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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08
Court of Appeais.


Hon Charles II. Rugzles member OF the
Court Of Appeals, arrived here yesterday afternoon
There full bench. which will ensble the Court
70 proceed to the hearing Of those Cause which re-
oured the presence OF al the Judges.
Among other distinguished advocates, who bsye re-
Gently arrived, we notice Hon. John A. Collier OF Al
bsny.
No. 3O.-Osvd Lesvi.,, Receiver of North American
Trust aud Banking Company appellant. asairs' Rich
ard ~ Blatchford James Il. Murray, James Mackilop,
JohnHsrsy Palmer and other respondents. This cause
involves the examination Ut the history OF the whole
Trans actions OF the American Trust snd banking Com
pany during ITS brief existence of about ~ years and
o great interest both in respect to the principles OF
law which it presents and the vast amount Of property
involved in its decision Mr. Mack.op. one OF the re-
s2oudents lie IN attendance representing the interests
OF London banking house OF which he 10 member
claiming 10 be creditors Of the bank for the sum OF
o. 10000 The case presented to the Court Is vo
lume OF 7ls page, contsining 1859 foios
Judge Besrdsley opened tee argument. for the appel
liant Hon. J. l.. Wendell. late reporter, Mr. OConnor
B. +. Butler and Judge WIN. Kent are engaged in the
argument IL is expected this will occupy the at
tentiou Of the Court for several days
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rrpnrs or ApyERTIsING O.

Bu.Iness Notices.-lzt cents PEI INC -"
General Nof!cSr.-Sia lines Q. 's 49, 90 I,-s
c...r,, say.r,,.smept-.-lNs llnss
c.ss-1 ,.rrror 60 ceris over eight lines, cent?
y ,hf lines or less each insertion - cents
,b, nee cents per line per DAY, or - cents per
be- per month 49,. ,,.,.,.o,. .c5
1919 'eO f.r,rr,rIoxs end 'WAsrs, not exceeding -
srords WI be inserted FOR p cents
Legal Advertiseinen ts-Ai ihe fsies IKEA ~ u'
sis1f-. -. L.
A., Advertisements Inserted In This pspei spFesi boih In
de Morning and Evening Ediu0ns.
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Improvement In Rotary Eoglue-.

Several private trials tooA place las. week Al
Taplow-ont hanies with rotary engine, "uch has
been br0u ght its present VOL Ang condition W esp
t,in the Hon W 4 Fi,zuiaurce date n Life Guerds)
and his 1r0tneriDfsw, Mr. Hartford. The engine II
very simple merely consisting Of two pieces 50 mathe
macay arranged that the interior part WORKS Ia inc
outer with the greatest ease, bong Tree from dead
poipts and without the slightest vibration however
great the velocity. IL has springs % packing aud
Inc parts meet each other hsrmouiousy "a only 70
give A hummns noise Ike spinning top and II Is NOT
In the least liable to get out of order the wear being
perfectly uniform throughout. The entire motion be-
ing rolling instead Of cutting one, the engine VIII
lst long without repair the surfaces become case
hardened in a very short space Of mo The trials took
Mace In the presence Of several scientific gentlemen
and engineers Of emnenco IN their profession, ia a
trgate pnnace the eng 0ein. constructed TOR the
Government The boat IS OF 10 tuns burden. carrying
osd of 81 tuns aud drawing feet OF water Shes 81 ieet
long and feet breadth OF beam, made Tor carrying
men and ssrronsdes but not in any way csculsed for
sueed and vet tbe CINE OF lOhOrse power Occuplns
space of 81 inches By inches, drove screw propr
Ter of feet In diameter and feet pitch with such We
ioc;y 10 make 2CO revolutions In minute tns mo
ton being given ON the direct action principle Al
though the oOst was rot AZ Al calculated Tor speed sue
was propelled against the stream distance OF mes
ia 20 minutes equal allowing for The strength oil the
current, 10 miles an hour lne engine weighs con
.ideraby less than cwt 90 each horse power and re
.res much less fuel than the ordinary engines ana Is
a. easily set Ia motion, graduated % any velocity or
stopped tina, boy of II years OF age might mans 80 IL
attn hand /, was made under tue superih'ehaeucs
of Mr. Bulmsn Jr Of Croydon, who his given great
satisfaction 20 his employers and the best uo rs nave
pronounced high opinion Of ts capabilities alter Wit
Messing Its performances Captain fitxmaurce makes
no secret OF toe invention, but shows ito interior freely
a. il is intended for the pubic service An engine OF
lOOhorsr power en- Captain Ftzmsurices construction
would only occupy space of feet BY feet
London Times, Sept. 10.
We observe slso later accounts Of exPerirenls taiy
corroborsting the above.
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The Nilss Mich IntefiiQesew states that
49, sss quite common u The vicinity Of that village
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

