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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25
1880. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1851
FAJEW- YORK Il NEW-HAVEN RAIL-

1880. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1901
AJEW-YORK Il NEW-HAVEN RAIL-
lNROAD-On and a1er Wednesday, Dec ls, the follow.
ing trirs xiii eaye he Canast Station nea1 Broadway
Passengers aso received the NeW-YoFk Snd Harlem
ReiIroed Once, Twentg.sevenihsL
l. Accommodation Train al ] 10 M iot rev -hocseils
4amaronecS Rye Port Chester Greenwich stamford, Ds'
rsyu Noryyuk Wespon Southport Farneld, Bridgeport,
a,rotfcrd Milford aud New Haven Pgsgenger5 frl!u ne
Wag-satons i1r Albany the Stations on The Housaons
ana NangatucE Railroads wi. take this tram aud stop al
Bridgeport Passengers rom Way Stations for Boston PROV.
Rfver halroads win Frsin and olD axpresa TiaR
At Ncw-Gaycn Passengers for Canal Railroad siop at
3 Express Truin o'clock A NJ. for Sanford Bridge
port Albany HousGtonic and Nangatlek Hairoads New
Haven and the Canal Railroad Middleton, Hartford,
Springfield and Connecticut River Railroad, Worcester,
Providence and Boston
Haven and Intermediate Stations Passengers bT tais
Tran fer the Canal Railroad VIII remain at New Haven
nnu3t P NJ, For New-HNen Hafiiord 9nd SpIingnel1
Express Train ats NJ for Stamford, BndGe port and
NaugeIuck Railroads Waterbury feV-Asyen Hartford,
Springfield Worcester and Boston
5. Express Train ri y N E Stanford MI Norgak
and CONNECTING with HQusatouc Train BrdeG port Tor
aIuanv and Plttsield
all me Intermediate StanonG
< commnatiou Tran 81 ? N sor Bridgeport and "a
''fp'so1A's tn TRAINS TO NAyy.yoRK
Uornr,aa tou Train IL AN rom Bridge port step.
ping a all the intermediate stations.
= ACcon2IO dGron lraip AZ ! 3 N i1t tteW-I aFSs1
s.oppng al ell nterIaediaJe Stations
9, Accommodation FRAN al 10 AN Tom rev heYea
stopping a Intermediate Stations receiving passengers
5m Hartford ana New EaYen, cans! Railroad, and hsug
atucS Railroad -
uress Train from Boston, from New HaVeni 0Iopplng ct
Bridgeport Stamford receiving passengers fFom zoe
Holsalonic Railroad al Bridgeport
decentralization Train 81 80 NJ yecetyHg pssssn,
rsrs rom the Accommodating Tram froin Boston ana
from Inc haugstrch halIroad at St.aseiof9 0'ii -'e"
s - press Truin 10 NJ or N connection gn ! Z Z
press Train from Boston stopping at 8aSeP9 I'of"An
ADD Stamford, arriving in New York al II y Z N
cypress Tram at IS, P. 81 from Bridgeport n CON
necoH with the Housatonlc Train from Albany ana i'S
field Stopping NorHa X and stamford ,,.
Passengers requested TO procure GcSs neI9fe anE
ssete 10 the Cara I'M 4 B. q AAsOh, aapL
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CALIFORNIA.

TENHE UNITED STATES AND CAL
4 IFORNEA EXPRESS COMPANY viii dispatch
their Expresses per steamer FALCON, Dec p eao
CHEKOK Re g.
Slippers Wi, please observe That Lbs The Only t2-.5r
na Express Company having their own covered American
BeBts Tor landing goods from iue steamers and renspJ
Up the Charres River Cruces and Gorgona under ae
charge Of Cap Am Bancker, where the mules recelfe
and transmit direct 10 Panama; which point this com
puuy has privileges on the Pacific Mail and other regular
steamers for San Fraucisco
Projectors A 3. MILLER * co.
Refer 10 Messrs Richard Williams Co
Howland & a pnw all,
j Howard L Son
C " &J I Moore K Co. d@56i-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25

