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PHILADELFtlA, March 2, '44. I hereby certify that afler iin-eriag four years wl;h Pulmonary Consumption, and gissn sg By four PhysicizAs, who pronounced me iHe4Ya5e. ihe dis easewas arrested and restored 0 aeaLia solely by the Of Thompson's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood NspAtha:
 MARY RANY, s Spsnce st GS-This invaluable Medicine is prepared only al the North East corner of Faith and Spruce streets Philadelphia.
 Sold also by J. ". TAPE,
 Main St, Li'lIs Rock Price Of large bottles q: or for g. Beware of imitation. Dee. 6, lsI7. I3-6m.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-01
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WASHINGTON, April 8, lS4s.
The Weeks End,

The week closes quietly. Senate not in ses-
sion to-day House engaged upon private bills
In the Circuit Court this morning, our asso-
ciate of the Herald was brought up by the SER
geant At arms, of the Senate, by order of the
Court, upon a plea granted TO his counsel that
there were other grounds to show that this
Court had Jurisdiction, beyond the evidence up
on the return to the writ of hobsas corpus. AT
ter citation of authorities, ana some converse
ton and argument thereon, between Mr. Brad
ley and Mr.. Carlisle for the prisoner, and Mr.
Coke for the Senate, the prisoner was remanded
TO the sergeant at arms.
The Court have not yet perfected their
opinion, intending, we suppose, to include the
point argued to-day.
Cabinet day. The army court of inquiry in
Mexico, under consideration, as we understand
We are to have in Washington grand torch
light procession and an Illumination, next week
an honor of Young France.
Barney Williams, In his Irish characters, has
been drawing good houses at the Adelphi this
week.
The Seguins give us a closing concert to-
Night, and the Hutchinsons the music of their
melodies, on Monday evening.
A grand caravan of wild beasts is also to be on
hand early next week. We understand that
humber Of members Of both houses will be invi-
ted to 20 to study the true character of the jack
all, the hyena, the Mexican hog, and the thick
skinned rhinoceros.
The French resolutions will come up in the
House on Monday or Tuesday next.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
HIGHLY INTERESTING
FROM
q > - = r a i a M j i o 4 Z.
Threatened determination Of the Spa
niardS BY the Indians.
Over Fifty Thousand Indians in the
Field.
DEPARTURE OF com. PERRY FOR VERA CRUZ.
&c. 90. &c.

AUGUSTA, Geo, April 8, ls4s.
The schooner Monanto arrived at Mobile on
the Sd inst. bringing advices from Central Ame-
RIGA to the 18th ult.
When she sailed affairs in the Peninsula were
were threatening the whole Spanish race with
exterminstion.
Valladolid and Izamel, after being defended
tor long time, at last despaired of receiving as
sistance, and early in March their inhabitants
repaired to Merida
When the Menanto left, the Indians, to the
amount OF so to 60 900, surrounded Merida, and
the Inhabitants hourly anticipated an attack.
lions to Comm"dore Perrv nray;nD him not to
leave, but to protect them from their savage enc.
mics. Com. Perry, however, repaired from Slsal
to the Island of Carmen, on the 10th ut., and on
the oath sailed for Vera Cruz.
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AsrS.s,. March ls-sd Lsai's New York; 18th. D..d..
m1 %n, M,.sM March ls-An scsndi. NYorI.
B.fs!.f, March sc-sld Arab Phad.phis; 18Th Inant.
BsrrILE. March io--Ar Clio, Charleston.
monis ShnIch DO Sid 18Th, Jane: Boston, sl.s, Aiensn.
ssA Sd s S ss ss
SS..s .s ,I 1ssH ss; Nsr 9,1:.a. c, Co.
DovER, March -of, Henry Lee, Very. Mobile for Ham.
FLUSHING ROADS. March l7.sld Fams. Charleston.
GxroA March lsIAT bark Sharon, Robbins NOfleans.
s-cd e sS,:is A SIiSn from Malaga,
NsS1 h asnPsS5 Coma do
HAsBUae March l2IArr Hersche. Weilhsltz, NOrleans
LwsarooI March IA Arr Constitution. Brit,on, Yorl
EGnss
York %, Orfn,d Goedmanson oo Saransc, Trrey, Phi
a. Ren clay Es s' kS
do s,vaRn .
