New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

tans on this road. Among Others the express train
for Albany ard Troy will leave Chambers street sta.
ton at q. m and 1870 p. m; Albany mail at II 30
a. m Express trains will leave East Mbspy at 1915
a. m. and 5:55 p. m.; Albany mail at am.
| The ESCAPE OF DR.. GALLARDET.-An investigs-
tion into the circumstances attending the escape of Dr.
Gsillardet from the charge of Officer Edmund o.
Baker, one of tie officers Of the Court Of Sessions
appointed by City Judge Russell, was concluded by
the Recorder yesterday.
| Baker himself swore, that after leaving Court with
Gsilsrdet On Saturday he took him to the City Prison.
| On the way they met DIR. Summons, who spoke to
Gailardet in French which Baker doesn't understand
that he then went, at Galardets invitation, to the
restaurant No. - Fourth avenue, to take dinner,
Gsillardet promising To get through by i've o'clock
after giving the order they went to the Doctors Office,
in Twelfth street, for twenty minutes, where they met
but the lady who opened the door; the Doctor
took down his bottle and said somebody had drunk al
his nbsynthe; they then went to Doctors shop on
| Broadway, met two men, and ssid ten minutes; then
| 20 millinery establishment on Broadway, where the
Doctor talked with lady for ten minutes more; then
back to No. 70 Fourtl avenue where they waited till
after four o'clock for dinner; there three or four
other gentlemen there, who talked with the Doctor in
French; then came dinner which lasted great while;
the Doctor went out and was gone half an hour; came
back went out in the yard and came back then about
ten o'clock he went out third time, and stad 30 long
without bis hat that he went out to look for him. tho
gentlemen told him the Doctor would be back soon;
they drank good deal of wins the party was intoxi.
Gated be drank often the rest did. He deponent
knew that he was violating the orders Of the Court
when be took him there; he took the Doctor away
once before on the night of bis convictions lie expected
that the Doctor would reward him for it, but nobody
had rewarded him. the first time the Doctor gave him
$40; nothing raid about the amount this time; he
ssid that night until twelve o'clock; he did not tell
the District Attorney until Monday morning; he sent
Saturday afternoon to ask the Recorders per-
mission to take the Doctor out but the Recorder said
no. Immediately receiving this answer he took him
out.
Mr.. Bertrand the keeper Of the restaurant swears
that they Sat down to dinner between and o'clock
Callar1et Baker and Mr. Morris sat down; while al
dinner several persons came in and out one OF them
Marc Caussidiere. The dioner broke up between IL
and IL p. IN. They drank seven or eight bottles OF
claret and five or six Of champagne. Bakers anxiety
was quieted BY one Of the gentlemen telling him that
probably Gallardet sd gone to meet his wife on the
Black Warrior, which was expected After the Doctor
/ bad escaped D'Homergue, Morris, Meard and Baker
were in the room Gailardet promised to pay for the
dinner but had not done 30.
NJ D'Uomergue had been to the Tonbs, Court aud
CITY judges Office to see Gsardet before he went to
/ Bertrand's. Baker seemed TO be very confident
that the Doctor had not gone aud needed no as-ur-
ances. He (DIIomerguel went out as the fireman
procession was passing and went home
| Mrs Melinda c. Dougal, the miliner, NO. 40
Broadway testies that shc had known Gaiiardet ior
three when lie came to her house Saturday he
wanted her to tell Csussdiere to meet him at dinner;
che does not know where tho Doctor U.s. and il she did
! would net tell.
| ARREST OF Mr. JAMES GonDoy BEyyETr.--The
editor Of The Herald arrested yesterday morning,
On an Indictment found against him, on Thursday,
by tie Grand Jury of Westchester County, for an a.
legged libel published in that paper in June last, on
Mr. John B. Hsskin, charging that gentleman with
having forged the records Of the Wille.ts Point Com
mttee of which he was Chairman.
Officer Garrison came from White Plains yes
day morning with warrant for Mr.. BENEFITS arrest,
which was ndorsed by Recorder Barnard, so as to
give it validity in this county. The officer then pro-
ceeded TO Mr.. BennettS hotel and notified bin that
be was prisoner. He was allowed however, to pro-
| ceed, in the custody Of the officer to The Herald
office for the transaction of business and aterward
proceeded to confer with his lawyer the subject Of
procuring bail in Westcheser County, and repairing
with the came to White Plains.
| ESTERTAISAKST TO THE PcrILs of TBE PUBLIC
ScmooIsTbe large hall Of the Cooper Institute was
filed yesterday afternoon By about 900 pupils OF tue
Public Schools composing the first Grammar classes
of all the Wards in the city, Among them were thirty
girls from the coored school in Mulberry street. The
object was to furnish snter snment for the pupils
The programme consisted Of various selections exc
cuted by Mr. Vilanova on the Alexandra organ and by
Mr. Tnm on the pianoforte; quartettes BY an admir-
able choir, led by Mr.. Henry Camp. At the conclu-
sion Miss Eliza A. Maher, pupil Of WaId School Noa,
in Brooue street. vas invited by the Rev. Mr. Hasket',
the Chairman of the Committee, to sing. She appear
ed on the platform, and sang q solo with SimrsoIe
effect, ssd was loudly applsuded During the enter
,srmen., Peter Cooper delivered an sddress to the
pupils, in which hs dwelt upon the importance OF edu
cation as means Of success in lie. He drew simii
tude between life and voyage the Sea- The dneF'
snt branches Of education were the compass, the
charts. the barometer, and the other implements OF
their profession. Without them they could have no
certainty tina, the voyage of lie would be prosperous
AT tho close Of the entertainment the boys gave loud
cheers for Peter Cooper.
We are pleased 10 announce shat the "Sa'or'
uom. " No. 100 Cherry street. which has been closed
several months for repairs, viii be reopcred on Mon
dav next under the superintendenee Of Captains Z.
p;cb.-dson and Edward walford. The benefits which
have been conferred " this institution upon seamen
Having accommodated some ", 900 during tue sixteen
vc.r, Of It's cxstencc) and upon the shipping interests
!, genera. are acknowledged in the liberal subscrip-
tons which have been aud are being made by the
. underwater and merchants Of New-York TO tht