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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25
Dinner to Mr.. Botts.

The Richmond Wig of Saturday contains the
proceedings OF the Dinner to Hon. J. NJ. Boris
which we have already noticed. In reply to a
complimentary toast Mr.. Bots made speech
highly spoken of in the Wing, in the course ot
which he reviewed public affairs generally rid
culed the late Baltimore Convention, denounced
utterly the Texas Treaty-cldming 10 know M
sectional feelings, 10 Potomac aud no Mason and
Dixon's line feelings but TO be a National man
and Union man. The Wing ACIDS:
Mr. Bnttss denunclation Of the insilious designs
Of the DiSuuiln South Carolina Party, developed IN
the progress Of the Texas question, extremely
co.ent and was listened Ia with the most lively
pleasure b, the most intelligent mass we have ever
seen assembled.
MIR. Bous's review Of T,ler's conduct in reference
10 Texas, and placing the Army and Navy M hr
command oi Housion, aud Calhouu's in>dous cor
respondrncc, most powerful, md his description
the memorable scene between Benton and Nc
Duiiir last SATURDAY, was in the most eminent de-
gree thrilling and effective. He described hcDulie
as covering and wlitbing under the storm OF Ben
tons furious dtcIanaiuu. Us acknowledging by his
Di-union is iook,Rg guilty ii hr dill mol dead guilty
(and as Mr.. Leigh aided, as II he had actcd So
We have long had high opinion Of MIR. Dois's
powers and vigorous intellect, but Ihis speech eX
cee,cd all efforts had ever heard from bin. HIS
treatment Of the whole Texas question was ia the
his hest degree able. witty and mastery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25
POLICE OFFICE

BuR6lAEIEs.-A man named Nathan kiodrs ALI
a. Daniel Ronch was arrested last night by officer, So snd
R,lcr charged IN havln: yes;e"lny the day time burg
rin,v entered the store u Ass Brown Matheys No 81
Ia the un pdnd $40 IN none, between the b"d,.
I hc hnd been stolen from tire store, ~ hi-o "n-
ho.4r about So worth of which stolen. nc Officers
Mis-, ,und the gold watch aud guard cham ulcn from Nh.
ynmieryoort clerk of the sessions OF No O rcnrh srt',
md n ieyeIry silk dnmnsk hawls ANA other clio hing stolen
ttn nn0lIer place. He committed TO answer and the
s,,nan was n,o imprisoned ~ witness. .
RESISTING An ALDtbMAN AND The LAW "s-
,ai,v n, Alderman Mott of the 9harG. eneavoting
observance at the Sabbath vent
IN. rIog shop OF Daniel lawey, iU' West street, rh toll hun
This he refused To do. aud tncn eiLed the
il.rmnn throat and thrust hm on doors liawlry
son lc arrested by officer Bush ANA committed tc upe
pnr. far mn mss ,u and battery the Alderman and al'n
ng l1uor without cen.e. aud loT violating Tie Sabbath
Lars. IL Di
ed Avn, arrested and committed tor enng acoa worth SIS.
from Mcbsei Gonegai OF Newark. y; j.
George ~ ikiDs was arrested ami committed Tor
stealing pocket wallet with gold ng ana some money irIm
WEnl Jones, cUuIrh nnh So,
DIsaoNrsT NURSE Flea Stewart, nurse i'll
the family ofrknmns L. Clara No Us COSBY
r-pI md committed ~ III" pner Poce ur stealing SO wolth
f wearing apparel her employer. which was found IN is
ttink.
committed for ea ing sleeves gn linen handkerchief
with from Francis suffers No II NHvefieg Place Budget
,v Yu, arrested md committed tut sieau! watch worth
ems tcn!araL arrested Hnd committed iH stealing
cont worth So from Richard Butler. M 81 Cross street
RECOVERY M toArs.-JerenIhh luhn WAS ar
rested to-day by Officer Barber. with Two unnHdc c0ane
cont he had stolen Supposed aud Offering TO sell lie
was committed, and I'll owner Is wanted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25
More of 1t.

