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WORKS PREPARATION.

Stringer & Townsend announce 1.-The Peoples
Edition" Of the complete works Of j. FEsisoRE
CooPER. The extraordinary demand for the works
Of our great National Novelist, since his desth,
has induced the proprietors of his copyrights
to prepare an edition superior to al others
in COMPLETENESS, elegance and correctness. 1t will
embrace tie authors latest corrections and emenda-
tons and an elaborate Life Of Mr.. Cooper, in one
volume by one Of his most intimate and distinguished
literary friends. The whole series is to appear in
semi.Inontlly volumes, each containing an entire
work, and to be SID at the low price Of dollar.
The pubhubers promise that the style Of this edition
will Let be inferior TO that Of Putin ans edition OF
Irvibgs Works. BY subscribing for a serial issue
Of this eminent and favorte author, whose writings
ere 20 deseryi1 Of place in the library Of every
American, Biz admirers have opportunity OF OBJ
tanning tbom FOX scarcely perceptb bic outlay. TIE
first volume VIII be ready on the first Of December.
j. BuGum, Boston, viii speedily issue a collection
of miscellaneous pieces in prose and verse, entitled
Town and Country, or lie az Home and Abroad"
by JoHs $. ADAMS, in a handsome illustrated volume,
suited for a giit-bCOk.
II. Long & Brother ha' in press a story entitled
"The Slave of the Lamp" by the late WILLIAM
NORTH, whose recent unfortunate death has pro-
duced such general sensation. We understand that
il contains numerous photographed details Illus
tratng biz literary career sketches Of cotempOrary
writers and structures on modern society. The APP
pearance of the volume will doubtless be looked for
with gTea; interest.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

A regular meeting of the Board =" Is held iss' even
ing. EpwIS j. BRowS in the Chair.
A resolution by Councilman CoSoykR 10 sd'ernse
for the paving Of Msidenlane from broadway 70 tue
East River and Courtland-st. from Broadway 70 me
North River, with the new iron pavement WAS re-
ferred TO the appropriate Committee.
In regard TO the extension Of Albany-st the same
member presented preamble and resolutions urging
that at the present time it IS expedient that the Com
mon Council should give direction in the premises
.pd requiring that the Committee on Streets De al-
ted 10 report on or before the hrst Monday IN De
rsrbe- next upon said extension. Laid on the table
The Board on motion Of Mr.. PIScSsET resolved
NOT 10 enter into any contract for lighting WhaTVes
pier and Slips, until suitable plan shall hsve been
made by them. Adopted.
Mr.. Smith presented resolution for paving me
Rst,srv with square blocks Of the Belgian pavement
from broadway 70 the river which was referred to the
Committee on Streets
Tbe Committee on Finance. TO whom was referred
the n,ition OF the Board OF Eduesuon asking for al
s,trs Appropriation OF slss0sl SO TO meet the den-
cepces of is54 reported that the petition nsd no.
been approved BIZ the Board OF Commissioner aae
ssk "a 10 be discharged from further consideration Oh
the subject. The report Wa adopted
Coumunicas ion from the Counsel TO the Corpo,a'
son In answer TO resolution Of inquuy whether the
RoSrd or lis Committees, have any legal authority 70
compel the attendance Of witnesses, or 70 ms
Tar oa,hs-statng thai the act Ut 10Th N area IoSS
which IS the only ono giving power IN saSa Cases
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i've. the Chairman Of Committees Of Common Con

