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NEW YORK CITY. THE couRTs. COURT CALENDARS—THIS GAY. Supreme Court—Geseral Term. x Cour, ‘ot baif-past mourn Supreme Court—Cireult—Part t. Court epee P Listen ven eeiset &. a (causes :— Nos. Se—wan, ex’r., 20, ve OO —Hestaene ve, Challiss, Kent vs. Rossett etal. 4571—MeMu ty et al, ve. Ran- otal vs. muna fetes Sane et al va Hog. iy —Werld Co, ve $l—Nounr a vetawere Best ciigmin sat by +e Bisctiamiand wt at ve fe t00e—Cunuingoam vs. Reuss. semaiant~* dug a) va. Hays <a) — ¥ ach, Neon, scuie metal Corwin on—Wie. ve. City of r ve. Lyman. Supreme Court—Circult—Part 2. ‘Held by Judge D. Smith. wn. Court opens at ten o'c.cek A. M. ‘Ma—Monahan ve Cunning 4324—Uull et al, ve. Harris et bam et al. Mayer. 146—Freur aren ce Dion a etal ve, Wolfet Kenay ve ings 1—Raphsel vs. Conant. }—Lowry et al. Executors, ‘he. va, Splnoies. 4778—Wood va, Van Eisen- Vailey Ol} er Birdae:; le Purule va. A Wooster, ve Myrick eal. ve. Wolf ot ‘0id—Quivtard et al ve. Mever h Whoa elds ask sie_whiieeide ve, Angtera, New London vs. 036-0! etal. ve Bay- er, / enone Kam. Fa ea se 4@i—Kensell va. Albetce ei 4346—Recch vs, Dawson. L al. ouingacth xe - al, va Saciet Gumipeay ce. ark Cormmiatsaes ve Lae. (6e0—siora ve, Kerrigan, Jr, eea—neraard va. Formes ot @6_yers ot al. vs. Moron, Supreme Court—Chambers. Held by J I ham, phenntved cateas— 45—Oliver et al. va, Gordin- 44—Comatock vs. Shafer. G—Hardie va Harwoud et ear. al 146—Stowell vs. Stowell. him, receiver, we, -Aabcroft vs. Lanadeli. — 163—I1 a leet "fobert Me Mngmns al. ve. Hall et ‘Sheriif, ie at : nw a wi 186—Too! al. ve, Gor. couna, . Gull — . Eetnesumoe hi Wo—In.10 Thos, M. Wheeler, Pomean et al. va. Nosch 177—La re Russell File Co, (Cali 200—In re Will of Fred’k G. King. Superier Court—Trial Term—Part 1. . Held by Judge McCunn. Court openaai eleven o'clock A. M. SiS_nauseia ve. New York tee Co Park §. cb. ton et al. 9083—Becker vs. De Graaf, '76— Goodman vs. Stein et al Ee ie etal. va, Rovins, i—Selulhoefer vs. Met sars—cfnee va. Piatt. Superior Coumt—Trial Term—Part ‘3. Held by Judge Jones, Court opens steleven o'clock A. M. Hiie_njeterson va, American, 256—shelling va, Runseman. Te Company.’ 2:26—Eliiave, MeKecnan v 2296 Simpson vs. Froment, Kaowles ve. Water- ve. Norris, ees death, and dequembed prisnige wat $100 each. The case came jarrogate's Court, EO BpeE $8 Mowers, N0—Tyay Chay. Rawk where an order was wy testamentary to Seas ot 9919-Lord va. Adams, the defendant. An from that was aot Presdent = of Lee Bank, See Held by Judge Van Yorst. Spaae ‘altcieren oreisce. Court - @ne hour causes. orion ot al, va, Law. Ti76-netan ve vay rence 1654—Bruen vaker,Jr. on Boe. = tar & va ee! ‘Wethere! . 4— Bliss Same? iller and suoiner #8 Yn - sao, &c., ve. Hyde ot at 106 Bast (tree. —This was another of the Bumerous of iMlicit distillation, Wn. # ‘an officer of internal revenue, testified that (he premises tm question consisted of a distillery of whieh Williags Weeian was the registered proprietor, Dut that @ Mr, Costello wae the real owner, and that it wasiby the distiliery was werked. The wiuness Craig testified to the system of working the distillery by which, as be alleged, an evasion of tho Prcknuny of esol on ie predicen by » 2 £ € S 28 fermentation would require five days in the’ foeenaast - tubs could be et down and reduced to the pote. | jon in one day by the use and ad- ite im that state, The distillery revenue officers in Apri) last, end the went in bringing the t action darrels for the the bond ss epee Shr an Cae ee felted, and be his securities held jabie fer the Ae ed ¥ the violation of a) law the practice mud om the government ase bad pot-concluded at the ciosing of the court. Claim for Salvage, Richard Squires ws. About One Hundred Tons of Iron and J. 0. Rhaming —This was a claim for salvage on certais pro; from the wreck of the steamer Grapeshot, 12 the West Indies. The defence was a denia', and tbat the court had no jurisdiction of a claim stmply for the use ef property unconnected with per- sonal service. eld that the claim was not onzat was not salvage, but as the claim ants bad pot he would dismiss the libel with- ont costs. Libal: without costs, A. Nash for defendant; Reynolds & C. Dononzo for claimant. Im Bankraptcy, The following petitions were filed yesterday :—Isnac Seckendorf, refrré# to Register Ketchum; Michael L. Hiiter, New York ity, referred to Register Wilhams; Walker P. Jones, New York city, referred to Register Fitch - pn Ww. > eae New tore Cee ag to Register tom; ‘Tread a: i re forted to agloter Allen. it UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S COURT. Charge of IMegally Removing Whiskey. Before Commiesioner Osborn. The United States ge Isaac Newman, H. D, Morgan and John Leyre.