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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-08

pIOViliCt.
The proceedings of the Emperor were so Ell
fectual and decisive that nothing but tranquility
can be anticipated for series OF years.
REPORTED ATTEMPT TO AssAsslNATE THE
Popg.-A letter from Rome, of the 9th ultlmo,
in the Gazette de France, says "A report mas
probably reached you of an attempt to assassl-
nate the Pope. The fact is, that physician,
who is great revolutonist, but driven to des-
peration by want of money, went one day to the
Palace and although he has a wooden leg, en-
tered as nimby as if it was his own house. Be
mo met. and asked who he wanted, he replied
that he wished to speak to his Holiness on very
mgent affairs. With much difficulty he was IN
dnced TO withdraw On reaching the court he
fred a pistol, without It's being perceived that 1t
was he who caused the explosion. The next day
he returned again, and went until he met
Caiitanino, the Pontitfss valet, to whom he IN
sisted on beng Immediately allowed to see the
/ Pope on matters of high interest. Ills entrance
was, however, refused, and he went away, but
! he was arrested on leaving the Palace load
ed pistol was found upon him.
FkANcE.-The Echo des Commerce states,
that IN all directions are received attilcung &C
counts of disasters caused by lnundatlons. l. he
country laid waste, the roads destroyed, the COM
mumcations intercepted, and the numerous VIC
/ tins viii cause the year 1913 TO be long remem-
bered as one Of the most calamitous IN the men,
ory Of the Oldest inhabitants.
The Journal du Havre announces the arrival
in that port of the Diigent from the coast OF
Guinea, having on board the son and heir of King
be educated in France.
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u The Hon. Mr.. Gushing, our Minister to
Chns arrived Alexandria the 10Th Of September He
had audience with the Vceroy and left the day
for Suez whence he proceed Bombay the month.
ly steamer, expecting there to the American squadron
ready to receive him and to convey him to China.
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TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
no. Spruce street, Tribune Buildings)
JAMES PRINGlE,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL.
BOOK BIN D Err
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CHINA GL.ASS Sc

CHINA, GLASS, &c
M IL J. MERRITT, 100 Bowery, between
1"Ae Grand and Hester streets having just opened ,eyer
new patterns Of goods which they hsye I'M ted Tor the Fall
trade enabled to offer splendid Of French
and English CHINA White 6 an,,e Ware reh Gu, and Pam
Glass Hail. Astral and Solar amps, Ensi.b Britannia Tee
Sets Casters, &c. &c. atvery low prices, oil mD&W
GlRANDOLES az Ia Chatham str, ct "A great
~ variety ofpew pattsrnsbronzsd Kilt and ,veed al an-
doles a,o choice lot Of 'psn4! GOTHIC I.a sASi asi
separately and superior quality Of ivory handle Table
Cutlery together with general Of Plated aud Sill
vet Ware all OF which offered greatly rsducsd phi
log i'm" ALBERT bEAC II.
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O'Connell finished with Z" Hurrah, then, for
old Ireland and the Repeal y The call was an
swered by tremendous cheering, which contn-
ued,'' says the Freemans Journal, without in
tcrmisson for nearly quarter of an hour In
the midst of it, O'Conne sat down; but when
II suhsided he rose nmain and moved a resolution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-08

