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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
u. S. DISTRICT CouRT-Before Judge

Ju6son- Thomas Burns and Others against Henry Rldiy
Plaintiff Burns sued bslanse Of wages second
Of the brig Leander in voyage from Londonderry
Ireland, TO Newloik; and johnson and McNamee claim
~ ordinary sesmen for the voyage.
The defense to Burns is that owing to insubos luaton
and disobediente Of orders he forward able
bodied and claims balance of his second
up the time of the order to so forward aud seaens
wages for the residue of the voyage.
The suit the Court said against the master who sets
these facts which sustained by proof The evidence
regard to the others copaintis shows that they
past nge and sesen that their services
uny which ought to be connected with any just claim
for wages Tender made before suit commenced and
was sufficient The proceedings dismissed with costs 10
the respondent
TIE L. s. at. Broirn-Capt B stands indicted for cruel
and unusual punishment regards his first Mr. Hath
The ial called to-day by the District Ator
ney, but the counsel Of Capt B. (M Donohue requested
postponemen the ground Of the absence OF material
witness lie said 1t could be proved that the mate struck
and assaulted the captain. The motion postpone
granted, and the Petit jury discharged till Tuesday
next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
PHILADELPHIA MARKEr-Fridap May

THE foreign has had effect upon the narket
smsll sale of No. QUERo1RoS BARK at S& Is un The
th.ye me gen ana lor nai - % S
res good brands, part Western for export at 81 b,
which Is the general asking Sales lots to retailers
aud bakers within the range Of 81 2J0 81 s71 for common
and eIa brands RYE FLOUR IS scarce, aud held hnny
~ ~ The stock ofCoRN MFAL is exceedingly hight 10
barrels Brandy ire sold at 50 2j " barrel
There but ttle WHEAT Offering and holders demand
advance Of cents ~ bnshe Saes Of 1900 bushels prms
White ct o. and Red at ~ cents RYE is wanted for do
tihng at IS cents CoRS comes in slowly, and Il Ia god
demand sales Of 600 bushels Southern Yellow at 81 ss
nhoat and White at 50 cents In Oars no change Lfe
bush. Southern sold at 41is y bush. In GROCER and
PROVISIONS there material change; 900 bags Lsyp
COFFEE fod, TO out OF the na,ket full Sales Of
Loo kegs prime LARD at lll0lltc " h. on time, which
Sales Of bbls at q Q2lic., and hhds. at 2lc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

- B.szrAs, SO Chseeseks, Lon 700 49, e..
Hse. sse< Bsrns, Ii< eercons and 70 esuss H.r ~
et bonsy, ~ u hss sze "a tb Rate, =. 49,.
Hsrosd fren, ~ sfo s<z3 A. - IN
Sheet so ,gns Pc, "a fates, .ad iass ssr.s i 60
Pc and 80 ets Oh Lead. if2 Ahss. tss sns sii -
issse., lfSl harp Cooper, - nsot 10 a. - -
.as,ihi.s ~ ss.ts Ln'ssd .sa q e..l. wh,s -
pant. ~ ets whars; 80 Plaster n SIS e.., 80, "a
b. Rss-, a. chs Brandy 10 wh.sy e-y,,s -
o.; uHs - ss's sab Sc. l,7s2 br - ar. t~,A. Co.,
Ahds q tes - hbs 81 On susfj fSt Ps-. 49, 20
ca Tobacco. 81 bis Wool ~ bs Wooen VASES. Al, - ~ s
Moot I'D Crocfss Hshessny "a ~.
isoe,' octave wse ss7 Das' German wlsaov 49,. - -
che fs2 ~ ebs zinc. - -" ~fs
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Receipts of Produce.

