The New York Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1869, Page 5

NEW. YOAK ciITY — ‘ counrs. VRITED STATES OISTRICT COURT—IN ADMIRALTY. * A Collision Case, Before Judge Blatchford, Wiliam Coleman vs. The Steamship Leo,—This 1s @ libel by tho Captain and part owner of the sloop David D. Sands, to recover about $7,000 for damage sustained by the sloop ana her cargo of bricks, by Deing sunk, through colliding with the steamship Leo, of the New York and Southern Steamship Com- any, near Governor's Island, about two o'clock A. ., OD the 27th of October, 1867, by which collision James H, Hazard, owner of the ot ‘part (one-half) Of the sloop was drowned. ‘The libel alleges that the collision was cansed Ls the unskilifuluees and ence of those Dav! iting the steamer in not due precautions to athe ‘ant ¢ that the steamer had @uswer ayers 6 proper hebts, wast could be seen ata great distance, but that. ‘ts on the sloop were barely visible at a distance of sixty feet; that as soon as the sloop Was Yeroeds buy bere sus could be stopped, the sloop 5 fore se © @ stop) Fan into her and was thus sunk. Case still on, UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, Alleged Mlicit Removal of Whiskey. Before Jucge Biatehford. United Slates vs, James Gwynne.—The defendant, who had been indicted on a charge of illicitly remov- ing. Many from eiacngfant in pb arr ari on &beuch warrant Dan for trlal vay UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ GFFICE, Alleged Perjury. Betore Comunissioner Betts, Untied States vs, John George Bertinghaf.—The de- fondant, @ cigar manufacturer at .284 East Third street, had been arrested and held in $2,000 bail to answer 8 charge of perjury in making a false aMda- vit, charging that Bernard Hess, @ revenue officer, had attempted to extort fifty dollars from him, after his place Rad been seized, about eighteen months ae charge of frauds at ong ig rome by Uinghoi), on a prowlse (Hens) the matier aould'be thas oc rf re ‘The exatoination was set the 16th inst., but owing to a inisund as to the tune it was further adjourned to the 17th inst. Another Post Office Defaulter. Before Commissioner White. The United States vs, John R, Terry.—The defend- Gnt, a post office clerk, Ig charge@ with having, on the lst of September, 1868, Knowingly and wilfully stolen and taken from the Post Office at the city of New York a letter containing drafts for the of money. Examination is set down for next, tue defendant in the meantime being ad: to bail in $2,500, A Counterfeit Case. Before Commissioner Jones, The United Sta‘es vs, Camilo Fict.—The defendant, an Italian, was yesterday morning arrested by Joseph Gaylord and brought before Commissioner Jones, charged with passing a counterfeit tive dollar Unived States Treasury note upon @ man named Anderson, residing on. Sixth avenue. He was com- mitted to await tue action of the Grand Jury. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM: The Merchants’ Union Express Litigation. Lefore Judge Cardozo. Charles B. Harris vs, Elmore P. Ross, President, éc,—This case came up again yesterday on argument to substitute a plaintii® for the one mentioned, who, it will be remembered, recently made an aMdavit disclatming all interest in the matter. It alsocame before the court in reference to the Blatchford suit. ee argument occupied the greater portion of the SUPERIOR COURT—TRIAL TERB—PART 1. An Explosive Case. a + Before Judge Barbour. Crawfora vs. Waish, Sr.—The action in this case was brought to recover the sum of $1,000 damages alleged to have been sustained by piaintir in conse- quence of the explosion of a boiler im the adjoming remises occupied by the defendant on the 9th of eptember, 1867, at 268 West Twenty-elghth strect. The explosion, it supose, was of such » character that the boiler, whic! Rin fo five and g half tons, ‘Was raised to an altitude of 1,200 pre bene ‘about 400 feet west of the place from which it started. The main question at issue was whether the occurrence was @ pure accident or whether it was caused by negligence on tne part of the defendant or hi » ‘The fireman and engineer were killed by Co prowngl and the damages claimed by the nti? arose from the destruction of a portion of returned a verdict for the defendant. ul for the plaintid, Luther K. Marsh; for the defendant, Salter & Conning. The Breach ef Promise of Marriage Case, Before Judge Fithian. Isabella Mandeville vs. Edward Birmingham.