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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22
Ia " INTELLIGENCE
THE HARLEM RAILROAD IN COURT AGAIN.

The HARLEM hAiikoAp IN COUNT AGAIN.
COURT OF COMMON fLEAs-Srsci,L rrSs--Sgy-. a
Ref ~ laasr Bx,pY
Peter Ter fyck and MsrnTet Ten Eyk h. Wife at vs
Mayor A.. Ne,s.NoFS. and the Ne~Nork and rAEs-n
Railroad Company.
Upon the application Of counsel for plaintiffs in this
case the Court granted orier requiring the defend
ants to show cause the 25th inst. why they shsaM
no, b. epoined from repeating the ordinance prohibit
nc the use Of steam Fourth avenue below Forty
second street. The defendants restrained ffVm
taking Any action in the matter until the decsios %
the order 10 shcw cause.
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The above Association held their Second Annver-
sary on Monday evening, the 10Th inst, Mr. EUGENE
ruou.oy being in the chair The North Presbyterian
Church was well filed there being about 100 present.
Many of the first families Of the Ward were in attend
ance and manifested deep interest IN the procecdngs
The exercises consisted of introductory On the
organ. anthem prayer, annual report Of the Prcsi.
dent and addresses by the Rev. THO. l.. CuTLER of
Market street Church and the Rev. WILLIiH HAGUE,
d. d.. Of the Lexington avenue Baptist Church.
Much attention has been given by the Association
during the year 10 visitation, missionary scheme,
which many are now acquainted with, and which
originated with this Society. The forty blocks IN the
neighborhood were mapped and allotted to visitors
dnrin, the month of March, and from the President
renorf The following .tatistos have been taken:
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Miss Agnes Sutherland, the Scotch Nightingale, aS-
sisted by Madam Ceclle Rush of Philadelphia, TRACE
dienne and dramatic reader, will give vocal and
dramatic entertainment at Buckleys Hall Oh Thurs
day evening.
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- = ..,, R,be,. One of this last gang was
u ense !;ct while here and died yesterday, but OF
tskes Ss,y &C.. and what burial he got. or wha.
xs ss Onest he endured after DEATH cannot
Soy. - Ger, r. 1859
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AGOphu- bnfr-- ext W mr. ', hu~cA AM
This was an scti0n for - 900 damages arising one
Of an ,saut convied By DEFENDANTS direction upon TIN
plaintiff The defendant 4. Controller Of tns CEMETERY u tbs
Ryergrens The plaintiff employed by Mr. Meyers ana
other lot decorate their lot In doing he ga
down .hbb.ry Sc sud the Controller ordered him 81 tho
grounds Plaintiff continued improve the lots under Msycrs
direction. and iorcby ejsted Hence ,hs Action Thu
Jury rendered q verdict Of 100 dsrages for PLAINTIFF
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UNITED sTATEs COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Sept a.
Before JosgpH BRIDcHaM.

Mark Harrington and John Downs were examined
on n charge of robbng female passenger on board
Of the steamship Roanoke, during her last passage
from Richmond. II was alleged that after robbing
the woman, the men assaulted her. The proof being
conclusive against Harrington, be committed tn
await the action of the Grand Jury, but the proof
being Constructive only against Downs, he was held
tiOn.
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EDWARD COOPER, Street Commissioner.
Law DiFsRTsLST CITy oy -Y0rg,
OFfiCT o. THr tOuNsTI TO ivy CORPORATION
-. = R,,.d,~.~ e..

