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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-03
r. GooDRlcH, Secretary.
NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

ng agent of Frink Walker & Co. that the com
pany has established a triweely mail direct from
Iowa City, to Fort Desmoines and have put a
good line Of coaches upon the route.
This gives us a continuous tri weekly line
from this City, to Fort Desmoines and a weekly
line from that point to Council Bluffs.
To those who have business IN that direction
and by the by, goodly number of our people,
seem TO have a hankerring for the extreme
West, this important stage line, will afford them
an excellent oppor tunity TO reach the Missouri.
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H A. WIT,TSE g. Co.
DISEASED EYES.

DR Lee would announce TO the public generally tina
IL he will again attend to Diseases of the Eye. lie
feels conidt nj from his study and experience, and
from information received from good Oeulsts, that he
give satisfaction in all arising from inflammation,
ulceration thick stiff and graduated lids films,
ross, weakness, sc. &C. The method of treatment will
be and entirely safe. No cutting, sc1rfyng bis
ering will he resored to- The eye and the parts
posing it, exceedingly delicate and sensitive and
when diseased gentle aud mild treatment is far the
hest Mild medicines properly applied will generally be
sufficient.
Dr. L. has DR.. 9. B. Smiths Torpedo Electro Galvanc
Battery of New York in successful operation for
and chronic diseases, such rl unasn neuralgia, dis
pepsa, paralysis, deafness, weak ness. sc. &c.
Electricity is used thuraltes agent by the best
and successful physicians in the eastern cities, and
when properly applied with suil cent p.wer cannot
harm any one, but always benefits il followed up.
Ple asc call and have your examined.
Enquire at the NAPLES House or Temperance House.
December l7-wH
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-03
District Court.
JAMES M. EMERSON, }
DIN B. GoLpsBURY G OTHERS

u order of the Court this cause, the undersigned
ID Receiver, therein appointed of the assets OF j. D.
Godsbery Co., being ordered to collect and close up
the same forthwith All persons indebted said firm by
note or account therefore requested to call and settle
the without delay, store where the notes aud
books account will he fonnd and all indie ~
ed are forbidden to nav any other person. except ny
nv written ORDER such payment Will be recnSmIe"
u" ~.I..'"i ~. ~ IS do, Receive
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-03

This meeting was one Of the most spirited
~ have had ON this subject, and was attended
- large nnmber Of our substantial citizens,
ii ut whom manifested the most lively inter
81 for an active participation at home ma unit
q ~ifsst to extend all possible aid to our Dele
gasi"n in Congress, who are struggling with an
nn-xPectrd dictionary opposition to our great
Rsilrnad interest.
The question Of IN appropriation from the
city Council came up before that body last
nisht. hut mp to the time Of going to press we
had mol learned their action.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-03
FANCY STORE.
MISS GREEN MIlllNER

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public Of Dubuque,
II that she has determined sell off her entire wiz
cheaper than goods have before been sold
in this viriny 1t consists OF bonnets Of the
first qnaty and styIe equaled by none in the State of
Iowa) Winter Hoods of the shapes new stock
of blond and lace caps AMI head dresses, lace trim
ings flowers, ribbons, vevets, silks and safns gimp
satin piping and other dress trimmings, muslin inset
and edgng works. collars and lace capes and other
articles too numerous TO mention.
Also stock Of paetete and cloaks at considerably
reduced prices.
Mourning and bonnet frames always in stool
Wedding orders executed on the shortest notice.
RESlDENCE-Niain street, corner Of ! enth street.
Dubuque, Jan 81
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nlisreilar,eolls.
Dissolution.