GERMAN SILVER, GERMAN SILVER,
JAMES G. MOFFET, Manufacturer, l2l Prince
s, Y offers for sale the lowest market prices, SOC
lbs. German Silver OF different widths and thckse,ses Ia
OF paying ieonay) his particular attention
the manufacture o. this article he stand unrva
ed manuac this country for beauty
OF Color and fully eIasi 70 the imported. ell ns
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ton that whoever commits crime gives strength TO the enc
N.Y. and while pledge Them aud ourselves to perfect ODE
dence TO the aw, the time avoW before the mia
ban Of the BRUSH empire and before the inhabitants OF the
civilized world that viii desis iIom the legal and
constitutional pursuit of the Repeal Of the Union until an
Irisll Parliament COLLEGE Green again.
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A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE and two
or three single gent emen be pleasantly accommoda,-
ed with board BY applying AZ Al East Broadw av s2Su
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entirely raw:
1t was IN this condition commenced the use of your nval-
liable Sarsapara, which was induced from the many
remaE kable cures published L came TO me as some
guardian angel and can c3rceIy tel why YET yet from the
heard II mentioned impressed fully with the
belief that thi, was TO be the good Samaritan for msand
truly il has wrought wonders Alter Il
few days my pains easier the ,weingof the body and
limbs down. the ulcers commenced healing and rested
we'll After suffering every hiHS bur the pains Of DEATH how
other testimonial TO the efficacy of your priceless SarsapEa
Ny health is restored and have walked four miles without
Inconvenience superinend my family affairs and IN TACT
feel almost like being in world. am induced 10
make this public acknow from deep oil duty
due 10 You the hands of God OF restoring fell
express my feelings. May the Lord be with you and MAKE
s shine YOU the sucsre desire OF your much
obliged and deeply Indebted friend To the afflicted would
say Do despair for however desperate case may "
you surely have anti o at hand VIZ: SANDS, sARsAPA
RILL, Trust othsI however great their nreen
MONlSSA SIMMONS.
Middessr Co. ss-Essex Con. July 25. lSt3Personally
appeared the above named Nonssa Simmons aud made oath
10 the facts contained the foregoing before
GURDON SMi II, Justice OF the Peace.
We the undersigned being personally acquainted with Mrs
Monss, Simmons hesitate that consider tide
above statement Of her substantially true and eu,sd 10
confidence. REUBEN POST, Deacon Baptist Church;
l. HILL HAYDEN, Merchant
Oh AS. CiREENLtAF, Sur Dentist;
a. f. WflITTEMORE, Post Master.
~,
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ZINE TEAS.-R L. Scrymser, n Barclay ST.,
corner Of ST Peters place, would intimate TO his rends
t o n PS ga ea et ann and 0sb The
cate FGyors: His stock Of the following assort-
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Aiterward he made supplementary auslon to
the simultaneous meetings:

He hoped before the lapse Of ortnishi that the excite
,hey wouI be able 10 have Simultaneous meeting IN every
parish OF Ireland petition her Majesty 10 remove the @
nnistraon tina, had placed the lives OF her Majsys l''
suhects in such jeopardy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-01
CORBYN'S COTTAGE,
STR YKER,S RAY

