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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-25

DAHEaINs In GREAT QUANTlTlE.Ss
ID -As made an agreement WITH tue iano,o.a .aa, ~
stay in The house now occupy anotnei yesI, -. 81
20 the North and purchased my second spnns saPPy
Of Dry Goods and Fancy Articles, and nave Ja. ao.s
turned with q beautiful and Wen seasI Is. IN shs
which bought very cheap because y - To-. rsaacsS
season. aud / viii sell them on az sress1J = - s;vs
prces Ladies viii find if TO their adsanta se 70 s
me call before purchasing esew wheIe. a.; NJ a. az nr,ce
fectly satisfied that SUIT tasn ~ a.; -
ISAAC ROSENHEiM, No - hls,n az. =,
my N-Ims Three doors above MATTEL .-.e-.- =
Tf,O FAHM EHs.-Nc have tne axSnsSy sa - Ia
i Eurrelps Improved KeapeD, ana woua us, ~ 70
TO furnish any who may be ia want oI .soaf -. -
leyiny them 10 be superior 10 nny now IN Us s,ra
, m. 2s BAKER fLE.2n-- fL-.-----..-- :.
e,11,11 5111V11 r,s1DA WATER AMI Dya ~,
III, TIING EsTIBLiSHMENT-I na gxsa .Jss IKE
maj the only r.nuine article OF BoffLED r<ta. Sn
WATER made in this city, 10 pat up by p. mc coo @
MACK Who aatters himself that he is able " so sh
pete with ANY uanuf4ctarsT, either ro!tn y. ins
Having been engaged In fils bunnsss ief tne 'Ass
years. -. .rc.,. ,s,.;ra.. IN III IT.
Lh. ~ ~, NJ WM r. LADD, and takes TINS me-
ssues -. his numerous fdends and the pe
,e. - ~ - sid esfsbiishmsnt. that nethins on NJ
ssr, sh.ii - wsntsd 70 sustsin il former fsPass
r.. "a ,rsysut lmposition, be suss % eau iof
.nscns LxCK,B s0DA WATEk ,.,,
80 S91DI WATEH, ALE asd fOhfLh aeivsf
al. III nsrts II tbs city. free 81 esoyes. ....,.
rs- xIi ordsrs from eity or eountfJ sossss's
promptly attended 70. Addrss wn r.ApD.
ep b--5m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-25
VIn,INIA 0hSTsh1eRh, kAtna0AiD;iii viii

NlRtsINLA CENThHL - !. !. y .sosI. vii
NOTICE TO Toks-raos0'sals ,ess a,r r shs
superstructure of two BRIDGES, on the line OF 1hs
Raroaa !. hnt G sss sInass IN ..n. va
,sina ISLE sa - iSs feet Depth Of truss, - feet
width is feet Plan similar to the Great osi as'u'e
Bridge Gohen 81 miles ives. Of s ssstipe or
Oil aPpheaNoh 70 s"o D. wHITCOMB,
,e z.oar 1Ch Ens Va. G. h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-25

NOCT. Il /. 4 IA a. oil the Oia Acascai
- House. is still ENGAGED in treating a., soIss OF se
ere. diseases and hereby invites a call froo ihose
VINO have be 4 n unfortunate in their associations
Dr. r would particularly invite call from peTsoas ss
In the counrry who have been gwen up py thsir
nhv,i.sns ss ,scurable Cases are few indeed thaL
cannot be reached BY medicine when correctly sp-
piled The article known az the Gh MY A. -. "a
very b. t thing now before the public for renoystns
system shattered by dissipation or other eslSe Ma
The A-ue and Fever remedy, csiieo tn Lo,ti.
Uaice sn Ersnkn street just below the E1chanfe ;l
Hotel and first door South OF Trinity Chnrch hieh
mond. Va -. ,,;.h
.,iH mea.elnss sc1en9sans se'1ie' je3l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-25

UUTTE1.--1O iebs sagssssar a - rrss-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-25

