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United States Supreme Court.

WA1iiSoT0N Jan. 81, 1886.
No. 47-ship Howard, William T. Smith ct AL, claim
ants and appellants, VS.. Frederick wissiman. Argu-
ment concluded by Hon. Reyerdy johnson for appel
lants
No. 5O.-John i. Mckinney Marine Savings Bank
and Others This submitted to the Court the
record and printed argument BY Mr. Hall, fr plaintiff.
No. 52.-John G. Shields Isaac Thomas ct al. Ar
gued by Mr. Gett Tor the appellant, and submitted
printed argument by Mr. Smith for the appelees.
NO. 54.-Jobn Durr ct. dem James b Murray ct al vs.
Hoboken Land and improvement Company.
No 55.-The same vs.. VIM. =. Ratbbone et nj.
No 56.-The same vs.. Rutsen suckley OF al. Argumen.
was commented by Mr. Van winke for the plain ills.
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The Burns Rendition I.dc nnity Case.

INfsIUNl Jth. %, 1000.
In The ease Of f1a The Mayor and Military Of B,s.on
for damages tor personal Injuries received at the read
acs OF Aatheuy Burns Hoa John r. Hale this morning
rsde the closing argument for the plaintiff He denied
the legality Of the proceedings Of Mayor Smith In Invest
leg Major General dmonds with supreme contro, IN the
mster ~ the removal OF Burns frou, Boston and he
thought that tbs "a oi June, 1854 Boston was con.
quered city. lie deemed the Fugitive slave law parody
On ths constitution and bgh: upon the page Of history.
II bsd no binding effect upon his conscience He con
sar 80 it dersiction OF duty In the Mayor devoive
apSa Gen. Edmonds the responsibilities which he did
The argument in the IL concluded The decision ia
re<eryed.
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Assembly.

Albany, Jan. 80, 1856.
REPoRTs.
Favoratly the bill to end the &C authorizing the
Staten Island Railroad Company to build and ferry
boats.
To incorporate the Ladies' Home Mission Of the Metbo
dist Episcopal church.
To amend the Brooklyn Hospital act
To repay the Bank of Fshki the money advanced the
late agent of the Sing Sing prison for the benefit Of the
State
Unfavoraby the bill to change the title aud chsrac
ter of the Marine Court Of New York.
The Canal Commissioners report was presented.
BILLS PASSED
bill for the more effectuat prevention of fres
bill to extend the time for the collection OF taxes In
all the towns Of the State.
blto exempt st. Luke's Hospital New York, from
taxation.
NOTICES BILLS
By Mr.. RAYTo make the office Of the Fire Marshal IN
New York city elective BY the Fire Department. and that
such marshal shall he q retired fireman.
BY Mr.. T.. T. WooD-To prevent Illegal voting in Brook
Iyn.
BY Mr. MArrcE-To appropriate $500 to build nonu-
neht to David Williams, one Of the captors OF Major
After debate this bill referred to the Canal Com,
mttee by vote of ayes g. nays 1S motion to refer TO
Railroad Committee having been lost.
TOLLS ON RAILROADS.
Mr. Bradys bill imposing tolls upon certain railroads.
Syracuse Railroad Companies may transport all goods
c,attes and other property that may be offered and
charge reasonable toll, compensation for such trans
porraton The companies shall make periodical returns
directed by the Commsioaers Of the Canal Fund, of
oil such freight and shall pay to the State the tolls
mils thereon would have been paid had they bsen
transported by canal and where the distance by canal Is
greater than the distance by railrosd the toll shall b.
charged on such greater distance The Canal Board shall
make all necessary regulations for the collection aud en
orcement Of such tolls, and whom collected they shall
belong the canal fund The railroads subjected to
penalty Of $500 for each day that they neglect refuse
to comply with the regulations Of ths Canal Bard, or
Commissioners Of the Canal Fund.- made pursuant to the
provisions Of this act The act does not affect the ord
nary baggage Of passengers when the shall not ex
coed 100 pounds In weight.
mad
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LeNnI- Mass. Jan 20 1855.
Tie Mneuu in hs city nth several Of tss stores
nsath It. was destroyed BY ere this morning. L,ss
$4,000. Partially insured.
The building was owned W T. A Hdseth, Postmastsr,
and occupied by n T. Gates for theatrical performances
The members Of the company engaged lately from
tho Boston National They lost their wardrobee k..
Tie iaw library a Hon. H. g. Butler was also DESTROYED
Among the othcr ssnerers c. W. Pratt dry goods;
Abel VIII ney, bookseller, and r. r. Randall Co., cloth
leg The new building sdjoiaas, beIongng % Mr. Ses-
m. h, vas conslderably iniuIed
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DfAIH AT 11iE FULTON ft1sny. y.Thsrc VAS some exce-
ment among the engaged the Fulton rsty at the
Brooklyn SIDE yesterday In consequence Of the sudden
death OF An infant in the OF s aurse In the ladies"
saloon Soon after she entered she raled hsr shawl,
which covered the child, and with appearances Of alarm
remarked that II was unwei. II dted a lew minutes
afterwards The womans conduct excited suspicion and
she was taken into custody she sah II was child 81
r. Vests, OF No. Eleventh. street. between Tllr and
Fourth avenues, which she had taken 10 nurse
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN GLoUcEsTE., MAss.-A
fire broke In Gloucester tho 27th inst, says the
Jourwc In ths static In the OF the Union House.
Ioi destroyed, with SIX horses, hay, Carriages kc
me Gre communicated to the large building known - the
Low Fststc, which was partially damaged, while the
rheis and buick barv iesttoyt3. rae Giou-
ce~r, H,ute $50 iriucd Ia lhs PIT 'o@' sa,1'
$500 WITH ht1t ih-il4lsy.
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ARRIVAL or THE JAxEs ADasR AT CHARLESTON
CaARIEroS, Jau. %, 1856
The United States mall steamship James Adger arrived
here from Now York o. five O'Clock this uesday) morn.
ing,
ARRIVAL OF THE ALABAMA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Jan 30, 1855.
The steamship Alabama arrived here her wharf last
night from New York, with all board we'll
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B~ioN, Jan .. 1901.
The ship Septunes Fsvrits, Capt lane, from Liver
pool arrived ~ ,hs port today reports that the 9th
inst. in lat 80 IS, Ion 90 she fell in vita the British
bark Moro Castle, Capt. Mound, from ST. John \ H. for
Greenock wsteriosged AMI sisma.tsd Capt, Lane took
o eight Of the crew tho rem,a3e c)nsisrg of eve Of
the crew, the captain and passenger taken
board the ahip Alfred Sorer Capt. Carney from Or
leans bopnd for Liverpool. The Moro Castle was dis
masttd In gale on the 5th inst.
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CINCfNNAn, Jan 20, IBD6
In the upper houre Of the Ohio legislature TO cay Mr.
Brown introduced preamble and resolution rccug the
circumstances Of the recent slave in Cncinna de-
nounong the partcipsors in the arrest and requesting
the Judiciary Committee to inquire into IT, and report
lsx TO prevent the Of such IN Ohio.
After debate tie resolution adopted bat ser.arl
issVasice. ell 81 4 te-er4ed t. q Committee.
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A2airs q Louaaana.
hxssAoS OF TEE 0ovxnN0R-HIs VIEWS on THE
SLAVERY QUESTION.

