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Brooklyn City News.

The STABInNG CAsE.-Ine boy Charles r. i. GrifithS,
who arrested Sunday for fLfiieting wound on
the cheek CT another boy named William Brown, was
broug ht before Justice Smith yesterday and discharged
for want of evidence there being disposition the
part OF the Injured party TO prosecute him. besides the
injury is not OF q serious character.
sotmon Nathan was brought before the same Justice
r sabbr Thos Brady in the breast with shoemaker
kIife The wound Is bad ore, and, after examination,
he committed TO await the action Of the Grand Jury
COUNTERFEIT BIIs.-Assistant Captain latham, Of the
First District Police yesterday took James Riley into
rooy for attempting pass counterfeit bill of the de
nomination OF s6 upon Thomas Lewis, rtorekssper in
Myrtle avenue The bill purports to ~ an issue of the
irankin BsnE Chepachet r. L. and badly executed
The accused commit ed n full
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sEn.............. IS MGa wArER.....morn b.22
Pert q New York, April IA, 1856.
CLEARED
Fbp Sir Robert Peel Britain Antwerp-Oornelius arinnel.
BARK Amaanhs (Brtm), Probst Brsmen-xeyer Stuck
@ wss Bpr
Bsrk Ge. Gre. ne, HAYDEN. Ch,.lsst S A Leary.
BIis 4 asSs Lewis, San juan NC Durand.
Br, g sooisnd. sTout csrdsnas"susse Yin.ng
Brig Penobscot Egery, Ctentuesos. Brett Son 20
Brig Warcisss Witty Cedar -smallwood. Anderson
Big ricke's, Knowlton. JscksoAvine-R Buck Co.
scfr Tsssenesn Hooper, Jsslsonvle@c Pe.e1s
schr Patrick Henry, Nelson, Savannah-sturges clear
scsr Anericus Vanderbilt, Charleston Dolus Poas:.
ss ssss Tss surge SSdss
scfr or sisonr, Liscum Baltimore Lord Que
sshr ors,qr ESss. rrevissrss &c :. Haven, 1uu
kRKfvED.
ship Kate Hooper t Badmore,, jackson. Bristol, days.
S I ias + % s,ssr y';ss H M
ship hsnrhere steering n Have experienced heavy west
B..i sesa,sn 81 Pouer Glasgow IS days. with railroad
NE B.a S.o, ssh1s scs.r Mech xssrod Newcastle. E. 50
days, With cna, bound TO New Haven: kxperenced very
osai from a.ar. No.
Bar. w..aDscr .rd nn ls;Ss,1 50 days NTH
Bris tlpsa apes heinA, Naples 70 days. with fruit to
IsIsno Ris.o Palermo % days, si fruit, &c,
Chamber ain ketinson = Go.
VIII s sx xsssr ssa sf1t
arp Chase s.. ssvT sk Tor i WITH
.ps.s to ps~oas II u.s. IA q lon H. spoke sns
sis Ornate r sssS, Ponce PR 10 t,y:; W.T.. sugar ~
sas f; os New
with T:bgssy and ios~sod. 70 Comm yswsl " Asrsssw
hi Mxs,Asv Hail. Bermuda, 5 day., in b.l... to "
Brig Victoria unuA OBJ, Lensau Pcou i4days with coal.
Brig Joseph r Jcseps Arich,, Es Is days, With plaster
sclr Pcmoss Orr Rrirr, Palermo, - days. with oranges
sna morI - erses s &c - a. SS y sposs AMP M
sear AhIr Mitchell, Luseo@b, Lsysey Island wcA. with
pss % f:Sa e. r y . s Pr
Hs % :1s Ss xs.ssy ss III k' s.s
With lumber. 70 Etmi.,or Bros
s s;sI ~ s s.S,s a. 'S1d Ss s:s
ssr Msn SD r.s yssn ec
sehr D Eissins, EDWARDS virginia.
ssir Ann s,iimsn. suimsn, ylrsnh.
