The New York Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1869, Page 5

a a’ NEW YORK CITY. THe COLRTS. UNTO STATES DISTRICT COUIT. ¥orfeitea Property—Ve for the Claimants, Lelore Judge Biatehiord, the United Stales vs. The Sill at Nos. 307 and 209 avenue A.—The stil in question was owned by Eng- land & Eva's, who carried oa the business of dis- tillers, The grounds of the alleged forfeiture were that the notice required by jaw when distillers com. mence business to be given to the Assessor was not fn form corresponding wiih Uie nrensi.s used oa the premises, aut, seconay, Liat t atmants ma false returns Of La aisivies em, 4 in the dist Jery. For tue wleged noa-coiplance of certain Regulations lie stl was so.ae un tue part of tue deience tt Wits Urged Wat the police complained of Was drawn Wi) by a goverment ulcer In the distile Jory Gad War Vie Ulensiis Used Were correctiy set forth. It wis also couveaded tat there was 10 1+ tention of iruud dl payed. Judge Blatcofora wged the jury on the points of bearing Upon the question at issue, (Wand B Verdict bor aimauts. the government J. bueips, For tue claimants Denis Mesiaon. UWTEO STATES GIACWT CoUaT. ‘oud Bond Cari Judge Blatchford, Kdwin A.C. Hatch vs, Thomas B, Coddington,— Wt will be reme:pvered that the suit in this matter Was brought lo recover forty-tive bouds of $1,000 each, lodged with defendants in 1859 by the Minne- sota and Pacific Railroad Company as seeurity on @ contract for the purchase of railroad iron, The Pees claimeu to bave acquired Litle to the boads rom the railroyd Coupany ater they had been so pledged, aud sled tor Lueu on the ground that the President ot the CouLany exceeded Mis authority in making Wie Contract. 1b appears that wueu le de- manded tie bonis the deicndaav’s rigut to hold them hai been sudstaatiaicd Ina suit brougat by deiendaot's lirm agaius) tue Minnesota and aaelic Raiiroad Company in the supreme Court of this Stare, which was deiended by the company. ‘Tae @eieudant recsady Giet two pleas, one to the gen @ral issue and a special piea. Piainisiy inoved to wtrike out burl, bub tins court desicu tue motion, UNITLOD STATES GCMGMISSIONERS’ COURT. Allenred Revenue Frands, Lejore Gummussloner Sbickie, The Uiiled States vs. Cullmasr & Lippman,—-The Cefendauts, charged with defrauding the United Btaces vy selling unstamped tobacco, were brought up for examination yesterday. Charles Erehenberg, aformer employe in defendants’ factory, testifed that he sold tobacco wiiich was not stamped to sev rai dealers In New York and Lrooslyn; he sold them loose Chewing aud siMoking tovacco; there Was no fuspector's brand on this Lopacco; Knew at chat tune the tobacco should be branded, but it Was not; Cull- Was nearly aways present when witness received ting tovacco; Culiman delivered ty him the tobacco which was not branded; the brand watch Hi Was CouLterel ed: witness ¥ cyuainted the geuuine aud counieriels brands; soid the tobacto for cash aud delivered the mouey to Lippman, ihe witness continued and stated that the barrels S had a stamp at that time; he took empty bairels back and Wey were reuiled; Cauiluwan & Lippman owneu the tubaceo, The further hear- Ing 0: Che case Was adjourned Ull November 16, Another Alleged Reveane Fraud. The Untied Skutes David Buckner and G, Mun- @i.—ihe same witness asin the preceding case tesiilied that he Kaew the firm of Buckuer & Co.; it was composed of Buckner, Lippman and Cullman; witness used to purchase tobacco of Muaday, Buck: ney & Linpman; their factory was tn Willamsburg, Wiere they orauded Lovacco themselves by a coun Berveited braud; wien they concluded their ope tions they generally rolled up the brand and placed it in a back room; wimess bought tobacce tius branded; assed Mund y what such brands were Worlt and he replied taut they were valued at thirty dol.ars for a couple of dozen; witness sold this tobaceo aud retarued the proceeds to Buckner and Munday o& Lippuaa, Cuilaan had nothing to do Wii (ula factory; witness used to take back cmpty barreis ana renil them. ie case Was adjourned Mill the 1th, Counterfeiting Case. Before Commissioner Osvorn, The United Sates vs. Samuel Zoebel.—The defena- aut was charged with having in his possession countericit naviona! bauk notes on the Commercial Bank of Now York with intent to peas the same, He Was hell wuder 96,000 to await exaunuation. The Alleged Drawback Frauds, The Vaited States vs, Romeyn Mulligan and Charles Ouutdrail.—The defendants are charged with being connected with the drawback frauds, The case was act Guwn perewptorliy yesterday at tweive o'clock, but owing Lo the absence of the District Attorney the case wus adjourned till to-day. SUPERIOR COURT—TWAL TERM—PART 2 Result of Slanderiag a Colored Man Before Judge Jones and a jury. vames vs, Sivew.—The plaintiff, a negro, was janitor over ihe Metropolitan Gas Works, corner of Forty-second street and ivoudivay, adjoining the hotel of the defendant. The defendant charged the p.ainufl with receiving or purloimimg food and drink Irom the kitchen of the hotel at various tines. It was proven that he had perinissiou to take the food and driuk by one of the guesis of the establishment and tae jury awarded bit seventy doilars aud one cent damages. SUPREME COURT — The Fight Over ‘SHAMAEAS. Madame Again. Before Judge Ingraham. champlain Bowen et ais, vs, Nelson Chase et als. Motions were made by the plaintiff im each of these suits, of which there are four, for orders removing them to the Circuit Court of the United States, It will be recollected by the readers of the HERALD that three of them were called for tial at the Octo- ber term of this court, when the plaintiit moved for @ postponement on the ground that they were unprovided with the testimony of material wit- nesses, Judge Cardozo, who then presided, granted the motion on condition that they would be ready for trial on che first Monday of the Novevber term, Piainutis’ counsel complied, with Wat condition, gave a@ stipulation, and the causes were accordiugly set down for wial on the stipulated day On Saturday, October 30, the piatnti’s obtained an order to show cause, returnable on said first Monday, Why all the four causes suould noc be removed to the United States Circutt Court. Such motion was not reached in tts order for hearing until yesterday, Meanwhile the three cases which had n set down for wial at the State Cireuit Court were cailed, aid when the piatnuils’ counsel said he was ready for trial, but asked to have the motion to remove heard preliminarily, the Juuge at the Cireult declined to do this, in the face of the stipaiation which had been given, and ordered a jury to be empanelied. ‘Ihe plaintiis’ counsel then declined to appear, and the suits were disinissod, On the argument of the motion yesterday the de- fendants’ counsel odjected to the reading of the etition and adidavits la (he three causes wuich bad evn tried, On Which the motion was made, on the ground that they were not $0 verified and autaent- cated as to be read in tie courts of tis State. The objection was sustaiied aud the motion tn tie three causes disinissed. In the remaining cause, which had not been tried, the defendants’ counsel waived the above objectton, whereupon an order was ranted removing the cause, For plainuns, Charles acy; for defendants, James C, Carter. d “Civis Americanus Sua,? Jumel’s Estate NEW YORK HERALD. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1869—TRIPLE SHEET. Raitroad Oompany.—Extra allowance of $260 | and committed to answer, He was discharged from granted, Ocean National Bank of New York vs, Stephen Cambreteng.—.dotion dented, without costs. | Samuel B, Rogers vs, Moses A. Hoppock.—Motion granted, without costs. Ocean National Bank of New York vs, Stepheis Cw pam a ita for commission granted, with+ oat cost Edwin P, Merritt vs, Samuel B. Knepp.—Defend- | antallowed to amend on payment of twenty-lve dolars costs. John f, Howard vs, Isaae T. Smith—Motton to amend granted on terms with costs. Hoya! Insurance Com COURT OF GrHZAAL SESS ONS. of Highway ison~A Mure bbers Seat to tho vous Assault upon a A Batch Stato FP Bank Oftteer--Grand Larcenies. Before Gunning 8. Bedford, Jr, City Judge. Assistant District Attorney Blunt appeared for tho prosecution yesterday. Martin Wilians, Thomas Coiling and John O'Connell were jointly indicted for robbery in the first degree. Tue complainant, James Bolton, testified that on the tsth of October he was assaulted by the prisoners in Mowtstrees, Who sioie & wold waich and $107 in money irom hi. representations wers wade to the prosecuting oulcer aud we Court which led tem ty accept & pica of larceny from tue person, Judgment Was apout bemg suspended when an officer stepped up and gare, Mpportaut iblormation to Judge Bedford. The prisopers Wilhams and Coliins were brought back into court apd ar- raigned at the bar. The City Judge, in passing sen- tence, said:—Wiliams and Collins, by aecepuion and Jalse ‘representations practised upon tie District Attorney and the Court you succeeded in having judgment postponed. Most fortuvaiely, however, jor Lhe ends of justice, a police oMcer happened to be im court Who was well acquaimted with your an- teceaents, He tela me tial you have been {re- quently arrested and are notorious sougis. In order (Oo seb au exaiiple at once and to leach all prisoners that they cab never gain auything by de cciving the autuorities, insiead of pomipoulug judg- meat, | shail mete out the biguest penaty KuowD Lo the law—tlve years’ bard .abvor sn the state Prison, Matthew Ryan was tiled and convicted of an assauit With a dangerous weapon, with intent todo bedily harm, ‘the complaiaane J: a Leven, teste fied that on the sist of Octover, while passing along Water street with a dog in tis arms, the prisoner claimed it, apd deitberately stabbed bi ia the leg Uhree times, inflicting severe wounds ‘Yhe City Judge, in passing seutence, sald:—Rvyan, you have already served oul tera, on the Isisnd, and { am intormed that you belong to a geng of notorious thieves, In oruer to oreak cei up i shail send youto the State Prisun for three years. dames Lillias, Wio Was tudicted for an assault with mient tu Kil, pleaded gulity to au assault wit intent to do pouty igrm. ‘Tha prosecuung witness wus Charles Keynault, the receiving teuer of the Ciuzens' Suvings Bavk, who im his compiain’ alieyed that on the zuth oi Uctober the prisoner came into the ban® and demanded his bank boos, at the Bame tine poiutiog a four-barvelled pistui at bum. becallse te HOOK Was NOL produced as qUICki¥ a3 he wisied it, he ured the pistoi and one of the balls passed througu Mr, weyauul'’s sleeve. There Was #80 an Midsctineat fouud agaist the prisoner for grand larceny, ne having taxen +20) 1 money Ou Lue Counter at tae Une of the assault, Judge Bediord. m passing sentence, said that there were no palllauing circuinstauces In the ¢: and that le suouid imine a exawpie, 10 Leach per: Sons who go to savings banks and paying tellers temporarily withhoid books that tiey cannot be delilevately fired upon, Le was seat to the state Prison tor five years. S$ Vhillips pleaded gui ty to larceny from the 30N, he having OL the Bist ol Ucluber siolen a aver watch, valued ab twenty-five doilars, the pro- perty of Casper river. Phe (ul penalty of ie law was indicted, Which was five years?’ imprisoument in Ue Sia.e (rigon, ‘Lhomas siackey, who on the 23d of October stole opera giasses valued wt $110, Uke property of Newcon FB. Whig pleaded guilty to larceny. He was sea. tenced Lo tue state Lrison for one year, William tleaiey pleaded guilty co an attempt at grand larceny. “He was charged with stealing, on the ist inst., one bale of tiiead vaiued at $100, he property of Muiford, Conkin & Co. he was seat to the 1 Six months. Catharine MeGlom, wno was charged with steal- ing on the 4th of Octover $59 in mouey froin Catha- rine McCollock, picaded gatity to ab attempt at grand larceny, Aa ithe prisuuwec Was under sixveen years Of age she was sent to the House of Ke uge. Stephea Fiizsimmons, a youth, Who was jomuy Indicved With Joon Haggerty, charged with robbery lo the first degree, Was placei on Wai, Edward Dooley testified thatearly in Wwe morning of the 24th of September he was passing irough New Bowery, when he was attacked by turee men, who took from lim a gold watch and chain worth $100 and thirty-four dollars m money. ile positively identified tue prisoner as one ot the men wuo struck him, and in the evening a police ollicer saw Hag- gerty and Fitzsimmons tearing up notes which were in a pocketbook taken from Dooley. The accused proved by twu witnesses that his reputation for honesty was good. ‘The jury, alter deliberating for an hour, rendered a verdice of guilty, witha strong recommenaation tomercy. Judge Bedford said the guiit of the pri- gonei Was Clearly proven, Lui be would respect the kuggestion of the Jury by modifying the sentence to ve years’ imprisonment in the Staie Vrisou. CY iNPELLIGENCE, Tux WRATHER YESTRRDAY.—The following record willshow the changes in the temperature for tie past twenty-four hours m comparigon with the cor- responding day of jast year, a8 indicate by the therinomeier at Hudnut’s Pharmacy, HeRaLD Build. ing, corner of Aun street: 1808, 1569, 1863, 1866, q 5 46 BA. M. 40 GA. M. ou 45 OA. M. 42 4 12M 46 12 a3. AvVorage temperature yesterday 43 Average temperature lor corresponding last year, “ 413g Tue Rev. W. H. MILBURN Will lecture at Steinway Vall to-night, forthe benefit of the Midaigut Mission, on“Whata Bind aan Saw in England,’? ‘THe Deatu or Ropgerr J, WALKER.—The flags on the City Hail are displayed at half mast to-day out of respect to the memory of Mr. Robert J. Walker and ihe jate George Peabody, the philanthropist, Boarp oF CouUNTY CANVASSERS.—The Board met yesterday and completed the canvass of the Fit- teenin and Eighteenth wards with but a slight alter- ation from the returas as published the day foiiow- ing the election, FouxpD DEAD IN BED.—About seven o'clock yes- terday morning Lizzie Howard, twenty-six years of age, and born im this country, was found dead in bed at 93 Canal street, by Mr. 1, M. Paul, The cause of death wil be investigated by Coroner Keenan. TILL TAPPING.