rs NOW OPEN and in full OPERATION for the Spring end
L SUNNI seasons
During the winter many alterations and mprov have
been made which will is believed and rally the
fort Of visitors
SALOON foy6ve feet in length has been erected for
the Of large parties at dinners, suppe.
GERS, or cotons
sepa. entrance has been onened for the bar rende ring
the ladies, psrlors Quiet and selected.
Ortiz WIVES, LIouoRs. CoNrrC CREAMS, &c.
&C 10 ony Necessary 20 ,ay they VIII be- as heretoioe,
and oblgns attendants engaged, and every efor
VIII be s,ed sustain the equation house already
acquired, and TO render visit to
-, COnBNN'5 COTTAGE
desirsble aud satisfactory
IN Ordinary Sunday at, o'clock Ticket, 50 cents
stykers Bay - situated ON the banas of the Hudson
r mules from tn City Hall by the DoominPdae road Stages
a every honr from the corner OF Tyou ilsce and Chatham
srset. rare 1875 cents niS lmr
RULED FOoLsCAP PAPEn-ioCO : an. low priced
~ Iuled foolscap, for sale by PEkS,f = BROOKS,
m3O.Tr No. & l. bcrty street.
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The mortality attained its maximum in the year
1910, and was the lowest in the year 1912. Out OF
100000 persons living in the towns and cities Of
England about 65S died in the year 1910, and only
242O in the year 1912. The reduction was 23S in
265S or per cent on the rate OF mortality. Upon
araverage 2 81 in 100 Cor in 3S) living, died an
nualy in three years 1893, 1885, and 1910; and 43
in 100 living Cor in 4l) died annually two years
1871 and 1912. The average number Of deaths re.
gstered in the FIVE winters 1888 1889 lSt0 1871 land
1892 was As, LA. After correction for the in
of population, the winter average applicable
TO 1913 becomes AZ ,5i2. The number OF deaths
which occurred in the winter quarter 1913 was
1896 In the metropolis the mortality is sui less
than the average and the deaths IN the quarter py
epidemic diseases (2,07l) were 1863 less man ,ne
average of the FIVE preceding Mln winters, bv ne
registrars in the country yphus, scare'na' ana
whoopng cough.
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MORTALITY TABLEs-The quarterly table OF the
mortality in ia OF the principal town and city dis
trlcts of England has just issued from the General
Register Office. The return is derived from ia
districts, 80 OF which comprise the metropolis, and
the remaining 81 districts comprise the principal
towns and cities of England. At the last census
June 6, Is4) the enumerated population of the Ia
districts was 534 535, or nearly iour-tenths of the
total population. The average annual number OF
deaths registered in the III districts l63, 1913,
AZ per cent OF the to tai deaths registered annually IN
England. The population in these town districts
increased from 1881 to lS4l at the rate OF about
LA per cent annually and, assuming that the
population increased uniformly, the rate OF mortall
ty, deduced from comparison OF the deaths and po-
puatiOn WAS as follows
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BATTERY AND ,t,HILADELpnIA HOTEL,

TNHIS establishment having thor reoas
subscriber beg to her friends and the travelling
public that tits comtlets order for the
strangers he house IL deeh fully situated fronting the
beautiful Day and Battery Of New York aud in theimmedate
vciniytf the steamboat Landings for DO ton Abary and
Pade hr The sub criber has reduced of fare TO
accord with the times, and trusts by attention
fort OF those who honor her vah their favors, merit
share Of puhlc patronage.
S-Mras served at any hour OF the day wtout any
Charge parties leaving by the esry boats may rely
on b"ing called in proper time. - -
MARY PETETE.
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&sg ~ Is IL
Old ES IA BLISHED pASSAGE OF

OLb hDlJlStitD tASSAGE OEFICE.
No 81 SOUTH STREET N. Y.
GE to and from Great Britain and irel .nd Liver
pool ~ London ny Tie reqnll r racket. In weekly TO and
from LUenool. aud and ftm 81, 10 h and
zum each month Te uhsc'ioer has made x esve az
sepce as ure those sendas the ren thar every
Que aud n gent attention vii be shown th aud ali W.
pool q ect 10 New Orleans, To,le Sa aunh, Ba nmere
rhadrinh,t ton, and 30 tue H-reot pors OF tie British
rrevnces w 18th these together win the adj
vantage which his iverp oil correspondents possess being
Ia sc shpowne and extcosvey III the r'ehng
sncs-havng despatched ards Of 100 frt class
ships the various ports the Unite with freight and
passengers The facility offered by this ESTABLISHING is
surpassed and from the large number oil FIRST class ships
ployed IN the line there be d. ten whatever which
will be guaranteed The price Of will be at the lowest
money will returned cu,tomsIy. The boat
fare from the drret ports Liverpool usua be
cured Those RENTING money TO their friends have drafts
anodUr ayable in a the pal towns without dis
THROUGHOUT Gea Britain and Ireland,
which has given the greatest satisfaction. 80 49,
The subscriber hoI Of the public
patronage which cten so Literally besto~ ed for many
For further particulars apply. If by letter
pad) to JOHN HERDMAN, 81 south ST, n Y. or
hrENTs
PatrcG n lton. Esq Buifio, n Y.
Use Kir, patIic, Ptisb%gh Pa.
IA NORMA, Nil xsuiie, Wisconsin, Ty.
CHS. McCorhey. Dubuque, Iowa Ty.
j. X Elliott, Detroit, Michigan.
Corce,'us Cahml. Peru Illinois.
y1hmR gay. Roches er, \. Y.
B-The subscriber also for first class packet shps
Mobile, Charleston aud Savannah by which passage ca be
secured az the low MGR
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1894
suphureted Hydrogen Gas. IS cubic inches.
The'e sprng. within few hours ride of Albany, Troy
from Cansohre, the Albany and lea Railroad where
post coaches daily await the arrival of the morning from
Schenectady and Utica, visitors the Springs
distance Of about miles ,Irvng time for dinner; or be-
neng forty five miles of he city of Persons
leaving New o the evening for Albany arrive
the Sharon Springs the for diUneT.
Clark GARDNER 4 HASKELL.
AN nb3 utr
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- Ma sa ~
fULLEN CORPS ExrKEss,


