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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
Aem11ork Daily Gribn,rs
BAKERS ISLAND GCANO.

Notwithstanding the report of Commander Mervine
that no guano exists upon the island discovered or at
leas, first landed upon by Capt Baker we have had
satisfactory evidence to the contrary, and ocular
demonstration in the examination Saturday last of
norton of part ship-load now on the way here from
that locality. Four tuns of guano, put up by Mr.
Arthur Benson on the island in iron-bound casks and
Skinned by way of the Isthmus of Panama WAS
opened at the Office of the American Guano Company
in presence of some twenty merchants and Commit
Tee Of the American Institute Farmers Club, to whom
portion of the guano will be sent for experimenting
upon various crops which is the only true way to test
its value.
There is no possible chance for dispute as to the
genuineness of this guano as now exhibited. 1t is 9
very heavy gusno but contains no sand, and is unusu-
ally rich in phosphates in form ready for immediate
use by the plants. There must be very considerable
accumulation constantly going on of new gusno, as
Mr.. Benson says the number of birds is almost beyond
human belief 1t is folly to attempt to go ashore
with good suit of clothes on, as the bird droppings
fall in continual shower, from the birds which ty
overhead in iocks of countless numbers.
Bakers Island is situated in lat o. l5 and Ion. l76'
81 and is one mile and 3 S feet long, 500 feet wide,
with water deep enough for the largest ship to lie
within iett OF Gnu NJ lltbic '"'
cargo was put on board by whae-boats loaded to the
gunwae without the least trouble In fact, the trouble
to be apprehended too much calm, while the water
too deep for good anchorage in strong drifting tide
The area of the gunno deposit is l4,OOO superficial
feet with an average depth of four feet and an aver
age weight Of at least 60 lbs per cubic foot.
Jarvis Island, which is some fifty miles from
the other il two miles and 1886 feet long,
and one mile and L. OS feet wide in the center
The area of the guano deposit is q 392 SID superb.
cial feet, with an average depth of feet inches.
The quantity is variously calculated at ten to fifteen
millions of tuns all Of which secured to this company
by act of Congress, upon condition that they se 1t
in place at 81 tun. alongside of vessesl at IS
tun and to none but citizens of the United States. 1t
can be eighted here for go tun, and sold at fair
profit for less than $40 tun-perhaps for $780, This
will be of immense benefit to all the owners of poor
land, and, through increased production, to all the
people of this country.
The four tuns now here will all be placed in the
hands of disnterested parties within few days, who
will carefully test its value which shall endeavor
to report faithfully.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
THE INSURRECTION.

Thursday Of Holy Week had been determined upon
by the Ecclesiastical party for the rising Of their party
the Government, however, were torewamed and
ready On that day the Governor and Council, a. Is
usual on feast days, presented themselves q. the ca
thedra to assist in the services and refused adj
mittance by the ecclesiastical authority Steps were
Immediately taken by the Government 10 punish this
overt act OF characterization and force sent to
arrest the rebeious canons when they should leave
the ehuIeh Several arrested and the rest shut
UP in the choir Of the cathedral when they remained
surrounded by crowd Of excited people outside the
railing, who soon began to make sundry demonstra-
tons Of a sediiious meaning. Cries OF vengeance
against the Government and death 20 the heretics were
rsised. soldier Of the guard placed near the door
beaten by the mob Several men, placing themselyes
in the door Of the cathedral raised the cry OF viva
la Religion Christina Muers ell Gobierno = &c.
The prompt arrival Of the Governor with c4nPa az
Of cavalry who closed the doors Of the eath
stationed line Of sentines around the platform, %.
,he arrest Of some four Of the nDgeasers, PAL al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
THE ARCHBISHOP TO re BANIsHED.

A decree banishng the Archbishop and other
prelates has been published by order Of the Supreme
Government. After recountng in round and meas
ured sentence the decree concludes with something OK
this sort: -,
"The offence is of so grave character a. to call
for the banishmeut of the Archbishop from the repab-
lie this being the penalty designed by the laws for
such cases and which in all times and in various ma
tons has been used with the preates who set at de-
ance the supreme authorities but Notwithstanding the
force of these reasons the bad state Of the Arch
bishops health, his advanced age and the respect
that his private virtues deserve, have induced inc
President to limit the penalty to imprisonment in this
palace till further orders "
The curates Of San Juan del Rio and Hochimico
were arrested and thrown into prison for preaching in
fammatory and seditious sermons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
mattbes, 5ewslrn, &r.

