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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-25

F $40 900 Of the stock Of the Bergen Point
Plank Road have been subscribed, aud the election
Of Directors will take place On the 9th May

STEAMSHIP, ~ THE PAcHo-The 7arsh
Sands. Howard h sons which left this port on ne
18Th Dec asst, arrived at Panama on the <'tn oi
March in 1903 days The lsthmls' Geo. La"
which lef, our por, on the ls;b OF Dec arrived al
Panama on the 27th Of March, or N lo0day'. me
Gold Hunter. Davis, Brooks Co which le't
our por, on the goth Of Dec. reached Panama on
the a5,b Of March. or in % days. The Carolina
Howard 4 Aspinwail eft THIS port on the 9th o.
January and aso arrived a, Panama on the 2sth Of
March. i. serenfy egit days-be-Dg the quickest
trim ever made from this port ~ Panama va the
straits # Magellan. IL viii be observed that,
tbon,b the starting time q these steamships was
nearly month apart, they a. reached Panama
within rs o days u each other The Tennessee had
only arrived OF the i2;h-fifteen day. caller The A.
rival Of this magnificent feet nus. have been
sight fJr sore syes = the thousands collected al
Panama, impatient FOR swift convey ance 10 the
and Of Gold.
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Ia,.r from Texas indian Depredatious.

NIOHMUNU- Va NNOT''s1Hl1 y IT'- .
We learn from the Re- GroHde Scni'Htl oil the
18th inst lex.racts from which appear IN the New
Orleans papers received today that The Indians
were daily committing the most attocious depreda
tons and murders and that public meeting had
been held at Brownsville for the adoption of mea-
sures to suppress their movements Among those
who had lately fallen victims TO their cruelty were
Mr.. Kemp. highly respected and welkno"n
citizen. who was attacked and murdered uear la
redo and also the Sau Antonio mail rider.
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-%,rW-YORh TRIbt ~.

900, o.lf rugusE FytLI'7s'
+" - y.s,lxe nry7.7' r1c'frE2'
4. o., rrOoo, na'' Sars.l .' 's, 60, HaI
%@. ,.a % c se.: q. ~ ~ -: .-s' a. (, ' 81
:, .ss. hoy pf-'1i :, b. rsrrr rsf- t.ns- elrirs
= e.'is NJ sas.,br. i've D s'' per ' ~, r..
Tn ,,.. c.'i IS " 49,. -, s s = -
,r.rrtts T. , - S-yg.rs--rs Usir pagers ~
e1ahs-'s.. .ssosr ,e-ulS a. h'sne, inAh ''''
% - -. 49,, ..o~>t srT ference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-25

LoVNNlLlt, ny Wednesdhy ApnI I
The collections IN aid Of the sufferers by the
barnlng of the BELL Of the West thus TAR.
amount to over 5000. \ portion OF the passengers
have left ior st Louis on the steamer Gen Wash
ington
The River during the last & hours has risen 20
inches making II feet inches in the Canul and
ieet On the Falls
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pcath ofI Han LII. Noryeli.

DtrKoir, "Wednesday, April p
Hon John H. Novel;, L. 5. Attorney from this
District died Of the eryspelas this afternoon at ms
residence IN tins city. He arrived from Washing
ton ON Sunday last very much indisposed, ani cou-
t.nued sinking until his death
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NIuIiny on ~hipbeard.

WAsmNCto> "Wednesday, Aprl 9t-o 7 NJ
The New Orleans papers of the 'th state party
Of ten sesmen belonging to the ship Scargo, prob
ably Areo had been arrested in that City, for mu-
tiny while on the passage from Havre. The first
aud second mate OF the ship were very severely
beaten bv the mutneers
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Il he Hnulss

ALUANN, "Wednesday, April -
We learn from Syracuse, that the CANA at
Geddes was not uavigabe last evening and It was
quite uncertain when it would be 1t was also re-
ported at syracuse that the culyert had given ay
at Bclise. four miles west Of Geddes, which 1t was
thought would require several days 70 repair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-25

