The New York Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1869, Page 5

| > oo NBW) YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 18(9—TRIPLE "SHEET. i second precinct, reports that he killed « mad Gog} OBSEQUIES’ OF THE LATE INSPECTOR in striking contrast to the dozen “spe- strect and ‘avenue. : It ie time that tt 4 those inter- BURGLARY.—The room of R. L, Pine, artist, No. 616 ested py party should under. THE COURTS. Broa¢way, was burglariously entere1 on Sunday Steud that nearly ‘the of clues y bus. by the thieves, who were obtained are taventions. 6 story that the UNITED STATES ClRCUIT COURT. ? Tae ath, bes fn the nature of tha eontemta, than wanted, fete MeGabner Is yrication, as 4 ‘Tum Wear SIDR ABSOCIATION.—ThIs association time w , shoald the, real r ever be ‘The Fullerton Caso—Aucther Pestpenement='| thet {had pretended a ef discovered. Monday Next Fixed for the ‘Trial. me of, We frm of Thomas & | will hold a public meeting at the Everett Room thie i " rer ‘ras somsching iS Fearn aga and ite | cVeung. The report of the Executive Committee of BELL GATE—OPERATIONS YESTERDAY. the Dasted, Sintes ve, witiam Pillerton, aed | wih et if wha proven aa een neo tne hands of @ | the West ide A Trill be presented. Special | polis turning outin iarze force and considerable eg nls Dupuy and Others,—This case was cailed on yes- aan, be ; kane Rep bem 98 compas of We provements on ihe, west, side; ‘of the | Bamber of the frends of the deceased participating | 1 conid scarcely have been expected that the suc- terday for trial. The court room wae well’ filea’| there would be no ong tne tne of fling the petition, Charles | /ighth avenae; “more ‘traneporta- | imtheclosing rites of affection and respect. The | cess which attended the operation’ at Hell.Gate last ‘at the opening of the court, Mr. Fullerton and his mis may thi polnt arquardt iy also a petihoner for adjudication in a | “00 to the upper end.of the isiand. services at the residence of his widow, No, 455 West | week would continue without the recurrence of mis- eounsel, Mr. Cbaries O’Coner and Mr,, Seward, Poca I trio! declined to make anv vadjusieation In bank Lerten ware iis ing ee New | Twenty-necond street, tga Mab are prayer, | haps similar to those which characterized the first A , paincionnos: ie bs The reception by mom' asso- | which was pronounced Dr. Gallaudet.) attempt on Frying Pan Rock. However perfect the bpd to tne Court, | feu o'clock ‘mex? 100 rms’ referred "io are ‘browne into she proceedings | elton to the nén-restdent members will take place | who, fm very touching terms, sliudod to the aicat | machinery and decided the success of science in sald the government was ready to’ procéed with the ‘under’ the roi 1 ot he, RA ait AOC to-night at the armory of the Tweuty-second regi- | biow which a mysterious Providence had seen Otto | meeting engineering dimcuities heretofore thought : Commtass Seat es apd par at | mest, French theatte Dullding, Fourteenth street..| msict on the wife and clil'd of the deceased, and ex- | to be insurmountable, the contractor for the re- ‘Mr. Seward, on the part of the defendents, ssid wm the for the question may be certined to District Jud Pasig na one be TiN pi fue Prominent ‘horted them to bear up with true Christian fortitude | moyal of the Hell Gate obstructions will always that they were not. ready; that Mr. John Burrill, on Q ¥ Fo OE es Tae ooo. cd-opinion, that. the, petitioner is | vited tobe ‘The eutertainnient will ve a | 12te hour of thelr sore distress and repose all thelr | nave to contend against an enemy which is as FRom the preparation of the erence had devolved, | judiciat Y Satation that defeiant-wae pot entitied tobe Siintued’a bankrapt or alscharced very brilliant one. Haring she evening 6 Uattation hopes in Him who was all strength and goodness. powerful in retreat as in advance and just as dan- pase ‘oe fo eugage, in. te case, and tn conso: | “"si Bell Roabtant Uuitod steten Die on {ene procesdings unlese me copartners arajoined.| sei tses" wil give ae egMiDITGG, arull PTOMCnANe | pene yah eae Of mahasive mahogany, richly | gerous, ‘The fearfal tide that sweeps through the ee counsel must ask’ for postponement for & | opened the case for the Mion and ‘called 16 | In two. Arms. and assets the property of the mame | 10g aud dancing will occupy the rest of the evening. ONES ENE re ines | eae ta OER OM PL ATETT, twelve ts Whe rentent witness, firma. But the copartners in neither of these firms | A SINGULAR CORONER’s CABE/—An inquest was Aoscription:— dimculty. When it is stated that the tide con- testified in fein LROWARD. re. tinues to.ebb.on one site of the channel for an hour are parties to these been or sought to b9 | commenced yesterday by Coroner Fiynn in very 9 seotign.of the law, or eighteen, which provides for | quiet way at bis oMice in thease ot Dr. John Ken- Ite knew that Burrill was and had been tll for the bankruptev of copartnershi| He asks a dis- | nedy,of 116. Chatham street, who died recently. It some time past, and he (Mr. Courtney) disliked to itness, whieh he (defendant) swore to and sub- | cha £ us hi 8 due as B meraner of firms: shpeata thas ine deceased a pica aed Dr. abyoeat wa protgeainnal oF £0 jook like pushing on the | scribed; that the allegations therein set forth in tne | that hodoes not ask to be adjadged bankrant, and trial of the case under the ctrcumstances. , how. \davit were true, and that Lamartine was tis | offers to pay his undivided aswell as copartnership | Walter Powers, and curing an itiness.of several ever, intended totry the’ case at the present term, | name; the aifidavit in question Was made by defend- | dents with firm property, the mem»ers of which | days was under the sole care of’ls partner, wlio but would consent to.a reasonable postponement in | ant to procure tie arrest and prosecu! of Collec- | firms are not joined. I ‘understand the law to be we & certificate of -death,. The: relatives of de order that