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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-31

A letter wntor says, if the Coston house al
Liverpool derived It's revenue from curses, II
would be the wea,thicst place 10 the world
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-31

6~NOLn PENS. We have just received a SUNNY
WE Of lenTy's Gold PENS wi III silver eases which
We will sell upnn aCco mm0taipg terms
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS.
jal9 No, 29Q Baltimore street.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

DIX. u OK w. n a r WI n ~
IMPROVED MINERAL FAMILY PILLS. DYsPEPTiC
Biter. Cough and Choers Drops and Other Medicines,
prepared from recipes Of than Years tested
and will be found useful in all Of Bilious Fevers.
tons pyspep;a Cramp, Fs Dysen,eries Violent Coughs
depending Liver and Asthu Affections, Fined Pains
the Chest and 60 pcc,ay in dseases private nsuse
offered public by his the old estab-
ed Office % Canal and Of only authorized sGsnt
the city OF New York. m West Broadway until further
notice. jas 5wsrc
COLD ROLLED COPPkR-isoe sheets Cold Rolled Cop
y per- uasa''l''d' f''" Z < f CSL III co,
Al = eoath sSseI
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M ~ y j ~. Il

M FOR New ORLEANS.
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
II intended dispatch ship from this port the lst sth
Der and containing until May when regular days will be
pointed for the remainder of the year. whereby delays
and dsappoinments will be prevented during the
months. The following ships will this arrange
nent:-
Ship Clifton. Captain Ingersoll.
Ship Tennessee. Captain Pray.
Ship Shakespeare. Captain Cornell.
Ship Louisville Captain Hunt.
Ship Genesee Captain Minot.
Ship Osweeo =. Captain Wood.
Ship Damascus Captain Bliss.
Ship Sartelle Captain Taylor
These ships all built expressly for packets light
draft have recently been newly coppered and
splendid ORDER with for uneQuaed
for comfort; they by experienced masters who
will make exerton give general satisfaction They
will all be towed and down the Mississippi by
boats Neither the captins of these ships will be
responsible for jwey bullion precious silver plated
for letters parcels packages by
board unless regular bills Of ladns taken for the
same, at the value thereon expressed.
4. X. COLLINS CO., Sc South st. or
JAS Z. WOODRUFF, Agent in New Orleans
The ships OF this line sail punctually adj
versed and will be taken to have the goods
recty measured s2arc
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evening, three from Elton made public renuncia-
ton of Professionalism. Lincoln Mercury.
Mr.. Hutchinson, Of Trinity College, Cambridge, was
received into tine Roman Catholic church at Birmng.
ham, Sunday last We understand that above thirty
of the late parshoners of the Rev. = Marshall, of
Swalowclia Willis, have, together with their pastor
conformed to the Church of Eome MIR. Oakeley, late
Fellow Of Ballot College, has entered student in
Theology ut St Edmunds College, Herfordshire under
Dr. Griths, Vicar Apostolic OF the London District.
Morning Post.
From passage in the Bussingham (EnsJ Advertiser
We learn that DR.. Wseman and the Rev MIR. Spencer,
are In constant communication with upwards of two
hundred Tactaan ministers Of the Church of England
who preparing to to the Church of Rome
many Of whom are only waiting to bring with them
persons Of wealth and influence among their congrega-
lions.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

