The New-York Tribune Newspaper, November 16, 1866, Page 2

2 ) NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, @ e sl NS Tal R L g @ ; fering, both bodt- % Tt o A p — —— —r _— - ‘We are asked to compel the Bourd of Edu- F PROJECTED BROADWAY RAILROADS. | ated warchouses on the street-Soor, to the great canvenienes of | in the hands of a_Commission derivin, or from the State | it ;" O'Brien calls me £ he alludes to_me in the letter mm;m . (i he i ARy DRO: erchante N nienon, o | 1 e hands o e T D eset than | Lo Kate Swith; O'hrsen w ljving with me in November. hod | cotion to sppotnt Abncr B Holly. Jiby | Uy BEKEC ) | oo of‘her Li LTS Tie kind enough to refiect upon and report to the publig or' | the city in this question. ¥ Edmonds spoke of the con- | o difficuity with him in Decomber ; ho was st my house on the | wos o o 1 Zonhr Bomnation the Trustecs, in direct | _The jury ron a:'mmr plantiff of §3,000. % BENATE COMMITTEE IN SESSION YESTERDAY— .u;., n'fil“muuu Your ob't serv't, Bugrrt. . | struetion of new piers. :'dim u.m he wea in lh;‘whd‘pflnnl; m‘r:_fid:;,a,;u-enuu-m:f ':'.M',':;'mm- = fii’mmnzrmm "Under vo' mfi-uz Ex E phaintil | ex-Judge Slosson for de- i - e 285 . = ov aterests doing the 3 s has been dome in Loudou a . Hommoud testified : : 4 o v MAYOIR HOFPMAN AND ALL Tiik MEMDGRA PRESENT | Tilh RAULKOAD QUESTION 1 THE COMMON. COUNOIL— | Liverpool. In ‘m::z:.x‘,,:\”. e l“'mm“":::x"“ stuid G Loy of ity recognie o dintiction be- | anyihl 12;',,'.:;:.':’,‘.!’.7'.'34'.»« o Bincadon to procted Sona. Teou Dol JsionBasnocs ~—PORTY PLANS OPENED AND CONSIDERE SURs | I )] B 2 o y £100,000,000, u hos boean fow very benefi o | tyeen morsl tellectual telleatn e s Wi not interfers y L ED—-U R OPISION OF Tili CORPORAT'ON COUNSEL. the interests of commerce. The 0l3-ction might be raised that | an affoction of the intellectual et ; moral ts :.;"11 m:zf;'?m»:“fintf#&:rm N8 o s Traeensr | st Merit, gt Bothrt n —Modiigs o tart and) h piere i e A1 persons laboring under wharves ond piers pro- | the emotional foclings of the mind: persons WiaUnE WU | SR T hominnte over it jink h? tted crime to | The order muat bo aflirmed with costs law requirod. T rd of Comaeiimen, yester- | o Jodgs Edmonds was in favor " was submitted ducing 1o reyenue, cupital could , AERIAL, SUSPENSION, n.nzm-.:.‘n—! At the meetiy day, the follo VACE, TUN Beforo Justice Moxrrr. st be induced to con- | moral insauity can disting THR NECESSITY FUR THE WORK | Aa - A it z ‘ b A A FPICE NEW-10LK Nov. 13, 1655, trnot plers. Mis nuewer would be thet the revegue. would be | dward ofthe of Hudfieldy thi T he Trostess, and 1os T, Moulto Gu y.~Motion o The City « “York i3 the great ontrepot and | T he Homorabte he C.mmon Counc : g o the warch ousawathich a6 gl o the piem | be. pod ot of the worid: do ot recollect the case of Marta, | Heary W. Jobason aud Wan I Allen for the PRt A | ot sejanction deniel, and 103 D hion dissom ob, dopod o the cogntry. Ln comy Limpor he first | > L o of the Corparatton Coun. | §eTAt €40 FHE M MO theplatts of the New. York Pier | wha fired the Xork Cothedrl; do not regnrd “suleide as insan | Thomas Bocse uud Abti, 40 e e o Modon grauisd and. 1o e g utry. 1n Ll i ortaog ity ghe st | oy, brive and Waschouse Company_ whieh -be toliy sprored. Tnorder | ity it is a symptom of one form of twssaity: the nflmwd of Edueation. v, Oy i TRATAK, ovid appoiacad o in the Western Hemisplere, ‘and’ the second i’ fhe civilized | M N i that the selfish juterests of & e St it 1ok oppress the | spicides are itred by fnanne people s jenleusy s pas | 5. Defore Juatioss B;;;'.‘w'obvnlmf CONTRALTS. o Tue Orioat Mutual Ijqunw liou‘,nq. Through it puss thrce-quarters of the § | “adoption of u st fi10m, direiing o fareet oo commeroe of fise ciry, be woeld give e Coulasion tull powor fi:lw;mh ited when another person 18 preferred it 1s u BROKERS Ofl% vt Apitesing s Matiof Tk 1 T AT A | to proc-ed iuiw Iy 10 £-orove e ey, und teducst 10 rogulate whinrf rtes. of insant Sk Coff % 35 ol ' VLI VT e e ety o omve €S, e e e | 8 alug spoks in fuvor of the Pler and Warchouse | - Croapesauncd—Morel dnsanity porverts the reaiori; bare e of ommbdios oF 3 §i¥ cnt # AMON PLEAS=ORINIEN--Tov., 1506 ety tusy be Locesmry o §oteck Lhe £igkin of the Company, roud e (e Parker cass in the newspapers : do ot know COURT OF COMMON FLEAS CHiuncns—or 15-De e Jonx T. Howixin. Meyor. Eemarks were made by Meesrs Galiagher and Johnson in fa- | abont the case: should supposo s persoa insano under the cir- tore Judge s e e ; LAW Drpartest, Orrion or Couxsns 10 u.au:u‘mu vor of privato interesis. comstanoes of the O case tod it ‘ Io'l‘lohl FOR l:l' T - 4H ) 1 Novewbo -~ 0 ittee sei: . 4 Anoth " o D, Horrmax. The ehairman of the Committee seid 149t the members would ‘The trial wilt ba concl o-day. e 3 [o0n Sachza agt: the “Tadiites with e T Rl h-;u:’r"c':l:;::fl:’n'”m:::mw:'dynl carefully cxnmine oll the wiguyents, and endeavor to roport | ness remaing fo exnmifucd by the shoc whish be This was & motion for an injunctiou to restrain the \ehicn, 4 tarn, “depend upon il connautieation of the Tih Wet . requiviug o be laforamed Sorme ptin which would affond geieral seLel to all of the juter- | ease will be summed up. and thon £o to tio Jury for & verdiol, defuniant from ezecting wooden over the door of & ud from the business conter Firat: What sthority, if suy, ex'sts for the laymg of the Tallrosd | ests conoerned. CONVIOTION OF AN INSANE PRISONER. f nt saloon which he occu| the north-west corner of atod below Casial-st of thuse who conduot | 736k i8 Bro:dwas. Beiwe.n Apu and Ful d Mr. Noyes, on behalf of the Citizens’ Ansociation, tendored | o ok way and Kighth st.. the ‘allegiug that the struo- o ponpfeing gy lh R e 2 If the wirié have been inid With hority of law what | 1o Committee the uso of oarriages 1o make an Toterlor inspoc- \ way wafod oy i tare vl atly Atorfere with bis bowide in- e 1O e At wiriy Gl o st of | oty G cat b ad e conpe o reseral o sk tcks? 48818 | ' of he piem O (hk Gty 013 momning The Awel: | PatuaBELruta, Nov, 14-—To the homicide caso of i o1 T e S Ve Comt ok for this multitude be N ey ation was not sceking 0 ndvance ny privato iutervsts. but was | MoGuire, for shooting Mageio Baer in 1664, ot the Continontal TR0 papars and Daetovend s daolaicis 1125 Noab K. l""».‘"’:.'. ;?;» Forris N Cochen )| h T maanc:'fi s caae b (it the P11 120304 rom theat homes and places rolurned a verdict of in [} gnve ablo (rw of | ¥ of the State of New-Tork, | A% gou Jury mes\nghoe business. is the problem whose sol s songht. Its imports | ..-'rd"h;:l-. B (G, !v'f;f't-'-?.‘"n‘w!o".";n(-x;":”""' .)uk:m- nfi flr:cuxm cfi?‘[ffi..,.xd,’m'b"gfi'i: the ..m?‘ * “The prisoner throughout the wice is w0 oivious a8 to nced 1o demonstration. Shoula wo | terein vaaed Were nathorised 10 ly, eonstruct, operate and use s | FRCCTCL Lo S lhion of any particular kind of plor, and it mud“mw ul\h vondiot will y of insanity, wunrilm’ the Insano As mato the number of persousengaged i business ot thecenter | Faiiroad throozh wnd vldng certuln stroete aud avenucs 1 tuis cit, e und reshding on the upper part nr“nfl Island at 100,000, .;.1wr cludivg Wastiingtou and Ureenwic ste. :f‘m west sice, aud Fark. | Wns s'r,rlpmm to supposo that the T islatar give the Court an the office in the premises a,,,, Vide for saying 10 each ont half hour per day o travel it will | TO% o Brosdwey on the east uide. The fsuchire (hos given was I | bill dirccting the erection of o pa oytum, for r, from June 1, 1863, nt rent of $150 por annnm. ot o ot there. i vt v thome 56k vout anyount | Woderstand: subdequeanl soquired by (ho Dry Dock end Eust Broud- | pice. That was @ guestion that aloc) — oimis ors the logae commenoad the premises wcrs o much e OF et o businous {1 fhese 100000 hlt hoary Bus o pid 1 | ™ By A Desla Mag 1 (68, ot “amach 0 | oo e oghinture o esclod Vit pans of the