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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23
Law Courts.

SUPERIOR CoURr-B-forc Chief Justice Jones-Chds.
P Lereric. vs.. Nm e. EIdermias, and others-Acton
against proprietors OF the Rowling Green Fountain
TO recover for injury done To quantity OF sugar stored
ia basement In Beaver St BE- water from the Fountain.
already referred to- The Jury gave verdict for plaintiff
Of 81 s54 81.
fChere are other cases. we understand pending.
Daqiel Price and Darid ~ Fitzgerald VS.. The CrotoR
ms CO-Acion recover the amount of insurance on
large building occupied by various mechanics. and
having in steam engine situated at the corner oil Broad
and Fair Newark n. j. which was burnt on the 18th
April lS45 The principal defence ia that certain atera
tons had been made ssu that engine does not
come under the denomination of . FIXTURE There is
another suit also pending by one OF the occupants o the
building TO be continued this forenoon. For plaintiff
Messrs ]. N Taylor and George Wood. For defendant
Mr. :. Sherwood and Mr. Chetwoot, of Newark
Before Judge Vanderpoel -Mdry Bnrtis Va. James Nc
Naturalization of-j-ctment to recover dover NJ widow
Of Thomas Rossol. CORNER husband Of patDtt) 10 a
house and lot OF Crosby and Houston SITS. The
marriage OF plaintiff shown 10 have been soemnized
by Rev sir Peters of the Methodist church in Forsyt tn
then called the Bowery Several sg.d persons gave
testimony For defence Is stated that In 1915 when
Thomas Rossell sold the property in question. De had
another wife living and that said wife lett him in corse
quence OF his bringing the plaintiff who then called
Polly Thompson. into the house 10 i've The case will
De continued this forenoon There are three other
houses adjoining. Housonst. understand. which
formed part OF the For plaintiff. Messrs ~ q.
B unit J. w. Gerard and w. q. Meeks. For defendant
Messrs D P. Hail, Dudley Field and Charles Edmunds.
CouRr or COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge DAILY
George B-oru-Mr Barnard arrested under the act
sboshng Imprisonment for debt. and 10 punish fraud
uent debtors. Messrs Miller & Brown became bis
sureties that he would apply for within 80 days, and
prosecute to success discharge under this The
present action is brought OF the suretes
the amount Of the claim. IL being shown that
although the notice given the application was not
rad- within 30 days ALEC. that the discharge, after
hesring Sas denied by the RecorderVerdct for plain
TN. 1892 Al For plaintiffs Mr. K Ten Brock and Mr.
J. T Brady For defendants. Mr.. James Lozer. We
A. fdy- andE m fHa
peal 10 the Supreme Court with vew 10 testing the
coustitutiona,y of the law called the Stwe act under
which single Judge is authorized totske testimony and
solely decide pens! complaint thereby depriving
the defendant, OF the right secured 10 every citizen OF
trial By Jury
John Riee vs. O. r. Pldr.-This Is feigued issue 10
whether release from costs SC. given By
David Beskley Client Of Mr. Piats) TO the plaintiff was
obtained By fraudulent representations &c-To be coz
tnued ;hs forenoon. For plaintiff Metsrs Bfaoy ana
Niles For defendant Mr.. L. White and Mr. Plan IN
person.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23
PATENT CoNICAL SCREW PROPELLER.