New Orleans papers Of Wednesday and Thursday arc
rscssvsd- They contain the message Of Governor Her
BERT Of Louisiana, which treats altogether of local mat
tss except In the concluding passages which speak OF
s AsPec' Of the slavery question: and anticipating
naA ssresstons considers ths time for compromise
past, and advises preparation for the issas.
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The Z. :. soop ofvAr st. Mary's wss at TalcahuAno
on the 18th of December recruiting. She arrived few
days previously from ths Sandwich Islands
The Z, g. steam frigats Massachusetts,, Lieut. Com r.
w. Meade from san Juan del Sud for San Francisco
paced 9Th ut., 2SS mes NJ " OF Acapulco, Az well.
The L. 8. sioop- -ofwar Decatur, Capt Sheriff. wsne
ashore on the southeast end f Balnbrdge Island on thu
sA Of December she got on next day. lsaking bAi
y, Ths amount Of damages sustained by ths ship Asa
not keen ascertaAned.
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Terrible Collision nj Sea.

LUss OF IHH bhfU sANUkL fETkK5 AND SIX OF HER
CREW.
BNrrsonr, Jan. 60 1856.
The brig Samuel Peters, Of New Orleans, cane in col
hon With the shp Hovey Of Maine, and sank in three
minutes sfteTwArd The captain and four were
saved board the HSyey but the and Ave seamea
wee drowned. Ths Hovey wss damaged TO the amoun,
Of ~ coo. The big and cargo insured Al New or.
leans Offices and she owned ~ D~vesser Co., Of
that cify.
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RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 20, 1856.
The Southern Commercial Convention me. here to-day,
aud tsmPorariiy orgAnbei with Joseph Msics OF Rich
mont In the chair. Ihsse was slim Attendance Ad
jou,ned tiA 10 morrow.
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steam Boiler Explosion at Baltimore.

