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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-11-04

To- The Prince of SAKE Coburg,
Prince Albert's brother, has just COM
pleted and put on the stage in Paris
an opera entitled "Sainte Claite. -
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-11-04

The CoNsTITuTIoN.-Gov johnson,
of Tennessee, in his message to the
legislature. proposes amendments to
the Constitution of the United States,
making the President and United
States Senators, elective by direct
vote Of the people, and limiting the
tenure Of Office Of the United States,
Judge to twelve years
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Statistics. Startling Statistics.

1 4
himself to The trouble Of counting ny
the number of Heatbens in The World
We will not startle our readers with
the figures. suffice to say, there are
| five hundred millions more than there
are of Christians Were infdals and
hvpccrites included. then would we
find not less than ten to one. Why is
this IL It Tint the Gospel of Jesus
Christ, fails TO come up to the wants
Of man to unite the different nations
Of the earth, under the white flag OF
ppare and good will 7 Not ut all
| Th45doctrines incucatel hy the Great
Author Of our religion, are the same
now, as eighteen hundred years ago ;
and cannot be perverted in their true
meaning and intent which is peace
and rlenty-light, liberty and harri-
ness to all mankind. The self styled
disciples of the meek and Iowly Jesus,
now met with have degenerated into
political Spectators, and are the file
leaders of Aemagogues for political
office. All manner Of iqms have been
drawn into the pulpit. to degrade the
sacred desk in the eye of reason
There is something wrong at The very
foundation Of society Our northern
brethren have imbibed from the old
world its poisonous red republican
doctrines, its degrading and perverted
idea of democracy its Tourierism
Abolitionism Free love ism, together
with its Mormonism the offspring Of
Specializing Yankee. Smith, but
which has found food fer its abomina-
tions, only in the old World
We have an extract now before us.
which horriiies us with the announce
ment that in New York city, few
Sundays ago. an audience Of white
people listened to a colored brudIer of
the name Of Pennington. (who knows
not his own dad) preach a sermon on
the text in Free lore ism :" Gle whom
thou now hast is not thy husband =
Does it not behoove the good and true
men of the naIion-the native chris
tians and republicans to do away with
the slight shades Of difference in religion
as well as politics, and make united
effort to revolutionise the public mind. |
whilst yet the mad fiends of other
climes arrange the funeral dirge, to
sing at the death and burial of c,ir |
great and glorious country tbeprlde
and hope Of true hearts anloenligbt-
ened minds of all nations : Let each
man who has arrived IL the full pro-
portions of intellectual manhood ask
himself these questions, and act ac-
cordingly. e.
The Tables Turned. The N. Y
Joarnal of Commerce, OF the 23d ult.
says q
There was ti'gu when we0were
indebted to Europe for portion of
Dnr t'sest machinery, and foreigners
regarded American Ingenuity a0t its
climax in tas production Of wooden
nutmegs and cloths pins Latterly we
have astonished them with our patent
reapers. and six shooters, and at last
they have come to acknow dye that
our mechanics are entitled to rank
with the best of their own. A further
may now be given. Yes
'erday sloop arrived at this harbor.
from the Jersey shore forty
IONS Of iron machinery constructed for
Use in Scotland, and the same is now
being shipped direct to Glasgow 1t
S designed for the manufacture of
India rubber goods, process in which
America is ahead of all the world.
H. On the 18th inst the corner
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The Mayor Of Columbia, s. c., has
appointed Thursday, the 9th, Of
November, to be observed in that
city as day Of Thanksgiving and
prayer
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-11-04

C. Italy, is represented, as now
being on the eve Of popular revolu-
ton.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-11-04