SSUPREmF coURr--Cheuny HehHap and James d. Grsgs
Jackson and Jp Lang the abol enautd
d7hdants:-ss you hereby summoned to the
plant IN his acton de toe County Clerks Office
crpy your Newburgh sad County, whnl%eaY
DAYS this sIusve Of the DAY OF such
seice. aud YOU fail to answer the COMPLAINT Aforesaid tbs
paila wltatc udsmen against Won lot ta o
costs OF su-DRted Nof 10, 400 FULLERION FOWLER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys n20lav6wW
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u-FST 4 cos PACIFIC AND

IA EST 4 LU.S FALIfIC ANU
Wv CALIFORNIA EXPRESS-W. x co vii dis
natfh MESSENGER nv Steamer OHIO, 20 sell Dec 5.
sf3PM Letters ard small Packages received an1i i
ocsck Of ts 9th Hsayy freight not atts III 7tA Ship
rers mas avoid the xpsgss z1d trg1hs q ciraiia e
guo1s III Custom House, ~ leaving heIf 7TIcss s.
Lhe oft7rsi 50 Broadway dII lex
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L7OR san FRANCISCO.-The new


" Howard Comsnl5ar. rs seen cons.T2c,ed -,a -
fr=see 10 le gTea.ss possbLe speed, expressly for LIZ
Czar1a Cana .r-a@, a1l Ter sailing S7alses az
believed equal 70 sHy sia sacs. She 2raT7ied Tsh
patent es.ila.ors aad hae superior Accommodation %
Passengers. fr-.s at G passage. zrrt7
a. grimm ELL. MINI Il M : GO - S5t-tl.sL
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Z Fl. CLAY MUDD, ATTORNEY

I It. ILAI MJDD, nj IUhNE II
~ AT LAW aud LAND AGENT San Francisco. ca
iforni4 viii give prompt attention 20 any business enrus
Pefcrs fo-Hop Thomas CorBin Secretary Of the Treas
urv Hon. JOHN j. Cruenden Attorney eaera OF u >
T. Collins Leo, ESQ L. District Attorney, BgtlmoTe
Messrs Sanford shcemsker Baltimore; Hon. JosePH
r. IpgersOD Philadelphia Morton McMchae Esq. Phil
aileuhja; Simeon Dreper Jr ESQ Newly orks Hon John
Young, Newly 1rk Coleman Sletson, New YQTR Co
William Schouer, Boston Philip Greeley il. Esq Co-
A Cost. ESQ san francisco. d1l y 90 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25

N9ARE REDUCED.-phrough line f7F
4 SAN FRANCISCO, via Chagres direct, ard BY The
United Siaes Mai Steamers III iAe Pacific,
On SATURDAY. Deo y. 1850 the splendid Steamship
CHEROKEE. Heary WiUdls Commander, Wi leave 1sT
doch rier A. Nous RIVER for Charss direct a! ocotk
Reduced rates OF Fare 10 ChagYes
Saloon SAFE Rooms ....-..-'.''. IT,
Lower Cam
The a5ose die st tie table aud ave he privilege
OF the Saloon.
steefaee found with Mattress Gad Board. s -
From Pqrss 10 Francisco 70 tbs sprdiI Steamship
CALIFORNIA tc cave p4raMs 4noa. January r.
i''1 saooa Stale Rooms ....................s3 $50
Lower CHhil. ~
Steefase. found viii Mistress sad 6oaTd -
Yer pssse7a srrIy 10 ROWLAND 1 ASPfNWALL,
ala Il and - Sou.h-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25

