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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-20

III LEEDS & co. viii sen by auction on Saturday, Dec.
)ss NJ III clock their saesroom, q Nassau street.
ssgpee ssc BY order Of the assignee, without reserve,
splendid mante glasses In rich carved wood, carved
nat Imported the following szes70x5 COZ ~,
oIiO icxs6 sos30 DO asx4i sr2s ssxs4, &C. some of
Shch are In carved and plain frames They will be sold
reserve 10 concern and for persons wishing
supply themselves, such opportunity may Tot occur
gain very At u o'clock II o salesroo, y Nassau
ree sssguees sale by order Of Thomas norton Esq,
gnee all the book accounts notes &c. belonging the lae
rms Of Brown, Palmer A Dwight and Palmer Dwight q
hedule OF which be obtained At our ence their
dyer they will be sold in one ic separately AS may be
Seq nc sted a the time OF eac, for caah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-20

WIN Writer'S AUCTIONEER-vILI. SELL ON sA-
turday a. l0l o'clock, s. Franklin street. the furni-
of a family nressi1g housekeeping. genteel
tment Of parlor and cham ,er furniture
NM. WRITER'S, AUCTlONEER, WILL SELL ON MON
w day a. 1922 o'clock at 49, formerly 1870 Canal street
assortment OF genie FL household furniture &C.
u O'clock four pipes OF brandy, 81 denohns OF whskey,
Of liquors to pay advances; Is baskets OF
eelcar wine, cask Of Cash adv all kinds
merct ar iise Terms easy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-20

s,TvAxBoAr NaswALR At ApCrroN-wrLI. BIZ
= sold at public soetor, on Wednesday the IAN day Of De-
sember y o'oirek board the boat the Nor
walk hes al lbs foo, Christopher being
damaged BY Ore. aESDRiChS0N, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-20

CDwARD sCHESCK, AUCTIoNEER -MAGyIFICENT
sale Of the superb and costly goods ever offered q
auction BY EDWAhD rOBENCk & co. this day at l01
o'clock A. o. at their sales rooms No. 8 Nassau street. con
strg OF magncent bronzes elegant Parpn figures stsu
aes groups superb AID ormou elegant
Psran figures under glass; superb landscape
xrpeu and gin Jewel caskes varie superb paer
psche desks worsboxes. tables &c with an elegant assert
OF other rich fancy goods The attention Of he pubc
respectfully invited this without any eXcep
The maguicept sale offered In this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-20

~ PORrON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL on NON
day al 1875 O'Clock, al No. los Thompson street. the
eck sd sies OF family grocery consisting Of the usual
e9o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-20

L,oR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
~ The United states mail Steamship RoANokE. Capssin
Skinner will leave Pier Is North hlver. Saturday Ssh
met o'clock tsking frcrn and passengers for al ~
above places the viii arrive Norfolk sunday evening"
whence passengers for the South proceed by tao
great mad ne they through 70 Cv Point Rich
mond, BY the steamer Passage and fare with sserccm N
Norfolk So To Petersburg and Richmond $40 stecrSge hail
price. Apply on board, or 10 suDLAM PLEAssNis. ~
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
THE CORONERS.
To tle Editor sf Ths ". Y. Tribsns.

