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

for tiie cancetle%iog of certain bonds, and 54 1-10 shares under auth yrity of acts passed April 11 and March 14, 1865, and excepting also the power conferred by 8@:tion nine of the Genera! Railroad f this Mate. complaint then goes on tq Roe 4 yr of 000 shares to Dante! year and the proceedings of and Drew in the r the commence: of $5,000,000 of stock 10 Da- Vid Groesbeek, Which stock waa thrown u Juarket_ Febraary. ay = th Ww another t9- retended sale Of $5,000,000 of convertivle Drew; but the conversion of these was then prevented by an aciion instituted and its directors by the Attor- withstanding that suit and in- Gouid and brew, in gombination with nL OF the company, caused # further ‘StOCK, which was aiso put ent sults of Richard the pro- eouiver of $10,000,0.0, and the orders ‘New York city and tasue to be filegel, ere set ther with the subsequent ind others «of all Frank Work against the of $1 000 of Schell and the cecds of this last iss: Meade by tue Supreme Court of eouuty, holding such Yorth in deta by ‘the sutis; and furthe) continuance and settlement the common stock of company consisted of a: to preferred siock represent common stock so. outstanding sharod, in addition 195 tha: this and theretofore (July 2, 1563, ) congisted of 166,145 tasued prior to 1867, and she valldity of which was not Cotitested; 68,000 shares Drew in May, 1806, witicd had been cor ‘ied on the ground of its ulegality; 18,910 suarce ued in February, 1868, the s.ack of the Buualo, Railroad Company, the validity of which was con- id, aud 200,000 shares issued tm |’ebruary. and Ulegality of which ige Sutherland. d vormmission radford and. Pistsbarg 1.63, tue invalidi jermined before Jus 1 (hen proceeds to seb out the combination Gould & Laue to obtain for themeelves the contro: of the company by Virtue of their being Weuilers and a@amajoriy of the tec of tie Board of Directors, an] the use of the funds o/ the company to further their private speca- Jauions; their procurement of the resignation by Kidridge of bis ofiice. as presidect upon the pay- Bent to bun of # large sua of moncy, aud the pur- chase of $5,000,000 of bonds of the Boston, Wartford aud Lrie Kailroad Company, of Which Euindge wis B80 president; the resiguaiiun ta July, lots, of siead of Gould, and tie Pay meit by Drew to Goull of $4,000,000, the balane Ol Drew's account as treasurer, togetier with th Surter sum of $540,000.in settlement of ceriain e.aims of the company acainst Drew, arising out of ine IaBue Of BLOCK 10 Lilia to May, 1sv6, dad 9u00,000, jue suin of Drew's indebtedness tou the company; that this $4,000,000 was part of the proceeda of the Assue of $10,000,000 of stock mm February and March, sus; that after such payments Gould so.d $1,000,000 of sieriiug bouds at 103 per cent, realizing there- Trow upwarde of $1,000,000; that out of these gross unts received by Gould he paid to Bidridge, on urchase of Bosion, Haruord and NECULIVE COMM fave the acceptances of the company for about ‘2,000,000 more; tiatin July and Auguse, 1863, Gould, ‘isk and Lane made prepurations to preserve their Kevention of office at the aunual election im October, ¥ 68, by secu ing “proxies” for voting purposes, and also caused to be issued @ certificate for 200,u00 Bhares, or $20,000,000, to be issued as a pretended e@oaversion of further convertible bonds, but that this ci Lulicate (or ceruicatcs) Was Wiade expressly to ve vuvericd luto stock for the cvatruiing of the elec- tion; tiat these uirecvors, Conirary to usual custom, Bo Caused te closed sixty, election to ing made, and gave no notice of the tutent.oa &» to Close tue booas; that by reason of such devices the defendants named, with others, were civcted to fhe offices of directors; that Fisk, Gould and Lane devices the entire coutrol roperty of the con Permitted (0 exereite suck CoMirol by w=, nO weellug of the ie e'evtion; that the Cuntuilttee on Accounts has been abvlished by we Executive Couumities and pointed compti oiler of due company, audiuog OW hg ail AccOUnLs against tlie corporation; Luas render no accouus ©: their transactions to tie other directors and re- fuse to permit them tu examine tueir vooKs; that Biorily beiwre tue evection of the piesent board « “Further Mlegal issue of $8,000,000 of stock was mude, acd that siuce the elecuou, uotytistuudiog tie orders of tae Supreine Cour’ ‘auduent and bu0Ks § tO* be have ovtained by vurio 1 the anairs aud having been beid that, Gould, Fisk and have conirtved to Issues smounting 00,000, the aggregate common siockK ow outstanding amounting to $90,00,,00), bes«dea fue preiered siock aud the $20,000,000 issued for Lue that all these issues were the market va.ue of the from about egity-4ve to thirty-five; that the Was issucd under the pretext of bemg that said convertibie bonds wi contrivance for issuing thé atc a tuoney borrowed under moness, bing the Durpuses of tue eicetio: Muue reeretly aud red: weper author, of the sale of tie stock fo issued and tie current caralugs of Uae company, are received by wod remaia under wie control oi Fisk @ud Gould; hat 6k and Goud are sivckbrokers anu use [nis vast fond tor the purpose of dec Telaxing the money market as their in uggest; that ohelriuuds amount to aa a @um lated balance of about $16,000,009, and are ta the hands of tisk and Gould, not the uvasury of the compasy, or wita avy bank or Mioneyed iostituton; that tiey have coucealed por- ed other portious beyoud sg deposited in tious Wereo! and $e jorisciciion of this court; that about bese 1unds have been removed to at neither isk nor Gould ts possessed of suf- iclent peciMary responsibiiliy; Laat they nave made laige purchases of real estate iu New \ork aad New Bersey with portions of B&id dads, inc uding