FRoNlCIENf by the srriyA a, this DO I,
yesterday Of the big Lconora Capt. Nicker,op
from Cieniueeos which por, she .eft on the 9Th
inst we learn that there lad been an abundance
Of rain &, ths; plsce, and the crops looked well
Sugar was getting scare, and no Molssses to be
had. Freiehts very ow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-25

BLACK RIyER, MIcH.-Ths is small river rua
ming westerly into Lake Michigan, about eighty
niles due west from Lansing, the new State Cai
Ia SIX miles up the river widens into Black
Lake, on which is Holland, Dutch settlement e
FIVE thousand inhabitants, soon % be joined b. as
many more Of their countrymen, with One Milion
Dollars N bard ca.h, beside other property. Or
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Iiouor- 10 MIR. Calhoun.

CHARLFsIoN, "Wednesday, Apul =
Business at this place Will be suspended to
morrow in respect to the memory of the ate Hon
JoHN CALDWELL CDrHoUN, whose remains Will
then arrive The Telegraph office at tins point
vii be closed
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
~ TELEGRAPH 70 1sE NETWORK TRIBUNE
,,unor,,n, from Yucatan- Rene"a' u I'll"
War.
Cn,fIFsT0N, Ide'-s'' NpT"

CUAFIF.IUf, II''+a'' 7'F''
Dates from Campeschy t, the 'th Inst state 'h''
o.. Indians had renewed the war which 1t was
honsd had been terminated. and that they seemed
,,,.,nioed To carry it on with increased activity
c.nt vidal in two expeditions from Na,.adold'
had killed % sayaecs aud succeeded IN rescant
four white prisoners.
The insurgents ia large numbers hal attacked
,be toxin, Of Centil'1. and set FIRE 70 number OF
new buildings in the public square. which were
consumed. Lieut. Correa collected few meu
and after a sharp contest rePulsed the assai'an'S
with loss Of killed and a LARGE number wounded
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Fire I'm philndclphiu.

PmLADrtr'uA, "Wednesday, April .i-PM
Abou, 20 small buildings mostly occupied by
poor respectable Irish weavers, situated in the
vicinity OF Thirteenth and Fitzwater SIS were
consumed by fire this afternoon. Many OF the suf
crers lost their all
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yy,,-voYu yurR.D.y uoB>INC. APRIL Is. 1850.