NSURANC E OF DEBTS, &c.
al UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPA-
RY-Cash Capital and Assets S200 000-lasure Lives
or the favorable Satisfactory and equitable
rangemens be made with CREDITORS to insure the
hyes Of DEBTORS residing IN any part OF the Union
This class Of Insurance provides for the payment fDEBTS
which would otherwise be lest and for the protection Of
FAMILIES left destitute Particulars given bY application
by nail or otherwise to JUDD l. HOLSTER, Agents,
81 Wailst. Jauncey Court. BOARD Of REFEREES } Ohn
J Palmer Moses Taylor, Lawrence TrfnDle Co, Algop
4 Chauncey, E K Collins Isaac Newton, Sherman Co..
Inns. do Stood
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stUPREmE COUkE-Jos-uh Duikee against William n Water
Sscn To WILLIAM NJ. WAEEi5OS You are HEREBY s4n-
answsr TIE compliant tn, cause. which was hlea N
the Cs Office OF Broms Comfy sd copy Of your Ss
The village Buhsmon, wia twenty days after the
Lereo exclusive th day OF such and you tn
. q aforesaid tic plaintiff VIII appy 10 Tie
Court for res eanded complaint, Dated BHghamt
November 2}d 1880 DEFOBREST & STOW,
dta is~6wM Attorneys for plAinti T.
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q PAST.-The Pabac S informed ihal anier TIE
rgrgements Of this Gcnpaay stsnUers Inspected sud sp
proved ny toe MAJ Department, AVID earring ne Un.ed
STATES Mats vii conuHn- 70 Pa1alus eni san Sr
cisco Lhe ard 1f-enh days Of =ac6 NOAH uness
detained by 1Havn'dBbe sccideHt he nnaarva az re
ais 81 5aaDa The " Inc srsL al tae month
vii ,ouc Acapulco. san Bas, aszstisn san Diego and
Hou-srsy TIE Steamers Of he fifteenth % tle month VII
touch 81 Acapulco. hat 40 otser Mexican DORIS
Inc naU steamship COLUMBIA 9Th DIV rsguisriy a!l7T
her arrival ae Pscinc between San Francisco Aa PoA
il Oregon awaiting Al The lonner port The srlysi Of iat
passengers from f4usIla and -eturug without slsy
EH mails and passengers FOR the following Steamer from
ssu Francisco regular ile of propears 1i Ne SrptlF
transportation OF freight and transient Passengers
between PauAms and san Fraaclsetl
ThecOunecGian IN Inc atlantic vii Re maintained by he
S.eaushsps EMPIRE CITY, caring NeEF-YorS en- ,ae
18Th. and CHEROKEE. leaving Ssw-York The 18Th Of
ssch month for CEagras third coat vii also re Sep iI
NeH-fOrk Is spare sEesIer.
The new steamships CARIBBEAN aud PHiLADELr
PHEA vii farm direct line between NasF-Oreaus and
Chsgres leaving ~ such periods SIS vii insure as hts
detention as possible the stnus and forming, Win the
Pacific steamships, d THROUGH LINE 10 ard from New
Orleans aud auFis il Mexico California and Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS Tor any month can De secured On
application to the Company. Il Soath-st Sew-York AP-
pca;iuns fjr Passage from New Orleans should 55 made
to ARAsTR0EG, LaWRASON L CO. Asea'E az ShS;
place -
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StTIMSON & Coz EXPRESS TO
~ NEW. oRL Fans. per Slealnship ONO. Atl0 M
on THURSDAY December ~ We shall dispatch al E&.
press with Freight Packages. Specie Jewciry and Falaa'
be Parcels. Tor New Orleans ana Monte
Persons sending Drafts Notes sad Bills, by this EXPRESS
for Collection, may depend upon pzompt Attendance 10
The business by our partner, ADDISON BRASFON t.sl
and Hs experienced and efficient assistants 81 our New
Ofle6ns Office IN tie ST Charles Hotel Building
y B.-Owing The low Stage OF tae Alabama kss AZ
The Ges dg.es, cannot pfOulse 10 forward al t4ts Inc
into The interior or Alabama
70 No Freight received or he day of sailing.
az ~ STIM5ON q co - W
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TH0MpSON { HITCHCOCK.

