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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

PHILADELPHIA May I8rrfsof-Ship Saranak Ocean. Liy-
erroo H. Beach Sanders Hartford Conn., chrs III b.
Btscon Cor.on Bueua Vista New-York; NJ Wnghtingo1,
Wrsh ns;on Fan River; Deputy Winsmore, Lynn 4 p
q Wheaton DOYLE Mas R01bury Nickerson, Boston;
Harding Providence Sylvia e. Perry Boston, Thomas
Potter. Clark. New London. 49,
(1,fd-Bg AudOver Handy Boston; scrs Somerset, Miller
sttmod; H. GncIer ns Mamaonecs; Caroinc Frances Fen
ton Iludn Martha James New {. Van Megs NFoon
1v: Sarah Ann Lehrn. Brdrepor Emily Horton Candy,
Proy,Ice; virginia SimoI New Haven; ssr sangee Banner
Ermnc. Fowes salem; Enterprise, Cohle,
WOODBURY. Jule smith Crowe Boston; VI Deputy. Ninsmore
Roxbury Bssoon, Corson. Roxbury Col Fremont Dare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

men pl.rs, character cent sdes ,t. ~ Wa any malice
80 n 4. ,v.rr,d ina he 90 rhde"'s' '
l.tiv. and rue. To be ccbtinaea
'' Nv b fore Jgdsc WooDRVrp A .hho..
Now Railroad CofaTsny Tor sleged tre1ps .
offn he door 81 q or - We
10 verdict lor l.ainti, % ttD''
,.a~ ov ovsgrAI sgsT0Ns-ThVASD ~b,"ie ne
eOUhT VI O4--'' REccSozs
r,..d oase was resumed at The opening Of
The Eecson eo. zen co witnesses exauIined
CsnIi TBS m.sd .hs voted Tor H. Tacters tae
snefa a the lDspeciors opned 10
when De n, them before they dropped the
tickets arc .r on examination of this vi the Assistant;
nc osx hat he had other wi.Be~es
examine tia not present AID for whom 1e
wbon eerv..d attachments Ao thai he hal already
5s persons all Of whom testified having voted
rnnninss Tucker" ticket The aen sdournad is
the day - No..
following preyiOuy convicted during The pr pen
se Of Court sentenced Geo Cste for grand larceny
Stsss years; Muragh Murphy grand larceny ssie
Prison ys, Michael Caghan petit larceny House Of H oge
Ooeshbg grand larceny state Prison two YEAR .ro ss
nnopihs John ellis forgery tie fourth degree City Pon 81
Brrr burglary six yea State Prison. james Conn sssaut
PoNe Oce three yrfis Siae Prison. Patrick Flood and Jon
Ooden tsut and battery. Peni niiry one year each VIM IL
larceny three State Pron Mary Bnde gard
hTeeny years ord months State Prison. John henck peat
larceny fred co. VIM Osore assault AID battery Ponen,fy
Inc war Fanny Miller Jei larceny PeueDay four noniht
Geo ThcmffCn grand larceny Sse Pon two year,; Jonn
Hsgesiy hsfmy, Stale Prison two 10 this case the D
tkousb Intervention o the DoyeTnof q he state IN behalf Of
he would p-op AID ordered ;hs, he be KEEP The City
Meade counrferg six years ard four Hhs STATE Prson
H,nrv assault female fined 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19
Passengers Arrived.

bark .ra ron HraaGMssrs Van loushion. G Clements
L. Crcz.
IGf r. from NarGouibo-Cspt sAn Jones OF
schr. M1ry Harry. condemned e. Marsesbo.
!. bark Erpresi from Haedna-Nrs Milne 4 family.
Firence NeurasMr spraKue LADY John Gray
John Cardere. John Did, Mr. keplier and lady
yaose, Jroot T. eseyrcH Iierp0c-C T
IN slip M1r1ioa from Greoncak-C. Stewar
IN ,lip Gen Washgt5H from Lrepc-Mrs E. Hi and family.
Misses NJ and b. Hackeit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19
cnrrpT CALFyDAR-Tuls DAY.

