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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
SCIENTIFIC LECTUREs-A CARD

SCIENTIFIC LECTURES-A CARD
~ SEw-ToRE, Friday Feb 10. ls5l-Frgn the high
reputation which Dr. BOYNTOS has acquired A. popllE
lecturer uron Geology and kindred sciences snd TIE interest
with Inch Re inyests the gbct By the use Of Feintngs
Dogrsus, and ArparstBs the underlined respectfully IL
ve hin 70 deliver this city OF Illustrated Lee
tuTes. such time and place VIII suii hs convenience
L. Brldish J. A Westerve, Stephen n. TyrE
yoha Knox Gerard Ha!ock, Geo 3 CheeveE,
Horace Webster, r. Benedict, As d smith
q. Abbott, John c. Chessman, Issle Ferns
jas uvick, Henry y. Hudson Edmund ;. Jsnas'
John vs.. Draper, Spencer n Cone, William Adams
John W. FIsacis, Ttos DeWiu NJ $ Hutton
James Harper, ID. Y 4izhee. L. II. ChAPIn.
DR. BOiNIOS
Respectfully 1nounees. that cOmphsnee with ne aDove
Invasion, he VIII Cive BIS course Of EIGHT ILLUS
1kAILD LECTURES uIou Geology OF the
NATURAL HISTORY Of CREATION,
AZ hetropoian Hal COMMENCING THURSDAY EVEN
T. s. 10, li. Il and IS.
Ptntlrs FcuInE different tae progress OF Urea
ton the Mineral. Vegetable, and Animal klngcOns.
These Psinunfs cover two thousand feet Of ca1ys and
TWENTY.EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Durng q course, seres Of and s-aTtlng EHper-
nleuts ID Eecrcity Electro Magnetism and Galyanis,
Will he gwen with an immense Iron Galvanic Battery-the
only Of the hind made. These experiments have
been received with enthusiastic applause Wherever they
have been Tven.
TcFets Is cents Tickets 70 the course Al FOR sale st
u APPLETON'S, c. $. FRANClSS, EVANS BRIT
TAN corner Broadway and fth-st- and AZ the door.
Doors open At g. Lecture to commence AZ u o'clock
DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY - Eleventh
Il seAson-Tbe THIRD CONCERT Of this viii
he given a. NIBLO'S CONCERT ROOM. on SATURDAY
ENENlNG. March 5 1883 Conductor OF the Orchestra,
Mr.. 4 ElSFELD. Tickets &c, procured at N@ss-s
Sehsrenbers Luiss New.York aud Hr p. X. Weizers.
Brooklyn BY order. HI. Z. IIMN. President
J. l.. Ensign, Secretary.
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HTOARTISTS. Desipners. &c.-One Hundre.

Y'OARTISTS, Designers, &c-One Hundred
Il Dollars Premium The Government II tho Mtssa-
ohusstis Charitable Mechanic Association having deer
mined procure = Diploma to DC nsed at the ENh-
biiion the present year hereby otter premium of One
Hundred Dollars the best original des ga tor
Artists and others who be disposed 20 compete will
please send their drawings 10 the Secretary on OF before
Saturday, the thirieth day Of April next Each dnswing
ust have upon and mus be accompanied by
a called enyelop bearing sinar maTk, and containing
address OF the party sending H. For the dessn which
shall be adopted BY the executive committee ths above
premium win be paid The other des gus viii be returned
b. their re- pectfye Owl ers On demand.
Any further information wAy be obtained by application
10 the Secretary. Ia behalf Of the Government.
FRED. II. SIMPSON, Secretary.
Boston, Feb. - 1853.
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ITO TEACHERS.-A Gentleman, compe-
Tn 10 tech the Mathematics and .ses, q uaatea
r bout ozr hsurs u he day AZ the Academy ns1 20 ne
rhrrch on The corner Of Rsmsrn ADD Cnto1su4 BROOK.
ty. ! l. Appy ic.n 70 4. e'soSk !. N.
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90 GJbom il man Concern.

