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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11
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Reports-Of Committee Oh Fire Department, to a.
ter store No 80 Liberty street, for use Of Hose Co.
No. s. ADOPTED. OF Committee on finance, t. pay
Ed. DAILY $l75 for injuries TO horse. Adopted. U!
Committee on Streets, in favor Of tagging Eighth ay-
enue between Thirteenth ard Twenty-tbird streets,
tie east side and between Thirteenth and t~eht4-
eth streets on the ives. side Adopted. Of Commit
tee on Sewers to build sewer in Morton strest from
Bedford stree; TO sewer in Morton street. Aoopte1
OF Committee on Finance, IN favor Of paying 80 10
Henry Miner, for property destroy By MOP. AaoPl
&C. In favIr Of building sewer 10 Forty ninth street.
from Seventh to Ssventy-sx,h street. east OF
counts. recommending 10 the overpaynent OF Ter
Farley, that the Controller be directed to re.n
si,30S 40, with interest from Dee 4, $780, from any
money due, which may become due, = ler-
rsne Farley, TO reimburse the City for overpsyments
TO lin to that amount.
/. was moved b. Mr.. GEsEr that the report be laid
over.
Mr.. Cross insisted that il should be adopted at
once, AID moved to amend to tina. effect.
The President put the motion to lay over thtooSa
and On Mr.. Cross objectirg, said be did rot near
the ams.duent seconded. Several persons SAID taey
seconded M Croess motieo, ~hereupon the Pres ien
seccrder cid rotiise IN bis seat.
Mr.. CoRsELL moved to take mp the case Of or
race Farley anew. ,
Mr. Gss.r hoped not He wanted time to investi'
gate. =,
Mr.. CoRsIIL did net see why they should wai. 70
investigate when Farley hi nsef admit. that thA vas
over payment. ,
Mr.. CAN'T s.id the Controller would retain the
amount any way, aud there NO use IN III u oerns
ths ,ecorcs.
H.. Gross thought there was something sngusss L
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ApPRoPRIATtSG Property TO HIs Own uss.-Me
late scu, "Wednesday atesncen Nc. EtsS6s Chr,t.nson
No Chsub.rs app ~ az the Lever poce aud appS
r wsrrsn, TO .esch toe pteu-, No. liz Graud s,Iest
witch be alleged certain F,p"ry hect ns = ha ant .heA
hsd s.nlrr orc his Possession. search wrsEt wn
RACED IL the Oicer NJ Core AMI sqosatiiy Of ha-c
aid popery ysued 80 foued oc the premises secvs
nelopec mar named Waterman Ia Who's possession TIE
r. pests foutd appetizer led e nnttei 70 prson 81
Justice CcDLo.ly FOX exsnlE alton.
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CRURITY TO ANIMALS. 49, Yesterday morning J.
Fries AID Samuel Ashart German butchers doDx eesaes 81
e cre Of Ctton and Stanton .s'ed By o.
car Book Of tie Teph Pecl.c charged with cruelty 70 Aai
mails Ttey caIyog sxsen 10 acst seven f"eS
ors by wide aud bad bn.rd sced The s'msis
upon which they were sra-i Tie al malls tortured
hA. ,hes tina mouth The secueei tshen bsass
stee who Led them Gu H. the SIN Of tSos
each
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IAdyerti.emsnt.l
THE THRILLING TRAGEDy. The tragedy OF love

ssys ore Of exciting In real LIE nls opa the
sage But ike that Of Run Reversal . p,rfomed ~tA
snh sgus Kate Deuu Ryan every sveuios nos -
Two Lows AND LFE 81 BARAVM's MUSEUM, ss1rp"aas
ia rcbs hisut depth ant ubm se Ntyri u IL repestsa
IoNlGHT Two Ia ming pieces 1His AtlEssoos
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lAdvertissuneati
The METALLIC TABLET STRop--Iaventod ~

Orc SAUNDERS si6-rhis, tina genuine aoe has
.quasd for producing tho heeues possible edss 70 rss
b. nbsined o. the soborbsrs ard sole saasoutots
g. SAyADsRs, stot, 40. ? Aston House
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CIV TAYLoR's BENEFIT. Tonight this VET
er, Of The stage take, his Ben. lit PURDys national rss.
TFR aud prserts Eve fLl pieces. viz. " WILLIAM TsLL."
n.ycEE AID pRovsR AND HIS Docs" u oogrsa hh
Broher OF Ms.nc and ODE Fellows Orders VIII b -
hs-!
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CASUALTIES.

