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8 hereby given that application will be made
TO tho Board of commissioners of Roads, Sc.
az its next sitting tore-opcn tho Sloans Ferry
{now free briSge) Road 10 Cane Creek.
Juno %, 1861 20 3m
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DON'T FORGET TT,

4 LII persons Indebted to the late firm of Bar
N rett & Holland, or to Charles Bsrrctt indi-
vidunlly, will take notice that their Books of ac-
count and Notes arc in the hands of i. b. Bow
den, Esq for collection; to whom payment can
be made until tho 1b:h. September next, after
which time, they will be found in the hands of
Norris Pullam at Pickcns C. H., and very soon
afterwards in the hands of the Sheriff 'lIc
wise"
CHAS. BARRETT, Survivor
Tunnel Hill, July %, 1857 .
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CANDIDATES.

TNHR frienG6 of Maj. WM. gk.. E:asGey
i respectfully announce him Candidate for
BRIGADIER GENERAL, in place of Brig. Gen.
HaRmsoN, resigned. [Iuly1, 1867
/. POWDER, LEAD AND SHOT.
& A FULL supply of POWDER, LEAD AND
n SHOT esn be found ut Pickens c. H. and
Nine Times. For salelow.
j. N. LAWRENCE.
gJuly,4, 1857 81 u
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MflTRfE.

BL persons indebted to the estate Of Gideon
~ McWhogter, deceased, win make payment; !;
and, those having demands against the same
win lEpfescnt them legally attested by the first
Monday in September next.
REESE BOWEN, Admir-,
Aug. z. 1857 hf-
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Head Quarters.

lNIIE Second Regiment ofInfantry will parade
i mt Halls on Thursday the Goth day of Au-
gust next armed and Equipped as the law directs
for Rcvicw. Commissioned and non-commis-
stoned officers will attend the day previous for
drill and instruction. The Majors of their re-
speotivc Dattalions arc charged with the extcn-
sion of this order.
BY order of Col p. III. PRATuER
w. n. CRAIG, Adit.
July %, 1857 . I'd
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RcligiOms NOticc.

DEy. j. n. ,HUNNICUTT will preach at Enon
IL on Friday the 14th August, and at Gross
Roads on the 10th. TAug. 8. +
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GROCERIES,,

Such as Sugar, CoflGc. Salt. &C.;
Drugs Medicines, Paints Oils, Dye Stufs.
In fact, We have some of every article usu-
ally kept in Stores in the country, und VIC
are determined to sell Goods as cheap as thoy
are sold in GrccnvilIc or any other retail
market. Our terms arc cash, and barter that
will command cash We will toxic in cx-
change for Goods almost every product of the
farmer. Come one, come all, with your mon
cy and produce, and you shall not go away
dissatisfied.
T.. A. & w. A. ALEXANDER.
July 0, 1857 So 3m
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
Az Pic1zonsville.

THE subscribers have Just received a large
i STOCK OF GOODS,
Bought on the most reasonable terms, and will
DO sold as low as Goods can be bought in the
up country. We have general assortment
of Goods of every description, consisting of
STAPLE & FANCY GOODS for Ladies.
Gcntlcmcns, Youths and Misses wear. Hats
and Bonnets of every style and quality; a
large lot of Boots and Shoes; Hardware, CHI
ma, Glass and Earthcnwarc of tlic latest styles;
Nails and Cnstinrs
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DIR, s.. 3. GRAHAM of Rmawell 9. II.
3, o., says the Garter or Ieeqa Snake, is
q deadly yanomous serpent. Mr. John
Mixsoa's 5 chjldren who were playing with
one of these snakes were bitten az follows !:
The first boy who was bitton, a lad of some
8 years, in the full vigor and bloom of
health, died some 30 hours afterwards with
all tho symptoms of malignant poisoning.
Tho second boy, aged 4 or 5 years, was also
affected by tt, but evidently had not re-
celyed 9 mortal dossof tho poisoH.. He
was quite sick for son4e hours, andsstiii
complained Of pain IN his hand md arm on
Sunday morning, and had aeIight feyef.
The other two children wero not al all IL.
fected Che reason Of that IS ol.yionsly
because the snake had expanded l.e whole
Of lie venom upon the two tlrst
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TIE professions of the signers Of the
Declaration of Independence were as fol-
lows: Printers, !; Lawyers, ~; Physi-
clans, B. Farmers, 8; Merchants, 9; Shoe
makers, l.; Gentlemen, 6 Sailors, Ii;
Ministers, | I; Surveyors, ] Soldiers, !.
The place Of nativity of the signer, was as
follows Massachusetts,, o; Virginia, g !;
Pennsylvania, s Maryland, g.; Rhode Is
land, 2 s Maine, 4 Connecticut, 2 New
York, 81 New Jersey, 3 Scotland, q
South Wales,l Benjamin franklin, aged
II, was the oldest, and Eldridgc Gerry.
aged 82, the youngest Of the signers.-
Stephen Hopkins, aged 60, was the next
oldest and Thomas Stone and Thomas Jof-
ferson, aged 30, tho nes1t youngest.
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TIME TO RETIRE Marshal Radetsky,
the General-in-U -Uhiof of the Austrian forces
in Italy, has resigned his commission, at
the age of OIL years. This veteran in tho
wars had won victories for his king before
the American Declaration of independence.
From youth he has been in the harness of
war, and bids fair to reach full century
ofyears. Heis now the oldest chicftain in
the world
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DIED..

