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EYE AND EAR. N. C. Cook, M. D., St. Louis. Mo.
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" III. HEN DRIA, SUTgtOh FtNtlSt, ~lILD Fan Buren, -4akdnsdS, TNENDERS his services to the citizens of Van Blu l ard vicinity, feeling confident of being able to render the most perfect satisfaction in all work executed by him.
 His work for permanence and utility shall not be surpassed by any dentist in the State.
 Charges shall be made in accordance with charac- ter of work rendered.
 Ladies waited on at their residences if desired
 Dr. II. will occasionally visit some of the surround ing counties. Letters addressed to Van Buren will meet prompt attention.
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LATER FROM THE CI,IWEA.

SCNDRiES. SA BOXES Bi Carb Soda eSV Cnsk < 24 boxes English Dairy Cheese; bags Black Pepper; : Race Ginger; l < Alspice; F bbl. refined Borax; keg best lndigo ' fresh Nutmegs; 10 mats Cassia; i box $ Mncearoni; 6 boxes Sperm Candles, ? bbls. Tanners Oil: Received per steamboat Cora No. 2. and for sale by RAPLEY, HANGER & co. Nor,.b 4
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NEW GOODS.

TINAfE x MOORE are receiving any quantity of
 IL goods. wares and merchandise of almost every description, among which is Hardware, Lard Oil, Iurpentine, Soap, Candles, Starch, Cotton Yarn, Soiars and flames, Grind Stones, Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Churns, Wash Boards, Baskets, Lead, Shot, Powder, etc., etc; all of which have been brought for cash, and will be sold vero low.
 March 25.
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS.

CSS CANS Fresh Cove Oysters, e-@ o ~oo lected and put up expressly torS SfSy our sales. The above Oysters are not ex- NS&.y celled by any Oyster brought to this market
 Received per steamer Col. Drenncn and for sale by
 March 25, l356 RAPLEY. HANGER 6 CO
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Davidson's Fire King Safes.
 FIRE PROOF AND FREE FROM DAMPNEss. EUST received, five of these superior safes, thret eS sizes and for sale by VIM. B. WAIT, Feb. 26 '56 Agent for the Manufacturer
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To the Travelling Public. HOUSE OF ENVERT kIN7rES,r
cfER cs hiCHARD BRAGG.

ESPECTFULLl informs the citizens of h Little Rock and the surrounding country tbo, he is now prepared to make all kinds of work con' sisting of Wagons, Buggies, Carts Drays and trnc, and timber wheels for mills and every kind of plan. tation use. Also blows and cultivators of different patterS cotton scrapers and sweeps of various Dat terns all kinds of ml and gin irons made to order heparngs of all kinds done in the neatest style at my old stand opposite the Anthony House. .-e5 On hand 3O000 feet choice seasoned lumber to be made up to order.
 Nov P. 1858 ly RB.
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F. H. WHEAT.

N oOS' TITUS x CO.,, Cotton Factors l. w. MOON, New Orleansl ,: ,: \! y!zSs; H55S, Memphis 4sa" Ne" Orleans. Sept. II, '55 6m*
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TAKE NOTICE, THAT all of the unsettled or unpaid accounts in l favor of the estate of E. Marcus, will be sued immediately after the first day of May, 1S56 Call VIM. DRAKE, Agent for
 NJ. Gaynon. Adm'r of the
 estate of E. Marcus, deceased.
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WHOLESALE < RETAIL
 DRUG STORE.

kinds. Also Pertumery, Chemicals tD Fancy articles; Window glass and Glassware; Patent Medicines ofal kinds such as Taylor's Balsam of I yerwort, Hastings compound SyfHp of Napther and Pepsin; all of Dr. Jayne's and Comstock's Prepara- nons' SwaiIn's and Indian Panaceas, Daey's Pain Pink EXpectorant, Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry. Iownscnd's, Sands Carpenters, Comstocks and Bull PsSalsaparilIa; FahneStocks Klomstock's Smiths and Dead Shot Nermifuges; Oils, Paints, Varnishes and Dye Stutfs.
 All goods purchased at this store are warranted of the best quality, and will be sold the most reason able terms
 *z* Physicians can have their prescriptions accu rately compounded. R. l.. DODGE. Little Rock, September, 13, 1853
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4 CARD.

TvNHE undersigned would inform his friends an Il and customers that he is now in receipt of DOT ton of his Spring supplies consisting of COPPER
 BROWN SUGAR;
 RAISlNS;
 RICE;
 A lot of Fine TOBACCO;
 A lot of KENTUCKY WHISKEY; A lot of fine BOURBON WHISKEY. March 25 '56 JACOB HAWKINS.
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Wrapplns, Letter and Cap Paper.