81. / s ss:,: f ss!s S,, yss,ss
s IS; S Sss;: I s:ssS y s'. 49,
Sch washir gion, spales, AleKaner.A.
scfr Florens~, Chase Ncrfct
Schr Hy dfarcea Butler. Philadelphia.
Rcbr Gpee IpgAls MachAAL
kchr Ned Hoyer. Bacon, Boston
sclr Csthar,pe Mary. Smith. Sandwich, Mas.
Schr Moptexums, Riley, Proyiroeown
kebr Elm City, Ffarer, pricgtport.
siop Il Van Name, koin NirgoA-
sloop AurtrA Chase Norwich
BLOW.
Brig Aea, hou San Juan, Cuba.
brig q Brien, from San Juan. Cuba-Boa oy pilot boat
George Steers
Also bart. unknown
sAI.D.
Bark ssrteIie, Cole New Orleans
Wind At sunriss. EEw. meridian. ssw; sunset, 8.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
M o n Z Y n A II K u T.

MONDAY, April A-6P.M
The stock market At the opening this morning was
moderately active and moderately buoyant Cleveland
and Toledo and Chicago and Rock Island were the
avorites and monopozed the bulk Of the transactions
Cleveland ard Toledo improved considerably the open
Ing prices With very large sales. At the first board
Louisiana es advanced per cent Illinois Central bonds
II Michigan Southern Railroad ~ Cleveland and Toledo
Rs;road, TX; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 4.
Miwaukis aud Mississippi Gaena and Chicago, Cleveland
and Pittsburg, and Western railroad stocks generally
in demand a. current prices and very little stock
offering Erie not active, but closed steady at
Saturdays prices. illinois Central bonds improved from
the opening, with pretty large sales.
After the adjournment Of the Board the following sale
Of bonds snd stocks were made at auction by A. q.
Nicolsy =
So coo Gale eId Chicago RR 1st mort Int added.
IS COO Lake Ellie wabsth St. l.. RI, do. lido 76x
IL eco Northern I'D RR Goshen line lido 85T
s0o0 Flushing kR, I'd mort. l53s
500 Chicago ard kisaissirpi RI, income los. do SIX
Il 600 Breca enriege % pr certf of 81 COO $3.50
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At ths second board there quite active msrxst
and tbs fales generally at better prices Erie cd
vsnced Il per cent; Nicaragua Transit Cleveland ans
Toledo, II Chicago and Rock leland, Il; Galena and
Chicago, u. Afer the board the market stifsped no
sonvidsrsbIy. Cleveland and Toledo was firm q. SO per
cent bid Erie Railroad, 571s Michigan Sou thern
railroad Gales At 974, buyer 10 days Illinois Central
bonds, ss per cent, sales
paragraph having appeared in the New York
7~,Jrne stating that the Court Of Appeals had made
decbfor 10 the case o. the Mechanics Bank against the
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Nee Havss RAilrssd Company, holding the company
kAS,s ssr tAs hsadulss issass Of STOCK the following
tssgssshs ssrrspsaAsass vn sAev shat Ne snsgstoa
vus unsssAorissd 60 ussxus:-
kicxosAs Hnl, ESa.-fhs 7rt1sSs ays The Eev Havsa
casss dsssAsd sgAina he ssapany n this 90
Answer mnsdstsly. WI. CURTIS N0YE4
wx. crrrx Sors.-Nos . word Of truth IN H.
y. Hill, JR
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Dr. George Dock Of Harrisburg, has assumed the
thar Of su,rer 10 the Pit saelphs College OF Medicine
" alch "a recently graduated one hundred and
C,rty atrle a.
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BOARD OF COUNCnMEN.

The Board met las evening the usual hour Prssi-
Gent Plnckney in the chair.
