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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-22
City Intelligence.

NEW YORK JoURSEYMRN HOUSE PAINTERS. AN adjourned
meeting Of the New York journeymsn house painters
held last evening at Convention Hail. Wooster street.
Mr.. Joseph Elder chosen to preside and Mr. A. Aar
tin ociAtsd secretary The committee appointed ct
the previous meeting to draft constitution and bylaws
for new organization, to be called the "P-acdca Hoaso
Painte1s' Protective Union,o submitted censtitutan
The rnovatng features distinguishing IL from the preeent
association were, doirg with the syste OF bepets
and making the society entirely protective. fne conso
tuition was received with general approval by those
present The completion Of the organization and forA
decided TO be postponed till the general sentiment
learned Of house painters outside The present
1t announced that early meeting would b held
when decisive action would be taken.
MATRIMoNY AT rHB CTY HAIL-YesterdAy's storm a
drsnching rain it seems could not sbate the fAmes Of
love. In the afternoon, youthful and good looking
couple named Edward Msnlock and Anna ZoDas, from
Prussia to the City Hail. and desired to be oiosd
in wedlock. Alderman Ely Was called, and oicateA In
the discharge Of this interesting duty and the twain
made The liberal sum OF ffty cents
handed to the Alderman, whom tie ne wlysaade bidc
groom and bride took their leave their ming oyoua
forming pleasant contrast to the prevalent s.orA
and gloom.
ALARM or FIRE IN vHEY SRl1I.-Betweea and 10
O'Clock last night the alarm Of ERE in the Eighth district
caused BY charcoal burning in the area unds
the grahngs Of the building No. 48 Vesey street. The
charcoal had been left cArslessy, BY plumbers
extinguished No damage, except that caused
by breaking open the door.
The alarm in the Sixth district fore part Of tho
ing, was caused from . chimney ON fire.
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/ COr0ners' Inqucsts.
THE LATE SHOOTING AFFRAY IN ELM STREET-AC-

QUrTTAL OF THE ACCUBED.
Coroner Connsry engaged yesterday afternoon in
holding an inquest upon the body Of Antonio Mondss
the Italian who was killed n late aray at No. Al Elm,
street. Ths prisoner, Guido Fassula present during
the investigation, and attended BY counsel aud
number friends The evidence taken before the Coro
did not elicit any facts other than those pub
shed In the HERALD Of the 19h Inst Two women, CAths
ne Mccormack and Catherine Henry, testified that thY
the scue between deceased and the prisoner, and
Witnessed the shooting ARRAY, but they could not
who it that fred OF the weapon. They deceased
falling upoA the landing, and the prisoner making
his escape down stairs but they could not give any sa
factory account Of the shooting The dsp
hon OF the dying man was read to the jury as fo0ws-
Antonio hondel being duly sworn, deposed and sad'-
We lived together one yeAr; to-day, about 12x O'Clock,
Mr.. FassuIs removed his things from the house. IN the
removal Of which dispute respecting the stove In
our loom; we walked up steirs togsther at about .
O'Clock. Mr.. Fassula kept Stol in his trunk the dir
stove what amount Of money should be paid for the
ossesson Of 1t: told Fassu that he could MT hav
tn the S Ty' 70, i'm told him :. xsnsd T.:
commenced quarreing grsppled and then tho piso,
went off, both fell down stairs together; We never
identify Guido Fsssua now present as the man who fred
the pistol at me- ANTONIO MoNDE1L this mark).
Taken before me, this 18th of Aprrl, 1856, EDWARD D.
Il was stated By persons that the pistol used
the occ.son VA. the properly Of the prsonsr n bot ns
Witnesses who deposed that the pistol belonged 10 de-
ceased tRat he offered for sale few days previous 10
the casualty and at that time said he had ought II from
the prisoner and had paid him IS for IT, Tho medical
testimony of Or. Hoffman, house surgeon Of the New
York Hospital, was also rsad to the Jury, when the
Coroner summed up, and then rested the case. The
jury after due deberaon, rendered the following ver-
dict:-t That deceased, Antonio Mondell, came 70 his
during scufie with Guido FassujA." The prisoner.
however, was held to bail in the Of $500 70 answer
any charges that might be preferred against him growing
out Of the above ARRAY.
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Brooklyn CITY News.

FRANKLIN ENGINE Co. No. 3.-The members Of No. 3, OF
the Western district, brought home their engine from
the painters last week. and on Saturday had trial OF
her capacity in front OF their house. Henry street. b.
fore large number OF Interested spectators They played
from suction with hy feet Of hose open butt Of az
inohes into the gutter Of the City Armory height of 5
feet, sut SO the level With the hose n inch
2sle che tbrew 161 feet With THREE streams inch
rore threw III ees horizontal The engine has o,ea la
helyse syme fogr yeaSs.
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NEWSPAPERS.

