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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-07
City Politics.


wEsTCHKsrER HOUSE CAUCUs-THE WAR IN THE
DEMOCRATIC RANKS.
The members Of the TAmmany Society favorable 10 the
reelection Of the present Council Of sachems met last
night in the wescheser House. caucls devise ways
and 10 carry the election in the society, which
takes place the third Monday April Over hun
dred persons were present, and A. H. hckle presided.
Speeches were made by John Van Buren, Elijah F. Purdy
Isaac " Fowler, R. B. Connolly and others. 1t was
claimed turing the evening that two hundred and five
persons pledged 10 support The sachem ticket The
following resolutions passed, after which the
adjourned;-
Resolved That the members of the Tammany Society as
hernce the regular and organization of the demo
cratic parry our continued devotion to M union and narmo
ball Its centre and ctade 6rm and earnest support
OF the ns onal ad and it's principles and
the influence Of Tsmmany Society subservent 70 selfish and
Resolved Thai we regret that any wen meaning members
Of The Society have been inhaled by reckless and
zng leaders and induced 70 associate with them In csndes
and ends and subversve OF The harmony and aer
nal feelings that should characterize the proceedings of Tam
Resolved the heretofore by portion OF
hose who are known TO be sworn members q TIE called
rious participation Of their leaders In schemes having
Of the denosrsc party the belief that the result Of
hsr sncces hst hat be possible event, would be the mms.
ton ssssstyien 70 an unpMcped sonr r. ana
would end In It's open hosy TO the national administration
AZ cn he Se % ss esTy 1 oS
their schemes against the democratic party
Resolved hat he members OF The society meeting At this
posed Of well known and faithful members of the society
devoted the nssse: snd % OF The party
interest concerned in these sentiments and pledge
selves 10 elect such ticket by decisive and triumphant
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Police Intelligence.
DARING ROBBERY AND ArTgMPT AT nuRDKR-EsclrI
OF THE PgRrErRArORa.

