The New York Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1872, Page 8

8 (CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. THE GENERAL ORDER BUSINESS. The Rates of Storage Adopt:d by the Joint Committee. A New Tariff Proposed for the Country. ‘The regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce ‘was held yesterday at their rooms, in William street, Viee President Upayke 1a the chair. ‘The Chamber declined tu petition Congress for an @ppropriation to put into operation Colonel Gowan’s ‘plan of lightering vessels over bars, while approving ef the general system as explained by kim at the Qast regular meeting. Mr. OppyKE announced that a bill was now be- fore Congress relative to the assaying of precious metals, the effect of which would be to throw the ‘business into the hands of a moneyed monopoly at San Francisco, and urged that the Chamber take chon. The bill was referred to the appropriate ommittee, with power to call a special meeting to make their report. PROPOSBD N8W TARIFF LAW. GkoRGE W. Dow submitted tne following in sup- port of w permanent tariff law, which he suppie- mented by a brief speech. It was referred to the @ommittee on Foreign Commerce, Commercial and Revenue Laws, &c., with power to call in others for conference, and report at the earliest oppor- tanity:— Whereas in a period of about eighty vearsthere have been Basie by Congress no less forty-five ditferent tariff ffecting the duhes on merchandise imported into the Unite d States—averaging more than one for every Congress Since the foundation of our present government—raising ‘and reducing the rates and making articles free or dutiable Tender the impuises of the times, and thirteen of these tariffs ‘were made within ten years, twelve of which are in opera- Hon at the present time, while still another is in contempla- tion; and whereas the frequent alterations of the rates of duty bave ever been productive of serious annoyance and fajury to our country at large by continually disturbing and unsettling the regular course of frade and by deranging the currency and _other- ise, beturing ‘rus upon ihe, plans and establisnments Lby previous tanita, besides being an element of much Cem ion and waste of public time aud money in the halls of And the politics of the nation: and wi 4m the opinion of the Chamber, t ood of the country Gemande that ber tari’ lawn should hereafter be constructed ‘with more care and deliberation, and in reference to the ut- most stability and permanence that there should be atull and ‘Thorough investigat.on into all the industrial departments in ‘rder to properly understand each and every article in its ses and importance, and the various phases wherein it may affect other articles or be affected by them in thelr rates of Jaxution, and aiso in thelr relation to similar or competing ones of home production; and whereas the following @ugsestions appear to be appitcable as # general outline for meeting the wants of commerce in the formation of such tari iaw:—First, that all imported articles should be arranged under the heads. thore intended to be al- ‘ways dutlable, those intended to be always free and those ich may be duttable or free, as the government exigencies Second, that the number of dutiable articles should ‘reduced to the smallest scale consistent with the recep- téon of a proper public revenue, and a ‘doe rogard to au inet dental protection of those home indus:ries which are deemed worthy and essential to the general good, because such Feduction, with an avoidance of all complex moues of assess- ment, would slmpliiy the work and lessen the ex: penses of colleciions; also diminish fraudulent and Zecugguing “importations and errors of construc. Won with their attendant reclamations and law. @uits. Third, thut a good, expensive and liberal bonded ‘warehouse system should’ accompany the tariff of duties. Fourth, that every dutiuble article should be no classified of found that more or