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\) DIGREASB AND REORGANIZATION OF THE ABIT
Military Committee of the House of
Representatives.
examination of Major Grneral Winfield Scott,
of the 1'nited States Army, on the
Subject of its Reorganization.
Wahuim.to*. January 0, 1864.
Qifiio:. uv Mr. Fai i.knkk, Chairman of the Com
mittee ? What, id your opinion, thou l-l bo the strength
of the army of the L'nred States at tUin time, in rlew of
our extensive seaboard <.ud foreign fr uitier, our piesent
aud proepective relations with the Indian tribes of the
Wea I, and the protection due to our aerera.1 routes of
emigration:'
A.mswmi ? Tbe merea-e In the atrcngth of the army,
as provided lor in tlie bill submitted bytheWurl>e
paitmeut. uow under cor. d deration the committee, I
deem highly ntceng&ry. Tbe bill proposes that there
*hall b?- two additional r. ^tmeiits o infantry and two
of cavalry. 'lUla is, I consider, tbe minimum force that
in essential to be added to the army to protect the fron
tiers again >t tbe hostilities of Indiani1, the preheat force
ob the frontiers be.ng entirely inadei uate for that pur
pose. In Texas, i be Indian hostilities bare been more
de?trutfivo than at other points, pnu I pally on account
ol tbe small fori-e stationod in thut country The troops
aie con t?nt-y engaged in encounters with hostile In
dians, aodth" io*> of men, when sueooraful, is always in
the inverse ratio of our in'orior cumbers. Hence the
proposed increase, amply in refe> ence to Indian fron
tiers, s*<ms to be dictated by eoiiHMer.it ions both of po
licy and humanity, In order that adequate protection
may be afforded to our border inhabitants without a
use'ess sacrifice of our bravo detachments.
'lbe increase proposed, of two regi nents of infantry
and two of cavalry, organized like the present forces,
and characterized by the like zeal and activity, would, in
my opinion, give reasonable protection to our frontiers
?ml overland , in migrant*.
Qubhtion nv Mb. Faulkner? Is tho proposed increase
essential to the present exigencies of the country, with
out any reference to the probabilities of a foreign war*
Akhwkh ? This addition has no reference to war with
any foreign power If auch event were anticipated, It
ia presumed eiiat ten or fiiteen times as many rgiuieuts
would be called for.
Qdk&tiom bt Mr. Faii.knkr ? How many companies are
there at present en the leacoast of the Atlantic and the
Gulf of Mexico?
Anijwkk ? But twelve ? two of which are at Boston;
none eaat of Boston; two at New York; none between
Boston and New York; two at Old Point Comfort : two
at Charleston; none ou the Savannah; one at Pensocola;
one at Key West; end none at New Orleans.
Quxstio.n hy Mh. Faclkxkr? By the bill now before me
the artillery ban been reduced two regiments. Is it the
idea, by this reduction, to confine that corps to duties on
the seaboard:'
Answkh? The feeretary ef War, after a full confer
eace, has allowed me humbly to suggest to the commit
tee ^and neither presumes on more than a suggestion)
that that part ot the original bill contemplating a reduc
tion in the present artillery be atruck out, or that thd
art'llery be left as it Is. I would kere remark that it is
not intended to withdraw any of the force* from the
frontier* until the latter shall be tranqullled. The ori
ginal bill recommended by the Secretary provided for
lomr Additional regiments of infantry. This number, it
i* suggest* i may be reduced to two if th* artillery re
main as at present
Qi'BinoN by Mil. Faulk in?? ' What number of private*
and non commissioned o dicers should constitute a corn
s' pany in a regiment f
Akswkk ? The Secretary of War and myself are agreed
in suggesting the advantages of a sliding scale, placing it
at the discretion of the President to increase and dimi
nish the number of private* in a company to any num
ber betweea sixty-four and on* hundred, according to
the varying exigencies of the servioe.
in the cavalrv, no more than sixty-four private* to
? company, Bt for duty and actually present, are ne
ee**ary ; and it i* sot to be pretumed that the
President would authorise th* Increase of a company
of cavalry more beyond th* minimum than to provide
for unavoidable cases of absent*. This sliding scale
might vary the nnmber of th* rank and tile a little more
than i.S per cent.
One difficulty which this suggestion would ohvUte is
this: ? We can never bring tbe numbers per company,
(and consei) i.ently not these of th* army) up to the full
extent. If, for iustamce, the legal complement be ten
thousand men, we can never have on the muster and
pay rolls more" than eight thou- and live hundred. If
the legal establishment be limited to twelve thousand
men, ten thousand would probably be our nearest *p
proach, and so on.
Under the law, we never eaa recruit up to the maxi
mum, from the fesr that we iray exceed it. On any
given day the government must always b* mouths be
hind in its knowledge of the deaths and desertions
which have occurred at all th* distant posts,
and with detuchments of recruit* In route to
join these posts. As we cannot assume an average ,
number ol casualties in advance, for they vary exceed
ingly, we are obliged to fall considerably below In order
not to exceed the law by a (ingle man H*nce, under '
the propoaed augmentation and the discretion given to ?
the I'lesioent the establishment might be a* t down at !
ltf.OCO pr.vates; yet. for the reasons mentioned, we
Should never have nn the pay toll* at th* same titu* mure I
than 15,500, anl present, fit for duty, 14,400.
A sliding s <:a!e, train 64 to 100 privates in a company,
qualified to a (ply only to companies on remote frontiers,
has ex sted since the liegining of General Taylor'* a 1
mmi'tratlon W*, army uii.m sr? fully persuaded
that a similar provision, applicable to all companies, is
?quady needed. and 1 cannot foresee any danger of abuse
lioni the graot of the power.
Ut'fertoh ii r Mr Faulkkm ? Does tbe increase of regi
me utc, aa |.:op??ed, make any improper increase ia the
number of olhcers''
Annwhr? Tlie bill take* twenty-eigut captains from
the Quartermaster's department, eigbt from the Ad
jutant Ceneial'* department, and eight from the
Subsistence department ; it red sees all tin captains
and lieutenant s in the ordnance and topographical corps, I
which makes it necessary to transfer these officers to
other regiment*, which wonld make no increase of the \
prrumnel, but would merely change designations.
Qtofno.v bt Mil. Fadumbr ? Wnat policy dictate* the
taking of these officers you hare mentioned from the
cur pa at.iteu V
Amdwkk ? la the army lint, ucd?r the head of Quarter
maater'a Dapirtment, twenty-elf lit captain*, and unler
the h?ad of Adujutant General'* department, eight cap
tain*, and in the HuheUtanee Department eight other
captaiaa aie permanently designated a< aaaiataut*.
Many of tlieae officer* are peculiarly adapted for the du
tie* appertaining to their poiitioon reap-'ctlvely ; but a
few not. Thoae unfitted for their present piiaitiona mar
be admirably adapt*! to other dutiea, "hiUt other oH
?era belonging to regiment* may lie jnat the pen-on*, in
poibt of peculiar adaptation, to till stall position*. Tlie
bill, therefore, by deatreying the permanency of aueh
designation*, give* a choice amongat the whole army
for selection* and interchange* according to the deve
lonement of peculiar talent* and accomplishments.
Thee* change* of offlc?r* meet generally with the ap
probation of tbe R'niy. There are many topographical
engineer* who would, under the bill, be tranaferrwl to
the corpa of engineer*, and the**, it i* preiumed, would
he aontent: whilst there are captain* and lieutenant* of
Ofdnaaee a* we' 1 a* of topographical engineer*, who
Would dial * .s eery much a Iranafer to tue art llery or in
fantry, Some would abhor it. I do not, however, par
ticularly blame them for accidental preference*; hut no
rrtnrra can lie elWted without oilending intereat* a*
well a i prejudice*. 1 <1* not admit that a tranafer, In
any ca*e, ctuld !>?? called a sacrifice. Hie typographical
engineer* waa at drat an anomolv. There ought to he
but the cnrpa of engineer*. rh* canae for creating the
topographical c irp* waa, we wanto.1 additional officer*
for *ui rey*. for river and harbor improvement*, Ac , I
on wlilch ttey have been employed with great 1
benefit to tbe" country. Tha engineer* proper were
then all employed in the conatractioa of permanent for
tiGcation* Now, tha engineer* proper, Ilka tha topo- I
graphical engineer*, are alike employed on th**e civil
work*. There !*, then, -co n<c**?ity for two corp*. I
do not think th?re any particular hardship in tram- I
teiring captaira and lieutenant* from one branch of the
verrue into another, according Vi adaptation. All corpa
In tbe atmr are alike reipeetafcie. Junior* of the ar til- ;
lery may, uoiong them-i lvee, imig>n? that tha artillery
i* moif respectable than the inuatry, for example or
the ordnance officer*, that thfy are better than their 1
br? ther? o' the artillery, Ac b it -<-niora alwav* par*u
tally rebuke all di*parazem;al* of corpa and arm- of j
eervice. Hence we aay all ar ? fcl-ke n -eful, reenec'able,
and honorable and that there in no t lolation of hoaor or
right n tranafer* called for by the good of the eerviee.
home atatl officer* m.'f he a:r?n. they may b* sent to
distant ar 1 di*agieeal?e poata; hetct tL.ey lialike the con
templated re?rg*i ration. The power ?hoiM nevertheless
?llllt, to *end any officer anynfiere required by the goo. I
af the *ervic<\ We ahonld" ban tbe pow< r of selecting
the men who are beat qualified for particular dutiea, from 1
the whole army. All p?>wer, ao doubt, I* Uable to abu-e;
and thi* power" aa Uttle a* any. Th* ground* ire amall
for appreliecding miachief. The army, generally, will
be glad of the change, and hope it any be made.
qt motion bt Ml. F ai'UIvkr.? Wt/ do you propote to
confine the detail* for crdMUMe ofllcer* to the artillery?
