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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

sorov N Il ovsrwhemr all who knew The distinguished
Artist and virtuous lady.
The d. Of Vera cruz and Osjaca have been
invaded 6y hlhbus,ers OF moro dangerous character
a. n even our Fifteen thousand. TIE Eco informs
.hat these Depa-ue nts are infested with ocusts
which NJ, de- every r tha' Genes IN their way
The cholera il prevailing 90 the city OF Mexico with
corsid.ruhc violence and IRE SIN grand procession
wa. Grued and marched 10 church, which - Dedicated
10 Orr LADY, Of the Remedies. for .he purpose OF pray
ing fcx rain, the scarcity OF wncn ~ oe ne
cause of the bad state Of health o. the cry.
Fires continue to occur with alarming frequency IN the
city If Monterey which are evidently nc wo'A o. .en
diaries bat yet has been deieci'a I'd me act VI
firing building. -
On the 18TH the birthday o: The President me corner
stone Of that i BE- raised 10 peTPe'ua'e h
memory laid with grea; pomp q. Cor'oyG- =,
There Is but little from the seat OF war III we
South and whatever from Aware. \ nsh' nAS
taken place between arty OF the insurgents being 'VV
men, and body of Government troops OF equal number
After battle Of two hour duration the insurgents were
routed and driven from their position on the Top OF
mountain with the loss ot killed and two prisoners
These two prisoners were instantly shot traitors.
On his birth day, Santa Anna showed mrs magnaniniy
Nv hardening all soldiers who had been convicted Of trivial
oierfes. or OF Geserton
SeTor Don Manuel Olazagsne Of Guadasiars has been
srroin,d Minister OF Hacienda in lace OF Don LUIS Par
res reigned Minister of Hacienda corresponds 10 our
Secretary the Treasury .,s
Tbs Nexcan papers row say tina: il mas been satisiac
,v that the OF the Petrta prisoners
by Can't Norehead the British ship DIDO from on board
OF the Etb.bert preconcerted ahair between tne
commodorcs of Il two vessels-the captain OF ne DIDO
having conversed with Of the prisoners named " a.
s;iam British subject previous 20 hs being pa' ooau
of the Ethelbert ami made all the arrangements Tor the
rescue The matter has not ye, come mp neore the oN
eminent but il is very probable ipa Mexico Snd'onh
puu vill fght
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MEXICO.
From. Tie ,;sw Orleans Delta. Jus, Z

From. Tie Rev Orleans Delta. jus. Z
The United States mail steamship Or lsba Capt Forbes,
arrived yesterday morning from Vera Cruz which place
she LEFT on the I'D inst.
We learn that tie United States steamship Fulton eft
Vera Cruz on the IAN ins,. for Wellington, ID. e..
We have received papers from The city OF Vera Cruz ID
the sd inst.
The following ere The only important items OF news We
have been able 70 CLEAN from the ss The letter oil our
correspondent however, contains soIos very interesting
news OF quality ths. don't ind lis way INTO the pape
The sadcezt news of ell Is the death OF Sontag Az We
have not received regular tiles from Mexico JET and
the Vera Cruz paper merely announces the iact We ee
unable TO lay before readers The fell particulars OF ms
sorrowfu occurrence. II appears however, that the OPP
era of ucrea BorgG had been announced FOR the even
ing OF the 18th The audience rad assembls end were
an1ously awaiting fer The curtain 20 e, when the mana
ger made biz appearance and stated hs. owing TO the sud-
den severe in9po~iton OF MADAM Scn:sg the perform
ancs would have 20 b. po-tposed ~
On the 18th instant her death vas nsde PnDnc o me
notice smanang from the manager OF the OrenH lnea-
ter. The celebrated artist. MADAM sontag, Countess de
Ross having ed the lyrical company OF ths iheaer, In
Of Ibis occurrence, he -uspended Tor Tho
recent Tho snsnon announced for .hs evening" by
OF h. EScesncy The Governor Of the District,
shi.h believed vii meet with tie concurrence Of Tho
.ni.. Nes pEtle she ne6 para 'ps;e N the profound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

