The New York Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1871, Page 10

i $ i 4 : 10 __ FARO’S FATE. General Raid on the Down- Town Banks. The Effect of the Gambling on Young America— How Neatly the Superintendent ¢yt Thom in the Snap—The Houses That Were “Pulled,”* and Their Captured Occu- Pants and Apparatue—Judge Dow- ling’s Wholesome Warning—An Ex-Congrezeman Assailed. All the Principals Held for Trial. ‘The joss of the crown and government of the French by Napoleon, the sinking of a city by earth- quake or the appearance of a sea serpent with, a house growing on its back could scarcely be more surprising or call forth more genuine excitement ‘than thac produced yesterday afternoon by the “pulling” of the day game “faro” banks down town, Ever since that day fatul to “keno" comforts the Proprietors of the torprer game have been on the Qui vive, Not a game bas been commenced without ® close serutiny from windows and other places that the dreaded hand of the law was not opened ready to take them Into its grasp. Every customer has been treated to advice gratis, requesting that the utmost caution be observed, and “open doors’? have lately sounded Ike extreme paradoxes upon their ears or like THE COLLIDING OF TWO ID SPHERES ‘Within the scope of their vision, And well they may foe) fr There could searcely be ay insuiuuon—if such “faro” can be named—that more surely tenaed to sap tothe basis the moral Vitality of a communiiy and create in the minds of the youth of a cily a narrow view of justice and equity, in the place of that openness and manly can- dor which should be the delught of every citizen to possess, ” At eleven o'clock in the day the abominable game As*opened, and no sooner is ihe “dealer” in nis place than yn rush nm of al ages, The young bank clerk or merchant's confidential think 1t ao harm to step th and haye a game during ainner Dour and jose a twenty dollar bia out of a weekiy salary of twenty-five dollars. The genticman loater ‘Will commence with the opening end sit through cight hours of “play,” alt the tine with strs eyes and ears, and watehing, with great anxiety, every move of the cards, walle A PEVERISH THIRST FOR GAIN is in Lis bosom, against the more lawful desire lor honest employmen Here he will remain in a dimly hgtted, overcrowded room until he @& ly forgets that tere ts anything else in the dbus checks, © , CUCS ANd boxes; only labo: great erjoyment. NEXT COMES THR FASHION with his gaud, care style “jaro” is his life, hus ATLE MAN, clotuing, and jannting, devil-may- sgolt chain and diamond rings being fur mc picnons than nec » ‘This ts the Glass of men who may be met with in Broadwa groups, or standing on tue stoops in front of the hotels With iminense toothpicks in their mouths, as though they hat an enuirée to te best the establish. Ments could aford, It is not dificult to describe ther oceupar ‘Keno or “1 secs lun+ priated ov Une! They ure also ever make any i a lemitum 1 of money, bat never Way, ait it not unfy and have their servauts and cquipage, nguin there are We RA\-HEAKDED, HOARY-EADED SINNETS, dom, whiertuaately, & great mauy. frequer these gamoliug Nelis, and, a8 @ mavier of cour pia Years of Experience had the ¢ ise of gre canuion, nave hitiie didiculty m “beating” their more youtufal aud meonsiderate Treads Tt was painful to observe What a nouver of these were tken yesterday. ‘The system © PRINCIPLE OF “ATO” Jsecimple enough. Larye rooms are generally rented aud fivied up more or less suimpiuousiy, according tw the “quauty” of ine gu The imoucy Oi the bapk is mide of colored bone, or ivory, and generally amounts to aloat sv plecea, each piece Deing supposed to represes of from twenty-five ceuts to Tuey a inttle larger im size than a gold” pie Then iaere uw thes-cue box,” by, Wich the game 18 fan a meat by which [ve number of cards Of the vox cau ve tole tue dealer and e There is also a square siiver bo ‘Wii one side cut out to show the cards whieh pat into it and Whicn are drawa out by the dealer. hese consuitute the plant, Belore any betting takes place upon te “lay ¢ n cards epread out iu front of Ub TH GAMBLRAS BUY OF which are ly epted as nt upon all bets, OL fa thes hells upon any particular » arranged that any The Ss of dollars lo mankind are Waceabic tu tue « Ti bas lor a jong Gme been the mtention of the iutoulent of Pouce to tad pul” of down town, yesterday, 2 ck, Was appoluted for tuls pu: + were ed to the captains of rd aad Sixth preciucis vo h every- #o8, DUL MOE LO alloy men lo kuow | e wanted for Wall they reached the | i vudg arranged. in | conjunction Wi Tulendent, Kelso, that all tie | Olleauers should be broggat Gelore ‘nim at lock precisely, so that he Could dispose of allt Ai two o'cl xa prechict rihy ly Ca 1 iis usual miethod, arlived at Lae ombs W qacinding 4 a tropp No. 2 Chaniwers su cet, aud briagi all the paraphernutia of the gu lustan| The court watt crowd of the Must re- 1a loafers NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 2,.1871.—QUADRUPLE SHEET. i Rta mein! THE COURTS. Rood Wade aiso Next im turn came Sergeant Badcox, of the Sec- ond, having seventeen prisoners trom No, 17 Ann street. Like the other case, they nad to break tuto the yoom, aud thos Cy! the gamble! aray- Headed ola cuss, who fauer bave ween at saxty. five yeurs of age, dressed in fly awi colors and adorned on the fronuspiece with au el it pair of gold mounted spectacies, looked down over his glasses and ADMITTED HE WAS THE MONRYED PROPRIETOR of the “crib.” “Fie on you!” said his Honor, ‘that 60 respectable an old gentleman as you should grace such a hell with your presence or give it yoar sup- port. Send him down stairs to the jaliers for the resent.” 2 Ali the prisoners being now together, sixty-two in number, "JUDGE DOWLING ADDRESSED THE us follows:—I congratulate the Superiavendent of Police on the snccess of this step, in bis commmenc- ing the Gestruction of these places. This cannot fail to be @ great beueflt to tne community, for there is more absolute injury to youn men and merchants down town throug! these day games than 18 {inflicted upon others by the Bien G games of “aro.” ‘These Aone men are induced to enter these hells guring dinn hour, invest whatever money they may have m tretr Possession, and invariably lose it, ‘ibe next effort of course 1s to uy to get this money back. For tis purpose it too frequently bappens that these same Young mea, respectable by connection and ip posi- ons of trust, YIELD TO TEMPTATION AND STRAT, thelr employers’ goods or money to feed the games, Dnt only With a certamty of becoming 1 volved deeper and deeper into the quicksand, An- other great good that wii accrue from this 38, 1b will breax up that abominable system of salse pre- tences practised by persons who pretend to have power and influence