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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09
Additional Repre- sentatives.
WASHINGTON.
The Fugitive Case In Boston-Rnnt0uI, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune


WASHINGTON, Monday, Apnl7.
The Fugitive Case in Boston has created no
little sensation here. Most Of the citizens except
Northern men, fully expected armed collision
with the civil authorities, an apprehension which
Ihave at no moment entertained. The rather over
wrought zeal Of Fletcher Webster has excited
considerable merriment Many of the more 10.
cose among our Southern friends are much amused
at the picture presented by the large posse Of the
Boston Police backed up by respectable compile
ment of armed soldiery, scrimmagng around che
Court House behind a barricsde of chains, in the
effort to hedge up one runaway negro in the third
story who is surrounded by sufficient guard OF
police armed to the teeth. They think it right
however that the Boston folks should put in 10
make up for the past.
The detection of Rantoul has caused much ex
element in the Loco Foco Camp. Tley will
gladly take him, however, if he should be elected
Ii ia evident from the instructive indications OF
the past few weeks, that the lspurious) Democracy
intend playing the game of double shuttle With
the utmost desperation. IL is TO be hoped that
Rantoul will not be able by possible hook or crook
to get into the Senate. The news from Connect
cut is looked for with much anxiety
WOUTEK Won rWlLLEK-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09
L. y. Circuit Court. .MoNtAY, April
The April Term commenced to-day before Judges Nelson
and Belts.

J,, IN ~ oh he s,d thst h.re OF emostsnsnt
~ liter. The ons s. oO0 ard the other safo Al ne
Pos ace " attempt, at rsvo Aisans with
dAnserius weapons. &c = Drt
FygIfire Stare Lar After Judge Nelson
(-h9 Judge and m-mbsr Of tbs suPrss Court o. ns
L. had scused charge is CAsniAf es
r. Erred r. ate Fugitive Law. The aT be stated, con
sse orv s,. powers Judicial aers ard the Agent or
Attnrret lr si lsS Of l7't iis an.-nce
tbsf gsf more pa--r Marshal 1, eniprce the az and
asfs Maaes tvho bad power IN act uaser the od
law 70 C. s. Courts. Ihs vas neesay
T. - tbs sss had pasef tws prohs then has
ff,te- iron 4. f.ne in e. OF Fugitive slaves.
TIE Judge consiisrs, constitutional ana e'ey p-son
who obr lie tcers Of y render thenteFes
sbe e punishment criminal sui fni aho IN e' &C
tor fa-1sa-s. 49,
N. Bes. Corpu. -heu issued by sss Judge, the >
nar-hs authorised "a permit asgsd ga r 70 60 "t u
M S -.turn 70 aver that he matter the IA De % - u
Court or roronsr The un power Of It's Haosa Corpus
rsr'sirs ir-it. o. z. Courts. i. , .
Ts Jus delivered opaon great length oocuP' q
ues ~ hours dong The above the substance Oh ms
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NEw.YoRK TYPoGRAPBIcAL SocIErH--Ihe
semsnnus meeting Of this society was held on Sslufa
evening The Reports Of the various Committees sho"
great degree Of prospective there being upward Of 900
now on hand for the Sick Fund The following oaieers
were chosen for the ensuing year President JohnJ Al
leubeck; Vice President Robert Bonner; Treasurer,
George Matber Secretary. Robert H. Johnston The io:
lowing gentlemen elected Dir sctors Of the Printers
Library: Peter C. Baker James White Edward NJ SAid-
more and Walter Jaynes The Library and Reading
Room is open free al every evening The Alta Cal'
Jora printed double sheet Of white satin win god
letters has been placed in the FOR Inspection. The
Direc,ors have determined TO Increase the ussfuBess
the Library BY allowing any person 10 become yearly
subscriber BY the payment Of one dollar
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Cnnrt nf Anpenls. .TuEspAY, Aprl 8.