EsroRcISG THE License LAWSON Friday last Geo
Eveson was tried at Mamaroneck Wesches;er County on
the suit of the Masters for selling liquor without
license Last Friday the refer 70 was tried IN the
town of Mamsroneck, Westchester County-Danei T.
Barker and David T. Wells Poor Master, plaintiffs Geo.
Eveson defendant, After thorough examination of the
witnesses the referred to the Jury. who found
verdict against the defendant in four counts Of s5 each
n Gking slcc-for selling liquor without License. This will
probably finish the traffic in that the verdict gave
entire satisfaction all persons whether Temperance meu
or not In fact we are told that among the most active
men in the town who are abcrng for the entire desruc
ton of the rum traffic are several who take drink Occa
sonaly We hope they may 5000 beco ne convinced that
total abstinence is the plan.
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FLOUR AND ME.L-The market for Western end State
Flour has improved l2 use on good qualities which are
in demand for east and home trade The supply OF bogus
State" is considerable and this s lees active. Shippers
buy it with great reluctance.
Good brands are held with frmness end the sup
DIV is moderate. Canadian Flour is 10 moderate request
and is fra at the late advance GALES 500 bbs at 81 so
81 GA The sales of Western Canal are 500 bbs at
So 30 0s7 for bogus State 81 250s7 IS for to
good State 81 37i 90 for Wisconsin and 81 7j0ss 81
for common TO good Ohio and uichigeD-the latter is
scarce.
Southern Is irm and in fair inquiry sales $50 bbs at
ss 1899 % for 70 good brands Alexandria, &C.
Rye Flour steady a, 50 so for fine Corn Meal mac
tive saes $50 bbs at 50 ei0s3 ~ for jersey and Bran
DIVINE, 81 IL.
GRAIs-LlttIe has been done 70 Wheat. Tomorrow
being the Glorious Fourth business 10 n part sus
perded. Prices may be consdered nominal.
We have seen o head OF new Whea. from Ohio, OF
which every kernel has been eaten up by the wesy Rye
i. inactive and nominal at 81 la0sl 90 lot of new
from South Carolina 10 now offering at 81 25 Oats are
plenty and easier sales Of State and Western q. 81 96oc
Corn has declined and is unsettled Prices OF Southern
nominal Sales of $4,000 bush. 50 073c for lnsound;
74a77Ic for Western mixed n 0soc. for round yellow
s0 &C. for Southern white and yellow.
WHIsxy-Our marke. is dull and lower; aeies Of 100
bbls. at 27ic. for Ohio and Michigan, III @27lc for
Prison.
PRoyIsIos-The Pork market Is less active and heavy;
sales Of Mess at sI2 30; Prime, slo u.s. Beef IL firmly
held Gales Of repacked Chicago at eie country Mess,
sl2osla; city Mess, SIS % Cu.@eas steady Lard is
oue. a. 81 9oc Butter and Cheese are 10 far request
and prices are unaered.
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Tine anoears that for the first &c weeks in 1854,
have slaughtered upward of -Four Hundred thousand ami
mails in this City; the rate of 1919 per week, or
POP 81 per day and that of this number Sevenythree
Thousand Five Hundred and Sevenythree were beeves
In the same time have destroyed the seed OF Forty
three Thousand i've Hundred and Thirteen other beeyes
BY numbering that number Of calves Forty thousand OF
which probably before they week old or any more
Ct for food than young kittens. We have aso consumed
over Nine Hundred sheep every day, without counting
those buchered out Of the City and brought here in the
onrcsse II must be conceded that NewYork contains
meet. eating population
In regard to beeyes sold here we believe from personal
observation Of nearly tho whole Of them that the farmers
could have added an average of $40 per head to their
ysne for an expense of less than s. each This would
have made a sum of s735 $780, and of which s5e9,5si
would have been profit ut ss a head
These tables do not include host OF onmals that come
10 tie City upon the boats from NewJerey Long Island
and Connecticut besides good many sold to City BUTCH
srs upop the Jersey side of the river The cows too all
90 into the City consumption and more City lated hogs
than arc dreamed Of in snybodys philosophy vast
quantities Of butcbered meat ALEC received oy maAe'
boats and rail cars.
Per contra VIC ship q small number OF the animals IN
cluded above principally Bermuda and considerable
portion Of the pork alted otherwise the whole eaten
fresh in this City and vicinity or upon ships leaving ths
port The quantity sent out of the City resh pears no
comparison TO the quantity of dead meat brought IA as 1t
IN now common thing TO bring mutton from ONO III
winter and hope the day will come when all the AMI
mails viii be butchered in the country and the vast amount
of oa 20 to enrich the land instead of the Atlantic Ocean
Beo, VIC give tho number of bcoves from each STATE
.old each week Of Aertons during tho last quarter
which will be found instructive, showing us whence we
.lcv;vo ot,, nv; pcipal supply:
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Arrived.

