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BROOKLYN MTELLIGENCE.

ihn ALtsGyD LBsL AGAINST SUPREME Courr
SgpcsA-Ths case OF Messra cauldwen and whitney.
propretors OF the Sunday Asuy arrested the com.
plant OF the District Attorney, who charged them with
publishing ibelous article against two OF the JUDGES
OF the Supreme Court aud himself, 70 have been
examined before Judge Dkeman yesterday morning
Tho bail given by the defendants made TO expire
Yesterday morning. and the defendants were present.
with counsel ready 10 charge that the District
Attorney might bring against them Il asccrtaned
however that that officer al home quite Ill and the
Assistant District Attorney moved that the be ad
lourned until his superior could be present The counsel
Tor the defendants moved that they be discharged hs
ground that the article forth In the affidavit
libel and did not constitute offence for which they
could he held The counsel we're about TO discuss the
points but Judge Dkeman refused TO listen TO any argu
ment In the absence OF the District Attorney aud the
examination was set down for Monday next.
ARREST 0y BuaaLlRs AND RECOVERY STOLEN Peo
rsRryAn officer OF the Forty second precinct took tho
responsibility Of arresing two young men at the Fulton
ferry yesterday morning, whose conduct At the tmo
struck him being Suspicious They were about cross
ing the ferry with wagon and examining the vehicle
he found about thousand dollars worth Of clothing
which the young claimed TO They were taken
TO the station house where they gave their names as
John Heay, aged nineteen, and William Saven. aged
OF Mr. William H. Anthony No Al wyckoG street. had
been robbed Mrs Anthony sent for atsd identified
the clothing a. her property The accused will be hold
10 await the action OF the Grand Jury
RECEIVING sroLss Goops-A man named Danie,
Lynch was arrested yesterday by detective Van Wagner
on charge OF receiving stolen goods. He brought
up for examination before Justice Cornwel when was
shown that he had purchased quantity OF wool from
Patrick Daily who had stolen the same from tho stores
OF Mr.. J. Ludivic, in Front street Daily worked in
Ludivcs and the accused kept place opposite
II alleged that Daily in the habit of placing o
signal at the windows OF the stores aud when the
c,sed made hrs appearance, drop bag OF wool in the
The accused held the action OF tho
Grand Jury and Daily sent to the House Of Deteu.
ton
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AmuststNTs
WeUeas Of Sophie WoI

Bereas 81 sophie Wovreii ~ Woods Theatre.
Miss Sophie wovreli. the eldest Chs yosng sdy vii
pardon the ssnopposmepil Of shs worren ssers nov
performing long'hcned aud highly meeosdu engage
msnt ss woods ,hesire, Broadway, viii takss bensai
a that establishment this Fnday) evening me- srrsy
of talent will BE- exerted tho ooesson andbst ovn
popularity 9th that cf her sisters vii dooH secure
an overnosing house Tor ni@ sophe rhs nsasss-
rn.a, Of woods approve highly o. The uDdq,sklns
rbe eus.r,.,acu, wir consist II Inc bur-,qss ~ ca
dereIia, 10 which the three sisters sppe,r srs ns-
comedy, 10 one act, sntted Mo- .nsth - y,'ch the
bsneaclary taxes ths principal character
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THE w EAT II E r.

