The New York Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1868, Page 4

4 YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. t ff Tapooiay TAF Piviat ¢ i we Wel eo ve "THE counts. ||) @Btemuansoshtpe from Tharsis and the” tates || 0m 98 2s tant 6 z URTED STATES, ClacurT ‘COURT. ouniior |, with that of axtemus Ward, and a foreiga ftag Noats!| | the the ° © °° Business on the Onlendar, - over our waterh) — i ‘Judge, Nelson opened the court this morning, and | a { the Cy | Ins sheltered, cosy little Iand-locked bay Just Attendance were discharged until ten o'clook on Bat- ok hy the laahin cally epcuking, whero ‘yachts most do congregate fortabor end iy en urday next. In ‘reply to some interrogatories from | ‘ ; and whore the ‘saintly Maria of aquatic memory _ the ‘bar in reference ta the disposition of cases and ‘ street, | whilom has anchored, a dapper little English craft denne time likely to be ’ lny yesterday morning snugly sheltered from the ‘determination ocean winds and river dDreezes and calmly reposing on | Mans, convened at the placid bosotn of the lordly Hudson.’” She is a | Yeverday aorncom of ew comer—the little ‘pirate—a sprightly phantom othe AY bof No. 204 | withal for a Sultana, albeit her “Iines” are’ not so |: employers. + Ae m ‘wi ‘bonds: Et E 8 i f nl i neaday perhaps » Thureday, Will ‘have their | @ne ae those to which the yachting public of the | , AbS few minutes past four otciowk, there and ‘Th and several huudred we Premdent on an that of James fury cate, a caan he aoa return and gabe ‘wp the Dodge. Empire City are generally accustomed, vealed La te angie cae the to order, in Ger- | Mclaughiia for $90,000, a ser ae cases, 4 posed 48 certainly more tn k with the dimenstons of |* were contacted e would ‘take up the Admiralty calendar and ap: | Jyize Monel rendered Judgment in the following MUNICIPAL APFams, the prized Desuties of ahe Rotphores, but ans looks | #2 that language) tee arent wn | Bo denn Jamies Wises: See aah cee an tccabiane:srith Chee wAEll «504 Faacantay poner frag atl HOARD OF ALDERMEN. oifsh.and sturdy and defiant, and, with her tapering | satence ig thetr slemat the ete re tees ‘ nig pate Youn flaw The Case of Gregorio Domingues. et rt’ Motion to dissolve injunction granted, with $10 OF ALOERMEN. spare afd showy canvass, appears fo very English | eee rede oat ee yald net tntomigered axwrave- | kins’ bewd, signed by Samuel Hone and John Steves The United States, vs. Gregorio, Domingues.—In | costa. “Going Beck” om the | “iocks=Catcle |! that tie white ensign of St. George, to be seen float- 1. w the wages past one year soa, Li 2) Peter Brady, and Martin this case the defendant was arrested'‘on. tie com- | Gray eg. Calerwood.—Case and amendments Driving. [tng over ner ster, seoms naraly nevessiry to en- | Syo. ‘the Pretant .etty. waa Prater suretion: bond of Walla Eis plaint and amidavit of John Graham, a sbip builder, | %M! per “py Judge Garvin. At two o'clock yesterday; afternoon tho former'{ dorwe her Britannic origin, Yesterday morning she | Messrs. Amon, W. Zele ng, Wagher, Nauame y *. ae 964, of New York city, ahd held in custody in default of | . aturphy et al. vs, Ross.—Motion granted. chamber of the Beard.of Supervisors, in the old City | Came up the bay and cast anchor, Where she NOW | yoon their lisienem the Becesalty ls - x’ for | Lewox and a. wa Other bail. Pannen 1 gtdted that ee Halk cogaired, hina C4 ¥. eens Lan fagh oow = eno 5 Hartem | Hail, being opened, the heayy:.weights of the ‘third | Tides gracefully “Ike a thing of life.” The Sultana demanding “a fuir day's wages for @ tale day's } bonds of * simflar bacnre, with be Ay the nem- amount. Judge Nelson siala he required anappeat. | Zattroad Company—Motlon granted. house"” of the ‘Commen CouneW having: taken thetr |'l she—ohe of the honored members of the Royal | WOM) esas that the srere | Soul e"Waom by che wines. Witness tested that noe on the part ofthe ouher side aid some atldavite | “oaett /ewo suite) wp. the New York and Harlem | positions, some on the bencl along by the wall, ike | Yacht Cub of Cowes, and owned by Mr. Ashworth, | oagasnime te anvtas uaem ty noseeh eee ‘that | he hed boom ‘eo commissioned as a and Staak obit Rc rete va a qyrmeranemrmetel the form in an emigrant.car, and to'which they take | ‘er captain’of that ilk—a vessel which may be fald aren shops had they [= pts ote ae eee re Pass Upon them without delay. The court shortly most naturally, and others with their elbows resting | ‘to Lave circumnavigated the Gulf Stream and added 4, os BH.) of 2 a —S pe pp » te tabere 4 ‘after adjourned. 7 COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. on‘the railing around’ thé “sanctuary,” and all look- | another ee attde ie dat cant 4 robin upon, them by members of the . Another | was unabie to find the property said to be owned by i 4 Before Rugaet. ing listlessly towards the ‘memibers’of ‘the Board or | 80 ' amp! y the yachting fratern! speaker rough to Inuuduce the move | the suretion, ONTED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. iid ollanaibgtt Calan os yesterday was | gapingly towards the clerka'and) President, and the |of the day. “She tas “sutled. the snus | ment, bit was promptly uted down lu the sascm. | Me. His moved to ye ya Charge of Embezzlement Against the President | 1:96 but'on! motion of counsel for prisoners the | gintlemin” from the various “aogatreaks”’ being in | “Over and crossed the wild ocean” some three thou- | PM in the trade and wet to listen | aller Lhe imue ofie Bask. trials of & number of the defendants were postponed. | their places, the roll of the”Boara was called, and | and and odd ‘wafted fron! Atblon to tlie Westorn | to