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hc Nave, peccN cosst California bark Harmony Rssss
a ' S.ISJs ; s ~ adams esa and s'Ti slo
,.c 40 home scth shl. Helen Ausu',s fac NewPsG O.
nhn b, aud hns MSr g n, ' .ss a. I, os
iSn oesrisn eru.e Line saP. SS. Ch'.s New s,adOa
India Miller and home Dee Maria Ther-.s Carver.
% hone "a sP k%c':d ' M . erT me ,0 d.
and home bs Hry Amy eI9i'' ,ud home sth 'hp Bs'at
Tssl sshs es,; hip Mio.. Re- DoS: e,1' sd
hsme .llp us1sma" ,S,h ~ h ~ Min ,v,s, no M
sei o%ss and Sc@e Joh@ Well. Go,. .ad
cruise .nd home ship Heroine ae%p.ead sru'c i5s .n,,
cruise Line bArks Cavalier Premaa cruise on
I -. I'D from do Dec H. Herald sloeO N.wz,.l.ai 5h
Crowell koms promo Gsenst Do 18Th p.pwOod 'Insn, 70
eip,e N Live vernon Nye do 7Ih bark Columbia Hal
ecl do 2Nh n columbia CASH home ,.,,.-, "a =,
2se-h c6s i'm 81 T.llu,n % %. sh .. s:a
c..s DO cS VIZ IS 10 bone ~A ''S o. -'''
II Lshsns Nov s. BAH Vernon Little 1000 VIII b
cwh. l4c 9b lss season Och foaos DAYS. % ~ Swn
- 81 csoo1 wsf 1 ho VII o. 'h
GA Of DO Ocmulsee Cot,le cruise and hons z,h
e s1t - Sea sous Tas n Geo w"hn,ton Ed~,rd. Ia
Hal; ~ N Ansers vsnlaen cruise aud home IL V'''s" IL
Ar al Tsiss Nov - ship Meis. Allen of B. 1892,
tI IRON Lm. pnder d, Of Nov snnognss the
.. ., him hs aS. M,eSS with sperm sailing
Hopoaa Dec r. sS7 snS S. hi prr pssn s
s,b Su,ns he f so been unusually hiah Homo
g. h.s Prsrsed SIoashoet sH
among snv Of vessels recruiting here Caohing-The most
feature Of this the 81
c a,c feet compared with last the caoha othe
oeh the latter having been equal 10 that OF
rous eatehngs Of lj) ships which have
uiscd IN The this about so bhs While the
ehok about $50 bbls this which
IS better than sndpaed earlier in the s~n'n The
average fr the Of sht whale this estimating
our the oil tbs bone tax durnr the
ssop 100 bbs whale oil ard IN bone Ia the ofls52
Dbl. oil and 1875 N bone The number of
which have visited these ssnds this fall ID 5l snt tho
in the ~ s5 bbs 35i2 bills
whale 1850 10 The number Of whseshPs which as
bonn this port large and aseen
46 VIII ships ct Of them
sersons rcpsrs oil and boue freghs are 60 7c
pfiosre for oil and lc Tas folio wing
st shipments oil aod bone which have bSen made to
this DAT, srs Electro Hannibal a 19 viii Chs Car
roll Is SIS WI 20 bone Rob Morrison Is GO Catherine
Is ~ VII 272s Hoxie lS; 53f VIII 7S55 bone Shooting
star l247f2 VIII $40 bone Cpinhian 33i jp 9R5I
VII 1914 Roman 50 500 VII Mechanics. 0sn sa - os
VII 5 y7s bon $50 VIII Columbus 10 900 wh len Aq
sust. iCl 6s VIII 60 I59 Gladiator 56s VIII WIN. Himcn
COS boue Mary Sossn 4So $50 VIII 1909 bone;
Rbeua 6 sp 60 613 VIII; DomO sp 90 86 VIII MOn;suk
722 eco lone KTemn, EG So, O,4C3 VII.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have dates from the Sandwich Islands the 2sth.
The subject claiming the first notice from the ISLANDS IS
the departure of Mr. Severance, the United States Com
missioner and the arrival of Mr. Gregg, his successor
In relation TO this affair. clip the following diplomatic
publication from The POiysesian of the gath;
Court was held at the palace on Thursday, the 22d
late Commissioner of the United States Mr. Severance
and the arrive Of his successor, Mr.. Gregg -
The new COMMISSIONS Mr. Gregg, accompanied BY MT
Severance Capt Dornn and his ofcer and several clt
zen. Of HE L nited States arrived punctusly at IL
The Minister of Foreign Relations presented hr Sew
ersrce who addressed his Highnes the Kuhna Maj, a.
follows; ,,
Of tie King beg to address his Majesty through your
Hchress Ny successor in the Office of Commissioner
of the United States having arrived it becomes my duty
TO take leave Of your Majesty In doing SO it source
of peh satisfaction TO me that in the three years nave
hsd the honor Of residing here as diplomatic kepre
sentative. have had no unpleasant COLLISION WIN b.
Vpied States are now Of the most friendly cha'acter
While live, shall not cease 10 look with deep interest,"
upon the progress of your Island Kingdom with an an
1ous desire for the welfare Of your people and o. inc
foreign residents who have chosen these ssaonous sn
for their abiding place now haCs Ss bo bS 10 been
appointed by the President Commissioner oil the nsa
States
The above having been interpreted by the Hon. George
II Robertson Speaker of the late House of Representa-
tves his Hghness the Kuhins Nui pleased to make
areplS, Of which the following is translation A.
Mr.. Severance i am sorry that the illness OF the
King has prevented him from hearing your address. l
shall communicate it his Majesty who will make known
TO you pleasure minister OF Foreign
fairs wish that you and your family may reach your
homes in safety and that you may arrive there in better
health
The new Commissioner Mr.. Gregg being thus intro
duced addressed bis Iigness in the following terms:
have the honor present through yoar Hghness for
the King whose illness much regret the following ad
dress which your Highnes will make known to his Ma
e,ty In entering upon the discharge OF my functions "
The Of the United States near the Govern
mspt Of your Majesty cannot fail to be deeply grahed
Nv ihe favorable auspices under which l am received.
lie friendly eourtesiss by which my arrival hss been
rss,ed demand the snoerest acknowledgment and oos
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Tber. az, NOW IN the same peghbcood several qste
valuable boats which may in instant be crushed to
atoms TIE Geo W Sparhswk Is at the head Of a aud
IT, perl ars as safe any. The Polar Sar just repaired
i on the dry docks and consequently ont OF danger Inc
Csra is on the floating docks and liable to De s"ee' on
docks and ell. in a moment The work OF OBSTRUCTION
almost instantaneous The HibeTnis, No less van
alone side must suffer Ii the ice breaks suddenly Inc
st. Paul at tie Alton packet landing had up steam as
Deans broke ND the ice in the lower part of the habcr
bu, it could host of. and lodged at snort distance
below.
Ii viii he almost miracle If the dsmsge stops here
We trust have disasters of the kind 70
chronicle We would. b. the way drop word Of caution
to owners boats in regard fire. Greater caution.
possible should be exercised this respect now than at
any other time, the firing Of would be almost GER
tain destruction al q: the levee well 70 buildings
adjacent.
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MARRIED,

