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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

NoRwiCH. July 23.-rhe argument of No. g.
was concluded Saturday afternoon. NO 81 VS..
called and reserved for the arrival Of respondent I
counsel Nos 40 and 81 were called and passed
so a. James ~ymc, piT Ia error rs. Matthias j Ward
dsit 10 error and 40 49, A-a Barber, appit r. Randall
A. Brown. re-pt. We're called and judgment Of reversal
Wa granted IN both by default Nos ~ and - were
then called and passed The Court then adjourned
On the coming in a. the Court this morning several
decisions were announced Inc motion heretofore
M sde % dismiss appeal in NO -, Henry Sheldon
ct al npplts agst William K. Giraffe granted The
other decisions were matters Of Io particular IN
tcrcsi On motion the default IN No - was opened
on condition thea the be submitted ~ this term
No 40 Nancy Harms. respt sgst Ralph Clark
- a.. applts then called aud on suggestion Of
question % jurisdiction the court declined 10 hear the
cause argued No a. was called aud passed NO
4. j. hn Schneider, ct al. respis. sgst Mary Mel ar
land. q a. applf- fhrn called For pOndeuts
J SPENCER. FOR appellants. Geo Comstock
No 60 called snd reserved for the arrival Of b Ds
VS. NoNon . 80. ~ called and passed No. 81
pmhp Peck. Jr respt-. agst William Tiffany applt
was called and argued FOR respondents. J. A. oPen
Ger For appellant. Ben amin T. ReNiord- No. 1-
was passed No- 80 and - being next called were
reserved for the arrival of b. Davis N0NOn. No 81
Charles A. Gree u. pplt testus Clark a. d. respt
THIS cause l. nos be.u- argued For appellant, Geo
F. Com-tock. for Zee poudeut J. a Sp.acer.
NoswICa. July I.-The argument Of No. s. WA
concluded YESTERDAY. and NJ. So Gertrude Cutting
adsn'N respt. aasf Jacob ki;iie a. sppt % NJ
taken up and before tie Argument completed IL,
Court adjourned For respondent VIM Curtis Nuyes
For appellant. samuel Bearcsley On the coming
# The Court this morning the default by which IN,
appeal Ia No - was dismissed opened affidavit
ald argument alter which the motion - dismiss III
appeal IN the same cause was argued and the appca
dismiss a. The argument OF No. % was then con
cuded No. ~ james Wright appt agst. William
Douglass respt. A reserve cause was next taken
up ana argued oy Soh7 A. Collier. counsel Tor applt
aud Davis NoAon, counsel tor respt- No g. The
People the relation Of William L. Post rrspts sgst
Rl.ert l. Fleming. late Sherih, sppit For respond
euts. Geo sidney Camp. Tor appellants, B. DAVIS
NONon. Another reserve cause Il now being argued
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FromHnvnnn md FIorida.

By the arrival ofthe steamship Isabel At Savsn-
nah on Tuesday we have nteil cence from Havana TO
the 22d inst. and Key West - the I'D We are ndebt
"a 20 our friends Of the Sararaah Rpliicaa for slip
containing the news.
The Yellow Fever was prevailing 20 an alarming eN
tent in Havana but the public feeling was 50 excited By
the fears Of Cholera tina, but lt,le notice taken Of
the Fever, unusually 30 much dreaded.
IN the list Of vessels in port AZ Havana, we notice the
name Of schr Mary Ellen, from New Orleans This is
the schooner in which REY sent 10 Havana alter
be was enuced from his boarding house and made
drunk. s sad fate awaits him.
The news from hey West by this arrival brings De,
tails Of the Indian War in Florida but nothing Of any
moment later than we have already published. cor
respondent of the Sqranndh R,pub has the follow
ing in relation to the affair
We can hardly believe this TO be a general outbreak
Of the Indians Nothing but some great oppression
would produce q war Nth them The indulgence that
has been shown them iu trading the few restrict ions
on them and their knowledge al their own weakness,
render il very improbable that they should subject
themselves again to the ealamites with which but Few
years they were 80 heavily visited the memory Of
which il fresh IN their minds The more probable
cause that there a misunderstanding Between
Ma, Russell and the Indians and they sought the re-
dress Of supposed real wrong by the ri- and %
shs~k their frequent appeal private as well As pub
hc quaTre.s
II war O. not result from thi- affair we trust It will
At least warn the Government TO prevent similar
currence her. after hy using efficient means TO keep
the Indians within their boundary. 81 Indian River
they beyond H. They have been ia the habit OF
trading there At Tampa and sara sofa, and hunting
far above their limits greatly % the apprehension OF
unurr settlers who complain OF the loss OF their cattle
by Indians aud oi insecurity 10 their families by the
prc,cncc Of uncertain foe. The treaty restricts
them % the country south Of Pease Creek aud east OF
the Everglades It. policy, and II 10 the true policy OF
both their and good. was To separate them IN
tir,ly from the Whitcs II allowed 10 have intercourse
with thu whites the usual story OF aggression one
side aud revenge the othsr VIII be rehearsed I'll
81. nf.tI iU nt4.frf
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The sandwich Islands.