over the police and ma- gistracy of tals city, whereby they are enabled vo derive from teu to fifteen j er cent from these day games. Pheir mod's operandt 1s as follows:—Tuey et some person unknown at the gaie and give Mm Jorty doliars or fity dollars to piay at some house where they are likely fo derive something by thetr trick, They send” their dupe beiore a mag- iswate to” make a complaint, ‘that house is pulled and the dealers are arrested aud brougiit up. ‘These false prevence men ten come forward and offer ballon the condition that at least oftecen per ceut of all future gains be allowed to them, When ihe case ts called on for trial the false pre- tence men Keep their man outo: the way, and the mogistrate 18 compelled ty dismiss the complaint Aa itis reported to me, ¥ AN EX-MBMBER OF CONGRESS has for years pas. cxere.sed this influence, whereny he rece) itis tine this were stopped. The auth 8 are dotermined to pound tiese gambling nciis out of existence, Your names and photographs are taken, and shonid you ever come here again or Jali into the hands of the Superintendent of Police though ms orders, I shail exercise my power to tie Utmost CO paulsh.y All che apparatus wil be destroyed. You can now go, and remciiber the warning you have re UJ ‘there Was @ generai rush; the gamblers and their friends denaried sadder bat wiser meu, and the court Japsed again into tis usoal quiet, vu FIRE IN BROOKLYN. Destruction of the Chureh of the Messiai—Less Aboat 8100,900, At about five o'clock yesterday afternoon it was discovered that the Protesiant Episcopal Church of the Messiah, at the corner of Green and Clermont avenues, was on fre, Tie fremen responded to the alarm with alacrity, but man bour er 80 alter the fire had broken out ail that remained of that mag- nificent brick edifice were tie jagged walis It made 4 brilliant light and the appearance of flames through the stained windows wes singularly beautitul. The roar of the fire around the high toned organ made monraful music to that which was usualiy heard of a Sabpati. This instrumeat cost $4,500, “The building has only recently been erecied, and, in fact, was not entirely completed, for the steeple remained unfinished. It was of brick, and was one hundred feet in depth and afty fect jront. The cost Jor $40,000, the policies being in two companies—the Pheonix and Cox otal It was insured in we latter $25,000 and'tn the former for $16,090, Tho rector, Rey. Richard B, Duane, expressed his sorrow, a8 did Many oO: the congregation, to see the nobie structure fall a prey to the devouring eie- hient. The James spreat with sued rapidity thas it was impossiole to save of tue furniture, and everyting Was totally demolished, Many juguiries were madeas to TUE ORIGIN OF THE FIRB, and the answer was that it onminated trom the heater in the basement, The sexion, ©, i. Re ; Smith, made a statement to Fire Marsual Keady as to what le knew of it Me made atire about two o’cloes in the a ternoon, Dut not as large as usual. ‘h was ou tire, and found the smoke issning from the oullaing; went down into U Harand fond that the fre Was airectly over the Atuus time it he burned a large hole th he No« Ke turne ou a sinall bose, but ¢ textineuish the fames, and he had to wbadJon it dnd give tae alarm. MUSICAL REVIEW. J. N. Pattivon & Co,, Association Hail, publish avery beauti ul litue song by J. A. Thoinas, ex tuticd “Yo stella m Heaven Tae words by W. C, Hosmer, are far above the average of song poetry of the present day and the melody is somewhat of the Abt end Kocken school, set enurely orgtual ia subject and treatment, rhest Reinking, Fourth avenue, hes additional nuavers ef Charles L’Avenei’s unequaiied tran. eeviptions of asand the classical editions of Peters, the German puntisher. Wiliam Hali & Son putlisha fantasia on “Favo-” rita,” by Gottschaik, which may be regarded as one of the very best of the lamented compgser’s works. Ditson & Co. publish the following 1 Arise from Dreanis of Thee.” Serenade, W. A. Sinith. The metoay ts in 9-8 time, and fs not re- markav irestiness or beauty. ‘The compass ts an octave and a half. aster Hy W. i. Clarke, A cleverly con- 1 Work, With a vocal quartet and solos, ail » It will be found ry interesting for choirs. . “Pearl of the Isle." Son f. Thomas. Another mortals Would do, 10Se t of ths prolilie song writer's protty melodies, with earucetnes: an yo & Paris oper. to the rewards of a wurdecous “red” propost eak to Me.” Song. Campana, Commonplace ae ehtared the CORTE A abon | r, and not at ail equal to the words. cougioueravion of rewdies | ret Thee,” Song. Virginia Gabriel, A pretty an beiwie T | of a deckiedly popular character, 43 pulied is ¢ Fields.” Tou Jurymann, A enarm- “int ten per ceat from a uumber of parues. | of the butiding was $100,000. Jt was only insured | Hie was assteied by his nepuew, Charles McGee, and ailer being tn te church avons two : they went home, shoruy* beiore five was tnformed by a gentieman | He went to tie place | ! maataured, in private cloth siline a melody, In an artistic goiug by threes = aid jour a fa aL F , £0 38 to te. Brit Leach, W ¢ at different time. tion of muttar ad With ali the Oo: Ser aid orighnatity Of tne ser, t to tell ‘The Live Ensiga.” A clever little | te buil marcel ot der, weil arranged. r to sur oauk unt wy ” Styrienue, Charles Wels, midst Of its Operations. The ‘ietor, Joba | An_ intere: Specimen of this qnatot st; Hugues, who has vecome neh ei molody, writves mach betier haa laany of tie His BATRY INTO THK MF LAND, { iy % was first secured, and finaliy t in trade and | re ot Ph Wanttzes.” Stranst. There ia tue remainder of tke coin i to id about osof (ys popular man min detw veption of the p O WETE HOLM SELL A of $1,000 bali The next batch rushed in by the police of the ‘Thurd pre« der command of Captatu Ch ‘were [rom number.ug tea in "The Captain stavea when he cutered wie hou He partes, Woshy young wen boldius posuoas of | trast ani coutidence, were all reaay to commence Operations: the Wble was ‘spread’? and the deaice Was ubout ty commen Mauy ol them rasued to the window of escape Chat way, the! : ‘The entire ined & tthe man bh) charce Wen the gray bk Borrow 10 mabe, Wile Ue assyciutes Lo cruay “sic @ | asia. * ‘ “More RaCKs for tie mule hovted ono of these latter as tic saw dt nt Liair, of the second precinet, readiay with o gind haw of — himan fish he had mace at ls treet. pilin De had KOUE hs mien tot hay aumost ui t 3 those of Ube Bix 1 uemse!ves it Atrer diawing crowd in the $ reett on wo the secoud oor VWirongh te legiumate doorway. Bub the colored stewara suid “nay.” They tricd to break We door, but it was Loo muca for Urey VANALLY “AKO for the officers obtained aa © same mavnue @t No, 14 had Lock an iM mense, ExciLed, Wie Sergeant sought PATED, sce thronzh a win- reat aud cangut my genllemed’ alt on A general rua Was wade to the door. swore aremly in tat way apparatus Was vd ten anti i, A general oututrst of appiause a the viduals wal Wasraiwed iu ibe rtreet when the polie praiouers appeared, Wiethes jor tie one of the other could not be asvcriaint ¢ geutlowen were . dead spring © 3 Vemg quite pune of ie Lesh abe lode ig hen, A man, tabu o character of Hunchbick. who adiitied to the § gear ihe knew where (he mooe7 In the bank Was kept far Yel us Weimg in chats, abd was cent duwE mestiy of tbe cvals and del: coumon witht , Dat the bankers | Bs tug Dest racterisug composer, a3 lis Works are thelr Kind. ‘This is one of ly temp nd Lightning Pot ilop than p ey ca.’ Strats, More of ku, vub vriliant and dasaug ©. D, Wilson, Four 5 that, and the » Wilson oat sone thm #* tries hits Hand at ria. Pus 1s the Worst We have seen so 8 2 s 3 r, Bleecker strect, pub- x, called “Tue Grand Pros. itlols as the title 13, Ue + evideuce OF mu tr trashy song by | ed ‘Hear the Sot even the Wortly ObJorL oF wink published, the re ie! of ihe tu France, cane WoIthiow ne maeer, is¢ its alier Aster pl es one of | mn tna Gold? | ats then the trash Ww 1 Farnio upon ott puvii Muvur ts he im yer ti bis ¢ 1 nity, Cley Millar's song ue The meiod partiewlar.y 80, ane this popu Harding, Bowery, publishes “aoe and Chandon Waits," Finkeuswein, Wi the Wen cent lorut. itis is | the “Champagne Chace” sung by te charming | Miss Lina edwin ia “Litiie Jack Sheppard’? |} W.A. Pond & Co, publish the folowing: “Lite nobin.’? Had. WS, Muilaty, pleasing, cnaracierisuic theme. |W. A. Pon & Co, also puviish a very interest book under Une litle, Tue Correct Order of imental Marmont reatie ol Fundamental asses alld ‘Ihe Inversion and + suusticntes, from te German of Sechier, of the Vievua Copser- vawory Of} adapted fur Amerioan use by C. C. ish two of Bare aud “Lave Me ta beth are , Wer » deverl- nyoser, risoa Home “phe T oration ov Ue past ¢ ar” i Muler, Itts a Work that deserves the atrention of every musician, We shai refer to it aaa | im secuions 8 ‘UNITED STATES GIRCUIT COURT—IN BANKAUPTCY. Appcals—Lapertant Decisiog by Judge Wood- ream, Inthe matter of James K. Place and James D. Sparkman, bankrupts, which came before Judge Woodruil in the Uniied States Cucwt Court op & motuon to dismiss an appeal, the Juage dis- misses the appeal for the reasons forth in the subjomed decision, In the United Staves District Court creditors had applied, through the assignee in bankrupicy, to bring m0 the estate certain property, 1ucluding @ house and furniture in Fifth avenue, claimed to velong to the pankrupts, This application was compiled with, except that portiog of iv waat had refe.ence to the Filth avenve property, which was exempted fiom the socsion ot the istrict Court Av appeal was thereupon taken to the Cireurt Court, which upholds tue decision of the Court below. Judge Woodrur, in rendering Lis DECISION, says the claim of the firm of C, J. Fischer & Co., creditors of James D, Sparkman, was rejected by the District Court, and a decree Lo that effevt was entered in that court on the 26th vi Juae, 1970, On the sth day ot July thereafter tie sad firm so claiming to be creditors claimed an appeal from the decision of the Disurict Court, and gave notice thereol as re- quired by section $8 of the Bankrupt law. But in- stead of jolowipg up the appeal by entering the same in tus court and filing — therewith, within the ten days limited therefor, a state- ment in writimg of their claim—seiitng forth the same substantially as in a declaration for tne salle Cause Of action at lat, to which the assignee shonld plead aad the cause proceed to trialas in actiou at law commenced and prosecuted fn the usual manner m this court, whieh, by section 24 of the act and 26 of the General Orders am Bankruptcy such clamants ace required to do—tiey did nothing by way of statement or decla- railon, Ror evea eatering such appewt in ihis Court durtug tie said ten days, nor have they, at auy ume since, fied such siatement or deciaraion. Both the st aud tae rule revuire that it suail be doue When the appeal 1s entered in this Court. £ have heretofore heid—La re Celum us Cole- maa, a bankinyt, the Northern Distiict of New You—Ulal Lon-compilance with the provisions of Becu9e0s 6 aud 24 aud rule 26 were grounds for disuissing an appeal or attempted ap- peal bo Us Court, apd i Mud no reason to doubt ihe thess of iny decision mn tas case, The couusel jor the claimaut appears in this case to have adopted another practice taan Wal prescribed aud 24 for the ieviey of ihe decision made by the District Court. After the ten days had expired allowed to periect the appeal, and | on the 16th day of Juiy, he fildd # peuuou for the review of that degisioa in cases provided for in Section 2 of theact. In tiis he nas overiooked or has not fully Considered the Janguage ol Wat se tion. ‘ihe power of review givea by that section is broad, but the mode “ol review by pele ton bill, &e, there mentioned, is exprpssly confined to cases in which no special provision is oiherwise made, For the ease Of persons claim. Jng to be Creditors, bub Waose Claims are, Upon the one band or on the other, alowed, spectal pro- Visions made im sections 8 and 24, and these Sechons coutemplate nol a mere review of the adju- dicaton M the Pisivict Cours, but a Uilal Of tie questions of lace by @ jury upok pleadings and an Issue, Or an Issue Of Jaw, af thre slau be ® de- murrer. if was plaquly intended to give to the parry clatining to be creditor aud to the assignee contesting a claim the privilege of such a tral it is suggested tat the claiinants should ve permitted to trial on the peatiou for Teview Of Suvi @ StulemeNt as the stalile requires, If the objection tuat 1 Was not dled within the ten days prescrived by the general orders ia vank- ru, tey could ve obviated, by the assumption of tus coureto extend the rule or reieve frou the cous: queaces of disregarding, 1% Wil notavail the appel- janis, The peution tor jew is neither in torm, wor substance a de jon upon the supposed calise of action to Wuich the assiwnee can plead and go to trial. it 1s a stitement of What tuok place In the District Court, and avers that te proceedings there ure erroneous, It requires th.t the proceedings in that court can be brougat into this cour: for exaimtuntioa, not Upon any 18306 waich can be tied by a jury, but upon the record and minutes of the proceedings; aud accordinuly We clerk of that court has returned tuese proceedia, and thes are piaced before me on tuls motion I auy iurther contest Was to be had alter the rejectton of the ciaim, the assignee had Ube right that it not only be expedited in accordance with the geueral design ot the bankrupt law, to bring the settiement Of e-tales