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NEW YoAK, March Cotton il unchanged, with mod
crate demand previous Flour Is upward, and the
market rmaaes of 900 bbs Of good Chic 80 Is 80
rs southern is frm-sales Of 3 600 bbls Wheat nm
changed with limited business previous Corn is
upward 6rmales Of 20 900 bushels Of mixed
Mt % Pork is upward and hrmsaes Of old
Sls rs. Beef is unchanged, with moderate demand
previous Lard is upward and firm Hhskeysaes
Of Ohio at Irregular prices, 81 81 "a cents
BAlrIaonE March 9.Howard street -four is held So,
and offers Of IS 81 refused Wh~at-nons offered
nominally yesterdays prices. Cornsaes At S.
a Sc for white; s. 81 for yellow.
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DIED.

Yesterday morning (Friaay.)
alcnARp LAv esd Mrs ANN MATTfNtLY, aged 70 years.
lady short but illness
win
Of the church, her drat cain
and umbi
offered fos the
Pscks church. from which
ser will take place immediately AFTER
many fnrsds respectfully invif-d attend.
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nv VIRTUE on DEED TRsssr 5srED iSh DAY ~
seFds p
~ NszSnxna- usic VI C'uass, sod "a aad ~ ~
gya~sss tisisE ~
a@s.~d ary apf tA* ~ eeisAsn
snd krat s eAsse
s<ndans shsa an s~ ps~sn~ = 20 - 80
March, 1854 sriesx, stas pes sfeans sa ~
~ hssts ro~@s ~ - = ~
NJ " nsssnx, sud sd sssr*~a as ~ = y "
snSng - ~ rah
Sysssts, " f~s- 10 inrs~s ~ s'"an
rswuseg II sene4 ssst .1s 70 "aeh -
sasr~ an ss,eups .it~y an. s nxn 81 40
q bcsacsx h1 S~sa prcrDse~s
T~rm. az r.r ~Nts ep@rssse wu
fsr sast e~efrr os ns " ss
rhs snae ssa N ne Arss pnfrsSsfr
- = JoH> IS CLAGETr, yruxtea.
Las O. mcGl IRE.
23--eaahss N~r~e"~W
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sriRiTpALiss Hrx sAB.--A spiritual medium, named
hAndoll~ iertnrrs ia Syracuse Saturday evening on
he origin Of the devil His conclusion THAI this cee
hrated character Of heahen origin and purely inns
gnary A Short speech, says the STANDARD wasst the
has Disregard Of the claims of humanity whis on earth
ana especially sA5rt speech made in SyrArnsin relation
to he prospective execution q The fugitive law Ia New
York spirifuasm il reduced 10 business and find ia
NE advertising columns % the journals q that city plain
nA'isr-cf cards from mediums soliciting the patron
age q the public The following win serve a. a sample
Miss seabring rrpping writing tipping and imperso.
Aing medium the best IN the city AZ home an hours this
B-Nil stisnd private circles residence when
required
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deposte and utter engraved notes promising pay
r and then though able refuse % rurr the aeposite
redeem hs and those who aSe tnautsrisar
ne out and ont We frankly confess thAt wsc&nn0t draw
even nae line u difference and therefore would lief
trust The one a. the other
The Asses Of = W. Co have passed into te bands u
trustees &c- who expecting pay The fan AMount due
he creditors says The pofice Ia the Union We An
peal that seeing how s. " Co have managed the mst-
ter 81 their hliureh0w efectaay they have placed Al
Their property sIErePtoHsiy and clAndctney, beyond
ne reach q their creditors In the hands 81 trustees chosen
~ hsnlselvesthsir intimate friends and relavest il
evident that they intend 70 pay just much they please
when and bow they please and 70 whom they please We're
We their creditor, shenld jump Enthusiastically a. the
ODER u either eightyeght eighty eens the do-
lar
BEsEFr oF THE cI0yS-A great and attractive bill
VIII be given for the benefit Of Sam Long the clown
host Of amateurs volunteer and endless variety Of vii
comic singing, conandrams &c, viii be given. This win
truly Be night for fun and al who wish hearty laugh
should not fail 10 attend
grand afternoon performance tAis dag, for families
and children commencing n o'clock
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EXTENSIVE SALE or GkOCERiKs AND Lfss tORS, ~
u ~ a~taan house Saturday,
arrears,
grocery OF Thomas Delaney Lostsua
6sA I'm 10 slsck, s aae goods ne
Embellishments
7 chests ~ sasieus kinds
hags salt "a bssFels vinegar, 80 soda
door nssls, kac&efs
q half boxss tpb4sen, saf had Fiea
2D6 lhs euncc, hesss eEceolse
hoxsr cloves, boxes shs spoasso&
soxes ground pepper "a covered baeksis
2 Dozen hroams " biseaang
Also, large lot OF staer arftniss.
