The New York Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1869, Page 10

we yRK ; LE SHEET. > : NEW YORK HERALD, AY, APRIL 18, 1869.-QUADRUP. : 1 : 3 earth had bis THE POLICE COnP”, SPORTING these court where @ higher oraer of intel- | fatal leap, when the nurse coming in at the time ; that the vilest wretch on Y SSIONERSAIP. q seme comoteses " sprang and cut the unfortunate woman down. feenl thts, and he demanded them 1p this mnatanes avis ke om 3 seaclnnnircianncntine “E have had nothing to do with thing wnitten | Tue SuicIDE IN AMITY StReBT.—-An inquest was | for the prisoners; that Ut charges made and pro- | Much specntation * yf indulged in yesterday about Billiards. Po COURTS. eae ee aayecr irentod you with the utmost cour- | Meld yesterday afternoon by Coroner, Fiynn at 161 | vided in the case: that he demanded each to 00 | the Central OM". 4 4 what the Board of Police | _ The tournament to be held at "owing san on the tesy in my power,” continued the Judge, Amity street over the remains of the unfortunate tried separately and ne seers gations general ae Commissi “atte are likely to do in the event of the | 20th inst. promises to be a", sistereating' ast and ; UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. ‘Bub ——” Anicrrapted ME Beret tnis end it, | AN¢ misguided man named Joon J. Miler, whose | WivohPested upon the prisouers? faces, when thé | LP" tire goiecting the nominee of Friday night’s | will doubtless realize “44 <xnectations of its pro- Removal of Spli continued the Judge. ; "| suickle through potson on Thrersday was fully and | grat of their number, John Fallon, Wa8 Cee 4. eaucus, The selection of Mr. Smith will be unsatis- | moters and the” oo," ty aaaition to the gold cue Alleged Mlicit Removal of Spirits, ‘And thus did end the virbal set-to. The case was | graphically described in the Heraxp of yesterday. Detective Case _ P rey and.nterruption «4» a factory to Mr, Manierre, who, with Messrs. Bosworth | prizes AMO” sting pes 19 $9,000 will be given. It Before Commissioner Osborn, ordered to the General Sessions, ‘The evidence presented ‘Gefore the Coroner and his | SWore, after muc! yonvhe same ("4 2 18 4 holds that while the intention of the | ts nee?” |. near! A : ited States vs. Stephen Sherlock, George TRICKING ERRAND BOYS OUT OF BUNDLES. jury afforded no new: facts except, indeed, that | Counsel for the defence, to ihe Sf, | 4 ag em | and Brennan, hol 1 | nv, -s#€98 to state that when some of the very best Ya ‘ Peter McDonald, a young’ man well dressed and | the deceased ad ,Optained ‘the morphine’ from | PoWted in the original % jt However, | law is that a vacancy in the Board aol | vers in the country are assembled to compete st each other'a brilliant display may be antict- pated, Although the names of some minor contest- ants are mentioned on the list, there te no knowing how matters may result, All the billiardists are expected in town before Sunday next, It is said, however, that Joseph Dion will not compete, as he has already announced his intention not to play any more public matches, as the prepara- tion required to ft him for such contests takes up i ‘Bonneider and James Ford.—The firstnamed defend- | gitogether of very intelli ‘and prepossessing ap- ~ Dx x 4 ye. | that “it was to the best of his be" os his cross- as th ick se" par roo of ery in Hat | Senco afi me emeteasce | hey asnot races ty me | SMM Me™ ca AEM | sagan "tana on “9 Doar oul be + at . vd ra Twenty-Httd street Schneider is foreman on the | which he was carrying from his employer's, at No: | insisted on a reduction th the nearing price for ihe | Sweet in a quiet and ‘aw ‘abiding Manner; that no | of Pollce Commissioners, oF the next Legislattro and prens i Pe 783 Broadway, to a gentieman’s office in Piné street. | drug, Which, was granted by ‘te clerk. who, of | citizen asked tha’. he might be taken Into cus | sione can ani the vacancy should one occur. 1%,Aeed, ‘ticulars of the case will be found from the testimony | Berthon Ditmar, the boy, who was the first witness ak H tody, but thit they acted solely upon the ‘of Francis Anderson, Assistant Assessor, who called, told how he was proceeding on his way down Seema th ae py heat nese UIs J bes orders of Captain” Mills to ay take a all | it is by no means certain that there is & V’,cancy in Visited the premises on the 8th of April and'saw a | Broadway with his le when the prisoner accost- | fin of ths remains of the Wrerehed suicide was lield | ey found upon the street.” Tt was also shown | the Board, Senator Folger was in the "goms of the ed him, and asked him to take a note for him into a ) Shine, “ rs pr, | that the witness knew nothing regarding where he umber of barrels unloaded from a press wae sonala Saat ana in answer to the note five £d- Books Bing Deva Sobers Baie a ae slent and ate, nor whether he ever worked, ‘These Police Commissioners yesterday afternoon in con- on the | following i bitter | ference upon the subject, and whiie that depomted from 'an express wagon; | “!¢s and two fifes, and he would hold the bundle in | conoyasion that death bad resulted from the pre- | 8dmissions, drawn from the witness, were r Whe ne admits tha: barrels cepom che premies and Oh examination | M8 absence, The boy took the note, gave up his septe of morphine 10, the stomach, and the Jtry | piils for ne‘and hig brother officers to’ swallow, but | Mr, Acton’s resignation is in ials hands it is denied r ton of Yound that there were over one hundred barrels of | bundle to the young man, weut into the music store | ei dercd a veriiet to that cifect, The deceased was | they felt more fil at ease when, upon suggest that the Legislature has been officially informed 0} the time ti be devoted to his busi- whiskey there sananped hee ES ane. Reoxencaae aera eae eae *ahe ONS Fa te fiity-oue years of age, @ native of this city and an hs une alin drow fom spook gua the existeuce of the document that ws reared such nae oe are phe cr Melvin Foster, Deery, Pav enolesule dealer's “stamp, D. MeNeerny; one plece of blank paper. ‘The young man was not to be SO geRAE AR the DAOC RRO bis tiead and exultingly eried, isn’t that, visible tag alty aad Senous the republican politicians of | Goidthwaite, Rhives, Snyder, Daniels and Htudolphe. arrel without any stamp, one hogshead of vinegar | found, but afterwards was fortunately discovered by wmeaus of support?” ey felt still more ne As tie matter now stands Mr. Acton ts entirety The latter will probal yy give ex! ie) rs mash. In the cellar were forty-two barrels of spirits | the boy, who luckily happened to have daguerreo- POLICE INTELLIGENOE, couilied when there was algo shown by M8 | ithe hands of his friends. Should they be satisied | Om Chicago. The absence of Dion will deprive mixed up with barrels of vinegar and empty bar- | typed him in his memory, an officer called, and his er Geposit book that the accused had in the baer with the nowainee of the caucus it is very certain he | ‘¢ tournament o! much emerge ie reis. eile witness was examining beoks in the | atrest effected. He positively identified the prisoner. ¥ i Dime Savings Bank the amount of $100 to | will not recede from the resolution he has made to A grand billiard exhibition will be given by Mr. oitice Sherlock came to him and said he was one of | Several witnesses were called, and an alibi attempt- ALLEGED FELONIOUS ASSAULT.