..s' S Si'ssy MoH: 81 Avon
,SissI.d Robert Watt AAp.l.ehieols; susan, Mary, and
Jenny Ga;
T q }SHH
N:;sEi Ms6pis s:d j:lisdqS Asxss o. SYS,s; IsIs
Point Sy
D'uee Davie Kenny, for New Orleans; Ksams1oo FoaIe
BSs ;sw sisifS aia April
Moses do Mach n, England. Brown do 49, intrin,c, Nc
w.' so
90 a.
Atlantic tos. dE Chester MAXWELL, do; 5; Hebe. do d
!ea March a.ssy Pratt oadSa do. GENERAL II T. SS
a%or. GS
,sy. Brown fSJ New Orleans 2sh March; John Cumming
g. o1
LosDOy. March a.rLc,dnG. Mediator, Victoria, London
Ennss,cH, March 7.sia isy,!6iss, Baltimore.
nvrsios FsS as-xrr bark Elu. Thornton, Little. New
BARK ErERv,Es Robbins of Thoms.ou. Nj, from Lasuna
and had gone to pieces: saved.
sa,a Co..osT LIE Of and rom PhisSephis for Lime
mast: Sowsp . &C. dsc swept ps Of esrs U,' Sro%s
overheard and had received other experienced
soHK SAMUEL NoYEs Of Csstine. which left Frankfort
some tim. since for Mas Cuba was fallen ia with by the
h he oca from port I'D
fell in with the wreck Of the samuel Moves oi Ca.n.
\, .rmSs, h,i1s AZ Ds,i.hsd several Day.
thing to dlinE almost nothing 10 eat tn. Samuel
Ns ON s Sse on ss ss rn
Ss ss1 1s s RSs wai1 sSs
Of the crew died the frat night the other ON the 18th
The following the OF those died John
kips pa.s.ng.r Osborne wsrds mate; Charles Gav cook
man. seamsn. The above sre all unmarried Mr. Hatch stll
survives and the enjoyment Of toleaby good health but
suffers much from his hands and The g. Moves
again met on the 2sth. in lat 30 IS. Ion 81 &c.
In SHIP NEREE, Havre from New York. threw over part
Of her cargo.
BRIo SABINE, GRAY. Eem New York Lisbon il reported
TO have thrown over part Of csrRe
rAcxsr sHr oIroap hence at Liverpool, sl in with the
Of the Br ship Omega before reported wrecked her
passage from Liverpool this city the 10Th March lat a.
Ion ~; had Ave feet Of water in hes hold.
sBp HARmoriA OF and from this port at Greenoch had
heavy gales from tbs westwsd and the 10TH of Isle Of
Man, severe gale fr6a NE.
DUBLIN. March is-The Odessa, for New YORK has put
back the Bay with loss h.ying experienced
the Laconie, for New York, has put back to-day.
BRsroL, M.rcb ALA cotton laden bark, OF sbaut 700
with blue streak with the fore bowsprit &c,
alongside and the fore nd main decks bu mt past absn
densd 10th in lat as 10 10. by The Prom cthus Ber
man, arrived here.
MAnvroar, March li-Psrt Of vessels deck, from the
deck Orstng TO the fore part Of hssehvay ~
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BRe Jos BsyAHr. Stewart from Boston bound to Havana
put into NoGf ON q: 9Th lbs. II Of u Se om
W. during which Loaf fore yard and sustained slight damage
BRIe AMrsrcAx McNair At Savannah from New York r..
ports that u 20 athom. water board
slower Of wSs o. her or with two Wood.1
sar painted yellow took block OF her stern davits being
,S Ss: s :hp ii T; HoISD riss
DAYS
40 eb so spun same gay bark Janet Wispn WespS mo-
iron 81 FEB Mg Of l ES:Tsw. S Dbl
'S az sF F.s eS Jan (by letter. Marcus. Osborn
Fsrh.yen days out clean and heard of her taking 60 bb
At Msnudo sooloo Sea- Sept 81 Oc,avia. Ps. NB, IA mo-
AT in Sept Sarah Parker RUSSELL Nant So
on Pm 10y letters from Captain MitchslD Jan g. Three
Sea Ocho.k last of the season, Jas M.ury
New B:df f nearly full M,n,, v. c,.u MN zen
VIII pn-h,d lost her frat officer Mr. John speonsr. VIII
VA A Honoinla Nov DIV. Branch Place, NIB. aoo Dbl
(22ospm); was reported 9th. SPIN.
