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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-11
Brooklyn city Intelligence.

PrnLIc scHooL ExAMNArIor. second annual exA-
mnation of School No l3, which commenced on Thurs
day and continued during Friday, was resumed on
Saturday This is the last Of the annual examinations,
and the district is one of the most extensive comprising
ted at the corner Of Degraw and Hicks street in
South Brooklyn and the whole is under the able princ
pal Mr. Clarke The average attendance Is in the whole,
1910 pupils.
CRY CouRr Nov s-Before Hon Judge Greenwood,
and Aldermen Lambert and Hustled Suspension Of Sen
tnce on Daniel 4Hen-This prisoner was by arrangement
brought up to-day when the Judge abiding to the cir
Of the already stated said that the
production of the book, which counsel had since pro-
and the apparently genuine entry therein, made 1t
very doubtful whether the prisoner could have been In
Brooklyn on the day when very brutal and inhuman
assault had been committed by some one After due ed
vice ard deberson the Court felt their duty further
suspend the sentence until the fourth Monday In the
present term and in the antme action would 90
had in the matter. The court then Of crim-
nal jurisdictioa adjourned until Wednesday morning
next.
Block Ifdeiy- DeHcafe husiisotion The Court (ss
enc of civil jurisdcton) has been for two days trying
on issue directed in divorce su by Charles p Ora
are coicred people The Court ruei the issus no h
tried wsswheher the defer ant had not on or prior
to the 18th August, committed adultery with Peter
DE Witt in the city Of Brooklyn, elsewhere in the
county Of Kirgs numerous audience have testified
their interest in the details for the part unit for
Court adjourned
Kings County, CouRr OF SESSIONS Sam r.
johnson Judge, and Justice, stillwel and Wright -
Nov. s-lEdtcimenf for ObsfIucfing a Hghray The
trial Of james p Taylor indicted for this offence which
commenced On Thursday, terminated at late hour on
Saturday without verdict. The substantial question
at issue was the title TO piece Of ground at the Bottom
Of South Seventh street below First street williams
burg snd formerly in the occupation Of the Old Will
liamsburg Ferry Company, and which had been sppro-
priated by the Commissioners for street A question
Of Law was raised for the defendant whether the
taking andlaying 1t down the map by the Commits
sioners regularly would constitute sufficient
dedication to the public to render the defendant
liable to criminal Indictment for nuisance. The
Judge overrued the objection, and allowed the to
go TO the jury who after absence Of two hours said
1t was improbable that they would agree aud
were, thereupon, discharged.
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Court OF General Sessions.

Before Judge Beebe aud Aldermen Dodge and Smith.
Nov 10 Young Brgiws-.s Gong of HouseJresk.r,
Disposed ef-Four young men, named Francis Frees
VIM Gsrbet, Charles southvick and James Clark were
called 70 the bar charged with burglary the fret
gree There four indictments against the prisoners
for derrtdstione committed upon dwelling houses In the
upper part Of the city during last summer when most
OF Tour wealthy citizens at the watering places The
accused are all under the OF twenty and bear
the appearance Of young rowdiee class Of individuals
scores Of whom may be at the Of the streets
In the upper wards. Tho first indictment rought mp
was charging the prisoners with having bur9larous
~ entered the dwelling bouse Of VIM. q. Bull, Esq, Of
No CO Ninth street, in September last and stealing
therertm wearing apparel and other vAiuables worth
from e125 to $50. II appeared thst when the house
was broken open, Mr. Bulls family were all at Rock.
away and person resided In the building The base.
ment shutters forced open, pane OF window glass
broken and thus gained to the bolt whh last
ened the window down; this being removed left no Inn
pedpent for the robbers had only raise the wndsv
take possession Of the premises being placed At
the bar three Of the prisoners Frees Garbe and South
wick pleaded guilty to burglary in the second DECREE;
Clark having previously demanded separate trial The
court accepted the plea Of the three and proceeded Il
sentence two 81 them, Frees and southvick who we're
condemned TO serve each ten years at hard labor In the
state prison at Sing Sing.
