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To Mariners.

shtbost up VINEYARD sound Thursdsy a,srno q,
end anchored Co,s Rip boat supposed the Pot
lcck Rip boat, parted from her moorng'
Pilots .bpmas,er. and others will be pleased 20 learn th.'
the lsh ship which he's time been yoz 10 our port
will shortly her POSITION Oh Martins ioduttry she u
abDs aboard her DgshfOom anchor INCA ~ oroasot
cot 10 the chip New Rnssnd from Newf ,k a1d weighs 80
h. Her pairs completed some time aud she has
be.n swatr the srigsl Of he anchor. .
Savannah Joarnsi and Courier March 6.
Notice hereby yven that sceogns Of the danger OF s
tA in thick W, s,her the sbt Herdrcss Head
OF sbs.u.cott Rver 81. Burnt leland Light rowasesd
Harbor M. the fixed abs at HerdricAs Had will the
mouth Of July next be altered 20 . revolving light
Due notice the date of the change character Of
the ait. red ishf will he given
Bv order Of the Lzhihouse Board
w.B FRAsKLIs L. II. Inspector First District.
Portland, Ne March =, 1885
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Passengers Arrived

In steamship Illinois from ispinclH WIN WHITE "nsn ~
ston b w. Field Mrs C,Issn, inisnt and rssaS "
Schenck Ms JOHNSON Ard two children. q rfa-s NJ
Iudovy Adams & Co Lyman Flake Wells Far
90 Co messenger. Mrs Mckee and intact Haywood b
Wolfe Ms Thrill, W. Strive, WI Jams, A. Vsuehta
Dr. Hewitt the Sew A WLlisDs. lsdy and two children H.
Williams II II. Moore, c Church, g. W Leigh. J beTe',
e6y infant End servant aocksdsy, lease tosoeE- the
Rev d Wheeler, j. Decarcenss. Col Geo VI Tot,on J.
7. Woodbury. DR. Z Lyons aud .on, w Z Stontenoersh
+ Raw.on B. Chester, W. McAlli.ter =. A. Hall. j. K.
CLARK j. F. Seen, Middleton ~ Cohen, Mates f. Cara
+. White, A. Thornton C. Chapman J. Cocrsgt and 2i
Others.
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MARINE 10 URNA l..
PORT OF NEw-YORK......
Cleared.

stesmshp-s,u ofihe wes, Turner, San Juan: Morgan
ships-Rsven.wood. John'on Neworiesns W Nelson ~
Son. Kpickerhocser Peabody do rhompon City
CT Brooklyn, Mitchell. New Orleans, Nesnth soos
Bsrk-Jno Payson Fuller. Garden Key. Placs Ws,ts
BIis-Fxcel Tslimsn Savannah, Su'ses Clearman & Co
schooners-Yorktowp, wosloD City Point, Hunter
Co John Barton Lingo savannah scranton ralmsn; &.
Roberts Littleton Wilmington. II. Mathe VS. htv'
kr. Grfu Charles on Nc 'ssty Mot; Co; Marths po',
Wilmington Mccresdy. Mott & Co starkey Chase; C,y
Polt master; w. Collyer Raynor Philadelphia J. W. NC
Zee; New.York Adkins Rich nond, G. a Person
sleop-ChaIles Parrish, Providence, master.
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~ S.1s.a am, FAMED by the Ere OF HE troops, and
al. nm hey expended in procuring bis pon'A5
vIicf' among the relics Of tue chapel vas saves'
n. n.;s,ises 10 the picture gallery we're prsserveo
The Fat and west Colleges ,he literary hsis, c.'p'
.,e tir,y upirjured 30 tia, the exercises OF the
Co.ge will lot be Interrupted BY the ss.loas 'o
vbioS it lac experienced, and immeeia'e "ee9-ie'
iii "a tax en- 70 rep air the Disaster
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MONDAY, March Z, ISl5.
ASHES-The market is without important change; sales of
Pot At s6 Is. AID Pearls AZ 80 Is.
BRiCk-Ihe msTket is rather scantuy suppled the de-
msnd contI limited; sales Of North River at asa IS
o prime.
CENEST-There is fair supply and sales making in
lots a. ST. Is & Dbl
CO1TON-rte market steady and the demand moderate
mainly for home The uonarvs Of the steamer Pacific
chects the shipping inquiry. We continue quotations:
EkwYokK CLASSIFICATION. N. o.
Upland Florida. Gobliea Texsf.
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MONDAY. March PIP. VI.

