The New York Herald Newspaper, February 24, 1869, Page 5

eee NEW YO ESD FEBRUARY 24, 1869,—TRIP. HEET, 5 . ? ’ ? ; oa ee eI 43 : FM OS i a BLD eR a td at oe Cy ' Ree? Pe eS ive SS 15. PS eerie cetera pnt a br er 1n ts fet dogron and exoapt where sail be | comer, of Teruth, sost and, ra, avenge, and | tes, nen goats, ture, be, Taload o? Sets-cdon | tonal conduct at wet ay regpect 8 OT"™ | Sesgaageo nas on woes monitors ress in ere | aestceaeeel T'pautd hav priate slag or Wy bau fave your reisosnvle doubs ei whether thls iva | 8 broken ‘ Alter plunder the removeo it | We give the following examples and filustrations to show that Witkes aed Staley weat beck on me. ited cave of murder, then you have s right to Gnd him Curnye APPEAY.—John Kelley, boarding to the top floor of the tenement 132 Mott of the cone mae oud’ office, in Jersey James Gorrey testified at page 569 that ‘next in which would be manslaughter joy where they were surprised Towne City. the acquaintance of @ man named Scannel, and he the Hist deares. ‘it, however, you ‘307’ Pearl street, reported on Monday night at the | Detectives Hoebelt and ucluo, aa room Louis Campbell testifies, at page 560, an follows:— introduced ine Lo man named Stanley, Who said:— ‘up your m! he had some justifi and Fourth precinct that on that morning, in a row with making 25 cane division of spoils, Never | atthe time I made the statement at Taylor’s Hotel, in Jer- “This man has just boon if) Mr. Staten onteed he wp) at thattime he was to be killed | an inmate of the were more completely surprised, @8 | eey City, ! was what you may call drunk; whiskey was me my politics, and E told hin T not hardly think was TE eee ee aige Go kit him, in the ‘was cut im the right hip by @ kuife in the Sher. ang ‘considered themselves, beyond’ the | bought tor ‘me and 1 made drunk; I was plied with necessary, but T was a democrat in @ cruel and upusmal manner, | nands of ‘who, intiietiog Teach of danger for | the time, being, | at agnor before the statement was made. It was represented to my. canvaser; and he me, Seba ce eens Sass | omen die coma tree egrets | Stone fb atten race | cent am muh ee | a oa Tneed shphat moment since, It | star of the p Rod at far sa pole the sa Mr, Berman appeared and made 3 fone in aot 5 wi empnt thy ny ebre iba tae trac irom, the wntime i cases te whine noe Los 3 oo ine Heong mw minds the duty of every criminal Who pre, | moon at forty minutes: after two o'clock on the ab ine culprits, who were committed tothe Rent la New Sern? Mee Ma Toner'ia New Jersey on atu. {alge oF fraudulent paper bad been taken out.” | The $2 Grigmolferegoing vo, pol i ihhigeguth ward an court: kind, and, some ‘trial without Judge Hogan imme- 4 swore that noth assist might ere ects wherever you have a Jury sun morning of Maza 24 506. cmarge, teeny banind diately iranmuutied the pavers in ie case io whe Dis: | Michaei Edwards vstited at page 62 a8 follows:— the ‘Tammany office, and that, when, he first Saeieat collers to reas" 3 pe) Set eee aaa meoned, to teil where they have a reasonable | nomenen Wil take Seg pace “4 trict office, and, Saray the alleged I gave Pama here 20-Georee Melnen; whas 1 heard of him he at rooms of Mr, Mulligan peoples yet aust look’ to somebody else ‘one to get any- Ske to she or innocence of the Prisoner, | borore the March full moon. It will be the last oc- es dae speedily indicted bronght to | the ether. thas] went to @ place in Wooster street | and the other men, and told them that ‘if any of | thing of ‘that kind done.” him of that doubé and acquit nim. cultation of Thorne his officers much err ona coud several Vapor Sah and oh {oo Save ome ‘or know of ing wi Stanley 1s aiterwards sworn himself, and of course It must be such a doubt, however, ae would author. 80 large a star during the entire year. | credit is due for #0 promptly the bar- | 4. What you swore wo the other day was an untraih?'A.An | fet me Know and I will stop it at once.” MF. | genes whut Gorrey stated; DUE he sustains Scannel we you, sitting ‘as condclentious. jurors, to say that AID POR Cun4s.—Quite a namber of ladies, natives | giary, arrest and securing tbe | Joiran;.t wai told | would get paid for jb and received ie | Samuel J. Tilden testified that he knew noth: | {y several very important particulars. wan suck 0 failure on the part peal sama of Cubs, and either permanent residents or tempo- Pract in keen pavelet dame = Seroeg Gig aud feo tnlass tar thamsaleent boone i. %, fameenerme berg, oe Bot gtd ‘The report next defenda the courts and Mr. C. E. Stine ince: thar you pould not bring him in gaiity | TAY sojourners in this city, met yesterday afternoon | State service In fg Sing. John Keating testifies, at page 518, a# follows: | of the democratic anil Be read of hie to the | Loew {rom the charge of obstracting. ie Invectee: $e. moral certainty. ‘such aoubt as | at the residence of one of thelr number, in Weas — af fats you know of any combination or conspiracy in | newspapers, Williain M, Tweed also swears that he Bom Claims Set ihe. neaaes eodner Brookign organ! a view to per | had no knowledge by ticy io The minority then enters into vigorous defence 0 e 2 i Twentieth street, for the rani —_ of the man. The An asapclation’ “Gr "us, Purpose of ccruiton | THE ELECTION FRAUDS IN NEW YORK, iorepeeing a apt ey hn hehe ood there ig not one ine of testimony of iovernor ‘Hotiman ‘end Mayor Hall against, te Mirvt degree; as to whether he in Cuba. f i Ing by and I'saw the Policemen around, and I saw some organizations in the city of New York the to take his life, whether he did PA ge ee ons y so Taam the Collcemen around, and Teaw some | Wore Girectly or indirectly, parties. Lo, cognizant of | *sPersions and insinuations cast upon aber, by Ee ower ‘gttempted to shoot him or not and he | ono an ion committee was here frauds; | Or in any way responsible for the frauds in procur- < Shoaght he was Co'be killed. ‘You will take | 9nce Fesolved on, and the proper officers elected | Report ef the Mimority—How the Loyal | and I was standing ‘near the oral ide, James Foe Bi 5 fhe frauds in procur. | ‘are many other’ qusstions that might be it Seer abort “one win yon to. the couaideration | ‘rom, the number of the ladies prevent. They desire, | Teague Agents Pald Witnesses te Comult | std wat coming up, and we got wrtaikingabout how dul | weighed and taken’ together, ‘conclusively’ shows | {ine Would per:uit. ‘The majority in thelr report de the cuarge hextin that of ter | however, that the names of the fair revolutionssté | Poetry Testimony of Judges and Clorke | iis inst satntet a souncnaasy, oan Wont and.Eu | thas these frauda were all perpetrated by lawicss | Of certain proposed remedies (oF my = the first cha eg that doubt follows | 9 premature disclosure may foadauger the success of | sharp Criticiem of the Majority Report. bora,” and took us maldecnd he'sald for us to come in here | 82d irresponsible individuals on their own account isting matali preven ded rm re ee erin te hind degre, arf ne doubt remains sti | ‘uel escorts, : Mr. Kerr, of ven yesterday sete to tne. | Sands meena seat ms rongesad tne Semacentie Hone 28] Siauomi hint teiaceaes ao. that poecaes on etaan, or | Cee come tof, These propesiions are radieal iia? fs ‘. h and complicated tn their nature. an to whether be him at all, or had ample justi: | Tam CHILDREN’S AtD Socrery.