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parties out OF large amount Of property by means
OF false ntaons arraigned before Justice
Dodge, at Jefferson Market. yeste day, by ofncer
Hussey, OF The Twenty-ninth precinct, upon COM
plant OF Mrs Fanny Quinn, of No. 6S4 Sixth avenue,
VINO charges hat on the ed OF May last he entered
her place O: business at the above number and
represented ne was employed by the managers OF
tne Academy OF Music hairdresser and was
desirous OF purchasing quantity Of light colored
human hair. Mrs. Quinn, surmisng she mad secured
good customer politely showed him all the goods
dollars worth and requested that she should send
her son 10 accompany him to the Academy for the
purpose OF receiving the money. The propr1otress,
bemg OF an obiglng disposition and desrous OF dis
posing OF ner goods consented that her son, small
boy, should accompany him. The prisoner taking
the property In his possession the two proceeded az
iar as the Fth Avenue Hotel, when he informed the
boy ne might return TO bis mother and inform her
ne would call In on the following day and pay for
tie property, since which time she has seen
perty. Mrs. Shields, a dealer in hair at
No 637 Sixth avenue, also appeared In
court and stated that the same day the prisoner
made similar representations TO her and succeeded
IN de1raudlng her out OF one dozen waterfalls valued
at $l5. Mrs. White, sister of the last named COM
tRat the prisoner entered her place yesterday morn
Ing and entered into an agreement to purchase her
entire stock OF light hair and finally wound up by
ordering o dozen waterfalls; but this lady, hearing
OF The manner In which her sister had been victim.
Hed concluded from the description given her, that
he was the same party VINO had swinded her, de-
tanned him In conversation while she despatched
messenger Tor onlcer Hussey and had the prisoner
arrested. The TWO latter desired to prefer charges
against him. but were allowed to appear as witnesses
charge, but was committed, in default Of bail. TO
answer.
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

An OLD TRICK ExPosED.-Yesterday, at New
Rochelle, a respectfully dressed female called ON
several OF the wel-to-do citizens and having repre-
sented by signs that she was deaf and dumb, pro-
duced begging letters which In most instances
drew substantial evidences Of sympathy. Before
she left the village however. sagacious police
officer, believing that she was not what her repre-
sentaons set forth. proceeded TO take her In Gus
tody, when she suddenly acquired the use of her
auricular and lngual senses. she was taken before
Justice Humphrey, who after an examination sent
gave her name as Elizabeth Hart.
THE RYE NECK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
ISouEsr.-Pursuaut TO adjournment the Jury EN-.
paneled TO investigate the circumstances surround
ing the horrible murder OF Gilbert II. Robinson on
the night OF April 70 met yesterday, at the Town
Hall, Mamaroneck. During the four weeks which
getner every effort In the category of human In
genuy has been brought TO bear, the hope OF ex-
planning the engmatioal tragedy, but without avail
o. the mystery yet remains In hdeous gloom,
defying all attempts at even the possibility
OF solution. The only additional tes.i:
nothing materially different from that already
published-was that OF the sister OF the murdered
man and the young lady with whom the deceased
was known 10 be connected IN business way.
These ladies answered the various interrogatorics
propounded with frankness which must have Inn
which could have prompted the deed. Seeing that
Il was useless TO further adjourn the Investigation
Coroner smith gave the to the jury for debera-
tion and In q short time the following verdict was
rendered:-"That the said Gilbert II. Robinson came
to his DEATH ut his place OF business, In Rye Neck,
gun In the hands Of some person or persons 70 the
unknOWu.f
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SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