— fhe hearing of this case was resumed yesterday. The cross-examination of the plaintif was continued, Plaintiffs mother subsequently deposed: being wit- ness to several marriage presents tendered by the defendant, Moreover, the plaintiff received several wedding presents in anticipation of the event which unfortunately was never destined to come off. The deiendant denied the allegations set forth by the penge, and averred that he never gave the plain- ju his portrait, but thatsbe took it of the mantel- accord. When writi the ali iece in his room of her own en wine" wine he returned the compliment “uy com her ‘ao “Dea Bell. a agus, quarrel addressing toox place between them, when she characterized and emall him as @ snipe every of hu- manity. At ail events, they did not but the dete took to his heart some other object of his choice, The piaintif accordingly sues for $10,000 camages, ‘The case terminated yesterday, when the Court irected a scaied verdict, which will be announced (his morning. SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM & Question of Practice in Brokerage. Before Judge Jones, Onaries H. Swords et al, v8. A. J. O tion in this case was brought to recover the sum of $3,000, ‘The plaintiffs are brokers and the defendant was their customer. The damages claimed to secure intifts @ margin or make to the compiaint, was charged with fraud in pro- uurchase summons curing the p fo ae ne me of the stock, and the previous vcoa- re the Court, an for reuef. On case came : ey pyr yy may, if the time of 7 he has course. if the defendant obtained an extension of time to answer, the plaintit’ has a it to amend once, of course, at any time before said extended strc oa par ot fe rat Complain to. serve 6 oO serve @ new com! coe nak deprive the Palau o his riaht to at wR) =~ = hee sam- ciently definite ee to ferred wo in the notes 9 motion, and the ie jore denied, with $810 costa. ‘The Hermitage Hall Property. Before Judge Friedman, focketed against Reilly in 1954, while the defend- ants clainied under a foreclosure sale of @ mortgage cLyevarceetas pager, ‘The case was tried before Jt an, ho holds that the Yedgutent ores not havi been mae parties, and the plaintit tena the amount of the mi and the de- fendunta must account to rene received by them aud cancel their deeda, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—TRIL’TERNE—PART Action for Slander. Before Judge Brady. Rovert Smith vs. George Hayden—This wan an faction to recover $6,000 for an alleged slander on the Dart of the defendant to the injury of the plaintifs , character, The complaint stated that on the 70) of dune, 1867, plat, who Keepa a restaurant in Hons- ton street, Met the defendant on eg when 0 iD the latter, a8 alleged, publicly made tse Son ed +4 counter ‘ st in plat ene "0 reowlv cow ma Whereupon piniatit informed defeddant tat iva fe ooh Le Soaveoent be ey re jc crowd gathered votasion, ‘when lice interfered and threatened « Toubeequect cecanion defendant charged the pial. tim with making lua living by counterfeiueg. ‘war the cave the stamp which he averred ment. nursday * mitted NEW YORK PS 0 i 8 Sheri an defente was a wo thoes pry ay ihe ‘morning. “* * | public have } ings. sae. Bll iccemrsanead any portion, Jot stomachs i in th food. Tus to whom they were se - aamatg spi ah Decisions, fiut ne unprinemled speculators, bave lost. an 1t3- Judge Barrett rendered jadgment in the following genie saat their ajvempt to polson the citizens of cages yesterday:— lew Yor! Marshat Mary @. Marshal—Re- it does. Temarkable that tho officials of the bel taisintaietadhes saat aK of Healt should Arst learn, of the presence Lane vs, Nichols,—Motion to fargish for contempt Tics neated Lire = Landy | ton ee heehee heat has been thrown | the market; but it is CITY INTELLIGLNG Is ot been attempted before itn better success, ba = do the inspectors bt heed | cre Bag ‘Tos WeaTHen YRSTSRDAY.—The following record | city aires the winter an dished up on the tables will show the changes in the temperature for the | © on ? No mspections of the animals ar- ber of swine the, Weat there we been unfit for food. The sanitary con- dition of the ‘that a care- apimal of whatever Average temperature... ... average temperature Monday. Faral RAWLROAD AccipEnt.—Walter B, Buckley, who was recently injured on the Erie died at the Irving aoe this city, jean SuppEN DgaTa.—Samuel Brown, a colored man, rineipied speculators in Brow atthe expense of the city’s necessities, ‘ST. PATRICKS DAY. Arrangements Ite Celebration. The anniversary of the birth of Ireland’s patron died suddenly yesterday at No. 38 Laurens atreet. Goroner Keenail was hotied % hold uu inquest on { SMnt will be celebrated in tins city to-day with the the body, ‘usual parade and meetings in the evening. The prin- cipal feature of the celebration will be the procession, which will be both military and civic, The column will form on Second avenue at ten o'clock, and wil pags over the following route:—Second avenue, from Tue Fuvur Surr.—Charies. Robins and Thomas Peterson, passengers by the ship James Foster, Jr., died at the Seamen’s Retreat yesterday from the br of ill-treatment on the late voyage of that veasi x ‘Tum MAILS FoR AUETRALIA.