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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-26

government certainly the time for testing the strength
OF the constitution is arrived and it il not strong
enough 10 support Itself against revolution the sooner
tails the better we re-establsh in its stead
Republic instead OF the Oigarchy
The Southern members are the more censurable he
cause non-interrention in California is lust what they
proposed and whatthey insisted on during ali the last
Congress- They were then perfectly willing that the
people OF California should determine for themselves
what sort OF a government they would have But now
that the people have carried out their own principe
they resort to revolutionary eXpedens to put down inst
what they promised to abide by, they couple it with
new conditions, such as you see above.
There are many Northern members of Congress who
are willing to put down the Wimot Provso, willing
even to do justice to the South in the matter of fugitive
slaves, but there is not one who will think OF endure
these now conditions, act under the threats coupled
with them.
II they are persisted there is end Of this Union
as II Sand then State Governments, that intend 10
abide by the Union may soon prepare be taxed al
fora the means OF carrying the Federal Govern
nent until Congress can be obtained which will vote
the Appropriation Bills. New York State therefore,
instead OF ulmonating i'll timed legislative Resolutions
in utter ignorance of the policy of things here may as
well prepare to votea voluntary loan of fifteen or twenty
millions TO help carry on the Government the coming
year. 1t will all be wanted before the 4th of March
year-t the Southern members keep up to the promises
and pledges they made TO each other last night and upon
which they acted steadily yesterday and last night for
twelve hours, and under which they carried all their
points, to their utter qualification when at midnight
Congress adjourned.
Meanwhile, resistance to the extension of slavery ia
made more violent on the Pacific and the agitation
makes it impossible to take slave with safety to Deseret
or New Mexico. The course the South is pursuing
renders impossible to effect any OF these points, but by
arms, and arms will be met by arms. California can
wait but she waits in indignation against those who
Keep her from the blessings OF Union because she
Will not propagate slavery.
AN EYE ON THE CAPITOL.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-26
THE LEGISLATURE.

In compliance with joint order, both Houses yes
terday proceeded to the election OF certain State officers
All the old officers reelected.
In the House of Delegates, Mr.. MAYO nominated
James Brown, .Tr as Second Auditor; VIM. ii. Rich
ardson as Secretary to the Commonwealth and Libra
ran Chas S. Morgan, Superintendent OF the Penl-
Tertiary Jas c. Spots, as General Agent and Store
keeper of the Pententary and Stafford H. Parker, as
Register of the Land Office The roll was then called,
with the following result For James Brown Jr la;
for VIM H Richardson ia; for Chas. S. Morgan liz;
for Jas c. Spots l2; for Stafford H. Parker ll3 All
The members voted for the nominees except Mr. Morris
of C. and w, who voted for Hiram Marz, as Super
nendent of the Penitentiary; Mr. Claiborne voted for
VIM. Wallace as Storekeeper of the Penitentiary; Mr.
Shepard voted for Branch j. Worsham as Register Of
the Land Office; Mr. Rives voted for the nominees,
ceptt the Storekeeper Of the Penitentary Mi George
voted for the nominees except theSupernendent OF the
Penitentiary.
Joint Vote Nth the Senate-James Brown, Jr. 1877 !;
William H. Richardson 1877; Charles S. Morgan 1873 /;
James c. Spots 1873; Stafford II. Parker 1875 Scat
tering 5.
