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L u q 1. A II K ST NE "
sY sRsNTIRs AND MAeneTH IEtssaasas
Interesting from Washing ton.

Interesting from Washinston.
G1SKRAL CAss AND HOWELL COBB TO 60 INTO tbs
cAhnnT-rHs IOWA LAND BLL-rHE BOOK RI.
soLurIoN-noN Az BuILrNa MArERIAL-rRrs-
STA AND swTrxIRLAND-rHH SANDWICH ISLANDS
1REATr-TtE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH. ETC., ETC.
wAnusoroS Feb n, 1857.
Governor Bgkr informed General Cass shis mo-ning.
on the authority Of Mr. Bpchsnsn, OF his cotton - 30
oreisTy Of sa,s and that be, Mr. Cas- would 10 orrow
receive letter ofDciay notifying him Of the fact aud
General Cass indicated his willingness 70 Accept Tee
ssms letter Also stated that Howell Cobb would be oler
cd he position OF Secretary Of The Treasury. Further
Than This the letter aid aot state
NJ. Buohsran will leave wbssslsod either ,bs Ssh o,
ibis month OF the I'd Of March for wsshiaston Tnecom
m,ttec win take quarters Tor him she White House
in order pa, they may carry oai the nsusursnon pro
gamma
Thsre some IAN amsas the members u making =
10 repeal Ne Iowa bill rsyed les, session. erantaE
hpdfer rAirosd purposes, A. IL alsrei tsa ras
rsssed By fraud and corruption
lie book resolution Knocked s,s occkei bet 70,
tsrSay An attempt Oil be made 70 morrow 10 rush T.
thrcush-only ooe husdrec and elsay ib;u.ssa dolls
tavclyei.
sssssor wrxst, Of New yer.sy. ,ssmsc1 ~. long CT
pected report In favor Of the rcse asoon o, Iron
sbuisre material by ih, maternal scversmsp, II tun,
sus,slrs euthr.es policy q di-cr,uisspon 10 favor
American bcn The pursbsse o. rsve,nnsr, prerlr
or Of extending Incidental protection 10 thj, risrss
ihs dhs-vcneut 40 veil ~ IN the CORRECTION Of pub',r
reveru,s b req ardeS - ore Of shc ncs sgnao,n
party novensnts or sbe DAY, and havi,x sons rasc
rescs 70 The nve hundred tho1sana vo.s given ny the
hcn nen Tor B1ohsnAr 10 retn,yirn's i,a New Jopsy
.. the presidepiAi election.
The linton OF thh morning corisas srtc,s hs,dol
"irrssia and ew'zeriaud,n vsch has oAsssi scoi
Zeal Of At and % lille clyssren, Au,as the sonocra
cy. lie supposed 10 be from The %, 81 Nc Applctso
md ioreshssovsg Mr. BusAsssns Poa,y 4, rcsrscos n
our foreign Affairs. u 10 dirSoLy o,ports to TIE poaoy
Of The present administration In rs~roe 10 vs p,ls.
uvssy and Central Amerscs.
regret 10 sy that Hon. T. GAocay Joscs 10 lying
vsry al ~ sse Nss'coA aos<i Go Cas-, ~ss rcfu-pi
ssmiuApoe 10 mis- room ihs evsnlns
1oe orpotucn 10 The sandwich .sn 10 lseas o,opuua.
On tbs psr Of We scuibern sens,cr, tits now believed
haa sccprccy treaty VII sccs be serosassd With those
sApda.
SssaAor Gvp viii move an snesdu,ers 70 NE suSns.
nne Telegraph blu providing for cootsnussioi o. the
lipe across Me continent 10 san Frsocsco Of prcr n
DO agreed bevesn Vie contractors and The s,orc.ary
n Hssse, mot exceeding $50 900 per snuun
Tie atty 10 becoming crowded win strangers Ohio !.
pouring In TIDE Of politicians xuob SICKNESS 10 pro
vaIisns bc~r, now known o. The Buchanan srp 4"
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NKw ORIxAss, Feb. 20, 1887.
