New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-07
AT LAsr.-The Academy of Music is positively ad-
vertised to open next Monday. See advertisement.


ASSUMING DOUBTFUL PowERs.-We understand
that in uptown district the Inspectors of Election
elected Coroner Hills and others, who had taken a
place in the polroOm TO watch the canvassng of the
ballots. They were requested to leave the room, but
would not claiming legal right to be present they
were not interfering with the Inspectors in the per-
for1nance of their duties. Reason and law Were ig-
nored The police were called in to put the intruders
out, which they did. Complaint has been entered
against the Inspectors for this assumption of power
THREE STEAMBOATS, AGRoUND.-The steamboats,
Hendrix Hudson Francis Skiddy and New Word
ran aground near Castleon, few miles from Albany,
on Wednesday night, about 10! o'clock, while their
trip TO this city. 1t appears that they turned aside
from the channel to make way for quantity Of barges,
which were in tow. The passengers were landed in
small boats, and proceeded to Albany yesterday morn
lug in time 10 take the cars for this city.
CAR UPsET-NoBoDY HURT.-Yesterday train
Of New. Haven passing Yorkville one of the
cars thrown off the track, supposed to be by
stone, and turned completely upside down. There
were several passengers in the car, but
rously injured That they refrightened is wonder
Recorder Smith again held Court at his rooms in
Chambers street yesterday afternoon and entered into
an examination of the parties charged with rotng
the I'D of October 1885, at the public house of Geo.
ID. Davis corner of Broadway and Eighth avenue
Upon the following affidavit The arrest of John Toole
and others made:
Cty and Copaty Of NEG York .-Georee D. Davis of said
the pebc house known the Columbian use situated
At the junction OF th Eighth sveue and t3 pup
ing the th of October last of the citizens of the Twenty
second Ward ra,fy the nomination OF James Libby and
Democratic a
appointed for said meeting large number OF citizens pescsby
bed, and citizens, friends of Nj Libby.
with music entered the bArroo they followed
usS Whom IN S oT the Event .SeG WS
another officer named John Cakey and Joseph Masuue also
frm John Carmsn Mchse Carman several other. to the
eeJ ont Boy. let u. have Fernando Wood and one Russell
drink and at that moment thrown from the
s, .Ds ior the WI me +" ave ff tby s.y va
ihe bsrroom and most Of them over the crowd
the house breaking all The sSshes GAS shutters blinds
eIe comncd 70 Nv for their lives dep,ueut Ieo"e.,e9
cers C6.key and 0Roukc to arrst some Of the rioters.
wen, down the shth avenue without atePtius qucn
the disturbance OF arrest any Of TIE parties John Orooe
rioters boys give to them them he'll they de-
"'eve T." DePonent says that th9 p'on'
Toe JobS pUD Henry Roster PatcE Fox Johu Casinan
SiebSsI Csfn.S PtteT Ms.cr,on john Mscr.ou, William
Mastorson Patrick Grove james Fox, Patrick Corey William
MasSr, 'I Pifes keaTna Pak kce.c MIN connolly
Patrick Green Michael Green who dePonent PHys be
arrested aud dealt with sccor ding - law GEO d. DAVIS
Sworn before me this lst day Of November 1870
JAMES VI. SMITH, Recorder
Mr.. Spencer appeared ON behalf of the accused, and
asked The Recorder to Postpone the examination M some given
time.
The Recorder said that be had not the power to do
80 BY statute.
Spencer-Such things have been customary with
magistrates, and custom almost makes law.
kecorder.-l know that II has been customary. but
have done II and viii do while hold this
ofcc should consider that n did would be guilty
my intention TO send the papers before grand uy forth
with
Spencer.-Well, then, will 90 on with the exsm.
ns,ion will give thirty minutes cor suit with my
clients and read this affidavit " them
RecOIder-Ihat | Will do.
Spencer taking the affidavit addressed the prison.
saying The snartest me
Into the other room"
At the word each imagining himself the snsrtest
man all marched Of 10 consult with their counsel.
The consultation having terminated, Mr.. Spencer
proceeded cross xaminc Mr.. Davis as follows;
&C. about $40 O'Clock when the parties entered nv
about fifty sixty we're Inside md outside
there noise premises should think there
forty sixty persons who with the band 81 music
they into the bSrroo cannot that OIoole
IN with the parties or followed them the music wss bag piper
OR0urke win them when nfst OIo0le, be
stood about the middle Of the room; do not know where