The House passed the following bills, during the
morning session. viz Incorporating the trustees of the
Mary Washington Monument Company changing the
time Of holding the Circuit Superior Courts OF Law and
Chancery for the counties OF Mddlesex, Matthews,
Gloucester and hing ana queen authorizing sepdidV0
elections in certain counties therein mentioned, and to
change the place of holding certain Others amending
the act passed March 18th, l849, to incorporate the
Knobby Valley Turnpike Company 1.-The title OF this
bill was amended by adding thereto land to authorse
an increase OF the capital stock of the Mooreld and
North Branch Turnpike Company bill to Moor
porate the West Milford and New Salem Turnpike
Company was taken up and rejected-ayes So noes 66
but the vote was subsequently reconsidered and the bill
made the order of the day for to-day at ~ o'clock
The House took up and rejected, by small majority,
the bill diyorcng Ruth Lester from her husband. John
Lester The bill Incorporating the Guyandotte and
Charleston Company shared the same tate with this diff
ference that the vote rejecting was decisive one
The remainder Of the day in the House was devoted
10 the consideration of the bill for the appointment OF
State Agricultural Chemist, which was called up on Its
second reading. motion was made to postpone the
Till indefinitely, but il afterwards Withdrawn, ana
the bill ordered be engTossed and read third Time
Gas LIeHrs--An adjourned meeting OF the CITY
Council was held last evening for the purpose OF acting
on the report oil the Committee appointed to receive
proposals Tor erecting Gas Works Without coming
20 any decision the Council adjourned to meet again on
Thursday evening.
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SENATE.
SATURDAY, Feb. 80, 1850.


number Of bills from the House of Delegates were
referred to their appropriate committees.
On motion OF Mr. DENEALE, the Convention bill was
taken up, and referred 30 a committee consisting OF
Messrs DeneaIe, Stanard, Garlic, Rives, Amber.
Cowan and Pitts
The bill concerning the Wheeling Hotel Company
was taken up and passed.
The bill authorizing Judge Scarburg to hold special
term in the town of Petersburg was taken up on mo-
ton OF Mr.. RvES--was adopted by Messrs RIvEs DA-
MEL, AMBER and THOMPSON, and opposed by Messrs
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THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

We have dates from Mledgevie to the 18th inst, by
Yesterdays Southern mail The House OF Representa-
tves being still without quorum, no progress had been
made in legislation. Mr.. Jenkins, the Wing member
who refused to join his political brethren in their effort
10 defeat the odous Congressional Bill has resigned
his seat and returned home One OF the absent Demo-
CT attic members, for whom messenger had been dis
patched has returned to Miliedgevle With his pre-
sence, and that of Mr.. Nisbet, (Whig0 who, notwh-
standing he was the first TO leave the House, has
returned to his seat it supposed the House would
be able to proceed with the remaining business OF the ses-
sion on the Doth inst Many of the Wing members have
left for home The Wings have appointed committee
to draft history ohe whole action OF the House on the
Congressional Bill which history is to be published IN
justification Of the course they have thought proper to
pursue under the circumstances
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NORTHER N VIEWS.

(ro BE CoNCLUDED.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

n, rhu-sssy evening. I'm inst FLA youug'st
s,rgAtcr 81 E. r. Dsrnca K Bougtton, m he sh year
~ -si.tve. ard friends q ~ family inved 20 a.
- - 1-r.-,' I'm, he Tss'derce Of her parents III
- :, IN ,rssv rsxt AZ . O'Clock, "
N, ,h. 90 .n,t Mrs CATHERINE [ POLLARD
~, fS-s. ard hose OF her sou. Cnsre- Pollard are
~ vtt-s o. Aierd ne forers rom hef se re-
ss~es ~ = ghfser' h.t saturday re lSln rs
o.e.,ek pm Her rsmsirs vii Re taken % "'VeH"V0'
On we81s.isv. A7ril ~ aged NO yesrs sni me- ~
-,orth. HELEN CHAMBERS, daughter o. he'' 'N''N VI
K-ehs DID -,v,,>.r SrArE in
~ 81 wear 81 h-r -, - h.,
, - srv-s ard friend. q pc family $50 hose o' n
- I,--ss Snf herssrn-n-'sS. Et~srf VI >S'eIvt'f
-.--,r invited @, attend the flnerz. on >lnlsS s,.e
-o.,- Al ocrck from her sc residence > $500 $50 :,
y,h,t further invitation Her remains VIII De lhr''e~ -
% he IN ins, SARAH NJ he wide q Theodore Asy'
.g-i s. wears ard months ...h 49,.