counsel might be ready. He wished to Arrant was issued on that aMdavit on | that where there.are firm debts and firm asseig the | Rave, > marndnate Of death nd of #200000 present the case fairly and fully. ; the aMdavit of Shaw (defendants) and |. firm must be declared bankrupt by either voluntary | Worn of property and ‘that abc ackeaien owned & Counsel for the defence then consulted towether, | others taken by him at the-same time were prelimi- | or involuntary procesdings before any member of pordion g ie pes right... Dr. Power, bas, since and afier a sew moments asked the Court what dis- | nary tothe issuing of a warrant against Co'leetor | the firm can be discharged from its liabilities, Kennedy's death, exhibited a perks fale this pro- position won!d be made of the case. Batley; took these steps at the request of Major | Judge Platchford, on this statement of facts, rnies pervs Ahab nate ye week, \ 7 Mr. said he tted the unpreparediness of ie detcndants” cme oct Recount et @ iiness ‘one of their number, who had chi if the case. Mr. ‘othersome idea may be formes of the danger of the ORE OLELOLE EE LODO EDEDOEDDILOLOLE LODE DL OO LO EE DE 1 oomney in ert he Mois ee Sree od ree My Was then removed to the hearse by the pall hearers, Ing conducted. Oo hors "ts ie Lim Inspect 4 of time in one tide In which it ia possthle to keep the ‘ors Dirks and Walling’ and Capiains Jourdan | Pisve stondtiy over the rock. selected, for.si)-narine And Mount, Accompanied by & large number of the. operations. When all the requisite bovs for holding Irlends and rel: fam carrig: the veas el are once seenrely fastened the contractor cortege th: salted Yee Me pty Spe thinks he will be abies to work un'nterrapte tly and Fienth flowin he ud ymctona ay Spey in defiance of tideand weather, Until that anxiousty 60 ne, witere the pollee escort. numbering’ | aoatrad object is attatied, however, the progress of ramen. fell into tine and moved on. to Bt ADn’s | the work will be nevexsirily Mow. Fniscopal. church, in Fighteenth street, near Yesterday wag not hy any meana favorahie for DIED JAN: 14,1809, “Smal and a half after it Ima. commenced to flood on the MONTHS. The Court then fixed the trial for the 25th -inat, ‘| Belknap, who was acting under the advice of coun- | In accordance with the Register, that the petitioner, " ie wearily hows, for se Leet red ( he he Mr, Courinoy having, called over. tho hist of wit; | se, Mr. Wiliam Fullerion and Mr. H. i. knox, ws nor cntitied to his Wlachatrze oh the law as applied OF ace aH Manttiad amb deaiht the. orte Mtg i er yg ea bores ae WereTea ne alone smn Coligny indine takes, espe he. pt rea ue per 4 bi x4 fins raters praroa ean Ce i the pet by this court tp repeated cases. Genee te che reporters, Dr. Shing made.a poat- | the middie aisle, preceded by the Rev. Drs. Galiau- the water already ‘disturbed by the action of the tenaguee’on the day of trial, e & party named Powelson was present at the ti: SUPENOR COUIT—SPECIAL TERM, a aR R tae ed na eole rae nce RaNOONERCTT Convicted ef Passing Counterfeit Five Dollar fonts, ng) administered the oni. cn vhe Bible; c ‘aver: Lae? ig 1 spirituous ieruor. Coroner Fiynn has comiuttted Dr. Ns; National © ines jey algo, in cumpany wich the defendant and Powel. od Surrender of a Massachusetts Burglar. Varker to the Tombs for further exaimination, the nslon a es bs. George Ayers.—The defend. | same object and inten’—to procure: the acrest and apc TISUEh GuNEREN SOMERS IP EOE RERRIRELN cpr: fates v8. Myers.— - | sameobject and Intent—to procure the atrest anc ss In Re the Habeas Corpus of Thomas Hennissy.— EMBANKMENT ACCIDENT.—Yesterday afternoon, as $ . prosecution of Collector Bailey; the oath taken by. See War tntebename: Roving: Damed.6 Ava, Allss thedefendant may have been administered to hin | The ‘Petitioner, Hennissy, with one George Pcole, 13 |: three workmen, named John Snea, Peter Casey and’ det, Price and Keniamin, the Key. Dr, Gallandet re- we citing 2 loud voise'tha twenty-fifth and twen- | 074 currents nntil tf foamed aronnd tho rocks in Seve ; slielbourne, ty-si<th verses of the eleventh chanter of St. John, | bite. anery waves. Xx ‘varthelers: Mr, Sl i commeneing, 1am the resurrection and the life: he ne bes ing 08 oe an by a4 that velieveth in me, though he were dead, yet shail ¥ o Eplscopat ritual was then gone through with, whon gond deal of time was loat in ge'ting the machine il, counterfeit of the national currency, upon Mar- P 3 ‘ the choir sang-the hyma:— dy: but wi nat the unde- jae prs pneysten geo ue af eae par, | aeoatbraserontway; Went to the oles, 71 | charged with burgiary inthe frst degree in Middie- | Amos Carver, were enigazetl m excavating the earth yer ina Ind af pare delet Fee te neat et deer ac eacren ate Tooke ment of some drink purchased by him. This money ied dey tealen be nighe’ and pansed to consider, the dri!l sas safely low- Purpose, it being represented to him that the | 8¢X county, Mass., and was arrested in New York 02 | in frent of the premises of Jamics Watt, No. 73 Domi- defendent took back and paid for the drink in good | parties making the information were unwilling to | a warrant {ssued upon requisition of Governor Put- | ntek street, to remecy some defect in the gas matin, money. He then left the place and was followed a | appear before him at, his office in the court buildiag; | lock, of Massachusetta, Governor Honan tssned a tlie’ beams across the’excavation to prevent the little way bya policeman. Defendant seeing this ran {| that these parties being known in the building were | warrant for Hepatssy's surrender, Poole not being r baile of and was pursued by the policeman, who arrested | averse to coming here as informers; the only person | yet apprehended and the matter came before this | debris from falling In gave way, burviog Sea and him. On being searched .t the station house four | he saw on the occasion of his going to 71 Broadway | court yesterday moraing on. the return of a