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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
NEE TING IN FAVOR or RUNNING TIE
CARS ON SUNDAY IN BROOKLYN.

meeting was held last nigh in the Supreme Court.
room Of the City Hail. by the friends OF the movement
10 ,un the rsroad cars on Sunday Toe large room
was DEF .ely crowded ani many unable 70
obia an sdmttaIce. Ga motion If Judge More, Ed
ward Hnckeu, esq, was Appointed Chairman and the
usual number OF Secrets1les.
A Committee of three appointed TO draft resOI-
tiOns. In the mean time the Hon. Judge Morris al
dressed the me citing. He confined MS remarks to
refation Of the arguments adduced by the oppo ents
of the mea,ure. The sermon Of the Rev. NJ. Porter
Of WilsHsbursh, against the measure, was reviewed
at some length.
The Rev. Mr.. Hatch then proceeded 10 spssk in
favor Of rUnnDg the lie referred TO The previous
address he hsd made before the COMMITTEE ui the Com
mon Council, In which he stated that he expected 10
receive cd nm from many, because OF his vie gs on thls
subject and bsd not been disappointed he bad mt
with sour snd gloomy faces and great deal Of ahuse
Tie then took up the remorstrance presene 20 the Com
mon Council and anslyzei lie ntens. He den al 'ha
running the cars vas in opposition 70 either the ette' or
spirit of the NeS Testament The argument that Gole
of the law ABIDING citizens DESIRED i and c0nseq ieo'
", pone but law breakers deeired t. he con idered
q false and mean assumption, intended 10 fhghten
respectable people from expressing their sentiments on
the subject
The Committee on resolutions reported thai 90 in
view OF e. increasing population OF the city, tie
extension OF the settled portions thereof snd the
staIt snd growing necessity for residences in the
outer Wards, the best interests OF the city would be
betTeen the different sections thereof; that the recon-
mendation of the Mayor TO have the run on Slr.
day WAS in accordance with the duty Of the Common
Council and the wbes OF ar.e msorty of The psooe:
hat while liberty is allowed 20 the rch 10 20 10
church IN carriages the pocr should be al we'd 70 use
more humble convey ances thai every msn woo bs
lieyes il wrong TO rlde in cars on Sunday msy
abstain. yet be Las yh 20 bind other 70 nj.
own standard Of duty, and 10 atemp. i; Won Be az
INVASION Of the rights Of coDscitne and b.
nj liberty that should be fiji My resisted; III u the
value of properly in the outer Wards is depre
cisted by the wart Of OF travel on Sunday sni
no more ofectua measure could be adopted - prem o.s
lie growth than !, run the c .rs on Sunday"
The meeting adopted the following petition FOR cir
cus''op, and sdjouipei:
To ne HcRod bic Mdpor Gnd Common Coxae Of n, C,f
bsootiyn.
The upde sOed r,,deus Of this city deeply interested il
fs Advancement and progress, and in fs- transport
Wnh oihefeDt sections ~ respectfully
able BODY 70 slow The Brooklyn City Railroad taer cus
upon the clHcTen. routes Sunday believing that
vii Rot only promote the socis hIt wefars 0 oar
eitIena AId your petitioners will pray &c.
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HUD.oS RlvTR IrEss - SEtclde "a DAteLt" 20. /. y
M John Andrew Gioyrr osd rssiG~r. q byron-'i
a. q, ne ,ol'h q P.tiin Du,-he.. Comfy enn
suielee ~ taking s-s.n, Saturday evening Coroner
~ held AZ II ques and verde rendered ac'oai'e''
Dec.ssed q, about ..y,nty ys.rs u sEe. :, - H.
