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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-17

SoREE MCsieALE.--lt viii be seem from an an
nouncement in another column that musical soiree
will lac given by Teltows Orchestra IN Dudly Hall
Thursday evening. The occasion will 10 doubt draw
ont the lovers of concord of sweet sounds and
everybody knows what Shakespeare says about him
who does not come under this classification.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-17

THNV WHIT pTIlTe
article, olive 81. Crimson and Blu branding Paint Spices
Branding Boards Essential OH of Cinnamon Cloves Lemon,
BHrramet, Wmrgrecn, Anlsr, Bter Almonds Nerben1,
lose Roe also Tobacco Flavor u
make Will ii has given much satisfaction; all fresh
Liable which offer the no't favorable prompt
customers STEO1lIER \ WHITEHEAD,
Druggists, Square
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-17

AprolNrGD.-The CharottesvilleJ eTersonian states
that Junjus Z. Sneed of fluvanna county, has been
appointed Cadet at West Point, for that Congress
soaal District.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-17
NOR HENE-A comfortable Eencmrut 0vs
u the Whitehurst Daguerrean Gallery. Apply to
IuILI


uNOUND.-Eound the Turnpike leading
u Salem to LynchhuR. Pocket Book viii h the
by d,rbng contons and paying for this adser
tl.enent Apply 10 g H. tRENsHAW,
feb 70 1Grts al Planters Warehouse.
Bedford sentinel copy twice
VENWE Creditors Of David y. Hces who have
Hons upon 4 real estate prior to the 2oth November 1888,
VIII them mmoaiit,Y to at office. Ia enable
take by the Circuit Court Lynch
In the suit of Christian Trustee VS. Rocs &c
feb lldl0nf +. W PAGE. Comr
pNEEsEg GARDEN sEEDS.-A large and
a tcnve assortment Of Garden Seeds consisting Of the
,ricty wanted in this market Beans Peas 'abbages,
Hedses Inrnps Beots Lettuce &C. &c all warranted fresh
anI genuine, for sale by JOHN H. SEAf,
feb lots Druggist.
6tEIEEEAtGOS oil The 3Sd Of February
u Tickets Of admission the Address Of Rev. DR. Bur
aud the tabcaux behalf of the Mt Vernon As
ISOLATION, may BIZ had at tho store of .-
feb l4ts JEHU WILLIAMS & SON.
UnORsrr, I0RsEs.-W i'll be mt my stable
n Tuesday. 18th inst. forty line Horses pair
Match Horses Also. the 18th 100 No Mules for sale
G.. NJ BRUCE'S
feb l4it Exchange Stable Lynchburg, Va.
LNOK sIsttE-n fr-trnsc Carpenter. Apply at
~ this Office. dec 29-dts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-15
DIED..