creased as the screw being placed Al the stern W0ea
MI IA rapid motion throws OF the EsteE from tae sfen
and forms Vacuum which Gas to be filed before me
boa, moves and as the rapid motion OF the screw El
not peril: the water I'll in as; enough The ic'e oss
no, sufcien, supply ws:sr 70 operate upon and Us
power j. greatly dmihished-
TIE advantages OF this propeller over those II genera
use are these Isl, The propeller. By being placed IN
tie bow C=here bos, meets with the =resteSi resist
s~sys has Sufficient supply of water 70 act upon.
ID TIE bow of The boa, being made couica anc the
revolving round its entire circumference opens
tie water the entire width OF the boat, and ,hro~ 1t OF
from, the while the time it is drawing the
boa, ahead through the space which isopens.
When the propeller is in the stern its operation tas
above de.crbedl is grasp the water and ill il in BE-
hind The stern is made conical like the bo~. and the
wings Of the propeller revoive round its entire crcu
ference that il is tsse hot OF the water and
greatly assists in propellins the boar ahead.
The Inventor will undertake 20 make boat foE the
North River that will IS miles hour 70 Albany
and back in about nine hours. No person need apply
who has not some capital at command
If any person after perusiDs the above description
thinks be can see sucien, merit in IL to induce him TO
enter into the business and take interest in the patent
he can do so by applying TO tee iavensor Daniel Fitz-
gerald IS Chryst:est-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23
Fnctorx labor In England.

The following article received by the Caledonia
we find in the las, Evening Post. Let the reader
note the prices Of Labor paid in British factories
here given. and contrast it with assertion in the
Post of but TWO days ago that the todecs IN Eng
Gsh factories acere higher than IN American =
Read this from the same Post. and then judge.
IMPRISONMENT OF FACTORY GIRLS In the House Of
Commons on the LIST OF April Mr. T Duncombe 10
call the attention Of the House TO petition presented by
William Scott Chairman of public meeting held at
Dundee complaining OF the Illegal treatment and I'M
prsor rnent OF six factory girls Judging from the ale
gatious Of the petition he had rarely known case Of
greater hardship Four Of the six girls were father
less and unprotected and in the they
opposed by many leading persons in Dundee manuiac-
lures great and powerful merchants bankers and ship
and others engaged in the TRACE and commerce
IL against these powerful parties that he asked for
Justice behalf Of these poor girls. The Oldest was ~
years age and the youngest was between II and 10
and they ha been in the service Of the MesSrs Baxter
OF Dundee. since they were nine years OF sge-
During thar period not Of them had been guilty OF
the sghtes offence neglect Ill! then. And whist did
/, Il appeared that these girls were earning
from So Sd TO SIS Cd per week and one OF the ias or
stories the factory having obtained rise OF wages,
they ass cd for the the amount additional sought
~ ,her., being but %. per week.
The request having been met the eth Of Octo-
Der IL girls left the factory the dinner time and did
that evening though they should have return
ed two o'clock. The next morning they returned 70
work e, the usual hour. Abeut FIVE O'Clock thst day,
they apprehen6ed by four and taken 10 pri-
vate Office. where they were KEEP, ill nearly Twelve
O'Clock Instead OF then being taken before the public
Court and examined they were taken To another private
Office AZ which there present but magistrate.
and Mr. Baxter and his overseers. They ,old 10
sign paper and OF them who could write did
while The other four attached their mark They were
then taken before The magistrates and being shortly
smned after Mr. Baxter had whispered something into
the Magistrates ear they were sentenced to ten days
imprisonment with hard labor In all similar cases OF
This kind for leaving work for any number Of hours the
usual penalty deduct ane equal 70 the wages oil
the time lost and half much more But instead of de-
ductus the fine OF and half time, these girls were
sent 70 hard labor for days And what said Nj baI
ter TO this He said that combinations and strikes pre-
vailed and thai something necessary 10 keep them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23
whIg Candidates for the Convention.

