The New-York Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1866, Page 8

L e NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE 2%, 1866. s o mn Exmsfl Mw AN‘D l‘lQUnR BBMiERSo Robert Ourd, 10 Roosevelt sl C. Mekdesks, 217 Charch ot wote was @ very dmportant one (conose) read hero to show that | resenlative of tho né: wepaper press, Our natiol D. Keeting, (3 James-s. Micut, by, 20 Mot e e 1 thiu hifl w28 very iront, indeed,); and sn, notwith- | cestors bave alway resisted o the death all limita JE ST AN not maintain an setlon In his individual name, withont an averment that the smig was bromebt on hix own hehaif, and t Conway. A Ul etanding the Goveraor showed c)eariy the nnconstitution: Nty | pubbe press; sod if the irmbs ban prayed that the jin © yoted for the bill; we cannot tell you | been guilty of corrupbwon, 3t will answer the purpoee. But { “alwo on hebulf of 1l otners haviog @ Kiko interest Goamey. 3 Clveeet, g e Cover h 4 o101, 3 ok U ' . " 0l i ve e N et o du . D N B lng what woald be fuicl tn T 1 you the presy bas libeaty to pat anythiog in its oy Y H rpty and well, but be played 0 withons censnre, 1 40 Hok mean Lo saDc 10D 115 APISC; R e kst lse and airo: e Yhoreforw 1 the artiole in question be proved & pezation of this Acadecmy. Jow MeDermett, @ N. Eowery Mott CUIOn WaSs Dever Ed U Counor, <1 Mick) Fariel, 105 Judge Cardozo Declaves the Law Unconetitu- | oficer rom carrine out s low Jobn Harbol i ¥, W. Dousherty, 4 ally . pomed Gneo Jonel. wndes " Dan Dore Fihp Burke, 100 Nassan ot Mr. Wiltinios next tnck up tho testimony in regnrd fo tho | cious Libel, you 616 to wake out tho ease against (b defeudant, ‘The above res] n . & tional and Wholly Void, flon of the Blt—which o rasieely the oase here. prwicis Ki7k, 3 Jatues sip Plibip Chri, 52 Cherry ot Coyio matter, You ssw Funk's auwilingness 10 stify; but | Lo hoids that o Seastor who bas bribed agother Senator can: | o0 BT b'l'l‘:’:i' ":“Vmflhfl by the Commities op other sases cited by the counsel will be found, upon o careful L Clark. 69 FuRen ot Micth Steinhoff, 7 Trinity ylace | you bave the facts of tiat case. I ‘bt betiove uuother | not be very tender-hearted in regard 1o legislative corrupiion. ¥ ul ealth of the Academy, and wero anaaje e ination. to be either foreign to the preseot question or | Bary Hill 26 East Hosstonst. Faut U Lonoboe, 17 Wealat. wan could be found in Brooklyn against whose character "o cane of Jubneon n_the Tenith-ave. easo js the first. A | mously adopted. hve0 bo an'antbority, though thie remedy may have been re. | The Tollowing named prisoners were diecharged upen thaia | LECEG,Ablo men would swear that. they wonld not believo | Jawer tried 10 defeat o bil) by employing Mr, Strong; SLrOB€ | <p\MiFUL NEGLECT OF A WOMAN WHO DIED OF foned in $hat purtioular instance, for asartiog the propriety of | P¥0 ecognizances. to appeur when eled upon | Yite oo oath, ws we have bed eworn regarding this Strong. | £oes to Alvaay (tho oase bero reccunted). ‘There aro threo | T 0 G CHOLERA, B TVicense Declared to be a Contract Kot | alowing it wicoever, an bere, Gt case for it be wade. Deunis Driscoll, 11 Nassao-st. Joun Filzpatriek %0 Ouk st B O O ara rried. 10 prave nis bad. name 1o bave boeu | charges in relerence (0 bis action ae Benatar, upon the O n Crosby, the colored woman who died of choicra at No, . caused by The Brookiyn Times. We had & witness who ewore Vlalnt that he would try to bribe @ member of the Assembly. | 228 Charch. £ 7 p.m. of Wedoesday, has been ucattended r3 Commerman, 151 Graud-st. Jumes Coyle. % Rovsavelt-sty 3 P e oot Wi D R e D Mottol caued by e L eon 14ik jo Albasy months before tre | (Testimony of MacKay, Forester and Covlo atoted.) by her frionds ever since that iime, and at 5 o'clock last even The second objection taken by the defendants’ couusel can- P e e Contre Revocable, Bot, therofure, be sartained. Ooiee Buri, 15 Centrest. Patrick F. Bege. 211 Mott sl I ; - : " i g : o ¢ ' been abie to ¢ is 2130 admitted to defendant to pload facts in mitigation, T the act of 1666 constitationel! JEPPELSON MAREET FOLICE COURT. .'n"‘v‘: > I;::‘fl:_‘:::;‘:‘[‘;‘:;" m}';t{,"_,‘:";::’,', Tod 'yt | which you may takn into secount t6 prove 5o malico 1a the | iU Was still uoburied and unattended. At 10:00 a. m. the Jibel, If the defendant is in possession of facte which, though | following telegram was sent from the Fifth Precinct Station. — —— s it repugnant eiber to the prokibition in the Federsl Con- ho followin g nawed prisoners wore arralgned before Justiee sttution, e sagreze 1w of e netion whach it 47 | L i, 4t 0 10 L b State from paesing auy 11w impairing the obligation of aeot- | Jo,, 0, Jorvey, 5% tili-ave. Tohm 1, Worthman. 127 ®he Xnjunction on the Board of Dizeise | o' [on 1 ne 03 N O G i connene the | Jor Cioee 0 i) ol Nih, Ostlaber, 126 10th- fundamentsl 1iw of our own State, which declares that ** no L, Sehroder, 1153 Brosdwa; ¢! ef % of the mwain to prepare their case, (Consecl repaated”brietly A day fel) short. of setaal proof of cortuption, of course | oo s iho Gentral Offce: rincests | S0t 10 the Coyle affais) ; L i X il ember that his | may bo taken into consideration as a mistakon part of the 5 - ufi;-‘:} "u:::w; :i':n :”:“;Tfivluyr";u:flrfl Did you dowo | hibel on supposed facts. You may also take these facts in mit- = Ann b(‘:ruby. No. 228 Charch-st,, died yesterday ot 7 p, m. apdso® *No, That wan the invariable form of question iation as being believed ot tho time of pablication, as that u:; 1o friends to bury ber. Disiufection of -.?‘J neces. g 3 oLeY.* PZado FPermanent. f i out S oha b deprived S B ] e WHDORE | et E mbev o rver. 1: is alniost impossib}e to do anything with suoh | disproves o wicked libel, : i T thiuk it is opposed 10 boib, 1 shall not stop to examine Mis. Dootine, simple negatives, Strong knew it. Had he dared to rive 3 ext, a8 to tho bad dw" tor of‘n.be .’""““f;,, !lnh-‘h.-d a At5:03 p. m. the following was sent from the ssme place: whether the act ‘under review annuls the unexpired Loanses | Gec Mirray, WO i Lo o & single polut to fake haldof we should bavg drgirs B0 Misans. gf,;’:}’"“‘: e omert. wan. I 1. has boen 1n Dot | . Ann Crosby, the woman wlo died of oholers lust evening, Petcr Sheridun. 