gives the Chairman Of Committees Of Common Coun-
ois and Of pubic municipal bodies, charged With any
invests inquiry requiring the taking OF test
mOpy, authority 70 administer Oaihs to such wiz
nesses Us may he brought before such Committees,
and false swearing in testimony tAkel shall Re
c.emed perjury but the law dos not give the 20 yer
% suhIGua wifreses-sO thai none can be sworn out
those Voluntarily sppesiDg-ani that the law Ia that
rrspeci Is effective. To Committee on tsE Depart
u+Bt.
TIE Board then went into Committee Of the Whole.
The clock ~ the Council Coamber, which. after
nuch squsbb iDc the Messfs. Sperry obtained per-
mssion 20 put Up II the commencement Of the pres
ert,esr sst night SO ain the subject Of cebate.
Tie clockmsker alluded 10 having seat in q Dill for
$3.50 for The clock and the matter referred to the
Committee on Repairs and Supplies. The Charm An
Of that body paid q visit, private citizen, - the
store Of Messrs Sperry, when they showed hin spec
mems of clocks Of ike quality win that in the Cham
Der but four inches lees the face for s75. The
Committee therefore recommended in their report
that SIS be offered for the clock. that the maker
furnsh one that price for the Board. This report
was sirenuou,ly opposed by Mr.. COnover, who went
in for payinc them the full amount of their charge.
The ~ port Of the Committee Was however, accepted.
with but one dssentieni voice.
The Committee then rose, and the Board adjourned
for lack Of a quorum.
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La " INTELLIGENCE.


u 8. CIRCUIT COURT-BefOre Judges NELSON and Berrs
In the case Of Capt James Smith late Of the brig
Ju. Moultop fupl suity Ia. being citizen OF the United
s.t,s or ,hs yss.sl asJ In xbols or In oar, n, ,.o
,.Lir ~ on 49, III y....l a., The
Co.., ~ Ars and lsnsins hr with an. Of th,,,
T.l.pa ~ AZ
49, !, hn ~, So -. usio. g. 80.
is NJ ocoro, snDsspnsP on hsbsT az The spplic,tSa
80 ~ NJ .on n = ID .tr,ct lttornrx epposed
me ~, M. 1872 ~. &c.,, 80. N'' Nf'
80, .ho..n ,b.t na.nt wa. . native of U.noyer
,a.nv va. error I'm a.. cssrxe Of the Coarl 10 submit
70 ne inv the ,uestion Oh his without record of
h1. 'n ~ = Y 80, ~; r " ~
I, 10 submit, 10 the Jury for their ION
have obtained his BY
smA 80 rsrin,x
rh, S3n3sr, .. entitled Ia prove the u.u,l habit AZ
~ Uon.s M lnnlser oath. h.sty aud yyitho.t
..a,ns az .esAsvIt ~
H. - &c., "a f IN .nhrit n 20 tina Jurv IN A
=, - as ts a r. III ns,sias S-,;r, III t,i.i
the nesstvs .. sIssr gu. W 80 P' ou's ' ~
az Tt -. x. H. 1901. r,,-, s,-,> evdarea of
There ". esGIs me JURY sp III a,,n men ,
ne 80 ~ - 80 .,io,.a - ~ ,s.x -.
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n. Y. ASSOCIATION OF SUNDAY SCHOOL
TEACHERS

