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state of the River ut Pittsburgh.

PfrTsBuRGH, October &c, 1sio.
The river Is stationary. The depth of water In the
channel is three feet and half
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Boots the came that eSh, the late Pair ~ the
sm,gon institute ate 'old ior - o. Tire Of Full
o. and aasau street; hne - 50 usually in other
tiore" Boots AMI shots u ell Minds in prolorti,n
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eau D. fontd a. Naths 10 fulsolI tree. Tnec rd Of
hnynf commcn Doors. viii dear auy pr adj
'to o. purchase 81 Natkns axes all boots he
tth fe has French calf Boots Tow So keeps
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The Annexation Movement In Cana ada.

MONTREAL, Oct. 20, I849.
reqaisition for public meeting Quebec, to take
into consideration the best OF obtaining annexa
ton, was signed yesterday by several hundreds of per-
sons Of beth The meeting fixed for Sstur.
day. the 9th inst. Ito morrowl
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We are requested to state that the steamship Isabel
is detained TIL to morrow Sunday morning. when she
will positiyely snil ats O'Clock An
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ronunues 70 iufnh ort % Voitagcs and Stores e1aa
10 aud as thesr az w this MARKET
SAMUEL BUOTu Is Myrtle avenue. Brookivn.
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Total, 300 10000 3i6SOOOO li7 100000 O35O0OOO
The Cons trade has experienced little auctuation
sin our last the home supply of wheat has been
moderate. but large OF foreign. and great mauy
from the Black Sea have arrived much of
condition rendering sales extremely diicult really
good ana 1ne WHEAT pretty well maintains its value,
and the will apply TO barrel Hour of good quality
OF which supply IL short. Spring much last
week. Indian corn finds occasional buyers at 25s I'd.
2Is for lbrnia, Galats sc but the accounts of
tate disease generally believed TO be exaggerated
and the trade show little disposition to purchase
COTTON The advices per Europa, caused great
citenent at Liverpool and very large transactions took
place at advance, since which prices have further
improved and miadling New Orleans yesterday, was
quoted at sd. With US 1880 bales have changed
hands nearly all Surats, from A. d. issd being 4d
desrer
DHuGs, &c.-In the absence Of public sales we have
much alteration to notice: 200 bags Pegue clutch
have been sold at les and 900 bags Bengal turmeric
los q los. Cd Csmphor is dull az 50s turkey opium
has advanced to LIS per Id quicksilver Is All
lac aye to-day at auction found ready buyers at full
prices.
HiDrs- The market generally is dull but for 2622S
East India at auction yesterday there a fair de-
mar and 231z were sold at former rates. those
sold chiefly Of fair quality suitable for home
lnDicO-lhe quarterly sales consisting OF 1917
chests commenced the sth instant, and are pro-
cetong britkly; good demand apparent both for
export home use, and OF 749 chests which have
psssed tse 1896 chests have thus far been disposed
OF at prices ruling from par to I'd advance Bengal;
Madras par TO I'd. lower; and kurpah par to I'd ad-
vance, compared with the currency OF July 1899
chests have been withdraw leaving ll57g chests st
for sale. We tha doubt receive later vices from
Calcutta before the cose OF the auction when the
turn Of The crop will be pretty well decided OF Qua
txma liz serOns have been sold from p sd. 80 Cd
per h. very full prices The imports aud sto,ks LIST
inst in France, Holland aud Great Britain, we're M
follows
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Nrw BNUSswtcH AssrMnLY The St John N,u
BfunssctcItr Of Saturday last, says:-A rumor is In
crc ustion that the House 81 Assembly Of this Pro.
vince Is te be dissolved forthsith, but yet In
posesiou 81 information giving eircula
ton 70 the report The Royal Gssds q wednesday IL
silent on the subject
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The Hon. James buchanan.

