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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

~ Or Ct So. tn a,L @ NLiaabuIsh b. d. HOLMES,
ai EAannins PHI sioian for fha Corona Of NswioFx
EEUOF POSITIVE aud SURE We have sJld over
Eeeel NciiceS.

IN IURsUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
Gg. n, S rs TEIi S i. s he ne s.n
IL Le Sat-, Of ono d,e''ed e s 81 as e ss s,s
~ IN re- fy efN.w-yers before re tw,niyea day Of
' M & S'"' fi s IT,, ri aaSsJ yi. gS,cpor
IN III ISSUANCE of IN oder of the Surrogate Of the
Comfy Of NTH s f s ., % d, ne c cs 81 Ss s%
l dead 70 No - VIZ ne T. ssss of
Serl before -, 10 ~ !,n'1ry p,,, Do New
ENIITsUANCE Of ~ order Of the Surrogate II tho
Coz 4 NSyA Sy M BY f .e c Dssa. hss.1s
49," - 20 g. IIsa z Co. 10 n " a.t 10
si a. S.w-Yos Oh ~ tellrs ~ nh day December
D''s -. The i'"" f q ~ r.. 3DAMs oa.ssor
~ IIKsI'ANCE 81 an oder Of the Surrogate Of the
~. Ssr , nor G i. 20 }, savln Ia ,hs
L.l, 70 y ..ss.iier s.ti, saeo Of .l.IsrS sr Lane.
u ' i"@s.iI a b. siSEaa 81 jtaJo 1iaas.o te.
CUIEENE COURI, SULLIVAN COUNTY
.ld ci la VIE Raehe! Herd Hergh Alsrrs Hsrdsaberss
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Iefl 81 r.. 81 as vile ~ adam sod p eEIsv.nI
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Ilra III VIE Giles Benae aud Mary h1 VIZ MH ir, "a.
srs l. CskEs Ih0ls EassEA 1a...it yonn, -
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BroGis ~ Hard, Ebch yobn Hrienoefrn ana %
40 Ter. 30 known def 3ifns 10 nc ~
You are reby lnoned . snser ne -. =, We
ID ,sns.i d acton which Will De NED n ne once
= H., Copty snd copy OF your answer on
ne nv ase n the visre Of Menieeo 10 saa ccahy sam
. ~ Is, sfsr seryce hereof exeins.'s o. ne ay Of
IL 49, nd voa rusFeE bin twen'y asys ..er sf
.es AZ frecl1 ne piaiE;iH.sL spy - tne e9ars
&c =, ~ Jsnsusss ID The MoaIlce.o ~ r. Jane
i.r - feNe. e' GEORGE W LORD Piaatir's Attorney
rrpRFNF COuRT-HOWELL HOPPACK and
Ss,tltuspn q GREENWOOD againzt AvERILL p. LAWYER
- IiWYER. Jr. aDd WILLIAM CkoSS-fo teIf'n,s;
- ieehv ssI1E5oaed The 60 rpant IL thu
81 ~ n y0ly AZ DaakTk casstaa
xgYos witail diYs aeer the service hereof
+. ~ a.. 81 frch md Mfht dfrnian's fll
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d. r.arf iu Of. "a es1 nr d. u 800 80 t,ks
81 b fLt clite D. the
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81 s-crI D. = q. RICE, Plaintiffs srnsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
1853. M1st Sscs Ctaap and reliable ROg-s 1873.
Sumner Arraugen4enL
ALBANY and NhW.lJRk INLAND route

