The New York Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1867, Page 6

6 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 26, . 1867, Pinang OUR FASHIONABLE WATBRING. PLACES. THE BOARD OF EXCISE. HAL OF JOWN 1. SURRATT CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. i — SARATOGA SPRINGS, Tee geetes ee Oe Me See “TESTOR ~ ner - ef CONTINUED TESTIMONY IN REBUTTAL, | <3" trier eopnted sme of» watiaey geen. | The Suffrage Question Under Consid- ime Gear SEF ppetiemelbarrr Sn? eeney Red au wocieh yb wey OY 1th, ‘thal ‘he was eration. Affaire at the S The Wotele Not “ e regular pert fo Burlington on the night of the 17th, and in Man| the Ith, “In reply to that the detence had offered evidence, to show that it was not so, and that he was not in Washin, ton on the 4th, but that'he waa in Elmira; and i issaid that he 'w: Elmira eogiged tn a consph dd Decause he wasin spiracy they desired to conv him of murder. A evuience should in Crowded=Chiet Justice Chase’s Visit—Ro- The cae ys iaing ‘em Price b's ge le ee by a motley gathering of liquor dealers who manifested Sanatooa Sraixcs, July 22, 1867, the utmost interest in the proceedings of the Board, Among all the watering places of the Union pone can Owing to the extreme hot weather, or some other very Phe Defence Again Offer to Close the Case aid Submit it to the Jury. . Auzany, July 25, 1867. The Prasipext announced the special order of the @ay to be the consideration of the report of the Com- og we Deen 0, ~—e wn chief, aud at this late day it cannot bo offered'tr, rebuttal. | mittee on the Right of Suffrage, the fect that movements wero im progress in the Oun- | be compared to Saratoga, The various medical proper. | Powerful atmospheric imfuence, the Board did not act ae atus aetis naan) saps sala peng | ar, Monrny, (dem,) of Kings, ealled for the reading | gregs of the United States to take all authority from the | 100 of the different springs spontaneously issuing from | in its usual savage way in the revoking of Ucenses, and The Frosecuttom Will Not Chose | tinier reba. Repuing ensoure was awa evidence as | of tne roport of the Uommitice of the Wholo aa re- | Se¥e"a! Statorand regulate the elective franchise He | 1.) 7.4 nore are such that hardly oneot those sues. | A5& consequence out of twenty-four dealers tried bat Hit meet son wach pose ‘agsu ‘power, Without Argument, Would not be admitted. in the testimony ta chis?, “The ac. ported to the Conventien, as follows: — Thought it time for thig State fo put herself op record | ing from the various ills of which “‘flesh is hew to” but | 2v@ had their licenses revoked. These unfortunates cused ia here se sures Dt ares of, and pot REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF TRE WHOLE ON THE REFORT oF | agalnst it a can obtain by a judicious use of them a special benefit, | Were Jacob Lebruchuer, 242 West Twenty-eighth proveu bere. and Yel it a altempied tonkew teerencrc | THE COMMITTEE ON THE RIOUT OP SUYFEAGE AND GuaLIMI- | Mr. Van Corr, (rop.)of Kings, wasin favor of trans. | 170 0016 ph i yt a invalids the water of | Stfeet; Francis Schmidt, 98 Third avenue; Jacob Elts,, Waswunron, July 2, 1867. | Was engages in a conspiracy, ata Tor that they atiempe to | GATIONS TO MOLD OFFICE, forring the reguiation of the framchiee to the general GD... AMONG Broadway, - between ninth and Bixtieth streets; ) "ib the Criminal | Prove the Lelsgeaph ollces Opgm Wmorder to-ahow comtnnut. Ne ten fa art aa snse of twenty.one | sovernmont, Movements were in progrem to that end, | Congress Spring, aa usual, sooms to be the favorite | Tonis Bi 78 New Canal street; Joba Mesom, 4¢ lenarggintiadroiinalcers ti it eat acelin gation cetween Eimire and ngion, all of which was | Zobtitat of this State one year best’ preceding an election, | and would probably, sooner or later, be carried oat, | 1p tasto and active properties it !s more highly esteemed Hester street’ Gouri, Judge Fisher presiding, Megitimate. was amare’ that they would fix Surrait’s | and for the last four momihe @ resident of the couny | making all laws on thie subject universal This boing doen ty haa aaa tee ectaanioes on anaemia’ po TR fe RE ee ‘The rebutting testimony for the prosecution was resumed. revence here April, end debea h “q z to wel chat ~ Ariemus Stevens, sworn, and examined by Mr, Carring- a re where he may offer his vote, shail be entiiled to. should vote against the Prom aad With.” It was a matter of im. A Mi Tho case ef Jacob Eitz was one of peculiar interest to wuld not surrender this right belonging to this State Empire, Excelsior, Star and Columbian are as efficient 88 | ¢he jiquor fraternity generally, as his license was re~ ya voked by the Board after the evidence bad plainly ton--Roside im Lenuoaville, Canada; resided there all my he (Mr. Bradley) | where, for cers that arg oF hereafter may J rs e general government, and it was proper that this shown that at his liquor drinking was carried on: Tafe; ama farmer, kuow Dr. MeMilian; have kaown him roe thn Srrait oak for cigtrr by the ome: ‘but such ‘citizen shall have Convestion should now make tho declaration to that | The hotels so far are not crowded, The Union, capable on Sundays socordag te the system which bas given) over seven years, and Know his assoviates; was familiar ‘Was to be use, and tase, he argued, of the district from which the oilicer is to be'chosen for | effect, of accommodating eleven hundred, has about five hun- | birth to so many ‘clubs’? throughout the city. fap ‘With bis goueral reputation for truth, and tt was very good. Ho cross examination. Professor Harkuess, recalted—I wanted to make a cor section; the moos rose at one mu!nute and four seconds past whom be tye Lape ‘i provided, beer “grad va wor "e The question was taken by —_ and nays. jeetor in the actival mi service of tates, 1m . BARKER’ Chautauqua) name was the army or navy thereo, thall be deprived of bis vote dy | oq qon ME BANE ree ot eet sneadiment was his absence frm. the State’ and iatatare Millhave poster io Provide the tauier a which’ and the | offered 1m the proper place, and he should voto against it, trae and eat which, such absent elector mag vote, and | but at the proper time he would go upon the record in for the cihvaae and retin of thelr voles in the election dix | favor of acserting the right of this Blate to regulate the tricts in whieh they respectively reside, or otherwise; pro- | right of suffrage for herself. dred guests; the Clarendon about three hundred and fifty, | peared ii uri we and other smaller establishments are not more than | S1¥;, {ho 20m of Juno, Kits had issued