The New York herald., 1850-03-13

President, Mr. Robt. Elder VIII be summed up by coun
Complaint cannot be susainsd sm the fsot that the
The xssoosfon ives not one y 70. state
but merely yearly copsrtnershiP, and MT Elder! q
o. . Sos o t.
any statute law The sot s not one q criminal n.
civil action the amount alleged to be retained
him against which claim Mr. Elder puts In set on.
The magistrate In al probability, will dsmss the com-
Bristoi Bill arrested in Termont Bill Darlington,
better known "Brsto Bill the burglar and pssser
counterfeit money has been arrested with his chere
amie Margaret O'Connor, also "pA" called Christian
Meadows Wsstned, VT, having in their possession
ocSSnor vii be- rsoosotsd va: The parsonage Who
was to have figured Q witness on the Drury trial.
and bsrstsd In Boston after oonvioticn for pass
ing bad money, for that purpose. Instead OF which
Bill and Maggy made tracks for Canada. This
Meadows, alias Fields, undsrstand, is an engrsvsr
S: as o% B BossSD xs.r. .Sont year ago
he In the employ of VIM w. Wilson, an engrsvsr,
from whom he stole lot Of dies Of rs 2s 8s sos aud
zoos valued st 500. These dies he has been using
for the alteration Of Bank bills Bristol BILL learn
ing that warrant had been issued by Judge Edmonds,
Meadows followed after with Margaret O'Connor and
his own wife, and met Bristol Bill at Westheld Yer
mont nssr the Canada line, where they established
themselves ut q farmers house. and commenced opera
tons In counterfeit money and through
the instructions of constable Joseph Of this city the
tody, and will be sent to Boston for trial
The Boiler Case Erpioded:-A few weeks ago, Mr.
the patentee Of the boiler which caused
the loss Of many lives, by the explosion in Hague
street. commenced suit for libel against Mr. Milligan,
who made and altered the boiler, under the direction
and suggestions of Mr.. Montgomery. This fact Mr..
Montgomery denied, and entered a complaint before
Justice Lcthrop, for libel One hearing had in the
before the magistrate tns proceedings Of which
we pub.hed at the time and the further hearing was
adjourned until yesterday, at four o'clock. At that
time, Mt Minigan appeared with his counsel ana VIII
magistrate ready to proceed and called on the cass
but rei,her Dir. Montgomery nor his counsel made
their appearance. The Justice waited until after I'VE
O'Clock and In consequence Of appearing to
tain the prosecution, dismissed the case. Mr.. Smith
tho counsel for the defence remarked TO the magistrate
that he supposed Mr.. Montgomery was unable to raise
enough steam to prope the machinery for ths prosecu
ton, and, therefore abandoned the case The masis-
trae, laughing replied that steam evidently want
cd sustain the charge and In default thereof the ac-
cusatien must be dismissed. 80. ...--..
.'''' city Intelligence.
The LATEST ABOLITION TRicK-PASoRAsnc ViEw OF
SLsvERY.JThe abolition lecturers, finding that their
eloquent thunder has had desirable effect towards
disolvipg the UBon hsvo nov In contemplation su out
rsgeous piece of quacksry and asehood by which they
hope iname the pastisus and 10 excite the pious
horror and creduity Of the ignorant They are pre-
pairing panorama OF scenes In the slave States all OK
which are drawn from the Imagination and colored
the painting represented with European features,
straight hair and such like accessories in order to
give the utmost latitude to the prurient and morbid
sppees Of spectators should the abolitionsts ever
dare to face public opinion with such engine Of art
The purposee to exhibit the In the northern
cities under the auspices OF notorious abolion leo.
turer and then to take IL to England to arouse the
sympathies of1hat portion OF the world Where wiz
such fsnaticsm and love Of lucre end! IL the exhib
tion erened In this city It viii receive the strongest
pus OF the public press depend It, The artists
In Brooklyn have nearly completed their iaoors and IL
will soon Be uprollsd with all its gorgeous hues and
charming coorng As the drst sight Of It may be the
last, people should go early to see its beauties.