Bark Parhenon. of Richmond, for New Orleans. April
Cape Hstteras in sight.
Foreign Ports.
f 11.s, sas Pa:.d Of 81.
MeGvsry DO; :shr Ciy I IAN Nic.Sl. for Baltimore
Ss D Be:ss
Mcdonald DO Arr 5h brig Jas Clephn jolly Boston; sch
NE Pr: y. Churchill ..a e,y
for
Poser, PR March ls.BsIk: Henry TrowbIidse Whit:
@ o. d s La
i q; H. s.
k: En T I'd f ss
Home Ports.
rhort. Philadelphia; Jacob Raymond, Bowen DO; Homer
i ~ sS s$ o's
Sr'Ss S D cHSsD MsS Ms
pew. Ph.dsshi.; Is. s,ri1: Bil Cosk,sa Maitland
M y BaeiSis en-
Brig.
April J p, bark s.. ro,snss, Lev
New sa FL
MA5AeosDA, Sre1ssl March s-An .chn European, Brow
9r eh ,sS: ,,, bake.
yer: Ho;:par H.rs;.on oo AtwOod. TsussI
bound to
Vera C5g1; EaIope.n, EsIesn5: Palermo; BcTniSm Nc,
Davidson Vera cruz sayre Davidson, Tampico Below
ships Nsda Stewart, Fsles Boston, Montreal Dizzy, New
Wa New Hsyen Agelis Hanson B,sze, ssn,isgo fsiss
and market Towboat Caledonia towed 27th ut shi
France bark Saragossa and brig Soule tawboa Persia
lowed 29th ship Swan bark Hero Of Sidon and sch
Ferdinand.
ton s sS sas
Wareh.m; Alexandria sudley. Boston; Panama. Davis
Newark.
SAVANNAH. April 4-Arr bark Vernon, Psxton New Yorl
brgs Macon, Sheffield. do; American McNar dos sch: O.
Cid Br ship Ana Dashwood Reed, St Johns, NIB.
WILMINGTON, April 5-Arr bark William Spfoul, NYorl
brig Coral Fogg Savannah; 6 sehr Canary of Waldobor
Cid 5th, schr Thos B smith Smith, NYork.
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WASHINGTON, April 8, 1913.
The Prospects of Peace.

There is every prospect of quorum at Quere-
taro, OF ratification Of the treaty, and of the
return OF peace Santa Anna is suspected OF
moving to Queretaro in order to have share in
ahe three millions. Parades is entirely out OF
the question. The expulsion of Louis Philippe
and family from France, has destroyed the last
hope of Parades. Gen. Scott Is expected In
lew days, and when he comes he viii be receiv-
Taylor has been finished, and Maj Bliss, we un-
derstand, will start of with il next week for Old
Zack. Gen. Butler is making preparations TO
withdraw in anticipation Of the ratification. The
peace.
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re 49, sS.I, Assssssly b:lsse!ss e ~ $780,.
ns whiah seporn sesns large eu'nty OF wrssk v snau
sPexEH-ship Caroline Augusta. Crsamsr from - March
Is, on Dungenness.
Ion 70
sark DOUGLASS wickmsn from Baltimore for Rio Jsneiro
Feb ~, lat 20 N. lon % w
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PasssnRsrs Arr1yssl.

