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Passengers Arrived.

IIvERrooI-steamship Niagars-Mr Alcalde, W View
Maaiser simpson Blake soae usbofns RoSsr.
Fell, w Fell, II s Hobart, Messrs Pilkngton, Aiken
p Pun IT, S s. I'm, orschseld French MP Plump
sens ssutt Miss ssutt James Wood ia Thomas
MISUNDERSTANDING Uncle sam-M Perry Capt Pa
terson, shryer, Fort, 8eeson, I Ball, J aan-
hen, G Tomlinson, T Mann Watson, Mrs Watson, r
Watson, Cutter Cutter Dr. Franklin, Lieut. Besb
yer MT and Mrs capes and child 'a'' woolssy Hoo...
/ Schroeder Geisbam, Mr. and Mrs Laae II Watson, =
Cunningham and lady, Fisher, Withsrs, Cc1byn .
Crooks, VIM Fulard Mrs Van Dusen and child, An
Daniels, WIN NJ Barker, n Csney, y, and Mrs Nolan.
fes fT Miner, Ell Mo1,sll, sst.sisr,s
Nelson, Mrs Lane, T S Mitchell Thaw, Meni.-d, D
B Milne, B Van Buren,, Whiting, Msrri son, B
Post, Bullion, stanton, Savers, 2, Volt W%
SON / Durham D hanson smith, D - s.sayton, q
Ballentine, H Psri.e, W GLEASON, O tseason,
Potter Gale, VIM Farrell, Mcpheto,s, Luther, q
Mrs Hall, Mls Fan, Frishs. A Flood, $ Flood 9
B Cssss, I.ilsy J scoheld, squarga and LADY
MoNsl sAAs, B Garshe, Dspuy, vanable, We
SS hsa1z nsss PI Rogers F' s.t
son, SHED, Il kost M Christopher and lady, p
Blades Root Godson, Cary 7 Alervard, Kane.
J Schureman, Myers. Brooks, w Dawsay Charles.
r Bear. Rating, n Hsrman, ca Farrell, johnson, NJ
/ n Buck, 9 Harmony. H Myers NJ Howe, Howe,
Eenya Mason, Priny, Thomas T Rutlege, VIM Ful
NJ, W Farrell, VIM Dunlap Ruth, L J Bier s II Hall,
OF B Dorsey, Espy d Wmpe, Joseph Joseph VIM
Peterson Warrenner, @ Berry Anderson johnson,
Anderson, ) Cochran; P Horne, D Mclaughlin,
Cornell Little, L Dodge, Macan HaGy. d n.
bridge VIM Black, P Brown, Jackson, Z Jenkins, 3
Jenkins, Pickens, Green, Hardness, Skinner, q
p1yschs s + Hatch Berry, Martin, johnson, Z
Councilman, Bowden, jackson, Mrs Ward, q
/ Styled, jackson.
SAN JuAS-Steamship Northern Iight-Capt T Lucas.
Ludley, Andarese, Capt Sherman, Capt Sprague
and lady, Leonard Capt Sutherland, W Ware 8
Meers, vndenburg, L Hosley, lesley John Gray,
Geo Hightower and lady, MISS NJ Blanchard Mayhem
Milan, Capt Thos Ferguson, Capt Havens W H Bush
nell, Capt Childs Capt II + Crowel Capt Eldredge
L b Johnson, Bass Bass, W Cummings @ Farmer s
Squairs, Spalding, Cushing Gass, Watson Rsss
| Ingham, White, Roeben, S Wheeer Fullosk, 4
CARMEL Carmel, w massly, B Dudley, J spear. FlesohsS
| Ctley, w ID Averili 0 Farmer, y Fish, Morgan, =
Forsyth, W Daniels Weymouth, b Knapp, HsrdsY
WIN Head, Nv smith-e6 IL the stesrnge,
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IyIeG.

On Saturday evening, Feb IL, CHARLOTTE u4bter Of
George and Anna Maria Elliott aged years IL DAVIS
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral this Monday afternoon at O'Clock
frsm the corner Of Ninth street and avenue C.
On Saturday, February H. JAooB s ARcurARIus in the
32d yyar Of his age
HIS friends and those Of bis family are respectfully in
yted to attend the funeral from the residence Of his
mother No 10 Canal street this Monday after
neon at O'Clock No special invitations will be given.
