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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

N-Fw YORK SUPREME CoURr-C.p s1s Comfy Of N-T
' fors fr--t-lt rector a1d COMPANY 0 a. la1-s
Fsrt sEsr-t Jsn-- "a B-ae lnsre- b-A- s1f NiaaA
Macy semand oC-rscti1 H. a1u'-
p. sa8a1f. Yea HEREBY sanonsi sls required u
.fs ltol nf 4alh culy ler-~l served
ar1 Fo1 ~ o your answer . ~ s4 Guns any
a @ 1--cr-r tri "A 40 81 L1-ry o. tie C'5 ci NrF
faYs af-f H. 0 IT, sl1nn1s nn jl
CAV o surh ssrrc- a-d sou is t' ar'F-f
complaint 8. tH- PIsLr1 1 'h- 4,i1
fss~ frue1f yol l- sun oi te lu1ir-i ioif
.r-st irn 80 90 Jsllsrf. flol-snf et boz
tr-l L. frr -i-@ .lDaf-i t-s f.fs
-. L ElnLN .u.- L----- :. A--------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

StUPHrNE W--icH--'-r COUNTY r. o-rt Grant against
- .tr HanQhn-s JOHN HLMPhklks-en lou ar H--
this acton 30 I'D ali -
a the County C-rk of Wsh-ser County sni
COPY OF your a. ne Wage u SIX sing ,a ne
Carfy s~-ad within ts-r dsJs after n- service hereof -tl
of .li yua ilI 90 s1sH-f TIE n
rr Ell. sff--aif The Qa1tf E judgment &c The sum p
tao AID dosrs and t el VIII interest n TIE
Gay MAY tll.snd -ht h4ni-i All ilf n-
besil. t.- q the aafon -Dst-1 Nay 81 l-t-
REYSOLDs. Pi.uflh Att1fn-y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

nAPERs-wRlTING PAPERS AT MILL fkIOE;
frsrcIs Loatrel. n Maiden Lane, Onet AZ s.Ses =,
Wting Papcrs al very low prices. Also, Account oovss
and stationery articles; Notes, Dfans, Receipts &C W :
prng Cards, Circulars Bills Checks, NC ooo@ o-~
IA any style desired. n.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
DAN OLE 5000. 600.

4 DAN OF $500, 0O0.-The Commissioners OF the
LSnking Fund OF the City OF New-Nork, by vinue Of
an ordinance the Common Council OF said City, passed
MAY % 1919 entitled an ordinance public stock
OF fund To be called The Water Stock Of the City Of New
York Of the year thousand eight hundred and forty
nine hereby give that sealed proposals Will be
received until Monday the second day of July next al Z
O'Clock al Of that day. and not 10 be opened until that
lime for Loan of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars For
this Stock transferable certificates Of shares OF the nom
ina value OF One Hundred Dollars each share, Will he
issued bearing interest at ve per cent per annul pay
able quarterly rOm the l2h day of July next The pm
eipa viii be redeemabie the twelfth day OF July IN The
wear QUE thousand eight hundred and seventy nve The
proposals for the whole any portion OF said
loan but no proposal Will be considered which shall offer
less than the par value of the said stock Payments OF
principal and premium Tor any stock account OF winch
any proposal may be accepted, shall be deposited on or
before the twelfth day OF July next 10 the credit OF the
Civ Treasury the Mechanics Bank Of the City OF New
York Tor account OF The stock Of the City of New
YORK. Of the year thousand eight hundred and forty
nine" For each deposit receipt VIII be given by the
Chamberlain which must be surrendered 10 the Comp
tfoller delivery OF the Certificate of Stock The pro
posals TO be sealed up and endorsed Loan for The
Water Stock Of the City OF NewlOrk, for The year 1913.
and enclosed Ia enveOp directed 10 John L. Lawrence
Comproleg Of the City Of New York. NJ the Han OF
Records NewYork Zach proposal must state dstncil y
of money that will be paid for each One Hundred
Dollars of said Stock, also, the address OF the party
making the proposal. BY order OF the Commissioner
Of the sinking Fund: -
JOHN l.. LAWRENCE, Comptroller.
Comproler's Once, City Of New-NoTk, June IS, 1870
leo tiV2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

CAST IRON ORNAMENTAL FOUNTAlNS-D L
y FARNAM> double acting III and iofoe pumps
ship and IRE engines. garden engines, deep Wen 1n p
copper invited hose al &C 6c. Manufactured ~
;s.S 81 o. b. EARNAh, - Eg.son-sL up s.alTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