Cotton sales to day COO bales ut former rates Bus.
moss ,eftyic,ed by the Of the AAis Pork
snd sro nrm Cotton ireights TO Liverpool Nd, ana 70
HAvTe lSc Flour very dull.
NEW 0RLxAss Feb. a, 1857.
Ipe sales OF cotton to day amounted TO 1000 bales q
Hght'y higher rates Nddlirg quoted 81 lax q l3c,
re we.hs business ioo.s up SOC bales Receipts In
INC same period ~ eco bales The receipts OF tho season
are now 800 bales ahead OF the same dae hvs year;
s.oos on hand $4,000 bales. The receipt, II al me
sou nen ports are thus far 1850 Dalss less than 70 he
sane cate last year Corn buoyAat. Pork nrm Il $40
saLd selling 81 isAc In barrels Coffee arm and slightly
bags, ips OF the week $500 bags stock On hsnl
5000 bags Freishts trhe lower sterlre exchausu
N per cent prem.
PROVIDENCE, Feb. II, 1857.
Cotton. SALES Of the week 500 bales q IAN ~
The market closes arm. Nool-the demand oonunuao
good with very small stock sales 3b 400 lbs PrIntne
cloths-pTices firm; sales SO, COO pieces
THE COTTON CROP
AUGusTA Go Feb. "a, 1851.
The latest cotton statements received here IRON an
parts, by mail and telegraph, show dec In the
receipts for the seasop thus far 1t all ports Of
bales, - compared with the sane date last year.
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Musical and Dramatic Matters.

Mr. Thaberg played six concerts last week all Of which
were highly successful BIs Saturday Sioos
one OF the finest he has yet given Mr. Thalberg Played Hum
mers celebIa'ed "septet," and Madame DAngf sang a
new and brilliant sndane and waltz composed for her by
Abea, both of which received with great appreciation
Tuesday, Mr. Thalberg gives his ssNond n,ote and The
same evening his last concert but Nbos Saloon.
The Opera season Of the Academy the under the
management Of Mr. srakosoh this evening
Lucia di Lammermcor the principal by Madame do
wiihofst whose recovery VIII delight the publi Tiberin
and More Mr. srakosch received grea. many sub.
scriptons and his season will undoubtedly brilliant enc
The Opera Philadelphia this evening with the Ma
reflex troupe just returned from very campaign
In Cuba
Theatrical business improving with the weather
Broadway. Mr. Forrest has been playing william Ten a.
.eA'ed WIN standard comedies In which Blake Piacde
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Davenport and other excellent artists
have appeared At Burton's Mr.. Punkeus -Four Phsn.
toms" snd Broughsms Camille have been highly success
full. At Laura Keene's Saturday, Young New York'
and my Wes Mirror acted for the subo.s benefit
10 full house. At Wallacks Miss Heron playing
Camille" and Medea' fun houses The aunouncements
for TO night Interesting.
At the BROADWAY THEATRE Mr. Forrest psys 'R.chseu"
supported by DAILY Mr. and Mrs Davenport with the farce Of
The Irish Tutor"
At BUTTONS THEATRE the "Fcur PhsnLorns, and Tia
"New Camille" Burton and zham in both pieces Mr.
Burton's benefit il announced for ghurrday
At LAURA KEEsE's THEArKE adaptation OF Gee.he's
Faust, under the title Of Faust and Marguerite" with
new scenery crosses effects,
duced this evening Miss Keene Mr. Jordan M Wheat.
leigh play the principal parts The play 10 full OF grand
Effects adordng excellent opportunities painters
and mschinss.
AT wAuAcK's THEATRE Miss Heron plays "Measa which
will be preceded by waiting for new comediexa
written for this theatre.
AT THE BowERY TAEATRE. Mrs Virgins Cunningham
makes her debut Camille In the play OF ,hss name The
drsma 'Unce SAM" will also be played
The AMERICAN THEATRE Chambers street. viii be opensd
This evening" under the Of Messs e. Dsyen
port and H. Waikns The company Includes the manager
MIRA Davenport Mrs. l. c. Frost Misc Kate Sax,r aid Other
excellent axtists The bill includes q new drama 'Our
Countys sinews and Fair Heart Never rAr LADY,
The enterprise deserves succe4.