....-...t .,. .-..-.-. ..,...-,..,- o,4 s---r,,..
... ..-..... ......i ...,..... ~. a .s--,
-.,s..........-.... ...-..-.. ,.-,-. .., ,,,.-s
t... A. -s.......... .,..-. ,ls ..-.... ~
avorIt. sre-cc. Drawn from comparative anatomy
al che l.tsr.-. -e.es Of mankind The lecture
which aao.ule v.th valuable ..1--aat.0r ved
Additional interest fam, .l. ,--,-,rs r-t-ai,s &
l..,,.e1..-.f man. o..,.o,.,,, Drawn. bus,s
..,,. sof ..- --.-,....., h.- ,,t.,t ,,, .,b..,,
cos, mad. ..,,-... ........., -, ,,.-,. CAM, ,-
-... -........ .....,. ~. ~ y r.,,-rr ,r,
be free. ,ai Gee e-sat celebrity Of the lecturer uo
Jess tHaa the popular interest ot the sub cct WI
assemble a genuine MON Hal audience W
state f- the t,--. . cur friends that being ra,h sx
.ate ., ,he .,-..rc ast c.el.a-. We osnd sreat
Hm-u'ty a procuring seat. Therefore. -o early
r.rr,.< Arr.,-. IS Nv. YoRx.-Tae Countess
,,r... . t1...., .,., ,-r.,-i ..,.-...lo, i, th,.
....... all
steamship ..'.'
tre ai''o' ID. aals l'.-.""' o.N'' ''. -- III"
ISL and ia T--lcn. Ole ol her books. stS a-r'
...,... ,s.. NJ, First Ty.'v, Years : almost
.'L L... ..,.,.....-s 90 ,b. .-;..,, ~
'"ssO '' '"''f "'' '-
Joseph Bouer7-te. AIu- % SPAN. are very spirited
.....l.... ........, 81, ,b.. csr,.l,., f Kim Z,
.pI a-i N"e'tN'. ''e b." - ms O''" "
-up.ei distinguished station % the socla ana At
erar- word # T. lmuni BE G.uoux p French
f....lL b.. ,,.-. 81; s.-.-or
'''".'' '.'
rorhien'la. missions W'aA ne -A''cr WIS 0c''c-
'ary Of Foreign Ahars has also arrived 10 this
r... H. .. ot.,.,,...f'-sL .,,,,n,st, and con .
'ected H''-'. 90 fefl
,t...,,. ., ,e ,..
-
prime mowers .A i'' late h'p"pica" Struggle ''
Palermo arrived q. ;hs post yesterday, passenger
.o tb. barl Rover tom Palermo He vas Obliged
f ..l t,:. t,,.
4" nee '' '''.' '"'
offered FOR bis capture oy the 'oV'-a-n,N
- ...oflr.u,,
" Inc I'.e'a' "' W W ".'' '' ''''
late foreman ot Franklin ire Company Member
or tIc Whitehall Association. s.. &c was the
..,.. . o. l,,. ,-,...ssi,, a. th,se societies
Scs'''""s ne WIS ' ''
rZr,.., -rbs.r,ber In Pa. Seventh War.
, .,.,, .,.5
WHO '''- "''' W "' -' 80
his name lis communication VIII iioi attention.
MECHANICS SOCIETY ScHooL-The aanua' *
amina'i o ths pupils of this school, cs'ab.is he'd
by the Genera. Society oi Mechanics ana Trades
men. commenced on Moudav aal wi. boz closed
,,i. ...-, with PHI, 3istribution of premium. md
..,
appropriate eN'I roses
--..,f.. r.,.i.-..., l,,r,I. hi, e.., f,, harejver
..-.i.,..,,
usement "Hi give 'H N''.'i' Wv ',''
matte aud poetic renllns' this evening Oh tH' nut
gers Ius,itr-e. Malisoast. Ga Tuesday afternoon.
.a. read with great effect before the young ladies'
.,..3i,. ,r .,.,,i,or, ,rtb, I..t.,4t. .ab,st 400
..,.......,,t.,.l. .r.i...
'''
eel 'h' f-'''.'.'' '' i,- '
TIA p,.tvr>r-Tos Russ pavement from
~ c.l.... d.. p.,.i.,..- ..,,-,..
'''
c1mp'e That queer notlon-Pcrrine pave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-25

laI,fornis, Oregon, ana inc :" -, -. ~
1. nnhi,hec 90 he oeparilf- OF saou " 81
- Are. Price - csu-s per copy.
'@as' GgEyLyY McELRATH, Pshishsr'
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The OBSERVATORY. The total subscription IN
aid Of the Brooklyn Observatory amount to el3'oo0
-,wothirds Of the requisite sum for commencing
and completing the enterprise. The Other s'ooo'
there /. good reason to believe, viii be forthcoming
in the course Of few weeks When that IS ob-
tanned. the work will be Immediately begun. The
location is not yet satisfactorily fixed
FATAL AccIDE>r.-James McCabe n resident
OF Hamilton.av. Brooklyn, while employed yester-
day at the Atlantic Dock in his business steve
dore tell from the cross-trces Of the schooner Spleen
did, and vas Instantly killed We learn that the
unfortunate man left wife and lie children. The
occurrence was entirely accidental
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CITY ITEMS

