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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

.ro.t.. To Conulttes Of tie Whole.
ConsUSiCATIOSs.
p, ,ha courseI TO CorpVrs'n. 20 ,spers
xs,1 a. i'm ss.ns that tho prp0e c'-rnsnfrn Ord
-rrxicrs that contracts .ha be confirmed By
r. Il al b. IRE berg sxDed executed.
s1sssstios uhsfhsr eNDed that
be feqlirtd be confirmed b. the Comma csun-
h. chief Enrneer Of the Fire Depart snt reporting
~ Cerufsry IS hasrs FOR f.i-d &,
-,,otfa duty 10 COMMITTEES On Fire Department.
TRoM BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
70 concur 10 pay SafoS Doeyat 80 IS Tor s'vsrt
,rs for swibss and plan. for Gen "orns monlnsnt Mo
esves other paper. ve presented snd referred to their
prOpiiste committees.
COMMITTEE or The WHOLE.
The Beard then went into Committee OF the "hole-Nr
Vsgulye the Chsrsnd took up fr o1ssdsrs sion vsrou.
psptn Which had been Previously referred TO some OF
vfch recommended FOR adoption without amendment snd
thew were ordered 70 tbd reading The report 10 relation
10 funeral expenses II p Laurie AID 20 grading One
Hundred enty seventhst Jmmitted the re
port On petition Of Alderman G.mDns Leuten-
of Police for pay psssd over the report ~
20 gradDs ElevoBbst sDded by stfsnf out reset
ting" and hssgBs part Of fftnst amended By fagsng
four feet wide rstesd OF si Accepted AMI the amended
pepers srdsrsd 10 a third reading
The RosId then adj ourned to "Wednesday afternoon a.
O'Clock
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AsTI-SLAvERr LEoIUBE.-This evening, the Rev.
THEODORE PARKER of Boston, viii speak on the sub.
jet OF Slavery, a, the Tabernacle. Probably no IN
in tie United States has s,ud the subject more pro-
cundy and certainly one is more cap ,ble thaa he
of presenting it in clear and convincing light. It
will be necessary. we think to go early, in order to
secure sea's
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By charity 10 w.id- IL lat. for r-u-i.
.efsuea De I'D .ud thoasard sgf-f Their st-s
stand fret IL order AID Ere. In urEeaey AID oosi
,lot md ,kfrs ese-f- frrm respo-sb y Al must
siv, the ush fsy sen before tLes
spaye-os ,ufe-lss .ns starvation sDpear insviasls
JAMES Brown
GLO 8RisNOLD.
ROST y NlSIUhN Fir4rc. Committee.
z WETNORv
THOMAS DENsY.
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FIRST OF The Seasonal splendid assortment
effrw Dsrss GOODS pa. yes'ert,y = Hs,RD
4 ~ 81 Al the remaining SO u AEARo.
GAR GO h.vtE teen toasN' - t.e Pr-eut
hsM their vsae viii b. SD e. r.tlc r n
Csf-ru a1d sFo-te Shzw plain az bsoc ds Il ~
hsfice Pcs Psrsrsft.s Muslin de LAM a. oler Dres
Co.'s .u1st sivt sEsy The Cd H0Gse - = head
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IAtre.t..rertl

Farewell to the storms; spring is coming. AMI
for ~ % - -
ave al winter ors Poarso h aoor ~ ~aee "a
susi '-r srr Pho ssric Air - $50 brlifvsy IT,
urfgrsfc beauty rerct1r BE y Ne life
-. EhoognFts 4 es-yss chsisnse rssFy Cal sui iss
TEEN
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-NEU-JERSE'Y ITEMS.