—Tho mails hitherto forwarded from thts port via Panama to Australia ‘and New Zealand is discontinued. In future all let- ters and newspi intended for these places will ‘be forwarded via Paotrio Mai. SreaMers.—The Pacific Matl Oom- pany have reduced the sailing of their steamers to Bowery, thence to and through Chatham: street to the Park, where the procession will pass in review before Mayor Hall and the Common Council; thence up. Broadway to Union square, und and saluting jeshingzons down Fourteenth. street to th Sixth avenue to Thirty-fourth times s month to three, street and acroas to Second avenue; thence down to dae or aa ene Poy alverod wo teue ‘Twenty-third street and First avenue to Eighth street ‘th and 24th of eack month. and up to Institute, where the p will be accordance with a time honored custom an open paroucht, 10. be drawn by four horses, has been set apart for Sh eerie Bg ls Connolly. He will be accompanied on occasion by Police Commissioner Brennan. Should the two et they will aioe nth @ me, wi y tian atavpane aetna 2 james e Patrick will hold their anni dinner at the Aster House in the event A meeting of Fe over which General John O’Neili will preside, be held at the Cooper Insti- br eye 4 high mass will be held at St. wi ma Cathodral at ten A. BM, ‘with the assistance of the \d organ and a full choir, Archbishop Mol will be the pontificate; Vicar General Starrs the archpriest; Rev. Dr, McTierney, deacon; McGean, the sub-deacon; Father McNeiray the first master of ceremonies, and Father Kearney the second. A panegyric on St. Patrick will be pro- sounced by Father Preston, of St. Ann’s church. St. Patrick’s Day in Brooklyn. ‘There will be @ very fine display of green and gold regatia, a very general turn-out of the members of the Irish civic societies and a lively and inspirit- Boren EXxPLosion.—Yesterday morning, at the printing ink manufactory of J. G. Lightbody, in Bixty-first street, between First and d avenues, the steam boiler exploded, the colored fireman, George building sustained 20 material damage. Tae Evenine Srar.—The firstand brightest of the stars that now appear about one anda half hours above the west-southwest horizon at half-past six o'clock in the evening is the planet Jupiter. It was northwest of the moon at seven o’clock on the even- of the 16th. It will be an evening star until April 17. ‘The planet Neptune ts now situated about four degrees south west of Jupiter, Deare iN Bxlzapera StREET.—OCoroner Keenan yesterday held an inquest, at No. 6 Elizabeth strect ‘on the body of Ellen McGrath, a woman nearly fifty years of age and born in Ireland, who dicd at five o'clock in the It was intimated thenight previous that there might be something wrong in the case, but on Sroint 3 a mortem exauination Dr. Wooster Beach found that death had resulted from disease of the kidneys, DEATH FROM INJURIES.—Lonis Klenon, the child, three years of age, who had ‘ono of his legs terribly crushed on Saturday last by being knocked down and run over by a car belonging to the Second Avenue Railroad Company, has since dled of the m- Ey received at the residence of his parents, No, 18 ‘irat avenue. Coroner Keenan was notitied and will hold an inquest oa Thursday. ROW AMONG CARPENTERS.—Yesterday morning a gang of carpenters, while at work on a new batlding in Sixth avenue, near Twenty-third street, became involved in a quarrel about some tools, during which one of them, aGerman named Joseph Eigeinnont, seized a chisel and wish a blow cut two fingers Irom the memories of the sons of St, Patrick, who so land of their adoption, in Brooklyn to-day. The preparations for the occasion have been, to say the least, fully equal to that made in by-gone years for the celebration of the natal day of ireland’s patron gaint, The following societies, together with sev- eral associations composed of juvenile cadets, will take position in che parade in the order subjoinea:— Ancicnt Order of Hibernians.—Marshal, John Gor- mans right on Clinton and Park avenues. the jeft hand of another named Thomas Mannion. Ya RK. ©. T, A. B.—Maraha; Henry, Breslin; ‘The wounded man, who lives at No, 123 Worth street, | right resting on the left of the A. O. H. was taken to bellevue Hospital. His assailant. was St. James’ R. C. B. ty.—Marshal, John Con- — by officer Momney, of the Twepty-ninth pre- cS Tue Deata or Mr. Isztin.—Coroner Keenan yes- terday hejd an inguest at No, 17 West Ninth street over the remains of Mr. John A. Iselin, the gentte- inan who died suddenly in lis oMice, 36 Wall strect, on Monday afternoon. Wooster Beach and other medical gentlemen made 8 post-mortem examina tion on the body, which showed that serous apo- ploxy was the cause of death. A verdict to that effect was accordingly rendered by the jury. De- ceased was Ufty-two years of age and e native of this Soctet nore; ret resting on the leit of St. Ann’s. F, M. T. A. B. 8. No. 2—Marshal, John H. Newman; Burns; right ‘Young Men’s F. Thomas Doian; cay. ‘Tur ExTexsion oF CuuRCH STREET.