To he Edfor sf Ths " T. Tribsne
SIR An article in your paper of thi. morning charg
inc the Coroners Of this city with negligence 10 per-
forming their official duties, is such gross msstae
ment in every particular that justice to the department
as well as to the character of your journal call for
true statement. Of facts Upon notice being received
at the Coroners office Of the death of Geo. Hender
son. Coroner Gonnery proceeded TO the place and com
menced al investigation. and had your reporter be.
stirred himself little, instead of waiting at the office
for the inquest To be put into his pocket, be would have
ascertain.d the fact. The body OF the man IIernan
did not he over until next day awaiting COroners IN
yestigaton. held the inquest hve hours after The
ACCIDENT. No weeping friends were waiting to bear
the body home In fact II was long time before l
could asc ain that the deceased had fend As to
the unknown man who died 1T The Globe Hotel, which
case Your reporter said laid over until the mex day
awaiting Coroners inquest held the inquest htte'n
minutes after notice was left at the office, aud almost
before the body was cold. And 80 could trace up
hume rous other seemingly malignant charges ag,ns'
the Office and prove Their utter iasty lhe ood! OF
drowned man was short tlme since repOrltl 10 h7'e
ls,d two ds,s at pier No East River awaiting tn H.
yes,it alton This Gaze was reported al the
oficc-I accdeutly discovered the BODY while on nay
rou c. ard held inquest on the case mmedi1ieiy'
We have senaZed the arrdr geIneDtr al tue Cog
ontrs office tha: it seems to me impossible toe puouc
interest should be neglected II. Each Cotoner q, ia-
office one fourth of The day ready to attend ~ Al! n-
tces left ana each COrOuer ha oteh puLetCa 70 rs
hour except he was Officially engaged. The charge
that the expenses of the dt partmeat have neauy
doubled il false The Coroner receives Ices tf eacn
csse be atet6s and increase n the number OF "i'
csls cannot Increase the eIpersrs of the department
Several year suce, When there was but one CoI'h-r
spo popu ator of 100000 the quarterly expenses oi
tie ofic, ere within 500 of what they nov are With
nearly double the population.
believe in a free public pres, and think that al
nubhr Officers should be censured when they deserve
e. insure but this hespipg abuse on the Uooners when
there i. no caue for complaint somewhat i-turb- ny
equaniuiiy and prompts me tor. sent the Outrage;
IEEfT rnSpho - W N"'.'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
VOLUNTEERS FOR KANSAS.

t. The Edifo- Of The ". u TTibgne. Aes<3
SIR: / wish, through the columns of your paper, TO
make call ON all lovers of the liberties Of coun-
try, who young men, and willing to prove (by
going 10 Kansas aud fighting against worse tyranny
thsn forenheis opposeo tina, they cast in the
molds and OF the material of which God forms heroes
My blood has been at the boiling point for several
GAYS and unless can do netting TO roll back the
mantle Of obloquy and shame winch the mnions f
Pierce, rightly named Border Rufiians, have al
r, ady cast upon the once fair escutcheOn of our
tions fame, / shall go down to the grave with the
feelings of who bas proved himself recreant TO the
trust which the fTaner of nations has given to all
nike. My father died when was bat ten, and the
only political legacy he lett to the was an undyms
love Freedom eternal hatred to Slavery in
every form. Tue legacy has lain at interest until
now am willing and determined to Use it in behalf
of the Freedom for which some of my ancestors
died. Now, ! want TO 90 to Kansas, and / would ill.,
vife all who willing either 10 90 there with me-
to cooperate in sidlbg 10 get oh, to either call on
me at No IS Beekman stree, leave a note at fHE
TRIBUNE Office
Yours for Free State of Kansas, -
Neto York, June B, 1855. T. J. ENERTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
DEDICATION.

The Baptht Church in Fifth avenue at the cor.
ncr of Thirty Fifth-sreet, dedicated yesterday
morning The sermon was by the pastor the Rev.
SYDNEY A. Cory, from the text
pass that after three days they found him
inre ,iug the mds o. the Goctprs, bo ssng tn
and asking them questions" Luke H. R
This Church is remarkable in being light ID not by
windows, but by four large domes of stained glass.
The exterior of the Church presents strange appear
ance hom the absence of windows. The interior also
unusual appearances. the light coming, ms
il does, directly from above seems more religously
imp iessive than that from side window. The view of
the stained gas ade in front is cn of by the organ
Thirty six pieces of Apostolic Statusry among the
de co,atonS of the interior. and the capitals of the pill
lars which support the dOmes are oInamented with
mid Madonna.faced angels. highly ornamented
shield supported by two angels Immediately behind
tie pulpit bears the inscription God is our Shield. !"
Above this Gabriel is painted in colors. The whole
effect of the interior il thoroughly unique. As one
stands in the center of the at the entrance aange Of
domes stretches above the tasteful pulpit with its shield
and trumpet angel in font and both sides extend
ranges OF square, massive pillars supporting arches
which spring from them TO the exterior walls. The
statues are placed in openings in these arches. The
dedcatory exercises, which were of great interest,
were very largely attended.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
MR.. HEBBERT AND THE KEATING
FAMILY.
W.surSGTos "Wednesday Inn

