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THG FAX Err STREET ROMIcIpE.

The Killing OF Cornelius shaJ-Ntc Gnire Tt
uoccns-Apother Desperate Crime by n
Baxter Street Italian.
coroner Scnirmer yesterday held an inquest at the
Sixth precinct station house on the body OF Corne-
tofore reported was alleged to have been caused by
a kick from Christopher Mcclure, a bartender. Tho
evidence, however, showed that Mcclure was inno-
cent OF the crime alleged against him, aud pointed
to Peter Pezute, Italian as the guilty party. On
Tuesday afternoon deceased was intoxicated and
after making On attack on Pezute was Kicked in the
abdomen by MIN, thus receiving injuries which re-
suteh IN his death.
Subjolned will be found the most material portion
OF the testimony and the verdict OF the Jury
Michael OLeary, or No. 81 Baxter street. deposed,
that on the evening OF the "a instant he saw de-
ceased Peter Pezutc and several women quarrellIng
on the corner OF park and Baxter streets; witness
told Pezute 10 20 home and kept deceased back; ;
Pezute then rushed towards deceased and kicked
him about the abdomen; deceased then went into
tho yard ana asked Pezute II he wanted TO fight
him, at the same time attempting to grasp Pezute
by the hair, when he struck him. knocking him
down; Pezute struck the deceased first.
Rosa olga, OF 81 Baxter street. deposed that at
about haf-past three O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon
che saw shay and Pezute standing IN front OF the
alleyway TO 81 Baxter street: shay wanted Pezute
to fight but he refused; they then endeavored to get
yard and deceased afterwards followed him up and
attacked hlm both fell, and when Pezute got up ne
kicked deceased, VINO was subsequently TAKEN up
by one OF his friends and removed TO the house OF
relative for medical treatment.
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
Deputy Coroner Cushman made post.mortem ex-
animation on the body OF deceased Of SO Baxter
street, but found no external marks OF Violence;
found quantity OF fluid blood IN the abdominal
cavity ana also in the pelvic cavity, to the amount
Of three plpts In tho Doctors opinion death WAS
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Motions for New Trials-slEari', Allen Wants
Hs Hail Reduced.
Before Cunning S. Bedford, Jr., City Judge.
At the opening OF the court yesterday Mr.. W. f..
Howe made motion for a new trial for three men
named Adams, Khen and Wicker, who were con-
victed Of robbery In the first degree, on tho evil
dence adduced upoa the trial. together with an
important affidavit presenting additional facts.
Assistant District Attorney Hutchings made no
reply. The City Judge took the papers, and as Il is
OF considerable interest his Honor VIII proba-
bly, prepare an able aad elaborate opinion. MI.
Howe also moved tor reduction OF the bail from
&c. 900 to 81 900 IN the case OF Martin Allen who
charged with r0bbing q citizen of Connecticut OF
$500, he having been induced by q female to accom-
pany her to notorious 'pansl" house in Crosby
street.
District Attorney Garvin opposed the motion with
great earnestness, dwelling upon the enormity OF
Shis class OF lareenies, which rarely prosecuted
by reason OF the disinclinatlon OF compainants to
appear In court
Judge Bedford said no could not legally act In the
matter an indictment not having been found By the
Grand Jury.
The District Attorney stated that bill had been
ordered. and would he presented on Monday. Coun.
sci on botn sides agreed TO consider tho motion as
having been argued.
Assistant District Attorney Blunt then proceeded
70 dispose OF the calendar with more than ordinary
promptness for q young beginner. Some OF tho
eases were sec down for trial next week, while q
few prisoners were discharged for reasons satis.ac
tory TO the prosecuting officer and the Court.
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snch conversations ever had the slightest reference
10 any conspiracy or to Any contemplated action
or combination adverse to Lopez most distinctly
deny. On some snch occasion, IL has been argued
by those who knew him that BeDigno Lopez, II ee-
waited to the Presidency by Brazilian influence,
woald disappoint his imperial supporters BY pur.
suing substantially the same arbitrary system or
government az that OF his brother TO which the
Iaraguayan nation had been accustomed torso long
This Mr. Editor Is ali the foundation IN TACT FOR Tue
highly colored version produced by Commander
kirkland OF q conversational statement by ME-
Wasnburn on board OF the wasp aud winch thas
brave and gallant sympathlxer with Lopez lnlnedl.
OF en- affidavit By one OF his convenient spies. !
shall in due time show 10 the world how much ere.
mander Kirkland, and shall have some startling
iac to disclose respecting the only real conspiracy
OF when have any knowledge. e, that between
Admiral Davis, Mcmahon and Kirkland 10 bolster
up the cause OF q wretch who has deservedly Teen
decreed an outlaw and common foe OF mankind.
PORTER @. BLISS.
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following amounts have been received Tor taxes on
personal and real estate for the month OF October

