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New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
THE BRooKLYN TRUANT HOME.

At meeting of the Brooklyn Board Of
Aldermen yesterday the Committee TO whom was re
feed the subject Of the selection Of site for the Truan
Home, submitted report In which they state that they
had examined the property containing 46 lots bounded
by Broadway, Ptting.st Bushwickave and Granite-st
together WIN the frame building situated thereon owned
Dy ROBERT Adalr, which he proposes sell for $4,000
The Committee also visited tho property OF Charles
Lowory, containing the number of lots bounded 10y
flttng ana EzaDethsts Broadway, and Bush wick.ave
which can be purchased for $4,000 They likewise IN
spece9 NE property OF NichQlas Co, bounded by Mad
1t 1 pc bought for si7 900 The property fronting
on Jamaica Plank Road formerly known as John l.
SnedkeTs was next inspected II Contains II acres and
large frame building at present occupied as hotel,
which can be procured for $4,000 To Committee, IN
concluding their report, express preference for the
properly OF Mr. Robert Adair, which has rrou.age Of
w Ieet Oh DAhwicaVe 200 feet on Broadway $50 feet
on Granneft and Pa teet PittlngSt, as the most
desirable for Truant Home. They, therefore, recon-.
mended tst Tie property be purchased. The subject
was made the special order at the next regular meeting
Of the Board the members OF which were invited bv the
TruAnt Committee 10 visit and iuspeet tho property on
Thursday next.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
ALLEGED FORGERY OF A BOUNTY CHECK.

Frederick V0ss va. Herman Grau-Upon ap-
plcaton OF the plaintiff through his counsel j. c. Julius
aughln the defendant arrested the Sth day OF
June, 1852 under order Issued by Judge McCunn OF
the Superior Court The plaintiff in his affidavit upon
which tho order OK arrest granted, alleges that
he had been member OF Company, 5Sth n y. Yolun-
teers during the late Rebellion that some time in April,
1865 he placed his discharge In the hands OF Grau who
called himself soldiers claim AGENT for collection OF
additional bounty due him by the United States Govern.
ment that on the nth day Of April 1868. check was
duly issued by the United states Treasury Department
payable 10 the plaintiffs order and numbered sl4, and
sent 10 the defendant such agent who thereupon
forged tho OF Voss TO IT, obtained the money from
the United states Treasury this city, and fraudulenty
and unlawfully appropriated the same To his
The defendant has given ball. and says he is brother Of
the celebrated opera manager, Grau.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
MURDERS IN GEORGIA.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.

~ t"c GHitVI " A"c 4i'VHHt'
SIR: | notice by the morning paperi that
Gov Bullock OF Georgia has caused the arrest OF syera
persons charged with having been engaged Ia Yrlous
murders and 0utrages. There murderers and rimi
nails all over the South who tried by tho Military
Commissions found guilty and sentenced to be- hinged
THESE men were either immediately paTdOned Ortheir
sentences commutcd 10 hfeimprisOnment by thdres.
dent Those who were serving out terms In prsO were
released by the Supreme Court The civil tribunal have
not brought these men 20 tnal will guarantee fur
nsh the names OF eight murderers for the courts oSOuth
Carolina 10 commence on, whose cases came unor my
note as recorder OF military commission. is iuOt
outrageous shame that tho Governors OF the reconstructed
States at least do not order the arrest aud trial heso
murderers who infest their territory JUsTgE,
Neio. York ChY, June 10. 1862
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
TIE COURTS.
STATUS OF THE METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPART
MENr-IMPORTANT DECISION.