Arrived.
L Nal s'ssnrshir Roanoke. sknrs, Sori"s hehH0-' anu
Pe.erstrrS n
= On he R.r.s several ce eeEsa
B1rs MuskDzaia -fTcn D.cky ardenn d~ "
L Baker. saics n lcmTasy vh ship toaHos io' r'"'"
EnE , ,, ., ,,s -. y .,Y.r e.
20 SfarGss Co t-a
Bari T.sAs Oden Jshrsnn Bremen - DE- ballast ana ~
-. ID HeBuinss Mailer Gong Had deaths Gu nc
June Is, IL. q a. 10 u sessral Asss eeets sns.
. =, r. laA - - exchanged srs' with bars So l. o'T''
Bsr. Four Brl Farley Shields - & mlss % FW
No dss It, a. So spose bsrs Gsseo" DR. 'ni -
v.rr 'or Liverpool 10 d. cut -,
Nerfcis M>r.E Brandt Antwerp - d., ron ana IL
MSS 10 T. b. Hlrlbuf 60.
Eng C,rs Pear Wilmington, V c. Gps'res sssaa IA
Gr-rde IS "a ndse 20
Pig A.sys Nssh Trnssdsd de Cuba 10 o. 20 master
I Double headed Shc, key sed signals win ssAp
lcurd ,cuit showing yellow .Eb,l with ablsck cross
sris Rosae br no Windsor DE-. plaster 70 D. H. pe
Wole. ., ..
shr Bkh cEeen Hunter Island ds rneappes 70
sehr G. 2 Lanai. of YewH.yen) L5dair Bsrseoa 10 d.
bananas and pnespple T PcsTAl; tobacco 20 Meier
ReerA -.
sehr y. Warner fof Bsokhay.n) HARMS Charleston d.
cotton 10 McCresdy. Most Co
sehr Timothy Pharo, Cramer. Baltimore } ds, coal 1890
seh NorheTn Light, tof Po'.ncetosBJ Brown. Lee Ids
lorr 10 Becker A Graves
-ch Anr-ne c. naval stores TO Bate
usn kuad-rcw.
srh fcs Croere- Chnco,eague d. corn TO b " Fox
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This gives total of 1915 head Of western beeves out
Of % 44s or more than of the whole number
The number stated from this State does not give the full
number as theeuare of those sold at the small mar
bets are New-York cattle, and most OF tho others from
New-Jerey.
Nine enths Of tho swine and large numbers OF sheep
come from Ohio.
II will BE- noticed that tho Ohio cattle average slmcs
thousapd n week.
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q, -, average weight total of 7,s22, 400 lbs. Of
Reef which at 81 cents per h. which below rather than
above the average price makes 543,i2s for our beef
bin the first hall OF 1884 1t also shows the average price
Of all the cattle per head sei rs, which presume no
one viii say above the fact The price for the last quar-
Ter win average 1Oc., and net cwt or $40 per head
The following table shows the total number Of VEALs,
spxrr and LANES and SWINE, received each week for
slaughter to which is added the number of Milk Cows
and the gsand tot Of al butchered animals each week:
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We shall not issue an Evening Edi-
ton of The Tribune tomorrow. On
Wednesday we shall publish at 2 and
3 p. NJ. our usual afternoon editions,
which will contain the news up to the
time of going to press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