Ccrne Bankers Of :hs 9TH of Hussars, hes died from
cholera AMI Lieut. Cooserat from the effects of his
WCuLis.
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THE RECENT BLASTING AocIDESr.-Justee Kelly
of the Jefferson Market Polce Court yesterday morn
III discharged Mr.. MARITIME, ard others, who
rested the day previous ior careless blasting Yves.
Thirty.sevsnth street, one appeared sgacst them
MARITIME promised to pay oil damages caused by the
accident and TIE MAJOR has scut officer 20 inyest
gate the matter.
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Strangers in town can obtain correct PIIREN0.
oCicAL EXAMINATION setting forth the tsens Detects sn6
prop-r f-:sut, daily, q. fo~LEs AND "ELLs
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IAtve tisem ,ut
iERINO uNDFRGi


AT GREATLY REDUCED PRicEs,
VIII be found 81 usosl At EMk,N.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

THURSDAY, June s.-PresideLt HAswELL In Tue
chair.
Pesolutions.-To abate the nuisance OF slaughter,
borse corner Of Seventh avenue aud Fifty second
street for sanitary reasons to the Board OF Heatn
Declaring the ordinance reorg the Aqueauct
Department law, the Mayor having sent his veto -
the Board of Aldermen, instead OF 10 ILLS Doaiu'
where the ordinance originated. Adopted.
Concurrng with the Board OF Aldermen to request
the Commissioners of the Central Park to open the
transverse roads laid down on the msp SO as to auord
thoroughfares across the zane. Adopted. -
Coramnnicat,ons-From the Controller, submitting
a report Of the expenditure from Jan. to June /,
1853. The exreIoiures i'll the various Departments
amount TO s. 952, 1913 %. In addition TO this sum-
there have been paid, by the issue OF Assessment
Bonds: -ooo
For account Of Street Paving ...:.'....''.''' $500
Of Central PARK awards liovyY
For Construction of Sc lo-vV
For account OF Filling Surken Lois.........." SoVo
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BRADY's GALLERIES
AMRROTYPEs an I


AsBpoTYPEs AMI OAGUERRtOrypss
Nos $50 and 2j Broadway. York and No tss PenRs'
vsnia- ay, Washington, ID C.
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SrIcIDy -Crrcuer Gamble he'd an ipqxcS GA
THURSDAY New York Hos itsl upon the bcAs ~ ASr
use .ssipae wou.a who died fvm irlntss recrtveas
few d.y. ,nte b. iumpins swioeo. OF eaftias.
DLsnr The deceased intox'sted a. ne
t,l- ouk be tc tee FuP'.o % Pau9S a. sai Ia hS
exist,1e The lTy ved, q Death i1 Lstds
the SKULL
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Ia " INIELLTG EWCE.
TRIAL OF MICHAEL CANCEMI.
SUPREME C0URr-CIRcUir-Jeae m-Befoes Jsdss
WRIGHT.

The People az, Mchsel Csncemi
Tha Case was cO1tiuued to-day, ard several W.T.
ressss were examined the part Of the pssps, bat
without dscc yeripg anything re~. Ire prosecutioa
will probably olcse their csee on Friday.
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wteS Ofi"r GiraSs ID him. Wide 90 tae wsf
to the Pelce staii wocehull of-rei Gi sud t2o h
reese rim, snd p-oDuei stu l,rger sun.
Tie pIiscoeEs were soon conveyed to the S'Itseeth
prccirci Stsi'or House. End search resulted ia the
6acrg upon WoodAul Of : fuI Assortment. Of poke
rirp-'s keleton keys, srasO los<sd to tee music,
srd psper Of nae pspre.. A VARSITY Of articles Of
tie ssm. hind were foand upon Curt, Tie accused
were yesterday no'irg cosv'yed before jus ice Kl-
IT, a. tie J, ffeiscn MAKE. Police Corr, aed can
r,.so for ezsmrs.ior.
Although travelling srde- d.fereas names, the pris-
oners a-e brothers, ard hsye strong perSonl re-
seablsnce. They are Fa'he, gerteel, but eoyi.h N
spptaiarce C1,.is is -, ard woodruff y years. Of
age sad both have beer a; Sing Sing Carts vas
convicted q g'sDc la-covy. srd paFdoned out 81
Gov Clark tao yesrs since. These fellows are coo-
siiered ss the perpetrators Of numerous bassaries
iAst saye recently been cOmnttei IN tee upper par:
OF Tie city.
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HSFANricIIE.-Ar ieSuess was held on Thursday By
Coroee Psy M 2 81 Eleventh ''rc,, up'n tie eoay
I'd Ia siOk thst IL prosed n Be-
the chii Of al .leS Law sck who bad bee
,mpoysd the family The rutesed sscrtS Of data BY
ys.nc T. red tie eAids nother" TIC rhi app ,sssd -
have beee no The sk iams .,ely asr is eta Tas
u 0tkeT : deg aiiest. -
Police StNior upar the BODY sslt found IN sey at-
ION rr No as TIE child about thre ss
old AID tie Iuy found dr.h the result a nex-cs
Immediately is kirts ard rc5dc vereS that sdece
The mctdsf Of the child could not BE- found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11