FIRE AT CurAHoGA FALLS, 6c.--We clip The
following dispatch from the Mrsstaol, (Ohio) MRS
CUyAEoGA FALLS, sept p.
destructive hre occurred here ast night by wnleh
one OF the paper mills OF T. l.. Miller 4 Co. was nearly
consumed together with about | 200 worth lax.
Subseqcnt the hre. two of our citizens broke into
Van Dcusen's store. and were csughtin the set poe
was probably crippled Tor lite oy a srsSe WIG
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Mr. Evans vhig, is reelected by 500 msjority.
VIih Dsstia Com posed of sslbot Dorchester, Som
srset and Worcester Counties There 10 no opposition
toJ B Kerr, (Whis)
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~ THE WHics or MASSACHUSETTS,, at their
late State Convention, put forth the following suo-
cinct profession OF faith. 1t strikes us that we
have read great many party crceds that had
more Democracy on their surface and less in their
lnhltance than these
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

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- nassau streets, opposite the cry hnh'
,.d delivered TO City Subscribers Tor = cent. s sst
~ months a year az the same f=e rnsi- ~
80 CENT. Nal Subscribers Five Dollars per 5..', y.
i.n<e Subscriptions taken Tor SIX month"; ~ 'i.r'
E.-fas Al 81 Three Dollars m advance fe9Ael >. =.
s.,ges with Country New spapers. ba.y =, -
:, ffYs Office. whose terms are lighei Wah .'' 10 49,
r,esne are not allowed any difference
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CoURr or ArPsALs.--rhursday Oct. mo.
g. Orson Bostwick. exr and others appellants, e.
James Atkins aud others respondents. Argument
commenced yesterday by h. D. Noxon, Esq tor appel
lsn,. and 4. Gibbs Tor respondents Bads'o Com.
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Ltyyos Round IsLAsD.-The following letter
sheds some light upon the manaers aud HABITS Of
the mysterious Houad Island RS. The gentleman
who handed it TO Us for publication, thinks that
the writer INDUCES in little innocent blowing,
when he imazines himself an Officer, having men
under his command but that IN all other respects,
the letter is reliable relation OF The true state Vi
affairs on that now celebrated Island. we give
the letter rerbafim, e, iiterot'm e. puaefnatim
M Delta
ROUND ISLAND, Sept a.
FnrEsp D: You must excuse ne for not writing
TO you for should OF don II rad had time but Ever
snce hay bin the Island could not Eaven say mat
uy Soul was my own had command OF the Island on
nv arrival hear until relived by Msgor Harris
vno Is now il command hsv got one OF the hnest com
that Ever IL dull hear al present tho
tae men git up som Excitement now and the we nav
one of the finest camp grounds In the wourd DO not
uou whsr you could 20 70 spind weak 10 Sec real fgn
more then you could hear would ike % nav you com
over See NEE IL you could have tre tent or narsee
10 stay 10 sl the Of toe ocer. hav the same "ncn
you would Ike verg nuch 20 spend weak or 30 L very
oesant re liz Ia camp Se which 10 very hard 81 nrst
put now don't mind il Low al kay 10 DO Is 70 get up
AZ Revsa 10 thu morning and drill Their men nen tnay
20 a ashisg som playing cards som playing Marbles
som kctching crabs som rsstng som nszlpg uts som
drhncs in squads SON playing bail som Saili1s som
Swimming Som washing som Singing SON MAKING
new wells az the waiter the wells sts stale unless you
d- Every two or three days so you some taing 10
going on all OF iAe time IN tire ksyening we GET up
dress prade tee Squsr you would Laugh 70 Gee me
In front Of $50 men giving the word OF ccmmsno u
"a ,de me feel little timed hrst but now am quite
an officer 10 what my arrival hear IS 70 Inc IA
pidi.ion don't know when We ar soin 10 ziI away
am 10 hsv furlo in few Days 10 com 20 new orleans
and then viii settle all OF my LITTLE accounts sis ~
esoects 10 Jacks and Loot and ali inqgirns irlnos
want you TO this az son ss you can NO" o0n'
fxu ara send La papers Oh Yours WIRE respects
Camp Round Island
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MARYLAND EleclIop.
The Baltimore Patriot has tho following

