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The New York herald., 1866-06-03
aapissI and Labor.

TAX srEIIE on Tng sHfP cARrgSTEns, snIr JoIs.
HNF AND Snip caULEEHs
meeting n The Operatives no~ On strss ~0 held
yesterday a. % Essi broadway The chair occupied
by Mr Thomx There crowded attendance. ssv.
erai reports dessblng hs present condition a tbs strike
we're read
Speeches were delivered BY Se-~rs Bacon slr, sber.
man and Gnnn
W. GRvsts bro1gal iofsArd tie fo'iovins resolution
ana E.ovsd ~ adoption Where's ~ ioasus th'oagh
sympathy eouec-u ,pd Indignation Tarasf-ph
ffai o. - afresf sni Impeachment ~ ots ~ our
Lgts-st faiOu rnn fnr sfstet violating tho pc
t.ara Il efefofs ~ & HrsDlsei That 80 the suHed
m.l "a Arss Late "a. pab.ie opportunity, ~ Ne
have "a prsAte oecAaiona, 70 aenOunos and con
damn al IyKcsi interference -ub fnsH shio At e0fs
however mean and eontsHp piiDls they may 10 IN viola
t0n of liberal snd cnlghtesed srs " tie Lad -
M waterbury, shipUsldsr during the trsi -nd oonsc
ton u an honest man, ws3 sreonsalrnk 9TH pfDgis
thai the b.nlcN ~ Nns f0s and siCintty rhen
drawn into rculty ~ the psd minlons y our stnpJ
or and when Ob. 70 defend 0urssrss demand stsl
by iary u y ths Isst ard IaAlsnAbls nshi x even
honest Amen ctkrt and baf 90 tsa continue, -
que, aud peaceahe manner " sustfsn AtDand 70
tks dsUhy ~ l4bof ami hs baEnr u 0fgAAfAi nA
~ The nbrdg meni ~ tAs bears ~ lahof
NJ Nh arcoudsd The sssol4iiob wrcb 80 anAbi
rousy adopted
NJ GsnTix slated that 20 nordhy n4esilrg a
The lr.den you'd b. hsa As- HAfen ~ 80 u tho
.rss 90 that vAroas tads ofEanfSAaus thfolH Htai
~ city n New iHk err taAnE tRfn ~ - h.Hfp
n,lter u sld u ths t1ts ~heh ~ fnstybed - = =
te fn0ss GOurAhng cnUdton Ne ais1 snhoqhe01 t'As
there ~04l1 ~ meetuE "a hf9cklrn - NsAns%
dAy night ~ The pr-siesi heass oa~ns-ft Sbe -
rsnl " The hVv faws Npf+ tGmtnH NHa@N - @"sf
gate r. there snd Afdfsgl tLttn
sssne other tuslse~ hssrF ben tstnssftf ~ 80
tes4lrgs f0f t1f day sefe nft~gf e. l. riaa
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rar F.t4l Brssafa rast.tff i0erH TnUr Cor
ensr coysf ysissdsy hsid ~ aaafai - - f-~u,y.
talf1 pfsslnst plos sistpn ths reusina q tAs
ma Jonea the gftyfad man whs sD bArrss " dsssh n
tke rrintihg ~ Fkanufaetasy ~ AsewN Usvss Coca
lOsih strst fas rvsf shith tssts9FsN ~
nfa a. fnAay fvsnns pfvFl11tly ferlftrd TIE
ssAeroe tfret bTfte ihs fofgsltr snd a. iafv seat
y hos thst ~ ~ fUinr ~ o. eNsd asx4.ftt snd
vsff q - iaAt sfeft go .tNDfisnsiY ftrG<f~d -
o4ae4 - Mirsy ave yesfs q ege AL r@tve = ~
I4Mhf "a sas
gsrA Afrrcsr y Pirft rfaistsa rIrrosr -ol
rrday afe't0an o.sf.ss Brxht, usa .znpioT~i !
80 esg~S staining msnuf.etery % TssaD hra Ffss
hfs Eisysnla Assass 10 slsvsssf a the zfa
r ~ wben gext rsg gsing ~ ngDs derAsgewssns 4
80 r.GAlrssy sn4 f~h v u. isssf eops .tis< rrst
, sown wn a. ~ f's fsi b. ss3 t~risy n,sr.d ths
ds.iA ssD@ss@sauT saassd y tbs Nss fgsa ngses.s
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The National Game.