i La Woodnaptha Iceland Moss, Wild Cherry, &c. for
Lung Heart Throat diseases, Dyspepsis &c Thu eeiebrs
ted remedy can be prce rs ceu ~ John street.
and N Ninth Avenue the latter place experienced rhyn
clan in atteudsnes 70 give gratutous advice RON 70 ham
ja7 lint
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M M M M
By the Black BALI or Old Line OF liverpool Packets saiinx
from Liverpool on the LIST and 18th of every month.
The YORKSHIRE sails from Liverpool, LIST Of March.
=" OXFORD 18th OF March.
CAMBRIDGE LIST Of April.
+" MONTEZUMA 10th Of April.
Persons sending for their friends forwarding the
certificate by the steamship Hbemia, sailing from Boston
me ,t Of February will hye plenty Of tim. 70 eeI in The
Line sailing from Liverpool the and 18th Of every
month Apply TO, address il by letter rost paid,
ROCHE, BROTHERS CO., IS Fulton ST..
Next door to the Fulton Bank.
NoticeThe Public respectfully notified by desire Of
that Passenger Agents but Roche Brothers Co.. have
that Line and thar they only regular authorised Pasen
ger Az ents OF said Line IN this city j2ar
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Horrible OUTRAGE AT AUBURN STATE PRISON.
The Syracuse Daily Star OF the 10Th, states that
Of the prisoners in the Auburn State Prison was whipped
ca county AMI before his conviction had been
temporary fits of alteration OF mind. He was employ.
ed in the shoe shop For some offence he was brought
out Tuesday Of last week. and about hundred and
seventy lashes inflicted upon him and on Wednesday
twelve additional lashes were applied On Saturday,
Friday, another prisoner died whose remains at the
time of the first inquiry, were lying In the prison build
ing, enclosed in coffin. The inquirers were referred
TO this corpse But this object failed The prison ol-
GERS were informed that this not the body Of which
they were in search. In addition, our informant statos
that the physician informed the enquirer in the first in
stance that the whose body they in search,
died Of disease Of the head had been ascerained
upon post mortem examination. When the body was
discovered appeared that the head had not pssn cut a.
session the whole OF Tuesday II IL stated that on sun
day Of the prisoners was taken from his cell to make
a box for the corpse, in which, when found, was
curely nailed Our informant gives revolving account
Of the appearance OF the body which refrain to pub
sh in absence Of full report Of the proceedings OF
the Coroners inquest.
NAvAr.-U. s. sloop of war Boston, Commander
G.. j. Pendergrast, arrived at this port on Friday
a list OF her officers :-Commsnder-G j. Pendergrast.
Lieutenant Peter Turner, Flag Lieut. Commodore
secretsry-s f. Habersbam Lieutenanw.s. go
mons Sailing Master--Archbad McRse. surgeon
Robt. T, Barry. Purser-Garret r. Barry. Lieut.. OF
Ms,ines-Jo:ish Watson Passed pin%n~
VIM. Madgn, Thos. Phelps, and r. Mason. Boats
wain-Jas. II. Polly. Gunnsr-wm; Q. Thompson. Car
from officer board the Jamestown, received IN this
city dated at Port Paya Dec 49, says that the store snip
southampton, Lieut. W. Morris commanains, was
Of the Jamestown, were all we'll The sloops Of war
Marion and Yorktown were absent on . cruise, down
iany for the Gull Of Msxico sailed from Boston on the
18th ult.
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1872 BROADWAY

TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
THE celebrity Of Ring. vsrbrn. Cream ,h,susheus the
Shaving Soap II firmly believed, nay indeed Il
sally admitted that article hitherto discovered
soenng effect the toughest Boards that
the genuine Verbena Cream does
Beware ofn,ta.iOn. and os.erzs hs written signature
Prepared and for sale wholesale retail TOR expectation
by z. ii. RING, Druggist,
100 Broadway, corner John street,
(Successor OF DR.. VIM H. Milnorsl
NJ B-Rng's Cough Candy and Elxsr ofLifs for sale
hox. dl7 fmsIe
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GENERAL EMIGRATION OFFICE
rs South street, corner of Maiden Lane New York,
50 Waterloo Road, Liverpool.
~ rs ~ Ne