—James Flynn was | credit. The titter of satisfaction that seemed seneees retire from the arduous duties of the position; but a M, Geary, at ing Hail, it Friday eng next the proprietors. Further examination postponed to AF 50 he proven. ‘i J yesterday brought before Justice Dowling, at the | {M the room at this apparent scualenk at ae strong pressure is being brought to bear upon him mhen some wall Peat spinors wi Lpamcivate. 20th instant. is that your case?’ asked the judge of the coun- f stabi “ charge of vagrancy would have develop by the friends of the defeated aspirants to induce 1@ pleasure x ro felt Mi Sel after the conclusion of their testimony. Tombs, on a charge of stabbing James Costello in the | eral jaughter had not order been demanded. Upon | Py,,'he Menus ot the defeated sépirants to induce | mach enhanced as @ match for $1,000 has been ar- Alleged Passing of Counterfeit Money. “It is,’ replied the counsel. neck with a pocket knife. Fortunately the wound | this evidence the case was closed, when Judge | tne letter of Peter Cooper. ranged between John Deery and Melvin Foster, 300 Before Commussioner Betts. ne I pave ate say is, I don’t see the witnesses | though coma near he canoe artery, Is not serious. pote ee for bo accused’s olrine oF x, ; But there is another weighty argument used to bend aren Oh caroms, and willbe played on the ‘States vs. John H. Whitton.— who have prove an alibi,” answered the | ‘the accused gave bail in $1,000 to answer the | ground that the evidence was imsuficient to 0 Mr. casion, Bcc, rol with yesnng pee hd Judge, “1 believe mpiicitly the stéry of the bay.” | charge. ‘4 under the statute.” For the moment, this was de- (erin aa ae en oh dy Ge riety prions selon The aniatenr billiardista of Brooklyn will inaagu- ‘But think,” urged sHeccouueel “there are several | Arrpcep EMBEZZLEMENT BY A OLERK.—Michael | led, and the trial of the second on the list, Willlam | jjiure, It is feared that as Mr. Manierre’s rtm e rac the Washington ute eer ney, a fifty dollar bill,om one Henry Benjamin in | witnesses to one, and you prefer to believe this « | Butier, was proceeded with. candidate, Mr, W, as been distanced rol yn, to-morrow evening. A medal valued at payment of the price of a horse. ‘The defendant | one.” S. Cooney, lately employed as clerk by James J. | As the prisoner took his seat near his counsel his | onthe homestretch” although ahead on the first | $77 Will’ be offered .as the first prize, and among “I know it,” replied the Judge. ‘It is the easiest | Mooney, of No, 191 Pearl street, was yesterday ar- | mother approached and sat beside him. This move- three-quarters, the republican member of the Board other prizes to be contended for are some handsome said he did not Know the bill was bad, but when ar- | thing in the world to prove alibis, 1 have ver: t tf 21 a y ment, together with her apparent great interest for % rested the oflcer found a counterfeit five dollar bil | litte faith in” them, and none whatever rested and brought before Judge Dowling, of the | her'son, caused quite @ ecnsation in the court. De. | May combine with Messrs, Bosworth and Brennan cues, ~ 5 . The winner of the champion cup offered by the and some counterfeit stamps in bis pocket. Com- Must convict the ri- | Tombs Police Court, on a charge of embezzling | tective Glynn was the witness ainst him. He ferre feels greatly agerioved that he was not con. Messrs. Dion in the recent tournament at Montreal, mitted fer trial. soner, This species of swindimg is becoming | $2,500, the property of Mr. Mooney. The com- | could only swear that his ‘moral character was bad 4 which conciuded on Wednesday, had lost only one Another Bounty Swindle. too frequent, aud it ts time its perpetrators were | pidineut atlegesm lis amdavit that ou the 2d inst, | among the police,” the peculiar status of whlch, Rana ayer ance yiccog eter ary nation, | game in the series, ‘The cup is subject ‘ challenges The United States vs, Thomas F, For—Chargea cones It is only the other day I Was coming | he gave the accused @ check for the sum named on | by the by, Judge Stuart desired to know. He could | 15 nig entreaties ior the nomination of his friend | ™thly for the remaining six months. own Broadway, and encountered a bright, intelii- | the Mechanics and Traders’ Bank of this city, with | not swear that hehad no employment, nor that he Low; and those best informed as to his feelings as- Shooting. with getting back pay for a deceased soldier and re- | gent boy weeping as though his heart would break. I | instructions to get the same cashed, take out $1,000, “did not own a house and lot, nor that he was not | sort inat they would not be surprised were he to The commendable manner in which the laws for fusing to give the amount to the proper party. Ex- | asked him what was the trouble, and it proved that | to which he was indebted to him, and deposit | worth $10,000.’? He could only avow that his reputa- amination adjourned, he had been made the victim of ‘one of there prowl | the balance with James M, Adams, at No. 101 Pearl | tion was’ bad, and that le had acted im his | Seek redress for the slight eo ea eae te ing tmeves. That boy was earning $2 50 per week, | sireet. The said Cooney he further says obtained the | arrest, which took place, as the first prisoner’s men- own party. the protection of game are now being enforced has UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. the only support of himself and widowed mother, mones on the check, but imstead of depositing the | toned, in the day time and on the public street, ? been attended with the most benefictal results, But and, had it not been for my special importunities | said balance as directed fled the city and appro- | by the same direction. Butier also showed to the short time ago unscrupulous {poachers had every- A Counterfeiter Sentenced, with his employers, he would have been d d_| priated the same to his own benefit, ‘The accused | Court twenty dollars in lawful currency, which MARINE TRANSFERS. gO Before Judge Benedict. ne cat uneme: the ‘iare branded a Was committed to await examination. abreya dodge prac steqnered his, accuser, ca The following is alist of the marine trsns‘er» at thing their own way, fags made havoc to their sate 4 such @ person as 8 seit made him careful of swearing about content. In fact their career was characterized The United States vs, A. Santerelti.—The defend- | prisoner more than an ordinary thief. They take | _CR#VOUS ASSAULTS.