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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-30
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class A.
To be drawn in Baltimore, December 18th, 1850

Tickets S15-Halves 81 50--Quarters SO IS.
Certificate of Package % Whole Tickets, $50 90
do do 25 Half Tickets, IS 90
do do 25 Quarter Tickets, AZ SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
rr.onl nnr cnrresnnnd.nts.1

PHILADELPHIA Nov Ii-.4rrireG-sch Mary, Smith Albany
Marcy Bnhop Iey Boston, Thomas Msyhew Spencer NYok
vess Tub Joseph Guest Roseos doJ Dickinson Coroon
do Crouch gkeeps 1ander Lyon Haven
John Rogers Houck Bjsepoit Mary Miller Peacock, NYork
CGrtdBrgs Lewis Bean Noyes Boston, Bza Merrhew Grit
fin schs Mary tlzate Pickup Wams0ursh NY Volta Tut
m Bristol Ri Thomas Mathew Spencer Boston, eKands
Eyon NHayen; Joseph Guest Rogers Ne~Y9rk John c5oac
TomH Dkeron. CuTson Brooklyn Lavnah J.no keich
John Rogers oucA bridgeport CT barge Dolphin Stack
house NYork.
NEWPORT Soy 3.ivtmd- Brig wandsret Benson, I'm Pctou
Providence; Echs " Baird Iupb I'm Fall RIVER Tor thais
pia; Cts Point Wall Bangor FOR fa RIVER Oa Son Eastman
i'm Gardner Somerset Pao Bartlett fn Sullivan Johnson
unt I'm Lubec for Hudson Helger I'm Bangor Fota
Chacs Providence Yarmouth Redmond cree i'm GARNER
Duroc Rollins Norwich; Bunker Hill Msore I'm Fail River
Challenge Gke iu Bangor Tor Proydencs Echo, Ho
dem John NB for ovteacei Cto Haskell TN Bangor for
DO sp ann Holmes DAVIS In Fall RIVER Tor Albany Hautfese
Bnehran, DO do; Helen. Putnam. NBedioI Tor Bnol
Eliza I'm Bristol for NBedord Plot Chase I'm Providence
for do.
port hYork Cameo Moore Bnston keenr Lbbsy Sew
Edinburgh Gloucester. SID brig Waon Alley NYors schs
Jones Holiness Flora Ia Domwort Thompson Boston,
Holmes do; m0ngou kiug DO AR 7t bris Susan
Ibnro NYor; scAs shpwrgt, hcBeem Boston, Frespo Da
Portland s brig Juan de Carhageua Hooper Boston; sch May
Flower Foster Rokpo't Mary Robinson. Boston SARAH Munsoa
do; Caroline Parsons do WIN Pope Foster do; Hannah Abigail
spaung do Henry 1ureu Norton do Fame Thompson Free
port and Brother Br0okue Foster Kelar Bost6; 8ren
Peterson machias for New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
DisnsfnrH.S &c,