SupTRIoR CoURT-lIn main buiding. l-NOs. s23 81,
ss2 oss s57 s CsI Il2o ll3i, lS3 1l35 l17 In b,
Il5 IN i9 il5 ll55, ll57 ll59 lsI l65 is5 sg
I'M i7s IN 1888 1875, 1ly7 lly l&l, l,21 rs,
Itt7 i9s IA rs l25 g. In small baLding Nos 28 t9,
H SCI s2 S4 ss $50 ss2 s9i S9 soS go so2 9f 900
So, go, Sl6 -
ConMos PLEAs-Ppr Nos. sl7, s65 to s69, ia,
~, a, SO, s5l. Part II. adjourned for the Term
u. s. DIsTMCT CoURT-NOs g. 40, a, -, 49, 81, y,
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Spoken, &c.

Msy 49, lat 81 s. lon ship GEansda Bachelor 4 d. I'm
Sew-Orietn. for Liverpool.
Afr e Of Cape Ncoa Mole brig CahaIine Mary COorb-
rorl PoriGu- Prince for Boston.
Aanonue Boston
May y ai q O. lon. - Br. barb Sepenrae from Gisos 'or
Pow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19
Receipts Of Produee--NAY Il.

Pfrer Barg>t and Canal Bnts SO bhs Fl0ur 10
Nhty 70 Ashes bush Oa IS $40 do Corn lo53 do
Whett c55 Meai SIS Cheese 2a80 siies Leather LIB
Ikes Pork 81 DO Hans 50 do ohef Pr0vsons $50 do Lard
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nv TelfurapIl,

NEw-ORLEANs-Ar. May a. shiTs Reporter, and Huron,
Boston.
NEW.oRLEANs-Ar Nay 49, ship Mesurtcook and 'chr Ste
phcn New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19
SIMEON DRArfR, iucu0neer
DY SIMEON DRAPER office No. 46 Pinest., cor

SIMEON DkAfftt iuctonerf
DY SIMEON DRAPER. office No. 46 Pinest., cor
ID wism-FRlDAY. May9, al l2l O'Clock AZ tho her.
chants Fxchanse
~ Geo Seven Per Cent F Nor Bonds OF Toledo Nor~st
Cleveland Company due 1865 payable is February and
Let August. in New York $1,000
Firsi Morsge Bonds Of the Coy sland
Zsnsve Cincinnati Railroad Company fAkron Branch OF
Cleveland CHI due 1863 payable April aud
ODER /, In Ntw-York, ~ ,ooo each
$4,000 City Milwaukee Ten Pc Cent Bonds due 1851 interest
rayabe annually the Bank of Now ok, VI 600 each
f5i shares Rome and W6srfovn Railroad Stock ~io0 each
1874 shares North River Insurance COMPANY, f2b each
Also. down. the balance the lat OF June.
500 shares Gold lin Mining comi any, a. each.
Also cent down The balance lat July
coo shares Parker Vein Coal Company, Sl0oeach.
SEQ shares Rurswck City Stock 100 each.
$50 shares Long Island Railroad Company 80 each
~ shares Illinois Central Railroad sl0teach
~ shares Csuardagus aud mira Railroad Co. ~ psd) sloe
FRIDAY, May d.
Al l2i O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
For OF whom c0ncernthe following coate ss
No 799 Mortgage Bonds due LEI December 1888 for 900
No 500 Mortgage Bonds due lsi December 1888 Tor 900
No $50 Mortgage Bands due ~ December 1865 for 80
Being Seven Per Cent Bonds the Cansndssa Niagara
Falls Railroad Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

