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mails possess more speed than any In the State. II
10 expected that there win he large c0ncousse OF
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, g
lfI bers Of RICHMOND LODGE, No. 10, XX
are requested to meet at their hall on Frank-JV\
lin stree; on THIS Tuesday EVENING Mt ]
O'Clock. Election OF officers win take place.
BY order of the w. NJ.
JAMES f. RIDDICK, Secretary.
June l. a. L. 53Gg, A. ID. 1889. je LIS
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Cash receipts for the year ending February,
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TITY CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE.
~ Il meeting of the CITY CONSERVATIVE
COMMITTEE will be held ut 5 O'Clock on TUES
DAY EVENING NEXT, June lst.
The 1Icnrico county Conservative Committee arc
requested TO be present.
my .9-tdm z. G. COGHLAN, Secretary.
Y'HE MBERS OF SCHILLER
4 LODGE. No. l39, /. .. o. F., are hereby re-
dtIcstcd to attend called meeting on TUESDAY
EVENING, June lst, at O'Clock precisely.
PHILIP BERGHE1MER,
my % 1t Secretary,
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WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.


FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT-An inquest was held
at West MOrrlsan'a by Coroner Bathgate yesterday,
touching the death OF German named Jourdan
Winner, who was run over by New Haven train
on the previous afternoon The deceased, 1t ap-
pears, while walking on the down track near Mott
Haven crossed to the opposite rails in order to get
out OF the way of Harlem freight train. when the
first mentioned train bound East, struck him,
causing injuries which resulted in his death about
two hours afterwards. verdict Of accidental
death" was returned. Deceased was about fifty
years OF age and leaves family.
ALLEGED FELONIOUs AssAULT.-A man named
Norris Dunn was arraigned before Justice DonOhoe,
at Yonkers, yesterday, accused on the oath of Ed
ward Wynne Of having assaulted him in o barbar-
ous manner. The complainant appeared in court
with his face and head bound up. and presented a
woeful illustration OF mans inhumanity to man.
An ancient grudge lead to the assault, in which
Wynne's frontispiece was triturated with stones
into a caricature Of his former SELF The accused
waived examination, and gave security In the sum
OF $1,000 to answer at the next Court Of Sessions
The New York herald., 1869-06-24
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey Civ.

Jersey City.
AN INFANT FOUND DROwNED.-Yesterda the body
OF female infant was found floating in the water
the slip OF the Cortlandt street ferry Coroner
Warren was notified. ana inquest viii be held TO-
day. The child has probably been murd cred.
THREE YOUTHFUL ROBBERS, named respectively
Joseph Mulrain, Eugene Sullivan and Luke Lansey
aged ten years each, were arrested by officer Foley
yesterday for entering the store of Mr. Farrier and
stealing therefrom two boxes of wax tapers and
Hoa es ynSs ne ness me %
OF The persons IN charge OF the stores, while the
third secured some booty. They are held for trial.
INSULTING FEMALEs.-A young man, thirty five
gears OF age. arrested yesterday afternoon for
abusing two young ladies while crossing on one of
the ferryboats to Jersey City, The indignant females
reported the matter to o policeman and had the
alleged Ofender conveyed TO the police station.
Here he was locked up for the night TO await trial
before the Recorder to-day. The complainants gave
their names as Sarah and Ellen Tyrell residing at
No. II Cottage street. Hudson City.
SANITARY CONDITION OF THE CIrY.-Owing TO
the numerous complaints Of the city physicians
against the poisonous vap0rs necessarily arising
from vast heaps Of garbage accumulated at the Gen.
tral Railroad depot, the Corporation Attorney has
been ordered to prosecute the railroad company for
such an outrage on the residents OF Jersey City.
Many diseases are contracted from the Odors coming
from the depot and to those living in that vicinity
the stencil Is often intOerable The peoples ndlg-
nation ranges high at the present time.
Weehawken.
DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT MANsLAUGHTER.--On
Tuesday night Mr.. John Terry, the superintendent
of the far-famed N Weehawken ferry, was set upon
by some individual and beaten in a terrible manner.
His assaiIant drew forth large knife and endeav-
ored to stab him. but Terry struggled fercely for
his life that ne prevented his antagonist from effect
ing such purpose. The assallant then withdrew.
Yesterday Terry appeared before Justice McAnally,
OF Jersey City, and procured warrant for the arrest
OF one William Gardner, whom he charged as being
the man who attempted his life Gardner will prob
ably come to grief il the allegations be correct.
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POWERS Of COURTS MARTIAL.
Opinion Of the Attorney General with Regard
to the Powers Of Courts Martial.

