The New York Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1868, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1868.—-TRIPLE SHEET. mou uner instant in this case. He i ress Company, which was committed in the month | Mott street, was run over at the corner of Croaby and | force and more than offsets the sternness with which a NEW YORK CITY. | Se'tineriuteriner,rotved ito my fice widt | Or aay ats fall paronlar of whch appeared | Beso schy Tutday morning up lhe eny | fhe pac tare equeny found i neeenr oer — Kindness avo received from hima’ inanhood-sacit-re- | & the time in the Hxxaxp, came up im the 8u- | strvet. He was taken to the Central ofiee for sur- | the suffering imposed on inoffensive citizens through Newark. THE COURTS. spect and common decency require me to have Court, Chamber, ay mo! It wil | gical attention and afterwards taken home. the incompetency and in too many instances Tuf- | CruRcH DaDICATIOY.—The Fairmount Baptist nothing further to do with iim, ite ia here on my Bo remembered that © amount of bonds en- | | Mrs. Rose McManus, of No. 615 Fifleenth street, | flanly instincts of some members. hurch, on Bond street, was dedic: th sufferance, by my permission and no other. I tele- | trusted to the company for rtation wasatolen | broke her arm night by falling down stairs, churc! icated with appro- UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. hed to his superior officer at Washington yes- | from the com) ia safe on the Hudson River | She was taken to St. Luke’s Hospital, priate services of the usual character yesterday. AD : — fay as follows:— train, and subsequentiy suspicion, fell upon PAUPERISN IN NEW YORK STATE. te sermon was ably delivered in the after- The 2Aternal Revenue Investigation—A newer Naw Your, Sept. 8, 1868, Soones iH. Mi who LA an Ks. ‘The Come POLICE INTELLIGENCE. moon ey = fe Oe, bg) of Bedford street church, and inckley Demoralized—| . J AsHTO: = here ‘warrant! apprehensio! lew Yor! J.B. EI , preac! ally ad ben zemee 4 © | MPtrsonal relations witt Soller of interval Revenue are | which was lasued from the Court of General Sessions Letter from the Citizens? Association to the | tio’, ee hr GF Ouacige, peMncna® the evening. York Again?— Says He “Will Come to New As sue that I eannot Pablic—Investigation in the Field of Philan- | 411 gcep Fravp BY A TEUTON.—Yesterday a Ger- ‘ck with him ratio "A. Boling etal “You Swill oblige mo te 7 | and siened by Recorder Hackett, A requittion Wee | annxst ov BuROLAnS.—At an early hour yesterday Probable Collapse of the Case. ery | then ol from Secre' Sew: directed to thropi — Se eet: uch by deaignaiing some person to act in auch proseention- | Lord Monck, the in Secretary eer anada, who | Morning oflcer McKeown, of the Twenty-first pro- = elena bes to the pubite by the | 8% named Joseph Schwettzer, of No.3 Hays street, he United issioner Rollins, Dep- | wih him. The case Is sel down for tomorrow at twelve M. | i#8Ued his’ mandate for the arrest of Mar. | cinct, when trying the doors on his post, discovered wing lester, addensed Dr y was arraigned before Justice Milla to answer a Baten 0, Comens SAMUEL G, COURTNEY, United States Attorney. | tin. ‘The culare of the arrest of | that theside door of the store 401 Third avenue had | “!izens’ Association of New York, is of the deepest | charge of having obtained, as alleged, a large quan uty Commissioner Harland ana Deputy Collectors | wr, courtney, resuming—I will now read to the ‘Martin and Other parties in Canada suspected | yen broken open. On going inside he saw a man, | CONCern to this city and other large seaboard cities | tity of fumber from a dealer in East ‘Newark, named Smith and Haggerty.—This case, in which the de- | court the reply to that message:— es aia compenariice yere S60 Cxnination | Who subsequently gave his name as Henry Wiley, of | of the Atlantic and Pacific States. The movements | William H. McClave, under pretence that hé owned the house and lot where he resides. The property now appears to be his wife's, and Joseph is in- solvent. He was bailed for further examination. THE RECENT DROWNING ACCIDENT in the Passaic, a8 reported in yesterday’s H&RALD, continues to be the subject of much discussion, no less from the re- #pectability of the parties than from several unac- countable particulars of the sad affair. Mr. Haley, the mate of a schooner lying in the vicinage of the oceurrence, was an eye witness, and states that little or nothing was done by the people on board the colliding steamer—a propeller called the Pioneer, At all events, the whole atfuir was kept a profound secret until late on Tuesday, Yesterday the body of Mr, Jerolamon was recovered, but that of his female companion yet remained undiscoyered up to last evening. The County Physician has been notified, aud @ coroner's inquest will be held to-day. Trenton. fendants are charged with conspiracy to defraud the Wasmina’ D.o., 1868. 218 Chrystie street, endeavoring t> get out of th oy h the taternai reve. | 78:0, Counrway, Esq (uited statea Bistict Rtiotngy -— | 12 the lan courts, was surrendered to the | Siow into the back yard, whence he might get to United States government through the ‘Your telegram rectiv fact of Beptember 24178 im: | United States authorities on a criming’ Drooper | whe street, but before he could reach the latter th Due tax on whiskey, was resumed yesterday at n0OD, | poses upon you the diy of prosecuting in your district ail On his way to this-city in the Sustody of the proper | ee er arrested Rice’ On eect eet ce er the elinquents for crimes and offences cognizable under the | officer he was intercepted by the Sheriff of ao 4 ig him burglars Mr. Binckley and United States District php rs of the United, States The ee ten the Prosecution county and arrested by him under @ civil process ee ane ay Lt are Smather with . ainst the ed fi district ‘in; wer sl Courtney appearing for the prosecution and A" | ‘ih Mr, f.'A. Holine devolved Yherefore by law on you, and | taken out by the express company, who, it appear | taentiged, : Ws Sit tai Bedgwick and Mr. White for the defence. Th | this office cannot relieve you from the duty. Mr. Binckley ri ~ elve | Rot been omployed by tle Atto1 General, nor, so far came up yesterday morning on the return of a writ BoaRDING House TuErT.—Jacob Schnabel, Christo- time appointed for the examination was tw this ofice te ppriand by nay cad of depaitmedt to assist | of habeas corpus served on the Sheriffof Cayuga | pyer Wicbler, Rennard Gross, Edward Otto and Yeloc! Mr. Sedgwick | you in thi 4 It - orci, but ab that time, uy foveronted | (oehy yreursrtteateeyinais Remenarnny | coumby vo proguce the ody, of Martin tm, COW ig | willam Wirt, al Germans of youthful appearance, inokle: United States ax of po ems nur ia the Tn- | was heid under a civil process issued by a cvurt of | living at the boarding house, No. 137 Pitt street, ap- who was present. By and by Mr. Bi 'Y | ternal! Revonue office, seems to me to be without warrant of competent jurisdiction. W. H. Howe, for Martin, nal Jounged in, looking uncomfortable and wearing asort | Precedent or law, ‘Aoing Atioroey Geaea contended that it was a breach of faith with the Ca: | Pet'potice (orig iy treatin a of sangfroid, He sat down and stroked hisbeard | yr, Conrtney (resuming)—That man has been here | BAdlan goverument to claim the surrender of & | also of the same nationality, who ad been ‘a fellow. their respec- 4 ted