PsrsOns WISHING passage their friends
epool during the coming New Line Of Liver
pool Packets respectfully informed BY the that
sail from Liverpool positively advertsed-n Of which
passage can be engaged 9p the mo't sscpsbe terms sd
be this side Atlantic despatched
IS comfortable possible.
The ship Liverpool, 9th februarythe Siddons the
lth FebruaIy-the Queen Of the West 9th Marchthe Sher
dan ON l1th March,
The we'll known sailing qualities Of these avote packets
render remarks and their
cabin second cabin and passenges those of
other line ToSecure andfor further suas
applyt W. j. T. TAPSCOTT,
IS South street. Maiden Lane.
PS-W. 81 T. supply Drafts usual, for any amount
payable hrouehOut Great Britain aud Ireland d3l
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ArRL l9-Bsrsiavy The dw cling house occupied
by Mr. Coxe No 7s 4th between 2sth and 9Th
Streets was burglariously entered on So uday ater-
noon. between and o'clock, by two young men Who
after wards to leave the premises dressed In
following D silver s e ~sre large table spoons
spoons gold ring hair bracelet set IN gold rings
IT sss :'
No arrest The police be the alert for these
rsscals have been robbisg dwelling house almost
RsSssrv oacsr vsnds rses, ofth 81 ward, arrested
notorious poe book droppsr called Leonard Baum,
DANIEL Coz Of canal boa. 6sorss A. French lying At
the foot Of Dsy street. Isppssred that Gof walk.
costed b. the "dropper" Who asked Re had seen the
dead man that pulled out Of the dock morning
uSSn os'ss "a viii Son You Is. ~
sgrssd and vas led By this fellow into yard behind
some oyster house near BY, WHERE instead Of seeing
eyes sranipg around 10 discover the corpse one
Of these chaps extracted from COTS pocket nearly $40
In money and the other matched the from Oh his
neck, worth s. and Immediately ran on The above
ocer shortly alter ards nabbed Baum, who was ide
tined BY ooH 70 be the same fellow that induced him 10
Jastics Osborne very properly bsld this fellow bail
the Of $780, for trial. in default Of which
Pint Iar,smsss Mary Wilson was arrested last night
charged With stealing - from John Roe. No ~ varick
street. She was brought 10 BY ofcer McKeon, Of 9Th
John Lsnas was caught in the act Of robbing the
money drawer Of 50. belonging to Francis Kelley
Bernard McCsfrsy arrested last night BY ofacer
Gallagher OF the Avn ward charged with stealing q
watch belonging TO Owen kenny. Committed by JUS
tice Osborne
Thomas Cavanagh was arrested last night for steal
ing lot Of carpenters TOOLS belong ng Cornelius
Donnaliy. No. 10 West 24h street Locked up by JUS
tice ,oms.
Samuel Cummings arrested yesterday aRsrnoon
for stealing barrel Of hickory nuts worth 90
to Timothy Main, No. 81 Dsy street Committed By
Justice Osborne.
.srrta ssrieien.-T Tom Henry, the notorious pick
pocket arrested yesterday, suspicion Of stealing
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NAVIGATION or the ONO ave


Quotations for stocks have within the past week. reach
ed very low point but II 10 Impression that they
have not reached the minimum; that still lower depth
will be reached before there be very wide margin
for improvement under the anticipated changes In
the currency We table giving the quotations
for the principal stocks used in this market for specu
lions each day Of the past week and ct the close Of
the week previous Within the past week there has
been complete break down in the stock market, and
the bulls not out Of the woods yet The reaction
al,zed yesterday only be attributed to the appear
ance in the market Of the shorts purchaser to fula
some of their contracts.
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Theatricals.

