The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-10
City Intelligence.
FuRTHER RESPITE FOR CLEMENS.
H. A..d An&o hi oa L.


The United States Marshal received despatch fro N
respite for James s. Clemens until the last Friday In
September proximo. This, presume is in order to
give time for the investigation into the circumstance
which the President has directed before he gives his
final decision the memorial forwarded by the Rev
Mfssrs. Hodge and Wood.
TIE INVESTIGATION INTO THE CONDUCT OF THE
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION
The investigation into the charges male against the
Coumss Of Emigration contrary to the genius Of
laws and the constitution conducted with closed
doors, in Wall street II the gentlemen who appoint
ed preside this inquiry before them the
dismissed clerks ard other ON als Of Wards Island they
will be enlightened with startling disclosures and
the medical adopted In the hospitals there deserves
their most serious attention Besides notorious, revolt
ing abuses IL has been fatal In its results beyond all pre-
cedent the figures Of the City Inspector sbundty
prove.
MEETING OF KMIoRANr YoRwARDERs, RUNNERS,
AND BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS.
Last evening. meeting Of the emigrant forvarders.
runners and boarding house keepers held at the
Broad street House. Mr. q. W. Daily in the chair There
appeared TO be misur derstandng about the ONCE Of
President ono party contepdng that Mr. Daily Wa, OBJ
econale President having been much before the
public while another party and the larger one, insisted
upon having him sloDehrst bscaue he hal been fsiry
elected and secondly because they thought him the TT
test being more largely In the busaess than any
Other The candidate q the opposition party Mr..
lillian Miner. Mr. Daly APPEARED 20 nave nearly all
the Gefrraps On bis side an il was stated that some Of
them In voting for him had voted six times the last
night Of meeting. German demanded the proof
Ct this but II was rot given. new election called
for side and resied the other The question
was also raised whether the last meeting not TEN.
Iornry on.. and not permanent organizsd,n words
biz that the Of thiny To- ked meuaciug
at one time; the grcatost excitement prevailed. Mr.
Daily kec everal persons 10 take the chair which they
refused HAvi-g ct length succeeded In putting m n
in his place he moved for the dissolution Of the society
and the sojournmeni q the meeting dc which
ID erutf rfu ud Nj n.tv
expressed bis deter min alton % form another society for
mutusl protection aud got W the following CALI the
sIot fore meeting ON Monday evening -
We the updenspes forvarssr.. runners. sai bosraar
Sk street on Mon nS ,S ns ~ o 81 70 sr S' a
,Nn' ,sto s'e''J ioI -p,o''e'i'n' ALI.
! fls -, r.. N sn,I', Sxss.ssa.
TEsa.s,s SarIis' ~, W1i'i.ler {. Gardner.
. ssiov.r. yotn knrishL EsfSss others.
Il Is ssid that the difference about the presidency has
arisen from the Jealousy Of rival houses.
sIiovsEIor Al wEsr poiSr--on Friday morning the
Wright Independent Rifles. Of jersey CITY, wtn; on
soa commands by Capt Mallon. lmpanied by their
invited guests the New York Volunteers detachments
from oiLai military corP. and NUMBER q civilians from
both tidcs 81 the river Mr Cozzens bad advertised
time ago 20 the effect that excuron parties could not
obtain admission TO his PREMISES his hotel
eivsly sIprtpriatedto the reception % private families
aud Transient guests, and Il appears requested Capt
Nalonnot e. land his party at has place However
excurfOn party we've landed 10 the humber OF Al
hundr ds To the cred. q the New York yOuntesr the
Rifes q Jersey and the majority ~ those decke Ia
vars grim dress,' they marched OF In martial array TO
the plains about NO miles from the hotel to euioy
soldiers r.past In soldiers simple way Several OF the
parties who len behind up the hotel crowd
ing the door, and asking for admission aud soon the
piazza gave wsy. Angry words sDsued bet vepn Ia.
inmates and the intfuding party. when a general /
rs BIT .nfusd which lasted about Eve minut4 During
the disturbance Nr Cozzsns and his sou Theodore /
we're severely njures the latter having his lever su
fractured We undersfsnd Mr. NcDousld Mr. Ncna- |
nuf constable In Jery city and several otherp we're
sso injured II sppcsrs that about the time the cra-h
toe place a. the door that alteration Occurred be.
tween Mr. Cozzens and Justice Chambers OF Jersey
sy (pr.sjdent al the e1cvrsoD) which together vita
tbs exciemet previously prevailing The origin Of
tlE riot. Mr.. CozzsDs hOSer gardens aud orcharls
much rUred tud many q bis 1tf valuable fruit
tees sholy d troyCd Yesterday a0rn0g were In.
tontd thai the Jersey Rifles and the NeE York vouu.
were the instgators aud principal esn1actors Of
n riot We HAPPY 20 record however % a neither
lad snythibg 20 90 Win the Dig acefGl affair that
.tdy hey ccLdUeted tb IN elves ke and t3norable
oldtrs uLtl their return. There nay have been
nsIl nun Vber q them uho departed from straghs
me old c. u ndulzrc little beyond The rues "
eretion in tie flowing bowl aud. thereflrs,
tna.utd Tell I'd. but Ust pum5er was small We
ndsrftapd iha, Mr. Cczzens intends o. pro.ecuts
"a that Mr NcNao,.s viii commence iaF ait against
be Of TIE Young eosze -. whom he charges with bav.
x Injured him sitb a di X knife II afp,ars that Mr.
caiasus vas IneSist;pz be- weep VIZ Chambers and Mr.
izzepp when he vss stiuck nth a DIRK Knife 10 the
eek which laid 10 fairly open, having received other
ur.s,s Ne Is nov confined TO ~ mouse IN Feeble