sovent. half fall, Iti yet early in the scason, and the weather | writen invitation on the backs of the same cards, on. has been cool for the last two woeks, which accounts | were requesied te call at his place for the small number hero. A warm spell, however, | their lager cum. The ‘ will bring crowds, The races are to commence on the | Of course, on ing their tickets af the door were sung that on z and i he was there then they were bound to show that ho was Were on the Mth, on the evening of that . It mast ‘ly shown that the prisoner was here or that he was Within 'reasonable distence, and if that !s not shown they hare no case. The defenge has given evidence to show that th prisoner could not have got here, and they cannot mow Joseph offer evidence In rebutial; for it was part of thetr argued | Vided, also, that ntl the day of January, 1989, 9 citi. "The amendment was lost—50 to 91. bot ; ued . r i 3 ne sone eh mitted to the sacred apartments, wherein soon afters siroad:"on 4 Tetvey uta Yo to Wn htah they canna prove doe tack | £49,%hO shalt have been a ctizan for ten dayaand is ther: | 47° Gravag (rop'}of Herkimer, moved tonmend the | 7e,0C Rext month, at tho usual placa | | Sullins 18 tio Sastod partments mnersin soon afters and Balt dentral how, “Whatever i agontirmation of the original caso cam- | “Sea's” No person who shiall receive, expect to reorive, pay } first section :—! uo man shall be allowed to vole } 1.47 hour every morning at Congress Spring, aud {rom | erage drank with the utmost t gusto the congregated Mea eeeee er tbere are eon). routes leading from @ ™@g. clive” &s evidence im reply, or offer oF promise to pay. contribute or affer or to | at any clection who is tmtoxicated to that degree which, | (our ty ave PM. im the spacious grounds in rear of the | worshippers of Gambrinus, In the mast of the general: NN ee aT ee eee ene to Patadelnhins rv, Pierrepont rose to reply. commnte to another \o be patd or used any money or other | if repeated from day to for thirty days, would con- | 5014) festivity, aad is it to say, two or three policemen suo. mpbury to F otteviie, ad Srom Powaville 10. meee ont Marvick sald ke believ the defence had the close of | vary ble thing as a compensation or reward fore vate to | stitute him a babitual dra! before a court of icy Chief Justice Chase, of Washington, was a guest | ceeded in worming thotr way into the Toom, and & Wilton, aud is tyely weet of Suscury; trom | "at Bicrrepont maid he did not Bropore to make, a apaoch, ee a Rye Ae es) daly organized for that purpose under (he statutes of He | .)~ 1x6 Union for several daya about a week 0. It } sudden ond forthwith came unto tho day’s genial pro- erie tere are to th cena cane ce. They had expecied to prove that Surratt waa in New York we his vote, swear or affirm | State, Lost, was his first visit to the Springs, He seemed to be on | ceedings, The vote on tho question to revoke the tore peel p~ before such inspectors that he aaa not received, dors uot | Mr. Gnoss, (dom.) of New York, moved to amend:— expect to receive has not paid or promient te contribute to | Every male inbabiiant of thie Siate at the time wh others to be paid or used, any money or other valuable | tnis constitution shall go inte operation, of foreign birth, thing as a compensation ov reward for a vate to be given at | who stall at the time he may offer-his vote have de- nd a ey A EM rot ig- A Fein ane | clared his intention to become a citizen in conformity ‘on Apri 15. “They were yoing to prove that by a woman Tho had not arrived, bul was expected by the next train; but a challenge was thrown out by the defence to clove ihe tase. The prosecuiion accepted the ebalienge. Mr. Bradley, Sr.—We agree, sir, We are now willing to submit the case without argument, The ease ia closed, r i ‘erms with a Jesuit priest from Pennsylvania, | license stood as follows:—Ayes, Commissioners Acton, the, Hey. Mr, Haviland, and ” companion ‘of his from | Bosworth, Schultz, Manierre, Parker, Stone and Crane, PhiladeMphm, the Rey. Mr, Dunn, There are sevoral | Nays, none, - Romaa helio priests at the Union; I think more than tho Board have now declared that hereafter all club a dozen, as some are disguised, entertainers must share the fate of Eltz, or somebody- 1865; the Lackwanna jorthern Central Railroad abury ortbamberkand is two mules west of Su Wot Toad conpects with Phiadelptia, woni tin anu sate citeat bt o Kote, lenetias and all nateges | “¥ | to the laws of the United States relative to naturaliza age Sa ssameen ania tubikd conten erate: ned) ciee, eMa TERRA coed eke Ja vindieation of Mr. 8. B famons crime wid ail hersonel who have valuntaniy_en- | ton, and who shall also thea. possess. in all othet re: | congress Hall is being rebuilt om a larger scale than WHAT 18 THR RREULT OF A REVOKED 1200NCR ? Mr, Nagle had beon wnjmstid: Bratier) had gone for oand it found Mr. sistant. 1 Was necessary % eupoly funds for the witnesses, and he had doue so, and had authorized a Dauker to honor Mr. Nagie's drafts oa him, It was neces: ‘that some ar- ements should be made about the as the wits es would not come on ua.ess they were paid in advance, will @ of the best, if not the most extensi ere. Another case of interest was that of Francis Schmidt,. There i. also some alk of Mr. Marvin having the | 98 Third avenue, who was charged with not having his. United States Hotel rebuilt on the site - — it Serene = Bh gtr Cae pa, was — jo its former a prod formeriy—i 60, Saratoga will eclipse fol ha a ms piace on . Sunday tad dist money oe <The terms are reduced this year at all the hoteis— | paid for it, and that one end o! SO con- $25 ry week or $4 day for transient guests, There is | structed that any person in the barroom could enter be- to be a grand ball at the Union on the 26th inst. ind the counter. The license was revoked. nsport; by the records hi ; E know nothing of a »peci before L was askea if 1 was aged in rebellion against the United States, unless par- | specta the qualifications in this section prescribed, shall joned by the President of the United States, or the Gover- | be admitted to vote as hereinbefore provided. Lost— nor of the State of New York. Laws shall’ be passed for | 4° 19 99, eae ht of wuifrage and exclud. | "vir, Coxaer, (dem.) of Rockland, moved to amend:— buie, or who shall recelve, or agrecto | Every maie citizen who shall have been an inhabitant roperty or valuayle thing to promote | of this State for one year seeding any election, and perticnlar cand tdate or ticket, or who | a resident of the election district where he may offer h shall make or be