a DAMS Il CO.'S CALIFORNIA
LRFREIGHT PACKAGE AND PARCEL EXPRESS
per steamer "CHIER0KEE.n on SATURDAY Dec. q 1850
~ Our next Express for Ca.foruis. Willie dispatched
per steamer Cherokee" for CHAGREs Direct on
SATURDAY. 28th inst at O'Clock ? NJ through as usual
in charge of Special Messenger
Merchants and others sending by our Express may rely
upon heir Goods going forward with ihe almost certainty
ard pronpneis as by our new engagements on tie 18TH
mus the difficulties and detentous incident to that portion
ofthe route are now entirely overcome. The more eaaq
tually insure this, IN addition regular Messengers
and gents nave recently sent Gown Two OF our most
efficient men from our NewIo Office, the
syhmus with eighLaud attend personally os speedy
and delivery Agents ia Panama who, in their
turn aga facilities guaranteed our Express on The
Pacific Mail Steamers by forwarding freight without
loss Of time TO destination.
All freight ana a:ge packages Hust be delivered to as
prior 10 Tie day of sailing Invoices must always accom-
pa1y each Shipment bu. coaszpur may avoid he trouble
ard expense Of clearing Gooa7 a! Custom House by
banding US their papers early saturday morning All
freight must he prepaid and every pa kage be rendered
thoroughly atcr proof
d2l II. ADAMS co, is and is Wail-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25

SUPREME CouRr- Hateas CorQes.-A writ was
sued out in the case Of the three individuals
charged with the robbery OF the house OF the
Countess dc Caumont, IN Paris, resnrhable on
ThnrKhAN.
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Law COURTS.

CouRr C1LnSDAR-Th Day-SHperjof Coari.
Nos 20, 81, 1875, lOs loo, 50, l49, 81, - 100,
49, lO9 l4l, 100, IS, -, l1e to iso, l82 to zoo
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CALIFORNIA PACK

