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rREAT Attraction this Week I--Estensive Sale

GREAT Attraction this Week = Ex ensiye safe OF
u silks up stairs.-CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, CO.
price and well assorted stock OF
onea of the original and have removed
dress has the number OF
yards marked on III and the lowest cash price. I'LL
silk the for the TALL
rely getting great bagain his week on me
will the of this month This Is also good
others who wish 10
the prices put them are much
lower hey bought other the Union
July 20-dlwf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, q 20.
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FILLMORE, President Of United Of .amea TO al
whom u
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
appointed vice consul OF her Catholic Majesty
Mobile OF Alabama do hereby him
such, him enjoy
powers and privileges allowed the vice conuls
M favored nations In the United States.
In Whereof have caused these letters be
emit and the seal Of the United States be Affixed
under my hand city Washington day
IL July, A. ID. 1852, and Of the Independence
United States OF America the seventy-seventh.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President.
w. HUsrKK, Acting Secretary Of State.
iiard FILLMORE, pendert Of The United States Of snerca
cho~ may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited
Antonio dc Lansnnga has been appointed Of Catholic
Majesty for the States Of North Carolina, reside
Charleston do hereby recognise him sch and declare him
exercise and enjoy such functions powers and privileges
allowed United
States.
In testimony Whereof have caused these pat
and the seal Of the United States be absed
Given under hand the OF Washington, the both
H. 81 July, A. d. 1884, and OF the independence United
States OF America the seventy seventh.
MLLARD FILLMORE.
ny the President
w. HuxrrR. Acting Secretary Of State.
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By >. @. MCGUIRE, Auot,onssr.

TRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE
i CITY wAsHiNGToN.-By virtue OF deed Of trust from
subscriber, dated the 9Th day " De
the 7h day December 1877,
tiber "a the land records of Wash
inu,on couoty District Of Columbia shall sell public
bidder therefor the whole OF
Square, divided by 10Th street
feet add laid of in building lots square
containing lee6l feet
together separately, as may be desired
No. a. frame cottage, containing sit
Both enclosed and one In cuva
a market garden.
sale Monday the 2eth Of July
O'Clock, p,
Terms dy dollars OF the purchase be
residue equal payments OF Twelve
mouths secured
the n the Of sale
be resold
The erpa nsaa an purchaser
a Of and interest valid deed
JUDsoN MITCHELL, Trustee
JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
July 23-d Aucinneer.
Al ASUAL OF Chess Be ginners, by Charles Henry.
wi Price 37S
Honey Dce-reprined from the Quarterly Review Price
SIX cent?.
Garden Essay he Poetry Of Gardening
~ \
Ie.lan sixty Years Age Price 37k cents.
Popular supers,,ons by w. r. Wide. Price Ik cents
called Fighting Fitzaerald.n Price mn
OF Constantine the Greats by Joseph Fletcher.
Classical Selections Biti n Prose Writers. 1 vel
and Shadows OF Scottish Life,
just imported from London by
July ~ I'll FRANCK TAYLOR
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GEORGMTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,