FIYANcIAI.-The total county tax paid by the
cities and townships OF Hudson county during the
past year was $3.50, 900, and the total State tax
s5s225 The amount which passed into the treasurers
hands from all sources was s575.9s3 OF the state
fund for school purposes Hudson county received
$1l,324.
BOARD OF EpucArIos.-The estimate for school
purposes for the current year. exclusive or rents and
erection or buildings, Is ss2seo. The Board OF Edu-
cation have decided to establish German school in
Bay street. Mcssrs Malone, Edelstein and Wander
beck have been appointed committee 10 inquire
into the expediency OF establishing a high school
and report at what expense such an institution can
be maintained. This action has been taken IN re-
sponse 60 call from every quarter OF the city for
high school, which Is much needed
Hobokeu.
ALLEGED FALSE PRKTENcEs BY AN Insurance
AdRSr.-A warrant was issued yesterday by Justice
White for the arrest OF stephen NJ Long an insur.
ance agent In Newark street, on the complaint Of
william Stouter, who charges that Long obtained
the sum OF $40 500 nom him by false pretences The
AFFIDAVIT sets forth that on the 10th OF May Long rep
resented that he was collecting licenses and taxes
for the United states government and received
from Stouter the sum named, but failed TO produce
the license, and Stouter has since been notified By
the tax collector 10 call and settle his account.
TIE NEW CITY HALL. for the fitting up OF which
an appropriation OF $4,000 was voted, Is complete
failure so far a. the police department Is concerned
The basement hallway, in which twelve cells will be
constructed, is about the most ilventiated and TIL
auapJcu apartment tnat could De 1ound 1VT suCh
purpose. No ray or heavens light can enter there,
and 70 add TO the squalid condition OF the place it Is
proposed TO substitute close iron doors for the graf
ing. The Recorders Court IL comparatively large,
but will be most unhealthy for want Of SUFFICIENT air
and light. The Council Chamber aud city oices are
all coInmodlous aud comfortable
Weehawkeu.
BOY GRIZZLY BEATEN ON A CANAL BoAr.--on
Monday night q boy named Thomas Hennesscy,
eleven years OF age who is employed by Lawrence
Mcbride on a canal boat now lying at the Wee
hawken dock, was cruelty beaten and kicked, 1t is
alleged, By John Bradford warrant was Issued
by Justice White yesterday, ana bradford was
arrested and held TO bail for his appearance before
the Grand Jury.
Bergen City.
SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL Boy ALMOST DscApI-
rArxp.-seyeral boys were playing In an unoccu.
MED building in Golden place, on Monday afternoon
when one OF the lads perchedlupon an old counter,
which Immediately topped over and fell on the neck
OF lad named Hil, resident OF Lafayette who, OF
course was 80 fastened that he could not extrcate
himself. chief Of Police Keenan, and oficer Bauers
hearing the screams OF the other boys ran into the
building and extricated young Hill, who was almost
sufYocaed. the blood gushing IRON mis- nose. Medi-
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FIRST DISTRICT CIVIL COURT.

The Liabilities Of Partners After Dissolution.
Susdn,sah Gstcart rS. Elisha b. Cook et ol.-rhis
was an action on a promissory note, dated De-
cember 13, 1860. The note was for bill OF goods
from correspondent in the country, the defend
ants being commission merchants in washington
Market. The defence was-First, the statute OF
limitation; second that the firm had been dissolved
on the sd OF December preceding the making OF the
note, and tnat the defendant Elisha s. Cook, who Is
now the only one Of the firm responsible, was not
liable for the reason that tho note was made by
another member OF the firm after the dissolution.
The evidence showed that there was an advertise
ment published In the New York papers announcing
She dissolution but that direct notice was sent TO
their correspondent who had been In the habit OF
sending them goods on commission. AS 10 the ap-
pcatlon or the statute Of limitation, plaintis coun-
sel contended that the defendant, Alfred 5. Cook,
having lived out Of the State since the making oil
Che note he could not avail himself OF IL, while, on
ON tho other hand, the defendant claimed That
though he resided IN Jersey City he did business IN
served with process. Decision reserved
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UNSAFE BUILDINGS,