—About noon yesterday the pub- lishing bouse of Boeri & Fifet, No. 145 Grand atrect, was visited by two reprobates, one of whom eugaged the attention of the solitary vlerk, wulle the other robbed the tll of thirty dollars and left, Suppen Deatu. called to hold an inquest on the body of Mri rine Ballard, who died very suddenly at 424 Green- wich street, Mrs. Bailard has long been subject to fits, and is supposed to have died in one, Deceased was (wenty-four years of age and bora in Brooklyn. Pow TALS. Commissioner Manierre yester- day he! evidence Im about twenty complatots against officers of the force. The most serious one was that of ofiicer Decker, Fourteenta precinct, wao was chatged by a Fourteenth ward iawyer named Gibbons with stabbing Nim and otherwise malcreat- ing him. The evidence ta all Wie cases Was referred to a fall Board, Reiger at Last.—On Thursday an extraordinary session of the Sanitary Committee was teld at four o'clock P, M. it would be {njudicious to record the nature of the business under consideration, but this mach may be said, that before a week passes the | oMcers of the Board of Health will Lave accom: plished an important work, the closing up of many | Certain } To rns oner Keenan was yesterday | Catha- | custody on his own recognizance. SENT TO THB HOUSE OF THE GOOD SHEPEERD.— Yesterday morning there were tnree young girls—the oldest of whom was only fourteen years of age—arraigned before Justice Dodge, at Jefferson Market, having been taken from low dens th Greene street by ofticers of the Eighth precinct, pyee complaint of their parents they were committed to the House of the Good Shepherd, CAUTION TO Ca® aND STAGE ConDUCTORS.—A Wan nawed Thomas Ryan, residing at No, 6 Albany place, entered an omnibus on the Broadway and hu street line. The omntbus was driven by a Harding, and Kyan gave lim @ do.ier ot) to pas his fare with. On Kyan asking for his change Harding said he never gave bim the dollar, upon Wise s@ Was arrested and vrought before Judge Low.ung yesterday, at che Tombs. The evidence was Very clear and Harding was heid to answer. OWNER FOR STOLEN PROPERTY WANTED.—On ‘Vhursday night oifeer Southard, of the Sixteenth Precinet, arrested two notorious young thieves on Eighth avenne, having :p thetr possession a valua- bie god watch, which they were endeavoring \o dispose of at a sacrifice, and, surmising they had slo.en it, took them to the station house. The watch isofthe Waltuam manufacture (No. 44,017), with @ corneliay seai attached, marked * M,” mounted with agold are aud colt. Toey were arraigned before Justice Dodge yesterday morning and remanded to the statton house to enaoie the oMicer to ind an owner for the property. The boys, who gave their names as Henry Stone and Thomas Cochitt, stated that they took tle waich from a drunken man, who was “banging it against @ fence. Tak Bopy I8sLAND Ligut Hovss—A SENSIBLE Prririon Tro CONGRESS.—The following petition was |; drawn up yesterday snd is now lying In the rooms of ihe shipowners’ Association of New York for signi ture — Honora TIVES OF THE ELED The undersignet, shipowners and others, respectf represent tha’ prior to i861 there was estaulisued & {xhthouse on Body tsiand, N. C., which waa destroyed during the war and which bas never been repiaced. | Iv the ‘opision of your petitioners it is virually mportant in view of the dangere of uavigation in the vicinity of Body thiand, N. C., that there should Ve at least two ight. houses estabitshed on the said isinnd in order that masters of Neanvia naviguilng those waters may be safely guided past the cangers whieh surround Cape Hate ‘our petitioners therefore respectfully, but saraestiy, rejuest that an appro priation may be made to enavic the Lighthouse Board to re- eatablish these lighthouses as well as al. others that may have been destroyed during the war along the coast of the United States. And your petitioners wil! ever pray, £e. ANOTHER PaNeL Korpeny.—On Thursday night a person giving his name as Wiliam J. Creimpiea and residence at $1 Amity street, made complaint, at the Fifteenth precinct station house, in Mercer street, that he had been robbed by a girl named Minnie Russeli, 12 a panel house at 237 Wooster street, of #9 cv in money, Oficer Colton was dispatched to the house, and, arresting ail the inmates, thirteen, conveyed them to the station house, where they were locked up for the balance of the night, Yea- terday morning tiey were arraigned before Justice Dodge, at Jeferson Market. but Crempiea, who hail evidently been * seen," refused to prefer any com Piaint an? they were discharged, with the exception of one named Stephen Turner, who was recognized by oiicer Donanue, of the same precinct, as @ party who bad veea taken from him ction day by some Eighth wara politiciaus for young. A complaint Was preferred against tur. charging that he voted illegaliy in the First district of the Fufteenth bebethal and he was committed in default of $300 aie Funt or Bap Waiskry.—A young moulder named Flynn, residing at No, 2 Worth street, about half-past eleven o’ciock on Thursday night went into Uliman’s concert saloon, corner of Worth and Chatham streets, in company with three other men who were drinking freely. He had a dispute with one of the wowen, who said something to him, and , THE SENATE AND REPREBENTA> TRD STATRS, IN CONGRESS ABSEM- jeg he pushed her, At that me Uliman came up, and, Fiynn says, hit him on the jaw with his fist, ana that he (viyan) turned round and grabbed hold of him, and in the scutte, Flynn says, he got hold of Ui man’s watch and tie chain was broken. ‘The watch and chain were valued at sixty-seven dollars. At Unis Lime he was “fall of the whiskey that Uilmau selis,’ and he did not Kuow what he was doing Flynn said he was @ bard-working man, and worked hard every day to make a living for himsell and mother. Ho leid the watch out in hia hand, and placed it on the counter, and Uliman took the watch jrom the counter and not from hun. The case was neard before Judge Dowling yesterday, and Fiyun Was committed to answer, in defau.t of $2,000 bail, at the court of General Sessions. SKELETONS I A Very Mysterious Affair—Discovery of the Remains of Two Children—The Case to bo Investigated, Quite an excitement was created yesterday in the three story English basement tenement house, No. 162 East Twenty-eighth street, by the finding, secreted in the fue of the chimney above the basement floor, the remains of two children, There was no flesh on the bones and the skulls nad become disconnected from the bodies, which were thoroughiy dried but not burned. The touse 1s oceupied by three or four apparently respectable famuiies, Who are in much trouble on the discovery thus made, It appears that at intervals, for several months vast, there has been an almost insufferapie stench prevailing in the house, the occupants of of which were unable to focate it or to ‘earn the cause, notwithstanding diligent search Was made. Yesterday morning & man was employed to over- haul the range and repair the chimney, and in doing so found the remains referred to. Captain Thorne, of the Twenty. frst Precinct, was notified of the discovery, and with one or two of lis oillcers proceeded to make an Investigation, Every grown person in the house was rigidly cros examined, but without eliciting any information tending to show by whom the remains had been placed in the fue. The occupants claimed to be totaliy