No. l9.-Being Peter A. Hargous APPelfaH.
against Mary h. end ofheri, 40" and Al~t "fa
ceased (coutnusd sgnst bis AdninsIa1r) Shi coz
u was en- cred furehAe 81
srge quantity she.tng r the MsHaa 1artei NJ J.
Wa stated having and agee uPou, and ras seted ~
Vsfs Cru1 cobtang required NUMBER Of threads lie
argued. >,
No. 2O-John SHllh and Others, appellants, sgt
Frcd HeNer Resp0ndHf As 70 ae tfespass on lads
Hsrkmef Couuts 1uis a@o argued
No 2l-James 7. Brady against Supervisors
Of rae CITY If Ng sJO fer extra serve;
L upe 10 ID. CorporaoR vhch supsnyr Court nsi
that the supsrg sors York suca, not aeofpos
booy sued gnen Tor aeseaa "es
ten called On and : argument
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE DRURY CAsE.-Samuel Drury, Srp made
bis appearance before the City Court Judge Greenwood
on ondey, accompanied By Hon. Ambrose Ia Jordan and
Horace f. ClArk. Esq Mr.. Clark asked for postpone
IneDI OF toe absence OF mr.
Whiting. for defendant who was engaged IN
another cause; aud Il finally arranged that the trial
should lake place on Mondsy next Ia the meantime The
Court adjourned till yesterday in order to recognize some
Witnesses or In particular who 10 about 10 leave he Stale
The District Attorney expressed his Intention, In conse-
oueDce OF tha death OF necessary witness (Wm h.
Thompson noe D'OsfQWi Ia all cases except one
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~ MARRIED, a. Cambridge, Mass, ID inst, MT, o. w
sbney On FsyaI Azores Mia Harriet w (da1ghter OF
lhe are ProfessoG) W ebster, OF G.
We have beard il stated on the authority OF q
neighbor that on the conviction OF ner iatner tns
yonng adv. who had for some time been beshroth.
ed 10 Mr. b, the brother Of her sisters husband,
absoved him from his engagement, which, how
ever with msnliness thar did him honor, be
would not accept
we learn that they, with Mrs. Webster, are
about making visit 70 her birth place, Fayal
where her eldest daughter resides.
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Com ssossr aresscs 70 as-rsInang aoaat 90. 20
supphs sse ioa a. . ne a.sa1sai ss.s s
save The court II. parties mast th' 'as proper
r.sa.urs. q 'iis tn report &c . 80. -
Lar asa bsaro- due u to-aas o. stlss -
by Bsop ousor, on tiers Of The si-a nt % 40 pnl %
sac o. have expressly is'sud-d Tor htf :.
sovsrt-the Oho sunfh-d ard stttcaea o. N e n
S.u m prvious having b.-u gwen % r-r o~n- o. -
B. hsc ards sngss-o m ulans otn-f s-s- -
- b.s5 ssd E.r- not. for th ubsr Ass'rs Las
Co rad % h-u $1,000 Tor bu'lfn< ne JED p -sy
o,ttl--,n bog ureer he SIT. r -onf sscds %. oas
srfsestiy the constructon Of TIE oas So4' ~
ftsa interpretation Of "a AZ Pc rs ~ t "a
- Cr-,,s ~ IA. c~-tra-or ne So al1 - Tar
rr.h usf.a. &c sTec rot ~an ne ma is q a.
ssrs over master s-rt OF te ownsr % A. 70 g'eA
- To- usre. auo a.,ras &c Ao bat suoo I'd sts lao tefs,
material n-r &c cannot clam hen s<a1st -le l'--
rot. 10 Re ourer rrsvors arushE or A. "a before pay
-, - =. - 'tt,.r-rfbsr : v-na-r II tmher. b u-.f
r-usrsy csnnlt st-rvard, AdmrAy Selr "A Apf
LONE 5v prrcses IN reu agsns; The vessel Libel asusssa
(yeorGs X EHrlisk ssainst Steam Navigation
81 40 f0r daEas % q1nty o. Al sos
ans imported 10 hs ssssnsh Hersnn ron aase
auee 10 bi Of sdlns he ~oaft oe- ao
.ssr the prso such Il Hust b. preum~ % 40
Of Poof tat ne 7seias-- ssrs % :. - a 20 ~ "
John Richardson against Captain OF Ship Odr-
--For brOnsht hons hs ship on DOL ar
60 ~ "a. a. we're sss aaa oHsr. psy VIII
Objection ~ eu that he Procto, = a.
rsss He'd that a,t'Fnsy m ~ STATS .
for ehent where the w'ness ssey "ay cras
reasonable WsGlt nus Be gwen . T. alinousa ne
courage hat s Of testimony Tie proctor a. - costs ought
h permitted 70 recover test alone Decree Tor So
S1mpeI c. Nelson vs. Thos. Bel and others
Motion 70 's ssds Pree-cings on 'oir & a., - 80
Ibs 90 a. be TO - Iarat Hfa tat u : aos
Al ~sbs tor psit 10 bung a. sams ma 50 70 y - a., ~,
nor present ~ Tho gratae Of the osr fess aot con
sttu1e ne can - =, 800. r. Ia. nsisacs
Lat he ainr;sred the path. Motion dsli'd' WIZ costs
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PHILADELPHIA.