LIvERrooL-Stsamship Hbsnia-For Hallfax-Mxs UNI.
sete Miss uniscLe M,s Upiseke Miss Uniaeks crofton
Doherty John HeGon John Dugsan Mr. Mckenzie Mr. Oar
michael Als. Lyle MI Msohse John Rou Gill;: Mi,
s.ander MI Hating: Mrs Ha.ass N;: Fuller Ms, Fuller
DR. Rae, Mesrs Duncan Jas Claws, Harris Bird, w slmr
Theune Tapoan. sCnsr r bearer Of dspa'ches Chs
Evans Mskesnd jr Hsg,snt, Hs:ent T. Pos: K:na.on,
Jas A'miage, Thomas, Cooper Norton. From Hafsx-rr
T Gasford, Mr. Finn Mrs Shields.
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An attempt to rob the Bank of New Brunswick was
lately made by man named Slater who by mistake got
wedged into chimney OF the bank building and to save
portion Of the chimney he found ugly ensconoed
In his tight quarters from which he liberated and
conveyed to prison.
Hereafter the steamers will leave Liverpool for Amer
O. every Saturday, and Boston and New York cvery
alternate Wednesday, for Liverpool.
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Arrived.
Steamship Hbeinia Shannon verpool March as via Hal
flax Arrived Halifax at o'clock Friday morning and
left ~ the steamship Caledonia Hafsx-shs
for Liverpool Friday. Saw the steamship United
States hence for Liverpool O'Clock Sunday mornIug
Ship Rob Roy, Amald, New Orleans l6 days with cotton
to Centre K Co.
Bark ages Cutter Ponce Pr days. with sugar and mo
lasses. to Maitlrnd. Phelps Co.
Brig Cfcns Go:on Nsuvisa, 70 day. with sugar and
Brig Egyptian, Dram. Csrdenas l2 days molasses to
Thunon 9TH inst lat IS 30 Ion IA 30 ship ng
q red signal with black letter in the =
Brig Onota CUNNINGHAM. Marisl, (Cuba IL days. with
lasses. Roberts Williams
British brig M.anta Lawrence Halifax days. with FISH,
Crous X Everett
Schr David Hale, -, Ricnmond.
bark, brigs, unknown
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AUGUSTA, Geo., April 9, 1913.
The overland express has arrived with dates
from New Orleans to the 4th inst, but the only
item of news brought is, that the municipal cleo
ton has resulted in a decidedly whig city GO
vernment.
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Markets.

Nrw ORLEANS, April 4.-Cotton-Twelvs hundred
bIes middIiDg were sold at SIC sugsr-Fsir 81 and
sxo. Freights-Nothing doing Exchange-vsry limi
ted. On 9Th inst the markets teegraphed show still
farther decline Cotton unsettled 1900 bales sold ct pre-
vious quotations Flour still lower. Freights-ship
Genoa taken for cotton at lkc.
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The little lad attached to the Model Artist
troupe Dr. Colyer died ct New Orleans the 2sth
ut. from the effects Of the fall he received at the
thsstre. He was SON Of Mrs Mcneil, actress well
Field, BY Dr. Colysr On Tie afternoon Of the sist.
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Mr.. SEWER, the Commissioner to Mexico, ar
rived at New Oreans the list inst on his way to
Mexico He intended to leave the next day In stea
ship New Orleans for Vera Crus
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Police Intelligence.
EiopeMent and 6tgamy The little village of Chelsea,
situated on Staten Island has been thrown into quite
Of excite in consequence the elopement
V os Mr. Of
the large operators in oysters and CLAIMS of that region
tappsars that the affair rather Of romantic nature
has bsen for some time past ON intimate terms with
.. young man residing In this city, by the name
ing the match, forbid Charley the house. This
refusal only helped to increase the flame, and q
plan was resolved upon between the two lovers to make
last week. Mary dressed herself in the garb old
woman and started foot along the post road for Port
proceeded her journey far before she met her bro
Their going home, and several other friends and
so compl.s was the dseuse rsscbsS
the boat after considerable anxiety of mind, just In
time before the boat started and proceeded to New
lover Charley, and the next day they were marrisd.