Terms casa q. b. aGsHEs Baiiin
GREEN n ssOFF,
March I'D AartrHerNA
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THE NEW COLLINS sTKANsHip-The model Of Mr. Collinss
new vessel designed replace the Arctic and 10 meet the
opposition Of the Persia has been adopted Ter lines
said be beautiful unproiessionAi eye. She
viii be 81 feet long which is about 81 feet longer than
present ships and the capacity Of Der cylinders and The
power Of her machinery win be 50 per cent greater than
those Of any American steamship anoAt II expected
that she viii the Atlantic from dock 70 dock in nine
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CrxcfsxArI, March 9The river bas risen three feet
here depth Of feet d In the ehan-
mel Business is fair Mess pork firm at SIS per barrel
Eastern exchange at u 4 premium
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ToRosro, March s.Hon. Mr.. KHlaly, assistant commits
Of public works. Is here securing buildings for pubc
Offices and making other arrangements for the return Of the
government to Toronto.
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TO Col VIZ Roussgs, q sudisy , Virginia sA'AsoN

The Washington correspondent 81 New York Tribune
sayE the sx-eoiumn veto Of ;he French spoHon bin wa.
ooncDetd By the President from speech on The ubeet
made IN lssS, by slss Wright Hhig paper.
And where says the Ohio statesman could auy one 20
with SAFETY look for truth and correct sentiments
than 70 the speeches Or siIss Wright Nowhere -.
true il il no diseredi, bat Otherwise
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Opening II ne Railroad Sa5psasioA Brags gsagara.
N1AoARA, March s.-The locomotive . London" with
tender attached crossed the suspension bridge 81 O'Clock
this D. m She had board John E. Robeling, W o. Ba-
ehansn, with number Of other invited guests The engine
driven by VIM HxrroB superintendent u the maehias
shop There great rejoicing both ddes Of the river
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The following letter Of Col Robinson and the accom-
panyng papers in regard 70 the pistols q Gen Washing
ton VIII be found highly interesting These valuable rel
les themselves with three Of the most distinguished
men whose names are identified with our history We
should rejoice II the effect Of Col Robnsons publication
should be the presentation Congress Of the pistols
ered sacred by the ownership Of Washington Jackson
ANA Tafarstte
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THE DAILY UNION

dressed 70 gentleman IN this country In the course u
y r. ts ne Of America 10 he prepared fo~ yr~st
events IL SAYS the conducteal Is unpopular IN
49, Aid that the French army ID the Crimea Is tr-nh-
iaat "a The brink q revolt Also, that IN France the
stscupAs betake themselves 10 their heels BY hundreds
Ansif aniiles ars made responsible and get sli-
tAte under 5000 francs n 4oQl AT Paris between the
Eerde and The line dozen du-s day b dag. And
mus he gofs through three c0lnmns Of fSts and
Proieeces las bombasiic performance have
since Ac &c
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an POSITION james Bre OF Maucnwan, New FsrK.
" granted 10 ham i0a
in @key wr~nehesn for
years Of sss patent which takes
10Th OF Iaiy, leAs--
said be heard At Ehe Patent 0ce
Monday ps ~ ~ O'Clock, and AFT
granted
specially ssth ~ wnuss al @nss twenty
Oiled by either
and transmitted
c.rAance ofc@ which viii Ne furnished
aypcsuon.
e restIasony viii be closed sh@ l5a OF June
flied
srss msn,ng of ssi day the sruments,
any. days rheresn~r
,raryss asso Uusen, tst~i-
sepcef Esen,ng d. q Pennsygs
FhaSeph,a scirnnHc NEW York. and Post. Hoe
tcn thrive w~~ks
vsau. al Jsse the dxv Of hssrsnx
CHAKI E8 nAAON,
~ Pasrpus
viii and sssd in~is
containing notice
Mar le-faw3w
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By BOyKLEN. s.euenrsx.