PIrrsBURGH, October 20, 1919.
The Hon. James Buchanan arrived In this city last
evening.
Arrival OF the steamer Ohio at New Orleans,
New OaLEASs, Oct. rs, 1919.
The U. S. mail steamship Ohio has arrived
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n.u t.ts certain number shares sufficient for the
Arst expenses sth Agricultniai instruments, ma
dnrpg three years If the above plan be approved
a eommission is to be named to carry 1t into exc
sution. ,,.
The Cork election is exciting great attention. Ano
tber can appeared namely Mr. Martin Burke,
Of the Shebourne Hotel, Dublin,-of Brougham noto-
riety.
OCopnell in getting up agits ion shop on his own
account The Irishman in singing article under the
head of Z" Revived Agitations" deals out some heavy
blews and prea to the project bames
MIR Duffy being insncere in his political conduot,
and exclusive al to the new party he would wish to
Our Dublin commercial advices represent trade as
being dull
Messrs. Baring's Circular.
LoSpoS, October H. 1Sl9.
We have had. generally quiet week in our colonial
and foreign produce markets with q downward ten
dency in the value many articles the exceptions be-
ing cotton which has been largely dealt in ut advanced
rates and indigo the quarterly sales of which pro-
ceeding briskly at rather higher prices. Money
tinues 20 be in good demand aud its value has
what improved. The minimum rate of discount at the
Bank of England remains, however, unchanged, the
amount of bullion still being the increase.
AMERICAN SrocKs.-Durng the greater part of the
week, the demand has been very limited for United
States per cent Stocks but to- day. the psrture
Of the mail business has been done at los 05 for
bonds to bearer and there sellers under lO6
per cent. Certificates offered at 1s4 sale Of
Pennsylvania has been made at 7s1 Maryland, s71z
Ssh per cent. We have otherwise transactions or
variation 10 notice.
CocHINEAL-The sales comprise 260 bags Honduras,
and 80 bags Mexican grain, at steady prices.
CorrrE has been in less demand aud 800 casks 500
bags Ceylon have only found buyers u
duction Of about 2s per cwt viz from AIS for ue
binary, up 55s for low niddling colory Native is
held at SIS 3ss Cd without finding buyers go bags
Costa Rice have been sold at ass 46s 6d for fine
binary but 10 casks Porto Rico at lion we're with
drawn st AIS: with 800 bag. La Guayra at Ais being
rather cheaper. AT Hamburg as well in Hoiiaad
and Belgium. more demand mas prevailed There are
buyers of hoalg csrgoes Of azl at 35s 3jS 81 for
good frsts,' and IN proportion thereto. Hold rs
however dImly insist on a6s. "a Sos cd and thus no
transactions have taxi place We subjon a note OF
the importat ms from LIST January AID stocks LIST
instant, VIZ
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lSis. 1919. E4S.
Great Britain 4tu0oO0 % 100000 IS 2uOOHO Al 2W0pO
Otter ports Eupe 258 200oOh 27O2OO0 80 100000 G2SOOO
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An account putsuaut the Act th ana Sth Victoria
cap ~ for the week ending On Saturday the eth
day Of October. is4g 49,
tssrf nFPsRrNprr
Notes suss .G4s ~ az Government D.St gIl eslOO
nfl 49,
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Y s. sloop Of var Decstur ti6J on . cruise sailed
from Accfa West cCast a Africs Aug 2
brig forpoise, u0J for leesard, al veil, sailed
nom Eimins, July l.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10

hereby appointed to request him 10 write
out for publication the substance Of his re:
marks; and that laid committee correspond
with our friends in The adjoining counties.
for the purpose Of raising funds to pay for
large. edition Of hisspeech for general cir.
culation.
Resotred, That we recommend to the
democrats of this State, who are resolved
to sJhers to principles ever held sacred bJ
our patty, to hold q mass meeting at Jefer.
son City or Glasgow, during the month Of
October ensuing, as may best suit the visw'
of our friends in the centre, and that We
pledge the democracy Of old Pike, tor . iui
representation in said Convention.
On motion, the chair appointed Peter Carr.
A. H. Buckner and Simeon p. Robinson the com
mittee mentioned above.
On motion of N. P. Minor, ESQ., it wal
resolved, that the proceedings Of this meet
ing be published in the Democratic Banner,
and that the papers in the State be request.
On motion, The meeting adjourned.
F. ]. CALLS, President.
E. c. MuRRAY, Secretary. e9,E
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
HUNGARIAN CRUSADE FOR FREE:
~ IOM. - lif|