- ton of the MAYOR Aldermen and Ccnon.ty Of Tho y
N.v.Yok relative 70 the OPENlNGof lGH
the the Hudson River, IN the tJ OF 'es
Yort-Pursnart Ia such made and PROVIDED 10
nnyo Commonsy of the Cy OF New lofs oSy
ave notice that they intend apply the Supreme Con OF
State Special OF said Court 20 Dc nell. az e
GIN of New York SATURDAY. the 9Th day o. July A H. @ a.
the that day soon tneAet y
sci can be heard appointment Commissioners OF fsAss
ana In the above entitled that the uato
extent of The Improvement hereby meuded the OPEN t on
rIGTY TIL RID STREET the Eighth avenue 10 the njen
River City NewYos laid ost on the map o. pan
" the Legislature OK mo f'-
49, 1 H. STATE of New YORK entitled 'An Act relative TO .muos'
ents touching the laying streets aud Road, IN III, C
and for purposes passed April lsV And mot
ii. s.d Court there be moved TO amend the rae mere
In the matter OF the sppca"n 20
M.yo, and Commonalty the City Of New Yoh fos
tive 10 Opening such parts Of Eight, third street rom 20
River (u0t o!enedJ IN ns ~ 81
dated 3oh May 1894 that the lands required
third the Eighth-aseoao 20 S
Hudson River included proeeedng under tho Same 'o
title prcceednzs be changed aa
Dated New, YoTk June TO- 1851 ROBERT DILLON,
toun-ei 10 inc 'tIlo'" W.
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,nc ,TIry,s WORJD,s HAIR RESrORER-

vi mot hsis dye delese.. Ingredients Il
- -. h -or. lie Hair however % rs ensi1A coof
80 te ssue .nc .'TsugheE ard restore the Sshi hos'sr
Ne.k Ii .rpled scorcnE 10 drecton. ne asf ~ siAa
- . ood and os,s O.; ne lair pFsvnti tls i
- - hsie-e.s AID prevents ditsDess. had
c--ou -h- head sAIirl- sAd .sac Or AnJ ci.p,n
- 49, NJ SFOrFR. - pFr h5f-le. On. q centrally
81 ~ 80 BAL~sM "A Fsf 6o-iis. Fc- sac - ne
~. "a gsf r-,rs-f- ro-rsr fi-shs,hf-, Ne 20
F-r.rr 800 f - sud 81 to--uyi f~l. 1;tf he-se
T. e 80
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HIBBARD HuyG ~ EFFrGY.-A correspondent at Lam
ester N H. writes say that the Gath OF June the
notorious Member OF Congress from that District Harry
Hbbaid was hung in eigy By the citizens OF Lancaster
who took that means OF expressing in their
adherence and indignation bis pedous course in the
BETRAYAL Of the North upon the Manufacturers bill.
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NETWORK CITY and ORANGE MOUNTAIN
~ WAIERcURE-7hs largest most eonpIs,s .sd .as.rv
furnished sesnsrJ sSorSss psivee4es 10 eIy "a
1rsv.len neastsd viii transient sesfe ,irtg
'' sss,s - o un-.s' S-e~ @ " SAY. n 0:
HYDROPATHIC and HYGGEhlC lNsIiInlE
III ara SCHOOL, No IS lA<hs-e-AccosNopATlO icr
p.str T Assistants for Our door Pfactce
~ i,.,, q, Tg1s Dssyea reI.ic Ph,sxsaDs sF
sp. .ss a.taisns'' " r. 7 TRAIL, NJ. o. Psfrsscr
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sDrCHERED ANIMALS IN NJ WYORK.

TIC following 10 accurate sta.ement'or the second
zvarer Of 1854 Of the number Of Bceves, Veas, sep
nd LAmbs and Swine, brought to the shambosys this
CITY
The number Of beeves sold each Mondsy Ct Aler-
to.e Fory.ourts with the price per pound Of the beef
= The quarters. Of lit I'd end sd qualities. and the total
number for the week all the market places in The City
Vss a follows:
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Acorprxr on THE LosG ISLAND RALRo.D.-The
Sunday train running from Brooklyn TO Greenpor came
in collision with upon the road, which threw all the
passenger cars from the track, and understand nu
red one man very severy The accident occurred near
Hempsead and detained the train about three hours.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS THIS DAY.

