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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

The accompanying resolutions win give some idea OF
the feeling that prevailed during the session OF the Grand
Division
Rsered That the thanks Of this Grand Division are Justly
due and hereby rendered Horace Greeley tor tho
hold and fearless which he has advocated the case
OF Temperance and especially for the efforts made oy
him 10 effect the passage Of the MAINE Law
ResclreS That regard the Maine Law as the grand
means Of exteninating the evils Of incompetence n1ns
from the traffic ia Intoxicating liquors a.
Resed That regard the recent vote TAKEN 10 tne A.
sernbly Of this State upon the Excise bi win "a
anuch a. the eame Is contrary the known aud aNoS-n
wishes of voters the Empire state and contrary 70
she niainest reasons of State and National policy -
Rrrsfred Tha. we demand Of the Legislature OF fnb
St,teut only in behalf Of ourselves but IN behalf Oh the
fossnds OF wives and children, made such oy
Rnm-tbe euartnent of the Maine Law or something
thereto and do hereby call upon the friends OF
the State 10 renew their exerlo IN
behalf OF the cause and n their efforts until the
shall in their wisdom remember the ineorates
daughter by eectuay prohibiting the unoy and nqu'ou
traffic - -.
Pered That the thanks Of this Grand Division be and are
hereby rendered the and uninchnE friends OF the
the Assembly, who voted In favor OF tne Manc
Law" .
Resored That those members Of the Assembly who re-
corded their votes against the Maine Law and those VINO
dod9ed the question entitled particular consdera
and when the proper time arrives shall meet Win the To-
buke Of en- indZ nsnt constituency =, i.
Resoted That il 10 the Of this Grand Divsion tna.
the entire community under great ana ae
their thanks Justly due 70 those Railroad Vopans VINO
have passed resolutions prohibiting the use OF
drink beverage by and al persons IN tnen employ
ment upon their several roads
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From POrtO.RicO.

Bv the arrival of the bark John Colby,
Capt Hatch, we have dates from Ponce, p K, to the
29th Of March
The market was generally wei supplied with Anrri-
produce, breadstuhs only, being wanted This de
mand was likely soon to become more limited, as the
rains had commenced and dealers would be cautious not
to hold large stocks when the native productions should
begin 10 come forward Last sales Of Flour were made
at el2 so; Candies, 17c. Meal in bills S7 Rice &c;
Lard l5c Hams. i5Ibc Cheese, l5L9c Mess Pork,
e2l 80: Pilot Bread, Is So Dry and Picked Fish was
In great abundance Lumber abundant Coopers ma
teras excess of supply Last sales of White Pine at
a2i IN: Hoops e36, one year credit Subsequently q
sale of Hope was made at e33, short time Fine
Sugars were worth 81 04c. Molasses e2 to el3 ' Ito
gallons
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.hor, iilu.,., rHo.. q. HEPBURN

o. THURSDAY April ~ ares short usss THos HEPBURN
H @ % taken Milford Coaa tor this Pm
ay) mofraBs At 10 oesct tom his ATE rsdeace, No sly
GA thursday, Apn u. MARY ELIZABETH Fossrrr. ia Tho
f her laughter Of The ate M james fosset and
doPss laughter Of wo kns nom -hoss house No. ~. sI.
her ~l BE- Srea~ooJ sunday s5th osts
O'CLOCK The friends Of her father and Of Wa r. kHs
repeatedly attend sthoa further
% Tuesday afternoon April " ty.~ntsy, MARION sane
daughter 0s DR. Edward and Ann hscbert
ronkeFs Nsis>r night. April n GEORGE MACADkn
Srmsry Of Belfast, ifes All, in his T.th year
The fend. VI the Nn Informed that the funeral viii aks
tins Afternoon Of coct from has te residence Busna VISTA
tie Railroad depot lac the Of Cham
Der. At and College rom fon 81 O'clock
Al Ho~ard. ~ Y, Apni T. ASGELISE AUGtsrA vile Of os
Bsd and daughter Of Augustus ostesd sssi Is ysars
and days
Aaer Ioss ssd lines sfeoasnpuon, THOMAS JONES'
aged % years.
The friends Of be brothers, john Evan and Morgan Jones' the
members Of United States LODGE No O. OF O. D. the members
Of the Plumbers Guard and the Plumbers general
ben OF fsnhp A.sostsn respectfully invited attend ho
funeral from his residence No. 50 Sunday ahse
ocock. His will be taken Greenwood Gene
terry for iGternen-
Al White Plains, "Wednesday April u, DEBORAH
scHt REMAIN rehct Of the late Nichols schugr this City, p
NE Goth fher
funers service Friday morning 23d n.t 81 ok, at NE
honse Of William Barker, Nbe Plains The VII be atss
10 Wuhsmsbrsh Intermeut Friends the III ind
the Of Boome and Bows AZ An
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FLORIDA.
Zen. Blake md tho Seminole Indians-Busi.
ness-Salt Manufacture, &C., &c.