—The Superior — me the Court, General Term, has confirmed the Comptroller's rolock theory in relation to opening streets, to the edtect | Pome°ne of march will be ‘as Toligtra:—Counter- that the fee of the land dota not pass to the city un- tl the Jand taken for the purposes of public streets and avenues has boen accepted by the city. Accord- to this decision the proprietors or owners of are eutided to Tents therefrom up to nce by the Mayor, Aldermen . im relation to the awards for the extension of Church street tame Comptroller las ae to pay the amounts awarded on the 1st of juiy. BaNk CLERKS’ Mourvat BENert? SocIETY.—A short time since the bank clerks organized a mutual benefit association, and have enrolled, so far, be- tween 700 and 800 members. Yesterday they had thelr first election, The following ticket received a street, to to Atlantic avenue, to Kent ave- k, there to al and then dis- ‘The oMicers of the parnde are;—Grand Marshal, John Wall, Atds—Michacl James Bpecial Aide—Daniel Orneliiy, Danie h . Foard, Joun McLean, Edward Dol john Oar. Rodtinens, award Halpin, Ri hand Ov: Peter ic jaro Finley, Thomas Martin, Patrick Shannon, Michael Gee! James Murray, William Lawn, Michael mas Oabill, James Kearns, Pririck Mo- Guire. The Inspector of Police, Mr. John Folk, has per- fected arrangements for preserving order along the of the or wherever else i this benevolent enterprise that urired to the hands of himself and associates wilt be well | no Services of the poilce may be requrired during ag Vice President, Charles W. Hubbell, Park | displayed from the Hall, in pursuance of the resolu- ; Recording Secretary, U. H. Dummer, Mer- | tion of the Common Spunctt | to that effect in Chants’ Exchange Bank; Correspondi + | ment to their conetiinents of Irish birth. In M, F. Reading, Company; rer, T. | evening the St. Patrick’s Society of ana L, Raymond, North River Bank, their many friends Wl gather round the festive Cosay Laprss’ Retrzr AssociaTion.—A meeting more J yedeco ge din y and topics of the hour of this society of Cuban ladies was held yesterday poy . afternoon at St, Julion Hotel, in Washington place, | wulbe the twontietn celebration of tae acelety im private entertainments Mrs, R, P. de Yzquierdo tn the chair, Mrs. Emilla C. one. ‘There are de Villaverde acting as secretary and Miss Manuela rospective for the Yzquierdo acting as treasurer. The committee Bi of at Stein aving charge of the given ah sok concert on the orb instant, for the relief of SALE OF AUTOGRAPHS. wounded of the pairiot army oi Cuba, reported that the net proceeds amounted to $3,258 47--an amount ‘The estimate of public men, according to the va- i, anon TagPeaes A ate | lable. standard of the collectors of autographs, was sad Wea Ssh coutmentary on he ealous made knowg by the sale resumed yesterday at. ‘yor jevoted | the of Leavitt, Strebcigh & Co., in Clinton and patriotic ladies, of the association, The Ast | igi, ‘Tne sale opened with @ number of letters to givetwonscred noarte-—one of nies a be bee of governors and United States Senators, including on Easter Sun other Srosnien. = Gas ue SA te bat De Witt Clinton, D,S Dickinson, William Gw in, Preston King, Ots Harrison, J. Kent, Charies Lynch, efforts in other cities of the Union. The great Chari! “4 A. G. Curtin and J. R, Doolittle, The average eum Fair will come off in the month of of e will be given. ‘The executtes Soutien ed 00 cents. Autographs of mimisters to and from the de Miss United states sold at the same figure, with the Yzquierdo, Mrs, Jeadora Hanzen Olark, Mrs, Merce- | 6xception of one from Sir John Tempie, British en P. F. de Arcila and Miss Inez Henriques de Leon, bao General at tk ae one ee is wwrence, United States sold. for $1 1 and POLICE IVFELLIGENCE, Collection’ of signature of siZiy of the most “distin: Rn meh hae e ne Bed I ——— us Fas <r eoatenoon veney savee| ae eek eats eet Gane cen! Samuel B. Elliott on the charge of passing to Mr. | $02, dated Mount, Vernon, September 37, 1192, sold Gevege W. pop oaks Poe ccrdstorpay td tag teat wigoed, Jeteon $i) A etter. in on thé Chatham National Bank to barrasementa from to have been drawn sean Ac Foren Pisaident Monroe, W on, 1835, sold 198, 83°25, Irena Tog grocers Di pate ena Spe Sinan itoring und charactor one of Aare esa a pthote tse aitercnce | dated Aurora, July 1% 1824 to @ bookseller ey mete ot aa ul Chatham, National Bank the Gusod wie wa man of fine. education address, was taken before jultved fer examination, THE HOG CHOLERA. and waa ae pag ged ly eee The Wostera Ghurpers Beateo—What Perk, | lo the, prices sched:—J. , an, with feta Eat. $2 80; J. 0. with ‘The Bernat of yesterday morning contained fall exposure of the attempt of Western hog dealers to profit at the expense of