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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

FIREMEE's INSURANCE COMPANY.
 Mobile, December 3, IS46 { NOTlCE-The meeting of the Stockholders o ' this Company, postponed io the 7ih inst, is hereby further postponed until Monday, the l4ll December, at 4 o'clock PM.
 By order of the board of Directors. dee4L JAS T. FRANKLIN, Secretary.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

FOR MONTGOMERY AND NEfUMPkA. . r~@ "a The fine and very llght draughi Szsrls1S5S5SE steamer SFl MA, Bryan, m1s'eI' will leave for llle above and all intermediate land ngs TUESDAY, the l5lh inst. ai o'clock PM For freight or passage. apply on board or To deel4 MOSES WARlNG co. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WErUMPkA. . r@@ A The new light d,aneht steaiob'at SzSssssSazz57 II KINNEY, Kinney master w'li leave f,,r ila above and all intermediate landings on TUESDAY, i5 h inst at o'clock PM For freight or passage, apply on boardarto decl4 NOSES WARING & aO. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. A E"@ H The new double engine tasI run tzz5sstssa,s.=s5f ming steamboat DALLAS, Tapping lon master. will leave for he above and nll nierme diate landings on WEDNESDAY. lhe 16lh insI. al 4 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or io dpcI4 NJ WARING X co FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. A E~@ h The new lighi draught fact run NsS=55sSz2zs=7ss5g ming steamboat ROBT .ES : James Montgomery master, will leave Tor the above and all inieimedafe landings on WEDNESDAY, i, the l6ih, al o'clnek, PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to decl4 Nj WARlNG co.
 FOR TUSCALOOSA A r-S-D A The low water fast running steamer S5s<SsZSs7Ss7Z JIM. Rdwls muster, having been re- pared and in first order, will leave Tor the above and intermediate landings on WEDNESDAY, l6h inst at 5 n'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply m board or 10 I.clA NJ WARING & co.
 VIM. M. CUSHMAN. COMM MISS ION M + C 1T N Y. CORNER COMMERCE AND coETI SITS.
 UD Stairs.
 declO Mobile. Aiabuma
 JOHN PHILLIPS,
 COMMISSION MERCHANT. AND AGENT FOR THE PURCHASE or COTTON,
 MOBILE, Alabama,
 Rs)erences:
 :: %:: ., s;s; s;$s' $ rf:;'"; T:s s"''ae.. Messrs SpoaoId. Tiesou $ "o., New York.
 Tufts. Hobart & Co New Orleans.
 Story, Spalding x Co., Havana. dec2
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

GOSIiKN BUFTER-25 6rkins, inst receive, NH and for sale at low price. Apply lo
 dec7 F. c CENTER & CO
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ID AISINS-A urge lot of the best quality ,whol A hall and quarter boxes, for sale ny
 dec7 r CARNEIVCH
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k-gA PRIVATE BOARDING. GRA h.6 ruATPV ES DAVTVGnN E.lM

AEA AMERICAN HOTEL AND "A EsA RESTAURANT,
 Formerly Commercial xchanRe, Ntaafed o. Erchqnge street, LsfioetE Wafu and Com
 merce st,eefs, Mobile.
 EEHHE above well known and popular establishment having undergone thorough repairs during the past summer, IS now open for lhe season.
 To ship masters planters and business men gen- eraly, the above establishment is the most convenI- ent of any in the cltv-beng in immediate proxim- ny to the wharves and principal horoughGires, and can accommodate from 50 to 50 with sleeping apart menrs, and about '50 wilh board
 The Eating department is on the Resaurai plan, where they can get their meals at any hour in ihe day, and lbe charges the most reasonable Of any house in the city.
 o. The utmost order and cea"ness observed throughout he establishment. The proprietor hopes that with these recommendations and slrict aiten- ton to business, to merit share of patronage.
 octl6mmo JAMES J DYER
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I,1n NEW yIJRK