4 IBANi and MN phh INLAND KpL II
~ HAILFOAr-r. RI - Two a-i.y Express IsilA 4 "
oLd g. " h-ng WIKI Clnrl Line O: R4.r1li
Mtst VIII les NJ o. i9r >ra-osl spnn W I--l4 ll-
with Wet ElI tllizln ID
&c Riil4o-ds a, fees Corner or L5lz0- gl. o.
a. rasr Nclfsy. lu'y = from tie IL 30 "
il9us- ieke.5e - b. pelrsi AID bag
fI fs>ay-.......Tas - o. Fo- ssscac .....gre s.
r. Sslslae ldy..-.-.. II. .s-e-,1f ---... 80
Ps.s ssoe,l o. D.o.=- 81 4-sv Az -j-A aal
IL s.,ve .r vii ai ali receive 7isiAs ~ o-y . cr5a
F.. ga tl-.tl-.
jaiy :. ig s-olT sap,si-.--Iel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
Ocean G;edlntrs, &.
AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COupA

\ - ITALIAN - ahHliiI tOhIANt II cr
~ PONl liil II, NrA.OiENE rrd >iO.FL-.ts 9, y
.rii ar.ship Cullen ace bI - =.
Iccr. L. Cc.r Aa!.- n.y.l ably detained!
VIII Dc Gi flcteG - lc above fo.-s WEDNESDAY IA SEP
t,I-t,r .. : o.c.ock t.cIa - Z 80 - y. r.
HE Ap vi! IL 90 .lC doc -. i4sncclI. "a T.
OF l., nits Gaa o. .yC!, ie-so g. o.. APPOINT
p.-ti g., ,lsr- vii End as Aip mol ION -.
oi. a. inJl-i
,ui"c confidently ced tina. The g-lse vii d. ie WIKI
in tfftorss.
i.e Of ne Corpsuv feel Ga hes % b. rrh:'
ihr ihe have been ri - g.
&C., cvur De i c-'trs hUug The machinery hnll-- 10
patca. l'a hes H cuurlt tn1l "a ~
~r6-y opposed worii cured OWNS % Il
.r-c .-r- Re and , Ts e IL g. $50 Do
:.c-.- C. vcrv r--eru. c-y OF which VII be -sj
L. -. -. CRY e.. 49, oftcc C. IL Comi
:. HOWARD - SDN, No. - S.JtiS-'-
u-illas WI te made UP he oco OF IN CJ-4n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

St'i.t AREANCEMi,Ni- loo 81 srds &. q ID y
itr. STtPLLTON. Vanderbilt LAHDl'"- % a'H a--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
CAMpEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 70 PHIL

NuELFHA-Fo Pier No Norh River fsot o. B...eryplae
Two It daily 20 le a. ~ and r. ~ Acc3nnl,s-o Lac a. ID
4 y p tg,: 1HENrOS solsh l1tov tce b. car %
L-.- o. l4 . rLlcl- Z = O.krOa rhlsfeDi.s. fare
- +tiff~f i-e % J =. b. ilbet john POTTER 20
-litg e1ce Or O. .c Cludn Ih7o4zh dina Rle
- Asi mig issTs PL.lsdsF5s s.: 20 A n and 2PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
NOR TWENTY FIVE .ENTs YOU can be cured

Dariha Dyssnery. Chol Seasckne and ali Losenss Of
the Bowls IeVs d. Sars CLARK j. Graves and
r. Wcei. AMI r Atwsn MD of Troy nferense' T. Gran
dell. T.s'imonas he seen by calling No Jl Had
.ons w-loIk wh,r- the ropietor r. H. NEWMAN Nd re-
For sale by druggists aud orcsecpers throughout the States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

"a . y
AMY 20 J %oSYMOS. No. = Broadway.
OCEAN ST. AN NAVIGATION COMPASY-foa
" ERkAikN via scJTHAMPION-ihs United SITS ~
scrE4tp HEEMANN = H.-si-s O. - co-1n,airr VIII u
lad the E,.i! aat sen
- kn-aI ara !ELcc SATURDAY sept; TO- &; u cek
n T., 80 4. .Ogth River
pic c! T. 80 f. N Nes.-Y0Ik southampton BT,leu
IA C-l IT, main saloon.
IL tIS. cabin ~
p
An ysh bee d 80 Ecou j. attached 10 each steamer
Sl~ti, d. l,.rd ia iitr- n london.
ftT Ie.,tfe fs. cit ofpvfo -
N1ITFp S(SD RfrR, A.en. To N >olih-,t.
Tie sitsns ship WASHINGTON will succeed IL HERMANN snd
.rf fcrF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

