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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14
LAW LNZ,EZZIGENC.E.
THE STREET CoMMIssIONERsHIP.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs1srEoIAL TEsa--sErr. IL =


Before Judge SGRAHAM.
Ia the matter Of d. d. Conover and Charles Devlin.
Judge IDgraham this morning made his return 70
the writ of ctrtorUi Issued by Judge Davies Of tho
Sup,eme Count commandiIg that all the proceedings
il the case then pending in the Common Pleas be sent
be fore tie Supreme Court.
Tie wit OF certOrari granted by Judge Davies ses
out in the ususl form the application, &c to inquire
into the came of the detention Of Charles Devln and
c, nmsLds that the said wit OF babess corpus and all
pocet diugs and the order made thereon. &c shall DO
sent before our justices Of the Supreme Court on tho
secoLd Monday 81 September, 1857.
The following il the return:
Daniel Insrsha First Judge Of the Court OF Commoe
Pleas for the City aud County Of New York do hereby return
ceiors ssned out a e said Court Of whit q
bsbes corpus sued out by Richard Busted 70 nqn. %
july 1851 the annexed petition and other pspers pro-
enid 10 me therefor that that day allowed said witt
that on s, t sIy S he sss the CITY 81
York whom directed with the return thee<"
That no rotce the hearing thereof given TO Daniel D.
because did not appear that he had any interest n
Busted esq and Other. Athst David Field and wm O.
Noy,s ears appe for sd behalf Of Daniel d. Conc
YER that Of the said writ. the Petitioner 6!sd
thereto which heeto annexed that the
counsel reed his behalf which hereto snhexed
then sgeed between the counsel Of the
parties s oil testimony taken on certain It:a o. ss
Of tbi. proceeding which testimony Is hereto annense az
further on fr -, ;d s ay ~ .. snso and s
Committed said Devn 70 The custody o. 'Se sn s n,;o,s
sss s s t;sas iS
ibe 5th De, Of August 1857 decide Tor he res.ons ssssso
tie opinion Sfs Ssee ' cfdsf A discharge from IN
o.opn sn; end did ndors. the '.d wht q be-
ia E,Ics Of the sup,me Cour, a. the proceedings aud
dss which have made therein tn,s aey o. sspr"'
1857 d. r iSohAhAr,
The papsr. &C., suded to by the Judge, have q
been published in the various reports OF these proce"d
Mgs.
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wife and mother was seriously bruised by the fall and
her child fatally injured From the violence the babe
received fingered IN state Of inseu.bty till Sst-
urdsy night and expired
Coroner Perry was notified to hold an inquest and
last evening proceeded to where the deceased lay for
that purpose.
Traston was locked up in the Station House 10
await the result Of the inquisi.ion
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JOHN THOMPSON'S CASE.

SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcfAL 1ERn-sePt H-D""'
Judge DUEe. 49,
Morse Bartis et al syt John Thompson. ILL.,.
This WAS motion for 90 attachment on ~ sIeks
ton Of the indebtedness Of the defendant 70 tne -
tbs in the sum Of $4,000 The Jadse glsssea ss
attachment defendants counsel % USt th ssehmsot
~. ia not he vacated. The matter was ergued g
great le 9Th, and the Judge this morning h'1
,he attachment, defendant sllsgiog ms' 10 ma ~
seheu "A Ra..srs and Carney sss John Thompson: A.
7, mi. csrse. on motion Of Mr. van Week, TIE
Judge granted order 70, the i.,n .t sss ~ ~.
TO show cause why the oos' VI '"'s' "".' ~
cause should not be vacated.
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Advertisement.
!, GnOnAIE for many ven

the Of the location symptoms
and elects Of C, disease which has received but little
attention from IDEAL men, aud which has been pronounced by
high authority iaeUdbie. . en- -
The success which has attended the application Of GOOD
Es remedies inpeIs him adopt the most me
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Advertisements

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co,pr M SPECIAL sEssfONs-sErr 12-Befors Justice
VIVA " Ossors snd CoSsoLLy.