The following houses have been reported as unsafe
to Mr.. James McGregor superintendent of Buildings,
during the past week, who has caused the usual no
tees TO be served on their respective owners:--
Report No. 157.-House No. 90 Charlton street, chim-
neys above the roof In unsafe aud dangerous con-
ditlon. owner, Patrick Gray.
Report No. 15s.-EIouse No. 243 First avenues wall
between the rear door Intel and the second story
window sill is cracked ard bulged also the pier on
the northwest corner is settled and bulged Re-
ported on account OF complaint made by Captain OF
Police to superintendent Owner, A. II. Wallis.
Report No. Toulouse No. SCI Broadway; SOUTH
erly stone wall buged out at top wall above over.
hangs and southerly stone 'front.' supporting front r.
out OF plumb Owner, W. 8. Moore.
Report No. dollhouse No. III West Thirty eighth
street; stone wall OF cellar ana brick wall of base
ment on west side Of building badly buged. owner.
Mrs. 0'Donoughue.
Report No. iea House No. varick street: frons
aud rear walls badly cracked and settled. owner,
@. T. Cromwell.
Report No 10S.--House No. 20 Lewis street. rcar
stairs leading to second story in bad condition ana
unit for use. owner. h. Warng. =
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CITY COURT.
Action to Enforce n Contract.
Before Judge THOMPSON.


isaac Dennis cs. Daniel Donecdn ana Philip ".
Gloper.-In September, 1867, the plaintiff carpen-
ter entered into an agreement with the defendants
to put gallery into the Opera House in the Eastern
District known as the Odeon. The work was to be
done for the of $3.50 and such further sum as the
work and materials used should be reasonably worth.
The gallery and seats were put in in pursuance
OF the contract, and were completed the 18th Of
september, 1867, and the bill presented by the
plaintiff for the OF $761 33 which, as alleged,
the defendants promised to pay. The defendants
by the admission OF the plaintiff paid $500 on &C
count, and there was due at the time OF bringing
the suit further sum OF S56l 33, with interest. 1t
was to recover this latter sum that the action was
brought. Defendants In their answer to the COM
plant admitted tile existence OF the contract already
referred to, aud allege that they paid the sum OF
$500 on account. 1t was further claimed by the de-
fendants that the work was not done the contract
provided and that the sum paid plaintiff
count was more than the work was worth. The
case was tried In October last. and verdict was
rendered for the plaintin. The case was appealed
and new trial ordered. Verdict not rendered. Mr..
DAILY for the planti; Mr. Brdsa for the defendants.
Judgment Of Divorce.
Sarah Ann CrOnE cS. WtUtdnl II. Cro,lk.-
On the report OF referee the Court rendered judg
ment OF divorce on the ground OF adultery on the
part OF defendant, the plaintm to bave custody OF
child.
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