About Thermometers-Addiii rnquests In
Gases Of Sanstr0ke In New York, brooklyn,
Jersey City and M0rrisanin-Furthcr DAM
age Done by the storm of Wednesday In
brooklyn, &c., &c.
Although cheated term is rarely OF long duration
In New York. stii It's intensity has characteristic In
common with the heat OF the proverbial Davy Jones'
Kitchen and that Is that every Of its contnu.
anco seems like unto age The Inconvenience and
discomfort however the least serious OF It's effects
as will be By an examination Of the record OF
strokes published in the HERALD Of the last week.
1t is doubtful whether most epidemics would have
proved destructive TO life than has the
heat during tho Last four days. In this con-
nect,on due praise should be given those bosses
and proprieors whose workmen by the nature OF
their employment exposed TO the suns rays for their
considerae action in suspcnding work during the fatal
period This last heated term the records show has
boon the longest and the most intense witnessed this
vicinity during than ordinary lifetime It's
violence great as to affect the steadness Of
Few wise and shady philosophers Thermometers ba.
rOmse ena ana a sorts glasses were 10 a,m1s, every
opened mouthst Every was 20 warns that nothing
save the highest gures at least in the hundreds could
tally with the Intensity OF their feelings
Here Il may be remarked that great differences
In tho records OF the heat have appeared. rhis
arscs partly from not stating the kind Of ther-
mometer used, and In what part OF tho city, as
well as the hour While the mercury Thermometer st
Deiatours Indicated ninety Ave degrees Monday,
other OF the same kind West street but placed IN
perfectly shady location where draft was constantly
passing indicated hundred and one degrees At the
same time third instrument-also Of mereury--on the
west side OF Broadway Indicated tre over ninety
dogrecs The spirit thermometers ranged from two and
half to four degrees higher than the above.
deghtful breeze from the northward and westward
renewed tho spirits OF Gothamtes The record Of July
10, for four years, IL S follows
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II ufs protect lew.l easily Loot vtrtass
AMI dink at 70 Mature ~ esr e
mate. aud especially Al tht. .eAssn rcairr. y - p.s"
nforced Hat everything arsnts tho tastr ss~i
fpr lh purpose The medicinal unaiaF.. Al - -lrh
haesd on slesbo dsns~roaa vuinia.
bpdy sbO lsA much ~ ~ so~ rlisea oes
pfo,etse from all untsAithy snn-phsrf TON 80 s
ist. nj one 0uy Ibis pb~srfM pfessstfvs - bDrfFr
TTHs cPLEBhATED ETOsAcH RfrTyhst e.~-
pound the pr~s, smslanl ever Manufactured -i .
fonic. alternatives. r.gvssg. .nd s.rgras.
h.s su,Fsrtsd fvn the bpts rtsa kiG
aa~~.fe@enls AnGuid and fr~Lie from @Th
wtl nud bi,,~ss inranpsTsnis res,assise -
sud en,fn~nuy inviy0rsuN 10
other smaisDt rdass se s6ees his 80 ss.ss
II ~rrfE au'sef h~ ssfas
sr.ai aotiyn soDth-. and sr~nsthsns ne
sy.tss sna the snnsl spiri,. sofa ~ sa ars1~s
Nen lera okee ~ D~y ssreet
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= - 70 wsn gr'is,A rrsss n 30 aysag - ursas
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al work IN the bAsement having too large abs'nea
~ith benxine whsoh they washing silk irn1s.~
cont thore for cleaning and furnace aso tiis
basement In which there Ore The fumes rassinx
on from the tubs OF bonxlns found thsr way 10
mosxh Of this furnace ignited and ars
in the tubs, hence the VI The nrs AZ the uss
there quite o number of dresses Ia the basonsni bc
longing 70 isept parties valued in all probably
amount u $500 which II l. alleged there - -
sar,nce The budding damageg about $50. o~sss
By q v Hoffman inquired
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Weehn vixen.

susrruous CASA MAN foUsD DrAp. Yesterday sf-
ternoon thrco boys, who a tour Of discovery
aft whortisberres, discovered lying against a
tree Kings woods, and approaching him found b.
dosd and had apparently lain there foar Ave days
on s.arshing ihe body they found waseh pockebook
and revolver and tho po~esson OF these articles,
coupled with the absence OF mention 10 marks q
violence the suspicion OF foul DEATH and the
may b. one OF coup de s~sL The locality 4 dts
nIaiiy anu unfrcQ tented Information lmm
dmteiy despatched by Justice Ruh 20 Coroner Avery
Hoboken, who viii hold an inquest this iosenoon.
DsowNso Cirs-BoDY FocsD --0a. SnDday, s,h
instant, unknown man, w'sie bathing the Oh
cock, solzed with cramps and sank the presence
~ several msn who not knowing how 20, swim,
afraid venture beyond their depth Tbs bsay has
.lace been covered
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NEW JERSEY NEWS.
Jersey City.