The whole number Of cases on the Clerk cslendar
% ,norpiur were y psou four uspenee4 csses 80
a. az bail <rins seventy In ell The Orus
~ The ass .tien whether admitting the houss tss
s,.h ssnds at No 10 East Eleventh street. wss ke1s
s.spson POI poses therefore disorderiy hsrs 49,
The meaning Il tie statue, wss again PossP'nsa Wv
Eliza Collins vas charged with stealing .. so ~ -.
Of Angus. clock three sheets end one 70 kHs stss
Accused Pssded guilty. sna sAe properly wss ''aas
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The CouRrs.-The Circuit Court and Court Of Oyer
and Tenirer, Judge Birdseye, presiding, will Assem-
bic this morning. Grand Jury will be impannsled
for the Oyer and Terminer and viii probably be dis
charged az the Grand Jury of tie County Court are
in Session.
Tnr CIR CorRT.-Judge Culver will meet tai'
morriIg for the transaction Of civil business.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PRISONERS rs JArL.-The number Of prisoners coz
r ed in the Kings County Jail and awaiting trial is 81
OF these, are charged with murder, Is grand lar.
ceny, rape 4 forgery burglary receiving stolen
goods, attempt to kill, infanticde, attempt to
poison, embez zlement, highway robbery attempt
to pass counterfeit money csusiDg death Of wife BY
brutal treatment and neglect, causing death by sd-
minstering an overdose of laudsnum, fraudulent
represent stors, petit larceny, witnesses, on Or
der Of arrest ia default Of BAIL and ] for assault
and battery.
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THE AUTUMN HAT.
The attention of Gentlemen Is p,rcuiiny invited {" our
beautiful and very attractive Hat for Autumn.
WARxocK Co,
No. SIG Broadway,
st. Nicholas Hotel.
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fAdyeitiseuls

THE WELSH NIGHTINGALE.-This charming lady,
Miss f. L. Williams fresh from her tiiumphs in Europe,
rnences this evening Bsrums Museum
She the ballad Welsh Irish aud English
heard The famous author Of the Low Backed Car &c has
prepared superb vocal entertainments for her In which she
susfans and IL different The grand
Aausa opt day at Bsrnum's beside. Here's novelty
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Ildverti,sment,

EDWARD Fl. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor OF the
saIue and Operating d Consulting Surgeon No. ~ SHAW
Ofide hours from 10 O. 70 g. and 70 evenings
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JUVENILE RIorERs-Two gangs of juvenile row.
dies, varying in ages from to IA years, one Boosting
in the title Of Dead Rabbits and the other that Of the
Bowery Boys ambitious of obtaining some notoriety
Ike their predecessors in rowdyism Of older growth
about O'Clock last evening assembled a, the corner
of Canal and Centre streets and commenced throwing
stones at each other. A posse of policemen of the
Sixth Ward instantly repaired TO the spot for the pur
pose of quellipg the disturbances; when the young
rioters, backed by number Of the senior Dead Rsb-
bits made an attack upon the police with stones, brick
bats and other missiles. Three of the nngleaders
Patrick Floyd, VIM. F. Rourke and Malachi Connolly
were secured and lodged in the Station House, after
which the crowd numbering over 300 disordery char
acters dispersed, and at o'clock last night the Ward
was reported "all quiet"
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Advertisement
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Advertisement
To MERCIIANTs.-If you had practical knOwl.

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cc.,nrnA child of .Iohn Kane. aged three years,
residing Al Ne 1888 Plymouth street. was bsdiy sssades
on Saturday, by etesm which wss beng svm,,ts
from the boiler of cerdage factory n az So;jsr
s.re et, near Gold The pipe Ieadllg o INA ~h;ls
leads into the gutter 10 the street. a." ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

AsorHEh PATESr-SArE SwISpLE.-Mr. William
Pukes, recently from California and on his way home
to Vermont, was robbed of 80 BY the patent. safe
game at Greenwood on Friday. One Of the swinders,
named George Ross, was arrested by Officer Clark of
the Eighth Ward and the money recovered. The &C
cufed was locked up to await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

eoor recovered and gave information TO officer G EMO
dett Of the Fifth Precinct a. the came time giving
minute description Of Scoty. In less than an hour
the officer arrested Sullivan in Briens GROCERY not
far from where the robbery was committed aud the
prisoner was positively identified by Palmer as of
the gang who assaulted and robbed him. The officer
at daylight in searching about the place where the
outrage was perpetreted found Palmer pormonnsis.
Search was made for Scottys confederstes, Blu. they
were non est.
justice Connolly committed Sullivan alias Scotty to
the Tombs for trial in default of $1,000 ball. and de-
tanned Palmer az a witness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