DAN AWAY-From the subscriber, on the
IL liih inst JOHN II. DICKINSON. aged 20 years, an
indented Apprentice the Upholstery business All per
sons forbid hsrbOrng trusting sad runaway undor
the peualty OF the law STEPHEN PELLS,
lT5 HDdaon.st
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WANTED--An active, resp 'ctlele Lid, N
w Renk-tOok B1iery as shop o3y and TO learn T.
feed a uhug machine. JOHN SPRlGNAN, cor. Wal
Water-sfs, Up stars
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NEW TALE, by JULIA KAVANAGH.-
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This lively and Thrilling Tale is by the author Of Maths
heH It's heroine beautiful contribution OF sens olhty,
grace and loneliness with that and energy winch
rare element in such brilliant characters The work Is
full interest ard written with vigor snd e.eqaenee
On "Wednesday, - .,.,
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OF "APPLETON'S POPULAR LIBRARY" Priee %
cents. Cloth r,..s
general; the Influence Of Lovely Women upon Society
on Friendship Mr.. Brown the Elder, tales by. bIywn,
the Younger 10 Club Word about Balls; WORD soonI
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and Little Dinners on Love-hArnAse; Men and women
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rpE nEw-VORK wgEKLY TR,BUNb,
srYp rEW-YOi;K TRIBUNE.


-,,...., A., me aeDsrtuTe Of each Nal steamer fof
sooi PIire 81 cents coyy. or g yesr any pan
&c. pr,iaio or $50 the Continent posage included
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Published THIS Morning, T.,
THE ADVENTURES OF COUNT IA

Published This Morning. u,
i THOM By Tobias SuoIeit- IlGstrAted Eeil-'--
Prise IS cents -, r ,,.r.-.u..h-
- fertsps - - ~ rsr wa--r scot
RECENTLY PUELlsHED ~ uNLFSgs 81 ~ iTyTER
THE EXPEDITION or HUAPhhEi
NJ Illustrated Edition. Price - certs. yc,i.
ADVENTURES OF 2IREGRINE PlChLk- o' '-'-
lstf Illustrated BY Cruikshank Pree o ceo. y4;-;,,
AMELIA BY Fielding New Illustrates I-'-
fI s0bERICK RANDOM BysmOnett New iln'r','s'
IG JosEPH ANDREWS. By Fielding Ne" llD''''''
TOM JONES BY Fielding. New llas1'1-'1
Price 50 cents
,,rr Oy JONATHAN WILD. By Feltrs
IN PREPARArioS, ,--r sOr MFR
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN ES0Li>h
IN ~ III ~ n soRTsT RANGER. Or Wild spor;.in lneA
HE STRINGERk TOWNSEND, Nc =. Ss's3A''
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DOARDING-AG Gentleman and his Wife, or
ID two Young Men. can 81 accommodated with tine
large oom ard PANTRY the sc0nd hoog, with board "a
TIE usighbo hood OF Grsnds and the Bowery, whee the
con forts Of home IN pTvats family can Be euiyed un-
exceptions able references yen ard required Aros XII
Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

ITO PRINTERS-Wanted. three young
Il Men 70 learn 20 set muse Those scllsiassi with
common eoupositiou ure red. This en Oppor.
tury Tor intsl gent ard steady youns men. BILLINGS
& TAYLOR, Book, Music ard loo Primers Nc. PAX
place.
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THIsDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TIVE REVENUE BOOK, containing the
4 nsw TeuH of lsl6, together with the Tariff OF l4@
corrpsred Also the Sub-Treasury. Warohousing, and
Csrafiau Transit Bills Of si6 and the Drawback Lava
LEswisc the new British 1srf, amended AZ the ats
session Of Parliament; which u sdde table OF Foreign
Cons reduced 10 Federal currency. Published BY GHp
II BELL Bookseller and Stttioner, No 1913 y lssfl-st
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BOARD WANTED Prom LIST of MAY next

~ Gentleman his w lie, and Child year, old,
with partial Board io ID Gentleman ouly Not below 18th
above 'lst. Ay small family about taking house,
from LET May next End hayink than they want,
would find the advertiser willing 20 take entire o0r and
furnish bis apartments There be- other Board
the house Must have Gas Croton water Bath &c.
The Gentleman Is engaged Ia the Dry Goods business down
town aud unuegtOnahe references given and required
Address GEO. p, Box No. GU Pose hice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