HARVARD COLLEGE W.. ACTIVE, OF NEW YORK.
The students Of Harvard College. OF Massachusetts,
engaged in game at base ball at Hoboken, yesterday
afternoon against the Active Club. OF New York, tho
result showing adverse the collcgians by total
OF twenty -four To fifteen. Neither clubs repre-
sened by their full strength Tho play, however was
marked by some splendid batting and heidng by both
sides which called forth great applaudng from the vast
OF spectators present This was the fourth match
they have encountered against tho leading clubs OF this
vicinity all Of which they lost; but In neither engage
have they been dsgraced their play, taken alto
gether having surpassed the expectations Of their
their short will be instructve 10 them In faturc
contests. score
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THE TURTLE CASE AT THE rOhBS-iLhTfGK HOGAN
DIssfssKs rHr COMPLAINT.
Tho case of Capt Nehemiah n Calhoun 81 The sch
Active, recently arrested on complaint of Mr. Henry
Bergh President Of the Society fer the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals, charged with cruelty 70 turtles IN
passing cords through their nns legs for The purpose q
.urng them aboard the vessel up before Justice
Hogan, a. the Tombs yesterday Afternoon for decision
Henry gucrnsey, NJ >D., practising physician
Of this city, who had been called ~ witness
for the defence, testified thai tho turtle came
under the head of the spees called crusaceous and
amphlbious like the crab the lobster and the oyster
the passnng of cord through the nn or legs of turtle,
done In this case In tho opinion of DR. Guefnsey
nflcts no more cruelty than putting knife into an
oyster x j. Anderson counsel for Captain Cal
houn, claimed that the statute had references 10
cruelty 10 domeptl. animals only; that nsh not
brnced Intended ~ b. embraced IN the statute on
the testimony Of Dr Guernsey Justioe Hogan dsmsssd
the complaint and discharged Captain Calhoun frum
custody.
cRUELrY TO A HORSE.
re,sr Begian \ wood peder, was ycstsrday arrested
on the complaint u Mr. Henry Bergh, President n
soc ETY. for tho Prevention q Cruelty q AnimNs Tor
cruelty beating horua Mr Bergh stated ihat tho
animal unit ~ BE- harnessed and DR. ven. for tho
reason that the badly rupnrcd aud has on
HIS back Justice Dodge required Besan 70 gye bail In
three hundred dollars answer before The Cygr q
Sc Ationa
orocr Fogsry arrested George Brown, charged wth
having cruelty and rnalcously abused and 5esien xrsy
mare belonging W ne rrtsoner The animal vas Al
tached N cart Load of sand and zoo dra-
II Tho accused sndssvysd W coDJSl ihs mare 70 q
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by placing rope around her aeck and fastening u to
another cart the horse atac ed which started thus
Tightening tho rope Jass4co Dodge held Brown IN three
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Canton Non. genuine ~iikou' iAs -oris -pr s.ts
BroNnss .hl1f1ayust the go-sfnsasnt -.smp. Oyss
hsnssar edsa te.tiuasny aerfans. ~ach ssIt,s ssts
Manufacture. . y DAyFsPOnr ~ y sr-at hsssse
sfr.s fif1nsbary London. uFsHf SMITH rp@csl Ax~sk
Ne II Ns.sau sgfrst ny sold by all druGrist.
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DIR. o.rdins.. from no:sss; P.ooHs:s:s

o the nsf HHFTMATlSN AND sfFEALbfA GDw-
POIsD Will b@ st N 7 iielnDoid's, eD< Br.@iway. IA
THURSDAY June and viii ersnine al cases ~ rh~nst.ss
and neuralgia that may before him. hsny 49,
xpe th~y as-.se EeauJ uis,shen A. w.
Gardner .how euiy oafiise rhesfnstisn.
sus sllsm 10 rexi0a Of tb. heart Advss gr.tis
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rrnr mar. E,-cnler Ju.,,e. mer.-

bs9ef Nswark ss- Jsrs~y
yNlus14r fFepafAtiphs t@f ths ss'-
alien nuder ustirs u aruelr rropsrr e.h.