The COLLISION OF THE EAST RTER.-we were in.
correct on Saturday morning in stating that Mr. Coffee
was the delinquent pilot. Nj. Coffee is the pilot of the
Oralaska and one of the most careful men in the en-
ploy of the Peck slip Company. Rockwell the pilot Of
the South of Tenth street boat dismissed by the
Peck clip Company, some time since, for reckless con-
duct
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ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBKRr.-At a late hour Sat-
urday night DeDnis Sullivan alias Scotty, an Edgi'h
man. 90 years of age, with three or four conedera'es
committed violent assault. upon Hiram Palmer, OF
No. 365 Water street, ard after yards robbed him.
Palmer alleges that a. he was passing along Wa'er
street rear Roosevelt street, his way home, ne was
sccosted by Sullivan and two other fellows who asked
him to treat them. He consented TO do so, and a.
they were proceeding to place designsted by Suli-
van, where he Sullivan said they could get some
coed liquor, Palmer was seized by the thros. and vio
eDtly thrown upon the sidewalk by the runisns who
took from his vest pocket IS or thereabous ia bills
and email change. The rssess then fed leaving their
victim ia helpless oondltion the side walk Pslmer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

The HIoKEY HOMICIDE CAsE.-Coroner Connery's
investigation into the circumstances attending the
death of Michael Hickey, the Custom-House porter
who died few days ago from the effects Of stab in
the abdomen received the night of the I'd inst By
person yet unknown, during quarrel at politi-
cal meeting in the First avenue, near Eleventh street.
is not yet concluded. Several witnesses were exam
inei on Saturday but none OF them seemed to be in
possession of any important facts touching the indi.
vidua who dealt Hickey the fatal blow 1t believed
that several persons know about the transaction, and
that they are now in the city but if so, they decliIe
to show their faces. Probably the inquest viii be
finished 10 day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

COMMISSIONERS OF ExcIsE.-There was no quorum
present Saturday afternoon Of the Board of Excise
Com Haskell the only member in attendance ad.
jouned over until to-day at p. m, at the Court Room
OF the Common Pleas, part No.2
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Tt
Marine Hospitsi Quarantine, Sept. u, 1857.
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The Sussex County Grand Jury found twelve bill
If indictment. VIM, Horton was convicted OF bur
glay and ter ced to State Prison for three years
David Champion DO. two years. do. breaking JAIL on
wear.
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ATrEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE.-A woman named
Francis Kemble attempted to commit suicide on Sat
u1day night, while in cell of the Thirteenth Pre-
Gil ct Station House, by hanging herself by her
shawl Officer Miner, the doorman, discovered her,
and cut her down before life was extinct. The rea-
son given for the act abuse she received rom her
husband.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

THE CASE OF MUSsoN S. LOCKWOOD vs. NEw-YoRk
TIMEs.-The libel suit instituted by Munson S. Lock
wood late agent Of the State Prison at Sing Sing,
against Tile New.York DAILY Times, for having
charged him with dishonesty in some of his official
transactions, was tried before the Supreme Court at
White Plains, Westchester County, few days ago,
and resulted in the verdict Of 81 cents damages in
favor Of the plaintiff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

At about / O'Clock on Saturday morning, Or :,
broke out in stable belonging to Martin A. Howei
esq, in Water street. New Brunswick near the Rail
road Bridge, ard was neay bed before the hre
was put out The bridge caught on fire two or three
times but the fire was put out before any damage We
done TO it. The fire doubtless caused by an in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