On passing sentence the prisoners judge Beebp said
he was panied TO witness the fact which he was called
upon to witness from day to day In this court via that
90 many corrupt youths are to be found In our city 90
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Police In telllgence,

Highway Robbery by Three Women.-Ohcers Lord and
Goughan, OF the Sixth ward police arrested, about
O'Clock Sunday morning, three colored women resi-
dents of the Five Points, named Ellen johnson, Ann
saulting white man named James Wade, resident OF
Rondout, ard captain of canal boat No. stealing from
his person, by force pocketbook containing S23 1t
seems that the three women met the complainant in
misr conversation with him, they in concert seized
hold Of him, pulled him down, and when down. one
threw heavy shawl the head and face Of their vic
tim, and thus held him, preventing his making any
alarm while the other two forcibly extracted from his
pocket the money as above set forth As ss the
plainsnt when able to regain his feet gave alarm.
and the above officers made search for the guilty parties
and found them closeted in den near by They were
taken into custody and conveyed to the station house
and from thence before Justice Osborn The complain
ant there identidad the prisoners the parties who
knocked him down and stole from his person the
money. The prisoners were committed to prhon for
trial.
Ungratej,d CondIct-RoJ5ing a Sister-A woman named
Bridget Waldron, alias Curey well known to the police
of the Seventeenth ward charge of stealing spockst
book containing $50 So the property Of Thomas Lyon,
residing in Eleventh street. near Avenue A. The &C
cused seems was only recently released from Black
wells Island she had served out term for soma
petit offence and the promise Of good conduct Mrs
Lyon who is the prisoners sister, took her into her
family but scarcely had she been in the house three
days before she entered the sleeping apartment OF Mr.
Lyon and from his pantaoon pocket which lay by his
bedside extracted the money above named She then
covered, but subsequently found at dance house
in Elizabeth street, dressed up in new dress and shawl
purchased with the stolen money On the police search
ing her trunk, several spoons and forks were found
marked ii. l.. w. l. NJ. L. w, for which owners are
wanted Justice Mountfort committed her to prison for
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III the Gases Of burglary which have been tried before
me since have been on this bench said hiS hensr
netenths Of the burglars have been young nen under
Thssy year. Of age and many Of them under twenty
soy 20 90 any act Of wickednsss rather than appiy
snsmfeives TO an honest calling BY which they nl9ht
I rSa hylihood now say, for the bensat Of
~ wne are within hearing Of my voice. that this court
sIs aetef@insd to break up this syssm II possbls We
Wiz Punrn THESE young depredators when convicted
noss 70 me sxtsnt Of the law; and want it to be
Understood that II these Of awess vsxsbonds viii
commit these depredatons they need expect no mercy
when convicted here The prisoners being removed the
accomplish
eJsmes Clark was placed at the bar and ;urv amman.
need TO try him 1t appeared from the evidence Of
Bull that when be went away from his house had IL
fastened well possible, under his inspection
and when he returned he found 1t broken Open Is above
described The wardrobes in the house had evidently
been rapsacked and number Of valuable dresses had
been stolen from them gold chain and some other
vsluabes also missing =.
Officer william J. Bell a policeman attached to tbs
office Of the Chief Of Police testified that the 10Th OF
September he arrested the prisoner who had upon his
person attached to watch the chain, which Mr. Bull
identified as the taken from his house. The accused
acknowledged that he took the chain from house ia
Ninth street When arrested Clark who is a mere 10y,
Of small growth laughed and said Well suppose they 8
CLARK and his three companions arrested, at
bafber shop the Eighth between Forty third
and Forty fourth streets The establishment appeared to
be the Joint property Of the prisoners although South
wick said that he was shoemsker by trade The pri-
soner had no defence except witnesses to
good character previous to this charge but this test
mony Of itself rather slim and the prisoner having
admitted that he took the chain for dc ubt
let In the minds Of the jury to his guilt but ii
not shown that the building entered in the night
time and as appeared that there person in tho
mouse at the time Of the burglary the jurors declared
Cark guilty OF burglary in the third degree only. Sen
tence was reserved.
