The New York Herald Newspaper, May 1, 1868, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1868~-TRIPLE SHEET. 5 = vided they came voiuntarily into court, and ‘out of the counsel without som statute the law upon in the third NEW YORK CITY, ~ | mirioramerianyaatnera bts dea | Singers mene. ant fei mane pe at nome pay, reat tia hatt apenas "aed Ne ante shouid be regarded as applying equally to thelr | rages and and he (a. did not mean now, gentlemen, having declared the law eeaeepnaneeee Nehemlah Halleck wa§ arrested and locked up om THE COURTS. cases. ate are * to Hb go without The gentleman must | which must control you in your del'berations and | Gemeral Drift and Centres of Migration This | 4 charge of having burgiariously entered the resl- JAMES FISK, JR., APPEARS IN COURT AND IS ap- | learn to be respectful to counsel, the verdict which you shall render, I leave the | ge son—Leaencd dence of Anthony Bartlett, in Park avenue, * MITTED TO BAIL. Barnard—If the witness thought it wastrae | case with you, and should do so but for the Demand for Brooklyn | ""jxmos Quinn, of 130 Plymouth street, save he wag GUTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT—CAIMENAL TRIALS. Mr. Porter asked the ‘of thé court that | at the time he made the affidavit, the presumption | reason that I deem it necessary to direct your atten- | Houses. collared by two or three men in Water street, near’ the should be interrupted until Mr. Fisk, | in law is that he beileves it to be true now. tion to such portions of the testimony as should ‘To-day being the 1st of May, which, by a sort of | Jay, dragged into a club house, and then thrast into, Internal Heven who was in town and within easy access, could come | Mr, Clark proceeded to argue the question. be controlling. | It is pecullarly your province to find | time.n has been ~~ a dark cellar until he gave up'what money he et eg Cane, {nto court, which request was Sssented to, Mr. Field wanted to know whether the gentleman | the facts, for the court to declare the law which | ‘lme-honored custom, set apart as par | in his possession, Yesterday Mmothy Ityaa was are fore Judge Benedict. Pog om afew seinasen od made his | was not yetsatusfied. He wanted, it seemed, to ar- | should le and direct you. As to the killing of | excellence the moving day of the whole year, there | rested on a charge of being implicated in the out> Wmiled States vs. Edicard Cosgrove.—In this case wit ee. os y ure before the court gee, aon. Syerr aceeien. He was like the Vicar of ae Share by the accused on the 11th December | win be great ebullition of the tenant house and other | "ace. Mme defendant was indicted for ving on the bes! whose juriadi: ie |, and his bail was fixed (Laughter.) The examination of the y & pistol shot, there can be and is no doubt. population of New York who are more or | ‘he Water Commissioners are laying water pipes carr; busi- | as $11,000 under tne above stipulation, witness was closed with a few more questions. ‘The question in the case is whether, upon the whole ess | in Flatbush avenue mess of a distiller without paying the special tax re- EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES RESUMED. ‘TESTIMONY OF WILLIAM H. MORGAN. evidence presented for your consideration, the ac- | nomadic in thelr habits, In the middle districts of | ‘The police are waging war against the owners quired by law. The defendant in Juiy last waa'the | 0. B. Ashley was then called as a witness for the Wm. H. Morgan, attorney at law and notary pub- | cused is gullty of mansliughter in the third or fourth | the city there is to be far more migration than usual prosecution, and being sworn testifed that he was a | lic, was next called and Yestined that he drew the | degree, or whether any reasonable, 1 ion ewner of a grocery store at No. 122 Clinton place, | ockbroker; was applied to.on the evectng: of the tment signed by Mn Ashley. for the trenater of | OF excuse has Deen established eee se ceation | this season; and Bond street in particular has, owing and on the 30th of July last a police officer named | 7th of March last by Mr. Groesbeck to go with him the stock; drew also some papers in, s mandamus ‘The Recorder then brie#y but. very clearly reviewed | to the rise in rents, partially succumbed to business, Wonohue, of the Fifteenth precinct, observed a fire | OD & matier of business; went with im to the | proceeding to be presented to Judge Gilbert to com- | the evidence in tho case, which has already been laid Nearly three-fourths of the whole length, especially tm the premises, and on there to ascertain the house of Mr. Field, Jr., on Twenty-first street; saw | Pel the issue by the Erie Company of stock; drew | before our readers in extenso, and proceeded with going there in the front room Mr. Di uid, the younger | Portions of the Belden complaint; all portions of that | the chi as follows:—These to me seem to be | for the first oor, the bulldings have been altered for fact he was informed by the defendant thatthe fire | Mr. Field and Mr. Groesbeck; went into the room | Pleading preceding the prayer for judgment were in- | the prominent and undisputed facts of this case; | business purposes, and Bond street is rapidly being of no consequence as it had been put out, | and apoka Mr. Drew and then Mr. Groesbeck said, | Serted prior to the time at which it was presented | other evidence has been sven, which has been fully | Metamorphosed into @ great centre for quack satistied with this the officer insisted on ing | “Mr. Drew, you want to do some business with Mr, | Judge Gilbert on pplication for the injunction which | stated by the counsel for ihe people and the accused, doctors ‘and dentists with odontical kinks in the basement. Cosgrove took him outside the | Ashi be he said, “Yes, Mr. Ashley; I want to sell | Was granted by that justice. according to their views, and upon which I offerao | their heads, The same is true, toa lesser extent, of with the apparent intention of admitting him i 000,000 of the convertible bonds of the Mr, Field then took the complaint and read from | comment, The question may ai in your consul- Macdougal street, with the exception of St. Clement's the basement, and turning suddenly around he rie allway Company at 77 per cent, and will guar- | two of tue sub-divisions, which set out the purposes | tation as to the accused's state of mind after he place, in which rents have not been raised materiaily, the officer ‘the street, returned into the | antee you gee loss transaction; told | for which this issue of stock was required—for con- | arose, being released from the deceased, and when and Bleecker, for nearly its whole length, is being Store and shut the door. The officer then, with | him1 thought the price wa®too high; it was on that | struction and repairs on the road—and also that | he fired the fatal shots. In considering’ this you are | Ylelded up to small retail business this spring. The Be nan econ, one a | et ttgate Wace Mat a hey | HAR eae aa acess aig | haat tua ste eg MON | ena nat Ue ee ft the cellar, and there at that and I told hit ext el re lace on the ques mucl upon Leon and the follow- fe copper a re zo ae ; three of them | Would take the bonds; am not sul ae Dates whether Judge Gilbert was or was not, therefore, | ing assault upon himscif hy te oe ae + his bein: exception of Washington square, which as yet re- bill of hi of goats in South Broo Eighteen men and wo- men Were arrested for wing their goats to run at large yesterday. . BURGLARY at FosreRr's Mrapow, L. I.