public I'd -.a.. ". i-.-.- ~ .-.'
We given away 30 hl- :-ei' ~ Mr l'''"'
..nee-enl tie th-oag tar ~1F r.r per q.
the :oat q Ca1a.st was a i'se' '-"
worth seein-. a. hours M N.ns ID 'h'
crowd was e.1l-l % co-Fia.e on' '' '-
ta-est which people o' a. '.7''-- vase DO
tar successful attempt ~ e''ao.''n "D' '.
Steamers which shall s'a1f NE ol- .e'
packets. 'o- elegance spsei 'oa'' |
required quality. to- hrst in 'ne "''.l. ''
heretofore .n nays I''.-''
pete description ~ The Atlantic. a.l
tba, .sch po-'oa oi 'he Fe''e. had Is crop o'
m.rers, i-oia tue noble engines '''''
DENY +"c' ante ..-.u =,
i'''s'' '.e mage o' ''. 49,. .,,...,.
l.....s .., p-,...s. pafsr.s Not
.@....,.... I...t, rendered see.n, b., lilH-u' c
49,. ....s 5,4 the crowd diminish. and
-...i ,..-.a.t5 .i-b,. the ,ie- was
..-...... -,,, .,.-. ob.,ej n,
.,.;.t, .,..--.-., into .Is windows.
.......... .t. -i,,;,, anil discussing her
...r,,3t,rf. nautical st,ls :,
L.-. ....-.. ,,..'., las
pre-" ~, .--.-.......,,..s ,-t ss',r
s"N"'' '''' .,.,t,--..
'' ca ,..,.',.'...,.. ...;.,.., -. rron,e..
yesterday ana ''-.' .......
AIDE her decks a"'N' " 800 ''.
q good i'ft'A 'De ''As " '- :,
,4.-....,. ,i,, ,, t.,c and she
Collins were oolse1 '' sal' ''' ''9 u'''' ar
,,u,., be accessible until harretum from Europe
THO -..so, vas the absolute necessity ~ room
49,, ....,r ,t. mechanics and seamsa 81 -et the
..-...i. .-t.....yo.o,e The crowd that cog-
.,lb.-,.i'- ,..s,.-,ev was immense. and w
-. \. i.o;.i.bed while she remains here
,,..l l.,,... .,o5s~ the oves md with .he good
.r;sl... of q creator number Of people thau ever
:.-... d.. 4.,,s-,,rs az q steamship from tvs
o-,
.,.;,, -, ,..,-o.,,oIl,. ot noon on saturday
NRfH '">f LN'"N'
O'Clock Ias' h-nN '"c u.'"'
store OF J" o. ln'i'As -, n.y..
Inc IRE Depa'''''' anu ,-.1,,.a..,..
We're 4uich! "nt the 'l'' ''' wy
OF The mste1as made "' '"'' ~ IN
unsva..lns, AMI the 'N"d'n- VIII, 49,
under the .lry OF the de'""r'"- e''"''"' iuV
then eXtented to No. ~ ''N' 81 ''''P'e'
Darlington Albert Rose 'o'n.i''''''"
and their store was e"'fe'y ''s''S ',' =,
contents Inc s''''
ha'ho'f"e' grocer. anu 81 u -r..,,..-....l
MISSION merchant "''''' ''''-'' .t.,...x
men We 'ei'' me ''' -,
,a,psbs Goods in bond Chief Of Police Ma'scl
had bis men aU ready to remove tie goods should
the fire get in. The store below No ''- o.
cupied by Work Drake commission m'r
chants vas IN "l'n'ne"' ''',-'' "-.' ''.'a' nave
been some INJURED NO.. "' ''N' ''
Crane * 'h' Pe".. p VI, "''' ,"
baby 'sc'Pe'' 10 o. ''''''
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.


INTfn STATE, MAI TfAMfR-
COLLINS, LIsE-Nais nom Aei0. iorh.
ATLANTIC Carr "A f.I frfiOr. SET A
D. a. 10 it ..-.--.t fIi Nfs---- 4.i Liverpool. ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-25

'|'''' Nv ~ Ut IN n 4 ID -t-h-O 2 st
Tnere hs. bsen large bushes. In Fou, ,,s.v a.,
port. an pr sivs-e nearly i.l. g. ht TIE
up 500 bos mostly Howard street A. ls05 ~ Cf-v
Nils i De A. - BY suction here wsrr as >, ~ 49,
hsss green Rio Coffee, ~ o. q lp.:
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For America.