The Hoy Marhet,- There is bet
ter feeling on the part ofbuyers, with
an increased disposition to operate
Contracts for two lots have been made
at So, Is for November delivery, and
holdeS are now asking 81, and some
pretty stiff at this rate. For December
delivery, IS so has been paid, and at
this rate there are perhaps more buy
ers than sellers, through yesterday,
owing to the reaction in the pork mar
ket in New York, the feeling was less
buoyant. Gin. Price Current.
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1EThreo thousand hands, are EN-.
ployed constantly in Belgium making
gloves. From one establishment last
year it is said that four hundred thou
sand dozen pair of gloves, werc ex-
ported from Belgium to England and
America.
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FREE LOVERS IN C1Nc1NNArr.--
The Cincinnati Columbian, learns that
there are over four hundred Free
Lovers in that city, who belong to a
secret society. and that they recently
made overtures to the Harmonial Bro.
therhood for fusion, but the latter
declined. :
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IL On the 18th inst. the corner
stone Of the new building for the
Library Of the New York Historical
Society, on the corner of Second
Avenue and Eleventh street New
York, was laid with appropriate core
monies by the Hon. Luther Bradish,
the President of the Society, who
delivered an eloquent address on the
occasion.
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MARRIED..

B.ssrrT-TAyLok-In HeItimer, HeIkimeI County y on
Weduesdav April p LDwAED b. BsssETr Of Newburypor
Ma.s 20 M,s MARY A. TAYLOR Of south hsitwies Oisego
p,sSyII-n.ws-At Lachine G. E. on Thursday Aprf D. By
The Rev VIM. simpson, JAMES BissETr. Of the Hon Huo
n Bay Company service, PROBE youngest daughter Of
Observation-Disclosures Lancaster Ohio, Tuesday May l.
BY the Rev. NJ. Lang, the Hon JoaS g. BSEsLIN STATE
CoRrY-GILLETI-At Detroit. Mich Monday APn 81 NJ
WILLIAM G. COREY, q Trumausburs, n y and Mss PAY
Fty-HAYwoop-At Lockpori H.. Thursday April 10, BY
The Rev j. Codding, Ar. EDWIN IL. FAY and Mis- Am w
ForIxr~PowELL-A Philadelphia April d at the Church Of
ST. stephen BY the Rector, the Rev Dr. Dueachet ~ me
presence Of the RI Rev the Bsnop OF the Diocese Ws
PARNFk KoVLkE and JULIA DE NEAuN, eldest daughter OIL
NJ John Hare Powell, all Of Phsde phia -, D, :,
the RI Rev. Bishop McCosky. GEORGE HtRBExr Esq, Of
Weston England 10 AUGUSTA eldest daughter OF me Hun
HreHrs-MosrLY-At somerve KY, on THURSDAY AP,l p,
Mr. NJ X HUGHES. Of Sacramento CITY al, 70 hss MAI
T., dsuehier OF the late Col John MoSey' o. 'e'sShe
County, Ky 81,
Friday, Aprl q y Justice W G. Pnkafd Lac isAAe' to
Miss RAcsrL LEWIS, ali Of -; LOUIS -. rAu..s..
Apn is by Prot J. HARLAN, Member elect Of the uitsd
state. Senate, M LEROY : JOHNSTON o. The Eddy'iDe
JupD-STtwAKrIn Loekpot on Tuesday May q The Rev
f w Gilman ORANGE jun, Of v y Editor OF be Ameri-
can AgeuituTis, to Miss HAsRlsr srEMARr
MAsox-THoMsoN-At Philadelphia, Thursday By The Rev
H. A. Boaidman D. D., ASDkrw Mason Of y. Y to Misc
Msrarw@H.yss-At Sewafs, J.. on Monday, April 80 by
The Ri. Rev g. w poans GsSSea A NsYhh" and N.NT
MoEEIs-CoRNaLT-In Lakeside luehAnns County, Penn
on Shdsv the 18Th ulf BY FRIENDS ceremony, joan CosE
Morals u Morris Osego County " " TO sIEYLLA daush-
ter Of G. eb CormAlt, Of the former place. 49,
PFckHAs-KEAsBgY-Af Newalk y. j. On Monday, ApIi o.
WHFELIk Il. PEcEHsM, Of Albany 20 ANNE AERTsts'
daughter Of the late DR.. Z - kesseey' o; .sie5n y -
R,Ip-NcNAR-At Hamilton, c. w. on Monday, AprA y,
GtoKGE LOWE Ram, ksq, Chief Engineer Great W ester
Rsway JENNIE RoSEEs second daughter Of the ale Dan
e. McNab Esq 80. -,
srAKx-KissAn-AtM Milwaukee Thnrsday April D BY the
Rev Dr. Alne Of s. Pssrs chaisA JosAr. sTAEs' Esq
Atoruey-ItLaw. TO Miss KATE A. nissan
WmBVR-RsYN oLDs-In Mclean. Iompkos County ;. l.
hV he Rev J. n Cagu Of Cortland, THURSDAY May ),
y WiLEUK, ESQ.,. Attorneys Law and General collector
Picua Miami County, Ohio 20 Mus r. JANE REYNOLDS Of
rr'rT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