WAsHIsGToss BIRTH DAY ASsIvERsARY.-TAis
cay will be appropriately eelebsted a. Jersey CITY At
O'Clock in the forenoon Continental Guard will parade
through the principal street. The different Chapters OF toe
Oroer Of United Amecsns ill parade in Jersey City before
Going TO NewYoik The bal Of the Cos tinenals will take
place IN the evening at the Hudson House.
The funeral Of Smith Holer aged 10 years, and for
years past resident Of Jersey City attended y-.ter
Gay the Aims House which be hs resided Tor
he aaff Lrrn Nsar.
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SUPERIOR CuURT-PsRle

Colwei sparIiez at hea.es Levy =. 80
To recover damages for not bsing supplied With
.tesm No. 79 Gr,nd st., already referred TO- The Jury
ecu lot sgfee and were cischsrged.
Ia the Gaze Of Nussbsnm against pirties, az 70
butchers horse end harness already referred TO- the
Jufy also we're unable to agree, and we're discharged
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La " INI,ELLIGENGE
SUPREME COURr-Feb 10.

Mr. CbstfeId, former Attorney General Of the
sse who received personal uurs few days since bS bens
sh appeared Court To-Day, and took part
in = motion. apparently restored 20 heslth.
Ia tie matter Of wi.eIipg Chff.st., &c, Horace
Bodsn Georss IT, Parser Joseph W. Bou;k, sppJused
Conu
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Mr. Davenport greeted last night, at the Broad
way, by large and fashionable audience, and his
representation If Hamlet, for the first Tins in
New-York received very cordial Endorsement He
was called out at the fall OF the curtain, aud made an
exceedingly modest, ulstereoyped speech Of thanks
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COURT OF COMMON PLsAS-Feb. lo-BeforsJ ads
IsgKsHAN

INCRsHAM
CLAIM FOR FREIGHT.
William Neson her. owners Of Ne Orleans packet ship
r. aoovs, hsIs1ce sIIeg.d Il" h. me Of slej 25
on the sisht OF quantity OF n the above ship rms
that the cotton Vas iI1fsd oy sssssns oona
for plaintiff s25. For plaintiff. Mr. G. Jones' tor defendant
PENALTY As TO RoIsTwAY
The City of New York 80. Samuel A Brower
To recover penalty for alleged negligence M not
ssdSn :, ss 10 dss hat NJ
pied Gee il the badnz bat not ths ao-, IN sseo ne
pyns ad liable for the pes.ty add NOT the
eeeulsIt Of snSihr p,i 81 'se f ssfeadsat
~" '" Before Jude woopkuTF.
INJURY FROM cROIOS WATER.
tr,onis c och co. sgt. Ans1.te Do bet =
plaintiffs occupied the inst door shdy tse'nent ..
No 10 Brcsdgay or he vending Of clocks They say st
ocsupisd he ofs; be s.usea apparatus 70 DO
sced sale for tn. utrocn toG 81 cr1eH ~Asf
, ~ ovs,sow Of ~ser; that s.r dii overflow 90
ri.ht 81 I'd My ls54 snd down aoon n. eIoes...a
oe. b q. p p,.sas suit ss'iP Sroas PsaG. :y
trfrE expense defendant might have es9.ed % %
the sppsrstu. topeOes or Gu. ID Wnea ~oo nave pre-
defense Sr sy. he onJ up-d the fslrfh story OF
rn ara ~. 10 fore. ssd Story, which he - N
te h.at o. s,e 1T s' q. liz. :. ss ,ory there va.
re amply suesrt 10 ordinary time. tt 90 'I me VIII
xs.r a. 50 unusually hgh AID With .uch zIsat fores
S sr.. Is. no Pa. .a o. on s the slt II The
there h uOde s.ads IN the oAenehI ~HS1
vs.. snd.r tte control OF p.inll9. -, 81,
ne wsre-pp. appeared bid piece q tr OF bras "lta
bos. il ns,d -hsre i connected EN- No o,t &c
.., n. ..ksd whether be holes 1d MOI act n-d
&c whh the .nsp the vsshins hs hsnS, a. -
~f,,,nrsS D., osiut Me--r. Cit sad = Dsi.a aid
snth Fer Defendant MssUs bukiey sao Stsln-eat
CIRCUIT coURr-F.b ls-ssfSrs Jadss Roo.systr.
srIr FOR sisKISG A VESSEL.
Seaman & Jsbs ss- Iii Kelley.
By the owners OF the sloOp Renssels,r, TO recover
v.us OF said slocp struck By the steam hos, oVh A-r.
TIE Buc.on kivsr sLssGJ referred Il Verdict fo
rl.i1ts Is fST 81. tsnE sno2nt snd TsTest 1893
fhsre a. also az .. ezson 10 eoGpks a. 70 her csrso o.
eoas stated positively - Ses plaintiff 'n'
OF motion. struck cat
SUPERIOR CoURT-FsA 1s-Besore Jodie oikith
SUIT FOB INSURANCE.
Geo-ss Bupcs sgt rhe astsets IRE
! The printing oticS, &C., of Mr. b., NO 'sl '"''
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