of an offence within the treaty Hareb ith his hand, at a quarter past twelve all the coun- | on my sufferance. ‘That sufferance I now withdraw reon Suspec Y | boarder with them, of breaking opei ie ana pera ‘And it was remarked that ig | from this Instant: I cannot, with any regan for my | £0F the surrender of fugitives ona Retanite Pie. | tive trunks on Monday las¢ while they were absent, wel were not p! phen teio rs manhood—my self-respect could not’ permit me—to -_ ae u i Hon ceases A pains tim arrestad under and stealing therefrom coats, pants and vests to the seemed as if there was “a somewhere. | have anything further to do with this man. I found | Hon of the Uni oe value of $102, ‘The clothes Were subsequently found Shortly afterwards the presiding Commisstoneren- | him insulting and overbearing, and after all the in- | 9,C!Vil process procured in connection with the | at various pawn shops by officer Fanning, who had on the part of the association, when developed, will inaugurate great changes conducive to the abate- meut of pauperism in this State:— CrrizENs' Assocation oF New York, #13 Broadway, Sept. 8, 1868. Citizens’ Association, among ite suse of good government, has hail oc- casion to Investigate carefully the whole field of phllanthropto Inbors in this clty, Including private as well as pubile chari- ties. From the best information that the associagion has been able to obtain it has concluded that not leas than 85,0000 are annually expended in this cliy for diiferent b and philauthropie objects. If the expenditure of 80 um Were made upon the sound business principle of th ients to help themaclves—that ia, to place oved surroundings tyat they would be able to gain their own livelihood, aud thu be converted into pro- ducers—the great burdens of pauperism could soon be re- moved, In this cou #0 boundless and whe tite land le waiting f y, wliere tho elements of wealth aro hundreds of millions of acres of fer- © hands to enitivate and develop riches, poverty and want among able bodied men and alleged original offence. The Court ordered the este air oc oy 3 r should be unknown, and they will be unknown when take his seat at the same table with Mr, Binckley, his | ofticer, and that telegraphic despatch is the answer; | the meantime, = answer the charge at the Court of General Sessions, rtaint y i man named Clarke, while under the influence of associate. and the Court will see by looking at the whole matter COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM, without bail, drink, entered the shop of a barber named At the opening of the court Mr. Binckley rose and | that the reason I give for coming to this conclusion pers ty which it fat THe Drowstna or A BLACKWELL'S ISLAND ‘y e design . stated that he was suifering under some embarrass- | is correct. Iam willing to receive aid and assist- elforts to relieve. The indolent, the vicious and the thriftiess | Thudentum and becoming troublesome the proprie- C3 1 4 r ‘he Telegraphing “Floating Pen” Litigation. | Kunrrn.— UL supe o1 all drift towards large cities to. prey upon the industry and | tor undertook to gect him, when Clarke, it Is alleged, meiit in the case owing to the fact that as yet no | ance in the caso from anybody who will aid | 7" souling nore sda F John M. Gilfillan, Deputy Superintendent | Fo ital they and contralized there, “ew York has gated tor | severely assaulted him about the face, producing. ai deiluite plan upon which the prosecution was tobe | me in good faith; but, your Honor, I can- Betore Judge Barrett. of Blackweli’s Island, arrested on suspicion of | herself a widespread reputation for unbounded liberality, | ugly wound, A warrant was issued for his arrest. conducted had been, ‘agreed upon between him- nots-oven though oficial decapitation stands | Hidden vs, Littie-—This case, iuvolving disputes | paving been instrumental in the late drowning of | This reputation bas brought thousands to her doors aceking | “CosmmoN COUNCIL.—At & meeting of the Common uN ied States — Distric ey. ey r a ures saint tatnes oe ‘ weliane pelr share, who remain an annual burden very heavy to bo Fe eee tates letrct Ate eT acti int toa ed Met | about patents for submarine telegraphy, was again | JamesNoonan, a keeper on the island, after an ex- | boruer “Enlost means sre taken to overcome ini tendency | Counell of this eliy, held on Tuesday evening, ar- the case were very great, and he desired that the | my manhood, my character, my integrity assailed | called up. ‘The motion was to vacate an injunction | amination before Judge Kelly, of the Fourth District | Moi.) pe perietualing great evils aud renvering thet | yongementa were made for the erection of a new basis pen. mnths ons was i be conducted | by bey Lanta cae jam mere ie reeecnke piiscase, which had been granted restraining the defendant | Police Court, bh Only two wit ro has wisely ordained that man, throu Almshouse. The site chosen fs in the Seventh ward, should be fixed. For that purpose {t was to a great | and J intend, by the blessing of God, to finish it and sano Sakai “goating N nd herson, rallthat is necessary fo 3 sais bloc Apis aabbnghe: extent necessary that heshould have the opportunity | get. through with it faithfully; butlam nos here | 0M all interference with @ patent for a “doating Ree rite All that tends to stimulate bita to and cost $5,500. The Recelver of Taxes acknow- to communicate or confer with his superiorsat Wash- | and do not intend to be used for the purpose of | Pen.’? Application was made by the plaintiff's coun- good, and nll that tends to Weaken and es the receipt of $145,600 during the past month, ington, and he therefore asked that the further | aspersing or injuring the character of any guiltless | Sel for an adjournment, upon the ground that Mr. | this place abou he repeehoperpd airiany Seta tin oe se for the purpose of paying off the bonds raised mination of Witnesses be adjourned until the perton, however high or however low his position in | Seward (who had been retained as counsel for the | turn w tie i having v in quest of HABIG those. 40° fade g the war. Appropriations of * nst ife may be. Iam not here to submit testimony ob- | Plaintiff) had not returned from Europe. pseidy Mra. Co testi- ) each were voted a3 a subsidy to ‘ounsel for defendant, opposed the Ux-Judge White, connsel for the defendants, then | taned—for what purpose I will not ne Edwin Jame 8a) the Chief Mngineer of ‘ire Department and’ bia frose and stated that he was surprised at the r but obtained through the channel of thieves, p y- | application, he injunction restrained his client never be too tivo assistants respec! This 1s @ new grant fp tions made by the gentieman In regard to his relations Eee and villains, Itis within the memory of all | from negotiating for the sale of the patent, which | shore Noonan t hiut there was a bo; \ n for a subs: connection with the department. The net valuation ‘with the prosecuting officer; but it was one of those | here present, as it, in fact, only occurred afew days | Was of great value and was being tested on subma- | and, on turning around to look, that he at gloating population cen- | of the personal and real estate of ‘Trenton 1s esti- unfortunate events which could not always be anti- | ago, where a public oficial, through the same means | Tine lines in this country and in England. and asked Nounan to catch it, wh fil our charitable Inadtuttons and | Wated at $11,564,520, The amount of taxes to be apy The € rt gi cipaied. For himself he did not propose to consent | and in the same way, by gomg before a com- nted a postponement until Wednes- | tempted to do, and in ated for Slate purposes is $19,966; for county vat, PRE £ throug! o1sand channels prop) to any adjournment, and if Mr. Bukley wanted | missioner. and procuring affidavits of that de- | day next, the case to be heard peremptorily. cipilating both into the w 1 for help, ith not in the way purposes, $93,452. any brains pig pd ba oars kd pcg ie a@ high public tga en Lang dragged erevieeenrsee ps hich brought Mrs, ge The their assistance, but too | from npc oy + yooal pee ~ CRE ae ie soe of professional men in the city who could furnis efore the court to auswer charges thus pre- ua AR—TH k ate to rescue Noonan, who was drowned, while he | BPd consumers ible be ebanitia all’ ahe ose . y cE} ¥ UG) 5) them, Ilia (Mr, White's) clients were charged with | ferred against him, ‘Then tt was found that Vem ial aasl el was nearly uncouscious when taken ott of the | Chi" inrentn pape ble of enabling alt the men, women THE MURDER AT POUGHKEEPSIE. very graye otfences, and it was his duty, in their be- | the parties who had made these affidavits haa done SuPREME COURT—CHAMBERS.—Nos. 88, 54, 64, 71, | water. Tis is undoubtedly a true statement of the | the kind of relief which duty and common gense dictate to Se re en half and in the interest of justice, to demand that | so for the paltry sum of fifteen dollars apiece. 3 132 case. Both men as faras known were on the most | us to render, and this kind of help should be furnishes POUGHKERPSIE, Sept. 9, 1868, this trial should go on to a final determination or | Those individuals are now within the custody of the TAL TERM.—Nos. 65, 66, 67, 69, | amicable us. Tie body of Noonan las not yet | every person standing ia need of it. Animated by these cc The murder inthe highway last night is the all- that the parties accused should be discharged. This | law, and at the next term of the court will be placed | 69, 7 3, 7 }, 78, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, $4, | been recove alder ations the anes Jation act Htoalf earnestly to work 8! ry las ig! gentleman had only just returned from Washington, | in a position where they will be punished for and | 85, 86, 87, $8, 89, 90, 91. BURGLARY AND RoppERy IN CANAL STREET— Soe moans fe Seatac ce Roache teene ean ee A absorbing topic of conversation here to-day. Tho and the reason of this opposition to his motion was | have time to reflect upon thelr crime. Having said wae Das ae a eke p leatete Bureau, July 1, 1868, by the Commissioners of Charities aud | full particulars are as follows:— obvious. He no doubt had his headquarters some- | this much I submit to whatever disposition of this mo- wR BREAKING Ovr or A Sror#.—Late in the afternoon | ¢, n, upon the following general plan recommended by Early on Tuesday morning Mr. Miller, one of the ‘where, where he could have drawn up his afidavits | tion your Honor may think fit, but will state that I am CITY INTELLIGENCE. of the 2d inst., some theives entered the store of the ssocinifon, vi. ae enter ges ; é cf > meer a me Ms. pa aah re : ; " ,, a Rooks are opene: office of tho Commtsstoners, in e p and prepared himself for the prosecution of the case, | ready to proceed with it at once. The case depends MES tUE: 3 Messrs. Wagner, Schneider & Co., 185 Canal street, | »ipks.are, opened at the office of tho Commissioners, in | proprieto au y ‘83 he hart time to do; but instead of that he suddenly | mainly upon tho testimony of Gopp, who has been . surprises the whole community with thess Yeribig | subpenaed and will be here, or willbe brought here | THB WEATHER Yrstznpay.—The following record | unobserved and secreted themselves In the upper revelations. He therefore protested against any ad- | in a few moments, and then of Mr. McHenry, who is | will show the changes in the temperature during the | part of the premises, where they remained till all seaeaisent, antaaked that the case be allowed to go ae ening now vacated his chair for the pur- | Past twenty-four hours, the indications given by the | was quiet. Late at night the thieves secured silk Commissioner Guttman—ts this difference between | pose of addressing the Court, when Judge White ob- | thermometer at Hudnut’s pharmacy, 213 Broadway, | reps, valued at 1,500, and opening tne front door yourself, Mr, Binckley, and the District Attorney such Jectea to his being allowed to bo atall, and | Heraxp Bullding:. with the key, which was left in the oflice, escaped ‘as to materially interfere with the adequate prosecu- | Binckley retorted ‘You had better object.” Bridge streets, accompanied by three men, left Poughkeepsie to go to Beekman to put up two monu- ments for Mrs. Noxon at that place. The work being done they left for home, passing through the village of Manchester about half-past nine o’clock last night. When between Adams’ brick yard appiteants for employment, their plac nativity, gth of residence in the city, trade or vocation, whether Jor single, the number of peraons dependent upon support, and the health, age and sex of each of such cord is male of applicants for laborers, of thelr resi- dences, the kinds of, Iabor required, the nationality, wex and age of the persons desired, whether married or single, with or without families, and the limit of time from date of appli- with thelr plunder. Missing the goods the follow- tion of the interests of the government? Mr. White here requested the Commissioner to , the re narwe 5 cation in which such persons inay be forwarded, The ex- | 80d Manchester they met @ team containing a respectfully, it is. trict Attorney had concluded to withdraw it; an + Nothi coyote ng treet Appileation for them, ¢ ¥ o Mt . Sedgwick hero rose and said he had been | asked District Attorney Courtney if he intended to | Average temperature till yesterday morning, when Captain Garland and he association is making arrangements to secure the ore after they had passed this team they met a man ganization of similar bureaus in the principal oft towns on the Atlantic slope, and respectfully invit eration from all who approve of and feel an intel nt undertaking. ‘The Governors of ve cordially endorsed the pl Governor Fletcher, of Missouri, rema furnish homes for fifty thousand at on: child, of Wisconsin, in commending the sult dought is « triple blessing to your elty, to the poor whora s help and to the States whose development you thus forward.” A cordial invitation to all t# respectfully given to examine in detail Into the plans of the association. It ts be- lieved that the heavy tax now imposed upon capital and labor by efforts at temporary relfef can be removed and the best intereats of those to be relieved ut the same time promoted, To show the necessity for a change the followihg figures are taken from the State cengus of, 1886:—Paupers and persons relieved tempor: 8,558, Hence ¢ whole population of tho Stave of New ork of 8,427,818,one. inhabitant in thire teen was either a pauper or had been ‘the recipient of charity during the year. After making the most liberal allowance for all those cases in which persons were counted two or threo timen, we figures aro most startling. Tk must also be remembered that very many were relieved by private chariy, whose names were never reported, a1 apa the number thus relleved would oifvet those counted