The Sun (New York) Newspaper, January 16, 1866, Page 4

(Comtinned from the First Page.) is opposition, [(Langhter.) hed 8 more in Ann street, and if be offered 96,000 more than 8 wae worth, or then the Commissioners mould ‘Value it 04, be probably should take the money. ter.) In answer to ® question, the gentle- man ver said that if the Commissioners got hold of the remonstrance het of names, then they might perhaps ‘see’' some of the owners, ani Ber them something over the amount they c!aim- ed for their property. As Brooklyn would be by this measure, he thought it Jedicious to put thie matter off until an application could be made to the Legislature to aesess the owners of Brookiyn also for benef. held thatevery person assessed for benefit or damave had « right t remonsirate. On the conclusion of Judge Fovte’s remarks, Judge Hilton offered the following preamble and Teacletions a# en amendment to bis previous sug- gestion : Whereas, The Common Counci!, at ite closing seesion, in December, passed an Act in great haste to widen Ann and Fulton streets, the resolution bene fires presented on the %th aud consummated o@ the 80th ult., and onotwithstandiug more than ree-fourths of the property-ownors on aa i streets bed remcmstrated against it, even the customary Privilege of referring it to the Comm |ttee on Bireets ‘was denie! them ; Therefore resolved, That ite the senee of this moeting, that \\ is altogether unnecessary and in- expedient © widen #ald streets, as they are wide e@gough for all business done or likely to be done 1m therm for many years ; and further that she com of wileorng as this time would be much preater Shan the bevefit likely tu be derive!, and very op pressive to adjoining ‘operty-bolders who have meit! er asked tor nor desires such widening Resolved, That e Committee of fifteen be appolnt- ed with power to collect subscriptions and employ counsel, etc., with power to do al! acts necessary © present the matter to the Legislature of the Pate and Cornmon Coane! of the City, and take such other proceedings as may in their judgment be necessary to prevent the consummation of eald Act. Bsid Committee to have power to call enother mecting if im their judgment li shall be Revoweary The resolutions were then unanimously adopted amid great applause. Mr. Joon W. Oliver then rose and #ail— I have bere « resolution which I wish to offer, Vat I should lke to say afew words firm. Before coming to this meeting I took « louk at the situa. tion and imagined how the proposed widening wouki operate. Im my mind's eyo I saw « build- ing whiob is about to be erected on the southeast corner of Ann strees and Broadway, and is at is in- tended to be a very large building, it will look to or sfroms a6 if it stood right in the middle of Broadway. (Leughter.) Of course we are to New Broadway in toto, but in order to alow the sense of this meeting I propose the Ollowing + Resolved, That should New Broadway be finally or@ned, as pr posed, the improveneut would not be complete without extending Park Row to Fulton ssreot, and thas we will favor such an alteration. A volce—"'I move thas that be inserted in the New York Hamat.” A other voloe—''This establishment does not advertise in the New York Hraan,” (langhter.) The above resoluiian was then unanimously adopted. Mr. A. 8, Cohen, of the New York Exranss, staiad that asthe Messrs. Brooks were interested io opposing this matur, ce bad sought an inter- wnew with Aluermen Norton and U'Brien, who informe him thet the maser had been run torough the Duard of Aldermen so expediiously that it was paesod without ther knowledge. ey in- tended, therefore, to offer » resolutivn in the Board to reacind the former one suthorizing ‘‘New Broad- way.” Ho merely mace this siatemont as a sug- gestion \o the mecting. (Applause ) The Chsirinen then announced the names of the Commities of fifteen, erobracing the names of gen- tiemen largely interested in property affected by the proposed measure, Subsequently the Committes of fifteen mot in council, at which several gentlemen appointed at the first meeting stated their reasons for not ac- copting their sppointments. Whereupon the re ® gnations were secepted, and eventually the Com- mittee was completed by the nomination and ac- coptance ef the following gentlemen : tt i Wn. T. Pi HH, Blydenbergh. Heory Hilwo. Jobn McKesson, Prancie Many. J. B. Bhuits. James 0. Fowler. Bilas Button. Wm. W. Wright. Jos. P. Beach. Jobo Can) bell, James A. Hamilton. Domes Bornes, Erastus Brooks, H. V. Ryder. Hueyuy Hittos, Chairman, Joan W. Oniven, Secretary, A vote of thanks was then passed to the proprie- tor of Powor's Hotel for the use of bis parlors, and thon the meeting adjourned to await the call of the Comm ittee. Tae Wrarnur.