The court adjourned at early hour the presidins
Judge being called upon to attend the funeral OF
tive.
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Marine Affairs.

AhsTiI o. TIE srEass,ur U,ioS.--The steamship
Union, Captain Budi arrived ct her wharf at o'clock
yesterday morning. from New Orleans having made the
run In six days and nineteen hours mean stesmIne and
from the Southwest Pass to sandy Hook In ak days
eight hours We have received by her files Of New Or
leans papers day ahead Of the mail for which We arc
indebted TO the politeness Of Mr. Purser W g. Haven
hne new chip Of about nine hundred tons burthsn
nov nearly completed at the yard Of Messrs Cbsce n
Davis, in Warren. has been purchased BY Messrs y "A
y mauran and Captain N. g. Msursn, Of this city and
Meeers eturges, Chairman co. Of New York will imme
datey be finished She IL three decker of superb
del and put together IN the builders superior STYLE
combining speed strength and beauty Her name has not
yet been determined upon She Is intended for the g.
neral freightng business under the command OF Captain
N. O. MaurAn = Protidence Post.
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United states rrnr.hnI's Once. >
RETURN OF holland, THn rGsIrIyE SLAVE

RETURN OF POLAND, he FUGITIVE sLAVE-Hfs
RANSOM MONEY CO, 000) PAID.
Nov lO-l will be In the recollection Of our readers
that John Bolsnd, fugitive slave, owned by Mes.rs
Barnett Andrews, Of Columbia, South Carolina, was
cent back to his months ago and that the
cum OF $1,000 was IN short time afterwards subscribed
IN this city TO purchase his freedom On saturday eve
Mrs boand returned to New York and presented him
eel the Msrshs and then proceeded TO Poughkeepes
where his wife resides and where he had been arrested
whilst purtuins the trade q tailor This day, Mr.
Barnett one OF the owners attended ct the Msrshals
tMce and having signed and delivered the msnumssion
o. the slave, Mr.. Tsumadee handed him check for
$1,000 the amount subscribed and lodged In bic hands
~ the ransom money.
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NV LoRr-Nel rsggusglio dial Times al Teri dsto "a In
sessione della Camera de Comuni no letto che Notrs
Eecell,p MA, risptBdendo ad questions III Sir d.
Evans taluRe qualifications del Sig Gladstone contra
II Goverpo del Re mic augusta Psdrope, disse
duto suo doytre dele medesime inviar copie Minist
britannica presto lie vare Corte di Europa
sicceme replica ale cennats qualifications, fon-
data sopra VALID document uscits qu recentemente
Ia preeherei volere dstrihure nelio stesso modo in
che hs distribute 10 brochure del Sig. Gladstone.
La nota massmi audi ct alteram partem Ia cortesis
di Noetrs Eccelenza (Eello attuas incontro. ancor
meglio Ia al lei gustizs mi fanno spsrsre che Nosrs
Ecceler vorra rovare Ia mia domands indcrets
-Aeeoga, Sc (FiIm.to) CAsrELcIoALA;
following answer was given -
sm II have the honor to acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter Of the 9th inst accompanied BY pamphlet
entitled The Nespolitsn Government and MI Clad "a
representatives Of Great Britain at foreign courts beg
to ,tst in reply that cannot comply with your request
wirhipg contribute towsrds the circulation Of
pamphlet which in my opinion is not credtable either
to te author to the government II attempts 70 defend
10 the political party Of which II makes itself the
Ifeei mysefcslled upon to declare that Mr. Gadstones
letters TO Lord Aberdeen offer the melancholy picture
Of system Of intgsty, injustice, and cruelty which
country The information have received from various
sources has led to the conclusion that the English
writer has not exaggerated the evils he portrays On the
contrary the object OF the author appears to have been
TO call public attention to abuses which they he'd last
I'd longer would have undermined the found atom of the
Nespotsn government and would sooner or later have
led to those violent explosions which fellow protrscted
system Of aggravated injustice The Neapotan govern
mant moreover isund.r sdeuson IL II supposes that
Tissue Of uDounded assertions and hazsrdsd deniaL.
mixed with gross attack upon political parties will rem
der II spy essential service or cid u In the object has
inyev. In conclusion, may add, that the pamphlet
which, in despite Of him consm, rather than
this conviction. Ism. Sc, PALMERs10N.