TIE PRIsos DRESS OF SAILOR DAs FoUSD.-Tas
Harbor Police yesterday found stray row-boat nsar
jersey Cry containing the clothes supposed TO hsve
been worn by Sailor Dan and the other convict who
escaped few nights ago from Sing Sing prison. Dan
is thought to be proving about Nsw-iork, aud Will
probably be captured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11

The COMPLAINT AcaIssT SCHOOL ~
The con plant made by sMr Kelly TO los hayo. %
TUESDAY, that his hsd b'cr ioeksc up TIE u.!
seventba.reet schcotou.e I'LL II CLOCK o. nss.' ESQ
Just h. truth in ito more; Oneot "'he sood ooy'
Of tie school, jest his cs'' ~ss oe"s d',n'
struck smother lsd sufficiently hard TO MAKE LIS -
bleed. TIE teacher sseirg it, Gale Sex tae COY
stxuok tod him 70 sep into N .eyoihias css''f''n
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THF SUPPOSED HoNIcrDy ~ tLyrcHrR Sragyr.-
Coory - halls ifqu-st rhursty ugpa n bpiy
who died Weekday bis resdrt No.
- Madison st.e he rePoei 20 have oa psss~d do~n
i<ut - No =. AID u-i.
~ thc stcwcc the have heea if~n al
u srr, that i,c-sse za'ed tSa. rAnri sh,a 81
NJ - ~ chrr sir,e aud while Gnstt RIA hos In
hreAef ns nsnft e ten bck~z uPr tae pavement ia frsnt
hcu.- ard had hs sku tisund TIE Jar. rcude1ef
Drsh thr skal .3ras. received,
Dtc~ss "a A. / sha,a by Or a. 81 yeas VI ass
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sri "thiuk about IT." TIE tesooer ~et. sbcut her
other du'ies Tbs snitor having occssio- soor sesr
to enter The room the boy snd beiog tod that &c
detained shut the door &c lsit lie room lock
ing i, a. wss bis e0stop. amply bccauSe tie door
would net latch. while after. the tesoher I'D OF
some other teachers whether The little fellow h,d beer
released, snd was answered in tse afiirmslye-they
p,ppospg the query referred 10 stotber lad who alec
bed been dettted ~ o'clock tn, initor lsft the
building spd wsnt home Ehen the parents missed
the. child they made legally of teachers, -si,o'.
o. school officers bat teleersphsd through the ppice
Station Houses ipq-.res fer their lost one. When at
last they bethoCgb. themsslvse Of tae .nitor saey
called on him. All he instantly wert 10 the choolroom
found III. lad, who appeared to have been enjoying
sound nap, and brought him ho1e. TIE affair was
entirely accidental and the teacher 10 respect charge
able with lack e care o. kirdresi.
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SUSPECTED SLAYER SylzED The yacit Wan.
derer ard the schooner Ctsr-er Oak We're seized -
Wednesday, in Long Island Sound BY Cap. FAunce Of
the Revenue cutter Harriet Lane, and are nov 10
custody a, this port The Wanierer is suspected OF
berg about to start slave voyage. and tue Char
ter Oak charged with completely, in carrying stores
srd munitions TO the yacht. Yesterday the vessels
were syirg off the Battery il charge of the Msrsaas
officers. Tie preliminary examination Of the parties
implicated will take place in few dsye.
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Mr. stephen Mssse,; sFrivei yesterday BY the A'ia,
and will appear in hs city in pOpaas entesG
uert Of TIE Albert Smith order.
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No PERroRxAscE.-Iu consequence of an alleged
difficulty about the rent Of the house OF VINO 10 Ps!
to, there no performance at Laura heene inea'
ter last night. Those who had purchased uVke''
received their money back.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-05
Mountain Pride FIGURING Mills

THE present proprietors Of the above named
| mill having reftted and made extensive i'm
provements in the mill formerly known as the lone
City Steam Mill, now designate ii as ''The Noun
tain Pride Mill"
This mill is now manufacturing -four second to
none in the State. II has the latest and most ap-
proved machinery for cleaning grain, and all the
facilties for doing custom work with dispatch.
Ii lis the place for a cash market for good wheat.
A good stock Of extra Family Flour, also second
third and furth qualities at corresponding prices:
Self-Rsing Flour; fresh Corn Mcal Ground Barley
Mixed Feed, Brown Shorts and Midngs always on
hand at the lowest market prices. The attention
of the trade is particularly solicited
VIM. ". HARRON 4 co.
sep 46-tf
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-05
The Pico Grant.
JACKSON, May 25, 1858.