On Monday afternoon, sbou, O'Clock, Owen MGrA's. q
gardener Putnam county arrived IN this city BY The
River Railroad and leaving the rhry ass;
street. accosed by three men, and inu,ntcy
sprung up between them They visited several Griu kng
places during evening the sh-ee
gers discovered that Grah bad considerable money with
him by " O'Clock nigh, MGrath quite drunk and
was led by companions 70 the Manhattan gss h1us. pier
foot CT Twenty street where they beat him until be
nearly nseusbe robbed him Of 500 bank bills aod
into the dock On feeling The cold water MGrsih was
stored % compe and called loudly for help
The robbers fed and ssapce seemed near hsnd but
aer he had the side Of the pier some hands from the
gas his assistance snd rescued him. On Tues
day he made bis known TO Jusce Quschenbush who
despatched policemen hunt up the three ndre Every
exertion viii he effect their ss MGraih
be IDENTIFY each of them. The stolen ,beck
the Of Gregory Raymond of Greenwich street,
and those gentlemen have been notified or viii
have paym men Of u stopped
IwrrRrsrfSe CasE or ABAsporurSr--l few dave aso a
younx named Anna Eckleson preferred charge Of
abandonment against her husband Burs Rctleson
No 81 Csrmne street she they had been mar
ed about year. and that recently husband had absn.
doned her and refused TO ,onbue her support justice
caused The arrest of the husband
dS tne case vas called for investigation. The evidence
told her husband cos back sgsn and ihst
The husband had packed his trunk gone on Previous TO
husband on an errsnd 70 certain hous oa,y nt
stated that reaching the she was shown into An
upper room and there found who prevented
three other in. She claims her husband knev
the time he sent her s character was bad
and that be sent her there ana then surprised her m The pur
o. AZ fame Her statement has thus far been substan
uated Some of the persons who with he husband
saturday evening admitted hat hey visited
meeting the wife there. The sAnicaon 10 nct coucatei
bat tn 70 be resumed IN tsy " N~o.
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To ensure the speedy termination Of certain cause In
Relative stesmboa. whsrves and ships in New York.
Relative to money levied on searnen arriving IN the port
Relaiive 70 the Northern New Jersey Railroad.
Authorizing the formation OF Juvenile Reformhory
Association.
Relative 70 the opening OF certsn streets Brooklyn.
At late hour Mr. LASNG, by consent interru oted the
debate and reported from the Committee Ways a1d
Means the following important bills
To authorize loan Of three million eight hundred thou
sand dollars for the completion OF the Erie canal
rou transfer the anapproprs,sd balance from the Erie
canal 20 the lateral canals.
To floating debt against the State for the
pleton OF The pub ic works
IQPt9beii aiy oo. act for work on the canals until
expressly authorized oy the Canal Board II gives the
Canal Boerd power at eSy suspend the work on
contract fo tgeuen; aud paces the Contracting
Board in The hands Of the Canal Board.
Also bill 10 the efficiency OF the Engineers
Department places ihe control OF the engineers more
entirely under the State Engineer, independent Of the
Also bill 70 provide the means fer the support OF the
government.
To impose mill end one. quarter tax.
Also bill to provide the TO pay the interest
the canal debt II imposes an additional tax OF one half
Of one mill for that purpose.
der for Thursday and every day until disposed Of and to
take the final vote on Monday.
making the Registry bill first in order the special order
before the bills DOW reported and that the final vote be
taken on the Registry bill before any OF these bills.
Motion lost for want OF two thirds vo.e and then the
House refused to make Mr. Lanngs the special order at
ALL
When the matter disposed Of, the debate on the
Railroad Tariff bill resumed
Mr.. HUTCHINSON spoke in favor Of the bill.
1130-P. NJ.
Mr. Hutchinson still has the foor and there 10 little
chance OF vote being taken on the bill tonight.
The following rs the vote of the members from the city
Of New York on the broadway Parallel Railroad bill
Ayes-Messrs. WinDe, Seeley, Lynch, Jones, Chids,
Gage, ChatHeld, Weir, by skman
Nays-Messrs Smith. Fitzgerald, Delaney, jeremiah,
Engs, Chanler, Crane, Moore.
The following is the vote Of the members from Brooklyn
on the bill
Ayes-Messrs. Dayton and Hanford.
Nays-Messrs Beach and Chauncey.
The other membere from Brooklyn absent
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United States Marshal's Once.
cHARGE or AIDING SLAVES TO IscAPI.

CHARGE or AIDING SLAVES TO HscAPr.
On Monday evening Mr.. william NJ. Connolly was ar
rested by one Of the Marshals officers, on charge Of
aiding In the escape Of two slaves belonging 10 Charles A.
wnhers, Of the STATE Of Kentucky. Mr. Connolly some
twelve months since residing 10 Cincinnati and re-
ceivcd two coored persons into his house he was told
they not slaves ~ they had lived in the state Of
Ohio and free. The oolored people, named Irwin
and Angelne Broadhus, subsequently, takcn from
Connolly and the latter returned TO New York. where he
had been formerly connected with the press Mr.. Con
molly who Expresses entire innecenoe Of any offence
against the law yesterday conveyed 10 Kentucky,
vhere he has been indicted for harborng fugitive slaves
The following Isl copy Of the Indictment on wh'h he
was arrested
Urai Of Ap,eroa Dt,ria court Of the rr'to s.r,e,
a. .. fSs % Grand ury p ss Uasd sas Go1 % ss
southern District OF Ohio their oahs present That on ne
one Irvine Broadhus and Angene Brosdhas were
owed service and labor the STATE Of Kenucky under
US s bad Seen Se asa labor
ste Of kSn,SSsry under G the Laws erso By se . sd ~
Kentucky into hs state Of Ohio without he consent q the
and services Aforesaid and that he said Charles A
Wthers was then and there, 70 wit the day and year
and arrest them the sd Irvine sroadhus and
line Brosdhus such fugves from labor and service
DE day and yss oresad at The District Aforesaid one WI
Broashus and Ansens Brosdbus were hen and hsre ru
ves from service and labor as aforesaid and then and there
year Aforesaid the district aforesaid aid uniswfu har
bor and conceal them the said Irvine Broadhus and
r 0e snS 90 ssps % sud
the discovery and arrest OF hem the d Irvine Brodhus
from labor and service as aforesaid cY him the said Charles
lawfully endeavorng 10 discover and said Irvine
Broadhus and Aneeine Broadhus fugives rom labor
cSnsres . such case made and provided and against The
peace and dignity Of the United sss,ss v,rruvwv
United states Attorney for the sontsern Dsrict Of Ohio
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Ths "Rsd- Meeting on Sunday.
TO rHE kDiroR or rbg HERALD.

