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United States District Court.
Dpfqra Ii,Iua Rats


JAN. Is Fo ittre = The Lca States IS quantity Fl
Diamonds, kmeraids and Rjies. NesTs Pozno & ialfe
hegsen, y 7nticap, Charlottesville diamonds in question
were imported in the month Of March, 1880 in the
steamship Canada from Liverpool. Ihe Collector of
the Port Of New YORK, having to suppose
that articles Of thi. description would be trans
mtted by various agents in Europe through the
rost tfce directed tha proper scrutiny should be
made there, for tho purpose Of detecting such let
tors and list Of names having been furnished by the
Collector Mr.. Taylor, the Assistant rostmaster, in
March, 1850 found letter directed alsenhuysen
Esrtcg, who're the hst which he suspect
ed contained the articles in question The consignees
therefore advised and in the presence OF Custom
Heuse officer psned the letter and found the following
Fifty carats OF diamonds twenty Eve carass or raid
and seveptyo carats of rubieE valued 81 $4,000 By
the tOth and 0sh rectfon Of the a.. OF 1892 goods land
I'd without permit become forfeited and ,orlipg to
this act the goods were beed forfeited, and sold.
The defence Of the consignees MeSsrs. Aalkenhuysen
\ Iatcg, was that the letter marked to be called
for At the post Office and that they directed their agent
in London, from whence the letter forwarded to
Liverpool, and from thence by the steamship Canada 10
the United States to register the letter aud mark the
envelope that it contained diamonds &c. This
elected by their agent and further, that they offered to
pay the outy OF ten per cent which declined by the
Collector Of the Port
The jury found verdict for the United States and
condemned the diamonds, Sc. to be forfeited
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Clty Intelligence.

CouPlrrIoS or THE HARLEM RAILROAD The extension
Of the Harlem Railroad to Chatham Four Corners, 90.
lumbia county, Y, whore IL intersscts the West
Rsilrosd frem Springfield, thus aording unin;er-
Albany has been completed. On mex. Monday the Off
cal opening will take place.
DEATH ny THE FAILING OF. FlooR.--Thrrsiay, about
IL o'clock another serious accident cured causing
the death Q! boy There eme addition built to the
store No. Park row, which is now being torn down
Upon the floor OF this addition which looks into Aun
street there considerable heap rubbish piled up
and while the boy named Enos Alsre ed Is years re
siding at 40 Anthony street engaged in collecting
pieces OF wood beneath the floor gave way under tne
pressure Of the rubbish aud the poor fellow was buried 10
the mass He soon eXtrchted but was found to be
from sufocstion. An inquest wss held immediately
after, in the Second ward ttatonhouse and verdict
render ed In accordance with the above facts.
THr TcsvnrLL GUsrp SoiRrE,--on Monday evening
next the annual ball Of tie Turnbul Ggarl will be held
az Nblos This excellent company is composed chiefly
ofex-memberB Of the National Guard, commanded by
William II Underhill, of the Mercer House, aud ma ned
honor this company has been formed No doubt the
affair VIII come OF IN manner ual 70 any soiree dar-
Ing the present season.
PiRr--Atout quarter past two c'ccck, on Thursday
morning, fire broke out ia the second story OF the
American Hall Of Broadway and Grand street,
caused by the burning o. box used for keeping ashes
Damage tffipg.
night John tr giles fell the sidewalk, Of Gold
AMI Fulton streets sad cnt his heal very badly He
was taken 10 sandss drug store, whore his head wse
dressed alter which he was removed home by Sergeant
corey.
FoJSp Il horse Ind wagon found Ia ro-y ID
street b otacec McCrackaa, fer which an owaer IS
wanted. at The Nineteenth ward station house
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Court Of General Sessions.