—The defendants are charzed with hav- ing illegatly removed's cart load o: spirits on the 26th of ery in Forty-third street and it to the rectifying heuse of a repteenth street. Just as they at the latter piace the parties . The case was adjourned examination of the accused will were arre-ted oy & till saturday, take'piace. The Case of | ‘Tradeemen’s Bank. It te expected that am the course of a few days Cem- missioner Osborn will @ehiver his decision in the case of the Tradesmen's Natiofa! Bank, the particulars of which have been so frequently reported. ahe Commissioner has to read through @ mass of evi- dence, and also to consider the arguments of cyansel on both sides, His decision will be looked forward to with 8 great degree of interest. SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT—PART 2 The Allaire Wilt Case—The Case Submitted to the Jury and a Sealed Verdict te be Ren- dered this Merniag. Before Judge E. D. Smith. Frances P. Reet al, on Calicia 4. T. Allaire, Execw riz, dc.—This long coptested and interestiug case, deceased, by hie firet wife, acainst the second wife of Mr. Allaire, for the purpo:e o: breaking « will made by bim io 1850, am which be devised property te the amouat, it is claimed by the plaintiffs, of about $150,000, to the defentant, ap@ te Ber only child, Hal, after ner De@e—Meyer, &e., ve, Fern- Loewenstein ot al, ai Dick 10Ai—Same ve. Docley. them, and when Davron ya, fchwerin, 17:6-Jacod ve. Joseph &e fsa par Merle om this trial was epee ey Ts52—Liensu tio pe the will signed at that ti view, wer 8 ow. x to mid was mer. ‘Tracy. tare to the witnesses or any of ‘and if so, when S2—Soule_ ve. Joha Kelly, 1766~Schmidhauser ve Fat- | and where? ~ mine fStheet au paw" ita in bass b wi Marino CourtaTrial Torm. ra aes fand it #0, to which of them or to all of el them Court opens at 1 ‘o'clock A, M. , —Whether tho said es in writing was =" Wood vs. McClelland. a obtel from the said James P, Allaire by undue in- 1at—Meyer vs. 81 — Kndreass vs.Ackerwnio. iavekre Sch S—Wersner va, Vacks, @—Wiileobrink v< Oacks, — Deviin ve UI — Burrass vs. Keyser. 11—Trajersen vs, B: NB—Eisner ve. Westhe:me~. 118—Tra, jerer va Westheimer, 81—S: caalek, = Fogerty vs. Crawley. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. The Meteor Crve Still On. .- Before Judge Nelson. Yesterday morning. a: eleven o'clock, Judge Nelson, fm the United Stases Cireuit Court, resumed the beariaz of the argument in the case of the steamer Meteor. The ease comes up on appeal from a decision in ibe United Brates District Court by Judge Betts, that the etcamer hhad been fitted out as 8 msp-of-war for the purpose of ‘waging hostihties ageinst the navy and commerce of Spain in the conflict which existed -between that country end the republic of Cali, The steamer was at the time ge:zed at this port open information given by the agents of the Spanish government, It was then averred that the Meteor wa- pierced for guns, and was built in otier Te p.cts alter the auvte uf \esseisot war, The case created ‘evusiderible im crest at tho time, The case forthe owners was argued by Mr. W. M. Bvarie at length, who convend-d that these gentlemen pad Pitre w fe \ nd Voesel, 3.8 at ee hat they knew for what purpose was inten Mr. Cour:ney was heard ta au-wer to Vir, Evarts, and made we fullowmg pointe:—Firet, If the Court shal! be @aisfed that anv person whatsvever was knowingly @oncerned in fitting out the Meteor, whether armed or ‘enarmed, with the intent thai she should be employed fim the service of the Chilean government to commit Bos litics @ eines 2) or the subjects of Spate, @u ited to have th Gocreed ad is compie'e, if amycht @ veing knowingly ©. of giving him an opportunity to protect the respondents ‘was pat on board, or uing was done to the vessel parties inverested Board thea adjourned ip turtberance of thai intent, Second, If the Cuurs shall | until Monday, at eleven o'clock, It was that de satisfied toat euy 1 whatsoever wae knowingly | the Court should be applied to to hear the argument e@oncerned in furnishing ofering the Meteor for | upon the return of the writ on Saturday next, in. order gale to the ‘Chilean government with the in- | that the Board of County Canvassers might as early as = PR we on entitied to bave the Ss Betas te enone or sa Bit jelture decreed; such ymient is complete io or clas aly lect po- if the veel was offered to be put under the control of | sitioa rendered vacant by the < _ oy ir. lor. the Chilean go ernmen’, or its agents, for the purpose eforomis. Shiri If, tho Court shall be satiated thet any person whaiscever was Knowingly concerned tn arming this vessel with the mtest aforesaid, wo are @ntited co have the forfeiture decreed; and this oflence @ being keowmncly ‘a arming, Is complete, Wf acy “aruike iasirumen’s or stores were put on board with the intent aforesaid, no matter whother such arm- fing was complete or leit i Fourth, That the memes, persons offices or reiations of any of the indi- viauals who mer have doge any of these acts are not mec-mery to be alleged and proved, provided the Court fs satisfied tha: the upiawful acts were done, and that foe nanes, persons, © oF relations of individaais are not otterwive maceria! than as they may tend, with ether facts, to show that aulaw/ul acts were or were not done. Leer of Baggage by a Passenger on Board a Vossci= important Decision=In Appenl, BRa<tom Aark tome —In this