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Boartl Of Asslstant Aldermen,

This Board held special meeting last evening N.
PEARcE Esq., in the chair The minutes of last meeting
read and approved. Several petitions were read
and referred
Papers from he Board Of Observation-Disclosures. &C.,
concurred in-Of Joseph f. Bancker for permission to
remove remains of children from Methodist Burial
Ground, 2lst street, to Greenwood Cemetery. OF
Thomas Munday to remove remains Of his daughter.
Report Of Special Committee, in reference to the
tract for building nurseries Randals Island asking
advice in relation to the payment of $4,000 to A. Wood
ruff. Referred.
Police-The ordinance in relation to the establish.
ment Of Police force adopted last night by the
Board of Aldermen, was taken up by sections.
Sections LIST and and were adopted without amend.
ment. On reading the Sd section motion made to
change the station of Justice Drinker from the Tombs to
Essex market and place Justice Taylor in his place at
the Tombs
The ayes and noes were called for. Ayes, s. Noes, z,
The motion therefore lost A motion was now
made to change the station Of of the clerks, Mr.
o. Mountfort from Essex to jefferson market and to ap
point MIR. E: F. Corey in his place. as Clerk at Essex
market. Adopted. The other sections were now con-
Cured in all the members present voting in the at.
frmative
Reorganization Of the Aims House.-The amendments
If this Roard to the ordinance for recognizing the Aims
House Department being In by the Boar
of Aldermen this Board reccded and concurred with
the other Board in the original ordinance.
Adjourned to Wednesday evening" o'clock.
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In Clancery.

before vice Chancellor MCCOun.
JUNE 10-Peck e al The Butchers Melting .asso.
citation. Decision ION to dis
solve injunction which had been laid to prevent the
erection Of Slaughter House, in the following named
locality The compliments set forth that for several
years last past great efforts have been made by nhab
ants Of the 18th ward Of the city of New York. i'm
prove the said ward and property situate in the neigh
borhood Of the premises complained OF. and to
trict the same from the establishment of nuisance,
Of every kind. That within the last twelve years
ensive public square, comprising an area Of ten acres
ground has been laid out, between Seventh and Tent
streets and avenues A. and b. in said ward all at the
charge and expense of the neghborhood and inhabitants
and that said square has been recently fenced and plant
cd with trees, and has become distinguished onamen
to the City of New York and they further show that
within the aforesaid period they have devised pettionc
for and obtained from the Corporation of the City o.
New York plan for the regulating Of the strccts am
avenues in said 18th ward, whereby the whole OF IN.
ground eastward Of the Bowery have become valuable
sites for private dwclng-h houses, and eligible Tor res
denccs and furthermore that their neghbors have 70,
several years last past large suns ., money ~
nuisances from said 18th ward and among the rest i've
situate at the corner OF Filth street
the Second avenue, and that when other slaughter.
houses were foot in that vicinity, they filed he
bill in Chancery and restrained by injunction the con.
tinuance of tile nuisance thereby created, and tina
among the rest bill fled against BENJAMIN Va
cntine relative to slaughter-house erected by him
the corner Of Second and Fifth street and de
cree was obtained perpcually enonng the use the reo
as and for and that all the
facts are and were made known to the defendant,
named at the time OF the cncement of the estab
lishment Of the nuisance complained OF. The huild
ing in course of erection when the injunc
ton laid The Court dissolved the injunction
allowing the parties to proceed with the building at Their
risk and liable in the event Of their subsequently
creating nuisance.
Joseph Lopez Dias u.s. Joseph BouchardOrdcr that de
murrer he ovcrrued with costs and that defendant an
| swer the bill
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Before the Recorder Messeroe and Dodge
JUNE io7al Of Joseph .assy indicted for Per-
jury and Forgery, continued.-Wm. Q. MULocx, Esq
swornI am attorney and counsellor at law brought
suit against Mr. Crst and Others in favor OF Robert Du-
pick have been employed as counsel for Ashley at
the time Of the suit received power Of attorney pur
Smith, agent for the
stood that Ashley the originator Of the suit he first
made the suggestion to me on the part OF Smith think
I received a fee from him
Cross-euamined-w Went before Mr. Campbell Master
in Chancery, at the time Mr.. Ashley undergoing his
examination; urged counsel for Mr. Ashley, that he
should be Examined and asked permission to explain
gyn n p.syng
Master, he said had right to explain them the
would have opportunity of explaining when it was
urged that MIR Ashley should have the opportunity at
not be Nh. Ashley was bsiled on that occasions Mr.
Crist was very angry about it.
Direct examination resumed.-I was before the master
PETER WILSON, Esq, swom-Appeared as solicitor in
the suit against Crs and Others the part of Fabarn
and brother; Mr. Ashley retained in that cause; Mr.
Ashley and Mr. Fairbairn have been my Office several
times together Fairbarn put in in that suit
Mr. Ashley requested Mr. Farbairn to put in answer
however.
ABRAHAM CRrsr Esq, sworn.Was present at all the
examinations Of Ashley had before the Master with the
exception of one MIR Mulock there but
Mr. Ashley directed by the Master to execute an
assignment Mr. Muock said he should net sign until
he could have o. Mr.
should have such opportunity but that he should
cute the assignment at all events the suit Of Duplex
was commenced in the summer of lS43 was employed
in getting up the indictments for forgery and perjury
against Mr.. Ashley. After Mr.. Ashley's commttal to
prison. put execution against his property into the
hands of Mr.. Jenkins the Sheriff of Brooklyn and told
him there certain box containing papers, which, II
he saw, wished him TO levy
The case for tho prosecution here closed
The defence opened their case by calling
HENRY d. HoRToN, Esq, sworn-Knows Jeremiah
Smith, one of the witnesses in this case would not be
lieye him under oath his character is bad.
| Ebert A. BRINKERHorF, swom.-KnowsjMr. Ashley
the following Monday after his arrest knew Of his
private desk at his store having been broken open and
papers distracted Mr. Ashleys store at 226 Wash
ington street clerk in the store the firm Day
and Ashley; the papers scattered about the floor
One of the jury intmatei that religious feelings
would prevent his sitting after sunset and Of the
witnesses the part Of the prosecution being present
/ the was adjourned until Thursday morning.
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Movements of Travellers.

