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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-06
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THE PASS OF THE SIERRA.

All night above their rocky bed
They saw the stars march slow;
The wild Sierra overhead,
The deserts death below.
The Indian from his lodge OF bark,
The gray bear from his den,
Beyond their camp fires wall Of dark
Glared On the mountain men.
Still upward turned, with anxio1s strain,
Their leaders sleepless eye,
Where spliniers OF the mountain chain
Stood back against the sky.
The night waned slow: at last, glow,
A CLEAN of Sudden IRE,
Shot up behind the walls of snow,
And tipped each icy sPire.
"Up men !" he cried; lyon rocky comb,
To-day, please God, we'll pass,
And look from Winters frozen home
On Summers flowers and grass
They set their faces to the blast,
They trod tn eternal snow.
And faint, worn, bleeding, hailed at last
The promised land below.
Behind, they saw the snow cloud tossed
By many an icy horn;
Before, warm valleys wood embossed,
And green with vines and corn
They left the Winter at their backs,
To flap his bafled wing.
And downward, with the cataractsI
Leapcd to the lap Of Spring
Strong leader of that mountain band
Another task remains,
To break from Slavery's desert land
A path to Freedoms plains.
The winds are wild, the way is drear,
Yet, flashing through the night,
Loi icy ridge and rocky spear
Blaze out in morning light
Rise up. Fremont and 60 before;
The Hour must have its Man:
Put on the hunting-shirt once more,
And lead in Freedoms van
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-06

The editor of a paper in Schenectady,
in describing the effects of a squall upon
a canal boat, says that "when the gale
was at its highest, the unfortunate craft
heeled TO larboard, and the captain and
another cask of Whiskey rolled over
board"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-06

Success prompts to exerti0n, and
habit facilitates success. Habit also
gives promp.ness, and the soul of .des-
patch is decision. One may write a
book or paint picture. while another is
celebrating about a paint or title page.
The more we do, the more we can do.
If We go forward with spirit aid conf
dence, we shall succeed. The best are
lille half the time, and he who does
nothing, renders himself incapable Of
doing anything, while capacity is iryiS-
GRATED by occasions of necessity. Oul
expenditure of intellectual wealth m4kes
US rich. and we acquire ideas hy IL ----
ing them.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-06

SoOLDING never did any body good.
1t hurts the child; it hurts the parents
it is evil, and only evil, everywhere and
always.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-06

WOMAN AND PIcTUREs.--If, indeed,
woman were mere outside, form and face
only, and if mind made up no part of
her composition, it would follow that a
ballroom was quite as appropriate a
place for choosing wife, as an exhibi-
ton room for choosing picture. But,
inasmuch as women are not mere por-
traits, their value not being deter nina
bic by glance of the eye. it follows that
a different mode of appreciating their
value, and different place for viewing
them, antecedent TO their being individ-
uslly selected, is desirable. The two
cases, differ, also, in this, that if a man
select picture for himself from among
all exhibited competitors, and bring it to
his own house, the picture being passive
he is able TO fix it there, while the wife,
picked up at public place, and accus-
toned to incessant display, will not, it is
probably, when brought home, stick so
quietly TO the spot where he fixes her,
but viii escape TO the exhibition-roOm
again, and continue to be displayed at
every public exhibition, just as if she
were not become private property, and
had never been definitely disposed Of
Hannah Moore.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-06

The man who thinks laboriously will
express himself concisely.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-06

Truth is worthless until exemplifed
ip conduct,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-06

WHAT we learn in our infancy remains
forever.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-06

Do no. sign a writing which you hav
not read.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-06

SrEAkING without thinking is shooting
without taking aim.
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LADIES COLUMN.

