The New York Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1868, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. i ITY sworn, saith—I am an attorney and connsellor-at- | wearing apparel treme Frances J. O’Reitiey on the 19th | pler at the foot of Thirteenth street, North river, yes- yaa been made to the site selected - yoo ee famed j Ana = wane, pseane men nie sco i oreia NEW YORK CITY. | fahil a tueutar adam oan sancti | “itn an thee Whe was MG waning, | PAE 8 rataue four oe young tiene | fr tang, teat sti cw | Suis aftgtmtct tins aay hel wp apes cng onds of the Bre Raliway Company, to obatn a | on the 20N of April, a quantity of napkms worth | tatregloy., who hustied him about and perpetrated needed—that ia, an open area demanded on sanitary | in the Fourth station house. THE COURTS. mandamus for the issue of stock in’ place of the | $200, the property of Lupion & ith, pleaded guilty prection} ‘Jokes at Smith's expense. A L grounds for the weil being of the city; that it is “4 FounD Drownep.—The body of an unknown mag bonds. 1 was informed that an injunction had been | to petty larceny, ‘0 Ws suspicious of tho evil designs 3 | @ location now already so crowded with business wos found drowned at Bay Ridge Wednesday. Hig pane issued " ion ‘nese prisoners were each sent ntal obsery’od one of them cut the wateh from the pocket | within a stone's throw it has been necessary for the 8 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. OF Donde Inte aioe Ra cee Cee hence wea tne | for six monte, ® the Penitentary | oS sik and Mahe nae! He evened and eapeured | amin atone ra to erect @ bridge across | height was about five fect ten inches; he lad dar eer tended to counteract the disastrous effects of that —— him. "The boy, who is only about twelve years of | Broadway; that the actual business of the Post OMce | pair and good teeth; was dressed in a white muslig Charge to tho Grand Jury—~Remarks ef | myunction. In pursuance of such retamer, afier COUAT CALCNDAR—THS DAY. oF” iquaganbecquently turned over to omer Perry, | 18,80 to speak, of a wholesale character, and that | sire, req undershirt, brown coat, black vest, 0 Judge Blatchford on the Dishonesty of pexing, on sundry called on Mr. Justice oat at » oF the Fifteent ct, who took bim fore | it is a loss rather than a gain that it should be locate coat, white knit drawers an J ay u see i. d Congress gaiters. Al cocasions, orn- aa ustice Dod; id watch, worth $150, the | on a thoroughfare so incessantly occupied; that in “bs ont oe mais Aean 20) pop ad Monin ¥ a ne CouRT—CHAMBERS.—Nos, 84, 107, 154, 155, propert of Sinith; was! found oa ts person. He i view of nye upward por tes in ‘business it poe fi a, by Justi Verdlety appited for the mandamus on behalf of Oasian D. | MARINE COURT—TRIAL 'TERM.-Nos. 1035, 1130, ave his examination before Justice Dodge would be expedient to select a site somewhat further ebiey, in whom the title to many of the convertible | 1045, 1092, 780, 1149, 1150, 1151, 115: 1153, 1154, 1154, | Morning. ‘, up town, and, if 80 located that it mane, bonds ‘had become vested, as appeared by his ail- 1156, 1157, 1158, 11650, 2100, 16}, 1163, 1163, 1164, Ly » | AN OFFICER CHARGRD WITH LARCENY.—On the poe ee ere sow relajnel THE TURF. ets following s a precise statement of all that | “Ogunrdr Common Praaee Mtge ANTS. party 1 | night of the Ist inst., Morris Cohen lodged in the | greatly enhancing the productive value of the sur- - Passed between the said Justice and tmyself on that | Nos, 1152, 971, 1178, 1179, 1180, 1181, 1182, 1183, 7, 186, | 8ame bed, at No, 212 Bowery, with Max Mendelson. found ng wonerty, and at the same time lncreaning Jerome Park. ‘Occasion:—On my arrival at his house on Mond: ‘1188, 1189, 1190, 1191, 1172. Before retiring the night previous Cohen deposited his its taxable value; that in an artistic point o! ew Captain Moore's fine stable of horses, whose arrit = ine, the Judge was busy wit UNITED States DisrRict Co! Te the city of New York is now greatly wanting in , morning, int naltpee ain, ee ied ‘upon ex parte | Nos 13. at oa ig ty Soven—ie ADMIRAJ ry. pocketbook, containing 390 im United States legal | jic squares, and that it is contrary to the spirit of the | from the South was announced, in yeste; tender notes and fractional currency, under the mat- a : d * ” » sual, ” 3 during the ni or early next morning mandamus, because Mr. Ashley was seeking a private | 3851, 8561, 8700, 4800. . Tausch, 8 youth of eighteen years, stealthily, entered pee dept el ollie rived from a winter training are somewhat a! ae RA a a cases, ‘and I took down the ere) a one ave er aanily 1ett ter off in this respect than the city of New Soret * to Northern turfmen, whose horses are but p: books tie Rie sn examined Noe’ CITY INTELLIGENCE, the room. Cohen subsequently missed ‘his money, hat Reo ea ce pep eee prepared. Beacon never looked 80 well. 7 ial to the appilcation,. It is & vareat ‘hardahi When Mendeison, who had seen Rausch in the room, | that it would cause a great deal of expense to chagge | fully prepared he carries much more flesh and thata publio corporation. should have the power to | LiQUOR DEALERS IN TROUBLE.—The odd number made known the fact to the vietim, who made lnmed’ | the site at present, aud that Brooklyn, Jersey City | evidently stronger than in any former trainings deny a right that is apparent on the face of the | of eleven liquor dealers were ar yesterday at | when he met nim ia the street and caused his arrest, and New York are looked upon as one city, with the | stonewall Jackson's form indicates that he has had penta that's iandatory injunctica would have tigs | tue Tombs on charges of viokating the Excise law. | by omcer Mulligan, of the Fourteenth precinct, The | PARK asliscentre, | toot, | agevere training and that he will bea formdablg ® Sime ediece and would hot be lable to the ane ob- | _ TOBACCO SEIzUHES.—AbaNt $600 worth of tobacco Behe rea eat aaa cree: gustice Ledwith | 12g the Post Omce on the site selected, and inaln- | competitor, Privateer (by Lightning out of 1 o wil Courts, was taken bef pee tained, in connection with the objections quote: Jection. Was selzed yesterday by Inspector Harvey at pler 21 | O14! committed for trial in default of $500 bail. y Farrow, by imported Shamrock) 18@ slashing 1 immediately by letter communicated the Judge’s | North river. The weed was llable'to a tax of fifteen above, that the city of New York could not give a ‘esey decision to Mr, Field, and suggested shabamandeiory cents a pound, DOMESTIC INFELICITY AND QUEER ALLEGATIONS goad meas to Dey peopentss bien et ped Bs Gry ory Ee ansaih aN et peared yo : palanasien wond scnoneen: Se perpen ook, | Mone Lic WANZRD.—The ‘miserable manner in | AGAINST A WirE.