ITO DENTISTS Wanted a Mechanical and
Operstng DENTS: who understands hs busIucss thos
onsh'y and can co-ne well recommended NJ Others need
Apply One who teels himself Competent % lake charge o.
an islrsr: wiz b. prsfsrrsd inrire personally Of
+ PRETEsR.. Dentist No. I59 Bowery, from to 10 A.
NJ and 6 10 ! p VI
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DOARDING-A pleasant Room, with bed.

I'D attached the second door OF new house,
with modern improvements Also smaller k0oms with
tu partial board, small family. The best OF reter-
ences given. Inquire at No - ronpkin-place South
Brooklyn, situated midway between the south and hsnh-
ton Ferries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

ITO PUBLIsHERS.-A French Geatleman
v,.br. 70 t-.,.l,,e sceutie Medical or other works
fon FrsDch INTO Essash and wee versa Address NJ
Trkuae OEce.
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uELLERs SALOON of WONDERS

nlNo. $50 Broadway, Chinese Buildings -ELEvENrH
WIN o. the PRINCE of WIZARDS BRILLIANT
SUCCESS Of the NEW SERIES.-Crowded and Enthns-
sstc Audiences Every Hisht,-Prof ROBERT HELLER,
the greatest MAGICIAN In the world ees for the Eleventh
Week OF hs indispensable wonderful entertainments
choice selection Of his extraordinary
WONDERS OF THE MAGIC ART!
combined with his mysteron experiment OF the miraculous
SECOND SIGHT!
Everng performances to commence a. u o'clock and
Saturday Afternoons AIS ADMISSION % eta Children 3
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"ANTED-At No III NasSau-St, Sales
w men Clerks Por-srs Barkeepers, Men GA steamers
and Railroads, Girls As CooSs, Ch'rhernac.. Sc.
PdDS. SPHINX Agent.
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BOARDING in CHELSEA.-A genticma

~ having more than he wants. would tase uen-
tensn and his wife and single Lady % boad where they
may have the OF quiet home LIST Of May. or part
OF House 10 let. Inquire at No. 1873 West 18th 81
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- Room first floor bisement, with fuli board IL
suited permanent engagement oeaiion between 10Th
ard Cthsts % anu ith-ays Addr e.s PHYSICIAN Trb-
We Office, stating terms, SC.
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mdnts.

As CHAMBERNAID, and assist with washing
N and ironing By Protestant Girl. Can be sen for
two days az No. So It'll s., at her present employers
As WET NURSE, by respectable young
~ woman with excellent recommendations Apply at
No. u East l6th-st
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10 HIRE-For q family of one

pe,son from May !, snail cottage, with sudsn and
stable, the vicinity Of Cso1nsye, in some other
pleasant location about the distance from the city
Furniture viii be hiEed with the house. If desrsd Al
dress stating location, rent, kc,
JAMES S. SLUYTER, No wanst
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= s. SCHOOL AGENCY. by E. H. VIII

VNANTED-At No | BOnd-St., a smart, &C
w tive Boy about Is years Old assist Ia waiting ami
to 20 er,n6s &C. and who bring good references az
70 eisractcr
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VNANTED-At No. ~ East l5th.st.. a neat
w tidy Protestant Girl 10 do the general homework OF
a small my. Must be first rate Washer sud roner aud
good plain Coot understand baking Good reference
qurtd Wages s5 per month.
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Bodrh anh sooms.

irge G, nteuen Lta'cs can be pleasantly accom-
sdsfed with Board ard Rooms furnished OF anirasAed,
in new frsclsss house, with az the sloleru improve
meats amiy small gcnse sri other boaIders. Cab
a the second house easf Of Sth Az on sosAss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