—The annexed cases of @8- | ‘Visine means of support.” this port from the 14th to the 17th inst., inclusive:— | whoiesale plunder and open wantonness. pitied ant, one of a gang of Italian counterfeiters con- | advantage of young and inexperienced aud unsus- | SUl‘s, of @ peculiarly aggravated character, were | From this the counsel for the defence proceeded to some few weeks ago of making and uttering egr boys. I shall inflict the highest penalty of | disposed of yesterday at the Jefferson Market Police | the investigation against Wm. Donovan and Chas. “Date, | Clase. was fast disappearing, never to return, and a regular Tonnage. |Share.| Price" counterfeit currency of the United States, was sen- law—six months in the Penitentiary and a fine | Court by Justice Dodge. The complainants required | Willlams. The little evidence the officers desired to | [ric aa pal ‘00 | dearth of even ordinary birds was actually setting in. tenced to four years’ bard labor in the Albany Penl- | Afty dollars, to stand committed antil patd. but few witnesses to substantiate thelr respective | Submit, at the commencement of the exatnin® | ‘abr 14:|Canal bt 900 | Although almost too tate, aremedy was at hand, That tleny. Sisal aa arvanan a padaaaes Michael Conway was placed at the bar to answer | charges, as each of them appeared with bandaged | the simple announcement of their ‘bad '3a,000 | remedy was slowly applied and the cure was accord- Union Pacific gation. 8 charge of stealing blasting powder. heads, cut faces, or eyes in mourning—proof of rough | "ioral, character,” which wash upon to 8,000 | ingly tedious. But repeated application had the AB arrangement has been made, substantially in “These papers are signed Michael Vonnolly, Police usage:— the extent—yet had nothing whatever to do with the 60 desired effect, and now the prowlers are almost as the nawure of an appeal from Judge Blatchford’s | Justice,” spoke up the Judge looking at the papers. | ""J¢xepn Murphy, of No. 85 Tenth avenue, accused | Chatge under investigation—that its repetition be- 1,840 Shae Vibtling Weis Tesla Wl vale decision, by which all the questions argued before ‘1 Kon’t know any such magistrate, There isa man | yames ‘Cavanagh of striking him with an axe on the | came sickening. In the latter affidavits, both made sigoo | Scarce as ec ere becoming Ly t . e' of this name drawing two salaries from the county, | head inflicting a dangerous wound. Joseph had by Casey, there was the lack of anything that justi- 1,187 | lawlessness was unchecked, It was something like Judge Blatchiord in the Union Pacific Railroad case | which no man has the right todo. I don’t recognize | no aéfence ‘worthy of attention to make. fled their arrests, throwing the onus of the entire 81 | the proverbial stitch in time, and the consequence will be reargued before Justice Nelson, commencing | him as a police magistrate. I'll have to let you go,” James Mulhean, of No. 224 East ‘"Thirty-fifth street, | Matter upon the shoulders of conan Mills, by has now satisfactorily demonstrated itself. Sporte- @n or about Monday, the 19th instant. said he to. the prisoner. charged John Fay with knocking him down in the | Whose dicta they had been arrested and incarcer- 10) | Men, true sportsmen, have accordingly much reason ‘The prisoner stood on the order of going and went, | public street, and then Kicking him in the face, | #ted. 8 to be ined by the prompt action of several SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, no doubt a little bewildered, but pleasingly so, as re- | thereby injuring bis right optic greatly and spoiling | _ At this juncture, Justice Dodge, with the intentio 00 | Legislatures, Among the many bilis already passed — garded this unexpected speedy disposition of his | the contour of his face generally. John tried to ex- of closing the proceedings for the day, reviews 825 | that under deliberation by our own Legislature is of Important Decision Regarding the Constitu- | case. plain the beginning of the dificulty, but fatied miser- | the testimony the cases of the above—Fallon, 625 | some importance, more especially in reference to tion of a Jury=The Power of Justices’ BRIEF CHAPTER ON MISCEGENATION. ably in the attempt, as well as to make it appear that | Butler, Donovan and Williams—and after Sele $200 | the e on Long Island. A penalty of fifty dol- bs Over half an hour was occupied in the investiga- | he was right and “Jim” wron, further repeated inquiries of the model David Munn...) 66 25-100] Whole! #000 | jars is to be imposed upon any person killing deer Courts, he tion of a charge preferred by finnie Burnett, a wilte Patrick Sexton, of No, 545 mest Nineteenth street, | 08nd of detectives and patrolmen present, Seatis@ercecl ar] ‘fou | within five years after the passage of the bill in the Before Judge Sutherland. woman, against Arthur Antony. a black and stal- | took oath that “his friend,” Michael Fay, struck him | Whether they would or could give any additional 4s| 800 | counties of Suffolk, Kings and Queens. Moreover, it The People, ex ret tne Metropolitan Board of Health, | worth negro, and his wife, likewise of Ethiopian de- | violent blows with his fist, which terribly marred | ¢Videnge in the matter, discharged them, as there 431 800 pron the killing of wild geese, wild duck, brant, lack duck, teal duck, widgeon, shelidrake, broaa- bill, oid squaw or coot, in the above counties, be- tween May and October 20, or at any other time be- fore sunrise and after sunset. Floating batteries or machines for wholesale destruction are like- wise prohibited, under severe penalties; and, unless @ person has stocked with game birds the land whereon he hunts, he is forbidden to kill either TuMied grouse, Woodcock, quail or partridge for tne next five years. A very good clause in this bill pro- hibits hunting, Leper! or frapping on Sunday un- der penalty of fine and imprisonment. The catch- ing of fish, known as Coroner with aseine or net in any of the waters in Jamaica Bay ts also pro- hibited. Unquestionably such restrictions must prove highly advantageous. It would be very ad- visable if the several sportsmen’s associations had vs, Thaddeus H. Lane, Justice, éc.—In this case the | Sent, though a good many shades lighter in color— | the lines of beauty about his mouth and eyes. Pat | Was nothing in the testimony to support the charge id \ in fact, nearly white. The complainant of vagrancy. He th upon the point of re- Board of Health brought two actions before Justice | these parties of striking and Kicking net wadcur. | Std it wasn’t so, but Mick's head was too heavy a | Oi ragrency, He, then wan prisoners bat Judge | ABREST OF A MASSACHUSETTS EX-EDITOR FOA CONTEMPT. Witness against such en assertion. Lane for penalties, one of them being against Coroner | ting her on tne head with a hatchet. Andrew John- Benjamin L. Herrick, of No. 202 East Fifteenth Stuart spoke forcibly in objection to such a pro- tl / 41 16, Banney far not mating the proper reports to them | Rue calgary noone rer ak ae | ueets hanged Jona fex insti num seat | Grebe cum, eight ha, ey anand e |x, ftcums rem raety eit te orcs of death. The aggregate of penalties amounted to | call. blows with his clenched hand, which knocked him ter Spy, was taken into custody this forenoon by ‘. 