CHisens CIFIL COURTS. by Arothat corta afterations A repoi 6134 (0 be deae, frrees b ogross ouskd be provided, the aber living an the | auibpeioe soe Dy Dork Eawe 1 rantorry oo Roatery | mceting of the Loglalature, embract.g e piaus of the Cltisens’ ,w and. more ) A . A Association. and the nt ref tolet the plaintiff vactupy the > upper inglf of the iskounl would be immensely increased, to the | pany te exie tailioud tracks 10, The Comthittes then. adlourned vutil to-da « i, 00 mean cliot cke Noe: - y X uf iy, ot 1 e'clock = w i 3 $ s o relf of the packed nd wutenting tcnoment loue dawy | 47 R oud Compaty e bt G (Gt S8, L £ | pon furthe eiimony il bninkes. O Saviriaythe Com, | UNTRRD. STATES DIFRICE COTRT Nov: 15—Before mmrwm{m-;;i:”” godifilirm Bus am thas 00 B A farce asd. sen vickness, {mpure aif uod inevitable Hith. 1 st a road coald | Toudiracke with o doabe tck Lo ( Tn and through Des- | mittee wil meet in the City Hall, Lrouklyu, to bear eridenco collision oneu which the Hodson Bteaths | Hhet s Eosw a7t or tae cooly s | Btruok off "which ho now claims are etissly worthiess to b e afturded, It would aleo retain within the city lmits other it River o L fio Go-e | Ln relafion S o vin i N v ey, e o e Hislants and. the stesmer O Bon! e aeear o wore Lasorted. - Hie further clims tat | Tio thereforo claima daimagos to the gmount of W10, The Jary thousands, who, not sccommodated by the present facilities for — tou claimant, & settlement was made by consent of counsel. x‘m made by a more indorsement um‘ m;: mm md:;:‘n':g '?:'fi" prememere | - W'WP'" o ':'. travel, il soom follow tho thousaads who Bave sircady gond 1o | Haloest o . Tk (SURANCE P party w otice o hitm, shows that it is bat Long Tsiand, Connecticut, New-Jersey aud tho towns nlong the | together with (he pecessary 4 swrithas for INSURANOE BROKERAGE. - . o 1 amount of the printer’s { esidences 2D or 30 mi p powslyl o e o B o ITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.—Nov. 15—Dofore \; W.J. Foster for defradsat ' Yiudson. 1t s found tharresilcices 5 or ) niles fron the €t | e proger workint of ek g eanae i oucckig the. swiwe wis oy - b Justioo NELs0N and Judge SUALLEY. o e g fn_.___."" o MARINE COURT—Noy. 15, —DBefore- Avxss bo roached it ws short @ time as the remotest parts of Maii | the s o dvend Wb anh . atten THARE The loct is dingsnoelsl 1o $ho oujérpriae of onr ceeuwicliand Welieson et in Broatway, | BAID UPON THE YIOLATORS OF THE LAW—ACTION OF | Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. agt. The Peunsylvania Coal Co. informed that tie railrosd o note. wei citisenn, for 18 8 most serious impediaeat (0 the ausal x el T SUPERINTENDENT BARNES. iy P 5’““5";‘%“‘%‘:’_‘%‘“& ot aa wodbi b this saving to trévelers, it 1 o tnfling | BEeT00n] teruiae) abihocomer of Brisdewy aad Fuboarst th | The insuranco busiuess of a great oity like Now. D e arning por In . cass. In ¥ hetber th, paal o . thi {leges that she rented oer- consuleration when compured with the time that would be l-;;lc.-;ia;':-mh:xk::nnt ‘either expressiy of by fwpiication | York reachos immense proportiont z::.r.?;ah of :“ :-v-:”nt ammuf "lm- “Thu P';l’::"m""n’:s:;‘mn: .’"“ ] 4 ovamtel N with wuitiod ia.the shipment of goods and the dlstribution of mer e righ oh counections. The. extensions Suthor. | large : ‘Wobert s of Chandiso, by mewns of & Failroad through the ceuter of the | fed By tow ats i sostes 0 e, cuny Fele to the tracks of th Com i A 1 g i Lot g R Houtson, Frederick Du Chatia e o Tve tho priv img 04 PULLDg,up hev sign on the . " b st | had takin poes-auto o the Blemines nd. put Tiroadw: cansod principally by the distribution of goods to | thorize their extension throuzl Fulton Waslington st. f0the | ouehly understand the laws of commerce and trade, and who THE SERVING OF A SUMMONS. th 3 ovion st el ey That Now-ork does vt 2 e | ity lne f ooy e 060 cruechion” lded ’h...’cm-: Comanea it e el o her pteion S 1. Morsot . agt. e Caloaia Shate Telogragh o o ot s amansts o Corneios K. Gastiaon therto. ber i o dekudan onk 4 dov T iy v agala soil ford fucilities for travel aud traflic " by | oy i timnbe norable agen! motion . J. 8. Carpenticr, cons X ~ Toe constantly overcrowded sondition of the Talirads. paratlcl | 42440 5ot glve surhority to Citm any connechion betwean th ter; ‘{‘3:.,‘":.!.';‘7.’.. ol tosy shouitoter ead 1 oS iedu ai b Moy Ohasies Tracy ou' | SE38ed, thut sutlivient nds for this ordor cxat, wad the | pit up b aguln Saken SOE R RN o the win X o o - bave a sorved undertakiny nired by law, I do | fo - 18 Tirondway, ‘i of the omibusses Tunning Through that | fae e e ey B e fondcny aod Fatongt 5 whow they are tristod. The law of the 5tato | the President of defendant’s Compavy, quashed, on the gronad m‘.‘,&‘,";{,“'fl $he ekl o, 26 sbao. | T F 6285, Nty DAMAGES FOR TAKING DOWN A N. placed _(hoge by Eapbemia Blondean agt. Lonisx k. tuland. The erowded condition of the strects, particularly of | puny laid in the sircels ying ot tbe weet of Hrosdway, and au. | these men are those of respousibility ¢ thoroughfare. o W nquiry, viz - Wiat teps cau be | Tespecting insurance agencies is strict. Section 23 of the “Act ¢ an officer could not be summoned 1o act as i 1 is & oonceded fact that relief ahould be immedinlely songht | bud e cmupel £} bog 10 Ve it eteps cau be | B i for (he incorporution of Fire Iuscrance Companen” o ety v AR, b comptuy Sorporate pew: mf,'fi';g.:“u“%‘:‘"fl'.-; AN INTERESTING OASE T0 EMPLOYERS AND' CLERKS. through the enly practicable and adequate means—rapid s 1 fuf-sued that the Attorney-Genersl, in behalf of the Peopls of | passed June 25, 1853, provides that it shall not be lawful for any | ers are exeretsed. from fn any manner intarfering. with she and effects . P. A. Kniesle agt. Asher Hecht. transportation from oue end of the island 10 tho othier, by some | the Stata of Y. Fominchced sh action to restuin the use | Lompany orgnsized upder the Laws of any other State to4ake | “"Jides Smaley rendered the following decision : ‘O reading | of said Gompany, or in the management of Deiaivs. and froum | This ease, whick was _commeqwed ou the 13th, was summed oute now unused. It may also be cousidered as settiod that | of thewsid fnyauctfo isks o transact tho businoss of iusurance iu this State, uless ..‘".',‘fi ailidavits, &e., and of notice of motion, and_ after h.’mu'{"u e tering with Dauiel 1 Allen, | upand given to the jury vesterday. From the eridence sub- this desideratum_can only be compiotely attained by th that he was '; y o struction of u railroad along the goueul line of Broudwn DoloceitRe nadstad youlodiit wars abo insticated by e | PO S04 G0 s nmount of eapital requircd of similar companics | heoring Mr. . 