~ PURSUANCE % OF surrgat- County
lS-vfork no.- t-r-oy Esuto al P-rsoa- h.vs clam. sgs
NATHANIEL CT ARA oi t- Cfy oi ss iofk a--s--l
sD4cl- t1-r- IT, ft-
-sf- Clan 80 Us Tns Cty
~ tsy oi August N-E Yor h- lltb
ssr q F-truAry, lss4 ELLEN CLARK Er-cutrH
l4fls~dms JACOB COOPER. Et-rltor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

N=ARARE OPPORTI NIFTY Tor All persons Who
~, wish fo secure handsome building ste ~ ire upper
me offfe Hudson RIVER Railroad The above properly i
offered n one ofs tO sut purchasers 40 very low
prices and well worthy the attention ~ those about 70
invest In resi estate For farther particulars appF 10
A. MWAST A N LYON. 70 Wsier-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
r-- -,----,---.y- HUDSON AND BERKsIIIRE

-.
LII IA LROAD This road Is now In
x&--Aaa- perfect order. new heavy II rail- new
engine. and cars The train will leave the al Hud
.on ialy Except Sundaysl A. IS A NJ and NJ This
h h. most desirable and direct 10 New Lebanon
SPRUCE and ID any part Of Berkshire County Passengers
for the Springs BERKSHIRE County by the morning boats
from New 0rk, Will arrive a. Hudson in ample time for
tie VI train. ie<s Jmc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

IL The subscribers manufacture and have fcr sale al
ther warerocms, Copying Ind Seal Presses ol the
apcroved patterns 10 which they would call the eenton
IN merchants and others who IN want q superior
rcle al moderate price. The surface 81 cur copying
presses being turaed true perfect copy may be ooaiued
with ease and expedition They also furnish copy in nh
.oovtns. books. copy-pspSr &c Il HOE co
milo Sm Press MAKERS. Nc ANffoii-sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

rI,O PRINTERS. NEWSPAPER AND BOOK
u PUBLlShkRS.-We would inform al consumes O
Printing Paper that prepared 10 furnish gooa and
uniform quality OF News OF BOOK Paper, Tor cash Pub
shers VIII hnd the cash system the most profitable - ed
In their purchases sAle We refer 10 some 81 the
principal consumers in this city and Boston 10 our abb
iy TO manufacture good article Of Paper. ANY size
weight made 10 order ~ short nOuce constant supply
suafanteea.------..- JONES 4 WHEELWRlGHr.
myl2 Sm 10 State-st Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

FOR SALE.


- ~ THE VILLAGE OF BLOOMFIELD -FOUR
niles from Newark. oue-sfury ant ATTIC house. I" TO
- good basement. fNreeC ltter- uf nr sore ni and,
vel stocked With r.t trees Is "a ilAil I'VE minutes
K nf the church. school sud stores OlnmlnlcsfiNl
with NerYo-k * or eight lnes DAY TIE premises
sre wei fenced Inquire q { WARD. - Fear-st or
% JOHN = BlDDJLrH. or tle premises iei' ing
o. THIRTN-FOUR TH-~T. LOTS FoR SALE
K Two lots 01 Ilrfy-olr.l.sL south SIDE. about
~ midway between seventh and E.Elth avs The
street l00 ee dr. graded and severed The lots are
full ana very desIrshIg located. Inquire of
my-iff W Il CANFlELp. 40 Grrcnwich-st
-, TO CARRIAGE MAkERS.-For SAFE or %
z. RI, conveniently arranged dwelling and a ~ cf
~ hlt t1ree-story shop with blacksmith shop sdoin
ins.el. blv situated in MOrusiown, TIE ground
compu.es about one sore. with fruit trees snrunpefN &C
To an eutergrsing carragemaker favorable Inducements
vii be offered App'v hy effer. or otherwise, 20
- n ] BREWSTER SONS. So Broadway. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