Panama, acc Hudson River, lie. Mortgage ic2i. saIe
Of $40 eco Indiana made At %; Keascky g. at
1854.
In Exchange The business is moderate, and ra'es are
without change Sterling, se9I; Francs, 5.I2l as III
IN Freiqhts there il no marked change. To Liverpool,
5000 or OOoo bushels Grain 81 a7d, latter Wheat IN
ships bags 700 bbs Lard 25Ii 100 tan' Heavy
Freeb, o5f 900 or 800 bales Cotton, a5-l6d 500 bb
Resin cd To London 700 200 boxes Bacon, 30i
600 bbl, Resin Qjod. I'D. 800 tieroes Beef 6 so
bbls Turpentine 81 2 30 lbs; 300 bbs Provi.ions
2jad.. &c. charter made from South America 70
Europe on private terrns
The amount received at the subTreasury sils POS
mid s247 1884; balance ss,353260
Tie following sales Of stocks made at auction by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

I DAN of 81. coo, 600 for the ENLARGEMENT II
H the ERIE. the OsWEGO the CAYUGA snd SENECA CA
NAILS. ard or TIE COMPLETION Of the BLACK RIVER AMI
GENESEE VALLEY Canals. and for the ENLAR0 :MENT 4
the LOCKS Ct the CHAMPLAtS CANALrhe Commissioner u
the Canal Fund BY virtue Of the entitled An provide r
the 4 tho Erie the and the Caugs Ssos
the completion the Black River and
Valley Cans and provide Tor the Of CERTAIN Canal
Cerhcac and for other passed 18th AVn isS(
hereby eve notice that sealed will be- received *
ish ocock the of br
LOAN OF one MILLION DOLLARS for which Cog
Of will be Issued in the Name of the People of ID
New York bearing interest at the rate Of
payable quarterly and the principal Feibusbls
the inst dsy Of Jly, 1872
lii understood ,hat the Commissioners to be nh~rtf
the offers such their opinion Cd
ysniereous , the Interests Of the State.
proposals. be OF said Lssa
s5Coo All proposals be sealed and indossi Loan
fo the Enlargement the Erie and other Canals &c aud ~
closed envelope and directed 70 the Controller at Albany
The viii be required be raid the seesp
the bid and the balance the hrs day Of July next
which time interest will commence the Loan.
be made by deTotn the 20 the credit q tn
the State Il the Canal Fund In the yank
the Manhattan Company, Newly In the New-fort State
Bank in the City Of Albany
Stockholders residing the let aud Judicial Districts and hoe
ty quaeIy the Bans Of the Manhattan Company The
div of New York ell ohe stockholders Now YORK osass
Bank in the City Albany Dad Canal Department Asssy.
April y, 1854 y. CHURCH, Lieut. Governor
A.. w. LFANfNWORrH Secretary II STATS
JAS. NJ. COOK, Controller
T.. O. SPAULnING, Treasurer
tforuex. (lauefs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

Two the HOLDERS OF BONDS ISSUED by TIA
i MANSFIELD and SANDUSkN CITY, and the COLuNbU8
aud LANE ERIE RAILROAD cOAPANlEs.The Railroad Corr
Toons h, of r Known by tn Of the MANSFIELD 40
SANDUSkN CITY RAILROAD COMPANY, and the cOLU ~
Bus ard Lane ERIE RAILRo Nd COMPANY hsyias In gar-
he laws the State Of Ohio hco@ Ccs
pcron under the Of the SANDuSkY MANSFIELD AMI
NEWARK RAILROAD COMPANY: Notice u given that tie
either Companies be exchanged for
the Bord the consolidated Company
Of the property and franchises Of the whole c0n.psA
Rood No. ~ Broadway. y n BARNEY. rnstes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RALRoAD OSsics, No 50 w.Ll,sr.,l
Nav YORK March n, 1856 !
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAU COMpANY--

Nav YORK, March n, 1885, !
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
Il sUBsC RlPTION to CAPITAL sroCK.-Notce h.reby dive
all holding rights to subscribe the Capital -
Illinois Central Karoed Company i office Ia New York whsn
books shall be opened tor that purpose before the Let day a
that the Office
paDy No 81 WGsf in the City New for the purpose
receiving snch Subscriptions and that ell holding such heh
have the opportunity subscribing either duly
authorized attorney Tor the number n shares which they ~
orally entitled at time between his date and tho let day Of IN
1855 upon payment the time u subscribing
ment Of share with interest thereon from the s Day Of Ja1
July preceding the and oendss a
the certificate Of such nghsaud that all such falling
subscribe aforesaid before the lst day Of January 1885, ~
thereafter forfeit all such rights.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

