The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-10

suppose was twelve or fifteen feet from him; never
and Mr.. iean, then got between them; never heard
borrissey threaten to kill Poole In the principal facts
Here tss ea oe No G1n na III.
case was adjourned until this morning at 10 O'Clock
THE MAYORS PRoCLANATfos--$500 REWARD FOR
THE ARREST or BAKER.
BY reference to our advertising columns II will be
seen that Mayor Wood has issued proclamation offer.
ing reward Of $500 for the apprehenson of Louis Ba
ker the policeman, who Is alleged 10 be the party
who shot Poole, ON the night Of the oath Of February
Progress or tho MunicipaI Revolution.
THE sAkDIsIAN FRIGATE DEs GRSEYs-HER PAssEN.
GERS TO BE ALLOWED TO LAND CORRESPONDENTS
BETWEEN THE MAYOR AND sARDINIAN CONSUL.
The following has taken place between
the Mayor and the 0hevalier Valerie Actisg Consul
General OF the Sandman at this port In
on TO the passengers board the Sardnian rgate
Geneys It will be from the letter Of the Mayor
that he consents to their landing 1t has been salts
factoIy proved to bim that they not conycts as
was at first supposed but political offenders who fed
from their countries into Sardinia as a place Of
reipge-
HIS SANDMAN MAJErY's CONSULATE GENERAL
Nsw YORK, 9Th March, 1855. I
sR-Wih reference to your Hcnors letter of the Goth
day OF January addressed to Mr. Vice Consul Fabrcot
u, relative to passengers ON board his Sandman Maes
ysfrgae Des Geneys, and now in this port have the
LoncI 10 acquaint you, from ocii n add
ton to the official communications made you by the
g,rs all subjects of other couctries than Sardna
where they have only fed as political refugees, and
surveillance of the police for political offences,
not one has ever been convict II Is not TO
te fairly supposed that a national vessel would
DO allowed to lend herself to the ransanissicn
OF convicts and cast them the shores OF country
with which there exists treaty of anity and friend
ship Sardinia repudRtes any and every intention
and you may be that yo have pro ched
by reports Injurious to innocent Strangers. enclose
list OF the names nativity and past said
rOr
OF them, and upon the truth o. which you may rely
with great security as i comes to me from an official
necessary to give this list publicity is question leava
with your Honor say this because il these men had
disposed to advertise and add to their suering beg
respectfully TO have It eerstood that write officially
and show that they come on a voyage of mercy and Of
kindness. II may be wel k, vice to say that my goy
ernmenr desiring fully to carry out purely kind inten
ton have arranged to place in the hands Of such of
these men as without present means sums sufficient
to keep them from becoming burden to your city.
Honor the expressions Of high respect and con desson
with which have the honor 70 be
Your most obedient, humble servant,
JH Valerie.
Acting Consul General OF SARDINIA.
To his Honor the Mayor OF the city of New Yorx.
MAYORS OFFICE, NEw YORK, March o, 1855,
sm-Your communication OF the sth inst relating to
the persons board II s. Msiesty's rrgate Des
Geneys, in ths port is received. IT ia gratifying have
the strong assurances which II contains that they have
not been ccnvcts and sent here rather protec
zion from penalties for political offences than as a ban.
shment for the perpetratou OF crime These repreen
aon, correspond with the results of my own nvesti
cations, which, together with the ekaminat IL of
the agent 0. the Emgrant Comic issoncrs the U.aith
Officer at the Quarantine ground and the United states
Revenue officers lead to the that there
exist no valid reason for their longer dc enton board
III no other offences have been committed than opposition
20 the governments of which they have been subjects
would not exclude them and aeny them opportunity
of living under more enlightened and liberal institl-
tioas IL s certainly wish ge rather an
discourage emigration to this city, provided II is o.
character to ado to industrial wealth by aiding
developing the agricultural mineral and manufacturing
resources OF the country but when several recent
instances the ndolent depraved and diseased Snug
gled in upon through the agency OF foreign gov.
ernments, shall use every means at my comm Ind
to prevent their ipgress As to thete pers5us
board tho Des Geneys they have nothing to fear from
government local authorities II They will oboy
the laws respect regulations for the
OF The peace ano moras of the community. Iwthdraw
all objections TO their landing beg TO recipocae tho
friendly sp!it Of your letter and to adj that in the
many interviews have had with the Marnuis Taaearne
and yourseh this subject, that at time has any
othcr deposition been manifested by either than
desire 20 meet my wishes and comply with whatever
my Of duty should dictate for tho preserva
tion OF the interests Of this city, AMI which wouh De
compatible with the honor q your zorernmant.
am vcTv truly yours FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
10 the Chevsler Jn. y,IlIo, Acting Consul General
of Sardinia.
THE MAYORS COMPLAINT BOOK.
That bays play ball against compliments house,
corner Of avenue and Fourteenth street.
A countryman complains thst he was defraudei Of a.
Chatham street The money was recovered by officer
Wires.
That the occupant OF the upper part OF house III West
Fourteenth street, obsiructs the windows With sgns
That the owners Of house 166 Trst have
rased their house story higher than tho law SLOWS
AZ the walls are only eight nchos thick.
That The fat boiling establishment at 2TJ West Thirty
eighth streets perfect nuisance and that the stencil
add hith arc exceedingly unhealthy.
That lamps have Jeen placed In Fifty fourth street,
between liith ard sixth avenues, have been
lighted since they were placed in said street-now
That the sidewalk in Liberty street, adjoining the
Post Office, Il intoerabe nuisance being used for
purposes for which rear premises intended. The
smell arising therofrom Is sckenny in the extre
R,peated complaints Of this nuisauee have been
VIM Kohn o. 20 Division street, com plains that The
occupant, Of ~ sane street hangs out hrge nag
from the second story OF his millinery nsnt to
the annoyance Of his neghbors and violation Of tho
city ordnance.
Mrs. Cathern. Farles, OF lcO Anthony street com
plains that she left ta.ket containing marketing and
bunolc Of fourteen unmade coats at grocery store No
"a Iaton street, for few moments, On tho lat OF
March, intending 10 Toturn 70 take them 81 hor resi-
dence that after being absent ,ew momeats she ~.
turned and found thcy mad been delivered tae CLERK
AYERS, 10 German wsnan who had helped her carry
then TO the store and VINO obtained thom without her
knowledge conssn Mt
Robert Campbell of ia5 Washington Market. foreign.
er, complains thai tie nlija Marshal insists cyy,ns
upon b sSattes for costs and lnss for doing mill
tary duty for which he "a not liable by the sss Of this
state, and prays that stop may b put to like exor
tions himself and destitute coantry Ia tbi. caso
the Mayor says be grant rele and that tho
paiBant must be left 70 the mercy OF the Military Mar
shal.
ACCIDENT FROM BLi isTISG ROCKS
Mr. Archibald Greve, residing at Fifteth street and
Broadway appeared az tie Mayors Office and made
complaint against John ouin contractor, fer csreessy
blasting rocks his house by which his little boy
was seriously injured. Happears that his wh1 Ia
sx years old, was playins in front OF his house fri
dsy, tho "a inst With Other children at dstincs Of
40 or 200 feet from the blasts when they dis
charged and that piece Of rock struck him on the
right arm, breskng IL While his thigh was GlAo
rousy injured The Mayor referred the Justice
Osborn.
ARRRsTxD PoR KEEPING prsnEPUrABLE HOUSE,.
Justice osLorne On THURSDAY, issued nine warrants
for tho arrest Of keepers cf dlsordefy houses on aud
the Five Points and yesterday fI ot the parties