1 and outrageous. Finally the four were lumped $250. The other action was against Thomas B, Kerr, | “« down, when he also brutally Kicked him. Jack sald | fi Sergeant at-Arms Morrissey, who escorted bis priso- Is the complainant a woman of veracity ?”’ asked “Nay,” but it was of no use. Into one complaint, and after the same farcical ner to the Capitol, whe! AY 18 ain der for penalties under the Tenement House |- one of the lawyers of Andrew. attempts at evidence of the officers met the same act, and amounted to $100. The Coroner joined | “yes,” he promptly answered, ‘‘she has only lubbed | the sun of $408 to oppear ios aint ae he speciat | HAPPY fate as their fellow prisoners. Before this de- | Pleasant dureys until the State Senate meets, this issue and demanded a jury, insisting that | with niggers eber since I know’d her.” 5 ppe PK cision was rendered the an expressed its great | Sfternoon. Before that august tribunal Mr. Drew will he was entitled to twelve men under the constitu- ‘Yhe complainant subsequently confessed that her ony surprise at the action of Captain ahis, inasmuch as | be arraigned for contempt of the Legislature through tion, | By the decision of Justice Lane, who decided | husband was @ negro, and on tis avowal was or- | pEFALCATION AT THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, | ¢,284 not advanced in the matter of evidence to | one of its committees, 1t is understood that the per- he had ‘no power to empanel a jury of more than | dered by the Judge to leave the seat she was occupy- sustain the charges against the prisoners a single | #00 Who is thus charged with otfending against legit- Tuiong 1 ke Be sco al ae a also | ing ‘among the white women in attendance at the ——— legal fact; and more, his absence from the court in eis ae Borer py pam aniy rary epee § tice Lane rendered a similar decision in’ his case. See ae a erdeies pprablcrretiretay, c alle A Warechouseman Absconds with $163,000— RA LS heer pera he had taken was, to | tat ne cannot be lawfully made to answer questions Subsequently the Board of Health applied to the e1 ve Heavy Losses by a Number of Merchants, respecting his private business, where no specific a Pa ee DROSPERDY HOUSE CARR. Produce Exchange, Whitehall street, New York, yes- rldalh f an inquisitorial body, to Poertain if matter tor alle. | The pigeon match between Ira Payne and James t length. udge Sutherland has now rendered judgment to ee ane pee aig eet td terday, upon the discovery of a heavy defalcation, The mystery surrounding the movements of the | gations can be obiained, when these aliegations the following effect:—The suit against Ranney is | William Knapp, @ German. ‘The place was in the | involving the loss of upwards of $163,000, which | Cuban patriots at present residing in this city seems | WOuld not furnish a suilicient basis tor judicial phar eg nine er Mery Pritcl yikeead basement of a House | i Canal street. cae OSs leaked out among the members of that board, and | to nave awakened considerable excitement here- Lach barn peat oR a tion of = not exceeding $250. The | named several who graduated from there to | Was kept mum, as such things generally are, from | abouts yesterday, which no one hasthe curiosity to} of the rights of the citizens, and not District Courts are statutory courts, and the | State Prison. Frequent fights at all hours of the | those outside the busy little world of grain dealers | unravel. At one time it was reported thatasecret | from suy unwillingness to testify of all that Justice was, therefore, right im deciding that he knows about corporations or their connection he coud "mot ‘hold court. with twelve. Jurors. | foots: found there at the tlie of the arrest of tae ac. | WHO are immediately interested. It appears from | expeditionary force was on the eve of sailing from | wisn the Legualature. "He committed one mistake, ‘The real question was, therefore, whether the act of | cused, was also produced in court. The prisoner'| What can be gleaned that there were 113,754 bushels | New York with the ostensible view of directing the | at least, we think, in denying the right of the Legis- 1857 and other acts authorizing the trial of cases in | was sentenced to four months in the Penitentiary | of corn, 70,454 bushels of oats and 7,561 bushels of | attention of the Spanish government in another lature to [oie an ing of the description it Justices’ courts was constitutional. The clause of shiny i has und by to be sworn. On bi the constitution of 1840 relied on by the defendants | S24 Payment of $50 fine. other grain, amounting in the aggregate to the mar- | quarter, perhaps asa feint, which bad the approval ie, ‘Ward, which takes place on the 29th, for $500, is looked forward to with much jnterest. The affair will doubtless some oif, as the forfeits have already been | deposited. Aquatic. The prospects of the forthcoming rowing season are bright in the extreme, For the number of events and quality of the rowing it is to be hoped that the aquatic calendar of 1869 will at least equal, if not surpass, that of previous | years, Several clubs have already commenced active practice. Itis highly desirable that the challenges should not be 80 limited or confined as ast year. The Hudson Amateur Rowing Association already boasts some of the best amateur oarsmen within a yy refusing On be! MISCELLANEOUS CASES. arraigned before the Senate to-day, if he still per- ‘Was this:—“The trial by jury tn all cases in which it James Woods, who forced his way Intoa house on | ket value of $163,957 68, in storage at the Brooklyn | of the United States authorities. Another rumor } sists in that determination, the Senate can commit has been heretofore used shall remain inviolate for- | Broome street against the wishes of the landlady, | iron elevator storehouse at the foot of Degraw street, | was afloat that certain parties having extensive | im to jail if the majority of the body desire to adopt —— uta jury trial Cy be waived by the parties | and then commenced beating her because she under- near the Hamilton avenue ferry, in the latter city, commercial relations with the Spanish residents of | ® Course which will not increase their popularity. an all civil cases in the manner to be provided by | took to defend herself with a club, was found gutity, . * | this city and Havana were ready to execute a coup | 1D past times only one precedent is recalled as exist- jaw.” There was.no doubt that this meant common | and judgment suspended, Henry Hirsch, a boy | held there for the following named extensive grain | q'etat which for marvelous daring and strategical | 12 in Massachusetts legisjative history, Mr. Burn- Jaw jury of twelve men. This had been held by the | of nineteen, found guilty of stealing $26 50 from the | merchante of this clty:— otnts would outflank an important counter moye- | ham, @ State officer, was incarcerated in Suifolk Court of Appeals in several cases; butjthey had also | pockets of a fellow foager, ‘was sent one year to the Bushels, Bushels, eat of a secret Spanish ruse de guerre, county jail for nearly a month for refusing to re- held it was not the purpose of the provision to | House of Refuge. Mary Fay, for stealing coats, was W. Mott, re- Kent & Co., corn.... 5,077 | It may not be generally known that numbers of | linquish to a commiltee certain books and papers | very large circumference of the State of New York Ehlarge the practice or use of trials by jury of | sent four months to the Penitentiary and fined $50. ae uae nego- U. S.4W. Co.,Joi : men are actively driting dally in various parts of | ®PPertaining to the position he had held. Mr. Drew, | and they should not therefore be backward in enter! welve men. Trials without jury or with a jury of | Conrad Keefe, her “pal,” was given, for the same table, COrn...... 7,718 Wade & Est the city in tactics peculiar to the habits of the | !