The New-York Tribune Newspaper, October 25, 1866, Page 2

THE MANUFACTURE OF VOTERS. Al THE PROGRESS OF NATURALIZATION AT THE COURTS —HOW MANY MINUTES IT TAKES TO MAKE A DEMOORATIO VOTER. 4 The great Naturalization Machine of the'New-Yark Democeacy, which for speed in_turning out Amerioan citizens”}* i probably unappronched by sty other spparatus—saviag the Pardon Machine of Fresident Johnson, which mede a very eroditable display of its powers in this line in Washinston & fow mOnths atnco—tuss bosn set wp.in and about the City Hall and s now in metive aud, highly sugcessful operation. The dlaok-and whire of the winbhinery resounds loudly from Tam- many Hall, snd Judgo Cardeso's eourt-room, whera the Heavy part of tho work is donea@dd where the operatives and their saperintendents are the fost Aud swestiost and grimicst “T'ho balf-finished products we grro)wml 1n 4 stoady strean all day tong across the way from Tammany to the City Hall and whe omwpleted citizens oumber the hallsof the later bullding, end tho thoroughfares about it. An unclcan loeking yellow tent, whieh has occugled & _oobspiouous Placs o the pavement at the bo! of ¢ o City Hall steps is alse @ busy workshop of the ol -makers, end the pathway to 4 s conatantly ohoked up with the mass of the raw material hioh in 10 bo worked up within. The process of manufacture, a Car o it f6 permitted to the publio to sce, is sometbing as fol- fows: " That portion of the machinery which raus in ‘Tammany Hall consists of n serice of desks lngphul with printed blanks, and peas and ink, which are tended by half a dozen clorks each, ‘more or less. o outside agents’ of the manufuctory hern, the material, which has been gathcred by a diligent -extended scaveneoring among the purlieus of the rl'ia, and dump it before the railing. The clerks within """IS‘ work upon it with tho most skillfully devised systom of division of labor. n«-fim has brooght in anywhere from twoto s @oren “'subjects” They are ranged along the railing, and if able to do so, they give their names to oue of the scribes. Soarcely lnythhf‘nunh roquired of them, for the runer who has brought them in generally kuows their birthplace, age and anpirations for mn;;:hlp ttor than they do them- wsolves. The incipient citizens are guued rapidly from ono dosk to anotber until s full descriptive catulogue Aas boon made of them, and each has been properly labeled and tioketed. All this has not been done without copsiderable Ifi:‘d bustle, and ognfusion, and the workman and their ol . sometimee becomo a trifle irate at the stupidity and unpliability of the oandidates for their kind manipulation, and Joud and somewhot improper language is heard. Tho “ boss" @noce at least apologized for his rai k;r rough usage of &n .nu. Aant: ' There's been some d—d Republican ul;:en," said be, “and T want to catch ‘om, that's all™" The batch s finally ready, Bowever, and furnished with papers and red tickets con. signing them to the proper fl\uflfl. They are then bundled aoross the street to the City Hall Here tliey aro added to the which extends from the doarway of the Court of Common loas around the rotunda and wait their turn ‘ the finishin, bench superintended by Judge Cardozo. The more favoro apeetator is admitted at aside door when he finds that the court-room is already entirely fillad with wwg ocandidates. although the work is being turned off with velous expedi- $ion; in faet, two or taree Important processes are belng carried 0 simultancously n thi#shop. Judge Cardozo sits bebind the booch and from ¢! .El’"‘ before him calls ?1 the witnesses who arp to testify-in the eases of the several applicants for waturalization. Judge Cardoso is & most sccomplished workman. With & toud and clear voice he calls for Michael McCarthy, and almost bofors said McCarthy has -glpaumi he commeices bis pro- soribed series of questions. 'Lhe same’ form bas to be gone through with for each applicant, and as neral thing the witness is the voucher for balf a dozen applicants, so that the I having finished bis questions for oue mau, begins on those for another, even while -flh.hfi his signature for the docu- monts of the first. The amount of business which is dispatehed by this duplication of labors is stupendous. The business of @wearing the witnosses and the applicants and pushing the Dbible to their mouths, is but the work ef an iustant, and the woter fs made. It is not so surprising after thus followiug the marufaoture through its various processes, to learn that about t hundred voters are turned out daily by Judge Cardoz This was the actual production yeste naturalization machine. day up to 3 o'clock. Lu-n undred naturalizations were is: day before, oit this figure may probably be taken for au average day's work. Adout nine-fenths of the whole number natural- §scd are Irish, and one-third are men who have lost their first rs. A fow of these men come in v, but the rest_are marshaled up to the work by Democra uncilmen or Ward perbaps twenty-five ap politicians. During the day there we: joations for papers rejected, all those being of men who came o the courts independently of assistance from political god- fathers. Those who belonged to the batches were better pro- wided for, all objections having been anticipated by men who were thoroughly scquainted with the work of the The amount of frand which may be effected un ify ing and wwearing it is fri templato. There n ugly suspicion which is W among some of the uncorrupted officers at the City Hall that & fanitor employed there has given acocss to the seal of the Court ©of Common Pleas, by which extra work has beeu done by the caturalization mackine at night. PEACE AT THE SOUTH. —__-——7 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1866. ) had not beon checked, and the oaly evidonce of their deliv: CIVIL COURTS. v e Aty iy costigle faivey UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE—OcT. 24 oc jalanl; pe 25 18 —Bafore Comu Wty 3 AN ALLBGED DXALER 1N ** QURER." United Staies agt Joun Foster The following testimony cxpininstbe case & verdiot OF DOMMON PLEAS- Craxuzrs—Oct. 24.