The New York Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1869, Page 5

NEW YORK city. 1HE counts. ‘UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUAT. ‘The Dupuy Whiskey Cnse—The Judge's Charge te the Jary—Verdict, Guilty—Tre Prisoners Memandod for Sentence—Motion for a New ‘Trial, Before Judge Benedict. The United States vs, Jacob Dupuy and Moses Du- uy.—This case, which has occupied the court from 18 Commencement an Monday, was resumed yesterday morning by the Court the jury, to which Point it bad reached the previous’ éveniug, ‘The court room was very much crowded, there not being ‘@ vacant seat within the bar and hardly standing Place without, the interest with which the case hag been followed from the first having seemingly cul minated in anticipation of the verdict, The, sudge charged the jury at considerable Jength, and that body having retired and denberated for about an - bouramd:e half cdme into court with @ unenihous verdict agains: the defendants, ' ‘Taig result is looked, upon as a sort of opening twiamph by the prosecuting officers and the internal revenue alithorities, who have beer an hg the: reigns Ting! cematmogrints ite a agalnoh the other mug who? calendar for sana Gireut ragged daring the he preseut it took his. ie rene mpily at eleven i aaa ee Se Aa You are ‘all Aware, oS ee eee ‘dn the seizure of ers, in the of enforcing owe eoeie ies Fe, 2 a aget of men and to alka of ef carman, 00 fr, Bg — Whatever can. eng in miade vol juated att Court, aid ig linn! fragt y ‘to one year, and with to, five hundred Solas. Bie mestion vin i ely whether or not ti eaten ve committed the ido. puushabte under this statute, question of i a . i i a i see i i é iiss @ E 3 pit ie Ht ui ia H 58 i Ey ae @- iy Ee “3 it Bak ~t i ve in' a i Eee : i : & z 2 real a eagle i i i : u = 5 2 g : 3 the in nt of the removal it was the removal of of a revenue officer, ou believe that the the rem SHEE i 3 a asi ene Mart ae, E i Fi 3 BS et ih Hy at 3 5 “thn jeitlisell Pad ee sgbhes ss : roel Hal i a # Fi : 38 ial 3 7 H a # 4 : é J : sc our Honor ‘Of the case the J bgt A panieve icoanceuets star fat tansy yeterred ton the testimony giv. Jog information, ion tey are to dor te detent ret thave no in substance, and I The do not ‘The ary hen ‘Fett , and after an absence of one —- hours camé into court with a verdict of guilty. THE JURY POLLED AXD FOUND To BH UNANIMOUS, Mr. ee aaked to have the jury polled. The clerk (Air. anee) | then call e Jury fit to the verdict ied to the Court to name a day hepreset A motion for a new sae in defendant Sco ne and Moses Dupuy. The proonent we were ilen umanied fot sentence. Convicted of Having Counterfeit Money in His Poasension, The United States va. John Cofee.—The defendant ‘was indicted with having in his possession counter- feit, current Dota with intent to thesame, Mr, Sion, Assistant 1 tates Dare Actor ti the case to the full partioula’ whi were gebiene or ae HRkaty when the at BI ‘was before the Commissioner, Mr, Beebe appeared For the aecused. The case having been rititee) to the jory, that hedy returned a verdict of gulity. ‘The defendant was remanded for sentence. Pleaded Gailty and Remanded for senteuce. The United States vs, Charles Harper.—tThe de- fendant is charged with having uttered connterfeit national eutréney notes, On being arraigned the dcfen lant pleaded guilty. Remanded for rentence, Lhe Vidled Sites vs, Joseph Barnayo, aNas stay NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. — Gin Joe," — The defendant was Ban my By with having his possession. counterfeit national currency notes Howes arraigned: sume lee" weeks when he hot ullty and a day was fixed for Wl | pon his trial, rhe case called on to-day he pre vious plea pleaded guilty. nen. tence. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. ‘The Blaisdell and Eekoll Case. Kefore Judge Blatchford. promptly “ue took part m "the ants. are owith a criminal offence from @ distillery to Senger pata wees wn shat the cane sed’ before d pit Blatchford, ae. the court room ies ae and ‘enclose et ‘the defendants in court, and. were, re- ae Sy eee McCarthy and Knox. a Distrign Attorn ; ir ‘the ment, Collector Batley on the part of the Internal Revenue Departm« ir. Courtney moved tu a jars jay bs im caries wage of ‘The Court directed the clerk to calf'the panel. * A. jury of twelve men was called who took their seats in succession, no objection having been inter- by counsel on either side, on the usual: pre- inary fui perorssions, a8 to juror’s know! of the case, nis ae iifications to try the case fan and impartially the government and for the ac- cused. jpn mrp Mr, E.