less revenue {s required, » g@mple increase or reduction of a percentage on each rate wili sceomplish that object. Fifth, that when such changes 4m the rates of duty ure made the fact should be publicly an- Sounced ai, leamt dno year Detore sney go into effect, and all merchandise then In bond should be treated as fresh importa- ona, subject only to the new rates of duties; therefore Resolved, That dhe attention of the United Btates Congress ‘at Washington is Teapectfully aqced for the consideration of the foregoing preamole, and it 18 requested to authorize eemmitier, composed of suitable members from the different sratione of the country, with power to act continuously and ) recess of Congressional sessions until the work is Sarnte, is ‘order to collect from past experience and from ants, manufactorers, avficulturisis, miners and ethers ail the necessary information for the ‘construction of Sgpmprehenaive, judicious and permanent tari law; and gress is also urgently solicitei to make no more ‘changes Jo we rates of duty on imported merchandise wolil a new Jaw ws deliberately ani carefully made, as desired, and all vious tariif acts are repealed and this great cause of ma- aint 18 thereby removed. egoing preamble and resolution be iy ehgroased and signed by the officers of this Cham- ‘and forwarded to the United States Senate and House of mtatives at Washingion, and that & printed copy ot ‘we same be sent to the Boards of Trade and other suitable associations of the country, with a request that they will ex- Ew ‘to Congress, as early as practicabie, their opinions on tmportant subject. TAXATION OF BONDS AND MORTGAGES, Mr. McKenzie offered a resolution reaMrming the fetion of the Chamber in 1871, in favor of the ex- emption from taxation of bonds and mortgages on Feai estate, which was adopted. A resolution imstrocting the Committee on Baildongs to petition tne Legislature to amend the eharter of the Chamber 80 as to permit it to hold 200,000,000 real estate was introduced by Mr. Tou- @wy and adopted. THE GENERAL ORDER CONTROVERSY. ‘The special committee appointed at the request of @ollector Arthur to confer with like committees vom the Custom House and the warenousemen made their report, embodying a schedule agreed wpon by the joint committee, The report was adopted and the committee thanked. The commit- tee remark :— In recommending these rates to the approval of the Cham- ‘der your committee deem it proper, in view of @ miscoucep- {en which to some extent in the communication sent to them, call attention to,the fact that these rates are maximum rates, binding only inthe absence of special contracts for storage, ‘and that mercbants and the warehousemen will be bereatter, tes heretofore. enurely at liberty to make such bargains in Fogard to storage as may to them seem good. the lave in almost all eases assented to rates bigher than the fieeent sctual rates of storage woere there 18 competition for business, because special bargains are made almost all cases where the quantities are ‘iarge, and for small parcels it is manifestly jast that the warebousemen sbouid receive liberal rates, as ‘they are subjected tos higher ratio of expense and. imore in dome such business. At the same time your com- ndeavored to keep the rates within eae limits as will Jessen the temptation to organize im- proper combinations tor the general Order business and beck the disposition, which has been a subject of just com- to by is into public stores before merchants ‘could procure their permits for delivery. Your committee, in ©onclusion, are happy to Lear testimony to the earnest desire of the representatives of the Custom House to place these Fevised rates on a satistactory basis, and of the committee ef warehousemen to meet the just demands of the commerce ‘Sf this port. ‘Toe following resolution is respecttully submitted for the favorable consideration of the Chamber :-— Resolved, That the revised rates of storage and