A**wct ? At Welt Point the graduate* who have the
higheat distinction are gaa> rally pla-ed in the engineer*,
the next in tiie oriuancs. the aeit >n the topographical
engineer*, ami tha aext In the art llery. None but high
graduate* are placed in the lat'.er The ordnance ia a
aeientiBc rorpf and *o U the artillery. *0 that by eon
Awing detail* to artillery yoa are ?ure to get a <ool ord
nance officer, let it no . be underatcod, howarer, that
all high graduate* of tha academy prefer the corpa In
the oner ment.onrd. 8om? of tue flarat intellect* of
that arhool are now In tbe lai'-iatry ? placed in It b<-eeu*e
they did not eie<l In partienlar bran :1km of etudy?
MMM mechanical pbi!o<ophy, *e. One of my
aid -de -cam pa. an infantry officer, waa one of the b?at
acholar* ol hie day but hi* /?)'<? wa* aot tli* exact
?ciencr*
yriWTio* ar Mh F.inim ? Wliat I* your opinion of
the increave of brigadier* general, profiled for by the
Mil t
A**wa?- 1 t'.lnk they ar* needed. Tbe coaaideratioa*
which have a iggeate i aa iaerea** are the** ? W* bar*
five ge<vra pb leal military department* for Ibe coave
nieaee of maimand. inipection*. Ac The eoantry oa the
Pacific, including Utah. I* oae; New Mexico the aecond,
Texa* i* tha thirl the count'y not embraced la th'?*e
department*, aad weet of tbe Mieiiaaippi. 1* the fouith.
and all oa thia aida of tha Miaaia*ippi i* tha fifth. The
idea ia to bae* a Brigadier O'neral for each of tbna*
geographical depart ateata- on* far the (Juartormailer *
department, (which woula, no doubt, be a* at prawn1 ,)
to make tha Adjutant General a Brigadier General, bi*
rank at preaaat being that of Coloael. It ia twry pruper
that be eboatd be a Brigadier General . Tbe otber two the
Wit Bepartment wiibe* to make ta*p?ctor? General - aot
having aev direct command of troop*, but to make th*
toar of ait tb* military ao?t* onct a year, which would
be aa much a* they could io They would ob**rre '*fvt*.
wanu.A-., *ud repwt promplly upon tbe*n Th* bill
j.mvide* i-i a 1 'Itioa 'o th* forvgniag, for * br.ga-lier
mut'oI 0( '!-<!?*ir*. Vheee biiiaOlex are highly ne
?a*?.vry t* iWegooJofUc aarrlae. ft' will ha Mltar ??
ecuted with the iMiMM. Two full regiment* hare al
ways constituted a brlgad* in the regular (arris*. With
tha propoeed Inorea aa, the army would consut of aina
brigade* and a hall, beeides the engineers. Taking into
consideration tha propoeed distribution of the brigadier*,
and supooalng each to be constantly in health, tha num
ber wo im be rather below the want* of the service
QcumoN Mr Mr. Ktnut.vni.? What la jrour opinion aa
to the number of Aisistant Adjutant* General, aa con
taioed in th* original bill submitted b y the departments
Ankwir ? I aatlefied the Secretary of War that eight
Asaietant Adjutant* General were actually neeea* ?ry for
the exigencies of the service, and he authorised me to
suggest to the committee the aubititutl*n of eight in
stead of the aeren in the original bill.
Mk Fal'lrkmi. ? General Scott. Htate to the committee
other changea which occur to yon a* proper in the
(iKNKKAL S^orr ? The duty of anpplyfng clothing to the 1
troops baa (or tome twelve rear* been con 8 led to the <
Quartermaster'a Department of the staff; it wa* formerly i
in the band* of a Commissary General of Purchase* It it
proposed to transfer it to the commisaariat, (aubaistence
department,) to relieve the Quartermaater General,
wboae department ia overburdened with that superadded
duty: wbereaa the Commiaaar at of Bub'iatence, wl'li a
little aid from the'iae, would be fully competent to exe
cute the extra duty.
Tbere ia a augmented change in the bill aa originally
Hubmitted, that the word* 'Tn case* not provided for in
the 08th article of war" be inaerted in tha 10th section,
after tlie worda, '-the following rule* ahall regulate the
con tuacd and rani. officer."
[Here follows 98th article of war.]
Thia article was adopted in 1775? before the Decla i
ratiou of Independence ? and Is a necessary part of
the code regulating rank. I alio suggested in ail I
dition to the end of ihe rule of rink prescribe t
in the bill to prevent a junior officer, by v.rtue >t hi?
brevet beiug placed, by a.i?igbuicat of the Preaideji,
aiiove hia senior by breret Nature does not mor.i abhor
a vacuum, than armor officers abhor being plated under
tbe ronimam) of a junior.
(Juiwio* ur Mr. Kai'lknkr ? Htate your opinion of the
importance of tuevet appointment* In the army.
AM-WhR? 1 have alway* been looked upon in the army
an a stickler for breret rank. I am not a breret oilicer
at thia time; I hare been. 1 am persuacud that It given
to government tbe nu-ana of stimulating ita officers t >
the highest deeds of valor and other distinguished con
duct.
In u republican gov* rnment there can be but few re
wards for great service*. Of these, the system of bre
vet* may be regarded ai the principal. It 1* wonderful
how the hope of winning a breret stir* the soul* c f young
officers, and, Indeed, of officers not so young. On the
field, when about to engnge-the enemy, It is common to
hear officeis, in the act of drawing sword#, exclaim:
" Here goes for a breret to day. " .
Under judicious legislation, such *? this bill propose*,
the rule'ioverning brevet rank Is so simplified that heart
burnings could scarcely ever be created by bestowing
that reward oa officers specially distinguishing them
*elve*.
In commenting upon a section of the bill relative to
service ration*, General Scott said ?
I bad cotbing to do with the provision in the bill rela
tive to service rstions. The Secretary of War Inserted
that without consultation with me. In 1839, by the
permission of the Secretary, I prepared an ameadment
tor the consideration of the Military Committee of the
House, providing for an additional ration for every fire
year*' service as a service ration, which amendment I
liatded to a member of that committee, who Informed
metliat the cimmittee had agreed to report it, but that
the chairman would probably (in the House) speak
against and kill it.
You, sir, (addressing Colonel Benton,) were the occu
pant then of a poeit ion which, I believe, vou held for
twenty years ? that of Chairman of the Military Com
mlttee of the Senate? and my amendment met with '
your approral.
When the friend In tbe Houae Cemmittee found
that his Chairman (a great economist) would oppose
tbe amendment in the House, he induced the Committee
to send (or me to meet them, and to overcome tbe ob
jection of the Chairman. In dlscusslog the proposition
with him, he very gruffiv demanded of me, "Have you
not pay enough!1'' 1 replied, "Vea; strike the general
officer* out;" aid it wa* done. Thus it U that all of
ficer* have since received the aerrice ration except gene
ral officer*.
The re*. -on of the Secretary of War for placing in this
bill Geuetsls on the same footiug with other officer* in
leepect to service rations, Is thia; if the bill should
pass, general officer* will be a* liable as others to be
placed on tbe retired list, and without service rations.
A Major General would receive, in the whole, lesa money
than a Colonel on the same lint.
Mr. Fai lk.vkr called the attention of General Bcott to
that provision of the bill which related to the suspension
of an officer's ration.' when absent from hi* post over a ,
certain time, and requested hia opinion upon it.
Rkuarkh ok Gk.sauai. 8oott in Rm.Y? It is difficult
sometime* to get officers back to their regiment a aa
promptly as is wished. Indeed, this difficulty, some
jeara since, necessitated an ordtr similar to the provision
in the bill, trom which the idea ia borrowed. The bill
gives an officer ample time, according to distance, to re
turn to bis duties If bis leave exceeds that time, it
feema reasonable that hi* rations (not pay) should lis
stopped.
Qr k tion bt Mr. Faulkkto? State your opinion a* to
the expediency of a retired list fcr the army.
A.vhwkk ? I think highly of it. We have some forty -
o< d < ffice<s remit red, by disease/, wounds, orpremitare
old age. unfit for ac'lve duty. There are some who are
freni five to seventeen yeorH my senior*; ?om? of
high rank, three a? low as captain, and perhaps two aa
low as lieutenant. They are, nearly all, officer* who
have seiveil moat honorably, and continue to be gentle
m< a of high moral worth, out they impede promotion*
*nd the activity and efficiency o( the service, llieir re.
tiren ent would greatly improve the army.
| No injustice can tie done any one, as there are two
checks in the way. Iu tbe tlrat place the board for the ex
amination of cases tor retirement is a check ; and in the
next tbe Senate, wbicb has tbe continuation of the sue- |
cessors to tbe retired officer*. We have, then, a double
VS.
aecurtty agein?t injuitice.