very attractive bill Of fare is presented for each Of
he theatres this evening. where crowds will doubtless
be in attendance to enjoy the festivities Of the Easter
holidays. We commence with
THE PAax-whsre Alexander the Great" will DO
Performed Mr. andenhof ticking that difficult charac
ter, supported BY Mr.. Dyous Lysymachus, and Mr.
Bands Hephsston The ballet Of the 0seile, will
conclude the performance, Miss Mary Ann Lee taking
tho principal character, supported by Mrs. Hunt
Myriha, and BY Mr. Smith as Albrecht-
BowEaY.-" La6ne" will be performed here, where
Scott Will takc the part. supported by good company.
The Carpenter Of Rouen will be the aftsrpece The
Bowery nightly crowded with the fashion of the city
New GREESwrcH The +" Soldiers Daughter Herr
Cline and the Spectre Bridegroom" will here be pre-.
scented. bringing out the company In full force. Mrs
Crsps Widow Cheerly will in itself be suHicient to
repay the visitor This theatre 10 rapidly progress
ing under the skilful management Of the enteprsing
propfistors and deserves every encouragement.
BowERy AMPHITHsArRE-Hernands will perform
here this evening Fame speaks aerngly Of his great
powers and agility in the manly fsats Of horsemashp
The whole troupe, will be brought out and the perfor
nance will conclude with an Ethiopian clio.
BRouaHAM's ErrERrAr>Masr.-The lovers Of broad
Irish humor and liish wit and Irish drollery, will BE-
amply repaid by visit to this entertainment at the So
GUS O. Shandsr' wil entertain his auditors. Brougham
- host in huself, and possesses sufficient fluid Of
drollery TO sweep away the cobwebs Of snnu no mat
ter whether from the head or the heart.
Howss' CiRcrs.-HoweG 6ne equestrian company.
which del GIFTED the New Yorkers TOR long time pro
night or tomorrow night Madame Mscarte the grace.
u female equestrian, goes with them Sne 10 the very
paragon OF equestrian grace, and have doubt the
circus will be thronged while In Washington.
Tho Bostcrians propose TO establish an Opera House
on the site Of the late Howard Ashsnsum.
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These returns are onicial and near correct
possible to get them In 1910. when the sub treasury
Law went into operation the loans Of the banks were
about two hundred millions Of dollars than they
are now, and the circulation about y millions Of doh
lars more than at present The deposits and specie do
not now vary much from what they then, but the
immense difference in the pspsr issues and the psPsr
credits, shows how much more favorable the present
oment 10 for the snahaishasnk u treasury. than
any previous Period TAA psspsytisa Il pspsS inuAs
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Movements or Travellers,


The following the principal arrivals for the last
two days.
AsEs,cAr.--w. Garrison. Baltimore, w. r. Perry,
New Bedford; Brady. ". "; Mr. Harrison, West
Point; J. NJ Ward ard +. Bryant, Boston; w. Potter
Philadelphia; G. Strong, Binghampton; s. Pierce,
Boston.
A.ro..-o chsatham, Red River; D. Lear, Boston.
Tfoker, Phlsdelphis; George Griggs, Boston; f.
Townsend, ALBANY; Jos. Ricketson, New Bedford; W.
Phillips Boston; Hobart, do; Messrs March and Pet.
terson, do; G. Faulkner, do w. Gregory, Albany;
Hon. Caleb Cushing. Mass; Thurlow Weed, Albany;
NJ Fowler, Boston; Wsldo Maynard, do H. Cowan
olssgow, Scotland: George Camp, Ca; E. Lyford and
c,rr-M Stewart, Ny; J. saxton, Washington, d.
9 Crabbs U. 8. N; T. Neville, Pnilsdel phis; H.
Lewis, Madison; e. A. Prince and Myers Richmond.
Va; J. w. stout, New Brunswick; j. Van Wsroner.
Patterson; lie Baron Alleys dc Cyprey, Havana: Lot
Clarke, Salisbury; r. Pstru Fhilsdsphis; H. Blssh.
ford, Lynchburg, Va.
FsAsrLIs.-Gsorss Bu.tsrnsld. Boston; W. H. Allan.
Macon, Georgia, Gilbert and Smith, Philadelphia, p
Eaton: Troyi George Beechsr, Conn W. Hubbard, Phi
lsdeiphis; II L. Bevans. Ohio; w. Kendrick, Boston;
George q. Green, Quebec.
HowARp.-A b. Pearson, Boston; IT, Wilkins svrs-
cuse; c. CoHmsn, Va; Mr.. Carruthers Canada Wss..
u. Wadley, Boston, Fansh Va; N B. Kidder Gene,
va; L. G. Hidden, Delaware; H. Cup, Wisconsio. Is
Bancroft ST. Clair, Michigan; Bsassy, Canada West;
7. Douglas, Vermont; DR.. Mussy, Conn; T. Reed,
Boston.
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MORE STARTLING CORPORATION DEVELOPMENTS
We understand that an investigation is now going
on 10 the City Hall, relative to the loads Of manure
charged to the Corporation during the year. II is
said there Is an enormous overchsrge Lei MS bsv.
tho tacsA Do
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The Unicorn.

