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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-10
Supreme Court-Special Term.
Before Hon. Judge Davies.

IMPORTANT M0TI0S-FOREIGN CORPORATIONS MUST
GIVE SECURITY FOR CosTs-QUEsTIoN Of PRAC-
TICE.
SEPT S.-The Tyrone and LOckhapen Railroad Com.
pony o. Allen Schenck.-The order to show cause why
this should not be dismissed tho ground that the
plaintiff foreign corporation, and has commenced this
suit without having filed the usual bonds with the Clerk of
the county and why the defendant should not be Us
charged from custody, returnable this morning
Mr. Sherwood, counsel for the plaintiffs read some an
davs to the usual practice of foreign corpora
TONS to the effect that several foreign and other
companies had brought suits In New York without filing
Counsel on he part Of the defendant then proceeded
WIN ms argument ana az great1ength proceeded show
that was incumbent upon all foreign corporations to give
security for costs before bringing suit He also conen
that tho contract made between the defendant and the
plaintiffs was Illegal and that the proceedings should
discharged The following his points -" The plain
TINS a. the time OF the granting Of the order Of arrest,
at the time Of the Of the defendant had no standing
IN COURT and the order for arrest for that reason void
The contract made between the plaintiffs and defendant
was Illegal and will not be enforced by the this
state The defendant has not waived his right make
thus motion BY appearing in the action. waiver OF
right, Ike the ratification Of an act must be with the
mented rather severely on the contract which the com.
pany made with the defendant (schenck) and asked il !,
possible that the Tyrone and Lockhaven Railroad
Company would be permitted to sustain wild cst''
bank In Georgia, which had capital, had been con.
oeded
Judge Davies-where was that contrac, madeg
Counsel for Defence-In the city of New York He
contended that it was well settled that courts did
sit to exricate rogues from their folly and thar they
should be left to the hazard Of their own devices Cy1n
sci then cited several authorities in support his vew
Judge Elk Mmonds-You had better cite the twentieth
chapter Of Exodus
Counsel for Dcfence-That is exactly the one would
wish your clients TO read for they have violated all Inc
Commandments. daughter
ExJudge Ednonds was than heard in reply. after
which,
Judge Davies said he would allow the plaintiffs TO lille
ponds nuae pro tenn within five days and defer any dcci-
SION upon the other points until the matter was argued
before the General Term
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The Scandal In Cuba.

JAMES GORDON BENNET, ESQ,
EDlToR TIE New York HERALD
1pray you the insertion Of the following communication
in your respectable Journal and be assured Of the CRATE
fulness Of your most obedient servant
New YORK, Sept 9, 1850. JOSE MORIILo.
have seen today letter dated the 9th instant and
signed by Mr.. Laurean Nabas, answering another one
written at Newport by John Winthrop, Esq
Neither my character nor rank allows me 10 answer
anything TO Mr. Nabas nor is in mind refute the
enormous errors and nonsense In such letter. and that
Tor Two reasons the FIRST because might give too much
weight TO an unmporant thing and secondly because il
would be TO descend TO his level.
But as in the first paragraph OF the aforesaid letter il Is
SAID That the intelligence Is confirmed by many passen.
gefs ateiy arrived from Cuba, among them officer OF
gn RANK IN presence OF respectable persons o. and
am the only officer Of the Spanish army lately ar
rived from Cuba, and living in New York am
oonged against my inclination, TO beg Mr. Nabas TO publish
ne name Of the officer alluded TO- not viii proclaim
Mr.. Nabas a liar and mposior
VIII not iinsh this letter without declaring 10 the
public, and especially TO Mr.. Nabas that the assertion
maj General Concha left suddenly Marianao and retired
70 Suanabafoa, Is absolutely false and defy Mr. Nabas
toprove the contrary ~
IL Mr. Nabas writes always such good information
not al the work of his oyerheated branundoubtedIv
nc VIII appear 70 advantage JOSE MORIIIO
captain Of Cavalry Of the Spanish Army.
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Crime In the Rural Districts.
DISGUSTING REVELATIONS CONCERNING THE MoNg
VUUNT1 JATLs
from the Rochester Union, Sept ST.


