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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.

Tho s,o,-nsbip Star OF the West Capt f. L. rnklepaugh
;,,ra h,lf days from San Juan with I07 passengers
"a s-lo 600 in gold arrived Thursday morning She
hr. rev, from San Francisco per Sierra Nevada to 81
pw n Ian To- The steamship Cortes, with passengers
- yeu York Dec 90 arrived at A. NJ. 18th ut The
s;a Nevada on leaving ran in the usual track Of s.esm
~. bound " San Francisco, for thrysix hours without
seeing the Golden Gate
Ian 90 n while the Star of the West was lying az
anchor of Staten leland Timothy Carey aged 3d. OF Dos
ton felove board and was drowned
Feb 8 ht % o. len So passed an English -, steering
north
Lon at San Juan L. s. sloop OF wer Albany, al vel
whiting for dispatches from Minister brig Bonita -
sail soon 100 miles S OF Cape Ha;terss passed brig
showing white sigma. blue border and red DIAMOND in the
center steering north
We are indebted to Mr. Purser Hopkins OF the sar OF
the West and to the Expresses OF Adams 70 ana Der
ford Co for the prompt delivery OF our Cam Tna mes
tn, 6Iov,nc !. the .pece LIT Of the Star OF the West
Dns,n gt.rm.n Co s20eCte v. Selixmsn Co ~
4mse.n EI.s:.. b. i ss@s c.vsTd r TIs:
Adam, Co.......... IL s3 sP2aors Tls'oo Co. 20
pre-, RoIo ;.;o... s5S72
Wells f.rso Coz. $50 To...'.''''''s'4'o S'
The following is the treasure shipped from San Francis
co, Jan. l6:
PSF. Bacon sss5loO L.zsrd Frer.' co tiss1
pss,i ssher Church 1900 willis Co 80,
G esIrtop. e. .sSoS sp-ins 100
se!ismas Con-. 1890 oiher isiPPeT'''.'.'. 1--WE
100
p... e,,on ra@ GO Cunningham Bruu.sn ssl 80
Busroyns I,SSoS S4st, MewsSa'e SO
80 sSssS ossiS sS,s: "a. % e
Tsl.I NV. VIC Co. SEQ
Totsl".........'''''''''''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
FROM THE SOUTH.

There little news from Los Angeles The Courts have
been busy bat principally with civil suits Of little interest
for any save The people OF that place
criminal, gnacia Herrera, convicted Of murder is TO
be hung on the 18th Of February.
The S0r appears to have very bad opinion Of the FL
hbus;er. II says; Doubles, some OF these heroes
VIII return overland, after while, mounted on fine
horses, which they didn't buy
THE MoHAyF.-Our last reports from Lieut. William
sons surveying party stated that he with detachment,
had gone down the Mohave, hoping TO follow il to the
Colorado ani expecting that its such that II
woud lead him 10 within short distance Of his main
party. lie expected aso to be able 70 visit the Mohave
"vslnces" Of which much has been said bG. Of whose
precise LOCATION ne "oSlH was iSoSR Sar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

The average catch In the OchOtsk Sea has been sboa
three tines large during tie last season es IN tie Afe
Ocean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