labor here- with submitted be approved by the Chamber of Commerce, andacopy thereof, auly attested by the Presid warded to the Coffecior of the Port of New York 40 the adoption of the becretary of the JONATHAN SLURGES, ABRAM S. HEWITT, SOLON HUMPHREYS. ch mod- THE RATES FOR STORAGE, ‘The following are the rates Of storage agreed mpoa: Ae weis)ee WHE ts. | Cts| Cts ie or Porter, in bhds... eo ee es Ale or Porter (votties, in barrels Ale or Porter (bottler, iu casks an Aptimony, 90 * in fratis.... aBS ZyantalSaSSee = 2S! Base 12 Pledil SRitl saan Bart io inde. Hiea Root 40 % 85 f 20 | Ammonia, Sulphate, in cas Aminonin, Aqua, in’ carboy a0 | 20 baster, in eas a0 | 30 mise See, bal 8 | 10 nd A 20 | 20 8/8 ld la :] 20 | 20 3 | 3 i} | | — w las |=! = HEE [2 |B - s 8 - ie 7 ee la| Socotriney in = sions, Bocotrine, in case 5 4 po jarvadoen, in cas ‘nang Alces: Bonaire, 1 box 14 | if os Alum, Crude, ip cases. 9 | 4 1 | 18 i Fy Arsenic, in barrels, ot Arsenic, in keus, 6 Aveafortida, in cae 2d Aventortiaa, in tea € * | "8 6 | 6 Aconite, Jn bales lele genes, 10 casks o oy Denors, "3 |e 10 10 ah cosne Lele relies’ Hoots mi \% 1% | 6 ¥ H BacccoteEkS a8] Pos oUSEEERREEDRiocenoSES oB| P07 TELL LE vogoz : Hs 3 4 iy (5 Ly SSSESS oom i i fig Fs 5 H toy H a 3 j : died i & fg i ii ffi 4 a leliSiritiiiddiiid j PUETVETEBinid ] I i F i s. ‘Sardines, tnongen halt, cases and whole q BE weed BeSESsoncene BEB | Fsos oS BRR SESS: BSB Mit im Vth 3 Fy E 3 i ES 2. Ero RRR =x SienBSEEEETS Botane 1131 ig nS, Fi Hi i F SEES Pitti ORR Peene eRe e Ree itt E | e 5 : 8a 36 eB FE iH Ef A SESeSSTVSEBSSSSENETAEBERE enoBSateesenconaaBe Bua] 9 ver F 7 2: 10 t if 5 50 30 3 at 40 1b 80 10 E PiLttied i i f Fd =x ay 5 + é; 5 BLor Kia SaoeShwoeSSSSESES Basen % a SBan S8aSace a i Ha tS = i 00 =x Brow SS roman Sones RERRRESRA SER aSERSr SeanBSnaxSamaaSsnsaatlasiansaSoSaSSEs Bolsa aPSSees! 5 5 H 2 2 6 wo a 3 1 6 4 4 5 2 B Py 4 10 40 10 80 H i rs i = g g Iron, pee = bundl PITT VVTTT Ede tis FE SaaSSanSSankS SSSuSuntSsas triritiis SESE Sw SSanbS' Geigadieges Prtinedd Camomile Flowers i ini baies. as in rolis (atogie iogian Bore in x SamBSanSSaaRS SER Redo RRRES SBSadssRSaES co 00 mS 181 SESS! Bol BIT ELI 181 BSS) Koel S11 S11 Shicors, fn cask Chicory jn Chicory, in barrel Chicory, in bags. ‘Champagne, in basket si mane, In cases. Vrittet She shea Bee }, in bales. oop Biking (Cane), in Root, in bags. nn SORE Jute Re. jection, in bales. Seeds (Cardamon), ic bal Jewelry, Gold (see Valuables: Beeds ere tn beg | aaZSa85 leetelsS i a SSe Kirschenwasser, in cases, 1 doz. Kirachenwasser, in hhds SmokSSuanranZSSaS=ES! | awSZ8aS Fda 80 35) 85) SRl1is tit wi coo ), TT Grockery, jn crates: Crockery, in casks. Grockery, in cases, fills iis Swae8 tii <x SEES BETastakisnatsa¥ountoSSaS8SSrsaSEoa ke sansa in boxes. he ped per ton, 2,240 ibs. ‘Toys, in cases. Hititiiessit TErieiit Vititirisar Hittite h tee REREROONE eRe! Vail Tobacco stems, in hhds. Tow (Russia, &c.), in bales. Trunks. Cotton teres ‘in cases, Calf Skins, tn cases, Carriages, each... Challe ui bulk, per ton, Cayenne Feprer, im LI BSS seelt SS aSF ohn aLaSSeSiSaLELaBatESacBiaoansaSsaStSrrialavaketassa Hitt t1 ses 8. S: ‘S PRS BoB BaontasShrs = oSnaSSSSSSERESs Sean ovac tabs sear etElse tue’ nk Sas: el it =x mwomanSSnsesealSsancareSSSaSSE! | awkERoS Blo ao Se 2 Se a — ii Pieaeediad Macaroni (patien, ‘in cases. Per (Freach), ue casks. Madder BSwrwwSSwemaBSaeSRSRRUESRAS SRaSRRB. 