BssELLon Wednesday morning. May 49, At sOcoes afser
v.rv severe and protraced Illness Piz Allan eldest son 4
VIM Bepry Elizabeth B,e the 18th year Of his age
BREADEN-On Wednesday evening Mag -, At oeloct
sIte1 short and illness Patrick Breadn eHAdem'n
Cr-NNINGHAM-On Tue,d.y May II Daniel Cunnin sham $
naive ofihe Parish VI Bsy Dakl Queens County lreAHa
aged n years.
CARNLEY-At his residence in CarmansviIe, Tuesday
morning Msy r. after scring Illness Mr. Thomas Canle
late shsriH of this City and County ssed % years 's
His friends and acquusnces and those Of mis- brother Robert
also the Of the Clay feval Assocaiion are respect
fully invited attend bis funeral from his late residence on
Friday AFTERNOON at o'clock His friends IN ne cry 90.
O'clock and stop Csrmsusyle and be IN time ior th
funeral His remains will be deposited in the family po
Trinity Cemetery.
CROWLEY-On Tuesday. May r. Of inG4mmstory rheuma-
tsrn, James Crowley, in the Ssth year Of hist age
CTRREN-At Middetown Point, y j. on saturday May J;
Daniel B. and Hannah Curren, aged - 5ea and
months.
CLEAvELAND-In th. city, on Tuesday, May 70, EdwsId
Hsnford child Of and Harriet CeayelaId aged years
and months.
FARMER-suddenly, at Ellington Conn, Tuesday, My
IL Elijah Farmer of the house Of Farmer, Brace Co..
Of this city.
Tuesday |9n9s Nay T. + GeoTs9Ss f.
l. Gssssrt aged months and days
GoERCK- On Monday May H. Theodore Goerck, 'eed u
years.
Ss,It Flv ". Goodrich, niece Of the late VIM Willis.
Funeral notice in to-nOrTow's papers
HFRBFRT-On Tuesday May r. Ann, wife Of John Herbert
il the 46th year If her age.
LAsELLIn Syracuse Monday evening May H. :. the resi-,
d.pce brother Mrs Lydia Sylvester Lsse daughter oi
the late Rev P. 5. Wynkoop.
MOORE-suddeny on "Wednesday, May 49, Frances Augusta
Youngest daughter Of Mary Jane Moore aged years aud
months
HIRRAY-On "wednesday May 49, AFTER an Illness Of only
GAYS Isabella g. Davis second daughter OF d. l. and Eupae-
mia Murray, aged years and month.
ROOME- On Wednesday, May 49, James N Wells only son
Of Walter and Mary Roome IN the 18th year Of his age
The friends relatives the family and OF his brother law
Francis Many respectfully invited to attend hi. funeral
Oh Saturday 10Th inst at 10 o'clock from bis late resi-
denC No 272 West Twentieth street Funeral services at
Of he
Twenty-eishth street
REYNOLDS-On "Wednesday morning, May IT, Mary, wife Of
Andrew Reynolds, aged "A years
sCHERMERHORN-O Wednesday May 10, Ann, wife Of
Henry Soherme morn. aged GU years and month";
TRIPPETT-ln Brooklyn Tuesday May ~ Of congestion
the BRAIN Mrs Mary THPPett wife OF John IHpPett IN
the SD year Of her age.
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Arrived.

eLi ,t 10. po.,o,, Mathew. Csso 20 days, via Hsnp-
ton Roads, Bsnsds Bros fso ~ tom CsIao Car
s. &C. spoke ship Commonwealth, ,n Ro.d. ath ma
Ou.,n,,oWu Tie A. arrived at Hampton hosss IN l.
- $1,000 Rem / selmsn, Bremen % days, ndse
and az 49, 10 stanton Roger saw large iueess VI ~
the Banks. No date at - ~ A. II - M lst 81 n lon
o. ~, ~ LII fYoul b. Mary and C4thafiEe
g. 49, sfkiuson Curacao PM - hides, skins &e 70
BooIen Graves Co APIn sew NJ "a, Ii 10 lon
IN Is br Dauiel shsttuck from 81 Domingo S,y Tor New
~, I1dsysout The brig Marine, Of Boston, q 6bs sailed
Ami IS fhe bhs. Hope Bdde and Lrhsp o. BasssPort,
NEbol. I'D Apri n all for Cieniesos Inc Dr. prs n'Ve'
~ 10, Liverpool also sailed April q.
NJ Hscou Cole, Hsrseies March 30 passed OiDrater
-. n OH Lead 10 C. Adams. April p lat - 20 lon "
"a a .tEpe stsDdns l. May lat IS a. ON 60 saw
LscI bark steering s. e showing large busee "he' Wild
bla. A letters and red border. 4.
ordsr vessel 9Th inst in lat 81 81 lon 81 o. tel "a
WITH the wreck Of the schr. Re3wiDg Of Newport L.
logged abandoned, only her stern and torea't or ~
10th pst lat 10 A. lon 90 30 spoke bns Grecsn - sgth
schr Ransom (Br), King Windsor tN 81 Pi.sr 70 ~
De Wolf
Sebr Isis. Chase Philade phi. for Boston - MI.
schr y.hiou Lops.tr,et from wreck Of amp Shsr'
adore At Cranberry Inlet, johnson higgib, ~ ..,
sebr Cow perthwaite Beatty, Wilmington M 'a-'' Law
setr ADSrer, ws:.on, Newbe, N C. days, naval stores
,s sHh cor..p days, nAy. stores
70 r. n Blackwell ,.,. ,r...u,. 0 H.. eorn
schr Wanpons. Morris, Delaware, grain
schr DR. John str.dlsy Dss, Delaware, grain
schr J O. Hultin gt01 Lowell virginia wool
sehr Warrior Mler Roes and Ime-
Steamer Wsm.ufta. Nye, New Bedford
steaaer Petrol Arey Providence
steamer We.,chesier, CLARK, Providence
s,ssrper sarah. Jones Philadelphia -, ts,sv tor Liy
sxiIFD-stesm.hip KssssrOO tBr screw Jerry ," I'
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MARRIED..

