The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 15, 1859, Page 2

THE NEW YORK SUN TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 15, 1859. ‘Taxes and Awenmonts. _ Tamar a grent wrong is done to citizens and ‘Property owners in this city, by not giving suf- ficient publicity to taxes and assessments on Property, is evident to any one who will take the trouble to look over the list of property now being sold, at the City Hall, for taxes. In the Hist of names of property owners will be found Shoko of many of our most prominent citizens— ‘men, who; it cannot be supposed for a moment, weuld allow taxes to run on year after your, drawing twelve per cent intorest, if they had sany knowledge that such was the case. ‘One great fault is inthe want of proper ad- Tertising—Insteed of selecting some obscure Jjoarnal scarcely ever seen by the business pub- Yio, those journals that are universally read should be the medium for this purpose. Per- sons calling for their tax bills at the Receiver's offices, should always be furnished with a full Dill of all liens upon the property, whether for rents, taxes or assessments. If this was al- ‘ways promptly done, it would save a vast sum of unnecessary expense, and much time and ‘trouble, Serious complaints have for years been made and justly #0, that assessments for opening regu+ lating aud grading streets and other improve- ‘ments are made without any knowledge on tho ‘part of property owners. A petition is got up. signed by a few parties, upon which the Corp: ration advertises in some out of the way sheot for objections, No one seeing it, no 0) is made—the contract is ,iven out to so favored contractor, and probably the first infor mation (ho property owner has his propsrty has boon sold on Corporation lease for fifty to one hundred years for the assessments. Or if he is fortunate enough to hear of the sale previous to tho expiration of the two years allowed for re- demption, he must pay double the legal rates of interest to redeom it. It is time there was an ond to thts course of proceeding. If citizens and real estate owners would know what is being done by the authori- ties, and thus be enabled to keep their property cloar from such entanglements, lot them demand suitable advertising In such channels as the pub- lic will be likely to see it. The rates of tax: tion are sufliciently burthersome without hay. ing added thereto, inordinate expensis, ccca- sionally by a sale whon a sale would be ayci led by suttable publicity being given at the outret. ter from Haytt, By the arrival at this port of the brig George Albert, from Port au Prince, we have recelved our Hayti f'es to October 22. The tris! of the prisonors arrested for their complication in the late conspiracy commenced on the October, The charges sgainet the accused were : 1. A coneptracy and m’ of changing the f nulitary to W Against the Obief o: the Stata, of provoking of de mossacre, devastation and pi 2 Of promeditetd sane ‘oa the pxrson of Bearvoxt nee » dauglter of Lis Exeelieucy tho President of the Ropabite, witch as easalnaticn was consummated Sepiember iid, at about seven o'clock in the evening, inthe rebidenve of the victioo. 8 Of attempted aesansination et the samo time ‘and place, on the perron of the chief of the Btate, the assassination of Malame BLawrorr, having 0 ony f for its objcct to attract her father into the am) laid for bin.” The act of accusstion proceeds at a great length to specify in detail the features of the conspiracy, ‘Twenty in all of those implicated in the conspiracy wore condemned to death, and sixteen suffered the Penalty. Ono was respited and three are in another evuntry ont of the reach of justice. The President has published proctamation urging the poxple to vnito mth bim in his efforts to establish a worthy government aud increase the prosperity of Haytl, avd warning other cos)irators to read a lesan in the quick puntahment awarded to thow recoutly 6 couted. ‘fhe Court Martial condemned Genoral Dawva, and bis sou, Lieutenant Auraen Daya, to death, for thetr par tictyation ia the conspiracy. Ge oral Ooran Utyany, for having suppressed the facts counocte’ with the insurrection, of which he was previously awere, was seutenced to three years im- prisopment, Port au Prinoe bas been relieved from martial law, end the country was quiet. President Gaermany bas issued the ere “Every person who sball be ditocted in having sdvancrd propositions tending in any way to croate Ginsonsions among t At oF ill-feohiug to wai mont; every perma who detected tn baving circulated printed or written matter tending to the ane object shail reccive from the P.lice Dopart- ment 4 written warning, and in fw ropstition of the offence, abal be immediately armetod, and suail either be sent to a * special se! in thie in- terior of the country, or shall be embarked on ship. beard and sent out of tho country M. Plerre Anére, @ senator and « prominent off- cial, died on the Sth, A grand finera! service for the repose of the woul of Mavame Blanfirt, the assassi- nated davgiter of the Praident, had taken piace at PortauPrincs, In afuneral cerwon the Abbe Pol tler drew a compaiieun btween Getfrard and Paul Emiuaaftor his victory over the King of Macedonia, Although the D.lvas. fatuer aad son, are condemn. od to death, it is not likely the sentence will bs oar- ried inte eff.ct, becsure these men are eafo in France, aud thelr compilety is ouly provid by the lettors they rout te the various leaders of the ¢ recy in Mayti. The intention of the o p was to wake 1 Prophete Pres dent tn p! of Garvva. Paorvare, it will be reimeubered, was allowed to de,art by Gurreann, came to New York, ond sailed almos! thres weeks ago fur Havro, to join Dave at Paris Soviovgee, in tis retreat at Kings ton, Janalor yng of the assassination of Gurreann's daughter ordered # bigt mane of thanks: giving, butthe priest be applied to refused to of ficlate. ‘The fact hav aroused an additional i! fooling towards BouLovgre on the part of the May The President has forma'ly received the condole.ces of the Commercial Agent of tho United States, in re. gerd to the asrassioation of bis daught —-<—_—__—_ Ar lyal of the Ktenmship Dante! Web«t ‘The steanattp Danio: Webster, Capt. Mi Aspinwall 4th ieat., at 40. M via Mavana at 6 Std, arived at thie port at So'ckck last evenlag. Be mained ot Hevana 14 hours to cna! and trans for Now O Leany passongors aud mails to steamship