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Meeting OF Huncariaus.

Last evening. was held. in the large room Of the
Shakespeare Hotel, q meeting of the Hungnrians and
other Germans Of this city for the purpose sending
deputation to Hungary with flag as a token OF ad-
miration Of that nations valor and devoted love Of
liberty Also to take into the best mode
Of aiding them in their struggle against despotism.
MIR LOUIS JoNsEssoHr, young German lawyer, was
called to the chair; and Mr.. VorPrRsTEcK appoint
ed Secretary.
4 he room crowded, but the audience we're ell
Germans
The CHAIRMAN read an address to Kossuth to accom-
pany the flag in the German language. There was one
sentiment in it, which deserves to be recorded IL Is
this: England Is hypocre enough to affect sympathy
with the Hungarinns, and to protest, insinoerely,
the interference Of Russia while she continues
to Cypress the people Of Ireland.
The flag. which IL in preparation, Is to have like
OF kossuth side, and Of Washington on the
other, with the incription Liberty, Glory Inde-
white
The meeting was addressed by the Chairman and
other speakers In the tongue of "Faderlandn and
Judging rom the energy Of and the rapturous
applause which followed the sentiments expressed tho
orators must have produced powerful effect the
audience. There very young speaker, whose
eloquencc thrilling that the most enthusiastic
up to him when he eat down aud shook him warm
ly by the band He proposed To 20 to fight In Huuga
ry The address was adopted; also motion to hold
meeting at an early day In the Park Castle Garden
committee WAS appointed to draw up resolutions
Tor the INTENDED meeting.
MT FiscKy, OF Dresden, who had just from that
country was then introduced the meeting and was
received enthusiastically He addressed the meeting
al great length and said in the course Of his
tons that democratic socialism would prove purcr in
Germany than In France
The meeting broke upa squarter before ten O'Clock
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Cleared.
ws"eos Easen Pssary Sanford Cen
Grossly 1rsrs Crosby c s2s,.
&
81 3sAn M.is is; nT Ell
aase,h. Hunter, DO.
HfG sen Juan IL los Dsss
Seguine, Swan, Baltimore. johnson Lowdeo.
Sloop-Apollo. Rogers Providence.
Arrived.
Ship Rome tof saleml, Dudley Manila, l36 days. with
Bremen sSp Marianne c.1I.s 30 days. With
sn 49, spoke whale
cSd 9th u with md.o
S @ s. eT ss an ay
to GsS ST ship e. lon IS g. % Do
nrsm bark Isabella Fsldhussn ST Martin. Is days. with
sSa$sa. sSS;i1...,, Dyer. s.sua l. or.nde. IL
Bark Indiana Watts CenfucsOs days with sugar,
brig Eliza Brothers. Waterford Ire 40 days With bal
rs New BSsS Hamburg 40 days. in
%s sny sss
steamer United States, hence for Southampton.
t Sisisf = Ss
Brig scph. Hayes cardonas IL days. with mdso to Bad
Aa%s Long Island n
Brig CisoIstTa Kent Cisniussos Is days. With sugar TO
the Isle Of Pines spoke bark Churchill from Trinidad for
Brig Thomas Trowbridge (of New Haven't wbittlcsey st
Jaso Cuba days. with mdse to Trowbrdse Son Of
Brig po.s toi POrsiand) Betty MAtannas 10 days. with
Brig Etrurinn Bransccmb sagua la crando. IL days. with
Brig Halloweli (of Brstor Hunt, sasua la Grands IL
days with sugar TO the master:
to Nesmith l. Walsh. ''"A''' -'' - "''" "'''
n,g Extra Cooper Ponce PR. May q with mdss to s,ur-
Storey, -, from Boston for 81 Jago de Cuba
br brig wanderer Dawson, Windsor Ns9 days with pas-
sshr Ontario {of wadosoro Carlisle Matsnzss 4d.ys
yth 'ogas 70 The master Nay a. of Double Headed Shot
sehr Alfred 0xs, Golden, Darien, 10 days.
sehr Pearl, illiams, Ceorgesesn, sc, 5dsys.
naval stores, to Blossom.
schr Deborah, Rolin, Washington, NC.
