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Camp; Stewart got order from me to pay the oa-y
over &c Camp; Heoard told me not 10 Sye the mo-
ncy mp % Camp; DID Tot SeSGar aistr The 70 .. O.
t9eer.
Che District Attorney read copy Of the e,,nri,n,s,,
q KeolaEt suspicion OF felony signed by Justice Has,
keil also, his discharge the so
Neoilar brought into the watch house By Cap.t,
HopYer's watch.
ia7 AufPsy sworR-Ltves 70 Washington St.. EeonArs
boarded with in the lSt,er part OF June is. Heol-.
boarded with when Carney los; his MONEY collins
Caneshan and keoiri there together the day hs
noaey los:. On the day Sunday after the rob
berry. Keollard offered $500 bill 10 change CogN
DO IL DO EecoHect the Rank-thInk d. was tie
Merchants Bank. Never Keolart have aay niopsv
Before. Paid for hts drinks some time af(er he5litrt
len the morning enday) after he offered the $500
bill. He did not tell use he Song, and lefl whca;
pqyiHS his bill. Paid somc time after
-rges Murphy s'vorg-NeollarI came and asked nc 70
,fus, HIM fer weeks board. said, Yes. He said ne hai
no small money, ard borrowed shilling Of 10
money until tbs $500 BILL ater Carney had les: bis money
SAW Kccasoi sunday, amer Carney los: h money on
wife changed Think Keonard WIS not m the hoG>e
when C;srvey los; his money. Can't ;er exactly
Defence rested.
SsS7cy S:eroGyt -ccaie,-I poaid Eavr paid thc
money 70 Camp withoa, tho order retnorsTi;et
AGAINST the payment t-SG paid by tbs o-Cr Of
Justice Haskell Camp also told me Haskell sad must
give up and paid Z; expressly BY the onier Of Jas
tcc Haskell. should no. have paid d; over 10 Camp
without the order Of justice Haskell ror without the or
der from Hcollart
The ties n,ony closed. The case will he submitted with
cut summing up The Recorder VIII charge the JgJ. IT,
morrow morning Adjourned 70 Friday II o'clVk.
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Conviction of ,recurry of Numbering Rou1

CORRESPONDENCE OF LIE NtN-iO4k AI4Stsl.c-
B,LrIsioAE. March r. 49,
The case of Hsu-y NcCmry, indicted for The
murder of Pam Rour, some Two months since,
came on for trial yesterday morning Monday was
spent in empannelling Jury, which was al last
effected after nearly e1haustlng list containing
upwards Of ninety names. Yesterday was occupl-
ed in hearing the evidence, which Is al purely c-
cuTRstentiai but bearing very strongly against Inc
accused. twas proven that ne Toomed with Inc de-
ceased al their taverr-that he came down II the
morning 10 breakfast end stated that ne intended
leave the city that day FOR Philadelphia exhibiting at
the same time gold watch, deni!hed by Mr. IreafTel,
Of your civ az ore sold BIZ him 70 the deceased This
watch M one rad ever seen before IN Acurys possession.
He stated that he kept il in his ,rnk aud wound NJ IL
night He subsequently visited the roon "fere the boy
found several times during the day once taxing Win nun
Trunk, in which pack his clothes preparatory
the city One boa-iers offered 70 assist MN IN car
rying this trunk stairs which oiieI ne oecie. i"ice
during the day he stated - the iaI ne na me.
in the during his walks and That The
latter had told him he would not return 10 flnner.-
McCurry left By the in the evening Tor fia ieiPha'
leaving hi room, locked After having endearored IN vain
10 get admission several times during the day for the ur
pose Of making the beds the landlord procured key short
v after McCurys departure and opened The room 10
pare for another guest. The body was sn discovered
kull fractured and the throat cut Win the sub
equent OF McCury in your city Inc recovery et MS
baggage board ship on the poih' OF silis 70
LIVERPOOL his atternpt on his life in the Tonbs &c your
readers already acquainted This Is nasty sNeeh oil
The outlines of the case The testimony closed Yesterday
This morning George r. Richardson Esq Deputy Attor
new General spoke for in his usual energetic and
forcihe manner. The prisoners counsel j. Morrison iia
r Fso Young advocate who in this made his debut
In criminal practice replied ar Il in mastery effort
an hour and three quarters in length. With the whole
weight OF the his shoulderfor he was alone III II
-he battIed most manfilly and with consumnate skill,
eoauence and for the OF the defence more
brilliant successful dash for professional reputation has
never been witnessed IN our Courts. NJ Richardson
closed with 4 strong and vehement argument for the State
the case given the Jury az about half past g. aud
the Court took recess till half past = At that hour it
convened the Jury appeared and gave In verdctoi I-
der in The frst G>5rea.
