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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-04
BATON ROUGE, La, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1885,

o. "R. down town, has ou
thanks for two Jumps of what he call
sugar done up in a brown paper
parsel. His request, that we taste
the article, that it may act like "civi
in swee'nlpg our Imagination, y 50 as
to be able to say something handsome
about the marriage in Cat fish last
night ; cannot be complied with
Three several attempts have lately
been made by internal machine and
otherwise to put 9n end to our light
and life !; and it stands us in hand
more for the sake Of Sd stickcrs"
than our own, to be on the look ont
We believe on close inspection, thai
n s. two Jumps Of sugar, in brown
paper parcel. is nothing less than rat
banc.
Gabriel IIonore De Kiquetti, Count
Of Nl'rahea", was, perhaps, the most
splendid genius which the prolific soil
Of France has ever prodnced "The
Life Of Mrabean, : says Sydney Smith
"should embrace all the ta|ents and |
all the vices, every merit and every |
defect, every glory and every disgrace
lie was student, yoIuptuary, soldier,
prisoner, author, dipIomatiSt, exile,
paupcr, courtier, democrat, orator.
statesman, traitor. He has seen
more, felt more, suffered more, done
more than any other man Of bis own
or any other age"
" AS soon as it was known writes
Cotton, that Alirabeau was in danger
of death, the Constituent Assembly
adjourned, the festivities ceased, the
streets were filled with people, Paris
was on" scene OF CONSERVATION. Some
Of the Popuiacc cntreated TO have their
veins opened to perform operations OF
transmission With their blood upon
Nllrahcaa; Others ,aung their hands
with despair, such was the wild cnthu-
siasm of public mind !" ;Screnelv, 4.
mid II" universal excitement, in which
.Ee Royal Family vitality participated,
d
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-04

E The King of Sardinia had
decreed general mourning of $50
days, from the "a January, on the
occasion of the death Of Queen Maria
Adelaide.
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Exhibition last Nigslt.

The examination of the pKils ot
the Louisiana institution for Mute;
.and the Blind, came off in the Hal
of the House of Representatives last
night "wednesday 2sth ult.) The
Hall was filled to its utmost capacity
and nearly all the members ot both
branches of the legislature were pres
ent. The examination was conducted
by Mr.. }. S. Brown, Principal 5; and
excited the most livey y interest IN the
audience. We should like to "partic-
ularize' and point out the most pro-
tcient of the pupils; but really know
not where to commence. The follow
lng programme, of the performance
has been kindly furnished for publica
ton Tomorrow we shall notice the
exhibition at more length Il
Programme of Exhibition.
Examination of new PupiIs-the AL
phabet names of objects. Taught by Mrs.
Hanson.
Storm at sea-a pantomime by A. J. |
Roth. Parish of lberviIe. Q
3 Class of one year standing, Teacher,
VI. 5. Cbeatham.
4 A domestic scene-a pantomime by .
N'ss F. c. CLARK, of East FeIiciana Parish,
> Reading by the Bind-Miss c. Grimm
md $. I1urstIey
8 Glass of one ard half years standing
Teacher MIS-. lIansor.
7 Abon Ben Adhcm-a pantomime by
'Ilss II. o. Way, of New Orleans.
Res"Ius-a pantomlme by I. F. Ken
all, Of New Orleans.
Senior Class, in Geography.
10 Building the Asylum-a pautomjme
y ), y. Dalgle, of Assumption Parish.
II MutIus ScaevoIa pantomime by A.
. Roth.
II The Pioneer and Indians,es panto-
'mc by DesilG Achez. Parish of Assump
ion. -
- Senior Glass, in History of United
tates.
"A Professions and Tradcs-a pantomime
y D. Achez
- Miscellaneous Questicas from Audi
nee. l
l6 Senior Glass, in Astronomy. i
II The Creole Statc--a pantomime by t
lis H. o Wav.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-04

nr. Coleman Rodgers, one of the oldest
physicians in Louisville, die. on the 18th
ultimo
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DIED,