A DISSERTATION ON HooPs.-The spi
cy correspondent of the Pawtucket Ga
zen thus "le:s himself out' on the expan-
sive subject of hoops in ladies' dresses {:
And, talking Of the ladies, they are
positively getting bigger and bigger
The petticoat mania RACES fearfully.-
They f!lup the sidewalks, as they brush
by you; you feel bOnes-whalebones, L
mean, for there are no other within a
half mile of you. What a dreadful
reversal of nature is all this ! 1 do not
object to plumpness and rotundity in the
proper place, but what sense is there in
being so tremendously orbicular about
the feet! Between you and me, Mrs.
p. I. has fallen into the fashion, and
maugre my remonstrance, has purchas.
ed one of the most monstrous Of these
inventions. l examined it with much
awe the other night, after she had gone
to bed. Oh, Roberto it was "fealfully
and wonderfully made" 1t is an insti.
tuition. In size, it is like a small coun.
try law Office. | think it must have
been raised like barn. 1t is latticet
and cornered and stilfened with the ut.
most ingenuity. When she has it on, my
'gude wife, is [ so to speak) like Ham
let's father, " clad in complete STEEL
She is just as safe as if she were in q
convent. She is entirely shut out from
this vain world. Qaoqd the earth, she
is nothing but large skirt. So mucl
for the salty of tie contrivance. The
question of beauty is another question
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-06

81 love you %
Trust me, it will be to her and to you
both, "better than diamonds. ''-EUening
PnSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-12
RIED.

BONETT-MoEWlEN-At stratfoId, Conn, by the Rev Dr.
stesin Theo. p Bonett 10 Harriet e. daughter OF kob' d.
hcEwen, All Of this city.
CLARK -PERRY-On "Wednesday evening" Dec. 10, at the
Of the brides father By the Rev. Geo. Potts MI
James Clark to Miss Fanny, eldest daughter oi ssm
Perry, all Of this city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Albany, on Monday, Dec
BY the Rev. q. IL. Nichols the Hon. Wm W. Canpbeii ~
A. daughter Of Jacob Livingston, all of Cherry
valley.
FLAGLER-ApEE-On Tuesday, Dec. g. by the Rev. James
Mlett Mr.. John T. Flsser to Miss Hannah Ioniss Adee
daughter of Ssml H. Adee all OF this city
BAGER-FIREHOCK-ln this city. on "Wednesday, Dec g.
BY the Rev. L. 8. Yocum, Mr. Nicholas H. Haser to Miss
Julia eldest daughter Of Frederick Fehock all Of this
city.
HALLETT-lDDOMS-In Brooklyn on Thursday, Dec II,
the Church Of the Holy Trinity by the Rev. John A. Pad
dock Rector Of St Peters Church, Arnold Hslett NJ D.
and Masareta daughter Of William Addoms Of Brooklyn.
b. John N B., papers please copy.
AERWIN-SMITH-On Wednesday Dec TO- by the Rev
Asher Moore, MI John @. Merwin TO Miss Carrie Smith
all Of Brooklyn.
REYNoLDs MEADAt the residence of III. brides father
AbrAn Reynolds Miss Lucna Jennett eldest dsugAer Of
Col Jsbes Mead, eco, al of Greenwich, Conn,
SUYDAM-KLEINE-On Wednesday, Dec. TO- at the South
Reformed Dutch Charoh, Fifth avenue by the Rev. D. Mel
Qusckenbush Of Brookyn MI James Suya OF this ety
Mise Emily L. Klene of Philadelphia
wILsON-DAvIs-on Wednesday, Dec. TO- by the Rev. Dr.
Gordon, David Wilson Of Bergen, NJ j. and Emma II. Davis
dsus hter Of the late Daniel Davis Of this city.
WARD-THORNE-In this city, Tuesday. Dec g. by the
Rev. Dr. Hawkes., W. r. L. Wsrde to Eliza c. Thorne.
WORTH l. STELLENWERF - On Tuesday, Dec O. at the
Church Of the Dvipe Unity BY the Rev T. H. Chspn, Mr.
Tnos Worth to Miss Louise daughter Of A. stellerwe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-12
M.dse. River Market-Bsats.

