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have worked with indomitabIe ensr~v NJ a.. c...
!. bali shire with its courts hall 3ke tine a cor"isS
corner to form the county Of chayier and then iose
pnoie er OF towns from its western edge the village Of
ba.n WIZ become deserted.
Asout twelve O'Clock to-day report burst from The
t Az chamber that Governor Seymour intended to
drs.,; Ing Name Liquor bill The spread in every
ana many friends "a well enemies Of the bif
rushed In to ascertain the truth being fully
the with which the ultrsists we're struok
anything of the kind ever Witnessed about the
capo Many Of the true friends of OPENLY
usned the Governor for Withholding his signature be-
cause the wings in both branches Of the Legislature had
unasrIaken to stride 1t hobby daring to allow
the law to go into effect before the next election The
Governor has given the question due elaboration and il
tnguishcd legal talent in the State for Consultation Al
70 IT'S constitutionalty II Is upon this ground that the
this evening, or in the morn when both branches Of
will take assther vote in order to ascer
sa ,b Of twothrd
ne onownp % the communication from the Clerk or
aganss : county, transmitting list Of judgments
T. The agents 3, Of Sing Sing IN ;I prison
sssS ,s Of hat ss ss
sss sIs e. . sa Il
eSs Ssu TIE 81 Prison
3sssas1t
ans iaSSs As:ss
sa tas osSss.d iss wTsSs ..srnsy
Abjrh Fitch Thomas M, uhI anu acn'y u C4oiey ays'
Court sss S. dosIotea H. 1855 Warren
Horace IotchIiss and VIM p Smith Ast gent q the
2lsO As; docketed March l5 1853 Warren T. T0E'en,
The Director: and
ment Westehestcr Supreme Court 500 91 dockeed Oct
%. ls4s VIM. X. Nelson, attorney.
same ast same Judgment Westchester Supreme Court.
torney.
Westchester Supreme Court $l 81 docketed October a.
Is49 VIM. r. Nelson, attorney.
Prison. Judgment Weschester Supreme Court 1872 So
doeketed June ID 1850. J. Larkin, attorney .
The Stamford Bank at Agent Of hs ssg
November o 1850. Slossen Schell. attorneys
Minot Mitchell agt Agent of the Sing Sing Prison udg
10, 1870 N. Mitchell, attorney.
Stephen Marshall and John NJ Stevens agt Agent Of the
Sing Sing Prison JUDGMENT Westehsster Court.
zalmon McMaster jacob 7. Merritt agt Agent Of
Court $40 SEQ tS dockoted November l3 1851 D. Wright
at torney.
do hereby certify that the foregoing transcript
from the docket Of judgments kept in my office.
In whereof have subscribed name,
IS } March, A. d. 1854. ROBT r. OAKLEY, Clerk.
Time of filing and docketing-lSJi March q, 5hr.
hs h bern Obtained
Name party whose favor judgment has been obtained
Daniel Quinby
Attorneys name-John j. Clapp.
Damages and costs-S7sO3 80
certify that the contains all the facts neeessa
perfect docket of judgment rendered in the
Supreme Court for tho county Of in the above
Dated March Il, 1854
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y
The Southern press genen,iy have shown lively in
terest IN the Commercial awention to assemble here
excite corresponding spirit An the public while the
committee Of Correspondence in Charleston have abored
wth diligence and effect TO- prcuote the same object
The result promises to be- that the largest and most
spectacle ssembsge that gathered from abroad in
our city, viii honor the occasion
in assuring the means Of entertainment to such ood
OF guests Our hotels, boarding houses and the hospit-
able roofs OF our citizens win doubtless be equal these
extraordinary demands.
The arrangements to make the week pleasant to our
guests are, we understand nearly completed The ball
the 18th of April and IL expected that ladies from all
the principal cities and towns Of the Southern and West
ern States win grace the occasion with their presence
1t promises to be brilliant and singularly interesting
affair
On Thursday is intended to have an excursion round
the harbor, and to conclude the day with display OF
fireworks the Battery.
On Friday Saturday public dinner will be given to
the convention.
These the leading arrangements to Diversity the
OCCASION and relieve the grave labors Of discussion
In Cincinnati Baltimore and other cities we are in.
formed that the Chambers Of CeMmeree and other
bodies, have appointed DELEGATIONS to represent them
the S9Hyep39n. ~ It is presumed that Chamber Of
commerce and the Mechanics Institute will appoint
similar committees to receive them.