—Be- fore Judge Brany. MOTION POR ALIMONY. COURT Anron MoCarty—Know prisoher ; known him over o - T Dogest A5 Jomes Begtot ‘e him in September, 1865, at (1o Carson House, in Cros The wife asks & pm‘-?&vm ou the ground of bad with biw ; bought some, G0-coet counterfeit mwflmwwnuu the roncy notes from Lim ; was at that time an essistant of one of | Btate and go to Tndiana, where ths husband might get a divorce {bo officars of the Secret Servico of the Treasury Department. | ou his own terme. an€ nsks slimony for the proseontion of her @ think T bought about twenty stamps from the prisoner; paid | euit. The husbend denics all t .Knnuu of the wife, and 40 or 45 cents on the dollar for them in money ; think all | says that sho married bim for him T back. Ao now chasod him about for mose ho is an man, and willing now to take his v “The Court reserved ita deoision, Sexciar Trxw —0cr. M.—Teforo Judge CarbOzo. - White agt. Havemeyer.—Memorandum ss to settioment of cano. - art agt. Davis.—Findings wttied. Bl agt iddon—Motion fa tho package now shown e sre the bills T bought of him ; know three or four are, for I mafked them; the I-bought waa all aliko; I am still in the service of the Seoret t. F-onflnd—fllflll rrency to Mr. Lowell; hie was In the Secret Service l)»x:-r::zrm. ‘don't know where bo is 00w ; Last ssw him 1o last August; sovor saw the billa sinoe T gove them to Lowell till now; Lowell was preseatwhen J n.—Motion fa au attachment deniod with- ot oosta; defondant may have fiye days to prepare and serve Ecked tho ey “Kajourned to inat, ot p m. kot . UNTTED STATES CIKCUIT COURT-OCT. #—Baltd | iy dian ot Midenormet e ttsd, ey g y Befors Judge DALT. Mayor agt. The Mayor o —Cae soltiod. Lawrenoe Giadstons ot al agt. Wem. AR In this case, reported in mfla'l ‘TriBUNE, and COURT CALENDARS—Tuim Dar. e e ar a2 he s amov 1, e hce: tweon 29, i o .l . gold, on the pl»:n thist n::y,. in the yeasel of = r?:.l — Mb:-“: ) o that smount ix cash, the jury brought R & ; 3543, & verdict for ’umw- for §18,066. Folket o ul. L -"'"J OOUET NOTICR. Fonl “Tho 1 havi the calondar of the United cotnsel having causes on States Cirouit Court, mast be in Court on Thursday ) the 25th inst., a 1t 'olock, as the calondar will be callad por- emptorily. Bofors Justi o el JUPERIO] T—TriAL TERN—OCT. 24.—DBefore oo 1 SUPERIOR COUR AL Tra _{:F. e o k. hos and fin. O‘Sh:" brin, o Bhe hindves. 0 nearly the cento 4 Loshar Bank claim to the ocater of the old o closed by the act of 1807 suthorizing the laying eut of tho o Kuka ast The strip of two fect lies weat of that center lino, ndrewn. Part the plaintifl. defeundant the centor of the street was 0em - that. The witaess ou tho l'u:u;‘w. o sanrerod it In 1848, whos o fonce’ was standin, ad two tritacascs who hud seen tho poats of he fonce sideng. On the part of th gefendant, they oalicd o witoess who set the building accordingo the line of the posts, and had the surveyed, but this 1s ia part contr “nlgfr Tound for the plaintifl. A. & M. 8. Thompson for Before Justice GARVIN. i plaiatllf; Moses Ely for defendant. DUTY OF BANKS TO DEPOSITOLS OF NOTES FOR COLLECTION. ‘Warren Ayrault agt. The Pacifio Bank. This case has been trid befure, and, owing o errors in the chargo on the farmer trial, was sent back for retrial. It grows out of & deposit by the plalntiff of two notes for colleotion. Theso Botes were i and through some mistake or acci- Balisbury p1521, Hobel agt. Donnay ; 2253, Tans — The calendar e gt dent they were not presented and protested in & manner L, Same 179, Little consequence AT lost all the | egt. Fean ot ol ; 166, Melrilie agt. Melvills 10 charge the indorser, In consequence the plain a g Foun ot ot} 148 ot vut. Mabvnes notes but somo 164, Ho o begligence causod this | wsks that it be .y him his loss. The defendants claim that thero was o neg- K‘xflum on their part, aud_that there waa deceit or mislea on the part of the plaintif s to the residence of the maker ol the note. They raiso also two legal questious, viz: that ws thoy were not p.LI' thing for the cdlection of the motes, they Wero not bound by any contruet o protest or present the notes, and that their doing so was mers gratuitous sccommodation to the paintiff ; and secontl, that their whole duty was to haud the notes over to the Notary—a sworn publio officer—and that this was done, and that thelr liability then coasod. They fur- ther claim that the wholo gult arowe vut of agiersonal piquc g7 disliko of the plaintiff for them, growing out of teir refusal grant the platntiff discounts. The Court co ed on the difference of testimony be- tween the parties. The namo of the maker was illegible on the notes, and both parties ngreed that something was said be- twean the discount clerk and the plainfiff, or Georgo Ayrault, about the residence of King, the maker, when it was drought to the bank. Tho discount clerk says fhat he asked bis resi- i 319, Doberty sgt. Mig- Surxrror Covrt, PART I.—Hold by Justice GARVIN.— Court opens st 11 o'olock s m. Nos. Bently et sl agt. Chase R. 'my:c" ;9001 flulfl that the Bank, by its own it = g c.lfi““fl' by mault. 249, Heins sgt. Paive; TT. 2600, Bock, adminiatrator. b, agt. The E, Greeus gt Hondy 13, Jerome o & agt. Torri'bond : 3113, Brucs Ta A Blike; 1507, Melaigrs et D , Melnt, yton ; *Fho. bech. and’ Tradect Fire. Ina: Co. i irink ot ol Pant_IL—Held by Jusiice 16 e, m. Now. 275, Tweddie sgt. 3. Moller agt. Delanyy 269, MoKizney aat, Osborn; 718, Rose 4 2008, Gambling sst Tha N, Y. Pritiog Co. ; 1962, Lynch agt. Casey : 2008, Olovet ot Wiitcombey 1363, bexton ot ol aat. Sackett; 2106, ogd aat. Ritchin. ARINE COURT — GENERAL TrRM — Bofore ALKER, 0 8t 10 o'clock . m.