The Sun (New York) Newspaper, October 30, 1872, Page 2

WHDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 THE TRIAL OF MAYOR HALL NO TESTIMONY OFFERED BY THE COUNSEL FOR THE DEFENCE. and publto opinion sonsidered that the charge wae fully maintained. At this point Furnas left the stump, went to Omaha ond began a suit against the [/era/d, taking oath that he had never received that sum, He did not deny the contrnet, howeve and his friends, in order to shield the pro- vietim may have violated no lnws wihat- Further, any one of agang of @uper- visors of election composed largely Of the lowest class of political adventorers and ‘edibly Informed, men of the worst Sun. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1078. including, as w State Prison convicts ar eharacter, may. upon general instructions from this agent of a corrupt tration, mvade the privacy of any citizen's the pretence of gathe information relating to the registration of voters, and if gentlemen ever object to such intrusions, DAvENPorT may punish them with immediate incarcera ———— pve An Acanittal Claimed on the Rvidence for The Lawyers Defining the Prosecuth the Law as They ¢ ayor Hall entered the Court of Oyer and Terminer fully an hour before the time of ning yesterday, and employed himself writ- ing until the Diktelet Attorne fs the counsel on both aides came in, the eon- evening was resuricd, Atdasemonte TeDny. Deiitemy of Meste—14 Fevers rhean Unatitete - ins, Si45 cireulaied ihe report that he had permitted somebody else to get the mone But even this subterfuge was swept to the winds when the four days from the time of the # following tes= timony of Davin Morrart, Jr, cashie of the First National Bank of Denver: Me anytiing, yo Omaha Herald, sultation of the previ Judge Brady eppeared aboot Io few minute® Teter the Inst juror arrived Mr, Stoughton and Mr. Peelham consulted with Judge Mrady. ‘These arbitrary powers Mr. Davexront der a forced certain provisions of the old Enforcement Jaw which have been repealed, the citizens of that if their political op! Grand Opera House Ko Olymple Theatre Oe win Jomed Mr, Peckham, Nbrary woe ourt, and deposited on the eid At length the court wae formally raf ‘the Legisia ‘ov of hls having re Tor Nia vote ak 8 Ten Theatre Comty ‘Tony Pastor's Opern Moure Sex Novis Unten Ranare Theatre Watinek'e -Pyenaiion amt Weeds Mwsewm—» White's Athemewm 65 fies Si, for OF Against Uh wal of the Pap alia; wtate Cully aud partic Diarly all you know about it *Anawer--The wns are not satise was the smn of three tousaue d NO DPPRACE to Roment W y may have their holds invaded by his vulgar agents, if they fuil to treat such intr rence and submil to diag them fr to immure them in prison though may offer bonds to the amount of amillion dollars for their appeara at them a sure afterward. ‘This is Grantisi, pure and naduterated, Fellow citizens, how do you like it? nee the adjourn the Court yenterdny Trieude that, witU Lue eRceplon he documentiry. ev idee : Way oF the ot To the order 0 certificate to BENs esas P. gurmment of the Legh tacure that winter, tun ae enue ‘Derma ot The 1, be claime their houses, condithane had J paid over the money mony settled the question not only of bribery but of Grantites immediately pro Furs as as their deeming him their party Mieh eae for an anewer bY Way o ting that. 1p oie willing to eutHatt thls cane e for trial, the charge of he ording to bis own good wernor, evidently man to represent ise Martek, will > » friends of the io conmutus jselves that though (heir relative vote has fallen off in Nebraska, election of a Governe in all respects as worthy of Grantism as can be arge of iny duty ae i approprigte to we request By Marke Confined entirely to the baw o| Tac te, excepto far Se noceneary ‘Treating the Horse Dise istration have well-known axiom most successful physicians that ree yinensurite with the r life-giving thuid, dation of uptown re Awements for Tie Sus will be ree ¢ uptown advert: ‘Thirty-#econd avenue, and BON West Twenty-third etre rand Opera Hor sreet, near Rai from disease is « meneration Tndietnient fou removed to. Wile Cow iad At fundieke bith for jovernment ermment of 1 That the blood may lave the best chance recovering its various secretory should be kept p fas well as the conditions will allow, through these that the waste a the system ar the blood brings these products to them, ions of these glands jally those whose ducts \pty into the alimentary eanal and the even in the Stute Vania ov South Carolina Broadway, from A.M. tosi8@ A TECHNICAL. ORTHERION Non-Residents. There are thousands