eCity, On the Cacd 14h inst exporionc d strong gales and very Leavy sea She brings 827 passengers that were brought by the Uncle Sam from Ban Francisco, ‘Au Hava a letter of the 9th say, “Sugars are no: minally & teal higher. Tere is no other change in the market, and no news of motentfuss traaspired."” Vowing de unpi- he From Venezuela. Via Hevana, we have papers from Venezuela to October 19th, Under the administration of Sr, Tovan, fhe Vico President, the Goverment sti'l coutixued to struggle with the rebels, ‘The factiors iu the East bed been, oue by one, nearly all defeated, and ® powerful force was organ'zing for the Western Provinees, At San Carlos, the Governicent had an army of 7,000 men, woll provided with all the re. quinites for @ vigorous campaign. ‘The Presidential election was in progress, the most promwiuent ce: di. datos belog Br. Manvan Fairs Tovan, and D. Prom: Goat. ‘The friends of Genera! Josx Axronto Pax: were also advocating his claims, and the prospec- tus of @ new Journal wes issued at Caraces on the 18th of Ovtober, to labor in his bebalf, It editors were to be D Wancastas, D. Juan pe Dios Moaaias, and D. Faanoisco Piwenrs y Rou, The merchants and capitalists ({ Caracas had agreed to False s Joan of a inilion dollars for the use of the Government, the Louds to be under the united guar ‘uty of the Government and the community. ‘This loan, which ia the lergest ever made in Venezuela, is looked upou as asign that there in yreat eoufidence in the Mability of the Goverment as at present or- ganized, Vice-President Tovas had wmolected the fol- lowing cabinet : Home Beeretary, §). J, M Moma Masoano; Tressury, BF Mawow. Cavzaas Dutoan., Forolgu Secretary, Br. Marcum. M. Quinreno ; War pnd Marine, Gon, Jose Bocoiast.co Aspaang, 2 From Paerte Rico, We have dates from Puerto Rico to October 29th, ‘The Boletin Meroentil announces that the crops Lave been exceedingly good all over the Ieland, with the exception of the disteet of Gusyaras. Tho Coffee crop, expecially was large, A drag bad :0a put into operation at Arecito, to clean out the bar bos, which ‘wes coysiderably obstructed. News by Telograph. Magnette Teoran Opies No 48 Wall street, and {Tho Overland Man. M.—Tho overland <f the 24th ult, bas reached ‘arrived here to- In a fit of joal- recon ered hia determination. fat Ban. Francisco was witht Improve- ment. Butter ores more active, and. aalee mundo of 9.000 arkina. Adar ‘at 190., with.» good demand. Sales of crushed sugars ritine candiea wore firm State Hlection Alsany, Nov. 14,—The most reliable retarns * y from the doubtful counties leave oy sameasie weeks rte ¢ tion of the whole Mo. 5 icket, The ‘of canvanmers tneet. at yublican tick to-morrow, (Tuesday,), and the frangements have bev tile to re: Voliy telegraph for the N. Y. Awoclated Pross, GE SnZial relurna at the earliest practioal moment. whaville Troubles. Washington, Now. 14 —The Now Orleans Pic. aynney of the 12th inst, maya that Genoral Pat ity, In willing to go to Brownsville, expenres are provide’ for. * ta the matter, and the + the eitizeos to furniah Picayune, there nior from Hinvana. 14,.—The steamship En- New Orleans. N A been hoerd at Havana of ant yor at Aspinwall ‘The nteam frigate Baxilink arrived at Key West on , With the Governor Gexeral of Jamnaioa on Loard, en route for Ji The new Stenm Sloop of War Narraganset. Boston, Nov, 4.—The new steam war, Narreagsneet, left tho Navy Yard to-day, on her ue will proceed aa far as rite, whom loa wat ported, was insured in State street for $5 have indicted Bi liquor agent, for rolling adulterated liquors. Saturday, who was ry fugitive; but, after « before Justice MACKEY, he was discharged, eed to Le & Harper's rwin and the Spenkerst f the statement phat Jato for the xpoaker= ken an authoritive denial o: ship of the next If that he desires it to be tindorato.d that dete, and that his name will be presented to the ‘The Suspension bridge over the Scluto River fell tox day, killing two me Marino Disastors. lo, Nov. 1—A heavy northwest gale bon been ‘reging here for 24 hours, ac With alight falvof snow. The following ve endeavoring to enter the ‘harbor, have run sab bor ner Willismn ‘Treaty on' Strawberry the schooner 8 seepstakes, wi the reef opposite the city: ‘and the #cho mers Oalehil ove the Lighth Lof them may be got off, with but a load of whoat, in thought that Sinking of the Steamer Excel. Augusta, Ga., Nov. 14 —The steamer Excel, oF and Corn sunk in the Savannal She ine total lows. No lives were Washington, Now, 14 p the Patent Of the present year, is ¥ 334, and the amount ‘adviors from Boston stato that McDonatn, recently arrested bere on suspicion of | bain, nected with the Harper's Ferry known there, and is indoubtedly insane. He Ia atill detained here, theugh notoing har, as yet, trans pired to establinh his guilt, ‘The number of patents Washington, Nor. 14.—Judge Dovana: rcouvery of boslth waa on Saturday anticl bia mont intimate frieuda. rellably asceriained that he has been extremely ill tor Weatast aight eed Une coral ragard thronghout iast nigh moruing roge’ fs seine as yeatorday, though, the last three days, His his condition about th perbaps, a little more ‘The America to call at Queenstown, it, MILLAR, of the Ca- ‘ch leaves this port on ool, says he has orders to Boston, Nov. 14. nard stcatnehip Ad Wednesday n° xt f Nf Queenstown, | mer sent to him, he shall not communicate with Brewnnville—General Wal Augusta, La., Nov. 14.—The New Orleans pa- pers of Friday have been received. ‘The Trwe Delta states, that WALKER had arrived, ‘and proposes to take command of a party to relieve 1¢ was roported that there wore active movements in portions of Texas for the relief of Albany, Now. 14 Kall Read near Lyons, which was destroyed by fire d allthe t wins bave passed Tho bridge on lant week is repl over it since Friday lest, New Publications, ‘Tue Vinariame: A Tam ov tue Laer Canton} ig W. M. Thackeray, author of ity Fair,” * Tho New Gomer," & Harpor & Brothers, This isa handsomely bound volume of over and isa tale of deep interest, one of the best from this celebra‘ed au hor, A Neatty Gor U four hundred pay TORY OF CHICAGO, Broad say. Also, New INTRRNATIONAL ForogRarutoaL RAILROAD De oF Tus UNITED & Tousey, BN. ¥., and P. Rog Asumtoan Notas, by Charles Dickens, complete in ta w work of interest, ‘T, B, Peterson Philadelphia, publishers, is received, @ valuable menthly publication, devoted