STATUS OF THE METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPART
MENr-ImPoRTANr DECISION.
Clarissey agt. Metropolitan Fire Department
Superior COutt-General Term. Mcneil. McCunn and
sufferers by tho explosion which occurred fow months
ago OF steam fire engine In the Bowery. He brought
suit against the department In their collective capacity
and the department interposed demurrer. This demur
the Act creating the Department did not mako them
corporation, did not authorize them 20 raise an income
the City or ork and % present their estimated
penses for IL 10 tho Legislature. Tho Court below
sustained the demurrer and the plaintiff appealed.
The General Term, Judge MOnol delivering o
demurrer Is not well taken aud reversed the
Judgment. In his opinion Judge Mcneil holds reviewing
large number Of English and American decisions, that
tho omission Of words Of Incorporation In the Act
lshng tho Department not important IL the essen.
tiaB OF a corporation are given. These essentials
are successIon seal, aud property Ito then
holds that all theso essentials included within the
The seal and the right OF succession directly given
power 10 make contracts 10 sell property 10 collect fines
and penalties All this gave property Besdes all this,
they vested with all the authority and rights OF tho
old Fire Department, which was corporation. They
servants and Tor these they be responsible. As
the point that they merely entenants OF the CITY,
for them went 90 the State aud not the City
Treasury; tho Commissioners were appointed by
State not by city officers. Their Jurisdiction was not
over the city but over new pOhtloal DIVISION including
the city and the only dulles 20 the city corporation
10 send In estimates OF expense aud 10 pay the
proceeds OF sales OF property without positive pro-
thus established, To hold the city responsible. lie there
fore holds that whether corporation the OF
without words Of Incorporation the defendant Is subject
suit for the negligent construction OF ts apparatus
the negligent action of its employees aud decides that tho
Judgment OF tho Special Term must DO reversed with
leave
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
CRIMINAL.

At Essex Market Police Court, before Justice
Mansfield yesterday, Miles Burke was charged by VII.
liam Thompson with nssaulting aud siabbing him sat
urday, In mouse on HamOn.st Burke was committed
for trial IN default OF $1,000.
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday
before Judge Bedford 50 absent urymen fined S25
each James Smith, convicted OF forgery
sentenced to the State Prison for four and
six months John Hood, receiver OF stolen goods
sentenced to state Prison for five years.
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day, Mary Ann Taylor brought before Justice Led
with, charged by Elizabeth Dunn residing CrOsbys
with apprOpratng jewelry aud wearing apparel worth
sj The prisoner acknowledged the theft but said that
the complainant had taken OF her property Mrs
Dunn sent 10 tho House Of Detention aud the pris
Oncr was committed In default Of 1900 bail
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
MR.. GEORGE PEABODY's GIFTS.
Tn IN. Editor Of The Tribune

SIR: The Neo- York Times Of to-day lns a not
very pleasant criticism the administration OF Mr.
George Peabodys gifts the city Of London Probably
those noble gifts will be all the sweeter 20 Enghmcn IL
guscd, inatured criticism Of our newspaper, the
manner In which the English choose 10 appy them,
especially Mr. Peabody expressly left the mater with
the Commissioners, giving them power 10 do as they
liked with the funds according 20 the best VI Their udg
ment; and especially also because he gave hem
second large gift In express token, he said Of Us great
satisfaction with the an which the funds nd been
administered. II 90 regard the Peabody lft as
not only bestowed by an American but by Amcfu, then
let America-f you viii let mo say sO-be 0e'HUaniV
Don't spoil free and bOuntiful gifts by carpng AL dog
matte criticism Probably, after all, the Englls know
better what they want than We can tell them.
NciC. York, June ., 1862 DECSCT.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
ELECTRICITY.