MONDAY EVENING, April 8, 1858.
Yourrepor In this mornings paper o. wha. express
ed II the orsni meeting yesterday not correct ob.
jected 70 ny native country being Represented by EnE-
land a meeting Of the different naa,ous Of Europe
also stated that had done all could for several years
In favor OF liberty aid not say I captain q NE
Irish Brigade, but that took active part orgaox-
ing II, and had been captain in II whom hoped 10 ,uld
serve the cause o freedom In The old land. AN
friend 70 universal liberty. love and respect all
OF the same principles, no matter where they belong &C.
knowledge no king but God. hate the bad men Of my
native land more than any other. fsynpsthse with the
cause for which Orsin and others strove, and no with
the deced for which they suffered hope, sir, you win
do me the justice of publishing the above and remove be
wrong impression your report has made.
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Personal Intelligence.

From Charleston. In steamship MemphsMrs Melchor Mrs
Csrboher MIS- bliss Mrs Chase Miss Gbreh, Miss Hose
Hayworth, Mrs Hutchinson, q W Bliss, G McNesi, y
Terry, q Holipgsworth, Francis White, Lemore, "
Melfray Ense, Chase, Geo Hutchinson and 10 in The
stcerage.
Prom Charleston; in steamship Nashyle-Miss HAWKS
Mrs Schroeder, Mrs Julia Knee, Mrs Hayward
child and servant Mrs Corbtt Mad DeBrune Mad Achie
Nd Halle and lady Miss Halle, Lord lady, Andrew
Schroeder, Brown, Beare. J Welsh, Ward
1hoe Lv@adee, Mr. Livingston, Mr Harvey and 70 in the
seersge.
From Savannah, in the steamship Florida-Mr Bowen
Mrs Crockett mrs Naihans and daughter, Miss Gibson
richards joe Jones' Ames, Wserhouse, Jr, Tryon
Decatur and lady, and IS r the seerage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-07

WyHE 3. G. ORPHAN BALL.
THE First ANNUAL BALL,
or the benefit of the
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM
Win take place at The
CRYSTAL PALACE,
On MONDAY EVENING, APRIL IT, 1883
nfs ESMOk DE will read original Poem, written for the
occasion by Charles James Can con, Esq
effort viii be made render this of the most
ErFECTIVE AND BRILLIANT
ass en- bhes Of the
CHARlTY COMBINED
DODWORrH'S FULL BAND
h engaged for the occasion.
1he restaurant win be supplied by
PkLETEk, Of Broadway,
and will abound With the delicncies OF he season
Ticb els s. admitting gentleman and ladies' For sale
depot. Dupigsn Brohers 3l Broadway, and at the
Dvasipai book and In this city and Brooklyn
CHARITY ABIDETH FOREVER.
HELP I'd
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The Fight Among the .Fancy.,