PAcWIc BANK, Nav YOsk, Nay u. IA
DIVIDEND-Thc President and Directors Of this
~ have declared DIVIDEND Of -FOUR PER CENT
capital eek payable to the soesaoceFs on aud afs The
The transfer looks win be closed ,he h to the Ss 10
clrs Nv N he Rsard J. lANPBfLl. JE (A.her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

YNEN PER CENT. INCOME BONDS THE
Il CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY 80
for sale f4tOt go Of TEN PER CENT INCOME BONDS paysh
in six from March and convertible any u
prior 10 March 1 These Bonds fully pledes
the entire income Of the % after upon
Of Mortgage Bonds The receipts Of the 40 miles Of road sa
the best part OF Illinois estimated 81 10000
making these Income Bonds safe and desirable
The Road operation to Bloomington l37 miles -
opened through TO Chicago the lst day " July
. GEORGE BLISS, Prest No. 10 Williams.
New. Yok. Aprl IL 1884 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

MAD RIVER AND L,Ks SsIK R,lLHe,p O.
DIVIDFND Boston. March 30, ls54--A L vi.
aeus of TEN PER CENT Been declared payable
OF the Con May the transfer ossw
he celtiacs;cs hlreholjes Of
ais, inst SAMUEL HENSHAW, rfessatt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19
COMMERCIAL MATIERS.
Sales Mt the Stock Exchange. o..

Caledonian Mining Co.
NrAu. Ynr. lcntrnI Il Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

10 Erie and North East RR..ll0
5 Clev. G. aud Gin. RR...-ll1
100 IN. Cen. IN 5 ~ stock lis
"a GalenhA Chicago RR SD y
~ Cleveland 4 Toledo RR.. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19


&f0 000 WANTED on SYRACUSE CITY
'ROOsOOO BOSD-sesled proposals viii BE- recelvsd
BY the undened at his Office the City Of syrseusr until -
"a day Of May nert At O'clock ~ for sixty rHOUSAnU
DOLLARs Of sYkAC5UE CITY BOSDS Ia bonds Of = 90 esG
VIII interest the rate Of per per annam u
Tue s Of Jne and December 10 year snd 70
Bank IN the City OF Coupons 10 IA apnersi 10 IA
Bonds for the interest payable secordiasly.
he Principal Of the Bonds TO be peysble a. FOLLOWER
~ boDcs - ~ each, paysbe December 1857 xl0Dp
~ Bords ~ 20 each, payable December l. 1853 $1,000
10 bonos geo each payable December l. Is8 $1,000
BoIcs = 30 each. payable December L. $1,000
~ bonds go each, payable l. 1851 $1,000.
~ boncs VI zoe each. payable December l. 1852 tIooo
h above Loan q go 0 the entire AID only dent q
the ~. sytssse with the exception u ti5co which -
p"a on aNa eAenai gd before u sad Bonds fall due
me Lsn orized by special Of the Legislature OF ~
OF New io posed the pni month slhofi1s no City
n. SHELDON. Controller
IRVING SAVINGS TNsTITUTION-No9 6 Warren.
near Greenwich s-Open daily II % NJ sbd vi r. ~
lL'sfest at yer cent u Of st1 AID 1nd.r
CALEB Woodruff Presdest
ND B. y VAN sYP PELT. Wee President.
VAsDrRgur Buxros. Secretary
I AND WARRANT OFFICE. No SO WALI~Sr. -
II Warrants bought cold ct this once sss
all will be all resoee,s vitho<t
Warrants Of
bet tree. on receipt Of remittance T. ). COLENAs
A W. GREENLEAF, STOCK BROKER,
n. CGeeef
THOMPSON No aw.1ss .N.~.Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-24

