The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-07
BrGOkByM City Ntyys,


InE Court OYER AND TsRMngR.-The Kings County
Court Of oy ara Temne organized Tuesday for
the March term. before Judge Strong presiding assisted
ty Justices Emnors and sehoonmaker when the follow
ing seu,lemen empsnrelled as the Grand Jury
John A. Cross foreman; Georges Ge'step, Il, p. Day,
Al. Kesch, Vim NJ Bairis James Miller EDWARD McNaiy,
John Whttelsey, Ira Smith Wm J. Demott Z. d. Shaw,
Gedge WorthiI gton Abr aham schoAIc Samuel Dorsey
John l. Kendan, George Thompson.
The Juoge in thsrslg the jury, uded to the law for
the suppression OF intemIeIa paupe ism and crime
and stated IL at lie had the Court of Appeals would
baye rendered lts decision before this me but he had
inoImston tt at IL could not be rendered until the
furth Tuesday in March, triosy previous. The Sa
r.me Court OF this district hsG decided agans. the
stiiutcna!y of the law ard until reversed the Court
of Appeals It must .sen the law Of the land and
tired to their LAHORE az he Special Term Of the supreme
Court or cd.
Tie cult Court Gale will te to day, in
regular order. Il embraces 40S cases.
1REDcING FOR OysIaRs y hIyts County Prom MTED.-
At citing Of the Beard OF super ysors Tuesday the
Special Committee Gume Laws reported ord,nsnce
inI osirg fine of sle any person not resident Of
Kf q county who shall lake Oysters from their beds
any of the public Of said county One half the
fine il to to the inotmer and the to the
county for the support Of the pcor further fine o
$50 is to he imposed detected dredging for
oysters wi b'n the limits Of said county The ordinances
vas Ade pted snd is to take effect Immediately.
MalyIard state Colonization society.
TIE sociery has been in operation fer quarter Of
century and the report congrRtua4es lts members
the succes lens cf Its lsbors John g. Lstrobe
Esq The late PRESIDENT and President cf the Nation
al soce y is justly conmsneed for his devotion 70 the
caue OF coitDzation fer lcrg scres years and tri
butte Paid to the late Dr. John r. Bscos OF tho Vice
Presidents, and also early friend OF the cause.
considerable portion Of the report is occupied with
matters that have appeared IN columns from time to
time, snc We ihere'cTe nit extended extracts.
The cety slce its last report has sent to Liberia
rut previously lgs including co rom Maryland
- f,cm Virginia, and so from Georgia, be,i6es 80 sent
rt M baltimore To Hayt, in 1892 raiirg the whole
Der $50.
The Board makes It's Acknowled ynents to officers Of
tho United states Navy, Who visiting the coast of
Africa take great nterca. in The welfare Of the oolorists
fhs uct ofttm ksyo, of the African squadron, is
rar tcuarly CONNER del.
The report il signed BY Charles Howard President end
~ scccnpanied by hort report TO the stature,
2ned by tha same gentleman and Judge Giles State
loLization managers. From the Attsr report taks
tic tclIoSiIg:---
The NUMBER of mAnumissons In this State since tho
1s January 1864 reported to ths Board 3t4, OF
which 10 we've TO iaAe immediate effect and 199
prospective TIE entire number reported TO ths Board
their ORG snzatcn in 1892 has been ST. OF which
1.StN were immediate And 8 038 prospective, condi
titns Tie amount era nvn by tho State Managers from
the Teasuly from the LIST Of January 1854 to the LIST Of
Jenus5y 1856; is $50 ,Ooo making the total auoun.
drawn since the paeaye Of the act Of 1852 600 The
al ole Of this unit has teen s being expended By
tie Maryland State Colonization Socie,y Under the IN
Of free OF color from MAI t. Africa and in
proydiDs Tor their establishment and support far
Is necessary, according TO 'hs provisions Of the several
acts OF the General Assembly abcve men n.c ned.
ATTEMPTED Arson ~ WArgR sr7EEr.-Bstwsen six and