I cooit'er tbe additional section, limiting the time for
placing officer* oil the retired lint to one year, a* very
p-uper. 'I be nece*aitv lor a renewal of the power to re"
tire oBictri would harilly ari*e m< re tuan once in every
fit teen jeara. Indeed, it would take fifteen or twenty
lfar- to ai cumulate a eufficient number of inflim olli
cer* lo make it neceiairy to invoke Congreaa to renew
tbe power of retiring tbeni.
Qi Mrrioa ? State more in detail the viewi which
caused you to dilfer from the Secretary of War *i to the
expediency of reducing the regiment* of artillery.
Ajo-wxk ? lo the conversation which I had with the
Seeietaiy. I regretted tlie proponed redaction of two
regiment* of artillery. We conversed freely on the aub- \
ject, and differed; hut finally we ao lar approximated
that he paiJ me the compliment to aay that he had more
confidence in my opinion, with reference to artillery,
than be bad in hi* own. lo tbia connexion let ue aay
tuat the f-ecretiry.wai bred in tbe infantry and ca
fllry, and was Indeed an excellent officer in both. I
wan bred an aitilleriat, and on that account, I luppoae,
be deferred tony judgment on thi* point.
Our country ha* now nearly finished an excellent ay?
tetn of defence on the Atlantic and (Julf seaboard by
fortifl ration*, cm which a gteat amount of money hat
been expended, which all military tnen hare become more
persuaded aro neceaaary. Kach of these fortification*
require* amall gatrlaona, in time of p?ace, to keep them
in order and save them from dilapidation. Tlie ai tillery
aliculd garrison the'e fortifl' atioa*. but we have been
obliged to withdraw and aend the urti lery into the In
dian countries.
1 he artillery baa made, in the field, excellent infant'y
and light inlantrv. Willing, then, an they hare ever
been, to do any duty, in peace and in war, which ha*
been asilgneA them, why abould they be deprived of the
name in which they have gained distinction'
The cadoti who excelled in artillery duty at We-t
Point are made ofB< ere lo the artillery, and are adapted
to that duty, and al*o make excellent infantry. Sev?n- 1
eighth* oi "them are now engaged aa infantry. In Mexico
I often had occasion to witneaa their excellent conduct
with both arme.
Ita member! havt never said, when ropired to
face Mexlcain* or Indiana, "We cannot light with
muakets? we are artilleriata."
Tbe chance of returning to their position a* artilleriata
in our permanent forta *o long a* their nam* lemain*
unclaimed, rhe^is then wiiererer they are? In the
aeampa of Florida or wiida of Texa*.
Mr 1iiom.sk M. How*, a irerabrr of the committee,
called the attention of General Scott to that elauae of
tie bill red using the officer* of tbe ordnance eorpe, and 1
a-Ked if It would not be doing injuetic* to theee officer',
who would by virtue of a special act of longrau, be
entitled to a captaincy after fourteen year*' continuous
tei vice to that corps and who. If thi* bill pinaed, by
being transferred t- other regiment*, would loee thifr
right to promotion under that aet, and by that mean*
he placed ? we waya behindhand m tbe line of promo
tion f
Sen. Srorr laid' That promotion in the sraiv wa* effect
ed, more or leea by the station* <ef the different regimen1*
or corps that promotion w?* of course <jhi. ker in regi
menta which were potted at remote. exposed. and un
comfortable station*. where the mortality waa greater.
Aa an example in point, offioer* in the tltb infantry who
graduated three or four yeari alt<r officer* to tbe 4tb in
fantry , are bow ahead of the latter in thelin? of promo
tlon for tbe reason that the 4th infantry had generally
bad pleaeant atatione, whliat tbe fltb were for the
?*me t uie in diatant ani uncomfortable poets, resulting
In more death* and re* gnatioo*. The one made up in
plcaeaiitnei* of aetvioe. what the other gained hy pro
motion in aervieeof roughneaa and hardship.
It ia true that, on account of atagnant promotion la
the stall corpe, longres* recently p?i*e.i aa act giving
captainciea to lieutenanta therein for fourteen vers'
?? rvice. There wai the error, and not tn thia bill, ren
dering :ome of tbe stall officer* liable to he traulferred.
That provision should have been general If there wai
a necessity foi it, ita provision!, in feirnei*, sbouM have
leen extended t? tbe regimente. Tbe officer* of ataff
iorp* have very generally been engaged on the n xl
pleaeant dutie*. with higher pay and emolument! while
the captain* aod lieutenant* of regiaMnt* have generally
keen at remote, uncomfortable ana unhealthy station*,
tbui gaining, by mortality and resignation!, a quicker ?
pronation.
Reverse the position* of the*e officer*, an 1 no doubt
I the captain* and Iteatenanta of tbe stall oerpe would
have performed every duly of tbe l.ue as cheerfully,
I gallantlv and efficiently a* their brother* I know Ihetu
| well Tliey alto ere capable of braving everr hardship
; acd every danger hut those hardahip* a ad those tan
ger* have, ia fact, and from the circumstance been ae
, tually aod more generally met and overcome hy the
ceptaini end lieu'.eointi of tbemarcblog regiment*.
( ommon Plena.
Before Boa. Judge ftaly
1 onxmiTA i. or a lawyer ar a ruvrsicr tw?r
JVQQM.
In 1# ? fflWl (bryvi. ? Aa application wa* made
by Mr. f. Byrne for a writ of habeas corpus to briag ap
Mr. C. Raiabtlsiga Saith, aa att eraay and counsellor
of tble Coart, who he< been committed hy Judge <>*ea,
?f the rir*t Diatnct 'eurt f<w e >me alleged contempt
arising out of a ca?e before that Juat.ce, eat ia wuieh
Mr. C B hilt'i waa eo-atfl. fHly greats*! thi
writ, aat imn-edfetaiy discharged Mi. Haitth from cm ?
<1 y, oa the groaatl that JusUe-t etiuru wot be .sg > #?!??*
i o( tCvoei ??t? aot to guvu. t tos
fmuM of Um IuIcI]mU RemattMb
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LIQUOR DBALBB8? TBI MI.OIAN rMVTKBB? LOT
TIB FROB MB. MALI, THK CONSUL? TBI COM
PLAINT BOOK.
It appeara that tha present INtby condition af many
of the street* i? owing to the fact that the contract* of
torn* of the streat contractor* have been withdrawn in
consequence of their failure to fulfil them. This dilfi
citty. we are a.nnreo, will very noon be obviated, and
New York will be a* clean aa it ia possiblt to make it.
The atreet sweeping machines have arrived Irom Phila
delphia, and in the course ol a few days will be put in
operation. Should the experiment prove successful,
they will be of ineatimable value to the city. l<et us
have the street sweeper* at the earliest possible moment;
they are wanted even now.
THK LIQUOR DKALKBd AND TllK SUNIIAT LIQUOR
LAW.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest of a nuiubtr |
of liquor dealeis who were reported lor selling ou Sunday
last, ani It is the inteut'.ou of the Mayor tu appear before '
the Giand Jury, at the Court of Sessions, in j ersun, with
the affidavits, anil have the offender-1 indicted and tried.
The smount of bail has been Axed at $1,000 in each
rs-e Ibis course will bo taken with all ptrson* re
portei hereafter, licenses will not only bn revo'.ed
but thoia arrested will be prosecuted to the full ettent
of t he law.
Tl.e Ma or ia determined, st al! baiirdi, to put an ,
eH1Ttu.1l stop to the nale of iutoticat ing drinks on Sun
d.iy. and errry eilort will bs ms.le by bin to accomplish
this desirable reform
Among otiiers, warrants hare bee* istu<xl for the ar
rest a'?
1 bonis* Kit/^j. laid. . . . 1 1 Cherry street.
Wm Hove IJ8 Cherry street.
A Runge 271 avenue A
John I'uUbcn Sixty ninth st. und Broadway.
Several liquor dealers in the Fourth ward, doing busi
ness in Councilman Cusack a district, bsve refuse- 1 to ,
discontinue the sale of ardent spirits. Last week, how
ever, the Councilman bad an interview with Mayor
Wood, and an undnrstan hog was arrived at, that they
would co operate NfMHr to revoke theliceuvi of those i
otlen ling sgainst the law. Tlie Mayor has sent for Coun ,
cilmau Cusack. in order to carry into etfect the resolu
tion; but an yet the Councilman hsi not appeared; nnl 1
this accoi nts for the fact tbat many license* ia tbtt ?
Seventh Council district hare net betn t evoked.
LET I Kit FROM MB. MALI, THK BKl.OIAM COKSUL.
COKM'l l>* BK.LOIQOK, )
Nkw VoRK, Feb. lft. 1865. /
To tiik Hon. Fkhnando Wood, Mayor of tUe cltjr of Stw
Bus? fhare had the honor to recoive your communica
tion relating to the twelve Belgian emigrant! by the
Kncbamheau ; and you will roadily understand how much
I was rained to learn that, owing to new Information
which ban just reached you, you have obtained tl.o con
Tiction that aaid paupers are of a dangerou. cnaracter,
that in eooee.iuence ther.of, the arrangement entered
into on Frldav la.t between yoa and m?, with the oo_ ;
operation cf'tlie Couimiseionere ot Emigration, biaed
on tha impreaalon of all of u?, that these people ware
Dimly indigent. and not criminal., cannot now be car.
tlad into effect. but that you now feel Induoed to roque.t .
me to cause said prlaonera to be returned to Antwerp at |
the expenee of the Belgian government.
Without wialilng to dispute the correctness of the in
formation under which you at present feel bound to act,
I ben to aav that I, on ray part, remain without niwa of
anv\ind respecting the character of these individual., j
and for thli reaoa already, you will, I trust, exou.e me
for not entering, aa jou sugge.t, into an examination or
the merit" of Ihe case in it* new aspect.