42 64 A omey froi Seg) T ey the Sabtitatias, of oourse tbat has borbiag | % 20¢ beed taken away yet. f1as no tiends fo bury ber:* The first dispatch was from the Sanitary Iuspector of the Doy, #ho was made to teke the meney from Coyls to Strong, 2l ., Cook! conld not get bim | to do with mitigation brought on the stand 1 Mr, Cooke knew we conld ne "nd i | o do with mitigation 1 15 . ., and after some time o e T ) B unless the mother brought bim, and ho was her friend and ad, \lnr::. Hnmm the greatest interest in concealing that matter. | & verdics of aix centa for plaintitl. House. Mr. Williams closad a three hours’ argument by referring to — HOMPOPATHIO TREA & {he fact that Mr, Bennett's character bad romaiued untouched |.y'-'r:’mm; bis motive had been pure in publishing the article THE CHOLER A. The Homeopathic Medical Societies of the Counties of New- a1 the foundation of this case; he decmed it hin duty to hoid York, Kings and Westchester publish the following gt i ment o the guidance of tne public duriog un epidemio cholera: .. Fraucis Laugban, 178 W, 27th-sls Judgo Uaidoso hes, for reasons given by humeclf in the issued onder the statute of 1657, The learned counsc) n:r,l B Moo Peier Hynen, 240 70 ave. Dboth sides concede and assert that it does, and, therefore, Sollowsng opiaon, renderod an earty decision in the ¢aso | V}iierty to sesume it as indisputable, Nor is there any doubt | John Keyueds. of Mot agt. Schultz, in favor of the plaintiff, Tt will be | that if the third section of the statute be void as to any class of J\h.: \IIL\\!| m#;lvi 24th }.;||-.’l.;-.::l$lazi.m o ween by o perusal of his optnion that be bases the decision citizens, that it is void a8 toall; becanse it is manifest that | John H. Atsers 75 GCveve. O e e ves ea 1ho ground thst the sct o gpid agdoden the act dul:'ut r;\:-n :o.h-mll'dou not rred-w Amer-m'rh-hu& Rionaea Tiinen, 161 1 1th-ave u o ie whol ing in | upon some of whom it should operate, and upon some of whom es, b-ave, i wome provieions unconstitntioual. Thoyiollo"iu' i-8 hig | 3tabould not. Nor js there unv roow to dispute that If that a4 Scbovidg neimad pemuy WS flesterae 6 1S b € soction he x:v.bm. as. Irl l;lnuvh an lmrununl part, and indeed opinion . the life nud being of the wholo sehe up & legiskator, recroant to his trust, before the worid, Christ Grove the money-cbangers from the temple with 8 whip 1, 654 Greenwich-st, Pat. Gilley, 16 Downing-st. me of the act. without 294 Reventh-ave, Mich. Moloney, 3'et- . & 10th-ave. ‘Hokt agt. Commissioners of Excise, &c.: which Il the othct provisions woull be futile; the whels . Fourthest Gea, Bueklund, 370 Fonsth-ave, . - statute wust sharo its fuie and be decd red unconstitationcl Nei A Honry MeGins, Sisth-ave, of cmall corde, Think, said he, in couclusion, of the wen who o ] Tmmediately on the submiesion of this case, being eonvinced | Tiag these views, respecting such an act as the one under cvn- O NVILLE POLICE COURT, of sl corde, hink, ekt e et wi times—of Epo. (TWO CASBS REPORTED YESTERDAY IN NEW-YORK | Chokerate preret . e e v, dweionms et vory little, if anything, cokd be added to the argument of | nideration, are sound, is conclusivcly establisted by Wyae- | The fullowing-nemed persons wers arraigued bofiro Justicn | nondan and Fabricius—of tho gencrations of hrroes and mar- ra is doveloped chietly in crowded dweil o Kelly, and b ll‘n 8300 bail each to answer beluro the Court of tyrs who have offered their lives for the cause of wankind, = camps, cic, and where aniual and vegetabie fil e s ¥ think of the mauy who in all age socrificed themsel Therefore, for Liberty, purity and vod government; think of the patriots To prevent it, all persons should observe the following ooty s ha huvs fought for the causo of constitutional iberty ANOTHER INFECTEDVESSEL ON THE WAY T0 THIS PORT. caiour: pre- and pure legislation caxt your eye. over Furops and see the e L 5. . Avoi 4 e "'.'m""" and crowiled eleepiog apart. Jong array of names there bright aud effulgent with parity o meats and shun tho nelghborhood of every kind of £fih and and patriosiem, and then answer whether ] that i to be lost. 4 %4 un‘plfi:fl‘lfl'u’l"}'l AR R B § Think of Richard Cobden, of whom Joho ur‘mh’ll_. nas lately | Acetion of the New-Ycrk Amdemy of Medicine, iy _.u"g lirupfllu!uly oo -‘End.':e i '“."?:“m i being infe hamer's case.—13 N, Y, Rep., 37, he ditinguished counsel for the plaintif, and being informed | Byl LRERCC0L (1en *y did the Hoenses granted nnder | Goner 1 Sessions: by tbe Jearned counsel for the defendants that be sbouid BOt in | (pe aoy of 1657, create such a contract or vest such rights 83 | . Boyli cor. d-av. & 3dat. . Guoaud,cor. f0th 36 She ease of Falk agt. the same parties argue further any of the | cannot constitutionally be impaired or revoked( 1 donot n..,i.m o et 3kdav. J. Tazans, 530 ¢ and ypeints h bad d | doubt that the Legislature, under its inalienable right, might, | Patk, Brenn Henry Myer. 51t ‘which bad been discuesed in this case, and L mast add | TR LT L icerison, have passed luws which shoaid | Fatk McDoo] . Fword Mor ABas hie srgument already made bad exhausted the subject; | yoruiate the salo of Hquor undor them, but I bave no besita- | 1 WV AR HRE LUR TG, | and the caso beiug one of great public iutereet and import- | tion in saying that, under pretence of regulation, 8 law enx not ink of Rishard Cobdes, of whou TOiE NUEC? Mee sdded anee, 3 commenced the examinstion of the matter, putting | DO sustained which, like the presont, has the effect fo FROICTE #poken in wo o ¥ Ao §, o . 11 eguls 5 d - ol whele realme to the ever-widening empire of human freedom; see that all decaylug anisal aud vegetable maiters are :‘:;”M "‘mmm‘:m “v‘:n‘ gt (: % _!“:‘ previous graat vold. That is not regulation, it :- ’:mm' THE RTRONG-BENNETT LIREL NSUIT. };':": 3 . Conin, L Saisasiath —— promptly emoved, e wnd throw , exeept when actaslly occupied in Conrt, but intend- hall ress ews of the decisions o e ‘mas Strong if you can Pl s : ing. "mml':- to 'l(hh“u’ oy ,,:i,,m utll :;, Falk case cu}x:ln o ‘.’H:"f-fi.fi: o weve olied I‘:y e ndimts | Seventh Day’s Procecdinge—Numuming Up 0‘! N the sousiusion of Mr. William«'s address Joud applasso | HOMPOPATHIC TREATMENT OF THE DISEASE. the--m; ogets, '“z"f‘my & solution of greeu copperas (balf. . . " 2 counsel. and which be argued established that sach livenses as necl—Charge of the Judge—The Oase broke forth from sll parts of the court-room, but it was | -n‘nuAl-t‘vm one :l;n‘rl of v;m )d Bthie it Dad been finally submitted to me. But the proceedings before | tyo40 1n Tight, but were revoes. s X | promptly suppressed by the Jadg ek < E . Avoid great fatigue of hind end y. Clothe warmly, h Submitied to the Jury— Vordict Mix Cemts | VRUEI0 N1 00K o recess for balf an hour. avoiding perspiration. Wear o flannel banduge around the bowels. In cold, damp weather, bave & fire iu the mitlinge e seversl magistrates yesterday seem to demand that thero | ble at pleasare . however learned the sbowld be no further deluy, and that T should make known the | NOUNCIng them lave been, and even if they o to the tent which tne counsel for the defendants contended sesults of my investizations, and 1 therefore proceed 10 €x: | [ gannot receive thom as authority in this State, where Tun press my views as follows: derstand our courts to have elearly and piainly decided princi- | George C. On the 14th of April, 1866, the Legislature of this State passed | Ples with which they are wtterly isoomali et Nor willt bo | gay. The Court rosumed its sitting a: uecessary to consider and apoly ¢ erous eitations from [ AR e defendaat. pro for Plainn, ARGUMENT OF M. JENKS. T'wo cases of cholera were reported yesterday at | JO The procecdings in the case of Demas Strong ve, | Upan ressembiiog, M. Grewith T, Jenks took the floor | the office of the Samitary Superintendsnt. Tho measurcs, | 5. Keep the body clean by bathing, bitt avoid excessive bathe 117 the shainan, T began by romandine bis tleanure ot | il Ll rul o preventing the sprend of the poison, | I0g: it involves 8 lossof bolily vigor snd piedisposes nnett, for libel, were broaght 10 elose yester |, uoiing the learned counsel on the other ide, with whou he 4 ehvlera. 