NY ORDER of Char-s p Day. Esq OF - Jl-s-.
Dths Coar Il Cty anf County Of ~
Yo-s hereby gf-u far-uAnt % nc pus-ons d -
sfqta- aahor1g aboling, concealed ~
DOB attachment has Issued g,n-t TIE -
civilian GOLD. resident o. - s- oi Teas ani ta
dhsrgs attachment according o. aT, Ftnn al- n'
this notice sni that he payment ~ il
f.ts DE D. b lis si.-. sli u- f-r Q t 'i
.f use aay property nnn state bs tr hn a -
lrfl-r such property tt him. eful-- as ~ an nv
ra.i - Date Tue fourth Gas 1f Naf~uItef. i-i-
L : l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

rs PURSUANCE 81 order Of slruis Of is ClIuty RI
lN-sf9rs, u0is- h--oy s-a y al Q-f'oa. hass cams
se.st WILLIAM GFE ate ~ hs Ciy n N-E fs i-,-ss-t
pr-.ent Toe sane g0lcers ih-f-o h- lhfb-f
o1- ID Wlan Yl1 Esq - a Wssir-f he CITY o.
Se "a u ttut~t Ia 10 JAP l-rLDs-i ts-
l1r lie ~ IA % Jaa1afg, $50
~ Iassn. SARAH GLE, Er-str.E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
NaTINnOW suAnEs an Co.,. No.. m

WINDOW SHADES. Gnt cosuices Drapery. Mus
w Inns, nc. al wholesale ard retAi-J. c WOODFORD.
&a5 Broadway, has The ost extensive assortment Tie
above articles 10 be found 10 the ety and al greatly uc-
ed prices Several styles Of superior Window Shades
scrolls the style OF Louis XIV Goihies, Flowers Ne-
also. Drapery Curtains, Curtain Loops Bands Pins
Center TAssels, Picture Cord and rssses Window Wire
&c &C Merchants buying al wholesale viii tnd Il 10 their
tnersst 10 call before making their purchases u2 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

EN Pr RsuANCE ~ slrrsst- County
4 kag.. t-r-oy qv-- % Al F-f-uns havHx clans
MARY EtNT, q stas i-l-t.-1
so4ch-r. th-r-o he The IT,
hofaer Hotsu Cts of NsE Irk
tsy cl lsrtDsi-i BroAyu iAfs
"a of Nsrch, l5aQ
a. las6m GEORGE HUM Adulas.,naior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

~ ORDER 90 Nathan X hols- % Gle 1st-+
- suqr-ia- STATE u h~e fark. r'- -tf
gwen plr- prov statar altbonif alta n-
=
-- ODD TOWNSEND HEWLETT resident 81 A1tc4, Dr ' n'
Bta " Vel I1i I-s1i. hat The wi b. i nf -
r.r, ID h. sebs ul.as appear ard discharge uch attach
uhl rnutls .Ifn no ufsi l-p %
ui debts ni f-
lent h. delivery hn or Or b. ls~ VI all pro
q-rv ~an b-ogug hu ani the transfer 90 any fu
~ g-r 5y roiii-a hy az az ars void D-si u- r
| s,,' I'D s.of-u6sr 80 J. " Vas COrr. At.ofu-y
/ al anlu =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

- - b EY-sT NUNNS q FISCHERS Manu-
EAs--ff-pr~H iactory and WafsrO0m.-Supe1Of Piano
j " ] Itores' warranted 10 stand any climate
,Sth metallic plate reverse bridge and patent wrought
ron tube 80 We! calculated for standing N tune Also
H. patent AoUan Attachment Pianoiores tuned rep air
ed and hire. JVlo lH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS OFFICE. Ne 2 Nasssa st-So-
hrr-6, s1-a s1d s-ri o. An OF WILLIAM
HUTCHINSON. ale - CO u N-- IA 9eA A-P- -@sei
-s- D. Lave ri-ss-s. taa snai sPqg liz
sarSst- u 10 -aY of ~ @ 90 L-iirfs oI Al-iisna
1q,1 tl- ll 1af oi Jy --r
ID oock ID - l,s-aaoaDsl-l f1rk. Jsl- q $50
eli l.sr IAYE, THAYER Pltlr A1inl4sfratof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
TO LET.