Mis Willie Hea second dsSshier OF the Hon wn Hos n
Ip Sen Frsreisec J,a ~ BY n, Rev Mr. william. N, =.
whfeher, Of Sacramento, to Miss Mary J. rtonas ls,s
In san Frsneseo. J.n. ~ ly the Rev. A wiIHana NJ
nFssiee, OF Alameda Co to N's sylvia Dose l4ts d.,
Dec a. load ship Lace. NJ Lamss c4liia 20 N.
to ~. a.y Z M.h III o. cie s~ Co
DE- IS B, tho Re- &c cssadlsr holsiis Pr.irs.
Jss l. by the Rev r. Rose, ieassr Halin to Me- An, n
b. IL rev v Necs-ty, Jane. Reund. t. Rachel u,,,
10th .fBes'en Co. o T q. :, -,
d.pshier ofCb.. HubbsEd, OF FreesA Prairie.
DE u B witarO~e Of r,uhl Co. to EH,,bosh a...s
Dee : Dep-. L.,sb.rt lee Iowa 20 Lacy s,on.
Ir sscrsm,bio Dee - b. ~ Rev Bsnsn. NJ lo.. A.
sui Mrs 6sr r. Booth both isa''y Of saiinorc q -
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pas s.T.h st,nper late q cu.ney, III '~
IL ssersa,r,o Dee = By re- Rs'' y SIsSeA y, Mws
Iu s.e-,i1, Dec = BY the n.v Cr,seA Jr NJ -,
Can Francisco end Me- Esn MeSresor late SSOt.s
Lrer,Td I'd PhsSs j Eslct both OF Batavia Ohio.
Atss1 fnPs.I9 "a. Il - M Ann s' y. Rev
On n. 1vsnSs Of the ith jan b. Justice slu.r n,
Nss 4 Jaesb. 70 M. Joan w bt-r. to,h Of M.r,.vus
II ssn Frano'so Jan By the Ssy NJ, hoi1.ea W c IN
MBenicla J,n I. BY the Rev Mr. woodbridge Ya.l.,
T.o to Frr-sline De Witt al Ct tea' Pl,ee
n, IT, oluune Comfy Dee 2 ls5 By Esquire N.rvn Nh "
n sbl. &c Mis- Mary Somsrs ~
In san Fr.uecc gsu BY 80 Rev NJ Briggs weofs,s
Ei,s : az lsrsoa both OF tha' eifys
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efsafts Clara Miss II satcih KeefsI o. MsrtsaeI
In san FraDeiseo Jan az s. F-Are Uhspel IAsss "
Rev Nj nssty Mr J0hn &eoEc TO is' Ellen Casey So siAs
In s.a Frsrece Jan BY the Reg Hy,t' Hall Nsiusu
20 I,risr sstcra Gsusitsr Vi Samu. Hermann. Jr
Dec 81 II JO.epL Moore Of Bsnes to Ai' Ane c.s. ~
rrsueaeo, formerly fLondon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
Births.

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In San Tspeco jan th- % Joshns Haven ESQ.,
In ssr Frucco Jan the issy q Mr. Hsnry Cehn saasss
In ssceueuto Wedusiay Jan the Aey e 'ae'' Naan
Of
Mitchell CT twin daughters
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
INDIA AND CHINA.

swhen this convention took place tie eiroalss OF Dsuya
Lhuys had not reached St Petti sSars.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-14

The editor of the Paab Pau Free Press
81 Van Buren, Co.. speaks ofl the sesult
Of the late election 10 Michigan after
This fashion :i III saqi Il
vEILED D. rHE HEAvExs IN Back
Let earth. and ssa. and air. jim in one
universal waill Let bOacr ius ice and
l,1th clad ihemseiyss ID habiliments Of
mourning and woe Virtue and morals
iiy have been Fntiilessly stricken down!
Liberty has been fettered. manacled and
chained. and lies bleeding II the dust!
Tftasonraiss the camp Frsedom stsnds
aghass atll,e dananine proof shudde's
a. The black hearted treachery and per.
fidy has skofn her 0f her heaven born
radiance. and with Wild smiek Of de-
spair fiirs to our borders weeping tears
Of blood r.
To which We may add ia the language
81 The immortal Dr.. Doeslicks, that che
outraged gOddcss Of liberty has taken of
her nighlscap. pinued np bsF pessicoas ;.
put On pair Of cowfhide boots. and
hidden a. eternal laseWell ID fallen de-
generate Coluntiays $50 q
q
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-14
HENRY w. ny ATT, Editor and Proprietor.
Poetry.
HOPE ON.