I would further mention that my conaular attributes,
?podded and limited as they are, do not autho'l/.* me to
enter Into a specific arrangement in behalf of the Belgian
government uo'ler prekent circ.imstaucfs. For it is out
juatice to my own conrictiona to add that I do not be- i
lieve the government I hare the honor to represent
would knowingly connive at the transportation of dan
geroua per. on, to thla country. I hare therefore, at
once transmitted a ropy of your letter to the Belgian
Charg, d'AITilrea at Washington, and aollcited his in
atructiona in the matter
Before closing this, permit me, ?lr, to giro you my .
most earnest nssurance.. that neither in my ofl'cl*' c?'
patity, ncr aa a citizen. aliaU I ever, by word or deed, do
aught to counteract vour noble effort* to free thla great
city of the elameota of crira- and destitution Tin. task
you liave undertaken with un launte l courage, an t all
gocd mm In the land will liles- you for it.
I remain, air, with tha h ghest respect,
Your most obft?l'*nl wifant,
HKNRVW. T. MA1.I. Consul of Belgium. |
mayor's COMl'LAINT book.
That the ashea opposite 10.'. Uatard atreet, oO Fourth
?venue 99 Bowery, aid .101 Mulberry street have t,?t
been removal. What ia tbeCommi-sioocr ofHtreet* and
l.ampa about? Ha* lie lelt the el'y? , ?
N... ua Chatham street, known as the Mariners u
de/vous, la m a filthy condition. 1t>? complaint w.i<
referred to the City Inspector ?
Hint there ia no flawing .a front of TO MM
Twelfth Street, and tint the sidewalk ia almost impasax
ble being kt.ee de^p in mud Uii h,,?
li st the str?*t an t sidewalk ojposlto 00 Mu Verry
.treat is constant y obstructed with any number Of Ot
caitK an ! wugous. r.n. ? ring the nlreet ?' "'"s ti mpa^ ?
ble lti I'uen to the Commits loner ol Htrwets and Ltmps
who ,t is hoped, will attend to .t at once.
Th.t a large uun.ber of ugly rowdies are i i the hatn {
of congesting n front of .'to:. Mulberry atroot, dlsterb
ing the ft bo'a nughboihoo) very much by pla.-mg b.l
flght ng vell'ng, and Insulting peaplo a. <l?ey pass
That ? larg* co?! box orcuplM ??it? ?it
Vamlewater and Pearl afreets on w .irh g-iier.lb nit
paity of loafer* to ifctult p??ple aa they>a?? along, an
^Ihe aam/ mImhmmT; ia'periuitled to exist at th.
of Kiankfort and Vanlewater aireatn . ^ .
Hose tomp.uv X<?. 20 complains that the barber s
tM.le in Ann ?tr<et, between Nasiau and J. roadway, i* ?
r'at nnUaace, being -tuck in th. walk, -n.e du.tanr,
.aside of the gutter, and ma? ?rial,7 terr upta the com
pany from getting into Broalway when there U a #re
Kdwiu We?t, of 103 fourth avenua, coniplama of the
Intoleiablc nuisance of bora hawking newspapera tSrough
the Mreeta on the Sabbath, di.turblog the quiet ol th
' VbaYa Vemaiirtmpostor d'? round the city eollertlag
nun. v under p.-etence tha' it ia for ehanUbl" purpes-a,
when' in reality it ia for her own use.
Board of fonnrU*?.
f,i 17.- The President ia tha chair. The mmut?a of
the last meeting were read and approved.
?KMjars or coa^irraiM.
Ttie following rejMjrta of committees were real a thu I
time and adopt?<l ?
Ot tommitUe on A-aeasmenta? In favor of conftriaiog
auDortionment of aisesMiient for opening bleventh ave
one, fr.,.n lOTth to 144tb .treet in ?avor of ???'?
aspes. ii ent lor Bagging tha north a.-te of Thirty th.rt
atreet f'om F^lhth to Ninth avenue In favor o con
I, lining apportionment of as ae .. m< n t f o r r r o?.w alk. in
Third and fourth arenuta, from UMh to ir nh _-tr
in favor of c-nflrmlog aa-oaaraent for buU .ing a aower ^in
Sullivan .tieet fiom PilncO to Houiton ?tr?H?t, In favo
of ronflruiiog as*a?m?nt lor curb aud gutUr and flag
?>iiig Forty e'ghth atreet, 'from ."ixth avenue to Broa>l
M, Committee oo Finance-In favor of rai #..tti>?*
tax against against S'an.jel R 1 ullen. tl,
and (? t Williams in favor of coecurnng to rema t x
asamst L Vim Zandt, Jamo. Baina. M McNajaara
W V.. Hemming and Martin Bates (it
a ,, e Department ? In fa ror of pr nting, *c., tha fire I* .
aa compiled ia favor of providing a ,'*?P?"|rJr l'""
at Yorkville lor book and ladder No 10, and other ap
Dl rates in la?or of bu.Wiing a new n?s? ? carriers . r
P' * "ompany No. 19 in favor of p'anog the -m?ll Wl
now on /effer- on Market upon the new station home
being built in the Math ward, in fav.,r of APPWPraUn*
>?00 tc del i ay tl e luneral expetr <*s ,f .Tarn- a /?*"/ ?'
late of bote company No 7; in favor ot prov.din, a lo
cation for hook aud Udder cvowprn*
mitteeon PoHeO? In fa* of of Inervaflof the ,"*y of ta
p, .son who clean, the foorth judical oourt ro..n, to $ I
p< r rronth. Of O m.nlttee on StreeU ,o fav^x o.
pairing eroaswalk on the east ri le of avenue
ty 8Mb srre. t , In favor of laying rro-swaU In Btven
t?oth if reel, near First avtoue in favo, of rem . '.og
pump ai>d covering well corner Uiian. tnd J?? .^Tiw,
in favor of lemoviaf rock, an.i ito*' ti<mt ?*?????*
? nd streets of Twenty firat w.rd: l? hsvofof numb*, ng
?^Tth atreet. U? . He^ud and , Thi i.l
in favor of removing p ...ip and coverlog e.? in
,?g nr. r Varieh .tnet Of U>mm,tUa <m n0anc^-U
la*or of concurring to retlnre tax agaiaa- Mr . ?
Yonng, J. I> fb l'?l?. end Fre.ler.ck t oonlogham , In fa
vor of concurring to remit tax J** *7 T j
tin Iiiick I lushHo, *o?l A. ?l
(i?Con.mltt*? on A<eesssmenta? In favor . on
li Tin in it lia for p? ting Thirty lantb at r #,
Utw..V?Tth avenue an 1 firoadway in favor of . on
Honing asseasm -ntfor aewer in Bank street, from V a
tory atreet U. Unison river; In favor ol ouflrm.nl M
se??iii. nt for s*?-r in Mott atr^t, from <. rand to Uoaa.
ton street, in larorof eooftnniog aeee?,n-a' for ?' 'U.IJ I
lug a sewst in Macdougal aUeet, bstw?e0 ?*pr.n< au I
Houston ?treeta in favo. of con Arming a<se -.ment Uat
f?, sewer in Foriy ftflli str^t, fcet.een Math and MM '
avenue* lo favor of regulating, kc , lorty Hftb
t,.t?e.n Fifth avenue and broadway in tavor of
fl.ming aa?e- ?n.?nt llat for .ewer in Heventh aeenu-^
I ? iwc'i Twenty fllth id?1 Twrntj atith liwt*. )nJ ?
^ eooVrmin, ie^meat U.t for aoww lo !'-? street
between Kivmgton at.1 Bel. ncey .treats ^.afa verof
eonflrmlDga.M?..u?nll .t[or .ewer in Market alreet
t?t? . e0 Fast rieer ami Division "troet In favor of r?u
AriTing a-icment >Ut for .ewer ia Varick .tre.t froj.
hic.me to n. ar Ppr.ng .tre.? in fator of ^
aes.n.s nt list for regulating, *e., Hilty nln**. Povta
tleth md feveatyfirat itreeta, between ?"
Hat tb .eeniie. 'Of < .inmlttea ..a ' leaalng
i?r' of paying A R. Hu?boy for aorelceo as Ih
sector of Twenty first ward Of Committee on Ft
naroe? la favor m paving Wll o< Benjamin I> Ws . U
repa r ag clock to favor of refund. ng ten per <ent
.ar'bT.e i none r. ot vr perty bought. tn.atheW.nd.
If ibe OaUai I aik by Jacob Vaoderpool. 'r
M I oamittee on l^lioancea-Hubmittiog an otdiaance
tor the n,ore eflectual ealor. log the exdae law. X
tommi'tee oal.re Dopart^nt? a favor of don.t.r.g t??
hundied and 8ftv dollar. W Joha R Cuytoo, for .ajor.e
.ere ved while in toe dlorharge of hi. d?t ?a a? a flr?
man n favor of organ. uag Ab.jah I'arker ao l U.. aaa
Tltea a. an engine < OMUy la pU- e of englao fompaa/
NoiV.".voTof bu.iT-f . ? .or- '?*
" ' II, ga nf ? .^i?aitte? on lamp* aadOaa? la fa'Ov
of p{a? ng'gas la mpe before R Alfhoaeo 0 ebnrrb aa>
lirrt^lMbJ^nan chur.ll Of 0?Mllt?o OO
> jppli.e ? in f?'?f Oonflr?ing ? *"tr^f^^2o
a hnM carl ..ge for ho* r.mipaay No. ?. W Oamittee
on Road.? !? lavor ol fravotliag lif7th etreot, betwe?a
the Foorth an4 foren'h a eeouea, OfC*'??it'ew oo A.
ot r limine ap^t.??eot >*
SCSMI-'O' ia the matter of grad.og he?oo4 araoue. from
f ftv 'hi -4 to alx'a .two*. '? '*?*r ofeooi."