WATCHES and JEWELRY very lOw.-The
w subscriber is selling al descriptions OF GOLD and Sill
NER WATCHES and GOLD JEWELRY AZ lees than the
usual prices
LADIES Cod Cameo, Mosaic Pearl Csrbuncle Painting and
Lave Earrings Pins and Bracelets
Desmond Pins and Rings.
Lsdles' Gold Guard Chains aud Chatelsins Chains.
Gcnls mems Gold Guard Chains, Fob and Vpst Chains
700 ard Stone Studs and Sleeve Buttons
See h'ys and Seals Finger Rims With Stones Seal Rings
AZ ard Chased Sold Hinge. pure Gold Wedding Rings
oie Speei.eles GVd Eye Glasses Gold Pens silver holders
Crossea =
Gold Loehets FOR Dasuerreotypes or Hair
SsnueHsn - nfeastpins Silver Spoons and Forks
ON 4 ATrrN I,n.y..r
""ehes AIo It"eny wholesale aud retail NJ II Wal st.
seeond Door, near Broadway
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.Ipypr ~ vIooLaY Asctmneer, viii eel

ALBERT II. HICOLAY. Asetmness.. ,, vii s ~
IN THIS DAY May II at re o'c,cci, a. toe "o~
chance for .ccouns q whom II may c"peen u,ase 49,,
faseo Hannibal ana 81 Joscss' X n !" "s'' ~
400 ss,,a,tS iosi.aA R toNAen ne) 1T Mortgage
"A 40 y,h BOLT Central r. r Combination Bonds
800 nnlt- Hsnoon r. r., Let Mortgage pr cent
Bends. 49,, u.on6o,n,s,s r.. & ~, .e,,
Stoo Manchester hnibs ' ~ F
49,. - oop w. stat. per cent Canal Stoct Of 1860.
thso ~ W.yyep r. h Of ". j.. 800 each.
~ -. Bowery Fire Insurance Co, rs each
80. Broad~sy Fire Insurance Co, S25 each.
- .ls,e, 81 Nicholas Fire Insurance Co, s25 each.
1sres Howard Fire Insurance Co. so.
"a .h.,s I~not Fire Insurance Co. S25 eanh
40 shsrrs National Fire Insurance Co.. 81. esch.
40 shares FIemsu's Insurance Co, &l7 es>h.
50 shares Astor Fire lnsuraDce Co S25caeh
100 shares Bank q the Republic 500 esch
50 shares Hanover Bank. I 40 each.
81 shares Importers and Traders Bank. 100 each
50 shares Union Ferry Company BOO each.
100 shar,i Pacific Nail Steamship Co, slcO each
10 shares New York Floating Derrick Co. 500 each.
shares Union Express Company. SO each ..,oo
90 shares Chicago st. Paul and Fond Du Lac H. II u
each -,
FtRss on p.r cent this day and the balance before
O'Clock 70 morrow The accrued AL tho bonas
will Be chsTsed o. the purchaser
'e ~ ~ ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Sal .re,one,y aud Banker, No. 4 Brosdft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
THE ENGLISH QUESTION.

We understand, says the Extraordinary, that .
basis Of a settlement Of this question partially
agreed upon by this Government, and 6nal sette-
mept expected, when he arrival of the British
rigates at Vera Cruz stirred up the difficulties anew
Tie President very properly refuses to negotiate 70
entertain the matter so long as England permits her
Representative to assume threatening or coercive
position. Both parties finally agreed to submit the
whole question at issue 70 the decision Of the Supreme
Court of the county.
The Diar,o de Asos says that three new papers are
to be published in this city two of which will sustain,
as candidates for the Presidential chair ST. Lerdo dc
Teiado and the other Sr. Vidauui.
fhe Supreme Government has issued decree adopt
ing the French metrcal system in this Republic.
The law will be enforced after the lrt Of January,
1862.
Dom Juan Baptista Cehellos viii 60 a. Minister
Penipotentiary Of ths Republic to France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
DFNNsyLvANIA RAILROAD-The GREAT

CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
W..tern North and South States BY con-
Railway direct This Road also connects al Pbursh
with daily linz Of Steamers all ports in the Western Rivers
and Cleveland and Sandusky with steamers TO all parts
the North Lakes making the most Direct ehespes and
reliable by which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 and
from the Greet West. ...
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH:
Egsr CLAs-b9otS eAoe'' na's shs 1sP,' tl5entsP
Drugs lin boxes and bsle.l, Feathers Eurs, ks..
sEoosp CLAss-Domesic Sheetng, Shifting I'D
Tcips i'm on gina baesl Drug. lin easksl Hard 6Oeen
xnre Leather tin rolls or boxes Wool and Sheep 100 %.
Pits Eastward. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ThED CLAss-A1yl' stfl, rams rams va oesnsF
Tobacco. Manufactured except Cigars OF cot, &C.
FOURTH CLAss-Cohee, Fish, Bacon Beef And
Pork Gn casks boxes Eastwsrdl Lard and 70 cents
Lard OIL. Nails, Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar, poD.
Pitch, Rosin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FLoUR-$l 4 Dbl until further notice
GsAIN-50 cents = 100 y until further notice
CoTroN-S2 bale not exceeding go y weight unth furthe
notice
In shipping Goods from point east u be par
I'll. package Via Peunsyvanis Railroad AL
Goods the AGENTS II l. Road Philadelphia
Pittsburgh viii Re foryF srded without detention.
FREIGHT A6ENIs-HArris Wormley Co, Memphis Tenn !
r. Sass Co. St Louis J. s. Mitchell Son. EvansVle
Ind Dune sIi I'll Co. and Carter Jewett, Louivius
Ky; 3. C. Mtlaruul Madison, Ind spfisnan Brown sad
Irwin Co. Cincinnati. N w. Graham Co. Zsnesv1us
Ohio: Leeoh Co. No. $ knbys' Bost9n: Leeea Co.
No. 2 Astor House. NewYork. and No WilarnS' New
York e J. sD-eder Phil.d-lphi.; Msrsw Rooms, BasS
more Gee. c Frsueiseus Pit;sburth
II. H. HOUSTON. General Freight Aren't PklsdslphlA
II. J. IoMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
Nav L
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10 the revolt in the cathedral An hour or 50 afsr
wards, some groops OF sedously disposed persons IN
he Plaza having renewed the cry OF reyoit The dis
turbspce easily put down by the discharge Of Q
few shots il the air by the police.
The following proclamation was issued nv Cover
nor Bar in the evening, and circulated among tho
people
"FEILow-CITIZESs: The outrsge against the eivu
authority this dsy committed by the Venerable
opciian Chapter demonstrates that N. prudence
ard moderation Of the former have been EMPLOYED in
vain IL is evident that there il strong disposition
to excite sedition and revolt. perhaps 20 make
victims amorg the population, in order that their
blood NAV stir up those evil passions destructive
as thew are foreign 10 the religion Of the Saviour OF
the world whose death Christianity commentaries in
these HOLY Days. But the Government, alike exempt
from this saugunary madness and regsrdful of tho
precepts Of that religion which Is hypocnncsliy in
voked 10 place the ecclesiastical and civl authorities
in cor ct deems it, duty 10 declare 10 the people OF
the District that is resolved 10 maintain the public
,rarquirty al all hazards that they may rely upon
every guaTnutee of security a. their lives and prop
erty; that the power and energy of the Government
viii be displayed aloud against the disturbers OF the
public order be they who they may, and Of what
and of whatever class OF category.
"Felow-ci'izens remain quiet and rely upon the
e1eitions aud word Of your best friend
Order being fully restored the festivities resumed
their usual appearance and the populaee ventured
again in the streets which had been wholly deserted
by the ladies during the excitement Of Thursday.
The same sttempt, counterpart OF the plan IN this
ctv was made in Puebla which was mme diately put
down by the Federal and the leading priests
placed in custody. The attempt was not renewed IN
that city and order prevails Throughout the dis
trict Al Tacubaya also faint effort was made 70 get
up a propuncamento, which likewise failed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
WATCHES and wELRY.-