—Wednes- day night the premises of Jacob Schneider, at thi place, Was entered, the barn broken open, and & orse, Oud set of harness and a wagon stolen, A diligent search was instituted early this morning but no trace of the missing property could be had. NEW JERSEY. IN BRIEF,—Mrs, Charlotte Smith, residmg in Harrl- son township, attempted to co: taking laudanum a few da v3 ago. saiaiesgelit ‘of mash, ons full and the two em| Field was in the room at that tim: ‘sale was | aware of the injunction previously granted by Judge | thrown to the und, the kicking, if any, and | Mains intact, owing to the presence of a number of The Board of Trustees of the Col : three men Maen stripped and at work. my, then given me by Mr. Drew, containing the order on | Barnard. whether he considered, at the time o! ‘shooting, that | Old families who own their places of residence. ‘The | at Princeton, have elected the ev reg cnn . ‘fire under the still, Which one of the men was | Groesbeck & Co., for the bonds, stating the price and ‘TRSTIMONY OF HENRY N, SMITH. there was a design to do him some great per- | Probabilities are, thus far, that the statistics of | of Queen's Coilege, Belfast, Ireland, president of the hing with water from a hose. He found | that I was to be guaran! against loss; I was by N. Smith, examined by Mr, Clark—I reside | sonal injury and that there existed imminent | Moving will be somewhat less than last year, though | {nstitution. Uuree ‘and other material and apparatus | this bill Of sale to 000 in money; I can pro- | in Forty-second street; I am a stockbroker; Mr. of such design being accomplished. | 206 @ great deal less, Fewer families above Newark. Wuere Is THE MERCANTILE CourT?—Refore the adjournment of the Legislature a bill was passed au- thorizing the establishment in this city of a Mercan- tile Court, to be presided over by a judge, witha salary of $1,600. There was also to be a clerk, who would receive $1,200 for his yearly compensation. The bill provided that the court should go into exist- ence on the second Tuesday in April, tue 14th, and the Common Council was directed to provide suitabie apartments, &c. Until recentiy the opinion pre- Vailed that the establishment of te new court would necessarily abolish the present Po.ice Court, and con- sequentiy cousiderable anxiety was manifested in the recent action of the Council, which decided quite the contrary. A comuittee has been appointed to look ou. a place for the new court, but thus iar no positive action has been reported. Meanwhile tax- o danger . The defendant told the officer | @uce the bill of sale; I told Mr. Drew [ supposed it | Jones is a director of the Erie Railway Company and If you 80 believe that the accused was so impressed | Fourteenth street are booked for migration, and pe used for making vinegar, and | Would not be necessary for me to pay the manay down | & member of our firm; I don’t know how much stock | at the time of tiring the several shots, then year ver- | Most of these will find their way to Brooklyn and he (the defendant) was a vinegar manuiacturer. | then, and he said it would do on Monday morn. | of the Erie Com) we had in the month of March | dict will be not guilty. Again, in that connection | ito the country. For cottages in the country there oing is a summary of the charge alleged | ing; 1 was then asked to sign an’ ajfiida- | last; I don’t know how much we owe; all the mem, | you are to consider if at the time of shooting Kelly has been an increased demand this spring, though the defendant. vit, which I read, and a portion of | bers of our frm were in thecity at that tie; we had | Teally comprehended what he was doing; whether tn | tte demand for Brooklyn. residences has been some- ir. Bell, the United States Assistant District | Which stated that I had made a demand | 20 convertible bonds of the company; we received | 80 shooting he was more than obeying the ungovera- | What less, owing to the inconveniences of ferry attorney, roceeded to prove his case by cailing | upon the Erie Railway Company for the stock | had | 80me stock in March from Mr. Fisk—25,000 shares in | able instinct of self-preservation. Was his mind transit; and, in fact, a considerable percentage of iinesses, Bie rst of whem was Michael mohue, | been refused; I declined to sign that statement and | % book; we received it during the middie of Monday, | equable enough to form an inient'to kilt or any in- } those Who moved over last spring wilt move back ‘police oillcer who made the discovery. The wit. | Said I had not made any demand; Mr. Groesbeck or | the 9th'of March; it was in Fisk’s oifice, in Broad | tent? May not his act in the particulars referred to | this spring, the consequence being that Brooklyn ‘was cross-examined, Nothing material elicited. | Mr. Field gaid, “Well, you can make the demand | Street, we received it; I went ‘at Fisk's | have been spasmodic? If the acts of the deceased | sents have been less successful this year in renting F. Joycelan, an ex-police officer,and who assisted | NOW; here is Mr. Drew, the treasurer of the company, fequees; he having told’ me a@ few minutes | and the previous assault upon Leon :adso thoroughly | than heretofore. More than 200 houses in that city, cor Ponouae in the alleged discovery of the | and Mr, Gould, one of the Executive Committee and | before ‘that he wanted to see me; he asked | terrifled the accused, then he may not have been ac- | ! fact, were last week without a prospective tenant; ery and arrest of the parties, on cross-exam- | & director;- } then told them that I wanted the stock | me wouldn’t I have some stock in our name; he sald | countable in law. A man acts upon his impressions while New York is becoming overcrowded by the testified that he did not see the de- | for those bonds; they both refused to give me the | {f Wm. Heath & Oo. compared any stock with us of the situation when he takes lifein seeming selt- | Tettoactive exodus, and houses are snapped up as int that night inthe cellar. After two | stock; Ithen went into the other room and signed | the extent of 25,000 shares that afternoon it would be | defence—not only of life but of person, You, gentle- | $000 8s offered. ‘ther wituesses—Murphy, a keeper, and Gordon, | the affidavit; there was a person there whom Isup- | 9 right; the meaning of comparison is when a | men, must grasp all the circumstances—reflect upon ‘The east side por of the Bowery) is to be, as deputy collector of the Sixih district—had tobe @ notary; this took place about eleven | broker makes @ sale to another they always make | the situation of the parties, their non-atquaintance, | USUAl, the great theatre of the boiling over of the Seen examined, the District Attorney said that | o'clock at night—(Mr. Morgan was here requested to | their reports, first at thelr respective ofices and then | the occaston of their