business places and whose legal reside: are far apart, the create time is spent in large cominercial centres, while their names are on the pome far-off country district. @uty of all such so to ar that their votes will count in the ensuing Presidential election. Never has there been an election in which the interests of the nation were # forming their functions Be True? rd without Lo Ure nw ts BOL a LO to the reading of voters whose reaches us vd diseased ya source in Which « ied off, and but we trust fort country that it may portion of whose At is neecasmry to put it ar Tan om ritm evide With great respect. Nearly all the se alkaline, esp stablesman, tends upon Gen, Grant's horse in his serviee, has for the last two years been an enlis soldier paid by the ¢ tinues, howev r liy fered w rece rit their affairs Physicians have found that in th: ment of fevers and intlammatory diseases generally the continuous administration of moderate quantities of the mild soda and potash salts, together with a sufficient quantity of as beef tea, the propositions tn referen direction to the jury. ment are true @s respects owe of these bills, the allega to which | prop now cu trial Ae respects Ce Very 1, the colored coachman joa think hat yed by him t For the last two yeu mn the rolls of th anny asa soldier, aud is paid as such by the Government. heavy taxation, of public robbery and corruption, of mountainous State debts, debasement business man lo interested in effecting a change which will serve to purify the General Gov- in office men of high- unimpeachable and to lessen the publ by dismissing the public swindlers. Those who do not avail themselves of their right te vote show that th but light esteom. some form weak com- cold water jitself, exercises t ative inthien uote the ruling and our excep MAYOR HALTS PRAYERS, Auer? las b inost potent eu various functions of the bedy may be ail- performed it that there be a sufficiency of lating in the supply of appropriate di of prime impor Ruckley, * propose uests to chats k Your Honor to luetruct the J the following re vantageously is important ernment, to pl and cow-tender has also been and is likewise p ing and feeding the though he is nominally a solds statements ville Certificate to that effeet from of War or Adjutant-teneral appropriate id by the people for milk- President's cows, a fondant wet up wfeuce at common Ia: t food should be given that can be easily digested, and as far as the con- ditions will allow, converted into healthy her axiom in medicine, eof the great investi- hold that right in ‘They deserve to Lose it, will not vote to preserve it. Federal Government is closing its gaunticted hand on t States have been partially de- wad the exercise hot correct, 4 | eral requests, and unde ide propositi fiesithy ta Honor to instruct the jury that (here te gutors of the day, that rec feneration of tissu course includes regeneration of the blood, neration must be mainly brought about by the administration of food und drink; and it must be seen that this py cess is Hable to be administration of likely to impair the digestive powers of the the army would ballot box. disease ist jonecan be had Supporting Lawrence. rian prejudi th in behalf of the so-called Council of Political Reform is pr mate influence upon the M f Hundreds of Democrats of all religious de- nominations Who were supporting O' Brains up thelr mi Havemeven pon them, unless there ts evide whieh they would he authorized to action of the defend. of the aceounts a bined with an ¢ prived of the power to ¢ of the freeman’s right and 1 another four years of Jess result in the assumption by the central control of eleo. Let all citizens vote now, that they may vole hereafter. business men of New York go home for a Ltell their fellow find that the neeted with the au rantism will doubt- ducing its legiti- vornity cont nt of the entire pred with by the which are way to de Lawrence, aud they few days, w of the doimg townsmen Custom House Ring, eat commer- d and drink, aud thos 1 common salt much upon fe elkatine salts— them—which promote the elimination of waste and discased matters by the glaj iratus, Do not rely a Beware how you deplete their str mroerce of the g cial emporium is still trammelled by the Ting new turn of affairs seems NO WILPUL OR CORROPT INTENT viderne connect rence and H sible Democr Next that tere ie ne 1with auy fraudulent In this race likely to throw carries the day, the nerehant can cousole bhim- b on drugs. your horses and Give them mashes, and the like, and rely upon nature that she employs. » suggestions are of a