The New York Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1867, Page 5

THE COURTS. (COURT CALENDAR—THIS DAY. Supreme Conrt—Uircalt—Part L Held by Judge t: “ ont Se TET Oper ant Terminer Causes aud Rowland 14?1—Gladke vs, Taylor. Npacdgo' -saphag Biz—Merrttet al va, Huteh- (@—Ro-eudlats va Oran. inson dull, 1—Vooriis, va, Kelly, @1—Indiana and Chicago BR. dhert®, &c. Dy R, va. Lyng. Ipsugh va, McGraw oe va, cho. etal Fecaca va Houtman NCS—Conncily, Jr ¢t al ve O eo etal. Crone et ul. Bree —Wrighiva. Comstock. M5—Mayer et al, vs, Marte Tli—Drake va. Bristow, eal. President, &e. GiL—Dowdall et al ve 981—Deleyer ve. Geimander, thews, imp'd. Aol—Mayer et al, ve, Kelly, ard ve. Davies, Shertif. Poblic Admin, Bs—buiis | 122—Chasham Ss tional subols. nk va. Taylor, OKT —HrIen . phael, Supreme Court—Clrenit=-Part I. Held by Judge J. ©. Sm th. Court opens at 1 Sn A.M, Mos, me Tok—Witine etal. va, Leone 135¢—O'Rrien et al. Na: Great erik ern Gil Go, Olt—Meyora et al. vs. Mort ier vs. Bracher, Bs8—Woiie va. th or, re, ve, Bere Bizi—SrseLurger vs, Fins, et al. ifs eb al, 12°10 Brion ot al.vs,Tilden, ™ N8—Merrest et al Leea- ‘owler ra. Woods, Woimaerritt chal vi, Casst. Booth vs, Rhodes, hype ‘ish loti vs. Appleby. and, anes, ve Northrup et al. Cohen etal. ws, MeGay, etal, ve Coa. ver @ ota 188—Gulmardu vs, Mayor.to. Supreme Court—Cireuit=—Part LiL Held by Judze Willis. Court opens at teu o'clucs be > in New Court House, jor. ‘2 55.—Mielding vs. Scofield et 1:64—T_aws vs, Corwine. 18%4—Smith va. Spencer et ab bsswiai = ap Comet ‘wealth va, ‘earaall, Segre wie 1s65—!'age v8. Hw—teroy te HB. RR vo. 1402—Barnard va, Hillyer. 14i6—Make wen va. Fiuigan. Mls—veborn et al vs, Mich, Cont. R. R, Co. 1490—Gardner vs, Haxall. MiwW—Sehmidt vs. Weldon. asi—Benvert eb al ‘ve, Marks, Volenune. 5 Withers va, Rathbura et Supreme Conrt—Special Term. Held by Judge Clerke. Court opens at teu o'clock 4. M., New Court House, Demurrers. ‘Demurvers, a, Nos. I—Dubring vs. Ball. S4—Lreople, &c., Johnson et vs. Croton Bi Clatlin et al, vx, Same, 34 —Oluttin vs. Same. s rinsbee vs, Krown, 8. Diez, Merritt va, Heckuher, Jr., 36—'heips ve. Plait et al. etal. s7—Phi vs. Allen Nae Bl—Roosrvelt et al. va. God- tional Bank, dint et al Iman vs ‘Healey. Soott vs, Roberta, 3. Kasson et al. sanders vs. Diez, uyseil, imp d. va. Muck. Supreme Court—Chambers. Held by Juoge Sutherland. Court ppens at ton; calendar called ai twelve o’ctock A. M. ‘om ok va, Henshaw, ’ cominences at 05, Smith vs. Lee. Superior Court in} Term—Part T. Hbid by Judge Monell, Armstrong vs. Stevens, 2/5—Topping vs, Lynch, t eta. va, Liporte. snerit, &o. S-Npring vs, Day etal" 207—Beloin “vs. Kelly, + al va pheriff, &e. 2n9— pier ‘ame. wai—eli vs, it ie 27s—Bermsieal ve. the Mayor, &e. 1977—Bond vs. Vickersgill, vt=Trial Term=—Part I. Held by Judge Jones, Coit vs. Janes. ; ¢ Bank ve enter, s. Sebloeper. vs, Good year, Jr, $822—Washoura va, Lipp. man etal, 8824—Swepei vs, Lorentz, Common Piens—Trinl Term—Part L. Held by Jutge Daly, Adjourned until Tuesday, Octover 15, W467, Common Pleas=Trial Term=Part IL Held by Judge Cardozo. fos. ina. fran ye, fart, 740—Thompson va. Yorng. N.Y. tire Dep't wa, 7#1—Loewenstin vs, tare, Whitney, U3—Glary vs. schneider. 285—Allen vs. sto: 746—«. itehie va. Doeiling. Perkins vA. ann. —747—Wi-well v4, Leavitt, i—Klting Woollen Co. va, 749—Waiker va. Donovad, Martin, 762—Ryau ve. Branigan. Tn zbuchér vs, Lederer. ‘Warner va, Stn ay. 20. Ry - ‘0. Marine Coart—Trial Term—Part L. by Judge Grons, huli-past ten o clock A. M. ‘Allerton va. Wheeler. Sheehan vs. Wheeler. <——aughton vs, Vou Hisen, 2i—Schroeder va Bab itis, 22—Wood vs. MeWlel ¥3—Corwin vs. Palmer. 21 —atwoot va, Porver. 25—ogner va. Morse, ount va. Goldsberg, 26)4—Same vs, Same. y Wo. BRt— Weeks va. Moody. A Court opens ut ux, Ci }—Miiler va, Smith 12— Mooney vs. (iariand. Srewley vs Bourke. De —buockiridge va. ‘One. BRO0KLYN COURT CALLENDAR. Chy Court—Brooklyn. Held by Judge Thompson. Frank vs, Keiber. Fim -dine va, Campben ot -—Bailey va, Wilitama, al. ‘Mart va, Fauning, U—J. Prendergast vs. Crane. 1 wood, 'y lis guar. 33—Lawrence va, Talmadge. ce. disne vs. Jo Moyer ve Tighe, aud BeLedwih, executor, vs. Catharine, his wife. 0 —Led with, ry Mure Murpny. $—Uilbride vs, Jeremiah. —u' Reilly ve, Hume. wiby vs. Lazarus phy. 41—Wietler vs, Haring, 42—<chack va. Wilcox, ae 3 Meyer Israel. McCloskey vs, 0'Nefl. B—Hyatt, Wheeler and an- 44—T. Howard vs. Howard, ‘Scher va, Qintzow and 45—Mickiy vs Hannigan another, ad CG. Hatch Sant, mmidt et al. va, Lewis ‘D, Sierling. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S COURT. Charge of Passing Counterfeit Currency. Before Commissioner Stilwell. Holey #1. Sarah Burns.—The defendant was charged ‘with pessing fifty cent counterfeit fractional cur- wency ona Mrs. Boye, who keeps a milk store at 276 nue A, andaiso ona bak r doing busivess at 264 avenus A Ua hearing the evidence adduced the de- feudant was cowm.tied for further examination. BANKRUPT COURT. Petitions Vil Yesterday. Richerd E Ha! ; Feferred to Register Dayton; ‘Wiliam F. Lawton, city; referred to Reguser Allen, SUPREME COUAT—CIRCUIT—PAaT 3, A Sieguiar Libel Ssuit—%25,000 Damages Claimed, Bofore Judge Welles, Kiersted 3, Clerk & Cieik —The plainuff in this action was a maoufacturor of Asbil lines and nets, residing ea Ling Island, and alloges that prior to the 28th of Jaiy, 1865, ho was in good siandiag and repute in the Com nunity, aud that oa or about that date tue defend- guts wrote and mailed a faise, mal cious aud Hoeliocs leer one 8. Sprang, of Pitiadsiplina, in which they planud wes empreyed by them to manu- Sehing lines for them, aod sta ing furtoer ‘has by defendanis’ bookkeeper bad parcuased in the siore Poreessicn, wd and stating, «We wished to ard against beuy ch: ated by such an toiernai scoun- Tue plaiau® claims damages ia tue sum of uuening them agai: st os piator, put you on your devendanis, in thoir answer, admit the writing of letter by one of their firin, and claim that they ‘ned ail ihe (bread of the description in question; that uf was employed by them to mauufacture this into fishing limes, aud thas they found tines juiacewred of tlks Curead for sale at tue place of busi- ness o( Mr. Sprang, in Puiiadelphia, the material of which won clapdestincly sud felomiousty embezzied from defeudanis; tuat on the date of the lever in ques tion pla ntitl was ap iaternal scoundrel; and te answer fortuer depies that piainiil was of good repute, Dut, on the coutrary, waz, at the tim@ mentioned, = man of bad Feputat.on in (he comsounity i whiew he lived. ‘The plainuil tesuded that be had manatactared lines, &c., for about iorty years; that from the pecutia tare of the wach nery cup my by him be nade iarge number of