AstroIoRer Arrested-New Line Of Steamers
TO Liverpool.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, APPLY.
w. Robach, AstrOloger, was arrested this
morning at his rooms In seventhst near Ninth charged
with swipdng colored out of sum OF money, by
making him believe that no could bis wife OF some
smenI by the power Of urson. Rooach was heid 10
bail In Sl0p0 To answer. ~,
Another new steamship line between this port aud Liv-
erpool has been established The hr.t steamship Oh e
inc named La Fayelte" sails from this port, on her first
min on the 7th proXimO.
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LAW COURTS.
CoErL Calendar.

Court OF CoMMoN PLEAs.-NOs. 427,
49, 1885, 1885, 4S9 AL Az as AS 49, 47, AS 45l, 49, 45i
CIRCUIT CoURT.-NOs. 285, 254, 293,
2 1884, 81 2sS, 299, sol, 5OA sos, 3OS, SOC, SO $685.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-NOs. IA, %, Al, As,
e. ST. H. II 49, a. Is TO- H. 7S 49, 81 81 S. 81 &c. 81 g.
3d. 81 90 81 &C. 49, 49, 100, lOl, 1o2 lO loi los, 1906
lO7, lo8, log, 10
SUPREME CoURT-Special Term.-Nos.
8 I4QS Is l6 H. 10, 10, SO, 90 q, % p, "a, 25.
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L. :. District Court. TUESDAY, April 8.
Decisions in cases, some Of which were plead
au... h.---. lua-a Ina.n-


nss and proof bstOrs Judge Judsoa 49,
Sheath d C0bfR against K. w. hiRs6aH d Co.
FoE alleged each Of charter parts o. snip As9snS -
Tho Dunkn OF the wtifsE from the Sh
the ether two Partoes aessrs hoah 9i n r.
hearn, ion1ea us" 90 -r-et ss r "
Mr.. h settled tor he By n tNo sns1 ~
ret psd present al the Tires m-oe Of ne
nr D1nkn, essde aesyag p,ricPsaea "a Esias s
the ue OF ags SantnS
bot being Held that Dot having ratified tAs
ssI he ess.ns o. 'se 900 ~ ,ss sote ver ssr oa
ton, By hr. n, although 70 eeue Pafins-hP
% sehsTss the pr dsot uness expressly Understood = &c
cepea OF ths ds0tthe ehsftef eoaret pe ns %
msfatms chaIsCSr saebe % Afmlaly netss
-rrsvs 10 tseir rights aut arr-nse GEES 1o .
mao. esfr~ cut brought a-sy cour tilaL Decee
- Doesf-si, Noai- aavs besu awsrsd hu, 80 be
been guilty deception % ssad u beng eetoa e. a. -o.
Joshua CgOst9 against Moses GriH1eH ana
stherrsu BY master Of brig frscsnt of ,sst o. par.
care Of hoes r,u Jsus New lofk Desa~ thh ~
s s' 20 bv ne s Of lss vessel water sJ ibs ro
ss se sisss aad shn Of e Ness az
Ssss - srslsetiy ,ry vsl sasse. taarssa
80 v.~ sre common cAfrsr,, All 1lalhciioa OF c1i
r ,rssc v--ss bouse 10 ash'ef the g0ois as rsce1s
pr.vvsise ~ ts Aci % 60 Or Plo-- ~
aot d. - d stier o. = . ai "a
a. CAL Be P'sssssd y gfeFs ar, lie zee o ~
ssa Sgd e.or- bsgsh pP'd No proof shosa - NJ - o. .
-.e ~ d-8aaal spps - he ~hos ir--
II. estimate 4 asaee soa h''s -sn y =
Psr.s sg.u si for ssss. ao1s 70 ths hss' Eesf-a''
10 sscest auoart
Charles German vs. Jas GGrrie.-Defendast
h, opsn.e lbspt prove ~to te.aa GO "a Parasr-
80 sd rssfsci % costs seca-ss
b. "a. snouut Fsisrsucs tos = es,snt
TR0nas II B0Tst0ir vs.. S0mref u. bHm0t-
For .aht.n rls1u-s PEI ~ Mortimer ~ asst- ron
v-rp Dsss- ths oas OF them aa1 bees 'ae
He. that the %, 30 NJ rssefsa Of Ne a
a,n. sFrrr tas $40 rdons ils ien
49, q ne ou srcs the tznsgs rus es's-1ei a. l "a
Is ID. asf ssaE eats aad ss eifs' 3
Ilse'lsat safted o. u tfvza-
WE,. Harold Jr agt T'izOtAy Casey-Q1es-
- he. a. 20 crrn9art iss e-ast 30 ~
- ,or tts fr~ per -oop Juc0a D-c'-e i 'etL
A. CadmaS j. Co vs. Rass0m Be1aS-tne
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Appointments BY the Governor.
b. end lgitA ne adFiee aHd consent u the SeEaN
R4ruzDAY Anil s. L