the lives and health of the people of this city. Over six hundred diseased hogs were shipped from Chicago to this olty over ® Week ago. The stock as once showed signe of disease, and in transit to Buffalo many of them died. The shippers discovered that they were likely to lose on the transaction, and the expedient of killing the animals end hurtying them on to the New, York market for speedy con- sum prion was resorted to, shan $} bo ‘The hogs arrived in a dressed condition, and were Mi Tawamean goin, Wainy 44 8 and Votate put down some time before the sleepy oMfcials of the | & ve ‘of the literary or historical Board of tiealth were aware that they Were didensed. HOS Senate of he ana he oF i eee \ r \ be 4 Muaves Anovr_4 Youna Lapy.—A morder Sehooc, and the penttary “wupetis ie : in. | Was Committed near Xenia, Onto, on the 11th inst. arhoted to exercise ‘unusual vigilance four and Ralf miles Prin. “Reta, the bitch they were ¢on- a tended ge va 3 ‘whom “ en ae honn of Thiney-oighih streets, North it in @ double ‘went to the river, the power to remoy carcases to hire ou ed him to Whatever ported of tne Guy ne. Mi Ieet for hia, | Miter was go chanes va nave trem Tardy g tim throne an q q ‘tw 8 few ho has oe Andi Bow" in foi ry ‘Tenth street to Second street, up Second street to the ing blending of the patriotic and other airs dear to proudly retain their time-honored customs in the these realized was 20 cents, and none of them exceed, HERALD, WEDNESDAY MARUH 117, 1869—TRIP. '" THE DETECTIVE POLICE. The Case of Captain John Young—His Restg~ Bation to be Handed fm Teeday—Causen which Gave Rise to It—The New Windser Bank Rebbery—HHew the Rebbers: Were " Arrested, and What Reward Was Paid. Captain John 8. Young, so well known to the general public as the able chief of the detective force in this city, will to-day seud in his resignation to the Board of Police, thus severing his connection with the department of which he has been 9 member nearly twelve years. Although of late there has been'a great deal of talk tn certain circles about the causes which have led the captain to regard his resignation ae the most be- fitung answer he could, with honor to himself and due respect to his superiors, make to a certain reso- tution passed by the Board igst week for his especial edification, no reliable statement as tothe real issucs am the case has as yet been mage public, The story |’ is a rather long one, but will be found to be by no means devoid of interest. The following 1s Captain Young's statement of the whole affair:— On the 23d of last January the New Windsor Bank, of Carroll county, Md., was robbed of, United States securities and other coupon bonds to the amount of $125,000, besides a large amount of valua- ble papers which belonged to the depositors of the bank. Assoon.as the robbery was discovered the Managers of the institution) telegraphed to detec- tives Smith, Pierson and Weat, of Baltimore, am account of the affair, when one of these gentlemen proceeded to New Windsor and instituted a thorough investigation. They afterwards forwarded a circular concerning the robbery to the police authorities in this city, and Mr. Pierson him- self came on to this city to consult with them about the matter. 1 at once set to work to do all that lay im my power toward ferreting out the whereabonts of the thieves, and soon after I had to work, up the case I received information ® party in this city was suspected of dealing in bonds, although his ostensible business was by no means that of a money broker. Iemployed parties to get into this individaal’s good graces, and they found ‘that my suspicions as to his dealing in bonds furtive- ly Were not without foundation. The question then ‘was, if he had’ bonds to sell how he could be induced to sell them just where I wanted him to. I finally found o banker down town, who, after being made, to understand my plans, consented to play & no important part m the game that was to be played to ascertain whether any of the bonds in the possession of the individua! aforementioned, were or not the bonds stolen from the New Windsor Bank. The ré’emy banker—as 1 ‘Will continue to call the gentleman who consented to play the part of purchaser of the bonds held by the suspected man—was, as I have previously intimated, one of great importance, His office was nicely fur- nished, well situated, in a business street wnere brokers most do, congregate, and everything about 1t denoted thrift and prosperity in bond transactions, Of course the more all tiie net the easier would | the fy be caught, and I knew the fy I was after was a knowmg one. Well, all this being ar- ranged to a Dicety, first dificulty was a induce, i y pies the parses I ad employed to gét im! good graces, the sus- pected Pereiwat to sell his bonds to my banker. Alter a good deal of trouble and working, through the