~The fol- 40d 27: Now. 1, Levy agt. God- Martin; " &, Wik Hzanxs and Onoss, J. J.—Court o lowing is the caleudar for Oct, 25. N _dence, and Ayrault told bim he did” not know. Ajyrault sa trey; 3. Hepn that he knew the residence, and could not have told him be did l')‘ i ‘.l:-h "'.fi; ‘fiflfi'.fl‘é"’ not know it. One‘of these notes he indorsed * George Ay- .""‘ N e ot -y rault”—the other wrongly, “ George Ehrault." The question BT A s o totes . A O is, did the Notary know ' where thess men could be found If | Bl o 15, Du Venoss agt. Bucril; 15, (roes sgt. Wagetad'; 17, 2o ho did not know, from ghe noto itself, whers W. King waa, | mon sgt. MeGiil; 18, Boonman agt. Keleaan; 19, Meyer gy Tay ho did not know, fromm 4he ol o aad ondisary sourch | seetty o, Mores . Toe Damey i, Rabiases agi. Hiios,; 3. Dalk of information! Why, first to go to the bank,” and then | sgt, Groom; 23. Hurrotan aet 'l‘-run‘u Fazers un ufl;-, to the parties whose interest it was to have the in- | Buntiagegt Hasson 26, Medar agt. Doblin; 77, Daggett agt. oft. to George Aytault) s, and _inquire whers dorsers _ charged—that wasw't it his doty to go to them King was to be found! It fs seid Bo did use onlinsry and dus diligence; he went to the bank and waa told by the Cashier that Ayraolt lved in Pougbkeepsie. That was the CRIMI COURTS. ———— JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT. |Bofors Justice Ladwith.] first note. The second had George Ehrault, with Ayrsult Now, it is We, the undersigned, Northern men and new wottlors, have bought and leased plantations in the County of Madison, Mississippi, since the close of the late war, ewploy- fng the Freedmen, and tilling our lands with their work. ‘We have notioed many letters in the Northern papers, which, s0 far as our locality is concerned, we cousider defamatory, ex- aggorated and uncalled for; and, should we remain sileat to tations of our locality and its old citizens, it wonld Do unjust to thoss who have received us hospitably and treated 8 with civility. In our peighborboods are many who have suffered losses of mules and horses—among them, some of the undersigned. Bat o residents have suffered from such losscs more severely than 00w sottlers ; thus proving mule-thieves will steal mules, no matter where found. With our ueighbors, we have bad no @Micultios, €hd none but satisfactory business relations. The Freedmen work for whom they ploase to contract with, #n the samo manner as farm laborers at the North ; in numercus fnstances are omployed by Northern men, who are their old masters’ nearest neighbors. We think our lives and property a8 safo s those of old residents ; that we can obtain Justios in tho Courte, if obliged to take that course ; and that new comers ®an Mool as soouro here as in any sparsely-settled agrioulturs sommunity of our Western States. Signed by Col J. A. Bovcuax of St. Louls, formerly 13t Pa. Cavalry; Fuev'k A. BILLINGS, Jr., formerly of Worcester, Mass. ; ¥. B. PrATT, formerly of Worcheater, Mass ; 1. B. Swrtn, formerly of Grafton, Muss.; JIwo. Howetixexs, formerly of Eng ArTHUR MATHEWSON, Iate Sur Groras Lyows, formerly of Ireland 7. B. Riewaxpsox, formerly of Boston, Mass. ; ReJ. Ross, Iate Capt. U. §. V., formerly W. Pa C. H. Syrrh, lute of Trumbull Co., Obio. H. K. AvsTiy, late of Berden, New-Jersey ; Cuavscry TYLER, late of Connecticnt | Mank P, lats A. Q. M U. 8. V., Maine; to ne. RAFTS AND THEIR USES. o the Editor of The N. Y. Tribune. : 1 eut from THE TRIBUNE of this day the follow- Rixe DISASTER. —Acuui-lum Holly, commanding the United States steamer New! reports 10 the Department from lg‘wm on the dth, when in latitude 29° 3%’ north, lon- In & gals October 1. They were from Pensacola, Florida, boond to town, and when picked up were without food and clothing, noarly exhausted. The reft was small, the sea beavy, it was with the greatest difficulty they were ensbled until resoved. Thege men were the remainder of a crew ‘whom ed. It appears from & report of this to Y at Key West, who waa apprised of the dis- by Acting Mrster Holly, that the parties rescued were 5§ distant from the nearcst land. Their vessel foundered 75 ilow sast of Cape Cazaveral v rough raft, thrown together in a hurry, saved were saved from this unfortunste —vessel. been s proper raft probsbiy all would m saved. There is no subject so painful to con- the fact of our vessels, steamers 1n particular, ] of passengers, with little or no means of or, 88 boats have generally proved use. of saving life through rafts sre so i 111 £ 2 o L gE £ E‘gz $ 2 i | is I3 1] & g g ] ga 2F 2 he Ervening Star, most, if not all, could ad there been rafts on that vessel; and Central Americs, where several hundred fow would heve been lost, a8 there was a El Dorsdo, close to her wben she went the schooner kept close to the place where the indered until the next morning. The Central undered :;7-::”); m. b’fn. ’nm morp, st 2 passed through & number of persons strug- on the water, and several '?:n Lauled o‘n vessel and saved. More would bave been vessel Lad lost her boats in the same gale in - ntral Ameriea lmimdnsd. fe-insurance compenies in our country can do F"‘l;" Ty < £ i H & 2 2 E 1 i 3 5 Lk FER FEE in diminishing the of going 10 sea, ix insisting who ssk permif T that purpose shall name vessel in the application, and, unless the vessel is well furnished with the means of saving life, shall charge ® premium for the y;rgmk, which is now.generally granted without eherge. This would oblige e o o 0 wvossels to be well provided with life-saving spparatus, as ot person would venture