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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15

SPECIAL PoLIcEAEE.Mr. Superintendent Kennedy
has transmitted communication to the Police Com
mssioners recommending that all warrants TO special
policemen be withdrawn. Among other reasons for
this, be gives the following:
In they have been issued the employees Of
hote and other places eeshment aud amusement with the
design assisting IN preserving order in those establishments
seldom that these commissions used inside Of these
pshing IT, ends While outside owing 10 the lack Of character
of this class OF hotels the principal 10 which they applied
bsckglailing the vicious or ignorant.
Of0e commission. issued 20 persons in public employment
the requisite py steal ability aud authority
iu the Metropolitan Police Commissioners, there be- good
for continuing them IN service Bn where there lack
Of inclination capacity to discharge the slightest duty
when their services required by the department II mock
cry the Of policeman to continue such the roll
The specials DOING duty the Central Park
example Of OF these classes and the employees the City In
spector department equally example Of the other
During the last week notice the officers respectively
IN charge Of these departments that portion Of the special
in each would be required for duty the day Of election
force required Tie Controller Of the Central Park
reported the Of tweuyhee who at the hour deig
mated In the reqon at the post Of duty TO which they
assigned aud rendered good service during the day
The City Inspector also with prompttude reported the
thirty hye specials In his Office but the day before
they called upon to when 1t late to notify
account phycal disabilities SC In one case the
special only recovering from the fracture of limb another
had lame hands another phhisic another had bad rupture
&C. Several Who not excused had intended devong tho
day election eeTng and did desire have their
anu cement iuteTieTed with by call to duty.
Within hour Of the time at which they personally
tined Themselves of the twenty who had not been
excused three their and Of these
the remaining from the agony Of having something
to do, aud 20 dismiss him for the day"
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The BATTERY EScRoAcHyENT.-Two schooners
were unloading stone into the dockcribs sunk by Mr.
Vanderbilt at the foot of Battery place on Tuesday, in
spite of the warnings of the Pilot Commissioners The
latter body under authority from the
are taking steps to enon Mr.. Vanderbilt from proceed
ing with the work any further.
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COMMON PLEAs-TRAL TgRx-Nov H-Befor. Judge
Hf

COhhOh PLEAS-TRfAL TgRx-Nov h-Befors Judge
HILTON
IbE TWELFTH WARD SCHOOL DFFIcULTY-iT TEACHER
sVEihG An EDITOR AsD TRUSTEE FOR LIBEL.
- Laura NJ Gilderseeye agt. John Vance.
The plaintiff previous TO 1858 was principal teacher
IN me Pnnary Department Of Public school No 81 IN the
Twelfth Ward She alleges that ths defendant trustee Ia b
Ward copsed her 70 be arbitrarily removed sttion "a
such teacher and that prior to her and aer HI he
maciousy charged that she peen for the ,on
and that she ought 10 be removed She further
defendant caused the insertion Of paragraph in Th Ne Vol
sun 70 the enec hst she had been removed
for all OF which she claim 5000 damages Desen5.n, AZ
mics that he ever made Of The language charged th -.
removed for cause and that any remarks he nd "a.
still 800 p'"P'" S~s
p. Y. Cutter and John o. Robinson n, ,l.,,,,s 4,
Laurence ir, Theodore stuyye.ant and G. ASs, =,
defendant. - '''"i i"f
SPECIAL TExx-Nov l+-Before JUDI. RAINY
Sampson agt. Fobes.-Judgment for defendant
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STREET CosTRAcTs.-The Street Commissioner
yesterday, in the presence Of the Controller, opened
proposals and awarded the following contracts:
Regulating and g aiding fysirh street between Fourth
and the East River awarded to Thomas b. Johnson at
t5l9 % time year securities John knsley and I'd Mu
vaney in $1,000.
Regulating and grading and setting curb and gutter stone IN
second street Lexington aud Fifth aud
tagging space feet vide through the sidewalks of the
where already done srded TO Daniel Gallagher at S2
AZ time 81 months; surees John Pettigcw and John
Stark in $1,000.
Regulating grading snd setting curb and gutter stones in
One hundred denh street between Second and Sixth
and tagging four feet wide through the sidewalks Of
the aded to John Mc(rsne at : Is l60 10 time,
year suretic Bryan McCHhi and John Doyle in $4,000
The above work will be commenced this season. In
reference the contract for the rs job the lowest bid
der the present contractor whohas obliged the Street
Department rcadvertse the contract three times by
failing carry out his contracts, although his suretes
are good. The job was begun in 1852. The carriage
and material alone would amount to nearly the bid
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1860

FALSE TEETH.-Ezra =. Hoyt, "A dentist, having an
oe In the Bow,ry complains hat Charles w. Hudson
Newark j. hn counterfeit IS bills on the Bank q
Beydsre ~ j. in payment a Of false teeth MI Hnd
taken before Justice Welsh and Notwithstanding his
assertion that he ignorant Of the character OF the bills he
was committed 10 answer.
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RAJ Es1Arr.-The following Gales were made yes.

