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wit:+thst Eoulk, the American Minister, may
pass through France, provided that the revolu-
tionazy Soule accompanying the Minister does
not stop over day or so in Paris and other
points along the road.
On his return to Madrid the minister will
probably give way to the flibuster. We ex
pect trouble. The first thing will probably be
a belligerent demand for satisfactory repara-
ton upon the Black Warrior case, and other
outrages committed by the authorities of Cuba
against our commerce and our citizens; per-
haps, as on Q recent occasion, the Spanish ca
binet will be allowed twelve hours for an
answer. Sh ould this be done, and should the
Spanish cabinet answer unsatisfactory, or
refuse to answer at all. we may expect soon to
hear Of the fidal departure o. all the Soules
from Madrid, with their passports and their
baggage, en- rodte through France (they must
60 through France for he sake of Paris) with
all reasonable despatch for Washington. If
there is speck Of war in the Presidents
message, we shall yet have casus beli at
Madrid. Mark it, and prepare for war.
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From Cincinnati.

RIsnG or THE OHIO RIvER-THE MONEY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 25, 1854
The Ohio river is rising, and there four feet of
water the channel The various landings crowded
with boats receiving freight.
The money market is quiet. Exchange IS dropping.
On New York quote it at one to one and half per
cent premium, and for gold the same rates asked
Hogs averaging four dollars and the tendency is
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Nor QUITE SO FAsr.-The Washington hand
organ of the administration having declared
that General Cass had given up all IDEAS of
the Presidency, the Detroit Times thus talks
back to the Kitchen Cabinet
Tie assumption that General Cass has laid aside all
aspirations for the Presidency is entirely grauous
the part OF Washington contemporary Here at home
his friends protet against thus cody despatchng him
with single stroke Of the PEN and WILL by his consent,
bring his forward In their own time. We say dis
tnctly that General Cass will be candidate before the
National Convention and ing is calculated to
sharpen that determination than just such paragraphs
the above, and the occasional blows which he re-
ceves from large portion Of the Southern press Re
Sides the idea Western Cass being transferred
10 Douglas is 100 silly to be commented upon.
General Cass will be there, and Douglas
must wait little longer. The General is not
to be read out, nor driven out, of Baltimore.
Rain or shine, he intends to be there. Let the
Kitchen Cabine, take a smoke on it. What's
to be cone!
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Ssvv York, Sunday, November 20, 1854.
To Delinquent Agents.

Delinquent agents to this establishment informed
shat unless they Immediately settle up their accounts
suitable persons win be appointed in their places
Persons wishing to become agents Of the NFw YORK
HERALD win be supplied from this establishment
promptly, and al the usual rates-t,entyce per cent
discount, cash, IN Advance
Agents in the country, dealing with city agents. viii
and to their advantage to send their orders direct to
the Office of this paper. JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
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It is not true, as many people have supposei,
that the Citizen has died out, or that Jola
Mitchell is serving as slave-driver on a ptan
tation in Alabama. Both, We are happy . say,
are still alive and with us: little the worSe
for wear, but s,iIl quite recosniz sble, aud full
Of Hibernian pluck. We have procured al some
trouble, though at small expense, copy Of 9
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BOSTON, Nov. %, 1904.
Timothy rbbetts FOR many years the noted proprietor
Of ,he billiard saloon in Devonshire street, in this city
died to- day
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TIE SouLE AFFAIR AND LOUIS NApoLEoN.-.
The letters which we publish to day from our
correspondents at Paris, throw considerable al
ditional light upon the Soule difficulty, and the
precise ground occupied by the French govern
ment on that subject. 1t appears that that go
veTnnsnt has fully understood from the frs'
that there were two Sonles to deal uith-one
the Ambassador of the United States 20 Spa,n.
the other the Frecch refugee 10 his private ca
pacity. The fact, however, appears to hav,
been overlooked by Louis Nap leon, IN the dr.
instance, that the exclusion of toe REVOLUTIONARY
refugee incloded the Ambassador, tn pair q
tn m having 10 the same pair Of breeches. ira
yelled together oil the way rom Washington
We presume, Notwithstanding this, that tn al
m.nistra:ion will be satisfied with the fnal
compromise allowed BY Louis Napoleon, to
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TELEG RAPHIC.
LOSS OF THE ERIC ST. JULIEN.