8 Carpeatiet aa counsel for defendant in betnit | (& e B, Secor | muted an the part of the piaintiff, it Sorporatiou Atiotuey., inder my directions, to vecover. from the aid, | BICCR e Siiie™ &' cerilod oopy of the cluurter shall abso | of suid moti “harles T t e, | Somtiss K Gesriben b R the Hlefendant os saleagnn for one year from Sl Cipanies T posaingprowined b 1 Ordinancon o th: [ LTS} 8 0 5T et wer onth of th chierof. | b cposaioh herrtor And ke Conrt ving iy eotuidotod i | oo Bassent 0. W B A R feriher G fi: ¥ short biine hefore the expimtion of the year. tho Tae needs of the city were prossed so earnestly upon the Leg- | iy (Clap. 24, Socs. 15 't oto; and the Conrt having dul; the . untll the further onder Sulature lwt Winter that 8 QU fo o (el riiond wuler | D, ot "t i vatts cre now e wtogross aad will be | ficer, giving full [ ptctiars reapcling 1 trgatizaton of th | suaernow.on e il 7 . Cormsetics, Jt i swdered || o iav il Direaiors of i L om e i aleges Uhat hia wile bocame so w10 require bis constant Broadway was passed in both Honwes, and only failed to be- company, its ¢ , meeounts, & Any foreign compuny | giat the writ, or summons, Issucd horein, be, aad thé same is Jomit, SUTHEKLAND, Justice of the Supreme Court. attendance; that he notified his employer of the fact, i thet come n law on account of the intervention of Gov. ¥ 1 to this, the Ordinances of the Ci Sec. 21 and | gholl also deposit with the Staie Superintendent of the Lusur- | horaby quashed. st amide, and that this aovion be, and is | ones A Rapallo, Attorney for Plaintifl. u...xb_m.gmd 10 hire another man temporarily w a veto. Upon thix the Seuate appointed a commissi horize the Streat Commineione T to Fetove o6 Department §200,000 i wix per cent (or over) stocks, of i Wflh‘—l Ao o o § R A e rmaie. DIONS: conkd toturn toduty; that when b roturhed to° the store after of the bost, quatitied of 1ts number to solicit and ¢ } ructian unob sny, atreet of CArve] i ',;':l r& | bonds and mortgnges wordh 30 per oent more than the amount pr-viwrws " 9 A ccommodation paper is not made good an shsence of o fow dn‘g be was informed that anether mas Joult¥ :dinows prajoets proposed. and to report 1o {1 maved by the parties arerested withta” tweuty foie lours a1 Jouned upon them: No agentyof such foriga company can | ' lanirid A anry who Iukaaly for & former bil un- | hed bers emplored in fiF place. and that his pecvioes s e dts next sqaian s plan ¥ hich they should fnaly adont rp b oL T fully transact the business of suck congany withost pro- | UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S OFFICR.—Nov. 15 o hird part, who takesi or w former bl W | 1 ngur needed. - He brings ths st 4 recover th balance of The coumisslon therefore, as carly s July lust, invited the e veotedin the theet Dopirimen curing from the Statg Superiutendest of Tusurance a certificaty —lefore Commissioner OsBOKS. Toss 4hoeo lw Proof that it wias ben £ pay ) aluss | salagy dne him up to the end of the voar. det tbe suthority { i defendont alloges that he never gave the plaintiff por- o vg. | misslon t::u:m'mufi'«, but dhnhrfly‘wbl liim that he could OBTBiiT of | not be wpared from the storo at that time. and that he must got that the compray has complied ol the egal requirements. A LIVELY FIGHT AT SEA. danced by its surreader (M ARy violation of the law contatnig. i iy 1o susreaders such bill subuiseion of plans, und & large bumber ha > these ainl other provisions nited States agt. Ann Fnis ";ho competition would seem to have exhausted the mgenuity y in my opinion. i City. the Police authorities wruld ve been proposed, t t . ors, I ‘we Tay Julge by the great variety of tho | nmy opision: have been jostibed in preveatingtha inpine of o bearing upon the samo subject, €Lall he subjoct to o fine of &300 § o i . i 7 T “chemcs, bome.of which Are mure remazkuble for their compli | Tall d sl would be Jusitied n ioventing tbe comp.etion o for dnch tiolets St atdiconal gm, of $100 Tor pach | med m“"’.’"’:}“y':;‘_:“‘:‘ in this oase, (previon 'L'Wm} minutes b & proper disburseuseat | ot beenting himeelf cations. claboratencws wnd startling origiuality thau for their wonth during wnlr stel, violation whall continuc, Theae Bro- | she oounsel for defondant nsked for her acquittal ou the by -} ‘”"""‘,,,',, “A."",M' " allowing & plewding o be'| beWwes put to great trouble -rth'xv-w ‘T ‘;‘-“'{”": practical v visions apply to ali toreign eonipanics or parinerships, whether Hayro nit. =2 em nother man in bis place, ane e aloe. pply P that the charge had not keen sobstantiaved; thero being 10 | guanded i appeniabie when the amandment iitroduced a to ebliged 0 employ ano! -~ Goviaitod Mo Hight incorporated or bot, and the termn agents, embra A formal wecting for the examination of the plans was held acting for such compaics. yestenday at tlg yooms of the Street Commissioner. Present, testimony that woapon of any kind had beon seen i dofend | (ylly now enase of action or detenso. but uet when it is PAPOME fhas viclating the co8 ey merely sut’s haids. The Commisioner roftend the request on (he |y amandment, (Batherand, 5., Baruard and Clerke, J. J, | fo demed compension, e T e Yo Senators Coruell, Audrows and Low, of the Commission, Mayor RionARD O'GOKMAN, ‘There have been s great avmber of agonts of that although w in defendant’s Hoffman, State Eugiveer Goodsell, and Col. A. W. Craven N companies in the eity, who have neither tiewsc found at altbough no one saw & weapon ! » e A: Runkle, Tor defendant, Clie Eaginear of the Croton Aquaduct Department. ~About - S e sepreyons il the roqpiramante of. tho Juw. | LRk s8I (k4 ther avumppnees: of tho mos 000 880 E"“"_‘:&"‘l o Ao A S ok 8 1204 O R Yo conriqees, eny of themy v, I\ TY GOVERN. Many of thewe ngents, representing warcliable companion of | gho yaed an_ax, aid deali the blow. “Mgated him, se-a com: | ST ‘conts. aotially recovered, and the Com- COURT CALENDAR—Tms DAt over, beiug similar, in whole or in part. The Committec are of CITY GOVERNMENT. those of other States v bic! not complied with the law as [ P00 oS00 B UG UMM the necuscd for trial, Defendant :.—.u-m- B O N roes | Seiiabs CoUBT— e TEs-Bant i oFiold . ;;m;';w - e e e e vy syt xop. —-— TRy, deposite dc e Was accondingly committed fn detuais of §500 bail :'Jnn“zu' o Goata. acorued . walniehod suife. The | Bax¥ans.Jo—Coart opens at e oat mme et conesd— ok I8 o 1 choice of n plan for Broad- * o1 - local compmnics could do avo thus sa: - - - | Aberio agt. Beok, E i , 2306 s e e o o et feghot o it iy bemmiiione, ity tnee o g rialliko the £ | SUPREME COURT—Crrcviv—Noy. 15— Befors Mr. Justios ey ot R Elasalisg, his. Shah Bels netoman | 8 e | sika: “"“2““ e e wet A% o amoun with which it is continually o ad to be worthless. One 9 = e 2 Srown; 435, Whit ‘atterson. , Fioid .Iv-nt:lfi. Throoged. - Many suggestions were discussed, but 2o decision | T9F BROADWAY RAILROAD SCIEMES—REVENUE AND igo Company, was arrosted * Jowwen ¥, BARS R R B e ot e e ot se | D g, Wit 381 Ree et Same 4113 BT o Y ard arrived at. BARGE OFFICE—PARADE OF FIRE DEFARTMENT. out holding the neocssary | THE LAW OF INSU IAKCI—AIHWII’I 8 RFSPONSIBLE Wwithuut the eonsent of the of the United States, 073, Wildagt. Duress, et e, “n‘ag\. MeCailough T, (o A¥. the plang submitted may be divided, or rather collected, | g Board of Aldermen met by special call yester- ey . S oK ALL BUSINKSS N THE SaMs movsk—now A | TNEN B SOl S U e ive power to regulath | Borieigti Al s 4, G0 ity Bt v 8 - 1. Ao clevated : day at 3o'clock, the President, Jobn Brice, in the clair, A but we ‘havs POLICY MAY BE VITIATED WITHOUT THE INCURER'S commérca o oush tnsen I8 to the Cousti 5..'. 1.~ e Muisax, S, s N LA e o et b evnae ty puilrosds. | qomraunication relative to railroad tracks in Broadway was | Sommenced suit far only oni you, when many XROWLEDGR, Aetor Pire I o O e e e lr Thaiiad PorTan, St Chrvegt, & A'Serounpt alirusd, covatrucied b oy Tead., whic will be found elsewher, could hay o been commeuood. e o of & numer. Teonard Applely ogt. The Aator Firo Insurance ; 3 ;' 3 g the waromread bed o trou. colonsdun sud Iearing ube prosent | A secoud communication was receivad from the Magor, set- apaios located in Phisdelplaa Toston, | The facts in this case have been alroudy fully re. | THE OUYMPIC THEATER SUTT-ME DOKR A MORTAGER 1Y i Siicet conueciious s they now are. ting forth that the Legislature at itk last_session passcd an ot . Srv iy oud Senes od i the previous triah of the cas and tho triaks of asio- | L ROSSSSORONUE L entire | Bank st Rlcharduon: S8 Weilbckst e et tpeacl 5. A parsliel rosd trasersiog the center of (he olocks on one side izing the Common Council to use 230 feet of the east end Some ef the prominont brokers of this cliy are Ulegally | flar case against tho Firemen's Trust Insurasce C y. Seial:1d; 3032, Do Kahon agt- Ruger; 4138, Dobesty agt s res of Brosdway—ihat is. passiug it the frer of e siores, the eutrunces | of the Luttery for the purpose of o revenns aud barge office, | 4CUDK ap agests foi these irrcs) bio compauies. Superin: | ‘Fhey are, , that the tq:.uuc insured his stock of sitting of the Term of June last, aud was thea taken into | Twnor sxts Thorns ; 464, rosdioad axt. Ten Eyck 3332, s%nuu\. .m;un...n the roud being ou the croms streets. and the Mayor requests the Common Council to take immedi. | Wideat Dar sermined to break up this illogal traffic, | and suuff contained in the lower flooryof Lig store, aud leased by the Conrt—the hd“-:-wu': laflnu‘ogn-ht;i Jidder u-uz;m:o:r 3 “m.