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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14
Superior COurt-Part III.

Before Hon Judge Bosworth ana Z Jory
im Is Jdob Si,od,ts aSosnst N,pphy d.d Flynn In
tht case the jury brought sealed verdict this nara
hg for the plaintiff against both deencants for tbs
sum OF s262
S,dny Ffo1aan deaiRR Dord D. Porter and Jaxsss
mckee This ss an action brought by the plant q,
cooied waiter employed board the 8 mail team
snip Georgia, sailing betws New York aud AspinwAn
sgs'rst the above deendAnts master ard ars ON
81 sAd vesee fer an as,aut and battery aud fAss i'm
pr scnmtIt alleged to have been mittsi up,n the
painh fy the defer dan,s un3er tbs following ,rcuu.
On the l4tb Day OF MArca 1853 willis ct So
and aoont four days cut from Aspinwal the homo
ward trip u was discovered bv the OH that tbs plata.
IN bad not signed the ships icles; the desndsst
Mckee requested him TO sign them which plaintiff
refused to do, whsrsupcn re placed In irons
For the dserce vas contended that plsnsd vas
Improperly on board Of the vessel hs having stowed
himself away on board thereof leaving New York and
ives acting a. one OF the without havux signed the
fhipt articles ans 10 violation o, the rules and rexuIa
one OF tbs ship ts hs placed In for refusng
% sign the articles, and for distributing cabn pas.sn
gre provisions smoSg the erags passengers for pay
AID that what tbs defendants had done Vas n.ces-
y for the preservation Of order discipline board
for $cTS,
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Theatrev md Rxbibtrlons.

BownY TnzA1RB The drama OF "Unols Ton's Csbinp
Is to be played this evening" with ell the scenery and
ehe:ts aud Mr.. T. ID. Rioa as Uncle Tom.
BROADWAY THrArRH Tho very successful piece "a Md
sumner Nights Dean" Is announced for this evening",
for the eighth time Tas seeEerY NESTS with uuq afsd
appreciation, and the piece generally very well goi up
BURROWS THEATRE Shakespeare is beautifully illus,rst-
&C b5 the procuetior OF " Adsumsaer Nights Dream"
cd with the IL which 1t is presented Ssats
be secured BY early application
NATIONAL THKA1Rr-Tha successful piece "Uncls TOMS
Cabip il TO be played again his evening Hot Corn
Is 10 Ss played in the afternoon Lite Cordsi. Howard,
who u great card, appears In both pieces.
WAlAcx's THEATRE This elegant thestrs Ia nightly
hled with the admirers Of high comedy Thsy elegant
Reynods' nDe comedy. "Folly ~ II Flies cast the
whole strength Of the company.
BARsuks MUSEUM The great M ioual fowl aow was
opened yettedAy in presence OF full sudi.nce 1t will
be continued TIN oughout this week There various
other attractions, and the prices ren,sn the same
BROADWAY NFNAGK,H Tho "Lnli putan King, contl-
curious speculatops about him In day than W.
could write Gown in month Everybody should him
and satisfy themselves.
s1uYyrASr INSTITUTE This establishment is soon to
pass into other hands, and in consequence the amusing
entertain ments Of sgnor Bits will bs discontinued Those
who have not seen him sholld lose time in doing
Lie appesrs this evening.
CHRIsTY's MISsrRIIs The programme for this evening"
ct 472 Broadway 10 full Of good things and hour
b spent very pleasantly Gould, the guitAriss has
benefit rext saturday evening
WOODS MSsrRRII The Virginia Cupsds" and many
other good thiDgs found very amusing BY the crowds
who thropg the hall No. 444 Broadway Mr. Wood has Q
new bur.sseu: opera in rshs 1sl snd We expect some
thing very rich.
BrcKLgY's hISsrRRIs CHS Hall $50 Broadway, is
great ort for those vhs lore good music we'll sung
The julien bur ssqae and other favoe features will be
given this evening.
GBoRAAA HALL -BsnvArds Views In the Holy Land are
sven hare every evening, veil his panorama the
Msessfppi river an entertaining and instructive
exhibition
THl Ross De vK troupe gave the opera "Lucrezia Boz
ga" 81 Augusta Ca, on the l1th-ArnoM o. Gennaro.
Rose % Vnes - Lucresa Sgnor sieienberg Orsini
Tickets one dollar.
M DKMPsrR gave crs Of his ballad entsrtainmsnts,
At Petersburg, Va, on the 10Th.
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Bs'ore J1d.e wooj "a md Jury
FFB. lS.-Jhn Fo9cn 10 Thomas y Ili,Utr ard John
l0WQ.-Psntn in this clAi ned to recover fro "a
the dsfendAr 32a5, being tbs value OF graz horse
killed IL capsequsuoe OF the sliced carlespess Of two
boys In TIE employ OF defendsn,s Itappsared that in
April 1883. mzn 10 the employ OF plsnG vas driving
his wagon Ia the direction opposite TO that OF the Go
frnoaps, ~bes collision took place. and the horse OF
the plaintiff severely I'M sd that th. AMI nal died
in few eAya The defence set up raj denial OF the
fsce And the counsel f,r dsena>nts moved 20 disms,
We complaint IL not having been proved that the DO.
who The aggressive vehice were Ia the or, ploy Of
tie Defendants ant that they vers they
for vifu II jary ~ they owe their wagon ~
'pesd than Ave niles hour Tbs m tion 10 al miss
the eenied and tbs wprt to the ary
upon the eve.noe. Ysidict for plaintiff 500.
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ANnnuFR RTnr At La SAIIr

