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The New York herald., 1870-04-05
NEW JERSEY STATE PRISOy.

Pardon and Discharge Of Twelve Prisoners
Their Crimes and the Terms of their Sen.
tences.
New Jersey state Prison at Trenton, yesterday
the Court OF Errors:-
year, october 27, 1862 Crime, grand larceny.
John X. Caldwell, committed for assault and bat
terry for term OF three years. 10th September 1867
Edward A. CrOssman, Essex county committed
James Bell, Hudson county, committed for six
months, February II. 1870. Crime, receiving stolen
goods.
Charles Foley, Hudson county, committed for nve
years October 80, 1886. Crlnle robbery.
George D. Morton, Hudson county, committed for
two years. September l3, 1869. Crime, obtaining
Archibald Todd Essex county, committed for
one year, November 8. 1869. Crime grand Larceny.
Eugene Buckley, Morris county, committed for
| two years and seven months, February 19, 1862
Crime, breaking ana entering.
James V. Heater, Sussex county, committed
for three years, september IL, 1858. Crime, misde
! meanOr.
Andrew Melburn, Essex county, committed for
two years, September ID, 1858. Crime, assault and
battery.
william C. Petit, Essex county, committed Tor
grand larceny June 9, 1885. Term, five years.
Thomas T.. LOrain Hudson county, committed for
one year, November s, 1862 Crime, grand larceny.
The released culprts were eacn provided with q
new outfit. together with some money to deiray
their expenses homeward, and all went their way
rejoicing, and probably determined to keep beyond
the OF Jersey justice Tor the time 70 come. 1t
IS but fair to state, however tnat allwthOut soil
tary exception-seemed to have been satisfied with
their general treatment during the period OF their
Incarceration. OF Mr. Henni0n, the keeper, ana OF
other prison officials, they sneak very fayorably,
ness and attention that good order and strict dis.
cipline would permit
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POLITICAL NOTES AND OBSERVATIONS.

Ohio Republican State Convention will be held In
Columbus, August 10.
The republicans Of the Tenth (Ohio) dis trict have
nominated +. NJ Peck, OF Toledo, for Congress vice
Hoag deceased The democratic candidate is w.
ID. Hill, of Defauce. Hill Is said to be defiant re-
pudator.
The Citizens Association In Jacksonville. Fla,
has been dissolved. Cause-want OF the cohesive
power OF public plunder.
Kemp p. Battle, Of Raleigh, is proposed as can
didate for Attorney General OF North Carolina.
One OF the representatives elect, OF Keene, in the
New Hampshire Legislature IS '.Long Jim Wilson, -
who, forty-fve years ago. was elected TO the same
office by the voters OF Keene. He was also dis
tngulshed as a member OF Congress during General
TaylOr's administration.
oregon election in June. The democrats faver re.
pudaton.
Hon. ]. B. Beck, OF Kentucky has written letter
declining to be candidate for reelection to Con.
gresa He was formerly, we believe, law partner
with General J. G. Brecknridge.
The Raleigh IN. C.) Sentinel heads a political
leader, '.Governor Holden and Tom Cats Broke from
Sucking Eggs" What all this has to do with poll.
tics In Jne "Old Tar Staten 1t ia dcult to imagine.
There has, however been great deal Of political
caterwauling there FOR some time, and 1t Ia hard
to tell who has done the most scratching and back
biting; but as the old negress said, when speaking
Of the radical carpet-baggers They're all alike,
all alike. Every one on em VIII suck aigs"
G. G. Washburn announces that he will not be a
candidate for election to Congress from the Sixth
Wisconsin district VIII he o4 candidate from
another district or Is 1t possible that he, Wash.
burn, is 'going back" On politics2
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