u, . WALL STREET
Subscribers, the old condu Of Harnden Co.'S Ell
sew fok VIII con!lnne TO
ss MeT Hos AlTcny and Troy daily, viii forward
GELS, &c &c in with Messr B,,ley Ws.
Oert western Exp es" and IN the oIowIq pIans,
W urea Syracuse, Osweeo Auburn, Seneca Falls a neva
CsnsaIrua hoeheser Batavia Lockpo Buffalo Detroit
ton, IL Canada West BY Jacobs Worth, m y, VIM
hall Bnnston Champaign and PlabuIgh; also to 81 hns
MontrcaL and Sfecsc in Canada They will ala. cen
nttt WIN Hatch Co.'S South Errres. At New York and
and Washington 'e'''''a '""'"''oro
ar attention will be paid the collection Of Notes
Deits &c aud prompt tuns mad~ bv fist Expre,s Each
messenger w'i be provided with of Wlders saa
mission OF valuable rspen. &c ~
PUILEN q corp 0Se or US; N.v,..
1bQM1As G0UGH No IS Exchange, Albany.
y. q FlLkiNS, 22e River street, Trns.
M JACOBS, Exchange Court St PsnI Montreal.
Co., John r. smn trmes Ward = Kirg jacob Little
Jj"Ry sma ahSs1hGG c9 D,.v NSs1'Gn rp
Pane; Esq, cashier, Wells do. s. X STOW d. G. Coi y
N""sie'' wi - Leake, DO, Troy. me cod
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spRE EAGLE HOTEL.

Whtehail street opposite the Battery Garden
IIS house having ateratons
having een newly furnishedtne present proprietor
specully announces hi, friends the old country
yelling public generally that il open the
Of permane Mt and tran, cent boarders
The position Of this hotel lite detail of
vantsges being situmed facing the Battery Garden and
mandnga f view OF the Bays within minutes walk Of
the thilsdelphia. Boston and Albany stesmboats
The proprietor intends tat and industry
pnblic
three cents glais, HENRY Is 6RtFFITHS
mis- lmAr Late Of Bath England.
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ARMY - Gen. Wool has just concluded tour of
inspection of the United States works and troops
New York harbor and returned to his head quarters
In this cty-1r0y Budget.
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c,,,,osrry In tearing down the walls OF the
oil American Tavern, near Trenton, three pound
cannon bali was found imbedded in the mortar-a
missile from one of the contending parties in the
battle of Trenton.
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SupreINe Court -.