ignorant tn the matter, ana Captain Thorne seemed notto doubt they told the truth. It was shown, however, that a Mrs. Weight, by occapation @ dressmaker, had occupied the basement and first hoor of the premises till the first of May last, when she left, Nothing seems to be known to tho discredit of that lady, and her present whereabonts did not transpire. Later in the day Coroner schir- mer, who had been notified, reached the place and caused tho remains to be removed to the Morgue, where ap investigation will take place to-day. As yet the matter ts involved in the deepest mystery, and there seen to be little or no hope of unraveling it. Various theories nave been advanced tn regard to the podies, but what the fact 1s time only can determine. The most consistent exp!a- nation, however, is that the babes were of filegitimate birth, and the mother, to hide her ¢hame, crowded them into the fue and soon alterwards leit the house to avoid detection. Judg- jug from the stench, which was of such recent date, the bodies could not have been in their hiding place but a few months at most. Captain Thorne is still continuing Lis mvestigation, and hopes to unravel the almost impenetrable mystery at present sur- rounding tie affair, A CBLMNEY, RONG REVVERY KIDNAPPING, A Question of K. K. KomA Remurkable Case of Mistaken [dentityAn Innocent Citizen Ine erated and Kidnapped, The Centra! Palace of Superintendent Kennedy, at No, 400 Mniverry street, waa yesterday convulsed from basement to flagstait, or at least its occupants were, by the particulars of one of te strangest cases of oMclai eccentricity (hat has occurred in many months, The particulars, as gleaned from various sources, are these:— About the frat of the present month a burgiar broke into @ store in the little town of Mayfleld, Chatauqua county, New York, but was detected before completing his work and escaped. He waa recognized as the notorious burglar ouvaw, Luke Kagan. Justice Price, of that Jersey City. CONSTABLE BURNS was eworn in yesterday and will enter upon the duties of his office immediately. FROM TH PAKLOK TO THE PRISON C#LL.—The police have reported robberies from time to time lately in Jersey City, but ihe thie vea were evidently experts, ag they always managed to escape. On the 2d inst. @ boarding louse in Clark place Was entered and robbed of three suits of ciothing and other articles belonging to James A. Kidd and Albert £. Adams, two of boarders, A certain young gent was seen “hanging around” the premises and suspicion fell on him. He was well watched ana finnily he was traced to & pawn office in New York, where the stolen propery was found. The young man’s residence in Mont- gomery street, bear Grove, waa then visited, and the search only furnished an additional evidenco against him. Edward Forrest Keeney wae accordingly taken oif to the police sta- ion and bis wife Jennie had to keep him company, as she ts charged with keeping the goods knowing they were stoien, Tueir examination is set down for this morning. Keeney belongs to a very wealthy family, The police are In search of evidence to con- nect him with ouner robberies in which, it 1s alleged, he was implicated, Communipaw, BLOODSHED AND RoBBERY.—William Murphy, the saloon keeper who was ao badly beaten on Sunday, lies in @ precarious condition, Michaci Flood, a butcher employed at the abattoir, and John Wright entered the saioon together on Sunday afternoon and a dispute arose suortiy afterwards. Flood flung @ bottle at Murphy, striking Im on the head and producing a deep wound. A desperate tight en- sued, in Which Murphy was thrown to the ground, and Wright then, It is alleged, hammered him on the head with a bottie until he became ineensible. The alleged assailants escaped, but were arrested on Thursday night and lodged In the Bergen police station. Yesterday morning they were brought before Recorder Matiews, who com- mitted them for trial. ‘hey were also charged with robbing Murphy of $200, which waa taken from hia pocket while he was being beaten on the ground. This i6 anotuier example of the evil artsing from tue violation of the sunday liquor law. Hoboken. Work OF THE Fine Derartuenr.—During the sIx months ending November 8 there were twenty- Ove firesin the city of Hoboken. The greatest loss sustaimed by any of these fires was $2,500, WaNrED—A PRISON FoR StRay oas,—At the last meeting of the Common Council a message was read from Mayor Kimball calling attention to the necessity for a public pound in the city of Hoboken, ‘rhe wretched, dilapidated stracture w for that purpose DOW isadisgrace to any civilized com: munity, RECORDER'S REPORT.—The report of ress, resisting police, 1; vense, 2, fringa gun in the city, | without a license, 1; rescuing impo Phe atgount received :n flues Was ; 147, on Oly. driving & cart led cattle, 1. PRISONERS SBD CE yesterday morning years {n State Prison; Joseph I to murder fis two sons at Union Ill, for eight years in each case, the tery oncur: rent; August Menard, asgauit, due tard and costs; Win. B. Gerdus, assault, teu do.ars and costs sdward Fiannelly, assault, tv ve dylars wand costs; besides several senieuc acter. Newark, A Horse Fancigk Coury —William Fitz: patrick, the young man who waa arrested some days ago in Jeracg City having in his possession a fine $200 horse, belonging to Johu Foley, of this city, has beeu examined ana fuily committed for trial, AN AGED FEMALB SHOPLIFTER.—Mary Macdonald, an aged, wretched looking female, was arraigned im the Police Court yes ufting. Market street, and u piece of flannel belonging to Morris Strauss, of Halsey street, was found ou her person, She was committed. A Cock Figit KNDs IN A RENCONTRE OF Cock Fignrers,—A few days since @ cock fight for a stake of ten doliarscame of at a drinking place kept by one Wiiitam Newey, corner of ShemMiecid and Quarry streeta, which wound up with o personal rencontre between tic stakeholder—one Griswold — AB & resuit, Gris- wold had hia arm so badly smashed that it will scarcely be of any further use to him during life. and Newey, the saloon keeper. No arreate THR SHERIDAN StrPosED MURDER CasK.—In the case of James Sheridan, of No. 32 Oxford street, who, a# reported in yeaterday’s HERALD, is believed to have been murdered by hie stepsister, an inquest forenoon by Coro- In Market arrest of the supposed murderess, and was commenced yesterda; ner Lang at ‘the chamber, street, of Mr, Manners. The Aosanna Rogers, one or two other members of the Sheridao family had meanwhile been effected. Tney were foun about two o'clock In the morning at deceased's rest. dence helping to “wake” the body. The testimony of Etlen Sheridan, wife of deceased; Honora Robin- Bridget Sheridan, bis iia youngest and Dr, Dodd, the county physician, but nothing material elicited beyond the fact that death waa the result of a biow, but by whom dealt is not stared, though the evidenco strongly points to Rosanna Sheridan, The post-mortem examination resulted in Dr. Dodd giving his opinion that death was caused by the external At elx o'clock in the evening tle inquest son, bis wife's stepmother own stepmother; Bridget Sheridan, stepsister; George Hessey, a policem: rupture of a blood vessel, occasioned { violence. was adjourned til! nine o’clock this morning, Paterson. THe MARKET INJUNCTION. —The argui market !njunction case was concluded before the Supreme Court, at Trenton, the section of the charter authorizing the app ment of commissioners Well discnssed, reserved nia decision. WESTCHESTER COUNTY, APPOLNYMENT OF COMMISSIONERS.