Ar THE AMERICAN MUSEUM the bhl for to dsy evening
Includes the dramas "Eustsche" and The Dumb Ean Of
Manchester"
The CoLoREp oFERA.-wood offers . capita, programme
to night with avorie farce The Buekleys sue
cessful piece Honor 10 Doctor Kape" Mr. Bryan. he web
known bones opens Mechanics Hall, with fun and
ceDent company.
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DIsoRGAN1zAT1oN OF THE Police DEPART
NENT.-We understand that during the last few
weeks the police department Of this city has been
gradually crumbling away. Many of the best
men have resigned their situations on account of
the entire impoesibility of getting their pay,
through the strange Encouragement of Comp
troller Flagg, who refuses to disburse the amount
Of their just dues How is it possible for us ever
TO have good municipal government when we see
the head Of one Of the most important depart
ments refusing to discharge his duties, and there
by driving the beet men out of the city service
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TAMMANY TRorBIEs.-Tammany is again in
houble and the difficulty is one OF the most seri.
Gus that the venerable Sachems have ever expe-
rienced. The regular General Committee elected
last year has been shut out of Tammany by the
boilers, who are headed by Savage. From pre-
cent appearances there will be life and death
struggle between the regulars and the recusants.
1t is all intended to influence the incoming ad-
ministration upon the question of the spoils It's
effect may be, however, so far TO disgust Mr.. Bu-
chanan that he will ignore the existence of both
factions-refuse to appoint their candidates, and
fill the federal Offices Of this city with quiet con-
servative men, who have had no part or lot in
the Tammany rows.
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Tnr NEws PROM NicArAavA.-The accouots
Tennessee, show that the allied troops nov under
the command of Gen. Canas, are actively carry
ing out the plan of operations which We an.
Dounced a month since had been arranged by the
Costa Ricans. Their whole available force has
been moved down to Rivas, and even 10 Virgin
Bay on the lake shore leaving, however, the
route Oh the other hand, from Rivss to Sau Juan
del Sur, open to Walker. His position 10 Riyas
seems 10 DC rapidly assuming the same form as
that he held in Granada before its destruction.
and two attacks on the enemy, made on the 2Gth
and 2sul Of January, were not successful, Hen.
ningsen being obliged TO return 10 Rivss. The
headquarters of Canas are said TO be at San
Jorge, three miles from Rivas, which is coming
10 pretty close quarters. Should Walker not b
able 10 drive him from there In sho,, time,
he will have TO abandon Rivss and coDeentr ate
all his strength ct San Juan del Sur
Ia The meantime Col Loclridge is CALAMITY
woslisg bis way up the San Juan river, having
already taken The strong Costa RicAn fort at the
mouth Of the Scrspiqui, and hopes soon To be at
Castillo rapids, II not NJ Fort San Carlos, near
be lake outlet. The question Of Walkers Gnsi
ovgthrVw probably hangs upon his being able TO
bold out until Lockridgc can join him. But this
junction must lake place within short time, or
{ viii not take place at all The treaty Of peace
between our New York Comn,odorcs changes
materially The position Of Lockridge toward
Walker, and when the new Governor General, 70
be sent out by Garrison and Vanderbilt, arrives
a4 Greytown, be viii be as DESTROYS Of getting
rid Of Walker and Hcnningscu as the two Com
modorcs here have been to get rid Of Commodore
Law. He has been shut out from the new tran
it route arrangement and Nicaragua directory
ect up here, and bis General must 40 too
Whatever events may betidc Walker, he seems
to have been excluded from the new government
formed for Nicaragua, while part of his iilibus-
tors with all the new Corners IL can obtain, is TO
establish better order Of things there This
government will be recognised by Costa Rica
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LEGISLATION FOR THIS CRY AT ALBANY-The
various bills concOeted at the Astor House by
the leaders of the republican party, and now be-
fore the Legislature, have assumed several shapes;
hut they all tend to the same point-the disor-
ganization OF the city government They are
now sleeping on the table, where they will pro-
badly lie till the end of the session. 1t is pro-
bable however, that some movement will b.