-. To IFT-A arr- .nJo viii steam po,H-f
- AVIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
LIVER COMPLAINT

NIIT
Nessrs S.Nns--Ge1f. Ny Little daughter, wlen
one wear o d. was attacked VIII srr0l0ls huuor on her
face which aer extended No her eyes causing AZ
most total blindness oi them, and ilsrslrng hef
whole iace employed wo physicians i0 attend Der, who
exhausted their utmost sNA tl give utr rc-ei oui u at
proved useless and alaly oi them remarked to me-
ihlf Lee had known OF some striking cures effected by
sands. sar.aparl.a. all advised iy o. obtained
one bottle which sdr commenced aud before 10 was
a used up bad effected an entire cure lils now ofei
fr wears since She was curei aud there has
appearance ol .lr disease AMI safsled that % il
perfect cure tlves great pleasure to add thai car
recommend 3D. sufferer from SIM ar comp amt
Re.n-ci,l..y ,olr-. GEORGE ROBINSON.
frerarri and sod. wholesale and retail. by A d
SANDS Dnl4rss and Chemists loO Fu.ton--t corner VI
William. New-Nork sod also by Druggists general 3
throughout the United ard Candas Prce 81 PEI
bottle. bottles Tor -. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

Il PURSUANCE of oisr Of Tie sgrocs- Of ls couay of
N-F iurt lol- h-r-3y % at p-f-ol- lalrE claims
i SAMUEL KOBEkrs lis Of The Cts " NeE fors tesassd
pr--1i Nth vouchers it-r- the s4t-rters A. he
DAVID Msnn- ~. - street CTS oi teE
f0 before he tsJ Of september l.KtDisd
So. lon. he t-sta Jay oi Nant. 1872
LYDIA ROBERTS. Afm1stfsirr.
lIarsns DAVID NANAERs Aim.1lsirstor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

4 ONE CENT REWAKD.-Ran away from ne
n subscnb Der % The llsr day u June, ibb, JOhN
u CAIN an l1ceuled apprentice ~ The cOppef-p plate
- urrrng business. He j. g years Of age All per
- rs forbid har1orng trusting ain aud iron eul-
LOVING him. under penalty % re lsM. - . -
ROBERT MILLER. sl CAr-st
- W. r,-s - fes4 10 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

Is PURSUANCE Of he sufsat- Of Couafy
1 N-e i1rf bsf-ay sv-1 % a. p-rols laFag caui
t-.st JAMES BROWEk, Ats q - Cy oi Ns~ fofl, -
su4la-rs thereof
n L-sl - - Nl.1 street - iy
ts~ fors 5siot- trrt az 90 D-c-nt-f Dated
S-~-fors ihs ts-1ty sltlh 1sy Of Nay -
N.Y.. lsssus SARAH q BROwER, E1.cuurI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

NOIICE-In parsusn- order oi Andres h'i--s, -
y sarrug,is OF he Colu Of hag- n- l-feoy gwen 70 ,
sr.o. having ans agsast CEfHAs HALskf a's o fhs CTS
Bfosl,n in County t-c~a-i, r-s@-t The 18th Oh
vo1hes the sl5-r-r. II ne Nofh RIVER Bat Oh
C.f, of s.~ Yort o. % b 1
ARRM HALSET. ir...... a
~ ls.on WALTER HALsEY. $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

NOTICE-In Gur.uau- a. order Of Anff-N h's '.p
y gate The Cauuty Of knEs .ot- D. -r- ven o. f -f-o
-. ~ .ms AGAINST ABRAHAM VAN PILL. axe 90 t- CTS %
Brotsn County, d~-.s-i, % present e SANE -l -n
,o.h@rs " kil4ort 0f 49, sl-ffef a
a r-..ien,- - Flion Broosg o-of- the 4
tsy ol August nert-E-brl.ry z, lstt -
wAHREN RICHMOND, }g,..,,r.
fyrf.ssrrs HAND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

DI6IlC ADNlNlsThAIUH- uFFIttI y WI o. =
Na.as h-r-st c-a ~ 81 ai a. u NJ
CHFL I4LGalIS Cny Cd ~ ur-ar. 1-.-as-1 al
alleged a. Lass ntsi-, fha hs -n-ct- y, n- 49,
f.tt.- II D. t.ff. 81 The P.tr Afllrrstlr allatrr
tspo--1 IS o. -. -a--- ~ ss- b
III 49, ma ssv Z. BAL. MT Dt,-i Yark j1le
-il ia-.- JAMES TaAlER. Pos A1uia-trs'or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

r. FARM FOR SALE.-The farm known a. ne
go Mott farm situated one and half mile East Of the
49, Newly ork and New Haven Railroad Depot, IN New
Rochelle Westchester County, \ 7. lying between me
turnpike road and Long Island Sound SAID farm con,
tins LOO acres and eau divided into three farms and
each have large water front Inquire u ne sno-cIeer
on he premises liel9 lm-l WILLIAM SCOTT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-28