'{NIE Copartnorshp heretofore existing between j. y
Bush and F. Wvigie, is this day dissolved, and al
sae :" r. Wege, who il au.horz ID 10 receive tn same
mn an persons having claims against the concern W iii
p'"se present Them TO him Immediately for payment
r, J. D. BUSH,
D'""P'e, re9. ~. ic0s-dltwt F.. WElGEL.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-03
StrHVP6

NROM the subscriber, living in jefferson township
Il Dubuque county, TWO OXEN-ene white, with
blue specks his left side horns and long tail =
the other dark brinde with white back and belly, lett
horn scay top. and short TAIL Any person
ing the above will receive reward of five dollars.
Feb. II, l852-w3w TtlOS. COONEY.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
10 THE VOTERS OFD DUBUQUE
COUNTY
At the April Election,


At tho April Election,
ON THE FIRST McsDAr ~ APRIL, 1852.
OFFICE OF COUNTY JupcE,
March LIST, 1882
Itbeng known all that Jail for the County Is
xsay and that the interest Of the County requires that
a Ne. and substantial should he built, there
FORE William Y. Lowell County Judge. by virtue of
my office snch, do submit the question the
Of Dubuque County at the April election for the year
1852 to be held at Precinct in said County the
LIST Monday Of April next Shall the County IF Dubuque
bOrroU ($700O) thousand dollars, build jau fin
the Conny. and shall OF mills dollar lie lev
ted upon tn taxable proprt Of the County, ginning
with the assessm nj of 1882 and continue to M
until the debt of $1,000 and interest shall have been
paid The tax be paid in Cash The question the
Polls shall he, Jail JAIL tax for the pay
ment of Jail d bt Gwen under NV hand at the city
Of Dubuque tins LIST day of March A d 1852:
WILLIAM YLOVEI.L,
March 1, lS52-waw County Judge.
The Herald and Tribune will please copy for
9 weeks and charge County.
rY"A communication from the County Judge
which should have accompanied this advertise
ment, was handed in too late for insertion. 1t
will appear in our next
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-03

It is now thought, that the Wing National
Convention will meet June l7th.-Gateaa Id
rcrtiscr..
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DIR. B. kIRkIP,

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON g. ACCOUCHER.
RESIDENCE-CirY uoTEL
orEICE-t.oRsE OF MAIN AND FoURrH STREETS,
REcrLY OPPOSITE THE CRY ioTEI-
IIAVING permanently located myself IN the City "f
Dublaue, for the practice of the differ mt branch
m INV profession atter nys that an extensive
riencc among ST, rn dis as, $, toy via pr mM
md dgcnt attention will enablt 10 merit share Of
public patronage
MY PATRONS, FRIENDS q THE PUBLIC,
NAV confidently DIP nd upon receiving al my hand the
ben of all the latest iprOveni nts in the science Vt
medicine aud its branches.
anfIrther prepared 10 treat all cnrabe diseases Of
the eys ear deafness ueuraigia paralysis and most
chronic diseases by thu agency Ut Ei.ECrRICITY.
can be for all times when professionally
sent at my ROOMS in tn City Hotel, at my Office di
rectly opposife.
The following gentlemen have permitted to
their names
REFERENCES:
pLArr SMITH, ESD. CHARLES CHEwIrx>
n s WILSON, H. HoLT, NJ D..
Messrs Coox SAR0xNT.
January a7-Gwly.
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ii. s. GRANGER,
ATLAw, SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY
General Land Agent.

GARNAvILLo, Iowa.
COLLEC rIONS, and all legal business, will receive
~ prompt attention. Land Warrants fur 100, 30 and
40 for sale for Cash. time, the most favor
bic terms.
Ganayillo Feb l0,-w-iy.
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OFF FOR CALIFORNIA!
FARM FOR SALE,

TIME undersigned offers low for cash his farm, sit
uate l2 miles from Wanpleton 3 ID miles from lue
ma Vista and lS miles from Dubuque. The tract contains
$50 acres with 30 fenced comfortable dwelling ana
out houses The sTerrforia road" aud state road pas
ses nv il il i, well waered and is offered really CHEAP
For particulars apply in Dubuque to Corkery Jones or
al the premises to me- DANIEL VI @NhiIA
January 27-2m
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N @ r I G. E..