Tho Placer Times OF Sacramento City Upper
California has the subjoined intelligence from the
Sandwich Islands
Eight vessels have left thst hotbed of roguery 4
sydncy-ior The coast. Tehu Is drained Of French
men and the gold fever j. raging among the Ceesai-
by last accounts from Hong hong. The foreign pupu
atiou OF Honolulu iLcxhsusrble reminding one
~ old for every that goes dozen more are going
The vessels present ntsng ont here Tor California
are the ship James Munro. whaer 90 sail about tae
25,h April. the bngs seis De JUNO, Autonion Ramos,
aud Emma, schooners Plymouth, John Dunlop, faeete
Louisa, Josephine and score o smaller Gratis that We
cannot ~ present reculIeCt the names Of
The political atmosphere IL quite clear ~ present
The mountain IN labor hiss brought forth mouse --
Judd remains in Office, apparently despiscd and
Stunned hv a except his colleagues aud the missions
ries His fellows ia office know HE unhounded innu
with the Ming and Chiefs and therefore lear "hie
they hate him and the missionaries dfesding the ios'
oi their secular inmuniuesa sure consequence Of ne
down a',-supporI him Justify "a The pulpit aud IN pa
vste eli cies consistency have beard Y said tuou
vert jewel; n so, thou must he avery high priced
one 50 few among AFFORD 70 wear thee T.
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BRAITHWAITE's RETROSPECT.


Is this day pubh-hef-prce = cents
January 90 Jliy. iS4l
rI,UE GREAT NALI r Of the Retrospect % the PROBES
sion giving abstract OF every thing new ana
VA usbe occurring IN the practice OF medicine every sN
months IL TOO well known 70 require susou further
ih,n merely % call attention to H. The worS = -
own best recommend alton IL has now reached the 9ih
rurber The lsth contains ample details of treatment
mi the Cholers by Drs Lsycock, Maxwell, Hennques,
Kennedy M'Cann Msrrywesfher. Reid Ayre. Patterson,
Tuust,ll Hall Mllr0v Graves. sherman, CoNan, [ nut
terbpck Hill Stew Ar Nilcmln. Wood. Chambers, &C
a. s.o papers from the Poor Law Commissioners, Sir
James Murray and Messrs Ssider. Greenho". French
Asinson Guthrie Moore Brady. Baker. fimuer. stead
man jenkins. Hancom. Thompson Hume sc upon M,
subject. Your attention l. respectfully so"Sl'cd
w iweadSw DANIEL ADFE. lo7 Funon-st
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Az INVOCATION For The Tribune
For tie Ha,ional Fa.s Day, Fyiddy, Ausnst s. 1919.


70, tie NATIONAL Fat Day, Fyiddy, <HSN j. lcf''
COP over all, Thou source OF lie
Who spske and man swoke from aust
We humbly bow before Thy throne
For in Thy name alone we trust
Thy sovereign and mysterious law
Gives ashes li'e-to dust its breath
or messengers obey Thy will
And lead the millions down 70 death.
Stay Thou the pestiencs tina, walks
10 days bright beam or nights deep shade
Nor let the nation hopeless sigh,
Nor vainly look to Thee for aid
Say Thou the spoilers tireless hand
Speak THoU, o @ ID and d ssth shall " ait
For Thou alone canst bid him cease,
And bend Submissive At Thy gate.
A nation huubly cries 70 TEE
A nation bows before thy throne
Speak life, 0 COP ana Death shall fee,
Aud praise shall rae % Thee alone
L,.ovah NV q. I.as wa OLAED BOURsE
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Attempted Negro insurrection NJ -. Ma