3 ES Cinnabar, in kegs. taeered in cases ks. eB RRStaankSSsetuade, tll offsite) it Toons Mee ( (Maracaibo), Gomes Wi in mats. Pit Pei SE ee Ea saoRKaiacatsRasacnd eats a= i, jac ng (ast st Endia’ ), in rolls, 4-4tns, Mating (Bast as in rolia, 5-4ths. Matting (Bast in rolls, 6-4ths. fott Eas 2” baer: soe in cases .. jon (Chinese) Vermilion (Trtente.. "in kegs. Vitriol, in carboys... HEESrrt tid Wate od penenecal Seotser Chow Uhow, in cases. Crystal Ash, 1n casks, Calomel, in cases. Demijobne (empty) BSBaaasaSSES RoalSehoSoad SBBREEe SaSutoarBaSuiawar S88aF8ea So toitiit wguasee ie tierces. (ol in tierct ‘Serereoes sis okt BS oot BSamow tit = | eSouh2S 88S BS meen eSenbSSSESSRE8aSananr work ss Sut ot Sie th bankois: Olive, per gallon, in cas 3 as * tiitit ltl Woo a Ameren a iy bales. TEtiteel SSS. wee Elecampane, in barrels. Elecampane, in hhds. Elephants’ Tusks, loose . Encaustic Tiles, in crat Easential Oi! of Orange, io Ss = tite bil BSanwES Pac wren Stasasns tititt fF enn oBESEZaz A a E Wrecked goods ods tg be charged fifty per oe nt in rates. Essential Oil of pretend Fasential Olt of Thyme, Kesential Oil of Juniper. in cases, Ensential Ou of Myroane, in cases, 1 Yarn, Cotr (India), Yi Co Coir (ayics ry ORaTRBonedS | eS Sense! waboancnnnmaass sere ox Sor! x S8sa~ 7 ‘canes Biber Su Sulphuric, |, Bergam y Of}, Lavender, in cases. or Lemon, in cases. il, Castor, in cases, Figs, loose, in dra o eR wacne eacee Ses | BSnSR Zin Baiphate, 10 | in 4 alf casks aBate oe Litt thit 1 BSatS EZREo Paints, in barrels Addi steam Packages. . Flour Sago), in bag ss Fish (Gods, per quint “pe Fish (Mackerel, In Fiab (Mackerel), in ba pits 34 one per cent on appraised vatue, one per cent o2 sppraiees rie ltt Jewelry tai tj one per cent on sppraived value. ‘The rates in Sones not enumerated shali correspond Me! ‘kages of similar size, and property aaBancaSsos =x in cases. Palm Leaf, per bund The vate ves of stor: of the first pac! If goods are wil ar at aby thine Caring the first month, ar ‘computed by the haif month. 7 aten of Tabor include both for the receipt and delivery goods, Wie n engagement ts made for storage, and the goods Bid Feceived into warehouse, one-half month's slorage ‘ged. 1 be charged by the pro Tue betual surn bard Ot On ead Peruvian Bark, in ceroont per ton, m2 980 iba =2 are. per, month, dating from receipt = Fans (¢ thine) me cae tint i x (New Zeal Fire Urnéae , iD SBaosatrareSacends PEEEEEEOELGOND x S cammak a SSSRSSESES enna otash (Bi Potash {ityarate), in case: Drackers, in bomba, Fruits, in Brandy (in cased of one dozen). ra of warehouses ackage. S con ofiiaSSSRRSESElancanta’ s o SlatS8eac! PAYMENTS BY THE COMPTROLLER. ier Green paid yesterday the salaries of the Al- seat ee sth He wagen due the Inborers on ronds and 8 of October, November and December Sm sa tis Stn, tn pee eaenwSan Ginger (Haat to Ginger, in barrels Gum Arabic, in case Gums, in casks im, io ‘ie amount 80,300 THE MILLER INVESTIGATION, On Wednesday evening Mr. Tobey, chairman of the Sub-Committee on Insurance, charged with the investigation of the affairs of the Insurance Depart- ment, received a telegram summoning him to Al- bany to vote on the Erie bill, and jeft yesterday morping. The result was that the only member present yesterday to proceed with the inquiry and an adjournment was taken to this morning, at half-past ten o'clock, FIRE IN TRENTON, brearley & Co.’s hardware store, corner of State and Greene streets, was on fire yesterday; the cause an npr of oil, = aSbasvacdbotSannzenten Paris Greon, in barrels, ibs Paris White, in barrels, per 100 Ibs. Paris White, in casks, per 100 Ibe. iy in sacks. aS ‘Gum, Beozom, io Soowraed. Fistole, 1a canes. Parasol Sticke, n bundies PuEtdaeeiaee at Mr, Babcoek was So Pepptintiiit =) Preserved Ginger, 1n ca Paper Hangings, ‘in c Paper (China), in eases. SeRRoaFaSBasnacrsar saw Do} Gunny Bay a bush, bags), in baies. Gunny pe ‘buab. bags), J doles, Gonny Bage (4 bush. bags) Guns, in, cases. through some atrendant ot open after serving @ customer. she cellar, Was set on fire by th heater, and. the dames biazed into the office sarong tne the floor. Bamage more by water than by Ly ineured, SESSSRSaSSES: nine (boitien), in Juicksilver, 10 flasks ne Bark Ux. = whSSRerehsa sol aeceee’ oF: Book Utit Litt NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1872—TRIPLE SHEET. lt 3 BOARD OF AUDIT. Weekly Meeting of the Board and Large Payment of Claims. Pay Rolls of the Law Courts, Coroners’ Office, Counsels’ Fees, School