OFfIcT THE COuysTI CORPORATION ;
No ~ Broadway. Sept q. 1853
fp~ COoPEE ~-q., stIe-, COMMISSIONER.
in receipt Of communication ~ the nth instant
actions against the late Goec-0
Deputy Collectors q Assessments And their -ur-'. fcT the
uoreys alleged have been received By them and withhold
from The City ard also take proceedings under Tho 'ste
pubic books snd p.p-r- Alec alleged ~ b- withheld
reply have the honor observe that opinion.
authority institute legal p-cceeiiug aud tn
city plaintiff nssiou. without u. bgilsiiV- direction
the Coruch la the sgns the Charter Un-s
Z" whsr so ordered by thr Corporation"
When h. Common Council shs dir.c % institute pro.
ccedins in the SOU refer TO- viii promptly comply
tOur obeGicrt @sTysnt,
(sign-di RICHARD BUSTED.
Counsel 20 The Cooperation.
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T. 8. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE SEPT eo-Before Mr.
JosEsPu BsrGHAw.
NCTIST.

The examination Of the mntinecrs Of the ship
,hp Orient for nuny ths nigh, Of the 7h Of ssptemb~
inst, commenced to-day Considerable testimony wss
taken
DANGEROUS GOODS MUST BE Labeled.
Upon the complaint Of Mr.. ~ L. Griffin, master Of
the steamship Empire City Alfred r. Conhn arrested anA
brought up FOR charge OF hsvns shipped, -
tis port for board the Empire City tbs
Let last number Of PACKAGES snins oil VI sftrfs
and and burning fluids whou. having them property
labeled the SAM. which In violation Of an ct 81
Congress.
ASSAULT WITH 4 SHEATH KNIFE.
Upon the complaint of Mr.. James NJ. Brce, master
u ship webb calling himself John Do" W.
arrested for committing assault complainant With shesh
kaf. He was held for examination.
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CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-"Ls Sonnambua" is an.
nounced for the lsst time this evening-Mesdsmes
Gasscr and Siodenberg, and Srs. Labocctta and
easier in the principal parts. civilian Tell Will
be given on Friday next.
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Mr. Cosch6 Mr.. Ullman's agent starts on concert
tour through the Western States in few days lie Will
be accompanied by Carl Forme', the eminent basso'
Mis- Hattie Andem Carl Anschutz, Theo. Thomas, NJ.
Musard, Bergman and Others.
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surREME covRr-ca.xSs.s-sep, s0-sefore Jads'

Chas l.. Frost ct. al ACT. Robt. Lcwin.--Stats
What amendments b. argued aud what ao, othewUs
net 20 u. exa.niur6 hy the judge.
Ry-coNNENCEsENr W BUSINESS IN fhs CocKrs.
Yesterday rorrns ,cty. business rcomri.ir.d 10 thu
Srrr,fre Court Two circuits orfnfcf the caiescsr
wa called and down Az n o'cik 'hs General Ter.
u,..rurJudse, Davies Hogeboom and Sutherland prsd
nx The calendar h. branch Of the Count 10 quite iase
important smons which may o. cite
b New Haven Railroad Compsnv sst Schuyler the Psrsh
VIII International Tifa rnmrance Company sat Tax Ccnm,s-
soneIs The British Euhefrlnen The People and tnss
Dork Conranv NJ Price Mpore AIT Liynsstoni Arr.ss
Of Emma Augusta Cunninsh from Surrogate brad'os ar"
cree. and Orrn Tern sxt. The Mayor, &C.
The New Haven railroad aces down Sr Thursday
APPOINTMENT ~ Ex,NISERs.-The Court ep-
pointed Gilbert C. Dear. A. Oakley Hall. and c. Mcneil IN
smners 10 exsnine applicants for sdmsop to practice Ihe
EXAMINATION will take place in accordance with he rulrs
soped the late snnus meeting Of JUDGES Albany In opcs
Court on SATURDAY, the 2d of October. 81 n o'clock
On motion ~ ex.ludse Dean. Edward ~ Ftzrrsid ss-
the schoo, of Poushkeepsie, admitted 70
practice.
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Elegant English BRrsSkiS NARPfriNa at 7Sr.s
A. Az a. n.r ysrd Atwood NeRsrNs ct a., a. ssA
o. OtfcI0rHs Sic. ~. and ~ EAsNk ara rare Css-
xKS L. a. eNirs ,tdinsry boo prizes
49, - HlEas AApEssos. NJ. - Bcxv<y.
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A.Nfslisf'tii'l =
RrSDy's GALLERIES.