made to resuscitate them, in order 70 take away
from the people of this city the right of electng
their own rulers and give the control of the city
to persons appointed by the Governor and the
Senate. We hear that fund of sixty or eighty
thousand dollars has been subscribed by some
of the conederates in this city and that it is pur
posed to buy the passage of some of these bills
by the same corrupt means which have been ex-
posed by the Congressional Investigating Com
mittce at Washington. It will be remembered
that all these bills propose to disfranchise the
people OF this city, and to levy twenty millions
upon the taxpayers to be used for political CAPT
tal and the support of hungry politicians from
Albany. The bills must not pass.
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NJ asts for Europe.

1VUFSE T|0IOpEs
w FEW YORK HERALD-HDITlON FOR EUROPE.
mo cunard steamship Europa, Oapt Ieitob, will cave
Dcs.cn on Wednesday, at noon, for Liverpool.
Ne mails win close IN this city u half past swo oolooA
toDrrTow afternoon.
ne EuTopean sditon Of ibe HERALD, printed IN French
~ NsSlish, vii published O'Clock In thu
- Hnsse copies, N Wrappers sixpcnoe.
esbsuipsors ans advertisement Tor any edition Of The
~ YcnK 5ssALp vii be Ss,eived q the fcllowms
yaaess 10 Europe
ksDos-~Am. EsropeNn Exrpess o.. 9, Hang william n
sxxs-- D5. &c. f1sce DO II 8ouFse
5yvuxtooI-po &C. qCnapel street
kvareO1-,John Bunssy, la Exchange street, East
KAvxst,n. Enrcpesn Express Co., 81 Rue Oorneills.
~ oS-tcnss Of the Evopean edition Of the RnAID
on senoins he received oy mail and telegraph
- emo during the previous week, and up 10 ths hour
"a sshio&lion.
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From riyerpco. 2 ne rslip Aria,x .ner,ch. RI
M Hourdeyni lady q tLss and nurse; o. o kno,d
Mr. Raicine. Lehman De Fclienoour ysnbes5nr Jans.
SGse n nsseJ " g.I, " M MI'cwsn baan RAY
A. Ws ohs N r,, siIIs,d W. w ssrscg F5ss
r. shns " schwarzmann, Juan Ant ysarEon M wsirs,
NJ haunsnt Madam Revert Mr. Landenbsraer rsss,.,n'
BY Iscs Hope Henri speishl Ws and nfssi ~
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ard the other Central American States, aud also
by England, as we learn from our London cor
respondent This is the beginning Of our Indian
empire.
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To the Advertising Public.
BAILY CIRCULATION OF YBE NEW YORK HERALD
rop TIE WEEK KSpiyS FEB al 1857
Average daily circulation.

mis- is daily circulation larger than any other
Ap the other New York daily journals combined.
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LATEST IRON WBEArrAxD THE CESrnu.
AMERICAN QrEsTIoS.-our special letter from
Lancaster, in another column, coroboIatcs the
prevailing reports Of the last few days concern
ing Mr.. Buchanan's Cabinet General Cas- and
Mr.. Cobb appear to be definitely decided upon;
while the other individuals mentioned as he
next thing 70 Cabinet ccrtainties remain still to
have their respective positions assigned them
1t Is an important fact that Mr. Buchanan has
uttered no opinion concerning The merits or dc
merits Of the Dallas Clarendon treaty, now de-
pending upon the action Of the Senate for its
inal ratification. and hanging, as II seerns. like
Mahomets coffin, through some invisible agency.
between heaven and earth. Meantime the news
from England Of the prevailing confidence Ia all
departments Of the British government Of the
success Of this treaty, will he apt 70 make
no small impression both at wheailaud
and Warrington. The late alleged dccla-
ratioas OF General Gaze Ia the dicussios Of
the subject, and in behalf of a pacific psljcy
towards England, would appear also 10 have ne
moved the old Generals stumbling block Of the
last twenty pears, Of inevitable war" Then
again, the despatch by the English government
Of q diplomatic agent TO ascertain and recognise
the government d, .tooo Of Nicaragua, IL good
dgn, and should encourage cur rival steamboat
Commodcros 10 unite all their resources and
energies in grand oop d,tS for Walker with
ont further delay.