—The cold dry weather of Bunday and yesterday was superseded last even- ing by a fall of snow which commenced about tea o'clock, The skating on Central Park, Fifth ave- nue and other ponds in this city and vicinity was excellent yesverday, The weather was cowpara- tively mild and thousauds patronized them and enjoyed the sport throughout the day and eveving. ébould the snow-storm [rove severe, however, it will matertelly juieriere with this ploasaut pas dane. Deatus HAmyesr,—There were 440 deaths @ this city last week an increase of 7 as compar- od with Inst week, and @ decrease of 70 as compared @ith the corresponding period of 1865, Of the deceased 226 were children under tive years of «ge. ‘The wortalivy by the principal diseases was +5 follows ;—Consumption, 55; infantile marasmus ‘3; scarlet fever, 24; bronchitis, 16; disease of orain, 14; infantile debility, 14; dropsy in the bead ‘T; inflammation of the bowels, 10; diptherite, 16; cue death from starvation, STRANGE PoLice Cass,—Jamos Meier, a aetrolmean of the 16th Precinct, was recently sbarged by Captain Hedden with being off his post, and whem the trial came on, Mr. Acton, as fon as he saw the accused, exclaimed, ** Why, oow did you get on the police? (No answer.) You must bave beaten them all, even the surgeon, Why, you are not the size for a policeman, Here, Oavis [to the court atteniiant), take this man down and measure him.'' This was done, and on @ revurn of the partite he was reported as being + feet Gig iwches in height. (Tho proper size is 5 fost 8 inches) Mr. Acton again inquired who sppointed bim, and he answered, ‘Captain &——" la discharged clerk), “How much tid you pay him?" asked Acton, “One oundred and fifty doilars,'' was the reply This was what @ Bowery boy would call a “siun- ner,’' and agein & messenger was sent to look efter his papers, but pone could be found in the oame of McGee. It appeared that # man named Magee had passed through all the regular forjs, eve. to the inspection by the surgeon, aed had taken the usual oath thet he had paid no money, etc., that thon, as te alleged, the ex-policeman above named took him to the Clerk, and tho iatier swore him in—which he is not authorised to do— and gave bim hieshield and number, Whether the Clerk got any of the money or not docs not » but it is charged that McGee was sworn ty on Magee's papers, and signed bis name in that way. He also siatec that he paid the ex-policeman the wouey, It is said that since thet time several other have been discovered, and thas they will all be dismissed, A Wowas Makes Two Arremrrs ro Com- wry Bu1oms.—Louise Arnold, of No. 6 Fifth stroes, teconied to cammls gulerde yeeiendey maxning, | be by cutting her throat with resor, Fafling in portant testimony taken. thie, #he went to the dock and leaped overboard, for the purpose of drowning herself, tut was rescued ani taken to Bellevue Hoepital. Resci.orxe St, Georcr's Cavron,—The contracts for the re-erection of this magoificent structure which wae burned down some time ago, have been sicne! and the work wil! be pushet for- ward rapicly. Iie expected to have it ready for public worab! ut twelve months, or toward the end of thi ‘THe FRNtaNs.—The Stephens letters don't seem to have the effect they were intended to pro- duce upon the Benate and the Brotherhood gene- rally. On Wednesday next the Senate will meet ot their headquarters, 734 Broadway, for the pur- powe of trying the three members of that bod» who gave in their adherence to Col, O'Mahony and thus ‘violated their oath of office and repu tiated the Constitution of the F B' The Senate Treas- urer has placed the funda in bie hades at tie com mand of Gen, Bweevey, who will use \t for war purposes atonce. Tue General has issued an or der to afl the circles to be firm and steadfast in ther determination t aid bin dveloemary 6 the campeiiyn will be opene Roberta ia said to b cummstantial evidence tend: letters forgeries, and he dec os thal Jas. Stephens would sot ceudemo him without en impar- tel bearing of both mies of the die puted question, If, after hearing the state mente of both parties, Kephene should then depose him, he woul! most cheerfully sul mit e the acijournment of the secertaiued that oul) bata 200 of whom were frou echusette—tho retain Inshy thousands of Fen: the Groat West. Gol, Robersva yesterday received a telegram from Beuator Fiizyeraid, of Cinciunat), encouragiug him to “stand by bie righis aud w repudiate ue bogus letters.” [eis report d, im this connection, that Col, O'Mahony te in possession of other letters from James Siephens, whicu for prudeniial mo- tives cannot be made known at present, Lut ere lo hat of grievances, secompanied by « ‘urmal Jelarevon of war agains Bo - from the Brotherhood on thin aide, wh when published in the old country, will bes nal for the grand uprimng A Siate Conveution of se Brotherhood was beld as Springtiels, I, on Ture day law, as whieh resolutions were passed endure ing