Crty n ew-fofk 0o leey gIsen @ al peroDs ha.Inl
srsr nj ARTHiR D. s. -I5rfN late OF the Guy u New
b,ft deceased folr t- ns wta 'oieh-,s thsr-o
,Sc t,er A. her r.sidsuce Whs,e-sf ~ City
hsvlt On or %" h Day Jnnary NEXT Deed New
icr r. 81 csy July, 1873 ANNE rEOulH Ad'ainstr''ns
l.7f ga I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
7 s MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA-UNIrED

s. MAIL LINE for CALF e.
u STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP CONPASf. eonn-c. Hf xi'1
the Pseite Ns Steamship Ccuptny carry y, NJ Ii
for CALIFORNIA and OHEGOS VIA A>'i '" tbL 40 tt'Ty
WALL On MONDAY >er, .0cinck VI. -D ri-r TO-. =,
Ns-.r-. TIE veilkrown srd s1p~-fr- dpu' -'s-a-
or OhClA fhours Judd C7-u1 q > con C,
SCOTT
III o,he Crnp,r iI-n7 tc- Us
Tie Ics css I'D b. the Railroad ConPtsy fo' er'ssn N,
ihrrs Ce-Io he fund c.lcs re 20 Cali oFni
Ilicl Iekcis icxc ltias he tE-l - .; te l.3 !.
taEfc - tie lowest rat Nppcon 20 { \ ~ " a
,,e Cres Ct ilo L. Nal s Coy. No III - - s'''
NlrCus
EtR kf"Mi'Da anil ST TllOMAS-rhe steamer
MkAilH ttF; Cream viii l,-ve c- III above Islands On
NEp< k>p.N sspt7.
Ffa q ro-ty 70 gc.m-.,s. ... -
II F,-e rl51cy - - Tkonis "
tT PAasd tIF.y 20 E.CUNARD No Bowling O-een
l'UR CHAIR ESlON aid FLORiDA-SJm mi Weekly
l : Nsi LireThe sni fis--s,'rs s-e,l"r NARlos
W tor'c tcra -rcer viii leave lr Nc X on -Aft H.
M >eYt 2 :. c'cicck ?. NJ rrecselT. 800
- re ~ hoard whore al bills o; sens will be snet
tue C: It.s- Il the oflcc
sFOgFOgD rlLESrOS Co, No % B-oitwsy
ILo 81 ekis 70 Florida follows To Jacksoayie -1!' .
F-aEa. ~
A1EAa BETWEEN NEW-fORk and GLASGOW
h'fhe Gssrw ard NewYors Steamship Company. pow-'n
s'srhT GLASGOW as-urs ard 4" hors POW hoo-rt
tr-'. tcrmhrdr viii ssi tr-m Ncwfcrf ilr Uit.row on
NfDNE>fAl sfpcr-h :. = osoc- noon and on sAlth-
bAl s'h Ncrtrtcr. !; l. O'clock ncoa. -
firz- biz fs-ioCr sac Eoo.nsl
iiis: t-lE iiicaAip Site EocE .-.....-........'
StctEG l-Li-.-.....
towards (, G ia.lld 4 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

EN- PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
Of NYok HOt.e j. iei b. eissn 70 al peis,s hss-
~ nshif fs Of - N.D REILLY, lse Of The town
ile Sar Of Ohio dscas@d the
rrofto ne sol ihrr biz Office No 10 south
IA N.w-Y,t before the twsnyhrH day Of
BIZ nj ia I'D Nov isrt rr och day N Aaeas 30
serf lew er-o Al PM lND.R HASfOkD, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
6aies bp Auttion
ay,wEsy Sos Aacl'oneer'
Ixo u. Wy ~, IGI sAIk al EROl