(Ff tho Concord, N. H.. PAwios Geo. Pisrces home
organ Feo ~
WASHINGTON Feb 10, 1854,
SRI au under obi sstoa ~ you for your pa -
which Pas conc 70 k.cd regularly fern mencs
u Vie Bession vfts pleasure that you took
bod sard favor OF the H.btAssA ill and sposs 10 IL
,orIbie urSs NJ ,peeel In its support Ia this you
a.a 20 n s Aa . sns nave Dsea isssonAoy sx-
upon ard propte 20 carry into sct the great funds
u-tsl priseips OF ss government upon witch our re-
pL bcAa institutions prdnsted II does nor prom
& i-ssiste slavery into the Territories Of the Ter
rtces Goes not pre- pose 70 establish ioas for
tee people 10 deprive them Of the RICH. Of aets,mn.
log ,r ,hensav,s what hpd Of domes s thew
ns5 have IL prssurposea that the people Of rsrr
drs are ~ ioessrt ~ wise 81 patriotic, consolsn.
hini em In the sta.es AID an ihsy vera bsor. they
smTs.,l TO ihs Territories BIZ creating Territorial 10
netDSst We sosno.sdss MAJ the peopl. OF tns Terri
u n. BY g,vinp then territorial lsss ures
dFe Their capacity y hsisate FOR thsmsslvss NV let
Who opposes The Nebraska bill Avovs viIngosss t.
support IL provided toat slavery shall be forever prohibit
&c beTeir The otssion h.rsfoYs does no. consst In
denial OF the rcc.ity for r-rit ria government
OF the capacity Of the people 70 govern thsmssv % far
white men sere corcsned Thsy are villisg TO allow
the people TO slas for themssyrs In relation
band and wife, parent and o1d nasr aod servant and
essIdian and ward 81 af ~ ~hi'e psrsons ere to BE-
eEseiej bat to th ~ ths Il ssquirss hsnsr de-
sse civilization and rshasnst = ssisAts for the NJ
gro raes thar y car reasonably bseec,ed the people Of
Territory sossees
IL tbis position wen founded7 Does II r,quiss any
e~str ely or heensr ssnss OF moral recatuds 70
hsf late for tAe black than for white mani Not
ss able TO gprreists the force Of th theory the
part the sboi,oans, PROPOSE BY express terms Of
perfect, free to form and requisite tne Domestic iss
tutons 10 Their own way fubsct only TO the Constitution
e. tho Usite5 statss.n
Whs have ureersood you 70 support hsss pr'ns ,ss
sno 10 osfsod the Nsbrsha bill upon thee Cousds 10
rner numbers Of Jour paper have obss wed, with re-
gret ssc bsdtaS article Ia your paper OF
the Ah instant, this man. mt recsiysi 10 watch the
,tot Il the bin grossly and weks y perverted aad
~ 10 care doubt that the article
OF fsndahip for the purpose Of furnshsg AID add u,
rorf 10 ths Nor wings and aboicniss IA their war
fAr~ vpoa tss great Of Dacncsoa ana the a.
mocratic party Of Nsv Hampshire Add shroushosS ~
Usaa and especially upon that great usataI psia
eips vhish declares ths, svy PssPh, safasl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-24
Williamsburg city Intelligence

FkrAI ACCIDENT areman 10 the employ OF tbs vii
namsburs Ferry Company, named VIM Johnsoo, was 20
periousy injured board the Division avenue ferry boat
Ctssda, about half past o'cIsux yesterday morning
that NJ DIED soon after being conveyed n the Neg York
HosPnAi He was engaged cling the msohinery, while
the tost VA leg In the slip ~ the foot Of south Seventh
street, the speice sas started asd h Wa csuSht bs
tween tne oonueetss rcd ssd cAsk BY which the
yeht bone was broken and he asn Injured in
tsrna Deceased vas twenty years Of age; recent
~ married, and resided In Grand ss<sst
BuRSsD 10 DIArH "A little daughter Of John Farrell
rssdinx 1T No 80 South seeopd street. dsd Yesterday
nrg FIR burns received the svsnng prsvioua oAussd
BY her clothes taking Are from the stove.
eprr1Y GAs-The gas sousumsr asd Others Interest
- v hold mAsa meeting this sveusg ct The soo Of
half past o'clock, 10 the report Of the sxscu
Give COMMITTEES and adopt Rsasures TO head on the rs
monopoly GrsAt indignation IL felt By ma~y account
OF the esut suin9ent adopted By the COMPANY
a. sstng "a tbs supply fron those who have dsstfsd
SedostCa iron thsiS billa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-24
Court Of General Sessions.