The important emissions trsu this copy will b,
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MKssRs. A. DENNlsToUN AND cos CIRCULAR.
Exsa "a

FkssN III a. DENNIsTOCN AND CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, Oct "a 1851.
STATE or TRsDE-Tbe accounts from the interior are
not very brsk sf fair amount Of business IL doing in
Manchester and cotton spinners are probably employed
Asbes-Pot ashes rather lower. leo barrels having
been stld at re Cd to us Pearl In moderate demand
at zoe Cd per cwt Turpentine tar sales report
ed sales about 0t0 barrels American ct
&c ID 10 3e I'd for and Is &C. to Is Cd per cwt
for good and fne qualities. Taow Is rather lower In
ct Bps to 3es Cd North American 36s TO according
to quality and South American at 35 Cd to 3 Cd
cwt. Lard.-10 to so tons American lard have been
sold, at o decline OF Is TO "a per cwt oils-6o tons
boiled seal oil have been sed at f26 TO f2 per ton and
30 tons cooredst AS los to $50 per ton small par
eel American whale oil sold st f51 300 tons palm oil
bave been cold at f28 Sc 10 f26 les from the quay prn
cpaly at the latter price Spirits Of turpenne dull
o. sle at previous quotations. Dyewoods-Ths sales
have been 200 tons Campeachy ogwood at f5 15s TO IS
LIS Cd and some all parcels Of Jsmsics and Sc Do
mngo at f37s Cd to f3 Ia Cd, and $50 tons Nicara-
qua weed ct 10 los to f13
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Court OF oyer and Tcrminer.
Before Chief Justice Bdmonds and Aldermen franklin
and Miller.
Nov 10 In consequence Of the Illness Of prisoners
counsel the Of Lopez for the murder Of Foster tbs
policeman Of the Fourth ward could not Ne proceeded
With No other Gaze being ready the court s5iomasi
10 Thursday mornipg next, at 10 O'clock
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r, y. WV rEtntH MIhIstfy.
Inc Pare Nfonaspr Of the 9th ult., contains a
series o. DEGREES By the President of the republic,
dated the Elysee National, the 18th, constituting
the new ministry. tThe names were given in Mon.
N Lacrosse, Minister Of Public Works, born in
17y4 the son of Admiral Lacrosse adistn guisbs adj
citizen Of the first republic and officer under the
empire. He was member of the old Chamber Of
Deputies for Brest and during several years one of
the secretaries of the Chamber. He always voted
with the opposition against the ministry of NJ Guizot
and carried against the ministry, on the occasion OF
the rupture Of the entente cordiaie with England
apropos of Mr. Prtchard, a motion for adding
nine three millions Of francs to the budget of ma
rire. To the Constituent Assembly he was returned
for Finistere for which department be continues to
sit in the Legislature. After the election Of the
10th December, M. Lacrosse became q member OF
the cabinet Of Qdion Bsrrot, in which bs undertook
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TCEsDAY, September Z3-6 II. VI.
BEEsDsrvFrs-The Flour maj ket appeared firm to-day,
with salss Of 1880 bbls previous prices including
fancy Ohio, at 81 49, 80 35< fancy Genesee, at 81
70 81 6!i; extra Ohio at 81 so s5 and extra Gene
see, at 81 IS IS rs. Canada at 81 for
sweet and SO 81 a for sour in bond souhei showed
greater animation leO0 bbs mixed TO favorite old and
rev. having been disposed Of nj - 81 25 and fancy
ditto at 81 rs IS Is Rye flour and Jersey meal
manned ~ previously report d. Uedt favored factors
1890 bushels Canadian fetched 90c.; s7e0 Michigan
white 80 9oc and 900 Southern. aboutB0c Rye aud
Harley without alteration. Outs moved 10 a fair
tent at ~ 33c, for new Westsrn lsDd 80 81 c for
new Northern, indicating better market Corn had an
upward inclination There 40 900 bushels damaged
&C purchased at So soc; Western mixed at 591f
COO and round yellow. at 90 &c. Imported today
l25 bags Italian wheat, 90 bushels barley
CorIoS The nslket continues dull; the operations
Effected to-day all before the receipt Of the advices
per Washington. and amounted about 200 bales at
pri.es fsvorng the buyer The inquiry stu continues
limited scale and present prices only ob,anabe
from the small amount holders bring out for sale.