9§ 0. m., and Mr, Isaiah | had enjoyed friendly acquaintence for years, Mr. Jenks then | were used, and the probabilities are that so long as they con- | 5 Continue your ordinary diet, observing moderstion in the oded at once to the | Jroceeded Lo review the ment of the 1arned counsel on | tinge, the mortality from this cause will not laigely tocrease. | use of v Avoid night meals, Be the hotrs of eating. Articles known to dis shw gohap. 570 of the Laws of 160 entirled **An Act o | Decestary to consider and apy te € of i i y oli- | the elewentary books and the dec . 2 A wld eo . " B e o taatoal New Yok, by tre i | United Stater, which wore urged uj summing op- e the ocher ide, remsrking that by shaubl confite Musl LD 100 | Tho best medical authoritios agree thak the danger from obob | (.S aud witted oxetabien algo bolled connsel for the plaintiffi—many of which TR DE¥ | life a8 10 gueed somewhat in pelities, and then | era arises mainly from the decomposition of tho dejeetionsof | N T ok rhubarb, pickles and saleds), prcodnge e § o te should be serupulously avoided. *Abstain from alf MAY 11 PLEASE THE COURT, GENTLEMEN OF TiE JURY: Yon | ened £ 1 five days with naparall 1od attention to the esin | “we don't th1k of bis | pationts sick with the disease, and if the theory be correct, | rijo fr toswear | oo posed of Hoolth are acticg wisely in their alnost unlim- | Mfwbnf '-:-‘:-lfld"f. lom ot it weetion of which it is provided that **From and after the first day of May, 1864, & son or persons sball within the said | the question d not thus be annihilated, can be demonstrated from 50 was property, u " wny th and acid diinks. poidy weil nourished by whclesome olved—becanse that the | Metropolitsn PoYice District, exclusive of the Councy of West | and ehester, putlicly keep, or sell, givo away, or dispose of any | the cases decided by ovr own conris, sl as which have boen made by the Fepactive ps po e We have e e qudrs, Sines, ale or. beer, 1 quantitics | Before prooseding furtber, Xongh to remark that the rlebt | (Y% L) and to the yroofs whie havs been uired 10 S0P It | gpyoped to that the tewtimony ¢f Mir. Talmudge, 8 merchaat i | Med bos Gf dlsinfoctants, Wherover a cholers patient s ol B dagivasot Ay g - e provisions of this act, aod may be | TUICR 'ihe exercise of police porwers e | What o ars 10 pass upon and the testimony which berrs | foud wheR in 0 ndly ";2;“.:”'"";‘:,‘,, of pabiletrist. | ber of tho sick—sll the rooms, waicr-closeis, yurls aad creas | & Donsktestablisy h £ of taking sisoholic drisks m o 1n tho immediate viciolty of tae promisos—sre submezged, | **iC¥F iy dated to the nse of wine, spr ) «nes that you sre todecide in this canse, Vi Bk peak your patience. §am impressed with the m 1 am iy win with the re “alifornin about the time «f the Vig What did this man mean when he 10sinu- st by the whip of the Viglice | en straw ow the way in | 150 lias been e J s ropu- | phate of Iron, Permangate iadly door to Lim, a ¢ I fus. | Quicklime and Colx-powder are e g Aroblobg e in lerge quantities. The r stored containg plentiful supply, and jroparst Was thera eherge made | It was not by a sing rre- | emergeney that may arise am being pashed ripid as of sanitary seion Jwon misict rmed; but it wan frm | conoleion AN the provisi nied that th ) permated by it.” Tho nct creates » Board of Excise—paints ont who may be | Riceused—how ap;licatious for leenses shall be made, and the | dutics of those who become liceused; and comphiance with ite | yequitemente is enforced by very striveent provisions, By She 16th secrion, it 18 declired that every person wh wiclate “ uny of the foregoing provisions of this act”—t of which I bave referred—sball for each offense be gu misdeweancr, and on conviction shell be puuished by Smprisouwent, or both, ‘The sct contains wany other sections, | he constitutionality of some of which is disputed, but, in_the wie 1t s revocation of the license 10 b Jaiutifl has been deprived of L jaw,” unless this Jaw can be uphe 4, and therefore the sphere of examun the determmation of the will only be materizl, t e a act Withitn the provisio y within that of the o ch 1 now cite are ition that a licens 2ol etion inundated, or covered by sach ehemieal agunts as expericn has shown to be efficacious in destroying the poison. . Sul- of Potassia, ( Li the articies used i cach case 2 in W tants o3 for an toward ve boen truns, 000 eapecially the so-called the bowelg, soad at once for ot trust to your vwi upplica- For the slighest disorder Tollowing or of otk cunno get a b nat 1 © misapy 1y the toatis : aitly or unjustly to bis cause, ‘Thus admonts it of this cas with the remark z the slightest 11 will or personsl i ch disind Le arrives. 1 take of the case 10 specific mention need be made of | 4 wred nuder it become . | ;.o the case of Woud g Erooklen, be toward Mz, D Spondent, Who Med e ek Thus thls| dlise 434 D e e ettt Prior " i i Justice Strong, speaking «f 4 0 # @ ! a cose of © hat cede-pac burg st this slime and | 2 . . . ug that it is o g ) <leari; e B e 0. i (hep. 6., | boeh granied o 1 P i e Siate o, | part of counm] Fudeo hon never | ith lad for four poured foursp. | studied, and all that they bave s in the S a homeopatiic physician, of, atis you cab geb his '405). 604 1n conformity with its provisione, procured from | %3 this the 1aw reqnired . w0 doubt | presided in n e v 1 unkia tit. How | way of preparing for an epideni uave | advice, act a pmended selow, R paid & 0OmPrnsation to The ¢Ity, and Ae Aas a rested right to | les: oa the pasiof coun J e g s By | wiltbo thoroughiy tested, and the Loard of Lieal:n fee! vre- PREVENTION “:mmcnu‘.. e ; s e e by o o et i et wuse evers®precaution may tuke, as pre- pared o do what little is posible against the poison and its | h o, alternately, every third ben Board of Commissioners of Excise for the City and 2 & wan i throngh 1oom whe will ) wos troe, ers s0 long us 1t Connty of New-York, a license as an inkeeper **to sell strong the privileses which ains in foree.” . He nvouehsd that the eh e tuooe Tiguors and wines fo be drurk in his bouso 04 ourt of Appesls in the case of the 3 18 dictated_bs no personl or ¢ oozl et L L e e the T1h 8a3 MU et Raiiroad ¢ COREe | Charsoever, but you are here and can fori 30 tie miserstle spect B said bo woull prove it irie. Has ho | effects. 