daterested in any bet or wager dependent | yore, including every white citizen of the age of twenty- <a pe he result of any ciection, ‘The payment of the ex- ha h sf “4 by Mr. Bradic He thought ike aitack was unnecessay, and he only made | UPOM tl ting. of the circulation Sf papers and doca. | 000 years and every person of color who has heretofore The counsel for Mr. Schmidt moved a “stay of pro- from blinira to thir statement in justification of character. ~ vm od from the ope. | been admitted to the elective franchise, shail be ad- ceedings” in the case of his client for two days, that: Mr. Mertick-We wiltanw submit’ tho case without argu: sah eee ee o mitted (0 vote at such elechon in said district, and aot BEDFORD SPRINGS. ~4 evidence might be brought to show that the spirit of the not been violated by his client, but was in- law had formed by Ji h that ft dealer’ SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. ed by Judge Boswort! cece Masts Oe = Is no record of @ 8 eclal te @o not recollect coming down in ner until 1 saw bin in court, do Lo ment. Mr. Carrington said that in a.case of so much importance he could not consent to that course, 'szc.3. Forthe purpose of voting no person shall be | elsowhere, for all officers elective by the people, except deemed to have gained orlosta residence by reason of bis | for Mombors of Assombly, ia eae hile employed in the service of the W. of Sullivan, moved to amend so as With ina Ob & special tra: sked what b a rege 508 Oe AAR Mr. Waxes, (rep.) ivan, movi A license had been revoked the ee ee Seiees grea ae Pant Moe wn | Cred ie a rante er i teat Geeetct | wo slow fotuien who are tpperstherigms tS | whe Goncem aa. Rediora Moringo-temmer tw | Lacie, Webel Twit of nest” ues, ioe Deieekt | berate: M wid that 1 went over with a the reat of the | States, or of the high seas: nor while kept in any almatior Lost, : the Mountains—Grand Gathering of Politi | Tevocation of his license ended any autherity the: moss. case. or other asylum at the public expensg; nor while confined Mr. Graxt, frep.) of Delaware, moved to amend:— im the Board had over him. ‘The counsel then intimated: # route fro y 10 Washin Judge Fisker said tt was a point of some importance, and | jn any pabite prism. And tne titure shall prescrib> | Any person convicted of receiving a bribe to influence intimaced ( (ho Was nol new prepared to dec de It bias Bevvorp Srnincs, Pa, July 20, 1867, | that he would carry the case on certiorari before the A the manner in which electors abyent from their homes in fail in the dis of bis duties form: Leonor Baiiees mid aud betes each aide ts cute tree pensar eeeheN | Klme of we In the actual miliary or naval serice of this | Me'ymomber of the Lagiiabire, oF of aay © bor public | The seagon ere bas now fairly opened, and the hotel | Supreme Court, witch proceeding MF. Acton, informed Sous Lcure (run i aeciomure ae telauacres votaken the Ypdae isier replied that seh had been the pracilee. for tho canvassamdl return of ther votes, aitica of trast to which hho bas been dleciod oF ap- | proprictors are gathering in their accustomed summer | moreover, that he did not think that the Board would be: ar hoare fren Hersemiieg se Baers; jernick asked wheter, If the defence decline’ Sec. 4. Laws snall be made for ascertaining, by proper | pointed, sball not be atiowed to vote in ate unless The voi hee vit, however, be vet teen yer much. put out by whatever action the courts should» = 16 ase eS ep se on to the jury. the speech of oue of the | pioofs, the citizens who shail he entitled to the rivht of | pardoned by the Govermor, with the consent of the | harvest rar not, A Y | think dt to take in the matter. . hare at tok a dae oe coe t side would not clove the cise? suffrage heredy esiablahed ; and the Lezisiature shall pro- | Senate by a two-thirds vote. Lost, great; only one-half of tho rooms in the hotels are oo- ‘STILL APTER 'EM, pendury at 4 M. on the 48th ot a Mr. C, Mt as this was a case of great im. ia Fan to: Ma iyovilles know ¥ nd had occupied some time, the counsel would wiaburg t miles | t the orther @sonssion Mr. Merrick anid that the 4 Would be withdrawn uniess the case was con. heir proposition had been to sub. mil the case without further argument and let it go to the Jury at once. Airs Plerrepont said he bad not so understood it; he un- he evidence only was closed. ppeared that counsel had misundersiood the agreement, aud the ease was reopened andthe examination te that a rogis'er of allo'tizens ontitled to the right of auf. A Trage in wach élection distret shalt be mide and compleved | | Mr. J. W. DwiGnr moved to reconsider the ante Ne. irst proviso was stricken out, Tavied. ations! six days before any election, and no persou shall | Which tho tirst p ? vote at such election who shall not have been registered ae- Mr. Cuuken, (dem,) of Orleans, moved to amend:— cording to law, Buatsuch tnwa shail be uniform in their re- | That persons herein declared to be voters for all officers quirements thronzhout the State. to bs elected may algo vote on all questions which may Sxc. 5, Al elections by ens shall be by ballot, ex- | bo submitted to the votes of the poople of the State at cept for -ench may by law be directed to be | iin. Carried, 10 to OF Otnerwise chosen, " acces a Nec. 6. No person, whois not at the time of taking the oath Mr. Atvono, (rep.) of Onondaga, moved to Yeconsider, of office an elector, shall hold any office un‘ler this constitu. | Tabled. tlon. All Of.cers shi before they enter on the duties of Mr. Grayt moved toamend:—That no person shall vote eupied, and fears are entertained that business will be A Mrs. Clancy, who at a provions meeting of the- Board made complaint inst several Hquor dealers in no better than it was tast year, Still these gloomy aatl- | Nintn avenne for having sold her husband liquor after cipations may not be realized, and the hotel proprietors | she had warned shane hot to do ben Conary in may yct rejoic2 in a revival of tho glorious days of 1865, | having the licenso of one jer revol appea her revocation powers on several when guests were only too glad to pay full prices and sit | Yesterday to try her revocation, powers ou several orter up a few nights in the parlor, until a room, or the eighth | caso against say, one Fret oes ag = beat bled it~ racated. ter prepared an vin ive the next time paid gd eather cadegens the Board a visit, that she might be successful, hat was t April 13; the passeng: twelve #, M., and arrived at 1 past thrce A’ M.; between thirty nd thirty minules past ¢ Harrisburg for Ballin Beare ec ‘ ¢ Bale Nes ne