The preliminary examination of Andrew H!nes John N
Briggs and Cyrus shay charged with committing aggrs
waited asseu and battery John Mccarthy at the
Of Howard street and Broadway fornighs since,
sumed yesterday afternoon before the Recorder.
Charles H. Jones, examined for the defence testified
that he kept segsr and liquor store s 42s Broadway
the defendants and the complainant the day OF the
occurrence between FIVE siI o'clock in front Of his
window thinks Racey proposed 10 Hines to take walk
they started up Broadway followed by the Witness to
Howard street, where they stopped; Mccarthy and
Hines together Briggs four feet from thsm
the parties FELL Hines being top; Mccarthy fell his
left side the gutter his head towards Crosby street.
Hines strike Mccarthy the face did not Briggs
CROUCH Mccarthy 70 kick him; the parties
than Briggs did not Shay until the parties get
ting up and did not hear him say him do anything
during the 6sht did not Shay make aring, and could
not cay whether there q ring made not; Briggs
asked the sidewalk II he wanted 10 fight,
ing him take of his coat; saw pistol in the hands Of
Mccarthy Briggs and Racey together and could
say whether Briggs enough Mccarthy than 10
kick him or not know none OF the parties: could NOT
tell which Of the party spoke first when they met In
Cross snamined-I did not kick Mccarthy and did NO.
Be ENLARGED my attention was 6Ied parculariy upon shc
two men who were nghting.
Su s,x ne hS Ss osos dso.a az aS
sebia C. johnson, physician, residing a 4ao Broad.
way, the next witness. He deposed that he ws In
Broadway, Howard street, on the evening Of thc
fight saw Hines and Mccarthy s they fell In the gutter
did not see any person kick Mccarthy, and saw Hines
aa sna sosS s s h.s BEEN % not
hear Briggs anything did not see any person inter
ferng or endeavorine 70 promote the nghi; think
beard no person say "fnArse the ring know nothing
cross sIsmncd-I was within two feet Of the oomba-
ana @' zee ss l0H Sn DID n
Direct examnation-There was nobody nearer Mccarthy
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HOTELS.