There Is nothing new IN the local market to notice.
NO sales were made yesterday at the Exchange,
the room beng occupied Dy public meeting called
to give expression to the feeling Of opposition on
the part Of the real estate men Of this city the
proposed changes In the Park management incor.
porated in the new Charter. report OF this meet
Ing will be found elsewhere.
Arthur BeIlany reported the sale last week OF the
four story brown stone store No. 294 Broadway for
$3.50, 00O also two brown stone houses Ill and III
Forty ninth street. each S3l, 600.
The sales Of real estate have been very small on
Long Island during the past week. The agents CON-
plain OF The very high prices which holders OF real
estate place upon their property and say that they
continue to add such percentage TO It's real value
tDat visitors 10 the towns speculation refuse to
examine either lots or buildings. The following
late sales arc reported-
Newtown-John Meeks to, Robert MeeKs two acres
for $4,000.
Hempstead-Johu Mollineaux to Mott Wood,
seventy acres for $6.500
Jamaica-Patrick McMenony to william F. Ash
man, twenty acres for &c. 800. Sarah Jane Howell to
Frederick Mayer, four lots for $500.
North Hampstead Stephen B. Corse to George B.
Kramer, ten acres for $1,000
Long Island City-J0hn Harris to James Harris
two lots for $4,000.
Hunters Point-Charles Stephens to Mr.. Strong
two lots, with buildings, $4,000,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. C0rwin to Samuel Brown,
forty acres for $4,000.
Greenp0rt-David Virgins to william II. Conklin
one lot, with buildings, Tor 81, 600.
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BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.


Mayor Kalbnelsch sent communication to the
Board OF Aldermen yesterday, saying that he re.
greted exceedingly rnat no attention had been paid
to the subject OF issuing city bonds for the payment
OF local improvements, to which he had called their
attention in his annual message. He was convinced
that the interests Of the city would be best subserved
by very radical change in the law under which
proceedings for local improvements are had. The
issue OF these bonds should be miJed In 1851 bonds
amounting TO s82 to pay for the grading and paw
ing OF Fifteenth street. from Hamilton avenue to the
city line were issued Nearly thirty Thousand dollars
OF the assessment laid to reimburse the ciX remain
uncoliected The Mayor also referred tt several
other cases Of the same kind. The present mode OF
providing the means OF paying expenses incurred by
the city for local Improvements was also obectlona
bic. lie hoped the matter would be referred 10
committee without delay so that II II should De
deemed advisable they might at once apply to the
Legislature for arepea OF the law directing the issue
or assessment bonds for local improvements or TO so
amend the law as to prevent the ultimate loss
by the city at large OF the expenses incurred for the
improvements. The matter was referred TO the
Committee on the Mayors Message, as that COM
mlttee had not as yet reported upon the document.
The Common Council committee submitted their
report yesterday relative TO their investigation OF the
charges made against the Street commissioner Of
paying more for gas lanterns for the city tnan they
could be purchased for by contract. Ihey reported
that witnesses had been summoned before them,
but no evidence was adduoed TO show that the
Street Commissioner had paid III excess OF the work.
A resolution attached TO the report fully eX0ne-
rating the Street Commissioner, and also TO the
erect that he was in nowise deserving OF censure.
Aldermen WHITING moved that the matter De
LAID over for one week. from the fact as he claimed,
that a fair investigation OF the case had not been
made. IL mad been asserted by the chairman OF tue
committee mat his appointment on the committee
was FOR the purpose or taking care OF a
good democrat. He commended that they had failed
to investigate the case fully as they ought 70 have
done ana the report OF the committee was merely
u piece OF whlteWash.
Alter lengthy discussion the report OF the COM
mittee was adopted by a vote OF Is to 4.
The contract for printing the minutes OF the Com
mon Council was awarded TO l.. Darbee at eighty
lve cents per page.
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RURAL BALLOT BOX SUFFERS.

Great Fraud Uuearfhed-The Repeating
and Counting Out Process-WhO Did Its
On Saturday night last the democracy Of JAMAICA
Long Island held very large meeting for the
purpose OF nominating town officers. 1t was bat
tie OF the citizens against the roughs, as was as
serted by several prominent cltzens. When the
meeting was called to order an endeavor was
made to elect John 0'Donneli as chairman;
but the rowdy element prevailed, and Michael
Sammon was chosen. When some prelimi-
nary business had been transacted man named
James Mclaughlin 1nau gurated fight by striking a
young man named Warner. This caused much
Indignation, and tire citizens resolved TO defend
their rights. The light was continued for some
time, and broke out alternately with IN nch fierce
ness. When the ballots for Collector and Justice OF
the Peace had been cast they were taken from the
room and counted, and the result announced was
that Scott X. Sherwood mad been chosen for
Justice ana Silas Carlnan for Collector. 1t
was generally believed that fraud had been p9rpe.
trated. When the ballots had been counted they
were placed in one corner OF the room and after
wards secured by some OF the c1tizens They were
again counted and, for Justice, william Magee was
found to have 1O2, Scott X. Sherwood So, and Sea-
man FosdlcK 81. The result returned by the can
yassers gave Sherwood l31. In the case OF collector
the canvassers gave Remsen 14l and Carman 146,
while the second count gave Renisen l39 ana Car
man 10l Remsen and Magce are stump candidates.
IL Is believed that there is fraud some where
Investigation Is to be had.
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Gun COMMON SCHOOL SYSTEM.