JAN. 15-.9cGuihd The trial of Frederick Dun sing,
commenced yesterday, was resumed this morning. The
charge il will lie remembered, OF stcalipg four
d liberation, thu jury returned verdict OF not entity
Giaud Lalctaq.--Jthp Saith, charged with ctenny q
box 81 boots ii The store OF hcssrs Benedict aud Co.
OF Pearl street tried gnd convicted. witness
proved Ls' the prisoner with another had brought
the box TO him, end ssi the The defence
the ola storythSt he had bes asked where they c0ad
be to'd ard ne had helped the othsr who unknown
to him. Sentence, two years III tie state prison
n BIN eIu oid CoVtoas ~ P.-siIon Davis, a
colofsd charged with breaking cSen and
entering, duing the night, he. room, kept Ly
Er. Titus in Lcorard street in the F!fth ward
The ives nGde clear BY the sta.esent Of y
coloed bar keeper who Sep in above, and hear
ing the noise, camc down, and found that
there unlimited lie called officer. aud told MIN theirs
thief in the house and the gallant NJ replied
Well catch him While 80 for my club aud repaired
TO the station hcuse Tor that purpose The witness did
as directed, AID held the prs3re TIL the officer
turned Verdict guilty burglary IN the third degree
ard sentence, Three years confinement in the State
Iriscn.
& Pkad,d Guiiiu - Cherries hreIburs 4 young man,
pleaded guilty of forging and utiering several orders
or the delivery Of stationery ana sentenced to
cara imp isoImcnt in the State pfi on Edward For
rect charged with stealing get Of harness. valued at S30
PLEADED guilty Ct petit larceny and the District Attor-
ney consen'g 70 receive such plea he entencel to
the IenitenaIy FOR tx months. Alice Hepburn also
sRded guilty q petit iar,,ny and was sentenced for
the same period Lila hahon also pleaded guilty Of
stealing iewey and clothing to tie value D. eG1 80,
from the house where ne lived in service AMI Va.
fenced to tBo ytara ia,IrisonDleut
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Common PIeas-part one.


IAy, To- Trade Marks.lierGnder Lewoiie asu,ts, J
opened the case and stated that the plaintiff resi-
leather and had years since, by of skill
and at great expene brought the manufacture OF this
article to state OF great perfection and that the calf
tain manufactured by the plaintiff had deseryedly
quirtd great reputation throughout the world, and
especially In the United States That the plaintiff Ib out
the yesr 1882, devised aud adopted trade mark
stomp, by which TO designate his calf SKINS that his
constant practice has been since hat time to place such
bark upon the Inside OF each tkn before the
offered for sale and that they bad been uniformly sold
fr the last ten years with such mark stamp and that
by means thereof the said mark he'd become identified
With the said skins and leather Of the plaintiff and Tia
tad skins known IN the merhet the Lem line
Calf Skin Leather That BY Of peculiar flush
In the manufacture OF said calf skin leather and the
cereful and superior workmanship bestowed upon the
same. Mr. Lemoine had acquired and epjnye a wide.
spread reputation for the manufacture IT calf skin lea
ther ana had become ce rated throughout the world
by Of the superiority Of h- leather other
calf skin leather sold. That the defendant Mr. Caution,
to deprive the rKnt OF his gains I'D profits sold large
quantities of calf skin leather. manufactured by others
than the PLAINTIFF with simulated counterfeit! stamp
OF the plaintiff That this action bad been brou sht to
test the right Of plaintiff his trade mark and also to
TIE further sale of calf ka leather with the simulated
or ccunteri. stamp The occupied the court and
jury for three successive days and resulted IN verdict
fer plaintiff II established by numbers Of boot
makers and dealers that the L,moine leather the
finest and most durable In market The verdict titles
Mr. Lemeine 70 perpetual i0iuncticn which under
stand is to be obtained in q few days.
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l,nIllG InfelIIOlIlG

