New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03
CITY ITEMS

and Henry Schroeder. as well as CASpAr Senger
The first named were bailoi IN the morning, but
considering themselves perfectly innocent OF the
charge, they demanded a hearing. Consequently
Mr. and Mrs. McCariy were invited TO attend and
made their appearan. e before the Justice
Nh. McCarty WAS FIR, sworn. AMI sad that she
could not identify OF the accused present a haV-
ING caused any rot on Monday asst the 96th of MAY,
whereupon Mr. Francis Kellner WAS discharged from
the complaint, and his bail from responsibility.
Mr.. McCarty sworn said that he had seen the as-
cused Schroeder. Al the time when the Germans first
made their appearance before his house but that be
id not recognise the young being one Of the
aSs@an.s on his honse. and that he did not see any
act Of violence committed by him This accused
and his bail were then also discharged
Deponent. McCarty. then entered upon state
ment concerning the not before his house. which we
have already communicated IS par; OF the testimony
before the eoroners InGueStS. lie asserted that he
had shot IN SELF defense, and loaded BIS double
oarreied gun for second time tia: he hal shot one
Of his friends who fned 10 prevent the Germans from
their acts. which he much regretted that one man
had rushed IN upon ms vie with table leg. ami
SwOre that he would xii her, 0ui that she had been
protected and saved by two Turner'S To whom he ieil
much indebted Among the aSSallantS were Just as
many N citizens dress as IN that of the Turner'S
\ long argument then arose on the part of the
counsel for the defense. MessrS ChcdSey and Lux.
10 the prisoner, CaSpar Senger AmiavtS
were produced touching the cretiollty OF the
accuscr, Thomas Stanley, with regard 10 the
charge that Senger had stabbed man
but The Justice, under advice 90 the Assistant DIS
trct Attorney. concluded that AS he had once com
mttcd the prisoner. ne had no rlght 10 enter upon
any defense whatever, neither proof OF an abb nor
lmpcaChmenis Of the crediblliy of the accuSerD as
he had only q Limited authority anu no right 10 Try
the criminal case. The ASS slant District Attorney
advised the party for tle defense 10 issue wit OF
ha1eas corpus before one of the Judges OF the SUI
prcme Court of Now-JcrSey This will De done ac-
Corl.ngly as soon a> possible.
The prisoner. 'aSpar Sengar, was then brought
before the Court for examination. on the charge Of
having participated IN The riot and Mrs Mccarthy
again declared that sue could not recognize him.
lie consequently discharged from this COM
plant
By particular request q Counsel and Court, we
hereby state that the following prisoners viii under
go an examination on Thursday afternoon At
O'Clock and that every one who has to prefer a
charge or has sworn TO The affidavit OF arrest, Is 70
appear TO sustain hiS complaint
CaSpar Sengcr. charge of SiaOhing jacob eros
sart samuel Lehlch. Philip Besel Philip Lorg, Ja-
COZ Paps, and Ado.ph Gambler, all for rot
New MODE OF DRAISING SiNKs.-A tOm-
mittee Of both branches of the Common Council,
with the city Inspector and some other gentlemen,
Yesterday Witnessed at 500 Greenwch->t the opera
the New-York Pneumatic Draining Company. The
result of the experiment IS described to us by an IN
telgent friend who was present. rs highly satlSac-
tory By this process priVy may be cleared ont m
twenty minutes without the emission of any oior or
any other unpleasant circumstance attending. Il Is
done IN the daytime with no inconvenience To the
house or persons Ia the vicinity, 10y means of pneu-
matte pressure The apparatus consists of cylinder
from which the air has been evacuated to this Is al
tached suitable pipe leading into the sink then a
valve is turned when the vacuum IN the cylinder Is
at once filled by the substances the sink which
forced into It by the pressure of the atmosphere
When one cylinder is filed the pipe IS attached 70
another and SO on uutil the sink perfectly cleared
out By this mode the diffusion of nauseouS gases Is
altogether avoided This method Is mainly the same
a. that pracced at Paris for years past though
we understand that the Company have made some
Improvement in this apparatus. The superiority OF
their method over the usual disagreeabe and ncon-
venent process must We should think lead to its
universal adoption by our citizens. The Company
have petitIoned the Common Council for leave 70
operate their machines by day, and we see no reason
Why their petition should not be granted lhey
might also, We should suppose, well be employed IN
clearing the sewers. This would save the public the
foul 0dors and disgusting piles OF filth which are now
heaped up al the openings INTO the sewers when that
operation Is performed The ONCE Oi the company
Is at 81 Mangin-st
NIBLo's.-The arrangement between
Me>,r> Burton and Niblo is likely to be the most
popular topic of the Summer. The popularity Of Mr..
Burton, with the host OF talent that he keeps under
ms control and the welknown favor with which
NIblo's saloon is regarded by the community, must
produce fror for the comedy nights that will crowd
the house 10 It's utmost limits Burton begins well.
Sherdans admirable production, The Rivals, sup
ported By Messrs. Burton, Blake, Lester, Bland,
Johnston, Mesdames Russell Hughes, Skenett and
Hil. presents powerful claims to the lovers Of the
sterling, legitimate and well-acted comedy
- The third Anniversary of the Tenth
Ward Temperance Society will take place this even
ing in the Alen-st Methodist Church Some Of our
best men will hold forth on the occasion. The
friends OF Temperance and especially those who are
not. are cordially invited to attend. We hope the
Firemen Of the Ward will accept the invitation to
be present Let all come young and Old, prepared
to give hearty response to the collection which Will
be taken up IN AID of the cause IN the Ward
DErgNrIoN.-The steamer Franklin,
hence for Havre, on saturday, was detained short
time by an obstruction which had been placed IN her
engine by some person.
- Mr.. SrETsoN, of the Astor House Is,
we regret 10 state confined his bed by severe at
tack OF bilious fever.
Loco-FoCo LAND Reform MEETING
There Is to be 4 meeting Of the Land Reiormers at
Tammany Hall tonight, but as the whole thing Is got
I'D bv the Loco-Focos We presume there Will De Out
slim attendance Of the true reiofmers. Senator
WestaH, Of Florida and Hon Andrew Johnson oil
Tennessee hare been merted TO address tho meeting
this evening
~ Rev. William Adams has been elected
tie vacancy 10 the publishing Committee Of the Ame-
rcan Tract Society occasioned by the death Of ths
lsmented Rev Dr. Erskne Mason