Some unnportsnt petitions were presented and re-
feried c. uucmsn CLIFTON offered resolution which
was adopted requiring the COMMITTEE Railroads to
invest the subjec Of accidents the city railroads.
connection with the proposed ordinance requiring said
rosds 70 be furnished with apparatus known the
safety attachment o- city railroad cars invented by
Charles Aabon. By report of tbs Clerk OF the Court
OF Ser furnished to the Boaro, it appears that
there we're Fifteen fstsi ACCIDENTS the city railroads
curing the year 1855
oiution sppcr ting committee Of five to eport an
ordinance cistrictng the city into sixty Council dis
tzicts sdoptei,
The committee to whom referred the petition for
donation to the Jews Hospital reported in favor Of
0cL alton of $500.
A communication received from the Comptroller.
finding fault with the bill of w. c. Lyons furniture
0eAIer Referred 70 Committee On Finance.
The Board went into Con- mittee OF the Whole Council
Warner the chair and took up the regular calen-
Oar. Altar taking action several bills the committee
rose, and the Board adjourned.
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1t appears by this statement that the line OF loans
steaciy increasing. The amount Of specie hand has
been falling of for several weeks, and the aggregate Is
lower than has been since the last week in anua
ry while in the time the discounts have been about
millions Of dollars. The deposits continue to in
The increase in loans has been going on without
a reaction for nearly six months During the whole OF
that time the returns have each week shown an increase
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The s,esmship Cambria, 81 HAinsx from Liverpool,
brings thrs< Gays later intelligence from all parts Of
Europe The news 4, not important Nothing hsd
ansp;e relative 70 the procsedinss Of the Peace Con
ees than TO report the sst,smsnt Of all dcul
t,es All doubts have disAppssrsd ressrdns enc result
Of the Conersrcs. sv days more viii settle the qses
ton enthusiastically No change had taken place in hnsn
csi or commercial AFFAIRS since the departure Of the pre-
vous Toe markets for great staples continue
qusi and depressed The accounts speak u little
s,ripseney In the London money market.
The annexed stAtsmsst exhibits the average daily
movement the leading departments Of the banks o
this city, durng the week preceding saturday morning.
April Il, 1855 -
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

AIAANAC NEW YoRK-fm DAT.
NOON ..m0rn 38
SUE sEn. IS HIGH wATEz.......morn OF
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PHILADELPHIA, April l4-Arrschrs Telegraph. Roach
Eorwich Oregon Lowell; Eouse, 1hAichcs ana George
Emily, Sturges NYofk.
cd schIs Geo Fonn Nicssrsou rYorh Isvis Milford
Doyle, keponsei; George Emiy. B,urGes, bossou.
IaaaeelAaua0aaa nd nAn0nfexa.
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STEAMSHIP TDINBrRGA deputson Of the saloon psssen
gers per NinOurg from Glasgow This port walled
upon Capt wm Cumming, ct The Asor House, yesterday a.
,enoon for the purpose of presenting him with service Of
plate snd an signed BY the passengers general
Henry Russell ESQ NJ D., In the name OF the deputa.,ou
presented Capt. Cumming with the telimoa and In neat
and appropriate speech referred his experience a. com
mander and his wachfui attention the OF The
aepgers asd also expressed their sasabon the accom-
odons provided by the Glasgow and New York Steamship
Capt Cumming, in feeling speech thanked the depuaton
for Ssr handsome testimonial expressed his Subtraction
that his endeav0rs 70 promote their comfort had appre
cated.
cory or ADDRESS.
new YORK. Nay 6, 1856.
DEAR sIR-we, the undersigned sA'oon passengers per
steamship Ednburg BET separating beg tender you
sincere hanks he bind and eBnomaniy attention vhioh
received from during the passage and The
orderly and ekifu manner In whsh the ship has been
voyage and promoting the comfort Of the passengers In
prssentng with this address, must alo express our
HANKS to tho officers OF The ship for the Uniform urbsniy and
Kindness whilA have. 81 al times experienced from them
and desire that your future voyages mat be
attended with The same bspPinsss and sucseg ne
JcuS HIGGINS, Treasurer.
WILLIAM WuKIE. Secretary.
land number Of tbs psssenpers)
To Capt WIN. CUNNING steamship Edinturg.
cory OF INCEPTION.