Barre New bnrsh, W. J.. Jansen, master, nom Newnffh
arrived at wharf Warren street, Dec reports. ~
rs Veal Calves. is Sheep and Lambs % Beeves do
Mutton i22 do. Pork 900 dressed Poultry ~ tubs buttef
aging 50 h kins Butter averaging 100 D, SO bushels
Corn 10 do Rye 81 do Buckwheat, bills vinegar r0h'
Leather, 800 aides dol
Barge Caledonia r. wsrdrop, master, from Newbursn,
arrived At wharf Of street. Dec TO- reports ~
Bee,e. ioMnl Coz. 40 sheeP and Lambs I Hor.s 10 car,
cases Beeves 10 dressed Poultry, 10 Turkeys 60eese
DucIs bbs Egg tubs Butter averaging IS 10, 50 6rkins
Butter averaging 100 bbls Rye Flour, bbs Potatoes
IL bills Apples IS bblssCde do. Vinegar 20 rolls Lesher
10 sides do, 10 bales Of Goods.
Barge Susqnehspns NJ II. Finch master. from Newbursh
arrived wharf foot Of Warren Dec. TO- reports 70
beeves Milk Cows so Veal Calves Ill Sheep and Lambs
10 Swine, Horses, 10 earcssses Beef do Veal do Mat,
"a do Lambs sl2 do. Pork 1000 dressed Poultry, lo3
Fowls ~ Turkeys - Geese II Dueks se tubs Butter sverss
rs frkns do avssgiBg "a ~ 40 bales Hay, % do
Straw o4 bushels Grain +oe bbs What Flour ~ do Rye
Flour SO bags Buciwheat bills vesesbes bills Pot.'
toes bbs Turpips IL bbls Cabbages ebb other Veget
sbe "a bbl ApPles "A bbls. Cider II rolls Leather 1000
side. Wool.
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DIED.

AUSTIN-At GIeenpont, Long Island Wednesday, Dec
TO- Of consumption Dorothy p daughter Of Benjamin and
Lydia Austin, in the sd year OF her
BARTLErT-At Lee Mass, Thursday, Dec. Elizabeth
r. wife of WA. Bartlett and daughter Of SspL. Stevens
esq, Of 81. Augustine, Fla
BAWDEN-At Greenpein Long Island, Tuesday Dee. O.
after .,hoit but ness Eleanor H. Bawden wife OF
Jshn Bawden.
CoFFlN-At spripssed H.. Sunday morning Dec O. Mrs
nary Conn, reict Of the late Capt Alexander Coffin it, OF
this city, aged 90 years.
COLLlToN-On Wednesday Dec 10 ster short but painful
years.
ILL ess Patrick Cronan. ~
piEiL-on wednesday, Dec. 10 at the residence of her
brother-n-lsw, John J. MyeT HHrlem Mr.. Sophia Dies
widow OF the late John De the 6ltb wear Of her aye
The relatives snd euds Of the family Invited
TO attend the funeral on frdsy morning Dee ~ AZ n oocI
from ST. Georges Church, Beekman street Nv. Yort
Her remains win be taken 10 Greenwood.
DwYER-On Tuesday, Dec Mary Dwy,r daxsb.er ~ J,s
and Csibsrne Dwyer aged Is months.
DELPRAT-On "Wednesday evening, Dee TO- AZ el 'cIoct
very suddenly, John c. Delpat, In the 6sth year Of
DAvIs-At Troy, Sunday, Dec, = AIS George W. Dsys
titer an Illness Of ten days.
DUNKIN-On Wednesday Dec 10 Henry Ps-et Of John
I. and Agnes DuBkp, aged yeus mon tbs and dsya
DYkEs-On Tuesday Dec g. Evhs Pstehin daughter Of W.
liam AID CAIiasa Dykea
EcCLESOp Tuesday, Dec O. Of sensump,or John Eccles
.scd NAIVE Of Sligo and for the las; thirteen
. resident Of this city.
ybANCIs-on Tuesday evening" Dec. Of disease Of tbe
SsyL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-12