ARHsTROSG-On Friday Dorsisz March stewart Ara
Tb- tr-td. Of the family ,-v,.d 70 .end fuaer.
from IN. residence NO. Sheriff sunday iin ia't
sEECHEs-In Broosly- Taur.i.y MARI o. eoasza2.
on nen B.eeher. late Of Seshsven ssed D years sad
bUTT-on Fni,y. Mach ,, Of consumption, Georse A
III. ,ro, ~ the f.u, ana tho. OF his Robt M.cOs
hey Butt vi-d 70 s;teId h, uoefs from hs ave re-.
No - Clinton see TO nsFfo- sandsJ Mach At =
o'cluot ~ ~. hog; further Igi.tion
CHITTENDES-Ai HopsiLton. y J.. FEB 10, solomon
Chnt,Ld, sLsiiv. OF kuios~orth Cons, add VINO cn
terec Z ;. Amy 10 IN. .5ta yeH aged 81
CURay-At Muy.vile o. FEB IS Ot~sy curfy bora in
Greenfield, BisbI-Id County. o .nd .on Of CO.. Jane:
Curry Of the Virgins COnD-nta Linz Mr. h.d ,-fvet
in the Le..sD. the Con.fHons Convention had been
with the sed n ersy aud ez. sttanneri'
tood . -
PAiRBANKs-ID Ellington. Chsssuqu. County. n. Y,
FEB Mar, only d.u.hier Of James E1niee fsr'.ak
as.d 2yes, ana ronrh.-s al and interesting child
noun.e out .he rs, gone % be WIN me sats
tEk1U-os-on Tsrrsd.y h.ies l. Ihon. S's . ss,s.
his de.th oeeason.d By tall through me hos.y Of
The re.v.. .ne friends Of the family respectfully in
vii.d faaers from the residence Of rs parent:
No Is. Wet Sihst saDc-y ih nat At u O'CLOCK "
Richus Hill, sen AGED g. yesl', mosth, and = days
The RELIGIOUS ana frebe. Of the family are rsa1e'ed 70
cite the fuLersl Saturday Sd inst 81 NJ from his
lat. r.sid.rcs No. 80 Deenosy.t .
bOPKINs-On Tbundsy, March l. Cornels A. wife OF
ID, Of family respectfully invited to attend
her fiom her ts residence No 5' fl 1T onorfo~
tsuros aft neon At o'clock without aftEsi invi soa
Elizabeth - years dsugner OF the late Chss
L Eobert, Of ooues,t.r. ma.
The hiett'o the family are rqueed 70 tend me ,uneh
No II sidpeyp.ce without father invti'iOn on MOnd'y
18th, 81 ) o'cioes. 7 N. - 49,,
MOLLEsJE-On FRIDAY morning March ? Elias Oiloer'
infant son Elias and Phebt MoeoD aged se'en montn
The ieIds OF the smiJ are Invited 20 attend the nns'
This (,sl9ro'yl Hortip, .. oe>oet from 10 70, s
PAR8kTER-Ai Pot-dsm T.. FEB ~ N,ih.n rHne
e. Revolsti nary veteran shs''e Of worcester '0aH'I
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FRIDAY. March 2-P. NJ.