WAsHINGTos, Wednesday, June 4, 1856.
a report has been extensively publ shed that the
Hon. L. F. Herbert had gwen to the wife of my late
brother, Thomas Keatrg, handsome dwelling and
money to educate her cndrn. If The intention Of the
author was TO create public opinion in favor of Mr..
Herbert, deem il NY duty to deny that Mrs. Kelting
received any such fayurs tlOm him. There is foun-
cation whatever for such report. Aud have never
heard any person ray that he has expressed any
regret for the act by which widow and two orphan
children were left solely dependent on the charity of the
wOdd.
There has been generously presented TO the widow
the of five bunOr,d dollars, subscribed by the
guests Of Wizards Hotel.
By publishing the soove you will confer grea,
favor, and act OF Justice the lameutng family of
NY late brother.
Very respectfully, Sir, your ODE lien. servant
T.. NJ. KEArING
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
AMERICAN BIBLE vyr&

Tie Boero Of Managers beld their regular moothly
meeting June 4. There was a full Of endance OF the
meubers ard also several visiting friends Tne Reu.
l.. CRAsDALL Of the Seventh Day Baptist Church led
in prayer.
An abstract from the correspondence OF the previous
month was read by tue Corresponding Secretary,
W. II. NToKOTF-nearly fse hundred letters having
been received The letter. expressed strong sympathy
and approval of the Of procedure in printing
RevisioIs
The Treasurer reported expenditure Of - los 90
for the month OF May, and communicated the grsti-
tying intelligence that the expenses had all been
promptly met by the kind liberality OF the patrons
letter was read accompanying the presentation Of
beautiful portrait Of the Rev. s. II. Cone ID. D. late
President OF the Union being donation for the use Of
the Manager Room. from Ezra p. Smith, Wilson G.
Hunt, VIM j. Syms, Thomas Thomss W. ID. Murphy,
ond Eli Kelly. Tie portrait was received and vote
Of thanks given TO the generous donors.
The Rev. A. MAcLAY, ID. d., communicated his
resignation ofthe Presidency.
Committee Of FIVE was appointed to nominate a
after some time spent in con- utstion returned and
ID. D., President Of the America an Bible Uni n TO
I'll the vacancy occasiOntd By the resignation of Dr.
Macay.
The report accepted, and the nomination
frmed by election.
Bro. William Colgate, the late Treasurer, then
elected Vic President TO fill the place vacated by the
ele ctiOn Of Bro. ArDitage TO the Presidency. Bro
Colgate It'll continues Manager.
Tie Rev. j. :. Backus pastor Of the Union Baptist
Church, was elected to fill the place vacated by Bro
AImltage a member Of the Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.
The stated monthly meeting Of the Managers of this
Society held in the Bible House, No III Nassau
street. Thursday, the 5ih inst, AZ the Pfesi
dent of the Society, the Rev Dr. WEIGH in the chair.
The Board proceeded TO organize BY choosing the
Rev b. 7. W elch, d. d., Chairman; the Rev. II. T
Love, Corresponding Secretary; n. c. Plat, esq.
Treasurer; W. Carter, esq, Recording Secretary;
ID. Ward. esq, Dep. Agent
The regular StanCiDg Committees on COlpOrtage apd
Special Correspondence, Public ition and Finance,
Agencies Real Estate Legaces, and on the Library,
were duly appointed
On the day of the meeting drafs upon the treasury,
amounting 10 about $4,000, to sustain the Socety's
work in Germany, bao been presented aud paid, 20
that the treasury was Overdrawn about s. 000 very
interesting communication from the Rev. j. G.. Onck-
of Germany was read, stating that the Socety's
cOpoteus i'll Central Europe had during the past year
contributed to the supply of more than five hundred
preaching Stations and to the hopeful version
of twelve hundred ard forty three souls and that
some of these c"pOneurs now were suffering bitter
prosecutions which would lead il feared, even to
fines prisons for circulating the word of God and
for holoiI religious convenicles. Mr.. Oncken had
already published, at the Society's expense, forty
thousand New Iestamebts since the lst of January,
ana would need twenty thousand more in the OF
few weeks, great the demand for the Word Of
God.
Twenty-Five cOpoiteurs here IN the home employ
reported for this meeting, and gave the following a.
the results of their abors for the month of May: 8l3
visits for Bblereadng end prayer; 367 families found
destitute Of the Word Of God; Az persons induced to
attend Church. 293 children brought into Sabbath
schools 2l5 sermons preached; 1879 prayer-m etiugs
and sessions of Sabbath Schools heidi 100 visits to
vessels and for mace; 81 hopeful conversions,
and 2s persons baptized.
Seven cOlpOrteuis out OF some forty applica-
tions appointed 10 labor in different fields the
state of the treasury would allow Of no more of whom
two Germans for Philadelphia and Cincinnati,
aud one was lih for the city Of NewYork, when the
Board adionrned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
MosraLr Rsro.r o. rHr DIsrEssAhit' N rHs