Sthr trania Myers, Wilmington, NC, days with naval
stores, to l. McCready.
sehr Mary Powell Williams, Wilmington No. days. with
sehr Ilorn Wei9right, Wilmington, NC. days, with
sehr Smith, Miller, Wilmington NC. days. with ma
val stores, TO Dollen s. Potter.
sehr Ariadne Grinen Newbern, NC, days, with naval
sehr rs willeits Smith Wilmington, NC, day. with
se Lcuisine Robinson, Wilmington. NC, days. with ma
val stores 70 : ! MeCready.
s slr t tS,s M nssa v vtsiss days.
sc,r aoin, Collin, Virginia.
Sehr Chatham, Niekerson, Bcston.4 day.
ssetr 5ohn q Adams Norris, Boston.
below.
One brig
o" Gaston bark hssns c' na ur'ns ~
Madeira; Azores, West Indies.
Jy.s Wind At sunrise NE o. meridian, s. ~ sun
~ts
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Superior Court.

Before Chief Justice Oakley.
JUNE 7-.dierander Steincs Herman r. Htnschen ct al
ference between the price at which the defendants
limited to sell certain goods and the price at
merchant Of Bremen, consigned to the ia
this city, twenty-five of hares' fur for sale mark
ing the market price in black ink, aud the price at
which they to be sold in red ink The defendants
sold them at what they brough in the market, which
below the price marked in red ink and the plain
tiff seeks to recover the difference on the ground
that they limited and sold contrary instruc-
tons The defence that the letters of instruction
were merely advisory-that is, instrucng the defend
ants to procure the best price they could but leaving
them to exercise sound discretion in regard to max
ing sales The instructions were written in German.
and witnesses who had translated the letters for both
parties, introduced The plaintiffs witnesses
proved that the instructions peremptorily limited the
% 10 sell at the price Ss marked IN req I'M.
were only advisory, and left them discretion.
The judge charged the jury, that when consignor
takes upon him to give instructions to his consignee
he must give them in clear, plain, and distinct Ian
guase that they cannot be msunderstood if he do
not, and tho language Is ambiguous, and liable to
be misunderstood then the consgnee is only bound to
use que diligence, and sound discretion II, there
FORE the jury to the conclusion that the nstruc
lions couched in clear and explicit language the
defendants bound and the plaintiff would be bound
to recover in this action but it, the other hand
they were given in ambiguous language, not easily
dertood and liable to be misunderstood then the de-
PENDANTS wouldbe entitled to verdict The jury found
verdict for defendants.
Before Judge Vanderpoel
Edrard L. Houghton Robert Er,cin.-This was
action on two promissory notes, one for 5000 %,
dated May 70, $50, payable sch July following
payable 2lst August. The defence set up WAS the
statute of limitations, to which the plaintiff replied,
that in 1874 the defendant his indebted
ness and promised TO pay the amount of the notes,
which took them out Of the statute. The plaintiff
called witnesses to prove the promise in 1874
defendant called witnesses his side show that
in all the conversations he had upon the subject he
never acknowledged his indebtedness His Honor on
charging the jury, said that it question of fac :,
and depended altogether upon the degree of credit
they would give to witnesses either side II they
believed the plaintiffs witnesses there doubt
but the renewed promise made out but the
other hand If they believed defendant witnesses, he
would be entitled to their verdict Verdict for the
plaintiff, S4SS SO.
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Brooklyn city Intelligence.

KINGS County CIRcurr CouRr-Before Judge Morse
;ae!i'n for Irs'pass-Thomas H. Fisher rs Isaac Viii
This action for trespass which occurred under
the following circumstsnces:-It appears that Mr..
Fisher, who owned the famous trottng horse Black
Hawk" he was formerly called, Andrew Jack
son." had matched the animal fer the Union
Course, L. l.. for large sum of money ($loOO) The
horse put in training, and supposed to be
petent to perfsrm or win the race Mr. Wiletts, the
Sheriff, having an execution against Mr. Charles H.
Hedges obtained by Mr. Van Raden proceeded to levy
upon the said stallion supposing the animal to be the
property OF Hedges. Hedges informed the Sheriff. how
ever that the did not belong to him. but Mr. Van
Raden insisted that it did belong to him and ordered
the Sheriff to make the execution-at the same time
saying that IL any damages were claimed, he, Van
was accordingly made and the horse sold. This suit
has accordingly been brought by the complainant,
from the loss of the horse and the race The
defence conended that there trespass and
the Court sustaining this view, ordered nonsuit 1t
is understood the horse valued at about 81 900.
For plaintiff MIR. Lowell for defendant Mr.. Van Colt.