,ns The A packe, brig ioRErfo, Captain SlE4 Wall, wants I50 balrs ruulon to complete her cargo for th- above pnrl. For freight of "hieh or passaee apnly oa bcaftl at Church st wharf "r 10
 decll FOSDiCk tiAhl1p
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SCOTCH WHISKEY- Old, and of an excel 0lent quality. few of one dozen each- price twelve dollars case, ipr sale by
 nov26 ROBERT S BUNKER.
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NOTICE-All persons indebted Ia the estate of lNJAMES M SUMWAiT, deceased, also to ih e late firm of SUMWALT & TEST, are requested 10 make Immediate payment.
 All claims remaining unpaid the first of Feb. ruary next, will be phi in suii. decl2
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CANDLES-C -Colored Wax ,Snerm and Adaman- V tine, in store and for sale by
 NJ ROBINSON. decl4 corner Dauphin and St Emanuel sts E ONDON PRES ERVES, Jams and Mustard 1l Direct from Messrs Crosse g. BackwelI' eel ebrated Pickle warehouse. landing from ahio Dublin and for sale by decl4 O'REILIY co
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FOR NEW YORK.

eAH The I bank EpERVlFR, V sfaMeIT. SE52sI uaasler, will have drspatch Tor ihe above bort For balanre of freight passage having good accommodations apply to the captain "n board 2 , IJaclOt nW SAVAGE
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

Afefl.l q ~ illEt tI ssti44tlse r ilaafl4 g tlefa riasl4 s'asa.ssl een esi1la gd ,7b s8l a aiafss.i88 e etisf a
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FOR NEW YORK. ESE The packet brig SELMA, M Smith, mas 3lasissE ter is now ready Io recehe cargo for the above pori For freight, Sc. apply ln decI JOHN C RYAN, St Michael st
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TUX NFW ffIFN.
 ktSE The 4 Packet bark AIAB ANA, Spragne, ES4sE m.,sler wants 100 bales cotton to complete her cargo for the above port For freight Of which or passage, apply on board, opposite Walker. Press or to FOSDlGk N NaHAhLo1h, decQ S6 and sS Commerce. streei
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

DERSONS willing o csn'tet to deliver the II wharf at Mobile, alongside vessels loading at Dog River Par. or Cedar Psinj, WHITE OAK LOGS, to average 25 to 5j fe2i hong, to square l7 inches, straigh and free rsm shakes, clear of sap, W II please se.d n heir terms to the subscriber.
 Also for White Oak STAVES. 3 feet inches long, s inches IF ad, an iash thick in the thin. nest part. 5 hs
 sesi2 JB1opLMIN & SON, Mobile.
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Depot for White Lead.
 C. DUBOSE & co, 39 Water street., Agents I-s for 'eweu & Sons unrivalled White Lead. are in rece,p, of full supplies and prepared 10 fill orders in quantities of from one to fifty tons at Factory prices. nnt2
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

AATS-200 sucks heavy western, rece,ved from, Osteamboat Mobile, for sale low from the N wharl this morning by ldec7l "A GILBERT & BRO NYPRESS LUMBER--4O 40 Nj feet assorted, ] W l, II, lA and inches, for sale on the wharf b,
 dec7 F. c CENTER X co
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GtOMMITED--To the Jail of Marion Count, S, Alabama, ihe 18th day of October ls46. a negro Man who calls himself GILBERT, about 25 years Of age; feet 10 inches high; dark complex ioa; and slow spoken; says he belongs to Mir Wilkins, of Mobile county Ala. The Owner of said slave is requested to come forward prove properly, pay charges aad take him away. or he will be dealt with according 10 law.
 noy27fcme VILLAS REA. Iailnr
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GoSHEN BUrTER--l5 kegs very choice, just M received per ship Waverly for sale b"
 declI a3ssa SIGH JONES EALClNED PLASTER-We have just recelved V few barrels of superior Plaster. direct from the kibec Mills, manufactured by Fowler, for sale
 dseli by R RNoRTH {. co, Druggist < Chemists
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