matters foruign to that ‘Tae court & went for what tt wes Before Commissioner Betts. Assistant District Attorney Hutchings appeared for | the requisite number being present the fun com- | World via the Southern passage, and has now cast || The of the Le ty worte. eb, Sak duencigt’ y ap) eee cabinet were tn ‘apvat ‘The counse! cross-examined the witness as to the ‘The United States vs, Samuel R. ramepen the'p oa a city ‘Wa Sod acd! that it was omy witn | cor off our shores—a wortiy imitator of the gal- | other associations and that these hed promised t© | extent of the search ft these [9% is In this case the defendant 1s in onstody ona charge SENTRNOES, the greatest dificulty parties having business to | lant craft in which'those sturdy American yachtsmen | sustain the strike with See penee § ofutee were Bot possibie for to have their of having embezzled large sums of money, the pro- | Elizabeth Ferguson'and Margaret McClelland, who | transact could get in. ‘perilled tte dangers of the Atlantic little more than | be ae Ha i Fie toe. a re) ae Ven 1 RY, Ao4 perty of tue National Bank of he being at the | were charged, with stealing from the store of Thomas After the pretended reading of the minutes of the | ‘a twelvemonth since. bad to the effect that the Gerivan cabinet: My : Ume of the alleged fraud president of the bi The | a6. 3, No. 303 Granii street, on the 4th instant,'a|| Preceding meeting had been, pases several resolu- tie "2a of " ‘i Calfd as tue bookkedpot who’ was examine? by | Piece ae Hnen ehecting vatieu kt €34 pleaded uly | «'remaraauiy low tone ofgelee wR sees | crew oF fteen hui, nclnelng. seagate cook, ana | stops to-day And de og A pepe “a and were sent to tile penttenttary | the chorus of coughs and'the nole made by the con- | “rv rere a eA hes nae to the Mr. Phelps for the prosecution and. ‘cross-examined || W ‘petty bin boy,”* weighed anchor of ‘Cow di i by Mr. C. A, Seward for the defendant." The drift of | for six months. certed movements of the Jaws in she lobby en aL, ARE BT AERC ook St Sh Bek, gal agreed tay to his testinony Was to prove acts of fraud aud empdez- Sarat Vannall pleaded gatlty to an attempt at | in extracting the stinm! fluid trom iho ao for a long craise'of some monttis duration. The boat Standtage Syd zlcment as charged agamst the accused, Adjourned Sigtrom wisinel Bonnet: oe he Mee aay oF rendered it almost, impossible to catch what wis | itself was tn every way quialiied for her yoyage, She Shsston af sootal Hal, 281 Gren So oR nbrihie She was sentenced to the ponitoutiary for thres CER ene ‘etd over» | @ Schooner-rizged, Is mhety-five fect ip length over | naines of all applicants upon their UNITED STATES CiRCWIT ‘COURT: tmonhts, “Wooden,” ’ “Comptroller,” “Warrant,” “Fisk.” i ; E t i i i if Hue rei Hi rial 2: & itt i E. i ‘all, has good breadth of beam—more than seventeen pay to each (im proportion to his nowy oem Fy oor REMANDED FOR SENTENCE. Several resolutions were v1 ht: ting to th and is seventy-nii in sum per week until the strike was brougat to @ Internal Revenue Matters—The Lute Seizare | Edgar Willams,’ against whom were two com- | fing and sewers and sirectlampes and otueremiuor® | eee EO EN eee ete | satisfactory conclusion. ; of Distilleries. Plaluits for alleged forgery, pleaded guilty to forgery | matiers. ‘The supject of paving Market street was | “24 one lnmdred and thirty by bullder’s measure: | At slate hour the meeting adjourned, resulved to ponte im the U 4 : ta omtee || emytite: fourth.degree. The! indictment charged him | ‘referred to the Committee on Streets, andthe resolu- | ment. She was amply equipped for her cruise, with | act to-day strictly up to the terms of the resplulion, COURT OF SESSIONS. the United States District Attorney's oMice | with Yaving, om the 11th of February, Drosetited | tion to pave John street and; Burling slip was called | a rogular outft, extra suits of sails, a good stock of > a yesterday moruing rumors were rife that Uiere are || amon Palanca (a wholesale druggist) a forged order’ | up and was read as far as the part Which would tel | provisions 4ald im and ove prechution taken to BROOKLYN CITY. Botore Judge Troy and Jastices Hoyt und Voorhien. some active movements on foot in the Internal! einer sheeted a Hea rant Racked || What kind of pavement was ‘to be latd and there the | make her tant and staunch before starting. With a ‘The Kings County Court of Sessions was opemed Revenue Department in reference to the working of | ‘for sentence, y reading was stopped, and the tesolution was “pul | light southward and westerly. winds the yacht set a nore for the May term yesterday. Re p a sel > get te at!| Upon its passage.” It. was loat, however, then re- | sail for Madeira towards the latter part of October, THE COURTS. h some distillerics which, ft ts alleged, have been run- eorge Jenkins plead ty to an atremy considered, as usual, and laid over. just when the Engiishfogs were coniing Into season Heury Kuss was tried on a charge of grand laspeny hing aince the order to cease had been issued, two | §TaRd Jarveny, the charge, being that on the 23d of | 4 rosotution was ‘Introduced having for its nomi- | ‘and all on board must have been glad to quit Al: onan maped on four Indictments. He was in the habit of going to ud ih he entered the office of Francisco J. Cortissoz, fl weeks ago, ‘The newest on ait is that, several | av Peck Sip, and stole foreign drafts representing in be et i. ie orbtiee thet saree ti eae eke pon ab: int dinegrmeanie pel oa of the Toa, * UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. stores, purchasing smal! amounts of guods and order- Gistillerics in the Eighth and Ninth districts were | Value $10,000, The court suggested that the plea | We driven through the streets im droves of more than | Owing to she winds tat fala ah Lie a Out | amie Alleged Whiskey Frauds in Brooklye— | Mf ‘hem sent, home 4 --A. AYA! “like inted shi ”, > second district, sent out a posse of officers with | manded for: to the Committee on Law. A resolution from tie" seribed by the “Ancient Mariner rather don pun Hetore Judge Benedict. instructions to’ enforce the’ orders atren ven | | John Murphy and John Reilly wore tried and con- | hoard ‘of Connolimen was Introduced aud by | sage . : to stop all the distilleries in New York is, ead ore victed of grand ci nd | by was made. The Sultana at length arrived o7 |. “The trial of R.C. Enright and Joho 8. Alien, ge. | "Dich ‘Mrewnter, 0 colored supposed to be running, and in order to ascer- | Should be taken for certain reasons satisfactory to the | iwenty-tive; and that drevestiall be attended m % " of $60 bill. « tal the “fact Collector ‘shook, ‘of the ‘Thirty. | Complainant and ‘the prosecuting authorities. Re- | hy aticast two drivers: ‘This revolution was reverted | Soaiug om An the-caurse of which the tle oat lay ‘Trial of Enright and Alles. tine woaa rr ‘ona grand larceny in stealing a package Of | unanimous co! was. . tution , man, tried and cea- erwise to put the law in full force as to penalties in | Dooté vained.at $688 on the 9th of Maroh, the prop- | hrovides that a Keene « pion rove Bea aise alone again aie pari wer cused of passing fraudulent bonds on the govern- | yicted fie soap Hage Fe case of non-compliauce, The effect of those pro- | ¢rty of Rosenstock, Brice & Oo. Kemanded for seu- | for the Belgian’ Pavement for which the con- or until the 10th ment, was resumed yesterday morning. clothing ceedings on the internat revenie authorities ie That vence. tracts have nt bee. given. out be he Short cram “oti dione ded a Rerae TARObtey Ot | “Sar RMOAU@OA sodtved EAE che beatinond. of Mb, psa 4 g reason given for was vers price yesterday rose to $175 per gallon, an increas COURT CALENDAR—THIS. DAY. | irsitit scrim ag op ee that tropical and coupumpulveouring ole, theceman, | Palue be stricken out on the ground that his know- orgtuard Kane was tried and convicted om @ pea rm pat ALY! ! Ce aes oe SUPREME COURT—CHAMBRRS.—NoS. 259, 266. ment $4 85 per aquare yard instead of $2.85 us here- | directed his vessel towards Tenarlite, ‘whence, ag | ledge of Enright’s handwriting was only that of an | of hay vending Fi fe , seline; exit ft ts farther stated thet the distiieries | . MARINE) COURT—TRIAL Taaw.—Nos. 1121, 1020, | (fore. ‘The stoners” were not smart or they would | pratique was denied'the flan by the health officers, | expert, and that he had no legal knowledge of the | ; q 4 of have made themseives a of ‘the ring” in- | her course was changed to Cape ‘St. Vincent, which % ‘will not be permitted to Work until the price ex- | 1096, 188, 1162, 1195, 1197, 1198, 1199, 1200, 1201, 1202, | 3704 'orforming an independent one for themeelves, defendant’s writing. Sections of the law were read coeds the tax of $2 per gallon. \ In the Thirty-second | 120% 1204, 1206, 1208, 1207, 1906, 1208, 1210, T2L1, 1212, | yay Ce comnind an sndependent one Tor themselves. | sie sighted Rere Underweah o Secon oem | by the counsel in support of his argument. ‘The law satisfact i il : : ¢ 12hs, 1214, 1215, . , age eg Ng gy tL go | Rae eplag ne heel Saige uw © | ora Og cto ns | va ama ohare oan ni oy snd ‘of course 13 ut a stand sti; and it 1s CITY INTELLIGENCE, A resolution was recoived from the other Board | Dtiing Wer head diseetiy sakes roe oe i | ledge of handwriting before forging could be proved, further stated that Collector Shook will not y" that the chamber of the Board of Councilmen or 'Barba toon the “Little England” OF the Weatecn Mr. Hallis, counsel for Mr. Enright, also joined in : i ba : allow any distillery to work in his district be ‘ed, repaired and repainted under the direc- . The weather®during ‘voyage across | the Decal Paine had studied bonds pur- without paying the tax of $2 per gallon. Parties PERSONAL.—Mr. Ashworth and the Hon. vol. D. | tion of the Street Commissioner, he subject was | ate ‘coean wag prupisious in tab: bxmecle ‘and. the nade to hark ee handwritin; Ley defendant until Who have not made application for a license before | Fench, who arrived yesterday morniug in the Eng- | Jald over, and then, for the Satisfaction of tie gentle. | wind favorable as tne yacht ed. to get Po Ar ednsabucimnld pum ty the 1st of May inst, will not be permitted to work. froi tooral deestreaks, manag directly | ne had b uainted with that handwriting tne anbney and to 3 vit no! Pe 2 men from the *“ jooral ? resolutions | into “the tradés,” with steady although light: ‘1 ecome acd wi wi ‘Under those lrciuagsanods al ab old Giatiertes 16 remembering i directing the laying of Bolgiaa pavement in Bightiotty | and northeasterly winds” Wout “dite ter tase | anil glad bocanse he was an expert. paprasoemneeh tn tap aman beban Gn Gnas PUM silenced, ‘according to the orders of the internal | Ta MAILS FOR NEW YORK AND Nawvounp- | stroets were referred to the Committee on Roads. | Hed away throughout tue voyager ant altinuge a |. ThéDistrict Attorney objected to the motion, clalm- revenue’ authorities. LAND. —Yesterday overtures for tenders were issued | Pavers will therefore have an opportunity to over- | very high rate of speed was certainly not attained, | {ng that a witness might identify handwriting after or. Petitions Filed in Bankruptcy Yesterday. come the ‘objection referred to above and to | the boat made very respectable headway. The Ca} tt was written, but the qualification must come in _ rates oak a pth street ind rape ltr pent fests LAKE dofeag the machinations of the friends of | de Verde islands Were left on the 23th November ata | that the handwriting is that of the with regard 10, ee erard Willis.