Pike's Cpera House, out of which (rausactioas they are to Feceive bonuses of over $1,000,0W for their indl- Viduul beueds aud advan ase truusactions have been subi! y tue board of Directors; t rgeiy Indebted and in that nove of these tea to or approved Ment danger vi tusol- Wweaty, and under thelr management will becowe Ingoivent; that iu consequence of many widers labVaigs Purchased aud otherwase negotiated ‘paid illegal shures Of stock heavy labuities are vona fide holders; eieciion of said ue a3 directors Of sald com ‘ud Gown to tie month of February, ids, the labile ties of the satd Company tor debt, Block aud leases Weare $64,000,000 or thereabouts, maue uy as follows, Goud aud im Ovvover, Loi, to Daniel brew. Thar sipee said election Lane as wuch aectors, and cuiely trough tar sda Mubiiiies have sive Junuary, ov,000,000 aud upwards, and Are how as iotiows: Morigare bunds. Blerung bonds. Leases of other ruads. Cyminen stock. Preverred swe Making a total Of........se..0+ —lo addition to the $20,000,008 of stock issued for tue purposes of the Uctubor election, 180s, aud ex- cusive of leases of ower rogus for wich Fisk, Gould and Lave have contracted io a very larce @mount, and of debts and obligations which they have tcurred on the )art of sad company for Luc arcuuse O: DONG of ihe bostoa, Haiiford and Erie wuirow! Company aad im tue purchase of real ©.tate and otuer property, eivea by the ete Kaiway Company, or is Kk, Gould aud Lane, or one Of eur, ad enoruious & oun’ iey, Viz.i—From the earuligs oi the road avout frum the Bale of 910,000,0W Of svock i 260,00); from Daniel mt aivresaid with him, over 1,000,000; from te sue Of steriiag bouds tu July or Hgast, 186s, Over $1,020,000; ares of stock issued betwee sus, OVEF $2,000,000; from the a ed since the election In Ovtover, 1865, = $12,000,000, Making & Lote vf $05,260,000 . confederates pretend = that stock of aaid com| io meet its obligall ‘of tie cvmpany ‘Tuat tere has beea n oilicers, or by F tiem, during the past evruary and Maron Drow, on the seite irom sa.es of 90, duly and Ovtover, les Of $2',00u,000 irther issues ny Will be necessary to enabie ‘That various stockuoiders Ve commenced suits for the prox tection of tWetr interesia and the interests of the aguinst tuese ireud: and Vigiatious of trust by tue defendants named, and obtained the Meat of @reveiver; but Uiat these defend: Counter suiié whicl were collusive, aud 1 have embarrassed aud pre’ ceiver irom taking possession of tie property of the company, ad Lave procured the Baid cuuusive sults of Jay Gould as receiver; tht Gould ciaiins to be in and (hat plaintidt aud sureves of strained, removed beyond the jur, of the complaint is that the prosent of directors be removed from their respective Oitices, and tiat Jay Gould be oved ‘Offices as presideut and treasurer, aad that tiey be fortuwith suspended aud otherwise as ordered vy ‘THR INJUNCTION, New York va The Brie Sppulatinent in at a8 such rece ver, funda, books possession bao that Cay icvion of this is jactorily faint In. thie action, duly verified, and the Work, Daniel Drew, Chrietian that suilictent grounds for this order the plainiiifs having gi eb ab undertaking 111 the further order of this court, and each of them, their sc ant retrain from dot { capital stock, or vit laws by order that, tin lefeniants in this activa, + rany DB huet ‘a the Men is of » au ning, oF pormitilng to be ma cortifionts of eae oy Doretofors @otally tam @uleiandiog ap | uncortified and belonging to on upoD bie surroncer of vertidcaies for an equal Am NEW YORK HERALD, TU now actually ontatanding and held ‘gy aso from iesuiag, or permiine ta he Of new or additional stock Of Catt compa: And 1 do hereby furtber O-@er that the and each of them cheir oilice-8 aad ayents, co Btino~ Lately ‘esist and retreg Fecuovtig, or auifeciag oF per mall 10 be Femueed, way vi the vou! wh rm, BPCUTihins, money orfunis f the devendaate the Ciie kallway Cor Depoud the varfealcdya of this court wud from seorrs anitering af sunue oF any of them ty de secreted or concen aad @'20'trom Ip any manger tape venting any af the direciora of mine hold: re of aut company 13.01 4 of kaid company; and aio fro: ( obstrveting ur cebarring the Attorney Gone.al of this 8 cre any ‘counsel, attorney or agent whom he shai Bppotui for that purpose, from having access to watt boos nd the recor.e and routes of cull company, avd examin ing the same anu taking Bbeiracts and ouplessuere om, and aisu from 're(using to permk @ait Attoruey General, or bis counsel a OF atOhs tomake such examiostion aod take such abeiiacts and copies, and aiso from perauttiog any of ihe (aude or securities of the satd company: cecendast to Femuain in the pouigsaia oF uncer the evutrul of wir of the directora.o! the company deiendaat, or of any vther per- ‘appocuted treaknrer OF a re poinued by this cutis wud also trom permitting sala treasurcr to make Any dispusition thereof, except to ap. Pir go much thereat ae may be necemnary tothe payment of elesitimate dents and expenses of safdcompany, and to deposit the rem iue to the credit of the eowpany tn « 04 the eoivent banks oF trust companies In fin Shale of Now York, or to.pay euch moneys to wich reoviver, o° to mAKo such other disposition thercof as this court may from toe te yd direct by oruer to be made on notice to the piain'iffs in action, AntT do hereby further order that the defendants show cause ata specie! term of tule cuurt, to be helt at cay lan bera in the ofty of Aibany, ou Ti ita of De- cember, 1 at three e’eiook fendant, and wid Jay Gould, an ‘aoten ante dn this Spiess aod their aud ergh of their attorneys, counselors and apenis, should Do. be enjoined aud seattle ed form prasecaning the ‘action referved bo in hereiy tnatituied fo this court in the name of