BRONSON-PHINNEY-In Rhiuebeck, Du;che.. County on
Thursday May a. by the Rev h. Bronson j. Oscar Bronson
n ID, Of this city, 10 Catherine B. Phnney OF Troy.
CoURTNEY-EDWARDS-o Monday, May - at the resi-.
dence OF the brides father by the Rev EpheT Whitaker
W. Courtney esq, Of Brooklyn Mrs. Sarah Ana I'd
wards daughter Of j. Hull Goldsmith, esq Of Southold Lons
Island.
CORbIN-AEADER-ln tbs city on Tuesday Nav - in {,
Ihomass Church, by The Rev. Nm T. Morssn LiIin.tou
CoIein ~ ID and LaNinia Me-4er both Of New.York.
DENARESr-HARRIOT-On Thursday Nv "a bv IN. Rev
Thomas De Witt Albert T. Dcrnarest to Aidie vognse,,
daughter of j. r. Harriet, all of this eiy ->' 'N~-e
Kingston papers please copy
FURNISS-CHOLLET-In this CITY on W.an..ax IL q,
in 81 Thomas Church, by the flew VIM Y Mors.n d.
Furniss and Louisa Evelyn Cholet both OF New. Yerk
MILLS-DARBEE-In Brooklyn. on "Wednesday NAV ~ L.
the Rev Dr. keLAne Charles Mills Of this city 70 Ms. =
rah C. DaIbee, second daughter II Levi Dabee eco o,
BTookyn 2. ID.
MARITIME BAUD0UlNE-In this city, on "Wednesday Nav
rs a. Calvary Baptist Church BY the Rev Gillette John
MARITIME Maggie r. only daughter Of Charles A. Bsudone
ESQ., ali Of this city
sFIXks-JoSEPH-In ihs lily. 90 Tueseay May IL BY the
Rev J. J. Lyons, M. Lyman l. ss!1A, 10 Mrs Sarah H.
laughter 81 j. T. ssspi, t'sp " u Ill city
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SUPREME CoURT-SPE TfKM-MAY u Befor
Judge MITCHELL.

James Kain AIT Hartman 0untLer, et a..
The question presented here is whether the rights
u the various parties In the property question and it,
ceCS Tot 90 enianged and involved that
b. adjusted iva suit that
from prosecuting any other suits
his wife uiogegcd his 70 Hunt Tor So ~
Maxwell Tor amount, OF which is now du. and 10
HsIs;esd for S0oOO On the 2h Of the month b.ns
Involved in debt he alone made Poey tr
The benefit Of all his creditors setting forth a h,t
he owed Conant 900 Th Assignment recorded in the
.an, month Afer that Consnt with actual aud constructive
tnox ledse Of assignment took mortgage
unth,r and wife He know of the assignment for he
that Pos,ey approved Of L. The assignment 20 Posey
hin no power mortgage Conaut Aterward rented
Of the assigned premises, and reserved - ne admits
over a 100 Of the quarter rents due May, 1880 70
ysSnc, the MORTGAGE him. The plaintiff aud all
- h maj sun 90 whole amount due TO MIN was
m, m, 600 aud perhaps small additional OF about
soo thu. alleging which he creditor OF the estate
ar ,,r, the assignment claims larger sum &
az q, him they admit 70 BE- due The plaintiff assignee
81 Son. or ore creditors protected by the
nS has rsh the claims OF al creditors under the 80
siymen In He also clsms that advances were
npdeY the mortgage subsequent 20 The assignment they
- 10 b. postponed those protected BY the assignment
Cn,nt d,pes this and disputes the allegation tat he
.nta hi ,uch creditor He contends that Conat haa 20
sh. 20 rents IN preference kn and C0nant insists on h
rIsm Aher discussing the points raed upon th ssle %
81. In detail the Court concludes a. follows eVloeLt
Al these rights compcsed that they cea te best
Ia one suit and the inuno,cn should DC retained 70 ~
t ,r,vent sny other stisn than this GToVeno h'4c re
10 paw into 2+c AID iniere,. DE th:ee-
stJs psssusy ty ito DsJIsr! Ybsa 5eS IVA
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NEW vopu DaTy TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1857.