writ of | Carter beacath the dirt. Casey was standing near five dollar bills were found upon him, all counter- | before leaving his own office was Belknap; subse- | habeas corpus for the cischerre of the prisoner. the top, and observing the planks give way shouted felts, Leones saw. Blaisdell and Dapuy at the office 71 W. F. Howe, counsel for Hennisay, claimed that} '0 Lis companions to save themscives, bat to late, ‘These facts being testified to by the witness, de- roadway; thinks that it was on the Bivie he admin- | the warrant issued by Governor Hoffman was de- | at least five feet of earth covering them. Assistance fendant’s counsel, J. W. Grattan, put in evidence | istered the oath in the office 71 Broadway; Belknap | fective In being countersignel by the Governor's | Was immediately at hand, citizens and workien testimony of previous good character. The Jury, | was at the time special agent of the Ireasury De- | private secretary, instead of by the Secretary of | With shove's working hard to rescue the uniortu- after a brief deliberation, returned a verdict of | partment, but he no ‘authority to adininister tate, na‘e men, Shea was the first reached, and with the gallty, with a recommendation for a lenient sentence. | oaths. The Conrt overrutea the point taken bv counsel, | exception of a few bruises was but little injured, entence deferred, * Redirect—Bialsdell and Dupuy were at the office | and Henacssy was committed to the custody of the | the planks having served as @ protection. Afier dig ered over the side and. steam being turned on, And pleasures banish pain. M a The Rev. Dr. Galiau jet, at the close of the singing, = of the tors rt wheats bank. thes ves: made a few remarks enlogistic of the character of ren tte 6 i Ue tate inspector. Te att twas useless for him (0 | SF" an hour ane halt, derinucwhieh Mr, scott was Temin’ nis Hearers of the Grmness of eharacter of | engaged in fixing his ‘head gear ond tying on the Mr, Leonard tn ali the watks of life m which he bal | @normoug leaden shoes, Mr. Shelhonrne got im- been engaged, An effictent oficer who hat, on patient, and anxiously watched the movements of many tryinoccasions done the pudlie good service, | the signal bell, Which, a3 had already been described, he had ever been as strict in the neriormance of Ms | rings when the drill has reached its ful! length in the duties as he was in exacting obedierice to orders and | rock, The bell ald not sound in the proper time, and it discipline from those unvler bis command. Asa pri- i wate ‘ittzen every one-whp had ever eotne in con | mroken” ‘Ny tims was fost in senting down ‘ths tact with mm contd testify to the high esteem in ‘Tl Broadway at the time, Massachusetts oticers, who propose to escort him to | #ifig a few mina‘es longer Carter was discover diver. He crawled over the side and hela on to the Convicted of Perjnry—Anather of the Whiskey | “ yary Lobsch testified that she resided at 181 Mott | Boston at the expense of the Old Bay State. Weiigod in between the planks, blood lasulng {rok | Nout gan Kindness of hee Te ae ce ein | gunwale with his enormous paws for some minutes Ring Cases. - street; knew the defendant; he went by the name of Y Sy ag Rs bis eyes, nose and mouth, presenting a sickenin, wife and young son had stricken beyond ali before dropping down into the brboling water, in Before Judge Benedict. Shaw; his first name might be John; was in wit- ; SUPERIOR COURT. sight. He was, after much difiicuity, extricated, and | earthy consolation, and the Police Department had which his feet swang to and fro, and then a volce The United States vs, Harrison Shaw, alias La- | Bess’ house when he was arrested. -_— i everything done to restore him, but his injuries are | experienced a loss which it would be very hard to | Ws heard. which sounded as if the utterer was a 2 HY i! The witness was cross-examined, but nothing af- | Order of Arrest—What is Necessary to Suse | supposed vo be fatal. He was taken to St. Lukes’s | repair if it were at all possible, The wife ‘been | Mule off and sick i his stomach, and one martine.—The defendant in this case is charged | fecting the direct tertim ony was elicited, % tain It. Hospital, deprived of her protector, the son of his earthiy of the men pat a crowbar in Mr. Scott's ‘with perjury in making and ‘subscribing to an afi- Joshua F. Batley, Coliector of the Fourth district. father: bnt God la heaven twould be a father to chem | "ands, after which he sunk deeper, wabbied his head Gavit before United States Commissioner Osborn, in | 1798 the next withess examined, bis testimony being | Picts vnoueonagsiag: Sipeersare POLICE INTELLIGETOE, both. ‘The Lord ‘was all mercy, and on Jim alone | 2nd disapneared. He was down some fro or ox to the effect that the statements made by the do- Litted vs. ein.—This was a motion to dis- . dis could the bereaved ones now look forcomfort, and the | wantad to have something done, Unf rtunately the the month of July, 1863, containing false, ‘corrupt | fendant on his afidavit and sworn to by him were | charge an order of arrest. The motion was heard and malicious statements and charges against Joshua | false in every purticular; saw the defendant after on the papers on which the warrant had been GRAND LaRcENY.—Wiliam Archer was arraigned F. Bailey, Collector of Internal Revenue of the | Mg. arrest upon the present charge, ; . “| before Justice Ledwitir at the Exsex Market Police Cross-examined by Mr. Owen—May have seen the | granted. Fourth district in this city, with the intent of dis- | qefendant many times previous to his arreat; saw The aMdavit of plaintiff act out that defendant, Court yesterday, charget! with having stoien $138, gracing said Joshua'F. Bailey by arrest and prosecu- | him at the time he (Mr. Bailey) was under examina | wren he purchased the goods in question, | tt? Property of Hugh O’Nell, from the person of tion on sald false and malicious charges. tion upon the charges falsely preferred by the de- “ , ¢ | Thomas Halpin. Ha pin was in the employ of the ey fondant; first knew of defendant's swearing an am- me feds Jawan re bi ed ee compainant and had just ted the money. The particulars in this case will be seen from the | davit against him on the 2d of July, 1863; Caverley, ne ome TS Penece “that - vom | Atcher pleaded guilty and ws committed to answer. 