For RLIBERIA.-The emigrant ship Elyira Ow en-,
LETT Savannah, Friday for Liberia having ON board
32l colored emigrants, and Rev Jno. Seys, special
agent for the Colonization Society. Among the
emigrants were from Nerfolk, Va !, - from vir.
ginia, smancipated by Mr. Kelly. and furnished
with $4,000, aud liberated by the will OF Mr.
Noel. The others were from Connecticut. q Ma
ryland. 4: North Carolina, Is kentucky, CT;
Missouri, ?; Tennessee, AZ; Alabama, 2; Georgia
80; Mississippi IL ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-25

TgE ROBBERY AT SMITHrIgLp Va. The
South-Side Democrat states that the name Of the
prsoner arrested on charge Of robbpg the Store OF
T. Adams Co. at Smithfeld, Va, Of $1,000
proves 70 be Van Pelt, man about 50years Of age,
with Keen look. He first said his nane was Gov.
Kelly he says the name Of his scsomplIee Ii
Williams. He has shown whsre the ssolsn bonds
were throBn away 1sssass -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-25

letter from Odessa, Of the oath nit, states that
the town was filed with straneers, and that mora
than thirty Liverpool and ConsfAnfinople Hrms had
sstablshed themselves there, TO the prejudice II
the small traders Il. S 5 S 81 gS s
Ith aid that n. 600 nascra are 70 rebuild ssbas
topoL .. - sss &
Letters from Ailaa ssasS that The Austrian sov
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-25
THE ATLANTICS MAILS
POPULAR FRELTYG EGLANI

The steamship Atlantic. which sailed from Ii.
verpool on Wednesday afternoon. the 1lth inst,
arrived in New York shout l2 o'clock Sunday
night. Her mails reached this city yesterday
,norp;ro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

the land would gladly unite Vth them in any eI.
preston of affection or Tonnage for the name Of
Professor SilliDan.
AT the close of nh exordium Prof. Dana pro-
eeeded TO the subject Of his Lecture: In few
vigorous sentences be illustrated the aim OF Geol-
o0y and showed the methods of Geological reason
ing. He then gave an outline OF the course OF To-
stTuction which be intends 70 pursue, dlherins
materially from that Of ether writers. Ills n'e
main divisions are the following: ,..
!. PhysOgnomic Geology, or the tar'n EA''''''
H. Theological Geology, or the Structure and Con-
,titution Of Rocks aud Rock Strata.
III. Historical Geology, or the stratigrsphica Ar
rangenent and Historical Relations OF the hocA' -
Records Of Events.
". PalaeontOcglcal Geoogy, OF INC l'vs'e'S VI
Life On the Globe. RI FL.
V. Dynsmical Geology, or Causes of the Earths
Changes and Progress. ill
The limits of this letter will not allow oil iuiief
presentation Of the course the Professor Is 10 Pur
sue. Tie lectures are TO be given almost daily
during the next six weeks, and Will amply reward
sny ore Who is interested in the subject for visit
ing at this time tie City of NewHayen.
It's proper 20 add in this connection, that the
Instructions Of Prof. Dana are not TO be confined
10 the academic department OF the college. Inc
Yale Scientific School. established in l-i6, BY the
,ppointment of the late lsmented Norton as Pro-
fessor of Agricultural Chemistry, will receive lts
share Of his attention. Thst new department, al,
though still without sn endowment beyond SSDO
ayear. is doing much 70 supply the demand OF
the country for instruction in theoretical aud sPped
science. Chairs of engineering, geology, chemistry
apuljed 10 the arts agricultural chemistry and metal
l1rgy are already established 70 the Instructions
of which the names of Norton, Dana, the younger
Sillimsp. Porter and Brush have drawn this year
not far from sixty pupils.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
LATER FROA HAFTL.