NIoLriNs IHE SUNDAY Lsw.-Ofi,er Morris of
the Thirteenth Ware reports tsat JOHN snI,s ss.a -.
Sunday. " violation Of the law f-'' Va
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..5.,..6 y, srs 1.-THE tine Of 'he eufnins on sNp
IN e.tsi;isirer Dee c 1855 He ssy. h'' ~ n ~
10 ..,- r.fe or hal ~ his broker 7h De WI No -
-, 80 T~.-.... Go - in.u- ~ =; has A-f ~ ~,
fi,v ,efu4,o 20 ave ~ policy Psy The l'- " ~
49,, . 10 fh~ Csr rsny d-iver snc - W
..f.se ii, go I've - 'rsn-e hsd not o-s
~ n. ro.,,. ive-sc verdict fr ps'n''f N .s,
.rt-c. ,, ~ o-ircr fh~ Coar- sor pi Urfir. M
tor cs.,re.-t Me.srs Traey snc >i-hoi..
slrr AGAINST TOLIcHsrS.
W., roark az Asrnp ~ Wrsu John L. Morrill, George
" Reelw.u ,ns sichs.l Hersnu
Piainff .aho - porter a. tics rifet States papic
sicre Re the door 81 - feaes
MA rc y "a ose 4 hs eefen3su.s tod bin 70 40 into
hi. sla it,. The ~hos foss l~ho Of sAs Vine
teen as Poie hcLs cause, violently sad ert-ly
bat him 3 ihsr obs pisced bin kc Sax
him and took him 90 the sisoa- a0eSs
IN 6s. shere they threw bin Toto ,se Sanseos
the hottest ushs 81 ss' sumner eens the ,sns "a
which sic ssd have neen Allied IN eenaeeoa ~,A
tie police q sHobr station ths ster oeiof kept al osn IN
Of suirFg from wo0nds h. hsi received rom tnS
cub. h before Justice Cieks ~hl, GA Us tess
q The policemen themselves discharged him coss'ses-
rS ih.t b hd due nothing deserve sest Tee present
-cior for sssagf sui b,t-y snd false impf so1aeat
Dsnsse placed a. srg- .ucunt.
sd thst the, psinf for drsgrdery
oaen The after they urest-d
hecau cs'eccsnts force sud vo-
ed 'he person OF tae plaintiff sccf rs
urder the rules regulations d the Pcc- ps
ranrent srd particular stseks assaults &c
In rerly IL esued that rsnti4 maie uiiue reset
fe be continued f1r paint,f Mr. d. X Taylor Tor
eeeodsri hesss Lawrence, rneteFmsn eod Nandespoei
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Horsr THIEvEs.-Psrick Feely Martin Kea'nsy,
Ard Jss Drs, arrested At 10 oeioek Yesterday ofns
hsyins IN thslr possession lot Of lead pipe f.l;ets le
~keh 1t aes-d they .t..s from sh. building No =
Christie Feey had sunssh0t Ia hs possssg "a. TasJ
were esGnited "a swsis exsn-sstcE,
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PIGEoN THIEyEs.-Sevsrsl boys were brought be.
fore Justice Smith yeseriay stesng from the
nse. Tho- Durham 10 Sr-test >unrsy Two OF them
were convicted and sentenced TO the rouse Of Refuge
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corpr c.LEsD.R-r.g, o. ~