FrHn ih- W4sa.s - . iiass. isia.
We have heard TODAY OF Al ATTEMPTED insnr-
recion among the negroes in the neighbour 'od of ~
MArys Tia IL is said about 300 OF them Intended sclz
ing the steamboat Wm. Castor and carrying her ~
Nassau. New Providence Owing 10 & delay IA the AZ
rival OF the boat their scheme WAS detect,d- NumeF
Gus arrests made. We look Tor particulars BY
next msN
We publish the above paragraph in an extra on Wed
nesday last We have seen nothing farther on The sub
cct since except the too~ng paragraph IN the J1c>
soarills RrpAhtirIa of the 18th met
The STEAMER Nm 6sstOn due here from savannah on
sunday last hsd uot arrived 81 Al O'Clock ycsierdH s
Wednesday, u cn paper went 90 press sluul-
some lulr lgcuce " doubtless be received Of her ty t
vail which conveys his paper % our Florida readers
Various couectuTes formed the cause OF Der At
seuce among othurs and pfotaby the essi likely. that
she 1. detained by reported negro troubles " me neigh
horhood OF = Mays. Ga Sue mos. PROBABLY met q
an accident 10 her MAJ hiaeFy."
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Pas.euRer.Arrfyrd

asa-ty fou. sgrana1A Geo Cafnanx. isfy
Re- Dr. Preston ard la-y Mis- rr-stoa
Cha. lbifr-1 H.s-s Baass Afams sll iafF
D-sos .iy 80 .-rvi, D-Bar- W Dossscs snd saJ
Day chl.f-u &c -fst Palmer ssc sdy De- Coca
d5 34st AID asy waasua1 sad 4dj No.
Fr-o1srssst ns E@1 Pr-rt-gast Pr-n>rss Ms Asbs1
-austt-r s-vt Mr. bsgsE - W-sr--f. Ms camp.-
~. Ar--r.1r s-rr DAVIS Mr. snf Ptnn-g
PaA.r thl1r-n --rr Ms Q4n5y Mrs. Yong Pete
I..c5s Hs.hra.cE. fo.or Hasklo.. A Jsue- q v
Issres Joan acighs E.r5. shs- DIS e.-.f
A-o frCsrtF. Ha|f P.nsoo- Jane. Pf-ns- P-f
.ars L Csmph- Lsl-r. L~C 5sr-s1l, X fsrf n
A Cfsa- Cs.toarn, Dsyf t-st-, Cooo. " A.
=, \. Tylusfts hsrn-. f-f. q N Lsnr-y. ryrk
Csmpt~ Hereafter. wsfs Mercer Tzos sr.sy. II
o arr-o NrG--tal. Cspf N4f1eE~r. Geo RIPE
Cr.nse Ja O'Ssi ngatar. wal Cooley, D-xn Dnr.ts
sGo-rs-. .na.-n. slr1 " Ian Phnn-y @ DAYS sai
- Csarcn Top-n. Bst-rhof Boa Dsrry aad
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS


The PVfsbargh AmericaH speaks OF a new coun'
terlei which has just appeared II so note Of the
Greenwich Bank Of the City Of New York, dated April
J. lsis. Its On good paper and remarkably well ex.
ecuted and not easily distinguished from the genuine
This note came from the West where it Is supposed
more have been put in circulation.
The capital Of the State Bank Of Connecticut
has al been subscribed and apporuoned. and meeting
o the stockholders or the choice Of Directors will b
held II Hartford on the 3lst inst
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CURIOUS CAsr-wHiTr SLAVERY ~ GEORGIA