MosDAY, March l2-P. VI.
The transactions at the Stock Board were no. large
tits morning, but the market Wa, well sustained.
At the Second Board the sales larger than usual
and there WEI considerable transactions between the
Boards Reading continues TO be the favorte fancy,
ard improved TO 81 AN advance of u cent with
sales Of 900 shares. The movement in this stock is
very strong. Erie is steady a. about 46l 046i; Pan
ANA is heavy and a sale made at lO5-a decline
of y cent; Cleveland and Toledo was strong at 49,
New.York Central 94s; Norwich and Worcester is
fimer, and sold at SO; Nicaragua Of the firm
Get Stocks, improving to 6S; Cumberland is without
charge closing at "a The movement in State Stocks
continues with considerable transactions and i'm.
proved pric the sales were abou. s2O0 900. Louis
iapas went to 93l; Vrgnias, 96i; Mssouris, 9ji
Indiana IS, So; North Carolinas, 99s, &c. Railroad
Bonds were firm with moderate sales; Illinois Cen
trail advanced Il y cent, selling ct II. We tried to
say yesterday, that if these Bonds we're void, as the
cohorts conended, twas surprising the Stock did not
appreciates" but the types made us say "depre-
"ciate." New-YOrk Censrals were 99i; Fries 1873,
IS; 1885, 81 Hudson River Sd Mortgage, ~, &c.
At The close, the market was strong.
In Exchange the market has strengthened and
some of the bankers asking 1907 a 10 for Ser
ling We quote "a 10 the extremes. Francs
are 5.l3l a5lll.
The doubt which is felt whether the Pacific VIII ar
rive in time to sail on her regular day has increased
the demand for Exchange, and assisted in strengthen
ing the market.
We hear that the Knoxville has been taken up TO
sail on the PsciGcs day, that ship does not arrive
in time This, however, is not official.
The disbursements at the Sub-Treasury were large,
e346 sss. Received, eel ,O65; Balance si,l5i,6l7.
Paid from Assay Office, l,l23; Paid on account of
Discussing Officers, sA3,4 s6
We are glad 10 perceive that although the Specie
line of the banks has increased, as shown by the
weekly statement, that the dangerous expansion Of
loans which has been going for some months past
hes been checked and the aggregate Of loans and
discounts shows email decrease. In the present
sate of the Exchange market with every appearance
Of continued export Of specie, there lie no certainty
that our Banks retain their present ample supply
specie. In order to prevent rapid contraction of
loans and consequent embarrassment Of the CONNER
cal world, it is necessary to be prepared to lose a
large amount of coin. The comparative figures with
| last week are:
Loan: and Dis Specie ccT Gd i2s p. ns 4,
March lc.. 81 SSl,7s9 l6S7o6is 7i3i,sss 76,2o9iss
a a L.. Z All lax
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIoNs-MAkoH l2-Befo

KECOEDkk SMlIN-
Patrick and Martin KeaJpan were tried and con.
vict,d Of stealing $50 worth Of lead pipe from the house Of
Brown No IS East Broadway, each sentenced to
the State Prison for two years
Arthur Crown and two other boys were tried and
convicted for selling obscene books but being quite young and
promising to sin more, they allowed TO without
beipR ppntheo.
Ec. Giles, youth Of II years, was tried and con-
vieed Of highway robbery the Of Henry Hubbard
Of Con neecu from oh he stole purse Of money The
s6ense committed In Overs the night Of the 18th
mat Sentence 10 yeaIs and month State Prison Adjourned
for The day.
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From Our Correspondent 4