s,,,p,oS CeiHf Voc st ~ ~ "a IA rs III IA m,
ia az ga e.: co rs - 10 o 1.i "a sp. So.
7ls - ~ o. ,,s.~Part I-Scs. 2i4 25i 2s2, 2st
c sS 20 % y, ~ u. III ri l - 20 30 81, IS.
H--h,~ % - -. So SJ5 SO, S56 30, >3o. 80.
~ c ii III ccrRr-No.. iso2 1899 III no ii's'
( DI,IarcT CoURT.--S0s. Is, 10, 80. 10, 81 70
srrnrar CoCRr-G,sv& Term.-Ssns ~ yestsr'
day
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Rrpcr ,R,ys-Seversl burglsries were perpetrated

BURGLARIEs.-Several burglaries were perpetra
in this CITY Sunday afternoon and evening The house OF
yr John Moore No 2S5 Bridge ct entered between
ard o'clock the evening while The family were at church
y ,ius open the basement door The closets add
ur ranssekeS and variety Of clothing and silver
Was stolen with tieh the thieves escaped Among the lot
were oil. SPOONS marked NJ" The residence OF Car
v,T No - schernerhorrst va. entered during the after.
noon and s the .serxe and ewey that the thieves could
Law hand. On we're carried the value tho property
oen amounts to about 2o 1h- house OF n. Barber.
No 1e9 DDfheid similarly entered between and
cc6cb robbed Of sverware and book the Bowery
Saving. Bank. No detection 10 either case.
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UEITEH STATES COURr-reb. Is-Befofe Jasss Bsrra
Mr. Edwards msds an application in the case Ut
Mr. s'oushto1 spanish Consul and Mr. Carsboe In rssano
to the proceed mas }. HernAndea youas Cubaa-the
ssd Nesss sud havRs bsen ordered TO Be held 10 esD
each 10 the Of !co that order OF De vscss
OF the bsii reduced. Postponed to 2lst insG
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ARRysT OF A SHoP-LITTER---A German, named
Ieuh sinclair was Yesterday arrested ehAEss With stealing
~ ols x,tehes v. slo5 from cbss Gsznebn at No
81 Nssau. Ii sppesrs that the accused sacred ~ store
nS.r r,ten.e Of buyipg WATCHES for JssOb Davis NO ~
Ch.l sld selected several proH1s 70 en- 70, tae
.@ he b.d 5isd he failed T-turb 81, Mr. o.znscn on
.I.rrins bis stock found tso watches sing be tnen
caused ths Arrs.t Sinclair ~ho committed ~ Jase
O.orus The chsrEei ~tn ssvins o.
The pr nj stolen dozea bgess prs valued n go ron
s,sttsn C. siheren Of No no Broadway under sni-'
eIeuus.sleea
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Complimentary Ball Was given on Saturday
evening at the Cbnese Assembly Rooms, by his
friends, TO Mr.. Thos. II. Bell. Several of the men,
bers of Sheltons Ai,kens, and Robinson Band vol
unieered their services and the music was Of course
excellent. The ball WAS handsomely attended, and
proved substsI tial compliment 10 Mr.. Bell
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CnMNrNICAIIONs