general char- ts will not be fof the arranger wolf with th hix duty; if the public robbers and public the other #ide wi urs understand aitisfuction having aided to Josink su for City Judge War competent for the Ma The GRANT men will ertulnly go home Custom House in- idents, and are Charters Dene for District Attor ment, whieh may the severity varied accor of the ease, will be principally to employ warm and not in Madrid on fomentutions With the operations of nature wad Queen of Spain, ous iu their own district a pabharsecied + Prestoent and clerk, the { proof which i the rm to tell the truth, and nothing but owed that a friend of his hud called upon n which the regietdal twas made, and under a pled, reveal the name of his informant, had divulged f the King would be Admiral further onsclence, bell whole truth truth tn the The Victory in Nebraska, It is understood that we are indebted for the appointment of Mr. Jonw I. Daven- Port as United States Con Federal Chief Supervisor of Elections to the same influence which procured the ap- ornament to our Bvi.er as Both of the The late election in Nebraska, although ulted in the choice of dovernor and other State officers, can hardly be considered a triumph for the ty so far us the voting is con cerned, since with an increase in popula- tion of 70,000 within the last <d to be threes majority was no gre This shows ment has made gr nn organization, oth jority would have been at the recent election, him early in the ‘AudILiNg and certifying he bills HAND DOING RIGHT.” pissioner and to him that the m attempted that testifled that, to appes ing as he did the correctness of his friend's repaired to the resi+ Minister of State, whose ppened to be near his own, and informed hin y the Court quiring the name of his informant, t pointment Gporoe H. te or any of the decia ‘ut to the cousuimation uf th information, urths Republican, the ter than four years nslon of Audit, dsconnect ed Iu the indict disciples of G Gloucester, generally believed that Mt interposition chusetis Congressman that the p Egypt have been blessed with the presence among then: in an official capacity of the one and the people ot Ben Burien, of Lowell, eloewhere; inroads on the Lenat 40,000' as he could not violate Gols right ae nthe parc of the But although the relative Grawt major aly Of the prosecution to overthrow such pre prosecuting attorney Deyoud all reae avored to tn chains of law er any private seruple New York during the past four yenrs, the frier the Administration may take But the consequer ments ure likely to es of the two appoint. of a widely diflerent TLER’S career in E scandal; the course which Davesrort is pursuing in this city us, but if it is permitted it has begun, it end in demonstrating that the public laboring under a mistake in supposing they are living under the protection of republi- the whole ease fi prised of the f tie (hey Must aC NDS FOR ACQUITIAL an idea that in any e¢ young State is in the hauds of those who re fully imbued with the principles of ivantism in its most advanc ders of the Gray parts importance money as & means of promoting political development, and understand ta making the own subjugation, which procured the sele the capital; mone mployed to bring about the tion of the Territory to the dignity of a State; and it was the Intluence whieh led to the election as G 1470 of & man who was subsequently im- peached for stealing the school fund, In the recent election the Grantites chose who is also a practical exponent of the principles which their party have so frequently approved in the field of national polities, PuRNAS, the newly elected Governor, made appearance eventeen years ago. hy his county to the usanit Witness merely a public contempt of court fully appre- is not only seanda to be carried Demoorats an ral Republicans at Couper Ine Honario Sry- lait occasion, i r of the Board of y evening neat MOUK will speak un t borted to be sanctic unity claima, and to have by the Fiuance Departinent, Uhe det idenge that Che clans wer coumly Habilities, Anenelal and sanitary condition of Me ne of making it what should be the last great meeting of the yrresent cant tion of Omaha as Not-box stufling GRant may be invested with powers which oo constitutional monarch of the present day would dare to exercise. Davexvorr himsvif is of no consequence ably selected for deputed to him in consequence of his ob- curity and because he could he depended arry through proceedings which reputation or would never think of undertaking, as the representative in New York of that stolid but a Of, Chat he is gUtity Of