t ant, the Irie Rauiway Company, against sald Jay Good wad Henry E. Davies, 4s alleged cuutlicting receivers of 8b! ¢ yy defendabt, And Ms astets nad elfects, and from corn- MrHeMDy any sult, avtton oF proveediag in the name of cutapany defeusaat, ur instill ing ang proceedtag, we ¢omy !4int sald devende auy deon ta 2¢ x te the naine of “OF agama MAL Blo, ent ‘ gator i defendant Jas, Vayii or mateo of anvd com is i or fojunedoa 4 (edcep tion) which will ia any way fere with the proceedings fa thts wutlony ora to be made herein, ‘And ia tal mentitime, and mbit th Mather orier that satd and’ that suid Joined trom id alleged FoF srusten, and from ase ik ; cit appoluumont, NoveaseR 28, Lbs. ORES TH eu Tike Penpie of the Stats of Nee ¥oc¥ 0% 7! Ramey at Others. ¥ ag beer vartO 8 ‘van alse trast yy the Gould, aa divectory reel @ ire 'Raliway Company, aud by amed as dire:tors yy which complaint, aunong of nidgment of this court'that salt he mugpeuted and removed ¢ the facta and charyes. th supported by toe Ghristian 8, Sinane and Augustus C. “rown;’and the aid Attoracy Ge ing applied to this court, on the said complaint and afi! vita, cor eonsent and direction s act and for an order that all of ald defendants who: Court at'an early day ‘they ah und. removed (ron th jon of Marchal” B. Champl Genera, and Janes C, “Bpencer, of for p alata; it fs oriered that te anid action be c and proscouted and that the raid directors defendants U show caune before this cour, at a specsal term to le the chamvers of Juaiice Peckham, in tue city of Albany, on Monday, the 7th day of December, 1388, at three 0° M., why the prayer in) said complaint in to" the suspension and removel of said directors of sald company siowid not de granted aud way Y se of the property, (raventae ets of the wail Bria Rafiway Coinpany, ana why should not be ma‘le in the premises as may be just aad proper. SON. KELLER, Chere. The papers in this anit were served on James Fie, dr, suortly afer Sunday midaigine while ve was leaving from the Erie Railway Oompauy'a pier, as reported elsewhere, WHAT THE Efit PLOPLE SAY, A Communication from Jay Gonld. The following communication was recelvod from Jay Gould, president of the Ene Raliway Compaxy, under date November 30:— While the procentiens were pending in the United States Circuit Court yosterjay_an attempt was made by partics hostie to the Erie road to anucipate the decision of the court audio render it nugatory. An application was made, on behaif of Retmont, to a State judge, on the repre-entacion that it was authorized th the aAtcorney General to re- move uo, tfusiees and dy tots. 4 ae Eri Company on the complaint of the eople d that an fojanction might issue and a receiver be appointed in the meantime. ‘Tne des red order was gianted, but we caanoi ascertain who was fo fortu- nate as to be appointed the receiver, The Aviorney General was asked by telegrapa if he had authorized any such proceedings, and he answered, «The pro- ceedings are unauthorized,” and thereunon the suit and all proc: edings unaer it were discontinued, Tils ends another aitempt to dispose of the road and jig directors in a summary manner, DEPARTURE OF MA. FISK FOX PARTS UNKNOWN. The Polico Authoritics on the Scert. At about ten o’clock on Sunday night Superin- tendent Kennedy received information to the eifect that promiment members of the board of direciors of the Erie Railway Company purposed leaving the city during the night, and purposed, furtner, to carry away with them an amount of property belonging to the company. The Superintendent thought that under the circumstances it would be ia the interests of justice to know something furcher of the matte and to ascertain definitely whether any such absconding process should take place. fe accordingly summoned Captain John Young, of the detective squad, and after a brief consuitation both these genticmen concluded that the partics ailuded to in the information given wouid bear watching. Captain Young Immediately ect about the matter, and calling to his assistance detective Irving, of nis own squad, detectives Barker and Murphy, of the Fifteenth precinct, detective Fields, of the Fifih, and @ few others, repaired to the Eric buildings at Chambers and West streets. A brief survey of the premises pisialy showed that PREPARATIONS FOR WE FLIGHT were in progress, The Presklent's room in the building was lit np, three coaches wero standing in front of the building on West street, parties were continually going in and out with most cautious movements, and there wero othor evidences of a large party belug in the building. While the oficers were noting the situation im this locality a man, holding his coat collar with both hands so that it covered the lower part of his face, and having his hat siouched down over his eyes, passed the cetec- tives and then returned, eyeing them most snsyicl- ously; but he was ogling men mach more exert than he, and despite his muriting ie was ized aa Mr. Mackintosh. superintendent of ferries for the Fri Raiiway Company, Not many ininutes after a per. son auswering to the description of Mr. Fisk was seen to leave the building and toward the ferry, He, of course, was closely watched, andoa the dock lewliug to the ferry house & young man stepped up to hum and served him with some papers. As tt was supposed that he inteuded to cross the ferry sone of the detectives weni on boar! the boat, while others were ieft to watch the butidit ‘The party served wih the papers returned to house aud some time after, tn yo with one or two more he came.out and entered a car into which reveral mysterious packages bad previousiy been conveyed. After a briei Conversation with tue driver one.of tne party cailed aloud, “#ifth Avenue Hotel,” and tie carriage started up Wost stroot ata