YOUNG CRIMINALS AFLoAr.--Ihe Commissioners
OF Charities aud Corrections, IT appears have been
unfortunate in Of their ventures. Recently they
established a school snip--the Mercury-for the
training OF young criminals under their care. owing
to the lack OF discipline on board the ship
or some other cause, between i've and SIX
O'Clock en- Thursday morning eleven OF tho
boys succeeded IN lowering boat ana
reaching the Battery, where they abondOned the
beat ard scattered about the city. -Four OF them
were arrested on Broadway Thursday afternoon by
officers OF the Fourth police precinct and returned
to the SHIP The OLaers--Wliam McMulty, James
Ofiara, LOhn Hale, James O'Brien, Sylvester M0lez
james Shannon and william Ferries avoided arrest
and are probably now prcying upon the community
again.
OCTOBER FIRE STATIsTICs-LossEs IN EEw York
AND BRooKLYN.-The report OF Fire Marshal Brack.
EFT, showing the number OF res ana aggregate loss
therefrom In New York and Brooklyn during the
month Of October. was transmitted TO the Police
commissioners yesterday. In New York there were
fifty fires, four OF which were caused by
kerosene and three by inccndiares-all In
volvng loss Of $l2s,300 on buildings and
S3oS 800 on stock. making total OF $452, 200, on
which there WAS insurance to the amount OF
$65o600. During the same month last year the
iosse3 amounted to $500, 6a2 with nm insurance OF
$753,G50. From the report OF Fire Marshal Ready
OF Brooklyn for october 1t appears that the losses
by fire in that city during that month amounted to
s2S, 900 on buildings and $24 coo stock, making
total Of $751; 900, which there was $4,000 lnsur-
ance. or the twenty-five TRES IN Brooklyn seven
were caused by incendiares.
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Average temperature yesterday. CAS-.
Average temperature for corresponding date
IaN year.. coz
ARRIVAL OF A FRENCH NAVAL vEssEI.-The
French corvette Latoucho Trevillc. commanded
By Lieutenant Rasset, arrived at this port yester.
eighty of1cers ana men ana mounts four guns and
was received with the usual courtesies.
the SuB-TREAsURY DErAPTMENr.-Bu siness at
the Treasury yesterday was exceedingly quiet ana
qothins OF any Importance transpired. General
Butterned, who was IN his place all day, supplied
the information that there Is now sniiciency or
fractional currency on hand TO meet the public de-
lQand
APPOINTMENT by MAnsnAI HAnrow.-Unitea
States Marshal Harlow has made the appointment,
70 take effect on MONDAY next, or Foster swim, N.
D., to tho position OF physician to the United States
prisoners and witnesses detained in custody IN this
city In place OF 3. Is. Dalton. Mr. Dalton Resigned
Ga account OF III health.
LECTURES on TIE LIFE OF CHRIsr.--The frat Of
n course OF lectures on "The Life of Christ, was
delivered last evening In the Anthem Memorial
church, Forty eighth street, by the rector the Rev.
neber Newton. A large congregation assembled,
ana the DISCOURSE which was listened to with
marked attention, was OF very interesting char
Rcier.
STABBED IN WATER STREET. Between one and
sWo O'Clock yesterday morning Edward Lindman,
aged thirty-nve years. dwelling at No. sS Cherry
streef while passing through Water street. was at
saoneu oy an unknown man with q KNIFE and
sssuIe'y cut on Toe nose and head. RS wounds
w. ~ cssed by surgeon Donor, OF the Central fo
Avs Vince. aud he was then sent home.
SUDDEN DEATH or A NIGHT WATcHnAN~--Ccroner
o0n'imer was yesterday notified to hold an inquest
:. w. i1o Cnerry street on the body OF George
ss,,im nagnt Waterman, who died suddenly while
s S.nk ~ CHAIR In an once on per IL East river.
canss ~ - .ae aeart Is beloved to have been the
age and native of Ireland.
lie FELLOW FEVER PATIENTS AT QUARANTINE
superintendens o'Rourke yesterday teloarapbed 20
commissioner Curtiss from Quarantine stating that
Hcnly fnelps second mate aged twenty-five years
sws mM,ss oa oohnecucut; William Russell. aged
sWsply SaaEs . native Of Ireland ana BnrcSsr
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Fickie seaman. aged twenty-six, . native OF Ger
many, mad been admitted to hospital. These men
formed part OF the crew OF the steamship Enterpe
from Havana. and are suffering from yellow lever.
INrEMpRRAsca, DEsrITufIos AND DEATH.-Cap-
tam Aaire Of the Fourth precinct yesterday morn
Ing reported tho death Of Hannah Lawcr, an Irish
woman, forty years OF age, residing at 100 Cherry
street. Deceased mad been very intempcrate IN her
habits, besides which she was In extremely destl-
tute condition. The place In which deceased lived
aud died was dlsgnslngiy filthy and nltogother
unfit fer habltatton by human beings The stencil
which greeta the nostriis OF persons entering the
detested place is absolutely sickenlng and quite
Sufficient to generate disease IN the system. Coro-
ner Schrmer was called to hold an inquest On the
body OF deceased.
The NEW POST OFFICE.-The force OF workmen
on the new Post ONCE has been nearly doubled since
last month. The area wall in short time will DO
completed and by the middle OF December the walls
or the building viii rise above The fence that sur
rounds the grounds. Five thousand cubic YARDS
more OF earth have been removed during the last
month than was removed the month previous. Also
in October there were ssi linear feet OF sheathing,
pling and sparlng put down, which Is handsome
advance on previous labor. The area wall Is built
Hulourd the superintendent OF the work, - now IN
rotary OF the Treasury In regard 70 matters con-
neUed with the business.
BUSINESS IN THE TAX RECEIVERS oFFICE.-The
following amounts have been received for taxes on
norsoual rna1 ror month Of Gctoner.-.
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ALLEGED SHOCKING CRIME.