KEY WEST, Thursday, April Is, ls'


ness-Salt Manufacture, &C., &c.
Correspondence Of The y. Y. Tribune.
KEY WEST Thursday April Is, 1852
The steamer James l.. Day, Pitiield, ar
rived on the leth from New Orleans via Florida ports
She brought large freight and many passengers, among
whom we recognized Gen. Blake, of the Seminole In
diana The General returns in the Day. landing at Syn
abel twenty miles this side of Tampa where he expects
% meet Billy Bowlegs great talk Is to come of, which
vin doubtless end in smoke However, Gen. Blake
thinks that the entire tribe will consent to remove be-
yond the Mississippi The delegation of Western Semi
noles brought down to Tampa are now out among the
tribe endeavorng 10 make terms for their immediate de-
parture Gen Blake also confirms the report of the
capture Of eleven women and children at Cow Bay,
by Capt Jerngan, and deplores the result, fearing
that Ii may protiact his negotiations
There 10 dearth OF shipping news, only a few YES
sels having in since last by the Isabel OF the
3osh March, One two vessels fitting out in the
AArbor and undergoing repairs Business Is exces
eavey dull The town is well supplied with goods, aud
few sales. We need rain-there nave been showers
for month The dews are heavy, and support vegeta
ton The gardens well hled with vegetables and
repay the and attention necessarily bestowed upon
them The great success had in the manufacture of sas
upon Keys worthy of the attention OF capitalists
Il u becoming article oi commerce 10 considerable
extent The great number Of natural salt ponds the
Keys Qr later direct the attention OF spccu
aeors to the production in large quantities. OF this neces
sary article.
vigor and large of useful work has been
pleted Signal poles have been placed upon the most
dangerous reefs SO that IL would be impossible for yes
sci to 20 ashore with vidant watch by daylight As
the operations of the Coast Survey progress slowly,
and the appropriations by Congress meager, we
must waii Tor long time for the grand results
Kry BIscAYNg
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NEW-YORk.
Quarterly Session Of the Grand Division
-. OF II.