9EAGE EXpRFss. per steamships ONO. 26h, and
CHEROKEE The 2Sth-By the above conyeyances Special
Messengers viii be dispatched from this office, having
charge Of Parcels Packages and Express matter OF every
description.
The arrangements OF Ibis Express being ofte mos psr
feel description all business eumed 10 ii will meet VIA.
prompt dispatch Slippers VIII please lake notice t4i al
freight by This line forwarded up the Caegres River IN
or damage by employing canoes being wholly avoided
Parcels received until lie morning Of the day Of sailing ard
letters until 4 M Packages aud heavy freight m9si De
delivered at our Office waterproof condition prior 20
the day of ealing where goods waiting for shipment
i-r Irsl
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StUPREME COURrHeury ; Ierb.l, WNam $ Jensiags and
SAnd,ewJ Mipaue aeautt Richard Jackson sna john Lang
named defendants Sin: Yon be eb summoned
the compliant this acton which was fled IN the County
CLERK ohce Of oraufe County at Gohen oR he b Of Noyem
l5d copy your Ne vburSh IN
said Couuy within twenty after the Of this Summons
exclusive day such aud fail 10 answer tho
complaint aforesaid the plaintiffs M AXE gRet for the sun o.
hundred dollars aud hieen with niees %
SIDES Of suit Dated November II. 300
mn 1annN FILLEkTON q FOWLER. Plds. Atty 8.
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ne safrosaie Of The County oINs"
II pctrO1s 1zv.ng elalZ's iEalL-s'
ity oi New YORK, 5soeGsee- . ere
rec :. -os sCDscrorr, 5. as once
New q, " before ths i"-a.
Sa~ 4. Ia 3sd ~ OF Norsai
HGkVEY sCRDELL, Executor.
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- of The sarroe.,. Of ina coorp Of
eiysn % al 9sgsonI lE1las Lama
ale aiths City sfNew forA, merchant,
IA vouchers hereof toths subscribers
a M4dsn Aae, II tas Cry u SsV-
i.v II Aprii csgL-Datsd Ns@-forf,
JONATHAN Z. AYRES, E1se1tof
RKTSEY DAY. EIscgtr1I
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eSOR CALIFORNIA, vie CHAGRtcS,
Z WITHOUT DETENTION Al PANAMA. The Uni
led States II all Steamship Company Fb dispatch no spe-
did doube-engin1 Steamship OHIO, J. h Srhenc U )
Nav Commander, Thursday, Dec =, AZ O'Clock
P Nj frente pier iootof Wsreut Norh R!Yer, with lhe
government Mails and passengers Tor ss1 Frspcsco SD
ms sonn.eaon al Panama yl bs carefully kept -, %
~ N prevent az detention beyond lie usual saY 10 port
Tie books open and passage can oc secured q
~ FaoM Szw-YoRz 70 oHAsAE=
Ss.e~rooRl BERN lt~i
gl1idee BERN, forward Saloon ....-,-..t. -
stesrsge perta, found bed ana separate table =
FRusr PASAs4 To san FRANCISCO
Saie-rccu psrtI 80
6te=rsQs be1.l fDzGd Bed and 81 GIste ta3l5. ~
from NEv-YoEX TO
CAsIies1sn. .......s,.,..-.s}5 - @!5
Ssgsnnah ...,..,.tt...tssts = - ~
EeN-G)re -s........... IS 81
Passengers Gauges a-I 9t l-lsiv.i-o - ravens
IL lie steamer FALCON ~
FreraLt 10 Nsy7CsrIeans 81 cents pef gl9.c ioo 10
sI0ss WI be taken ol te=li l9 Ei4FaA-. S9iF
te havana, b2li Of one Per cent szc -f-lltee $50,
Slippers Of packages conallns 5-fetfN goa or sl'e
war or suv ar-cIe commonly ElJl75 - lala9ss s1
Srac7 !he v;e rf Is s1p7e1. u lier DIS OF -@4i-s
te Cotn1any vii not nc responsible toF 5u losses % 4.
us5 y merchandise. a. shipped GF-lt- 7i-h lrts-- ~
Freight tis ciass u sIf1sHz- VIZ SO - - ''
per ent 81 lie Fal1e- H..
70 secure eis5. or cssssge appT - r. oaics d rs
Soglpauy II Hrss-st eqvser a Z srTe5l % ..,,<,
cf1tigl a5uee s s7c1 sa=Es Us -
t,1,eagsz7 a..ye 1reTlaEed ota- q. - lI46
i 81 hssI1ezs ss-e1 49, = 4i-+---e=
-s-.nL ~ tsa soiaIznvrs of1r=- M ss- 2. -t -
saaset 1rssidr tsa58se-7sA - 1t i-
sigue5 - Il -s.i - ns 4olLi asl as -
gus d IgDeI feio.s ne ssens q ies '@ssei a. -
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~ PURSUANCE vi 20 sole.s 0i 80 voel' ii
S.s Yoa uolot IS hssby gwen al pnFsOHs a3ys aaE's
.qt FRANCIS KELLY late OF The City OF New fef4' grocer,
Esoepsed N presen; E yensr' hsfeo 70 mo amer
hsr al the o-e Hruai Hy No lQ tEeh sLfrstf - t
S-u YssA 90 urbsfoe r t~ta5 ghi Jsy a eafrA 7'II -
DA.d New YORK TIA taeL:y SECOND iay % f1Ts 90
os2 a,,5fos} Nv ANN NELLY. Administrator
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Ao.sr's ol,rc., 9Ise :pa pn,ov. oct. 81, so