ANOTHER FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. The rate al
which human life is destroyed by steam IL becoming
aarnng Tho following is the fourth within a
week on tho Now Jersey railroads. A deaf and dumb
man, name unknown over at Tenany station,
on the Northern Ralroad by the twenty minutes past
gix o'clock train "Wednesday ev ming. He was
veyed to Jersey City by the eight o'clock train but
before the latter reached the depot the poor had
passed from this life Papers found HIS person give
the nso of Anthony Fitzpatrick, his father residing al
Rothsay. Canada West The engineer did not see him
till il was too late to pull up and maitor Of course,
the mans privaton rendered warning utterly useless
The body placed in the AImshousc whe;a Coroner
Kristen will hold an incncst tins forenoon.
KILLED a FALL wNDow.-A mas named
Michael walsh, while slespng chair near an open
window In Newark avcnus startled Is supposed IN
his Sleep odtubed from height OF three sto-es 20
tho yard When taken up TO was iesnsibe and expired
In a few minutes An inquest Will be held this day.
IsJUScTioS GsAwrED AGAINST SroCx YARD Cos
rAsr.-An injunction granted yesterday forenoon
by Mr. Zabrske Chancellor, At the suit Of the Common
Council Of Bergen restraining the Stock Yard Company
from throwing garbage nrg stun the construction
q the sbattor at oommunpav The stock yard rs lined
n SIDE by heaps OF daily from bosta
and NJ an iniolcrablo nuisance.
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Rull,r FERRY.

Frvr Pspsp~- BrTss Doo On Monday La, a
deg belonging Mr.. John s,rube, proprietor of me
Pavilion Hotel, Fort Ice, Set upon by gang %
rowdes when he turned upon The party md bit four Of
tae md young lady, who sitting N. sioop
a. the time tn. of tho dog, fsaring that he
might have goos mad, drowned him ON the following
day
cAsEs CHoLKRs.--A family by the Of Knapp.
residing Bulls Ferry reported 70 have been al
tackled BY cholera "Wednesday night aud thai ono of
Them died early yesterday morning Tho rest are
ported 90 ~ souvslescent, and pronounced ouf Of
danger
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L<~0 HstntHt 1My ~ kr~1
Major Csnsrsi sssds srrirei here srs svesss ssd "
ssyirs utth George v. childs ~ hsa eot,sss us ~
rev,ss sssts trcyrs 90 The 3ath lnsi ~ vhsh va.
there wni be . grssd nailitsry fix.Ry hers
There ere o.es t~n ttoessnd v~rs~as $50 49, sne
every ssrf,s - ses sses.sSs ai1iss - ~
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nlNIlIM COL Ice cuMdsrltsfsI

-
The Commencement of Hamilton Coiiegs taok parc
day Tho weather aclghnui and the abundance.
a. usual wsr large Rev Dr rshsr to-day ris..ed D %
with the collegr and ms very fr'ioiloas
vasdctory sftet which revolutions highly oonp4imss-
tary the reverend sruteman read on oshaf oS
the trustees aud faculty of the Institution The Esduas
ing ciass IN four aud their sHota
reflected great credit upon Themselves - wsil ~ opo
Rev Anson r Upon their distinguishes prof-s.or os
.locutlon NJ samuel Darwin wiloor ~ soapeh. ~as
the vaiedis toriun oi tl. ciA,a
The foiIovins honorary degrees were csufcrr~d; -
~ ID Rev Geo D. Wlsr~cii. of wiisDInxtan, Dot
Rev Rofert Tcrrrf Burns. ~ ~ caihannes, " fcv
ChaA Roblnsoa, Of brooklyn. y. Docto< of
Iaws--Dsvid l. seymour of TroJ, '. John pesa
Cation os ottawa ~ Doctor ~ fhiiosophy-pr hof
sco faihrOp n Coop.ra0~n, " Prof bAsesn Lssses
stoever o. Getiyaharg IA Master % Ar'a-John ~
Roaniree % chicago. ili Irs~ B fot sner o' ".
wsgo, y. ". Albert n. Hastss, u Albany, - y
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IIObOleu.