We arc getting sumo rather exciting news from
Nauvoo nowadays. Since the account OF the
destruction by Joe Smiths Police officers of the
Expositor press, (noticed on our First Page
we have another mail from that region, by which
xe Learn that great excitement was produced al,
Warsaw by the news of the destruction Of the
"t6ce OF the Expositor,' and handful was is
sued inviting an appeal to arms. At a later hour,
wits were procured at Carthage, the county seat
Of Hancock county, and officers despatched to
Nauvoo TO arrest the persons concerned in the
ourage: but this, remarks The ST. LOUIS Reput
lican, We venture 10 say, will not be DONE The
law is powerIess for good in that region. a ru.
nor prcvsll,d at Warsaw tina, Joe Smith was ar
resting every man at Nauvoo who was opposed
to or would not justify his proceedings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25
THE TRIBUNE E.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 25, 1874
polk against the Tariff!

The following extract from Speech delivered By JAMEs r.
POLK before the People Of Madison County Tennessee on the
3D. day of April 1872 will ow that he aud always Inns been
m Incorporating opponent Of L PROTECTIVE 1ARlFY;
TIE dyferr,ce brtnsen The VI TIE poittiedt party
Nth lohnh h. Mr.. Nixon i"wnl acts end ysej as 1hst
tey III, the of distribution AMI Proiset're a.
ures lrh.eI cOrsder 10 s interests 81 me
C0nnsry and especially t1t4e 'atTrrsts ~ e iaht'R 4teS
-Inape Siecdly and " all times OgDOssd dotk.
On Wool.
9Th. rYqoi- rooers eo,siGr The detv foreign Hoa!
important 20 aer rros0erny Ih.s o0tn.o" aSgreA.na
oc,R op.etga is that IPco! shoaid be duts-free.
lEoagress Debate. vol. :. plec i,i9
And for Annexation.
Jhane hesitation deeartng. that ana m Jdror Of
cAo Immediate 1naeLati0n Of TEXAS Tie Ierrrg Of The
United States ~ flames X. Polk to the ctes o Cincn-
nat Apni &. 1874.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25

From KEY WEsr.-We have received The
Light OF the Reef weekly paper just com.
menced at Key West 1t is the date of June Is,
and contains several items that will be interest
ing. We append them.
OUR Town. Sill continues healthy, through The
blessings oi Providence, but cur population is NOV
ing off rapidlv-everv vessel that leaves this porr
Tor the north carries of more or lessothers bnsi-
ness or pleasure and have etl bat few Of rs 10 bat
tie out The sumner with the mosquitoes and hot
weather nor do We know how we would get through
the long months did no, NIr Benuers Ice promise to
hold out and otollr reiieshment shops present
such cold and inviting pans OF mint. But 10 speak
seriously, though many OF our citizens have Left ion
other places there is still left behind set of house
breaking thieves.
FlRE-A fire broke out in The house occupied by
Mrs Bali, IN the Northeast end Of town, neri
he residence of Capt. Page, or Wednesday even
ing the 18th inst. The house being OF light COM
bUstibr materials was soon envelored m flames
aud al one time il threatened our whole town, as the
fl,ing cndcrs fell on several OF the adjoining houses
but were promptly extinguished by our citizens be
ing on the roofs with buckets OF water The buck
cts being promptly supplied by DIR. Haley, from bis
store We cannot speak in sufficient praise OF Capt
Screven, 1t. Hetzcll, and other officers and men III
the Barracks, who instantly came 10 the spot nud
assisted in ex,nguishing tho fire and saving prop
erty. The fire originated il is supposed from some
cotton Jeff in an earthen jar by Mrs. Ball, who mud
been smoking mosquitoes out OF the house.
SALVAGE on SHIP WELLINGTON, CARGO AND
Observation-Disclosures on dry cotton, linen and
materials - per cent. On wet cotton, copper and
lend 60 per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25