Wrapping, Letter and Cap Paper. 7SA Reans Wrapping Paper, assorted sizes, from IFO Is by IS to 26 by 36 inches,
 Reams Mercantile Packet Post;
 " Blue and White Laid Ruled Letter Paper; % :. :. Ri1p Snp Received direct from manufacturers, and for sale by RAPLEY, HANGER dS co. March g. '56.
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CARPETS AND RUGS.

LUST received, new supply of English Patent J Brussels Carpets, Velvet Brussels, and Tuhfted Rugs, s-4 and A Oil Cloth Carpets, cheap for cash by D. BENDER.
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TICE. M.JTTNHE undersigned have just received a91G sy II large lot of Queensware, which they yJf offer for sale at reduced prices Call and see them. They consist in part of Iron Stone Plates, Teas Pitchers, Bowls, Dishes, vegetable soup and steak common Teas, Plates Dishes etc, Mollasses Stands Castors, Pepper Boxes, Fancy Vases China Mugs assorted Plumbers, Lanterns, etc.. etc. Also few setts of Extra and Common China.
 Feb 26 '56 NEWBERN ,V HUGHES.
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French Lace Curtains.

YENHE finest article of French Lace Curtains ever 1 offered in this market, for sale ut
 Jan S. '56 HFERYS
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For PryRg the Biooi rcmocHg all diseases arising from Q .Hercnry and tmprpdeAce t, chroa disease, arising from impurs of tc 5o0d and tho OHi riidbte and efecuai kaoacR mcdy Jor Inc cWre Qt Scro'Hla, Scdd Head Ulcera- tons Qf the Throat and Legs, PgiHS and Seedlings
 ot the Bones, 7fttcr, PimpieS the Face, and
 .L- S... L..... a.. n. S.
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JUST RECEIVED FGER Steamboat Hickman from Cincinnati-- 25 bbls Choice Whiskey; 10 Walkers Ale l5 ' Butter Crackers; 25 boxes Cheese; Z5 !" Star Candles. etc. etc. Al! of which will be sold at the lowest prices by
 NJ. TANTl < co. March g Lower Steamboat Landing.
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k. j. WARD. WI. r. SAUNDERS. RngT p HINT W ARD, SAUNDERS & HUNT. Cotton " Facsors, 100 Gravier street, New Orleans
 Aug 2l, 1855. ly
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FOR THE LADIES,

JUST received by steamer Pelican, beautiful stock French Berage Robes;
 Printed and Plain Berages;
 = Qrgandes; Lawns, Chintzes and Brilliants Raw Silk and Thread Hose; Bonnet Ribbons;
 Fans, and various other articles too numerous to mention, which the Ladies will well to call and ex- anime before purchasing elsewhere April l. 1855 JAS A. HENRY.
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New and Fashionshle nress Goo,is.

New and Fashionable Dress Goods. IUST received by steamer Hickman, Ladies' Fine J Dress Goods; Silks, Bareges, Figured and Plain Striped and Plaid Nansook: Swiss and Jaconet Edg- ings and lnsertings. Also variety of Dress Trim mings Ginghams; Prints; Lawns; Linen; with ge- neral assortment of Dry Goods, etc., etc Please call at D. BENDER'S.
 March 25 '56
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..Oh, Ye of Little Faith!'' WYE have in the Good Book promise that seed w time and harvest will come Believing that said promise will be fulfilled both to the just and un just. we have bought and offer for sale
 doz Extra Iron Braced Grain Cradles; " Waldron's Grading Scvthes; Grass
 , '' Scythe Stones:
 '' Sneaths. March 25. 1856 TATE tS MOORE.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DISAPPEARED on the 9th instant A D supposed to have run away, myEss negro man ANDREW, about 26 yearsv WY of age, a dark mulatto, about feet or R< inches high, rather broad built the hE&E bridge of hi, nose between the eyes deep W & set as if broken-abrupt in speech seem \ "a ingly impudent. will give the above Z reward on his delivery to me-and if taken at dis tance, necessary expenses paid.
 E. S. CAUSIN. Little Rock, March 9, 1856. tt.
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SEARCy FEMALE ACADEMY.

lE>- FEvHE second session of the Searcy Fe-
 ; -A- male Academy, i, now in successful s. zs3opc, aon, 'under the superiutendence of s.lz4s Lssz the Rev. JAMES MARTIN, as Principal.
 Terms of Tuition per Session.
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FLOWS AND FLOW POINTS.

