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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16
SUPREME COURT-CHAsBERs-JU lj.-Before Jassiss
rRNE=UETIsIONs


Robert Deidrcks agt Samuel Ward-Motion
granted plaintiff allowed % pat In reply on condition Lar
h viii communion Dtn"Hh ~ rshnhe 'nS IN
fepdeut, and that he pay 90 costs. ~,
IIoratio Underwood sgt. Zenas ID. Basset, Jr-ho-
ton denied without caste. =, 4,
the dss uoD and agreement 70 have been utd
by the plaintiff condhonsy % the other hand hoi thar
re defendants Intended perform the conditions when they
bod but IL ]. AMY iusuh 70 indemnify
~ ps'f the extent Intended by TIE parties IL
In iniemnify hi from ell Abi lee growing ont
Of bis ion with the and - secure him bis entire
intpr, IN the q the intended dissolution His In
terest consist, ppose In his STARE 4 the existing s,ek
aud capital his sh4r. Of the deb % be hereafter col
lcted Order James Green 20 Ascertain this in
,re.' d,n ggis the sock from the sccrang eorcton -
The bond may b. sspsctc possible The psseut amount
Il The fund BE- stated IN the bond and there mnst BE-
clause indemnity The plaintiff from al liability, aud psr,e
ul,Iy any liability By virtue q the lease o. the coming
IL II tie rcpon, the Orcef can b. settlef.
FINALE OF The WATKINS DIVORCE cAs1. ..
Henry Watkins agt. Harriet 81. Wstkin,.-Ihis d.
.u brought final teternnatin ths
Judge decreeing divorce favor u the vile ana sowms nrf
the Of - per week aimon{ Inc eAn"ien ST. !" U
placed IN the custody of The husband
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

Tur VlcroRr, BRIDcE.-We are glad to be abe
10 announce that the Victoria bridge Is 80 lar
w. ner~5 for traffic by the ls November next fears
w We al one time expressed observe that the pro
VIE o. Of the works might be imPeded by the high
water in the St Lawrence and taat the T Tpenns o.
W of me work, however, mas been such as 70
bn3!k ali fears Ar. of this kind, aud hupany speaking it
may be regarded certain that the oaSf win re Df ID
position 10 be opened by the Isl OF Noyso.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

IMPROVEMENTS AT MoUNr VERSoS.-Mr Charles
+. Price of Alexandria has gone down to Mount NeT-
non. for the purpose of making repairs needed
by the premises. These repairs are made preliminary
10 the delivery of possession from John 4. Weshipg-
ton, esq, to the agent Of the Ladies Mount Vernon
Association. The Alexandria Ga-s''s says;
"The carpenters too, imported from England by
''p,-c5 and Will. il all probability, be used now IN
making the contemplated repairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

DAVENPORT BENEfIr.-At Nbio's tonight, q
benefit will be given to Mr. A. IL. Dolly Davenport,
for which the versatile and pleasing Maggie Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Conway, Woods Minstrels, tue
Misses Gsle and Jackson darcers, aud msuy other
artists have volunteered. Tae Conwsys, Davenport
ard others give the Marble Heart, and Maggie
appears with so1g ard dance in Katy o Sheal."
The friends Of the beneficiary and they are legion,
will doubtless BE- there.
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LAW LNIELLIGENCE.

1HE DEATH or THE NON. RUFUS cHo,rE.-NEEriSo
OF THE
There will be Meeting of the Bar this Morning At
If o'clock. in the United States Dstric. Court Room,
in Chambers Street. for the purpose Of expression
Of the deep regret Of the profession at the loss It has
sustained in the death Of Hon. Rufus Choale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

THE SUNDAY LAWS AND THE LUTHERAN CHURCH.
To tie E6i,or II The y. l. Tribzn~
SIR: In the recent petition to the Commissioners Of
Police against the enforcement Of the Sundsylsws,
observe that certain Mr. Schaum, signs himself a.
minister Of the Lutheran church. VIII Mr.. s., or
some Of his friends inform Us upon VIVA. ground he
assumes tbs title Among the Lutheran community
Of tue lifted Safe. u.sa is reg s.iei as Lutheran
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OH 7 ITEMS.