BY North Rirer Boafs-3, sec bbls Flour, 70 do WmmsL
l29l sides Leather 705 bush Wheat 10 So do Com o
do Barley, 1900 d. Feed, 200 do Meal lol head oss
and IL casks Ashes -.
By Nese Haren Rayoad-ll2 pkgs Batter, 2odo cssss'
679 sides Leather, and l56 Sheep. ,a..
BY Erie RayoadNo Produce received to-day by tns H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
CouRr CALENp.R.-CoMnov PLEAS

This Day-Part Nos $50 Sill 545 SSH 55j 557 557t, $50
56 5sS 564 SIS $50 57l SIS Part II-Samc yesterday
SUPREME CoURTThere viii be three Special Terms held
to-day The Calendar win be called by Judge Edwards in
the General Term Room.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Eonddp--Nos Isl, GO, S2l, SS3, S24
SIS 500 $50 SS2 3Si 53S 95 28 49, $40 3l So ST. ssh
2O6, 2Sl 4, "a. l29, 267, &C. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

The Boston Post states that the Treas
Vrer OF the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, had effected
loan Of 100000, at4 p cent p anuum, Barring. Broth
ers Co, Of London, being the takers
Land Warrants are active, and 60 acre,
are quoted at u 2oGsl %. The annexed information
In regard TO the transfer of Land Warrants IA firm,
TAomps0ns Reporter:
GENERAL LAND OFFrcg. April q 1872
sfe III the Wsantee died er the Warrant v.. i.-,~a
guardian having previously aimed IN order from The ot
having propsr jurisdiction alone assign their interest
thefein ~ there are both adult and minor her the f,r
assignment ~ ~ H'a>"< 'he
Anexeeator cannot asssn Warrant under sa;d nc. nm.
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Tbs Board adjourned to Monday anesnooa
SuRRExDERED.-During the April term


Of the Court OF General Sessions q named Augustus
Nichols convicted and sentenced the State Prison
indictment sor burglary Implicated with him
Ma Stanley and her bus and Geo c. Stanley the former Of
whom Cor time strongly asserted hsr innocence but finally
pleaded guilty and remsnded Tor Her husband
had not been arrested but yesterday he accompanied his
counsel presented hinse before Justice Osborn aud
sorted thai hs WIFE in spite Of her plea Of guilty had taken
10 Fart IN the commission OF the felony and thai ne aonc
80 implicated In II with Nicholla lie made affidavit 10
~ eneci, and was then committed TO prison. Tn.
ave an ioaanse Of sman TO his wife, voluntarily
decrine hLnself 10 the walls Of prisoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
lAdyerlssr-nt.
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CURE.-This

establishment having recently been greatly enlarged and
much improved furnish accommodations for upward OF
one hundred Its natural and other advantage.
are surpassed If eqad by those Of any Institution OF
H. hind Situated on The Morris and Essex Railroad at Or
.nee ~ j. about hours ride from the city, 1t sccess
BIZ by several trains daily which leave the foot OF Court
lsnd,.st Descriptive circulars be found at Crowens
Bookstorp No 500 Broadway and the WaterCure pab.
cation Office Fo. lSI Nassau-st Newfork Professional
letters should be addressed Dr. j. A. Weder Others to
Geo H. Mitchell Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

~ In compliance with a resolution
passed at the special meeting of the Common Council
Thursday night the Board of Health have held their
first meeting yesterday mornings hut solitary member
only besides the Mayor making himself visible, the health
of the City could not be officially examined into.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
SUPREME General Term. Cour

seOrs and -ioraeyaThe following gentlemen ater ex-
animation, admitted practice the Courts
of this State viz:
Solomon b. Alderman, Chas Andrews, Henry C. Bart
lett John w. CHAMBER Chas. d. Evans, Richard Howard
Walter L. Livingston. j B. Yates Soners Edward p Ira
via Phlhp anN echtsn, Chss b. Waring, c. Wade VIII
son, Geo Reer, Oliver Brown d. Jones Grain, Geo w.
Cook John T. Gray, Joseph Lavoaae Clarence O. Nelson
Root b. Potter, Richard Wynkoop, lohn Weber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

entered By surrs the hey the door with nl7erz AMI
ts<o taken tic hi coat pocket 900 wrapped piece
of brown rapsr in the same pe-xst was lrt M seroea
7bcy eso ATTRACTED his wallet conta.nes sl'on me Fos,
Co Dslfon Mas for sssa pay able 10 GiFs-rics DAVIS
TIE Il oey Consisted Ct ,~o s. bills on tlo 5fe<. FAlis
Bank end the remainder in sys and stys on tne s4ns
bank Notes amounting TO g, 500 were also taAen-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
w A bow named James Comstock