MAY 3.-Some u the papers have been publishing for
adjourn die until to-day hen it did thus adjourn All
the regular the caendar were heard and
were subsequently, put Tho celebrated Aandamus
will not be decided until July.
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NAvAL.-List of officers OF the U. S. sloop OF war
Marion, at Norfolk from St Thomas. The M. has
been absent from the United States seven months, in
the West Indies and on the Coast of Central Ame-
RIGA.
Commander VIM. NJ Armstrong Lieuts Thomas w.
Brent Oliver g. 0lisson, Carter Poindexter Surgeon
Daniel c. McLeod Assistant Surgeon w Taylor; Pur-
VIM A. Christians Acting Master Calender st George
holland, Acting Prof Walter w Delacy; Passed Nidhip
men Madison Rush. T.. 8. Winder Miishipmen A. I
Byrens Washington p. Buckner VIM. 8. Cushmau, Geo
VI. Dihble Frederick NJ Humphry, John 2. Hall. Phe-
mon III HAYWOOD, Andrew w Johnson. II Minor, JEFF.
ferson McRoberts Joseph Seawell; Bostswan, George
wilmutnj Gunner r. Kings Carpenter John Overman
Sailmaker, John Joins
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nce ana ne respectfully socits the patronage OF his
p.,,;m.-. ,.,,. 49,, ERAsTUs COLEMAN.
WADAWANUCK HOUSE,
>, STO NINGTON, CONN
1SSv s a. s1'y s Sac
res,ed by s,uila esab.hment this country open
The hon is located end of the village,
had G% % Ind 'S obs
numerous Islands, as also Of the from which
having j. de house hot and cold and fresh baths
at afew rods distance belonging the hotel there hing
no s. for sea bathing with large swimming bth for gentle
a, vsts baths, xtacfed to the hotsi thee IS 81 lard
Room and soTns ssoon and for tie
S Ssss s1d S sailing tGs!s y; to take
ing grounds, for which this place is so celebrated
aSs # ed state Of the charge
,Transcier, Boa,d per day, $50
Persons ming six weeks in the mon his Of
r. July and August, per week 700
May, June, September or October,
~, Chiiren aud servants, halrprice.
~ his thai s1
Sss Marine f sc$%
SHSR0N SPRINGS, PAVILION, sCOHARIE COUN
d@ S"a % Ss sS.s
manner ma during S viii be opened
The alterations additions, to the will enable them
toaccommoda'e CHI nun Of listers taniorerly
aud ID manner aitodng comfort aud The
de grounds will be handsomels reald it'll view
10 affod the Of the surround
country The road, to and about the Springs being i'm
proved and opened for accommodation OF
The and the OF
The Bath House have also been 'stefuy land The h
Hou being enlarged and much proved aud will
date who de hahe There and
BaAeys which have lately been erected The nter
of the Pavilion such afford every attention
TO the comfort and wishes of vi.it.s wih well organized
and short subscribers will be prepared
to receive their v,ers in not to be surpassed by
establishment in the country.
OF the White Sulphur Water of Sharon Springs it can be
SAID not surpassed by thing OF the kind in tn. known
world for the r uratIc cutaneou bilious and dyspep
tic complaints and for the Of eysepilas s rheum
uls complaint and raj bilty hss been certified
by some ofthe most eminent me deal professors
By analysis made for the of the Springs
by OF the eminent chems this country (Dr Chill
OF New York; the following results have been obtained
tram gallon of water
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Circuit Court.
Before Judge Kent.