more than once in the above estimate. Tn thia connection, the following extract from Governor Mor. e:—It appears from y of State that during the year ‘was granted by the public in 260,155 cases, equal to seven and four-tenths per cent of the entire population, at an expense of #1401001 24, OF those relleved foriy-one per cent natives of this country, and forty-nine per cent going towards Manchester who was very drunk, oF else acted 80 on = He caught hold of tho wagon and kept hanging on to it for some distance. Finally Mr. Miller told him to get out of the way or he would get run over, but he still kept hold. At this instant one of the occupants of the wagon, named Henry Keren, either jumped out or was ulled out (Mr. Miller informs us that it is impossible to tell which), and in @ moment after Keren was heard to say, ‘My God! I’m stabbed.” ‘At this instant Mr. Miller jumped from the wagon— the assassin still standing near his victim. Mr. Miller got his whip, and, seeing how matters stood, struck the man a heavy blow on his head with the butt of it. He reeled for an instant, and then, drop- ping an umbrella which he had, started on a keen run toward Manchester, He was pursued some dis- tance by Mr. Milier, who, 80 much exeited over what had occurred, left the pursuit and cane back to the wagon, when it was found that Keren was mor- tally injured, all his tatestines protruding from a horrible cut in the abdomen, He was put in the Wagon, brought to this city afd taken to his resi- dence, over Hepasienecke stove store. Dra. Payne and Cooper were called, but they found the unfortu- nate man beyond the reach of medical skill, and he shortly after expired. The wound was on the left side of the abdomen, and was pronounced a most horrible ono indeed. Keren was a married man and instructed to appear here for Deputy Internal Revenue | prosecute it or expected to prove any of the ‘Average for Tuesday. Sears tree Eo SE en eateN coetalierhoe: Gommuasioner Hariend, for the reason that the wis- | charges. HARLEM Bripar.—The new Harlem Bridge ta be- | Session of George Dutsch & Soloman H. Goodman, ness McHenry had testified to certain things con- The District Attorney replied that he expected to a 14 ge doing business as partners at 422 Fourth avenue. cerning Mr. Harland for which Mr. Harland intends | do so by the testimony of Goppe ing painted a light drab color, rendering it much | Onicer Martinot accordingly visited the premises of % ao Be Reengnaliie. Roe witness, in ‘a t pala atyatps ra iba tinag grr Ko me eX of ee more attractive in appearance, Messrs. Dutsch & Goodman, and in ina hall bea- rords, ha committer as 6 defence alleged Importance 0! he case he thoug! je interests 0! B: URS : v 1% ~ 4 Perjury, and “he would be proceeded against on | the government would be best subserved by an ad- |, HXCURSTON OF TIE CHUNCH OF TIE TRANSFIGURA- | Foor) ote Ae erm Mr. Darsehe aad he ob- buch @ charge. The case throughout was without | journment, more especially as there seemed to be a 5 ‘cursion fe members of the Raman | rained the goods from a man signing his name as bared oS BY tet Dee ae oie el Gimerenoe: between the two law officials of the govern- | Catholic Church of the Transfiguration, which had | «Captain Jenckes,” to whom he advanced $400, and ve, r. Binckley nevel any ol ment - been postponed in consequence of the unfavorable | was unaware they had been stolen till seeing them Teng able {0 convice these parties or prove.,te | Mr Gedgwick called. fhe Commisstonate attention’ |: condition of the weather, will positively take place | advertised in the Huns. yesterday morning, when charges made against them of any criminal offence. | to the fact that there were not * two law officials” of | to.day, ‘The scene of the reunion of the congrega- | he called opon Mr. Julius Stroheim, a member of the It was originated merely to eitect other objects, of | the government present, as it had been shown by | tion will be Jones’ Wood. victimized firm, and claimed the reward ($500) which Mr. Binckley was aware, and t bring odium | the telegraphic despatch that Mr. bBinckiey SLiGHT Firg.—About half-past one o'clock yester- | Wilch had been offered. Mr, Dutsch and his part- upon some of the perieed charged; and his object | had no ht to appear in the case, ex- 5 i alf-pi me o'clock yt ner were arrested and taken before Justice Hogan, now in asking this delay was merely to put off and | cept upon the sufferance of the District day a fire occurred on the first floor of 296 Cherry | when Mr. Strolieim preferred a charge of burg! lary delay the case so that his object, which was simply | Attorney. | That permission the | District. At- | street, occupied by H. Livenhasse as a distillery, It | against them, from the fact tiat the goods were one of scandal, might have time to take due effect. | torney would not give, and Mr. Binckley was there- | was extinguished With trifling damage. found in thelr possession. The defendants, who A more hybrid, mongrel and contemptible charge, | fore without any standing incourt. Mr, Sedgwick de- hen igre Draitan Th mctal tea | Claun to be Innocent of any guilty intent ‘in the without form and without substance, never came | sired, therefore, that the examination be proceeded AE Ca’ ISEASE.. was unoMcially reported | Tatton. ‘were held for an examination before Justice under his (Mr. Sedgwick’s) observation. He | withasamatter of justice to the parties who had | to the Board of Health yesterday that a herd of | jiogan. was willing, in charity, to believe that the | been charged and who were now under the imputa- | nineteen cattle had arrived exhibiting some signs of salad entleman’s” Knowledge of the law was suf | tion of crlme, aud as the District Attorney Was | disease, and 60 ordered to quarkniinie. ens convince him o! wrong | ready. 3 and hyp aoe ies reer panes be io The Commissions Sioushe ae wera pe MEFTING OF NEWSDEALERS,—A regular meeting of " create scandal. irst it was cl ed that | gravity o! e case, an journment woul - | the Newsdealers’ Union was held last evening at 76 " Binckley had no authority to conduct prosecutions | visable under the existing circumstances. Pine street, Mr. H. 0. Murphy presiding. A Naso The Case of Justice Hogan vs. Officer John for the United States, and that fact was communi- Mr. White again addressed the court, asking that Rec eiater tie o Hamblin, of the Fourth Precinct. cated to the Secretary of the Treasury, who in- | the case be put on examination, and when he had | Was read from the committee that visited Boston to ‘The Board of Police met yesterday for the trial of POLICE TRIALS. gem " 19 report of the Secret x structed confer with the publishers, giving a very flattering were foreigners, While in twenty years, from 1831 to 1661, | Jeaves a wife and three children tn destitute circum- 1789 the inws of the United Svates, made, or tote: rer pioekley rose to say something, but statement of the reception they received and of the | complaints agalust police officers, The cases were pa pereciee ge caly aixty-ane per cent: | stances, He eame froin New York, having been em- sponable prosecuting officer Jn this matter, If a ur. White again Honk a arnt. and anid, “lt e aoe es tae span nc cote enios, of New | ail of minor importance except that of officer John | and six per cent, In 181 there was oue person relieved to Plo ed Bre aes oa, for & aoe Re gue urtney afterwards associat re ickley wit! lease your Honor, object is man ing any- ad every one hun renty- ata; in one him tad might alter the case. somewhat, but Tne Te- Paing here. He is only an tnterloper.”” a Sd ‘THe New YORK TRADE SALB OP BOOKs.