Bsole His Honor Recorder rllou-
I'm 22.-rho Court resumed It's sittpg TO day ct the
The srssssr part The day speat in tying Luoisa
Seoractsd ons bsng put on every since April last
eUrgNCBD t@
PdH Lwoey.-A respsoebs looking man, lately mar
x,sd PANIED James BydObsrsh, wss placed ct the bar
sAalssd With stealing four gsstl.ssn's plaid saav val
"a st s27 from the store % ~ ard Phaion under tbs
iDs 81 he aroiss but eoassndsa that the gos1s wars
not worth e2S which wosld ooestitats pest larcsuy
sally. The jury: after some dsssrAtto. sAuas % the
ooucuann that the goods not worth 81 and o,nss
qusaty rendered verdict Of gsy OF pstt larceny only
4hs Recorder sentenced hia TO ak months sonansmsn
Froay = sA Fva D,rss -Luessa Tufts was the.
placed bar charged with Asvpg forged nots for
$s25, purportiss 10 Be Drawn BY A. Camp, Of Chaa-
The arst Witness produced fer the prosecution
Ella, Baes who dsposed that he received from Lu sen
lutte rots for $685. purporsng TO be drawn BY A. d.
A. q. Camp being duly sworn, dsposes that he .
country merchant for ths last thirty ye.r' anss NJ
prosecution vas forgery, and not signed BY him; the
endorsement ON the bask was made By hiu s..f
Two other Witnesses were sxsmtned for tbs prosecu
Non but tneir testimt . WAS immatertal.
The osss then opened By tho counsel for tbs do
spoe Who stated that far from its bsias Of for
s,ry there was none ct Dart Of the dsfeadAn
Who he womb prove owed the defendant large amount
Of money, ard mot being Abls o,nveai.nly TO %, 4 BY
way cf compromising the matter, Authorised the dessn
dsnt TO his and draw upsu piaistf for mcnsy
IN sDsl suGs from one 70 three hundred dollars.
John TUFTS brother OF the defendant ON bsiig duly
sworn for the Defence dsyosei tcAt the pstaNn Mr..
Camp, o-.d nim 5000; wftAeas saed him or nose
aivep 70 him bv complainant for 81 s94 Camp offered
diftsy Of his IN Chsutsuq0s cousty bat witness de
olned saying that he would nave cash. witness
hearn bin tell the deendAst In he required monsy
10 bis nsms but 70 do ~ osrefa, the indebtedness.
Of Mr. Camp osurrsd from hif owing money TO wAsss'
upoe sstAta, to shioh the at and the witness
were The heirs.
John " Porter, proprietor Of II. late Pearl Street
House, depcssd that the ocmpIAnant ami ssfsn liant
bsa ded ~ his hotel heard caversatioa In whish Do
hat Ne hAA ytAa ntantrw
uss hi he required mossy, but 70 be careful Of
IT, arc TO tals up the notes himself.
Mr.. Flint dsposed that he was the proprietor OF the
Pearl Street Houss before IL porohasd by the last
Witness knsv both Camp and tufts; heard them speak
about raising monsy bus csuc not sAy positively vnshcr
Camp rave T0fta leave to his NOT; Camp
a fire., liver and Cd TO ~ the hos-l very tired
The vas then sdjournsd until the next morning
TN o'clock when the COUNSEL both sides Will up
the evicenoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-24