Now the worst part of the story Is yet to be told The
tanned that Charley had wife and one child alive and
kicking in this city This discovery completely killed
all the romance Of the elopsmsnt the little village Of
Chelsea up in arms and several stout oystermen
Charley fall into the hands those two listed customers
IT, would be at much expense Of trying such . chap
The last heard of Charley that he spree
in : wagon on the Third avenue but whether he !. !.
very little doubt but what the ofcers will have
him in custody
turday night at the Finance Of West street
and Bitterly Place. and slept in the floor
with the bar keeper, John Wilson, who heard the fell
lows moving very early Sunday 1morning, which
caused him to rise likewise and putting his pam
tsloons he found that his wallet had been stolen
tanning $3.50 in bank bills Suspicion fell upon
these two strange dodgers, and going in pursuit he
overlook both in Washington street, before they
had time to get out Of sight Mr.. Wilson
Of the first ward policemen, who took them in custo
dy; but the accused only walked few steps back
Ia the hotA mi of tha draW a
Bowie knife made pass at the policeman and Mr.. Will
who not feeling disposed to receive the blade Of the
knife in their body stood back and tho desperate VII
carrying with them doubt the 3i60 belonging Will
son.
Charge of Grand L0rceny.-Of6cer Gardner, Of the
9th ward police arrested yesterday old thief called
James Campbell, on charge Of endesvoring to steal
from the possession Of Martin Boomer Q gold watch
and chain valued At $685. and in trying to make his
cape with the watch the chain was broken. Justice
Osborne looked him up for trial.
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Cas- % uenlcspn. -Mr. Cosoess Walteus vus sollsl
e Ass On ,s?s:ss = =. As.s: q o.sss
his dsath under the following circumstances 1T seems
that ct the Ore which occurred at webbs ship yard
several persons were injured the deceased with his bro
Their and several Others still continued inside the yard
and that one Chauncsy Ennis with man named Mar
the propreors for the Of keeping the thievng
boys from the premises While in the performance Of
ceased was one, and ordered them ont Of the yard
Bradley did not start Immediately, and when he did
Of nS
He finally showed out BY Ennis and after getting
outside one xitnes: tsse. that the deceased struck
deceased under the ear Bradley fsn instantly and 90
cording to testimony, kicked one or two times
never spoke Afterwards, but on being lifted against
the fence was found to be dead His body was
him srs he
from thence to No S97 Cherry street. and from this
last place to the location where the inquest vas held
post norton examination. made by DR. Holmes, estab
shed the following facts. There funess under
the right and the parts slightly sweed No
nuid issuing from the mouth and On opening the
chest the lungs found congested with dark color
ss.thy with exception Of the liver Which Was enlarged
and sotened. The opinion Of the physcian was that
DEATH caused by congestion of lungs and that
occasion the congestion Verdict Of The jury Death
by njuries received in fracss with Chaunosy Ennis
the jury believe that Ennis inflicted the blow in self de-
fence" Immediately on being informed that Bradley
dead Ennis went to the station house and delivered
himself up. He will be held until the matter IL fully in
vestigated.
ACCIDENT AT THE FrRE IN WEBB's snIr YARD A We
ry serious accident occurred ct the fire in Webbs ship
yard. on Saturday night. A wooden she'd upon which
number OF persons standing, gave way and fall
ing eight ten persons whose could not be
sscsrtained very seriously hurt Of whom had
his leg the others being very much bruised by
the fall
FiRE.-The steamboat Ion, while lying at the foot Of
Charlton street about O'Clock yesterday morning. wa
discovered to be on fire. The re spread with great
pidy, and the damage sustained considerable She
sunk about half an hour after the 6re
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Shipping Intelligence.
NEw ORLEANs, April I-Ar Bostcn, Philadelphia. Cid
schr Lawrence } Whipple, New York.
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M RHINE INT LLIG IL O i
Port OF New York, April 10. ls4s.


:Us :nrs -: s zUHs WATER Is Is
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APPOINTMENTS TIE GOVERNOR AND SENATE,
-NEw YoRK-April5.-Sam Goodwin Sirius
8. Ihomss, James Hazard, Albert n PHILIPPE, Henry Cal
Church, Isaac Y. " estsrvslt, George w. Wright VIII
liam r. Lee, r. Carlton Overton, William Greneli
Franois II Upton, Stephen C. Williams, William q.
