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CITY ITEMS.

EaM1 HARpIsGr will give her second Dramatic
Musical and Pictorial Entertainment assisted by nu
merous corps of dramatic and musical amateurs this
evening, at the Broadway Atheneum.
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BARKUms MUSEUM TO-DAf.-The very excel
tent Psy, from tie Freneh called h.srasLL vi. We
.epted al BARxUss both THIS ASreHsoes sna Iais E'A
Isc When ssy deeply irtefesfns we Sso nesa
al "A Z uSs,ly az oseesio1sbs N tone snd psrpose
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BOLIVIA,


D.t.s from the captal are TO the 2Sth Of November.
A oorrespondence betw cen General Santa Cruz aud
Sr Aguine Minister Of State, is published, OF which
the following Is the substance:
General Santa Cruz writes from Rosario unaei date
Of Sent. g. 1856 He complains that since his depar-
ture from Saa, five months before, he has not only
been neglected but annoyed by the Bolivian Govern
ment c. ain pecuniary claims, he statee, have not
been attended TO as promised. Daring the Term OF
eneral Cordoys's Government he declares bis inten-
tom 10 abstain from all hostites he declares thst the
Establishment Of Constitutional Government, and
permission for all expaated BOvians 70 retuIn nome,
is the only way TO save the country.
The Minister replies on the sd November, by stating
that be surprised at the tenor Of the Generals letter.
az be wos led 10 believe he Santa Cruz was grateful
for the ndulgeDoes the Government had granted to
him. As 60 the delay in the settlement OF the pecunay
affairs Of which he complains, they arse only rom Tue
accounts net being made up and the low sae Of the
national treasury.
As 10 returning TO his native cOuOtry, the Govern
ptnt has deCreed agenera amnesty without exception
and he at liberty TO return whenever be pleases 10
attend to bis piivste affairs
A Government order is also published, calliag upon
Gen Santa Cruz In the name Of the President. to
turn to Bolivia within forty months aud personally ap
pear before the Supreme Court to urge the claims he
hes pendpgi promising him that fal justice shall be
done him.
An attempt was made at Potosi on the 9th Novem-
Der to raise revolutionary party by Col Ramos Gas.
tro but he was Immediately arrested and the attempt
proved ireffectual,
The provinces Of Csupolicsn and and Reyes, which
formerly belonged TO the departments of Paz and Ben
have been erected into indept ndent districts.
The Government has ordered survey TO be made for
a road from La Paz to Tacna-the present means OF
communication being unsafe for travellers.
The yeasw fever RACES in the towns and villages
nOrth Of La Paz.
The accounts from the new gold mines of Choquemsts
are unfavorablehe yield of metal not being as abund
ant a. expected.
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iAdyertiseme.t.
tn RHEUMATIC SUPfEREss.-Eyery rheumatic

invalid who will send the Of residents Of hs
re or cfsy postage stamp 10 prepay reply shall re-
Give hout charge vslnsbls prescription for the eersln
ore Of the forms Of rheumatism and aenraA Dp n
Roor Co No 5l2 Broadway suthors Of The Peoples
HsdiesI Lighthouse" kc.
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LAW LNTELLIGENCK.
SUPREME CoURr-Cncrir-JAS fs-Bssoss judd,
ROOSEVELT.

SUPREME CoURr-Cpcrrr-JAS fs.-Besose JaIs,
ROOSEVELT.
AN IsTKREsrIEa AcrIos EJEcTAgsr.
Zah Punt sgt Samuel n. Plat 81 o..
This is act Of ejeetment. The premises in contro-
veisy are an undivided third pat of the house and lot
known as No l32 Mott street. Tho owners Of tbo
other two thirds defend behalf OF the tsnants The
facts out of which the scton grows follows,
In the year 1919 market-womsn named Christina
Hanmet died nteetste, leaving, a the fruit of her
lifes labor, several houses std lots, 10 which her
three children, viz Michael PINT 10y her 6rstl and
Elizabeth and Maria Ann Hammet by her second hus-
band were heirs at law. Michael married Ziiah Mo
Lsuehlin the present plaintiff Elizabeth married Jacob
W. T.. Somerindyke: Ann Maria married one Griswold.
In 1896 plaintiffs husband conveys ed all his interest
bat life mterst TO w. G.. Mclaughlin, plaintiffs
brother, who, with his wife, reconveyed the same 10
the plaintiff on the following day.
Plaintiffs husband dying In 1850, she claimed ono
third of the property uader the Mclaughlin deed bot
tho owners Of the other two thirds refused to give Il her.
but rendered her dower In the third This she has
fused to accept and commenced this sstioo IN April.
1863. ..a.a..' .---rf d s-'N
The defendants assert That the husband OF no
plaintiff through whom che claims wss idi,tic and ia
beetle Going what he did emily through force 81 hsbts
caught FROM or driven into him by his mother At tho
outset; that he was not capable OF making q valid
deed ard that the instrument purporting to DO such
bed beeen get from him by undue influence.
The various deeds put in evidence, and the suit
hes been ON trial for several days Sealed verdict
Dimmck & Muock for plaintiff Sanford & BIZ
liz gs for defendants.
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SOUTH PNCIFIC COAST.
ARRIVAL OF THE SOUTHERN MALL