From the Rochester Union, Sept. ST.
transaction has Just come TO light which reflects dis
grace upon the county of Monroe. It appears ha, the
county jail, under the management of the last admnistr
ton was made house Of prostitution and one of the c
ma prisoners confined there was dcbauched and has
become the mother Of child, to be charge upon the
county as well as stain upon its good name The fact
was nist made public in the Democrat this morning
though IN cautious way. We propose TO tell the whole
story, that those who fault may be shown TO The
world For The three years ending in December last the
ailor of this county was Chion Merrill and his son II
: Merrill, was the deputy. They had the exclusive
management Of the Jail subject OF course TO the SheriU
for the period stated.
On the 2sth Of October. 1855 young girl named Vie
toria Hardy was arrested for grand larceny, and commit
ted To jail 10 await trial She employed in the family
OF George IL Mclean, aud stole from drawer in H.
mouse considerable sum Of money. She was sul,se
quehty ndicted convicted, and sentenced 10 the pen
tenfafy Tor TWO years. About month since she was
delivered Of child and by reference to dates rresnpc
tive OF her assertions il is certain that this child was no
gotten ID me jail Of Monroe county The father must
nave peen some person In authority there or there was
great iXity Of discipline which would permit the male
anu iehne prisoners 10 have intercourse. No matter
winch morn Oh the dilemma taken, the transaction dis
ctses gross Encouragement at the Jail. The girl at.
tributes the paternity to three persons two Of whom wero
prsoners-one confined for manslaugher the other for
bastardy and the other person in authority is moro
than probable that She Is as much IN doubt as any ono
ese con be- But that has nothing TO do with or,y nrnasa
70 expose the transaction and let the people 500 what bas
Oeen gong on in The jail during tho past three years The
escape Of Melvin Power under such peculiar ctcn,n
stances The Tight Of fifteen prisoners Al an carlv h &c
inc ngh we've matters Of surprise but whatever CAN'T
hefo may nave been N reference these matters was
tertiary. 1919 " 'N 80
We heard often during the last administration OF tho
Ja reports winch were too disgusting be credited and
ssch thein N.Y. but subsequent dcVelopemcns have
ished us that We were too incrcduous An incident
CURED IN court day last wear which threw
snt o transactions IN i If any credit ~ given 70 the
statement OF einale prisoner. woman named snrah
fos was detected in stealing valuable articles from
hJy boarding at Lawrence Hotel she was indicted,
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but the case 20 clear against her that she did no.
think worth her while To defend We may state hero
that she was about forty years OF age and dest
ute OF female charms as any person arraigned AZ
the bar Of this county II had been fixed up way
that she should defer her intended plea OF guilty from an
early To late dry Of the court that there might be two
Journeys TO Sing Sing, for her and another for the
other female convicted. She brought down at the
opening TO plead guilty at FIRST certain parties sup
posed but to their surprise when called upon she rose
and pleaded guilty. person who was disappointed and
surprised Immediately asked her why she had pleaded
guty9 The language of her is unfit to be printed
but was In effect that she anxious to escape from
the jail where her life was in jeopardy from debauch
If the history Of the Rochester Jail during the past ad
mnistration could be written by some one familiar there
with would be sad commentary on the morals OF our
county. For the sake Of decency we hope the task VIII
be omitted We only refer to the matter now that those