Besides the leading members OF the late convention at
Memphis, We may expect the presence of many other
distinguished men from all parts Of the South aud West
among them Lieut.. Maury, OF worldwide fame and
Lieut. Herndcn who has won fresh aurels BY his expog
alton of the Amazon
Everything that could be done, has been, to make
Charleston accessible to the delegates and the railroads
throughout the South have showed generous spirit in
the matter All that have been heard from have agreed
to transport the delegates to the convention either Free
or Cor fare backwards and forwardshat Is for half
As in order TO have the advantage of these
sions The delegates must necessarily show the evidences
NJ tbnr ofc, character written authorization of
their appointmen. should be in their possession. The
south Carolina Ralroau We learn, making extensive
arrangements for extra ana accommodations Tor
the transportation of passengers on the OCCASION and
other roads doubtless doing the SAME
AS far Charleston is concerned, we feel sure that
nothing viii be left untred to make the occasion alto
gether pleasant to her guests and that will go away
with the feeling that the honorable reputation of her
citizens for hospitality and courtesy to strangers has
been undeservedly gained heedlessly forfeited AT
present all looks bright promises notably pleasant
time during the session of the Commercial Convention
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Partisan correspondent Of New York paper writing
under date Of March that one OF the most exraor
binary events the day In the fact mentioned by the
Madrid correspondents Of London journals that NJ Soue
United States Minister has been in great favor at the
Spanish Court since his of honor said that after
the interest she took in his troubles. But in ball
given by the oath of February she manifested
more openly her sympathy for Mr. and Mrs Soule and
their Noxt day a concert given at which the
Court present In interude Queen Isabella the
King and the Queen Mother Marie Christine k.::owed
upon the Soule family each in their turn, the most
graccds attentions The King conversed halt hour
Win the United States Minister he alluded frequently
the l,nenable incidents which followed the French
his sympathy. is said that on being aware Of these
facts the Marquis de Turgot (whose health il not
tirely restored) showed great deal Of vexation
Tho London Times correspondent gives in explanation OF
these unwonted cvtes the increasing codness between
France and SPAIN for the government Of the former
Shown Itself little disposed to sustain the throne Of the
Bourbons in Spain had the insurrectonary attempts AT
Saragossa proved successful To this political reason
private one is added and it is the anpathy felt by the
two Queens and the King, as Bourbons, towards the
Bonaparcs and also by the two former, as women to-
wards the Empress Of the French who not long ago
their vassal, but is now more than their equal. But
these mere suppositions and give you them for
what they worth
is certain, however that for cause another
Mr. SOule is in great favor at the Spanish Court and
that which might have embarrassed his mission,
have the contrary, opened the road to its success
Some months ago the Madrid Court alarmed by
about Soue and his ncendary projects, sought protec
ton in alliance with the Cabinets Of London aud
Paris. Now the is reversed, and the Spanish
government is honoring the man who represented
as its most formidable adversary.
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CaArGr OF HIGH TBEAsoN.--Maior Bryant, L.
:. Marshal for the district Of Missouri made sn uusr
against number of persons In Mcdonald county South
west Missouri who engaged In trespassing by cut
ting and destroying the most valuable pine timber upon
the government lands in that region. The Marshal
driven by them out Of the county into the State of Ar
kansas, They followed him ththcr, and would have
ynched him but for the protection of the people OF Ben
tonsport in that State. The Marshal escaped aud
turning to Jefferson city made report Of the matter TO
the Grand Jury Of The United States Court then in
sion there They accordingly found an against
Jarvis W Barker who is a merchant and lawyer OF Nc
nonald county. last Friday evening Barker having ar
rived in this city make purchases of goods b. T. Hck
man, Esd, Clerk Of the United states Court; issued
warrant for his arrest charging him with high treason
IN being concerned in the rebellion In Mcdonald county,
and resisting the process Of the United states Barker
the Monroe House. and committed 30 jail Tue offence
with which 10 ia charged not being beilabc he will re-
main in confinement until the meeting of the United
States Circuit Court next week.T louis fH,sUi9ncer.
March u
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Lepnl Intelligence.

Corgr o. AprEats March 2s.-No l. !. T. Cooper,
appellant vs. Jane Eenwck and others, respondents.