Mite. and b.t the Of he appropriated de,rsy th-
.rn.r.a To Cor. niue Of u NbDIe
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VIOLENT ASSAULT on SHIPBoARD.-Ms.hiasG la-
dersen, ths ain o. tn schooner Wsks lying Robbn.s
Doek brought before jas ice Smith Yesterday By
Lent and BeLpe Of the Fiat District Police the charge Of
assault battery with ineut Kill upon he
s.vsd Of the vessel named Adam Lower appe :, On
Sunday everins the eptan noUei the snd the
cabin, questioned him relative conv.issiion about
heh he had With the The yard r-p-d that
he had conversation upon the seet when the esptsin
seized chair and knocked hin down. bss him ssfay
h.vrg Pr sousy ordered the iocs thu cabin
CouIsiut hsvng been INSIDE CsPt Brown OF the First Die
tie Police he Issued warrant and the above ohc-r po
eeedec IL bat hsi great :ny IN hnans The
tain Thsy found him at ss 10 cut OF the pacs bel1s
deck and tcok Hall. He brought up this
held pail Indictment which
be found sgsin him by the Grud Jury Lower the ew.d
va, conveyed 10 the Ho,pits Besides other
bodily injuries # his arms is fractured.
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BURGLARS FRUSTRATED Early on Sunday even
three burglars attempted effect through she
iD the dry goods store OF tany ,fsers cor OF
Grand sId ssthsts woman re.id ng m the adonios build
ps bappenrg the bcs toop the burglars toOs
70 then heels leaving behind bace ard extension bt avery
pousy skeleton sey which could ne altered TO nj
dark lsptern esther straps with which
10 aen the The had nearly succeeded
u cuttiut panel IN the door.
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A1rrvPr At HlGHwar RoEBERY.-A Germsu
Wm wsn.- re.ldius 81 No 4ol 9Th ked
on saud.y evening the % 7h aud SD So. ey
xbo scted him the pavement sud
"a. r .edns 70 roo him Of ais watch, when be heard soe
ON. spurosc "a and Ted he pursued for some sancs
but u.snsgec " escape.
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CoRoxERs ISQrrsr.-Corouer Rsdding held ar
inquest yesterday upon the body q Marley ounhsn, M
late on Mscs and koscassosvs who
died suddenly the dsy previous The verdict OF the Jury
be died OF congestion Of tbs bsn eiused by ntemPer
srfe
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A ForyDLryG.-About9 o'clock Sunday night, the
family of Mr. F. Baker Of Fifth aud Flmores-s
infant the bach stoop The little stranger
for the niih nd yesterday WAS handed over to
The supeI ndeLt Of the fooT
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FATAL FAIL THROUGH A HATcHwAY -Corodel
Wilhelm yesterday held Inquest the ae~Yort Hosps
uroa tie bocy o. WI. Mckinney, naive OF Ire AM.
ys Of whose Death esused fracture Of the skull
rrCduced 81 fell through the hosswIy Of the Livery sable
no IS. puares The deceased inemperste sn1
,uproseS intoxicated when he met With the sesdent
A yeroiet OF accidental death rendered byt the Jury
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The remarkable Miss Coutts who has so constantly
followed Mario, ID not going to Europe with him. she
will remain in this country, for some considerable
tine at least.
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ARRIVALS Among the recent arrivals 10 town, we
notice the following:

ISrAS1IcIDE.-An Inquest Wa yesterday held by
co-o,eT ODounen the hous- Of Mrs Peer No 40 Church
Il UPON the body Ef.nt found IN In the rear OIL ths
above preue. The medical evidence went to show that
IN, ebd yas born alive and had died from sufoe,ton.
colonel family arrested suspicion OF being
the mother child but the evidence as.ns' her VA 10
deem ed sufficient and .ie diehsgsd The following yer
Diet retdersd BY the jury; That deceased came 70 ~
esih from 'uHoeson in the sink Of house. No ii Charch
and that 'o nan, in the opinion Of tbs jury was thrown
into the sink BY parties to unknown
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The final meeting Of the Perham Git Committee
Of 1853, vas held last evening; and the time for the
distribution Of the property remaining on hand ex
ndcd two years b. S. Adams presided, and Robert
Beatty acted as Secretary This is the Seyes- Mile
Mirror enterprise, which was drawn at Georgetown
d. c., February, 1854
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TIE MARKET BAsK ENBEzzLENEyr.-The exam-
nation Of VIM. Pos Ssckett late paying teller Of the
Market Bank, who stands charged with embezzling
s25 600 OF the funds of the bank which to have
taken place yesterday, was postponed until o'clock
this afternoon in consequence Of the unavoidable alb
sepce Of Henry l.. Clinton Esq counsel for the de-
fuse who was detained in the Superior Court. Judge
Beebe appeared counsel for the bank. The de-
PENDANT is corrected with of the most respecta-
be families in the City, and the investg will ex
cite considerable interest.
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CIRCUIT COURr-Feb ls-Bsfore Jadss Roo4syELr
srlr FOR SINKING A VESSEL.
Seaman & Jsbs sst Iii Kelley.
SUPERIOR CoURT-FsA ls-B-for- JodIs OAkLtr'