The Mascaga DenofTdi says
Ca Tuesday last a young white girl Of the name Of
Nancy Fam, who had FOR two years been inmate vi
the house OF James X Jackson. formerly OF Ala.
bama lately If shell Greek IN this county was on
petition Of her mother. Mrs. Glider, from Hawkins
vile. brought before his honor Judge Alexander
wit % hlbtrs corpus and aflrr investigation Of the
case. delivered charge oi her maternal parent The
circumstances 90 the adair are briefly these Fsnns
wife hai O5tAnc1 several years since, divorce from
h.al. Tor cause and subseq ucnly married man by
me OF Glider. who has since deceased. The
girl Nancy taken on by her father Fam and
brought 10 Oirsrc. Alabama, whence be removed 70
Wynntan. where shout two years ago she was cold
hy hun for blind horse and Jersey wagon 70 James
K Jackson, a. q slave BY some means the mother
heard oi the situation Of her daughter seventeen
years ii az. and came On here shout three months
ago With view 70 rel sse her from bondage 10 The
aid James h. Jackson. Accorcic ely she visited the
house OF the latter and stayed there three DAYS when
she ordered Cd and Otherwise abGsed for seeking
Subsequent Interviews with her daughter. who was
treated 10 AL respects neEro slave by Jackson and
ais family THIS becoming known IN the ne -hoor-
hood. Mr. jas CURE & other gentlemen interested
themselves the matter. and ty the generous and
voluntary aid ot Col : Jones and Col Rutherford 0,
the Shcnh. assisted the mother IN the recovery Of her
chid s'or,said. by wiz 81 Habess Corpus. To
the credit OF the bar 81 this city ard Grsrt Of
tbe lawyers would undertake defend the Illegal claim
20 Jackson - The services and person Of Nancy H.
isd The public feeling -ettng excited both agsinst
FArn iar seller 4 his white ehiid. and jackson
me purchaser. The latter = church member and
exaor,er IN holy things, md yet treated the female
most 81 suiefuiy the only shout the
house or Ia The --f OF Jackson and caInpeed 70
perform the most laboriOgs Sad menis drudgery As
u Fam be Is said Be r0Wdy Of The lowest class,
aud i now ring N open concurins-e IN the neishbor-
hood u The wynnion F7aas academy, having selected
that qgies and respectaole village - efy OF refuge
from the iynchinz threatened him N Glrard, De aid
not leave the latter place with dispatch
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THE AFFECTION CAsE.-The SaraHRah R,Psb

THE ABDUCTION CASE--Ihe >drdHRlh hcpNt
oaa OF the alth has the following in relation to The
New Orleans Abduction case
The people Of Nsw-Orlesns make grave charge
sesins the Spanish Consul for the Havana IN that city
u il stated that Francisco key late sor al the hAsa
having forfeited his life by connvins ~ the escape OF
three ste prisoners. ied 20 New Orleans Secre'
enssArss were sent BY the Government 10 snatch Inn
the protection Of dag. and bear han back L
death and the Spanish Consul = even ehSreed "i't
having assisted IN tie infamous work. They succeeded
N decoying Rey trom bis house, made him - drans
that be Was unconscious Of The design Up his liberty
and vale in this put h.m aboard schooner and
sent HIN IN irons ~ The Havsua-
Oar readers viii remember a communication puo
isnfd IN our columns mo tbs ago by Nllsverde
CUhian stntcmar in tavor OF the leXston OF Cubs
% toe tnlted Ststes he Is oi the thre person
alluded h above who escaped throsga the c0nulysncs
Of the lsoF, key. Possibly he wiz 5o the victim
We believe there = no treaty between this country and
Spaiu for the delivery OF criminals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
UNITED STATES PArE.r OFFIcr. July ). 1913
ON TIE PETITION Of Asa BarEess ala Herman

" Baldwin. q Wssdil gon- Connecticut praying Tor ne
-1ielsDn " patent grated ~ sad Burgess And BALDWIN
1r improvement l clover machines Tor years
from tie pi-af0n Of sad patent which zkes Lace
ia- an day Cf OcIob-r 10
10 - ordered Petition b. heard 81 the Patent
Dlce ne -ryrII-rnA Gay VI SEPTEMBER nrxt- a. Il
o'cock. n and a.. ycrso-s uu11e1 ~ appear e11
show cause Z any they have, WY sad petition ought not
70 be granted
lze1cer Republic ard Urs1, Washington Cuyi North
Aner1cau and Gaxette, Philadelphia Telegraph, Harris
burg; Tribune. Ne~fork; Advertiser. Rochester, Cou-
raaI. HErtfJrd. Aiias Cincnnan journal, COlumb1s ;
Herald. Cleveland; 0nce week tor t1ree successive
He-Es rreTCus the Seventeenth day q September
next THOMAS EW BANK. Conn .ssion-r q Patents
PS-Editors Of III above sPers ~. please copy AID
send her ne P.isli Obc1, with paper c3aain
lg tnis noOc-. yls la~3w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

