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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-07-17
BANKRUPrCY: Causes and Remedy.

Every one who enters in business is liable to become
a bankrupt, but there should be no such V9rd as
SO fail" in the vocabulary ofyoung men. Caution and
moderation are the best guarantees against bank
ruptcy.
The causes Of many failures are:
1. That the person who engages in business is not
qualified to conduct it.
2. He should have a CAPACITY or tact for a particu-
lar business. Every person should be qualified to
engage in any business he chooses to select, and must
have a practical acquaintance ofany business he may
engage in, or failure will be inevitable.
3. Oyer-trading is another cause of failure in bu-
siness-one who buys largely and does not consider
the consequence. A good business man buys iudici-
ously, and not injudiciously over-trades, else he would
become a bankrupt.
4. Speculation has become, in a majority of cases
disastrous. Failure is the rule.' This passion of
speculation, akin to gambling, is one of the principal
their own business, and not leave it for the purposes
Of speculation. Endorsements are another minor cause
of bankruptcy.
5. WSnt of attention and vigorous application are
necessary to success i'll business. The young man must
work with energy and patience; he must give. his
whole mind to his work, to be successful.
6 Extravaganza in living; and a writer observes
that some persons begin WhereOtherse end. He advo-
Gates economy, and cautions his readers against I'M
necessary expenditures, intemperance, gambling, SC
Usury and righteousness of copartnership are
also causes. There are also proyidential causes, such
as losses by IRE sickness, &C., which lay beyond
human control or earthly energy. Occasionally there
are men who grow rich by bankruptcies; but they dC
1T by rascality and villany.
If men would think less of making wealth suddenly
there would be less danger of bankruptcies.
Be moderate in business, and avoid speculation
and success will be inevitable.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-07-17

DISCOVERIES IN ART.-A letter from Paris to the
New York Picayune, says that a lady has discovered
q process for l~iquifying ivory, and casting it in
moulds.
A photographer has also discovered a method for
fixing on any canvas prepared for oil painting, like
nesses of the size of life, so that all az artist needs to
do, is to ask one sitting of the person who desires his
portrait, and the portrait may be completed at lei
sure
j. Pechlgris de Frondin, ofAgen, France, has OBJ
tanned a patent for making paper from the stalks of
the artichoke and stalks of the s~unfower. They are
said to make a beautiful quality of paper.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-07-17

ON HAND s. FOR SALE
D THE UNDERSIGNED, Fancy Biscuits, Queens and n
D mic cakes, in tins of 25 lbs. each Sardines a rhuie, mb
boxes, English Mustard, in pound and half pound bottles, 81
in cases of SO lbs. each.
July.1, 1-f Won HOLT < HEUCh
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-07-17

ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
IA indebted to the estate of Il. G. Davis, are notified that un-
less payment is Immediately made to the undersigned, their a-
counts will be placed in the hands of an Attorney for Collection.
j. f. B. MARSHALL,
July 1, 1856-6t. Assignee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-07-17

oRFERS FOR la md CUiM"
PLETE assortment of Merchandise, received by the Ships
aCATOn oRADUGAn and "HUMBOLDT,' from Boston, and
vessels from San Francisco; consisting in part OF the following
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-07-17
~. E3EINSON'S,
POLYNESIAN DAGUERREAN ROOMS.

NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
~ disposed of his late Business to Messrs. WILSON 81 COL
BURN, and feeling confident they viii give entire satisfaction to
those who may entrust them with their interests, would solicit
for them a continuance Of the faYors SO literally beetowesI upon
him B, +. BOLLES.
Lahaina, June 7, 1856.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
To Mariners.