=. OF II.
~ ia Edisers Of tas ~ T. iS.5sss;
The Grand Division 5. Of t.. Eastern
New York, held Its Second Quarterly Session on the
lAsh inst at Riverhead Suffolk Co, L. l. The attend
ance Of Representatives (when the weather is taken
consideration was large and enthusiasts. There
but one feeling regards duty. They
sring In their opposition to the Run Traffic and resolved
b leave no lawful effort untitled to obtain the enactment
Of the Maine Law. They seemed determined to waive
their party predictions. and vote only for Members Of
the Legislature who would pledge themselves 70 advo
cate and vote for the entire prohibition Of the Liquor
Traffic II was determined TO pct Agent into the FIELD
immediately to lecture through this jurisdiction, and
stimulate and encourage the fraternity 10 renewed efforts
for The suecess Of those principles we advocate
On the afternoon Of the 18th inst public meeting was
held in the Court House, e. w F. 81 John presiding.
end able addresses were delivered BY Past Grand Worthy
Patriarch hackean, and N IL Gale. There some
God singing By Mr. Brewer Finding that Il would be
necessary In consequence Of the desire hear further
dscusson upon the subject of Temperance and the
pecsaon Of an increase of audience, the meeting
adjourned until evening" when the people assembled 10
great strength OF the largest churches in the place.
when spiritstrring addresses were delivered by VIM
Ddmonds and A. C. Flanagan Some beautiful singing
wss given by Glee Club and by Mr. Brewer accom-
oanied BY the Hsrmoniccn There i reason 70 believe
TAT great good has been donethe people seeming de-
sssnined 70 lend their aid to th the csuse Of AL man
And
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nevojent purposes In constitutional sense, the ques-
No.; l. not changed by the fact that the bill unier con-
sheraton provides different mode for the election and
succerrion Of trustees from that prescribed by The gen
cra law If such variation is admitted 70 be sa1cent
10 Justify the Legislature in granting special act OF IN
corporsou the constitutional prohibition referred to
would soon become practically imperative One OF the
objects Of having general provision to govern all cases
of the same character In the formation OF corporate
boiies would be entirely defeated by making change
in the mode of organization the ground for special
legislation
Upon mature reflection, am OF opinion that corpo-
,stidn with annie powers for the management and in
vestment Of the fund for aged and inhrn clcrgymen,
NAV he created under the law Of ls4s and that no fur
ther act of legislation is necessary Tor that purpose
WASHINGTON HUNT.
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THURSDAY. April PIP. u.

There was rather dull Stock market to-
day for the Fsncics but considerable animation In Ra
road Bonds 1t was noticed - very unusual crcuns
stance that not share of Erie sold at the Ffrk
Board At the Second Board this Stock firm st 59b
es9k Harlem was Is, and quiet stoninston nrm q
~ Norwich scld to considerable extent, closing u
SsA Long Island was Armer, selling At 2lx. Csntoa
sold at 81. desins Of Y ' cent Morris inprovsd
v. Reading was in moderate demand and heavy. y.
closed ct 7Cas, showing . decline Of Z y cent Pho
nix cesl improved u Zine heavy and sold Il l33
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SUPREME CouRr OF THE UNITED STATES,

Tuesday April 90 ls52No. IS j 5. BUCKINGHAM etaI, -
n C. Mclean Appeal from the Circuit Court United statss
for Ohio pr Justice Curtis delivered the opinion OF the
Court affirming the decree of the Circuit Court in this cau
with No l6. Owners OF the ST amboat Iowa va
Owners of the Steamboat Declaration Appeal from the Cir
cult Court United States for Louisiana Mr. Justice Gsr
delivered the opinion of the Court affirming the decree Of
the Circuit Court in this cause, with costs No ia
williamson ct a., &C. b. Barrett ct al. In error TO Tho
Circuit Court United States for Ohio Mr. Justice Nesoa
delivered the opinion Of the Court affirming the Judgment Of
the Circuit Court in this cause with costs and damages e
the Of per cent. per snnuIn. mo. l78 d. d
Mitchell, plaintiff in error, III. X. Harmony The Ngu
ment this continued by Men Cutting and Vim
ton for the defendant ia
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STAT. Of Ye~rori Department AIsIr Apnl lt lss
To THE ASSEMBLY: A sense of constltu

oraI utilization consrans return 10 the House OF
Assembly without my approval the bill entitled An act
TO Incorporate the New-fork Exporting Company for
the mining and expectation of the mineral phosphate OF
lime copper and other ores
Ar this late hour of your session. it would be 1prac-
tcable for me TO enter upon discussion of the princ
pies which govern my conclusions in respect to the
power of the Legislature TO grant special charters
ty TO submit to the Legislature in several cases of SINH
lar character All the objects proposed by the bill under
consideration may be conveniently attained under the
General law of 1919 TO authorize the formation Of corpo
ratops for manufacturing mining, mechanical or chenl
cal purposes, and am firmly Of opinion that special
charter for the attainment Of the purposes would
be inconsistent with the provisions of the Constitution on
this subject WASHINGTON HUNT.
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SALES OF STOCKS AT PHILADELPHIA,