furious ra'e. When the oificers who had crossed on the ferry- boat arrived on the otner side they found the PRRPARTIONS AT JERSBY CITY ‘ankee was in charge of the depot, and he, on see- ing the detectives going into the depot, comnenced swinging his lantern aud asserting oes ee that it was ‘time for ali Pesicers toa cout,” that he was a ‘goin’ for to lock up.” But he was impressed: into answering questions by some of the party, while ethers proceeded to ins) the contents of the building. They found te dire tors’ draw- ing room car lit up and carefully locked, and at little distance up the road was a lecomotive of fucl im the tender, fires brightly eq ilng sepereutly, in readiness for an tininediate start. depot master asseried that RST ute drawing roo car was in charge ofthe fat that raw a jant- tor of the car and that me was thea the ou that er readiness was aswitch engine. The engiicer or fireman on asthe wa’ =| ‘was evideutly not fre at aitcen, minutes past, twelve: that. the fond weir was cleat. to Port Jervis and Uney meant to “hag it” the rest of the way 10. He sisted, ‘With no little show of pride, that his ‘injin was jist about the smartest injin on th road—for @ light tho load, ye know." The devectt id no! Name on the engine, but as it is well Kaown that ti fastest engine on the road ts the “George G. Bar. hard,” i¢ 1s more than bable that the Barnant the set in which the motive power for ue out flight was engendered, The ee rae thewve! ves so a8 to observe Movements that might be made, but two hours ragged wearily along without ao Inoulont to mark their fight, save the ovcasional ruauing up and down of the aforesaid “injin” for thé purpose of keeping up the steam, At about a ter aiber two o'clock & shrill Whistie was heard coming from the direction of the Bergen tannel. wiistie had the efvet of stivving up the partioa in the | depot, ‘The sharp watchman, playing his part some tine beiore and rem dvove up trom tae iower part of Jersey Cay: that blown, gud in alew mimutes the large en the drawing rooui car attaened ¢ S:opped for a iow acid akiag up sou t } urned Gi Gordie 40 $e detitis Our tempting to flic @ false whiskey tea days aud dued 31,00) The Mary Ann Smith Habe: Smitn, House of the Good Shepherd, tion of this city, isrevived. It will be remem! that een lived at Newark, N. J., and, originally a Roman mounced her @: Jyusiterable - uct was taken and the castody of the girl was Cod fdrholders. and | rerarksbly well, vayed about the depot swinging | ny coRthicaLe 0 aud Nis tant Puar's @ ieotgint tial on CAE Chat ear out or We'll have some more bieod w: had last year, tay tive Bow, bad 2 closeted in. tne cur ear door after bin, ran to the saloon pear the dep DP escuuy @acned with a co lap on one arm and wal hoal throwa beck, rabsing bis @ havewles oe Dovedagers aul yi had beea rudely aron-ed iron a ‘eo #hove we: WAs conpled with the dras janitor ani conduc The road bowie sive to “ivek out ahead.” On doubt, sty whe carted bs out with THB FLIONT was effected, and as tl wai aot an ordinary 4) lure dud no avyorent s raagers add Bacted fr the depot, vo {ihe oincers could possliy go om board, as Was vlginally ditended. Tie, fol owed, bi ad Specdily @¥ possib.e towar countering near there one Of Y lesitied (rosa him taat & lovemuaye wht liguts had e up to ne tunnel ed Chores that a carriage © person oF perscas got out of ‘the ‘coach; that Mmiwedaeiy thereafter the shrai waisue was MUSLIN 8m ¢ bund mb at the ent at i B und ro he Puli Unt at about he oh Mr. Fisk aed the ‘t tO yo fo the Wy Stee lajdugaat, co Aoila ferry empty. itmust be understood that the or auihoriued to ¥towatch the prove "a Were not se guy arrdst, but of events, wiiieh, ae- Cd OF Lue daQucli Ves, WAS Inyaterious in tie eXtreme, It was runoted dartig “on the sirew? that isk aut tose why had deeamped with lin had ¢ oF the ee hite Hadway used urweg bas tol except on ro ad Ly WL sur rwied in re Wi0ts inside, and iwusinguirles Were 1 but ED STATES G8 A Coliluion © QUAT i. ADMIRALTY. lon om Appeals elon. Jimes H. Bunting vs. The Steamer Columdia— on occtirred In “this case between the ifeomer Colfimbia avd tre propellet Jersey t oa the Hudson river, of the Batto Gardena, | bet turea and four o’viow f January, 1900. wi Jersey 2 way actuss to enter the mouth of into which sue was gelag, The Columbia had t ner bert at pier Nou. don the New York side, ul tip to Charleston, 8.C. The ebb altho time, anda good deat of bie sine, ju the fast river, iy ice iu the river, extending from tue docks un tie ew Lorn for sume 699 feet, ‘The Columbia, r comloy out of her berth at pier tle end per and he sound with 1, arding her helm, river along the east shore tht noub Opposite Casa Guarded, polier, the wheel of the Co board #de, doing very conside: the. part of te Columbia iis itsion Was o¢casioued by tie faultof the } in atierupting fo cress ker vows vn her way 1 East river; ani m Wo have be ovimon of the court Leiowe as a deer roaderes Columbia, disuisging tue i rie question @ 48 very much oon tay pos! of the propeties ei Ge Une Ue Colu of berber hat per No. 4 and a the river, it is calmed, on time ihe propeder vas tingher ypeuer out ope: down Tat at tia want Lod advanced on ner ¥ O83 LO- UVEe Posie ie pros per Dow, Whigh Movenient Rugit wave beeu made With Saletys Oa the part of the propeller it ts tasisied that m Ler duuwonsl course from tae Jocsey shore to the ast river she had reached a point below the Co- Jumbia at tie time she cane ou! of her berth, and Was two-'l.rig of Wie Way across, and oppus.te Castle Garden; that the Col aut i the attempt 10 pars betve amd the east adore, when the Oy unobsiractet channel west oc ner, and in ad course to the sea. jo the support of tie po liou of the propeller there 13 Cladsay, the captain ; Green, the