Tnn PnAsrom or Drsusioy.-The design OF the EN-
bQaimsns ef the Rhsai9p A A3t only .J5iStlSs spAK9
thousands will assemble to witness this peculiarly
unique spectacle. The ceremonial, procession, and
fireworks, take place on Friday evening next.
LOST AND Tourp--A letter addressed to Alexander
Gardiner, Esq, United States Courts which had been
just taken fiom the Poet Once, lost Monday
afternoon, bstween that place ana the city Hall. II
advertised In ye-terdsy's Herald, cautionng the
public Of Its contents then supposed to be about 500
In drafts. Yesterday morning, msu brought the
letter (open) to Mr. Gardiner at his Office aud II ap-
peared that 1t contained checks to the amount Of
81 260 all pay yable to bearer.n Mt. Gardiner does
not know the mans name and would have given him
gratuty had be delivered the letter was found
unopened but inasmuch as that 10 was compulsory
honesty, and that Mr. Gardiner eonsisered that the
finder should have ut taken IL to him, he did not
deem the individual entitled to any oomp plimentary
consideration.
GsrAr SAFE or RRsL Esr.rE.-By an order OF the
Co, wiIssil st auction, TO- day, at the Msrehsuts
Exchange one Of the largest and most varied quant
ties Of real estate ever offered In this city at one sale
The estates comprise building lots, houses, wbsrves
and water rights There three hundred and twenty
Eve lots bstseen Thirteenth and Twenty third streets
the First and the East river all OF them eligible
cites for building purposes In addition 70 these there
are several highly important water rights on the East
river besides many desirable houses The sale will be
feature In the real estate transactions OF the present
season and will attract the attention Of capitalists.
CaurioS TO THE PvslIc-DgLwrnv OF LrrrEns-
FALSE PHErrrogs.-A man namsd Thomas Taylor has
been distributing fabricated letters for several dsys
past for the purpose Of procuring the postage, pre-
tending that he letter carrier Several letters
written in the same hand, and directed to different
persons, were found In his possession By officer Me-
Mahon, Of the Seventh ward.
Fihr IN srAsE HoUsH.-About half past o'clock
last evening Gre was discovered In the stage house
building and Il proved to be stage body, which had
BEEN there for the purpose Of psnns and vas set are
guished With but trinipg damage.
Fnr Erorsr.-Fv,isus RacrSs.-It has been long
subject Of conplspt among cisens that some Of the
Ere engines dash furousy through the streets, ani
and terrifying females. The evil has grown TO such
extent, owing to the spirit Of rivalry that snmstes
become . serious nuisance and must be absted Loss
Of human life must not be allowed 70 be put In COM
petition With loes Of property houey.r great OF the
o'clock last evening az Engine Company a. which, BY
the BY 10 of best companies, vas running up
him ss
internally Dr. Cheseborough vas called 10 attend him,
Who administered some relief, and the man was taken
TO his home In Third street
F,sr Nv /. RoossnY.--on Monday, ct . O'Clock, shrs
broke out In msrsbe rookery rented 10 several poor
families at enormous rents at the corner ef Green
vich apd lie Roy streets The IRE sxtnguished By
the hremen after slight damage
DrLIrru~ TRrSrrs.-on Msuday mornings man
named Peter skip, while laborng under deIirium
ess attempted 70 commit suicide By jumping into the
river ct the foot Of FRANKLIN street He rescued
BY seme citiseps, Though not without considerable
trouble and brossbt TO the station house The effects
of the cold bath soon restored him 10 his senses
Ronnspv or Movsr Arp PLArs-Csurio~ TO Fswr-
Liss.-t sppesu that While Mr. Warren A. Grimm
and his family, residing over Fulton Market, we're
absent from the house for . short tim. on sun
day evening, robbery was effected. Bridget Henry,
who lived With the family servant left In the
house 20 take care Of ~; she said three into
the room, locked the door beat her very badly, and
robbed the heuss. when Mr. Grimm returned, he sav
the police ofcsrs Of the Second ward there lie found
that SOC In money had been stolen leaving about 800
behind beeides sveropoons jewelry and other vslua
BILE articles. Some Of the money taken from place
whore stranger would be likely TO fad IT, snd the
vatchmsn Who at the foot Of the stairs states he
aid not zee any persons pass up.
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