- .yUp0Ar wAirs .sitansf, ~ al r.sgsis -hst
n. tles IA ratss-a rFessrssF t~eth n has s~~s
usa ~ - family f1r Nfns .bf gf0srt " - 49,
n t~st cell pA~N@@st
.nE na4s fgf ~. mouth Bssd.s re ysstinony =
ss0.ss ~ na1gt pAyseisns ~ 80 f@sg tss
1lsh stsaain. ~ Bussifs IN oornopi'f -
- fntissrst ~ lnssgry eel srfssenns1 fasms.
rffsT srffsffe ~ - s~lc.y kuJ t44sr
BKwARk ~ i~ifATioNs
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r~n lr-sir. Moth rinp,s, rlssh-yfrs ttsIss,n. =.
GDUEktuH okfRsrAL chtn oh kA1i AZ
srstTiriBE Esfsf-ness- y os.sa u :, ssA mS'S
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As-Mosseeter's stomach nisteu.-WhO
Il there that does nos dssrr ~ he always
dlgestionto have good appetite, painless stomach,
clear head regular pasc, healthy complexion, IL ikAs
meets Of who Let them m
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BIrrERs ws guarAnt.e shSl
this delightful tonic will restore stomach however
healthy condition; that V will bring hack II.
petite and 9ve permanent ygcr 70 tho whor system TIE
Feeble and omAclAted sueriAE from Dyspepsia ndGes
uon In any form, advssd for the sak. of hrir
bodily and mental comfort 10 ~ H. Ladies Of ths noss
testify 10 its harmsssnrss aud
sorave properties phy.cans everywhere asEu..ed si.h
the sduerncA liquors 0f pge~etibe II Tie
safest most roabs Of all and Ia csrainlg
much agreeable than Of tho other spntonA prcpa
rAtiuns u tho day For sale By all drusgisa Now YsrG
OH Devs str.st
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed, Draw
ings circulars aud Information scnt
j. CLAYTON. 10 Wall street, N. z.
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A.-Mstcaife's Great Rheumatio REM
edy--Ths new and wonderful medicine Ike magic
curing rheumatism u years standing Ia a fa~ days
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sir Ftne Iorrssttsts shirts for 81.
"a go yaB..as,A sIl,,s - 81 sasls pfs~sfs y.
asassst rnaer,aafss. o. = y FktLk~hhe. = -
stfs~t. Aaa sa4aag
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A.-Mott's Chemical Pom ade Rest0rcs
aud de d-dy tho best Hair Dressing used $50
BY kusHrok, 40 Assor House, aud by all druggists.
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grtraet from Medical Times jan ~ iNS is pr.srvss1
~ SCORES OF othodos medical praeonsra" Of
would b~ thus nasaary p,puiar did oo supply vsaA
snd OIL place.
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u.-.,.,.-n.a.m. a....m. pr.r....~

I.hn o. stag a son Have Removed -
"a cNsas8sf. street s<t-.~a u saSse 80 sf.*n-<A-
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DES's sASArIvE fills
CongressmAn-I have used them and can rsoou,~>~sn
them - 1850 - -
hnhop-l consider them valuable aud srosa6sua-
vtrtuss. -
lics. - -
tn. people all say xARsDEs's sAsArlvE FILLS ..
the best known.
DEPOT al broadway.
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Address Peilah q Son, Meersehasa
manufacturers, 6g, broadway near fouuh street fssS
10 order boiled and repaired,
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uow. sewing msehins COMPANY
pLtAg HOWE ~ frssiasal - 90 hfesdrsr Aks~s
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Th.trprs,,a Eiiip,i. usos 10 S'issh
80 -. trtLhK ~ ~ hfsi-s,.
Srt4.s wsuleL
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All Prizes In tho Royal Havana aaA
other legained lotteries c2shrd. Information given.
4. GAfGE. Broker. T1s Broadwsg.
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A.-Terwiliiger Il Co.'S Improved Triple
nange hrcp-eof Safes. vaults &c, At i Maiden lana
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A.-why Should Not . Woman he Is-
right Of tho rr,rsovdinary charm
Of beautfui fornf usr Madam Jumals hAAhAhAL
BALM Depot NJ Canal street..
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Congress Water.

Congress Water.
EMPIgE WATER
COLUMBIAN WATER
Refreshing. Cleansing. fuslgpratinG.
Delicious q beverage
safe aud certain medicine.
Sold by all DFuggi.ts
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JEWISH REFORMATION.

The Hebrew congregation Adas Jcshurun OF this city,
at general meeting called for that purpose on Sunday
last resolved adopt the reformed system OF judaism
laid down by Rev. Dr. d. Eishorn, Of Philadelphia,
and 70 introduce tho prayer book published by him Al
the time tho reverend Doctor elected rabbi and
preacher q sad congregation and It is stated that there
Is every prospect that he viii accept the call thus latter
iDgy made TO him.