Sterling Ejsh H. Riker, Charles Rapallo, Gardiner
Spring, jr, Philip Brsssu Alexander Il. Rogers John
public April s.--Ambrose c. Kingsla nd, 10 be vster
Commissioners, vice w. w Fox term expired and J. H.
Williams who declined TO accept the ofcs Russell Stur
ges trustee Of sesnsn Fund and Retreat vice Joseph
L. Stevens, resigned
KrEos-April Addison y. Diossy, and Richard H.
Stanley Of Williamsburg, notaries public. April s.
william II busted, Of Brooklyn, and James v. Morrel,
Of Williamsburg, commissioners Of loans.
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r .IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW
IL York Post Once, April 8. 1els.
OFFICIALLY PUBLfsHED IN THE PAPER
LARGEST CIRCULATION
Please mention the date Of the list in which they are
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STORM AT NATcHEz. IA violent storm visited
Natchez and It's vicinity on the night of the 10Th
Of Mr. John Fletcher Lake Conoordia, about nine
miles back from Vdala, it ragged with considerable de-
structon The roofs Of his buildings were blown off,
his fences for distance battered down. and deal
of other damage was done. No person Was injured
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Law Intell1gonce.

Couar or GsxsaAL SESSIONS April s-Bsfore Reoor.
der Scott and Aldermen Lawrence and Crolius. John
MoKeon, Esq, District Attorney.
Sentence Of Brinkerhof-At the opening Of the court
this morning Cornelius Brinkerhof tried few
$i2 800 from the vaults Of the Leather
Sank, while employed there o. porter and convicted
o. petit Larceny only was called up for judgment.
prisoner 20 days confinement In the city prison and
pay nne of $780, at the same time remsrkng tast had
the court he should certainly have sentenced him to six
months imprisonment in the Penitentiary.
The court then adjourned until Monday morning next
SUPERIOR CoURr, April Gin Banco-beei.ions-
penter ads. Small Judgment set aside payment Of
costs Of default and oil subsequent proceedings and costs
Of opposing motion. Clark ct al Houghton. Motion
denied with costs. Societ de Commerce Amsterdam
Van Daume. Pla ptiRs ordered to make further e.
already examined parties to draw up an order to that
effect suydam vs. MONT. Judgment for detep dant or
demurrer to second pes with leave to plaintiff reply
payment Of costs within 10 days after notice Of that
rule. Horne ct al. Ward Of al Motion for .
trial granted; to abide the event The Mayor 4,
Of New York ads Levi Judgment for defendants, Oh
demurrer to declaration. Hartmann ct al. ads Mer-
chants Mutual Insurance Co. Motion for trial
MED. Merohants' Mutual Insurance Co vs.. Underwood
administrator. Motion for trial denied. Montgo
merry ct al ads Herbert Motion to set aside report Of
referee granted. Hone Bokee Vs. Boyd. Judgment
for plaintiffs Rsdberg ct al. VI. Hsgenberger. Judg
men affirmed Miller plaintiff in error vs. Besssy ct al,
defendants in Judgment sfsrmed. Sykes, plain
tit In error, Vs. Hslsey defendant in Judgment
reversed.
COMMON PLEAS. April s.-In Banc.-D ecisions-Cos
Christie motion denied With costs. Pitt ads Cong
dom verdict confirmed with costs Smally ads Burlem
motion granted Syme ads Ward motion denied, with
81 COSTS defendant to be at liberty the motion
Tracy vs Fedler new trial denied, with cots Hall
ads Robinson verdict confirmed, with costs
UrrrED STATES C,AouII CouRT, April g. Before Judg.
Neson-Woodwa ard % Draper ct aL-The jury rendered
Q verdict for the defendants in this cause.
CouRT CALENDAR FOR MorpAv.-Circvit Court-Noe
a. A. s. ga to 50 inclusive Superior Court-Nos Go,
l02 l04 l06 49, 49, la2 49, 20 49, 49, l24 to l34 in
elusive 463 1885, 1876, 1877 1888 l4l 42 l4a l44, las.
Common PIeds-Same calendar Friday.