¢ will be remembered, 1s only a private citizen. ing the open lists of many interesting events an- six men were known before the adoption of the | o:ence, one more month to the Penitentiary and the | Wade & Esty . 7,680 Wade & Est, ry Cubans, and that experienced Southern officers jounced to take place in neighboring States. constitution of 1546; there had ‘been many acts | saine fine, Several till tappers, all boys, were sent | Wade & Est: + 7,705 Kent & © command them. Arms, heretofore so much needed, r As previously mentioned the members of the Yale of this yor In 1513 justices of the peace with | for various terms to the House of Refuge. Biko w. Moi, re- DA. & R. are now being supplied in large quantities and TERRIBLE SAW MILL ACCIDENT WW NEW HAMPSHIRE, crew ire hard ae work, and if rumor is to be be- tended to fifty aoliars. This was adopted in the CITY INTELLIGENCE. TompkinskCo, corn 767 | _ Expeditions are doubtless preparing to start from | OM the 10th instant, while George Devaul, of Nel- | Dears to be a determination on the part of the Yale Revised Statutes. In 1840 this was extended to he OSPR SUR Dd rer R. 73465 every principal Southern seaport town. While the | son, N. H., was engaged in his circular saw mill in Tien to make a grand struggle, ‘and to land their claims and penalties not exceeding $100. These acta did not include New York city, but they were Tne WEATHER.—The following record will show Matters where the trial by common law jury had not changes in t! ‘ture for U wenty- been heretofore used. In the inferior courts of the bahpsy neanpie ations ar pein pins boat victoriously at the final stakeboat. Aa yet very little has transpired with reference to the | operations of the Harvard crew; but doubt- | less the activity at present exhibited ie § | Smith & Downing, Cubans who form the Revolutionary Junta and the Wheaten ne z,o59 | ladies of the Reltet Association remain reticent and | **¥'2&10g# into boards, a slab fell down in such a Smith & Downing. 7,586 | uncommunicative on the matter, the city is filled | ™@nueras to stick up over the saw. sr. Devaul D. A. & R., corn.. rt with wild vagaries as to what’s in the wind, and | stepped upon the carriage, as it was running back, ‘ity the act of 1818 had provided for trials in assist- | {UF hours, in comparison with the corresponding . : 5 secret Ant justices’ couris with a jury of but six when the | day of the last year, as indicated by the thermometer We C00 Wade & Esty, COS.-L S00 |. Montane li ausaWer Coll eneecioDe CUT Sept? Write [BOO WAS ORGETE OY toe, SAW’ GIL Ti San, SOARES | RRRLe che See OE ER very exciung ait, as Claiin did not exceed twenty-five dollars, The act | at Hudnut’s Pharmacy, Hunaup Building, Broad- | Kent livefed) 8,277 found)... 4." -,-12,800 | that significant shrug of ‘the shoulders peculiar to | drawn over upon the saw and literally cut in pieces. | there 1s now evidence of more equality between tle of 1820 extended this to fiity dollars. Tne Revisea | Way, corner of Aun street:— Bea gi ew ae ag 800 | their race, "Nothing fs ready here ae yet. in alew | Both heela were sawn off, his left lex was sawnom | Senondie coomen josh Ward hae. elread a Statutes continued this Jurisdiction. After the con- 1888, 1869. 1868, 1860, | Whitlock & Wallace fornia west... 7,451 | ays perhaps.” hus Jefe hip and his spinal column were sawn iu two | his ardacus labors. Altogether, the Zod of July 1s stitution of is4¢ various changes were made in the 55 3PM. a eA Sy senile Shee 71060 and one arm was sawn off. No vital part was | anxiously awalted not only by. the lovers of the | names but not in the essentials of these inferior + 60 66 oats. ~? 9,765 John W. Mott...... 6,972 THE UNIOM LEAGUE CLUB reached and he lived until he bled to death—about | sport, but by betting men generally, who not un{re- foredicdon cy ase Piles 1 duth certawe A Wade & Baiy, corn. 7,007 seers . ten minutes, quently reap a rich harvest on the event. It has not fore, decides that as to Keer’s case, bemg bye) — hd ae fons gals a preter Testimonial to the Retiring President. Pie rege Seg Pe Bt vl bepha cae nid but for $100, there is no question of constitutionality, | Average tempesature corresponding day last y’r. 61 are Messrs. Par! ‘eck. 4 A meeting was held last evening at the club house " " and a tial can be compelied with but six jurore ag | Averawe temperature on Fridays ee ed Seay | certained at present. Mr, Parker, who 18 an invalid bd ing GENERAL _ NOTES. Haven. ‘The Portland Yachting Association intend making ‘@ short cruise early in June. The det will number this season about a dozen yachts, none of which will probably exceed forty tons, among the juatic events announced are:— April 27—William Hays and James Shaw, on North river, opposite Hoboken, five miles, for $200 a side. 29th—John Minor and John Fields, on the Harlem | river, or at the Elysian lds, for $250 a side. May—S. ha pet of the Atlanta, and H. Spear, three milk at Elysian Fields, for a $60 prize. 16th—John Collins and Buck Hayes, three miles, for $100 at Port Chester. 20th--Huason Amateur Row- ing Association regatta, Hoboken. 22d—James Col- ling and Henry Reese, off Fort Grant, on Long Island Sound, for $200 a side. June 6—James Armstrong and Richard Humphries, at Ottawa, ©. W. for $109, to row two miles, Pedestri The pedestrian tourname inouncea to take | place in Philadelphia in June next will doubtless at- tract many professional walkers of note, inasmuch ag the prizes offered are worth competing for, the principal one being a sliver cnp, the winner of which will enjoy the title of champion long distance pedes- trian. It is apparent from recent demonstrations that pedestrianism as a sport 1s now at a very low ebb and will require something beyond bogus 100 miles walk- | seeceeee ~ “ of the Union League Club to take into consideration to the other case, where $250 is involved, he holds the | Average temperature corresponding day lasty’r. 54%, | and has been confined to his house for some time Seven feet four inches of suow fell at Irasburg, Vt., act of 1867 does not violate Ranney’s constitutional | Average temperature for the ven : past, received a visit from Mr. Peck on Tuesday | the best manner in which to express to Mr. John during last season, bi " right to @ trial of the issues by a common law jury of | Average temperature corresponding w’ yr. 465, | evening last, when the latter informed him that he Jay, the President of the organization, the es- i "4 pon atal _ a e. by Cy ioe dat ee tA \ by Hatcoway Accipent.