Teach- ers and Street and Pavement In- spectors Ordered To Be Paid. LIST OF SUBMITTED CLAIMS. ‘The Board of Audit held !ts weekly meeting yes- terday at the Comptroller's office. There was & large attendance of citizens and order was pre- served by a@ body of police. ‘The minutes of the last meeting were read by Mr. Storrs, Clerk to the Board, and were approved. AUDITED CLAIMS, ‘The following claims were submitted by the Comptroller as having been audited, They were allowed and ordered to be paid:— eaehere, of bg ‘School, from October to December 31, mh Primary and Grammar for last half of December, 1871. 8 Lael 156 0,08 68 46,975 00 5,958 26 950 00 291 66 20s 83, 208 83 333 83 a 8 3 ess Dectvaber, TeTLcse: 156 00 Bllen Finuell, cleaner Emplo Ee ifiice ‘of’ Corporation Attorney, Sep- Miike joyes in. ofice of” Gorporaiion ey, tember to December, 1 ewe 6,800 00 De- 1,600 00 + 1,166 70 ptember to De- cember, 1871: see 1,000 00 Dennis Burns, Docket Clerk, September to Decem- = 1,000 00 883 36 888 35 509 00 5,958 26 6/100 12, 5,958 48 1,000 00 . 11,511 74 rare Sour September. 4,850 02 Superior Cons October to December. 9,943 41 Marine Court, September........ 3,000 02 Mi Court, October to 9,813 24 Court of Common Pleas, 8,465 66 Court of Common Pleas, 9,965 47 Court of General Seasio 1871... 9,969 37 George ii iM. Nar ‘as Commissioner of Public Works, ‘of December, 1871 seen 48:89 Poca enor Curtin, for ly ey nits for icknor for fee in six! Pepe g of aeeey pedal obtained fromthe COUNLY. 0. .seeeereneee 5,600 00 Willlam A. Beach, counsel in cas of Danie) D. Conover vs, the Board of Canvassers.....c-scvce-, 6,000 00 INSPEUTORS OF PAVEMENTS. 24 50 91 00 49 00 86 WU 42 00 181 00 88 50 91 00 6250 e following were al) employed in the Depart- ment of Public yorksi ‘Willtam L. Lise Engineer in Public Works, Septem- ber, oe Qharies y W. Shepherd, September to November, i87i Henry O'Brien, September pie to December, 1871... Eawrence Deliaone eptember io December, Timothy Hennessy, September, 187 Edmund . Merton. September to Novensber,i8ti. font atin bopl " Keptember to December, 1871. ee st See we for a eg ee ipa, ret ay snore ove for taonth of Sep ©. Denna, I tor of Tee ee SEE! Thapecior of Lamps, September to re heh og Macke; aap ‘of Lampe, September to yecem| James core ber, 1 eter Masterson. We'll Fellows, Inspector of Meters, Aumusl ‘to De. JURY PAY ‘Rous. Grand and petit jurors, for attendance from tember 1 to December 81, 1871....... ine RENTS. The following claims for rent were allowed and ordered to wil iam H. Guion, rent of premises at Mavhattan- Benjamin Wood, 19 Chatham street. Fernando Wood, 115, 117 masien eee National Broadway Bank, avenue, near Twenty-seventh street.. ... David Winebrener, corner seatraes ‘and “Aiien. Peitr r Gollet, 84 Bast bh Yirest CLAIMS OF CORONERS. ‘William Schirmer, three quarters ending Di Gerson N, Herrman, UBMITTED CLAIMS. 8 ‘The following 1s a list of bills which have been sent in from the Seen pare of Public Charities and ich have been countersigned by Correction, and whi Warden Brennan, of Bellevue Hospital:— Butchers’ Hide and Melting Association Barber & Frenc! G, Branco & Go. Burgen Ockerhai (teal tata hetiaetaiaata ci | atcha ge Siazs 20S ee Ft ez etoSaese Tt ee8F28 Kdward BR. Squibb... . ‘The Sin, Manutactur Febtak 2 DEPARTMENT PUBLIC BOMOOLS—CORPORATE Annual apportionment... Jennings & Brown, contrac! Lawrence. = su BS. Rese See Sek SS S S38 Sues Sees “Sa SERze Jobo Ni eration ie ‘Anuedinot. ‘a ol are P. W. Hot £00, mationery ‘urnisbed a tT. All the under the Far submitted claims were laid over Board adjourned unt Thursday next. LOVE AND LUCRE Charge of Blackmailing Against a Young Lady by the Rev. Dr. Cartex. A Sensational Story with a Woman In It, Seene in the Tombs Police Court—An Ugly Letter from Miss Couch—Only a Hundred a Month Wanted—The Young Lady Likes to Arise—The Old Story. Yesterday afternoon, at half-past three 0’ considerable stir was created in the Tombs