Ernest II pas~7s N Corhtateit Monfg Officer Gill;
land OF The Third ward police arrested Wednesday
night, two men fgenteel appearance calling themselves
Enoch Cock, ALA. Smith, and AndreS Jackson Toms,
lar bill. on tie state Daul as Hartford Connecticut On
yaiiou. psrsons in h city The evidence alducel h..
tore Justice Lo,brop elbows that the accused parties
during the evening o. heir arrctt passed oG foCr
tericit bills o the ahoTe named denomination IN the
fri Place they entered The saloon No 20. Jroad>ay and
cs led iof q nsahu N payment tend, RED 10 ~ 'eos
~ hiin.y, he bar tender IS b on the bank a. Co
scliba De. whitney took the bill .niposn, il 10 be
good. and gave Cock the change in good money The
heat Place yied ly te accused was the saloon Of IL
aminand Sherwood No 2ja Broadway Nherc anchor IL
ihr sJspuiicus tls pared in te like THE
;hiid place wis 'he ter.rocm in no Irving House
where III payment e drinks and segars they offered IN
payment counterfeit SIC bill on the Bank d st.
Mtens Nsrmcnt. This bill Nj Getige Payne, the bar
q the State Lark, Hartford. which be changed, anil
they lift similar till was also passed on Charles II.
Irowh'd5e, bar tender nc tLe fransn Hotel No. G3i
Broadway. IN The like manner The police had been on
The gi rirt for the roauts having been informed that
such spurious money mad been pas ed an died in
ceituiirs 10Th the men in Broadway rear the isttr
ars VIZ made auI the PARTIES taken into custody, one
q hem threw from h.s person several Of The counterfeit
liil, Which were picked up by the police They were
len c,rvycd to the Third ward police station house.
~ tisir p,rson. examined by Captain Gor;in' who
tu'd IN Cock one II the spurious 81 bills nm! on
i'rt two sos o. the snma kind also ss3 IL GOOD
r'rry gold ehsn. sol watch aud chain, ;-ld
rih. breast pin two suites two keys and par II
eaiarops The evidence being conclusive eei,Is The
Ehsy AHcNAsiE' 20 W Pstt '.
Il, prttaer' from the tact q Their goin place to
Iase s1eLar,ny fresh Ave dollar b. IT each place
To justice h,d tnen 10 answer tae clists ~ court
Tie rftner, we're examined eni .tatedas faioa.-
COX ttat.d that be vas twenty line years vi s,s
tofn IN New lerscy. and aid: =" keep porter.
hcrft IN th.s city and ovn public house In New Jsr
49, won coed deal of money the prize fight aud
received good deal elsewhere, AMI must have cot
TN ilonay remf where cant 'ay where; receive .
coed deal Of money each dag: have been on spree
s1ce the spow mas boen II had this laoney, yot i
IN my regular business; cannot tell where any
thrs aiclt where &c; 1t, ~ ho,n whsm; was se-y
nnca IN tuor last night, aud cannot tcil where vas
q What did Tcn. whom e%lriired, ssid--' an
t.hyrcy'n years of age sni born in this city, ioot
mrs ! ever hancled eithsr Ct Tho notes here exhibit
a. have pott ing father T. say.' GA the ooaou.
sion ~ tire eSsmnstton til. ma,istfats hdj them
rsseftly r. hsi ~ TIE rnn Il sGC0J. - ahster az
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Superior CouYt-Part Second.
sTECiAL TERM.