This R-pahRc tsoivial Is ~ length in the endowment OF
nv, ne lsfe attempted revolutions Asving PROVED cr
e,e tsiarss Tire entire So1h Is quiet aad tie govern
nent psrty IN he majority.
Genera Asra AS 10 &C. snd he rcsi 81 he couvenon
asss have retired 70 Tap d = said. Ia mach distress
fnf want OF funds Oar racaa respondent iLiorus
that was reported thai Lsbrooo, &C eerAied mountain
chief was Ia possessioa OF CochShsmt4 Airr having De
lea Led a co,a mn of he flrccs 81 G5neral bexl ~,
ueNs recaires cOafraioa Genersl lose Gahrei Tele'
RS been nsuea commander % Tho southern ofc~s -
The q side aud h4s been occl pied -
fsrce ureer Coiouei Lazunas. tn ci-eF- Tsrciiie
and Mars1iA, Wese sAOt Poiosi. bank, which ~aA
10 have lae moaopoy q Us oA eaengs, VAS shorty 70
10 es,atsshes u Psz,
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"A. l. q. A.bARHOUx.

nRAFERs AND TAlLORs, nave removed % -
- Broadway, corner VI Dunane o. the bOck Shove ne
irving hO1se aud having well seecJ-d STOCK u LlJnsi
4r-Mrfts and se-tlngsY would respectful solicit cal
from cur friends and tl- p1bnc ia general. intend
~ nave lr Det cufs nat can be procured sad he wei
Known reputation ~e have enJoyed for macy yesfs Ia ~
s-ecuon u our gOocs will BE- sufficient guafsntes MT
80 Nil give satisfaction 10 every csse, snd - iov
prices a. garments u the quality be had Il snJ
establishment.
y. They also keep ar assortment Of Gloves. Cfs
ya sudener. Collars, Unaef O4sHs1ts aad afucss
iof genieHlen's wear. iva lv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

vfsir on rHE CANAL COMMISSIONERS Two Of
the Canal Commissioners. Messrs Cook and Beach
were la town yesterday. their Fturn from Monte
zums, where. with corps Of Engineers, they have
been spending several days examining new route
across marsh Tar the Enlarged Canal The one De
teruiucd upon win require extensive sqaedac' d
several hundred tet m cEgth and iong en Sine NJ
doing away with three ocks vicaity- Tee plan
and route adopted by the Commissioners with The
nnrre concurrence OF al the Engineers..
.sllA lsyrscuse Journal
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WONDERFUL WATER OF yATRENIR.-

w >iktof kOSelNt j1s- arrived IRON liA-y makes
AoNl 70 nc p1ole that be i ne inventor " us exaor
a.aar1 eo~r1lcA preparation. approved By ne Medical
Acs1ey o. hoe IN 3f0 and ober parts Of Italy. Nc
80 rAsrA remedy for rpicruca cseases, Hnd FOR ~
CnoieA IL j. rs-i1l for nAny Oh-r purpos-so res1vs
sPols ron ne tAee o. fO any other paris q ne BODY
~ sno1s ne ~ri,k-s ard make Tie i-r g ~ sotL
Lke velvet Tor nors ample Information ss@ he PEE
senProa IT, Nsrs-s Wafer q sols AIS ~ ard VI
bfosaHs1 y aosas pal Ia
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IAMARTINY,S

HISTORY or THE FRENCH REVOLUTION OF
Il lss-Esr'y sheets Of the above are IN course 81
sr~edv trans slon and vii be- published IN ieN days
Just Hlmes History Of En- land. vol It. -
sued - uniform with the Boston Library Ediu 1n OF
Macauay T. be comp eed IN six vols being the cheap
-. and most readable edition of thr work nov eNitnl-
Orders solicited By PHILLIPS, sAMP>ON co
.v7a f0f. Boston.
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UnBRR EOR -aLE.-T

JHBER EOR -AIE.-The subscriber hereby
yves that ne IL prepared % furnish win cl
palcn cArgOes VI lumber Tor the California market ready
panec 90 18th sIces and tOngved and zr0OEed II
desr-d. Prices Will be re4sonabl- aud graduated ac-
cording The g4Aly VI he lumber. y BFessels u a
srge clzss ay argal VILE .0atlg al bis mill Ap-
plear1n 70 be made % 7 CUSHING, FrsnkfJrt, Ne.
R.f~sAees-Heury A Cox Esq Messrs- Plllsbgry =
sanfJrd Nev-fOrk jy1I im-0d'
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INcE~DrARIsN ~ NEw-ORLEANs-Ths Pfc1-
yas save The recent alarming increase IN afiep is AZ
this city have induced the .osrc OF Jlder-
writers renew ~ oter % SlOu. msfe some tine
Since Tor the convcian of any free white pcrson 81
nsiHro age. $40 Tor The eonvetion Of any slave,
MO may have ben concerned IN sertinE rre n aEy
c-1inss within the safe me perYrtr.-or- Of these
deeds are oeccui;ng more ami more bold evsy csy,
snc really sPpear 70 iAak Tai they enjoy a. JAZZ ly
.Tca pg1!shmglt
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SOON TRADE.
NUS DAY PUBLISHED