-D. a Mocerth, eomeiat for te counsel for the de- ferice, Lepper Be 001 amet that counsel had The Court ore en speTsuptony chal lenge of jurors in canes OF it has ‘been raised and decided over and over PS, ps McCarthy—We take your Honor, exception to Attorne; res cannot.except at this tit after the jury has bas deen examined St pause cause, Mr, Beebe, counsel for Sefontents—We can claim oumlanee and’ except to the ruling ‘us at any time before the jury issworn. Court—Perem; challenges can be made at apy time before the swearing of the jury, but in pe case we be ar the motion for and wo challel precedent practice bis class of ‘The exception of counsel was auly entered on the at this time deemed too late for counsel for i case by general consent was adjo! this morning, when it is expected that motion will be made for a separate trial of te desendants. UNITED STATES DISTRIGT COURT—IN BANKRUPTCY. Alleged Fraudulent Bankraptcy—Arrest of the Parties. In the Mattér of Abraham Valk and James Vatk,— The parties in this case were yesterday arrested * by Deputy Marshal McCay on @ warrant charging them as follows:—With having, on the 14th of De- cember last, and within three months before com- mencing certain proceedings in bankruptcy, uader pa hye cedsame pretence of carrying on business Gnaling in he ordinary course of trade, did ob- anon cfedit irom John Reed, Jr., certain goods and chattels—to’ wit, sixty-five barrels of bourbon whlnkey ¢' value of $3,000, with intent to de. The defendants afier arreat were brought before Commissioner Stilwell and eniered into recogni- be of ne and answer when called on in sure- ics ol | ‘SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. The New York Central Railread Litigation— Cornelius Vanderbilt's Aiidavit Wanted. Before Judge Tonks v3, the New York Central Raiiroad,—This was ‘& suit brought to enjoin the payment of dividends up- ‘on the stock of the New York Central Raliroad Com- pany. The suit was commenced about three months since. The case came before the court yeaterdry on motion by the plaintiff to set aside an order for the examination of Cornelins Vanderbilt. Tits order ‘was made under the 401st section of the Code, sub. 7. Mr. Thateher appeared to sustain the motion; Mr. Field contra. Mr. Thatcher read thé aMdavit of Cornelius Van- derbiit, in which deponent set forth that on Saturday evening last, about nine o’clock, some person un- known to deponent, who gave the name of Ensign, called at the Manhattan Club, asked for deponent, and stated’ that he wished deponent to make aa adidavit im ap injunction case in which the New loponent told aata person that the labors of ie day rs of were Ce, and that he should not bother hinself about any aftidavé that evening; that he was ready to make peee if called iy aed within the proper nour to do 80; pr eth ol rther stated that no person was in attendance authorized to adnunister an oath; 7 SS no drat of aida was ewer en to deponent before the made for cegoeitions that hetween haif-past one and two o'clock on ® succeeding day ts engy od was served im to make an fore Referee Kedfleid 9 pod a egg went @ note the referee repiled sy by note se under Sate of of January 4; that om nent was advised and believed that the order mntod by javit ps ed Cantants y coguuring hip to make was yey eae br Coalnreas br mis! representation of the f was granted by ay cubes the pellet that | davit. pF to this aMidavit waa the he note of Mr. are to Mr. Rerfield, in which he states he @ subpona at ten o'clock that morning ates eckin to attend before him for examination at Petia ation | that it was im eres for him te attend on such short notice, woul ia happy to fhe before him tf alowed able tine 80 to ‘The id acki Cae rae foc 1d a ut 1e an stat ‘Mr. Seward, the counsel, had sertea to waive-bis attendance Until tie, folowing Mr. then read the affidavit of Mr. which it was stated that he was the