remnants vfchread left; that some of the 8 resemoicd somewhat that furnished by do- 2, kc, On cross cxem!inetion 4 ites stated that "e vor of reauanss Ina barrel; that he had tad some there for thirioea years; tbat the bnew @old to Sprang were made of this Ghread; could nos re- member from whom be beaght any each thread. At sie cloae of the case fur (ue plamud d fendant’s coua- @e moved that te name of Goore W. Clerk, one of the ofr ndan's, be ein ken from the case, on the ground that % eed Libellous letter was Written without his know. Jedge, she Court beld that ono parner coud not be eid rerpon-ible ior a tort coum! bis partner ‘Without bis knowledge, and th: mo’) grancel A motion for suit on the ground that the aileged Hive! wan ® privileged communication was denied. The detendaa's bookkeeper testified that be bad never Deiore veon any thread simiiar to that in question, that ho gave the throed to plainiiff to manufacture; that the manufactured lives pared with tho weight of ‘weight of th delivered was 2.646% pounda, and on turn was 370 pounds «hort. Case stil og itial. F see B. A, Wills; for the defendant, Marsh, Coe SUPREME COUAT—SPECIAL TERM. Phe Bale and Purchase of Property Cader the Confederate Confixention Act. Before Judge Weiles, Broderick W. Allen a, Robert R. Bridgers and John Bridgers.—A» order was fled in thie action yesterday, NEW ‘YORK ‘HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1867.—TRIPLE § confiscation cale wan pe 40 3 or. s0-ealled coufiscation laws of the Were pull and void. Jona Mott, for piainu; Owen, Nash & Gray, for defendant SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. A Batch of Divorces Granted, &c- Before Judge Clerke. Jadgments of divorce were yesterday granted by Mr. Justice Clerke im the following cases :-Raaodoiph Spring- steon vs. Margaret Springsteen, Washington J. Lewis v8. Jule A. Lewis, Cbariotte E, Duryea vs. Howard Duryea, Elizabeth P. M. Chadwick vs, James Chadwick, George Corjstie va. Beiiagda Cuiistie, Awelia Green va, Chas, H. Grevn, i In the case of Frazier A. Hermance vs, Ka Her. mance the motion for seave to revew tue motion WO CPST tue judgment was denied, witout costs, Ta the case of Heary W. Weoster va Almira E. Web- ster the folly wing decision Was reudered:—Tbe evidence fa nos suificient to prove ihe adultery, Relerred back to referee to lake furtuer prot. The Batchers und the Board ot Health. Jantzen ef al. vz. Meropolitan Board of Health and John 4, Kennedy, Superintendent.—Tho motion in this case, reported ia the Heratp of Saturday last, was for an injavetion against the defendants, enjoining them from removing siaugater houses north of Fortiet” street: ine Court yesterday ordered tuat the motion st Until sue decision Om se Motion mow boore tue Genera Term shali be reudered, COURT OF GYER AND TERMINER, Before Judge Ingranam. in the court of Oyer and Terwiner yesterday Messrs. Halland Bedford appeared for the people. (be Grand Jury Were adjourned wail! this morniug in consequence of a quorum vot being present, Ar, Hall (bon arraigned the following prisoners, all of whom demanding a trial the days follo ing were assigned the: ‘Vincent Cody, charged with murder, ae: duwa for pext Thur day; also the case of Eugene Sullivan, charzed with mansiau: her; Samuel Freeman, charged with mansiaughier, for tho second Tuesday ;'Jeemiah Houghton, munsiauzhter, for the third Monday; Thomas 4, Lambert, charged with arson in the trst degree, for the secoad Monaay. The court then adjourned anti! ton o'clock this morning, COURT AF GENETAL SESSIONS. Before Judvo Russel. ‘The October term of this court commenced yesterday, his Honor City Judo Ruseel presiding, and Assiniaut District Aviorney Hutchings appearing for the prose- cution, After the Grand Jury panel was callod District Attor- ney Hall came into court and stated that it would be ade visable to discharge the geuiiemen who were summoned to appear in the Sessions as grand jurors till next Yon- for the Grand Jury of the Oyer and Teriui er, h were to on Tuesday, woud trausact all od of this week, The Judge avcordivgly discharged the grand jurors till next Sionday, The petty jury panel was called, and, as usnal, tho majority of the jurors were very anxious to be exeased from serving, His Honor, however, oniy reccived le: reasons for the pon-pertormaxes’ ol jary ducy, aud ordered each of the ubsaniees to be fined $25, CHINAM The first case dispo: ment againsi Jon tuade by Jobn Arwo, ed that the the 19th of August stole a siiver watch and nine lara im money (rom him while smokin: a room. The witnesses on toch sides were Clinamen, and as vothing inte! is’ conld be ned fren them but tho fact that a twat rial wituess was absent, the Judge made short work of the ese by directing tue jury to render a verdict of not guilty, LEGED hh, who was clurved with steating, on the 41 of Sepie of clothes valued at 240 from the store of Hugh Riley, 272 First avenue, was also tred and avquitied, tho testimony against hue being ver sight, George ith, against whom there was an indictment for gramé urceny, pleaded guiltv. ‘ihe complainant, Wilbam C ello, state! in tia aMdayit that while asteny on the 4tt//f September a gold watch, valued at £100, ded upon a com; wasstole. y Smith, wig ran away, "He was pursued aud the pr erty found in bis possession. Tue sen ence was pow'p,, 2d untii the complainant makes bis state- ment ine art w@ROOKLYN COURTS. UNITED STATES. DISTRICT SOURT—EASTERN D'STRICT. it of Ex-Collector Call tte Kx-Dep- uty Cellector Allen Others by tie Grand Yary. Before Judge Benedict, ‘The Grand Jury appeared in court yesterday afternoon and presented a true bill of indictment against Theophi- (depaty collector), Augustus Dayton, Alexander Cun Jus ©, Cailicott (ex Co leet. r Third district), Jonn T. Alien mingham, Lew s Fancher and George J. Hardy, who were charged with conspirscy t» defraud the govern- ment. The adidaviis and details of the care have been reported fo the Hrrato. There are pine counts to thé indictment, which covers twenty four foolxcap pages. The Grand Jury have been engaged since their e:npan- nelmeut ou Tuesd»y last op this cso. ae expected tuat the defendants willbe arraigned iy. UNITED STATES COMM SSIONER’S COURT. The Lottery Policy Business—An Important Question, Before Commirsioner Newton. ‘The United States ve, Chai les Wakefield, Cornelius Peer, Jacob De Lamotta and Henry De Lamotta.