engineer; Ashford, the pilot; Vaylor, A dock Yan at damimond, a witpess sanding on pier ie ai He ened We @onmbia tere chat pier, And this view is rather sivenguhesed than Weakened Dy (he ber Mmeny of the pilot ol. tie Co- lamblia. He says Yhen { first saw the Jersey he vore to the ritht of us, our star a ward jer port side; | aia upder tu was ebove us at the tine; | can: t swear sie was above; tie boris were angling tegeiher, We think ft clear, on the weight of the proois, that tho propeller was below the Columbia in the river aud near the east shore, when the latter caine out of her dovk and bevan swinging rouud to iake her course dowa we river, nud that, instead of starbuarding ber heim and thas bringtug her on a course to cross the bows of the pro- peller, she should iave ported and passed under ier steru. The river was open to her to take this course, and it would Mave vecn the moat direct oue on her Way out to sea on her Voyage to Charleston. Decree reversed and decree for itbeilan, UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT—iW BANKRUPTCY. Register’s Power to Expedite Caxes=Deciston. Before Judge Blatchford. Register Fitch having comptained to Judge Blaten- ford of the frejucnt unnecessary deiays Of cuses peud- ing before hisn, on account of the dilatoriness of counsel and askei the opinion of the Court a4 to his power iu the premises, Judge Biaicaford decided ‘as [0 lows:— ‘The proceedings before a register are to be con- ducted by him with ine exercise of a proper legal discretion, and subject to that role, are entirely within his control. if aparty untao aly refuces lw proceed tu a maiier tie imaiier Lust proceed without hun, aud the register pust that it pro. cee ia in Whatever manuer may be proper. No hew or furcier order or rie on tue sujéct 13 becessaty. ‘The regiters bave ample authority fa the preanses and should exercise i to preva) uuaeces- sary and wnressonabie dela) general jaflexib ¢ lawo cad be laid down in respect to posi- ponement# or adjournients by then. Every case must be treated On-its own merits, of leg i discrewou ou according to tue best judg- meat of the Legiste: UNITED STATES DISTR CT COUAT—CHRLNAL BRANCH, Senioucess. John D. Henry, convicted of procuring and filag afaise whiskey bond, Albany Peniteatiary thirteen montas, don Osbrey, convictel of baie a 5 ES Chr stopuer Flecke, convicted of ranning a auall tll a a dweliiug Louse, Seatouce suspended, UHITED STATES COMMISSIONEA’S COURT. A Counterfeiter Arrested. Before Co:nmissioner Betts. James Archer, charged with passing a counterfeit ten dollar note on Herman Grogeaur, of No. 231 Bowery, his gullt aud was comunitied for trial. mM the evening of the 2st lust, confessed TERM, Corpus Caso SuPteMs cOU:T—8 Again. Before Judges Ingraham, Mullin and Peckham. Ta re the Habeas Corpus of Mary Ann Smtth.— This old case, in which an attempt was made last summer to obtain possession of the girl Mary Ano jt dd who was then in custody of the Fite Cood a reformatory institu. tholic, had become # member of the Me: dat cl more eer the iustrumentailty of the family tn which she wasemployed had previousiy boen dec! iy ax ‘was urged by her father and @ oman Catholic clergyman ni Doran aa the ground upon which she was confine. tm this asylum. The contestants aileze that the true reason was tat sue had ce- faith, jmony as to her former miscon- mately conceded by the Court to the Good whe testided t the girl has an ‘efmidavit staung that he was paid for his services as a witness Gh that apother witne Jeceph Rgvert, ledged oponeat that he had ved fliteen dollars oo 7 hele RRR ‘The case caine up yesterday ons motion for o reheariug, and the respondents presented amidavits ot ait the a charged by J:llis, flatly denying is statements. ‘The Uourt ordered a new hearing aud further tea- tinony to be takea to where tue (rouble actually OXiota, m* ACCIDENT AT a SiooTing MatcH.—Charles H. Abbott, twenty-six years of age, son of William Abbott, of Loudou, IL, was acc.dentally shot at a Bhoounge match in that town va sianksglving Day. The sportsmen fired from a small building where they had taken refuge from the ria, Young Abbott Was outside and was gotug up tod frien) to speak tohim when he thoughtieesly paswed the Oring Ime | just aa & man was dischargiig his Musket, Lea or more bickshots entored Abpott’s tort arin Infitet ag severe injurioe, Pr. Ooliius dressed the wousds, | ESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. and f is ‘nought that the limb wil be saved. ‘The 2 Ww escupe from such & youne Mun Was forin REAL EST. dangerous position wiih ais life, ww CHARTER EWRCTION TO-DAY. Polts Gpon, Palla Clome MATTERS. Bridging tho East River froma Real Estate wales Yesterday Every day the subject of real estate is 4 micre and more atten! con.ide rel im regard te aprovemeutor i the rapid expansion of New York suggesung V aud more pracucable schemes for bringing into close communication with the centye the outiying the two great desiderata at present are aa unlerground railway, or other expedient, that Will furnish the means of rapid transit to the apper Partot New York isand and Westchester co and a bridge or bridges across the East river, cou- Brooklyn and other pacts of Long Island With tie metropolia, ‘The iirst mentioned project, which a short time AZO Was bolus entered upon under the most favora- a3 to have entirely subsided, $3 sane however, to assuine that if for @ time pub inence of other lateresta it out, ‘The practicsoility of the under. ited; of its paying when completed there Is do doubt, and conse qu accomplishment can be Dub a ard io tae second lo bexinning has pee: titer among our people, whether 7206 A. M. M, Corporation Com | iol oMcers t on @ Very quiet one, oem Manifested therein, uiidatea for the Mayoralty