Georgetown, ID. c.
THIS seminary long Miss Engish win The
September under exclusive charge OF Rev. W. j.
CLARK who will be assisted by competent and accomplished pro-
fessors M in every department.
Every effort will happy home for
all its inmates.
Terms boarding pupils, including tuition in English and
$20 payable hafyeary in advance au
drawing, and
Circulars containing full be had application 10
the principal in Georgetown ~,
July 2l-f WILLIAM y CLhhh.
T,INE tvo-and-a story frame house and lot ~
private aeha subscriber is authorized sell al private
north
occupied BY The % by 81 feet, running back
alley.
the premises) or 10 the subscriber.
july 1851 A. GREEN, Aucdoneer.
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rJ'nE New Route 20 N,sgar. Falls, from Albany to
opening Of the Rochester, Lock
Fails raroad enables from A.
fa Falls Albany, twelve hours
This will be convenience and
the travelling public and must receive large
share OF business
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
Opening Of Rochester, Loeport and Niagara Fai Railroad
This new and beautiful will be opened the travelling
Wednesday June 30 1852 which time trains
will running follows
lat Train Express, leaves Rochester at 9 80 a. m
I'd " Accommodation 80
81 Way 70 p M
Arriving Niagara Falls al p 80 A. m and 30 and ~ p M
Returning trains leave Niagnra tais-
LIST uan-way express, leaves Niagara Fails at Is an
I'd " Accommodation ~ N,
Sd Express 90
Connecting with the regular trains thu Albany and
Rochester railroads. "a
Passengers by route, leaving Albany by the 30 We train
S have nearly hour for BREAKFAST
Fails ~ % leaving Albany n no
In time for the eveningrpess arriving
Niagara Falls Returning passengers leaving tho Fats
trains will Albany, New York,
Boston. twelve hour n OF amy other line.
by this route viii take the CARSON the right at the
Rochester depot. WARREN CoLbukN,
July lI-dlmo Intel superintendent
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OTICIc.A been duly made the Navy
Department British that the
should adopting
Benjamn English gentleman
supposed been enapped and either TO have been
still held natives OF the island
the solomon Grou? the Southern Pacific
ocean, aid reseuing him from captivity detained pr
BY Secretary Navy the and
the United
fishery, other pursuits which lead them in the
especially invited
Of Mr. Boyd and If prisoner, peaceful
and lawful M o his release.
em San Francisco TO Sydney in tho
landed with interpreter
Guadecanar October returning
supposed The of the place
landing the island latitude g 40 SOUTH and iong
Jude 1899 so
any fate Of Mr. Boyd. notice
Of requested Navy Department
NAVY DEPARTMENT, July TO- 1852.
July l0--2taw4w
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BROOKS II. WILLIAMS,
BANKER,
(orrosfrs rRKAsusY,)
Washingion CITY, d. C.,
and sell United States and
stocks and drafts other cities
o stocks and the
for his correspondents, the usual
rates.
Robert Read esq, Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
Georgetown. u. q.
Richard Smith Cashier Bank Of the Metropolis Washington,
City
Messr. Corcoran Riggs, Bankers, Washington CITY,
May i9-dd
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DRIvATE TUTOR--A young English gentleman who ha
education, and resided Paris,
position Of or companies
n private family NJ espectabity
personal family connexions
highest responsibility either in this country
IN England,
address Alex. Vance, post Office, oswego, New York.
Mar I'D
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BLACK GOODs--Now In
10 black silk "teman," black twisted silk,
various prices, good colors and quality
90 black beTege, assorted qualities and prices
pieces bombasns, grades prices
pieces black apacas, assorted from
90 pieces wide aud narrow black English
black silks, all and cheap.
With minor articles in line for mourning
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary
Good articles prices and fair dealing, be relied in all
FERRY n BHoTHEh,
ls-eof Opposite Centre Market
hDDITIONAL sUPPLIEs.--we this day opened
following very desirable goods which will be sold at low
prices
~ piecesvery fine and choice pattern French lawns
25 do medium priced lawns, good styles
do fast colors, for lax conis-wouh 20 cents
10 pink, blue and white silk visetles
20 black lace points
pieces bordercd cacoes very fine, fast coo and good
styles, for ladies
With good and general assortment Of all kinds OF dry goods
VERIFY h MILLER,
Penn avenue, between 7fh and sub streets
very desirable and for situated 18th
avenue will the price
asked. Terms easy. Apply as above.
June l3-imifcd MAT Intel q Amer. Telegraph
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THE steamer osCEoLA leaves wasbiussoss fo
Gx-Nlsthc places every Wednesday and Saturday
1kak O'Clock m, arriving NJ Norfolk next morning IL
Returning will leave Norfolk
Mona ~ nd Thursday 4 O'Clock,
touch, going returning Old Point Piney Point
Cone river and he usu landings the Potomac
Passage Norfolk IS; Old Point ST. to Old Pon
return, 81, to Piney Point, 81. .
June i0--du JANES MlTCHELL.
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ERENCH-PLATE MIRKORs, for nnanteis and pier
The undersigned manufactures
French plate looking glasses, onaened and pa
portrait picture frances which he 10 be OF the bes
MATERIAL will sell low they
bought in the country.
Old frames regilded.
FRANCIS LAMB,
Directly opposite National Theatre, Washington, D. c.
In
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II EISA F-TEWe offer great inducements in all classes Of
Ill linen goods.
pieces Irish linens from the finest kinds
40 table diapers and danasks at all prices of various
styles, the patterns OF all OF which select
20 pieces linen sheeungs, of all the various widths
pieces and towelngs all prices and
styles
dozen damask napkins and doylies.
In word, that any article offer linen will
prove SO.
Terms cash, unless arranged to the contrary.
Good articles how prices and fair DEALING may be relied on In all
PERRY Il BROTHER,
June ls--eof Opposite Centre Market.
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OF FL CHA l..