meeting, their personnel—try | Cauldron of population, and here in many cases he had several other witnesses whom he deemed it | rise in court, but witness did not recognize him | 8¢04 4 clerk to the party to whom the sale has been | to enter into thelr respective passions or emotions movings will average three or four to a square, and Tennecessary to call, as t! : as the person 7 made merely to state the transaction and see if it’s | and then deterinine if thelr Impressions were justi- | 12 Some localities more than that. Continuing the | Dow! ° " ti Socumulative ovidenes. The case Toe ye ould, be only | Gon Was ated. to me whe T was ndeaced to make | correct; I don't remember signing an injunction | ‘lable. After all, had the accused such & ish; | Bowery along the line of Third avenue the district DALES RTO TAesby Aone Whew oe Ber aay that anldavit; could not say whether it was prepared | agulust Mr. Vanderbilt granted by Judge Gubert; | for, his course of conduct as either of you would easterly is the greaé district for tenant houses, where | Spbonied, judge and his clerk are under pay oF Mr. Birdsall, counsel for Cosgrove, submitted that | before or after I went into the house; think it covered | ‘hat 1s mg siguature on the bond of the Injunction | claim under stmntlar circumstances for yourself, | MOViné 1s reaily needed as often as once a year for | Conta a lite Cetion iy taken iit the matter by. the Counci!, which meets this evening, it begin to assume the form of a grand legislative swindle, ALLEGED BRUTAL ASSAULT ON A WoMAN BY HER HUsBaNp.—A few days ago a poor German woman named Johanna Heischalk, residing No. 118 Bar- bera street, appeared before Justice st was hot’a particle of evidence against the de. | only two pages; I left the paper at that house; 1 | (produced); I made an affidavit in the Belden suit in | The testimony is preponderating that the accused | Mere purposes of ventilation. Among landiords hae he tal Gvar’ Cae on. he Petimenene gunk tin SUMaCis Gtaed tBAL Emam ta aren or . Fleld’s office. fired two shots in rapid succession, You are, how- | Who are proprictors of this class of houses the most @ distiller under the ineaning of the act. Two other | holder of the bonds; I don’t think the bill of sale |), TESTIMONY OF WILLTAM BELDEN. ever, sole judges as to the weight of the testimony, | CXorbitant rates of increase have heen demanded McWermott and Couolly, were the partics in | 8tated how I was to pay the remainder of the money Wiliam Belden, examined by Mr. Clark—I remem- | and you are to give that degree of credibility to the | this season, and as employment is not over plentiful ion of the basement where it was alleged the | for the bonds, but I understood that Mr. Drew was | ber being at Mr. Mield’s house on the 7th March, on | testimony of each witness witich in your best judg- | # reat deal of moving has been necessitated—mov- ery was found. The defendant had let the | to lend me the money; if there was a profit on the | Saturday night; I don’t recollect anything that took | ment it may deserve. You are not to regard tho ing which in many cases has all the features of evic- to those parties for tie purpose, as they stated, | transaction I was to have it; if there was a loss Mr. lace that day; 1 cannot say whether I went to Mr. | statements of the counsel for the people, nor of the | ‘on. To-day, therefore, for this part of the city, is making vinegar and cider; Drew was to bear it; neither the bonds nor the si eld’s house for any purpose in connection with the | accused, nor of the court, as to the evidence re- , 2 Sort of ventilation day, in which household euects : — Pinang op pits pied Teroeien were there at that time that I kuow of; po suit; Ihave been at Mr. Field’s house very often; | ceived, except so far as it may be in accord with into which the rookery rot has eaten for a whole year | of inuch exeitement and implored prot jon from Bae nicer admittance he was acting as any man | Groesbeck said he had the bonds and would deliver witness identified the verification of the complaint | your own recollection. If you entertain a reasonable will have an opportunity of coming in contact with } her husband, whom sne charged wi 4 violently as- d uct who Was not the owner or tenaut in re- | them to me; nothing was said about any injunction | 1 his suit; { cannot say where I made the signature | doubt as to the guilt of the prisoner, after a dispas- | the purifying alr. een ae 2 Led Be ig Ae is with iis Faring ands. const .e diflic: fusing to admit any one into a concern which was not | Of mandamus there; 1 left the house about halt-past | tO It; I made oath to this paper at the Metropolitan | stonate consideration of all the evidence, then the 4n his possession. Counsel prayed the court to di- | eleven o'clock with Mr. Drew and Mr. Groesbeck; on | Hotel, in Judge Porter’s room; I cannot state | benefit of such doubt belongs to the accused and BROOKLYN CITY. ect the jury to soquit the defendant. The Judge re- | Monday morning I went to my office and then to Mr. What counsel were employed in this particu- | you should acquit, fased and Mr. Birdsall addressed the jury for the de- | Groesbeck’s office; Mr. Groesbeck said, “Mr. Drew | ar suit, as there were so many consultations; The jury retired at a quarter to one o'clock. fence. He stated that he would prove that the de- | has instructed me’ to lend you the whole of this | 1 don’t think T conferred with any one outside the VERDICT OF THE JURY: THE COURTS. eadant had let the concern to those two men at $10 | Money and take your note for it, if agreeable; Itoid | Profession; what 1 did in connection with the suit The jury returned to the court reom at one o'clock Shera he did not know what they were doing | him Ipreferred that; he then gave me the bonds, and | Ws done under the advice of counsel; I cannot sa; and delivered a verdict of “Not guilty.” There was bandage was removed from her head ¢ marks left by the good man exhibited to (ne inagis- trate, The husband was arrested aud brought be- fore the court yester forenoon. Me was required to furnish bail for his a for trial. Seniousty INJU} xicaveD.