A Court by the appearance of Superintendent and otner officers, having in charge a dressed young lady, accompanied by Mr. Smith and William F, Howe. Gloomy and looking also appeared Mr. Elbridge T. Gerry Rev. Dr. Abraham B, Carter, pastor of the Church, Our Saviour (Protestant Episcopal), in ‘Twensy-Oftly street, between Madison and Lexington avenues, THE LADY 4 ‘was dressed ina black silk, founce dress, heat rich velvet cloak, trimmed with lace, and blue hat, with a pearl-colored vell. She seemed demure and excited, evidently fright as Judge Dowling took his seat in. tha examination room and formally commenced Yeading the charge on which she had beem arrested. A HERALD reporter conversed with her for a few moments on the subject of her arrest; bi she so persistently continued to call in the nai of her counsel, as though it were a shield, that reporter's humane intentions of giving her a chant ‘(o put in a response to the subjoined amdavit werg frustrated by herself. L In court yesterday wr. Uarter looked grave, emn and in every way becoming a Christian clersy-! man, and, indeed, the ie ung lady also behat herself with commendable grace and modesty, odd tear, forced or otherwise, at times roiling her cheek. Sne was very anxious not te pre ne name wppear in the morn pers, an her counsel, Mr. William t Flow reporters not to do such a thing. burly arm of the great criminal lawy was seized by the zane lady with ble veemence as she made this guine, “cooked” out to please her. it was said by her own counsel that Miss Couch took @ most unwar- table license in using the names of three gentle-| fen which rasan in the letter appended. So far as examination yesterday was cone! cerned nothing was elicited as evidence in the case, Judge Dowling had scarce commenced the of the affidavit when ‘the defendant's cot their heads together. and after the conference Howe informed tne Court the’counsel on both sid S Ssesessesesess S$ wausessessssssseeseesssessess s & aszezeesz 488 00 488 00 4 (4 550 0 2,500 00 New York and Harlem allway. Com apany. Fourth 180 af 635 00 750 00 625 00 500 00 00 had agreed that the Bee. need Tey ieee then Moved that the base i 20301 CANED until some day text week. Counsel for the plain! said he was ready to go on with the examinati then and there, but that he showid not oppose adjournment. The Judge decided that he would ad-| journ the further heat of the case until Dexh & at ten o’clock A. The question then as to the disposal of the young lady ; for would it no! and Howe and toid these gentlemen to beco responsible for their client’s appearance on day next, Mr. Howe immediately took the laay, WHISKED HER OUT OF COURT ina begkin and soon returned, effuigent as brimiul of ae? about the case, but rithont @ pam, ucle of ‘nl information in all bis ‘yarn.’ ‘The essence of the defence has ee aoe which is of very sertous ment, iftrue, The money she'asked for, sne ay was simply demanded in consequence of THE ALLEGED INTERCOUR: and was not at all in the way of blackmail. The facts ae she alleges In ee ‘ation are to adduce! in testimony before Judge Dowling, ani need not here be stated. Tne case, of course, transcendentally sensational and must nat cause much pain to many innocent persons; bi now, that all the facts on both sides are necessarily, to become public property, the aeeee —_ in or for revenge, promises show! & phase of life, Mignone ay al Ee olowt ig the affidavit made by the Reve! following is the aMidavit made by ' Dr. Carter before Judge Dowling, at the Tombs:— THE REY. DR. CARTER'S AFFIDAVIT. Finet DIsrmioT Pouice OouRt, STATE OF Naw Youkg CITY AND COUNTY OF NEw YORK, sa:— braham B. Carter, Lexingion avenne, ip said being duly sworn, deposes and anh on sees the in ey February, 10 the’ county of New York Eni falowiously and knowingly send and doliver to bin aalo and did make and for the purpose of being delivered. ‘or the ae of being Sent, did part with the possession of m certain lewer a0 