AGrsrs Ofrct, SING PHi,ov 1880
TCROf 0S4LS FOR CONVICT LAB0F-hoice gwen
that recalled proposals El received al
ohcs N sac Pms EEtll w ednecny 6th Jan1sfy @ n ck
NJ for The hire and of from FIFTY ONk HUNDRED
CONFICTS with the privilege tatng employing many
lime during the of
at the disposal Of the and called for by previous
~ eIstNg
years day May uex privilege ersncag
the Eve Year, from the contract
The sad CONNECTS TO NJ employ 90 IN he Daess manufacturing
and files
Also propo,als be received a, the sane tine and place
hire Of HIRtY ~ FIFTY COSVlCIS, By
phyed the manufacturing shook for five from tie first oil
May, l95i
Ii popong any Of the a6o coa7icts
the price per cay mus, be stated
furnish ius for warming
shop shoys, AID broons Tor swesplHg ms
Suitable shop the prescott the bu
The contracts, VIII be furnished b. -. State
Payments required end each aud every month
Tie the
accompany proposal the
should be at The uns letting order 10 exc
cute the contract
Tie inspectors themselves the privilege d accepting
sy proposals that they may ceudac. the interest OF
the state. rtl3 laYgwWedl ALFRED K BOOTH, Agent
StUPRgME COURT-John a C.. Guy, Charles F. Hunter,
SThomes Buckley and William c. Shelton against William H.
Embellishments money demand c0nTact-TO tia
You hereby summoned
o CITY County Yok, The Cly hah 10 Tire City OF
Of November, and copy Of your
Office 20 50 Nassau street, hs City OF New
aar the hereof eIcusT6 OF 10
aforesaid plaintiffs vii udgmen for the Of steven
s1ty-sx dollars aud oena with interest rom
OF November thousand ut hundred and MY,
besides the costs of the Dated Novembe 1850
Z L. FANGHER, Plaintiffs Attorney,
nq0 w Nassau Il. Nv York.
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INSURANCE.

MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
IVsMUTUAL LIFE fNsuRAsHcEE;y CoMP la,a.i ~,
S2nees Win Capital Of . 90 ,OO0, actually pad in and
invested of The United States and OF Toe oS'e
I,s basnees win be conducted upon pfncVes 70 render
oosis fhe Dsymer Of the insured by he Company
he,her he cgnis artse Fly years hence, or WltuA y"
YEAR, AFTER ts creation To TINS the characters Of me
o de,n II necessary 10 require the payment Of fG pre-
Ie according to the rates Of Insurance OF me mos a
snyei Offices both England and mere IN cash ano DOL II
sotes either Ia whole or IN par
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25

~ PURSUANCE OF au oer Of hc Surrogate o ho col9y
NewYufs Notice hereby gwen % ." persons having eAin'
,rs WILLIAM FLYNN late Of tic City Of new York, deceased
70 res. lie vouchers Al The 0hep
III nr Fyur tte between 1!st 3ristf"s m ihs
CIV m Now Yor on the twenty-five, day Of March nsIt
Dated New lot su'e~uh tsy OF .epieHnhef sS0
az ,s,,s,.H FKAStis CRoNEKES, Executor"
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T90R KEYPORp and Fort Hamilton.
4resrrb5st { .si5ahu2A ea7zs GsaIuosrs =,
5sr Sr~ls5s -aai-=5 i Fl ? = fr.i-lin sssa
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~ PURSUANCE q. a. ofssr ths saIoE;e q Ia Coa4y o.
h4a Yofs note. hereby gwen all persons tsrng c2ni
cs,a,t BENJAMiN SANDS, ao Gy Of Ssw York, as
zsea 10 present Nth rVuesr. Thereof to ne ss9eI
ys - oale Joeph & SkaGel Nc h7 Pearz' n ma Ct' OF
NAx To or he LIST sRy Of March nss-psts A'W
~ 'u' 49, '' MARTHA SANDS AlministrstuI
.pqs i,~arap3sts JOSEPH c, SkADEN, Administrator.
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10 have sullivan swear to an alndaVis IN the case
The witness was examined Mt length, bat neither
this examination nor the examination which for.
lowed produced anything new in the history Of
the case. Court adjourned for the day.
COURT or GgYEhAL SESSIONS -Tuesday-
fore the Recorder aud Aldermen Franklin and
Concklin.-The Niles CoAspsray Ca@ was CON
tinued TO- day. The first witness called being Mr.
Richards who had already been produced by the
prosecution Mr. K, testified that he was not az
present in any business; had seen Ellen VII.
liama frat saw her at the station house in tho
Eighteenth Ward had never seen her before,
and did not know where she lived think It vas
about the 2eth Of jane that | first saw her had
10 Communication with her Til that lime had
never sent any communication to ber nave
been very active ia this suit my object was TO
bling Niles to justice the authorities commenced
proceedings and | rendered what aid coaid
Niles told me that he got $4,000 ont Of Mr.
Ravens
Joln Co0elbeiag sworn, opposed that he knew
Ellen Williams in March, l349 IN Canalst saw
Ter in May OF thc same year at 100 Broome.st.
when spoke with her about some law buslnessj
recommended her to VIM. Watson Miles, who
was nay lawyer. The burden Of this witnesses
evidence was 70 show that il was w w. Nlles,
and not Geo w Niles who commenced the pro-
ceedings, or wits whom Ellen Williams agreed 70
have the suit brought against Hayens The pro-
secution tried to break down this wtnesses teaEi-
mony, but did not succeed 10 showing his charsc.
ter TO De disFeputable.
VIM W. Nales " as the next witness he testified
that Ellen Williams Addressed him IN reference to
come legal proceedings she appeared to DC preg-
nant think size said she was pregnant 2y hf.
Ravens she said size was pooe, and wanted some
kind of protection support ! was sisa' ana
could not attend to the business at thar time
never have seen Ellen Williams from thas day to
This, This witness is only very distant reia-
i've If Geo " KiIs,, although he occupied tho
saoe office with him, acting patsIy II ihe 1aPaelty
ofcerk and doing business also on MS OWE az
Several other witnesses were put up5n the
stand but as noyAin5 vas ellcitel they were
WITHDRAWN
IHel tg1il1amg vas then recalled to coAtradi@t
some OF the testimony given BY the witnesses for
the defense liz reference TO tae card With Mr.
fiay ems address, which Doyle said Ellen VII
liams gave him. she swOfe that SIZE never gsYe,itg
10 him. She also swore that Capct gent her to
Geage W. Niles, sudtold hcrnot to employ Wm
W Niles. The testimony being non nearly all
IN, the defense res.ed WITH the privilege o tstug
the testimony OF TWO witnesses as 70 CERTAIN
points, ut future time The case wtil be stunned
W o. Thursday, to which time tie Cou.. al.
ioorned
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-03-20