CRY CouRT.-Before Judge Greenwood In the case
Of John Cavanngh, who was put on his trial. charged
with selling liquors without license the jury, after
short absence, found him guilty of the offence Sen
tence suspended. He was Immediately put upon his
having kepta disorderly house. The jury, however
rendered verdict Of acquittal Daniel Davis was
found guilty Of selling liquors without license, and
The People Darid Harris-IIarris stands Indicted
for committing assault and battery upon of the
city watchmen named Patrick Riley. The jury found
the defendant guilty.
Assault and Bdttery.-Thomas Rooney, Andrew Camp
bell Francis Herman, Owen McHugh, and Patrick
Haughey were then brought into court and arragned
on charge Of having committed violent assault on
woman named Alice Cruden, residing in Main street.
The complainant alleged that her injuries very
severe This case was not concluded when the court
adjourned.
SUPPOSED CASE CHoLERA.-A gentleman named
- Kissam, the youngest Of the Rev. Samuel
Kissam residing In Woughby street, In this city was
brought from New York yesterday noon, having expo
renced attack Of what supposed to be cholera
Ip Ia nj Mt rfnOfr
CoRoSER's ISauEsr-Coroner Ball held an inquest,
yesterday, on the body Of q woman, which found
floating in the water at the foot OF Amty street. South
Brooklyn. From the advanced state Of decomposition
In which the body found 1t Is supposed 1t been
In the water several weeks The jury rendered YER
diet that the deceased to her death by drowning
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Movements OF Individuals.

In the city At the
ASron-Cbarles Blair, U. s. N; H. j. Kemble, ia
maica; H. 7 Jones, Virginia; NJ Nye, North Carolina;
George Fraser, Canton; b. Is. Poor, Boston; Pedro
Domineoa MatanZas; Alex. Pacetta. Florida: " Watts
Pennsylvania; Pierce Butler, Philadelphia Mr. Dexter
Boston; Gen. cunningham, Pougbkeepsie; e. Andsr.
son Erie; W Clarke. Washington; Capt Powell do
AMrnrcAs-D Beattic, U. s ~; NJ Nicoson, u. s A. ;
Capt. Townsend, do.
iEviSe Hous..-Dr. Mears, North Carolina; j. II
Goulden Georgia. Capt Pratt packet ship Hottingucr;
George Appleton, London; Al. Smelling, Boston; M.
CoJdova, London; Gen. Gardner, U. g. A.; Capt.
Rockies Thos. n. Foote Buffalo; Lieutenant Car
ter. u. s. N; Mr. Allen and family Washington; Col
Leonard, u. s. A.; Hon Sam McCiecve, Trinidad de
Cuba; Geo. Parker, U. A.; w. II Scott, do.
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Circuit Court,
Before Judge Jones,

Before Judge Jones.
JUNK IA s. Smelling u.s. H. Smaiy.-This was an
action two checks for 5000 each dated 5th and 9th
November lS47. The defence was usury The defen-
dant applied to Mr. Eaton to procure him loan Of
81 200 collateras. Eaton obtained the money from
the plaintiff mention being made of interest in any
way. 1t appeared that Eaton afterwards received
money from the defendant account. and that on
former loans well the present the defendant had
paid eighth cent per day The court charged
that the plaintiff bound by Eatons acts in this
respect. and If this done by Mr.. Eaton know.
ngly. it constituted usury. The jury found verdict
de-
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA June 7, 1S4o
.1ppsintments-- CAelera- The Hungarian War-M9Lets
Stock Sales, &c.
Among the appointments made yesterday by our Col
lector Of the port James Chandler Of Joseph
r. Chandler, Esq, who elected to Congress from
the second district last fall.
fatal Gaze Of cholera occurred to-day in the south
western part Of the city The victim sailor and
nonresident
The report Of the victory said to have been achieved
Some OF newspaper offices have display their flags
In token Of their Joy at the event.
The Indictment weather to-day has restricted opera
Hons but there has been rather activity in the
flour market. with sales Of 1000 bbls. Pennsylvania
and good Western brands at 81 so to 81 58x per Dbl
Common and fancy brands, for city consumption
range fl ON 81 564 to SIS. Rye -four IL In better de-
msnd and sells at So rs to 50 SIN Corn meal has
more iDqurers. and the sales amount since the last
report is 1000 bbls at So rs per Dbl Fair and prime
red wheat range at lo2 to 1oSc and white at los
111c Sales Of Pen nsylvana rye at SIC Yellow corn
commands 6Oc for weight. No sales Of oats A cargo
of Maracabo coffee has been sold to-day private
terms Whskey is dull at Gle for hhds and 81 sc for
bbls.