A~ssaryPvs .Np DAcvEsETcryrrS
No. 40 snd rs prosiw-,. Ncwyors. aud No. N< osss
vaniz Az. Washuazton. D. L.
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corrpT OF GFyyRAL sEs5IOSS-sept q, isS,-Befsss
~ Cty Juc 40 RgssZLL.

There were no trial. in this court to-day, BUSINESS
NJ c;,,on not hing .ery brisk Th, Of Hannah uar-
~ T.o-,r maiden Of 3D. chsrze6 With ssSbbins Cetn
80, N N named Cx;h4ns Sullivan, wss p>sponsd WI W
.or.ov wedn-sdsyb on sgpheatloa Of counsel
FrsAsre Hi pleaded guilty % frsnd larceny and va ~
,.ae-a % t,~o years IN N. Sts.- Pnson.
W.r..r-. Tsssrd iIiited fr rsccrs stolen sods WHO
- IN hed % bs In s2so vitasss, held n bed
Z, ,hr .urnr . principal
Tte court sdournec
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SUSTAINED by this, to the farmer, unfortunate oocur.
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Advertisement,
CoopNYsS Gracious Did VOC eyer sec Dogs

or Horses naturally. Erpsaal c.1ra. Nee SO
W.n On 'h.y do IN Tsiopo>s Ansxsns T. =
R.sSv~'s MrsECs They ros dive ,A-y exsssy
III. IN Tl.Y Do wondsr AfIgsSooa and ss1ANs.
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TIVE "ALLIG,roR' LiBrLs.
SUPERIOR COrRT-SPycrAL TTRM--SgPr @.-Befcre
Judre HoPp decisions.

Hecker agt Jay.-Orter eApunging portions Of %
answcr a irreley ant. =, ,
Gregory agt. Gregory.-lnjunctio continued u
favor of plaintiff survivor o.,
NJ Fem, administrative, sgt. {. II. Boles.-Ie-
fsndan,. surviving partner appointed receiver inurcoe
against the the former firm upon the fasss
&c.
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS --sEpr. -DsSsfv Jast"ns
CoxscLLY, QrAcYEssrsH and srExaS
Caxes On the Cslsudsr B-Cosstotioss H.

Jacob rson s.ssn and battery fined Sio; Dsnis
Or an .s,s,t sud battery ned I'D Charles sxnfna, sealing
pdsnsn. .u.<sSsd Tho..s Elao .:. 49, so1 sasI
melt sosc~nd-d Josephins Msret, assok nd bssssy.
6u-5 So Dsni Nssb.n Ssslns IS psui:enfls1
i,ssesst assat and battery city psson dsyc ss..sa
Downing stealing barrel p~o.,sntiAry mooth. w, ~
Ssson ssssHas IS p.nssntsry months John noess -.
iss ssd pps Sorse q r.sss fhsnAs Dsy ssss. - -.
seni,ensisry months; xstthev Kelly, ssssae - N
prDi.rrfiAry month"; chssp and judsnscs
J.An Coehssss, stsssns gid md diver eot.7 SS
moa,ss; rstss tessy. s.eslias Co.'S -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

BURsIyG CASTLE GARDES.-Last Monday evening
about o'clock the following letter was sent TO the
acting General. Superintendent Carpenter:
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SUPREME couRr-cH,Nsrss-srrr. n.