Argued John Van Barren, counsel Tor appellant j. H.
REYNOLDS counsel for respondents. No 2 Passed. No.
g. Andrews aud others, appellants. vs. Durant and
others pondcnts. ON argument n. Hill, Jr, coun-
sci appellants H. Hammond counsel respondents.
Argument not concluded at hall past three O'Clock NJ
Nos. ~, %. 1872 struck on.
Marco 90 1s5i.-Plescnt- Hiram DeDio. acting CHER
Judge aud Judges Alexander L. johnson, Charles H.
Rugglcs Henry y. Edwards, Amasa J. Parker, william
r Allen samuel 5. seldom Judge Gardiner absent on
account OF illness Argument OF No concluded no !
struck of also 1876 No. reserved for April D. NO o.
Oakley. respt. aet. Morton Apt. on argument MT
Samuel Beardslcy. counsel for apt. Mr.. H. Ballard
counsel for respt. Not concluded
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WRECK OF THE SHIr ROBERT KELLY.-This vesse
has been safely towed into Kingston harbour with the
loss Of her masts spars, and rigging On being brought
into harbour the Sth inst she had boa I'd less
than $50 men, all fishermen and boatmen Of Arow and
its ncighbourhood. Mr. Lawrence her commander then
applied to the police demanding protection for the prop
erty contained in the ship, and party of police were
of all except those only who had special charge Of
On Friday last Captain Lawrence applied to the magis
trae for search warrant against parties suspected of
having taken of property belonging to the ship This
warrant issued by Mr. Wyse, and the police armed
Herewith, went board several fishing smacks belong
ing to Arklow and lying at the Coal quay harbour of
kingston board Of which vessels they found large
Forty five persons comprising the Of those vessels
we're taken into custody, and on Saturday morning
brought up before Mr. Wyse. Captain Lawrence stated
the charge, and identified several portions Of the pro-
perty which had been discovered by the police in the
various fishing vessels which they had searched Mr..
Townsend behalf Of the prisoners, agued that there
robbery in question-that the property had only
been rescued from destruction with view TO deliver II
to the charge Of the receiver OF Admiralty dros in
Dublin and he dwelt the gcneroul and spirited
tons Of the poor his clients in saving the lives
and property OF the passengers in the wrecked vessel
Mr. wysc after an investigation which occupied five
hours decided ning the prisoners in various penal
ties and sentencing them to periods Of imprisonment
A section Of the prisoners ~ 1nty-four in number,
paid the ines at once, and the remaining twenty
committed to Kimainam prison. Two sail9ys, Que
Of them belonging to the wrecked vessel and smother
person, Arklow man. committed FOR two months
Of the ships officers. The ship Is amber charge of The
police and salvage warrant has been issued recognizing
the claims OF number OF PERSONS wlosc are in
serted thercin.-Loadop Times March Ia
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AARITIMB INTBLLIGRNCE.


Port Of New York, March 30, 1864.
c1xAP 70
SSh h,p Suitivator. Austin. Live 'ool. o ward
sssR fs ssss. s4i .. SS,:ss
P.s ssst x.:i
Bris Angola. Morton, Sagua Ia Grande Nesmth Sons
hois Lucy Chase. Cook ssEua Ia Grando. r Baef
ss,s Florence. Ray, Neuy..s. T Owen 4 Soma
shr G5su C St p Rc%%sng. sGSl
w sssT Mary Jano p Gallant, Hafsx, Whitman
ssSr sfs.,ns sy ain ssxsan.h ss.ptsn Tm
posaar seah Strong Lynch Georgetown, Doilner
n sshs Mercer, Robertson Beaufort Sc xocrsady
sshr autumn; Davis, Wilmington B Blossom 4 Son.
sshr vrrni. Gxh fpShm0nd yan Brans
s Ser; Ls.sdsR
~ sv
s ssh5 Renew nsy cT ROM Boston Lewis 'A''A
ssi.op Bowen; a.lisei, PrSyidsnss. master.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Jamestown, Cavsndy Norfolk, &c, 10 Ludlam
ship Sir Robert Peel pkp Chadwick London and Ports
%SUn fSp e. Win Msr %asS and 10 to Gs.ns
ice Tho heavy westerly gales during the
sutton zsss Cub with sugar and
hsss'ii si WIZ ais' III 10 with
schr Merrill, of Surry for Havana.
days.
sehr st Lawrence Cof Charleson Hedlsnd Charleston
- days Experienced heavy weather. Lost fore gad bob
stay &c
Schr Lynehburg Nelson. Richmond 4days.
ssS. Elect pi;,s.-sy SsisI$sSs day..
spy kE@ssS fssa sy
Schr Louisa, Chase. Boston. 3 days.