LIGHTHOUSE AT PoISr CONCEPTION, WESTERN EsTRAscs,
SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL, CALFoRSIAA revolving white
light Of Fresne showing flash half minute
throughout the entire horizon The house situated near the
extremity and the highest part Of Point Conception elevated
about go above the IL consists Of brick dwelling
Tssteed of story and hs with low tower also Of brick
and pssered rising from the The light elevated about
$50 feet above level and will be visible In favorable
the atmosphere from hight Of Is feet above the water
at a distance Of Is statute ~ nautical mile.
The latitude and ngtude Light given by the Cot
Survey, are: ....,.-o.,
Lon 1900 IS IS" w.
The following magnetic bearings aud distances In statute miles
are taken approximately from the chart Of the coast Of the same
survey: ,on
West end, Santa Cruz Island, $. so r. 80 miles.
The light will be exhibited for the first time the night o.
Of February 1856 aud thereafter every night from sun
set o sunrise until further Dotice.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board.
HARTMAN BACHE, Maj Topogl Engs., b. MAJ.
Office, 18th Lighthouse District,
San francisco, Cal, Dec. n, 1855.
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sv. urovidee promptly for bic own private haeinaes
.. usual. He has alec amply secured M. heiano
and Mr. Miller, who his bondsmen in the Mum case
When he made the Endorsements he supposed ne "a'
fully occurred but examination the assets Oh ''.'
Compauy are found to be of much less value tnah es
.t.,, II il doubtful if the concern could have pad
s debts fifty cents on the dollar any time IN the last
three years. ~
II Is understood that the Pacific Steam Navigation
Company have already accumulated $4,000 toward
their dividend. The Company is now being opera'ei
with crea. economy. A very able ice-Preslaen' Is
to be elected during the Spring, to whom the manage
rsn, ~ tho Comnany will be confded, and the Board
of Directors is to be strengthened.
The Star of the West, from San Juan, brings r"'ner
more than was anticipated, s6i3 4i6, large proper
ton Of which was in CON- and went directly into bank
The remainder was deposited in the Assay once LOT
coin.
The specie that came down by the Golden Gate to
panama and il due here by the George Law, IL:
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DIED.