their respective 0: sko and wubseribe the following State after the year 1872 unless he can read the Bedford Springs ig one of the most ancient and ne he eae tween cur road and the Cata- ae) aor ane be would decide upon the points argued | Gath or afirmavion:— mirm)..Qhas J.will anpeort the pretbrrey Lost. : popular of the Sieeies ntain resorts of Western : d. we fs ne ovclec arrow. ; : : ti . ; ie gai An generat surge of the Bedtirore and Oh ia read | why evel, MOD and. gxamined by Me. Prorenont-- | eonatiulian of gna Until Rater andthe eoinugn ot the | Mt A. J. PARKER moved to adjoura. Tost—841068.. | Petnevivania, Eatabished nearly half « century af0, BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. it has ever since received its full share of favor froma ~ Was tb Elmira in June. 1866; saw Mr. Joseph Carroll, a nd that I will fath full; e the Mr, Van Castrsn moved to take a recess until balf-past tailor, there; went with Joo. Knapp to Mr. Carroll's storo— Popeye ree en State of New Yor ly Z ‘othe best of my | seven o'ci ck. Lost. duties of the oftice I am to hold aecordi: at least the stove where Mr. Carroll was employed ae a | ability. Mr. Baxrow moved to adjourn, Lost, discerning public, who can appreciate at their just AwEGED Faavps on Tas Revenve—Within a shorter fhewaw Subratts Carsoll wae tat oy Woy we eg upon which | ee Murray moved to amend tho first section so that | Mr. Coxczn moved to amend #0 as to punish thesowho | value the benaty, of ita surrouniing seomery, the cool. | time past the Collector of tho Second district, and bo ray tig tae yeti > ory sod did not Lear anyihing about the 13th mentioned Nt will read, “Every whit> male citizen,” &, may influence an elector to withhold his vove. Carried. } pegs of its summor temperature, and the health-giving ‘ebelal other: teresa etbeomaybaie Stet nitihing's dia secoren, eae nae ™ sainutes past eight; | not say oe it Koate pe Posoners a sa 0 Mr. Vunrtanx, (rep.) of Erie, moved to further Mr, ANpREws moved to amend—To punish those who | properiies of its medic‘nal waters, Many of the people 4 J conve sation oi nd al we; Carroll sald Mr, Of- rived af ball past this for alleged frauds on the~ e f Ne here have come larly for a number of | der of oil refineries in this city iit ‘A. M.; ob the inovning of april 18 the frat wane tere pve sean intend wt aig cot uniil the | revenue, It is alleged that the owners of these estab- end their lives, It mi nob supposed, however, that this ie what is generally known amend that no property qualification for eligibility to | shall make any promise to influence a voter. Carried, office, or for the fight of. suitrage, shall be required in Mr. VERPLANK moved to amend 680 as to disfranchise but no colored citizen shall have tho right of | those who have defrauded the government of the United suffrage unless a majority of the votes cast atthe next j States or the government of the State of New York. general election in this State shall, in addition to stating | Adopted. : ‘whether tho vote ts for or against the adoption of the Adjourned to eleven o’elock to-morrow morning. constitution, state shat the vote is in favor of extending to the colored citizens the right of suffrage, ‘The Puemmnvr rated thee aurudment out of order, | ; GROWLS FROM VARIOUS SOERCES, ‘under the resointion adopted heretofore that all propo: tions for eepara iasion shall be deferred antil the | $ 4) 29 domocratio papers are- published in“Louisville, was in New York. and that w: he way he got at Sur- made use of any date, the time by knowing fort was in New ¥ John W. Hrowning sworn, and examined by Mr, Pierro- Pont—Am a cork in the otiee of the Comiissiouer General mowers, Question—Do you know if any Confederate prisoi were-confibed as Bimiraon April 14, 1006 Pont’ Prwonere Mr, Bradley objected, ax it was not expressive to any- thing brought ont by the defence. ' Mr. Pierrepont said it was for the purpose of showing that nere, . ja-hiugion at fifteen minules pastsix A, M., arrived at itimore af fifteen minutes past ten; this train wae detuned At the itelay House for severai hours: 1: was due at Balt more al eight A. M.; the second tain left Washington at Sfieen minutes forty minutes past, two, its time due wae ffiecn minutes ight, but it was detained ut the Relay House, By Mr. Bradler—The, stove trains were detuined at the Relsy House and searched; I assisted in the seareh. Charles F. Wetmore sworn, aud examined by Mr. Pierre- fis sm at 18 Clinton place, New York city; Know Dr. Past seven, aiff arrived in Baitimore at tion of tt which have made Sarstogaand Long BranchDo- | ing establishments -selzed:—Seoly: & Co.’s refinery, class of who sinply desire, in leaving town, to re- Leonard street, ED. ; Lyddon & Mickey's refinery foot. . | of First. W. D.; the Crystal We x 3 Grait thar health and egreneiy yams nnsy poccmmat. sais Maras refinery, near Fite bg okey “a ors Nl, ¥ am the person referrod to as coudueting a suit for 8 cou there were ‘Where over five thousand prisot te : E. D. ; John Matoney’s'tefiuery, nth - sphvslcian; {ao not thing Dr. Bisel wen tu Clanica Apen | ying Aner, could mot eee what this wat reply 10, | SM" Wings appented from Ube decision of the | Ky, Now, us tho State te overwhelmingly democratic, | fCly OF @xtraracance, to reeord, The ‘excite- | and Fifth streets, E. V.; Fernandez -& Co.'s refinery, Fei diatiog Uup witnesses ‘or tis suit; when 1 saw Bisacil's | vut'by dive Rear meld Of General Lee, which was rated | o2' dur foally widdrew It, iney sbould at least agree politically, But theyarecon- |-ment which ever transpires here tea Red Hook Point. "These cases are now hammers Ele case I thoaght he way mistaken: my ree | “The onection was sustained. Mr. Munvay modified bis amendment eo that all cole Fit i eters and snap and akine Wiel u which mea bet tothe } tion by the Collector, None of the seizures baveas yet poooaed, Lweut to the oftce of ME Lote: ete cond sub: | Mrs. Of. A. Fithian (formerly Sherman) sworn, and ex. | ored citizens entitied 10 vote under the constitution of | #titutional growlers, ap-and wane tal extent of They might, it is said, even go | been roported at the offics of the United States mo in the sult, abd he banded me some euers dated tin, | Amued Ly Mr. Hersepont—Live at the eornerof Tenth and | 1846 shall be entitled to vote, &c. tm the most approved manner, Thoy are all copper- | higher than thia, bub-thas a wholesome public opinion Inspector Cocheu on Weduesday afternoon. this, Attorney. them. seized a distillery in Navy, near Prospect street, for an- mt are of almost every variety medicinal | alleged violation