himself in & vessel 1t, particularly as he would have to r{y wore for passage in the way of permit. The life-insurance eompeniee can ges sll the necessary informstion to act upon from the marine insurance companies s to the wossel's charscter and equipments. ‘Wo trust thet the excitement csused by the losses 5o oumeroud around us may not be allowed 1o die away with- out some useful results.” If we do not sveil ourselves of :c:;l: BOW existing to ha proper legialation disestors. i i i soRio every yesr will bring s recurrence of these - 3 New-York, Oct. 23,1866, s P THE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE. W the Editer of The N. ¥, Tribune. Sun: 1 desire to call the attention of all law-abiding sitizens to & recent transaction of Mr. Jokn A. Kennedy, Super- fntendent of Police. On Sunday morning, the 21st fnst., I 1 am actusted, solely, by & sense of duty to the public and a =] e - d‘. ‘.Wb:’u“n'flé R.C. rml?.,!fi‘"‘..':’&m. 0, 1866 s SR AR LR =T=0‘m (Connecticut) Furniture Company dostroved by fire on Monday. I - | from the 2 Ve et “"J::ld DaNGEROUS ASSAULT.—Mrs. Isabella Irwin, residiog ot No. 187 Bpring-st.. was 0a Tucsday evening violent!y beaten on the bead and body by ber husband, Charles Lrwin, and was w0 soverely injurnd e fo be unabie to appear fn Conrt. Charles o ommitied Vo swait tha roeult, which It s feared will be Lancexy.—Kliza Young, charged with stealing soveral art!- cles of wearing apparei, (a all worth #24, from @ clothes line In Elis Bmitt's yard, No. 256 Hudsouat., will have ocoasion to bafore the Bpeclal Sessdons Court to asawer for hor ‘othiog oases at this Court yesterday wers unreported, lng en oi:cu of drunkenness, g’;n-ulul{ol, and vagrascy. e Rl ESSKX MARKET POLIOE COURT. [Betors Justios Manstieid. | SEIZURE OF OBSORNE PIOTURES PUBLIOLY OFFERED POR BALL—A case was brought beforo this Court yesterday after- noon, by Bergeant Potter, in which F. P. Whiting, propristor ofa printing establishment at No. 67 Fultonst., was charged with kesping, exhibiting, and sclling yarious piotures and oards fae cetess sharster ot ;!::l b cark Arikar Whit . aod & named Dav burg, w Deoa Mz"m wry act of disposing of ‘the eame. The eir- for the Jury to say whether he exero waa it nogligent. For his :;fhnmnm the 'g 08, The commou and ordinary rie is, that if a note is left for col- loction with & bank, they assume an obligution to present it, and if by theur negligence they fail to cbarge the Indorsors o liable for the damages that may be sustained. on the part of the plaintiff may have excused thom. It is for you to say whether thore waa any. The defondsnts claim that the plaintitl was Efluly of igence in not communicat- ing the residence of the muker. o not think this was neoes- sary; bt the plaintiff testifies that bo did communicate the rs- desice of Mr. King to them. If you find in favor of the piain- uf will find for him $ 64 erdict for plaintiff sccordingly. Mr. Tat for plaintiff ; Mr. Dyott for defenfant. SrECIAL TERN—Oct. ¥ —Befors Mr. Jnmm MonwiL. Edward C. Jobnson agt. Jas. Muloy —Oase x Mllel\u;‘r‘n Justice lumo’a. nox agt. Bangs.—Furthor papers roquis The People, &c., agt Martte Harts Motion graated with: out costs. W Seaman ot al agt. Heory A. Keatlug et al.—Motion granted without costa. Adam Ferguson agt. M F. Ferguson.—Motion geanted and oauss referred, de. Froderiok M. Peyser agt. August Bergman.—Motion denicd with §5 costs. Jumes Dovine agt. Sarab James.—Motion denied. written beneath it. The same nwm :lh it u Bank' ez i, PRE! TRT—C 8 o ocumstances oase worn somew bat , and are as fol SUPREME COURT. "‘:A;::lu'")*'-. Before Mr. Jus i ;o‘_n,rm )t o e ; b“'; S, T8 ROV n wery, and while waiting ura for X ek v - Y rhiy ol (g h-vornummm s attention attracted by the entrance of the ___ Inre. Dolia Riolly, an infant, &e. The child’s mother died” almost as soon as it was born, and the father placed it in charge of the respondents, Mr. and Mrs. Donnelly. When the child reached the age of five, its father also died, leaving an estato of some §500 to §600. The brother of the deceased was appointed administrator, and guar Rian of the child without coutest, but subsequently au attempt was made to remove him, which resulted in his favor. He now applies for the possession of the child. It appeared that the tics were about equal in worldly ciroumstances, aad the udge therefore inquired of the child who ita father and mether lor, David Friedi who directly offered for sale & num- r of cartes de vieits and other piotures of the charscter already alinded to The man seemed to have no hesitation about offerd feles, and when taken into custody, as he immediat Offosr Law, bo endeavored to epply the sumewhat argument ** Homd soit qui mal y pense’” to his merchandise. The People, however, as represented Ofticer Law, could not be Vw.nad upon 10 consider the caso from his polut of view, aad ‘riedburgh and cartes wore taken st onoe to the Court. To consequence of information_obtained from the v the art- was ly wes by Were, when it at once pointed at Mr. and Mrs. Donnelly and ig v Sergeant Potter, sccompanied by Officers Law_and Cl T, ::;d utterly its uucte. The Court therefors remanded it to eoterday mort 'hmm 'of ¥ P Whiting No. bt Fulton-st., aad in bis rnnuumbun-u located A MAREIED SOLDIER AND HIS WIFE. In ro Keeans—Aa application was made by Mra. Keenaa for 7, on the ::Nlb‘l:hfl""' hor hmbcmllnonh%‘d.' d .t be was married when enlistod. The Jud, t this & rather fc arrested and Mansield, onse r for the War ;\:enlm:‘hc rt, on the | CoTy ‘"‘h'" o & ving sold the pri rl Al roduction of an affidavit Friedburg) othors, Further inve lod the officers oo, uce Slonliond s guition, B epaph sablisbisens of K. . Besiachy, No. 3 Now Chambers-st., Who was on ® chargs of manufacturing Justus Patmer agt. Ann E. Cobn et al—Allowance of five i Bt S o T e e | 3 Pt 5 gty 028 T e s ©f refezos confirmed, and Jodgmens of divorce granted. Tault of 300 bail. The case wil come up for Lavestigetion 0 ro.iQustiod Cuamun. Saturday afternoon st 3 o'clock. Sarab Myers agt. Wm. n.uy-u—:zm of refares con. vy firmed, and judgment of divorce grau James Savage R e Thomas Kaue et ting Reoeiver settled. Wi, THE TOMBS FOLICR COURT. B. Dunoap agt. The Allaire iron Works et al—Seo opision. [Befors Justie Dowiing.] go H. Goddard.