Firm Board -s17Oo State e's, 90; s225 do SIS 90
$4-5 do, 90; $1,000 State os co. $500 City os, rs
1913 5000 State SIS. s9%; $1,000 do S9ss, $1,000 do
800 $4,000 do. b5, $685.; shs Kentucky Bank " ;
$3.50 enn SIS LIT Jan. So $1,000 s. 6s g. cSp 49,
$1,000 do lS; $4,000 do ll3; $4,000 do ll3; $1,000 do
cap ia, $4,000 do 'e7 do, il3 5000 do, Il3; $3.50
do, 49, 5000 Sch Nav Loan 491.; 2s shs Mechanics
Bank ia 10 Pa Bank, 1l3h. do, 1875, so Read
gage bonds, o6h 90 shs Union Canal, BIS, 6l1; so
Reading lsn 70 harrisburg RR, 467S; sis 0irard
BANK 100 90 DO l2' $500 State os, 70; $1,000
Farmers 4 Mechanics Bank, so; Is Reading RR 49,;
soO 40, isi 100 90 ~ 5000 Reading Mortgage
Lebgb SIS, 67ls, shs Kentucky Bank 97; 100 Grard
Bank l2h; 20 Western Bank IS; s297O state e's o.
2eo Union Canal, 119s; 90 Morris Canal, va; $4,000
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Passengers Arrived.

HoroLvLu-Whale ship Portsmouth, at Warren r l..
Aaron lpman wife and two children Oho Johnson
and Farlip, of Virginia. '
LoNDoN-Sbip Henerck Hudson-Mr. Appleton and lady.
indiana Miss Martha Taylor, London; fhps and lady,
n dondon Mr. 1Shn Wcodr.fe Csnada Mrs Mountain and
Mn hnssnd George Frazer Boston, Mrs Jacobs London;
eUn SG Snlia and Ehsbeh Appleton England Clara Try
Krr,e.on, ENGLAND; Mr. krsss and lady, NYork Alma
Hodges Lnglandi Anna Pfrundsch, Chrstiana Fsssel.
~ Jones Thomas Hind. lily Shae London; vandervedt.
Van dervedt, Henry vanderveldt, Germany;
FIERCE IRyiers Susan Traviers London; Elizabeth Long,
DO Benin Marks Caroline ard Sarah Marks do; ~ In tho
second cabin and 40 in the Storage
EANiLLA-Sbip Rome-J Prince.
st MARTIN Bark 1sabelis-Mrs Mary Iakex Amanda
Lake, Mrs Nary Beach and daughter.
u.vAsA-Eark .hde narold-Mr A McAIlister, lady
and two servants; Miss Nutting Mrs l. Schneidcr
sns two childreni Miss Ienh..nvins, tFeiiows.
Comez oil Of savanna; 7 Turner jamaica mrs G II Ca
,sy, B:'ten WIN Grso piilsdelphis Mrs Risi Nsus-
0oets, Raw - SA Nh" 'ANv' -
MArAszAs-Brig Potosi--T Sales J p uirpins w Wood
Medlsr, n Marcias. Maroias. IT. eo'' "
ct JAGo DE CUBA-Brig Thomas Tro ~ n, idrs N.rra
Norton W Nichols, Troril,ou. NA~ y - "~"'s
Passengers Sailed.
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On Tuesday evening, June 9th, by the Rev. Dr. Pse,
Mr. MICHAEL c. MALONEY to Miss MARGARET MOORE, an
Of this city.
On Thursday, June 7th, by the Rev Mr. Blair Mr.
GEoRcE Williamson, of Cold Spring, to MARIA EccLEs,
of this city.
In Brooklyn at st. Johns Church, 18th inst by the
Rev S. r. johnson, ARCHIBALD b. BULKLEY to Miss c.
VIRGINIA UDALL.
June 9Th at Brooklyn, by the Rev. Mr.. H Fintch, Of
Shrewsbury, Mr. JOHN G. KIMM to Miss BAIHsHEBA
DRUMMoND,
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BALTIMORE June THE sales at the Stock Board yes
terday :s22 City SIS, So; 1000 B&OR BIDS, '67,
S7A ; IL shs. West. Bank 1sI 4 do, 1917; 20 do.