m fhs Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Perhaps you will allow us q word OF
reply to your correspondent who susans the theories OF
vour late editorial on the above subject very inter
osted II not interestn He kindly tenders us
the use OF the first article for information but beg to
assure him that do not go back years to our fathers
or his to learn how to protect building from light
ming The world moves" and on this subject Ii has
moved great way In the past 40 years He claims tha
there are no nsulatOrs-nO nOncOnductOrs IL So why
object h to a% s 0 bsSas ne 4 the sfT Teao
would them. But he says the electricity may leap
likely TO leap off the points of the staples which invite 1t
into the building as over or through glass lnsn;
there be copper point on the other side
inviting 1t to leap away from the building; iSnnIZ
that our houses Tea Kettles" generating the steam
electric and there is danger OF explosion unless the
lightning rods act as safety valves" % blow on the
shock We believe that the true office OF lightning rod
produce equilibrium Of electric forces, above.
there is not particle Of danger from any electricity
positive negative originating within the building 10
mot rusty one) because iron is good enough but we
would galvanize 1t to prevent the rust from Destroying IL
We would insuate IL from the building With insulators,
which the rod current would not flow through, ana
which would therefore explode supporting the roo
outside thereof and not In contact with the glass and
would aim it with sharp points directed outward not
into the building We would use square rather thah
round rod the would assist the points IN
dispensing the current, and have points also above
the highest and below the lowest parts OF the DndnR
the rods as protect tho ridges corners and particularly
exposed points Of the building and make them as nearly
continuous from point to point as possible 80
As TO weight OF public opinion on the question, u Is
sufficient 10 say that your correspondent alone Is sur
ncient TO supply demand for nonnulated rods IN
this vicinity while hundreds are required TO supply the
demand for other kinds IL true that requires Judg
he who wants his building protected will do well TO
poy reliable operators and Intelligent enough TO- know
'DSeI5 STork ' June Ell i2 1863. j. D. WEST Co.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
THE NINTH ASSISTANT ALDERSfANIC DISTRICT
HOW AN ELECTION MAY BE CONDUCTED

The People OK rel. James T.. Nc Vedny agt.
ISer CihtnL-snpreme Court-Crcult t-biullin, J.-rho
relator m thls case and the defendant contestants
for the Ninth Assistant Aldcrmanc District at the last
cec0n B tho press returns the day after II appeared
that Mr MoNeany was elected; but on the official
yhss, Mr Cuikn was declared elected by OF 2s5
Tor Peter Cnlkn and 1880 for James L. McYeaay.
pafson OF the oeial eanyass ngrcs and tho figures In
the bureau oil Electors Of the Metropolitan Police Depart
meht showed a marked discrepancy Ia the fg-
ures IRON tho Eleventh ana Fourteenth DISTRICTS
or the Ninth Ward. Tho Aldcnnanlo figures in
INC Elcyehth District showed for Mr. Cukiu
9i Tor Mr. McNeany, lOs Tho Police figures were, for
Mr. Cnlkin l0; Tor Mr. McNeany 1s0 In tho Fourteenth
District tho hgures received by tho Aldermen for
MIR. Culkin $40; Tor Mr. MGYeany a. Tho Police figures
werc for Mr.. Culkin 2O, aud Mr. McYeany i2l. Making
these changes the aggregate yoto would stand for Mr.
Cukin, 2OOl FOR Mr. MoYeany, 2,l52-gvng MFR. Me.
Veany majority OF l. Mr.. Cukin took his seat under
tho decision OF Tho Board OF Aldermen aud Mr. McYeauY
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
HOW TO KNOW WHAT THE WEATHER WILL BE.

TO INC EdiIOT OF I"t ITFVHH1
SIR: The following arrangements have been
made in this city 20 carry into effect plan Of storm
signals by Of the telegraph and steam whistles to
warn the city Of coming storms:
Teegas coming will be furnished from the north east
south and Three long steady bst' steam whistle,
will approach all kinds SiOrms t0be blown Intervals
one minute tornado. haom terrific gse destructive
appoachng intervals Of three mnues ordinary rain
storm approaching rapidly aud intervals sir minutes an
Ordinary rain approaching slowly Whm very destructive
approaching signals be repeated ae The lapse OF n's
give additional warning Bells may asf bs ung three times
at the the alarm II II desired TO he
surrounding country during hAug and harvest cannon may be red
three times st the same intervals
Why cannot this same plan be testedin New-York as
well as in Washington Your telegraph facilities are far
superior to ours and successful here must be douby
successful in York. The telegraph stations around
this cy are from 30 10 30 miles distant and henco would
e almost far distant TO be certain in tornadots ana
destructive storms; yet shall try the plan here, when,
IL successfu be extended all Oye- the country.
wish demonstrate its utility. YouB, &c,
Washington June 8, 1869. A. WATSON
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
EMGRANT SHIP JAMES FOSTER. JR.-coNv1croN