otIoye Juo80 ouSWofens
JAN. l5-.fetion FIR .l,sarn and Ba'tuy-Neison Wai-
do, infant, BY ais qua, das Darid Hu The as
ksut was committed BY the defendant on the Soth April
1851 1t was proved that he beat and kicked the plain
till boy about eleven years Of age which resulted In
injury to his fPine and kidneys; and that at the time
the asfaut occurred persons were moving out OF
front building in Eldrdge street. where the defendant
who was a scrcl tswyer, resided, and that a grind
stone, belonging to Alderman Miller throvn out Of
the window, and lay in the slley communicating with
defendants workshop Defendant subsequently moved
the grind stone to the opposite side OF the street.
and some boys who playing in the street at the
tine called to the plaintiff and gave him the stone,
which he took home The defendant having ascertained
that Waldron had tskeni and citing hul some short
time afterwards, committed the assault The jury re-
turned a verdict for Plaintiff for $500
Ddnd Gihldrfin and another Jas Rricc Smith Order
vacatng judgment, aud setting aside the execution on
the defendant STIMULATING not to bring any action by
reason Of any levy under The execute giving deier
dant ten days to ard directing pllnts to pay
to defendant $40 costs CT notion issue to be dated De-
cmher a. 1851 unless answer ia replied TO- and in that
event so many days thereafter shall elapse between
the service Of the answer and of the reply thereto.
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brought In comparison with those Of Europe, and the
subscribers offered opportunity Of possessing pic
from foreign tst We call this plan liberal
which hope to do in the coming year, to effect much
good for art In America We consider it now, that the
American AItists' Association IL fairly established II
has passed the dreaded ordeal Of fret year. aud may
be considered no more an experiment Henceforth its
course must be onward.
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FroM TO IrrRo "A letter ia lie Boston ,IIty. !,
dated Rio Jsneiro Nov. Il, 5ays -
budress rtmajns iEts Dun aud ccfc,. rasr,ool
lRTloca ipecse &c. 80 too l.1h to ship To the
sNtts ~ make nythlng At ihc present time W.
are rem!tirg drafts rather thon tru>t your oysr .esI
naTter The fIgate Congress arrived here about =
week hies from tbs River patte. The officer. say that
Nv war = about done R0sass day is over. Ills beet
men axe dtstrtirg him, and the commander OF the
bIaSl forces tends up word that he bsli be in the
ciy % Bupnos Ayres Nv the LIST ofIanua'y The T.
e1pr SsIes."~n .nJ yEouts nave been here several
sts but nave hc, Put IL the return VI Wv
S0nsre" abs Cs.Lci,.e. All, gsIs.ns Ia PHsh
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Interestinr from Santa Fe.

ST. LOUIS, Friday, Jan. o, lS52.
The SAINTS Fs mail, with dates to the %, arrived
here yesterday from Independence. The murder o.
Mr.. Brant and servants is confirmed Mr. Beggs
who accompanied him, narrowly escaped from the
Indians with his life.
Col. Sumner had Just returned from Ell Paso. The
headquarters were to be removed to Albuquerque.
new fort was to be established at the Copper
Mines and called Fort Webster and troops were to
range from point to point over the whole country.
Discoveries Of silver have been made near Taos,
on the Rio Francisco, tributary Of the ella.
Denedatons becoming more frequent
The weather here is moderating, with the wind
from the south The river is supposed to be open
above and below Cape Girardeau.
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Markets. Reported Tor TAc TriJune.
CHARLksroN. Thursdav. Jan 22, ls5

CHARLESTON, THURSDAY, Jan %. 1851.
corroN sales to- day, COO bales The weeks trans
actions have been 4,i00 bales al prices ranging from
to SO. The market closed at IA decline of ! &c.
nom the highest point. Middhng FAIR is quoted at
Sas.c.. Far Sic. The receipts of the week hare
been ii33i bales. and the stock on hand is 81 9Si.
CINCINNATI, Friday. Jan 90, 1852.
The weather continues TO moderate slowly. Pro-
visions are buoyaIt, but uuchaI ged. Sight Elk
eHANeK on New-YoIk is at ala y cent. premium,
and is scarce ard on New Orleans iGl b cent
premium. 6o-day bills on New Orleans 2d2l dis
count. Monty Is easy.
CHARlESroN, Friday Jan %, 1852.
CorroN to-day has beeu In active demand. Sales
$500 bales 81 6i,assc MdGling and fair a, same
quotations as yesterday
NEw-ORLEANS. Fri5ay, Jan %, 1882
The sales OF CorTON YESTERDAY were II 500 bales
al &c advance Business generally is dull and some
heavy failures during the Asst week have made money
light
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False aud Injurious Reports.
PORTLAND TELEGRAPH OFF