SUIT rVe
Georss Bupcs sgt 'rhe Rstsets fse sfufsns, oar,
The printing ouies, &c, Of Mr.. b., NO 'si '"''
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Sixty dollars was the offered yesterday for six
first class seats at the farewell Of Gris and Mario
pretty good price, should say but it did not bring
the seats.
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COMNERCLAL A1IIERS.

TUEsDAY, Dec. esp. m.
Tie debtof Tennessee, according - thsGove ,ncrs
Message is ss7l4 $50, of which s4752 900 consists
Ct bonds ssuei in aid Of railroads secured by hrss
mortgage OF SO, eco y mile on the roads assisted Or
the remsr der Of the debt $3.50 900 for CAPITA OF
he Union Batk and s. OOo, 900 for The Sta's Bank.
The State OWLS stocks, &c, valued az sl,2ii,s3,
costirg g 500 7l6. TIE revenue from the Bank
Stocks is applied to buying up the six cent debt OF
the State The disbursements of the State for the las
two years have been rather larger than The receipts
The balarce in the Treasury is se7,s3o
Tie Washington Union pubi:hes under its official
head the following commune alton from the State De-
partnent relative to charge in the Chinese cur
rercy:
"a correspondent residing 81 Shsnghae writes that
proclamation bss been Issued By bis Excesncy Chi)T
Superintendent Of Customs, which DEGREES that all
dollars whether Of cd coinage, shall circulate
AZ rsr on and after the Chinese year which Is he
18th dsy Of February EEK. This decree Is OF great
inn or ance 10 American commerce., IS heretofore all
dn'ies bad 70 he PAID In Spanish usually designated
Csrolus') dorars which, in consequence OF the COM
parstivey small Iunber in circulation, always COM
and high premium"
Tbo Of ha vsriOus railroads in November
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nal claims .ha. b ene Of the mos. mpor,.n. enter.

nal olsima that II b. bne Of the mos. important enter.
prsee IN the country and that ii is destined 10 secure
the lions rbsre of the trade and travel of the West
which ow pass the New-York and Erie and Cen
trail Railroads and through the Eiis Canal. II IL q
line, continues TIE article, that can never be en-.
crosched upon, from The fact that il Is the shortest
route 100 mi es) that can be got between tide.wser
ard the laies-ihe Central being 800 mics and The
IRE $50 mies-wbile the maximum grade Us feet to
the mile the test of the capacity Of engine, Is but
half tina. on the works named
At IndsI apollo, on the 18th inst, Judge Hunting
don, in the U. S Ciiczit Court, decided en- important.
question growing out of the Free Bank as OF rnds
Tie plaintiffs in the action Oliver Toucey Of Indian
sPols, ard william r. Mexican Of Terre Hsuie-were
holders tf large amount of the bills THE Wabash
River Bank" st jasper. After making a De aand at
tie LAST place OF business of tie bank The bank hay-
g b. en- Discontinued and closely and having their
bis protested they csesed suit TO be Instituted
| Judge Bowen Of Ohio who wss its owner and who
cole stockholder Of said bInk 10 make hi indl-
vduolly liable for the prott sted bills withou. az all
resCr ng TO the securities filed with the Safe Alli.o-.
TIE Court decided, on demurrer to the declaration,
that TIE bonds filed with the Au itor intended 20
be fl st applied 10 The redemption of the circulation Of
the hank which had been protested for noupayment,
and that, b,ore proceeding sgainst s,ocsholder -
make him Individually liable the Di-h0lder must irst
show that he bad exhausted all the securities filed with
the Auditor &c security for the circulation.
At Boston, The Journal of MOadsy says:
within few days past there bas occu red decid-
edly favorable change in the Boston money market.
Such paper as could be passed in the early part Of
the week below IL IL cent was readily negotiated
on + iday and Saturday at 9GlO y cent, lowing a
declr in tie outside rates of interest of y csnt.
The city bsnks also have loaned more nicely SINCE
their substantial incease of sSecie which lntedts
50 63s ll2 according to the last official returas. Zoe
receipts of gold from California in the past fortnight
have been about million of dollars more than hs
exports and further arri9es expec,ei this week..
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MARRIED.