Nav, ycrL CIV Educating New York State
who Pays the school Tax and Who Con-
suu,e~ It--Some Iatcrcsfiag kacts-Acsi0n 0f
rho Legislature.
The Committee on Public Education o, the Assem-
bly, have MADE report reference to repeating the
act OF 1859, which gives twenty per cent OF the
excise moneys TO schools In the city Of New York
for educating children not provided for in the pub.
lie schools.
The report, among other things, says that all the
counties Of the state, with the exception Of New
York. westchester, Kings and Columbia are draw
ing more money from the school fund than they are
paying INTO lt--in other words that the four
counties referred to are partially supporting
all tue common schools IN the remainder
their own. This statement is accompanied
with interesting statistics demonstrating the fact
the common school tax which provides that II shall
be levied on the valuation or real and personal
attendance In the common schools Of each county.
The committee are Of opinion that each county
should support its common schools, and In accord.
ance Herewith have recommended the passage Of
the following act:-
sEc2 No county the State shall be required under any
INTO the "a the 20 O
mon .choo' greater sum than Is appropriated to by law
s S ns school IA. Tor the
These representatives Of the rural districts, who
nave SO often tselr sympathy dor tne tsx
by advocating ana securing the passage OF this act:
We commend the attention OF the Legislature and
the people OF this state the annexed exhibit taken
nom the report Of the Board Of Education for the
year 1868 1t will show wnat the county OF New
York done for the education Of children in other
parts Of the Sate:-AmOunt OF State school tax paid
by the county Of New YORK since the year 1854 was
16S 1859 a.: the amount apportioned by the state
to the county for the period was 236 6S1 &C.
amount retained by the Stale to be distributed
among other counties ST. 2esl Az 49, add TO tins
the amount retained by the State and distributed
among other counties in 1869 and IL Will show thai
S. 0000 about one-nalf OF the whole State
school tax levied In this city since 1854 has been de
voted TO the education Of the children Of the rural
districts,
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OPPOSITION TO WOODEN PiVEMEsTs.
Meeting of Property Owners In the Seven
teenth Ward Last Night.


Meeting Of Property Owners In the Seven
teenth Ward Last Night.
Quite a large meeting Of property holders on
Filth and East Fourth streets, east OF the BOwery
was held last evening at No. 414 Fifth street.
Mr.. J. 4. Becker presided, and John Shaefer acted
secretary. The chairman reported that he had had
an interview with prominent law firm OF the CITY,
who after investigating the matter, advised that
there was hardly any doubt Of success In
the courts by injunction preventing the laying
the "RoDbins preserved wood pavement" In the
streets named. 1t appears that the company which
owns this patent was chiefly under the control OF
Mr. WIlam "A. Darling the great gun or the Third
Avenue Railroad Company. Money TO detray the
expenses OF the "pavement war; came IN literally,
The Germans sdrprtsing themselves by their unusual
generosity. Mr. Ferdinand Traut reporLed that on
behalf OF this organization he had had interviews with
several other similar organizations III the city, who
were all willing TO join hands to oppose the
wooden pavements, those OF Fifth avenue
tage HE present situation OF parties IN the Legsa
ture, ana hoped to succeed in adding an amend
majority of real estate on any street must
consent before any new pavement can be laid. Mr.
Traat also reported that assurances were given by
memoers of the Uroton Department that the Board
would not be tn any hurry to conclude contracts for
these pavenents to give the ciIlzens time Tor ther
opposition, and also tnat the proposed contracts
were so made as to give the whole power 10 the con-
tractor to do exactly as ne pleased. and
by these other organizations said that there
was an equal chance for and against
success. Hard words were used against the
Common Council, OF which "swindlers" and ''scoun-
drels" were among the more polite, and It was
agreed TO resist their reelection at all hazards,
snce II the present plans OF these men were to sue
ceed real estate owners might just as well sell out
ana remove from the city. committee Of nve was
appointed TO meet with property holders on First
avenue and to cali q mass meeting OF the owners on
Fourth and Fifth streets. An executive committee
OF nine was given power to engage counsel and
Obtain An injunction as soon as . move Is made TO
begin TO lay the pavement. After some further con-
versatiOn the meeting ADJOURNED
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THE LAWS DELAY IN JERSEY.

