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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15
THOSE LAWFUL AND TERRIFIC

Two FAnILItS,-A Pamphlet stating all the modes
Of preventing conception win you on receipt
Of letter stamp "hoX S4 New Yora Post Office or Dr.
.ARAONr, 81 Mercer street, opposite st Nicholas Hotel
eW York. 27-6mdy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15
Trunks. Valises. &

CNYDER FRIZZgLL have en- hand sone hne Sole
- Leather Trunks, vAlses, Carpet Bags and esiehss
that Be sxeeed Ia this market which are enered
low figures at No. ~ Pabhe Square.
HNtuNk q FAlLLLLl-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15

THE subscriber takes this method Of informing his old
customers ana friends and the publc generally, that
be has HE Hardware store fro the old stand
Market sret TO No 5s the large brick buidng lately
erected on the South side s Broad street, where be keep
constantly on hand and makes ordcr the vzroas srtcs
embraced in his line Of business. he Invites especAl at
tenon 70 his large assortment Of CASTING, H. Low
WARs BRAes Ae saeh Mantle and Goal Crates. wag-
on Boxes plo siolds Caters Cernsheers, Corn
Crushers crushsss Bnsccny Work knd iron Fencing,
Cooee Ms, Tea Kettles Rrass n tiles Candls
Sticks and an almost endless vaFeiy of other articles
lanae-u ANDRE" AkDkhsoN'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BRADSHAW q RUTLAND
(successors to Robertson Dsshiell,)
NO. IA COLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE,
SIGN OF THE NEGRO.
The only Cash Store i'm Nashville.

VITE are nov receiving Spring assortment Of Boots
w Shoes &C., and propose selling n EN- at the lowest
price for CASH Our conss in part Of the follow
ing articles
Ladies Heeled Last. Caters, plain and tipped;
do do side and front Lace;
do Heeled Kid and Morocco Boosees;
do Welt do do;
Misses Last. Caters, all styles;
do Morocco and Kid Pump Bootees;
do do Welt do;
Chidrens' Kid and Morocco Half Ties;
do DO BooteeG
Ladies Kid Rosette slpperE;
do Velvet and Lasting Slippers
do Kid BuskinS.
Gentenens super Stitched Calf Boots
do DO Pump do;
do Calf Pegged Boots.
Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Bootssi
Gents Cloth Congress Caters;
90 Last. do;
DO EnTd do;
DO Low quartered Pat. Shoes;
do Strap dc.
Dc Cah and Pat Oxford Ties.
We have large assortment Of Trunks valises Carpet
Bags, Hat and Bonnet Boxes, every style usually und in
this market
Also AlarEe assortment of Hats for Plantation use ron
Cashmere Hats Spring styles. We determined 70 Of
kr indaeements ts TO Cash purchasers.
mayrhaG BRADSHAW 4 RCTLAND.
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RmEsH ALE AND LAGER mEEft.
NEyE hare last rscsfxsA Fssh sapply e supeFieF
w tcle Il ise14 Al snd lager Beer.
cnAREH MIEEHa CO..
hbss ms- q @suy siEsak.
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P a G E' -
PERPETUAL LIME KILN

TgnHIs KILN viii burn four hundred bushels Of Lime
stone (WHICH Il good stone, Is equal 70 thousand
bushels Of Stacked hne Ia twrnty four hOaTs with four
cords OF wood and DepstGAl IN its operation, me
being drawn IN three 10 SIX hours from the base and
repenished at the top Of the cupola. Ths bat the
dinsTy every day capasy Of the Kiln as has been Hbuaf
nnty demonstrated BY those already In opsratioas Al
also makes much better lime ttan thAs burned IN the
dinsry way, all the stone being perfectly burned.
ANY number Of reiabi. ceruncAtes % The capacity Of
the kin, and any other Information In references 70 H.
will be furnshed application By letter or Otherwise 70
the subscriber who s agent for the sale rgh and pat.
ting up kins 10 the State Of Tennessee.
j. A. RICHARDSON.
McNinnville. Jan 9s. 1887. iAnso-dAwem
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Arrived.

