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Law Intelligence.

CouRr OF AREAS NoRwIcH, July 23.-No. 30 was
called, and reserved for the arrival OF respondents
counsel. Nos. 10 and al called and passed No.
~ James Syme, plaintiff in error VS.. Matthias b.
Ward defendant in error. and No 43, Asa Barber.
peant, VS. Randall A. Brown, respondent called
and Judgment OF reversal grated In both by de-
fault. Nos ~ and As were then called and passed.
The motion heretofore made dismiss the appeal
liam r. Grazie, was granted. On motion, the default
in No - was opened on condition that the be
submitted Mt this term. No ~ Nancy Harris, re-
spondent, against Ralph Clark ct al appellants was
then called and on suggestion Of question of juris.
dicton, the court declined to hear the cause argued
No. AZ was called and passed. No As. John Sneider
ct al respondents, against Mary Mcfarland ct al APP
pellants, was then called No. 40 called and re-
served. No 90 was called and passed. No. ST. Philip
Peck Jr., respondent against William Tiffany, appel
liant was called and argued No SO was passed. Nos
90 and "a being next called, reserved No 90
Charles II Green appellant VS.. Festus Clark ct al
spondents. Argued
july "a. 7. M.-The argument OF No. SIS con-
cluded yesterday, and NJ So Gertrude Cutting adm T.
respondent against Jacob Little ct al appellants was
next taken up and before the argument completed
the court adjourned The default by which the APP
peal In NO n was dismissed, was opened affidavit
and argument after which the motion To dismiss the
appeal In the same cause argued and the appeal
dismissed The argument Of No. &C then
cluded No 40 james Wright appellant, against viii
liam b. Douglass, respondent No. SO. The People on
the relation Of William l.. Post respondents, against
Robert l.. Fleming, late sheriff appellant
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THx ErrrroR OF AusrnrA.-The following parti Gu
lars respecting the Emperor Of Austria will beread with
HEAD-QuARrEns, BAsA, July l.
Yesterday saw the emperor for the first time. It
was in little village about league from hence, where
the head quarters Of the army resting on their
route from Raab to this place Groups Of officers led
dragons, &C. motley group had taken possession Of
the village green. while along the road, which
yered with clouds Of dust, were proceeding troops
every language, when a distant heard In the
air, which, on its nearer approach sweed into enthu
siastc cheers They announced tho emperor who was
following from Raab, in a kalesch ian open carriagc)
and four. The carriage stopped, slim, youthful
figure, in generals grey coat and military dress,
sprung out with great agility: IL was the Emperor
trancis Joseph accompanied by his brother the Arch
their sovereign who heartily shook hands With the
nerable commander, the valiant Haynau, and entered
fora moment into animated conversation with him,
and then turned TO the other officers, with whom he
cordially shook hands There Is something uncornmonly
winning In the enpcror's towards those officers
with whom he Is most Intimately acquainted. The
writer Of there lines standing In position which
enabled him to observe every movement The Emperor
Is rather above the height slender aud vigorous;
but his form that Of early manhood His features
bear the impress OF intelligence and candor His smile
Is quite beaming and displays set Of beautiful white
teeth lie nanifcsts great thoughtulness for the well
fare Of his soldiers and daring his short visit many
trait has evde his estimation Of their services and
his Of their exertious After the taking OF the
intrenchmcnts of Raas the Emperor inspecting
them colder, whose leg bad been shattered by BALI
was carried by a litter The Emperor was so over
at the si2ht that he turned away aud wiped his
eyes 1t is no ell that the army is enthusiastic
about their youthful leader; the affection for him Is
openly spoken Of BY soldiers officers and whenever
they dedle before him he IL always greeted with
thuiasie cheers Painful feelings excited In tho
mind Il the writer a he ga,ed upon the STRIPPING
monarch standing on the plains Of Hungary. lie
thought ef the burden laid tho shoulders Of this
youthful Offspring Of royal house which once num-
bered Hungary us Of tho brightest jewels Of its
crown, nov going forth at the head Of his army to
conquer that very po,sesson Yet the very youth Of
people which would be wanting IL he already In
the full yigor Of manhood. Here the young sovereign
in the midst of his veteran gensras 1t seemed
II they gazed upon him with the thought Thou art
ehild-we will watsh thee aud protect thee,
while life IL granted to Thy dadem shall not lose
n single ~ that adorns it.n
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Trpprrfr SrrFrrrro AT ssA BY the Emma Sherrstt
arrived yesterday from sidney particulars have been
received relative to the loss 81 the British shp Sarah
Crisp Captain Taylor and the appalling suaerings Of
the crew, 10 Of whom perished from starvation The
Emma Sherrstt. on her outward voyage to Hong Kong
In lat II 20 north, long ZIG east perceving vessel
IN distress bore down to her assistance and she proved
to be the unfortunate vessel in question. She was
teak laden aud wsterlogqed, slnost perfect wreck
her mssts vas gone we'll ss everything deck
With much care 10 persons In most shock king stats
~ exhaustion were taken Oft the wreck They proved
to be Captain Taylor the master; Mr. Long the chief
mate, and ~ sssmen Their sunerngs bad been truly
suful Thy had Teen ~ nights aud days ne ureck,
vhnoJ s5sisf on excepting monkey oad f,ro fishes
and all the water they had was about couple Of
buckets, which they caught With some old canvass
The second mate ard IL had died from want %
food. The ships loss was attributed to PLANK start
ing A. she oiled In very shsrt time and turned over
ON her eide. The crew jumped on her beam she
turned over. and there held ON until daylight when
they succeeded in rghting the wreck BY cutting away
the insists Her poop and forecate were washed away.
None Of the provisions that belOw conld b. PRO-
cured The wreck Is supposed to have parted and dis
appeared after the Emma sherratti.ft The ves.
81 and cargo insured 90 the amount Of kDoO0 -
Isassn G.s6e.
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Mo,ta,,ty In TIM. C,,y Las. Week.

