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United states Patent ONCE.
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Y n I n ! q I
ON the petition Of Henry Burt, Of Newark New
~ Jersey, the esin granted 10 him tho
knitting inacbne-
Years the f said patent which takes place
the 2si day of September, 1857
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PENSION AND. BOUNTY LAND LAWS,

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NOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale Of
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changed TO- and will commence 0sawkee said
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BY order of the Secretary Of the Interior
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No TO- White pine No H. ASH cypress white oak boards No
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and nails No o. Lead zinc and tin No 20 Hardware No 49,
In 4
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS. by which

April 1i-lawow
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Sailing of lhe Glianois,

DEPARTURE OF MYERS +. rRUerT ESQ kEMBES or
1BE SAN FRANCISCO VIGILANCE COaMIrrgE--0E.
pskTURE OF rROOPs FOs oREG0k-dRnhRA Al
Lane Or BOARD.
The steamihp illinois, Captain B'ggs left her pisr q
the foot OF Warren s,rost yesterday, st 2P Y, with
nearly Eve hundred passengers on board Tho de.
parure Of ,hs steamship attended with interest
understood that kysrs Y. True,t Esq tho Nom
bcr OF the ran Francisco Vigilance COMMITTEES who Vas
arrested when the George Law nAed The Feb.
ruary last would sssiu attempt to leave for homs. II
win remembered that Mr. True had excited the en-
NIFTY Of certain parties who excd from Cafovn,a
during the existapoe OF the vsi,apoe Committee, aud
they procured warrants for the arrest OF Mr. rrus,
which served upon him n the moment the George
Law was sbou, to sail.
Since that time Mr. Truett has given satisfactory
bonds that he would appear when his trial came
on, and be therefore sailed yesterday, although he
spnoyed at the last moment BY . writ issued
'se n s,U su% Ur nnon % nv, ks.
tcrs Of hour before the steamer seed end
guree 10 etve bonds TO the soaut OF oco which he
dld Wa Coleman an5 James D3ss hal similar
Syits served them also pcicd ve
Sio,r bends esnh before sstirg In the tnnos
sI three OF these gentlemen Of the v,g
srse Conrtte rhe or lhslr visit TO this aty
tn the shape OF bsli bonds viii not be pleasan
Among ,se pass nssfs IN IN. hinS' worn 20 Ua.ed
Their deetirsuon Ia Caliorri Ia and Oregon whers
WIN Oil up the Ath and ea isiansry rez men.s, which
have boeD dopE duty ON thai Tor sb last ogr yeas
sno their ran arc tbuDcd by tho vae Of she
pl,iDs dssersous noss of the soldiers left yes
sud the eosk was allsi .i,s taesr female reAuvss
snl ssainssace.. wsspaas ssd s.daax ther
men, and seepaed for khe moss par, T. be poor
eiows Who we're 'bnd upn snd compelled 70 tAse
os ~ ,S sorns n, %. SST
river, from vhch place the military road IL In process
oioonstrucon to 81 Jospph on tho Ais.oar river Gen
Lane sso on board ths Illinois, bounr for Oregon
Tue ksihonnt Bsbop ~ Oregon end ths aev DR. Hap
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LONDON hopEr hAkHu TUESDAY EyEsIsG, GsB " -
rbs Esish funds op. Bei this morning v,in steadency
qDeniy CHECKED o, hesvj sale prsssnid 81 ,ho sss
nomsnt an sppearstce OF corside s6is armoess Cau
soils for money, wbcn eiosed last evening ss n oaS,
etre nrst quoted et toe'H, vbcnrs t,ey advAnoe 70
pok sale Of fio' 40 snr rG ssocs Tor oeivey then
ed reaction TO esh pss si which they
10 the omcisi os~e, the prtae tor the nn OF March
being esx 10 sax Al:sr regular hours, hovevsr there
were several usDsscuors 81 rise OF eighth, betssr
i'css from the Pars sourse, coupled -ih armne.s
irg Of animation. The Empsror's spsesn a,
he opening OF the french Legsasure regarded f.
lus wM 60 flee sahoa loans wos unaccompsas.d by asy
io,nen a. % whether here q a d.feiry for me pres,w
se issue Of we..asy s for iss7 % sOvcsr. 90 have sa
pubished yesterday, spd scmc further explanations,