PHILADELPHIA. March l2-A0irst-Scbrs Lsncss.er
Sites Cape May southener, parett New York; steamer
Quaker City. HodssoD. Charleston
Cteared-Bris Abbott lawrence Creweli, Boston, schrs
Abby Whimsp Clifford Boston; Geo Manshan 5cudisr e.
Jobns. N W. w Fulton Tn ,cher, Portland: Lancaster
Sites Brooky Julia Smith. CroTel. New Haven't south
Paret Easpcrt; b,rses Obj, Morrison New York; j.
h Merskon. jones do.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

lo7S 1884, s2 1893 "a s94 e6 592 9 917 1897 1885, zoe
ies lie 49, ll22 ll2S l25 ll2S l2s 1850 ISL 49,
SIS 5st, IS 5S4
CrRcuIr CouRr-Nos 3i67, 363l, 349s 3495. 3497a
s4e6 ss5 ? s5s S4s5 l74s l7is l74 l7c, 1886 752 1854
10 1857, 1859 1869, 1927
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Total. $50 367, 79s SO SIC 81 tl09it73
The above statement exhibit, an increase since the
let day of January last, in the item of capital Of
s2i 1926, of deposits s3,2i9 1922 of loan 1924 5s5,
Of specie $685. and OF profits 1851, SO; aud
decrease in the amount Of circulation of SPA sol
At Philadelphis Money is abundant, and first class
paper, which is scarce, is readily placed at 70s v
cent and second class at . 9lOl y cent.
At Boston Money was abundantly supplied during
asst week in Safest. Negotiations of very prime
paper are made at from to cent, and of fair
names at from to 10, while call, there is no diff
iculty in borrowing at from to 3.
The stockholders of the Western Massachusetts
Railroad have voted in favor of the construction Of
second track from East Albany to Springfield. To
meet this and other extra liabilities the Directors
authorized to isrue OF new notes, or of bonds AT y
ceLt, to tho amount of 81, 100000. The stock or
bonds are not TO be sold below par.
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MINIATURE ALMAxAc.......rHs DAT.
SUS-Rises.....b 10 Ssts.....o W ooos-hisess' d
HIGH w,TER........rHis DAY 81.
Sandy Hock...l 50 Gov. Island. 20 Hell Gate.4 Il
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U. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.


Bartholomew Blanco, charged WITH fitting out, at
this port the barb Nenden for the slave trade the Coast OF
Africa but deped ALREADY referred to- has been discharged by
Cen missioner Morton, who coDsd rcd that moot II
Of suspicion Mr. b. relation the matter.
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Dec.s $50 Inc $50 $50 Inc l5.sS' Ines Dol lD
CoMP.aATvE TABLE Of the Loan Spere Circulation and De.
posi the Baaks Of the City Ne0 York for he oeets nd
ing Sats,dap. March 1855 snd Saturday March 10 1855
10 shh Alfred ne Capital Bank the latter date
--Msrch - March 10
Amount Average Average Average AversEe
EAMrsoT OF sm'nt OF amount amDt Of amount
BANKS. CaPitsl Loans of Loans& Of
Nah TO- Disc Specie biscuits Specie.
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Spoken. &C

