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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
Passengers Sailed

the res7 hip t,cbt1. Jrc~ Poscs f,r Iirsrr.s'-s
Lewis. Miss A Lswl. Ms Lews. M > q Wsid. . A
slew q h shaw nr. II. shaw children and SAVANNA
Dorsd Mckay. Ass :. srsdi,rd. ; ~. orafto J. T.
Burr Ms Hcfrsc sleepef ani wife - Sleeper. J. H.
seersr Of Boston s'of and Issas COoNer q 10 ys
EI.s Kelly OF New BecfTd Mss l. kiehArds OF PROVO
.r Graves, vie sld child Ess Hiysre Mss H. HAy
Yey Kerry Dc Koyn VIE eAd ard 2'2s'ani, Arms foRs,
:. Ma III ar wife D.LGi. Z. Le5Tsn. " u Fskse.
tia. Nr. Leyton p Buss! ar. MtcDogsA John LIVE,
Lcui Gy,rs Isaac jacobs NJ Howe y. Cbds.y Of fort
RsAsrd al. er Of Ns~Js,ssy Be- " Rogers % Reshsse
SchAuh.rg u PLDse.Ia Dr. +. NJ 1lagA and wife u
Demo Ms. Debi Mics jau. Boz snd pslR.n 81 v,.
lsusoon Hssse OF Charleston = Larson A. Melissa
J. p affair +. solomon G.o >ni e Ch.s.o; NJ h,.p
ofAfsan. . J. Bo~en OF Iebs John VI
III fOrteila d Gin, LOU. OTssgo. rruu.s.-- Mtni.n
CNee tel New O-,ns r burners l. Potier Cslf r1is;
John Bro t- hourrsl; Henry .sni- J. Weaver W White
fesd AsN. sell Thomas Dorsr snd ore .nf ,h,f Canada:
{ hsgg.,d Tcro Mr., voYion .ra child Miss Phelgs
- Join r.; 7. MILO, NJ. Jon. children LIZ,
er,co K Reynolds J. l, end -iie Blg r. h Man.
lev Mise h-iia "ccgetf, :. iims Mis, Trss ian
Carey W Wright ~lie. ~ rlsud; L-gsni D. Nor
er.rs f,snce. Ihso Pls "a a. Turner ard wie Pars J.
Resell &c nary Bst O'Fdner seiy: sSAni;I, Per,
Prace. T. Nheeook seyeTei arS d.aistrT Peig; N..,
her;cc; Josn Hilton. j. y Hal WLi.amon SAD 1aash-
ers hrr. TtoGas Dy aad maid, nstsSse act n'ss d.
kellCT } \. LswioH. Bos,ou-lsl.
Far XI.' &C ? Archibald Boston; T. Z. Snll b. JeAs
Hosse.t ST John. ". NJ =. KouRs. Is OotehAm Master
C Kline ar r ro~sr " n Crsiton, Mo HUGHES esrss
Eughee Ks3ny. Ph,ls C. fr.r !. IhA-e HsisNi George
Go,lrag-, f. gaud-l5. Total iS5.
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IS 6t,+H 3t
Letters rom the late President Alexander 5.
Diytn. esq, fr, IN Robert Fsies esq principal Ensi-
retr of the sulbur, aud Enc Road nnd Major rrei,
the former Engineer of the Villa sport and buirs
Read were tmt 0C IN the report, showing that the
w.k he's b. constructed with the greatest economy,
ard IN ,he mo-. subsant al manner ard that There ha,
been htile or ID lss to the pre-.ut Compssy IN tho
fr0nc.erIg for tie construction of the read. Any de-
preerti,r If the stock having been compensated by
the sacrifice made in he sale of thu unfinished work,
to the present Company, ard al the bonds havl1g
been parted With by The Company 10 the contractor at
Per aid that all the lose which has resulted in the
terIr,e hss fallen upon The contractors AID the asso
GATES and not upon The Company.
The e.tiu stts for the ensuing year, - ding Mano
81. 1887 Gve balance, after paying the interest on
all H., l,aus of oi 9 cent on the per value $50 ot
Tie stock with prospect OF far greater returns there
after.
"Tlese estimates are baesd upon calculations of the
coal trace from shamokin district ana tue btu'nin-
Ous r, RoD- the iron tIadewhi' IA viii exceed 30 goo
tuns the present yearand the increase OF the pass n
gel AID general freight pts in the ratio which they
have realized the pact few mouths.
"In the single article of bsrley-of which 10000
bushels were brought over last year-the Company
Law. reliable grounds to calculate upon trade OF
200 eco bushels tie coming season.
at in this view that think this railroad presents
tie strongest claim upon our citizens as the great con-
Meeting Ink OF Philadelphia ana the lakes OF the est
Were our merchants fully Of the facilities it
will hereafter extend 10 the trade of our city, both IN
bringing the products of the Great West te our doors,
and n enathDg our obbirg trade to reach avat sec
ton of country hitherto almost inaccessible, We link
the estimates of the Managers for the future business
OF the road you'd fall far below the mark
I've commend the report TO the PeTusal OF our
merchants and ctizeps generally.
AN election for Mansgers for the ensuing year was
held, At which the following gent.on.ea were unari-
m"n,y chosen: Thos. KINDER IT,; Samuel V. Mer-
rick Israel Morris, John Tucker, Albert Worei,
Francis n. Buck, Caleb Jones' Alexander 5. Owen"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09