—The annual meet- | Hogge of Representatives the following report of the | Se yave me wea adlare ctive dollars. piece io divide among | “nb mer ecronde The minority are unable to concur in any of them catia for kiting, that is his Property, and you will | ing of the Children's Aid Society was held yesterday | satuortty of the committeo appointed 1o Investigate | mend Mr Ward, and hd wugoed ayy dr Wood went employed at the office where as single and distinct propositions, ‘The extent to Ft Ee oan tas tvaive se tne | BOON tHe Metropolitan Nationa! Sunk. Mr | (he qed action rauae i State Beary Or Gee ge ny bot cannes Se | Cage ote uy dng ented vi rfrene | aca ci nfm part ina repare ‘Wey are. Thave al charged the jury that it is Howard Potter presided, The sixteenth annual | “pe mmority of the committee being wholly un- | dolar bil upou the tablet. pda pe peter neler greny tt tnaed fore, defer: thelr further considerauion until. they ny | report of the treasurer showed that the te | sic to concur with the majority, etther in theiras- | _ FP. ¥. Tupper, the stenographer of Colonel Wood's | Pith pretended witnesses and obtained the written | shall have been proposed for enactment by Congress. with care—with suflicient care to say that plications. The proprietor of the saloon in which fon would never ve toubled hereafer through the | CelMs, {OF the | past | year, were $10206%, 11° | sumptions of anthonty, statements of facta or con- ee the office was located swears. that he knows of 10 fo oon por regs hie found him on increase in the expenditure was principally | clusions upon the law and evidence, respectiully ‘Who esamined. Gin: wihnseees oven there? £.°%. 60: } eannzetion. hat been furnished to per- vy Apsumcient evidence. But in case that involves | actributable to the ‘Up of the Newsboys? Lodg- | submit the following report:— ausined most at them", Did any'of teem stare toyou tat | 008 Without thelr having 19 go to court with thelr of human being for Ufe, you are to ab- | ing House, the Gini! Lodging House and the indus- “ they were thieves and pl ‘4. One man, in answer | Witnesses be ga No clerk was THE NEW. YORK UNIVERSITY. itina very solemn and serious way, for trial schools, of which there are twenty dey ‘It ts unquestionably true that irregularities, frauds { to s question of Colonel Wood as to what bis allowed to take money from any person — tne man who is dead is entitied to have the | eich: evening, attended in all by nearly 3,000 japlts, | and Optrages have been committed in connection | fiet,ct!4. of sical fora living when T get a chance,” inder penalty of belng diacharged. Medical Alamni Asseciation. ann sneer Sergei ap onbneanrs db ‘The odgtag House has accotrmodations | with the conduet of elections ever since elective | forwarded cree eel, A: EeampomesT iceane spre ae ae eee esa the Sroats. “Louis | The members of the Medical Alamn! Association attnouty ie may be necensury for you to require a = smvbays tne average number might or iNe lst | overnmenta, were. organized, embng Wan. They | Eeieaztay? Sesettes sm cosmo Unt | ruamahn, one of the cena the ernan Damo. | of tbe Unversity f the oity of New York held greater degree of evidence izing House in Bleécker street have been $7,733, | are evils and in se great obstacles to the . cratic Nata ion Committee, denies that there | public meeting last evening, in large chapel ould: invalmost ‘every. other case, yet all you | o's Heute ee ee eee Ia An any | muoceme of caaneonueaiae snd. republican govern. | a8 follower” omer wisness, testified, at page 87%, | was any knowledge of Hoseubery’s frauds, although | the University. ‘The attendance was small. In the raons have been sent to the West from the he admits that Rosenberg did provide some men with Of the society. ‘There are six ments, They demand the co-operation of all men, witnesses. organ gallery a very excellent concert band was lo- FRAUDULENT NATURALIZATION CERTIFICATES aND | cated, and the proceedings opened with the per- an rH a F ciel i Ss es i 4 the city In connection with te | and the most unpartisan and vigilant care of legis- sponeliy alter 16 centred singly on me. 1, soci rae tle total” number of occupants | iators to prevent them. ‘They have more or less ss uainority ‘admit that certificatés were obtained | ‘*fmanee ‘ot some: populas’ -alra -eelecced: tems i ieanre snout an applegate “ ce sanded wpon eeconn im a paris of our coum | Ranty Sere fee Sear oes | MOP AUS Sa Ait MUON ua" Gcrsin | gpeingpraver” was -otered” by Di Poms Sug that as gin Of the city of New York, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. try, They seem to arme out of the imperfec- | (or"tciny my evigsucetere Yee ee aekiay i neta allowance for individual | the Chaucclior ‘of the University, Dr. H. & teying to protect the citizens of New York, I have ON ML ig oy ge tions in human nature and laws, and were | we coald give numerous others, butit is not neces- | cases not discovered by the numerous attor- |. Hewlett was then called on to read 1 of the all the propontionis otlaw that it ti ta nencesacl for, ine LAROENY OF A Honse.