There begins to be no little anxiety felt for the safety
OF this steamer she sailed on the 10th umo she has
been nearly twenty days at II is thought by
many however, that she must have been detained day
or two II not, she has probably met with some acct.
dent
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City Intelligence.

DARK srRExrs.-Last evening il was dark a. Erebus
and yet there not lamp lighted In the streets The
that the almanac said the would shine.
But the almanac mistaken, and had to grope
rious piece of economy, that evenings when II IL
bright starlight, the Temps blazing away but when
the clouds cover up the stars, have Light At ALL
simply because the moon 10 also covered by the clouds
its too metsPhy steal for US.
SUNDAY AMusEMrrrs-The boys in Chatham street
yesterday amused themselves by wing eggs each
other, and the BY Several gentlemen be-
are the polce1 They ought to be stirring about to
catch these precocious youths
Equal RioHrs AssocIArioN-As special meeting Of the
Eighth Ward Democratic Equal Rights Association, 10
to be held this evening at Montgomery HAIL. No. 70
Prince street
COMMON CoyNcIL--Both boards meet this evening Il
is doubtful however, whether any business of particu.
who again In the field candidates will be much
engaged marshslng their forces for the battle Of
morrow.
PLor Boar ReMxR.-1t II amusing to witness the pso.
ple who, since her arrival have hocked the wharf
see the pilot boat Romer From eight hundred to one
thousand visited her Saturday and yesterday the
wharf vas crowded all day long BY boys negroes loaf
out Of their heads to catch glimpse Of the mystsrous
boat.
srArroS HousE VorKRs-Wo would ask IL Il 10 true,
a. supposed and various Indications would declare
that many Of the Station Houses In the various wards
are to be used lodging houses by many persons
night, to qualify them ~ voters tomorrow Who
answers
FRE-Tho alarm Of Ore last evening, about o'clock
YVES caused BY the burning Of q chimney in Madison
which was dwelling house But little damage was
DONE
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NArivisx IN CoScRrss The principles OF the
native party have been up for debate several times
IN Congress, during the present session-but the
most racy debate is that which recently took place
On some enlistment bill, in which the Hon. Mr..
Levin' the native leader in Congress, made great
speech, and the Mcconnell Don of Alabama. made
arepy. The latter's speech we have gven-,hc
material portions Of Mr.. ievin's speech will be
found in this days supplement-. Read-read
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The evidence not being sufhcsns. he was finally dis
charged by the magistrsts.
Suieide in fAe Stpss Pvison.-Urdsr this head We
noticed the suicide in yesterdsys Hsssl, of young
man by the Of Perce; also that negro had in
formed this young that his brother had been arrested
for some felony. We are informed upon the best
authority that such u not the they being highly
respectable residing in Brooklyn nor has either Of
them ever been arrested on any charge.
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DE-. Wisting's Free Lecture this monday
evening" the Tabernacle, April 18th. halEpst seven
o'clock introductory condeaisd Of uisy iecnrs
Anatomy and Physology Heslh and the
which destroy health and the way to restore III low 70 IN
vEore he system, Poloax lie, and III psysiesi sduca
complete aud costly appa Of the kind
ported from France exhibited Amsrcs
viz 1.-TWO splendid feet Msnikins beautiful six feet skel
models Of the eye. throat ke kc and several
hundred paintings The Mankn cn be taken apart so
exhibit life every s.snti psr ofshs body and over l,oo
,and doars expense procure frcm France, models
with and IL interested N such couss Of
lectures.
Fine Arts.-t1r. ID. q. Lamont, late from
Europe has flushed splendid Scriptcral Painting on
and eighty i've teet Il repre-
Peter and Joha healing cripple. before The gate q
solomon called tbs beautiful gate For atvs and
6nish have seldom, ever. its equal The mag
Of srehte tufl truly grand and The .roup
previous ideas Of sacred and Legendary art.
We understand this 6ne Picture wilt be exhibited tn this city
nxt winter. when our citizens, amateurs and connoseu"
may exprcf rich rsst
His studio Is at ali Broadway
Daxuerre0types.-Profe Plumbe 10 daily
makna additions his lage and justly celebrated gleys
the upper Of Brosdwsy ard Mur.y street. IL "
highly ntersstg for othe who have rot re-
Gently made Professor Pumbe visit His ies pictures
nearly Of the cabinet Ie aiming tbs exquisite nsh Of nus
small pctures Go th.n aud with
Wet Goods from the Wreck OF tho Henry
CLAY, selling at Vail Kensstt Co.'S No Ca,harise
sacrifice. Ri IN Muslin Rob LANES Linsns.
and ohsr dress soods going OF ad rate Call SON.
or you lose grs-t bargains.
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NAvAL.-The U. 8. frigate Columbia, Com. Ros-
sesu, sloops Plymouth, Commander Henry, sara,o.
"a, Capt. Shubrick, and the brig Bsinbridge, Com.
mander Pennington, were al Montcvideo on the iO,h
Of February.
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A man namsd John Duffy, Of 0retna, La. was murder.
on the osth ult, BY blacksmith Of the same place.
quarrel took place, when tho murderer plunged Oe
tpao his vciinb s&onsek
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Supplement- 90 the Herald.