—A case deviating in its details a | Out! only for public purphecs by the city: angular in form, bu' 4 pronase by William Belden against Cornelius Van- | Which the city has bepn lighted recently and the still derbiit and others, two affidavits, one of Mr. Belden | more miserable quality of the gas supplied has been and the other of Mr. Smith, an undertaking and the | the subject of severe comment by numbers of citi- Public Officials. Before Judge Blatchford, Judge Blatchford opened court yesterday morn- fmg, and the Grand Jury being present and Baving been previously sworn, he proceeded with his charge:—Gentlemen, if not all, at least the greater umber of you, have already served in the office of grand jurors, either in this court or some of the eourts of the State, and therefore it is unnecessary for e to enlarge at any bey length upon the duties that ae olve upon you to disc! Tem it nec direct your attention to offences which are nam: by statutes, and the District Attorney has furnished mie a list of offences in which persons have been examined ard turned over by Commissioners of the ee States to await the action of the Grand very, addition to theee there are other cases which wi presented to F ne in which no previous examina- jon before @ Commissioner has been had, and in those cases you havea right to take uizance of them, and all other cases of offences, ether pre- viously examined before a Commissioner or not makes no difference. In all cases the District Attor- frey will be always at hand and ready to afford ‘whatever advice ‘and assistance you may re- oat The law requires that sixteen of you tain’s favorite, and having ré ood deal from those ordinarily coming before police ‘The memorial offered by the committee was evidently the Cap! a pet came up yesterday pe Rai Peas Judge’ | adopted, after which an amendment to the bylaws | shown his capacity for long distances wilh Mansfleld, at the Essex Market Police Court. Joseph | Was adopted which provides that no persons whoare | be likely to dodge the “hard places”? ould be present your deliberation and that number twelve must concur in the ing of a true bill of indictment. As weil as cases of the 18C 0} oT York or Graft of an injunction, were brought over by Mr. | zens, Krubritska, a Bohemian, living at No. 127 Seventh | Not connected with the commerce of New the approaching meeting. That our a ordinary character which come before a Grand Jury, a neightoring cities should be elected members of the PP. there are offences against the United States, to which | Dudie, fn sues a Rd what had just | Saz oP THE STEAM PAOKRT Hupson.—Yesterday AeCCoh Ciera AUR We INA. SOOCAT CIOS sepolnen fraate: guished frien@ for whom he was named it i him with hiring a ee arena an in a row boat and The repore of the treasurer was offered and accept- | nave the pleasure of witnessing and recording ed. It shows a balance in the treasury of $174. A ae au auapetated ie this conn eney ngabaae none preamble and resolution complimentary to the retir- | brilliant victories for Privateer scarcely adu:its of - form anal ject i trid of him, they might ig Secretary, Mr. Stevens, were offered and unani- | doubt. Fanny Cheatham 1s in excellent oe sir peti on er ee wite without sor mously adopted, ane Mr. Stevens in renly reate s good health. She will be hard to beat any «i stance danger of interference, Tie accused were arrest dy very Ae =, _ PSA eng inside of three miles, The speedy General McMahom MnO Dee Eee oe ee aaictory: tetiiony | to Which shipping from different ports is subjected | looks only moderately well. The gray col’, thtea ‘was taken, revealing some queer features of domestic | 12 Cuba and was referred to a spec! reapereee years old, by Lexington, out of Grisette (t): Jam of" infellcity ih the humbier walks of life; but the magis- | | The meeting then adjourned to the 2ith insiant, | Wellawood), is remarkably promising. He is a colt trate did not consider the charges substantiated, and | When fan election for Pilot bie pie ye ta siete therefore dismissed the complaint. held. Of TAMANS®, DOWSE OG): le exception Of @® es TITUTE. rather straight shoulder, is in good form. ‘The Cape THE AMERICAN INS! 2 tain’s string is completed by two of Mr. Cottri\i’s fine A regular -mecting of the Institute, which was | two-year olds, by Daniel Boone (orother to, Kens» called for last night, was largely attended, and, taken Dick, ‘and the other out of Lilly Ward, one of the best: a8 well make the application without Ba. bat he | this well known vessel, of 1,800 tons register, three- had better go down with me, in case his presence was } decked and drawing twenty-five feet of water, built Tequired. Wedrove to Judge Gilbert’s house. I then | py Westervelt in 1863, was disposed of at auctioh by went in pod ee aasunee, beg . na Merge vg pciiters Messrs. Burdett, Dennis & Ca for $69,000. riage. jar ve was in i ol oldin g Chambers af his house, and within the previous week | ADMIRAL FARRAGUT-AND THE GREEKS.—Great regret had, as I understood, repeatedly granted ex parte | and disappointment are sald to be expressed by the ordery at his house, Cretans and the Greek communities at the fact of The following is a precise statement of all that | Admiral Furragut having forgotten to sail his squad- prensa: shes jcocnaten an pornos and Ps id sae alee ron in Grecian waters, as ea cathe 0 ia a tersomewhat connected with ue oue refused by him | A NeW CoLorep Scuoot.—The Children’s Aid So- berdemere | . - = and Sms or ‘ ee ciety has opened @ new school in Spring street, rately read im the whole complaint and the two | near Laurens, for colored children of both sexes. Tr answer to the. pugmestian Which fe Rest mak ea: | The feature of providing lunch for those who attend made that {did not communicate the fact of an out- | a8 deen found to work well, and a large attendance ing out ef violations of the Internal Revenue we, comprising six different classes or denomina- tions, and from a memerandum furnished me by the District Attorney those complaints are:—Distillin; Spirits without paying the tax or hieense; doing busi- ness a3 a distiller witheut paying the tax; executing fraudulent bonds; removing spirits from any place and to apy other than a bondea warehouse; using a stl on premises where other business is carried on, fand thereby defrauding the government. Another species of offence will come under your ance in reference to the duties’ of oficers in the public service, and my experience has convinced me of the necessity of private and public imtegrity in the officers entrusted ‘with the discharge-of pubiic duties. I am aware that there is more dificuity in collecting the duty on Be attention is specially directed, These-are cases MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. at spirits than In any other department of the public | SMding injunction to the Judge, I will state that of chilaren ie the result, docastonaly om inane BOARD OF ALDERMEN. as @ whole, was one of the most entertaining of the | of Lexington’s daughters. f Fevenue, and in this department there are a great | the iast clause of the complaint states that the injunc- _ si es ear. On the adoption of the Finance Committee's | ‘The Annieswood stable has just added to’its forp. qany officers tainted with fraud and injustice, ‘They | Won in the last mentioned suit (that of the People) | Estiaranrs rRom Tu18 Crry.