FLOWS AND FLOW POINTS. 2 D ,nIss hnSpEE ld5 Sg h3s B. P on l3epivs h"n1 sssssssssa Kentucky Flows Nos :, 5, l2, l3 l4 and l6 extra point to each Flow. Extra points for No. Q. 10 and 7. Flows cheap for cash. March f. 1858.
 FIVE STEAM ENGINES FOR SALE. { AF diferentszes suitable for running Mills. These " engines arc warranted to be in perfect order Also lot of Mill Castings consisting of gudgeons, and every thing appertuning to saw grist mll'.- Apply to TOM BARRETT.
 or ROBT. ERODE. Little Rock Feb l9 '56-3m
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IN THE CITY OF CAIRO.

The Trustees of the Cairo City Property,
 Offer for Sale, at Private Sale, a Number
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ATTRACTIONS AT BARRETT'S! MY assortment of New Spring and Summer

X "A \ bl MY assortment of New Spring and Summer 1'A Goods have arrived, opened and ready for inspection.
 Having purchased my goods at lowest cash prices and brought to this market direct, think may safe ly assure my old customers and purchasers generally of as good if not better bargains. than be had any where in the city. My present stock comprises STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
 HATS. CAPS, SHOES AND BOOTS; SUGAR, COFFEE, TEAS; MOLASSES. in bbls and 15 bbls; STOVES IRON and CASTINGS ass'd: HARDWARE, Cutlery and Clothing; TINWARE. etc., etc. etc.
 .zs~ Give me call examine my Goods, acquaint yourself with my prices and if you don't purchase, there Is no harm done my motto is it's no trou be to show goods" at BARRETT'S. Corner of Markham and First streets Little Lock. April l. 1856
 ANTED. 1TNEN THOUSAND Beef Hides, Peltries and | Furs! Cash paid for above at highest market rates, by THOS. BARRETT. April l, 1853
 TRADE HAS OPENED. TALL and see the assortment of Dry Goods Gro- O ceres, etc. just received and opened at
 April l, 1856 THOS. BARRETT'S.
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TN77s1 FINE FRESH MEATS. tM-As VTNHE subscriber has taken Stall ssSkSatGS1
 u No. 3, in the Market House, ,4sSe.QA left hand side where he will always be prepared with the best stall fed beef and all other descriptions of fresh meats that can be procured The highest price will also be paid for beef cattle, sheep, calves, etc., etc.
 JOSEPH .. SCHADER. Jan. 22. 1856-3m
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IFS hereby given that the firm of Mauldng x Rudd II is this day dissolved by mutual consent, and eith party eau the name of the firm only in qui- dation.
 Given under our hands. at Columbia, Chicot coun- ty, Arkansas, this the Sth day of March, 1856.
 W. l.. MAULDlNG.
 A. RUDD. March 25-4w
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STNDRIES. i BEL. Turpentne; Il |" Yellow Ochre; " Copperas; !" Whiting; |" super Carb. Soda; l |" Tartaric Acid; 25 boxes Soap; } Casti1e Soap. Just received and for sale low by
 MERRICk & WASSELI. March IS. 1856 Steamboat Landing
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PURCHASERS for large assortment of Il y Fine Round, Square, Band, Hoop and Horse } z Shoe Bar lron Flow Wings. Wagon Boxes, Wash and Dinner Pots, Ovens, Skiets and Lids, Nails of every size etc. by
 April !. lS66 TATE & MOORE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-18