seraor. of several different pe ? agreed to negotiate wi my banker, and bey the complicated ee oe oe on my agents managed, under my instructions, to obtain @ list of the securities the “su: a”? had tosell, All this work consumed @ great deal of time, buta oint was of course gained in the obtaining ue ist of bonds for sale and the consent of the holder to deal with the were in the long run to d henkee Pa go freemen vi got into the graces of the to make an appointment with the les who were to sell the bonds to my banker, the tment to be on a Wednesday, at the banker’s office. In order to clear themselves of iD n, lied with. Before the due I furnished my banker with about $30,000 in bills procured for the occasion, so that he could make a od show of pientifainess of the filthy lucre when tiators should callupon him to talk over the de! ld the bonds. The m of the appointment at my banker's I to Mr. Irving, one of the members of the de- tective force:—“Jimmy, I have got a job that Pye been working on and I’ve got a down Cana Fog point re! think ee make @ good arrest morning. I may want help in the matter, and I'd like to have you along. To avoid any trouble about the case tn future I will tell I bave worked. it as I promise to give you $100 for your services, 1 ‘this go that we ll have @ perfect ‘understanding tm the matter.” He rep! “Certainly, I'll help yy es I'd like to have such @ job every day in year. - Pd make an arrest for you for nothing, for that matter.” This we both went down town together. banker's we secrted oureelves in an adjo' which was divided by a stained giass partiti the other. The top part of the ition being of clear we @ lot of boxes we found in our hiding place in such @ manner that if anybody the clear glass into the room they ‘would be le to see us. was @ window be- tween the two offices, and this we secured with a screw 30 gon could avail him- self of it to look into our hiding place. I instructed my banker the o wo which we would be able to understand. instance, to place a counter the ie heard footeteps the hall end the body enter ‘Daukets oflce, We could eaally i i ; F i i i=} £5 & s® e ea i i a FE ig 5529 aH a 22 =e i Fs z ii ee 32k 8 i & i ; i E 3 Hel is a ee & & EF 5 He E i | 3 i 7 i SE ai Se i 5 Lf mall i i . i : 5 3 & i EF i i 5 § = 4 | ; i ie 3 8 i: Pf a Hs E f # cr if E ; Ee i : aE ee | i i te i fH i ! coe Stee ridor, banker not to uses we ‘one of al discern she, Dauker I told Irving to room and enter the panking 0} the window ae wt Just 1 beara a 2 i al ity i i Hl tis jit i gE ite SES25° 23 bs i LE SHEET. fntendent who made a memorandum of them, and poge of discussing the of @ union of all representad: Neoware, Plaiaieldy fitaabe:t. ieraey | City and Orange, ‘Nothing detinive was arrived ak”. Hoboken. ACCIDENT at TS Bremen Dock.—A cartman Jobn Cavan, residing im Cherry street, New York, was driving @ team with a load Of cotton to the oa vy Pong on Monday evening, when he was an pee by passing under tho archway. He was Ve} to St. Mary’s ‘Hospital, where 4 condition. Dovarion.—Mrs. £, A. Stevens has subscription of $10,000 towards the erection ‘County Hospital. This awells the in the hands of the committee to about le to See A ‘4 : A SE 25 i 4) Ef i : fH niedpy Mr. Kennedy, City Clerk, proceeded to Tren, La a a Cas Commit proposed charter of foboken.” A number of claveng fa tater of other smendments went by the same trab PoR-Tn8 Meraopist CHU —A Indies’ fair at Oda Fellows’ last evening for the, benefit of the Methodist Church, which now Stands so much im need of funds in consequence of the action ‘of the ‘city authorities. The fair will be continued this evening, The Swedenborgian con- seen gatas wen tes fone BROOKLYN’ CITY. silauted wigese mrmete 9 i evar, ‘THe -SuBMERGED LOCOMOTIVE.—The locomotive THE COURTS. Paterson, which tumbled into the river at the Hackensack bridge over two weeks ago, was drawn UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. up yesterday. No damage wea done beyond the The Alleged Drawback Fraude—Ferther Tes- i i some of the hoisti ear, the Ris entangled esterday. The testimony for the defence | his condition was discovered just re con Saned Whea ores % the Cn RY face was ia discolored an ie himsel: nigh suffocs - ness of the seal attached to what purported to be | proper remedies were applied with happy resnita, Laidlaw’s papers, and the handwriting of Dickin- Newark. gon, The counsel for the other defendants rested, | Hyiy roR THE ACTION OF THE GRAND JuRy.