From the Panama Star, Jan. s.
5ae Poetic Steam Navigation Company steamer
Bo,iys Capt. johnson, arrived from the South Coast
on Sunday, the 2lst inst at p. m. She brings ~
passengers, s25O,OOO in specie and the WuI semi
Her date. Valparaiso, Nov. 30; Callso, Dec. H.,
and Paita, Dec. l6.
Tia general news from this Republic I not Of any
particular interest.
Cssbsoho who asssssinated his wife In the streets Of
Santisyo suffered the extreme penalty Of the law:
Great efforts were made to procure Communication OF
the senteace but the Court refused to recommend the
PRECEDENT 20 exercise bis Prerogative -.
y1e President Of the Republic wa5 about 10 vsit
Valparaiso where he intended to remain during the
Tbe Valparaiso and Santiago Railroad is soon to be
cneosd az far a. Limsche, q distance Of 80 miles.
An electric telegraph between Santiago and Tslca
viii probably be completed this Summer.
Tia bsrks Cesar Hilene and Grasbook had arrived
~ fhe Dort of Mont with 800 German immigrants for
the new settlement of LlaDquehue.
Light houses are to be constructed where required
along the coast, by order OF the Government Inc
first Il 10 be At Valparaiso.
The following alteIstions have been made in the
Grstozs Tariff AID come into operation ON The LIST OF
.JanusFy, 1857.
Chewing and smoking tobacco shall be reckonea as
monopozed according the resolution OF the 18th OF
Dried untanned or sailed hides shall henceforth not
he oopsidered as cecino under which head they are
reckoIed In TIE present teiin onv 'nan 1-oi -. "
subject to the usual rates. paying the common duty oil
25 per cent. $500.
A privilege for The manufacture Of beet-root .ugar
has been granted to M. Lavgne The soil and climate
of Chill is said TO be favorable to the grown Oh tne
beet.
Literary and Scientific Institution has been incor-
porated in Valparaiso Addresses were delivered at its
opening by WIN. Lloyd etq., nj. l. Z. +. L., and the
Rev. k. bennett, Nj. A. m 80,
CoMMgRcIAL-The markets still continue dull,
no sales having pken place for eIPOrstion the loGs deaf
ers being In general supplied All articles OF mercb sndl'e
are abundant except SUGAR and COFFEE Of which stocks are
either small OF held by importers
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The Hardware Dealers Board of Trade have din
ner at the Aston House the 18th inst The objects
of the Association are follows To promote the
auantarce and mutual good understanding of It's men,
bers by exchange of business opinions, that they
may better understand their mutual interests, and
by concert of action exert corrective influence upon
such irregularities in their dealings dsadvan-
ageous to the general interests of the trade to ad
ust by arbitration the differences which may arise in
dealings between is members aud as far as practca-
ble between its members and others to promote the
high character and mercantile honor of the trade.
DEATH IN A BALLRoOh.-A lady named Frede-
neks was taken suddenly IN on Monday night while
dsncing at National Hall, West Forty fourth street,
where mechanics ball was being held and died be-
fore the service of physician could be procured. Her
remains taken to her late residence in Broadway,
near Fifty -frt sttees.
CHARGE OF GRAsD LARcEsr.--Hermsn Brigge-
German yesterday arrested BY Officer Knner Of the
Rs;eys Corp. ch.Issd rh stella. pair e r..on aud
S Third svsn@s The .o. and SP,sra Of s9 :. s ~ stole.
committed By Justice Osborne
CAPTURE OF RyrR THryyEs.-Geo. Sayers and
Allen Tuy both young arrested yesterday charged
with having Saturday last broken into the cabin Of the
canal boat b yDs pier No. 70 ks y a,e5
SIS belonged Peter C. Darling attached the
boat the THE, after heJ had got into their skf
but had osresng them The prisoners taken
before Justice Brennan and committed for examination. Sew
Others supposed 70 be conideraes Of Ssyre' and Tuy
also arrested and locked up for hearing
CAUGHT IN TIE AcT.-A young man named VIM.
Wsrdv detected Monday night n the store Of Ber
uard Ludwig No. 2t Wooster street which he bad entered
BY means ss keys with intent steal On being surprised
be the street bat pursued and captured Justice
Davidson before whom he taken locked him for essmi
rAton.
A CHILD SHOcKIsGLY BURNED "A child three
year. old John Mcintyre whose parents reside at No.
IS Hamilton str, kindly burned Yesterday morning
Ia Of It's clothes having caught fire from
nacbe. with which playing The mother had gone 10
grocery for few minutes and upon her return found her
developed The FIRE put ont immediately and
procured but the burns extensive that
he recovery Of the child 10 not expected
Sree writing the shove tire child hiss died and Inquest
held upon the body Verdict, Accidental death"
F.rAL ACCIDENT on BI AcKwELLs fsLAND.-Chas.
Williams carpenter employ Of the public buidlnss
on Backwes Island KILLED. yesterday By the giving
ola .eAHod upon which he work Coroner Gamble held
an quest body and verdict Of accidental death
rendered.
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CaarpgD HASDs singio application Of BUR
..,r. E.I:sros oil CbsppsA HssdA ed reaaH Us
.s.A 40 rrlsv sxia sz0sh ss1 Dr. Al pOSt'ts ss3N
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IA4x .rtiseueoLl