—By an order of the Supreme Court J, 0, Donohue, 0. A. Bills and W. H, Doty have been appointed Commissioners in the matter of opening, widening and extending Dock street, in the village of Yonkers, CouRT COMMENCEM Bedford on Monday next. ward, SCHOOL STATISTICS OF MONRISANIA.~ matmtaining the public schools. in the town of Mor. risania during the present year has been $29, For the approaching year the estimate and asso ments will be $36,000, being atax of one and sixteenth per cent on the wssessed tion of the town—$s,433,185, There the town 6,459 children betwee: of five and twenty-one years, and the dally average attendance is about 2,960, The even- ing schools are aiso well attended. An estimate the population of the town, founded on the nun of children, 18 about 25,000, EPSIE BOND ROBBERY. aiid are in the ages THE POUGHK Recovery of a Portion of tho Stolen Bonds in This City—An Exchange Place Broker Under peared im court and stated that on the 27th of Octo- the | defendant in thia case having committed at the Post oitice in this city, was taken before Judge Benedict for sentence y nied oy bis counsel, und District Attorney Parris appearing for the goverument. Judgment the counsel for cue prisoner asked a brief postponeinent, wiieu was granted by the court the prisoner re sentence wili provably be pronounced, The working up the case. extend us far as boston in the establishment of their various headquarters, of the gang are caught. e who was chief salesman of the work, had ils oittc at 313 East thirteenth street, New York; Carpenter, another eugraver, had @ place at 11 Bioomfeld street, Boston; Kempton was perforator at Staten Island, aud Rippon had a place in Fort Greene place, Brook: lyn. Recorder Pope shows that during the month of October thirty- Ave arrests were made as foliows:—For drunken- pedling wituout if E he following sentences were pronounced m the Court of Quarter Sessions ference McCormack, charged with rape, but found guilty of aesault merely, two usert, attempting ace Prison Jay on a charge of shop- When arrested on the preceding night a pine dollar shawi, belongiag to Morris « Doty, of vent in the yesterday The case Was weil) ventilated on both sides and the .egality of nt. Tue judge —The November term of the County Court and Court of Sessions will open at It ts understood that no cases of an important nature will be brougat for- {| until Monday moruing, at ten o*cloc The cost of the day of e leased on bail, Jury, and at the request of the District Attorney it was dismissed. The counsel for the defence stated that the Sherttr had nothing to do with the arrest, and that he was held in jail in defauit of by ast he two $1,000 State bonds from Kendrick, which were also recognized by Mr. Dod - @ porsion of those stolen from the office of the mpany. BROOKLYN CITY. eKHE COURTS. The Recent Post Office Robberies, Betore Judge Benedict. jates vs, Bugene B, Tuntson,—The who stands convicted of ensive robberies of the mati, The United erday morning, accompa- Upon a vemand for mt uded until Wednesday next, Wuen The Flushing Robbery. The United States vs, C.K. Lincoln.—The detend- ant in this case, who was arrested and indicted for the alleged purioining of letters fro: the Post Oilice at Flushing, as already reported in these columns, was arraigned morning, attended by Judge Beach ax counsel, and upon the prisoner plea lug “not guuty,’? the case Was adjourned for trial. was preaent to conduct the prosecution, before Judge Benedict yesterday District Attorney Parris UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S cour. Island Counterteiters—Siugular Developments. Before Commissioner Jones. The examination before Commissioner Jones tn aten the case of Wiluam Kemplon, one of the alleged gang of Staten Island counterieiters, was resumed yesterday afternoon. rhe detectives nave been nearly two months in The operations of the gan< Five of the promment men Pierce, one of the engrav- » Had his oftle at 89 Nassau street; Colone! Ciari It 18 estimated that the gang have put fo cur lation $109,000 worth of atuit, Tbey were elal ely founded, Five presses have been seized, sung $1,000 ch. The ‘bed-plate’? for the tive- twenty bonds of the United staves were seized be- fore they were quite finished, besides a vast amount cf stamps and plates, They lave had In extensive circulation sixty-pound tooaccy revenue stamps that amount to $19 40, On this Mamense sums of money have been made, large amount of $3. manife: cent proprietary stamps iu vast amounts. nonel Clark and the other defendaats will be tried in New York and Boston, waere tae property in connection was found. Detective Nettieship and others arrested Rippon These (wo wortiues on Wea- Fettleship and Kempton on Staten Island, were brought before Commissioner Jon nesday, It may be remembered that Mr. tested to arresting them at the house on Staten Isiaud, ana to the boxes, plates, machinery and prints being found, Kippon ye held to await the action of the Grand Jury. Buell, counsel for Kempton, stated tha 10) government, but tuippon withdrew that oifer. Yesterday Mr, Nettieship, detective, was recalied and cross-examined as to his testimony on Wedies- day, Identified the plate and siamps, one cent pro- prietary, found in th npton’s stables on Staten ‘Isiand; there wre se at Stamps and the transfer plate capable of striklag otf 210 at one impression; Kempton spoke about poor Rippon and his wife and three choiaren, and said ae had rather go to Staie’s Prison tumseif ven years than see Rippon hart at ali; we took Kempton to New Yor ibe officers that Kempton was not the wan they wanted; saw Mrs. Rippon and her children tn the house; When we got at the house’on Staten Island there wad nobody but Mr. Rippon and family, Kemp. Mr. 0. Rippon ton, a colored servant and the doctor; J told Kemp- ton afier the arrest that Kippon bad blowed about him uaing the perforating machine; Kempton said that was his part of the business, but he bad never run the press, barring once or twice; the press was back parior in good working order and had iis punchings lying there; Kempton toid me he bad been living there since April; Kempton and Rip- set up in the pon are brothers-in-law, Detective Dey, attached to the secret service in at the “defendant was and the plate ana stamps shown were the same Which had been taken from the garden, at Rippon's house; the stamps were perforated With the machine found in the house; he had a conversa- tion with Kempton; he stated that he was the the Treasury Departinent, testified that he wi Staten Isiand at the time arreste owner of the press and had ran the machine; that it belonged to nim; b anotuer conversation with him at No. 86 Bleecker street, New York, and lie said there he did the work; also spoke of the counterfeit tobacco ‘Cross-examined.