S0 DOZEN Corn Broams, for sale low by sbsp a.eIe .. MERCHANT & 60. l ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEFDS-Just re. tL ceived from the Messfs Landreih full asrort ment of Seeds. warranted fresh, Also, Beans. Peas &c in bulk, raised by the Shakers, and warranted growth of lsi6.
 sleciI IIAvILAND, CLARK & co
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DhlOm Press Premises. HNHE Customers of the above Press and the pub l lie are respectfully info, med that the subscriber will store and compress Cotton Al the lowest rates for account of the owners. The premises are in good order, and ihe business will be attended 10 with care and diligence
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

PAINTING.
 Sign and HouSs Painting, GiLding and GlGSing. ARDERS for he above prompt, attended to al Othe lowest pi ices, at ToDD's. ~ Dauphin si. Also large and general assortment oI Paints, Oils, Glass, Brushes, G, Id and Silver Leaf Bronze, etc., on hand and for sale nosi2
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

VKIHARFAGE-rh The subscribers do hereby give w notice that cents pea bale wharfage will be charged on Cotton. Hay and Fodder, from the lst inst, other articles as per raies
 FETTYPLACE. GOODMAN & CC noy7Kmo JOHN HURTEi. S BROTHER.
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PARK THEATRE.-A livery respectable audience, COM l.
nosad of IN. I. Of our city was gathere
-, ' $50 a. .; -.
within the walls oil the rark a' evening anu
citation the excelences Of the acting was best evnced
nv ,oud and reiterated applause The tragedy OF
W 'ueif i'ua anu ie".i1'u "pp' 49,. s,, ,h,n.h
Fazio is one but seldom produced IN TINS oy sHs
ana e,oquent ieenne' n,. Iy evarns MIS- Nov
att hs" already achieved an enviable reputation bu, last
evening ner pessonmcaona " ~ r,wsr, 6tng her 10
oS hn ~bs "e r0nr smonr the actresses of the
noio 'ne hisnes' INN "o .s;naJ fs.b lanres last
We. WI. DasonPoi' - Les an;ma,sd than we
S svnS, nUss. a u h; Some of his points however
told well. and called forth ioSd 1ommenda,on from
.aoss Irssen. NJ oDord bv his rich brogue dro
aamaoy sc'ea sI;sa," nf he frol;cksom SON Of
a. EmsrsE Isis kent Inc audience in conyulsons Of
laughter from the beginning to tho end oil ine pay.
Me !. sndouoasdiy an &C ac'O TsSav oRourSe in the
irish Tutor and this alone should be enough to fill
the house. Mrs Mowa!t and Mr. Davenport VIII axe axe
tne o. enc m sSdon the extrayasanra OF
1.-THE Happy Man" written by Samuel Lover, will DO
performed, Mr.. Leonard az Pat Murphy. mo" Power
fnl combination OF attraction; ana We eApeo' 70 oJ
house such a. Old Drury Is wont 70 sec III nef P"'
days.
Rowrpv Tur.rpr-The Bovery Theatre was dense
~ o,, rirh, 10 uns.s the performance of Mrs
Shaw Ion in Sergeant Talfourds play OIL hat name
The last hope of the noble house of Argos never had
better representative Inc srsa -, s"~,,.I.
acting theotal abandonment Of SELF and devong her
whole soul 10 the character she The majesty
and enthusiasm with which, Ion she surrendered up
her life for the efare of her native country and the
beautiful appeal to the Arges as e;a.d "a % nr;ng
IL 'i nssd I'm ,he enionment to live circlsd like
blessed family by simple laws drew down loud peal, OF
appreciation We have seldom seen aor n,pch ~ a;
OF acting, or one wherein mere W. N".Sa "a xdrssns
and so little to md fault win MI S,.,;on ,p;
added to the erect In paris o. nm IN nortrsv;no
gentleman appears 10 more ssvsnse nr pcbsrd Ms
the conhcung passions OF MsVoe ,,,s ann h.,;on
Clarke, AZ Phocion, received ana mer'eu s
Of the audience Meoon iounu y" arn,sr, era we1I
tive in ChsnIrau sna . inc WAS acted in very
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, wednesday, September 30, Is4o,
Tho Herald for Europe.