Another Chance for Mrs. Stowe-A Scene In
the ssCabn" Of n Mulberry Street "Unclc
Tom,
Dr. Harris. OF the Board OF Health, yesterday In.
formed Coroner Flynn that Emma Jackson, q
colored girl. sixteen years OF age, and her babe,
were lying dead ct 1875 Mulberry street, and recon-.
mended the arrest OF Thomas Yates negro, the
pntatve father OF the stilporn infant whose mother
was his own stepdaughtcr. II is alleged that tue
premature birth was tne result OF violence indicted
upon the mother by her own stepfatner ana hence
the request OF Dr. Harris fr his apprehension. rue
case Will be Investigated ny the Coroner, who VIII
take such action against Yates a. toe case demands
Dr. Robinson, OF Irand street, visa ina physician
who 0itiClsted In the CASE
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caused BY exhaustion from internal hemorrhagc,
the result OF external violence
Tho case was then submitted TO the jury, VINO rem
dered the following yerdict:-"Tnat Cornelius Shay
came TO his death by exhaustion IRON henlorrhage
resulting from external violence ny being kicked
by Peter PeZute, &C No. 81 Baxter street. November
2, 1859. and we exOnerate Christopher McGuire.n
Pezute Is twenty years OF age, born 10 Italy,
hves at 81 Baxter street, aud Is q baker by eccu.
patton.
Pezute denied that deceased died from the inju-
res received from him.
Coroner Schrmer then committed the accused TO
the Iolnbs TO await the action OF the Grand jury.
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C1laM9a PlsAs-TalaL TeaE-2aaT l.
Action Oh Notes.
Before Judge DAILY.