CosrslT<1 ss1rs 4 IL Esst-rs Pct.
PoFT-.U-pFfsrf, Friday Jan. o. 1885.
PClnscsl U-ai;frs s.zI1 about tie tanc as on the
lstk. ~ ote s-euns 70 kiON wat 20 expect. Tie
Eup.rCr l. scs u TIE lLes viii tae remains Of his
s'nr-ssy sfns - % Or X 20 mn. We know but
lliie q len, Ut ss isf 10 vi attempt - renew
tie lI.Caor. kLOuH Ls g. e., We 90 no, know
wa; Ncuo eous ~ 4.
b. nDsi sS1-ess- > igts ls y " return; in which
csft trtf.st. :yp .sgftP sefy ssguidly Though in
lfs UsU1l "a a1Ls T. not-t ftslps Immediately. The
LEE sfo: e fsotlt.y ~ On y ~. b. the Empire who
D. l1yof a tax Fst<f4 81 u b. can succeed in
y sgasrs, til ceSc o"sas Il opposition be NUT
b. e sefy at1s EA..
j. e ~ ,e,, s.,1l, lrrs. AtYsf ,aw i, wore
il ihs DVN "a le1f s;ti .osssc eyrf lnern month";.
sIc = So l4s &c . or..c iefU cease. Ee-iel. are
ics-rg Eetfy Az tLs'f csrrt. Hss1iy man escape.
To fstef eig Leo ~ tlis@fs - D.. four Of the
t1ik A. il1 erug. SAC $50 - - Yeesel going
oct, e. ttss si' sts1sot 0Nt r-s tai1raiy enough
- tc-ceAf - cues.vl 80, tIfrit. Je two other
IL sfc.le ns-s o,yr nll tcV Oy,s .sss all been on
'lOfs ssC1. Ia t~t .vi. c.Dc. ! -e Har.ing aad
ftfeft rsfr-t.ti eilvpu..c :. Vtet 81 ~ uayticn
c.8fst'.. ti6c e., f.v.t ,s ,.afye x tsnan death
r. ulooc lilu,rt stDAt,s
buc! al? 81 .., IrNa.e lvua,s r4,A vii a Init
s.eA htsILeI a., T. 81. tCD'st t-,I. f.ay are al
ntit oi .rnf Oir. Is a.. Hsl os,,4,s al many "
ftria fsNt lr'.. Dr D.i -4.s ,.p.t .s beet f4ny
tf.'l,. i,T nOo' alt r,.',' ss, Jlcst. .f. Ilesr
ptcI.s are ctI.I.'y IAur0s. tu- t.ssv IL o. ....
gtnr Jvfl-gL-tILCl -, .rt d. t-e q. = Inv l,.-
acns Loicei1c , vt CO ~ .. ..-i4 l.esi lee
~ k.e uCie n"n,, ~ a..ss t.rta. ss.s.. IAN
le' O. q! gc-uuf t-tu N'- e. - aJagaiiy favor
IL f9fuaJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Two Adnrsl'. Tale; By J. Fenimore Cooper lima,
Vp. 48l. New edition. Stringer Townsend.
Reros ard Realities from the skechbook Of Manager Of TIE
RosiDe Association. limo, Up. $50 Philadelphia JON
Duross
III. Bush-Boy.. By Capt M,yDs Reid. i2mo PIP. $50 TICK
& Fields. Sold By h. r. Rutd. .
Selections from the British Poets By Eliza WOODWORK
limo, pr. SOS. Carlton Phillips.
The Adventures OF Ny Cousin Smooth BY Timothy Temptation
OF Tewksbury. f2no PIP 23s. Miller Orion Mallssn
BesumaLor; Or The Career Of Rising Nan. syo, VIOLA
Buffalo: A. Burke NswYcrk, Ross, Jones Ies,e,'
John TIue The Christian Experience of Hooet Boy
lsno, PIP. lGo no l6, Harpsrs Story Beohs) Harper
The KMs. Of Rome By F. W. RicOrd. limo, pp 14 A. S.
Bsrnes Co. -
The Republic Of Rome By r. W. Reord. l2nO Pr. Ss. A.
s. Barnes e. Co. =.
Hon Service BY VIM Bacon Stevens d. d. Emo, pp ~.
PLlsdepha r.. II. Butler 4 Co. .
The Practical Pronouncer and 10 Andrews and Bhsof
New French Instructor By stephen Pearl AndreEs sna
George Bachelor. limo, PIP ST. D. Appleton Co
Pictorial Life and Adventures Of Grace OMaey b Ws
H. Maxwell. syo., pp i52. PhiladelPhis: T. h. Petesos.
Popular Cycopeda Of Modern Domestic Medicine. By kns
Insray, Vi. ID. svo PIP. go G. shepard Go.
Selections from Greek Writers in Prose and Poetry
By C. {. felton, LII. ID. 12Ino PIP. I'D Cambridge; Joan
Bsrlstr. Ee~-York: ID. Appleton a Co. 49, ~
Charlemopt; Or The Pride Of The village by W. Oln''s
sin.ms, e,q. limo. pp AZ. Reohsld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
TIE PROSPECT OF PEACE.