ADAHs-BRUFF-o the 18th ms, In the order ofhs society
Trsssa Abel ADAM Of Marlborough T. TO Hannah ban
thu City.
Pkiadslphis papers plese copy ,..,.u.
BURTIA sEcoRD-on wssne,dY teh a. ssr go, -
Ms Ezsbeb secors daughter Of Nj Ssthsn sss'ra '"
place . . cx-,. cAu..h so.,h praatIx>
an the Arm Eshusy by the T. H. Csohed snf Ldrsdse
Of Boston Teresa Ssszsr Of Bfoos %. - .-- ~.
FENsTERhACBER-HART IhnDoD sssnsS ~ -
Nh 2.n,ns Iiyissson Co Y Mary Am. daughter Of
Jehu H.tssl Esa o. Lower Sszsrets horthaspes g
GsiySfEIIslEY-At IsaSton London on the 5lst pscsm
her M We, p Grin merchant Of 10 Ais Am a'
"nSGo4n BoRROWEOu wsdn esdsy eth isss g oeefss
c,y,b s,n,yes.st square b. ths Rev Dr. Tyng Ffsshn
:. Lar. h. dsn shter William BGrows - 4, ,hs Rev
wALBRIDGE- Thnr1., Ta 1870. ~ w.,
Az. IL Ssashtsr Of r W. Ryekmsa- Esa, ofths0
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FIRES
FIRE IN rHs BOwERr