—Savier Egel, a laboring pdm tay ae enat ho aeete visting a elck Folndive, teem of his associates and their congratula- aicted ides wean tor, Wwitcheraie? Baki Gime after issue Joined aud before the Gack 34,{2Y | man emplosed at No. 90 Water street, yesterday fell | and would be absent some time, ‘This was the last | tions at bis appointment as Minister at the | The recent disastrous fire at Madison, Ga., has move the action to the Court of Common Pleas, | rough a hatchway and broke his collar bone. seen of that gentleman, who 1s supposed to haveleft | court of Vienna. The attendance of mem. | @Dtailed terrivle sufferings upon the inhabitants. Soon wavceting on cadenntie Ok Bei Be 4 Mpls epeaienb Dict ope he steamnanipe. oth wen subazquentt developed thatthe | bers was large. At the last meeting of the gel Fel ng ntl ef teen iT in! |, wit Vy +e 7 4 - a ears 01 e ult. ry wi J one or more sureties, to be ‘approved ty ‘the iuetlce, so ee ne paee above enumerated iad. been sold by Mr. | club a committee was appointed to recommend some Hr she has been married turee umes. ea ia: to z to various parties, through the brokers. Thus Bg PR ee recovered Ruxaway.—By the running away of his horse | it was that the owners first discovered their loss. suitable testimonial, and last night its report was | Governor Palmer, of Illinois, has oraered the elec- PI fr ti resented by Mr. 8, H. Wales. The report recom- | tion to Congress for the Third district, to fill the va- san, which a can have oo ary ot twelve’ embark ne mo pen ren die affate, ‘and ‘are working up the case. ita ipl poe that the ceremonies should not be held in sexy aused by the resignation of Mr, Washburne, should be regarded as such a clog upon his constitu: thrown from his wagon yesterday, corner of Broad One or two of the firms who have suffered by | the Club House, on account of its limited accommo- | place on the 8th of June. Uonal right to a trial by a jury of twelve as to be'n | Way and Tenth street, and severely wounded. He | tne defaication, it is expected, will be cowpelied to | dations. So much interest was taken in the gentle- | _ Major Daniel Graham died in Nashville on the 10th. violation of it. Moreover, Ranney did not claim a | ¥#* ‘ken to Bellevue Hospital, suspend. man to whom the clud wished to do honor | Re was Secretary of State of Tennessee in 1825; has right to a jury of twelve at the time the issue was THE SOUND STRAMERS.—The consolidation of the Mr. Charles Parker, the senior member of the | that some other pi: would have to selected | held various State offices sice, and was register of Joined, nor ubtil after several adjournments, but at | Bristol and Fall River lines was completed yester- | Warehousing firm thus compromised belore the pub- | if the meeting should take the shape of a dinner. | the United States Treasury during the administration tame issue was joined he did demand a trial by N lic, is a wklely known and highly pen ase | mer- | The space at the disposal of the club for giving a | of President Polk. 417, which meant such a Jary trial as he could have | Company, and the steamers will iqave this ciey daily | © Whose uprightness 18 acknowledged, ana | dinner was limited to the theatre, and it would only | wiitiam Hurlburt, of Cornwall, Vt., recently died of in that court. Now, Iam fot sure that jtcannot be | Fompany, and the steamers will leave this city daily | whose severe loss, through his unfortunate connec- | provide accommodation for about 126 gentlemen to | starvation, He was seventy yeais of age, a bachclor, said that Ranney’ waived any right to a jury of | [0% Boston, via Newport and Fall River, tion, is sincerely regretted vy his business acquaint. | sit down comfortably, which would be altogether | and worth'some $4,000; but having lose $130 through twelve otherwise than by complying with the terms Cnvurcn Fatr.—The Ladies’ Fair for the benefit of | ances. Mr. Parker, who has been a@ resident of | insufficient. The report further recommended that robbery, he became despondent, a of coming to mentioned in section three of the act of 1867. U rr . .. | Brooklyn for many years, has been in poor heaith | the Executive Committee should be instructed to , ha’ d re , the whole I think both motions should. be = the St. Augustines Roman Catholic church of Mor- for some Ume past. call a special mecting for the pu of having an poverty, and having refused t he starved him. without costs, but the mandamus in the'case of | Tisnia, which commenced last week, has proved address presented to Mr. Jay, which shoula convey | "lt t death. Ranney must be that Justice Lane try and dispose | Mute & success. and will be continued for one week ? ‘. to him an expression of the sentiments of his agso- | ,,The Newport News says it is now romored that Of the action with a jury of six, unless Ranney re. | /02er, commencing on Tuesday next. RAID UPON ALLEGED THIEVES. clates, At this meeting Mr. Jay should be requestea | the steamers will not go to Fall River at aii under move the action to the Court of Common Pleas un- | SUDDEN DeaTH.—For soméd time past Matthew A a to sit for his portrait, It was also recommended | the new m ment. The reports have it that two age Ger the act of 1457, befc c - . of their boats will continue to run to Newport as MMaL hs te Detrick Gouge, “Ne Commencement of the | Gardiner, aged forty-five years, residing at No. 51 | The Arrest of Suspicious Characters In the | Wilt A committee shonld be appointed to consider | heretofore, and the otters be put on the Toute to Orchard street, hae complained of a pain in the side, Eigh Ward—Charges of Vagrancy Made | quest the Rev. Joseph P. Thompson, Pp. D., one of | Providence in opposition to the Neptune line. FIRST DISTRICT CiViL COURT though he paid no especial heed to the matter. Against Them—Fallure to Convict=The Pee | the members of the club, to del ver the address at Governor Claflin, of Massachusetts, has¥ approved ps Foon poly ay eg money rate Sin kene eee ‘3 Yesterday he was seized with illness and died in a Police of the Period. the special meeting, the bill concerning the cl ing of jurors, by | that a dishonest is quite si as t to debar any A Contract Building Case. few moments. Coroner Rolitns held an inquest, and | Cullar Police of the Pert Alter a short discussion the report was adopted, | which, in all cruninal causes, in addition to the ition of ite fat all. Tt fy to be hoped Before Jud fi ascertained that heart disease had caused death. Captain Mills, of the Eighth precinct, an officer | and the same committee who had presented it, con- | chaile now provided for, wi the offence | that the tournaments if Philadelphia will be some- efore Sadge Quins. DEATH FROM INJURIES.