BHiG CoNAEhcr Jacksonville lost deck load
received damage sails and rigging also lost by being INTO
BkG ApoIfH (Hsm BOm IRON Wilmington, NC, for Hamburg,
sIepcrted by telegraph having Norfolk lie 18th lin
lTess, and crew SICK.
Gl4scow 2Tbe shp became top heagy
File dstargI tour al the North consequence OF not
having ballast tie and fell her oretn
and ynrd Pneatns the roof the she'd and her asts coming
down upoUlt.
Burner Oct 2TLe Intern from the Clyde for California,
put here this morning, after having been ashore the Brig
Rocl smear Groonsport and max ng deal OF water
lvrSrooI, Oct 2fle Lac0nic, Miller for New York, pro-
which caGge, AMI returned port repairs having
beenrepacei By the duplicate Light Slip Two OF the Light SHIPS
got on board fs Laconc during the collision which vessel
proceeded.
H4svIeu Oct, 25-rhs baque johanna FREDERICK WIe,ay
ard from Bremen for Charleston, with 40 emrans
Guuieet Saud, night of i uthe
the Guueet gifts Tor the South Forand Lshts Tue
there found feet Of her hold Ihs captain lad
number ropes passed tbs st which passengers
grasped, order Their footing, natl
O'Clock next morning. when they by sGacks
which Immediately took I'll the passengers who subsequently
ceedd HarwhCh where they would
rapidly brot up and became total wreck NonsuraGce the
yessel.
Dates Key TO tie ed nit ae that portion OF the
OF the sch Atho- IS bags Of
SEQ Shs had nearly peted her aud Cgt AL II
days MAtSgorto The sch New still IN mort stryus1
The brig Charles kershlw loading her cargo HAaaa
Sch Alneda Weldon, at Norfolk from Geenpnft reports Ga
small b. brig apparently light ballast The su
coming out inside the Cape the brg bottom
her mssts had been cut away BY eor:
The captain and crew tie bs Reindeer with tic Dsawars
Pilot have all pershed Capt belonged 70 Cape Negro Nova
Scotia and has lei;
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Arrived,

brig A,ad.a1 1ocba sydrey Ms d coal . master
be Auerca B=ck~.h, sydneyHs, 10 Dc, coal 70 soue h.
Big Wssoq Alley, Maoaas day lumber Simpson. MsyaeT
By Boundary Hs.se;; Passport 1t lamOer stasss Co.
Brig Dsmon Lock, Gum, Bangor . as lumber. a.. 81
Bng r uson 0f Jenepor Lansou, Philadelphia ds coal,
for Beou; put ueace Of ,As captain being SICK
Big Amethyst Dcrsnd, Sullivan, RI Il Is, lumber
Brr Atcuras Haaulngt3n sydney IS d, coal
Sch Falcon, Cole, Phiade pha 3 d., coal
Sch srah Eizao.th Smth I'm NHavon
Sch WIN Penn, Denman Albany for Mystic, lumber.
Sch +.nel. Small Albany for Boston
Sen Learder, Nickefson, Albany tor ProTlteuce
Sch Peru, LOWS Albany for Boston
Sch sss wIsht Johnson q Roctland De- , Inn, M.
Sch Wreath Talbot, Maclias d.. lumber
Sch Science GLADDEN., Albary tor Providence
Sch Mar Caroline PhlsdsP d for NLonso1 su,.
sch Warren. K. chuln. Easiport Dis
Sch spen4d lighter Of the ship Argo ashore GEAR
Fire Island.
Sch Trumpet, Ham, Hocklard d., llTne.
Sch Mary EDDY EDDY, F.l River day, balatt
Sch Lagrange Hotz, Thomastoa d. lime, TO uaster
Sch Esther Eliza Hunt days fsh and ah, 10 Brett
Vose Az O'Clock Thursday, by large
known, which caused considerable
ing away flying b aud 5ooom with arboa cAiaead
pui hack 70 Mi Bridge iof repair Of damages
Sch Warren. Grafton Portland d.
SCH 7 X Jones. b. es, MscI.as i'd, lumber.
Sch Iamon Dean, ulmer. Rocslaud DIS lime
Sch NournIslal, Kendall. RoeklaId ds, lime.
Sch Eliza. DOsne. Hsrwicb de, hh.
suh Increase. Wool Rocsland 3 d lime
Peuobcott, Sey Philadelphia ndse Stanton u
sloop James Graham Nichols Fall River day, lainbs'
MEMoRANDA-sc Alsuson Dean at O'Clock AN on Saturday
when o Chatham was run INTO BY Inakere schoonef
rent being very the collision was deemed accidental
BELOW bres.
sAILED-Balk Oregon, swan, Tor San Francisco
WIND-Du Tie day from \. and clear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
HY TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON Nov hrg Richard Golden, Fortune Island
Oct u.s. Spoke Block Island 40 miles big Mar Stan
ton, Boston for Baltimore
CID bss Gallo Matan2a Acorn Fh shs Sunbeam Ponce Hen
PORTLAND Nov GAR Clio, from New York bound to
sALEA-A 18th. brig Porto Rco New York for Bath schr
Mary Farrow Hampton Rondou! fo Bangor Perry do
for Portland. -
.AndA hl.ou Phil
Fall pchrs s. Jane, Albany Perseve
renee Roadou sloops Monitor Abany Report and Monarch
Roudout
bark Sulnpter, Boston; sch Lousne, NYoIk.
SID ship Fairfield. NYork.
SAVANNAH Nov lArr brig American Cid steamship Florida,
hn1t Rem Ldarne. and sci. Kendall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