A knight OF the Sock and Buskn I'm n Pecn-
linrly Pcrplcxing Prcdicament-NOmadic
Pedlcrs OF the Horse and Buggy school Not
TO De Trincd with-A Female Paferfami,as.--
Politencss Taught I'm One Lesson-Shyster
Lawyers md Station House Lawyers.
Before Judge Downing
There were forty-seven cases yesterdays calen.
dar; twenty-five charges OF assault and battery,
twenty OF petty larceny, two OF violation OF the
Health laws. one violation OF corporation ordinance
and one OF keeping q dsordcrly house. The court
room was more than usually crowded and the cascs,
though none OF very grave importance, were more
than usually interesting.
AN INPEoUSIoUs ACTOR AFTER A SQUARE MEAL.
In the course OF human events t no doubt fire.
Quently happens that gentlemen OF the theatrical
profession find themselves In an impecunious condi-
ton and sadly perplexed upon the question OF VIC
tuas and drink Not Often however, is the fact re-
vealed In court unfortunately was the case this
morning. A well dressed and altogether nne LOOK,
eating meal at the metropolitan Hotel and then not
''What did be saySr asked the Judge Of tne COM
planant. "when asked TO pay for his mealSn
.'He said he had no money"
"He didn't get on the Old Joke, then, about being
II was not in joking mood, your Honor" inter.
rupted the prisoner. at was serious thing TO
s.serious how ~ asked the Judge.
IA matter OF lie and DEATH had no money. /
question OF living or starvation"
$50 you preferred living and square meal r'
"Yon took good plan to get the square meal, but
not a square way OF making the living,
'l know that; but mean the hotel proprietors
.Be paid-wheni You say you have no money"
"When get an engagement"
arrangement ut whatf'
"ln my profession
'What professlonfr
az am an actor"
''An actor, and out Of an engagement Where have
"In the country; started with q theatrical compa-
ny from baltimore, and after seven weeks burst
"what was the company caedw
sMcNamee * Erwan's companyu
'what parts did you play ~
'Oh. that's &C. didn't know but that you might
have been PLAYING The walking gentleman from the
way you walked INTO the hoteln
"No, played the leading and second parts.u
"Name some OF your characters.-
"Richard ILL.,, Iago aud Claude Menotte.r
"Perhaps you are one OF tine gen gsntemen wa. lately
liam shakespeare
"No SIR. this Is tue FIRST time was ever arrested
.'iiavc you any hope OF an engagement"
yes at Booths MeatreYr
,oro our name L. not that given on the complaint
, NO :, slr, gave wrong name on purpose to keep
., "wsll, on your statement Of your impecuniou.
o. the hotel, and not to deprive Mr. Booth OF your
valuable professional services hi et you 70 this
time 6nt aont play the walking gentleman In this
.irnank you; sir. I'll not repeauthe performance,
The young actor made his exit with a profound
AFTER BUYISe uIs HORSE.
Jacob christopher ~ a nomadlo pedler who
indulges In the luxury OF n horse and bungy witt
which TO ply his vocation. lie vends aondles,
matches,r whatever these may be, and make,
speecnes from his buggy to help his sales. Ho wa,
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eal attendance was obtained and the lad was soon
himself again.

eel attendance was obtained and the lad was soon
himself again.
Bergen Point.
COMMUNICATION WITH STATEN IsLAND.--A charter
was granted by the New Jersey Legislature for tho
establishment OF ferry from Bergen Point TO Port
Richmond Staten Island but the incorporators were
AFRAID TO risk their money on the enterprise and so
slept over the matter. Messrs. w. II. Frazee and u.
w: ierrlngton OF Jersey City. have purchased and
ntted out the handsome little steam yacht Jennie of
.he Jersey City Yacht Club, and they propose to
aiter tomorrow, for the convenience OF passengers
desirable.
Trenton.
CoMMssIoNRD.-Yesterday Governor Randolph
commissioned Colonel William E. Rogers late COM
manding ofncer Of the Fourth New Jersey Rine
cS,Ps, as DIVISION Inspector OF the National Guards
HORSE THIxvEs.-During Monday night q horse
belonging TO man named Moon OF Worthwhile.
ana wagon and harness, the property Of another
man, named Null, were stolen Information that
the notorious jerry Storms seen In tins locality
leads 70 the suspicion that he is the thief Members
OF the Detective Society were securing the country
Tor him yesterday, but without success.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL FAIR-A
three days spring fair Of the Central Agricultural
society OF New Jersey was opened on the grounds
OF the society near Trenton, yesterday, with very
favorable promises OF successful result. The low
erng clouds and tful showers that prevailed during
tne morning Afforded an evil omen TOR o days
pleasure, but az noon approached the sun shown
iortn and an invigorating breeze sprung up, which
continued during the day. Yesterday being the first
day OF the meeting admission was free,
ana, anu, consequently truly democratic sprink-
ing was observable among the patrons
OF the turf Unlike previous occasions, the
directors OF the society deemed 1t prudent to devote
the first day to making exhaustive preparations for
harmonious action throughout and accordingly
nothing OF formal nature connected with the pro-
gramme was transacted except general parade at
three O'Clock In the afternoon Of all horses on ex-
hlbiton, which was q very varied attraction, some
or the crack" horses OF this and other states form
ing part or the cavacade. Mr.. J0syn, OF Connectl-
cut, showed nine handsome trotters and Mr.. George
hedden, OF Morrstown, tour. The display Of agri-
cultural implements Is extensive. The fruit, floral
and laenes' fancy work department VIII not be rep
resented I'LL this morning. The track was in excel
lent condition yesterday, and everything looked
promising very interesting programme IL an
nounced for to-day,
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CITY ISTELLIGENCE.

