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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-28

OfinE OF THE AUBLRN AND ROCHESTER, 3. z.
~ Co. Canandaigua 10th June Si9A Semi Annual Di-
ydepd cent the capital stock Of shs
has hs day declared payable to the Stookaodars
tbs LIST OF August noxt out Of the not profits 81 tho
Sd, Months ending thar day Stockholders will
ceve their D, deDds where their stock registered witt
AZ the Bank Of the State ~ New York; In tn. City Of New
York; Mt the oflee Of Messrs. Thaysr Brother In
Boston and A. the office Of the Treasurer in this place The
first day Of AuSrst nex1 CuAS. SEYMOUR Treasurer.
NEW york q HARLEM RAIL ROA D COMPANY.-THB
SECOND dividend the preferred stook 81 the New York
Harlem Rail Road Company the Of eight
peg viii he paid 1t the once II the Company Me-
Try Row after fusstsy ehe third day 81 July
The rsnsr bocks n the preferred toch he CLOSED from
tn I'D day ~ June the 9Th dsy Of July Dat 18Th
H<g SAML ~ B.ATCtfTORD, Treasurer.
BANANA RAILROAD COMPANY POR THE CON-
struotion Of Railroad across the Isthmus Of Panama
suhrs popr for she Capital Stock % this Company the
Of S001 addressed the Commits under
SEAL and encloug $40 zach share subsoribed will be
rcceved the Bank the State Of New York. Wall street,
Wednesday the 9th inst. Shares SlW each No sub
sorirton be binding unc the hole subscribed
Prospectus and Psmphet containing necessary tuforma
ton, may be had NJ the Bank JUNE Is, 1919
; sssSf tSs$s5si A o.--''''''.
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&EO REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE APPRE-

~
DOO Ienion of "a MAN. Woman and Child, Who left New
Hork ON or about June 1870 The about
inches high middling fair xen freekled
thirty FIVE years his name Felix Cassiday but goes
George Sheldon: he 10 carpenter BY trade
The woman is slim about years OF has
neck BY scrofua the first finger OF
has mole her cheek The child is SIX old
declte complexion and has lost the front upper
teeth Any information of them be to e. Josephs
0s street. New York. Eastern and Western papers
please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-28

INIREW ORKS.-FIREwORKs-E III sees
OF New and Brilliant Designs, for committees and
tes the lowest prices together with fine Of
all kinds of reworts Fire Craekers Canton Kockots &c.,
&c. for the Trade To be had at the OLDEST
Depot In che country. T. L. VULTEE, TIC Chatham ~.
Corner Of Orange, entrance I'd door in Orange street
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND GENTLEMEN DIS
to for sort season salaries advanced will
address Alfred Jones' Herald Office Several ladies for Baet
wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-28

6CE REV a r D.-LOST. ON WEDNESDAY. THE
81 9th. ut the New Haven Railroad. Canal street,
Poehet Book Three Fifty Dollar Bills Bank
Of N and several notes and The above
will be paid returning the to Charles A. Leo
b2S hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-28

LrOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALfrORNtA.-T0 SAIL
about Isl JuyThs fret clase sup.r,r sailing ship
lUEEF VICTORIA. Capt wtides r. Thompson. having the
part Of her engaged will sail abost lat July
she Ia remarkably fsst ssug ship. aud hss
tioas for Passengers For freight massage,
,gpy on board. at Pier No q N.rtn River or to
F.k ID. FOWLER. SG Wees ~. or
J. ". EiW ELL " co, 81 South
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REWARDS.

~N>N~SNNNNr >~-rN
QREAST Pin LOSr.-C GOLD, CHASED, AND
~ InHid with HAIR IL iost sometime between We'd
and ndnishb 10 eIer Second the F"ura
ward II esteemed beyond Ire intrinsic value. and the
will literally the hdor Inquire ut the desk,
Herald Counting Room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-28

TVNO CAPITALISTS.-A PATENT MEDICINE
those who wish to enter into profitable business,
purchase the right and title
of Patent Medicine Of the first and
profitable In the having that
and cannot be possessed by other S Aoory
reference will be required and given 1t will be sold Mt
this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-28

bai GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM. sss BROADWAY.
tween Spring and Prince reefs. aud taa only in
chic ntry consists u great number Of life size Figures
Chin 80 Of all classes several hundred Chinese Paintings
Apartu ntsn Houses. Stores and Vessels Modes OF Paso
las o PIES and Bridges SPeeimens Of Chinese aanuiao
cir Agricultural and Mechanical Implements In-
,trrme t. of Music, Lanterns, 30 Sc. Open from 4.
M ~ m. daily Admittnnce Is oenta children under H.
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pOARDING.-GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS CAN BIZ
- obtained. with part full board in small Private
Family where the comforts Of homo be enjoyed
nj a Iispel I'd
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XNANTED-A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, TO TAKE
w lady in i'll health with an infant. One
BILE hear Of permanent situation by applying at 81 De-
lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-28