an den, Gates and her famous lawsuits are again commanding the attention of the peo- time with a prospect of tion of her long-pr The indefatigable w proposed to the City Council to compromi the city, based on judg at holders who haye purchased corporation property which t ts have decided belonged to DANIEL The New Or looks very much as if the duties ple of New Orleans, th GAMVEY'S PRESENT OF SLLV EH intelligence relation to th inst the innocs Mie warrant fo Ie irrelevant, and warded by (he gressaVe Warfare on the best indicated the brief and comprehensive Davenvorr and his acts are sig- nifieant and momentous CL aiek’s heirs pais Limes says it GAtyes had the aut every oficial deitiquen ¢ Mayor by iipeselmient, wind that Uh PEF subjects for Hmpeach that # reasonable compron ley went o1 Legislature, then heli essary to go into the The exportation of American coal Davenrout's ! id has ulready begun, and several hundr , in giving an that at tat dime the great aud of the politician are of soft or bituminous within the past ited in their snus of THe capital removal nthe news co. moneyed wien that city, however uid saved th another ment MANU FActurer tinst PURN A, everal Stats Convention tid, that Pun Aas failed to rece Wn noimination two ¥ FURNAS succeeded in 5 ration of his party for th Omaha Heraid at once the charge openly that while in the Lewislature he had sold his capital-remoyat question for sand dollars in gold, knowing the circumstances were procured, ¢ surplus iu the ues > unknown to our citizen rted largely of rover oneiillion frou. Denver for to mix with inferh largely sought rales of Raylera spring shipments of beef cattle have 1 Denver, and to crown all, rin) devt, while there Is @ ned the fourth or com os that by a wilful secured pay At the (hue this the citizen ov his family to the extent of imprison any one who his displeasure permitting hin to give bail, although the his eaprice ments for his bepetit : the Comptroilor Affidavits of men y the county wa diction was vested They had such Io the Hour) of su 187 complete Jurtediction that they were sult, It was held that ‘THE LAW GAVE NOAPPRAL, from the notion of the Board of Supervisors in ing oF rejecting any claitn against the coun vite underst 1 these claims in this certain class of y9 we regards A nortew. &e.. The Board of Supervisors had been vested with all power by express statut At the time of thir et there ere a ture: int of claims ute standing. Some had already passed the ordeal Of the floard of Bupervisors, either by its cout mittees or by vote of the whole Board. In thie state of affairs the Board of Audit di rerted the County Auditor to lect thes Claims, Not @ single bill was passed by Mr. Hall without the evidence efapproval by this county oMecer ond the vertifoate of 4 Hoard Of Supervisors, through its proper omc pressed on it. Wis, taken fn connect Ad mianion Of the prosecution that not a it this money had ever tained Me. } aud that to his (Mr. Buckley's) juda- rosecutlon bad utteriy failed to shew from t har pockets ment the any koowledge on the part of Mr, Hall of the foaud nt Character of the claims, sufficiently, be thought wteined the defen and he now went on to ite his authorities He called attention to the cases in rea the presum we to the aet# of public oflie Whether judicial, semi-judiclal Phe text hooks sald th in favor of Uhelr vaidity. Mr. Veckuam—We shall nut dispute tat proposition, The prevailing question In this cace ie the ti- tent with which the Mayor did acts which be to wt aici fell. Tt sy Mr. nwhich must constitute L must both: cone cated, and this 1 ‘rim withstand iow t the natural from Hiahe criminal 4 e without whieh It cannot exis thix doctrine he cited 7 Howar at. Dinsinan), AN \OTION BY for Hlogal devention end manding officer. in wh maintained and ful’ is cited from on B act done “contrary to the of the Th sib r A MAWINT: ent by a pi inven yh a dedinition of Th 2s New Humpeuire. this precks raised fn an indictinent against t of the 1 in tha cause there Was no evidence of ertminal Poor, Judgment Was arrest A case dd Laneing, pate the law provides that certain i road Commissioners wilfully neglected to per Uicir office should become ow appointinent Was authoriged nthe case oft stunned : Now, I wis to say o ne of cawem Which Liny be Cite @ this construction in Suate. However th Beasual Inspeedon, L think When they are eriticall it will be found that they refer to cases entirely case ind in thene cnorance of 48 of the applicatie rect, wnequivoca' the principle # was uppiled, t they were tivation © duilee, about Which there was HO