Al BLU hi, recently, by MI Thomas Davidson fss b- OF N
tuns called the Sarah Iborndck She is copper fastened built OF
Eood materials aud OF superior model she owned
Hon and IS 70 be commanded By Capt sanl Hol:
C@ns NE 6h INST superior shp OF ~ rec
FAMED the RECIPROCITY owned by Messrs James Potter Co
stephens
Bark Fanny o. 100 tuns launched at St Stephen NIB u
e. She was built 70 lake the Wkeelsr 10
lorna va. launched few months Ledge
Snd The steamer hoaed INTO eT when she taks1
stephen hoasd ~ on The and finished She Cali
st Newport recently brig called Robsr. Lawtor
Al Grtenpor recently sioop lu called
sea vixen She vii Immediately tai her p,ce hts Line of
b Can't W els. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
To Mariners.
cr,roa Horss. Dn1z.c.

CVsroa Horss, DIsIz1cr OF 81. Jouy's,}
Pnrt OF Jacksonville Nov h 1850
oA OF about TIE hrst OF hay following changes
I1oe With the Baoys St Johns Bar give Ibis nous so ha.
al na'saofs understand change IA made VIA The
Ia" is rels;vs to Buoys &c 1890 $50
bat hereafter al buoys along coast or in bsys habors
sounds or channels ha be cord numbered SO nat ps.
up the coast or sound entering bay harbo or red
VIM sen numbers shall be passed the stanard
Pt1. WIN eVtn numbers on The port hand AID Buoys
rec a7o oacE stripes thsr hand N chance WAYS 10
''ofe' "A alternate white And black perpendicular stripes
lsAfAH u H4E Collector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
Hnnken.S-n

Avg H. lat IS y lon ~ W hip wa.bnrto, .u, Richardson
winds md Gains leaving Boston - "
SsP' H. at loa Il w BARI Gsayoa in London for California!
~ 10 20 ar &c bark Mary Carson I'm SOrleans tor Liverpool
b - ''' Ai-s II A-efsoA iron |Ah's Vi
Oct o. a' As 90 oa 80 skip 81 Deni I'm Havre for yYors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
WhKlerH.

loq,asd a. F'ya oe3 Frances swan Nh clean "a Tsnsdos
HLeuion %, GIDEON 10 Land J-faeau m % bbs sp
CO % obs 81 George cela tL Brlran-
So S 'o 7 Aoste"oE ger, Ssa;1ek-t clsta; s,h Coal
CHI - 90 ~, oaisro sJc DO ,sadsl 100 6os; nh
o. ~ -, :, 20 I'm 'ia q la- keguArd. 10
srtvt. - -f~5-A'' , fef-e zsfoNti O.. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
Markets.. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE

THURSDAY, Nov, "A.
ASHEs-Are finn Small sales Pearls at ) 81, and Pots
CoITON-Is dull and easier The sales are 500 or 400
bales only, Middling plands sold at lac r TO-
FLOUR AND MEAl4-ln Flour the market is stl firm.
or, With less pressing on the market ana the inquiry
good There few sales al our extreme quotations.
The transactions reach 10000 bbs at 62t "A 69 for COM
mon strait State o2 a. Is for mixed and strait, Michigan
and Indiana and Si0S5 for pure Genesee. There IS
alT shipping Qemaud, Al the close the market dull
In Canadian the market is quiet with sales GOO or 700 bbs
al 624 In Southern descriptions the sales 10 small
extent; sales 500 bbs S5Q5 ~ for common and strait
brands, The supply small Meal unchanged and dull
Rye Flour is again better and 100 bbS sold al 3 30
GRAlN-ln Wheat the demand is good, and State is
rather better Western is dun and heavy The sales
pVV ouSh CANADIAN on private terms; 1000 do good white
Michigan al He 4700 do good prime Cenesee at l8
Oc aud 1000 do Ohio at l65c, all for milling excepting the
Canadian There is some speculative inquiry. The Corn
market is without change sales 1900 bush at 70c for
weevly Southern 7lc for Western mixed, 62c for rcy
Northern yellow, he first OF the season. and &c for new
white and yellow Maryland Rye was rather better al he
close, with sales l5CO0 bush !G84c part to arrive In
Barley the demand Is good and quotations nrovnr sales
l2OoO bush al 0p0lC24c for prime rowcd OGs are bet.
10 cents
PRoVISIONS-The market is again better for PORK. an
DER speculative impulse, The sales 1000 bbs at
II 5odl -, the latter for superior brand OF Mess S74
for Prime and 10 7500 S f0 thin Mess IL Beef there is
amoderate business previous prices Nothing doing in
steady with sales 400 bbls al &c for No land c for prime
In Gut Meats there nothing doing Dressed Hogs are in
fair demand al 5o5!c Butter IS in good demand at 40
nc for good and prime. Chc Is q Q63c the latter for
fancy diaries, and in good demand.
WHlSkfls also better, with sales 200 bbs at 2c for
Prison prudgeis 9c usual time, with sales 80 hhds Al
the close hi her prices were demanded
NAVAL ST0RES-Spirits Turpeuune are rather easier
az IN better supply Small sales making al 45Q5Oc
OlLS-LHseed scarcely so FIRM and some 10 or l2OO0
gals sold at q aS2c for English AZ The close so was free
HIDES Sales 400 English Slaughter a, 7c gts.
LEAIHER-Sel-s freely The demand is about eoual 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
Reeeinrs OF prndnre

By the North Rirer Boats, Nor l4-3a. 800 bills
Flour; 264 do Ashes 30 do Whiskey 656 pigs Beef 5
do Chess 5O2 do Butter; ST bales Wool le5 bushels
Corn; 50G0 do Oats 2,7Go do Rye; 5c00 do Bafe gg6
do Wheat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
EVARMERS' BANK OF KENTUCKY,