to the Lntere ronervative of All Arta," N.Y, have publial Tux &t. Anthony £vpress says that a firm in Mineapolis is engaged in building eight large ic» boats, which thoy intend to load with ice at ojiv, during the winter, and Momphis and other Southern Tax Hon, Frepertck P, Staxrox, has come out and openly joined the Republicans of Kan- sas. He addressed a mooting of the Republicans of Lesompton on the 26th ult., in which he en- dorsed without reserve the doctrines and poli , and declared his readiness to main- jcan principles to the end, CITY NEWS. Tux Mozanr Hatt Mayoralty Convention took place last night, scoordicg to notice, at Mozart Hall, Judge Deaw was nominsted by acclausstion for Obatrman, and was on the poimt of taking thé chair, when Ex-Alderman Wasox, in a loud voce, vominated himself, and declared himself duly olectod Chairman of the Convention, at which one of his {rlonds from the First Ward dislodged the table in fant of Judge Dea, and #imultancously the gas lights were extinguished, leaving the Convention in ti tal darkness, and amid an indisortbable uproar and confusion, during whick the Chairman, Judgs Deamy ‘ennoucned the Convention adjourned, to meot again ‘The Republican Centra! Committee met last even: ing, and designated that thelr primaries be held 0” next Thursday evening; and have ordered the Con- vention to nominate candidates for Mayor an: Corpo- ration Counsel, to meet on Monday evening noxt, tnd the Almshoure Governor Convention to mect on the Wednesday immediately following the Mayoral- ty Comvertion, ‘Tho Tammany Hall Generel Committoe met last evening, abd adopted @ resolution repudiating all Sutegoulstic organiaations, and pledging the mea- vers to support for city offices only thowe who are recognized adherents of the regular Demoeratic or+ Non, ‘The Commitree algo adopted a call for Primary elections, fo be held on the 16th imat,, and Pawlng Thurday, the 17th, for holding the Conveu- ti bo nominate Mayor and Corporation Counsel. Subsequent days were named for the holding of the other conventions, Av Incependent Workingmen's Club was organ red last evening, in the 18th Ward, wt the corner cf 19th atrest and Aveuns a, A meeting was hold last evoning at the rooms of thy Fourth Aldermantc District Democratic Republi- can Astociation, on the comor of Catharine street and Fast Broadway, Speech« were made aad onthustag- toally received. —— wt From im Broapway.—Yesterday morning, ‘at afew minutes before eight o'clock, @ fire broke ‘out on the second floor of the brick building, No, 407i Broadway, in the office of Bawem. T. Tartor, publisher of the “Bon Ton Gasette," and cutter of Indios drem patterns. Tho fire wae caused by » back draft from # stove sending out a spark, which oom: munieated to some slips of tissue paper, lying near, and in a few minutes the whole floor was wrapped in flames. The third and fourth floors were soon on fire, and as the building is very old, the roof fell in and overwhelmed the jewelry store of Lrowm. Ja- ‘cons, on the first floor, Elmar Hast,vhotographint, occupled a part of the fourth floor, and bis lom amounts to about $2,000, and is partially covered by Ingurance. W.H. Matick, real estate broker, occupied & portion of the fourth floor, and his lors, in plans and office furniture, amounts to about $200, on which there is no inaurance.— Mr. Jaoons estimates his lows at nearly $20,000, and has an insurance of $5.000 in the Hamilton and Kx- colstor Inmurance Companies. Jassunca & Co., deal- ‘ors in neckties, occupied the back part of the first floor, and their loss is #aid to be #5.000, and covered ‘by Insurance in the Home Inaurance Co. Mr. Tay- Lon's Loma is about $2.000, and ie fully insured, No. 409, cocupied by Battov Baotumns, desler in gentle- men's furnishing goods, waa badly damaged by water, The damage to atc probably amounts to $1,000, and is insured for $2,000 in the Etas, Lor- Dard, Rutgers, Continental, Fulton, National, Pac fic, Jefferson, Arctic, Harmony and several other Inau- rance Companies, Tho two buildings belong to the Ross estate, and aro damaged about $5,000 and folly insured. By the fall of the roof of Mo. 407, Jom jLowniet, Ansistant Foreman of Marion Engine Co. No. 9, bad his head badly cut, but not dangerously, A young man (nams unknown) was run over by New York Hono Co, No, 5, and burt. He was taken up by several me: Company, and conveyed to his home. A member of Pownix Hook and Ladder Oo. No. 5, bad one of hia hends badly lacorated in consequence of the track coming in coll sion with a stage, Ths steam ongine of Manhattan Co, \No. 8, was at the fire, and rendered viry effective service, Chie? Enginsor Howann was at the fire, and although suffering from rheurmatiem, he directed the firemen in their duties ‘until the fire was extinguisbed, Fine 1s Howarp Sraeer.—Yosterday morn- ing, about 8 o'clock, an accidental fire occurred in tho dweling-honse, No. 29 Howard wtrect, Damage a}out $100, and not insured. the Orystal Palace Grounds, and in Broadway, in the Vicinity of Reade street. In Broadway, the con- trectorn divide each stone of the Russ pavoment into four pleces, and use them a laying the Belgian. — Ast Re Union.-The mansion of Mr. Rose Grren, the artist, on 35th street, near Sth avenue, was thrown open last evening toa brilliant sewemblage Of the lovers of the fine arts, for oriticlen: upon the Jum completed painting of “Washington at home,” by Mr, Roserres. It represents the old family man- ston at Mount Vernon, in tte pa'my days, when the frenial hospitality and systematic good order of ite owner made it & welcome retreat for tho Patrio And a much visited locality by his fallow citizens. ‘The principal figure is that of Wasmmatox con- ‘vorning with Laravarra, Elie position is easy, com- manding end natural, the fostures and likenses good, The likeness of Laraveree isa side view, and not readily recognizable. Mrs. Wasarnotox is pic: tured an sented at « table, with a little daughter of the Creris family leaning upon her kace, and » danghtor of Srawamt, the painter, seated opposite. Oa the award plays Gaomen Wasainoron Pance Crens, then » boy, now deceased. The scone iss view from the piazza, looking towards the Putomas, ‘Tho landscape and sunlight are charming in offect, and with the beautiful river, soon near at hand and in tho distance, it will not oasi'y be surpassed, Some gaucheries aro observable in drapery, atiffaess of po- titions, &e, but, an a whole, it adds one more fool. ing of respect for the great hearted founder of our Republic, to witness him portrayed in the scones of every day life at his own homo, Srreat CLeasixc.