There was rather more business doing 10 Socks
to-day, with an improved feeling which, at the
secoLd Bosrd. Increased to great buoyaDcy The
market left IF very firm. There appes'ed TO be no
particular reason this advance excepting simal-
tareou. increase OF orders in the hands OF brokers for
the leading fancies Nearly all the closing prices show
igher rates than ruled yesterday. Erie WAS 40. bid,
an advance of Y cent Rea1inz was very
buoyani, closing at 77i which is p cent. better;
Harlem is frm; Panama improved = cent, with
but little stock Offering Illinois Central WAS in de-
msnd a, 9eI, an improvement of y cent. New
Yoik Central went to cal bid Cleveland and Toledo
was active, and improved Il p cent; Cumberland
was lot very active but improved to 3il. The mar
ket is better for Nicaragua and sales made at 6.
There have been various rumors of falling of IN the
business Of this route, which have affected the mar
ket The stree. is uncerstood TO be quite short Of it.
Canton improved to "a. In Railroad Bonds the
traI sactons ~eie large, the demand especially for
Illinois Central continuing good. The aggregate
sales were $40 OOO, including s7O, 900 Illinois Cen
trail, closing at rs, an advance Of p cent New
York Central, 99I; 6's, s7l; Pansms, 100, Erie,
1878, s3l, &c. Or State Stocks sbou, ESQ 900 were
sold, at full prices Indiana So, 80; Virginia, 95i;
Missouri, sli; Louisiana ss, 81. Why yirgnias sell
explain.
In Exchange there is but little doing yet for the
"wednesday steamer. Rates nominally as before.
Sterling. 9aei; Francs 5.i3i a3ll4.
To Liverpool We hear of no engagements of Grain.
OF Beef $50 toe 81; 200 bbIs., Pork 2 800 bbs.
Bacon, no 100 ties. Lard, l7lo; 700 bales Cotton,
5-32d 93-l6d. The Orient was engaged full of Glsno
ATS. To London, 200 tuns Guans, 2oii Bacon
and Cheese, 22l6. To HAVE, zoo bales Cotton, 4ci
200 or 800 pigs Smoked Meat, &C.; 200 or 800 bbls.
Provisions, SOC; 500 bbls Corn Meat, on private
terms. chip from James River u Melbourne was
taken full OF Flour at about 81 50.
The receipts At the Sub-Treasury were sl30,66s
psid, SOS, 1872; balance, o. 65., i29.
The receipts of the lludsop River Railroad for Feb
ru.y !.
Sane month 10" o. ~
lrcrtsse Sli-3f .
The DR., Goods Imports for the week show decline
Of about quarter Of a million, compared with the
s.u.a ~aes nj Ia The ryures
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MARRIED.

VOVFuiS-nYE2s-In Rome Y. Feb =. Hr. N,h-
nl.. Bosnas u sesSd seh0his County Mis- ss.sa
". Hyer-. -
Io-> F.b ., h, the Rev Y. { Rohis.on A w hcCsltn.
Ni-s Amir. d-si dsasht-r Of st-s,rt so
sTChCL~-KsIaEH-Os Ik1 .i., Auca l.f ~ tn
Rev L.as, D.aie. Ssho. 70 No A Lii, Keeh-n.
both u b.. 'tty
sChROFDRk-HArFGFLD-At Red B,ns n J.. % N,n
6., s.b ?, ~ tN- hes. III \ s--i-r Mr. d-ary g.
sebro-d- NJ. s..h Lou dag,ser Of the ate Richard
"a 0 fhLs Citr
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lAdverti.emept
CAUTION To SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MFR

cHssssiuee TIE introoueon Of >cHtpAM >eHxArFs IN
the unied states. several unpncp-d fNPosr1Ss cheats
ara pustes have beer detected pmrg OF upln the unsu
reetns community sec aud poisoDoas Ola enoef tue
nsDe OF Sehpapps which Is the peEIicOGs isos with
which community Wa cursed which sopds thoa
sands early TO wTeehod dunkasds la order to
teci mNsth sbe ns community from such Vi When hs
introduced NY SehnspIs into th eoens re.or,ed 10 the
espedett of Only seus q Sehpspp, piot quart
tles with the md bottle fsc s mile OF
sgustu'e tb' label IRE genuine .tici- csn be pu
chased Of Of the respectable DRUGGISTS United states
tpoLFso WoLss
Sole Manufacturer and Importer IS Bsaver.,t
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Advertisement.
PROOFS OF ITS USEFULNESS.