ColtINs's LrNE-sdii, nom Iirnpool
All AL f,.... Capt 81 tsr... if NnF lHA va " I'
r,,.tt. t.rt Ma Dor Nrs iUdk Wei Nj ~
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TIE EEW-YORK TRIBUNE
For European Circulation
.-,,r urw-7ORK TRIBUrIE

.t,.,ss On The departure " e,li n aii -.,.
10 2so.os 80 g. ce-is per co}y. OF s. per gear l''s'
,rludsd .x,,,~----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-25

II h,tle boy. six years old, named Lawrence
Meade while playing in school yard IN the viciuI-
y Of his residence :. Stone s.; had ms leg broken
" en- accidental fal
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rrpms OF ADVERTISING.

pTtEfF' 'fTI'''' - - ,
>o,ic...-i., eelis per ine. each no 20
o-I ,otircs.-s'- ICES Or 81 rs-
Genefm ,.-ss cents per ~ eAf lsl . 49,,
= cer1 0,s fs.r,t-emprt-.-iS -figi -'ra
t'ener"I 49, q cests over eisrf l.1s rs-s
-, ice e1ct csY- . -. s,~s ,-ser'or g. ce-.s
"a rent. per a- pr dag, Or . ce'A
~ pr morin - ,6.ss,.e.,
y grxgstl i~slTATi ors, c'i -L''7'' -
e IssnI idy,rtisrnient' Al .s' 'sia' rec 'i
ss,g.s .~-.-...s ca tI.s- - ~..- s.uegr rC.1 q
- vo-r.-g ~ evening t6.ton'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-25

>rlciDE-N esterdsy morning a. EasllsAman.
named Thomas H Tlly worker IN whaiebone,
arrived from Albany IN the steamboat Manhattan
and stopped ct 100 Cedsrst In the afternoon lie
killed himself by shooting through the head wiki
Tow in- piece while sitting On bed in one II the
upper rooms Of the above house. Il S supposed
hiatt the cause r the g.; vas jealousy. He eft
letter directed to Mrs. T4i,. ~ Middaehs;. Brook
yn. About SIX week. 40 he as placed under
arrest for A,temptn. to XIII himself The Coroner
wi hold an inquest 10 iay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-25

tF /. W. KELLOGG widely and svorsbiy
known as an effective champion Of the Tempe
rance cause, delivered en- able address before
Broadway Division Of the Sons Of Temperance, a;
Their Hal IN Broadway on Tuesday evening. NJ
Kellogg answered il mastery manner, the usua.
objections urgedby many who claim 70 be good Tenn
peraEce men, against the O-ierof the Sons Of TEN
perance and closed with powerful appeal in favor
Of the Total Abstinence cause generally. The bal
was crowded. and the audience frequently manifest
"a Their appreciation o. the address, b. hesr-y
bursts Of applause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-25

EFFECTS or ISTFNpERANcy An Inquest was
also held at lO2 Cherryst upon the body Of Chas
Wakefield a native Cd England, 20 years OF age.
whose death resulted from apoplexy caused by in
temperance. Verdict accordingly.
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BURNED To DEArH-The Coroner held an ia
quest yesterday at 81 Orange St upon the body OF
Eliza Thompson, co'ored, native OF New Jersey
30 years OF age, who came 10 her death by burns
caused By her accidentally falling over a furnace.
while intoxicated Verdict accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-25

FoUSnIISG-The dead body OF an iniant sap
posed 10 be three or tour hours Old was found Tues
DAY evening in the entry OF the house Of James C.
Bell > Fourth ay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-06
Law rsfsiffssncs.

