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~ II is said that the President has or

u 1t is said that the President has or
dered the Utah Judges back their posts and ntimated
that they had better resign if not disposed to gothey
have expressed determination neither to go or to re-
sign IL il understood the President has determined to
remove Them and that the nominations OF their success
sors will be sent in this week
B A correspondent of The Savannah
Horn;0p Ners writin from Atlanta on the 10th nst
states that Capt Ssson, formerly for many years en-.
gagged in the coasting trade between Savannah and
Charleston was killed that morning at Marietta, in rem
confer with Mr. Paten Capt Sisson had for the last
ten years, been resident OF Cobb Co., Ga
EB@ DR.. Greene, convicted of forgery at
Mobile has been sentenced to ten ars imprisonment
in the Pententiary. He was once very respectable
citizen and an earnest and jealous member othe church
He made most affecting speech to the Court In which
he appealed to the mercy OF the Court on behalf OF his
wife and children.
rg' Gov. Bigler, of Pennsylvania, has
vetoed the bill authorizing the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company to purchase ninety acres of land in West
Philadelphia, known Rowelton estate.
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Coupr OF APPEALS, April 16, 1882

yxaas4
at The o-w.so Canal ccmu--sonet-; rs-I. s.s.o
ayp.. re-poDacss Jacob Cspeaef r- va &c.,
ks r--s1oess s AL az, a-s conioa Bennett
,ss~,n Seth Jone. appellant aei fHio 49,
SS q rr-yonrnr; Csnroea &c ,e'Ponieni az
John o.aFssl aad ano,h' Van S.,yne AMI aoohe
Van 6esoa rr-ionarni sst cohrn AZ.
fi--i appellant. Def error as George w 80
PIG erro; s,'I p ~ srt BENJAMIN P-~ appellant
NJ Cosi respondent, Eb~ne1er ~ a"J another
syri Yo. and s" ana,er sT+a.s Hiram " wr-r ard other.
respondents. Olive. Lee pss g. apPsAs. % Hen
White APPELLANT. Aaron Parker respondent, ,., ,s
the sssns~charie. &c appellant AT John Ser.
and o.e 'r.PSnGeTi 'sH Co. p1sR syi,sna p
J~nsn respondent. Ganet y DenH-toa s"rvr &C. sP
Frederci ) appellant william Sswon re'ponien' NJ;
jaime. H1, a.. i9 Se ivI Iqsn e. "''sS'
part H,rea AND in part rerer'ed-Anrasm - r
Jf.f IF f6s Syrme and jssmnf re"tersd
Daniel Young appellant, ast Abram Nudge executor anu ~
ssSrsst Of the suJemr Court the General Tm rrrsr'ed
sra a at 70 ne n: General a' President &C.
PoushIeYr,e appellants Jonas O. ha.eroqst re,ponasnn n
rerd ard S Complainant seeSres 20 l .a y, ,r
ne s asf III Ku. Il kas e.Dondsn
.@s.f Of tS Saprt~< reverted and resas', bss
md o,her. appellants agt Frederiek HOLSTER respondent
Jao,rf Of the Supresse Curt Arrived, eIf ~ 10 ne d'r1
II r Of fi,s Pfnrrr0f0n az 70 20 mH'
II .ad .agmsst reverted Gha the eo 81 fae sCensef'
Ii,, and Nrye the ganfV-lyn,an oh-oh
rr.nopdeut act Jo-ias Pennington Appelent -
Deres of Supreme Court rerrrsd and iee ChanesneT ae
eve, s1d ,v1h costs Of bei0scThe President @c,
Of the Chauauque Bank, respondents ag VIM d. White ap
pelant r 81. c.....,
Term a1r med Court ber-N am Sears ana
other. spp-an as shafer, and another responien
J,dgrerf bsr Edeeaf thus Court rerSered
for ne defendant denaeFankhn h. CorNn and anoh-
er respondents, as- Jabez Corvin. appellant -.
Court DNef ne,c decree fnfered-oun
johnson, respondent. Thomas Isber, appellant
other-, appellants
respondents stt. Tunis j. Bergen, appellant
eff The general reresa
and ire jydorrenf Of TIE rerse rea ,ra me
cart, of ne aygsag the special to t scns term ~ me D.
preme Hone by her hnd &c, appellant as
William Kent executor, &C. and others respondents -,
Underwent Judgment rendered for deHfaN ohs
cost Of the Acknowledgment frees. respondent o D'a
Ford appellant William Burrows, respondent ag paVd fo'o'
Jr. and another, appellants A..
rcrrscG-Jame Gordon Bennett appellant dgf Ao'
iiians and another, respondents.
If be0r GfrHaed-Jscoo l. Walden aiinr
&c and appellants May Murray and others respondents
5n,a5 D,svissed-The Ursna WOODEN Manufacturing Co re-
spondepts Henry apt; Henry Brown espn
Cole. appellant James Moore respondent ast
John J. v Wssteve appellant; William W. Gilbert and anoherl
respondents Tonpt sppeant Oswald CammAn and
smother espondent- RAY ToHPkn appellant osnnn and
Loci wood respondents ast. Ray Tonpkn-. appellant.
respondent ast Thomas DsnioTth appellant Court Adjourned
ia fb< Isrfa0y 0fH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