The monthly meeting Of this Association was held
on Monday evening, j. c. BAXTER In the Chair.
After the opening exercises, the question for Discus
sion: "Is il essential TO the prosperity of City Sun
day School to hold two sessions on the Sabbath r.
was opened by X. G.. PARDEE. He took the ground
that it is essential, fro the nature Of the case. One
session of an hour or an hour and half does not AZ
ford time to impert the requisite smouut Of religious
instruction. Two sessions are INSULT oent, and it
would be serious injury TO restrict ourselves 70 only
one 2. The testimony of the wisest, Oldest aud best
of supernendenis and teachers Is unanimous Ia favor
OF two sessoDs-at least far as his inquiries and
observations extended. y. A PACKARD, of the Amer
lean Sunday School Union gave II ~ his nrm eonyIc-
ton from the universal testimony he had collected,
that Sunday School. will weaken decay, and finally
fail 10 pieces in cities il but session IL held.
EpGIR KETcHkn, Esq, followed with eOmpari-
son of ressons and facts more for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning practical information than with view 70 give
decision.
WV NcCREA, Esq., followed taking the negative,
in d few brief remarks.
Mr. SIMPSON Of No 61 warmly urged the import
sncs Of two sessions. If we have but one, let US
have il all day long. The facts he presented were ia
teresting and cheering.
C. r. RoBERrs, Esq, of No rs, followed on the
same side of the question, giving the result OF hls
twenty years labors in Sunday Schools His de-
eison was that would DO the death-kneu OF Sun
"dsy Schools in this City to have only one session.
deyotedness and love Of their interesting and invalid
able work.
Several others followed with brief remarks, when.
on notion the question continued TO next month,
Messrs VaDc erhey den and Croker 10 open.
On calling the roll, 81 Schools were reported by
theap Delegates Of whom there was very numerous
dance-Nos. p 8, IL, -, "a, 10, 10, 49, "a,
a. 81 A. So 49, 49, 81 So, 6l, o. 65, II, "a, 49, TO-
49, IS e. a. 100, lOl, lO3 los, u.s. 1874, lf3, li5,
ISL 100, l77-total, IL.
The Prudential Committee reported a vacancy, and
on nomination. Nj. 5. Holmes was appointed to ill
the said vacancy.
K. q. PARDEE reported 1000 families visited Ia;
ring the last month, and several new Schools opened
with hattering auspices.
The Committee on Testimonial to the late James
Cooper Weeks, reported progress.
EDGAR KITcHAN. Esq, reported from Committee
on a Course Of Lectures. The gentlemen who have
consented 10 lecture far a. their decision has been
communicated to the Committee, are Rev. Isaac
Ferris, d d., Introductory Rev u. b. Cheeyer, d.
ID Rev DIR. Babcock Professor K. Ogden Doremus,
of he Medical College aud Free Academy, and VIM.
GLAND Bourne. The list for the course will be com
pleted and arrangements announced at an early day
Mr. CRocKER was appointed elegate to the Board
OF Managers and the Association adjourned with sing
inc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22

~ and details Of the passenger trsde showing the tf
6cultes which cause the general dissatsfsctics
prevailing among emigrsnts, which explanations
were very lucid and satisfactory. He paid hiya
compliment 20 the exemplary manner in which the
Government Agents Al Liverpool dis ,hsrge the dg-
tes OF their Office. ard asserted most positively that
Il is impossible 10 exercise more care to cSrry out lit
70 insure 10 the emirani the greatest comfort and
This ,xpceiiion Of the business OF shipping smi-
grants at Liverpool Mr.. Jones has promised TO give
US for PUBLICATION. IL viii contain maeh VAnaoe In
formation.
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U s. DISTRICT COURT Before J9d,s lssss,oLL.

The United STATES Asst tNe steamship W thhseu-
The w. was seized "A having brought into this port
goods and bonded by the Ocean steam Navigation
Company. her owners. 10 the sum Of Sse,py0 -
m ebsr,sd that she smussed IN June 1852 Eve cases
cigars valued 49, IN August 1851 four case. On valued &c
4Oo -four ssptsmbe l95 valued At t0O ten cases OF
brandy snd other afces valued At sOi and s~o cases
brandy. lie. at smother period valued st 500
The law the penalty Of forfeiture Of the vessel "hos
the value goods amounts 20 s4tor es sums
il penalty Al the charged here alleged 70 have
been al fsrenr periods and The demurrer partly In respect
partly dismiss he lisel ON the around o' rrsEs
lery vessels had regularly seized, &C.
Messs Cutting and BetssPPeu for ovner ard M Jolcams
sen g. j. Assistant DstrictAttorney for the Government
The Company petition Tor tie release Of the ship say
At bed been found against Capt Fitch VI the
WsAhnston Nj King first officer, and hr Adams, pussr.
10 th ehsTges Capt scqutted, aad the Dis
trct Attorney Al the time, entered noue Pr0eqa % mo
other two The evidence sga them John Cooper,
Who had been second officer Of the vessel but he i'm
neAehad and coltrAd,tsd They say II there
ding was By Of the infsoI otesr and that
the captain other principal officers or tho oSnss h,d no
part therein They also that they have b.
paesd 70 much expense 10 defending the sun vnch theJ sin
have pay the sdsv Of Cooper gave probable Eoand %
the United States 10 bring the suits .
Argument the demurrer was heard Decision reserved
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SUPREME COURT-OLsERAL TERn.