ANOTHER RIoT AT LA SALE, ILLrYoIs-On
surcay evening, The btu inst, disnrb4nce arose A.
Sppipgspori, opposite Lssale, between some I,borers
Who hAo gore there from tbs cant o, Messrs
Stephens Sl'cu, with the Avoved intenton Of hxatpg
there, who had expressed their opinions 10
the guilt Of these tlsvsn rioters trial At Oa
FOR the murder Of Al vert Story short tins since
fglt epsued, in wish some three four we're bad
w'undec-ore mo'tally. o. Monday night the disur-
tance was trtrssrres TO the work OF Stephens $40
cum, tie bottom opposite here ard som. ashtrp oc
oored but no lives Loaf Fearing esreral disturbances
throughout the vbcs work the buf on vhiah 90 ne
~. hi hundred ut work our n.arpisipo m.
tractors kesrs Barnett ard Others secuted the
OF . part Of Captain Pth's mpsny-,he ssaields'
Gnardsp OF OTTAWA and twenty i've OF that uosls com.
psy alta tiored work Ia full military cos
tune and II Is the intention, sm informed 10 keep
there until TIE york Il completed which viii take
Pix months orgsr No fear b row spprehsndsd Of ssy
further disturbance hsccco Democratic Press F5 10.
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First District Court.

SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LICENSE.
Fyp IaTb. xa.oy a. 70. Lolss~iA Action
brought recover the penalty OF $50 for OF the
statute pAss,d Ap, Ia 1921, In sailing liquor sitnout
license The ststute authorizes the plaintiffs TO prose-
outs sxd The penalty severed TO 20 to tbs poof
OF the ny the plaintiffs proved bys policeman that
defendant apparently kept thread and nsede store but
ersr IN Become and recently in a-een vich street.
Judgment the plaintiffs for $685. Of the penal
~ md the costs Of The action.
CARKLBsS OF FIRE.
The Saw Martin Flonisdn Action TO recover the
per atty Of $40 for violating the Corporation ordinance
and taxing lighted candle INTO his stable without
covering. Plaintiffs proved by Floyd Smith Arc
warden, that the % o. Dece last defendant took
lighted candle without teng covered into his ste hIs
No Al Watts street judgment for amount OF p,nAity
with osts This Ia the second time tha: Judgment has
been rendered against this defendant for violating this
tane ordinance
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IL to be done? We are unit upon this subject evil


Suppose write aJester sbou. it y said Marcy,
"and propofe constitutional amendment, or lay
making IL high treason, or
"No, you DON'T said Gushing. " Yon shant
N take any capital for the next Presidency by thls
move It amt a Kosxsa affair"
"Well, Mr. President said J, for | was getting
fatgued, what was the upssot Of the whole mat.
ter?n
"Why. after about the usual length OF sitting it
was decided to abolish New England, aud IT is to be
alluded to in q special message TO Congress; but
you may make use Of it as soon as yon please.
wish you could do it thrsugh the Boston Post
though for that is the great democratic paper OF
New Eng mean Eastern States. Charley Green
Jokes in the Boston Post and"--
"Oh, hang the Boston Posi- and Charley Green
You have told me all that rig narols hundred times.
But really Mr.. President, think you have rgat good
fun at your Cabinet meetings; but | sec no chance
OF speculation, for il spread this news II will
create panic in Wall street. New England stock
will be below par. Hoorah for the Eastern StateA
/ am really much obliged to you; and now may a.
well unlock the door and leave, or Sid will think We
are getting up conspiracy"
Soon after left the White House and now send
you full account Of Cabinet meeting which dare
say will furnish you with food for reflection. All the
Cabinet meetings are conducted upon . similar prin-
cipe. Every member votes for or against question
cN capital II You wish to ascertain my own views
about the matter, think it . very good move. The
Cabinet have done well, and hope law will pass
Congress and the different Legislatures, expunging
the word New England from all public documents.
have done my duty; and now good night.
Yours as ever,
TEE MAN Wor NOMINATED FRANK PHRos.
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Society and Politics In Washington. --No O.
WAsHNGToN, Feb. ., 1854.