In Brooklyn, Friday evening, Feb ii, JoHr G MUIR
PITY, aged 20 years.
The friends of the family invited to attend his fune
raj, this Monday afternoon, ut az O'Clock, from
hi. late residence No II Concord street without further
invitation
On Thursday Feb. TO- at 1ss Church street. Of csoup
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MARITIMR INTELLIGEHCE.
ARRIVED.

AKKIVEn
N steamship Niagara, Lang. Liverpool Jan 90 at
noon to r Cunard Feb g. passed Br bark Arabia for
London 1lih mo lat Sc) 10 PM passed large steam
en- steering r. Jan H. sgnahzed Am ship Frances Sage
from Liverpool for New York.
steamship Northern Light, Miner San Juan, Nc Feb
T. IN Vanderbilt.
Steamship Uncle Sam. Mills, AspinwaD Feb s, Kings
ton ia, 7, To hills.
Ship Hercyna OBJ reported below yesterday as the Flo
renal Mason Manila les days via Singa PORE II, days
TO order Jan g. lat Ion rs 90 spoke ship Scargo (of
BOSTON, hence for Port Philip, with passengers ali we'll
Ship India, Bearse Calao SO days, via Hampton Ro sds
2days (where she put in for orders), to Riley Co
Jan lat % Ion IS W, spoke bark Thames from Liver
pool for Australia with passengers, all well same time
spoke Br bark Derwent from do for do, all we'll
snip Montezuma (pkt), DeCourcy, Liverpool % days,
with 40 passengers, TO Marshall Co Jan 26 lat
8 81 lon q A. exchanged numbers with ship sho wing
No 6sb7 under the second distinguishing penant Mary
ats signals With jibboom and bowsprit cap gone.
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Notwithstanding State Of Georgia. Collins Savsn-
nah Kennebec Clark NYork; bark James Bayley Bishop,
Matanzas, Feb 2; briggs hordenskold (Norw), Carnum
0ate Bjerding), Rio Janeiro 80 days VIM Crawford,
Perry Cardenas schrs Ro sley, Rogers, Trinidad de
Cuba; II Holiness Lodge Mobile; Triumph, Mason, and
Eclipse, Potter, NYork.
Enthusiastically City Of New York, Matthews, Bos-
ton briggs Adele, Lewis 81 Kits; Lucy Atwood Atwood
Maanzas Mail, Baker Boston; schrs Charm. Berry do
Eclipse, Potter, Brooklyn; Smith futile, Baker; Pro-
yin
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APALACTICOLA-Arr Jan 81 ship Geo A Phelps SHEER
man, New York; schr Arlington, March, New York. Feb
l. bsrks Jupiter Merritt, Boston Lady Knight Choate
Providence; Feb o bark Hebron, Kilby Boston; ship
John Bupyan, Nichols New York bark John Henry Ma
tanzas schr Norfolk Packet York. Cid 18th ships Sea
Lion, Hall, Liverpool Canton Clark Iiverpool bark Asa
Fish, Gates, Boston; Jan 81, ship Forest City Allen
Boston; bark Jane Williams, Mason, York; Feb L.
ship Mary Whittier, Jones, Boston Feb q Br bark
In port Feb ships Persian (Br) Barton for liverpool
Geo Phelps, Sherman, for Europe Southport wilson
for NYork sagadahock Fisher for Boston; Atlantic Hay
den for Boston Queen Victoria, Chase, for Liverpool
all ldg; John Bunyan, Nichols, fm NYork waiting;
berks Diamond OBJ Irvine for Liverpool Iewellyn, SHEER
man. for York; Vernon, Faye, for Boston; Nautilus,
Jupiter Merritt, FIN Boston, dschargng; Lady Knight
Choae, for BOSTON loading Hebron, K!by, fm Boston,
a. asp % osn sans si
and Montserrat Barton for York loading; schrs Gull
mare Bunker for Providence, g; Arlington, March, for
BALuM6RE-Arr Feb II ship Flora Macdonald Mis-
kelly liverpool Nov "a; nrkst Qpdell, Hartman, Pa
lssmo w brig. JSsePhn. from buy sth.r
Hsnry Kirby New Ysri xches 90 ss.s md per es
sin, N nssssrC a NGw Yo,y risnnn
pemarara: schrs Eugenis, Pesd West !ndis, , yaiat
Watts Savannah; D l. sturges, Falrohild, New Yorl
Hydrangea, Bridges Charleston; Townsend Elllott
BATH-Arr Feb 10, brig Clara Ellen, Ffsns' q. sova,
nab Cid brig Catharine Nckels, Nickels, NJ .tanzss.