—Mre. ‘Ann Rourke, of 557 pbc cB seme ables, atte AP 2:5 ll Rage Ae hae ie 1 Leal geo — Wi wi ae Grocnnieer aatee ry thon soca ‘Spleasuren Srnicn clustered around to-ohargeyou on; bus, for the purpose of stuiplitying ander any past or present condition of civilization. | xarUmAL.uATION AND ‘THR INCREASED NUMBER | [moortant fact, which we desire to emphasize, that | alms taster ‘and the recollection which conld but Mt, let me again call your attention West Thirty-second street, preferred # complaint | 4 manifest excess of zeal on the part of the inajority NATURALISED IM 1668. it in not in Our entire record satistactorny shown by | be indulged in upon such an occasion Hethen pro- if'this prisoner at the bar in witha preme. | @t Jefferson Market, yesterday, agaist Joun | seems to have persuaded them that the world has | ,4,V¢r3,,ingentous but scarcely fair attempt 18 | credible or unin teatimony that any one or | ceeded to speak of those whose memories would Gitated design, to take the life of Ryland, no McQuade, a unk dealer, aged nineteen years, cnarg- Made in the report of the majority to create the Im | more clerss oF or other officers of any of the | ever be fresh in the minds of the alumni, ref ‘when he formed that design, and tt was done, not to ae 7 been to some extent a stranger vo such things until | pression that the number of aliens naturalized in | courts were, fh ‘know! directly or indirectly by name to mavy dist! ‘persons who Protect his life or himeelf from. grest bodily injury, | me that on Saturday last he stole one roan Home | the last” general election in New York. It may not | the city of New York during the year 180s wee enor’ | @ party to Or participant in'a single oue of, these | been connected with the University in times zone by. ahd be has uot shown sumicient excuse for it, theta | Om Net, valued at $15. He pleaded gullty to the | 040, f herefo k that the his- | MOusly large as 001 with the twelve years | trends, 4 ‘The connection of the medical science with the Bote guilty. If-he bas failed to do that you cas look | ouarge ald was committed to answer at the General proper for us, therefore, to remark that the hi | next previous. One of the means by which such & | "the testimony of James Collins and Heary intellectual classes of this country and age was at the crime next in hter in the | Sesstons. tory of popular elections in our and every other | disposition is apparently shown is by taking the av- | gamit that they obtained fraudulent nd Henry Lye next’ discussed. The, eayiee Was polatully Stet degree, according to thedefinitions Fhave given | THE DISORDERLY House Case.—Yesterday after- | country and the recordy of this House in ons ee eae lor beaehoon eine Collins swears that he got two dollars | conscious that sufMcient attention was not paid to 7 ony re Neth anon eee cate sate amy noon the inmates and visitors at “‘ Laura’s,” No. 12 | confection with contested elections supply deplor- Was 0,207. ‘How unfair it ia to take that acme — Emery me Gilmore, yh Reyomeginind for eater thesemenak fer nbl —- did bere — witnesses, elther for the people es ‘prisoner, has Greene street, who were arrested Mouday night by Ser- | able evidence of the wickedness, lawlessness and | will be made manifest by giving the total number | paized in apreqen any ay ‘and 700 persons, and | it fairly demanded or deserved. Medicine in its testified falsely and wickedly, with the intention of | geant Rogers and the officers of the Yorkville Police corruptions of men and society, and of high afficers | uaturalized in each of the twelve years, which We | ther ne acted in the interest of the republicans, Lyle | broad and comprehensive neaning was a science in committing perjury toa material fact that is either | Court,were arraigned before Justice Conuolly. Caro- |, Of Kovermiuent in such matters, important ‘and vital | repeat as stated in the majority report:— Gays he i# a gemocrat, but admits he “may ex- | Which truth and philosophy were to be found, and Caloulated to" aid Lis side or injure the side heap. | line Barmore, alias “Laura,” was neld to bail in pS Ee fig le sR Bae t something trom Mr. Uuey, who is connected which was a handmaid to religion, Medicine as a Resrreseiae, Hs font da, le cer he ar | 000 for cu accemeony tonne ntrage onto gt | dnt hat caliente cn itm cemelcuonl we: tat, | he lon ag 2 en a a unjust fo he majo mt assume tbat circumstances, promptly to reject the whole of it, | orderly bouse. Wilham Smith, the bar tender, was | such wrongs and crimes disgrace wembers of the : bm Poy tengg bees og intone a - oir ~ Pella gp yong aetagl Pct an Boe iene sical because the law that he who will appear here id in $1,000. The Graham, Emi im the presence of ye ea o Laren pd nd false in one particular will do go in all, and mone particular is suMfcient justification for a Sqgareara. the balance of it.. All you have to and all T have to do 1s sim; 7 democratic party alone, ‘This investigation has Bogardus, Kate ‘Tiieston and | encited disgusting evidences of the demoralization Cam; Louisa Stevens were committed for examination, and the men found in the house, William Hicnaras, | Aud criminality of individual inembers of both po-r} 96° : John Rows and Thomas Smith were each republican, that this custom has lield in New York | Medicine sufered on this account and was not al- for many years, lowed its proper place by sctence, philosophy, Iiter- NATURALIZATION BY: ee ond pe = Cpe a o eeierce The history of it roug! tt appears that the number naturatized during the | ,, The report shows tbat in some Of the counties (not | point out Homie errors crep! 0 are since the Michonnitehee is ror the present fepuble years 186i, 1862 and 1863, when the war was in fall | New York city or county) a practice lias For op | te students of medicine, and Inculcaled the Beces- cattied ant end epiorces. iat, the It ARREST OF ALLEGED SHowcase Tuieves.—John | Comparty furuishes numerous and stupendous ex. | progress, waa much sigaller than in any of the other | Which tolerates the hearing of applications am sity of culture to combine and classily the resulte of out and ei ; Casey and Michael Connolly were arrested by officer | amples of lawlessness and. frauds in the interests of | Mine years. ‘The total number for the three years | isting of certificates by clerks of the courts eee tee an eer treats ibis Uectatip Genet “ . | having jurisdiction, without any proper participation Tuunity’ where we live is made safe. While at | Darcy, of the Fourth precinct, on the charge of steal- | that party. The canduct of elections by then i tle Was 8,060, which, was ony dking the ‘average aum. | im the business by the judges. ‘The Clerk of West: | but tie essayist failed to, make hunself beard by = 8 = & wie same time a person who Inga showcase, containing a quantity of fancy glass- chester county swears that this was doue with the | many