Lo a conclusion as speedily as practicable, hat also to have the further exammation of the claim conducted Lik wary wcHOn at law, ib Wiuca, it ine fa uted, there may be atrial by jury. st be disinissed. The Chadwick Bond Unse. At the last term of the court George W. Chadwick Was cunvicted for having altered and uttered a United States five-twenty bond of the denomination of $10,009. Senience was then postponed, Mr, Ful- lerion, counsel for Chadwick, askea a delay of a ek to prepare afidavits in mitigation of punish- meut, District Atiorney Davis said he woud do nothing to Uusavorably tafuence the Court as to the selene that oUght to Le pronounced upon the pri- soner. sudge Woodruff observed that this was an extreme case, and be would not wulingly do anything to pi havwick before the Coart 12 an umavorable ligit. He concurred in the remars of counsel, hat delay could not prejudice We cuse; 16 would merely projong the imprisonment Of toe ‘prisoner. Num- bers of letiers tad been addressed to tim by femate reiatives of the p ng to thé Court ior mercy. Tins conduct the Court considered untair, but he could no: blaine tose persons Lor Lhe feelings by wich they Were @tuated, He ordered a farimer Suspension Of weatence Ul Saimiday next, and directed that the afidavits im favor of Ute prisoner be @iven lo the District Attorue, before Wednesday. In Bankruptey. VOLUNTARY PeTrTi The fonowing voiuntary peti 3 Were fled during the week: —ituius Waterdouse, Williaia Desendort. DieCHARGES. bd B. Lent, fhomas Dougiass, Apt IN INVOLUNTARY CASES, Clement r he dson, Wella Welco, Albert C. Samson, Wesley Stone ‘s. HITED STATES COMI 33" AC Before Commissioner Shields. The United states vs. Jose Paro and Carlo Me lanthe,—The defendants were heid to await the action of the Grand Jury for selling and offering for elo & large quantity of cigars without beng properiy boxed or stamvel Their counsel was Mr. Ned Price, formeriy & well-known member of the prt ring. cauit. SUPREME COUAT—SPECIAL TETM. An Operatic Orchestra Looking After Pay. Hetore Judge Brady. Louls Alexander vs. Caroline M. Bernard.—A de- ciston was yesterday rendered in tits case, defendant, the weli known prima donna, popate known as Carouine Bernard Qichings, ia Novem 1869, leased the Grand Gpera louse, then known Pike's Opera, Ta and employed ihe plantif as leader Of Lie Orebesiwa. Ati gagement she was unable to pay the orchestra in fail, and so gave ¢Wo proinissury notes for the balance dine them, and delivered to the plaiatit as trastee for hunseit cheatra. ‘The defe members of the sground that the defendant w: action being brought in this State Sylvania, her residence, could not be The Judge held that uns de ence no! tevab ein this case, ancl that as to the indedied- esa The notes were convineing proor orf tL a Plant was eutitied with ilberty, | aot Pew After Bal Glendening e ah vs Pe this « cision was rendered yesterday. Jc *will ered that the deiendant gave the plantitts a writ- ten certifeation maxing biaself responsible tor E. Wheaton’s siock account witu thom as it ewod on tho date of giving such instrument, aad invemnity- Jug thom agaist any loss, Atibis tine Ms. Wheaton was luaedted to the painting for $47,212 for stocks purchasea tur him, aad whieh stocks tuey had the right to sell ox Lis Account UpOR ais fairure to pay Is Indebleduess. ‘They nouded bim of their fatenlon so to dispose of The: unless the debt was paid or eeented, and thas the written guarauteo of Mr, Wh Wes given. The stocks wero held on to for some time, ‘ly sold, out not enough wag r to py toms Indebtedners, and th on Waa brought ty recover the balance ulpald, oydoubl ty ihe giaranien 0% de> be remein- uit. ‘Phe ¢ sain to tas a bY reer ts that Gi & bi altered Its Condiaious ag t re Lad not been any assignment then that Mr, sau hnproper par. ‘Phe Court netd that MuMent Wis not Of the suarantes, but and carcied the gnorantce as au Accu Dobsov, the Alleged glieh hiveA plicotion for His Discharge Uyown Writ of Habeas Corpussthe Uxtradiiiot Yreaty Aw Bearing on Hie Case—A ‘Yolegram of Ine quiry » to Liverpool. Thomas Dobson, the young rosted, a8 Will be remembered, on be ship Queen, pursuant to a telegrat Tolice of Liverpool asxing such awOn iat ad emibez: be kept mcastody until the Engl! arrive and take hun in charge, was bro cay veure Judge Oardoxo, of tte supreme ‘Court, Dpor a Writ OF Habeas COLpUs The prisoner, WhO Was fasitonably dressed, showed evulently | yery litde corn ae ta the pr Mags, Mr. Howe, Counsel jor the prisone be ischarged ie ground taal 2 ou Treaty embezzlement 14 wot cluded. ald tat ishman lately ar. ard the el ers could qh yeetor- set” © Conclusion of the ene | g | Charlotte Howard re ee Goondenng & Davis | | the * amportance having been reported in the HERALD, 1b | triai, on the ground of nous, thereiore the prisoner coutd not legally be retained in enstody. Assistant District ney Fellows insisted, in sppomnon. to tbe m jor the prisoner's discharge, not suictendy gcplet std It maoue wheter the crime of whi Sets accused 18 forgery or embezale- wel The dude stated that if the Extradition Treaty aid not permit holding the prisoner in custody he moni of course have to di e him, althougn he a tit best for this country that all such per- sons were gent ont of it. He would hod the case eked cane a unl er ager J peed velopments, Meanume bave @ ‘am to Liverpool to inquire tbe nature of the charge pre- Terved against hint, Decisions, By Judge Jngraham, Thomas M. Tyug vs. Matinew Batra et al.—Mouon granted, without costs. By Judge Barnard, Brinkly vs, Brinklp.—Memoranda for counsel. 3 GUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TEAM. Before Judge Jones. Epelein vg. Epelein.—This te a suit for a limited dl- vorce, the action being brougnt by the wife. The basis of the action is alleged cruel and inhuman conduct, ‘Khe charges that he is a brute; that be has been in the habit of beating and Kicking her, ‘and drove her from the house; ste says, further, that his lacome 18 $4,500 9 year, and asks that he be coaipelled to pay from thé same for ber support. On his side its char ed that she is a .ury; iat she is much younger and strouger than he; that on one occasion. in ove of | her \wotrums, She tore up a ten dollar bill, alsoe deed uud other valuable papers, and that he gave her $1,490, Win a portion of whicn she bought a house and lot at Red Hank, N. J. As to his income, it Was stated that he bought a house Jor $25,000 in this ity, but, with paymea: o: taxes and interest on & Moriguge, 8 Lncume 18 only ¥500 & year. The Judge, after listening to what the opposthy counsel had to say on the subject, Wok the papers, reserving his aecision, SUPERIOR COUAT—SEWEAAL TEAM, Decisions. By the tall bench, There was a meeting of a full bench of the Judges of the Superior Court yesterday. The only business transacted was rendering decisions for the term, which are given below, and which, a8 will be seen, arequile numerous. All the cases of any special 13 unnecessary to give more tban the titles of the erases aud decisions in an epitomized form, al- tough some O Lhe judges have spua out regarding some of them very éluporate optulons. By Juiges Mouell, McCunn and Spencer. Bliza Coit vs, The Siwih Acenue haily ad Compar ny-—dadginent and order adirmed with costs, hares J. biser vs, Charies Luling e a.