who in future may be exposed to temptation may learn
that exposure liable to follow If they deviate from the
path Of duty.
II is proper TO state here that the first Of January
last thorough change took place in the management oil
the jail Sheriff Smith taking Office appointed tried
man, W. T. Bascom, TO the office OF aor, and under his
management there Is entire change in the appearance
OF the institution. The Jail is clean, quiet and
orderly place There is no mixing of the sexes-malo
eons do not act as turkeys and cusodans of the female
prisoners and the stranger who visits the prison, and
who visited before at impressed with the change
In every aspect-a change which must be gratifying to
every friend OIL order and morality.
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been done 70 inc excellent things which tempted their APP
pettes and satisfied the cravings Of man. the
massachusetts, Among the various gentlemen who ad-
dressed lhe ns,embiage were the Hon John Reed, a
Rev Dr. Bradley Of rHad 81 Sdnn b GYsss nd
diners Wehave not the space to give sketch OF the
fr mere ,u Oh good sense good advice and
Brown nominated for the Presidency of the Tinted
states ana the nomination received with loud cheering
pany arose from the table, and thus finished the exercises
Of the day
THURSDAY, Sept. Son this day was held the animal
convention OF the Zea Psi fraternity This society IL
secret organization connected with the colleges in
the country the object being 80 far as we can ascertain
literary Improvement friendship and the promotion OK
good feeling among students who belong t. II is com
posed of some twenty chapters, and at the present time
numbers between three and four hundred members upon
its roll list Annually Convention Is held college
previously selected which Convention composed Of dele
late matters for the benefit Of the whole fraternity The
number Of delegates presentn Providence the Convon
ton upon this occasion was not far from hundred and
1fty mailing from all parts of the Union North and South
The Convention was called to order with Asa Arnold in
the chair at ten O'Clock in the forenoon The morning
sion Of the Convention mainly occupied with exam-
ing credentials of delegates and preparing for business
AT one O'Clock the Convention adjourned till three O'clock
but the business Of the society strictly private your
correspondent did not learn the proceedings Of the after
session.
The literary exercises Of the Chapter were held in thu
evening, commencing at seven O'Clock. The grafton was
delivered by Ethan Allen of New York. and the poem by
w. v Gordon, Of Taunton Mass. full meeting of the
delegates were present. and themselves highly
gratifed with the entertainment,
In the evening the Zta Psi fraternity sat down to q
sumptuous banquet provided for them by the Epsilon
Chapter OF Brown, at Humphreys saloon. Asa Arnold
presided and the whole company did full justice the
feast before them. Many eloquent speeches made
and many times were bumpers taken for the prosperity
Of the Zcta Psi The entertainment ended not until after
midnight and in the best humor and in fraternal feeling
the members separated for their respective homes.
During the days OF Friday and Saturday the faculty Of
the college engaged in examinations for admission
the institution We understand that about eighty ad
larger told, but the college could receive
than the number stated This time honored nstitu.
ton IN circumstances that prosperous, but might
do much more than il does If its executive board would
use its wealth and increase its departments and accom-
modatons. But as is, its friends and graduates are
proud Of its honors and its name, and wish it long life
and increasing glory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-10