BoToN1nrr Feb y o AN shirs Loo 1s ca SNOW Ca
skolaeld Mobile; Esther Barney (of y York; Bsrne
AIalaobcola via Holmes Hole barks Scott DYER. Mi
Gsrdsr as 2eth ult - Marys !Gt Mxs,s Misn Mobi
Philadelphia; brig Mary Perkins, ickerson, Rchmon
Va schi Arcturus, Fletcher. NYe rk steamer Atlantic
knight, Portland. CID ship HarT ct i Jessie, Milton,
tons), Davis, Australia Mary sroushton Bowers Riv'
cieniuesos Oak, Rider sI.l.dslphisi briss v rsese
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Co.
Bark Ro.ana lof Thomsston), Brown Bordeaux, "A
WNW, stove boats head rails fore and aft started ring
bolts set the water casks adr &C. and sustained other
Nesmith, from New Orleans for Liverpool
Brig L Walton (of Proyidsnce) Titus, Lisbon, 81
boldt (of Buckspor), days from Boston for Havana
Brig Timothy Crosby (of Bangor), Harding, Port au
spoke brig ne Of and from Boston for 4ua U
II days out with loss of fore and manopmast and
ing jbboom same time spoke brig Rufus sOule, Of and
from New York for Aspnwall II days out.
Brig Sarah Peters (of Elsworh), Mcfarland, Belize,
Hon. 70 days, to Colin. Experienced gales from
NE to NV sprung head of foremost carried away head
Big Abino Cooper (of Pittston) Landiken Attakapas
10 days, to Peck Lyman Jan II lat % So lon 80 in
sehr Balticus (oldonburg' Refe, Bathurst Coast of
Africa, Al days to Pope & Co.
America $50 days, to Pavensted Schumacher. Nov.8
lat Sc lon 65 spoke Br ship Queen, from Liverpool for
Nov "a lat 50 Ion T. spoke Bl ship n
Nov 20 lat 2S s Ion 40 spoke ship Leopard Greewes
from Boston for San Francisco Al DAYS out Dec 20 lat
10 s. Ion 81 spoke Br ship Krkman Finley from liver
pool for Bombay, SO days out
Schr Bergen, Cole Petersburg, 0 days
Schr New York Wyatt Richmond, days.
Schr Alice, Weeks, Baltimore, days.
Schr Ann d. -, Georgetown II days.
Schr Frank, McMath Norfolk days.
Schr L Bayles, Thompson Hagerstown, Nd days.
schr Ida, Adkins. Milford, Del days.
schr Williamson, May Milford, Del, days
Schr > ID hart, Rawley, kocEand, days
Schr Mendrick Fish, Shaw Rockland, days.
Schr Justana, Hewett, Rockland, 5 days.
schr Ontario, Hasler, Rockland, days.
Schr Vendonia, -, Rockland, days.
Schr Leprelette Brown, Rockand 10 days
Schr Lucy White, TORY, Rockland, days.
Schr Melbourne, Xix, Rockland, days.
Schr Richmond Woad Rockand 12days.
Schr W Dyer, Dyer. Boston, 3 days. for Tanger.
Schr Lacon, Bearse, Boston, days.
Schr Susan, Bearse, Portland, days.
Schr Rocket, Townsley, Calais days.
Schr A Paine, Dumb, Eastport 25 days.
Sloop Harvest French, Providence, days.
Sloop Fredk Brown, Gardiner, Providence, days
BELOW
Ship Mercury, Conn, Liverpool, with mdse and pas
sengers.
Ship Hampden (Ham), Hamburg via Hampton Roads,
with mdse and passengers
Also, Br bark, with passengers.
SAILED.
Yesterday bark PANEL Webster, for Australia.
The ship Staghound did not sail yesterday she Is still
receiving cargo.
RrruRSEpThe brig Kate Means (of surry) Mcfarland,
hence for Vera Cruz On the night of the 18th inst of
Sandy Hook into by large fore and aft schr
which carried away foreyard deemed it advisable to
turn for repairs.