T.o q yls ANl".W !. rrT Salp =, CROrK.
Auc1ioS Xoa n c5IxtA5so w tsrWSsF
EsI % s o oS S .. 70 IN ~ ~ ~; T.
,osrer Of ~ -, White Grsne Hsr~, SEQ ~ dsht blue
= e. sd bin, '1s y cay. 600. sse ess1,
r,,e tko xef 81 e.,s, ard easks or Isnpers Lamp
s.,s s'9 ..' s'' q 5 :osa. a'
srns.f isisr-rs ard p.s, now 'eady Terms a''ie
s1e Me- -NIi he publicly add t. the highest Dd
tIiiV1. p,olsse Of a BARNES Go, No D. Iohn.'t
~ 4sf ar, n 1855 Onef,'fth ptsi o. me c'pyfs1' o.
Nsv-fcfs paot keeping rHtcu F+-'nsns : SEN oi
Dc, fa ,., 81 W ,os M... by Ns,p
y security tor the {msnt o. pio'
ortr q -. 1,,sd Ma 49, gocd bY sd 'it~r an
~ r pr. o. order which note was for SAID SnHins
~ Isrfti IhA a'' CALVIN CUTTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY, No

n
Ih Company their capital Of 00 paid in in c
securely invested PREPARED insure against loss and damage
hrc. favorable terms.
This company provides that sfr paying in'e
the ocihoder the rete II cent per anIun o- 1'o
be divided
which scrip b. red bie n cl7h
the undated aHd capital amour: 70 = V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
EDMUND FRENCH. Experimenting.
HUnSON RIVER RAILROAD SUNDA


y Yek Somefniie an& Esoa-Co.m ncns May SS1-teaye
pT Nc North Es FOL Eaton and int ate places A.
NJ l. q + VI. aud fof SOmersle p NJ Returning,
lay, rLisbU a. opposite EasiOn at o and 10 A NJ 81 "a
lhs line EkahettOwn with trans ny IN" ~ y hh-
rood. foot o. uandt-,t
Siege uu,- with trains from New YORK fol-
lo~s VIZ Pirirfrlc NJ Wedn iiy and 81 NJ snr
rtk,nid~~ cl,rve 5. NJ diily. oE Pluckamn
s,d perrscs Why Hcuse. 4 NJ di'iy Fiemingon at
NJ criv Tor bedcra Nc, a-d az Pk !psbush
Nik,sbcrre, hCthh. All ncwn Aauch Chunk aud
a -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

Toro VI traIa Mcsan soifhsn aid rhera Indiana
Rc1l Chicago Id as AMI .hroIl hcsgo and Rock
Illd RlolG ed 81 sleis o. IHos River forming lie
LCris
Ar Ls,v1r iEsib C. Md River and Lake Rse Railroad m
Slrd B. r. Dsv01 Cll.-naL i1cauapois kc
~ si vale vih Eas Of NaEae nd sand az Rsrosl Tor
iulr shelly lcol- Columbus Llnessil- Eesark ~
~ C4ef with trains al Cleveland Columbus sra Ctana
Ri-lll ~ Con- Ilbls, L iuLlti ana ~ stations
80 tvcar vL Tain % Lake Shore Railroad .nd
Be- "a balao and Albany aud or New-Yo.k va Olnkrk
WIZ ,re q tie'sl-lf r. b1rgh EfEosd s Pittsburgh Phil
tcelIh Baltimore and N-shls'on CT.
n u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
ALERT II. NIcoLAY. Auction
GREAT PEREM P'rORY : l. 4

VI 3 AUCTION Of
~ 900 81
BYAt TIFuL BUILDING LOIS and VILLA SITES
IN the Nillgc Of
WEST FLU NG.
o. n le Of the York Flushing Railroad Ony five
hall miles from New-York.
ALBERT II. %ICOLAY
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gnsnrGufe Companies.
DEEKMAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY -
y 4 &. H. leo
W.. r Lyos. secretary.
IXCELSIOR FINE INSURANCE CDMPANi-