Action 0n NJiess
Before Judge Daily.
Noses Danenoauna Cs. Leci SioGman.-1. appears
IN this case that the plaintiff the owner Of dry
goods and fancy store located at Red Bank N. j.
stock OF which he alleges to DO Of the value of 0oo
He mado sale OF this stock to man by the name OF
Rosenburg, receiving therefor $500. Three tn ou-
sand dollars OF the purchase money was taken In
the shape Of notes. endorsed by the defendant The
Issue w be deterlEned by this suit hangs OH these
notes. The defendant claims that there was mis-
representation and fraud IN the value and quality OF
thc goods, as represented TO hin; that, in conse-
qnence, no pronered the plaintiff $500 If he would
cancel the contract and that pl2ln.M refused to do
so. The trial VIII occupy several days, as large
number OF witnesses are &c be eXaTined.
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supEEloa CluNI-spsclAL TEaa.


Decisions Rendered
BY Judge Fith!an.
Samuel Ktdd ~ al. Us. WtiItQn1 p ShGl1 ct Ul.-
Notion granted and commission issued.
Nathan Aestler us. AdqlSah Aester.-Motion
granted and cause referred.
george Hubert Bernard ACCOMPLISHMENTS
for defendant on the demurrer, as frivolous, with
leave to defendant to answer within ten days on
payment OF costs
me Cr0ton Htuer Bank us James 7. Foster ct al
Notion granted,
James 4. Foster ct al u.s. James E. Kealv.-Motion
granted.
Charles Wdnrs,ndeher et al. IS John DauiS.-
Notion vacated with ten dollars COSTS.
James Mcintyre Ds. charles II. 1runs0uH.-Let a
receiver be appointed In this case Let an under
taxing be drawn and viii name the receiver II the
I2rties do not agree
Roger f. Martin us. John Martin ct 0l.-MOtion
Denied without COSTS with liberty to renew on fur
ther atidavtta.
4. Sidney Bdaterr rs. Cabin g. Parks CT al-Motlon
granted without costs.
John friedrich IS. CathdrG,e FRIEDRICH Report OF
referee confirmed and judgment OF divorce granted
Mchdd l.. PurceU o.. Bs1.jG0ttas r. Al1ltg.-Motlon
granted without COSTS
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sDpan: CsJaT-clAa3Eas.
Dcciaioas Rendered.

Decisions Rendered.
BY Judge Ingraham.
Spencer Us. Jt,y'dae.--Motion granted.
Horton Us. Prostitution denleu.
Aeiliadfl vs. Sicicr et Gi.-Motion granted
BEL et al. rS. Graits.--Same.
Hunt u.s. Scott Ell 0G.-Sanae.
HtllsO7nn rs. Hal et af.-Same.
Aietel de-, Us. Setson. Jf.--Saue.
A1et OF al rs. Sc,ee' 20 at.-notion granted. with
leave TO plaintiff TO discontinue.
i'he Same cS. Stche3.---SaIle.
Same g5. SIn.e-SGme.
HaDtn,ett ct al. Us. Barnard Ell dl.-Motfon
granted.
.StorE,oeatner, Jr., % al rs. NcFayaas ct 0l.--
Eanlc.
Lander Us. He,nunsntz.--Motion denied.
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CIlY isTELLlGENCE.

TIE WEATHER YEsrERDAr.-The following record
viii show the changes In the temperature Tor the
past twenty-four hours IN comparison with the cor
responding day OF last year, as indicated by the
thermometer at Huduut's Pharmacy, HERALD Build
Ing, corner Of Ann street,
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NEW YORK CITY.
TIE eolRTs.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.