Schr Ekanah Paine, Higgins p YOUNGSTOWN.
Schr Levi Rowe Townsend. New Haven for Virginia.
Schr Lucy Robinson, Goodsel ron 1 dny.
sohr Couch, Bearsc Providence, day.
Schr Susan, Drury New London days.
Schr Greyhound Mayo, Cape Cod, via New London.
Schr Goodspeed, Wilbur New London.
Schr ID Alderman Qighter) Alderman from the
Houses.
Sloop Csi Kossuth, Jones, Connecticut River.
Sloop OREGON, Fowler, Providence, 2 days
Wind At sunrise NE meridian Sc; sunset ESE and light
lBs SANDY HOOK PRINTING TELx0AAPHl
- THE HIGHLArDs, March y-Sundowu.
There is nothing inward bound in sight Wind Sc
Weather snowy. -
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THE PoGIcE OF ST. JOHN, n. B.. on 4 STRIKE.
The Mcno Ners, OF the 9th inst, states that the
whole cit police OF st. John resigned in body Satur
day. on account Of tho lowness Of their wages The pay
Of the plain and other officers had been advanced but
the Con Council refused to increase the pay OF the
policemen. They receive only 70 per month, aud The
strike Il for CT los. per month.
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The financial condition of New Orleans Is at present in
MOI prosperous conditiontrade Of every kind brisk
The ooenng OF the Arkansas and Red rivers is all that s
wanted TO make this profitable 10 its merchants
az say season heretofore Money Is plenty the banks
discount freely at reasonable rates,
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Telexrapl,ic Marine Hnuorts

BOSTON March 30-Arr ships Northern Chief Liver.
pool; Josephine Mobile; brig Onward, Matanzas.
NEW ORLEANS March @-Below, ships St Louis and
Maid Of Orleans from New York.
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Rreohl,- n'ty Intellaesnes.

MMuNc o. nm CCrvoqnA, Ios C0nnDsN0E1Rs "A meet
ing Of the Board Of ConsOA taton Commissioners was
held on Monday in the once the Mayor OF Brookyn
all the members with the exception OF Messrs Bergen
and spTagus The object ses an was 70
vide the manner Of their iiquidation tier organizing
the following bills presented and saed for pay
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IN most parts OF Texas md gives promise OF abuu
dant Yield Fairly panting scarcely ever fajls 70 pro
ucc good crop
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From Texas.


The telegraph between Galveston and Houston is now
complete and in successful operation.
The San Antonio Western 7sTan, Of the 9th inst has
the following account of fight with the Indians near
that place-Wc learn that party of Indians have
lately been prowling about the Medina river, in the
neghborhood of Bandera Pass about forty miles north
west Of the city of San Antonio. few days since Mr.
Montel who has mill at the Pass, made up party
and pursued the depredating red They succeeded
in overaking them, killed four and wounded several
Of the entire force Of the Indians not in
killed wounded The presence of these Indians The
Medina the settlements, is again attributed to
the withdrawal of the troops from the upper posts is
to be hoped that the general government will make
note of this well many other unpleasant occur
since the breaking up OF the posts named and
that Texas may day realize that she forms part OF
the Union by the extension of such protection the
general mother should furnish to all her children
The Ledger OF the date thus notices the arrival
there Of the IL Paso train-The train belonging to the
United States government used for conveying the trans
portation for Col Aexanders command arrived yestcr
day from FL Paso having left that place the It'll of
February.
Mr.. w. T. Smiths train Of fourteen wagons arrived
here in company with Mr.. Edward Halls wagons making
in all about twenty two days previous thus proving to
friends abroad that have safe and practicable
winter route to Fl Paso, New Mexico, &c-in fact may
say the only Messrs Smith Tnlis and others
guerre Ochova & varelo to leave after. The
train conveying government stores fitted out by r.