Yesterday cool cloudy, breezy day with no
touch of the Summer fire which blazed so fercey
dur rg the preceding hot spell There was sprinkle
at sunset, but no rain TO speak Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

The Third Avenue Railroad Company have COM
pleted their track to Harlem and are now running
cars day and night from the end of the City Hall Park,
distance of near eight miles for fare of six cents,
making the time in one hour and sixteen minutes.
The road above Yorkyle has been finished al great
expense in consequence of the John Pettgrew con-
tract not being completed. The Company had to fill
in 1000 yards of earth to bring the street up to grade
before the rails could be laid and in another
place large quantity OF earth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

TIE BLACKWELL IsLASD DRowSISG CAsE.-The
name of the man drowned near BIsckwe!Is Island, a.
previously mentioned, was Peter Robinson. lie was
employed as bostmar to the Lunstc Asylum, and
lust previous to the Storm Of Wednesday afternoon
he started TO take the boat around the point Of the
Island, az be in the habit Of doing every evening,
when gust OF wind struck and upset IT, and precipi-
taied him into the water. An inquest was held On
the body By Coroner Keefe, and the Jury rendered
verdict Of - Death from accidental drowning.
Deceased was 50 years Of sge, and native Of New
York.
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ErRI ofNING ASH RECFIyIs lad nl

PURIoGyISG AsD REcFvfrG.-A lad named VIM.
Bsuer IN the employ Of Thos Randall steamboat m.oAia
a, No arrested yesterday by Ohcer bcw~
of City Hall Police Court ard committed BY Alderman bra
dv puoning brass and copper machine hxures and
seltnz them to Chss Emmett junk dealer at NO 90 Chn
street The thus disposed Of according TO the oonessee
OF the boy worth about Sls. and sold for ~ Enms
was for receiving 50 len GOODS snd also comiited
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Everybody desires to SUI

would m Of success, and happiness they would follow the rs
pursuit. make the o. their faculties towLGs
WELLS No G3 Broadway make chronological Examinations
daily, aud give advice on these poiniB
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SUN-SrRUCK-Chauncey McCartey, while at work
building the corner Ct Tenth syenre and Twenty
third Thursday afternoon tell down fom the effects
the removed bellevue Hospital in s,st- OF
feasibility. where he died yesterday.
Cororer Jackman held an Inquest, AZ No. 2s3 West
Twenty STREET, the body Of Jsne Morton irsh
years who died from the effects Of the excessive hes
Edward Hart, Irish laborer, q years of aga, re-
ceuty worked In the ccaysrd Of Henry Reeve Of Jane
and West streets On Wedn sdsy last, owing 70 the extreme
heat of the woIkmeu the yard popo,d tor their Own
safety krock of" Tor time, but the foreman alleged
would not listen 10 the proposition, and told the inca 10 sh Ia
their labor hr aeuiug that Of them len they need not
Hart wishing lose his place. worked till he
fell from exhaustion, and csrIied 70 his home No. DO Wet
Twenty eighth Feeling somewhat better the
nz Hart appeared IN the coalysi, knowing that hi,
appearance would b. sufficient 10 the Of the foreman
him He abored iLcesnty tall ly THURSDAY
sruoon when the excessive heat again posrsted him. and
drinking c0piousy Of Immediately aer~eri became
iuseusble ard ced medical aid being of avail Cocnes
OKsrie held Inquest the body ,nd the Jury rendered
verde, Of " Death from coup de soeil'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

Has He A HOOF HE MAY HiyE.-WYNAN

the Wizard performs such cooa yet ncomprehen f.ss ~
sgc BAR>UNs MUSEUM that everybody looks ct his
boots His afternoon and evening &c crowded with
appauding people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

The steamship Great Britain arrived on Friday
morning, with Liverpool dates to the first of July
no so late rs adyi,es previously received by the En-.
and Canada.
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BRADY'S GALLERIES.