MoSPgss V & Sunday :So Ss 20 Fl SSRy
and Isabella Ann Abbott
BALLARD-In this city Tuesday Jan. - aged 6S years
the Rev. JOHN B. BALLARD.
public respectfully invited to attend his funeral AZ The
Bsps, Church ia Twenty md street between Third and
Lexington Thursday Slst inst, at p M His
remains will be taken Colchester Conn, for intermen
Kentucky and North Caroline papers please copy
CARPENTERs35AIr saldwiO chemons County n VI on
nah h. Carpenter, aged months and rs days
DOREMUSOn Tuesday morning Jan. % ser short illness,
WILLIAM HENRY, son Of the late J. l. Doremus, in the
family respectfully invited
attend his tSIsrn on THURSDAY ss' insi At Seoss
Lsgh, street, without further notice.
HAL-!n BrssAly9 on Sunday Jan n the residence Of
Biaghsmton, N. Y, aged N years
" None knew him but to love him;
None named hun bat 20 praise
His remains removed Monday, the 2Sth inst, to Bng
hamton for interfnenL
HALIe-on Sunday, Jan. %, CATaARINE A. HALL, At No
sc9 Seventh street, aged IL years.
The remains inferred the Cemetery OF the Evereens
ELIZABETH s, wife Of H. L. Huntington, in the ssd year
Her rsnss will be inferred in the Cemetery the Everseen.
from the residence Fourth street. corner Of South Sixth
Thsrsfay, 3isi inst, at 10 O'Clock a. m
Saco and Portland Me- and Jefferson County, y, papers
please ospy.
MAxwELL-on Friday morning Jan q, At his residence
81 Marks Plsee, Col WILLIAM H. MAXWELL, in the
The relative. and Intends Of the family are respectfully invited
asd tho fa sefsl at Trinity Church "Wednesday, the
Soth, st 10 = IN, without further n0ce.
MAckRETI--On Tuesday, Jan % aner a short Illness
HARRlEr wife Of William James aacsreil and Youngest
dsashss n wm and Mary Prssne In 2h year her
Her trends sna be friends Of the family aud the member. Of
En'sTssss aGis ,I No So q Of = are .sc,isy IL.
late rssaec, No Sour, street, between p' W.sa and
Baltic stIss bdS0rya mhsrsday ths ssi inst ss
sToRD-ou Hssa.y, Jan. q, Mr.. ABBY PoNsFoRD
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FiSt Boerd@24o s. Nav. Is 80, ~ 1000 Aeg; Co &c,
Cleveland, 7l ooo do w. TO- 1000 Trenton X X o. 20
s2i Pss1s 49, % Long IL, leland nd r. 5';1 s =
Am r. r. b. lg; do. do, ISL do do, l8l; 9do ll9
ION PsI1a @ 10 sss Isa % ess 4 Is 3 s S
oubsnna Capai bjwn 10; Is DO, a. loi 80 ~ American
Insurance IS IS; DO, IS; Man Nee Rank Sot; 100
Morris Canal, b5, III 100 do cash, IA; % do Ia 10 1Hard
Bank, III. r. =. c,.,., ,,, mo-
Reading r. r. s. 20. 86; So Norrstown r. r. 81. - -
Second Board-I 900 Schuyl Nav 6s 49, u 1000 City H. H.
ss 1000 r. r. IS I'd mort 81 600 do ID mort
Cleveland 7i; 5000 do Cev. days ia 1900 do Cley
days 73 10 n Penns R. R. III 90 Morris Canal b5wa ~
Y days 81 10 DO h5wn Is DO 5dsys g. 20 sfhuy
III 20 do i23 100 Long Island r. r. Isl $50 do b. Isl %
r. r. 4S; 50 Reading r. r. b5, 422; 20 Minehl Scrip 2Si
265 United States Bank, II. p ~
|ey Board 900 City Gs, New 90; 10 North Penna r. X
17l III 100 Union Canal Prefd, b. III 100 Reading H.
r.. ~.
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M.,h. 18th via Kingston 18Th mdss 70 Rao % len %
$40 Nsrths hrr Hsjdee of New York JORDAN
vile for Curacao put leshy and vas -
Restless sd for Ssvsas TO load for 0sz
non ost overheard Nov q from or hsdse DC
b,;g Msdps was lost on the Island Of Salamanca jan
scb John T. Rotehe, (wrecker CLOCK, irou sno ~.
chip stuusy ashore at Fire Issnd, with mating, |o
ss.m.hip Star Of the West Miner, from San Jasn viii
ps,s ard s ts6 in god C. Morgan bxpereneed H,ons
gales and heavy head seas from n T. s e i 70 20 W
passed brig Mesrio,e "a fn Apaiseaeo'a' ooaaa ''''
BARK Courier. Sherwood Mobile I! d.. cotton @ Danhsm
pop Had been days n. Of Aerss with very sssX
porhery weather 2fth inst AZ M lat iop - ~,
sxhansed signal. with schr Eclipse bound Same
Sp NJ 81 IS, Ion IS spoke bark NJ IA ssset l '"
~ " ycve- Experienced heavy weather the passage
sehr VIM C. Meshon, 9t sordentown =. ~ hms'Isa,
perenced heavy weather The PesAEe lost and
main ssa I7,h inst Cape Florida spoke oaTs H. H. Gam
Bile, from Galveston for Sew.fetk "a naval ,.orss q,
T. s. Powell SID. in CO. with sehrs- T. T. hal'e ANU "'r
both for NewYoIk -. - c..--.w
ashore Island, with mating, &c. to Board Oh Onae'
ssr T. Kahn Qishter) Nowbccf from the wreck Of .d
s,insray ashore Fire Island with mating, &c. to bosd Oh
Underwriters.
sILEp-shrs R. Robinson Robinson for Lverr09i Euer-
AID Cook for Lverpool bark William Patterson Tor Malaga
WIND-Durns the day, from n. to W. b w.
-. c@, NJ h,is Sarah from Pensacola, srrgod yester
a.v rerors 10th 81 80 Ion Is o. saw schi a-t
~ burden abandoned with and snnast and radder
rome apparently full water could not ss:ea,n nsa g.
Same date spoke schr Vermont Capt hot rom os
Wmustop IS DAYS With loss @. both mass and oooeui
waited assist nee, and vessel IN bad order a.
The steamship Ercsson Low oer for iiare' saed i ae'-
The steamer Traveller la, returned from above Rhers
Island, and Is now a. thu Dry Doek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.- Before Judge WHITING
INTERESTING HABEAs CORPUS CASE.

The People rel. Simon Van Wlnke We. john
Gray respondent The respondent the keeper of the Tomb
where Wrinkle committed by order of the Recorder
james NJ Smith r before whom he was charged with being
disodey person. namely who bad abandoned his
wife Ann Eliza Van Winke without adequate support and
refused and neglected to provide for her and her two
children according his means Recorder Smith in his
tment appeared him be the fact from the
Testimony adduced before him He ordered 10 find
In the for his good behavior for year and hay
ing failed he committed TO the Tombs the 18th
of December last His counsel applied to Judge Whiting OF
the Court for habeas corpus which granted
m Of January The hearing has been postponed from time
TO time since that date.
This morning r. A. Talmadse and II. D. Mapaugh appeared
his behalf Richard Busted and William Fullerton oppos
ing The point raised by his that under the plead
nes case the opposite side required produce the
record Of conviction by the Recorder.
The answer this that the warrant exhibited in the
Court Of Of that record The Judge
held that the counsel for the people should produce the record
They accordingly to the County Clerks Office for IT, but
word returned that the Clerk absent The
then adjourned over.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
PhiIadelphia Markets. TUESDAY, Jan. %.