Mo,1,LY RIPoHr o. rHE DIsPKysAhIEs n rHk
C,ry OF S.w.Yosx-ys~ YOrk hspenssry treated isrias
III, no,tA of Nay tss Di.esns, 'so! 81 sher d"'ns'
sl ,snl 4iss ss.. As; ea.4se. .s.es IS J..s lIio;
.r,,i es2; psscnpeo1s dspensst. ss3 Nofa-rn Dis'
rsn,r, :. The DsrsussIy 70 q thsu 4seisp, ~. ',tA
IT, siu >. eiT an~r 10 years, - s>aaAied. ln
,sns.,. -. ss.epssl sl&s Essterl Dispss-sry; ss
ths Di.r~t -ary s,SH Of tbek a~~l1zs. As t's4 .s,'
sSus s chadr~s e,dsr IS fsis rsseastss fs,<
-. ,,t,oo, Ss.su>ed Dsadt Dspe1ssry o. ne Ds
rsnssry :fs i their dwellings. - tos S4 sduts leis;
ehnereI IS yesr.. csf; v.csasfed S asss
Ne, sss siTS yorh Wessn Denssry; 81 the DsPs essy
sss ct a.i. sreass' lsj fetal col sanlts ~ esaGss
.sIer Is ,eas. S4 vsreisssd leI; n
AZ A.rssats punher whom nsocS sefvices Ald ne
EN-. vsTs rendered grs, ssuy DUNG the msars mAi..
Is. S.mslss "a total as Nstviiy m IN The a'lsd
cs.sss 80 /, rvi.n ,suosres sssd fsA rssts; az 70
Sssrisi Sc; tisl o. TAs ncpd esssss ef aesia sss
I'm. upsl ssi sesfis0A The pce.aiiss
s.ss oS, ar ss,eed ~ seasrs sa resp rsscfy systs
smoos the meet isposnt typhas scsst s1d iasr
tsnifasNr sns ga. eAteias. ReeeosssA. seteeite e
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
ARLkB AFFAIRS.
yOR IrRoPI


The Collins Nal steamship Bsltia. Cs,.. Corn,so-k
eft on Saturday for Liverpool. with $50 n,s.ea,er.
and eI6a. 81 81 in specie Amen. the passenger,
were Professor Morse and family. Mr.. SIDNEY M,ce.
The Rev. Mr.. Gather, the Iri.a i~l-e..-. Ce, Cal.
rslsdrr Of Philadelphia aud Co,. Colt. P,.l Morse
visits Europe il order to sssis. 10 .ons ekuenm4as
'bch are being made there IN Submarine sphns.
He IS 10 Re abeent four or five months.
STEAMSHIP North STAR
We are informed tha; the fne steamship North s.,-
Of the Vanderbilt European Line reached Southanp
ton at i o'clock a. May %, al vel. TIE na..en
ge's we're delighted with the chip AMI with her con
mander. The North Star will leave here sy,n or
July FOR Southampton, Havre anu Bremen.
NUTIsr AT SEA.
The packet--hip West Point, CAPT Harding. st I'll.
pvt frUm Liverpool, report. having been boarded on
the 18th ult st - le, Ion 40 ~, by boa. frou
the British ship Sierben Heath, fron Port Philip.
AusTas for London, 20 days out With .~o taa. and
tslf Of gold dust and informed Csp Harding thai
alf the crew were in irons for mutiny in attempting 20
take the ship
sTwYoRK SHIPPING
The following table exhibits the number # vessel.
of all classes lying at the different piers and whsryes
of New-York and BroOkl'n on Saturday. Jane7:
10
- >loos and other sns crsf az
RsTt............ ..........Iti
Total. SO
sAvAL.
A iull complement OF mechanic. Is now busjy en-.
gagged at the Navy Yard in fitting ou, the Uait 4
States stort,hip Supply, in compliance with order,
f.rn the Department at Washington to ,h,t effect.
Her destination has not yet been made known
The United States sloop of war vnceunes Com.
nauder John Rodgers, ssi'ed from HOnoulu, md.
wich Islands, on the Goth OF March for the Cnited
S.s..s vi Tahiti
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
lAfr--us-osn-I z-.~
A. e,x.,oo. n = MI. u.tSr Asp fbAhhACb.