—Refert to Register jova Scotia, St. Johns, Newfoundland. “woul.” ‘The Board then magnanimously or-{ the Sul ‘arrived in Carlisle E Joes, on the | to Whose handwrit the question comes op It Frank H. Jordan.—Referred to Register Dayton. THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION AND CuaRI- | dered that sunken lots. on Fifty-eighth and morning of the 12tn December, aving been about | Was well establish when there has been fixed Inaac Meare.—Referred to en ‘TIes.—Arrangements are being made between these bh regen ten yo Lyme bral peppery ng fourteen days on the trip. ‘The first day’s ran saw: fh err that was sufficient to prove the Cita Fruikelered to iepater Kee um, | tubers eechsage ot poe proper nad | fenueman.wno troduced de recluon hastved | Inp aud fouraiou wale sie femelaing days rested gunierace att tn we nore aithohasest iue above poutioners are all of New York city. uses between them. no doubt, precisely ro Leh — He may pe SS bot Srey! ee eee Rane Sat er Sa fd plained what he meant by the handwriting, and the “ mae ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.—About half-past twelve | own any of those lots, but he knows how greatly it | dead reckoning, it was found on the arrival of the | Court had ruled.out the evidence. The of the SUPREME COUIT—CIACUIT—PART 1, o’clock yesterday a woman named Mrs, Howe at- ea pnbrove the ee eT to pare _ city Pay | Sultana that she had overrun the distance between gout wae Sen perigven tn oath eo con- ry? * or improvi FO} is neighborhood. ‘The 5 nt ir. Paine a betug ‘The Fernando Wood Leases—The City De- | tempted to commit suicide by jumping from the | Sarg then adjoarned tw iuoet on ‘Thursday mext, at ba il ead a) Ponies Nick belay Fanaa ee the | the first time he had ever acted as an expert 16 clines to Appear on the Trial of the Issues | Second story of the building No. 22 Madison street. | two P. M. 144 miles, “Hin highest: rate of speed per hour that | testify whether the writing was in 4 fel band Relating to the Question of Bribery of the | S¥e Ws taken from the sidewalk seriously injured geome she made was eleven knots, The crew of the Sultana | ©" N Mayor and © Cousictl-sWoed Takes | TOT te cuects of ber exalter jump. BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. found the ’Badlan boys really too brave, as usual, | ,, Mr. Sanderson, counsel, inquired whether this tes- — a a pa ‘ood Takes | MurnoPoutTaN PoLiox.~Che President of the Me- sorts ‘and some of the crow had the pleasure of attending | timony was to go to the court to fill up the evidence a Verdict, tropolitan Police Mutual Ald Association has just More Weoden Pavements—Redistricting of a dignity ball, while Mr, Ashworth, the captain and | 0 88 to raise up a conviction of these parties, The Before Sadentiantonts: made his report of the operations of that organiza- mecieeter might! ya) CTO And, “his een the “omorahia -Colanel Ds sniclant ptidince sanlent thoes docendaate nn The Mayor ant Coramonaity of Nein York ws. Fer- | tion tor the a the 10th ultimo, | _ The Board met yesterday afternoon, Mr. Hartiian | Fen, who arcompaniod Him tn the yacht, accepted | rye court—There doubt about the law, I From Barbadoes the wi juarter on nando Woodand Richard B, Connolly, Comptrelier, | During that period the Association has lost ten mem- | Presiding. After a number of unimportant resolu. Suitana next directed think, An ee ability of Mr. Paine enables de, the families of whom have received | tions were presented and referred, the general orders | ward footsteps towards the Lesser Metin nang him to say he knows how a man writes. Evidence of pi eh " meatier as donations in the aggregate of $14,762. The aum- | were called uj at most of the Leeward islands dowa.to the Guif of | “us Kind, however, 18 always open to doubt, erday before this court, on the Issues recentiy framed | 2, donations ma the agregar Shia P. Patiss Bhe touched’ at Triton Ge tne coe oe CONTINUATION OP TESTIMONY. upon the plainti@s motlon at Speclal Term, before |“ Fogxn DrowNED.—The body of a man was founa | Resolutions were adopted in favor of paving How- | Hecember and at tho Island. of St. Vincent, | | Alderman MoGratty: testified that he had resided Judge Cardozo. ‘The suit is brought to set aside the r ard street, from Mercer to Centre street, and Warren | which has a volcanic mountain. that im | &t the, corner of Washington avenue and Wyekoi : in the water at the Fulton ferry slip yesterday after- i 1330 did ag much dat Ag that of street all his life; could not tell whether # isman se are ee ey wirtne of wenlch the | noon, It was of a man about twenty-five years of | Crosstraiks at iurcrectting streets: with the “imei | Low did so, recently inthe Sandwich Talnnds, nanied ‘Walter aya Tre airs thought nore was | THR LATE Fara, Smoorma Pony speak, a DOUDA OF the aaeeiece Wowie | eat five feet six inches in height, brown alr, had | and Mller” wooden pavetnenk 0 Fhe, arrived’ a¢ Martiniaue on the, isch of | S'man Uy saat ame dived ip tho vielalty, RRvORE OConONSR SuITH.