—Judg- ment reversed and new trial ordered, with cosis to thé appr tant, to apide the event. Geary N. While o% Albert & Colgan et a!.—Order afirmed, < © veely Green vs, Gustaoug Rice,—Judagment roversed and new trial granted, With cosis to cae appellant, to abide the event, Order denyimg mi tion fora new c, auirmed With costs. Lawrence Meyers et a. 0s. George Grozer.—Judg- ment and order ailirmeJ with costs. Kober MoGrath vs. James W. Bed.—Judgment af- firmed, Leopold Bernstein vs, Damel Sweeny. affirmed, a Wacam Reese vs, Root Norrts—Judgment af- rmed, Theodore Schrof vs Whliam Baur.—Judgmeat and order affirmed, with costs, vames # Mates vs. Kate Wood,—Order re- versed, bs Bernard Sanuels vs. John McDonald, impleaded, dc.--Exceptions susiained, verdict set aside and new trial grauted, wlih coais to Wie defendant, to ainde the event, George k. Lemning vs, John H. Puleston—Ijudg- ment reversed aud new (rial ordered, with costs to the appellant, to abide the event, James Clark vs. the Mercantue Insurance Com- pany.—Exceptions overruied and judgment ordered for the plain.ut, brane Kinhey et al, vs, James Gill et al.—Case, reversed, with costs and disbursements, Joseph Fe Martin ts, Widiain A, Farnsesorth— Judgment reversed and new trial ordered, with costs to abide event, : Joseph &, Stuyvesant va, Joseph E, Browning.— Judgment aMrmed, with costs, SUPERIOA COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Decisions. By Judge Jones, Judgment Charles B. Hofman vs. Ayred L, Seton et a— Order granted. Herman Stirn vs. The Great Western Insurance Company.—same. Anna Darling vs, Philip B, Townsend.—Same, Mary 8. Morris vs. John F, Kobbicr,—Sane, Charles P, “Currie et al, vs, Alexander K. Laing.—same. Lows Maver vs, Wiliam P. Earle.—Same. Jonn 3. Connell vs, Davia J. Buckley.—same. J. EB Kingsley v8 George A. Bisseil,—raue, J. BE. Kingsiey vs. We W. Cark. -Sam J.D, Kingsivy vs, Fredericis Prentice,—same. Frederick J, Burihaupt vs, Norman W. Fintay.— Same, Mary McLain vs, Thomas Yon Ganat.—Same. Joun J. Kipp vs David Macdonaid.—Cumplaint dismissed. Fuler vs. MuNing. —Demurrer sustained, Mingesheimer et al. vs, Boag. —Dewmarrer annulted, Tyng vs. Commercial Warehouse Comp.sny.—See ord®r suggested. Riey'o!, Decker.—Demurrer sustained. Barstow et al. vs, Hansen et al,—New trial ordered. Etsing ox, Senreyer et a.—Indxment for plaiariil. Hamal & a vs. Hamit.—Iissues ordered to be Sramed. Leonard vs, Rider,—Mowon to secile case granted In part and denied as to balance. By Judge Friedman, Edward Hunt vs. Hearietia Vintbarim,—See de- The Charloite, Columbia and Augusta Railroad Company vs. Morris K, Jessup.—See opinion witit clerk, By Judge Moneill. Frederick W. Pord vs, Mary Ben Ford.—Motion for attachment denied, See opinion. CONMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TEAM. achunging Real R-inte—Fraudolent Convey. ances. Refore Judge Larremore. Mae Borger vs, Thomas Thornton, David Anéer- son and Charlove FP, Howard.—The plaintau’ and Thomus Thornton mace an agreement about the Ist of Apia to exchange the house No. 172 Cherry street for No. 803 Forty-second street. According to the terms of the agreement $12,000 was to bo patd to Borger. On the 224 of April jast David Anderson, | son-l -law of Thomas Thoraton, through the | gon of the lat who is iawyer, conveyed tne property in Cherry street to David Anderson for the consideration of $6,000. On the exaummation | Anderson swore Uhat hie patd his father-in-law checks that he got from his that he aid not know where lis wile got th nd Gid NOL KDOW Who they were payable to nor whose checks tney Were, nor Wiat was their umount, and refused to | produce thein on the trial. On the doth ot april a | | Wot was commenced agamst ihoraton for a epeciic pertormance of the contract, 1% being contended | | that 1 was a fraudulent’ conveyance by ms | } fatver-in-la: Oo itn, Un tre 6th of May, through 4 | Dayid Anderson, [he lawyer, 1 was alleged that ved the deed Irow Auderson | on @ pre‘ended payment 0: ¥6,suy, subject to mort. | gags, and the plamuil claimed by a 8upE } bil that that was a* fraadul Jotie Howard sw. that sh son and ‘Thornton, and the cuecks were received aud that neliher Thornton, Sr., had realzed a cent ot ‘money frow m. Mrs Howard tesufiel that she was intro- duced to Anderson by young Fhorntoa at tne grains | mar school whieh she teac up town, ana that he | | was her lawyer, Judge Larremore held uiat ties conveyances were ail fraudulent and without con. ehteration; tial they should be set as and that the deienrtant, should convey to the plamud the pro- perty under tie contraet. For plyntis, Judge Cutver; for defendant, Harris & Thornton. Ander. swore that Thornte nor And paid che Anderson by young Decision By Judge Rovinson, Black vs, Ryder.—Motion wo amend denice, with ten dollars costa, Slattery vs. Coulter doilars costs. rhen ve, Dawer.—Motlon granted, Fist os Fiesi— injunction dissoived, Motion grante!, with te BROOKLYN COURTS, UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. A New Trin Before Judge Benedict A new tial bas yeen granted in the case of Daniel | NeCole, Who Was recently convicted of passing | counteriett mone, ‘bhe uew trial was grauted on eronud that new evidence In favor of tie ac cused had been discovered. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. Hlfcht Distilling. Before Commissioner Jones. Jonn VOX avas before the Commissioner yesterday tho charge of Nheit distilling in Degraw street, hear Van tront, The stil was seized on Priday, | When Fox was arrested. “nother Lan to Wage the premises for a stable, CAS OD \ | virtue, cision with clerk. ju } bun $1,00) as aw — Wills Admitted. Befor» Surrogate Veeder. During the past week the Surrogate adinittel to probate the wills of Jobn Fleming, John Wendeeken, Addison W, Browo, Bernard Riley, Patrick Clark, ae Dow and Mary Force, all of the city of Letters of administration were granted on the estates of the Iollowing named deceased persons, Viz.:—Thomas 1, Olden, Jawes £, Hicks, Bliza Sulitvan, Martin Schuitz, eae Lowndes, Evan Beach, Wilham J. O'Conner, Fiancis Anderson, Abratam Head, Joby Carey and Wiliam McVee, al) of fi ety + Brooklyn, lers Of guardianship of the person and estate of Matilda EB. Walling Rad Edwin R, Waling to Georgiana F. Walluig, tueir motner; of Chariotte E. Mead, Mary Mead, Willian L, Mead and Hester Bondo Charlotte Meaa. tue motners ot wan Saran Dun) i una, ther father; all of the city of ae sida _ SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Abrolate Keceivership. 