of the small number present. trial ‘d : and especially at the ital (Indianapolis) of In- | ver the small naturalization @ these three years “ Ly iN Sriuninal charge, is enthiisa to hive erent ence | ware, which, with the case, is valued at seventy-five | diana, Reatucky, Mo and imany ocher States, | is made to reduce the apparent number’ na- | Knowledge of Judges, Mills and Roberiaon—the first esate ae ever the jary re 4 to have protection when: | dollars, from in front, of the store No, 00 Chambers | during and since the late. war, has been | turalized in| each of the | otner nine | years, ademocrat and the last a ican—tor tweive COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION. do aeahies cant T have not called sufficient | street, occupied by William H. Glover. The prisoners | in the highest degree dishonorable them | while the number who omitted naturalization | years prior to January, 1868. This practice the mi- SoGle ack Oo Chay tate arineh tn ttl were caught in the act of making their escape with | and to our country and subversive of the | then have doubtless almost al becoine citi | hority oppose, Dut they do not believe that it had | The Commissioners of Emigration made a visit go far as it might cA necessary to make the the stolen goods. Casey and Connolly were arraigned taim of representative institutions, The free- | zens since, thus increasing the number tn su! nent been corruptly carried on. Here follows the evidence | o¢ jn, apection to their institutions ou Ward’s Island tion of thelaw to them; that 1s not before Justice Hogan and commitved to the Tombs | dom and purity of elections were many times ut- | years. ‘The reason why the number naturalized | Of one Montague Richard Leversou,” an English- Monday, the.2a4 Youare brought here to Polbodar A ai, | for trial, in default of $600 bail each. Counolly is @ | terly destroyed, and unauthorized persons in very | during the | war was comparatively small is | Man and “a disciple of Jeremy Bertham,” which | 00 Monday, inst. a eae ea en ad tot eng | laborer and Casey an oyster opener. great numbers, ‘and many tines whole companies | well knowo. If @ man became a citizen | Was published im the HERALD of yesterduy. This | The commissioners present were Gulian C. Ver- Sxaniine their crediblity, to see how they ai ALLEGED THELE PuOM AN IngbELATR.—Della Me- | Und Teximents of soldiers, in detiance of law, voted, | Ne was lable to be drafted, while. if willing | Witness ainiite thal be was uiplosea for tte pur | manck, the president; Cyrus H. Lontrel, charrman ys ne anu vowd repeatediy in’ their interests, aid elec | to be @ soldier, he volunteered without wait- | Pose of looking after this matier by the republican atin ” “ mae mer ene coy ee m4 Cormick, # young woman of prepossessing appear- | tigns were thus controlled. ing to be naturalized, and obtained a bounty, The | Party. . wa of the Ward’s Island Committee; Isaac T. Smith, 5 Mh . 149 West T! thi wi efiect of this cause in reducing naturalizations 16 judges Garvin and McCunn swear that they never | Richard O’Gorman and P. McElroy. They were ac- ai the probability of the story on all sides; the rea- | #20e. living at No. 1 hirty-third street, was | | Before we proceed to the presentation in detail of | steer Of like Cac that notwithstanding the small | administered the oath to persons in squads, and that | companied by Messrs. George Putnam smith, TW. the facts and conciusions im reference to the late sopabieness of the circum: and after having | yesterday brought before Justice Hogan, at the | the facie and conclusions Tt Terimit, for the bet. | naturalization of the three years next preceding | they took all the needed precautions w prevent | Lilie, Kev. Father Prakensky, Dr. J. Murray Car. done that, it is your business to dnd s conclusion so Tombs, by officer Gavacan, of the Fourteenth pre- fra that certificates for if 3 ter understanding of this matter, a few general | 156¢ and the excitement which attended the contes and that cel persons who had not | nochan and pr. Ernest Schilling. Afver visiting and me on Fag fects pepncanatenati ten Pome duty | cinct, on the charge of having stolen $360 in United | facts, the Miguifoence Of wine will wood ab ugaeee between Lincoln and McClellan, the number naiural- | been before the courts could have beeu obtained by | inspecting the various departments they were re- With Maas teanrraticae pon con race te the law. | states regal tender and Treasury notes from Daniel | uon from us. ized that year was less than in 1860 or in 1856, fraud oniy. Judge W. C. Barrett testifies that he | cetved by the superin' of the lana. Mr. ithe jury retired about twenty minutes past four | Fay,om the 16th of October last. Fay und the xc- THE REPUBLIOAN PARTY CONTROL NEW YORK. ‘Mnother means by Which the increase in 1868 is | Was in Judge Barnard’s court im October, while men | Leonard R. Welles, who bad prepared an agreeable Oe eer aaa oe Cust ae, baring ngrocd | cused were at No. 85 East Houston strect, anid be, as | Letit not be forgotten that for many years past | made larger Is by overstating the number narural- Were being nsturalized, and. that, he saw nothing | repast. a 'a Verdict. ving ig alleged, being much under the influence of liquor, | the State of New York has been under the control of | ized in I It is a by comiunittee at 41,112, | Wrong on the He of the judge or officers of the {ter lunch the venerable president said before Hoe a yer ict oe their names were called, rose ana | sitempted tocount his money on a table which ‘wood | the republican party. Its jaws for the government | That number 1 obtained by including 27,407 as the | court. Roth Judges Garvin and McCann textify that | separating he desired the company to joln him in re- Finn tony before him. harged that Delia seized the | of the Skate at large and of all its cities and for the | wumber naturalized im the Superior Court, This | they refused certilicates to large number of appli | cognizing the day aaone of the, glenn Waneoel Aen 8, a ve a toast, “ ersary is cl ‘a verdict of guilty of murder in the second mone! ae Fay bel #. KE. Bei L i E. B. Mi ing unable to follow in | regalation of all ita elections were either enacted by | number was given by @ young man named West | canta. f. 1. eo eran it. She ae ‘city and has but recently re- | that party or were subject to its unrestricted control | lake, who was directed by the clerk of the court to Jomessonn, N. J Jr. EL Rent aud a/ Birtn of Washington, the Father of His " MoCarthy moved. to have the verdict set aside | PUFHUIL She left the city and Ras but recently re. | tna any or ere rice or relormarion, if, there. | couut’ the. naturalizations, as the commitiee | large number of other clerks of the vartous | Country,” which was res dat to by Coumlsnioner an st the weight of the evidence, and a8 against | 4 ‘commitied the fal 7 ir Delia to await the result.