I OST, on TUESDAY EVENING. goth INST EITHER
IL in Min IL street stage Eighth street between
lnerity Place and McDougal street gold chain pencil
and looket, the iaeket marked with the initials L. w
The finder will please leave the at ll5 and
receive 4 suitable revard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-28

NINETY. IN THE SHADE IS JUST THE POINT
IN when Bed Bugs and other Insects bite feroooy
To eep comfortably in these nights. buy flask Of
Lyons Powder for the destruction OF Bed Bugs,
Cockroaehes 30, used IN the New York Hospital Aston
House. Irving Bouse and the principal hotels in tho city;
ard awarded premium by the American Institute Depot
Rran dunN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-28
CREAr ANp uNPARALI BLEED sroar-rnk GREAT

~ REAT PIGEON SHOOTING MATCu-THfs DAY.-rO
~ take place in Brooklyn, between the New York and
Brooeyn Srorsmens Clubs There viii be five tho
ground than Thousand birds. give ELL
persons opportunity thu several Sweepstakes
Sass i'll leave H. Russe'is Sporens Hall, 29S Adams
street, y, 10, II and A. o'clock.
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MEDICAL.

nI ELLIOTT, OCUIIsT, 63s BROADWAY, INFORM!
- his friends and patients. that, during the supme
his Office hours will DO from i0 to ~ o'clock Men
days. Wednesdays and Fridays Dr. will attend to til
poor usual after o'clock ON the above daye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-28

BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.-A FAMILY CAN BE
- accommodated with rooms In house where few board
taken 1t is beautifully situated the banks
Hudson two hours sail from lie city Steamboats, convent
al. bour IF md
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-28

SCACLIoLA Tor COMPOSITION
w Marbiel PoIishers Inquire for I. W. Dlfceue Ner
hai is Hotel Courtandt street. until Saturday next the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-28

nR. POWELL, OCULIST AURI ST, &C, ATTENDS As
- usual to diseases of the Eye and Ear Warren
where be had pamphlet gratis describing his mode
OF treating the affections of those delicate Also thu
Sd edition of his popular Treatise the Eye Price 10
Al tihllAl EA esi i,heri
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NNANTED-A GOOD JOURNEYMAN BARkER.-ONE
w who DIS his business, and Il habits
find steady employment and good by calling at
So. 2I Rridgo Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-28

RROADWAY HOTEL.-STRANGERS VISITING TIE
- city particularly directed to this truly pleasant and
heal located hotel being opp site tho Park and Fountain
with that beautiful Coeg. Green in the the immc
diate vicinity Of all tho places Of business
affords to those Visiting the city advantages than
perhaps any other hotel among Call aud sce
ITO IET-OPFICES. ROOMS, AND BEDROOMS, FUR
nshed and unfinished in house 81 Nassau street,
the Sun Office. Apply To EUGENE FERRIS, ~ Nassau ST.
Store To Let CT Gold street. from Beekman
Inquire OF T.. Ferris a Nassau street.
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MO CURE, NO CHAkGE.-Dk. MURPHY, OF s. GOLD
IN street italy consulted all forms Of private
diseases Recent gon0rhGa he
days CONGREGATIONAL debility and impotency successfully
by Dr. NJ No used In
from busineaa. Omen from "A. D. To . Y. N.
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II OsT-ON THE ezra INST. A MOROCCO CASE; con-
- tsihng isdys Gold Guard Chain with gentem IN
Miniature ataecd aso dark lava breastpn supposed
of the Fulton ferry The hLler viii be literally
~ leaving the 10. ~ Chelsea cntt west
Twtrt street heta Ninth and Tenth avenues. os
o. lig Na'er street, " ALL
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BOARDING., &c.