The arrival for the last few days have fully atoned
Tor the deficiencies of Saturday and Sunday They
travelling friends and servants Among them we found
at the
AMrnrcAS-H G. Wright U. $. A.; J. A. Spencer, Uti.
cinnat Ohio; Mr. Heystor and 2 Muhlenberghs, Penn
syvania; J. r. A. Spencer Utica; A. Coleman, Boston;
DR.. Moreand do Spicer and Patterson Baltimore; Mr.
R. stockton, Princeton; E. r. Wickersham Phadeiphja;
T. H. Reynolds, Virginia; Stephen Archer Maryland; j.
Scott, Philadelphia; and 10 Others
Messrs Thos Campbell, sparhawk; Philadelphia; NJ.
Paul, Vicksburgh; 8 Abbotts, Boston Whitmore
and Goldman. dol fleyedon. Heine and Cline New Or
ma; Taylors, do; J. H. Thompson do Chas Kringer,
Parma Curtis and Glover Boston; JudgeArcher, Mary.
iana; A. stockton Philadelphia; Jno. J. Hale. Albany;
n, CirY.1Engle and Rcplin Philadelphia Mr.. Henry
Philips England; Capt Durfsy ship Auburn; j. Lean
NJ Warner Florida; Coghill and Stevens Petersburgh
Or saver, Germany; John F. Van Buren,, Undertook,
Ben Curtis and 10 Others
FRANxLIS -Messrs Lambdon and shoah, Havana
=: II Holmes, Massachusetts,; D. O. Donnell Pcnnsylva
MIA y H. Waters Augusta, Georgia; X. Foster, Alba
suao and IS others Troy
GLoBE.--Hcny T. Weld Nlaryl land Charles FORBADE,
N; O.; W. Morrison and Orel Tower. Boston Mr..
ter, Manchester. England Rev. H. Sears, Knoxville
HIS Exceliency lie Baron Gerott Prussan Minister and
HowARps.-S. Dunlap Philadelphia; Major +. T. Toler,
Michigan; A. Sloman, London; II. N. Shelton, Connec-
ncut; T. O. Russell, Boston Col. f. Savage NJ c.. w.
d Marsh washington; Col Il Oliver Mobiles W.
rf Coffin do Mr. NJ farther, do; f. Williams, Utica
Joseph Tank: JsT Major j. W.
Richardson, Boston; Joseph Bancroft Wilmington Del;
Mr. Lazizo Goodrich, Canada, and 30 others.
comb Philadelphia Achley and Long, Massachusetts
Il. Penham, Providence; ! Wright, Boston; Ichabod
baltimore John Kendall, worcester; R. woodward,
Providence, and 10 others.
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Comm Pleas.
n T.. L. IrI.L = . a.. -