GOLD WATCHES AND STERLING SILVER WAN,
Together with hare n DIAMONDS and all fDas
sf PINE GOLD JBwELRY, ar, &c
Gold Hunting Geneva full cveied Lever "aenes Ho" -
% 500 49,, -. a n
Sold Huntns je~eied Ene,h Lever Waiehee from !"
% 800 -. -, ..,>-u.-.
We have all kinds Ws;ehes and viii tell our es.tone
ssnddly what they Will keep and he qoa'J % Inc %
and hind 81 movement. -. - .l;,l ill ieen
We iuport one hind Of movement that we hns VIM ICY
better time than any other Watches m this mhA'N
We will case up Watches 20 ss.t customers, = nj w
Also the bes, quality and Iarse s'"cf Of AND" A
'" w I'm al WATCHES JEwELRY and sILVERwARE
:, III, v,ry Lpxe.t mannfaeturerS pr1srs n,
|" 'ne very SQUIRE LANDER, No "a PnltonN.
~ =, so.,.x T. D. LAspGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNEDY Of RoIbury has discovered In one Of
ss,u,e weeds a remedy hat cures EVERY KIND u
nj NOR r.. "A, ..,,t S<,ofa Aopn % eo~uon P,-ps
IL h.. ia 4, in over hundred cases and never failed
.Icert in two cases both thunder humor He IN hi.
over two hundred Of ts value all within
trw.pty nile Of boston
Tx hotties are warranted TO cure a nursing sore mouth
On. 10 hree bottles will cure the kind Of pimples
the face
Two 10 three bottles viii clear the syste" OF oois
Two bottles are warranted u cure the worst cAaAef III Ine
mouth and stomach
Three 10 i've bottles warranted 70 cure no worst case VI
erysiress. ,
One 10 bottles warranted 20 cure al hunof IN the
eyes
Two bottles are warranted to cure running Of the and
-Four 10 ii, bottle. are corrupt and running
ulcers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
GRAsp LARcEsY BY A SgRvAsT.-A

GRAsD LARcEsY BY A SERvAsT.-A German giIi,
BY the Of Mess Pulaski arrested yssfrssS ~ ~
Wsrh charge Of having stolen the sum - Col
bills from her employer Benjamin behnnsn OF ~ ,h.i ~,
Saturday night as after the close Of bis Pc "a
counted his money consisting Of two o na dSoos.S 10 ono
q his psntsiocn. pociets snd went nn f on go" s
Sie enofeh sho i.d under hs pillow for ssfe
rr z, on s.sIst yesterday morning De 1sd n Ben.
PuHea ~ bad ssying the bosse an
s.1s hoI b.. or Sns n.sossed stated cha. .s n.a
been 70 ne denies all knovledfe Of the missing
op.y ,' Tbs t.1sn before Jasiss - al
we hsr trial On being quss,ioned .sn 'ssna
nd residence Of her parents abe eoebd h9t i mo
%. ns N her 10 other nor ecolsct where she hyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
DENNS YLVANIA RAILROAD
l. THE GREAT CENTRAL Pennsylvania RAIL-

FROM NKW-YoRK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN HOURS
IRON NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN ~ HOURS
Tie Shortest Best md eon.equsntly the Chssper hose
from Ne~-Yort 70 al points in the West.
The fennsy wanna Railroad connects ~ Pittsburgh with rs
roed 20 and from s., Louis No Alton Gasna md Chc-so
III Frsnkrt Lexington aud Lou svle, ky.; Terre Haue,
Mseson Lafayette ard Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield, Benehntsns Sandushy Toledo Cleveland 90
tubus, Blssye. h.sslon and Wooster, Ohio; Aso; with
the steam psehst boats from and TO Nevoresns q Louis
L1uisvills and Cincinnati
Through Tickets be had any Of he shove mentioned
places the West isee hdflls IN The hO,oss Of Tins city
Passengers viii End this the shortest, s1petsoSs sni
comfortable route between the East and Wet
Through Teses further tnfornsun, - - e ths
s&cs ofths PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No 2AsToR HOUSE, BROADWAY.
}. L ELLIOTT AtsHs Psszsyivanis RAihssS C.
Hc~ .Ysri, Hsy !, 1877
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
ARREST OF THE ARCHBISHOP AND SEW
FRAL PRIESTS

The Archbishop the Bishop OF the Diocese and sit
or seven OF The prominent priests were arrested
on Monday by order of the Government and imme-
diat,ly placed in confinement.
Ii IL stated the Archbishop upco his arrest surren-
dered the church and its property 10 the keeping OF
the Pope's nuncio In this city, who immediately so-
pose a. rumor has it, Of aiding him 10 retain posses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
CUPERIOR COURT Of the CITY :, Of dss NE w