Our next edition ofthis interesting and valuable
sheet viii be ready for subscribers and patrens
this day, at one O'Clock precisely.
Besides the usual amount of miscellaneous mat
ter, it will contain map showing tse proper geo.
graphical position of the United States, its adapt
edness as the great resting place between Europe
and Africa on one side, and Asia, China, sc. on
the other, and the facilities it possesses for the
construction of great railroad, that will connect
the most distant parts of the earth by steam.
Also, an accurate description of the worm that
has caused so much destruction in the growing
crop of coton besides musical, theatrical, politi-
cal, and other matter of interest to the old world.
Il will also contain carcature representing Leo
pold de Meyer, the lion pianist, marching to the
tune of the Marche Marocaine, and the latest
news from Mexico and the army, Canada, &c.
Price 81 cents in wrapper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-30

srATES ISLAND, September %, 1916.
Sph ~ ts Dsnoerafic Probable Success Of the
HAs'-P'i'nssI ssuabbIins Strange State Of ar
fasrs
Inc utmost confusion exists at the present moment on
the island IN the political ranks, owing to a want of
unanimy OF Feeling in each political party The ghost
Of native Amsfcsnism Is sll stalking about at the
preliminary political meetings, and total
10 everywhere manifest, than one half no, knowing
whether they are going TO God or Bsal The
remnant Of the native party stand with their fingers in
taeir mouths-the democrats Unaffected and the
wings are remaining mum, IN order 10 simultaneously
enter the Geld OF acton The probable Of the dis
affection in the democratic ranks is owing forced
nomination Of Exbeu az Congressman.
The Island begins 70 look grey with the season. and
political natter alone redecms from true Representa-
ton OF Goldsmiih's Deserted Village" The summer
visisrs will q when they get ready and you might as
we'll attempt 10 pry over tie Rocky Mountsins With a
broomsiick TO stop them Pussyism hourishss, snd
every hing spiritual point Of view, ooksvery
porous indeed
The rape viii shortly appear sur IL tspis, and
variety Of fan will present itself In variety Of shapes
70 Keep the musdsns sphere from utter sssDstou.
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The Great Western.

The non-arrival Of this steamer begins to Gre
ate some anxiety for her safety. She is now in
her eighteenth day; and this fact, taken into con-
sideration with the terrible gale that blew over
the Atlantic from the 9th to the 10Th inst, leads
many 20 fear that she experienced that gale, and
has met with some accident Although the gale
ia question was dreadfuly severe, we have strong
hopes that the Great Western escaped its vio-
lence. IL may be thss she has been delayed by
the westerly winds that have lately prevailed
She has bean over twenty days in crossing the
Atlantic.
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The number Of arrivals yesterday increased four fold
over those OF the two previous days. the following
AMnRrcAr-J washburn, Massachusetts, Col Tot.en,
Washington; Bsily Putnam Co; 4 Living ston, Cler.
X Singleton, do; w wilson Philade phia; r. Wilson,
do; H. Hogg do; j. Donnell, North Caroline; r. rris
philadelphia; DR. Hayne. Chsr'e.ton; z: Henry, Mary
land; Mr. lizard, Charleston; Moore, Philadelphia; J.
slater, Now Haven T. whedbss, U. $. A.; II. Cauiman,
AsroR-w Winter, Louisiana Rev n Coskeny Balt;J
more; T.. Burd, Philadelphia " Smith Alabama; j. Tus
ner Troy; Capt Chadwick. Connecticut; Mr. Dickerson.
virginia; Pearce, phiisdsiha; mr. suatin Bsltimors
j. Long. Pcnnsy lvana W. Jones', Alabama; r. Joils, All
bany E. Mauran. Providence, j. James Albany; g. Per
void, Bostsn Dexter, do; MIR Mas-n Canada; j. Wat
rous, Auburn; 7: spencer Bsltiuors; W. lowes, Bos
ton. Poor, do; ID. Collins, Connecticut Sands, Eng
lands Z Whitman, Washington, D. Hale, dol J. Stokes
Philadelphia.
Crrr-C Miller. New windsor; 8. Tucker, whining.
ton; r. Bagard do c. Gardslto Phiadelpha; r. Nicolas
U. y A: d. Edy, Somerset; w Ellis virginia fetts
90; ]. Broomdeld, London; w. Lee, Galveston; j. De
Crawford Baltimore wv W. coons galveston, y' Town
send Boston; w Fox, Mass; P. stockton, Newport;
Town.eni BOSTON, l. Baker, New Orleans; r.. 0ris'
FRAsKLrs-D. wlliams Albany, Mr. Gibson, worcss
tor; H. May Savannah W. Wade, doi A. Hamilton
IL eynolds, Mobile; W Wood, savannah; q. Jewen
Wisconsin Territory; M. Metcaf Pennsy lvania. 4
Knapp. New York; N White, Mass; NJ Duke Phil
HowApD.--w. Horne, North Carolina; J. Baer, Lancaf
ter; s Beachc Yale College; D. Stowe, Toledo; La
ned. West Point; NJ Hspgood, Boston. I. Taylor
Louis; P Wright Ohio; + House, Boston; b Whits
Fall Rver; Van ,tenten Albany; C. Richards Troy; "
Henderson Toronto; + Session Ohio; =. Putnam, Mas
w. Ken, Philadelphia; w. Jackson New Orleans
knight. Tennessee; Denken, Boston, A. Dunoa
0corga; j.. Thompson, Ohio; H. Jameson, Bos'oni 7
Norris Michgan; & rockingham Albany.
JuDsoS's--W Waideil, North Caroina r. stewar
South Carolina; Mcl.ae, North Carolina; NJ p RIOS
Hartford; ~ Blanchard Madison; u. Bentnall, n, III
Baldwin, Conn; II. Bennett, Galveston; Ed Smith,
Glsdding, Providence; A. BANNER, Oneida co A. kaI
man c. Ksmman, ~ "; Bolton, J. Warburonlk
ford D. Tucker, J. Tucker, Norwich.
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Court of Common Pleas.