4 Before dudge Gilbert, j Heeney vs, Carvoli é Clarke.—Thig was @ mo tion to make an ex parte order. appointing the plainuf receiver of the copper boiler manuiac- turing firm of Heeney & Clarke, of this-city, abso. ute receiver. The plaintift, by tus counsel, Mr, Lewall read a verified co upigint, showing that the planui and defendants were copartoers quder firm name of Keeney & G.arke; that the dru was insolvent, and that unless a recelver Was appola ted ani the concern wound up it woud go into | bankruptcy, He had procured an ex varie order appvinting the platuff receiver, aud be desired make it apsolute, Dennis NcMahon opposed Lnis motion on a verified answer aod on a iong string of ailidavil:, showing | tout Mrs. Carroll (bis Client) Mad pub inio tuat bra machinery Worit $20,000, and @ Valuable iuctory aud lease on Forty-sixth and Forty-seventh street; ‘Worta $20,000 more; taal the ober partners only Dub in, One $1,000 and the other »3,00; Wat The platnuit Wus conspiring Wita the defendant, Clarke, who Was @ eur relative o his by ulartiage, to cheat her | oat of ber mterest ta une “firm, and to have a re- ceiver appomted and thus to deprive ber of ber pro- perty; that the plaintut and Clarke had had exclue Sve possession of te rm, aud 1 iv was msolvent they had ran it in devt; that ter husband, John Carroll, had oeea ‘her agent im tne iirm and by the crigmal agreement be was to su- periotend the manuiactory; that giwcovering there Was @ leak of thousands of doilats im ihe payroll ue (ir. Carroll) bad tried to prevent it and also to heep a tully Of the waterlais used: thal as soon as de- fendant, Clarke, discoverea 1 he (Ciarse) had Lor. bly ejected: ber said agent trom the factory and pre- vested him fom exaninug 10e@ voOoKS OL Lie firm, and the piainitt aocvted nim to it agamst the positive provisions of the articies of the copartuers sip. Mr. McMahon, for the. defendant, exclaimed against the abure of the process of (ius Cours im the Bully party pomg on an ex parte statement toa duage at Chambers and procuring ihnsei appoited reeviver Without givius aay nol.ce of 16, which, he claimed, Was a direct violation of the bew rules of the supreme Court, A great many charges were Inude against the plamud. | ‘The aiscussion became animated and finally Mr. sewail prayed tie Coart to give hin tue w er these aiiidavits, and the Couri, aiter hearing MeMahon against lt, inaily alowed the plaiu- Ulla further opportanity to preseut additional audl- | davils. ‘They are to be served on Mr. Mesiapon as Mrs. Carroll's counsel, who bad liberty to reply Ww) them, dnd tle moun Was adjourned. VILLANGUS VEAL. Se THE RAILWAY WAR, The Engligh Shareholders in the Federa) and State Courts, The Boston and Erie Company in Bankruptcy. Inthe Volied States Circuit Court yestorday ‘the cases affecting the Coleman and Robinsoo receaver- ship of $60,54shares Qf Erie stock, claimed to be ‘tong to Heath and Raphacl, the Engiish share- holders, and the petition of Jay Gould, wiv has sot Up @ claim to these shares, Was again cailed up be fore Judge Blateniora. Mr. Southmayd obseryed that Mr. Robinson would Uke un adjournment, in consequence of the-absence of his counsel, Mr. Vanderpoel, and with regard te ‘the petition of Jay Gould tt might become necessary to send for aflidavits to London. Both parties con- sented to an adjournment for two weeks, 40d COuNe kel askeu the Vourt to concur in this arrangement, Mr. T. C. Buckley, counsel ,for Mr, Coleman, sald he was satistted with tiis arrangement, Judge Biatchtord remarked that if counsel found it necessary to have any iurtuer modlucation n¢ Would grant it, as it was tg intention that the reference before Mr. White should be proceeded with without delay. Mr. South a—fne cXamigation will probably occupy a considerable time. Mr, Buckey—We will do all we can to facilitate a full and complete exeinination, ‘The case then went over jor a fortnight, THE UOSTON, HARTVORD AND BitiE RAILROAD. The cas of the Boston, Hartford an | Eric Ran. roa Company was before Judze Woadeut tn the United states Circuit Court yesterday, 1¢ came up Of Lo-tpostment on the petition of seth Adams and James Alden against the Boston, Havitord and erie Railroad Company, The petition ts for a review of the ad,u jication fa bankruptey in the D.strlet Court o, Connecticut agamst Lue railWay company ab the suit of Janes Alden, . Counsel made a motion for the review on the grouads, frst, that by the provisions of the Bank sy actand the General Orders issued under it, e 1S one Where the Hiisirict Court when first acquired jurisdiciton mast fetaui exciusively, and that the prior petitioniag creditor in baakraptey im anotuer district, Adama, was we — proper party’ to show that such exclusive jurisdic. tion had been created in tis case, and, secondly, — Chap wherever proceedings in bankruptcy. were coliusively commenced Uitier @ recent agreement With & Gebtor, aud was he omtied to make a valid defence which actually existed, Ji was open to him, or \o any third party *ho ought be injurtousty allected by (he constiumae tion of Such proceedimus, 10 have a right to come in, and, npon proper appiicatuon, be aumitied gy the Court to devend against diva af ta Counsel ior the various uiteres! hear: m the expression of their view case, which has not yet reached a conclusion. THE ED H HOLDERS OF ERIE RAILWAY SUARES, The case of Heath e. al, vs, Th Erte Railway Com- puny came up in the supreme Court yesterday before Juage Cardozo, pursuant to adjourument, on motion to discharge James tt. Coleman, receiver Of the 60,00) shares Of Brie Ratway stock clalued by FEngush stockholders, aut fis sureties aud lasirac. tions as to the disposition he showd make of tiem, Ar. De Cosia, appeartug lor alr, Coicinaa, said he understood the suit hat beeg discontinued. He concerned Were vpou te Breoklym Health Authorities Appealed To, | Dail atleast been so informed by Whe counsel on the Forbearance being no longer considered a the humane champion of animal rights has appeated to tite sympathies of the Brooklyn au- thorities, whose duty it is to protect the dumb brate from Injustice, co aid him in punishing the trans- gressors, Yesterday tae folowing communication ‘was received from Mr. Nergh ou the subject THE AMTRIOAN SocLETY Vou THE i PREVENTION OF C 1 RO ANT MATEY 696 BROADWAY, New Youk, Marca Bt, Is7l To THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE’ BOARD OF HEALTH, BROOKLYN 3 (EN‘LEMEN--You may not be ignorant of the fact thatthe preside has, at cost of mucin