1t would be very interesting TO find our never
falling champion of inevitable war" against
John Bull, the bead and front Of a conciliatInr
ard pacific policy under Mr.. Buchanan--it would
be very acceptable to the country thus TO secure
Gen. Cas- as the head Of The peace movement in
The Cabinet against such disturbers Of the public
peace ard the peace Of the party as Mr.. Douglas,
Jtfrtrson Davis, and other fre-eaters and Glibus-
tiers in The new Senate. We are upon the
threshold Of stirring times at Washington.
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Suicide as BOSTON.

Boros. Feb. r., 1851.
yosna man named Dsases. whose fs'hs- bods
encs 10 our Custom House. sbo himscn est night Ia
snsefcon o. The Custom Bouss Tho Of the s,oide
y not Known.
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The Mas Adxiccs AZ New Orleans.

NEW Osrslrs, Fob. ~. 1861.
The sdvices from Europe by the Asia we're rcssives
here 10 day BY We ssaboard line. o. their sisci
upon cur MARKET caspcs be developed unsn Monday.
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law. in our baptism, in the naming Of our
children, in the sanctions Of our osths, around
the family affairs, in keeping the Sabbath day in the
common morality and decency in marriages and
burals-from the cradle to the grave, in our whole
lives and laws. But there is no church establish
ment, and ought to be none; and there ought to be
no meddling Of the State with matters OF religion
and faith except TO pro Get and defend the freedom
Of conscience and voluntary worship and to enforce
sound morality and common decency. This hnders
us not but rather sets free to praise God in our
own way. Any recommendation of worship from
the State or its officers in any FORM il to some
tent constraint upon the pee pie, who have forbid
den by their constitution the intermeddling with
such matters BY political power Politics and re
ligon ought not, in any way to be brought into con.
tact. They pollute and destroy each other. Two Of
the worst evils Of the times political religion and
religious politics am not constituted and appoint
ed to handle Gods holy things and will not dare
hypocriticay and cantngly to huckster them to the
market Of popularity among men.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


sArRDAy Dec. l2-6 r. 81
The stock market opened very dull and heavy this
morning The announcement Of resumption Of specie
payments the part Of the banks did 10 have
very favorable effect upon the minds Of stock SPECTATORS
ton OF bulls put prices up points corresponding with
those ruling previous 10 the revulson, has far been
dead failure. They free sellers the FIRST board
particularly OF New York Central The tendency Of prices
throughout downward Missouri State 6s declined
4 per cent Cumberland Coal, - New York Central *
Erie, 81 Reading, Ia Michigan Southern, old, a do,
preferred, 4, Cleveland and Toledo, a Galcna and CHI
cage, ~ Chicago and Rock Island az The resumption
Of specie payments by the banks Of this city by many
nanciers considered p~ematarc and apprehcnsons
entertained that will lead to renewed difficulties. Others
take widely different view There is no doubt but that
certain political parties az Albany had a good deal
TO do with the Resumption u probably was not
considered safe 10 60 ovc the lst Of January
without resuming. by telegraphic advices from
Boston and Albany We that resumption
by the banks Of these cities has been determined upon
At the second board there very small business
transacted. Virginia fell on per cent Harlem Rail
road, 4. Chicago and Rock Island advanced per cent
Cleveland and Toledo, - The market closed very heavy.
The speculative movement, rather oil there was has
totally disappeared There life in the street. and
the stock Exchange has settled down Cor the
and gloomy. The bulls wish themselves well Of the
corner would like very much 10 trow every share Of
stock overheard but dare not IN view OF the serious
osscs that would result Thty 10 very unpleasant
ppsit;cu
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' BARRETT, the beloved wife OF Edward


B,Rsgrr.--MARY BARRETT, the beloved wife or Edward
Barrett, aged % years.