DeIOIO JuuB6 UIbHOtutI.
JUNE l0-.1,riol Sandford--This was an action 10
recover for negligence the part of agent who had
been appointed carry certain provisions in relation
to mortgage. It appeared. that having neglected to
the requisite duties in relation thereto the plain
recover the losses sustained by plaintiff who employed
him to collect certain moneys chattel mortgage CIV
en- Dy party named Brewer, for year; and. also
certain moneys on land warrant which the plaintiff al
leges was SO neglected to subject him to loss of
1862 49, The defence set up was, that defendant
not the individual to whom tho business had been
trusted but that it placed in the hands Of
Shall named Trenchard who prevented from closing
the business, by the interference of plaintiff Sealed
verdict, this wednesday, forenoon.
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rihE.-About2 o'clock. yesterday morning. avery OK.
snsve nrs broke out in the slaughterhouses Nos 2
together with esnt wT'c o See also
i've hogs and some oxen On the rear and side oil
had as
been consumed; Several Fire Companies were as usual
on the spot The damage is estimated at $4,000. We
understand the premises were partly insured.
There were two alarms of fire yesterday evening about
ocock ona in the fifth, the other in the third district
While No. D company were en- route through Centre
accident having occurred to the axle BY which
the hind wheels off she lies for the present at No.
hose company, Mulberry street.
Police Ohice-JuNE lO.-PAssISa SPURIOUS MExr
CAN DoLLARs.-Jacob Stokely, colored man. was ar
lars Mrs Mary Ann silyey, ss Chatham street, in
payment for chairs Stokely also passed three counter
felt dollars on Lewis Sink Orange street. for clothing
He first said he got the money from gentleman in st.
Marks Place for whitewashng and afterwards stated he
obtained them from man in brokers' office IN West
ALLEGED RAPE.-Edward Allen, fine looking mulat
to, and married man, was arrested charged with CON-
pretty young colored girl named Catharne A. Pierce
from Hartford Conn., who came to this city on visit TO
her sister about twelve O'clock sunday night the the
street. and got and to the front door for the pur
pose of asceraining the cause, when Allen who was
dressed in the latest fashion, came up and said Whas
the matter, my dearFshe answered nothing and then
went to her where Allen followed her, and blow
ing out the light, committed the violence.
RoBBIro a Room MArE.-James Bennett, alias Cham
blee was arrested charged with roobing George John
at the house of George Marston in Front street
where he boarding. Of the Of $l6l in bank bills
from his trunk. Part Of the money was found on ms
person. and the key of the trunk He about starting
for Philadelphia when arrested Committed.
STEALING SPooEs.--Edward, Hodges, colored boy,
arrested charged with stealing silver spoons and
knives, with other boys from n. Chapman, 1913 Green
witch street, value $l2 Committed
STEALING sHoEs.-William Geyer was arrested charg
ed with stealing two pair Of shoes, value 49, from John
W. Warth, No. 80 Chatham street. Committed.
RoBBiNo A MONEY DRAwER.-John Murphy, boy,
arrested charged with stealing eight dollars from
the money drawer Of Francis A. Roe Of Clinton
and Broome street. The money was found on him. and
he was committed.
AN OWNER WANTED for fine mourning broach lost
some time since. Apply to officer Martin.
C0rOncr's O6ice, June l0.-DEArH BY FiRE--The
Coroner held inquest the body Of Margaret Moore
at the store house 81 Washington street Verdict came
her death by burn caused by the house, 90 Washing
ton street, taking fire yesterday
The Coroner held inquest on the body OF Patrick
Crow the Bellevue Hospital. Verdict came to his
death by congestion Of the BRAIN
DEATH DRowNIro.-An inquest was held on the
body of Henry McKee, at the Park dead house. Verdict
came to his death by beng accidentally drowned.
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INTERESTING FROM HAYn.-The annexed letter
was given in the U. S. Gazette, OF yesterday