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off"h or inh Sv nLIvhn IN ,s SENanA- Saaa-
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fRASkLrS TOWNSEND, AdJutant General
=, Sih-ine papeIs ieieifeu w me Hom your omce
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rIom .ue paPeIs pI.ssneu , ~ appeais ,ne consu-
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agains, tne iederai laws Eacn s,ate Is at liberty
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nSna,sad casas a,,s,s,. ii seH III, a'o eAp.essy
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t,n,s ~ ,eace NY WV" WV "'''eN' vi "onsieSS III
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t,mes he .rne,, ma NJ, raa,s =. az
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If there he an aenart,aena ~ tho oor.xn,..,, a.,
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The New York herald., 1869-06-24
HUDSON.

HORSE THIEVES AROrSD.-The stable Of Mr..
Nicholas Feathery, Of Schodack, was entered last
night, and q pair Of horses, valued at $780, were
stolen, also SCI OF double harness. The thieves
then proceeded to the stable OF william Drake
where they harnessed up the team TO u square box
business wagon, stole buffalo robe and left.
AN INSANE WANDERER.-An Insane woman CIV
ing her name as sylvia J. Pease, was taken up wan
dering on the road mile from Hudson, on Tuesday
night, and lodged IN Jail for safe keeping. She is
evidently ABOUT thlrty-nve years OF age, has gray
hair, side Of which has been or and is thinly
Clad and, from all appearances, has escaped from
some poorhouse.
FATAL ACCIDENTS ON THE Boston AND ALBANY
RAILRoAD.-George Barnes, brakeman on the
Boston and Albany Railroad, was killed almost In
stantly at Chatham Four Corners yesterday after-
noon while in the act OF coupling cars Dennis
Conroy, track hand employed on the Boston and
Albany Railroad was instantly killed at Pittsheld on
Tuesday afternoon 10y switch engine running over
him, completely severing his body and mangling 1t
IN horrible manner. He was twenty eignt years
OF age, and was unmarried.
The New York herald., 1869-06-24
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.-A servant girl,
Catharine Brown, employed by Mrs. Mary Mcwil-
liams, Front street. was charged with stealing $45
worth OF clothing from her employer She was com.
mitted upon examination before Justice Welch ana
was held TO await the action of the Grand Jury.
FUNERAL RoGUERY.-A gold watch and chain
valued at $780, were stolen from lady who was at
tending funeral services at the Rev. Mr.. Enyard's
church. Cermont avenue, on Tuesday afternoon.
The thief escaped and the police give the case up
as bad job, so far as the chances OF his detection
go.
BURGLARY.-The residence Of Mr.. c. Fl. Paul, No.
196 Henry street, was entered on Saturday last by
thieves during the absence Of the family who are In
the country and robbed OF clothing, silver plate,
&c, TO the total value OF about 5000. The robbery
was discovered by Mr.. Paul on Tuesday last upon
his return to Brooklyn. The police have some trace
OF the rogues and their arrest 1t is expected, Will
shortly be erected.
THE GAS FRAUD CAsE-From recent indications
and developments brought about, attendant upon
the arrest Of the two German gas operators, Louis
Meyer and Arnold Louis, 1t would appear that the
gas companies have been more sinned against than
SHINING; that the corporations engaged III the manu-
facture and supply OF gasllght have been subjected
10 a system OF fraud at the hands OF q few SharpS
and ready-witted consumers, in which they have
been muicted to an extent quite serious, II Is be-
lieved, though difficult to ascertain exactly.
The parties arrested are now awaiting the action
OF the Grand Jury Among the instances recorded
Of fraud perpetrated IS one which is 10 evidence
against the accused, where the bellows OF very
large gas meter was perforated no less than seven
for the consumer and loss OF seventy per cent 10
the Brooklyn Gas Company, from whom the meter
was supplied Various other instances OF the KIND
VIII be brought before the Grand Jury, and as lew
have turned states evidence perfect understand
ING will be had upon this ingenious trick.
The New York herald., 1869-06-24