THE wEATHsH.-The following record will show
the changes In the temperature for the past twenty
four hours, In comparison with the corresponding
day OF last year. indicated by the thermometer a
Hudnuts pharmacy HERALD building, Broadway,
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our NEW MINISTER TO TINE SANDWICH ISLANDS,.
CHARLEsTowN. N

CHARLEsTOwN, Mass June J, 1859.
Mr.. Henry A. Perce, our new Minister TO the
Sandwich Islands, received his instructions from the
State Department this morning, and this afternoon
left the city BY way Of the Boston and Albany Rail-
road for san Francisco by way Of the Pacific Rail-
road. Mr.. Peirce formerly resided OF the islands,
and his appointment Ia regarded a. excellent one.
as he is well qualified for the ONCE. understanding
Its duties and the people.
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Average temperature for corresponding day last
year. ..0SA
YELLOW FEvER-The yellow fever has made Its
enirv IN this mort on board the bark Ernest Benno'
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The campaign in Tennessee opened in earnest In
Nashville on the 9Th. Stokes and Scnter both de-
fined their positions third candidate Is spoken
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

IyonOrahIy Discharged.
Before Commissioner Belts
In the matter OF Moses +. Crasto, charged by John
Percy with failing to make full and correct state
uent Of his debts his schedule in bankruptcy, an
examination was held. The charge was at once
shown to be groundless, and the Commissioners
honOrably discharged Mr. Crasto.
Charge Of bfutiny.
Before Commissioner osborn.
The United States ps. John Sdaders.-The accused
10 charged with mutiny on board the ship Asa
Eldrdge and was yesterday brought up for examina-
ton. The testimony OF the captain OF the vessel
James G. Baker went to show that the deienlant
had sailed from Hong Kong for Manila ON his snip
IN the capacity OF seaman, ana on ARRIVAL at the
latter port that he had been promoted u the position
OF third ollcer. On the tn or April, alter several
Cesertions the part of seamen, The captain heard
kniie" on going forward 1ound the
prisoner drawing his knife and making Three
thrusts at seaman named Joe Gonzales,
the last thrust taking erect IN MS abdomen hhict-
ing slight wound: Immediately sent the prisoner
ait, turned him or qqty apd sent hn TO MS room
this was between SIX and eglit O'Clock y. Mi III
eight p. NJ. called all hands aft. having received
an examination and found from The statements Of
seamen who are brought here as witnesses that
there had been disturbances on board.
Witnesses Tor the defence testified on the other
hand, thai they had been On hoard the vessel; had
never had any difficulty on bolrd, and mad never
seen the third mate stab anybody.
The commissioner decided TO hold the accused Tor
trial upon cnarge Of assault with dangerous
weapon. lie was then, in default OF bonds, CON-
nitlCd 10 prison.
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COURT CALEHDARs-TnlS DAY.

CITY CoURT.-Nos. II, 27, SO, SO, Al, 42, 43, "A,
46, a, As, 90, 81, 81, SO, "a, SO. 81.
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The Receiver Of the Farmers and Citizens
National Bank In Court-5uit ON Note
Held by the Bank.
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NEW YORK CITY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Return OF process and order OF condemnation
was made this morning in the following case;-
The United States w. Five Barrels OF Distilled
Spirits, found AT 81 Beaver street.
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