—The charge against the de'endants in the present case is that they sold louery policy sips without bavmg paid the special tax required by law, The case was called om yesterday Torning, when it was admitted on both sides that the dofendants were engaged in the business; that a special tax for carrying on the bueiness of a lottery ticker dealer those parties ip the sale of said slips and in ali other lottery business carried on by them were agents of said Witham Heilig; that Heilig complied with the Georgia Sisto lottery. but tiled no bond as to any other; that the defendants sold slips in other lotteries than this, and that they iodividually neither gave bouds bor paid the special tax az to any loitery. Counsel for detence (Mr. Staffer) desired to argne tho matter, and signitied bis readiness to proceed on Satur day next. The case was accurdingty adjourned uutil then, The question to be setied is as to whether a party can seii slips ip a lottery other than that for which he has paid the special tex. The Charge of Attempting to Rem perty Seized by the Government. United States vs. George Lambert, John Hogan and George Hit'.—This case, where the defendants are charged with attempting to remove an filictt stil which had beeo erized in a building near tho corner of Sea- bring and Van Brunt strecie (as reported in the HenaLo of Sundar), was called on yesterday forenoon. ihe de- tendanta, however, failed to appear, and on motion of As-istam: District Attoruey Ailen they were held by de- fault to await (be action of the Grand Jury. Charged with Iegally Distill Whiskers. Un.ted States ve. Nicholas McCormack,—The dofendvat ‘was arrested on the chargeof having boon engaged in the iHicit distillation of whiskey, in Little street, oppo- site John. He had no witnerges present yeeterd nd the Commiss oner commitied tim te at the ao! the Graod Jury, at the same time remarking that if the accused coud produce his Pro- Opinion ef the Corperation Ceunsel. The Board ot Aldermen met yesterday afternoon, Al- derman Hardy presiding. A communication was received from the Corporation Counsel in answer toa resoiution offered by Alderman Loew, May 6, 1867, cailing upon bia tw give his opinion whether the right of granting licenses of all kinds was Rot, according to the ancient charter of the city, vesied im tho city suthorities, and not in the Legisiature or the Metropolitan Police Board, The opivion was to tho effect that the Legislature has no right to deprive the ci'y of the rights and fran- chises granted by the ancient charter of the city, The decument wae very voluminoyg, Smbrecing @ history of the enaiisred Tzhis of the city ami the authorities on which they are based, The counsel sav The franchise now in question seems to me wo have been coupled with au imierest of a direct pecuniary nature, Vici—tne roowpis of fees, comstituil property in the egal sense, aud — legialat: interference with tne exercise o! such iranetis United Siatea, Ido not moan to say that ture cupnas lawfully cuange tn any respect ions atlectng the ly inca do probabiy coucera Touly say that, im my opinion, it cay tn questi: police, fully change the {rancwis to the exient proposed by tue Be. ate cacuot, ia my opwwion, transfer to olliculs oiber than corporate offieiais the office aud power of issuing licenses, and cannot piace the disposition of the mupeys e0 jro- duced in auy Lands but thosy of inuuwipal odicer-, ner cause it Oe apulied to apy but manic pal purposes Ip so far ag (ho Excise law of 1806, cuap, 578, aompes to do these things, it does, in my opiniva, Vivlate the constituuen of tie state of New York and ot the United Siaey I do not think that the city has ever volunterliy — surrendoved the power of granting icenses to sell liquors, &c., and the corpura'e auihori.ies have ia my opinion yet @ rigat vo exercise that power, In what mannor gat right can be asserted with most propriety under dhe circumstances Js anotuer subject and one entitied to careful considera. ton, The communication was ordered to be printed in docu- ment form and referred to a comunittee of three to report @ license ordinance, A loi of rovtine business engaged the attention of the Board trom this until they adjuuroed, THE BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL. The Board of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon, Alderman Fister, prosident, ia the chair, The matierof grading and paving Portland avenne from De Kaib to Fulton avenue, and Cumberland street, with tho Nicolson pavement, came up, The whole matter was referred, after som) dcbate,to the mext meeting of the Commen Council. Subsequently Alderman Wxirivc moved to reconsider the latter action, and expianed a3 his reason for doing so tat the property owners along that section are desir. ous of commencing tue ork without any heceesary deiay, He = understood = thet 8 certain person hud said that hu woud give $10,000 to 4 tie Nicolson pavement iu ttuscny. lis re- in auy portionef ie ety, Tue mot ritd, AS wsubsuiule fort W moved to lay the whole ma’ *, whicu was fluadv carried. , season how 89 lar advanced it is bedeved that by the ito action is arrived at it will be too inte to lay ume tue Nicolsou pavement this year, Alderman WHITING, of tuo iwentieth ward, offered the ey report is from . to this Board The resolvtion was go referred, and a fow remarks were made by the Alderman of the Tenth ward, express- ing uis views on the subject of defeciive brakes and the becossity for guarding against tue treqaevey of rahroad aceidenis ia tois ety. He would have attention par- Ucuiarry called to tue Brooklyn and Jamaica Rufiroad, \lderuan Beraes, of the Tenth ward, olter-da reso. Intion recommending the iner-ase of tie salartos of cer- clerks and other employés engaged in tue tax Com- ice. ‘Tue resulution Was iad over for one week under the role. Alderman Hatnaway ted a resolution, which was adopted, authorizing the Committee on Salaries to inquire wto the number of city employ és and the sala- Ties patd toeach, and also directing the commitice to roport what recducuion, if any, cam be made in te pres. entiurco, and also the propriety of increasing the sais. rea, Alderman Cuxnincaam offered a report in favor of pur- chasmy, tor the use of the traant home of the county, tne louse aod property oe ned by Mr, Jaines Tapscott, Jocated an Clarksun avenue. about @ quarier oa mile from the Launacic Asytum, Finibusn, the house contains twenly rooms cud hat ©x and a-belt ares attached, ‘Wiuicti would forms ample space for recremtion aud rais- ing vegetables fur the support of the jostirauon. Lue price of ths property ts (wenty-fve thousand deliars. ‘A minority report on this subject was fered by A der. man Hathaway, recommending the purchase of the Delapiain property. Thirty-seveath street, near Second avenue, at a Cort of Mitty thousand dollars, as being the best nveatment tor the . ity. An extended devate took ; lace, when a vote was taken, Tesuluny in favor of the minoriy report, Five hundred dollars were voted to prepare @ portrait Of bis honor Mayor Hoouh, The bourd thea