A STRANGER DRuGGED AND RoBBED.-On the night
of the 10th inst. seafaring man, named Charles
Miller landed from boat on the North River side, no.
far from the Battery, and inquired of two men who
were standing on the dock the way to the Sailors
Home, in Cherry street. The men replied that they
were going in the neighborhood OF the Home, and
would show bin where it was. The trio started of,
ard Miller was shown into filthy rum shop near Fu.-
ton market and there compelled to join his conductors
in a "plass Of grog." In little time he became
stupid and partially nsensibe, 10 which condition the
two fellows, who proved to be thieves carried him TO
ore place. and there rifed his pockets taking all the
money he had with him at the time, some : % %.
The next morning Miller awaking, discovered his
loss and after come trouble traced his way to the rum
show where he was taken the night previous, aud
there learned that the persons who were with him
were FAMED John Donohue and Michael Anthony.
On complaint being made warrant was issued and
placed in the hands Of Officer King, Of the Lower Pc
lice Court wi arrested the accused. Miller positively
identified Donohue and Anthony as the men who had
volunteered TO show him the Sailors Home. pair
Of CATER boots, which had been stripped from Mlers
feet Immediately after he was drugged, were found
npon Anthony. Justice Connolly committed the ac-
custd FOR trial.
BEATISG HIS WIFE AND KILLING HIS CHrLD-AR-
REST OF THE AcousYp.-About l0i o'clock ON Satur-
day right Patrick Trason, Irish plasterer living at
No 123 West Twenty seventh street. arrested by
Officer Denpison Of the Twentieth Precinct, charged
with causing the death of bis child, an infant three
months old.
The Police report that on last Thursday evening
Traston beat bis wife in the most brutal manner and
her cries 20 alarmed some Of the neghbors that fear
il g he would take her life they ran into the house to
make peace between them and finally succeeded in
ouietipg the enrsged man for the time being. The
fe nd. who had 90 timely nterered to protec. Mrs.
II s.ton lad scarcely left the house however before
he commenced another violent assault upon her and
did rot de sist till he had hurled her hesdforsmos to
the bottom Of long fight Of stars-the poor womsn
al the time having bee ia}ant child in her srmA The
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~ CITY ITEMS.

TRADE SALEs.-The trade sales have continued
with undated spirit during the past week, and not
vithstandbg the financial pressure, have attracted
large attendance and as lively competition among
bidders as at any previous season. The large invoice
of Strnger Townsend will be offered to day at the
sale Of Leavltt & Co., comprising their excellen,
library edition of Cooper's Works, Frank Foresters
Sportsmans Library and variety Of valuable publ.
cations in the departments of architecture engineering
and mechanics. An extensive invoice Of stationery is
offered at the salesrooms of Bangs, Brother e. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

TALL SoRGHuM.-This planths reached the hight
of 49, feet on the premises of Wickliie Beach, south
Orange, n. j., and is still growing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

AccIDESr.-On Saturday a deaf and dumb girl
employed as a bookfolder at No. Ia Nassau street
fell down the hstchway from the second story, ant
was seriously rured. She taken TO the Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

Frederick Flpps, the counterfeiter arrested a few
days since in Newark and now in confinement In Es-
sex County jail has been ascertaned to be fugitive
from justice who escaped from the Herkimer County,
n w. jail last spring, where he was under sentence for
an sggray ated assault and battery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

A move in State politics has been made by the Re-
pubcsns Of Salem County, N. j., who held Con-
vention on Tuesday ard nominated for State Senator
VIM. F. Reeve; for Surrogate, Henry Sinnckson; and
for Sheriff. Richard c. Ballinger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

DEATH BY Burns Coroner Perry held an inquest,
at No. &C East Thirty street, on the body of
Catha,ine Cornell an Irish girl, % years Of age, who
died from the effects Of severe burns The deceased
was in the employ Of Mr.. Albert G. Richardson, aud
on Monday evening last she retired to her room in the
attic to dress herself preparatory to going out for the
evening. Soon afterward, Mr. Richardson, while sit
ting in his room, heard . scream, and fastened up
stairs to see what was the matter. He met Cstharne
coming down with her clothes in blaze, and inter-
ceptirg her progress, threw her on the floor, and
finally succeeded in extingushpg the fames but not
until che was fiightfuly burned. The poor girl lin
gered till Friday evening, when she expired. Coroner
Perry held an inquest the body, and from the evil
derce adduced the Jury rendered verdict Of Death
"by burns accidentally received September 7, 1857"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

wrrcHssrER CousTr CoUKr-HoUsE.--The new
E0a" HOUSE at White Plains was opened on Thursday
"'' Ii" believed to be the most bssatifal Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