MooRE-ENGLIsH-A New Bran,wiet, on U H.
May L. BY the Rev Charles H. FOot- to- Rev " lA
L. Moore Of SewYort, Pastor elect Of the fre.e) r.
Church q Wyoming Penn, 20 Hannah, daushei Oh y -
English NJ d, Of New Brunswick, y. }.
METEOROLOGICAL Wedne. dsy Jan. H. By the
Rev. James H. Perry, William A. Whi;ehorue 70 Mi's ffaA
ces l. Doiy.
WRAY-NORRIS-On Tuesday, May p az the BereAn pap
ti.t Church q Bedford and Downing sr~tt ot ~
Rev. d. Dow ling Mr. William WTay 20 Mis- Amelia oA'S
daughter Of Daniel w NorTis, esq, al Of this city
WILLIANS-WALKER-At Ainityvlle, Long Island BY the
Rev MI Fowler, g. T. Williams 70 ai,s NJ Augusta "Ihf
Of caledonia.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....,..MAT


ship.-C A. Farwe Crocher Quebec, Metealf Duncan;
Thos Perkins Smith Settin EIngrant BEeu Andresssn
Bremen, Oelrichs Co 49,
Bsrks-E Delims (Breml Hohenholdt Rotterdam, W "
Schmidt Nazarene Smith, Gsspe MN Backps Lampishter,
Msckey Trinidad J. NJ. smith 4 Co.
Bnss-J H. Jones Mills Charleston DOner Potter storm
Kin. Plummer Baltimore Kbby Mckee Josiah JeI Nun
son Mschiss Msy Kew Talbot Cot S A Bell tBr) Woods
Wilmington McATiH Wheel0ck Co.
soLooners-Msra Morton Penny Bermuda Granite state
H,llett, Boston, 5. w. Lewis g. NJ Smith, smith, Whuini
ton Doner Potter Kossuth CokeT Boston, 5. w Lewis
Co; Sarsh Jane Warren, Msrblehead, r. w Ropes Co NJ
A Johnson Osborne, Mobile, j. j. Johnsoni WORTH Alien
Wni gOn ready Mott Co scota, Young COD" h0y'
P. r., & L. j. Peters 49,,
sloop.-southpor, Gladwin NewIsVeD master oregon
Rhodes Providence, matter.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-MAY "A
III InN

THE SLAVE EXAMiSATION.
Philip :. Van Nechten testified that he knew the
schooner Merchant he first the Merchant in last March
the North River board Of her her for
Nj Weeks who had idea Of buying her be net
asked command Of herr and he heard Of the Me
chant being intended for the slave trade.
John I. Weeks testified that he was broker and
vessels knows the Merchant; her four FIVE
yesrs bad her frequently since at the time referred
TO BY the last witness he thought Of purchasing vessel Of that
class for himself but did parehAe her thst time he pur
chased the NJ the 7th Sh April e. T. Persou
f5" paid Tor her in cash bought for Mr. CSln had
q the vessel; employed ship keeper until the
whole amount paid paid O account have paid the
ship keeper PAID for the chronoeter Of the money that
pad by 10 Santos paid bills fJr him; don't know any
ef the prisoners that have been arrested
Adjourned tai 20 day a. I D. n.
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Movements Of Ocean stcnsnsrs.
TO ARRIVE
Passcueer. smiled