Spoken, sc.
jan a. lat 22s NJ Ion. "a 49, ship Peri Robrsep 81 de- fn
Bes:en fer Rio yaneirp
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We observe a statement in some of the papers that
Cruy the defaulter Of the Pacific Bank, was in the
habit of entertaining the Cashier and officers of the
Bank on board his yacht. We are informed that this
is untrue its cole foundation being the fact that the
Cashier Mr.. Campbell at the request OF the Board Of
Directors and to satisfy himself of the habits of Mr.
Umy, on one occasion attended sailing party OF
which that individual formed part.
The small Bark defacation to which we alluded
Yesterday is only TO the extent o. 500 aud as the
matter could not be fixed crimnally upon the party
in plicsted, he has been discharged from his place.
ard the Bank charges the amount TO profit aud loss
The stockholders Of the McCGlloch Copper aud
God Mining Company requested TO meet at the
Office OF tie Pie nix Gold Company, N. ls Ex:hsoge-
place. at 10 o'clock the 18th inst 10 hear the Re-
poIt of their Committee.
The annual meeting Of the American Mining Com.
psny takes place at Windsor Vermont, or the 2l.t
inst. The shareholders in the Norwich, Windsor.
Hudson Derby, Sharon and jamestown Mines, meat
the time and place to act in relation to safe
or other disposition Of said several Mines
Between $500 900 and 5000 900 10 gold will 90 over
70 Boston TO morrow, for the Wednesday steamer of
which slOo 0o0 is in coin.
The business at the Clearing House was $50 376 277
The aggregate imports last week were only
81 500 $780, sgainst 81 2l6 $50 week las, ye.r-
showing decline Of 81, sl7 2ls.
The az gref ate thus far this year is:
January Ass TO March 10, 1855 ........se 30 81
January /. 1884, to Marvh 10. ls4.......... 3iss6j
Decrease. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81, a7se6
The exports for the same period have been:
N5f H.ZlTBi
peeIssss.................... ssssss
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The above we're sold Oh account of the Oshkosh City
and Germania Banks of Wisconsin, and the p1r-
chasers bad to pay in addition to the price, the Mer-
charts Exchange fee of one dollar p lot.
The following sales were made at auction by A.. II.
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or about So cent of the gross receipts. The above
expenses include about 1000 of eztraordinory out
lsy on the track and motive power. The net earn
iDgs in addition to nearly 900 received from sales
of real estate, bills receivable, and rents have been
applied to the payment of interest and floating debt
the last of which is stated TO be s3s $50 less than at
the beginning Of the year.
The following exhibit shows the financial condition
of the road at date of report:
Capital stock. eoout ......SoD0tO 90
Less by pothecsted or county b01ds. 5000 %
Lesyips for dividends. $50 600 90
NDEBTEDyEss.
Siy T. cent. bonds due Aug lS6e....... fl2 roo 10
bonds due July J. ls6i........ 600 goo o.
Ten r. cent bonds due Sept L. ls6l......... % ooo %
Amoun due 5000 90
Ober debts OBSTINATE 80 GEO 90
Total 693 10
Amount Of real estate unsoid Observation-Disclosures. S5i9i 20
Bills and 925l4 IS
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Decrease. s<.''V %
The receipts for the last two week. show an in
crease compared with last year. of about 81 $780,
The comparative business of the six months ending
let March has been as folloss:
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FoorISCs Total amount Of Cspitsl aara TO- So - 600
Total syersse amount Of DEPOSITS March ~ SIS 2j9 i9
Tota average OF Circulation March 10, 81 998
Totsl average amount Of Deposits March J. 475 9j3 80
Tets average Of Circulation March s7lo6 40
The -four Bapks named below the Atlantic have
nection with the Clearing House.
CLEARINGHOUSE TRANSACTIONS
Exchanges for week ending March 0I IL M
Exchanges week eudng March l2........ 1921 olo
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-03
Mr.. Seward.