Z Presented, with address, to
Capt ". CUNNING,
BY The saloon passengers per
Steamship Ednburg,
Ist Of heir esteem krd sdmirs ion o. bic ehar3c.
ter % seaman and gentleman
INV YoRR. Nay G. 1855
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WASHINGTON, Nay 9, 1856
APPROPRIATIONS PASSED.
The House passed the bills making appropriations iol
onsular and diplomatic expenses.
LANDS FOR RAILROADS IOWA.
Mr. BENNETT, (nigger worshipper) Of New York, frou
the Committee on Public Lands, reported bill granting !
alternate sections Of lands to Iowa in aid railroads no
in progress OF construction.
1t said that three millions o! have been granted
to Missouri and Arkansas each. This bill will not require
more than half that quantity and contains the usual
srctions guarding the rights Of the United StAtesl
The committee have other similar bills, and desire
prompt action this in order to ascertain the temper
Of the House on the subject.
Mr. STEPHENS (nat) Ga, made Intellectual effort I'd
offer amendment extending all the rights privileges and
liabilities heretofore conferred Iowa. to Louisiana
Missouri and Kansas for the purpose Of aiding
and granting public lands to the extent the same
terms, and With the same restrictions.
Mr. BENNETT said this adding 1000 miles Of railroad
would break down the bin.
Mr. JONES (dem Of Tenn, moved to ~ the subject ON
the table. Lost-45 sgsnst 96.
substitute for the original bill recommended by tho
Committee Public Lands, for the Offsets was
actin.
PERSONAL MATTERS
Mr. McMUIIEN, {eem.) of Va, complained of portion
OF Mr.. Perrys recent remarks concerning himself
Mr. PERRY (nigger worshipper) Of Me-, explained and
Mr.. MCMUIIEN declared himself satisfied.
Mr.. WATKINS, (dem.) Of Tenn. occupied hour 10 q
explanation defining his political position In
Mr.. sSEED, tx. ny Of Tenn, briefly replied
Adjourned.
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The New FRIGATE MERRIMAC--PATCHING HER
Up ALREADY.-We learn from the Baltimore
Republican administration organ) some very
suggestive facts concerning the new frigate
Merrimac, lately taken up to Annapolis, Md,
for Congress to look at, as the perfection Of
naval steamship architecture. Our Baltimore
contemporary says
from this city few days since down 10 the Aerrimsc
learn that forty Of the Of the vessel
Drunkenness deobedience to officers Is 1t s stated
that energetic President and his Cabinet have
orders for this great vessel % sail .Ss t6s r.
aud murders lately committed upon Americans, 1t Is
probable that her brcadsides Of heavy Paixbans viii
bring down, in hurry, the walls Of the natives build
ings to the ground. Some delay however win prevent
from going Immediately to the Place Of destination,
in consequence Of defects in her bo.ers which will
quire some time to repair.
Defects in her boilers" "some time to re-
pair, are rather damaging confessions for q
new ship that has never been out of sight of
land, and the crack steamer Of the navy. AT
this rate, if Panama is to be bombarded the
administration had better do it by contract
Think of the boilers Of new war steamer
with defects in them before she has coast
ed over five hundred miles from the place
where she was built! If Mr.. Steers and
company do not make better job of the
Niagara, we shall begin to despair of ever
getting a respectable government steamer
upon the ocean. Our present warlike admi-
nistraton have certainly exhibited the most
ridiculous pretensions in the way of de.
fensive attitude against the combined naval
Powers of Europe, with which Mr.. Pierce has
been teaching us to believe he would be de-
lighted to have "scrimmage." Doubtless,
however, his belligerent proclivities by this
time, like the boilers Of the Herrimac, have
had defects discovered in them.
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at rates given elsewhere. Sales Of 100 bags Rio
coffee were made on private terms In freights en-
gagements were light. To Liverpool, about ls, 900
bushels corn were taken at AID. SID. in bulk and
bags, and about 800 bales of cotton, part COM
pressed, at Id. 5-l6d.