—An reserving the right to argue the question of holding examination in the case of Magnus Schitcting, the thefr clienta, The ‘Proposes to putin ® | Tweirth ward constable, who stands charged with little additional Se Wr said that ne | baving assaulted a street car conductor named Rob- veal Winslow, counsel ‘himster, to offer no tes for Whimater.. Tne | ert H. Tucker, the complicated particulars of which Bay ion be had to, aubrait waa that’ there | luave already beca published, took place in the ct ‘ah Dail. He thougnt $40,000 was oppressive and unrea- goni ‘The Commissioner—In regard to the matter of bail, decision should be reserved until the case is closed on the part of all the defendants. SAMUEL P. GUERNEY’S TESTIMONY—CALLED DICKINSON. To Mr. Wood—I have known Dickinson since the 20th of January, 1868; I was in @ facturing business with him one year in New York city; I hava seen Dickinson ite frequently; (claim No, 47,303 shown witness); the name &. M. Thompson to mant- test is not in air. Dickinson's handwriting; the name of Thompson I would not recognize at all asgDickin- son's eriiea) Coen 46,934 shown witnes3;) the signatare of J. F. Kogers does not jook like Diekin- son’s writing @€ all; the-name of Tompson might be in Dickinson’s handwriting sooner than that of court, yesterday afteraoon, before Just: Fis ana ‘Step, San teentiad in Seblicting’s ee beld to bail to await the action of the Grand Jury its next session. yHB GLENDALE SHOOTING AFFAIR—DEaTn oF ror | YOUNG Monsi.—Wiliam Hs Monell, who was fa- tally injured in an affray at the Glendale House on the plank road last Friday 1 might, as already re- ported in the HeRALn, and who was brougit to thia city, where he resided, died yesterday Jorenoon from the effects of bis injuries. The county physician was notified, and Coroner Lang waa ordered to hold an amquest, The latwr will be commenced in this city this forenoon, at Justice Sanaford’s Chamuvers, in Market street. In the meantime a post-mortem examination of the body has been le by the connie physician aod Dr. Dodd, the medical atteadaat of Mouelt. SINGULAR Movements OF A Ckazep Woman.— Some tame ago & young woman of rather prepos- sessing appearance, named Phoebe Clark, was dis & covered at different times in various churches at un- last occasion she was fouhd OROSS-BX AMINATION. To Mr. Parris—The signature of Thompson 1s a heavier hand than Dickinson usuaily writes; there is @ similarity to his hand, mr. Webster, counsel for Korn, said that he sired to offer no evidence, but ata proper time Tr etna, conn for Thr la cat bo | Seve attng soe fy sessed by caurel one fee ney Soto lal “igs ad ihe ben: jound in whe Court of Quarter Sessions, up- Me! |, counsel for Wilson, said that be | parently unconscous that every! Is including court would not like to submit the case without consulta- | and jury, had retired. | She q sewing in an sion with Mr. bis ir. | alcove wheg discovered by the Janitur and qu Mc! owever, Uj . | moved awey when told. her iriends Lad Charis wai e but wished to be heard tuan charity a recurrence would not take Si eee oben at nen ne gine Rartnoap Matrens.—The Delaware, Lackawapna Fhe auestion of Dickinson's haadwriting and’ of the | and Morris and Easex Companies nave completed penenneneds of ie seis euecnet 60 the papers pur- | their contracts for the and com) a of Porting aw. the grading pletiot Tajcurwed en Se tan ciclict: their “cut off track, which will bring the rosd through Paterson along the foot of Garret mountain. work is to be completed by the 16th of March, ime This will be ‘Of vast benellt to the mii of the as it ia mach Formation of the ground wit to Hi will be running via the Erie road, by October, ‘The contracts have been EStenslon Company, a a reed wainiy suppor owners, Who this meus ot bring- the anto market. It wilt ran from Hiccenseok portuward te the Piermont branch of prisoner Was comupitted to await the action of whe Grand Jury. SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT. ‘The Right te Send a Man to the Penitentiary for Drunkenness. Before Judge Gilbert. the Erie Railway. Three men—George Walker, Henry Smith and Ridgewood. John Scoles—were brought up on a writ of habeas Danma@ Rossexy.—fhe residence of Samuci corpns who had been sent to the penttentiary for | Hopper. ee, ee = a of ten Justice Delmar for tn! Sunday night a amount of jewelry an — days by for tntoxica- for the construc- New York Railroad be custody, | silverware stolen. They were surprised before com- Doulteutiary for mibsication wast procsedlag wisse | farge Guudie of clothing which they bad Lcd ap, bat int wase 4 jad tied ap, Yai out warrant in law. a pene a mm eacepmg with the more vauabie Soap pam articles. UNITED STATES MARSHAL’S OFFICE, Trenton. Stats Revogs Scuooi.—The fourth annual repors of the New Jersey state Reform School suows that the ifistisution t fulfilling the objects coniemniaied accommodation as its have now to ry the of J. I. Korn, ono of the par- | Sulanmee sesamin owing te this Co in the alleged Grawback frauds.” The last, thirey-aine bore ‘wore cominisied to te ‘wagon was knocked down at ¢i Goliars, the Kesex county ‘sixteen. The ogee at $198 and the harnews at dollars. | cost of each tumate ai about three doilare per er a week, and the Board of recommend that CITY coun. fhe State seal p 55 the expiration of enol quarter — ‘Two ‘last Alleged ‘Malicious Charge of Larceny. year, one of whom sabsequen returned of his own Before Judge Thompson. ‘accord. John Hughes vs. Peter Bert.