I,VVU TUrtTats taken dairy. Foftrasype, aad
Fofeusrb by Hotsrss invention Aiiss eve Psesu,
nee, t1s teu sAAas soisr oa -
Psae Tie stey se4 sUi' TIE .ckr' Nc. sss B,osivsy
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SUPERIOR COURr-TsIiL TFKN-JAS i5-B.fors Judge
BOswoHTH
CASE on IT'S THIRD TRIAL-PowERs OF Ar-



CASE on IT'S THIRD TRIAL-PowERs OF APP
PRAIsERs.
John LYON - al. ast. BeI ianin Blossom et o.
This case came on for a third uial yesterday. The
Judgment rendered IN the first was appealed nom, and
ibe Court Of Appeals ordered new trial While this
was IN ndng smother suit the cause Of action
came up, but was quasbed
TIE action is brought 10 recover tho price or vsue
Of certain Il eds for storage sold by the plaintiffs TO the
defendants. No question Is msde upon the complete.
rtss az The sae whereby the title accordingly vested
In the defendants. The prc, was, however. to be do
tefnned BY appraisers. II the price had been de-
tern med, cause Of action would the Court Of Ap
DC say have been made ont in favor Of the plaintiff
a. appraisers, who we're authorized to choose third
pai ~ 10 assist them in the appraisement.
The value Of the property was finally fixed by tvo
out OF the three apprsses though not the defendants
contend in accordance with the law OF arbitration.
After The plaintiffs bad rested-hsviDg introduced
evidence in relation TO the various meetings OF tho sp
prsiseis and the cepcluios at which they auiyedthe
defendants moved TO disups the complaint, on toe
ground that all the appraisers should hsye met .
geber and taken part in the proceeding, whereas Tho
proof went to show that the award wes signed by two
opy and that the third not with them at the time
The Court held thai u, wbenhe three LIST convenec,
no two had agreed upon anything, and two OF Thorn
subsequently met together and then signed sn aHMd,
the sppraisa was net valid. This being regarded -
tbe true ,tate of facts the motion 10 dismiss the com
plant was granted but the plaintiff proposed 10 intro
duce more evidence on the question OF fact.
This was allowed; but after the plaintiff had again
rested defendants again moved 70 dismn inc con.
plant and the Cea held that the case did not stAnA
20 tavorsbly for the PLAINTIFF on the oddruonai cvi
der ce o. when they Grit rested.
The complaint was therefore dismissed. with costs.
The case viii be again carried up to the Court above.
in all probability. - x
srieI.L Ts.s-JAs is-Bsf'.s re, 'sdss s.sass.'
Referred 10 X, l.. EaIcher.
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HERRIsG's Patent CHAMPION FIRE. PROOF
sAyss Hos iss Isl ADD Ie wsseSs e. and No. hafay'
EsvYork
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pisre belng sortthee Gsnisons were bong .s-
ub'xhed sbd fortsked - 6an Juan de- Sar aad Virgin
Dsy.
fbe Oris.bs waited ooe day .h1r the arrival o. the
Ncv-OTlesne passenger fot news
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.,ooxLYN COCRr OF 0ESEnAL Sxssl0rs--J.s IA
49, Igxe, hoeaIs, Justices Ennoss and 3cseesAs
BURGLARY ~ THE SECOND Dksntt,
f1rrsx and GhAxlaa Cunntnx-