Our CANALs.--Ir is confidently expected that the
sAliami Extension" will be finished by the opening
of navigation next spring. This connection with
The Wabash and Erie Canal, when comprtrd will
give us easy communication with The Queen
cities of the South and West; and that the pubic
may have some iGrn of the amount of business that
will be done on these canuls, passing through d
country with as great Il variety of soil and climate
ns any other in the worId-iI is only necessary 10
state that Tor the first four weeks OF navigation,
this season. on the New-York and Ere Canal, the
receipts of tolls received at Buffalo equOs tho
whole amount received for The FIRST four year, after
the completion of said Canai. Arrangements have
been made 10 erect Cotton Factories extern
sive SCALE during The present year, in Cincinnati and
Buffalo, both OF which IRE hailed Us the foundation
of II new and noble enterprise in the West. But
these are only the commencement of era in
this section of the country. With Tariff that will
give confidence, and afford fair protection, together
with an almost inexhaustlbe water power from our
River and Canals ut This point we may reasonably
expect to see manufactures spring up like magic.
Miami of the Lakes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25

ty FIRTH & HALL, No 239 Broadway, corner
Park Place and Franklin Square, have just pub
lished, in Iher usual neat style, He led her to the
Altar by Duggan, sung by Brough; Fusileer's
Grand Galop, By Francis H. Brown A Song Tor
Ncw-Engand, by Miss Augusta Brown; all en.bcl.
lished with beautiful photographic titles. Also, lie
Cornelia, Grand March des Chasseurs ct Gulop de
Normal by Hunter; Fortunes March, by Pschy,
dedicated to Mrs. Hunt; and Della, Song by Hon.
Mrs. Norton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25

AN rxcELlENr DisrIScrioS Editor Of
the Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer, IN very able e1-
position of the duty of Southern Wings in the
the nresent contest, says: "Others may arrange
themselves under the banner of Polk, Datlfs
.and TEXAS. We array ourselves under the
standard bearing on its ample folds CLAY, FEE,
.1rsoaursEx and the UNITED STATES"
The South is fast coming right on the Texas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
III. rrrsInrNT m the Chalr.

james WitSey, Ira Is. Smith, ana waiter Gar
pen'er. were appointed wood inspectors.
five lots IN Broadway belonging In VI Bfuen, 10
he released from mortgage uer ceian conditions on hs
ing SD co.. Seyeinl petitions and other papers referred.
The resolutions amending the game laws, IN
rrcasnc the price cesc ami designating the height
Of awning pdst>to rcpove Beeckcr street from Green 10 aer-
c.r-aons Jane Graham To remove the remains OF her
tier-Nere cpncurred III.
John Taylor was re-appcinlsd Deputy Keeper
City Hall.
ii. Uphaln was appointed Day Police 1lth
Wnrd.
resolution passed in favor of removing all swine
found running large south 0threet and allowing 81 T
each driven 10 Tic public pnund.
IN invitation ACCEPTED to the celebration OF tho indie
,-niierre GriTri M the 'ahernacie. iih Of July.
Peter Smith appointed Wood Inspector;
Sidney Il Stewart appointed Clerk OF the Police Office
in pluce of VIM. Calendar resigned. ~,
Benjtnn f. Parker removed Is day Police Ohcer OF TIE
Fourth WsFt.
licences by tie ist July. o.
a nuisance WAS ordered 10 be corrected at 800
4 motion to appoint Trow & Co. printers was
lo,t--l0 to7.
nature and the Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25
couRy cALRNuAR. Tn. D.y.

SUpERIOR COURr.-Nos. 10, Is, y, II, IT, 81. 81
a. 81 II. CO. SO, 80, 30, 65, q, 10, AZ, a. o. q, q
" cnmwos PrrAs.-Nos. 66 70, "A, IS, II, 70, 70, 81
. l6 ~ - 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25
The Crops. Extract. Of Lstter,.