room for dl Judgment. [tix tllustrated by the facts in the ea Phe at. Briggs, Which Was agalust a just the Peae. who te ‘Aninter & perfectly and absolutely inialeverial act, and pat Tisal apon the ground that he didu't ehodee to dy | nd the Conrt said very properly that sn oficialcould nod Decacquitted of such Geglect by iggorance of the law Now T think 1 ha an th ied and referre Y ty charge Whe niged, oF tried bo, Fy much tute Ing 10 way aw Dut MORE Fe ee of ito every person vomit at ‘rally ailing Your at | tovly to the de ‘@ is orcapled by the cust: tution: Thee it hy very i feinvhie. et lived or w wat « who. Fe past carer, and von liag Sariotin resp me hae tu deg fh rocailitig hie action by tue retrorpeet lig. Cot ex evieuve, wien hae been Beautifully eald by Carty to pike tie stern Nght ot w ebip. Mominatine onty the track oy whlou ele Bi tded. MW 7 uyler, a neinber bow the pablie prints A with charges ageiual the manugerr of the New Hae Ven Hattroad Co, and it Was eald that Schuyler's actions piattere which #honid have aroused the at persons, Who by law hat the P to, hin, here, were teutlon ef thes ‘ofa publie. tras 1 delegat P part of my be Tedine to the canst ated case 1h the moth nk of kugland by ¢ try of @ inanager of Newlakd, wader © equa fa the cure reney ‘ation occur red ible for ity and" the perwon WHAKIN THE MAYOR MAY MAVE BREN GULLTY Mr. Peekhain thea raid: Twill submit in the Gret place, following te example of the conusel for Tie defendant, requests on the part of the prose to the charge in this case. We Arat your Honor a the evides New Yor pled Y e Comptrolicr and ty p eharge that if the Jury be that the det therealter, whdent 1 of Superviaers, that thea the deteadant was bound to give his perscual attention to the dutios there of, and cond not delegate them either te the County Aud ter or auy « Second—That by rection dof the tax levy their eharacter that lo pertor Tha Uiting under the act required a per and required neviden nid to form such official duty, aud ‘ourth=That dele and acting on bis report that he had Bt a certain. sum Was hota perfortnance imposed by the statute, and that the oor inorder that they might be paid on such a re HL Officer ERAIIABLON OF LAYeaT Qa) noitenis tie A show the have known that elther or both of Nis co-auditare were acting cor ruptly. icim suMfletent If the prosecution sow @ wilful uegleet to performs the duties required by the act Sixth—That if the defendant tatentionally ueglecte rin the d wd by the act with referc indict Ain the 5 impo het do others the gate U that IGNORANCE OF THE LAW IX NOT EXCUSE Seventh That if the Jury believe trom that the defendant ed to he eh Le indictment Without Yavin hon Tid that they were just and f hellef that sue! claims were anjust, extravagant, false nid fetitious, #0 that ‘Of such cortinvate the Clavie were paid, Chat the defendabt way be co: vi fourth ‘on each it to while Nera) Ju } f ttn fact, they ¥ fraudulent aud fee ws to constitute wa in at comniuon Mr. Peckhi to argue that the fucts were sul needed Mr. St rupted, use the words © Hor « Mr. Peckham argued that the them all to meet and have the adva sonal discussion on the claims. Uf they do that they neglected to do aduty, He distin Kuished between t Buekley to do the act that in the latter the oF act required, but ad conclusions. Had the these claims and comme to an erroneous ¢ sion, then he could not haye beep indi Mbstake in judgment he made no such audit. First, Mr. Peckhum insisted, they were bound to meet, and he elted the statute Mnajority of any board to act "upon. rred in t Lu 1” Ln support of this he cited the ease in 3 rn act, the Supervisors of Chena ty, and case of Kruger agt. th Railroad Company, the fort I the latter to appraisers of rail- In some cases where the merely, bot Wi ve a neeting Lo the end that inay be discussion aud consultation, Mr terial « Judicial there niust i Wcited several cases iu support of this proposition JUDICIAL OR MINISTERIAL is Judielal ut ministerial. If the lattor in ty Infer that they may act separ He mil as pretty good authority In ighton said he had no doubt of the . fon, Lat he would like t smelt Judie, wn Indictment against bli for his mis ith siiiodd msuld that ya to 4 court t If he tails from a misintos law to oper ids Court he wii be AP noule duty. Phese bilh Lwere rent around. ‘he passa duty. ‘There was of course the lacus penton! iem Mutwhen ihe acts Were done lncompliance with the negle.