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Court Intelligence.

MARINE COURT July 25.-Beioro Judge Waterbury,
LibeL-Jackson and Gooid II. G. Insiey.Ths was an
'ction Of libel 1t appeared that the plaintiffs COM
nenced the business Of taking Daguerreotype like
30h June last, and took room in Ia Broad
way. Defendant. who had been in the business some
i've six months, occupied rooms Nos 10 and IL
upper floor Of the building Plaintiffs posted up
bills the rise Of each STEP referring to the old
ablshed Daguerreotype room No g." and also posted
on the door the following notices " Old established Da
suerreOtype connection with the young beginners
4th story" 1t was also shown, that plaintiffs in
the habit OF nterceptng persons said to he on their way
elves. In to these notices, defendant posted
the following The socalled old establishment, room
No g. at the head Of the stairs, opened June 30h
1915, for the base and dishonoahle purposes of in
cry Nos. 10 and H." Also the following: !" Cav
rIor-As couple of young beginners have opened
at the head OF second stairs for the purpose Of in
terceptng persons on their.way to my gallery this
notice is deemed necessary" Plaintiffs seek to
damages for the posting Of the latter notices, al
eging them to be lbellous Defendant justfes the
ground that plaintiffs had attempted to intercept his
TONER'S by their having posted up the original notices.
which rendered it necessary his part to dsabuse the
minds Of the public by posting up the notices referred
images and cents costs which throws their costs
upon plaintiffs
IS. CoMMissIoNER's OFFICE July 25-Beiore Com
missioner Norton George Jones' whose arrest We
iced yesterday charge of robbng fellow passen-
ger board the ship Cornea, her last trip from Lii
verpool has been committed and ordered TO find bail in
81 900. The sum taken is said to be EAT sc.
COMMON PLEAS, July 25-Before Judge Ulshoefer.-
Osborn Smith-The jury in this case rendered
dict for defendant.
J. Seiby rs. Hugh Nc Call T. Co.-Acton upon pro.
nissory note for $50 25 Of which defendants the
endorsers The only point raised the existence Of
partnership between the endorsers Verdict for plain
tiff, full amount, with interest.
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Movements Of Travellers.

There was slight diminuton yesterday in the mum
her of arrivals although at many OF the principal hotels
it was scarcely perceptble. At the
AMERIcAN-J. Hitchcock Buffalo; Mr.. Switzer, St
Louis; Hgham, Charleston; Lance, Savannah; Mason
Boston, Tiffany, Baltimore; Frost and Daniel Norwich
Joseph Loran, Charleston; J. NJ. Cordora, do; ii. Taft
Savannah
aAsroR-W. II. Walters, Baltimore; Mrs. Season., Mon.
treal; DR.. Marks, Columbia, Geo; Williams, Memphis
j. Bachley, Salem; h. Easton, England; h. W. Dunbar
Mss Jno. Patton. Louisville; w White. Philadelphia.
H. Charles, do; Paul Fulom, n. o.: II Conrad Philad
j. X Kent, Richmond; w. A. Pringle, Charleston; 8
Eys, Philad.; Michael Carter, Manchester, England
Swtzer and Woodward, 81. Louis; Jos Eddy. do.
CiTY---J. II Pratt, Van Renslaer, st Louis; Hull
Philad.; Woodward and Boylan, N c.; John Rathbone
Washington d. c.; w. Pell Charleston; s. c.; M. c. anc
G. Sawyer, do; w. NJ. David, Phad Scott and Hobson
do; Robert Cook ST. Louis; Eugene Yates, Florida;
Howard Nashville.
FRASKLrS-G. w. Tuchan, New Orleans Geo. Ray
mond, do; w. Adams, Augusta Thos Nelson, Phila
delphia; Captain Lambert ship Glasgow; Baldwin, Mis-
sissppi; ID. Davidson, Augusta; J. Raphel, st. Louis
GLonE-R. Spears Englanda +. Neville, Philadelphia
w. +. Evans, Washington; Mr. Hooper, Boston: James
Prentiss, Washington, D. C..
HowARp-Major Il. D. Simmons, j. f. Coyle, J. r
Claggett all Of Washington, D. Q; w. A. Rockville
Philadelphia; 8. Dunlap, do Chas Robinson, Buffalo
d. Richmond, do; VI. Davis New Jersey; J. I. Dunbar
Boston; Col. w. Smith, Connecticut; Il. Gardner Bos
tom I. N. Hitchcock, Mississippi. The officers, non.
commissioned officers, prvates and band Of the New
Haven Grays, 10 in number.
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AUGUSTA, July Il, lS45.
Movements Of the Giant.

