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other world. Think of me often-forget
The causes have given you for grief-re-
member only my virtues. Farewell,
again, dearest mohcr. and believe me to
be Your affectionate son,
J. BRANDT.
Mrs. Maria f. BRANDT--care OF Hill. g.
Mclean & Co., New Orleans. La
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On BOARD MAN-oF-WAR EsPERAEzA. !
AM l6 lSDl

My dearand A6ectionats Sisters and
Brothers-Before die, am permitted
to address my last words in this norld.
Deceived by false visions, embarked
in the expedition for Cuba. We arrived,
about four hundred il, number, laot week
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Letter from Thomas c. James.
SPANISH FRIGATE EsPERANZA,

HARBoR OF Havana, Aug. l6, 1851
Ny dear Brothers Gnd SiSterS-This
is the last letter YOU Will ever receive
from your brother Thomas. In an hour
more Will be launched into eternity
being prisoner, with fifty others aboard
Of lhis ship, and under sentence oil death.
All 10 lie shot This is d hard fate, but
trust in the mercy of God, and will
meet my fate manfully. Think of me
hereafter. not with regret. but as one
whom YOU loved IN life. and who loved
you. Adieu, forever, my brothers, Sis
terS and friends
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

One lump of pure gold was found on
Scot,'s Bar, California, of the value OF
S3ll0.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
Letler form .lIr. Kerr 10 his ITife.

letter form NJ Kerr to his Wife.
.My Dear Fciicia-Adieu my dear wife.
This is the last letter that you will re-
cevc from your Victor. In all hour !
shall be no more.
Embrace all my friends for me. New
er marry again; ii is my desire. My a
deus to my sisters and brothers. Again.
last adieu | die like soldier. Your
husband. VICTOR KERR.
Aug. 10, u o clock, 1851.
To his Fritrds.
Nv Dear Friends--I leave you forever,
and 20 to the other world. am a
prisoner In Havana, and in an hour
shall have ceased 10 exist. My deares
friends, think often Of me. Idle worthy
of Creole. worthy Of "a Louisianian and
a Kerr. My dearest friends, adieu for the
last time.
Your devoted friend.
VICTOR KERR.
To y. Larose, II. Boungoy. Leon Fazendei
/ VIM. G. Vincent. Felix Arroyo.
Aug. l6. 81 o'clock, 1851.
To his Brother.
Nu Dear Broiher-A Adieu! | am tC
be shot in an hour: there is no remedy
for it. This will be handed to you b,
my friend, Mr. Costa, who has been kind
enough TO take charge of it. Adieu Rob
crt. | die as mar and as an ameri
can should die. Kiss your dear vile
my good mother, sisters and brothers
and believe me ever your brother.
(signed) VICTOR kERR.
Aug. l6. lS5l--6i o'clock
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THOMAS T.. JAMES.

Robert. our poor friends, q. A. Cook,
and John o. Bryce, are with me, and send
their last r-gard to YOU. Also Clement
Stanford, formerly OF Natyhey.
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The Cuba expedition enSrosses large
share OF public attention IL England.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
HAVANA. Aug. l6, 1851.

My Dear Mother--l have but few
moments TO live. Fifty Of us are con-
demned to be shot within half an hour.
| do not value life, but deeply regret the
grief it will cause you tn hear oil my
death. Farewell then, my dear mother
sisters and all; we may meet ogain IN all
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Boys that are philosophers at six years
of age, are generally blockheads at twenty
one. By forcing children, you get SO
much into their heads that they become
cracked in order TO hold it.
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Aug. l6. lS5l--6l o'clock

The following manly letter was writ
ten TO his mother by Lieut.. Brandt o
New Orleans:
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Literature, Science Agriculture, Foreign and
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at q for rsA end u o5 for white Canadian was ds
and nominal ct 81 OF 81 Lax In bond. There vas
NO Rye any asoount offered for sale since last,
and In Z absence Of sales prices nomin ally the
same. ~ ldsrs OF borier were more frm and the
article cas- extremely scarce; the asking rate for
prime "a 81 per bushel In other qualit les change
has tAysp place. There easier feeling in the
maxk~ ~ Oats, influenced BY large receipts and .
limit ID demand; the trsnsaetions include several
psrc 10 jersey ct ~ 47c riv 1t ~ soc and canal
1t 50 52o Southern very scarce, and the mar
kst nominal The market for Corn was steady, but
inactive; moderate business done for dstilliag
but the transact ions we're much restricted by ths
unwillingness Of buyers to meet the claims put for
ward by owners; there ONE inquiry for lots TO
90 East and about 5000 bushels comprised the days
sales ct $40 tor prime 30 uthsrn ysllew; tiang
sale Of jersey white made 1t TOO. This above
the N srkst value.