ume ly striven to correct we cruel disgusting Wrongs inticted on man and beast feariu! eharnel houses situated in and around here awili milk is manutfacture!, Personally, L my healt and live, ans subdjecie! myseli to aa amount of scornand abuse rom judges, juries and ti puvite generauy for unselishly during wo adate these horro: wuich have left me in douvt Whether your qitizgas do not prever the perpetnation of these (ou: ev! ‘Technical and arbitrary rales have been raised by counsel and invariably: ined by your jud, do order to bar my progress, and in one lustancs @ miagictrate actually went so. Jar as to'turn the undersicced and | is wicnerses out of coart wihout hearing, notwithsianding the submitted authority of | the Ditifet Attorney that he actet oa his veball For this helnous ouirage on the rights of a free peop'e appealed to the Grand Jury of the county, who promptly Indicted the offender; but bis ease has not yet been dit osed of. Porhave thought tnroper to give you this briof report of the present statis of the subject before faviting your attention ‘to the sabjoined extract from # letter whica so truthtutl: and alarmingly recalls to mind the sickening incidents of lay former experienc ‘The purpose of this communteation is to inquire whether there be any authority lodged in your hands to eradcae this foyi ulcer trom the bosom of oF whether society over which I and in and erlal, repent: criminals, whose crimes as much surpass which enzaxe valy attention of our as mminier wumple lyin, shall bo courts suilered to continue their death-d trace unrebuked, The catti pried in thi wretones to 3 ut your cominand wien avaliable, Yours, 4c. | HENRY BERGIL, President, | [Letter reforred to in the above.) } BROOKLYN, £. D., March B, 1871. | feet it a diity allke to myself and tamil bite generally to inform you ot the fear. ful Mate or the exitle in “this vicinity, ‘The ius and filth are kneo ds lowing of no propet ling and emoralizing ingen Ktrect arecom- | wder to theae 8 society are always Mr. Hryny Brrou:-~ Rearror 5 tor the poor brutes ehher to lie Nor ts shis aul, My aight watciman invormyme cattle are irequently ta the 8 aushter honses counecied wich thes YATUS OF pens BO. weak as to reqttire cor (oat men to steady their hait-dead ier house, This is done aways berween, nibt and daylight, H Vbes® sick caitle ar? slaughtored and the meat sold to re- tailers thronghoat the city, an perhaps { may help to cons | fame it tayset, Verbups the latter portion of the comptaint pertains more partioniariy to the Board ot Meaitn; kc wo, please repor: the matt Dr. Cochran, the Health OMcer, ig besity enearea in investigating the cause of the complhuut, and Will, If the acts as siated are snostanuated, do everyting in his power to eradicate the evil com- plained ol. MORMOVEM (OTNG EST, A Man with Six Wives. The Troy Ténes gives the outlines of the catecr f | & traveling doctor whe 1s shown up at length by ie brie Dispaich, The former paper sors lis pompous: wmanner and volubilily OL tongue have given Lin the Name of Dr, Whisi.ewiud, but Wis real name is Sev. Taylor. He is fue Lusband of six wives and er of no end o: children. Tt says further ctor is @ Shocuacer by trade, and nis tirst nial AdVencure Was W.Th tu actress I a cc he Charms Ola pretty Quakeress pnduced vin t his wife ana tie iWo Cltidren, and he the former, living with ner until her sed by the explosion of a doctor Mext faired hts servant girl “then wih a patient irom Syracuse, a Mrs, » lor whom he seems to have had @ genuine asection, living with her ior the long period ot fitteea yeu 8. 4 docir next turned Up at Lanstngburg, when he re sented himself to be a widows aud seemed fo have suaer opened a medicinal ofic with Sirs. F nd Who, siace learning lis true characcver, 18 like atuer to Dring jum ty justice or make tac country tow hot to hold bin. ie married fer im droy jour years @ 0. 0ue of ls sous aud a girs. King being the witnesses. She was worth 98,00, aud sie fla Wedding present co set up a coauury shoe store in Norih Cort, bub be ran Uaroagh , 4G, laid around drank, aud ia three mous had ouly | @ teW dovars leit. Gefire Jeaving sorth Cormth, | however, an oilver came wita @ Wairant iof ovine goods under false precences, He appeaied to lig Wile, and ihe paid $4.5 to save hin trom puashinent, While getting ready to emigrate wo i, Wife No. 4, Airs, Dusenbury, made ner ap- f ‘ance and demanded tia he saoud come and ive with ber and her three children. He aemed, mn Presence ol wite No. 6, that he had veen marred’ to, No. 4 She sari sae could bring proot enough, but he would do someching tor the support ol the ciidven she Would not prosconte. He nad swindled | @ shoe Munn wcluer at Albany out of over ene Mune dred dollars Worth of goods, dua Uyese he packed in @ bos wad bold his lave compauton to take (ham aud sell hem tor the Deuert of herself and ehildrea, He | Quen started for Brio wit Wile Nod val Alber & Short Ging martied & sixth wife in that place, and pubior paris unknown, ‘ihe .ast tae he was head irom he was in Souta Lend, md, Tue ‘Troy lady aud Wife No. 4 are Loch afte a he can Wardly Dupe bo escape—at least trom tug clutches of tae joriner. i married death, which was ¢ kerosene jamp, The and became ac uainied acs My WHO Decale is fitch wile, THE SCHOEPPE* CASE. A Caritslo correspondent of the Philadelphia, Zn. arrer writes a8 folluws.—Tae petiitou, symed by — several thoustud citizens of Cumberland county, | praying Governor Geary to pardon Dr. Sehoepye, dow confined in the jalt at Cartisie, and all the OUKer | papers pertuntog to an appli a tor pardon, Were presented to M8 Excellency th ‘hursday, the 10th tv, by Ke: Dr. a. d. Vitaer, of tus piace. The Governor received | the gentemen kidly, and couversed Whit thea In | Oh duavle mauner. ie referred wh the papers to the Attorney Gekeral, (6 wake w report Luerey: ‘The counsel of vr scaoeppe, acdig Uhder the sap- | positiun has Le papers Would be presented sooner, H Wad MICeAYY, On Che oF Of THis MOUEN, BENE A Witter arcuniens WO Une ACcorney Generis, MOUs Ke Carrol Brewsier, tespCoting Suue important giterdiscoye ered evideude im the ease. ‘The petition, winch ov ‘last Tharkday Was pre. The evidence adauced yesterday did nov slow iio the Governor, Was a Fory large one, larger, that the aceus d the soi; bat ‘one Witness, | tar any ormor that ids ove becn presented from owner of the premises in Which tie stil was found, | Curaberlond cou swore U he (fox) Tesemmed & man whe eae | itis endorred by the t cous ot Cumbermnad we county, aod, aiwong them Py Hut” WhO hevetolore believed vr. SeuoeuDe cui | reanz hy Ot: LE XeCUEVe IM thie Case, | roteauule Kprscopal Clute OF | other side. Mr. ft. C. T. Buckley urged on behalt of Mr. Cole« man’s surives that Wey should at ouce be released