Slicl5e ~ Germalf0rH - Mr. PGilp J. RockisilsI
con i..ed suicide il b.sa, W-enesdsy ia.t ny Aint
For,ue tine past be h,d been residing With n' s0n
prorT-'of q to,e u TIE .s@e No cause a.sle1
-t,6 -. He was kbou. siIty y'1rs Of sgr H..
hfrdv ~ SdpP erfes Ca To7rsC:y eveohe o. I,s
w..s Chr.toph.r LAules n'a-y killed Thos k'y y o.
r H. head club IN - saGser'ies and L
.ne fsht LsVie,s Inflicted upo1 brother Of Kelly. 81
we're Sow LaWIes. :. bal ch,rsc e. and ro'ed ~ u
A.. r.rae deed. Las; Fa1 fred sto AnercAn pr
lion uh4 rssrs through tn Il % feared ma TIE
" .rcs e Kelly ELl prove s'A-
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Pn-.engcln ArriNed

F,om Crii',til ria .tppriA ia steamship Geygs Lar-
Cen Wool I : A. Col Cssry = A and serv. bfi Lie.
Rsir old L $ A. LIEUT. si.srl L. y 4 Ii Aekenn,n W.
II lilly brother child I'D seHsut. Mrs arb : s3aias
aud Is5y Mrs D. H,fdy. Mrs u. W. c. ThomPson, 2 T.
cod vie cbid an1 servant Mrs lsphsm and ssts mt MI
Sterry G. O. Brigham. lsdy and child Chas hndt Wa
shine Ter Mrs Gilman nd clidrep Lick, II Wood
Leaf { l. Low Mr. D. H. Wswor'h Mrs Holt and intact, y
P.ttu, A. Fsuuer ally and children o. L3noks n -
Huu,sr Weaver NJ. Brooks. G. If Lawson, L,ui. Neg
hsur Jnus Nrebsur Mrs T. Hume, D. Bskn.p, Master
Yat.. r. Brewster Tho Mead, J. Bstiy lady ana chili
b Brow sud adv Aurch, G Bogtdus, j. La%h.,d Il
M..t,ron and I'D, nr q Heam lady aud son H. MAJOR,
II Hatch Mr. Wand. NAL Agent q. W Fuller, baSssss
Mister; NJ Lsyes DR.. Wilson, Huutre's Mt uoas M
Isnd.r.r Miss NJ Everett VIM Smith A. whitney = -.
Corsy wife and infant Cap,. A. rnshsm Capt ID Macy
J Ffesnhsus,n lsly, mo her and chid; Mrs = weston
ard chVdIer sullivan AID wife MI. Mt'hi w AneI,
wiz and children j. Asher wife and chhcfeh MIS- ~ %
al child and others in cabins. -, go. , 81, =, -
In ,hfp Parma, J'o buesos itef-nils' hkoetn no"-
maj NJ = h. IRus
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT Of The PESssYLv.S1A CEy.
IkAL kAILRotD.-A fatal a,c;d.u, occurred on
Wednesdsy evening, ahout7 O'clock on the Psnnsylg. =
ni>IeDira Rsrosd IN the vicinity Of litzen Stsoo
between Altoona and the long tunnel. Tue cicun-
rsnces, a. n. ar Sc We can lesru are as fsoF. The
way freight and emigrsct trsins oomi,g west, boh he
nod 'ime, cane IN collision the former striking he Ia,
,er 70 me rear Totally demoshpg the hndm e, car ana
considerably smashing one cod of the nsrt rxn -
grants on INT Wy To this city, in, aay HI d
smother mapeled so badly that he Died the mex, an ,o
M ara some zen or eleven others ess Injured
The ennis rant train he'd stopped rom soma csnsa
the western erd OF the tune. and while ia this p,i;in
the way freight suddenly emerged from It's IN nth. AZ
Numbering speed for the purpose of n,kiny up Ii ne
wa'cbman but The cloud Of smoke from the ocomo,ivs
wss sodepse hat the epsn ser was unsbe 20 observs
them, and the train d,sned on hesdlopg csusne re
horrible iespl, which We have noticed The locomotive
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COFFEErbe market 1. firm. a moderate business hs.
u the sale. 500 b.S. Rio 0i l.c-mosty white
RIO ard Us eags Msrscsbo 2.c The Rio bOut
OIL 90 bsss By auction $50 bsg. kio csn,ged goi
CANDLFS-AdsDsDe steady aud in fair request, sales
q so boxes Cincinnati Star At lc 500 boxes PhooA
AZ &c moe ard 30 boxes Staten Island ct ~; moi"
Oher kinds Gle unchanged
DRUGS AND DYES-By auction, 282 bags Ne E'ZeNahd
Gum Ksus a. 7d7ic.