L. :. N. steamship washins'or. Cav from srsn9en n.
Southauepou Dee 81 With mdse ard pass % C. H. SENDS
Ship Java TAYLOR Glasgow - DAYS with ndse 70 Durham
Dinon Dee r lsi Al q lon s. S. passed doaele top>Ad
yAfd Oh boand e show nE red swallow tail sigma, ~lh
b.ck l. Dec ST. lat % % lcn IS 49, spoke ship A.s
Horse Boston bound The has eKpeenesd heavy NV.
UdNN W. gales during the entire passage
schr Fanny. Hin, Cbse'on days vita cotton, a. 70
Bpnley SurdAy morning, " bile l,ne - the ek,
Staten Issnd air BY the Zee which drove her
uud the ferry docs Al hsh water on hooeAy
ins forced Der Of the bottom and together With The
se drove her down the lower landing where abe
brought up u solid Ice lost bboo anchor and received ohg
damsge
Schr Mana Jsne Crosby Boston days vi. sAsdy HoOi
with uadse. master.
sAILED-Ship. Isaac Webb, Bryer. for Liverpool, wln-
wind Gist for Melbourne bark Gorilla PsAr ,N of L,bn
WIND-Durins tho day. W.sW.
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ID " INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME coURT-osCUlr-Jm. sO.-B.tsr. Jads.

SUPREME c0URT-CIRouIr-JN. ?O.-Befsrs Judge
DAVIES.
HERCASTILE TRANSACTION.
AbJOte Chnaman' as Fletcher we'tray aud Charles NJ
This is an action on bill of exchange drawn on the
East India Company.
The complaint avers that the defendants, being in
ebted TO the plaintiff for the net proceeds Of S bales
Of raw silk shipped by the Andes account of the
plaintiff in the OF tl29 9i7 sterling, nitted to
the firm of Wolcott Bates x Co or their aSsgnees,
bill Of exchange the East lndb Co npany for the
above sum payable to the order Of Fletcher Westrsy
then in China That Westrsy having left for New
York before the bill arrived il was trans nted hither
on the Sd of January, 1853, for indorse nent. and
therce 10 London, where II was duly Endorsed, but
that instead of returning Il TO the plaintiff, he sold it
In London and RENTED the proceeds to Wolcott &
Westray.
The complaint goes on to charge wrongful and
fraudulent conversion of the funds in question and de-
nAnds judgment for 81 30, with interest.
IRE main defense set up was that the plaintiff was
not the owner of the bill in suit and that at all events
the defendant WolcOtt not liable the conversion
having taken place after the firm of Woloott West
ray.
On these grounds motion to dismiss the complaint
was made, and granted as concerns Wolcott. The
question of fact TO who owned the bill submit
ted to the jury. Verdict for plaintiff for s69S o..
ID. d. & d. Lord for plaintiff; Bell Il Doe aOd d. d.
Field for defendants.
Before Judge ROOSEVELT
ANOTHER OF THR SCHUYLER ACTIONS
Cornelius Vanderbilt sst The NewYOrk and Harlem Railroad
This action is brought to recover SO 900, with the
dividends due thereon in July, 1884, for money loaned
by the plaintiff to Robert Schuyler upon the hypothe
cation Of like amount of preferred bonds issued by
the defendants
The theory of the defense is that as to the principal
sum the Company is not liable inssmuch the bJnds
were negotiated by Schuyler on his own personal a,
count and that so far the dividends are concernei
they subsequently, credited to Schuyers account
by the Company the stock standiog IN his name
The defendants further contended tia, under their
bylaws, person indebted TO them could not transfer
his stock bind them and that they al right
to transfer stock held by debtor in order to secure
themselves On these two propositions the Court held
sgainst the defendants
general verdict for the full amount claimed was
however, taken for the plaintiff subs. TO the opinion
Of the Court at General Term
II. F. CLARK for plaintiff; Cnas W. Sapdford for de-
Pendants.
SPECIAL TIkN.
Before Judge CLERSf
LAWYER COMMITTED FOR coyrrNPr
james c. WickeT at HorA,e Dfes,.t
The defendant having been sijd6gej guil;y Of coz
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Ocean Steamers
TO RIVE.
Passenger Arrived

