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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-20
Secret A1aex1axe u CatAolsc Pr1eSt.
rHA CATHOLIC BIsuoP or BnoOELYN Sued BY
THE WIPE OF TEE PRIEST.

00e8eG 1409x10x0 u . OoGn0AUc 8xAooSs
TEE CATHOLIC BIsHoP or nn00KLyN SUED BY
rHH WIFE or Tm PRIEST.
Before J. T. Van Colt, Referee.
The case Of Julia Ann Smith against the Rt Rev. John
Laughn Catholic Bishop Of Brooklyn to recover pro-
Perty claimed by her having belonged to her hus
band resumed yesterday. The property consists Of
two lots situated in Jay st ee Brooklyn, ami which are
valued at $4,000. The husband Charles Smith, died in
the year 1861, and in this year he conveyed to Arch
bishop Hughes Of New York, the lots in question: for
the OF 81 600 but the wife not joining In the aiena
veysnce Is invalid The Rev Mr. Aughn holds these
Claims that she was secretly married 70 the said Charles
Smith, deceased, he being at the time OF her marriage
aaa 70 ss that ss s
wife at the time Of the conveyance Of the property in
question and has had BY him two Children who both
The defendant that the plaintiff was the wife of
Smith, and that the property purchased held
was originally brought in the City Court Of Brooklyn
but account Of some doubt to the legality of the
appointment Judge Culver was transferred 70 the sa
It was referred to j. NJ vancott, Esq, referee. '
Messrs Fullerton and Hulse appeared counsel for the
iendant.
The only witness called Chas. H. Smith, the Of
the plain,if, who examination concluded the
last day Of the trial The following i his testimony
DON'T ecol'sct much OF my father baiore went to the
Shakers village at Lebanon; was living with my mother
at the lime it was at my mothers house him;
the best OF my recollection think 1t in Albany;
remember seef him there at different times; didn't
know at the time what business he engaged at
don't recoisc before won't to the Shakers, how my
fnther ad essed my mother after went there, he either
addressed her Us Mrs. Siuih, Julia; my father
end mother once in Boston, he spoke 10 my mother in
the street, the interview lasted about FIVE minutes
don recoect his meeting her in Boston at any other
time he dri meet her, but was not present.
Witness here sho several letters, which he
ctgni2ed being in the handwriting of his father and
which were addressed 10 his mother They dated
as feliows:-Jan. "a 1850; July "a 40; Jan 10, '50
Nov. 10 40; Oct AS Feb H. 80. In ad iition to
these others addressed 10 tae witness by his father
last my father and mother together in The fore
part Of The summer of 1885, IL in Boson-the time
they met in the street; my sister is twenty years
Of age, she let he Shakers in the summer Of
1868, about tnee years old when she went TO
them she left them afes my fathers death; | never
visited her in company with my father; she is vug
Philade phia-at Holsipghead.
Several letters read at this stage of the
animation, Under the objection OF Defendants counsel.
The letters dated follows:Chelsea Oct 1850;
Chelsea April 3 1850; Chelsea, July H. 1850; Dec. L.
1860.
Tie witness testified to daguerreoyTe Likeness of his
father which he said was very correct The testi
mopy here closed, and the was adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-20
A Letter from John Buren,.

As anticipated, q Systematic effort IL now
maFii 20 establish the fact that the democrats of the
state - New York defeated at the late e'cc
through some net Of omission or commission Of mine To
this do object but / desire the democrats Of the
State 10 understand who the parties engaged in IT,
and shah take my time and way OF meeting it. You
have copied with silent approval Two assaults of this
kindone from The Rochester Union and the otner from
the ul.ter Raubeon. Both are founded on my letter
tothe Washington Union, which you repuhshed with
high enconinms at the time II appeared. The Washing
ton Unioa and the New York Day Boo also engaged
in this effort
VIII yon DO the favor to publish this noeS Also
GLOW to add that the Day Book stely shrunk half
its size under the whitening approval Of the Washington
Lno,) scanty subsistence at the New York Gus
tom House, and the editor of the Ulster Republican, is
closely affiliated with the same institution.
INV YORK. Nov. 10, 1855. J. VAN buren,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-20
Bark Helen Mar. Low, Il ON the Clyde.
! Bark Juniata tof YARMOUTH, Newton. from Havana
Wind during the d, y from w to NNW.

