The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23


then referred 70 the pleasure he ana The company derived
irov their 70 Randal's island, and spoke gosne
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The next toast
The PressI,. Of she aonles monumenl snd
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oppressed.
Mr. R,e,,,sp Isvsrxxp Corporation Council very uncx
he esponent n the press and ssccincty rave hslogy
OF his and brothers early hoors a. printer aud CON
positor Offices, particularly comneutng On me
"~arssa q, sase% Ho~syer. h. eoacs h address
with eloquent and able dissertation a Journalism and
printing IN general
Tue CnAksAs then
Our worth, Chief Harry IIowsrd-NAy b. hss-d wish
healh mai priceless boOl secured . ham. gives
Which most enthusiastically responded %.
The following toass were thee given and eloguently
responded 10, particularly the tenth toas Tie spirf u
Patriotism 10 which Mr. Field made most harmed,
logical and eloquent address in reply. Hs speech vas
the feature OF the evening, and one whrh e mmAnasa
not only the attention but also the loud cncomums u The
large audience.
womsn-The poetry Of creation; wors sAai universally
Tss p, ssss1p s & On =. ss .s % NAY
Responded TO by -. T. sicxiSs
s.eam-The new motor working Gre sppsralas, 4
greater benefits fellow than ey have here
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We recognise In him worthy errn and An sals'ens a~ss
Our Brother Firemen OF the Unionsmaa In nrmbsrssrsAi
The spirit Of PatriO,sm-Nsy oe called trials oniy
achieve uiaInph2
Our Army and Yssy-over tbe world .hsy wave IN.
stained flag projecting alike interests and honor
p.ope s pn ss ass. no
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The party broke M about two o'clock and the Phladc
phians were escorted TO the Brandreth House.
The Re-Intictment or the Ey-Onscials.
THEY GIVE BAIL TO ANSWER AT THE pKcExBsH
TERM OF THE COURT.
Before Judge Russell, at Chambers.
Pursuant to arrangement made on Saturday by
counsel Charles Devn Charles Turner and others
who have been indicted by the last Grand Jury for
alleged conspiracy obtain money from the city treasury
the defendants appeared before the City Judge at noon
yesterday enter the necessary bonds for their a
at the December term Of the General Sessions
The Judges Office crowded by citizens throughout
the day
The following indivi were present. accompanied by
the gentlemen who offered to become bail for them
Charles Devlin Zone ndictment) charged with oh
tanning money under false pretenses from the city
treasury, James Saxton became his bail in the OF
81 500.
Charles Turner indicted for alleged conspiracy and
attempt to obtain money under false pretenccs VIM
H. Mcheas became his surety in 81 800 on each charge
Enoch Dean charged with obtaining money under
false prstences John Broderck became his bail in tho
sum of 81 800.
Peter b. Dryor was indicted for a similar offence Hugh
Jacob y. Oakley, Charles Mcneil and VIM. A. Dooley
were each charged with conspiracy and admitted to bail
Il the sum Of 81 600 Vim. Howe went bail for Oakley
and Mcneil, and VIM B Rockwell for Dooley.
Terence Farley and y. b. Smith, who have also bean In
diced, not present, but is probable that they VIII
give bail to-day