SUPRFNE COCKT-CHANbtR.-SEFr ~
NorIcT.-Judge Sutherland will sit at ChsmberS
from ~ 10 II O'clock the transaction of all psys business
Jrdsr Hogeboorn will hear iyned motions IN the o"ncs
Term rooms judge Davies ~l attend TO tho same In In
Srec al Term room the abb, nan,ed hours go .
n. r. CONNOLLY Ciess.
TIVE ALLIGATOR LfBELs.
This morning Stephen H. Branch was in the Gen
cal FERN OF the Supreme Court expectation Of herring In
argument on the wr, Of allowed In his bot sno<es
being on which will probably occupy the whole day. ths
argument the writ l. Indefinitely postponed
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RECEIVING STOLEN GOoDs.--For several weeks
past two boys named John Mehany and Andrew Gar
harms alias Italian Dove have been engaged in a
series OF thefts about the City aud have general
thing disposed of their plumber to Peter and Rosa
Csnepa, who pretend to keep boarding house at No.
20 Baxter street. Officer IIanbln Of the Third Pre-
cinct few days ago. arrested Mehany when the fellow
becoming frightened gave information relative 10 the
whole plan o! operations, and which has since led 10
the recovery OF large amount Of stolen property.
About IL o'clock on Monday night, Sergeant Crop
sey and Officer Hambln accompanied by the boy
Mehany, paid visit TO the house of the alleged re-
cevers in Baxter street. Mehsny called 10 Csnepa
and his wife from an upper window, and told them
that ne had more goods for them; bat il seems they
felt somewhat suspicious, and told him to go away,
but at the time requested him 10 call i'll the
morning and bring the goods along. Soon after the
officers gained admission ~ the premises, and arrested
Csnepa and his wife and took them TO the Station
House. A search Of their resulted in the find
ing ofthree gold and silver watches, muslin delsnes,
shoes, laces, and quantity Of other goods some ID
which have been identified by the oaner..
Mehany confessed that Garharns stole all the goods
in question, and that he along at the time. Both
about embarking u extensive business,
and were making arrangements o burglsriousy enter
several stores and dwellings. They had ordered
complete set Of burglars tools. and the implements
are now in the hands of the manufacturer. Italian
Dove" is still at large. The man and wife Canepa
and the boy Mehsny were yesterday taken before jus
tee Connolly and committed TOR examination.
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they would Dc better Of there than they would
Knocking about ioose; and =, l2l O'Clock the sur
vvor of Crimean warfare brought up before tine
tribunal. TIE Zouave sttini in white coat, AMI
looked very selfcomplsceut, usual. Mr. Busted
appeared AZ his counsel Grant. the complainant
called. but he did not appesT. Mr. Buseed, therefore,
moved thu, the case be dismissed. which th- Court
granted aud The ,riuwphsn; Captain walked of with
the sefcouplaceut smile he carried throughout,
the pruceedirgs
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"crpprScv--Tyc.I TEspyR-Slyer dollars OF
United State. coinage are a legal tender to any
amount; three-cent pieces to the amount % ~ ee"
only and s. TO- p and 80 cent pieces u hs eAle"' VI
1--WE dollars.
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Remaining Sept. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
THE HATFIELD YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION.

The Board adjourned.
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CAsE OF SrEFHES VI. ALLEN.-In .he case OF Mr.
Allen charged by one Edward 5. Latham OF seneca
Falls with having committed perjury, NJ. Allen APP
peared before Justice Welsh Monday morning, when
the examination was postponed until wednesday of
next week 29;h inst.
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PoLuIoAL.-The Americans Of the Eighteenth
Ward met on Monday evening, 9th inst, aud elected
Delegates 10 Conventions a. follows:
Deltgatss 10 C0uEty C0HrcRfioE-CorneHus Ii.
Whitaker. Seymour 4. BHsce, Vim. Richardson.
Datgoies 10 VIII'h Congressional Disiric' C0nreH-
tOH-H. 4. T Cranberry, Willard A. Fiske, James
W. Barker, Charles Sbone. Charles A. Peek.
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rebertd Citrate, brttte sbar pon 8 nttimpre
Samito9. osn 1s. Uebruor 1865.