Brig Helen Maria late Of Bangor 100 tons, built Maine In
1852 In lete order Providence has
chased by Messrs Usher. Of Bristol for the Cuba
trade, at about $1,000.
LAuScHrD-A Frankfort 1lh inst by Messrs Treat Co.
bark about 40 tons called the James Churchill
the builders and to be commanded by Capt George
Treat.
At Thomasion, l4th inst by Messrs OBrien Wats ship
vesper Of 1000 TONS owned b the builders Capt vesper and
otherr.
At East Boston Saturday by saml Hail. ESQ., bark q
go tons Of fine model called the Qucksep owned by Mr. Hall
M d others, and intended for the freighng business.
At Bath 18th inst by Messrs jerks Harding Co. n supe
Tcr ship OF ab 900 TONS called the VIM Cummngs which has
been purchased by VIM Cummings and John Rue OF Phs
delphia tobe commanded by apt VIM johns.
AT las. Boston this morning. Paul Curtis Esq, launched
fine cir per ship Of 1900 TONS called the Golden Fleece
by MessIs WIN Weld Co. and 10 be by Capt
Alfred Lunt late OF ship Humboldt. The Golden Fleece Il
10 load Francisco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-20
Park mars of tho Fire In Alcxsndria-Si,
Lives Lagt-Five Persons Wounded.

From the Washington o. gan, Nov. H..
We are called upon to-day TO perform melancholy
duty, IN recording most terrible calamity which bce
the neicbboripg city Of Alexandria this MOI ming
About IL O'Clock last night FIRE broke out in he third
stay OF the store King street. FAIR
Tax, pied by J. T. Dowel The store consumed
with its contents
About "A. NJ, as the frcmen were engaged in extiu
gushing the embers the vest gable end Of the building
which was built of brick fell Ia with great crash. bury
ing under the ruins large number of the most respects,
bic citizens OF Alexandra.
When reporter left, at II A. NJ the lowing per
sons had been taken out Of the ruins dead and horribly
mutiAted
GccrEe rlsin ppcmsn Of the Star Company and mem.
John Reach, a. the firm ~ Roach Wsshngton whole.
sale grocery meicnants
Carson Green, OF the Arm Of VIE Green
James keene brckiayer.
Robert Taylor, street payer.
MI Ev.ns gas litter, and David Appich, Of G. Ap.
The following persons were taken gu, wounded =
W. Davis, C. Wire, David Williams, W Lambert Rob.
Henry, q. G: sonsss slshsly; and - Dosen, coiored.
seriously. Many Others whose names We have moi
citizens mailing the utmost exertions recover
them.
This distressing calsmity has cast gloom over the
Whole city, and business to day Il suspended.
The unfortunate victims OF the accident will be buried
40 morrow
Mr. lowell fully insured-Sl0 900 in the Abe.
marie and $40 00o In the Potomac Insurance Company
& Mexandra. The value Of the stock was but % coo.
he fire was undoubtedly the work q incendiary.
rains 81 powder were laid from the third story to the
sr aud large balls Of cotton saturated with spirits Of
inFfen'tre we're found In various places The most In
Ye iudgnacu exists sgainst the perpetrator Of this
tifNct crime which has been attended With such dis
pus fes''ts suspicion rests upon certain iudiyi.
- af'fft 70 "entton names nj present
IL ~ = ar ~ the stree also on Are
~ e nIe1 damage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-20
BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.