—Tke efficial statement of street cleaning, last woek, shows that 185 mon wore employed, who performed 8134 days’ work ; 1.697 loads of manure, 8471 londa of dirt and rub- dish, and 702 loada of ashos, or @ total of 13.970 lowda of dirt, manure and aslos, were removed. Tain was all done at an oxpense of $4.86 15, of whicy $1,220.25 wore pald to ewospers, $1,019 63 to dirt acd manure cartmen, and $2186 3T to ash cartmen. Crry Mortatity.—The number of deaths in this city, for the week ending the 12th inst, was 462, boing an inoreass of 41 over the previow wook. Of this number, 108 wore men; 82 en, 1 boys, 97 girls. Adults 199, children 919; males jored pertoas 9, ‘The principal : Bright's disease of kidneys, 5; an- gina, 5; bronchitis, 6; congestion of the brain, congestion of the lungs, 7; consumption, 66; con- vulsion# Infantile, 28; croup, 28; debility infane tule, 4; dropay, 6; dropsy in the head, 11; enlarge ment of tho hoart, 6; fever scarlet, 22; fover tye phold, 4; typhor, 6; heart diveaso, 10; inflam- 7 tion brain, 11; in- mation bowels, 7; inflame flsmmation lungs, 24; marasmus infantile, 16; measler, 6; palsey, 6; serufula, 4; small pox, 4; ceawaces not dependent on climate or searon, 99 ; atill- born, 86; violent causes, 22. Of theso, wery aged 9 yours and under, 121; 2to 10,77; 19 to 20, 20; 20 to 90, ) to 40,16; 40 to 60, 87; 69 to 60, 27; 60 to TO, 18; 70 to 80, 11; 89 to %, 4; 90 to 2; unknown, 1, Natives of the United States, Ireland, 86; Germany, 52; Eugland, 5; British America, 2 ; West Indion, 2; Italy, P Scotland, Soa, Switzerland, one each. Fing 1x Senixo Srrmer,—About four o'clock ning, a fire occurred In the grocery store of Joun ¥, Maven, No, 97 Spring street. The total damage amounts to about $500, Insured for $000 on stock, and $400 on furniture, in the Pacite Insurance Co. The building, owned by Wruuaw Ripepasn, was Camaged about $100, and Insured. Faancus Kane was run over by No, 1T Hove, while proceeding to the fire, and bad one of his legs frax tured, Ho was removed to the N.Y. Hoepital, yesterday A Mrerina was held last evening at Dr. Cura vaa's Church, for theJpurpose of holding a unioa prayer meeting for the enslaved, and tlaveho'dere net more than one hundred persons were prosent™ ‘The prayers asked the interposition of God in behalf of Jon Baown, because of hin zeal for the oppressed God forbid that hin death should be added to th® many sins of Blavery. Save ron Usrar Taxas,—Yesterday the #a'o for unpaid taxes, for the years 1852, 1853 and ISM, and the rents cf croton water of 182 and ‘ of the three upper wards, wero commenced at the City Hall, About half of that adverticod in the 19th ward was sold, when the sale was adjourned to 12 o'clock to-day. ‘The time for which most of the alos wore made will probably exceed fifty yoars, ‘TLe owners havo two yearn in which to redeom by paying the amount with fourteon per cont. interest. ‘Tho males of property in the 12th and 924 wards will fo low. Astr-SiAveny Mavrixe ar Cuixton HALL. Au anti-slavery meoting for the purpone of recom: mending to the Legislature, and urging the passage ofa law for the nulification of the slave law, was hold \n room No, 2, C:loton Hall last evening. Au appeal to the people of New York, to which was appended a petition to the Legislature of the State, asking for the passage of a Pergonal Liberty Bil," was read for the benefit of the audience, and speeches made by Aanox W, Powsit, Dr. Bxovanase and othora, Tur Battoox.—The grounds on which the balloon “City of New York" has, for the past fort night teen exhibited, were yostorday completely do soited, giving the improasion that tho whole matter might prove ® grand humbug. On the outer walls hang ® card announe'ng to those intervsted,f that the grounds will bbe closed till the day of the ascen- sion of the balloon Pioncer—due notification of which will be given through the pross; the same cardannounces thot the tlokota purchased on Batur- day last, for the asconsion, will be good when’ the grounds are sgain open. ‘Tur No-Fexce QueSTION nRFORE THe FAR mers C1.0n,—The Farmers Club of the American Institute, met yesterday at 12 o'clock, Mr. J.J. Wann, of Jersey City, in the chair, The mbject of the day —Foncr or No Fenooe—baving been announced, Mr, 4. Buvnt road an interesting paper, showing the cont, useleemem, etc, of fences. He showed that, according to authorities on the subject, there wore in this State 15 million acres of enclosed lands—suppos- ing there to be divided into fields of 20 acres each, there would be 750,000 such fields, requiring 120 roda cach of fence, in all 90 million rods of fence in the State, ‘The coxt of fencing was from 50 cents to $2 per rod; rail and post and board fences, built at the cheapest rates, last at moat but about 10 years, while stone fences, though more durable, ars much more contly—taking the avorege cost at 75 conts per rod, we have for the first cost of the fences in the State, $67,000,000, The cost of keeping these up and «interest at six pcr cent, on the first cost cantot Lo leas than $10 720,000 per annum, ‘The idea is absurd of making @ man pay baif tho coat of @ division fence which achieves no other good. than keeping other folks’ cattle off his property. No man has any more right to bring up bis cattls to Practices of dishonesty,in poaching on his neighbors’ property, than to train up his children as bighway- men, The principal objection to fences was thelr {nconvonicxce in working @ large portion of the Jand, and in transporting grain, manure, etc., from Vlace to place over the farm. They propagate weods, sheiter vermin, afford lodgements for anow drifts, owuse dispute among neighbors, and deform the Deauty of the landscape, Loud applause follow tue clore of his remarks, and on its conclusion Mr.8, Rouinton spoke on the subject. Ho thought the law enscted in 1888,and alluded toby Mr, Buuvr,was one of the greatest p'eces of modorn barbarity and un- just law oxtant, it was woree than tho Virginia jus tico meted out to OvsawaTaure Brown. He atated the afflictions he bad encountered on the fencing aub- Ject in connection with his 8 acre farm in Weatclos- ter county, aud ended by stigmatising the fencing law asa piece of heatbovish barbarism, Mr, Kinas- thought it wax worre*than heathens would Le guilty of, Mr, Haseo. related his experience in the reclaiming of a farm from the Hemp- stead plains of Long Is'nd, and oxpromed himelf strongly in favor of the abolition of fences, and the enactment of laws enforcing the conficement of cat tle, de y by their owners, Wrrmpnawat or A Puav.