—The an- Hamblin, of the Fourth precinct, arraigned on a fogrery tatrtp-nine; Ie } 1861, one to every twenty-four, aud in | drunkenness and intended to rob some of the ovcu- Pants of the wagon; also that he might have had ac complices near at hand. The assassin is known, be- on qagetey, in the store of Mr. Bauer, corner of Main and Britge streets. He is employed D. Though many persons doubtless received relicf in more than ene ie, and Wherefore appear repeatediy inthe returas, and man: ‘persons were not paupars Ordinary sense of the word, it te atill clear that the ovil & msible and only individually competent officer in Mr. Binckley (with blandness in his tones)—Tho charge of grossly improper conduct and bearing to- Ge oasa wea the Diseies Atigeoay, How. we inve.t gentierian weed not fear, I do not mean to tell any- | MUS! fall trade sale of books, stereotype plates and | Waray Justice Hogan, tho merits of which have subordinate counsel in the case getting up here and ty on him just now. stationery, by auction, will begin to-day at the new already been to some extent discussed in print, this See a ee ee Dinaine Atectony in reeand a3 White (not 80 Dlandiy, but inclining rather to | rooms in Clinton Hall, continuing dally in the order | proceeding having originated in the published report the irate)—I ou and ail your gang (thumping ‘4 3 at nin, great and increasing one, which ntly domandsa remedy. | at the Manchester paper tniils, His name is Duyvel. the case, and that he wanted that difference of | bis dst on the table). Se eee eric ring of each Gay, The frst catte | 10 the police news columns of the dally papers of | ,,it would Mibur appear tint notwituutanding. the vbenetfas The atmuir created much excitement when it becamé opinion referred to some superior authority. They || Mr. Binckley not resumed his seat and at- | iozue comprises nearlyffive hundred closely printed | the strange behavior of the oMcer at the time re | school system, notwithstanding the increased faciiiuies among | Mr “Miller wo ne areata St a late hour last night, had had all the time they wanted, and now to ask an | tempted again to. address the court, but Mr. Bedg- eae Rrat nore Lien inay be gathered srom iis | ferred tovnow the subject of complaint, ‘The follow. | ts for general’edueation nn rapid progress of our coune | Mt. ays ho Delloves it ise had not struck adjournment of eight days was something in viola-*} wick interposed an objection. RG ‘of the extensive character of the sale. ing are the specifications presented to the Board for try, patiperism, which through these instrumentalites should | the manas he at “he would have stabbed him reduced, has increased ten-fold; that ts, there'are ten paupers to-day where there was ono to the same number years, Of persons thirty-eight yeiurs ago. While in thirty-four froke Teal to 1685, the Population focreased only hinety gent, pauperiam ‘increased, in the eam period, a at afae er cent tinsaid that recently sixty thousand persone were out of em- too. Officers Hamiin, Vandervort, Halsted and Fur- man immediately procured carriages and stat for Manchester, and after some trouble succeeded in arresting Duyvel, Who was asleep at his boarding . house, He was brought into town, reaching here about half-past two o’clock this morning, and safely lodged in jal, The Knife with which the deed was tion these def 13. a ley asked that the court would define his . a cies pececapern roan! and sad the esi had bees in this roceeding, but the court evidently | AN ENGINE WiTHOUT FUBL.—The Sctentific Ameri- neon ey cig ee aE ral aa salu NE ‘been pleased to speculate on what he considered | th t he ought to have understood his P eos by | can of this week gives an account of experiments. (foarion 1. in this that said John Hamblin, while ‘Were the motives which induced him (Binckloy) to | this time and did not wish to hurt his feelings; #0 | now in progress by Captain Ericsson tn the con- | before Justice Hogan, at the First Distro, Potion Sour, de> e] o * roper mani ord and action, eae eae nal won evidence whieh Wee tn aise: & | The Oomiaissioncr said he would hear'what Mr. | struction of @ solar engine to be driven by alr | And versed ¥ ive proper oawer to quentiona propannied and refused to scant roceeding heated by the direct action of the sun’s raya, which } to bim by said Justic ployment fn this city, while dour was $14 per barrel and while sgendal aS ahs, a TS ne wees tr Sa Binet Tapeiny ald en an gryicais owen that in his | makes three hundred revolutions = minate with- coursend ‘on the afternoon of pent Inillions of acres of | fertile lands fa the West are waiting for | committed was found, and is now in possession of geemed to him that it was monstrously scandalous | opinion, according to the best belief and knowledge | out the consumption of any fuel whatever. The in- | | 2 In Sere ee eg wig tek Il ny Ree ol Pe AM Rg ry oue-balt of our population | the police. Duyvel gave evidence of being much in- For the gentleman to make such au argument, ‘Now | he could form, tere wos abundant evidence to | Fentor aaeria that before the closo of the prosent | over winert Naewnnstt tata tent Vouk sears | twenty tte pet cenat ihe, pOptelionauonk'os thus cone | txieated at the time, he (Binckley) had not spoken for the press or for the | sustain all the charges before the court now, | season bread will be baked from flour ground by the feof an advertisement algnel “Oficer | centrated; the remainder sliouid be distribvted over the WESTCHESTER INTELLIGENCE, Pronic.—The Sabbath school connected with the Episcopal church at tye hold thelr annual picnic to- day on Milton Point. POLITICAL.—A democratic meeting was held at Portchester on Tuesday evening and a young mens Seymour and Blair club organized, New Cnvurci av Ky&.—The new house of worship erected for the Hpiscopal congregation at Rye 1s rapifly approaching completion and will be ready for worship about the middie of the mouth, Masonic.—A Royal Arch Chapter of Free Masons has been organized in Mount Verno The officers are as followe:—J. H, ¢ , M. E. Win. Pinek- ney, King; W. A. Seaver, Scribe; G. D.’ Pond, Secre- tary; T. H. Johnson, Treasurer. Arremrt TO Ros A Floves.—An attempt was made on Tuesday evening to enter and rob the house of productive portion of the soll. The Association ts of the opinten that pauperism should be dealt with In an enlarged and intelligent spirit of prevention Father than by ineffective attempts at veinporary reli the gifted miuda of the wise, and the sheltering arms ot strong should be directed to me xrent ends; am! ‘also, that by judicious arrangements all who require 're!tef should re- ceive it without taxing labor with additional burdens, 'No practical elevation of man can be effected’ without Jevatlig bis surroundings. There ia room enough for ail, ere is plenty for all and life may be made » great biessing to al, 1? we only use viitey te atnple provisions the Diviue Parent has made for all H Ricuanp M. Henny, Secretary. any’ ‘of Sunday, Angust I yublic ear sO far in thing he done, Atthe | and a great deal more was known to the | new motor. Join Hamblin, Fourth precinet,” in. disrey ‘of General R time, if he ougnt he‘case and Un pablle District Attorney—the names of the witnesses, JOHN ALLBY.