This scarJ met yesterday afternoon The President ..
II. Conover, in The chair.
fictitious Rrst in order, and the snss. important
Offered from the owners cf property the lioe of
Cha nbSr street, demonstrating agtiust the proposed
oYenirg of this street. THIS petition referred
An ordinance then reported making m additional
apprepi OF s0oto 10 pay the salaries Of he officers
oi The eity government for the year 1855.
Upon this ordinance thefe some debate, Cluucil
MO ANN opposing J'ion 20 refr il 70 special
committee and insisted upon refcriing Il 10 the Com.
mttte II the Whole II finally referred 70 the Com
mittee q the Whole.
The following resolution referred g the Committee
on tiuance:--
Resoly.d HAT The Comptroller dlsw his warrant
favor OF T.. W nsvies cical reporter Of the Board OF
Councunn for $780, and charge the 20 the appfo
pristicn OF tne Board.
Reports IN order, but all that called
hsve b, en- noticed in the Herald heietofor
A cutunu uication received fr0m Robert, i IillOn
Council TO the Corporation stating that eight suits had
be against tue city, arising out OF the
Of the ship Joseph Walker This Communication
ceivcd and order ed to be printed.
The BosTd then resolved itself into CoiGni OF the
Whole, Councilman Barney In the Chair After the
transaction Of unimporaut bushes, the ard 40
journed til Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-20
Newa nv the Nfaals.

westps ri, Conn, the 18th instant. He had hung
himself suppt sd, while In state Of mental de-.
rangemcnt. Mr.. Milh was = respectable man. comfort
ably on and has left family.
On the 18th instant the jury in the case Of the State
W. James Randolph, who was tried last week in New
Haven for the murder Of his wife returned verdict Of
guilty Of murder in the first degree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-20

srrRoR Coum-Trial Term.-Nos. So sSs 677 $40
ap7, f67 SIT, $50, 20, 64s 7s2 e5 6s3 ms ia 40
ga 7ss 7s4 ,6s 7bS, 7b7. ,ss 759 7ol sS2 70y an
81, rs ic % ~, iie, AZ, iis
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be eneht Wa Nh1ef Aud nV6
fec, and YOU lave the depth 81 high water.
Spoken, DO.
ship Prsmer q Bangor. from Genoa for EorieanA Nov =
sSp Sisisn Isvrsncs hon Lysrpce Aug for Calcutta
Esrt Aueusus from Foo chow foo for New YORK. Sept a.
no lot, &c.
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.Das Seffa,,le,,t Der gante.
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(stus Der 9lsw 2Jurftr j.Saeuea 8eit.9
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efnauno n.

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e. SaBrgapea.

The German "RICHMOND ADVERTISERS,
n. HAssEL Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday. at So per Annum,
payable in advance. Terms for Advertisements
reasonable. q.
OFFICE: 1913 MAIN STREET.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
CoMMERcIAI INTELLIGENCE.
Lnncasier Markets.

GAZETTE OFFICE, March Ist, ls55.-ou
quotations this morning are as follows:-
wheat. .e5a1,70 Flour, c@0.5o per brl
Corn. lOa45; Rye, csc; Oats. 98a3oc
Buckwheai, 4,50 per 100 bbls; Clover
seed Ga, 100; Timothy seed. 3a1,oo; Pota
toes. la1,25, Flax seed. cal 90; But
ter, 12a15c; Eggs. locents. Salt, 2.6oa2..
10; Beans, 900; Soaps. 5a6c: Coffee
l3al5c; Tea, 5oca100;---Molasses, 9,
a37e; Vinegar. I8a25c; tobacco, l0a25c
Hay. 8 9.ooaio.oo. TslIow io4 Per brl.
Whisky, 39c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
Ncw YOrK aIariref.

NV YonK, Feb. 98--P. M.--Cotton il
frmer, with sales Of $500 bales. Flour i,
frmer, with sales Of good Ohio at S0,3l
and Southern at SO, 8,75a9. 81. Wheat j.
firmer. Corn is better. with sales Of 40.
600 bushels at 95a96 Ic for Western mixed
Pork is higher, with sales Of new Mess at
Sl5. Beefis firm. Ohio Whisky Is nom
nal at 3os3lc. Groceries are firm. None y
is unchanged. Stocks are weaker: Ia.
diana Fives 8e4; Virginia Skies 954; New
York Central 94i; Elie 454; and Michigan
Central 10.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
FOnEIGN INsoLEN0E.