The war SetWssn Hungary and the Austri'.
Russian onur.ssors and invaders, has assumed
an the hish and inspiring srtributss Of = religious
lwar. Tbs, Hunxasisns fghs for ffssdon Il Gen.
lsoieucs a. well o. COT political enanelpation.-
The uyaysr for victery u s~yeryvhers oasred
lup. In the humbl6 esttsgs Of the Magyar PEASANT
and on the bassls asld, where dtssh or yis.ofy
awaits thGui. As 10 evidence 81 The religion
enthusiasm and almost inspired patriottu Of tie
HUNGARIAN warriors, the Philadelphia Sun pre-
SCENTS the following translation Of the Litsny
lcomposed BY Kossush. Il l. no wonder that
iHunesrians fight veil, when Mingled With thar
PRAYER 20 Heaven. csznes the fshisat IT thsir
long list Of expressions and gFisvaness.
Gsany Of ne Hun1sdan and Pohk WarTIors.
God and Father, who hast brought Thy pee
lple from The slavery Of Egypt, end hast I'D then
Into Christian lasd-Restors to 20 our eoun-
Try. u. -. hgk g.,
Son aud Savior, who having bsen c.uciHsd
art risen, now reign 10 slory-Rsg'nsrs.s our
l~counfry.
Mothsr Of God, when cur kAhsr prsslsinsd
lQursn Of Hungary and POlzsd-sssstA eds our
ss.ni.Is: psS..c.or d Poland. &. sss,sn4ars.
King Of H~uneary-Prsy for Us.
Cssimir, protector of lithusnia-PraY fos %.
Protective ssinss efoos infant and struggling
nsiions-PFsy for %. y -.9@ g-9l; ~
From the slavery Of Mussoyy. Ausiria, and
Prussia-Delivsr n, Oh Laskl -,,f IT
Blythe mastyrdom Of tpssl1 Aasusand Of the
|iahsbitants Of Prsgs, stai1 r. ekeiR 6itk and
their Hbeny-Dsiivss -, ohIstdsoa 2ai
By The nsrtyrdoa If ths SouIhfsiiasn Of
|Lishnania, slaip b. tAs Kseus II he ap;asa and
in exile-DslivsF ~ oh Lsnd.
By the n.aEtyrdon Of tie psopls Of Ossniaoa.
in Asis homes ar5 ID the chuEehss Of
their opprsssors-Delives %, Oh Lord.
By the martyrdom Of soldiers, massacrsa a.
|Fischan, BY The Prussians-Dsivsf ~, Oh
Lord.
By the martyrdsm Of soldiers inundated BY
The Knout Of CFousta6t By the Muscovtss-DS-
liver us, Oh Lord.
By the blood Of Ill patriots slsin fcS their faith
and their libsrty-Dsliser us, Oh Lord.
By the wound, the tears, and suferines Of
all the slain and sxilss Of Hu~ngsry-DsliVsr Us
oh Lord.
Give 10 Q universal war for the liberty ofthy
|psople-Ws besssch Thee, Oh Lord.
| Grant 10 shappy death upon the 6eld Of bat.
bessOch Thee, Oh Lord.
Grant % . peaceful tomb for the repose Of
our rsmsins-Ws besssch Thee, Oh Lord.
Grant us The independence, ths integrity. and
ths liberty -four oountFy--Ws beseseh Thss
in the name Of the Father and the Sen and The
Holy Cheat. Amen.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
Correspondence Of the Republican.