CARE HAvrs0v May %, IS45.
President Peraut arrived here this afternoon from Port
au Prince with but small escort; and judging from the
rumors accompanying his return which been rather
unexpected and precpate his official visit to the capital
has been far from satisfactory On his arrival at Port
Prince he is said to have ordered the troops of that
place to march upon the Spanish frontiers giving the
command to General Richc-likc himself an old Gene
raj OF the time of Christophc. The troops refused to
march, and the President ordered them be decmated
This order Richie refused to execute and in confusion
At further reported that interview which the
French Consul General had with the President shortly
after his arrival the subject of the French claims
several instruments Of which have for some time been
due the President told the former that the present
union Of the and had been brought about
y by the Vaccinations of the French government no
further payments would be made until the French and
Spanish parts Of the Island should again be united
whereupon is said the French Consul demanded his
passports The French claims at present, amount to
little short of thirteen millions Spanish dollars Dsaec-
ton to the President has been still further increased at
Port Prince by the belief that he chershes an undue
parality for the north and the apprehension that he
tends to remove the seat Of Cape Haytien
1t 10 evident that much trouble and dissatisfaction exists
and that the President far from being popular of Port
au Prince Perault was not the choice OF the people,
rather OF the Council Of State and higher officers the
army at Port au Prince, but his election chiefly
the alarm Of invasion by Herard which prevailed at
the time OF Gncrriers DEATH Business is much inter-
ruptcd by the disturbed state Of the country The stock
OF American provisions rather light during the last
are daily expected Coffee in consequence of the labor
withdrawn from the crops by the army has again risen
to and very scarce, few vessels being able to OBJ
tain full cargoes
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Court for the Correction OF Errors.
Present the President, Chancellor and twenty six

Senators.
JuNE l0.-No. 9-Robert Pfeifer rs. EdCin Bergh ct
aL-Mr Lord continued in favor Of the plaintiff MIR.
Cutting heard for the defendants in error Mr. Lord
for plaintiff replied Judgment afirmed-2l too
No. "a Laurence aud others rs M a. and c. Of Ney
York. Reserved until Saturday next
No. 7.-Samuel Mead and Others -. DGrid H. Gale
Mr.. Selden opened for the plaintiffs in Ordered
that this cause be laid until December.
No. l0.-Sfephen Weeks ads. John Boyd-Mr. Sanford
opened the case in the absence of counsel for plaintiff
until the hour Of adjournment
George c. Dekay aud Janet II. has wJe appellants.
Gabriel +. Irring ct al respondcns-A motion having
been heretofore made by the respondents to dismiss the
appeal in this cause and after hearing counsel for the
spectve parties, motion Of A. D. Elngwood Of coun-
sci for the said appellants ordered that the said motion
be denied, with costs.
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From CANADA-virgil & Co.'s Express brings us
Montreal papers Of Saturday, and Quebec Of We'd
ncsday.
Montreal, we have already stated, has como for
ward noby in aid Of Quebec. Besides the $4,000 SS0O
advanced by government subscription list was opened
at the first meeting and f5000 (S20 00O subscribed
the spot This was subsequently increased, down to
Friday evening" to E7l5l 3, the handsome sum Of
$4,000.
Contributions in money continue pour in from all
quarters. Canada West well as East gave literally
Loudon, G. w., sent SlO76 Lothinire, $780, &c. TO- Be.
sides the money Montreal sent many trunks and boxes
Of clothing. Money was distributed to the sufferers
The Canadcn says that the Catholic Chapel at Valcar
both burned down the 18th in consequence Of fire
raging ia the woods,
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The Pelxin Tea Company, 40 Fulton ST.,

The Pelkln Tea Company, 40 Fuiton St,
have the most extensive tea this country and
fore imported int this market all Of which they retail
wholesale prices. Read the following -
We drink Green aud have for years been pay
ing dollar pound for But tia ks 70 the Pekia Tea
pouud We drink pound week BY which we now
saving thirteen dollars year and ejoying better Tea the
bryan Commend to the Pekn Tea Company we'-
Mirror.
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Superior Court.

Before Judge Vanderpocl.
JUNE l0-WiAiam Brock rs Zackayiah Pitterson,--
(Sued by the name of John Petcrson) This was an ac
ton for malicious prosecution and false imprisonment
appeared that plaintiff is the keeper OF sailors board
ing house in this city and defendant is the mate of
Swedish which arrived here few months ago.
An assault took place between the parties when the
latter caused the plaintiff to be imprisoned Action is
now brought to for the injuries Adjourned over
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Circuit Court.
Before Judpa Edmond~

JuHr lo.John Lgfarec John a. Pork.--Action
brought to recover for and occupation of certain
premises in Maiden Lane, let to the defendant and
Mrs. Leland the latter to the upper part Of the
house and pay the rent BY boarding the defendant and
his clerk II was shown in evidence that Mrs. Leland
paid the rent to him and his tenant 1t set up
that Mrs Leland the original tenant and not LA
BILE in this form Of action Verdict for plaintiff $3.50 49,
Kane -. Smiih.-This case, which was set down for
trial. ON this day, did not go ON.
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4. The GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION 1T will be seen
that the Governor has offered reward Of one thou
sand dollars for the apprehension and conviction Of the
four men who the 23d of May last, made attempt
upon the life of Deputy Sheriff Sedgwick and Constable
Traver, while in the discharge of their official duty in
the town of Tauhkanc.
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Before the Recorder and Aldermen Meseroe and Dodge
JUNE ia number of interesting cases were card be-
ed in our police reports It is unnecessary repubsh
them
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U. $. HIarshal's once.