About oeock on Wednesday night. dro broke out in
the basement OF house No 90 Bowery, occupied by A. C.
Benedict ~ watch and jewery store. and as dwelling by
two families bundle of papers was also discovered on
fire in the second story but they exngushed before
communicating to the wood work The fire wa. confined
TO the basement and was subdued before much damage
occurred 1t supposed to have been the work Of design
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COIL ON THK PAcIrIC.-Mr Benham, OF San Ffanclsco.
has been over in Washington Territory examining the coal
mines. He reports very favorably Of them 10 hun
we are indebted for the information contained be-
low In BelhnghGm Bay MIR. Benham informed Us,
there is a mine of sixteen feet in depth, with dip
of forty five degrees The vein is of solid coal. with
the exception of of clay Of four the other
of Ave inches These it is thought, will dappear the
mines are sunk below The vein jus upon the Bay run
p;og of from the shore in norheastery direction The
bed of the coal s 40 feet above high water mark Pepa
ration being made to develop these mines at once Over
100 tuns of m coal have been placed in the San Francis
co market and it commanded within one dollar of the
highest market price.
This mine is situated within quarter of mile of deep
water and one and half days sail of the outward mouth
of the Straits Spectator.
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law /VI,ELZIGE1VCE

SUPREME COUBT-sPEci,L TssN-Boiors Judss mrreHmG
DEcTsfOss
Provost sat. Rsub
In action by co tenants for eectmsnt as to the SANE
land the sd.at put h to EACH but no al tsvn
r,It led OF and notice syez Of trial and To-
taken out Of their order on the Calendar De-
ns.pt moves aside the inquests irregular t the pre-
lice In the Third Judicial District we'll as In tbs superior Osnt
ard Common Pleas take igquess out Of the order -
here incongruity about IL ho-sver that places
he had put Ia sss~sras
m. e.se b. might defend before shsrns Jury Az tho
practice the defaults will be set aside on
beo.fx &c
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fAdver',senentl

BooK. KEEPING, &C Those beautiful and complete
from Counting Of hs gu escber wse
to awe Science Of Boot keeping most pleuss sad
aspect well eucidse Its theory and practice
Let devote boar or more daily to the sctsA
guidance OF the ssthoS
OF the folowns which will bs found good tssshss
M than who make large pretssssas
" Nsr,hs Cour.e Of Double Entry" syo. 2zop,.......s
same work the Spanish Language
MaIshis Course Of Sin Entry" syo Ap.
Bni Books for Practice" Sir TO she set Cap Size 70
(Sept per mail free 20 cents adiitonal
the world this subject which ere
printed coors showing all the balancing entries Uses &c, IN
They noted for their smplici com pre-
admin able Of the 90 Secs
after SOLD established Counting Rooms for the Free
,ic. of Book keeping, NO SEA Bru sdwsy BY
{. c. MARSH Consulting Accom- AIT ana
Teacher Of Practical Book keeping. &c
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Oftte ships company Edward welos first officer; do.
w II BueI sure,on Jno w Marshall chief engineer;
Geo Gretinr second engineer; william Vekhan store
keeper; ell the assistant engineers fremen and coal
pssfers and all the bulk of the ships with few exceP
tions who are on board of this ship
On bosrd the Antarctic DIR. Chsrles e. Wndsr and
sei ant, 1t J. G. Chandler and 1872 troops women ana
Children and with me nv purser. Theodore L. schel Chas
Z Barton. % officer John Mason. 4th on cer wash
IL gtcn DaCkeif. carpenter and servant
lhe constant kind attention which have al received
from Cspt souer Of the Antarctic and his cers and his
deep srlicuds and jEdieoUs OF women and
cbdrtn since board of hs ship, IS shove ali
ITsse AID merits most sincere and lasting feelings Of
gratitude Very respectfully, JAs. /. WATSISs.
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DIED.