Mr. sullivan was followed, yesterday, By Mr.. Hon
man the Attorney Geser who eontsndsd thst the state
could rot party the suit lie sad that nohins
vas mentioned relative 70 The treaty Of 1913 bat conhseatsd
propsry The property held BY Columbia Cosse was panf
nom Trinity Church, and confirmed By the State
Mr Butler followed Columbia College, DO said, received
h. grant sratay in ZEE from ThnitJ ChareS lO9 yes.
ago IL extended from Murray 20 BGFclsysts, snd from
Church It 70 the ye and included then R0bnsonst (aew
Par. paee) from Broadway IL was part o.
the Dutch Coupanys farm and part q thu
orainA esse with the Aeaeke Ianz property 70 Trinity
Church r Sullivan remained that this was the only prop
erty sod By Trinity Church l75, and ya1ted b.
order Of the Goyernnent TIE case 4 on
CHANGE or COATS.
When Mr.. Butler had concluded his Argument for
the day aud wishing With other gentlemen 70 retire he ea1rht
Up from ehaibsek BY handsome blsek great coat,
when Ar KsFstsd the plaintiff the told h tbs; coal
h 8r Butler spoogEed sne stated that he nsd pssd
hs the back Of chair and supposed % % nc
Asr oosns .rovnd peDoD be sAd had gone On
with his Gr Butlers elegant new ofseH on
the remaning which also 90 eneaf-esek
near % where Ar Butler had sat very rusty looking
brown which the owner thought len oy mssse.
Mr. Batis Ia ihess days Of new cosA eaa as~
hsiA IL will he well for gentlemen % 0os out Tor thsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22

moments the seiTed With strong commissions n Il
Tor mary tours threatened her life.
These descriptions could have proceeded from
the pen Of 10 ordinary writer. They are much
above the level Of the popular fictitious prOduc-
tons Of the day. They are proof both Of feel
ing snd talent, which authorize the highest prom
lee for the future productions Of the writer, and
legitimate her calling to the sphere of literary
effort which she ba. so au.pcioasi, entered.
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corar cALZNoaa-T.Is DAY

SUPERIOR CouRT-NOs. 300 747. 7el, 4l2, ORAL,
rsa as, So oss 0sl sSo ssl I a. s5T. Oh GA
go SO SEA rs loes go % issi ss lT. Zee, iio9 "a
IIIz 709 500. iis, SO, So zS.
CIRcrTT CoURr.-Nos. ESQ, 900, IT'S, sls, 300, ga,
9<7 as SO. eco. 80, ia ~, ca, Ga.
e. :. DISTRICT CogRT.--Nos. 6, Is, 20, SO, 50, 81.
72D75
SUPRInL CoURT--Geaeral TeTm.-Same Calendar.
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covrPyoRs OF THE ALMs-HoUsE.

The regular meeting of the Governors of the Aims
House was held yesterday afternoon, at their rooms,
in the Rotunda. Present: Gov. DRAPER, the Presi-
den:; Cows. West, Duke, Dugro. Pinckney Smith,
Townsend, Henry, Conover, and Herrick.
The acquisitions show the following number OF
persons remsnng in the various institutions under
the charge Of the Governors for the week ending
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Bsfors Judge CAMPBELL.

To recover damages for alleged nonfuhllment OF
contract 20 deliver caro- u timber at New Haven Verdict
Tor pIasa 300 For plaintiff Mr. SANFORD for defendaat'
Mr.. u. p. Lord.
Christopher Rosers agt David Osdhdss.
Action for SANDER in calling defendant, IN answer
70 provoking remark Dutch thief Verdict for pi.ntts
eers For plaintiff Mess Fraser "bedoni Tor defend
ant Mr. HuG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22

THE VETERANS OF lsl2. - The KIM County
Veteran Cors have unauousy elected Abraham vsrlsak.
Esc. Color el ard DR.. Porter surgeon
The Common CoeDc adopted resolution a. the lt meet
ins sppruprstns slce toward def.yns the Of
dnseT Tor the veterans The occasion Of the Anniversary
Eyaeu Dsy 25th ms. To. Of the 0svsracrs
Room the City Hall having hen assigned TO the Veterans,
address viii there Be delivered before them By the Rev.
Mr. Evans NJ Johnson Chaplain Of the Corps.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Al the meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
American Tract Society on Monday, Nov 90 interest
inc letter, were read from correspondents in France,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22