| fore, the; defective th ig th and | had uested him to furnish them with the | courts swear that the applicants were examimed | O'Gorman. After some = ‘foe forcement ian ean ofan examination. Fe eee aa for ihe, cw | total Humber. | ‘Te number was not only proved | Fegularly, and that no fraudulent naturalization | missioners Loutrel, Smith and McE.roy und Measrs ‘The prisoner then stated, In eb ee BURGLARY IN SUFFOLK STREET.—A young man | Fesults which have followed. it w true the city of | afterwards by the deputy clerk to be over 9,000 wo | papers were Know tswued. Charles &. Loew | Smith, Lillie ana Welles and Dra. Carnochan, Schil- that he laborer, and’ tothe = -~) ae New York hag been democratic for several years, but | large, but the persons who examined all the papers | (P- 143), the Clerk of the Supreme Court of the city | ling aud Dwyer the company returned to the city. that he was a laborer, and 1m reply tothe usual ques, | giving his name ax Joseph McGiveren wax taken | itis algo true and it is an impressive tact, in this iu- | IM the court on beualf of the comiuittee, or the | and, county ‘of New York, testifies that Judge Bar- it should not be pronounced, said gay why sentence | hefore Justice Mansfeld, at the Essex Market Pohice | vestigation, that it was and is tue policy of the re- | Loyal League reported to the comuitiee thet the ard would call the applicant and then the witness; roached pronounced, said that Hyland sp- | (ooo esterday, afternoon, by officer King, charged | Publican party wo deny to and divest the city of New | number naturalized in October, 186%, was 6.004 less | that was the uniform move in sacl paren cane, WILK ADULTERATIONS. Sar comee Et caataee Gee ane coat nn tovtaveaey : York of the great fundamental rigit of municipal | than, the number stated by Mr. Westlake for that | Eight or ten were sworn at a time, sometimes by the See He oet oe e cat be (Prigever) | with having barglarlously envered the rooms of | seif-government, This as been very eMfectaally done | month. Deducting 4.64 from the wotal of 41,112, we Judge and sometimes by myself. The witnesses Analysis by the Board of Health. struck the blow. me Pen Mary Steger, at No. 24 Suffolk street, by means of | by party, and there have been created ty ooeve: have 32,458 us the total number naturalized in i868. | were examined by Judge Barnard, and never passed It will be remembered that on Saturday the officers ‘Mr. McCarthy again asked for a of ju nt | telse Keys. Mary r deposed that on Monday | rai boards and commissions, mvested with most | That the majority should have adhered to tne larger | without examination; 1 am confident that Pnever | of tne sixth precinct arrested some milkmen who were on the ground of a variance oad. ay kerr mem afternoon she went into her room and saw the | important powers and joridiction, and relieved of all | number tn the face of these facts 1s not calculated | Saw more than @ dozen witnesses sworn at one . and the r in it with a bundle im his hands, She and responsivity or subordination to the city or the Seance reese inpeeeen as to the fairness | time, bringing across one of the ferries fifty or sixty canso! The ‘was overruled and the prisoner directed mother asked what business he had | people of the city im the discharge of their duties. | of thetr report. With regard to the powers of clerks Judge James | milk. Some of them being empty, at least contain- to dtand up for sentence. there, when the prisoner commitied an assault | The powers thas wrongfully taken from the city em- Another reason of the increased naturalization | Emmott ‘p. 490), a republican fur twenty years and | ing water, led the oMcers to sus] that they pro- (Banat in senten the prisoner ssia | 4 them. Some persons in the house detained | brace the exclusive control of all electiongand of | since 1866 is that in spat ree, rn tong yr a lawyer and citizen of very high standing, both for to aduiterate it. They had adulterated part of tt diveren until the arrival of the officer, and when | tue entire police force of the city. All election | ture of New York, in the hope of reducing the demo- | intelligence and integrity, called, at the instance of Vo oe rues Ur ae faity-ave caanae in | the chairman of the committee, to prove the insuf- | number were either wholly or partially fil 4 im substance: —Tve charge of w' the prisover Lat taken into court - urder in the second deg! quantity of jewelry, the property | officers are inted and removed, all police | cratic vole, which was fast becoming a due to the conscientious LY. taken by the j a of of the compiainant, was found in ‘tie ‘ion. | officers are appointed ‘and removed solely by one of | the State, passed a law that no adopted citizen | fictency and tilegality of the manner in which the | water, seven were empty and a few contained rich In bis judgment it was a case of mur- | The Property which bad been co¥lected by the pris- | these boards, calied the -‘Metropolitan Board of Po- | should be registered as 8 voter in any In business of natu ‘was transacted im the | miik with considerable cream. An analysis of three ~ | oner consisted of about twenty dollars in money and | lice.” The results of this of power from its | city or village unless he exhibited his certiloa*e of | courts of New York, Supvpciusing the expectations | of the caus by Dr. Chaudler, chemist to the Board ven him the benefit of a i valuables and wearing apparel to the value of $207. | rightful possessors has not been promotive of the | naturalization to the registering officers. As of the majority, a ws — him of an ‘oon ae ‘The Justice held the prisoner and a lad subsequently | good order, good government or honor of that great | in each district of the city of New York, were Q What is the power of the clerk 20 appointed to Cem en ror milk, euocner octeur or coarerue ‘ice by the prisoner, as of arrested, by the name of William Brown, to answer | city. supposed to consist of two republicans and Fame It has peen held in | of tlk and a third. three parts of water to seven tines of carrying Knives, dai at Sessions, relusing bali for MoGiveren. tet It also be remembered that the election | two democrats, ali of whom were appointed ‘State that he oe ame of the clerk. I | of mtik. The water was sul to the. microscope sf pisols When be came from abroad the taun | TUN GIBSON ALLEGKD FALsn Puerence Case.