BY end riA The adEiee AID consent 81 ne SeEI'<.
SATURDAY. April 5, 1851
NorARIEs PUBLIc-Carden ABBOTT, Cnarles
Fou,rs, OF Eew.York City Samuel NJ Meekes OF VIII
1sy.hurgh John LeaKe Of Sarst0ga sPnngsi Charles
p Bis.ei Of Rochester; LsWrenee c Woodrl1 OF Oens
Ishn i Coddip gton and william w. Fox VI new-foTk
CIV 10 be Comnason IN relation 10 moneys Of certain
"ChsriIsbe Institutions IN tno FHsl ssnsie Dis.nst
XytIl,.u Welles Of Utica, and T. ROmeyo beck and
Joel Wing Of Albany, 10 be Managers Of No s1s9 Lu
uafic Agyum.
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Court of Common Pleas ..MoSDAY April 7.

Clement b. Barrett VS. VIM. II. Stene1etS ana
T6omos W Famkn-4cton for assault and battery 'g-
ba al $40 The family ply esn OF NJ T. ht ,
f.I Nj ua Dr. B. him thr s o. on og t.ol
fbgt NJ made hm (hs oocor Ms an No
M ans lentismsu hd patty ~ent oae evening % ths
fus where d. his hn Bosted, IN ne upP-f pifl o
r,,ovs, cent for Dr. b. Who bic ROOM 70 the pa9 a.
end wanted H. tn q hs having assTed ~ba VI.
LTD IN Mr. tut which he fully d.uisd and sad he considered
NJ vtuous woman M then se'efsy beat tbs ID cof
81 eyed foioWei bs Mr. and TIE Dctf Is " cAssu Was pr
mapsnt, and seriously uj red. -
TAs,iax Apul S-Verdci = pantH SliOJu
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Further from Connecticut.

Norriek gave 100 majority for Foster (Whg)
for Governor, 3o5 for Ames (Whgl for Congress,
bat chose only one Wing Member, because OF a
division.
John w. Horton, Opp, is chosen Sheriff OF
New London Co.
Members electef-G9iiti0nGi.
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Court Of Appeals......MoN

No. Is being Theological Seminary against En-
es Of James kooscr e,eaisa TO bequsst 10 bis vi" vas
taken up and agued
Judge Bronson undersud has resigned 20 that there are
now but seven Judges to the Court
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Imported Csrpels-N~~ Spring syies
SMITH 81 LOUNSBERY, AS PEARL

~ Al forposit. W.iam-Have cow 10 stove H. ge and
.egSat ASSORTMENT Of CARPsrtNGS, embracing all ne
strst and most desirable SYKES msrket me ,s0ck com
prises rich Wuton Velvet Tapestry, brusses IsPcsfy
Brussels Sply and tngsin Carpets. In al the VARIOUS
srDd~s Engsh and American or Oh Cioths In every
variety Of style aud vidlh. with compete xssortnen %
All other goCcs connected win he business The sap-sf
styies and quality OF he goods sed the tow prees
which they will he sold offer great Inducements tor par
ch.s-rs 70 examine his ,tock Experienced upnosescrs
ln constant employ and A. capes 81 tue saosess
n,,,,c. an IN ia haat manner MI lms
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DRY GOODS, sc.