CoFrxK There was Q moderate demand for all de-
soriptions the city trade and noticed Of
400 bags Java at 1880. 1910; 400 do Rio ct MO
llAc inferior do ct l0, 200 bags strictly prime
Maracsibo ct 1910. 1910 and 100 bags African at
Ike.
Corros. The mark.t continues to exhibit very
dull appearance-the sales Of the day being only 100
bales Holders offer spsringly 1t our inside figures
IUvw ppnnr n
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STOCK SALES.
Zen JBGks, Relr1T3 81, so.;on sas Pre-
3 do s0i,7 $50 Philadelphia wilmnyon Baltmors
kR sh Vi DO, baod ~ " d. 37S 100 do SlA; IS
nent Central Rk as 100 DO: BIN 50 100 do b6Od So.
y. a. SIS g vermeIt and Mass RI, 81 Concord RR
90 Conn River RR ~; 20 tast.ra RR. 1915 10 do sod
lvsa; ~ Eastern RA Nh, 1904 Ia Boston aad Maine kR
.t ! Bostou AID Worcester ka l06 u Essex Co. 1905.
ots IS do l0A; leo do b6Os III Is 40 lUA., 50 do bN
opdo, s6li 50 40 bScd, s6,s 81 d. 81 50 do s5S Is do
~ 70 DO & y g.sh 4 Ssmm 5Ss 10Y nart q Sor.G
Esst Boston Go % Second Hoard 10 ahs Csston Co., 49,
IS de- -; Boston asd Pra,iaepe RR an do. siT
Titehbuy RR III 81 Vermont Central IA 81; 50 DO.
worthco pa If7s; 50 so X 30 do I'D ii; l75 DO H.
tTrtmont Bsnf tzJd lOss 81 dividends Vermont Central
TX, o.
PpuIApsIprs, Jan. 2i-rGrn aoard-s 900 North Ams.
rosr Coal es b s.s 2ito do 7sA sou eo u.s.; 10000
oen Amboy 60 30 o ss1s $500 City6r, 81 l0 90
tish stCs IA vi 300 Morris j.nsi rs M 100 a. 81
Moth American Coal In 200 yieksburg RR b5 21 rs
a. ~. 10 Horrsts~n Rs b5. So. 10 Penu's RIA AK: ID
Cusfd Bank l35s Erssklip Ins ~, Is 90 Reading O.
~ 10 DO. s5sn, s1 - penna RS. al 40 Union Canal
tA kfr Sates-t $50 Readins g. ~ 81; a0o do, 81 ~
ltUfhs Eeadins RR So 50 40 Sl go do, Si. Unios
Canal itA. Seeosd Borra-syJ Leigh Mort. 81. ". 10
Iftr Saes-s3t10 Rsadrs Sc 20 SIS; 1000 do. sl5 lo
us 1919 do. e. IS so State Js s6 so u. "a co.
le Tbs torris Canal 274 1Os Reading RR 3ts 50 do
3f7s. SEQ do. IS: 100 DO. %h
lOl - York Cumbsrland M fIk Al the beard day
L. cs 49, oosd ,t 1885, hia ssrylant 81 l0,S hta
los ,sted; Maryland BE- = bid Hsrlns Sc IS bids Bslti.
mel. 81. W lo4 nd I7o lea bis s9o ioS hid lO54 asEsd
40. ne Ts askss. sscoad Bolrc-so ths firsmens Insur
anst, q
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fHtDsrs January ~ ~tP. N.
Aspss-The market for pots vas some~hst unset.
tied. to-day. but closed ffmly with . moderate de-
Rand IN part for export \ Pearls remained without
marked alteration The sales reached 80 = 100 bbs
a. 50 e. IS rs for pots, aud IS 6lh for pearls.