The weather is very pleasant. and have no other
,c,,.s L.
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Court CaIcndar-TH.. DAY.
,x,soS PLzAs-Nos. II, SIS, 81, 50, II, 81, IS, IS
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
In Chancery,
,esore Assistant Vice. Chancellor sAyprosr.

Before Assistant Vice-Chan,eilor SANpFoEn.
January !. and January 30. lsis
Rary WZliar.s Jodazda Faitrr.-The Din was fled
10 torcclose mortgage executed BY Mrs Walker. together
yvh her bond 10 isaac Hslsey. the 9sth u; November
1882 which mortgage and bond assigned 10 Miss VIII
liar,s May 20, 1888. The interest paid to her
uarIv TIL 1913 Mrs. Walker up in her defence, and
proved. that she hal pad Tie Saele principal In various
SUMS from 1885 ISL, 10 E. n EarcSer. The solicitor
through whom Miss ". purchased he mortgage, and had
taken his receipt apply the sse upon the mortgage or
expressing hit tho payments were made thereon She h
also paid 10 BAcker al The interest that had accrued on
The mortgage r. after The principal had been paid 20 HIM.
e7ii1ued 70 pay the ne-eS; the whole sum TO Miss WI
Other facts noticed in the opiaion OF the Court.
for defendant.
The ASSISTANT vIcECHAxcr-Ios-Mrs Walker has
sh fsors ~ aa, @ he whole IE9ei sum secured by
Williams, 10 whom the MORTGAGE bs-,,l rb Iy,,,,.
npIeas to De 'FTctsevaA lost, and the question ,po
"liS ;r, 9t 'ese Parties must the loss he imposed
leFd Keeper Wright held /; WAS no rayrrer- lie said
Parker might have received the money and ,,1. 81
had been IN session OF the sSnt and ,hst ,h
10 Parker oy Baldwin, rlt'om seeigc tie boil was NOT
good payment. "N -0' =
This view Of the subject appears to b. sanctioned ~, ,
Story who reoSeS ;he Implication OF the authority -
The a'ai,aief SsSt~ o! the bond.Story on Agency o.
compelled by my conclusion as 10 the LAW - ,i,
Mrs. Walker only those payments principal which sh
inside during the time Bancker had possession OF he hor,
He tcStte> thai he had tbs bond when he received the
first payment OF PRINCIPAL and that it In his possession
about eighteen months
lie connects 1t ais. with Miss wiilanss absence in yu
rope whence she returned according rearsal ;es
.nouy, In the OF 1887. BancSer also says there
three other payments Of principal made while
he had the bond
Assuming that there three Others made, the prilc-
pal paid during that time $3.50, in four payments
tending from November 2j;h. 1885, 10 July 18Th. 1885,.
Mrs Walker be credited for these ouT payments OF
principal and the mortgage must be declared valid len
for ;hc residue.
This is OF great and peculiar hardship 10 Mrs Wal
kerr which would gladly have relieved aga; lst,
II possible, with the maintenance OF sound and
important rules o: equity; and with dispensing exact jus
tee 10 the equally innocent creditor The fraud and int
guilty Of Banckcr is the odos ard reprchenShle that
was practised upon coufding This fraud the
Court repair and the loss must he disposed OF
cordinc TO settled rules OF law whether the other
of the sufferers be the best able abide its consequences
As 20 costs the complainant claimed that the whole prn
cpa was dine This not sustained, and Will Limit the
complanants the amount which she would have
recovered on the bill taken Is confessed.
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Ir. Hudson,s Lecture.