(yIARErDoN HOTEr, CORNER or FOURTH AVENUE
" and kghteenth street, Union square, New Yrk-rhs
spacious and nrs' class hotel IL situated Fourth
corner ehts nth street opposite the mssnacent gardens
OF IRE nobrock and In the immediate vicinity OF Union
SQUARE academy Music and other famous places o
sfracuon ne interior Arrangements very complete
the country.
The aparments-rom the single 10 suite OF sny
number desed-ere sctous with cengs exceedingly
well venuseo and amply provided with bath rooms water
closets coset and all vet devised N
male home comfortabis ss welf ss attractive.
The cuhnen connscted on the most enlarged and liberal
scale ~ enc ,ns ms french artists In The United
Tho nartenE on NE best and choicest OF
and under The ~
Famies servefeher with private TAI ov IA ia d,ts.
a. desired Table dbote st ~ oco~k or ,abls
kdsared, At any hour. 7
Omnibuses and cars for the business Of e cv ass
she door every minute r
FAMILIES and single gentlemen who Intend soiourn,u /,
Ee- will find this hotel worthy Of their
Terms ~ 80 per day.
10 charge fcf tsiha
:. = slssS sEsfEH' ,rropr..r>
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The Albany Evening Doascript says-we regret 70 an
the death Of an only Of Hon John Wentworth,
Of Chcsgo-s bright, promtng boy i've months Of age
at the residence Of Er. wentworths father n law in
rroy on the % Instant
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AND
PsoHENGpE o3NcERrr
A LA MUsAHD.
No tents pitched and sentries on duty
sSas reflector equal 10000 ArgAnd burn
q 1HSssSA? rs ssfs !? &c saEsfs fasfs HrRI
Y@i, Booi,n Newark comprised in the civic and
-'n'',' ''~mlrsfs sscErgIos oeMMrrEs.v ..,.,
Jo :Sp w Ssrs1s "ara' Bris Sen spicsr,
ssse ass = s.a ia S.;a s;is s;s Cen. Cen s sa
Non John A'hs'n FLOOR ooasffrrSs sf Sss '''' '''''
Col \: s. yo.D,rsh, tss. Soi !; c Ins.ney,
81 Ssi j. eIGss fsoIpsss g%s.sy SSi COZ sussns L. Cal
e.; s;iT s... E:: Is: &: ssS: sas:ss
Major LsSSns .,sS MAJOR sSr "a n xfoTss oUdse'
Ast j. Asnsa.ld DAVIS, Bngineer :; Van Irunt,
ssss::ss
sss. ss;S Hss;:$s S;ssss: RSs:s3 Ss%s:a'
CAPT CAPT seoRfiK Y. Il aiKIe. Capt Capt Hs:.s sE:s
S: 4 ss!l:ss ssIs SCI S:s| Y H:s::ss #:i::f
Capt. J. otto, Capt j. Roehner
Capt l.. Buck Lieut. & A. Bunce,
Lieut. g. W. Mel can, Lieut. Banchi,
Iaeut A. II. Pride, Lieut. Y. L. Stone.
}. r. Briggs, B. n Pinckney, A. G.. Seman,
WIN, T. Us Forest, Emanuel might Thos. Andrews
n. ". Gieseenhain John L. Riker, John W. Spicer,
ev, Jr A.. J. Brown, VIM. Fullerton,
Henry Hart, James N. Cross 3. +. Dunning,
d Il Price u. ID. French, Fran r. 9unther,
KLwin Meredith, n. b. Wynkoop, Jth Baulch,
LA IIbby, VIM. G. Conner, John Earl
PETER COOPER, President
6. GODFREY GUNrHKR, Vice President
" LIE FOREST, Treasurer
r. LEE PERKINS, Secretary.
W. Tsdsle, A. g. vosburgh, Elias p. Wnans, VIM Fl.
erowI ksq Cyrus Ramsey NJ D., executive committee
B-he proprieors of the Sixth Third rail
roads have engaged TO four minutes during
~ nrht of The Soree
Dancing in the Galleries positively prohibited.
supper served by Mr. A. Peeler In his best STYLE
Price of tickets 81 sdmitngIady and gentleman extra
kdies ticket 81.
For the principal music, book, drug stores and
hotels; the banking Office of Thompson Bros, No Wall
the Executive Committee 565 Broad
and the principal stores In Fulton street, Brooklyn
Those who purchase tickets before the h Of April will be
admitted at the Fortie.h s,ees door
Purchasers of the night OF the Soree must apply
for them the Sixth avenue entrance. This rule VIII be
s2Siotly enforced.
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City Intelllgence.

City intelligence
MuRnIo CHARITY FrSp.-fhe following the net pro-
ceeds and disbursements Of the "hurillon exhibition
given for the benefit Of various charitable societies. by
VIM 8. Aspnwali, during the past winter
To amount received for admission .s2,5e2 90
By yexpepses-Adverusing posting, &c. ss26 o.
Williams, sssvens 4 wiilAms.Gas, At
tendance slopcr diem.............. 400 90
ne. proceeds. ,73a 20
To the Society Improving Condition of Poor TOO 90
TO Home for Destitue Children OF seausr -. 723 20
To House Of Mercy, New York. .............. 400 90
Total. .n 7sa 10
FIRE East ForRuxSm srEu1.-About hal. past two
O'Clock Tuesday Afternoon IRE discovered on tho
nfh door OF the brown stone frout building Io6 East
Fourteenth street The alarm promptly given and
the hremen were soon at work and ex,ngushed tho
flames The building Is occupied by Mr.. B. House and
Miss Agate ~ boarding house. The IRE nrss seen
in room occupied by one Of the and appears
have originated among the rafters present
unknown The damage to the furniture by Gre and water
will amount TO about 81 800 on which there Ia nsur-
ance Of 81 500 In the following companies Reliance Of
Philadelphia, 300 Peter Cooper 5000, ana Pacific,
5000 fhe building ls owned by Abm. r. Lawrence;
damaged about 800, aud insured for $4,000 In
the North American Insurance Company
ACCIDENT EIGHTH AyKsuE RAILROAD Henry
shaner, German, residing In Ninth avenre near Finy-
first street. was accidentally about past six
O'Clock ast evening by Of the Eighth Avenue arcad
cars while attempting 70 Jump Jane street. when
and his body badly brured. obcer 10 Roy OF The Ninth
precinct, conveyed shansr 70 bis homo
Nrnc Boeros.--The handel and Haydn Society rave
Nendeissohns "Ejah" Saturday last-the solos BY
Mr. Formcs, Nine dAnsri, Mrs Long, Mrs HAYWOOD and
Mr.. PerrinE The "kessiah" was given with The same
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Coass of General Ssssluas.