r.. frt.nt. and ~ atoms o. The family anf the mein''
~ W.shirgfc- Lodge No - Lebanon tncsnpnrut -
"a ~ ofO srs invited attend ne furefs on >lnuss
afternoon 4, o'c 1ck from SIS Wrnser - -. ,.,.,~
Or arri H. 81 con pti0n. NARGARFt ~ y 49,
NELL eldes. daughter OF he ale John q .oAue"' sk" -
yssrs -. H., ,-.,.. -, .,,sr 4
her ln@rs OF Saturday, 18Th a. Il / VI irom ~ lo'u
Jersey CIV. April n. Or THOMAS GACrlEk' N
he gii ~ rs sge , -. ...,-.i
The friend. % the family invited 20 Send me ure's
on Ss.urdav a. lennon. he 18Th inst Al oc.oeH wv"
Grand q jersey CRY The remains VIII be sNeu y" 20
family vault a Bergen. 80 -
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FaIDaY, April u
AsHEs-Are = and 6 oea6 l.. and frm, with fair
cOTTOS-The sales are 100 bales, and the market 10
irregB a. aud hes downward tendency.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The Flour market Il rather se-
tive. especially for the ow grsdes with some speculative
inquiry The supply 10 moderate ana the demand also
inquiry for Provinces, but for Liverpool The
sale. scoo bbis including Ice ebls 5 The quo
aiions follows fslat - for common 70 arsigti
sAte Cd Inc pecuJn 95dj o6 for Inspection 30
~ for srsg fancy Michigan Tue other quotations
are before 10 southern there IL s large movement
and prices are upwsd sses $40 ools l.;9 ~ of
mixed brands Is as 81 for suaght Baltimore AeTan
s. for Richmond City Mea IL without change sale.
80 bbs Jersey g, and ~ bids Brsndyvine al u 20
Rye Flour loo b6sl sold Al 69e2 IS for hae, and 700
GRAfN-wsesi Is baoysnt with some speculative IN.
curry. Sales So bush souhern white private terms.
per Lac &c Corn 10 s-IIsr win good demand oas
moderate .sPPy sales ooc bush Al 90 "s for so1n-rn
white 81 for southern yellow and Is. d57 for round ye-
low For Rye Ib- Quotations sol dj7c. with sales 7o0
bash Oss hrm AID good 10 small supply, Northern Al
case. Jersey - al, ssd sOunerr oVa -.
WhlsKY-l.. ntte easier safes 100 bbls n3sc
PROFlStONS-The maset for Pork = sctve snd firm.
The sac. are SO bbs a. 80 Tor Mess and 5as 81 for
PRIME Tue market fer Prime i. frrner c-sr cells ash
Mess ~ o. and sOur Prime a. III d6 6-4 beefis
very qaie Aod without change sac. 70 % Beef Hams
l6 81 Lard 10 fir ard steady s4les 90
bb. ard Al 9 as g 100 cal Meas in eoosd
cradle request but Prices are weaA sAss 20 psksn \
40 Tor Hams AID FOR Shoulders Butter and Cheese
are
NAVAL sToREs-A ..le Of 1907 beis Crude Tarpen-
BOAE-Ss.es llocs n Sorth-sesG 81 sac, cash, for
export
TEAS-The sac 10 day went OF heavily. The company
good, tqt he olccing rot srtnatec
TE,s imported n chip Aorisuk- Terms-Sosos Al
mo.ls
Hyson-l7sh So: - hfso g. a 10 81; DO p q do
IT, - 90 20 u % ~. u d. y, g Do 81.