The great trot between Lantern and Buzz, mile
heats, in harness, for stake Of ten thousand dol
lars took place yesterday afternoon over the Union
Course, L. l., and resulted in the race and money
being won by Lantern. Lantern walked very lame
when he made his appearance on the track and the
betting was against him. The track was in capital
condition, and everything favorable. Lantern won
the first third and fourth heats, the second being
declared dead heat by the judges. The time was
the best made at this season of the year. For
full and detailed account see the report in another
column.
The ~abolitionists opened their campaign at the
coored church in Prince street last night. No out
side barbarians came to interrupt their proceed
ings SO they got up little row among themselves.
See our report
The Historical Society met last evening" Lieut..
Strain's paper on interoceanic communication by
the American isthmus was not read, owing to his
absence from illness.
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Newspaper Pubiisalers' Association.

UTICA, Bky o, Io5o
meeting Of newspaper publishers along the line be-
tween Albany and Buffalo, met In this city to-day Dele
gates present from Albany Utica, Rome Syracuse
Auburn, Rochester and Buffalo An association was
formed to be called the AsocAtsd Press OF the State
New York. and the following named persons elected
officers for the ensuing year:-President Geo. Dawson,
Abauy Secretary, Andrew shuman Syracuse Treasurer
J. NJ Lyon, Utica. Executive Committee. Butts Ro-
chester E. H Roberts, Utica ard r. Wheeler Baffslo.
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We compelled call the attention of advertisers to
~ nscs sy of sending IN their vors st early hour
Ulne o'clock P NJ. is the latest moment receive
sA unless they relate to deaths something equally
- argent We would also urge brsvty in al advertise
EeD. If in after that hour, advertisements must
take heir chance Of appearing under their proper heads
u they appear at all
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A BRoTBERLY APPEAL-The Richmond En-
guirr appeals to the State Of South Carolina to
stay in the Union, with sly hint that her vote
will be useful at Cincinnati Looking over
this appeal we are entirely satisfied that 1t &C.
cures the Palmetto cbivalry to the confederacy
for at leas, four years longer,
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THE PROSPECT Grows BRIGHTER.-Mr. Ha.
ven, the former law partner and still the con-
fdential correspondent Of Mr.. Fillmore, is Of
the opinion that according to his last advices
from Europe there was probability that the
ex-President would accept the Philadelphia
American nomination.
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Breaks In the Erie Canal.

ALBANY, May 8, 1856.
A breach in the canal at the Nose, Little Falls
will require least two days to repair Taere is aIso
one at the Waste Weir at Schenectady, which will be
paired to morrow morning.
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, May 8, 1856.
Stocks duh. Penpsyivania SIS, 81; Reading Rail
road AK; Long Island 13zs; Norris Canal 13X; Penn
sy.yana Railroad, AZ, ex.dividend.
CHARLESTON, May 6.
Gotten Gull, with declining tendency sales to day
eco taller et 6eejre VI = xc. re,
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New Hampshire American State Convention,

PLYMOUTH N. H., May 8, 1856.
The New Hampshire American State Convention assem-
bled here to-day and elected delegates to the Free Sold
American Convention to be held in New YORK, tbs
18th Of june The Council passed strong American and
antNebrasks resolutions endorsing the action Of hsr
delegates In seeding from the Philadslpha Convention
of February last and repudiatng the nomination ofF
more and Donslson. The resolutions we're adopted
n;vn
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ESnRTAyMESTs-want Ct space again prevents special
reference to each Of the theatres and other places o. ex
hibitien list Of the entertainments offered for th.
evening will be found In the directory at the
head OF the editorial columns.
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New Jersey Democratic State Convention.

1fShsIOS, nay Q, 4o0o
The Democratic State Convention for the selection Of
delegates TO the National Convention ct Cincinnati
ssmbed here at IL O'Clock to-day and organized BY the
election Of Hon William c. Alexander, President The
usual committees were appointed aud the Convention
adjourned, to convene again at O'Clock p N. Three
hundred and fifty delegates were present.