Few, probably, i'll our age have the hardlhood 10
deny that Shakespeare was a genius. He who
should. would be branded as fool, unless he had
himself enough OF genius 10 make fools OF others
But tina, all who listened last evening TO Mr.. Hud
son will accept all his conclusions as readily as the
one 10 this point only, may not be so broadly stated
None, probably, looked without great pleasure upon
the highy-colored picture OF the Elzabethan age
which he held up in such strong light before them
The brief, but discriminating and truthful culogies
upon the characters of the bright and beautiful
luminaries of that day.-a Raleigh, Bacon, a
Spencer, Sydney, Howard aud an Elizabeth
herself, and also OF q many lesser lights which
would have been suns in any other SYSTEM" will
receive doubtless, universal and hearty praise But
many will as readily demur at his sweeping con-
demnaon of the spirit and character oi the last
century There are many, doubtless, yet who be-
leve with some sincerity that Chatham and
Pit, a Fox Burke, Glbbon, and even a Hume,
with many lesser lights also who shine with vls-
bic light, have something OF the " divine fire IN
them which comes not from modern imitation OF
ancient model.
His distinction between culture and cultivation,
the belonging 10 the individual, and being IN the
man, and the other belonging rather 10 the mass,
and so surrounding the individual, was truly drawn
and forciby stated. But his definition of what
genius is seemed to Us, after ALL TO leave the ques
ton where he found H. Given the eye 10 sec, the
heart to feel and the tongue 10 speak, and you
have Homer, Shakespeare, or a Burns. But
whence and what is the power that sees, feels and
speaks is as dark ever
The portraiture of Burns, with which the lecture
closed, was one of The most brilliant passages in il.
Mr. Hudson has the merit OF being in earnest, and
of hating shams and were this his only merit,
which il is far from being, it should entitle him 10
hearing. He has beside, that characteristic OF true
insight which says in PLAIN everyday phrase, hat
other men hardly dare to think and speaks 10 that
growing want of the time, which recognises gladly,
because it begins 10 repent of, lis own sin. We
need that men should tell us of the idle forms, the
foolish imitation and the cantng distractions of our
life, though be only in parenthesis. The upper
ten thousand" as well as the "great unwashed."
might all, in greater numbers, learn some whole
some truths from these lectures.
The lecture last evening was the second of the
course. There are ten more 10 be given, and the
next will be delivered on Monday evening.
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Correspondence Of the Albany Argus
KINGSTON, March lD-6 P. u.

KINGSTON, March lO-G P. u.
Our Deprtv Sheriff was on Saturday last resisted
IN ,,enyt TO -re.t the persons engaged in the outrage
I aber A. he was entering the neish6oFhooc where
me persons lie was quest OF resided, nea cooper
tavern III. horns were sounded. and general eonct n WAS
the consequence Through the whole setueiei-Whch py
the way Is in party OF our County ana Joining
on the Counties Of Greene and Delaware 2nout sixteen
miles from King s,on and in ole OF the valleys Termed by
4 .uu- from the Catskll mountains
The Sheriff on Mo1day Immediately called on our CHI
,ens for assistance and this morning DO from hnsto and
81 f-on, Saucerte eit under command Of the Deputy
Sheriff Schoonmaksr for the village OF 0os'ocki winch
: very near the dsaffectsd neighborhood.
~. time write IKE have jus; heard Of the arrival Of
The ~ from Kingston and also Saugertes, their place
d destination and DO not expect 10 hear of them rs
having accountlishe any thing Until morning. ana per-
I, until noon Is the roads such condition as al
rst 20 prevent communication except urgent basi-
There are about FIFTY sill under orders of TIE Sher-
, and ready 70 moments warning, If force
IS required.
II Is confidently expected that resistance viii be Of
md the offenders
The Kingston journal contains correspondence
between Major General Smith and Adjutant Gene
raj Niven. The latter says:
" he Governor requests say you and through
:ou the civil authorities TIM: the firm
getc measures expected from them. Il Is the
on the part Of the civil ecers that has made /:
Necessary that the military power should be pu, forth
There Be doubt Of The ability Of the Sheriff. with
the power which the Law gives him, al process
and these misguided choose still to resist the laws,
the laws must be sustained AT ALL HAZARDS.-
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O. Hon. AARON Y. BRowx, late N. c. was NOM
mated on the 18th OF March for next Governor of
Tennessee by the I.oco-Foco State Convention.
lie has talent, and>we understand he is popular.