—A man 5 ED WHILE INT and he could not be charged with doing the | 1 examied them and handed them back to him and | ‘hat any person suggested to me to bring the suit; a burst of applanse at this announcement, which SUPREME COURT. iness of a distiller without license. Witnesses | Signed the note. don’t know who employed the counsel in Brooklyn | was promptly suppressed by the officers of the court, named: William Cornish, about if ‘3 of age, ‘were called for the defence, wien Judge Benedict EXAMINATION OF MR. OTIS-—-RECALLED. to apply for the mjunction. and Kelly was at once surrounded by his friends, Important Stockjobbing Case. while in a beastly state of intoxication yesterday: wummed up, and the jury at five o’clock returned a Mr. Otis, secretary of the Erie Railway Company, REDUCTION OF JAY GOULD’S BAIL. when @ grand hand shaking ensued, Kelly also Before Judge Gilbert, morning, mistook a window for a doc nd walking out fell to the mee OF some ten feet, Werdici of guilty agaiist the prisoner, with a recom- | Was called and examined, and produced @ number of Judge Barnard announced that ho had decided to | shook each of the jurors by the hand as they passed ‘This court was occupied yesterday in the trial of 7 ke i ‘a ” i sustaining serious injuries, chief of which is a broken dition to the clemency of the court. Mr. Bird- bonds of the Erie Katlway Company, Nos. 111 to 120, reduce the bail in the case of Jay Gould to the sum | out of the court room. 1, prisoner's counsel, said he would in @ day or | inclusive; witness brought them from the vauits of | °f,$10,000. Seldom has there been more unmistakable demon- | 9 suit brought by Charles Fincke to recover the sum | leg, He Was removed to the station house and medi- ‘wo move an arrest of judgment. ps cunpenys Mog; fey came into his possession ‘The court then adjourned till this morning. mies ties extinitod an 3 ore ri ye ae BaD of $26,000 trom Merrit G, Read and Charles D, Chase, | cal attendance called in, ‘ THE CHARGE AGAINST M’DERMOTT, on the of March; witness tound them lying on einer nd gratification with thte verdict of a jury than tha’ . > ple x . . q —AG The District Attorney then said he would go on } his desk; did not know who leit them there, fied SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. which greeted the acquittal of Edwin Kelly yestertay | St0eKbrokers in New York. Tho plaintiit alleged | Sse1ous Arvnay RetwaRN WoRKMEN.—A German mext moruing with the trial of McDermott and Mr. Field objected to the examination of this wit- a morning. that the above amount was lost by him through | employed at the Newark Zine Works, named Jacob ‘another, charged with illicit distillation, in con- | ness golng on untij he had had an opportunity of | The Erie LitigationArguments in the Scbell the negligence of the defendants, whom he had em. | Schmidt, was arrested yesterday and taken before iomaperncte waa nrocett toto court and said, in oNthe ‘sour. digectod Mee Clark to proceed with th Gases ego tec unoll hf ployed as agents to buy and sell stock for him. | Justice Sandford, to answer a charge of having ly to the Judge, that he had no counsel en; et examination, and witness stated ene a ed Before Judge Sutherland. Supreme Court—Crreur ‘The dealing between the plaintit’ and defendants | seriously injured a fellow workman, named David A Se ee ey gazed | Ee tar eh Gad ant bee or ae aephy panes ‘Tub aajOuEba tent Fool th Lee watt sn of | 8800, 421034, 4336, 4301, 43352 commenced in 1865, In the summer of 1866 the de- | Konemey: It appears in the course of a quarrel aA Ep re oP EP ee ogee a Reg ec a ree AM journ motions In the Schell branch of | 9° 3, 17401) 1977; 2536" fendants had in their hands $7,000 In money and | Schinidt picked up a shovel suruck Konemeyer ‘Din the money. ie ‘ vance oo. ELey pao this case came up for hearing yesterday morning. 3749, 3791, 8793, 8942,’ 4003, 4012, 4045, 407), 4202; 4210, | Several hundred shares of stock belonging to the | repeatediy, inilicting several wounds aboat ‘The court—I thought Mr. Birdsall appeared for Mr. Ashley was then recalled, and identified the Considerable argument ensued as to whether the | 4229, 4260, 4299, 4322, 4324, 4937; 4955, 4144, 4484, 4404, | Pluintit”. The piatntiit was fn the habit of being | the head and fe ‘The prisonei committed for nts, absent from the city, and, as alleged by defen 1 4507, 4571, 4674, 4577, 4595, | Jere it to their discretion as to when to pui and when to sell stock, . ‘The plaintiff contended that bonds nuinbered as above stated; there were ten of | 8¢veral cases sould be further adjourned during the | 4°47, 4522, 4524, 4527, trial. s you. er en 1) nok Lanerely ‘appeated with them for $500,000 each, bearing date March 3, 1805, | pendency of the proceedings in another court, Coun- ip a ages tha Pepatekate, sepestic 5 and drawing interest at seven per cent from th: _ i _ Je 2 npg ya arses y valine ir. McDermott—I have no counsel; I did have | date; witness did not know of Any, arrangement hay- | 8¢! having been heard at length on both sides, the CTY INTELLIGENCE pea OC Ober tae correo ep cnens wich te iat Oprtvany.—Dr. H. H. Lloyd, the well auyhs map gounsel betore, Mr. States, and paid him fifty dol- ing heen niade for the payment ol the interest ‘onthe | court decided to hear the motions. NCH. Ais Ena Suiea cham BOE tele” ee Rou ie cee aioey a ei A My ns ca ut he does not appear. 010,000; tle Interest on the bonds from February 1 | Judge Sutherland asked which of the cases would big eR poses. On one occasion, when plaMtin lect | Lesistature, died after a short illness at N18 residence ae area pec eg ere Aaa ace ie abe about $20,000; I de- | ye arst proceeded with ? GrnuaN-Asnican Scuoor, oF tue Ninercenrn | the city for umalo, ne lett among the securities | here yesterday morning, Although comparatively a aA gs lp igen sgl aed re eer peregrine way Com~ | sr Baton said he proposed to take and argue them | WARD.—An exhibition of the pupite of the above | 1 the bonds of the defendanta one hundred shares | Young man, boing only thirty-nine, be has con. , cers will go with you, pany; 4 ry, common Erle stock | together, of Pl ix F re nsurance Co npany, valued at $6,000; | tribuuted fence and liters He leaves gale court then adjourned till to-day, y's slancd; did not expect to receive the stock when | “KT. Eo natio objected to an amalgamation, school, concluding a three days’ examination, was | One huuured and ully shares of ihe Western Tele. | @ widow oung children who are, fortunate. portant Case—Alieged Fraudulent C Question by Mr. Clark—Then it i Mr. Raton said If left to his selection he should first | held last evening in the hall of the spacious building | graph Comp iy’s stock, valued at $7,125. They pur- | ly, amply provided for. fracte—Charge of Fraud Against a Peru | mand, sir? Objecied to by Mr. Field ana ante argue the Schell case. recently built for it in Fifty-second street. A large | Chased stock on the Fort Wayne Ratiroa’t Company, its wesc Ea” Yale vian—An Iron-Clad Bargain. withdrawn. r. Rapallo observed that it was a sult to vacate | attendance of parents and friends of the pupils was blr ei gel errge tog eee pen ib THE NATIONAL GAME. Before Judge Blatchford. Q, Did you believe the stock was there? Mr. Ficld be cheery aan Upon a notice of motion, ac- peceent, seemingly much delighted with the pro- | taincad damages to the amount of $20,000. At John Graham vs, Gregorio Dominguez and An- objected and claimed that it was of no gort of | companied by an aMidavit, toxether with a copy of | Aciency'they displayed. ‘The school is preparatory to | guothertime ie allewes they purchased ‘dns? Ex. 2 consequence whetuer Mr. Drew gave witness the | complaint in the case of the Erle Hall- | the higher public schools, and is much favored by | Dreay Company stock, which. they. converted to see the opening of the base pall season and the promise of a game between the nine of veterans which the ex-champion (Atiantic) club has collected and nine selected from other clubs attracted quite a crowd to the Union Grounds yesteria, But they were disappointed. The Atlantics want to make a good shog in their first appearance, and the heavy rain of tl receding day exercised a dampen ing influence on yesterday morning and on the Atlantics’ minds, and so they resolved to postpone Milman.