7 ; : follow allegations to the ei Information given before # United States Commis. | Puller and Hall also made false statements and adl- | snoy representations the goods were sold: that they | _ ALLEGED PicKrooxETs,—James Burke and Robert sioner by George L. Armstrong, who, under tne pre- Lon ¢ were untrue; that defendant knew it tobe so, and | Clayton were arrested yesterday ina crowd near a tence of entering into the allezed conspiracy trom | ail under inticcmentTor periury and consplray. Sees ube Comer ROLL wae cansocince eatin fireim Broadway by ofileer Dune, of the Sixth pre- which the charge against the defendant arose, be- | Other witnesses were examined, but their testl- | ractg showing that such Tepresentations “were false cinct, on a charge of having made an attempt to Sarno tally hae red with the objects and designs peer hoa sa bo new polnts in the cage, and the | anq untrue, which would lead the Court judicially | stealfrom the person of an uuknown man. The George L. Armstrong, being duty sworn, said that | Mr. K. Ia Owen then moved to discharge the | $7 cfatenent that ths representations were falasts | helt Helng broughs belore Justice Dowilng boll wore on the 2d of July las: a detective omcer with whom. | prisoner on the gronnd that the evidence was in- | Dot enough, unless it is arirmatively shown now the | held for thal, 4 Pes he was petsonally acquainted came to him and in- | suMcient to sanction the count with regard to the } rooresentations made were and are untrue, Motion FALSE PRETENCES.—Herman Reute was arrested fo med him that he was on the track of a conspiracy | administering of oaths. t ft | t against Collector Batley aud requested him (the de- | ‘The motion was denicd. PE egg mime te get She autos Dat ry Ty uals. | yesterday, at the instance of James P. Luaine, of 199 tve being personaliy Known to the perties sus- Mr, Elihu Root then proceeaed, no witnesses being to be in the conspiracy) to get mtroduced to | called for the defence, to sum’ up the case to the opposed. . Front street, who accused him of having practised he persons carrying on said conspiracy and from i , the main point relied on by him with the jury COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—CHAMBERS the art of begging in the strect under the guise of a them learn the facts and details in regard to it: I ing that the defendant had been led to suppose i Pu . veteran suidier tu distressed clreamstances, As the conseuted to do so, and on the next day was intro- | that he was not taking a solemn oath or maxing a The Express Companies? Uitigntiou—Jadge complainant had made the discovery that Keute was duced to Harry Jenness and one Noyes, at No. 77 | serious soeres, ainst Mr. Batley, but that he Not a discharged soldier, Justice Howilng held the Nassau street; was taken Oue aide by Jenn who | was under the impression that the whole affair Brady Modifies the Order of Injunction Made | prisoner aud cbmmitced him as a vagrant. many friends of. him who was now no more ti ot accustomed to could reap @ profitavle lesson from the death they Soleus ens aaaken mwas committed which re- had 89 much cause to denjore. It should beto them | suite in the breaking of the “chuck” rope. The reminder all powerful that “im the midst of life we | giver remained below some time longer and then are in death,” that in heavenly things .alone cou'd | signatied to be drawn up. There wessome dificnity there be found real happiness, True, the deceased | jy geting him in. the several ropes.and the air pipe had been taken away In the full freshness of his use- having got entanvied together but he was fulness—in the twinkling of an eye he had passed eventually pulled safely on board. He reported that from earthly life to that wonderful world where the | the machine had descend a the edve of two rocks Weary are at rest—but the consolation was lett to} ana that the drill plaved between them in a deep those who mourned his sudden departure from fisanre, of course without any result, The hole was Carthiy scones that he had gone to w better and | ao deep that he could not reach the bottom of it with @ bappier‘sphere, where all was joy and gladness. his feet while holding on witi his hands to the When Mr. Gallaudet had closed his remarks the edge of the rocks, The drill, therefore, merely lid of the coftin was ra‘sed that the friends and rela- tickled the Hog’s Back. instead of boring tives of the deceased might take @ Iqst look at the it as was ex |, When these facts were reported Jeatares of the dead, and nearly an hour elapsed be- | 4 wr, Shetbourne ths drlil was raised to the surface fore the immense crowd, which filed the church I | and safeiy pat on board. The tide was now on the its every part, had flied by the corpse, which was attired in an inspector's full dresa uniform, with the teed tetmeie oe rd hoe erariiel tm shieid on the le breast of the coat, When the coffin i “y to Fourteentn street, to Broadway, fo Canal arect i yards nearer Frying Pan Rocky ie foliowing order, ie sidewal Pal Uned denae crowds of spectators a3 It passed: ¥ | THE ACCIDENT ON THE HARLEM RAILROAD. Band of the Twenty-second Regiment. d Poli KG lice, mr pe esol a aa command of Only Inj and but Three of Those anno ee me be wanted ine tpawear that I had on ar. ore Oe) Hak on imizigne, enaine a by Him. oon’ “ SLUNGsHoT.