—Motion to vacate order of arrest denied, but bail reduced to §20,000. No costa. Samuel 8. Dougherty and wife agt. Gertrude K. Ward ot al.— m of referes dsor egt. Duncan.—Order CIRCUIT—0CT, 24.—Before Mr. Justice Davis, ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE PILOT LAWS. Russell Sturgis ot al. agt. Paul Spofford. The plaintiffs, who constitiited the Board of Commissioners of Pilots, alleged that defendaut hos violated the 2th see- tion of an nct passed June 2, 1453 and amended by chapter 243 of the laws of 1557; which, amoug other thiugs, provided and enacted as follows: “* Any person not holding a licenss as pilot under this act, or under the laws of the State of New Jersey, who shall pilot, or offer to pilot any uhi%.or vessel, to or from the port of New- York, by the way of Sandy Hook, except such as are exempt by virtu of this act, or auy umster or person on bourd m-tog or tow-boat, who shall tow such vessel or vessel dumed“fumy of & misdemeanor; and on convietie punisbed by's fine not exceeding $100, or imprisonment not exceeding 60 days; and all persons employing a person Lo act us pilot, not holding a license under this act, or under the laws of the State of New-Jersey, shall forfeit and pay to the Board of Commissioners of Pilots the yum of §100." The complainant then recites: That heretofore, at the, City of New-York, on or sbout the end of April, 1862, the defendant berein, conjointly with one Thoms Bileston, employed John Maginn, who did not bold a license under this act, to act as o pilot in plloting vessels to and from this port ou 96 different oc casions, commencing on the 13th of April, 1862, and ending on the 15th of December, 1664, The defendant poswers that he has no knowladge in rela. tion to Capt. Maginn having e license under the act of June 28, 1863; that each of the said vesses in question were steamers en- gaged in earrying passengers, and that at each of the times of iloting these veesels, Maginn hind o license which auth im to uct as pilot on each of the aforesaid vessels ; that several of the employ of the United States, and engaged in their military and naval service darin the wer, and defendant bad no control over them; that the fi 76 canses of action in the complaint are barred by the statute of Iimitations; thut as to all other matters in the complaint, which defendant bas not sdmitted or denfed, he has no kuowledge or information sufficlent to form a belief. Stanping AFPrAY.—On Tuesday night, MarysJane Hoffman of No, 193 Elm-st., quarreled with Joka J. Doyle, and the latter finally stabbed the waman in the face with a kuife, inflicting s severe wound. Theassailant was st once arrested, sud yesterday Justice Dowling sommitted him for trial Diivino Catrie Turoven Tus STexer.—For driving a cow through the street befors 8 o'ciock p. m., thereby violsting one the city ordinances, John Daltou was on Tuesdsy evening arrested, and yesterday Justice Dowling fined him $10. Joba bad not that amount iu his posseasion, aud was therefors locked up i the Tombs, He consoled himself with the ides that his employer would help him out of the difeulty. TuksT oF MoNEY.—Jobn H. Lambert and Michael Hare, both vesiding at No. 193 Franklinst., have until recently been firm friends. Recently, however, Michael lost & wallet con- taining $43. Suspocting John, he caused bls arrest, and that individoal acknowledged that he bad taken the money, but on being arraigned befors Justice Dowling yesterdsy at the Towmbs, be declured he knew nothing about the matter. Ho was committed for trial POLICE TRIALS. |Before President Acton and Commissioners Bergen snd Maslerre.| A PAMILY QUARREL. Every man who has ever unhappily attempted to become a voluntary arbiter between man and wife In & case of severe quarrel—a discase which attacks both parties simul- taneously with equal virulency—4nd has found that, o & very few minutos, i:.' party in whose bebalf his champlonship was volunteered turned b, and has become the flarcest o1 bin enemios, will aiways Wk twice ere be undertakes similar ch:m;don‘:hlp“:nroomlh time. It s well known to persons whose situstion in bliges frequently to Gimneee quarrela a0 fghia borwern’ man sed Wil aal, 26 matter bow brutally s woman hus boen beaten, or 1o whatever dapgerous extent the beating may have been carried, be who interferce o save the abused aad suffering wife will certainl; should the outaider got the better of the ui“—ll‘" turn upon him, and bring sgakst him the full ferce of every ‘weapon she can at the instant rin- Danjel Welsh, Oflhlll whom Janes Tucker 1t seems that the Board of Commissioners of Pilote adopted tho following bylaw, which they claim s based on the suld wmended section of the Pilot laws “* Any pilot bringing in & vessel from sea”shall, by himsel! or one of bis boat's company, be entitigd 1o pilot her 1o sen, when nloss, in 0% mean time, & complaint Fow ciple in en bave ever realized the force of this unvs mostio pugilistics moery b, nnh t » clurge before the Commissioners for im) rent| beat) mul;n uurh-hdhuq” u’n.:vul:'quml wil From the u-fl-oa‘.ol both that Tucker, living at No. n-et, hod & severe wife, aud, as 18 onl; tly dooe o480 dhion o becing i wi 15 usslon b ol.nl{. out, & fact The of the ocoutend- ¢l to sea Without the cogeept of the o (such lu’-mnh‘onm, or J:‘n“- t'd company, ing ready, and oflwl.