Ww 80 - So. N bur..ry ie de sscoed
1910 In tsIonIously sstesg the house o. Jossps -
18th 90 tho q he-secoe and go 49,
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CHARGE OF GRAsD LARcESI.-Hermsn Bdgge-
German yesterday arrested BY Officer knner OF the
Reserve Corps changed with 'ss.ns pair q r.son aud
is Third The and upward Of go of the stolen
money found possession Of the sceased aud he
committed BY Justice Osborne.
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FATAL ACCIDENT on BIAcKwELL's IsLAsD.-Chas.
Williams esrpenteI employed on one OF the public ogudnu
OF .Aod upon which he at work Coroner Gamble held
que. upon the body and verdict Of accidental death wa
rendered.
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CAUGHT IN THE Acr.-A young man named VIM.
nard Ludwig No 23 Wooster street which he had entered
by means keys with intent steal On being psed
be- A. into the street bat pursued and captured Justice
Davidson before whom he taken locked him for exsm
alton
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-28

For the Union.
COURT OF CLAIMS.

Messrs EpToRs have read the communication in your
paper of this morning signed "Themis relating certain
decisions of the Court of Claims in favor the repay
of duties 1t exhibits such gross igno-
rance such w Misrepresentation Of the action of the
court that nothing but the fact that it has found adis-
sion into your paper and thereby acquired facttous
consequence, entities it to consideration.
There two positions propositions which "Themis1
attempts to establish
FIRST That the Court of Claims has in its decisions dis
regarded the decisions of the Supreme Court
Second That the duties repay of which is claimed
by the importer and ordered by the court charged to-
aud collected FROM the consumer and therefore that the
importer has equitable claim for the repayment of the
same from the treasury Of the United States
1t would perhaps be enough say that both these state
ments OF "Thems simply untrue, and refer TO the
opinions of Mr. Justice Scarburgh the case of Sturges
Bennett Co., and in other similar cases. in support Of the
assertion.
Allow me- however to add for the benefit Of those who
may not have ready to the opinions referred that
the judges of the Court Of Claims have ever manifested the
respect for and Difference to- the decisions of the
Supreme Court and in the above named Mr. Justice
Scarbnrgh in delivering the opinion of the court
elaborate and, to the candid mind very satisfactory
argument showing that his views perfectly
with the decisions of the Supreme Court
As the position Nn by "Themis that the importer
had no equitable claim the of the duties in ques-
ton the GROUND thsy had been charged to and col
ected from the consumer, it il perhaps sufficient say
that they levied and paid upon liquors neyer i'm
ported into the country and of course could
been charged to the and Tbemis" il he knew
thing about the facts the case knew this be
The facts these Certain liquors imported into
New York and other ports The law requires the collec
tors of at these ports to ascertain the quantity in
each cask by actual On doing this il was
found that the casks from leakage other causes
not full The importers invoices made out for Ju
casks and the collector levied and collected duties
the roice quantity and not upon The actual quantity
asceraned by thus forcing the importer to
pay duties upon liquors which be had imported Re
payment Of duties thus illegally exacted is asked by the
citizen from his government.
How these duties could have been charged to- and col
leced FROM The of liquors which in
| to the country, perhaps @Themis' can explain.
The attempt TO dsparage the court by such misrepre-
sentatons and by comparing it to the Star Chamber
dcave alike of the ignorance and sinister design of the
writer much SO, that nothing, have already re-
Marked but his admission into your columns entities him
| to notice CANDOR
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DEATH OF DIR. KANE.-MEETING OF AMERICAN
CITIZENS AT HAVANA.
HAVANA, Feb. IL, 1851.