ArI a. lg2Frn Board-tl M State e. s3k $500 d. 70;
eco Penn Dstne, 20, 70 ~ 67 renn RR 81 1000 Read
,.s X g. 20 !o 10 Penn Bsst. NJ; sD5 csmlen An
- 80 100 k,sdss ht sss 600 CITY g. los 6oU Us BsAli
~ % Lon: ssns X oS 600 I. s. 80, 10! 800 GinfS
ssht ffsseh Nav. Int, 20 100 do 25 50 n A. Ins w
NHo STATE "a, lo21s 50 Union Canal, "a
sefTa boors-fs ky b., 1906 10 hsrrs Canal, tsoO e<h
sav - - 81 30 Union Canal IA; tI0oO Candies and An1
hF e. o. u North b. Ky, 49, 1900 syrar Gadea, -,
w ~ scs9 Canal l3; 81 Reading R T9s Pea
Do ii7t. 80 Lsrs Issrd RR, o3. So Head kIt,
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DIARRIED:

On thursday Feb. -, by Rev Peter 8. Chaancey Mr.
MAGAGNOs 10 ADELINE AUGUSTA, daughter OF C. j. Chnsk
man, Esq. all Of thu city
o. Monday evening April TO- BY his honor the Mayor sTKPHEH
PROVOST ELIZABETH g. daughter Of the late jobs
Corss.
by Henry Dana Ward Of ST. Luhss Church vALEErinB
~ ELIzABErH II. JACOBS, al OF this CU
Monet j. Wednesday, April 81, By Rev n
Hcrabo~sr, Nj JAMES r. hcGRk6OR SD DRACE, dasts
. VI james Clos. E.s.. ASuala ,nonk
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SuprR,oR CouRr.-Henrv III. My.r.

assnst eardus DeFOrestBy tenant ag.in hs landlord
to recover dsrnase--a LAID A. oor alleged injury
10 property du nns storm lowing 10 DELAY while the rof
was IN process. of hein. tuned ALREADY referred to vss
diet sor plaintiff. t,5 which calies like amount Of
Before j0dse oak'sy.
HUGH Dar,ds and Jad.iA his tcts AIT Jraih Poart-r~
recover writing note promising to paw 20 Judith De.
viS. 81 Oo year for life PAYABLE quarterly Defendant
maiden LADY, Of James Bossrt Es, counsellor law
nearly 20 years of it said and quite wealthy Ma D.
wa, ward or protese OF Mics B. and Il Is said the noo
In question Mr. d. her marriage 20 meet simil s1n
sven 10 Mr. H. by BIS father. In defense II Is sud that Mo
B. on being ssked 70 sga the paper snprosed was 70 10
for her own f she had provided for Mrs d. ia her win,
that abe was no, particularly in favor Of the marriages and
that there consideration in fact or expressed for he
rote. The u on.
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ConRr or GEnEnAL Sessions THurs

dav-Before judge Beehs aud Aldermen Smith aDd Bur-
German named Heinrich Forster tried and convicted
Of stealing piece OF silk valued at SIS while IN the store Of
Hamilton Freeman in February last He was sentenced
10 the State Prison for two years.
VIM. Winters aliss Lee ard John Semblcr were tried
for stealing piece Of silk valued at $50 from the store Of z
Warbury No So Broads The accused were caught in The
act clerk Both convicted and sentenced 10 the
State Prison for years each Winters has already served
out q at the State Prison
Joseph Lston indicted for burglary upon cellar at thA
corner f2sst and 9Th av and Michael Manning indicted
for highway robbery committed the Sd OF April on tho
person of VIM Flvnn, both tried and acquitted.
Augustus Nichols implicated with Mary Stanley u
breaking the of James Piinse in Hudson s ne
stealing hersfrom 5000 worth of property, was ricd and
convicted Sentence deferred The tria OF Mary Stanley
was put down for this day.
Chaves wsyerey alias Casey, was tired for stealing TIVE
dozen rings valued AZ $50 the property of James RoEeu In
Hudson The Jury convicted him. Another conviction Zoe
grand larceny proved from tho records OF tbs Court ~
have taken place in lS4l. Sentence deferred.
Henry Wilson, Andrew Walsh, John Andrews, Robsrt
Pine VIM kavanaurh and James Gallagher. all youthA
were tired for breaking into the store OF Philip Hues OF
6l and 2dav and stealing therefom, cigars chocolate.
L. The testimony Of John Knox, an sccompice was Id
ntted but being wholly uncoroborsied the jury acqut
ted The prisoners however kept IN prison on anohsr
Indictment The Court thea Adjourned
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CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Isdac Aler-