The trial Of James Glynn, the carpenteIon
board the emgrant ship James Foster lr was conclod
In the United States Circuit Court Eastern DlstrO
Brooklyn, before Judge Benedict, yesterday. Thour
geon OF the ship, DR.. Edward Monement was exauled
for the defensc and William Thornton, seaman, fcthe
prosecution when Mr. H. A. Moore. OF counsel 10 tho
prisoner summed up. lie was fqlloYed by Drict
Attorney Tracy for the Government, when Judge ene
dict delivered his charge 20 tho jury and they reed
After absence OF about is minutes they returncd$h
verdict OF guilty the first and second counts lie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. assault, and assault with deay
weapon The punishment on tho first count Is llnurla
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
TIE NEW PHILOSOPHY.
TO me Editor Of The Tribune.

TO IHt EdIIor OF The TrIbune.
SIR In your issue of this date is an aticle
headed Another Philosophy" The philosophy bochcd
In the article, and accredited 10 Mrs Blackwell Il no
means new or strange 10 largo class OF people The
doctrine That mind Is not mere volatile something that
s called INTO being and then yanshcs again. but tht t
has form ana substance, and Is constituted OF vital snti-
Ties That have substantial existence real nni en-
during tan any particle OF material matter is bmght
out ana elucdated "a 10 is very details by SwedeDOrg
and has been familiar 10 the students OF his works the
last century. T. r. CIGK
NeW York, June 0, 1862
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
THE OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
coNFEDERArEs OF REDDY THE BLACKSMITH.

CONFEDERATEs OF REDDY THE BLACKSMITH
John Howard and Joseph Smith were brought
before Judge Bedford at the Court Of General Sessions
yesterday, charged with being engaged 10 the assault
and robbery OF Lawrence Graham OF Hudson, N j.,
which occurred on the 10th OF March at No. Chatham
square a saloon kept by William Yarley, moro generally
known as "Reddy the Blacksmith" or the party who
committed tho robbery Thomas Brennan has been tried
convicted and sentenced TO the State Prison for IS years
aud Reddy the BLACKSMITH" suddenly abscOnded when
threatened with similar fate Mr. Howe, counsel for
Howard and Smith. asked that the trial be postponed
until to-day Mr.. Hutchings insisted proceeding,
the complainant Lawrence Graham, was In attendance,
and wished TO have opportunity 70 attend TO his Dusi
pentedy during the past months. tho call ofa
jury 40 peremptOry challenged. allowed by the
law, aud several aside for incompoency In hay
ing FORMED an opinion on the From the Jurors
form jury, ahd the went nt l1i o'clock. The
prisoners demanded q separate trial. and John
Howard, coarselookng hurley fellow, apparently 80
years OF age was placed upon tria Lawrence Graham,
the complainant gave In his testimony after brief in-
PRODUCTION by the Assistant DlsrlctAttorney In which
stance he said that he came 10 this city the afternoon
OF March 25 and falling In with Thomas Brennan during
the evening OF that day induced by him late night
10 Into the saloon at No Chathaulsquare. where he
was set upon by Thomas Brennan, WIN. Yarlcy alias
Roddy the Blacksmith" John Howard, aud Jacob
Narley taking the money, Howard holding his arms, and
Smith kicking and lntimidatng him. Al the request OF
Mr. Howe he allowed 10 have the Iamin
postponed until today. officer Waterman gave In some
cQrroboratlye testimony aud testified as TO the com
plainants condition at the time OF tho arrests the
night OF the affair stating that he had been drinking
some aud was very much excited. Hero the rested
IL VIII Do resumed at III n. M to-day.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
ESCAPE OF A BOND RoBBER.

