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Markets.

NEw ORIrAss, November 6-P.M.
The advance In cotton, since the receipt Of the Hi
berna's news, Is 40 The demand A. faic. and sales
yesterday embraced 200 bales including middlng at
loh, and good middlDs at lo1s.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, lS4e.
The stesner's news ha, had no eject on the market
rriecs rem ain unchanged.
rurraLo, November 10-6r. VI.
The receipts OF produce since yesterday were ~ 600
barIsls Of nour, aud 600 bushels OF wheat The
kst for flour but not active; sales Of 0D0 bills
IF Michigan, at - By For wheat there IL moderate
inquiry and the market Is steady with salss Of 800
bushels Ohio at s4hc Corn IL less active bat without
change Oats quoted at Il and whisky ut 2sc
Freghts are, zee for -FOUR lSIsc for wheat aud No.
for corn.
ALsASy. November 100 r. NJ.
The incontncy Of the Weather checks operations In
-four and the Gales are confined to the trade.
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NEWS FOR CALIFORNIA.
THE EEKLY HER AID.

The steamships Crescent City and Ohio will leave
this port Tuesday, with the mails and passengers
for California The o. will leave at O'Clock, and
the c. C. at three o'clock.
We shall publish edition OF the Weekly Herald, at
zen O'Clock on Tuesday morning. go in the steamers
II will contain the latest intelligence from all parts Of
the world to the hour Of publication including local
news the marriages and deaths in all parts Of the coun
try since the departure of the last mall and the names
Of the passengers sailed for the modern Ell Dorado.
Single copies in wrappers ready for the mails can
be obtained at the Office, at sixpence.
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Court Of General Sessions
BEFORE ths h'cofder aud Aidsrmen HAYES and Null

NOV lo-hrfument on demurrer, In The CAGE Of IT,
fttTte 80 Michael n Wolfe and Jas Wolfe Indicted Tor
consrifpcy he attendant demurs TO the ipdietment
Ohe OF the principal grounds for the ia
even we're there combustion. charged the Object
TO be accomplished would not be criminal n, 49,.
,hs comoibstion must be harmless. Argument vas
cidtd. NV wv uo-
The Captain W Ceren Csse In the case Of can,s;,
Nc, erfeb Ia Which the defendant was TO be calsa ON
The defence moved he conrt 10 Instruct on al, nan
,he pro ecuting attnneyto elect which indcs
ne Nood proc.t TO trial This motion vas basei upou
Tue doctrine that, ireemuch both the ipdctmsnas
grew ut OF tbe tsme tran actions the defend AZ could
ONLY be tried On one Indictment ohertss assault
eno bs'terJ, with intent 60 commit rage AMI fbe
otter bill V found on a charge Of abduction uoJar tbe
A.os o. lofo Fhs Dstter IL TO BE- argued before thu
hseofoer AZ hsub.rs on Wednesday next.
No eases were tried 10. day
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Supreme Court.
GENERAL TERM.
BEFORE IudV.a limos and Fl.arda