Another extra sheet. supplementary to the Nev York
Hsrsid is published this morning.
II will contain a speech Of the Hon Mr.. Levin, in
Congress- relative to the mounted riasmsn interesting
reports of the Farmers Club, and Historcal Society;
capital letter from the West describing the feeling q,
the foot Of the Rocky Mountains the Oregon question:
varieties and advertisements.
This valuable supplement will be served gratuitousy
10 our subscribers. in and out Of the city
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ASSISTANT OF TIE SECOND WARD.-One Of the
most singular freaks Of the present election 10 the
probability that the famous Washington Dixon may
be elected Assistant Alderman Of the Second ward.
He has squad Of 700 boys, or young men, just of
age, who intend to reside twenty four hours in the
ward, and thus to qualify themselves for voting
They moan to give bumpers each for Dixon, and
the chances are in their favor. 1t will be an odd
election. One thing 10 certain, il Dixon
were to be elected Assistant, hs would keep the
streets Of the Second ward clean, and that is more
than any other has yet done.
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JURpRs.-We have read bill, introduced by Mr..
Develin, Of the Assembly Of this State, in relation
to jurors in the city Of New York, but cannot see
any difference tor the better between the system
proposed, and the one at present in existence.
We had thought that the peoples representatives
were acquainted with the wishes of their constitu.
ents IN this city, on the subject of jury duty, and
that some relief would be granted when the Le-
gslature took action on it, The feature in the old
system, mostly complained Of that jurors are not
paid for the time they devote while sitting in the
box, oeciding upon the controversies OF their TEL
low citizens. II is decidedly wrong to compel the
honest and industrious people Of our city, to leave
their professions and employments, and sit for days
and weeks at time. in judgment upon controver-
sizes in which they have no interest
II people cannot settle their difficulties amioably.
they should not expect strangers to step in and
settle them, their own expense and inconvenience
No new law on the subject, without this feature !,
will meet with the approval Of the public