Her friends requested 10 attend her funeral
Monday Al o'clock, from her late residence iss
East Twenty nth street between First and Second
nues. Her remains viii be taken 10 Calvary Cemetery.
DoSSNIY-On saturday, Dec. IL, ASS, wife of Peter
Donnelly, In the seth year Of her age.
The friends 81 the family respectfully invited
tend her funeral from her late residence 90 Hudson
nue., Brooklyn, 70 morrow (Monday), M2P NJ. Her re
mains viii be taken % the cemetery Of the Holy Cross,
Flatbush, I. l., for interment
poreuyKrr.-DENSrs DorcHyRrY in the SD year Of sis
age. Of Inflammation Of the lungs
The friends and aCquantancee Of the family respc
fully invited 10 attend his funeral. 20 morrow Monday
ate O'Clock y. NJ, from BIS late residence, 3i3 BrOOme
street.
DALY-on Friday Dec H. Of congestion Of the lungs.
BERNARD r. H. DALY youngest Of Owen and Catharno
paly aged year, . months and 20 days.
The friends of the family respectfully invited 10 At
tend the funeral this Sunday afternoon O'Clock
from the residence Of ss parcps, No 10 sheriff street
DrmsSD-on saturday, Dec. IL, Mrs. Avn DuKIssD,
The funeral will take place morrow Monday after.
at two O'Clock rom her late residence No &6 south
Sixth street Williamsburg Her relatives and friends, and
those a. her sonsin law Charles Lawrence Henry
senquest are invited 10 attend
MAcrIRxon Friday, Dec. II, JrfrA MAGurRE. aged &C
Ireland
The friends o. the family are respectfully invited to Al
tend the funeral this Sunday Afternoon at two O'Clock
from her late residence, No : Mulberry street
Mok@wS.-nosAs MoKEowS, native Of Belfast Ire.
His friends and relatives are respectfully invited to
tend hts funeral, from his residence No i3s West
remains will he taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery.
RsEs,-On Fridsv Dec II JASKASs RsSs. beloved wife
Of william Rees bookbnder
The acquaintances and friends Of the family are re-
que sted 70 attend the funeral 70 morrow (Nonday) a.
lfpas, ten O'Clock from her late residence 10 south
second street. East Brooklyn.
New Bedford papers please COPY,
sHAraHSE*y No 2eS Monroe street, on saturday.
lee. ~, AIIex SHarGHSKssr' aged years ...,-,..
The friends and relatives respectfully invited 10 At
tend the funeral this sunday tternoon NJ one O'Clock.
SsIrH-on Friday mornne, pee, ~ OHAs.ss hsssi.
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persons DESTROYS Of being removed to the hospital - the
above places-
vaccination will also be performed, without expense,
by Dr. horell IAN officer OF this DEPARTMENT. n the
evening between the hours Of and O'Clock, at his
ONCE, No First avenue, corner Houston street.
nn recommended the bedding, &c, used by persons
oyed and the apartments occupied be properly fumi
gated and cleaned Old straw from beds, &C. should be
remoy TO the river side and burned.
In houses where the sickness may exist, families not
auected should be careful TO maintain cleanliness OF per-
son. and In their premises and 10 free crcula
on pure air in the apartments occupied so far as they
may be able SO to do
Information as to nuisance affecting the public health
and requiring abatement will receive speedy attention.
on complain being made at the City Inspectors ONCE
NO Centre street.
GEO W. MORTON City Inspector
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Superior C0urt-General Term.

belOre u Iuli Boncn.
shepherd Knapp VS.. the New York and Harlem
Railroad Company-Judgmen affirmed, with costs.
Henry Cary vs. the New York and Harlem Rail
road Company-Iudgment affirmed, with costs
Charles q. Dean VS.. Charles hamberlin.--Order
affirmed, with costs.
James Mason VI. Zebedee Ring.-Orier affirmed,
with costs.
Joseph b. Nones VS.. Allen Woodworth--0rder on
terms
Henry Sheldon ct al. VS.. Fernando wood.-Judg.
ment affirmed, with costs