he fuu.ral on Tuesday The s:h 10 o'cIo-k A. ", from
h 1fs rsssdspce, 20. 81 South 4th--t Will2msbarsh
ne embers Of Knctertocker Lodge No p o. Of o. -
requested The residence Of g. FREDERICK L
Looms No. CT South sts Brook n, a.e Wrs5zrsnJ %
TuescEy eth rs u A. NJ for The ylrp1-e OF ne
,ribzie q respect dec Aed brother By order,
THEoDoEE Z. PEUDES, sec'y. FKED'g B. SoErHuF, NJ
MaErIS-On Sunday May g. q lingering lues-, May wife
Of JoHS p. haRrfS, u The 9Th year Of her
The erls q the family requested 70 Attend Der f1neA
from her lie Iesdence No IS Frank Wetnesfay
the s;h 10 Ococt Her remains vii BE- taken %
woodbridge, y. J., ior nterInent
PEasE-At PouEhkerpse Monday April %, Mrs. ELvlRA
AN, gife Of { ar6ius B. Peas
REEsE-On saturday MAY s. Ger short Illness, JOIN sUT
DAN eldest Jseob Reese = this city aged 10 years and
months
h. Trends and tho.e Of hi. family respectfully invited to
serG the funeral this afternoon a. oeocs from III afh-T
rroenoe No % h without further imitation. SERVICES AZ
-. Bartholomew Church
ssIrH-At Jamaica Loue Island Saturday MAY s
Mr. ELIZA SMITH. rect o. james smith. formerly Of th
civ. N the IL. yecr e her are.
acquaintance and those q her John C.
Wesse Charles H. snd George W. Smith. and Of her
W Green invited 20 attend her funeral without
further invitation residence II her Vessel : smith.
e. Jamaica this II ocock Cars leave The south Ferry
- u ". Her viii BE- Inferred n Greenwood Gene
tery.
srfasss-In Brooklyn on Saturday, Nay CH,ELEs srL.sSs,
late of Linco q, Msss AGED u year.
NsS sCHAlcs-On saturday Mey s JANIS DEXTER. Young,
child q stephen Ard Lucinda Van SchAck, aged wears
No o. West .thsf this Monday afternoon 4 O'clock
W.LEEE-At Grand Blanc Mica. Friday. April =, Mr. J.
ALE1ASDER WaLgIs, formerly Of CGnoas0urs, Penn aged
lv.rra
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Ocean steamers
Passengers sailed.