Ksrsef fcm privste letter.
PANS, Monday, Jan. p, 1886.
Peace Il SURE thing. France doesn't want the Rus
van neet in the Baltic destroyed, &c that woald be
a'esking down all shadow Of equilibrium in Europe
- lar as marine pOweS is concerned Nor does France
care about carrying on disastrous or st least doubt
Eel campaign in Asia FOR the bencd Of British pretca
mons in the East. Besidas England, after he vast
Preparations, might, in the next campaign, r,gain
fometng of her lest prestige in Europe, and this i
thing France don't care 10 have her DO Franee has
got all she desires aud it Is only by making the war
fsse0' enc under the cover Of which che could pu,b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

HIsDoo RUrTIAsIsn. - Gov. Seward, says 7as
Albany Erening Journal, was summoned BY tee.
graph from his duties in the Senate to the bedsde o.
sick brother in law, Alvah Worden, esq, Of Canaan
dagua, who died on Saturday. He is now dschsrg'ns
the last duties which the occasion demands. The or
cans Of Hndoosm, it will be seen, deem this SUIT
able opportunity for the grossest rufianism;
From. The yev- York Ezpre".
"Crp,ors-that the gossiping Albany correspos-
dents should note the presence of Senator Seward q
Lieut.. .Govemor Raymond's soiree, Thursday lssf,
s;mutebt ousy with the telegraphic announcements
tIat the Senator is journey to sick brother4h-
law not expected to i've" Hope the sick brother
Flaw is bettcr-by this time.
"If at DO very distant day the loretoid lioePIs
Moneys biz, or some s7,OOO,O00 scheme by Gas.
Cook ard his associates, some other sautsZ
measure Challenging the sympathy Of the 'Frene !"
Freedom, should make its appearance in the Senss
or Assembly, then the public viii be afforded cssI~
rotten Ct the identity OF the sick brotherinaw' VINO
was lot expected to live'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

70 the Rhine. ,hs, Lous Napoleon could hope to
make it popular. l hsvnt heard word against
reace, and it Will come spite of English pother even
at the expense OF the Alliance. NsPoeon and Alex
ander think have come to understanding, and Will
be the best kind Of friends within year, ready n
fact for an alliance against England Il need be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
Thy LATE po,.oyne C,sr.-Coroner Perry heh

THr LATE PoIsoyISG CGsE-Coroner Perry T.
IN ireusst Yesterday az house the Of Tenn ~
sud Ei.iy street. NJ the boy Of Mr. George
st!ve q krssnd 81 years q see whose DEAN .s,3
cur edition Of Yesterday The evidence showed thai
LsG erGt detection Of hcs prepared 81 ms eh "a
tucrr sic hcihs strSrlonum stink weecD
,ersllv hssn len IN the box containing them ne
a. lie tu- a. grow AID died. PS,.-I Ia
rNs,na on u tie hdy show ed that strsmonum 40
f.ken ufo the son sch and this the cause ~
re JurV Necvirg he occurrence have been Pa'e"
GENITAL rendered verdict % that eject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

CArrrRr OF an ALLEGED BURGLAR - -. sv n,
tapsa 1hcnAs Creishtoo. shiPcupen,sr oy -h Srcta
ssfra shoat oeock yesterday morning, charged "a 81
an srsrtn into the dwell ina Of MIA MARA oeo, - az
,sf - Nrs Csorse n the ball and followed ~ n IL
M, frs 81 thaham street, whefe POLICEMAN Ioo 80, Coz
NV =. ics "a an /. desssll II 81 Cos hal for fs]
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