II will be seen, from the suhoiAed official report
that right yesterday in the rough calculation
Of the numbers there being only difference of three
IN the deaths BY cholera; and the total number Of
Deaths by all diseases, estimated at 1850 allowing
for the number Of stilborn TO be deducted in this
we only two under the mark. Our calculations
and tables, therefore, remain unaffected.
II is terrible bill OF mortaity STILL said yes
trdsy there is every ground Of hope that the disease
win gradually decline, henceforward till it totally dis
appears.
The following Is the City Inspectors report
WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS
n the City and County Of New York from the 2st day Of
- July to the 18th day Of July lo49
Men go; Women. 3s Bows. 3ag Gra 25y.r0tal, $50.
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Advice Gratis on the UnoIera.-July go,

NIy have few words of advice fer the public
though Cholera disease which pSys ans DO not Seem to
has me that
s sn SS9 Indfr the of as almost
treated in the earlier stages least nine of would
improper Re Of i hers s
m & ta Ss viii Yer Way ys
the advantages science affords are unsuccessful in the
Ta. quackery snoranee a5oans among those who ad-
minister both IN and out Of what Is called the
gusnee Of the treat mortality of the epdeme and the sud
and to some extent resonaby excited few weS as
some physician in the west proclaimed that sulphur was
with eager avidy; but with no beneficial effect More
this city composed of learned skul regular physicians,
sss e '1S PISs Sn h Sne oS tn
This advice had better effect than that which pre-
died There great variety Of cholera speescs rocom-
Sn S sde %ay y them ns mo 10 thu
mortality Of the Epidemic This is Appalling fact and
1
stanceswhieh unfortunately VIGOROUSLY truei oer
the pune OF ffSS cH TGSEsR the
they y BY regulars auasa ss q.
disease the system il should be driven out From the
time there has been discovered other method Of
hs .% anr Ss1s than that OF
i any other method of Kidding he System of impurities
In All Gase: then when disease begins manifest itself
atmosphere
ntans the elements Of Cholera proper
Follow this ADVICE promptly; discard all the
operations OF which tend to asten disease in the system
Cholera speedily ends in death. in
dred would terminate fatally IL directions implicitly
followed Fear TO unload the bowels by
ton Recoect that the digestive Of all of
debatsd condition during the prevalence of eholeraic
anosp here. No matter how little what that
little is IL does not digest WELL but lays long time in the
stomach bowels and exciting Cholera
would advise, that after the proper purgave medicine
TAKEN the patient should drink freely OF that which
seems TO desire most The particular cravings of nature
should not be disregarded respecting drinks Though
general rule hot drinks OF stmula ting nature have
deney to increase the vital powers which invariably do
pressed in case of cholera.
little tncture Of capsicum, spirits OF lavender
Of peppermint all combined but emitting the
hich probably the best of thom ALL be
plain water good brandy and water intervals every
few minutes where there s prosraon Of the vital
powers
Where nutrinent Is required-and, in cholera II
Is that after the pills have operated light easily d
Eested putrimen In tho liquid FORM should be
thing better than strong tea broth made by boiling
goos mutton or beef may be substituted.
OF the causes Of cholera and the particular OF les
speedy In death physicians admit they know
little nothing or these do not speak, but shall
do The facts that have gathered the
OF cholera we'll as of disease generally will astouad
the medical world and thing at least that the
ID. BRANDRHTu
Dr. h. BrAndreths principal Offices No. 2t Broadway,
al Hudson and Ut Bowery New York, where advice viii
b givsa Gratuitously
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BOARD OF nEALTn-TuE BOARD OF HsALrn OF