SKrr 30 -Dennison and Others Freame--This cause
was summed up this morning and given TO the jury
-esled verdict yesterday morning
Samuel Jordon and Mary Jane, his r1e. vs. James
Blackpood-This cjecment for gore OIL land 81
tuated in 9Th avenue In 1882 the OF land in dispute
was purchased by named Johl Merlinwho died In
is45 unmarried leaving direct relations, upon which
his collateral relations amongst whom was Mrs Jordon
claimed his property; subsequently she acquired the in
crest of the other colstcrsls by assignment The de-
lendant occupied the premises under lease from Nor
lin w hcb expired on the LIST Of May, 1885, and Mr. and
rs Jordon called upon defendant to give up possessions
ne declined and the present suit was commenced to dis
,oss ga him The defence ito fold FIRST that the
rea ionshp between Mrs Josdon and the deceased
moi legally proved and secondly that she did not make
out her title TO the premises inasmuch adverse title
TO hers and the parties under which she claims
nm by other persons claiming to be relations of John
Aorln, deceased.
The jury however, under the direction Of the Court
found a verdict for the plaintiffs
For plaintiffs MIR II Barber for defendant, Mr. p.
Wilson.
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Irish acting besides being among the most entertain
ing Of theatrical performances, cannot forget that
the only who did justice to our national cha
gracter in his work America was an Irish comedian
Need mention the honored name OF Tyrone rower
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean made their first appearance
Baltimore the Holiday street Theatre, in Knowsss
4 lay of the Hunehback"
Mile Blangy will make her appearance at the Howard
Atheneun, Boston, early iu the ensuing season
Two GENTLEMEN or VERoNA.-We learn that this
sterling comedy of Shakespeare to be brought ou' OF
The Park in superb style, the return Of the Kta
from their aoutharn trip.
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Police Intelligence.