BOWIE-On Tuesday morning, May r. Maria Louisa aged
years daughter Of John II. and Amanda Bowie. . .
The funeral will take place At the residence Of aeI no
.t2 O'clock p M The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited 10 attend without further notice
BLACK-on Monday, May H. Anne Black native Of the
Parish Of Drumlommon County Cavan Ireland aged ~ years
CARNLY-On Tuesday morning May r. a. his residence in
Csrmanvile Washington Hshts Thomas C.rnly e1 Sheriff
aged Sc years and months
Notice viii be given Of the funeral
DEvoE-At Tsypntown, Rockand County n y on Wedns,
day May Sally Ann wife Of William De'oe IN the f''n
EMERsoN-On Sunday evening May 70, William, only child
of William Emerson, aged years aud months
FIEDLER-suddeuly on Sunday morning May TO- Seestine
youngest daughter Of Ernest Fielder aged syes months
and ls Days
GREEN-In this city on Monday May H. after short but
we're illness, Agnes, wife Of George T. Green ,.,,
The friends and relatives are invited TO send hs funeral th
day at from her late residence No ~ walker street,
without further notice.
HUTCHINsONAt Riverhead Long Island, on Sunday May
TO- JefTy Hutchinson.
LEEDs-On Tuesday May H. Dr. Gurdon j. Leeds in the Stat
TIE relatives and friends Of family eculy invited
attend his funeral without further notice from MS late
residence No 1877 Second Thursday The 4th inst
at O'Clock p. III.
AAsoN-At Tappantown RocLland County N Y, Friday
morning, April H. at the residence q her father Joseph
Demsrsy Lizzie. wife Of James Mason aged p years
month aud q day,.
MuNRo-In th. city, Monday, May Il, cOrdea youngest
daughter Of the late Peter Jay Munro.
justice q Superior Court in the I4h of hi. age
The end Of the family the Bench and nd the Bar snd the
late residence No Y GraTercy park on Thur'day n y
o'clock without furtner notice pody VIII DC
taken Calvary Church. where the funeral services will be
performed.
OCONNELL-In Brooklyn, on Monday, Nay II, Juli.nne
only daughter John aud johanna OConne aged year and
10 months.
PALMER-In Brooklyn on Monday morning, May II, Mrs.
Palmer wife Of Robert Palmer Of Whitepains. West
chester County.
PoNToN-on ond.y May H. scarlet fever Athes POnton
AGED and months eldest daughter Of Adam and
Anthem Ponton.
sCORIELD-On Monday, May H. Of consumption William
Wallace Scofed, aged 10 years end months.
funeral from residence Of his mother No 81 Grand
this "wednesday morning at 10 O'clock His remains will be
taken 10 North Stamford, Conn, for intermert
SCOTT-On Sunday, May ~, in Brooklyn, Mrs. Elizabeth
Scott widow of the late William Scott aged b and
months.
TURNER-On Monday May H. Of decay Of nature in the s5,h
year If hi. age John Turner Of the late firm Of Lang
Turner Editors of The NewYok Gazette and General Ad
vertieeT
His friends and those o his Charles deputy Street Com
misouer) and DR. William Turner are respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral his late residence No ~ Lexington
avenue on Thursday the 18th inst. at o'clock
without further invitation.
WILKINSON Saturday, May Henry wilkins aged AZ Year,
and months
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Id W LNI,ELLIGENOE.
RICHMOND COUNTY COURT.