—It 18 understood that John Allen, | Order No. 469, probibiting members of the force correspond- jail ol TO) Ath lice business without iealol ae Wi by whom he was op) aud for was mo- | from the Acting Attorney General of tho ited | missionaries of Dover street) been “converted,” is ‘The following is the advertisement above referred ae eee een oe a ee eee ae Ravina tie, mati OF Ue | en cn rearing tonr and exist im | oz rson within the sound ot 0 Tr nec ‘ ” No Mesos thas he ead beep abode under very great lnatter brought ‘pefore the heads of the government, | 8¢!f a8 the “Wickedest Man in van York.” Johnny, Tee ie Fe oaeatT win ade hen obstacles in all he had done. He must say he could | He knew not, however, w what representations | as the “converted and saved,” and his Bohemian Trebave ‘clvil_ and respectful towards Justice Hogan; Not proceed with that propriety with which the caso | by the District Attorney that reply was given. He | friends of the Church and the press will make money | ju. javing received information leading to the should be brought up. In @ case now ou record in inckley) had come here only to do his duty, and he | out of the speculation; for who that has not seen the | purgiar, from a source peculiar to detectives, I deemed tt this court the gentieman (Mr. Sedgwick) comes in fad done it inst all the dimMiculties he had met. | keeper of a Water street bagnio would hesitate to | impoliticto f ‘Mr. Justice Mogan a dime novel mint of now and aunounces himself as counsel for one of tho | He had at d with all his might against ther | give a quarter of a dollar to look at and hear him | the ceived my pmen, Staking it sudicient Parte The gentleman then goes on io say openiy | (thumplug the table with his knuckles); he had | talk. Properly managed Johuny and his coadjntors gt gry eny ors ag he yn nmol a pana hat he is going to institute another action against rows it the good fight,” and his record was clear. | could before the Ist of January pick up the snug lit- mp that to be a malicious 7 another party, who is a witness in the case. He | It was in no Way injured, and when it came to that tle fortune of $100,000 before the curiosity of the tion L intend bringing an acti J asked the Court now if that tement couldibear | he would sit down, but frightened he never would | people was satiated. n, where he may prove in open court, if be can, what + other construction than that of an attempt to any o wantonly pubiisiod. Respectfully, 4 Surcipz.—About half past one o'clock yesterday | be bas eo wan ‘Oiider JOHN HAM LIN, F iti pedetnee, Sear OtENEr OF ee acetone toed aviaetee He shen sok ee and the District Attorney afte Gerard Van Kit, a tailor, sixty years of Dicer JO) rt) ‘ourth precine Justice Hogan testified—Oficer Hay, of the accessible, and many persons who could give Mr. Binckiey came again like a bolt and “would | age, born in Germany and residing on the top floor | Tweuty-sevenih precinct, brought @ prisoner before regard: what the District Attorney” —— BON . | me, Whom the ofiicer said he had arrested on a or near SOE eee eee eee eo nesict attorney ‘declined vo answer any im. | ° te ‘enoment house No. 275 Mulberry street, com. | Thi 7s of burgiary, committed at No, 67 Cortlandt um Epitor or tam New York Herat. With rilele in your tsnue of yeater- ebildren, 7 K COOPER, President. UMTED STATES NAVAL HOSPITAL. The chief surgeon, Dr. Horwitz, of the Naval Medi- cal Department, Washington, made a general inspec: tion of the United States Naval Hospital in Brooklyn yesterday, and pronounced a yery favorable impres- seapensna. oie a A pertinent questions,’ mitted auic!> by shooting himself through the hend | siveet, upon information furnished Lim by officer | sion upon everything he saw. Dr. Palmer, and the | afr, W, 11, Stillwell, adjolning the rattroad depot at decided upon his duty as between himself, is coun. |. Binckley requested the Court to “take notice of | With a pict. aa Seated An the privy i} jabiin, of the Four.h precinct; 1 asked him if he | agsistant surgeons acting under him, deservo the | portchester. The operations of the rogues awoke try and his God, and determined to do'that duiy | that—ne declines,” and ion of the A yew quiite dead ‘when discovered, | #d any evidence against the man on which to make | bnege credit for the exceltent condition 1a which | some of the family, und oa tnaking an examination Without fear, whatever the consequences. Dut he | ‘The District Attorney procesded to say that for | Sion of th gn 32. ie mca ye a compaint, and he told me he had not; that Hamblin it was discovered that tucy had pried open # second found no friend within reach of his voice and many | every witness whom Mr. Binckley had named a sub- | the ball having entered (hrough the lett temple, the d all ihe evidence; be Wanted me t6 hold the pris | this institution is at present foand. Since the order | Yiory window. who were ready to embarrass him, But it would not | peena had been issued and she inost of the parties Fe yp common, Bing ernee ¥ peeearotes from r until Hamblin A ould come, bat fils T refused for reducing the number of the ships and seamen on | “ntprrges ow Powrereert.—The Board of Trus- : ‘ 0 ended; those who hi ot _conld easily be - 4 ~ J gfe LA to do, and told him to tak m bac 10 #1 state ts i RE: (TCIESTE! pe 8 wre ate T He soci hot ian Ha te era te cttond. Whether thistease | near him. He leaves awife and one child, The | lcs “ha when he had any evidence of ihe man's | foreign stations the hospital has not'been near 60f4ll | togs of Portchester lield a meeting on Monday qven- alied when he knew he was right, and he wanted | should be concluded to-day or to-morrow or to-mor. | Coroner was notified to hold an inquest. uiit fo bring him back and’ T would take hia com- | as it was at tho commencement of this year. The | ing, 4 resolution was adopted to flag the walks hat heard. At the opening of the case he had stood | row week he proposed to go on with it now and Fuxerat ov Henny C, Lyox.—The remains of } plaint; 1 was see a = neg ioe wards are now about equally divided between sailors | 914 set the gutter stones on Main street, below the up in this court to Drosecute and) assist of Was Ls | een acker Wi the Coure piense decide my | Henry ©. Lyon, the particulars of whose untimely | tin’ Gime to, court and asked imi | @Nd marines, All the ordinary seamen, landsinen, | liverty pole, where the owners of property have ey in the midst, of ft vsounsel had teased him aod | status in this proceeding? The gentleman said in a | “eath are still fresh in the recollections of the readers,} wij: was in this case; he said be could,| firemen and coal passers, who have oeen | hoglected to do the work as ordered, annoyed him and cast upon him aspersious which he | previous examination that I was his superior in | of the HERALD, were yesterday consigned to thelr | not tell me; | wanted to know why he arre cd the | jnyalided home within six months, received HARLEM River AND PoRTonEsTBR RAtRoaD.—A could hardiy bear. But ail st Waa Incapable of | charge of oe case and tt Nal nd - a hevspapers. | last resting place. The funeral service at the rest- pian, Std be rope eT isla titre, inan’s Me) tneir discharges a8 rapidiy as they wero | meeting of the directors ot the Harlem River and rpose cl me . Courthey—I shor <0. 