COEf Either 10 change notice in prices which
well sstaned the incemsnt weather has retarded
considers learn only Of sales Of 800 bags Bahia
FLOUR AND MEAL-1he market for Western Canal flour
under liberal receipts and very unpleasant less
i've and pic. Of the low grades Ice lower A. this abs
ment ssd inquiry Prevailed but with few sellers The better
erade without Change TO note The sales $500 bos
90 l0d Sc 81 cor 20 good uperhne State 81 i1d
90 IS for State Sc Sd Sc 81 for supersne Indiana
Iowa ke - 75d 81 fer fair Ohio eta ss
for fair choice OHIO sc d So rs for ST. Louis brand
and 81 s0eSs 80 for extra Genesee Canadian Flour
lower szes $50 bis az Sc +0d So 50 for superine
Ga 81 IS for brands. Southern Flour Is held with
much hmnes the demand active ard the arrivals
good .upertne Baltimore &c, and 81 secs for fancy and
inactive al IS 1T Tor jersey.
fflsH-The market for all kinds extremely quiet bat with
limited rec-p;s prices maintained The transactions
u0ns.
FRtITS-At auction lie Of crop Bordeaux
Prunss sold bdl1f also $50 k. MAsx. Grapes IS
90 ~ boxes layer sins, sisnty damaged IS 70G
e9 so ~ do. " r. Il IS s.; 90 half do. do 70;
les do AZ Tic 10 Brandy Cherries IS III 10
ass assorted Fuits 80 76 leo Oran Water
Ct 81 75d 81 81. and 100 Olives az 81 sli.
CsAlS-The heat market i quite eetive, the stormy
s.r eopded, and prices % j. better, with a &c Of
5000 busls embracing 1870 bash Ehee Southern
part AIiys 6jGl ISL go bu.h white Ohio q: 81 ga
sl 70 $500 bush white Illinois Cd sSos BASH Canadian
81 S6i u.s. the er price for choice IN equal 20
81 76i IebyeTed; so bush. red Iiws q 81 81 lo bash-
red Genesse common ~; 300 bush mixed Wsstern at
81 ST. 100 b1sh red ueois q A0el 81; and so bush
pkis MshsG ~ g. RJehsrm Bot aH!ss sc 1E;st
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On Tu.,ds, Dec Mrs Fem, wife Of Anthony fem,

ssf 81 .,r, months and "A DAY.
pTRRIEAt Dundss Csr ada West, on Torsds Dec Irs
WicoY wife Of Eobei, Ferie e,q W - ana -urviy
inr dsuehtsr 81 the late Manuel Ove.Heid, ESQ
FAIcONER-At Elizabeth, r. j.. on Tho .s,s Dec Ms
Cs,hsn. f,lcon.r Her rensns We AID 10 The suy,iug
fround Of the Rev. DR.. MuIisys Chr rob
GIBSON At Hrersrw, on Wednesday, Dec. 4 AnHe
Wauvritbt infant daOsh'eF' the Rev j. Breckenridge AID
Fannie p. Gibson
GAMBLEOp Tuesday, at the residence 81 mis- son Jo-
sepb Mr. William V.mbe, aged IS year, lac oil Coanty
Tyrone, Ireland.
JONEs-Op Tuesd' y lociaw, Francis Parker Jones'
Of Col WIZ jones' aged II years and months Of
KETTELL-O-h "Wednesday, Dec TO- Mrs Hannah Kettel,
r.e OF tSe late Thomas p kette, aled IS Jear aud II
months.
Fuper, Friday O'Clock M from her late residence,
No. ~ Union street Brookyn
Boston papers please copy.
LFE-O On Wednesday Dec. TO- Edmund Lee aged years
native Of Tbou astovD, County Kilkenny.
AcKAGUF-n South Brooklyn, "Wednesday evening D-c-
TO- scarlet Mary lane, daughter Of JOHN and Mary
Jane AcKssue, AGED years and 20 days.
RICH-At Greenwich Conn., Wednesday Dee 10 Elssseth
Anderson, wife Of TomAs Rich ard daughter OF Ihsddees
seieck, aged z2 years u-snths and n days
Funeral from heris.e resdeaoe Friday Afternoon ocoot
New Haven cars leave Csnrl street at u O'Clock.
Louisville payers please copJ.
EOGERS-on Wednesday Den 10, william Hewey RoF
Of VIM aRd Mary tpn Eoger, aged 10 months md IL
days
sPENCER--fu BroohyI Tuesday Dec Of enlargement
gland.
TERRUNEIn BroO<yp Wednesday Dec. TO- Of scarlet
fve Lovs daughter Of Abraham ard h.Ty Anne
Terkupe., aged yam, months aad "A days.
WOODW ORTH-s 81 Clair Mich. Tuesday Dec. 2, Mrs.
Rsoi Woodwork wife of Benz Woodwork, aged II years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-12