Terminer bsd in thu Cour House. city OF Brooklyn
day Of June is6a Present A. b. Tappen, j. and
associate Justices Voorhies and Hoyt ,..... -,
having made before US Tor the dischsrge
bail In Henry Jeannot and appearing 70 us ns
sad Henry had been held under commitment
by police in the city Of Brooklyn upon charge
of burglary that the said Henry Jeannot had pesn
bailed 10 answer any indictment which might oe
found against him by the Grand Jury OF the county OF
KINGS and appearing that the papers In the case OF
the said Henry eanno, and witnesses also had been pro
the Grand jury that after full consdera
ton they had 10 lind bill against the said Henry
eannoi Now. hearing John ID. Townsend, OF codnse
for the said Henry Jeannot and OF his ball. and Samuel d.
Norris District Attorney of kings county appearing In be-
half people of the OF New York and consentng
thereto ordered thai said bail for the said Henry
the said Henry Jeanno be allowed
go free that the order that effect be entered with
the CLERK OF this court.
Respectfully yours HENRY JEANNOT,
No. 81 Willow place, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1869-06-24
A MAIL ROBBER.
A Clerk Caught Tearing Open the Letters
Letters Destroyed by the Score.

Clerk Caught Tearing Open the Letters
Letters Destroyed by the Score.
There has been much complaint or late from peo-
pie having business with the Brooklyn Post Ofce
that letters sent reached their destination,
and that letters they should have received never
came 10 hand. Yesterday morning the mystery
was at leas. partially solved by the ar
rest OF young man about twenty-seven
years Of age, answering to the name Of Eugene b.
Tunison. Probably the history Of crime can furnish
better Illustration Of the utter recklesness which
will take possession OF man after the novelty OF
wrongdoing has worn OF. 1t Will be seen that this
young man robbed by the wholesale. and that with
out taking the most ordinary precautions against
detection.
In November, 1867, Tunison was given a position
clerk IN me Post 0e o the Of Mr.
obtained he held till his arrest yesterday. His duties
were the asserting OF letters from seven O'Clock TIL
nine in the morning and the remainder OF the day
selling stamps at the window In January last Just
after he had left the water closet porter connected
that examination showed to have been unlawfuy
taken from the office. The circumstance excited
6u netting aner S ,S until the
on that day about thirty more letters were
found IN the same place immediately aiier
AT this stage OF affairs the case was given
to Mr. James Gayler the Special Agent OF the POST
mediatels set upon Tunison and his every move
ment while on duty was closely watched He was
seen Yesterday morning 70 enter the water closet,
and while there, it was discovered that he had
pocket full OF letters which he was rapidly breaking
open, and as fast as he discovered the contents
dropping the envelopes into the basin OF the closet.
While thus engaged he was suddenly surprised by
the intrusion OF Mr.. Gayer, VINO was cognizant OF
his movements at the time, and arrested on war
rant previously issued by Commissioner Jones on
motion OF Assistant District Attorney PARIS.
When taken before the Commissioner Tunl-
admitted his guilt and he was
placed IN custody OF the Marshal until suca time as
ne could consult with his friends and counsel II he
should think 1t proper TO put In any defence.
Among the articles found In his possession was
money order for six dollars. On going to his board
ing house aud searching his trunk box Of jewelry
was found on which was the name and address OF
well known Jeweler OF Brooklyn. The box was
taken 10 the leweler IN question, and he recognized
II at once as box which he had mailed on Monday
last to his brother in Rio Janeiro. The stamps with
which the postage was paid were bought OF Tunison.
box with stamps upon II, which had contained
CAKE, also found in Tunson's possession. About
sixty letters that had been broken open were found
slowed an out OF the way place In the Post Once
The New York herald., 1869-06-24
SETON HALL COLLEGE.