AT the request Of several persons from this place,
now in your city, and who are anxious to be inform
ed through the columns of your valuable paper, at
what time the Richmond county giant, (Col. Will
liam Skinner,) feet lOf inches in heighth, and
weighing four hundred and fifteen pounds, would
likely arrive in New York, / hasten to inform them
that he will leave Charleston on Tuesday, 22d July,
in the ship Sullivan; and on his arrival in NewYork
will put up at the Franklin House, where he will be
happy to see all his Georgia and Carolina friends.
Thermometer at 49,
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BEACON COURSE, IogoKEy-The hurdle race for
$500, between James ID. McMan's horse Living
ston and the Canada horse Hops, comes off over
this course on Monday next, al O'Clock. The
race is IA mile heats to leap four hurdles, each
three feet six inches high. The same day purse Of
$50 will be gwen for foot race, quarter Of mile,
and to leap IL hurdles each, feet inches high to
get over as they please. These two matches will
afford ample sport for one day, and be well worth
Witnessing.
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LAuScH.-A splendid schooner of 2lO tons, called
the Josephine" to be commanded by Capt
Latourette, will be launched this afternoon at 3
o'clock, from Mr.. John Thomes' yard, foot Of Hous
ton street, E. X. This vessel is one of four now
building by Johnson ~ Lowden, for their old line
seml-weeky New York and Baltimore Packets.
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The MYSTERY SoLvED.-We have at last ascer-
talned the true cause of the visit Of the Unicorn to
this city. 1t has very little TO do with &c the man in
the white hat" She has been sold for fifty thou
sand dollars to a company OF Spaniards and Amer-
cans 1t is their intention to place her on the line
between here and Havana.
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MISTAKES AT THE FIRE.-Alderman Cozzens
states that female was turned away from the door
of The American the morning Of the fire And
it was The Adelphi, land not the Philadelphia Hotel
that was destroyed. The Spring Garden Insurance
Company of Philadelphia lost $4,000 and not
-J5O mn
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INTELLIGENCE FROM MExIco.-Capt Davidson, of
the Sarah Ann, at Philadelphia, from Tampco L.,
July states that the 26th June small vessei iron
New Orleans arrived at the Bar, below Tampco ana
sent up to the city sealed package supposed to contain
dispatches, which was Immediately forwarded 10 Gen
Arista The vessel forthwith proceeded to Vera Cruz
AppIehcnsions being entertained by the citizens Of
Tampico that embargo would be laid the consQnees
of the Sarah Ann induced to eerate her depar
tire. No other news of importance.
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LIFE lNsuRAScE.-Wc refer our readers to the
advertisement Of the National Loan Assurance
Company. All persons without property and with
families dependent upon the m, ought to have THEN
lives insured
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ed that during the intense heat of the process .. d.
gestion ormed with such aguor that food,
instead of being speedily dissolved aud converted nutri
ment for the body often becomes tua spoiled purified in
the stomach Hence bad breath the mouth
choc pains dysenery cholera morbu and other dangerous
complaints.
Wrght Indian Vegetable Pills certain for all
the above dangerous complaints because they cleanse the ALI
mentary canal from all those bilious and pud humors which
every maady incident They also and aud improve d
geston and purify the Blood and the fore health aud
ygor TO the whole frame, well drive pain every de-
scriptlon from the body.
Cation-As many unprincpled persons are idusriously
engaged in selling Counerfsit Pills, the public should te
tremely careful purchase from the adyer led
Agents, persons of known integrity, Office aud Cen
eral Depot, 23S Greenwich street, New York.
N BIN all be particular ask for genuine Wyshs
INDIAN DegetabLe PiHs
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The WlNyEBAGoEs We have intelligence via
Dubuque, |. T., that Governor Dodge, OF WIscon.
sin, has failed in his efforts to effect treaty with
the Wnnebagoes for their county known as ,bo
neutral ground" The Governor was not authorized IN
offer them any other resting place than one south wes
OF the Missouri which they have refused to accent once
twice before. The Indians told him that thew ala M,
wish TO go west Of the Missouri river and him
to say TO their great father that they hoped he would moi
again ask them 10 go -
IlieIe We're two hundred and Gfy-hve arrivals at
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A.G HAZARD Agsnt,
Office 81 Wall 81. /, corner OF Water.