Before Judge Kent
MAY 3l.-Mas'e ton & Smith The Mayor and Co 20
ration ofhe City Of Byookyn-Ths is still in pro-
gress We give the following
BILL OF PAcTicULARs OF DAMAGES CLAIMED.
lsH-June: Marble worked and delivered a. per
amo uuts renderded
Which has been paid for-To Kain & Morgan,
SH57s; Aasterton Smith, S24s67 42,446 90
June-Amount of marble work ed but not delivered in
CONSEQUENCE of stopping the work by defendants
Kahn Morgan to plaintiff n 3sss7 q I6o 2o
Amount OF claim OF Kahn & Morgan on Mast erton n
Smith. in consequence of stopping the work. and of
Masterton & Smith this account follows :-Whoe
quantity OF marble to be furnished by Kahn Morgan
for SIP 1915 70 wash "a, $50 quantity delivered and
sent to Brooklyn 4779 on hand, ready for delivery
3,3os7 quarried and ready for delivery, 644l leav
ing to be quarried and delivered asoSs This at s7s
Expense to deliver the two last quantities, sos
and 6, AL 9, at ls cents per foot. .... 1855 %
1850 es
Add cash Tor amount deliver ed. ........ 1873 90
Amount aoA4s %
To be deducted from total contract ..... 1880 10
Kahn & Morgans damages ....... IS ,o4s rs
Masterton Smiths damages in their own work. in ad.
don to the above
Total amount, contract price, for their WORK not
the s o ncs and what '
it would have cost rs per cent at least Is. 81 $50 30
Interest on SO, 81, from June, 1885, until date OF
judgement Also such other interest may be justly
charged.
The Messrs Kahn Morgan referred to the persons
named in the contract with Maserton & Smith. They
have marble quarry in Weatchester from which, as the
plaintiffs and the Judge also consrus the contract the
City of brooklyn required Masterton Smith to obtain
the marble for the City Hail. After the PLAINTIFF had
submitted their evidence proof of the above bill Of
ticulars, they rested.
Mr. Butler the part OF the Defence then moved that
the Court exclude all thst evidence which pertaned
damages alleged to have been sustained by Messrs Kahn
Morgan This was argued and the Judge decided that
the evidence was admissible Mr.. Butler then moved for
nonsu on the ground that by proper construction Of
the original contract had not been broken by the City
of Brooklyn.
The case is still
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UtACTURERsI UANK Of Belevile C.rtfc ties,
10, LumbermenP Bank Notes wanted, Tor short time
j. SYSVESTERS
~ % Wall s,reetand 100 Broadway
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LATER FROM BARBADOS. By brig Fame, Capt

LATER FROM BARBADOS. By brig Fame, Capt.
Webb, we have received dates up to the 9th ult
The continued irregularities Of the steam packets in the
tran smission Of the mails this and the neghborng
ands have excited the just of all interested
ties, and must should hope, lead the adoption
OF some efficient means Of communication between
these Isles and the mother country, by Government
is impossible for her Majesty Minister'S after the loud
and reiterated complaints OF the Island tolerate
much longer, the impromptude OF the Companys YES
sells. which has destroye the punctualty of commun
cation essential to advantageous commerce. and civ
il and social arrang ements.
The weather for the past fortnight has been exceeding
ly sury-both the animal and vegetable creation ex-
hbt proofs of ITS facilitating effects among the latter
the staple plant especially We happy however to
state that this not versay the there being
parts OF the Island where the young exhibit very
favorable appearance. But the sury weather. sthough
as we have sad to great extent preudcis to the rising
crop, has, nevertheless, been Advantageous the
which is being reaped in having accelerated its matur
t Tho manufacture of sugar continues with undated
activity and large quantities brought daily into
TweRyseven vessels have already been despatched with
cargoes OF this commodity, and others nearly completed
their loading.
Notwithstanding the state Of tho weather aforesaid We
have not heard Of any Of fever other sickness
His ExceleDcy the Governor and his family continue
far as we are aware Of in the enjoyment OF good health
The venerable Arbbdsacon Lawson and family arrived
here this morning, after tedious passage OF 81 days. In
the bark James Cruikshank, sayers master from Lon
don, bound to It. Vincent.
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REMOVED -Thos. ]. Marvin has been appointed
postmaster at Saratoga Springs, vice Judah Els
worth, rmoved.
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u. s. COMMISSIONERS CoURT-George T. Curtis
one of the Commissioners of the United States
Courts, was engaged on Saturday in investigating
certain complaints for an assault by the mate, Ben
jamin G.. Edridge, and cruel and unusual punish
ment by the master, VIM. II. Gardiner, inflicted on
one OF the crew OF The ship Richard Mitchell of
Nantucket, whaling vessel, on a voyage in the
South Pacific They were ordered to recognize
for their appearance at the next term OF the District
Contradiction Courier
The DuNHAM DIVORCE CASE DEcrDED-On Sa
turday, Chief Justice Shaw delivered at Boston
long and elaborate opinion, in which he carefully
reviewed the whole evidence in the case, and came
to the result that the husband had not sustained his
libel. He ordered it to be dismissed, with costs
Tor the wife.