—On Monday last Michael | who has acquired some little notoriety for the in- | sisting of Messrs. Willatn Orton, Colonel Cannon J. | charg es cae offence, or may be punished thing of @ genuine affair, oth pedestrian- Lawrence B, Valk vs, Abraham G. Munn.—The | paxer, a German, aged fifty-two ye: 4 " iven by him to hi 1 rin, Lothrop, W. T. Blodgett, 8. H. Wales and B. H. Hut- | imprisonment for life, the Commonweaith is entl- | jam~ must total; joned &® swindle. plaintiff in this case claimed to recover 100 by vir- oF, 8G 5 years and living at | structions given by him to his patrolmen regarding | ton, were appointed the special committee. After | tied, before the trial commences, to challenge per- | Should th naving i of the exhibition $00 Of 6 Ctntrhet entered into bet hemi 174 Naseau street, Brooklyn, fell from an upper story | the arrest of females found in his police domain after | the transaction of this business the meeting ad- | emptorily five of the jurors from the panel called to | make the necessary ents, should they nto between himselt aud | throngh the hatchway of the building 19 Fuiton | dark, stumbled upon a new idea Friday—and it can- | Journed. try the cause, insiet uy the faienful performance of their the ‘sau bonne of which were that Valk frees i A gg win — Sad external not be questioned but that it was suggested by a desire EXHIBITION AT GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO, 29, ©. E re Sr. oon el prorat apatite * ‘Was to furnish suitable plans and ficat noved to the New York H . ANADIAN EMIGRATION TO THR UNITED STATES.— unfortunate! ua ve been Le month rer ningeecathen 4 . where death ensiied yesterday. Coroner Fiynn | to benefit the community at large—it beingthe arrest ae There ise Wholesale, emigration going on fret |e 1 pit ently deluded by ext re ses that it the erection of a butiding for the defendant in the pone +4 fae satisfactory will an inquest to-day. The deceased had been | of several alleged disreputable characters, who lotter The primary department of Grammar School No. | Canada to the United States. A private letter from | will require t exertions as wel town of Hackensack, N. J., and to oversee the work | in the employ of Vanderbilt & Co., at 23 Fulton s : 20, in Trinity place, was throngea yesterday after. | New Brunswick says:—*Twenty-flve families from proofs of tru jess to obtain the requisite patron- it . The answer set up that plaintim | street. Le gphnlnnntn' =e is aerated neg ome by the fr my neighborhood will leave this spring for the | age. fea fai his Services at $265 and that the defend. | Fouxp Drowxep.—Yesterday morning at an eariy | %! decent citizens. In accordance with this resolu. | Hoot by tile vert or irre cct of whic wantg | United. ‘States, “and each Fahy will take with | Atong the events sanuanoed are the Jolowinge— Ant had paid him at various times on account sums | nour the frequenters of pier 24 East river were | “0B he despatched his ward detectives, Casey and | Witness an entertainment, the object of which was to | them from $800 to $1,400, In gold. | Asgmany more | April 22—Moses Patterson and H. Warten, at Colum- Wi bus, Ohio, a two mile race. 27th—W. ry and Map 1—W. Maite’ and ©. Downing, ‘at Chicago, for am. 1 games Myers aild Ba wit’ to which fated $216; that from the gefectiv Gramingds detallp and specifications furofaned py | startled a second time this week by the recovery of your”? easel Plaintid defendant sustained damage tb the | a dead man’s body which had floated in the slip at | TeVur” in tuls line, They succeeded in arresting " . x (N- 8.) Chronicle says:i—“Every Vv le exten Seine one Pa Sfiy cents. which | that place. As usual in such cases the police were | Mat day eight well known characters—John Fallon, Seetinticl habe ber on o ie oartant banana Be Seis RA ice OF te ee eae was iy ow ocket, and that de- ~ : soy w ” y recitations, solos, duets, an olla la of dancin, very life-biood of the country—who are devotin fendant held an other in the shape of a'cluim against | PowHed, andithey in turn apprised the Coroner of the tiiam Butler, William Donovan, Charles Williams, | Giuging aud colloquy, ending with an “Afecting thetr ives tnd Inoor fo Duid up the great republics? the plaintit of $187, which was assigned to tuo | ct and orcored tue rouaine tobe remover ¢ bd John Hayes, Joseph Reilly, James Devine and Frank | pingie.” “Captain Jinks’ was well guewe The same paper says that forty young Nova Scotians former by one Cornelius H. Howard. of Flushing, | Morgue for inquest aud ldentifeation. ‘0 the | Wilson. They were incarcerated in the station house | by Misses Emma and Leonora Thompson in | have recentiy made their homes in Gloucesgor, Mass, who did the mason work oh the building in ques. . cells, Kept there during the night, and yesterday | tle duet, “Im Called the | Fatrest Fiower.# | Nearly every paper published In the lower golo- tion. The evidence on both sides wag very confict- Tue East River Baiver.—The government com- . = > and Miss Hayes rendered “Her Bright Smile | nies contains Firimagion of parties of young men— ing, and the Oourt rendered jadgment for the plain- } mission appointed to examine into the feasibility of | MoThing drratgned before Justice Dodge at the Jef | flaunts me still” with fue effect, elioiting fre | ten, fiteen or twenty. Sie Meer aa tif’ for Afty doilara, the defendant having succeeded | the Bast river bridge has accomplished its task, ‘and ferson Market Police Court, The aMdavit taken | quent and prolonged applause. The “Tardy Scholar” | for the United States, pe Halifax riley BAY8 — in proving @ counter ciaim of only fifty dollars, nf against them read:—‘That they are all idie persons, | W498 a0 original song, discoursing upon the ups and | ‘Since the first of the presen wpe ead has approved all the calculations of Mr. Roebling, | Of") pe vy got aoeeetay | GOWNS Of life in the public schools, and was neatly | coal minors, with their families, have left the county fie tes tenon. the engineer, regarding it, Authority will doubtless | ®24 Bave no visivie means of support, or ,lawful | sung by two of the youngest girls. ‘Following came | of Pictou to seek employment in the States.” This COUR b be n to begin the work on the return next week | ©Mployment; that they loiter about the cor- | other vocal and instrumental mnsic and various xodus is not confined to the lower provinces, é Canadas are suffering seriously from the Witness 6 “The t Glynn, upon the street, “seeking whom they might | Procure funds to defray the expense of obtaining | would leave if they could sell their farms rd -4 additions to the school cabinet and library, The eee money to cry them away.” The 2d.—Ji wil at Spring. id, for $260, Sth—J. Stark and Ri Garvin, at heater, for $100. 