4 slal $500 - sA%1NA 4ss IL
When the day Of life is dreary,
And when gloom thy course enshrouds
When thy steps are faint and weary,
And thy spirits dark with clouds
Sleadfast still in thy welldoihg,
Let thy saul forget the past,
Steadfass still The right pursuing,
Doub, not, JOY shall come at last.
Striving still, and onward pressing,
Seek not future years 10 know,
But deserve the wished for blessing,
Il shall come, though il be slow.
Never firing. upward gazing. y
Let thy Tears aside be cast.
And the trials, tempting. drawing.
I Doubt not joy will come at last.
His fond eye is watching Ger thee,
His strong arm shall be thy guard,
Duiy's path Is straight before thee, q
1t shall lead To thy reward.
BY thine ills thy faith made stronger,
Mould the future BY the past,
Hope on then. little longer,
Doubt ,ot-i y viii come At last! Y
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-14

weakiess be thus evincea.- $50 il His
power and Grace, enabling aud GROWING
with triumph the assaulted heari. OF all
grand and gl1,ions sccnes-that Is emf
ncnt, the final asccndancy Of a mana
poor, trembling. hnmLled man. by the
grace Of God cnnqueror Of the world. the
fiesh, and the devil; recovered and erect
in the dignity u faith. after the blasts
have swept over him. east down but not
destroycd--perplexed but moi ii despair,
Il is the sublime demonstration ofimmor
tai life in the soul--life. pliable. vary Ing
in it's degrees Ut nanifold vigor- yet
quenchlcss. rallyiRg itself in unspentfofce,
lmmedi iely tile hostile pressure is 10
moved.
That which We lose in the hour 81 ,,;ai.
was incur by tiansient-ihat which is
shattered was fragile. ONE sittctli - q
retintr over The ciucible in which care
tiled BY fire, and though he seems ccr
daily to fan the fame, lis but to hasten
our libe ration from NIL dross 10 arcgener.
ate deathless spirituality. This minds
me. at clesing, 10 off.r yon few lines
consonant in their purpose with the fore !.
going sentences. They trace the com
pens siions. lying surely. over against all
nur trials. il only we have the eye 10 dis
Germ and the heart 10 appreciate them.
Let mo style the theme. HNs3
# HEART-sooTMINGs.
II Sere,
&{ss nj draNp afs 5e5f5ea4s 3 8Ef 35s$tS
Ia it's bleak barrenness, the tract of Life.
Yet, even here
Smile Gases, and, although fears are rife,
Angels lay hOpe-bHds, and love fairest blossoms
Ud0r0us OF sweets celestial, in our b0soms,
I'LL heaven seems near, Oh near.
Cloud,
And shroud
OF mazed suspense, Or doubt, whelm earth and
sky.
Then. near us, bowed
In our dismay, outshneih suddenly
lSod promise, like fire-hager, guiding-g
lis light into the cherries future throwing,
fta Till sings the heart aioud. fa
Cold, ~
Enfield
Each shuddefing sense, affection pallid arms.
!. And, mournfui tol!ed,
The knell Of joys expired the soul alarms.
Then Grace shews Grief not foe, but visored
And tunes that kneil, by chord of swt 4. evangel,
Of joys that WAX not old.
81 & Think, as}
How shrink
Our spirits, tremulous from deaths black ride.
Yet. while the brink N md 4
We quiv'rina tread, call snft from yonder side,
Voices, God-breathsd: !. Fear not, /" thy loagh-
ings Danish.
/" will be with thee " Death! thy terrors vanish;
Calmly thy wave drink.
CLEPsrpRA i
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-14
znployment for Agents.

