The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-16

| effort 70 push II open from the inside we hsd 70
,hs siI.S Avenue. dsees:.d . turned '' To-
p: fS' va. n% p.d from ,ss , h% ,ha, tins
nearly open just q the ,hos was fred the man ran
| out and ran by me; fred my revolver at him, Tut
centre Of The bioci, tet~eea iSth and ia,b ss,
fred smother shot, but again without effect; tired
east Of 7tb ave and 10th e. he threw o Si bat coz,
ei him on he hesd 9TH my re.oi vel an ,G gTsSi
| q him down; brought HIM bsek the .nns "a On
two dead men lying in 17th ST., around Ihe corner;
took the prisoner back TO the tpot and found per-
con there but deceased
The witness then gave a statement corrobors,ins
What 70 have already written. At iato hour the
inquest was adjourned until . o'clock T.. NJ to-day.
Mr.. walker wss 80 years Of age, lived at i4s East
| s5th st, and v. an efficient officer.
YELLOW FEvER.-Rumors were prevalent in
the city that yellow fever fesrfully prevalent a.
Havana and that vessel from that port had brought
| several emes with her. on enquiry In the proper
| quarter, however, II wn sscertained thsa Hsvans
was never healthier than at preecnt, and that no
cases whatever had arrived from thence Only one
caro-, that Of s,ovadore, reported, and that took
place on board the ship Thackeray, which came from
southern port.
The SUB-TRKAsURY.--Yeste crowds OF
people gathered at tho Sub Treasury 10 collect the
interest due the 80 Bonds long file Of people
waited all day Many we're served, and largo crowd
lch dissatisfied, when the doors we're closed At ,
o'clock
BOARD OF SuPERvIsoRs.- Tho Board met
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon, the President
william N. Tweed, in the chair. Mr. Purdy offered
resolution sppropriatins $4,000 for tho payment Of
the eIPen,es Of taxing the lsto census. MT. Ely
opposed the psusRe Of the motion, until the Board
should he satisfied the work really performed.
II appemcd by the TuBuSI's calculation, that the
per cent. lees than what It really was. This seemed
conspiracy 70 the injury q the city and ough, not
emptory character OF the law. Ths resolution was
lost Messrs. for and Fly voting 10 the nssstiye.
| and ordered on fle and printed In the minutes II
thanked the Board for their confidence In the Gov
| The Comptroller, in q communication, gave tho
names Of the Banks and Insurance Companies which
the recent deci'ions' In pointins Out The want Of
any law iSf the rsPsyment Of such .nn. he suss.,s
premises to place the Banks who have made vounts,
r payments and thereby lost their iefal remedy on
the same footing with the others. Referred 10 tho
Committee on Annual TaIes.
A report was made in favor Of paying the bill Of
John Z Hscfe.t Corporation Counsel, for profession
ton, AZ MI Hackett vas . salaried officer. The re-
sI Davis offered a resolution tina, the Comptroller
be directed 70 pay ehaf the bills incurred for the
erection Of Harlem Bridge Referred to the Commit
| tee on Annual Taxes. The Board adjourned W Mon
| day next.
SEIZURE or AN o BscENE PArER.-For the
last eighteen months or two years. journal has been
sold many Of the stands Of the city, the Lam
| 6usge Of which was moot foul and Of the double
extsnd's style while the plates were OF the most
equivocsl kind and exhibited females in almost
nude state. II protested TO be published In New
York, hut the whereabouts was not given. Adver-
tisemenu Of noted brothes In the city and Of qusck
nostrums for improper purposes, appeared in Its
columns. At length superintendent Kennedy
placed the matter in the hands Of De-
tectives McDougal and Gilmore, who soon
ascertAined that the papers were sent from
the "City Of Notions" Accordingly, on the arrival
Of the Boston train and steamboats,, the detectives
watched the landing Of the cargo and seized upwards
Of ten thousand copies which had been addressed to
different news agents In the city, tho american
News Company" excepted. The papers were for
wsrdad by Kingsley's EIprees.
Superintendent Kennedy ought not to stop here.
There Ii another Boston Journal Of a similar charac-
which ought to be seized and suppressed at once
and the police could also prevent the sale Of obscene
books at the spirtualists meeting, Metropolitan Hall,
on Sundays
Music IN THE CENTRAL PARK.-The Gem
trail Park Commissioners announce that The Park
Comet Band will play on the Lake on W Ninesday,
10th inst from ~ s'clOcf until ok O'clOc- P. NJ
GoLD at the Evening Exchange opened a,
itl', sold up amer call to 1925. At which figure II
, elosed. Stocks active.
Tue PHGSIx BANK DEFALcATIoS-JESK.
rSs COMMITTED yoR TRIAL WITHOUT BAn.-Ths
Ph9niI Bank dealcation case which has elected sc
much interest in commercial circles, was under con
sidorsion again yesterday before Justice Ledwith
Jefferson Marie, Police Court.
Henry r. Jenkins, who ab.trnetes tho rnonev from