CuAEcr ~ CRiNp Acknowledgement Jacob
ait b. irset asiiihn'or Wants lsaa. esier
day sfrrsc5 clslei viii having stolen eshtesn shirt te
scais table cloths ard ether articles the valve ~
iu s 10 sostr of Henrietta Cssisrfnsct NJ ~ "ra@
streft The s,srssa Il aeeeS have aislftct sAS "a
sew. sra r-e fcf,ioa Of the,n tir WsolP l'as
le We ,,H.rhted hy !ssUso Neol Coz etssnsseAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
Rnsri'e4sis@ ~ Aa"-'sA'sr.-rae N,rqct

Dot'y Af.ssfs.E 4ess fAsf
tlf Lt-..t-. t,.,s lt'.t..tf --r h~r.lrsa ~..ut
81 gsz.s, Ia Trne
fe .<Qfi 49, ~ g. cefty 'altly ADMIT. I'D.
lt fs trsI~-r~a .rf,e
~, aa1 " efcr1fesu " u. Lev orsa.
-s4fs Lai cs fo1 81 trus are raiivius
rf.fsrlas dsssss.l IA We 1r5~fsr-. To- a.
slslss tfgffss ~ rae hSIab4ican Cor.eaou
81 g Tff1faa . b.
TO- sess ter.s ~ III srgus--t l.unss
~ rffs I'D c 40 the Convention .rii
tE6aLfaig - - ~ ~. .INes AID substantial hs
= fke ilI iei Ice o. - 'aE4t-l yesrs
Al OEn.T j. waited ~ tie yefsysOn Market Pol -
Covs r d. -hh tskea rsan 40 usu..d Peter
Lr0sa ~ shrlf ~ Ti-n Fr- - asfc % twenty
sfts.L sIssf VIC rsTrsseE,s lhsi be fcsrd 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

The pIainh alleges the purchases and sales OF
t,so stock or he AccessorV Transit Company not
re A. but nctuus and thrst he defendants not Ut
III on mr. stuf the otsn Of 70 SELL In the actual pos
eesssop Of the ~ they Otherwise
t n ther - riehf ryN.sA orzed to sell transfer
the 7Aares 10 n,ratad ,fN plaintiff also asgt that
the ,op mssion charged n tAs account for negotiating
lcSp n nctiuous: bst tbs d- dants negotiated
any Ism tor the rAinun esttsN money WAS advanced
by th ,xselves a-H ih4 sSo ia usurious premium for
the ,Ia and rer esvr tho .rusSA ct,on illegal and void.
The plSsnd therefore, Askytbay0 nc oeiendan DC COM
pelec n return 10 rim the tw Eve shares Of the
OF the sxtb Ave- n,,ey bra my, and pay bal
that may be fosnd due h!r, % ne TRANSACTIONS IN
respect 10 the stock the koocss0F TRANSIT company,
The de,ep.nts coutppd ,bssontiJs th January, 1864
the pIAna1 gave the Jsm of Oe,nN lockwood, who
stock broxe and partrers an orea buy 200 shares
OF the stCSt ~ the Accessory TEns company, Out the
defeDdaR3 do not namt hdt corysHs was incorporated
BY the they Admit that security tor the
ulfment ~ tho paiutiX he 0xters}Yh posted with
firm certAcsao Tor :5 shares oftho - OF the Sixth
Avenue ga.Yoed Corppsnv tooctnc-, wtA power Of
sorney TO II ausfer them which ayvS hypothe
Gated, with ths defendants By piansir 1 security for
their purchase Of Tho 2lO rhsreS Of to .u * Of the
cessOvy Trnns4 Company for tlrp ruM advanced
by them In rsaxng the puvbsse. Tsey - state thai
the M D pemorarunm ~ . purchased
by them ICE Nh LockWocS) and held By hem In their
name ana sot In the narns Of The pnA q, and that
they raid for och shsres tho n OF % OsN tho
day o January 1886; the dsfesdants sss a. the
plaintiff authorized TO setl TIE stock on n account
which sales wsro made in accordance NJ bis In
strucs;ons Ths plaintiff Il "a alleged oirvess the de-
fendsns 10 sef the 35 Of the sscok e ne sixth
Avenue Railroad Company At Sfsf ceots, and did sel
them for that ana credited tho 10 tie plaintiff
they also oonteaA that the plaauhsi indessd 70 them
Mr. r D. Fiss opened the Tor the pAlntn and ad-
duced testimony, slsr which the rs ID
jonrncd 70 Wednesday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