Btfore JUDGES Jones ana EdHardf.
Nov 10.-UiHigm ~. DycLman rs The Mayer aud
Corporation # k,c iprk Tho action Il ejectment
to recover eve ot land acquired for the Of the
tion to the Vice Chancellor by whom appraisers we're
appointed and 50 oCO awarded the plaintiff together
with SIX others Brothers and sisters IN the pro-
perty rs tenants in common and the ground OF this
action Il that the amount awarded not paid within
the time provided by the statute In to this IL
appeared upon the trial that the amount sr1ed had,
In due time, been teudefed TO Jonathan o. Dyckmau
one OF the joint tenants and that he had
ceiye the same Upon the trial Of the cause, JUICE
Barcuro directed n poasuit to be entered, and the
comes before this court, Ypou application
TO get aside the nonsut and award the plaintiffs
trial
SPECIAL TERM.
Nov 10 Judge Edmonds sat 10 s,eaia term, TO hear
motions aud gave the folio wing jus sments -
Joan WarTta and .9nofher rs Cortland psioier ant
oh'rs- In this case ~ e IN ton must be deue5. The
great delays aud remssness OF the plaintiff 20 TO show
that the pursut 4 regarded az quite hopeless aud 1t
may ~ well be topped. especially merits are
svorn W As 10 the costs, error 10 suggested and
therefore the want n notice Of taxation may b en-
th.b imnetetial Motion denied. with costs.
"uhfhH u. Gretns Emeifae Grsene-D ir.rcs The
bill In this case, FLED In August issi the divorce.
which Wa sought the grounds Il adultery had bse
asned a. former hearing. wa nov gfan..d
ftfer Ian Deasenrs John ". L1fson and Ofb.r, -
Motion granted With costs
Cout Cot "A motion to restrain the buelepd from,
INT ifering With the wifes property held in her ovn
rgbt. HIS Honor gave ~ a. his opinion that A wife
canhot sue her husband In suit at law without her
Eusrdian or her NEXT friend appearing 10 be respon-
soe Tor the cots sand over 20 next motion day.
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VERY LATE PROM MADgIRA.-The bark RodericlI
Dhu, Capt. Freeman, arrived yesterday from Ma
deira, whence she sailed on the 9th ult. We are
indebted to Capt L. for the following letter from
our correspondent
MADEIRA, October 9, 1919.
Market LieRigero-Loed! Nacs-Naral Mat
tors, &c. &c.
There is nothing particular to notice since my
last. Flour has advanced to seven and half dol
lars, and somewhat scarce, with small stock. The
crops Of wheat are all harvested, and the yield is
far short Of the average. Indian corn il scarce,
and at figure fraction above last quotations, and
the stock on hand quite limited. Pipe slaves IN
demand, at sl20 per NJ. for heavy New York in
spection, cash. hight do at ESQ. The vintage, thus
tar, IL iair, and the wine likely 10 prove superior
but rather short Of the usual quantity, and the
rains are now commencing, the balance will prove
Interior.
There will, in all probability, be the usual num-
Der ct vislters this season, part OF whom are now
arriving.
There is no political change to notice. Part of
the troops, say seventy from each regiment, have
been allowed to absent themselves, and labor for
their individual account, not receiving pay from
government for sixty days, which ~ supposed to
denote tranquility TOR the present.
The exchequer OF the island ~ totally bankrupt,
and compafes with that of Portugal. The island
continues free from any cases of cholera,
although there have been some cases OF mild
form, or approaching ". The quarantine ~ strict
" enforced, much 10 the prejudice Of commerce.
We have bad two arrivals OF pine lumber, which
has glutted the market for that article
The Yorktown irigate has left, and was at Pal
mos days since, end boundto the Blight Of Benin.
The cambridge had preceded her about ten days
since. Officers and crews all well
The bark by which send tins, is the only Amc-
mean vessel in port. The Palmetto, from New
York, Is daily expected.
h. eht ,f ire re lohf nd foty ordc
IN market, end those at a low figure. The stocks
on hand are large, and oil parties anxious 70 sell
In fact, il appears that the Spanish and French
wines have taken the precedence. ID. 5.
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ARRIVAL or OCEAN STKAMERs-We announced
in our morning edition Of yesterday that four
steamships were due that morning at this port, and
one at Boston, with later intelligence from their
ports ef departure. We have received the news
Of three Of them. The Ohio and Cherokee have ar
rived here, and the Cambria at Boston. The En-
plre City and Great Western are still due.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
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NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
NcO~~>~~N~~~>~~~>~~>~~
One Month Later from San Francisco.
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ARRIVAL OF The OREGON AT PANAMA,
FALCON AT NEW ORLEANS.
Arrival Of Gold Dust.
HEALTH OF THOMAS BUTLER KING.


New ORLEANS, Nov. 7, 1919
The Gulf mail steamship Falcon, Capt. Hart
stein, arrived yesterday at this port from Chagres,
after passage of six days
She reports the arrival at Panama, on the 23d ut.
of the Pacific mail steamship Oregon, Capt Pear
son, from San Francisco, with intelligence from
that port to the LIST OF October-one month later
than previous advices.
The Oregon brought down from San Francisco
three hundred passengers and ssven hundred thoa-
sand dollar, in gold dust.
The Hon. Thomas Butler King, who was re-
ported dangerously i'll at San Francisco at the pre-
vious accounts, was slowly recovering, and would
leave for the Atlantic the steamer of the lstins
1t is his desire to be in Washington on the opening
of Congress-, to be ready to lay before that body
the facts he has obtained relative to California.
We regret to learn that the Falcon brought no
mails
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considerably to the commerce between Cuba and
the mother country-an object which the Cubans
greatly desire.
After long season of great drought, there has
fallen such quantity Of rain on the island as to
threaten almost to be great an evil as the
drought. The Matanzas papers complain that they
shall be all drowned or turned into frogs.
MARKETS.
HAVANA, Nov. 3-PRovIsIoNs.-CodAsh and other
American provisions quite scarce at Havana on
the LIST November; several osrgoes, however, said
to be on the way from New York.
Sr Cssas Remon founder Of the College Of St. Cris-
toba OF Carraguas, departed this life at Havana,
the 31st October
Don Limo Martinez, young lawyer died on Esd ult.
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Police Intelligence.