Each and practising physician tho city Of New
York shall daily ut 10 o'clock the Board Of Health
q said city the number Of persons attacked with hsa.io
by such for the hours and tn:
died during the "a hours preceding such report OF Asas
Cholera other malignant disease Such shall
tcuary specify the disease Of each there
in. And uch shall also the birth resi-
dence and occupation Of the person sick dead III
the same be asceraned and the OF the person
sick or dead.
Such daily report shall he signed with the
physician making the and shall be left daily and be-
fore the hour Of ii o'clock each day at Of Sasn
houses Of the several Wards this city with he Captains Of
Police in charge thereof directed the Pre-
dent Of the Board OF Health Of the City OF New York and
the person receiving the shall immediately to
be delivered the several reports received at the sce Of
the Board Of Health. in the City Hall Of said city.
Each and physician who shall neglect refuse
70 make such report and deliver the same aforesaid shall
be proceeded against provided In and by the
Of the act Of June 31d, lSS2
BY order Of the Board OF Health.
JAMES KELLY, President pro tenn.
N The Board % iesish for the informz of phys
san and others publish the sixth section Of the act Of Jaas
Every person who shall wfully violate regula
tons TO be made and published BY any such Board Of
HsAlth, shal he deemed guilty Of msdemoAnor and
conviction thereof shall be subjected to and
ment both at the discretion Of the Court such hno
to exceed thousand dollars such imprisonment
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BY HE MAILS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 20, 1S49.
The cholera report OF to- day exhibits
increase in the total Of and deaths differing
trsy from the usual character of Sunday reports
The whole number OF cases is 81, and % deaths In
private practice there 20 10 Deaths in the
hospitals, Is cases and deaths; aud ut the Aims
House cases and deaths In addition. there are u
eases and deaths In the county prison having sud
denly become very yiruent ia its character In that
stitution The cells not completely ventilated
rs they should be- and that account extraordinary
has been taken prevent its getting foothold
among its unhappy inmates. Until within the last
day or two appeared as il the precautionary
sures to be successful the pre- viously
ring having been but one or two per day
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EXCuRGIONS.

NN~NNN'NNNNNN NNNNNNNNN~yNN
ExCuRsIONs TO TUE FISHING BANKS, AND PIvE
II dollars paid Tuesday aud Friday, 10 tie person who
catches the Heaviest Sea Bass Black Fish Paase Every
day in the week except Saturday tho steamer Buffalo wa
foot 81 Robinson street. ooioek Thirteenth street
"a; Canal ,r,et s Catlarse street So Grand street.
PIER No. SN. r, o., A. NJ rare. cents each way.
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By the schooner Sarah Nash, Capt Collanore from
San Juan de Cuba on the 18th inst, learn the
cholera prevails at ssa Juan. Whole districts in the
interior subjected to tho disease which the in
hsbitants denoIninste cholera morbus
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A. W. CIty lnsPoutors
Let us see what proportion Of the total number o.
deaths proceed from the stomach and bowels -
all fb

II will be observed that the proportion Of natives OF
Ireland is very great, being nearly ouethird Of the
entirswhieh may be accounted for by their destitu
tion sudden change Of climate and the crowded and
filthy state of the emgrant vessels in which they
TO this country 1t will be found that the disease has
nearly disappeared from the lower wards Of the city
and that its ravages may now be traced beyond the
line Of the upper ten and where the poorer portion
Of the population dwell. The observation applies
to the mortality in the old country Wherever there
poverty, bad ventilation, nlth and miasma there the
king Of terror reigns
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SIIIpPING.


TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM SHIP COMPANY
- For cs,ilc,ria ria shaerssIrhe new and spacious
Aos%si at osls't from The pGr foot ?. Ta,rsn street.
G Nas tho
s. @ is"sSi Sf Fss sSS ss
~ @ ana of ss es s ysS$ 's sss
suriasn sish .apsrior double engine. Or oSo hsr.:
:ss and s.eed not e. &c is IL any So.
ysnsnss the passengers are on the most liberal scale. in
ss pa.Sss and md and
hotel The Ohio intended to be In ne FOR the rasihs
hArrs OF PASSAGE TO cHasRns-
Parties q s:eeursins one state Room i, din M 'A'0
state Rooms forward saloons Sis
s ss1S et sa ISs aa s'sis beds and 500
=: " s . r.,
yer FOOT do to New Orleans; 5 cents per- cubic
S a for IFS s s'
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
steamship nsfPsE cr on. sa fnS 'Ha
Ssa - 70, en.s: H. ss% Of a. s.ss
The City goes drse. Chasres ouchas 81 any
@ thu. psams . n. ~.
Steamer Pansms Of lst Of september
Be- B.: g. g. is. .::, s. iis'a i i5S
Do. Dc. stssrase
rh Slowed :ssn sia
rsa @ %Sy s.us
amount Of passage money week.
For freight or passage, apply to
EoRsAN TRANcIsco-TnE STEAMSHIP cHEsA-
PEAkE viii be despatched tor San Francisco toushng
at Rio JAnero and Valparaiso land
Pssssngss on Wednesday August 1s A. r No. from her
deck Pier H. N H. having been detained till that day
the urgent request OF arrive from
Iss Chesapeaks 10 new and ssbstanal vessel built
BY Government for their special service furnished ned
cut reliable and elegant asd Is uadsr the able
command Of Chas Henry Baldwin. Of the IT, g. Navy with
engineers and officers the Goysrnme. service
For economy and despatch this affords opportunity rarely
presented Of avoiding alike the danger Of sickness
vsentby the sthmus aud overland routes and Of tedious
sailing vessels during the Gains light winds
summer For passage above with furnished seoommoda
tisn complies. .pPly Z, a.,
hrst class ship to be despatched early August
ssiye freight. on application 40 above.
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AbvIcr, rpop ssrHsa -Advlces from smyrna reach
20 the 10th o. June. 10 the sta<nent for
business aud the markets therefore showed little alter
alton. OILS had further advanced the French aud
Gtnoese houses having appeared "a purchasers; and
opium. In consequences of sceounts from China had
slghty declined. The crop of fruit vas expected
to be very abundant but no idea of its quality could
yet be formed None Of the crop Of madden root
bad yet come 10 market but purchases had been made
In the int,ricr AZ rather adyspssdIa rates
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H of New York sir-This addressed to
the Head Of the Department 90 which attached
Tor the purpose CT demanding inquiry into the truth Of
sundry accusations preferred In the and else
where against official conduct in the Of Captain
McCerren IL has been alleged that the night Of his
rest while he was In my custody at III. lh ward station
house. and pending the present examination Of matter
before MT Justice nmpson, endeavored % deter Eliza
Dickson making complaint against McCerren; that
treated the girl harshy, with
by creating the belief In her mind would
be prosecuted Briefly honor the scope aui emphasis
Of the charges against that employed Official
power and opportunities the accused and ghen
away his aeeuser these charges any Of them.
trusand believe have stated them farlyI should
be allowed to remain in the public empoymsn for which
such evidence would show be quite united II the
charges be refued or abandoned then With entire con-
gclsm their by those who rcspon-
te for their invention and publicity Protestnr however
TO fir that there truth which
charges with favor TO Captain McCerrcn hostility
the unfortunate Miss Dickson, have determined In
panee with the advice 81 counsel Mr. Sckes. t. ask
Tor inquiry under your into conduct in
this and trusting that you will deem such invcs
cation appropriate and due to the department. well
myself have directed Mr. siehles to make the necessary
arangement, for speedy and searching examination In
order that all thors who nated repeated
the accusations ssan, me may have ample opportunity 20
note. am very respectfully, your Obeiient servant
JAMES scATLlrF, Captain 18th Ward Police.
New York, July 18th,
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NoTICE no RAILROAp CONrRAcrons -oyrICl

NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS OFFICE
~ Panama Railroad Company Is Broad gay. New yort.
July r. lS9On the 18th day of August nett the pa
plans prohs and specifications % that poo, 81 ths PGns
Railroad which 10 proposed to place under
will be ready for exhibition AZ the sfhce ssd proposals.
addressed Francis spe Secretary Of the csnpsny and
endorsed Proposals. 70 construct Panama Railroad" for
that Of the work between the Csses river sad
ehc ocean, being about twenty miles tsonfrmabs 90 the
plant, apecih stons &c., when may be sxhbiteil will be
received ny the Company, their of6ce until ~ ocloek
the 18th day Of September The Company the
rght OF accepting restng any, or ALL the p,sals hAs
may be offered. THOMAS W. LUDLOW, President.
FRANCIS SPIGs. Secretary.
~. BIN the meantime ysneraf informs icn In the
rossssisn Of The Company be had appsasn AZ the
Office
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The Progress OF tho Cholera.

