The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18
PROGRESS OF TIE CIVIL WAR
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INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS esFoM Tat RECORDER.
rxRest Before Judge RHssell On the
Haheas Csrpus.
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Exciting Scenes at the Mayors
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Arrest Of the Deputy Street Commissioner
and Captain Bennett.
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ls EaysF Refuses to be Arrested BY Deputy
superintendent Carpenter.
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BAILING OF THE ACCUSED PARTIES.
DsaGsrenee Between the Recorder and The
New Commissioners.
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condition of the Wounded MetTopoNtans.
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blOUERDINGS AT THE HALL OF RECORDS
AND AT THE MAYORS OFFICE
Yseerday morning the programme Of tho second day
nnpaisn In the municipal wAx opened by The Albany
osanissioner Of Streets.
Ne entered the Street Commissioners Office at about 9
elock A. N. There were considerable number OF per-
sH Dessest, and somewhat Of str ensued. M O. went
Ne hrs time into the regular Office Of the Street Com
ssiener, which has heretofore been maintained with
olDed doors against him. He attended by Captain
nsnnex who continues command Of the civic Nala-
hsG Capt B. directed ocer MaAerson keep order and
aAnh Mr. Conover TO zee the Commissioner Of 6rsets-
~. Dsvln-in his ONCE Mr.. went up 10 the fence be.
bes The desk Il Mr. Devp, and addressing the latter
ld ~ was the Street Commissioner, by authority Of his
appsaGneseby Gov King exhibiting his commission, tho
ssal Il the ssate), &c.
~. Devun refused formally 70 recognise Mr. C. Street
oonnseioaef Hc said he had seen Gov Kings warrant
before, but holding himself the appointment from the
syss and Aldermen OF The city Of New York, aud having
moreover been duly sworn his bonds approved by the
Mayor aud duly nled with the Comptroller, he had taken
Dssssion OF the Office, with the books, papers and all
sppssainng 70 IT, He quietly bat firmly expressed his
vtded IN adequate force to aid him in doing 20.
NJ Csnover said he must In and take possession Of his
Deaa formal way, without any physical demonstration
e IN nature oil his previous efforts. Mr. Devin, in
snS key, formally refused and repeated bis purpose
y maintain BY force his refusal
xCouoyer then said that in view Of the fact that Mr.
DsvES was in possession and had . sufficient force to
nassin H. be would leave, inmadng his purpose, how
svs, 70 contest the matter at law.
eome frieadly words Of IN e6scio nature then
hsrhangcd Mr.. Devlin inviting Ar. Conover cordial
way 70 ea o. him again friend and spszt from any
nAses IN dispute - 70 the oaaos.
N. pnape ~ task Ais departure Ia ass interesting
nAnAM than his previous axass.
rM MAYoR's opFrcs.
AMY A. H. the Mayor having been some time down
Aea his house In ll'th street, transacted business as
usual received his viEtcn, &c. His counsel was
VIII linn Coroner Perry called and informed Mo Mayor
~ Here sight naocuracy In tho form Of the bonds
WA bad been given him for his warrant Of arrest the
yrsvus day. new bond was promptly executed to the
sAsncton Of the Coroner with which he Afterwards de-
pAstsl to make his return to Judge Holman.
TIE sHnIFY NOT ARRESTED BIZ THE coRoNKR.
BsNre The departure Of Coroner Perry, Sheriff VILE
eoaersd, whom . formal oonversati,u cnsued between
them ne Sheriff said he understood the Coroner bad
= H1,ooer pcrry9 Su,Dossd to arrest him. BE 1he
iAer not that the Coz had any possible
psssd for such proceedins any more than there could
Aay evasion o. attempt 70 conceal hmseE from Coroner
e ls4 for The report He had writ Of the krd 70
ssvs and had Only sought 70 ind The Sheriff on matter
e ssAsins supply Of blanks He hal no variant, .sd
CRsaer had met with in making his WY 10 the snern
- mourning for him in respect TO The matter Of banks.
fAe 5oern oppressed himself sasned The Coroner sigh
nns NJ obhsaaOn for the blanks, Afterwards duly OBJ
uARINa ON THE HAsxAs.