Charge Of Perjury IA Illegal Voiing On Thursday
last Justice Mouptort issued warrant for the arrest
OF by the name II Richard Searles, on . charge
Of perjury in swearing in his the Third district
taking the general oath administered BY the fnepec
tors. He swore that he resided at No. 213h Church
street The day after the election MIR Bennett, one
OF the Inspectors ssceaned that Searlss did not
side at the number as stated there any such
Der In that street to by Seares Yester-
day morning OF the SKI ward policemen arrested
Sesrles q charge Of stealing set Of wagon harness,
. portion Of which found in his possession. On
the pr being brought before Justice Mounfort.
the magistrate at once Identified him the man
perjury The magistrate asked him IL he resided in
Church street to which he answered Non The JUS
tce then committed him TO prison the charge
Of perjury During the day the harness identified
by Robert NcLaug HIN, OF No 20 Cross street his sta
bic bayingl been broken open aud the harness stolen
him fer trial on the burglary also.
.fvrssf Suspicion Officer Nlsrtindae Of the Third
ward arrested, yesterday woman by the name Of Mary
Sullivan, servant la the employ Of James Lindsey, No.
III Liberty street cha of stealing Sl57 In bank
bills The accused Vas detained by Justice Mount
fort for q further hearing.
gal Tciing "A man by the name Of william Day
vas arrested yesterday by scer Duoa OF the seventh
ward, charge OF voting Illegally In that ward Jus
tce Osborne committed the accused for q further
hsnirg
Charge of Rsc,icinx Sioi,n GooSs-A man by the
charge OF rec,ving stolen goods knowing the to
be ttolen Ofcer Dull, Of the Fiftee nth ward.
ysyed the accused before the magistrate who detained
Lin for a further hearing,
Si0ien Proy,rfy R-corerei.-Andrcr Wilson, alias
French. arrested Thursday evening for steal
ing a gold watch and a silver one from James VI.
Evans board ship lying la the East River. They
ars walked at $50 and have been recovered.
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Arrival OF the herOkee.

The steamship Cherokee, Capt Lyon, arrived
sxty-four hours. Annexed is list of her pas
yesterday morning from Savannah, latter passage of
sengers:-
PASSENGERS BY THE STEAMSHIP CHEROKEE
-! L. smallwood, Wa. Calm, Capt w. w. Msckall,
want, Richard Groom, VIM. Humphreys Jr., Mrs. Wa
tell, Mrs l.. A. Wright Mics Anderson Williamson D.
Hsberssam, VIM Porter, Nicholas Groom, L. c. Clark,
Miss Mary Ann Groom, Miss Morris, Mrs James r.
Johnson Mr. Water Miss s. B. Rice, E. T.. Sil and IL
in the steersge.
The Legislature of the State Of Georgia convened on
the 5th November inst, and that day Governor
Towns delivered his message to that body.
We gather from it that the entire public debt Of tho
State ID SlS28,472 22, redeemable in twenty years
During the year 1885, State bonds to the amount Of
S225 0o issued for the relief ofthe Central Bank
and to the amount Of s237 900 during the present
year, for the purpose. The bonded debt Of the
bank amounts to SAT- 000 which is drawing interest at
seven per cent.
An ad raiocm system of taxation instead Of tbs spe-
cifc, is recommended for the adoption Of the Legs.
lature
The Western Atlantic Railroad will be completed
very The receipts this year IA per cent over
those Of last year. and Al per cent those of 1847
The profits Of the penitentisry, for the fiscal year,
amount to $21,353 Co.
The Governor suggests that thssmods Of voting,
throughout Georgia. should be changed from the bal.
lot to pira
The slavery question occupies q considerable portion
Of the mesrage. The Wimot prsviso, Northern fana-
tcism, and the free-soil party freely denounced
in it. Further aggression, the Governor says ought
not to be endured and If 1t be attempted by the fsde-
raj government 1t must be repealed by all the moral
and physical power of the State ell amicabe MEANS
however, being first exhausted. Governor To wns CON-
sider it his duty ask for the passage Of an act in
vesting him with the power to oonvoke convention
OF the people of the State to take into consideration
measures for their safety and preservation, in the
event Of the passage Of the Wilmot proviso, any
kindred measure He also recommends the passage OF
act making slave stealing capital offence.
The message Is very deficient In information CON-
corning the educational and banking interests Of Gsor.
GIG.
MARKETS.
SAVANNAH MARKET, Nov. 5-The market was at o
complete stand still yesterday, in consequence of
the absence OF any later news. A teegra PHO des-
patch was received on Sunday evening. but IL was
i'm perfect that could tell whether there
advasee or decline Neither buyers sellers were
inclined to operate to extent Late the afternoon
two or three hundred bales sold but we Gid not
learn the particulars In the erenng private despatch
fsm Macon reported at the sales of Cotton in Liverpool
for the Ueek $4,000 bales Gdranee Of "a r.
~. Fsr Cottons w0e quoted at 6'sd to esd.
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Rise In the River mt Albany.