—AB inquest tuto the ot fud'117 Nassatt’ street, for the use of the Municipal | OB, ligt ne Severance ig eM Gg Peo: Seah increasing the election, districts in | jort Rayul und St, Pierie started for Dominica cox, | Henry M, Berkett tastifled that he was d in | comatances attending the shooting of the late Cathe- ted. Law Department. The anneal rental was to be tt De t were directed to | daioupe and Antigua. On the'16th of February the | the Collector's omice, Second district; knew Mr. | 110 prennen by her husband, Jokp a $15,000, or an aggregate of $190,000 for the ten years | Body Was taken possession of by the police pnd sent | The Croton Aqueduct Department wore direct Sultana . Enright; had sen. him frequently, and. had passed by Brennen, Sore etch tha eon ede oe een da Mi to the Morgue. ‘advertise for bids for paving Praveey bites, eee on Capt Scena, pers ana eaten eicen papers fn nis ‘handwriting: ig his handwriting | their residence, corner of Fistbush and Clerment Upon the ¢ caled on for trial yesterday | THE New ScHOOLS For TAR Crty.—The cost and | Broadway to Christopher street, with t of the ingurrectionary movement there which was | When he saw it. (The bond of J. W. Hopke was | avennes, who died on Friday lasty which is claimed Me dent itams and Richard O"¢orman, Corpora | accommodation of the new educational schools for | does notexceed $6 per square yards also. Fourth | Deng pushed forward at the time. ‘Curacoa was the | Shown witness with the name of William Brown ax | °° D000 Os 0 os Oras Sos OR tion Counsel, were present, and Messrs. Shea and | tne city, appropriations: for which have been made | aireet: trom the Botery th sixth avenue. Rosolu. | Rext port Icoked at, and then Jamaica, the vessel ar. | surety.) Thought tt was in pny | anernece. Stoughton ‘ippeared on benaif of te defendants, Q tons were adopted directing tat Vorty-uxth sirect, | riving at Kingston on the 1st of March. From Kings. | the neat; «ae needle 20) (Destries Overs, Sustion, Sanaa anna ‘The derence was prepared to proceed, but Mr. Wik the Board of Education and the construction of | ee ere a eee er ecdst rivar, aud Fiftyespventh | ton sie went to Oient where she was placed | he thought was also in the handw: of Enright. | The first witness called was Michael Leary, who tas- thecigron trial, mat Gecked to “appear” for | whlch has edn pommenced, ary estlinated as fol- | feet, trom Third to Seventh avohue, be paved with | 90 G slip and had her bottom thoroughly scraped. ane stare of James Juckson, wurety on the’ same | tified that he had been acquainted with the deceased ¢ city on trial :—Sehi Fourth ward, Roosevel reet, rnacles: Or J Mr. O'Gorman moved fora postponement! until the | 800 children, $37,263; seliool In tle Rieventh ward, | He MeConegal Wooden pavement. |" 4 | Sue Kenacleeane ovster shells wore covering every | Hong: eould not ‘ell positively in whose handwriting | for six years; was in Brennen’s house the evening ef ‘appeal from tue order selttiug the issues for trial by | Ninth street, near avenue C, 2,000 children, $85,415 | eee ra oe er ae oenit, | one of the tars on board, looked ‘more. like a || te Name of Jackson. was; could not say thatthe | saturday, the 4th inst.,. between the hours of sevem jury liad becu heard aud decided by the General | School in West Tuirtieth street, between sixth ‘and | $9¢ on ypocting the paving of etreste aed | thrum nest than anything else, for you could name of Gillen was in Enrights handwriting; | and eight o'clock; Mrs. Brennen ta. Seventh avenues, 2,000 children, 397,205; school in | the calendar ting the paving of s ‘hen | them of with a rake. The yacht subsequently | thought the name of Fox, the other surety, was | ana Mr. Brennen in front of the Judge Cardozo said he thought there were no fur. | the Sixteenth ward, 1,500 children, $83,585; school in | Ayentics with Aelgian pavement. ‘the Gourd then | if'Caba for Havana, from which port she arrived | Written by Enright: believed the name of Clarence | ting nor did he see auy ther issues in the Case than those he had settled; and | East Thirtieth strect, near Third ‘avenue, 1,600 | #dourned till Mon Cor on form 33, was Enright’s handwriting; delieving that to be the case, and kuowing perfectly | children, $62,900, ‘The total appropriation made’ by ‘<1 pe ay meh pe ET gt pilot | eh the name of Bunon Curis was tn enrigns ar cenoe and spaeat : well that the order appealed from was not review- | the educatiotal authorities for constructive, repair. BOARD OF AUDIT. Tun of shore, and were given an opportunity | handwriting; should say the name of Alonzo Nielty | fhe par and heard her able in any sense, he would not listen to any discus- | tag and furnishing purposes is about $700,000 up to Boatd convened yesterday at t h | to listen to part of the im ‘hment One of | Wa8 tm Bnrighv’s handwriting; the name of F. La | ye “4 let sion at this time,’ If the plaintifs did not appear, the | the present period. ‘This Board convened yesterday at noon, at whic! the ofticers mentioned that he liked Mr. Evarte’ argu. | Count was in the hand writing of Enright, could not | either party, when defendants might havea Jury called and take &Ver- | Loyal SOLDIERS AND SaiLons’ Coxvention.—A | ‘ime Messrs, Depew and Bonney were present, and | nent very much, but thought Bingham’s not only | Say in regard to the name of Tomas iis; thought | §nto the back Foom; she sat down. bs Maar Neriaebagt ore ted_it as bis opinion the | Meeting of detegates to the abov® entitled conven. | ‘he claim of William 8. Ross for $750 for indeminity peony hat without point. ‘The Sultana left Washing. | ‘Be Serameae erates ar on form 33, was in the | “John, it was a mistake;” Tom trial of these issues Before & Jury would have.no | tlon, to be held in Chicago on the 13th inst, was held | foT damage to ‘is property during the riots of 1869 | fon on tte Sin Mat io aan re ae Mr. cross-examined, to show that the de- | fhe teptied’ te nae- a walsh” material efect upon the case; but that instead of | jast night at Masonic Hall. The following organtva- | #8 Presented. Mr. Dean, for the city, opposedithe | the'Heeatp steam Yacht 0 Sandy Hook on Sunday | ¢ndant had cause to commit @ torgery. for @ doctor at. bringing the tigation to au end it would only Pro- | tion was effected:—General W. H. Laurence, chair. | “aim on the ene se | evening abont seven o'clock, and hove to within the | ,.The questions which Mr. Hallis put to the witness tanklog white on long and complicate it. mnan; A. H. Mulligau and M. Crogan, secretaries, | Board of A\ Jas not allowed to take | bar a couple of hours later. "Y morning she | ‘te District Attorney thought was not material. ion vo wnat, ara The following are the tsques framed by the court | i¢ wus decided to leave on night, and |, cognizance of the claim, asJt had been already came up the harbor without a pilot and withthe tide, | , Mt; Hallis sald It was material In the opening, and | qrunk. Wim. at Specie! Term, and apon Which Ue case Was called |’ a gommitiec of three was appointed to conter_ with Delta remly: the Lorard adlunened to tncet cevdapuge | and is now to be seen offthe Elysian Fields in ali | t¥° days liad not done away with the in ws patie, stoop as jor trtal yesterday; — the Loyal Veterans of this city with a view tom » the Board adjo ay, glory. goo First. bid the defendant, Wood, in or about the saan with the delegation from that ony tor hoon. ‘The yacht is a fair specimen of the shipbuild- ‘The court thought it was not material. some” parson month and before the 16th day of December, 1865, | noth delegations to leave together. Resolutions eg evs! art, pp h hs fa some twenty-three years old, Mr. Hallis said he it shoved to show | did not enter tl agree with the person then belng the ‘ot | having for their objects the incorporation of both COMPTROLLER’S OFFICE. * be judged by the modern standard, | there was no intent on the of Enrigh' ‘and his wife of the city of New Tor in ststance or to the | delegations into one were lost. At thi setts i She 4# @ first rate sea boat, and being built ore for | , The court—The ruling be the same. The bond | Goiging testified that he was at effect that in case the of Aldermen and | oxox “RePUsLICAN GENERAL CowMirrey,—A his omice yesterday Comptroller Connolly come\|/ She 08 & i has capital accommodations on | !2,guestion shonid be a good one. thre oecesion tn Councilmen, by a vote of @ majorit each of " . E -—A | inenced the payment of the “fire indetmnity stock of | Hoard, fine sleeping cabins, a cosy cudd: + Hallls—1t thig is a bad bond je it not presamp- | prisoner he w sald boards shonld pass and and said | mocting of the Executive Committee of | the city of New York,” which fell due on or after |\pantty and Cook's galiey.’s good’ ofokentg + | tion of law that Mr. Inright made ft a bad pond? Dy Mayor should sign, as approving the game, @Fe90- | the above committee, to whom was referred a | storerooms—in fact, every atom of space | There was no motive for make tt a bad | go 4 fs ‘Thomas lution of the purport set forta In the complaint, lay 10, The amount of this stock is $402,768, a | © bond. If the court rules it out [shall takean excep- | § nd due wits vizz—“Resolved That the Comptroller’ be aad he rieeratol ents to be made for | large portion of which is held by parties in foreign | as been economized and utilized, It is said that | pind jy tn Corl rules O6 Out | Man vein belng'a | ofthe ‘and arrangem« ification meeting subsequent to the | couniries. A li ber of ti ‘kholders | the Sultana was once @ small yaw!- craft Tease now eared nd directed. to renew) the | nominations to be made at Gilicage, ties last night | iippliod reatentae eee ere ane rola “the proper | and has been’ since lengthened. “In her former ca- ery 00, 6 irecailen BA of hy See Be take Law Department, Reb 11s ad 11? Ne ww of the | Geheadquarters to consider the same. The discus- | oltcial the amount due them. ty, some twenty years ago, she belonged to Mr. | °Y, at. Exception } {t inthe drawer, and saperiod of ten Years, at ihe Joliowinye rents, vigz— | MOM Whleh arose in. the General Committee when — Nagas; 6 Hoaneed victuatier, Who, It thay De recok: | .afeq, Court ruled the: aeealio’’ © pe ag hy Hor ome of Corporation Counsel, $000 per gunna; tne eiceetingen Tethanation msacioe ot tee cnice CAOTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. Ig atistoctntie competitors tm 16 aud hie | Mr. Hallis—_Does a aistinier’s bond secure any taxt | Siravaus -onee honsatons omice of Public Adinistrator. ¢2-b0Ge? that he, the mpalgn Clod, was Fenewed here, but | Contracts were opened and awarded yesterday wy | CMaset saile(| her onoe round the coast of Ireland for Suamucninenee bon all Journed until Wednesday, the 13th ins PAG FO EOE eat A a oule, bay, or, cause to be SR a aete rte later te | the Croton Board and the Comptrotier as tSilows:— | fr'etuy fale. against a full-rigged mercbaut bark | Mr" Hallie said he ‘wiswed. to show there was no neal &nd Coaneliinen us should so. vote for such teaola | fotget thelr @ifferences and harmonize. The foliow- | For sewers in First avenue, from 125th street to and.