into the dock foot of Fultons Thursday evening and
but for the presence of Mr. Inspector Sang who rescued
him. would have been drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
CoLLIs,oN OF VEssELs.-At 5 O'Clock

or Thursday afternoon the steamboat Vanderbilt came In
collision in .he East River opposite Delancyst with me
schooner Jane loaded win granite The bows of The scsoon-
or were in and her sdes much b,oken- fns
seaner left art of her water in the bow OF the scioon-
er TIE Captain Of the latter craft slightly Injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
GRANp LARcENY.-Officers Wilkinson

ard Nelson Of the Seventh Ward yesterday arrested JOHN
Nelson White, and Chas MITCHELL coiofed, charged VITA
stealing barrel Of lard valued al 30 rom the sup MID
nesota Capt Allen living Pier No 40 East River In the
POSSESSION If the accused three barrels Of pork were found
which is supposed IS also stolen property Iney were
taken before Justice Mount0t and committed for exani
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
SUPERIOR CouRr.--Before Judge Oakley.

sIemo Moore ast john l. y. Wssteyvd Sherf-ro recov-
CT damages for injury BY shaking OF vessel named the Cali
cutsa loaded with coal AZ foot Of Broomes while in the
shsrs rossesson already referred Ths the third
tisl Verdict sor defendant
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Advertisement

Glcason's Pictorial for the present week
certainly very elegant representative Of the art typo
graphical well that of the en.rsves skill IL VIII bear
comparison with the famous London News
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-Y0RK.........asS =


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

THE VERY LAsr.-Guy Mannering. not
rithstanding its immense success to De whfra"n ior
other novelties and will be performed for the las tune tnIs
afternoon The very lsushabe comedy of Paul Pry is
nouIced for this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

A FEMALE THIEF.-A iemale' haho-
son,ely ared in striped SILK dress an, opsn,sork
,r.y bonnet, called the boarding house OF Mrs. Ssichsf
No 5i3 (reenwiclis Thursday afternoon whr tas IVA
v were Al diner and asked TO Mrs g. The servant
on her return re ascered that the lady had dsca sped
Nth black silk uisntilla-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

go specific diecns given BY the tes.ator to him 10 dis
pose II the same .
u and void and must be returned 10 the Commissioners Of
Pensions who WIN cancel tbs and srs snober in the
name ct the widow, f be lett one II he LEFT no widow
hut minor children tbs Warrant will be ssned In thsr
names II he len neither widow nTiaor children. there
exists ~ night n any other pc son thereto
Very respectfully your OBJ sery't
J. BCrTsRFirLD Comm.
To j. THOMPSON, Esl, Land Warrant Dealer. No Wall
shy
Peua,k,-If the warrsntee died after ns issuing Of tho
warrant proof Of the fact must sccon pany me snd
proof of heir~h also secompsny the warrant fns
consist Of the certificate OF Probate Court under
seal stating the time OF the death OF the waran ana
Ing The name of the widow or II no widow OF esen sna
every child, designating which are mno" &a~ WINCH "
The widow is entitled to the warrant II there is no WIDOW,
then the children entitled TO II III there are ns@'@
widow children, the warrant Is null snd Vo's
The following is statement OF the
financial condition of the Vermont Central Railroad Co..
as submitted by Mr. Dexter, the Treasurer;
LIABILITIES ., =.
Notes PAYABLE. s-'' -
Bonds due July, s5e...........s5 .Ss ,co ~ ~
Ponds due July, 1850. ..........'. z.as se, 9o
Interest on dividends :.......'.'..' -es,s 90
Rent and interest sssl, sg7 SO
.u..,.,.;.u. ...... $3.50 90
A., 70 snsh $50 lS9 70
Josiah Ouincys notes secured by Companys
bonds as collateral to the amount Of $500,
riyen for bis private debts. for which divi- 49, ~, a,
dend may be rsslzed from his assets. zSo''VV ="
Total o,5's %
Cash .............." sS lss 90 90
Due for insurance. ss az
Belknap's securities. seoo -
Notes receivable $500 -,
Mortgage bonds 'f'-' ~
Total S't',f'V W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

II A project, some time since enter
tanned Of building church edce fer Episcopal
cation, at the Of Smith and Lvngstonsts has been
Church Fearl-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
e A BoLp RosBERr was penetrated

- board the steamer Hendek Hudson while GA her pass
eee up the Fver "Wednesday evening The sts ron OF
H. 4. 0ilpazick resident Of South Berwick Ne vas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
ARRrsr. by MISTAKE. OF A POLICEMAN.