StfS oewai.e fre> V "y ?.U M U
tw faTO' of it apr?-<l^?e?t ?>
titl.th to 12:d ilraet. Of CommittM an tSalariw anl
I Offices ? In favor of paying F/lWird iloppin ou? hundred
ami forly-fcur dollar* for aarvu-ea aa ftraet ln<pa?tof
Sixteenth ward. Of Committee on A aae lament*, in favor
?f confirming aundry a*?ea*raent liau. Of Committee
oa Folic* ? In lavor of ptying Lira. Kiiubark, Cailett and
Boaenmiller for medical nervine* at varioua atatlon
honeae; in favor of pining claim of Eliai Nirhola, M l).,
prafeaaional karvice* during Ui* prevalence of ihechwlera
in 1849. Ktaelution la raror of having memb*r? of tli#
Common C'ouncl furnished witU * copy of the niapa at
tha wharraa and piera of the North and Kait rivers.
Report of Committee ou Ptaanca? In favor of refunding
Andrew llano the amount ->t expeuia* paid under a void
ai>*e*?mfut aale; in favor of remunerating; John I amp
for damage* auetained be an overflow of water at the
corner ol K.ltv fourth Ktrret aud Third aveutia;
in favor of pay ui; the < omaiaaionere of Grade, balance
bill of expenae*. Communication from the Aaaaaaor* ol
the btreet llepm tiui'ut, submitting sundry m?e?ament<
for eonfirmat'on Ke|>ort ? Of Committee on Kire Depart
ment, in fnvor of providing for Hook and l?dder No. U.
lu favor of buildup a new carriage for Ho?e Company
No. 110. Of Committee on Valerie* ami Ollices, in favor
of iucrtakinx the 'alary of the Aa*l?tant Clrrk in the
Coiriuiasio ler of Kepaira and Supplies' office. Of Cun
nrttee on Street*, in favor of Haifltinrf Thirtieth at reel
between 'Until imd I e \iugton aven ues. Of Committal!
on Fire I<epartment, In favor of buitiling a new engine
for Engine Company No. ;ifl Of Committee ou Htteot*.
in favor of Magging, Ac , Suffolk street, front No. 164 to
178} in favor of flagging, Ac . in Ooerck and Broom*
afreets; in favor of Hanging Kant Twenty tliird utraet, in
front of No*. 61, 63 and 56; In fitvarof flaifgin:?, Sr<\,
Downing utreet. from No. Ui to Variok street. Of Com
metier on Whaive*, l'iera and S'iM, in favoi of repamu*
pier No. .'14, North river.
After Haporing of M>me other routine matter*, the
Board atl.oumoi to Monday neat.
Mntlnr Court.
Befere Hon. Judge McCatthy.
OKPKit roa as attaciiii> ?t it-i'iu against an
KDITOIt I'OR OONThMPT.
Fun. 18 ?At the kitting of the court this morning,
Judge McCarthy said tUst bis attention had been called
to an article in the Nca York /Ms'y Timet of ysiterday
reflect ng upoa the court ami the administration of jus
tice thereou, Ibe Judge taid that, while he never no
ticed any new><pa| er attack upon hliusi-lf personally, in
thU cane he considered it due to the position he occupied
to notice it. Tlie psragraph referred to wan wholly
without foundation. The altegid occurrence never hap
pened. The motive of the attack he cuuld nut conceive,
particularly appearing in a papt i of the statoing of the
Timti . The diiitiagi.uhed ou now occupied by the
editor of that pa|>er had been alluded to by the person*
who cuiltd hie (the Judge'*; attention to tbe matter; but
that i* no excuse. I cure not what position he occu
pies. The court* of justice muat he respected.
Tho Court, thereupon, direetelthe clerk toseive the
proper notice* ou tbe tditors and proprietor* of the
Daily Timrt, to appear ami show cauxe on Saturday
morning, at 11 o'clock, why ther *hould not t?e puni*be<l
for a contempt, under tk? previsions of the Revised Sta
tute#.
(We underatand that thia olfeuce, which amount* to a
Misdemeanor, ia punishable by Hoe of ?USD or 30 daya
imprisonment, or th? oiTending party can lie aeut to
Blackwell'a [aland, In the diacretion of the Court, a*
tbe Marine Court possesses the ua? juriaillction anl
power M the Supreme Court. In caaes of contempt the of
fence may prove a m-rious matter, uuleaa the partie , ptirgo
tliemaelvea of the contempt. The paragraph alluded to
i* moat unjust. Judge McCarthy luti been indefatigable
In bia attention to his judlslal dut es at all tltnea, and
more paiilcularly for tbe past ten daya. Hi* associates
btlng absent from Illness, Judge McCarthy, in order to
diajioae of th? very heavy calendar of Cannes, has fre
quently xat in court till 11 o'clock at night. |
A3 3ACLT AM) HATriKr.
Pkonii rj. Spotaieo. ? This was au action liefor? the
Court, without a jury, for au assault aud battery. Tbe
Elaintlfl i* the widow of Mr. Phrvnlv, who was formerly
Ustrict Attorney of this city, and the defendant is the
well know n and eccentric doctor, otherwise H iron 8po
lasco. It appealed from tbe evidence that the Doctor
weut to the plaintiff'* house to prescribe for a patient,
and being Interfered with in hi* professional duties, tie
became wroth ami a>*aulted the pliintlff in the breast
uitli bis list he alno brandished Uis cuue at the lady and
ua< d abusive epithet* Hi* l!ourt gave ,jud.;uii"it ai;sinst
the dritndaut toi >100 and costa
The t.lbba Dhotcc Case.
RUPKlttOft COL'HT- -HPKUIAL TIKM.
KkM llt.-lMl>a 0Oil e?. Aaron X. (Jilibi ? Messrs. J.
J. Brady aud Ackloy for dsfem.iot, Messrs. H. Hu steed '
and Culver for plaint it
Hoffman, Justice ? The action was for a d. force ou the
ground ot adultery. The cause was brought on for trial
on the "9lli of November, lVit. and tlie Judge ift?r
charging the jury, delivered to them a written paper, of
which tbe following is a copy ?
lust? Has the defendant, Aarou S. Clhba, been guilty
ot adulteij iu the year 1H61, lftf.it, or 1H&; , and, il eo, in
nhicli tear?
picom'? If >ou find any adultery proven, then answer
whether it i? n.sde out, by expre-s proof, that such ot
fence ha* been forf ven by the plain rill?
'Ihird ? If )ou liad any adultery proven, and that it is
ru t prcveu by txpeet-, testimony to have txjeu forgiven
- then snseer wli?tlier the plaintiff voluntarily coin hit
e 1 with the de'cnlunt alter knowledge of th* fact of such
adaltaryf
The jury, not having sgrted at tbe end i ' aboiit. two
hour*, weie dlrei ted to seal the r verdict, and bring it in
on the morLlng
On that mora ng they tanked up a verd ct In a sealel
envelop*, as follows ?
We, the undersigned juror* empaunelled in the < aae
of (jilbs vs. Oibbe, do bring n * verdict for tbeplalutiff
tttgned, N'ew York, Noveml>er IV, MM, aud signed by
all tbe jurors.
At the same time the questions iu the handwriting of
the Judge whiib be haa given them were handed hack to
him with thee# wort s at the foot of the first quest on ?
' Aai m S (iibbs haa been guilty of adultery previous to
Jim" IHfti."
To tbe tecoud question the word "No was subjoinel,
ltd to the tblrd no answer waa given
1 he Judge directed tbe returns to be entered on the tui
nutee, with permission to apply to <*ntar judgment, and
a s'sy of proceed, ng* in the luterun for a Uni te I period.
Puch a motion Is now mat*
An affidavit ia alao produced, sworn to by each of tbe
juror*, expieaaly stating that they intended to have
found fcr the plaintiff fully, anl would have answered
the last question in tbe negative? that they supposed
tie paper handed them was a guide for their considera
tion, scd had not supposed it necessarv, or expected thai
It should be signed, or waa part ol their duty tu aign It,
or explicitly to answer it.
No doubt tbe general verdict was sufficient to have en
titled the plaintiff to judgment Tbe clisrge covered at
length tbe tbr?e points submitted in the pt|.er. It Is
sl>o true tbat had the jury not separated, and U.e omis
sion l < en pointed out on tlieir t .iming into court, ther
could havs Ireeri sent ba<k imme<lla'e|y to supplv it, If
suc!i was their decision. (KlacUey vs .Sheldon i John.
Kep G3. Winslow vs. Draper, N Pickering, 170.)
lie rases of Douglas vs. Tousey, (2 Wen dell, Mi), snl
li'oxn vs. Hoyt, Jo'ii R. "i&ij, appear also to ??ttie,
tbat the jury might bave beea sent back, even after the r
bringing in tbelr tested verdict the next uiurniug A
juror who signed the vsr lict. at night wbeo the jury se
j stated dlss. nted from it when polled and tbajury wt re ?
sent out again
I am al o inclined ta think that the nfl :*?/ ta t e
jurors are admtsaihle. (Daaa vs. fucUar, ? Jo'ia R. #7
Ksr^ent vs. , 6 ?'????en, p lie tzi?ir'' "?j K> ? !'