LII PERSONS hereby notified not to credit
"A MARY ANN SKINNER on my account, as [
wifi pay debts liabilities contracted OF incurred by
her, ABEL l.. SKINNER.
dubuque, Feb. IL, lS52.-w3t
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-03

SURvlvoRs or rHE ANAxon.-The whole
numhes Of pessons aecertained to be saved from
The Ashasun. burnt 1t sea, 10 50
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-03
FINEM RESPIcE.


There is no tree, shrub, plant, or flower,
That clothes the earth, or scents the bower,
That was not made for god-ike man.
When heaven first built her stellar span,
For man the crystal jewels glow,
For the linIpd fountains flow;
For man the mountains hoard their ore,
For man eartlI's caverns yield their store;
For man the suns and planets shine,
And praise their Maker-hand divine;
For man the sportiye Zig Inning plays,
His mandat' owns. his touch Obeys.
For man all animals were made,
That wing the air prowl The shade,
And fish, which thro' the waters wade,
For man the flowers in beauty shoot,
And trees prepare their pulpy fruit;
For man the chemist bee doth yield;
The waxy cell, with honey fl'd;
Fl rman the worm forsakes its bread,
And tolls to spin the silken thread.
As all were made for human good,
Or in the air, or earth, flood,
ALLEN y Co. have pluck'd, distl'd,
Of all that clothes the sylvan field,
And from earth's bowels keep in store,
The various forms of useful ore,
With everything by man required,
In health, or sickn IS oft DESIRED
All in his line prepared by art,
And all which nature doth impart.
Then where such blessings can be found,
To cure the sick, and heal the wound,
Without auy hesitation go,
TO WIN. ALLEN g. CO.,
DISPENSING CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS
1901 Main ST., Dubuque,
ADJOINING The NAPLES HOUSE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-03
30 The Public.

TINE undersigned assignee Of II. C. Carre offers for
sale, for cash. prices the entire stock Of goods
wares and merchandise in the heretofore
occupied by said artre Country and City Merchants
and others may find their interest examine this
srock before purchasing elsewhere 1t consists Of the
rety usually kept in the mercantile houses Of this city,
Come one! Come all :! Do not nagitct your own in
forests. BEN. NJ. SAMUEIS
Dubuque, Feb. IL, ls52-tf Assignee.
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20,625,On6

This is all In the whole aggregate, only a
little more than twenty millions of acres have
teen granted to these States The value Of
this sun total it deducted from the estimated
value of the ffanchised enjoyed by the Nation.
will still leave very lage balance to the credit
IF the land States. Estimating the land at
$l,25 acre, all the reservation and grants
will amount to no more than So, 7S5, 257.-
Deducting this SUN from $50, 400 ATS, and We
have $4,000, 2ls to be entered to the credit of
the land States, or, if we place the tax at two
cents an acre, more than double this sum.
This result leaves the nation Sd largely in
debt to the land States, tina. it becomes Of small
Importance to scan closely the character of these
grants and reservations, in order to determine
whether in large part they have not been al
ready satisfied by specific Considerations on the
part of the States. But the stress that, in the
course Of this debate, has been laid upon his
bounty, leads me to go further. l. appears,
from an examination of the acts oil Congress by
which the land States were admit ed into the
Union, that large portion Of these reservations
and grants was made the express condition
that the lands sold by the United, States, under
the jurisdiction Of the States, should remain
exempt from any State tar lor the space Of .fce
years after the sale. This condition is partlcu-
larry applicable to the appropriations fer COM
mon schools, universities, seats Of Government,
and salines, amounting to I2l05,093 acres
1t is also particularly applicable to another item,
not mentioned before, which is known as the
five per cent fund, from the proceeds Of the
public lands, for the benefit of roads and canals,
amounting in the whole to S., 242 ,069. These
appropriations being made on specific consider
ations, faithfully performed by the States down
to this day, may properly be excluded from our
calculations. And this is response 10 the
Senator from Kentucky, Mr.. Underwood
who dwelt so energelically on these appropra-
tors, without seeming 10 be aware Of the con-
diii.ns on which they were granted.
That may make this more Ineligible, 1T
me refer to The act for the admission Of Indiana
After setting forth the FIVE reservations and
grants already mentioned, proceeds:
'.4nd provided, ataoags, That the FIVE forego-
ing provisions herein offered are on the condi-
(ToLe concluded In our merit
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-03