QUERcIrRoS BARK is lower and No Is selling at ? % ~.
CoTroy is dull with limited business previous rates FLOUR
il very quet he's been sellers than buyers for
standard brands at 2 and lale Of 800 bb at these figures
establishes decline CORN MEAL and RYE FLOUR dull, an
nomnslly unchanged WHEAT without demand and only
few small lots reported VI 80 to % for Red, aud
Toto Is White. Corn In limited request with sales
OF SEQ bush Yellow 76Gc mostly at the latter
Price rather slow OF sale 600 bush Penna taken at
20 part delivered. OATS dull ct 4ic. for Penna loo
bush Southern sold at in store GROCERIES Inactive TOR
want of stock holders Provisions in very little demand
stock light the only sale made public is 100 casks Picked
Hams at Ole, short time LARDSaes 100 bills at &C.
BuTTER and CHEEsE-Not much doing CLOVER SEED is in
steady demand at IS sale OF go bags made high out
of the Market not public WHISKY moves Oh slowly
at Sc for hhds. and bbls.
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Whalers.

Arr at Honolulu Dec. l. bark Mary Gardner, Lofren .
S seth' monS % wS bone oesoi
Iion Pesse 26 months, 800 VIII, Geo bone ochosk a.
forop. Pssse g months q spm 71 VII dSJo oqS SS
bore Ochotsk bark Harmony, Allen II months 80 SPIN -
VIII l6 eco bone schrs Massachusetts, Thompson fs months,
25 VIII 1900 bone; bark his Harris u months, %
TO wb 1000 bonei schr lndis, Long 10 months ~ w.
voyage 400 VIII 1000 bone season ship Vile de Rees F
Bellot 81 months go VIII LOCO bone h ship Joseph hs
den, tHsw) Goosmsn, So months $50 spun 100 wh ise'
Luce months 500 VIII u 900 bone Cape g. Lucas Lews
BonDy, % months, 800 wa 1900 bone, Oehot Exa e
Mason Jernegan, months, 20 spm 900 VIII, IL 900 eons,
bone Ochosk Robin Hood, Mckinley. II months, - spm'
500 wh 2o0 bone Oehotsk bark Vernon Gardner IL MOS
Arr Lshsina Nov bark Louisa Green, New "
mos so sp 2Co0wh 50 600 bone, ioo W. ,
season. Oekotsk; schr. Restless, BrowD NewLosaoa, io
Honolulu; 9Th ship Phoenix, MruIy Nsntgess q o0 Lss
sp., sz5 VIII, 81 go bone, voyage, 81 S25 VIII %
season Ochotsk; 5oh, Am. chip Lydia, Leonard s,s
moe 500 VII 9ooo bone yoysee OehoIsf Dee l I'm. vsy
age, Ochoisk; ship Bowditch Wadron, warren % 1890
1850 VIII 1000 bone voyage $50 VIII 80 op IL ao Is
sp GOO VIII q 600 bone voyage ochotsk bark % sss
Preble Prentice, Lynn d months I'D sperm '.sso
ocSo,,t bone BARK Voice. Hss.y Cole WSen s months
whale, Sotoo bone, voyage, 1000 whale iS 1sn's 10
son oeboski bark Edward smith New Bedford os ssss
0cRotsk shp Navigator Fisher New Bed!ord tpso~ .ssu
$50 VIII 500 bone, voyage, $50 VII, oooo O', ise
oeho,sk ship Tiger Lax stonps.sa az .s.on doa
Cleared Nov ~ Omega Hawes TO er1isei oSo Jsrns
cruiser "a Corioianus Gwynn cruise and home
W,.S;rston HALEY cruise and homo; a. FIods WIZ -.
cruise United Stafes, Holt cruise nont,ss., kid1el
Zeslsndi Alex. Coffin, burlington erSss 1rtss Hses
eIS:s Ess Mason, Jsnesaa Ssw-Z.sl.ns 49, &C.,;
Brotheron New-Zealsnd and home Vernon oI.s Morss
50, Lydia. Leonard, cruise HIlman, Coon, S'N
<orsx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