1064 Weat Pifite ‘o give that information; fi ould ne : hp ol Y ae ee Ha eeinonl Teapoeablllty and.oc Nis Wonor to tie public, tho gentleman ad my superior, | “euce, No. 102 West Fiftieth strect, was atteridea by | (/,"i ‘must have the evidence upon which he caused | pronounced convalescent; and the present year will | I ortcheater Railroad waa hela yesterday, whe as a professional mun he said there Wasa difference of | morally, intellectually or any other way. alarge number of friends and relatives. After an | the man’s arrest; he replied that | wanted to make | goo the naval service entirely clear of all the good-for- bay be U4 bk very Satisfactory res | indon between the counsel for the government and Mr, binckiey—Then perhaps— eloquent and impressive sermon had been delivered | trouble; I told him I did not, that if I did there was nothings who for years Neve been carried ‘forward +d Lares Mayme ¥ ps gt Faience, gabe fag himself, and he thonght that differeuce would mate- Mr. Courtney—Am I to be interrupted in thia way? | the choir in attendance sang a solemn dirge, and the} complaint agalost him for grand larceny. Hamblin on the rolls and r the pay of fret class duty | wai be distributed along the tine of ‘ 7s Fially impede the interest of the government in | (Binckiey sat down.) What I said was that the Sec. | mourners filed in melancholy procession through*] then responded, “This is a put up job; you may get enforcing justice, It was his duty to bring tais be- | retary of the Treasury was my superior officer and L the chainber of woo to take a last lingering look at | a)i the evidence you can agatnst this man, you can- tions, Hereafter only the men in their several pc ~ : r oti. | Ough seamen of known capacity and sach o STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE, fore his Honor and to serve the government of tho | should conduct the case under his instructions, 1 | the cold form of the friend who had been so suddenty | not get any from me.” Jus a Hogan further testi areateolutely noscssury will be engaged in the . bind United States so far as he might speak on the sub- | am ready now aud wact to go on with the caso as | snatched from their midst. The features were brit in regard to a previous » ofiicer Hambitn had vised D1 oO Beak pet A te ete end of the Lrvaniny Munrina,—Tye Dodge Literary Olnb, of che far ae ible. little changed, and the shade of death was lightened sore him, Where he arrested some parties on a Commissioner Guttman—I would like to hear what ‘Mr, Binckiey (ristng)—I ask the Conrt to be good | by that singular smile which ts invariably frozen | charge of stealing cotton, and acted, to use the mild- the District Attorney has to say about tis divereuce | enough to decide this point for me as to my standing | upon the lips of those who die from shot wounds. | est term, ina very trifing way, failing to procure been continually crowded ver have worn a blue shirt ceasity Which ad. country to the other, hy i men who should h New Brighton, will bold taeir annual reunion and dinner on Friday evening next. cortége followed the remains to Greenwood | {he evidence ke promised to obtain on which to hold | 42d would not but for the ” 1 i, Will Scan! ft of opinion. here In conrt, as it may be important to me, A large cortég a the ev mitted of little discrimination n large numbers BuRGLARY.—The house of William Scanlon, o1 District ‘Attorney Courtney, rising—I have sat | Commissioner Guttman—I think the duty and re. | Cemetery, where the interment took place. them. Were necden, Ail the “sick bays” of all the ships In | Cuifton, was entered by burglars on Tuesday might every fleet have been always so crowded with ‘dead bdeats;’? but liappily the day has gone by for these ‘useless thousands, who will doubtless be far more beneficial to the country in the employments of civil life. ‘The hospital attached to this naval station enjoys & superiority over most others, as Well from its loca- and robbed of a quantity of clothing. INSTANT Deav.—On Monday, while a man was at work on @ derrick placed against a house at Port Richmond, the machinery of which gave way, pre- cipitating him to the ground with such violence as to cause instant death. c nsinility of conducting criminal prosecutions for iN ITICAL CONDITION.—Robert Omicer Hay, of the Twenty-seventh precinct, being begin te naa to rt rand listing’ Cat ho bine the overnment in this “district ‘devolves upon the rk sm ew called, corroborated the portions of the above testi- Dew maid alt it We dae 1 think, to lim and to | District Attorngy except in cases of sufferance or | Very respectable appearing young colored man, re- | Fiony'of Justice Hogan referring to him, stating myself to "make some comments, (Sarcas- | spectal enactments to that—— cently employed on board the steamer City of Hart- | that he made the arrest at Manblin’s request, for Sally.) This distinguished gentleman came on Binckiey (rising, as, Ly: cea oo = ford, is now lying in an extremely critical condt- burglary: oer aati to take the ie ol in ne ect » within “ae nate or: WWorectle tivo weeks fics Pivecerve tho decision of the court with the | ton on the top floor of premises 16 Laurens strect, | fin Thorne sent lin back to the TWeuty-seventh; ago, and without even the courtesy of informing reatest respect. (Tarning to look back when pear | from the effocts of violence alleged to have been in- | that he himself had no evidence against the accused, - Or any member of my office of what he was doing, e toon Twit ‘appear ass in New York. fiicted upon him on the dist ult. 1m Peck slip, near but relied on Hamblin to substantiate the charge,’ | tion, its ete nat pa ce i Aaah SuppEN Deara.—Hayward Hoffmyer, an old ana obtained ‘amdavits OF his own motion and cause He passed from the court room and the audience, | south atreet, by a mat ward Russell. It Hamblin being called on for his defence made a | gant gariens i} woll known citizen of the Isiand, died very sud- ‘wanitary regulations by which tt is conducted, The hysgienle facilities that tients here enjoy !i always recommended this hospital to t Mariner; and here, under the kindest and most selentific treatment, they soon seid that heaith, the loss of which 1s 7) Reenly It by those who go the sea in ships. “tees nently Dr. Horwitz made a similar inspee- tion of the marine barracks and the garrison hospt- tal thereto attached. He was received with whining appeal to the conrt that he had no one to denly at his residence on Tuesday evening. Mr. Moffinyer waa'a very wealthy man and an extensive owner of Isiand real estate. COWARDLY ASSAULT.