Before Commissioner Shields.
fns United States rs Frederick Whtten.-Tho
defendant was charged with having al
tempted to pass Q counterfeit hity doliar
Treasury motto. Frem the evidence adduced 1t
appeared that the defendant went to the establish
ment OF II. J. Benjamin in Thirteenth street and
paid nfty dollars as deposit for the purchase OF
pair OF horses. At dusk on the same day the de-
PENDANT again repaired TO that place and having paid
the balance took away the team. J. c. Nettleshlp,
Of the secret Service testified That he had previous
~ the above transaction arrested counterfelter,
who was then In custody, and who, believing that ne
had been deceived by other counterfeiters revenged
himself by narrasnR to him the "hatse
trick 10 successfully carried In order TO Impress
witness with his own innocence so far as this case
was concerned, Frederick Written, the present de.
fcndant called upon him and told hln that he had
not committed any offence, since ne had only PAID
another Tor passing the c0unterfelt money IN part
payment OF the team. Thus unlntentionay con-
tossing his participation in the transaction, Ncile-
ship caused his arrest. After an examination he
was held to await the action OF the Grand jury.
Arrest OF n Counterfeiter ia Philadelphia.
TIE United States uS. Josiah DsiJhL-The de-
PENDANT arrested in Philadelphia on q charge Of
attempting to psss counterfeit United States cur
fency notes. lie was ned under $1,000 To awa ait the
action u the Grand Jury.
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dishonest act ana told where $4,000 worth Of the
property could be found II was found at the point
indicated. The Officers also learned where Tue bat
alce $1,000 WORTH was secreted.
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The Grand Duke Michael, Governor OF the Caucasus
has been named represent Rusja NJ the lbaas ~
ration 0l the Suez Canal
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average temperature yesterday. 81;
Average temperature for corresponding date
1oa vat
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Details Of Ono Of the Latest Acts Of Tyranny
An Ex-Heraid Correspondent kidnapped,
Thrust Into the Common Jail and Expelled
tho Conntry-Attempt TO Iatimiaate tho
Herald OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Outrage ON a
Hritish Subject.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-13
The Girnrd Will Case.

The United States Supreme Court has
under consideration an appeal from a
decision in one of the suits brought by
the heirs of Stephen Girard against the
city of Philadelphia, to recover the
property devised to the city by Girard.
The result in Vidal's suit against Cir
ards executors, reported in I'd Howard's
Report, decided conclusively that the
trusts under the will for the college and
other charitable objects were valid, bat
the heirs now contend that the bequests
for municipal purposes are incapable OF
execution, IN consequence of the pas
sage in 1854 of the act consolidating
etao iii city and the districts. The
will provides that the remainder of
the residue of the testators personal
estate shall be invested rs a permanent
fund, the income of which shall be ap.
plied first to the further Improvement
and maintenance of the College for Or
pbans: second, to enable the city of
philadelphia to provide a more efficient
polce: and third to improve the city
nronertv and the general appearance of
the city, and to diminish the burden of
taxation upon those least able 10 bear
it. The heirs contend that Girard's
wishes extended only to the improve
ment of the old city-viz The two
square miles from South to Vine and
from the Delaware to the Schuy XII, as
il existed at the date of his will, and not
the consolidated municipality OF iSI
square miles created by the act OF the
Legislature oflS54. The old city was al
ready graded and paved, and the I'M
provements provided for could readily
be made, but the suburbs of the new
city must have the hills leveled and the
swamps drained at an immense expense
which the testator never intended
should be betrayed by his estate. As
the execution of the trust is (as alleged,
impracticable in this respect, it is as
serted that the fund reverts to the heirs
1t is claimed that the income derived
from the estate, beyond the wants Of
the Girard College, amounts to sl45, 200
and the heirs insist that this sum shall
be rateably distributed annually among
the heirs.-Phila. Ledger.