PHovfsfoSs Pork wa unacrcd; 40 barrels meas
changed hands a SIS IS; old az SIS %; prime nj
Si3 - sl8 81 = and old No si2 81 a sl2 80 Beef re-
manned steady with sales Of go barrels the prices last
given Beef hams cut meats and dressed hogs very
scsrce and firm OF prime lard $50 barrels taken AZ
SIC as'te. Butter and cheese seemed uniform and
active.
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OntMondsy morning September "a Mrs s,RAH Met
Li, r.iict q the late John Mun In her $50 year ma
tive q he Abbey. equity Donesa al, ireland
Her frends aud those q her sons John and Patrick
and her son n-sv, Hamilton Farrell are requested 10
attend the funeral nom her late residence No Is War
rem street on wednesday afternoon Gath inst at 2
o'clock Carriagea will be readiness TO convey those
who attend % Calvary Cemetery
80 flUfhirg L. J, on September % Mrs s.p.g
MUS wife Of Nathaniel r. Mile, In the 25th year Of
her age
The friends and relatives o. the family are requested 10
attend her funeral from Cottage Place Plus hing
on Wednesday morning oath inst al 10 o'clock Her
rem aims will be taken 20 Greenwood Cemetery
At the Battery Ctel in this cit on September a. Mrs
FEArcrs O. BrcHEr eyed - years wife q James Beckett
Of Sen IraDcisco. Cal. Her disease ch.-r-v
fever coBifselei her passage home from California
Funeral service viii be performed this "wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock at 10 % Clarkson street The
friends II the deceased and those q her husband are
invited 70 attend without further invitation Her re-
mains will be taken 10 Greenwood
On Tuesday morning, SEPTEMBER g AZ half pest 4
O'Clock. A. N, Miss SAHAH Nav WYcK HuRp, eldest
daughter Of Dr. Nelson l.. IIurd deceased and Hannah
HUrd.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral without further notice
from her riOthers residence No 1s5 Atlantic street
Brooklyn, this afternoon 2th inst % half past clock
At Brooklyn on September ~ SAMUEL infant son Of
samuel and hsrgarct Eimend0rf sloan. aged years 2
months end ~ ssys
The friends q the family are invited 20 attend the
100 Henry street, Br0sklyn
Oneeptsr Der H. al Tfumbui Com, Nrs Asa srrs.
f5 rrsd - yearf, wife q the late Capt Eish Sterling
at Bytor n. CsBad1. on September 10 Hon Mrs Df.s
~. wife Of Gel Dyuely y snl aistN q Lord E,su-
Borough.
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30 Rottiag Polio, man-on Monday night about eleven
O'clock, policeman Williams one Of the First ward po-
lice duty in Greenwich street man: who subss
quently gave his name John Flatery, up TO An
nd without any previous intimaon seized hold OF him
nd by force and violence, took from the policeman
rocket silver watch. valued at So aud of The po-
licenan de alarm for assstance and pursued the
rotber. aided by officer Hill They chased the bold
cal along Greenwich street and several Others and uit
matsly succeeded in catching him. The watch
found in the street gutter where IL had evidently been
thrown by the rogue in bis flight Yesterday morning
the accused conveyed before Justice 0sborn who
committed him 10 prison 10 the charge court
for trial IL the rogues becoming desper
when they actually assault and rob the police Who is
safe
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Passengers Arrived.

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