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"a ssstG~hsn~ fff u. aHf " Fi.eF3 ttt 4 = -
#NfM sta asisfNfNf tNsmtsa fFt4fHN tn - -.
Msn4f.s srvt "a EyHt 800 - sns - = aa - fSsfa
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Cmpiro-Ar George wright, OF the Gotnsm 'lub.
scores-Msssrs A. T. Harris and Hailect Time
s 20
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ea1s1F titrnia y Usssstf n .ffr Flelsfs Usts',ss
49, "A Fs-. ssss srf F@s NENMf 4 DAslktse, ! la.
s,Hssos. asln sga@Fa
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m. A,t.yttoc 81 ospttslI.ts q 'sitsd
$3.50 wHfstf A.. h# I'D .f VI "
issetNa 4 rU a&tfs =. - -
Is.hse.s = as.as1s. IL ~ hfetf-s
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Crests, Coats or Arms, Initials, msse-
grams A richly chased gilt aud slset for One hArsese
cquipase. All the newest styles. 81 l.. boLANDs -
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged joints ana
all diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. zAcAhik Im s>S
way.
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A.-LyOn's Insect Pow 'er-For -EHeer-
minsting Reaches. Ants and yermn, ana peserf 'rI Yuo
and Clothing from moths. rh. ORIG. al and grn 80
signed lyon An others imitauo. Take NJ 49,
Insect Powder but Lyons Sold BY all SuhggsA aud "
BARNES co, 81 Park row.
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tn. ur,.r pu,,oabnis rsshi".---s''a
,Ila.ltsfy = - ukgFs NtfA1It At*@ 1i@FAf
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t,toa so.r.s. f.onx fstsnd 7Tv~Nt1rs,
ss.r.t faasaars resw - y 30 $50 $3.50, =
.. ~ -. = h6fasss go fray- ssafss@ Nir,
s,srsu rspt@. ~ ts4r Hasfs. tsn--sasss W, 49,.
ssh ss4 ue.sfs hssAsF
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Canada IL Not Taken, Hut Ev~rybo1 2
IL taking Or BANKERS HOME BfrfEHs ot Lifk TOetO
Ask your druggists.
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All Prises dashed in Legal Lotteriss.-
J. CLUTE Broker. IyG Broaawsg.
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lus r--vsa ffpta rssfs hs htss stris " hsa Ii-..
atsrE taalss tNftea ~ ust~~a
Tlsy sfs tAMasful. slrganf snf tssnrains y ~
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Dr. J.. CoIiis Browns's Chi orodyas.-
The Rlxht Hon Han Rns.eii communicated W the CaisGD
OF Physicians aud D. r. Davenport that he hsd rervcS 10
fornAnn ths effect that hs only remedy q AnI s~yscs 10
odyus. f.ancc Desrrnb<s J i56e
HENRY SMITH Special Agent No ~ Nassau strrss, H. T.
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BARNES co. 81 Park row.
All Reports fr0a Quara antine PAove the
ant that cholsrs the incressc the dup o. Al -
DO prepared Wait not until disease strikes db<n pr-
bottle of NAksDES'S AsIArIc CHOLERA CURE whieh
po, t57 Broadway.
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ChevaIter's Life for the Hatr.-Nsve0
fails gray original color. freshness -
beauty VIII positively stop falling Out vi surely 30
molo lts growth Il certain y impau nfs and vgos IN ss
varby Keep head ciesn cool and ahy ndssaS
nothing has equal hair dsesstn0,
sndorseiby best physi~iaps sssare yo. AA.s
ana gentlemen. " you r~qur- for tbs haiti bod ~ -
druggists. SARAH A. shEsALiEh. - =.
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vb,hc a. he had conveyed Coroner Cover held a
inquo., a. tho body and verdict o accidental dp~lh
Was rendss d BY tho jury DecsAs"d WAS uAry-sss
years OF arv 4 nd native of Nov York.
TArAL F.., sos A scAYvoIp. Arthur Manctte, VALE
on scanola ensA rod In painting tho nfsn story c vs
uses a Grand s,rs. precp,aisd 10 the bAsemsss -
tho breaking OF ono the scArod ropos and almost n
stantIy killed The rom aims removed 20 the Eighth
precines police station whsre Coroner Wiidey sshse-
guontiy appeared and hel> an inques< Inc jury ~
lived at No. 7 Walker street, wstweny Two years !"
age. and Z native Of France.