Col, Roberts and Gen, Sweeney, anu pledging the Fenians of Hiiucis to support them with men and money w te extent of shelr ability, They also favoret calling @ willtery convention of we Brother tood at an early day. Sueerr QUARANTINED. — About forty English blooded sheep, worth @200 of @800 each, arrived here « day or two ago, aod under the cattie-plague law they will not be allowed to land. They are detained on board the steamer, but application for s landing permit has been made to Washington, which has not yet been heard from. The customs authorities here, informed the consignees that there wes probably no power under the law of admit- ting the animals om shore unices in the form of butchers’ meat. Tue Nepvronge Case,—Coroner Gover con- tinued the investigation, yesterday, into the causes which led to the death of Mary Ann Gilroy, whose death is alleged to have been caused by neglect and exposure, on board emigrant ship Neptune, Mauy wiwoeses were examined, and much unim- Beveral men testified p earefully atienued ihe ‘The inquest wiil be continued to-day. Tax Wasuincton Stasst Murpver — that the officers of the sh! deceased. Cononen's Inqueet—Vaapior AGatner Epwarp Jounson.—Yosterday Coroner Collin beld an in- queat at the City Hospital on the body of Patrick Duuiap, laborer, who was stabbed on Friday afternoon by PM iward Jobveon, during # quarrel et No. 150 Washington street. Duniap'’s wife had been insulted by Johnson, and sent for ber bus- band to make # complaint agains: Johnson, Ti accused entered the room of Dunlap, when the wife of the jatter wentior @ policeman, not obtain the services of an Oficer, Ov vo her bouse she jound Jobnson and ber tbusheod in the room of the latter, Dunlap bad bis bands over a wound in the breast, which he saki bad been inflicted by Jobuson. The latior fled, aud has not since been arrested, Dunlap wae taken to the City Hospital, where be died on Sunday night, Yhe jury rendered a verdict that “atrick Dunlap came to his death by a atab wound at she hands of Edward Jobuson, inflicted January 1%th, 1866," Dunlap was @ native of Ireland, sud 38 years of axe. Coroner Collin bas issued »# warraut jor the arrest of Jobuson. Fings,—About six o'clock yesterday morn- ing, @ fire broke out in Wa, Boylan's junk shop, 854 Greenwich street, Laseement, which soon ex- tended to the adjoining house, No, #5%,bus through the united exertions of the polices and the firemen’ the lasser building was saved, but the whole of the former was reduced toa mere shell, Tue build- ings are owned by Mr. Treadwell, cracker baker, whose loss will be about $3,600; insured for $5,000, Mr. Boylan loses about $1,500, and is pot insured, Charles Hilyer, who kept a lager beer saloon on the tirss thoor, loses about $1,000, om turuiture, &c.; no insurance. The loss of occupants of No, 062 wae alight, They were sot insured. Lhe upper portion of the burnt building was occupied by several poor families, who bave loss their all, and are pos insured.........Aboutone o'clock P, M,, a tire occurre | in tbe carpeuter's shop of Rigley & Davis, first floor, No. 6 Duane street, caused by some shavings which caught fre trom es siove. wage Sout $1,000; ineured,....... Oo Sunday ing the woous at 167ko street aud Marler ry belonging to the ewsaie or the law Madame Jumel, were uiscovered to beon fire, Ihe flames were soon extiuguisued, Tbe fire was lighted by some boys. City GOVERNMENT—Board OF ALDER- MEN. — Tite WiDBNING OF ANN AND FULTON STReers Viorarion ov Ciry Oeptnanoss—Dur Buavrorp Faavuns, Evo,--Tbhe Board met at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the President, Jobu Brice, Easy, in the chair. Alderman O'Brien offered a resolution rescinding the resoution (adopioa by both Boards of vet year, aud approved by the Mayor) Ww wide Ano gud Ful ion sticets, Laid over vader the mics, Alderman phagnon offe.ed @ ieviution directing the Corporation Attoruey (© prosecute no jurther complaiats for vioiauons of the Corporauion ordinan- com UB oLberwise ordered by the Culmimou Council, Alderman Soanden said the corporation attorney had prosecuted al! persone tudisc:iminasely, aud Le regarded such action by this oftiver ws hiehiy censure abie, He bad a case 1p aiad 1a which & pour German who was ignorant of our language, wuo bad Leon fined over $10 by the corpeiasion attorney for ean otfeuce of which bo was iunocen). Lhe resviution was tivally referred to B species Commitee Consieiag oO Aidermen Norten, Ky ei and Shannen, A resolution was laid over uuder tue rules direct ing the Controller to draw his warrant fu favor of City Luspector FP. 1. A, Bovie, tor the eum ot $9,66y jor legal expenses mcusied by bin in she Guberue- torial and renatorial investigations, ‘A resviution was preseniea and iid over, directing the Street Commissiovess LO Cause the slip opposite Fulton Market bo be thwrougily