Hfor9 ID &c Ivkrthkm
Jdma W. Gyidky Abpcr A Pond-Action OF
Islander. Il appeared plaintiff sookkesper In
the smplcy Of the defendant WAC proprietor Of
Q hotel Tine complain. set for b that The s9n nj
October last defendant said that $3.50 asokn oul Of
his house the prsisus light ard tina. plaintiff aAd got
the n sosy, knew vhsss 1t TAu aos~satios, IL
vas ALLEGED, repeated In efss. tbas
sos BY which plaintiff sjsrsd his character and
Laid his damages 1T % COO Defendant set mp denial
only asd ON attempting to aedocs evidence 1. jastiacs
ton the Court overruIed It's reception,
haa not been pssSsd whsa fling ssaviss Of sureriss
By his eourse the Court ordered the OF pay
ent Il s11 so costs OF the ts with leave apply 1t
urec term for psr mi ssiou amend his d. set
Eng M jusiaoAtIon and in sucn otaer manner he
sdvt.ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-24

The hog pending sait Of the Prssbytsra. Church Of
Bosspa Aisst the Federal Street onuroA (UnisAiAA
fs property hsd By said church. II assigned for trial
o h instant before Judss Bsslov, Of The aaprsns
Qssrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-24

Tho Democratic ass CJnve.tion which nominstsd Mr.
wi ms Tor Govsrscr sd which ch,ss one delsSAA At
pfmoutH . resolution concluding In these words:-
For we declare eur solemn convictions. the dsmo.
Involuntary servituss should hereafter exist Ia any
try which hereafter nay be acquired BY annexed to-
our d.I.s.on to ossrss 10 favor q tbs wlnos peovso
rbis the fst great step for the r,gsner alton OF
Mes Hampshire. Il has leo to triumph, IS It viii every
vh@re whea made and firmly pursned
This Washington linton wnioh expressed It's dissasisao
ton with these proceedings AFTER sxrds proclaimed
'Tnat II adation, fr end Of the I'd
minsirs,icp 70 - friend o. the wilmot proviso."
From this II will be seen that the democracy OF
New Hampshire, In State Convention assembled
with FIa.klin Pierce lying low as their candidate
for the Presidency, sent their delegate to the Ma
tional Convention 1t Baltimore with the Van Buren,
Buffalo platform on his back!
The following ia also taken from the Albany Atlas
tie New York free soil organ, and 1t comprises
very emphatic summary of the wlmot proviso action
OF the democracy Of New Hampshire
NEW BAMPsHlRk AND rHB QUESTION OF PaEs SOIL.
fhs Albany Argus AIDED By ths whis journals, labors
bssc TO prsvs that the recent dsmooa 10 victory In New
Ham hue vas triumph over the Irnsipss Of fresdom
Tbs whg quoted almost freely In its columns
.hen II joined 10 friendly alliance With them for tbs
ros trafon Of sas Wight II false to truth
we quoted the other day tie rssou lon Of tbs stats
Convsnsoa OF October last In favor Of the wmot provso
.ns Il. ..%.
ard o. and 8, adopted the prnopl, OF tbs preylso
nssiei Nc. sdoSssd the Ats rssoisaoa il,ssIy No
~ sp-ovsd Of the provo and the supp ", hsfst fore
given BY Senators and Representatives in Cengress
bat Lesislaturs, and BY the State Uoovsnoa II
several counties the laon vas taken A. or
~ In kemmack the declaration made, following the
words of the pr viso ts that neither slavery nor u
voluntary ser,uds ought ever to exist In territory here
| After acquired
These resolutions which smsnated rou the dsmosrats
majority 10 the state ssature and which passed
imcusIy tbs stass Convsn,iou. the District county
Counsellor Senatorial gathered
eethsr and distributed By the democrats through
the sfats before thu ssotsn The wings charged
With having vasatsd the provso, and the position Of
their leaders pointed 10 sntAgonistis n u. eW
The whie press the other hand rsp>lsd thee mpu
atoa asd dsaisd hs acsry Of the dsoAratis Of
sppoasah. Thsy quoted ~ aggressive ed Insulting