THE CURrosgTIEs OF scEscE.-This Is the nh-
jet which Dr. j. E. snodgrsss has selected for Ice
ture, to be delivered in the lecture Of the Msd
Gel School, No. Is Lsight-st., this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22

wa. Yesterday placed upor trial in the Court Of Sessions upoa
an Indictment msussuEhter In the fourth degree for
Ing the death Of wife by IN Several witnesses
examined whom the ehidren q aeensed-sho
trstseS Thai deceased wss thrown OF the By h
bu,bard he accused on Friday nisht In September ~hea
bs lodred In the wood hed She compelled 20 sleep In
the wood shed the mb-elusnt Saturday and surty uishA
On Monday she skeu sek AMI Tuesday moFnias she
died The IL still
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22

The BRooyLrS CRY RNLRoADs.-The Railroad
Committee Of the Common Council at the last meeting
ported favor q extending the for eompens eli the
nes The time fxd BY The contract the .t Decemoes.
which the company found impossible 70 do The time
fxed Tor completes the HsnltonV and Geeuwood Rail
roads the line the Lee q Jay 1885 snd al othsr lnss
the LIST December OF the Several sneBj
wese offered and voted dOwu. and the report adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22
BROOKE YN ITEMS

We understand ths, the Rev. Samuel ID. Cochrans
has received a unanimous call to become the pastor
OF the Elm-plsce Congregational Church, Brooklys-
He has been lsbOring with the church some four
months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22

The readers Of The TRIBUNE are referred 10 ths
advertisement columns Of large sale Of city lots by
A. J. Blocker to be found In the business notices Vi
this dsys psper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22

ChidreAs Triais is neat volume of juvenile
siores translated from tie German Of AuGUsTE LIN
DEs, forming seasonsble gift book, without e1uav-
sgant establishment limo, PIP 23s. Crosby &
Nichols. Solo by Evans & DickersOn.j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22
sARurE coyRr-B,fors judge TposPsOs.

William Powen AT Pettgrew and shsfEaal-
By physician for attendance on ooy natnea me-
ysrs.. Injured ky one Of thu cars Of the Eighth Esosd
ss,ea 70 have been BY orders Of Assrs AID who called
the lad alres1y referred TO- Judgment Tor ps1 wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22
TESTIMONIAL OF WELSH CITIZENS TO A
LIVERPOOL EMIGRANr AGENT.

Mr.. ELEAzER JOsEs, Of Wales, who some year,
since established an agency in Liverpool Tor his emf
grazing couptrymen being in this City on buSiness
connected With bis agency, called upon on Mon
dsy evening to accept testimonial Of their gratitude
for his kindness to them and others Of his fellow
countrymer If Wales and all other parts Of Grea.
Britain.
TIE meeting wss held at Cambria Hall, Chrystie-
st. The Rev. Thomas Thomas, Wesleyan minister,
the Rev. T. L. Davies Beptst minister, and several
layrnen who occupy responsible positions, and are
among the wOrthieEt Oi our ctlZens, "efs present.
W. d. JoNEs ESQ, presided MY. tVEREIT Wa SEC
Rotary. The President paid Mr.. Jones hien eoE.Ph-
ments and ssid that hB eountrynen were uhae1
oreat ob,igstions 20 biL. Thousands Of emigrants
DroclaiIn bis fahfuluess and integrity In Liverpool
ihe ministers of the various Welsh churches give
their certificates Of confidence IN our fnenn ana the
Government Emigration Agent eer'ihes 'hS' DO coz
plant ever made a. Ms once leePSOns -HS O"H"
duct Of Mr.. Jones
The Rev. I. L. DAVIS, the Rev. i. THOMAS, NJ L;
Y JosEs M b. WILLIAMS, and others, made BRET and
appropriate speeches, relating many ecS oil Klnaness
1be PRT91pTyr then said ths: his friends here pro-
nosed 70 present him the fEe gold watch and cham
which be held IN bis hand token OF their kind re-
membraDce.
Mr.. j. w JoxEs. editor Of the Dryok, the Welsh
nexspsp.r Of th. City He stated that hr Jones hsd
been making tour inroush this country for the pur
roee OF being able TO give reliable information Of To-
ealtes modes and cost Of transportation, and other
useful rsatter.
The watch bears the following inscription upon the
inner case:
"PREsEkTLp
ELHAZER JONES, ESQ.
~ Risr.st. .nd their Friends New York 10 testimony Of
nj. Appreciation Of bis fdsty aud zeal n their service
The recipient said that he looked upon this gf a.
the most precious relic be poesessed, and hoped his
future conduct would Justify and enhance the high
compliment bestowed upon him, and secure the fu-
ture goodwill Of bis eounrynen. Nothing gss more
valuable TO him than the apprObstion Of his country
uen in the performance Of public duty Of not the
leas; herrsssng or the least difficult nature This
ambition to merit the good Of our felioE-men
was not beneath the aspiration Of the loftest Of man
kind and in possession was surely enough 70 justify
our highest Joy he then entered into the full hsto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22
A L. FLAGG. Controller.
JACOB A WEsTERVELT, Mayor
F.R TILLOU, Recorder.
NATHAN c. ELY. Pres't Bos,d Of Alder
4. BROWN. Prest Board Of C0Vncilns