pie an Pe baartaoe et whut he pew neo what oP tne inane New Ensign, in who > Ei clad aera Ag ew 3 et ig raph want to orate concatenate Nem ‘0 oi Central Rate to you about it on Mon. a to hold communica. tion wire eetne truth nig was anked of him in rel the issue of these #hares aad it ‘was what pater aD After rt) he did not think the law Kicalion should be made at le did not ge It nec written form of af rawn, Py ome pho it peneeenay tl party should be raat vant What sul ects he would bé exXamified. Mr. Vander- su hans ec seal seuss orning he re tin forint ant that at Sees) & rotten, se a a ning me ager its Bote cumstances: motion to > ah aside ce rots should be granted, The other mouons a accordingly E. pa till Friday and Mr. Wield wil) meantime eudeavor to seoure the aifidavit of Mr. Vanderuilt. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Before Judge Bedford. ‘The Grand Jury brought in a batch of indictments Yesterday and resumed the discharge of their duties, BURGLARIBG, ‘The first case tried by the jury was an indictment against two young men, named Oharies L. Howe and Willam Shaw, ebarging them with burgiariously en- tering the tailoring establishment of F. W. Chiches- ter, 676 Broadway, on the night of #he ist of Decem- ber, An alarm was given by a lady and the oficers instituted a search, whieh resulted in’ their finding piety ap a under @ grauing in the sub- eee caetint us alam ae the defendant ‘had lived some time with his married sister, Shedd, who occupied apartibénta on the upper of these premises, Bedford in c! the. took occasion ‘to allude to the remark of counsel in summing up the je ah onde hagas either a Hobor said thas tt eae aa wih Si fact that Se eecet post. ra AOR EITE = Sai one cave eee re eee ‘were sent to the Walter Sa ‘was join’ pacha eine Charles ne ae See to burglary in Hare of 00} AS BEon ber the clothing store street, was entered and $1, svexta of clothing s40- Jen, which i» sald to py found tn the porses- sion of the Harris was sent to the State Prison for three years. Julius who was charged with stealing $75 worth of Mary McMaster, 106 West from fee -fourth street on the ‘sist of. ecember, pleaded ok to an attempt at consequence of noes good character, he Court suspended bi. shal couaT CALENDAN—THis BAY. SurneMe COURT—GENBRAL TERM.—Nos. I, 2, 10, 13, 14, 16, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 47, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 60. JUPREME COURT—CIROCUIT,—NOB, 985, 976, 1031, 461, 967, 969, 973, 981, 997, Ms Sh 1011, 1013, 1017, 1019, 1027, 1036, 1087; 1 i Sdemmain Oot Nos. 0, 73, 108, 142, s ics trae 300, 20, GouRT OF GENERAL SKSSIONS.—Before Gunning 8. fen Jr., Clty see ee es vs. | ine, burglary; same vs. James Edwai r- ; sane vs. me Ange rew Wheeler, va, Frank Schultz, Soo larceny; ceny; Seats: peers ny; same vs, David Tueken larceny from the person; same vs. Alice Dixon, grand larceny; same vs. John Hennessey, burglary ; same va. Lizzie er pad larceny from the person; same vs. John Smith, burglary. CITY INTELLIGENCE, f Tue WEaTuRR YESTERDAY.—The following record will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours, a4 indicated by the thétmo- meter at Hudnut’s page et HERALD Buildi Broadway, corner of Ran 7" A THE Piasrerers’ UNion.—It is authoritatively denied that the plasterers of New York contemplate a “strike” in the spring. Rovau Warner ON Lona Is1.anp SoUND.—The gale on Monday night was so extremely severe that the officers of the Empire State, of the Fall River ooo until the storm had spent its force. Fata. FaLt Down Starns.—UCoroner Keenan yes- terday held an inquest at Bellevue Hospital over the body of John Joyce, aged forty-seven, and a native of peer mb who fell down staira on the 5th inst. @t oP Saas: Forty-sixth street while into: cated and fractured his skull, death occurring on Tuesday. A verdict of accidental death was ren- Special. S#sstons.—In yesterday’s issue of the HERALN ft was stated In the report of the Spectal Sessions Court, that Edward Jefferds was accused by his wife with having robbed her of $370. at the same time threatening to cut her throat with a razor. Mrs. Jefferds did accuse hii of the robbery as was peers the charge on which he was tried was assault and battery. FRANKLIN’s Brntwpay.