2IRCKUT Ap-sTIMBkENNER-ln PhlAdeiphis, on Tues
GOV MAJ O. q, ST Andrews Church, BY tse Rev III Sio
veI, Harriet r daughter Of the lse w StinbTenner'
go of Ney.York - T. Hofmsn Birckhosd Of Toledo o.
DIXoN-WII SON On "Wednesday. evening, Nay by tie
Rsy Wu St@ln al William T. DIXON 70 As Asulds A. L.
NlsOu, both Of this elty
prIoT sTONE-In Boston on "wednesday Xsy 7, a.
Trinity Church by the Right Rev. NGuton EastoGre, ~ D.
Flsvorth Eliot NJ D. to Anna stone both Vt thu city
Sr.nits State Capt Joseph King Commander, on ednes
d.y NAV hy the Rev James HNoourn, 9eose = Hubbard
OF Portland Conn Isabella NJ King OF Jacksonville, IL
IrMARF-PRICE-At Hscit ey lear London, England on
THURSDAY ArA TO- by the Rev Mr. DAVIS Joseph Lehre Of
that rlAce Mary daughter OF Davii T. fTice
S,ces OF BrooSyu ard granddaughter OF T. A kutz OF
kewGk
yFUsLAGP-KNOUSE-O Tuetesy evening, May g. 10 he
Defo,n.d Dutch Chureh VI Manhattan, BY the Kew T. W.
CoGsr John H. H. NehAsss TO Luenia j. daughter Of iae
Rev Charles knouse
ViLnFRDING-ROSS-A Hartford on Wedbesisy Arrii
~ Inv M. Re- Re-, Bishop BrowLel Charles " WLneidIns
OF tAs ci,y Harriet B. daughter Of the late d. Isan a.
Ross OF The place.
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Arrived.
.rrla 4, Capt. Higgins, from Bremen