—Had no conversation with Rippon in Kimpton’s presence; the conversa- resses was hat another press had been found; snowed him some counterfeit the pertor- ine: defend- fnt said that all the work done by that machine had been done by himself; the door leading to the room in which the printing presses were found was stamps. tion at Staten Island in regard to the commenced by witness, who told tim stamps and told him that these staiup: ated ones, had been done by that mac locked, Mr. H. C, Whitley testified that he was in the ser vices of the Treasury Department, and found the plate, stamp and box in the garden at Rippon's 82 things had not been the tobacco stamps have never been perforated; Kempton tived im the house. at Staten Island; the: out of possession of witnees house and the presses belonged to iim, Hazen L. Colgrove testified that he was a detec. tive; was present when the arrest was made; told Kempton about the presses, and he said he owned the Kitchen ium why he did vot teil all he knew avout the plates; he he would expose it, more especiaily as Rippon was interested them; hada conversation with him in after the plates were discovered, and asked satd so far as he was interested be hanged before be would and in it, in it Also had a conversation with Lim im Bleecker street, New York, when Dey was present, and he said then that he perforated the stamps; he said he Knew there was something buried in the garden; kuew who took the plate there; knew there was something which Ripon's folks wanted to conceal District Attorney Parris stated that (ue presses were so heavy that 1t was impossiie to get them He had been told that they would be removed as soon aa possible, and for over at the present time, the present the governinent would rest. Counsel for the defence inquired wha ball would be required. Commissioner Jones thought It would be better to walt until the testiinony was ali in. The District Attorney said th time wonld be $10,000, Vhe further heariug of the ca Was adjourned SUPREME COURT—CARCUIT. Sheri® Campbell for #10,000 Damages. Hefore Judge Barnard. Thomas Good .—The complainant, a resident of Warren street, brought an action age day to recover the leged iliegal arrest 168, Sait Against sum on the . ‘The compiainant, it Appears, was arrested on | of $10,000 for an Sd of Novembe tion on the charge of tilegai voting, and was confived tu the county jati for sixteen days when, on application of his counsel, he was r His case then went to The plaintul was non-suitect. anove stated. drawn belore the fraudulent navure of tne signal detectaves of the Brooklyn Cent! day arrested Howe in Philadelphia @ad took him to Also theie have been issued a staips; also the one erday walved examination, and was hinseif in readiness to testiy in penaif oF the @ sheeis of ; did not hear any remark inade by oue of Several hundred dofars had The case was given to one of oitice, who was discovered. ee city, where he is locked up to await examina jon. THE WASHINGTON AVENUE CA.UALTY. Verdict of Death by Drowning. The inquest in relation to the cause of the death of Mra, Etizabeth Baker was concluded last evening bef re Coroner Whiten, OMicer Wade, of the Fifteth precinct, testified ‘that he tierra Mra, Baker ery “watch” on the night of the tn inst; and on going to her house he ound hersed aud avughter and Mr, Fiynn in the barroom, and two mea standing outside; Mrs. Baker said that three men had broke tnvo the piace and attacked Mr. Flynn, apd thrown her dow: ynu's face Was bloody and seemed to have been cut; Mrs, Baker seemed to be intoxicated, and reeled whie walking. The ouicer then recounted whrt he heard of the umstances attending tue death subsequently, Was corrobarauve of the evidence given by otver witnesses. Dr, H. W. Shepard testiled that he had made the post morte examination of the body and found that she had received a severe contused wound over the right tempiec and other. stnalier abrasions, but was of ihe opinion that deat was caused py drowning. How she got into the water he could uot, uf course, say. Tie Coroner charged the jury as to the facts elicited and they retired, Alter a brief absence ee returned the fole lowlng verdict:—That Elizabeth Baker came to her aeati while intoxicated on the Digit OL the Cth Mtr, by folling into a water barre! and drownibg. THE NATIONAL GA WE, of the New York State Association What Constitutes an Amateur Club—Appointe ment of Steuding Committees. ‘The third annaal meeting of the New York State Association of Base Ball Players was held in the Assembly chamber of the Capitol, at Alvany, om Thuraday last, with the President, Judge 4 Voor hies, of the Eckford Club, of Brooklyn, tn the chair, The meeting was comparatively large'y attended, and. taken collectively or individually, will compare most favorably, either in regard to the apparent re- gpectability aud ttelllgence of those present, with any similar convention ever heid, The roll being called showed the following clubs aad delegates to be preseat:— Atlantic, b ‘Tassie, W. C, Hodson. Athlete, Washington Ueigvis—x. J. dairy. Aipha, Brookiyu —W. v. Jones, D. J. Gisen, Athletic, Brookiyn—E. Tilton. Ancient City, Scuencctady—A, A. Yates, B. As Maxon, Alert, Rochester—O. A. Fuller, Aretio, Br Auburn oklyn—J, Cain, J, Murray. . R. Denna, avilie—M. F, Button, A. W, Berry. Centra: City, syracuse—G. A, Porter, P. Wiieeler. York—¥, Miller, M. J. Xelly, ew York—M, , Brookiyn—Z. Voorn. eelsior, Roc —H. L. Keliy. Fuiton, Fuiton—T. B, Wasson, X. E. tham, New York—J. B. Mingay, ‘amerey, New rork—W Judd. Harmon J bennent, J, Condon. Knieker! uya, Jr jeld, T, W. Cantwell, Ln. 'r, A. Bartley. de Lawrence. u, baroum, onal, Albany—H. W. Niagara, Batolo—A, D, Pate Onenal, New York—W. Glens Orion, New York—C, H, Peoo.e, Ontario, Oswero—J. H. Mattoon, Osccola, Brookiyun—C. W. Wisets, L. M. Bergea, asume, Lite kalls—1, Sheard. tar, Broo! Sterling, A. H. Rogers. Suvoik, Huotingt W. A. Conant, Social, Yoru—J. J. Posi Sparta, New Yor Z n, Utica— Faaes, J. J. Davis. King, Cornwall—C. B. stover, N. 8 Chirke, Jr. Union, Morrisania—John Van Hora. Vister, Sangerties—U, MacCartuy. Washington, Cohocs—J. Aiken, C. Davenport. fhe minutes of the previous meeting were read by the Secretary and approved, The report of the Re cording Secretar: 3 then read and also spproved, This report showed that of the elgnty-six clubs on the roof the association sowe fourceeu were in al rears. ‘fhe Secretary was directed, iu accordan. with @ recommenJation contained in che report, to notify those ciuos thas, uniess ail arrearages were gettied within sixty days, the names of the clubs would be dropped from the roil, ive resiguation of the Nepperuam Ciuo of Youkers was accepted, im ance With tae recommendation of Ue Secre- The report of the Corresponding Secretary, mpanying copies Of the corresoudience wolch had passed through his fauds during the year, was received and ordered on fie. The Treasurer's report Was reierred to the Finance Committee. Keports were received from the Judi- clary Committee and ordered oa dle. The Commi: tee for the Hasvera Division hag had no compialats beiore them duriug the year, aud reporied that pers amount of vati atthe present | | tion direct | tion to pre | Asaociation. nvs. Patrick Campbell and Othe Sherif? Campbell yester- |. | fact