HAVANA, Feb. IL, 1857.
The citizens Of the United States resident and transient
in Havana this day called together at the consulate
by A. r. Blythe esq, for the purpose of making public
demonstration Of respect to the memory of mnchla-
mented fellow-ctzen, DR.. Z. X. Kane.
At2 o'clock, very large number being assembled were
called to order by General Patterson Pennsylvania who
after few words nominated the Hon. A. r. Blythe (Uni-
ted States consul) chairman, and Henry Tiffany, OF
Maryland, secretary.
Mr.. Blythe explained the object of the meeting in brief
manner during which he read the following from the
governor captan-genera His remarks received with
deep sensation by the assembly:
HAVANA, Feb. ls 1857.
DEAR His excellency the captan-general having
been informed that Dr. Kanes body to be taken his
native country and wishing that its transportation TO the
vessel selected for that purpose may be effected with the
respect due his merit has resolved TO place at your
vae and that of his friends the government barge par
tcuarly as there no American men-oEwar in port
whose boats might perform this sad duty His exceency
for this reason would wish you inform him beforehand
of the day when the ceremony will take place. in order that
he give corresponding orders to the barge and that
Of the members of the Scientific Corporation of this
city may accompany the remains.
Signed by MANUEL AGUIRRE TEJADOR
Political Secretary.
A. R. BLYTHE, ESQ.
On motion Of Gen. Patterson, committee Of FIVE was
appointed by the chairman present resolutions express
sve OF the sympathy Of the meeting.
The chairman appointed Gen. Patterson of Pennsylva-
MIA Gov II. w. Cushmsn of Massachusetts, G. c. Thomp-
son of New York. James Bue of Alabam, and Col Rob-
ertson of Havana.
In few moments the committee presented the following
which was unanimously adopted:
The late Dr. f. X. Kane having by the dispensaton of
Divine Providence terminated his brief but evenul
We the citizens Of the United States resident and transient
in Havana desiring express grateful of bis dis
ngushed services to his country and mankind do re-
solve
LIST That in the death Of Dr. Kane country has lost
valuable and word-renowned citizen who has adorned
her annals has been deprived of ardent advo
cate ever ready by advance its inter-
ests; and humanity devoee who yielded his life in obe-
dience to her commands.
I'd. That whilst deplore bis loss public calamity,
we tender heartfelt coincidence his honored parents
brothers, and distressed relations.
3D. That these resolutions with the letter of the captain
general in relation this meeting be presented 10 the fam
lily of the deceased and copy OF the be made public
through the press in the United States.
HENRY TIFFANY, of Baltimore, Sec
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FOR ALL PARTS OF THE wE-r.
Ia M4k g. - -!
BALTiMoRe AND OHIO RAILROAD.

NEW and IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS.
rHREE TRAINS DAILY ham Baltimore, Cumberland,
L Wheeling. and all Of the w eel.
lst. The ACcuMMUDATIoN TRAIN will leave except Sun
with from fhiiadephia hst
Juncon) viii stations and
arrive a Cumbtr iand NJ O'Clock, IN
ID. Camden Station daily ts1cep sun
day reaches Wheeling by connecting at
Dayton indianapo
liz, Louisville. Clsyeiard, Toll do Detroit chicago, 81 LOUIS
The EXPRESS TRAIN daily connecting
CINCINNATI 81 Lou s. Cairo, Chicago, and
places Cincinnati and other
West nearly loo miles shaHer
quaied,
Passengers and baggage all points free.
TICKETS will be sold 10 all The large towns IN he
West possible the uchei ofhee Camden Sta
lion, an Washington city,
A second cal attached 10 the mail irain .
Baltimore Washington riep Ae enfs
al Oakland They neStmoniBg by
tram, which leaves Cumberland az aao n and
from washington ample for meals Wash
ngion Junction ,-.-,. 800. 49,.
checks be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Gas, will at AL stations east OF
Cumberland express beyond Pednt gong
train leaves wheeling at 10, a. m,
leaves Cumberland al e2 reacng baoc
The FREDERICK TRAIN at A. M, Except sundny1
Leaves Frederick at " a. M arriving
al baltimore al 30,
TIE ELLICoTT' MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden Station at q
m aud 30 D. Eicons Mile al 7O, a. m, and
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Ian I7-df Master Of Transportation