dredged out, A communicauon was received from ine Mayor, powinating a8 Health Commissioner aboredu Morris, w.D,, in place of Wiluan Murpoy, ibe pomine tion was coufrmes by @ vow oF Ly 10 the allirmauve to | 10 the peganve. Joe Ciy inspector trananitted @ communication setting orth Uiat be bad appoiated Edwara Bs, Heath Assistant Health Warden of the thud Ward, in jace oc James McCluskey ; Joho Berrigan, realtn Warten of the Pith Ward, iu piace of Micuael McManus, and William A. Bemsne, tieaith Waren ol the Seventeenth Ward, im the pi.ce of Jonu Sarney. Ihe appolmkuents were ceonnsmed by a UnaLiMous Voie, THE DB, BRADFORD FRAUDS. Acommanication was received from the Corpora- tion Counsel, enclosing @ stasement from Hon. Mur- ray Hoffman, Public Administrator, relctive to the defalcation of the late Public Administrator, Dr, Kobert B, Bradford. Mr, Hoffman states that, acting under kis appointment by Mr. O'Gorman as Public Ataeeee © pl a ‘6 msostigaye ‘nto the mal efaication o' ir. » an . Toaaits hg cay a Debus Keepguaible fax the confirmed by the Leg much agreement « gus Ud, 1563, Sunday, the boy 206 some of bis companions who were escaping unmolested. cal for the money, but ‘The grandest entertainment ever given on ies will come off this Tuesday afternoon and evening, Jan. 16th., if not prevented by the snow storm. Two full bands of music. A fine display of fireworks, one thousand colored torches, fancy costumes and « brilliant iDumination will form @ partof the enter- talnment. Liquor Stuiing PLaces 1s Brooxiry,— The Police have retarned to the Inspector's Office entire amount frandulently obtained by Mr. Brad ford, inciading interest on the amounts #0 nee, which will not fall far short of #41.49, principal interest, Mr. Hoffman suggests that Habiity be immediately recognized, in order to sare litieation ; end he truete the city will appy to the Lagisiature, to enable the Controller to borrow money for the baneo? of liquidating this obligation ; that the city ” herewith to do thia, and hence the ‘ll bave to be resorted to. Mr. & minute detail of the stocks and hieb they have Leen recorded, and MATTHEW GRYLLS, ture ore with the following statcment of defal- the following is the number of places where liquor ts Murder W ill Out. - Nathan Appleton Lee's Fetate sold by the We meseure or glass tm this city, The celia Estate of biizabeth Somerville result is given by precincts: PET cota ig me { 41st Precinct 294 | 47th Precinet.......... A STORY OF RFAL LIFE, ephen Vex as 1 “ ah feed ee ee tay 49 | 0D" é 1944| Total... nes @ prison ol Cash fund w cover expenses Stat 49 cil-note, which was conveyed to the eminem , Of whieh nimber about one-third are licensed. torrie =? iba who was to plead for him. He cooked Toval edd , B37, 102 65 Svutcrpe in FLATLANDS,—The body of an] grave aa he read it; and then, continuing his ad oben sans edly nn nbot oe ee $3,700 vo | UDkHOwn man was found ine field oo the tarm of dre’ tnivesed the court, that although i on In re. the estate of Chas, Hopper 3,700 > instructed by bis client not on any account Alieced deficiency in the commission ac- i Mr, Peter Lott, tn Flatlands, on Batarday morning | +14 dstence on the circumstances alluded to by the count oe ie “| ae From appearances he had ent bie ae a with | counsel for the prosecution, im this instance he rate ok Christopher &, Fellow "Ts! © | prev bulty dressed in @ black cost, crey mized vern | must disobey him: for the whole defence, fp truth, * © Jaives MeCarne 0 bosom shirt, kult woolen anderehirt, balmoral | turned on the fect that Colonel Valmore had | tos felt hat, There was nothing on the shot, under the fatal and unhappy mistake whied he could be identified. The body The matter wae referred to a epecial commit the discovery of @ secret corr ndence of hie invertivav The commitice has been berew! 7 } n ¢ teyed to the Aimshouse at Flatbush, where | brother with the prisoner's wife bad origin Ba ree } Adjourned to Moods wi pina vor |} Hl! remain af days for identification, — The defence Fy mom ably per bods sOAKD OF CoUuNcILIEN—Buitpr ) A pen 4 . » , es wore cal) everything that waa celcula THe Nowrupasreny Disvensany, Bro ~The Board Tur City Pank Morper—THe TRIAL OF | ee orable verdict waa brought forward G ALPS Lx THR Kisos County Couut ov Ores sumisen —The trial of Jo Gonzales Fer- nandez, jolutly indicted with Franclece Gene Salvador (Hellicier), for the murder of Jose Garcie Otero, in the Brooklyn City Park, oo the evening of the 294 of November Inet, waa commenced in the Kines County Court of Orer and Ternaiver (Judge Gilbert presiding) yesterday morninr, As di wes anticipated in the empanneling of were supmoned, and most of them sppea anewered a@ their names were calie!, None others but those whose business calied them te the Court room were permitted inside. ‘The prisoner Gonzales was brouels in