‘_:tcwn: ‘ach of these plans is believod to possess some advantoges o tha imtter, s the preaunt _preiuis a0 ueed ap | U0d Superiutendent Warren of the Insuranes and {ienerul De | the wpper fuors to o chair maker or desler. T fire appears | have lately beon Sled—involves the o o Olpnple Thoater otrin, i et o ; ve Polie Agencs, No. 6% Brondway hasbeen industriously | o have oviginated in the refuse of the chair stock. The policy | prope: way end Tegoan ot s 196, Eiintt. agr, Wood ob e} - over the others. In aud odher Mnxm on ity s0 compaetly built up tho Committee it volued ab over 0,000, and. now yielding o reatal ; irely inadequate for the purposes desird. Keft do not expoct to .y scheme which shall bo without ser et 1 D ime PP g - {acts for the convirtion of the guilty ressly 0 s extrs bazardous all mannfactorios and | Crosby o |20 s Wieem objections , bub they aii to solect that which shall safely ¢ oo by el N i R L T g et ol lo the Inmursune Dopartineat severnl | workahopa pos of over $40,000 per annua. T et i P Cort W), St ngs Suises a rapid tranafer of passcngers with the least domag ing of public urinals Policics isued by forvign comparics, the risks baving beet | O the formor (rials andappeals it was settied that tharplain | The complaiut sets out that John M. Trimbie, the arebitect Williams sge. Hay; 230, Kearuey sgt. vights. Among the plous before the Committee muy % favitntion waon received and aceeptod that the Doard re. | taken for onebalf tho rates cliarged by one city compaics. | (4 was baund to kuow The ahermoer of e oceupation of the | and formoe uwnor of a long lease of said riy, upon which y set. Byrus 1Epid; 241, B3 tioned the following view th opolitan Fire Depnrtment on Wednewday aext, | Comparatively few of tuose agents this i ssnoting | upper storss and rereal it %0 the insirance companies if shoreby | hoerooted a theater in | | ansigned his 1o Washington Kead ot al 245, Seikuk sgt: Roet; Mr. A. ' Robiazon, C.E., urges again the project which | {)at heing (he oeension of its sccond anuual parade. " | Lusiness Lave regulnr offices, it vend their 13 about (he | the risk was inereased: apd the main poiut in this trial was | 8. Whiteey and Wuw. I’ Earle, for the purpase of obtaininy ;u-‘-..n; u.N’m- : cijy ot such seduced rates that their erally | whether tie work which was arow: sarded on 1 theupper | money frow them o erect buildings thereon; that they l.-a'i'v'.’d."‘ “-,"h“‘t came 0 noar ancces lnst Winter—boing for a doubie track rail 1 e o RONGRekSe Mpaday hezk, Aiepted by those who aro Bt posted A8 10 the NAcesAry ¢x- | rustas in finiabing the ehatsw, which were t'in in the | posscasion.of thw property, claiming that the assigumeit us it rouning throegh u tunnel under the middle of Broadwuy, iving aud deliveriug passengers by winding stairs at the ST | kb of o 1egimiaato company, doing a basiness Wi accordance | rough, aid whith iavolved the use of mwinte and varnisk, &e., | appeared upon ita fsce, was an abeolate saio to-thema, Trimbic, cornecs. BOARD OF COUNCILMEN with law. constituted the v Tooas s manufuctory of workshop, oF | being heavily indebted ot that time, made: sa ment in corne ¥y Siiss Dodeon proposes o suspension rond. to rest on & single | guooxn ANNUAL PARADE OF TUK METROPOLITAN Tt should be fully understoo] that these remacks do not apply | whother the busiuess was simply tiat of & cabinet wasercom, | Jautary, 1857, o W. 1. Roberts, for the benefltof ered: The - by row of hollow iren columns at an elevation of 19 to 20 feet, and g 4 ¥ ' - to insurance brokers or ageits as & cluss, for there are many | o which these things were incidental nssignee soon after commeneed au aotion in-this Court to have | (54, 7 Cobb: 67 Howes act. Adams. Jr.; 62, Ostencan sgt. Nap- to ran directly over the curb-stone, on each side (ot the street, PIRE DEPARTMENT. Lonorable men among them, Wi udiere strietls o the law. | The Cous left this point Alone to the jary, and the jury, ren- m.—mmxu the leaso declared a a8 seonrity 0 | hogee® &, Lindsiey sgt. Siwonds; 12, Hilton Nileoy “T'ue track is 10 be provided with @ three-inch flange to provent proh Tut who the guilty ones are will appear (n due (e, through | dered a vendict for tho plaisefl for the m.;m what tney & Earle had advanced to Trimble, about 35,000 | 73,7 Cheimy agt. Clark; 1, Hofwan agt. Schalts; 75, Dain- the cars from runuing off, and to be four fect wide, two feet | The Board met at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, | e mediu of e courts. T Soer ey et M Gerard for UIsIBML, Mr. Vondorpool | Afler & closelyonteated irla, 8 decree was éuered, declar- | ean st Ada; % e Feoply or rel O'Fries ser Huegi :‘-rcr the sidewnlk and two over the wagon-road, Tobe run by | the President. J. Wilson Green, iw the Chair. (i o = e for defendant. 'r"‘;'»';’.'a'fl“""' :‘-‘“w h.r: i3 .": Lm"m T'P'nnl'nlb-' '-fl: -'-l'- ;:L' l;.;::'-':‘i'w .‘:r '.!'- "'?:5:‘"‘ ummy-engives. 7 P »” : CREAEX A8 TO A POREZION PIRM. fol ir ady auces, ordering an made by k- h 4 k. 'Win, H. Hand s0d M. D, Moore have simlar plans before the | A Communication was reccived from the Doard of Commis- CRIME, n.?....". ok Cempay gt Matno (. Rxdriguew. (hem a8 10 the_roeeipts ad disbursemonts Telating 16 the Brop. %, Ball; 81, Sem "'-.':'K‘";:f- v, Committee, ditfering only in details. sioners of the Metropolitan Fire Department. notifying the T i in whins the piaintifs claimed to recover | €rty. Upon the eoming in of the Mefoces's seport on the nc. ohee ogt, T ! Goeo. M. Van Housen and others also preseat a proposition | Board that the Second Aunus! Parade of the Department will _—.". . £ the defeadant $1,900, alleging that by reason of fadse and countiag. it was andored, on (he 13th of Decomber, 1862, that 'W. (0, 8, L Go. s W03, Wedden agt. Ursig; 108, for 8 acrial road running over the outor edge of the sidewalk. | tako place on Wednesdsy next, 21at inst, and inviting the TEE PRINCEST. HOMICIDY. franduiot reprvsentations of devndant i stating (o plaintifis | Roberts, the amigace of Trinble, pey io Whitoey & Eare the her 106, Betedics vat. Baiedies vl CuaNBERS S Ll Foouple ‘Micheu sgt. Other schemes are submitted for tracks immediately over the 1 to participate in a review, in front of the City Hall, at . . hat cortalt firm of Conyeroft & Xigues of Havane: were | sum of $26.240 dowal i > | e “before mestions Bkt | TRIAL OF JEKRY O'BRIEN CONTINUED WESTRZDAY— | [000 SOUK A wnid lease fres and clear of all lncombrance on their 7 Now 80 sidowalks, and one for o track clevated above the middle of the | 9} g'clock p. m. on the duy belors mentioned—which was rrapunaibio and . L2 10 oribao the | Foaksign enid leas? v WhI Clear S RFI008 I Shalr § g i etrect. eptod. OPENING OF THR DEPENSB—WITNESSZS KXAMINED | firm merohandise 1o the abore amowss. which was never paid, . Ouo of the mest laborate plana is thet of E. P, Nicholson s e Board, after transacting & consilershle amount of gen g s the firm was insolvent, When the pIANt rostod bhis imed, ke iirven) 15, . American Peumatio Way. 