QsEWEkA Al thousand energetic and tFustwor-
- thR youns men are waited 20 ecs ~ AGENTs,
ho,h local and travelling IN every State 0f she
linton for the sale Of q patented article ~ mama
factufe nov III extensive demand. The exclusive
rinass fof the United States IL owned by she ed
veFfiserss, and agents ef capacity and business
aael can easily earn two hundred dollars per
naonsh. sad no capital required.
Ezfraets .frem cpsamaaicafioas from eays Agents..
Fl herewith enelose ron ! draft Cor - dollars,
dednc1ing one hundred and ninety seven dollars
40 my cc1nmlsainn On my eale 0f the last moth.
tSRAeds E. REED."
ri shall reAfixe IL eommissioll IN nv sales
slsis month ahoal one hnndsed ard esveasy.fve
d0llREes T. g. EiELD."s
The 0ccapaaiNn viii prove liahs and nentse-
manly employment--ss h0poTsble as 4 = psoli..
NJ Agent IN d. accepted unlsss ahls 4
rsoiaee Substantial iessiusoniais IS % chaFactsf
sslasiss ~ill - aErsased e. she first ysar u
IS sssssv answers u advertisements ars for
sarded fs0s& n0&ises u idle curiosity only, the
aaxefisstn MIlE eo1sidex 10 1pplieaiiDn unless
aaepmpnsied ~ ore duIIng - evidenrg of sim
efsey. when fnN paFsieuiARs win hs EsrwaEted.
4Sarlas BURNS, BENEDICT q CO
Tutls Substantial nature III TIE enterprises. ssc
~ d Ksmnesk q Dals, Leroy. sans 81 Co.
soao H@miIiop b. West. Chic; Hon. c. M.
s-anisl Rhode Island; and p. Rays Key West.
s,MsHm WA Aass a SarF'
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A Right Handler.

| 8sasLsfs2, - 81 u "a q 81
:Ss young n"". WIN /" 'a,gs P.esssc
p''Sk 70 n's y. q hs surgfc uP 20 =. .s
nus" s"a. s'a"I ~. = I'm. 7. -" ~. !,
tyo"'eO : Ofs - i'fOau. y, WI = nunca
9 c"s' iron cigars y nls aenu. itak,
one smoke someun's. ana ne seac'ls =
our 10 sake me proiIs.e0 weed Ons sne
a ii wou'a ao' s'sS WI a W. s I'oa ns's
o'u COPPER heao. sa'u .ne iass Young
man. none o. ,nas' no sf'cks upon tlsv,
s'.e's: o. nero y % muss' you anu
Wh' ,al op', ana somrpooy v.a ess
punch 'n tne heau. me inain a:se'
sac IA i - - ons s'ung oh y ~ SSss w.
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snd -. ,,.,a., I;,,s IL - : ,os,,;cr ~
threw hack IL. Goa. ana so,,sred S9 Car
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caring ng TOT ms freats, % taxing "
AZ alI tie odsrol ~" n.t.
Very ven. s'.'d Inc last young man
LIN agreeable, In around: lock io yonl
ola pumpkin. nead' ana % ist 90 s'g ~
hander. squire against the nose O tue
cast non indian. VINO never moved an
inch. or stirred 2 muscle looking With
calm. unchanged digntly. as before, ~ fhe
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-14

"DID IT HrRr roc MUCH ?"-We in
tended to have spicy leader this week.
but our ideas are all knocked into pi. in
consequence Of our jumping from the
railroad cars. when ii motion. We never
practiced this gymnastic feat before, and
rather think We shall have a decided aver.
sion 10 It hereafter. Il is peculiar sens
sasion--yon foo'ishly Imagine The cars
are going Eve miles an hour. instead Of
fifsesn-you jump forward--fccl a cold
blast-roll over three or four times like
cart wheel, and pitch into the coarse
gravel up TO your elbows. You are im-
rnediately seized with an understandable
sensation of all-opes -ish- ness. You hear
thunder--see STARS and see about forty
suns, with long tails ike comets. Grad
ually you recover yonr senses, ard the
i,st thing that meets your bewildcred
eye Is face at every window Of the oars.
distorted With gins diabolical. The bell
rings, the steam horse quickens gait.
and ne distance lends enchantment to
The view, you see that informal brakeman.
who but minute before had told ron 10
jump quick. coming the hand organ
movement on his probocis. aud halloing
/. Did il hurt you much 2" Too mad to
feel your pain, you get upon one LEG and
IL won's sta.d. You try the other and
il won't 90. Sympatbizing friend lend.
you the .loan Of an umbrella. f,r 4
cru.ch, and kindly assists you home. Yon
90 into dock 70 repair damages, End
Your knees sprung. ibis stove. culwater
bruised, aud your iimbers shisered gen
orally. Bathing 6sid. Russia salye and
Co. are called into reqaisition, and 10 q
day o. Two Jon End you,self again aaoai
with sprained knee. lame shoulder
and "a internal ho,tof Of locomotives.
t q. Chelsea Isiegroph.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-14