4 INTENSIVE SALE or WINES, LG4NORs, AND GRoCE
IL u WA LINTON, ~ ~wsrah 70
easUe~s,
fr.a4s,
hanssss
tafes, ke-, canssstsss 49,
View oesas Pore ksee, csasara pasrertsrd sossrs
yery sap~saof government Jass
hFsasae
Imgorses c4s~r~. sn@f
saxdin 500
Brsnaies, ~hissey, JanssscA ram. vines
Bscsess,
STORE FIXTURES.
sach platform scales
suck aoghes e snaa asaaly
~a ~ xfacrFs, shsch a~rln~d
rPee~ a1sennoe cea "a tse ceaaaaa serH~sa Nasa CO..
key nsassis Ae These tea" qaag
me trade srnrTsRy siss wpsshy
asacr ESQ, casA over So orda ~
hry aad fer anpsussa endara
WILLIAM LINTON.
CAAs. W. HDrELER,
March 7-dtdf Aactunssr
aasruaas commencing
81. e. W. RoFELER,
t8-lt Aacnonaer.
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Notice hereby %. ladders o. e o~ described
le EpiE-a
sud day d
portions
90o and hereinafter
erefrrenrr Fer wich saif ssekR
offered. The arsy assTewd Enea
BY tse wife me taseoi
transmitted isss dspsrsenfs fs whea1f,
will be pad sninesas parNeniaixF
1. The specsfssc essga8eae
- antaorsxra vs. ae act al
Jay, -s6, 81 "a
ermhrr, so % 10 the rtcs leans sntozed
The 143 s .r4s ~..rgshe e Slst
necemhe lre7 and The latter he t Saas lr6r u
the 1863. and
5isi csa nr Tsaan
Indemnify y
FIRMS s of January
1866,
man~y
n aadision
~sii made Tr~nsnr
the Gated sfatr~ The a. b New YORK;
Phiaaclpta ~ Tire
"a No
actually Treasury hsfors Inc
of March
JAMES GUTHRIE
Treasury.
Mar s-dtJuseaH flint and ssar.l
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tHE rnk~ER MAssAcHUsrTTss-The case 0f the alleged
abasiering steamer Massachusetts Is again before The
New ok supreme court Mr George Marsdsn claims her
- his property
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Treasury Department

NOTICE hoiaers %
Y described fsiiewias nace Of ~ laaaasY
nsed drpartssnS eonaRr parehase, aprn
" lie -psed
enscd here prior ~ tse ART dag Ut laas asst
TKF psga
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WASHINGTON. D. c. Jan. 8 1924
Sin The pistols which You have rendered me through
Cot Mercer rsve been this day received and beg yon to
accept in return my sincere thanks You could have Of
Tered nothing acceptable As instruments which
in the hands Of the Father Of bis Country and Of him who
was ms bosom associate contributed the establishment
o. The Independence ENJOY they derive additional
va ana merit TO be considered sacred and holy relics
shall Keep them, sir, feenrly impressed with rsmeu-
ORANGE q teir peculiar history and Of the kindness Of
FouFset expressed towards in their presentation.