4. !. BROWN. Press Board Of CoVncansn
The above communication referred to the
Finance Committee for revision and 70 prepare 81
answer.
Governor Draper thosght that the estimate. for
lass had been made up with great care, and with an
eve 70 the interests OF the City He grctihed that
an opportunity Afforded 10 exhibit the conduct Of
the Board of Ten GOVERNOR be felt confident tina.
Their transactions would bear the closest scrutiny II
was the right aud duty Of the Board OF Commissioner
70 examine into the workings Of the public lnsfg
tiop.. apd the manner in which they are conducted
ard vet this had been neglected The Controller had
visted the institutions upon the Island but once ami
this yes upon the occasion Of the visit Of the Pope
Nuneio. n
Gov. DkAPER went on TO show the sums actually
recesssry for repairs on the Pententiry Hospital,
Iupatic Asylurn, Nursery buildings, Bellevue Hoo
pital. &C. These repairs were actually necessary Tor
the comfort Of the inmates and for The preser gston
Of the buildings. These estimates were also based
upon N increased number of inmates and increased
prices. r.Lc.w
errors for ls55 will BE- submitted at the next meeting
OF the Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-18
Supreme COurt-Circuit.
Before Hon Judge Norris.

COSTLY FURNISHING OF HOUSES OF ILL-FAMK.
JAN. l7.-Kae Ridoiey aga,sst q j. W. Meeks rhiy
csse which has been oug tms the calendar, is at
last sst down for to-day (Wednesday) 1t is suit inst-
tuted by the we'll known X Rgey against the Mes
Meeks extensive furniture dealers in Vesey street.
compel them to render aud make settlement
thereof Nr furniture supplied TO her by them
tract imposing certain conditions 1t Is alleged that .
POI ton Of Miss Rdgley's .diss boarding house,
furnished by the defendants ~ estimate OF 3l2
0o0 for which she gave = o-rtAn isum Ia hand and
mortgage to the Mes.rs he-ks, Having paid q great
number OF nstAlmen awhich, is asserted, fully sAtis
feB the demand-the pa'n tif refused TO pay until
account rendered. This defendants threaensd TO
forecose and Injunction issued the part Of
plaintiff preventing the foreclosure Hence this
BY Kate to compel the Hessrs Meeks render an &C.
count The evidences it il said will dsvelope curious
system OF furnishing thoss p>sees of Ill fans aud
vaous letters will be introduced showing the ,aos
oIsydndi In these Affairs the csommodaton auded
to the matrons OF houses Of this description.
No cause being really yesterday Jadge Norris gives
the following notice-Tast II be ready to be
tried on Wednesday calendar that Thursday tee l9th
he viii place thirty the calendar for that day.
and II none are then ready he will place sixty
the calendar for the day and aerwar 10 pre-.
coed to call the whole calendar Of the circuit