BALTIMORE, Nov Is, 1854.
despatch received at Norfolk from New Orleans,
announces the loss Of the brig st. Julien, owned by
Messrs. Wilson eyer, of Portsmouth. She is insured
in the Mutual Insurance Company, of New York, an
also in Virginia company. Her cargo was fully in
sured
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NASHVILLE.
CHARLrsros, Nov. %, 1854.
The steamship Nashvilse from New York. arrived here
at 10 O'Clock last night.
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Marine Affairs.

DErARruREs OF SnAxns.-The U. 8 mail steamship
Atlantic Capt West sailed at her usual hour yesterday,
for LIVERPOOL with sixty passengers and s262s
in specie The British steamship Alps, for Havrc,
and the steamship Cahawba. Capt. shufsdt for Hava-
and New Orleans, also sailed yesterday. The
Cahawba had good quantity of passengers. The Alps
oulv carries cargo
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From Washington.

ANNOUNCEMENT Of TIE FIRM UT MESSH6s SELDENI
wIrHERs & co.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25 1854.
Messrs. seden, Wthers & Co. announced to-day that
firm has expired by Imitation and that their
settled business will be closed BY their assgnees They
Mr. seden from all liability for the debts Of
the frm further than the law will hold him respon
sibc.
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New Music.-Just published, the following,
not deem thee Faithless,b sung BY Mad'lle Nau with
rapturous sppisus arranged BY Thos Baker price Is
Oscar Ccmmettant; price 80 cents
Little Nsliss Sleeping" song and chorus, by e. o.
lA''n' Pf''s . ''" HORACE WATERS sss Broadway.
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The Bealc Case.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, 1854.
Tie passing Of sentence upon Beale the dentist, has
been postponed until next week.
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large stock Of rich silks, merinoes, plaid cashmeres,
delaines ribbons, shawls bombaznes, linens blankets
quilts &c Having purchased entire stock for cash.
at the late sales are enabled to sell at lower prices
they have ever before been sold at in this city We
will also offer 5000 yards of rich plain silks at $751; worth
81 80; ave cases IT plaid and striped ditto from H. 10
o.; one case rich paids, yard vide at 14s worth
% co. y. II. IEADBEATER,
347 Broadway, corner VI Leonard atrese
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Eolaan p1amoo-Ts Gilbert Il Co.'S premnum
dsncs with or without the celebrated Eolan attach
ash; Hallstt Cumston's pianos (of the old firm Of
lsilett Co. Horace Waters model pianos pronounced
~ the highest musical authorities to be equal in power
Irancy and sweetness Of Tone and elasticity touch
70 any Of American MANUFACTURED pianos Of several other
celebrated Boston and New York manufacturers Each
Instrument guaranteed and sold at prices which defy
composition. Secondhand pianos ct great bargains;
pianos Pianos to rent Horace Waters, No. 1888 Broad
way.
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Superior Court-Part Second.

Before Hon. Judge Campbell and Jury.
Citation W. Conger and others rs. the H,Idsoa Ricer
RdillcddIn this already reported in the Herald,
the jury rendered verdict for the plaintiffs Tor $3.50
damages, subject to the opinion Of the Court.
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The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE Nov. 20, 1881.
We have received mail here south of Richman this
evening.
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DIED.