e. s. mall steamship HERNIA Capt Higgins from Bremen
u, soythaupos Apr % with rids-., &C. 70 Z. H. sand
Bah star Crockett, CsIdenss Apr q sugar c. to r
Kias Co "a. ashore on Cruie Del Pare kee' mp
as.at AT down her nert morning, the ed With fore
az. Es1 TOP s.si he. sGS TO % DE reef ip
long S. barb A Bern 'tesri down the stre..
Bah LyrA BENZ Havana, APrn - sugar. cigars, &c =
Moe. Taylor Co Api % la "a Of Ions IS ~ spoil. BIZ,
d &a'T DoI I.t Of H.sef.. VI With sos and e.@
Bsrt CaEOLs Ewood Charleston, days, Cotton nee 49,
BARK samuel Morley (of New Londonl rMhsri s.a.t:
Starch 30 ron and e. P.'senssI. 70 h:se .sa%a., e,ss
Bmi Nsueop Cof fhadslphis ssvery, Rio Jansro, hTeh
with Emily Keith Penny, for New York ApIl W ~
long SAT spoke Phoenix. from Pernsmsueee Tor Se"'D~
B.st Mary Gibbs, Taid.d Dc Cubs April IS, sugar &c.
Bsk Ma,fowsr COf Nev Haven Hutehns, Trinidad Cse.,
Ami IS Vi. Long bra sound, With sugar and o's 70
BIG N.ietts (Dr) saith Comwsis 10 ssy' potatoes"
ID b De Volts. ,.. "A
Bns ABBY Frances tOf s.y.nn.h Gardiner ssv'nn'A'"
Brr PA ceton ( Br.otlyn Maine Allen, Savanna MAJ
sebr So+msn 1of ssnsorl Kinks from Boston, for virginia
in S1a va. I Roi ". fish to Smith
SIX J. Darling tof BrsoLhaven) Terry R'msd''' da'
seLr G J. Miller tsr) johnson, Bsr'eOs fruit TO hl'@
Sehr w Els s!cssls. Savannah days cotton se'
sshs nELmosd Harris. Richmond, dAJs, aOur to C. H.
Piorson- -, =. o.Ll
schr Benjamin Cassidy Es'iort with lumber 70 sniaa
BoyDtaG. =. -,
schr w. Cray Andrews, Portland, G., with stone.
Seal Giraffe tswyer Rondout coal fos an eastern po'
Schr Louisa Hicks Rceklaud lime
scir Floreuee, Jsnies. q, koekland, line.
sehr. T. r. Jones, Bockixnd, lime. ,al.,.
sebr Roam (of Harm gtou White, Gonsyes, ke RNsi..
FROM Washington n c. where .he put in iessy win o''7'
aid wood, 10 Becker Gresves .,
Schr Excel, Porter Portland, Me-, INDIE 70 m~er' . q,
sohr. Harriet Lcwis Burt, Galveston, WIN e"'''n' ~"'
d. c. Moray us .. m avs
schr. Mary MAXIM Beers, Boston Ny n.y.. o. sSas. rik
h.,y laden bark aground Mount MISERY ooess -.
RNE blowing fiesh supposed she went on the p n ~.
ions lFrsn the description gwen OF the vessel,
pilot tai <, .he a bart that passed up On TUESDAY he
10 3alemI ,
PropeI!er Petrol, Arey Providence.
Propeller Wumsutts, Sys, New Bedford
WISD-NE. with rs.n.
BELOw-ship Constellation IS days from Lr,Ipn ,ss
clit per ship port ballast fro
from. Bremen with passengers; Br. brig Cescse al SAP
Hsplee L AL the abeve By pilot boat New n0fa Ma Is
Lgey and Harriet. tBy LOT boat aCses IL VIM
Also schr. PollSI II days from Porto Rio
WIND-Fre.h from NE. win rain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
cOTrRT CALENDAR-T.Is D.y


SUPREEE JOINT-CIKCUII,-NOs. 5I3, IloI, I'6f
20 1853 1871 TO 1874 1898 1861 1909 1875 1873 to 1855 1887
1890 10 1851 1885, 1854 1857 to 1851 1858 to 1895 1891 1880
1852 1855 to A54 2l20 to 250.
1856 81 4es 500 S75 $40 ST. 52 535 $50 3 S2 800 Ss9
5i4 .s 29 400 SIS So 5Iz SIS, III $780, 5si, So 80 5J'
coo, <9i, l9i.
CoURT OF CoNnor PLEAs-Par Mos. 1885, $50,
ST. SIS s SOC, 572 S7S 54 Sc SCI $50 S;5 $50 Par, H.
Nos as f4 81 81 $40 679, $50 %5, $50 $50 500. 5t 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURTNEY s--Before judge
ROCKWELL.
L. L lnnt Innr Iatr