—During the past | Paving and Painting—Wood, Stone and | Year. ipta for | Midable string the peeriess Kentucky. 4itho do not discharge their duty with integrity in the pub- | Testralus the corporation from converting said | month about 17,748 European emigrants who came |. Frescoe. report, from which it appears that the receipts ssing such first class racers as Extra, V.ckel Nc service; but asfar as we are concerned, and what- | %0nds into stock and trom issuing any new the last quarter were $7,277, expenditures $1,064, " r immense 10 fe The Honorable, the Board of Aldermen, whose wea tans in the treasury of $1,043, the audience Ealnar eens are cain cad members have been gladdened by the final passage | were amused fora few minutes while waiting by contendi against him. He is carrying toc muchy iscussion upon the rules of order, ot 4 of the city tax levy, convened yesterday to exchange | $0 sateen suena cut etneniadnent. shortly lean, bur i all other respects looks every iuch thé congratulations on the successful termination of the | after eight o'clock B, Waterhouse Hawking, the natu- | Mingofthe turf “extra services” of their representatives, and called | ralist, presented himself, and by the aid of diagrams spected veteran trainer "Mr. Walden, though C | stock, &c.; IL had no thought, imtention or | to this port took their departure for other parts. desire to conceal the staie of the exist- | They scattered ail over the States and Canada. ing Mtigation from the Judge, or to suppress } Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Pennsyivania, Ohio, any fact having any connection with the application; | and Massachusetts receiving large additions to their 1 presented the draft injunction; the Judge ‘objected peeries populations, Very few emigrated to the to portions of it aud took it and made pencil altera- uthern States, Song) he sald he ould Dot grant any a ageey = REDUCTION OF THE FARE TO Boston.—Yesterday interfere with suits of which other courts had ob- tained jurisdiction, neither would he make any order | the fare to Boston from this city, by steamboat, was interfering with Judge Barnard exercising. his ju- | reduced to $3. This reduction is the result of active dicial functions. | mentioned that Mr. Field was out- | competition between certain steamboat companies side and he asked me to bring hua in; I did so and | and between the river and land modes of convey- We Waited for about fiteen minutes ta another room, | ance. Travelling by the water route was never be- when the Judge came in and handed me the injunec- | fore so low. tion, with his alterations, saying, “There, that will | opripri do; » all Went into the library, and wuil iy put into lnk the pencil alterations the Ju taiked of indifferent matters; when he had done Mr, Field read it aloud and then the Judge and made some littie alterations; tie Judge the fact (hat the papers were largely upon into ever becomes our duty, we shall discharge our whole duty in the premises, and leave the responsibility upon those Who are called upon, but who do not dis- ‘ge it. It is the interest of every man to look to this, and should know and think that every cent Yost to the pee treasury by fraudulent acta or want of fidelity on the part of public officers 4s so much thrown upon the honest man who pays his taxes; what is lost to the government In that way comes out of another man’s pocket unjustly, not by the government, but by the dishonesty of the man who perpetrates the fraud. If those laws were pro- perly administered there would be no difficulty in collecting the money arising to the public treasury from the internal Revenue laws, There is another class of oifences which will be -brought betore you, and which commands attention—I refer to the extent to which the system of counterfeiting the currency of the United States has been carried on. Counter. feit currency on paper and counterfeit silver coins of five cenis each have been put in circulation, and some of those cases wili come beiore you to be passed upon. There is one case of alleged murder on the high seas, and one case of embezzling ten letters from the Post Office Depart. Ment, and the ouly remaining case to which I will @irect your atiention is a case arising under a Statute of the United States in which t Bank is concerned. The National Bank institution is only a short time under the cogu! cs an interesting and highly 4 +a “special meeting.” Atabout haif-past two o’clock, and the canvas deivered an tn of the bone recently ie ening RC EOE ree ee the necessary ‘baker’s dozen” having been assem- | found near Hunter’s Point. The speaker entere' is moving ttely Corea agar? q bled, the President, Alderman Coman, took the chair | jnto a minute description of the anatomy of the mas- trainer bi performances ‘as of the past. Decor B and called the meeting to order. The roll and minutes | todons. He declared that the bone in question Heo Te oe ee Poreciane ie having been disposed of, the President commenced | was that of an elephant, and that at oue time Ga te tees on uaheecce orn nieogeaal toclear his desk of the papers which had been | jn the history of this’ country the elephant Lape a aA laid upon it, and the first paper he came | was an inhabitant. He described the various species ‘Mr. Dowling’s mixed lot of @ dozen are asa upon was one offered by the gentleman from “just | of elephants and was satisfied that this bone be- - tion, Exile 38 GN below Yorkville,”” which ordained that Fifth avenue, | Pace Petits wastes eee teen ine fact that ita Pea naearienae an iemaenaseeieameenen from Sixty-first to Sixty-eighth street, be paved with | anatomy showed it to be of that species whose tusks | fh twh sisters to Morrissey, and a two year old colgg wooden pavement, ‘This is as it should be. | Most of | inclined downwards, as is the case with the African | py Thunder, out of Verge, ure most proiniuent. the other members have wooden pavements “ata | elephant. About five inches of this bone had disap- Mr. Pines’ string of "eight, including Ne cost not to exceed $5 per square yard” in their eared, and from its appearance the bone had not | yraig of Honor, Austraita, a stout three year old, “deestreaks;” but up there, although,the “rocks”? een rolled there nor washed there, and explorations | Uncie Vic, out of Phenix’ Bell's dam, wit! a han have abounded, now that it is becoming civilized and | would no doubt result in the discovery of the entire some lot of two year olds, are ready for action. enlightened, the Alderman should have some wood | mastodon. ‘To attempt to give anything like a just | Or Honor shows ‘growth and improved health, and an opportunity to call on Mr. Willams. The | report of the address without the aid of diagrams | Dromises well. Australia, whose qualitics dcsérv paper was laid over and then were introduced ordl- | js tutile. ‘The audience were highly entertained and | 9 'tore careful wintering than she , has throw nances directing the filling of sunken lots and the | 9 unanimous vote of thanks was tendered the lec- Off the shabby looks of a starveliug, and is impr construction of sewers in different parts of the city. | turer, will wanteore eeoIaIee Frit ratinnperenane a maknobe Grieg Dr. Weldon’s loi, fat as usual (except Aldebaran) lating to the paving of Twelfth atreot, from avenui are criticised as being fat enough to kill; but to Second avenue, and some other streets, (The BROOKLYN CITY. i : ° ee President here spoke—as the Congresstonal report- Doctor seems to have the faculty of making 's Arp Socrery.