'This contemplatcs the construe- | era] rontine busiuess, adjourned uotil Moaday afteruoou next, —PROBATI& CLOSE OF THE GASE TO-DAY. The d moved for a noasuit on the grovad U ‘The plaintiff fu this action allcges that fhe wssignment to A ‘,‘,“"“"‘:",""""“'“ Scateben agl. Waguer; 113, smo ag'. same | tion mense tube on the island, of \xin of the notiow and fraud had been | Tobarts wins mada todelay and defraud the oredisors of Trimble, whed - ‘well based, | and that Roberis, framduleatl rin with Duff and others | 114 0 Reberts e It Tor 186 pirpose of defranding the cresitors o Takmbie, negivetod | At o T e 0 il 19 S TR to rededm the progerty amtior the decrec, and tuat Duff before | * Sorapine COURT—PART L—Held by Justice Bam iptical form, | a¢'o o'clock. Yestorday, tho Court of @eneral Sessions wos | frand 'l,;b'it """Y 4028 prov occupiod with thesrial of Jercmiah O'ficicn tom the munler of | g4 ‘SUSI then, sabed loave o reopen his case, and called ns & tiom, by & confined column of sir isolated from the surroun OR'S OF ximosphere, aud it, set in motic MAXORS OFIJCE. Kate Smith, which was commenced ou Tuesday, The court ¥ ropresenta: rofary pump stal at one end of the elipse. The cars are STREET STANDS, ETC., IS THE OITY. | room was rowded with spectat tions a thosolvency of the Havaua fim. Therofors, theCourt | 1he expiration of the time to redeem, purehased all the interest | noys. Coart opeus &b 1l o'clock a. m. Nos, 2291, Wakeman agh pri by the actiod of the moving column o a piston or dise /s . ite | O'Brien, the prisener, was ntt nzed anted tha defendant’s moklon, and it - | of Whituey & Karie in the property, and now claiis to hoid | Gowdy: Larote agt. The Cemp. Cen, Trans. : 267, Mclotyre Anched to'the roar of cach. The ‘veator assupes the Com. | 1t is known that during past years all the permits ot accarts {souarad apyhii oy i, g ot's moklon, Abd the, plaiatifle wees noa- | 0L FLIRN e owmer The plalstin usks for & decro ?.' ron] 2111, Canty agt, The hayos, A o st mitieo that the.power of the pamp would be communicated #0 | for street stands, show-cases, signs. stairways, hoistwoys, and | Jooked more despozdent on this vovasion, and ouly W 1, Assoux. for plalagiff ; Condert: Brothers for defend. ' permitting him e redoem said y for the henefit of the | Teylorg IL-.: 265, l*:" agt. :;Hrd-o-.l-l.v: "‘"a' through the elustic um of the air that, though motion | g1 o\ yere gratuitously granted by the Common Couneil, | bead at long it Tho proseoation rested ant. ! Creditors of Trmble, and that Dufl render aa account for all | Railrosd Comi (ousins fi‘"»”l:::r- . e Would be communicated instantaneously, there would be no vio- | 4¢1 7 : 3 ey | the moruing with Y witaess, und Tofore Mes Justice Mutpes moneys received by bim from the property. BE Aok Rpenr - iamaioud agt. Lovy 13509, Medult leace whatever. the disc of the oar impinges upon | by speeinl resolution 1n each case. This action involred a8 | gogayee was them k ALLIGED INSURIES TO As HORSE. | The defendants clsiw that the assigument of Trimble to.| ¥4 WINCts St el AN AL Fant 1l—Hoid by Sidney ¥ " . . v | Raberts was boua fide; and allogaithe making of the decree al- | 8,26 I o " Nos. 243, Tioti S8a'C. Tion 4t & m;fi xw.,;::;;‘ g Ay i Jowing Roberts te redeem with'n two monibs, and deny sny i:h;?,i.1..3‘&"«‘.’&&.‘.’.‘2;&".2,:..{1“-5.@:.}‘. to defraud any one, saping that the property | 7% Moose: Co. 2998, M dishing | Tl Hos f 1l pre McCarthy ia defending ir cushion r. Ventilation is pro riugiog the car o sl without | experne for ach ense of about $100 in printing and p ‘) b utage azt. Cow- Joseph Dixon offors an improved tunnel road, proposing, in- | y, fion to thie and on | the def ! o or con T ) ! y o i ! ) bge that the ors, doing busth 1 "The Second ave. K.K atend of o tunel ander the serfaco of the sarth. an excatvition i the Whole o f grunting | atorded suttcl :.m:i‘r..'.’l."’...h::'.'-t(m?n':':f‘p:-:h..‘d-mv"‘;: | raphoart O s Lais Sl I L |t l‘"l"‘; i 49 Roxp S, Rossast The -’r‘udl ‘“ufilfi,; l:lll ’nu unnel of iron cast uud low s Mavor. 1t was !wm.\.ml," that o cer- | did not rely up and w bre, under the firm nawe of J. C. Loflerts & Go.; ud that there was & panic in the money markel at the time, | U, Wb Co. “‘3 n-:.;xh ML TR b O B o Gt erod iuto t, and fasteacd at the Joints #0 a8 o s Water Ught. | tain f d in cach ease and that they should only | coded at fentl that deferdante’ enrs pans their door . tkat on the 1 of Septem: | A4 TEAL EREEY Pl e meln ";i';:‘};;“;;':'.::"’m' Pl Ko | Baiape g it 214 et ogeess 3148, Tl Deople, &be. rauted upow sbe. recommendation of the Alderman of thi | Letween the r 2 the fiulv_,“-fl of the permission may lThh ated. | Judge o man by Lis st e bat onncilmen of the ¢éatac district, This ordi | the surrounding ¢ ances of the cuse. 8 st i re t into effct on the 24th of February lnst Bered that the. prisooer hud soiicited the girh st .8 110 f | Auta" Gars v so capciously driven shab e front cornarer iroa | 4ane all in his power 5¢ 1ha thy, seiowe, and e g e ATy by AT It of this ordizance has heex iustend of these | sinand poilution ina bouse o a The boy beeam: ven againat tho fore logn ofsthe Borae, entting and ;| Bmble aii bis. ereditors blh_vll alloges that Lo ia the bons P ld 111551, ¥iyimagt. The NMinib-aves irce of great expenie to the city, there has | peiwed with an affection which may okaost be ealled ! jyjaring viem so severely oy to render Jim nesrly useless, for | fde owner of sid property by u-mxrnw‘nifimWIuW.‘ & | Ruilroed Co.; 1083, Hawmer agt. Hays ; 1053, Nvlrt.f De Laredon cate of some #9000 wid it s exti | o disease o tho mind, Mo loved the gl aid | which injoties plainiifl claim 400 dumages rflw.l;.‘.ilx“”r.;’nl‘;fi..w-n:ll':;::lv pebitied, o4 Abpmety e m«»fl.lmm““ For tolied. Me pra | The auswer ia & gonera! deninl - The testimony ca to the | p it Tt i3 tho rankaotion, aud ne n mar- | Phonis Bask; ‘998, Paine det. Charen st oy e, B Ler, 1ntd 2 borme and wagoa belonging *o plaintifs were stand- i In fro s of their store, i charge of. vy theiz omployés, | take p the deree that the home and wagon were worth #4; that one of defond. | 388 unable to obtai Ho provides for gus light and ventilation s CLiTies T. Hagyqs sevpsves’ an srasgoment -of sudiess wire |' 5t i as @ propelling power. " Eugone Trasiour ts plans and eluborate designs for an * ondiess belt road’“on columus through the center of the isl. and. Tho cars are o be run one way on the belt and theother | permits being o way suspended under it, and the wihole is to be run over ® | aiready been collocted a 1 series of drum wheels, propelied by an engine of 8,000 horse | mated thet this suin will be inereased to over #20.000 before the | the passion with him was intense and unc A that he was unable (0 4o #o himself and | #t: Kana: CouRT oF CoMMON Preas—Pagt L—Held by Bravr, { (te bes dfll"' for him, aud that he bed | ; Z o im opens st 11 osiock a. mmNon, 13 Vi B f power at Central Park. close of the yeur. A ®#ecord Is kopt of each case, oh 8- | tested and persuaded ber to Jeave that place. He found she did | amount of Tows sustained b plaiotiffs veas contradictsey A H. Caryl an aerisl road of four tracks, for ae- 0 " jon pric d for th it o 00k possesaion of his hie und we | Y ) > h iy tor of law it de¢ided: ‘That the said trauster to Whitney & | Swishoiamer. Pant i~ Hold by Cannoso, J.—Court opensat 18, 01~ ooy’ b always open for public inspection; the price paid for the per : | mot and )"‘h-r\ v 00 of his heart and with it came | “The Coart eliargyd theJary that I the defendancs’ hores + YEE, G0 0K ls]w‘l‘l"l Tores :..n‘m, wnd il the partios | Nos lnuusdldd«_ gope. ismer 1o b u"‘l‘mz‘-_ commodation express cars, all 10 be driven by compressed | noted in m’; same 68 w-‘H a8 m; the r}.-c;-rd,‘ .:i"“ e total | honest fove, perheps guiity Jove, Seit] with jeoiowy came love, were driven dungerously e, the etfoses of the driter ln-mfv wir. i $ receipts paid over each day to the hargbedain, E ‘They came togethur, b drank and. drank again, antil ot Jast | ghem, i Hort was ruade, did noverlieve them from : S B. B. Nowlan, C, E, ~submits the plan for the “ Basement ,-m,,;[,, ased, in granting these permite, to guard agunst their | delivinm tremens alse eam wonld be provod. While intox :&t";.r. mr'-."