The contract FOR the erection OF the marine barracks
Brooklyn Navy Yard has been finally awarded to Messrs
Hunt and Armstrong for ss4,613 The work has already
commenced and the contractors are Confident that If not
avs greater portion OF the work will 10 completed Nv
Christmas next -
lne following passed midshimon have been warranted
~ Mascts IN he Inc Of promotion from tho 5h of Sep
Tinuperi-deorge A. Bgeow, Robcr, r Bradford Robert
shISot n, augustus r Cooke VIM. T. Evans, George s.
- IN ie Koy Fitch, JOS W Harrfs Thomas III East
man, Rush Il Wallace Chester Hatacld cb + Mep,naal
G",s !, ~ rorter James &. Moseey George Perkins
wv g D" biougcti Weld n. Allen Nathaniel Green
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Obituary.

Tho can nAlh of COMMANDER L. SfODDARD.
10. ~ , ooneva N 10 Ga.ete announces the death at
har S on .he 18th of August last, of Comm snder In
iSth xeo ~ o. The United States navy in the forty
he navy Youth %, se 3 and sayscap soddard entered
slight small for,o ~ y, ohV thirteen years Of eye His
cured for h s ,hn manly and selfreyng bearing soon ~
and force Of ever conceded to anaey
0e Qualities oa'n won for him the warm irenSsbp ami
nd as aunUw Dc ere Upon him devoved rs ntor,
apprentice boys Of the navy and his raTe ln 81 me
oinGe saaea lo nun sPee commentator IRON a. b
flexible, but it was impartial and mpersonai ''a m
DEATH OF THOMAS W, PHu1rps
Thomas w. Phillips, Clerk of the old Mnnicinal 49,, Z
superior lCThnnaD Court, Boston, died at Naban on ~,
1n inst OF an attack OF plcursy, by which be Wa noe
trAted several weeks since The deceased was born
ana graduated At Harvard College in the year 1895 ~
.eaYes wife aIs two SOFAS.
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PoPULATING TWO STATES IN ONE DAY.-The
New London r OF the 8th states that after the IL o'clock
A. train from Boston, via the Shore line left that city,
young married lady Informed some Of the female pas
sengers that she i'll. She taken to the saloon
and delivered of fine boy This in Massachusetts,.
After crossing the line into Rhode Island she deliver
cd of fine girl The boy named aiscr the conduc-
tor, Ira 4. Gliddon. The mother Is ''doing we'll as
could be expected, and so is the Shore line Where IS
the line that can do betters
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N A. H.-CAII AT THE BROADWAY POST OFFICE.
-. for q note. Call for the first name you gave me.
r.
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nUBLIN. IMPORTATION WANTED OF MARY RILEY
~ daughter Of Edward Riley hotel keeper Stoneybate
Dublin; who died and wled her large fortune; she learn
ed the trade OF dressmakng with Miss Plunket in kes
posed to be in the United States Any information Of her will
he thankfully received by her Catharine McDemo
Railroad avenue. Jersey City, Mr. Thomas Russell 209
Flu street. New York
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EXTRAORDINARY PRICES = BEAUTIFUL WAR
~ ranted sets Of teeth only Sc silver sets god sets 500
pearl svulcanite $S coroe s. Extraction OF teeth nns
lively no PAIN established 1870, four premiums Dr. NAN
- A W.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LNOUND-ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81 ON TIFF
IL steps of the Bank of Commerce in Nassau street M
OF gold pectacles which the obtain by addressO
box 59 Post office and paying for this advertisement
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NRNEST Mr., OF N. B. WILL FIND AN AN
I swer at Spring street Post office (staon Al instead
Broadway Post Office NH.
FRIDAY MORNING
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MOUNT VERNON SHADES, -, ..on,e
wi IS East Twenty sixth street, Fourli aNc""e'
Brandy and 10 cents; all other liquors cents
Alc 3 cents; ale with ham sandwich cents.
UIRREI,I.& PINO Propricos.
Bells Life Illustrated London News aud funcn' " ''
mail. ,c.,,,,,v ovcninps
Free and Easy Monday, "wednesday and sa'ura's S'0eA
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OST-ON WEDNESDAY EVENING 7TH INST A
~ gold watch chain, seal and key, going Through Hudson
Iaigh and Canal streets in Madison stage
liberal reward will be paid at West Twenty fourth street
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N oLlCE=AM PERSONS OWING MONEY TO POE.
ters Spirit Of the Times win please pay at tho Office q
collect outside. A N0 yuo - 9usv Wsr1s "
SEPT. 9, 1859. a. v. DAAAoN'
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T OST-oN THURSDAY, SEPT g. IN GOING FROM
IL Bergen Hill to Newark pocketbook containing S06 h
bills aud check for $40 The finder will be suitably re
warded by leaving II a. los Barclay street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-10

NEW YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION NO ga
specM meeting VIII be held this evening at O'clock as
Importance VIII DO brought before the Union by order
po,~ n No. pu q W. COIBURN, PRESIDENT
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DRANCH OF THE BRF0RD SHADES
ID Washington street, Brooklyn, the City Hall. !.
A free lunch Is served NJ every day between the hours
eleven and twelve Meals served all hours Parties WISH
Ing supper served will receive the best of Accommodations
andstcion; The best Of vines liquors alcs and seiat
ways ON hand. r. PONTIN, Propfie'os.
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A RARE CHAECE.-FROM S. TO so PAID FOR SII,R
"A dresses from 81 to "a for gents pants also carpets
puncuay attended to by e. 34 Seventh avenue between
Mrs. Il. = -
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THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK YOUNG MINUS
Benevolent Association are requested to be punOus
in their attendance at the meeting Monday evening $50
TENDER H. important business win be brought before thew
THOMAS CROWEI.I. President
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r oST-oN FRIDAY THE 9TH INST, A LADYs GOLD
~ watch, No. 4,224 going from Houston street through
nhcmPsHn the Washington Parade Ground
rewarded BY leaving at No. / Wayerey place. room az
Pawnbokers requested TO take and give notice OF the
above number il offered 10 them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-10