In ne L. = mad steanahip ~ Louis r Southampton and
HaryeR Reynolds Thos keynots r. Reynolds Canada Ro
neuch A. Girritis, Mrs. lie heon jaime Da Alex Dia
Mareno, Mexico Coome wife and children r. Reynolds
Jr. and .a1y j. Reynols Miss Sarah Reynolds Cansla; A.
Ponzone T. Cootman, NJ scout, +. Manke f. Aumsni VIM
Code A. Richer, J. ". Jsequet Morgan, Mrs Pete r.
Field, j. Little, g. II Labiseh, A H. Lenie, C. Reich, Mr..
Pco De BarthoOmes Jos Savage Rame, Jean Ethsraine
France; l. Tlust O. Becker G. Tnscos, y. j. Gougss T.
schaub + Wasner, VIM Nelson j. Rabel, Ihos Jorie. J.
B. Gizos, has Walter Mrs. G. kaes Bernard Duyck-
e. C. swarhnsnn Mr. 8 NJ Fox child aud servant Mrs s NJ
Fox child and ,erysnt. Mr. : 81 Fox and maid MIS- Z. D.
and maid Mis- A " Fox. Mis- l.. A. Fox Mr.. DeGrasse
Fox Miss Amelia Fowler, NewYork Monsieur lie Couteaux
lie Cormort J. Madame l. lie Coueux De Caumon chi.
and Nom. l. L. Coteau de CaGm0ni Mr.
Mrs n Becker Mrs. Es child and servant Boston, Dr. Bod
Mrs Teys j. ,. Soney Mess. Hsur-en STEIN L.yu.
ecker. Mr VI. Simon and child, Lehman Is. stchen r.
Mstrsn J. B. DAa Cocker and servant, Mrs. W. Ward and
Chlc-t
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DIED.

B,eLEY-At Detroit on Thursday, Msy 5 JoHS B.sLEY,
BEeok,-in Brooklyn, Saturday norrins May , htsr
B. wife Dr. Daniel Brooks and daughter Of Jonn hank
Ts avs friends respectfully invited 70 attend h-f
h,pers on Monday. It'll INST oooes NJ from Der .sie
,s.,ssnre corner linton and C0ugrrsssts brookNn
BtSsfr -on Tuesday May l. WLLIss BENEFIT Of Brook
lyn, d. u, - -. r.-.-.,.
-, shr,wstrnrv On Friday May :, PRUDENCE Asis,
,is. Of George II. Barr. aged a wears and months
In. relstives and friends Of the family arc fseetSY se
% s,tend her fanera from the 6thst bApSsf haien neN
s,hsy this Nonesy sernoon 81 = oeoek ~tAo0t i-i'nef
invitation. 81 v-,,,..P - % Henry A
and Mary P. CAIsi ssed ss' sna .s - .,,ers
h s,si from The residence Of bis father. .hsE confer Of
E s1,rss NAV s. HESKY Il. son o. the A;e
Henry $ Lee n the 18th wear Of bis age n -,
The friends Of the family are
10 attend the funeral fruu his late residsnc 20.
Brooklyn, this day, the TIL INST a; II 9eloek
ther invitation The viii be taken 20 Ao.sse' 1ONs
Island for interuept r....,.v
Looris-Ai Magnolia, Fla, On Sunday APrh y ktphHeA
Esfnssdz bsd seqsSatsoess rc s'Pesffsy anV<s ss'
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Dlsnstcrs, &C.