CmILLICorHE, June IL. l5i.
II has raned almost necessarily for the last tlf
days. The Wheat is Frustrated, and Iiir lns' y
tskipg il. With all the boosted prospect OF GOOD
crops, consider the chances five u one iof lis lpp.i
destruction Ten days hence, the tone Oh uie ns"s
papers Will be totally different from "hat ,hes I1, ~
been for some WEEKS past. The cry III" WIZ ~
a''' '""'' So' 80 TOLEDO, June is lsii
The present appearance OF the ne" "1 ' The TSe
is not as favorable for fine crop rs ioriheIy .sn
fy aud extreme wet weather VIII no o"oo sn,h
The crop in Northern OHIO and Indiana ana oou''
ern Michigan al least one-'hHd.
EARLY PEAcHEs.-W- are Indebted 10 the pun.
attention Of Capt Henry Lyons OF tins cny, ,o s.n
beautiful repast of fine ripe peaches from his
of rich and rare fruits. They were Of the sou sJ
meg kind, perfectly ripe, aud unsurpassed 10 ' and
ness and deicacy OF flavor by any we ever ae' The
we understand ripe ones were gathered tfo'A
same tree nearly three weeks ago. ~
South Carolinian, June H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25

DIFFERENCE OF LONGITUDE DETERMINED Ely
MoRsE's TgLEGRAPn.-Among the many won
dcriul developments of the new Telcgrapii, one
has Just come to light which will be regarded in
the world Of science deeply interesting. Pro-
lessor MORSE suggested to the distinguished
ARAGo, in 1889, that the Electro Magnetic Tele.
graph would he the means Of determining the
difference Of longitude between places with an
accuracy hitherto unaitaincd. BY the following
letter from Capt CHARLES WILKES to Professor
MORSE, it will be perceived that the first expert.
ments of the kind OF which we have any know
ledge have resulted in the fuItilment OF the Pro-
fessors prediction
WASHINGTON. June 13. 1874.
hlY DEAR SIR: The interesting experiments for
obtaining the difference OF longitude through your
Magnetic Telegraph were finished yesterday, AMI
have proved very satisfactory. They resulted in
placing The Battle Monument Square, Baltimore
M 81 sec. 1853 east vi the Capitol.
The time OF the two places carefully obtained
by transit observations. Leutenauts CARR 2nd
LID assisted me in these observations. The latter
was engaged in those at Baltimore. The compare
sons were made through chrOnometers, and without
any difficulty. They were had in three days, and
their accuracy proved in The intervals marked and
recorded at both places. have adopted the result
OF the last day s observations and comparisons, from
the elapsed time having been less.
The difference from former results found in the
American Almanac is 732 of q second. After these
experiments | am well satisfied that your Ielc
graph oiiets the means for determining meridian
distances more accurately than before with"
tie power Of Instruments aud observers.
Accept my thanks and those ut Lieut.. ED lor
yourself aud Dir. Vail, for your kindness aud atIen-
Jon in effording the facilities c5tai; these re-
suits
With great respect and esteem, your friend.
CHARLES WILKES.
PioE s. F. B. MORSE. Capitol Wash,nEtn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25

FRENCH STEAMERS To THIS PoRT.-A new ves-
sci called the Nile, has been launched at Bordeaux
The papers say she is intended for the Atlantic line
At Brest there are the Christopher Columbus and
the Canada ready for sea, and also part OF the same
line. They were recently inspected by the Prince
dc Jonvillo. We cannot abandon the hope that We
shall yet have French steam packet line to this
DOTt,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25

PAaDoN.-The President, as we learn from Inc
ST. Louis Old School Democrat OF Inc l4.h INST
has pardoned David Mcdaniel and = io%soD'
two Of the persons convicted ofthe murder and rob-
ysry Of Chayis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25

ANOTHER FLOOD AT ARKassAs.-Up comes the
mighty Mississippi again, after having gradually
fallen 3 or feet from the alarming hight TO which
II attained some two weeks since, and when il is
said TO have thrown every flood since the great
in 1925 completely into the shade, are again
called upon 10 note its upward onward and destruc-
tive course. This is, however, not altogether
pected, the accounts brought from The upper
streams Tor The se.era! days past have been very
favorable 10 another freshet, and would not be
surprised 10 it even higher than the we have
just experienced.
The river commenced rising slowly here night be-
fore last, and up six o'clock last evening, it mao
risen about y inches; since then and up To one o.
clock to-day, it had risen about eight inches. This
is rising very fact; two feet two and half more
will put it up 10 the marks Of the rise, which,
present rate, II will soon reach. lncalculable injury
must done TO the farms in the low lunds on us
banks, and these repeated swells will prevent many
of them from being cultivated at all during the pre-.
sent season. ST. Louis Era.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25
CITY lNTELLIGENCE,
COURT FOR TIE CORRECTION OF ERRORS
Ts.Iryrr. GoYrR<0a IN She Char