FARMERS BANK OF KENTUCKY.
sTocS o s g S SSSO e re gPF
undersigned having been appointed by the Board Of Drc
tors OF the above named Bank their Agents In This cy0
ceye Subscriptions TO its Capital Stock to the amount Of
$500, 900, give notice that Books for that purpose e
now open al the office of WlNSLOW, LANlER L co.
81 Wall-st where subscriptions will be received unulf'
ther notice
sold at par $50 each shure mist be paid tho time Of
subscribing $50 on the 18Th day of January next s5lL
the residue subject call by the Board OF Directors Par
ties at the tine OF subscribing may, however pay for Ihe
shures in full, II so disposed.
This Bank chartered by the Legislature Of Kentucky
at its last session. to supply IN part thu degand for moro
capital growing out OF the wholesome business aAn, -
the citizens Of the STATE the present Banking Capital being
altogether inadequate The charter Is liberal IN ls pro-
vsions has thirty years to with no power reserved ~
the Legislature in any wise TO alter or conol The Cap
ita Stock is S2,iGO 900, of which about 100000 has
already been Lgken in Kentucky the residue excepting the
S5C000l here offered, VIII be taken by citizens OF Thai
State md elsewhere. The Bank, with several Of liz
Branches is now in operation. The Mother Banh 10 10.
Gated at Frankfort the Seat of Government The State Of
Kentucky is believed be most favorable and secure 10
cation for Banking Capital The exports OF the state sia
very great consisting principally of hemp COM cags
horses mules, hogs bae rope baggng, nc. &c 10 aeli
tate which large amounts Of Exchange on the South and
North are offering to the Banks
The high credit of the State OF Kentucky and that OF h1
Banks evidence of what this new Bank will boz no
credit and standing of her Banks equal 10 those OF s
other State in the Union their notes form an impofaHph
the circulating medium of the Mississippi Valley paiAlR
current from Pittsburgh 10 New-Oreans. ,,,..,.
No Banks better managed their current diydsnas
being from Eight to Ten per cent per anaaD Nn
large accumualons of surplus reserve funds and hs'
stocks now considerably above par In The markes
The charters of most If not all of the other bassn Wv
Western and Southwestern StaLes expire within me he
twelve years
The tanners Bank OF Kentucky having thirty years %
run, VIII have field Of circulation Of great value 10 !"
stockholders.
The management of this Bank Is IN highly respectable
and able hands.
The Directors think they viii be able 10 pay diYlaend'
equal to any other Bunk in the State . a.
Mr. Hanna, the Presidcn, OF the Bank, Is aow In as V
he VIII be happy to give any additional mlonnauol ~
may be found daily fer short dme, at the offices oil ne
designed.
Pamphlet copies OF statement and charter Of Tho esn S
may be had on application TO us New-YorA, Oct " s0
WfNSLOW, LANIER Co b9 Walsh
Oh I'm WARD Il CO 81 Wall.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
Pnssengers Sniled

!. carsskp ceneda rer, 8o,:on for Lrrraa H4fax-
Messrs Parker Of Boston chss G99iags wife aad mud
Geosro Lester daughter. Thos Bald, EdW FLOCK
Dunn New Yol Walker, Of Chad-stoai L Gov la',
noreaus; Mrs MscsGey Of forcuo Wai1Nrtf, Of Canada
Lewis Aduer Bus,suva;s, OF ia, 5rs
and WIFE, - Van Aueen Thornton and Ctsres " Ehu7, q
EugaB6 Cunningham Of seot&pei Ret! rhar Ct L7.rpec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
6. P. TyCRAHAM. Aucuoneer.

s. P, INCRAHA3f, AUcioneer.
NATILL SELL all the furniture of fam
w lily this (Frdayl morning, ct 81 Greenwichayenue
near BankSt consisting IN pari OF TWO splendid sofa bed
seads IN use out MONTHS superior sofa, made by
Phye marble top tables mahogany dining do, bureaus,
bedsteads hair mattresses paiasses ingram carpets ma
hogany and maple chairs hall and solar lamps stoves,
shades clocks looking glasses mahogany rockers mum
Der OF fine paintings and engrayngs, cr9cke gass ware,
&c all OF which VII positively be sold without reserve,
rain or shinrl nIj IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

BOARD IN BROOKLYN, ON THE
I'D HEIGHTS in Private Family, Fulton Ferry.
Apply at SO Pine.st. NIL wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

ANANTED-By gentleman, two Fur
' nished and communicating ROOMS with BREAK
FAST. in private family, up town, above Houston-st
west OF Broadway preferred. Address f. Box 81 Post
Office mis- IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

DOOM TO LET-To one or two gem
A Atemen as Lodging.room with Pantry and Bathroom
adjoining in Private Family Broadway Inquire at
81 Frank!iu-s Mo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

ring the first weak in November and the totals
up to the 18th November, inclusive
The Harrishure Bank has declared a SemI'aL