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
by and tDiM the adUice and consent ef the Senate.
BENJAMIN ROBINS Quarts, Of Massachusetts,
be one of the Associate Justices of the Supreme
Court OF the United States, in the place Of Levi
Woodbury., deceased
ANDREW J. OGLE, Of Penney vania. to be Charge
dAffaires of the United States the government
Of Denmark. in the place Of Walter Forward, re-
signed
FxaDINANp COKE, of Pcnnsy lvania, to be Secre-
tary Of the Legation of the United States in Brazil
in the place of franklin II. Clack, resigned.
WILLIAM RICH. of Massachusetts, to be Secretary
of the Legation of the United States to the Mcx-
can republic, in the place of Buckingham Smith,
| recalled
ALExANDrR WnxIN, of Minnesota, to be Secre-
tary of the Territory OF Minnesota, in the place Of
Charles X Smith, removed.
julius c. KaxrscHMAN, of Pennsylvania, to be
Consul Of the United States for the port of Paler-
mo, in Sicily, in the place Of Il. M. Edney, re-
| signed
LEONARD w. JEROME, of New York, to be Con-
sui Of the United States for the port Of Trieste, in
Austria.
WILLIAM H. c. MILLS, of Georgia, to be Marshal
Of the United States for the district Of eorgia in
the place of William NJ Brown, resigned.
JOHN T. Bush, OF New York, to be Marshal of
the United States for the northern district of New
York, in the place of P. " Kellogg, removed
JOHN DicxEY, OF Pennsylvania, to be Marshal
Of the United States for the western district Of
Pennsylvania, in the place of William Irwin, re-
signed.
SPRUCE NJ BAIRp, OF New Mexico, 10 be Agent
for the Indians in New Mexico, in the place of r.
H. Weightman, resigned
Thomas Carbery, Lewis Carbery, w. j.
Mccormick. John II. Goddard, Joseph N. Fear
son, Pierce Shoemaker, Henry Reaver, John D.
Clark, William Waters, Nicholas Callan, and
Samuel Grub, to be Justices Of the Peace in the
county Of Washington, in the District of Co
lumba
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WashingtOn's Birthday,