of the Revenue law. street, South Washington; my first basband, Mr. sherman, was an Alderman of Philadelphia: I knew John Lee's repu: tation while be was an officer under my husband; “sy hi, Ha acid es Lage ‘ined by Mr, PI t— john BE. Hatheld swe exami! ir. Pierrepon' Livorat $89 Tenth streot; lived in Philadelphia a number of ‘and 18th of "April, 1568, and the letiers ooufirmed me t Bisseil waa then fn my office; Ihave heard the charac of Dr. Bissell very much canvassed; bis general reputa- 1p for roth and veracity was bad, By Mr. Bradley—In the setiler Mr, Amasa J. Parner, (dem.) of Albany, would vote | noad, however, disagrecing only ia quality, For in- for the amettdment, with the understanding that here- after an opportunity would be offered for providing for | stance, the Demcerat pitches into the Courier as fol- @ eeparate submission of nezro suftrage, low: nt of the suit Dr. Biseeli ; yaest: as, and lost by ‘ and | able There is a sulphur and an iron aod a eeetets Aeeiet B co.tee 08 of spaeens gave! — ‘yeare; knew John Lee in Philadelphia; never heard his | g eon 48 10 04. cigabeiaerty + d orien wid coare ti poo ie eae: eileen @ mineral spriog, and ng has its crowd ara gna the compan: ihe my fees; Br. Binoeli's general | PeBulgtion for truth and veracity questioned. ; | 4 Me Exonce, (rep.) of Livingston, moved to strike out | ana for Staies military districts, It returns | It is said shat tho manner in which « the Bharacter tor trath ts bad; I frst . saw hin in eouspany welth seme oeihe Settee eure BFE: | tne whole of the provisa to the fire ecction,. Carried, | Bd (oe Staiea they Bave military tistics eaignos beverage 18 a certain lndication of the length Ree dip Tet and is ex gut CAG ly aaet William Parker eworn, and ined by Mr. Carrington— Mr. Burnt, (dem ).of New York, moved to ninewt | rant, asimme. opposition to irresistible fate, which it io has been at the Springs. The néw-comer weds Bisavil resided in Waverley whos piehetally dis: | Live in Washington, on Neventh atreet. corner of Tama | 80 that no man of color other than ‘those provided for invites, and involves Kentucky in the same general | advances hurriedly to the fount, seizes the glass with See eek dileertentt romeet’ tee ‘Now ‘York city: lw, sed gterk tn the Tresoury, Devacineat know John Lee; never by the constitution of 1846, and those who may bo bora | havoc and destraction. and gulps down the liquid asif it were ito not ink Bisel wae cagaged nvoruing up tect | MSTA asian ya Raa ata ees Saat. | Ate State, shall be eutitha to vote” Lost—yoas 40, | PADS TO Sennen se ane epstom of Nepotism fn dozen barrels home wii thera to | thepast— or Alarge sed waa nays Mr. Kxrvan, (dem,) of Oncida, moved to amend by | prevalent at Washington thus» Fequiring ten days’ residenco instead ot thirty days, It is estimated that in Washington city there are under r, SHOMAXKR, (dem) of Kings, said this was the | she general goverament be:ween five and #ix hun- only State that proposed to suspend the citizenship of | freq “amilies’ having from three to seven members an adopted citizen for even ten days. The idea that the | jy omce, not a few of whom have been in office for adopted citizen should be compelied to wait thirty days | oars. “It is sald, and no-one has taken the trouble to "Ole Gnuaicrs (rep) of ‘Westchester, suid. every man | @eey tt that edriain, prominent pablic men have from wan preted rho same to thin coun. Tou anya was | CCUG aii af ue elas, Gear and rome, the time fixed in the constitution of 1646. He was in | capital or elsewhere, In ff it seems to be the geu- (air Conners, tren) of Onondaga, was in favor of | %,fule, from the President down to the country post. throwing all the dignity necessary around the question | So tacit a pavlic man happen to have forty-two olllces, of naturalization; but he beg o residence aha me bY great and ssnall, at bis disposal, his wife's forty-second t present, was sufficient, ere were those to think ina all the ignorance came from the other fo nerd gp ae rth Sra ae side of the Atlantic; but there were mauy foreigners | acconnt of the facilitics of swindling which the office landing on our shores who were as well posted concern- | resents: How much, ob, houest taxpayer, do you think ing our \ustitutions we taany ative bern citizens aie mation fine Been Cuenbed eet Ofte the celleetion of % y ted by a vote of 87 4 a: MASENEER GERRRARRRE. Sine Sey mtcrnal revenue during the war and since, by the collu Aig 9 for we were about to settle the case I do not remem- that he ever spoke about @ brakeman he wanted as wit jon the 1ith, 12th and lath of April I was writing the ters in relation (0 rettliug the case, and I think Bixecll as in my oitice on April 18, By Mr. Pierrepont—Bisrell was at my office yesterday; de was at my house last Sunday, Dr. Wm Kimer sworn and examined by Mr. Plerrepont— Reside in New York aud know Dr. Bissell, 1 kuow what, voople say of iim, and bis zeputation for truth te bad. by Mr. Bradlay—Have beard severa-apenk of hig charec- Ae bad; bave heard # dozen or more speak of Dr. Bis- tive here, tia 8. Parker sworn and examined by Mr, Carring- ton—Reside in Phiiadeiphia; keep a restaurant corner of Siath and Chestnut streets, 1 knew Joba Lee for a number of years in Philadelphia, ‘never heard bis repuiation for truth and veracity 101 ned. By Mr, Bradiey—Did not know Lee while he was a detec- tive hero. At falf-past three o’clook P.M. the court took recess until ten o'clock to-morrow. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. ARREST OP 48 ALLEGED Forcen.—Late yerterday after- noon a young man giving bie name as John Cooper ap- Deared at tho Fulton National Bank, Pearl and Fulton sirects, and presented to Mr. Ronald M. Buchanan, the paying teller, a check for $350, purporting to deen drawn by Mr. Kenny Couillard, of No. 107 South street. last them through tho winter, stroll leisurely to the | ed at the foot of Amity street. A sprin, 7) slowly sip their’ morning lmeere, their | longing to J. W. Huffington, at the feot o1 Ren faces beaming wit! seif congratulaiory smile at their | was removed. The gare, then proceeded Lap tire BT, own good fortuno in having the opportunity to indulge | yard, at the foot of Harrison street, q in such goditke nectar, apne tite lp on od rojected over the street, Persons of gimple tastes find little diMoulty in amusing resistance was to the men while removing the themseives. All tho usual raral recreations, such as pen Srivee. riding, ees, Cn Apap AssEsswext yoR Tre Boarp or HmaLra mm Kencp- limited estent, There are, also for people of a less rustic | Couxty.