NAShtNhIo ~ 1914
TO 1HT EDIoR CT THE NAV YORK HEBALp.
may safely say that hold tangible and well
defued position in this town. There are two i'm
portant classes here, WHO gszs at ne every time
prrel on Pennsylvania avenue with the most pre
found r;epest Mr.. Bennett what a singular weak.
nee is embodied in poor hlmsn nature Praise =
man or class Of community up, aud he or they
will look dctcn upon your soft sap with supreme
contempt Give them particular Jesse and the defect.
ed objects of your sevetest sarcasm will take Of tn cir
bats, and bend and bow with a suavity that would
do great credit to the agility Of French dancing
master That is my position with the two impor.
tsnt classes have referred to above. viii specify
them by saying thsy are-No. /, the Gamblers Of
Washington, and No. 2, the Public Plumber Gang"
The individuals OF both classes dress we'll and com
prise in the ether, the majority Of Capitolians
They look upon me o. somebody; and Am all that,
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Rede mption OF the Pubic Debt for th,
Week ending Feb. III, 1854.
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The Charitable Contributions.
NEW YoRK Feb 10, 1874
For the valus received OF James q. Bennett asum OF
afty dollars left by Mr.. Cromv we'll IL fun r. LESDhk
Aga. scs ct. AIMS Church for peAs Mates
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06
The Capital Oly Facl s!ales lhat the

The Capital City Fact states that the
register at the American Hotel, Wm
Kelsey, proprietor. from April lsl TO Oc-
tobet Let, shows $500 artivals-an av'
erage Of 40 per day, Sundays included
The above-named paper says tniiy:"The
American has sustained lis previous rep
uiaiion during the pasl season. no,wllh'
slandi ,g the dull times in every part o.
the State, SO long as KELSEY has charge
ibs public may rest assured OF recei
wing every possible attention, and OF OBJ
,aining full supply of everything nee
essary 10 The travellers wanis.--Stdtes
man & Democrat.
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H.e. cjonmarer.

~ 4
The county Convention Of this county
have seen proper, while approving Of the
action Of sbeif deleguses Al Napoleon, TO
scqniesce in The nomination Of Nj. Gom>
mspcr, as the Dcwocraiic candidate for
Congress. We consequently place his
narne as such, as,he bead Of OUT columns
THIS, With ptopde,y, We could not baye
done before, because We should have
held the position or debating 70 the De-
mocrscy u our county without authority
Tor oor action. With sirici segard for the
rules governing crgsniz'tiOn in parties,
We could have taken no other course,
and We readily obey the expressed will
Of PainAm county insilie matter, as ex-
pressed through her Democratic orgunl-
zation.
His fashionable ol late 10 override
rules and principles, of organiziiion to
cany measures and men. Il is fashion
more ionored in the breach than in the
.observsnce--and fashion that when the
hsa, of blood begolion Ly the conflict
shall have subsided into tho calm Of
considerate thought, WILDE disapproved.
We have already said Of Mr.. Commager
shat he VIVA 4 gentleman OF fair talents
and ofhigh personal character. We have
laid before she public the resolutions en-
bodying The principles by which he pros
posed 10 he governed, aswell as the elu'
cidation he gave Of these principies,whlch
are such as we believe TO express, the
will and opinions Of our people. The
Democracy Of Putnam county have al
ways been faithful 10 principles and to
Democracy. We do moi believe thai
the, will be otherwise now.
We have an excellen, county ticket to
elect, upon which the convention above
referred 10 have declared the will oil The
people 10 be that Andrew J. Taylor
should be the Democratic candidate to-
Psobase Judge. MIR. Taylot has hst
experience oflegal proceedings as cierl
of,be cour, Of Common Pleas in an ad'
Joining county, is a good business man
possessed of sound common sense, ond
willacqai, himself worihily 10 the position
for which he has been selected. We
have no doubt The whole Democratic tick
e, win be elected, as, Of course i ought
TO be. II
Democrats! TO lhe polls.
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SINGULAR C1RCuMsTANcE.-TveDly