The locomotive Aramingo, under charge OF Conductor
VIM. vanstayoren, left Fort Washington station, and
half miles below Gwynedd, at O'Clock Ia min. There
only about twenty passengers the uain, which
consisted Of locomotive, tender, smoking and bag
gage car, aud the passenger car.
When the train was al the station the conductor in.
quired Il the excursion train bad arrived gentleman
answered in the negative. The conductor said they
ought 70 be up, and immediately gave the word righp
the bell was rung and the train proceeded down At
slow ratethe engineer constantly sounding his whistle
The collision took place about 100 yards north Of Deweys
lane, and twelve and a ha miles from Philadelphia
The up train was drawn by locomotive Shackamaxon,
VIM, Harris, engineer, who was dreadfally injured
that he soon died.
The train was under the charge Of conductor A. Hop
pie, who had one Of his legs broken.
They going at rapid rate, and the met
at short curve, could discern the coming down
until they within few yards Of each other.
The up train consisted Of twelve passenger cars bag
gage car, locomotive aud tender. II Is estimated that
there were eleven hundred persons this train
Of which over halt were small children.
The next down train let Gwynedd at a. and arrived
at the scene Of the disaster at 7io-the proper time
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TEL + G X AP &c.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1T-l0P NJ.
Public opinion has settled pretty conclusively that the
accident 10 be attributed to the reckcssness OF Van
stavoren the conductor His train had stopped front
OF the Fort Washington Hotel, and minute before his
time, by the card table, he called to friend who was
eating breakfast TO "hurry board" His friend said
"The up train Is not in yet" He replied, swell, viii
60 nevertheless" He hurried his passengers aboard
started OIL slowly but had mot gone three hundred yards
before the collision occurred He leapcd on without
taning serious injuries. but almost frantic wit
Messing the cad result Of his recklessness He subse
queny committed suicide by allowing arsenic his
residence in Buttonwood street.
William Lee, the engineer OF the same train, has been
arrested TO await tho investigation about to be made by
Coroner Delavan.
-Four bodies brought from tho scene OF the
accident this evening. They burned to crisp.
Three recognized by their fiends the other Is un.
known.
Tie wounded number about eighty, onc-iourth of
whom, II IL thought will survive. Fractured .dbs
very numerous about have both legs broken
The vicinity Of the disaster, well the Washington
street depot, have been OF mot inerse excite.
ment and violence feared by some against the pro.
pery Of the company.
About tour thousand tickets for the excursion were
sod The second train about starting when the
Of the calamity reached the depot
st. Michael's church has a very numerous congrega-
ton, In the upper section Of Kcnsngton Rev Mr. Loch-
being pastor. His two assistant priests-Messrs.
sheridan and oConnell-were the train, and he de-
signed following in the second train.
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ALLEGED WIZ MURDER rHE TWENTY FIRST WARD -
Mrs Coyle, the woman who was 30 severely beaten sy
her husband, Thoma, Coye, on the 10th inst died on
Wednesday night from the effects OF her injuries Coro
ner Gamble being notified Of the occurrence proceeded
the Twenty first ward station house. and held an in.
quest upon tne body Of decreased II appeared from the
evidence adduced before the Coroner that on Thursday
the 10th inst, deceased being erciere her hasband
entered her at 6js Second avenue and demanded
some money from her. Mrs. Coye refused 10 comply
with her husbands request, whereupon he beat and
Kicked her In a shocking manner. The accused was
arrested at the tune of the occurrence and committed
prison 10 await the result OF bis wife injuries Mrs
Coye was conveyed to Bellevue Hospital where she died
from the effects of abortion produced by the beating
received the 10th inst The prisoner drunk when
lac committed the assault upon his wife. and II was for
the purpose Of procuring drink that he demanded money
fro deceased. The Jury this rendered verdict
OF Death by pucrpera convusons the result OF niu.
ries received at The hands Of Thomas Coyle her hus.
band on the i0th day of July, 1856, At 654 second
avenue" Upon the rendition Of the verdict Coroner
Gamble committed the prisoner 10 the Tombs 10 val,
the action OF the Grand Jury Deceased 2s years n
age, and was native of Ireland.
Kurrp w FAILING Or A WINDOW w--An lnoues, wss
held Yesterday upon the body Of a caild two years N
named Howard Rockfeow, who was kifeI by mlEnv an,
ot the window Of his parents residence ail seyetI
street during the absence Of the mother from tie MN
ve'dict Accidental death" Deceased was a native s
t5Ss CITY.
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Virtual Settlement Of the Central
American Question.
Important Negotiations between Eng
land and Honduras.
THE BAY ISLANDS TO Be csOEO TO THE LATTER.
THE ENLISTMENT QUESTION.
The Interesting Debate in the British
Parliament.
Proposed Occupation Of Turkey by the English,
&C., &c, &c.