1s. L.sr UsyoLDfso % rrs trI" ,6,.,
~ p.sIs N u. No 81 LsaJs.tse -. ''
mn 80, s.,t a ero.aw.y, s-tse-r fn a.. NJ -,
. ex0af " > w .W
oa,.,osr a. fr G-n.snaf, 'i.s'a =. Is,sr as
~ ,.He' -. sr1 -. Ct he ~ eEt : tetnsf 20
s%s M -sie SL.r.- d. tny-tgsbt 70 sxA -
.e>f Ls Zee efr' -. Ct .x.1..at.o sLd pfoo ~,
eAScs- a. ,,..-Et sDe sc ab-I- All sass-sss.t
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

snwosth TO Westport the 3lst They will probsbv
rot spend more than week in invest eating the
Kansas difficulties. They will leave as early as the
10th for Washington.
UNITED STATES TROOPS STATIONED AT TOPEKA
AND LAwRFNCE-wAK-PRO-sL SLAVERY MEN
ORDERED TO LEAVE, ETC.
Core sroldeLce Of The Missouri Democrat
TOPEKA HoUsE, TOPEKA,
Wednesday, May %, 1856.
Fory.fve Cuited STATES Dragons are enca npei IN
this vicinity, TO assist the bogus Sheriff 10 the serving
at wrts, aud to execute Doug glass threat subdue'
the people oi Kansas One hundred aud sixty troops
are stationed in Lawrence for tne same purpose.
MURDER.
Yesterday man named Dunn was shot through the
head by with whom n difficulty had occurred
rome personal matter; both Pro-Savery meA.
WAR.
II is currently reported IN this vicinity, from good
authority that for several day. party Of Col. Bu-
fUrd's men were encamped near OsaSattomie, IS miles
south OF Lawrence, committing many Expectations
upon the property of the ~ lntters who at LAT became
eDrbgec, msde attack upon The camp killed five of
their number and drove the remainder into Missouri.
PRO SLAVERY sgS ORDERED TO LEAVE.
The Pco-Slavery ia that vicinity, who have
identified themselves vita tie troubles 10 Kansas.
lave been waited upon by COmpittee and ORDERED
10 pack up and move INFO Missouri with then goods
sDd cba't.lr hstanter. The Commands have been
complied with, and many families have left Tae
srehte-t excite prevails in that portion Of ansas
TROoPs oRDERED TO DIsPERsE THE MOB.
Gov Shannon has orrered d detac1meDt OFF 10
OsawattOme u dsperse the crowd. o. the arriv II
Of the dragoOus there they found small lmp Of the
setters and informed them % the object Of their visit
and commanded them to dirperse, Obedience to the
commands Of Shannon. The rettleys quietly dispersed
without any resistance whatever.
II KaDsas by order Of the Administration, is TO be-
come the " dark and btOody grOVnd, It will so'n be
found that party snoot well H. the otaer,
and the Will become general. Much as the people
depore such a state Of afiai, they will carry 1t out
if necessary Ia vinOca- their rights and TO insure
the protection Of their hives.
am about leayi' for Leavenwoub City.
our In haste
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

AsypicAS DxcREEs oS CouRr CosrrNr.-Ar.
Nancy. the Am,ncan Secrstary who has manuce'ed
prb an obstinate and mprac cabe spirit IN his cores
,s.nd,nce With our Government, Is determined 10 %
n;tept in all things, ana las actually, after due con,
sni,sii,n with the soverument taiors OF the nhed
S,.,es defined ard pr scrihed the dress IN which all
American gentlemen must spPear at foreign courts ana
our own especially The "ucr When ess oees y, a. con
- to The American legation Is not hunted IN ITS APP
s,s,,nn tn the members of the diplomatic corps oH.
10 all free and Independent citizens who mus 90 Io
mi, The san liberty Of faction which the OF 'ns
~ yyp;~o o, Eurone to certain extent do. The COS
which sn% TsSo% "aas. 81 Mr Of a. c
and his coacu,ors have deciued on
black pan,aoons or breeohcs, silk st"cklng', osen
sword and cooked hat. Sew ral American iit
have expressed their feelings of annoyance az .ns p'
ceeiing OF Mr. Marcy. They would Willingly, wnsa :.
seeking for their pleasure to pay the
the Sovereign Of Great Britain and as matter "
,.,sp.ss and good taste conform to the ussges snd
customs OF her court; but this order Of Mr. ,cy OF
no in perave nature as TO leave the intelligent mem
bsrs Of the great republic no option.
tLssdon Cosrt JouIoa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
FIRES.
IN BLEECKFR STREET