HnEansrufFs.- Flour. = We have to note an easier
market Tor the loo meiism grades OF State and West
-four with more willingness on the part ~ holders
10 press ses and better demand for shipment At the
atstment. There vas a fair business doing for city
ccnrumption aud the eastern inquiry vas more active
ohio Hour arriving here more spsringly and
priae' continued frn, wth rather an improving 10
ciinsticn The sale. since our last, embraced 500
bbB At - 44a "a 62. fer No 2 ,upsrnne, ~ 70 .
ssss a. 81 81 81 81 "a for mixed 20 fancy dlch
hoop ohio, 50 a IS i2H for pure Genssee; a. ~ a
as 30 for fancy Ohio ana Gene.es IS SO IS IS for
extra Ohto aud So rs So C2ts for extra genesss
CanaGsn wa IN some request and sesdyat - 81 tor
common Ia bond The market for southern Aour
bUoyaut 10 day and prices u snythibg had tendsn-
cy upward For export there vas active business
transacted IN part for the West Indies and Tor Eng
land. aud The local trade -ere buying freely Some
200 bills chsogsa hands 1T SIS IS l2s for com.
mon Aierandris Baltimore Bransywius, and George
town, and IS as Us slH for fancy Al the
close 10 difncult 20 purchase anything At our
inside qusfstions. Rye Fopr scarce. AMI In d.
msnd with sales Of 100 bbls at about - SIX for
philadelphia Corn Mel stil better, With
active inquiry and sales Of 500 bbs, tor tro days
at 20 ~ ~ for Jersey ~ rs for extra de- - -
- 3tfcr Brsndyrioe snd SIX FOR extra Bfooslyn
white Whtaf continn-d te be held above the viess
I a purchasers and Nth Wslitei demand, we have
oniJ 70 ao.e sales n 1000 bushels Long Island mixed
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DfeH,
On lamar n Mr. ErnInn Ln


on January %, Mr. EOwlRD Locus IN the o2d year
q his sge.
His numeroU. circle Of friend. are respectfully In
yid without farther invitation to st.ns hs funeral
at half psst O'Clock on Sunday afternoon from his
late residence, i2T Walker street corner OF Orange
suddenly, on Friday January a. OF organic disease
o. the liver JAWS BorD, native OF Ireland In his
Goth year.
Ths friends OF the family are respectfully invited TO
attend his funeral Sunday 26th Inst AZ halt past
o'clock, from bis late residence, No. 10l Fourth
avsnue
suddenly on Friday afternoon January a. RFnrcc,
B,Ssos rsict Of Robert BsDnon. aged rs years and
months
The friend. and acqusintancos Of the family ar. re.
spsctfully invited 20 sttsnd her funeral on Sunday,
at o'clock from her late residence corner Of stsntsn
ard wiett streets
On January a. CsaRLEs ". infast son Of Georges
W and Isabella Green, aged year months and IL
days
Ths relatives and friends Of the family, also the
m, mbers Of Howard Fire Engine Company, No. 81 are
respectfully invited b attend his fuDef Sunday,
2eth inst from 1917 West Fifteenth street at half past
o'clock p NJ, without farther Invitation.
san Francisco papers plesse copy
on Friday morning January ~. WILLIAM MuRrHr,
son Of John and Hannah Murphy, aged months.
The restives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residences
% BIS father, No rs Yanderstsr street, on Sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock
At wiiismsburgh, l. I January ~, waLrSn w.ss-
Nss eyed "a years.
Hi.funersi -il take place AZ hi. late rpsdenos No
~ South pifth street willIsnsburgh on Saturday,
25th inst al O'Clock, M. His friends are invited
10 attepd, without further notice
~ Louis Republican and RetsiNs please copy.
IN pbnadstpbia, on Friday morning January "a,
sAsis 7. CsRrAHsSi In the ~ year Of hk sss.
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'NronTANr CASE BEForE THE CouRT or AP
rEArs - An important case ~ now pending before
the Court a. Appeals involving the institution atty
II assessmen,s made by municipal corpor 4tions, for
imprCvtmen's In the widening, opening, grading.
psvrg Of streets, &c, &c where priya'e property
l. taken and the benefits made an oil g, IN whole
Or IN part or more thaH offset, against the dam.
ages The argument 10 the csse was closed veg
terdsy afternoon, by the Hon John Z. Spencer, on
NJ pert II the corporation 81 the city Of New
Y0fk-and several cases, unimportant except IN the
great principle involved hang upon the decision "
ibe r1urt - fkbgpD Irgvs, Jan ~
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5ss;a.ss ss.s:. fro. My.t sss rs..a. r:.ay for
:! S. - +! * @ @
% s% ss.sa sss a.