—This case had_been at hearing for | whole of the stock or not; If he chose so todo it | W8¥ Company vs, Fisk, — containii various | the Germans, as here the children are taught bo . three days before Judg@ Blatchford, and in | Was no one’s business. ‘'The idea of ‘@ sham sale ees allegations in’ relation to this litigation. Now | languages, and thus do not lose their anaive tongue heir own use, When he lett for Buifulo he destred foreign to the case, and whether witn r he (counsel) wished to reply to that com- | ast would in the bile pri ie the defendants to sell certain Pittsburg and ho course of the arguments @ large volume of evi- | orci as there wien He dood eae ss wouant the | piaimt, elther by answer or ailidavit, #o that the ay cohaagl seller poem Fort Wayne Railroad stock as well as Rock @ence was submitted to the court. ‘The case was | of consequence. no sort | Court ‘might have tt to adjudicate ‘upon. ‘That Founp Drownep.—Y esterday morning the remains | Isiand road Company's stock, These stocks ac- Wrought by che plaintit, who sets forth that he is a | . Mr. Clark said this interview and transaction in | #08Wer had not yet been prepared, but had nearly | Of an unknown man, about thirty-eight years of age, tually advanced more than two per cent, and by their aaa in the State of New York, and lives at | this stock was “a part of the contrivance by means | Pech completed. Instead of meeting the objection | were found floating in the dock at the foot of Four- | Wire, 10 do so he sustained damages the amount ng, and that ono of the defendants (Domin- | of which this extraordinary violation of your Honora | UPOM the order to show cause In the case of the Dre- | teenth strect, East river. ‘The body was removed to | "Me Chase testified that when the plaintiff returned ez = paaeta to hum by Be other defendant Cer hee ese ree tae ie rare inienedon, the bon aeiiake, ppinane- er so and Coroner Keenan notified to hold an from paseo he recessed, that the price of Fort leged, words “extraordin: ‘iol: 7 ‘i tended that it was a novel and unprecedented prac- ‘ayne si was lower, and he thought that they Ree eet tee eS ET ag carne, | whion he had used aout ara hanied take ne tice, and showid not be allowed to prevail, It broke | A SrBcIAL Coxtaission yRoM Wasitinarow is should have sold it, Witness had reason to belleve was worth several millions of dollars and thar Mui. | the progress of this suit, he would oblige all parties | UP all order in injunction proceedings, and he con- | ahout to visit this eity to fil up the vacancles—now | tt the price would go up, He remarked that they R tended that it was contrary to the usua) practice of should have put him in the Erie pool, so that ne | the game. There were several prominent players eae Coe Ge te ee TLE ci eect ceca eral sabia. ta eukaen ee ee %. si amounting to thirty-nine—existing in the medical | could have Nad a slice out of that. Witness said | present, and a sane of “strike-till-you-are-cuaght? elaad prvers wae methousdee nah oe os ae tied tuat he had uo on, te believe ee By ; Mr. Fullerton submitted that the other side tied his | corps of the United States Army. Applicants must | he informed him that they had nothing | was commenced. It seemed quite ‘natural to hear would buy. The plaintiff, at the request of both de- The stock was or wax not there. by re paride and prevented them from litigating ananen bein fon Se at Reed sgoand have ms joe — my sid yo ia pee penal eo in seein the ball and bes atone froin the fences, f ~ while they went on themselves, at in some med on) the Union. u ja orders; 01 je 16th of No- | which sent back # suuilar click on man, fe ants and relying upon the representations which Did you want stock that had been issued in the y eee vember Fort Wayne sold at 10644; on the 14th it was | tant occasions. vere stated the parties had made to him, entered into | ordinary manner or stock that had been made up at | 4,24; Rapallo urged that where a preliminary injane- | Deranrure or Steamsutrs.—Yesterday the North ‘4 100% J sl the moment? Mr. Field tion had been granted in an order to show cause it ; 4 10635; on the 13th it was 109%. The stocks were pur- i The bail players are almost crazed at the prevail- ing uncertainty of the weather, and when they can- not play ball they must talk bail. orge Wright, the short stop of the champion Unions, bears all the news from the microcosins of base ball and cricket, and Is, of course, besieged by the lovers of the games who have, thus far, been so badly disappointed, and “Wright’s exchange” is generally authority for “gossip of the clubs.” he instance of Millman, and who then proposed Mr. Clark thought that whether this was an idie | minary injuuction before a diftereat branch of the | carrying the mails, sailed for Bremen vid Southamp- he requested them to hold on. He called at the oilce > purchase the Onondaga, agreeing to pay the sam | question or not, it was not-an idie hour tat had | CU, Instead of walting for the time for hearing the | ton, with 177 cabin and 124 steerage passengers, and | AY &.ter day, and on eack day regreited that le had s « ; order has arrived and when the whole matter comes he in" oF January, isors: that" Mlumat aiied | Considerable dlacnasion was indatgea im on this | "P,¢ ; and ley. J. Kneloht, of Bullo, “tho Hermann oar: | January) Twn STH Was om the Int oF to fulfil his’ contract, and then proposed to | question, and Mr. Field said he didnot know whether | fer much discussion, th he : ~ | January. Sher ‘into another contract for the purchase of | counsel on the other side was to be permitted to | Judge Ingratam said ‘he thought if he heard this | Res WAT Jog" ya Specter tue. Aleppo, of the Gunara Ei hat ak lara anoth ¥ make a hi motion to vacate the injunction and should deny it. = Seeatinan anicien t0,enter. inte aus cule cee 1 1aee ney abe ciuer there Wan any totiod a eae he could eontsniuett ivy his onter till the hearing of the ite, ac 14 as Gin atan Dasectigers Ae, ene UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ caUAT. Siiould the petulant suecessor of the Inte lamented ‘tract t ing an unbridled tongue, (Laugiiter.' case erminated, anc woul is dut, 7 . —— weather clerk feel in a pleasant mood watil Saturday i % Me ctives Ww! in el he, Wi an represented himself to be the owner of haif | he would like to apply the bridle. if his honor had + ned that the important parts of this | Barnes, of the Livingston line for Savannah, had 13 Before Commissioner Jones. oiled, and the Unions wili present the lion of dollars in Peruvian and Chilean conjoint | rebuked the impert.nent remark by the Mr. Eaton a 4a ama bearitk incereut; wnlcn, they.oGered ta, pty in | on the other side, tne “h ates ne termed it injunction involved questions of the authority of the | Passeuers and a good cargo. Frank Webb, Custom House odicer, complained he plainti bands as security, whereupon the | Would not have n place, (Laughter. Erle Rallway Company as a corporation to issue At THe MORGUE.