IN st,om,hip Kangaroo for LirerpOo-Mss Pallas MIA
bowling children and infant Mrs Leech Mr., Hsbn Misc
+. d. Futof, MI PsIses lady and daughter Mr.. Danel.
Miss Duenbury Miss Kenrch Mr. Forest lady and child and
Mrs Goodwin T. Frankfort lady child and infant, Mrs. Cap
persle Mrs Smith Miss Handy Mrs Juran, Mr. Yates anS
family Miss f. A. Edwards Messrs Armstrong, Csrnes
WestergaaId, Carpenter, Howell Harvey Brown Tilt Hcos
Mlisrd Morrison Warner, Resh, Tulloch, Ewing Knnon
Cam Wilcox Thornley, and brother Bowes Harrison Stanley
Julsnd and child Ryan Philips Cooperate aud son Haorin
stein Craig Moy.eus Reudyshe Pigrioet Chamberlain
Henry Loew Kinesg Clarke Smith, Strong Wright ROBIN
son Hail. Jsnes schuey Zeiss. johnson, Wright. ConeaDs
Lord Kin, Hol, Thurlow and 1871 In steerage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-15
SECOND BOARD,
THURSDAY, May l4-P. NJ

IHlHSDAf, may IT. ~
Tie most marked feature of the Board to-day was
the activity in Cleveland Il Toledo, OF which about
IL. 600 shares were sold, of which SOU shares
were regular, or three days option. The mar
ket was quite irregular, but improved under these
large sales to 6Si having opened at 6S 1t aiterWard
fell back to 6S, but rallied and closed at 6Si an I'M
proyement Of T. cent yesterday price, Southern
Michigan shows further advance OF v CENT selnng
at g. Illinois Central cash stock IL quite scarce, and
the market is buoyant. The deliveries are made with
difficulty. Immediately after the Second Board
1881. regular, was bid and later sale
was made at $780, seller thirty, an advance OF .
cent since yesterday. Erie is heavy and closed al
4RQHI. The business was quite moderate to-day in
this stock. Cleveland and Pittsburgh recovered to 46l
The dividend of LIST July is officially stated at 81 =
cent cash. The Western shares, with the exception
of those names were generally neglected ana rather
heavy New.York Central was without change Out
closed weak Reading, after the Second Board, was
offered at So buyer ten The best bfd was vi hah-
road Bonds are quiet. The advices by the GeorSs
Law improved CALIFORNIA; 3 Y cent; sale being
made as high as 81. The whole market AFTER tue
Second Board presented languid appearance with
more BUYERS than sellers. marked feature Oh tue
Morning Board was that of the l6OOO shares STOCK
sold, only 100 were taken on buyers option oeyond
3 DAYS, while f. 100 shares were sold on sellers oP'
ton.
There is nothing of importance doing in Exchange
and rates unchanged.
Freights are dull aud nominal. To Liverpool 'Vo
bales Cotton at 2s IS Cd; $50 bbs Spirits lurpeh-
tine at Is Cd a Is A bark of 30 tuns 10 Iosd al
Cruises Island and back for e. 100. A Dig 70 lurk'
Island and back with Salt at lie. ship from the
Bay of Chaleur 10 Bristol Channel with Deals at o1s'
a bark to Buenos Ayres with Lumber al sii
The business of the Sub-Treasury was; accepts,
$79,l1O; Payments, $25S, 800 81, ncluaihg s%%'VV
California Drafts Balance SIS, ,'9i o.
We hear no complaints from any quaker OF dmcu'y
10 finding money on call on current securities Inc
stock houses are well supplied. In paper rates are
working easier, and first class short paper Is Oeins
passed at 2 cent. The range is az cent Ihe
supply OF leading names is not commensurate WIN tue
demand but secondclass paper Is as usuai abundant.
The earnings of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad Company for the month OF Apr4
were Us follows:
From freight. 49, ~
Prom Passsnger,. ...' 70
Total earnings Of the three COInraiie. composing
the consolidation tor the mouth last year. A'' o.
Increase "a cent fe4 q
The revenue of the Baltimore and OHIO kaIroad Tor
April was a. follows:
Main Stem. Wash'n Branch Total
For PssssnIsrs.......... s64O42 ls S82H s. SS Y
FOR treishi,........ S4 rs So 1857 % Sie'7 81
.s4sis7n $3.50 g. ga se %
ihe following table shows the earnings OF the road
u'fins The past month as compared with those OF the
| sI1e merth los. year;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-15