1 1 iles, Noense ehoolt expire by operation of law, or be revoked for | of 361), reviewing uud Reis | on that subject. ~ Mr. Mroug vever did me th T A i e T £ CRERRLTn 17 SN | it ofte n of the Supreme C vt this point hus. in | sonel bari: never spoke to achs 1 hus life, and 1 - o m s | Mre. Malone, » widow, 40 years of age, residig at 104 i, , preceded by @ diasrhe " ‘ A the articls in question and Esst Broadway, was attacked by the disease at 4 o'clock yes- ntion 'i'.'.fl‘:...f.\"&:}.."[ .‘.?‘:&L‘:,;?:’..'.“"”": viclition of the provisions of the nforesaid act.” By the #th seetion of that act oIl licenses *“when istned shall be i wy judgment. b force, uloss revoked, nutl ten daye after the third Tuesday | am concerned, n May next sncceeding the granting of sueh license, and i the Coart of 1iat resort the City of New-York until 50 days thereafter,” By the 26th 1u that cuse it appear rsonal knowldge of o uot do lum the injustice in want 1 1o T thus dd 4, 80 8%, sofaras T | huvenoy rloss and untl | bim. I woull . | him the sbigut v | these ving coull not fonnd a Divl; hat whea th oy wnd correption oe said stop. Tha on to that we g co terday morning. The latest rport last eve this case was very faverable, and there was a strong probabi ty that the patieat wouid recover. per Las claim ve committed the patient shon!d immeni- nly coversd (a0t <0 #% 10 induce bowels move be ought not ta tack be more severe, with free purging end vomiting, cold dampness o the shin, exeessive prostration and of sinking at the pitof the stomach, and cramps in remities, zive eamphor. Drop upon a piece of loal sugas e s of spirits of camphor; dissolve tie sugar in ten tea spoonfuls of waser and e teaspoosful of the 0, fifteen of thirty winutes, according to the se- > i attack. Sewd. uf ouce, for the family physiciam vl o W, F. Schmidt’s | without waitiog for the actis o rabension | Sous, No. 53 Beaver-s., New-Yoik, has been received, von- | b 11 thoro bo forsible and x L g i eailed | BP¥ard and dowanward; gre. s aud am | tainiog important news from the ship Agues, whi led | ‘f‘m A ek The patien: tukes 1’ large quantities trom that port on the day the letter was written and will b8 | yomits as soon s be bas swaliowed it; cold, pale, bluish face due here about the middle of Julz. The fcllywing extruct con- | aud Lips, craaps in the extienities, give Veratraw, & doso tains the more important fac®y concerning the rograss cvers ted, fiftecn or taisty inates, uotil vomitiug ceases sod i warioth returos. disease on that vossel: aveis Ros two months of the period specified in the license remained u railroad car. ax of May Inst, and 1o provigion for com. | Mcted were deiive Ltifl for the loss of the unexpired term of ~ Supreme Coutt. there any claase | Judge Sutheriand & ) MuCh @ of Denmy e Ler exaple; this was & as been o ason, aged 64, of German William Butler, age | aged 14, of Austria, | ANOTHER INFECTE: SHIF ON THE WAY 70 X | dssary for me o decide bow wuny State in this Union in this case sestam wiich han coners e 1V of revcation, e Cou | New-York bad nut d | inregard to Mr. Sir : w0 ‘o prove ‘Sessions i3 authorized in certain cases, and upon notice to 'racK in cerian stree he wro gs be has comu . woeivin " interested, to *Inquire into the Pirotmstances and | upon it. The resclation a that, t iy, Jon v e | wift of George Simpaur, who die e. few y e Ludy, but sbould use tLe bed-pan, o Tovake” & license grauted to 8 person vielstiog the provis. belore the perus should L L s b oo . sed M, 1 days ago, st No. 19 Mulberry-st., was aiso uttacked yesterday Acgsg SAvEDs Mt cude revEERoR & g L | Bosmaf the it No right of revocation, except for cause, aad. | cuter inlo un usre bide by | APTMHLE 206 e . for deteting the morviag with promonitory sympioms of cholers. Fear had | e P e h y A o 5 Y | and atso all snch o iy be | o | driven ber friends from the house, and she was therefore, sent | 1 the diarrhes 13 without pain, and the discharges are ‘meu ho:nu nrdall:'h;} h: Ih&pll;lnlilflkri‘il‘:}u passed m"v: 1‘ S v" The | to Bellévue Hospita! for e ‘ o and light colored, g.ve phospburic acid, & duse aftes amount require: 1 by t! en T Com- eht 1o ¥ 5 SIS L disenarge, missioners—fixed by tuem under and pursuant to the suthor ont pavis, oo fhcsechgd THB CHOLERA AT QUARANTIX e | Wien the diarrhea comes on between midnight and suny ity conferred by the second seotion of the statute. More than | 8 g P’I:M‘“ | Two deaths from chs Jers have taken plice on board the | s b #0110 g0 10 the water-closet in great et | Hospital ship Fleon since lust report, namely, Jens Peter | 8 “ho urgency being s | ur. o dose aftc ation. =1 - | enr | towed bave alw sia, and John W expired. Under these circumstances the pluntiff has £ pomplaint, settiog forth substantially the matters I have men $ioned, and charging, amoug other ibings, that upos the fuith aq hehad boughi a largestock | on or secured by gr ines and l'quors i1s portion of which yet re. | the license is p vested Tight—aud, A3 @aine upon bis premises aud unsold,—that he wishes and in. | laud said 1 that o ting Dartwouth Co Sends to exercise the powers and rights which he claima are | ward, 11 Wheat 51l *it s a8 mncl secared to him by i License, and to prosecute his busi- other proper pess, potwithstanding the Act of 1866, and he insists that if the ts, or any of them, Who are chareed with the exec tion of the last-mentioned statute should cause bim to arvested, a8 they may do, for each violation of 1 pro which will be vers sumerous, he will sustain great aud | carriage for S0, in the present cass to pusterity S and stufl. avd ¥ friead on the other sido tis A lettor dated Antw My 21, from Massrs, Steinmann & ageuts iu thet city boase S yonr verdic Califor 18 the press-man. happy to ey tuat o s equal 1o that ¢ who ses L | | 7 Again, the Judge sars: “No doubt the ( | bas power to tmposs o Loenae | ringes,” bt he conclades that in fee for a 5 2 Should the evacuations be uot copious, but the crampe in a1 stof the pa the ¢b stomach and extremities very severe and eonstast, goraue iy, A temporn. ¥ 1bjanchio i Th | tovw wivhous o’ Au noe Wiih the plaintilf or his business, upon the part of | the term to iw ot Teet &be defendante, by virtue or in pursuance of the Act of 1866, | tione] license fee in the fo X tail you % o el | It great tendarness to toneh; vomiting of green su uted 1 the case of | f9r s0me of thew miny have hated bim. beea in co 'y troms Ui ship. | allayed, for time, oy drinkiue, give Cuprum s direoted for to bavo suiled bence to New-York 1 | Veratru was teu Dy me, and srgument hus been made by distin | the latter.” A similar question was p Now 1o tab Now to take these ¢ goishied counsel. upon both sides. npon & Wotion to coutinue it | the Mayor. &c.. aguinat the Third-ave Railro umtil final judgwent iu the action. | the Cotrt of Appesly. and a like disposition was made of "With the question. whether the act of 