horsfore are requisite TO enable opi,on to se orn
60 - 70 the er.cs position Of the general nnances
In the Beck Excnange 10 day there vas pressure
fcr money, aud lo~,r vcrs sccepsed so,il the
discount market .ssre ~ss ease aud the s2p
cations - the bapk WIRE limited.
ibe faooo oco Of Erchcquer bonds 70 be paid on on
the Str OF hty are not hpd In tho pubic maynet and
are believed 70 have been taken time their issas
on sccornt OF the savings baaks other sovsrs
for finding mcsns Of iovessment Cor the smouni
the ccnsei and other derive support from
sorssp sscur.s ~,rs sssSs NAV u ,ss
general srAnsao oss were vnimporsnt
The ceerss Of eschanss 81 New York Loadon for
pared vim sSs Mat par the s.o ocua,vss ssoss
nstne exchange against England; but sfer making
allowance for charges Of transport and difference OF into
rt ths pvesen, rsts lesvcs profit the
OF ecid either way between England aud Ausrica
The quotation Of gold ct Paris h sbou, per mile pre-.
muD and the short exchange Ionden h rs 20 per 81
svrhrg On comparing thess prices With English mint
price fs 1s lokd psr ounce FOR standard gold, sp
pe1s that gold nearly loshs per cent dearer n Paris
BY sdvicss frcm Hamburg The prcs Of gold 40 pcs
mark, and he shovt excssnge on London q ntk per
81 seslise Standard gos s ,he English Mint price 10,
therefore, nearly a1eho Ger cent dsarey IN Hamburg
than IN london.
Notwithstanding the great hsavss@ Of the marte, fcy
silver, snd she sprassas fAct that npovsaoss OF nom
The continent casnct now take place except Al lcss,
gold continues be withdra from The bank 70 pay oy
purchases effected. Yesterday the amount taken vss
only $4,000, but 70 day been f7s,ooo This con.
unued drNn weuid tend 70 the recent asucsps-
tons Of the lsecessity Of restrictions on the
part OF The bank were NOT for the circumstance that ~
effects are sun fully courteysc,ed by an inhuz sovs
resns Rom Ireland and other sources.
R1cHARpscv, SPENCE AND co.'s CIRCULAR
IIvrRPoor, Feb II, 1857.
A. to lays MARKET We had better attendance OF buy
ers han for some time past and for wheat there wa
good general nquyy Tho business done however, Was
only moderate u NE pr,c@ d Friday. Flour v~ again
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un vlesble. and quotations are quite nominal Extra
OnhN per Emeu, we're ohsred at 32 Sd per bb without
AtrAung buyers Indian corn with Aomo port oemsnd
for pri We yeo~ and white, Grmer, aud good
per qass,er advance white. We quo,s-wheas, red
6s 10 So "a white On 10 70 Cd per 70 lbs few re
tall sales OF choice red o. Bs 9i 10 ps I'D OF white
81 90 10 o. ID Flour Philadelphia and Baltic more
31s TO 32s exnn ONO. 3ss d 10 SIS Western 30s 20
BIS per bb. lg,dial sised, g4s. yeo n 3Ss {;
wb,e 3ts 10 3os. Cd ysy 4s0 los
BSKv 80 The demrnd for old quito inactive aud The
trade 10 stu depreaRsd by shc cortnued govern
OF naval stores Re3iy good new no owsvos, would
msnd fni price P5rx--Ns demood fos Old; p,rcel
Of new ivan 8runts,' of ocry nns qusIiy Is reid for
s2. rd Per barrel Bacon tn good demand .. late rass
About Sue boxes odersd TO cay st auction, sod-oug
mfc les, rih IN, st 63s o. b4s, ands few ooxes ony
middes, ut 64s Cd S6s Cord cort,rnes drn,
snd TO Gay 7es ~as made; 10 arrive for 90 tons by
weasel about due from New Oreans
out change In p,iDes Bucaers Association. COS 6s.
Co. per owt
RosN.--puu a A. I'd for rpmruop.
Ctovsassp.'r fsir request at T3s Gpcr ovt for n1s
quality.
Corros On recep, Of the Persists adv'oes on s.ur.
cotton Offering, an advance OF three xeeuths OF
per h. wan realized About the demand slas xeped
bus Was renewed On Monday, when the full prices OF
Saturday paid. To-day the market quiet
buos yesterday. 600 baes and 60 dsy 10 900 bates
moro than half btins for soeculstion and export Ia
haucheater higher prsceI dera .nded which ehsoks
business 1ldoIirg Orleans. led; Mobile l3- -l3d
Uplsnds, 7Hd per Id.
LATEST MAREET REPORT.
LIVERPOOL, FeornAry Isl NJ
Messrs. Richardson, spsnce q %, report vneat and
0cton-A gu eer market at yeste rdaya pr ;esproba
ele ssles OF $lO,0to hairs
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Police Intelligence,

AttEep KINNEY LAsoEsT o. DsT Coos -Niohssa
Esmond and his .ifs tsxen MO custody By CApla
Hspip, o. the Flrs ward police charge o. bsv,as
stolen sa7oo worth Of drT goods from ,hc Store No "a
Beaver street. Tho proporu 10 aues,,n had sseu len
Al this store 90 storage ~ VIZ Geas, IsGe some tee
he found that the goods had been exrsctsd fre1
the cares and were n,ssrr Suspicion feli upoa Ne
mass nrrs the buif'ng, and upon their Quaa-
uy Of tbe stolen arccs found Ia taer possssos.
they bad pawnsd the o. ,as rooas Tor hss ar
nothing Justice Oonnoy committed tno accased 70 Ne
ronbs for uia,
ImI ATE Rossxsr o. rvs 3osopD w,azzouss AT Jssww
cnr.-Ia the case Of the avs thieves vho were
srrsssd Of Reyport, n J., by or Cap. wsilns, Of tAs
Eighteenth ward police, ohsge Of having ROBBED ,hs
bonded wsrehouses Jersey CITY Of sbou, 80 COO vcrth
Of slx scods, a. snors being made BY their oouass 10
obtain beIr liberation . writ Of hssess corp~s
While the authorities are getting ont the necessary
papers Of requsision. u 10 nos likely, hswever ySaA
.hey WI escape 80 easily bu, on the contrary vsry
probable tha, ihey .iu all spend . numbcr years is
the stale prison ~ Trenton, M.
Horsr rHny CArrussp "A vevy neat arrest oos pisss
the Carlton House, Broadway last evening which vfs
no doubt relieve The city Of Of the Light asssred 81.
try fcr soms time 10 come. appears snsi on the IN
isst stranger made his appearance s the above bcse,
and entered The register the name Of "k Avrsece,
Rhode IslAsd." room assigned him, and hs We
and 10 msse Mn .sn auI . Il home AZ dinner be orfsrsd
bottle oS old g. o. r." brandy, which mynsrioua hi
vals n, doubt attracted his ssteotion ~ Standing. ~
snsbl no tpew for 'shy Of Police" There vas some
hiss IN Inc manner cf Tits order which led one VI
sentIemen in the ONCE Mr. Moore 70 think that all mlghA
mot be rsht In the evening gentleman sfso stopping
Al the CsrIou. complained n the ofoe that he bad
m ,ssed from his several srto - OF wearing
spr~rsL and = valuable opera esse a. onos
occurred 70 nr Moore that the OF this guest va In
ths i'm mediate vicinity OF that cccup Cd BY awrsnc-
and DOT long ser the latter customer vAs observed ~
another person. who had been requested 70 kssp IN sye
upon his movcmt ns. leaving the houae rather hsaf1y
by side door leading into Leonard street. Hs vAs q
once pursued and brought back suspicion whsa -
psntalccns whish he had on al onoe iieneasi a.
part Of the stolen property, and on further search,
pewnbrokors ticket Tor the opera gass also f,unA
In hs posseSsiOn. He wss st handed over 10 an
ooer, and furnished wish Lodgings for The nsa, In tas
Tombs.
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Gorvoers' Inuussss-