Conasel is a foregone concinsion, As for the rest of the ticket, owing to divisions, The Jollowing 1s a list of The Polling Places. As#istant Aldermen aud s ¢ interest havil eon of Tammany e the contest will be bie auspices, se 1-9 Beekman et, 1-188 Washineton at, taxing is adi 4 FOURTH WARD. @ He Koode eit at 7-45 Oliver Bt ently its ultimate siton of time. rise a less favor ‘frne, charters lave been graa'ed, corporalions oranized and even sound> 7 tis the prospectot ab Lige 1, hae acs er assumed deiutie Shape, Aud Wsstillas miaci a anatior of spec.late bo wheter Lever will be bunt as whea fist ihe by 1-988 W)NMar at, av y st 3 a 0-6 Mawson vt, 4—a1 Uuiver at. 7 RD, SIXTH WARD, Was agitated, In the discussion wit ol a bridge gave rise to. two loeal Sul ALLO Sites—One in t itis que en wtractet most » helgut rood LareOW Pur Weil's Island, tich rath we eaunot aoe) 5 quire « 6-07 Ba ster at. Work Wail, OF Ui Ab sole Of4er Plice—aa ani: y cousikler, aS Howeueriag equal Lvculues ring 8b 6s Huduon at. NINTH Wann, 10 8 LO. piers that WOU. s@as is he ped es, be is bY HO inca transportstion, MEA (ue WaATKEL Wacous yn all polnts ou Cie island with urds tis bindge. at Castie sthey Could use Siedia right down to the TLEVENTI the obstructions at al the ase o: t exit aad entr, 7 baat Tenth at, Kast Fleventh ve business cen re uniaproved water Diht up alone tts front ou Long siiniiar to those f tating tue despa: poink would be of in inaugurate a chof business @ bridge at this leulsvle benvilt. woveneut, as here sug- ch, while aiding in the appreciation of New York aud Long Island reai estate, would teach the Union Ferry Compauy thas they cannot “ Ouward march of this great city for ‘heir nent, ad perlaps urge them trusted to them for the ac- naaads, annually increas: commodation of the th Who ave obliged to cross the nivel Whoever could ald 9 block t New York island, ta one of its most populous dis- tricts, would be & public ber the relief at would give to the cach locality, and ff abic to dispose of it, might ‘Vius was inadvertently done descripuion given of be So-omon for =790,000, a tweea 10th and eta, 4-3! a%,, between 119th and Mu » the reai estate of N=No. § Carman row mansvitie, 1d eh aod , belween 115th and c.0r, In Bo much as ‘owded condiiion of Hize handsoueiy. y and SIxth avenue, Thirty-third and h stvcets, which has no en the ealire block oa broadway aad ¢ omg just at the juueiion), belweea ‘Thircy- 1 Tiuriy-fourta sivects, tug other dinensions: 7 fev. on Broadway, wad run- Sinches oa Thirty-tiurd street and stence, 1b should beiug Corre, Vide i— ulay back 148 feet feet on Thirty-tourth stceot. the Exchange Sal-sroom AY two viferings, Vite: by r %., 83 follows:—ihe two y wid attic brick house and lot situated on the ty side of Bleecker street, between Christopher ant Grove streets, and known ag No, 307. Ho ise 19,.0 lot 19.10 front, 19.8 rear, ine, Which Bold for 912,925, James Vhoips, dr, of the tiree story Phiaieipaa brick house and lot \o, 6 Willow row, Seven'y-third street, ninety-five feet from Third avenue, house 20x 48, lot 2uxlu2.2, which waa purchased by E, Spon- ‘arm for $14,760. To-day prouiises be ulucl more 0-218 Contre ab JI=147 Grand at. BIFSEER TE Mee Gls Mulbe ry at. , tere beings ov: Vilikins & by ahout 40 fee iiue, 75.5 north 2) West ila at, SIXTEENTH WA: ~72 Sevenih av. () 200 “10S West Tdih at, 46 Ninth a. 2—11i Ninth av. 883 at 120 Seventh wy. rmcono— Oficial Transfers of Real Estate in this City 4 = #3 Columbia aod w corner Hudson st, 0 wcoruer Horatio, ! (t' Carmy No 40 Miltchell piace, 140 6. Norv Muoro st, No 2, Piot No ilé Dyckman estate Waabington st, rt. 220 AMMEN wmarc 12-356 East 13-165 Firat av, 14-137 First av. 15-104 First av. 16—198 a. enue A. 17—-1#8 First av. 18-263 Last Ten! 18 avenie A. 34-504 East Thi B- 4 200 eo r 9 (Le of 6th av, 1 A, GOV Et w of 2 a as Lith at, 508 ft w . 2.0 te w Of Sth a: ne cor 4th av, & Oui st; 9%, 109 £00 of |—63 Union piace, A Seoer Piste 143 av. 5-225 Third av. at,'n 8, 300 ft © of Ith ay, € 5th 93-278 avenue A. 24-269 a enue B. NINETEENTH WA’ B1—Enat nite 34 av., between 100 fb w of av Ay Wad Nh, 125 fk w of Tat av, 252100.5 few of 4th av, 5x1, between 66th and 93-34 nv. between ‘Th and 79 8. 34 tween 35-1,2:5 31, ae, between 6lat a t—Scav., between Fich and 1 few of Sth ay, Lux. 66, 40.5 ft 8 OF 4th at, Int ar, w 9, 88.5 8 12d at Dhow a s, Did fen aBih at, 2d av, ws, iwi.5 ft n Souk at, 21 av, we, 74 fen gael wt, 44 ay, ne'cor Beth wt, 1005.4. UL th at, Bx i00. 19 ft 0 Wt wt 2d fem 129th Bt, wd 1 ax., between Bd 4 ats, nv., between 85th 1s ata, uthwent corner Sth ar, ats, > Years, OFF YORE... 117, d yeare.and 6m ooths, per mouth. see8 ee: THE GALLOWS- Executions to Take Place in December. The following executions are announced to take place this month:— A negro named William F. Foster will be hanged in Foster killed # colored Be 740) West 85ih at, 8-875 Ninth av. e2 SESeyeLES Baitimore next Friday. woman named Emeline Parks in September last. William HH, Green will be hanged in Litchfeld, Conn., on Friday of this week for poisoning his wife. Whalen, the murderer of Thomas D'Arcy Mc(ece, will pay the penalty of his crime in Ottawa, Canada, 99-12] Went 38th ot RD. 1-249 East 98th * 11-69 Third av, John Hoag will be hanged in Rochester, N. Y., on Kate Johnson, the murderess, waa sentenced to be hanged in Buffalo on the 18th. James Peter Phillipa, for Killing bis wife, will be hanged in Richmond, Va., on the 18th. At the same time and p! Sally Anderson will be banged for acendiarism. John MeUane will be deprived of lis life by hang- ing on the 18th in Chestertield county, Va., for horse stealing. ‘The crime was made a capital offence by the Legisiature of Virginia last winter, and thie will be the first execution under that law. Aman named