The telegraph yesterday brought the disa-
greesble intelligence to our readers that this
arch agitator had been nominated for re-elec-
ton, by alegislatiye caucus at Albany. This, we
feared at the time, might be almost regarded as
conclusive Of his election, but we are happy
to see from the following additional despatch to
this mornings Sun, that things are not quite
so bad, and that a reasonable hope still remains
of aycrting such disgrace to the country
Zone half the members OF each house were in
attendance. The Legislature IL composed Of thirty
two Senators and one hundred and twenty eght
Assemblymen. There we're in the caucus sixteen
Senators and siIty-four Assemblymen II thus APP
pears that Mr.. Seward has not majority in either
House. Even II the entire caucus bad gone for
him, there would be against him in the Senate,
and tie In the House. His friends, however,
seem TO feel confident Of his election on Tuesday
next Ex-President Fillmore received one vote IN
caucus"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Our friends of the Parkersburg Va Gazette
and Courier, in their issue Of 9th January,
copy an entire editorial article from our paper,
Of nearly column, without any intimation Of
the paternity thereof
We always feel complimented by the repub-
LEGATION Of our articles in other papers, but we
would prefer that the proper credit should be
given in such cases.
We doubt not the omission to give the credit
was inadvertent in the aforementioned in
stance, yet, as several similar omissions have
occurred with other presses, we consider il
proper TO mako the above suggestions, and
especially rs we never ourselves omit to make
the usual acknowledgment
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-03

The administration fdglemen are zealously
drumming up recruits in this city TO go down
to Alexandria tonight TO swell the throng
which tbs confidently expected win be present to
hear the speech Of the great Accomack tribune.
The Union calls upon the faithful to attend In
full strength The Sentinel family re-echoes
the appeal We hope 1t will meet with
hearty and general response. The juggleries
Of Macallaster, or the tricks of Heller win not
afford so charming a diuertissment as the
spectacle Of redoubted knight yaliantly fight
ing with host of unseen, yet invincible antag-
onists. To witness few Establishments Of his
martial sword, to hear few Of his fierce and
defiant calculations against his Fabian-like foe,
will amply repay one for the discomforts of a
night journey through the half.frozen waters of
the Potomac.
But we must caution the respectable turnkey
of the Union, not to assert mendaciously, here
after, that the crowded audience which will
greet Mr.. Wise tonight, furnishes any indi-
cation of a popular endorsement of his Quixotic
crusade against the principles Of Americanism
We can assure him that the children of Sam
will probably be very largely in attendance, and
may probably occupy the front seats in the
tabernacle. They are said to swarm in the
good old town of Alexandria, and no doubt a
few of their brethren from this city will be
there to participate with them, in the enjoyment
of SO rich treat and which with commendable
generosity is to be furnished without charge to
the public.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-03
~ We publish to-day, from the Raleigh

~ We publish to-day, from the Raleigh
Star, an article on the American party, its
principles and objects" written by the same
gentleman whose first letter in answer to
Hon J. r. Chandler, on the " temporal po,osr Of
the Pope" we published few days since, and
which was universally regarded as REPUTATION
of Mr. Chambers positions.
The present article is well written and win
command attention. 1t is a condensation Of
the general purposes Of our party, and should
be read by all who desire to know these pur-
poses
The concluding letter from our correspond
emit, in answer to Mr.. Chandler, is reserved for
publication and win be presented ere long, al
though we are advised from all quarters that it
would be considered rather cruel to repeat the
blows by which that gentleman has been pros
trated.
We may here observe that, since the publ
cation some few days ago in our paper Of the
Pope's bull Of denuncidtion and qualification
Of the latos Of New Granada, issued by his
Holiness in 1852, in which that presumptuous
functionsry assumed 10 declare null and
.roid' the acts Of Congress, passed by the Cor
gress Of that Republic, the advocates Of the
Pope, who pretended to deny that he claimed
temporal power seem to be perfectly dumb
foundedl
This recent incontrovertible and damning
fact Of his attempt to annul the laws Of a
sister Republic, within the last three years,
has Dramatically sealed their hpsll
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-03
Secret Orders.