This was an action to recover the sum Of si5, 900,
con due upon tie sale by Alfred o. Benson Of certain
sesn tlirs known Laws California Line and qua tty
Pacific side the total Of the sale be
Sit0 and for vices perfTme b. Nv henson N the pros
ecuton Of certain claims before the Committee on hercan
Ceus la which il slle gsd MI Law promised 20 pay Mr.
Benson $1,000 Mr. u. hsd assigned bis claim Ia paintif
Defendant dees his liability the ground that Mr. Benson vol
uutsriy performed the services winch csmed
defendants influence for the establishment f
line Of between San francisco and China. The
hes occupied days and dr. Benson examination is
not vet terminated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09

tie thereafter rum time 10 time, they sAail deem
sIpteent 70 to DO, TO an s1t.Dt nos exceeding
81 coo coo, divided into sharee Of Sleo eab W adj
ton 10 the ealial authorized by the charter of said
Company, ara ksue the same IN sueh way and manner
ara upon su,h terms and onuditlons ~ they shall
diem tXpcd,nt, provided that noting Rerpin
ialn,d thall be deemed or eous,Iusl 10 give
validity or efec: 20 any pretended ,harss Of The
csphsl stock of ssd Company heretofore wrong
fully created or transferred BY any sthcsr or
sgeIt Of ssid Company or other rsen prst-n hing to
act by ia authority 70 any certificate certificates,
entry or .Dtries, Illegally or fraudulsnty ssued or
made airy such shares or pretended shares EVER and
above NE number limited by the charter OF said Com
prov dtd the oct shall be accepted by tee .tocknc D.
sIs within one year from the dat of Us passage.
NJ. PHCEEIX ftred the folio wing resolution:
Eoot,d That the Receive Of the General Asseehy % ire
Se Connecticut snihofE the Director. 81 the New fort
New HGve3 RaI sd Company increase ia sIsk ssdsr
srsI isrersis arc for other P1rfcses passed TIE MAJ
sstiou lass 5y stockholders o.
Company pursuance Of TIE -oyis re cot, bu tie Di
o tie CCmItT rot 70 regard ep:ant a. iay
that tkey expected 70 gsdr t5e aid resolve
claim. ioULGsd ~ re iIsudGsl stock ss Dc SJ lei al
aimed.
Some little debate occurred upon the resolutions a.
TO whether It was qualified enough bat II was 6aaNy
passed unanimously.
On motion the meeting adjourned, and immediately
after The annual meeting Of the stockholders wac
opened Tie ainuies of the last meeting were thea
read ard approved; after which the Secretary pro-
oeed.d to read the Annual r. port Of he Board Of
expenses for transportation rum April 1888, to Apni
N.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
Whalcra.

CID a. ssrbsrbor lst, bi.s WIN. D. Stafford, ks:'e'
Luke, SpiiEb.rsen ,,,-.,as Oshota
An at stoniIsttn 7,h shp Cincinnati, Wlns%, aas
Sea, Honolulu, Dec. g. With 80 bb!A vhs Fnph,.Ies
ffrisht bbls sp and coo do. VIII OIL from ssP
New bectod. e N.,rzeksl
letter from Capt Turner Of saip sp.ran ~ ssls 90 q
reports Der q, AarqGssas issnds, Nov. ~, Wa w
eSsII-reasy tVy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
Markets. CARxrULLY RtPoKrrD Fos Tsx TnIsUsI

.,
ASHr Se market is without important chsLse for sithsr
sort: .ses Of - 81 n % for POTS and 81 JJO
~ ~ for Pearls.
COiTOS-I the p North Anerics and sill later
Yer America Hssr tho feeling ia AZ lea. better with
some improvement We ady,nce ions
Oroinsy Bdiligs Other decr9 dons unchanged
Stl, Of Loo bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09