BRrEsr-op the 9th inst, suddenly Lewis Ss""'|
Io.sph Virginia Brie<t FEB Hsrriss Asn.
PkRKRR-At Yorkville on "scne'N''
IT, ~ "a, nd relatives the ny 90. o1 II ss rsa1ssss
ssnd Der sners asri - vosrtAsvs, sss.ceS
"a p " Tuaefsi ssrvioss -
IfAr e. o'clock. y
NJ 1900 pspSO Plsess sTt'
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GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING HOUSE, No.
A. N,s,.u, -yscHsR scaEL tSucesssors TO jules
received for all journals throughout tbs Ustsi
s.. ,ns Cspsdss and the lowest rates All papers
lspt on Gle for the nspectien Of advertisers "a.
Refe-ences Charles Lssas Esq Editor OF Coufrf dcs hish
rI, Erasus Brooks Esq. Editor OF Nav FORK ErPro's
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srpERIoR coURr-pefor. J.ass BOswosr..


lame. { Nop., sgsins Nathaniel Patton aud o'he.s
Suit against police officers 10 recover damages for al
.s.d n,s amount laid at wv fantin says 30
entered sng souse ausstsd ana nrefes hm ana
up rsoued him eight dsys -. =. A.. .,.,.,is-.
IN d.f.pss II a. the night OF lot May pSntn w1
m. and ytolsat od threatening
and did sssaa her and make dhtarb
s,c in the and that 10 order 10 prevent nun no
romp IL and preserve the peace esisnas
the arrested him and sroas MN before
bound do IL also syesd hss plain
f and elects 70 manae Nv fanny AZ" hsS ssse
conn OF On Verdict for dsisaasHt
before Judge OAKLEY
Ernest Fielder against Crane Sesudon Al.
To recover S475 amount alleged 70 be due on guam
Nv ~ Of kind imported from Italy o
20 ,noupt Of &C. The defense made ~ NJ
NOS partner OF MI franc fsS
wss denied. Verdict for plaintiff sHo
CIRCUIT COURr-Before Judge CLEsEE
Hus..y Murray sst Lawrence Co, Neg London .
To recover back money paid for six casks OIL bought
b "a ok. si. A and thsss sent TO Enssnd bet
a. being Of Sperm oil Defendants refsss1
10 receive nSscE and seson . brought Adjourned
COURT CALENDAR, THIS DAY.
CtrcuIr CoURr-Nos ESQ, 1000 $685. 40, 1886 1885, 100.
Cossos PIEAs-N0s 27;, l22, 27s, rs, PIT, s7s. TO
srpfRioa Countries 329 &c., $685. ll91 esi. 1913. 3ss
to as as Fs IS 81 as "a '74 a. A. ga Il" 90 a.
43l fs2 sS5, -. i,4 s,s A.
SUPREME CouRT-Generol Teym-Nos. SO, 81, AZ, !, -.
81 81 90 81, le 81, Is "a S. - - - -.
T. s. DrsTRIcr CoURT-Nos 81, 90. %, "a, 90, 81, 49,
81.
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ADVERTISEMENT /