From The Louisville Dsty Courier FEB p 1851
"hoRE LAKGE SALES OF SAksAPASILLA Or JoHS BULL
Co sold sid shipped yesterday one hsecred aid seventy
Eve dozen Of Thu valuable and popular dctns 81 Louis
the David rAtum ~De hundred md thirty
dozen to New Orleans the Dsvid White W.
Informed they have order. h for several hundred Dozen
which they expect 10 ship this week
The large and inetes.ins d-msnd for Dr IoHN BULLS
sednes he beet evidence OF their superior curative prop
critics sBd popularity ="
DIR. Jogs RULL's Office In New lort No Glsey Build
ius Courtsndt ct, corner OF Brosdwsy
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COrrRr CALENDAR

SuPFRIoR CorRT-MoDda,-Ncs. 72l. ls2, 3os,
So SO ss1 sss go ga sls st sIs 81 %
so ss sn S ISL So asa 80 sts s$$ sss TOO ~ 7sl,
80 coz III sra $50, ss9 Sos -. 50 a., So. SIS
CIRCUIT CouRr-Nonday-Nos l455 l3N, $50,
i7So lass l<S Irt& l7a Ss42 ia. AZ I'M 49, lTS2
5ss less S6s 7 l1i0 ''
ConMoS PLEAs-Ge.eral Txu-Mondav-Fo the
heAripS Of 1elnslA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

The amount Withdrawn from warehouse shows an
increase over last year. There is q fair business
doing With the interior, and the SOCKS of our obbe
being light, free Withdrawals from warehouse are
necessary 10 keep up ssscrtments The business in
Dry Coos ID probably about 50 to 20 cent Is
iuse - last spring. A portion Of this decrease
due 10 the more stringent and judiceas regulations
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BROOKI Wv ITEMS.

The Middle Reformed Dutch Congregation OF
Brootl lsiey worstpibg u Court snd
viii their Lecture Room on h"fson" ns-l
Cont d. 1T SUNDAY HsYea Services 9, b s-rn n
b, he pastor ,b- ~ Smith; s D. r "a g moo ~
the Rev Ar Van DIE of Fr.t Pr-.e,sran .nl
NJ sermon by the Rev Or b-thuee' eo"oe''on VIII
h. ,.tsn ter ear .e,,ics In cid Of the church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

Prpcr.pv-Tbe house OF Geo. Hui, No Hino-
BY thief on Tiusasy sterroon. cuhas
N. sb.epee Of the family who se r.hs,ekns every closet
- ,,S ia IN. tuiIdios carried a gold watch and silver
W.. ouptips several bubdrsd do.rs value sa.p
iootnf trying smother door 10 tbs,
h,bo5 ,bor after the robbery h.d yet been
r;.snv.rsd no psrtioulu notice wss taten Of hin.
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Advs rtiseneut
10000 COPIES SOLD WITHIN A FEW DAYS or

"Tas LIrK BEAUTIES o. FANNY FssS." promises to
become popular Of the despite its dtrscto
IL no the author of fERS LEAVES land de
pct. hei every phase TIE publisher. hive the sresesi
cfcuty keepius supply eQu- the exIaordaary de-
for the hoOk h LONG bRoTHEs Nv. III Nassau st
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SUPERIOR coURr-Before Judge DvrI.