—There was brought to the | that an assault was committed on him by Dennis laintifr agreed to sell them the iron-clad ram Aga- | Mr. Field—Now, str, I rise again; for 1 mean just | cK, to convert bonds of guaranteed bonds of | Morgue yesterday afternoon from pler 14 East river | McHenry and Patrick McKenna on board the bark ] eventy- as often as the counsel ri: other railway companies to, take steps for its exten- ¥ aK - hous, oa was eA Peta og A - Boks psi Hats sh Cleats om Hw rnb Boece be It is m, sion, &c. Counsel reviewed the facts of the case, the body of an unknown man of about twenty-nine | Bessie Parker, lying at the foot of Amity street, on fino failed, as’ alleged, but delivered. to hi halt | shall avail myselt of my privilege. What right has I I an rH Egger ly cree nog ticroar arity raed Ereugne tanto oeramonse sends) Gace cteee, Pe whiel ad n ol ined ¢ case, and contend ly ‘as LOO cl jlecomp o be on the ” stl- Million of dollars in Peruvian and Chilean bonds | ke to rise every time an objection is made. | that the objections of the otlier side were quite un- | table at the Morgue. It was attired ia black cloth | Mony showed that the accused were about to re- as collateral security, and that neither | and go into an offensive and impertinent discussiow tenable. Counsel then proceeded with his motion | vest and pants, white cotton shirt, red flannel nnder- | Move some molasses which they had purchased, The Empires opened on Monday, and agood time. Likewise the Knickerbi others at Hoboken, The Eckfords have new players tuat they seem to piace greotr a new pitcher, catcuer, third baseman and they intend to take a bold stand dur ing season. How the Mutuals will be sull “a ciub secret.” Sweez tons, it is reported, is anxious to had any right or title to those | of the question. Now, when I sit down again I su; hen the plaintit interfered : . Bhp ose he will be il to vacate and dissolve the injunction in the case of | shirt, white cotton drawers, while cotton socks and | When the plainti interfered with them. As he | the Buckeye State. Slattery, formerly of the ies Ganssctions the iain’ seated aed Rhett rise again ‘4 te does, {alkAgughtery—and Schell. He reviewed the principal points of the in- | elastic zaiters. The hair of the dead man is brown. | Jailed to staie his authority they thought it was an | tuals, will pitch for the Unions, of Lansingburg, and unwarranted interference on his part, and they | McCune, Penfield and Abra.ns go out of the nine, janetion sought 4 c Y ts a loner by the alleged, frauds and false repre. arr tt, bite Maidan 4 vibes Demon Se REN seenotacom inom mak Anat mates ys ee beepers sir iad Coben tg stvuck him. The accused ‘were dis- and wil stand as the regerse, wille tases play: itm) = * | with any railroad cor y, and from least} te a J t ci . ers from clubs in Troy and that v will ie = SL eb Ain: ilenel ‘ourvtiabea an emanate (rtinees Yeptied, tn anawer to the quests ing or hiring theroadsor stock of any other company, | James Bowen was chosen in his stead. “ places in the nine. The Union ( 28, Is 1D turer, without means oF character, and that | could not say that he had deanite. potions and from paying any expenses, costs or counsel fees ee UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUAT. good trim, and has been atmitted to probationary ue is an drreaponelbie person, of little or no fa ie a copy sir, Drew had tld Soatd not pin! Pog frag hes 4 tyke a company POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Lien for Repairs, membersitip of the New York Stace Association, was further alleged by the piaintuf that cl wor sith it to him 3 — 2 ee ins t witness) on Monday morn! held responsible, Such an injunction as this, he Before Judge Benedict. r SE en aed tay tree ‘York Genwsg | satistactory ay morning It would have been | argued, could not. be maintained, unless the court | Kexrisu A DISORDERLY HoUse,—Ceorge Seheiper | Lewis 11. Hoagland vs. the Ounat Boat Jon Lowe, | MOMUMENT TO MAJOR GENERAL SEDGWICK AT WEST POINT. Peru, being only temporarily in New York. Uponan 9 amday MINATION OF THOMAS J. was determined either that this company shal! have ’ 7 " " a Swom to tetore Commission Osborn yesterday, | itoman J, Svearman, atvorney in the Beniewam, | Re-Tent to defend Teel against Whatever atta | es oe anaes ane eay hondarge | ruieaction was browght to enforce an allezel tien ‘warrant for the arrest of Milimau was issued, and | Was recalled and examined, Dat the only new poin arties may make, or else that a judge of this court | Cict, on the charge of kecping a disorderly house at | npon the verse! for certain repairs which had been . of interest gleaned from his testi has so far disregarded his duty and the common pro- | No. 67 Bayard street. Loutsa Flaster, of No. 71 Bay- | furnished by the libellant at New Brunswick, N. J. wpon which Millman ene and held to bail segienet contained no record wimiericte om - pricties and decencies of judicial action that he | ord street, the complainant in the case, alleges ra The boat subsequently passed into the huads of De ceoding by mandainus, before Judge Gilbert ty Gus, | Ought to be rebuked, and the officers of this court ” : alleg fel Brown, who had no knowledge that there was SUPREME COURT. pel the Evie Railway Company to favus mong,° °° | ongnt to be deprived, of the ordinary, opportunities | her a ass pa ceemeane § premises are the any claim axainst the vonsel. Te sadge heid that Ne ir. Ashley was recalled - of pursuing their calling of defence of this corpora- | resort of tipplers, drunkards, common prostitutes | the ciaiin shou ave m inade while the vessel Fee Eric Contempt Cases—Interesting Testi- tee in Feerencs 10 Dantweiine cee ot tion—a corporation which would seem to be treated | and reputed thieves, with other vile, wicked, idic | Was tn tie possession of the master who ordered tue mony for the Prosecution—James Fisk, Jr., | ment for the purchase and sale of the 96,008,000 80 far as an ontlaw and outcast and to be deprived | and dis-olute and disorderty men and women, ’ Jus- | Tepairs. The claim was dismissed. Surrenders to the Court—Jay worth of bonds; did not know whether his name of all the see, and opportunities of seli-pre- | tice Dowling committed the accused to the Tombs The Case of the Bark Acme, was inserted at the house afte servation that they cannot even appear by counsel in | for tria! in default of $600 bail. ‘There are several ec nade ide ict Reduced to $10,000—Spicy T horore he went there; the agreement (producedjeie | & cOUrt to raise its voice in Its defence. Counsel pro- | witnesses In the case, A final decree was made by Judge Benedict in It will be remembered by those persons who are at all familiar with the more stirring events of the closing campaign of the late civii war, that the old Sixth Army corps, Which made for itself such a glorious record on many @ hard-fought feld under the lealership of Major General Jofin Sedgwick, determined, shortly after the death of the General, to have @ monument erected to his memory at West Point, This determ!nation had no sooner been mada than a system of collections was perfected through- this case yesterday. He gave the libeliant $5,645 Counsel, ‘ag he received it; eceded with a review of the more objectionable saauts — .