~ This ume Judge Ru@sll bad arrived, md said he
~ veo notice 10 the shev 10 make his return the
habsas corpus this room No SOy Hail. Counsel for the
q issict Attorney, return on which vss made snort
vDe The District Attorney himself also appeared soon
M District Attorney ansr some complimentary aa,uta.
oss, prooesded 70 read the notice Of hearog Upon hs
es.s.s'oo, he entered upon protest AGAINST the holding
gusdsd'' condition Of the building and the dlfcuky be
I'D - obtain sdmssicn Nc therefore protested thai the
sv sssiae in the Court Of SESSIONS n an open and
10 shs the Judge rsred that due noscc OF the place
e heading tho oour bad been served On the Sheriff
= popular e1el,s1sss IN rossri 70 mo matter,
Ss,.:s. n s,,s. m,as. ): %i.u.ss1.oos y
Ne pepuace, whom the District Attorney could observe
= bsd in the paspsr Inclined in view Of this but II the
Dascs Attorney would oouseRt, ~ % The usual practice
= vsye the presence Of The body, the Judge would sd
y IN iSe OsGscs Attorney asseu,ei.
Csus vS sdsurssd 70 the bali q tho Court Of scssos
vhsrs NE hearing was Immediately renewed.
YxxsH STORM rnsRAvISsD.
noso which had btcs len over fra The previous day.
sy,..ssa ss:s before .he s.ys = hi. Once, vim ne
hsd repetition OF his pre- eos During this time
ne understood sha, en Is would be made bring
Ne Mayor before Reco S Smith. Tho White Stree. Com
mss,sssr busy swearing In a special police force
BY the wholesale. Two thousand men. was said, would
BE- pus their march from the back yard Of the Police
Ccnnssscnes' Office with the de,erm nation 10 seize the
mayor and bring his body before Recorder smith, his
ooe, ocrpcr Of Centre and Chambers srccs, Up stairs
antscJ atcd by the Recorder and the Commissioners
usi Juiee Rtssol would dischagc the Mayor tho habe
- corpus when they would al the Mcropoli.
~ force 10 storm the City Hail. and - they anticipated br
ND Tie Mayor BY force another habeas corp~s could
~ seed out The White street orcs grew apace 10 larger
ed s,,ss lumber .hSh Sers duly saneusd 70 Chief Mat
q The CITY Hall were filed With policemen In solid array,
Ne doors and window. being also manned. s,me I'VE
hundred bad been lcfs 10 cover the beats
h NE city, sbilsi upsads Of seven hundred were present
aroCsd ne Park ali day.
MARsHALrIYG THE MEN.
Abcut O'Clock, the assurance that the MctrorolaW
were on lhcr march n last, brought TO Chief Mssei
ne rn,nos Questioned by some niaouuvrcs OF tho
Sn.s E<cc, looking ike REORGANIZATION Of some sort
spsh Il appears .hc purpose, in vicw Of Some m.ap.
eAsasa ard 70 The action Of Judge Russell on tine
An<o Tho Court bad a9Mn ahDurned for argu
nsss osGl2 oc'cch and reported that nus action
he'd bess had the writ The lines III Sergeant MAJOR
Wis@ vcrS dressed up, aud Chief Mssse 70 arranged his
A sddluoual company sen. over 10 the Hall Of
nsods 70 prevent any possible siemp SEIZURE or the
s@est Commissioner oiioe These instructed
sndev the orders Of Captain bennett ~ reserve, 70
NJ spon Nc rear Of any party attacking the City Haul
a. " naG We then hauled up on the dag stall over
We wv Hail and with Sergeant Major Wines prstoi in the
escre he IRON, steps ard Chief Mstse him elf
-. - 80 p-thc scenc ~ yes,er lays aiisck every.
- - o"@'"efei a. la ros,ine& Cor defence.
~x... 49,. AN INTERVENTION.
80" 800 mlngs werc foot at Mayor WOODS
- Sna The Recorder was issuing his
STvesr I'D bail bonds, and tho whI,s street Conuis.
psso ws's swearing special pcl,ce ,er thcrc va M