FLOUR AND hEAL-rhe deu and for Western C.nh fioar
moderate and ith fax otens prices opened ~ ,e
State but al the close feeling sPPareot lTas @
lore n-rs private nteligenc b. the A'fc. "a,
,er srAees are steady aud in limited request tns az "a
ibis. al Sed re e for good Stssi 90
ior extra GO - l5d 81 for supefhne ibAa On -, -
Iowa 80 va 80 IS tor DO. coi 20 t,D ia
nm % coed extra Ohio So s0ess iGf 60 q. 40 80,
80 i5o 80 81 81 Louis brsres AID 81 ..stsv.
O.Eesse Canadian tiouf il firmly bedi ne &c
sales 1880 btl. a, IS goa 90 tr 'OP-hp1 sla % -
81 50 for extra b.nos. Southern Flour 70 Hrl s@'
truLess aud fair request for ,nipmsnr ia p - o. "a
mixed - sood supe fine B1mor- sc. AZ ~ % %,
fsv9ri,e fancy Ard extra br.Eds Re rsg hn 20 ~ Ga
DIN and sac. Of $50 bbi, al - > 20 q ~ "a
frr M bbls Jersey e. 25a - y Do, AID Bran
ETsG n, e arr iu rood supply and the market is
xtst fsor,.sS 10 e.rso sales have been made Nacsse
err and The demand IL fully 70 M onvhhs b'A heffas'
GP IL Tn. pquiry tor Enest active ald the
h., 1. firm he sniys. light The sales are 90 bush red
Psrr,yvaLa private terms o bush prime rel Southern
N. traufy light sod9fc for Jersey and southern
eey very su-the supply HIGHT; Ales Of so bush elmmoa
Cor sean So o.. 10 fsr demand and s,-siy - 3d
sr q, s,s;. and 5G We,t@rn C1rn I, better sad
..e IN coed esmand with HGht arrivals. sales OF 81 bash.
:. re Cor Western mixed Ia 73d75c Souhern
shte 7sasoc for old do and 72d7sc for soath
.n yellow. White Beans are In limited demand a. 75G
s. say bush. Canadian Peas quiet 81 e26SlOa
GUNSY-CLOTH steady a. Boston; sale. Of $50 Gales
lSc . yud Sales here Of 81 bsl.s .. l2ic mos.
GuESy-bAGS-As Boston tas ISket y 6rm sAss Of }"
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CoURr CALENDAR-TH,. DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 300, 1907, 903, 9l4 COZ. 81
982 go 500 s92 500, 1000 loos, 1o 1917, ss ga lo7
lON it24 1876 l07 I02 1852 g. 655 92!, 81 92 5 ~
5l2 ~ 49, 46i s7 73j AS i63 i6i i6i 1851 oS o' io%
SrPRlME CO0RT-SPECGAL TENNIS. II. ~
ISL Co. "a 65 81 100 67, ~ 24l. ~ o. 2 q g., lc 10,
l38 5g 40 l4j, IA, l99 20, 235. p POI, ~ 200 .,
SUPREME CoURT CIRculT Part l.-No. 6!' ~
ssn 2qil is7 sol 7o2 81 85 826 8l7 Is 30 S6j 80 PAT
III Noe coo 9s3 loi7 1893 1857. ls5 l'81 III rs lS7l
i6S 1867 1863 Ia I.7j 5 l(6. IN l7s l9 lsl I@s3
1895 iH7 l2t9 :, . :, 49,
USIrFD STATES DISTRICT COuRT.-Nos. Al, A., a.,
81 o. 6S 50 80, 20, 81. - - 80
BROOKLYN CITY fOURT.-Nos. y, ~, ~ ~ JJi -,
S. s. 6i o. u, r. n. %, s., e. 3d. 81.
No causes ready 70. iIisl this 10Th MHeh 9a77
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-yORK....