Sweet Co., OF this city, beyond Leon Springs and
progressing satisfactorily having met with accident
Wafer and grass abundant Mr.. George Haywood Lieut.
Norris and u. McManus down with the government
train and left for New Orleans yesterday About 900
in specie came down in these trains.
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Printng-Hshop Kelley ......................4 25 o.
VIM o. Bishop services as Clerk &c........... 217 o.
Saml B. Lewis, for services Sergeant Arms So
WINNERS SERVICES
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MemOrauda.

lBy SANDY HOOK PRINTING TELxaRAPHl
THE HIGHLAvDs. March 30-Sundown-
There is nothing inward bound in sight. Wind Sc
WeatAer snowy
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incorporating the New York Dry Doca Company.
Consolidating the New York school laws
To erect the county of Schuyler.
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fine AIRS.


NEW ENGRAVINGS-Publis BY GOUPIL
IN & Co., no S6s Broadway. New York
LTSI GNGRAvINea
vILLASELLA BY Leyasseur slex JAAbort- Prints, 81
THE RETURN TO THE CHATEAU BY Martinez, a.
ter De Dreux Plain. s6; cnlored, fl2
LtrsoGRAPHs.
Timed Erch 81 IS
OLYMPIA AND 1ARIFTTE. Ov.ls tinted E.cs 81
CAPRICE AND KINDNESS. Ovs.t tinted Each 81
AkTIFI .IAL FLOWERS AND COMPANIONS Tinted
Each 81
-Four choice Studios Of the Figure Each 81
Two large Groups Of figurta Each 81 IS.
full collection Of descripti IN OF BnErsvinss suA
Painn tof'ther with large ment Of Artists Mate
rails which they coll the attention OF the public The usual
discount TO seuipsries, teachers ard tho trade
DAINTlNG BY SIR EDWIN LANDSEEK
L R A-WILLIAMS, STEVENS WILLIAMS CO.
Prinse. and Publishers have much pleasure In
thai they viii exhibit 10 their Gallery commanding Mon
dsy Oct . and terminating SATURDAY Nov H. one q
the exquisite and ehssetersc works of tat unhvslsd
artist Sir Edwin Lsndseer r. A Th, picture, entitled
THE TWINS"
Was painted BY order Of the London sad North Western Rail
cay Company tribute Of respect to the celebrated Rail
ROBERT STEPHENSON, ESQ,
To whose kpdnes and the interest felt BY this greet ar
Srsy his admirers this side Of the Atlantic the
public will be indebted for this opportunity to view the ss
woIh from bis hands which has resch he'd this country
Admiration By card to Be- obtained ct the dssk
FINE ART REPOSITORY, No $50 Broadway
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DRY Al A l. A G E.
~ We beg leave to ,sts TO CONTRIBUTORS AMI otbsrs
at the CRYSTAL PsLACE that we have been sppoisted
Aueopee for the disposition Of all tho articles or
uerhspdse now the CRY Stall PAL ACE and shall make
sales BY auction the premises Of such goods isusts9
10 our care Contributors requested seed ihs Invoices
10 our address early possible in order that may
range them the cstaosue for sale Terms viii DO cash %
dsIiyer, HENRY LEEDS & Co.
AUCTIONEERS Al CkYsTAL PALACE.
Store No 10 N.sssu st
Between Pine sLd Cedss st.
We refer to the copy Of our Official sppoatment: 1870
NEw.YoRK, Nov 1854
Messrs. II. H. LEEDS Co -0entemen: You are hereby
suhoad make saes Of goods auction In the Cyssl
Palace and for that purpose appolDt you Auctonees
JOHN H.. WHITE, Presdsst.
CAUTION.-A CHECK of the subscriber for
~ sifo payable to T. H. or j. Bearer. on tue SANK
of AMERICA hsvpa bean soss Backs Brokers AMI others
are requested to stop !, u Prsssntrd and obliee
GEO T. TkIMSLE. No 80 Broad g.
The THIEF requested tho Pocket Book and Pc
pers therein
INFORMATION WANTED--Of JOHN PAR
i KER and ELIZABETH. his Wife natives Of Hsbeit
Leeds. Yorssb- They will hear o. omthias to their
advantage by applying TO THE TRIBUNE OFFICE. When
last beard from they ut Scashrske Point Dew Ysrt
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