On the 10th Of last December shocking drowning
accident took place in the Passaic ryer at Newark,
N. j.. whereby five workmen were downed. One Of
these was young, single man named Timothy Grlf-
lin, resident OF pittsDurg. Pa. who was engaged
to be married TO q young maiden Of that place,
named Julia O'Donnell. His effects were taken
charge Of first by bogus relative and afterwards by
the Newark authorities, In whose possession they
now sister Of the deceased, one Mrs. Johanna
SDeehan, Of South Newmarket N. H., mas visited
Newark four times and spent some sixty dollars IN
the endeavor to secure her brothers efects, proba
bly, intrinsiCally not worth half that amount
Though she has sworn statements certifying VINO
she Is tne authorities decline handing over the prop
erty until she produces some one who can vouch for
her relationship 10 the decreased.
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Steamship City Of Cork (Br), Alen Liverpool via Hail.
fax-John [; Dale.
Steamship Hammonia NG). Meier, Hamburg via Plymouth
and Cherbourg-Kunhardt& Co.
Steamship Lousburg Dale, Mobile via Fortress Monroe
and Ship Island--Florida Railroad Co.
Steamship Chesapeake Bragg. Portland-J Ames
Ship Cutivator, Russell, Liverpool-Wlliams & Guion.
Bark Mary Lee {Br Robinson, Gloucester Arkeit Tufts
Brig Sheperdess Br), Penwi Gibraltar for ordsrs-G
Buley.
Brig r Chesiey (Br) Phinney, st Thomas-Heney
Parker.
Brig Myronus. Higgins. Cardenas- u Henry 4 Co.
Brig MIC Mac (Br Strum, Lunenburg-Hatton, Watson 4
Co.
Brig Abby Ellen, Orcutt, savannah-Bentley, Miller
Thomas.
Schr Eveline Pierce, Barbados-D Trowhridge l. Co.
Schr Hawkins Wyatt, Charleston-N L McCrsady
Co.
schr NJ Richards, Irving, Wilmngton-E Hurlbut 4
Co.
Schr A Holton, Gordon, Newbern--J L Davis
Co.
Schr Wines, Hu,se, Baltimore Baker Dayton.
Schr Rattler, Bearse, Salern-J A Stetsou & Co.
Steamer Mara, Grumy, Philadelphia.
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ALLEGED MALPRACTICE.

For a few days past James O'Nei man thirty.
1ve years Of age, has been sick at his residence In
lGlst street, near Tenth avenue. He was attended
by Dr. Bronson, who 1t Is alleged, prescribed dose
Of morphine Tor his patient, and as ONel died on
Sunday evening 1t was surmised the poisonous
dose might have hastened death. DR.. Frothinghafn
II Is alleged questioned DeBronson in regard to the
matter but receiving no satisfactory explanation
had his suspicious aroused and he communicated
them TO others. Coroner Rollins was accordingly
notified to make an investigation, and DR.. John
Beach VIII hold a post-m0rtem examination on the
body. Deceased was q native OF ireland.
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shipping Notes.

Notwithstanding the exceeding ncIemency Of the weather
yesterday business along the East river lively
aspect gratifying t. shippers generally The fruit trade
particularly brisk, and long lines OF wagons
anxious for chances deal with the Wholesale merchants
could be the Fulton ferry from early the
ing until late in the afternoon. The rush jabberns OF
the licensed dealers such times instructive not enter
taning.
The General Transatlantic Company's steamship Vile de
Paris which arrived at this port yesterday be chronced
with another quick passage Her was bu, few
less than nine days.
Owing 70 the continued sasery storm several ssanahIpp
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
ORDINATION IN BROOKLYN.

Thomas n. Westrup OF Monterey, Mexico, was
ordained minister Of the Gospel last evening at
the Strong place Baptist church, Brooklyn. Mr..
Westrup has resided for the past eighteen years at
Monterey, and for the past three years has been
laooring as missionary or the Baptist Churcn in
that country the result Of his abors being the esab
ishment Of seven churches there. He will shortly
return to Mexico and resume his good work under
the auspices OF the American Baptist Home Mission
ary Society.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHT.