E.;ssaSa:e az sa:sn I ssuiss:.. asrss
'i Rvss s' ssnso. Af!s: So s's Am vessel.
s1 ILL., Jan & s1 I Mary e, Am, waite for NYs.k
York Haas.s g. ' Ga is.h. ship 5sa s'
9. S.n : aa, sn. nShsos Hs::
sr
Asiins Rsnd o:orsssa.n u. asias.. as s Ter n
wsss si Beers. Si:
nal for BARI and Brig Ga sSip si.ss.n,a apSsr:on
oslssns barb. Brnnss. LGrsh ..ssns.. T.S..h. ain
land sshI: cornsli.. IsuIll NYSTi John Ad.a: Nor
u; Game =: !: Ss;S ssiss s
llss delphi Frances Jane. AOntsEue WIN spear s..
wnsor xsssn b s9'f BAR
la and ,chr Martha Washington sid last night brig Rober
BA.rnoss Jan aa7Arr bark. orian tBrenl sohwas..s.
Ses Rio jsnsi1o; Princes. Royal sSsh Do. Bss%ads
a:ss:y
r. nsssfSrd Nathan I,s Du5tss Davis rRvsr si.hiss..
:. : &c.
N:sPs. ss:sa;. Sss.s. S.Rsss Ns.
FIN: sss
5000! .::s % sS:ss
F1sdsao % Ss. COOK x
Lawrence, Crowell, Boston
did but
In port bhr l P.sros for HsyAn' went to 500 a
cnaIIsros jan s-Ths bark savannah before reported
o:s;s,,ss .:ss::s !sss ship.
G.; s..Is Fs:s.! S.s.:y ;sa.'
gorl.nd; AiSqs Grssory, dsE italy Reed wss Emms
4sss:. =,
Hs,,: sss1 b
sa s.s nifty s 81 aa for %
Isasari w.s keeissfs tBr sis.s!s ai'E vTs.ns Ana.
ds Bsson % sIs'i
Sss:; Boston: Isr s.ssS:ss tS.i sssh: E;:s:
ss.
::s
d Aaii 80. 1.:s S V ss, S
'Ss ;n:.: -. sssIss;
ISgSs ts. SaF' M..n1uTn aH.s Just var.
& ,Ss for ri
Europe lag Reform (old schr Amnermaaa, Do do Sara
ds
Eimsn for North Of Europe ds Orb Murphy for Nsrth
port
DAnARscozrA Jan 2l-sld ship Florida (nsw) Mills 3D.
vannah
Cry, prev to Jan ls-Arr brig VIM Watson.
EAST AAcHAs. l9Beow brig Benner, Nsulson,
from Boston. to load boards for Cuba
souder recently ashore the South Beach, Harriet
Hannah tho only vessels in the harbor Nothing
NV onLEArs Jan iS-Xrr steamship Mexico, williams,
s: Gay,
lam Bay State. sim%Sa. gnisor1 feIlars ana insi,a..
coming up ship William and square rugged vessels
Doase Liverpool Creole. Pierce NYerk sark Rover Nal
son do Tswed TO sea 18th inst ships Galatians Hunsaan
judah Touro bark Harriet Aarha lsth sehrs Corah
Lucy Blake. Hawes: do Sid schr Yulture. Watt wIndes
NEwBuRYPoRr, Jan 2l-Sd schr Heath, Dow, Yir-
NEWPORT. Jan 22-Arr schrs Pawtuoket, Ulmer, NYork
for Portsmouth, Pavilion Paine Boston for NorfoE Esd.
the passage and the captain ia sick with feverJ
In port I'D AM sohrs Foreo Dodge from NBedferd for
Dsrien; November do for Norfols Ma from Providence
for philadelphia The vessels previously reported had
Nrw Lospos Jan 22-Arr brig Raiubo~.-. NHavon "
@ senrs Smith PASSPORT for FYork; Caroline
PORTLAND Jan a2-Arr schrs Antilles, Hobrock. Eyork
Vernon Bragg. Linoolnvle for Richmond; propeller
Eastport for NYorh TO touch 1t Boston.
Grfhs from s.timor.; soop visan. Wells from aTori
VI, Newport Brig orrAy TAFT from Chareston is reported
brig rSass sd :ssr sssy nss Pea.
port FOUNTAIN tof ran Rv.r) Eddy, forchares.
ton, ready.