BAfflMoRb, Jan. 20, 1856.
The steam boiler In the Canton Iron Works. In this
city, burst this morning killing and seriousIy
injusirg several otherstwo fatally. The cautoe vost
are owned BY Il. =. LAwrence.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, Jaa. 80, 1858.
Twenty nine petitions for bridge over the Hudson
river were presented.
favoraby on the bill to appropriate money to rebuild
the shops at Sing Sing destroyed by the recent fire.
Relative to sight drafts.
Extending the time generally for the collection Of
To prevent legal voting In New York.
memorial from Trinity church, asking till the 15tl,
of February to make report, presented aud
granted.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by Mr. s'cKiSs, authorizing the Corporation New
York to Increase the compensation OF the Croon Aque-
duct Board.
BY Mr.. RieHARDsoN-To incorporate the Utica Orphan
Asylum
The bill TO prevent horse racing in Queens county was
made the special order for Wednesday next
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
rHiIADKiPnA, Jan 30, 1886.
Stocks moro Arm. We quote as follows :-peousyl
vtnia 5's, S3: Reading Rarcad s2l, Long Island
Morris Canal, lIas fennsy sylvAnia Railroad, 43k.
Ngw ORLEANS, Jan 29-r. ~
Cotton-Sales to day 900 bales, NJ firm rates Other
articles unchanged.
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Comm,-s,oU~rs Of Em,rrss,op.

Tie Board met q; the usual time ). 7. Cummings In
The Absence Of the President In the chair.
rIs sTar CONTRACT.
The following figures show the amount Of meat con.
sumsa in the Institution und er charge cf the Commis
onsIs during The year 1855 also the price Tor which
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NEWSPAPERS,

A GENERAL RUSH BY ONE AND ALL SHOULD BE
"A made 70 copy of YOUNG AMERICA the week
ending Feb II win make you your eyes with wonder
al l splendid comic usatons among which will be
picture Of tie political nva i'd, Presidential functional
-ahgemsns Also capital cut at the Capers of the Ton
called Fashionable Hours; Reception Matinee the
Lady iones At hcs with portraits Of distinguished
Idea OF Cincinnati Railroad kaees, aud the Conductor
the Train The Ball that Gathers as It Goes the Four ronts
OF Diplomacy HppodrAmac Hoops Kansas Letters besides
sparkling editorials jen bon mos Joke, conun
make vest buttons fly and put everybody In good humor.
by T.W. STRONG, publisher, % Nassau st., N. z.
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"" bfu"s, Jan. "A, lBs1.
Ths America which sf, this port iaverpos, st Il
NJ took out forty six passengers tor Liverpool and six
teen for HALIFAX. There spoce shipped ny her.
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Major TposS HARRISON dsd the 9Th instant -
B0.ion. 1ne decessed officer in the gts
amy dortr the VA OF ,5i.. AND 70; in tb, b..t, a
lVGay las,
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.DARTICULAR NOTICE
TO TdE LADIES;
1hoae who have attended the the days OF
stock Of dry goods of

DEAD TIE DESTINY OF NICARAGUA.-THE EYES
III and the interest of the whole civilized world
toward Central america end al are seeking information upon
orm will be within the all for only twenty i've cens
VIII give you All the particulars In most reaoabe style For
sale BY al publishers.
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MUSICAL.

A GENTLEMAN AMATEUR ON THE VIOLIN IS ANX.
IA iOus 10 meet with lady gentleman amateur the
piano sound classical for the purpose Of practising
cdilc
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NEW PURLlOATIOND.
OF INTENSE INrERESf,-