" alter Co, SoA; SO do. do, 500; d.. do, sOT.
BosToN, June 6.-h Auction-23 shs Western Railroad
lo6s Dorchester and Milton Bank go Boston Exchange
road 500 96 900 Boston City per stock,
bic Feb 1885, without coupons 1dl; certificates 1000
each) VT Central Railroad Bonds payable July 1862 with
coupons sS Broker Bsarda75 shs Reading Railroad
Co., S7s div Conn River Railroad M Eastern Rail-
road 3 II Fitchburg Railroad 1l4S Old Colony Rail
edo. 1903; $4,000 Reading Railroad Bonds 1850, GA.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
PoNcE, P. r., May 26.-Molasses from $14 to $40
none shipping to Europe. Sugar from So to 81, and
taken up fast as made.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

4. vi.
The -four market frmer to day with . fair de-
mand for the home trade including lots for export
Wheat was steady, with good demand for milling.
The sales embraced lots of Wisconsin and Ohio. on
terms stated below. The market for continued
r,u for The better qualities and especially round yell
low There being increased supplies Of Western mixed
in the market the prices were heavy. There was no
change Of moment in other grain, or in rye -four,
or meal The frmer tone in pork noticed yesterday,
maintained to- day Mess beef Was dull while city
prime was scarce and in good demand Sugar was In
fair demand, but the market was some easier
BREADsTuFFs.-F iour-The sales for the day reached
about $500 bills, including lots Of fine at 81 06x a
4 1sI, common State and mixed Western at 81 80 n
56i4. straight State and Western at 81 56z 62h
favorite brands Indiana and Genesee at 81 so a rs,
pure Genesee at So 1919, fancy Ohio at So 371s
fancy Genesee at SIS 25 so, extra Ohio at S. SO a
5s7X. extra Genesee Mt So 25 a So OF the sales ef-
fected nearly 5000 bbls made for export mostly
fine; Of Southern sales of 500 bbls were made, in
Guiding Georgetown, Alexandria, and Brandywine, at
50 1871 8. Rye Flour was firm, with sales OF about
500 bbls. at So SIN "a Meai.-Sales 400 bbs New
jersey were made at 50 S7H Wheat Sales of 5000
and 400 do Wisconsin at STAG. Corn-The sales
reached about $4,000 bushels, at SO 53c. for heated
New Orleans 81 5sc for Southern mixed. So $3.50
for Southern white, 62c for yellow do so Coo for
round white and mixed So 60c. for Western mixed,
631s 64c for Northern and round New Jersey yellow,
and Coo for Devereauxs North Carolina white. Rye
Sales Of 1900 bushels at 81 5Sc. Barley dull at
so SIC Oats scarce and were selling at 3Sh 40c.
Sales of 500 bbls Blackeyed Peas made at 81 81
al 371s.
CorroN.--Hoders receded shade in their demands,
and eco or 700 bales found buyers which taken by
FREiGHTs.-25 600 or 80 COO bushels of corn
gagged for Liverpool at 5s 1000 bbls -four at Is Sd
ala 3D. heavy goods Us Cd; and cotton at 40 To
Glasgow 3s 900 bushels Of engaged at 61sd
and IA 900 do. to Cork and market ut Sd.
\. PnovIsIoss.-The sales Of pork, in the aggregate
reached about LOO bbls, including mess at $40 aud
prime at SIS rs. Beef-Mess duh at $40 so for
country. and S1l for city Prime scarce, aud held
at an advance; 100 bbis sold at So There was some
demand for prime beef Sales Of 800 packages cut
meats were made, including dry sailed shoulders at
46c and at 4c for picked do picked hams at SIC
vpifh lot 20
terms.
Receipts Of Produce per Hudson Rirer Lines This Day
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LAUNCH The bark Jasper" Of 400 tons burthep,
launched yesterday at 10 o'clock from the yard Of
Messrs Peripe, Patterson Stack, at Williamsburgh
She is intended a regular packet between this port
and Charleston. in Messrs. Durham & Dmos's line
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der, Sd Asst do; Duncan Ingraham, Masters Mate;
John Smith Levy, Purser's Steward.-U. s. Gazette,
June Q.
NAVAL CouRr MARuAL.-The court met yesterday
pursuant to adjournment The charges against Lieut.