IMrcnTssr LaSp Dscfsiox Otsr3stgA gnd etsrs 20.
P,nt,-Ths csuee originated on the Coeymsns Patent
which n.s IN this county within the original bounf- ~
the Van Rensselaer msncr. II Involved Tue vsii'y
cf The ecndition iu the rsooIia sss,s in pcrpesn'y
usually called "Guartsr Sass which are IN SUB
rsrcs sgfesmsn that zach time the tenant or his
assgns has occasion 20 sell the land he or IN sna
psy the landlord one fourth or some osr stipuNe.o
spch pay the estate of the tenant aud hoh
ing vsder him In the land soid shsl bs tbsreoJ iof
feifsa to the landlord In the csss of qnsrtef 49,
four fuccessfve sonvey srcss ~ tbe pre- oj sn'
under the tenant, result IN the fcfietur. ?, 49,.
norey equal only to th. whole original value ~ tns
land, bot also C the imprcvements msd. Or piae-h
upon N by the tsnspt This vas an action ~ eject
Ment brought by OverbsDgh and others, lapdiofos,
ssaust fetfis remote aessB~e ofths orienel tenset
to snforc. forfeiture G the lsnds fr the breach ot
such etroition The dsfsne. wss In subs'snce' that
tie ccnthsn In question repugnant 70 the esttts
Ia fee In the tenant illegal restraint upon alien
sion at Las was In cor iict with so s-t cnn-
crripg tepprss Witch passed ptior 70 the adop.
tion 81 The federal cpbsituticn aud vas for eacn ~
thse void ana that being 80 the sstats ot tns
crignsl tenant snd fhose foloirF under him t'od ~
eo ted of the renditson The csuse vas sfgue1 :,
former gsrsrsi term ~ the Saprsme Court 70 thM AZ
tct srd decided at the r,cent term ~ the cepre
sp this city by the unssous cpision % the cours N
fsvcr of the tenant and sgstn,t the FsioV ~ t"r On
siticns In crestion .sibsry Esen"g J9Hr"st HpetL-
Inrosr.Sr DscIaoN-- " oopwoarH PnaSiv@ NJ
cptNs nt.o Satss Circuit Court, for the Aastera
Iistiiet OF Louisiana We zee thst W tns e.'e Of
hen ssdsred ~ sccordsncs 9Th the prayer - th.
eenplsis.tts b sbd tbat trjaectiDa nas k.ss h..
,vea sbiddrg sod .nining the detesaasts iron tbs
isiusr ne ~ IN. WOocwotth planning tnaohins. r. "
q Bpd,hn. Pet. ~
srpsssr Ccrsr ov rss Us,rrn sr.rss. Feb. 20 No
60 wm Wheeler, sppsiaht, "a, ChHres Beonstt's ~.
cvtcts 81 THE sreum.st OF this csss. rs CONTINUED
ftt the arrslses,
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sopressse Court.