ALBANY, November 10, 1910.
There rise in the river here last evening, the
water rising from six to feet completely covering
the piers and docks In several Of the streets large
quantities of -four provisions aud other articles
under water Lumber In great quantities, and consi
dersbe lots Of -four have foated down the river also
some eight or ten canal boats that moored yster
day at the freight depot-one two Of them laden
with -four having no enc on board.
IL il still raining and the water is on the rise
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snorsInu Intelligence.

CrNrrEItK Counsr, L. 1.-TnorriSe 20. rlctro.-A
capital treat Is offered to the patrons of the Centrevs
to morrow, In an affair that is to OF In the After
noon, between Lady Suffolk (usder the ssddle and the
pacing horse Dsn Miller tin bArncssJ Formerly know
a. Bill foole-tro mile hestsfr purse Of $50. Dan
KILLER u known 20 Be remarkably fast horse, having
paced mile in harness In 2.23-the quickest record
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The LouIsiana Election.

New ORLEANS, Nov. s, 1910.
The election in this State came or Monday last.
The returns from the city favorable to the demo-
Gratis who have carried it-as, also probable the
the State. Walker the democratic candidate FOR Co.
vernon, is elected by $50 majority large
gain over Taylor's election. Conrad, whig in the I'd
district and Lasere democrat in the LIST district
elected to Cepqress,
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The Enpirc City.

THIS steamer may arrive at any moment. She
may have the California mails on board. She
will bring the details of the month later intelligence
from the Gold Region, geographically reported
In another column.
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AHTI-SLAvERY AMONG THE DEMOCRACY. The
Ercning Post says that the recent election proves
that the mass Of the two factions oil the democracy
are now agreed in their opposition to the extension
Of slavery, and will try to prevent ITS introduction
into New Mexico and California John Van Bu-
rem says ditto. This position backs up the old
party, North and South. The wings may have
the field to themselves.
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IMrRovtp PnINrlNa PEkss a corrc. pondent Of

the Concordia (Miss.) fptaiigencer, Whiting from
CliEtcn, IN that state, says;-Mr. James A. Camp
bell quite a youth, has invented, and, believe,
patented, a most important Improvement on the
printing press. II prints both sides Of sheet, in
technically called, us own feeding and h,lnr II
will print $1,000 sheets an hour being about 200
more than the best presses now uscj, aud saves
much personal labor. Mr.. G. is not a mechanic,
bet sut bis IDEAS by visiting our pnaing Office.
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City Intelligence.

SHOCKS OF EARTHeUAWs.-Frdsy night, at 10 minutes
past ii O'Clock two distinct shocks of earthquake
felt in retired part Of the city town The shocks
accompanied by that deep, low rumbng sound
which usually attends dsordered state Of the sarths
bowels.
AccIpENr.-On Friday, Mrs. Abezhuret, Of 20 Cannon
street, passing through Columbia street. near RI
v.pgton, when she was by q horse and cart,
driven by Q butcher whose name is unknown She
was severely injured, and taken to her residence
by policeman Abraham Post of the Thirteenth ward.
physician was sent for to dress her wounds This IL
another Of the instances of the reckessness Of human
life evinced by cartmen and omnibus drivers
WANT OF Gas LIeHr.-In Twentieth street. between
Second and Third Avenues total darkness prevails
~ night, unless when the cold round moon shines
deeply down"
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Hides-1he sales have been extensive, all the small
having been bought mp at $50 1855 100 rs. The
pert TO the ntsd sta;ts has been 81 20l freixhts
have continued very duh IS cents having been taken
fer Northern ports of the Upiied states by vessels
demUrrsge Tbcfe unengaged hed at COO bot there
Il very little Offering. New orleans, ESQ Exchange
rult st ed wth an vp~ard tendency. " has sud
denly advanced TO zo5kd aud many hold for I'D
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Affairs In Pittsburgh.