- y , Before Judge Barnard. faken om it had never been slau ped ee et ee8 | points in the Injunction, which from time to timo | | ASSAULT AND THMMATENING TO CuTs—-Jolin Ferdi- | i sn irest from September, 1864, and cost of suit, | OU the whole corps, by means of witich in a short Te further hearing of testimony in the contempt | uote; supposed Mr. Groesbeck gave the boads to Mr. | crested considerable discussion on the points of law | ans Was arrested by officer Buckley, of the Fourth | wrich will be $200. ‘The clala of George H. Willig’ | space of time the handsome sum of $10,000 was reat- proceedings against Messrs. Gould, Skidmore, Davis, prem poe left a with Mr. Groesbeck as se. | TSed. The case stands ad, precinct, on the charge of assaulting Catharine | ton to recover the Hen of the mortgage, $11,000, “| ized—the private so‘diers givinga ha fdoliar each ant curity for note; witness authorized , ameees | Madden, of No. 79 Ji strect, i lismissed, : ommbers Zane and Thompson, Directors of tue Erie Railway | the bonds or convert them whenever Hp COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. rg with hig flet and at Pgh ily ste: Seth me the other members of the corps giving according to Company, who are chargod with violation of an in- | (witness’) interest, provided he realized the amount ing to cut her with a knife. John way commitied ’ = IS DAY. ; iting | Conclusion of the Trial of Kdwin Kelly for the | y/"jistico Dowling lo asiswer the complaint. 4 cole im = ott; time —Nos. 210, 231, 232, 253. Jenction in having participated in the tssue of about of the note; had asked Mr. Drew for an accountin, s P LA of the transaction, and Mr. Drew had promised 4 Alleged Marder of Thomas J. Sharpe—The CRURLTY TO A Hoxse.—Hugh Langan was ar- their respective ranks. A striking feature of the os tion of the men in the matter was tiat the proposi- Surkene CourT—CIKe tion to erect the monument was made and the sub- 10,000,000 worth of Erie stock in the ear'y part of | account, but had not done so as yet, . 234, 237, 238, 280, 8, 83, 75, 100, 176, 101. ch last, waR Fesumed Yesterday morning. The | | Mr. Fiekd ezos-examniied the Wwlines and askea Recorder Wael nisene Y Minas Gaiity. re: " ¥y ofteer Thomas, of the Twenty-seventh | 74 2% *% 2%) 8 DS 1 Ty OO” scriptions to farther the end in view were collected jal large array of counsel was present, though a im ir, Drew was owner of the bonds when . recfnt, for driving @ horve attached to a cart 7 while the corps was still in active service, battlin mmber o! thom left at noon toangue the motions | he sold them. (Objected to.) ‘The trial of Edwin Kelly, charged with shooting Pirouzt Trinity place, the horse being very lame BROUKLYN INTELLIGENCE, for the right wiih all that spirit of Invincible beroisat re Judge Sutherland, at Chambers, Q. Who was the ovis ae bonds when they | Thomas J. Sharpe, was concluded yesterday. The | ant totally unit jor use, Langan was bullcd to ~ “— which had been infused into it hy lis renowned com. tert to Judge Barnard for a reduction of bail | and to the answer as irresponsive, and anot! v long: bers of the theatrical and minstrel profession. ‘ eaeinn anvth ia ENDIARY.— young Un- | mill of Mr. John Carr, Carroll street, near Lhird | mies Once the funds were obtaiaed, Mr. Launt, 000) which had been fixed in the case of Jay | winded discussion). Mr. Clinton stated that Mr. Leon wished to make a | ™@tle » eiving her name as Annie Ward, | gvonue, took fire at six o'clock yesterday moraing | Thompson, the sculptor, was enirisid with tha, id. Mr. Gould was then in court, and would Witness finally came to the rescue, obtaining per- correction in the evidence which he gave yesterday. was yesterday committed to prison by Justice Con- and was cntlrely dest It was a three stor: construction of the monument: and (iat he has weik Bbide by any order which his Honor should think | mission from the court to make an explanation, and v4 - i + | polly, at the Yorkville Police Court, to answer a v Mi performed the task’ impo: upon him = the r io make in the matter. The application was | said Mr. Drew told him he had those bonds for ‘sale; Mr. Francis Leon recalled—Stated that it was in frame building, fifty feet front and sixty feet deep, by counsel on the other side, and considera. | that was the first reason be had for supposing Mr. | the piece “Stop that Laughing” that the defendant | Chae of attempting to burn the tenement house | anq nad been sitted ap with improved machinery f discussion ensued aa to the propriety of Ca | Drew was the owner of the bonds; then, in the bill | (kelly) fred off the pistol‘on the occasion referred to | 311 East Thirty-fifth street. It is alloged in the aif. the pusiness.. ‘There was ‘ason large amoulit ‘of the reqnest, in viow of the trouble Mr. Gould had | of sale, Mr, Drew stated that he was the owner of the | by him, davit against her that the landiord had notified her | stock on band, which was entirely destroyed. ‘The magnificent statue of the General, now come. jleted in pluster and soon to be casty fn bronze, will amply testify, The statug nd represents the Gen is six feet in height n the court since his arrest by his subsequent | bonds, but that they were in the possession of Gros- | Drs. Netins and Ordway gaye testimony as to the | {iat sie must vacate the room sie occupied in the | originof the fire 18 not known, bat parties ‘Who first } eral in regulation frock coat and top boots, with: ‘ap to Albany t Co. effect of pistol shot wounds. Their testimony differed | house, and that in accordance with Minis ord discovered it say that iPoriginated about the engine | spurs, standing in an easy position, with his undres judge Barnard said he would consider the appii- | Q. Was the transaction between you and Mr. Drew | but slightly with that already given on the same | she had her furniture taken away, and aiter- | room. The loss on the building and machinery is | ¢ap eld by the peak in one hand, wile bot hand gation during the day, and would make an order | a real transaction and in good faith? point. wards piled some straw in the middie of tue | estimated at about $20,000, oa which there is an in- | clasp the huit sword, the point of which } Before leaving court. Objected to by Mr. Clark a8 asking for a conclu- ‘This closed the case for the defence. roo and set fire to it, Before setting fire | surance of $5,000. The flames communicated to Mr, | touches the ground sufMclently to give a slight su APPLICATION FOR A POSTPONEMENT. sion when the facts wore already before the conrt. Mr. Clinton then proceeded to address the jury on | to the straw, however, she locked hersel de Carr's dwelling, and caused a dam of An application wag then made for a postponement By the Court (to witness)}—Did you intend that | behalf of the defentiants, He said the case Was 80 | room, and was evidently intent on Serablng in ie before thoy could be extinguished, aed eiidaniraa ‘@f the cases until next week, and in the course of | transaction to be a bona fide transaction? A, Yes, bg A clear and simple on both sides of the question | ames had sue been successful in accomplishing her JUSTIONS OF THE PRACK.