ALLEN-wAITE-ln Peiersturs, " Y on Wednesday. Dsa
49, By the Rev. S. sale, Mr. JAMES C. ALLbNef tie City
CT Htw-Y rk, TO Mrs J. ANNETr WAITE, daughter Of
Judge Waite Of Petersburg
BRYANT-TFRRIL-At Setsaiet, Long Island, Ssni,Y,
Dec rs ~ he hopse Of ID. brides father Mr. ALEXANDER
h. BRY4Nrto Miss LUCINDA 81 TERRiL, daughter Of
Csp, biehs Tenil.
HOW LL-H0NAN-in Port Jefers,n, Long Island, on
WedLtsdsy De- 49, at the residence Of Mr.. Brewer Owe
tan by Ire Rev. VIM. Wsie, Mr.. CHARLES z. HOWELL
10 uIS BETSY HOMAN. both Of Ysphank
JOEEs-HAKES-In B, rin. Rensselaer, County, N y, on
sunday Oct T. hy TIE Rev. 5. Gale, Mr. THOMAS A
lufs.
LAMB-GRF Erin Berlin, Rensselaer, County, N, Y, On
sunday Sep. 2 BY ire Rev. :. Gale, Mr.: WILLIAM II
CIR EN- CT the form er place.
WiENIh CT B-SAsXAY- On Mondsy evening" Dec. 81, by
tie Rev. George Hat, GUsTAVuS A. WIENlNGER %
sis JANE L. sANXAY, all Of Hew-Yoik.
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DIED..

DUNBAR-On Monday noin'ns Dec. "a at the residences OF
james l. Curt. Nc. Is Es. Twentyeighth stgsst, Mrs..
NIL Y DUNBAR 'ged about 81 yesrs
Tie fur esl will tte place from St Bsrthoomeys Church
WEDNESDAY, the 26th inst st 10 o'clock The endI Of
the deceased r,spectu y invited attend Her remains
will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetsry.
BUsV ELL-On Sandy Dec. ., Mrs JANE BUSWELL,
reliet Of j. z BuSweli, in the 5th yeu Of her age
The friends ard usnspees and those of son aud the
members q kcrfkstrsst Baptist Church. ard slso
bes Of CoseneIt Lodge No. So o. of o. r. in
ved attend ksr fsreJs from the sfense Of her onin
sv :. Ludwiek Eshy fifth street, between Fourth ami
Eli ssebuss, IT l24 oel1ck today "wednesday The
mains SIl be tAsen % Greenwood Cemetery.
NORGAN-C On Sunday morning Dec 3 .fsr short bot
Illness John MORGAN, In the 5h year Of his age,
native Of sj yCumrser SreciBoekshre South Wales
for the last 81 resident Of this city and a. Tie tune Of
his death s1peirte dent Of the Brooklyn City dosst
The sys and iends Of The family and the nembsD sf the