ACKEBMANo On Wednesday 4h inst AFTER lingering illness
Cynthia wife ofLawence the 6)rd her
The friends ard relatives Of the family respectfully invited
fune!a Friday Jan ats O'clock from her late
residsnre No $50 West Slstst
BUNTING lingering Illness consumption Tuesdsy
ring Sd ns the beloved wife Of Thomss H. Bunting aged 10
wears months snd IS days
Her rem aims vi re inferred In Greenwood Cemetery
COLreE On Wenesdly evening 4h inst Mary Hobart only
chd Of George w Cotton of Inflammation of the
brain aged year L orths and = Gays .
Funeral from No "a Livingston st. HsnoYerpece Brooklyn
day ffIfGyj Jan 9 ats NJ
GILLILAND On Wedn' day udu ght Harshorne w Gi and
ycuugest child Of IL W. and Ann Olhand aged yes 10
pouihs and day
The RELATIVES friends of the family respectfully Invited
to attend funeral the residence Of the parents No l3
Eiizabethst this morning at n o'clock
the "a inst after lingering Illness At
the s Elisha Kinds ESQ., agd years 10 months
and 20 days.
q resident OF Liitleton. N II.
Worcester Spy Ham pshre papers please copy
BOOERS-suddeply the 5th the house of Mr. VIM
Mxwe Fulton Brooklyn Mss Hessy Ros
eI.. late Of Belfast Ireland aged g. years
Her friends and those OF the anuy are respectfully invited 10
without further invitation from her late residence
n Saturday moTriIs next 81 II o'clock
ON-On "Wednesday morning the 9Th inst Mary, wie
Of Joshua Tkurston aged 90 yesrs
friends the faulty invited TO attend the funer from
her residence No % Wyckofs south bT0oAn at O'CLOCK
r. 81 on Fridss the och Inst.
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Int IN the old Aim vein nor .n', ~.
D s,.sss &. a as.s.s Win fsS Si
scr. soe' s,,nr bico are clearly presented Taela"
ana ~ STior King and Nenours is about to o1 o.
and !, dragged fro from k sns' a a' and the
knPsm Of the King historical per'onase
ne ,Ss II gives the dramati't purchase Tor hS pen
ssss' 'f' take Aods@d be has successfully
"a h,,s,elf Of the chances afforded.
a so,rlt read portions of the play and skipped
p, foees S..cr;bioe their meanings. He reads well
.dan, his voice to his characters like one wac has
~ Pa The best English actors What success
~ 20 have on the stage can only be known by
.s,;op tbereupon but as far as we could judge
10 hearing Of portions, its chances are good In
sprly reminded Of The true nature OF the genus
4" -, not restroned by democracy, we feel the
zee ., d question, " Have we Bourbon among u',
\ ~ d. NOT consider any royal blood an advantage to
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BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

SUYDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATIOs.-The Sunday School OF
the First Congregational Methodist Church, corner Of
Tlery and Lawrence SITS had very interesting meeting
last evening to celebrate their Anniversary The
monies commenced with singing by the school led by the
Superintendent followed by prayer by the Rev l. NJ
Peae of the Five Points House of Industry for the benefit
of which the meeting Was held About twenty OF the girls
and bows of The school of the House Of Industry were
present by invitation and attracted much attention on &C
count of their coed looks and behavior The exercises
Of the evening dialogues and addresses by the boys
and girls Who acquitted themselves very much to the salts
faction of the audience and SO did those from the Five
Points in their music under the conduct of their teacher
Mr. Geo Henry Curtis Scion Robinson made short ad
dress, which was warmly received.
TRIAL FOR MAssLGUGHTER The case Of the People
against Moss and DonayGn for the killing Ct Cornelius
McCuver continued the Court of Sessions yesterday
The evidence for the defense was closed last evening
when the Ccgrt adjourned to this morning Inc trial
viii be concluded to day.
FIRE AT JANAIcA.-On Saturday last the house OF D..
C. Bailey, in Prospect st, Jamaica was found 10 DO on
ed before the flames could be eztngusned Inc hre was
ceused by the careessness of servant girl who hrew
ROC into the closet with which she had lifted blower from
the CRATE in the back room
AnPEsT Of A SERIOUS CHARGE. Officer Higgins OF
the Chiefs Office, yesterday arrested Patrick Branagan
slias "Scotty against whom warrant was Issued oy
Coroner Bah about year ago for the murder OF Charles
English, killed in disturbance ut porter house IN
this city. 10 was committed.
BURoLARY.-On Monday night last the residence OF
william Mickey, in Jamaica was burglaTiously entered
and robbed Of jewery and money amounting to $500 in
value No trace which could lead 10 the detection Of the
perpetrGtor5 has been discovered.
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-NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