1666 be wise o impoi- | opinions beiog delivered by Julees Parker and Campbell Atic—whetner it be caloulated to advance or to retard and hat case was deoided in September Terw, 1865, Now, 1t in Brejudice the caize of temperance, 1 have, in my judioial | mauifest tiat those decisions oould ouly bave huen made on xmumomn; todo. To all Arguments on those matters, | the theory that the lioense, or permission. or roaclution, what aum, ‘considerations, [ bave only to apply the spirit of { eVer it Wax termad. was a couiruct whioh covld nat be im Other cases wight bo cited. Doos_the preseot differ | 0D® member Wi Coupans i | cained the ulaintff when shey bave been Lers o cvus.dering this clnss of men, ar Lo detained by the breaking oot of 1 cases of o * The Gouwserament arx, took, With praiseworths actii ol regultions which e fearful they say % A man of ours T et & & Mok It 18 o geaeral rule thai when 8 petien o improving the e Mo Commission. | iaterval bacween doses of medicine o . ol steps and entorced WAKNING. ry to prevent thae furcher Opiaw, in all ite forms (Morphine, Laodanum and Pares gorie), is iujurious. and sbould 1ot be ied as & hospital Mauy persons bave tecommended Com) in much re pat iu char and more frequent doses than are advised in this cireular. ices, did their | Thesa large dosas of Camphor are isjurious and offen daoger d with it { 1eans 10 prove prove! Simply that b Johoson aod | atare o say no their n Horw vas this done , vote in uscessury. bt Who is a Lare at e A el logs! ovption - ¥ouid | I prinelyle 8 i Houl Xon b b k Jeremial ot ovly & certain view of a ley ition ** would | in ei1* from those cases! Not atell. Did not the State, | ®en and it is difficult to work on b s probab y v nowe Jeremiah - 3 outiinrs, whe the public. 1wdmn.nu$y Bow, * the question | then, make s contract with the pluatiff bill for & bridge in Lis county, and, some day the Jouuson believes that he would be o e "ulq”'n':‘;'".i it sazviggn S13 Malr. | 48 0ot what wilsatisty blic, but what does the law de- The Legishitare created Commissioners of Excise—it | 00mes to him aud ally miroduces & fair bl “in wember of ¢ inl. Mr, Iisk "" ",‘.' f o o "";.I"{r' l“'h' f_“f % by the ‘:’ Ous. With that, everybody must and will be satinfied—for | Suthorised taew to graut liceawes for certain periods upon pay sw-York or Liro He ak trut refuses oim, o B0 money, A M= Walih swors that | s the Protstans had CATY T Aae i ————— fnding that b i caunot be paswed w A+ to tha disposition to be Eonlodid 4 AN K] CAThaRE SPATYS W ive BATTRE CITY NEWS. 1812 1l SAY W9 | iy unir duties. We send fresh meats bread and a atiould bave preduced the check; cer: we would if wi Al By o iy R L el mare the Vet ol reatment, W bave (ornicued tte | STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL-—The members of the Bearof rogue doing a | Sk Wb ¢ n new bedoing twice, burnidg that which 5ad | Sage-st. M. E. Sabbath Schol will give a Stra {a getaing bees ssed. n’?fi':.'-'k audiag all oar exertions 5 persons died. aad Crauia Festival this eveuing. ~.....£fi" —um sot tell | 8391 A0 e a2 3 0clock this morning with the well | iscan by the singiug of popular solos, duets, and chols that ie the law, sud ours is o lav-abidiog community. meat of certain sums of woney, and iu pursusnce of that ‘Cousiderstions of pobcy must be addressed to the Legu aatbority, the State, through its thus created agents, for u | OF the other, be yotos for Chat 1a ¢ Sature, Dot to those wbo are caarged with the duty of exponnd- | valanhle conside: a. conferred upon the plaintiff the right | ropted. Lt thero are otier wars. Four men meet ang its enactents, [ am sacredly obligated impartilyto | 10 sell Liquor for 8 definite period ima goom at Congress Hall and the houest membors wing ascertain the law sccording to my best judgment, and when I [ ¢ it posaibl: to couceive of auy rouson why (hat rhoold b at oards 8500, From tust time he is (8 the power of | no liegaise about it. Did you e bave thus arrived at a conclusion I am ilarly bound to de- | 1+ss bindizg than a deed of land, executed by the proper offic thoso other three meb, and must vote for what they tell bim, | thiug lke that: Again Forrestar was (nterreste: Then thers is indiract Wriberr when tiers is & tiird party | some bodies rowoved frof a cemetary, Counsel d. to the fort dall; bad it. They express gre thout pay. The thing wes do elare it whatevor it or it consequonces may be. ceraof the State. would be or by i Legislature sbould or . e A . . 1 ree principsl questions arise in tbis case could have e power (0 aanul the oue and not the oter! | used aa n go-betweea; Mr. Welih reosives (e wouey bat of | rou that the churol La right to sell their property; and 'w_‘nafn‘:\nwmxmmh S taterest as ontitics | Whether you call it & grant, & contract, or a liceose, i6 imma- | course it is ot given 10 the wikimio S0 it ban Ihe legal sarvices of Mr. Strong wers seourad. and he Tia%a | pasengers on board. Suchof the passengars as wisied to re- —-— ted aroand the Lal hare baen paid twies tae sum fhat he got. turn bome were far isaed with fransportation. whil: 1iose (Assouncements.] who wished 1o proceed 0ok passage in the Agoes We bope &im to & standiog in Court. tor; "The taita of the State, for @ valuable cossiderutiom, | the steuch of corruption bas Sccond—I1 he has, whether the remedy by injunction 1 ap. | Was pledged to toe Waimtiff, that he might oarry on & cortain | lation. 1o 1857 %o great tiad 15 late; and lesly. and most important, whotker tho act of | busines: for & fixad time, aud ho can no more be daprived of | ture passed s etringeut taw apor 18 uncoustitutioual. that right thag be conld be of land which the State might fies aod imprisoument wpon any meinh m:‘fl:‘rfnf::n'f;.(::'“ut‘pi:;rfl .J'm G “TJ{ ll'fns:‘.\‘-f::‘:{ :",‘:l‘c .u;:e:{‘ L'-" :n *?:I'h: (hn‘r:;n:i-:lc. “;ll atest ‘«hu-- [ANKERS, BROKERS, MERCHANTS,—Who ix, and who The defe g \ District Attornay, S other neak has Teen webind Lim. | 0650 U L oo what tas becn e e the wioke, | is.00t, adaple ! to these purvuits? Why in it thet one fail, undasother uata abect that the Iiotiff by appiring for and | Eranied o him ia fee. The Gonstitution of the couatry pre- | whoshould accont, Sulnr Birectly ot indiveeily, any git or | and bhas beau pouring out bis venom agninet Mr. Strong, but | Tuatiali o the dead ey # (i ouds ! PRRENOLOST smowers (hove questions, Wilkies hs® accepting 8 liceuse under the present act, bas surrendered any | Yenis ii. and commou honesty forbids it. The use of it condidaratinn to infusuce Wis vote; and thews wmen will not | bis evidence bas not Leon allowed a0 be is Lot to be mensged. lm“‘,",“h“ oo "'n 'lP D "?be' ‘e‘_'m;( “ o _ d - o be might bave had Gnder his previous Hoense. and ther, | well as of land granied by tha Blets, might be regulated; Dut, | Fisk expounte to S o N o on Y o thio and rolied | Tean imagine there has bres some fopors from some littie | LTerss 