—Joln Maier, a young man of any- jaitley, July 14, , for removing 100 barrels o! in. the m: uid not any way injurious ir. efore Jud, rady, Police Commissioners Poswol Bren whiskey from bonded warehouse No. 42 Franklin | Batley. Mr. Root made an able address, with the James H, MoVicker 2. ate awe, ened thing but Drepossessing appearance, was taken be- Jr Hl ig rth, man and {otto Smee Attendance—Condition of street the sum of $2,000, and he promised me | very slight material offered him by the case of his @ "~ “ re fore Justice Ledwith yesterday morning by officer | superintendent Kenne'ly, the Detective Squad and | » te Wounded. Bfteen doliars for doing it; he said the man I | client, and was followed by Mr. Beil, Assistant Dis- | dent of the Merchants? Unton Express Company; | sonn 11, Josa, of the Seventeenth precinct, who dis- the Philadeiphis’ Police Delegation. The accident to the express train on the Hariem would swear before was not a notary public and had — Attorney, for the prosecution. Fargo, as President of the American Express Com- | covered him hiding in the cellar of No. 44 First ave- je Hearse, Rouroad, near Towner’s station, on Saturday, and ho right to adiwinister an ath; Jenness suegested | | Judge Benedict charged the jury, and that body.) ony, and Orners.—This 16 amilt brought to enjoin the | BUC, on the Dixht of the "th tnst., with a number of guarded by the members of Hureka Lodge which was exclusively reported in Sunday's Herat, that I sbou'd do thie under an assumed name, and | after an absence of abont halffan hour, came into burglai’s tools and a sinngshot ig possess we agreed upon the naine of Jotun Hale, which I was | court with a verdict of guilty and a recommendation | Consolidation of the two companies, defendants, un- | 4¢ rm nar ney that, nnn e nye prose pe to accept for such purpose; this was in the morning;-| 0n behalf of the prisoner to the leniency of the Court. | er the name of the American Merchants’ Union EX- | (ir or otier arrangements were made which will &bout three o'clock in the afternoon Jenness:and i | | ‘The prisoner was remanded for sentence, and at | Press Company, and for the appointment of @ re | insure nis goou behavior for some tine to coe. went to 71 Broadway and’found a man they called | five o’clock the court adjourned till this moruing. ceiver of the Merchants’ Unien t xpress Company, and the Pail Bearers. Carriages containing the Clergymen, the Family | Proves not.to have been so serious in respect to the Physician and Friends and Nelatives number of passengers injured as was at first eup- of the deceased. On reaching Canal strect the police formed in cot | Poets. Only elght persons sustained any injuries, “Doctor” (Biaiseli), and a young man who ap- as already reported. ‘The following order, which ex-| BURGLARY.—Willlam Rea appeared before Justice | ann along the east side of Broadway. while the | and of these five received very stizht bruises. Un-' ared to be a clerk: Jenness gave me an off-hand UNITED STATES DISTAICT COUNT. Dini tet has been made" Sveti We cated Ledwith at the Essex Market Police Court yesterday | band, playing a dirge, preceded the earne to the | der Cr Wig ge ead considering the introduction to the Doctor: Jenness and the Doctor . charged with burglariously entering the dweill + > ¢ for defendant, the American Merchants’ Unton Ex- ~y a! ed eee ne ae ie ft Bopp The Blaisdell and Eckel Whiskey Case. press Company:—Ordered, that the injunction | house of Frederick Hensler, No. 101 Allen street, and of the parties brougit up. f pyre atta the Before sudge Blatchford. granted in this action an the 9th day of January, | stealing therefrom a quantity of Fgh ry valued at Doctor asked me if | was acquainted with Mr. | The Untted states-vs, Alvah Blaisdell, J.J. Keket | 1809, be modified by striking out of same Otty dollars. | Abont half-past cl#ht on the evening Balley; 1 told him J was; them he asked | and John H. Laren.—The trial of this case, adjourned ‘words ‘from carrying on business in any way as en | ‘Of ue: tyes ‘inst dte; Hemaler’s danghter told him me What # knew about the arrangement, and I told . 2 - express company under a name in which the words, , that @ strange man was in his room. As Lensier him what Jenness had told me to say; ‘the Doctor | ‘Tom Friday last, was resumed yesterday morning | ‘Nerchants’ Union’ are used,” without Prejudice to | Went toward the apartment Kea passed Inn in the turned toJenness and said, with a laugh, “That is | with the recall to the stand of the plaintimy’ right to have such restra'nt restored. | hallway, A person living in the cpposite house retty good, aint it?’ the Doctor s: the Major Patrick Campbell, whose cross-examination was ‘The case was also to have been brought up yester- | swore to having seen the accused in the complain- Belknap) had gone tothe races and there was no- pneu, @ay on the argument of an interlocutory motion; but | ant’s room. Rea was cormitted for trial, there to do any business that afternoon; it was | Continued at additional length, but whose testimony | an order granted by the Supreme Court was inter] Arrest oF A BURGLAR—Henry Watson, a black- {hen agreed that I wis to most Jenness tie next | corroborated all his statements on direct examtna- | amy bey ms ep fporey meen eer Fequlring the Par | saith, eged twenty-clght, and a native of England, ee NE Tehnicee eect te eee auine | tion, asto having frequently seen whiskey drawn | not be joined with the sult azainst these defendants | wns arrested in Baxter strect yesterday by officer o'clock; met Mr. Jenness accordmg to the - 8 i ment; aiter some delay we went toNo. TLBrogtway, | from the cistern room in the rectifying house to the | by James W. Biatchford, in the Supreme Court. The | Dolan, of the Sixth precinet, a’ he was found tn pose and found the Doctor, Major Belknap and aflother | distillery; that when this was going on, always at | Same relief ts prayed for in both guits. The matter | sqssion of quantity of weary appare! which be Tan whose name I did not learn; this man took me night, he had often seen the defendants et in | 88 therefore ad ourned until the 26th inst., when | cuid not give any satisfactory abdouat uf, Ina mto the back office and wrote'out the statement | the cistern room superintending the drawing off the | *¢ order of the Supreme Court is returnable. pocket of one of the coats wits found a card and on waich J gave him: it was what Jenness had in- | whiskey, attaching and -detaching hose, filling bar- thie trace the fact was ascertained that the dwelling structed me to say; aiter it was written Major | rei &c.’ CCURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Nob. 1 Jefferson Park, Brookirn, occupied by Mrs. Mary end of the line. ‘The rematns were then taken to | at Ww! were running, the sudden- Greenwood Cemetery, where they were interred with | 288 and liar wature. of the accident, Masonic honors. And thus closed the last scene in | the number Fomp vin ha in the cars thrown {rom the life of the most eMiciont officer of the Metropoll- | the track, the ¢xtinguishing of the lights and pante ian Pohce—a man who never Knew What it was to | excited from apprehension that the stoves would set have an enemy and wiose kindly nature and genial | the carson fire, with a repetition of the terrible wavs bad eusbrived his name ia the hearts of thou- | Angola disaster, and consequent rush to get from the sands, éar=, itis only a marvel that many were not killed sere and a to be recorded of the bruised and Meeting of the Board of Police Commission. paso As Feral peoeed,, only gad Ca | ere eg g, the cars wi ni Resolutions Regarding the Death of Yes) siictiy damaged, thr rovd was pat in Immediat *pecter Leonard, running ion and the movements of subsequen ede oe Can tee nee ‘inecause 180 Ur tne meclaent Uae ascertained, wat Comnuiiasioners wag convened yesterday morning, the breaking of the spring rail of the frog by th: when the following resolutions were unanimously | engine. All the cars except the rear on¢ passed ove diopted:— poe met oy —_s ba ace fe a Resolved, That the sudden and unexpected death | PD its sig i atnehc nanan tie teal 3 car jing it, which, throurh the powe of. Inspector Jaues Leonard, stricken down un- | of ts Teta force, becatne uncounied from th tl “ “ ‘arned while in the apparent enjoyment of Beiknap came into the room, took the seat at the quier ed. the \- Fkirtdge, had beem eniered on Saturday night aod ss startling ‘mournful proof the ir of it, and likewise waa thrown over o Gesk, read over the statement alond and asked me | Jory, Rorty-fth ron hon Tuy ise boy Serer, Before Judge Bedford. ewiny-nine dollars’ worth of clotuing stolon. Mrs. | frail “of nmnan fe and uae alte wih wiet and Keine ine The tren wens Goat treat, showing a if I acknowledged the signature to be mine; I | 1:63: was hired by Mr. Schuyler, but was paid wages ‘Assistant District Attorney Hutchings appeared for | Evirylwe identfel the property fownd in Watson's Rae tenes tome Wd hd hold up my right hand; | py piaisdell: wae aiso paid ‘wages Ag Tisdale; | te prosecution yesterday ode PP essession, and on his being errainod before Justice : Z ‘ent through the form of swear | wag all through the building; know the cisiern | watng he was held:tor t38. mourning the home recently made happy oy his ote ke 4 Cree roe sorrow sy all with eee bat which ee ot a mn hy iclally connected, = time best _ mana: . Resolved, That the deceased du his twen! es eiieyep aap on this road are s9 constracte tug me; he said that was st tight, and Tleft; at No. | room; saw it Open one day soon after he went to George Williams was indicted for burglary in the ALLEGED SHooTING Arreay.—VvWilliam Martin a 7; Nassau street, that morning, 1 met Jesse C. Rowe, ‘there; y, ; ‘rented Sp ons : hat in car being uncoupled the othe who passed under the assume. name of James Cal- work there; saw it open between seven and eight in | third degree, he having entered the cooper shop of | arrested by officer McAvoy, of the Twentieth pre- | Hire years of service in the Police Depart © | brakes are at once brought down and the enginec position of patrolman, captain and inspector, un- tirlug in the performance of duty and in his efforts to | Botited to Terense is engine. Ane one can ce increase the eiiciency and usefalness of the police Gpseer eageacerents tas tear cars on a train, at force and reader it worthy of the coafldence of the | tho main train continue on its course, leaving tl community, Whose persons and property they are ap- ured ‘and helpless to rescue ther pointed to proiwet. He ielt an earncat interest 88 | coves, Excepting the aitempt—which, fortunatel 9 instructor of the newly appointed poltcemen, in failed in its purpose—made six months aco to thro making (vem faiiliar with their daties and tnspiring | oan express train, near Bronxvitle, by placing tuer with the conviction that their position was 0n@ | patroad tie on track, this is the ‘frst accide Py S talthtal pect ee at at As wdtscipiii: | that hax ocourred on this track for several years department. His | 82% in Ca Mr. Buckont has been the genet rian he had no saperior in the Wilitam H. Earle, wife of one of the proprt agreeable temper and courteous demeanor were alwe, yieuous, even under circuinstances of Earle’s Hotel, who sustained the most serio comfortable yesterday, thou cons] which would make it didichit for most men to pro- ‘was very Gegve the one or practice rhe other. till eaitering much Her left collar bone Resolved, That his death has deprived the Poilee | broken in two places her back badly bruise head and one on the si Department of the services of an intelligent, gentle- manly and most valuabie officer, and created u va- | Besides one ug on the forel ie cance ont cancy which it will be ditlealt to ll with one eqaally | Hottom of the 1 a through one ot eae ae eee otimed = Ne basso successlully | windows. She did not recover her senses tintil t Saines . was ia a. being conveyed to her husban Resoived, That the members of this Board tender | hotel, Mra. ‘will B® remembered, ¥ their heartfelt sympathies to the widow and family i of the decoased in their great and unexpected be- | Song the acionatine