Inc AdrrsuuF- DdHh iidS "~N''+- ~
nual dividend Of 3 q ct.
The City Council Of Louisville has authorised
the vote Of the people on the question OF sub
scribing 100000 on the Railroad to Nashville
o.o0o to JeH'ersonville and Columbia Railroad
100000 to the Lexington and MaysvilIe Ran
road. It has also appropriated 100000 for the
completion Of the Frankfort Railroad.
At Boston the Banks discount Literally ana tie
tendency is still favorable to improvement Dosi-
ness notes are scarce at the nominal quotations Of
:. g and q ct. Loans on call, with good collat-
eralp, are made at from to {
Charters for Five Millions of Bank Capital will
be asked for at the next meeting Of the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature.
At Philadelphia the Money market is amply
supplied at 6l07 y ct.
The following is comparative statement of
the earnings of the Georgia Railroad for the month
of October, lo49 and 1850. Also from April to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE, or
Atwo single persons can be accommodated with pleas
ant ROOMS and BOARD. in genteel house in Brooklyn,
not three minutes walk from Fulton Ferry Apply at No
WLlow-st Brooklyn. Mo IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

A SINGLE GENTLEMAN wishes TO
LAbe provided with PARTIAL BOARD for the Winter,
in Catholic private family where there ara very
few boarders either in New-York Brooklyn. Address
Boy / so P o. nl5 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accom-
L a modated with BOARD and comfortable ROOMS at
p Mercer-st. MO u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
BOARDING.

EgOARD.-Pleasant Rooms, having fire
oIace and psnries can be bad with good Board al 76
Folor-si few doors west OF Broadway Also single
-Cov MS II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

4 GENTLEMAN can De accommodated
"a with GOOD ROOM and BATH adjoining win or
partial BOARD in the house OF respectable Pr-
yae Family residing al the side OF Broadway and CON
yenieut 10 tho eb-sJ stages. Address t. w D.. 0n.on
PARK Post Once. MO o.
The New York herald., 1850-12-22


TrrLta natL-Ttp sih.h sacred concert Of Aobs
Bisftp ~in cone Cu fhis tvtDisg Il We m.s ysggs
a. iLe pToslsrns N vti be . Vrilli.st sssis sas
u.iesl f,h,cti,Is sxssIiebt sad uo douot hua-
Uf,es vhi 80 70 hear the ssvet vocsiisatOn OF Apaa
buLtp
ess,stv'. MfsstHsts This company IL doing ans
Lutu,ss 1h,l ste general tattsis tiOa b. tb-ir ss
c,u,tt stUsi Isfitfasncss IRE solos the vtoiin
"a stl,Ar ere ssHstUtse With great musical xo.ny
tr. btiI ter DorIS~ evening"
Ik,tsus' Mirs1HIts --lhls excellent parv of
ItI6lsBs arr Sto~dso eV-ry evening sith ths o-su
$40 VI this great city. rnew ctolo. Of mclO
srs ffs the b,s that cUdo made their tn ID
- fIstR a. tup.ritr 10 snytLi1g Vt tue sort Uf-~s
at.uutB has bTsn IGid 70 harisUBy, Ia cossttutise
tIis cOmIzuy The s"os, dancing and quaint ssyiasa
sTv rot 20 " eQuAileu.
\ gtAND Gtfr JosCsHr This u an attractive ttis-
fti rtNV,tt; ana md that n vocsl aud ioatru-
nthtsl concert ~ii he giveo st Tuper uau, IA afee
osye ~bich several tpthaid pianos, gutars, hltes
6c., viii De ostfonstd sit,r ths style "a
a., Az Lniou ahsre all se ~ bJO tickets issrcd "a
80 0onsIa Soh TO adult ths purchasor TO tar soar
rcrt. .sro tntits hm 20 chance Of theoa vsiuAola
ifts or, 10 tb. event ot nos gazing gss on1 doi
ar worth 81 popular and fsehiousble csio 70 bs
| ..ct,a ~ JsIiss store go Drtsdwsy rns hrst gua
vii b. IN. magnificent Ersra grspa sssso wessa Ooa
| N,tk 1tir pronounced TO be tbs nnsst iostra NJ
ever impsrt,d. fiso seocnd riss' Will BE splcsdss
| poitt ,smt aua plvho, toe nae 70 that used ny 10
Nighut sie uhile the ~ ia Nea Hork, 80 sasrs en-
| 9th two pomirstls square I.@sea srs tns stns
gi.tt 60 the sm0Vl ct tnmty, scntbt,ns 81 vflusd
> ! sNisIs, hcsts, --a aesorcfeDs
The New York herald., 1850-12-22
PRICE TWO CENTS.
Court or General sess,.u.