~—The New York Typo- graphical Society will commemorate the one hundred and sifty-third anniversary of pemnxyais a peaaaer on Saturday rains: gomnees, 16, at the 8 Chambers sti dresses Wil ted wactivercd by i Siose members of the press. directors con- template many improvements in their Ji! and desire to increase tts usefuluess among the je ESaré OF BURGLARS FEOM SING SING.—Yester- day @ despatch was received at the Central Office tg? the Warden of Sing Sing be creed ca aud that on Thesday night bg ai ‘ison, can” and Willum Bell, alas “Pickles two 3 ma ot the a ‘who were sentenced to the Pen! for ary committed in this city-—estected their pth rom that institution. Tux Fine ComMissioneRs.—The regular weekly meeting of the Fire Commissioners was held yes- terday forenoon, The Finance Committee reported in favor of payments footing up 582 4. The annual re} tot the Met! tan Department Mutual Aid sgimociaton. signed by President and Treasurer Ki land, Was presented to the Board, The totals si ear re during the year, $6,049 05; paki, $6,936 Ectirst or THE rribaarsir the 27th of thismonth, at thirty-two minntes after seven o'clock in the even- ing, the full moon in the «ign of Cancer will move into & portion of the shadow of the earth and be- Read ph clipe less than bach tae pn ‘The middle Ocour at eighteen minutes to nine, the ierire ae to on in the eveni: ‘The the norte bi lib. th rhe yon wil be a i aboee | 3, = ome e moon wi one ve ‘at five mmutes after #x o'clock on oe cas eve even ATALANTA Boat CivB—This club held its usual annual meeting on Tuesday evening. There wey 4 good attendance of the members and much inferest was manifested in canvassing the future prospects the club. The oMcers of last were re- Staal sted ; was Alig the club an incor, in a the regaling with vw ay were au President be Dr. Withers i. ‘re ‘ebater, Mr. i others poghagee The follow! ve the list of ofmcers Lele nn! i ro ks, Jr., ts C. Main! rm ‘tice Premdent; Devoe, ey iH. ance eas Wasnngion Mt bye ,, James 8. ©. Mainland; Dele- emai er Row! Dr, Rus- sel Winners De David ‘Tanks, ‘W, Ba- Wards; Captain of the Club, Dr. ‘Tas New York Hosritatu—The Board of Gover. Nors of the New York Hospital have decided to lease the grounds on Broadway, Church, Worth and Du- ne streets and erect suitable buildings for the ac- ground ofthe time, ead hag been decided uj afier a thor fh vestigation of the subject. ‘The committee ‘e,” be and Ji Withers, ae sem eas ¢: ures over Interest on the "purchase mney of the White ia to be ded. The money necessary 200,000, with a yearly dedelt of about Cn and ad or te Sa - 7's ae an asy) at for the pi ‘tana and sargents to etablieh athew ospital, ny financial condition of this Board certainty enibartaseldige. Te Ww “possible, end of five years, to obtain fant Sapht medical i oS antgteaty incl whl capo A lug’ net Incotme of aver $1 ooh ae po boat tae Bet or eile Aunt all depart menta tthe pepe on continuonsly and without ¥ pala ee 7 The committee Teported In favor ie a ai the Jo HOW occu. pled by the hospital for twenty-one years, at an an- Bua) ground rent of at east and the sale of buildings for ‘This commaiiice cash. mended the erection ef six pavilions cyte) pend grounds. ad $800 worth of her wearing apparel, arraigned before Justice pas the Market Folios Conse, y on the charge of the accused found.a the property—@ cane ory, hut the palanoe hes npt been Te. pecewerey Sa that have committed other ites maueron They were ft tint ia defnalt of $000 ALLEGUD RECEIVER OF STOLEN GOODs.—Addiz0R W. Maxwell, Licuteéhant Colonel Fourth regiment, ee aeany of carpe of buying from one ESee wena woamee oi ieee eS ange for iyrnine dolar. Toe ite at eee Bavine ‘t iand und page ets the oe snater th Se ‘the sam of ‘shou to Seas A KNock-Down Rovnzry.