ELEorIoS OF OFFICERS OF THE CosrIsEsTAL Guard.
The Continental Guard Of jersey City elected their Off
at the amory of the company Wednesday evening
The following persons chosen officers Of the com
paDy First Orderly Sergeant, j. VI. Baker; 3D. John
Ven Riper Sd. George Farrier 18th IL Is. Beatty. First
Corporal J. Grady I'd John J. Wanner; 3D. John b.
Rae; 4th H. Raihbone Capt VIM. A. Pollard, First
Lieut. Sanderson and Second Lieut. Demott are the
mssioned officers of the company. The officers Of the
civic organization chosen were President X X Rap
pleyea; Vice President b Brady Secretary Geo. Far
rier; Treasurer j. s Mortimer; Finance Committee,
II b Beatty John J. Wanner and VIM. ID Garretson.
The Connentals will give their annual Ball at the Hud
con House the 22d Of February.
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MARRIED.

CLINTON NEwELL-In Boston Monday evening Jan by
the Rev A Fuller Mr. Henry Cnroo Of The Lowell Daily
News M b. daushet OF John Newell ESQ., Of Man
FFLLlSEYMOUR-O Saturday evening Dec 81 by Elder
EsnSav Ne ochee Mr. Frederick Eells Of Walton. Della
ware Miss Mary Seymour dsush;er OF Andrew Seymour
0spORNF- GOODR NOUGH-In this City Monday, Jan 2
h he Rev MscFsrn Lewis Osborn Of Upper Morr
ssua Casrre of Samuel Goodenough of Reevie
Nom ouih Co,
PFRT-CHATFIELD-O Monday ID inst, by the Rev. s s
Seeey Mr. II Pert Of Painted Post n y 70 Miss Mary
L. Cbsiheld. OF Crest Barrinaton Mass
STEVENSON ANDREWS On Moodsy afternoon Jan. 2 By
the Wisms Mr. Thomas Stevenson to Mise Catherine
rdr to b Of his Citv
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Sales Of Stock, at philadelphia. THURSDAY.

Reported for Tie n z. Tribune By Mesrs 4
F1n Boardsl@ Lehish Mort g. sf s2oco READING r. g.
10 e. cash $500 Allegheny County g. 80 81 90 do 30
IS sebuyl Nav Fref siE essh Penn r. 81 IS do 4f
Morris Canal 5 $50 i5i cash 100 Long Island e. l 10
Gir.rd Bank Is
B<rsen Bcard-,ooo Morris Canal ISL 100 Union C.z,
Cash eco DO, "a 1T 90 Long isand R. l5 es-a 100 Do
1871
Flint ,s-s4o Coantye 10 81 900 do 80 %; sToo CITY
RR 81 sIotn ALLIE County RR Co 9o 81 100 SchuyL
Nev Mort g. n 81 800 PENIS g 5s C. ca % rosa
yer Msaeow ss II Penns RI 81 100 6rad b., b5wn Is;
Bank sfN America 49, 5 Merchants Bank, 81: - .
ResdinsRR. 5&nt, SSt 100 do CkP Sii ~
Pssd. RI ~ 10 Morris Canal, Isl -, -,
C0rns - Lnissd states ss g. 1914 od iFf st7oi
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WILLLAMSB URTH ITEMS.