— | oflcem lo conduct ail elections are constituted as | by a board of police then composed of | shonid think. alee. uty, property appointed, | snd exhibited sights that the Board of Health does of carrying kuives, charged to bis race, should stated by Hon. A. Oakey Hall, present Mayor of the | three repubilcans and only one democrat, the law pm ta Sao tt | not feel justified in allowing the public to know at oF Saying Kutves ckaTeeT tO ba mace, should | Daring Monday and yesterday several aMidavite | cjry, in his testimony. Under such an organization | was administered with great rigor. | lu consequence | onter?' A. My {stale relative to the | present. ‘The adulterators of the mik were held for peace, and its citizens must rely on the law for | Were taken against Mary Gibson, the woman who tw | of election and police officers, aided by other ofti- | large numbers of adopted citizeus who had been | appointment of thas it did not give | trial, and the Board of Health are reso ved to protect the redress of injunes. ‘The pretence of a feud | charged with obtaining money under false pretences. | CeTs, challengers, committees and such political | voters for a number of years found themselves dis- | such power to low as to the power of | tne ‘public from inmposition by pr: ing these betwoon the irish and italiane bed not te slightest | jt wil be remembered that some half dozen com- | MAGMNCEY a4 18 usually, supplied by ine voluntary | Tancise, Mee ime guns of many sock naturalized, émititering om jurate? A That Luhink | hes ioe ax w warming to all Togs wie jyoflt upoa ption oi naturall : fe coetuitty of the foundation in the evidence, | This couLEY woud | plaints have already beco made against this woman. | that very extensive frauds could be successfully | while minors by the citigeuship of thelr fathers were | iheoaih io be aa enccone Commence :| eet ee it ts all % pract im the interests of either , at least iran because unable to prod certifi- ‘of naturaliza’ ‘words :."You ook ; — camals, tolograpn poles and raliroads this patient and | Se nes Sesh, had leit her elarge fortune, and nas Without the consent and co-o toa ot bt And | cates of their fathers. As a general, rule all these erent that you wil tll the truth, the whole rath andnoing MEETING OF MASTER BUILDERS. borrow by . | wherever great frauds were, in fact, com: a persons taralized again easiest tru naturaitzation, 90 help you God?” no notice of Bstionslities. Thowgh vedo gate he besa. 89 oes ree ne beewing Ly a pur: | the ballot box oF the registry, the testimony srongiy Wway to get over the difficulty, and they have largely | I seppoes theact ire an oath, to thai The master builders held a mecting yesterday af- for the protection of citizens and to aot Feasion thereof. ‘The adldavite already made cover | tends to show that this was the case. increased the numbers of naturalizations during the | Hott'is reduced n court and bie state | ternoon in the Mechanics and Merchants’ ¥ixctange, other lawless vagabonds from similar | ® sum of sbout $3,000, and those made ORIGIN AND MOTIVES OF THIS INVBSTIGATION. Years 1806, 1867 to it, I think ‘satisfy the provisions of the law. | No. 61 Liberty street. The attendance, however, was His sentence, though would be car-| since her arrest, not’ already rej are PB conmentses ae called Sato bene: by the nome 4 Here Pillows e Jeneey and vgs —_ bento Pte not think remarkably slim and but iittle business was tr ee An Ie his iedgment would Dot hereafter | a8 follows:—Susannah Herman, of No, 14 Kast | im compliance with a mem: OR ee Matt | Fhe wita acted. The statement that the society is $1,000 1 pl shortened. ence woul finemen teenth street, charges her with obta League of New York. There was no contest pend- naberaliaed Mecieners, s08 an explanation in oe aires bison sc tine tome as bar’ labor tar tn0 ie by freuduient representations, pesleuan ae 6 it proper or necessary. it is not con- of the causes which operated to increase the num- debt ts dented. sa Nano bea repaint hip me Frederick Continuing, the report says that together ail the employers term natural Rahsko| if No, 656 Third scope or purposes to investigations into | ber nal purpose Togs Gane Sauited the jury for their attend- Kopin of Ne. a avtene ry 100; Sebastian | the conduct ort elections or elections | the tables prepared by the Loyal League agents only ing the expected strike of the bricklayers for ance during the past month, to their over | Spieler, of No. 230 East@¥orty-seventh street, for electors for President and Vice President, but | found 2,749 cases in the Supreme Court and 2,370 in hours. They also expect to be abie to compel the hoors and the unusual demand for ‘and dis- | and George Long, of No. 697 Third avenue, hr eg b-4 all Fg i a ae ~] < officers bo nd oe in ee or that ep rieega ten hoars per day, in fact abolias ¥ nged gang com: . charged them for the term. The audience was then | Officer Chandler yesterday arrested the woman's tate ae oe that ‘These 6,128 cases undoubtediy . = it husband, David Gibson, and a complaint was made election in 1868, ‘The League, a ray aupes shortly afterwards mon # take! against him we Delarne, of No. 223 East | lection, in order to make a “memo. | inciude all the franduient narqrallzasions ond @ : reir aowe of joaters. groan sep Osta rooms. Pie’ Forty-ninth streets ot, ae woman’s afidavit she | Tal,” tiny loyed several attorneys Scaarerark the | large toon Samana L., of epectlt sectinnee WAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Gul ey pressoe Of ber Raeaea eke pa These lawyers are Joba A. + Samuel | inconsideraole, and it was proved that tue number tions and ‘The United States #oop-of-war Kenosha is now WEW YORK DISTRICT CIV COURT. Miscoded with lim to bank, and. drew $200 whicn, | 3. clauiey, John H. White and John J. Dav of those who voted was ‘small in proportion to | tee in regard to irregularities, corruption and testy fer con. She fe ‘commanded by Captain —~ : fhe gave to him, receiving in return a note signed by Fine tatters also the clerk of this committer. “Thece | the number ‘who held leat certificates. | om the part of the courts of New York and | xeComb, and will be inspected by the officers of the ‘The Printerw Test “Case.” him, payable at ‘days. Both prisoners after tlemen are all earnest partisans of the League. | Most persons who had fraudulent or even doubtiul | their can be sustained. : Before leaving y i Judge Quinn's Court. the Fs hy of Foyt Bis were remanded to jal. They oe in the service of the — aa tatied to aan oe vote, or were | this po SR ae — be | New York Navy Yard on the 22d instant, after which Leonard vs, Litiie et al.