FirrsBURon, Nov. lo-A. M.
The Of the Cambrias arrival ct Halifax
has just been received There is but little outdoor
business doing owing to the recent heavy rains The
weather nov, however, indicates . clearing up. The
storm for thcsst three days. has causeda considsbs
rise in the Ohio river the water being at present
ten feet In depth In the channel.
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Kexxa from All Parts OF the World.

Our columns of this me rning are filled with news
from all parts Of the world Very late advices
were received yesterday from California, South
America, Europe, the West Indies, Madeira, &C.,
de- News, like rain, pours upon US.
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TRAGEDY ~ INDiANA--A MsMBER OF THE LEcrs-
rsTuEE SHor.--We learn by a gentleman from
Orange county, that on Tuesday evening rem
contre took place between Col Bowles and Dr.
Sheuod. the member elect 20 the lower House OF
our State Legislature. In the course of the con-
flict pistols were used freely. aud the latter was
finally shot down. The wound was con sdered
mcita, and the doctor not expected to live any
time when our informant lsn.-New dita9y (h)
Lhl!tfsr, OFT. 81.
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Circuit court.

Nov 10-CafheTiss Tregaagtn, Cbas n. Rirs
D. Baldtn and o1srsIbis was an action for trespas.
~ tei,ts property by virtue Of mortgage Witch vas
resi- due and under Witch they took other property
80. iheinatd in tie mortgage, to the amount Of up-
verds $50. Adjourned
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CnARuY.-The promising sons Of Moses Y.
Beaca have enlightened US with discourse on
charity. Charity Is very beautiful thing, and il
our charitable fnsnciers would only practise lit
tie Of il towards the widows and orphans swinded
out of their money by the Plainfeld and Jackson
vile Banks, they might preach to some purpose.
Charity and rascaiy, however, do not often travel
together. "Charity begins at home,' and has
never been to Planfeld.
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superior Court.
NOV 10 -Nos enumerated motions were heard tb,,
Day, but none Of pubic interest WIZ


We learn that ~ utepant q Il. A. m K.npedv b,,
oeen ordersd TO TIE commsnd OF the u : siora shS
supply nov htipg Out A. the tiosport Navv Va, ~
,hr acihe; and that Passed Midshipman winasr 10
, als' .ia'r,a TO her as Aetlss Aastse.- Mr5sis
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Hon. Waiter Forwards Acceptance.

PHLApELPHiA, Nov. 10, 1Sso.
A despatch from Pittsburgh announces that tho
Hon Mr. Forward has accepted Of the appointment Of
Charge dAfaires to Denmark.
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the seu,hern Paper,

BALTIMORE, Nov 1o-P. NJ.
The Southern mail has arrived, with New Orleans
papers TO the % inst Nothing new.
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Settlement OF the Difficulties with the
Usage Indians.

WASHING ron, Nov 10, 1849.
The delegation Of Usage Indians arrived day, and
interview with President Taylor respecting the
payment Of their annuties The sickness Of the agents
was the cause which being explained, the osases were
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shipping Intelligence.

Below-sehOoner Admiral, Blate, from New forH.
NEw oRLEANs. Now
Arriysdshir, Mediator. John Brainy. aud soatherner
frJu New Yofk; Asriotn. and harcellus from Boston.
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Too LArE.-Col. Webb, IN yesterdays Courier,
makes deliberate move on the political chess
board, in favor Of w. ii. Seward fo1ihs Presiden-
ey. All very well but he happens to be too late
Downing and the "colored gemmen" have a prior
Slam upon the little Ex-Governor. Their ticket IL
W. n. sswssp, free rhite mani Of New York,
For PRECEDENT
Tsrprsfcr Dorotss., tree bisek mani Of Ohio,
For Vice President
Urless, therefore, Wall street neighbor is dis
poeed IN oin in the movement Of the arstocracy Of
color, be must abandon his man. Seward and
Dous lSse 10 The ticket tie whole ef none.
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Brooklyn city Intel igcnce.

HONOR TO THE BrAvE.- PreParatiOns have been made
In this city, by the military under the command Of
General Duryea, TO receive tho remains Of General
Worth and attend his funeral, on Friday next.
CRY CouRr--In the case Of Daniel p. Phelan and
William Quigley vs.. the Emmett Benevolent Society,
the jury returned verdict In favor Of the plaintiffs
Damages, $1s6.
OyrH Ass TERMrSrR.-ln the case Of Jacob Carpeu.
ter, found guilty Of tubornaon Of perjury judgment
suspended II is the intention Of COUNSEL carry
1t up to the Superior Court upon . bill Of exceptions