With sincere respect Er
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UnAs~A r~a~ns Omc~,
wssAsas,m, March y, 1888
an se4 pe,iaoa Of Gecrys Raaumsrs, ssryisad,
s - as ss.s or an sm.vem@s IN kseaass ar r,rns
deSssns fros hs eSpaatss vi snad
pssss4 psaoe 1ssa ssY s nAy, isas-
M.naay, l4h May al ~ s'cicck ms sSd a. pei
$500. Hs- spp~s1 trey hare
~ny said p~1iien ssshs sss 60 ss Eransed- - -
sspa3 required 30 Me IN Nc rsses
speessy h In wrns III casa sssn
days all m~d BY eef sfsS -
hessfag he tAk~s ~&d IA ssnsa
ance with se. ~ be- fsnasssd "a spp
ars ~ besss marnssg a dss tse
uaen,s IL aa, asss thereafter
xs.cr And srsAux D. c. Arra
phisIessh2 Pennsylvania seN
rnn6e Anaso.a, A~~ yesss ~~~h ds Eer~~
~svass lsss ri Nay INA s~y Of
ae~rnx c..v.aow
Commissioner Il psz<Hss
shove VIII s~saNaets
p~~s easce ~sus coaA's'~s ss. so&-es
saf le-is-s~ IT
rwOSlE-~ kDsrsox COMMUNICATION
ps Chsnwins snana Pssce ~ 49, Tue ~s~ss
ssrx "a a Prsrs ~
~ saaissn Ei~ss cA~nsas. vsss Fnes q n ~ns
- ca.sacs~f rEses So
large ssps'y q tss a'"-< ,a.s ..s,ss.s !" ,n.x~
Mxrehss n@aA~s~<~. ah sr~~f
4 aaasAca :. o.ss-s A.saasss psvs"-."sss % s'sa''
a $50 v'" 'S rsAScx rsyLas-
r,wxs<a uoaNYxG- eOw M. C~sh~s~r~s vss~ss Ne
I rses lass es~ned 70" aAs " pr-yr = uoyKls-s
csrnsr u srh and P-anssivss's .senss,
Mar e--~oS~f Browns ana National Aaseis
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NAvhL-rhe United States ship Savannah Com salisr,
from river La Platte and the storeship Relief Capt Rowan
were at Rio Janero January II the would sail for
New York in four Eve days
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BY TEL Il CIR Al PHI


MmwAUKEE, March sAt the charter election to-day the
whole demecrac ticket elected D. b. Gross mayor
by about 400 majority.
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lowing
" have few words 10 say u The suspender business
y The country The manufacture of woven suspenders
ne niied states commenced about the year lS40
Mdaleiown in this State with capital Of $4,000 There
Al present factories ia the country I've Of which arr
N this Sxie, snd In Easthanptor Massachusetts,
empoyng'a capital Of nearly five hundred thousand
dolarsn
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National Theatre.
Tasasassug gese.ssiey ~ ~
sgLENDED cfkCUs c0nFANT
81 syess a N4agaa.
fhs h~st eaas~frsxn truap~ AssnnA
Aamon peFfsfa4acs snrasdsy,
eiAx a. Z oelook. Nsaafen prioe.
rhas svsning. sarca 1853
GRAND Change 90 PEDESTRIAN NOVELTIES.
" sssea appeM
Me Rasa, IL Rae. Thca kinx a,a.ay ~ g6.r
Masters saaisAn are ehasles Mr d aNasaa xaannos
fast~f se.s A@a ~ thsre ANseus wYess,
AAGs and LsaE
Coneiadas = lsseslts panteaui.e
wanled 30 children 80 ne s~asauslase = c,us..aa
Prcus. sc, No beGes. auk-aa
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susrEsDEnA The New Haven PaIadium has the fol-
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THIS PoToaAc RAnR0AD.-The Marlboro Advocate snys
that The survey OF the Potomac railroad has been compile
ted and the whole route pronounced TO be eminenty "a
vorable TO the work The Advocate is not however in
possession Of any official information Of the progress made
IN the collections detFay expenses bat it has Ia
vorable reports this point and thinks that the work
ought not 10 be neglected.
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MORAL EryEcTs or UscLE TONS CAnN-It is mentioned
among the moral effects If Uncle Toms Cabin that th'
four little boys who fell in love with ite Eva and tool
private box every night 10 her Barnums Museum
at S. night derived the Of doing from the enter
prise Of one Of the lads in stealing the letters Of his EN-
poyer which be 6ok from the post oficei
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r. s-I think you should publish this letter but yo'
are the best judge Of what Jon should do. J. G X
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28
The.tres and ExhibItions.

AcApEaIy Music.-On Monday evening Verdis best
America when sisncr Amodo from Royal theatres
Msr and Naples will make his first The cast
stands folowsSignors Stefenone rs Leonora Signora
The Tousadcur sisnor Brsno as Count di Luns ssncr
Amodo sgnor Rocco Qunto and Muller will also appear
BROADWAY TmEArnr..Nr. Forrest appears Again th,
evening in shatspeares play OF Ccrolanus This piece
the pcrtrm takes up entire evening there will be
afteryiece Mr. Forrest will be assisted BY Aessrs In
nerpsn, whiting, Lefngwcl, Davidge Mad. Ponis Mrs
Abbott and Miss A. Gougenhei In prominent characters
takes place to night vhen programme Of great variety
will be for the amusement o. their friends Pro
cssor kisey and troupe Mems Schmidt Mile Therese and
ME- un s s s Charles
two characters. and Misc Charlesin six.