To recover damages amour, laid q, s2S 900, for
aer,o vios en- Of ehd Of plaintiff already referred 10 The
eout the testimony Of tbs ehIe before the Police
Justice sven the preseDt triA 100 Goa
fets to be safe 20 rust; there eonst Of opinion
IN Of the phy the character OF the
cisosse Of the child The ompiAiDt w>s dismissed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

TEAs-The best assortment Of FINE TEAS WIN
be founS n thu CAxrox TIA ConPAsTs sse
ecssnt store Ne ia Chsihsu between Pearl and hs'se
vehsss TIE oldest Tea establishment U the ely 1910
Whoapsals q retail Ne branch stores.
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fAfKerrl.eme |

PHRENoLOCY.-ExAMuSA with Charts
,s urr,.n Descriptions Of Character Day snd E'eaiss
wo,. On Phierol a. Phyhoogy HJeroplhy snd Ph'aofs
~ IN FowLsss.sD WELLS No. Ts Bfosd~sy.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MARCH g. 1855.

adopted in regard 10 credits. The Aggregate Imports
st thi. port in February compare very satisfactorily
With tho'e Of February. 1853, ami show bat LIE
change from February ls., year. The comparative
statement il:
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NewYoIk Life Insurance and Tfust Co AT B.Tc.sy AID
another
Rill fled that defrncan TWO Cnlsuls NAV BE-
SUPERIOR couRr-Befor. Judge oAxrrr.

Edward Fletcher ssI Chs 5 N0rtoa .
To recover damages Tor alleged libel IN Norfors
I,tr-urt Ga. relative p1best0n By plsintf OF Life
OF Dr tucson sesy referred to- The Jury Ia. ease 70
TUNED vercicI for teiesdkpt
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lAdvertnemeutl

Gas! GAs-GAs FIXTURES, OF new designs
and an.orp.sscS workmanship, viii be tcaDa the
Mapuf, turin DeD0s Of AsCHsk. WAsSks Co. No. S7e
BrosSv.yi se urv portable Gas ArrAKArvs for country
rvsSaenccs churches and factories
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NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

COLONIZATION The bill to encourage the emf zrs-
on %, settlement people OF color OF Ss~ J-rsy in
Ltefs p.s.d the sense Thu sdsy BY vote Of 6 10 Is
will probably psss the House easily.
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The Senate Of Ne~.J,

PRoHIBITORY The Senate Of New.Jersey on
Thuosy paced the reported by the minority Of the spe
cal upon the Prot bo-y Liquor Law 1t provides
for question Of Prohibition the people 9, the
eer,r. ection result he skeo stins their
desire eopebps the Of Probibtory Law By he
next LIE sislstuTe.
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fAdveriisement
VERY LAST TINE OF UNCLE TONS CABIN.

THs AFrEkNooS, aud THIs EVENING a. u O'Clock, at
Bsrnun's Museum when this famous moral drama will be
presented In all its thrilling beauty
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IAdvertsementl
ANTHONY j BLEECkER will sell ON TIrsnAx

March at IL O'CLOCK at the Merchants k.ehsnse sos.e.
so1 Lots kos S4 $50 ana lac Houston vacant Lot
No l40 Houston st., between sheriff ,nd NJ l-t n-.
Union kstket lNse porton Of the purchase money can
rtmsp cent For Maps and parrish o!
Auctscoeer No. Broad 81
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IAdve-is-nenti

JOSEPH BRENNAN & Co. Importers Of wide
sn.s SC have renoT % 20 no - Cedn ~ ~hs's Al
oder, Will be Iunetua-ly sttsnced To-
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IAdYerfisement


Now that fine weather has begun to dawn,
Iadie. and children &c abroad they improving bs
opportunity those beautiful PHoToGxAPHs ADD
DkGuERRSoryPEs only at kooTs, No SOS srosd~sy
Cal at the great Worries Fall Premium Gallery and hat
sIt has done ano Is doing foT perfection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

TgE PLAsYRoAD BRIDGE In the New. Jersey
Les.ur- the Bou.e Tbur.dsy refused TO sustain tbs
OF the Psnsroad bndg@ DILL passsf over
tn head by Of T. The Senste, It Is intnsed will
Iaas hara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