intimately I'll public affairs As well a. core
tefnplaied them from the clssst-sser
| Quilted ilsc stage without feeling cs
profound encouragement. MhesheF sues
cesaful or unsuccessful, 81 the world
would deem them, q sense 81 stdntss
and tiisappointment seems 20 prevail over
every other sentiment. They have att
tanned 50 few DC their objects they hasS
fallen 50 far short DC their iIeal- hey
have seen so much more than ordinary
lmen Of The dangers and difficulties q ma
tons, and OF the vices and meanness &c
pahlie nsns Not many Engl SINNER govs
crnedss0 long Or so successfully 10 Sir
Robert Peel Of SCI i, such l,aIoQf bless
lings anG esteem yet, shortly before iis
den.h, he confe sed that whit he bad
s-en and heard III public lin Ind lsfk
upon bis mind = prevalent impression IA
gloom and graf. Who ever succeeded
sosplendidly as Washington Who ever
enjoyed 4, such Il degree. and 70 she en-.
the confidence ansl gratitude 81 bis conny
try q Yet, sayaG u'sol, s towards the
close Of bis life, in The sweet and digniGsd
retirement 81 Mount Vsrnon. something
oftlassitpde and sadness hung about skhss
mind OF 4 man so serenely great "a lselr
ing, indeed most mutual at the terminaSi
ton of lie spent II esnsu's concesuss
Power b 4 heavy burden. and mankind
4 hard task master ID him who strug
giles yirinously against their passions and
their ,r.ors. Succ, i, itself caunos wipe
out tho soEroWfui imprs ssions RhIcli osig-
mate 10 the conflict. and The wsariness
contracted on the scene 1T mctioMis pros
longed even ID the bosomsof feptss.'
4 g.aF asefs Worth British Rsyisw
DEsps,rIsM 4lS CuBA.--'The picture pfs
Cnbsn Iilr. presented III llle farce III The
kalhauster,s Is moi 50 exaggerated III va
might suppose. iii Cuba. il il \ iact that
lspNne can tin w III Ills hause any csinnaAy
IN anuselnclis OF any snrt Without u lis
eense. Every inlssls;ians nlslss prcNre aa
license III ~ from the town ar city III h.st
residence. One cannot De inlhe aifeels
alter len s,'clsck III lie evening without
lantern, and leave OF The Waictsmp n " sRaV
lneei. Np one HI permitted ~ inss ge fur
eigner ID Ills h0nse without giving inihTns-s
aii0n u The proper authorities. One eaglsM
MOI remove liis residence from ore hupae
~ anather without giving slns,iar npsicss
A stranger going 10 Cnhg has ~ paw t,vsss
tioilarst0 The Sp,nish cnnsnl ar u pnsspork
before he leaves h,ilg-- 40 more svjleA less.
strives. l,rihe privilege q. Muinx asllnre
sosneiiiing more i;sr trave;llng into The ia-s
ierh,r aud though Il might appear lrsslis
these exaetiDns. that lily l,Feeelee an The
islaild il nnwelcnMe, lie finds illat lle mist
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-14
u q. BATTERSON'S
M i IL NJ . RK 8.

Hart Osus D0sse.
Aasuamenss ana Tomhs 81 Amsrican and Italian
sMashls, Baptisnnal Fongss Mural tablets
sY Urns, Vases. Mnntles. Table tops,
Italian tile Tor Floors. &c. 81
constantly On hand or
nae. furnished 10 order. 1858
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01
Jersey City Intelligence,