Nominating Convention for Delegates TO the Con-
sdtabonal Convention from this City are HIRAM
KETcRuM, J. DEPEYsrER OcDEs, sHEPPERD
KNAPP, John c. GREENE, SAMUEL f. MoTr, and
RICHARD s. WILLIAMs-6. i, ia not known that
either of these gentlemen will accept, consequently
they are not yet positively in nomination. 1t is due
10 the Nominating Convention to state that THO
DoRE FRELIEcHUYsEN, LUTHER BRADisR and per
haps some other eminent ci,izens not in nomina-
ton simply because they have peremptorily declined
to be, Cd grounds which the Convention could not
but deem conclusive. The Nominating Convention
reassembles this evening, when the tickle, will
don tless be completed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23
Lottery camblins-1s is it Lawful:
SourH MIppLKrowN. April l9. lsi

SOUTH MlODLkTOWN, Ap!N tt lSfO'
h. GRErLEY, Esq.-DeGr S;r: | send you
Grand Scheme" which have lately received from
caas MeIaitrs Co. IS WAlstrees and 10 Broad-st,
NewYolk Ny objec, in Forwarding 20 you 10 70 in
eu,e the meaning Of the siueriug temptations therein
Set forth Ii this the drst time thai had taken
such documents from the Post oce should pass /, by
unno;iced But Beg le&ve TO inform you, and through
you al whom j, may or cssh concern, thai scarcely
nail arrives 81 this otce which does bear or
less of these catering Inducements for the unsuspecrg
throw Swsy their money. wish 70 know il the sole
OF LOTTERY tickets ID not offence against existing laws
snd If why the vendors made answer fc-
80 bold and psipsbe violation There not few
my knowledge IN this County, who would consider Il
mercy be nd OF The nuisance Of which hsve beer
50 often a victim Yours truly w. Z NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

VAN AxsrEGa-We visited the collection Of Wild
Beasts yesterday the intersection of Eghihss and La
Fayere-p lace, now exhibiting By Van Amburgh Co
VIA; struck u ina most forc;by the hre appear
ance Of these animals being all quite young active, anil
mated and above ali clearly and IN better eond
ZION ihsn any similar display we recollect OF having
ever seen. The grea: Chariot stands within me pa
vioa and cutie much object OF attraction as half
Dozen ee,nsurs would be- II hi, Chariot are seated
the musicians Twelve N number, composing Nr. Shell
tons American Brass Band. and me one lis too, who
Play al hei- celebrated marches &c during the perform
arce Of Van Aburgh ard at intervals Throughout, he
exhibition The crowd OF visitors seems 70 increase
each dag and nigh. of the eIhib:or-ihere being
,aT present last evening ess than four thousand
persons AID s-e informed, there have been from
three 70 four Thousand p-esen; every evening since they
opened Mr. vsn Anburgh's performances in the ders
Of vd beas fully entities him al tie reno~n ne has
acquired both none and abroad We think IL hardly
proabe thai the days longer for which this exhi
bou il advertised remain open viii be sufficient 10
crafty the curiosity otihe thousands who are anxious
~ira-ss IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23
Law and Lawyers.