0 1oe COIER A0 Bt e Gk Mt T gire by Movers, Fownem & "Verzs, No. 39 Broadway, X Y. e e ot his: ovton and of coures, If i | uoger pretense of regulation, ol use of either spocies of proj- | uPea tueir faithiuluess; bis trust Los Lot Yeen il placed; L ’ Filne of roiticians ia IV iameburgh--the report that Perry | Yythis fact so that fhe JELNITON the dead mas reclsim the T S true tlat he must uitimately be defeated in the suip. the | OTts cocld ot be prevented. Bat ll use of the Slaotiths b- ovel Lind hoen approached. Mr. Perry says—and be (s & YOudg | Sao we hope (her may Gl o B on ooard. Froy MESOPOTAMIA. e AT : Rov. N. Williams, Miss'onary st Mardin, Me-opotauie, writes: Se: Machine (WILLCOX m..g injunction sbould be dissolved. Bat I | conse s provented. The licanwe itselr 1o annullsd. Thes proveedod he in the case. Out of this | maw of farr reputation— "I never said, wrote, or thought sucn LY eur with the woh | DOLUIDg inconsisteut with these views it any of the oases in Mr MeMollen's, Gllsd with ful charges \ a thing; 1 would have kuown if T said a taing, Lut lam LIST OF THE DEAD. L must 10’ you how splendicly our 3 surrender bas been shown. It i not suggested tbat any for- | 0ur own State relisd apon by the defendants. They werp all tute counsel .;r"'n",_.-‘ lpls-m: or hoa taken [ #ure T naver This is the wort of reckless and corrupt The following is & list of the passengers from the ship Agnes, (hi|.‘l:.4‘w|:('l‘-,d\\'7|;u1ed uew lounges and 1 se: T .,'g..‘- zh could not prove. T talk which Now 1 want "”A'? i whodied at Fort Liefkensh near Autwerp, betore H_-v_ 08 58 Tm:odmlru‘d‘:flil:;?:l::wu“ ul-n."’m e 4 bis gume o Litile too revails among thes mal 1elease was exconted by the plaiutiff, nor thut tue license | Cases where the ginut romsined unrevokad, e use only be as ever delivered ap to the defendants; but I am asked to | 10K regulated. s, {Or instance. in the oft-cited case of the didd not dare 80 bring the rest of the lett to the maliguant ol Sashias Desktn. ] infer its swrrender from the mere fact of applring for a | xmu:'n:;n-n.w. r.m; Mavor, Cowea, i, wire tho olty 1d Lave gron the oo a8 appar il finds ot trom Joha an of | g b TS Bilsiam: Joharms Dehins: Hoense under the statute in question, This I think unwarraat. | probubited promises it hatt conveyel o the plunti rigen thercin brought agaiost Mr. Stro . that this of ansel e S L Eian s e | ol o . : able. The plaintiff's spplication under the new statuts was | 106 used any longer as o cemetery. That was & logitim was really a0 adwission of all wiy M y don't want to 10, Cormale Frpering preogy ey | (l':(..L:: 3-"9::“-‘?.»'5.. ‘hfl“r.."em’ G";'x‘:mmh .2 b efve thet (RIS man who says uuder dis | s, aged 11, Holuad; 1L " || exarything e cheaper than auy store in New-York. Oue urics beuse. exerciss of police power, But it 1 vory differeat b The | those six lincs, i under the law purporting to regulate the sale of | .\ bas. without compeusation, been absolutely deprived perty for which e paid the State & valuabie consudora- | d Mr. Perry 82,00 . s not been abls | o inoempeiible with abjatention 10 assert the validity of o | ol licouse It was o precawtionary act. If bis oid license | ‘were constitutionalily destroyed by the reeent I tion, | led & new oze. 1f the new sfatute were v conld | mot give it vitality. He would get nothivg by u grant under Hob Ham wlrllm ’\l"dll_ Tolland, | ¢ vy 1o MACFARLAND® Book Store, corner Johnuna Twenty thied [ \MT:,, thew you will fir. umm Staudard Works and, aleo, ve o jot of it 1 s were made and st ot bad, day and all French and Se: | P AEILETT & DEMOR l‘ PRA HLI‘A‘LA ek } then asleep. Dhestin s AN} anes lin smav, aged 14, Holland @ void law, but he lost nothiug by taking that wiich was i uy otber principle than that whi reridien. Beaides, fu one sense, the spplication for the uow abic, whe: uing aw u concerning that convere g nd; Plerre Vonderhey nse was, as the complaint charges, compulsory, b i 4 ‘x::;..‘-_\ 'u, B .'y.{,"j,,.'.‘ |-m:» 1 con r‘ Lrisgs up ::v-"n;" 0, | anua Volimer, aged 3, Baden; Felix Kot FAMILY SEWINGMACHIN M but ix veu (0 und 15 A very | Margares Kubli, aged 5 aund Mary' Ku hand. Il cabluct. Price $25; tread the et wers constitutiotal, whick every law presumptively ahe plaintiff had po ulternstive but toappls for a liceuse, did uot wish to sacrifice the property which rehased on tbe faith of bis license uuder the ard Naef, aged | witzethind; Clomens Switzerhand here 15 connsel | beleve t & honorable in the eom ality. T BktLerr 'S SEWING-MA- CHINFE, with recent and valusbie improvemwnts, makes the very paitic of the ne plas ration which he had s to-day deprive the n up their er of 1857—if he did mot mean to be totally deprived of plaintift of oue spec A L0-IMOrTOW, in sl right to coutinuc the business he had established. He oo iar mauzer, depri pecien, T1 animus of . videuc erg; | elas not be required to determine the grave question would be o it 101 pon and ittcg Stroug’s ch pessonal 7 osed ) Olden | ops 3% s wight lead to resu o that be did rec ate e bad tisbed throgh his it e 2 EST'S T Y SE the copstitutionality of the statute, aud the fact thot AL IO, Bt DI SE b st s, Baden, | il N 475 Broadway. The best machine for proctical use, @ ey | | | An | , | Mr. Strong the most e | | gliced bimself in a position to take its henefits, upbeld. s 0o reason to presume, in the absenc stigation, eIy, aud when he was as ’ evidence, that be surrendered, or weant to & he thought about Mr b DA 5 scie Kannengiesy, | e most relisbie sewing-machioe ever otfered. o cireular, st d reluctavce, aul Modedo, aged o Loctier, | No. 475 Broadway. New-York. h DEMOREST® ELASTIC STITCH MILY SEWING-MACHINE =Price $28, viousdy acquired rights, or to deny to him the privil ning in the Courts the constiationelisy of th Jefendasts cannot be heard to say that the pl alteruative to take a license from them or not, sud that therelore bis doiag 50 was volantary, while at the l ARTLELT | PRACIICAL a asons which al viuee my mind aldity, 1 feel cons the Act of Aprill4, ls66, unconstitutional theretore, the Mmotios to coutivue the i mun o ma ive results, Wi there was Lot 4 par They attacked us in Al o prove that he would not be bribes, 5o that we bhay | us see whether be did of ribe a bopiadator; if he i nbout rece 1; . aged 6 mont thie Nand; Mauriee De Vo, ssler, aged o4, Prussia; Artuur Conra beglnning of this 4 same time they mfiTn.: rfi did not u;r.