i0gng Hyson5o bait ehesfs IS, p % A. 10 DO 80 3 DO
.; y DO ~, - do 2 u d. -; ~ DO 81 III DO D. % DO
81. do q ~ do NJ "a DO n "a DO 81 Ss0
g IS cases canes ~ y 90 ~ l. DO ici 10 eIs S7s'
- DO II
Hy.oa slin-4 chest. Is; 70 DO %. p DO III, Ahfdo
), j. 90 $
By.ou Twsnksy-Tbfchess N. 81 DO -; Il DO 8
Twsnksy-ss fcness - SIG 90 III. ~ o. q
Gunpovcer-4 ~ h-s az = Do S6t le7 do &C. ls2 do
- 10 s5, u d. "a; u 90 ~ % DO ~ u 90
e. "a DO az, - oxs DO e..
Inpersl-2o b chs - y DO ~ 3 DO a. - DO q
81 do =, II 90 "a 81 90 - - DO IS, ~ bxs DO o. IS
DO q, 5 81 81; IS do ~
CougOQ-gl chests -
so1chO8g COnsOg-S7 6xs ~ 20 do -
Soachoog-2si bus&
Ooi1rg-zo n chs ~: l53 DO g.
GROCERiES-To-re 70 more activity IN a. brArcses ard
Snsr Cof-e have more e1oysncy sugars seinng
q &c .dvanee since ss, week Ccfse bed raore firmly.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
DUTY....Fg The Tribune


srEsS u ny f.ce snd hsr.a ny voice. y ivy
Aod rough re roa4 Uhereon ;nou cad . ny ~
No .hel.e,ed wax. 20 ifsE'znt bower o. o~ea'y'
Nv footsteps IN ihei' weary ~Anoerng' meet
b. he closed gs'eVsy Ola ssrl.e' Ish
,,and A. one who IN ~ Esbi 70 pori.9n ss1
Lory and laborious = re daily .essol
,ale office, on, TESTER co.d s5o ''er'
Ye, would hon fan persuade ne tnai 'essihs
Brea bes rom he pages % sseiy mn
The reading. Of Thy BOOK sao~ cara 20 NJ
Osrshsdored By a sense u aTesry oe'anJ
I STRIVE 70 bear ne yose ! Vs iassn upo1 ne
fThy yoke which Is 70 grevogs 20 be o'ra7'-
q. lowly rneskness and content but On ne
Weigh eross and besvy crown q horn
While se.s ssd heart bob fsi.- as day oy aoJ
TINS sscrfce 20 ibee vainly, vsiny pay
s.ern rnoniues. il csnu0, ast forever
Tbs weary strugge-tals perpetual s'rie
re4n t,ee apd ne rB,f cease, WHEN Deah .ha4i 90
The cord. thai bod me n s1ferng ne
TIL then would endure ~ best may
Tsy presence through M heat and burden Of ne 1sF
III. u
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InrclRn Inrta,

A. Trinidad de- Cuba March q banks sunny rye, sea
bury for Demarara loading Franklin, Gibbs RON boson
a schR; brigs Henry Buck WOodsde for N1oFk, oadlug
Metallic, Dewel. waiting ffeieh stephen Young cray,
Jsn-irc ballast waiting freight or chsrer benfy
Moucuro Titcomb do DO do; O-ceoiH, Baker. rom ths
yrs balls, (cspfsin and crew -ckD Russian, eaHe
Tor ~ ork IN or dave. Florence, Hopkins, VIZ freight
Mesmora. from NYOrk di.chgi schs Don Nicholas lorsi
waiting freight or charter; Lsmsrtine Edndge, do tapt
wishes 10 report The death u WIN Williams ~ Gardner
Me- who tell from the msinmsst head March a. 10 port OF
Casda He lived three hours aitrr the accident ana
was hurled IN The burial ground al Trinidad dc
LuDa, wh-Te NAKED respsc was psd To bis remains
MASsANILL, March 25-Shp Francis Ellis, for Boston,
ldg, bark JJ'n Bird. Bird from Newfork nne; sch Arc
turus OF Boston 10 commerce ldg 20lh for NYOrk
TusKs IsLLsD. March cg-At Grand Key, schr Thos
Xix. from NYOTk disg
VALPARAISO. March I-shps Magellan, Mleii for Bos-
ton dg TO III up Tscshusno. and sail thence about
March Is COchis, Spawn. aud Loo Choo eastman for
Boston dg to comPet their cargoes NJ the eewzd ports
and leave the about April IS bnk COchisie Berry
FOR TalcahuanO, next day, Ia hDish log for Boston.