The United States mail steamship Fulton, Capt wottou
from Havre July 2, and Southampton July g. at IL
o'clock M arrived at this port eleven O'Clock yes
terday morning.
Our private advces by the f. Of considerable import
We informed by correspondent in London,
Of the actual settlement of the Central American question:
by an arrangement between England and Honduras -
cede the Bay of laxds-the bone OF contenton-to the
latter Our correspondents letter gives Of the do
tails Of this important event.
The quarterly returns of the revenue have been pub
shed and despite the the result most satisfactory
The Customs returns show increase of about ESQ
on the year. the Excise decrease of nearly E00 0O0
Such entire absence of disturbance in the national
sources at the close of war is unprecedented.
Intelligence from the Crmea TO the 2lst ult states
that eny 900 Frenchmen remained there. News from
the Mediterranean informs that during the week
ing June 81. than IL COO troops from the Crimes
had arrived. The American clipper Ocean Herald waA
there with 1900 infantry. Lord Cough had arrived il
the Banshee and had his departure for Paris with
out attracting much office.
Southern Sebastopo is to be made first rate fortress
but entirely plan. Ncoaief being the pri n
cpal fort is to be the port for the future feet The
Russian army in the Caucasus and the Turkish frou-
tiers in Asia had been reinforced The guard and grena
der corps will remain at st Petersburg and Novogorod
Moscow will be the great depot for the reserves and the
six actve army corps will form great chain extend
ing from odessa across Warsaw to the Baltic.
Prince Frederick William of Prussia had taken his de-
rarture from London a visit to the Queen.
The banker Meyer accused of corruptng the tec9ra-
phc clerks on the Continent tried upon his appeal
and acquitted.
Prince Gortchakon the Russian Foreign Minister had
taken the route through Dresden and Berlin, his
turn from Vienna to st. Petersburg His visit to Prussia
and ssxony thought to have had reference to the D.
nubian Principalities.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams, Of American nooriety
were delghtng large audiences at the Adeph theatre,
London by their admirable presentations OF the lrish
Boy" and yankee Girl"
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THE ENLISTMENT QUESTION.
Important Debate In the British Parliament
on the Recruitment Question and
Mr.. Champions Dismissal.

In the House OF Commons the 30th u on the aues-
ton that the Speaker should leave the chair order thas
the House should go into Committee of supply beng put
Mr. g. MooRE rose to move the resolution with regard
TO the American question Of which he had given notc
Mr. W. BRowN rose At the same time and appealed to
his honorable friend not 70 proceed with his motion.
There strong feeling both IN that house tho
country that the matter should be len In the hands of
government and the American Minister Eng
and in that the differences which had unortunate-
IN srisen between the two countries might be adjusted
He had doubt that, unless OF Irritation,
should these disputes would be amcably arranged
10 the satisfaction OF both parties. He thought Il would
be 20 discuss any supposed fault or rreguarty in
the arrangement Of public affairs long Negotiation.
pending and the mouths Of MaSHTs wers shpt. "a
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Alleged Extensive Frauds In Wall Street.
ARREST OF THE PRESIDENT. SECRETARY AND TWO
TRUSTEES OF THE INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE
COMPANY-ALLEGED OVER ISSUE OF STOCK TO THE
EXTENT OF SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS.
few days ago Mr.. Charles w. Ogden, Vice President
Of the International Insurance Company of this city ap
peared befure Justice Connolly and peeicrred charge
Of fraud against the President Secretary and Trustees
OF the company. The complainant In his affidavit, al
eges that Moses sarbuek acted President of the
company from the month Of February the 9th of
June ult. that William II. starbuck of the former
acted secretary pro and that John w. Laison and
James A. Requa acted as trustees during that period;
that the 18th of June last the above parties transfer
red the effects Of said company to the extent Of 81
without the authority knowledge OF the board OF
tors that they procured be signed did sign false
and fraudulent certificates Of stock $500 shares OF said
company valued at $50 per share that the 18th Of
May last the accused acting in the capacity Of officers
and trustees OF the above company did sign four proms
sorry notes Of debt for the of s 000 that the issuing
and selling Of said certificates Of stock by the
effected without the consent directors OF the com.
pany and that II done violation OF the charter and
laws of the above corporation.
Attached to the affidavit blank certificates OF
stock which alleged prepared 70 tho amount Of
1927 500, by the accused to be filled up and signed by
them, and which to be delivered Messrs atson
Requa The aggregate amount Of notes issued sabove
the stock according to Mr. Ogden's affidavit $40 o00
Upon the strength Of the above affidavit warrant was
issued for the Of the above parties Yesterday
morning all the above parties, with the exception
of Lason, brought before the magistrate, by officer
Dickson, OF the Lower Police Court when they held
for hearing which is TO come of to-day. Mr. Latson is
now confined to his bed In consequence OF Illness
and II will be some days yet ere he will be sufficiently
recovered to attend at Court.
The complaint against the above parties made under
the law relating TO the issue transfer of
stock by officers OF banks insurance companies, aud
which enacted by the Legislature with view TO
prevent Schuyerism in this State.
The defendants in this state that when the exam-
nation takes place. and the whole truth is ece their
duct will be fully justified by the public.