The May Term of the Court of Sessions of Rich
mond County, Staten island, was commenced yes
terday morning at the Court-HOuse in Richmond,
with the Hon IL. b. Metcalf County Judge presiding
assisted by Associate Justices Frean and Hillyer.
There are number of cases of considerable interest
on the docket.
The case of Mrs. Decker Of Mortified who was in
dicted last February for mansaugher IN causing the
death of Anna Hilton IA child she had taken from the
Five Points Mission House,, came up yesterday and
was postponed until the Oyer and Terminer Term of
November next The motion for postponement was
made and granted the ground that the prisoner was
not fitted to undergo the excitement of trial. she being
enciepfe and near confinement.
The suit Of Mr.. Decker against the proprietors of
The Ne,r- York Sunday Dispatch, for libel, in pub
fishing an account of the alleged chid-murder, was
brought up, and appearing for the defense the
plaintiff waived trial by jury and the case was tired
before Judge Peabody, who gave judgment for the
plaintiff in the sum of 5000, and costs
Anotl er case Of some interest which is set down for
to-day, is that of Johnson-a negrO-who was indicted
for manslaughter in the first degree in causing the
death Of John Baker lwhite), in January last, by
striking him with club. johnson was melted TO the
commission of the deed by the suspicion that Baker
had had an improper intimacy with his wife, who Is
represented to be a very pretty mulatto woman.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

BRUTAL OUTRAGE-A NEGRO KTLLED.-A most
singular and brutal outrage perpetrated on the
person Of an inoffensive negro named John Thomp-
son, well known as Jack" in the neighbOrhood
where he lived. The outrage resulted in his death.
1t occurred on Monday, at porter-house kept by a
man named Tucker, about three miles from Jersey
City, on the plank road leading to Newark. 1t was
not, however at the public house on that road known
as Glen Dale, kept by another man named Tucker.
This negro has been much addicted to drinking
liquor and was believed TO be near his grave from
that cause 1t appears that on Monday several per-
Sons, of whom one Daniel Keenan, acted as rngleader
gave this negro, Jack, liquor TO drink until he was
able to drink more. They then poured some down
his throat. After this they saturated his hair with
camphene and set fire TO it. Another came in at
the time and extinguished the flames. The negro
afterwards roughly handled by Them probably for the
purpose of relieving him of the effects of the liquor
He died, however that night. Coroner Speer held an
inquest upon the body yesterday, and the Jury rem
dered verdict That the deceased came to his death
by the excessive of liquor which was administered
TO him by Daniel Keenan, and Others The Grand
Jury being in session yesterday, the was laid be-
fore them and Keenan, was indicted
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OaH AR0Als.


CARROLL p. ssIrr. the rost-oMee. suASo.s N T.
s4ls -.
WILLIAM PIrros. wArKssssr, Conn, receives Iss
fRIausE n IL n.
THOMAS BoorH oar As.ut in TssSr0s j. Tor Tie -
ofTHE TRIBukE. .,fr..
WI PALsr. our in Asssi SYRACUSE iof the safe 'as
TRIsvSs.
EDw.sp sxrru osr Agent for the sale Of r"s ~
BukLhsrok VT. - 49,. ps~..
. N...r, G.rs PvRLsysr, No. 81 H~nei ~ 70 -
O6see Buaa,ox HAETsekD, sss Agents pf eHe ''e " -
TRIScsE. .r- r.,.~xx IN
MILTON ss.ss /. o,r Agent for the sale Of In ~ ~
Id c,xysILL 10 our Agent f0r'hs 'aie OfT"r T'''''>
LLsIRA r.. A., ala of THs
TaiBuSE ,1-r,,,tx FALLS
M w n. w.rEi, will supply our friends 70 LIT
With TIE TzIBvsE ,,, rsx fsIsssE ,
Of u A PoRTIk L. BAo. ,Aa.r,s for
d. KIss,lL CO., No. Market SQUARE 80
dr. ale OF TaS TsIEusE IA PsoyInsAeL- 60. ar
49,. DrRsr osTos l. Co, ssd howaan 81 :, ~ n M
,sruly tho Momfs Edition Of Tss ass" uS,esIcx.
p I dIL sEsr (Museun BUILDING ana IT,. TeIsUvg
sas are cur AGENTS In AL sAsy for the sAe OF IN" a
ru. TKlsusr can be obtained W Tososro nSA o6cA
c.spssLL KIng.st West two doors esst Oh ms IA -
THOMAS THOMSON is our Agent n ikpisAr'l'''
tss ss,s Of TEE Ixi1vsk-
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TUESDAY, May PIP. n.