AcPuLco, Feb lj-Arr, ship Ayerck lleinekn, RUS
Oeerken Baltimore
CoQUrMBo Feb l4-sld, ship Andalusia Wilson, Bslrre
AZ Trinidad de Cuba MsTch y, banks Louis. Eaton,
shield dlsa Ffsrkin Gilbert DO brig. Orion, for NYOrk
ldg Florence, Hopkins, WIZ H. Osceola, Baker, do
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For Tne Tribune
GOD clvErH HIS BELOVED SLEEP

FOf Ifr lrlDuh@
GOD GIvETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP
~ 4Ks.H ~ Lswis.
soFrLY The wld-5-e s.ns.
Into he downy ne. when twilight fal''
And nol one care he irBsful spirl hnEs
To the wide word without bic fragile walls
Un,angh, by those VITO vsss to "ach and weep
he knows CD gyeih H.. beloved sleep
The ranger. Of The his
Uunplnbefed herds hat roam the verdsni pisn'
The gliding serpent, Ginning willie ne sils
The bee that bOmeward bears iis luscious gam
These rec, when DER them evening shadows creep
They know God giveth Hi beloved sleep
The very flowers are bowed
When ,ool-r airs cares. hem and the dew
Hang, On their united petals, and a crowd
or gBr,r NJ stars look o1i from fields of blue
Then. while the songs Of snges DER hem sweep.
They rest-God given He beloved seeP
To sn. mos boy Eght
To the green caves the mountain springs the hower'
Thou comest with thy sen, wing Of might,
And blessings greet nee for the Tranquil bours
While Mar o'erborDs with gref, forget. 10 weep.
Knowing-0od g.yetb HE beloved sleep
And hey all sleep IN peace.
Passion is husbed the toll, the strife are Ger
The struggling spirit bah Obtained release
And plunes its wings thOugh but IN dreams 10 soar
On. pleased y gh, that bears through shadows deep
The charm that giveih Gods beloved sleep
Aud when the mellow light
From eyes we love grows dim and fades away,
When the low, grassy mound concesls from sight
One who had made the brightness Of LIES day
When food. Of grief the spirirs chambers sweep,
Oh thins-God gveth His beloved sleep
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pi.a.txr-. &c.

R.,,-t II hark Jsne W .isn' - ~. ~, 80 -.
ven "a Fa.hing Msrca y, OF S, 80 49,. coo.
- "a al, ,st,.rs or bnsrd the bsrs one MAJ r.
overheard afef saying ihN - ~, ,,.ii,i. ~.
rb,rs va. seen OF h.m alefNa W 49, a. - w,
T., "a rnwrref a boat in when we $500 S,--s -
RI s. - =, .,,si, ~ ne SHERMAN went on oesi &c
go tbst .b- cii not msse any water $1,000 p"u.u 80
~. - ,sa,ly 10 ne wsfes 81 e ara dsniss.el -
s,ara two u'-u on board Toe - a., s,, h. righf
-, -s,,,r,e4 40 We STOOD ~ sni on duihE ~
- ,-,cg brssfe from E>E Az dA'hgh rrt ue -
,,,ir.r, men CA board NOUN o .iet a.,
va. very lark S'd tnics = lhr VIC - r,,rsst de
Go ,,.fsr- cd hrAys wrs Der ~ ne pNsssse 70 -
r,ssf OF he sh ms ~ elghi = rom, .t -, -
Her 1peu. took severe "a" "i- - .,,.tspei
.ooi ~ me eastward So, sais' sioEe o0S~ a'~
some dsn,sse both on hni. snf ratils -, .4srsts
r.. .chr Isty Clinton o. JrrseY Iiy, rom q. 80,
Tor .,far was run into Itsr GHo OK sh' - -,
board shruuds srd ouiwaiAs ca'ittN ANss 49,"
Green port l. Z for repairs i. - ~ ts..