~ Noyh Rs>v Boat, Hsy s-5y't5 bh. Fo,, ,oo -,
Be- do A.Ae' ISL Do ~h'ssy ~ de, Lssb.. 40 -.
B-.rs
re- r,;> Ss5,e1S Wy s-7s4 MI. rl.r ~, A. whl..,
~ A.hes SO hsss os' si pss Provisions D. B,vc,
4 Leather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
COURT OF GENERAL sESSIONS-MAY s-Bcfore the


The trial Of VIM. Readesn, keeping store at the
corner Mott and Houston streets for feoniouy receiving
stolen roo resumed at the opening of Court Sewers.
examined but the not concluded when
the CUurs for the day.
1loMss trankin alas Wes, indicted WIN the noorons
burglar Thomas Thompson for entering the store Of Merchant
Broadway and Resce plea leo guilty,
reUAndcd for senteMce Ihe Count then alouIAel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
BaIsimsr~ Cattle Um,L.a

ar AT our Caus Nckst today s2s se.s
~ r'r' a. 10 we're sod st NssY0rs 40
~ sra 'Ls r.msnSe, .t ra's- rsns,nr
MN Ee' - A'N h"ss on sales a. ga 81 - . ~ ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
NEw-YoRK SUPERIOR CoURT-~sosSsor. MAJ y
Bssers yzsxs,s SLossoA.
ssRSrE oScC MORE o. TsE S'oN-'ef'VA To 'S

JosspA r Besj.sain az. Pa ssss : BsrHsn
The defenasn. IN tbs matter las asSa oeea ap
eetre he Court Jasts sPoa sgFpsseaiS o-arS -
rvoPcrty n a. Pc~esnsa
hr bar-un see-e1 sHrrruely 1SsaArt that ss sno,sa
ocope.eA schrst 10 f.cat01s q zstet ua sf~
toSs, fcay ASSERTED as 4sTaAe % tNSi srca 10
eesaings bcreser ~ Ia s>a tsrvi - aaisFSo
snAnAsio.s Il the hs- asary ts-atF d'rrea
Aad o. each As1 -hs ~ hsc oa,sf1i
EeeeiVeI. -
- ssIasr uPon sSsnx Sn. tesEsj-g hsvs s>oa PEE
Nv pss,,s 900 qreectaSs saqqssgsa' 90 sEeca'sn
49,. ItSsS 1e4<naeuts srserl tines, a.
xropor,y "a s-S las Sssa ,rPosa.> q
80 executed scvetN
~ IL 80 SSat. seiore ~aSA lave Sea erss asl
y eesie tnto p-a4>os.an o. ~ rr...rt, s>.s
W. - 80 .sAtsea' a. have aot '--''
W 49, Nrna-t ,,.l Ls - -.
s-e.-i' - - Se.i potct'y' a Ts.T
N4essi t@~ sAs's 4 t~Esocution-.r4.- ~. =
eouhss fe'tc 70 aas~et that Aav otS.- - ~
90 Nsytkts n ook place Psevocs q A. - -
urceT sS9f-etotnis NeeeotinEs, bet ~, -,
selysI, J. . IAeoey. uss Aaa ny rtoysou. re
uhlcA IN his hslGA 'AA2insion'
TIE counsel for TIE Pisi-iIs ir,.s tA,t III. 49,.
rrojer an thai the ecenGsat sAoaa q
-
he Coar rslsl thai question could pcs 20 n. 1t.
Art yhsA had been pa answered i9sse- rxA1,
~. The rufurr oycfTaied the question
q Mere yon FebfuNry ast he q H,rtiSta Or,
~ A., ycs ~. ~ e~ps. Ct .seSe tvs1, \ ANY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09