Thirteenth Annual Commencement mt Seton
Hall College, south Orange, n. J.-Address
10 the Graduates.
Delightfully."- situated In .the midst Of well kept
grounds IN full view OF the splendid range OF Orange
Mountains Of which East Jerseymen are 50 Justly
proud and within the boundaries OF the village OF
South orange, ~ j., is Seton Hall College, Of the
leading Catholic educational institutions OF the
country. Yesterday the thirteenth annual com.
mencement OF the college took place, and, AZ usual
was a source OF much enthusiastic excitement, not
alone TO the students, but their friends and relatives
as well a. the entire college faculty. II has long
been source OF perplexity, 70 even cocgians, why
these occasions should be termed commandments,
when In reality they are the winding up OF the
academic year and the ending Of collegiate re-
straints and duties. II may be that they are termed
.'commencements' forasmuch as, with the close OF
study, the graduating class 20 forth into the world
and ''commence, the battle OF life. However that
may be, yesterday was sCommencementldsy at Seton
Hall College, and q very interesting lt was,
The exercises took place in the pretty little chapel
which adjoIns the college building. The interior,
especially the altar, was tastefully trimmed with
flowers and evergreen fcstoons. The attendance,
though large was by no means as numerous as on
former OCCASIONS stll the seats In the chapel were
comfortably nlied. Quite a large percentage OF
those present were ladies' whose bright faces and
charming costumes lent small share Of interest
the occasion. About eleven O'Clock the visiting
clergy. consisting OF the Right Rev. Bishop Bayley,
OF Newark, n. j.. Rev. Father u. u. Doane,
Vicar General; Rev. Bishop McQuaId, OF Rochester,
". Y, and q large number OF other Catholic
divnes, were escorted toshe sanctuary by the Very
Rev. NJ. A. Corrgan, ID. D.. President Of the College,
aud assigned seats. The Uembers Of the graduating
The New York herald., 1869-06-24
WsGs COUNTY BOARD Of SUPERVISORS.

The Kings County Board OF Supervisors met yes
terday afternoon at the Lunatc Asyum at Flatbush,
Supervisor Osborne In the chair. The principal OBJ
jecti meeting at Flatbush was TO inspect the i'm.
provements which have recently been made on some
OF the county buildings. The new wing which has
Just been put upon the Lunatic Asylum was consid-
cred by tue Board 70 be one OF the best improvements
winch has yet been made. The lunatlcs appear to
be on tue increase, and II was found necessary to
make this addition IN order to accommodate them.
A communication was received from the STATE Tax
Assessors asking that committee be appointed to
confer with them upon the subject Of equaizing the
taxes IN Kings county. special committee, con-
slsnR OF the President OF the Board OF SUPERVISORS
Crooke. Little and others was appointed, and Will
confer With the Board Of Assessors. The Board then
adjourned.
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secures the right in all in which it has hereto
fore been used.
II was never In use before since the adoption OF
the constitution In cases like this.
Courts martial were IN use means OF enforcing
discipline IN the militia, by summary punishment OF
denquents, long before the adoption OF the const-
tuition. The provision apphes only 10 cases OF trials
OF Issues OF fact IN civil criminal proceedings IN
the courts OF justice.
The general form Of the warrant for the collection
ficient and IN compliance with the law. When such
warrant recites the facts Of the real accusation with
certainty as to time and place and the nature OF the
delinquency, within the law, such warrant Ia valid
Tor the execution OF the Judgment OF the court mar
al, when such court Is regularly and legally held
Respectfully submitted.
M. b. CHAMPLAIN, Attorney General
The New York herald., 1869-06-24
REAL ESTATE MATTERS