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Ifenoen Seiteubltf auf lSrdulein Siocnien utels
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Der Q8e(t iei, Die I'M Nrsen lie9e.
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aus, Priploerte Die Gc6ter oer Yrdloentin.
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Dame eifrt9. Ofarje perltebt nidt 3u malen,
ttallenlId 5n lin9en, roer neue 9iomane 3u leIen,
Iaber lie lielt bafur CUTE 8Ider. Die Bi6el la9
IN lhrem Gunner, ais Elm tbeuereS Uerm1dtniB
Itbres lelI9en Sater8, ,pie file mir er5ablte. G5
mug etn fronlner unO geredter Wann 9epefen
letn, unO nultfaliA lit iie audi, iebr l4Sn per-
tebtlle 5u lplelen uno gu iin9en.
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lie, 2E15 pe n?
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Prdltpentin.
SIN 4ugentltd belt ber @asen unb bic la
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melde cbne 3weifel erfrlst mare. Die Brdlis
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rem 0eatllhen, uno NureIie fpnnte in threr
l2Sobnnn3 un9eltort meiter potteu uuD lad)es.
Sc brad Die Odmmeruu9 oes I6enp5 ber.
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Imar elulam 3uraf9e 9eblieben. Sie ldmiegte li9
in elne tlefe Gfc pea rctben SammetoipanS unD
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gems 5tterte curd bic tiefe Stiae. sic b0rte
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ten td ranm lOieoer gu Dem @e9en taure Der
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mort elmer maunliuen Stmme, Die ibren 9ta=
men ausiprad Oran9en Treupe uno @ntiesen
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N 2ouia 3Selber
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lin iablre3en 9uipra8 bittet ersebenf
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9tlter SDrn II. 9fOggeni0uaS8 (SlO Hpe,)
on ser6isbsnen dbreGngn x 9eri6iebenen pretIen
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
Things at Paris.

The following extract from Paris lei
ter to the N. Y. Herald shows the terrible
nature Of the seere, dangers that menace
the French Emperor:
That the fears Of repeated attempts on
the Emperor's life are not merely chimsri-
cal, some Of the circumstances which at
tend the event Of the 1 4th sufficiently at
test. The instant it was known that the
attempt had proved abortiVe, long. low
whistle was distinctly heard by many per-
sons, taken up and carried on throughout
the whole line OF the Bouleyards up 10 the
solemn in the Place 81. Antonio. No ef-
forts Of the police have as yet been sue
ceslful in tracing the authors concerned,
but it is of itself an evidence Of fearful
system Of organization. Again, when ter
days afterwards tue Emperor and Empress
paid their visit to the English Ambassador
on account OF the marriage Of the Princes
Royal with the Prince Of Prussia. it i
whispered that on their quitting the hotel
about two O'Clock in the morning. just a
they bad entered the carriage man free
shot straight Of the Emperor from q re
volver. In an instant the short sword'
flashed from the scabbards Of hundrer
police who we're on duty, and the Empres
seeing the fact, and forgetting the natur
of the body that surrounped the carriage
and believing band of desperate assas
sins were present, ready to complete Vha
the pistol shot had missed. flung herse|
on Il Q bosom OF the Emperor, exclaiming
"Movons ensemJle!"
As 10 the British Embassy itself. sue
was the state OF terror lesi anything shoul
occur, that the Ambassador declared b
would be responsible for their Majestie'
safety on condition hat the hous
should be placed several days before in tn
hands Of the police. Only one or two c
the ordinary domestics were retained o
duty and the hotel was accordingly fairl
invested by the agents Of M. Pie'ri. Th
very serving men arrayed in gorgeou
state liseries, with powdered peruke
white kerseymeres. and long silk stocking
were these gentry in disguise. and plob'
: bly accounted for the incomplsteness
their waiting which was complained Q
Notwithstanding the vast number OF atte'
dan,s.