« foreshailowed by the t fon,t efence Was Coinpleto. He cited the opinion o Jhdge Potier in the civil sults. RE at MF. Btouttun | ! who he considered Nittle whetbe: fr ministerial, presuniption was always admitted to have done and which was ad~ diy ap audit. and thus the charge that be Buekley claimed, lity: before crime plat Wilkes + ri 74, holds ord iu nt was Mavor the fret three im by ade up hie nest claltuie, abd With & # and the cases cited by Mr, 4 lund Dow ir Mayor examined into ed for a But the charge here was itting ting of re it hs delegate was Mr. Watson or Mr. Wm. M. od, ims opinion condemned, the delege ‘The proof in this care pwod that there wag a delegation of the powers, and that the auditors did not personally perform them, and It Is this nonpertormanc® the opinion in the case condemned. The trust was reposed in them personally. ‘They were substituted forthe Hoard of Supervisors: ‘The Board of Supervisors bad acted ina judicial fa"they” have Golonated there powers? The County Auditor's duties were subsequent to the action of the Board of Su vieors, Itwas not for them to decile whether aclaim was just. The form of the resolution doen nut even give tro County power to audit these bills. He fs collect the: Again, he ia dires bills from the committees. Not only pill actod on by the Board of Supervisora, even If to audit would have been immaterial on those, but bilis befure the committees were to be collected. THE MAYOR CONDEMNED OUTOF Mr, Stoughtou asked if heen before this Hoard when all were it had directed the Auditor to eotlect th Judgments and the evidence of them in ofthe power at all. nstructed to certified by the County Cloris, would he have eonsidercd tt proper and ebust denoe a cole evidence Mr, Poekham said certainty. d presented to the Bo: y were uy Mr. Stoughton asked if he would chen regard It as acrime on such evidence to sign the cer- tilicates separately. Mr, Peckbam replied he would. fut there 6 than the mere slening of the core was the wilful, intententon: di iy met together, t together, and signing eaten on whtel been come to. He cited M ment againet potloe justh ruption wes not essential & and that an oficer could ne neglect of duty by bis ignore duty. He wished to call attention to one phase of the Indictment that it was for a trivial oifense neglect of duty but from the position of the accused the consequences flowing from it were Highly fmportant. Mir. Peckham, in conclusion, said it was of the highest (mportance in this case that in arriving ata decision and construction of this statute the Court should let the public know, as the public should know--we all should: know what were the requirements made by the statute, or any other statu ying ofmfeial position. [It ts f whether tan rime, @ pontt tmost ance same time ray that | he perforinance of the duties required by that positi tirely to If this ix the Jaw, then we no sats luct a man fora tion as to whether he will give the slightest por rible attention to its duties, or whether he may not del these duties fo one In whom we nfidence, The Court remarked to Mr. Peckham. after argument had closed, that he had not tied ‘upon the common law contained in nndlebmont, Peckwain said he didn’t think it necessary, as the other side had not argued upon that nt. adjourned till this worning. ton will address the jury on alto the defer ‘reinaine will ow for the prose LORD GORDON GORDON. The Dandy whe Crossed the Atianticto Pare hase the Western Hemisphere, aud Took in day Gould, Tom meat & Co. -stimony was taken yesterday concern= ing the relations between Gordon Gordon, or Lord Gordon, and Jay Gould. A Mr. Thomas Smith of Kainburgh was the witness. He pro- duced a likeness of “Lord Glencairn,” and tes tied that he knew him from October, 18%, (0 March, 1870. Tle sent, when he heard of this lit- igation, to Com West Maitland strect, Blinburgh. His age is forty-nine, and the members of the firm with which he was connected are Marshall and sons. Ty the di nofthe likencas he identifies * Lord and “Lord Gordon” as the same person. When he knew him Lord Glen= was in no business, but professed to. be wing large estates la Knuland, Scotland—in Ayrshire, Scotia ‘thumberland, in England. He said he was a sin of the late Marquis of Hastings, and Inted to the family of the Duke of amily He abscouded in M tly heard of him through a Mr to whom he was referred as bis solicitor aspicione being excited he came on to L and saw Pattison, who received bin very courtly, He observed on the table his Lordship's hat, but did not find bis Lordship, His Lordships “tiger” peeped inat the door, His Lordship's rooips were eley t, and when he found his Lordship his Lordship referred him to bis #o= lieitor, He had obtained ) from the