writing with the name of Emma Couch subscribed thereto, threatening aren to accuse him, yon Abratam Be Boat! we of a certain crime punis! le law, to wit—| crime of subernation of perjury—and also of PGiataue OTHER CRIME to wit, the crime of fraudin| procuring her, thé sald the Witod fartbes soto ea tage to "the person the same, and further to do an injury 4 ‘of him, the said Abraham B. Carter, een Prag and writing was and ie in the words and Sgures fory lowing, to wit:— MONDAY MORNING. Dr. CARTER:—1 understand from the party that saw you yesterday that you will not & MB A HUNDRED RACH MONTR, th 1 as you promised: also be says you Neve that have been South. Well, sr, it matters Iittie tome you do or what you believe, and you, seemingly rat Tite for what Tsay. You think me alone in New fork ‘without ree Butation and without friends, An! Doctor, you are greatly; staken, 1 COULD MENTION CIRCUMBTANORS connected with those whom you know stand higher fo whe} ¢ social scale among these clergymen of your own creed, = ies always known me & perfectl aa consulted two eminent divines here, but their advice. Am going to tell you wnat I will do. IF YOU REFUSE TO GIvE ME THE MONEY due the Ist of February and March (and I am not anxiong You should, for revenge is sweet), and I care not, v at your friends have advised or your lawyer said, f aety you. defy them, “Let thera go to Jud mard or to E. ims Mt they wish to know w what Tam. If they doubt what say let them go to on Madison avenue ; oF * Deeelitotes in erty anound a treet who have kindly TAKEN MEIN THEIR FAMILIES, their wives and daughters set saan x up 2 ts, (ato, are of Mgea Oy nusehe ia‘ Bsskek Sy a quacks in er street, et sndi'went to those that kuew me and my fa@llv. — THEY OVEKLOOKED MY DISGRACE. did all they could to help me and will now stand by, me untit Lam laid in my grave. If you wish to see me at any of thelr homes you can do ¢o, As sure as there 18a God in heavens trae as there {s a hell, to which your soul will be sent, I do! here swear that {f another Sabbath dawns upon this eartl, and yon go to preach in ‘THE CHURCH YOU HAVE Rebelo d of in such filthy ways I will go separately to each one gor got ne lo-write's fal Renta nt an romiey, = miso The yt me to write a false yen t fro letters which I tad left in Connecticut at ‘my aunt'ay which you wrote, TRULING ME WHERF TO MEFT Yi penn T was living in Lexington aren avenue. It feet not tenes i bring sropest than my r+ in the epitome. em ask the, sexton if he rememberm me, im if he Be‘ever beard am orpation Io eget to you. Asiong as ive and am abe st take a ‘cnilaren a pen I will never ies you alone. ar aenin Seite ota ‘then and there by means of thi ‘aforesaid sent, delivered, mi a threatening Tewer ay aforesaid, vent de}iveredy mand! to hi Sey SRP aeon wane 3, eds Whe te Gata 2y th td Soa ae Emma bahia ct may owe aad Saree that one ohn theme $e {ore the « ald felony yaaa coresat manner at it, on the firat aera the year a aforesaid, at the ward, city and ja af + FELONIOUSLY AND MALICIOUBLY incite, move, ‘and counsel ber, and command the said Emma 'R, Couch, the said felony, in manner and form todo and Commit against the form of the statute in such U anf made and id ‘Wherefore the said Abraham B. Carter further prays that thane Join Sinith tnay be arreated aad dealt with noord: Mg Worn before me, this 24 day of March, ihisn3 Downin ro. me, this WLIN Pollee Justice." : he The warrant for the arrest of Miss Conch was placed in the hands of the police officers on Tuesday jast, Miss Couch had called at Dr. Carter's house on Tuesday morning, and was to return in the after+ noon, Just as she had left the house in the afters noon the Officers politely told her thatshe was a She was then taken to Poice Heads quarters, where ste remained until Wednesday afternoon, When her counsel secured her pais. ee becoming responsible for her appearance yeaterd: morning, Miss Couch savs she js @ school Teacher ¥ by profession»