6th—Sam Meany and James Johnson, at Avon Lig for $100 a aide, 11th James McAdams and Samuel Childers, at Troy, N. Y., for $100 aside, i—Eph Pratt and Charles Mackintosh, near Toronto, W., for $250 a side, ion Curtis and Frank McNeil, at Hartford, or * THE LATE HOMICIDE IN MARYLAND. Arrest of Miss Cairnes, [From the Belair Le Fd and Democrat, April 16.3 On Wednesday Miss Cairnes was arrested by Con- stable Rockhold, under @ warrant issued by Justice Cathcart, and brought to Belair, where, waiving an exainination, she was committed to jall by Justice | Falton. We understand that, in consideration of | Before Judge Dowling. of commissioners from ® visit to the suspension | ners of the streets at all hours of the day and night, | Popular selections. "Greenwich Seminary,” a serio- The proceeaings before this court yesterday were flay il preseut tagit Tepore the Ore ote ana are acquainted with disreputable women who toneps, without & mice wiken onlon aiuhout | exodae to” the” Uaned 6 ot characterized with the neual spicy variety, Onthe | will be Upon the Brookiyn side. near tne Fuion Men 10 WO. Ro. They ore renee eal ae tlnenacl, | ¢veu. an arrangement that could have been made by | to hear, Is going on una calendar there were twenty-seven cases, embracing peer where excavations Will be made ninety-seven | ex Judge sidney Cy Avg ph hag ce Neg the most juvenile present; and it hung upon the ears } things causing this increase of emigration—the ab. fourteen cha! a ft It feet down to the rock upon which the foundations amination, which wt art, who demande earl of the auditors for three mortal hours, During ite | rogation of the Reciprocity treaty, by which colonial rKes of petty larceny, eleven of assault | of the abntment towers will be laid. Digging on the 5 ‘4 accorded to them, the hearing | performance the uproar became #o great that some | Commerce has been prostrated, the failure of con- being set down for three o'clock in the afternoon. M the condition of the jail, the sheriff procured a room. 4 " ~ " juite A #mall army of patroimen of the e e oust ” ‘leaded guilty ond vo the tlemency of the Judge | | ATTEMPTED Sctowe at BeLuevce Hosrrrat.— | ight precincl invaded the courte when the pris. canibition iested four hearse) ee eee TNO roasts WHER: Tincncin: Covamest Geaek eetemmemarbaie: eee arene the fact / tras ABCs leged aged twenty-1 r e800) ‘om the pri and Ww! IRGINIA TOBACCO Fi NCH GovERN- 11A8 been | collage and Tard, On thete all ns eames aca denne nue Chas. 8. Spencer added to \hbtr legal aefeaders, the y Aen NT.~Information was received here night before | Cairnes, and under inise of marriage had | 7 erry Mu cence and power to prove {t and on tiie technical | 127 Bleecker street, was found yesterday morning, | caso waa called in the lar THE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD STRIKE, last by Atiantic cable that the contract of the French | seduced het, and she } 1 omnes Of the evidence and face of elr lawyers | sick and destitute, on the corner of Bieeoker and | which was crowded to re) setion. an the loose frome goverhimens for Virginia tobacco had been awarded | upon recovering from her confinement to redress her | Fitted the emMAining two-tDirds. | Groene atreets, and conveyed to Bellevue Hospital, | Materials of humanity, tat is found mtereated in { _ The Conductors and drivers on the Second avenue | {two houses In New York. ‘The order i# for | injuries. Altogether {t is one of the most melan- .f MR, BERGH AND JUDGE Oy h that she had been in the b ott cy actions. Judge’ Stuart after scanning the | Railroad are etili on the strike and remain masters | about 8,000 hogsheads. Three qualities of tobacco | choly and heartrending occurrences over sp boning the seesion was an application ‘trom Mr, where she admitted ten gies Amida vit taken against the accused in the morning, | of the fleld, having succeeded in totally closing | @F¢ Usually bought; @ first rate article of lugs, | pired within the limits of our county, parties bh aski ement of trial of Wn, ©, | of daing opium for the last seven years, and it was | demanded a separate hearing in the case of each on thes short leaf and leaf of good quality. ‘This tobacco 19 | are widely and respectably connected, and the event chi th cruelty to animales The result | om account of her not being able to procure that | prisoner. He characterized the proceeding as | ‘vel on that route, as not a car was running yes- | hougnt for the purpose of being manufactured into | will long cast a shadow of gloom over a large por- of this lon by Mr, Was @ fittie verbal naeer that she was thus prostrated. She was as. | adopted a summary one; that this was a tial, not | terday. The strikers were jubilant over this factand | anuil. The pau made of it is the celebrated Mac- | tion of our community. The above are the facts con- mtd te cain chathpion of the brute signed tothe ward for sich cases and placedin | an examination, and the magistrate’s decision | maintain that no compromise will be made, caboy” brand, @ coarse snuff, highly flavored, and | nected with this sad occurrence as nearly as we have Jee t0 send i se charge of nurse Margaret McArdle, with instructions | would be final; that what the character ‘The Board of Directors of the road held a meetin; almost universally used in France, and the ret} been able to ascertain them, In view the case at ail, Answered | to Wavon Ber. AUnie apparantly became recon. | of | the accuse ‘god Mond not” bye vans | yesterday—an account of which appears. in apotier | ote the ‘manufacture of which is carefully kept. | that further investigation will probably be ” es quarters and was ieft for a| breath charge them With being ‘idle persons, witn | Column—in which they enter into a defence and justi- | Sweet, sound tobacco is bought for thiscontract, | the matter, we abstaip bs - all_ comm ublic \.. “1 do not Jona d: tar paca fe Jast b hi isibl ficatt if the! different from the order fi it all tend to inn assae mgt A, aly 2 few minutes fione ev when she | no visible means of eu joyment to | fication of their course and reprehend the drivers for | and tw in that respect rent fro! ie order from | ai ten ia fuence jon, mat) § +. “ip thie yon are r iz fo do sits oll these | immediately set to work and tore io #heet from | maintain themselves, sah sweep them into the | their violent conduct and riotous proceedings during | Germany, to fill which ‘“funked” tobacco is pre- ro estimable citizen. eennesied with bow par wes in the tare 1 inquired Mr, Berg’ the bed making a sort of and fastening one | Penitentiary. The accursea practice of auch Whole- | the past three or four days, The ditectors announce | ferred. We suppose the gentieman to whom tne , Who are al py distressed at th } am too Pp |, ACCording to the newspapers, to | end tothe bar of the window, placed the noose | sale arresia, continued he, whether the individuals | that they will not recede from the position they bave | contract le awarded will be in the market at an | caiamaties which befallen them, will thank us ary thems replied Judge, “and will send | around her neck pnd whe im the act Of taking tho | be Vicious oF Virtuous, Was shameful and should Lo | taken, Thus matiers stand at present, early day.—Richmond Bnquirer, April 15, for 60 doing,