HOUSE ROBBERY Wednesday evening. about 0 clock,
the dwelling house No. 90 Grand street. occupied by j.
Miller was ieonously entered during the temporary alb
sence OF the family and robbed of about s70 in gold coin
ewelry &c amounting in all to over 500.
ARREST OF A SUPPOSED BuRGLAR-A German named
Charles Hetzel arrested yesterday forenoon By Capt
Kieb of the Third Ward charged withhayng on the night
ing house OWN Berge No. 26 Remsen st. The burglar
had gained an entrance through front window but
Obliged 10 decamp In consequence of an alarm raised by
the servant girl Justice Boswell committed accused to
the cells to await examination.
BURGLARi-T clothing store of Mr. Armstrong, No.
lo4 Grand street broken open Wednesday night,
and clothing and money amounting to about $500 wastaken
away The effected by pryng open the front
door with jimmy
KINGS CouSTY HosPITAJ.-Extract from the resident
Ply sicans report for the week ending Jan Remaining
in Hospital ali received BY order Of Superintendent 80
Born total ass. Transferred to Aims House, g. trans
ferred 70 Lunatic Asylum discharged 81 deceased A.
rCmarruQ. 400
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- 2 800 d, - g. ~ y y VOID

John p Cruutrgtsra srt Fb-n Ye-nE 80 " N Ward
CornIlRiug on Lien Law. lssuo 10 be framed
Bes re Judge WoODRVFF -
snOhsr Fredk Falkland and sal'her
Plaintiff claims $500 alleged TO be due 20 him IN eai-
The bathrooms OF dfndaofs in East bfa way
The define q hs he pun,G received In he tine $40 "a as
hoard rdeng that steady and the a0ans pnd Nm
% more q an BIZ services worth Verdict for the Plsaaf
cents
Doupeiy Norwood ct a.
To recover damages for alleged false mprisonm,n' in
ehsrsar plaintiff bsd employed r defendsn I've
cADy Of and bat the charge In bearing dnsst
81 a ID
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esco from on toETd the schooner Con Vesey then lying
in the North River and ready to sail Il appears that ne
bad thipped steward Of the vessel and the day
stole the chronometer aad veut ashore He sold to
nan named Wiikeson in Centre IT. Tor s22. who after
ward resold for go. Il sold twice after this. aad
lastly TO Cspt Sarp who paid $3.50 FIR IL From this gen
tlemcn the oeSrs obtained IL and also information as 10
where be had purchased IT, The prisoner looked
By Justice BOgart
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ADVERTISEMENT
A CARD.-Oliver

A CARD.-OLver Il. UoIdsnhths AcdueWy OF Itn'
snbi and No $50 Brodway OF franklin
81 Cards containing full particulars may he had sthe
Academy few hints from perfect master are OFTEN OF more
erec In eveopre the capsce OF pupil than the most
acted Lessons Of inferior teacher" Nv L. bryant
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Advertisement
nvrxrr Ann .,-f-nrrnx-r n

hear mind Committee have Of the entire
si ana ordered By the shareholders dbute them
the esrs practicable period in such will give the
uno.t .ron all concerned This Committee eed
Ing unSer the sdvce their
snerf hat thew Of the whole
vey short Those wishing to participate will remainder that
,hse are but Gin Tick TO sell They be obtained
scb AZ ACADEMY Hall No 663 Broadway These Tickets admit
e. 10 the Mic Mirror exhibitions which
Tiyeh ~ ice daily, at 3 and o'clock I. NJ.
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IAdxertiscmenil

Remember that the weather makes no difference in
of DsgerrsOypes Roots great Premium Gallery No
3 Rroadway and evening Only hrht Of steps
street Gallery Call and the City Of Jerusalem
Mount Bethlehem, &c.
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PROFESSIONAL I

PROFESSIONAL CARD-Treatment of 50 COnsump-
ton Bronchitis. and Asthma" BY inhalation DR. R. Hunter
VII receive bis petit, from O'Clock NJ - O'clock p NJ
daily at bis Office No. 7G2 Broadway, above 9th ST.
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IAaverti.smsntl