acjourced, BOAND OF AUDIT. ‘The Board of Audit met yesterday, Judge Bonney pre- ading. The first case heard was thatof John Flynn. Tho emount was $180 for work on the Battery asa laborer under the Superintendent of Lands and Piaces, ‘Tbe next cause was that of Avraham Van Noton for “superimtendiog the unloading of wagons at ove of the public damping grounds. The amount was $79, Several other smail uninteresting cases im connection with the City Inspector's Department and the Superin- tendent of Lands apd Places came up aud were heard, but none of tiem were of public interest, Tue Board adjourned until to-day. THE ROYAL INSURANCE BIND ROBBERY, of the Examination=The Case ‘early Closed=Netice ef a Metiou to Dis- Athine. The examination in the case of Daniel Noble, who ts ebarged with being concerned in the larceny of $200,000 worth of bonds from the safe in the office of the Royal Insurance Company in Wal! street, was resumed this morving before Justice Hogan at the Tombs. William McGrath, one of Judge Dowling’s clerks, Deing called and sworn, the following records of the First District Police Court were pat in evidence, viz:— Compiaiut of Anthony N. Macdonald made before Justice Dowiing, dated December 13, 1466, againet James Grifln and Frank Knapp, tor the larceny of $200,000 in bonds from the office of the Roya! Insurance tompeny, and a Rey sore Mr. McDousid against Kobert K, Steriing avd Robert Wishart, made betore Justice Dowling April 9, 1867, charziog them as above. Mr. McGrath testitiead & Warrant was issued in the complaint against Gritia and Knapp, «nd placed ia the bands of deiective Eider. Ic ig etl) cvsativfied, In the other cave Steering and Wishart were arrested; (ho forther gave ball im $200,000 to answer beiors the General Wishart was discharged upon examination. Derective Eider, being sworn, testiied—I have been a policeman about aineteen years; have been avached to the detective corps about ten years; 1 know Knapp aod tnesses the caso would De | Griffin; Lave known Knapp about ten years, Grdin reopened. MeCormack deuied that he was eugaged $8 | ght a year anda bull; from tbe description Mr, Mac- he busivess, donaid gave me, the manoer of the men coming in, and UN:TED STATES COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE. Betore Commissioner Jones. ‘The followiug named parties were arrested yesterday afternoon by Deputy United States Marsbal Higgs, on the charges samed, aod taken before Commissioner Jouss:—Philip Dufly, rescuing from the officers of the juternal revenue certain property, Patrick Duffy and Mchael Farreil, removing spirits before sunrise and Te-cuing ap rite from coverpment officora, Jolin Duffy, rescuing rpirits. John Browa, receiving a bribe while keeprr of an illicit distillery near the corner 0” Colum. bia and Cooper streets, where the above offences aro alleged to have been committed, A named Die- tricu, one of the keepers with Brown at the same piace, was bad'y beaten on Saturday by & crowd of ruiliaus who broke into t lace, and who have as yet escaped arres'. [he detendants in the present case were bold 40 ball in the sum of $1,000 cacn, SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. The Bushwick Ka‘iroad Injanction. Before Judge Giibery Temes Rodwell os, the Bushwick Avenue Ratiroad Com- pany. —Judgo Gilbert yesteraay rendered bis decision ia thie cane, denying ne fnovion for em injunction BS i company from toying their tracks on Fourts stroet, b. D., with i) oowts. FLORIDA, SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE MERALD. EBecape of a Condemned M rer aad Three Other Prinouers. Dung at this place for the murder ef Jonson, second mate of tho bark Annie M. Gray, im 1864, and whose sentence was afterwards eommuted by the President to from inquiries I hed made outside as to (be whereabouts of Knapp, I went to Mr. Macdonald and told him I had no dovbt Grifia and Koapp were tue perves whe had committed the robvery; I think thie was December 1, to freq @ wate on 16 for thirty-six hours, thinking they might come there, John King, being sworn, testified—tI reside at Central Fails, Rhode Isiand, in Grave street; 1 am a ayer; [ first came to this cuuntry in 1844, and remained here wo 1856, Counsel for the prosecution objected to the further ex- amination of this witness, oa the ind that the ooly relevancy of bis testimony would be to contradict Mrs. Giichrist, aod thet he was not a competeat witness for that purpose, beiag her husband. Counsel for the defeace contended for his right to amine the witness, subject to specific objection when the questions were put. The Court decided to exclude an: —S the answer to which by witness would Tmpeach ire. Gilebrist. Counsel for defence cited the statute which enacts that if @ person whose husband or wife shail be absent and pot heard of for a period of five years, shalt contract another marriage, the second shal! bo valid lied by acourt of t Jurtad ction, aod calmed inasmuch as Mra, Gilchriat had testi- fied that King was away from her for over five yoars, during which time she pevor heard from bim, Gileurist was ver husband, and consequentiy incompetent, and jot King. iy Couusl for the prosecation centended that the rule of Taw ren Ki incompeteat to testify as to oc- currencea Which wok place during the marriage relation. ‘Ibe Couct repeated its former decision. Captain, Jordan, na orn, testilled—I accompa nied Mr. Macdonald to ade in December, 1866; & wes about ® week after the robbery mea Biong With us, Ihe case was then farther adjonrned to to-morrow Mornins, at ‘en o'cicck, when, after the examination of ‘ne more witness, ounsel for the defence proposes to Move to dismiss, BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. wee Can Accipest ox Tas FeLTos AVENUES, Hopsom Averos 4Np ATLanrio. Street Roures —The nature and number of accidents of recent occurrences on the several horse car routes of Brooklyn are a enbject of much serious comment throughout the community, and generat anxiety ia felt to jearn the result of the exantina- tion ip soma = ofS theo = cases, = Yesterday morning a jury was summonied to atiead the % on the bedy of William Harrison, the yo man who was killed on the Fulton avenue day morning last, batowing to some cause, as yet Unexplained, there were only two of the jurors present when the bone came for opening the jnvesugation, Tha examinattou was therelore Pe poned uotil Wednesday morning, whem it is thought, Coroner Lynch will bo able to obtain a full ju Toe delay in heMding inques mpe Chon tho inserest teit, and ants pro.t iherol Tn this cose is @ cara, while en ¥, While justice ie Kept ia abeyavc pears that one uf the Fulton ute 19 bhe ferry, duwu Pulto about oue o'clock on Thursday morniog, struck the decoared, who