ehortly before the Court wae opened metin the chamber of the Board of Aldermen at 4 O'clock yesterday afternoon, the Presideut, J. Wii- fon (ireen, Kay. in the chair A resolution wae prevented and concurred fn, eet ting apart the |uiicing im 68th eb eet. between vd au) Sb avenuce, for the use of the Nui theasiern Dispenesry A resolution waa concarred in, iuquiring of the Corporation Counsel what stepe he lies taken with @ view of prosecut “s of the aie Pubije 1, Bradford, for the amount of the 1unde under his contro! h ty of the ap- Lut it was'n vain, Fars were stil ting!ir the various strains of Mr. Kildare’s eloquence: the more the prisoner's counse: atten pted to nen. tralize the impression he hal produced,the weaker his reasoning becarne, The defence waa conclud ed—the judge summed up—the jury retired, and in about twenty minutes returned with the ver dict “Getty,” Agsin « note wee written by the prisoner to hie counse!, who rose and besought the judge thet twe or three words mighs Le ssid by his client, before sentence was paresd, The preceeding seemed irregular, but consent was given. Common ite looked ercund the in evident len. but Bianding erect, with arme folded, and withow » jooked around reum fei murprise, ‘ f cr a te x nt Biel tanitested bo spparent interest, A number of giiteet trace of emotion on bis courtenan mn thy jurors were excused, and many more were set unide a fullest the jury, Grylls thus address ihe board then adjourued Moa by the prosecution as well as by counsel for defence THY COURTS. Abous noon the firet jaror wae obte ned, eee Cage “Theon'y defence which eculd be brought for Cover Cauespan Tare Day.—Supreme Court, | Siler § ofclock the entire twelve were selected and | ward forthe savage murder of the unfortinete Genera Torin Nob--pumerated ino'lens, and Now kt Li ts dh Goan ihe ap tak oy shape Joe ou the | Cvlonel Valmore wae the belief saat I bad discovers au, { Mi eS entineantt ptr eeed 1, H ot, open fy Of the Court this morniug. Ibe trial | @! proofs of hisbeing guilty of the basest treachery and dishonour, Tois hea len set aside. Allow ence has not been made for the frenay of she ino ment; and the verdict of manslaugh er will not save from es violent death one who, if under the eae provocation he bad shot poor Colonel c iu duel, would have bad this clause—this tion from the helKh h charge of murder allowed him. I have prayed that this mitigation of my erime might be proved, solely tn reference to my own feelings of never-ending grief, andof my affection for thet most unbappy aud innocent geu and not from the hope that my | fe should + Ismay be « vain andi ns super> but [ bave the bellef thet the soul of my ‘ friend would have had comfort had this poor justice been done us both, Gentlemen of the jury, | now declare to you—before God and man! declare it—thas for uo other reason than a jealous fury, caused by ahorritie mistake, I lifted my bands agaings Colonel Valmore; but lest in aeiter. time some of you ..ay think of thie trial, and repent of the verdict given, I have a dread{ui con fess.on to make to you which may satiefy your minds on this point. The confession that, for my soul's welfare, [am now called upon to make fo a fursher testimony thet my wrewhbed wile was to prove the serpent in my path.” Here Grylls made a short pause: and then, drawing deep breath, added, ina solemn and audible voicq ** Last October twelvemonth I killed my wif Mary Grylls, by strangling her with my bands, buried ber body under the shelving bank of a smal brook near Rouvray, ip France. The judge cas DoW pronounce sentence.” Thore had been somesbing in the manner of the misoner that had riveted the attention of the cuurt o thatextraordinary manner, thataw#ilence like that of death bad reigned throughout its whole extent, On the conclusion of his address, the a» tonishment of the whole assembiy seemed express ed by one vast grasp or murmur, which as sud denly ceased ; and all seemed eager to catch, by ear and by eye, We ending of this extraordinary* scene. ‘The preoner, apparently not in the least moved by the revelation ne had made—a revelation which it wae evident bad not resulted from any sudden resolve, incited by the feelings of the mowent, bus was the effect of @ preconceried reso! ution, —walted calmly for the sentence. There was some litte talk among the lawyers—sowe little remoustrance Noa. 440, 617, oxciiee a great deal of interest. Lecturts,—The second in the course of lectures for the benefit of the Ballding Fund of the North Re.ormed Duteb Church, will be delivered in the Church, Third avenue, near ¥let street, Souih Brooklyn, (hla evening, commeneing at 8 o'clock, by hey, Jas, Kelle, DD. Batject ~“Haif Moon and the Maytiower.” Jt ie understood that some interesting formation in relation to the early settlement of the United States not guuerally Known will be