—The play entitled “: Three Eras in the Life of a Fireman,” which has been, on several occasions, of Inte, advertised at the Bowery theatre, and acquired, in the eyen of » cer- tain class an importence, from the fact that It was Intended to illustrate the life and death of Hon, D. ©. Broventex, has been withdrawn, Mls friends objected to Its performance—at all events, until aftor the obsequies announced for Sunday last, but the managers of the Bowery, having postponed it sev- eral tines, advertised it positively for last evening, ‘and a disturbance was confidently expected. Again the friends of the deceased came forward and object: ‘ed, and the performance was finally changed, a farce entitled “Mr, md Mrs. Peter White, having been substituted, Re-orgyay.—The Chatham street theatro re-opened last night with Nixom & Co.'s troupe on the stage. ‘The house was densely crowded from pit to dome, Auprrman Brapy, who, for the past fur months, during the absonce of Pullce Justice Wasa in Europe, has occupied his seat on the Bouch, at the City Hall Potico Court, yesterday surrendered his seat to ita former occupant. During the time of his witting be disponod of 12.003 cases, of various de- scriptions. ‘Tue great hall of the Cooper Institue was crowded last night on tho occasion of an Interesting lecture on Hindoo Temples and Customs by Rev. I. M. Bourprs, ‘ax winter course cf lectures in the Hygeo- ‘Therapeutic College, 15 Laight street, was com- menced last evening. Addreeses wore de'ivered by the faculty, and the audienoe, though not very lange, ‘was respectable, packet shi Lucy Thompson is now on tho great balance dock for repairs, Bho will be stripped, recaulked, and newly coppered. A mxrrinc of the special Councilmanic Com- mittee, appointed to draft an ordinance in reference to the use of steam boliers in the city, was Lold yes tarday afternoon, but no Lusiness of importance was transacted. Inquests, Accidents, 0. Baviy Buawe —About 1034 o'clock last. eve- ning, Samau Montiwyn, @ fair but frail young lady, ‘an inhabitant of the house of Mise Luciwpa Waire, corner of Houston and Mrroer streets, was badly burned in consequence of her clothes cate! fire froma grate, Ht ls feared hor injurion will prove fata). Lurr rie Hosrrrat.—Caristorige Lo- Man, the momber of Engine Co, No. 21, who was, a charged, abot by Witiiaw Ht, Reury, the alleged gambler, left the N. ¥. Hospital last evening. It Sppoars that hie wound was not of uch a scrious Society, which meet at Now Haven, Ct, ta May ‘as was firet stated. ‘The ball mor.ly intlicted next, was referred to the Comitia Menora with | welight voalp wound, 5 account of the depicted Drep ry A Station Hovsr.—An unknown re oe i thie condition of J man applied to the 94 Prectact Btation I ruse the Treasury of the Boclety, and for the purpose of | Iii ge ast evening, and shortly after belug taken remedying this evil, the Comitia Menora wore in | Gorn stairs, was found deed. structed t) ralse money by arseasment, if in pholr —- judgment it should be necessary, On account of Police Intelligence, &o. fhe ilness of the Troamirer, Dr. Renson, his aanual report was not presented, New Y County Mepicau Bocrery,— The anniversary mecting of the above Bociety met yesterday afternoon at the College of Physictens and Surgeons, commer 28d street and 4th avenue, A bare quorum, fifteen in number, were present, Dr. Out vee Wurre, Vice President, proaidod, iu the abaonce of the President, Dr, Beavia, The following officers were elected for the ensuing year :—President—Dr. Ouivan Winte ; Vice-President—Dr. HL D, Brox: tay; Kecording Secretary—Dr. MH. 8, Downns; Corresponding Seeretary—Dr. 8. A. Prxny; and Treasurer—B, F. Rowson ; Cenaors—Dra, Honmann, Front, J. 0, Sarr, Woonwarn and Unpmminu. ‘The selection of delegates to the American Medical Attzoxp Bou Rossany. Janne Pe U1 kerr, keeper of a porter bouse at No. bro Way, was arrested charged with robbing Mr. Wu. ‘aw Srrte oy Revotver.—A now kind of | Witwer, @ resident of Pciladelphia, now stopping cana of which twelve loads in succes: | S the Now York Hote), of a valuable’ gold watcn. It revolver, by ny wile ” ee | Ty alleged that on last Baturday evening Mr. Wior tion are fired from six chambers, has recently been | visited a friend up town, and started to return to his patented. Two charges are placed in each chamber ; | hotel at # late hour, but nut being acquainted with reets. to 4 rte the outer one ta ignited firat, by means of # conduct- | the, streets be stepped into Puvanert's porter house ing tube from the outor ones of the double row of | procures PLowmart offered to conduct pples, im to one, but when they reached it, it was found nipplos end Immediately afterwards, if desired, the | (OP ireed, “He tien tok hier to" tne house of lower or second charge t# fired without asocond | Mise Worm, in 40th and demanded $5 for cocking of the pleee, “Two hammorw ary fixed side | bus trouble. ‘Mr, Wamor tetiied Dayle such, 8 by side, #0 arranged that one or both may be used, | 84m, whereupon, as ORK fhe and the weapon, as proven by actual experiment in pa fal oo and Od Bas Whee the 0 Ton jor ped presence of officers of the United States uavy and | they could rob him, ‘The girl refused to liave any: army, i¢ not even #o Hable to accident as ordinary re- | thing to do in the matter, and showed Mr. Wimrr ; into @ room where be could lock hime if up, and out volvera, Over 6.400 abets bave been Ared from one | Sf'the way of Pitexert, ‘The latter, however, it ls Histol without seckdent, and 200 suceemive shote | alleged went out of the backglcor, end got thr ugh without clogging or fouling. Another novelty inthe | & window into room, & on attack ir, Jovention the emplosment of @ rbauked conleal | MaMCr Mpnee els ta Mee oe ienow to Vall which it ie clalnied reduoes (ristion tu ring, | the police, and, subsequently, PLUSKETE was arrested A furniahes @ 6 ob fo ol and taken before Justice Quackesnvas, who locl lek breech for the Ging of the | Bie tn, in default of 82.000 bully for tial, As Mr, a — Wan ina non-reddent, tue papers wore immed t to th Attorney, In erder Acary Posrroxap,—On account of the ill «A may speedily be brought to justice. noes of City Inspector Daxvan, the opening of the An AtieGep Fatse Paeresce Case, —Ofi- bids and the awarding of the contract for the re- } oor Wa. M. Ravsoty of the Brooklsa detective force move yerterday arrested a men named Joan J, Go , for the next five years, of ite night eoll, was | 2 tar ge ef falne pretences, preferred against him’ be: portponed until Thursday noon ne fore A'dermau Brapy, suine time ago, by Dr. 0. G. eoeeneeee-— <aae Dastinc, ‘The Doct’ accused the prisoner of bay- \- y ol t bas and Sraxex Pavtra,—Workmen are busily en- | ing twindied him out of tries and hendage ae geged ta laying the Belgian pavement ta the lower | price Justice Waisu, wo committed ia ta de part of Wall street, ia the 6th Areaus in feyat of * Cauit of bail. Tum Avtacan Wire Powoxtso Case.