EuRToN,s TitEATRE.-The manager Of this theatre
bill Of great variety for this evening
IS. 81 .h sna = Y. .M
Mrs Cooke and Mrs auckland In leading characters The
comic piece OF Slasher and Crashs will follow and sill
viii close with "All the Worlds stage"
wAILkcxs Tn ArRr-The new comedy Of ''Eiopements
The the OF Lester, Brougham visosn
Band Mrs Hoey, Mrs. Broughsm Mrs. Stevens and Nrs
Conover The comedy Of the Bold Dragons" will cor.
clude the smusements Several pieces In propa
ration.
AMrpIcAr MusRusThe piece select this afternoon
oarro, fail draw large sudisnceit Is the roman c
drama ofthe Lady q the Lake CLARK Taylor and Mss
Mestaysr In the principal parts In tho evening the
end tie Maggie" and the " Robbers Wife,
Woop,s MIYsrRsLs-Ihe programme FOR this evening
consists Of negro minsrely, and the Acsniled Wander
ing Minstrel
PtnRAs's MrxsrRsLs announce an entertainment of
yariety-sIncfnE, nsrumcntN pieces, dancing
the turie lque Of Jim Browne
FmpIpr UALI.-Thrse Who have no. scsa Smiths Piano
rams OF Europe particularly Setstopo should call sud
sset.
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UNION CoussE; L I--TkoTTING.
TEE r eting for purse postpouea from the day
previous came OF yesterday aste. noon between g g.
Union and T. q. May Fly Adellne oeiug Withdrawn in
consequence Of her match with Mark Mcguire. The
weather against fas, time, the wind blowing gale
during the afternoon ping the dust n clouds
the course. May Fly he favorite previous TO the
start ten to eight notwithstanding that he exhibited
slight ismeness In his scoriug and after the 6rst heat
his iansness became 80 apparent, shat those ~ho
backed him ut the beginning very anxious to hedge
out at aEy sacri6ce. He grew worse, aud was with
drawn from the confess after the second hest.
Eysyt Heat The horses tad nice send of, Union
takrg the lead the insde, around the upper turn
but when he reached the baosstfech few yards from
the quarter pcle, be broke up, and Nav Fly went in
frent an tozen lengths passing the quarter pole 10
forty two seconds Down the backs-retch Union trot
ted vtry finely closing up the gap at every stride, and
mile poe--time, i:2a On the lower turn the gray
reached the and swung the homfsretch nearly
length in 'front.' ibe lsmepfse of May Fly became
papsbls 10 sl-hs fsltered, aud tell behind two or
gate instead Of being allie TO 60 up aud beat him to
the be also brose and 1ouDdered about without
making effort to win the psn 10 the leg seeming to
Affect him greatly Union .os ey Dirty ; IN gag,
Upisn withouttakers The horses went away side aud
side and kept together to the quarter POLE Ia forty
two seconds. Then tee gray began TO ope a gap ON
was thirty yards ahead time, 123. The now
ehowsd quite iame aud could not extend himself ct all
dropping of farther and farther TO the end The gray
ana the race ended. The folio wing is summary -
UNION CoURsE-FRIDAY April 27.-Purse, mile heats
best three in Eve In harness
a. Woodruff entered &. e. Union. ............. l i 1
Isaac Woodruff entered q. May Fly......... 2dr.
George Vogel entered b. m. ADgene. dr..
Time, 2:46-246L.
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before Hon Judge CamPotH ana jury.
APRIL 23.-Etienme d. Hulcr against Hyacinshe de Gu
loup and Leon Preaud This was action brought
by the plaintiff French gentleman in this city against
the above defendants to recover the OF $722 o.