Office this Court has been d,y from rooms
occupied by the Clerk ofhe s. District Court PORTION
the apartments of The United States Marshal the
oor where the docket records and files Of the Court will
Ne hereafter kept
Persons desiring searches for Instead ofsiv
general notice for searches in the United States Court
Sill please send distinct notices.
Tuesday, July 8. 1915
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CAUSE OF THE LATE ExrLosroN.-We puhl;sh -
anotner column communication, relative to the
late terrible explosion. II is clearly and scentiti.
caliy written, and throws good deal of light upon
the matter II what is there stated about the disas
ers TO the ships Virginia and Harold hold good
there must necessarily, be a change made in the
insurance on vessels with cargoes like those on
board those ships seamen, too, will examine into
'ufe - ne clrgoes IN the vessels in which
they may wish to be engaged a. sailors.
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j. RILEY.
lEtnn Insurance Company OF Hartror,

The Directors Of this Company have always ed upon The
principle OF scattering their risks that "A sweep
ire, their ability pay would be impaired hence by adj
herng 70 this prncil le business IS ye rs lille
wound up tbs Conway has on prospeusy It's losses
~ the great fire 1885, this full
fore they ue and the Company have again pleasure
Of stating 10 those who have honored with H.
fulL and continue business as heretofore.
New York, July 23d, 1919.
A.. HAZARD Agent
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The MONSTER STEAMER Great Britain, the
monster ocean steamer, will leave Liverpool to-day
r ibis port The deepest interes is tel, for her sue
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Ono RrvER-At Wheeling, on Tuesday, there
were two and half feet OF water IN The channel
The PifsJmph .age of Tuesday says-"Our River is
getting rather low We have little over two feet Of
water in the channel The low water boats still arrive
nd dana rtd mil
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ILLUSTRA ATOMS
THE GREAT CONFEDERATION.
Nc &c,
THE EEKLY He RAID.

The U'eekly Herald, 10 be ready at o'clock this
morning, will be splendid gnumber
Among the most interesting matter, il will contain
full particulars of the terrible conhagration Of Saur
day last a correct map of the Burnt District, and
the outline of the great fire of 1885; complete
list of those burnt out; the incidents and accl-
dents and two large and graphic illustrations OF
the confagration, as it appeared at different points
In addition to this, the foreign news received by
the Britannia and Great Western, and the latest
political intelligence will be given in full
Price, at the desk, sxpence a copy
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APPOINTMENT ny TIE PRESIDENT John l.. Daw-
attorney Of the United States for tho Western district
Pennsy lvania in tho place Of VIM. oiara Robinson.
removed.
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Taoops FOR BosroN I'VE learn from the Bangor
fb;g OF Monday that two of the companies OF United
states troops new stationed a Houlton have been
dered TO that city.
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braed makers warranted aarge variety q Tooth Nail and
Shaving Brushes Peumery, Washing and Shaving Soaps all
The best quality at low prices H%ond Cream
only s7h cents pot, g. SAUNDERS, inventor and
acturer OF the Metallic Tablet Sop III Broadway opposite
Howard,s Hotel
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OUR MILITARY EIsIToRs.-The New Haven
Greys, Captain Samuel Tolls, visited Brooklyn yes
erday, and partook of collation. at Ya)e's Mansion
House. The proprietor Of this hotel formerly COM
handed the brigade to which the Greys are at
tached THIS fine corps numbers thrty-tive mus
kets. The table was covered with all that could
suit the taste of the epicure, and was set with
taste. After the champaign began to circulate
around the table, General YALE made the following
speech
New Haven Greys!-Two days ago, by a paragraph
in one of the New York papers, the Herald was ap
prised OF your coming, and wrote TO you Immediately
inviting you to accept of few reireshme at my
house am delighted to see that you have accepted my
invitation, and give you hearty welcome
The following toast was then offered by Captain
Tolls -
Gen f. r. Yale, gentlemanly host whose hospi
tally has generously been extended us, whose
memorp former officer, will always be alive in
the bosom of his fellow citizens and soldiers.
Toasts also given by the following gentle
men LIT Galpin, of the New'Haven Greys, and Ut.
Llttell, OF the Union Blues OF Newark. These were
followed by song, "Come, soldiers, come," sung
by three members OF the company, Messrsr Hall,
Fowler, and Sperry. After which, the company
from the table and adjourned to the Garden, where
the band played several appropriate tunes. The
'.Lady of Beauty" and ''The sky IS Bright" were
then sung by the same gentlemen with much taste
and harmony.
The Company, after this, took up their line Of
march tor this city en- route to New Haven.
The Hartford Light Guard, accompanied
by Hamilton's Hartford Brass Band, paraded
in the Park at half past twelve o'clock yes
terday presence of great crowd Of our citizens
Their appearance was very fine, and they went
through their man9uvres with the greatest precision
They leave to-day, and will call at New Haven on
their way to Hartford. They are commanded by
Col Seymour.
About half past four o'clock yesterday afternoon,
this company went through their exercise in Wall
street, opposite the Exchange, in excellent style,
which drew forth the admiration of upwards Of 1000
persons, who had assembled together to witness
them. They were afterwards marched into the sa-
loon of the Exchange, where they proceeded with
continuance Of their exercise, their very excellent
band in the meanwhile discoursng sweet music
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'N.'3fasEp SPEEp,-'rhe Niagara arrived at Albany
Monday afternoon A 10 minutes after 1, instead
half-past. as stated.
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, July 25-G II. M.