Ladies and children, by the thousand, flock to FER
V.ntine Epterspmens Academy Hall LEI not to be
wondered a. however, reads hs Advertisement IN oar
each ticket purchasers prantd
M ean. ia value 70 the price paid ticket 81
thst The sduissIou TO exhibition 10 actually free
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

The Democrats have nominated Columbia Lancaster as
Delegate to Congress. The Wing candidate is Col. Wal
lace The Oregon papers say that the election will bs
warmly contested.
The following tables shows the population of Washing
ton Territory, furnished to The OregOHian:
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iAdverti lsmens


IONS CABIN afternoon viii afford another Opportunity to
wines ssusde eeebsed moral Drama Of The smbe o. Lss
tsn. Thsster The goat original Uncle Toms Cabin" will b
performed In The evening.
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For Sale. at No. 95 Chambersst., an excellent Wal.
Store Counter 81 feet long suitable for Hardware OF SEED
Store For psrtcu inquire Of Rogers No III Nasssa
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ADVERTISEMENT

No MoNsTROSITy.- An elegant and perfect spess
a. the h.usyor Of Ntureony the mnsest Kind o.
miniature edition Such the Lllipusa King nov s.hsla.e
the Broadway MensgeEie Hell four yea N 'A'A
Il. p,ur al. and Is only sixteen inches Ia bght
TIE utmost ,pressed Wy al who 'si'thh wonder
f.l
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TIVE LAND OF GoLD-No. 6.

THE LAND or GoLD-No. q.
In vain they "prospected" each d, cary rsyiasI
Ia vain they explored where no white had ssea,
The riches they fondly expected to clasp
Lile the win o. the vsp" still eisaed their crap
And 90 will resy good portrait Glade usn you g. kse
No 1 Broadway whose work has Just borne on the prise 1he
World. Judge for yourself Gallery open Tree dsy ans
ey
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htNertlsetneW
MYSTICAL WORLD

For ready for sale az all the Music sed PERI
sdsl and the Oce Nc 2o' Broadway Price cens
CORY IS copies, IS I've copies to Aby
club subscribers will extra espv
Wallaces Portrait worth s. gwen premium Aedr,s
(pos paid p X. DEYo. Publisher
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Tug RrsT DAGi,ERREoTYPEs IN 7

TIE BEST DAGI ~ Ihb WVnn" -.
The ,ss,e silver Pitcher recent, awarded 0urnsy NO ~
for the Of hs pictures over the whole wo
b three competent professors pssf POSITIVE ~ss
and Judge for yeuIselres
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4, ,,.cs.,tspn. ~ 81, % md. Stacked sNol
49, ~ ,Afr. rpVtt ht@lt " june '""''' ''
~ ~ A al sfsSEei.
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ADVERTISEMENT

Not breach Of promise, every ono that examines
ss splendid stock C. Valentines at No NJ Chatham s VIII
ss.ify being the beet for tie price thOy have sssa
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LECTURES, MEETINGS. AMUsEMENTs &c