CCPERlOR COURT oil Ine ~ C.pn ~ nsRn1s.
YoRK-EENRY REEVE E RsSss IN y V SSa1sLEs
NJ NILS R. CASE, HESKi !" 'xcfforGHIIS and AN
DREW McsH1SE-sanmOn.- tie oo Ssssd.n'i IL H.
are hereby noned 20 80 IN ,hr 'Oees of the
Cri Of III. Court on ,Es Day Of M.IeA ~ AlS
in t5s Civ Of ss YOrb within tvsnty days sr ne :ery,o.
49, ~ 49, asy Of such .erviee and yos
81 ol " - I. .fsrs.ad the plaintiffs win tsAs
adsT .ss mt you SSH T he sss4,s ;1 M
Aty1 collar. .ad osns s.st hundred and y
Ss' g S'y s's o@ Nay lss q
June sS ss5 hs@ jgp Si1 i 1883 On % sS1 ~ fna
iSy 2 lss on ss g ou N.,h lsss; On SIS 1 TST q
Apnl u; ies On sss1 ton Ny s.vi NJ asa WV
from July 10 ls56 Dated Nv. o. x, f,,s-n~x,
,,1,n 'h Ne. "a Broadway, New Yorh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11

Judee Pratt, in q recent case at Syracuse, has de-
Sed that persons arrested for drunkenness under tho
new Excise law have the right TO give bail TO tho
County Court.
The prospects Of the peah crop Along the lake shore
the Cleveland papers say never better than ths
SpnEg.
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CUPREME COURT-Ciy and County gs sy Of New "

- u IL.
mini,trator of the goods. chStels and eteuts OF
Byru-, deceased and others In ,.is ~ New YORK
made and entered in hi. action Z, the Cy o. se" ~
on the sd dsy OF April 1851 viii se 81 Pgone slctoh - a
Necknt .chanTe Ia the City Of New foFk on ne "a aa
Of June, 1857 70 O'Clock nGon OF . $500 nni.
BLEFCKER Auctioneer the following csscroea
to Wit All that certain lo. piece or P.I.ei o. ~ ~ -
the sAtssHh la;e Twefhl N1a d az tiitI .nd fainei
on The nap o estate Of John staples dese.;ed mae
rhen Ludsm Cv Surveyor dated June " sc1 arc ~
n m. ~ bs Rg;.,.r Of the City aud County OF New
York tie "a day Of August: rs oOJSG Sy a. re,ss9
part bo No s said 'oGtnsIy oy ProP ~ io
ate b.or ring 20 John Jacob A-tor and ~.st.y p n
ps n.rt ~ sd IT, No or said msp; containing IN Va
front and rrs 10 Tee, and inches o. a as y sebe. A.O 4.
that other certain piece or Of ant oSsnfsd :. W..
wit: northery n front By lehst ~ ~ of Jo5n
jacob Aston md westerly by Of ot No eight ss9s.n
In breath in front s fee inches and u me rear 10 e
nrL.s aid N ies.b an he es,ey aide feet 4 IneAs, Ao
loTk May g. 1887. GREhfILLL = 49, "a Wal a..
hODLNA ~ No. 81 Waist
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Uater Cnre.

DR. EDWARD f. DENNISTON's HONE
~ for INvALIDs at Sp-nsdale, Northampton, Mas Es'
tsbhed ls47 and conducted strictly Hygenie principles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11

SUPREME COURT.-WlLLIAM l. BEEBE
- and CHARLES =. BEEBE against JOHN B. PRINCE
and JAMES b. POST-To the Defendants; You are hereby
Summoned the complaint this sctiou. which was
fled In the Oce the Cerk Of H. City and County OF New
day Of May 1887 and 20 copy Of your
the said complaint Of our Once No 81 Broad
wsy in the City Of New York within twenty after the
service Of this summons you exclusive Of the day Of such
service and IL fail TO the said complaint within the
time the plaintiffs In this s,ion will take judgment
ssan,t YOU Tor the suu thousand dollars with interest
from thirteenth dsy Of April thousand eight hundred
and ffty .even Dated May 9th 1857
FIELD L SLtYTER Plaintiff Attorneys
uyll lsw6pM No 50 Broadway, New York.
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Sworn April 5, 1857. before me n....
evA g. y HAWS Commissioner ~ Deeos