TIE spArs rigging ,Ai,s. 81. saved from Ne w.
schr William Thompson wtl.e ashore On long "A-N'
Ac,l-t. 10 Msreh =. received A. Wilmington. 4, I'm
Thomas. ssNs hat he bars Nru'1u, fNh 49,, -
T.sr,rr.s "a. been condemned Ard the brig Niisn
r.. Sh.kSprre ard Nor.esrs woud al Oh Aol4. W.
-. Tts 4 sreTrout 80 a f1f >lfOo ard he W hhNh
- h, cents. the cArgo OF the % be shipped 20 tsofns
snd thst of he -co1s.slns o. mahogany ana GOV
'- r.. s.Sr r'rt SPAR. Cole OF Halifax. NS FROM Tun
IA h,nnd to Phi SIDE gt'a. Was lowed lhtn sane -
ln'st on Friday isst he d insl On S5NueR -, o.,
-t,r ,es, M wss thsv threw thr lead ard ioand aes
wee IN .hosl water. taxed ship ana 'o0, s.4-sN $500, 80
shos and tried In vain 10 'orce AeL ss .sos,ei her
~ "a ,akt7e breach over her ST hsnis sna,i"'
\, th b,At. taxing tho luggage snd pagers aVhs w
ihen- AMI landed on he besch soon S'ef hu1,ns ~
wss moving they returned OF hosrt and iound ne
Nh he ',s. n h-t rudi-r LEI 90 Snch0r and senr
-, 90 coming ur o.lared to toN her "a TIE brrsANSe
f5r 81 which agreed to, but alter towing NJ 49,
,hr.a miles cas-. her od S0ol after another Nesse 49,
Chase. came up with her sui toNed ue' "''' $40
r,f.,f i.,uff lrth
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rnE BEAUrIsUL....rcr The Trie,

THE BEAtrlftL....forI The TrituI
BY c. y. Stuart.
THou csn'st not clasp the beautiful
And call il all thine own,
The beautiful is given for all
And not tF one alone,
Ii is Gods love made visible
In Earth. and sea. and sky,
A blessing wide as time and space
For every human eye.
The foam that cres,s the Ocesn.wsve
And sparkies to the light.
The star that gems the brow ot morn
And gorihcs the night
The brook, the flower, the leaf. the bird.
Whatever glads the sight
Is Gods own loving giit TO al,
The beautiful and bright
And blessed It's. aud besutiful
Tha; this one gift al least
peties the cruel tyrsnts power
And ban Of wicked priest,
For, spite Of chains, the slave can see
Gods love is with him here.
In beautys hight, in beauty's Joy.
Aud besutys blessed cheer
And God Dc praised torevermore,
For this His blessed boon.
The BEAUrIFuL-which all may share.
And none can share too soon
The beautiful. which puuiies
And leads Us up 10 Him,
Who is its source, Us HE and hight
From flower to sersphlm
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LOVE knoweth everybody house,
And every human haunt,
And comes, unbidden every where,
Like people we don't want.
The turnpike roads and little creeks
Are written with Loves words,
And you hear his volce like thousand bricks
In the lowing oi the herds.
lie peeps into the teamsters heart,
From his Bucna Nistas rim,
And the cracking whips OF many men
Can never brighten HIM.