Wind at sunset NE to NV.
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TeIegraphic Marine Reports.

FtD
The bark Lnwood arrived to day, reports leaving the
following vessels at Rio Janeiro Jan Ship Narragan.
sett from NYork for California wig repairs barks Pana
ma from Boston for NOrleans to sail 4th: Maria from
do for do, ldg Wagram, for NYork dg; Hazard do to
sail sth Maryland, do to sail 4th Neptune for Boston,
wig fg Catharine Augusta Fl ON NYork for Port Philip
wig repairs; st James, from Philadelphia disg; White
Wing from Boston, do brig Gen Worth for Philadelphia
Feb 3.
BosToy, Feb 13.
Arrved-Bsrk Hathorne, from NOrleans
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Married..

At Hoboken, on Wednesday Feb. Q, BY Rev. J. r. Gre
CORY, Col JAMES CIo7D 10 Mrs EITHER BENSON widow OF
the Late John Benson. Esa-
IN Philadelphia, Feb. Z, by the Rev g. Wiley OF the
Church Of the Nativity, Mr. RICHARD A. THBYArpyAU OF
this city to Miss AIIcB AyNy edest daughter CT the late
Jos. o. Thibeauieau E-q Of her Britannia Msje,tv',
Ordnance Service, Ccyon, Fact Indies
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Physiological, Bellevue II; Pententlary Blackwell
Island l. City Hospital, g. City Prison Lying in Asy-
lum, ]; Almshouse Backwels Island, 2; Coored per.
sons, g.
Internents returned from Wards Island q.
THOMAS X. DOWNING, City Inspector.
City Inspector Office, Feb. IL, 1883
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Weekly Report Of Death,


In the City and County of New York from the 5h day of
February to the 18th day of February 1853
Men, &C; women, Il; boys Ill; girls s9-Tota 1877.
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Court OF General Sessions.

Before Judge Beebe and Alderman Peck.
JUNE The Giard Jury entered the court this day,
ard found true bills IF indictment against some seven
eight per- for various Offences consstr chiefly Of
assault AID battery and robbery.
CONVICTED.
T1LeTn.-A named Iocklhnd RrenUsn was charged
with robbps Michael ynch. II appeared from tao evil
deuce Of the complains that he entered he
src, ART fOolshly exposed his money tohim He then
of Twenty sixth street. Fast river; here he followed
by the Gefendant who along with others, beat him.
and succeeded in taking from him two three dollars
They would, IN al probability, have robssI him of a
f money. amounting to abo at seventy five dollars ii he
had not luckily laid his pocket book containing the
soupt aside before they entered tho cabin Of the boat
Not satisfied with b.atiug and robbpg him board tho
boat, they carried him up to tho prisoners house in
Frst where they took four dollars FROM him.
ing that he had lot OF counterfeit his person.
The court from the evidence Of the complainant,
charged he jury TO bring verdict OF assault and bat
terry. The jury then returned verdict Ct guilty Of
assault and battery only
SENTENCED.
Bu,yaqy-Two boys about sixteen years Of age named
Fisk and Owens charged with entering the Of
Mr. Lewis, aud taking therefrom about 80 in cents
When the prisoners arrested, about shilling in
coppers found upon the person Of of them The
prisoners stated that theJ did not break open the store
but entered IL Though the door, which open. The
Jury after few moments consideration returned
Iict of guilty Of petty larceny The prisoners
fenced TO be rned in u Penitenary for s months
ACQUITTED.
EuLs Prsi61tes "A pnrued Valentine Sweetsler was
cha aed with obtaining Eve dollars fom German BY
giving him al.o token, being OF Lyons magnetic
Pin mejes for five dollars In bills. The comp 4inant bad
just arrived in this country and not well acquainted
with the currency OF the United States. The counsel for
the prosecution abandoned the on the ground thai
the conn IsDsnt if OF common sense, should have
been acquaI ted with the currency of this country The
jury therefore rendered formal verdict of not guilty
charged til the next day, the court adioarnng until
the same time.
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feet and the stomach must all contribute 10 the health
Of the body; and expect to effect anything with our
unanimou. In our desires We ask for no local
tionsl improvements Heretofore have failed BY our
disunons. Let us do so no longer.