RgC0aDEH BAsNARDs CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY
IHB roMB5 shYsTERs-SToLBN GOODS EsrABLIsH-
MENrs-LoAN OFFICEs-sTOCK KGAMBLIS0-INEFFI-
CIRrCY OF THE METROPOLITAN PoLICE--HOw CRIME
CAN BE SUPPRESSED, Etc.
APRIL 6-Wosn the court opened the Clerk pro
ceeded to call the Grand Jury panel and tho folio wing
gentlemen 10 discharge the duties Of the
Grand Inquest for the ensuins serm:--
Isasc H. Bailey, foreman, Addington Reed,
Mapeer IA Backus, James VAporden,
Wi liam o. Bourne, Joseph West,
David Close, George II. Bo2kns,
Thomas benny, John Il. Moses,
Julien q. Davies, sampson doore,
Ghafks Eastou, William +. Mott, Jr,
Robert Hayward, William Morgan,
David NcAasleI, Jesse Oakley,
Lssc =. 0instead. Daniel RANSOM
l. ias Dexter,
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THE CHARITY BALL.

(vRY6rAL PALACE.
civic
AND
FANCY DRESS
CHARITY sOIREE.
PROMENADE CONCERT
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named mthson be slept In my place night he slept
there last Sunday week he came In about nine ten
O'Clock and went 10 bed keep private house Smiths
was acquaintance Of mine, and slept with me ~ any
friend would.
Emma Augusta Duff being duly sworn, deposed fol.
lows-I live at No 10 Fulton avenue my mother keeps
he boarded with us between six aud months; he
left about year ago; his habits not very regular
he very much desipated he used to come home in
toxicsed afternoon Mr.. Samuels passed house
"Tbere gees Mr.. samuels - eyes said smthson "snd
will have my revenge out OF him yet" Smihson
not intoxicated at the time when heard OF the murder
OF Mr. Samuels thought II was Mr.. Smitbson who com
think sithson irritable bs disposition AMI Inclined
W quarrel am about fourteen years old the
tou referred 10 occurred about year ago heard
any other remark do not know what Smithson wanted
10 be revepged for am he made OF the word
"revenge;' I was friendly terms With smthsop;
knew Samues; never told him Of the threat told my
mother Of n smthson left house about month after
the date Of the conversation Smtbson did not pay his
board and my mother dismissed him; my mother and
Smithson bad no quarrel that know of
Emma Frances Mayo, being sworn, depoeed ss follows:
II live ~ No "a Myrtle avenue Miss Duff, the previous
Witness cousin OF mine; recollect standing the
stoop OF Mrs Dus house when the conversation referred
70 occurred; Mr. samuels passed when said There
have my revenge out Of him YET" asked him what
gave rise 10 such threat, but he made M no ans yer
Smithson made of the expression In rather has'y
manner; | think II p about tao years since the
Gated twice his general behavior vas good
I have heard remarks about him which would
lead one 10 suppose that he was dssipeted Tel
low; he made proposition 10 my cousin, which gave
rise 10 those remarks asked my cousin what the propo
sition was when she replied, too obscene %
ton sav Mr. Smthson about six weeks ago;
he was then IN Hilary street, Fulton about
,hree O'Clock when saw him. ] was boarding a my
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