AMBRoryPEs AND DAcUERsEoTyPgs.
Nos $50 and 6t5 Broadway Newfork and No s.! Pennsyi
yania sv., Washington ID. C.
Picture, Of all descriptions copied in every style u the Art
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

FELoNIoUs AssAuLr-A lodging house keeper,
named Nicholas Wall Of No. Washinston street ars.sA
Yesterday committed by Justice Connolly for beating james
Rigu.y until lie became iuseusible.
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fAdyertisemens,l
SUNDAY Boat FOR AL

splendid steamer FRANCIS SKiDDy leaves the foo. Of Liberty
frs, below Courlsnd SUNDAY, July H. 1852 ats
always striving in time for the early trains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

DFaTH FRos DRISKING CoID W.rER-A maA
Edward Hart who In the coal gard ths
Conner Jaue ard Wet STREETS pruden.y drank aasa,'y
Ct ice Thursday while overheaed aud hl ds~n an
suddenly expired The corpse removed % No 80 West
Twenty eighth street, where the deceased resided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

TUE FoURTEESTB-sTEET POIsoNiSG CAsE.-Cath-
arne Burke the domestic suspected of poisoning Mr.
Beetle ms boarlers, and causing the death of Mrs.
b. and Mrs Fayetts Robinson, although acquitted BY
a Coroner's Jury, has now been three months in
Prion, without prospect Of being brought to trla.
She protests her innocence, and circumstance which
has lust occurred seems 10 confirm her statement
Tie principal point Of dispute between her and Mr..
Beetham was her charging young Beethan With steal
ing her money. Peter the scspegra;e, sea going son.
has been cent to Blaekwells leland for robbery
Margaret has engaged Judge OConnor and +. F.
Meacher a. counsel who will speedily bring her case
to trial.
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[ Advertisement !

table sflCr be ObalDed u The tuFrfs y
SAUSDERs No Asto House. and Of the agents through
the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

MAD Cow.--A wild cow broke into the Battery %
Thursday aud made sad havoc the people cons~sst<
there them Ia her ard htber VA the nekiess
poo ttle fellow named James Nstn much njar~1
by being tossed by the animal, The police subsequently secured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

NEW YORK FREE ACADEMY ANNUAL COMMENCE
NEST.--The Annual Commencement of the New-fork
Free Academy will take place on Tuesday evening,
18th inst, at q O'Clock, at the Academy OF Music,
Fourteenth street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

PocKrrs PICKED.-Miss Fishblt residing at No.
vack had her poke, picked Of s yesterday ct the
corr er Of Ninth sire, and = xh avenue. -
Mga Msyton Of No 100 West Sixteenth street rcbbcd
gold ~h chan worth CO., q. the Academy oil Music.
by q Io kpocket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

MCslc At the CENTRAL PARS.-This afternoon,
commencing ut 81 o'clock, Dodworths magnificent
band viii perform a concert of well.chosen music
gratis to all the visitors Of the Central Park mum
Der Of citizens interested in giving these popular en-.
tertanmenfs without money and without price, have
subscribed fer this purpose As DodSorth's band is
superior to the Imperial bands of France or the Royal
bands of England, soyeregns should not overlook
such lyrics They should appreciate such advantages
music, with such splendid surroundings of nature.
The following pieces will be performed on :he north
s;Ie cf ,ba panble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

TIE LATE HOMICIDE 81 BoY.-Coroner Gamble
held an inquest on Friday at Bellevue Hospital upon
the body Of Philip Re mbe the boy who died from the
effects of injuries received at the hands OF another
boy, II years of age, named John Riley. Tne evil
jence showed that a brother of Riley hal dispate
with deceased about stick, when John Riley came
up and after words had passed, struck deceased
in bis face, knocking him down. After which he
kicked him on the head and under the chin. The
medical testimony showed that extrayasation of blood
on the back of the skull, and cellular tissue were the
cause Of death, and the Jury rendered verdict to
that effect, charging the boy John Riley as being the
author of the Injuries. Upon the rendition of the YER
Dict warrant issued for the arrest of Riley, but
his whereabouts are unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