—This cause, tried Yast] ALtwoED LARCENY oF A Case OF LINGN.—Patrick a aeceosne ie need won thas matin.ethontnen te Jursiawace 4 corping toe procurcantet or traminians saveseiitanan | cnet Drewes to Sumo ined ane cole in ber en week before Judge Quinn, was defended by the boss | poyie, a boatman, wan arraigned at Jederson Mar- | tng disc soa Jn, puune.coape paying Bedtmouch to do win the ivencgation, although tt rarroug Mcounn’s court, is flatly con- | MUDition for the cruise and sal! immediately. Toe printers, who crowded the courtroom and endea- | ket yesterday, by officer Spence, of the Twenty. | testimony as been taken by them. time of national aliens by proved them- by yp errant that | @estination of the Kenosha bas been set down for ‘vored to prove that s compositor was bound to make gigntn precinct, upon complaint of John G, Dale, of v= pp. 114, 1. ~ py yh le aehanee a jal, while eevee the ——— fe sapcteed tn tose. ou Ramee the Mediterranean, out from rumor prevailing at all corrections, read two proofs and clean up before fe By era ladle oe I New York | thar = gg AS George’ Bites, foreign birth or parentage to defend the Union | for the m1 He was tn a drunken condition, the yard the orders under which the Kenosba sate he could recover anything for his services, The plain. | And Eniladelphia Steamenip torneys; William P. Wood, « United States during the recent rebellion. The report gors on:— | and 1 0! him to be put under arrest” :— Will take her first to Havana to look out for our was assignee of a number of brother who | five pleses, consigned to ph ag Bee tenet fh Pan w itiagta Titty have adtanted the stare tr Ee ee ee eee re eeeas | noeant sasoiens total tee" coatiaeh ot hls a 2 the tia the action om Moore Fed muty and industry were ex] ded in efforua by ‘vay rota uvety so sanruge ot the Trad i fn pernonenataralved by 9. a. Never in Ld iuiral io Seiad the defendants having produced several cen | fort's Lands Gee See cho tntarenen ot Yao Langue ta Gorman, mumigrant "be ‘weated wich atleast Tikead te phan te semaine pemeestor: = Pog get endn pf Lh Pap Pein addition to all these the League itaralteations In to throw open the | you world compa rim to 400? ‘ by yy Scape tee ter enbaeee we —'L. wh service of the Cnajertiy ot the comantlons om door of welcome to them. every man Who has | changed ove ‘with bim of the bench in ny custom of their own shopa, some of whom were BegaT i 'use pooseseton. ‘nite number of Sonsoagers so curve art resided a year upon our soil, with the dona Ade in- Here follows a long account of the discrepancy in Toadretce: Satz expect arava ssenet Tere. pees foley et anh akae caves tie n bos . K and do the bidding” of once ofthe cbmmniiee tention Yo | acaulre | ciliensnip | becouie an | the number Of persone naturalized, which sully er- where she willbe put out of commission and wold.” ration plaintiq. + other attorneys agents meri uzen share jained in the part report. been ered mt folemrat wy cnsered fe and the de- by whe bowen’ tte wt lot dd pb ye League. The country, the House, and all = duties of @ citizen; or, if it be preferred. ia him be CENPTED BRIBERY BY UNION LEAGUE oFrcens, | Assemble at Washington | to ire into certain fendanta offer to pay up and say no more about it. | ball elt ma: germline cites and justo meu” may ‘readily | naturalized upon’ six months’ residence and be- | " Gearge B. Gifford testifies at page 406 as follows:— | Charges against Captain im command Paetm ione weenber of Unies Mov 4. dames is , to newer the charge. Pater from Tacta, tbe apie Intent un. | come a voter six monthy afterwards, If thesurage | a. be you tore Johe ¥: Whe? A. Yes er; am roll of the United States war Sicehan, tor plaintut, | SORPRINR AND ARRRsT OF BURGLARS IN MarpaN | terested and partisan motives whteh have served | everywhere follows a year's residence, and the eleo- | acquainted wih him. Q. Have you had any conversation | Rear Admiral Beil ts of the court of in- i a LaNe—About four o'clock on Monday afternoon | the majority of the committee, aud have presided | tions are held on the same day throughout the with bir lately ? al We, abode weak COURT CALENDAR—THIS DAY. Mcer Geoden, of the First f over the preparation of this case for the League, | United States, we shail hear less of election frauds. | night. $ Fssse’ A. In of . omicer . rat precinct, while on duty | tow weil calculated these facts are to defeat and | This i the measure of reform as well | Tom. Q. Please state what it 4. 1 went up there in | Mander John McFarland, of the navy, bave been Si COURT—CHAMBERS.—Nos, 79, 80, 81 in Maiden tane, heard the cry of “stop thief! and | pervert the high and Bonorable object and to destroy | a# the no measure of juntice. Let it a © ciriend of mine by the name of | placed on waiting orders, Soyauivn COURTTRIAn, Tema—rare 1 Non. ons, | St,the same, time saw two mon runing rapidly | utterly the fairness and Judictal character of such an | be iohed. In a, tar avterent spirit te | te tnd raid Wai” ire Whe wanted’ “Yo. Snes me 629, 620, 008, 651, 000, 701, 645, 707, 421, 697, 675, 7 ‘. tn he yi igus o1 ea 0" in - | investigation as no man a can for e ge " =) repot at the Union = rooms; I went up there BUARTIAL LAW DECLARED IN . A SO ca tueis, Nunss—Kon 18et, 110 ook ‘Tetuae’ tm, the, Uoper pars of Premtecs cay |S eomet andiess Industry to Octet ove | ise. Saperiee courte tn the city Of New’ York, | Waits intront of tee Union LesguetGiob rome abi tutored | ¢, ECLARED IN TENNESSEE 1716 METH 1866, TATA, 1876, 1878, 1961, 1882, 1804, 1s95, | Wall street. Officer “Hamill, of the Twenty. | secure men \o swear to frauds or alleged frauds com. | while any of the present Judges remain on the bench, | ato conversation ; he wanted me to, teaify to frande ieverner Brewnlew’s Last Preciamation. ay saree oat 80s; 1800; 1000; 1901, 1906, 1000," 1008, | event