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the road and along the street; am not abh
Of py own knowledge, 10 testify as TO ns pfesep,
condition: when the prisoners Sere exchahesd
think there were about a6N at oensou9!
was present when Cen Windor vas speaking 70
Msior zee about the outbreak that oechrred IN ,no
prison. and Gen. Winder reprimsnded MAJOR zee pe
cause he ceased firing IS he did ana sau .a'
If occasion of the same kind shouid eve' i
be should not firing so SOON Gen. Msnuet .o'a
prison and Major Gee should not run the Government
10 auy expense ia pttiing up buildings Tor ne (Wmder)
was coinr 70 move the prisoners farther Soath;
fms ali the conversation beard between the parties
heard nothing said between the parties relative TO
building sheds for shelter this conversation occurred
conc time in December, il mistake not; the prison
vas rery muddy inside at that time; the weather was
cool and II had been raining, if mistake not; there
was small quantity of lumber there 1t the time sup
nose bet three and five thousand feet belonging to
the Confederate Government; part OF this WAS used
10 nut I'D shelter for the guard, and some workshops
ADJOURNMENT.
AT O. clock in The afternoon the Court adjourned,
having resolved TO hold night sessions, commencing Oh
Monday.
A LONG TRIAL ANTTClPATED.
At the rate tie examination is going on month or
more must eapse before the trial is closed The cou-
sci for the defense have notified the Judge Advoeate 20
issue about 100 subpenas Cor witnesses il behalf OF we
prisoner which gives very decided tmeshadoHiHs VI
a protraoted sitting Of she ComDssion'
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The Atssraey.(seneral-Th Norris Fire
Insurance Company and Judge BARNARD.


SIR: As several inaccurate statements have APP
p.srsd in the public pre in regard 10 tbs proceeding in'
u,ed by the ener, for the purpose of closing up
the ssir. OF the Morris Insurance Company, which cal
cused 20 leave the impression that action IN the premises
was Improper u, will grant me sufficient space 10
late precisely wha, the facts are
obtained at the special Term in Albany an order that e
Morris insurance Cop.ny show why Il should not be
dissolved for injunction, lc IN the us. ioEin service
wa. duly made the CoGpsny Acting upon the suggestion
of the Insurance Department who had
made examination into the snairs OF ne COMPANY,
and deeming for best interest OF tue public as wei a.
The and Of tho that MI stansbiy
should be tho Receiver agreed with the Company that no
Resistance wss inside its dissolution MI Stansbury should
he appointed Receiver doubling rs the Court would d.
rect las has in the Inany cs.es which have arisen IN tne
Generals Office during the last ten years. TIE entry
m Al, order 10 that effect the consent OF the Company and
az asked by the state authorities san "tef parties
interested 90 lar 40 bud any knowledge.
These are the under which sppisd 70 judge
Barnard for such order Uted for Older appointing the
agreed upon the Company and for no other Judge
ia tho course Of s hour left Tho Court and returned
within tho time specined. shortly after the officer in
attendance bscIonei u,s to the r,il OF III. Court. and
handed 20 me the paper. with the usual telueH 70
H@em,h and nv elf nor any ono else tho custody
Of the paper, Why should there livery sNy.f knows
that the papers belonged to me until properly entered
proper County Clerk which IN this case wa. tie CLERK o.
Albany County that being the county in which the proceed
ns commenced ,nd in which the papers ~es entitled
Tie standing Of tho court requires that When the
as rsau'ss S y law 70 :. died. I'D Z. o!i.r
made tho CLERK shall deliver TO the party prevailing Ia ~.
notion unless the Court shall oherwis. direct certified
copy Of the rough minutes showing what paper. were used
read together with tho dsys and papers used OF read
upon such motion with anote Of the decision thereon OF tHc
Older directed to b, entered properly certified And shall
efsa 70 esS. NE m. 10 b. G. sud ne proper order
si'a IN sia a; Ss.a, Ts1 . s.n. Of tis
said order. ,suprsme Count Rule. - i was bend to
DAYS But lea. not bouad fe s,m ataH The rs pro
ydeJ the vsps,e TO ns tue order within sn days. or lose
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Meeting Of the Aidermnulc Cemnittss

THE QUESTION OF BRIDGING BROADWAY.