—This institution has very lately opened two new lodging houses for poor boys. They are situated in Rivington strect, near Goerck, and in Eighteenth street, near Seventh avenue. The former is capable of providing night's 3 shelter for one hundred boys, and the latter. can also Hou aud belief, to which I or Mr. Fieid repiled that it | Qecommodate one hundreds ‘There are schools at. Was ditticuit ty swear positively (o a couspiracy. The | tached to both houses, with reading rooms, In the as to the mandatory injunction, per- | Rivington street school a number of children, of sive an order to show cause about | Hoth sexes, are atiracted by the lunch provided’ for So that notice can be given; but he finally signed | thove who’ are resular attendants, ‘The yirls- are the injunction, Mr, Field wanted the injunction made * etice needle work " y to stay all future proceedings in the turee pending | Hunnt\o Practice needle work and the making of sults, but the Judge said he did uot wish to do that, | PADOTWOXCS Tsai something to the edect that Judge Barnard | Tue Cuarrry, Surry AND Tax Levy Brut Tt of the United States, This particular olf ig | Might issue numerous injunctions against the Erie | was understood at Albany at a late hour yesterday Ould ii & Tow tone of waloe: wnilewy the: ~~ ~~ z horses run, and will bert somebody. His favoriteg . . Ns Company, aud the Judge remarked that we could not Sov y i iu . | ers would say—in bar meer Local, will be a dangerous horse this year. Bang is charged with cutoemcer of the National | reach a Judge's action by Injunction against it. 1 | tt Governor Fenton had oficlalty signed six hun- | reporters could not hear.) Then there were resolu- UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Boal, aL De RGR CL OUR NOPD ALS Jeet, atall tions introduced for flagging and paving (style uot i . i. °9 J mentioned) and concreting several! up town streets. The Late Extensive Whiskey Frauds—Tie ee Fel erg ried SEE ete carne na The Board then took up the veto of his Honor the Enright and Allen Case. ones among his lot of young and untried bloods. RO oon ete sha peving ot peer ar came Before Judge Benedict. Young Mr. Walden has a:ided another to his stal pavement, and as it had been all “fixed” beforehand The United States vs. R. C. Enright and John 8. Lt fe a modest young trainer, Whose merits sh the resolution was adopted “notwithstanding “the | 47en,—This case arises from the discovery of a series The Ohio stable of McConnell & Harness, Mr. By veto objections of his Honor the Mayor.” The loudest | Or whiskey frauds, for which the city of Brooklyn has | ghompsun tratuere wili erive nex week. : Det Ce ian w LE oes ene peed iotuslode te tie viable notoriety. ‘The parties | Bad weather has prevented strong work and bers of the Board who are suppoged to belong to the | acquired a most unenviabie notoricty. he pa wea ath ee feet e work Pen | moral reform and retrenchment party, which has | now on trial were originally jointly indicted with ex- change Will soon permit more active operstioneg but a minority ia this body but a majority among | Conector ‘T. C. Gallicott, for alleged frauds against | With’ about seventy horses now at the course, {he accomplished gentlemen in the national legis: | rh6 "government while & government oflicer—Colé } splendid. ractug entertaininent may be with — the be lector, in fact, of Iuternal Revenue, and, as such, | almost every morning, between seven and E Roy Ab the gnardian of the very trust "for thé | ovclock. jolation of which he stands indicted. It was The new club house has been reopened, uncer pee ven | subsequently deemed better by the public prosecutor | superintendence of a gentieman of experience lie, 2 crosswalk | to proceed against the party now under trial apart | good taste as a caterer, and is supplying aid oe venne and new | Zoi Callicott, and the case came up yesterday. inward coiforts to numerous members and One The District Attorney, in opening the case, said | fricads. that in the whiskey business a person was com- pelled to give bonds for the faithful payment of SUICIDES ' Was not then aware that there Was aay injunction | dred and seventy of the bills run through the legisin- against cilher Mr, Belden or Mr, Astley in tiis Muga- | tive mill since oe! last, ne ie Coed aside oe Jou, a ersiand there Wi not and never lias | Severer utiny than is usually bestowed on enact- Bane nat RMN Seer Woe ‘48 | ments submitted to him the Charity, the Supply and Levy bills. Should he refuse to recognize ontractors and making faise entries in the books of the bank.” With Fegard to your own private business and your duties as Grand Jurors | think that by a@ proper regulation ef your time, combined with your active habits of business, you will be able to discharge everything laid before you. By judicious management you will able to “inake all things light, and should you at require assistance from me I shia. ly und happy to give it. + UNTED STATES DISTRICT COURT—iN ADMIRALTY, An Old Collision Case. Before Judge Biatel John Nesbitt and Thomas Irvin vs. The Schooner Village Gen.