sErr. 2s-Dishonest Servant-Onicer Mclaughlin, of
the Sd ward arrested yesterday black fellow by the
name Of William H. Peggerrett, on charge of stealing
from his employer. Mr. william 7. Webb of No 2si
Broadway, the sum of s25 On being arrested, he I'D
mitted the fact and the officer recovered So the money
Committed for trial by Justice Osborne.
Charge Of Hishpay Roi6sry.-Ohcer Gilgan, of the
Rogers, on charge of highway robbery, in knocking
down John Kife,her in Mulberry street, and stealing
from his person nearly $40 in money. Committed by
Justice Osborne for examination.
Receiping Stolen Goods-Capain Gardner. Of the 9th
ward police, arrested last night called Michael
Farrell on charge Of receiving stolen goods knowing
them be stolen the property Of Mr. James Rogers No
4lo1a Broadway Locked up for examination by Justice
Osborne.
PeGf Laresny-OiHcer Partridge, of the Attn ward, ar
rested last night woman called ATabella W. Drew, On
suspicion of stealing SIS from Christopher Farrell while
in house of doubtful reputation in Water street. Lock-
cd up for examination.
"Niekins" "Knuck."-One of the 18th ward officers,
last night Nicked" Chary Thompson alias Scotch AL
lick in the of sounding" lingering the tails of
several gentlemen while standing at the lower door Of
the lecture room at lnsn'ue 70
conveyed before Justice Merritt and locked for
examination.
Taken from hief.-Ofacer Feeny, of the 9th ward
arrested last night old offender, by the Of John
Smith; having in his possession door plates, evidently
stolen He was in the of selling them when the above
vigilant officer sezed him. An owner wanted for the
property; sppy to the above officer at the station house
a minister in "rir Quite a spectacle looking
woman, with tears in her eyes made her appearance
yesterday, before Justice Osborne, accompanied with
two very interesting children and related the following
story the magistrate. appears that her husband is
Methodist minister resident of Whitehall this State
two ago and arrived in this city yesterday in order to
abandon his wife and family This charge she made
against her husband but not having witness to that
fleet which is necessary establish the fact according
to therefore this worthy magistrate deputed
officer to accompany Mrs Taylor TO where her
O.. being asked again what he intended to do Tor
support of his wife, stated that he would do nothing
her and in the Of the officer totally refusing
to live with her maintain her. The Officer then
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-30

ARRIVAL PROM FRANCE. - The packet ship
Havre, Capt. Ainsworh, arrived yesterday from
Havre, whence she sailed on the "a instant We
learn from Capt. Ainsworth that ON the Pa ms,
when in lat. Al 81, lon so 30 he fell in with The
wreck Of ship, on fire. He lowered the boat
md went alongside, but could not make out her
name. She was an English ship, timber laden
apparently new vessel, and had a woman
Ggure-head.
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United states D,str,c. Court.


strr. D.-1hs United States vs. One Case of Goods
marked and No 30, consisting Of cashmere sho,cis -
This cause was resumed this morning. and after being
summed up was given to the jury. sealed verdict this
morning.
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ROBERT OwEN.-We beg to direct the readers
attention to the memorial OF Robert Owen, which
was lately presented by that distinguished philan
thropist and friend of man, to the House Of Com
mons Of England, which will be found in another
column Of this days paper. The majority Of our
citizens may, and we believe do disagree with
Mr.. Owen IN his views on the reorganization of
society, but all must admire the candor and disn-
terestednsss that have characterized him from the
moment when he directed his energies to the ac-
complshment of his favorite plan, until the pre-
sent time, in all parts of the civilized world.
There is probably no man living that possesses a
stronger claim the affections of his fellow NOR
tails than does MIR. Owen. The petition in ques-
ton presented in Parliament we believe, by
Lords Palmerston and Brougham. 1t could hard
ly have been expected three years ago, that such
n petition would be sanctioned at this early day.
There has certainly been rapid progress in libe-
rasm throughout the world.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL OF WIscoNsrN.-In our re-
port Of the meeting relative to the North Western
rivers and lakes, we stated that Mortimer M
Mowbray, late Attorney General of Wisconsin,
seconded the resolutions" Now, Mortimer M
Mowbray is a very romantic name, and would
take well any where, yet the Attorney General
would no doubt prefer his own, viz. Mortimer
NJ. jackson.
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Court calendar, This Day.

Court alender, This Day.
COMMON PLsAs-Nos lo2, ITO, s2e. os lis, 40, III
The other branch Of the court Is adjourned TO Thurs
day.
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