CsrlIAL &Htttb-ln TfO4stea lad ne Ac o.
tho IL .tgIe Of tho Sat Oi Now s t' incorporation o
nj, and author u - maze Insurance -tns
LOSES ly Fo 1nd lie rs OF Inland NJ, lon every and OF
IpI,ry.
The uools Of susc pn TO The cpl Of this Company are
the oiice Of h Company ~ .t-.i7 on W ID
REsDAI 18th T. O'Clock in the iOr.uJlu under tn airee
,i,n of he ioilo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

~ YORK and bEtNEN-bbEliLN II AL - Nf.--ll. q
IlAt>A 80 AID GLkMANlA 10 it-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
ESTTVsIASCE Of 80 order Of the safrog-,e II IN.

CL 4 Ncw-Yo.k E-.c- & By gssl o al pcrsoaI hlyins
-st HESEY fDftls, haze Of the Ciiy u HwYork,
Oh s,..sd. picss.t 10 o sl soseh,I y ~ % tho
.fi.ti is@ o. g.. D. II4i Co. No. u ". iin-t Ia
30 ST., as Su-Yotk js9r. III 1i day Dccnbef nsAt.
!. 80. ~ TGENFZER ADANS Ainilsfaor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
ttleaical.
A SIX sALvIifh i.ubi.lcrs and mouslache don't p g

n =
"A vent catching cold Row Ongaen win force tho
Lsfrd aud thick Ia * weeks and without stain OF
innr, 20 IL bay do 50 u woa beg OF
~, IL per bottle. part OF tho country ~ 6
GRAHAM No IS Auns, aud all druggss Brooklyn Mrs Hayes
NJ Il ll.L..l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

IL s. T. Coz. OF UNUADWAI v I-Ueafnths NOS q 10 sha
ssb1reo Ear,-ro haiessr cured Ia time
nd hnp Flrci s restored Dr. LUfESER has
exclusive attention the above brsnche- of he last
s,te,u N.ats hours from I'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
rIylEA STEAMER nr NEwOkLEANs all

IL H.NANA-Ihe 1. : Msi :. Cc-palr Nl- a-1.c-- %
tEsll. the t-l PREMIER TIE -.cancs e. DIR - q.
ttsk T. - :tcl v --Ttu-t Pier tl4-t - o NL"-Js-
Hans . 49,. .-;c. Fasl- 70 ti-s = teJ l
ID d Qll. ID. -. = u o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

tr.-Ir.ir Chambers 50. daily %. Albany I'D Ioy
kxTrfs A. NJ tkEoa al In hours cls VITA Trans
TCschrs ErEo MoIcsl O'clock Aid Nsaa Walls at -
g
Nil T.ah. 4. M.-Thougi WAY Train. l, " sn15,) T VI
Ezgrss Tam { 7. &-iccoaul0lstsoa fTain + "
FCg TalTstowu al II r. u.
Tor Wv Trains VI sid 40 z. VI
fonl tui Was freight sud russ Train T. VI
nom istsi.
For r.,s.iii at 70 l. VI as 2. and p. "
The r-ess and poushkeepsie Trains stop a. al the
Va, >t.iior-
fs.rr. Chambers Christopher 1917 an jss,s
sINDhN MAIL TRAINS 40 p. VI from Isnls,. tor Alb
efcr - a MsyS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-31
MARINE COURT.


Statistics OF Crime In New York CITY ana
County.
Crime, like the city of New York, incrsassth ~
every year; and to ve readers idea Of IL
amount of crime perpetrsted in the metropolis during
the past year, We are enabled to lay before the pub
statistics Of the number OF convictions acquttAs -,
In the Court Of Oyer and Tel miner and courts Of 0sss
raj and Special Sessions which, oontrasted ~ WIN -
eu, with the tables Of 1882 show great increase a
every species Of crime For the ANNEXED tables
indebted to Mr.. Henry vaudsrvoort, the gsntsmaalR
Client q tAsss courts, whs AlHays wtlias b asssan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-31