The steamship United States Is In her nine
teenth day, and the Canada Is IN her fifteenth
Both are therefore due, and may be expected to
arrive at any moment. They are bound to this
port and the one which first arrives will bring us
much later intelligence from the old world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-28

EXPLOSION OF A STEAM BouEn. -About 1 o,c,ock
OF the afternoon OF yesterday, the boiler at S,ear
Co.'S. foundry, on Water street, exploded with
tremendous force and effect. The boiler was
nearly, II not quite, 10 to 10 feet long II stood
near the foundry wall, which IS four brick thick.
with the press wall OF nearly the same thickne
on the other side, making Joint thickness OF FIVE
to seven feet In bursting, the whole boiler passed
through both walls, and removed from the way of
It's Passage a tier ct cotton, which, we are told,
was seven or eight bales high and l3 bales IN
length passed across the press yard, some IS feet
or more, struck do~n a heavy timber poet in the
opposite shed, and before it spent its force re-.
bounded into the yard after dlsplacing and throw.
,,n,g down some four or five tiers more II cotton
we were ON the epot soon sitter the burst. and WE
never before saw such an exeinpllicatlon of the
power ~ steam, Several persore vo-o bully il.
.a4-1. .N-!It -EI.a.::sy. In. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-28

DESTRUCTION OF LIFE ny GAs-The recent cold
weather had, 1t Is supposed, worked some injury
to the main pipes conveying gss to the large meter.
ninderipg free now OF gas for oonsumption rhc
euperiAtsndent MI Ludlow, directed two Of the nsp
In ,ne employ OF the company descend the dry ven
and sI the pipe by which the gas 10 discharged from
sns meter osntionns them however not DO 90 IN
lestney we're prepared with plugs to stop the hos shsy
might make in the pipe. The man, Miehssi Fioo1
ana Peter Halpin, Who bad long been In che service
oithe company and we'll UNDERWOOD thar duties sst
40 soSus the JOB Flood dssosndsd nrst, asd when he
bad got TO the bottom Of the we'll found h had No
Plug TO stop the hole he IVES to drill into the pips
npn went up for IT, and It 10 suppcssd while he
absent Flood drilled the hole and the Ess escaping
ov.rosns him Immediately Hslpin rstnrains into tAs
wei with the plug, wss aso Immediately ovsDpowessd,
ass sss supposed for No one was in the imasdiAss
vcsy OF the accident At last soma Of ths Worknsn.
at their protractsd absence, lowered Pssfse
Coyls into the well, having previously tied rope
around hts boey. TO haul hi cut hs oonsiasrsd hiu
.e in danger Coys had not been lowered far before
he appeared 10 be overeoms BY the esoasn2 gaa Ana
before he could be RELEASED be vas all hopes Of
recovery. and lived bat few minutes after he vss
drawn ost The body Of Flood IVES nsxt recovered.
but not until IL drawn up By gvs ,ping irons The
body Of Hslpin could be reached Flood had bees
married but short slime; bus Hapin and Coyis Leave
bhnd them large fami les 10 he vail their sudden be-
rsavement-.qi ts~y .drsus Jan. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-28

We regret to hear that the Hon. James II.
Thomas OF Tennessee, has been suddenly called
home hy tie alarming illSess OF his LADY ~ IYdsh,
tNsfcn Urtvn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-28

. T.
JAN T-The Bark finn d. Riehard,cn. rhs .hov.
PANIED vessel together with her captain, mate. and
crew. arrived In port this morning In ohasre Of Tier
Of the United States navy ana prize
crew 1t appears that on the 18th OF December Ia.t
she was captured BY the United States brig Perry Com
msnder Davies on rome part Of the coast OF Br.s
unetrstand In the neghborhood Of Rio ON srs Of sion
OF beiDg concerned In the trade Of slaves 90 the
arrival Of LieuteD Sinclair warrant was sbtsinsd
arc IN the bands Of one Of the deputy marshas
Who took charge Of the vessel aod arrested ChareS
stew, the owner Captain Samuel Dennis, tbs mate,
ana eigot others, the remainder OF the Grew ani
brough them before the court The captain ana msts
are n.o TO bali to appear on Monday and the Grew
We believe are detained at Witnesses These are the
only fact: that have Is yet transprsd An sxamins-
ton Will be had Monday
Charge Of CONTRIBUTING Richard Seraphiu, VIE
pas been arrested ON charge OF oountereiting has
been committed for examin alton
Before Alexander Card ner. ESQ.
Charge Of opening Letters The case Of Charles
Chinook, who is charged With opening letter d.
rected to Doctor Barrow, came TO- day before the
Court. Two witnesses ereexsmined, but nothing in
addition to what has already been reported vas elliott
Tueedsy next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-28
Superior Court. I'M tsanco.