case, which was ap. Peaicd (rom tho District Court, the libetiant claimed 82,000 and over for loss of baggage while a passenger. Tt ey-peare that when he left Quarantine be did not take bis trunk, and om beng inquired of as to apy valuabies fm it auswered that there were none. — It was afterwards Jost. Judge Nelson held, affirming the decision boiow, Ghat there was.a want of good faith im stating that the triok comtained a0 valuabes «Judgment afirmed with eorts James Glover for appetiant; C. Donohue for appeliee. A Salvage (nse on Appeal. Alezander M. Douglass or, The S&hooner S. L Davis end Carp of Cilion:—This was an appeal from Judge Bhipman. The ciaim was for Gaivage—saving the sevooner when dismastod and helpless, without coa's end short of provisions, and im a considerable sea, Judge Shipman peld that the Hbetinat was entitied to salvage, but would not hold the eottom by process, Being claimedpby the United States, Py this 4 Glaiinant appealed, ‘iiiam M, Jadgment reserved, Evarta for cary Scudder Cor vessel, Donovoe for lidotiant. ad Juage Nelson stated sobstantialiy to the counsel for the claimant that the only question in the case wes its breach of tbe Neutrality Iaw to fit outa here to be suid tor disposed of in a foreign port? That ‘was the only point he desired to bear. arguments have conciuded, ané@ the case now for judgment, UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Knterea! Re’ Before Judge Biatebfor, ‘The Untied Sales ve. Three Barrels Distilied Sprrite foun reetag Cou ee tere perv’ ferred and all almshouse, Tate ‘ot a pre- the jury to ated were to be determined, and direct return @ seated verdict this morning. For the plaintiff, James T. Brady and C. 8. Lyan; for the Cochrane & Todd. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. The Board ef County Canvassers and the Election for Supervisors—Mandnmus Against the Board. Before Judge Ingraham. The People, de , ex rel, Wiliam Joyce, vs, The Board of Counly Canvasers of the County of New York:,—Applica- tion was made before this,court yesterday by Messrs McKeon ani Smyth for a writof mandamus against the Board of Supervisors, acting as a Board of County Can- vassers, to compel them to canvass the votes cast for defendant, Shaler, and which was temporaril ‘On Gebalf Joseph 'B. Taylor’ st te centenaas est Hf Fs? He ge BEF Pit of sate yrovided. for election State provi the Supervisor to fil Taylor's piace; that be was the 80 clected ; and that under the provision of the const tion of this State the term ey Mr, tor dav of December, 1807. FE uy one Dailot, which, be ciaima, in vicintion of te of the Tagine of 1857, pay gee that bet one Bame shail appear upon each baliot, The ball trhien Joyee clams a have been elo-ted Ay “in lace of Joseph B. Taylor, to Mil the vagancy caused by res goatee of frm bea he ‘Snaier.”” The Frost Divorce Case—Decree Granted. Annie L. Froit vs, Joseph B. Frost,—The parties to this action wero married in July, 1857, aud the euit was ne decision confirming the report of the referee ing a decree of ‘ivoros jo favor of the plaincite Pe CITY INTELLIGENCE. New York Association ror Tax Reuixr or rae Poon, The twonty-tourth annual report of tho New York Assu ation for Improving the Condition of the Poor, shows t following exhibit of the operations of the Association daring the past year:—Visitors, 839; vinite, 22,500; re. coipts, $57,957; disbursements, $59,058; families re. Weved, 5.141; persons relieved, 19,007, Reference is made to tho success of incorporated homes for aged females, snd « hope expressed that a similar institution for aged men may be established, as who have not Gide of the strect, along ment, hower: that a record of the vidaal. women will carefully jou. You may havea night in we a day bcos the cross;{but you shall rise agai urand years hence will be glad for vou as it that men first crucify their mitiions a t and love you; so tr gods and Socrery or Mecmasics axp Taapeawex.—The Rev. J. Byatt Smith delivered the recond lecture of the winter Course before the Sosiety of Mechanics and Tradesmen of New York at Cooper Institute last evening. taking “Sight seeing from New About two thousand people were in the | Char! auditoriam, and the locture was received with applause The lecturer cursorily gianced at Eng- land, Ireland and Scotland, and then entered int» the specialties connected with the Holy Land, a description of which he gave, much to the pleasure of his enlight- ened auditory, The reverend gentleman was grested at the cloze of bis lecture, am ‘Were made in favor of its early repetitior ARRIVAL OF FRexcn Nuxs.—Among the passengers who arrived on Wednesday on the St. Laurent from Havre and Brest were twenty-four nups and eighteen missionacies in charge of the Bistop of Galveston, A Hoax om Tur Poxice.