There have been two ecpses Of the during the last
year. The nrst took place the 9th of June and
visible in California, the southern portion o. the United
States and In nearly the whole Of South America The
second took place the 3olh November and was total
This visible In California, Mexico Central America,
and nearly the whole Of South America Both of these
eclipses were invisible here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-31

........................ -
During the last there several heavy and In
portant trials which pied the Court many days. n
case Of Fry vs. Bennett ight be mentioned oas q
them, which lasted eight days.
The Hon John slsson Jadgs elect Of the Superior Oo
takes his tb day. Jan In the place Judge kmn0
who was defes ted as the asst election.
Judge Holman elected fill the created
the death of Judge RlijAh Paine.
This shows decrease Of fSrsy nine In sonpassa
he busin Of
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THE w E ATHER.

THE TEMPERATURE OF THE METROPOLIS DURING TIL, /
YEAR 1853.
The follow ing tables compiled from Deatours daily H.
cord Of the mercury show the different degrees Of tenn
peraure at different periods Of the past IT arst
records the state of the thermometer 1T varous Of
the day. upon the 18th Of each month"; and a second
exhibits the range Of the mercury upon the otest and
oodst days Of each month, from the LIST January to
the Slst Of December 1853 =
Table showing the range 9, the therm smeter in New
York city, upon the 18th day Of each onh In the wear
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UNITED srAr.a COMMISSIONERS, nonRr.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The CLERK Of this Court, John W. Nelson and Deputy
Clerk, Richard f. stwel are also United States Com
mssionsrs and have issued during year 1853 ninety
eight warrants for offences committed against the laws
Of the United States.
The last ease decided by Commissioner Nelson was that
Of Alexander Heilbopn claimed by the British auhor,
ties, under the extradton treaty ss fugitive from an
alleged act of forgery Mr. Nelson decided on giving the
prisoner up to the claimants Judge MITCHELL Of the Su
preme Court granted the discharge OF Hebonn but the
United States Marshal refuses to comply with the order
Of the State Judge.
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SUPREME CoURr-sPECIAL TERN.
The same judges.

Avn
This shows increass Of over eleven hundred easoa
ever last year.
During the months Of October and November JudGo
Ferris of the Albany district held special term tws
weeks, for the trial f the Broadway Railroad Case In ~
action Of Milhau and others ast Sharpe and others.
There have been, probably, three hundred -.
tions argued and decided ut special term ct chambs
making sixteen heard and passed up
ut special term besides large amount Of paste b
ness.
Above hundred and twenty orders to arrest have
been issued upwards Of three hundred attachments anA
about one hundred Djun stions
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SUPERIOR COURT.

Judges-Hon. Thomas j. Oakley, Chief Justice Hen.
John Duer; Hon. w. w. Campbell; Hon. Joseph 8. sos-
worth; Hon. Robert Emmet* and Hon. Murray Hog.
mani
Cerk-George h. E. Lynoh Esq Deputy Clerk ed
Clerk Of TAl Terms. part lst-Gsorge Maxwell Ed:
Rice, Esq.
The number Of tried referred and settled II.
GLIDING nquests and dismssas complaints during IL
last year, at the Trial Terms Of this Court were q D.
lows
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SUPERIOR C3URT-sPECIAL TERM.
The same Justices. VIM. P. Brennan, ESD, OsEA.
Arguments Of issues Of law, demurrsrs, moio0a, u.
Held before 4 sipplo Justice
= Slight decrease compared with lSS:

IOtAi... .o0A
Slight decrease compared with 1851.
SUPERIOR COUET-CLERK'S OFFICE.
Office Cerk-Jesse Oakley, Esq
The number Of judgments entered up for ~ yoag
1853 amounts to ,720.
SUPERIOR CoURr-NArURAIIgATION OFFICE
CsIk-Peter Lemon, Esq.
Number OF persons from all nation naturahsed iA
this shfce during the ysar................. LII
Intentions declared BY subjects from Great Britain. 41oo
Intsaons declared by SUD jects from Germany and
CtAer otOO
Total. 1sss
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
10 Hon. Samuel R. Belts, District Judge.