Prentiss we're read but he had heard them be-
fore and asked time to prepare to meet them,
farther business DONE and the court adjourned
meet again this morning -Norfoik Beacon, June 6.
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HnYnl Intelligence.

NAvAL CouRT MARTIAL The court martial lately in
session at Gospoft of which Commodore Charles stew
ar; president. has been re-orgaDized, follows -
Commodore Charles Morris, president; Captains e
A. +. Lavallette, P H. stringham, Isaac Mayo, James
Armstrong, S l.. Breeze French Forrest; Commander,
W. n. Gardner, 4. A. Dornin; Lieutenants-Jamcs
Ward, Z. h. A. H. Kennedy; Purscr l.. T. Waller
isdge advocate.-No,Joik Herald, June4
We have been favored with the folio wing list Of ON.
GERS attached TO the United States steamer
which sailed from Norfolk the 9th inst bound for
The M dtrrsnean bearing the broad pcnDau of Chas
w Morgan, Captain and Commander in. Chief of the
Mediterranean Squadron John &. Long, Captain ;
George Blake captain Of the Fleet; Percva Drayton
rag Lieutenant VIM. G. Chaplin, First Lieute
henry Lifting Purser; George Blackwell, Surgeon; 10.
,etn Sanford, I'd Lieutenant; James ID. johnson I'd
Lieutenant John Rutledge 4th Lieutenant; Thomas
Irosfan' 9th Lieutenant; Joel Kennard, Acting
n1,I James Hamilton. Assistant Surgeon; Charles
a hshaersop lst Lieutenant Of Marines; lillian Mel
son, nsn Ness fhiip, P. @. Watmorgh, Joseph b
shipment Rufus spaldipg. Joseph s. skerritt Hudson
- Garland lsaac w. Heater. Acting Midsbipmen. -
Janvier ommodore's Secretary; Carroll Tucker Com
modores Clerk; Nathaniel g. Perry Cantains !, isrh
Charles SWEET Pprser's Clerk Robert Simnson Rot
swain: Ara Curtis Gunner; Francis NJ Cecil Carnan
ter; Jesse Gay. Chief Engineer; VIM r. Everett ~,
Asst do C. Wright Geddes, "a Asst do; Chas chi
san, 3D. Asst. do; George +. w Logan. 80 hsat do .
Richard u. Gusrsrd, % Asst. do; George W. Aie1an
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The bunker aud free soil parties OF Vermont have
united in the nomination If Horace Needham for Gov
erpor and Daniel Uokerts for Lieut.. Governor.
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Common Pleas.

Before Judge Daily.
JUNE O-JdcoJ Pand1poeI rs. Isaac Broper, James L.
Ogden and Isaac c. Ogden-This action to
cover sl97 II appeared that in the month of De-
county brought to plaintiffs store in this city
large quantity of lumber on storage. Helm
street pledged the lumber to plaintiff for ad-
made, and for the storage and such other ad-
vances he might afterwards make; the 18th De-
cember 1847 Heimstreet his agent here sell the
lumber; soon after the defendants made application
to purchase it, they then informed that 1t in
plaintiffs ysrd and also Of the circumstances under
which 1t left there; agreement to the following
effect then entered into, to w.t. that defendants
would buy the lumber at SO much thousand, and in
Sl92; in pursuance Of the agreement, they sent
plaintiffs yard and took away about half the lumber
leaving the other half which they have since
moved; they afterwards refused to pay plaintiff and
this suit is brought compel them to out the
terms Of the agreement The defendants set up,
defence that they to give their notes to plaintiff
for the amount Of his claim that before they gave the
notes. they discovered the lumber Of very infs-
ror quality and not equal to what it represented
eeutory, they had right to recnd 1t at any time be-
fore it executed. and that, the notes not
given, the contract was never completed and the de-
PENDANT cannot therefore recover. Adjourned.
SPECIAL TERN.
Before Judge Ingraham.
JUNE THE People us. Mnrk Decentralization to set
aside judgment granted payment Of $40 costs and
Sheriff's fees.
The same Us. jacob and John Ferdon-Ordered that
Judgment be vacated payment Of SO costs and She
riffs fees.
Brcpster as. Hayes.-Judgment for plaintiff, by de-
fault, with interest," as claimed in complaint.
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MARITIMn INTELLIaEHOH.
Fort OF New York, juno 8, 1919.


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