AT meeting of members of Congress held
in the Hall of the House of Representatives,
pursuant 10 public notice given in the Wash
ington papers, to make preliminary arrange
ments for a Congressional celebration of the
22d OF February next upon the principles OF
the Farewell Address," as set forth in said
notice
On motion of Hon. A. II. STEPHENS, of Ga.
Hon. JAMES Books, Of n. Y, was called to
the chair, and Hon. GILcHRIsT Porter, OF
Missouri, appointed secretary.
After some conversation as to the plan of the
celebration. and the beneficial effects to result
to the whole country if such celebrations were
general, the chairman was directed to appoint
committee of arrangements to consist of seven
gentlemen, and committee of correspondence
to consist of five gentlemen.
The Chairman having taken some time to
consult with members Of Congress, submits the
following
COMMITTEE OF AaRANGEMENTs.-Hon A. II
Stephens, Ca; Hon. T. H. Bayly, Va; Hon
Edward Stanly, N. c.; Hon. c. l.. Durham, la
Hon. VIM. Appleton, Mass; Hon. w. II. Polk
Tenn; Hon. A. L. Miner, VT.
COMMITTEE OF CoRaEspoNDENcE.-H w. II
Bissell, Ill; Hon. J. II. II. HAVE. N. Y; Hon. w
X. Smith, Ala; Hon. Alexander Evans, Md; Hon
V. f. Howard, Texas.
JAMES BROOKS, Chairman.
rafa
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ed year since. and that ii il wac to be given
up or altered, he in favor of leaving out De
m1cracy,' and standing by State Rights'' y
The contest waXod furious, aud threatened
at one time TO lead to the expulsion Of some
members of the body. technical objection
was afterwards taken to the resolution, and it
WAS finally "dodged," under decision of the
chairman. Nothing like second sight is needed
however. TO perceive the hollowness ola truce
having no more solid foundation than qurks
and quibbles. 1t may stave of momentary
difficulty. but only to return with force
heightened by the delay; the public all the
while treasuring up wrath against the reckless
'ricksters and demagogues who sport with the
peace of the State and the country to advance
their sinister and unjustifiable policy.
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that he is truly 'the favorite son of the Key
stone State"
Having Pennsylvania to begin with. Mr..
venton; and, If her delegates adhere to him
with fidelity, he may obtain the nomination.
There is little doubt that he is more popular
in the South man any other Democratic cand-
date from the North, and would run better,
probably, than General BUTLER, in view Of the
lalter's Freesol colaterals and dependencies.
The intrigues Of the other candidates, however,
may render Mr.. BUcHANAN's home strength
unavailng; and, in that event. we apprehend
that the domestic teuds in Pennsylvania may
lose that State 10 the unterrified Democracy
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TIL + r EPU BLIC.
WASHIN GTON:
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 81, 1852

"a crisis is approaching that must, il it cannot
be arrested, soon decide whether order and good
government shall be prcserved, anarchy and
9 confusion ensuc can most religiously aver
: have no wish that is incompatible with the dig.
nifty, happiness and true interest of the people OF
: this country My ardent desire is, and my aim
: has been, as far depended upon the Executive
: Department, to comply strictly with all our
gagements, foreign and domestic; but to keep the
United States free from political come xions with
: every other country, to see them independent
OF all and under the influence Of none. In word,
want an american character, that the powers OF
{ Europe may be convinced we act for ourselves,
. and not for others. This, in my judgment, ia the
only way to be respected abroad and happy at
home and not. by becoming the partisans OF Great
Britain or France, create dissensions disturb the
public tranquility, and destroy. perhaps for ever,
the cement which binds the Union.'
[GEoRGE WAsHINGToN, 1895.
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LIrrKLL's LIVING AGE, No. ioa-Ia, Ct.