—Kings county ts called upon to furnish the Oe ete eetsnenl Ge, Then there is a | cum of $8,373 to defray the expenses of the Board of nightl an aaks, amet Sf poate ae nom nes, mhe | Heal etl zap, Tour, szrent eeane fer hotel register fairly bristles with the names of judges, | smount was 4 Jast year; but they have on hand at an there is a email legion of antitied politicians. Gov: | the present time the sum of $37,015, a0, the $8,373 Will by bis family. avn fow days otber'and_greacer arrivais | ™&ke op the sum they need. is ly. in a fow da} er ss rrivals be take py “Old Tod usually fomesy the first A Desperate Prisoxen.—A rough looking tndividual half of tho eurnmer here, and has already engaged rooms | named John Connors, went into a grocery store in Til- for the present season. He is expected in a day or 20 After the adjournment of Congress.” Senator Cameron is | ‘MY street yesterday, and, after taking « loaf of bread, mb sworn, and examined by Mr. Pierre. New York city; bad n with Dr. way; Twas in busi ith Bissell; a Fs @ bad charac \ pever beard worse character. (No ¢ross-examination, ) Francis Archambault sworn, and exunined by Mr. Pierre. Reside in Montreal, bave lived there eight or nine ears, ain g lawyer; Knew Mr. Nogie, who testiled agaipe Milan; 1 ‘| private conversation with Mr. Mi do not wish to tell it, but if compelled 1 will do jagio mid be was coming here a8 « witnese Fog brineing other ud abt for $1.00, and » aad nd 1000 sion of relatives? Doubtless not far from $300,000, 000! ik ‘St. Marle; b The number on the check was 2,318, and being the same Mr. Van Camrey, (rop.) of Cattarangus, moved to - ‘also to tthe Springs very shortly. ihe differences | abused the proprietor, He was arrested and taken be- me bit character’ was al fo croas-examion: | a9 was apon a check presented earlier in the day by Kr. | amoud by making resiience in the coanty two months, ian tae ce se sgperke ~ bee a yet between Mr, Sterous and the Senator have teoame noto- | fore Justice Buckley, who sent him to the Penitentiary. e-) / which was lost by 74 to 74. te Legisiature, session bids fair to “stretch out | rious, The letier written by Mr. wens in reference to ‘im from T./. Logan sworn and examined by Mr. Pie: On | Couillard, it excited the suspicions of the teller, who 5 i When the officers were taking him the court room: 0, al mn c'clock, Ttoileed | caused the detention of Cooper until officer Marray, of ago er thee tae to the crack of deom,” and show an enormous amount | the last contest for Senator, which was evidently in- | to the prisoner's wagon he mude a desperate resistance, tended for general circulation. and bas been extensively | ana tried to taway. Six policemen threw him upon mabiished throughout the Stata, and which contains an | thy sidewalts for the purpose of putting the irons upon insinuation that Sir. «amerou “suddenly converted” the | him when he bit one severely { the leg, kicked necessary majority in the nominating convention to bis | guother in the face and strack a third with tbo. irocs, side of the house, will not probably tend greatly to con- after they had been secured on his wrists. He waa ciliate matters, It witl be amusing to watch the position finally overpowered, and lodged in tho wagon without». which t se two “leaders in Israci’’ wiil assume towards each other, caged together in the sam» hotel, being struck with a cluh, though he richly deserved is. ‘Thi ne Politicians may not be altogether oes it Was remarka. t was very brilliant ined by My. Pierre- ww York; have known Dr. Bissell over # for truth is very bad. By Mr, Bradiey—I am @ produce and commission mer. bint; reside as Vout Fortieth street; Bissell was « past. ner of my brother. E. A. Tinker sworn and examined by Mr. Pierrepont—Jo 3868S was a telegraph operator In toieelig: ov the 18ih, lath, 26th and 10th of Apri, 1865, there Mr. Axprews, (rep,) of Onondaga, moved to strike out | of eack to very little bread. The republican papers, of ee proviso to tho first section, which was car- | course, accuse the democrats in the Legislature with delaying business; but, as they can be voted down at Mr. Lapnam, (rep.) of Ontario, moved to amend so that % tho voter shail be thirty days a resideat of the district | any time by the dominant party, we fear the real cause in which he offers his vote, ts that old evil—love of money. The Jaw limiting the ee Fn menTE ON idem.) of New York, moved to strike | bay of the members of the Connecticut Legislature to M the Second precinct, was called and took bim in charge, On going to the Tombs Mr. Couillard appeared and testi- fied that bis elguature to the check wasa forgery. Cooper, who \s an Irishtean, thirty-cight years of says he has been but eeven weeks in tho country. story is that yesterday morning he cailed at No. 14 Centre street to answer am advertisement printed in the RALD, and there met aman who gave him the check telegtaphic commun!. ot A and asked him to go to the bank and get it cashed. Jus. r. (rep.) of Chenango, moved to make it | forty-five days was repealed last year, fortuitous, In past years the State glate has fre- ERSEY TELLIGENCE. “py Mr, iradiey-i was in tho War Deparment telegraph | ¢e Dowlivg committed wo accused to the Tombs for | ton daya, Losi. The St. Louis papers aro also afficted with the preva- | quenciy been other made up or remado at the Springs, NEW J sin GENCE, office, arid we used the usual commercial Lg trial. wer Ny a enowes, (reP.) of St. Lawrence, moved 40 | tent mania The Venvcrat bas half a column of ‘gatiri- | The coming contest in Psnnsylvania will bo a very close gS : amend by making tho voter for thirty days a resident of thodewn or ward ane ten days a reay ot the election } @al growls,’ under the head of “Spread Eagle Legisla- district in which he offers to vote. lation,’ in which it ridicules Senator Chandler and Con- one, and the republicans, al! jo somewhat fearful of Jersey City. are already making great efforts to maintain their Lavnca oy a Fernvsost.—A new ferryboat for tho oe eetly aacitt consuiation may Ike | coriands stroot line wae launched at two o'clock yester- Morel! Mareau sworn and exginingd se Sr. Pierrepont— Carronn ov am Atecen Can Proxrocrer.