Now, gentlemen Locos ii YOU happen 10 get into
quarrel and accidentally set him Up for President
10 ISIS, don't quote the Editor of The Tribune as
endorser of his capacity for that exalted station, as
you did In Folks case. We consider Brown good
stump orator and fair Loco Foco candidate for
Governor, but as TO his fitness for the Presidency
we choose 10 stand uncommitted for khe present
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O. The steamboat CLEOPATRA, Capt. DusrAN,
takes her place IN tire Norwich line for Boston to-
morrew and will ;henceoward leave this City and Nor
witch on alternate days for the Che hour lcav-
ing our wharf has already been put back oclock
The Cleopatra has been thoroughly repaired and reed
with substantially boilers, and every thing
her captain. and in her command the public had decided
tha; no change could be Improvement; The Norwich
route to Boston deServey strong in popular favor the
Railroad part OF it being raversed rather quicker
any other night line with which are acquainted. on
the Is; Of April the WORCESTER. Capt VANDERBILT re-
shines her place in the line making daily boat each way
Success 10 tle Norwich and Worcester route
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o. Ink AMERICAN REVIEW No. III. for
March, is before u.s. The titles q It's articles are
The XXvIIIih Congress.
Mr.. Emerson and The Transcendeniaiss.
Old Northern Literature Ry Geo. p. Marsh.
American ORTHODOXY BY CHI Wintcrfcld,
My FRS, Day with the Rangers.
The Hindoos h, James ID. Whclpley.
Our Country. Snglc-Spccch Poets.
Therss Consulate and Eml!io
Our Light House System.
Poc;Ty-wnter: by A. Il. Street 4 Fragment. In
ta,ions OF Goethe. Critical Notices Foreign Miscellany.
We have not found time TO read the number vet,
and may recur TO it hereafter. (Wiley " Putnam,
l6l Broadway
o. A Synopsis OF Popery as It Was and as 1t
Is, BY WILLIAM HOGAN. Esq. formerly Roman Catholic
Priest has been by Turner & Hayden 10 John-st
The little we know of Mr. Hogan has tended TO excite
our admiration
GA Dictionary of Practical Medicine, by
JAMES CoPLAND. NJ. D. FMS. Edited, with Additions by
CHARLES A. LEE ND. Part ". has just been issued by
the uarpers.
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nS- Why is il that the Natives, with their lat
jobs Of Corporation Printing, can get nobody 10
edit their newspapers. There is long article, 20
be continued in the last Corporation organ. in al
tempted reply to our leader of "Wednesday, which
is so vapid and maladroit that wish II could be
read by every Wing in the City, and we should
COPY il 70 that end but for its wearisome and in
calculable length The writer is silly enough to
talk of the 900 voters for the deserted Wing ticket
last Fall as constituting the entire Wing strength
in our City, Will you remember this, Wings?
Every vote we gave the Native County and Con-
gress tickets last FALL in order TO defeat the Tam
many and Texas candidates, Is scored up as regular
Native, and you are sneered a. as constituting a
party of 900 only in this great City. Have you de-
served this and, if you have, will you try TO de-
serve il again? There is not particle OF gratitude
expressed for your aid last Fall, but you are treated
with contempt as a party too insignificant TO be
courted or feared The Native party is estimated
by its official organ as % 900 TO $4,000 strong the
Wing party minc hundred, Let us If we can't
make better show than this after Charter Election
The Native organ doubts whether the Editor Of
this paper voted the Native County ticket last Fall
The doubt does him unmerited honor. He DID
vote that ticket, believing that only so could he
aid the election of Clay and prevent the choice Of
Texas, Anti-Tarifl Congressman and Senators. He
did il obviously and with great reluctance and /, is
the only vote he ever gave that he regrets. Now
see if you catch him in such business again!
Wings have we not all learned something BY
the bitter experience OF 1874!
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whir General Committee.

DUDLEY SELpEX, our candidate for Mayor, hav-
ing resigned the Craftsmanship OF this Committee,
we understand that SMITH DUNNIN6 was last even
ing unanimously elected in his stead-a judicious
selection, alike creditable to the Committee and
the worthy incumbent. Our course IS now on
ward.
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o. The -ilbany -argus claims the Supervisor
elect in Franklinville, Cattaraugus Co. as Poli,i-
cal Aboitionist, and thereupon, quietly prts him
into the Po,s iia We submit tina, this does net
comport with the usual syuess Of the Argus. These
little family arrangements don't bear such open
exnOsurc
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CANTON COUNTY RkpErMEp The Wings of Gin
ton, like their brethren in the sdjoinins County OF
Essex, (says the Albany E"ening lournal,) have
done nobIy at the Town Elections. Las, year
they carried but one town Of the len INTO which
The County is divided. This year they have car
RED sir, and their opponents only four. The mex,
Board OF Supervisors will therefore be Wing
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To-Dny,s Outside.