The Hon. Samuel R. Belts District Judge.
George W. Morton Esq Clerk.
Joseph Brigham Esq, Deputy Clerk
From the lst Of January 1861 the 3st Of December
1865 four hundred and forty nine suits wore instituted
en- the Admiralty side Of the District Court.
These suits were bottomry bonds bills Of Iadiug
charter parties marine hypotheca on Gsamens wages
collisions, personal torts at sea salvage, 10.
OF the above number instituted thsrahave been he Ard
and finally disposed Of hundred and twenty Ave- and
there are yet remaining the docket net brought TO
hcaIing three hundred AZ d twenty four
During the past and owing press Of business
snd the sitting OF the Circuit Court tne Hon Nathan K
Hall OF the Northern diptrct and the Hon Chss Ipger
soil OF Connecticut desgnASd to hold the terms Of
the DISTRICT Court under the aosI Of July 1850 and April
lSsz-the Hon. Samuel r. Be tn. holding tho Circuit
Court and dspospg Of the bust ssa during Judge Nelson's
absence.
on the com mon law side ce the District Court there
were twenty three suits nen ed OF these two were
Opposed Of and twenty enc, ara attn pending
On the criminal side Of ne District Court there were
presented seventy seven Indictments OF these four
were dismissed sixteen ave been tried and dsposed Of
and NIFTY seven remain ) be- tried.
in tne cases argued aud submitted during the past
year, Judge bett Gee laed l43 aud gave written
opinions in siaty in ad Ion 70 tboae dec dad
by II n 10 the Cirsui Cont
yuas Hail deciie thirty Ave causes and Judge Inger
soil tort, -se -
Judge Betts has decided every argued before him
" nj 'eo ao' ing ths paft year.
uuse nsslo has been aseigued to hold the January
= . " - 0-.y
9uoge bette win take up the unfinished business In the
trout 1our while Judge Nelson Ia sitting in the Su.
Prtne eouf at Washington
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COURT OF COMMON PHI

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Judges-Hor. d. p. Ingrahsm, First judge Q. r. ~
and l. B Woodruff.
Clerks-John 8. Magnes and hugh u. Herriok.
General Term-Ma CHI, July and November.
Cases argued and decided OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Appeal cares from Inferior Courts-4th Monday In
January, FebuAry, March, April, May, june, Sop.
TENDER, October November and December. II
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COMMON PLRAs-sPECIAL TERM AT CHAMBm0.
Cerk-Thomas Bosse, Esq.
The number Of lotions argued and determined fre0
January 1853 to December 81, 5o4 This dos no
include the many proceedings under the inselvent lava
the orders and examinations supplsms nentary Pc
ceedpgs, which esceed the other motions The ab0vo
does ipcuee the decisions upon the undertakings alsa
granting orders Of arrest, injunction 30, amoaAtn9
10 1sb.
NATURALIZATION.
The number Of persons naturalised In this court =
1859 1T least half Of whom natives q Gxeoo
Britain and Ireland.
MARINE COURT
Judges- Hon. A. A. Phillips, Florence Mccarthy, -
A. A. Thompson.
The number OF summonses issued from LIST January lOG
TO 10th Nay, 1862 during the term Of ONCE Of JldC
Lynch and Cowes,) 663 In which los judgments v1o
rendered, 277 cases dismissed, and 10 settled.
The number Of summonses issued BY the present JudG
from 10th May to 3lst December, 1858, u 8073; juAg.
msnts rendered including ipquests and dismissals 6
with GOATS 10 the defendants 1885, casss -
missed, 1,l2q; settled, lee
Since the increase OF jurisdiction Of the Marine Ooo
10 $780, the bu greatly increased and -
Judges have been frequently obliged to sit TO lats hs
In the evening.
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SPECIAL TERN FOR TRIALS,
with exception of March,
July and Observation-Disclosures Of causes tried 81
Remaining the caer dar. Observation-Disclosures. ~