Was lyiug across the track, and dragget him along for some distance be- fore the cag could be xtopyed. ‘The lamps wore not lighted in the neighborhood ot Kosciusko sireet, where cho ac ocurred, and the driver was not ubleto see more than a few feet abead. Whe picked up Mr, Herrisoo was gti! breathing, bat uncon scious, He diod within half an hour a:tor, it hay been ascertained that the deceased was run over by @ farmer's wagon previous to boing encountered vy the car, De- cvused Was about tweaty-ilve years of age, and resided in th Oxford street, The day previous be had beca employed by his father inspecung oil in South Bro kiyn, nod hud ta his possession about $60 when he lett off work When found there were ouly $12 in his pocket, Toe post mortea examination held on Saturday did not reveal any indicalions of bis having been tue victim of foul piay. The theory bas ben hinted, but 13 beiloved to be groundtess, his morning at ten o'clock, an examination will be commenced in the — cir cumstances attending the fearful ear accident of Friday last on Avante street, on which occasion a very estimable young lady, Miss Einma Leidoig, loat ber ite, and severa! passengers were injured. The ear bel need to the Fifth ave: ine, Toe ace dent is believed to hare grown out of some negivct or mismanagement of the breaks, wae doscendiag the steep grado ou the former at the ferry. A Ntde boy, man Michal Loy vid street, had tis foo! te ribly erus sof acaroa the Huds rnoon, Amputation will now under surgical treat. avenue Ine on Su al probably be » He is tal. Tur Deatu te According to the report of th bureau of recorus and vital statistics there ¥ four deaths tu the cily of Brooklyn during 3 wore as lolows:— ander twelve vears of ag iretund, 2 ria, Wales and chitiren eizuty. is c saad Portugal, 1 —A very intereating lecture was oklya Athenw@am by vand higity ine pject was one which supplies 33 theme to every young aspiring lecturer of Irish proctivittes and aitracts audicnces that never ary of the aayplest The subject, A visit Wo Lreiand,”? aft a wide Letd for nis taie! d liamer of the : which he ioved to dwell, Sterting from the hanceway s tue fairest portions of the Green Isls, Visiving ail the most promingat points of historic -t in the Jour provinces, ale, Kiipatnick sned if tae minds of his hearers semipi-cences of cones among Whiel many of then had dwelt to yourn, aad of Woieu all bad heard of read in prose or vere, The icture was iu every respst a success, POLICE INT#LLIGENCE. Sun Hap a Dexam, "Twas Not Aut. 4 Dreaw.—Three weeks emoe Mra, Ogden, a lady who occupies the eceond door of Dr, Topham’sSouse in Kiviugton street, engaged ag her servant, without references, however, a very pre- possessing woman, who gave hér name as Mary Mutnol- Jand, and who, 23 Mrs, Ogden aver, is cleaniy and ac. tive, A few days subsequent to the engagement of Marvy Mrs Topbaw, who also las a serv ant of cue Dutew persuasion uamed Mary Scalers, missed a pair sheets and some otner bed tarniare, This fact was made known by Mrs. P. to Mrs. O,, but it was Kept a protoand secret trom their servants, (tie two Maries, On tue morning folowing that on whieh the sheets tnrued ap mis-ing” Mary Mulholland, while removing the break- fust debris, suddeoty turued to her mistress and said, ‘shure, ma’ain, it's the quare drame tat I bese havin’ the last night,” * What was it, Mary ?”’ asked ber mistress, leoking up from ver sewing. Thus encouraged Mee. Mulholland {ete had stated ane Was @ widow Wid threo ‘cbilders in relaud’) continued, “Well, ma'au, mn as lodges wid @ sheet arch woun’ aroun’ thiu, eu’ fat does it mane ?”* “A very remurkavie dream, I must say,” answered irs Ogden, especialy as ouly yesterday moruing Mrs. ‘Topham lost two sheets © faith, now ma’am, an’ you don't say so!” responded Mary, in a tone of surprise, “Isn't it sthrange, now, I should ahrame 60”? brs, Ogden thought no more of the dream until last Saturday, wuen it was announced by the Mery who lives with ¢ re. fopham that she bad lost a silk cloak of the Tuts piece of apparel was subsequent found concealed under @ cress of Mra, Mary Muthol- land 1D the Ttoom in whieh she slept. On being quos- toned thé.dreaner wduniited that sve ‘tak tbe cloak out av the nail, Where spe found it, wo save it trom being stole: Mra Mulboliaud was arrested on the charge of theft and prouga: velore Justice Manstiel!, of tue Essex Mar- ket Police Court, to whom the dream was reiaved, first by Mra, Ogdes and afterwards by the prisone Quest of the wagistate, who thought of taking gether, a very bad dreain for her, Sie was commited for trial, A Nixep Up Casr.—Yesterday afternoon patrolman MeLaughiio, of the Twenty-second precinct, arrested Frederick Kreamor, of West Forty-fourth street, whora he charged with seliing liquer on Sanday; bat the poileeman insisted that the store was closed and the Nquor sold upstaire; and further on the deponent sald it was not Kreamer wuo sold the liquor, bat another man; and again, McLaughii did not see liquor sola, but saw it drunk by tbe perties in the room, —Ovher police- however, were present and saw some one sell \ ;but McLaughlin, who kaew nothing about « case, was sent to make tho arrest. To cap the clinex, Jostice Counoliy, of tne Fourth D.ririet Police Court, on reading ihe leugtuy and somoanat coulused aldavit of the policeman, disinissed the accused, be vot having been foand in the commissiva of the oifence charged, anotber person having been first arrested by the odlcer and released on his ascertaining that the license was in the name of the prisover, aud the evidence mowing toat the licensed premises were completely aud effectually closed. Gernso Bere uxpen Farse Puerencea—On tho 8th of last August a man by the same of H. W. Rockwell went to the stand in Washington market of Brown aud Litchield, where Rockwell offered to the bookkeeper of the firm, Hf. T, Litebtield, acbeck on the farmers’ tional Ban« of Catskill for $61 accepted in payment and delivered to thy beef to the value of $61 69. Horatio T. Liich@eld, Rockwetl was yesterday arrested lor feloniourly uttering @ token, or cheek, with intent to defraud the urm of Brown & Litebileld. The case iw pot yet tually disposed of by Jistice Counolly. A fiat Cast ov Bicamy.