IN BLEECKFR STREET.
A camphene lamp burst on Saturday night in the
house Of VIM Flukes, No 3O5 Bleecker street, set
fpp il on fire. Before much damage was done, the
Gre was extnguished.
IN MULBERRY STREET.
At o'clock yesterday morning fire occurred IN
the dwelling house No. 269 Mulberry street. A few
nails of water sufced to subdue It.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

eeived the ~jer. .nd gays the beSer the ~ar,a,
which it called for snd now believes the ordert hsvs
been ;Crsss. The second teposes that the warrant
Vas paid by the bank that he believes the indorse-
meni ups wss 8 forgery. nd that Leverch v IS he
person Who f'rged The third swesrs thsr both or
Ger and inooD M ut were 1rger,es, and that be be-
Eeves Lsverich to have committed bl,h. The a.
oused ~as taken before Justice ssire.u sud held u
jail IN t2too to an,ver the charge. Mr Ei~>rd
Bo~nell Of No. 10 Third avenue becine his boods
msa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
La " INTELLIGENCE.
eVreRiOR COVRr-Juxx f-GENgsAL Tsan-Pr~seas al
the Jadxss but Jadse wospaUrF

SUPERIOR coVRr-Jvsx r-Gr.s,At rssn-Pressat sI
tAe Jadses but JUDGE wospaurr.
~ -. DECISIONS.
HAIRS wilson agt. s,vsans b. Still rel and John
~ s, "a, '. ,sseS 70 D.y. ssia. sv..s
Frederick '. n. Ho,ton act Hsrn r Ncs.n.
'vesn'sr rt o5 Gtiesd,-' 'srued Win oe.ts
JO.ePh Z; DYSels:s sgt Milton G. Smi'h-Jusgme.s
Johr A. Cu-sman act. Isaac II. Merkle-Orier OF
grated % TO snoaat OF csal,eaa,n "a. ., s,s
ney from &C ieut
SPECIAL TsRN-sefor- Jug. Dvxa
TsE sRICs cHVKCa PROPERTY.
The srguusnt OF the second II snctlo1 upon the
Smpleton Of the sale Of the Brick Church which We
set WI Tor cay. was postponed, at the reqacs, cf
ooutSel. to Monday evesiDg 81 81 when it viii tsks
pso ct Judge Dutis residence before himself and one
or more of his asscci,tes.
Judge Duer sucgcsted TO counsel doub, whether
he int to the power o; the Cooperation to relesss
III, ir;,n Il 10 the property in controversy dut,a-
su'sl ed from their power TO sell. under the charter
bsd b,er sufficiently considered On the previous sr.
euusn, before Judge Roosevelt.
III, same counsel app, ard a. IN the former case,
with the addition of Mr. S,oughton in behalf OF the
people.
JohL B Ward sgt. n. Steener ct al. Complaint dis
II. 2 Towp-ttd e,. &c. sst Ely Hoppoch-De.
ovtuled 'nt judgment f defendant usless Psnaf
=
John Taos rson sat Seofss hScsett-
Motion granted chly GA condttisO tbS< the defendants
should L., lisr - wiAn ~ s,ys tie with iswtA
he htf svf.
sd st nc - thss pvtion hst u such mef
should he TIE pautt b. perGssd ., siscntiI
wuhg hossi should be tnsSe he voad be entitled 10
Jsdsmtlt
Aoer: Lowry ss' Wnilas Jssvis
Melton graDed, With $40 costs ~ to she special de.
tense So 'erolsu. in the which merely
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W liam betew az Jsceiuto ,. Lesl
Motion o. part Of defendant granted, but without
II e~das
Sam.el l. sknn agt George barthoh-Nc.on de-
lied ~ vscats orcrI of arrest, with 40 costs.