DrsreEssrSa CASE Cocr ~ Solsit- late hour
wcino~day afternoon Adolph Fissor became pros.
taied by the heat lyy Washington street whittier he
had gone from New York to hiro > odger.
he exhibited the most alarming lymptoms, hs hands
being eierehed and hm body yblsed u dying by
strungnialion- The comorons OF his face posi-
lively hrtoous. lie expired nj eleven O'Clock. Fisher
~ native OF Hanover and had beon In this country
only a short time HA twenty yeans of age, and
woaid hayr succeeded 10 ahandsome property tho land
OF his nativity had he lived TIL tho a., ol twenty
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Gsspuus, Ne July 10, isGS
man named Irving sboui ssvsaty -evs year. Of ~,
living in sometvlils. snot ha VILE ~ sssst ths Dms
aee dead 90 Tue-fsv svsoioe End tbsa sin.s sss.-~
NJ e.... .. .~-s.-~l N"r ~. s~sA
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'fHFY fURfYY ErHES0rffTs And fsyfUORArr.
They cfssts hsstby .pp,uts
Ih.y a.. "a snilfsss 70 eAshs. u sslsr .ss asa
Thry strengthen tke sys,eTa
They parifJ tho bfrsih sDf cufs sour ~rn.ea
Tk.y ours Dysp@psss sol csust Issti~n
They flyef Co~nplzlnt snf N~rrw-s Hs@fssss
DRAEps PLANTATION siTrrK~ 49,. e.f-l r-srs
-sakusss i~thsrxy -osrr.n ssle ssy
and -snt ~ .is snsrU tksn any wsfan< Ne 80 sss
sfouo~d rhsT psfurplsfir sfspaef v 9s<sk~
fsYna~s ani p~rw0ns .e~atAfy gnsar.tgte pb--fs.
pfoprtssor. stamp tho ~ sssb 49, " ssr
deal-f has nj 90 u report " u. DRAMA A.p
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sAvAsvAH, Duly 10, ises.

Bosrd.
sAvAsvAm, Duly 10, 1891.
The steamer san Salvador arrived n quarantine yes
,crdsy with svs hundred recruits for the Seventh regu
lars. There we're twenty eight of cholera among
them. aud three deaths durns the voyass One deA,h
occurred after arriving At Tybcs bar, and or two
ansr IN. troops were landed on rybce Island.
There d no sickness among the cabin passengers, bat
the steamer VIII he kept IN susnssne for nfissn days
The troops Ss III co~sorssle o. show, sn1 shs sck
ness is subsding
Major cran, commanding the post, Surgeon scheIi,
CITY Health oncsr Mcfarland and Capt. b Hardss.
agent, have made every aanssment fof ths comfc aud
safety Of ,bs passengers and troops
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Ihls large mortality exceeds the total OF last week by
A, last weeks fatality being only s27.
CHOLERA DOCUMENTS YH0h BAVARIA
The Registrar has received from the artnn auhor
ties two very important pamphlets the treatment Of
cholera In that kingdom and 10 Germany generally dur
ng its existence there The documents the prepara
ton OF throe OF the most distinguished physicians Of
Leipsic and Munich.
THE CHOLERA IN BRo0KIY YN-vouR cAsRs-rEBEE FATAL
According TO the cholera bulletin at the oise OF the
board OF Health yesterday there four Of cho
era, three Of which proved fatal
Rosmus Gunlesson, residing Ia Pacific street taken
with vomiting and purgiug at midnight the nth,
cramps on the 18th skin cold and tongue cool Died
last evening
Robert Lynch, corner OF sullivan and Conover streets
diarrhGa and vomiting at four N. July II; sin cold
and clammy Died at nine A. N.
Elizabeth Fitzgerald, aged forty nve residing u l27
Degraw street. Darrh9a, vomiting and cramps; col.
lapse At four p. n. Died at sevcn A. NJ
Catherine Gloss aged hfythree. residing At 236 Bridge
street Vomiting and puEging. WIN recover
DR. Bendct reported 1T the Forty third precinct station
house last evening that house wolcot street. 1--WE
doors from the corner Richard street. man named
Byrne dice Sunday last Of cholera child Of the
deceased died the day following another, aged twelve
years, died at eleven O'Clock yesterday morning ;
another child aged six NOT expected to recover
besides two other children OF another family who
suffering from the same disease.
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MITE kALfIsTOs isf an hsrpy - nnfa NJ insf~.
airnis such medical wgmd ~ Tor
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feausna 4 " v Kfeal bssniller.
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cHotfnA At sAvAMHAN.