DUBUQUE 4 GALENA PACKET.
s rAPT. ESTES has made arrange
E-.-k-@.HS ~ ments for putting on this route the
s,SrLtE Steamer JENNY LIND as soon AZ tn,
= s-Sss~s<RAf opening of navigation will permit
lie my is and substantial boat having mad,
her first trip last fall Her dimensions arr 1870 feet Keel
and 24feef beam with two engines l6 inch cylinders
five feet stroke and Of very light draughi.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-03

Talking about women voting the Sentinel
says:
"Cradles are the ballot DO xes for women-in
which they should deposit, not votes, but vo-
ters.-That makes Warwick Of every mother
of ITEM"
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coFFI>s , coFrlNs.

New Arrival or Groceries.
HARDWARE AND WINTER GOODS.
att. e. WEATHERBY'S;
rs Main St, Bank Row
WEATHERBY'S.
MANILA ROPES, and Bed Cords at
WEATHERBY's.
BROOMS by the dozen, and Whip Lashes, at
VIZ. WEATHERBY'S.
MACKEREL, No. J, WEATHERBY'S.
TEAS Of every quality, from New York, at
WEATHERBY'S.
SUGAR, Coffee, Molasses, soap and candles, at
WEATHERBY'S.
MUFFS, Victorines, Caps, Mittens and Gil YES, at
WEATHERBY'S.
WooLEN YARN, coarse and fine, cotton yarn an
cotton warp,at WEATHERBY'S.
WASH TUBS and Buckets at NEATHERBY,S,
Nov. lS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-03

.uE TASTE AND cHAAacTER OF NATION ARE KNOWN BY
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-03

RUN HERE EVERYB DY!
1TAVING sold my stock in trade at the EAGLE
III COFFEE HOUSE to J. L. EDWARDS & Co., in
wife all those indebted by book account,
call and settle if they would save cost.
JOHN DAWSON.
nuhuO,ie. Dec. II, 1881.
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lance, that it is essential to the existence of
Government, that the REIMBURSEMENT OF such
power is never to be assumed" add, cautious
ly, that they will not say 'sthat State may no,
relinqnish it-that consideration sufficiently
ratuatie to induce partial release Of 1t may
not eIist."
While thus unfolding the tight Of taxation
as one of the precious attributes OF sovereignty
in the States, the Court, under the Constitution
Of the United States, have properly exempted
from taxation the instruments and means of the
Government; but they have limited the exemp-
ton to the Instruments aud means. Thus It
has been expressly decided in celebrated case,
INC CMiioch us. Maryland, a Wheaton, 3l6)
that, while the Bank Of the United States, be.
ing one of the necessary instruments and means
to execute the sovereign powers of the nation,
was not liable to taxation, yet the real property
Of the Bank was thus liable in common with the
other real property in particular State.
Now, the lands held by the United States do
not belong to the Instruments and means nee
essary and proper 10 execute the sovereign pow
ers Of the nation. In this respect they clearly
differ from fortifcatons, arsenals, and navy
yards. They are strictly in the nature Of pri-
cate property Of the nation, situated within the
jurisdiction Of States. In excusng them from
taxation, our fathers acted unques i"nably ac
also under the influence Of precedent, derived
at that time from the prerogatives OF the British
Crown. II was an early prerogative, transmit
ted from fcudal days. when all taxes were in
the nature OF aids and subsidies to the monarch;
that the property Of the Crown, OF every nature.
should be exempt from taxation. But mark the
change. This ancient feudal principle is not
now the existing law Of England. By the
statute Of 80 and 40 George Ii cap 80. passed
twelve years after the Ordinance ct 1857, the
lands and tenements purchased by the Crown
out Of The privy purse or other moneys not APP
Propra,ed to any public service, or winch came
to the King from his ancestors or private per-
sons-ln other words, lands and tenemcnts in
the nature Of priDats property-are subjected
10 taxation, even while they belong to the
Crown.
| Thus the matter now stands. Lands belong.
I ing 10 the nation; which, it seems, even royal
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-03