PALMYRA, Tuesday, Sept. 8. 1919.
Gents: In the postscript to my letter d
August s7th, REMARKED that . writ Of hs.
beas corpus had been abandoned" And
so far as Judge Wells Of this Circuit, and
Judge Reese Of the Upper Circuit is con-
cerned, it was true; for It sppesrS that Meth
er of the above named Judges would grant
Q writ, or have anything to do with reisss.
ing Wise from Jail. But, Sttsngs to tell,
on Friday last, Wise wss taken out Of jail.
and carried to Lewis county, before Judge
EIis-one Of the Judges Of the County
Court for Lewis county-snd admitted t.
bail in the sum Of ten thousand dollars
John M. Winner, Of st. Louis, and Halsey
White of Lewis county, becoming his sscu-
rites. Upon this most extraordinary judi
ci.l proceeding, l shall make 10 comment.
but will leave il for wi1r and more expe.
|rienced hands 10 the kxao settle. When
It is remembered, that We have four Judges
ia this county who have jurisdiction Of the
case, is it not wonderous strange that be
should have to send all the way to Lewis
county to find q Judge to administer justice
in the case.
In conclusion, allow me to put this quss.
ton 70 you. II Judge Ellis, Of Lewis coun.
.ty, hes the right to set al liberty q man "a
'Msrion county, who was put to Jail by the
proper authorities of Marion county, fol
murder in the first degree. has he not the
same right to release all the scoundrels that
are daily committed in your city? p.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
r MURRAN. Editors.
jCUIsIANA. MISSOURI.
STATE CONVENTION.

The "Missouri Democrat and several
other dsnocratic papers Of the State are
aesssting ihs sahjset Of 9 Central Conven'
tea Of the Democracy Of the State. The
~sxpediency, Or necessity, Of such . Con-
vention seems to meet with general consent
The Democrat suggests the Goth Of octo.
bs9 81 suitable time, 10 which the Metro
pSlitta replies :-"Aftsr much consultation
with friends here and at q distance in vari.
Gus parts Of the State, We have concluded
that he s;gss proposed vss teo early to &C.
ebzAplish ell the good iatsnded by the as
sshblfaR Of q Convention. The work ID
tcipa On enely-the people ara becoming
acduaiateA NTH shs tras issue, and where
ever this Is the case, they are dropping Ben
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10

The Circuit Court for this county ha.
bsen in session for q week, and we presume
will not adjourn before Friday or Saturday
next. But few cases have IS yet been de-.
cided. n. C..-i In-v ar~.. :. Eridas
Last. altar having made 90 indictments
chiefly TOR gambling and violating the Ii.
cense Law. Bets of less than one dollar
have in some instances cost the parties 10
80, or 80 dollars. .
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
raoN rue 81. LOUIS UNION.
ARRIVAL OF THE WARRINGTON.
TWO Day LITER FROM EUROPE.
LouIsvILLE, Sept. 9th.

LouIsvILLE, Sept. 9th.
The Washington arrived at New York
at midnight, bringing two days later iptelli.
|gence. II il said that 80, 900 Russians,
commanded by Gen. Luders, were com
pletely routed by an inferior force Of Hun.
garians, under Benz and the survivors, a.
ter the battle, hunted into Wallachia. A
bulletin from Dembinski, dated Gyongyss,
July 2Sth, speaks Of q second great victory
he has obtained over the Russians, sftsl
having attacked them by surprise, at night,
on the 23d. The Russians did not make, I
stand. Many Of the officers fed in thsil
shirts--othsrs were cut down, or taken pris.
oners ; two regiments Of Russisn cuiTsssier,
were nearly annihilsted. The Russians
rallied. and fought desperately lin the morn
ing q brilliant attack, by the cavalry, deci.
dsd the contest. The Russians left l.e0(
dead on the field, Is cannon, end 1000
prisoners. in.
The following Russian intelligence 10 Civ.
|en-what, then, must have been.the reality,
|if they ceafess this much? "Op the 23doI
July, the rides were attacked in the pass Of
|Ojlush. by the Msgysrs, and forced to re.
treat; they were reinforced With pieces
of artillery, but again obliged to retreat, af.
ter three hours fighting, in which they lost,
ia killed and wounded, 4efBesps AID 100
'prfsstes. The MagyIrs passed through the
Pass" -
Vienna is Row garrisoned by only . few
new lsvies. The Vienna letters confirm
the intelligence Of the occupation Of Raab
by the Hungarians, some Of whom had ap-
peared sven within Q few Leagues Of Wen
M. The Austrisns were hastily collecting
an army Of 2 10000 men ct Presburgh, to as
sumo the offensive. The Brsslau Letting
says, that persons who arrived in Vienna on
that evening, affirmed that . ssnguinsry en-
gagement had taken place q. Groswardsin,
where the Hungsrians had concentrated :
force Of 8 1000 men, including troopsftam
Klausenburg. The atfairs Of Comorn are
in the same state. The HunssrianS wsrs
threatning Presburgh.
No chsDge to notice 10 commercial trans
actions. Markets the same.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
STATE ELECTIONS.