—Sarab Schand, of the Irish pereuasion, and decidedly no beauty, must have exceed- ingly crude notions of the conjugal relation, or else, like Mre, Gampr, she believes “in laying in’! a stock of hue- bands, regardiess of expense, “as semetbing handy to have aboot the house,” On the 28th of last June the biustiag Serah was led to the altar by George Shepley, in the Courch Of the Transfiguration, Mott street, an there tied, as fast as priest can bind two hearts, to the said George Shepley. Doubtiess the union vf there two would bave been productive of much domestic biiss had hot another man been tp the way, Georg: and, who, unfortunately for Parties } Sarah. lirecon, it’ the procence of Rev. He Dmurpby, e008, Ih the presence of Rov. E. D. Murphy, in the basement of the Seaman's Free charch, on th: corner of Catharine aod Madison streets, Sho, it ts alleged, was married to Schand under the name of ‘under that of Burns, utterly, her maiden maine, and, in the she bad ever called Herr I dhramed fat 1 saw the two gintle. Mrs. Topuam go dowa the siairs wid God be savia’ to us, wb tne ro- teenth Eleventh street, on a charge of vi Liquor law by disposing of intoxicating drinks ta | quantities than five gallons, The o f went into the ~ | hoase ef the accared, and, after searching for some @, | time, at length found, as be etates, a keg of lager beer on tap in a refrigerator, There were po pcopte it appears in ihe apartment but Trost’s family, and the 1%, madam But for the present ;we will send you to Prison. Aud the lady was remanded to the jail, doubties to the great regret of their lordships—uer husbands, AMBEST OF 4x ALLBOED BuroLin—Tus SroLex Goons Recovenen,—On Friday night last the store of Messrs, Smith & Murray, No. 145 Grand street, was forcibly en- tered through a rear door and robbed of a variety of gentlemen's furnishing guods valued as about $2,500. The stolen goods were conveyed to the premives 07 Crosby street soon afier the robbery, which fact became known toCaptain Gartand, 0 the Fourteenth precinet Calung to hia ald oificers Muiligen and Gavecan of bis force Captain Garland made a doseeut upon the pr mises and there arrested William Lewis, alias Willa Dowey; James Adams, alias James Casey ; William Le Fer, aliag John Tomas, alias English; Witiiam Dai alias Joun Colbert; Stephen Jerome, alias peater; Josephine Williams, alias Nellie Carpenter, and Carrie Wilson, aling Carrie Moray. After securing the prisoners, Captain Gariand and his officers searched the house, uuder a oed in a rear room, on the first floor, they found all the stolen gouds, aud with the prisoriérd took them to the stution house io Spring stre A quantity of Durgiars* sof chircas, jrmmya, lock picks, skeleton keys, Se, ¥ found and traced to t the accused parties, Since the arreste were made the defendants have been kept in tie siaion house la order to give Captain Garland em opportenity to procure th e possession of two or three of 10 ir deteption, Yestere and epposed negro supremacy ib the South, and t ‘the dia * de whites us an outrage on the of the government, ‘That we nd equality of taxation. Ke-ovod, That we are ia favor of the repeal of the Reg vd Sunset laws, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Rersamrx—Carn.—At Portsmouth, N. H., om Wednes ay. 2 emoer, by the Rev. K. P, Ambier, aaxisted evidence necessary to insure t dag aiternoon they were arr gnod before at the Tombs, who remanded for lurther @xauaitiae tion to-day od a charge of & Srrercune rus Law.—Oliver Preciuct, arrested Couraa Judge Hogan anbar, of the Elghs 432 East the Sunday Vrust, liquor was uot ev exposed. fr this gr oifence Courad Trast was taken from his family, Jeckod up tor the night in the station, and was yesterday brou before Justice Ledwith at the Jefferson Market Police Court, who compelled bin to find bail in the sam of $200 for mia future appearance. Monegan Jack Sazpranns,—A burglary was committed last Sunday night at the premises No, 102 Bleecker street, corner of Greene, occupied by Frederick Scuroed- erasalager beer saloon, and several botties of wine taken therefrom. As soon as complainant-discovered his loss be visited tno Fifteenth precines station houss and secured the services of oilleer Gileo, After watching for some time the officer, it is alleged, suc- ceeded in arresting two small boys, named Thomas Fiood and Danie! Corceran, just as they were in the act of mak. inga way with two botiles of wine, Oue of them was in the store, the dvor of which bad been opened by shoving back the bolts, There were four other boys with them at the time, but thoy escaped until yesterd: four, named Jon aad James Keirnan, Jouuay Misleaore and Jonnay Paterson were taken into custody, They were brought before Justices Smith, at Jeflerson Market Pohce Court, by whom they were temporarily committed for examination, when the NEW JERSSY INTELLIGENCE. Jersey Citys Worrivamex's Conviruion.—Last evening the Trades’ Union of this city held a meating in Bt Peter's under the auspices of the lroa Moulders’ Union. Ihe the meeting was to nominate a candidat for b v districts within the city lim ta, y ure put forward :—First dia- Second district, Vetve Molloy ; kenborg, dhe usage which the pursue ta rarard ty nominations that returned @ vice versa. Mr, a who represented d who is now her object of aw passod by con- t to Leavy penaities, case 2 age among tho coachmakers of object of » Tra intend & in districts views elections, Dt 1 Newark, / LICAL.—The republican city Executive Committes ‘ashingtoa Hail. ‘the democratic Exveuti net at Lavtor’s Hotel. Toe plans by Kev, A.J. Patterson, of Roxbury, Mr. T, Buxgae aux, of New York envy, to Stas AN (ani, daugnies of Jamoa M. Carr, Esq, of the former piace, Eiuira papers p Fucnen—Tr Luke's ¢ Fisi this city, Balt nore papers please copy, MAavuER—Sa¥Re,—-Ou October 2, at the Rofor: eh rner of Filtu avenue and Twenty-t thowas G. Murphey, of Dover, TaLMase Matias to EMILY A, Saree, of this News sweRn.—On Sunday, October @, at the Mariners’ ci tho Rev. &. "i Nepsox to Miss Lenova Coreixcest, bot T—Hazes.—On Weonerday, St. Petor’s ot Pe i, by tev, Edmund Roberts, assisted by the rector, the Rev, EM. Ream Avneo Romina, of Philadelphia, to Ouve A. Hasca, Peekskill, No cards. Wite)x—Tartor —At Sehroon Lake, N. Y., on Tues , October 1, by the Rev, George Goid, at the resi- cence of the bride's parents, H, © Woncux, of this city, to Victowta 4, Ta¥Lor, of the former piace. No earda Die sriy.