ARREST EXAMINATION, AND COMMIT HSST ON CHARGE OF
hGAsY-On Monday night Deputy Sheriff Pollard arrest
ed map narsd lie ss Cbsnoler (whoe wife auc two chill
dren resce In Hoboken on charge os bixsmy In hav.
irg taken to hmself another wife He wa, examined
yesterday before Recorder Cutter And committed tor trial
II An indictment Ia found againa him. IL appears that
for more than year he has been neglected. in soms
respects OF his fsmy. His wife from very respect
abls family 10 Bergen. Hs married to her IN
1sas. Daring year past ne has under ths sfsu med
name OF Charles Le.ir, bssa paviug his addresses
to young wonisn wh9 resided Ia williamsburg
He oeairet the consent Of her parents I, hi, marriage
with her and u Is preterded haths Chas Lewis va.
mArisd to her In Monmouth county j. in the lstter
part OF August Isst certificate OF marriage to that ef
feet is in existencs Both Of item hsye dened aud ad
m;ted that they married His Grs. wife learning OF
his duet and u he about TO dscAuap With the
secord wife, caused his arrest
RrroRr OF JnH KIKrx OF IHs Cn PRsoS--Ths City
hsrbaI reports the commitments TO tss city prison
curing January 1854 as follows For 6ruLk snness AZ
orupk ard dforderly l3; yrsncy O. til SIT g. burglary
q; illegal voting fighting 6; lupkic fraud l. ada
tory, malicious mischief /; cessri on o: family l.
Total 50.
sIooP Loan or PoRg sryK by TIN Iog Tho rlo IN
MArkee, CAPT Smith having on board cargo OF about
thirty tens Of FREE pork suut by the ice on Snu
ornnr At ons oclo,k. Will. lying the end of the
pier the foot Of York street. Jersey CITY Tnose on
bosrd OF her had merely time escape without esying
their clothing The ice orushsd In the ae Of TIA. yes
cut away her rast and jibbosm ans niade co.,plste
wreck OF the soop. 1t also considerably damaged the
pieE About half ton u the por. vas recovered il be
ing upon the deck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01
Law Intcllipenee.

SUPREME corRr OF THx UMrsp STATE Jan 2,-Ab-a
ham Becker, Esq, Of New York and Inward U,kinrou
aid Thppeb Wentworth, Esqrs OF gs.ssehusstts we're
admitted attorneys and counsello. OF this oourt No
10 Parish Carter Archibald T. Bennett In error 70
the supreme Court OF the Slate OF Florida NJ chief
Justice 1apy delivered tbs opinion OF the c,urt Ia this
cause missing this writ OF FOR want OF iursdic
ton. No lb3,-George W. & Hsory si.sr va william
Many In error to the Circuit Court OK the United States
for the district OF Massachusetts, Mr. Cais Tsnev
delivered the opinion Of tbs conrt in h csuss dismssps
tha writ for want Of srisdioon Nos 20 lna 5IJons
Palmer al owners OF the bark Delaware va the Phls
dsphia and Atlantic Steam Navigation Comr any owners
Of the steamship Osprey Appeals from the Crcnit Court
OF the United States for Eastern Pennsylvania These ap
peaf we're dismissed at the cost Of appellants the
matters In cenrovsry having been settled between the
PARTED No. 40 -Reubn Andersen al, va Nj Rock la
error TO the Circuit Court Of The urtei States for .srn
loltspa Mr. justice Cam bsll desvs-si tie opinion of
the court In this cause reversing ths ldrnent OF the
Crcu. Court vito costs, aad the csuse with
dirctoEt fer further proceedings In or1py to the
opinion Of this ccrrt. No 3s,-John Gsrroy e, al Vs.
Aues Davis AZ Appeal from he Osoui. Court Of the
United Sst6a for the district OF Maine NJ Jostcs Curtis
delivered The cpinon OF the SQUIRT IN this cause .r ming
the decre Ct tee Circuit Court Win costs No IS
Ersstns Corning al. Peter A. Baden In error to
the Circuit Court Of the Uated States for hs south
district OF New York, Mr. Justice Gdsr delivered the
opp o. the Conrt In this cause reversing the jude
rent OF the Crcnit Court with costs and rsrnAndng the
cAuse with r -cons TO award c,as de moro No.
4s.- John Mcponosh's executors It. al appellants Vs.
Mary Murdock Ct al Ths argument OF this cause Was
concluded by Mr.. Hunt for the appellants Adj,urnsd