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A WORK OF INTENSE INTEREST,"
~ sssE ,sS
81 so s
furnishes so.ss,
uncaten with his brother Joseph ron bis arst appon
meni The denera Of B,isads d he 10Th si6
mind that nearly the whole oonn ,n Of Europe
pIdepee to the inmos, thoughts snd motives of
& I be e @ s AID
e. ,hipg asan sushed enlic aas Observed In examining
Scsrap6iss Napoleon over rssia ''s" "' 'A'''
be forwarded early, The usual discount to the trade.
d. APPLETON 4 CO., Publishers,
FIVE YEARS nfs issH ns lSfs{ AMONG LIONS
Ash1siS aAHs Sf s31%a SHHfss aashidA: nstH AM
With Introduction BY Bayasd rsylOr ls lllastraions
s s%S
h VITA de full names Of her prosecutors and beneAcors.
s
sssnnss q: Taylor care Of aaron s"arts ESQ Chatham
The Boston Evening Gazette ssys5It Is stated in new
% do
nguihed honor Balaklava same go awfuy
whipped at the battle Of Orleans.
Second edition ready this day.
JACKSON AND NEW ORLEANS
An authentic narrative Of the memorable achievements Of
Che American undor Andrew before New Or
In the winter Of lsll5 BY Alexander Walker late OF
The n. Q. Della. With irontspiece. limo. 81 25.
DERBY JACKSON, Publishers, New York,
And ior sale by all booksellers.
|T + BON TON FOR FEBRUARx-BY g. t. TAYLOR,
~ 20, Brosdway now ready This is beyond doubt the
act bsi g.is. engraved Paris besides
m %9 M sized cut Of L aud special letter
DARTICULAR NOTICE
TO TIE LADIES;
1hoae who have attended the sale for the last two days the
stock Of dry goods OF
REMSEN & UINGGE
20f lC SIXTH AVENUE, FOURTEENTH
We have employed fifteen additional and the goods
Will be exhibited all the floors the building which will
present much facilities hope be able
commodse ALL especially the large number who have been
unable to gain abundance for the last This,
them has not been any fault being quite
be sc, sufficient number Of until day
would particularly call the attention OF all that every of
goods in the house must be sod The price viii be found
marked on each piece, In plain figures.
sale as heretOore commencing O'Clock A. b. and closing
al O'Clock r. M.
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= e y I a = = = = y = " q
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRAPHS.

Aon.ArxivRl or the Arabia.
HALIFAX, Jan. 30--1lP.M.
The steamship Arabia has not yet been signslei Of
this port. The storm ceased about O'Clock this
evening" and the weather ia clear, Sth stiff wind
from the North.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


RfSEyoLENT SOCIETY UNITED SONS OF ERIN.
specal eeng at Eagle Hail. Forty fourth street, between
Eighth and Ninth avenues this Thursdsy) evening" ss
= 80 '1''1''S TRoMAs 1IS kAdAS, q Iafs President
Joas yaas. . cSss1Ss; Tssasssx }secretares.
IJol FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERSONS
IL OF limited means who desrous & going to Ncaragu
gentleman who well acquainted the Isthmus Cen
r America aud knews exactly what s necessary TO insure
health and comfort there For particulars address L. L. W.
Esrsid ohice. n. N.B.-keerences given and required.
ISAAC COLYER AND GEO I. JUDsoN HAVING
made general assignment me- for the benefit
creditors al persons Indebted TO the are requested % make
Will pleasc send In a statement without delay
JOHN W. JUDsoN. "A Fulton street.
NfEIANORA TRIBE, NO. !, L o. R. M-THE CHIEFS
M and embets requested TO attend the regular council
A. their wewam, kauonsi Hail. Cauai street. on Friday Feb
Tribe FREDkILK GRACE, Sachem.
GEORGE LETs. G. Off,
nFFIqE OF CoMkIssIo SERs OF EMIGR ALTON, NO.
~ 81 Worth Gate Anthony street Sealed proposals for fur
nhlrg supplies OF Ice from time TO time may be required
Commissioners of Emigration at thslr office, above uul
Wednesday the 9th proximo Any information that be
required parties Offering for the above win be given on ap
New York, Jan. u, 1856.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE JAN. 2s 1856
~ wanted at the Police Court (Mayor's Ofce)
The following property all of which supposed to have
sIesh rooes GEO. W. MATsELL, Chief Of Police
THE NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN ICE COMPANY.
put up by any other company this winter invite
shippers TO call them at their Office No Isl
'Ai~a and make h' e. pE s eds
jas H. srUnczs. Secretary.
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IMMENSE sACR!FICE.-A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD
Il psU0iorte made by pianofore maker for his
and fully warraned-but circumstances compelling dis
oosa-Hi be sold al immense deduction from cost and
hand piano taken in exchange By Mr. Webers kind
ness be ut l03 West Broadway.
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CONTESTED ELECTION CASE OF BARR v5. sICKLEs-
NEW SUPERINTENDENT OF THE BANKING DEPART
MENT.

NIHUoEAo1IC MEEIINU UF THE FKIENUS VF LIVE
OAK GEOHGE."
AIRANY, Jan. 90, 1885,
large and enthusiastic meeting of the friends of
George Law was held here this evening. Among the
speakers Messrs. OdeI, Dennisou, Preston e. r.
Mills of the Assembly, and Chauncey Burr resolution
declaring George Law the choice Of the meeting for
American candidate for the Presidency was adopted.
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- O00 WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHING WANT
0A.UUO ed-Ihe highest price given and cash paid in
money aentlemen wishing dispose OF good
ous clothing In large small lots obtain the full value
street, near Centre.
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