COFFEE-There better feeling in the market and
quote advance Of Ro the sales have not been lar
hey comprise eco bags Rio ldl2c; IS bags LsguAyra
ls; Java 4.c SO bags Msracaibo II lc. The
.,ock Of Rio at the different ports Is:
NewYOIk. New-Orieans Baltimore. Philadelphia
COPPER-New sheathins Is firm AZ 32dS3c Yellow Metal
is much inquired after nc the supply moderate
COAL-The market without change and the demand is
s5Gds6 % tun. Foreign continues dull aud prices
somewhat nominal.
DRUGS AND DYES-There is little speculative inquiry
and the business has been very Limited sales
of Turkey Opium - slt ~ 81; 10 Oil
Lemon aud BergaInot - l2 81 600 kegs Bcarb
Soda &C. for Liverpool and a ale for Newcase bbs
and refined Boax 28G2tc 2c00 10 Chlorate
4oc 40 casks Bleaching Powder &C.; 1000 Blue
vo 1t lo4d o4c 3 Orange sheac l2dl2ic. Is
bbs. refined CAmphor AZ Soc. less p p cent
FLOUR AND MEAL-There IA better home and Eastern
holders very firm, especially for the medium grades The
difficulty Of moving Lighters and vessels in harbor sensby
checks business for export The better grades extras are In
fair request at full prices. Western brands are less
plenty. The sales Of Western Canal amount 20 slOO
bbis., AZ S8GS8 III for good State and su.
perne Michigan; 90 90 SIT for superne Indiana and
Upper Lake; SO 3i.0ss 81 superne fair extra
Ohi0 80 250Sl for 81 Louis and 80 o6 ll 50 for
Genesee Canadian Flour Is without important variations the
demand Is fair for the home trade sales OF 500 bbs STA
$40 III for best brandA Southern Flour held
with great hrnness the arrivals falling of and the better
GRADES less freely offered; the sales 20 bb at SO Si
dSs s7t for mixed to good standard brands Baltimore City
Nils Asxssdns, and Howard Street" and 80 95i9
so for favorte fancy and brands Rye Flour Arm;
sSes Of 70 bbs u IS Sss6 30 for zoe and ss eai9s7 l2f
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Il The ,s.e William fonrscrd, in Tie

Of co1sumption relic. Ct ht ale William fonfcFd 10 Hs
slst year Of her age
The relatives and feDds invited to attend the funeral hsn
her late residence Nc ~ West Twenty ninth street, %
Wednesday, at ocSyck p m, withouti irtner noeses
Zsnesvfe, Ohio an Louisville Ky, papers please COPY
WILLIAMs-0p Monday morning Jan %, AFTER hsstf,ns
Illness CHAP LES WILLIAMS aged 40 years AID months
The relatives md friends Of the family also the msnoee OF
AIiexh.zi Lodge No 83 q. ofO r., and the Assoc
Of Ee-ppt Femsn, also the members sRd memoeIs o.
Washington Fire In Company No 70 are resrecIiuly
INVITED 70 his fanersl from he's late rdspee no %
jay street Wedne sdsy 5oh inst Of O'CLOCK pessey'
without further invitation.
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Passengers Arrived

IL the ,ieGMGhp Star Of the West from San Jsa"-Hon John
Wesley j. Shock s L. Curtis W. r. Baker Thoms. smith
~ Kees G. H. livingston j. Howard Wells, J. 5. Josep'
james Ledserwood Edwin Cox Capt Franz Johnson veo.ss
Hopkins w A. Hamilton w. T. Weston ]. G. Merrithew ",
W CrOnise, j. II; Kerchiyal B. Cole NJ e. Barnes 3
Black A. T. Hoilbard, Mrs Council, ID. l. webster u "a
Thompson A. Updeuaf jacob Noah, Rosensten Little
H. Moser Mrs H. Mosier ID. II. Munroe Geo. Rochester d.
Arms, and 30 In the steerage. - .
In he seamship Osprsy from Carthd9eaa-J 0rnett ana
lady H. Vendryes d. Moen, Mrs Lawrence, T. Holdrde,
O Frcst
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ARRIED.