PORTLAND TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Friday, Jan %, 1852 2 O'Clock p. VI.
A grossly false and injurious "huwbug dispatch
was publ shed yesterday The Boston Journal, stat
ing that the "Amerca" was teleerdphed at Halifax,
and that the wires interrupted, &c. The enter
prisng newssgent who cOncocted tins dispatch is in
formed that the America has not yet arrived al Hail.
fax and the public is informed that no dispatch of
lhe character of the one published, or anything APP
preaching it. passed over the wires to party nor
have the wires been interrupted for an instant
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ALAS, POOH ORPHAs;-I,ms d dGI..ers of ina.
Sun relates taat as one OF sn5 Sidewalk On sunday
s While snow es tiS: aSs and
fest, ana .ss 80 .obs OF child attracted ms asen-
pleIcins Sc soon found poor little boy IN an 4ilsy
Won m m s,s middle In the snow and bona n1si
.fih ne cold The hisle fellow told the oncef f,ac
$500 beea sent on. 70 clear away the sho" "a
ne liz Go into the house said the oficef, a ~
III yo1r mother iha. she ought 70 DC s ssssS rm
herself" Ny mother" replied the boy
ht!le bound boy, now" On
APPOINTMENTS By THE y.'a. yys1s~Ds -Is.
SENATE -Notayiss for 81. ty ,s.ra sIosson, A Pcst
j5ss s Il hI Ps w %ans'P bo ssr.
John MAJ T. Eysi iss, . sissfs:L o.r
Nosa,y lor srS"s ~ sqs sprwss -aarvsy RASsa'''
II 5Jrscsse
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From Ifaytt.

BoSToN. Friday, Jan. %, 1882.
Port-su-P Prince papers TO Dec. %, state that Count
Medeu, the Russian Minister Plenlpotentlary, who
arrived The previous month from Brazil, had been
received IN state by the Emperor Sououque. HE AZ
serward repaired TO Jacmel wnere he was TO embark
for Mexico The Hayden papers commend the coll
nniZAtinn fcheme.
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% A few copies of The Daily Tribune
conisining Presiden, Kings Lecture on the History
and Progress Of New-YoIk City for the last Half
Century, may still be obtained at this office.
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MAILS FOR CALiFoRNIA.-The Georgia
viii sail asP P. NJ. TO-DAY for Chagres, taking the
great California mall which will close at the Post
Ofice at Pm
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The Florida nc Savannah.

SAVANNAH Friday, Jan. 90, 1852.
The steamship Florida arrived al her anchorage
IN 90 hours from Newly oTk.
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MAILS FOR EuRoPE.-The noble steam
ship Atlantic will leave a, noon to-day 70. Liverpool,
with the regular l.. :. Mails
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THs BLIND.-A concert by graduates of
We Institution for the Blind viii be given on Tues
oay hight, at Knickerbocker Hall, Twenty thifdst.
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Destruction OF n Machine Shop.