TneI!xur. GoyKR>oa inihe Char
Hmm Ra,hbun, Sheriff of Cayagn, laniiiF in
error vs. C. {. K Wric dslenilnts ~ G,mi-Rob'. Mpr
NJ Ntur od ont hs stork of goods 10 H. Bennett, Nth
,o. To- tie several executions "hch ny " the hands u
he She; against hun Auif came to Ne" o'k Al paf
L-sl ~ Sir nric cn account and the 0: Bennet;
o,out g. oi ooJs. Which "cfe shipped to Ausgra
bat .eile by the sheriff connection WIKI h.f good, IL
. an execution, :aiu,t Muir. MesSfs. Nafdel feDenad
,lnif GOOD. and verdict conncI ~ the sgprsue
Couf and urte, appeal made by the Shenh - the Ca
.r WARREN appeared tor plaintiff IN effof a ii " Beaid
..; tcr ieien iaEts ~ ctscT-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25
coURToF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge isoR

Patrick O'Connor VS.. James Nartin and Philip
noye-i,r Martin last Spring Street lnpecto al ne ih
lNar-Nr Dtunnor kept op IN ''o1d .iieet n'J iung
Frankfort One day Apn some difficulty no'e m relation
"a br1n M ltt Which stDd before OtConGnrs door and hr.
vt,n I'll, %, If liz. nerieed with him he would 'eud hlsi
nit 10 the Tombs OCounOr mnde some reply Wien III Mar,
n ,yn men 10 seize HIM Cannon fesie' and dragged
hr u;o hi. store aud finally INTO bl' back s"c room AZ
Martin aud Mr. Doyle nj TINS had hold Of hun Motion
,I f., n,nut and battery. Verdict tor plaintiff
Wr Marlin for u.s. and against Mr Doyle for $40
Stephen b. Hutchlnss executor oil frtdenck A.
Thayer George Webb-Pea OF u.uryI:'ait brought TO
note drawn IN lss by anthony
t. Dey IN favor OF MI Webb. ne'enlnn and iased by n,sl
Vs. Inc lat. DR. rhayer The plea oi wa. put Nj.
Dew TESTIFIED that employed Mr. Webb IN 1855 to bud ior
INN factory IN New Jersey AMI he gave ngIe TO MI W
ne uuw in suit wa. renewal Of that, but $50 indeed 10 as
slu,s interest Judge lue!s, counsel For plaintiff then tel
m line other not having been paid. The Count charged that
unies, there specific agreement that ne" note ' Ie 10
,vnont of an old ouethe cIcOr ,a fe- n 'n the former,
frerr.,nfy IN payment. Verdict Tor plaintiff, sNe Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25
Sun DAY.
CORONEKS OFFICE.

ACCIDENTALLY DRowSED.-The Coroner held
mn ipous.t To day at the Swedish brig Superb lying the foot
Of Abuny street. on the body of Charles f. Sundbee native
hs morning in the River "t Of Albany street.
Drowned being unable SWIM His body soon recover,
ed. Vcrlict-nccidental drowning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25

TREATY WITH FaANcs.-The Madisoni4n con-
tans treaty which has been concluded between
the United States and France, and duly ratified
by both Governments. The convention is for the
mutual surrender of criminals other than political,
escaping from one country to the other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25

FIRE IN ILLrxorsrowS.-The large disdery OF
NJ. N. McLan in Illinoistown, opposite ST Louis,
was entirely destroyed on the l4th inst. and about
5000 bushels OF corn and some rye and whiskey
consumed. Estimated loss $4,000. We are sorry
Tor the loss Of the building, the corn, and the rye
bat as for the whisky, We think il was consumed
in inc most iudlcious manner possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25