—James Hedges is a |. stranger tn this city and somewhat unacquainted with and snares of the metropolis. He on evening experienced a new sensation, which he is not likely soon to forget. Happening to in Some wnexpiaine’ manner, on the upper hall- way of tenement premises No. 28 Rose street after dark on Tuesday evening, Hedges was sud- D who sage him as penniless, Taylor, of the Fourth ward, who. aes men. They turned out to be inmates of ses where the ‘was committed, beh ane ther names ag William Hohney. ng of Will sterday morning before Justice 11 Sra sees Bt Cut hy coma trial at the General Sessiot MYSTERIOUS CASE OF STABBING. A case of cutting that: is 8 is still surtounded in mys- tery occurred in the Fourth ward yesterday morn- ing. The police report that between three and four o'clock officer Mctil! found a man lymg, on the rail- way track, near Peck slip, apparently intoxicated. He was removed to the slation house, where he gave tne name of Francis Jones Galway, an’ represented that he was a sailor on the steamship Sank, bie The night was spent in a cell, morn- ang, when he the office preparatory to his ment before the Pim blood. was found upon his clothes, an examination revealed a scevre cabacat: te the groin. The wounded man was oe Peborue Hospital, Later in Pe day he ral- lied, and ig interrogated stated his name was Francis Tames Breadwell, and that he had been as- hed of his money and valuables y was remoyed to LAYING THE CORNER STONE OF THE ROSS MEMORIAL CHAPEL, ‘There were some very interesting exercises at half- past three P. M. yesterday in connection with laying the corner stone of the Rose Memorial chapel, in Forty-first street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. ‘This building being constructed under the auspices of the American Fem#le Guardian Society most of the directors of this society were m attendance, as well as some 200 of the young girls pe Agen me me with the institution. Several pron, - Ba bra city ae aeey, and patrons of Ethas souoeeding ao inand sna — pos a ray ct Galvin am neha ines Q ather Teen 1 in” oe ine . rinent to pees “the name of = Sort bn weated, even honor of the the fund for jtaerection. He thas the edi ore fidence wow Botan A wnt Jay to-day would survive him as esting peer ‘al in coming time. ee ar stancing the olf pint a Ba records of similar modern date he gave a bri ‘history of the operatious of the Female Guardian Soc! ‘aura the past thirty-five years of its his- tory. They bad now eight schools under their rs ‘Their children were the poor walfs picked q the streets. Their work was one of rich tian benevolence and was crowned with the After the close of Rev. Dr. Dowling’s address the corner stone was laid by om Weat, Chairman of the Executive Committee. nderneath poe egy copies of the reports of tle van the of the Advocate and Female Guaritia he ore oreaa ef the soctety—and latest issues of the daily New York z letter was read from ee aati excnsing his absence and exp! rset ay Ly wish the, enter prise. More singing Tollowed ary children. Rev, A. A. Reinke re a “yh Fea when the services paw terminated with the Doxology and jediction. The chapel is to pont an in front and eighty feet in ‘depth, isto be bullt of brick and two s:orics 2 height. It will be compieted by the Ist Of next May. THE CASE OF THE ALLEGED FORGER,’ CHARLETON. Mention was made in the Henan of yesterday that J. C. Charleton, of New York, was arrested in Fredericksburg, Va., on instructions from the Cen- tral office, for forging the name of his late wifo, from whom he has been divorced—Mrs. Sarah A. Hoyt, of Wwe war Digans Goma of uae Gon $2,800, = toctives Coyle and } he Gentes ome, 4 Puen arayeree ee re ouce sent fhe ‘Central ofice uaking. for Charieton’s atch lainant did not wish to prosecute. cers of course refuse to Dato ear uing Fe jore to Geren the onse, and Rs tio requisition will be made for the accused he wiil no doubt be discharged by the Virginta Soulceaiies ‘who secure the reward 9600 for erecting the Last evening @ sparring ex exhibition was given as a testimonia) M , at No. 600 Broadway. The reat eS timited, considering the attractions set forth upon the programme. Be- sides this acold snap prevailed outside, and probably pr Rayrescygrmige Oh yf to att ore readily than r tovtat he com es i aber terwing poommors as Soormenced by the niredation ott clare onde on wh Eros gok the audience, _ phe tg yet 5 two ro. ott mind ana better het to ent ‘rare been gone through, the feature of the e ~t pT an coal nae e Coburtt ere glove Aw) pon tars in the et of Schum, = € sl contestants set than teenained ie whic! yowin to the pa sherma blows were exchanged, the Geatence aisy evidently delighted with all they had learned sclence of the fist. (MPRISONMENT FOR DEBT. To Tar