, 1864-05-26

TIE TU1A16 or CoNsrABLE--1esterd3y atter-
noon, Mrs. Mary ). Van Kcwren, WAS charged,
before Justice Dieh1; upon charge Of venue from
Jrdge Moore, with resisting County Constable
Comfort when in the execution Of his duty. On
Tnt .daJ afternoon, Comfort vent 70 her house @ On
lash avenue, to aerEe an execution f3r ten or
twtlye dollara, for which judgment had been reu-
disputed. The coustabla levied upon her tu1nl-
turt End carried sofa Into the street. He alleges
that as be Was removing hn arm chain, the deftn-
q1n1 Ms,h
In a etate Of intoxica1on. and behaved in manner
not =: all compatible with the dignity Of his Official
il was also proved BY the testimony of young
1adY-niece Of the accased.that without proToe,-
ton he Eeized her aunt BY the throat and thss 1t
was she sho atzuck him when she noticed tho as
ssu1t. Aie Honor, wishing If possible to err on
The safe s1de held the defendant for trial at the Re
cordcr'e Court N bonds Of $500.
niece Of Mrs: Van keTran bJ Justice Moosc. bnt
il had nerct bcen given for e1ecstion into the
its uz existeaes G nee and demanded tfsi, wh|ch, atss
some delay on the part OF Esquire Moore. Wss
granted and the lady discharged.
TIE Rsd M the soss q oe a
charging that officer with. demanding more than
twice The fees to which he was legally entitled
TEE Hu1EDRAsp-Ln1 sEpu TON CAsA n
Cornr AeAM.-Miss Philomene ulidebrand. the
plaintiff in this celebrated suit not being satisfied
with the decisfon Of the arbitration to whom the
case was referred has led motion in tie Circuit
| coCEt to set aside the award Mias Hhdehrand
| ruiaed BY tha law and evidence in coming to 4
conclusion; that crest deal Of irrelevant teata-
1nony was introduced; that there was certaia co.
qne1tins between the arbitration and MIR. LII dur
ing the progress Of the case which was tuconstst-
ent with their duty, and, that prejndced IN favor
q The defendant 1he azbitrators gaxs thsr sw.5 q
csn, by the most indnbltable testimony, prove a
prom1Ee Of maHiage made to her by. Mz. Lii on
several occasions. She denies that she was eTef
unehas,e to ay one except the dcfeudaat and their
iiaso.s were the fruits Of . promise TO marty:
Of the three afbitrators, flied, in which he states
| that le vas not satisfied With the 1ooteness with
! which the iuveetl2ation was conducted. He also
hints at pecuniai3 1p1uences which were suggested
hin to induce Htm to siTs his aWsFd IN sos oi
thia great eeandl case, with III Its disgusting de-
tails, coming before the open court.
RELIEF ron So1p1kas' FAau1asx-Tha L..
lies Relief Society held special meeting ut the
sewing room In the Theater. yesterday afternoon,
to deEiee measures for festival for the rebel o1
eo!die1s' families. Mrs. Hose the President oecu.
pied the chair, AID Mrs. Lamb occupied the sease-
| On motion, 1t was voted to hold the festival ut
Rrvan Hall, on Tuesday evening. Jnne 2. to open
= Festival Ind Donation Farty for tie Rslief oi
| Soldiers Families.
Amer eome discussion. It IVES decided to chsr9e
IN admission fee Of twenty-five cents PR e1pikd,
and IN extra charge for Refreshments. The follow:
ing tariff Of prices for rsfreshmenta was agreed
| upon:
| Gomez per CUP 10 centa
! Codee and Saud wichcs. 30 cents.
Ice Crenn, per Is cents.
Strawberries to be regulated by prices at the time
Of the festival Cake Tas also added to the list ol
| refreshments. The price Of lemonade was LETT ia
| the committee. SAIiuus committees on resresh.
n,cnts, &C., were appointed. and the ladies' present
were Irged to use iii proper edorts 10 Hecnre hona-
| ticps Of refreshments. aud report to the commit
teer 1t meeting TO bo held on Saturday, June &
| ~ 10 H. m.