—This case came on for a Superior Court, GENERAL NOTICES. ie f i F i i §, ! i. i i & E vet ‘somlaatin i i ag SE 4%: 4 2 t ul # i f j G 4 72 t if 3 tf 8 i i H i ¥ (3 Prics E i i i i i i H i if FIVE DELEGATES from i £ i 3 Hi - 3 Ra ae ERS i i ( a a i i : : 3 f i : 5 5g z FH H ! | | ii Pi i 3 i EE 25 ibs ft EF; ed | i R defendant E z gf i the places ‘herein: November instant & can ‘and in case the Ward mation of Aldermanic Districts t portioned among the Dist Is i F j witness then gave her the bandkerchief which ahe gave to the Doctor, who was called in; witnem did not know whether tock it with bim or net. Reoorder Berm bei absent, the exc ination was postponed until W. nesday morning, at 10 o'clook, AtLeorp Tamrt or 4 Gown Waron.—Pa- rao Mrtommt, and his wife Joanna, keeping « aTcggery in the basement of No. 111 Sullivan were arrested yestorday, ‘tax Convan, reaiding at No. old watch valued at $70, gianwes of bad rum, it la handled by’ Mrronm., Jace, he discovered | uspoeting his howt an resused ther ervey held them for examina? ix delegates to the Seonnd district. to the Becond and two to testo the Fourth dis ve delegates to the Fourth district two delegates to the Eighth dis James Farrel, and James Gallagher, plesded gu ity to burglary in the third degree. tnd vols shave re —t he On Oot. S0ths they | the Foun nee one of i Siegel, v9 remnes, dc. ore were two, etoar Isdioeneuts against them. Sentenced to 4 years and 6 months in the state Prison. ‘There being no other casos ready for trial, the Court adjourned, Court Calendar—Tuesday, Nov. 15th. U, 8. District Court,—Nos. 80, 69, 114, 64, 84, 61, 119, 103, 73, 51, 96, 1 ypreme Court—Circutt—Part 1. Non. 1413.825, 2939, 0, 1579, 206, 199%, 9260, 2800, 2401, 4402, 2406, 2407, 2409, 24.1, 2419, ¥A1T, 'S419," 2521," 2423, ‘Wann—Fonr dete trict and five to the Kighth. delegate to the Fourth dis- and six tothe Eighth, to the Fourth tea to the Tenth, legates to the Sixtly ‘and two to the Twelfth. 1 in the several warda, at nd under the direction of the Inspectors 4, Finer Wand. At No.1 Morris st. Inspectors—John Btripp, Edward Mary Suoxp Wann, — Jammer Watson, Liane ‘Wooster street, of district and reven to Revewreenrn Wat district, five to th 1.Noa 463, 519, G85, 647, O41, 135, O28, 649," GOs, 408, 202, (00, 486, Common Plas — ty 1485, 1460, 1465 rt T—Now. 14 3, 1450, 1460, 1461, 1462, 1018, 1105, 144, 192, 1427, 109, 753, Edward Welah. ore King, Albert O. Williams. net. M.D. Purtell, James Langan, Wan reenwich st. Daniel O'Brieny and Justice Quackaw ALtvoxn Tamer or A Horse, &.—Gro, an tailor, ving in 40th streot, was ar- rested yesterday, charged with stealing a horm, bug. j, Valued at $300, from the ble of Jouru 8. Commwaut, No. ¥T Howard atroot. ‘The team was found in poression of the accused, and he was looted up for trial, ALixorp Pickrocket Anrestep, — Dotec- ‘afternoon arrested @ young man, well known to the police under the oxnomen Alexander,” on a ch ry Poarsall'on the Third Av of a peoket-book containing $15, lceked up for examination. SHooTinc Arrray.—lHcan Rrury, keepe of slow groggery at No. 131 Fourth avenue, and Jom Fuwnvaan, residing in Ber ff atrest, got into a fight afternoon, at tae place of the eh Finwaas, it is allogod, rainad Was about to strike Ray with fi n the latter, it is charged, drew a revolver an: ‘Toe ball passed through Fixnmaan's m, fraewiring it and shattering alec, it ia alleged, struck Fianna a powerful blow In the face with the weapon, knoc! Kome persons, who witnessed the police, and Ki.ay was arrested, and Justics Quackannven locked bim up for examination. Tur Sorrannexpent or Markers AssavL® perintendent of Markets, Mr. Ja’ Invino, was asvaulted about 8 o'clock youtorday morning in Centre Market, it in alleged, named HaLiKox, and ® women nam who were, on his complaint, mubsoquently arrest sd, ne Easex Market Police Court, and then charge of susauit and LLKOK caiised the dia: turbance in revenge for the changing of his stall, and when Invino attempted to arrest him he was o, by Mra. HickMan, one of Hatuacx’s frlends. oom, Mrs. M, Hickman office, and proferred a charge of assault and bat- jaluat Mr. Tnvino, alleging that he begaa grossly her brother-in-law, Mr. sulting, assaulved him, Mr, Hastack’ also makes an afidavit to the same effoct, Board of Aldermen—Special Meeting. The Board met in Convention at 3 o'clock yes- terday afternoon, to appoint clerks fur the District the Mayor bad refused to be @ Democratic members of the had refused to mest his Honor in caucus. ‘The Board then elected Ald. Apawa chairman, Ald. Mo- Brapow said that before the Convention business, he wished to read @ portion laws, of 1855, relating to the and District Gcurt clr! tion might feel assured they were proceeding hap. 295, fo, 692, which after providi for the appointment of the clerks oy convention of Alderinen and the Mayor, for the absence of his Honor, by luly given, the Mayor abould absent himself from the Convention, it should nevortueless majority of the Board of Alder- men to appoint the said clerks, in the same manner and with the same effect, as if the Mayor were pre- sent. Ald. Brapuevand Ald. Stan being appointed DON moved that the reven names the same time, which was carried ; ands ballot having Leon taken, ‘the following gentlemen were declared to be duly elected: Ist Du. trict, J.B. Bartow 84 Diwtrict, E. Sr pr; Sth District, Ci Warre; 7th District, sionan. 1¢ Convention then adjourned sine die, 1175," 1170, 1434, Ky and mt of harne Buprene Court— Owen Kinney, Timo- rated 86, 08, 96, 64, 66, 63, 72, 74, 7 36, 98 9B, 7, 47, 15), 90, 50, 22, 803g, 10, 86, 97, 93) BROOKLYN, Tur Tax Lavy.