With a kind of arrogance, and in very offensive
manner, he Mr.. Calhoun discards every sugges-
tion previously proposed for the settlement Of exist
ing difficulties, and repudates every plan Of comPro
mise, excepting such as he may prescribe.
Register.
Well, what has Mr.. Webster donel Has he not
discarded Gen. Taylor's plan! Or rather does he
not, in his late Speech, treat it svi silent contempt
And has not Mr.. Clay, in SO many words, condemned
part of that same plan! We may be mistaken, but
We think it rather "arrogant in the Editor of the
Register to charge John C.. Calhoun with any skind
of arrogance. No other paper besides the Register,
has been able to discover any thing livery oensive
either in the matter or the I" manner" of Mr.. Cal
houn's Speech. That paper, however, " always has
the news" With it, it never rains but it pours.
Its friends are uniformly superlativey good, and its
enemies terribly offensive - and bad.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-03-20
THE MARKETS.

PErznssuno, March Is. But little doing in Cot
ton, the foreign accounts being unfavorabie Sales
at II cents and the market lending downwards
$5 SO to $50, fair to good q to $l2 50, very fine
$l3 TO &l5. gl.e5s ~ s. ~ sss fsisase.es
FAYETrEynLE, March lc. Cotton II tol Al efss
slight decline in the article; cofs C5 70 70cents
per bushels -four 81 25 to o. 75 fodder IS cents per
hundred salt 81 so per sack |; molasses Is to 80
cents per gallon; coffee Is to le cents.
e WILMlNGroN, March l6 Turpentine, 4l 80 per
barrel for dip, and 81 10 for hard; tar 81 10 per
barrel; spirits turpentne at from 81 to 25 cents
salt per sack 80 cents; -four from 81 % 10 - IS;
cotton yarns IA to l6 cents molasses IS cents per
gallon coffee l6 to ~ cents; bacon 81 to cents
hog round. 5ssfE
CHARLESTON, March Is. Cotton lO3 to IA cents,
with slight decline, account Of the Canada's
news.
New YoRK, March 18th. Cotton active. 5000
bales at slight advance the price to which the
article declined after the arrival of the Canada :