FIREs.-Tuesday morning, about half
past O'Clock. soop loaded with e lying at the foot
of Fteenih-st, r., discovered on hre by Officer
Wade OF the XIth Ward. The hrcmcn turned our very
quickly, but in consequence OF some new streets being
opened in that vicinity they unable 10 bring their
engines near the vessel and she was burned 10 the wa
rer's edge There on board 80 bbls. lime Loss
about 81 200. No insurance.
About the time yesterday morning tire broke
out in the cellar of the house No $40 Sxthv occupied
as grocery by John D. Boyd The iremen Of tho
district we've early ON the ground and succeeded IN
extineuishin the flames before any material damage 90
CURED to the premises The fire is supposed To have
been the work of ali incendiary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
ERIE AND CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENEVA. Friday, April Is, lso2.

To tie Editors Of the ". y. Tribsns:
You let G. BIS arithmetic of too cheap
" Bv what rule does he count the individual journey
ing from NewYork to Buffalo, sir traveiersf sup
nose the Erie Railroad were to count from Pernont to
suferns. from Sunerns to Deposit from deposit "
gnohsmtou. from Binshanlton TO Emira, rom
Fjnira TO Erie; thus giving the passenger VINO
went gris through chance to come IN az ~, he
ese In u - LONG strides toward the 20c0OOf Ii
Is not the true light" he claims 20 De- that ne
n light in matheatcs will scarcely be oon,eisea y
any one with optics strong enough 70 T1i no. rold
his Illuminated corner Vi y0N PNf W.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CoURT CALEyDAR-IHis Ddy-CoA-
MON PLEAs.-Part Mos. 1913, 3q5, 397, i53 10 ~
3S9, 403. 407 400 al Alb AIS Az. 49, 42l Pan IL
Noe 2oe, 29s, 800 "a 376 Beg, 49, 4Jf. 40 4Io ..
CIRCUIT CoURT-Nos. POI 30 80, go, 2y7, JOB S'f
o65, &c. 3Ge, 369 $40, $50, go 275.
SUPERIOR CoURTNos ia, $50, $50 2sl, 9s - 49, ~
IT, 20, 50. l22, Iss 49, DOL 30l. 300 34, B3 40 ~,
81, sl3, 34 3l5 3l6 3l7 3l9 30 2 30 81 l3s ~ -
l45 i5 lG4 2l2 l72, l73, l7s lss, H a. 2o' ~ i'''
7, rs, a. 292
SUPREME Cousr-special Term.--Nos 80, g, 10 iiV
a. "a, 50, 81, 50, $50, co.. 81 to o..
U. DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos 2G 10 SO.
L. s. DISTRICT CoURT-BefOre jugs
Belts Trial f., Iarceuy-Henry Martin. soldier VI
placed upon trisl, charged with steehs two soia P
Mr. snebsy appeared in his behalf ssd entended "a em
sumsancss showed they had been placed ia bis pocke ~
some other person The Jury found bin guilty WIN
somnendston TO mercy. Mr.. Hail appeared Tor the oH'
States
superior CoURr-Before Judge Oak,
ley.Ajnr Judc, sst John NJ. B.alhar JoA@ oreen - -
LeSts C.to,rMr kept in April ls'l ,nos AN ,I
Of Samuel Bsdhurst owned that and also NO. ''
adjoining . a .n..,.s.
1t charged that in making repairs % No. Hs
exercised ard the chimni-- undermined % ms -
fell upon No. 80 crushing portion OF ~ ana sn-i"
stoeb of Nj T. Action is brought 10 recover ',
For defense denied that the Ian wss ~ I'D in
euins TIE column.-thst Messrs and o. wens snPoy.a
lower the fooT Of No. xs end took all oi"eiiHs'
49, ''-~ Before Judge Paine. -.
rcrsv w. My~s sst Gea'das lie fo,s'f-AI II
Is.~o 4E De Forest prsmser RI 20 %' rsso "a
az orth Hoores st. At f0os year in which 20 sssP
port.. - lie alleges that Mr. De wa boand ~ .1 M
lesss 10 sr-p Il N repsrsnsf Nos 80 'r II in
..ne - which from the exposed condition Of the rooL e
furniture AID clothing Of psints became wet ~"d Ho~'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
DWELLING. on Red Hook Point South Brooklyn occu-