None but an Editor has chance to know how
general and intense is the feeling among the Labor
ing Glasses Of hostility to Lawyers both in the abb
stract and the concrete and the apprehension that
they may obtain the control OF the Constitutional
Convention and WELD its power 10 subserviency to
their own selfish ends. A long communication, al
ter ringing the changes on the alleged rapacisy and
blightng influence OF the Legal Profession, makes
the following suggestion practical abatement %
the nuisance:
"Iurooose 10 have cur State purchase OF
portion of land 10 the Missouri Ies,lo, ~ y,sn.
pen,e of Transporting our lawyers ,nitost, enu So
thrrn AZ 600 900 for gambling money max tne5 y coz
genisliv divert thennseives when not running OpHdo u
senin, fF the fumes whiskeJ-sn almost tpontane-
90 pnanc,ion Of the West. doubt not that our state
vord gain $50 900 900 BY the transfer AN extremely
anxious 10 see how such colony would Prosps'-"ns-
ther L. would contend with Law 10 the Law exreIn-
,v ar whether Law would con,ent 10 live with Law
by nsorsl law and thereby aboi.h all necessity for
Humap Law. &c. &c.
We think our correspondent has here uncon-
sciously touched the core of the matter. II Law
yers might agree TO live together By natural law
without need of any new made law, why might not
the rest OF as? and if we did ho,c eouLd TIE lac
gers sn5ure us7 Rely on it the main trouble is
that clients ltgious, graspng. quarresome, and
often dishonest and thereby involve themselves and
others in ruinous lawsuits. If we could only ban
ish the disposition which insists on $40 4o-tbe
whole or nome" from the breasts Of mankind gene
rally we should have little trouble with law or law
yers We must devise means Of removing the
causes of litigation, before entirely remove
its evils While men will quarrel and lake advan-
tage Of each other lawyers are necessary and
useful class, though there are many Incidentally
black sheep in the profession. But no reform which
stops short of primary causes can answer any good
purpose.
As to the Convention hope rogues and dun
ces will be kept at home, and honest capable men
elected whatever their vocation. We would not
like TO see majority Of lawyers in that body, but
fair proportion of upright thoroughly acquain,-
ed with the laws are essential to benefcent and
stable Judicial Reform and we trust they will be
chosen.
I, should be borne in mind that many Of the earl
est and most strenuous advocates of Legal Reform
In our State are Lawyers-of whom we may name
ANsEL BAscon Of Seneca Co. ALvAH WoRDES OF
Ontario and MICHAEL HOFFMAN of Herkimer
ROBERT H. NORRIS of this City has also spoken
forcbly in its favor Can we afford 10 be utterly
without Lawyers OF this stamp in the Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23
Trnlie nfIhe Hn,Isnn.

Produce and COslny Merchandise AOririas at N.r-pors
APRIL 22-OId Troy Liue-Popc Csilin-Barec Al.
vance Capt II Howand50 bales goods HOyt & I'll.
linghssi; 10 do do Elliott Boynton: Is do do w w
Chamberlain: - do do Leonard. Hone & Ncho 81 bbls
linseed oil Lawrence Hicks 81 do oil meal T Flan
pagan; ,ierce ard | hid hams Goodrdge; 1895
bars iron John Acosts boxes axes Clark Wilson; 20
casks stsrch l. A Johnson; hhds "a bbls beer Nash,
Bendleston & CO.
Iron Tow Boat Co n C Teht Agent-Bargc Wins.
low Capt Parow-593 bbls hour Johnson; 500 DO J
w Thorne: ~ bids steel Rodgers, ketchum & Grosye,
nor; 1875 kegs spikes Asa Tef cask weights Edward
Field; railroad car Durham & Dimon 1877 bbf beef
Wallace * Wckes.
Lake boa, Norway--Loaded with beer and malt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

Thus we what has formerly cost the State fourteen
hundred eighteen dollars aud forty nee cents Is nov
to be supplied for less than ore third OF that amount
Ii appears from public documents submitted to the
Legislature now In session that the amount paid. the
year ending the Let day Of January last for printing
done for the Legislature and the public Offices was Say
AS 90.
The saving TO the State for the printing alone will not
be less than THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS PER
ANNUM while the saving TO the People and parties for
advertising will be farther sum Of SEVEN THUS
AND DOLLARS showing actual annual saving 10
the People and Treasury Of THRTY.SEVEN THOU.
SAND dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

WESTERN HosPIrAL!TY.-"1 have not been
charged one cen, for lodging horse feed during the
las, ten months" writes a coiporter in Missouri .
have sometimes suffered with cold but my heart has
been warmed while corversng win or reading my
books and tracts to the families on whom called =
moths and visited s33 families l2O of which had
Bible.
SAD AFrA1R-On the 18th inst Mr.. David McIn-
ire Of the firm Of Mcintrs Brother, OF Louisville,
having had angry words with clerk called Worden
Pope Mercer the LATER met hir few hours after In the
street and hir Mr.. McInttre has since died, and
his assassin is IL custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23
q SACRED PHILOSOPHY OF Tx SEASONS,