In his recent address to his countrymen,
men, who have (or ought to have) sworn
allegiance to the Constitution Of the Unit
ed States, JonE MIrcHEL made the follow
ing declarations:
."The allegiance you hare srorn TO Ills
republic is annuliedP'
"TAe naturalized citizens wiB not sub
mitr"
"7Asre must Le peace, peace, or elsS war
Of determination.
Yes, unless Americans conduct their
own government in a manner to please
John Mitchell and his countrymen, there
must be, he says: "a WAR OF ExTERMI-
NATION"
What say ye, now, minions oscxcculive
power and advocates of foreign prclates?
Will you and your masters back up John
Mitchell with the army and the navy of the
United States. Was it a part of your con-
tract that an "LriSA rebellion" should be
tolerated, sustained, made victorious over
the free-born sons of those States? Let
them proceed. then, in their work of blood
and carnage! If John Mitchell cannot do
it, send to the Pope, 10 release these CO.
horts from their allegiance to the constitu-
ton, procure from the Pope "indulgences"
to commit murder and treason, and let Eek
termination" commenced!
Was ever such bold, reckless audacity
witnessed before in public print? Citizen
John Mitchell has commenced the enter
prise in the most formal manner--we are
forewarned by him--he says:
"But seriously, earnestly, We assure
them tie natives the naturalized ctizens
will not submilp' will NOT SUBMIT"
Well, countrymen, we now see, and the
country secs, the civilized world sees, that
we have not commenced the American
Reformation" one day too soon-not an
hour Now, then. we have an isSuc--
"John" says he will not submit. "tSam''
says John shall submit and that "Ameri-
cans shall rule America"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
Cattle Markct.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 81, 1855.
Prices of the week. [Bseves are sold
at so mucha pound generally by estimated
weights, for the meat in the quarters
First Qualify, of good fair market Beef
10ta11c.
Second-ra.e, 9Ia1oc.
Inferior--such as old stags, cove, poor
oxen, and mean steers, 8ta9c.
Some very extra good, Halle.
Prices of veal Calyes-The rate at Which
such Calves as are fit to eat sell for all the
year, is from 4 10 7c. 81 ib, live weight.
A class called" "kiltens"t that is, Calves from
one to six days o!d-sell from l.25 to 3L4
each.
Another class, called grass Calves. gen
erally sold at four to six months DID, brings
3 10 dollars.
A good fat Veal often brings S2Oa3o.
Mix Cows-Ths price Of Cowsdepends
as much upon fancy as the price of horses.
Ordinary Cows, e8a35; good fair Cows,
35a4O; extra quality, with Calf 45a6o.
Sheep and Lambs-Common Sheep,
3,5oa6 ASLEEP Sale; Lambs 3a5.
Swine-Ohio corn-fed Hogs, small size,
for market retailing, 54a5tc. live weight;
still-fed Hogs. 5ga51c; Hogs for packing,
5a5tc live weight; large Hogs. corn-fed,
dead weight, 6ka74c. for the very best.
CAMBRIDGE, Feb. 91,-At Market 757
Cattle-about 600 Beeves, and l57 Stores
consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, Yearlings, 9 and 3 years old.
Market Beef-Extra % cwt. S8ta89;
First quality, Ct, Second quality, 8a94;
Third quality, 7;ordinary; G!; Hides, q
cwt 54a6; Tallow, 8ta9; Pelts 1al 81;
Calf Skins, lQc y ib; Barrelling Cattle
6fa74; Veal Calves, A At 4t, 5a6.
Stores-Working Oxen, LOG. liz, 125.
a19O; Cows and Calves, 95, 90. 80, 81
35, 4oa48; Yearlings, 10, II, l2. 13a14
1.-Two Years Old, e5. 28a38; Three Years
Old, SO 38 10 40a45 to 80.
Sheep and Lambs-2,l60 at market
Extra. s. G, G.aa5. By Lot, 24,22.3.34,3l
344.
4 Swinc-None.
Remarks-The supply is not large; hol-
ders very firm; apd buyers do not evinc'
a disposition to take anything bu! what il
absolutely necessary. Cattle-trains are in
promptly, and the stock, whole inferior
quality.
90 cars cams over the Fitchburg Rail-
road, and SO over the Boston and Lowell
Railroad, loaded with Cattle, Sheep. Swine
Horses and Fowls.