dwellings on Red Hook Point South Brooklyn occn'
pied principa ny by Iaboring men, were completely Gu
of from the main land the water being over the neors
Access 10 and from the streets could only be had BY
means Of boats or RATS il being too deep to wade with
safety. These buildings OF one story only and arc
situated on the edge Of the narsh or creek lying south
of Van Brunt or between Red Hook and Gowanus Inc
Old Bridge Rosd leading from Brooklyn to Gowanus
was covered with for considerable distance mo
Wash House dock at Quarantine inundated, and 70
ceived some slight damage The Wash Houss wa, OF
coure, deserted The Health Officers boa'-iousc. at
tire same place, il considerably damaged
REPORT OF THE Ten GOVERNORS
The Report for March shows that during that period
they provided with necessary comforts, at the depart
nen in the Park, 272l poor persons and a75 persons
at their various places of abode Total s43o OF those
attended to at the Office GA regular pensioners
upon the Citys bounty 1916 were transient psupers,
and AL transient pensioners from the Twelfth and
Nineteenth Wards.
During the month the sum of e44,3T0 % was expen.
ded in the purchase of supplies, which were distributed
among the following institutions under the charge OF the
Ten Governors.
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ment recently made that train passed from Albany 10
Nsw-York, the Hudson River Railway, in three
hours and ten minutes, incorrect. Although this
could easily be done by several OF the engines Of the
Company ii would be in violation Of the rules prescribed
for the conductors They only permitted to aaci
pate the time table about 1--WE minutes This allows the
Express train leaving East Albany at A. NJ, hours
and 20 minutes and that leaving at ii Is A. NJ hours
and As inmates for making ,heir trp-ths first making
Elk intermediate stops, and the other fourteen. This
Express train leaving New.York at 100 p NJ, from
Chambers-street and Thirty frststree:, at 5 arrives
at East Albany at p. NJ occupying hours and min
utss from NewY York and makes five intermediates stops
The p ~ train from Chambers street arrives at East
Albany at 1890, P. n.
E Our thanks are due to Messrs. Col
linz Bovine Co. Of Nos. ia and l76 Pearlstreet for
the present of eight forms and varieties
Of steel pens made TO their order and stamped with
thsr name. We have tried each kind and conhd sndy
recommend them TO the Million who use the article
We only wsh that in selling such excellent pens Nessrs
Collins, Bovine & Co. could say that they were Of
Ame rican Manufacture.
e The McISrrREs give a Scotch
Concert at Metropolitan Hall this evening, at which
Jock O. Hazledean,' Duncan Gray, Comm thro' the
Rye Highland Mary Get up and Bar the Door.
&c. &c, viii be given. The lovers OF odfashioned
heartsongs win doubtless be present in bstsahonA
TRIAL OF MARGAREr MORRELL.-The
Jury in this case, after nainins In session all night
and until between and O'Clock yesterday, were
brought into Court They said would be impossible
for them to agree and Discharged THAI tho
viii have TO be tried over ngain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
WHISKY FRAuD.-A barrel of Ohio

Whisky arrived here few days agoSwhirh gagged
forty eight gallons but the purchasers measured the con-
tents and found only thyeight The fraud u accom-
pshed by giving great sodity the barrel partieu-
hrly the heads while hollow scooped out In the slaves
opposite the bun admits the guagers rod to the desired
depth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
Total number of members who, during the present
Parliament, have voted in favor of the ballot. 205
A "blue book" has appeared with de-