CHARGE OF FALSE PRETESSFs.-A man, named
Ed Joyce arrested charged with oh .ioins -
worth goods om store OF John Head No S2b Nnhsv
by that he had been them by tie foreman
OF Hose Co. No a.; which the case tie is also
charged with play ssms eseshee aud was locked
up trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

rossJ Dealers are 0xxAs the Ssshe nh - a
500, There has been fair es.ee1 done At ish Hess
-. - 20 bag Ris a. 3iGois 90 esss Srm 81 "
nsi. ito n.s Java a. Isle. ssd 80 A~Saes l.tc 80
sssst pon1iuss ct Dc Tts foloviHs the "scs nreh
:. Dousnso ifso DO; L.ss.ys 10 ds Js's $50 ts' 'svs
znsfrSs AND pYEs-s.les 80 o. Vrss.h Qaniss isH.
IA e.s.s CsI.fsrs Leories re 1859 NJ Ensliss White
sossr Lesa i.e 20 b.fs sYas 4ae 100 boh Ans.tss.
borrs B-pzoe Acid nc % Ms4Ser se sfv esess
Hesdurs CcehBei ~ IS; IL essss Cres1 fstss ssts .
DE: So hsss A,seaie private terms Is esss Csfs -
mssis invoice :e and u Jsu ite sn e.us. -
net 81 y 50 bsls ysseuas Red, e3DSt y
RfOCE AND hIAL-A bssssf 1eUaol ~ esA -
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KILLED ON THE HARLEM RAILROAD The dead
body Of unknown shooriDsy mansd found yes
t.rdsy IN the harlem Railroad tunnel at forty sec
ct An Inquest will be held upon II to-day.
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HONORABLY DIscHARGED.-Mr. Seegeu, mer-
chant ho was since charge OF lsce
preferred by his oek hiss examination beeO honoraby
the complaint bsvins been sho~ 10 be er0undess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

HoTKL ROBBERY.- Thursday evening two we'll
dre..eo young m, took lodgings the Union House 10 dud
during night they ranscked and robbed some
OF the The OF MI ChatteroD entered bF
them while he an asleep aud $50 taken
from the pockets his Another boardeg also robbed
Of e45. The THE escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

SUIcrDE.-John Andersen, q Ger nan sailor, 50 yeWs
ase suicide Thursday night his loigns
Of Wser and Oerss by hanging h'p.elf with hand
kerobief 10 bed post o. Dooue HID inquest
VI on tho BODY and verdict Of sucde while 10 dersSgd
Of uiBo the effects OF continues ntoxicsOn was rem
dersh In Ia IIrx
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ATTKMPT TO ExToRT boSEY.-Prescot III Harris,
fbbe OF sheet c.ed The HroIdTay belle yesterday inside
complaint against George Thompson aod Thomas ofms
editors stated OF another sheet called
The Hhtp charging with ext1rt So from
him by Threatening publish 10 The Hhp ioelou. .friee
which they finally do pubsh. Omsby was arrested by OF
6oer webb OF the Lower Police Court aud held TO bail by
Judge Connolly $500 TO sns"er Thompson said to DO
PhiladelIhia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

ILLEGAL SEIZURE OF GooDs-Tso men named
John Ncfrher vi Thompson ye'terdav stressed
charged with having focibly possession Of p O cigars
belopsi1e Sobeft, Of No l9S Nli.mH The co
pn.nt that the biz store aud pre.o oted
for the delivery of the cEa. uooo his d.chnng
to accept It, Thomson ed that he officer OF
the Marine Cou.t and sith McYrhD seized the DDS and
took then the Sidewalk With the Intention OF having them
csed of but thew prevented dong The accused
were feld by Justice Connolly Tor eXaminstiOn
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPERIOR COURT MARCH 3-Before Js6se SLossos.
CLAIM LOR InsCRAkcE-sPIRII Gas.