Wooley will be executed in Mon mouth county, N. J., on the 2éta for the Hartehorae Fiem! ——_—— EXECUTION OF AN INDIAN, clem of His Relatives and Tribe. (7rom the Green Bay Gazot The execution of Jacob pee Somer: jay afternoon, Onoida settiement, A large crowd Everything was arranged in order by. the ; & hollow square was f ards Were set and uring the execution. o'clock the cul sitting on his co: T churoh accom- ‘TWENTY-SECOND WARD. A ae see — romiway, 2 . ry na Sad tin, a [Ph inna. 1405 Broadway, between a Ninth er, acolored girl named THE POLICE ORDERS AS TO THE ELECTION. ‘The following order, issued a few days ago, speaks GRNWBAT. CODER NO. 649, DENT METROPO! METER foroe durtog We 0 rte red to govero yoursolf Hy the Metropolitan aad within mettre thereat ‘of his own tribe, took place on Fri- @ 13th tnat., at two o’c.ock, at the was present from chiefs of the trib around the scaffold; military order kept twenty minaces belore two yeu vo the ground! interpreter and pastor of the Oneid) apied him to the scaffold, aft or made some remarks to Powlea then addr 1, the substance of which, interpreted, meant ne hoped nohe would do as he ¢ had given his soul to God soun after cou- the deed,” poh hopeiuily of hanis a 4 bit Rim good by; then several of the * io for (oe unhappy cuiprit. fl it OVE Ibe soumTold to lvOk. bit frandutent votii xemmp! mm misdemeanor to ieoay. You will, our command B= = covery of ever} farcont aud hod spe himself to his the station honse watli be completed,” as provided b; wh rave of tho votes shal ad done, aud any ober way aie DY, Superiatendoni. Powies then when Guo. W. Dinks, Insveators minntes to two o'clock. At two o'clock precisely the drop fel aud the oui of oweol Powis was launched into eternity. Agiight iw itching of the 3 for sev ral minutes, a shy from his other was heard en the nell ba © scaffold, I le had goue after the fa: ad in a fow uluctes all was over, The docior examined the corpse and in twpaty minutes afier he was cut down and buried, POwies showel but little ayitatio during the preceeding, observing everything with culm and sio.est mauner, as if he was tuere only ag ® spetator, instead of the princlpai ac.or in tie drew seen CHARLES fUMNER, ‘The Mansachasctts Ornter on Finance, Recene struction and Alabama Claims—!le Does Not Betteve Ina Financial Pargatory, but fm @ Direct Ascent to a Henven of Specie Paye ments, Wastnaton, D.C., Nov, 29, 1868. Charles Sumner, who has been here for severa) days superintending the fitring up of his very hand- Some restience corner of Vermont avenue and La- fayctte square, is another of the many tiltmg kmgnte who have de‘ermined on taking the Meld of finance this session for a grand display of ingenious tactics aiming at specie payments and the abolition of the national debt. The ready and versatile Senator has been poring over authorities, an st and modern, whose fancy ever hampened to lead them towards financial themes. Te ts str ng bray to digest sone of their dry onl ponderons ideas, and when he lists Aguinst the hitherto acknowledged nance in the Senate it will be jund that 6st none of his unique origina \ty of thought. ti , If not a convincing Will be 2 decilodty for. imidable oppoaeat to those who ma, yen to aiver from him in his theories of reswmmpiton. is speech on the acquisition of Alaska has lit few paralicis in length, bt the enbject had ite ituitts—ft had to stop at the North Pole, The theme to which he ia oting te chief share of his attention ts dicss ay the blue ether, and whea touched by the daring fancy of the Massachusetts philosopher Will Seem to acquire even @ more exteaded aspect, Coupled with this he is aiready preparing elaborate views on the subject of wakiug man- hood suifrage untyersal eltuer by act of Cons gress or constituiional ameatnoit. Both ques ions would seem to be suticiont to occupy all the 6 2 leisure of a inan, but to Mr. Sauer they are bul abrogate ie ma com parison wit many other vast and rinal schemes be has tn view for the eievaiion of i@anctad aod the res wijustinent of the %. Your cor respondent strolled in to ihe distingiis.ed Senator from. on cluurs, Ligall around were iin lan iseape acenes aid r Looks were visib.e in every (rece tion and, in fact, the atmosphere of the apartinent had @ strong Hterary and avustic odor, The senator rose frou his books aud eXtended @ binsque and Cor- dial greeting. He compl ined of hoarseness, revit- ing, ag he thought, from the stra‘n exerved on his |! organs dunas tle Presiden dal canvass, penator, | prestune ye are in good trim for the approaching session of Conzresa”? you see We are @ quiet body of gentle. mate. Thereis no Culine among ua of—at least we have failed to dis- cover one as yet”? (Couseyuentiy the Senator himself, disguised Cicero, found no ocersioa for aa tnusiel trouental etort in launching forin the tnundera of his clo- quence agaist cousp ors.) “What sugects do you think, Senator, demand the most immediate cousideraion froin Congress at the present mournt?" “Weil, one is finance, the other aniversat suffrage. On the duencia! question 1 am deraiued ty take & standfor the timediate res dup of apecie meuts. I never believed in homwopathy. and i betteve now in these Lomopahic doses tbat sowie Nuancial doctora are prescribing | ic lounges hid ent patient. | ut lO see the country brouy #OUN us poss:Ule WO a soll CuTieALy Lasis, aud Wien Conzress assembies | shall have someciiug to suy ip tue maiver.” “You iniend to take some short cut, Senator ?”? “[do. Ldon't b sieve ia pargatory,. Waea aman leaves here ii toe spirit he goes Lo one of Lwo piaces. 