CUPREME COURT-County of Cattsrsngus.-
- JAMES W PHELPS against CHARLES PLACK (Sum
mons for money! To DEFENDANT You are hereby snIs
moued 90 sn.wtr the con plsint q JAMES w PHELPS
plaintiff hich fled in the Csttasuaus County
Crh. Oee the I'd day Of April 81 and % serve copy
the subscribers st EcotVie Csttsrsutos
COUNTY n Y within wrnty days after the service o this
exclusive Of the day u service and You fail 20 an
ever said ppant hereby required In. plaintiff VIII
ind as.i YOU for hundred ami hy five dollars be
side ANGEL MELO1, Pisntr's Attorneys
iswe~M
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Oyp,cr oY PIrrsBuseH FoRr WAVE AND CMcAoo}
r. r. Co, PITTsBuEGB, March ~, ta57
NOTICE il hereby given that this Company are

IN prepared 10 ISSUE THEIR NEW STOCK In exchange
for that Ohio and Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana
and For Wayne and Chcsgo Railroad Companies upon the
terms and in the prescribed the articles ofoon'ohds
ton, viz: -
premium. 800
Ohio and Indiana int to July l. 1856 and par
Fort Wayne Chicago July 1856 and per cent
premium
Stockholders either Of the old Companies who have
assigned portion Of their stock previous subsequent 70
the consolidation (Aug 1885, without having had such stock
tIsnsrred the Books Of the old Companies and parties
holding the certificates for such stock notified that this
Company win not recognize the transfer OF such assigned eck
the full shares Of the interest 70 July 1856 and prelun
have been credited 10 the original holders.
Scrip certificates will be issued TO such original holders IN
and premium In the
old stocks exist. r. ID. bESSLER, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11

CITERIOR COURT Of The CII OF M"
- YoRK--WlnAui J, Bsehs and CAAf'es z becSe iI
ksreu. Melon chin and AndrsS Aess@ne To the u'p
AIT ANDREW McSHAEEi You ARE asreoy 'ahiinon'i "
show shoud D. bound By the IniH1enl
tr,d herein the plaintiffs and sTns the
m ks Of hundred and thirty nire dollars and MY
four esrts the 18th day q March is and %
thi. once, No . orsi
sv in The City SswYort within truty days after me
service tai. exclusive Of the day % .en
.vies and Won fail this within the 'irns
Aforesaid the plaintiffs this seton viii take udsmrnt Assiu
w. m the .tn of eevn hundred and thirty nine dollars and
tv ur cents interest from The eighteenth day Of March
one th light hundred And Sty YORK
April q. 1887. FELL 81 IN
City and County Of Nr~ .York-DUDLEf FIELD JAMES
sLlYTER bling seyprsy that they are IL PLAIN
f. Attorr.vs and the subscribers of the rs lns sun
irons, that Judgment ntoned therein has not eeeH
satisfied the sds information OF oee OF
ei;hsr o then and that the amount row due thereon
& 4, lSe 81 with intsrest from March Is. l&1l
%N - DUDLEY FIELD
JAMES 8 SLUYTER
Sworn April =. 1857 bciors .,,.
~e~H G. y HAwS Commissioner of Deeds
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CYRACUSE and SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- In connection with EXPRESS TRAINS the Ne~York
and Ere Railroed.
On snd after MONDAY, Oct 20 and until further notice,
Passenger Trains win follow Sundays excepted:
Leave NevYork pier foot Of Dusnest st 30 via
Buffalo Exprss-connecting ct Binghnnton with Express
Train for Syracuse.
ALSO p m via Night EIpress-conneet!ns At BnshAmton
with Express Train for Syracuse and Osweso.
Through Tickets b. procured 81 The Ticket Once OF the
New York and Erie Railroad. w. b. GILBERT. Supt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
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TOY 10 DYSPEPTICS.-A DELICIOUS
~ MORNING BEVERAGE and an nfsllible cure for Dys-
SeIS6FIIoN COFFEE. DANDELIoN COFFEE.
On, q cents per pound For sale by all Nanufsc
tur.d by WRIGHT GILLIES BROS,
Nos z15 and 81 Washnston-st., NexYork.