MANAGED GINGHAMS. CHAM.
OBRAYS. Fol de No &c. Shraog Linens Shrting
Stripe Linen Table Cloths Towenx IispeE. Liusn shirt
iug Prints MGan &c ether VITA eeaeFsl sso.neat
OF Dry Goods. Tor sale loS by w AAfdGWS, No -
CafhhrinepL af&
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DATENT CORAZZA SHIRT-The
PIANOS.
ENHE KOLIAN PIANO FORFEIT.
GILBERT CO.'S PIANO FORrEs at S33 and tfT


GILBERT CO.'S PIANO FORrEs at S33 and tG
Broadway
new and splendid for tho sale Of the justly
celebrated AOlan Piano Forces made by 7 0libed Co,
has recently been opened BY WATERS BERaY, Il
$50 Broadway. Of AstlonysI la addition " their
tOfIuer establishment 81 AL Broadway
The rapid sale OF these instruments and their entire sue
cess both among and professional musicians are
ample proof OF hsT superior quality The subscribers are
now prepared ODER the public The largest and best -
sormenI Of Pslos both with and Without he A.oisn &C
compartment, exhibited Ia ibis ciIy la answer 70
The assertions Of those Interested Ia sale Of osr pianos
that The Attachment Injuries the Piano" tbs fDhowiog
copied hom T. Gilbert Coz published circular 10 suf
fceDt.
I'VE offer select and forward 10 any part " The
Try al our lowest prices zach insrun-hI as may DO
deTed accompanied by me cash satisfactory reference
and pledge ours refund BIO full amount received,
with all scessAy Of transportation, II tho instrument
fails 10 give entire sautscOn The Testimonials wo have
received from all parts OF the cOaay that the
Oian Piano Forte hiss only 70 be % take tho pre-
esdenes Of all Others The cubic invited 10 call and
examine Becondhs Pianos taken Ia exchange Pianos
~ Let
ALSO, secondhand GraDd Piano for sale very low.
WATERS BERRY,
AN S5j and Az Broadway.
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Court of Common pleas. TUESDAY, April

EpeClal Tefm-befOfe JuuBo " VyIIuu =,
Io,isa Grimm against Frdaeis Grimm.-Re-
lsr.d back for further prosl -, - NJ.
.jSira Quinn against Wm QHiHH.-Divorce
Helen M Ketclpm against WH. II. Ketehum.-
MARI s. Baker against W,m. H. Baker-Di-
grated r., ID ~ To-
,.,o,, n.uf5esDt-- Referred back Tor further proof
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l., CfrcuIt Court.

WmsP Nerins vs. II. 81 J. McColtnm Action
for dsms ssg-s vo'ton o. Pat-nt ~ 81 NJ.
ctrsv &rg cutting dough for c,ctsfs and orcn ID
pc. msche patented By Mr n rot ne" To oe con
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FIR ALARMs-There were two alarms of Ere

yssfedsy-one noon caused the burng ct
Defao and Cumberland and the
O'Clock last evenng guang rom n unusual vol
ums issuing from the chtsy Of house No 23 F1tont
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Previous the appearances Of Mr. Dafy before tbs City co7r
Yesterday Farrell tired ind cment cagng her
with kspg y hous. The place kept the prisoner
liquor shop Bedford spi notorious resort for the nos
less and dspvee portion ct the community Shs was iOuhi
Ssute
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Supreme TUESDAY, April {
SPECIAL TERM.
-. 4. TI1y-k aVQfuat

De L0unv, Tseita s. CLARK against ouydaHl'
Sage d C0-Una the produetI Of ne oo9s osrl
syf. i'm before the denied The oks aedy m
snce however be produced aed se ~ ess viii 'o sf
auatin examination as to them az lar " proper Per
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SooLOo PIRATEs.-The following Is an extract
from letter from oar Consul at Manila, Alfred
Edwards. ESQ. 10 q commercial house in thiscisy


he Governor Of these ssnds IN ha-ihs Desnoer H. Ete
fcrrs c0E,ng a coyyette ons srg sna n -
,.se fC-cs ooura Tor eo0oo isAnlA n@ ar
rrysd so,l,o -sfsctzAi a-sIpi ~ - 100
aufns 10 htx VI tr1rr ac l'a r Is
f rsir-s -h b. s.r5osr.s -hsrs h vi "a, -
arrival II f0r tbs pls- ~aeh IL - -
-.rsf.s ssout days oks feliofcela-at ifE
s sof1 pros bs ~ laws sse tive g so9a, ~ ~
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REAL ESTATE. Monday, April :.
BV 4. J BleerkeT.