ordev against Be-nh~rer Hausman.-Aoion 10 receives
DAMAGE for misrepresentation qrahty Of mats.
nal in the sale OF bill OF jewelryamoun laid al $1,000
already referred The Jury could not agree md were do
charged.
THowds Erckqy assins, Ddasl t'esfEer.-Palnf alleges
that his son. lad 10 OK IL Of age neal gently n
sss;nst in karons by defendant with his horse and cart
and injured The points denied the nuTy - the I'D
il a. ssid having from the lad ne the Wheel
OF another cart and falling of. Verdict for defendant
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(From The Home Journal
" The Messrs. ROOT, No. 363 Broad

way have recently introduced new style OF pictures
which they call yon.Daguerreosypes." The name
IL descriptive for the pictures taken by the new process
fine crayon drawings India paper except that there
Is finish and beauty in the ndaguerrsoype which
. crayon drawing cannot equal We strongly sdvus
our readers who about have their pictures TAKEN
not to omit before doing So 10 examine the Mcssrs.
Roots new style.
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BOARD OF AssIsrANTs.-This Boar

BOARD OF As.I.rANrs.-This Board fin
sbed the April Session last night Nothing OF particular
importance was done, except concurrences with the
other Board The Special Committee on Zinc Paint
reported recommendation that it be tried on public
buildings, especially roofs and iron work Their
report was laid over to be printed great number OF
reports in favor Of sewers pavements, repairs, &c,
were referred or adopted.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CITY CoURT.-Ardon Hubbs, tried on a
charge of passing counterfeit Is bills acquitted.
John s. Dawson, indicted for asssuling Officer Squres,
was also acquitted
SUsPIcIoUs.-The dead body of an in
FAINT, apparently about six weeks old, found in a
sink Of house In Twenty frstst near Thirdav,
on Wednesday. 1t presented mutilsted appearance,
evidently caused by rats. An investigation viii be made
by the Coroner.
POCKET PIcKED.-A lady named Smith,
residing No 81 Futonsv had her pocket picked Of
purse, containing about ei0 auction sale in Bridge
st., on Wednesday night
FALL FROM A SCAFFoLD.--A man named
AcDougal ie from the scafoldng In front of building
on Lawrence-st, yesterday, and was dangerously in
jured
New REGIMENT. - The Legislature
passed law at the last Session, organizing Cav
airy and Artillery Regiment In Kings County. An cleo
ton Is TO take place for the choice Of officers.
HIGH TIDEs.-Ihe recent high water
overlooked the of the Atlantic White Load Works
in Marshsllst, causing considerable damage.
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r The captain and crew of the schoon-

r. The captain and crew OF tue scHoou-
err j. B. Perry, of Baltimore, tender their heartfelt
thanks for the timely assistance and manly exertions OF
the captain and crew of the brig Detroit In rescuins
them from the sinking wreck and likewise for the kind
treatment received from them while on board their YES
eel Time alone will obliterste the memory Of ueir
noble generosity and selfsacrhcins perseverance, In
saving them from watery grave
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rAdverusenset1

FINE ARTS, DAGUERREOTYPEs IN OH,
by WILLIAM II. BUTLER, No. psi Broadway This new
combines the detail of the Daguerreoyps with tho In
lab Of the 6nesl miniature painting
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FALL FROM SCAEFoLp.--
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Court CALENDAR-Ihis Day-COM-
MON PLEAs-Part Mos 4Oe, AL AIS, 43 AS Az, 49,
4ss 43s 49, Al, 44s ~ ~ ~ PsIt IimNos 20 ss
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos $50 &C. So4 So5 500. 500 3l 49,
s4 SIG ST. 49, $50 81 1876 III u.s. l98 2o4 ~ l0 T.
ST. 2e2 H. 6l S. l39 i76 l29 ISL, lsS 90 D. Co. a. l e
Us 267 n %, 81 $50, 286, 8, l02 49, 50. 255, o.
CIRcuIr CouRr-Nos. 2i6 SA 81 21, S6S s65, se6, SS3
$50 SO $50, 100, US. 3l7, lO7.
SUPREME CouRr-Spesai T-m.-Nos. Is, 81, 80. go -,
a. IS, 76, y, 70, 70. 80, 81, 81, IS, ca.
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CITY ITEMS.
RANGE OF THE THE

