The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-25

the Executive, at Albany, when James T. Brady and
other counsel will BE- heard for The city oncias II
understood that counsel w deny the jurisdiction OF the
Governor, the statute In regard to the removal Oh
sheriff. &c provides trial to be had before the county
judge and proceedings by the district attorney Tne
matter must in this visw take the form Of litigated
and technical proceeding which may carry the question
the Court Of Appeals and extend beyond the terms OF
office Of the incumbents before decision can be haa
Meantime the Comprollers statement which had been
reserved for the hearing before the Governor Is pub
lshed for the information Of the public 70 avoid iurner
delay It In detail the various assertions ana
charges about the Blunt testimonial the street cleaning
contract the Judgments pay rolls riot claims, &C. the
answer is full emphatic and unqualified In 1 denial
Of all the specifications and charges.
At meeting Of the Republican State Central Commit
tee held at the Aston House Last Saturday evening" MI
W. r. Stewart was chosen chairman and Nh. j. h
Ketchum secretary Both Of these gentlemen belong 70
the Weed wing Of the party
The steamers winoosk and Algonquin kept pufhng
away all through yesterday their ninety ak hours
dock race at the foot Of Delaney street. II Is estimated
that twelve thousand persons visited the locality during
the day witness the trial. about which the uninated
observer could tell but te for the two fierce marine
continued neck and neck, and the pier kept up
with them all the WHILE As matter Of Interest TO our
readers however, may state that In regard 70 IL
number Of revelations made which 10 the test in the
present trial. the Algonquin which Saturday was far
behind her oompstor, was yesterday evening scsssds
rably ahead. af.aa.h .saa
We have already noticed the presence in the mstropo
lis Of delegation from the city government Of Chicago
On Saturday night favored with the arrival OF
other Western official visitors consisting OF members Of
the City Council heads Of departments Of st. Louis
who like the Chcagoans tour Of inspection OF
the institutions Of Eastern cities, with the object Of In
Producing in their own municipality any modern Inn.
which may be observed Our Chicago visitors
will leave to-day for Philadelphia 9bf
The Hon. Schuyler Cofax, Speaker Of the national
House of Representatives, who has been for several
months engaged in an exploration Of the mineral and
other wealth OF the Pacific slope of territory
among the passengers by the steamship New York.
which arrived at this port last Saturday from Aspn
wall.
The Third New York Provisional cavalry regiment,
which composed OF the old Thirteenth and Sixteenth
New York cavalry arrived in this city last evening" and
will have formal reception and parade this forenoon
II portion Of this regiment that rendered such
efficient service in tho pursuit and capture Of Wilkes
Booth and to 1t belonged Boston Corbett who shot tho
assassin. Nv rrlr A-NE q
The Spirituass held their usual discussion last
ing at Metropolitan Hail. Sixth The subject
miracles of spirituaism and those of the Bible
analogous and rested the same foundation. Their
antagonists while claiming that the Bible miracles are
real contend that those of spritualism deuson
an imposture. The subject Is to be continued. In con-
nection with spirualsm, the decision In full of Judge
Hail. Of the United States District Court at Buffalo, in
the Colchester CASE which publish this morning. will
be found interesting Colchester heretofore stated in
the HERALD nod forty dollars and the costs Of suit
for practising the profession OF spirituast jusger
without having taken out license under the Internal
Revenue laws. leaa - 9o
An account Of the ascension Saturday last IN ro-
fessor loves balloon Quaker City by aerial ccrres
pondcnt, appears in columns this morning 1t con-
tains number Of interesting facts relative TO the condi
ton OF the atmosphere
Tho European capitalists returned Saturday night
from Buffalo TO Niagara Falls where splendid ball in
their honor given at the International HocL They
remained at the Falls yesterday continuing their inspec
ton Of the objects Of interest there and the vicinity
This morning they will leave for Cleveland.
Mrs. Augusta Beach, who shot her husband in the
greenroom Of the Chicago Museum on last Tuesday
evening" admitted 70 bail in three thousand dollars
Thursday. Mr.. Beach's wound has not yet proved
mortal and there Is little doubt that he will
BY the breaking Of crank pin Of locomotive ON tho
Richmond and Danve va.) Railroad on last Thursday,
the engine was thrown directly the track and
some Of the cars were completely wrecked but per.
SON injured