(".l:: n*‘ld‘l]u :\:!::u wus n'-d-.:: P i':.".‘n i A Ruilroad” along roadway, to be constiucted by open excave- | heing obstruetions to the p be no pallation for orime, still it ex, defendants would 5t be liable. On the other Lmud, if the mepresenting the iuterest in ¢t having resognized and by their BT acts mtitied tiet adjndication, the interest of the creditow of Trimble canet be extinguished, nor their rights 10 redeesa for- feited, withoat a public sale 04 the interest of the ereditors rep- | Humpiareys st o bighways, and: the right to-| jeation hud o Go. ‘Rnignt . 1634, Loars would be heavy - (estimated at $1,000000 & mile) but it Is pro- | ceived from th s bim o the stadouhouse; the prisoner was permits . 8, in ease of of his Loy | srfurmance, o Wit : 10 have bis action tion from building to bulldivg, This contemplates four tracks | revoke the permit wh t proves fo be au obst O 50 the Clatiatie and tonte o the miedk -Thatevassel beit. 1L d Ao X 25 foct below the present lovel, the ‘wagon-roadl o he sustained | sppcially iuserted therein, This provision 18 eoforge § o Adeon of $wo Withesae the ‘ond !}:..":.f&‘:.‘,’..hm:f:;-u." perly Ldabed, or in clrge of 8 | regniod in thut decroe by thodrustee and with proper notice o | Kitkers 164, Commiogy agt. Silbura; on colousdes of pillars exteudivg the entire longth. The wagon- | ever complaint is made and the facts svpear to justify it 1 be abatted by witmesses for 1 i 1’..,1..,, Toind for plaimtifly, asvessing the damages at $220, thers. Thint there being 1o provisien io the first decresfor a sale, | Reilroad C. track is to maintain all ita present cross-strect Couvections, nil | Polics force has been especinlly vigilant, withis the la Said unless the prisones wus proved 10 be of sentional mind be | J.IC 1 Pisckney fa plaiotifa; &. M. Scriber’ tor defend. | 8 no ndjudication therein that 107tk ege was therebs fore. | MARINE Courn—Held by ALkEe, J.—Gourt ope is to be rendered water-tight bm- adoption of a new locked- | i requiring persons who huve h ore neglected fo tal could not be found guilty of wurder in the first degree. anta. | elosed, the Nimitation of time therein withts which the plalatiff | 10 o'clock a. 1 —Nes. 47, Peck agt. lwlm'z Poapeagt. Legu pavcment invented by Mr. Nowlan. Apuiber part o this com- | (hese permits to compls with tho tore of the ondinanee, nnd it | LB TESTAMONY. A 20X OF GOBD. i s pormitied to pay the saidclaim, I to 1;«,{:{.1«;”',“.\.': Yon Hlops sgt Badewhagy 12} Clack o Josk rehensive scheme is the projection of sidewalks below, on 6 | iy presumed that, i are s vigilaut in the future, the | besw Glynu of the Kighth Preclst Police wns e | Al A abopand") I8! xing of & period Miihin whic! plaltifl might eal gt | J24. faek fovelwith tho _railw) ol the fitting up of the basemesis nb | yoycnue to the ciry for ¢ J next year wil be largely inoreased. i boviided fam lLu‘.dclrnu e sow th-"'p':n‘- ' “'"““"".'{3; Tlhm- K“l;':?n:m.s'},i':';'mfl"'". gt | Dormitted to pey or redeem without foreclosure, and opersted _-f,;.tf:';:"fi"- “"fim '}n““" u‘r:m, w-m&,nd\:m : n;{hz‘:w u::‘xtd]vhmmh 1t was provided by a subse ncy:l.l (lmllu:lin-v-'lhn; t);e wholo ex- 20th of June last; saw him befors and after e | Tn this casn, tad 1 yostordag's TRIAUXE, O th ety | nulhunl)-[mla lwl:(h-nundunfl “;igun-y & L‘-r:':l mh:’oy the l‘f'm. | agt. ,"M,“"‘,,, o IE;:-" 1B, J g wsmple apertures on sides of the wagon- ne cost i the Permit Burenn should bo paid ont of the suws re. ; did 1ot observe hi i o dex; ! iy ol aecbgy | right of *he wasignee during thit tie to forsclose the mort ., Man Hirsch; 138, W it Crouks. N vl 1 e Dhr from sy additionsl &% T e et ks ,“‘" (30 plakntifls had been taken fy wurprise uh the deienss. { g0 D B0 SRR L (etf (e defendeny, Kob :fl.‘:’{'jfif'\yww".'. AP Dantiis st Commete wade byxmnll. wore allowed to. draw s Juros, which ends. | posed 1o lignidate the expense by the reutal derived from doab- | pense heing incurred, the May carried out the ordinanoe | |iecdi b that tites he way olew biceding frou - [l the business capacity of the streets. Mr. N. also represents | with tho furee siready in his ofice. s bop of the e et e 1ok, L ooy e gt 25000 smissod, but Duff, vever having vsiled himself of the right - l)m:nve:'mwfiodg M&fiazz{o:nflnmuhml by reut- | “u..m. d:l[" u{l!m police, iu .m‘:: :}mflna lgfll;:(‘l:vz:vhir nevee b ‘:l( apt. Mills make uuy aso of conve Albert Dagy o6 al, agt. Philomena Clue, ot al. w.?:" af"nfi““""-"‘:e"".‘.?fl'a"«“:':i h’:!:.:n;ul'v:"tx:u";: | COMMBSIONERS OF EMIGRATION. ing stores or stands olon \ay, uuder the | doue, to notify all persons _concera e ce of this. | $ion About the 11s of 0 Capt. Mill g > y. o8 L, et . | tan purchase, ’ : . iy streots and pablic parks. [ e e O R iaal egioct 1o Tt AL ot it 0 ¥ fraypeonse; Beves hagnd Caps, 3CR0-1 | Nodebges vun pade o (13 seon 1 was brotiht stiply 65 | suimion el 5 et ThuICun::iulomn of E::nmumhh‘i their regus accoan! Ihr semi-monthly meetiag on eaday, - | the mecessary permits, 10 notify the €orporativn Attorney of tho | * Mre. Amanda.Catler tstified—Am 40 yeam old; have kzown advaniages : (1.) It could be 8o constructad as ot seriousiy to | fact ( orde r’l"l he may rec --J»r the penalty provided by law. | Kage Smith since the month of. Mareh; {-n-.a el how long o private pmt:. it would admit of & bigh rate of | No permit is granted for a steeet stand unless the n)?vll\-nnl Yus | Jorry O'Bricn oonsorted with Jur, be vidted ber during tho speed. which is peusabie. | the written perission of the owner or occupant of the building | Sumimer; no other man visited Kate to my knowledge; 40 not On the other hand, thers are equally apperent objections to | in front of Which it is 10 be placed. These stands are mostiy | know ut what time O'kiien want 1o Canads; Kato Smith paid The tunnel-rosd of Mr. Rebinson bas two obvious and great at Castle Ganlen, owing meues - Fl-at, The justrament in writing: 5t | yho defendant Duft is to be all the meneys paid by him on YV * bain Af S0t S ust wil an tostament. of Kisaboth Clue qeciared, nd | o e nd elatmé, widh terest 1hareon, Ao all wtes, an. | srooen mm}‘;:;““::“;,‘:,‘:‘_‘w"“':fi'.fi'&m ey riug date the 14tl duy of Deanober, 1651, wibduly executod | papsments, insurance. noessary and raasonable repairs, with in- | rotore it 1. Casserly, and & number of equisitions . a8 her last will. Secopdl, 1-1"!; ald fpstrument, 1t | torest, and the cost of and interest on oll such improgements a8 | bl feen audited, Commissioner Winstor. proposed that a ¥ o, dated Desomber, 1851, was, cavcution, whally | huve added permavent value to the property and have inereased | oy s RSN 0 4 00 Megsrs, Thudow Weed and W. C. i 1 g proves will. Dy dixpeiion of thaeGeurt the jury found the ol | “A"T0F i nce is ardered ‘o Aake i | i 1. The gravest is presented with mach force by A. W. Craven, | lept by old women or crippled mon, who thus earn o livolihood | e her board bill; have seen Josse Allen; Grst e 1 sex Lim 4 eaq., in his report to the Legislature responsive to their resolu- B e, and who woubl osberwise Do a charze uped | wuy n the Sabbath moriiig peevious to this wllir; be ruag my nyoked by the '“.m, wm’;‘;’“ tho reat ax: "grg;n- k‘n;"" ";}:fl ;:u'_’“;';:;; “('_L",‘;“ 5 | Hayemeyer, Gommissloners of Arbitration in the difiaelty with tion; that is, that the road proposed can hardly be bullt with- | public ebarity. These stands for the sale of fruit | door-bell and usked o see Kute, and wenknp o ber room. 1 Th the cast of James Duf ¢t b agt. Emme Tancken, the | :::W,fl e il P/ g A g o {mg ll:""; the Commissioners of Charity, for the toublo they bad takes, out the removal of water-pipes gas-feeders and sewors for an | pers have proved 1 be so geeat a consenience to o v e | Cross examned—Never gave O'irien a key 1o the froat door | o b L8 SO F TR D ¥ 4 s ;-"If“‘?;""ml oo hat. the property be disposed of 1y | Pd that a bonus of $1,900 be swarded ibem. Aunsxed is tha immense dist and an almost tota) suspension of their fanc. | ber of peopie 1hat the public woald be Joth 1o have therm diseos: | of my honso . Knto uever vwod me wuy bosrd bill; OBrien | ERPSIEIISRIIENS ol Bk ARy, Surnertasn, sod “';\lflm‘.r v g i et rrepedd. v, Ay 9""“ Dera. | semi-montily statoment : / tions—which might result in damage greaicr than the inconve | tiy ————————— | never paid me u dollar for lier board. H CLERKE 2 O ey ths CoutrTha. anearion of suate and i | Number of emigrants areived to Nox. 7. 