“lo take her to sea) shall pay a sum e e B e hame Ce e bened of the pilot entiied to h.m :fllfl; :“' & s 'by-law ven great um the B y Assor nd altboogh ibie st |“§'mrcm rg'.‘i'.',i tain judgment far §9,60) agaitut de , for bis violations of the sot in question, the Mm o 0 W /oy T eally, 6o views they entertais. i Lol nd Capt. wfldfin NHM apllot 45 and lLicensed, but that mn‘ :;fl:lb"tblmll 3 ;;"' P .::““ mhfls r, Wm, et, on bebalf of ~ ’Hm'nl. b-.| for defendant, the case SUIT TO RBOOVER POR LOST BAGGAGE, Mary McCurty agt. The and Xew-York came and auked Mre. Tocker if she » cum) and she ?Pdh-l'n“:m it necessaryto ga to submission and gel bim te go quietly to tion- For this Mr. ‘l‘ull.l;bfimlil floa...-‘u bafore : 00 & charge of iiiegal arrwt and undue vielence "u’-‘.fl;umm 3 ' [ would go the Bration-House todo vo, whereupon natve, and the case vt 6 ondenror o o toem. T have lotter of the Ltunky view ft in that light. Officer Welsh need not fear the loss of his shield. ’ 80_FAL AS KNOWN—''BACK HRAKD PLOM " ull over the e e T have _beon, and _dout trouble at other MT-' the Thirteenth Distri 20 is Eighth #-d the only one whose ditficultics 75 Af ! 4 ! boen spoken of in “Trial g A 0w |‘ Ofticer Riley, who was dutailed from the Station House in this ‘5,hn ™ 8s ‘Ward to presorve order in the Dhirtecuth Distriot during the evening of the day of Rogistration, was nhnfied by some icer-like conduot in haud- ’ “with 00 erowd assembled at that ho did not I'.'S& “ancseatasy o place for registration. 1n defenwe of the officor, the geutleman who b bkl o s G eliatn 20 M st b wud testified that ‘in the courme of the ov: the orowd in the room whors ;M:m.nmm nl:lun-u pt &?} perm o the gswanlt, if - 1 re say, : was committed ; m_y‘l}mfih:x 24 ooz gave the imony that th officer po and’ tioanble 3 mannor that Mr, will be » ¢ ART—AX ALIBIL : time & 0as0 was Brought -c-:lr-m » Sbo at 0306 com| mm..'&. ng-“ H t ing e Ay T o 1 the walk i froat o her bous, taoy Mogntain i woled w.dn.-g:..us 75 bl , hor 0 w atate ot mmzu. 1t A befare, she oould uu-', ‘ sho crumb. Ellen went in = et 08 o wis A been of, 'This ofticer refused, huving scen o to leave his post. ’ without r-ufl. b %o prove »',“‘n'i‘.:‘.,‘,’.'..n 100. i station books, the positive tevtimony of {Paio Mall Con Gregory Gold, | P s gt th s Vary | Bl 3 Mot [Now Yok el g | is g the iuterosts of Mrs. Dowd. eoge sovis B | 150, 21 WEDNESDAY, Oct. 34—r. w. Al emphatic that Gold has boon unsettied and closes st 147, after ke e tnos sk ey ot 148, The loaning rate has been 132 b0 § per cent. o that there can bo st doubt abo for Government Stocks are stesdy with 8 good domaad fer ::,Mcho. Officer Barry will doubtiess be ordered beok to 10408 st par. The 7.30 notes are stesdy st quotations. 4 and aro not offored in large smounts. Stats Bonds are TOO0 MUCH CLUB. Ono of thoss instances, which are only too frequent whea young and nowly sppointad officers are conoerned, of chubbing stondy at full prices, with 8 fair demand for Railway mort. \nneocssal Troas Notes, 7310 gages. Chicsgo and North-Western Convertible Boads nwu%m in which Patrolman Joha 19t Series h::‘y.z-&m:gm.‘; o faots, a8 testified to, aro as fol- l,ll»“ 41 sold at 87, The miscellancous shares are not specially sg. l:xi.v'r:x;m E. 5..1%.:“.,.« fooder " h;x {:‘:’, - 3 1-"”&.“.:' ;iln. No:!mt:‘::lml sold at m?cuu_.&a wMne reoeiv lary, used a certain part of his money | Tenn n octed. A large ness was done in Michigsa Southers in gotting tight.” In this inebriated condition, he went home | 6,000...... ... s ol of e s 8, ek Rl ek & | Obo i O 7 8t92{292). North-Western Shares continussetive, and | .;m»;u: with rln‘:‘- he ;ul not ror"-.]mng‘um l;‘en fi" Cw.aw.. e aro the Teading stocks on the street. The rest of ths Weet. . lermus. ween tw en 4 " el Lo L yeon Sl § gk | g e e orn List wes fim ot-full-prices: After the call priay wesy :n::;gry m‘:: o ":;w“l:l':.'" 1o lhl.l:ftblflfl‘; tl::‘ Ymvmu Tel not 8o firm excopt for Mich. Bouthern which sold st 92993, collision ; thes or chance of & b rayen Board i o one called for the interference of tho o Joul | Quickaiyer Al 9 $hgp-wes @ peoicky feclingant e |, e ey puee ke SR S T o e TR sl e gl bo, w o par- | Cha st 119f; o, Blj; Southemy 91} | 1! his Literferouce bel tated by his duty, burst A Ny i ), W ] 6 of r that he was not wan! iere—tha ! i her gnesta had no quartels they could not setta between them- l%n"d‘n' WICM RU0e, D00 e vncx O8] $00us e oe e N: ‘oxcited, T:,h‘:g{ g :::‘W S \ solves, sud that sho did not desire ber houss to be scandalized | \7'S 64 590 Coup,'62| West Union Tel. | Chic & North West on ng q ore: aad | :5. :fi'n:fllfi. °|'l‘.'-‘:'fl:'(n"':u“flm‘r d-hI;‘ mffi'.“‘z‘;l by | 50,000.......... 044 100........... 5. . 66y | Missigsippi, 33§@333; Boston Water Power, 3IjeR}; ouse. o - US p i {ioomas, sourcely stopping 10 hear what. the Tady bad 0" sy, | 3570 < Riog Cumberland Proforred, 58@58); - Quickslver, 50564 drow %iis olub sud began ht- | U. 865 Mariposs, 13{®13]; Matiposa - Preferred, ' 29j229), o - ubbing without meroy or th est disorimination, the two gentlemen who been in pho altercation. When he had clubbed them to Lis satisfaction, hoVloparted, without making any arrests. The testimony of the witnesses to the affair goes to show that the officer woe under the influence of intoxicating drinks to sn extont that totally disqualified Lim for the proper performance of his dut Westers Union Pel., 52§252f; New-York Contral, 119;@119); Erio, 81§@81%; Hudson River, 1272127} Reading, 1153@1157; Michigan Southern, 917292 llinois Central, 1563 @156}; Clevcland end Pittabargh, 91§ Seldom has a clearer case boen presented befors the Commis- “Loan| 64} 1,000, 120 | @91}; Cleveland snd Toledo, 1i9f; Roek I siouers t 80 ofioer, and the Presidont took ocoasion to o ! 