SHIP sbout 90 tun., waerloegel and sbanlonel vas
passed 10th u lst a S. ~ Ion. IS ~ W. by ship Irene Ro-
beon at London from altlore hal painted p1s, eoat
not zee any name tore aud . zsn9pnisis gone manormt.
the mzennest bulwaks painted white round the quarter and
the pointed yellow inside had topsaant forecais
both anchors slowed on t port one iron tocs ssboaG ono
wood. had figure head, bowspnt and lower
painted whe apparently had been .oreime tina; condition.,
L blowing heavy the time, unable 20 board her.
sHP r. FOLSOM Hesgen, FROM Cardiff for this port, WITH
and Chicken the north .de Of Lundy Island the nshs
Of the ian a during thick cog and dnfed OF mo deep
and landed Lundy leland fos whence they taken
that there licensed pilot board and the o.s td-
bued to this Circumstance The ship lay in about fathns
water and nothing but the eh9nomeef was saved from her,
The r. wa new ship on her frs, voyage built Buck
port last fall. ~ register. owned By MessrS II. D. Brook
mar Coz Of this city and d. Peters Go. Of Boston All
insured hers and Boston, for +6i 90 vessel and 81 20
on freight, principally In the later city.
THE full rgged bns with the s'unrs Of hec
mass an bowspn Standing painted green inside and black out
water head gone gh lower masis frame Of house andns
waieogge and abandoned apparently about 80
mentene fast 70 her-was passed Feb 10. lat IS ~ long.
THE EXPORT copied from Savannah paper that the ship e.
Aq,P o. Gs :, hSt Po tor LsPoo G.sssed se5 an
Iybee, i. conadcted by Capt Tucker who writes that h,
hip never moved from her ancho nor sustained any anAss
SNIP Hawai- IA Hampton 2oads from Cslao reports April
49, lat IS 50 NJ, lon. 81 Is w fell with and boar ed he
abanioned both gone; loaded; had been pre-
yousy BOARDED abe completely stripped Of every
able thing found marked piece Of slate the word GnLv
BARK Episro before reported has been OF By the
lncetown and Lever Company.
Proyncetown haTbor.
SCR PowHArTAs from SewYork for warehan with iron,
having sprung leak, ashore Naushon V1eyHl
Sound Friday afternoon IL reported that she west %
psees during the heavy blow on Tuesdsy night.
WbALEsHIP WARREs taken City Wharf AZ New.
ford the evening Of the 81 r. Is Forbes.
where she now lies aground and will be discharged While AZ
anchor the hsror the water pumped three fee, be-
low the lower deck but after she commenced Leak
ing 20 that The steamer could not Keep her the under
her having It Is supposed, been torn by grounding.
BRIG HEsRY ATKINS (Rende from searsport for Jackson
Vile ashore AZ Berlin Nd. previous ist inst and
would be iota Lose calls aud rigging saved and would 10
sod
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0guns The passage April H. of Cape Tbarou Hs,- -.
CIR John Eiott from Jacrel for Boston Aprl ~ ~ 80
0ois Mole, y Re sshr. Wat hnAa. from Plrf frn-- L
sane tay sFose .ch Hanover. from Jasm.l n,
Dossoa Apn y a.. j. D. lon. "a 5 p1 steamer 80.
sVsoS 81 WING Brazi fs1, sieci.nE the s-uth~a
DAY E.eanot, lSNef Bsckruan. Palermo and Gihu.,, %
oay tfut TO Funch Neincks Has lost b boom an -,
49,. sAe- 10 csmpaly win bafks spec well M,
49, ~ az San hillu. Or Boston. Apr IS 81 81
lon - sA~ bark fhsoxana from Marssies ~ Sesy,-t'
MAY . Nv ~ sg >upe f0m Mszaaa l7i Gay. oi, A,ri
O. bost H. WIN tas sck: fackel sn stood toward l., -
Tom nti a'u s ppS.ed they di1 need assistance
bns Neuasa u Napies paf Naples 60 lay. cr....s
and sulphur - I ,alslneoeiiAia, Robins % 4 Co
bis buieo lie S0neeieao. Ma era IS days ~ne bAn.
Bns ;, D. Hoston, tBr) Doe Bsrna. u a.,, p ..o. d,
Bns onhu,, Ree, Ne~-Bedforl, oil to oHaaen. Na.,-,
Big Olive Robinson Maehas, lumber t. M.,Ae~. r,A,
sThr. Eelipse. Ros.ea, Savannah.
Schr Buena Vista Lott. Bn gePori ior Philadelphia
Schr Hcnry Clay. De tno, Nos Bedford fos Albany
Schr. Jane, Haf, lng, Wreham.
Schr. Ann D.. Oliver, OeoIgct Va
SchI. Thou a. Hix, Hall Rockland
Schr Ere, -, Wareham
Schr }. p Ober Baker. Hyanni.. Mas.
Schr Leopard. NcFai en-. Ron out ;or Portland
Schr. Bay state, Nerr..l, sock an.
Schr Char otte Head Rocksnd.
Schr. Jus;isna. Hewitt, Rockisnd
Schr. Clarendon, Heal, RocS.snl
Schr. Florence, yanison. Rockland
Schr. Fessen4ca Hooper, Passport
sehr Silas Wright Murphy, Ro1iou for ston.
S'oop Fashion. bydenburg, Providence
S.oop Midas Smith. Providence
sNLFD-Steaushps =. Louis Havre. George Law Ann
wal: Augusta. Savennah Nashville, thariet n JaIe-osn
Norfolk an chmond, barks Atca, Hamburg feugn Hcus
Kougs John taiuuul, Havana
WIND-Dufus the day y.
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Ph,Iadelph,a sIarket. .sArrRpAY. May 5.