SUPERIOR COURT MARCH S-betore JsoGe SLossoS
CLAIM FOR IssCRAscE-sPlRIT GAS.
Mos.. suiper sgt The Granite Insurance Co
Plautf was insured $500 on a stock of caps, &C.,
at No I0I William which FIRE occurred LET April
last b.. los. he says considerably over 81 co. toat
he her Offices md the pro rata snare OF
the 6rsn Co 10 With interest, s4l9
h said the policy ipfringed BY reason
hs the eighth printed rule stated that persons tspt
wter % premises ished the same BY csDpn-ne
or ,p res without permission Of the Company. the pDeJ
and that psnib did light the premises n
spirit s mphene without such permission aud that the
thereby rendered VOID and of DO effect IL 50
pesId evidence chat the plaintiff hted with what called
tuuips fuid -.
The Court CHARGED for the purposes Of this trial that the 9Th
rule policy the in ca the premises should
be ishd be construed refer ooly TO the buiias and
contain it, and therefore the Ioss being
proved the plaintiff 10 entitled
the will probably before the General Tenn
bowev.1 the Jury will p.oisly from the evidence. hnd
whether "ipuit-sss OF csmphene" sad burning hud, are
the
The Jury returned verdict In favor Of plsnud for the
speeis question, fpd that spiit fss
MI Biovell; for oe,eno.nt Mess. Stevens Hoxie
Before Judge BoswosTH
LARGE CLAIM FOR DAMAGES
John Pepdleton sst N.ih4nie Weed.
TorecOver damagee unit laid at $50 600 FIR alleged
tre,p. in levy Iecuion, mill planning mill
property of renhsv and Tbrto NTH st. the
dor eBeIt ,iveB with others By Mr. In 1877 hut ~nch
paid by the cOserss which hsd been Deposited TO
secure MI DO ba o.d by later to NJ. W sod the Jnds
satisfied Mr. Pepdetn hsd stopped psyDent before tue
been paid considered th. the plaintiff fied to
the compisnt cisuissed FOR PLAIN
f m.srs Mshe and VsIderpool For defendant, hessn
Fielo ard Weed.
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FATAL FALL THROUGH A HOIsTwAY-A young
man years sse Thomas Ferguson on Thursday
evening accidentally fell through the ho~sy from the fourth
10 the floor OF the No. % Barclay 81 and vas In
esny be6 The body taken the residence OF his pa
Sixth where inquest
upon the jury rendered verdict OF Accidental
DEATH The deceased only son aud Dts'e OF this
city
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n.rhstLcIsryuLLr R,,oHrsp ,os rHs Tslssss.

Fsfo.Y March ~
lsHEs-Ths msrsst qsiet for both sisss ssiss Z" ~
= 90 81 AID Ps,Is VI 81 ~
bEEsWAx-s.l.s 30 n yeiow at 1te L.. a..
COTTOE-ThsIe 10 ehsose 20 ssts $500.
C.nsd.'s tsesr.pbie sdvio.s bot thsr. 70" S'''' .
waiting tbsu pnysfe lsttsrs We fses;
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INQUEST on THE BODY or one oF TBE Drowned
MrS y THE BRIG hUsH-C'ropsr Hiion yesterday
he'd inquest upon the body OF rhonss OF the
men the cabin Of the bs Rush and the Jury
rendered the following verdict That deceased came TO his
dtsb by drowning o the sinking oil IN. brig
OF Portland Mo- which suuh by The ICE while AZ
Choir near Bellows laOd Toe deceased Wa sauVs
Of elsud rs years Of His mother resh.s at Bnshon
A.s Another body still IN the cabin Of the vessel, which
now les at the foot Of DoaBoeyst
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70 he Editor Of The ~ Tribrn>
Srp.-Ynnr nsner Of the 2lst ultinO cont sined an

FATAL FALL.-An inquest was held yesterday. at
No 81 James OF upon body Of Tsomss Bailey osve OF
ohio "a ,eus Of ste who while intoxicated about two seehs
since fell down fight Of stairs the above bous- sod VS.
fatally Injured verdict 81 death ny compression OF the
brss from 9 fall rendered by the jury