—Our metropolitan police are Proverbially vigilant, and it is seldom they “put their foot im it,” as the eaying ie. But yesterday evening offi- cers Heidelberg and Moran, of the Third precinct, were auctioned off at the very lowest market rate While pa- trolling in the vicinity of Park row and Ano street they noticed an imdividoal suddenly drop upen the pavemeat in front of car No. 59 of East Broadway line, the wheels 9: which passed, or seemed to pass over one of the man’s feet, They rusted to the sput, bin shoe cut across and hia foot evidently crushed to a was at once called and the suffercr j—with the officer—at a rapid Arriving there, the injured ty, lifted from the car could not wait for a@ examination room, with all | yrs. the tenderness and delicate handling the case rgeon was ai hand who care- fully removed the shoes and socks of the Jot and benold, there was not even a brui ‘ith the he was very drunk he was sssound a as bis sul Jerusalem.” throoghout, witl jelly. man was, with some and stretcher—into the phial of anitre one contain! heari: Bitte tured fect vo the frst" tupoa which he heid rece house, end © to Mr. Emib & Jackson, io ack T&wis never bad the re warehouse; sampier a8 coon, and (hat the advance (Smith) was obtained by fraud thi feesed tO apotuer party ROR atleged, conf nine bales of cotton 10 Voorhees & Garrison, of for tho in the me Ke the Tombs for each twenty. ‘wes bora js HERALD, Lecronsz Br Prorrssor Doneuvs.—Professor Doremus delivered one of his beautiful scientific lectures last evening ip the lecture room attached to tho Church of he Holy Trinity, corner of Forty-second street and Madison avenue, bis subject being “The geological the earth’s formation as compared with Moraio uarrative.” The lecture was replete with instruction throuzhout. Its ex: tons were of the grandest an and drew out, as they richly deserved, the appiause of ost intelligent and discriminating auditory, When the lecture closed, a!] wno heard it retired with the conviction that they had been not omly enlightened but Leccone sy Rev. Dn. Drewc—The Rov. Charles F, Deoms delivered an admirable lecture at the Univer- mty chapet last evening. He took as his subject “Nature in Culture,” and handled i most ably. After altuding (to mature in the showed how culture miod of maa, and closed as foilows:—Be indi- That ie veceasury in order to be true, Let me tett you what will follow. Men will avoid you; shun you ; a few only wilt cling to ‘Gathaem: adore them.” a even—they Gat chalioer et kin aeoteon, ho departed man aa e! Lf wi iser men. They fain would bave made him pay ja ride, but, druak as he was, he Warden Brennan copcidered him more suited to a bed suddenly on Wednesday from hem: lange. Caleaes Witty held eu isetons 9 body. Accipast to 4 Toarrrn —Lagt evening es Mr. Frank Ashe, of this city, was returning from the races at the Fashion Course he was thrown out of his wagos, when Cemetery, bis ho: Easing "boone fully reat er abe received severe but not dangerous contusions about the head, face and body. Reaccrp rrom DrowsxG,—Catharinc Spellman, aged fifty years, a resident of 62 Washington street, while on ber way to Jersey City, accidentally walked off the ferry slip, foet of Cortlandt street, at last night, She was fortuaately Rhodes, of the Twenty seventh police ber screams, rushed her Autecep Corton Fracp—$4,000 IxvourEn.—Two or lyn three days ago Mr, Deena Smith, of the frm of Mesers. | 12") Murray, F. & Desha smith, doing business at No. 64 | of Beaver street, appeared before Justice Hogea at the ‘Jombs, and entered a complaint against Norman Henry Camp and Joba F, Lewis, ahas David C Tyrie, charging them with fraud, From (the deposion of Mr. Smith 1+ apyears tbat on the 27th of September last the defond- ante called upoa him and Camp introduced Lewis to the merchant. Lewis represented that he was the owner of seventy-nine bales of cotton, which were on stora.e in Camp's warehouse, Now 206 and 208 Franklic strcot; shat be wanted to get an advance on the cotton to enable bim to hold it fore better price. On the above reprerentations Mr, Smith tis check for $4,000, and gave to Lewis, after first iploa, the for the cotton stored of insurance on the same On Mi , Smub received information that the cotton was not in Camp's ware- money to defray bis expenses to z the sidewalk. The rails are placed on forked pillars, but doubts are expressed concerning the practicability of the road, which is — con- sidered more a damage of pro a benefit. A preliminar: the engine ce the track and jer, Was not sufficient to ahow the w ag whes the road will be im full operation.e It is kta extension will be alton; route than trial has beea held by placty; in motion. The pare td ‘upon nitrate poppin and by mistake swal- r entire ignorance of the bur and mene night, ont ion, Ce ol ign irglary, forego jacta, Deceased was twenty-two years age ond = Dative of Sing Slog. ii Me Diep Seppexy.—Daniel Campbell, s man thirty. seven years of age, who resided at €3 avenue D; died . promptly ee the apes a this department has sustained a loas suces in restoring the unfortupate woman to lerra | dep! u Jorma, though in av almost exhaustea Broxe His Turam Bows.—Yesterday afternoon as Michael Grady, sixty-seven years of age, a taborer, re- " siding at No, 20 Vandewater street, was helping to re- | efiicer, but move some furniture oso 28 Deen eae Ne, Sint of a happen when was afmargand cared me igh mptl od of the Fourth orvstest, y promptly convey Broxe Hea Aru.