‘ one, be woul] | BTauted. | e d i arge o sell liquor at cl), and mmust lose bott bis 1 " on to test the Lic L enced ot | Uit Mr. Strong was brought befure { sod some of the brig 3 in the pe . i takes is taken by compoleion, even tiough it be tr astigation aud bs the ad vios of Waltor W. Prioe, brawer, | ave. contract and receised 89 woruing, Li Ben Who 4aTes {0 Ay sOTIMOR | eoieiainln phad D i Heacs: Moot Hassen sged | M LAy Welc i L s dedendants did ot so much as invite the plainti¥ o | in West Tevthat. The matter will, of course, be taken to | aod willc there gavo this o Welah. Areve to belie » Feputation of Seuntor Folger, or o the, Hesse; Nioholus Hunsen, sgad | M0 on —Suwmaputakes Furse $400,for fies ser chis, dash application; aud if taken coercively, there is no pretence for | the Court of Appeals, a sane Wiy was Jolusou's check § jthers who came down hero to Lestify § | agged 9 mouths, I e e b ol | oftwo wiles. Ning : . interrine surrender of previously acquired interosts, | : 4 y | produced t Jobuson did utt own sl the pi W Toaticss | sued 0 meaths, Frassis; Jonanse Seovir. aged . Holland, 1, Marshal A o} 4 thersfore, of opinion that the e oo vatsed by | TH® KNFORCENENT OF TARLAW—THE RAID 0 UNLICRNWED | why should he pey st allt, Did Strong wel bo more thas 634 very day discassiog im- LIST 0F THE SICK. Satinstove; 6, e defendants is nntevable and must be ove: d; and that VINDERS. ! e was the ouj , why did he dun Seuator | portunt matters, s Am Senn e e following " el Tiikp Kace.~T| the slaiotifl if the Lcease grasted 10 him Salertes & ol £ el A Wb o HTh Piersont Welsh Nim, 6200, but_ deciiues vs. | Sech ofber hroBEs Aod thronk. e et o s |y following is @ Dt of tho sick who were Left at the | conliree yours uld eonerred a vested right, which will necessarily be invclved in an ently hour yesterday morning the Metropolitan Police | tell wnat he did with i, wto Prison keeps | snid there never was an honest man who beld office and was Foxd aine rin from the foot of Chamb The third question which T have stated, has suc! resumed the raid upon thoss wafort Vquor dealers who | these witnesses from lottiog us o foeps | adered. Why, geutleman, If that 1s tras it is an end | ., M%7, Hend. o in; Barbara Wilberscheid, 43, Pras. | sedil- 00 m., and 12 10 B v Hoiouag, v il enal: i tocome o Court ‘Sadl aak 18 Judgment 1a the | had failed to obtain an adlrmative anawer o thoir spplicstions | Fird Lo the teatimony of Uk ¢ for our cue. I3l uruer A fow weoks ago, when his Peter Ranne Prassia; Jokana | ¢ p@ Mageeran from HARVEY LYONS Srerotary, emiser, x . i 1 L e | case was « t w fit to L this a c— - . . e beiogs me 00 the sext fnqairy, whish fa whether vnder | licenses from the Board of Excise. Large numbers were | Lim; if he had heard this e as'| wichis et n’;, o m‘_,r"'l{l“"‘{,‘"",‘;“‘“: w‘:;‘ D WIS COLL "“ORE & C' he circumetances of {he case, the remedy by injuuction w1l | taken to the various Police Coarts during the morning, and reason why be should not have given it; he did not, and there d of the most by motives #or his action in this | (o 3 4 Y Al Oy De. proper, if the act 1n question be found to be unconsti- | were bell to bl to answer tha charge, At uoon the decision | **W! 48 50 8 Ul Hefus SIS, and it was lus In tint article that the motives | (afulins Stepba. Have now in store FLOWER STANDS for DINNER CENTERS, tutions! of Talis Gl thonon: e Hd'd i We might rest our justification bere. as haviog shown that b actuated bim were none of the most worthy, It is oply | STPUS: something wew and very orsamental, A novel shape l&mw| “:"P:v':o:"}‘_"m: z’euflrlv!mdomure | “n‘“ fm;n lhn;ur :'u“‘ g the urd v.ncum.:lu:;un:l.lbe- :,, »;:.;g't..:x‘h:fi:‘.l..l:—x:;l.-r'.,r ‘?; 'Lm. ture 'I;X\lu' agein; | ecessary & wWwention thi4 caseto o away With that part of | ACTION OF THE NEW-YORK ACADEMY OF MEDICINE UPON | wWith their u '.%.‘.‘:,E.’.‘.f;,:‘i“'&‘%3‘{,’&;:;;‘ el ! case o a ity of Brooklyn, i4 it the city, aud some of the Police 3 cl ) the 3| g a¢ bill for rais the counsel s argument, . 5 Sl X ' L Bard, 8. C. K., 42 n N asTetiaion Suodibiely Wogan to Nachigs [ nevisden | LI ML 6 1he Bow Euck ISTRES. We privat ik | CoRNtl S beics TN M veos of Messra, Kalh. SANITARY MEASURES AGAINST CJIOLERA MARBLE VASES o redeced prices, sad Glegs of i dr ciptions Diereputalle imprisonment.” to wbich the plantiff would | 1. parole, £10,000 was raised to pass that bill, and it If that I Suunders and Mackay, and proceeded to the Centrul The Academy of Medicine baving devoted hulf its sessions Y . W = - e subject, is aistinctly put by Judge Stroug as 8 saflicieat e Seaators are commonly slandered; but & whole Seuato is not Fare bill, In regard to the remark made by Mr. | the present yeur to practical disc ol reason for grasting su wjunciior. 1 do ot mean to be ua- FSSEX MARKET POLICE COTET. slandered. gentleion of the jury, when they are all innocent, Strong 1 Seuator Laimboer's pi it ! y £ cosslons upon the chief Sewtood bt In my judgment this case presents uo other. rea- | Tie following-namied liquor dealers were arraigned An bovest mau in office is oot slandered. I lave boenin was offended at it, why did henot say #0 bt Aastions relabiag to Whe MSNS G2 BAEST (poR)ACLICK wEalaM ol son fur equitable interference, but it scems to.me to be 8a0ugt | poce, Morket Pol C 7o arraigoed at the | Great Brituin, and Lave oot there found the honest members, ated o unpresion on the ind of Senator Dutcher, and was | chelers, and baving prepared special * Reports upon House to . Yo place 1t upon the same ground which was approved by that e ice Court on cbarges of sellug without | Whoserve without pay, the rictims of common slande mercly 8 castal remark at the most. House Visitation aud the Medieal Care of Cholera,” *The | “FANOE L TN KNG PU eminent and accurste jurist. Lioense, 3ad wers beld in $00 bail each by Justice Mansfelds | | Th8 Wilkiamsburgh Eailroad matter 1 the text, Thres | The only thing whioh really deserves aoy consideration s wi . ORANGE DUCKING POWDER, "Sull it may be well to cite & few passages from Judze Story's | Parick Hays, 1T Cherry ot, A B men in Brooklyn want a graut for & railread; Stroug demands | this business of Coyl.'s, the testimony which, counsel argund. Principles and Means of Disinfaction,” * Veutilation,” aad ORANGE RIFLE POWDER. WOrk 0B £quITy Jurisprudence, whick appesr o be direcly in | Piuitp Scbindler, 143 Foreytivat. 3% Broomest: | (hat the grautocs babis coustituoute; they offer (o out of | Was o be roceired with the greatest wuspioions, Touohi : te Principles and Methods of Savitary Police Regulation rops OUBTH OF JULY POWDER, poink 6 this case, 1t should be remembered that tuis action | Jow B i ezt Bk Row, 260 b klevoruieats | hroe; e demunds threa ot of five; whe the bill returns to | upon tho xuostion of Sherif MoXamee and the 'l I [ s, | GANNON POWDER. U s Goremment iranth fr lautee Seeks to protect properts. Its object is 1o preveut irrepar oy Sieskimaun, 151 Hower o Gosbarios Boker, 200 Siamioyst, | thom they fud but one—uo says twd, bat there was only ono— | the Jall, whicl had been brought forward, why was not Me . \% Saaptmoml, Ab0nied He. Alltwriag (o e Sdg damage 1o the busitess of the plaiatifl, which, notwithstand. | FreCle -""'..'fi“'v'i T Canalat, — Barney Rourke, 07 C A of his coustituents on it. Now, one of the names was thut of Namee placed opon the stand ¢ A# to the money which Funk preamble and resolutions at its stated meeting, Juue 20, 1866: T > up, Down o {ag th opposiok amdavit, the Court mast see, will follow, if | Heary Curol 176 Ave Jobu Johuson, 19 Foruyth s O who says ho kuows Siroag “sightly.” The by-aws | teetified about, tne vericet oriminal ls Dever couvioted on the | WAerees. The New Vork Academy of Medleing has endosvored to N K] Le be interfered with as provided by the act in question. | Jon. I("’“;‘fi;'k;u.u !'hlnu Daley, 143 Clu 3 are formed, aad the original mea ind tuomarlves left out alto | testimony of au scoowplice. Fuuk was o pablic ofleial of this | pote mwonz its own menvers aud throughout the wedical prodes. B s ot (o8 hatsenes Whish & o wet | oo WL e avirs. KA s Tt the franchise, Lhey saY. Js worth pothiog. 