IN THIS CITY.
MAYoR's OyYIcx,
NEw YoRK, July 29-l2 M. !
The Sanitary Committee Of this city report 1855 new
eases, and So deaths Of chslers having occurred
during the last "A hours.
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BY the telegraph 1t appears, by Bsrngs Circular that
the continental demand had much slac ksned but that
previous quotations were sustained The great abun
dance OF money in London, had advanced prices for
English funds.
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To RRgcGIsTs AND DEALERS IS YEpLcINEs-p
0OO. 600 BOTTLES. sEtsLr, or De KILN

100000 GrTa5s srts.r or III. "a .,,s.I,
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q: n.nn. q ss sores. .,,s sry.s. ..a hard ,wsls {.
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=, bottle iv.s satus sa,sfaesoa whsisss. di,rsstsr
ss.nr are ssnsss .hs have routes ..,ssii.hee yh.n
truly ~ssdsrful msdicis..
I .yoNs MAGNETIC POWDERS. roR THs DEsrRyc-
-. nsn sssess. c.sAgo,sh.. az all .,hsr ns..s-
z, ~ brsss.sy R.f~~ses-D D. B.-.rd EsJ i,ysE
Hospital.
Doc1eR coNysRs fsvIoos.riso CORDIAL IS
a.. ,s., 20, ~ ins.,ss,,ssns ~ -
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~ laet fourteen oohinsd his prnece 70 The treat
o. merouria aud ether di-@es~ eff tccae nstar
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saarted 20 individn.i Of beth rhs N
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compared Win tne returns OF feofuary. lbtb, the
leading items present the annexed statement -
Isb "a, Jws 30, Increase
Loans and discount sao1si2ss Ss52se52i si,i55,2si
Specie. .......... 4523TT5 e5s6,2SS 5O62 5s3
Circulation. ...... 6l7O13+ 5.2j51o3 1905
Deposits ......... 22t2s.55t s7,22'1Ji Ass $50
II appears by this that in period Of little four
months, there has been increase OF twelve and q
half sr cent In the smount OF loans hundred aud
ten per cent In the amount Of specie hand and
about eighteen per cent in the deposits Tn. increase
in circulation has been only 20 trining extent The
Increase In deposits regards the amount has been
nearly equal to the increase in leans, showing the
inactivity OF capital and the little sctsal necessity
for the expansion In the line Of DISCOUNTS The in
crease In the amount Of specie hand r. the most
extraordinary feature In the above comparative state
ment The banks are fairly surfsit.d with the pre-
sious mstsl ans would gladly get rid Of portion Of
this dead weight fit could be done quietly without
deprocstng prices or causing contraction In credits
The amount OF specie on hand .ording 70 the re-
turns for June exceeds the circulation st33i, 1872
The government will draw away portion OF this or
cess by the payment sf dutiss on imports.
The adsiccs from Europe not ~ favorable as re-
CARDS American sssariss As aniio. a.si, y. - .sys...s
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BROADWAY BANK.-TuE BROADWAY BANK WILL
- sommenes business at their ban king No 33 Broad
way honas pudng on Thursday the Pm day or aususs
next ensuing The inansns 10 ts capital stooh due and
payable that day will b. received at the Bank By order
Of the Board. FRANCIS A. PALMER, PrssiGsnt.
j. LIZ Csshier.
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Summer Clothing sold mt Cost.-slO Cash.
merets Goats viii be sold a. o. Alpsees Pants for IS
from 81 90 usual price So So ane blue and black elsth
Sachs and Trooks, from ~ to 50, usual price Sill
G. IL. CLARKE, No. 1l6 William street.
Go0dt Excellent! Capital IA Whole Suit
Of Clothes - only They consist Of Cloth Coat Cashmere
Psnts, and fancy Vest Linen suits 50 80 Overcoass and
Cloals 81 to Sl0 Corner Nassau street and Beekman