from tbely bonds Mr, William Ml, Evaris spoke on behalf of the Enge lsh stockholders, and reciied the present tatus of the case beore Judge Biaichtord, of tag United dtates Circuit Court, Judge Fullerton took up the cudgels for the Erlo Ratiway Company. Judge Cardo.o said that it might be told to Judge tehiord that the State court could at any ume discharge the receiver. He could vol sea wiat ad- vantage there could ve baa order discharging the receiver's bonds; that the United staves cour: heid Ulat the transter Of Lie Case couserred jurisdicuon over the receiver, and iso over’ the sure es on the receivers bond, then the sure render of the bona, or even its actual destruetion, would not deprive te parties inter. e ied inti Of thelr righis im tuat course under the bond. He would think over te mutter, und i be saw occasion ty grant ihe motion le would see that the parties mnteresied were promptly nouiied, JARNDYCK & JARNDYCE IN NEW ORLDAYS. Unfortunate Legacies to the City. [From the New Orieaas Tunes, Mareh 25.) We hope tiat no eccentic Muiivdualre will ever repeat te folly and wikindness of mute this chy: @iegutee Of AMY pordon vf his acquisilons mM tne mauuer aad stye of Join Mewouvgi, Nicholas ‘od, Stephen Guard, Jo.n », Fink and owers, Tue several iegucies of these Well-ntenuoaed bat raiher crack-bramed vid acqhivitors save proved, reguiat DUisalies, emburrasineuis. cases of treuble, WOgation, @ ten@auun to maiaduuustras hon aud omer irreguiarites, in almost every case the wouey and property thus bequeathed have been eltier misappropriated or sqanndered Wilhout & pariicie oi benelit to ue hk John McDonogh’s turge estate was dissipated in the expenses incident to the attempt to pu strargiy and wake \ewal bis cranky vid will, Whatis let of 1. consists a cr dit on the buOKs of Une Gy In Javor a the (tad whiel 1s an enrely maaguary one, no one ever tnasining Use way attempt wil be made to Curry Out Cue bene Gient Hb cots of Me testator, lu oller Words, the city oWes itsel: Beve> ral handed thousand dottarsoa acco neon tie fund, Aud as Use cily diaputes every ocher chain ul demand upon If, iis Wot provaste Gah il WH ever bother ielt about the Wisues or design Of Joni Neponogn. : piepuen Girard, of Phuadelpnia. left some country pro, city to the city, bUL IU Was tavotved La Hugabody 4nd We presume Has ong since been swadowcd up there Or ByQacded Upon. sono wv. FINK, & Ciuse-weted Teatony Wo ior & long tune wok ; lis meals in Poydras Market, Mave a jegucy to the Git, rataer a Cumbsous and tapractioavie one, The greaver portion 01 Lids Was slo.ea by somebody, and What reinanted 18 represented tu the sane form as Julia Mevonogh's—te wit, Credit iM Lavor OF Une Lan On Uke elty’s books —witien 1s about as valuable au Hie aS Uke bills Leceivavie Which oft Colvitel Of Arkunsus, Was wold by ife indian Com- missiocer AL Wasiungion to take from oie Indes tor aa over payment wade by We Cuionel. oles or haud of an infu, secared oY morigage one Dreecu clout, scaly ng ‘ie abd raged Olanket! Why, sit, L woud ratues ihe at accepled drait of am Tinos red heated woudpecker.” 4 Lasity, cons oat Wone Of contention ana Hugauon, the ¢ Hyugsl, Lue pols Asturian oF ‘of Lhe mayora ty 0: This Cry, Gitod Was a funny old Frenchoiaa, of Some Very Soid guauues, He wad once Mafol of iis city, And Weicowed General Jacks SOR Ob 13 arrival here, dud co op witw Hiv im toe vigusous res'siance to the Briust. ‘Tits he ddd Move Irom Nace of toe Lriosa tian com love of the Americans, e Was at inicuse Frenohinau aod great devotce 10 the First Napoivon.” tor Wael ne eiecicd Wie House al Lie Corner OF Chaltres and Sh Lous st aud sent Raa od ivikdva to come Revie over au upy it li Was sud iat ne was the lenuing personage in a conspiracy, sot up 1a Us cll, we tue rele. se @Ad deportation Of Sapd- Jeon JrOw St Lge. O.d Givud MiG UXCT cased about the dusy0stiiou of Ms property alter nis deaw, Ho had a curious habit Oo. mauiestug his Yegurd lor personal imends by wriiug ous LiwWe vous OF LOWS, IM LNG 1avOe and sLckmg them away in some secret rece we caleer Ais death some pour man who had t & one of Givod'’s Oiibdesks, discovered Is a Seorel dTwWer & Lamoer OL Uiexe’ Vows In favor OL promuent cluzens. TOCeCMNES WEre TAKGA TO "ee possession OF ¢ bon, and atierwards W enforce thei against © estat’, Which had KOUe LO Ms Tegitl hers, Wiih wuat result We coud never ieara, Kae vid Freuchman vucther maa i (es(et bis pride in tae ofliee hy tad Hed and MS Gulite sinpaciies by making @ special legacy Of 2100.00 for Lie dbitshygent of An orphan asy.uai ior tie chiidrea of French cri. wens, aud gave tle Wilole Control ol this tegacy vo tue Mayor of New Orieans. Ligation aaa bad dranustratron reduced tits legaoy ty ltie Over $50,000 when the chy got passessiva Of fh. Ab iach, however, tial sum Was salcily lodged in the pank box of Mayor A.D. Crossuiai—a tinifty, pradQut, dwthiul pavile Oficer—who took great pride in this trust, myested it on Judkeiously ati very ooh doused tne amount. db Was ulsy Well adanma- tered and daitiully guarded oy Mts successors, anUt just VeTore the ae wary bavINg rouched the sum of $100.00, 1 gol entaugled A. OMe eLAbarrasse ments, ib escaped, luwever, even these, aud Mayor Mouroe thougut he coud nos do beiter with the fand wan to apply it to tie Cousttucsion of a fine Culiding on 4g snare given Jor that purpose by Mr..oln Daviasunt, on tie ridge, The DuLGi gy Was put ap, neurky compievcd, wi Me, J... Conway, the lute Mayor, Hives oF Loyr days belore his term of ofice expired, thouget be could pLicr than Lo accep of & propusiiog wy , Wild characteristic Cioqucnee by ht, Gevige & Lacey, present Cay Atiorn to trauser Ratt! asyltct and property to ou Mstitclion Called Nionolas eared Orphan Asyiual, 19 considerawou Wiueh the said a-sociation agiced to take cave of all oe orphans and Must te conditions oF the enueve P On the accesston of Mayor Flanders to this, trast Governor "Ol jast | he (ound hinself besel With claus of the contrac. My. HM. wewera*Aud |*tors wid baiders oa the fund, nove of whom had been paid; oat asthe money of the tuvd had been Jowned to the city tie Mayor appued the sarewsty the city trewmary and mae ib uiszorge, and igus daied a Wie claims aga’ tre legacy. iis wonor was Milly dehghied with this rest, and foadiy jmagined tint he nad got the valuavie Piyperty Wel Ly hand, ad maga Now wo % Wo. kK OM a plan torealize the Odjeo. oi ihe beue\oient vede RHor Prout this land delusion te Was suddent arouse one day by tie discovery ot Lhe nowwrial ack: of teauster and sale nade by ils pr osdov sour days Lelore bis decheanve to the Niaowal Givod Ore phan Asyiutn, created wuder cle auseas OF We Loutsakn, or. @uwized under Wie direction of chat ‘aocigenpans seer who administers Ue 1aW deparunent of OUF city woveruincny <\