rene tao . at PS dies boy, who was with her, was s0 badly hurt that a8 a mark of their respect for the deceased the members of this Board wil! attend nig died, thong six Pee er wares; from the ott Veriy; he went with me to No. 71 Broadway and Nis-| the cistermcooes on Hegde De akete erat | James R. Tate, on the loth inst., and stolen six dol- | eiget, upon complaint of John Cookley, of 204 Tenth statement was drawn out by the same party Wul0 | there; saw hose put on: it went across the yard from | lars’ worth of tools, Ashe was nota professional | aypyue, who changes that the pris ’ 2 + "1 3 , prisoner approachea a. wees : seeeiy tw sthmemiene BL coed the | the rectifying house to the distillery; eaw tne cistern | burglar a plea of petty larceny was accepted, and he | piny yesterday morning and demanded a ourreas fay €5,000 for removing 600 barrels of Fee Toom open several times after that: have seen Plais- | was sentenced to the Penitentary for «ix months. der of the above preiises, which Cookiey complica pg ry thes boned: Ware! eteor| bd ae dell present on these occasions; never noticed who | George Keed, ogninss whom was @ similar indict | wen, and was in the act of removing some of his Shipped to Boston in the achooner Mary of Bai. | OP¢med the door at these times: saw the hose at- | ment, pleaded guilty to an attemnt at burgiary in the | personal esiecta wheu the prisoner drew a revolver, daoen:{tuae 20M be, Laem ee ‘yeah ‘aid 4 tached once or twice; can't tell whether whiskey ran | third degree. He was charged with burgaciouly, | jeveiled tt at his head and fired, the ball fortanately Gites tng things Gotunuee-Sagouteettaan trees through cat hose or not. entering the grocery store of Sinon M. Scuwikoter, | miaaing is intended victim. ‘Martin, upom being Tore a notary pubiic than he was; after we had made ie jess Was cross-examined without eliciting | 145 Attot street, and stealtny fiiteen dollars’ worth | grral i before Justice Dodge, at Jetferson Market, Our statements Jennoss told me and Rowe to go back Sa or shaking in auy way his direct tes | of geese. fe was sent to the ate gate for six picaded not ruilty othe charge, but was held to to No. 77 Nassau street and he would be around Henry Farmer, next witness examinod--Was INDICTMENTS, FOR MURDER, ABP ONE Of O1,000-40 aupwer the charge. a ! few minutes and bring us the inoney; we went to 77 | Kee LARCENY OF JBWELRY.—William Keogan, a fashtl 1 " per of the Forty-fifth street distillery under the The Grand Jury brought in a batch of indtctmenta, o . , a fashily Slide daa taas eae ae an apn E half | Marsnal; was previous! employed in the distillery; | upon witch the prisoners were arraignet:—Marga- | attired young man, was arrfigued before Justice whemcanentien inten, @he had $0 signs ine ‘Gaom, nd time the distillery began to ran was in | ret Brown was charged ‘Was at the convention’and that no mouey could be pril; assisted Dissendorf in the recityiug house; | Murray. a colored ma a BI i . igo and oy, ons ald e.bn-oemnee na A by ‘day | Was there when whiskey was run of throurh hose- | alleged homicide of her husband, and Gore Gre sn- Eueet ot the Bigfish, Preciact, upon complaint of Ne cake 6 et cath Gee ae A pipe; have stood by the hose while it was being used; | ing, forthe alleged killing of Patrick Treman, alr. ueerees. wap of No, 76 Grant street, charged St ton ofclock 4. M.. aud Te would ee aif, it, re | aw "hi wings run through the hose from the rec: | Hutchings set these cases down for next Monday. With the larceny of a qeantity 0 consistin, ve ore next day and | titying house fo the distilery; was in the distiflery A FELONIOUS ASSAULT. of two diamoud finger rings, one of diamons found Kowe there ; Jeaness was there; Jenness told n . ’ v . ¥ me he was to aoe the Doctor (Blaisdell) at hat past | Semght: Kaew the cistern room; was present sey- | Thomas Evans, who was indicted for pernetrating vilees ee nOn Tuneobiy i otter Jewelry, earrt eral times when oi t all jast the cou eieven A. M. and get the money; avout hatf-past | the hose, highwines were belug run through se took te BEE b aaster OX ita. presnon aunties plamant giates the prisoner called on her in her eleven Jenuess lett me and came back between one Ludwig Kietm, @ laborer in the distillery in Forty- | an assault with a dangerous weapon. The parties | 100! at the above number, and while there was neon and two P. M.; Mr. Noyes had been ta and out at 77 | gtth street, was the next witn were colored men, and during a diMcaity which | % be busily engaged in ransacking the drawer of Nassau street during the whole day; he was there | being throughout merely @ corroboration of the | they had Evans attem, to shoot him. Judge | her burean where the property was contained and wien Jenness cane back und met him at the | evidence given by all the other witnesses as to the | Bedford seut him to the State Prison for two years. shortly afterwards leave, ‘ihe compiamant ri 58 ita the murder of Upton oa ss lien’ Souancn, dar the Dodge at Jefferson Market yesterday by detective Fe 3 2 Et} H door; then I was called one gide aad Noyes | operations in the cistern thi to her room ate the same night ve. Litea @ attaching of hose ALLEGRD POCKET PICKING ON A CAR. ree, teh funeral and wear the customary of 1o0ur: e " Hiriat billoationalerency; Noyes said he wanted | Smet to the receiving Zuve and the drawing off ot | _Lizste Wehmann was placed cn rial charged with | found property gone. Op the follow. | for the period of po wr BE Sa Ret the to come. there again, the next morning at ten tartols inthe. eistabory mf dam vd a Ld larceny a No E. Saice Noyce ch him wien the lateeny, when te Moformned iy if Log tae y Sema bo prsambel aes was, from the result of contusions he rece ived, F Crciuek; he ead ail the orhers whobad sworn Would | guid he gaw Blaisdell open the efstcrn room ures | containing wweuty dollars. OO tho ith lnst., whie | BOkMEW where the property was, and upon. ue pay- | widow