1 expect (Wonkiug facetiously) tu 40 straight to heaven; but a good many of our ticanc.ers destre to retain the country im a purgatory of years’ duration betore allowing ti to reach the Heaven of specu ments, Lain certainty ta javer e a snort though the slow coaches in the Seuate will be + to urge the purgatortal torture aa tue greatest Divas. ing, I thin’ the country with sustain iy view mm tue miutier, a1 intend to sigcain 1. myselt." “The Uninet of universal Manhood satrage will Mest with more Opposition, don’t you think: “Qh, of Course tue slow coaches wil tirow all manner of obstacles in tne way. I want tie mea- sure passed by act of Coayress a3 the easiest and most expeditious course; bat if {ts eteciea by an menament to the constitution well aad good; er Wili sult, but I prefer the former invtiod, The slow coaches wWiil arrue that Coucress has not tha f rte to do this, They say alse that the coustitution joes not perimil its being done; bat you kaow we have done many things walon that Instrument did not exacily cniterse aud yet whica kk would have wen sulcida: not to have dune. The Chinese ban- dage up the fe.tof ther iniante ty prevent them from growing. ‘the vody of the chud cularges, but the foot is kept #9 conwaciel that in the end it 13 unabie ppert ie weight impose! upon it. These iegi.aive Cni- nese We have ainoug us would keep the cunstitauoa bandaged forever, when it be given the freest scope to expand with the gruwth of the coun- try and the progress of ideas; bat | have @ hope as many of these same came after long urging ap to the advanced jeve! [ occupiel un certuu yuestious from UUme to tyne they wali algo Coiu: Uy Lo Lis.” “wil any thio more be dove Wita tue Kecoustruc- tion laws?" “Not much. Genoral Grant will see that their pro- visious are enforced. Hituerto this ia, been ae, lected and the laws have not bee auow: for which itis hardiy necessary to teu you Joinsun Is in every Way responmidic.”” “Would you desire anything to be ad ied to these lees, Pam tor, that might mare thea wivie eiec- uve “[ would, indeed; but I suppose it is I wanted wo have incorporated in we c: ing suiTrage to the ireedinen @ provision fur uD. wal education. 1 brought forward tac ainen: and tt was only defeatea by & 5 after Mr, Jolusou came tuo ofce f lad veiore the admingirition ihe scauciue whiea, if i had been adopter niore than wnytiing cise to advan ‘of the Soutu aul cevae Lag freadiaea to & posiioa where tiey could Work Out (ucir dessmy in Cue bites rest of t.emselves sud of the cousdsy. | proposed tual every mau in (ie excepted class Of revgis Wao appited for a pardoa sould receive one on y un cot dition, alter subscribing to wie leeai f wie ing a@ piece of land to tue freedinea who ly owned. Such @ man as Wade s owned over 1,000 slaves, Could UI made tn! talin providing for thac muiaber vf les freedmen withowt wucu devout to ila vast estates and thus Wave saved us so wu! pense to our Freedmeu's Burea tn this emancipated gienent of the South woud ia given a stake Io the country, their seil-/espect wou d have veen rased and ter indeen.e wstited, Mr. Johnson thougat lia own policy Ui eat, but the country Uilaks diderentiy aow.”” “Your iriend Keyerdy Jounson has accomplished wonders acrosé the Waers, Sena Ought to fest proud of its condrinavo 1. “Not quite. 1am reaily sorry | ever took the sare I did to urciag iat coudrusa SrtA Ditty Jolnsou was very friendly with wu of us, as We were with hin; but T cortamy could mot but feel thas t Was disappointed Wueo 4 read of his warn of Laird at the Live:pool vanquet. ‘ue iwiegru informed us that Le suook him very bow. by the band. Now, If such was tie degice of lis « hight in umeeting the builder of the siuvama, Wuat would it have been Bad he mot that siauch aud coustant friead of the Union, Join briguiy Why words, I presume, would ve en. equate to express the exuberance of his joy. It woud have been a huzging and @ caressing past a) preccdeat, [ expected he woud have atiended w the question of naturalization, in which a =i portiun of this poo. pie felt an intense inierest, but be bas done notuing about it so lar. The Alabaina cialins ar. HOt settica i and it would be a great tulsiake to boi ge that hey wre to be disposed of Wiih w| that ec/al and sut- isfaction to Hed yt that sue are san,tine enouga to anticipate. British have some cians io be attended to. RAP hc ago I received a joaderous fotio voluine = fying the dainag s done to british sudjects, which, on looking at, made me 8 are & good Siuce taen other Claus fro. the sane quarter been coming in unt [ suppose our owl have Wamped coupietely.”” ibe senaior here » ghed ag he contemplated the Vast array of figures in the filo volume to wiich ie , and his ardent fancy seemed to become clouded in viewing the dim prospect of compe tion to AMerican shipowners through the agency of Reverdy Johuson, He felt conddent, however, that General Grant would set ail things rigit; that his great common sense aud courage Would setic the Alabama dificaiy & Weill as they settied the rebellion, The Seiator returned again to the juestion of the finances, pronouncioy the poiley of ir. Pendleton in reference ty the naional debt as having had a very damaging eifect ou American se- ‘ourities abroad, and that it would i ernment if tt bad gi u Opir to have kept his theories to miniseil- STARTLING FROM BEAR RY —The telegraph in forms us that a terrible state of affairs exisis at tie magic city of Bear River. Some 20) rovers have possession of the city. They have burned dowu tio viice uf the Fronuer Indes, and fears are enter- tained that the whole city will be destroyed. byt telegraius say that “Horatio Vatiel, tie scout of (he Rocky Mountains,” has made tracks for parts aa kuown. The muss arose from the action rae os the vigilant comaities in hanging three on. Lith inst, and it is stated that (he eitiae upon tue roters, killing twenty-fve aixty. ‘This ts civilization with ® Ihe an | Late Telesruph, Now die ow too late,