A few lights since policeman discovered stray horse
wandering about the streets which he secured and pro-
cee6g stabl. with when another officer snpposnz ne
had the animal arrested INN and took both the po
cenan horse station-hOpe when the truth Of the
matter developed vgant officer got laughed at
forh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
FEVER AND AGUE ExTERHINATOR--

WyNgooP 4 Co.'s Tonic MxTtRE-It will positively
cure fever and ague Office No l25 Depot No. PA Fulton
ST. New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
ATTEMPT SUIcIpE.-Awomannamed

cenan anc tn staonhoDse when the truth efthe
matter developed vgIant officer got laughed at
for his pains
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.-A w0mannamed
Margaret Murray Thursday afternoon jumped overheard
from Of the Catbarnesireet Terry Boats while It was
in the middle Of the she rescued and taken 70
the City Prison. where she was placed IN charge OF Miss Eos
the Msron 1t Is supposed that she Is somewhat do
RANGED.
SUIcIDE.-An unknown man, about 35
year. OF age was found yesterday morning hanging by the
deed in the boat house of Mr. shepherd Kns3p
hefoot of Oneundred and sixtysecond He hsd
thrown beat rope BEAM and by means OF 1t had
taken his life The Coroner held inquest upon the body
and verdict of death inflicted the hands of the deceased
was rendered
Found DRowNED.-The Coroner yes
erdsy held inquest at the foot of Warsns upon the
body Of unknown man. about 80 years OF age who was
found in the water al that place. verdict Of dsath by
drowning under circumstances unknown to the jury was
rendered The deceased bore the appearance OF having been
is the water but few days.
CHARGE OF ATTEMPT TO MAKE RE-
voLrTwelve seainen forming part Of the Of tbs ship
above, having refused after arriving at quarantine TO do any
duty insisting thatthe voyage was ended Committed
for examination.
n Charles X. Dill, son of Vincent L.
Din, of this City, accidentally drowned in Newtown
fishing aud upset their boat
CHILD MURDER The body OF chlld,
apparently just born found in vacant lot in Fourhst,
Niamsburgh, day before Yesterday 1t had its skull bro
ken and was concealed IN soap-box.
CoLT's RIFLE-U. S. CIRCUIT CoURT.
Before Judge Betts-Sdnui COT against Hiram Young
and EdoGrd Ledrin and crOs'-Fuit--Mr c. claimed -
have invented in 1886, and useful improvement in
firearms Colts Revover) for which he obtained patent
for IA yeas-but in l8f8 he advised that his specifics
ton detective and he surrendered his original patent
and took another Of similar time with the rhat In
l849 he obtained extension for years He said that
during the of tile the Mass. Fire Arms Co.
commenced infringe his renewed patent and he obtained
verdict against them. HIS also that Messrs Y h.
the defendants have infrnsed his patent causing large
quantities of guns and pistols to be manufactured combining
his invention and he asks for account Of the number
manufactured by them and for injunction TO enjon them
from manufacturing and selling more Of said rotary ire
&c
Messrs Y. & i. bring crosssuit and They
complaint OF Mr. c. detective neither tms
place disclosed they also say that persons
uacturcd firearms and Mr. c. took to
prevent them; they also claim that the extension OBJ
ainsd without due notice. &C. They further alsge that Mr.
Colt the original nveptor and ask 1T should be found
that he is not that hiApatent he declared void
To the coSsb demurrer put in saying that 1t 10
iuqurng bill TO facts not german to the 6c
which plaintiff is not called upon to Argument
was head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
ErGIrIyE FROM JusrIcE.-A young

named Warren Hsrris yesterday brought 10 this
city from Mott Haven. Westchester County by officer
Fulton OF the Lower Police Court charge Of lar
cenv Ia stealing parlna &c from Mr. VIM Grant OF No 68
Duane st. he was committed N prison by Justice Osborn.
Harris recently resided West Farms in this Stes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
GAMBLING HoUsE.-A man named Hugh

without license and keeping gambling house in the Six
tenth Ward. lie taken before Justice Beaky TOR
examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