KILLED ny HoRsE.--An inquest was held on FIN
Bellevue Hospital upon the BODY Of Patrick Csvsnash
alive Of Ireland Of who died from Injuries received
rsmped upon by vicious horsest the corner OF Sk
tesuih street and Tenth ssoEge, on the 9th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

THEFT-John Gavin & rag. picker, called at ths
resisero- Of D. A. N.sereIt Thursday os~ney t.
eba.e bit. being subsequently srrssed under sspas
BY Srgesrt ITts bis bag found
about worth Of silver whica he h. stolen tscm Mr..
WesieNelts hocse. he committed for tss By Justice
Kelly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

RIGHTS or PoLIcENEs.--Dr. John Ives OF Inc
Twenty second Ward, one OF the police surgeons
was 10 be on hi. trial yesterday before the board Of
Police Commissioners, on 4 charge preferred oy MI
Commissioner Bailey Of a viial violation OF the 0.tn
rule Of the Police Department, which reads a. io1-
lows. .-
Tue rs: p y9.. IS G4na-.esi b -. C'-i % '''!
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FArAl EFFECTS or ASOyERDosE oS CHLoEoEoEN'
Coroner Gamble hed al inquest, on Friday, upon the
BODY Of Augusta Brady native of Germany, . years
face who died a, Bellevue Hospital. IL appears
tina. few davs since the deceased while intoxicated
a.. into the fire and beside being badly burned, dis
located her shoulder. On reaching the Hospital, DIS
Gourley and Russell deemed 1t best 20 aaIni
ehloroform while they were resetting Tue sno-'4ei
but had not given more than half an ounce "Ieh Tue
patient sank exhausted, and Immediately died. Inc
jury were of the opinion iha. the chloroor
death and rendered verdict to that effect wi'nou''
however at:ributing censure to the physicians Inc
deceased resided al No. 81 Avenue a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