—A peaceable young German, who keeps ao lager beer saloon at Tottenville, ‘Was assaulted in his own house by some scamps to whom he refused to give drink and quite badly in- jured, e rogues escaped, we are sorry to say. in them to be issued for the arrest of certain partie: counsel, witnesses, everybody burst into laughter. seems that Fleming had a difficulty with aome of the some of whom are now before the Court, After that A brief discussion ensued as to the question of ad- | men on board the steamer, and ih his efforts to es- | speak for him; that this had been going on for somo ‘was clone, for the first time I was asked by him to | journment, the District Attorney stating he was capo from them) Russell, whom he had never | time; he was very sick and never expected to see a take part in the investigation. I waived the discour- dy but would not insist on going on, and the de- | geen before, struck him’ on the back of the | weil day again; he had engaged counsel to be here, tesy. I waived it on account of the magnitude of the fndanwe? counsel Lp mime head with a’ stick of cordwood, four feet in length, | but he had not come, Two hours was given him to goortions involved in that investigation. Iwentinio | The Court finaliy decided to adjourn the case tem- | knocking him to the pavement ina state of insensi- | go and look for his counsel, at the end of which with all my power and with the assistance of all rartly, releasing ex-Collector Smith's surety from | piiity, fieming was immediately removed to time he returned alone and asked leave to put his the members of my department, jn the endeavor to is recogh! e and ST Smith on hs | residence, where he has since been and atill remains | answer in writing and time to prepare it. Both re- ferret out the charges, whatever they were. Ifound | own recognizance to apagare . Smith was the under the doctor’s care. From the effects of the uests were granted, Monday next being fixed for —— jt like drawing eyeteeth out of this rm ron at the the pow the further hearing of the case, Heinata wat tioe of conduct wap tp Be edopted, what oe eouners woetcay parateed, so'that He is unable to att ap miliary NOnoTs Cue a unitoraa, Aner ® Be tire |” Bopy OF 4 MAN FOUND.—On Sunday, ns some boys pursued, what testimony could be procured, what Alleged Case of Stabbing at Sea, Or'move. -Aiter the assault ussell Was arrested 0 COMMENDABLE CONDUCT. ehotion of the quarters and the ar were rambling through the woods near the Finger eee emanate poniemnetiee eam Tea Before Commissioner Osborn. officer Speight, of the Second precinct, and comm! I 1 spectineine, the doctor visited the Board road, they discovered vhe dead body of # man tReeRead a sort of rambling idea that teSouiura | William Edwards, charged with stabbing in the | ted, to the Tombs but subsequsntiy, released on | 4 neartiess eviction, somewhat after the fashion | allotted to ace rewenees Fey ed te a ing in the bushes. ‘The deceased was genteclly district of New York had jurisdiction all over the | hard Captain Ware, of the ship Nellie Ware, the par- | resuit of his victim’s injuries. Coroner Flynn has | 60 familiar to the Irish peasantry, with the difference genet. § ‘ag well from their immaculate clean- ed in a suit of black clothes, gaiter ta atid Vnited States; that for gafences rated agaiuat | ticulars of which appeared in yesterday's HERALD, | been notfled of Fleming's condition. of the police being tn this instance on the side of the | 4) ‘ the manner in” which | siraw bat, and hed apparently been er deads cause fe government in oad, in Penneyivadisy in} Was discharged from custody. SLIGNT CaSUALTING.—A§ man named Patrick Col- i ta themsolves have decorated their soll- | time. A verdict was 6 “Reund dead; caus Ohio, in Texas, or anywhere tn the country, in fact, ‘The Alleged Post Office Robberies. asin a : weak, is reported as attempted on the return from | the occupan' pt Yo | wnknown." that your Honor had jurisdiction over all 1 Hina, residing at No. 362 Pearl street, while passing | the Fourteenth precinct yesterday morning, as fol- oapor from one year to Ave ay 4 NEE Frauaa, I told him very candidly that we bad no | , Beverly Clare, one ot. the, Phe'United, Mates” by | through Malden ane, was accidentally run over in | jows:—Thomas F. Kearney, residing at No. 131 Box- | Primos committed ‘afloat and. uahore. "They never AVAL INTELLIGENCE. detection ‘and punishment cat Bees gusatny of articles to be delivered to | Pearl street yesterday, sustaining slight injuries, by | ter street, being unable PA his rent with the | com until released by order from the Secretary ‘Tho United States storeship Guard arrived at this frauds committed here or committed somewhere | the various Post Ofiices than was enumerated in the | @ wagon driven and owned by H, Btorin, of No, 192 | promptitude by hie landiord, was on Tues- | of the Navy, or at the ex) Ge ate tae, Baye and the Mediterranean @ise after beng planned or perfected here. He gave | Fequisitions, and hai the for the full | Weer Forty-seventh strect. day served wi warrant of ejectment, and in- | ing no earthly Gave eating and siceping | port yesterday, from Madeira ery a Mme the names of some parties from whom he ex- | ®mounts audited and was ee before | james Sullivan, three years of age, in the | formed that if he failed to obey its requirements | much leisure time has been consumed by them in | ports, The following is the list rong Commissioner Osborn yesterday mi stree and ci would be carried out on the fa ge, gt ne of 8 a) house b; 4 Lieutenané Henry H. Goninge, commanding; Lieu- rated windows and barred doors are tastefuily cur- ined, presenting aN appearance of home-like con- tentment sti in contrast with the stern reality within. hese alient halls the ever-vigilant sentinel eternally paces, paane gency | Fear of No, 26 Cherry waa cut'in the by | his goods and chattels . upon ication of counsel, the bail was redu; bundle of wood which fell from the shoulder of | street. Four of his children were then danger- Meter, here. een Ee Mim in reend | irom #18000 to 46,000. The examination is set down | SUundle cf wood ee eer iny ne sen. ously MM with scarlet fever, and, procuring the morning next. Danie! Sullivan, @ laborer, ing at No. 40 | certificate of two responsible tising physi could not. go on the Hamilton street, ‘was taken to Bellevue Hospital | cians to that effect, he a ied to the Renee. for pro- Witness stand as a witness against Murray, because SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. yesterday with a broken leg. tection for his helpless ly against his iniiaman Hurray had confted to hima facts upon his’ promise — Adain Wagner, thirty ve Tears of age, residing at | least aor DRG eae cemen ae ot kindly Charles O'Brien, executive officer; Acti ian Sonn W. Almay, tavigator: Soha Hy nent 4 William J, Me 7 ing et igns; Bugene . Watson and William ©. Gibson, ; Horace P. Tuttle, wae) George L. Sim Ge E & 3 H 3 Z 3 ri 7) yfconinge, pay clerk, am of nity | took him into | The Merchants’ Union Express Company Rob | yo, 191 Scholes strect, Brooklyn, B. W)., was tirown Ditka, Such evidence of kindly | tramp, tramp” k t Hine with the resti Cuaries Inge, Por scwe ‘commander J. Pe. my private omee nnethe telicrased these etatemnents |. bery—A Writ ef Mabene Corpas in the Case in avenue "neat street, | feeling for the poor and prompt. and. active, ay. | moon through att nee Sees Mir eantiagr cop | atars LO Con ee ther end owe then tout Tok he Gest time what the Moved Par.” des in core of the axle | pathy jn the distress of an smpoverished, fain ly of the place wamfot'> @ > Tapa ae | Bonet SS eecamer nd Lieutenant R. P. ture of-tne case Or ttatnerite wes, Now, if your | ot Meurthn’ to: : A nedking, ana hoa legironert te waataken tome | place 8 such a severe strait, whiten vy one of | paradox tight be aan x oy raise. Ue GEE | [NIH Am het uied ssatos tamer causal Pesor please, T now repudiate Mr. Binekley, and Uetore Seatgo Cardoro. Y Oficer Fane, of the Eleventh precinet, he tuost efficient officers of the derartment, de- | inayasaiat, under certain divide’ ',4>wit to the | Leary, late onile MN tie Guard, bay that 80 jar as i aM concerucd Le shul) Bot Open The cave of the rovbery of the Merchants’ Uston Bx- Prapk Delune, 6x years of age, residing at No. 214 | wervedly high} in authority, revecta greuit om the | dasensity of humdp misery.