lnss.iv' "a sSi 50 s sru ..i.: Of s.ss At
S.s sa. IN s.r request: gsri. ssS viii ,g ISsn %
Western Mixed 74a'5c ~ southern yellow and 15 iof do
GUNNY BAGs-T ,,r,. the. have been sale. a,
o. 81 esrA, For lots on the spot no'ar's
GrNNY CI rse. say.oss on ,hi. I.s If emmy Cloth
HIDES 1919. susns.. has been done The
!W JAM AZ lSc 70 net cash, they sj Chsztes 10
49,, privse terms and $50 do i'i 10 average I" "f'
,6Ps .rs aar,; small sales only making 1t 7aile hr
HSYTh. m.rsst is firm with fair demand 7O for ship
TiME-rbe sale. ar. 500 Ssl: common R0eH,nd At s'e-
LI9rissETSs sr. invoc. Of crop New Orleans .Od
this s5n a sT.p per hip R. here on the
The sr.t r,. year Dec TO- per satanA ,aa sold
ported Of GARDENS, but could no, learn Particular.
dISosips .slss les bills It e. cash Crude in
ss limited sqgpy Ss'ns price: .s M n board the
Se.. Common Rosn IS iu.Dim, and nOnally hd At
s s5s 81 so p ~ .aosi and delivered Fine qualities
Sc BID
nd C Ss d. hio SR dull and p pee. are lover
Whining fered without attracting the attention
o. oLs@Tbe maiet for mos, kind. characterized BY
,rsme dunes English Linseed continues quiet, and some
,on. n Csn Seed and he inflated prices obtained r Seed
srrve months have been the means to send
1ospt decline in prices. hence the great reduction price
.o American in better IsG1 s. w .s s sn.rm ,s
dull and although holders making strong efforts TO maintain
prices influences enough in operation 90 warrant
irher decline and speculative parties at the East may mud
their too late ths; other substitutes are st sup
planting the Oil aoseher most OF the railroad conps
lies now Lard Oil in preference, beioe considered much
cheaper article Manufactured Oils rather quiet aud prices
Ahyhipg in favor Of buyers Lard On in moderate
r, ar 80, a. steady Other kinds unchanged
fRoyiSiONS-Tie demand for POrk I. limited but With
S s s 8 ssg ns~ a e.s se s' I'D
NJ and $l7dl7 50 for Prime. Beet s hrme and IN
GOOD demand with fair arrivals sales Of 80 bos tod 81 .
kr Country Prime, SEA for Ness aud foui Is for
Chicsgo Prime Mess 10 quiet At Sl71 20 Beef
Hans are steady sales Of go bbls good Western Ssds
Bacon 10 esvy dull sales Of 80 boxes City cut Long Mid
dies for early delivery Oc. Lard is hardly hrn and In
fair d, naud Of 800 bbls III Sc. Butter 10 fair de-
nAnd and i7d22c for Ohio and odz7c for Sa'e
Cheese IL sasble atsdl0tc.
RlCE-The market FIRM the sales 500 tee At SIS 1s9
81 50 y 100 included so tes sold last evening for ship
mep.
SUGARS continue firm sales of 100 hhds SIC for English
Islands and SIC. for Cuba also 800 bags Singapore on private
terms 1000, -
SEEDS-At Boston sale made of 90 bags Calcutta
Linseed 10 arrive in January at 81 IS y bush cash
TALLOW-The market 10 steady; sales OF lV,o" 10 a.
Halle -, -,
WHISRY-The market 10 variable, the demand nodeTAtei
sales OF coo bbs at S2i dSSc mostly at the latter rate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-12
Disaalers. &c.

Loss Oh BRiG Nancy ASS.-Cspt Msoodneh OF ship Sos
tautine a. Boston from Liverpool reports that on me
nst lat ~ u.s. 68 IS fell in with bns Nancy Ann ~
Wells Me Capt. Pope, from Southern port via MonosI
or Portland In hing condition. and the making con
., breach over her, Took Of Capt Pope and five seans
BARK ELNwooD, from Valparaiso Tor Boston, renAnss
shore at Proyincetowp 9Th inst - a.
BpIG TAsRY Nor, abahdoped on the ah inst, was h1s
Georgetown, g. c., for 81. Johr, ~ b. .
ScBR c. s. PEAsELy, from Philadelphia AZ Charleston
inst had heavy weather all the passage, and los; ib
rELEeRAPHIc DISPATCH received 10 London the dsy pnS
10 the sailing Of the Atlantic, dated Cronstadt Nov J
the closed up for the Winter with chance Owe
sells getting out. There American vessels 10 port
BRIc BosroS which Galveston 18th ult from brbs
does formerly of St. George Me, 29 tus and mew r.
Gently Of Boston She sailed from Portland about Aug W
Buenos Ayres under charter by Boston house. Who have
recently received letter from the master Ssyer stating hat
had put Barbados sold vesse and and appopne
the proceeds his benefit. The brig s under f
nsn fas supposed Bremen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-12
NEW-.IERSFY IiElHH