. q
SINGULAR CIRCUMsTANCE.-Twe :
two years ago marriage took place III
this city, which from some cause or 9th
er was invaIda,ed and the par'ies separ-
Sod. The lady wen, TO India and mar
ltied an officer, who subsequently, rose to
The rank of a general in The army,
and OH his death bequeaihed 10 his wld'
ow large fnrtune. The gentleman a.
so marr:ed, and abou! Q year since, his
wife on discovering various old love let>
ters &C., in his possession, proposed TO
buru them, bu, fortunately, as will be
seen, did not do so. 10 due course OF
! time. the first wife died and left TO him
who had once been her husbaud, no less
than iwen,y-n;ne Thousand pounds, sla>
ling ,hs, he would be enabled 70 prove
his identity by the Documents in bis Pc
session. The fortunate heir, who re-
sides in this city. was soon found, ano
his claim dolly established; and ne ha'
we believe received the, Legacy Of hi
first love" to the comfort and delight
we paesume Of the second. - Bristo
\ Mirror. .s.s-s1 ~
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LAND FOR. SALE.

HyHE undersigned offera for sale, or in
exchange for Real Estate in Lebanon
or its vicinity, in such parcels as will suit
purchasers and on very liberal terms, tho
following lands, to wit: sa 9 a&
634 acres in Allen county, Ohio
l48O acres in Wood county, Ohio. f
l347 acres in Van Vert county, Ohio.
GAO acres in Defiance county, Ohio. !.
4el acres in Fulton county, Ohio. ''ist
600 acres in Henry county, Ohio. .at
432 acres in Williams county, Ohio,
I6O acres in Putnam county, Ohio.
80 acres in Paulding county, Ohio.
eo,scres in Mercer county. Ohio. 3ta
1850 acres in Clinton county, Ohio. 80
I The above lands were located amongst
the first selections in tho counties where
they are situated, and for fertility Of soil are
unsurpassed. There are Railroads, Plank
Roads, o. Canals, convenient to almost every
tract, which afford cheap and economical
outlet to the best markets for all tho products
Of the farm. The lands will be disposed Of
at less prices than other lands OF similar
qual:,y and location are selling for, and in
lots to sujt purchasers li,,s
ANY further information will be given ~
the subscriber, in Lebanon; by John Jack
son. or Lemuel Lewis, at Peterborough,
Clinton county, or by r.. ". Gilchfist who
will spend most Of his time in the North
western part Of the State, experimenting ihe
Gales Of these lands. .sy
july IA, 1854 K.G' CoKWlN.
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DrMocnATru CONVENTION.

Pursusn,lo the call Of the Central
Commisie, the Delegates from the sever
al ,owasbiPs, met Al the cuur' houss in
ikslida. On the % day Of October. 1854
JAMES SMITH, was uppoin,ed chairman.
and JosFFa BELFoRD. Esq, chosen Secre-
Iary.
On moiiou.S. SMto n, Lewis N Crow6s,
and John Nicewarnef, was appointed .
committee on resolutions.
The chairman then proceeded to open
the Poll Books and declare tho result
which twas as follows:
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SAN D,rc,. Cal Avg. II. 1854.

Fnm the late Adjaiant Of General
Melendr' 2, who pressed through here
Yesterday, l deriyedshe following 'pat,ic-
ulsrs ofIhe attempted revolution in Low
II Caiifornis:
Senor Chsyis, resident Of Santa
Tomas, aud late snbalierl office Of the
Mexican army accompanied Ivy ten or a
dozen men, attempted 10 surprise Melep-
dr. 2 at his lodgings. Melendrez, (ac>
cordinq 70 bis adjaisni) uuaided, and with
a single revolyer, beat back his assailan,s,
and escaped to the GnadAlune rancho,
where he rallied ihe famous army that
escorted Colonel Walker 10 the lines,
and marched npon Santa Tomas, surprir,
ing Chavis, aud capturing his entire iorce,
among whom Melendrez found few soI.
diers, deseriars from the Mexican army.
These he caused to be tied mp, and one
hundred lashes were duly adminis'ered
to each. Ehavs is in double irons at
Santa Tomas, and Melendrez has gena
10 La Paz to forward a repor, Of his brill
liant victory Of the victory ofth Emperor
iha. is TO he.
Three men lost their lives during re-
voluticn, and Lower Colifurnia once more
recognizes Melendrez as the Supreme
Governor.
Our harvest is over-crops good, bn
no buyers in the markai.
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CoTTRAsr. official statement
nf the Treasury Deparmen, show TWEEN
ty>five millions of dollars in hard cash,
readyror tie Government 10 any quarter
Of the Uniou. This condition Of our na-
lional finance, with scarcely any debl
weighing down her energies, is perhaps
,hs most astonishing feature ofour youth
ful Republican. To have paid of al
the debt of Of our foreign wars TO b.
comparatively free from debt Of any kind
aud 10 lave $25, 900 900, for future use
is acondition Of finances that on oihe
government in the wor!d can boast OF!
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One half of the Indiana free Banks rnsol-