—In this ety, on Sunday afternoon, October SU S11 Lexington avenve, Epwaro Exaor AcstIN, gon the late Huavrable Charles L. Austin, of Albany, aged 80 years, Funerat services this (Tuesday) morning, at tem o'clock, from the Church of Nativity, second avenu between Second and Third streets, The relatives friends of ths famaly are inv: Albany, Montreal, Cuba an October 6, CLYMENTIN inter ef George O and sary Jaue ieee ae ceased, aged 13 year-, § mouths and 6 days. The relatives and frends are reepecifully requested to , corner South) D., this (Tuesday) attend the funeral, from her tate residem First and Third streets, Brooklyn, 5, afternoon, at one o'clock, Californ: ‘Bi papers please copy a Monday, October 7, Varceruma Brep- hier of Wallace P, aod Marceliua V, Birdsadl, 3 years aud 17 days, The relatives and friends of the family sre invited to ad the funeral, on Wedoesday morning, at tem k, (rom the residence of her parcats, 126th street, pear Fifth avenue, Harlem, ourvitle aod Fou du Lac papers please copy. Beews,—On Monday, October 7, alter a itugering Ma ness JULIA Aones, daushier ot Janes ant Bridget Brown ‘The (uoeral will take place from her iather’s residence, 108th street, corner of Second avenur, (his (Tuesday) morning, at eleven o'clock ds and relatives are 1 to attend without further invitation, r Ju Sunday, Ocrover 6, after a abort tg ANN Comaver, a nauive of Kings couuty, parish Varongh, Ir Tho irends of tue tamily are resvec fully Invited te atiend tue funeral, from ber late resideace, No, 646° Dixteenth s'reet, Cromix,—la Waleot street, South Brooklyn, on Sune Getober 6, BarTHOL MEW, only child of Matthew Mary Cronia, aged 1 year, 2 mos''s and 21 days, eo frends of the fauily are invit tend the funeral, tis (Toesday ) afternoon, at t»o o'clock, cookin —On Sanday, Gctobse 6, Freomuce We CRooKER, oged Bt years ‘The relatives wnd ‘riends of tho famity, and those of Captain M.A, Crooker, @ 0 requested to ate tond the Taneral, from bis late residence, Morrisania (Bgeton road), on Weduastay morptog, at 10 o'clock. Ce —On Monday, Ocroder 7. Mrs. Sarai, wife of Sushing, Of San Pranci-co, Cal., aged 1s years, orniat Payers please copy. ) Monday, October 7, Jenetra L, Infant © of J. aud E. L, Carburt, ayed 10 mouths ane cumpnign were daly discussed at both meetings, Fata, Revurr or Inserts —The litle boy, MoCarthy, run over by awagon in Morgau street, last Tuesday, and bad his stull crushed in, ded on Sanday evening. Tue tittle teliow suilered intensely, An to- quest will bo held by Coroucr Warrea this forenoon, Fovyn Drownen.—Shortly after nine o'clock yesterday afternoon the body of a man was picked up in the canal at the foot of Barrow street, He was dressed in adark frock coat, pepper and salt pants and vest, now white shirt and drawers and toc-capped boots. He wore a ueavy mustache ef a sandy color, aad was apparentiy thirty- five years of age, The body ix supposed to be that of a outcher named Martin Fay, who was employed at the Abattoir in Commanipay. ‘The body sas d posited in the Morgee, foot of Warren street, and an inquest will be held by Coroner Wairen this afternoon. Conosew’s Inquesta —{o addition t» the foregong cases, Coroner Warren held an inquest yesterday in the caso of the late Mrs, Havens, killed on the Central Rail- road, ‘1Le inquest on the body of the wouwn found in she water at the fox of Warren siroct, on Saturday, will be held thia evening, Verily Jersey Coroners are having a good time, New System or Ratrroap Transrortation.—Freight boats, for the transportation of railroad cars on the New Jersey Railroad across the riverto New York, have been completed, and one of them, the Danderberg, went into operation yesterday. By this system freigns cars, with their burdens, can be transferred trom or 10 New York, and the councction established between the rails on tue boat and those on land 1# ingeuious aad conpleve, One of these boats tas been in operation for suas tho New Jersoy Contral Raitoad, Ax Insane Man on tux Rampaor,—Dennis Teasy, the weil known news vender who bas been so familiar to the public at bis stand ia the ferry Louse, foot of Cort- Inndt street, was todged yesterday in the City Priso: there to await removal to the lunatic asylum on Sua Hui and thence to Trenton. The poor t orves Inte!y which greatly depressed mdnced to mental derangiment, Afver betaz locked up he made as effort to escape and violent, of tue who Wa: ume on becaine quite Dover. Hornmix Deatu,—On Sunday morning the mutilated remains of a man wero fguvd upon the Morris and Essex Railroad at a pomt about bali a mile distant from Morris and Essex Ratiroad. 8 vest $151 a ‘aich were found. A let- tor was alny fouud wtroducing tne bearer to Mr. Van- atta, at Morristown, From this letter it appears that the man’s name was Mark Dempsey, aud that he was on his way to secure Mr. Vauatta, who i « lawyer, a counsel! for the brother of deceesa!, John Demp-ey, who is bow contiaed in the fail at Morristown on a charge of murdering Carem Carr, at Boonton. Deceased was an engineer oa the Lebizh Valiey Ravrond, and was a very respectable min He was oo the jas! down train to Morrisiown, and it is supposed he fell beiween the pint- forins, and being dragged over o1 thus Lorcibly cut vo pieces, Trento Unsrren Starrs Disrricr Cocet.—Thomas FP. Smith was indicted yesterday on a charve of feioniwusly utteriag a counterfeit $10 bil, and having other bogus notes in hs possewion, He pleaded not guilty. [rial was de- ferred Ui! next Thursday, At the termination of this case the Court oxpressed its disvatisfactioa at the inse- cure manner in wmeh tuo Mercer cowaty jall is keot, five alleged counterfeiters having escaped, and taere- fore vo appropriate establisbaien: ex sted here fur the safe custody oi Uaiied Siates prisoners from day \o day. Inuicr brsriu.ation.— Hugo Greonan, Comdea county, was also indicted on a charge of illicit distillation and neglect of coforming with the Excise laws. Vieaded amity, Fined $50 and costa, From tie testimony given in this case the Court saw room tor censuriag we revenue officers for the manaor in which they discharge tweir dubes, s Cnarce or Barsery.—Joha Stone, Camden county, wes arraigned for bribing Revenue Inspector Wiliam H, Vanortwish, with the intent of inflaencing eatd o'ticer to stay the prosecution of an alleged revenue fraud by one Gleeson, thon ander examination. From the evi- dence given it appears that the plaintif® conjoined with Gloewon 1a erecting &@ stil and coud cuny the process of Gistitiauion, advancing $2,400 for the object, 1he ma- chinery was seized as iiegal, and legal proceedings wero instituted, Jt ts alloged that the reveune officer repre- sented to Stone that bis implication in tue affair expoved bim tw incarcoration in the State. Prison, iving him (the revenue officer) $300 tue would be arrested and ail would bo right, Pininti® paid the money, but for some cause best known to Vanortwich he revenied the bribery to tne Disirict Atiorney during the seesiou of the Grand Jury, and stated on sworn e¢i- dence yesterday that his object in taking the money was to gain plaintiil @ contidence, the better to be intorined of the tlogal distiliation, fhe jury returned « verdict of guilty against Stone for bribery, and be was muleted by the court in the sum of $900, The District Auorney remarked that an the cese developed jel! ihe more beinovs tt sppeared, court observed it was tbo first case of bribery in this Stave that vame before the conrt, but the crime was very frequent all over tho country. Judge Field hoped that the New Jorey officers were incapable of being rived, but thie case unfolded evidence not credilabie to officers of the government, for Mr. Vanortwich's conduct throughout was in the highest degree repreben- swie, He, Mr. Vanoftwich, represented to the plaintiff that the offence of being concerned in illicit dix Ulliation deserved durance in the Siate Prison, but by paying money he ht escape that punishment. A Tevenue oificer Who so demeaved himself tas almost as guilty as the persoa who gave the bribe. The court ad- joarned til Thursday morning, at ten o'clock. Mencen Couxry Covera The Grand Jury reported yesterday, and presented ffty-fourvilis of indictment against various parties. This closed their duties for the term, and they were, therefore, discharged. Democratic Daciaration ov Paixcir:es.