New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-23

th ", a had 40, from seid Street Commission
I. ccs nor taken possession Of ay DOCK" rApe'' maps OF
That ., s es ,b St S S se1 cs
nd naming for about dire minutes agan went "r,
e the IS S s. S.s NIB % G Sor
Win an simfu OF ,s laid - have been 'he street
oc. ard so The said Harrington, IN th bali
~nv d said Hall 4 Record with the balance OF h, books
,sL,n fo,n the said Office.
stree, COZ missioner Office obtained party copy
The the laid certified copy Of aud s serve, %
the Hall of Records where such Street Comms. office
III s: '' order " on S e Of books Which, the sad ssoH
was carrying and leaving the same with him. and dcpo-
ton order upon said harrington The said furrlas took the
Fsid looks and conveyed them to ne Supreme CoaIt room
them. THOMAS CARROLL.
Sworn 20 before me. tits Goth day Of July. 1851
JAMES SANFORD. Commissioner oil Deeds
ArFADvIT OF CHARLES TURNER.
city and Coupfyof Ncr York, ss.-Charles Turner,
The said city being duly sworn dPoss: and 'eysTha he j.
The City Of and hs held the ,S S:
nSs tine @ % ie" duties the Of ss
Commsoner rst Monday Of January 1856 and during
Of Aldermen AS Deputy Street Commissioner. aud deponent
wssb said Board duly conGmed that on or about the s OF
by virtue Of the laws snd ordance relating 70 said Office act
tbeaf until Cb". D.SIn was appointed and entered upon
the the Office of Street the 18th day
Daniel D. Conoyer came TO the Office and informed depnent
that he tConove bad been appointed Street Commissioner by
mission puIpcr'nF to by John King and said to
do % s nIp on yon and 5 G a %
himself 10 be Street Commissioner and repeated depo
that continued in ONCE as Deputy by him. Conc.
Tha. on the afternoon of Saturday the 18th of July inst de-
ponent the office of Street Comm one in the apart
and seated Of the desk usually occupied by and used by
the head of the Departm and lille deponn was
ps the business Of the Office the said Cnover entered c apart
where depone seated accompanied by about 50 per
Brewer; that Conoye advanced near to deponen and
said he had been declared Street by the Court
Inc had come to of that deponcn said he
Deputy Street Commissioner and In the absence OF Mr. Devln
could not up; Of those who followed Conover
into the then said 60 and take his seat Dan Conover
then o sI @st w h hei he
succeeding he Immediately assisted by some OF the
s4c n Violently PSfed the
ncO. the deck and portion Of the Office thas the sTusse
put outside the railing Conover and several others ha hod 81
Conover and his sccompices the marks and traces of which
yet visible upon opponents body and dPenen now suffers
clan thertfor that deponent viii be ixytwo on
the nh day Of n'a n9 that ut sod in the
That Opponent went usual 70 the Office this morning. about
fr%ed dpcnent that he had appointed person Deputy
Street Commissioner instead Of dponent and demanded his
bid depCneut touching any the book papers Of the Office
Or taking part the business OF the SANE ana Threatened
Opponent with further should ssfs TUssEh
Sworn to before this Goth day Of july 1857.
JAMES SANFORD, Commissioners OF Deeds
AFFIDAVIT or DEvLIN's son.
Ctv and County Of kcw. York, ss.-Chsrles Dew
r Of the said ely being duly sworn aepGss and says
he ldepontn present in the Street office
a. aea % 3 Mr.
present and the therein related concern
the Street Commissioner that the said affidavit
' s s ThS So trt sd 'e'o TOOK
h dep"nt further say; s that Ct the time Ta and place
Irving Pat Matthews had hold of MI Tane and
IL. 1said MIR ther
1L . .. 1S S", portion of cHsSS bE 1If further
swon to before me thi. goth day Of July, 1851.
JAMES SANFORD, Commissioner of Deeds
GAIT. BENEFITS AFFIDAVIT.
John w. Bennett of said city, being duly sworn,
and County ofNewYOrk, by dated the 9Th day Of
July s.' IN .5 is, as S s s Of univ in
the ho1s OF acs sas he o Street e h
the City Of New York that while there this observed
osOwS d into that % Sss sn4
that disturbance called upon the people copo'
durbsnce stating that deponept would arrest the first
who created breach OF the said Daniel Conove.
office or language that effect and said Turner refused
scsowtdae tho right Of laid ConoveI to take
hurled him from going behind said railing he took
.s 81 hat he have
Of the peuc BY foIsy laying your hand on M n
sae hns aia conoveI demandd tina. dcpsnsns
heIenI exhibited said COncveI the from said VIII
Let % M aS a n%d 90 Se .
Csnover resisted the dponrnt and aided and sbeed in
such resistance by the people who had entered said Office with
pieDt h,ipg overp wced obliged to leave the said office
ConcSeT. - JOHN ": BENNETT.
Swsrn to before me. this nth day of July 1857.
JAMES SANFORD, Commissioner OF Deeds
PATRICK DEyLIN's AFFIDAVIT.
Ctr and Counfy Of NcW- York. SS.-Patrick Devlin,
being duly sworn states that the following is true narrative
what occurred in his presence and hearing before the Hon.
cono1er against Charles Dsvn obtain possession
books and Of the office Of Street On Sat
entered the courtroom in which about his Honor
Justice Peabody continued the preceding above mentioned
such usually opened with. Messrs
Daniel e Sickes and jaime. Brady present the time
Wlala C%. Noye. Conovcr Mr. Field asked the Judge
to ign Devms arrest if he did give up the
Then MI Field asked the Justice 70 grant the search
books and papers of the stree; Com
addressed to constable as well the sheriff Mes.r. Field
al Noyes insisted that the constable shoud be included
DE signed and handed it to MI. Behol which
MI Bd 1"s s the Judges d. and
,sL Mr. Brady stated to tho Court publicly and to be
conover IN injunction granted BY Judge nsrabsm Of the
Court Of Common Pleas to prevent hi. taking possession Of
the % '"a m snf FpS sra Mr. s
when Injunction Of the Court Common Pleas TO him
you'd treat il :. h. sid Felo) had doneNput it under b,
sd Field declared at said injunction no better
That into the Court with bun
books said have from the Street COMMISSIONER
Ths; Sesrr any books were so brought SIR Brady informed
Justice Pesbody publicly and in the hearing Of said Conoyez
Field Noye the order show the injunction
order Of Juda. nsalarn reurnsbe the 2ih Of july
instant aud Sir Brady asked the said Jg'e to adjourn said
posed any adjournment until later than of the 18TH
s in substance that the book would be there within an hour
after the granting the search aforesaid and said Field