wite ieltor told him his Lore bh £100,000, aud that he thought | ) cam y a He (wi ss) sat down, and said he would hot go awe was sutlsfied. He wanted to get pas for bis goods, and had re: to bell tory with bis Lords relub in Landon, ber at Pattison’s. arch, 1870, Witness subse= Pattison, ius tL he His Lordship had no hon but an elegant audience chai A clerk of Pattison’s was there, and he was shown plaus of his Lordship's estates, He wns Tutroduced to him by a Mr. Sim of Glenisi Pattison guaranteed the bill of Lord Gl cairn to get ab extension, and gave Witness some of the presents made to his family amounting to about half. | Soon afterward a clerk of Pattleon informed witness at his store that Lord Glencairn had left London fora few days, Witness went to London 1 found Pattison, who clatmed the noble Lord I got into him for £5,000—in fuet, had ruined pied Pattison's offer to re- Js Glencairn had presented ily If he could be ad his deft Glencairn had ney and property in Edinburgh aud to the extent of 210,000, calmn’'s “references” all repudiate hin s known in Scotland as Herbert Hamill: ad Gleneairn” had never been in Great Britain or Ireland since he fled in Isiv. Witness found @ highland sult of his tn a tin box at Pattison’s, for which the makers have « due. hever been paid. Wituess produced the sii of the * Lord.” found also at, Pactison's cairn told witness he would lead hin a vase haying a portrait of the mother of the First Nas poleon on it, for which the Emperor lad offered £000, He would lend it for exhibition The further examination was adjourned, — cw to Speak in Jersey Citys ries B. Buckalew of Pe weak at the Greeley ratification Lastitu jersey City, or Bucks Hon, Ch The sylvania {will meeting in the Catholic tonight. Gov, Parker and ex-Gov. Randolph Will also address the meeting. —— ke ot the Disrepuruble 1 mn: This morning (Oct a friend of the writer purchased a copy of Tig SUN of ar Eleventh freet, but tolding it found hie hands poll entitiod Second nb Fourth avene, 1 4 with afitny ohect friend ob upon | Cumpawin & led tereln. My having such literature tr which was ulentiy the h the supporters r Will Mite SUX, WITOUL protest OF (TiC ChOUH LO ODLALR & Fespertable entation > How be nsed ae a cover — Phlebotomizing the OMvials, war thes { would like to inquire wh with the two per coat. a on the aularies of the employes tent of. the Boura of Pati Nort or Engineer Valle explain? New York, Oct ONK OF tH The Hon, Butt sin OM ATA, Oot, 28.=Mr, W, P. Cody, better known as" Buffalo BI," has been elected (o the Nebraska Leg islature from Lincoln connty do te BI sun Assesago. The Terrible Horse Di * Tn Buftalo there are not well horses enough to carry merebandixe through the streets, Boats on the her are ed np, aud Frie Canal from one end to the Thousands of toms of produce cannot reach market. In Rochester the Common Counetl has established n regu lation for hand-carts, there being no 6 to track s,and itis with diiticulty that they can be obtained tend funer The President of the Uniter States sent instructions to our Consuls on the Canadian to prevent the further 4 bof diseon There are probably horres w York and Brook The disease t It p 1 Its treatiuent 1 nudorstood the disease 4 ‘ 1 r Liohnent © be uh ' ai U ad loge of . arly ubbed with ¢ Hom, anid J wit Ml © the logs, tie disease b wd te a VY re Th 1 eyes shout frequently #4 4 wit w n Phe feed ou be soft wash car F Pho water Dial not be gold Dat cepiil r ¢ has be comme wevere, give Wariu Haayoed Lew With @ HELE pitre and belladonns and wuriate of ammonia 1 wiiall doses three t aday, Mut an absolute pr Veutive (o horses taking tie disease 4g the early use of the Centaur Ligiwen effects of which are sliuply won clon bedding, with bo exposure or bard ws AWAY WITH THE B: CITZENS ARBITRARILY DRAGGED TR HOMES. PROM TH Haunted from hin Home to a Police Station Because be In the Fifteenth Blectoral and Bight. | eenth Asnembly District, one MeCahill. « deputy marshal, was on ‘Thursday Jast valet He went into the residence of Mr, Lexington avenue, ne strect, and aaked the servant girl certain quee She sald ehe would call Mr. Wrieht rehalon Mr. Wright's appearing, « any meu have you i the hy Mr. Wright said,“ Myself and my son. ang my r- | uditer the port eens. wd to collect | F Thirty-fth The marabal then Mr. Wright told hin ashed Mr. W asked his son's ae, which Marshal MeCuhull next bt how old he was, and where Le These questions Mr. rod. at the samme thie, however, saying thet sidered them very impertinent uupposed the marshal must be authorized to Who marshal then inquired the ace