nR. LUTHER, SENIOR, DENTIST, MANY YEARS Es
- abshed in Broadway having AZ Great Jones'
street and greatly increased his facilities manufacturing
teeth and having associated with himself Dr. George Brock
way long avorably known sklf scientific dentist
ney are prepared to execute every style Of artificial dentistry
IN Inc most perfect manner embracing recent
which secures great superiority any work hitherto accom-
pshed Their facilities backed by judgment acquired dur.
ing near twenty years extensive practice enables them fur
nh full or partial sets Of durable and beautiful teeth at as low
from $40 upwards for full sets a4' ''s'ns
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SPECIAL NOTiCE.IJoHE McDoNOUGH, HAyFNa
penard street to more airy and premies No =
Fourth avenue would be especially glad a. may Of ~
old friends and patrons good liquors ~
segars He studies 70 keep every article first class WEI
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NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-BY
~ virtue q decision rendered BY the Hon. Judge DAILY in
m s.u 81 ne pen Of one John Shook Wam Augustus
TbHa a S gate e. shall essss e use
e snu G ~ Weaa snail nc known respectively as william
STATE OF New York, Sept. 4 1859
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

HhEECKER STREET UNIvERsAIIST CHURCH. COR
- ner oil Beecker and Downing strees-Rev. Baou
pastor viii preach in this church tomorrow morning and
evening services commencing at lO1s A. NJ and TX r. NJ
Subject for the morning, Religious training Children, for
The evening Evidences Of the Authenticity Of the New Tea
tamentn ="
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oOa BOWERY-MAMADE wIDGER, CLAIRvoYhNT,
LJO gifted Spanish lady unveils the mystery OF futnry
love marriage absent friends stnoss prcscrbes medicines
nh Diseases tells lucky numbers property Loaf stolen.
2D5 Bowery, between Houston and p!eecktr streets,
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At 4s1 PEARL sTREET.-s5 900 WORTH OF CAST OFF
"A Clothing wanted Gentlemen having any large or small
lots OF the above dispose Of obtain highest price
for them by addressing calling JAMES MORONEY ISL
Pearl street. near Chatham -
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ASTROLOGY.

A CLAIRvoYANT-SiRs SEYMOUR. ana Forpru
~ street few doors west Of Broadway the most success.
Iul medical and business carvoyant IN America Consus
ton sickness business absent friends &c satisr,ction
guaranteed or pay. -' - 'N~ssAoH
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CUNKEN vESSELS-IMPORTANT TO SHIPOWNNRs
- andnsurerMr John r. Jourda patentee OF the pata
for raising suaken vessels Is now fully prepared
shallow water Apply until further notice at the residenoe a
the subscriber, 800 Broome street. N. Y.
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rAc-THE MEMBERS OF WALDENSE LODor
no are requested 70 assemble their lodge room IN
Bo>we,y az a. NJ on Sunday morning. In fall regaa fs
the OF attending the funeral of worthy broa
John oya The funeral win take place from his late red
dence 3 Deancy street. at 10 O'Clock A. M Brethren AZ IN
Order In g.'uera are requested TO attend y -
j. M SrneyART, Secretary. JOHN JOHNSTON w N
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PERSONAL,

RYRoN-CoME TO THE HOUSE on MONDAY, AT IL
- NJ III.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-07

DMINISTRA ATOR'S NOTICE-Notice
~ is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of MYRON II. ESTELL, late of Franklin township
deceased are hereby requested to make payment without
delay and all persons having claims against said estate
will present them duly authenticated for settlement.
G.. H. ESrELL,
March % 1859. Administrator
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-07
NOTICE-IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

~ the 10Th day of February 1889, petition signed
by Geo. p. Cash James H. Webb. G. II. Watkins and o
ers of Towanda Borough in the County OF Bradford
presented to the Court of Common Pleas of said County
praying to be incorporated under the and style of
" ALPHA EPSILON SOCIETY Of TOwanda Borough
agreeably to the Constitution annexed to said petition.
WhereupOn the having been perused and examined
by the Court and the objects articles and conditions
therein set forth and contained appearing to be lawful
and not mi urous the community the Court directed
said writing 10 he filed in the office of the PrOthOnoary
of said Court and that notice he inserted in ncwpa
per printed in the County aforesaid for at least three
weeks before the next term that application has been
made to said Court to grant said Charter Of Incorporation
and if no sufficient is shown to the contrary, the
said Court Will the first day Of May Term next decree
that said application be a corporation as prayed for in
the petition
PROTHoNoTARY'S OFFICE ALLEN NCkEAN,
Towanda April I. 1859. Parliamentary.