~HiskY-Yhe ps,ses y quke 6rrs Ne ssvyly soss,s&s
ss OF ~ ebh ~ &c ies Ohio Ard fnsos, ssd IA a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09

lAX-E ~ "a 1N7ta o"'r 80 IN ssys-nr, f2i6, 90
A. ysag-ss yrrsa-~ u ~ tvH
IL n ou'oNd Meeting " ne tnrksolders Of the
Nv aarsn San>sd ~ ,'gsri % he Schuyler
rlzG wa reid 8--~s,ers Hall. Nsv.Havea,
- 3ook 'o-'erdsy 'orr'-g. ASN-t tro hand
-. g'nt.enlen F'r. ),.-~-s. Tler, I'D ~. appear
- - ~ much 'vrs'er,er' y r.ysrd n the matter
y Ipnn, orn~r n~Niirgs A. he hour 4es gnAteJ j.
2 Es&.eY President n she Company, called the
Ees;-ag - ,rtcr md announced he business too
wa lAry we're assembled sr. Ab-rIethy, S,cro-
tar rss. MINUTES n he At meeting which were
day sypc9v l. Sifar rhich he s21ae gvnilemaa
Tssc 5s-ssd he AT aes--or 81 tie COhnec.i-
cut LeG-ls--e Iat50rz iag snd poserilg the Boad
O.. p-sct0-, & ~ Ner-Havea Railroad Company.
r. u aid al-er "a cas<s-. q tAe resolve Nay
.Ss-. Ary such vly sad manner they a. AZ dee IA
aiylsobie sId FOR tse interests Il SAD Company and
IL xoCkkoders thereof . ADJUST settle compromise
.ri compcu-G sd cezs and csnA3 - made or which
NAV be mace upoa sald Company, growing out OF
al c,Dr truvtrses, Il sry Tse connected with the
.rr ,t saes OF certtcsie- q .eid stock ard other
f,,~u1 prsc.!c,s BY ROb,r- >chayler late Presi iut
sFS Trsp-tcr Agent Of sal Company acy all or apy
-, - IN .S-re whether iAe sane b. II sci; OF other
i srd for tie purpose u such Ad us,ent settlement
~ for1r-r>e. I'D 10 provide aid Company With the
ian. pesd-d ,hsrefOr u addition - tie bond which
"a Co,rnanv are OF shan b. Authorized 20 issue, sad
pTse:cr. srv bereey fsIy su;hOrIss ADJ e'of0wsre1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
MARI En-. Repo,t,d 1, rL.I
Receipts q Pr~dvr.

rIwORLEsSs. May e-Corro. a., -,
N1dns quoted 81 ltia eic. >'' ~" sNeA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09

Leaving bAlaLce OF net earnings amounting %
e33e "a .5 which ha- been appropriated ~ SHOWN 10
the sat. uert OF cast receipts snc expenditures The
road was operated for about 60 ceut. decrease
Of about az 100 from the amount Of receipts tor the
prect ding year e owicg 70 the fact that the prev|s
eirL;eCn month. lhe income from passengers ana
fl GIT for the past year somewhat larger than TOR
the year preceding. On the other hand reduction
in the expenses Of about s25 geo has beeo Effected
not .bstanding soine 100000 increase il the outlay
for repairs ana equipment The bet earnings eN-
coed BY only So 900 thOre OF the year ending April !,
less.
Tie legal and other expenses arsiDG from the over
sre OF stock which are included in the transporla
ton espenses' considerably Increase the current ex-
peuaitures tor the year being, for tle past Twelve
months n, arly $4,000. .
Tie earnings of the past year, together with me
balance Of carh or hand April 1852 have been dis
posed Of de- follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
RIRTEf.
mARGrED.