—Piaintia was ar. Srare Tax Yor 1309.—The following arc the appor- rested on the lith of May, 1868, and brought tionments of the $250,000 of tax to be paid by each before Jastce Evans, on & charge of | county:—Atiantic, $2,003; Bergen, $14,615; Burling- larceny preferred by defendant, but upon | tou, $18,003; Camden, eo Cape May, $2,225; was The ground of the } Cumberland, x, 730; Gloucester, was that plaintit having occupied the iidson, $54,008; Hunterdon, $13,704; Mercer No. took away on removal eee, $15,316; Morris, $16,105; Ocean, to which he claimed $15,198; Salem, $12,085; Somerszt, as bis property. The action was to recover Sussex, $11,670; Union, $14,043; Warren, the sua fF +e) to have been sus: ‘The collectors of the several counties are to tained by defendant by reason of this arrest, Ver several amounts on or before the loth of dict not yet rendered. ber, The township and ward collectors are A. H. Darley for plaintifl; ex-Judge Reynolds for | t pay over to the counties by the 1st of September. COURT CALENDARS—THS DAY. WESTCHESTER COUNTY. Surnewe CovRT—Cincurt.—Nos, 1, 12, 2%, 43, rie veniped 108, 141, 167, 170, 176, 177, 179, 1 Raw.noaD MEETING.~-A large and enthusiastic 184, 188. iin i, 380 a, meeting was heid in the Town Hall at Westchester Crry CouRT.—Nos. 97, 13, 14, 47. on Saturday evening for the purpose of taking into BA00 LURENCE. consideration the necessity of procuring an amend- Tm WNTEL ment to the charter now before the Legisiature for SUDDEN DRaTe I 4 FeRxyHotse.—Baruck Frey, | the Portchester aud Harlem River Railroad, snd @ pedier, seventy years of uge, dred suddenly yes- | also to hear thé Teport of Mr, Claiborne Ferris, afternoon Grand street member of Assembly istrict, in regard to mens! rte nerd of the bill wm the ‘House, whea ‘the fo- by SR street, E, D. Deceased was a native | lowing resolutions were adopted:— feaves a wife phd three obilaren. iienrt discass was PEE aah Shak he Sepatee trom thie dietsic nnd toe mew. the cause of death. Coroner Whitelu took charge aifheacrable Seron nnd taluesee teers ing aay oe body. charter er { oon chester ‘Maliroed at this sesstons-a woes absolutely Dects- SHOCKING MUROER. Hi shde of ine eeean ates ere sown gvorsesre 6 — y * A Mysterious and Bleody Deed—A Body | Sere from facililies of ralroad travel to aud from he chy Found Near Spring Vallcy=Ne Cine to tho bythe stgrn a thd ngsting™ an, pice ia tn th Murderers. iiiiate Whe Onaidwels Senetir trom tole. district, and to ‘The passengers on the trains of the Northera Rail- Hees, Gatborme Feri, Baward D, Lawrence oe? road of New Jersey, from Pavonia ferry to Monsey, rye hea ont i. me ‘of te Dill at an eneiy were unusually excited on Monday and yesterday, aay an ienet s) Me persons was tlict transl dus. ee Valley, | ted tothe orable member of Assembly, when county, N.Y. meeting adjourned. Z> & ‘Yesterday morning the body of an unknown VRD—WILLIAM HARRINGTON,~-A man, bearing evidence of being a Jew, was be tir bes character in this city, familiarly Giscovered tn § field about an eighth of @ mile! voown ag eat earagien, mysteriously disap» Sietaty ont ana aiaagidly pl cars ek Oe peared some five years ago. A magazine article orril particularly and this circumstance, id one it ‘some | Fecently published referring to Dron instrumeat, Sr ciaby ad, tie vcloukea on the | having attracted the notice of the editor of the Fors Galas cenabont on Sad seaners, © het Plain (N. Y.) Aegister, he remarks as follows:— never velonged, 0 tne Tiandars rag | We bare not oy toe a ea was clean shaved. The body hed beew br Sta e8 on Ae raring! on (anet Is the true face to the spot on an oaken the wan [oF 1808 York and athe ite fe mattat Secure | orth aonatpe fms Feu in’ feo eet ‘bore pee OM tropey, and ceduaily 0s thay a ~ the was oan mptorat ake #0 the Temdence of held before. Coronet Us at > — Sepnew in all Mes Joke ae . axmace Be the kre ita cane ‘yore, | couuained ta terre ‘ire doeweye in. ilatewichy ia the this case. The is | home of his sister tt Vv" in Hartwick, mots that nutter Wee com! ate t mere soon alter. Y earried to Where ee ores to | Pannioioe IN KRNTWOKY.This afternoon oun con! the detectives, 11 1 also that the ob- | Key, Jr. 9 young mat, shes and instantly kiied his + of the was ‘Only. one wicsase father, Joun R. Key, R wealthy crwer IWyiog meag Kea yes boon founa wie he saw the unknown | here. He also severely wounded a Mf. Gi¥ens in the man get of thé train on From wi, No canes ie stated for the act, whether tu- of bod; or otherwise, —Maysedte, Ky. (Maren 18), de or igh neat. spa’ to the Louie dou