Eps. LgDeER:-H Having waited for assis-
tance in the holy crusade against the Pico
swindle till the cause began to languish, and
until all rational hopes of many had entirely
fed and left me to choose between the alter
natives whether to abandon the enterprise or
to continue IL alone, / have determined up
on the latter course, and to renew with all
my energy, my attacks upon this prodig-
ious fraud though fully sensible Of my ina
bilty to do justice to the cause which | have
espoused. | am enlisted in this matter be-
cause deserted by those who should lead the
van in this contest. 1t is with regret that l
contemplate the complaisant indifference
with which the people seem to regard this
matter When / consider the extent of that
nefareous imposition-the ease with which 1t
has been practiced upon the community, the
impediment which it has been to the advance
ment Of every species of Improvement in the
county, and its minions travelling, without
being wrought up to such pitch of excite
ment as to almost dethrone reason and leave
me the victim OF an imagination scorched
with rage and aud frantic with indignation
Bnt enough Of this will proceed immedi-
ately to the consideration Of the objects OF
this letter.
| nov set out with this proposition, that
every State has the undoubted right TO con-
troll the proceedings in their own courts, and
10 say what shall and what shall not be evl-
dence of title to real estate in those courts.
aud also what shall constitute a fraud OF
which they will take cognizance, and what
shall be sufficient proof thereof, and how it
may be proved That this position can be
maintained both upon reason, priciple and
authority, there cannot be the slightest ques-
ton. Well, suppose this 20 be true; now
does it affect Pico's right to eleven leagues OF
land hcrey Has the Legislature made any
law which controls this case? think they
have. There Is Statute which declares that
all conyeyances of real estate made prior TO
the 10th day Of April, 1850, shall be re-
corded in the County Recorders ofsce, and
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-05

u not so recorded shall he vo;d .s ,.
.npd persons, but is valid between ,he ,ar
s"a, aes themselves. Pico's grant is not on re-
cord 10 this county and never has been. nor
~us u ever on record in Calaveras county be.
.o,e division thereof; nor do I believe that
"s recorded anywhere in the State in anv
OF The original archives. But the ouos,;oD
may be asked is this conveyance within Tho
meaning OF the lawy | think il is Tho
SUI, sarie law oennes what shall be CONVEYANCE
Inc term conveyance as used in this Act
snail be construed to embrace every instru.
ment by which any real estate or interest in
reai estate is created or Aimed" A grant is
an instrument passing from the surveyor to
an individual as imminent of title to land
Does IT create an interest ip real estate? Does
not the government part with a right and
vest 1t in an individual? No answer is re.
CURED to these interrogatories. The afirma-
1--WE appears ut the first view to be true
But some may say that the Legislature did
not intend to include Mexican grants within
the peryiew Of the Statute. This is asser
ton without argument. say that they did
not only include them within the law. but
that they intended to do So And why?-
The only guide to direct us in the search for
their intention is their own acts and words.
Their language clearly include them; but
what were their acts? Why,the same Legis-
lature made law which said that all nstru-
ments OF writing affecting real estate and
which were required to be recorded with any
Alcalde or other public officer should be
transferred to the County Clerks office; and
afterwards they made another law which SAID
that the same papers should be transferred
to the County Recorders Office, and there re-
main OF record. Mexican grants were re-
qulred to be recorded with Alcaldes. See
the 9th Article of the Regulations of Mexi-
co, OF 1928. CADMUS.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-05
Replies to Correspondents.