coEFEETb. bushes. has been quite innsnhesnt Pee'
rather favor tuyeTs; the sales are l''O'e' e'' '~'
Flour ASD MEAL-The market for we.tsrn cana Ei0ar
III a. h;,ird To- but ed 70 stimulate the inquiry
which is confined mainly the home trade Inc ss
are isi en- s common to good State 65 90 IS for extra
DO tds6 IS for 'uPerhn. I1s:n. lin, and lows %
o., 17Sa IS for good choice do s 10 Tor St Louis
S.nS. snd7 7sasis Tor extra Genessee Canadian Flour
So q y Ssr svpsrkss, ~ I5sSs 20 fsJ ssEs bTssv
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BROOKLYN CITY COURTNEY l3-Before Judge


BkOVkLlN tITl IUUKT-May IJ-Bei0Fe Judge
CULVER.
Wm. A. Bgtlow Assignee of David A. Bokee sg George
Law
This is an action to recover $40 600 alleged to be
due David A. Bokee for performed Washington dur
ing Mr.. Bokees Of office Congress man in gaining
extension OF time Of payment from the Government Of
mukcs MT Law purchased during the close OF the Mex
Defendant the close Of the purchased Of the Govern
number of muskets time When payment due
be found nconvenieut TO meet the liability, aud asked
extension from the Government. To aid him this
employed Mr. Bokee fT which he agreed to pay
liberal cOmpensaiion.
Mr. Colt appeared for the plaintiff and Judge Lott for the
defense The latter moved to dismiss the complaint On the
ground that every officer compelled 70 do bis duty and
prt required influence
upon them; that the service rendered legitimate
one violation Of public policy, and cited number o.
10 that effect
The motion dismiss the granted with leave
amend the CON plant.
Deendsn, twenty days allowed TO make case.
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COURT CALENDAR-TEls DAY.

SUrERIoR COUKT-TRIAL TIRN.-NOs. 59i. 1871
$40 249 1 3d. 66s $50 6o 5S2 49, GO 81 4S5 i74 AS
IS.
SUPREME COURT-CmCrIT.-Nos 2766 Sl7 26l4
2760 666l go z776 III 256 $3.50 2773 ill2 SeS HIS
L. 5. DIsTMCT COUKT.-Nos. % TO 81, "a 81.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERN-Part l.
Mo- 84S S+5 SO s47 s4s $40 80 ssh 49, s55
sA Part II-Nos. 57sl SIS 81 S4l, w. ia 49, 20
s56 81 10. 80. 49, 81. So.
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RECENT. Of Produce. MAY IA.

BIZ the North Rirer Boaf.-7 1872 bbs Flour % bills Ashes
$40 bbls Whisky 5000 bush Malt, $3.50 do Corn o"1 do
Wheat, $500 boxes Starch, 5 300 sides Leather
Nv Erie Railroads.&c. bbls. Whisky isl do Provisions
50 bags Wheat 1870 sides Leather, zi2 pkgs. Butter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-15

COMMON PLEAs-srretsL Ils'-A' h-bei''e '''se
cso,co Copklin agt. John w. aitcheI.-aouon
o. John d. Wilson agt. Walter German'-Aotioh
s' ssyne T. Whiting agt- Michael Hammill.-Atach-
ment ordered r., p.o-, Ipa,o D.ty
Goo w. Jacobs agt. Marcus Childs ct sL-Judg-
ueut for plaintiff for ssi2 TO-
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niasaserp. &c.