Land Warrants.
CORRECTED THE EXPRESS BY ". J. BARNEY & CO.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-03

Mexican Warrants for 100 Acres Cash sI6a
do do On years time 255
New Issue Warrants for l6O Acres. Cash 120a 1875
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EXPRESS AlEMCJEH.


RERF0RD s. Co.-CALIFoRNIA MAILS, APRIL 8,
- by the steamer Promcthens via Sap Juan, for all
parts If California Oregon, Sandwich Islands China and
South America viii close at our office at hapsst o'clock
Crescent City, via Aspinvall City and Panama.
April g. in charge Of tpecial messengers.
BERFoRD co. 2hstor House, Vesey street.
A DAMS s. cos CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE,
IA and Parcel Exrros United states mail steamer
Crescent city, Monday, April 5.-Our next regular
Exprce tlarros, Panama San cisco. viii bs
dispatched above by the United States mail steamer
Crescent City, Monday, tho 5th of A prl. at
o'clock T. in charge usual Of frci ,ht Agent
Special hcssenger To Destination. All goods
Express lie delivered t. With nvoinee before
cording al sealing No charge t. shippers
by this line for Custom HouHt fss Consular cert oates
Every package must be striesy water rroo sld sh9nd
l pounds weight. Small parcels and ~
ADAMS s. co, 10 md n Wall street,
yEREohD & Co.-uREAT CALIFORNIA fREi0nT,
~ laotage aud Parcel ESpressOur noxt shipn sil
rs tho -pondia fast-runrng United states rG steam.
and freight alen through n days;
op o. Panama riht taken at iasg rroe than
prcfs franks received to o'clock day sailing n D.
few otnite rcrths through dreo por Crateent CITY
the only ne ~ be secured by early aprsatiun W
onioe BEDFORD q 20 2 hator Ionsaf Vesoy street
EREGoHy's CALiFoHNtA rACNhGf AND PARCEL
~ IApgsss.'fhe suts. rhers wiz forward thor neSt
axTrcfs f3r gtetnship lrumUthcus Monday, 9th at
iTril, rt ~ W. ~ char u special me@eugcr 10 1,
aeccs.Arv that cocda for tr express should ba delivered
X cur 6niee on or bcors SATURDAY, 81 inst Packages
~ not ia lD lhs. "civht each aud Should he
rnrcois received tho morning o the hh o.
: P'u' "''' 'V''''' '"'' 'TiIoMPIsoN 4 mTCuc0CE,.
Managers and hPcr r lg Pcerl stycet corlor ~ Wall
A q. rRIDE& CO.'S CALIFORNIA FXrkEss, no.
"a Wnl etrcrtTcoight ~ ocnts pos ~, fau tpys .et
Monday APrii 8. A. II. FklDf & co
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nretcoroloxical Observations,

MoRSE'B MAGNETIC OFFICE CORNER
AND BROADWAY.
SATURDAY, April g. 1852.
BurrALo A. MBarometer ~. AZ; wind west; cloudy,
but pleasant morning
sP 1t il clear evening; barometer 9.55; thermo-
meter 80; wind west
ROCHESTER. . A. Mt is a raw. cold morning. and
Rowing little; wind still northwest: thermemeter 25
sP. MA fine pleasant evening; wind west; thermo-
meter 80.
Aununr, 0 A Mt Is showing fast; wind northwest
thefmometer so.
SP. MA cold clear evening" Thermometer 20.
SYRACUSE. pa MI Is n pleasant morning. but some
What cloudy and quite cold; wind west thermometer 81
8 p. MA very pleasant EVENING" wind west; thermo
meter 30.
Urea, QA.M,-It il pleasant morning though somc-
what cloudy; wind west; thermometer "A.
p. Mt is clear, cold evening; wind west; thcrno-
meter So
ALBANY. 0 A. Mt is n cloudy and cold morning;
wind west thermometer 81; barometer 20 300 mercury
81
SP. MA pleasant evening" wind northwest; thermo-
meter 50; barometer 30 mercury G3.
Tnoy "a. Mt ia a cloudy morning, and looks like
snow thermometer 81.
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wS BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESS- AND RAILROAD LAMBS.
PROCEEDINGS IN The LEGISLATURE.
Tho Ssaate and Supreme Court Endcayoring
to- Settle the Cana Question.
AWFUL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.
Large Number of Persons Killed.
WRECK OF THE STEAMSHIP kNDEpEN DI,NCE
AND SEVEN LIVES LOST,
80. &c. Sc.
From Washington City,