— At the Mercer County Democratic Convention convewed in this city on Saturday, for the purpese of nominatieg @ Sheri, County Clerk and three Coruners, the following resolu- Alone were adopted :— Reseived That we are im fover ef the restoration of ibe In a pocket buudred yards was 17 days, ‘Tuo relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend the funeral, fro:n 216 East Niucternta street, oa Weanesday morning, at eieven o'clock, wituout farther notice. ooran,—At West Farms, on peat) P ccoeen 7, Isaao Coorrk age: 63 years, 6 months aud 11 days, Relatives aud frieud- are invited to attead the faneral, on from the Reformed Duteb church at West Far us. Dinkererret.—On Monday moruins, October 7, at six O'clock, Cesaking Deviitans, wife of Moritz Diakelspiel, in the 24th year of ner age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully tnviied to atiend the iuneral, oo Wein -sday morning, a& ten o'clock, from ber late residence, No. 93 Ctiatom place, Eizbth street, Her remains wii be taken to Green wood Cemetery w etitoay agg a bean x son of Catharine Gunso, ax monthe. Phe reiat ves and friends of the smily ave respeettally invited to atiend the funeral, trom tue re-ivence of bis parents, 147° Franklin street, op Wednesday afternoon, at two «clock, Hexsey,—a Sunday, October 6, Sypxey Sr. cog child of Henry H. aud Roberia D. Housey, aged montus and 16 days. ‘An angel ia the book of life Wrote down an infant's b rth, Then added, ere he closed tue book, Tov beautul tor earth, And when the reaper Death passed bv Ho read tue words and smited, Then geniy folded m bis wns ‘tho iovely hue chit Tho mother wept, but angels sang With solt ana glad accord, They welcomed tue trans, lanted fower in Wwe garden of the Lord. Tho mother wept; she ill not weep hureday a@ternoon, at two o'clock, ‘The relatives aod friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral this (fuesday) alterneon, at t o’cwck, from the residence of bis parenis, 834 Paste str ot, Brook! Richmond, Va., papers piease copy. Hns.—Oa Sunday, October 6, aitor a short and severe Mines, Kouert Hitt, son of Kowiand and Mary Hill, aged 4 years aud 6 months, ‘The funeral wiki take pace this (Tuesday) efternoon, al two o'clock, at is lave resideuce, Nu. 66 DeKalb ave- nue. Br okiyt. Kiery — At the Sisters’ Hospi.al, Hoboken, N. J. om Monday, October 7, of consumpion, Jaume Kigny, © native of Croome, county Limerick, iretand, ibe relativ 6 and frieods of the deceased are respect. faliy requested to a tend the funeral, trom tbe Sisters’ Hospital, Hoboken, N, J., this (/uesday) afternoon, ab two o'clock, without furvher invitwion, The remains Wiil be taken to Caivaly Cemetery { Fr inverment, Kiawecng —Un Mouday, Ucover 7, alver a short Mh. pens, Jouy Lexky KLaM.cae, aged 68 years, 9 moaiue and 29 days, ‘Tue relatives and friends of the family, and also the metabers of St. Mark's charen, are rexpectfully invited to attend the funeral, from St Mark's church, in Sixth street, between First and Second avenues, to Lut Jous Kusxxty, aged 17 vo iriende and reaiives are re: attend ihe funeral, irom the resideave of bis parents, 346 Bost Thirty second street, at bat past one o’clvek, without further wot ce. Keno —Oo Monday, October 7, Tromas Fraxcm, only fon of Peer Keuve, aged 18 years, 3 moniis and 16 ya. The friends of the family, and those of his ut Join Kevoe aud James Murray, are respectfully invit to attend the funerai, from We Pesidencs of his father, 200 West Twenty-tifth street, this (fuesiay) alternvon, ‘at one o'clock. Lo tes —Oa Monday, October 7, Euiza Lorrva, @ pative of couuty Wicklow, Ireland, aged Si years Toe funeral wil take place, from her iate res 854 Weet Sixteenth treet, tais (Tuesday) afternoon, two o'clock; from trence to the Rev, wr. Zebray’e church, Wert Fourteeuth street, The rewains will be takeu to Greenwood. On sunday, Octoberé, at Saratoga, 28D, in the 72d year of bia a: ves and trends of the fanily are respectfully Invited to aitend the funeral, at Grace church, on Wednes- Gay morning, at tea o’eloek, without jurther notice, Manrin.—On Tuesday, August 6, at Shanghae, China, on board United ctaies storesuip supply, of cholera, Gronce E. Mantix, Paymasver's Clerk United States Navy, furmerty of Norw.cu, Oui McKinsey.-On Mouday,’ Octoder 7, Manvua, wife of ichabod Me int he 78h year of her age, ‘The relat inends of the family are respect. fnlty invited to attend the fuoerel, frou residence of her gon-in-iaw, Hiram Force, B.fh avenue, between, Thirteenth nud Fourteenth streets, Bruoklyn, om Wednesday afferooon, at o'clock. McMasex-—On Monday, Oovober 7, Jom, the beloved fon of James and Rosanoa vicManus, aged 4 years. Tho friends and acquatntances are mvited to attend the this (Tuesday) afternoon, two o'vlock, RS A a aE ape Aa Si SR ae Tee AS SES ee EE a eae ee from ce Of his parents, 127 Mott street, MoEwex.—On Monday mornine, Ucwwber 7, ab eight o'clock, Joon B. Mewes, of this city, Notice of fuveral to morrow, Snr —Oo Monday, Octuber 7, at half-past twelve o’ch ok, Jexviz Losagina, daughter of James & aad Sophie Bi a 1 vear and 9 muoths, ‘be fauberal will take piace this (ivesday) afternoon, at balf-past one o'clock from the resi Jense of her parente, 302 Ninth a Wena, At bor rea Highland Falis, N. Y., 08 Y morning, October 6, Chaumea Con, wife of Thomas Webb and daughter of the late Captain James Cook of Wall ngford, Cun years, ‘Tuo funeral will take piace trom her late residence thie (Toesdey) aftervoon, at two o'clock, Achtavals, Ohio, end Portland, Conn., papers wild Please copy. Wittson—Dicxrm, At Newburg, on Thursday, Ootoder At the Orange Hotel, gs Rev, Alex. B. Jack, D, Dy F.C Wrasoy to Mus Mare B, Dickie, Bouh Brookiyn. No cards. Suratoge papers prease oopy, Wour,—Ou Sunday, October 6, Cranuas Puiateiphia, oon ot Sosept ‘wou, eged ~ renee SRS cee eee 7 are resnesifal.s tavited te aliend v¥ uy *