Mr.. APpERsoN, Of Kentucky-I rise to make an In
quiry do not understand the question uodsrstsnd
Mr. President that you have decided any member has the
right call for the division Of any resolution which can
be subject to division do not think them this reso.
luton to decide upon these questions In bulk can oe eo,ed
upon for if we 90 the whole, the Chair has decided
that the vote may be taken upon single point adopted
If any gentleman should demand IT. therefore, after We
have voted and adopted all these questions IN bulk some
gentleman may cali for division ot tine resolution ana
The CnAIR-The question is, shall the motion to
divide the subjects OF resolutions Of the General Com
nttse be adopted? The vote will be taken by States
1he result OF the vote follows ard decided LOST
AYES
Virginia, Alabama,
Mary land, Kentucky,
Georgia, Tepnsssee,
Texas, Arkansas,
LOUISIANA. Mississippi
OILS,
Florida.
Gen. NJ Hunt perceive that Galveston Ia not in
cud.d Ia The ports toned in that resou ton Imove
as ao amendment hst The pane of Galveston be added
Upon motion Of Mr.. ArrERsoN. further amendment
was made that the port OF Richmond be stricken from
the resolution, and The port Of Norfolk inserted in ita
place
The vote Of tie house then taken upon the report
Of the General Committee as amended, which was unani
nousiy adopted.
Messrs Tiezeyant, Byrns, Marshall aad Merrill offered
various resolutions which referred to the General
Committee to prepare them for to the Con-
vention. As these olutjons he brought up again.
defer their publication iii that time
Nh. j A KAssAN Of Missouri, then offered the follow
ing resolution which unanimously adopted
Resolved, That in the pinon Of this Convention Of
great Importance that each state should establish bureau
tiean in which shall be collected all flcs touching the
pability production industry arts health and popula
tion the States the eDdunt OF WHOM should at
ench session OF the legislature report thereto such facts
and suggestions as he may think expedent they de-
mGnd.
The Convention then adjourned till tom
ming, Dune So at nine O'Clock
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United States District Court.
Before Hon Judge Ingerscll.

CHARGE OF LAND WARRANT FORGERIEs.
JUNE 15.-Ihe United States Garrett g. ShMfelM-
This case which has been trial for the past .hrae
days. this Afternoon at az o'clock, submitted to the
jury who, at O'Clock. we're stil out
for the United States. and Messrs Tamadge and shaer
for the defendant.
The defer was indicted under the first section of
the act Of Congress passed March 1929 charging him
with forging, utteng Transmitting 10 the Department
At Wash gton, and receiving land warrant aud three
These papers bear the Of Ann Sheridan, and
each sigred with mark. The real w0msh writes
good hapd) They claim that size is entitled to land
warrant and extra cay, as the mother of Antho-
nv Sheridan, who served in the Mexican war as
private Of Marines board the IT, S. steamer Scorpion
ard tLst Anthony Sheridan died the 9th Of August
ls4s It appeared in evidence thai the written claims
& hch bear tho names Of Charles Turner aud Henry
williamson wituesses) together with the power Of At
toiney-tbe forged Papers in question-wers acknow-
EDGED before b Coppinger Commissioner of Deeds
sbuseldt to Gen eral McCara This agent in washington
who presented them in due of business received
the lard warrAnsand money, and reunited tho 20
he psid it to Mrs. Sheridan 1t also appeared in
evidence by feveral witnesses, that notwithstanding
the woman who Appeared before him 10 April thst Mrs.
Sheridan was in Waterbury, Connecticut, the
whole of the year 1851, and was not away
New Ysls in January is5s to lawyer nAoed Aens,
Benedict, for the purpose OF getting from Washington
u. sna warrant ana money ane or acoonnt Of ner son
81 '"ASpSs Col IVY" w "!P.S1l'" .uo o0Pni auCAs
that forgery had been committed and The laad warrant
&C., obtained. In the Same month Shufeldt went to
Waterbury, where he Mrs. Sheridan, gave her
money urged her come 70 New York, upon the plea
that 70 ~ond rurke out the necessary papers, and get
the 12 rUSfHa JUG ss sne oecnsa NM Nm
Benedict to the United States Attorneys Office and made
paint against Shufel't for forgery lie arrested
and gave bail in 81 GOO About week subsequently,
Shueidt gave Mrs Sheridan the value Of the land
rant and extra pay.