DELIBERATE MURDER H,rHE STRFEr.-About
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, longshoreman named
John Crowly deliberately walked up to Patrick
Loveioy laboriug man, who was staudicg in Jamess
Slip, near Water street. and placing single barreled
pistol to his breast discharged it. Loyejoy fell, NOR
tally wounded the ball having entered below the left
nipple aud taking downward course, passed into
the abdominal cavity. Crowly, who made no effort
to escape, was arrested by Officer Du Bots of the
Fourth Ward. The wounded man WAS conveyed to
the City Hospital where he was attended by Dr.
Quinby As the ball could not be found, and from the
size nature and position of the wound it is not likely
that Loveioy can recover. 1t is asserted by Love-
Joys friends that Gro xly committed the deed to
satisfy an old grudge But Crowly denies this, and
told our reporter that he was not aware that he
had committed any crime. When informed that
he had taken Lovejoy's hfe, he at fret said
he did net know such person. but sub5e-
ou,ntly admitted that he acquainted with him,
and expressed great sorrow for what he had done,
and hoped he might be - if he knew that he had
done anything of the kind. lie asserted Il at although
he walked straight and appea to be sober, he was
really very drunk, having been drinking hard ever
since Sunday last Both parties are middle aged
married men, and have families. LOyejoy's residence
i, at No. 352 Water street, ard Crowlys at No. So
Cherry street Justice Connolly committed the
prisoner to await the result Of Lovejoys injuries.
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CHARGE or CHIfD MURDER DIsgISSyD.-Coroncr
Ga ube has corcGed the inquest upon the body Of Ssms-i
kus the infant died s,dtenly in Attorney sce sf
uIy f1Gi TIA, child T.. deaih By cao bt
probably has;euea by TIE exciiement q melee ooo~
J0ly p Nj Sr~msa who had beep arrested
haytEs beea Instrumental ia is death, hsaorASy
quilted.
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ALLEGED LBEL.-An ex-cergyman, named Rob
ert ID. Dryer, giving his residence as Redmond,
Va, had a hearing yesterday at the Tombs, before
Justice Connolly in Il suit for libel which he has
brought agaiust the editors and propretors of TIE
Sunday Courier. The alleged libel was published
on the 9Th Of February last AMI entitled Exploits,
" financial and otherwise OF a Model Clergyman.
1t purported to give his history from youth up, aud
charged that he had been guilty of peculation, for
gerry, false pretenses and kindred peccados and al
legged, among other things that he had brought his
two daughters to this city, and attempted to compel
them to become prostitutes Many other offenses,
moral and criminal were set forth with great circum
stantiaty. All of these charges the complainant de-
uies-affrming that they were made for the purpose
OF lowering him in the eyes of the community, ma
ciously and without cause. lie stated upon his ex-
animation that he is now engaged in studying law in
this city at No. ) Beekmsn street that he formerly
lived in Boston and Richmond, officiating in the 1t
ter place as Presbyterian clergyman. Upon his re-
moval to New-York he entered the Congregational
Church as a minister, and ofciated for taree years-
UP to the time Of the publication Of the alleged libel
Aud he further ssys that he is married man, with
two daughters-one Of whom married against hl' will
and the other, minor, was ioEcibly abducted by
man named Kelly Of whom he has heard nothing
since. Tie hearing was adjourned TO the 10Th.
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CONFINEMENT or THE NORMAL SCHoOLs.-The
Annual Commencement of the Normsl Schools was
held on Thursday evening in the Academy OF Music,
which was crowded long before the hour of commence
ment. The young ladies of the School, dressed in
white, nearly filed the stage. DR.. VIM. b. Eager,
Chairman Of the Executive Committee Of the Board
Of Education, presided. The programme, beside the
customary instrumental music and devotional e1er.
cises comprised two three choruses, which were
sung by the pupils Of the Female School; three COM
positious 10y Misses Lucy VI. o Cornell, Mary A.
Khosies and Isabella McVey which were heard by
few of the spectators; Addresses, by the Assistant
City Superintendent by exGov. Boutwell, of MasG-
chusetts, and the Rev. Dr. Burchardi and the pre-
sentson of diplomas by Dr.. Eager to the graduates,
who are a. 10 lows:
Fs,utr NORMAL souooL.-Harriet A. Baxter Margaret A
Mari 5. Case, Louise Donly Eiza NJ Dyke, MARI, L.
Dai bea Domas c'qse f. Ese anne ~ Ian:
Gar. HopP' Mary sse:an he HeRq.fq EI.s,
M, Sff,s low l Smp.o. Adn. II wsrG. sas1n A.
Wams e.epiile Weeks, Mary L w.G-.li Jane z. "a.
Bammsn Caroline Birch Jennie Barton Sarah T. Bs, Sarah