—The libel was filed for a collision which occurred in October, 1862, between the sloop Diamond and the Village m. The collision oc- curred in the Hudson river, within a mile of the dock at Piermont, by which the Diamond was sunk aud wtally lost, The Diamond was on a trip from Haverstraw to New York, laden with bricks, The facts alleged were presumptive evidence against the Village Gem, the answer to which appeared to be entirely barren, and Judge Biatchford rendered his decision by saying:—There must be a decree for the Mbeilants with a reference to a commissioner to ascertain the damages sustained by the libellants by the collision. Au Old Case—Claim for Payment of Building Materials. Judge Blatchford gave the following dec: ‘the case of David J. Tait vs. the brig Antelop ¢ informed that it has been stated by Mr. H. | the Ta P. Clark and C A. Rapallo, i argumeut before Judge | these what woul our officeholders, Barnard and before Judge Gilbert, that 1 had’ been | Political “rings” do? misied by Mr. Field, aud that the fact tiat Judge ReveNve Gosstr,—It was rumored in revenue cir- Barnard ‘had enjoined the issue of tuis very stock aie ai ‘inemec was concealed from me, I aver that there is not a | les yesterday that @ well known inspector had left word of truth inthe statement. I did not deceive | the city for the national capital on last Wednesday or mislead Judge: Gilbert in any way nor suppress | evening's tain to hold a consultation with Commis- the fact from him, and I was not myself deceived nor | sioner Rolling relative to the conduct of a collector misled in any way. I did nothing which seemed | and his de © are charged with having released. then to me improper or which now seems lo me W | te rectifying Houses whish bid been soled for selling have been improper. illic walshey and runring stille, Ti is hinted that Upon being iniormed that Mr. Clark and Mr, Ras | thocotloctor and the deputy were heavily bribed for palio had made the ins ars > before = releasing the rectiiiers, Barnard and Judge , that Md intimated that 3) aT Ker Thad been in some way misled or de r pasqanigdnbauebpa encaemarnmlln smgualaoutem applled to them personally, and they inquest at No. 612 East teenth street over the me repeatedly that they oF either of them had made | remains of George Whitman, a little boy five and a any statement or intimation whatever to at emeck | naif years of age, who was scalded so that death : SKS. | ensued by a saucer of botling tea fulling upon him, Sworn before me this 28th day of April, 1so8.—C. | Deceased pulled tiie tea frew the tables ana soalded T. Lowney, Commissioner of Deeds. himself on his head and shoulders. ‘The jury ren- THE AFFIDAVIT OF WILLIAM F. BONYNGE a ~ " os eter " was also illed. Deponent, together with Andrew | Gered @ verdict of death from scalds acctdentally Devine, took stenographic notes of various proceed- % ing beiore Judge Barhard it this litigation, and testte Derantuns oF Srrawsmir3 YESTERDAY.—Tho fled to the Scoaracy of Solunooes ORES riptions ~ North German Lloyds steamship Union, Captain Vou said proceedings, ‘in the course of Which Mr, Clari : hamptou and Bre and Mr. Rapailo had repeatedly argued that the ine | S%te2, #ailed for Southamp' ou a nd Bremen, with & june Was obtained by fraud upon Judge Gilbert, | Sotal aumbor of 200 passengers, an extonatve assorted by misleading hin in regard to the facts of the case | cargo and $915,544 {a specic, There were among at the time he granted the order; that the existence | her passengers Captain Carl Schenck, of Bremen; of Judge Barnard’s injunction in the Sciell suit was | Captain Wheatley, of Eogland; Dr. Gersdot’ and mes r ans were adopted éiract'n avement ta ‘Tvvouty- H ent trand and Broome sireets, of the gentleman from near York at Eighty-fifth street and Maat curb and gutter stones aud now flagging on Eighty- fifth street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, wore Cre re ae Cee NTE ee ee rane | the taxes, ‘These bonds varied in the ‘Third Cot- ath $0 tionetratar “ye ego Bishty” | jection district from $20,000 to $80,000, and were to be Sua eect ale cy fete ro) recuiatet and eaceh ii tie collector or one of his depuis. Ie MMelunchely Muicide ef « Youn Lads vin nq | then proceeded to state the arrangements to which % * Ologeal branches OF industry aud Interest the. | He distiller must conform for the manufacture of |, {From the Cincinnati Commercial, May 6.) Foe ee eee ry quid, interest ite | whiskey before he could be allowed to go on with e lave made mention of the suicide of ay mabimens vote the paiwdag, repairing acd rentting | tHe business. ‘The bonds which these distil | Jady by drowning In the Ohio river, & few miles abov f ihe Governor's roam. in tho City Hail, and the ro. | 1ekS gave were in nearly every case fraudu. | Lawrenceburg. | The lady's name was Mise Alloa patting af the portraitn of C2 carat Ataangron, | lent and were known to be fraudulent by these | Purdy, aged seventeen years. Her place of re den Enverkor Giatone Jonn Tar. att Atosonder Hamil | dekeudants when they were given, Mr. tien was a | Was Cleves, Onlo, and about the Ist of April ah Sah ach on a A ale year ent a deputy collector and KR. Bnright was a bond bro- | Weut on a visit to the Gravel Pit, om the Onio ton, after whlon adjourned until Monday | yor Which cou-isted, in short, of seeking out persons | Mississippi road, about three miles east of Lawr ————- who wished to engage in the’ whiskey business and | burg, which was not an unusual occurrence, i providing bondsmen for them, Tuis was ihe busi- | She remained a week or two, in her ordinary BOARD OF -COUNCILMIEN. gof Mr. Lnright for two years or more. When | Spirits, lively and appareutly contented, uniil ’ u o! Mbei in this case was filed insSeptember, 1855, in | concealed from Justice Gubert on that application; | family, of Salem, Mass.: Dr. Ritzerdoff, of New York, *: Mr. T. C. Callicott first came’ in ofice, on the 27th | evening of the 16th of April, when she was ovs which it was staied that there was a brig at that | thet the mjunction was obtained, and the f repre Mr. Steinway, family and servants, and Mr. The Nicolson and McGonegal Pavements, day of April, 1867, his first appointment was John | Walkiug toward the river, accompanied by a 81 time in process of building at Newberg, in the State | SeRtations made to Judge Gilbert, solely for the pur nh and samily, of Hoboken. The extra mail ‘The Board met yesterday afternoon, Mr. Hartman, | s, “allen, who went into the office and took nge of | gurl. Arriving on the bank, she kissed the child of New York. ‘This brig was aft ards catied the | F specious pi to enable the defend- a, of the Cunard line, left with | in the absence of the President, presiding. its duties. It was his business to receive t ponds | giving -her several pieces of paper, directed her auts to issue the Hew stock, &c. Afier the tiling of these’ aidavite the court ad- journed. Antelope, and while in f building some parties applied to the libe furnish a’ set of Spars and a foreyard for the new vessel. Tue livellant furnished those things. w required, to the amount bout $400, and wer the vesse! and never sin alleged by the claimants tiat ¢ furnished to one Marvell and uc that if any lien existed it cease the vessel fromthe port by the hbei! nt and the libelun rs, @ full cargo and $200,000 in The coastwise vessels leaving were the . of the Atiantic 1 line, with the United I8, passengers and a general cargo for and the Commander, with the mails for r ‘( el return hoi It was but a short time after when I Aremonstrance was received from property owners ro gree ne miele ante oa vee discovered that the young lady had deliber on Sixtieth street, between Fifth and Lexington ave- | mitted from the 27th day of April down to | Waiked into the river and ivowne hersei. rind nues, against the laying of a Nicolson or other | the 26th of May under Mr. Cullicot amounted to the | and acquaintances have failed to discover any rea e ¢ ‘ sum of $690,000, Upward of half a million dollars’ | 808 for this aet. The fottowing are copies of the wooden pavement in that street. After the transac | Worn of the fraudulent bonds passed uuder the eve notes returned by the gir! from the rivers ri os » follow! + » Dept Jollee: , G@ ONRS—I send you a kiss before I ta tion of considerable routine business, the foiiowing | of John B. Allen, the Depaty Coilecior. RK. gutuetae Gain Nad bai a general orders were adopted:— right had gone about and got poor me reality, A kiss to all, mother aud sister. an a , tom. | dressed up and brought into the Colle : = : mabey all omdinances heretofore passed by the Com- | and had them accepted as securities f Upon another piece of paper she wrote: under, which the pavement has no Sel wae 12 the able oF paring Shewe Poor Telos sae ie nhown io you Pou woh Cink baa a teas Tonia 2 Ant here erally & , the sum of $3 for their trouble. 