roUNTRY.-A LADY is DE- SIROUS OF PROCURING
~ Board for herself and children, In farm
yate fan n.y. within hours sail ride from the city.
line addressed Country to the Office Of this paper will
Mt en- ~ for week,
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Freight specie per Merchandise 10 per
foot Eight cubic feet Of baggage allowed each cabin
ger Elk cubic feet each seerage PASSENGER No passage
cured unless paid for Any remitng onehaf tho
Of passn berth for week.
J. HOWARD & SON. 81 Broadway.
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NEANTED--TWo ASSISTANT EDITORS For Dali
w Morning Paper about to he established in this city
charge Of the commercial department the other
financial They be gentlemen of Experience and
capacity entire responsibility of those de
will devolve upon them Address L. III. c. Box 1919 T. ..
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VERY PIEASANTROOM. WITH BOARD, SUITABLE
"A for single gentleman gentleman and lady, be
had At No. 6i2 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-28

HANCOCK LODGE, NO. 40, l. o. OF o. F.--THE MEM
berR Of this Lodge hereby notified assemble tho
Lodge Room in Odd Fellows Hall o'clock Thus Thur
day afternoon to the last tribn,e Of late
Brother, " iam Canbsm. CT ORGE w. WELSH N. &.
Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-28

MO CURE NO PAY.-DR. CORBITT, 10 DUANE ST..
may be consulted on the treatment of ceran delicate
Diseases practice Of sixteen devoted to the treat
Of delicate diseases enables Dr. G. the
form Of THE disease Recent cured In three days No
marc I'D
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~HMrlf e nOBiNsoN wUo' esALe COMMISSION
- ma hsrw 9aAna ksrphaaAA ksalsiA Ctty. Cau6snka
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-28

DR. COOPER. Ia DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR THR
last fourteen confined his practice to tho treat
mercurial other diseases Of delicate
lie the Of this disease
mild removed in two five days perfect
nh
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-08-04

ed, will be about one-thrd, or from 100000 to
5000, 900 bushels. This is heavy loss to fall upon
our State, but will be shared by the people gener-
ally, and also, in some measure, by the importing
points that depend upon Ohio for portion OF their
regular supplies of wheaton, Notwithstanding this
deficiency, the State will export part Of her wheat
harvest. The loss to our large wheat growers will
be considerable but by farmers generally will be
hardly felt. The same remarks will apply TO the
growers and consumers in Southern Indiana and
Southern Illinois,
The JTheat Crop Of Ohi0.-Accounts in the pub
lie prints in all parts of the State well those
received from individual observers, confirms the
approximations hitherto expressed, that the Wheat
crop in Ohio has been greatly reduced both in guam
ty and quality, by the rust and the attacks OF the
weevil,-With the exception Of small portion Of
the Western Reserve, which has comparatively es-
capped, the loss seems to be nearly equal throughout
the Statc-the variation being great between
different fields in the vicinity, between dit
iercnt counties. From conversation with gentlemen
who have taken pains to inquire, and who have
come from various parts Of the State, we con-
strained to believe that the harvest will not exceed
in quantity onc-half Of the promise Of the opening
The Corn Crop.-Some apprehensions felt as
to the safety OF the coming crop Of Corn. In the
Scoto valley where it forms the great staple, the
Corn is backward, and far from promising. There
is doubtless time yet for its recovery, but propitous
weather will be required to produce average crop
Here, however, the reserve exhibits exception.
In Portage, and the adjoining counties, the Corn Is
said to appear remarkably we'll, as also the other
Spring crops Ohio State Journal, 18TH.
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IRELAND-STATE PRISONERS.