Friday, July 25-G II. Nj.
Stocks were heavy to-day, and quotations show de
cline Long Island fell of per cent, Canton !. vicks
burgh /; Stonington Il Morris Canal J; Norwich and
Worcester. Pennsy lvania SIS and Ohio 6s closed firm at
yesterdays prices. Reading Rail Road wentup per
cent? Farmers Loan !. The transactions limited
The Offering prices for fire stocks to-day fol
lows =
ssss"s, y EtaaH,,Se Gr.s"wGh
Greenwich. ~. 10 fa., River Il
Considerable excitement has been created in Wall
street by the refusal Of several parties pay their pre-
mum notes given to the Mutual Insurance Companies
of this city The reason given for not paying these
notes. that they not insured and that the notes
not colectable. If this position be sustained, tho
present claims against these companies not worth
cent About two millions of dollars insured by
these companies in the burnt district and they depend
upon collecting their premium notes to pay their losses
Counterfeit FIVE dollar notes of the Bank of Delaware
in circulation in Philadelphia The side vgnes re-
presents females and the centre Indian with wild en-
blems They signed by J. Lloyd, cashier while
no such person Is caahier OF this institution
The assets Of the Wayne County Bank were sold NJ
auction few days since. The property consisted Of
judgments bonds and mortgages notes drafts stocks &c
and real estate amounting m m 10 ahout $685. 600 Soma
paper Representatives 70 oluost nothing Tho roaI
estate Of course sold better Tie whole amounting "a
about Sl3 600 only
Tho Board OF Canal Commissioners ofthis State has adj
ourned 70 meet again at the Canal Department Mon.
day the 10Th Of september next to dispose OF whatever
ou'ne" may come before II at that time. general re
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The Treasurer of the Fire Department.
Fund with much pleasure Acknowledges the receipt of One
Hundred Dollars ftpm WILLIAM NJ. TITUS. Esq, beng
donation the Widow aud Orphan Fund Of The Departme t.
and in testimony Of their fearless aud unng assduty the
melancholy fire Of the 10th inst
JOHN S. GILES, Treasurer F. D. Fund
New York mi
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NOticc.-Thc gentleman who told me that
he aud his friend the liquid thrown upon LOUIS CHAM
BERLAl>'S AWNING, the 3st If May last, respec-
fully requested leave lis address with Mr. Chamberlain
1870 Broadway.
L. RILEY.
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iEsAIp must pc paid TO the Only AUTHORIZED AeErr lie
YER Co, Ledger Building Third Chestnut
Fsrns75 cents month"; including the Sunday paper or IS
ens hout ii delivered free OF charge any part Pha
epha Single copies for sale above. daily, o'clock
Price Scents
The WEEKLY HERALD also for sale Saturday morn.
mgPcr So cents per annum delivered in any part Of
Phladelphia free OF postage
All the aud cheap Publications for sale Al their es
ablehnsnt, as soon as issued, wholesale and retail
With the exception Of paper, the Herald" read
much, perhaps IN Phil sde phs paper sh- that
ty, affording avauablr medium advertisers Advertise
he Herald day
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Grand Excurslon to the Fishing Banks, Off

