New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14


have bad enn,lv rspois from otter who lave
p;snrd ihie variety end hev; slGere< t"
the eIteo OF three doD.s for six plants scrsteted our
aajs bseiy enc ot'sined Few worthless beries. we
f, quito bsrpy il giving or eTT tr:eacotte public.
Eeving eceu arr tested tie largest blsokterfies
perakso oi tho +ub-,soists furnished 6y Dir. Sey-
NOR. ", babe ad.ec and returned home stopping
ou- vaJ to y-i. tie Westotester Farm Schoo! re-
Gently estaliishs5 &; Mt. Vernon. We we're welcomed
BY MsssIs Oicot, s. Vsi. and Shown the recent I'm
provem5nte and economical modes Of culture prr-
svet, whence uendei our wsy home, sf;er day Of
pes NC e. d intecc,ua, profit; which viii ever be a.
oasIa il our memcr!
Crs-cn Uorsr.-On "Wednesday four Weight In.
epecors were requt sted to se2d in their designations.
Amopg them ar, Thos Mccoy ard Robt Foster Of tie
Tge1ty.6 .st Ward Il is expected that several viii be
removed on tas 18th inst. II parties fortunate
CROUCH tc bod owe. the 5h they feel safe fort the
due Of the month. II is doubtful whether the large
removc.s anticipated for tie let Ct August viii not be
PIT CT I'll after tie Democratic State Convention at
Syracuse, CO the 18th CT September.
TIE paper left by tie Committee OF Importers ct No.
II Brad street, Of the Appraisers warehouses,
for the signature Of importers requesting goods con-
signed to u e 70 te sent to their respective places OF
business, at their OWE expense directly after having
been appraised, had beer signed on Saturday, a!
p. IT,. BY O3s importers.
RFYovAL or Mrs. CrSSIsGHAn 10 TIE CITY
| PRIsoS.-Mrs. Cunningham, otherwise Burdell. was
removed from No. 81 Bond street, yesterday, to the
City Prison and locked up il the same cell she occu'
| pied on former occasion Since tine delivery OF
Justice Davi.ens opinion she has been permitted 70
remain in Bord st.ee. as che protested 10 be too il
for remova. She has been unde- the special charge
Of inspector Dks Of the FeeSth Precinct, acting as
agent Of Mr.. Gray, Warden Of the City Prison.
There being no chance Of her obtaining bail, Il
eolytd yesterday morning to remove her to the Tcmbs
tie matter. perhaps being Mastered by the following
letter addressed to District-Atorney Hall:
| "DEAR SIR: As Counsel and Attorney for some Of
the heirs Of Harvey Burdel haze long been DESTROYS
to secure possession Of the house No 81 Bond street
GAS l gather, Justice Dawson has issued his war.
| rant Os commitment against Mrs. Cunningham, aud
therefore RS the house referred to cannot rghtfuly
and, think, not legally, be made prison, and as
appears 70 that the matter Of the safe and proper
DISPOSITION Of the accused Is with you more than with
any one else claim that the hoase, the property Of
my clients be freed from Mrs. Cunning presence
Al"'" " 'eiStia'II2 EDWARDS.
| "a OARry HALL, e,1. District Attorney.
"Ne,r- FORK. August 49, 1851"
Mr. Hal! upon the receipt Of this letter dispatched
Officer Smith, Of the Lower Police Count, to asset
INSPECTOR DiIs in removing Mrs. Cunningham TO nc
| Toubs without further delay.
About clock the two officers proceeded 10 No. 30
Bond street and informed Mrs. Cunningham Of their
business. Her daughters Helen. Augusta and
GeoIgiapa were with her and, soon as the subject
of removing Ter was broached, Augusta (.he eldest,
tainted and was revived with some difficulty only 10
suffer relapse. physician sent for, but moro
| than two hours passed before abe was sufficiently
recovered to bear her mothers removal. For some
| tine past Miss Augusta has been afflicted With
nervous disorder and s subject to fanting fits Helen,
the second daughttr bore the blow with great for-
tude and insisted accompanying her mother, who
still appears TO be very il and weak. Since the arrest
| OF Mrs. Cunningham, her daughter Helen lbs been
almost constantly with her, using every means in her
| power to alleviate her sufferings.
| Everything being arranged, carriage drew up to
the door, and quantity Of clothing and bedding was
placed in it, without unnecessary display. The door
wGs thrown open and Mrs. Cunningham .as brought
cut On a mattress ~ Inspector Dixie ard Officer
| Smith and carefully r'a,ed on toe back seas She
was dressed in black and wore thick veil over her
face, and appeared to be entirely helpless. Her
daughter Helen took feat by her eide. The officers
next entered the carriage, drew the curtains and the
| vehicle was driven dswn Broadway toward the
| Tombs.
The matter Lao been so quietly arranged BY the
cfcers tina. there very little excitement in the
street, end not over forty people were to be SEEN
The crowd was much scattered ard consisted Of ser
wants from the ne:gbbo,ing iouses and those who
CHANGED 10 be passing by at the tine. While Mrs.
| Cunningham was being brought cut silence PREVAILED
/ a. LIE lnV.a bout hA
matter, EXCEPT an irqu:sitive Old gent, who asked
Inspector Dllks if the baby done up II one Of the
bundles in the carriage.
AS the vehicle drove Of the aervaut gr.s INDUCED
in al scIts Of remarks: There she goes. and msy
tire civil go wild her,' said brawny Irish girl. with
ler sleeve, rclcG mp, exposing ter red arms. The
divil vii, &c. MS mate now faith, exclaimed another
"Sbe'S q murtherin' auld tag" chined in third;
and "wba; pity 10 make sch fuss over Ter, said
fourth. The doinestics q the vicinity. composing
| tie greater part u those who witnessed Mrs. Crn
ninghans departure, in high glee, ard some con-
siderable tine elapsed before they EFF the sidewalks
| az d returned 10 ttcir house hoiG Guties.
The carriage arrived at the Tcmbs at III O'Clock.
When stopped at the prison gate q crowd began to
collect at once AID in short time fifty or sixty people
had collected around tie carriage. The crowd was
driven back, and Mrs. Cunningham was hurried
through to the Mstton's Office, where Dr. Covil was
in attendance and took her in charge Upon reaching
the office she appeared completely Frustrated, and
was unable TO speak. After resting here while she
was conveyed to the cell which .hs occupied on q
| forme. occasion.
TIE GREAT EAsTTRs.-We learn from source
which suppose may be relied upon, that tie Direct
o,s Of the Company owing q : ship are proposing