The sale of the Hamilton Park property, advertised
to take place yesterday, was the feature Of the
ket but owing to the unfavorable appearance Of the
weather, rain being threatened and the ground res
tainlng good deal Of the previous days. ram, 1t
deemed advisable to postpone 1t until Friday, the
25th inst, when, If circumstances of more
pcious nature, the proposition will be started to.
make another of these delightful trips by land and
water around and through that lovely region Of
Staten Island in the neighorhbo0d Of New Brighton
and Port Richmond.
The following sale OF Isip Q. I.) lots were made
yesterday by Johnson h Miller on the grOund:-
The New York herald., 1869-06-24
SuPneNs CnunI-cRClIlr
stolen Bonds in Court-Action 10 Recover
$1,000.
Before Judge Tapp

belore JuuSe ldppeu.
george W. Welch rS. Russel Sdge.-ln April 1866,
three bonds for $1,000 each, with coupons attached,
Issued by the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad Com
pany, belonging 10 Mr. Richard Ralph, who had
placed them for safe keeping In the custody of the
Montauk Fire Insurance Company OF BROOKLYN.
were stolen by burglars VINO broke into the onice OF
the insurance company. The plainun in this action
claims TO have purchased these bonds in June OF last
year from man by the name OF Clinton, and on the
day following he took them to the defendant, a
broSer, 70 have them sold Defendant had learned
Into his possession ne informed Ralph OF the fact
and The latter at once commenced an action In the
superior Court for their recovery and he succeeded
In obtaining them not long afterwards This action
was brought to recover $4,000 as damages the al
legged wrongful detention OF the bonds. Verdict not
rendered.
The New York herald., 1869-06-24
SUPREME CCUAT-sPscIAl TERN.

BY Judge Gilbert.

BY Judge Gilbert
John III. Richards ct al. rs. Jonathan Stanton.-
There must be a decree adjudging that defendant
holds the premises upon the trust for the plaintiffs
sei forth in the original answer, and for the usual
accounting in such All questions OF and
all other questions reserved until such account
Ing shall have been had
AqIses None et al. Is. John Nicholson et dL-Order
granted as amended.
EttcaTd Brodertck Us. Patrick CampoeU-Case set
tied.
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OYER AND TtRMIHtn.
The $4,000 safe Robbcry-The Bail Ds-
charged.

To TIE EniroR or ruE HERALD
on the 10th Of Apr last was arrested upon the
application OF Wheeler Parsons o., Of the city
OF Brooklyn, upon charge preferred against me
before MI Justice Cornwell with being concerned,
IN connection with Gustaye Kindt In the robbery OF
some tl7ooO worth Of watch cases and iewelry from
Tue sale IN Their establishment on tile night Of the
3ist OF Decemoer 1868. Your journal, with others,
placed me before the community I'm The LIGHT of a
criminal OF the darkest dye As had peen in The
employ OF the brm nearly three years prior to this
pT0ach, respectfully ask you 10 give publicity TO
This IN connection with the following or,,eT of
The court - that until have proved myself before
Jury ennrey worthy OF respect, may be enabled.
az least 20 try and obtain livelihood.
SUPREME Court, KINGS CoUSTy.-Th PefJ, a, IA.
S@s ss~ i~k s- Hgy ysansot tts Coyt of Oyer aud
The New York herald., 1869-06-24
R9NDGUr.

NAN DRowNED.-The body OF George Smith, a
deck hand on the steamer Baltic, was found in the
river at Rondout yesterday. He passed on board
the Baltic Saturday night In an intOxica cOndi-
tion and falling asleep on the deck, rolled into the
river and was drowned