B ib<d AH; Jacktoa v. Mck arson, 1 i John. Itep. 1 i !.?
?arts m strictness upon the s?it<j< tt of a ? r ?t haa betu
|i taxed, ft-mith vs. Ttioir.pson, 1 Oowen 2il, ant aaes,
it Wendell, U4).
Hut the Siilst sect on ?.f the rode mnst btexamiMl a
I' wns mmh iell?-<l upon by the itfendant't coun--'
Iri the first place, it is to be obierred tUa'. th? pra :.l
v. Ulcli Ims been adopted of s itar/.itting writiei, ,uestioa
to a jury is one of convenience *nrt practice Only. I
undeis'st'. it t> be of late Iste ( )l< Ms iters ft Hr ./l. .
**t tl e Westchester Co unty Mutual lna<> . an s ( <> , . /
Wendell 8/H,.
l*ie ir?le preeeilkes that the ;n 'ge may Ins r -et "ha
ury, If tbe j re no i a general ter.lct '.a flrd upon par
tleular ques'ions of fact, to he stated ia wHtiag snd
msy direct a written finding thereon
As there was no dires-tion glveu to the jorv to make a
eritten finding on Ike quest. ons, tbe jury diif not neglect
their duty. They, without fault aiejndged as to the
Intention In anbmitttng the qnestioaa The ???? coin s
beck to tbe point whether a vstrdic* covering tbs eliole
i">oe. full and snfllciant In Itself, is so defect-vs from
the cmiss'cn in question that a new tral muat be had
In the rase of I'ettes vs Higgham '10 New llainp
Fep 176j ft was bald that if the mst'er or Iss ie may
be a?oclbde4 out of a verdict, it will be good, however
in formal.
A efmilsr derision was made la Porter ve K imo>rr
(10 Maaa. Kep. f t/ , and in ^imsnots vs Haxter ( ? t.?</rg
IS,, a verdict w*a hell to b* go>el in ? rely up m a n
(traction which tbe court d*emed reasonable, and on
the ground tbat vtrticts were not to '-e av < i?! ei ept
from necessity.
The ie<aH, ia my opinion, is, that tbe verdic' s grerl
snd tbst Judgment must be enteied upoi t Boosts
of this motion ts> either party
Polls. IsitelllKe ivies
cTRtorg cast, or am.wjkti ora*-i> LiMCmr.
Yesterday, officer Wa-le of the Hflh ear l poh'# ar
rested a wieaasmed M?nry H Wo-vl, (hOfgtH witk bsv
ing stolen |1 ifO, la baak (villa, fr-jsn Josep i M Wig/ins,
il RacLeatar. It appears that Wi<g ns sal w?r*
sloping 'ogetlter at tbe (lirard lloase ia HeptsmW last
ard, as i* aCeg?d by tbe complainant Wood abstracted
(row his pocket book II .'40 In bank aotes Uet
ei B>|.Uinant did aat miss h.s sins'; for s> m* lays sfter
wsids sad the day fofow ng tbe aflegsd r*>?i'ieff leened
Woo I $1,000, without even a teig t Ue 01 '.<.0 that he
states was su->n 'be day prev "u? A eompis.%' b* ?<
made at the <,ase bofure Javtire CUrVa, at tke l/.?"
PoHca Conrt, tbat maaiatra'e : sa s-t s vsrrsn " i ">s
arrest of Wood, snd pure! tbe ?ame n the Uart4s
geant D?vo*. of tbs Chief's olbre for rxetst cn t>>e
a eo-*d however leaving tbe < ,ty , could net be 'osi*4
a ad it was only aitbm ISO Isst few days that any 'ra *
of him ron'1 t>* dtcoeered when it was ssee"talnal
Usat he was to call at tbe lateraauoaal lie's: fee ??**
ha CMOS that bad hooa tlrocte-t to that ho se f?r h in.
Ar r srr'aseats were therefore wis 'e 'or the rap'nee of
*os4. aad catling yaetaelar for u>e tMggaae in'oraaa
t?oa of tbe fact was gi??a to o9'*' Wsd- ? ?o '?**Jiw th
arreatai blrs. Tts y .oaer ?a? tsbssi Ws i 1 r a
Bagart, who Iccsrl k a a> fer assv sat ? the *
C?s*d, Woad, daa.es the e'ai.e ea'e ags * s> hi- so.*
b ale vary etroigfly tUt% tbe >< ,4al-s^l 4 f as* ep
| c?* ags w .'. was, lor raaatra teat is* bis -f ?>' be?a
engaged in aorne awtudhog triu.nc tnu, >a tlna sit r Mil
Philadelphia.
ALLMJWl SfKBKT HOMIKT.
A jrouD| man nam*4 Ileury Hemming eat trttiW] la
. tha llowery, on Thuroday night, by officer tir-an, o( tha
j Ijiarr 1'olice Court, charged with having, iu coinpauy
| with another ma not jet arte?|el, decoyed Mr John
' Murray, ? cotton broker, intu an .?lleywii.) in Church
atieet, near Leonard ami wtltle there throating their
ha ad a into hia porkeli, ami robbing tiiain of the.r con
tent*. The complainant r.atea that un getting him Into
the dark alleyway, the man not yet arreeted put hia
hand iatn hi* pocket and abatrartel liia pocketbook.
cuutaimug ?8t, ?wne prouiiaeory nolo* tul luvjice., in
all vaiued Jt about $:!C0, while tbe w!? n?r, llBintnliin
tenk bia watrb and chain away, which waa valued at
$1(10, *rd. baeirg aUippv I him of hU valuable*, the
fallow* eacaped !>? 'oro tix couU r?im* au alarm Tu?
accuaed, wbo ?a? arieeted a ahoit tune after the allayed
larceny, via, on kelrg taken before Juali.o Uijari,
Orntibtd by the complainant, Awl Waa therefore ful'y
ri n.ailtted for trial by 'lie magistrate
CHARGE OK FUJK FKI/rPNCW.
Yesterday, olfifera Mart n anu Cnderliil), attached to
tha Second LHatrict l'ulne > ?uit, arrested a young ?' ?u
named Abtahain Hiucduii, formerly of Philadelphia
charged with faKa pret?ur?* 10 haviug, it in aHeged, ob
tnincd poa*e??iou of live hor?> a. valued at I'iO'i, the pro
tierly of Jacob (ieniicnhotiser of Waaliing'on atreet I'hi
Iadelpbi. toy falee pretence* am! I audi. lent repreaenta
tiou*. llie coiupia nan* atAtea that, iu tha city ol i'hiia
?lrlpbia, ou the 2tith ult , he lold to tb? accua?d th
a bote property, and tallng in oxi hauge notea of tlie a c
euaed tor the debt that at tbe t mm of the eaie the ac
cuwd atatod that bo ?a> a responsible man, and that
there would not Im) tha alight -?t doubt about the u >W*
Leing duly honored . that, upon thtae repra'outationa,
the' proptrty win UeUrered ; that tb? complainant haa
never jet received tha value of tlia aaid not?a, which
ba?P not b*?n rvdi<araad by the acnuaad. Iliucuiao
brought the bor^H ou to New \ oik. aui ?n arrfati'd
with two of them in hia t.o?iw-4ilon ll? ?? cjmmltt"d
foi pxaiuinatiou, by Juatica Hrannan.
CflABOtOr VOUOINO AN OKHBK.
A young man, named Jainea t alhouu waa arreatei
yeaterday by o III car Nirliicaer, char.;al with having
forgad tbi* uanin of I. M IVa-io, of the Kivu I unit Hia
aioua, to an or<lei for ooa cheat of Ua on i grocery
bouae io Front itreat. Mr. i'aaae declared the ai^uitur*
to be a forgery, and a complaint being uiade by Mea?ra.
I'riter A CO. agamat the acenaol he waa arretted aud
htld to anaw*-r tbe cbaige by Juxll e Uo^art at tha
t^>wei I'olict Court .
At.l.klil.n HCKUI. AKT
Ceorge Simmons aud Mablon < annua, were arretted
by tbe Third ward police on Thuiaday night, rhaigel
with haviug buiglarioilaly entere t the atore of Stephau
8. Cbauiberlain. of 'JMU Kulton atreet. and ateuhni; there
from three firbina of buttlr valued at f'O It i)
alleged that the property wa?/ound in their potaeaainn,
aud when arreated wer# rolliif It away 'roni the atore
of Mr Chamberlain The prlaouer* weta brought l?e.
fore Jiiatire iiogart, wbo committed th?u fore?nniu
t iou.
ch Attain with arKAuiNU sonic-i.
Teaterday, Sergeant Smith, of the Uiwer I'o'.ice Oatirt,
arretted John Mcltride, capta n of a lighter, charged with
ateahng 7,61 4 ahin bonea, tbe property of Cbmtlan Hwrita,
of Cedar atreet, aud value<l by him at It la al
leged that McHride being enga^ad to discharge a cargo of
btioentroma vcaael lying in thelaat Kiver, managed
to retail! tt,? a bo to rnentioued i|uautlty, which. It ia al
It-ged. he aold to Kreileiick Kleuiau, arlio puri h??ed tha
aaiue iu good faith. Theaccuael aaatakea Ix ljre.luat ce
Itogart, who committed linn for ''(auiinat.on
Till A 1. 1. COED HOT* I. Til IKK UKNT t jr.