rIc.Hu,s March al have % inieT 1xao.lss Which
.S.S A, lie Chinehs Island. with gsno ioi ,ery
ist Of A. south and ION % Wet when 'ss 81 - l.Tss
hssvv S,ather and was compelled % gIi -. a. 49,
.r.;S.d Asf upesr vsIis rs Cd ssssss hs' 70 'sss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-15
coypT OF GENERAL sEss1OSS-NAY l4-BefOre Judge
RUSSELL.

John Ellis. pleading guilty 10 grand larceny, was
sentenced TO the State Prison for two years. 81 10.
Michael Hennessy was indicted Tor assault ana oa'-
,ery with intent to kill The District Attorney withdrew ne
charge Of intent ts kill and accepted pea s . of
H. os.rse II sinking Capt bowling Of the Sixth Ward with
1e -. ,bc 1oSdc Of January last and resisting the
esvs sooS1 no 20 srt prisoner ,ecIeted in Hennessys
house and combining with others 70 resist me onc ne t
noiS pisto AZ Dow linz and then raised the carung Tho
had been tried before but in consequence Of the long IN
generation Hennesy since the 2st OF January s aha MS
and the year IN the PenitentsTy
Beuiaham Durham, having plead guilty to
Cn 70 withdraw that plea and allow him to enter plea Of
moi guilty and have his trial a. he had been deceived aud
s,d in entering the first plea not understanding MS own
I, and the necessities Of s The Court Dis
posed be en and declined then 70 give an sn'we me
Judge saying he would take time to consider TINS morning
the prisoner again appeared and the Judge DC
hsd s1amed carefully all the authorities bearing on the que
ton, and was sashed nom that examination he nau no
after plea Of guilty made 20 charge 10 allow the
prisoner TO withdraw and substitute one OF not gy Inc
the Of s646 The guilt Of the defendant
oeeded him. and did sentence hun for
John Wilson was indicted for burglary in the third
decree and stealing silks and ssHs the value Of $780, VII
the h Apl last at about 81 ocock IN the atinf that
basement of the store Of Mi Joseph n Onsen
i'm Liberty street go down. aud in few minutes came out
q. near bv and depo. H. and then return and
20 down into basement, and come up with
second Das b be- had deposited TIE f. bas Another
person was close by apparently, help Wilson who lug
Of the dry goods The goods were deposited on e corner
OF liberty Greenwich Wilson at once arrested
and taken TO the with his baggage The goods
were i'd nted by Mr. Otngn being his he had private
mark upon silks and sans and oil the
value Of over No door being broken open 10 eject
the theft Judge charged it could not be burglary but no
more than grand larceny the punishment OF which il this
would be- thu for burglary in the third degree the charge
laid in the Indictment verdict accordingly rendered Of
guilty grand larceny being the defendants first oaense
the him the lowest sentence Of two years in the
State Prison
Henry Dewald, pleading guilty TO petty embezzle-
in consequence OF long incarceration sentence was su
pended.
George Ford, pleading guilty to grand larceny, was
sent TO the State Prison for two years.
Ann Ryan, pleading guilty TO the charge of petit
larceny Of its being her fret oese aud
ises it'll tears running down her cheeks to sin again.
Judgment suspended.
Adjourned 10 ii O'Clock to -InorTOw morning
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

As USFMTHFUL DOMEsTIc.-A domestic named
Maj Donohoe wa. obtained New York intelligence Office
on "wednesday by Mr. West6Iook Of Jersey City and yes
dav she before Recorder Bedford and Justice
Rod.et charged With stealing three silk dresses and other ar
es The clothing recovered and she was ssnt to the
eukhou % for t1ee months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-15
Family Mnrketing.

The following table gives the retail price of the prin-
cipa articles of Farm Produce in the City OF NerYork
on Thursday MAY Il: