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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05


These vessels Of the fret class, built in tho city
ismorc expressly for this irade and hive superior ne
rommodations for passengers. They commanded
by experienced Captains, we'll qualified Cor the trade
und who " i'll spare no oxeron to accommodate The,
will be towcd mp and down the rivers by steam and may
he relied on to sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York, will find it to their interest ship by this as
freight will always be taken low by any Other
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and New.York to give satisfaction
Insurance be effected in the Richnoad Fire Asso
citation by this line at 3-S per
We respectfully ask and hope succeed il obtain
Ing full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New.York will be fur
warded free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern on North
port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dock In New
York Berth No. |, Coffee House Slip, foot OF Wall
Street.
DAVID 4 VIM. CuRRlE Richmond, } ,
G. H. PIERSON, N. Y. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05
RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
sa- ~ BBLS Stunts c. Sugar
p IS IS :: -" W G ona s' Clarified 4 Crushed do
20 hoxes.Lon Sugar,
10 bbls ~ O. Muiasses,
10 hhds. Z X. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
30 Laguirn dn.,
10 - Prime old Java do,
50 boxes Adamanlne and Sperm Candles.
lnrge lot of Clover Orchard. Grass and imothy Seed
Call ,oon selling cheap.
feb u Isl YOUNGER SMITH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05

DEFEEs. PISTOLS, Nc.--Wc hive on
IA huad very hnu,lsnne assortment or Rifles, ris-
tols, Re, comprising very fine Rifles haud
soucly mounted with Germaa Silver; Saloon Rifle, and
Pis.o Sharp Ri1es CHS Five Shooters Alen's
SeI,-,orkirs Pistols cnu- Guns Foul; Hunting kuiva-
common Pistols Of nil sqes Caps. &c, &C.. 20 which
we invite the attention Of tie public.
aug OF. l. ID GREGORY 4 co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05
NOW tlN saANs,-

" 80 t,ns letter A No ! Peruvian Guam;
10 - Mexican
lG0 Casks iii ,aas on Lune
l0l Mount in
10 " Nerih River Cen.ent;
30 3" Galcinel Plaster;
al iur sale ON accommodating terms by
MILLER & ELAN.
au- dts on the Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05
VIRGINIA LINE of Richmond d.

AND NEN-fohk faChE1 A.-lhs new .s<NSn
home line is composed Of tho following vessels and
sails from New-York every three Days. All owned Ia
the city Of Richmond, viz:
Nav Schooner Dhnxilln EnntuinM Hmm Nula1n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05

Bruises and Sprans, Cracked Heel,
Ulcers and FelIons, Sore Back
Scads and Burns. Splinl and Spawn.
Sore Legs fnl Chilbains. Sweeney end Poleevil,
Fresh Cut Wounds, Wthers and Marbles.
Cramp and letter, Chafe and Chestfounder.
Stngs Of Insects, Ringbone and Sanicrack
Wounds under The Nails, Wndg III and Numbness,
lnlanei Breasts Saddle Gall and old Stiain,,
elah luiar Tdmors. Swelled Legs aud
Stiffness of joints.
Warranted to cure and danger from exposure to
cold.
Applied to burns once. il leaves 40 scar
Price 80 and 9j cents bottle
81 sale by STROlIlER & WHITEHEAD
Lynclburg, Va.
DOVE < CO,
Sole P.opre,ors, Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05

S0NETNaNas HEW.--Thc celcbra,ed Morn
- ing SHr Double Oven COOKING STOVE for
caa oil wood just receives NJ the Furnace and Range
Wnre house. East Mum street. Stove which is
sidefed Inc ha,t cheapest most substantial and perfect
Cooking Apparatus in the Union; and warranted Ia bake,
roast bo broi and fry in the satisfactory manner
with less fuel hnp any Stove of similar capacity
in Call and see them
ALSO. fine assortment of LEAD PIPE, Of sarieus
size, at hand and for sale by y. 5. BLISS.
" Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05
I,lyE CLOsHs, CAssMEKEs, YES.

Il TIAGS &c, $c.-Supe,ior Black freneh ana
eoored Cloths Of the very finest make, superior french
Ga.imeles fine Vesngs, Cravas, Kid Gloves, roeket
Handaetchiefs Collare, Sc. My friends both ffom
town and country will please give me call for the
boye goods and you shall be well puid for your visit
.,9z.fs b. II LEWIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05
yaRGINaA * TENN. RAILROAD.

La 81 ::.ss5ss51 AEIT SCHEDDLE sum.
ssss N .i'es EVENING ARRANGEMENT! l--Ou
and after Apei - 1853, the Passenger Train will eave
Lynchhnrg dsiy, (Sunduy- exceptrd) ut | O'Clock
T. NJ. and arrive nj Wyihevil at s =. u. Returning.
leave Nythevile at A NJ nnd arrive at INnchburs
at II M.-mah. the trr ON Richmond aud Pete. =
burg 10 " ,tneydle in Ii hours
CONNEXIONS.
For Bueianai. via Bnori'- Depot, on Monday $
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrive at Buchanan Ia
,upper.
For Fincasile Sweet aud Wnjre Sulphur Springs,
Chnrleston ksHb'eltl and Guyandortc via Bensack s.
Mondays Wednesdays d Fri avs.
For Ablnedaa Joucshoro' aud Knoxville Tenn. d w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05
T fsE.sA'EE HEAGNEsIA
CNMsEVs. COg,sETs.-

~ just opened at the Cash Store 100 paiis French
Cotsets cnlored and whhca beAutiul article at LIS
-wnith S3; 100 pair superior Black GHiles Boots,
Si50-a great bargain; Froach Shirt Bpsoms Is cts
worth $l-so netting new. Please call ard txr mine
them. sep lts1 JOHN ABRAH.MS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05
Fishing Tackle, &c.

Fishing TackIc, Nc.
Nyf + are receiving every week, by express. FISH
w ING TACKLE u when we invite the attention
Of all persons wanting anything In / at line, viz:
Rods fromthfee to six joints,
Trout rods. with tips full mounted,
-Four Joint rod. at / .,
Wa sing cane rods IN , and joints,
Sill erasa, hemp nnd hhif lines, superior quality
GraYitstion, Limerick AMI Virginia Hooks,
Bait meta. with without rods.
Plain aud fine reels India Rubber fish bait. noedioF,
urtifcin nes snoods oha every III ng IN the sporting
line at the Gun store W. b n q. FISHER,
Opposite Noty'll House. Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05

RECEIVING AND On HAND
snA IIflDS N. o. Il = r. Sugar,
~ 30 bis Coffee aud Clarified Sugar,
30 boxes and bbls. Loaf, Crushed, and l'u
verified Sugar,
100 lues Rio and Laguira Coffee.
30 iugs Superior Old ava Coffee,
II hllds Cuba AMI p. Il. Molasses,
- bbs. N. @. MoIasses,
% tons Bar Iron, assorted,
90. Hoop and Band do,
, do. Biisterd Steel,
do. Cast and Shear do
10 0O0 lbs. Bacon,
300 Sides Soil Leather
rs do. Black Upper do,
40 doz Cali Skins,
% Pink Iii ing do,
10 Sheer Skins.
100 baes Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales OsnaburgS,
50 Boxes Sperm and Adamuutme Candles
80 do. Hull & Sons Patent do,
- do. Soap,
10 do Starch.
300 kegs Nas, 2 TOGO n.y.,
10 Writ Nails,
l. Ibis. T,nners Oh,
10 ons Peruvian Guero
go sacks Salt
also
PLAID. Bleeehel and Brown Domestic, Calico, Linen,
Drill. Bed Cords and Plough Lines, Window Glass and
Putty, Copperas, Aur, Nader and indigo Pepper,
6ng.r and Spice, Spades. ShoveIs Trace and Halter
5lains, Manure and Hay Folks Boots Shoes and Hats
Fur sale, cXcAarse for country lrodnce,pn aecomo
l3ffna farrns (lu. 9I.tsN Holm HDTIISS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05

pUEistlNG MATERIALS al COST.
- Having determined to close my stock ut Carpen-
:ers, Hard"a eond Building Material. Including nm ex
tensive assortment of Locks, Hinges, Screws Window
Glass, &c NC, the whole stock is now offered at
cost Those wishing any thing il that line would con.
suit their by giving call before rurchang
elsewhere nari4.ls 4 WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05

AIDES LOOK Az TEsES.-3000 ,ards
! superior French Lawns from auction which viii
eel prizes thai will pIcu-e. Also the very finest kid
q made at 625 pair; plan hlaci silNs, extra hne
eolofcd FrcLch Jacionetts and the finest quality Eng
,ish md French pruts 10 cents per yard.
ao27ls Is II. LEWIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05
FARMER OF VIRGINIA.

FAKME OF VIRGINIA..
T. upon any living thing your Plantations, here is
4 Ulcer or ore OF any description, kind variety,
matter who,e skin It defes how long it has bt
standing, upon your man or your maid servant, y,ur
mules, 81 eep horse. deg, say you aud
we guarantee what we say. use our TURF OIL and
You will hd it the mall gnant, veil as the
simplest Sore that the form of or beast or
refund the money.
TRUE TURF OIL!
FOR OLD SORES e every description
ON MAN OR ON BEAST.
One ieaspooniul equal ounce OF any preparation
known.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05

~ ture JniIe Port Wine. pure French Brand,
sherry Wine, London Porter, and Volts Aromali
ocinedam Schnsps All these articles ere warrante
pure and suitable for medicinel pu.poses Far sale b
~ IA Il JOHN H. SEAY Druppist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05

OTlEE-The Subscribers having purchased oil
| I Joan A. franNa hia interest in the concern oil
Fankiin Brother & Co, will continue the business IN
iis ame house next door Liberty Warehous under
the firm and style Of Franklin Brother. They return
their thanks To their friends and the public generally
for the liberal patronage extended them ic tho shori
time they hive bee in the Grocery ard Commission
business and tno-r respectfully solicit continuance OF
The same prom sng their best exertions TO give
"A isfaetion to all vino may do business with them
JAMES FRANKLIN,
iano-ats EDWARD FRANKLIN, JR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05

has&0hUFkON.-r concern of WHITE &
a. JORDAN is this day diss lived by mutual con-
T. & Jurdnn having purchased the emil interest
Of Mr.. II ne will alone attend the settlements of
he concern. HUGH WHITE,
aug 2i-f> T. c. JORDAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05

LNAMILY ELOUR.-l00 bbls superGnc Family
=. Flour. Persons wanting will plea ~ amply i'm medi
arelv au. 81 In LANGHORNE & JOHNS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05
MI. WINDOW smaD GILT

~ CURTAIN BANDS AND CORNlCE--Wc havo
us received larer lu of Oil Window Shades ol new
i beautiful p,iens, and also Oh Curtain Bands mud
Crnico Of every oualily flease emil and rxnminent
iuIv6 ta J D. GREGORY &. cos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
sunday LIQUORERS BEFORE THE
MAYOR.

l,l o'clock set Of dolefal coun.enances met In
a. MAYORS Office two dozen victims Of the Sunday
ro,or Ia v-were assembled 10 meet their doom. II
a. solemn scene-more solemn than execution,
usr solemn even than a sermon. The very air
90 heavy with solempity. A frightful calm For
m nqui,iton was going on in the Mayors private
,ocn. II was omnously rhissered that the sancsity
n De license was being invaded, and every one Of
,,,,oemn set looked ss though he though. his time
M coming. People went in, one at a time, with
vsmn faces, and came out smiling; then row OF
nm, more or less ugly would make the most awk-
,rd attempts at show of self complacency--
,,hey;np solemn grin the most ridiculous imagina-
IA People wen, in with solemn faces, and came out
vith fsces q great deal solemn; then the row
,srsxsid made no farther attempts in the smiling
linz. There wa, one beautiful girl, who keeps, it is
,.d porter.house On Madison av. She came out
xulnr Several other women not 90 good looking,
,.me ont with clenehed fsS and hurried steps. Oc-
cuiepaly you might hear high wor Us, but generally
The busnes was conducted very quietly Altogether,
%, Of the twenty.sx cases reported ist Sunday,
v.lve licenses are to be revoked. All the Aldermen,
,ept three, concur with the Mayor in the stand he
AN sken against Sunday liquor selling. The Mayor
on o. that he had taken three things in hand-'be
nrss the police, and this Sunday liquor selling On
.ir.t Sunday after his assumption ofofce, here were
Nlquor shops open, on the second 1870, on the third
md not one Of those 90 would be open next Sunday
Tb Police, he says, need an entire reorganization,
md il would, perhaps, have been better Tor him to
have confined bis attention for the fret month entire
" 10 them. However, he hopes to have an efficient
police before very long. Clean streets, he says we
al have, which is certainly a very comforting as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
DIED.