I.yman, the alleged hotel thief, who waa arreated
acme weeks ago, for atealutg Mie In-d olothea 'rout dill-lent
hotel! m the lower pait of tha city, waa yeaterday aent
to tha reuitrntiaiy tor one jeat by Judge rtuurt, in the
i-]>ecia! Heaaiooa, having received two muntha' aenteoca
on each charge preferred ?e,?in*t h m. Hu complaiuta
?eie piefern-d, on each of which he received Mttydaya
aenteuce It will be a year, therefore lielore Mr. I.yimu
will make bia next ajpearauee befoie the puMlc.
Tlip Caar of Young Hrrtiandn.
TO THK KDITO* 0> Tllfc SKW ITOItK IUUUIO.
Niw Yohk ?Vb Id, 1164
I >aw ilntit'M ic tb* Hmuui of tha 10th iaat , tint
priori tinga IisiJ l?-aii commenced by I rauclaco Kliai Il-r
nandrr iKkinit Kianou Mouqhton tha Mjiaaiali ( >n?ul
at thu pott, but that, under the traaly, li? (Mr. . ) h
not amrnabla to a procaaa f >. at.nl Thia U?? lad ?
gieat main t* balicva that thi-ia *a< no lava la t)i * ( tun
, try to control the acta of t",? l^pta'ah Con I bow m
| b? inl|lit tx~. To p' ?? that nurli i* n >t the c??>
{ T aball P'ljunt rou to euMiab 'n your raluabl* paper, a
| mpyof thii writ hold ag both Mr Carao'iell ant Mr
Houghton to ball in tb* auin ol 1 KW each In concluamti
1 ahull atate that if the ,-punia!. Conn; I baa eacaped ttiia
I fat b?'Ii(t arretted, an I b*mu | t? ijifr tiir tfitii
: alt* ball, it hae b* en by prudco'ly coaflaiof hlmaatr to
bia Ih d, and not coining to Ne* York la tue ciuta" of
Urn lakt ?eek.
1 rtmaio, air , your obadi'-nt aerrapt,
J'JHK Kl.tA." HENS' AN1IK7.
! Thr I'rrtidrni of Ihr Uv\l"l Stntri nf Amn mm to Iht ft&r
thai of tto Southern l>t 'net 'if A'r yark, jrtf' \ f\y . ?
We con, mar l yon, that you tali* frunrln Ht<jghtun,
< nn*iil o( bri JM > i t y the Qnaeu of 40a : it ,1a New Voik
; and C'riatoval Cainobeli otbrrwiae ?li*d ( r atoral < tr
noveli il tbry aball be found >n your dUtrict, an I them
eafely keep, au that you may hare thrii bodi a bafora
! the tf Hit I'ialrlct Colirl nf tbr I'litnl fiUba of
j Amenta far tb* Poutbern Ptetrict of Nap York, to be
held at 11. e City lull, in the city of New York, la the
1 m I Pootbern lfiitiiit.no till" 1Mb 'lay of lebiuary,
lH.r6 to aa ewer unto I rincia fhaa lirrDi?ld, by I rati
na?o de Amur, lint fttnthmn amy plaiotllT lu a plaa of
treapaar. Anct alan to a rartala billet the aai'l plaint. rt
agatnal the aaid defendant tor Irtepaaa, a**ault an-l bat
t ?ry, aail fab* imptiaoiimeat o tb* a* Id plaintiff. to bo
damage tan tbou?and doilara, aa ia amd, awor<fiB| to tb?
ruati tn ot the aanl Court, befnra tli? aaid Judfa, then
I an<l tbcra to b? aihibltril, anil that yo t hava th< u tbar*
thla writ.
Witnraa, haojurl K. Ibitta, , , Jud/a of th? aaul fh?
1 trirt Court if thf l'ol'a<l Mjtii,it tbr ?ljy of York,
tha 8th <lay of Kabruary la ibv yaat 1 *!>b
<iH? W HHRNW, ? lark
TtiroDot<? Srm.wH K, Attoroatr.
tinJallii'BHtK lal l tivfota mn. It ia or lt>ra-l that tb? l?
frmlau'a be held to bail lath* auto ot ?*<-h fab
h, lttft. f.\M' kl it mm
Thrntrri and Kstilblllofia.
ltk<unwAT 'I1IK4TKK ? Tb? bfnatit of tb? ac ompliabail
and favorHa rocaliat, Mtaa Loutaa f*yaa takaa plara tltil
rvrnmr ab'l aa it la tha laat at(>it of >ha opara ??*- n
Do doubt tb* tuaatra *111 I * rrotrilod la an-ry >l*part
! inant Ml?? I'j ua him many rU mi opou tb* rnu?u %1
I propla of Nf? Yoik . I >*t th^ru do tli?ir duty toalfht
'K Indaralla" aultba "(fma 1 Ida TfStallara <ra tha
| pirc*a iiIkM.
liowmt Thi *tf? ? T n a baoi-tit tf Mr <> C Cfca rl#<
and Ma laat appaaranra at thi' tatabliabmaat iin- ?
off to nljtht Ihr drama of tba "MMMal'MU Qnntiia,
In abtrh Mra M. Juaaa a pi ?ar? aa ila. iiaal Poland
ia tba flrat piara. Tbia will l>? foil o wad by "fJurOal,'1
tba farce of tha lr. -Iini .n to Japan, ao l tb* ' Tbraa
Jack Hbrp|>arda on lluraabaek.'
Bvaroitt'* TnrjTa??--By d?alra Mr Hurt in w ill r p?at
liia Mrfotnianr* of Hilly l^'kaday an I til* favnrlta [art
, if <>uy Cotdluck in "John J>ua< Tha bill la <>oa
wbicb ? annot fail to draw a Urga a , li?n. ?? Than* tri
tlitf* ptat?? Tba Oiat l? "Jonn Jona* tb* o?tt la
Uafaiiai.f ' M l.ara rhall I i'toa *a l Ilia cocludlt (
piaca Will ba tbr COBM ly of ' rwaatbaar u aa*! Viraa '
WiUJtrn'A Tii^ara* ? ltrou(bain ? <-om^ 1 ? of '? Fba
(? n i- of Ula" la Ula firat pn* Maaara lliiku, Im't
tlrnuf bam, W aa Foaa Baanatt Viti kaafkaa nil (tb r
i mln- nt art ?taa in tha ra?t lha eoo'l. itlrr pl*?-a will
Ik- ' O Klannic*B aod tba Katriai in which a u w a an*
i ti fntiof T'f'Ony broik fair w d ha prtwntal
Altai' ? i Vti ?n w ? Tba nftat .ikd am aamanta mii
a'at of tl.* drama of 'ItanCwa.r <i* Hatan aa I oil tar
l?atura? and In tb* ? ran ag tl.a m ?i<-h i mn ''rami
{ of "Hotii.a MaadaWa "and t'i< faro* of "Tb* "faitba, "
i ( taika, 11k .away, and Mlaa ttaytv, la tb* la*<Ua(
part a
Wf?i?'a MtlaTUt# ? Tt> -ama tan i ng faa'ur?a uf
tutainnwrit ai|it'u a??r? a>ao in aatraUy,
a lilt tb* "Ilotal d'Afr. ,ii?
fit rti rr> Hrri a ?'i?*a ? Tbia i-owipana a do'nf wall
Tha hall ia ttul<ul a?ary *?*?na<, ml tba aedlewe at
mlra tha ai>all> nt butb > of I acrwaia llorg a
Ma Ml '? r?aawtll *lra a l^'nra and a.wal *a'? talii
nrnl ob M*? la/ a?*ni ?*, at (1 nt '* llall
r(iH? t<i? Ml'alC *?" tn* ot; tut.
Tbafondua tmtt of ".a'/ : >*ya -Tb* pbp iLar ?
tor Mr "O." -njltb, of tb? A'l?Ipbi ibaa* a dia l laat
aaaBln* ba?iu? ault? a! from l>itaaaa for wn? wi>i i
Mr .'nttibal aWti faf, w? b*I '*?#, a*arly Bfty yaara
a I on u>a ata|a aod tbauab la bia app**ran ? ba'vra
tb* public ha * aa jrn -ai t naelilai With a<a>? of tba
moat wtaba-l itaada of main drama wa l?I-?a tutii
frtntllib ba wa> daaanadly !??;- U4 by I la* a* who
kcaw Lim
Mra 1'ya* ??altou, a wall ba>*a piimui' baa mad*
b>r d'Mtf at tba r**Uti 1 haa'ra, ia iaa?U'* ? opara o*
MarHaaa -'.a a aald to hara ? p??l aopraac ? ac*
wI'Loat aiatb p?>**r
Mr Macraad / ! aa gifu a Malbr, jra> ! >?
tb* tawit of t aa Ij'amrf !a.?H ita
Julian- Mr rait a f.t. at ? '??an?, <.*c>Ud prorata
i ffat turraaa
H*r Va ? << i a T",a*tr? iMlal) w U ?ot b* <pai U?U
aaaat-a t'a. ' l??at a t? .. ?. i * aba tba *b ?! attrac
tkn at ? a??f.' '.a^Va
lha t Jaaaaa a Tbaa'ra haa f Uaaal , Mra -ayaa^r
fa lad 1* mi' i< (?*?