—Early yesterday morning Margares Dougherty, twenty-eight years of age, res'ding at 13234 | the 4 Chrystie street, a talioress, was conveyed by officer Acciest ix Castmam Srmusr.—A ladorer on the Fesiding avent scaffold twenty 1 ue C, fell from a pc areten wenme ee bis bead. His fall re- suited in a contusion of the face and the almost total amputation of oue of bis care, Frng 1x Greewe Sraeer.—thortly after two o'clock yes- terday morning @ fire was discovered iu the rear attic bedroom of house No, 133 Greene street, The fire burnt out the attic window and a portion ef the roof, The dam- age done to the bailding is about $600; insured, The damage done to tue furniture by $200; insured {or §2.600 in the Pacific Insurance Com- pany. The fire is suppesed to have been caused by the carelessness of the occupant of the room. The fire, when dret seen, was in the bed, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. of the Fourteenth Bellevae Hoopitat, same bet inted out boure ‘Son tre sucapled it, ie tollow ty-nine oo coulon of Jona ¥, Lewis were aot bis Witham street. Op the 9 statement of facts the magistrate issued @ warrant heason of x“ and Lewis, wad ‘uae of roundsman Croker, of (he Tom! Court, for execution. Yerterday Lowis, alias Tyne, wan arrested at Ko, 0 Oe inns Sti ‘was seized while 10 N. J. . Iti staed for o es eScaats coreined $5,500 from Moses. pay of the child, whereupon abe returned, and had erman & Co. vy means of cnd the apartment prisovers: con ewed to ruandswman o & Wal etemtng d DAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1867.—TRIPLE SHEET. dealer. ia o mative of ‘Vi, Unites States, and says be iss storage Capsury to Gass awn Doves. —As the instigation of ‘Mr. Heary Bergh, President of the Society for the Pre- vention of uelty to Animals, Officer Haggerty, of the ‘Sixth preoiact, arrested Jone who keeps asiand im | nately a on ~ jee can renee nataral pomtiens, thus cutting the flesh and subjecting them to cruel aad {ohumas torture. Justice Hogan roquired Bill to give bail to answer the charge before the of Sessions, Ax Uscuarsrut Menvicant.—Yesterday morning Mrs, Kate I. Southerland, of the Metropolitan Hotel, was passing down Broadway, when a poor woman stepped up toner and asked for alms. Mrs, Southerland gave the applicant some change. Lut the latter not being satisfied asked for more, Mr Southerland then produced her wallet, eee cametned $45, but ry All) no Lain change it to her pocket an on. going a short distance she avain felt for her wallet, and to ber astonishment found tvat it was gone. Suspect- ing tho beggar Woman, se pursued and caused her ar- rest, but the missing mony could not be found. 1 prisoner, who gave her namo as Mary Brown, Is thirty- ‘one years of age and lives at Bergen Point. Sho carried in herarms a young babe with apparently negro blood in its veins, Justice Hox committed Mary for trial, She stoutly denied her guilt, Honoravny Drecuarcep,—Some time since a complaint of a peculiar pature was preferred against the Marquis Del Grillo, by Qliver I, Papy, of No. 42 West Sixteenth street, The compliant was made before Justice Dodze, at the Jefferson Market Police Court. pare Ae complainant again appeared in court and made wit that siace the time of maxing the charge he has become satisfied that no offence was intended, and that tbe whole affair was the result of misapprehension, and tuereforo praye that the complaict be dismissed. Judge Dodge accordingly dismissed the caso, Attyaxp Boro.ary.—The night bofore last, i ie alleged, the promises occupied by John Devin, cor- ner of Barrow and Greenwich streets, were bur- glariously entered by the front door being ferced open, and a quantity of tobacco, about twenty-three hundred cigars, a bottle ot wine, an overcoat and $20 in national currency taken away. Subsequently, bowerer. an over- ard idontiiied as that of Mr. Devhn, was found in a hay loft at tho lower end of Barrow street. The proprietor of the toft described the young man who siept there, the night the burglary is ‘sald have taken place. The case was then given into the bands of officer Godfrey, of the Twenty-eighth pre- ‘ork to | cinct, who succeeded in arresting two young men vamed Chitty and Dennis O'Neil, on alleged suspicion of ey. They wire both brought beiore Justice Ledwith yesterday, charged with the offence above pamed, and committed to answer at the Court of General Sess‘ons, Auixcep Forceny Case,—OMicer Palemer, of the Jeffor- son Market Potice Court squad, yesterday arrested a | "i! young man, who gives his name as Charies J. Phillips, The prisoner ie accused of having uttered a draft pur- | held for trial. porting to have been drawn upon the Commercial Ice Company, and signed Henry H. Wheeler, President of the company. ‘The draft, it is alleged, was given to Elieba A, Fuller, ‘he complainant im this case, in pay- ment for room hire, cccupied in the hotel of which Mr. Assoon asit was discovered ry & Warrant was issued for the arrest of Phillips, and he was arrested yesterday by the officer in Hudgon strect, He was brought before Justice Ledwith yesterday and beid to answer. AL.earp Taerr or 4 Canrsr.