—Yesterday telegray ows At ‘ter GES SeerePh SE Tk and ti of aprilitere wen ale. ic commen Merning Mr. Theddeus Sittock, residing at Greenwich, unieation between Elmira anu Washington. Coon., was riding in one of the Second aven: Mr. L t wa place ‘Me . i ue cars, and ir. Lartam accepted the amendment, and wes ‘ here before the season closes. \ieg'wan threwau bagvage Master Leiwsen Wass, | when at Peck slip ferry be felts stracge hand In bie | Sd0peed by n vote of fa to 82 Kress for not attending to law making for this country | PITY Deslient Buchaaaa will not visit the Springs | day afternoon from Burtis’ shipyard, Red Hook, This Mr..Cuntm, (rep.) of Richmond, moved to amend #0 ag | instead cf ‘kicking up a bobbery’’ in foreign lands, It to allow females to wote on the same terms with men. | algo growls at the expenses of collecting the United Mr. <inavns, (rep.) of Herkimer, moved to amend pee . as to provide for 8 epocial election in June, 1808, att States revenue, and says:—''The whole system needs which eromen alone rhaill Leo = care a so | faithful investigation and action. _ But most politicians voting sha!l declare én favor of female suilrage, then | aroafraid to meddle with it ontil after a Presidential ual suf hall be extended to ’ A be Camm satd theeubject 1c hee carefully con- | election.”’ The Republican, which, in spite of ite name, sidered t committee. They had concluded to exiend | is intensely copperhead, secs mothing but gloom and dis- suffrage to Diack men aud to deny it to wemen. The | geterfor the country under ridical rule, wad is 80 filled Shy one docoted i fet Be, eae he wpmen bad not. If | with growls that it is useless to attempe to enumerate York; we let ‘ashington at thirty min- utes past seven, were detained at the Relay House aed geached Baltimore at t-veaty minutes past Itimore at forty minutes past tweire houre late in reaching Nee Yori. Mr. Bi said he could Bot understand whet uke Fedul, and ublese {t was wot in revutial be would move te “ne es re yt waid it ld that 8 bat r said it would prove that Surrati could have reached Lake Oharnpiato at the tuna slated, Mv Bradiey aie that was origin f. Pierrepont said it would tend mira ou tbe 1étb of April, if radiey saldif Dr. | wee earth this testimony. wae uot this year. Possib! he may have been scared away boat largest ferryboat owned com- +e xrected wavget Scan cee hb ton Sante aanenne foltowing coainashanage ot family are expected noxt week, and tha Secretary him- | Panay. re olf will probabiy spend « few Ways here durivg. tbe oS ete 18 feet in depth and 36 reason. beam; stroke pocket, and turning instantly around sev George Kier- nan in the act of withdrawing his hand from hie (sil. Jock'a) vest pocket, in which «ras $150 ia Treasury notes, Ho immediately seized Kiernen and held dim till officer Spe igit, of the Second preciact, came upend took him in charge. Kiernam was takea before Jactice Dowling and committed to the Tombs fer trial. Kiernan denies his guilt in the moet peremptory manner. Love's Youxc Dneam.—Yesterday Marietta Kehoe. | Benneit-tartung, of whose cheskered though youthful £ red, QUARANTINE INTELLIGENCE. ilecatea page » lean mete conver 2, and from tbe wark, ‘Numerous complaints bave of late been made of the | taken in tow by the &1 Geueral Grant and placed unnecessary detention of passengers and tueir bageage | Bear the forry aiip, where she will be finished, at the Lower Quarantine, It is thoronghly understood Hudson City. * - o'clock yesterday at it rebuttal. men he meets and the Gat twen' them. that the officers of health are solely responsibie for the Fatt rrow & Scarvrouy.—About ten ebow that Surratt was not in Elmira on April 14, career a full account wee given im yesterday's Herat, | that would tell the story. The a forenoon a paifter named Gill, who was at work in the» Beare that mas up before Justice Dodge to undergo an examination | frage movewon! scored the idea of submitting {i The Mobi:e Times growls at the Southern advocates of | sanitary state of the ships coming under their super- pai County Jail, fell from a scaffold a distance of about. " inaction as follows:— Question to the women of the State; they did not desire thirty-five feet. In his descent he came in contact with vision, and have nothing whatever to do with the ex- submission iu the manner proposed. Will they tell ue what will be the end of that inaction to » io relation the change of ammation or detention of baggage or juggage or per- y which had been a right to prove aster brought against her by the materoal pasont of | — The quostion tras then on Mr. Graves’amend | in presence of wily and active enemies? Will they tell of timber, the sharp edge of which ro lacorated. Tead « horityon the | ber bay husband. It ie ehown from the testi. | ment, and it wee lost—yeaa®, nays 152—Menura Barto, | us how iong thie waction i to fast; what {te results wilt | Spal wearing apparel supposed to bo liable to revenue | %, Throat thet be sawowly escaped having bis head bei the Court, y of the firet and only wi (Ea P Beals, , Farnham, Graves, Hammond, M. | be, and when will those resulig be known? Is it at this | duty. Outside the range of professional medical duties severod from hie body. The unfortunate man was con- _— * | & Lawrence and Seav: in the affirmative. or the ensaing session of the present Congress, or the officers of health do not travel. The Custom House | veyed te his 61 Gregory street. Jersey City, Ky Benott) placed on the end for ihe prosceviion Asto we | that om the grevious night Mrs, Hartung, in com- was uot ip tn inlemepkion of pany with a lady friend, visiied Newark acd r MeMillan® state. | suecesced in finding the ‘rother of the alleged kod from Elmira to Booth. It —— sband of the youthte! Marietta, It seeme Ly ie at Mr. Mone, (dean. ) of Gree moved to amend the | after the fall elections of 1808? And if mot until then, Proposition of Mr. Curtis sot! it ehall not apply to | can they point out the particular sort of legislation to women of color. Lost. which the South will be treated before their policy has Mr, Coxrs denied that wome\. had not asked to be | worked out its efecta, onfranchised. He had presented p »titions here contain- ‘The Hunteville (Ala.) Advocate continues the growl: — ing names of over o6e thousand wo demanding it. What do thosé papers and public men mean who ad- department is supposed to havea circle of its own to Ware Neier tneehas, of York onan He wee lal which ita duties are confined, Oo ibis question Newark. an inquiry bas boen instituted by the Board of Health Iverraxce Meerina.—For some time past the dusiness th Officer, Dr. Swinbs i to th anes of the ayetem, and the rortit ie to the | men of Newark have been complaining of ae alleged: Offered by the de this Witness’ statement that Mra. Hartong stated | Ho did nat di % fl rogister against allroads if wot at desire to make politicians OF women, but to | vies ihe and vote Aconvention? | following effect:—That suffer inconvenience | combination of the Newark fire insurance companies for nd corroborative. © ail ane mas word to get “her boy,” | remove.the disabilities now surrounc!iag them. Treoeuseee' al ‘allows the colored men to | and injustice on arriving at the Quarantine station | the purpose of forcing the rates of premium above #: presence of . 