UNCLE TOMS CABIN AND LITTLE KATY, THE
Hor "Thss moral drama. National tn
crowd the hous both rno0u evening Tssat
be the Is repTssenaou Of Cscle Tom aud the attraction
Increase The Catered By rs
has many ~eet had a, work several eminent soeuie artists and
Mouoa5 Uncle Toms Cabin" win mAgui6ceat
piece produced IBIS country Every M be entirely
additional vii he made th Upward oft~a
hoeDd dollars have been expsuaed b. MD.ger PHdy In this
,rspd change The Interior OF The the.,er to b rpsn.d
ornsmepted espsisd he Go Little Katy this afternoon and
Irrrla on To- Ei,hf
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THURSDAY. Jan 5-P NJ


THURSDAY. Jan 5-P NJ
The Stock market for the leading fsnces active ths
morning but the quotations not geaerally sustained
The great feature Of the mArke. Nicaragua Of which
over 70 600 shares were sed including 900 shares o.
PSI seller IL months The sale i IS understood IN ida
BY an eminent steamboat operator and the purchase by III,
President of the Company There orders in the Board
to purchase shares the same terms bat no
more Stock was offered The market opened at 81 aud
closed at POI having been sol in the street with large ses
II supposed that the short settlers rely considerably upon
the working Of the Ramsay route via Vera Cruz an Aea
pulco competitor for the business now dine by the
Nicaragua route Mr Depeysier Ogden has, we under
stand resigned the Vice Presidency of the Company Erie
wss active; 5000 shares having been sold opening Is,
a7sl and closing at 7sl The leading bulls were the s'
rs 10 day but there good demand for time conr 'cs
which sustain ed the market Harlem was heavy, HUDSON
River without change Canton fell off cent The Csi
shares heavy and the transactions small The pro
MUM rair ,sds quiet NewNosk Central sold at ma
NewHsven, 99l a decline Of II Michigan Central 100.
&c Cleveland and Toledo advanced y cent In Rail
read Bonds there is irac demand and the price,
sustained small sale of Government Stock was made
at so
In Mining Stocks there is not much doing but there
were q large number Of bids.
The Exchange market is heavy with good supply Of
bills Sterling s9ss cent the latter asked for bsnksos
sgnSues First class commercial bills have been sold a,
q y cent Francs are $50 SIS aud lur
The Paienon and Hudson River Railroad has dsrlsreds
dividend Of 81 Y cent
The Columbia Fire Insurance Company cent, pay
able on the l2h inst
The Panama Railroad Company dividend Of 81 v ceat
The Peter Cooper Fire insurance, cent
The New Orleans Canal and Banking Company iiv'
dend OF ) y cent
The Howard Cnsuranoe Company, u cent
The dividend Of the Panama Railroad Company Is isss
than anticipated
Our informant premature in regard to the dividend Of
the New York Central Railroad II has not yet bees
declared The Bosrd div ded in opinion the subject
ranging from to cent
The following sale Of stocks at au on were made BY
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Ia W INTELLIGENCE

SUPERIOR COURT.
FIsH &C, AGAINST cERTAIs ALDERhEs AND ASSISTANT
ALDERMEN
The remtimus the judgment Of Superior Court has
not yet forwarded BY the Court OF Appeals When arrives
Counsel plaintiffs will probably Il thought proceed 70
execution far the hue concerned the spogn being
fee and Of proceedings the at
tschmentquite esuos Bronson end
Counsel who argued the against the Aldermen The
should do remit the mPrsoa
neut.
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zen adjourned for the day.
cogsr CALENDAs. THIS DAY.

C,porr CorRr.-Nos los, sac, s37 esq s73 III s52
g. c, q 25s "a 10. 10 a. p - - - -.
CoNNos PLEAs.-Psr Nos T. IS. 81 81. s., 81 l0l
100 lfS lCt C6 lO7 lCs, 1C9 Ill Part H. Nos GO to OJ In
elusive. -
SUPERIOR COURT-NOs. As 70, sc, SO, 49, 81, a. III
10 fs9 lss TO I5s, 40 to l52 inclusive.
T. s DlsTRicr CouRr.-Nos 90 30, 80 to AZ inclusive.