RIo4aosD. Jan Part schr Lowell Baker, Boston CID
,sta in,nSes Davies LiveIgooL Sid sshrs sharon.
s.Iya Jan alnArr brig Garland YorS. Psra.
sclr Phenix. Boston.
Passengers Arrived.
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Below.
Ship GermaAia, Wood, from Havre.
Sailed


Bosror. Jan a.
Arrived-shp Parliament, Liverpool; bark zidOn Bo-
naIe schr. Metropolis Norfok Telegraph Tanger oneoo
Phil.delphia L.son. AMI Granite state, SYork,
Cissrsd-Bsris Forest Prime. New Orleans stamboul
Charleston; brigs MAnsana Henry Curtis HavanA
'0hn AHshall doi DuAsar, savannah ..
Arved-sOOP Jas Goran. Pail River to load for NYork
Arrivsd-Brx Porto Rico NYork.
Zthsld schr Madonna CardenAs; 2st brigs orzava ia
maicai Roscoe Havana
ssiled-BArks Chesapeake. Messna; Henry Warrsn Ha-
vana; brig Eliza Dudley, MatanzAs.
Arriyed-ships Catherine. and Buckiey NYork; bark
Avo Boston, sohrs Col sattery and Sarah Parker New
Sailed carolina NYOri; Nurio, Boston; schr
The ship Home. HYork going into Charleston when
crossing the bar against another vessel and carried
FALL RIVER. Jan Is
Arrvsd-schr Minerva Philadepha; 2ith schr Richard
Borden, do
NOZZLE, Jan is.
Arrvedshps Aberdeen. and Jenny Lind. fYorh; Moses
Wheeler; Boston, bark Harwood, do.
Clesred-Brig Hoiton. Boston.
In port brig Industry Pike from St Thomas for
has lost the passage and the captain Is sick
fever Florence Providence for Reseus
for Darien. Ca
saiied-Brs Brown NayasueI;
Arriysd-Brs orray Taft Charlston spoke Jan is lat
Is B Ion 70 TO- brig cement Of ana frsm Boston for Charles
sehs Charles Minstrel and Queen Baltimore; sleep Wig
cissred-Bris Geo L Abbot. Stanley. Charleston.
Sailed-Htnry Gibson, Baltimore.
Arrved-sch-s Delaware. LAnson Dean and Sea Lion,
York 2st Mary Lnsdon cerdea Isaac Aehorn and Mary
bark Golden Es Norlsaas .ohr Netailus Rich
mond. -
Arrved-ship Julia Howard Boston, barhs haria Nor
20th-Arr BRIG VIM l. Jones' NYorh CID ship Southport
Nfork bark Bertha, Boston; brig Macon do.
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On January "a, by the Rev B-ury Chase, Mr THoHN
W. BARNus 10 Mise ELfzknrrH daughter OF the late
william q Burrill BEG. all Of this city.
Ns~ Haven Conn papers please copy.
At Cornwall, Orange county ". Y. on January Is
by the Rev Samuel Havksl-y, DR.. JANEs = KNArp,
Of Milton, Ulster county 20 Miss ELIEA X. Rox, OF
Cornwall
on Tuefdsyj Jsnusry Il. at pedminstsr, N. by
the Rev. Mr. sshsnck 5rsrHrr v.ArrtrHY ofthi, city
10 Miss hssA q, daughter q Col. sutpben Of the for
pls
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W00rO0s
Es, s:s:: FsH'
..s: E:y ;i::
beth tsrl Hsseesi. 4 John No, HIT Y ksysr AA
sss s:T:r S.s .su. .s i ss
.. ssn: a:'; s1 Ss:: Sss. Perkins p''
issn.dsiss., T:sSiH. fS.s.; Pr Freeman e Co;
sssn:hiP Falcon aar'ssea. chasrs' 18th as and
ssP S;s =, f:i. !D. B,s ,s.Y19 Nov 18Th with
Ne. ss.a,s:i e, Daslin Dec IS Ia, go, lon
sage with strong ws.ssrly gales; lost sails 10.
loS ss,s hassss \. had ssa.s.
t gses tns whole passage; bound TO ChArieston
r sss a: ,s v, Smith antwerp and
ninsban osSo.-hss had three births and four death.