HEPOHTED By THE hEhALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship City or Antwerp (Br, Lcch Liverpool March
a. and Queenstown 25th with ndsc and sos passen gers
Dale Had variable and eastery weather throughout the
Steamship Vile De Paris r surmont, Havre March g.
% s m e he a Two a.1.
heavy fog 800 miles from New York; spoke eamshp Man
steamship South Carolina Adkins, Charleston April 8,
with .nase and psssengsrs to II Morgan Co. Had
Steamship Niagara Biakeman Richmond, City Point and
sor0s WIN mdss and pssssnEss to The 0d v Dominion mi
nesat;
ven-vessel to George Howes Co. Had heavy and EsE
% :sS
Winds has been days 70 the westward Of The Banks
with molaases TO Knsman Co. Of Boson-vessel 10
"
Vaps; o. dor was in company with brig Sparkling
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Helen Barnes Bayes, wareham for New York. with
schr Hyens, n.y. Providsnce for New ~ YORK e" '0'A
Schr Ingraham Dickinson, Hartford for Philadelphia
BOUND EAST.
Brig Edwin Allen, Hoboken for Boston.
Brig Giyen Robinson, New York for St John, NIB.
schr 1 Cook, Cook, Virginia for New Haven.
schr L Young. Barrett, Eliaabehgor, for boston
sssr VIM VIM for Ne New London
o Poa0a tSs aDtand
Rss Gops Pam. MoIGsso ssOksS for
s seSr & moo9ken an for New , psfS BedfSra
S5
schr " u Miller, Murch, Newburs for Boston.
ssSr e.
schr Oregon, % Candle, New York for b. Boston. ,"A'
Schr John Lazier Trele.hsn, New YORK for Taunton.
Schr Acken, Hobb,e, New FORK for Stamford.
At anchor in Astoria Cove, bound East
Schr A Simpson, Simpson, Hoboken for Salem.
schr Mail, Holmes, New York for Greenwich
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kkvAl INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. April 4, 1870.
Ensign Thomas A. Debois has been detached from
the Froiic and ordered to torpedo duty at Newport
r. l.; Ensign John j. Robinson from the Ph,ladel.
phia Navy Yard, and ordered to the Colorado: En-
s'gn 2ichard wainwright, from the Hydrographic
ONCE, 10 the Colorado Surgeon W. X. Van Ryker
from the Naval Hospital, at Chelsea, Mass. granted
sick leave; Assistant Paymaster John &. Burnett
from the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing 10 duty
on board the receiving ship vandalia.
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WILD PIGEoNs.-The Charleston West va) Jour-
nal thus describes a pleasant pastime enIoyed on
the Kanawha:--"For the last two or three weeks
wild pigeons by the thousand have been flying over
our town In nortnwesterly direction. Sportsmen
amuse themselves by standing on the high hills and
shooting into the nock while passing, and thus sue
Ceed IN killing large numbers, which bv Inc way,
are Q very pleasant fTuit.'"
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THE FRUIT PRosPECT-C0 ID. G. Richmond,
OF Sandusky, was in The city yesterday lie reports
that the prospect for an abundant fruit crop III
Northern ONO at this time Is very good. Peaches
are not injured, ana other fruits are the same
category. Grapes start out in very good shape
1bf0 ,N6fp .y02k3.6{
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE,

WASHINGTON, April 4. 1870.
Captains 9. o. Hartwell and IL l.. Beck United
States Army. have been assigned to duty as Indian
Agents In Colorado. Captain Beck relieves Captain
". Il. Merrill
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NEW YORK CITY.
The New Port Wardens-Custom House Mat
tsrs-Mysterious and Violent Deaths Tho
Typographical Union-Mayor Hall
Thanked-Corporation Elections
and Miscellaneous Items.

The following record win show the changes IN the
temperature OF the weather for the past twenty
hours IN comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hud.
NUTS pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway, cor
uer OF Ann street,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

v. 6AtGHWOUT Gu,
H. eeppu. % Rt'tsEiz WEEKS Sc s''"' '''
great closing out sale
Silver plated Ware Bronzes, Clocks and Maniel Sets.
marked at and below
The last invoices shall OF choice Paris and Ger
After ls May their sccessors Messrs Ncol Davidson,
wf continue the business at $50 Broadway, near 0rsas
Jones street
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Frederick Paul, who was arrested on the Goth OF
March on charge Of stealing watch and
chain from Joseph Delahanty, of the bark lDra,
was taken before Justice Walsh yesterday ana neld
TO await the action Of the Grand Jury.
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SHIPPIN G. N E w S.

Almanac for New Y0rk-This Day.
Sun rises. ....... s 81 Moon sets......eve 10 SO
Sun sets. ....... 80 High water... eve l. "a
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Weather Along the C0ast.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF APRIL.