At the Stock Board the quotations to-day, a. a
whole show but little change from yesterday,
with a fair amount of business doing. The opera
tors for a fall are still pressing the market with
their options and there appears to be an increasing
supply of cash stock of some of the leading
fapcies The bears are operating mainly upon
the anticipation of a stringent money market within
the next sixty DAYS. consequent upon the foreign
drain of specie and upon the demand in July for
coin for the payment of duties. The absence of
increased receipts in April upon many Of our
railroads, which was the result of the unpleasant
weather, assists the movements of the sellers for
fall. OF outside orders there is but little heard. The
usual speculations Of the public appear to be sus-
pended Ills year 81 turned into some Stheg channel
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An attempt Is to be made TO Obtain the statistics OF
the rates OF taxation throughout the Union. The e1
pertinent was tried while Mr. Livingston and Mr. For
syh were at the head Of the State Department, out
wac only partially successful.
We understand that the Hon. Charles Cock OF ma
vana has been selected of the Commissioners
10 locate 1.-THE New-York State Inebriate Asylum,
incorporated by an act of the Legislature passed at i
asst session.
The Chemung Canal is full Of water, and boats are
1yipg brskly The Canal has been thoroughly bot
toned out and is sad TO be in good condition. Locks
and are ready for and are fine structures.
The new machine to work the Hoosic Tunnel, cost
ing s25 Coo on the ground and being put together
1t is expected to cut through twenty-five feet OF solid
rock in day.
The first canal-boat through from Troy reached o.
wepO on Saturday night.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEss1oNs-M.Y i2-Befors Judge
RUSSELL.

Major Higginbottom, charged with and admitting
the fact Of passing counterfeit money whose reported
Yesterday, attended with nany circumstances pointing
10 his entire innocence appeared again before the Court this
morning and upon adSyt fully satisfactory TO the Judge Of
the complete innocence Of the defendant.
suspended We deem this explicit mention Of
his name in connection with his unconditional scquta due
TO mention OF Yesterday connection with the charge
as We should have fcreborne sllusOn 10 II AZ all
John McCary and John Burns plead guilty Of petit larceny
Sentenced, each, to the PententsIy for months.
John DougheTty indicted for burglary In the third
plead guilty. Sentenced 10 the State Prison for
Grace Howard charged with theft having restored the stolen
property and II being her first oense the request Of the
complainant judgment suspended
William d. De Witt charged with passing counterfeit
money on the Bank Of Commerce of New London the 18th
Of March last, at in the Ninth John
L. Roe, hrrt witness for the being briefly
emned and developing Of action the
abandoned by the DstrctAioney The Jury course
returned a verdict Of not guilty.
At this stage Of the proceedings Mr. Hall entered the
and announced TO the Court the death Of the Hon
Thomas Oakley. Judge Of the Superior Court Aner brief
hut earnest tribute to the deceasedto his long aad
connection with the Judiciary Of this city and the Government
and Bar Of this State he moved respect memory
that this Court adjourn till tomorrow morning At 10 o'clock
Judge Russell replied in appropriate aud impressive
expressive Of the highest regard for Judge Oakley both In public
and private life and adjourned the Court 10 O'Clock
morning.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF sEw-YoRK..........A.r u
Cleared.
st.sm,hius-Cahaxh. RullI