BoSToN, Frlcay, Jan. %, 1859.
A machine shop owned by the AmoSkoeag Com
pany, near Manchester, n. IL was burned this
evening. George Hall & Z. L. Gibbs are heavy
losers
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Il The Pioneer, for Chagres, which
was to have sailed yesterday, Will leave this morn
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ADJUSTMENTS. Persons desiring relaxa-
ton from business employment or instruction for
the mind, will find out just where to go by consult
ing the overlooking advertising columns OF The
Tribune. Advertisements, says distinguished
statesman, are often the most instructive and en-
tertaining portions of a newspaper
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meetings last night in some three or four places.
We trust that they will continue and increase until
ali eectus check shall be put upon the 5000 pauper
and criminal manufactures that blight our City.
TBE GRAND JURY.-This body flushed
their Iabors yesterday, and were discharged In their
preseUtation they deplore the extent Of gambling,
unlicensed rmsellng and kindred vices and ask the
aid Of the Courts in executing the laws. They also
state that something should be done to protect the
City from imposition and expense IN the matter of
destitute immigrants, many of whom they believe are
Skinned here in large numbers by landlords who had
rather pay their passage than the poor rates Inc
Jury suggest an increase OF captaton tax during the
winter months and the employment. OF agents on the
ether side to prevent the imposition OF sending snip
loads Of psupers for us to support They also regret
the mixture OF juvenile and adult criminals IN the
CITY Prison, and suggest separate places detention
Tyr The receipts Of the American Tract
Society for December last s3s, 2O 90 of which
s9e 5s3 CA was for publications sold.
" Rev. DR.. WHITEHoUsE, Assistant
Bishop of Illinois, has returned from visit to thaI
state. and is to be addressed "a West Eleventh ST.
N our City as formerly. We presume ne will re-
move to Illinois III the spring.
TN MAINE LAVA Mass meeting OF
the City Temperance Alliance will De held on Mon
cav night, in the Eighteenth. St NJ l. CHURCH, near
Eiehth-av., when Dr.. Patton and John Hawkins oil
Baltimore will speak. Go.
r. DR.. WHRDAN, one of the Professors
of the Michigan university, has been dismissed
ehe
so says the Wsshtenaw Wing
HARLEM RoAD.-The New-York aud
Harlem Railroad through trains 70 Albany and Troy
which LEI the City Hall Station at o'clock A. NJ
Yesterday, arrived at Albany at 3l5 P. NJ The re-
turn which leaves Albany at lO45 y. NJ atI'eu a.
the City Hall Station at P. d.
u A MISSIONARY CONCERT Will be heid
on Monday evening at the Alien'st Methools'
Church. by four Indians, in behalf OF the oneidA MIS-
sion. (See card
The AzTrcs.-Visitors continue TO call
to see these little curiosities hourly, when lney arc
ret on exhibition. Recollectthe hours OF exhioiI'h
are from II TO and to 9, only, each DAY
LADIES AND TEMPERANCE by request
Mr.. VIM. GLAND Bourne will repeat his ADDRESS :"
Ladies on Temperate, in the Church Of Manhal''a a.
(Rev.F.F. Cornel,) corner OF avenue b ana f.fth'
ct tomorrow Sunday evening. E1erci'ss'' com
mence at O'Clock
u The sleighiDg IS still very good, and
the warmer air last night attracted thousands snS
thousands 10 the highways. The S.reess were qui''
as pcisv the sleigh, quite as full, and the peopl'
quite As happy a. on the frss dsF Of the carnival
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4 PowERFUL TEMPERANCE ARGUMENT
TIE thrilling dramsof The Bottle. performed nightly
al BsInun's American Musum, is mos, vivid and
powerful appeal 10 the mind and the hear, in favor OF
total abstinence 1t convinces by The simple power
q truth.
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ASSEMBLY.


The bill 10 Incorporate the Brooklyn Gas-Iight
Company WAS passed.
MI CUsHINo called up the concurrent resolutions
from the Senate ia regard 10 kOSsutn and Hungary
He moved the concurrence Of the House, and sus-
tanned the motion at length
Messrs DBLONG, TAYLOR, VAN SANTvOoRD, MIL
LING and A. SMITH followed.
Mr. MONROE moved to lay the subject on The table
Lost
The debate was continued by messrs. VAN VAL
KgYRURGH and WALSH. Hhen motions TO postpone
the further consideration OF the resolutions until
Thursday, Wednesday ard Monday next, were sew
orally negatIved.
The amendment offered by Mr.. VAN SANTyooRD
was adopted, which amende the third resolutlonoy
inserting, after the word Albany, the words, The
guest OF the State"
The amendment-was made with view TO DIVIDE
the question, so as 10 have the House invite kossuth
rs the guest of the State, declare he nOnlnter
ventiOn doctrine.
Mr.. j ROSE argued at some length the adoption OF
that portion OF the resolutions which expressed the
non. intervention doctrine.
Mr.. HUMPHREY moved that when the House ad-
journ, At be TO Monday morning which was carried,
and the House adjourned without taking the final
question on the resolutions.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETERS,
Al A. Delafour (orrerly Lunch Clarks) 25s Wal ST
1852. Jam Noon 3P VI. 5P. VI.
January 23l2 IS % 20
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SUNDAY See first page for nouses of
Sermons, Lectures, SC forto- morrow