The Baltimore P0frtOf hss tho fOlloWt0g returns :
CONGRESS
u, p,striot--Composed OF 1T. MaIys, Charles, Cal
vert Prince Georges, Anne Arundel (proper) aud
Montgomery Couuties-R. Bowie, Wing, elected
without opposition. The District was last represented
Nv ] g Chapman, Wing.
TId Dis,ia-C Composed Of frederick, Washington and
Alleasny Counties The following ere the unofficial
returns
Mcxsg,whk Hamilton. Loo
Frederick ...-......-.... 81 mel
Wssbins,on 2s54 as47
Arsssnv IS maj
Total o6D, 2720
Hamilton. /. T. elected. This District was last rep
resented by Roman, Wing. .
ND Dlstric This District 10 composed OF Carroll
and Baltimore Counties, and Howard District and the
FIVE upper Wards of the City of Baltimore. We have
the following returns
Five Wards Of Baltimore City li6o 2ts2
Carroll (psrD..- -..-....-....--i 5W iS'S
Baltimore County ---..---.--
Howard Dstflct. .---s--+ oSf '<V
Hammond, Loco. Foco, elected by large majority -
No change politically. I. w Lyon, Loeofoco, was
the last Representative.
IVA Dsrie.-ln this District composed OF the nrst
fifteen Ward. of Baltimore City, R NJ. MsLane IT, 70
Is reelected
w District This District is composed OF Hsrford,
Cecil Kent, Queen AIMEE and Caroline Counties.--
We have the following retnIne
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From the Great Salt Lake.

Tts Country ard ne Hrfr Izrre,sioHs. TIE PsoTs
...I fFners ar Cusfos.s fafsst,tii FTog,-....
r1bhe W0yskfc ...4a dddrsss ~ brfe117s Io-hI
FL Jistr- or 1nertoIn 1T1iTf DesDt ~ rits''l'
Organization b1si1,ss r0As1cisf - th'c7 80
ThoBchfs tyon he PseTi>....h Acr"17 song h''>'
Iqf.iq.rss from TIE Lnigrenfs, ~
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CITY ITEnTs.

r. The Board q Aldermen had short spe
cal session last essnr. but transacted nc bushes, q
importance The occasion u the meeting "ss 70 act
upon resolution directing the Court Of Sessions 70 70
lie st,iDgs ia the Centre st Hal. Of Justice, II
having for some time occupied apartments IN the City
Esll during TIE repairs Of the old Chamber
CoURr % DYEK 4sD TEEyi.Es-7he trial Of
Michael Power charged With the murder Of Abey, was
continued Doub; existed, from the testimony. as 70
the time which cispsed between deceased STRIKING
yhsonsr and the blow struck by latter which caused
tee death Of deceased the witnesses varying from TO
10 ,niuutes A good character shown to prisoner
After brief argument on the pant Of Mr. Brady as
to he degree Of punishment under which the case
should come the Court submitted lie charge, and The
Jury after short absence, returned verdict Of guilty
Of rnsnsau. htef IN the 81 degree. The prisoner was
sentenced to the States Prison for two years
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fleass excuse ,hsse hssty and imperfect lines. writ
ten while seated trunk OF goods with the paper
ssrssd in the sun parcel OF sotains and the WING
Moving sufficiently 70 carry away the shscts before
thew are signed sriAxsEi IN GUEST OF eoiD-
The ST. Loris R.psbl'esa has extracts from
prvsss poss Of shs sane dsss - cur eorrssSoodsss'
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C9scc..A,. 9 saf 9h15sssFs s 5uss A.
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Ris,OLUTiON-r cop.rtasr.niP hs, re- ore o. :.
~ sins ne sse.she. undss 'f <, %auS
~ 49,. M ths late frm viii BE- setfied ~
IoHy Fly VINO IL sutso.irsd 70 close .: ssne sad
win continue me bus:sess o. ms on W., II
New York, Oct l, 1888 IcysC NV
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(Attorney at Law unO prOfss
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