SACRED PHILOSOPHY OF Tx SkA>UNs'
Illustrating the Projections OF God the Phenomena OF
the Year, BY Rev. Henry Duncan D. D." This Is the
Srs, OF series Of works under The above iit!e- The
volume before us treats OF S1aTSG-eonmenctng with
the seenss of Orgsnc =,asr snd proceeding to
the confederation Of tie higher orders OF eEeSon up
TO The various plants and snials-heir habits The stS
larisy between disyen, species &c. &c TIE Plan Of
the work is divide tie Seasoa INTO weeks me
days OF which are separately considered Morality,
practical suggestions and interesting Items OF Informs
zion on many subjects seem peasnSy in.ermnsled in
;s-39o PIP. duedeeirao) Robert Carter. Csnslss-eei
Publisher.
r TIE PEsSR MAaAzisE.-No. of this pop
nlar Republication is us ssaed By J. s Re66eld Gin
TOO Hall This Number ia profuse'y nusrn.ed, and fa-
" sustzins the interest excited by is predeess.os-
even improves a it aavsnoss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

e PICTORIAL LIFE OF BEs5Ants FRANK
embracing anecdotes Illustrative OF rs Character,
esehsse WIKI enzrsvinss is book Of sterling value
youns readers iast Published 5y Lindsay Bzkis-
hon. PhiaaePais TIE character and example Ct Frank
In are well calculated 70 inspire American Youth with a
pare and exalted A5i,ca presenting they do most
peritc: model Of MN Philoaoper. and Statesman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

- The Presidents Reply to the call OF the
House for an account of John Tyler's expenditure
Of the Secret Service Fund takes the right view of
the ma,,er-indeed, he could take no other. Mr.. c,
]. Iugersoll was doubtless aware Of this when be
invented one calur,ny against MIR. Webs,s, 10
shield himself from the exposure of q former SIAN
der. 1t appears that the whole amount Of expend-
iture from the Secret Fund during the time referred
to by Mr.. I'sinquiry was under $500. The Presi-
dent is reported to be indignant a, Mr. Buchanan
for having allowed some one to inspect the conf
dental rccords of his Department. No wonder
What trick will the general calumniator try next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23
Business Notices.

FURNISHED PARLoRs "A single gentleman can NEE.
with very desirable parors the frs, hoor con.
neced by folding doors, furnished with new Brussels
carpet aud furniture throughout In the house Of
private family where boarders will not he taken Break
fast furnished If required. Address Box 1894 Lower
d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

The additional number OF copies ordered Of each
OF these reports has been brought into the compu,a-
iion and although the at former rates for these
documents foo,s at STATS 81 only, the actual amount
which will be charged and paid will considerably
exceed 5000 when The charge for rule and figure
work is added while the expense of these docu-
ments at present prices would not exceed Sll0o.
We have obtained the following statement. COM
prising portion OF the printing for the Canal De-
nartment which is annually required:
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Delegnre Nominn,ian.

AQegany Gown. G. ANGEL, and c. t. CHAN.
sxRLA,S. Senator from the With Dis,rictl are tho
Loco-Foco nominees for the Convention.
Dstehess Co.-GroReE FOLSOM, Senator from
this city, PETER II. Moosx aud THxopoRE ALLEs,
are the Native candidates for the Convention.
WasAingtoa Co.-JoHN SAVAGE and ROSWELL
WxsroS are the choice of the Loco Rooos for the
Convention. We very much doub. their being the
choice of majority of the Electors of old Washing
tcn.
Esser Co,--GEoReg A. SIMMONS is the Wing
eahdida,e-one of the abies' and soundes, men in
the North having served several years in the As
senbly. He viii prove valuable member of the
Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

n Merchants. Mechanics and business men viii
ind lie Wing Atnae for ls4s ve-y useful and con-
'enie.i book OF reference throughout the year The
priee Is only las cents per copy, or 81 pc. dozen
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Coprt CoIcndnr.Turs DAY.