prAr froz Brrss coroner Cor merry held m inausus
81 Al sheyE street upon the body OF male r.aat ~
months Old, named Francis Byrpes who died fron M
match, which commszioated to deccassd's oosh1n9.
vordcf-"AccdontAl soaih.~ Deceased vas native a
New York.
A CElp fousp cs,p.- Coroner Perry hess an lsqusus
ycsssseay al the Sixteenth ward station hozse upoa Ne
body Of unsne male child who was seund sssanasA
IN tho privy eS tenement house In West NinssssnM
Sysct the North river. No clue ooah be ohsaDsa
W the mother Of the rfani 10 The psvsons wks ss-
nittcd the vssaiural decd. vcrdics"DeAsh NJ ssrsn
sulaon ~ ihe hands n some person persons pnknown
10 the Jury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05
BrOlklyn CITY. News.

srsaps "a German named Gustav Gsetx comnusssa
suicds at h residesce No. eao Atlantic street. o. wsA-
ncsday evening asi BY taking arsenic. He procured -
posen At tho drug MORE the Of Carroll a.A o.
iumsa street. rncer pretenoc q wishing u 10 assArsy
rats Hc proceeded 70 his house. and seating himself bs-
aide the stove swallowed the dose He became consosnn
Of tse elect sooa ster and told peoor In the
sen or his vile Who was Q wish 10 New York q -
ums She arrived some time After, when he lnlormoA
her what he bad done Several physicians were seat ~
and tho usual remedies were applied but with eGo-
He died about II o'clock The causes alleged b -
nrancal cmbarsnsments He kept store the rst Aesv
Of hs realdcncs Ha Age about ~; leaves Win
bat no childrsa Tho Coroner vii hold N inquaG 20
suv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05
IMroNrAsr. pKoIs1os-RIsnrs OF CaEprrons ..

INFORMANT DycIsros-Rrenrs or CREprroRs us
TioprpA-By The decision recently pronouuced By Judge
Mcintosh Of the District Court OF ths United sfes n the
case OF Newboid kussel II. r. Y. fewsou pvp-
cpes have beer dctermincd ono Of Which regard
very Important. The dcciscr, 90 far u Affects ths
rights OF foreign and domestic credi ques
ton which may claim the sttentior Of The 1eaislaiurs
The statute OF Fovda Passed Ia lsls, regulating sa~s
under executons, and giving 10 defendants certain
wholly imperative 10 delay the immediate enforoemenA
OF execution issred from the Dsrfct Cosvt q
United states This, VII be perceived, Givcp foreign
decided advantage over domestic creditors. The plain
TIN who obains execution In The federal court usay
claim ns in mediate enforcement and the defendAnA -
quirercn OF the statute or the state regulating NE sas
property under executions. But the defsu1aa4 In
~ cf the statute and may By complying win its prv-
Visions, rcpevy the property leved and delay ~
sse-or example, from April until December This giv~B
foreign sutors who eject 10 thor claims ID the
court decided advantage citizens whs Srs
ccnhnsd 70 The ssAte courts -7oaAsa< Sentinel Nes "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

rHs wsIcs srur IIvs-rnc following call has bsss
Isrueds-
The wings Of the city of New requested 70 ~s< IN
their respective wards Al places hereafter be degna.sd
the lin December, between aud o'clock r.. ~ for
purpose Of eectnE by ballot two delegates from
The whE general committee FOR 1851 and also ward
tccshve from each ward. The Ashanders meet a
Tuesay he OH INST . choose hrec inspectors of eiecos
and 70 designate Cor holding the polls vnrA
They requested 10 communicate with he
executive committee before he m Inst, II Win
81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