stesmshps-CshswbA Bullock Havana Livingston, CroeAs
ron Co, Africa Shannon, Liverpool, =. Cunsrd-
Ship-Goden Horn Cox Melbourne MAILER Lord QRercaa
BsTt-E. Giddings Rose, Turks Island R. Buck Go.
Brss-Tesser (Br Mcclellan, Windsor s. Whitney "a;
Condor Allen. Arroys, Thompson Hunter; Onward lSGl
Hissp, Curacao C. A. De Wos Attsbels, Gnsey Rio j.
metro B. eager Co. l.. Beston Forrest, 81 rnomss Ras
cell Vnins; Freder,a, Dan Lsmoe, St Dominso, A. c.
Ro.sere Co Titanis APPleby PhilAdelpha Fireman
L Co Clinton Thompson, Charleston, Geo Bulkley:
Schoouer.-seguine Bell. Baltimore MAILER Lord Que
Mary Brewer Brophy Boston master City belle Pen
Bsrscos Brett Son Co; Eastern Belle smith Bangor R.
p Buck Co; j. c. Rungsn Endco,t. Philadelphia w
Mckee; B. Sparks Atkins Proyincetown, j. X Bows Non
p.re tBrl Gilot Halifax D. r. De Wolf Marcia hissr1
fzsbethport d. r. De Wolf Jusnns Newton, Baltimore
b. eager
Sloop-Harvest, Corwin Providence, master
SYSTEMATICALLY, Bell Philadelphia ~ Briggs Jsek.
son Baker Baltimore, II. b. Cromwell
Bsrge-Jno Paine, Jones, Philadelphia
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Whuters.

Arr NEW Bedford sb. ship George Howsno VA ~, a.
oee.n Tacshuans . So be' sperm on ana she Soysss
whale oil @. NJ Rowland ss ~, VII oil and 100
b.. bone ne from ship F"s R r.s Rs sd% Far
~" Ids Doll ' hons from ship Enterprise % Edward W.
Gsrdne Nsnt9cIst $3.50 do DO from bark saPPhI 70 q,
" w heavy gale Of wind, In which bad ea
ION 20 two bosts and 90 bbs water Oh deck and nsI
wsEks sto.e, ~ blown away March 25, John Schmidt OF
p ngs M from head and died 50 hour. sterw.rd same
cay spo ~ ,be q H. Mrs Wight (CVpt's wife) and an Ia
hd of Capt Cleveland q bark Morning Star whose we
SisS AZ TsIeshusns az previously reported
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FEAIs oF OUR EoREFArHERs.-Tk H0Ase"'.N
Words Almanac gives the following e1T"o'"'h"''
feats Of our fcrefathers:
On the l2th Of January, l767, gentleman ssa'eD
one mile in 81 seconds. H..
On the 10th Of March, 1903 man ran seven "''''7
in 40 minutes with 81 pounds on his head.
On the Goth Of March, 1872, John Harrison, son VI q
poor Yorkshire carpenter obtained, By tire-keepeI
Of his making, the go CSC reward offered IN Queen
Aune's time for the means Of determining the Iongl
tude at sea WITHIN hail degree Of circle. "heh
Harrison was a child six years old being eoninen !"
his bed by Illness, he had watch placed on hls pi,
low, that he might amuse himself with observations
Of its movements.
On the Eth of May, 1871, farmer rode pony up
two pairs Of stairs ana down again, al the Gerge i'
KeTktOn, Lindsey. p..x
On the 18th OF August l748 Jonathan BAXTER
crossed the Thames at Biackfnars, IN ponne -;
tray in one hour and ten minutes, padding WIFI NE
hands.
On the 4th of November, l7el, agen.leman rode q
boar pig Al miles in 20 minutes
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To Marfners.