THK PARIS CHRONICLE-oN THE IsT OF MAY
next VIII be published nav seni uouthy Journal 10 the
Try and commerce Each nunaber viii be embeished =
bsauu coloted q The fashions The ourns S
In art science fashion, the varied and gossip
Of the capital OF The oivfized world Published by Charles
HartwcA l8 kue vvierne Parts Terms Of subscription
months ~ sS svS:sRHens e be received for sbs
Broadway, New York. III - sr
n Ash PAID FOR OLD NEwsPAPaRs or ANY sIzE-
~ old pamphlets kind, Old writing pspeP, Cd writing
hooks old Hckes cards. handhin catalogues waste ps.
OF all sorts srd Sizes NBf buy thing that Is old
paper. j. CHAUNCY STOCKWELL
No. rs Ann street, basement
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THEATRES AND ExmDrioNs-The great pressure Of news
and advertisements oblises te ourta theatrical
and other amusement notices to ths following epitone
the attractions offered Of the different est Abshmsnts
this even.ng:-Broa iway-Mr. and Mrs, Barney Williams
In ths "Fsiry Circle Yankee Courtship" and 'Lims-
i.& Boy" Niblo's- The RAve's In the 'Ised Gnome'
and the sConscsipt" and Mile Robert in the sFes-
tva Dsnsant." Bowsry-The historical drama, the
sDaik Days of the Revolution" aud Mr. Glenn Sleek
in the "Serous Family Burtons-sGrist to the
Mill, "John Jones" and tho s'Bsrber's Plot"-Mr Bur-
ten plays two Of his most iaughabe characters. Wal
lack's-Mr. Wallack gives his fine personaton Of rhe
Stranger" followed by 'Used Up" Laura Kesne's-
The very popular drama Of 'Camle," with the great
original cast for the last time and the swss Cottage"
Broadway vsristies-The wonderful little juveniles
the "Gclden Farmer and the s'MAid of Munster"
Woods Mnstrels-Comic and sentimental melodies
eances and the burlesque Of Ncaragua State Sscret
Hope Chape-ReAdinxs from Shakspers and other illus
trious poets by Miss Mary Agnes Cameron assisted by
Mr.. Fairclough. Brooklyn Athenaum-Grsnd vocal and
instrumental concert by Miss Brsnerd, assisted by
number Of eminent artists.
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Naval IntofIfrence.

draft OF seamen intended fer the soop-ofwar Ports
mouth, arrived here Thursday, In the steamship Ro-
anoke, from New York.
At his own request Com MeCIuny has been permitted
to leave and Com. E. A. r. IAysIets has been ordered
TO- auccsed him In command Of the Gospoyt Navy Yard
Nnfax HaNa, AftR 10,
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come into their possession report tbs speedily IA
the Chief ofPoo under penalty of two hundred ds'ars
Tor neglect.
Msssrs. j. N. F1emming, James Morgan, VIM hcDer-
mitt and others appeared before the and urged
the injustice Of the leading provision. Of the present or
dinanee, and asked for change of the same sefgsns
no injury would be done to the public BY change OF Ne
ordinance, - asked for.
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Court Of Oyer and Terrnincr.
Before Hon. Judge Clsrks.

APRn N.-7hs Bdk0 trial again put cS.-rhe cours
was opened, and adjourned tin Thursday nsst, when
Judge strong will preside to complete the erparuaax
tse jury ths casa OF Louu B,ker charyet VIII. as
homicide or Poole.
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COAL.