JOnT Moran agt. The People, 6c.-The ap.
ppllant In this Case Is the officer who allowed George
King the bond robber TO escape while on his way -
Slug Sing under sentence Moran plead guilty. and was
sentenced TO four years imprisonment or course by
his plea lac admitted he facts IN the Indictment but he
now claims that the Indictment did not set out facts
sufficient show Ofnse under the statute IL any
only misdemeanor. and therefore his sentence was
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15

ent at hard labor for period not exceeding ye years
and for the second imprisonment for not more than three
years with fine Of IS in each case. On five counts
charging the prisoner with intent TO XIII lie was acqut
Caruthers was then placed trial Three indictments
have been found against him, che first or when charges
him with striking one OF the crew. william Thornton
the head with q Delaying pin Thornton and Bartholo-
Tobin were the only witnesses examined Ihe ease
the frat Indictment and not guilty on the other tWo
Sentence reherYed
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15

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lOS PART 97s 3 722 $685. 5S2 io1o So isS 7O2 ga "a ~
1896 1908. 1910 :"
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM-Nos 1884 ooos ;
1892 2Y5 1896 2398 3oT 30b 307T 3I9 aiSa az!
3l12 323 324 12s 39s a1 22s 229 3i9O 3l9l aha s5 ~
$685. 3l36 33z 'T'
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs.-Henry OBrso
burglary Benz Prince and Adam Bsenheiner ouoas s,S ~
battery; Smith, Chas Wilson, Franes Burus Richard C.e
Henry Webb Ellen Kelly Adam Sauer Ana Moore. John MeC,
John Cons Thomas Thomas and HBrT Hunter grand larceny p
Riley, and Mary Joyce larceny frcm person. a
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
THE METHODIST MISSION CHURCH AT SAINT FE.
10 khe EdiLor OF The Tribune.

SIR: Col. j. l.. Collins, the gallant oicer
killed In defending the u. g. Depository in Santa F6Sew
Mexico against robbers on the 5th inst Truee Of
the Mission Church nt Santa Fe the only PrOtestaI Mis-
sion In tine Territory which contains 100000 nhabants
The Pastor or the Church, established less thanhroe
years ago. the Rev ID. +. Mcfarland s now IN tcity,
seeking aid for the mission Any contributions ivy 6e
sent to him, In care OF the editors Of The Neo Y0 Ob.
SerUer, aud will DO thankfully acknowledge
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
The National Academy of Design has

The National Academy of Design has
amended the Constitution that acndemlcans and asso
cates be elected from the general body OF artists
throughout the country, and adopted an additional sec
tion that there shall be held stated meetings Of the
Academy. the evenings OF the second Wednesd9ys Of
November and February Of each year for the Transaction
OF general business and SAID meetings may adjourn from
time 10 tmc as may be deemed expedent" IL is also
provided that the President and YcePresident cannot
be elected for more than two consecutive terms that
three acadcmcans, not members OF the Council or off
GERS OF the Academy shall constitute the committee for
selecting the works OF art and arranging the exhibitions
Of the Academy for the year. no member OF the commit
zee 10 be eligible for two consecutive years. and that the
ohcers during their term Of Office shall have the entire
control Cf the Board Of Academicans provided that the
power to mortgage or otherwise dispose OF the real
clans.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
COURT CAIENnARa-Tns DAY-

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM. - Nos. 6S 50
3d. 90 i08 lO no 49, i ll3 l6, ll7 49, 49, lsc Es l2 i
rs, i26, l2I, g9 ltg, lJU
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT-PART Mos. 265,
l2l5 ~ $50 2o i!t1 g NO. 0J I'M ltS lO6 l2 $40 li7
lOgl llGS. $40. lT2) 1850 1850.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.- A. III, 1874,
ls5 l l9a as 21i 2Jl 22 2i5, 9I7 no 2Tt 2o call ISL
SUPERIOR C0URr-TRAL TERM-PART mos.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
TIE REAL CASE.

