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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22

IMPAIRMENT Or u]"ArRS ASp SUPPLIES IASUA.
~ r 20 1SJJ.-c4e PRO- osas viii bc received at The
<1ice Of lie Comm ouer 81 Repairs and Supplies, No
New Ciy Hall until Saturday 2eth Instant ut ~ o'cocl,
for thc furnishing OF the marble tlc for tho floors
tie new court house Ia Park. Al Information 70
urcd viii be furnished ~ abe Superintendent Of Public
guildipg-, No ~ fH.aboth sweet
BARTHOLOMEW Il PCEDY
Commissioner Of Repairs and Suppiei
Corporation paper please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22

JIUDS0N RIVER RAn.ROAD--TIsAlNs DAILY FROM
ii Chambers street, for Albany aud Troy
Express train, A. M-through IN fonr hours coanect
ing with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal 81 O'Clock
same evening.
Mail train, A. NJ through way train ct r. "
Express train, y. II. accommodation train, : =. w.
Passengers taken at Chambers, Canal Christopher -Four
tenth ana Thirty first streets.
Sunday Trains from Canal street, 1t -; A. NJ, for
Poughkcepse, and p W. for Albany, stopping nj al
way stations. GEO STARK superintendent.
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For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS IL Co. No. Sc Wan st, NJ 7.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY h CO., Liverpool
5. G. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, Iondoa
JOHN MUNROE h CO., No. y kus Notro Dame des
VICTORIES Paris or
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havro.
The of these ships win not DO accountable for
gold, silver, bullion specie jewery precious stones
metals unless bills Of adin signed therefor and tho
value thereof therein expressed.
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PASSENGER will be landed at the railroad wharf, at
Aspnwal free. Transit Of the lslmns at the passen-
gers expense Persons securing through passage by the
United States mail steamers from New York have profc
Of accommodation board the Pacific mail steam
Rates of fare from Panama to san Francisco the
most favorable terms. For freight passage, apply
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Office Of the companies
IL West street, of Warren street.
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gINO BRASS TcUNDlTSS. --sTALED PROPOSALS Will
l. he received hy the fiscS.hrr, at the Office OF the
aroon Aqueduct Department ant February l. 1863 at
O'Clock j. NJ for 5ot q inch stop cocks Composition
be l6 copper, p tfo zinc; the workman
ship to be Of the best turesr, and similar 20 patterns
in the Office TO be yd ri In the Water furveyor,
and 10 he delivered foOWsc the iSt day OF April
next 1000 the jAt dey e. Nay next and 10cO The
LET day Of june pcXt. Tic Of sWo responsible per
with their written assent 10 become surecs for the
flhhneni in every particular ~ The contract, viii be
sTed 10 accompGny zach ,reFoal Payments 70 he made
within thirty days Tcu th' inspection Of each parcel,
with reservation OF tex cent until the completion OF
the contract. Bink formA al estimates conforming TO
Ale Corporation oruinanoc can L. had application ST
ibis office. Estimate H. endorsed Proposals for Brass
NICHOLAS DIAN, !Gosidon, Csoton AquedrGt Dept
lrnLa A1L... LIZ Inn,
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MFRS BREWSTER TENDERS HER SERVICES TO THE
1Vl ladies' and gentlemen Of this city, in asrolosy love
and law matters Interpreting dreams &c by books oni
science constantly relied on by Napoleon, and will tell
the Of the visitors. Residence, 50 Great Jones
street corner Bowery ladies' so cents Gentlemen 81.
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DIAlT0aE SCAlE Il%t.iifJS WANTgD--To &C.
Il tive, steady mcu, lp'd wages aud steady employ
ucnl given. AddTrds 6 so MAY -Gcn- baltimore, Mi.
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rIHCAGO AND AURORA RAILROAD COMPANY
~ Bonds.-Jbe bonds Of this company, boa ring
per cent interest with coupons attached payable semi
Mechanics BANK, in this city and sing fourteen and
half years mature from January 1st 1853 for sale By
g. S. ROBBINS n son.
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(tESMAN NATIONAL THEATRE. So BDWERY.-N
NJ P!eyei, Direc.or.-Ihis evening (aturds, \ Jan
-. at O'Clock precisely, will be performed
THE ROBBERS,
one Of the great Scbiler's most ingenious dramas
Adnission;sl, 80 cts, 81 Y eta, Is cs., IsI ctS
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NOR AUSIRAlIA--THE BEAUTIFUL CLIPPER SHIP
IL EAGLE being ready for sea, will clear Sstur
day, the I'D inst. few passengers only will be
taken Apply 70 Captain Silss Hardy board at pier
No. s North civer, foot of Rector street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22