The Special Committee OF the Board OF Alder
nen on the question OF bridging Broadway met at one
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon. Alderman Charles T..
Loew presiding.
Nh LOW said the Committee were now ready to
hear any suggestions and have plans submitted for the
bridging OF Broadway
Messrs Ri,cb 4 Gjigihs Of No. l5J Broadway sub.
mlieI G PEA Tor this eori. by which Broadway and
Eeoas could have very light, and at The same time
very strong bridge thrown over thoFe points. The
elevation Of the bridge wond be 10 feet Inc entire
structure would be supported by two arches which
would span fp,tonst.. On each side OF Broadway the
stsrwars leading TO the platform Of the bridge would
be covered, and would be five tee, wide BY which pc
desrisns could 10 any Of the four corners OF
broadway and Fulton 81. The bridge proper would be
about 10 or IS feet wide. and panked with locust wood
the capacity Of the bridge would be about 70 tuns and
tho greatest pressure thst would be borne upon u At
any one time would not exceed 10 tuns. The bridge
could be completed for $1,000.
Mr. W. A. ASH submitted plan OF All entire iron
bridge. which would be supported by two large IRON
cylindors which wonld contain saloons for refresh
ments sc. the hight Of the bridge wonc he % feet
The whole 10 be built Of the best boiler plate and cast
iron This bridge is TO cross Broadway only, and can
be put up for $4,000.
Nj GARRETT ERKsoS presented plan for the work.
which would constitute two bridges and they would
spring from the four opposite corners rnnnnS
across Broadway. The platform TO be about feet
wide The materials 10 be OF the very best iron. This
bridge would cost $1,000.
Mr. BUCHANAN OF No. ls0 TlOmpson.st had plan
which was in connection with an elevated railway. the
latter TO be 10 feet high with span Of ii feet and
promen sde down the center Of the railway between the
tracks. The whole u be supported by iron pilars
The entrance to the bridge would be by short
flights Of stairs The cost OF this bridge would be about
el5OOJ.
In the Manual Of the Clerk of the Common Council
for the year ls6 Mr. Valentine has plan for an Gle.
waited bridge TO DO erected between Bsrnum's old
Museum and ~. Panrs Church.)
No other plans being submitted. the Committee adj
ouip ed, subject TO the call Of the Chair.
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The LATE SHOOTING ApYRAY IN CASAL,sT

The LATE SHOOTING AppRAY IL CANAL-sT.
-ConosERs NyEsuaaTIoS.-On Saturday Coroner
Cover commenced an Investigation, at No. III Cherry
ST. into the causes which led to the shooting OF Herman
Gostz on Thursday night last in the saloon Of William
Kelly No IS Canslst. The antsmortsm deposition Of
tho wounded msn was taken together with the tesi'
mony OF several witnesses. IL would appear that On the
night in question. Goets. Michael Wogsn, Thomss
Ahern. Charles ONei and others were in the saloon
mentioned oil Of tho party having drank considerable
while scuhiinY upon the fo0r. ONcill who had been
encouraging AhesrD. drsw . pistol, II Is claimed for
the purpose OF shooting Wogan Goetr. who had been
attempting 10 separate the combatanfs then turned 20
prevent ONsill from firing when tho latter shot hn IN
the stomach. INJECTING q dangerous Wound Omeer
Herring OF the Tenth Precinct hearing the noise OF the
pistol, came IN and arrested ONo. The pistol IN The
from the hand of ONsill by thc wounded man. The
party were taken 10 the station honse ONel locked
and physicion for. On HE arrival he probed the
wound. but failed 10 find tho ball. and II has not yet
been extracted After hearing the testimony. the jury
rendered q verdict that Herman Goen was shot by
pistol in the hands Of Charles ONeil on the night OF
March !. 1856" Goetz Is native OF Germany aged 40
year, aud has for many years carried on the oocuPa
ton Of baker al his residence. No. II Cherryst lie
ia described by his neghbors ~ quiet. inofensire
man. ONe is q native OF Ireland aged 81 years and
lives at No. ~ New Chambersst He says he has no
occupation. In 10 the charge Of shooting. he
| states: The pistol exploded and Herman Goetz was
shot while trying TO get from did not intend Ia
shoot any person" The prisoner WAS committed 10
the Tombs by the Coroner TO await the result Of Goe.s
injuries.