CALIFORNIA TICKETS FOR SALE.-Two
Second Cabin Tickets for passage by the Daniel Webster TO
sail 10Th inst. Apply TO Tsppan Douglass No. 70 Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

Leaving sl,ll30S9 2s to be provided Tor. Iae CON-
pany have the following items OF property which are
not now available: Grand Junction Railroad stscx,
$4,000; Vermont Valley Railroad Stock, $500;
Telegraph Stock, s6,0oo; Plank Road, 5000; Ao37
shares in Vermont Central Railroad.
The Brokers OF Louisville on the 2Sth
ut declined receiving the Issues Of tho Kentucky Trust
Company, concern recently started at Newport
in that State.
A bill has been reported in the Maryland
House Of Delegates to incorporate the Baltimore and
Philadelphia Railroad Company, with capital OF
81 100000 in shores of $50 each for tho purpose OF
constructing Railroad from Baltimore to some point
on the Pennsylvania line, been Conowing Creek and
Little Elk Greek, crossing the susquehanns at or be-
tween Conowingo and Port Deposit so as to connect
with the proposed Road fromthis City, via Wsstchesser,
TO the MARYLAND line.
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II Breastpins, Bracelets and Lockets,
adorned with the exqus Dagueeoype gems taken by
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Advertisement
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graphical as well of the en.avers skill IL VIII bear
comparison with the famous London News
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FEVER AND AGUE ExTERHINAToR--
WySYooP Co.'S Tonic MIxTtRE-It will positively
cure fever and ague Office No 2S Depot No. pa Fulton
st., New-Yoh.
IAdvertisemsnt1
CALIFORNIA TICKETS FOR SALE.-TwO
Second Cabin Tickets for passage by the Daniel Webster TO
sail on 10th inst. Apply to Tsppan Douglass No. 70 Co
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B Breastpins, Bracelets and Lockets,
adorned with the exquis Dagueeotype gems taken by
RooT, No 500 Broadway remarkably fashionable,
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CHARGE OF ArrEMpr TO MAKE A RE-

voLTTwelve forming part Of the Of the ship
New World, from Liverpool, arrested, charged as
above having refused after arriving at quarantine TO do any
duty, insisting that the voyage was ended Committed
for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

~ Charles X. Dill, son of Vincent l..
Dill Of this City accidentally drowned in Newtown
Creek Thursday. lie aud another young were out
fishing and upset their boat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

CHILD MURDER The body of child,
apparently Just born was found in vacant lot in Fourh-st
Nansburgh day before yesterday 1t had its skull bro
ken and was concealed In soap-box.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

hIIE I t1UIJIU =. "a W JIIIttII IIU IIOU
Margaret Murray Thursday afternoon jumped overheard
Of the CatharinesiIeet Ferry Boats while It was
in the middle Of the she rescued and taken 70
the City Prison. she placed in charge OF Miss Eos
ter the Msron 1t Is supposed that she Is sJmewhst do
RANGED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
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FINE ARTs.-Daguerreotypes in OIL, by
W. H. Butler No 25 Broadway upper corner Of Murrsy-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
SUrcIpE.-An unknown man, about IS

year, age found yesterday morning hanging By tho
neck deed the boat house Of Mr. shepherd Knapp a.
the of OneHunded and Sixty second street Err He hsd
thrown beat rope over beam, and by of it bad
taken his life The Coroner held inquest upon the body
and verdict of death inflicted by the hands Of the
rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

The report OF the business OF the Penn
sylvania Central Railroad for the month of April fully
realizes expectations. The receipts from passengers
are fraction over those for March, the decline In
freight Is not than was anticipated Annexed are
the figures:
From freg 7fI6l %
Total for the month. .e2Ol sO5 "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-23

LNOR SALE-Ths House and seven
OF Land the railroad depot q Fishkin Land
ns the residence Of T. Crosby Esq Tho premises are In
excellent Order tine double house. good outbudinss
large Of choice s and possessing every requisite
Tor the of senteel family wishing country home
FINE TO NewYork by rstoed, two hours Inquire on e. p
WALSH. or Wk. Il. DEFINING. sishkill Landing. Dutsh-
ass County.