PURDY-On Wednesday May :, the wife Of Isaac L. rafd
OF rsrrYtown, n y. q a daughter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09

tibffpg in dstsI he pressst psdNSs s"s "
the Company.
"Whiost being able 10 20 Ioseh into the Parteu-
lars Of this ,taeme ut, which viii appear shortly IN
ramplLi for1n it may b. reSsrk'd that The results
rerr highly sa,faeiory. both a. REGARDS iis hnancHa
position snj ibs r.sis,d ua8e Of the PES year
The balance OF the transportation account; siter
teductiIg tie expenses Of OPERATING the rSai wa
sIcs. 443 t9-zheh was applied to the liquidation OF
interest Oh the first and second mortgage loans; the
payment Of tie Coupori Oh these bones having been
regularly resumed.
"Ise entire floating debt ewing 20 the contractors
and for supplies sorg the line OF toe road has been
discharged. ard al The employees Of TIE Company
psid up in ful 10 lst OF April. he aiouot OF these
tayu, siEoe tie preseut officers entered upon theT
cuii,s abou, tie first Of the present year, has been
over SIC eco.
The practice which they have adopted Of prompt
paymebts in cash to all employees is the OILY true
way 70 secure the most efficient services AZ the lowest
rste.
The balnrcetheet CT the construction account was
pr.,.ned, showing the entire cot Of the road, -
miles IN ler gft. including night Of way, grading ma
sorry, iron, BRIDGE, depots stations, -ugine'hou-e-
freigL: house, wat RELATIONS, etc, VITA al depteca-
oil Oh ,to bones parted wh oA hsld - De- %ScsS -
Cnurat sctcuuts. 1T snd al mortsAge,
10 herch ST. it5c - ~ =
Less balance AIsI oTstOD Account 10 ~ o. 6's- .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-31
They Don't like his Speech!

1t is a remarkable fact that Col. Crockett's
speech at the big Fillmore meeting last week
did not please the rabid Old Liners. In fact
the zone man organ" devotes couple Of col
umns to an attack upon it and rebuking its
author. We have therefore the full assurance
that the Sheriff of Vanderburgh county was
not at all pleased with this speech. This is
unfortunate indeed-for if he is not pleased
his numerous tools and pimps and toodies,
fear will be in no more comfortable position
But it is a source of great comfort to us, that
the friends of Fillmore who beard the speech,
were highly delighted with it. Tt was just pre-
cisely the kind ofspeech they wanted to hear,
and just the speech they expected to hear from
Col Crockett. In fact, so we'll pleased were
they with it. that promise has been obtained
from the speaker that he will visit Evansville
again during the campaign, and give US anoth-
err touch ofhis quality. Indeed, let him announce
himself to speak anywhere within twenty
miles of Evansville, and we are well assured
the Fillmoreites of Evansville will help swell
the crowd of those who will gather by hun
dreds to hear him. And let him at any time
but give us the privilege of announcing another
speech from COL Crockett in Evansville, and
we promise him a crowd of hearers, which M
Apollo Hall nor any other hall in the city vii
contain. After his speech here last week
we shall never again announce him to speal
'inside of a0aIs" He shall have the open air
where thousands instead of hundreds MAJ
gather around him and listen to the music o
his earnest voice, the echoes Of which shall b
from the skies above as well as from the heart
of his hearers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-31

Two Men MURDERED By a WIFE AND HER
BRoTHER.-We heard yesterday that man
by the name of Stark. and married sister
between whom and her husband there had
been some difficulty, had murdered her hus-
band some two or three days ago. The par
ties resided near Noble, Illinois. We undcT-
stand that the brother was interfering to per-
suade the wife to so back to her husband, but
she became infuriated and inflicted several
severe blows upon him, when her brother fin
ished the work by striking him on the head
with railroad chair, killing him instantly
Stark mounteda horse and attempted to escape,
when he was pursued and overtaken by three
men. Upon coming up with him. one of them
caught the bride rens of Starks horse, at the
same time telling him he was a prisoner
Stark quickly drew pistol and shot this man
dead ON the spot. He then put whip to his
horse and made his escape, though the other
pursuers followed and fired at him several
times. He had notbecn taken at last accounts
The woman was arrested examined and
lodged in Jail for trial as accessory Yin. Gar