1t is some months since we touched upon the sub
ect of the instruction in ireland, and then only u
the fate OF OBren, OF the principals charg-
ed in promoting it, SC Our readers well know that
since that PERIOD various forms of trial have been
resored to- with the view, if possible, of acq0ting
him, and others similarly circumstanced but without
success, their sentence has been transportation to
Van Dieman's Land.
PARTING ADDRESS OF THE STATE PRISONERS.
Previous to the departure of the late insurrertion-
ists they placed in the hands OF a mutual friend the
following address to their fellow countrymen. All
things considered, it must be admitted that its tone
is unoblectionable; nay, even more moderate than
could be expected from men, the whole tenor Of
whose previous conduct favored the suppositon that
they were acting, not as free agents, but as the
victims of some unknown species OF downright lu-
macy:
F'ello,c Coustrymen:-If your efforts to procure
mitigation Of the penalties to which we are about
to be subjected had been successful you desir
ed, we could not have offered to you sincere and
grateful Acknowledgements than those which we now
tender for the sympathy and solicitude which you
have displayed iii our behalf.
At this moment, while we are bidding our last
sad farewell to our native land the reflection that
our fellow-countrymen have not witnessed with in
difference our removal from among them, is a sweet
of consolation; and be assured, that this
membrance will hereafter be soothing alienation
to whatever su1erings it may be lot to endure.
Knowing that we address many who do not con
cur with in political opinions, do not feel our
selves at liberty to offer any observations upon the
policy by which this country is governed-upon the
policy which consigns us to exile. We are
compelled to repress even the emotions which we
feel in rejecting upon the awful condition in which
we leave the land have deeply loved; nor is this
fitting occasion to point out the means by which
its disasters may be repaired; but cannot refrain
from the expression of hope that you will not de-
spair of your country; and we may be permitted to
offer to our fellow countrymen parting eXhortation,
that they will lay aside those unhappy discussions
which have so long paralyzed the intrinsic strength
of the Irish nation, and henceforth learn to love
and confde in each other
We feel that it is not necessary to say any thing
to you in vindication Of our motives. Even those
who most condemn conduct know that we have
not been animated by considerations of a personal
nature in hazardng all that dear to US for the
sake Of our native land; but it to feel
ngs to declare that, whatever may be the sacrifices
incur by devotion its interests, latest aspi-
ration will be prayer for the prosperity, the honor,
and independence of Ireland.
WILLIAM S. O'BRIEN,
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER,
TERENCE BELLEW MMANUS,
PATRICK O'DONOHOE.
Richmond Prison.
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Rail Road TRANSFORMATION in E,pyand The

Rail Road Transportation in England.-The
aggregate length of the Rail Roads which were open
Tor use in Great Britain and Ireland during the aver
age period from July to December 1S4S was 4,756
miles. The aggregate of receipts during that pc
riod for the transportation of persons, merchan-
disc, carriages, animals, and other property, was
$685. which is equal to an average receipt OF
S5,79S per mile.
The amount received for transport of passengers
was S15,759, 4S9; the whole number of passengers
being 81 $3.50, 1892 who paid at the rate of 40 $40
cents by each passenger
The number of first class passengers was 3,743 602,
whose payments averaged 81 .33i each The aver
age distance travelled is not stated. There were
1871 $40 second class passengers, who paid an
average amount of 81 Clio each 7,1S4,033 of the
third class, who paid 81 40 each S450,623
of the Parliamentary class, who paid II 4-l0 each I;
and 6O,4s5 mixed, who paid at the average rate of
IL cents each.
The amount paid for the transportation Of goods,
cattle and other property, was 81 ,sl6,0S2.
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CIRCULAR INSTRUCTIONS TO COLLECTORS AND OTHER
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
TREAsuRY Department, July 16, 1s49.

OfflCfsltS pf HE CJSlONS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 16, 1919.
In view of much of the first section of the Ware
housing act Of the 9th August 1916, refers to the
disposition of unclaimed goods and of the provisions
oil the 9th section OF the act of Sd March, 1919, re-
quiring all moneys receivable from CUSTOMS Sc, Ia
he paid Immediately into the Treasury without abate-
men reduction, and in modification of the circular
No. 3 dated 23d of March, lSl9 Collectors and other
officers of the Customs are hereby instructed:
First. That the provisions of the So section Of the
General Collection act of I'd March, 1893, being UNI
changed and still in force, unclaimed goods, wares
and merchandise cannot be allowed to remain in public
store beyond the period of nine months, from the date
of their storage but must after the expiration of
that period be sold to realize the duties and proper
charges, in the mode prescribed by law, and existing
instructions of the Department.
Second. In pursuance of the provisions of the 9Th
section of the act of Sd March, 1919 before referred to-,
swell the provisions of the Iaract of 30th July,
1916; and the Warchousng act of 9th August, 1916,
the duties on all goods, wares and merchandise en-
tered and deposited i'll public warehouse under bond
must be paid within gear from the date of such
warehouse entry. Where the duties shall not have
been paid within the period mentioned, any such
goods, wares and merchandise must be sold to realize
the duties and appropriate charges in conformity
with law and the instructions of the Department
Third. Any goods and merchandise duly
warehoused, upon which the duties shall have been
paid within the prescribed period may remain in pub
lie store, and thus retain the right to expectation
with benefit of drawback of the import d. es on
due expectation at any time within two years from
the date of entry for warehousng, subject to the de-
duction from the drawback required to be retained
for the of the United States, by the 18th section
of the Tariff act of 30th August, 1912, and also
the payment of the appropriate expenses ANY goods
OF the description before mentioned, may be trans
ported under warehouse regulations and be reware-
housed at any other warehouse port and retain the
right to drawback upon due expectation therefrom
at any time within two years from the date Of the
Al.
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IMPORTATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
EOREI(nN.