BARKER-BURCH-At Brooklyn on Taeslay, Jan. % by
the Rev Thomas III. Bunch, ISAAC BARKER Of Tuckahoe
and ELIZABETH A. BURCH Of the former place.
CARR-CLARK-At Lisbon Conn, Wednesday, Jan %,
by the Rev T. L. Shpman Of Jewett City, q. N CARR of
Almond, N. Y, and SARAH only daughter of M T. A.
CLARK of the former place.
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NEW-.JER,SEY ITEMS.

JONI b. GoUGH's LEcTURE.-The lecture last even
ing at the First Presbyterian Church, jersey City,
was fully attended, and the audience seemed as usual
when he speaks, highly gratifed.
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

Ecy IscrSprARIsx.- BEFORE
POLICE Jos1IcEAlouxo Howe young man y yssds
Je examination tie ss%5ss Of ro IN ss'f s
.Iles.d 70 the livery stable Of Gilmore ''''' ""
wm Gilmore one Of the propretcrs Of the stables. testified
and had frequently him about the premises T1s nIe
broke on between and Sost h on ,s. On
he discovered the the .nons iot o. G
sna zoe eon esnsahed with Few pals Of water Saw the
dessdant previous the ire in the billiard sao9n
no way 70 enter through the door Of the carriage
house the window, which was closed ,,eed D, hear,
Richard Keegan the employ Of Gilmore testheo 70
ing footsteps coming from he back part OF the
spor e%syes 81 the ms opened the door
md saw 20 he followed and "a" MN eneI az sley
and defendant standing there witness called 70 him Two or
three times. but received no ansseI he nen
Hsckett witness 70 drink they declined az h ou
were AZ ens . s0 o n 1a FROM the window Of
the hay did not notice where osenaan' wen. 20 men
was sure the that out Of the
he back when the fire was e@ngushed and was tnen
Ioserb Hestt testified hs he heard noise in the carriage
house shortly before the hIe something Ike the opening
Of door to the ana soon are
70 the aeyway where witness defendant come ou ad
enter Office they then went out TO take drink al the re-
quest Of defendant and discovered the fire. 49,
This all the evidence taken md the defendant was com
msd for further hearing there being sao'heI enssG hs
him the first degree in setting hre as aesea 10 ne
rear piazza Of W. Oadsbys house the same evening
OyyIcERs EIEcTED.BY THE Common CoUNcIL.-
The following officers elected by the Common COunc al
the last meeting, which concludes the list: - 80
Pound Masers-Lewis Nichols Western District; Charles
Stevens Eastern District Michael Hughes Eighth ward
clerk Of the Market-P. c. Van Duyne.
Ordnance Cierk-John G. Spinda
Assifant Captains Of Police, T. D-John u Hunt REFER
Bennett
WomAs AND CHILD Found IN STATE OF STARyA-
yesterday brought 70 Capt Call OF he
Fourth District Police 10 the effect that an insane woman with
child were locked up basement ia Hudson avenue, near
Dekab Officer Wsddy sent to inquire into the AFFAIR and
open discovered the in deranged
state from the a skeleton and the
child nearly famshednether having had anything 20 eat
for some DAYS The husband appears prisoner on Black
Island The and child given in charge OF the
he provided for.
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law LNI,ELLIGENCE'
SUPREME COURT.-SPEcIAL TERa.-JAN 2e-Before
Judge HARRIS.
hAhhio-
THE CENTRAL PARK CASE

THE CENTRAL PARK CASE
Justice Harris of the Supreme Court, having been
assigned by the Court Of Appeals to hear the motion for con-
6mation of the Report Of the Commissioners appointed 70
asses the value land taken form the Central Park arrived
n town on Monday night and presided this morning at the
Special Term. -, -. =,
Notwithstanding the specially set down for to-day
on the Judge Edmond the matter ordered 70
lie over "Wednesday morning many OF the parties in
tered being uncertain Of Judge Harrss arrival in time to
commence il this morning had absented themselves
Judge notified the Counsel that the must be ter
minated BY Saturday afternoon he could not sit on 1t after
that dayh official duties requiring his presence in Albany on
Monday morning next.
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NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Bsrk-G. w. Horton Timer, TOulon, France Walsh Carver
& Chase.
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