The CorToN market is very quiet but without any variation
10 notice 10 quotations CLOVER SIZED u Gull, but sale OF 10
hush GOOD eed made az S6 y bush fLouR-Ihe market
l. now ectye but az rather irregular prices sales OF 20
Ibis have made mostly Tor shipment, az $40 $3.50 %
Tor common aud good brands and 81 73a- = 3D. Tor eAtai
some holders refuse RYE FLOuS-A0Out %
ms have been .od al ~ bb Com MEAL more inquired
alter and bb Pennsy yania Mee sold - 70 DBL
MEAT stationary with mode ate receipts and sesi
ard CO.. bushels sod at % 50d - - Tor Pennsyvsna
red and - 60 for white IN qualyhe later 9f pne iotS
low old AZ o. afoat aud IL 07a 81 o. IN store OATS are
mil with hrher sales Of loo bushels Peunsyyana AZ oc
anoat RYE il demand az an advance and le0 bushels
PENNSYLVANIA brought I'll IS, 10 arrive
Tbe for l. hrm, with iair busnes doug
in Suzar and iu COhee remains dn me
PROVISION trade active and sales Of Bacon Cut Meats
and ard are moderate, previous quoted rates WHISKY
frmer barrels Sc and hhs az 5e-som; holders
ak more.
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SATURDAY. Nav 5-P. VI.

There was an active Stock market this morning,
parties who look for lower prices selling freely, and
the market was decidedly lower for the fancies gem
orally. At the Second Board there little recov-
cry from the figures ruling between the Boards, but
the market closed quietly. Erie Al, decline OF
e. cent. The receipts not earnings OF this road for
April about $3.50 coo, against $4,000 IN April,
1854. When the earnings are ascertained they may
vary materially from tie above. Reading declined
g. cent; Central ! & cent Hudson River e cent;
Panama ! 4 cent, &c. Michigan Southern was want
ed at 1903, and improved ! e cent. Cleveland aud
Toledo firm at 1 q cent Improvement. In Railroad
Bonds the business was sllO, 900. at heavy prices.
Illinois Central fell off to IA; New-York Central,
1921; Freeland Bonds, 20; Fries, ls75, =, &c.i
State Stocks were without much change, but heavy;
vrgnias, s7 Indiana IS, soi Missouri 6s, 92l, sc.
Exchange is quiet but steady. Sterling, u q lOl.
Francs, Sis 5.l2I.
In Freights there i but little doing. TO Liverpool
geo bales Cotton, 5-32d. a -l6d To Hamburg some
Cotton at &c. brig OF loo tuns taken TO JAG
mel, St. Domingo, and back, sl,4OO-pcrt charges
paid Schooner, goo bbls. capacity, for Truxillo and
Omoa and back to New-York, sl,iOo-port charges
paid; also vessel OF 7oO iuns TO Truxilo and back
81 900 port charges paid.
The payments at the SubTreasury were sl'6,3s2,
including GOO California drafts Received, sll3,
l35. Balance s2,24l,lss. Paid from Assay Office,
500 sos paid disbursng checks, sls9,975. The
balance in the Treasury to all accounts is 1913, 500
against s7s72,72l Ast Saturday, showing that the
street has actually gained t55s 900 from the Treasury
during the week.
A. II. Nicolays regular semi-weeky auction sale Of
stocks and bonds viii take place Monday next, the
-th inst al l24 o clock at the Merchants Exchange.
Gilbert l.. Wilson has been appointed Secretary and
Assistant of the New York Central Railroad.
The shipments of specie FOR the week have been
and for the year thus far ss367, o7o. The
ST. Louis to-day took but q small amount less than
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SECOND BOARD
Snles of stocks At PHILADELPHIA
NAY ).