rOUNTTy SEAT AST1.Dr 70 RENT. WITHIN FIFTY
milss OF Tie city house furnished unfurnisbed.
Address !. l. H.. bon ,Ioo Posi- ofBcc New lork.
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NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE-THE UNITED
A. States mail steamship FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton
commander viii leave for Havre touching at Southanp
ton to land the mails and passengers saturday Feb
II at u O'Clock from Pier No. North river Price of
passage, 800. Luggage not wanted during the voyage
should be sent board the day before sailing marked
'Below." No merchandise viii be received on board
after Thursday Feb TO- For freight passage apply TO
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent No. SD Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22

dn1 Enn WANTED-TIIE lk5OyE AMOUNT
Nd UU wanted on improved real estate in this
city Worth double the smount for four years for which
six per cent viii be paid Semannualv, with assign
mcnt Of policy Of insurance. line addressed TO j. s.
Herald office, will meet with immediate attention.
GS00 WANTED. FOR -FOUR MONTHS AND
DcVO good security given, with very fine
aid board in first class house. Interest will be given
to either lady gentleman. References exchanged.
Address Lucinda Union Square Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22

(iTREET IMPAIRMENT, NO. 4 HAIL. OF RECORDS
- Public Notice is hereby given that the following petit
ons have been presented in the Board Of Assistant Alder
inenTO flag sidewalk northcrly side Of Seventh street
between avenues and H. TO flag sdeN alks in Thirty
eighth street between Second and Third Also
the following resolutionTo flag space four feet wide
OF sidewalks in Thirty third street, between Eighth
Ninth All persons Interested and having obec
lions thereto requested 10 present them in writing
the undersigned before the 25th day Of January
Jan. IL 1853 JAMES FURY, Street Commits soner
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DACKErs TO HAvRE-sFTOND IJNE-THE FOL
lowing ships will leave Havre tho 18th, and New
York the LIST of each month
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CTFAM FOR MONTENEGRO, BUENOS AYRES ENTIRE
- Rios, Corrientes Assumption and Cuyaba, (n Bra
Z).Sample freight and Passengers will be taken in a
fast steamer with excellent accommodations under the
command Of experienced captain leave this port
about the 10th Of January.
Cabin TO Montevide0 and Buenos Ayres ........ $50
g Paraguay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
For freight or passage, apply to
LIVINGSTON, WELLS x co, Agents "a Broadway.
Tho steamer being detained for some further improve
ments, to render her efficient will remain in this
port until about the 5tn of February. As 1t Is determD
ed to touch al Granada, few passengers viii be received
for that island LIVINGSTON WELLS co, Agents.
NOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
IL The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, f. Ca
yendy commander, win sa from pier H. North river
Saturday, I'D January, AT p n For freight spply
board and for passage 10
LuDiAM h PIEASANTS, SO Front street.
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i Mail S&samers.-1he ships comprising this lins
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MEDIC Al.