COAL.
TOxi~WE ARE NOW Dfs0H ARdfN6 FROM BOAT
~ cargo Of very SUPERIOR and white ash and osg
coal which win sell at the lowest market prices for
AMBLEh OOLLORD, 3 Elizabeth street. near Canal.
rOAL-I AM NOW DELIVERING FROM MY NEW
~ yard Twenty aud Ninth the
best quality of Peach Orchard red ash COAL well screened
the low price OF 70 t0per ton. Weigh warranted o. forfeit
cGal JOHN MAODONALD.
CYDNEY. PICTOU AND LrNGAN COAL MINES
- There large stock Of esh mined coal at the above
nsmed mines The ngan mine bas boon opened expressly
fer the supply Of coal for has been tested By several
companies, and highly approved o. Persons wishing
import coal have crodta opened by applying Gu.
kAED. No, 4 Bowling 0rpep,
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SaAEsrKREAN ENTERTAINMENT AT HOPE CHAPEL.-Miss
Cameron who is known to the public by the du
heare OF Mary Agnes for this evening At
Chapel reading from Shakspere assisted BY Mr. Booth
roJd Fairclough young gentleman of marked hsrionic
talent We feel confident that those who go to Hope
Chapel this evening viii enjoy rich intellectual treat
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MHs AAR1A BRASERD win give concert q. the Brook
yu Athene am this evening Miss BrAinerd is of the
best Of our resident vocalists.
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TIE RECEPTION or MR. BuHANAS-Ths committees o.
the Board OF Aldermen and Councilmsn who wore sp-
pointed to arrange the city hosptahss vhsh are to bs
rendered to Hon. James Buchanan hia return from
his mission United States Minister ut the Court OF St
James, London, met yesterday, whom Alderman Ely was
elected Chairman. Mayor Wood also present. Alder
man Ely and Councilman Smith, Chairman of the Board
OF otCouncimen COMMITTEE directed to engage suita
bio accommodations for Mr.. buchanan ct the Everett
House In Union square, and to escort him. the arrvA
Of the steamship Arsso to the hotel when they ascer
tain the wishes Of the distinguished guest the conmitteo
viii be again convened for the purpose OF making further
arrangements for banquet On motion, ths committee
were empowered TO hire . suitable equtpage for Mr.
Buchanan and sufficient rumber Of carriages for the
committee to BE- In readiness at the dock the steamer
being telegrsphsd. The Mayor requested 70 notify
each member Of the committee through thu police tee
grsph Of the arrival Of the Arago In the bay Onmoon
of Alderman Herrck copy Of the preamble ana resolu
cns which passed both boards, ordered 70 b hand
souely engraved and presented TO Mr. BuohAnAn. Ad-
,iourned. s.af* .s4a. st rNs
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NEW YORK PASSENGER AND BAGGAGE
LINE.

The Councmen Committee on Ordinances held an
adjourned meeting yesterday afternoon to hear further
arguments for against the incorporation New York
Passenger and Baggage Line There large attend
of hotel propetor hack propristors and others In
tsrested in the matter
Mr.. WILLARD Arst appeared berore the committee in
opposition to the incorporation Of the line asked for He
urged that it would prove very serious detrment to
ton Of such company large number would be thrown
out Of employ ment.
Mr.. VIM LAwroN followed with arguments for the es-
tabshment OF the line. He claimed that the COM
paby would only come In competition with hackmen and
others. 1t did not ask their withdrawal desire It,
The design OF the company not to convey citizens
about the city but intended to convey passengers
to and from the hotels, railroads and STEAMBOATS,.
Mr.. COLEMAN Of the Astor House. spoke opposition
to the charter Of the company. It Was got up and in
tended q stock concern to make money for few TO
the detriment OF many.
Mr.. JAMES CLARK said he would give SIS 900 for the
charter asked for and guarantee to carry passengers for
eighteen cents, and would make money at 1t at that
figure.
Mr. w. W. LELAND explained length the nature Of the
organization proposed to be established He dwslt with
emphasis upon its not being designed q monopoly,
quoted the fine effects OF the system in Western o.
ties.
MP JoHs HAsaoS stated that Mr.. Leland told him he
detred to stock company Of It, and that get
the thing sgong they could charge what they pleased
Mr.. JOHN z. DEvNIN made lengthy argument against
the company He stated that 81 600 900 invested in
hacks and horses, divided among ], 500 haokmen. His
on these parties by the formation Of the company asked
Remarks ensued by several others, pro and con The
committee announced that this would be the final
ing hearing arguments and that they would prepare
their report upon the subject for speedy TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-22