LIrrkLL's LIVING AGE, No. 1oa-Ia, CT.
CONTENTS.
l. Wsrburton's Memoirs OF Horace Walpole -
Eclectic RsvitS.
2. Mabon's History of En- gland -Sesefator.
g. Life Of the New York Ecening Post
4. Mineral Waters of Gcrmany.-Faser's Ma.
garins.
5. Msorice's Sermons on the Old Testament
Spectator.
g. suwnro~ and his la.t Campaign Spectator
Z. Professionalism in Ireland Tino.
5. Marshal Soult.-Tims,.
y. Scene In Paris.-Bosfcn Transcript.
10. What to do in the Meantime Chamber.
Journal.
II. VIVA, Christina, lie as we Grow Older
Housshoid pords.
-. Professor Stuart H.depends,a.
10. Memoir Of T. u. Mscsuay .-Bsniisy's Ns-
esiiany.
signation A "succcssful'' Dcspoism News o
the Week What is a Nuisance Eraminu ana
Spectator.
10. The Poison Eaters Of Austria Csam6srs',
Journal.
With Poetry, Short Articles, and Notices Of New
Books.
wksHrNeToS, December q, ls45
OF all the Periodical Jou mails devoted to Litera.
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, THE has appeared to me obe the mot.
useful. IL contains, indeed, the exposition only oil
the current literature ofthe English language but
this, by lite immense extent and compreho nson, in
cludes portrature OF the human mind in the ut.
mostcrpansion ofthe PERCENTAGE.
J. @ ADAMS.
Published weekly at So a yonr by
+. IlTTELL q CO, Boston.
And sold by JOS. SIIlLLINGTON,
corner Of Penn. avenue and 4, street
Jan 27-dtw&wlw
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Congress-.

In the Senate, yesterday, after the morning
hour, the bill granting land to the State OF
Iowa, to aid in the construction of certain rail
roads in that State, was further debated.
The House of Representatives were en-
gagged in the consideration of joint resolution,
reported from the Committee on Printing, pro-
ter into contract with Messrs. DoNELsoN and
ARMSTRONG for the printing of the census.
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o. Catharine Haycs.-A fine likeness of
this celebrated vocalist be n the Da-
guerrian Gallery Of J. H. WHITEHU RST, in this
city Miss Hayes has pronounced il one of the best
ever taken Of her lie has also a likeness Of Gov.
KossuTH and Col. BEarzKNczEy, FRAscIs PULszKY,
c. Macy, Dr. SzPAczEK and DR.. TAyLor, OF Kos-
suth's suite.
Those who have not had an opportunity of see
ing the above in proprid persona, can see coun-
feeit prsssnfnenf Of them by calling at the rooms
OF Mr.. W., which are open TO the public at all
times OF the day. Jan -
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MONDAY, January %, 1852.

MONDAY, january %, lS52
Edward Shipper, esq, OF Pennsylvania, Greer
b. Duncan, esq, Of Louisiana, J. Pinckney Hen
derson and William Pinkney Hill, csqs., of Texas,
were admitted attorneys and councillors of this
Court.
No. 95. c. Balance, plaintiff in error, rs. r.
Forsyth ct al.-This cause submitted to the
Court on the record and printed arguments by MIR.
Balance for the plaintiff in error, and by MIR.
Gamble in behalf of the defendants in error.
No. 76. The United States. appellant, cs. Jacob
Brandegee's heirs ct al. This causc was argued by
Mr.. Attorney General Crittenden for the appel
lants. and by MIR. Soule for the appellces.
No. 90. Samuel Dinsman, plaintiff in error, rs.
Charles Wilkes.-The argument Of this cause was
commenced by Mr.. Addison for the plaintiff in
error.
Adjourned until to- norrow,ll O'Clock a. m
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IDI ID.

On the 2ith instant, in tho thirty seventh year Of
her sge, after few days illness, ELIZABETH,
wife OF u. y. MrDpLvToN.
Her funeral will take place this (Tucsds " morn
ing the 9th instant. at half past 10 O'Clock from
the residence Of Der husband, on Jouisisna avenue.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend.
On Sunday, the 25th instant, after short illness.
JOSEPH N. PATTERSON, esq, clerk in the Post
Office Department
At Annapolis, on the morning Of Wednesday,
the 2lst instant, WILLIAM WRIT RANDALL
eldest child OF Hon. ALsxsSDrR RsSDALL, aged
nine years and three months
IN this city, on the morning Of the 18th instant,
JOHN PAYNE TODD, eco, in the sixty fret year
Of his age
Mr.. Topp was the son, by previous husband, Of
the late Mrs MADisos, and was, for some time, the
Private Secretary Of President Ma prsoS, and sub
sequsntly was Secretary Of Legation Of the United
States Commissioners when the treaty Of Client was
concluded.
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IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF.