MS ' PsID,r Peb. ~ 1874
Rev Nr OsCooDs LIcTUsE-Hope Chspe p NJ
Dr. soLcER's LksTuEE-Hope Chapel Q T. NJ - am, a,
Rev II CHAPINs LEcTURE-FouTthst Conf Cnn'eh y T. u
Rev / IssKIP's LEcTURE-1abetnaee r
DR. sMlTH's LECTURE-StuyVtsa Institute, r d,
Mr.. JACKs5r's LEcTURs Brooklyn Institute, u NJ
FoILY As ~ FLES and The Soldiers CoarSnip a. "HsG.s
NpsUANER NIGHTS DRgAN Pretty Busness"-bunoas q"
aDsUwMER EiGHr's Dss.s and Antony -6foad~sy r
Tr.ct. TONS CABIN 'Gamber" j 7 NJ n.tSoa IhsAHf
IrscLs Tows CAs~ a. the Bowecy Thester 7P NJ =,
G.vVtgss PRoCREss ~. Rose Of Etuick vale NJ aus
GFo C-.lsrY WOODS bfoaisy
O,Ess HoUsE-Eteiopi4n DELI y
Syx. WORK AnPHrHg -Eqgesrisu7 bowery' = ~
SIC BLlrZ VgsTRLoQUa Stuyyessnt Institute w bIoas
sTosnwAY N.r.cEslg-a nirnsl-S6 bvsJ 10 TO ~ r n
IspusrRY ALL Nsrors-CrJsa Palace A. 20 anss
pAsyApps EGYpr HOLY LAyo-5ee Broadway u r n.
PTr..Ts szyEs NILE MIRRok-663 Broadway, s and "
poa.. galley or AscILsr MoDERs Air-stnyv't szse
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IAAxertisementl
- Sbavl. cuans,l This

India Camels Hair n Square Shaws opened rms
Day a. Fountains India Broadway Scarlet Crmses
other Varieties which only to Be
az al the above In this city
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER

M OS4rra'ns b Saaddyd Tser1omeiey'. At No Chd"'''
by JOHN c. n. RosKErri, - ,,
1854. "a d. u NJ 'fN'
February 9,...............,..,,,f 10 AZ! ~
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BAxvIrDs EoYrr ann HOLY LASo-sss srosswy y ~
BoM.s GALLsRY ASciLsr AND AoDras Air-stayT L'~s
Tx.ysATIo, or WARD SCHOOL No. 35-The semi
annual examination of Ward School No 35 John Dosns
Principal took place Wednesday. Nowrostsndng the
ipelemency of the weather thsre quite number OF
wilton, including school officers teachers from othcs
school,, ard the parents Of the children among whom We
observed the Rev Dr. Knox and Prof Looms Of the New
York University The exercises began with the highest
cless which wa, most thoroughly oyerhsued IN Algebra
Is far ss Quadratic Equations BY Mr. Loons who sp-
p.ared resolved to find not what the boys knew bas
what the, did DO, know The result was highl, sasfsc
tory ard would have done credit TO anor casses 10
COLLEGE, Tho various classes were eIsmiasd By Mr. Ne
Keen and the teachers hemseyea The two higher csse'
Taught BY Ne.srs Dosne Smith, and Hunter displayed IN
common ability In fast all the classes showed that this
school still retains is conspicuous place among 50 many
excellent common schools: A. the conclusion Of the eIsf
cises u0.t admirable address delivered by Mr. Know
One feature pleased the visitors mueh-the speaking and
eomnost;on-.hch were effective and graceful and free
from rant There were also splendid samples Of drawing
and psnmanshp The motto OF this school mas oeea ana
will be Excelsior
sr,ryTgIcHrR.' SCHOOL, At ALBAsr.-1he september
term cos.d last week with exceedingly interesting eIer
COS
dress as were several members Of the Legislature and
,rge number Of other persona Nearly forty members Of
The first clss. graduated They belong 70 different paris Of
,be STATE and engage entering the institution to be
come teachers in the public schools Professor Woolworth
principal Of the insttuton The graduates Of the inst
tuition 20 forth with sound practical education, combining
Lrovledge Of common school ssdies which they
pec;ed to possess enterng with astronomy chemistry
hook keeping surveying and drafting the science Of civil
government including parliamentary rules with other
br.nchesof study drswng vocal music sc They are also
instructed practical knowledge Of teaching having for
certain period, previous to graduating, to conduct
eases in the ntary school attached to the institution
and which the various educational branches are taught
ADMISSIONS 70 THE BaR-The Supreme Court have sp-
pointed for the present term Mss~s Willard Loroqus and
shannon examiners Of candidates for sdmons 70 the bar
The sIamnson took place yesterday aseaeoa O'Clock
10 ne Supreme Cout rooms
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Repor, Of Eastern Dispesssry for the month OF Janss
rv-Psepts attended oo n.ies msI.s si A. the.
Ss%Sss Of sss. T. The Whole ss1ssr q s.sps p; -
-, number Ia one dsy. H. Average per day, lot
Assault AND RorBERr-Two Germans named rrodk
Ssy by Poe.mss Rohsesa. Of the r-ass W.d ossrsS
tbs obr went INTO sser shoe &c No Isi Bo-a
and while sonehi1s drink at the b. the easA Who
,.l.a Johssa who -sss .r.sser % them pay the. Ban Z.
cd ssd hen ven. into Toe street tes,sd ?, sss ss,,d ,ns
brought the osr to the spot aud Aey we're
s,,rirson "a who charged with a;srferiss
the Of tho two men ~ aso taken as astsay sas
held TO sIsxeE
A.s.utr WITH ,CLuB.-A man named wm. Raglan
yl,1 assaulted Thomas Moray Of Brookyn with esA 10
turing him severely his head ana BODY ihs vs. ACES
by Justice Stuart 10 AD-wer
7, consequence Of the non attendance Of witnesses a.
The Coart Of General Yesterday no baaHes
and Tie ser sitting about two hoars s earned os inc
Acc,,xxr 49, A man named Thomas Ksvansgh. living at
the eorrer and cenres shs ~skns u
Olcei WEDNESDAY ni.st fell ssosfs nc snas 90 -
sorsiv IN arsi He the Ne~yssk Hospital b.
Policeman LsLnysn OF tho sixth ward
The case of james s Cutter charged with the sedss
ten greeI promise of marriage o. Ms Caihsss N nSs@ =
ton hefole Justice oboIpe y.ray eeaelsdea .ns
ii.,s held Cute, to bail n sun o. % a. Ssss
is yssis al the accused 10 years OF age
CH,Rex or Bo,Nr Officer Martin Of the Lever
Police ysserdsy arrested named wnl Hardy me
o5rH1 on eonviaini Of ss wife Margaret lie
bach this morning to Answer tho charge
ASorsrR Policy DEALER ARRssrsD-A man named
sIysn Maly VS. ye,sIt arrested BY Capt A.lssss, q g:
HauHer.lsy Hus.n 81 saa ai,S With .'I,es sssy e
Il we we. 0s ie1 before Justice sa. AID he'd
$50 TO sus~er the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