Maryland votes on the1st Monday Of Oc-
tobar next Mississippi votes Oh the first
Mouday and Tuesday of November. Lou.
isiana votes on the frst Monday Of Novsm.
Der.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10

Extra Session efthe Mnois Legislature.
--Governor French, Of Illinois, issued q
proclamation on Che 9Th inst, to convene
The Legislature in an extra session. The
ehief Objects to gil the present vacancy 10
The o. s. Senate, occasiopsd BY the ineli-
gibility Of Gen. Shields, who was elected
st the last session of that body. though his
Excellency mentions in all twelve subjects
- demanding their attention. The eonsti-
tuition prohibits legislation, Ut an extrases-
sion. upon any subject not mentioned in The
proclamation.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10

The police in Rome Is pow directed by
French officers, priests and No songs
containing any patriotic phrases are allow
ed to be sung in the coffee houses, or places
Of public resort.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10

The Jews Of Ruda have resolved to emf.
CRATE to the United States. They are tired
of forced contributions TO support war, and
declare themselves bankrupt. -
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
M'CRACKENs EXPERIENCE.
Tell us 1bout The feht, Jo.'

! "IelI 00 1oouI Tue R&nS, JOs
hWhy, ycu zee boys, i .w.ssyons Of the tight
lest places I ever was in, Jack, give us-s light
will yo12 never seed pTsxactly ~ many psn
iaround one poor fellcv afore, IN I wouldn't .
cared much then Of It had . ben 4 place where
II knowed the ropes; out | never had seed LOU
l%isville; but, some how, 1 thought FL vas 70 get
Into q 6ie, I'd show some Of them ehsps that
IM'Crreksn could put in some right tall icks.
lSe, I takes OF my homespun, rells up my
sleeves, when al at once suthin strack me-
Who 1ss il?'
.Why, I'd noticed Q tall teller on the outside
or the crowd, pick up . rock, but il wss'nt ham,
for he threw It down again, another sler, .
Major something, ho'd an eternal big hickory
stick in his fst, and--,'
'Wss It the Msjor7'
No, I don't believe It was; a. he'd walked
away before skuFmags commenced; and I did'0t
look like q man what would maltreat q stranger;
but, a. I was Q sayin su!hin struck me-
Whereabouts did il bit you Jaeks'
Con the bead. A ! was sayin ] had just goi
myself peeled, and bad ssrt . singled out . Pep
eyed lookin Teller jest afoss ms. and vas thiAk-
10 % myself yous ny H'sd, sure. when ssis's
struck me-
Did Il knock 700 dewn2' q
tHold On fsIls9s, don't b in such . sqHnP6sa
Inc, Il didn't knock me dows; but I--
Sort q staggered your
sNe.--csnt coy il did much; but - I wss ssy-
lin, the 2op.syedf sllsr locked a. Of be was -
bout to catch The orfnllsst eowhollopin bed ~.
Ier seed in bis born days; and I'd jet denbssdpp
these partateP gTsbbsTs, caloulatin 70 plant go
lon top Of his noss, and knock both Of his eyee
back intss the nsesral position, whsu, % ] sAA
before suthin struck me-
Was i tie Rop-sIsd fllsyl
No sir.sI IknoWsd frsa Ah build ] Was .
|quiceksr motionsd man. IN be was snd b.a
ljust sort o got my appsr lip stif, and drswSin
e long brsslh, when suthin struck me: -
We'd, rksi vss ip
why. an idssr, that I'd bettsr Be- . maxim
lirseks ffon The diggihs fat !; and boys, 81 YOU'D
only ben sbsut thar THAI mosnlh. yoH'd . SEED
old MeCracksn > maxim The fastest tins fox y
miles and . lsstls bettsr, % svff. Wss made N
|ysEsrsenI Wheop ssa u you've got any more
Of that bald face, pour Il OUT -
AGyyD Damage. and Important Tsrdiet.
REV. Alexander Campbell, President Of
Bethany VA College. has rscsivsd$ 49,
600 Of Rev. james ebiasoa, ofSectlsad.--
Mr.. Csmpbsll, % a tour Though Scotland
ia 1871. was arrested and Imprisoned IN
Edinburgh, thsough the agency Of Tie Rey.
jas. Robinson, fos having, willis. discosfs+
ing on the subject Of slavery ustsssassnsF.
ments obnoxious to that gsnslemsa. soaas'
of biz friends instituted ssuit ss1inst Mr.
q. This nit has recently Terminated, and
the result 10 q dscrssof the Lords Of COINS
Gil and Session, in favor Of Mr.. CamPbsus
for Two thousand pounds sterling 1859
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10