1866 ke (-1 nience of & crowded city. Moreover, if the projected tannel is ——— | “Captain 5, & Mills of the Highth Precinet Police tstified— | 0. piwsy op 758 7OATD, OF EDUCATION IN TH3 AP- | othe e eoamcs rhw seiod by the. contlaions ot o |~ Number of emigrantsaived slace te Nov. 14, 61K [ 10 be & hole through the carth, would it not encouster the same | b=y " LERS OF NEW-YORK. | e been o ollce capiain about fonr yaars; sent. O lrien to | % . - R T RLGE s Spui LeTaiR, are Feoervod B3l b Semmips. dn. 00 T ; aversion now felt Mlnfmmnul.pnemfly' Might it not | WHARVES AND PIE NEW- + | the station-touse In charge of O Giyan and Chase; | FOINTMEST OF TLACHSRS—KESIGNAZIONS OF 1 e et s d semiog in of | Total 3 278 be filled with ntions, and would it not be dificult 1o | e O Brieu coulessed ue that be murdened or killed Kate; he ’ ENS MUET RE SENT 70, THE BOARD~WARD TRUSTEES g um:»n‘mfimhhm Doff & mort I . To 10 in 1965 16 % prevent the tion of impure surfuce-water ! - The fact that | SENATE COMMITTEE—THE | U0 10t say e killed her ; e waid ho d'd 1t; was uean ("Brien | MAY ONLY NOMINATS, o BAI Tn' powes- | 1866, 1863, 1561. 1863. nearly such o rosd under London is & succesv. carrying o | INVESTIGATION OF THE SENA SOMAMI | at the bospital; did not apgly tu bim them the words that he | e People ex rel., Edward M. Basks and others, Troatoes of | = 1 Do L6 S Diaihaid b4 %R EY, Numbe? ‘of inmates in = per day, .;‘ that :‘mgn are b“uuing.hm:;l-- re- | CONTROL OF THE WHARVES AND BIERS 70 BE | 'm.m b:’.-r, btl:ll:lh:ti.:.nhlh‘un of the m;.zn l;.n.ly ‘lnl' | s‘ln";u of the Twenty tiss Ward, agi The Doard ok Edu- l SIS, Slosars. Joks Grabem, R. 8. Guernacy \5:‘::'.&;"'14; | inu-lm Ward's Tow o s o warded as an answer to same ese questions ; but we tmet | ¥ Brien by reputation. ucation sete whether the Witness o ‘ o % “ gl g T I~ e . Chat fact may nob prove s bar fo the serious consideration of TAKEN FROM THR CITY AUTHORITIES. 1 ihought that the murder was prewmeditated was Fuled.oss by tho 0 appea) from an onder granted at Chombers by | ol il Jo e vy o RN Balnace in Hank. 13,07 % world is older thon it was five years ago, and The Committee appointed by the Senate to exam- Court an the objection of the Distriet, Attorney. ) nanl denying o metion for s mandsmns 1o compel AxEis—Before Justice SUTHERLAND, Aggregate reveipts to Nov. 7, 1586 K s k] rhops wiser ; udhu wouwd not N‘:mfl‘g\lm American . el P s gt ot | George Norns uv-nlfiz—uu . No. #1 LFM; O .z ';lm\l‘nn kr'wbt:gr Amn."i;‘{::".k" Privel: | o e B A ml'!l';m-‘;-l Kelsphl —Motion desied Received n:aw Nov. 4 for 1,794 00—545,060 21 prove superior ) processes. | ine the condition of the piers and wherves of city resum riuter; bave soen O'Frien; saw him on the th of June, of Wa No. &, in the Tw ¥ ol oy - gt M wutation of passengers, &o.. " ity o & f v r- 1 Woed. e Trincpl of the Sebi MATIng huksae - | b costs itber iy ; ol 10 b s o o g ke — |,/ some strikiog sdvantages, ameng wh i yesterday 0on in the Chamtar of ard of | sbout 1 o'clock ; recognise this papec (the letter seus to Kate i now ing to wurtace Touds: But the queries | Loesi e ided, £ the Bo e Wite npurk of & on 1he 2t of dune; | ety with tho trustees sout 1o them bib resiguation te take ei. | Ind Perusud C. . K. Co. agt. Thoe, M. Tyng —Metion for arise, Can & high rate of speed be safely attained ! Can a strue- | 3000 F i onds addreased the Committos on bebalf of the 1, vacant ook 1n 4is eyo on that day; did not | fét some months after diereof, and subseqently, bus prior 1o -gjm«mn grnnted ; onder m be settled on sotice. ture be built strong enough to bear the necessary weight with- | gy hor Masters, the Canal Board and the Pier and Warel « him drink; he wos very fidgety and uneasy ; his voice wns. 0, he, by lewer to them, withdrew it. Meanwhile mund man et o), agt Wm. J. King. out making it 80 hea cumbersome us 10 obstruct the | Compyuv” He said thst onder the Monigomerie cha Durky; pars of that aiter was vriiten by me at his request; ho- v in the nawe of Mr. Holly to the Board to %o appointed | Mary E. Dalamater agt. Xear Delamater.—Report of referee it | sata bis band trembled 5o that he auld not writs, 11 pince of Mz Wood. "Tha Board of Education re- eontirmed aad ud‘;;‘wrm of divorce granted. Custody of child light! Would not an elevated dummy engine frighten horses | " eraut of 400 feet of Jand low ) Y1 within the power of mechanieal skil 1o plast ua irou eal- | 1i% UM UGS Vater belongiug o St Ao Coner | **Crops-ezamined—W1oke o part of the letter;, do nob know joist Hly on the ground that there was. | awerded to plalutid. Talgyets Bonk. , umn fir-l!-l::!“'“'” | Now much the whurves and ‘plers extend | Wi wrote the remalning partof the letter; it was written in & | na vaeancy. It was wiguied by the sppdlants thus & mandamus | Fannie L Fiel ngt. Tiomas A. Fiell.—Report of refores | m— from whom the city 0f private owners | lager beer saloon in SpETing-st. stayped writlog when O'Brign | stould have been common sireet railroad for Broadwey, insurmountable | obatacies orive s but s the Board has decided 1ot 10 rec any proposals for such & road, it may be dropped from co e Trustees, and that there was | ren awarded to plaintiff. E FROM » Cathorine. Wite - agt. 'Wim. Witte.—Report of refefes con: j Tanfy uursday, the roselving closk ot The ed aud Judgment of diveree graoted. Custedy of child | 7 o'clock on rled to [y hnd occaalon 1 vited, a3 Dy the statute tho Beard must ay- | coutirmed and judgment o divorce gravted. Custody of ehild: | /” ’ \ sho Jetter iying on table tn the back past | pdat vgon the somiuation of if HE nnmflmu—flm"&q 3 ue | of the room; did 1ot understaind that T was doing & conSdensial | avacaney, o resignasion to the Trustees causing suoh vacanay. | thicg for O'Brion when I wrote his letter, For the respondents it was orgued that there Was 1o vacaxay, r- | @ Mrs. Aun O Liisu testified—Aw the mether of the prisgger | Dicause us the powse to appoint snd rowove ipal teachers jd | deit the saloon er these grants e freckold or leasehe s suid it woukd be useless to o T the preseut. condation of the whary el s parallel road sdjocent blocks is being ear i se Commitice had m - mmnonj appearing to be the p Py e Ho would a4 ...“.‘.’