3 shown to yout For hing Lama very dear to sone Poe Waretren wo tnned wo remtan ge eae “After some further remarks counsel proceeded to nr for toauight T wil know wo Seore. ‘Your dagtiog relaying of crosswalks at inters ting st call the witnesses for the prosecution, © : NCICB. ort * . Jharles Tappan Ww: a 7 s Eva ng in place thereof the words following, to stand, and being sw: And that all the crosswalks parallel with the line of | Mmerly engaged as cle said pavement, at the intersecting streets, and trans. | area ee Uy tie oitice when T, G. Ca versely therewith at the commencement ‘and terini- | nd chiel clerk in the itice when f. ©. Cailleatt was nation thereof, and also at all intersections now | APRON Ie CPi drews werd: Pesoectal Rees tae: ved with the Belgian or stone block pavement, be | Toots the former transacted the intoor duties, while | & were the latter did the outdoor work: know Mr. Allen's | aud be g Also, that West Twelfth street, from Sixth to | handwriting. [The witness here identiied Ui na | fer, whe L TEAM —PART I. e CelebrationPrice of n Shot 85,000, fe Barbour. SUPERIOR COURT—T2 New Year's Bermuda, Dearas PROM INJURIES.—Coroner Keenan yester- day held an inquest at Bellevue Hospital on the body This watt ts ‘1 of Wilhelm Dietrig, @ lad six years of age, whose SENS WAS A Sul Drought 1 re | death was the result of injuries received on the 27th for injuries sustained by plaintif | uit, by being struck onthe head by the windlass on Wing circumstances :—It appeared | board a steamer then lying at pier No. 3 North river. ew Year's evening the plaiuti, who f Sighre of accidental death was rendered by the LB atreets Wis | “Au inquest was held at No. 407 East Twenty-secona 3 tain a bf street by Coroner Keenan on the body of John Bar- celebration Of the dunk. | Fett, who died from the eff af tujuries sustained pistols, on the 4th instant by the fal) ng of an elevator at became frighten Singer's building, corner of Mangin and Delancey tely proceeded to streeis, where he was employed. Deceased got on it te averted the elevator ut ihe lower floor for the purpose of go- 7 lef top door, but before reaching the upper of platform ropes broke and let him 1» fale , Whont te cover under the fol that on last ) kept a lager beer saloon in For seated in one of the rooms of his how: unt and others entered the a and, as if in , commenced wife, “it was 1 her 1 nd monsirate with «i heediess of the request continued to fire the pist und te sed, with she wrote:— resent from one I ve very i that wil a: am going to di will say On tie fyleaf of a book Althongh this book was a much, I am going to write som. all whe tit. Weil, © the Baslergpt Lavy, » Judge Mlawebford. In the Matter oF Seymour, Besriess & Co.—In this 4 affecting @ large amount of property and in- volving several important quegilons of mercantile yo I ving to He good to moiver, better than f ba’e been, J to all the rest; a! e Jobnnle as I have love ake of your ‘sst:r Alice, Kiss me, daring aie vu see ine labt on . . distiller, ing the following resolutions over the Mayor's veto: | cation.) the Grayel Pit, and the ‘Twenty-first street from Fourth to Si¥ih avenuce, ‘The counsel for the defence desired that the witness | Celebrated in two or three w and Lavington avenue from Tweaty-frat to ty- | should be confined to the fact within his own per. | ltr and mysterious termin.toa of her life, fourth sweets With the McGouegal wooden pave+ | sonal knowledge as to the correctness of the docu- | Of tie unrortunate girl was found near ment. ments, ‘The witness then testified that the paper | Wlcre sue entered the waver, Board adjourned till Me purported to be a bond. ‘The bond of James NePride was offered, and the, , ame oh voeiving fatal injaries. The jury rendered | Seventh avenues, be paved with Nicolson pavement, | ture as signed to a bond and accomp: Ing papers. Potenig Arla . Jaw, the case was again heard wefore the refe Ui came outy and snateli ol frou det Solanatat ae seened has tHaate: ' Rated y ahae ye eeoking, |. Miss Purdy was a beautiful and intelligent yout appointed by the court. Mr. Paswon ws rew it down stair 1 to his roo Fae aed Mav ee eeeajae twenty: | ‘The Board concurred with the Aldermen ia adopt- | The bond purported (o be that of ohn W. Hopkins, | ty tnd engaged to be tiartied WO ® young Wad Hant left the house, but shortly afier returned | *¢¥e# Years of age and a Dative of Ireland. in Company with another wan burvt SRE Ee door of plaintii’s apartmen POLICE r c quire the cause of such a p ' © INTELLIGENCE, cigsined dit: eged, shot by defendant, and no The defence was CuveLtTY TO TURKRYS--Poter Murray Tas arrested es for the injuries 2u ral Cental of the ects plained Of and an al leer Huddiugte the Fith preein t defendant] interfe f Huddiugten, of the Fifth Preginet, on the the defendant, and Edwiy ssignees, Who Clan the peqpe ptials would have ‘ks but for ba ye UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERIS , COURT. reenbacks. and Charles Hempstead were brought - ular Suicide in Norfolk Va. t 0 labs ge of © ol witness testiti at he was a distiller, and did be ‘The dea *. Meara, keeper o° a By in. sto ly before Commissioner Metts charged witht ¥e luis brother from | entre on digo ie md ried nn st CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, mess at ti The forms showed that t pee nl ee ucidtn a tkenet rome fesuing counterfeit currency representing the value Re ade rarer ned gah ay : oof he hene ant p~4 we # enrrying them me a apers were n before John s Ailen, whose si t Friday evening w.ti an empty Vial of st y cles of two dollars each, te laid by Mrs sat a ex 0,000 for the plain- vie oa tor tata 2 the oillves"s complaint Mug Election ef Oiicers—Fyxeigration—The New | ture was attached to them. The bond of Thor by his side. On the body was sound t) ‘follows Eva farting, the key n Robinson street, _——— san Apher aps peyieomcnntesth a Pout Of Farrell, a dist vies chown for sdentiticatic ing note, intended for his partner, Mr. Jon Bagh rho dep ec that r ronm she identified SUPERION COURT—TAIAL TERM—PWAT 1 MALICIOUSLY BREAKING A Wixpow.