"WHAT WILL HE DO ?''-The gainesville Tele-
graph, after stating the fact that Capt. Adams. the
Loco Foco candidate for Presidential Elector in this
District, was recently one OF Il committee who agreed
10 the following resolution:
Resoir,d That we cnnno; and will not support any
for any Executive Legislative office the National Govern
WHO'S not openly opposed to the Annexation oil Texas
To the Union.
asks the question: in view OF the position OF Gov.
Polk on this subject, " what will he do I" Do, man!
Whv ne WILL in few weeks, characteriza opposition
10 Annexation rank Federalism, and he who opposes
III. scheme British Federal Wing Of the old John
Adams stamp, and before Fall he will agree with
Gen. Jackson, that opposition 10 that measure is
evidence OF rruiiorous heart and before he is elect
ed he will forget thar he candidate for the
Office of Elector. Conneaui lOnoj Reporter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25

BosroN Posr-OrrIcE-By gentleman from
Boston we learn that the runner current in thai
CITY, on Saturday, that Geo. Roberts, publisher oil
the Times, is 10 be appointed Postmaster.
fIrua S,n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25

u We see it announced in the Michigan
State Journal, that Hon. Francis GRANGER will
address The Wing Convention at Marshall on the
4th July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25

RESIGNATION OF Dr.. HuMPHREY.-Ata meeting
of the trustees OF Amherst College The 18th inst.
Rev. Dr. Humphrey resigned the office OF President
OF that Institution which he has held Tor 81 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CAHAL.-In letter
addressed by Ryan, one o. the State Commissions
ers in London dated the 18th oil May, TO the Editor
OF the Ottawa Free Trade the utmost confidence is
expressed that the loan for the completion OF the
Canal will be made by the foreign bond-holders-
sr. K. SAYS that they have concluded TO subscribe
to the amount OF S | 600,00O, and the arrangements
would be completed, also the plan OF completion
determined upon, as Governor Davis AIRY
ID ont Lou. Journal.
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SUPERIOR COURT. Before Chef Justice toSgs .sl
Jude. V,SoggPoEL ant OAKLEY.
- -. -. 1. -.


49,, ihe Motion relation 10 report Of referees to e pe,
rel To- "a kr TINS sf o -ftor Ordered tlst
nj, , haze leave to 30 80 provided can Ne done Is Tie
john Nicoll, implendcd &c. in TIE matter Of John
pc-k-a seaman recovered judgment; lot w1ge ~ the Ma
nm. Cont BEFORE wit u appeal could le allowed -
Caur execution had been SSs and The officer bad eys-
yun maze the officer la say the execution Tia
mr., remarked ih.t Ms tuuf has up power 10 ~ hist
oS shall be restored "a the dchtut II can direct howeye
Inn, the officer .rl Gesst from further eyJt 70 Oh ur m
nd.r the levy already made. and pay the pfoceeds tie
Mann. Court 10 abide the issue. Ordered Accordingly
d. Evans aud Alex. Campbell " Jumr- billings.
In m acton where lieSsrs Evans and Campbell
r,, verdict obtnned subject 10 the opinion oi ths
,.t nr The subsequently pronounced ~ -yof OF de-
-ninnl P-yiou, latter event MI Evans obtlr-t
scharse from his under tie n,oSent act lie
81, 10 nave perpetual stay of proceedings rs against hun.
IN relation 10 COSTS The Court that the case had
NOT ern settled u after tie discharge and The deendant Nj
Esu> NOT having previously given notice. cannot Dc Affected
by the proceeding Motion den!ed.
~ ~ Before Judge NANpERp0EL.
Jnhn : Van Wnkle rs. john Consiantine.-Ac-
,; ec,nent 10 recover possession OF property No Isl Fus
,io' o. ,rn,V rc.rreI TO- Defendant clam. have
,ht trm Isirc Gmham. who hei from 'ohn an Bai.
he latter bought hon ia cob Nan sInkle. who CLAIM
OF under deed from John Van NlnSie ana Jnse ms vile
The gnuu.e q; latte. affixed b, irF MARI bat 'he always
denied ever having made The property WA, gwen 70 JaIe
Ryrr>,n who ,yn, OF the family ol leuns Day faut
grandson o Jane Van Wmkc, aud claims ta' se hhI pe
YER passed the property from her posslon The cause w b
resumed this FORENOON