JNR. niINI GERMAN PHYSICIAN Va. 20 III AVE
IL stsect between Chsibam street and city HAIL place
continues to J consulted all medical and surgical
plants
nR. BARON Sp0IASCO ". ~. 4. b., ETC.. ETC
~ from London, Paris, Hinburg. Glasgow. and DuY.
iin Sc, &C. now Of 553 Broadway New York between
spring and Prince streets. Office hours, from 4 H. to
T. NJ; and III the evenings from 10 10 oclcct-
nR. CoREEIT MEMBER OF TIE n. r. UNIVERSITY
~ 10 Puune street, between Chatham ami William
streets once hours froia I A. NJ 10 r. ".
n. B-Sec my diploma in Office.
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A AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOR PORT
IA Philip, Melbourne and Sydney Australia. mag
., commander, will be despatched for the above
ports on or about the 18th April This steamship is of
size and strength and in every way equal to the Col
Inns line Of steamers and believed will prove to be the
fastest steamship in the world Her accommodations for
first second and third class passengers superior to
any steamer built For freight passage apply to
J. HOWARD 4 son, Agents "a Broadway.
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TINTED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY, CON
~ Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
carrying the great United States mai--oniy through
United states mail line for California Oregon via As
pinwal and Panama The splendid and double engine
United States mail steamship GEORGIA 5000 tons bur
Saturday, February 9Th at O'Clock, r NJ. precisely
from pier ~ foot OF Warren street. North river The Pa
cic Mail Steamship Company regular mail steamer will
he in readiness at Panama to receive the Georgias mails
and passenger and sail Immediately for San Francisco
No efforts will be spared The part Of the companies
send their passengers through With expedition comfort
and safety. Rates OF fare TO Aspinwsn -
ladies saloon, state SOS
lower aft ana forward saloon, do. ............. 80
second cabin sLandees Is
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Ean BROADWAY" LOOK ON THIS PICTURE AND
ejGU then that. shakespeare. The beautiful
natural Venus and Adons exhibiting AT $40
broadway between BrOome and Spring streets, where they
10 he from A. NJ. until 10 T. NJ. previous TO
their tour through. the United States. They be looed
at by the most fastidous. without obscene thought
Honi sol qui NAL pensc Admission % cents; child
not admitted. ladies day on Thursday.
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CTRT7T DEPARTMENT., no / HALL OF RiT0R15S-
- Public notice is hereby given, that the following
buttons have been presented in the Board OF Aldermen
10 opea 1884 street. from Third to Hudson river
ag side walk from 30 to 2S8 South street flag side
walks Henry street from Rutgers TO 1855 Henry
street. TO side walk east side OF Jackson street ro
Grand 10 Madison street. to flag side walk north side Of
Madison street from jackson TO Grand street AsO tho
following petuOns:-To open Seventh avenue from
Tooth street TO Harlem ver flag side walks corner Of
Second avenue and Twenty first street All persons inter
ssted and having objections thereto requested to
sent them in writing to the undersigned at his Office
Or before the 2Ath day Of January inst
January IS, 1858. ~ $780,
W given, that resolution has been presented in the
Board OF Aldermen to reset curb and gutter and nag side
xats IN Walker street li2 feet sasty from the corner
he same ere desired 70 present them IN writing at hs
s,set On Or y sas Ssn a.y
Street Department, jan "A, 1853
INCORPORATION NOTICE-PUBILC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given that resolution bias been presented in the
Board Aldermen for the construction OF sewer
ncncing In Forty ninth street. at tho Fast river and
running thence through Forty ninth street, 10 and
through Second avenue 70 Fifty third street thence
Shrough Fifty third street TO and through Third avenue
20 Fifty sxtG street All persons interested in the above
and having obestons thereto requested to present
the same in writing 70 the Contract Clerk at this Office
= 0O NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
sreton Aqusduct Department, San IL, 1855.
CORPORATION NoTIcT-PURIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ gives. that petition has been presented in the
Board Of Aldermen for in First street from
to tho B0wery All persons interested in the above
md having objections thereto request to present
She same in writing to tho Contract Clerk this Office
NICHOLAS DEAN President
Crotoa Aqueduot Department, jan Il, 1858.
CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBILC NOTICE rs HERE
W. by given that petitions have been presented in the
Board OF Assistant Aldermen, for the construction of
in the following named streets, TO wit in Eighty
hth street from 100 feet east of Fourth avenue, TO and
Through Third and Eighty sixth street to the Fast
river. Also in Eighty6rst street from point 400 feet
west OF Third avenue 10 and through Third 10
seyenty niat street Also In Mott street from Pc
~ Wall street. TO connect with the proposed in
Rayard street Also, IN Forty third street from Tenth
to Hudson river And also in Fifteenth street from
avenue 10 the IN avenue G. All persons interest
I'D in the above or having objections thoroo request
I'D to present the in writing to the contract clerk
~ this Office, before January Goth instant.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Grotos Aqueduct Department. Jan. II, 1853
(iTREET IMPAIRMENT, NO. HAIL. OF RECORDS
- Public Notice is hereby given that the following petit
tions have been presented in the Board Alder
Snen-TO sidewalk Iorthcrly side
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FINANCIAL.

OtcH Enn TO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT NIT
DO> ,cVO rest Tin one or more sums) on bond
and mort gage sixty per cent to two thirds OF the value
first class productive real estate in this city Apply
JOHN j. COSREY. Nos. % and % Wall street
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NEW YORK AND Al ALBANIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
In --Vor Mobile, stopping at Havana, the side
wheel Steamship B.ACi> WARRIOR. Robert w. Shufedt
Commander. The steamer Black Warrior will commence
receiving freight for Mobile Friday Jan. 81 at twelve
O'Clock NJ and sail for the ADORE ports Tuesday Jan.
IS at twelve O'Clock precisely from pier foot Harrison
street, North river Passage, sos Freight taken for
New Orleans at Dc per cubic foot Goods consigned to
i. Mead Co.. Mobile will be forwarded free OF commits
sions. NO freight taken to Havana but specie. No
freight received sailing days Companys bills Of Lad
ing he had at No 80 Nassau street. shippers must
send in their bills Of dng to the Office BY nine clock
p NJ, Monday Jan. "a Passengers for HasSna must
procure passports before leaving port
LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON & co, 81 Broadway.
I1OR NEW ORLEANS, DIRFIT-TTIE NEW DOUBLE
il engine steamship BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, N
Matthews commander, win leave pier Fast river for
the above port direct Saturday Jan 90 at O'Clock
PM The ship has elegant Accommodations for passen
gers. Passage in cabin state room, 500; passage in
steerage $25. Freight measurement goods Is cents
per cubic foot shippers are requested to supply them
selves with this steamers form of bills of lading,
others viii be signed They may be had application
at the Office Of the agents. and viii be signed at The Office
prior to the day Of sailing when they viii be signed
board No freight received and positively bills of lad
ing signed, after twelve O'Clock the day Of sailing
For freight passage apply board to r. LINCOLN
CO.. 10 Pearl street Agents in New Orleans Messrs
MARKS Thomas No. poydras street.
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HYA1T'S lNFAIIlRE LIFE BAiSAM.. ..... .... 15c,
llWatts' Nervous An.idote, genuine sll
nastinss syrup Of Naptha
Rodgers ryrup ~ lIycrvoit andsInr -
Nistars Bslsam of Wild Cherry 81
Schencls Pumunic Cough syrup 81
Ayers Cherry Pee oral for coughs VI
NoHcs Aromatic Schcidsm Schnapps.
Dr, Cooks Kennedy for nemperance. ~
$. J.. and Jacob Tow ngonjs sarSa parila, 81
Mpers Extract Roo Rose do...............+t...M
Dr Van Hamberts Female Monthly Pills 81
Nellinecr's Mustang Iinincnt. and Roadway Relief
uutchings oytgenlted aud German Filters
Cscood's India Chougoguc Tor fever and ague 81 50
Pallys Gravel Aptiiote ana Lotion. ~ and Doe.
Brandretit4 Weights. Smiths, and Holloway Pills.
HeiskellIs lFcloNny's and Dsllv's Ointment,
DAVIS labScnc and Hyperion cnd Rarrg's Eicopcrnus
at CIl0NS oil corner Of Bowery and Grand street
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VXyANTTD 10 JFASl,--A s'f0EK IN wAlTI. STREET
w between Fulton street and Peek slip foe term of
ytars Apply to j. :. BUeWt}sIH, 10 Nassau street.
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I1rASTED 10 EFSf--A SNAlI. HOUSE. WITHIN
w five minutes wan, ot rui,on street ferry Brook
iyn. Address T.. Dos 3.2Sa rost OGice
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-10
CINCINNATI MARKET.
Wednesdag, Non. 9, 1853.
Noy. 5. P. NJ.

NOf. ~, . III
Flour-The market is not sustained
to-day. We hear of sale of 5000 Dbl.
at S5 rs, but from canal, it is fairly Of
fered at IS 60@5 IS. Retailers have
pretty fair supplies, and are not disposed
to increase them at current prices
This reaction is attributable to the de-
creasing stage of water. Received du-
ring the last "a hours, 9,263 bbls.
Hogs-Sales yesterday of 600 head
at 90, and 500 do deliverable from LIST
to 10th of December at s 90. The
market is firm at 5 90, but sellers are
still more numerous than buyers. :.
Cheese-Sales of 600 bxs at &c. The
demand continues good.
Butter-Sales of 25 firkins at 141, 10
do at Is, and 10 do choice at tic. The
demand is fair.
Brooms sale of 25 dozen extra
fancy at 55.
OLA sale of 80 bbls linseed from
canal at zoe.
Sugar-Sales of So hhds at 55@6 for
fair to good fair. We notice the receipt
of 48 hhds new crop, the first of the sea-
son, by Messrs. Keys, Maltby & Co.
The quality and grain is very superior.
1t is selling at 54@58c.
Cofee-Sales of rs bags at III, so
do at 12, and Is do at liz. The de-
mand is rather better, but the prices de-
manded by holders seem to be above
the views of buyers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-10
STILL ON HAND.