A BABY FoUyD.-A male infant, about six weeks
of age was found on Saturday evening in the srea of
house near Washington square. Accompanying it was
note, stating that the mother is but fifteen years of
age and she hoped that those into whose hands it
might fall would take good of it-as it was not
cruelty that impeled her to part with it, but the want
of means for its support. The child was taken to Mr..
Kellock, Superintendent of the outdoor poor, who
placed it in charge of a nurse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

GRAND LARCENY.-Un saturday atternOOn UHIcer
McPhersoD Of the Third Precinct arrested one Charles
Valot, Frenchman, residing at No. 1873 Reade
street, charged with having stolen clock prayer
book Bible and three vests, in all valued at S2,
from Ann McGinness an occupant of the same house.
Az is alleged Valot caught in the act Of taking
some of the articles and portion Of the stolen prop
erty was recovered from pawnbrokers shop where
he had pledged il for small consideration. Justice
Connolly committed Valot to prison for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

TIE EASTERN MAIL.-Tbe Postmaster gives notice
that on ard after to-day the Eastern steamboat mail
will close at 81 p. IN. The steamers of the Stonington
line, on ard after tonight, will leave pier No. North
River at p. M. instead Of 6 o'clock as heretofore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

HAvL OF PRosrIruTEs.-The police of the Fifth
Precinct, on Saturday evening, arrested twenty two
walkers, who promenading the streets OF
that ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTY-SHERIFF OF WEsTCHEs
TER CousIY.-James Ryder, eeq., of Sing Sing, has
been appointed a Deputy Sheriff of Westchester
County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

A SURROGATE FOR QUEENS CoUsTY.-At the last
meeting of the Board Of Supervisors of Queens
County it was resolved that, at the next election Of
State officers, an officer separate from the County
Judge he elected to perform the duties of, and be
known az, the Surrogate of said County at salary of
81 100 per annum from the LIST of January next. The
salary of the County Judge from the same day was
Fixed at 500 per annum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

FATAL ACCIDENT TO BELLEVUE HOSPITAL
ATTAcHE-THE RESULT OF ISTEMPERAScE.-COrone
Perry held an inquest at Bellevue Hospital on the body
of John Hannin recently an orderly in that institu-
ton who died from the effects of fall The deceased,
it appears having been absent from the Hospital few
hours Friday afternoon entered at 81 O'Clock in the
evening" in gross state of nto1caton, and proceeded
to room in the fourth story of the building, where he
went to bed. The following morning, just before day
light person who slept in one Of the lower rooms in
looking out of bis window, the deceased lying on
the ground, and Immediately gave notice of the fact.
On taking up the deceased his body was found to be
cold and stiff, death evidently having taken place some
hours be fore. His skull was fractured 1t is believed
that Hannfin, who was in the habit of sleeping with
his window open had arose after going to bed, and
while staggering about the room in partial stae of
delirium went to the window, and losing balance was
precipitated to the ground and killed. The jury rem
dered verdict of death by fracture of the skull in
consequence of accidentally falling from the fourth
story window of Bellevue Hospital. The deceased
was sc years OF age, and native of Ireland.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-01-31
WEBKtY ooLU MBIAN

An editor " out West, !" writing with the fume
Off vile segar poisoning tho atmosphere of his
sanetum, ventures the following genial wishes
to those who use the weed:'
ba8a MAY never lady press his lips,
His profered love returning,
Who makes furnace of his mouth,
f4 And keeps its chimney burning
May each true woman shun his sight,
For fear his fumes would choke her;
And none but those who smoke themselves
u i Have kisses for a smoker ?,
Coon ADVICE
9rSss If your lips would keep from slips ,
Five things observe with care
Or WHOM you speak, TO you speak,
And HOW and WHEN and WHERE