j. Csre Msry Crother' ADELAIDE CooPer Emma NJ Cole
p'nsy iI Fi.bth Cav Emul Ha.;d Ki. Hart
H1 Eleanor D. Irvine l',sel Joan:on Gei'a r ! keT',ef
ns'. Ircne B. Me My PaeI. slIah E. Rlywood,
Msy 10, Re bir.r, josephine Rodgs, Anasd ePrirg
.f-.d Nary j. ScaBlau May Tlhi, Annie Van bo.terct
aSsine T. Anderson Lo, L. Andrew. Louise y Busch
mar Eliza C. Bod. Harriet A. Budd Ei1'bets A. Co. Ann
C-,us Isabella C,s.e, C. Cecilia CARY Eliza T. Dunn, Nate
Gordon France. J. Graham, Mary houseyoTih Marion '"
HeIy sarah T. Hsybeck Phebe A Kendall May " L9%rey
ITssira Mosher Jenret Lussey Lucy NJ ConleL May
+ Ph-su Anna ~ Power. hate ts-T' Mary ID - No.
- Mlta NJ Stcgp Lucrctil 4. Tccke h-ftna ID
Cornei.J Whitney Elzaseth A. Wson Ro;1 Coa-n pc.
-, Csprry Marsaret Douu~ga Eliza Ann X Do Si1in =
olinn Maria A Rhodes. Nary Rhodes M,Ty A. $780,
Elizabeth B. WrIht, Sarah Adams san l. pneA -
.rr Lou.a Claw.1u MNzs.et 4. C9ena1 MARY A OII"el
Ifora C Dean Eimsresa J. H.y1snt, h Analst IrsLs'
Annie Kelly Harriet NJ X Ppsr, l.a5el j. Nun ~ D.:
MeEsry Nsry A. Merit Louisa NJ Osborn ans -H'4-'
M.Tv Wei.ffra an Martha Miller, Mary A. Mch lzh-1-
Male NoRMAL soHooL.-GeoTse BFinke'hof' JONI Dei'@
| res-, James NJ CoImics-A So
A parting sorg sung BY the school, with responses
hr he crsinates erd an Evening Hymn. e)nclaiei
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ci,.- Of ID, Uad STATE, b: ia sris, &, .rc ~ d.,
eese Of ae srry nPoist QUE: cent 70 ne Force n,
hir-s,, ec'y o. n sny way sh .nsJ club e'mnie OF
srg.uir.ss oiny kns the oe :, =, roi'n " ih' p' -
yfp1eunets u A party clique o. iAd1'iasM
n. Iv,, /, alleged TO hsve violated tae above
,oIe bv b.;,r mtmb,r 0: tie Republican Contra.
Comp,t,sa rom he TSrnty-second Wa-d snt VII
fully CONTINUING 70 - 30. o. lie 3l'' Of hAy 'st,
the Board i,.uei spec.ss osieE relu-!ns tie s'Il
rale 20 be strictly enforced
John II. White, esq, appeared as corn'el ioT ~
Ives. He objected 10 NJ Bailey sth az II Judgment
in the case, he having male the charge. Two WI
nesses were called AID examinsi.
M. Sparrow, Secretary Of the Republican Centrsl
Committee testified that the nsme Of John Ives WAS
enrolled on Tue Is; OF members Of the Committee from
The TTerty secon Wsrd but did not identity him as
the person charged in this complaint Mr.. Stephens
Of tie Eighteenth Ward testified that Dr. Ives was
tile member from the Twenty second Wscj, bet that
he recoeoted the doctor bsd not been present the
meetings OF tie Committee since the issuing Of the
special order on the 3lst Of May.
Mr. White expressed his willingness to rest the
case.
Mr.. Bowen said he wanted to know whether the
policemen, consisting Of 1000 persons Of all shades Of
political opinions having their rights guaranteed by
tie Constitution, were to have them thus murdered
by any rule Of this Department.
The case was adjourned TO Friday
BY the enforcement of this rule member Of the
Police who is Democrat has an advantage over a
Republican member. By the proceedings of the Re-
publican Ward Associations, q Republican, to vote
at the primary elections must have his name regis
tered amorg the members Of the Association. In
the Democratic party they have no such rule, and
any Democrat has right to vote at primary cleo
,on there being Ward Associations of that party.
II ia stated tia. at the time the special order wss
passed motion was made that the rules should not
he construed so as to deprive the policemen Of the
right to vote at primary elections but the amendment
was voted down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

BURGLARY Wii..sm Peterson, Alas Frelchy Q
rolorsd man who just been cchusca from Baek.eis
srd Tor theft srTe-d on srfsy 81 the Of B,s
Mhuey color,d barber whose pace No iSt Division .trre
he br into rirb, Of November = iS, ssa committed
BY Connolly r Burglary TIE prisoner has segy
six terms ir the Peni,eatisry s-ssdy.
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Ofcourse if it should rain the concert will not take
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nris,sr who does not stasi in connection srsh
some regular All accredited synod or ecclesis,.ioL
body Of the desomips tion 10 this country. Does M
s. s,apd ia such e correction We have seAch-J
the records aud oaanot fni his name. The fact th.i
lie presches ~ 2 small Germs1 cOcgreg .tioo, styling
issei Lutheran gives bin right 10 pass him,ef III
upOc the public maister of The Lutheran church.
AZ any rate, We speak adyise0ly when say th,t
e. Is no sshc~n and fepowshipped either as miu
,.er &C our church. or fthe 90 pei ey the Lu!h,ss
clergy Of this city aid yionit, WAC all heartily syn
ps,hize with the movement usw IN progress for Las
better observance The Lords day.
LfrIIYP MINISTER