SANDY HOUK.-FARE 1874 CENTS EACH Way
The Steamer BUFFALO will leave above Sunday
Monday and Wednesday For hours of starting
ment on the outside Of this payer.
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Medical NOtioe.-The Advertise m nus or the
sew York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established Tor
he Suppression OF uaekery, the Of al diseases will
ersaits' the fourth page aud last column Of s
=. HICHARDSON Al Aveut
Ran, or m.
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The DRouGHT The most distressing accounts
reached us from Virginia, North and South Carroll
IA, Georgia, SC. relative to the drought Tho soil is
thoroughly parched with the excessive and long
tnued heat the streams and springs of water have
nearly dried up Serious apprehensons are entertained
relative to the crops The pastures are dry like stub
BILE field, and all seems like an arid Washington
.JoupnaI
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FATAL ACCIDENT Yesterday forenoon, two men,
Mr. George Stednan and Thomas Stratton, Will
At work on DR.. Durees factory the wharf, fell
from the fifth story, by the giving way Of the jet
which they were standing and were pIecpated TO the
ground Young Sedman was killed Instantly --was
about 10 years Of age and belonged to Newport where
MS parents reside. Stratton survived about fou
hours he native OF England, about 40 years
Of age. aud has left wife.-FdH Rirer Netcs, 24ih
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PAINFUL SUICIDE MIR. George Sanford shoe
manufacturer, residing at 400 High street. Newark.
wasfound upon the plat ia the Of his house on
Thursday morning at about clock with the arteries OF
ais arm severed. and razor ying beside him He had
shown symptoms Of mental alteration for some days
past and had been subject to similar attacks for some
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STORM AT 1AGERsTowN. On Monday night last
.lagerst0wn and the surrounding neghborhood was
visited by very heavy thunder Storm with but little
rain. The large and valuable barn belonging to David
Zeler ESQ., three four miller above Hagerstown was
struck durog the prevalence Of the storm by lightning
and burnt to the ground. IL contained thousand bush
els Of wheat and sixty tons OF hay which were entre,
destroy ed, together with very valuable imported co
hrashing machine six sets OF gears and great many
other articles,
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DOINGS IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY.

Il. : CIRCUIT COURT Francis p Smith rs John
EricssoR-1he plaintiff resides in England. He claims
10 have invented a steam propeer 10 be placed IN the
dead wood Of a vessel the same as in the q ;. steam
fgate Princeton and 70 have got out through his agent
a Patent in the United states which patent preceded
that Of Mr. Ericsson He brings action 10 dana
yes against Mr. Ericsson for infringing he patent. His
(areaiy referred concluded yesterday II
appeared that the patent Of Mr. smith took precedence
OF Mr.. Ericsson but was not brought INTO general use
Judge Nelson his charge 70 the Jury reviewed the
rous bearings OF the and charged IN favor OF plain
tif nearly all the points-its sealed verdict will be
rendered this forenoon.
T. : MAasHALL's OFFIcE-Threc seamen Of the brig
Caroline E. Patt from Turks Island named Edward
Billing. Cornelius Peterson and James Thomas
arrested quarantine, and brought up 10 the city
! charge Of attempt 20 make revolt The Captain, IN
his testimony, stated that Billings angry al not being
furnished with molssses threw quantity Of mush
the deck The Captain told him ~ clean up which he
refused 70 do The Captain told the mate 10 seize HIM
up when Billings squared on at the mate. The
Captain then went 70 take hold of him. but Billings
made severe pass with his list at the Captains
neck The Captain then told the mate 10 bring the irons
which ne did Billings held his wrists together If be
intended 10 allow the mate 10 iron him, but when the
latter proceeded 70 do suddenly twiched the irons
from the mates hands and threw them overheard He
then laughed at the mate and again squared Of and
marked % the mate you ssid when you shipped me
that was an EngIishman, and By G. am a true
bOoded one, and able for any one Of YOU He then
squsring off again. and Thomas spoke In hl- favor
saying he had good night to molasses the Of
standing assist IA selling up Billings, but be de-
cined saying he shipmafe and he could
in seizne up shipmate-lf the Captain wished 10 seize
MIN (Pe,erson) I'D be would submit ~ Il himself The
Captain told them that if ever he got INTO port he would
complain Of the three at the L. : Court. Billings then
said ne would clear up the mush. II was biz watch be-
low and h. Afterwards went down and went % Sleep
This occurred the let July. The Captain and Mate
gave Peterson most excellent character and he was
discharged from custody also was Thomas. Billing
was held to answer.
James Nsngk,oH one OF The seamen Of the ship Sim
nunga examined charge Of attempting 10 make
a revolt lie required 10 give bail 10 answer the
charge. He made cross complaint against Capt. Pat
ten Of the vessel for cruel and unusual treatment who
arrested while in the Commissioners room, and
CURED give bail for HE appearance before the Grand
Jury.
CIRcurr CorRr-dndrelc Foster & Sons vs.. The Jack
Marine Insurance Company. Motion % recover in
sursnce on the ship Argyle This viii be gwen t.
the Jury this forenoon. There will be other
taken up The calendar ofyesteTdsy will be continued
for Monday