NEW BOOK SIORE-THE SUBHCRIBERS HAvE JUST
opened stock OF choice books lately imported from Eng
land OF old and works In all departments of literature
VIII ch sy offer for sale 1T low prioes Among them the
Thames British Autobiography, portraits 5 " hf mor.
sbafsburys characteristics; BARK ed ", svo. Q.
ChalcoarsphmaniA; or Portrait Collector and Print
sellers Chronicle, 8vo. calf gilt. 90
Poems OF Catulus by Mott vol 8vo., cslt nest IS
National Portrait Gallery vo 4o., gilt London. - 00
French Portraits OF Emx ept Characers 2v 6vo 90
Works Of Aon.esque vols 8vo:, calf, gilt $50
Cowpers 1ransladons OF Homer, v, 8vo CALI gi. 2e
Aubre, q Lives OF ErniD ent Men ". b. 50
The Biographical Mirrors Of Ancient and Modsrn Eng
Nsh Portraits vols 4to, half calf gilt IL 90
Physiognomical Portraits Of 100 Distinguished Charac
Bsyle's Critical Dictionary, lov FOL. Lon sd... q %
BryaDts Ancsnt NJ hoogy 6v, 8vo rus gilt II 90
klutarchs Morals, ", 8vo. calf gilt 500
Tbornton's Plautus v, 8vo calf neat. 500
Crows Antiquities OF Engiand and Walss 4o mt 10 90
Racons Works 10 VOL 8vo, calf gilt 20 90
Dry den,a Works by Walter 6cot l8 8vo, calf g 81 90
Pope's Works. By Roscoe 10 vols 8vo. caH GIT ~ %
Or private libraries to which the PHSs pvsa and
i3s Fulton st. up stairs Nassau Broadway.
TTNITED sTATEs RAILROAD DIRECTORY, FOR
the names Of the officers Of all che rail-
tsined the length aud te.mn of the r,ads vol syo.
ZIG pages On receipt Of money and address, the Directory
will any part Of ha United States postage prepaid
In paper for dollar, k muslin for 81 l5 Just published
aud for sale at the office OF Es BaukerH Pearl
etIeet. b. HOMANB.
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COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS..

This Committee Of the Councilmen, Mr.. Van Rper
Chairman, met at P. N. yesterday. They made
animation Of the model of Mr. Mahon submitted to the
previous Board Of apparatus to be attached to the
wheels Of city to prevent accidents from persons be-
ing run over The patent has been described In the
HERALD. 1t stated that the different city railroads
during the past thirty five casualties occurred In
cudipg fifteen persons killed.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.


A NN1vERsARY.@Tm MARINERs FAMILY INDUS.
a trial Society viii hold their twelfth anniversary in The
Weanesesy %sS Se Se
eIpscsd % sar. from Hon Leigh Rey L. .Guye. and Rsy
society.
a of!fs Lover and Port Morris Marble Company win be
hea at their ONCE 81 warren street on the 24 day APRIL
'>' ' J55Hx A. scHwAaRR. sec'y.
I!AUTIoN.-TaE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
Wilson'S Ysnfse Match and sss. fhi % and are var
m0ush. sole ssssfS New
sss $ ssy n e.
Ssns S for he S % , in
ana sSs: ssc
MECHANICS INSTITUTE sCnooL-rHE ElGH'
se s,ossxay T.SsInace Wednesday evening s$4 inst,
pr ARE NNH IS RA3
NOTIoE.-IhE MEMBkRs OF FORT GREEN OdAP-
ns 5
VIII be brough. before the meeting. By Of
NolICE.A 0oNsTRgoToR OF FLOATING DRY
ferences and the patterns OF constructions architect
s al g ssSsss he.s ss FrsSce room r. s'G Sa
Esnday April a. from Il O'Clock In the morning TIL 2in the
NogIoE.THE ANNuAL ELE9TIoN IoR FIFrEE.
q the new Library Building in Uniyersty pacs between
s sS ss A @ ss
p.s WIN 0' A 81 % a1y snd = s
NOTICE Is nKREBY GIVEN THAT AN ELEorIoH
OF the Accessory Transit Campany for the ensuing twelve
Monday the 5 Of MAY at the office OF Company
No: Bowling Green. By order. ISAAC q. LEA, secy.
NEW YORK; April q. 1856.
NoYICE-I COMMENCE THIS DAY TO SERVE UP
TnOs. DOWNING, Nos. and s Broad street, New York.
OFFlOK OF THF MAsTRRToN SMITH a SINCLAIR
~ gous Dressing Company, foot Of Twenty ninth street
election seven trustssa Pc cm 70 O'clock AM
syS II Toax, April Il. is5s. AASiAh1oN fr'
OFFICE OF THE SECOND AVENUE RAIL ROAD COM
day pursuance hs By laws DO follow
denton rearsal, David \. Hughes. George Bsu,
VIM. l. soue, Waldo Huchfns, Henry Hendricks,
Sssa Ss oSTsa: S;s Sa~srd hssSs, 4. s'i g. sspsss
Ea subsequent meeting Of the directors Denton Pesrss
was ec,ed PRESIDENT David NJ. Hughes Vice Presidents
'''n = ''''"' i-' j. q ATWOOD, Acting Secretary.
CT. GEORGES SOCIETY OF NEW YORK ANNUAL
- Fesvat-The st. Georges Society win celebrate its
tieth anniversary, By dinner sihe Metropolitan Hotel
a.y Tickets for occasion may be had nom tss Stewards
William y. Smith, No South W liam street, Charles Goo
Il % street. aso from any OF he officers Of tho socIety a
The Metropolitan Hotel at The scc!etys once 80 Gresnwioh
ard colonial vftes 70 this city particularly invited to a
tend.
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DEALERS IN SECOND HAND FURNITURE