THT EIGHTIEsTH WARD STREET-WALKERs.-The
depray.d who arrested Tuesday night in the
vicinity Of Madison square and the fhh Hotel
ported 10 yesterdays TRIBUNE taken before Justice
onsisnbush for examination or nineteen sevei twelve
payment, sud the rssutN were ssels'sea M ls,h sfsyi
tspfA
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Advertisement. |
ming day" "WEDNESDAY. 14th)
SKATES Or

SkATES.-"U Opening day i" "WEDNESDAY, I4th)
Winter Fashions for the feet Everything In the Skating
line Except ponds in boundless variety and suited to all
sxss tastes and purses at the CENTRAL PARK SKATE
FsPoRITs COsOgER a. WALKER,
No. AZ Broadway. between Grand and Brooue- sta
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Balance. Nov. s..........



Mr.. VIM MCGEE sent in a bill Of $l78 20 for posting
the maps of election districts at the polling places for
the last election pretty round charge for putting up
2l7 posters The bill was appropriately referred Adj
journed to Tuesday, Goth, at 3p. In.
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IAdvertisement.l
How TO Do TN
ts Wholesale and re-

How TO Do T.-Merchants, wholesale and re-
,a puzzled know how to place their employee;
whether this man will make good salesman that good ac
countan this reliable and orthy confidential clerk that
cashier &C. chronological description carefully written
settle the question: and Indicate the exact place ehch
man can bill. FOWLER WELLS, No. 39 Broadway make
priyate examinations.
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has gone 10 Europe, ana the oelectNc P"''o" va u"'
large cities there have been notified 10 look out h
AS,yGrryaRY FRESCHMAs-PIsTOLs FOR Two
That there il chivalry in Frenchman a. well az in
Southerner was demonstrated the TOmbs yesterday
in the case of Larome Louis Frenchman, an artist,
ard lover. The young painter had fallen desperately
in love with blooming young lady, who seems to
have preference for foreigners nasucb "a an Italian
gentleman named Pedro A. Orzal, was her favored
admirer. A "green-eyed monster" was the result OF
this rivalry and a day two since stic combat took
place between the foreign asprants for the ladys love,
in which Louis got severely punished Smarting under
This indgnity the excitabe Frenchman dispatched the
following blood-thrsty epistle to the mild Italian:
Ngw-YoRE, Nov ], 1860.
Italian coward without heart without SOUL without shame
and without pity, triumph for you have stolen my nis,
foreign land have loved her; do love her aud shall love
her breath Of existence remains in me and however
cove her and cover her with sincere ksesthat which you
never her you have only stolen her through the bal,
love her and hate thee leave her thee coward The
only thing desire that there was in thy miserable breast
to spare for your Then take as Let the
%' one hns evening in me snG e Of GoS w SeT decide
There will be credit for to kill me thus than to asa
nate me without s thrown down into d Hos gt at w
.ha FIRE together until one Of us two be dead not keep
yourself guard for dee are 70 you vendetta aud
shall Kill you could shall perhaps be hung bat
this is innaeral me- have nothing in this world which
e% ever o9 S aS fo 70 die
with kisses Fight Loyalty, with equal weapons and shall
etrsct the of coward which you deserve by your
toward aud by your seduction of my well beloved
LAROME LOUIS No. ~ West Broadway.
r. ST she loves more and she wishes my death
tell her TO be the place of battle aud will permit myself
be killed without defending myself but when falling shall still
cry, love thee-forgiye"
But the Italian had no idea of fighting loyalty" or
of benO as.assinaed 40 he caused the arrest of the
chvalrous Louis. When brought before Justice Welsh
the young artist dropped upon his knees and aso wept
many repentant tears, pathetcaly begging that he
might be restored to liberty He said that
he had been roughly handled by his Italian friend and
he wrote the letter while damaged and excited but he
was ready to be forgiven Moved by the tears and
treaties of the duplicating youth, Justice Welsh dis
missed him on bis promise of good behavior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15

BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of Supervisors
met last evening-Mr Stewart the President, in the
chair resolution was adopted to allow the Sheriff.
Jury the of the Grand Jury for their sessions
A statement Of the condition of the County Treasury
vas received from the Controller:
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A CoUsTRYMAs ROBBED BY WonAS.-Mr. Hiram
Sands stopping at Lovejoys Hotel robbed Of In
and for $50 by fal named Sophia Price
with whom conversfng in the street Sophia arrested
md committed to answer by Justice Welsh.
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Advertisement
TUp AZTEC CHILDREN, who turned the heads OF

half the Nobility and Gentry Of Europe attracting immense
crowds MUsErN where all the other Novelties
and the Drama Joseph aud his Brethren contributing their
pnt nd delight.
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A RoBBER ARREsTED.-Justice Quackenbush, on
"Wednesday morning committed to prison, charge Of rob-
berry young named Robert Edgar II Is alleged that on
the night ohe 9Th int the prisoner and accompce stopped
Mr. keegsn Of No ia West hity third Thirty
NTH aud after engaging him in conversation few min
ute natched his watch aud chain and ran of la attempting
pursue him, Mr. keeFsn tnpped up by the other man
falling heavily 10 the pavement sustained serious injury
hi head description Of the robbers which Mr. Keegan
the police led TO the arrest Of Edgar aud he positively
idrnthad bY his victim.
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Advertisement.
hZ..r. .l a
Dr of +" Medical Common

Sense Saratoga Springs has returned to his Winter Office
No $40 Broadway NewYork where he may be- consulted from
to p nj. daily, except Sundays.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Nov H-Before
Judge BRrTs.
THE CONDENSATION or THE sLAyER ERIE.
Previous to entering the decree Of condemnation
against the above-naned vessel order obtained
by Messrs. Beebe, Dean Donohue, extending time
to answer. That time having expired and no answer
having been put in motion Of ex-Judge Roosevelt
formal decree Of condemnation and order for sale
entered to-day.
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directed to se portion Of property lc and order Of the ih
October last appointing Receiver be considered
and modified The Of the notion fixed at 90 ar. 70
abide event.
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The second lecture of the course, on Representa-
tive Women" will be given by Mr.. Lord at Clinton
Hall this evening
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entries in his books SINCE the LET OF july. The exact
amount which he has fraudulently obtained rom the
firm cannot be ascertained IL IL supposed that Strsser
has gone to Europe, and the detective police oil tue
,oro cities there have been notified ook out for him.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Nov h-Bsfore Jul
THE TICKET swIsDLERs AGAIS-NEwsPAPER ARTICLES
&

The TICKET swIsDLERs AGAIN-SEwsPAPER ARTICLES
ON CRIMINAL CASES.
DIR. Charles Spencer counsel for James Enright in
dcted with Gordon for tn swindng applied for postpone
the trial assigning his that article in The
this calculated prejudice IN the minds
Of against the prisoner He acquitted the writer Of the
article all blame but he convinced that its effect would
have an injury 10 his client.
The udE ad that the could challenge the jurors In
Impressions they had read the article and
Of the Court that the prisoners rights
not prejudiced The motion must be denied
THE SUNDAY VIOLATIONS.
Mr.. Anthem, Assistant District-Attorney, moved on
trial Hoym and Harmann indicted for violation Of the
Sunday law In giving theatrical performances on the Sabbath
The prisoners not being in Court proceedings were temporarily
suspended IN their but subsequently the trial was set down
for Friday.
WIN. MULLIGAH ARRAIGSED FOR ASSAULT WITH INTENT
TO KILL.
The notorious VIM. Mulligan was arragned at the
bar of Justice plead indictment charging him with
aultng Mr. Ambrose w Oliver the 2Oth Of June last with
intent to kill him.
Mugsn pleaded guilty and his this, down for
Monday He dressed In asonsbd style, carried In his
hand hat the ossest description his boots fashioned
finest patent leather and his delicate hands encssed
In dark nesthtting gloves
The trial Of VIM Enrgh for ticket swinding then
enced The evidence In the similar TO that the
Gordon Tuesday the complainant being the principal
witness for the prosecution The jury after short absence
dered verdict of Guilty" Mr. Spencer stated that he would
arrest Of judgment. Sentence was deferred.
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GTRMAS REPUBLIcAS BAsQUET.-A grand banquet
will be held this evening in honor Of the election of
Abraham Lincoln as President and Hannibal Hamlin
as Vice President of the United States. The Repub
cans Of NewYork and vicinity cordially invited to
participate in the celebration, at clock at Harmonic
Garten, Nos. l39 and AS Essex street.
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Mloi5s 20 DIT BatimCrelr.
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Or. Sphnltplt.

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bic Stufen btnauf. 81
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