On re assembling the Convention chose delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention Gen. Cox, Gen. Darcy, Gen.
Wright and Capt. M,ke the Senatorial delegates.
The following resolution, recommending James Bu.
chanan for ths Presidency, was adopted
Resolved That with abiding confidence In The patriotism
and good judgment of democratic brethren who will
pose the National Convention To be held CncinnA
pledge the Of New Jersey cordially and jealousy
TO support Its nominee for the Presidency and Vice Pres
dency be they whs they nevertheless would fail 70
act with the rankness which ought TO exs.
Of the me faith emitted 10 declare that the choco
the democrats of this State James Buchanan Of Penn.
syvania, whom they have long known an able, eYpe
fsnced statesman prudent sagacous and nteigent poll:
these United States and that delegates the National
Convention be nsructed TO ali honorable to
his nomination.
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FURTLAND May 3, 1906.
An explosion occurred in the powder mill at Gornsm
this morning. partially demolshng the building and kill
ing Alfred r. Allen, who leaves wife and three children
But small quantity Of powder in the mill at the
me
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Municipal Election In Philadelphia.

*11'I1h11u1H1H3 1oOV'
The returns received show increased democratic
jorties and confirm the previous impression that vaux
the democratic candidate for Mayor win be elected His
majority will be large but it cannot be known with GER
tainty how great till near daylight The Common Coua.
ell will also be democratic.
The First ward gives "a majority for yaux; the Second
323 the Third, 1915; the Fourth, 1,0s4 the Fifth $751;
the Sixth, 2o3; the Seventh, $780, the Eighth 1885, the
Ninth H. the Eleventh, 1888; the Twelfth so4 the Fit.
teenth, 3oo the Seventeenth 12so the Twsntieh 2Oo
The Tenth ward gives $50 majority for Noore the Four.
tenth, All; the Eighteenth, 200. With six ward to
hear from yaux's majority is $500.
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BY MAeNETE AND PRINTING TElEGMPAs.

Won Arrival Of the America.
HALIFAX, May Cop. NJ
There are as yet no ngns Of the steamship America
now due At this port from Liverpool Weather clear
wind n orth.
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DosioN, msy ., looc.
The American State Council met here .hiE afternoon
and 14e councils represented BY 27s delegates Oh
the second ballot Hon Moses g. cobb Of the Governors
Council FilmoEeite was elected President receiving 1853
to ll6 for Lieut. Governor Benchley Anti Fimorsite.
The other officers of the council were also elected by the
party opposed to repudatipg Fillmore
Mr. White, of Msdwsy, offered resolutions rspudiatus
the nomination OF Fillmore and declaring in favor Of
representation in the boil ing American Convention.
Amidst great excitement the resolutions laid the
table by decided majority.
Mr. Ely Of Newton, offered resolutions in favor OF the
American party rally ing to the State In the coming
election, allowing each member Of the party to vote a.
be thinks best in Presidential matters. long debate
ensued, during which the anti-Fimore men declared
that the failure TO repudiats the present sonai Dom
nation would destroy the American party in Nasslchu!
setts
The announcement that New Hampshire had repu.
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WASHINGTON, may o. Iooo
No. So James W. Gosee, ct al. owaers Of the stesa.
boat Autosra, Vs. Theodore shuts executor Of Maria
shute, deceased, and Mary shute, owners and claim
ants Of the steamer Magnolia. Mclean delivered
the opinion Of the Court affirming the decree OF the CIR
Quit Court for the Eastern district Of Louisiana with
costs,
No. 1o4 susan L Conner, widow Of Henry L. Conner,
deceased, plaintiff, - wm ST. John, Elliott ADMIRAL Of
al, heirs Of Heuy h Conner deceased. Argument WAS
concluded by Hon Jbn Henderson for the plaintiff.
No. 100. Joshua Maxwell, ct al, plaintiffs vs.. A'sxan
der Il. Newbold, ct ai.-Arguea by Mr.. LAwren,s sor
plaintiffs, ard Hon. Caleb Cushing for defendants