DY MARX n NEWMAN 4 CO ls9 Broadway, New
DYors-A ueys edition OF jams Biblical Archaeology,
..sr- from the Latin. with additions and corrections,
ard copcls Index Of passages, N4lsrsied by lhom-
a. Tphsn Professor Of Mora and late ecigs Phlos-
ophy ard Of lhs Hebrew Language. IN bo~doin College
- oL es.nn, NN "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

Police Cousr-Ofcers Folk and Muncheii arrested
ahouta gang Of burglars who hsve for long
time infested the Cry Of Brooklyn, and Wi.iamsoureh
committing their depredauons with greatest impuniiy
and Ill. living nearly opposite the very persons hey mad
robbed The names of The accused parties a. 10 ow
F-eierck R0wber Augustus Vans, Caihanne Vans,
Frederick Aswilis snd Annette Dutzen The roosefies
far sscerainei have been committed on me follow"
ing persons Mr. Darlington. South Seventh-sL lilanls.
hurgh lost 40 So worth OF property, consisting OF
boots shoes &c Mr. Hart residing Al No. i6 Columbia
- and Mr. Augustus Graham. were robbed ~ clothing
worth about s0in all Mr. Aheriy, cor Of Hud,on-sv.
and Nassaust was robbed Of about sol worth OF boots
and shoes The house OF Mr. Wood. IN iorkst near Hnd
sonsv was also open by the gang snd some
property stolen th-refrom There still large quantity
Of property remaining the hands OF the officers, which
has undoubtedly been stolen a. ferrni periods and re-
main be dent red by the owners Judge smith, after
patient 7vesfgsfun into the respective charges, commit
Ted them all for trial the Court Of oyer and Teminer
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oFyIcs PsysNA RAmsoAD CO y Broadway NY July .

N-On ne ljh Day u August seTf ne plaza. pro
hes add specfcsu9rs Of nat portion Of the Palspa Raj
fosi ~hlcn IN proposed ~ under contract Sl .
ready Tor exhibition a. ne Ocr. Sealed proposals -.
dressed 70 Francis Spies secretary Of Compsay ed
ehdofsrd, Proposals " construct Panama Railroad,
Tor lat par ~ ~ "ofk between ID. Chases River ard
he Pc DC Ocean, being about twenty m s lclf0rlaDs
" M plans, SPECIFICATIONS. Sc which may erh Diled
VII BE received oY The Company their O.fc@ Until u
ociock n. The lbtn day Of September next The Con-,
pany reserves Tic ght u x reecung o. a.
Tue proposals tEst may be offered
THOMAS w. LUDLOW. PresiassL
FRAscfs SPIES. Secretary
B.-ln he mean tine, any general information 10 ~
possession Of the Company may be had oa appl'canos
the ofice lyaS ~
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Judge Duer -Trade MIrss -
fs1oase1g MInsfgc'ayiAg CO " Spar Rpiey p am
uds complained that Mcssrs. ; K merchants IN Id
ery.s initiated Eueite and other trade marks belong
ing hem. Ia putting up uckings, that the public were
deceived thereby. suppOsng the article 10 Re mat OF
nainT. wheress the ticking thus put up and placed IN
In the market by Messr4 : x was from Lowell man.
uictOr, and expressed but the general couoni and
apuearance the vignettc made la resenlo- ihut OF
psinuf- also the letters A {. A adopted oy pisin-
tI- no putting up their goods, were inflated ny X
TEMPORARY Injunction allowed, restraining Me-srs
: & X from the Of the said trade MARKS Argument
was subsequently heard On Saturday. Judge Dler d.
-ided The motion holding the trade principle that the
trade marks OF company nrm by which their goods
are gnaied and known. must be respected and hai
any Imitation aleu- sfei deceive the public - naud
TIE gnetie adopted by the defendants nearly resen
bes that Of pants that 10 Is calculated 10 mslrad and
comes within the rule. The Injunction, therefore, as re-
specs the vignetfe must be sustained In regard 10 he
etiers VI A IL coniendet by defense that they are
merely marks gnang the quality snd not adopted
general trade mark On this point the injunction - dis
solved ul such time the subject can be deca ed by
Jury For plaintiff hessrs. Martin, ST O1g A smith :
for defendants. Mr.. lord.