A learSd.

Ships Lossn, Tsyor New Orleans Robson Fosick Dub
In Eyslds CoD,tsat W Rops . ,
ers Cbe.ver Cieutuesos Str vcr, kohl kush.'
Brss-Lsngszot, lie rimsn. St J.so, pecs Church
Young Pool Rio G,aude, l. h. 0sg"r, Geo krells
L.bop, Funi "enohe, Nswy. Active Port M's.,hs'
Oportn Fisane fs Rei.s Co. Irene, VASE santa W.
Brett Son Three Sisters Robinson, Nueyitas Place
A. J Ross SwetfzrT Carder.s, r. 4. Buck GO . .
Sceoor crsF Ssery. GniDg. Charleston, MoCready Mott
Co.; ave (Br Fleet. Halifax. q. Wheelwrlshti L., fMs'
Hu'cbins, hsysguez C. p. Peters Taos h"c2mb p9s'
.- Satsuuah 1Aimsr; l'is, Chase, AeSandrs'
Jas Hand Aususis, Morgan, Cnnesos Peck Church. o.
A Ro. Bssrr Phal.pni. J,. Hsni NJ. &. Darieo, Hal,
rar or. Jss H.. d N.u,er French Providence, master
l. r. Davis, Lylct, Charleston Scranton rAllman.
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suRRoGATEs COURT-M,scu l6-Befors A. W
bsADTOsD.

ILizABIrH GELsroS's wILL-LIBERAL REQUESTS TO
PUBLIC CHARITIES.
The will Of Miss Ezabe h Gelston deceased, daugh-
ter OF the late John Gelston merchant this city,
this morning offered for Probate by the executors
named in the WILL and citations isrued to the
heirs and next OF kin returnsbe the 2S,n OF April
next. Afer making various requests TO her relst ms
amounting in all to $4,000, the will proceeds as fol
lows:
following lssse', namely: To the American Board Of Co
Dsones for Foreiso Missions Mas. lu.st,'
the Pe.byts.n Church Phsdegh for III. Promooi OF
DCme: Missions: $500 to toe Board Of Edue~'on OF the
non Q! to the proper oesSs BSsrs Committed. 10 this be
YoIt foOo 70 the Society for the Relief Re.pss,aMe
Ago nSssH, Fsm. -: peSO.Po5asd in Ns~YOrt lOo
ShIeIen CSsS5PStsed ~ Nes'Yor.l u.a.ly known the
soS a o 20 Hya to the 3Asn A S
to6 70 the NewYok Institution fr the Ia,iTuc:lon Of
made on. year, .nsI the probate Of Iii. viii. All
Rss sos 1sS ;gS Of ny e."S give 8. the American
stsy fSm pisde;Sripon. mi'osuips or ncspa:es Of The
should leave real dive same to my executors
70 whom ls' ,s !ssa%en'y on this will .h. be issued
o. and 'sg ss PSSssd; aud the rem. and od: aO,
as part Of my persona e.sas for tS p,vmee, Of tsr
particular and re.dSsry les.cls. Of Thu. will appoint my
hi. win '''""''' '-''"'''' u
TIL. .i closes with the usual s,e.taon n dated Ms, 10
1882 sped Elizabeth Geston sud subscribed Daniel Lord
and Daniel ID. Lord - witnesses
THE IRVING WILL.