SUPERIOR Counr.-Nos. go ls 63, g &c go, 49, 237,
81 10 rs 81 So 23s 81 %, 90, 100 s.. o. lOl to no.
Is 20.
COMMON PLEAs-Psrt Mos. s. IS. 10 %. 50. g. 90,
IL - a6l-Pnrt 2Nos. 81, Co. 40, II, a. 10, 10 ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

u The Senate bill to alter the ApportionmeHs
of Delegates TO the Convention, after having been
corrupty withheld from the House from Saturday
till Tuesday, was earnestly debated all through tne
morning and evening sessions of that day FINAL
ly, /. was agreed that the vote on Mr. Worden mo-
ton that the bill be indefnitely postponed should
be taken Mt 10 mex, morning yesterday and The
House adjourned to A. NJ The result will be
given in q part Of this mornings edition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

PArsrIsss.-we call attention TO thu advertise
en, Of Waldo Ie~et- of the sale of the valuable and
beautiful collection Of Paintings a; their p.sser; essso
Hshmeut No 3 cor1iand-s; this day. NJ Waldo. as a
painter, Is too well known 70 need any counsrdston
tom, na
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Giving gain to the Treasury, on the journals

The expense of printing the following single doc
umen,s is presented 10 show the difference between
the old and new prices, but we have not had an
opportunity of com putting the quantity of rule and
figure work in each. our estimates are based upon
what is called plain composition. This Of course
will reduce the amount of cost under former prices
considerably below what will actually be paid. but
the amour, of cost under the late act, will not mate
rally vary from The amosnts now given
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

" Tho Loco Focos las, night nominated as
Delegates to the State Convention DR.. A. +. Vsche,
Lorenzo B. Sheppard, Robert H, Morris, John A,
Kennedy, John L. Stephens, D. 4, Floyd Jones,
VIM. 8, conely. Solomon Townseud-s. This con-
platcs the ticket
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observation-disclosures Bill Killed-RiSht of
WAY, &c.
slNAIk OEtANokN Z
Harrisburg. Aprl -, 1915. Il 81. )
Correspoaderce ot The Tribune.


SENATE CRAMBKX. I
Harrisburg. April -, 1916. Il 81.
The Revenue Bill. which has occupied the at,en-
ION of both Houses much of the time for the last six
weeks has been Killed in the Senste BY vote Of
Is to Is The tax upon anthracite coal shipping.
&c constituted the objectionable features Just upon
the eve of adjournment with heavy demands upon
the Treasury and no extraordinary method left for
their payment members will leave the State in
truly embarrassed condition.
The Senate this morning determined to Gomez = in
the amendments OF the House to the Baltimore and
Ohio Rs;lrosd bill, receding from their own made
on Saturday, We shall now see whether the Penn
sylyanis Railroad Company have acted in good fai,
in aemsnaing a charter. Let them have their mil
lion OF dollars paid in by the 3o,h OF July. ISL.
with three millions of stock subscribed. and thirty
miles of road put under contract for construction.
and the right of way bill is not worth the paper
is written upon: if they fail before ten wears we
shall have the Western terminus of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad AZ Pittsburgh
There is no doubt, l think. bat that the Governor
viii sign the bill In iss present shape
Soars, truly, PxNS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

wWArSk County, Ohio, was one of the strong
est Loco'Focos Counties in the State. Blu, the
Wings have carried Of the Is sunerxisors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

vFor the PRESIDENTS MESSAGE, refusing 10
communicate the papers respecting the expenditure Of
tho Secret Service Fund in response TO c. lpser,o.
resolution sec Eirs; Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

~ The CouRr OF ERRORS me, on Tuesday a,
70 o'clock and agreed TO hold session in ,his City
commencing on .hs Esd of May. The Court then ad.
fournsd to meet again May 5th-