?J e | Nt the bar: live st No. 3 Christopherst.; my son went to Can. | fevested fu the Beanl, is follows that resignations of such | o efoxe Justice Banyanp, ory destruction of private property, and the impossibility of witaii- | . which Mr Noyes spoke on ‘Tuesday, jn | ada on the Feniay raid : be was not gons very long ; my hne- |nrmmu‘hn,-|q.nd-mdb"m- before a va- . W. Joalyn agt. Nat. Fx. C ey ing rapid speed without endangering life aud 1.,«.mx_~_'_.m_;' | febalf of the Citizens Association, but would con. | baud, his father, is dead ; thedate of bis desthiis shiown \a the | cwey ean arise. Tho Court o 1ot be nxked to compel the | tion dealed. “Martin W, Brett et s ™ R eton tho oroms strveta. And If this atter objection is o be | (Si51E, 0 10 R, “CUERGN 0 revenue to be de. | Bible: my husbaod was in tho delirium tremeus at tho tiano of | Baurd to appaint 8 certain persou, for that weakt be s | o al—Motion to par moey denie e remored by open excavation, the open cxcavation Bught as well 1%/ 0y from the lense of the plers in future. Ho belioved that ve | bij death. toeautrel the discretion yeated in the Board | The objoct of the | the ludebiodness an whip ; - nna Willim Stine testifel—Am & phyvisian o graduate of | Lagalature wusio coufer on “he Boanl of Education snper- | Jon Morrison et al e under way. | revenue ought to be derived from the use of onr docke and piers, . Wright it before saw im at | vibry power which would smable theis to eoutrol tho Trustoes | Biok Uoruelius K. Garrison agt. Wa. “The road will probably be built either 20 feet above gronod or | b jopr o Siate or ol Lat should_be Trinity College, Dublin; have seen O ¢ 2 ath, bod e great desideraium tn 1o be Jourd in | 1 CUHET A SUetE b S RERE IS o'l 0 be paid te the | Malobe, ok N 4n thero. an & Benian Lo wos under | of the yarious wanie; and that nw the Bosrd had pronoasoed its 1 10 84,41 s . o something that shall the merits of both the tunel and | oo For Stase, it is_equally derived fram the commerce of the | my treatment thero up to 1he 4th a Tith of June: & blow 1 that there was no Yeosney, tholr declalon, if errone: | LSS LS | oot . B the while, a8 fur as possible, avoiding lhe‘:u; ;{a; " o | Stite, and zot irom citins of New-York. As we inviteshe | struck upon the head with such u luzge knite as the one used | wu, could ouly be reviewsd & e ‘ | SUPERIOR COURT~TriAL Teus—~Nov. 15, Before Jus (A iy u%’-—. I, peman, aad () 1 | Ecemercs of e werkHers, o 0 e R T viee | e W i ah G be e e e v s | ot the R Tetae masniring: oy Ll b tios: Bakpotrny A DILAPL o, " - rge more than enonj n 3 city | came an g v destructian of the water, gus, wud s werhge SR s deriyod $100.000 & Sear from the rental of fhe wharves, and | sieep avy s be told mo o had bees drinking for smotime; | 15 The act m&'f. declaspe that e principals and viee. | NEGLIGENCE ::.gl:: l:l:-nz Fc'::"“;"‘ §a Day . N., however, insists that the additional trade faciliti " eet | e expeuse of kf'ylnl‘;)t‘lfln i repeir has been $50,000. The in- | formed iy diagnosis and camo 1@ the conclusion that be mdx-k shall bo ted by the of Edueation upon vy R rosd Company, -JI uisiod by & double range of stores wilk i & wbort ime, WOt | come fgg gone 110 the eixking fund, while woney to pay the | bean udeving under ab Mitack of deliriam tremenss if ho con | Whewritse homination of & majority of the Trustecs of the xnfl Macliewnets agt. The Seconave. Ll g | e the nun‘u i Sat (I:m’:'r -':x:x.“ lP“O’ :"‘2::“ the | ¢Ivenses bas been obt b m;u’ul l-u‘l‘x:‘n} hfln" Hered v.tsz:d ‘nnxflu.‘ < a;h time of ‘ol‘wdar. tho a...: -m} x.ud. 'r: :hm:‘l j nflnm, then, 'l;nr:hl" oy v:‘l,{' : e pl :?ng’ ir. .mn ul: 'l: lhb“ rn-l;cy&‘ ‘ - 2 tions . Grax i from ayor Hoffman. city could been ; suicido ia not generally & symptom. Hoard from Peck. Socond: road : . vl s Ty camacl k Lae conprcton al s omviets | woe o et of ers hLid by Iossece, Jadie Edsmonds | inseuity: in some cases “ Tneity here 1 | of emora) i alw vested exeunlely thew; o, It tho roe Fourthat ke the comocior o, Hostopted W Ae | THR LcTCRE/0" HENRY. Visoayr.—The. loctare Q-Flr{. ‘mains throughout 1he cutire length, inten. | said that in every leaee granted city there is w power | difference between intelioctual and meral iusanity; iu inteliec- were permitted 10 exarclse tter power, they h{ho!nl«hm«nr.m u {bis eveming befory Ue Mercantile Libwary Assooiation, by the S N I L | F A SRt et | ) St Sl S e e A R e e b | R G Vit i ks 0 ol » U] me - ious than, the tann vm'mhfl light . el T o Fmay appoins, 1f the Board of Education, then, have the :ldemdmmtm it had been Late Great Ameiicon Con- :n.rh-.-l ;: 8 | yoquire §t. Jndge Edimonds next considered tho aliotment | _The counsel for tho defense, Alr. M ¥, stated the con- plessant bs the elevatod irack, e main- | of special Wh havo been granted for the | ditie of a b cal porson 0 that of O'By and | exehieive fremoval, they alone bave the powerof deckl- | ductor, but at any rete. the {alns it the 1o above by Jbby staies o e corei o 110 A T e C b IOEe Yo o LA gt g, ihe wanler, 4 Ao X s m«f’f.&&, e CRonrad, whthas by resigmeticn oe | way b i e, caoesetroets, end, whes denlrable throogh thamtorss. |\ | terows require protection, and it 1s a8 impartant question waukd be tho affect of wich couition. “ Thewe are, in h bo e Witness—3t would prod i Roedptiog. e l"ml"-::':n.wm iy g v Ty ft gt o |V e pintty} ‘ ether such disposition t 4 barve o itne £l uce & nity, ting & ol resign: s uent v i . o plan o pelocted by the Legiiatare, for the 1o | Byt 0t D OF ot commercial interesta drom the city. | * Cross-examined—Do ngt Toowr that O s Jontinued drisk- :‘-u’n 'y o priaoipol of viee-prineipal should ba dircoted | bus [ : T L Uef of this over-crowded is. Tuless suitable protection fs grans mmrshll is proba- | iog from the 14th lo}hm of June; remorse differs from in- delivered to the Doard of Education, who aloue haye the | her st yon THE RELIEF OF BROADWAY. Lie that 8 large part of the shippin, iness of ity will go | sanity; insenity is & form of disessc—remorse is not; persons | power of accepting or not accepting it ‘There waa not in the | with groat and un \aken 1o the restore- To the Editor of The N. Y. Tribune. to New-Jersey or Staten Island. ‘Innly the Cunard and other | suffering remorse for s crime they had committed would be | present case any resiguation, by Wood, to the Boand of Educa- . 4 & g the work i process of coms Sir: By reference to the manifold rrw\l modes | large es Lave docks in New-Jerscy. The question is, | likely to commit ; Jealousy i admitted to be a proof of | Liow, and no acceptance by theia of his intendod resiguation. | on the h o | uleth . uy persons to whom ,.:r of reli 1 should thisk the of clevating the | how are the and docks to bo nsed so as not ¢o drive com- | morul insanity; the mmyh never dethroned when suffering | This is easential 10 consuiarate & resiguation; this is --:d -ym > under moral fosanity; revenge is a feeling of hatred, it is the | done, cither by express nsceptance or by tho i of | onarBrt o m et Ao ks to the of the tirst ‘would be bette thun ull | merceaway ! Judge Ldmonds snid that the first rmcdfi woul u“a‘:-'q:hl ruilronds, ke, .. N be nuh{h r.:i‘r'd of tho wherves and piers from city | fury of the mind; anger is wlight fury; it i not a disease | another in his plece, an incumbent is never out 3 " he jur 1f Brondway can be ited for vebicles only, without anthorities. The experieuce of the last fiteen yoars, aud thie | of the mind like insanity. Otherwise an_unworthy person, guil ‘the most lag;: and it was for 1! sidowalks, e risus could enjoy m«"'-bn pton A present condition olmngn o bow fntile and injurious the | Re-direct—Naver Reds the subject of Lis sanity a special | violation of bis duty, coukd W volu ury“Lfi- on lu'p:.'-‘fi ug and §h.m et lovated sidew nd crossings, res) ly corresponding | present control over the ves and piers been. The | study. s escape o tral and the od ignominy o 0 (- | sider whetlor ’hn K 1o the entrauces to all the places of 3, there would be | speaker pi I of o Comuis- | Mary Elizabeth Gorman testified : Live at No. 104 Wooster- [Tl Feople, ex rel. MeCuoet vs. The Lot e i oA reliof at once in every way, besides offering a prowpect of | sion or ;I.; nmslu(tlnr- old; know O'Brien; heard tho testimony of Barb 1] No vagsuey Muupfiy existed, tha | the piinel jora St. onlor foi e Tt h n making Erg'and undec- dote o make insttuction se you no lotter of intraducti d i hove wueh y-shaped veriudalis and plenty of shade lu Suwmcr- | Judge Ir for the prosccution; she spoke 1o me sbout the 1 were not bouad to any notico of the | i i ot v ; pul adrafl o A woukd be sub the bar; she said : " G—-d d—u his murdering heart i by the Trusteos. ondiva; s e ol | gt @ onght (o be huug, aud if Tean haag Lim Lwill do K W ISR Y9 Cven (1 there was & eananay wo conld not graut this vas ture embodsiog (s dden. The mantte