| The Su tang has had & splendid cruise, and one | SGT Sue Cia hot chink it aa material, SPREME :AT Hoot. atte AMOUg. Wie, eA TT Tee IMD ECP Fitnlan Job Dake, wat, | MOURN 124th street to Third avenue, and in xaseh { (rOUld think that the account of her voyages auld’! ar Hallie ~The District attorney says in his Eighteen Huudred Deaths in One Meath ot ‘Second. T hum \. Alexander, J. Was the resolution aforesaid passed by the said Boards of Aldermen aud Counciimen, ana | Ht ¥. Ellery, William 1. Ashman, | Stfect, between Third and Fourth avenues, | are beyond the painter's pencil or poets pen to that the government been done out of Port Louis. . Thomson and Isaac 0. Hant, " | awarded to Alexander Lute and John MoKim for Would be equally if not more interest $80.0, wien knows that has not been robbed | Conector Smythe has received « copy of the foltow- $10,527 60, the work to be done in 90 days, Tenth Paley nee es nown “Letters from High The court thonght it wasnot wortn while to argue | tng despatch from the United Stutes Consul at Port Py by the Mayor, under or in pursuance of | »y which best extant such ment ? avenue, between Fifty-ntuth and Sixty-first wal extant story of yacht } tne point. It bad al been ruled of an epidemte : Pity ; first, streets, | brat an teuvelns tt ta pol already pon, Louls, inrelation to the prevalence oy te give notice “of wich tiiat" and’anct ones | wenn Michael Grob, tor. sie od Sau Hem fn F eet Mc fiadron ot goat th “ ot gantto memmner + fare seek T ss, ant eae soaeet ri 08, 5 3 worl he feet wi iron the ican Yacht " . Mareh ‘at t aay, Cares know the section; yoo m of the 17th Februsey Mi such trial the plaintii holds the aftirmative of such CRUELTY To A HorsR.—OMeer Teass, of the second | 250 days. Madison’ avenue, bet Fi ~ 7 i ¥ " iy summer; bat her owner aesilons. " | preeine inth aud Seventieth atrets, to Toro nena toxget ts wy tead S1p.sinee my Jase ‘The Corporation Counsel, Mr. O'Gorman, appealed | Precinct, arrested Joseph Copping om the charge of L, Oronia, tends to,get back home before the yachting season to last the epidemic fever increased very rapidiy. to the General Term frou the order setting the i driving & horse attached to a cart, satd horse having finite Ping ant sing ‘Srpeek. ona bey neh cach tte Sugiane ie tas pers | fear is ean ha day tens closets the ‘sont Highteen nandred persons died in the month of jatest. Tans ere not those Halsed on the pleadings’ ‘ihe | &,!8K8 Sore on hx breast and being totally unm@t for | mn’ Fifty-seventh and Pifty-clghth stree firme at the I faye T can prove a motive, and yet when 1 ask & | January, and Tfear that the morality during tly ‘lozo, ‘were not those raised ou the plewlings. ‘The | use. ‘The accused was taken before Justice Dowting | ween Ninth and ‘Tenth avenues, to Martin eel, Gugetioh which 1. think peminens damn. piled! "imme deaths age among the higher classes, amd the fondant Wood, and the person then belng the Mayor | “a held to ball In $100 to answer the complaint, Me work to be thine WHE, for, $3406 | GERMAN CABINET MAKERS ON A STRIKE, Set ie he alle was taken | jJease neunmes nore of the typhoid for, ‘Out of of this elty, ahd certall persons being inerabers of | RecKLES® DeiviNd—AN UNKNOWN WOMAN Dan. | Me) work to | be done in 309 tay f ‘OW heh thonwract Yeassembled Mtr. Sanderson, comn- | 140 American scamen who have entered this port the Comiden Couneli,” haat oacered Anta fraudatont | amnousuy IxsvReD,—Thomas Cann, @ man twenty- | Hirth dtroctae Lo Michal cect and, , Seventy: ios Gh selfor Mr. Alten, reviewed the, charges against the | during the Past month Jo one hae eacaped an attadl, agreement Pobogs pipes coves The ae. “4 one years of age, and living at No. T0 Wooster street, @ days. “ttyentth re mrt ify Bead It is compated that of all nationalities there are | defendants. ihe wished to show that, notwithstand- tet fortun: ny Sa ee tr MUS 1 services iitogetne® dierent, and sibnulited io the jury the | *T8*,yewantay brought. before Justice Dowling, at | and Broadway, to Hagn McCabe, for $1410 tig, | avout fre thousand cabinet makers in this ety. Of | the the Distt Attorney sald tne government he lost | of 8 eood, Meee Meet tie scans in Ht oe single question whether the defendant Wood id-or | t2¢ Tombs, on the charge of recklessly driving a | Sixty days. adway, between Park pe this number one-Nalf are from Germany, Foor-fifths | Promgnn, Of Golars ot gauons of their bonds. | cipient st AS far a it has been practicable, with- cid not, about the Lith Way, of Deceamber, Ins, | anav nny, “art through Mulberry stiely near Prines, | NAay soeey gad between Worth, and Leonard | of these are members of trade society catied the | TMA ialiren tet he oe gece thought of making | ontinterfering with any onanlar | Ci of Ne Dereon, Mien, beng (he Mayor or ‘he | ‘age, living at No- 141 Blizaneth street he ieealdto | (Ye, Forsyth stroct, between Rivtngton aa “United Cabinet Makers” of New York and vietnity. | a faise bond, as the revenue could not be defraaded | given my own time and attended up: or $35,900; time, 40 days. | The members of this association, in accordance with | !, that way. he Crosse: r, Barkett was resumed. nine and Kast river, | 4 resolution passed yesterday, may now be declared | ja. thong Nampa tion of ud’ only. brought in two Warrior, from Now. York d only (hiree men fit for Alder ’ 7 have received a fracture ton, to Lawrence Roc! Aldermen and Counciime: adopt the cture of the skull and other in- .. resolution {n- question and ie ge es showld | 211s, Which, it Is feared, will resiilt fatally, The ter Miohael Cronin ter fa ” . a . “) phagonert was com ad Mb y ih Over CO Che Rat rc a TUN aoe eyes Woman's injuries, wt 1 BWalt the result Of the | sb escixih street 16 Tenth venue te'E.y Quite, | On Batrike for an advance in their wages equal to baonds,""They were tobacco bons; he was a revenue | nuniber of Auserienn vowels, have prove Common Council as wou vore Im favor Of the same | EXOM: Law VioLaTons:—Casper Nubley, 40a Peart | *% S174 Lime, 400 dave. sp to | thitty Per cent, and yet tue domand cannot be con- | UrUKeE in May, 180. saath 1B, Gad dre. Luathoms Enppeninia to eae Tn the Atay niene, yeh itudulent agreement-| street: Wm. Stravel, 157 Chatham street; George | John O'Donnel, for 311-400. YAY 454 COVET® £0 | ‘gidcred unreasonable, inasmuch as the strikers only | gonted you with form 3, and. were accompanied by | this port, as almost ever wu we Mayor alone, ee ata Wa8 | smith, 181 Blizabeth street: John Borman, 155 Chat- ¢ block pavement in the following streets:— | ask tobe remunerated for their labor at the rates ee rabies ft ‘ou, and Ac date BS Reade ben Father) we tp be ie : 4 ae ol LM tiie 7 rn a part ot q ¥ hi own, clalined that the isaue | ham streets Henry Muller, 462 Pearl street, and My bay gt Ssh pak Case tae Loe a eee nares trade in 196-07, take the onih, did you of did you not administer |. ‘The mail packet which is to sail on the eth uae — Ld airy was whol Michach Eagan, southeast corner Whitehall and | days; Lexington avenue, from ity advent. to Twelve months ago the cabinet makers employed |} the oath? ¥ every siateroom aud verth engaged, so calor are ine protien Gf tae chee digctduea tr ths Water atrects, wore arraigned before Jus'ice Dowling | Sixty-sixth strect, to, Christopher Keyes, for $41,607, | 4n the manufactories of New York were patd on an | ‘The District Attorney—t object. We are not trying | people to getaways these teasona hedeciined to take ‘Tombs yesterday, on the charge of violating | tine 300 days; Forty-second street, from Madiacn to | ayetage $18 per week of sixty hours labor; but | the witness, ‘ho disease has made itt appearance at Matohoure, “Mr. O'Gorman Joft tie,court and a jury enag ai thie Excise law, and required to give $100 bail each | Fifth avenue, to Christopher Keyes, for $9,200 time | tis rate has been materially redueed fom a Question ruled out and exception taken. on the windw 1, and in Judge Cardozo ‘explained to thein “ihe fature oti toanswer before tle Court of General Sessions. RO days; Fifty-seventh atrect, between ‘heat ‘and | variety of canses, among which were the active ¥. Sanderson—What is the bevel of an excep- a a lft, th finding they were about to bring forward, une « OmAnoED wit Fonorny.—torace P. Whitney | Second avenues, to Mathew Baird, for $18,500, time | competition of the manufacturers, and subsequently | ton’ carring there. fhe ative days; seve at, be! i Cl jon among them to advane 0 The court—It is ein pect of a new trial. ‘ rooted them to Oud negatively Avou Ue issiins above | was aFrested fyesterday afternoon by Detective Rad- | ‘tenth avepines, 60 Christonnbe kenee er ast as Spreng tne marker end at the ame time redace the | Mr Sandersens-1e the desinion of UUs court suai? | povior in a sanitary point of tluioure were accordingly Gutéted bythe vig WC | ford, of the Central onice, on a charge of forgery, | time 300 days; Fifty.sorenth atrese, between Leet | price of labor. ‘The frst. reduction suoraitted tous | ‘The courtcTue decision of the court Is final. ere cite te atferent parts Of the | dings were accordingly a0 by the cle | preferred against him by G. P. Reod, of Magsillon, | avenitie and Fast river, to M. Baird, for $17,889, time Hie journeymen was equal to ten per cent. They Mr. Sanderson then attempted to show that the de- bn Usain in makes ve on io, ‘ThE prisoner, tt 18 sald, bought & bill od goad 200 days; Eighth street, from Virai’ avenue to avenne | were persuaded to accede to this abstraction from | fendant acted in good faith. CE bey E enity eh, and (ace ia the complainant, giving him @ cheek for the | A; to Charles Guidet, for $8,915, time 90 days; Porty- | their earnings of nearly two dollars per week by Q. After these bonds ayd forn ere executed usine s ly q nected ti vessels in the harbor. Heavy ant of the saie fh payment, aud whew Mr, Reed | sseond atrost, betweon Fighth and Tenth avenues, to | thelr employers on the ground that it was impos. | wiut was done with them? Olyected to. 44 | jwssuls am ine Ration, |i) | a SUPERIOR COURT—PART 2—TRIAL TEAM, Collision in the Channel and Lows of Live | o ct Joh for $51, tin i ; » | sible to make cabinet ods and offer them to the Q. Do you understand the y ieee ’ : Action for $5,000. Trai A Ane Guromounced, Wortaiens Tee eae | Rixen atrect between Second and Third agehuen 16 | public at the prices. which rated at the thae. This | A.<i can testify to what 1 Know. Aud promise & Yery anme crop Tor the nest Fra Before Judge Barbour. tion ocenrred ver a ear ago, Hat it is only withen Thomas Gearty, for $9,846, time 90 days; Third ave- hy otion Lad gy by — until the ee Q pee state Mb) sce .. eovens ial Lae pevine roe & feariui hurricanes for Une % We e "Ove! from. irteenth to Forty. succeede fair or false representations | persons coming up and giving bonds; rT WOLAS PRE. Uni Redecca Gray and Administratrts af Wilson vv, 1 \'* last few da mabe teed i iran te Peet butler, (OF $188,470, Lime TOs save, ee” | thin proftteas now to inquire wiich--tn cutting down | Adutuustered; dont remember te form of the onth. he pops COLA PURE, United totan Gott Gray, deceased, va, The National Steamship Navi- | ia the manner above atated. In Ee popes for paveinents the lowest bid was | the remuneration of the men sone tntre that which ~ Sanderson a a sno ee Oo ee afty thovenm ndot the te ronan boertias velepen gation Company.—This was an action to recover the for $3 the highest $5 70 the square yard. | was originally paid them. That is, from $18 the | was in the habit of going out to see three and four hundred thonsand, The ttacd hae THE ALLRORD CONFIDENCE SWINDLRS.—It Wil be | Hye brices varied betweou (hese limits most unac- | Compensation was gradually reduced to about ¢12— | sons mentioned in form 33 owned the property there ecollected thatthe Suaday H#RALY contained the par- | countably. ! in some few instances $16 being paid. This was, as | act forth. Suffered severely from choiwta on several ovcustons. sum of $5,000 damages sustained by plaintif in the