10 the matter OF the will Of Daniel Irvius
The investigation into the sanity of Mr. Irving was
resumed to-day Three witnesses called BY The con-
testsnts;
Samuel Gardner teacher that be bad Known the de-
eeteni spee iSs vbsn be- rented house Of hm he had often
been strock with the deoedept lack Of shown
ee.ncss transactions such the Of rent k Witness
se not in decedent 81 transact business he did
not eem capable OF giving utterSnee TO continuous how Of
iteas any subject
As..sam CsSys Deputy Keeper of the City Prison re-
ensered whes the dsceseni broush; 20 the City Prison.
his conservation Wa ineohersnt maer hmsef
In his CELL md vas evidently under the be bad
been iecAed up BY bis resves that they might bold Of his
Hepey bis mind was impaired In the judgment Of the Wit
sd he incapable OF properly
Eahice woedrss widow residins At No III Christopher
street dsasAten Law Of decedent sworn but oer
tss threw special light the qaestou In had
ASlsurSsd ~ Tuesday, u 10 ".
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Of he trech, train considerably sr~aed ara nc
rls,iorm fsome Ct TIE cars broker.
An invests ,.on was commenced Yesterday y
ii-zen, by tie T.. ror snd lie enerpe1c super
81 OF Il. 900 ard We andersshd n t1ose er' oy
ees WHO us, be found 10 have ben d.rslei o. w"
Guy his terrible casualty will e led - sdl a.
Tn. H.,
The wounded promptly Finished n mst'. >
stteI dsnce and he ves Of msiori'y OF the noe 'e
r.o1.ly i ja:ed vii probably Be asved. ,,.s
lPi.,,bgrth Gs4e::e l'is-
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SECOND scARp.
MONDAY. March l6-P. n

The quasi panic of Saturday afternoor continued at
the Morning Board today. when the market for the
leading farcies sunk rapidly under abundso. offerings
Of stock Erie opered at 80, decline Of ' cent ou
Saturdays closing price, and went down to u. Read
irg f,l of to 7ei Southern Michigan to 72i; rOlto
" 79ii Central to s., &c. The PrOnnsp. busns~ Of
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sto;,y an increase for the tao months of sIo o. 0
corre.ropdipg increase for the bsspce OF 'ne year
MD fnri.h surplus of over 100000, af'er paying
a., sr,na, dividend If 10 e cent. Ire Cincinnsc Pr
re,. saw tbs, the Companys stock ia held with grea'
ccrfderce. and /. is salabe s, 20 a o..
The Money market is sc,iye on cal, VIA rAt1er
more oificnliv IN inGng amous stock houses. iae
barking houses have been calling N om' from tne
,ree, to some extent and investing in bills un Ter the
mlre,siou hat the Exchsnge maiket hss touc1ed re
loves. point A cousiderabs portion of the floating
means Of stock circles comes from the foreign hackers
anG when they ale buy ing instead Of ssliog bills the
,ff,,t e, once fet b. stock houses Still there 20
strpesncv nor Gao there vel be while tle b.Cks cJr-
tille 10 enpsni their loans IL paper the qltry OF
mt class the dis ,ouot houses = sill moderate, snd
rates are sbou, as before, 9dlO per cent, win few
favori,e nance st short maturity at Il per NJ.
The George Law brings a. coo 600 in geld, which
"a less n an was Anticipated There have been re-
ctivsd in addition $4,000 in drafts the SUD
Treasury. which were paid today, aud thi, amour:
will no Doubt be Icreased tomorrow. Tue amount
brought down by the Stephens to Panama was
81 80 sc, follows:
for Yck EoI KsynDa SIS SIS. ,5 %
Pu.irtss had improved in San Francisco, bu' The
gold from Il interior had been checked by
Ire bad state Of he roads from heavy rdios. Tae
miners were actively employed, and ally success
'ul.
The dtfslcatcn of the State Treasurer of Catorula
il AM ouuctd. which lie imputed IN report OF BE
lee, Committee Of the Legislature - amount 70 about
500 Geo. only small portion of which ia expected %
be recovered from his securities Ia this report the
Committee say:
The dis eoursgng conviction is forced upon US that
the July interest sill not be paid uness the Le5isau-e
dsrtuds uYor other means than me soity orttln
Of ihose 20 whom the Treasurer has trusted vi
nufh 70 uctan that be Committee express TINS opn
ior but j. better 10 know the worst and prepare 10
meet il than 10 conceal from our minis uUpeis mt re-
A.ai,ors and procra innate our etfJds 70 provide
against future but certs'n evils.