McspAY, July 3.-P. ~
AsHEs-For Pots the market is quiet bn' firm at - 81,
and for Pearls at S. 60.
CorIoy-Prices during the past week have been
firmly maintained and the market To-Day is quiet at the
annexed quotations;
sswYoss ct.snsIc.rIoS Iasde
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CnoIFRA-Two cases of cholera has occurred at New
Rochelle: Mr.. Frederieks, merchant of NewRochelie
died OF cholera on Sunday, and his daughter, Mrs Cook
died Monday.
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srmARY BUILDING DESTROYED BY FIRE.-The build.
INC Of the Rchrnondvie Seminary Albany, was de
sroyed BY FIRE on the afternoon of the 3oh ut Loss not
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Domestic pCr<S.

ALEXANDRfA-An lane - sebm " Rec B.l1s., New York;
D.ns Brswn, Herald, dol asshsnisl Pine, DO, SD 'hp
Id Ranger New Ysrt; schr4 Hops Troy; Honesty
do Levi Rove Avery. Ab.syi Calf Stream crsns Boston
July Henry kseham sopsr New Yors Robin White, do.
BATa-Ar JSns g. .ehr Arao sess Rspfse.nsoef Ri.,r
Virginia CID ships Daylight new 81 tas WI.
St stephen " g. Ably Lausdsn new Of HaEowsn. i5
I1ns) Hall, Q1stec,
CBARLEsToh-Cld Jsne y, shp oonacr ,hsss Lyergoo
trss Larsen, Providence, r. Moses, Jerys veg
York ss-sp brig Joyen Enila Mitans 5Ercesrsi
hriss Moses Jarvis Yori; Commerce. P-oydsncs
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Passenger Arrived.
ron Port, Cetslta-E. Cart,se.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW. YORK
Arrived.

Ship Heb.T Cobb New Orleans d. cotton 20 Esgs Hazard
Bst Al.a Davis Porto Csbslo a de-, mdse 20 = w WHIT
mon sailed IN csmpsnY chr Jasnnu Ward for Yhade
Big Rooee Dowuns DOGGY islsnd ds lumber 20 H. Rock
erbsaxh company with seer Lacy AETood for Mrssa
Big woodbne BE) Boun Newport: Eng dda rcr 70 order.
On the Banis . number Of icetergs.
Bns Ana Elizabeth tef horoh Fernandez 3s.snr - d.
q Gstsr.
s.hr Laac Allen Collins, Virginia DE-, wood
sehr Bolivar, Robins, Reckland 4 d. lime.
Sehr Noun, Hspe Peat, Roehsnd Dr., lime.
: sebr Eli1. Jass Lass, RoehlsId dA, lime
schr Orrin Cowl, Smith Rsehisnd d., line
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,,.b S,v q. June A ID Is5l jei9 lsw6w
l,UpRFME COrKT-City and County Of Now

StPkEME COtkl-tti aHd count. " ~"
- york-EDWARD CROMWELL and WILLIAM BlRnSALL,
u Plaintiffs sgaius JAMES n at NsoN aud MAR,hihUS
OLMSTFAD, DerndantsTo the aho,e-naned DbfkNDANisi
You hereby summoned answer the compliant IA hs s
hch tiled 9Th day May S5in the ohee 81 the Is
CIV ard York the City tall said City ard
% serve COW Office No "a Pear 40
aid CITY within the eFvire hereof exclusive o. hs
day OF such service aud fail answer the said eomph
aiorcsad the plaintiff will take Judgment ic the sun OF s. h..
ared and sixty dollar with interest on two houde ,ni
% one % 100 the s day ot March W and GA ne
,maups hundred and five dos thereof from the in oA'
T.hmny 1854 i action and ~ssnty TIC 'hs
pa "a tsvcy, NJ G. n. RONEF. PlaintidS Attogr's.
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La W LNTELLIG EVCE
SUPREME COURT-GEsssAL TRIM