given at thie lectare, Bountiges,—The Bounty Committee of the Board of Supervisors met in the New Court House yesterday morning, for the purpose of paying those who had furnished snbstitutes during the war, the amount they expended in procuring such substitutes. A larve crowd wae present, and there was consider- able coutusion for a time, but eventually with the aid of the police, lines were formed, ana affairs moved along with better system. It will take seme days before all the claimants can be satisfied. Brooktys Common Councirn,—The Board met yesterday afternoon, aud considerable business wes transacted, A petition, signed by a large num- ber of citin ne presented, ing that immedi- we provision be made w keep the street lamps liehted all o the year round, The subject was referred to the Lamp and (iar Commitiee........ Ald Kal off-red a resolution that Joho H. McCor- mick be appoimted Cierk in the Auditor's office, at a walary of 42,80) ayear. After debate, the subject was reterred to the Corporation Counsellor for hie opinion whet Mr. McCormick was vot still a clerk in the office........4 resolution to the effect shat the pro- posals for ciwaring the streets of the city during the eming year be referred to the Aldermen of the re- epective Warde, and that each AKderman report on tue propowals received for his ward, was adopted...... the Chairman then announced the Standing Com- mittoes for 1866, Adjourned, Lary Fire,—Shortly before 1 o'clock wroing, the stable of Guthrie & Co , between 4th and 6th, KE. 1)., was fired by incendiaries aud entirely consumed. ‘here were two valuable horses in the stable at the time, one of which wae elahtiy burned. Loss oo stable, eH), insured in Kings County Company for $650, eur, Yeu4, Commou 1% 7 ens, Trial termn--Part 1 GAB, 1374, 1708, 1119, ¥73, 126 f . 114 120, Part £--Noe, 1877, 801, 127%, 778, 139 . id 1109, Lodl, ibod, 1410, 1411, 144, 1415, 141d. Tue Six-Cent Crrt R. R, Extontion.In the Buperor Court yesterday the case of Moneypenny aget. the Bixth Aveoue R, RK. Co, came on for trial, before Judge McCunn, The case grew indirectly out of the «ix-cent charge of the Companice. It appears that the plaintiff had ridden 22 times bewween 4th and 14th abr a distance less than a mike. Some of the Companies D sued have eet up by way of defence that they were entitied under the general act to charge three cente per mile. in this ca piaintiff ones them under that ect for chargiug more than three cents per mile and demands $b for cach violation of the act, $1,140 in all, besides the amount paid exc rixtyelx cente, The Comvany ia defence set up that by the Resolutions of the Com: mon Council, passed in 1854, and subsequently to charge five cents for ‘To thie defence the the act of 1557 (\be Lea al Railroad ect) annus at at any rate it is only in xtent of two cents. mitigation of damages to th The case was arcued at sor took the papers Reoovery aGainst Tur Cirt ron Naowsor or Piens.—in the Court of Common Pleas, yesterday, W. RK. Wilson brooght suit against the City for damages, This was an action, under tho act of 1849, for the death of Win, KE. Wikeon, the plaintiff's son, 4 falling throushe plier, The action is broaght by the father of the boy seadwmisistrator, The case was tried Inst April, and then reported at some le " but resulted in a disagremnents of the jury, The facts, ns shown by the evidence, were, Liat on Au- went down, after aying twice atseuded Bunday Behool, to the pier to 2 ewitmming, ‘0 in, but took care of the clothes hile coming along the pier on Me aid not himeelf of those who did, Jersey City. his :eturn, he fefl through @ hole that bad been ¢ A SALoon-KerreRn STABBED, — Sunday | ventured with the judge, woe plainly thoughs the Tue irae alates wand areeeen ree evening, between nine and ten o'clock, « party of five | Whole toing got up. His lip curled with scoity and bis brow was contracted with anger; and sem tence of death was pronounced oo Maithew Grvila CHAPTER XXXU. “What shall we do’—why, all. How many thiugs, mr, do men live to dor’ Bavpons. ALL those who loved him, and felt for the griew ous position m which Matthew Grylls was placed bad the fervent hope that the energetic measures which were now taken, and the interest made with was lensed to a Mr irowo. It hown that she boy had uot been at ibe some days, and that his earulngs were 6% 60 which he regularir paid over to his nother, Mr, Liackott, om behalf of the City, mov it on the grounds, jet, That Mr, bi: wae liabie, and not the Cit as evident negligence in ihe being :equired of persons visiting That the boy was there abet foiation of the City ordinances. The Couit de the movion, and the jury reudered a verdict tor plaintiff for $1,/00, Count or Genrnat Srasions,—Mcapex Tria. — Joho Geodman was arraigned in the Court of Gen- young men entered the saloon at No. 151 Newark avenue, Jersey City, where they conducted them- solves m a disorderly manner, The Rropeteter, ‘Lhomas Clougher, in attempting to eject them from the premises was etalbed in the stomach, as alleged, by dae, McCurnan, after which they escaped, The wounded mas, who is not considered daugeroasly injured, was attended by Dr. Lochuer, Atrempr ro Commit SurlcipE.