sfitIAL tfhM.
MAhcH 4-DECnIoSs. BY Judge cdmonds-Efagnd
Dsr,rood aud others The Ciig NJ Atw Iork Various
allie getcns Of fraud and iscouauctin the affairs OF the
def. .ndants In making the assessments In question
being made In the complaint which, II proved, might
viiiste the assesment the collection of the ass-ss
nsnts will be stayed until trial Motion 60 set aside
injunction denied.
Gsorss Bowran g. Henry J. Hscs and otisr'.-pisin-
tih having been surprised on toe trial BY defence
given In evidence under the general issue, trial
granted Cots TO abide the event
John Rodgrs O'Hara and Wifs-Motion for at
tsebment denied with costs and motion for precept
for costs eesfed as the costs may be set OF
~ j. P,ndi,fon John X. Resrfs. Motion for rs-
ceivsr en- foreclosure OF mortgsg. deuied.
ITtscs 4 Moue 80 Pef,r Clark The equities OF The
complaint being denied BY the answer inJunc Ion DIS
solved
H,,.ry shoman ard w(fs 70 NJ Burn1am snd e'ser,. =
decree dismisting bill with leave fer the ptsintn
.. amsrd -ithn tsspty days becomes dnsi AZ the snd
of that time, the plaintiff does not amend on, ne-
pals spd the sppe=l IN. order IL afhrssd Motioa
for ssve 20 amend denied, With costs
Ss'eh .frn Wtker Theodore Wytof. Divorce fef
adultery granted
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RoH4-second Part john NJ LanghLin Jas. r.
Wood.-This was an action Tor assauit brought by
s.nsans Sso i, on. Of M, s',r 4. s.rs",b. Aldsr
msn Of the Third ward IL alleged. oa
tn. part Of the plaintiff, that be has for long
time been engaged In the lssful business Of vend-
irg newspspsTs, In which he employs several ap-
sntic-s aud journeymen, and tosr they occupy
enbcry places stands throughout the city that
stands has iocssdst the Of Cour sni
and West streets that the SOtn OF Juue last tue
plaintiff aud one OF his apprentices engaged at
thes stand lawfully ptssrcuting MS business, wnsl
the defendant, without any just eaus or prosocaton
ss'sulted the plaintiff snd With great torce aud vio
lepce seized him, shook HIN. and threw hun down
upon the groutd, aud ture and damaged his clothes
hat and watch thst defendant foreed plaintif soas
IN. public strest, aud took him 70 o. the police
offcer, and mprisonsd hin for iepg time Damages
were laid at So OO0 The defence that slisrmsa
Wood having seen the plaioth strike QUE Of his nsNs
boys in the with bunds IL lperr he merely
sct.d Ia his capacity. as msgstrat- Of the city 20
prevent the plaintiff from further eadans-ring the
psscr ard therefore took him into custody The JUICY
retired about l2ls o'clock, sud at the rising OF the
court had not sgr,ed. The Judge ortsred scaled
verdict. At v clock the jury announced that they
could not agree and that there likelihood Of an
sgrs,mept They we're therefore discharged
MAnor g. .ferioa for Tts,Pass. Charles Knapp rs.
Thomas Hswtssrn - Psiptif here complsined that he
cred into agreement With the def ndznt 10 rent
room. on the second floor, la the house No As
Sttrs street, at 81 per month from th- 23d April,
lsse for years thai the 10, of August fols
while plsptn In legal possessou, aud bis rent du
psd, the defendant forced open the door OF his tsne
ment With and npally elected him th-r-irom
also removed his furniture. Damages we're isd 1T
$500. Defendant denies the charge aud that he
only took posssseion Of pantry attached to psinths
bedroom ~kch psiusin wss not eutt'lsd sad Witch
defendant only sliowcd him to cccapy f-r ~hls
Plaintiff rrodnc.d receipts from the DESCENDANT for rent
for " bedroom, pantry and woodhouse y Verdict for
The defendant.
.4nfosss b0uftfs Ferris ODsn.-rhis was aston
for mslieous dsmsgs Plaintiff is keeper ~ tobacco
store ~ tsrmine street, and 10 VAS alleged that de-
fspcsnt destroysa sign figure such as qsusily sx.
hbfsd st stores Of that description The figure ga,
valued At $3.50, for witch amount plaintiff noS sues
The defence is partial insanity OF the defendant and
that the sign not worth than S15. and tnst
the damage done 20 1t by others aud not BY Gs-
Zen dsnt. Adjourned.
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TITa', I0TNTV fuVFT = rFf7re Judge Johnson , Tho
Gfaua jury were cared and sworn after vhisn sss
luds. preceded 20 deliver brief change Tho foow-
hg Jurors we're then empaun.isd. John Ransen.
foSsmsn Peter Wycs n, Jr., Geo. w bergen chsrsss
s1artop. Bstj W. DE Lanstsr. wm. Cov~rt Corlsss
sekrrly. Nicholas J. Sshsnek Calvin T. Hons ti-o T..
shaw. Jss.nish schencs VIM Ellsworth Dani. B-f.ii.
warren hichmopd. Cornelius bergen. Joseph rnthiis
Reuben kpight. Nsshani~l 4 Be.rs. John lager aud
kd~srd Hcss were Hprd AS each for nou a.tendsnss
. ''Saud Jurors 1heocart then a3joarnsd siu 90 dsy
at 3 O'Clock, 2. n.
TH, Bo.np o. Hprc .r,or met q. the CITY Ba Brook
pn. yesterday. This being the meeting for toe cleo
ton a cn,esss ter The eosuioe th@ follnsnT wsrs
chts~pJ yros p Saith prssid~at; Alfred " sesvee,,
Vice rr.,iotnt; Sam usl Holmes Ciy sap'hnteodsat
std Secretary.