A "blue book" has appeared with de-
t,ils VI the English expedition against Lagos upon the
African Coast 1t opens w.ha letter from Lord PALM
10 the Consul inviting hun % state to the Kin.
VI Dahomsy that the Queen thinks much better 20 ea
uvstc agriculture aud trade than 10 traffic IN slaves ls
Majesty OF Dahomey replies 20 the Consul that he sends
greeting TO the Queen and that her gifts were very
agreeable In the matter Of slave dealing, he adds, he
mus consult his people but inasmuch the Chief reve
nacs Of bic Government derived from that source
he d0es mo- how he abandon IL and requests the
Queen would therefore prevent the traffic everywhere
ese that his proht mn hit be greater lie further
quests The Queen 10 prohibit any vessels approaching
than certain points upon the coast for by
the people bccome rich, he hnjs, and defy his
authority Finally, he would thank the Queen b send
him t0wer-cauoons and muskets and great
many Of tlcm that he may conduct his wars more adj
vsntsgeously The Hug OF Dshomey s the husband of
1900 wives, and has a Cabinet complete Lord
perbys Upon the slSve-hunting expeditions the royal
AnszcHs quite surrass the men IN ierocy. Upon one
sahh hunt 1900 men, women and children were cap
tared of whom 500 were slaughtered and the rest
ported The slvchunt Is accounted noble passion"
and brings an income Of some SsON0O yearly ~ the
ense.
"A most laughable incident occurred
iatcly in Aaarsd party of suEseur balhsa.er'
wished 10 indulge ne public with spectacle tor the
bnn<f Vt ho<jifsl On the appointed day the arena
crowded with the rank fashion aud beauty OF the
ncsropc6s; end the yosns amateurs, chad In six AMI
old. spYesre ~ receive the cong aralstons OF the @
dnce k s the uadst OF the graceful Interchange al
eosstesss ts great gates of the stills for the animals
wcrc suddenly opened aud six huge bulls bounded into
- ring snd rushed, head down, toward the gallant
pnrty They, dismayed at the sudden onset rotroaied
In body Tor the railing which separates the spectators
from the ring and tho bulls plunged after them As
Mere were Fix animals and twenty assteurs the con-
Fusion was immense, and the audience was conyulssd
With laughter. Some ef the snastears succeeded ia
gaining ire siliag and sprnsis over bat others ess
lucky. were touched were chtfahisn are hatsnsilac-
However. ss the bulls horns covered further
damage accrued than the rending g. sandry sikcn
breeshes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

The persons confined in these institutions are styled
the Indoor Poor
The following memorandum shows the comparative
difference in the expenditure ard the support of the
various publ institutions during two separate years
under the Common Council, and under the Ten Gov
ernors In ls4e, Under the superintendent OF the
Common Council the cost for the year was Sf74275.
In 1851 under the Ten Governors, the sum of eils3N
Is was drawn the Controller for the support OF the
same institutions which shows saving TO the City OF
s5447 81 in the support of these institutions under
charge Of the Governors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
SuPREME COuRT OF THE UNITED

STATEs-Vdshington, Friday hprd l6, lS52-Francs b;
Cutting ESQ., of New-York, admitted an Attorney and
Counsellor OF this Court No lib Thomas rremle plain
tiff in eor Joseph T. Adams This case was argued by
Mr. Sherman for the plaintiff in error and by Mr. BIB Tor
the defendant in error. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
THE RUPFERERS BY THE FIRE AT ST. BARTS

To the Editors Of The n y. Tribune
GENTLEMEN When on Saturday, the
Goth March, had perused the letter of two most re-
spectacle friends in ST. Barts, containing the distressing
account dcsolatng fire which had laid in ashes
about Oncha of that little town, and their hcarshrrng
appeal for aid ut asked myself what should what
could dor
knew tina. many in this community had not even
heard the name this small island and OF but two who
had an occasional correspondence there could there
fore not count upon any active cooperation OF others In
my cndeavors To assist Them and thus their cause lay In
Me hands of single uninhuential individual
also knew full we'll that the demands for Charitable
and benefcent purposes which at all times appear 10
center in this community rs in focus were unusually
urgent and large during this long and severe winter
Still there before my minds eye the iorlorn ana
Isolated situation of this little community, about onehai
of it's inhabitants without shelter, without clothing and
food and the other hall mostly poor depending upon
very few individuals in better aud more aiuent crcun
stances. whose MEANS however, had also been inucn
impaired by the calamity.
What could what should | do, but appeal single
handed aud unluentia as was TO that generous, cna
liable feeling which, in the breast OF many OF my warm
hearted fellow citizens long experience had taught me-
could always be rehcd upon The Sabbath approach
ing fast, and had barely time to speak few words to
the few cCeditors of two of most respectable com
mercel papers in my immediate vicinity, Who kindly Of
fcred 10 lay my appeal before this community.
Nv being alone in this cause, and the renotcncss OF
the claim made ii impossible, well as improper, TO
use that energy in collecting which other occasions
can be employed and the fact that many of the follow
ing donations unsolicited aud all OF them free
offerings doubles their value, and my gratitude in &C
Ihave chartered the fine American brig II. p. Cush.
ing beard of which shall Dispatch in the course of
next week in brea,stus provisions &C. &c, the aid
collected hitherto well any amount which my kind
end generous icllowcnzens may still entrust 70 my
bands for that purpose
fu and minute account shall be rendered in this
paper OF my further doings Most respectfully yours
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