S Ser
@ s. shs FIJI s1
t. Ss s' o s Of ,Ssss @ tons
snssssd under bow. ana ''"''r' '
to a: & IN cum Ms ns:
p'ssIoss severe s gale from ~ split salts. 70
with cotton, TO nurisu, : Co.
so ana q pss.snxs MS 70 s.sr Raahseds with ir'n'
Brig Captain John, Bransoomb sisa 10 days. with hides
Sris .yrs tsrr Peach. Crooked Island Is days. with
Bris Elisabeth 1Br) Rum Key 18th inst with salt to
BrAinc.
sehI Aususts (Breml Ev.rh.rd, uont Bremen IS days.
with mdse and passenger. to Hensohen 4 Unkhard,.
sohr Senator, Win Name, Virginia.
Schf James Norris Van Name, York River, days.
Sohr Caleb Van Name. Van Name York River, days.
sohr Edward Barrett Decker, York River. 9 days.
eehr Western Light, Newcomb, Nantiooke, q days.
Haven.
sehr Mary Frances. cramsr. Little EsE HsrbOr.
ship Germans, wood from a.,r.
Sailed.
ship: Splendid Hssi1. for asyre Crescent Forbes. for
The packet ship Zurich s good deal strained and
bad to be pretty we'll work her Free
day She aground in the slip IT low in the After
but at high water to be hauled the wharf
1t 10 expected great quantity Of her goods 10 damaged
The wing vessels reported in the evening
pers yesterday as spoken the smack Imperial miles Of
the HOOK had arrived wind fresh SW:-
Shps Asdrudus los from Calcutta Enterprise 81
from Liverpool bark Sarah Elizabeth l days from ShAn
haze; brig Comus, from Amsterdam.
JAN A-Wind At sunrise, sWi meridian, sWi sunset sK
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Law Intelligence.

OFi,ros or JUBcE WRI~Hr, LIVINGSTON
hASos TrrLE.-The opinion Of Judge Wright, in tas
OF the state Of New York vs. Livngtop, fot the
recovery Of $50 acres OF land, volumioous dosu-
nent. The iollosing or. the principal points -
the cause prove such holding or possession Of the
premises sought to be recovered a. independent OF
valid paper title precludes the people OF the State
fIom recovering the land In other words, that the
DEER dApt has Lot uired title by ssession but
must rely upon the strength OF bis paper It'll. Sc
cordrhat the patents OF 1885 and 17lj, issued
IN due form oflaw by the crown and good aud
valid their face. Third-Thst the proof does not
shov that they we're issued without authority, aud
that IN the absence of proof Of the waa OF authority to
grant them the patents are Themselves plenary evil
dsnce OF authority In the Colonisl government.
Fourth That II tn. patents were obtained by fraud or
entation they cannot be attacked eollst.ra
y in SETON Of ectm-nt but only by to
snnul th-m or BY some sction 10 which the question
Of fraud Is directly put In issue
fifthfbst u either Of the patents of lose and IT'S
are valid tie defence Is made out and the people
not recover since the premises In question are EN-.
brsced In beth these patents and thus the
title Ia established
srrsur COrrr o. rHr U-irrD srArr. Jan 10 :
No ~, a, Yfsloeos ct al We the United States.
On appeal from the Superior Court for East Florida
Mr. Justies Cstron delivered the opinion Of this Court
rm ng the decree Of the said Superior Court in this
a. IL error D. the District Court OF the United States
Tor TerAs Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion
Of tn. Court Affirming the adgment Of the said DIS
tfict Court in this No. 5s-Ths United states
appellant rs J. d. Dautsriye ct al rus csuse -ss
srgusd for the appellant. No So VI VI Robinson ct
81 appellants, vs. W ]. Minor ct al The Argument
ofthis cau,e commenced for the appellants con
tinued Tor sppeses aud concluded for the appel
lsrt. No eo-Th. United STATE. plaintiff. in =rror
'. y Morgan - al THE cause vas argued BY At
torney General CritteDdss fer the plaintiffs In error
StrrEsr CorEr UNIrtp sfsrr January
n No 242-P. b. Tyls. e a. - Augustus Duvsll.
on appeal from the Circuit Court OF the United states
for Eouisass. On motion this appeal Vas dock
and Dismissed under the forty third ru. Of court
no III J A warner Il al ap.iisnts. 70 7 p. Martin.
hi. argued for the appellants and fer the
appellee. -
The United states appellants the cities OF Pit
lacrlpnia and New Orleans The argument OF this
csu,s YES commenced By Mr.. Attorney General Crit
tspdsn Tor tn. appellants and continued fer the APP
p.llsss.
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