Fptron OF THe Honatd:— Surely New York i#@ great city. Many lows are made for tis benefit and many enacted to destroy its business, The-law for tmprisonment for debt has long.since been repealed by. ali the States in the Unton except New York. She still has a law by which a debtor from any other State ean be confined fm jail, Which 18 keeping away many. thousands of dollars of trade—yea, eens the merchants Who have smatl and targe balances back on the books of their reaiors A} thie oe will not rua the risk of coming to ‘course they go to other cies and hae net go vols. Such are the facts. A Dill should be passed by Me Logisiature this winter repe@ing @) lawA for Imprisonment for devt, of the Benda and Ceptare of the Thieves. Two of the well dressed financiers who operate upon their wits in Wall, Pine, Exchange and other down. town streets, where daily offer for stealmg bonds and yesterday made a bold stroke to possess themscives of several thousand dollars in railway and other bonds; but im this instance they were fortunately frustrated by the presence of mind and bravery of a Uttie messenger boy, in the employ of the firm robbed. i laced the thieves in or fifteen Kate and stutited ged in the robb ‘out the ‘and exhibited a fue of diamonds. dremed in the the Tombs Police Cours and The evidence of Hageman is secure the conviction of Davis as the robbery. of an unimportant character, were heard. It will be recollected: that on Christmas Day a Laare arrested and on |e Cuddy at the Tombs: to make a@ complaint, and ynolds was discharged. ‘The eee ayo time com - barsh terms 0 the Magistrate in discharging * pone and preferred, charges Kennedy took iaenper th pot ae rune ne the, ofloe otilcer. speciacations charge that cha! hton epter saloon, engaged ‘comes ig try was nered gut toy 7 Proprietor wed the charge tt int Brougon Ww me ms tne Tan p ng toxteating liquors. ailthe “aineaneus * that of of drag pana, wide Mr Oakley ‘ue ¢ called and from the evidence but to. Broughton’s defence was that after the excitement tad thee or being. “whipper of police. men,” be that he contd not Caxsctentions 4 rinking beer, but up town he fell and broke his leg while car. He was a arrested and — before the when reported walk across injuries. sergeant ordered him to the et rie he did A all aiitculty, goa was then Dron but f... ¥ broken, LY ot doctor. Jn the morning the truth of his statements was apparent and he was provided for by the ort denied that The defence ported his accident and doorman Rogers swore that the doctor whs drunk. The farther heat was ad- journed toenable the doctor to ace cate of his physician as tg the nat 8 t? iil ew HAVEN BAILAGAD, The Commutation Questiou—Anether Meeting of the Commuters. Another meeting of the commuters’ committees preventing fraud upon the company. i Mr. Bishop consented to continue the present com- mutation ticket system, with the understanding, however, that every commuter shall show his ticket each time he may ride over the road. If this pian shall fatt to prove after @ fair trial the coupon system will necessary be resorted Dr. Ball be of pW rag offered the follo' tution, wi! discussion was ad tery te the ihe ropenaiiy of = of 0, cena ta the due: i Stasi os tee asour vt ig Delonge; anit the aa ou pe pees it meaces ream Tesolutions, offered The bie and jut by Mr. Hi. A. Kell of Port Chester, were also adopted by the meeting :— i i Ata recent sale of pictur farniture in Pat low ing Were the most preint- nent: cm femaicporiral Bronaino, sold for $231; Beers ca gisnus Forotiniensis fac a 1515," for $280; ro and Infant bre My centre, a we aide panels Ontha Bion topher, by Louis Vivarini, for $420; “Calvary,” by Daniel de voter Mor siti. Pour’ fing ne framice, in in galleries of gilt and chiseiled brome, piece, rich for two magnificent Haokouape of elegant Torin, with giaws d doors, tramied with friese, an See ivory fers, in- crusted on ebony, for Fins ix Seyou' About eleven o’ciock Monday Mitetit a fire Drok ‘ont in the Tag room at sana it — The a papel dah the tame, 4 As it Beans evident fac tte” “ ‘fort was ding could not be saved al to remove the sons went to when they were cal All escaped without serious © injui Steanttet wiki Sattieg om Uerwaree te | achuainted wi 6 84,08 death, ‘hits re came bewildered.and was the third Peeper pane, mains were found yesterday, pacning. He was from New baa Bote abe Nis parefits reside, and was unt- veraally ed by the Ciuzens of Seymour aso worny | man pan an a ‘Ke H mechan imataize named tw sg iy, dow, This 6 the ih at tikie warns om a Das been burned. Theloss is estitha ed at abot $40,000; insured for $14,000, — Waterbury (Jorn American, Jai 1s Several hit. by the saute ad's xceping ‘ 5 NEW JERSEY. Jnuny City. : Serious INJURIES TO 4 BUTCHER.