NcdEffng T0es To Bdll0t-D. q. CTOy, and john A.
Smith, each 4; Charles Schif, 2; John II. keyser,
Abraham Shsrrot William West Isaac zimmerman, and
Benjamin Price each had one vote.
Recording Secretary-L Amermsn, Jr,f II; George
Bachelor James b. Mix, d. C. Henderson, and Blank,
each vote
Corresponding Seretdvy.-Donald c. Hendcreon,f Is
B. Price 3 William West l.
Financial Secretary Michael Ryan,f2; Scattering, 2
7rsasEr9.-Porter &. Sherman IL Scattering. L.
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ARRESTS ny THE PoLIcr.-Oficers Ga

hen and Reader OF the Fourth Ward o'clock Yesterday
morning three named john Mclaughlin, James
Murray and Henry Smith, charged with breaking into the
Cabin the bark Indiana Capt Watts lying IN the EasS
River The accused taken before Juso Lothrop tor
examination .
James f. Maitland arrested charged with stealing =
coat valued SIS the property OF Mr. John Persnson re-
siding No. 1862 Will sms One DANIEL Gordon was also
arrested suspicion of being Concerned with Maitland In
the commission Of the larceny
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List Of Subscriptions for the Sufferers BY Fire a
81 RnffS

Crnnen, Nnurn Co, slOo; Brown BrOthers 4 Co. sloo
BoofmNn, Juhceton Co. Grs~o, SOD; Gohus
Co.. stQ AyuAr Co.. $50, p Harmonys Nephew, $50 h
III Coming s:o Thomas Dean, $50 sarye. Benne Co. tse
AnybodN, elo; Hargrous Brothers, t0 T. CuIArd, Jr, tlo
Csmmann, W hfeho1se CO. ses George Brother, IS D. C.
kns-ans, ta bsrneu, 6rSye Co.. ss holr, sand Res,
SO, nsO~, LaEer Co, $50 james g. kns Sands ESQ
Gerard Letter, sio J. w schmd-. s2o 5 skddy So
Marshall pcIcou, enc; peis, Brother II. y w
hsyer, Is; 1s-dwel s2s L. C. Thompson, $40 A Stew
Co, tsS H. Beck kGnhandt, s5i CAPS; Hal, 81 T. w
Hubbard P~ddge horsoa go, henry Wstron, $40 y
Ped sl0 john Durand Co, sso cetet by NJ Dunlop tec
Concnn Rss Washington soo ". y Cary. $50. j. Css~sA
teS RUfnbsu Plumb Co. seS; Mm & John tlO
Otto Cooked Hudt and lady, $50 J. c, sio. Co, soi
Pa1son rs; Cash, eco Cssh slO Casa ts5 Cash, 50
Cash SO Cash, t5 Cssh ss Cash s Cash e.; Cash, Is
Cab Cab 50; Cssh e.; J. & Nhsmore 10 bsl foar
lu-. 10 bA Bread John II. slaih Co, obs Bss
B = SeLhr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
CASES UNpEcIDED.-Samuel Thomas,

respondents. Hosea Winchester. appellants John
Gardner and Their respondents. a9f Ferdinand suydam and
John Watts DE Peystsr appe ani Anthony
Michael respondent Watts De Peyster. appellant agf John
- Snyder respondent John L. 0veaush and Others appellant
act John respondent Hiram Chapman respondent G1
Andrew White receiver &c, James Lynch and WIFE, appsuan
ant Margaret Livingston successor &c, respondent
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In consequence of the want of means the work has
been at a standstl since the oath of March. An addi
tional appropriation will probably be made shortly ny
the Common Council to complete this work
The following table shows the average census OF the
various institutions under the charge Of the Governors
J,r;, III month
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lAdver,isemeni.

z Bradbury's grand musical festival OF
juvenile singers at the Tabernacle tonight viii DO shc
great feature of the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
~ The classical appropriations Of

AMERICAN and Enslish orators and poet by PROT Wh-
new. attracted quite a large suii~nce at Mctropoitsc
Hall ON Monday evening" in spite of tho severe storms
and frequent, bursts Of applause asested the favor ws
vbieh the Professors delineations received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
rY- The case of Messrs. VIM a. Haw-

Lins was under examination yesterday The csuestion-
ing of the complaint resumed aud uded The cae
bears favorable aspect for the accused than AZ hTst
The matter stands adjourned 10 the lst of May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
FOUND DRowNED.-Theb body of an un

Known man was found in the dock foot oil CharltOn-st
n r. yesterday morning II bore the appearance OF havn
been in the water time. The Coroner was nothe
~ hold all inquest.