of rec tie Grand | fect peace and barimony seemed to prevali among the clubs ti the eastern section of ue State, The collection of dues resuited im tue collection of 185, / Mr. SHEARD. rom the Pastime Ciub of Littie Fatls, asked that the coupiaiot entered vy his Club against the Buckskin Clud of Gloversville De caued from the Western Judiciary Committee and acted upon by the association, Ye complaint as fied was read by the Recording Secretary, and, afier sone discussion and motions to dec.are the game referred to in (ae come plaint a8 nul. and void and Co lay We matter on the table bad been voted on and lost, the case Was, oa motion, referred to the Judiciary Commitee, whew appointed, with fali power. Mr. A. H. Roo: irom the Finance Committee, reported tuss t ommitiee had examined tig ‘Treasurer's accounts and found them correet, Mr. H, W. Gakrle.p presented the report of the Committee on the Constiiuuon and By-laws, ae authorized at the previous meecing, aud ioved that it be referred to the Printing coumittee, with Instructions to Lave the same printed wituin sixty days, Tbe wotion Was carried, alter which the election of officers Was gone inio. Messrs, Yates, of the Ancient City; Wiidey, of ihe Mutual, aud Willets, of the Usceola, Were appointed tellers, Lhe elec. tion resuited in ie WHanIMoUs cHoice of the fol. lowing geutiemen for the oitices named:—Preal- deut, R. K. Deunis, of the Auburn Club; first Vice President, Mr. J, Steriing, of tne Star of Brooklyn; Second Vice President, air. Joun Van Horn, of the Union, of Morrisania; Recording Secretary, Mr. M. J. Kelly, of the Empire, of New York, re-e.ected; Core responding Secretary, Mr. H. W. Garilold, of the National of Abany, re-elected; Treasurer, sir. J. B y, of the Gotham, of New York; wudge Advos D. Jones, of the Alpha, of Brooxlya, for the stern distri nd J.B. Wasson, of the Fuiton, for the Western district; Delezaies to the ni Assoclauon, Messrs. Tassie, of the Aula ies, of the Feki rd; Conant, of the suttolk; Wildey, of the Matua at t (ai; Dowsing, ol the Eagie, o1 N ‘kK; Cantwell, of the National; Sheard, of aud Kelly, of te Excelsior, of Rochester, A tiotiva ty lect @ sergeantat-arms, was laid on the table Mr. WiLDEY, of the Mutual Club, offered a resolue Nauonal Associae r jon of the pen- adward Doty, under section four, ight of the constitution of the National Mine resolution Was adopted. BRS, of the Star, ofered a resolution at. recting the de egates to the Natioual Association to | Dave & special resviution Introduced delning what } constitutes a professional club and what aa amateur | club, This resolution Was adopted, a% Was aiso Ong | offered by Mr. K. Wheeler, of tae Central City Club, | Which gave as the se of the association that the tug gate money by a club, unless that i to remunerating the piayers of determine 1 position as a profess ne club, dc { sional clu, The Uanks aud expresston of the esteem of the association were given by unanimous vote to Gover- nor liofman and to the officers of the association during the past year. it was decided, alter som@ littie debate, to hiold the next meeting of the associas tion al Aloany, and aiter the transaction of some riber routine business the meeting adjourned. COMMITTEES. ‘The President has appotuted the following Come mi(tees for the ensuing year:— Georje Krancts Train vs, The Kansas and Pacino | M8ances that untest the city. town, issued a warrant for hig arrest, and learning | Arrest, ia MN : On Nomnmations—C, W, Willets, Osceola, of Brooke Railrout Company. This was an application on be. | SEPPEN Dearus—Kebecca Reville, » woman | Otnat city, prompted. bya gion seca Tews | On the night of the eth of Octover iast the omce of BROOKLYN IV TELLIN iyni C.J. Valentine, Gramercy, of New York, wud HB half of the plaintliT to have the cause removed to the twenty-four years of age and a native of uiis coun- | arrest of the burgiar, came on here last Wednesday, | the lutchess County Mutual Insurance Company, at ~ Pep sen mobic p _ a: Meecont oe} w Yorey ie United States Court, but at the request of defend. | tr¥, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at 120 Prince | He placed hunself In communication with Captain Poughkeepsie, was entered by four New York cracks+ MaALic:ous Miscarer.—Prancts Green was sent to | J, Kelly Bmpire, of New Yors, and F, Tassn » Ate ants’ counsel the argument wentover untii Tuesday, | #troot, Disease of the heart 18 supposed to haye | Walsh, of the Fourteenth precinct, who detailed bb d three tin by 7 jail yesterday by Justice Dilman for break D lantic, Of Brookiyn. * doen the cause of death. Coroner Fiyan was uoti- | oMicer Judd to assist the Sheriff tn icoking up Luke, | Meu, the safe blown open, and Shree tin Boxes con. | Jail yesterday by vaeite Por, Hewes 60)9\\) VALE, OF BiwOkI a, age Decisions Rendered, fled ) Lute ‘on Thursday night they found P 5 | taining over $100,000 ia bonds carried off, Upon tne | Windows of the church at the corner of Boerum aud | On Finance—G. A. Porter, Central City, of Syte Enyelve vs. Kngeike.—See memorandu t de . 5 ; | b a ad @ man on the i Spaythe Je State strects, cuse; J. J. Davis, Sherman, of Utica, and M. F, Fey m of de ekg aad el am [rian was thirty-three | Sucdy’e calor whe and Lebo eae treet, near | the arrival of the early train by the Hudson River | AccUSED OF KEEPING A DisoRDRRLY Wh Button, Buckskin, of Gioversvilie, sion, - | years of age, died suddenly, at 100 Mulberry atreet, | Reddy's saloon, who the Sueriil deciared to be the wing morning ACCUBED C sie LY House. — | on By-laics, dc.—A. ©. Wilson, Mutual, of New Same vs, Same,—Motion .granted for atimony at | Coroner Keenan has charge of the case. H paige anne latin hae ie pt ThUpare nie Dae as Waiter Willfaias, wie prevented Alice Hughes was held to answer yesterday ona york; WH, Murtha, Excelsior, of Brooklyn; W. Av five dollars per week and fifty dotlars counao! fee, AN IMPostor.—Secretary Giidersiove, of the as tr ee Ureetord Sroteheed ma ate at fe depot, in Thirvieth street, taken ba to charge OF Keeping, W disorderiy house in the rear of | Conant, Suitolk, of Huntington; T. Miller, Emp Oy Britton et al, vs, Skenan.—Motlon denied Metropolitan Fire Department, states thata person | cence, ant was locked up, A’ the warrant | Powgukeepsic, the following day Mudtoied by the | AND: 00: REGS Streak of New York; J. Aiken, Washington, of Cohovs; 0, Lua et ae vs, Goldschne: Mot nf dent pretending to represent some of the companies of | Of Justice Price was not endorsed by a Grand Jury, and in less than & vee Was in the Stato ALLEGED FELONIOUS ASSAULT.—Henry Storey was | McCarthy, Ulster, of Saugerues, and G, A. Kedinany dsc Mot ey u 3 } ie d Prigon serv! 20 of fe 1 ‘ t see Aler' cheste! Slee catia ara oonts enlea, | tye pire Department haa recentiy collected con. | Justice | OF, thls jciuy Cantal Walah arranged Pron EV on eT ard. BK eeaviok, of the | arrested by oMicer Cain, of the Forty-second pre. | AIT Of ROM, pieson=B, B. Barnum Gillespie vs. Giilespie.