0 ncrape into whieb love and Mr. E. Bxooxs, (dem.) of Ricbraond, opposed the | vote anyhow, deprives the of representation, keeps | from infected ports by being detained there for want of ~ and clove their ex. dsebing young dameel, whom he calls in. Tho franadise would mat elevate woman; | ovulation and Capital out of the State, injures in every The steamehip Raleigh, from Ha fair standard. It has been alleged also that several of u amination im chief, end fn their rebutting testizn brought imkon Sime with the ctherend of the tote) He desied that wit | eet teehee yy Witiame Beary, evidence would tend to rebut the proof of an alibi. was married (0 the accused: but haa, so far as hie Teale waren ogy Vere - belief and knowledge taken unto bimself another nome other piace, | Wife, and Le, ip fear of bringing bie brother into treuble, artes thaze on the 19th of Juiy instant with fifty-fve | the New York companies were members of the league, . passen, 4 number of whom were anxious to proceed exor- arope ‘by the. steamer which left New York on the | end. im-tanees ave boen publicly cited where se enoge. to day following, but owing to the delay in Ob- | these allegations the Newark co would drag her down from the high position she now way the ‘with go possible good that we can sea “Th jestion evas taken on Mr. Curtis’, The political edifice has been wy down, « plan and to women, and it ‘waaylost—19 popes for the erection of a new one adapted to tending ea! : t wo been made out by the See | Senta, atevea Reset tatianaar tine? architects, and the people ore invited to go to work, nod 25— tani their property were compelled remain in " prosectiliow cannot ado Oppwsi 10 that sifbi thet | bos Qrather reluctant witness. No traces of this Fowler. Gi i Kiuney, 4 4 rs ly. Laat even e % sistant from where ibe crime was cow. | husband bave bean found, and it je pot at alt likely that m, M. i Leweenel, Pend, hoot, ‘giucker, h Veeder pocntegt the teabeciies, the Teapoenoatice, sok ihe ves: thet jocrocy. “The ten aaniy, Sout yoo = Eibrary Hail toceumier she eut ‘womber of They cannot do thats for if irabows Uplesiber side teattne | Mere will be any, as his appearance would Leod to com. Wales voting ia the ailicmative, ple to held off fo stay Out Im tue woather, the heat, the arrived on theeame day, and was wot permitted | Per#on: wing in attendance, 7 cannot do that: for if « is'ebawn bylether at ieal® matters, it wet bring fresh trouble on bis head. | Reaese to four‘ovslock. . re ; qo land b : for there reas of the city were a nae wi jan Rear Tork oe Eisire, Ses of oe arietta now eaye whe ie going to have ‘the boy, her p+ Baia eo Md, i] rain, the ue and let oe bond to land per passengers with ool ageee — views and ideas waa fren, and Py “ a 4 ™ there eband—th at . di leer: 5 vuln —t reject ie bout twenty. ours. The Columbia, which eged monopoly ‘manifested. ‘quced suber - ier . ciher fenton toon comes old wenas waht Re report on the HHebt of ufeage was ree umed, tions and deny the authority of the archi- | rived at balf-past twelve on tho ath inet, was compelled wore edepied denow hey’ Be preege erae fs Saar te a Burpee | eccrine Matpaant, toes uterine Netne | us, pear, cesta otra Mason | as ite POY dl Seay acl" el | Sera hens wets Oakes a | Rien, Pale Pevineren o prisoner wae at « plice er nf @ pi it, the further examination being adjourned to | “tWenty-cue’ wert “eighteen, so as the the evil. A new company . et vip in the abs, or the piace where the crime was com. | Eionga’ not ang the fait roune iieeite persone of the laiter age to vote. | berty and that of theif posterity will be by of the tenders in the Yesterday morning the seven: waite Tel gtmtumDoUy now offered was corroborative amd x in the mean- | Pere Romearsox, (dem) of New York, advoctvted the | letening to and following such advice? none of wnom | THs Coxsrinacy Casa. — ia pot be ered in fevetiat . We Merrick also uote | time alowed vo remain a occupation of a cell th . 5 oe S2 , 4 pF the certificate, | mombers of the Couchmakers? Union, arrested on charree: deomion of r fe the comfortable eecom: tions of J amendment He ght itsater to trust youn's enn! position. The case of ive prowest ey Police Court Jail, while ber ph yd b—-- years of age with the ballot than to west the oy i peomined ‘om of conspiring to tnjare the busisess of Bara | son, of bg manor hers, and The tight of, Uh bimseif ot the lyctum of the Howse of Detention, ban ith hat Fight. poe Tete ladies were eeneeam | particulars of which have already appeared in fend they bave put him on part of Tuart oF Baysas Canrer.—The danger of having | 4pe dom.) of Albany, moved to amem1:— Contaising their own appeared before Judge Depew and surrendered vew back and pu ; Mr, Carmy, (' ) 7; to : on board, without te relieve their bondsmen of goods exposed for sale outside one's premises is amply | ‘The section shail not to any man of color ‘bo they would receive it, Most of the | further were immediately din- exemplified dy the numerous arresta which, from time | shall oes 00 on eee i as toe cameaea te 4 ‘Lower Quarantine have more or on thetr own recogainances, = to time, have been made by the police in the several pro. —— the he whom are subjected to the Rei i eincta, The latest cave of this kind has been one in | snail have oe hh so cop aoe their revenue ‘Ormmon or Juvan Fieiv.—in the United hireweebategiany ant tlcat iene ane iewigibodgn A A) tod perecgere aad Se aA Chas ee, Sesehig totes ied. ante ee. trader had, as. be alleges, roll of Gny-six yards of | wt ‘once either to meats 8 IN eae mm nat Bruseele carpet outside bie store Goor on the 18th | tion A fue to the Quarantine | following Judge Be rights ootant, and’ta the ateracen, of, the suse 7, the, these who = to make rules im bankroptcy; that duty devolved were af f H . \ a \, THE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD, Resignat( oo of Henry Keep as Presidents anc' Election ef H. H. Baxter. TT ee hi i tion as to or gails ia the matter kk Ip. Itportant A.tary, July 26, 1867. yh pny demanded an a tipenehip of the United Suaten Htwaniad i isered at (eo Board of Directors of the New York Central Raihoed to-day, Henry Keep resigned the Presidency of the rom’. The position was unanimously fendered to William @, ‘Baggr wae than oleate seed Paeeenl bape in le alvee Beet i feat i