Reported for THE y. Y TRIBUNE, by J. - II. b. FEYl
f6if Board4 81 Penna s. s7 40 City IS, s2; SO Can
and AR 49, S4i loco Susq Canal 6-, sjwn, 6li LOO
Wilmington RR g. &c. TO DO. 49, 900 Lehsh6s, 10 days
81; 400 do b5 81; SEQ schuyi Nav g. 81 90 10 Morris
Cana Prefd IS as Susq. Canal, ll4 Minei RR 70 -
Lehgh Nav 76. IL do. 5 76 y Union Canal 81 Union
CANA Preferred, g. H. p Lte schuyl RR-, 50; Reading
RR s5wn Al. do 81 Penua. iR., 45s so Lehgh Zinc
y; 10 Grard Bank, l2l.
BeiVeeH B0ards- Schuyl Nav g., go 90, 200 City r.
g. IS, vi; 80 Bank Of [ uiied States, p.
Second Bo0yd-i go Penn S. 55, s5wn al 50 Ches AMI
Del G. c. So b5 50; eco schuy. Nav. De- r. rs e. 90
400 City ga 100 Lehirh Mort. g. &c. so City s. 80
a. 50 Lehish Nav 1911 DO. 70! 0New Greek Coal Co. p;
g uion Canal 81; q Penn RR, 45i p L. :. Bank p
Girerd Bank 1T.
tter Boa,d5 600 Morris Canal T. b5 3d. 20 Uuon Canal
s.; lt( Reading RR s5wn, ~
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WOMEN BEFORE THE LAW.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-MAY ESPECIAL INN
Before Judge WOODRUFF
.,,vern rIDUcIARY DEBT-COUSTER CHARGE OF ST.
prcrlox AND CONSPIRACY.
Robert Van Elsbers Agt. Herman Mosert
plaintiff claimed TO have placed in the hands OF de-
S,ndent and his wife the sum of $1,000 for safe keep
inc while he went off West TO look for and purchase
6,nnthat on his return, said defendant refused 10
return him more than $500, but made him sign ne
CONT for 81 600 which he did, fearing that he would
NOT otherwise get anything. lie brought sun 10 IT.
cover adv $500 alleged balance, and defendant was
arres,ed and ordered to be held to bal on the claim
The nrese,t is motion the part OF defendant that
Tho order ID arrest be vacated lie denies tna' nc
Owes said mercy. lie says that he has been IN this
oootrv five "a six years and for three OF iou' year
,r;o, N October last he lived at New-haNeh-'na'
r,,.r who is ;,is cousin arrived IN tins country nom
Germany let Sept. hast, ana on tns iVa Havcu
-, n with him. and continued TO 40 so az N."- i
III Noyc,,her following, when ne came VIII u.iv"u
w ~ Family to New-York, where defendant tAeh
too, mn his residence and paintlt oeaIusu VIII, IN
Ill l March ~, S. n.e df She psricT FIRE hehs &C.
nj tbst rIaintiff loaned him sloo al Ne"n1
- 80 meet payment as 10 some reales.S'e nv,
Se. ,wos,rtl had bought lie further aiesvs ma
plaintiff Esbergl ccnirvinS anu on3 Se1r;ye him
90 ;n;nre him the said defendant, anu ~"
me- ~ ,s, fellowship. and ASSISTANCE oil ms VIE;
"a - IS,rov her affection Ter him' ",vneIn. "n
nj odly scduced Jane the vic ., ea ~; - So r.,
tired to nanes ne, ave her s96othat plaintiff assAied
puose sesr ss With pistol his hand and 5 threat
~. ba ,yould blow her brans ou' ui1 ~ her
t'd 10 his wishes and hnsiy hr -, % nriest
ei.'o,oo- that plaintiff Subsequently Iana and find
o. certain II he could not marry sa'S dsndapt Of his
.Sa. he could not be informed l bon;nc that
ing tlal " his deendants) said vile, hop,s ,od
B,II.5 .ould cast her off, &c. ne was ba then
~ dafendant that he must esNe .n' 30 and weut
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