June l0-.4rrest.--Peter Scott John Rawney, and
samuel phillips,were arrested and stand committed on
charge OF endcavoring to create revolt board the
American ship Moslam' on the LIST Of February last
whilst on her voyage on the high seas
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admi uistration Of SCHENCHS PULMONIC SYRUP. We
have cures which almost
belief we would advise al whose Jugs e
and give ths Medicine trial. as It Is certainly more
successful diseases Of this class than any other before the
public
Mr. SCHENCH has advertised that P. s. BEExMAs Is no
SYRUP.
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The WEAraER.-Yesterday was much cooler
day than Monday In Philadelphia, on the latter
day, the mercury went up to 96 degrees in the
shade.
The New Hduen Herald of the 9Th inst, SAYS
If il is not warm enough to-day to satisfy the most
fastidious salamander of the whole breed we are no
judges-thars all. r. M.-Thermometer at 05 deg
We have had rain for several weeks and the earth
extremely parched and dry Hartford and some of our
adjacent towns have been favored but the clouds drop
no fatness upon us.
MORE or THE LATE Pnr.ApELrHrA DuEL-The
following is from the Schou side Of the question:
1t speaks for ITSELF
NEw YoRx, June 10, lSt5.
DEAN SIR-The statement made by your Philadelphia
correspondent in the Herald Of yesterday IN relation
the late duel at Naamans Creek demands some notice
His assertion that Intercourse for some time previous
had taken place between the parties and that no words
exchanged until the rencontre on Sunday Is strict
y true But perhaps he aware that the insult to
Mr. Schoft conveyed by Mr.. Willing in a remark to
third person in reply to inquiry from that third per
sonwho Mr.. Schot was This occurred as the parties
were retiring evening from the opera As there
ladies present Mr. deferred taking notice Of the
remark until they should next meet This was on sun.
day. when he demanded explanation which led to the
alteration and subsequent meeting The discussion o.
to who was the aggressor will be considered matte
OF Little moment and interest BY the public but still IL
only TAR that both versions OF the story should be lar
before them. -. q.
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Court Calendar--This Day.

CIRCUIT Covnr.-Nes 80, 70, 81, 80, s. 90, TO lol.
surrrion CorRr Nos SO. 80, 81, 6s, g. 81, 70, ~,
"a. 20, to ~, 8, !, . 81, -, e,sl
COMMON PfrAs-Nos o. 81 D., ~, 0, u 80, III ", IN
80
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HERALD received by the Authorised Agents. REppIro &
Co.. State Terns$l rqusrter three for
single copies.
WEErLr HERALD, every Saturday morning. price cents
% annuni.
All new AID cheap for sale as issued
Boston Publishers Of Theirs Napoleon.
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1t is expected that the game will be entirely gone
through by sunset at the latest There is little doubt
but that there will be great numbers present to wit
ness the match
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STEAMSHIP GREAT WEsrERN.-The letter bags O.
this steamer close tomorrow afternoon.
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M. HUBER's CoNcERT.-We are informed that
this entertainment which was to have taken place
on Thursday evening next, has been postponed, and
that instead Of it M. II. purposes giving musical
sor6e that evening. The company that will be
present, will include all of the most distinguished d.
letanti in the city, and will probably be Of most re-
cherchk and scientific character.
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LAUNCH. The packet ship FrDELA, will b
hunehed at O'Clock, NJ this day, from w II
VEINS ship yard, foot Of Jlh street, East River.
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BRITISH BEARER OF DEsPATcHEs.-The Charles
ton Patriot Of the 7th instant, says
Mr.. Muir, bearer of Dispatches from the British Con
sui at New Orleans passed through this city by express
yesterday afternoon
This gentleman will probably take passage in the
Great Western. Something important is in the
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FOURTH OF JULy.-The pyrotechnica exhibitions
that have been arranged by the committee appointed
by the Common Council for that purpose, have been
placed under direction Of that able workman, Mr..
Isaac Edge, jr., who stands unrivaled in his art
We may, therefore, anticipate splendid display.
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DIpLoMAuc.-HisE xcellency LIE Baron de Gerott,
u s. Minister from Prussia has arrived in the CITY,
and occupies apartments at the Globe Hotel