First Observation-Disclosures fiom the German ;
Notices Of New Publications Negro SPECTATORS An Ep
tie 10 Col. Webb.
Last Pdge.-Notcs on the Battlcicd-a Poem, BY John
Pierpont; Letter from Michigan; Setting out Trees; Com
mcrcal and Money Matters; Marine Journal.
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GJ Mr.. ]. W. Faulkner OF 81 Pearl-s;. called
INTO our office this morning 10 show us very ele
CANT Geld Watch, Cain &c. he has been preparing Tor lie
members Of Eagle Hose Co. Ne l. to he presented TO their
lae Foreman. Henry ockershausen, who has recently
been elected OF The Assistant, Engineers the Depart;
:, gft that fairly makes envy the 10, fire.
nian
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JoHSsoSrAN.-The eoitor of The Salem Mass
Gazette regrets the room The Inaugural OF Mr. Polk
takes in his columns, and remarks in style that
reminds US of the author of the Rambler, that the
public now regard these documents as worse than
waste paper possessing all the icsion OF romance,
without its interest and adding the sin Of hypocrisy
10 the deiec, of 6ulineSs."
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M,IpER N ACouRr HouSE-We learn ron the
Lexington (Hy) Enquirer that the Sh inst. Clifton r.
Thompson, ESD Sho; dead in the House. BY Hen.
~ Daniel his rctler-n-law. Daniel was immediately
taken custody by the civil authority aud confined IN
il. They attending suit which had been con-
tipucd the affidavit Daniel. who
then making another application Tor further euntnG
ance THOMPSON then heard by the Judge OF the sub
jec accused Daniel Of stating vile and false c.unuy
in his affidavit; tls moment Daniel aud observed
10 him. repeat that. Thompson with has face 20 the
Judge said do repeat t. and AT that instant psnledrew
his pistol and fired, the ball passed through his body klus
him instantly.
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y.,,.uomp,h,re Election.

We have IN the Boston papers OF yesterday lew
additions. returns Of the ate Election IN ihis NORTH
ern save State. While they are not sufflcient TO
s.atl. Ne "a form decided osinion of the general
,aa,,,, ,bsv wear very encouraging aspect. The
following table exhibits the vote i0i '0'etnoi N
eight towns: - ia.
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MISSIONARIES FOR JAMIcA.-The quarterly re-
port the West Indian committee announces the arrival
JamSica the Rev. Lorn Thompson and lady. OF At
tea, y. Y. missionaries 10 the emancpaed nerces
NJ. Henry & Newha. Of Chelsea, has also been
the field teacher. The Rev. Mr.. Beard
slice. who has for time been stationed there, gives
favorable &C. cunt of the mission
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IL sovG NJ. VII Air F1rsseil to the Mountain
farewell to my piInplcs my freckles and tan,
10 tlie m0rphew winch made me still unoyed by tnan
am bright now and !air angel could be:
Jonrss Soap Joness Soap Tor al this thank thee
Farewell, flr mo.e CHEEKY gate in IN, glass.
And know that my beauty surpaSS-
See ny cfrks. how clear and spotsss am haHi'9ns anu
free:
Jones'. Soap! ,sond'rou, Soap for al this thank hss
Who doubts The magical power Of t genuine Jof-. soag,
None but those who have used bad aicleand - hiak AZ
alike. Let Try toncelta ELECTS singusr-it "hrnii
cears sld renders the skin beautiful, removing qneEy ~
cru ptfouS dssurrrnents salt rieum and scu,yy 10
satisfy YOURSELF ask youf what he thinks OF Jos
soap IL viii tell YOU daily my practice Do.
where else. bat the ,igu OF the Aercan :aSe' e
Chatham street Broadway y. " 80 Fulton s. Bt92s
lyG State street Boston, Ledger Buildings fhaslpn'
81 State St, Albany. ni ecu
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O. The inhabitants of New Bedford, (Mass-)
have declared themselves opposed 10 Capital Pun
iShment. They have pettioned the Governor OF
that State TO commute the sentence OF Peter ork,
a convicted murderer, and have memorialized their
Legislature TO abolish hanging.
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90 InoaAs c. TArMADGE is the Polk candidate
ior Mayor OF Brooklyn. We hope. no Wing of
BROOKLYN will forget that GxoRcE HALL is the Wing
candidate, and already known as one of the best
Mayors that City ever had. Give him generous
support Whiss,