hOCION HAhIL1 AUKISI, rom INC Lar
IL lnhrmary, SO Arch street, Philadelphia, begs
TO announce his return to this city for fe days.
The number and importance Of the cases under his
care, on his recent visit and the gratifying amount
oil success which attended his treatment, have in
duced him TO expedite his return. His stay here
will depend much upon circumstances; and IL will
be advisab BILE for those who wish consult him to
make an carly call. Residence over Myers's Dry
goods store, between 9Th and 10Th streets, Penn
sylvania avenue. Consultation and examina ton
lee. 81 81. Ian LII
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MiiIsrd Fillmore. President OF the United
states OF

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited "a
me that JOAN IGSAcio LAboRpt hss been appointed
Consul Of Her Catholic Majesty at New Orleans
in the State Of Louisiana, do hereby recognise
him SUCH and declare him free to exercise and
enjoy such functonss powers, and privileges. a,
allowed TO the Consuls Of the most favored ma
tons in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused lhese letters
to be made patent and the zeal Of the United State,
to he hereunto affixed
Given under my hand ut the city Of Washing
ton the 26th day of January, A. ID. 1852,
IT, and OF the Independence OF the United
States OF America the seventy sixth.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
by the President
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of State.
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II is announced that this feet and we'll appointed
steamship OF the Collins Iine-the swiftest ship Of
the swiflcst line in the word-wil visit our waters
soon as the navigation Of the Potomsc IL open,
in Order that the President, Cabinet officers mem
bers Of Congress, and our citizcns generally ma v
have an opportunity Of viewing this noble specimen
Of naval architecture.
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% + IA L..
Willard Fillmore. President OF the United
states Of America.

WfTI"rd FITI"ore' Prcsfdent OF The United
states Of America.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO me
that EUssnIo Gonsz has been appointed Vice Con.
sui OF Spain at Key West, in the State Of Florida.
! do hereby recognise him such, and declare
him free to exercise and enjoy such functions,
powers, and privileges, az allowed to the
Vice Consuls Of the meet favored nations in the
United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
20 bc made patent aud the zeal Of the United States
10 be hcrcuutO affixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington
the 10th day of January, a. ID. 1851, and
L. OF the Independence Of the United States of
America the seventy sixth.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
DANtrL WpesTrn Secretary Of Statc
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Decision IN The Forrest Case Verdict in favor O
Mrs. EOrrsy

Decision IN The Forrest Case Verdict in fapO, of
Mrs. Forrest
NKw YoRK, January 26.-The jury in the For
rest case this morning came into court and rem
dered sealed verdict, according to instructions.
Their verdict cOnvicts MIR. Forrest, and declares
him to be a resident Of New York and not Of Phla-
delphia. They find Mrs. Forrest innocent of the
charges preferred against her, and allow her ali
mony to the amount of 81. 900 per annum.
At the time Of the rendition Of the verdict both
the parties to the suit were present in court and
manifested the most intense interest. The greatest
excitement prevailed amongst the bystande,s who
thronged the court room, and the verdict seemed
to give general satisfaction.
After polling the jury in the Forrest case, Mr..
Van Buren, made application for time in respect to
questions that had arisen in the case either for an
application tor new trial or for the filing Of bill
Of Perceptions.
The court then adjourned until to- morrow morn
ing. for consideration Of the application.
The greatest excitement prevailed; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Forrest we're each saluted with deatsning
cheers as they reached the street.
The jury were but four hours in maxim I'D their
verdict, having sealed it and separated an early
hour on Saturday evening. rumor prevailed be-
fore the meeting of the court this morning that it
was favorable to Mrs. Forrest.