In consequence Of the non attendance OF witnesses q
ne Coat Of e neral Se Yesterday 10 basses
ana lie Court er sitting about hoars sd 'onea Tor the s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

Assault WITH ACLUB.-A man named Wm Ruyan
rss Yesterday arrested charged with having the sA issssss
yoeltly assaulted Thomas Moray OF bESokyn with esA 20
severely his bead ana body Tbs aeassa v held
ky Justice Stuart 10 eDswcr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

CH,RGs or BiGANr Officer Martin OF the Lswee
Police Court arrested mAn named wns Harry
fusve from fklsd pha whore he stands charged villa As ss
ofbssy complaint Of his wife Margaret He VIII b tshse
bach this morning TO answer tho charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

AccIpFyr.-A man named Ihomas hsyansgl; hvths
ooek en- Wedpessv nisht fell rhroaxh the srstas 90 tes
seewsR OF No 1 wSh had been len insesn5r ana -
uIti He conveyed 10 the Ne~iS hSsPt ~
Police ma L.znysn Of tho Sixth Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

ADMISSIONS 70 THE BAR-Tbe Supreme Court have sp
pointed for the present term Mss~s Willard Loroqus and
Sbsnnoo examiners Of candidates for admissions 70 the bar
The s,snnason took place ysssday ssrssoa st O'Clock
10 sAe Supreme CouEt rooms.