3 o, 119; sland, ek ek ey ot o, agalat 30 sovuends sad thih I | O & ol GO [Chie- € R LB " 1 108} 21084; Norah-Western, 543 2543; North Weatoru Pro- forrod, 80@80f; Fors Wayne 109§ 21094, Money is mose In request, and in partial explanation it is reported anew that the Treasury is sclling gold, but 1§ lacks suthority thus far. Nothing is more probable thaa s pale of gold, if the Department intends to continue the every regard his conduct hud improper aad uaworthy & policeman, Mr. John Carey has worn his shield for the last week. He will be * broken,” and bis ofice taken from him. HID HIS LIGHT UNDEE A PAIR OF BREECHRES. Mr. Mark Jacobs, who is conneoted with the firm of Marks, Levy & Co. No. 30 Grasd i, ocouples only & partof a build’ Tol Wa & West H & 5t Josephi Milwsukee & $¢ P 100, 0 ing rin clothing. His neigh- o4 ‘situsted b that of the purchase of 7.30s and Compound Notes. The balsuce ia ows ok out upons tho sireet 1 those windows bo displays the Sub-Treasury here ju largo—$101,339,000—but it Is sob A gocky, and (6 Shagter S5 hoon 1 57948, 5. Bie st af in the form of eurrency, Te-morrow, Ootoboe 25, intereet "This nelghbor complained that the frm of which Mr. Jacobs M 1y apa | cossos on the last half of tho Clearing-Houss cortificates— $12,500,000—which will leave at the command of the eity banks §25,000,000, payablo in Logal teador by the Troasary, | This, if called for,would redace the balance to §76,000,004 As the gold deposits ab this port are largely sbove this amount, it is evidont that the Departmeat is not in ¢ eandition fo eome to the aid of the mopney market by set 1s & momber, were in_ the habit of 80 srranging their goods, {heir coats, pantaloons, vesta aud other artiolos of geatlemon's apparel upon tho sidewalk and in their own windows, as to obaoure the windows to which be, the nelghbor, had compl: & 'Thia noighbor complainad that by this arrangement of mm.‘ vy & o not o e light ot o s o0 Pk e b el or b Hving, wors e rom tho o704 of &nnrypwciyluumr arrangemonts 6f Marks, Levy & ‘This compiaiut was made by Officer Joha B. Sheffelis, who ... ... 100 Chio & North West 2,600, of ourency, s it vummdummum?mn Officer Shoffelin wout to llel:u’o-llnh.uvy':‘ ‘0., l:‘;';u:)d hlhnl::oow ¥ for some time; but, on the othet hand, mey of thelr velghbor, and andear: show forth to them r o abirasss of (his proseediags in Mvekiag wp the show: Clow: bo obliged to. sell gold to obdain ourrenry. to pay (he -m.umnmnaumbywu in no small 500 banks. The Department has to be sure o reserve of m'a:vr:‘:rmnm-'-d by his oluband ehid; .uz o 450,000,000 it could use to pay the Cleariag-House coris- rate they promised reformation, and for day or two things b3 cates, but it would hardly resort to it with s surplus of wors loas ‘anagdthe coats were ‘Tr | goid above the November interost of above §70,000,000 ‘aeighbor's windows. and the other garmenta were allowed 0 {ateroopt the gase of his customers o more. This wtate of affairs, howover, did not last long, and soon nightly the old.fashioned and much-complatned-of 0oato-veato-pantaloons- eclipse of this complaining snd hn‘lufl!fllm‘lbw'l wine | 30000....... 400 .. .. 1164 dows bogan it nightly reappearunce. The officer waa again Y b3, 34 Tol, Wa & Western 1T coupous noxt wook promises to bo e disturbing eloment in the monsy market, calling, as it will, for & largs incroase of bank crediés to move it. The demsad for ouzreacy from oalled 1n; he ordored the removal into proper quarters of the - e coade o that {0 selabborbood sbscid pot be Ingoave: |/ DD e b0 BN i bad the Wost and South still continues, ‘sod to the Weet nisnced. Marks, Lavy & Co, by their agent and doputy, Mr. | “gpg om0, o promises to grow quite urgent, as tho hog crop is ready fop BEESEE 3 $E32EE market. The issue of carrency having almost coased by the national banks, it is evident, in view of the stesdy ad- vance in commodities, that borrowers of capital must pay higher rates for the use of money, Call loans are 5 per cent for new business, In commercial papor no chaage; best namos open at 5 per cent, snd-good at 5{@6. Long bills of ordinary eredit 7 per cent. 5 Jacobs, declined to do what was . words grew hotter, and an arrest of Mr. Jacobs by Ofticer Sheflelin sovn followed, and Mr. Jacobs soon made his willy uilly sppearsuce in the Sta- uoun Il;uu\h he discharged by the i r. Jucobs was at the time sergeant in chare, and bo brings o charge agaiiatO Blcor Sheffolin or, an alloged illegnl arreat. Whon all the facts are brought out thers can_be little doubt that the arrest will be justified. Alme suybody would insure his shield for s month's salary. Sgugs H —C & & » L = = 3 g BRI e R ol Ao Frastact - ary e Soveatesn solnot was | 300 . 0. Foreign exchangs is dul. Bills at 60 days oz Londoa o e vy i s Dl a1 ‘“‘L‘i‘.x’mh"“'{ X o ) are selling at 108]9108] for commercial; 10991094 for < g 4 = ‘baskers’; do, at sight, 1109 110§; Paris at 60 days, Bad boen AT 52085.06}; do. a¢ short sight, 5.16{@5.134) Antwerp, Taanta b 40 5.2005.134; Swiss, 52095.174; Hamburg, 36936 Am- et b '" stordam, 40) @41; Frankfort, 41@41{; Bremen, 78{@79§; that If the Prussian thalers, 729724, ooty Freights are very dull. The e ents to Liverpool 1n defonse, per stoamer are 250 bates Cotton &t }d., and to Londos Aty per steatner 10,000 bush, Barlgy at 6. city, and it is stated that o bank of large cspital in this eity bas Bo-.:y will recently sold a portion of it privilege to issus circulation charge befurs 10 8 small bank for & compensation, and that the Con- A pumber troller of the Carrency has ratified the transaction. This ‘may be in sccordunce with the spiritof the National Baak- 16g Law, but to padegt loks Like openiog the —— T