—Yesterday morning @ Jew named Jacob Hofragd, while engaged atthe slaughter house im Grove street, was gored several times in the abdomen by a bullock, in! wounds four inches deep. was joved for ‘wounds, i, ‘are not likely to prove CoMMON COUNCIL PROCEBDINGS.—At the last meet- ing of the Common Council an ordinance was paseed xing the sum tobe paid by the Hoboken Horse Oar . Company to the Bergen C for each car, "Tuls cuables report plans for the erection street. An ordinance was ai Poo ove fot the bo gameaiat of ‘North tere and panne roi “Tas! BOULKVARDS.—The commissioners ted by the last Legislature to inquire into ndbtaene el on thels iro. fe yon these lines as filthy can inorder to euinpel passengers to t oF , since which time inis- friends heard now of him. ‘ics Newark. AN IMPORTANT “ NUISANCE’? Casz.—In the Mer- eantile Court, yesterday, before Judge Bigelow, a suit was commenced by the city against the propri- etor off a soapfat boiling establishment, named Peter M. Arbuckle, doing busiuess as No, 250 Washington © oe removal. et, Arbuckle fai} phe comply with a 2eR the city brings. sult fo recover of $50, = The case was ‘opened t by mod nf A ie A bed ‘Attorney, who stated that it was. o1 ve the order of the Board of Hi th a od ite. a ce by the ——— at Sige! that such estatilish- ments had been nuisances were in- dictable, Judge Bigelow. said the of Health had no power to declare anuisance, The must e that itis a nuisance posiedictet ie. ic healt Pores ye ith. for the prosecution mee opened. st Miler, of 73 Market street, a nuisance, stated that he and fe and family had been prostrated from the Bring from thefat. He was contind to bed for five weeks - and hildren or one of his cl haa orted. A Pari of other witnesses testified that they by th mach. b tl tiey tel ick, and in ey. felt sic ome ¢ gos vorafi youngster el 7" of ‘their ievemouy went public health. | ‘The case Is not et concluded. The Subject is one that has occupied considerable public attention ever since lust summer, When many per- sous wor! in the vicinity-of the ‘nuisance’ ¥G0- clined working alongside of it. The decision is anxiously looked for. Trenton. No More Prsiic Execurions.—In consequence of the disgraceful exhibition that‘attended the hang- ing of Woolley at Freehold petitions have been sent to several members of the Legislature asking for the passage of a bill prohibiting public executions, of at pre. ica Spaskicnmgnal agpantin ag in the last exéoution in Essex county, where issued an order to the Sheritr whieh e Spey mein ts eae ana tis applies equally to males Proceedings in the Senate—Warm Debate on the Governer’s Message in the House. Both houses met yesterday morning at ten o'clock, In the Senate the reading of the Governor's Message when formed. The toint committee ‘of the Senate and House appointed by the last Legisiature to in- vestigate the afatrs in the State Prison reported Gilman, of New York, the shoe contractor, was re- fused as unjust and without foundation. Mr. Gilman and the insufficiency of the working hours, HP lee 4 i: 7 1 a i ft fas i fi t il i il ! el & ts i a : rf ; : uty H iG H Fi : Hy 39; iegz of vad . bof the oo pg rt inorder to with the new map. ‘The report of the Stace Treasurer was reestves, the rales amended 80 ag to prohibit in a mera ga etl the Howse fa Se eri A caucus of tmembers of ‘was held yester- day afternoon at three o'clock. GLITARY WITELLIBERCE. Battalion Dri ef the Forty-seventh Regi- - ment. ‘The Forty-seventh (Brooklyn) regiment, Nationat Gnard, assembled at the Portland avenue Arsenal on Tuesday evening for drill and instruction. The bat- nen . Her ae es ere ae auiopting ne jrese uiiforth.’ The regiment In Rhode Island they measure th the worth of Irish- men oe me on - iv Pan thorn 8 y Pog 11,070 votes;