The Sses m~r sss ssivnder NJ Quarantine
with Tw~sty Eight Cases Of Cholera On
hoard.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-01

VESSELS CLEARED coAslNl'h-
NEW YoKE, Jan. 29-SchoOuer John Metler, Jon'
Tor Petersburg, Va, Van Bruat Slaght
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-01

The ordinance of July S 1851 aud the opinion OF the
Court is that said ordinance is void and VIII issue
an order for all fines imposed under that ordinance
20 be refunded
The 10Th section Of the Constitution which pro-
yides that no law shall embrace more than one OBJ
iect has reference to laws enacted by the Legsla-
ture of the State and not 10 ordinances or bylaws
Of municipal corporations.
Then there only remains one question more Does
the ord nance Te-enaeted January S, 1866, come
within the range Of the granted powers Of the char
Ter found in the act OF March Is, 1851 which was
enacted before the Virginia Ordinance Of Secession
The answer TO this question will determine the late
Of the cases which have arisen under the revising
ordinance passed January 5, 1860
His honor said that the power 70 pass the ordinance
in question Is clearly granted by the charter and
whether Il WAS expedent or proper 10 re-afhrm the
ordinance Of July s 1861, (as Il il claimed by the
defence that il was enacted as war measure Is not
for the Court TO determine. The Council has re-
enacted IT, and the duty OF the Court is to enforce
lis provisions The parties concerned have their
remedy The charter provides that where the con-
Stitutonality OF validity Of an ordinance is IN ques
ton an appeal can be taken 70 the Judge oil the
Hastings Court. "a
MessIs GuigOn and Danner, at the close OF 'hS
opinion, asked that a single under the seconu
ordinance be made test question BY appeal 10 lhe
Hastings Court. which was aSsented 70. Inc case
fixed upon will be tried it is thought IN zen OF
twelve DAYS, and will determine the whole batch
now upon the docket Of the Mayors court
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-01
News bv Telegraph.
fAssocIlrED rREss DrsrlrcaEs.I MN
Proceedings or Congress.

tf WASHINGTON, January 81.
SENArE.-Mr. Anthony offered bill to regulate
suffrage and elections in the District of Columbia,
which is a modification of one passed in the House,
and contains several provisions for the qualification
of voters.
The discussion of the bill protecting all persons in
their civil rights with the amendment offered yes
terday by Mr.. Trumbull was resumed. Speeches
were made by Messrs. Davis Reverdy johnson and
Clark No vote was taken.
HOUsE-Mr. Stevens, from the Reconstruction
Committee reported back the joint resolution yes
terday recommtted it. amended by having stricken
out the direct taxation clause. He supported the
amendment in speech and referred in caustc terms
to the President owing TO the recent publication OF
the conversation had between him and a Senator
He said the command of the President made at this
time, while the House legslatiDg the subject
was in direct violation of the privileges of the body.
Made in that way, a few years ago, to Parliament,
by British King it would have cost him his head,
hut we are tolerant of the usurpaton and abuse of
power At the conclusion OF his remarks, the con-
stitutional amendment as reported, was carried
yeas 100, nays 46.
The House is in session tonight for general
debate
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-01
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY Paine & Co., Auctioneers.

T EASE OF A NEW IRON FRONT EaA
IL FIREPRoOP WAREHOUSE, on CARY ;;iH
SrREET.-We take pleasure in announcing that, 49,
In accordance with instruction from the owner,
we will rent on lease Of three years public
ton, on MONDAY the 9th Of February, at O'Clock,
that valuable and spacious Iron Front Pire-proo
WAREHOUSE, situated on the south side OF Cary, be-
tween Virgmia and Fourteenth streets having front
Of hfty feet ninety feet deep We stories high inclu
ding the Basement, which Is one Of the finest in the
city The building has been completely lifted up with
Offices desks, large platform scales, 6r-pr vaults
with safes, railway, gas each Oor in fact with every
modern Improvement necessary Tor the conducting Of
large wholesale grocery, commission storage bust
ness. Possession given lst February.
This is a opportunity for those In want of such
warehouse, being the largest building for such pur
pose in the city, and the location be exceiled
being contiguous TO the DOCK basin, raroad depois
Touring mills and tobacco wareh -uses.
TERMS-Msde known at the time NJ leasing.
ian27-td PAINE & Co, Auetioneers.