a ssl~ .no.,. &, J,
4 Judge mt'gn WY r.aI. WI Il I,d;,na
number o. me rlse D."as : .,,,nd )" Read
says one nali 9. 'i'eh, are u.s.. unqS S,.,on,a,-
'he following rom me ,i9,sup ns,1 S "ss
cial Kepubiicans o. aug So'n.
THE INDIANA FREE BANAS-
These banks having been recently dis-
credited, in CincinnD,i and the East, are
taking measures to resteIe pnbllc eontl-
dence. Judge Wrigbs of LoganspoIIil' q
who was de putized % yisii C!hc'nns'l as
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Z PeRHAM's GREAT GlFT ENTERPRIsE.--Not;
withstanding the thousand and one reports
to the contrary.this great enterprise, we see,
has been fiourishing like green bay tree.
Inthe present issue we publish the proceed
ings of the shareholders,in an Mass i Msees.lng,
held IN the 9th Of July. They are OF the
most interesting character, and VIII repay
careful perusal. Mr.. Perham's card elso
should claim the attentiono OF all, being Il
beraI in the extreme, and cannst taii 70 en-
sure the sale OF the remaining ticketsia
very limited time. Send IN orders ioi
tickets without delay, and thue naesen .f tne
desired censummatiea Q! the enterprise
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EARLY Com SEED -Farmers are too
negligent in selecting corn for the next
planning The usual way is 10 wait un-
Ill The crop is gathered and then while
hnsking, TO select some of the best look
ing ears for seed; but il il is not iht
best way. My worthy friend, Farmer
D !, is somewhat noted ns the posessor of
superior variety Of corn, and ON ac-
count OF its being three weekS earlier
Than the usual varieties :he neighbors
consider themselves fortunate, if they
can ge. their seed Of him, and he is
sometimes annoyed by The repeated
drafts on his choice selection OF ears
Now, wha, is the secret of this superloE>
hy9 LIE, me tell you, and then let me
say, ,sGo thou and do likewise. Farmer
D. has always planted the common kind
Of corn the same as his neighbors, but
for quite number Of years he has made
il practice to pass through the field ev-
cry few days after the corn hegins 10
lurn, and selcc, the ears that first ripen,
and carefully husk and hang them up.
Each lot he keeps by itself, SO that he
can tell which came of first, which Sec
lund Sc, and when he plants in the
spring, be used first that which he first
selected.
By continuing this course Of practice,
he now has the Satisfaction Of having his
crops about three weeks eerlier thaa his
neiphbors, besides being of superior
qualiti. The same principle will apply
| 10 all kinds of seed. II you wish eally
peas, baans, POTATOES, &C., just take a
lliule pains to select the earliest ripe, and
lilsok oui for,hem nexi sprineiwhen p'au
ling time comcs.--From much observa
ion am convinced ,hat more dePend'
upon The selection apd proper care OF the
seed tina. upon early pIan'ing.-hae'
your seed and ground ready, and d" no
be in h"ry TO plan, until the ground j.
we'll warmed. A very old man has toll
me that i, was time to plant corn whel
the bobolinks make make their first ap
Epearapce, and not before. just bea
4 This in mind in connection with 'he sc
lection ofyour seed Found in Parita
Recorder. s e
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K,SG OF SAxGNY DEAn.-On the 9ih
inst. the Kings carriage was upset be,
tween Dresser and Munich, and one OF
the horses kicked the King, so that he
died. He was warm friend Of NIcho~
las oi Russn
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Col. S. d. MILES, Of The United States
Army, on hia way 10 New Mexico with a
detachment Of troops, writes from Fort
Atkinson, Arkansas, that h, had been
four days among the Camanches and XII,
o.ways, and adds: Some ofthe bucks Of
fered me as high as ten horses for my
daughter, and / had an tffer Of a swap o.
a sousw for Mrs. Miles. Ideclined both
advantageous offers" lss@
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The Constitutional Convention Of the
Slate of Delaware, has decided that
Judges shal! henceforih be chosen by the
people. Salaries--Chiet Justice, $l 300
Chancellor and Associate Justices, ST.
600 each