The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17
xlty IntelIiuencc.

THE ELIMINATION DEAD-rHE EXAMINATION
BuoRE IHE GRAED JURY.-Yetterday, at O'CLOCK, the
exai alton of witnesses before the Grand Jury, In
the case Of The OF tina dAsa hsAa of the
exsmined-Jsmes Doyle. from Ward Island. who was
raised, and Mr.. webb and Matthew Gilmore. OF Ran.
dsIs leland, the former being In charge OF Potters
tied, and the latter his assistant. The following were
In attendance. having been served with subpoenas-
Doctor Cox, Mr.. Rodewald, Commissioner; Captain
hcArdle, CO mmis,iorsr John d. Kerley, one Of the
parties alleged to be concerned In the FIRST ex-
humstiou and who Is still acting as a student at
wards Island, ard Thomas Owens, Waterman from
fesly the sexton. very important witness who Ia.
been sent away somewhere; but Il Is very doubtful
whether he will be forthcoming 1t Is also stated that
Mr. westerhsld warden Of the island, has been sub.
T@nsed. but that he has not made his appearance
yet II Is added that he can give Important eyi.
Gence II examined The adjourned till
Thursday next. We understand that Mr. TIliou enc
OF the Commissioners OF the Aims House, was
sioncrs OF Emigration, when the general agent, DR.
Grscom, said Mr.. webb. Of Randalls Island wa,
would not do TO shit the responsibility from the Com
mssionsrs OF Emigration to the shoulders OF the Aims
House ou's Commssioners and that in the event OF the
Grand Jury not indcting the guilty parties he would
take care to bring the whole case before police ma
gistrste
sap c.sr or A Poou ENoHAxr.-Yesterday n gen.
tleman 81 our acquaintance met poor emgraut wo-
man In the park who stated that she had arrived but
week ago In this country. and that she had lett
rty having obtained lodgings there for one nsht
her arrival and that she unable End the station
lha
last tive or THREE days She stated that she gave Il 70
a hunchbacked ian % the station house when he i'm.
mediatey rscoileeted that there was such a man at
the First ward station house lie sent the woman
there and she found her bundle and obtained another
nights lodging she sais she wanted the bundle of
clothes 10 pledge them in order obtain the means OF
subsistence for few days. till she received letter
from her husband who In the western part Of the
State. The poor creature had child with her and
she vas actually in half starving condition. Her
case Is only one Of Thousands She applied 10 the Com
missioners Of Emigration-how little attention
tfav "a. N her Ia awtl
are good for anything. surely II Is their duty
to look after poor females Of this description and to
means OF paying the expenses themselves There are
or nj least very short time there hundreds
Of lazy loaiers ON WARDS Island Whose place would
be better occupied by such woman as Mary GIN,
for that vas the name OF the emigrant whose case
We have sdverted. IL Il not for the Kindness Of
the police a the station houses In the lower wards
many OF the poor women might perish be driven 70
insmy 70 much for the care taken Of the emigrants
BY the Cosnm,sioners Of Emigration.
CHAHrv-THr SUFFERING PAssESasRs OF rgp rTrtrs,
stoM.S The foreign aud American artist residing In
New ork touched By the cAlamitous distress Of the
two hundred German entrants whose aggravated 1
disasters are well knosn have combined In lorna
eash picture. rhsi-bis peculiar and noble charity
presented there can be little doubt The Newspapers
ford all the details Of the sucriprs TO be relieved
the public Of the charity and TO receive the names Of
subscribers fer tickets Tickets for sale az the
Office Of the Herald; at Goupl and yberts Broadway
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deny Broadway Also at the studio Of Messrs Heine.
Hummer Muller, 3i5 Broadway whore the pictures
may be seen by those who desire The following are
the Of the artists who have offered coptribu.
lions Mr. Durand, Madame Dassei, Messrs Keine.
hummer Muller Hicks, Kensett, Rossiter Lang. Sat
tier, Gieroud barley, sehon. fagDoui Kaufmaun De.
lessard Gudemeister. fernau Dopler, Hoffman May,
and many others. Madame DasseL Messrs. BASEL
1leine, RUNNER and Muller committee.
ELocurfoS-we are glad to see that the seminaries
this city are beginning TO pay more attention than
Of the Misses Clarkes Seminary No 10 Rutgers street
gave complimentary benefit to their teacher In elo.
cuion. Proiessor Hows on Friday evening 18th inst
when he read Shakespeare play Of Much Ado about
n Nothing" TO large and brilliant audience. The
Professors style IL p,essing and effective.
PoErEY AND Corrosive zee that G. Edwards
Lester, Eco. lectures iris Tuesday) evening. at
the BROOKLYN Female Academy. His subject, The i
Dret and the Worker Poetry and Cotton will,
doubtless. prove rare treat, aboundipg with rich |
veins a fatirt and nerrimsnt
TrtNrrHs' BAxqurr--O rttsHsriov or FRAvHLtv's \
nmrH Dav.-In our notice Of the approaching cele-
u pes mace us say that Judge Edwards IL TO deliver
the grafton on the occasion. IL should have been
Chtf Justice Edmouds-s gentleman whose bearing /
end ability smnently qualify him to discharge the duty
the saiiaction OF the public and to his oEn credit
srrtxr AND tor or rHy FAIs sEx AT CARrrr FAcro.
Ev-Un Saturday. the females working at the carpet
the ct Forty third street North river
struck for higher vsges Yesterday morning, there
was Q serious Array. The women who went TO work |
IN the old terms assailsd BIZ those who struck
and battle took place In which the cnmbatants
w.fe tauced rshtr roughly. one " them being
"A. fta head a tfickhar ana gnrfnuslV