1 will | eity. and be would have you beisve on bis siugle | femetis iosment of opu practical Inquiry ‘Info the pieveative sad settied, will be restraived when private individuals suffer an | Owen Morao, 14 Cierry. Boters Blasey, T3¢ Niathio. | tel vou. These grants are given on #irsots which are bot yet | oatl for Le s th ouly min 0t Siron: ioach: Say | "PRPas! Lpument oL ppasiuta Bhatess | . injury distinet from that of the public i geveral. Fiuen MecQuade, 79 Dividon-st. Jobn McManis, 170 1 bacry st B O Dot o, nd theso EraBts ro quietly sated evmy | ooy, fhe be had (bis estrsordinary "transsction with | . fhelsed, That thiy Acsdmy hereby expiones 1 confidonce In Bection 920 of his work ou_eqaity jorispradence, Judge | .2 Brilt % Ave B Patrck cliride 1w Cheiry s, | UOIH the sirenie S DAt ap, wud Lhor tiose erants becotme of | Mr. Strong. Gen. Crooke was thunderstruck at it, - We dety b A T B T K L T H I , ", Btory taye”« Wiere (b ijary it lrapaiavle s where fon of Auie oty 231 F. Tonthate Joko Grifhn, 5 W worat Laostimabie valce, Why, Ttell you to daz, geatiemes, that O | e g ian. st emaphationlly, o0 four oathy; bt there | Fy wheen it akes e Spposcence s uud thas the, Moek hotowgh seev. Fusanent rouin to property, may of will eusue (o the wrong. | \sientiue King 312 Monioest, Ambross Burkhardt |13\l 2 g P e story, as told, is oo g 2 true—it ia o Averiing this | he sitfes and populous towns of our coua- oot e " e - b ott-ot. Then hare is the cass in regard t0 Mackey . Strong dossn't | probabls. They uever attempted to produce th 4 ry at the present thme. E‘w“n: [ n,u.cuo:méunuurwfl:.:u'n‘.':'},;'fi Ling Hiisbacier, K fhried Syt By Lyt 3 woe it to contradiet Lis testimony, | ¢ 1ot nuagine -'vh,v. Ho Yaa the guilty instrument i this transaction nuu:v lh(u rl’umma" at In the judgwent of the Acadeay the medical profes- b e S | SRR A | AR T s et Bt | i Sl g b o o P e e e T ] at int 9 E elin 1, 242 Divisoa-et. You. Zolawski, 19 A! Iy o Senator Parry, 1. Jonks said. {0 corclading, would nev, 90 in secor with M (or the ) the chol- asees, that is Lo say to '.‘l“fi’m‘fi'rfd' Amcanes of L€ | Fraacia Wicy. 91E. lidhak, Puirick Duw. 135 Avends . 5 978 (LEFals & Siormy OppORLIOL Lo the Ui (khe I'AE | (b1 wnit; but, oung commmencod and 0uld never kave adrised | Seie dorrioe sad e Lchurges of cholers patinae s cap. it ooy ol s S SIS g | L g 1 A Sk g o ROt | Ehkbe i nt g 1 St oty | W oo vt et o raaphaauy | o con i U AR RS Skt L KA 1 been quoted, t ¢ ' o { L reen. LK. Hoasten-ot, en be want money —hs did give bis Soaatorial oliur, | Mr. 8t Liasd cote through thi ng the cholers poisal in & precautions shouid be b A Tt R A S e R L Y Ay T O e L e T e {"'."" 0"y (e Tobby $173 or §300 s or Mv. Joakv's remars” whioh cosuplhd over | ABE00 0 orv Ty ot o e el savtis bk erred it supposing that the cases cited by bim are suthority | Ja Curres, 121 Brosmedt W Heiles, 177 Bowery. g wu‘l myl f g abouf h R0 4 hie 80 very tonder- | but were ohecked, as before, b the Judwe. d"upon all who heve charge of the sick. o lllfi..‘ L'l:"u l‘"fl:' A‘: ;mma: that an iojonction :'r-d, ‘n sz.:amufi:: Avs. D. (l-::. ul:ix« ,:‘“c\:m.,.fi -:;"'.(lu“:r ‘:'l‘l if'.":,ix.fi.‘?."" s ;-l ob-u'r'v:. ll:;. mx‘:l- i 3 JT“ cl:x \Ilm TO THE JURY, .:: :tuwult should be ksot lowed wven te eded Y ienry Uunl oy, R Ci et o & oog o e deliyery tants. constitutions. m:hm:r{‘,r.." b conceded to b L | gus Hoster, 01 Foruytht. Owea Anit o Pelumbiaat, | #75 for searching titles, &e.. in thi waer ef the bill tor re- | Ju fey el 90,1, ey g e 160 aud causes of cholera infectior AND ot Wood agt. Draperid A%, P. T decided by the preseas | Toce Sumisa, i Aveas C. Jumes Mangin, 24 Bowary. moviug corpses from a grave-yar., "nd that he didn't do GexTiaxes oF THE JURT: We are now coming (o the | fa it £jer can propase s, 40 boing 20 P Cie! Judge of the Court of Appeals, not cited by the counwel, Chas. Frcks, MLN.‘.:,.‘. mu‘c'x':"n‘);;; o, 93 Mott-at, work at all; then be waus uot neoc 1 (0 do 1t; but the money | end of this piotracted trial I bave first to speak to you of ;'."u'f;‘_', ;'_;:;;7_'-"::; m-':d‘.’:.".:."’.’"‘. 1 besitancy in the wdmit that the remedy by fojunction is & onc. and onl DOURT. e Tibel. Tn this case the libel is clearly made, as it is iwpossivle p R (. et 1 i . Syt Com e a ot dofes of pusis | T fllowing namod paceems wers arraigued, belers Justios SN 18 the one of the Centr oo Fare bl why did | L. tuaos oy ianpoent COnvtruction Spac. the. wends In qesstion, | ul Ferser s o T, P ;,m,l or want of proper al %0 the complaint. Thus, | lM’"n‘ :1(} . o!-( Sag wore held 1 8100 bail 1o “hbwn' deem it nacessary to keep his vote a secret’ He | tLorefore 1 do not leave this matter to you. chargos o persons of the sick with cholecs, coustituies the chiel ead 'Wood aet. Deapes (suprs) while'the right to grast s ixjus fore the Court of Geveral Bessions: dy in his conversation with Senator Laimbeer, that there | The first question is then that of Justification, Tnis fan | and object of any rational querantine o external sanitary police tege: | = These instraments are antirely sew, both fn lo ad Son was asve tod and . S1ADI 6, 1t Was refused in thet oase, | 107le Lowry 45 Whiteballat. - Michl, Landie, 17 Ane S YL ke ampREs MmN 10 be paid to fuflaence that | gery important questio .m-nt han held ‘s very high | Istions azatnat choleca, from ALL OTHERS—LIGHT. CLEAN AND ety rfi Wecause 1t was Leld that the plaintiff, amply 08 & 13 | Gine ool 28 oot J: Mola vl B hnv-)f it ie """fl?.‘.‘ awr Laimbeds otal position Sn ehbt Wf w logialat f e > SURE on the BACK—INWARD AND UPWARD MOTION~ uu.,znm‘m juterest in the w 6 matter, axcept | Mi el Nectoy, 1) Jemanat " A‘““u“"-" i hi J > shiveked aa to hatd Withdrawn his friend. | out whom and his colleag uo law of the S - R T cumm-um-—ul-r-n. r.;rl.-..... s smigy 90 41 1 183 poyern of JRp i, 'J‘ Ty 4 i, 6 Jiobinicesd § "frg;‘hm. Stroug kuow tnat tho men who wauted that | pussi. He hus been B B R D | T [ r————— WHITI'S FATENT LEVER TRUSC Oa., ! swho §1 Lijery 4 Gy 0 500 6h 5 §0 DY § 16550 Rojoity §F 375 Nuph 106 S0 | Jeginatime corruution, Gie dendust’ S ibe ropre | “Heiecs, The ihe maln souice of wotection st epidomic Nk Brasdwen,