or all the clap-trap and bslderdash hurled at
Nothingism by its foes that In regard TO the
secrecy Of the order Is the most puerile and non
sensical. Beware, beware" erclsim these phi.
lanthropical individuals, "beware Of secret socie-
ties, midnight machinations,n and all the other
"gorgons, hydras, and chimeras Dire which their
brilliant maginstions can conjure up and associate
with this dreaded organization.
The jargon 10 meant to play upon the fears and
operate upon the prejudces Of that class in every
community, which distrust secret societies-for
whatsoever objects or purposes they may be found.
There are such persons-timid, and nervous, but
honest and well-meaning-wh deprecate Free
Masonry, Odd Fellowship, the Order Of Red Men,
Sons Of Temperance and other institutions which
have long existed and still flourish in the land.
At one time, this hostility TO secret orders as
sumed threatening aspect. Twenty years ago,
anti Masonry rife and riot through several
States Of the confederacy, to such extent that Ma
sonry became reproach and stigma In more than
one section Of the country. Then was heard, quo
ted with even more JUNCTION than at present the
solemn admouition Of Washington against secret
societies; and this, notwithstanding the Father Of
his Country was well known 10 have been an active
and jealous member Of the hated fraternity
To such uses win fanaticsm prostitute the nobles
Of names. II was OF no avail Masonry outlived
the senseess clamor raised against Il. The strong
hTIn VI OtmOtIbtJ WAS tAtcnutu III utttnce anu
support Of the assailed institution, and that insti
tuition survived TO hear Masonry uttered as
kissing and by-word TO those who bad been in
weighed into lie tolls by tho. parrotcry of secret
society, secret society" And here we must needs
notice the great change Of position recently made
BY Democracy on this subject--how has the once
proud champion Of secret orders bowed down
If the hue and cry against Masonry was foolish
and unnecessary--as most sane men have long ago
agreed--still more silly is this noisy hubbub about
Know Nottingham for in the one case, not even
the principles Of the order are known-in the
other, aims and objects are boldly avowed, and
publicly proclaimed With regard to the details
Of organization, these are secret; and u viii be
time enough TO divulge them, when yesutism-
that srch-enemy OF freedom-lays aside the veil
and becomes an open foe. As wen might you re-
ouire the frontier ranger to stand forth upon the
prairie and become target for the willy savage
that turks In ambush TO slsy him.--Gareffs and
Courier, Parkers6ur0, va,
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-03

Nothing Of interest transacted in either house
yesterday after we went to press. In the SEN
ate the bill paying the owners of-tho brig Gen.
eral Armstrong, was discussed by several gen.
tlemen on motion to reconsider the vote or
dering it to third reading, after which an ad-
iournment was had over to Monday.
The House was exclusively engaged in the
consideration Of private bills, and a large num-
Der Of them were agreed upon in Committee Of
the Whole
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-03
Madam X amor ON the next Presidential
EIoctiOu.

II il currently reported in this community
that Thurlow Weed, of Albany, is negotiating
with the Forney and Pierce party in the New
York Legislature, for the reelection Of Senator
Seward, and that to secure this, he has made
the following proposition to that party, VIE !
That If sufficient number would cast their
votes for Seward, so as to secure his election,
the Seward party would pledge itself to go IN
for the Forney and Pierce party in 1866, against
the Know Nothings.
We say the above is a rumor, but the signs
of the times and the movements Of certain wire
pullers, known to be high in the confidence OF
the principal operatives in this stupendous
scheme, give it an air of probability.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-03
Supreme Court Of the United states.

Chas A. Dawson, ESQ, Of New York, and Luther
Day, Esq, Of Ohio, were admitted attorneys and
councillors AZ this court.
No. 90. Josiah s. Stafford and wife, appellants
o. the Union Bank Of Louisiana.
No. los. Josiah S. Stafford and wife, appellants,
vs. the New Orleans and Canal Banking Company.
Appeals from the district court Of the United States
for Texas. On motion Of Mr.. Coke these cases
we're dismissed with costs by consent Of parties.
No. 50. Jane A. Cox, guardian, &c, appellants,
ps. Charles Mason. The argument Of this cause
was continued by the Hon. s. y. Chase for the APP
pelee, and concluded by Mr.. Plat Smith for the
appellants
No. SO. James Rhodes, appellant u.s. VIM. d.
Farmer ct al. The argument Of this cause was
commenced by Mr. Phillips for the appellant, and
continued BY Mr.. Bib for the appellees.
Adjourned till Monday at IL o'clock.