TEN MEN WANTED-Of good address, TO
- ale As psr day A.o -n with 500 20 AXE Al L.
tr-est n Depot IN Philadelphia nay n.ke si'y r,
annun. Cal CT address No. Sl7 bosery, Ion ~
O'clock.
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WANTED TO RENT from LIST Of May.-I
w want part Of house, convenlently Arranged Fam
Iy consists Of we infant and sef Ny rsferenoes
are eltlonable. STATE terms location, kc. JOHN
RICHMOND, Bon r., Tribune Office
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DOARD nnd PIANO.FORTE.-A Gentleman
DOARD in BROOKLYN.-A Gentleman and

- Wanted by Gentleman aud his wife, FUR i-hed
Room and iu Board both respectable prya' fam
ily In a quiet pleasant street ia Brooklyn i've minutes
walk from Fulton Ferry. Address post paid d. y. O. Box
No 2li Newiork PosOfice, with real ne 40 descrip-
ton OF location, room aud terma
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18
Notice !

Tofiav. trlo rlaH stpplg Trenches min
70, ir..tf.tcg'.sa ,slity ,siti fHt0g apPTa.
the o. i-HtaUi
NJ PlELPs, respectfully inorms'he citizens
,u Outw1 and adjoining lnwlus. that he
vlI' he uuhini the coming .cusnu Ton any work in
tbr rrm-ut line, masonry or Nmf"n'hlnr' Nv
many ,.,t. r,nl tt,rrr IN IN. eastern states h.
Urf'r. EnHrIi ilai hr rau rlyr satisfaction 'onIl
WHO may favor hm w,th wotk Residence
tJWu -.
Esfsr.p,s, IS. n GdiDry, wm. Il W. Go.h.
muu. X. lhanc, Mos O'm1u. w
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Something New !.

~ ". G.. GODDlNC wouldmirrn hepuhir
-. that We il now manufacturing harness W.T.
pntru self Adjusting Buckles. whichHrc decidedly
ahead olnnyhng yet introduced tor strength safe
", and convenience Call aud examine theni lnr
yourselves Mt his OLD stand oi the sign ct thu CIV
HarH,S Siop. on Columbus street lie willnlso
keep m ,.orimcn, oi harness witho'd siylrhlckrs
NJ good aud as cheap a. can he purchasedany.
where sept Is
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80: - OTTAWA NURSERY,

X ---IS & MURPHY would announce 20
y n- pnHl. that ib,y witI hHy- tHr .l.r. IbS
IHi 900 l3rlr nursery .iu1''d one m.r west # tU,
court unu-r, un ld- ru1i "uduL fu Peru.u uu-l "a
trn-fr assortment at Fult TIRE ShrUhhry liar.
dr Roses, GlrruIJusr agl l.ei54crOlsr perennial
plants.
Our stock of.'auIarl Gut md owarfpa1r rrrrs
comprising u.. JHr y'urtlr- ol apple nrrr p.Im.
cherry and apricot recommended hN Ihr cuugrrss
OF .ut gruwp... nre ul 'urh sAr aud qIaaIy a.
no contrast can dl-pnrr-
Oit;pu,,hrrf'., We have 70 varlr'lc-, 'nt1u's,
- vIr,rur- ut Gwprs. the back Hamburg,
lnn'uu, Isabella, aud taHwhr. R.pN".u's,
no" Yellow Antwerp ,,1l Hei iutrTp tmus0
ma, aud tur-ioDi tluWruug shwH.- Nrhrus,
Fow-.n. Amopi. Nmo,ph,, ,orcpor., Curuu,
yellow Il wru1, Cu'tuuca. Ter, r.uuuuUu., tuI.y-
hrI.l1pIu q uurr ,L.nc, pryrl = Prir'. wreath.
Jti1- Ir'". Spr.H>, ~yuu.I- I1rsrII Ensrg
considered Us wrUy The lun-t heHu'Ilu' p,lnt MIRO.
dncrl hy VIZ fpuunr. rom hiul
btRl-"s wr have BoIrlnu.. Erugol. Ten Nor.
srltr, llyNfrd tUina, Hrrprluli- ur Brnunii-,
CLIMBING rose, Mos. ro,-sHul N.crophIa rusrs.
inpuir.- IUuuy mutun Hndh"rl1rru1~ Iir ,ulr-,
PhoN-Sr,rrni ynri"tlts nclu,iup phInN drum.
month, Double daui1-, cnrnnuuu., plroirrs
c.rysnu h. Wuus puupnnr ~ Till puinu rhy.nn.
thrmum, prtuuras, Nlcrcmbrlg, As geruuiums
ht'lulhrop's. vluCus. etc.
Summer Ciipiirs--N auraudin, Blrclayan,
Cobra Sc1uiru., and lopho.pwuun.
BllboUs Fio,cer R.ots-- AurmoUe, glaudiolus
In Uuum rUhrtU-r. tulip. etc
Hedge PiIRts-2Uu OO Usage orange plant:
al the mn-i Thirty growth
NUrSeru Nfock s. 100 600 apple seedlings. NoC
cherry, 9OJO hluus which W. viii sell cheap II
persons starting nurseries, either as stocks 81
worked.
Greenhouse Papfs- Rhododcndrous, calmca'
aIrlin- an Cnmrlius
Our apple trees which wo oilrT loI SAFE mus in'
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wooden Ware.