—A man named Denuis MeCarthy, residing at the corner of South Eighth and Washington streets, Jersey Clty extreme care part; and 3d, on BI evening attempted to commit suicide by | the highest powers for a repeal of the deadly sen eral Sessions yesterday, on a charge of having caused Jamping foto the water at the head of Washington | tence, would be successful, Unhappily, howeven street. acl was the death of Daniel McDonald, on the 7th of Novem- ber last, by stabbing him in the neck with a knife Beveral witnesses were examined, who testified that on the morning of election, Goodman stabbed Me- Donald lu the liquor store of Michael Fay, corner ot Ya avenue and S9ib sprees, ‘Tho case was then ad- journed unul to-day, Po.ios Inveciigenor —Theft of Silke Arrest of the Alleyed Thieves.—The store of Messrs, John Ryle & Co., 36 Walker street, was robbed of a case of raw silk, valued at $3,600, om the 11th ult, the thieves The loss was made known to the bth Ward Police, but no traces of the goods could be obtalued uutil Thureday last, when a case of silk was otfered to Mr, Bernstein, of 324 Canal street, for much jess than ite value, Suspecting thas the goods had been stolen, Mr, Bernstein offeced to buy them, aud then informed the police of the transaction, The silk was left by acarman, who said the owner would ‘he failed todo so, Officer Field subsequently found the carman who delivered the goods, tie told the officer that he was employed by aman at 154 Seventh st, to cart the goods Saturday the police went to the abo the carman recognized Casper t’a. whom he had been empioyed. T! ce arrested Parris and one Abraham Greenthall, Yesterday Justice Hugan committed she accused to the ‘Tombe, Alleged Burglar Caught,-Mr, Arthur Haddock, of the firta of Haddock & Sons, merchants, doing busi- nees at STZ Hudson stieet, before closing up ou the night of the 13th Inat,, weut to the cellar to eee if all wasright) On opening the lower door, « man who eon concesied in the cellar, rushed past him caped to the street. lhe tugitive wae pursued observed by some men peating by, who reecued and conveyed him home, where he was attended by Dr, Hadden, to there measures there seemed some secret and powerful autogouism ; and that the blood of Col- one! Valmore could only be wiped out by the biood of bis deliberate and ferocious sasassin, seemed as accepted and widely-dispersed fact. It was on the lips of all the haut ton, sa waa declared by the Moxuntne Post, which, even then, assumed te be the mouthpiece of great people, and affected the use of French expressions ; but besides this hiddes influence. which seemed to render abortive every effort to those in authority to obtain a reprieve—s reprieve which, even for but a limi period, might enable death to close tranquilly round iw prey, instead of having it thrust violently into ite m—there was in the confesmon of the second murder made by the culprit strong reasons axainst it. Thisconfession, however * pouh-pooed" by the judge as supererogetory and out of place, was univers sally discussed and believed; 1s having been made known, in the course of a fow weeks, that the fam- ily of the unfortunate Mra, Grylis had been enabled through some connection with the Frenci ties, bo ascertain the truth of the husband sure; the remuins and under-clothing, with one or twe articles o1 jewellery, to identify ber body, As regarded Gryils himself, he showed not the least auxivty on the subjectthen so warmly die cussed by all classes. Tle jet fall some tears whem it was made known to him thats petitioa from Lyme Regis, imploring the exercise of the royal mercy inhis favour, had been forwarded to toe Secretary of State; and he had read, with much MARINE NEWS. Jan, 16, B. rlees, 7 22; 8. sete, 459; High Water, 08 19 CLEARED, BTEAMSHIP—Admiral, Mickle, for Philadelphia. BARKS —Holland, Bathurst; Atianta, Cumberland, BRIGS—Nellie Johneon, San Juan del Norte; Day Spring, Santa Cruz; Nazarine, Manzanilla; M alle worth, Cornwallis; Luometer, Cork. SCHOONERS--B N Hawkias, San Francisco; Flo- rence Kogers, Mobile, ARRIVED. STEAMBHIPS—Niagara, Norfolk, Va. ; Moneka, Chariestou: Tybee, Savannah; Ariel, New Orleang; Hatteras, Norfolk, Va. SHIPB—Clara Ann, of Bath, from Apalachicola; Sirius, of Bremen, from Peru, BRIGS— Leuisa, Glace Bay; Jobn Shay, Messina; Lulan, Halifax; Matron, Wilmington, NC. SCHOONERS- Gen Grant, beth City, NC: Uber, Cornwaiiisn; Wim Jones, Nanticoke; Charlovie Lvown, PE Island; Mary Borden, (ince Bay; as James, Tampico; J Van Zandt, Plymouth, NC; ET bmith, Newberu, N C; Oregon, Wasbington, NC; Emma, do; Chasiotte Brown, Gloucesie ven Van Vieet, Newbern; K Caldwell, Wilmington; A C Lyon, Georgetown; Annie Kidridge, Nassau & Andros Island; Alice Parker, Baltimore, Un place, where the man by ested. Hegave the nome of Charies Davi anguish st heer of the names of old playmates rested. iva Pres aalbevathd Lt Batcsin nals ae J , the ac eats tela Davis lives at 490 Grecun ich Too Late for Classification. imasmuch that they uad become men of weighé street, aud is 22 years of age, Lareeny,.