superior Court, In 80nc0.
Jan. IT.. -DEcnIoNs.- Henry M. Fyarlax 20. I'm.
Watson. Notion denied -
Daniel G. Houitsndrs. Joseph Kerr-Motion denied
with $40 costs.
Prosper Cousins, ads, rs Standardization granted
.doron c. BURY implicated &c. Us. Paul D. BurSs~k
dish iseed
} W0shfnsfen Whitney W. Wm. J. BayorS ct a.
Judgment renewed by default.
Ro6ert +. Vinsfow ct al vs YIN Kurke-Judemsnt
reveretd without costs and trial ordered In the
court below.
John Smith, eppellant: %. John p. PrsH-Judgmsns
reverse d, with costs, $12
Samuel r. Roberts rs. John B. Murray -Judg msuf
reversed without costs and trial ordered in the
court below.
James Gibson ct al. ads. Charles G. Lake.-Motlsn
denied, with costs.
Cheries CartIedge Albert s. Henly, iuplesSsx,
gre Motion for new trial on the case denied, With
coats Motion for new trial newly discovered eyi-
deace granted on Of Of the trial and q
the opposing motion.
Henry DrGenbach, plaintiff in error, ~. Jsmes p
Fiyn, defendant in error.-Judgment affirmed vith
ooets "-'.
Martin L. b. yant. plaintiff Tn error, o. j. Kin, de-
fendant IN error.-Judgmrnt affirmed with costs
Patrick Ronrke. respondent. ads John Rourke sp,ei.
fling sfdavits OF appells and ndsnt
ana notice OF proof Of service on
Tor appellant and on motion OF respo stternev
ordered that the appeal In this cause be dismissed
Inc court adjourned sine die
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STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CIrY.-We are under many
obligations to Captain Stoddard, and other officers
OF this fine steamship, for furnishing us with our
correspondence, and also with intelligence from
Panama, immediately after her ARRIVAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-28

From CAPE OF Coop HoPE-We are indebted to
a mercantile TREND for files Of Cape Town papers
TO November IL.
A proposition Of the home govern ment to intro
duce into the colony persons convicted Of partl-
cular offences, had called forth considerable dis
cussion, and much opposition was manifested to
the scheme. The object oil it was to afford the
colony supply of labor, and to relieve the home
against the law
AT the last accounts the Kaffirs were appare ntly
under complete subsection. The Governor. Sir
marry smith, remained at Cape Town.
y, An association had been formed at Graham
Town ior The purpose OF promoting the growth OF
co,ton n the colony. 1t Is intended by this assoca
uon CONNECTED with which are the LEADING mer
camille men OF Graham's TOWN. to sead imms.
u,s,e,y 10 the United States for few Of the most
improved gins, and to N DIVIDE also supply Of IN ,se
varieties OF seeds which are supposed "a bs y, os,
suIrsbe to the soil and climate OF the colony.
The Cape Tewn Mercantile 'Gosstt, of 3c,ohsr
9Th, states that the operations on the obt boUss
at Cape Agulhas would be completed on the LIST Of
No oy mber, and the lamp would be lighted on that
night. Subsequent papers make no further me nton
of this light Boston Journal, Jam rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-28

ARRIVAL OF AN ALLEGED SLAVE VsssEI.-The
bark Ann d. Richardson, seized of Rio, arrived
at this port on Friday night, in charg, OF Lieut.
Sinclair. Charles w Storer, master of the yes.
sci, brought home in her, was arrested yesterday
forenoon on warrant, charged with being en-
ployed In the transportation of slaves from the
coast OF Africa. The circumstances of the case
are said to be somewhat like those of the Laura
She had no slaves on board. The A. d R. was
formerly owned here. She went out to Rio, and
was sold there by Capt. Peabody, who lately re-
turned to this city. All her papers, including her
register, were then returned to the Custom House
in this CITY,