~ NESTS Boston tubs,
w 20 doa, best shooppals,
IS doz hest .
Kriir rays, wooden spoons. towel rollers covered
pals, nest boxes Nc. at fsp25l s d. GRlpitYs.
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VAIN bic E.,m Cur safe.
>traNc,, ar stolen.

Sfr!INc1 or ~:Oith'
sESn 4 NY person that has lost hnr-e
u NA---r> y OF horses colts or cltll' wilhln
p'aaA 1n hr lat Dor ivcnr., and wishes To
El-SST dud thrm; it he VII WRITE me,
- -ssrsa., post paid AT Ottawa, l|,Ryrgh's
residence. the age, color aud
mark,o animals. lihiuk lcar give HIM uOnrma.
uun where they NAV he found aSl have hunted
r.ira,s ever since November !, 1851 during
whirh tire have found n good many 'myc"hrr.
Sea. cole, and cattle NOW mkrn up. That do not
know al AMY owner Tor and number cl them
that dtvr been wurk"d lor2 aud , years, am told
wcrru yer ndvcru.rd.
also rrQursi ullprr ons IN The state kuownrol
any r-unyr that thrlrucighhors may have. ~ he
suk Kind % to wrJtcmr glvlur NJ the mln'snaine
anil residence, description OF hnrsr. Sc
,h1IlcontAup the hu.iueys have nkrntnwn
nul will continue to take downnll estravs that |
mny 6ld Editor.thtorghout the slatc will con.
f.rapyor upOnthc public at large by lns'rilt q
tAt- notice. NNNOEh BLACK
I'm, nu4wa, La Siip Go Illinois Nchirl
Kennedy, driugon, Bureau 60 L u stiles,
Dixon. Feb. l9-!7-ly
/
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0G A,o>>uurIlSi'oouGu.

We orr.t'he truth at thea o,c stat. ul,nt.
v. N,'.lNIi. T. I.I.rut the Nu.r,..r Why.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-01
Marine Court