—Yesterday Mra Ano Sutton went before Justice Mansfield, at the Essex Mar. ket Police Court, and alleged that she had placed a carpet, containing sixteen and a half yards of three- ply ingrain, of the value of $40, in the yard attached to her dwelling, 353 Fssex street, from which ft was about to be feloniousty removed by one Mary Smith (who was present in court), and would bave been so removed had she not opportupely detected her. accused, on be- ipg questioned, denied she bad any such intention as imputed to her; that she was, by occupa- tion, "a servant, and was simply obeying orders. In de- fault of $600 bail the woman was committed on.a charge of grand larceny at the General Sessions, Recovery or Goors AuLzcao To Have Bares Stoves ix 1906,—Gae the 28th of April, 1966, the premises of Thomas Campbell, at No. 61 Foartn avenue, were, as he yesterday alleged before Justice sitting magistrate af the Third District Police Court, burglari- entered, and wearing &c,, to the value upwards taken Pr mrad He could fx on Property during the sum: commotations as a ciub apvthing, more easily reach made to Cortlandt imental eremplifica- most scientific order, sympathy of the entire village, ite primitive stage affected. the sidered of @ fata: character, ane. You may in, and had been stolen from the car} Plunkets expreasions: declared elected :— Dial. 1—Patrick Burne.. raised the party with sadder if eee it, ry g ner Lyneb yesterday. the = Ann Casaidy, a girl of fifteen years of age, tentified amined by officer Didway, found other articles the 9 grasa Wo oe ee ae eae possession of tho | that she resided with her sister, Mrs. Cox, at No. 141 Navy was immediately wife, Kaws, when arraigned for examiua- | street, and that Patrick Murray reaided in the same with ber sister Mary; of the | the deponeat’s premises, Resolutions of Reapect and Condolence. oom; Soy nee core At @ meoting of the Inspectors and Captains of the £8 g 8 8 ‘Whereas, Tt has plessed an all wise Providence to remove from the scene cf his eardily usefulness our associate, Cap- taip Jacob L. Sebring, Resolved. “7! bat in’ the decease of Captain Sebring | ip and took halt- ine o’clock twened by. oflicer hat the d crased had. by « lon hg AI g jong course of upright amis I cared himself per: endeared him: I to member o: this a a who beheld, be hie every 0%, is departime ea noel pitaied down a flight bone. Officer Watson, Rett of the Tell, (0 eta pall earera The faseral wilt’ take place from Rev, Dr. Burobard’s chaseh, in ‘West Thirteonth street, @t one P, M, to-day, INTEAWAL REVENUE MATTERS. Dulness reigned supreme at the revenue headquarters: There was mo meeting of the Board, nor were any seizures reported. Judging of the outlook of things from this standpoint it fire and water ts about ture before The employéa Bo extended ful are daily expecting its dissoldtion aed preparing them- selves for that event. What will be the course of the authorities in Wash! im*tmis connection & few will determine. ity Commissioner Parnell arrived from Washing- Seneca will preside at a meeting of the Board to Y. The uewly appointed collecter for the Third (Breok- district took posnesston of his office on Wednesday, Alice “onplopts Tot? eee Sameer, ein the Samer Te e- his | Wednesday, deputy Mr. an He. . jo Brooki; who has '. Sroneoted with the Revenue Department in the Export | 20¢*—the fut on ‘oer ol Bureau. Othor appoiatmente ia this office will soon be made eee eee uptown collector was roi jeaterday, Proved, as usual, to without any teandation, Romor has tt, however, that ire 18 being brougtrt to bear to effect 11 - moval of the Kighth and Ninth district collector. be + WESTCHESTER. ew | Para RiutnorD ACCENT af Pontommernn,.—Yester. | deen iy day Siterooon Dire. George Mudwell, wife of Captain Btudwell, of this village, while walking on the New York an abortion which, it is Delancey Smith a warehouse receipt | and New Haven Railroad track, was struck and instantly ~ milan’) name and also 6 | itlod by the locomotive of the four o'clock express | Be,*ETeed (0 ‘wore anseeed train from the city, Ass down train had passed afow minutes before ihe occurrence, it Ww gepposed that the | might be ‘performed by the woma m: Camp sent accordingly sought ber. Beeman, of she irm'of Besman k | Unfortunate indy mistook it for the ap express, She | “°Cr'Deiny arresiea tho latter denied having ledge to’ bim (Sunith) tbat Joba #, | *A8 Bi “y ang ‘ine, roe Bd ee ¢ of Mrs. Morehouro, but admit Soto ta (Camp trad a lacge porsve, welgtiag Bently ime lmnsdredgocnds, a6 her hoaso © weeks previows, © him tn Smith’ and was about foriy years of age, AN inquest will be net performed an operation; neither bed she hed this morning. Anotien Snockixo Carmo Benwmed Adcipesr.