THs LATE CAss oF wIys MURDER MApEsos srrmr- -
Coroner Hills proceeded o the oily prison ssi examined
Jashua Miller. there connsed charge OF bss,isg HE
se 10 death The prisoner stated he vas thirty.
three ycsrs Of age wac born 10 Engiand and ives By
cccupatiop q ms,binst In sns tho chavse pre-.
feyved ssssss he said II nothing moss 70 ssy
at present The Coroncr handed the papers 70 the D
ict attorney. while Miller ~ss oommiasi 70 the rombs
70 await the action Of tne Gr,sd ftquess
TAYAI VEHICLE ACCIDENT Coroner Perry held a in.
quest st Bellevue Hospital ueon the body Of . man
named Ambrose Paradise, vho died from the Effects OF
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The Naval Court OF Inqwsry.
pSsRp sxAsns NAVAL Corsf oy iSosIsY
U~A

WN1usufoS REQ. 70, 1897. \
The Judge Advocate notice for the Information OF
coming before this court under the r seooa Of
The cot OF January 16 1887 that they will be respec
vety veed by the Department when their cAses snail
have been referred 10 NE Court and that 10 desirable
thAi Ii presenting themselves they should pvepsred
win h OF such Witnesses ~ they may de-re 10 have
summooed specifying 70 which Of she respective heads
OF "nness Tor The naval scsvice nentossd In The cot
heiy testimony 70 be applied respectively; and sus
sesrg NE delay any, wnisn may be required, and IN
respect Of What Witnesses.
J. n. CARLISLE. Judse Advocate
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Openipg OF the French Legislature
SPEECH or 1HE EMrsRoR-coNDIrIoN OF FRANCE.
The Emperor Nsposon opened the session Of the French
Legislative Chambers on Monday leh OF February Tho
,cene described one Of great pomp, and tho enshu-
rasm manifested on the occasion, a. great The Follow
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Political Movements

FoUETH DIs1sIcr or vTsorsA -Hon william Good
has snnounccd himself capeisAte for 70 election 10
Ccpsrss IN the Fourth district Of Virginia
MAYOR oF NADHoS --Ausustus A Bird hss been uomi
mated The democratic candidate for Mayor OF Msdison
wsconss.
Fr1sxyrH sxsAronAr Hrnc1 Tho democrats have
nominated James C. Spencer, OF osdensburs, thoir
candidate for ss,e Senator 10 the place senator zsnas
Csrk. resigned. Bloomfield Usher, Of 81 Lsursoce, 10
the rcpu blcan candidate rho election 70 take place
k.rchs The oistrcs composed of The counties Of 81,
Lawrence and FRANKLIN. ~hch voted si the last Pres
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Befofe Hon. JudRe Peabody.
kHH f=Herry q. Sears u. hs Cprondssono and ~
Mira Rstiroad Co~pary.-M Motion fr injunction 10 this
Gaze, pending appeal from order dissolvns irjanchon
heretQfors grantsl. denied with costs.
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The DUDLEY 0BsERvAr)Rr.-The Hon. Cert
tnis institution.
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Erscnos Hswrorr Kr.-ras city election In Now.
port Ky. took pace The "a inss and Geo h. Fear
ors the democratic ddae for Mayor was chosen BY
nearly one hundred majority.
To DxxouRAn EiCmoAS,-rhs democratic
members Of bs Lesbissure Of niohisan-twsssy
in ai-have ssnec along address 70 the faithful
Of their party, In which they bciaoor the black
republican, who Arc In the majority, In good
round isrms-oallipg them inexperienced with.
out . he'd fsuAticsi, bisossd, oxtravasans unsoru.
pulous, df onesf ultra and hungry for the spos Of o.
Zoe. They say god deal, asd, - for - their s,ry
gees. prove oil ,ncy say they evidently feel sore.
husicirAL ELsouos AUBuas.-Dr Briggs (reprbii.
cap) 70 elected MAYOR by $50 majority over the Kaow
Notnpe cspdidGe snd every the republican city
and ward ucx. sso elected. Tho foorinx the vote