—Motion granted. siderable sums of money as subscriptions for targe | Tomos in the morulae Al Hine O'clock reenive we | AFM oF Kendrick & Co., Exchange pings’ (No, 6 | (net, last night, ou a charge of having committed @ | Gosiam, of New York; T. A. Bartley, Oriental, ol BE. L. Allen vs. Irving Nations Bank, &e—Motion | EXeursions ou the ciaim that the donora are pro: | proper endorsement and aurrender him to the Lord's court), waa arraigned before Justice Dodge, at | Nieot When baker bet es Mulligan, of No. 6 James | New York; W Indson, Atiantio, of Brooklyn; My granted on payment of costa of teria and of motion, | teeve! from fire, Thera are no target companies | Sherif’s custody, At seven A.M, yesterday the | ¢efersou Market, charged with disposing of five of | ate aid LB. Ang fore gustice Walsh yesterday | W, Dowling, & of New York; E. Tilton, Arie CON. Howard ct at. vs alfred Wright et at.— | Connected with the department, and wo collections, | Sherif appeared at the station house, a iy qa | the bonds, it was shown tha’ tha parties had @ row in a liquor | of Brooklyn; O. 3. Simpson, Eckford, of Brookiyn Motton grauted. for tho benoit of either companies or individuals in | the prisoner. of (ue. Sorgeauty’ antennae Albort Hatehfleld, of the drm of Hatchaeid 4 Co,, | $4oon, and that the complainans was the aggressor, | H. S. Spodord, Kage, of Flathugi, and J. J. Foster, Mariz. vs, Von Schoering.—Notion denied, withous | {b ate allowed without the written consent of the | ings by a refusal, tle then proceaded ay | No. 4 Pine street, tostified that on the orn inst, no | The defendant was thereupon discharged. Soctal, of New York, couts, and with leave ta renew on otuer papera, Commissioners, Farties applied to are requested to | Mecongra: haves saw Mrs Kenchy reeeded. 22 | tad. purchased trom Kenrick ve bonds—Nos 49, | ‘THR BOARD OF CANvASsRRS—ANoTHER Fuser | vetlolary—iesern | Dimision—A. A. Yaten, rosa vs, Florida Ratiroad Company et al.—Motion | C&USe the arrest of the applicant, | the prigoner taken tuere, The Superintendent then | 4748, 49 aut S0—of ihe city of Poughkeopsic fot | piscovenrd.—The Board of Supervisors met yeater. | Ancient Clty, of Schenotiady: T. Sheard, Pasture, t of Littl a is, P. Wheeier, Central City, of Syraciss dented. ANOTHER Fatal KeROSENE BC $4,800, and upon depositing them with Stoker, Tay ING CasvaLTY.— | ordered the accused into the custody of the Sherif, | day as a Board of Canvassers and resumed their | 4 lor & Uo, later in the day for safe keeping was !n- L, Proyn, Jr., Knickerbocker, of Albany; J. H, Mate Tyler vs, Harrington.—Motion dented, with ten | Information reached the Coroners’ ° i Moti ed, bs ers’ OmMee yesterday | 4n4 ordered him to run him out of the city on the , the: > toa | Work, There were ver: Ww ; t e pon, ( 0, of Oswego; foliars osts, ‘with leave to ronew on explaining | arternoon that Weorge Brendiin,-a child two years | CleVOR O'CiOCK traln to avoid @ habeas corpus. Cap. | formed that they were stolen, io at once tole. | Torey in the “matter having In lm measure | AT Cron NW. lereY, EMGKsklN’ OF eke Tote, 2 Plalnitire amdavit and paying costs oF | BTeNICN Tt eee ad at the years | tain Waish protested against thie illegal courao, as | BTAPHOA eet eter and recived | (id ont, All have now. become sutisfed | [. Sprague, Niagata, of Buddalo; 't, Towne, Aubaruy Bunions vs, Aiding es ai—Motion granted, with | parents, 40 Sixth structs, From wine soit te | Mee Kennedy wat Dexoreule cand the. prisoner wes Informadion to holt on to the bonds. On Weanosday | at most of tho returus have been tau. of Aubara, rg i if Pr i 1d ted, withy | P is f | Mr. va u , AIL isoner was rw jatter art 18 ch c peret with and the votes chensed, The Reprte ere ait eu Se sain | Jearned concerning the maiter it would appear that taken from Walsh, a cavtatn Jourdan and several of afd le ag Node Water tine res auvasserg reached tno Ninth ward Yeneriay. Fos Base Ball Noto: = a \c ith tne 1 he ‘ figures on the retur yourt ti the pF SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM aireot Where soma Kerosene oll was being sold and | Kagan, declared tont Crawsord, while resembiing | portion of those stolen from the sale on | Soventward, it la. aad have, been changet--19 biianttibtndpidve lillian sang ABE | deait out, e there #ome of the dangerous uid | him, was not the burgiar, Nevertheless, by order of | {8e, Nie plat A conti encoctitet, | votes taken from Water, the repubitcan caudi most pay up withia sixty days Or be dropped irom had with Captain Caffroy, of the Twontieta precit who detalled Sergeant James, detectives McConnell dricg and ce nis arrest, | exploded and, setting fire to the chi vurned tim most fearfaily, notiied to hold an Pocisions Rendered, By Judge Fivuian, Oyninia T. Stagord us. John Preston,—Motion ic id's clothes, | Corouer Schirmer was | inquest ou the body of tho | the Superintendent, Captain Kelso aent two detec lives to tho traia with the Shertif and hia charge, and at cleyeu o'clock the Kidnapped man Was out uf the rolls of the assoolation, The Hope, of Harlem, and Active, of New Yorky v Sheri, aud given to Cunningham, The - aera say the cuange was made after the returns left their hanes , deceased, and will do $0 vo-day, . On Thursday on they succeeded tn finding granted and cause reverrod, ” dprceneata ip ichabak pee | nim ta bis room, at the Latayette Hotel, on Broad: | ARREST ON A Onanor oF FoRGERY—A FRAUDU: eh ais at Hoboken, Game called at 2 P. My cs | THE COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, | Ways and convey ad nim 10 {uo station house. A | Lexy Cmeck.—It was discovered duriug the intter ‘al game In this section will bo “called’? Frank E, Angier vs. Frank House,—Same POLISE INTELLIGENG Thomas A. 2, Webster va. Frank B. Howe Sana. ; : | | | | The Trustees of the Coliega met yesterday in tie complaint was preferred against him by Mr. Dore, on Thursd | changing hi wath purchasing and seling ue bond AY next (Thanksgiving Day). Should t h weather be at atl favorable the fields and part of October that a forged check for $1,900 was JOnN d, Waltermire ve. Cha: ; | knowing them to have been stolen, aud he was held | on deposit Willi rg Savings Bank, ‘on t apni Melk garment ee Atidlamt sh Tye Bishor CONSPIRACY CASR.—Tho poltce omMeer | (Mamber of the Board of Education, and, after dis. | for exaaiination in defaittt of $10,000 bit, | The. bheck. Sdn ChOMIa Wek ccuposlted, oe A grana wetaup wi Se gived orn Sica Philip Me! costa. Brophy, who is charged with conspiracy in the | Posing of some routine business and adopting a Mr, Kendrick stated that he ; paged the bonds | alleged, by Mr. Wiliam F. Howe, a youn, Eckford clubs at the U n 09, Thomas Hanion e.al.— Motion P in ag ordinary business trausnction, uot being aware | imam resident of Brookiyn, who 18 very respeos Gre rebates ceroenen grante There are substantial reasons for am Biizaveh Gonzales ve. New York and Hartem . the President of the Mutual Club has Ii Gebt incurred by him to @ young levanter, apprebension of Mrs. Eleanor Fletcher Bishop in | Tesolution asking ihe Supervisor to insert the suin 1868, Was brought kefore Judge Dowling yesterday | of $125,000 tor the ok of the college in his , ably connected. The forged order was drawa oa counIy budget, adjourng: baa 2 were stoion, ve (he Long Isiand Savings’ Bank, and deposited as William A, Otst, of 23 Wal etreet, abso ap- she oe Oe ie ins de