Before the Recorder and Aid FrauEIin and c.urlfu.
Bro. n.-At tho opening Of the Court this norn4
ss.r which were entered II: sn' disposed o.
r: G = w,,;;, Sss and Sd
degree. in forsss az order s .. % J.rsS h. Mou.rSus @
OF No. 22s Bowery The order drawn In tAs nans
nsrq.. to send her two blsoS ynI nuns The ssc...A
seemed to be but . novice In crime, snd vss quite
passing sentence The Recorder addressed Ii. II
words Of kindness, and impored him thsk after the
term OF his imprisonment had ended he would pursue
the path OF crime further but devote himsslf TO
pursuits Of honesty, and observe q strc. integrity
He was sentenced to the State prison years.
in stesns So from John fotSsrs On the is ias
She was sentenced to the State prison for two yesrs
TRIAL OF GEO W. NILES AND NATHANIEL W. RoBskTo
FOR OBTAINING $4,000 BY FALSE PRgTgNCKs
Iho Defence bavipg opened their osse, on Friday
aNernoon counsel proceeded this morning. to lsy be.
fore the court certain Law points, which, II suststnst
by them they would the court to charge the jury
THAI there was not enough in the evidence brought
60 into defence These points were In substance
follows:-
First Upon the evidence sdduced by the pros.eu-
escond- That Niles stood in the capacity Of lawys
in the in which Bavens was defendant; aud tas
ths allegation false Hretencss could be- sustained
b.osuse the Representations were made by process,
which Is in itself q caution to the def. ndsnt.
any earn.l intercourse with Ellen wAiisns, eve.
that he knew her At all
Fourth-That Niles made no assertion that ne WAS
horxed to settle the suit In The of sullivan
Bavens.
Fifth That the indictment alleges that money was
paid. while the proof indicates that only bank and
pronissory notes given by Havens In the settle
n 4 OF the suit.
si,th-That Ellen williams stated to Niles that ct
the commencement of proceedings against 6ullivs
for divorce he was in MAssechusetts, and that Ns
then gave legal opinion that Sullivan ai
vorced fro her That opinion is sound IN law
eevepth-rhat the record Of divorce Of Ellen Sullt
van from her husband disclose the fact tbst
hA I'M 1isIll
Of he pIoceedih 70 IN the case.
The argument on these points elaborated
by the usfsndant's counsel who invited tho 1tten-
tiop Of the court to numerous authorities in supPors
of the positions assumed by thsm.
The arguments were ser-d on the part OF the
D. ople by the Assistapt District Attorney who sse
cited auth borites to Legave the legal proposition
the other eide.
The court will give decIsion as TO thsse points
Monday, when It IL to be hoped this already too
Lengthy case will be disposed OF.
The New York herald., 1850-12-22

Me, Fr,deri a ptemsrisa cincippaiL isst Youasy
or New OilSass a1d nAFsaa,
The New York herald., 1850-12-22

CITY srd Ceunfb ~ kesg Igrk - Henfy Psnton, OF
sid ctty being twofn rsyr ss toilo~p
am veil scqnripted Win Mr James Lawson
tsvc rad w. quent converrstocs With him about the
sto,r psrsd Mr. end Mrs Isrrest since tneir spsrs.
trn ras hrst generally rdderstood 70 be In cnster
pistioa About Msret. 1879. b.fore yaid s.rarstion
hsa occurred, NJ SawscB iniormcd M thts u vas