70 hfrn, anaSsmtffyine to his former friends.
10th. That We cordially approve the &C.
ton Of our otherdelsgstes 10 Congress up-
on this question of slavery, aud especially
do We commend the patriotic, the bold and
msniy stand Of Messrs. Atchison, jameson
and Green-to them we say, "weli done
good and faithful servants"
18th. That the course and conduct of the
st. Louis Union, its base subserviency to the
some man power" its open advocacy Of
measures hostile to the interests Of the
.slaveholding States jits imbscils aud shut.
ding course, stamp it at oncs a. an organ
unit Tor the great Democratic party Of the
State Of Missouri.
Peter Carr, Esq, then moved that the meeting
adopt the resolutions a. read in the mass
WhsreupOn the vote, was taken, and decided
a-aanimOssly ia Ms etErmativs.
A. Il. Duetper, Esq., then offered for the con-
sideraliOn of lie meeting the following resolu-
Itiens, which be supported with q few remarks,
and which were alao unanimOusly adopted:
ResoIved, That the thanks Of this meet
ing are herehyt sI Tered to Hon. John Jane
lspn, for his sbis EXPOSITION Of thssprinci.
pies Of the sdemd stic party on ihs pres
lent occasion, aud omuaistee of TIRES are
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brooklyn city Intelligence.

Or. 11.-Rtvos CorNrY CtHcutr Rr.ANb At OR
ONrH AND TEssiNrH The jury In the case Of Angus.
tus Wspscb, and caroline. his wife, aud Anto
Duizen. who trial for burglary in the second
degee acquitted the prisoners for want Of sufficient
evids nee.
The People augustus WanscS and car.,iu, Wanseb
and Mary Rotber The defendants all Indicted for
burglary In the first degree. in having entered the
hos'e ot Ssnuel Hart Esq of No il6 columbia street
and stolen and carried away various articles
81 slver ware ladies' dresses, aud genemens wearing
apparel valued In oil at about So 0. The case was
given 70 the jury at about o'clock aud sfter
tence ~ about tfteen mSut verdict rendered,
scqutting the women who believed 20 have acted
by the direction Of their husbands. Augustus wansch
vas found guilty OF burglary In the first degree
fgg0v-Elisha Averill was arrsirued an indict-
ment for forgery In the second degree and pleaded not
guilty. He was then placed upon his trial The Ia.
dctment charges him with having at different times,
and to different persons, passed number OF s. aud 81
notes on the Monroe County Bank. Massachusetts
The Hills purport to have been signed by John Quincy
Adams, as President. Some four Eve per in this
city we're imposed by the specou. appearance othe
bills 90 much they like the genuine The case vas
material witnesses, on the part Of the defence we're
absent.
Der. 11-Crv CouRr.-Before Judge Greenwood
City Judse.-J ~. Saith Hrsh Doheyfy-This vas
to the amount Of 5000, for injury TO PLAINTIFFS health
and 10 the health OF his apprentices and servants and
Also loss OF work In consequences OF the refusal Of
defendant TO repair and keep In repsr house let by
him TO plaintiff and which alleged in the complaint
be bad ssrsed to do The jury were unable to agree,
FouSD IN rHr Warm The body Of boy. apparently
about twelve years OF vas found floating in the
water at Red Hook Point. yesterday morning. An In
quest VIII be held on the body He u supposed 10 be
city paper and for the recovery Of whom reward Of
$50 was offered.