DARIUS, Tolcano.--" What Of the law against col.
Letting liquor bills" Just this about il: 1t went
into operation June LIST, and provides that no
retail liquor bill exceeding FIVE dollars, contract
ed after that date can be collected at law There
have been instances where law like this would
have saved wife and children their COW. their
bed and other articles conducive TO their wei
fare and comfort.
houRER, Jaekson.--' Does the operation of the
Sunday law compel the keepers Of hotels and
restaurants to close their bars on that day ?
There is good deal of speculation and appears
to be much diversity of opinion upon this quos-
ton" There are many things in that Sunday
law that win have to be settled by the Courts :
until then, there will be diversity of opinion"
The first section of the act stipuates what is pro-
hibited from being transacted on the Sabbath
aud the second section reads: "The provisions
Of section one of this Act shall not apply 10, or
in any manner affect, the business Of hotel
keepers, inn keepers, tavern keepers, keepers of
restaurants, boarding house Keepers &c. The
word liquor or liquors does not occur in
the Act.< II their sale is prohibited, even in
saloons seperate from a hotel or restaurant. Il
must, We think. be under the operation Of the
italicised portion of the following sentence, ta-
ken from the first section of the Act: No per
son or persons shall, on the Christian Sabbath.
or Sunday, keep open any store, warehouse, me-
chanic shop, workshop, banking house, manu-
featuring establishment, other business ho.se.
for business purposes; and no person or persons
shall sell, or expose for SALE any goods wares or
merchandise on the Christian Sabbath, or Sunday
In California. under our license laws, the retail
OF liquors has been considered as distinct from
the traffic in goods wares and merchandise
IN other words, "whiskey by the small " has not
been considered either goods, wares or merchan-
disc, but simply liquor.r We must decline to
advise you as to the course you should pursue
call on your lawyer.
approval of such men and Dem
ocrats as the gentleman who writes us from this
place is more than gratifying. We will be ex-
cused for making a short extract My years
subscription to the LEDGER is nearly up The
course you have pursued, politically, heretofore
and particularly of late. 50 completely meets my
approval that, with your consent cannot hesi-
tate TO take the LED0ER another year. 1t shall
be our constant effort to pursue such course,
politically, as viii merit the approval of all true
Democrats
DraFoISE, Voieano.--Chas Eugene writes good
letter, and could do better with his pen than by
engaging in the laundry business.
JlpSus, Jackson--Those interested in the discus
sion of the Pico title are directed to this letter.
DEMOCRAT, Laneha PiaHa.-We have no means Of
knowing when the County Convention will be
called. That rests with the Central Committee.
We have heard various dates mentioned, ranging
from the first to the last of July.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-05
25-4w
Notice

rs hereby given that every person having debts
i demands or claims against the estate of ID. e.
Elliott deceased, are requested to present the same
TO the undersigned at bis Office in Drytown, or the
Clerks Office in Jackson, within ten months from
the date hereof or such debts, demands or claims
will be forever barred. Persons owing debts to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment of the same to the undersigned.
j. B. KING, Public Admir-
jackson. May Is, 1858.
may Is 5U-4w
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-05
Union Hotel for Sale!
JACKSON, CAL.


Ia THE undersigned would respectfully an
Ell nounce that the UNION HOTEL has been re-
opened, and is ready for the accommodation Of
travellers and the public. The building has been
raised and enlarged, and is now the most commo-
dious and best arranged hotel in the county. 1t
has been thoroughly overhauled, renovated and
changed, newly painted inside and out, and is clean
and sweet throughout New Bedrooms, and new
Beds and Bedding have been provided for the ac-
commodaton of those who favor the house with
their patronage. A new and commodous dining
room has been provided; also parlor, and suitable
family rooms. The improvements upon the house
have been made at an expense OF $4,000 90.
THE HOTEL is now offered for sale. 1t being
impossible for the proprietor to give the house his
personal attention, 1t will be sold at BARGAIN
and the terms made easy. 1t is the best opportuni
ty now offered in California, for any person de-
string to engage in the hotel business.
The house will be kept open, and conducted in
all respects first class hotel, for and in my
name, by DR.. Volney Smith, until a sale is effected.
JAMES w. WINTER.
NAV 1 2S-tf
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-05
f.. Gum,
saddle and Harness Maker, Main
Street Jackson.

"a THE undersigned takes pleasure in an
keExA nouncing to the public of jackson and
- vicinity, that he has fitted up his shop in
the hest style and furnished II with an extensive
assortment Of everything usually kept or manufac-
tured in;similar establishments. The following ar
ticles, in part represent his stock which ne VIII
a well selected stock of California, American
and English saddles, harness, brides, martingales,
spurs. nets. whips, bits combs, brushes leather
balters. collars, trunks, belts, holsters; &c, &c
He would respectfully ask. those wishing to pur-
chase any Of the articles kept or Manufactured In
h;s shon 20 give him cali before purchasing else
where. as his prices are lower than any other es-
tablshment In the county.
California saddles made to order. Repairing
,,,,,,r,iv attended 10 ED. GUM,
Proprietor.
,.L,a l7Sm