precinct, who had also given chase to | mitted in ail parts of the States by jemocrata, bui | or, in otier words, during eight years in one court | Commies by the, emectetle pay re sae, belts porpettenes Whereas there are now 1,600 State Guards at Naah- toi At, on, 1 erate tg Magtaite gsc ata | Rowe te tcrrer cy axe proto Manas commited | ant t,1t th hee: Amount regency ine | owasce Ssison nt sats tarts Retenait te | Genial Joven A, Coops cad wheres ese ope 0 " mM to % Fee ea ea ea Maurice Leonard | Maitives, who gave their names aa John ‘Cnllite ana | ingmpiy and Ge oe aeeens | Out mn tuvegrity Of ‘character. The attempt | would wile in the shape of an a@idavit he sald inate would are intended. to ai pungeeet ceores she a Tan Trimble, burglary; the same va. James James Smith, which, doubtless, are fictitious. It ts tiga uj them will excite the unt- acs ny i ehche chen fi tH that T would | laws in counties ly in rebellion, MeoNeashy burglary; the sauie ve. ‘Thomas McCor- | sllewed that while running away the prisoner Cotline report, appear of fellow citizens, while the | Bare) odo with the affair at all; the reason bessked | | Now, therefore, I. W G. Browulow, Gov- mt arent Serer yale pte ne ines | WiMoaps we atta anioeay sana | bata chy wine taesemmrane | "Wear Uae eaGaee 3 pet go gaaaminny wo | insu erey te mueming counter nt Ot BT OF OYRR AND TERMINER.—Refore George | the prisoners had been committed to the New street | discredite tielr eonclusons. 7 We that Grell Up faster oven, than it has ander the | enrientde emit hee, HAG Mie, Wits ay tS | Jackson, Mau f Uslen, Waseuale Lawrence, Gites, ¢. isenart, Justen—The Feople v8 Jon. J. MOA, | pote mation, Moar Melick, oF the Fret preciney | © 2 WILUAM F. Woon, proscriptive teglaiation of the representatives 1a the | haa the conversation: Fomter, Davenport and Glas. eee ve ence earned basement of premises 13° Maiden is man seems, during the labor commit- , that they vernat! rect that General distribnte is lanes “occupied. by Measts. McLont & Lents, pad | tee in New York, to have wholly forgotten Mincbliga, | INCRRASRD VOTR OF NRW YORK IN 1808, oe ene eee eee eta ‘name OF Dierea bate | these troops at ‘nd contunue them in service CITY INTELLIGENCE. been entered by means of wrenching the tock from | tions and duties as a hired detective in the service of Referring to the increased vote of this city last year | port swears at 603 that he paid Pierce (Farrell) until we have wi evileuce of the purpose the door, and # baif barrel of butler removed to | the Treasury of the United States. He organized an | the report #aya:—The only reasonable test of the | thirty dollars, and this is substantially conn Berties to i pa a the opposite mde of the street, The accused | office in Jersey City, in Taylor's Hotel, in room No, | vote in New York is a comparison with the vote of | the mony of Foster, page 608, and Glaseey, Tt ts further ‘THR Wearurn Yesrenpay.—The following record | patties, tt ie alleged, committed the bey and 5 with a corps of shorthand reporters, all undoubt- | Philadelphia. In New York the vote in 1368 was 505, iJ pra | to wi uw sin stangun te womprore fr he | Seabee cree dame, yatey | sta PaeaT uate iy eee es | fever cep Weta har cal pvt | come gruamaumacennce sae ane | parent Past twenty-four hours, as indicated by the therino- | vitianousiooking men. it said Delong to daring | service vent numerous as feted up trom tne | lation; and in Philadelphia the vote was 116,188 to Sauce ales Wale Fen, eeee. showing ho meter at Hudnut’s pharmacy, Herald Building, | au hyo ne a jteves. inks and nation, vice 642,529 of population, being one v four some \ rf shall be found guil Broadway, corner of Ann a Ki were taken before Judge Hogan and committed to | orime tn that gy! city, who were there ee a fraction (¥4-100) of population. As Phil gave rid witha STANLEY AND WILERA. In testimony wi! Ube ve caused aa. 4209 the Tombs to awalt examination. ue and his asdistants examined, tndaced | s majority for Grant we hear of no outcry about ite sectorenee Scannel testifies that a week before the | Of Ne State to be attached hereunto, this jover| order Lange HAUL oF BURGLARS IN THR PoueTt large vole. Perhaps it would be weil to have a com- ber electiog he had a conversation with Mar. | Pebruary, 1869, ith Geo this committee would not | ous Cicero Stani mitiee of Invest roth times ineach of oe, SoNneteeS eutitied Wann,—Captain Thorne, of the Fourth precinct, as } bl to his fa in Now York ty the ithe to of one Kind or another, which were there writien | allow the minority to introduce evidence that b= Did. hare, Ish legal advertisemen' rage temperature. ........ sisted by Sergeant Townes, Detectives Hebfelt and poy pe Bye yl Row Tort, ana hansed Mean « oy a ean aan +4 pany i a. vee W. G, BROWNLOW, Governor of Tennessee, Average temperature tor Monday Mullin and other members of his force, yesterday as or the chair- | deiphia. ‘auction Finn 16 DOWNING Sramr.—at haif-past ove yee | brought before Justice Horan, at the Tobe, eignt | Manin ie examination of the witnesses. Numerous | having Ove Cen in redseg’ vole in. New York a8 torino ferday morning fire waa discovered inthe second | men, giving their names as James Wilson, | that these s—the general class—were the most | @ democratic monstrosity, They never apply io ek. aoe ory ef Me 18 powaine street, occupied by J. C. jag cae — ee, —- — bay common crimivals in the city of New — Fn cts ne aser one bog | aoe | Se Se, Dermbes, sects ier af a Ww Dam: 000; | James W james Harris, Thomas Mov aon tee ee page | allow i M contract, Juily insured. erga emng eft sgn mick and "yames O’Brien, ranging from | and line bears t Mh Most am; ie, and pay Soak os for Fenton was 83, io bas ane this content? fatal ror Grant 67, i rs two to twenty-emht yearn of ACOLVENT TO A Boy.—At one o'clock yesterday wiomaer haa rrented 0 ctarn of Ureating victousness. — It the most solema conviction the afternoon @ boy named James Spencer, reriding at Tito the haslery ‘and fancy. store of of the undersigned that a of the witnenser 50% First avenue, wes buried under a pile of Jumber | man, No. 20 Catharine street, and stealing therefrom | whose teutimony was on by the camunitten were being an increase of over fetal per cent; while the vote in 1866 for Hofman was | Hog ‘en the. 40,667 and tn 1868 for Seymour 108,083, being an in- nominated, crease of only thirty-four per ceut Af the increased | pose me prety stroagiy; I