He II come To- his cart in the weary night
When he dreaming OF his craft
And he II float to his eye in the morning light,
He hears the sound OF the coOpers adj,
And makes him too his dupe
For he signs in his ear from the shaving plle
As he hammers on the hoop
The little girl, the beardless boy,
The men that ak stand.
He will get them all N has mighty arms
Like the grasp of your very hand
The shoemaker bangs above his bench,
Aud pOnders his shining awl,
For Love is under the lap-stone hid,
And a spell is ON the wall.
|, heaves the sole where he drives the pegs,
And speaks IN every blow,
Till the last is dropped from his crafty hand,
And his foot hangs bare below.
He burs the prints which the shopmen sell
And intrudes on the latters trade,
And profanes the hosllers stable yard
In the shape Of the chambermaid.
In the darkest night and the bright dG Wight,
Knowing that he can win,
In every home OF eooi-looking folks
VIII human Love come IN.
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LAW COURTS.

COURT CALEsDAK-This Day.--CrrcpI Court
Nos 494 Sl7, $40 sci. 52s. 523. 52j $40, 5e7 52g,
$50 5Jl. 53s 533.
Ssg.r,ov Cou7-Trsnsterred-No -, $50. -.
Sc - 90 o. %, a. ~ 26, So CO. g. o. 81. 95 %,
a., a.
Common Picas-Part Nos q, a.. A.. q. 20.
81. s.. 81, 80 81, %. IS. H. -. -. Part H-Nos
63s 6i0 90. 64i sac ca, $50. CO., 65i GO, 6ss.
600 662 664 GOT. 65o 672, GA.
Sppr7or s-Monday-Nos 80, %.
% IL l56 g. s. g. lis. c.. les. los, III, - i9l.
ls2 - Ia. -, IL, Les lss. 1870. l62 49, los 1879
LIS p 2o4 POS, to slo, =. 81. l54, l6s, 81
SUPERIOR CoURr-Before Judge sandford-
MstfAer LsncA vs.. Henry 3. Bolster and Ben.
ARdrtrs.-To recover Of proprletors of omnibus
damages .or injury in being run over asst July,
near W aker st. IN Broadway The plaintiff fell.
fortunately. leDgthwlse. and passed between the
horses without getting much hurt by them /.
was shown that he suddenly came out from behind
All omnibus that lad stopped. and that no careless.
ness had occurred on the part o, theSryer Yer
dict Tor defendants. For plaintiff. Messrs " ater-
man and Palmer for defendants, Mr.. Wheeler.
Ce0. n Jackson. RI a.. VS.. NGthaa2 Pedrcc 0ad
4. ) J1~cts BY sgbcontractor under the hen
iav, 10 recover from the owners Of the new to5ac.
90 warehouse foot Of CiintOnst. amount due BY the
contractor, Horace Batter who has gone 10 Cahf,r
MIS- The question was whether the owners were
indebted 10 the contractor Al the time the hen was
served The JGry caull %; SSree, and were dis
charged. For plaintiffs Mr.. ). Tsy Tor Aor defend
ants, Mr Z. 5 Van Wiukle.
EtSasGA K. Hodges rs T,aRessee Fur Iasa-
race Co. Nm j. BOggs AgcH4-To recover $1,000
insured BY Joseph SsRrn. the policy assigned
with mortgase, TO plaintiff on the MassAsoii Ho-
tel. Al W Slthsm Me. burnt IN April last The diff
hca,ty. We believe, was as to the ass Eument Yer
dict for plaintiff in amount and interest. question
Of allowance as to costs referred. For plaintiff
Messrs Il A. MackSy and w. Loomis sor De
PENDANTS, Messrs. Lord and Goodman
SVPRENE CorRr-There vii Re no Special
Term today. A Special Term for motions and
Calendar viii be he'd on Monday next and
through tie week.
COUkT or GESERAL BE
fore the Recorder, and Aid Gnsn and Dodge.
CoEeiEsioE q bS tina! II StepASH w FSster.-
The trial Of Stephen w. Foster for forgery N the