' Mr ' barVal'tt ta p'ayiaf at XMt.-^baai Mr Ni>?
I daa Ka?w ?a .a praa-h ra( at t? ?o-l Mr
I ana kaa lata I i :?( L > Aaniri) ast*-'. i i. n'. ia tb
aaf-a p!?'?
H aTbaatrr Koyal t<llbuar| bia M?a ?|aa?l by aa
Italiaa op* 'a rompaoy ? g r?rt (W-.alitt ia tha tawir
A Par ? f??i<'ap?'?.taet aa?a M ?vr,a*a o*w trana
' U ( aana* ia to ba p>ayol fatt UawtMl at tba
Tbaati* fran a a, aal laat waak pra(ramaaa if ? 'aa
t);*a<ra waa alaaoat *arl*alT*l|f **> 'ipia?i by bia W rl it
t aa A a** ">?a*dy by M I* oa '>a?taa aal tlad "I#
Oataaa daa H?o ? ' a o i>r*p*rit?^?? At tl?? V?r^ u a,
a aeto ly aa 'la 1 rarba* *>U aWtly ba pr?t*c*4 ? ?
Ula* mf t\? ?r?.a-d? ia lt?? a?a, by M Alaiaodr*
lnwaaa ,aa ta priaaaaa I *t tb* hiaiaaa --*r tba
'.ail* a aaw drama laa art* a aipartat Iba tltla
a "fa Maa'i^* "*? " ? ? k tbraa let aaodaailia
wr.t'aa br MM Utraaala Md l?i,fi.aar aal aaUal la
I'arra a d* tmmm'U ' baa b??? braaubt tu ? at Uha
a* f>?awr%ti ,,n TV a '<aa tabaa fm** ta <b* < aa*
Of Uail KYI , nal *" a ? ??? kai P*rt>y at r??a?lllja,
pa'*'y la fw t r'?aa , abara tfc# UamM* karaaaaf tba
paav* ??<??*! ?-a? ' ?*aaa taa Ufa ?r aa anatovrat ^ al
i rt?a' av.au t.,a ,?.ot ?' ti.n.'.a4 it *? a pfar.paa
| t*.< ta Uaa aclr mm pa? *f ? -a a.iftbaa*
t... <*4 dv - taf 'la* peart w*aw
.'lit I .a a no* a??tt, "U 'pi* 'in t?aaOa *' ,a
pV| ra?l at I, *>, ?*?> a
W. ",<l ,h' ??fe.
raoatrH t?ro?7 one null.
Lo*., balu* trout th. au of j.autrry u tu'.l?" *?
th. moat 'of whicli ludbe*. pii?, UB(n. , h '**?
.??. d-ifU o? th. prairie. in 111, no,. Tk^H " **
*?*' "" ??* ok.tructioo.,
w?' * Louia on th. l*.b uut Th" tZuL
*;,?* ** 1?T C^r. urtfc"
carter; ???*?.*
fj ? l,r?? ?, ,.?,rV~* a ur <*"?<* *-??
It!""'' ,h?ri?? 'I In* , ,'k* ? roo'l ueror i. bH
*U*jr?. I rrt) i>.,.i , utr.i ,, i o?e Ue
ru-hc : for ih? i,...t *.** "??H, bn?r ?a,| ,^j#
Ir hutlf o of th? uiulU 41.^ avaiU?J 10* <*??
I oti.-.-t ll? , ?'"? oiowj ??,Hta.ck "1
"" ? >"/ cauea"'!", *tf * ?* *
f " 'H* "I?< ?< r? aecum nv *'1 ??"?? tfc?t
U?t, and ii;i. Iflfi. ?. i. i,,....! 0|.-n?4 at
"Z ??>? . r?, ,| n ?lin, 7 ?" ?* ? r.p I r.u, .,<*
*it'1 < I or i '?? a u of v?ri.?i?- Hw *4?r
hoar,.,, MUra
th.muount of mail mat'or .1,,"" '.VlifV loxaimeui at
? Ira.a arrivr.l ,t ,h. ' , A,,'*"'t '".VIk-Ii lut
OM tlf lip.o a ltd *"1* ??' l?? ri.ar.
m re (ban two bundled | ,'r, u? hava *f'"~ dark
^cV?u^w,v;.u*r?- * ?'? < ? <?
k'j'l "?""""' 1 VurtlhT0' u
cor, ,, ro?x:;,V' 'ftir
Of tke.r t UIrK ?* * 0""f ii*rr?U.(
Copt. u-u*,u- b.? ?"'?? ?h.rh
In- '""-oi-hiM u.( m*, u, ?i,m,
Thf/ l?(t thli eit> lot u. . .
0 clot it. in a tarouclia r.r Alton '?? *? *h#ut 0r*
? tlao'.Wk ilia iiiiit n'.u tn i !*' A'to.
upon Mi ?? fol - ".f^lr allM
I" ItaiJroaU, au'i i>.ii Lim , *u'1 w ??'????
Illotiniinjjtoi liunuM t'elv in ? "? LM to
W.I I fni he could oo? ?? b CouTd' ^
iu< ruioit ??ui(i >?Dd u,aoi uji aa?t
Riouoiiiifiten a'lnnV " "h'ra ^h f "jj *?<l r
mo touna Ul?| fn lm u, , . k?jr found all th* l-*ai
? tantly accuinulatu * Inn,, tba ''lT^ * i Uma ***
8th of K?biu?rr . tti q t '"? t" Joi
2Sn bag* oi u.?,,?IH.r, ' .. ' *?? o( lattara aa?
to ?"'P. -0 ??? riiuni i ha t rackf' bat.l ?>mp*U4
?" I I?w ^hl Uu.g . ui,.,Utal* b.,r . i .y
P'."? aa ratal f.%, ^ *7 b'ir,"1 "'Ihw, ..
jour horaaa ^ ft Jh,V -*P'7H a -1W.
taiueol mil** i Iu l??i*ht, a Us
nif-atljr acroa. the piairU without* *?' UU*T*?
mark to lo-ll. af- tb? i.-"? -?? - ,*"* b?*'?o tr?.-4 at
iT*'k ' ?nJ "?"M for niiSV l|",*j0b*'n*r ?
til. Hpn. Ktiad l<Nit 00?a, 1/'ur"?l?. -
'rt' ^'aV " -?85 ^
.h-JrVu/b?;" h? ,ur '%r
??) ?l our o'clock 1h. ? V. f t .
vlino thra arri><-.l at I . . *tl" ''?'?to' tha.
iantarn w^ot f J, I?. r ? il* .0n; "i' lU' e""i" " ^
'? ?? op-.. PMi.i. ::;*^',; ot*hl(t,n^lt<',?' .
W.atbar an I unabla lo ^ ^ tiM
war. Thar ^?. ^STTL"Jb.,/1U*4 ^
alioot four' hour, ih.^ thi, fo. ^7- r 'Urr 'i""" '?
Dawron'a th-ia ibft i.^ii ihi i houaa, Mr.
f?a.i tbroi. and ,.rni ,, ,*T*r* "" tb*'r horaaa U
broka loo?r .i, l ? . "f '??
oil towanla hi. hoina M>n J / " I""*U1II --
horava ThahorJa"? ui.t . V .**'*
W<\ . farm.1 r, T. h'm'; T'-' ??
r..ad, and blf?| ? hora. fr ? hi- bttk
Uac on ' Va^uw ^
horMn. ? ii.j took ori ?!*..? ?A ? four fr**fc
?.It ( I oiIT t b la ci Tolila I """" '"V
for iiwight. MW (b<*u ?UrU4
M^t" -Vn,.M,'?l?u"P Vh?Dl!,'i *?'' M' '?
bo?M, k.pt |, j au ,ii,| ?duai
? f>oul right nifiaai, ?. . ' WcW*uu?, ?t a plcr?
o'clock, 4a.Jltaa.Uy ?l4ht' iwlanw1*! (!Wl' *' 11
??ltnf?|.|,.di an ] tliaj ? ? i? ii , j Xl!l ***
to brnuuibad w,lh Hi. col I kirit. ?"?/ ?ara
th" ?itliafandlo/r thrt^ t!f| I wb^Ttl '* "***
. and that tha, I " a^lV 7
Iron n to oaatb Mifar of pav' ..a tram it of hai^
?'l ?na ir orud to bin - 1 1. . T. ??"}???? U?o?ta.
>T " |*llr.| lo I,,,., Ia V* a*^'
warm 1 1, an> al.i. . chi2^T- u U k"r,'?'?
? "cuti. nol Ih. Oii,a?? ao , M * L * Tha
*d to thl* matt?r an Mra tnl.^ th Pl'i1 *'lro*J 14 Ml
MtMaoua IU ' 1 '7 ?? ?'
Ihr. ?o>,n ?tart? I i' * "? at ImoII.
I'?((ht '.I,. ton(ua i,f tin i ",v'i?l "i* :i"' Uir** *
"tt?ln .. ut out !?..? U,u ,i ' to#"
..u, ihrou.i, ti.vz:ri^?yjt 'r,u'
*'ut riioi, I,? aoat< r.,t or lo? 'i^h U|(ra
About iliTlifM IhuratU* J *?uw atnhaakuaaat
M-u., ,.r. n ^; th.T,rT,?,,:?lh,b* --1 ?
)h?> ?<?'? i, nab la to .! 1 " '-1?'
'ham Th, r lin ,rto % ,u, ? f,w f"M iW4 W
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