BfLtHesGArE HARBoz, CAPE Cop BAY, MAss-so,e:.I =
HEREBY sy.n that porary light will be placed on ne
south point BDssste Island onehslf mile n q" the s''
The stale viii be Is feet high painted white, and the a
unating sppsrstus large lens lantern showing ntso
light Ii win exhibited the night Of May 5 and 'hees'
ter until further notice. -
nun buoy Of the third class paisted black and
-" will be placed the point Of Blnssgse islsHo on"s -
10 feet water at low tide. 49,, -, ,,...
will be published at the time Of exhibiting th' sA
and correct nj snetic bearings from this buoy given
By order of the Lighthouse Board. =, MIL,
c. II. b. CALDWELL, Lighthouse ins I'd pi'tf'e''
BostoH April n 1857.
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Ship Palestine ri-ter London and Isle Of wsh, April IS,
mf Bar. aA ameSs Go.. ProviSsnes in ballast. TO
Brs a.rtha Post. Lane T.T.son. March and ee.s:s
H ln ST. T A. BO.h s r scer March H. Cape q, 6
Barnard C.ons fell from the ysd iSS Ss
Sr' IS sS S.9. 9TH po,.o; hy.ad Wen:
s HS A pr" s. ..sss, s'ss:
With sr,s iipPer.ap With double .op.. bound
AR l sS nts .lp Sound sh lat IS n "a .Pois
brs zsa.. q NewYoTi from Rive. 9sns. St Nsw,YSh
May 2s IS lon 81 S. exchanged signals with hern n
oI ssS1 An. Damon of Bo.,on Marshall Jereme dys
with osw God and coffee TO r. 2. Buck Co "a
schr Squire Brothers, jump Norfolk days. with rHa
sehr. Palestine. Camden. Baltimore days with coal.
schr Ir. Br.ss Washington day. with naval '''ssioh
schr Red Eagle Rogers. Daren day. With ship timber
schr. W. Philips, Merritt, Buch"ile days with naval
sehr Martin, Martin, washington, N C., days with ssrA
sci Oliver sPsii@ea, sp.Im.a Providence for Asan,
sebr Iseon sbesr.e Boston with mdse. to order.
schr Gener.l clInch, Bss;ett, Boston, ,n.,.
s ss Pi9 %s. BS.n S SSy
sshI Mary = i Boston for A IcDsc0
sSoP AM.r Ms .ey3GS r.O; sassi:i
Steamer Locust Point FTencb 60 Aour mdss 70
steamer curisw, williams. Providence.
Steamer Bristol. Allen. Philsdelphis- e
BELow1B.t M Elizabeth hal to1 f ss.HTE si S
Trieste. ny csp. Lookman of 'tesm-tns Columbus.
WIND-Sunrse, northeast Sunset, southwest.
RsruRxEp-The brig Coneo, Goodwin hence for CisdAt
Bolivar April 80 and Sandy Hook 5h inst dispatched y
Bech Kunhardt having IN st 50 lon % a. been .iss
sllant and royal mast split oresa and nss-
by the falling them returned ana ~
towed under Jersey City where she now anchored lsS
steapl-tug Ceres ~, g..
The steamship Alabama schenck from Savannah 9th Inst.
for when of the Capes Of Delaware, met WIZ an
accident her machinery snd obliged 20 come 70 neno
The steanug W. H. Webb, Capt Hazard has been sci"
tow her TO this port
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SUPREME CoURT-GExrRAL TrRn-MAY IL.

John T. Hoffman Stephen u. Nash and Aaron
wskan have been appointed examiner Of applicants fr al
mission practice The examination will take place Mon
day next the 10Th inst o'clock in the General Term
Supreme Court Applicants will file their papers with
the Clerk Of the General Term.
SPECIAL TNRs-Before Judge Mitchell
Charles :. Millet ct al. agt. Amos l.. Seov ct al
Report confirmed except a. to so
Before Judge CLERgE
James Mcbride agt the Farmers Bank of Salem.-
Case settled an the amendments allowed.
John Turner ct al. agt. WIN. McAuey.%OrdeI FOR
Receiver granted TO b. entered as engrossed
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nfaas1era. Ac.

SHIP FsrelrE BIRD at Philadelphia from Palermo, the
26h March about Point Mess weather and
hssy contact with Spanish brig cutting her
down considerably and carrying her msnmast whien
with the spars Eel. the ships bboom and SPIRIT
Keeping than hour In getting clear The ship cent
boat board the brig render assistance but
6ndns she made no ordered them to return This ths
Soapsd refused and trimming his head sails kept OF before
the wind 90 that in she lost sight a. hs
showed no light The ship lay 10 until daylight. bo; az
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ACHILLF- GILBERT On Monday May 4, by the Rev.
Father Dr-del John Achie 10 V Gilbert Of this city
the Rev MI Whsand Mr. Philip II. Grogan 20 Miss Julia
A. Talent all Of this city.
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TOMPKINS-M Tompknsvlle Staten Island:
on Saturday May by the Rev. r ~ Bres Lieut. Daniel
D. Tompkins the United States Revenue service % Flor
ence A. McElroy, daughter William and Ann McEtroy,
formerly Of BROOKLYN.