FoH NIcARA0uAs-Below VIC give . list Of ths
emsrarts which 10 eel the steamship renw ssse
Captain Crovell ~ O'Clock this morning, PR San
Juan
hrssrs. John West, r. r. Chapman pr. y O. .-reuce.
Encst Depooscy, "A. Remy, nr n. G. Bar ia w ii
Hewitt, Julien Canai, n. ". H.yvon Nrs ~ ,w.,n No.
Mary L Busrics, in Ore, case, With Sow a families 10
ltt Conrany-Cspssn .cnn McMahcr ~ "A a. pylvsass
"a company CAPTAIN J. 2. Rlyburnsv a " prfvs,es
ID Company-Capssin Course; Iiea' . ssnsv vnsrhcrm
ard Course, and 81 privatcs
let coInpsty Rsnscrs--csP'ain crawisrd and n p~s
Taai 2s3 mtr.
Iockricee. with nr .. " Scvw FiiaHou sc,xou aaf
A5luists.--nas 0lsdss Fsse, sns, Aiss -
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asg ss"ne ps awc bss, we undcrstani, hccom,,
"Essk the crsdh rucy y
son feyeue hcNvIln, representative In Con gross fro
spAnh nas " nchssed isrn in Pcits county, Mseoun
sAd ooa'ca op ~ Mssouri viii be his future home.
Wm sperc or, Eq has been appointed BY the Preal.
c,nt 70 ~ tnited states Marshal Tor the Territory
htse, VIC j. y. nonaldsou. resigned.
Hn. Gf !, &. Drnr, member Of Coseress from Indiana
mre v sabIe 10 reach wssbins,on this winter 40
cornt OF III health.
:, hhe ,fvtr,it House-wm asmmen Glssgow, Scotland
w. ah Mr. Humphrey Miss Humphrey, New York;
samT Boston; VIM. H. Townsend, Master
Iowr send aud nurfs New York; Mlss McCoon Mss Nc
poe "a MIRIAM Springfield Mr. and Mrs. Jansscn g. w
=" Awcn, New ,ycrs 1hos ~ Perkins Mr and Mrs N
IN and Mrs rngcrso, Philadelphia VI Merriam. Spring
fsldi Dr. Chss. N. Harris, Washing s'on. u 6.
DEPARTURES.
IL Newell, Cutting, Charlton, " thisn, q Aghaiey
ard Gcurtc, Of Bosom fisks and uldre,h CAm
bridge; Downg ~ ledord silver, of ITampsilre.
Bradley and Jshn Clean, of Providcnce; W Clark
nurress, waierS Ferhoeven, Mshs and Topper Of
Nfors Gs Norris d Baltimore Clcmenson, Of lows;
Ross snd MAY. of Montreal; stewart Of Hamilton;
Dixon AID TIsnfcrd snd wife, ~ Toronto, Mckay. n
Rell, Mrs fowarth, VIM Murde, John Nickalls Haks
and sx children Byrne wife and hree children of Caida
smeaux sra wife Of West Indies gey, Of ERgand
and II Kngnan OF North nrdgewacr; sgctie nfTruro;
" Morrill, 81 NYork; Mss Pennington, Whitman,
Sshb and West e Hafsx, Richer, wife dauaher
child Madame Rabaeux ard two chndrsp ol Caasda; Rus
sci, ofIcndcn--tI. Total VI.
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MISSrsoTA.-Cov. German, in his message to the
hnncfos Legislature sst winter, stated The population Of
the 1trriory h focot a. ho~n by the census taken In
the previous. AZ the opening OF navigation in
the sprug vas estimated n l2e o0o, and now tho
close II ravigsop is set down by 81 Paul Paper st
2cccC AT is present rate OF rcrease Minnesota will
have populau IN Of st least half million in 1899
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HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST RAILROAD The
srt Of Jacob Sanger W. tho Central Railroad Company
oi virginia FOR damages for INJURIES received while us.
yelling the rcad In June last decided in lbe supc
ror Court Of shunicn on Thursday. the jury awarded
TIE plaintiff $4,000.