New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20


Submitted the affidavit Of Herman Bancroft the Treas
urer of the Company, reera,ing the charges made BY
Mr. Dav1ge Tbereupon Mr.. Doyle waived . ero''-
examination Of either He thsn desired the prosecu-
ton to place upon the stand the officer who arrested
Hoffman, Bugh Mssterson who was in attendance by
request. Mr.. Clinton declined to DO 30, Lot deem
| ing Mastefsons evidence at alb necessary MIR.
Clinton then waived further examination on
| the charges made and desired the magistrate to
sx the amount of bail Justice Connolly said that in
asmuch as tire prisoner was already he'd In s|sVoo
20 answer two charges of fraudulent issue OF stock he
would fix the bail in the present case at 81 OO on each
cha -ge, making the total amount Of bail requi'sd
$22 600. The prisoner was then examined on the
charges aud when asked what he lad to say in refer
ence to them, replied 81 am not gufy consider alb
the charges most infamous." He was then folly COM
mitted to the Tonbs to The prisoners friends
feel doubtful if the required bail can be obtained for
him. and anticipate release fof him until after ne
has had Il ial.
Police CoMMIssIoSRRs.-M the meeting OF the
Board yesterday the resignation of A. Dobken OF the
Second Ward was accepted. The complaint against
Officer Chris. Hogan was dismissed.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW ScHOoL.-The Trustees
of Columbia College held meeting yesterday after
noop at the Law College in Lafayette Place, for the
purpose CT making arrangements for the next collegiate
course, but the business transacted was not made
known.
RAILROAD Convention AT THE ST.. NIcHobA,.-
On Wednesday morning Convention OF Railroad
Managers and Directors, representing dozen or more
different roads organized at the 81 Nicholas Ho-
II Sc k%,prx and
maintaining passenger rates between the West ana the
Atlantic seaboard and examining the question Of in
creasng freghts and fares to nunerative standard
for the Fall
Mr.. Bridges was appointed President aud Mr.. vib-
bard Secretary after which Messrs j. Edgar Thomp-
son. T. f. Blackwell, Nathaniel Marsh, Dean Rich
mond, A. Stone, jr. and Mr.. Bridges were appointed
Committee to bring business before the meeting, and
an adjournment taken until yesterday morning at
o'clock The following the names of the officers
attending the Convention, and the roads represented
| BY them:
Ne,o York Centyal-Dean Richmond Vice President G.
Edgar General Superintendent C. Drulsrd General Freight
Penn,yirania RairOad-J. Ednr Thompson President
Hd.a RssrIsam1s, sloan President; s.es If President
Ci-reiond, Columbus and Cnein"a'L-L. M "llouehos
Michigan Soutsern-E. NJ Gilbert, President
BCgs ard fhg RsoS, pPTs.dans Warren
BUSaio and E1ie~Desn Richmond Vice President
Chicago Pittsburgh and Fort WdneG W. Cass PRESIDENT
| J. J. Houston, General Freight Agent.
AT the appointed hour yesterday the Convention re
assembled and proceeded to transact the business OF
the day in the order presented by the Committee Con-
siderable business of Importance transacted, we
are informed but it will not be in form to be made
| public until to day.
man emgrant, who arrived in this city on the 10th
inst, complained yesterday to Justice Kelly of having
been swinded out Of 500 by Herman Stalmeyer, the
keeper of boardinghous at No. 81 Greenwich street.
The complainant alleges that he was induced to go to
Stain eyers house by runner. While there he was
so ineautious as to display bill of exchange for 500
lie was then made drunk by the proprietor Of the
house and while in that condition was induced to be-
| come partner in the business. Next morning, he
drew 5000 Ct his money from the broker and paid it to
Stalmeyer, after which he borrowed $50 of it back
again. giving bis note for the amount. He was kePs
drunk all that day and next morning was told that the
partnership of Stameyer & Rustmsn was dissolved,
on account Of the bad habits of the latter person Stall
meyor gave him $50, returned him his note for $50,
and then requested him to leave the premises Rust
man complied, but Immediately CAUSED the arrest of
Stallmeyer and Nathan Dessauer, the runner who in
duced him to 90 to the house. charge of conspiracy
to defiaud The accused were held to answer by JUS
tice Kelly in the sum of $500 each.
| TRAINS TO Long BRAscH.-In order to do away
with Sunday travel to Long Branch N. D., the Ran
| tan and Delaware Bay Railroad Company run
special boat and train every Saturday afternoon at d
o'clock 80 as to accommodate those who cannot go at
the regular hour, p. This arrangement gives two
boats and trains to Long Branch every Saturday AFTER
noon at and 81 D. m The p. IN. boat returns to
the city at D. m via Sandy Hook, as to give ex-
cursionists view of the harbor and cool sail.
| FAST YACHT SAILISG.-The schooner yacht Zinga,
CAPT. H. H. Thomas left Sands Point, L. l., at $50
on the l4th nst and arrived at Portsmouth, n. H.. at
a. m on the 10Th init, making the run inside of IS
hours, hours of which against strong tide and
| almost dead calm
| CONFINEMENT OF MOUNT ST. VINCENT ACADEMY.
The first annual commencement of the Young Ladies
Seminary, known Mount st. Vincent Academy, at
its new location the Forest Maniion, was celebrated
on Tuesday. The pupils number about $50. Among
the clergy present were Archbishop Hughes, Bishops
Young of Erie and Mclaughlin Of Brooklyn, Mr.. Ken
nedy, ycar-Geperal of Halifax and Mr.. Stars, Vicar
General Of New-York, Doctors Cummings, Beechan,
Cauvin. The Mayor of New-iork was also present.
The programme consisted of musical performances
sir cling speaking and prizes the distribution OF wn'on
was made by the Archbishop. Miss Ellen H. Hyncn
of Brooklyn received the highest honor Inc humoer
of graduates was six.
At4 O'Clock the Archbishop delivered the following
address: "
NM DEAR CHILDREN AND Youse LADIES; have Witnessed
many anniversaries which you received the testimonials oil
800, 20 bcb YOU were entitled, but do not remember any