rsr DrrARfmEsI EsILnIasn.S IT. q. sn.. 1e
itt:' have ss Sen.st Of the JeI.eyCh Fire Dep.r%sas
Esnt io o,nhsns' Fund which will take pisce on tues
Wiso~. ~ "a Al Parh Hall. Those who appear yoian'
ssr her services; them .,s the WooSSs David
a po.sei, D. g. Gregory Jr John NJ Abbott aud
kc", hi ~ exercises will consist OF vocal and IN.
p .,, ,.,s,ons the reading Of poem dedicated
- .bs jmey CIV Fire Department dramatic reatns and m
30. des yvy former entertainments have been very
, II . bs has been crowded The demand for tick
- . such Ls year that has been deemed advisable TO nave
.inmept The will take place this evening at scots
E'ehsuse a. which the eligible seats will be disposed o.
TIVE ST .spIso CAsR.--Tbe person who stabbed > o..
Collins, one Of hands employed the Jersey Ciy ry
~, on esdsy evening" is Samson Austin po ~,
$500 AZ No 50 V,sey street ~ y and resided NO fZ
ksroad svenue Jersey Cry He brought before
Bedford yesterday morning who committee hi" " ' ~
FIRr-The barn Of Fl. NJ. Traphagen, a. lne corner CT
Of Prospect and hyecond street was destroyed oy
"Wednesday night.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY

SUPERIOR CoURr--Trial Term.-Nos. SS7, 9l7, s6i,
9H $751; eS2 e53 s56 40 Co., 49, $40, $40 s 9 94 9l6
- s s55 $751; S55 5Ss s2l 5g7 go 1884, 29 49, 49, s4,
$50 $50.
SUPREME CoURT-SpcciL Term.-Nos. l2S, 23i,
le ne e. lss 30 27 2 242, 1876, 155, 1884, Isl. %, a.
rs l1 147, i5l, 1863, lf6, 23. 2o4 800 -
SUPREME CoURT-Circmt-Nos 1854 1886, 5S3
5 1882 1885, 454 1850 24ss 77 li 1887 285l RIP 1859
Ss 25S, 27sS, 1919 1880 1904 1883 l775 1892 1859 z7l
Court OF COMMON PIEAs-Trial Term.-Psr -
Nos 100 e 95e 1921 to 1850 inclusive, aud 1904 Part H.
Nos 1892 TO 1874 inclusive, IA ass.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-NOs. 6l to ~
inclusive
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Drc. l-Before Judge

The trial of Wills and Comfy, loan brokers at the
eeYuer Broadway and Worth street. charged with receiving
quantity Of stolen sces &c the proceeds Of burglary, was
inued the opening Of Court The defense introduced
to show that Emerson. the principe. witness for
the prosecutor the who that he purchased the
seods Will was unworthy Of belief The occupied
the entire day and not concluded when the Court adj
journed
Louis Ahre1s, well-educated young German,
pleaded guilty forgery the second degree in attempting
counterfeit bank bills He sentenced to the State
Prison for FIVE years and four months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-12

n s<d mhp AIrfed Jr0a Lirerpoo-M Gibb Mr. HAnil.
ton Miss Roe. Mr. Eschen and lady; Mr.. Lcchus lady and
maid servant; Z. L. Wood Robertson, A. l. Legnertues
A. Gardner W. Fielding Mr. Hyden d. de Angels A Ram.
say. J. Colby j. RAmbu.I. W. D. Poole Mr. Dalw, W.
Becke A W sDer A. Ross Capt. NJ Ray Mr.. Goepper Sir
Jane DnDlop Bart Mr. Case M Chsney, w Nun aud
lady, Mr. Manro, v de M.rteas. L. Harup A. Meran w
DsmRssr q Taylor, Mrs Harris and children r. Dick.
sen, Z. Dsksou. c, Lunnesshloes-Tota ~.