which plaintiff alleges defendants owed him for two hun
cred and fifteen boxes Bordeaux carst Wines sold
them by plaintiff the 3oth day OF Juns, 1884, on
credit Of iorty i've days Plaintiff in hs complaint ami
through his counsel, Mr. j. T. Brady alleged that the
defendants tsnduenty conspred togsther to purchase
the wine in que4ton with the ntsnton Of defraudng
the plaintiff o. the value Of the sans with such
intention the de mt Galaup pla his promis
sorry note payable forty three days after date thereof
and that at fhe time gave note OF Alex Lee
more for the sans amount due in the month Of Septsm
ber that In TIE month Of July and before the maturity
Of ssd notes, the said Lemonte became bankrupt and
failed and the 9th of July the defendant Gaaup
the plaintiff security n consequence Of said
failure bill of exchange his wife, in Bordeaux for the
sum of 48 francs, which protested for pay
ment-the defendant Gallup not living with his wife at
The time having any right to draw upon her. Plain
tiff now brings this suit to recover tbs amount Of the
Nj. H. Nor nge contended that the defendant
Preaud not interested connected with the pur-
chase. The defendant Gaaup confessed Judgment As
against himself for the amount in controversy and did
not defend the trial this action.
Vercct for the pla nt against both defendants with
out fraud) foS 500 81, the amount, with interest.
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Supreme Court-Circuit.
Before Hon judge Mitchell.

SUIT FOR DAMAGES AGAINST RAILWAY CONDUCTOR.
APRIL 27.-Fancis Huber Nicholas DeHart.-This
Is acsn brought to damages of the defend
ant, (who Ia . conductor the New Jersey Rallroad)
for eecDg the plaintiff from the cars between Newark
and Jersey CITY 1t appears that the plaintiff who Is
German, In company with friend, neither Of whom
could speak English very wen, bad bought tickets at Eli
zabethtown from that place to the city of New York.
When the cars arrived at Newark, poodle dog, which
the plaintiff had with him ESCAPED nom bis custody,
TO retske him, and the meantime the cars went on
and left HIM and his friend NJ Newark The plaintiff and
bis friend waived until the next train arrived and took
passage thereon for this city When the conductor In
collecting the tickets to them they exhibited to
him tie tickets which the conductor had given them
the train they had previously got The conductor
fused to recognise the tickets whist they had and de-
manded pay for passages from Newark to New York To
this the plaintiff demurred, but finally, alleged ten
derd TO the conductor the money, fifty cents for their
passages But the conductor had stopped the train he
elected the plaintiff from the with force the
plaintiff alleges, that the leg OF the plaintiff broken
on aDg to the ground Damages claimed to the amount
OF 0O The has been tried twice beforeonce the
jury disagreed, we believe question of amount of
daInagep. and the other time the jury awarded to the
plaintiff the full amount claimed $50o0 which verdict
was set aside ON appeal, on some legal point
Mr. John Van Buren, appeared for plaintiff, and Mr.
VIM. Evsits for defendants
TIE Jury having been out about two hours and half
rer dered verdict for plaintiff for 81, Co., to which the
Court added an allowance of four FER cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28
The Cuban Question

The Macrid correspondence OF the Paris Siele dated
April g. contains the folio wing statsnsnt:-
The government has received denominations Of a
very rcept date from fhe representative OF spain at
Washit g'on This b. mister ftio,tates himself the
good rent Of the Uled states aud the nature
of his ieiatcns With the Cab net which has
aean to us agents all the ports Of the
Uron rmsl instructions to oppose every attempt at
expedition again Il the leland Of Cuba
ATTACK on GENERAL CoScHA IN THE SPANISH
CoRTEs.
Extract from the debate the sitting OF the 81 April
VI FEIJoo S0roaAYoR Deputy OF Orense. developed an
inter p'atson OF which M had given relative to
the late events in .uos hut which had 10 reality
other cbiest than attack the government of that
island and defend his colonization enterprise He
energscay atteei General JoeeAde Ia Concha, whom
he cached with having subEer fonised journal for
the pose OF disturbing public oraer Cuba and vito
having been N relation with this consp rtt0rs The
proof Sas that there has been eircusee1 in Havana
portrait Of General Concsa holding 10 his hands the book
OF II e constitution
NJ. LuzrR defended in general terms the conduct
OF Get .iai Concha.
The MARQUIS DE DuERo brother Of tire Central, in dig
nsrty rsfutd the assert Of So,onayor, whom he,
in turn accused q teiog inhuman speculst,r; for
this ,enap he said had inouced poor gaciaus
to eogfa.e 20 the ssuc Of Cuba by making them large
premises AND paying them but five piastIes month,
Whit tbs negroe. dc not earn less than twenty.
The pci6ert had further result NJ. sotomayor bav
ing acted portion of bis charges.