The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-20
rsns.l,y, inviting ,shem 10 ssend the mseunss Of

prime pies Of the Citisens' Association.
| woRHsassss Usror.-The usual weekly meet.
ing ofths body was held las, evening, ut 2GT Bowery
Amer reports were received and disposed Of from
several organizations the Prcsiden, stated ID he
hsd been called upon by the printers to cooperate
with them on Thursday evening, and took tho re-.
ponsbility to call the vorkIngrncn together. as he
did not know the residences of tho officers Of the
trades. He had further W state that Mr. Reach, q
Tns SuS--the truest friend Of the work ugrncn, ne
u was always called-paid the prices asked. II
was most cresiitsbe act the part Of Mr. Bench.
Inc workfngrnen hnd never been enemy OF his
and uever could be, but as a work ngman himself
ne was the brit 10 come forward. As u was, II was
announced from the stand that Mr. Reach cheerfuly
paid the prices asked, and be trusted vote Of
thanks would he given. for lc deserved II. TAP
plause.) motion was then made 10 reacind the
resolution fnstrlc'ing the officers Of the Union no,
10 advertise IN TBr SrrS. Tic motion was carried.
After trsnsactng some other un.Inportsnt business
thc meeting adjourned.
Tns worKIsosr> Of Manhat,anville intend hold
Ing meeting tonight. at O'Clock at the house n
stephen Lafkin corner Of i30th street. suisect 10
be discussed purchasing Associations"
AMUsEMESrs.
BAHSus's.--'1he Mystic Cave" tpan,omimcl ha,
dawn such crowded. houses during the week, thu.
II will continue week longer. Mr.. d. l.. Morris
will appear IN his celebrated character" The
Dutehnan In Difficulties"
CANnrgIL's MISsTpEIs--A now chorus -'a;av
Ia the Dnrkcy's Lsc"-,hree new songs, and sever.
~ new acts underlined for next week.
DRowSRD.-,John Coffee, Of Forty-seventh
street. and Margarcs Hsggerty, of No. 2oe East
Twenty third street went on n sailing excursion on
the Fast River, and when making an attempt ~
land NJ Eighty sixth street, both fell into tie Stream
and Coffee was drowned. Ills body has not
been recovered ..... Coroner Naumann held an
inquest, yesterday, NJ No. 20 Morton street, upon
The body u Daniel Shields, q youth u five yoars
who accidentally fell from raft IN tho Sorth River,
OF Christophcr street. where he had been playing.
Cornelius Carty, Of Third avenue, corner
a Fortv-fourth street, % years ~ age, drown
81 While bathing Oh Fort fifth street, East River.
His body has not yet 'ecu recovered. The
police found, yesterday, In the East liver. OF Six
tenth street, the body Of an NJ known Young wom-
m. supposed IN be- tina, Of Aiclia Brennan, who
was drowned on THE 18th instant from a boat
which was uprct. Tic holy was towed 10 the
foot Of Filth street. and will bo retained there until
about noon to-dsy, when II w to be removed "
Bellevue Hospital.
THE COURTS
ARREST or THE EpIroK or THE METRO
roLrTAs RECORD ron CocSsELLiSa RESISTANCE TO
rnk DRArr.--In the United States Commissioners
John Mulaly, editor and proprietor Of the MKrro-
roLIIAs Rncoup was brought up, charged with
violation Of the Enrolment Act. Proceedings
against him were commenced several days ago by
District Attorney Smith and an affidavit stating
the facts In the case, prepared and submitted TO the
Commissioner, who thereupon issucd his warrant
| for the arrest of Mullsly. The following 10 the
| substance Of District Attorney Smiths affidavit;
''This dcponens complains Of john Mullaly, Of
this city. and charges tha, the said John Mulialy
VA, and still IL the editor and proprietor of the
METROPOLITAN RECORD AND NRw YoRK VISpI-
| GATOR public journal and newspaper published
IN this city and district. That in issue Of said
pcriodical, published on the 9th Of August, said
| John Mullaiy caused to he printed an article en-
titled The Coming Drafi, and other articles that
on the Both Of July last he caused 10 be published
| an article entitled '500,O0 More Victims 10 Aboli-
| tionisui' and other articles. That IN and by said
| publication, said Mullaly caused one Seymour, and
other persons to RESIST draft directed BY the
President 81 the United States and counscls drafted
men not to appear, md wilfully dissuades them
from military duty, and incites, counscls and
| courages one Seymour, and other persons. forcibly
W resist and oppose an enrolment ordered by COM
Pcen' authority in pursuancs Of acts Of Congress"
Tho warrant being placed in the hands OF ofhcer
Peel he arrested Mulaly =, his office on Broadway
and brought him before the Commissioner. where
be gave bail in the sum of $4,000, Mr.. Charles j.
| Donahuc becoming his bondsman. The exaniina-
| ton will take place some time next week. The
party mentioned In the affidavit as zone Seymour"
is no less person than the Governor Of this State,
and the articles complained of called upon Gov.
ernor Seymour 10 put stop to the draft, promising
the assistance of two or three hundred thousand
men for that purpose.
MUrNY. before the L. s. Commissioners yes
tcrday, twenty men, seamcn ON board the ship r.
| Z. Scrluton, were brought up, charged with mu-
tiny on that ship on the 18th Of this month, while
| on voyage from Liyerppol to this port. They
were committed for examination without bal.
Tue "lIcKET" CrryENcY.-The first complain,
under the against shinplas,cr currency came up
| yesterday before L. !. Commissioner snllwsll
Edward Wheeler, conductor on the bird Avenue
Railroad, was brought up charged with passing a
ten cent ticket currency. lie was held for trial
in $3.50 bail.
siGSos BaiGSoLTs AsTEcsDESrs.-In the su-
prcme Chambers on Thursday, the examination Of
| Sgnor Bignoli as witness In the case Of Godfrey
against Brlgnoli, was continued. Plaintiffs coun-
sci made a motion that Disnol he compelled 10
answer squeston put 10 him during the cross
examination. Brigno, had stated his age at 80 4;
that be was born In Naples and went upon tie
stage In 1850 hut being asked what his occupa.
ton had been previous 10 embracing the profession
| OF an opra singer, lie became very angry and
! refused h answer the question. The Court said
that ~as not the proper sage of the case TO com
pei an answer, and the guy tenor WAS spared the
necessity Of iivulging his antcce.onis.