The defence two fold. First, that srs. Sheridan
really the person who signed the applications and
poser OF attorney ard second that Sher imposed
upon by other women whom he cannot find o.
learn an, thing about. clerk in lsiendan.s Office
called upon the stand who proved that Mrs. Sheridan is
In fact the woman; that she again into the Office
about six weeks after making the appicat ou and
informed By deend that he had rot yet received the
warrant, and thereupon advanced her some money;
Whereas appeared upon the tro from the records Of
the Pension Office. that the warrant issued the
2lst of May only month and three days after the
application.
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Hudson 20 far this The strikes among the differ
ent classes OF workmen have delayed business greatly.
no more strikes the amount carried for Win
equal that OF last year, II will require An increase n
oaoo tons week for the ensuing weeks 70 mskn
UP ns deficiency from the Schuylk region which leaves
put Sixteen seeks OF the and increase Of 500
tons Ter week over the shipments Of last year would
only give an Increase Of 12S ooe toms from the Schuylk
The iehiph will ia all probability increase 100 coo toos
eLo the and Iacka may increase say
70 COO tons which Is all they claim under existing cir
cumstSpcss This would give from the threa
pnc regions OF only 800 tons and oout half -
the whole increase from the khish will be required On
the line Of the works short of tide Tue hpIaents bv the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company and the PennsvI
yania Coal Company to May 20, we're follows
ne'awAre and Hudson Company. AZ $40 tons.
fennsy ivaha Coal Com pany ............. 35,528 6
Making only 81 sGS tons We have quantity sent
70 same time iast TO make comparison but jndg
EIom me above extract from the H0nesdale Journal
considerably behind the quantity to market last
yaI 70 same period these foreoodinga should prove
tfce Tue son OF navigation Is likely close with an
aove 'or coal at higher prices The effect Of this
viii be IN favor OF tie Residing Railroad and the more
especially II the copany this sumer by me sos Of tina
Ab; econ Rsitoai forms connection with the se.
bbe from the reported purchase oy the Read
ing of the W1los street road, Extending from i,roaA
stee.t 10 the Delaware BY thus connecting Pot.ylie
with the Aintic, IL is sad there ill no p.rticulAr
for the Reading Company that the trade NAV be
Navigation, Morris Canal and the quotations for Lehis
Nav gstion, all ye teroay shade lover The sound
stocks hoeeyer all fryn Government loans which
the trues test Of the money Market firm
12c1S to III While such prices these are current
capitalists cannot suppose crsis to be very
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sClienCk VS.. Nudge.

TO TUE EDITOR OF THE NLw YORK HERALD.
In the If Scnerck Nudge, tried before tina
Court Of Gene ssssops reported in your paper OF
day you bai thought proper to make very unfair
OF the matter, ana have dore my client great
titus sice Tie faes stated by the complainant
echpr OK in ha direct mil alton we're, of themselves
ins Gent 70 sustain false p'eionces but exlm
tor when he made (very suctspty his psrt) 10
tell the whee story it l., the ASST ant district ator
ney ooasidered ths frivolous ana ny the
attention cf either the court jury, hat the Judge de
ola cd se abandoned and ordered the jury to
the accused A juror did fe end say that he thought
the jury ought 10 pass formally the case ~nen thu
Judse set h right BY saying that there wss no tact for
,ie jury decide, bus that the sct, well 10 the law,
we're both against the complsirant
The tiJnopy i III NY Office, and also in that OF She
Judge. and to have even handed nst,ce done let ma
ask ycu TO publish this statement, and viii ever hold
myself responsible for its truth. Yours,
JNo. o. ROBINSON,
OF counsel for Nudge
June Il, 1858. No 80 William street.
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Of Kentucky and Tennessee, with the valley Of the
upper Ohio and the Allegheny. The increase OF
stock OF this road. in little more than month past
is RI, $50 600.
The Pacific Railroad Company have completed q
contract for one hundred and thrty-fye miles, Its
length is to be six hundred miles to the boundary of
the State of Missouri.
CENTRAL ONO RAILRoAD.-There are az present
twentyfour hundred laborers at work the line be-
tween Wheeling and GAINESVILLE. The road il being
pushed forward with great energy and will be com
pleted in thirteen months from this time.