ROTTERDAM, via Ne1o YOrk-Shlp Garonne.
Gin 10 pipes, coffee 600 bags, order; drugs chsts,
x n PopPlein.
Rotterdam via ,Ntw Y0rk-Ship John Marshall.
Wine 5 II cslss, Brauns s Focke; coffee
100 bags, tobacco 10 pkgs, madden csks, L Hogen-
dorf; guns cases, Boury g Sons; drugs bales,
6 s n Popplcn; mdzc II pligs, madden 20 csks, or
der
.HayaS1sez, p. R.-Brig Kate Pendergost.
Sugar l 10 hhds, Kirkland Chase s. Coz bay water
6puncheons, Moale s. Medcaie; do do, } + Strohm
& Co; molasses cslls, sugar brls, ginger 20
brls bay water II dcmijohns, lines brl, pine apples
doH, order.
Irinidod--Br. brig Sysyh.
Cocoanuts 80, master.
Demerara-Br. BRIG Somerset.
Old iron so tons, old copper 5000 lbs, w NJ Evans
Eleuthera-- Br. sch. .i2ortan.
Salt 1900 bushels, mahogany % logs, pine apples
800 doz, old iron 500 Us, specie $50 dollars, F 7
MoDtcll.
81. 1homas-Brig Kingston.
Old lead 374 lbs, \ Rogers * Co.
T11tS &iand- Brig Helen.
Salt 6i0S bus, r " hitridge 8. Go.
Haiyar, y. S-Br. sch. Robert.
Old iron tons, ginger IL bags, specie $1,000, to
master.
H-btdsor, NJ S.-Brig Uoronoco.
Plaster 225 tons, order.
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too high according to the estimation of shippers
Transactions, in consequence, have been rather
stricted respects these descriptions, but further
sales OF common Maryland have been made at last
weeks rates, say 2.50d $3.50 " 100 lbs. [Inspec-
tons for this week have not come to hand, but will
be given distinctly in neXt.l The Exports of
Maryland and Ohio to European ports since Jan list
to 25th ult. have been as follow:
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On the title page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in differ
ent cities-Steamboat and Car cgulations-Dcpar-
lures of Foreign Steamers, Packets, SC.
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Stock on hand 10Th ut, 81 ,l3l hhds.
WOOL.-There have been few inconsidcrable
lots only disposed of at 25d p cts. for tub and IS
a % for heece-washed. Larger parcels are held
above these rates.
FRElGllTS.-1hc market is quite dull and we
have no new European engagements to note. To-
bacco is being shipped TO Bremen in Bremen vessels
at los " hid, and in American at lis. Cd. To
the West Indies the rates 80 to 20 cts for dry
brs.
BEEF CATrLE.-The offerings at the drove
yards on Monday amounted to 600 head, 200 of
which were taken by city butchers, 200 driven East
wardly, and 200 left drovers' hands. The prices
paid ranged from Is to 1925, gross, equivalent to
4.5Oa Sc ~ 100 lbs, net. Live Hogs continue re-
latively scarce, and sell at 4759 IS, the current
rates Of last week.
EXCHANGE.-We have material alteration
to note in any denomination this week but continue
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O,cners of Cattle bound to keep them Off Rail
Roads.-.S j. Supreme Comt-Jtly TERM
Vandegrift u.s. Rediker-This action of tres.
pass brought against the engineer of a locomotive
for running against and killing the plaintiffs COW,
The COW was at large, and had strayed upon I'M
enclosed part of the c. & A. Rail Road, near Borden
town, just as the tran at its usual speed, ap-
preaching. The Rail Road, at the place of the ac-
cident, alongside the public highway, and the
view along the track is unobstructed for quarter
Of mile each way. The bell was tapped, and the
engine reversed, few seconds before the collision
but not in time to stop the cars. The engineer was
proved to be generally careful man in his business
The opinion of the Court delivered at the pre-
sent (July) term, by Mr. Justice Carpenter, the
suit of which is, that the of cattle is bound to
keep them on his premises at his peril that an
engineer in charge of locomotive is not liable for
an accidental injury to COW, which suffered to go
at large, has strayed Rail Road and that moth
ing but wfulness on his part will make him liable
for the loss Of exposed by the fault of the
owner .-.Ntwark Daily .7drertisey