House and 10, lf7 2iss . By AZ ths bock.... 80
iot near above 2Ix7O acknowledgements. 2O25
iof nsrt cor Perry ard RIeecker l9x5O..... l7e0
io,. on 99dt near 81 av eacb 25xs8-Sli50 es 1880
80 On s5fks near RroadSrsv earn 25xga-972j 29'O
io,s on 40hst rear nav each l5x98-s98O each $50
io,s sS,oinipg esch 2Sx98-fqo0 ach........ $3.50
90 on Sistst near gibsv each z5xsgS 20 ca $3.50
10, IN 4Sdrt near an av 25xIOO............. 925
Sore adjoining ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9I5
sors On rear IN A4ib.st OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. go
2iois adjoining each 25xl00-S900 esch......... l850
iots orno,te esch 25xloQ-s9oO each......... 1880
gore sdionipg ......................... 800
10Y Sg %. 400
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IL We are indebted 70 stinson < Co 8 Ex-
press for New Orleans papers in advance OF the
mail.
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Court Of Gene. al Sessions. .MOSOAY, April7.
Before The Recorder and AID Morgans aod My

The Court opened this morning with tue touo y
in Csucsf Va. changes o. MURDER assault an' ett.ry Nn
7.st m p a5duc on ant m ne rtre
b,rrnyl forgery burEary, loi grad ssy - s,-7
I'D. these there are % Indicted, y eo@'ce 81
b,sfar8ay Abandonment Total l5 Oh ana he" eAs''
Grand .Jnru-The following named gentlemen
r- he Grand Jury o the term sepnrn an No
,r4 fo,eus1, Thos Warrington Bnausr b7u batsta
nsth.. Boosood Joha Pay, Aosr Gs-nsey Imhy SafA
Johu Hove John Hutton David ; Jsct son. L-pn%u ll
80 cha, q Ish cs-b 2 ae,rit Root Mccoy, Losaz' Mos
John g. Nsn Chas Omsiead, Hsrato Reed Aaroa swarm jas
Pen Juyy-Forty Eve Peti! Jurors appeared
And .ususred a. her usmes when calef
Jurors Fined "A fine OF S25 each was imposed
BY the upon attending Grand Jurors AID . aslai'u
Psuf Jur msa IL ii.
Bailsd.-Allsn B ents, better known as Aloertls'
Vss bs morning sssd tie Of s.O Tor as 'P's4AaCs
Le ~ a az tie present charge Of grand ssy
arf danold 5oach val 81 Il tlo IRON ne oi7o ln'
iou' TUESDAY,, April 3.
Plea Of Guihy.-John Kelly, inpleaded with
JoI csIhy 10 az changing then win graoo afcay
n sa1rg about go worth Of clothing from 80 hudson o. "
Tb Or n lat guilty pe,t larceny ana vas -satsaea
10 TIE Psttsliiary for months - ,.,. Ly.yy
TrioI for Assault and Battery 9th intent 70 hHl.
49,. k,g uas vscss chsrg-d Sn assault aad
.s-rrv Nth tsn Ns5sg Of s3 hsngoa q 10 Jana ~
st Frn tho appeared thai nsiAss hAa oseh
III M E-ssg Mr. ssi.eg ssofs nat kns never al,
s M ser sssa1tsd, oct ~ TIE .oacn-nt
~ no testimony c3ud b taksa relation ~ Af hi-
lie defendant tAsfsiore acquitted
CoURT OF OYER AND TERMISER--This Court
opeped on Monday forenoon, ard adjourned 70 Aoadsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09

NEW CARPETS FOR SPRING
lVraADE GEORGE e L. HYATT ga aud t@
Pear st now oilers large and varied stock Of CGsee Va
Cloths SC OF the following STYLES aud ~ low prices;
Tapestry Velvet Carpets.
Tapestry Brussels do
English Brussels do.
Three Ply do
Fpsnsh ana American Ingram Carpets
Comm IN al wooll Ingram.
Cotton and Wool
Alse pieces la WOOL Ingram Carpets Of good qualify.
al reduced prices. "A N,
Also a good assortment OF wide and well sessorM od
Cloths 81 10 l6i Printed Duggets stair Druggets Sui
Ilpens. stair Rods Emu ssed and Prinsed Table ana
PisHo Covers; Hearth Rugs; Door Mats; VensuAz and
Tarestry Stair aud Hal Carpets sc. ..,.,..
an fof sale NJ reasonable prices mlo lmMWo-