—Jobn Sebneider, recently employed as a barkeekeor by Antoine Finck, of No, 36 ‘bhird aveuug, was arrested yesterday on @ charge of having stoien $160 worth of jewelry trom Louie Schultz, teuant of Mr. Finck’ "Lhe property was left with the proprie- tor of the place jor sale keeping, and it is ulleced, that the accused took the articles trom Mr. Finck's drawer, Juaticd Manefie.d committed schueider tar end character, But it was evident that he had ne feeling a8 regarded the success of the petition; and he pelray ee visible annoyance when the sub jeet eit! pardon or reprieve was brought be tore biw There were stil! further incongruities ol served by Vincent Vyse, wh» with # zea! commensurau with the holy pity and the desire of se: ving a tek REYNOLDS At Hempstead, L. I., on Monday, the 15th, John bush Keynolds, youngest son of Alonzo G. and Phebe A. Heynolda, aged 19 years, The relatives and triends of tho family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednes- day, dan, 17th, trom the residence of bie father- in-law, at Hempetead, L. 1. Ry low-Christian, Was i constant attendance, on the trial in default of bail, paid = =: : : .| prisoner, The health which bad heretofore seemed _ RIEST’S GENUINE AND INIMITABLE | be cousidered by Grylis as a0 smnall ® mater of mrooklyn, B Lae VAL THE LE | (mportance, es almoss vo give rise 0 the «don thas A New Horst-RatLroap,—A proposition has been made to lay o double track on Jackson avenue, for a horse-railroad, between Flushing and the Hunter's Point ferries, and a wealthy contractor i BROW), withont Lajury to the hair orekin, Itdves has expressed bis willingness to undertake the job, | not waab off Hor cause any uupienaant fecling while df xo for $16:,000, less the cost of th applying, and is without fear of contradiction, the 054 fornioh els €6r% ST RAPES? and CHEAPEST Hale Dye wanu: right of way. factured. Mysreriovs Disarrearance or Youna male Avent for Briest's Hel Dre, C. N CRITTEN UN, No, o5 Sixth avenue, where all orders hereatie: Ginis.—A girl named Anne pee re 10 years and | should be addrersed. To be had of Drugeiets, Bie With Greed. | There ei 6 months old, whose parents reside in Eagle street, JATENT PATENTS--PATENTS MUNN could secount tur th Greenpoint, was sent on an errand to neighboring I ATENTS—PATENTS--PATENTS—MUND ouly by minute wawbing, and Ly, What app ares) store, ou Wednesday last, and has not since returned, & CO, couunue to solicit Patents and obtain | jo Uryils, veastious Queshivning, that Le could Government protection on new Inventions W Years | Opinii way clue to the iyslery, [btuen appeared and the most painful apprehensions are entertained in regard toher. A fow weeks ago, girl of prepos- PRICE FIFTY CED » PRR BOX, This Dye etands higher in the estination of the pubile than any other manulactured, it ie instan- taneous, the color Leiue set a8 soon as applied, Giey or Ked bair ie conserted ino # besutitui BLACK or be wiitully trifled with at, and longed for veail, was now serupulously ured for, Bewedies were taken which Lad lormesly boom scores ; aud we veshn, ee it Were, of tue Pp agile QUiebou vl bis lile, ®@ Consians matter of interest. Ik was aengular anowaly so be discovered is any man's feelings, and s-arcely to be crou ved, and yet Vincent, by gubury symptous, Lecams eseured thes Muihew Gry le lookeu to the hour «1 bis -Secuwou with au iapabence \oslly untiiugled with dread, ‘There were eperienes, Perk Row, © Vincent, that Grylls, bearing within bir an ine Pawphiew of iniormation free, = 441 | SEUNO CONMC VULCAN Uf Crime, wud tremoliug 1) Lis seraing appearance, aged 18, employed in ® hoop-skirt ANTED—A GIRL WHO CAN UNDER: | (0) Cenlre 0) S38) (eyineDl whicls In dudignes . no and ¥ . Dtesol Gere factory in Union avenue, EB. D,, also suddenly dissp- tako to finish moroceo shoes ail through on | jogs” for ihe impeuitent, guarded wits ane o peared, and the utmos) exertions of her mother have Hove § sewing machine: ne waer Peed spn. only scrupu ve Mow every ioud tboughs shes failed in finding her. Feo7 wy 5 A > | abowd U4 the soul into inseusibillyy ana eujoy Wasutnoron Ponp, corner of Fifth Avenue ANTED—GOOD BUTTON-HOLE MA- | mens, Kors; beet prices paid, 17 ond 19 Bowery, oo bad Thicd aixepe Brookiya,—lee in splendid order. (Te be Centinweds