—The Board of Supervisors held a meting yesterday afte the tax levy of mdiog in relation to the taxa- te, (which it ia clained is oa it, on account of beiry cecuple! by a benovolent sasccistion,) they coneluded to A decision 'im the case by Judge Lorr is anticipated Grady, Jobn Mel Adin Doty, Jos ph Conventi 4, at. John Wilder, Constable Neil, James Graham. Btey to met at Mason's, corner of Barrow aad Hu Warn- At Newhe fer tho purpors ere, T2 Ludlow street. jon Hall, Fourth rk, James Tracy, Lith street Phompeors qquenoe of an action tion of the Hany « together, ‘yortor ri until to-day, t Hasting’s, corner Broome on, cor Broome ton at 41 Grand st Grand street, Thos, BrooxiaN Common Counctt.—A regular meetiog of the Board was held last evening, and election being over, conaiderable routing business was tranaacted. A Tesolution was adopted directing the City Clerk to advertise five days for propomais to coustrict a railroad from Ist street throug’ Grand street to Bushwick avenue, Alderman Jmmctes offered the followl et © 5 RTEeNTH WAKD—At Farren, James Hayes, J 0 aifray, alarmed Patrick Bixteenti Wakb—At Halpin's, 17th street and oth: IXTERNTIL W Ait pine te r Seventeen” Wann—At Michael Smith, corner Patrick Reiley, Michael At Union Hotel, 294 street and Foird Ave-A. J. Hibberd, Joha Matningy Thomas INPTEENTH WaRD—At Eagi Peary Van Hollaud, George L, Bendix, Thomas Lena- 8 ‘Twexriern WARD—At corner 23d street and Bighth Ave—Azel Freenian, Joewph Brennan, Barthol Ave—Riebard Dougherty, ple in crowds, or aquads for the mere 5 ¢ transaction of public or private be dlanrderly and the police are empowered and directed to dite perse all such aasembl sistance to an ordor to alderman. or policeman, arrest and imprisonment for @ term not exoveding ten days, or to a fine of net more than A resolution offered to the bbe directed to vacate his office in the City Hall, and that the same Le occupied t sioners, was reforrod. "se C08 "Third Ave— placed under bor any neglect or re- ject the off-nder to At Cotter’, S4th street and Cornell, Corvelina red at tho May- y the the Water Commia- » the Committee on Lands and ‘A communication from the Comptroller waa mb- mitted abowing the amounts of moneys received for tarer, &o, by the Collector from the Ist of July, 1858, to £0ch July, 1859, as follows : Bamuel Joves, Daniel Grinne agrist. Hons to nomiaate Councilmen will meet at the following places, reapectivety: 4th Counctimanie Di Lk, and after ith Councitmanic District: ‘The Conventions to nomini mect at the followin, int rict— Aut, received for mies Stead Ald. Prox stated, that i Places rexpectlvely: prenetit, because th default and interest, Due redemption acoou: ae Se | alata) 4 79 Eanax at, Kuntst, helms, 415 Grand st, 22: A statement of the affairn of the City Treasurer from July 1, 1363, to June 30, 1350, shows the fol- E55: jatment of Police that the Conven- = ++ $3 061.614 81 legates from the reveral ‘ations fail to agree, a majority ¢ Democratic Republican ISAAC V. FOWL = A resolution was adopted ment of @ committee of thice, to take int ration the propriety of redistricting the city, and re- ‘The object is to Increase the number of station ALFRED CHAN 8 déya’ notice di ‘M. AMBROSE Anclest Order of Hiberainns,—The Moms bervof the, Board are reques ed their attendance at the re galas montht) SANDFORD, N. D ed Tur Boanp ov Cerr CAxvAssans,—Tho athly meetin the Common Council organized as @ Board of City Ca revious to commen: the returns nut belog ready, a committee of three was appointed to canvass the votes cast, and report next Monday evening. Ald, Sonotrs, Daron and McNausx were appoint Krnas Covaty Cire N TCCKER, tellerr, Ald. Be Akaaclys the regular busi- be balloted for at said committee, vir Court CALENDAR, . 81, 82, 88, 86, 88, 89, 91, M4, 95, 06, 97, 95, 99, 100, ll dn the October rr. WILLIAMSBURGH, SuncoiaR Ixsusction Paoceantxc ‘since, the Mechanica’ aud ‘Tradera’ Insu- York, took proceedings be three tenants fiom their remiss in Division Avenue. ‘The premises had n purchased some time before at an assessment mR ; 2d District, Board of Councilmen. ‘The Board was in session on Monday after- A petition from the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, for Temiasion of taxes, was referred to the Comptre.ler, Justice Fox, to di BAyes’ 175 Pult: " Retail, by GUTON, 127 Bowery, Whiskers made Rasy by Grahams thing existing that will foree me oneaene ury to the akin. price tl. KR. G. GRAHAM, 109 Nassau at, N.Y, Mr Lawnres prosented a resolution directing the Comptroller to draw 6300 in favor of Cuanurs Mir- ‘team, for plana, &e , for the City Hall. Referred to Finance Committee. The President offered a resolu. tion to designate that part of Fourth avenu: tween 34th aud 40th street ed. ‘The Board concurred to regulate and grade favonus, between 102d and 104th streets, an firm assessment for building a sewer in 2ith street, between a8 Pe oth orem 6 A number of papers rep Aldermen were referred or laid report to build « county jail in Lud- dyourned one Brawaep Suxaipaw, tenants to pay him the rents inatesd of to the of the Insurance Company, and for the refusal rent to the Insurance Company, ispcmmonsion were asked for, ing of the oase on Saturday sued out of the City Court, was served on the Jus- proseeding with: the case, Tar Justices or THY Prace,—Since the election numerous errors are alleged to have boen direovered in the return of votes cast for Justion of the Peace of the Oth district, by which it is claimed that Hewey D. Brapsatt, instead of Awtuony Wat. ‘Tam, is entitled to the cortificate of election... matter can be decided only by the Board of County ‘Canvaasore, which meets to- It is also stated, that the election for Justions of the 0 effect, by reason of the names of all the candidates baying been printed on the Btate ticket instead of on the Judiciary thet. Justices Fox and Rypxs receive wore cant on a reparate tick:t, grounda for contesting the e:ection in this respect, He inducsd the as Park avenue. A. Men Repablicaa Central Commit- be held at Head y, Wednesday even! . BHEPARD, Secretaries, an injunction Is tice, restraining bim from sorta from the Board of | It was thereupon adjourne Wakefield —There will be a Special Meet. ing of the Members of Industrial H Association, N ‘edueeday evening, Nov, is hoped that all the members business is of the utmost », Prosident. nib low street, between Grand and Broome. of the Board last ev i jose Company, No. 20, and ompany, No. $1, was taken uj, aad reau ted in the suspension for twelve months of Naroneon Lantiex na Fasp, 8. Guoves, both members of No. 31, who held the tongue at the time the collision wok pl The Board then adjourned unti y to canvass the votes, distressing than shortness of breath, and nothing giv: puch immediate relief ax this Ointmen nds and muscles of the throat and eh. Will clear all obstructions that impede respiratio: Peace is made void and ‘Thurmday evening. afew votes, which ‘Tuis wil givo them DIRS. WINSLOW SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETIING, GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF TO THE SUFFERING CHILD. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, ONLY % CENTS PER BOTTA, 1S CEDAR sr. a4 6°15 LEGAL REPORTS-—MONDAY. Supreme Court. The Old Police Cases ty va, the Police Board.—The General Term of this Gourt bas just decided thet only the first and elev- enth points in the defendant's return to the alter. native mandamus should be allowed to stand, and that the rest must be modified. The first point was 4 note legally appointed pa- ‘The Registrars of the County of New York, are noti- fied to appear at the Chamber of the Board of Bupervi- sors, City Hall, on Turspay, Nov, Lith, at one o'clock, to obtain the Poll Lists of the late November It is the duty of the Registrars to complete anew Reg- aber Election, from the Pou. Liste istry for the Dee of the late Nove freltan at the thus Wf tho f rolman at the time passage of 4 itan Act, aud the eleventh since epyeged in otver pursuits, The Feople ex, rei —Patrick Murphy va, The Police Court,—This ection now came on in the Qur- cuit for trial, and the books of the Police departe.ent were brought in by the cart load, to prove the cir- c\cstances of the plaintiffs appointment and ser- ‘ ork was also pur upou Uie wand as to dates and particulars, ‘The case ws tog through all the old musty records resent police boa'de, and evolving nothing new or of interest. It will like y consume most of the present polut was that he JOHN CLANCY, County Clerk, Sroxe’s Sxwive Macarsxs, 8. 2 Sewing Machine, Be, 1 Sewing Machine. ‘The Family Bowing Machine. ‘The Family Bowing Machine. LM, SINGER & CO., 608 Broadway, N. ¥, 160 Fulton st, Besokiye | Hanver B.xca anp Brorure tala whi embers 0 are mi ‘one, go- for contributions of the past and terial od families ia other cities Regietered Letiers—Kdward Morrison North Carolina.—This was an ie donor, the Committee Farmers’ Bane ing, boots, flannels. action on a draft for $250, all to the defendant in North ‘The plait alleges that it was collected and the money not turned over. The defence ta, that th money was forwarded after collection (the collection being admitted) by regixter was forwarded in that mannor for the reason 4 to * coliect and remit, plaintif? that be had bad formor dealings with the defendant, and that they had always, as with all banks, forwarded by draft, and that he had not authorized thom $> remit la any other manner. ‘The Court instructed the jury, that if had not autherized the defendant to for: instead of a draft, tho remittance elaimed by the de fondant was not a suiticieat the’ plaintiff must recover. V. plaintif, for the People, ANGLO-AFRICAN COURSE POPULAR LROTURES, ‘The Gfth in the a am be had at Tax Sux Oilos, in Five Dollar packages, end Three Cont pieces in Three Dollar packages, Oty money ouly received. Pennies in Fifty Cont rots Wirrcox & Giuas WING MACHINE. riority peculiarly its own,” (de- use) “and fills, nearer than am the roqulee sents Of FAMILY MACHINE. nufactured and “f Mo, 108 BROADWAY? opponite Bt Nicholas Hotel Baxruotr’s CetrorateD © ed letter; that the m: will be delivered he reason that ee tnd Marion et WEDDESDAY Viewina + 10th inet. wari hog teled hh Shock’: Lecture ADMISSION 10 CENTS. URPRior Bran neon Tein expected thi ath Ward whe ent in law, and thet ‘scoording!y for the arrest—John Field Motion to discharge vs. Thomas Field and others,--Tne defendant in this case was arrested some months since and held to bail in the rum of $5000, upon the affidavit of the g him with taking plaintiff, the sloop “Albert icbarde" by violence, which vessel was under & mortgage to another, of whom the defendant was exccutor, ‘The affidevit charged that the defeodant knew that the mm had no right, title or in- ‘that he took thd vessel vio- that knowledge, The pi after argument, and the de- fendant discbarged, on the ground that the plaintiff had pot preceeded in the right action ; that edy was het by arresting the defendant, aud that he had :oade out uo case for arrest egalnst him, Common Picas, Landlords and Tenants.—James Hoskin vs, Herrmann Lohmeyer.--This was en ection for dan- against the defeodant, for the a! aintif? from the premises ¢ plaintiff claimed that be hired for one year from Feb- had ehtered upon his business, and bad bigun to do well and accumulate mon- when the defendant cai 1m, plaintiff, of the use of the pre Grfonce was that under an act of tho $006, tho deteadiand wee cater Me, men oy upon, I wee ve nat pot." Court was moved the 60 Tt was, however, held t Hastie of tem bod be reserved for the ‘Gee: rm, aod the case vent tothe jiry, which was WING MAC) At ‘L NEW STYLE MANUFACTU! THOLP Meanfacturing Co. 454 Brosdway, cor Bee’'y. ; JOHN BAKKE, ‘Treas, IMPORTANT TO DYSPEPTIOS. ‘This most distressing disease, a4 wall ‘ion, Heanr Boxs, BouR Kemiry, MiLtovsNeas, fires Hxanaoues Genny ate Dit nr, standing, stubborn oF chroa a certain i vet ent cure, and that ft wonder the use OF aA Ty OxvORNa TRO Dire Baldwin's Clothing Eetablishasent. THE LARGEST IN THE CITY. Dalit by Wu.B.Ason, Req, expressly for the bartineny NO. 10 AND 12 BOWERY. SU la te kan st ar Da.C. Hl, Mansuazt, Lowa Pur rth without fail, by of his, will receive terest in the sloop, lontly, notwithetandi ent motion was grant it. Nicholas Hotel, tha’ Wedataday.-— ook for HIRAM ANDES BON, third door from Hester street. Barnr's Tricopnerous the house for a restaurant, 18n8; that he Forts & Lyon's Swing Macuises. ruary, 1856; wrprertetis give better satisfaction than any other : panna bh, aes a1 = Seat Soora Brooxtyn Dear, BROOKLy® orn “#1. 1. BRAC. seth street bent epee ha Get ‘and com » Tee rendyey. wholly deprived = : ci . mises, and ruin- TrBacTION |——HAp- daw The ily commie, parte wri 4