The Committee on Ordinances Of the Board OF Alder
men, Mr. Ely Chairman, met yesterday, at p n, and
heard several parties upon petition for sundry amend
sn.s to the present ordinances regarding dealers In
second hand articles. The principal grievances osm-
sled 10 beep ali goods one month after purchase before
Offering them for sa,s that they cannot purchase from
one person in day at private SALE any article ar
css .xeped ing The value Of City DOLLARS and that they
mn tshs ali the daily papers, to sse any stolen goods
ars udysrtissa and Ii tne same should chARSe ~ have
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BOARD OF COUNCMMEN.

This Board met last evening ct the usual hour Pres
dent Pnckney in tAs chair Peions being in ORDER the
following were prssented-From merchants in Bsekman
street. for the extension street the Park
Park place. Referred to Committee Streets. From
Stephen a. Branch for remuneration for services render
ed and money spent in ths Matsen investigation. To
Committee Oh Police.
Councilman BooIE offered a resolution that ten ad-
dtiopal policemen be allowed 10 Eleventh ward Re-
fered to Committee on Police.
Councilman CLIFTON called up the resolution relative to
bills of members carriage hire After discus
sion the Comptroller suthorsedto draw hts warrant
for the payment Of all bills rendered. up to the pre-
sent time and resolution adopted, restricting all
future bills for carriage hire Of members TO the Of
$500 per annum.
The Board took up the report Of the Committee on
Streets favor Of widening Reade street twenty
feet. Several amendments we're proposed reducing the
width, all OF which were lost The motion TO adopt the
report was also for want constitutional VOTE
Ayes g. nays TO- The whole subject wal then laid
the table.
The Board then took the report Of the Committee
Salaries and Offices in favor OF the appointment of
1C6 Commissioners of Deeds for the City and County
New York. The report An oluton, with the nameA Of
Omissoner attached adopted BY avote Of IS to o.
Adjourned TO Wednesday evening next.
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SEVERE RAIN sToRh.

Tremendous GsIe-Trees, Awnings, ohim-
neys, the Rosf or Burtoa's Theatre Injur-
cd-The Storm Elsewhere.
1t stormed furiously all day yesterday One might ex-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD LANDS.

I \. lanos offered for sale by the illinois Central
Rail- 'ved Company were granted by the Uated St4,cs
to n State Illinois by the Act of 2Oth Sepen
ber 80. AL The col dtons stipu at in that h.
have eo fulfl, a, and the title 10 these lioc
longer be affected by legislation.
By ~ Act OF 10th February, 1851, the SJas Of
Hin IL II ,roi poIated thus Company aud directed the
Governor 20 convey TO said Company, by Deed iu
fee sim le ali Of I'd le1ds, 81, which WIS dons.
The said Act further required 81 Company to exc
cute Deco 81 Trust Of all Of said lands, &c to CO..:
tam persons dreiu med by the State o secure the
pe rorma Al ce The conditions ard stpulaens required
thereby. The Bonds iSsued Ter this trust bang
paid as fss. " mon, received from tee sale of
the lands set apa n tor tha. purpoSe. All Bs0ds re-
c.ived for lands " purchased stn the proceeds oi
surh lands, are of6 eliiy csoeeei by che rrustees
Whore payment 10 made ie fan the pur;a.ser AZ
ono, obtains his title sm the Trustees appointed by
the State If the sale "a on creS however the title
~ not given till fpal payment is made, but the pir-
chaser receives CSrtr.e, stipuatng :hal sacn ttls
vii be given on fu pa Naert and complauoe with tlo
cop, ops soecifed ,he,ein. Each payment for lands
sold n cre dit oe ulsde IN CONSTRUCTION Bonds or
ca.b. and II in the latter il spped TO the purchase
of suc Bonds and The particu ~T tra u ri "n'7 ex
empt,d from liability, and perfect uIe gwen oy tAe
Tust. es-beipg in fact, the first conveyance under
the authority of the General CNyenu'ent.
The sales are mado under the dnectoO oi the lrus-
tees and are authorized by sn Act OF the State isis
la.uIe. The lands thus sold are exempted RON t'A'
ton by sad law Of the S:s.s TIL kaal5 PAID for
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07
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