—Oo Monday e¥ouing « little girl, eight yours of age, tho daughter of \Mr. Robert Acderaom, residing on Robbins avonde, Ealt Mofrisania, was @9 wevercly injared through ber dtothes having canght fire from a stove, at the residence ae — that oh: (hook jad, it ‘would oe few moments when eho Nestd the” crs | Property, she obte:ged from him Cal ot the sewed Police Brooklyn, and Cam) Jerrey C1 Just re-entered tb ‘er that they had . rman uading the people of island that their interest [oo ead meget yey hey pie: ue sone Will be nubeerved by & fer of their aliegianes (row Lewis, an the prisoners also siate, used PP tee Desmark (0 the United states, of the $4,000 obtained from Mer. motber Camat N ¥ ber, If It cont Sit Lesiece'camp applied tomarde, payionfor'e. place | soon amotherod the Ca escaped | witt shorty clone the canets for, furtter auvigaivon, (hte Which he had purchasea in New Jersey, The accused | With slight injury, bat the child was futi- . At Sebonectedy on tbe 1f\h boats wore reported Lon berore the megwirsi¢and committed | !sted. Ibe remains were interred ats 1m, o¢ an toch aod a half thick, and no break tril, both pend gaily. i cae ae ed the distriet funeral | 9¢ command. people are Lown, tian ‘ after the ‘and, from Jp. Rogiand. coe saya boise Naasow Eacara nem Daowsire —A litde ber, semed Drediowens Will te verified. waa Bayard ona of cruelty, In his deposition | Dennis 0' the fellow s:ruggling and, the officer save tha be found Bill exposing for sale Fushing to his assistance, succeeded ane oo which had their legs tied Segnes wie ” fore be was completely “i cords & manner as to draw their @ ot forcing poy inate wings, ‘a Grouxvs or tas Usion Bass Batt Cuov.. hundred by six hundred feet, The work of filling in, grading and improving bas already commenced, AU exceiteat house, intended for a small hotel, built om the will afford exceliont ac- ‘than the old ones, horse cars run by the entrance and the steam car depot Ss almost withia a good stone’s throw, BUSCLARY at TREwONT.—At an early hour on Wednes- day morning a small fancy trimming store, kept by a poor widow named Rollins, opposite the railroad depot at Tremont, was entered by some ruffians, and the con- tents of the money drawer and about $20 wor.h of goods carried of. As the poor woman las just started on & very smail capiial the ctreumstance bas excited the BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE, Sincotar anv Pronasty Fatat Accipent.—Jobn Blair, who keeps a blacksmith shop at the corner of Atlantic street and Classen avenue, took a pistol from a mam yesterday afternoon to repair, Without examiving it particularly ne placed is in the fire, when it exploded and he received three of the charzes ia nis head. He ‘was removed to the hospital, His injuries are con- Sroren Prorxxty Reooverep.—Officer McCarty, of the “Forty-second precinct, found a quantity of carpenter's tools at the hardware store of Mr. Thomas Plunkett, corner of Bridge and York streets, yesterday, ter shop of tr. ‘Triquet, in Bridge street, last Saturday night. purchased the tools from a man who stated that he bad just been discharged from the Navy Yard, An Atizcep BurGtar Hew For Triat.—David Hom- phrey, a young man, was youterday arrested and pro- duced before Justice Daltey on a charge of burglary preferred by a colored woman named Pamelia Saxton, residing at No, 229 South Second street, Hompbrey is charged witb effecting a forcible en- trance into the above residence on Wednesday evening for the purpose of robbery. He was seen, it is alleged, by the complaiuaut on his entrance and prevented by her from fulfiiline bis intentions, A colored man re- ‘At the above number is reported to be the possess- told valuables, and it 1s beiieved that, the pris- oner wanted to salisfy bimeelf of the fact. He was BOARD OF CANVAS: Official Assembly Canvass. ‘Tho Board of Canvassers have concluded the canvass ofthe vote for Assembly ip Kings county. Worth, the republican candidate in the Sixth district, ia BEBE = 3 3 eget BSEz CRINE IN BROOKLYN. The Recent Homicide in Navy Street. » The im juost over the body of Jobn Mullen, who died fecm the effects of injuries received ia an affray in Navy street, on Sunday morning, was resumed by Coro- house with them; Murray wasin the house until alter twelve o'clock, when he started eut to ge home i ui | Meeting of Police Inspectors and Captains | miruics thereafier Galvin and iol A a . Metropolitan Police held at the headquarters, 300 Mul- tothe afer tat Ove en ted ern berry street, yesterday morning, the following preambie | yard and he thought one of them was and reselations expressive of their feelings in regard to 08 Sera: s5 ly then went out, aed about thir, the death of Captain Sebring were adopted :— ray and Galvin went out; in fifteen driaking, about midnight, and Connolly bim ped me about paying for some drinks; Galvin bt ve Muiien rink. Officer of fl Huei 5 Alleged Abortion—Death of the Victim and Arrest of the Alleged Abortion! st. Abortion, that fearfully prevalent crime, bas again Deen perpetrated in the City of Churches, and, for the death of aged about twenty-five years, who died at her residence, No. 191 Pearl street, Wednesday night, from the effects of was oe New York. The accused, who gives ber name as Jacobenia Ekbart, is a widow, §; Powd of age. She is o German wid: be, arrest Eknart and sleo gentleman, well ace a ue corner of 1b been heretofore | lef, residia gor & et 4 i ge ig FF>2k Bat f E z ef53 j z 5 herself, pat to do what many had done would do again, With tnstrretion’ conetnded this affectionate —_—_—_— Twat Miseton Acaty,—It in now stated that Rev. Dr. Hnwiey’s mission is to St. Thomar, with the object of NEW JERSEY.” Jersey City. sm@orces sy Jawus T. Baapy.