—Peter Fitz- owt eee be offered in evidence. The fourth bond was that of | croit:— i known for some FFocnn vowed Lo give her ger a man somewhat ander the influence of The regular monthly meeting of this Chamber was | Henry Lewis, also a distiller. Witness testified that e gta aah Det Jous—You will find my watch and porkethook 50 in those connerfeit pape Alleged Maltreatment—Action fir $1,000. ‘quor, yesterday afveruoon wilfully and maliciously, | Nell yeRterday afternoon, aud at the same time the | he tad known Kt. C.K gue sion. "Give my join witeand my wateh to Gera, Who, on her compisiny,” Before Judge Robertson, as is charged, hurled @ large paving stone through @ | annual election of ofilcers was heid, and resulted in | Hecember, 1867; didn't Route and, haan of my money f want to 69, an wa custody, The atair occurre of April J. L. Werler, by His Guardian F, Wer.er, ts. John | sheet of French plate glass, valued at $300, in | the election of the feliowing:— seen his signature, four friend, | is tox bones . T. Mis. { ad the parties Leing sir dy were i c vart’ 0 Counsel for the defence said that before they could | Pay John Capps $26 for board. ease pemitiea treen in cvafogy were } 2. Lownd and H. Ratston.—Tis was amt, action to wart's store, corner of Broadway and Chambers | President—Wilham E, Dodge. show these bonis in evidence ie wan important for | On the back of this note was written in the samp the action of the Grand Jury, . » #Walt | recover damages for injuries alleged to “have been < rome pon Ree ing the plate, which First Vice Présidemt—George Updyke. them to show that they were drawn in conformance ? handwriting:— sustained by plaintiff, a boy fourteen years old, “Tamtord, an atveaee Of tor mee Mr | Secomd Vice President—Simeon Bb. Chittenden. with the statute of the internal Revenue law. ‘This is my will, Ido this because Tam not Ot to attend SUPPEME CoUrT. a 0 i alleged maltreatment by the 4 efendants, 1 the act and caused the arrest of the offender Treasurer—Francis 8. Lathrop. A short discussion here ensued between counsel in | business. rplaint get forth, that jn june, 186 \, aint it jolently dragged throw e street a Ud subse | 77, ie eae uf otly horeewhipped by the defendant Lownd, | Leiwith committed Pitzgerald to the Tombs for Dormages were laid at $1,000, The defence Was that . the plaintiff op the day in question and ony tTevious ALLEGED Forerns Commerrrep ror TRtAL.— occasions abstracted a guantity of flowers, t le pro- | George R. Salisbury and Albert Dume aline, arrested perty of the defendant. There was, also a de \nlal of tiv vay, . the Violence alleged, and anaverment that t We de- by detectives Irving and Vaughan on the charge of regard to the particular forms, counsel for the de- ‘The day of the suicide, and probably while on thi Secretary—George Wilson. fence contending that the forma were not drawn in | war ia ’Zomnaut It ME, Sears, Walking. 62 Calo Executive Committee—A. A, Low, chairman; Wale fe eadepetcealh the law. Sarin fot pre street, was accosted by a fri Stee tien Alan te med that there was no pre: d take a drink. Mr, Mears accep! je invita: wn Or alee at amuel D. Bab | posed to offer the bond in evidence, Afterwards asked about his friends in Elian tt a leer Sutton, of the Broadway squad. Justice The Erie Contempt CascmThe Proserution Closed—How the Gilbert Snjunction Was Obtained, cock, Philo G. Calhoun, Wilsom G. Hunt, A. R. Wet Counsel for the defence objected, on the ground county and particularly about one young laty more, William M. Vermilye, Jolin Austin Stevens, | that there was no evidence given showing that | friend informed him that she was married. dr., Charles H. Marshall. Lewis either meant or was to be a distiller, and that particular in inquiring whether she was happy, an Before Judge Barn: ‘Tue examination of winessea ip the contempt Drocee lings againet Messy. Diven, Davis, Lane, | fendant Palston'was not concerned in the tr visac- | forging the name of Mr. George UM. Salisburyto a check | Chairman of Committee of Arbitration—Walter S | without the required notice he does not become a dis- upon being answered in the aftirmative he heaved Gould, Skidmore and Thorapson, directors of tie | 0%. The case wae not coucluded. on the People'’a Kank, Canal street, for $1,872 66, | Grimth. tiller under the law unless he conforms to it. deep sigh and remarked “happiness is a great tiing, Erie | 4 : —— a8 already published in the H&RaLw yesterday, had Member of Committee of Arbitration, to serve for Judge Benedict admitted the bond of Henry Lewis | phe conversation then changed to the suicide rie Railway Company, Ws resumed yesterday COMMON PLEAS—TRIAL “Eam—pant 2. ah examination before Justice Ledwith, which fe- | the term expiring. May, 1869—Joseph Stuart, in evidence, and admitted the exception taken by | Jonn Millward, when Mears remarked:—“it is ui Morning in pursuance of the adjournment of last . qulted tn they being committed to the "Tombs for |, Member of Committee (idepwdanee B. Weree || Lente had oo en ee “ae countable "how any / mat, could eo tglderatal furday, sander - Action A, " ral, without bail. jalisbury is twenty. rears | the term e: ugust james P. Wallace. wi not n take ow! for mM Ba'urday, Alexander S Divey, Vice President of gainst the Corporation, of age, born ig Vermont and by cooupacion » "Gomunittee ‘on ‘Mereant le Library—Hen: the company, was calie¢ and examined by Mr. Clark to reference to the taking away by Mr. Fisk on the 6th of March from the office ot # Erte Railway Company the certificates ef the new tawsue of stock. Rotuing of importance additional tothe facts alread: elicited on the previous examinations of this an Other witnesses tu testified, - Before Judge Barrett, Keeper. Dumouline is thirty-one Henry McChesney vs, The Mayor, &c.—TWa» action | native of Canada, and saya helives i Montreal® He in this case was brought to recover $3,000 for\injuries | Claims to be a broker, Charles Gutmaa was sent to the House of Detention as a witness, sustained by plaintiff in consequence of sleged " gence On the part of the Ouse one ene DsarBRare ASsAcLT wiTH A KNive.—Amn Sharkey Was walking on the Second avenue, and whet! be- | and Mary Crowley, who live in the g me, house, No. K. 1, chairman; Wilson G. Hunt, John K. Mye! James Feelan and Thomas Rogers, Matthew Smith | manner the idea of suicide. Shortiy afterwai Willa E. Dodge, J. Henry F. Spaulding. Myers | ond John McGown were next offered by the District | jer, the barroom, walked up Nebraska street to Trustees of the titution for the Savings of Mer- | Attorney. 