John Real agt. The People, Gc.-Supreme
Court General TermClerke p j.. Cardozo and Barnard,
j. 1.-The argument OF the writ OF brought by Real
aside the sentence against him for the murder Of
Otncer Smodiok is set down for Friday next
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
DECISIONS.
DECISIONS.
Sunreme Court General Term -Rv Cl,

Supreme Court, General Term.-By Clerke,
r. j.; Ingram and Peckham J. J.Zabriskie ag Wheeler
ct AL Phillips agt. the Same; Smith ag the SameO rider
modified as TO open Judgment 10 defendant Wheeler
and allow hm 20 come IN and defend the Judgment to
the other defendants to stand but proceedings shall
bo taken against the individual property Of the defendant
Wheeler.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
The following were the bids for Bank stocks:
And the following for Railroad bonds;

EeWYork Central 1883 81 Morris ksseK Isl Mortgage. @t
HeSYoh Central Is T. Estate 80 Morris ksseI "a Mott 70
New York subscn. S9l Clrvr 1o Sinking Furdl0
ke a. "a Mort udd Ss9 93i New Jersey Central "A M....lW
Erie Is 81 Mort udd l9] 81 y, j. Central, bdA...... ~
Ee IS ith Mort lnId. 1890. 81 tt~, FLNayns Chic Mlet
Erie 5h Mort inid l8s8 IS Pitts, H. Wayne6 Chic "a NJ ~
Bus. ~ T. T. LIST NJ l851 So Pitts. f. Wsyne Chile 81 NJ "a
liud. IS. Mge ls691DlOl Cleveland Pittsburgh fl NJ
Iud X 7s % NJ f. 1885 Chic Alton Sink. Fund. yt
Harlem l ..........l0o Chic Alton lsl Mig...Dt
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Mich ecu. new l3I ohio ML lst Mg...... ~
Mich So c 20 90 Dub Sioux O. lst Mod'.' ~
Mich n s. IA Pc Peninsula K T. Bouds....... 70
Pacde r. Is guaraupd by no 90 nil St Paul lst 8A..Cl
Illinois Central 1870 f0 Nluaukee 81 Paul Let Mort -
Alton T. H. lat 80 mil 81 Paul NJ d.... ~
Alton 2. H. % Mtg pref e] NIL ST. Paul ID M....' o.
T. ~. 2d ne.... Marietta sBd Gin lst MoTt "
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nA Let mort s'i
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Iol aud Nah Equip Bonds. 76 n Y n H.
CT Western lst Mortgage, 88. l02 To, Peoria wat IS
GalenA Chicago BKtendei.. @ roL, Peoria Wat, W. Dec
Chic aud r. Island st Mort. 100
Money was active and the bulk OF transactions were
made Mt coin interest; favored borrowers were sup
nad n, ,,as ,, ,his ,yas an arcaptlon 10 tho
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
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Amongst the many Testimonials Ina our
g pOssessiOn, we have only room
for the following:

NsW Hdre1, CbNn, %. t., Iobt.
Messrs. c. G. CLARK 4 Co.: ettrt talss
GennienI feel il duty and pleasure to give ysu the
benefit ofpy experiences the Goes Cough Easan
FROM taking heavy cold, taken dewu with the
-stion Vi tbs lungs and continued FAIL under the best
medical until given up by competent medical
authority TO die There seemed nothing but stragslaon
and death before me-. Was sld that further medical al,
Tendance ant medicine was useless, and resigned to
death, when friend, who had been greatly benefited
using the Bslsarn, brought bottle. This after
had dome with the doctor medicine thought it tepcd
me, and continued taking the medicine and continued
Improve until my cough stopped and my lungs he,ed and
got SELL used 10 BOTTLES. i remain, gents with great
respect, Your Oh, servant JOHN WELLS,
{ sc 200 Washington st. New Haven. CT.
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CLERGYMEN,

90 CLERGYMEN. p
The Re, Isaac AIKEN, Allegheny, testhss that il has
cured him. after all other remedies Ind fsiied