TIE letter received by the Law are, we w ierstHrd,
favorable IN resard to the adoption Of the uocoustl-
,ior PORTION Of the State debt by the people.
The San Francisco Prtce Current Of l9'h Fe9-
rusry hiss tie following
"By tie arrival of the Sierra Nevada re receivet
,~newhat over SEQ Geo from Mexico in silver dolars,
Is,ge torton ot which for tianshipmen 10 Chlna.
Their. her been but moderate demand here, ana rat
az not - steady: quote them AZ we write At 9d ~
q cent premium with sales of sl2i ZOO a. the close On
pIiyate terms Gold Bars STE in fair demand, hut the
.urpy beginning outrun the demand aud OF purse
il snort time they will be very plenty IA We write
sS5 fine command about par.
Exchange remains nj last stesner, ssy 3d3! e
fCrs i
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Markets ,CAREPULLY REPORTED FOR THk TRlBr.E
MONDAY March 10, 1851
ASHES The firm fr both Kinds demand fair
,s.s bb 75a 81 si FOR Pots aud 81 81 81 %
for Pearls
COTTON continues mewhat unsettled
very pressure sale aud but f. buyers siGs
meet pre- demands Of hoder the Gales 100 bies
quote follows figures however 10 sbsencs of
..rtTsl bu,n.s, mus, be considered nominal:
e
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COURT OF GENERAL sesSTONs-Msreh &c Before
Judge RUSSELL.

JACOB SanCmeyer was pTace1 on 1TIHI 'hFrg9u- %
COMPLIANT of VIM Younger Co Of This city with 70 be
labels Younger Co.'S IA firm in ScOsud) Scotch s,c The
trial lasted the and resulted in tae conviction Of TIE
accused who sentenced 20 the CITY Prison for 90 dhy
Adjourned.
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nARRIED,

FITZrNGER-TOsIN-Op sunday March !. ey r., h'' w,
W.ckorch No g N,st F5Tfy s s'ret, Jesn fiI-1-' q
Nurubers Bsysri. - Mary Z. Tob q Of iew-foIs.
sTAM.y-GYRRODETTF-Cn Tdlly evening. H:'c1 o ~
f5s Rev Lot Ire, Mr. william Ssm.E . NJ T. frf-''-''
5,1,Lt.t gT Ios,pa Ger ds''o, 81 Of HE ely
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nsIAruNE ALNskAC....rsIs pAv
sunSs,s O8 s-t.......... 6.O9 hOon-Rses.. Kim
aIcH wlTER....raIs oAy -.
Sandy Hook. &c: 50 Gov. lssntll tm Hel-uate. III
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Adyices from Paris state Tat the bullion 10 the
Bank Of France is stated 70 have ex2eriecced sn
Increase OF 200 during the fortnight the total
now held being ti3 go eco.
The Allentown Railroad was formally commenced on
the 10th met at KGtz,owp, in Berks County. The
Miners Journal uit that Scbuylkill County promptly
made up the subscription yet needed to complete the
inprOyemeLt.
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Brady, 70, plaintiff N. Pcrer and Casr'e' 0 conor,
tftndants

TIE EhPIRE CITY BANK.
Stephen Csnbrelipg, ;he referee, appointed oy tie
eos spporoD me paid tsb,4 and Liabilities q TIE mps
City the hode's has presented ADD hea be
report The hearing Of the motion for ts confirmation act
down III the S0th of maTsh
H.1ry r. Cunningham, Recover AIT Vm. d W1itns .. -
Judgment that the judgmen. IL 40 lien, and tha'
plaintiff psy defendants costs
GIyEkAL Tkkn Before Judges HiTcEELL, Roc E'hLI 80"
DAVIES.