—To-day peing the Ist of ‘She discussion that ensued ex-Judge Pierrepont said | sir. he felt it was hardly necessary to make any observa- | purpose, which, fortunately for herself and other in of ‘That such an order of postponement would ensure a Mr. Clark nected to the question and answer | tions whatever, and were it not for the fact that the | occupants of the house whose lives were likewise | May there will be two changes in the personnel of be saving of time to counsel and the court. He ‘in, and another long argument ensued, defendant and his friends expected him to speak on pardised, was eeevensed by officer Coogan, of the | the civil Justices of this city. Thomas M. Riely, elect satisfied that on @ conference with counsel on itness again came to the rescne, and stated that | his behalf, he should be quite willing to leave the en- fda Precinct, who, seeing the smoke issue | eq last Novernber, will take his seat on the y net ‘the other side they could all come to an agreement | as Mr. Clark had several times alluded to the trans- | tire matter in charge of court. The District At- | through the windows, rushed to the room, and, after | of the Third District Conrt, corner of Vand na Me Spon tie facts which would not necessitate their | action as a ‘sham sale” and in @ way that waa pre- | torney had not, presented the case, but had left It, | Knocking the door open, ahe refusing to open ft, pus | Myrtie avenues, relleving’ Benjamin ¥. Morctenss eccupying the attention of the court for more than | judicial to witness’ reputation a6 ® business man, he | which was right and proper, to the chosen counsel | gurthe fre and arrested. her, having tose all his | MYT yea presided at this court for the porte @& hour, when they shoald again come before it. desired to say that so far as he (witness) was con- | of the private prosecutor, Who, while he nominally | force to fet het away, Sho had vowed vengeance | years. Justice Walter, af the Filth Dietret Coane Mr. Fullerton said they did not want any confer. | cerned it was a real, bona fide transaction, represented the le, in point of fact eppeares for | against the landiord, but the putting of her own life | will be relieved by Thomas Kamea, J ae Sane Nog , eatey were ready to go on wih the case and | | Mr. Clark wanted the question by Judge Barnard | Mr. Sam Sharpe. Counsel then proceeded to discuss | in peril and that of others in the way she did_ en- 1e8, Justice elect. Welioved they had suificient evidence to prove their | and the answer thereto stricken out. the law of justifable homicide, and contended that | forces the béllef that she is a proper subject for an | OFFICERS OF THE BRooKLYN Yaortr Cuvp.—The voaMr, Clark sald that if the defence would admit the ave, >a aii ainontareaviegdl ) —s, ceded he ie anwaitied, teat In: ihe premus | eum following named gentiemen have just been clected . 4 iJ w jus en ie Molation of the injunction in the issue of this stock |. Now, sir, when you made that amdavit aid you canoe defendant had reasonable ground tovelieve | REPORTED ATTEMPT TO BLACKWAIL.—George | oMfcers of the Brooklyn Yacht Otub:—George W. the obtaining by fraud of the injunction from | believe it to be true? that at the time of the occurrence was in danger | Wells, a rather stylish looking young man, and who Bee opemonese Robert Dillon, Vice Commodoye; rt to the Welgat on the hilt, Attached to the ie! Breast by @ ribvdn is the cross which was worn all the members of the corps during the rebelliond Taken as a Whole ‘\e statue,presents a very fine ap~ arance; the position of the body, with one foot m ittle inadvance of the other and bead aud shoulders well thrown back, setting oif to the best advany taye the. splendid proportions of the General's form. No one who ever saw the original im life will fall to recownize in the statue in question & faithful likeness of the great commander of the! “Corps of the Greek Cross.” The statue, when erected, Will standon & granite pedestal four feet tn, height, which will bear @ simple inscription, merely giving tie name of the General and mentioning the action of the Sixth corps in erecting the 1emori: It is belleved that a select spot in the parade ground) at West Point, just Ca aniay Colane!l Black's resi< Gilbert the case might speedily be closed and | Mr. Clark—Wait a moment. of his life or grevious bodily injury, and had con recently i said te have been ductor on the nt; William F. Le, secre | dence, will be allotted to the moamment; bat as to, hoy Would have no objection to the postponement. | _ Ex-Judge Davies argued that the witness’ belief, | quently a right to nis assailant. Counsel dns seghondiges tary; Chauncey M. Felt, Treasurer; M, Sawyer, | this fact there is nothing detinite as yer. ft certanipt jr.) whetiier fnots were true of false, Was’ hot material, | then presented the facts oF the case, and concluded | Sixth Avente Railroad and to have been discharged | Measurer. . as ” | vill be, however, placed in some consp ¢:ou8 loealit Judge Parnard sald that Mr. Clark could not sap- | Hut the answer was admitted to show good faith #6 | by calling on the jury toreturm a verdict of nequittal. | for embezzing money, was yesterday brought before | In BarEF.—The scarlet fever Is very prevaleat in | OM the ‘point. The statue ia to be cast (rom cann (uaa Bai Docee ee woe = enti a tao was concerned, and witness re- RECORDER'S CHARGE, | 45 song, | Justice Consoliy, at the Forkvilie Police Court, on 9 | Brooklyn at the present time, captured froin the rebels during the war, a oom mae ene them, (Cangbter,) ‘Do you now betteve tt to be true? ‘The accused, Edwin Kelly, now a bar, ts indic Aldermen Whiting, Dantela, McCroty, Fisher and | having been handed over to the tRedega arnard asked Mr. Porter if there was any ir. Clark—-Wait a moment. for the killing of Thomas 7 Sharpley, on the 1ith o: Brady have been appointed a committee to attend to | Works by the « Secretary of War in iit ae At the close of this case Mr. Bldriage Mr. Fiell—What ts the objection ? December last. The indictment ¢! murder of the tion of — goance of a resolution pasved by © 4 Mr. tr Would make application tobe putin the | Mr. Clark said he understood tly well whut | the first degree. I charge you as matter of law that disposi the refuse of the city. The inauguration of this beftuing monuinent! game position with Mr. |, OF remain w! thay | hie rights and duties were, and as well as any gentle. | no evidence has been given 0} trial of tis The inquest over tho body of John Mansell was | to the memory of one of the most dashing and com. Suago Porter conta not tet, Tian outaide of tho cabo and whether hut this | case which could justify a conviction of the spect hold yesterday, ‘The doecensed, who was fatally | Petent generals to whom the lave war aye Dirt 4 t replied, on behatf of Mr, Bi Wit Detleved this inmercment, Which bad bere cannot be Sonvicted of aay ortne under he. evi injured on Saturday night, was foond in an inconsibie | Metean* Pwilt we actouted with reas far tnd that tenet | ogo earan pee sweagoamce es | argc gaat ee Fen car ear Ning at | Rol defer Wh so tee Pol wud 00 ry commionraniy Teuwsed, pro’ L” Mr PRs emia wpe caLieyP Nagy egato not got | ‘me Necorape en" proneeoed to define ftom the Sar ae eas aS se had ilvgn (9 hi | Row Yvieg willbe present OD the o¢casvan