ARENTs-Oa Wednesday Jan. ~, AFTER long lines ste
phsn Arsns fthe late Thomas Arents fort CiJ
aged a.
The and relatives respertfu. Invited attend
hrs funeral from bis 40 Hchs Hrookya
ssehsrst Saturday morning q; 10 eeloss without
further invitation.
CRAMPToS-fn Brcctlyn on ruesd,y the 10 Inst. Of
eoammptcn Aoa,o W, Of Henry =. Cranpon aged 10
year,. II months
The relatives and friends Of family are respectfully
yited attend his funeral from the residence Of his fsthsr
Nc. IS Ronc Bronilyn. on TEstsy. the 2Sh inst, st
o'elock n Her remains viii b taken Unou Csnsessy
for inteiueu-
Roetester ssd New Haven papers please copy.
GOTHAM-rhnrsdAy afternoon after short bat fsinfsl N
tbssP only child Of Charles and Ana Gohsn, sss1
IS mon The and dave
resccctfay invited sttsal
bis funeral from the residence OF his grandfather, No lW
Levs 1hnfsdss ct ~ oelock
NEWBOULD- At Detroit Jsn 20 Mrs Cornelia a., v 10
Of Alex Newbosd daughter o. Austin Wslss Eco and
sister Of Wslss Esq # The Advertiser.
THONPSON-On "Wednesday uorninx Jan. =, after lin
gerps iIre.s Mrs Harriet T. Thompson. aged years. II
months sno IS day,
Her relative. fienis respectfully invited to attend
he from the residence Of her broiheru Law Nj Peter
Cyphe,, No IS ClAtson a. Thursday, the sSth Ct
O'clock p NJ.
NFEKs-At the residence Other father In New Boston.
saturday, Jan ;oth. lass, Mrs Mary T. vito Of the
Rev STEPHEN A. Wsehs amer astessss illness OFFS months.
Of sum tion in the 9th year OF her
WAY On Wednesday Jan. "a 81 No. l67 81 1t Williams.
bu,b In the 18th year his Frederick Way iss Of
New. York City
Hs friends, and thcse Of bis brother homss Way.
invited to attend bis fUrers, Friday the 18Th inst
o'cocx HIS remains will be talea 10 Greenwood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
Sales OF Stocks at PhiIaaeiphia-JAs. ~.

TP.ror,.d for THr " Y. TRIBUNE. by GEo. @. THosA
Fist hoard $500 City R r. ss. Erie, 20; $3.50 d..
P.RR IS s'i - 100 City &c. Erie, soi ~ go Ptts
AIsr Is. steubepve cssh Ill ~ Little Sebnytil r.
scrip, IS; 900 Lehish Zine syn s. Pepns r. ~ 80
Scrip 81: 81 Beaver Meadow r. '5 ~ a Harrisburg
aij Nnehi lRR o. 100 Long Island RR ny; 90
Bark Il IN Bsnt Of Kentucky. ioti Commercial Bank
B.tnes. Board. 81 go Ales Co ss c., 7d.ys, II;
q s,; .s R. Sss S c. .mRRs. ~, ss % 40
City s.. 81 81 go Pspnsylvsns s.. .sT 5000 Alef
Co Sc. Y, sI2,M DO sss5 y, 81 900 90 ~
Isl, sItCO Lehsh g. no mi 800 do, s5i 81 900 sorris
town r. C., ssi s4oc Meth Lib Csu2 $50 ~ -.
Nav, g. is de b5 sai aari.buI. R.. 81 100 Uai.s
Canal .! 2oO New creek Coal Co. ~ 6Comm-rcia Bt ST.
AIR. hoard ell 900 Cam Amb r. Sc. rs. dsys sfs
10 Al.s Co - 7.j 50 Little Sch Nav, b5, 81 30 do.
AZ. IA Nnehnl r. r 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
law INTELLIGENCE
THE AFRICAN SLAvE-TRADE.
INVESTIGATION OF THE CHARGE AGAINST WI

c. VALENTINE.
psvoKy COMMISSIONER noRroS.