of the deceased, the | dered ineensible, He was also lifted through a 9 vere, and then we Would go before Comanssioner | qimerent times at meg'y riding in a Forty-second street car, She changed the | Ment of $350 It would be returned toler. The pris- - a dow and tn the darkness was stood in a poo Osborn and swear to our statcments over again; the ‘accused with taki it, but when the car wag oner pleaded not guilty to the charge, but was cum. THE ROGERS ASSASSINATION. water, which wet his feet and reduced him to —_ Gay, which was Wodneslay, | went to 77 searched the pocketbook was found on the other | Mitted for examination in default of bail. prose : senses. He is now entirely recovered from his Senimap ierayy he atte Wits noonn Be did Bes eeowrs side of the car. The defendant proved exceilent Maar atom poner ge Tom” Still at Large—The Mayor's Prociamas | TE & «cack is atilt contned to his 1 yon reached Fu iret misees none of the parties jamal, Nadhgp nel ma ye yo WRUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. tien=The Bogus Reports. gence, No. 49 West Foy sem street, None of were there; walted nn! $ XN “Tom 0 ‘Drok he Maa lg bao wu ey came; Jenness, Noyes rendered a verdict of not gulluy. Board of Aldermen, ‘The man ‘Tom’ who is so anxiously iuquired nes were i en, but ‘Injuries are stili pair in the present case, came in, but bot together; Jenness tod Shaw and me to go with Powelson to Commissioner Osborn and he wouid ask us a few questions and swear us, and it would be all right and we would the same for doing it that we got before: building in Chambers street, wi Osvorn's office is, and there met front of the building walting for us: went Poweiscn away for somethi after has not been found. “Tom,” it wili be recot- | ™ W. lected, ts the mysterious individaal who was referred wa Arty, Bison, NN ston amse ' yee to on the envelove found in the pocket of Mr. Rogers | to Brooklyn, where ins friends resie. ‘mirderer, In the following words:—“This will be 4 ~~ weaan OF MEL ot given youby Tom.” Mayor Hall has been working GARD, OF MEALTH. undefatigabiy to discover this noted ‘‘Tom,” and has Typhold Fever in the City. Offered great inducements to “Tom” in the way of A meeting of this Board was held yesterday, ¥ th ‘The second meeting of the Board of Aldermen for in the third degree, the year 1869 was held yesterday afternoon, in the SE aE ep ol . air. There was a quorum pi % attempting to, break into. thie premises of Josep and the members appearing to be in good humor Gesch it, 06 Delancey strect, but they were fras- | and ready to do business there was but little delay trated by an officer, who founda auee” eee made after the roll had boen called and the minutes A Teli g Tearned it was forthe papers whic ere as 71 * ee Conroy. Mott was reman read thi rewards anda guarantee against prosecution; but | the following named gentiemon were appol att betcre, Bis eed Ehae baa I wens vo Major rie! ph a a was adopted directing the County | the cunning fellow mamtains bis tncog, mosteffec- | sanitary Inspectors:—W. H. B. Vost, Albert Str With the ‘mbicer ely. further st thee times be eld COURT CALENOARS—THIS DAY. sous outs as “ooinmissoxers | ‘ually. The prociamation was issued on Sunday | C: F. Roberts and 1. Lamantiio. Shaw had commenced and had better through with aides of Geuas’ wheee *tisusa” of oMce have expired. | and posted on all the bulletin boards of olty By Vote of the Board tt wae decided to elect ¢ it; that there was no danger of getting into trouble A OTe Tenu.—Nos. $88 were introduced and laid. over | Room could not be found for the tendent and Assistant Superintendent of about it, but. it would be all right; he expressed ® Be Fee ee Bas Tr, tats 8% OOH, 90; U1, 92 08,96 95 | Broriaing for the ot ARK strect, trom Third | of ¢gufictent nusiber Jn, the, sual pedi Ronuaon tan oa ot Foroasy. Mikorau” Ooust—cracor.—Nos. om, ot, esp | geen nin tsk treet Page I? aad | wats hater ou eds onze Harbon fiot, isa Hien; Heke the pe ET ag w ior te Eine had been called to the receut ontbreak of ty tancea, il tt ween First Germs ov Ganmaat, Besaiore— sate ae from ai \s covered inside and out with the am Bus end avenue Ain this ‘ocaity, crore a ba poe Tuoker, Pain | ‘cases 0! fever have occt Danie 3 Foran, grand Lr hs deaths anil two removals to tho’ houses where cases occurred Pee aisintectea py ay inte { tary Superintendent, and again more recently 1 tom. Ma full di aay oer ente locality received irom the Bureau of cases of ri two a ace soem tig, 0 ul to gay that the di A the house where ii» ime bd TA) mione Cavern a | whee ss of the witnese was mot concluded CITY INTELLIGENCE. Se vecteiee eae ee | a re ohn-m mr, | oe enn ae ed pgs Pe rig net nag Dd Pat wen fourier a ned yee io emer eres arenes se Dave me do so, mi zz is In the Matter of Danie premarin oo tn ee ee ae rt HmwaLD whet liten district is in that th Penns Bf sao cm 18 SRO ined Uitte 008 OHO ieary FM ere ea fates Te oes nent; cu eit "ty wat aInneD spoke nD Abd | statement. of facts in the case and his Conctasions t;" id not make any answer; | thereon:— Jenness said, “Come, say what you are gping On the Sist of December Iaet the petitioner fled his ter ta closed a) A reso Ly \PRAL OFPIOR. 85 f at“Yonas Fpiscoy chiarch £0 pa At the Centra! Orcs Siperiatendtent Kentledt Stoties and jaughs as usual. About t ‘Harris made a ¥ report dotaiis to overyooly fie 1,8 “Know Nothing.) ie ag een ‘nant o , from Captarn Young. Chief of the Datec. typhot Fver. sh WAS ordered to ve pa Vives, down to the doormen, aie as Ava COMMA as the Buard adjourned. ay ase 2 mouts, and after providing for ne procul g of the > e mare gol usta’ erationery, badge’ an ee to an *, aT Wee phy 8 darted down petition, the petition and schedules bolng correct ty S| gamer v ad Blairs; vowelson jyllowed me, aad calied to me soy | form. On the return day Of ‘he order Of reference MAD Doo Kisten.—Omloer iiguwon, of tae Twenty. The benrd adjourned to Monday next, at two P.M, e