RANGE THE rHERHoHrrrn AT
H. J. Delatow's [fornvly Lynch + CLsEs) asa nG"a
1852. IAN. Noon. So n Or; n.
April 22.-......:45 % % u
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a J. Bleeckcr also sOld the following
s0,. spo oI.Sh % a.cb s5.ss ss.,sb.r' 100
49, 81 - 80 Iy7rhst Zach a5x 10 .... 1880
o.s esh :. go I,h.y o., 100 ........... 800
~ ~ n eSS :, 80 i.,.v s5,i0o ....,...... $50
lots adjoining each s51l02 $3.50 each ntS
lots on rear on s4hst each 23xlo2 fs0 each S
lots on 9hav rear 4Ohet, each 24xlo0 80 cash. so
lots cor Ssv and lo5thst each 25Xloo $50 easn fso
pi, IS .rannJ cor I07rbst and sdav iocxS00 $50
To- ~, $50 ne.r iyrnn. A soy .......... $500
IT, TO- o,,. rs., stbsv .ssh s5xIO0 teO5 eash. 4l0
o.s W SIs =, e.r 9,h a., e.rb S,x leo &IsS each $40
20 49,. oi Cd 81 :, ~, 80 ha~ s5rI0s ...... 500
u. 10. On ,nS LOT IIs Dessv.t Brookyn IiO0 $3.50
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~ DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office, on
and after May /, ls5 viii be located at No All Broad
way, between Lspenard and Canalsts, for Tho sale Of
Brsndrsths Vegetable Universal Pills.
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e The marriage of Signor Bettini with
Sophie sister Of Max Maretzek b announced for the
9Th int
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Our SrAsEs.-Among the freight of a
ship which left here last week for California, were
several omnibusss and number Of elegant carriasss
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ESCAPE FROM A POLICE SrArIoN.-Jas.

Howe the individual who arrested on Tuesday
night charged with attempting to pass elO counterfeit
bin on the Bank of Pennington, Mass and was taken to
therefrom on Wednesday evening while the officer in
whose custody he was placed had gone out 10 get his
Qowes supper. 1t seems that he obtained access TO
the yard scaled the fence, and made his way 20
the street through alley. He left behind him nearly
$3.50 in good money, and some other effects.
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e. s. DISTRICT CoURr-Before Juds,

Bes-TrfaIfr pasia1 Covntsrfsit Moarv-Janes NORTH.
ard Ehraheth Norton 1ied on sn pd,c'nen, ehrss
tl,u with psssns counterfeit quarter dollars IL spp>s1
about twih in March last Elizabeth n The sors
OF Nj Chamber in 9ihs End offered bad qnser dollsx
which ke selected and told her Of IT, lie oo ed her "A
Observed her to 40 into grocery store and .'er s5e can
our he ace.ined that she had passed Counterfeit qaates
there sh. was followed and taken into custody n ~
he r.ronhouse no had money found upon her but -
admitted the chsrrr and said thar she had the ehanse
to her husband. Tue Jury foaDd them guilty.
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Juror wss wifhdrawp, 20 damages for rot als
oral agreement sen plaintiff furnture csrpesA - n
CT - Ho;e corner ah-a- and Broadway 10 he sus,sS
Of % 600 quster essh and the balance credit In -
srt sad that the parties suhseaaen,ly ga -
lessed each other sm the s<reeen sls that not being
ritins the axreemen, IL not binding. The sl On
Before Juds. Oakley.
Rsels~d II. Drkrvson assaa GayyeH Ceope.-To rsso~w
dspsses for alleged srseh o. covenant in sale Of uanasser
in Fultons, already referred 10. Verdict for pAntsk
Si,ofo.