I 7 o i NATIONAL RAILROAD CONVENTION. dmbragodf;le‘ - “p } Anp adjourned Convention of Railroad Presidents, gto! Superintendents and Chief Engineers, was held at tho 8t Nicholas Hotel yesterday noon. I the absence of the President, Mr. Thompson, the Vice Prosideat, J. H. Sturgeos, officiated as Chairman, The at- tendance was very siim, thers not being over 20 gentlemen present. The ehairmen of two or three committees reported., Mr. B. H. Latrobe, Chairman of the Committee on Ralirosd ‘Fhe cotton eirculsrof Wim. P. Wright, e very conserv- stive suthorit; The fine country, he Te] B Yo o Ifivrubg T hoghah yot e do o et more an , b yot, we of muoh inervase In the hmra’r":fi; the ‘Gamage bas not been 88 great 84 was at uhe time tod, and tisd Lopes are now o pespec crop under entertained Iflfi the eires ces. (Tt is nture upoa th coisare. e thnteney T o VR b Secsbals award 3 E§_§j it &= b than was carrent three or four weeksago. Construction, Bridges, Engine Houses, Repalr Shops and Ube \0g 16 & statement of the movemest in cotton §1208 Water Stations, made a verbal report, In which he recommend- Petroleuns Stocks, B, Askad, | lub Sept. last: od the appointment of & Committeo to cstablish & Bureau on Bid. Asked.|Everstt Gold...... 390 4 00 1863, Railroad ‘Statlous, the members of said Bureas 10 bo yaid & 650" 7 00/Full River G Min. ... 100 n«mm::‘rm.-mvs ..%xom 25,000 Ll:nlnhrp Which was referred to o special commitiee of 70 Gilpin Gold. . 400 an to Great Britain. l::: 'g‘g Mr. A, Welah, Chairman of the Committee on Signals and 1R BT e hia. s Jow 00 Salety Regulations, made & in which he recommended 43 Total 55,000 108,000 1be uge of safcty signals the railronds, He stated that it 40| Stock on .. 210,00 398, 000 was &“mdco 10w to use danger signals which were very 180 Of which during the past week incladed in the above unsafe. en the m‘r o did not appear, the engluser ational. 1 Recuipts at the o 26,000 54,000 would take it for granted that everything was all right. He | Hamilton McClict 215 | Exports to Great Britain. 4,000 28,00 recom: that there should be no danger signals used, but | Manhattan 20 4 Exports to France......... — 1,000 that, In case the umul&nu wes not soen, the engineer 4. Liberty Gold 30 “Total exports for the week. 4,000 29,000 would take it ‘for lmn ot there was danger, and would 18 Mill Creek Gold... ... The cotton market in this $|l- or of last com) totop. Ho thought it was much better s “© week was_dull and pri a3 @ B, This decline o spead money 1n cantion than nor; lamages for accidents. “ waa caused by the contiguance of fine weatler ti hout the Gen. D, C. llum, ebairman of Committee for Preserying 2 entire cotton growing jom, and _the beter pros) for the Timber, reported that be bad examined several {'l-uu for _the £ crop in cousequicsee. ‘who have been the chief reservation of timber, and would recommend that & committee o1 buyers duriug (3 previous cxyitement became heavily appointed 10 witness the experiments of various plans for 20 710 stocked, nfi‘ 50 g of hem being 3::-'“ anxious 1o realize sccomplishing this end, and that they report to the Convention. | United States. ... 7 30, 305 accepted lower rates. Yesterday was more dofng, owing Beveral communications were received from inyentors ex- Mining Stocl .55 to s that uwrym; had advanced 1o 154 for Middling !“‘“"f.“"‘”" of their various petents, which weie re- | American Flag... 4 0 4% 505 Uplands, amd pricks about 1e. @ ®. This moring, erred to the Committee on Patents. Atlantio & Pacific. 300 5 %0 L1868 the advance 206 r’. there 18 leas doing Only the following Roads were Bates & Baster G. 2 80. 3 20/ 398 agaln, and we. u,“ "“i ot the annexed quotations. Sales gfln Pennaylvanis Central; Nos Tenton Gold.. w0 210 30 on the wharf and 10 arrive nv‘!trn at prices 2o. below the orthern ri; Wimington and Wel Bobtail Gold .. # 4 00 Caledonls - price for cottén in store. the week have beea Amboy; Rome, Watertown snd Boscobel Silver.... 100 | . 1755 12,000 bales. The clearsvces same thme to Livi 3 and Pasumwie; Vermopt Bollion Congol'd.. 565 3 16 Dales ; Havre, 100; Bremen, 133 Total, 4,177 bales. m‘u Fredericksburg ; s P:Hu:g%fn};d%.. g l?)g “The following will show the exparts (exclusive of specio) Moustains ure = Alton | Toledo, Wabash and Western; Albany snd Col G & 50.": Bep 20 from New-York te foreign ports for the week endiog Oct. nab "..nngelphll:‘wrllulnfluud Baltimore; sod Crozier Gold...... @ 23, and sinee the beginning of the yeer: abur, otomac. Consolidat "Thers belug 50 other husiness befors the Consection, it ad- o o R Journed to meet to-day at 10 o clock & m. Prav. roported 134,260,966 150,564,644 ATLANTIO COAST LINE. ‘Wkile the convestion was in seseion, there was a meeting of the officers of tbe Atlantle Cosst Line Railway Companies to Since Tan 1, WTIERE GT T N Mining #hares continpe wctive, but under continued 20 l:{ku.u 2o en G Minof C. 310 Hovets, %:}‘:mwv\':hdm e ot oW dermey el et sales to realize are 19"‘«. Consalidated orq;y closed a8 "'""‘“; Potroleurs Stocks. | Couw'd Greg'y Gold. B $14 50, Corydon st §6 50, and La Crosse ab. Bullion g!'.-'m; ‘altimore sl b~ e sl : Consolidated wae bigher, and sold st §375. Adams Ex 4 Wolcas, Riers press was higher and quoted st 89 %0. . Rt Wldan; W i ogian and Maschenes S i egrere BREERAREO EL PN " o A ‘working Charleston; - South ;. Georgia g - "xwm s e o Atisotle snd West Poinf qun:g-‘ desesh e o shipped 1o New. Alsbasa and Florida fl-w. ] %, mowt the demand Morgen Lioe of § Moblle to rato js S0o. ¥ The bers of this convention were noable ‘was paid for National Railway Convention, as they were both -t 110 the same time. more Ee ARRivaL oF A Naw Fasycm SrrAMER. I : oxpertenced much beary sea sbo Tribune - 0a m, 3 f Saady Hook st 100w, Jostorday, making the b @