7 and out of Main towards the depot. This was betw chants’ Clerka, to serve three years—Matthew Maury, The cross-examination for the defence occupied | tweive and one o'clock, and about six O'qhock nf Samuel D. Babcock, Charles A. Macy. the remainder of the afternoon, during«which coun- was found in thecar. The cause of the Committee on Gold Statistics—Samuel B, Ruggles, | sel endeavored to show that Allen exercised due | go still, and probably ever will remain, invol Bo- | “The bonds of Richard A. Butler, Patrick Clason, | gna then went on to deprecate in the most vehement chairman; James Brown, William T. Coleman, Den: | vigtlance in accepting the securities. Counsel aisd mystery. Many idle and unfounded rumors are ed Beaker, coe of tne, defendamta in the can bene na deg winch Tat Streets fell into a, Deve | 21 Baxter street, have not lived on the maoxt atnica- | ning Duer, James Gallatin, the president, the secre: suidearored to snow dt & Tce Dea axe pete Slrevlation. mie Genenced Bad: been. married nat evidence the aidavit of thie witness, ‘dis. | carelessness of the Corporation officials tn not havi Og ble terms of late, and many have been dhe threats | 'f" testoner for Licensing Sailors’ Boarding | them as correct. . red husband. bb Prove the charges ut couspiracy coutaued tx that | Me locality in proper orto: ‘Detence--a. gene. 0 between them. Yesterday as Ann (Was 1ea¥. | aan at ae ae Basten | ine court ruled ont this tine of defence, as there | Voted hus cians iy) Pe denial of responsibility. “Verdict for plant, $900. }~ A Warp Dindiel cable ene cee a ak ‘The special committee to Whom was the | was no documentary evidence to show that there | A¢roctous Murder and Sulcide by a Boy, Md that It Wan Irrerenane he, tue Prove om the cena the unafmed woman, cUting's termuicaiutt anton | eter of Senator Morgan in regard to the protection | was any such a person authorized to actin the post- | tee boys, aged respectively sixteen, twelve an Gould pot Sees Oconee can w eR ses, Ba de Saar ed rial ering Bet | Sey ike Cana antieMogtas caus | Um> "he oor eran ave tn Leted Gateaty ion es aa tats we . ' io r. Con ee wee jeare to Mie the am Before Judge Russel, ie oun precinct, ran tip tha Gees Si tee aes ot | piu, inasmuch as there wore two biifs en the subject INTELLIGENCE. Miseton ypi Raili in Indiana, got into @ dis be Cornelius Vanderbilt, huguatus Sena, wine cote SENTENCES, Whom he took before Justice Ledwith at the Touma, | aiteady, before The commitee further BROOKLYN on sunday, wis oldest boy was armed with se be Gerbilt and Richard Schell, which was grauted. Tye | Charles Hayden pleaded guiity to entering the 4 The Prisoner was fully committed for en assault WRB | Cont ttt iy ality om emigrant vessels was with which he smashed both his brothers’ #k of cold be rcnettod the evfis complained | 4 youxg WowaN ATTRMPTS SUICIDE BY JoMPrNG | Hilling one outright and wounding the other so pf. by enforcing the laws es OVERBOARD.—A young woman, named Mary Ann death must ensue, Seeing bis fat approach oMice of John Coleman, No. § Depeyster street, an | Ment to Kill. in existence ok correspondence with the ant Sentry murderer Hed. ‘Tue father conversa the closed the case for the le, judge Barnard directed that the ex parte am. the 24th of April, and stealing two coats, ARRESTS ON SUSPICION of RonsERY.—Charléy Judge pay for the defence, Sy With such aMdavite alias “Shorty,” and James MeGill, allas | tes laving control of the ports from which cuvgrants | Teller, attempted self-destruction about midnight | Znq dying to the house and then set out to “look fs the prosecution might desire to introduce. Thomas T. Reed pleaded guiity to grand larceny in | Hoe*0, f 7 iP Aled by three o'clock on Tuesday next at whieh | atealing ¢100 worth of clothing from Frank A. Mun- } ‘SBAGUS,” Were arrested by detective Picid, of the f “°¢C EUR. A we iste James . nenaatict, | Wenesd by Jemplng into the dock foot of Orne ihe tof ed oud bm oe time an order would be made Gxing wie tune uf | sou at are wack sees on the 24th of April, | Fifth precinct, on suspicion of being theanen who | Baward Cooper, Wiliam “&. Ogden and Henry | Street, E. D. off the old ferryboat Minnesota, | he ’ (vt x, Hayden and Were each sent to the State Prison | early in November last aseanited, knocked dewn and | Whiting were élected members of the. Chambat, Or the For reeinct, aud subsequentiy sent to | Derm rR a BITE.—On the eth ult. Rovert Mr. C moved for i pitachamente againet Daniel for three robbed les Washington, in Weat Bi ‘near | after which the committee appointed to con: | 2 ey « ~ The ay H. Du pte Drew and G. T, Jenks, subpornaed as | Sona indicted for breaking into the | Thomas stkect, Of $4 In greener. twa fider The audject ‘of delaying the erection at | BC, Nome, 240, Gold street, Brooklyn. ‘The youl | Lucas and Thomas H. Daycr pecame engaged tn famen” ut failed to appear, Thefapplication wus yaa, sof LoL Ley! te and steal: who is & colored man employed as steward on rd the sev, Pent rce o fered RJ ., Mele, repore ary Cea nDeonelibce: heaaies tegen Fil 5 PES Peeen bet Dayenn 7 hI ons 4 money, im, the steamer Dfew, lives at No. 13 York atreet. ‘@he | ® memorial gress on the subject. In this bony mouth and bit it slightly. No attentt atd Mr. Field then obtained leave to file the following | burgiary in the and was ent to the | accused parties are held to await morial the fact of the great need of te Post | gy B Forty-ffth No attention was pi ~ ~ an exaroinationt great more ample Gx ARY.—OMicers Hayes and Butler, of the it, but on the next day it was swollen, and fo the case eteapeerhinn whole partomataat ys | nari: rinag for ewe yeare Sedeix monts, before Justice Hogan. | Since the askanit and robe | OMice accommodation in this city, and of tue im- | orovingt, yesterday attested the following named | afew duys the Inflammation extended up the ‘om Murphy } gulity to an attempt at has been absent from th try and ) Mense amount of business transacted in this city in ‘On Sunday Di E the against him being that on “he prisoners [every department of the office, and, finally, that the Persons on a charge of burglary preferred ..N. | atm. On Sunday Duyer was taken to he at) @ roll of leather Valued at SoU Sh kaown 10 the price’ site ate mie having been aineeay parte oy, the Ppa Be @ Niquor dealer dune aan 3 Fal Wo gg. bat sebeteaatiey V4 Ee ee the conduct of certain Proedings counected the Obtaining of the, injunction Judge Gilbert wis Batements \ been made, APPIDAVIT OF ©, T, JERKS, County of Ringe, ta:—Greenyille T, Jenks, being ot Swi & Cooper. He was nday, but mortification of the entire arm g 7 ait, that the ‘requisite’ appropriation for tl » D.:— Frederick Node, aged il t " itent for one year. CAPTURE OF A YOUNG PiuxrockrT.—Michaci Smith, bath nde, ‘| 1, sixteen; Charles P, eighteen; Hent ently ensued, aud we understand be died Kate belly, charged way / tion ef the building should be mode. The chairman | Cowdell, six. Hi «Jon Rak} Stealing $50 Worth of y Fepiding at No. 01 Lewis etree, wulle Waiking on the | Im presenting the report sald that serfeys objections | Reimer, ninetaen: James Kelly, hurpday—Cenirevilie (Md.) Cl .