WfOENlNG
Judge ats0n arrived understand. in town to-day
bu. too which previously I'D
ourred TO Monday when decision IN The above ase we M
delstand. will be made.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME coURr-GrsEEAL TsSS

SCTKEME IUIKT-Ut>EkAL TIN
WIDENING or wALkER-sr.
I, Was expected that the decision the appeal in this
d nav. been rendered Ills forenoon bat owing % the no
arrival Judge Wsn who formed one OF as eoa N ioSH
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.ro nirv sPARHAwK-FiRsr STEWARD KILLED
SEC S1xT WoUSDED.-We noticed this siirS "
=. - LII. lonrr,aI ahnnf

.To n;sv SPARHAwK-FIRsT STEWARD kiLLED-
Srtt syxT o WoUSDED-We noticed this stirX "
pa a. rester T. The facts since learned are about a.
fol rs: C. ID. Kelly, second engineer was NJ WORK, yes
terday forenoon at the engines when he discovered WAFER
leaking down through Of the staeroomr anu "ets
the work on which lie engaged. He walked up stars
end found one of the cabin boys washing out the ROOM
Kelly told the boy stop washing scrbbng the room
until the work on the engine was finished Nelly started
Down his work and had not more than fairly got under
WAY when another shower of water came down. lie then
started stairs the second time, and found the boy en-
gagged as before telling him at the time, that ne
did not stop Immediately he would slap his face The boy
refused to stop and replied Kelly in mpudent man
per whereupon he slapped his face few times and then
left him and went his work This took place short
time before dinner just after dinner, a. key Was com
ing down the steps leading from the hurricane 10 the boiler
ok he was met by h. A. Didamer, first, ana john hy
land second steward who said they would have revenge
or something that kind for the injury done the BOY
Ddiamer was armed with heavy piece OF IRON, about 10
inches in length, and ilylani had in ms hani PISTOL
loaded and both rushed Kelly with their weapons IN
their hands. Kelly rotreated along the guard until ne
reached the pantry where he snaehed large carving
knife and stabbed Ddianer directly through the heart
killing him instantly. Hyland then discharged his pistol,
but missed and was attacked by Kelly and cut twice
across the arm The latter aiferward gave himself
to the police and conducted to jail The coroner
held an nduest upon the body OF Didamer on the wharf
boat TO which the corpse removed. Hyland was car
ried TO drug. store Trd-s Vine, and removed
thence to a boarding house Franklin-av. NAN
artery in his severed by the wound AMI he Died
almost TO death. His recovery is by means secure
Didamcr the deceasedD was Frenchman lie iVed IN
"'' n.y. ~ 49, Isl Louis News. 1lfh.
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SUPREME CoURr-srr,uL Term


Argument presented IN thus case this forenoon before
Judge Mitchell the motion for stay OF proceedings aud w OF
the appeal 10 the general 'en VIVID
Trial Mr. Spencer appeared for me motion and he Us
trict Attorney opposed "ilsms wll DC scoseed ) nds
roIon principal exception relied believe by - coun
Sc. Is that mpbe her testimony permitted 70 STATE
that had Saturday night board the snip
with her husband and that she became scS on that night hch
was bel fret attack OF ne.s after taking dina &c Decision
served
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared this E'orsnooi.

slim Phisn' hrrrt fBrl Wil-on. Cnehee !" T. TAP
H,,rh.rd Lsxrtucs. Hss.xnsdut. ss-ul,1 = 90"
Fir-G Dsr.or, Ssvir. bsL=cr. Tonne . ~
ssiocr,---Aib- fisf, Wsshins-rD : fc"'-' '4A AIH
pi,re, Nrwt-sytori, u. D. Broskus-1-
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81 sandy deos Printing Tsiss-sgaI
rysE HicHtA Jay - P 81
bark B1reli Capt Dodds Liverpool q d. snd r.
Dwf June 10 AT 30 ION IS - exchanged sims. win the
American soip III berns, koand east.