From Washington City,
THE RAIsROAD LAND BILLS IN THE HOUSE. ETC,
SPECIAL coRREsPoNpEaeg or THE NEW YORK HERALD
WAsHsoTor, April 3 1852
1t is contemplated to appoint select committee
ofthe House. and refer all tho different bills granting
lands in aid of railroads toit to carefully examine them
and report upon their merits There is a decided ma
jority in tho House in favor Of these bills but so many
have been ruhed that they suspicious good deal
of cha is mixed with tho wheat they desire it win
moved before they acted upon.
Miss Cushinan closes her engagement this evening
Nothing like the brar-y of her ever before
been witnessed here. X
HON. DANIEL wEBsTER--sENATOR PEARCR
WASHINGTON, April 3, 1852
The Hon Daniel Webster returned to this city last
evening
Senator Pcarcc is quite i'll at home.
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sIATErnTozlAI.

nj hlM0Ny MADE EASY, on now TO WIN A
lfE Professor Lawton Boston, formorly of bn-
VII e,pd 10 any atdrces, receipt dollar.
qsd 'rin directions TO enntc iaosor gcnteaen to win
devoted affections ofHs of the tcr
hearts may desire. TIE process IL smre nut SO can't
waiting thai MI may he married. rrcspeoiye OF ago.
auce tiun; and Inst, though II On 10 ar
rangtd With opeh and coaey that detection i'm
pofi Nlr. ldrtfs Professor IAwton, Boston, MaRs
paid,
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

,ats6eA that the present action serii not b. min
taned tn II plaintiff Ind originally acquired any right
of opertv legal equitable the tls not only % tho
tndivduon hscrib,rs but OF the soci-y itscB di
vested by the very act ofooring hs prorty for ssie
distribution b, lot II this act was in truth violation a
tbe revised ,ta Ifplanis right to ths property Ia
forfeited 10 thc 81 ats-and the question wheeler or not
the provisions OF the revised statutes had bee violated
"a ucetion nef be determined by that tr 'nai IN
which Inc conf. ca of the property IL sued fcrta
this ca have rcfr ned from expressing any opnen on
the min question. very .ohg anu Iearnculy u,s
cured by counsel mob thht nave nov Ion,u az p
~ ~ IN. 81 xpreaing-but IL the plaiDiA
Ind no rigb, 40 r.,s4 ~ question suitor l. ns
ydo. hay. ~ rih 10 .n idcr and determine it. Any
opinion which would be dcA VcTpu ~ nc h"H "o 80, ~
Ia abs,an firm esnrcss,, ny opinion that might by
any possibility. have an in.uosa q on tne jugmehl "e
II belongs alone TO another tri, uha 70 p'oho"nco
The temporary injunction II d., 'Eea ana the ho''o
fov permanent injunction dsn,aA
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TIE CANAL CONTRACTS.

ALBANY, April 3, 1857
The People rel Eraus r. Phelps, dgcrst New,n .7u
dior Of the Canal-Judgment this day rendered in
favor of the rcator by the Supreme Court general
tenn thereof held at the Capitol writ of error has
been Issued this judgment from the Court Of Appeals
returnable on Monday next.