tOW be it known that in the opinion of the
proprietor he now has on hand and intends
to keep the best assortment of CABINET
WAKE in the county, such as plain and fan
cy Bureaus, Bedsteads of all sorts and sizes,
breakfast and dining Tables, Safes, Wash
stands, Workstands Of all sorts, and also the
best plain and fancy Chairs, as they are made
to order. Having within the last few months
supplied himself with large stock of all
kinds of Lumber and material of the best
quality, persons wishing to purchase need not
be afraid buying Of him, as the terms are easy,
and all work is warranted to be good and sub
stantial, and will be made to order on short no
uee Collins made to order at prices at least
twenty five per cent. lower than has been the
custom here. Call and examine prices and
quality; shop in the first building south Of
Hebard Walkers store, Porter, Ohio.
ELIAS WHETHERHOLT.
Porter, Sept. %, 1853.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-10

TIE PoRK TRkDE.-The Cincinnati
Price Current has an able article on the
Pork trade, from which we copy the
following:
Last year hogs opened in this market
at $5 O0@5 25; this year S5 90 may
be regarded as the opening price
With reference to stocks, it is true there
is more pork and bacon in the country
than at this date last year; but of lard
the stocks are very light, the foreign
demand having been unusually heavy.
But with reference to the present con-
dition of the trade, and Independent OF
antecedents or prospects, the facts ex-
hibited do not vary materially from
those presented at the beginning of last
wears business. But when we connect
them with the past, and what promises
to be the future movements, the aspect
changes, and the inducements to oper-
ate at high prices seem to be less en-
couraging than even last year.
The average prices realised for pro-
duce since the close of the season were
scarcely equal to 81 so for hogs, and to
Justify the same figure this year, we
must either have no increase in the
number of hogs, or greatly increased
foreign and domestic demand for pro-
ducts.
1t closes with the following remarks:
Taking all things into consideration,
therefore, it will be seen there is great
reason for being cautious. We have
no desire to see the market unduly de-
pressed, or excited, and we have no in
tention of using, or allowing our col
umns to be used to do either. We do
desire, however, to see the business
transacted upon basis that will be like
ly to insure a healthy trade. 1t is
wrong to suppose that it makes no diff
ference to farmers what the result may
be, provided they get high prices. A
disastrous season with packers would
operate as much against the interest of
the agriculturalist another year, as the
cause of such a result would benefit
them this season. An undue initiation
of prices of any leading article disar-
trade, disturbs confidence, and
operates against the interest of the
country at large.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-10

DEATH OF TIE SLEEPING MAS.-Cor-
nelius Vroman died at his brothers
residence, in Clarkson, on Monday, the
18th inst. While on exhibition in New
York, he was taken sick, which seemed
to induce a wakeful state for short pc
riod and then a stupid condition, with
intervals of wakefulness, until he was
brought home on the 14th. He talked
very little-inquiring after his mother,
who had been dead two years, his faith
er and brothers, whom he seemed par
tally to recognize. He complained of
great internal heat, and soreness of his
throat and stomach. On the morning
of the day of his death he called for
food, and ate a very hearty meal; and
from that time seemed to be in pain
until about 2 O'Clock P. NJ when he
died without struggle. His age was
"a years.-Rochester Democrat.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-10

FWe have frequently heard the celebrated
German Bitters, sold by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson,
l2O Arch street Philadelphia, spoken of in
terms of the highest commendation, and we
honestly believe it is one of the best medi-
cines advertised for the complaints for which
it is recommended. They are pleasant to the
taste, and can be taken under any circumstan-
ces by the most delicate stomach. The press
far and wide, have united in commencing this
invaluable remedy for dyspepsia, debility, &C.;
eea, that we hope it may be introduced into
every family where dyspepsia has, or is likely
to have a victim.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-10

MARTHA WASHINGTON CAsE.-The
evidence in behalf of the prosecution
has closed and the defence commenced
on Friday morning. The eorespen-
dent of the Cncinnai Times says:
Surmises are already being made as
to what will be the result of this trial.
Some are free to predict that all the
defendants will be found guilty, while
Others think that Capt. Cummings, and
probably Holland, the mate, will be
acquitted. Others express the belief
that the Jury viii not agree, and that
another trial must be had. The de-
PENDANTS all seem confident that they
viii be acquitted, notwithstanding the
array of evidence against them. As
most of the witnesses have been ex-
amined by Attorney Clark, at his room
in the American House, and as he has
furnished counsel with full notes of
evidence. 1 presume they know exactly
what they viii prove. They are con-
sdent, Of explaining all that has been
proven, butI fear the rebutting artiIle-
~ of the prosecution held in reserve,
may blast some of their calculations.