—A lecture was deliv. ered last evening by James T. Brady in St Peter's Ball, Grand street, on “Newspapers.” The pro- ceeds were for the benefit of the Ladies’ Bee Revolent Society of St. Peter’s paris. The lecturee gave some interesting information is relation to the rise and progress of newspaper liter ane one the demoralizing jenoy of that por- cali were, ® premium on immorality. in en eae Hudson City. Axoraun Escars vow Pmisox.—At an early hour yesterday morning Joba Donnelly, one of the three young mon confived in the coupty jail for an ateged ‘outrage op @ young woman, escaped and had sot been recaptured up to @ late bour in the evening. Hoboken, A Woman Comers Svicios sy Hascinc.—A womag named Jobanna Hansen, residing at 85 Meadow street, committed suicide yesterday moruing, She bad been im bad health for several weeks pas', and this, added te her distress at the prolonged and unaccountable absence of her husband, who ts a steward om ra shi tic, had the effect of and, it is believed, dvrange. brief slumber iuto which noose placed her Jnto eternity. When the aurse awoke, Hanson was uite dewd. An inquest was commenced by Coroner hite and will be continued to-day. Newark. Avorure Svicipn,—Josepo Schmidt, as vamerrieg German, coromitied suicide yesterday morning by, shooting himself. Tne ball entered the front of the neck, tearing away the left side of the neck, He was the enly sopport of a widowed mother, with” whom he resided. After preparing breakfast fer her son Mrs, Schmidt atisnded masy, ube was absent an occupsnt of the same house of Kinney and Litly str beard ‘and at once en ered \Nirs. Schmidt's 9 deceased was found lying in a peot of cause assigned for the rasb act is that schmidt was ous of employment, . Larucatsp iv ANoraar Garona Cask —An accounts was published in the Herato during September ef the garroting of Mr. Johnson @. Baldwie, whilehe was going to his home in James street from his grocery store in Broad street, Disclosures have been made sii the arrest of Meeker which led to the arrest 7 day of William Brown, who resides in Washi mreet, for aileged complicity in tae crime. Mr. win has recognized Meeker and B as his two ants, and other witnesses identifyibe parties. Division ov Essex Couxry.—Notice has been given by - parties interested of an application to be mado to the Legislature, at ita vext session, for the division of sesex county and the setting off of a new county therefrom. Treuron. Covrr or Parvons,—An application presented to this court in behalf of Patriok Dowdall, sentenced to twenty years’ penal servitude for the murder ef a ferrye master at Jersey City, bas veenm refused, Areau- ous éxertions are being made by the members of the Synagogue Infuence the Court te repeal the sentence of one of ite mmbers same@ Hart, undergoing impri onment for life for the snoeuing of the son of a storekeeper in New Brunewick. He te quite a lad, but entered the aforesaid ato iberately shot the assistant and gu'ted the till, 1 wae COR demned to death, but in consideration of bis youth the severe decree was commuted to life-long servitude, Boaro or Freewo.pess.—The Mercer County Boar@ of Freebolders met yesterday for the purpo-e of making oe regulating the duties of the newly elected heriff, and tbe transaction of ordipary matsers. Boenton. Suppex Dzara,—Aw aged resident of Boonton, mameg James Fitssimmons, while walking along Division street, at this place, on Wednesday, fell to the ground ang almost instautly expired. Apopiexy was the cause of death, Paterson. Suscrs ov 4 Warsxrv Distuuery.—Tho United States Assessors seized a whiskey iM in operation near Pas sale on Monday, Deputy Ostector Nightingale taking possession of the property. Tho stil wae ta the Dasomallt | of oll! ons former; owned Opllecer sold ome time ago toa Frenchmas nét Poiltip a. Fortier. Nise berrets of whiskey and two paruy besides three bogsheads of molasses, the etill and a; jumber of articles belonging to the manafacture spirka, were found ow the premises. All the articles were brought to Paterson yesterdey, ALLecen Bigawy —A young man samed Ramsen ‘Lines was arrested by constable Birk and brought be- fore Jur ice Hudson ome charge of bigamy pre eres egetnet im by a yvuag woman named Lc 4» firm i 7 i it ie nt i. E H € a i i ii HN ii ? us tt H Hf fi A i ii i K i 4 H and “Preston,” twe ft ih tal i i H i i EE Tae i ie ii i iit: iF i i i i i i qiie =. His yt i i At : fF { i H # i | i il 4 i § a EF H i g iis i i i : H i F H tf nf iH i ? HH sf fe I | ? : i dl Se i af i d i | is if i 4a a ei: : ii : § i roune rey Jelly comettiag conten re fine, aes to kise (wo young ladies at their Rouse, il HI ! fs 3 i i at a i :