JUNE 30.-Holman vs. the Ne,c York and Har-
lem Railroad Company.-This was an action
brought against defendants for damages or injuries
done to plaintiffs horse in May last The cars were
coming down from Harlem on Sunday evening, and
when near the crossing at 10th street against
and killed the horse. Tue horse passed upon the
track on the north side OF ll5th street. over what il
called a "catle trap" constructed with view to
prevent cattle from getting upon the track. The act
incorporating this company us well as the general
railroad act, requires this company to erect all the
necessary safeguards TO prevent animals from getting
within the enclos,ye owned by this company. Ii
was proved that this horse was Ia the habit of stray
ing around the neighborhood of the accident, alone
and unattended, aud that upon this occasion he
strayed upon the track. In charging the jury, the
Court held that the first inquiry was, whether the
street formed sufficient protection to keep cattle Off
the track, and such the statute required. Ii it
was then defendants were entitled to verdict
otherwise it must be for plaintiff Second, if the
horse got upon the track in any manner whatever
whether defendants exercised ordinary care and dill
gence in endeavor to avoid the collision If they
did, they were not lable-otherwise, they were. Yer
dict for plaintiff $50.
Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy.
Chapman rs. Smnh.-This was action to
due bill of $50, and interest since May 3D.
ls49. The due bill had reservation that certain
expenses OF foreclosure suit (or rather the expense
attending the aGjcurnng of one was to be deducted
aud retained by defendant as maker Of the due bill
the adjournment having taken place at request Of plain
tff IT appeared the premises were in Ulster county
that plaintiff had the sale postponed, and the
attorney in the proceedings proved that the expense
of such adjournment was about $l2 or Si3. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for Que bill 6educting ofset viz,
S4S Al, which gives costs to defendant, rs il is
requisite for the plaintiff to recover $50 to be
titled TO costs
John CuTea rs. james S'ern.-This was an
action fer and occupation OF certain premises in
FortysiXth strrti, for one year, ending May l. 1858
500 Defendant produced and proved receipts
for the February quarter; AID also In full to May
1903. Plaintiff denied receipts or the payment Of
the money, and called as /. witness the defendant,
who testified that he paid the plaintiff on lst May,
le63 in foi up TO that day; that al matters between
the parties we're settled that day, except $50 OF
money which be had previously loaued defendant,
and which defendant promised 10 pay, but had not
done. Defendant then moved for leave 10 amend
bis pleadiHgs 20 as TO claim and be allowed his $50.
After IN argument ;he Court bed that under tie
113d section Of the code of 1852 the amendment
must be allowed, tie amendment " did not sub
stantiply change shc claim Or defence" Judgment
for detendant for $50 and costs.
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From the Plains.

Correspondence 81 the st. LOUIS Rspubiicsa1
FoRT KEARNY, June G, 1S53.-Up to this dats
there have passed Fort Kearny 8,746 men, 2,OS8
women, 1852 children, 4,S39 horses, 1927 mules,
81 ,493 cattle, 2,377 wagons, and III 900 head It
sheep. On the roads from st. Joseph and Indepsnd-
ence, there must be at least IS 900 head more Of
cattle, and $4,000 head of sheep. These statistics
relate only to the emigration south OF the Platte,
and may be safely estimated as not exceeding
half the entire emigration and stock which an
crossing the plains this summer. As far as I can
Judge the emigration this year will be considerably
less perhaps onefourth. than that Of last year. while
the number of cattle and sheep will be at least twice
as great. Not so many horses or mules are taken,
but they are generally Of the best kind.
1t gives me pleasure to state that Capt. Wharton
is still in command at this station and that he con
Dues 10 devote himself not only to protect the emf
grant as far as the limited resources which tho
government, in the pursuit of niggardly policy,
has placed at his disposal but also to facilitate and
cheer the sunburnt traveller on his weary way; and
need hardly add that the kindness which Capt.
Wharton and his excellent lady know well how u
bestow upon the fatigued and careworn is fully
appreciated.
II IL understood here that Fort Kearney il to be
deserted after this years emigration is passed, and
the troops Withdrawn from this vicinity We can
scarcely imagine what the object Of government "a
in taking such a course, unless it is TO show that Is
intends bas,ly to desert the emigrants and throw
them entirely upon their own for protes-
ton But Judging from the past what else could b
expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-01
The Cbinese Dramatic Com ynny.


In your remarks on Wednesday, IN relation :, thi'
company, you say-"The agent, Mr. Beach. was for
nisle0, believe, with note Of hand to r. 4. Bar.
mum for 6 600; but that gentleman relu cd TO honor
it, and absolutely declined taking any share what
ever In the enterprise
What You term note Of hand was draft On Mr.
Barnum Tor Sc, 900, and the draft was gwen with
out the slightest shadow OF authority from AIR. Bar.
mum, he, Of course declined paying it. nEfGct, the
drawer OF this draft in question apologized 10 Mr..
Barnum for the unwarrantabe use Of his name, and
said that of course he did not expect Mr. Vs. to pay
it. Truly yours, Jous GREENWOOD, Jr.
AMERICAN MUSEUM, June 80, 1853.