NO RECEIVER OF TIE TRAssfr coNPANf'
Patton az. zoe Accessory TrsDst Comptpy. los
Order appealed from reversed Motion ior re1ei'N
seLisd.
DECISIONS.
Siy ~: BoeTsrn. e., ro.oo
Demurrer to complaint. judy men, o. ~ 10
cy.r,.9 with cos.s DsfeIdnt 20 have - e-J' -
senpiaiLt ,,.. yt,,
Js6em4ut fer plaintiff affirmed sith co.'''
b by at the Mayor Of NeEfoh'
CertoYsh denied.
o,d., O.. specisl Term crsn.ilg new tal affirmed.
Costs 70 siiee event H.,
Jn5oro.nt for plaintiff affirmed sith c3+ts.
Bank -: sp@,ks.
judgment loI plaintiff affirmed, fito cos~'
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The earnings of the Milwaukee snd Mis'issiPP Ra.L
s,,, -. s.y. Of March instant. ~,re....ss79
Lie ptricd Mach 80
TIE eAInipss u the Iedl'us oons and Clpcnnaa hA-
,csd for January and February were as ioioss
1857. 1870.
~ & e. ass % $3.50 -
5000. yyv............ 50 ssi p Slt@9 -
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~ telegraph.

BOSTON March ls-An; ship. Jsbe1 snov sn1 od.sn.
barks etAubesl, KYsmss, smyrna Amelia hAJns'' A'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-04
DuIluess.

Our cotemporaries one and ALL complain Of the dull
ness of their exchanges and the complaint is general
of course the compliment is returned It is not without
cause To be sure there is pretty fair supply of New
York failures and MURDERS and Baltimore rowdysm in
the market but these have become stale-they
garded as incidents connected with the everyday life of
those cities not as anything out of the way or worthy
of special attention We have read much about the
Atlantic Telegraph and have heard so much highsound
ing titles connected with its management, that is
surprised that it gave way under the strain The unor
tunate thing has had to contend against load nobbery
harder to bear than all the waves of the Atlantic Per-
haps when it is started in quiet businessway, by bu-
siness men, it may succeed-not before.
! Poor Mrs. Cunningham has nearly played out her
part She still threatens to appeal from the decision of
the Surrogate which adverse to the claim set up by
her widow to Harvey Burdell. Perhaps she will, if
her money holds out She threatens revelations. Says
that she can tale unfold that will make the cheeks
of New York Aristocracy burn. Hints at visits to
Burdel in his Office by Fifth Avenue females moving in
the best society,"" &C., all of which may or may not
amount to anything The miserable woman is desper-
ate and bent mischief 1t is said that her daughter
Helen will soon be married. The the poor girl
gets away from her mother the better Catn is great
rascal, do doubt. But Mrs Cunningham and all about
her have ceased to amuse.
The foreign is dull. From India there are the
details of carnage and butchery unreieved by one
CLEAN of chivary, OR one ray of glory. In the stern
clash OF arms, when mighty nations meet there is some
thing exciting something that stirs the blood. But
when the subugaed rise against their subugaors wher
to the horrors of war; added the bruaties of private
revengethe longhoarded wrath ofages which has beer
carefully nursed to keep it warnl-when indscrminate
slaughter is the watchword on one hand and bloody
trbution the ralying cry on the other; when ex
terminates and the other takes prisoners only tohang then
as rebels blow them from cannon as objects of terror
the mind sckens at the contemplation of the scene
Cultivation is neglected throughout populous districts
and the next season will see the miseres Of starvation
added to the other evils affecting the downtrodden Ry
OTIS of India.
The harvest season throughout the British Islands, il
said to have been far very unavourabe for saving
the crops in the field. The prevalence of heav,
and long continued rains rottng the grain crop
which have either been Frustrated on the grount
uncut or prevented that which has been cut from be
ing sufficiently dried to be housed. This can only b.
partial for by the middle of August nothing like hal
the wheat there is ready for the sickle.