,yyoEs cossIsHoSEs MORTON
The hearing in the case OF VIM Z. 'aienuh7'
charged with fitting out he Julia Moulton /. SLAYER,
va. resumed yesterday morning before L. S. Comnh-
sior er Morton
Jsn.s Wills resxamined by the Z. 5. District
A,inrney-Q. State the whole OF your Conversation
with Mr. Barclay. A. met him 10 the AFTERNOON,
ard he kno wing me for tbs last tour or I'VE years
the mate Of an En- gIi-h vessel when he saw me he
,sked nv name and | mentioned II N bin and be
a,l me If was engaged 10 this businees-ibe Iav-
ipg bu.pess: told him Vas, and told him To keep
these tbings quit; be told me he rep.red the ons
Glsmor,sp and that Valentine osid fer i, aud tn.s
in A recent conversation with Valentine about this
business Valentine told bin not 10 lot any one kno
Re p.ic hin for the repairs he also told me he hsf seen
Valentine lately SEQ that Vslenrine told him he va
in 90 awful bad .tste that q sli the Conversation
bao With Mr. Barclay the subject; be did not tel ms
Al wbs, time be repaired tL- Glsnorgso; be told one
ths, after the vessel sailed from Baltimore she pat in
here in distress
o. Where cid she 90 to OBJECTED TO-. A. To
the Coast OF Africa On the dsvs-tade.
O. On board Of the julia Moalton wsre any stores
sent ard ey whom' [Objecteo to becsnse OF re-
evening the whole exam nasion. A. Mr. Valentine
lid ne be asd the citing out Of the vessel, but thsI
onlv part Of the fitting cut came from bis store.
O. You have declined to answer what your fsfnsr
psne IT, What s the reason for your declining I'D
;ect.o 10 A have got particular reASon, S'r'
except don't like to have his name mentioned In MS
bpsiDess
CrosseIamined BY Mr.. Whiting-Q. On vhes DAY
vas il YOU had the conversation above detailed Win
Mr Barclay A. don't know, sir; IL Vas sons
tine in the month Of December; if wa not IN 40.
v.mber; / think II ~ since my EXAMINATION IN .nn
public hcuse in Barclay ST. don't know the nu N
Der: there we're good may u the room a. me I'm
des Il think any one else heard the coaverseaoo-
o. Hsv % yea know Tat Tie 0lanorssn vssf - NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
WEDsEspAY, Jan. PIP. N.

There was a fair amount OF transactions, but tbs
market was quite irregular Atthe Second Board there
was more buOyant feeling, and the market closet
with some fruness. After the Second Bosrd about
900 shares Erie were sold ct 45i 546, about the
closing price Of the morning. 300 or 400 shares Cum
berand 33i a34 closing at "a bid, an advance OF 1T
y cent and 400 OF 500 shares Ncyagus, He7i a.
advance of y cent. The advance in Cumberland
lately 10 partly the result of important dscovo-
ries made on the property Of the Company supposed
10 be very vaIusble Central Is firm and sold at ssi;
Reading, 73ii Harlem, 80; Hudson River, a7l, &c.
Michigan Southern shows further Improvement OF
y cent. Illinois Central is becoming quito sctive,
and sold at the FRS. Board at %. Illinois Central
Bonds are frmer and closed at 72 Fries, 1878, cot;
Incomes, 1881; New-York Central, 81; Enes, 1875,
TO- State Stocks in fair demand at better prices;
ssles, Missouri sll Virginia. 90; Indians So, cal;
Louisisnss, 81.
The Exchange market closed without much firm
ness at y cent for bankers bils, leading house
asking 81 y cent Good signatures were sold at $40
81 y cent. Francs, aisis3l3i.
The rates o. Freight are steady. The engagements
are to Liverpool 10000 bush. Corn, 3D., in bags;
Cotton, 3-lsd. 500 bbls. Flour lIsii 300 tcs bef.
3ls; zoo or 300 boxes Bacon, ZIG. To London, ~
tcs Beef 81; 300 or 800 boxes Bacon, Tlei 800 ooH
Spirits Turpentine, 81. To Hsvre, 10, 900 bush. 49,
Zoe. 50, 600 b Cut Meats, Ic.; 400 boS' r'y
eoc.; Cotton, iaic. A British ship W $3.50 ',. ~.
for Cork and market At I'd. There hsve $50 -
fou, ar Ave ves.els chartered to load Gasno NJ
.un for Liverpool. and solsaIs for London me
.-.,,.u,. a.. .oms 20 900 tans. Three OF isef
-. 80 h.en made hence to Savannah q 10
| for Liverpool. .u.Ir-
80 .a< Pad ssa,oo7. Balance, essa7, s74. Ped
80, a., Oncs, sl.s77. From the Boston Sss.
Trss..y 600 900 VS. received. but = =. l.s', =.
800 in regard 10 IL w0 not reedvsd' ~
snouut does not sppesr in ~ above s1osA.
meue. ne above d posasa Of ths ~ -:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
CLAIM FOR DAMAGED FREIGHT.
C. Auf u,udt and others The Ocean steam Nsugsfon
co az Ne
SUPERIOR COURT-srEctAL TLas-JAs. ~
Before Judge HoFyHAs

NE1ICAk tIOOO UVO
The Peop Of sgt Francisco de fusosoH ana OMEN
Gen A. snte, the Mexican Minister at Wssnng-
TN Dot long since entered complaint IL t1s nse o. "
p.op Of N-Iieo ehsrsof that pursuant % per vo
him ard eury Of the Encs sknsf real or Pe.7n1en
el.ius SeIeo be authorized det-nd,st d,
~ vs. Consul 0ener. Of NeIco IN the Units1 ossss %
,,re,v. ,.d the u Gov-snnsnt sna ~
80, Il IN tteerens safe IN bis nsne-ths S'vS
-. raid out Of amount and that be received the osnes
WITH Interest ard deposited 10 IL su rnStnsf as ne
r,nsd cot Of ssd N uey before paying 70 tue Aexesn
nearly s7O eco being one cent On toe snoao
A. feee yed by him claiming 70 have been sn,nIee 20
con mission that snoant IL Wa farther .Issee tna as
"a ala money fdnciay capacity, md ~s DOT 60
t,lsA Ia Sdpet AM be having been paid Tor n
1870. 0O Der yssso that be subsequently esissse
~. .a.or % tonsn General and there resssn 70 fear ne
$500 r. leave nv vheh aid go 900 Tor nearly so) vii -
10. Tn. present seron brossht 70 compel De Arrsn-
roix 70 sfsrs He srresed the claim y
n.put, sheriff directed Jadse Dasf 70 Dc hsd
% bejJ In ESQ eee vhieh smcrat If bail be save
a. sshns have said amount o. bel edueeS
He alleges that esn sxprs-sS by hs Govern n
letter. him New Oresps that Gen Amcnrs voule ess
the Money and on the party In MEXICO orpssed % the
css Government that be al therefore appointed nsst
can Mipister erpotenary instead u ah nonte; hu ss
Ansnssis vss New Yort. rsestve d. noeey
bat sSs 70 state the IN ass b had rseevc1 N 80
81 80 frcu Mr. Ansas, vbsa lsssss would hsss ss'
Of shsssee. I.,- "a.
psfs.lass sys b ssRs - 10 New YGt vssa ssSns~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
ASSAULT AID BATTERY on A LATE WIFE.
Arn Csharls Le1htenburE AIT Bensn kral and CsroliI
krAll
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Jan a-SPEciAL TEhn--
Before Judge ISGsAHAA

Lachsse a Fauehe agt Lord Brown and Abel u MNfI
The defendants formed q special partnership IN
1851 20 expire 10 1885, dsfsndsst N4ks spees partner
ce-irbs,irs eno The firm dissolved ibe foho~hs
An,u- and Nr Marks withdrew. We received At different
r.. Il u .d prsvoss d.sou.on fls $50 cash. and In
hdr,upg the note. OF Lord Brown for ell 900 havins
lour time 10 r1n 3 proceeded with the bansess out
.or,d w November last and coud only pay cent on
~. od ard new Tue dissolution siverssl sna
bs ,oc.,sipss were esus nssmueh the four weeks re-
ausa sy law ere not allowed p. that the firm AZ ne
~, az tho oes,. pro RAJ. Motion q for ajuHc
or ssS Receiver snd opposed Decision t.ssrVsd For Paia
uf. Mr. smith Tor defendants Ass.rs j. H.
stevens Benedict y Besrdms1, Huntinstsa sud Lord
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
FIRES.
FIRE ~ THE BowrRY.

On Tuesday night, Officer Bowman, while passing
=, IA Bowery, discovered FIRE in the show-wndow
INs Underhills dry-goods store. No. 3'e, in that
,,,.t The flames were extiDgui,hed before any
,sn vas given by the occupants Of the store. Dam
-. bout $50. Tbefre was occsoned by some dry
- coming in contact with the gas light.