of Mr, Wright's son-in-law. Mr. Wright seid that he kuew neither bis sgn-inluy's age where he was born. that unless th The marshal repied awored all the estione be wid have to arrest him, im for hia aut sual said tha it was unn |, however, muscular e to show the © whieh he wa The marshal ther took him down to When they re 1) arrosted Mr. Wright a “wenty-firet Precinot, hed the station the the captain, and pulling back the oat, sas to exhibit his Davenpot “Captain, F wish y ea varriag ad this man anti T ey bim to Ludiow the captain replied, this gen. dL know Ubad if chority was, and he would have en- an is a friend of iu e had a right to him. to Jail, non rhe captain » ke the responsibility on his release Mr. Wright, which he did forthe orle ders then Marshal Met t to find occas of sume offen hill has heen spotting bE possible, tO ace Twevty-tive Clerks Manipu Davenport's Arrest of Mr. outrages hitherto Commissioner Davenport pate Inte before others that neixnificance nain to be written, mmissioner has employed a large foree ¢f Jerks. at Government expense, to manipulate the rogictry, and they are at work in his house, t Forty-ninth street. About twenty-five of the clerks are comparing the names on the | present registry with the fraudulent cemeus | taken by Marshal Shory do not appear on the ¢ of IKI, the fact Is recorded on a separate list as ‘This accounts for the er Davenport, that hup- | dreds of arrests would be made before election Complete copies of the ree | istry were made for Commissioner Davenport i duplicates are to rebals at the port, of hay. dd his address ws rday. The prosecution d where such names sus or on the regiatry of ground for arrest. | assertion of Comins | or on election day & Root, and from them got | alkenes of Lord Gordon, who resided at 00 | The case in Healev did not tinued examination was for th ‘opportunity to proc ple living at 28 to swear that he resiued there When he registered Hoaley sald his witne and he had reason to be them had not b shown that tive subpa sonully and three by copy, Attachments were ordered against the two isons personally served, but in the meantime jonas Ryan, one of the persons served, and bis testir that for the fifteen sided at 24 Me at the time of of giving Healey a sex were nol present, that the subpe n regularly served. jas had Leen served, two ny Was taken. nthe last past 1. then appear eoted to be sworn, ask ite on her for what she was doing w Healey had resided at SOs durinie the past Healey said he had f hed to produce, and the Assistant District Attorney sald he had two witnesses to produce in rebuttal of the testimony given by tl adjournment was orc ty for the product red to give an op- not the witnesses. the Kight to Kegister Last Saturday afternoon two prominent ers of the navy, on duty in Br place in the h they live and their names re- fused, on the grounds that they had not lived in the county long not eltisens Liberal Repubk= and annoyed allowed to register, released from bis | cans, and were «re: because they were g always had th Congress all officers av United States w President in any State where they 1 oned, provide en in the servie night be sta standing all t fF protestations tration and dented thets hing election, they were ref right to vote In = Antecede sougo Trebune man Davenport, wh United States Commissioner tn tracting so much attention, has a history, whioh is furnished by the Cinelanatl Commer arrest, Imprisonment, and a citizen of New r conduct ag w York t# at recent conduc isal to. try Mr, cases of an abuse Of authority on rece d. during a pa wnk of lieutenant on Ben Butler's military staf was then 19 years old rotary and assistant like bis chief, imper weimed tO take a He had control of Hen Butler's Cay sand he kept it full es Davenport hi nd was Butler ‘ovost marshal anews vender Phe eruelties endured i i frequently told by the sufferers dreaded that pon une | Was even m0} infamous treatmont ught before him as a prisoner, Hanging by the Mt every per with offence. He retired { Aer he Was ap) army with Butler. ted States Commissioner in New York As a civil office tent, his mode of pro: Aw wclvil magistrate power of the mailtary poli liberty and other te aNsMeR the hole for ratainin erahould, in the ni have the man forthwith dite him in his place wove Moving into Alabama Cisne Plas Prom the Low We have the most trustworthy informa tien that bodies of United States troops are being ordered from various points, by Lolograplt to Alabama, with inst United States Marshal of that State 1etions to rep cavalry pass ther company in Naol rded for anu