10 o. s. ~ 'tsam,ap Hd.hiy0ton from Bremen and SOUTH
ggM10"0GCsPt H.Tt.lens y n, Lieut. Stone U = n \
gstche, Morrison, J. HILL J. Hall, J. Nelson Brown j.
BlsirF Consoles Prior q Anderson j. B. TutinEton,
Anderson j. Conway, r. Cochran j. Hathaway r. W. Getty,
McNs1snt, g. Bndgewater, o. Norris, j. W. Williams
? Ostrich w Kinney J. Raymond, l. Trims O. C. Page W
gtn, Mrs PenoD L. Penlon o. Pohl schAler Fetyar'
Eischer L. CoheDs Esip, z. T. Bneout o. bsrnheimer
l. Botisnge Mr.. Bolehapr Mr. BepAche, Mr. Richter, A
Richter Richter J. C. Buttner c. Karthaus, w ApPer-
man, Wsesler p stening. Constant C. Mehdsrins J.
Mrs HOLMAN J. Bronze NJ Bronze. NJ HUM, A. Schmidt, H.
Schif.rt, II. Williams
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urt then adjourned for the day.
COTrRT CALFNDAR-TE1s DAY.

sr,y,,o, Cam ConRTMNos. S54, IS. $50. 577. $50
ZIG 257 58s as Coz 6O7 SOC 60 Gill; 6l2 6l3 64 6l5 6s
SIG $40 62 63 ga SIS 6 618 $50 63l 652 63S 6S5 657
6SS $50 5l8. 5l9, SIS.
suPRrxE COURT-Specia Term.-Class Nos. Z,
2 g. ClA. Lee 10 49, -, a. % g. S &c. rs
SuPRIHE CoURT-Circuit.-Part Mos. 1916,
9 I66 Ill 43 2sl 2e 49, sos sos SOL 39 Sill 5l3 Part
a. 40 49, 4s4 1876 494 498 500 sos 54 SIG $40 So 5t
65l to 500 81 $50 $50 49, $50 2 to So 1872 49, g. 49,
1856.
Court OF CoHHoE PLEAs-Tral Term,-Part l.
Nos 81 24 22l no $50 inclusive. Part IN0s 245 rs
$50 Isl 252 242 15 % D. 49, g. H. l $780, 49, 5 So 76 81
Qt9 I0q IA
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT:-PETE.ER

NETWORK SUPREME COURr.-PEIEk
~ SUTHERLAND asAinst THE METROPOLITAN Hhh
AND MAINE INSURANCE COMPANY -semmons ff NJ
no, Demand Oh Contract Com not 10 the above JAZZ
Defendants: You hereby summoned ana s1nirea "a
IN. compliant 70 this sco which will b. hled IN ne ose
the CLERK the City and County Of New fork the a
The CLERK Of the County NeWfOTk and 10 serve "y ~
your answer 70 The I'D complaint the ssssenbsTs
Office No . Wsllst, in the sad city within twenJ 81
a. yice Of hi. summons exclusive 81 the day ~ s
service; .nd you 4i 70 answer the said eomp.1n IN
A, lime ,oresd the plaintiff win take udgnent tor ts en-
OF 400 with interest fD the jOh day Of s~pi-mD@ ~
thousand sht hundred and ~ four besides the costs o. ~
.c.ou-Ds,ed December - 1876.
PIERREPONT STANLEY, Plaintiffs Aton-y'.
n B-Tbe complaint filed on the 18th day o. Jan "
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.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

BuRGLARY.-The Office in the lumber yard of John
Burst Co. Jersey City, buTglsrously entered dur
ms Sunday night and the books of account stolen.
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To N arfners.

LIGHT VESSELS N CaEsAPEAsE BAN.-isi}fmat'"a hS
becu received the sht vessel stationed on
Smiths Point mouth Of the Potomac River aud the sht vessel
In Hoopes Straits 1snser SOUND nave
sven Of tLer return w. H. MURDAUGH,
Norfolk Jan. -. Lighthouse Inspector OF ON osuct.
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- al. q, IN. Emily, caro- Of $500 b@ss Keen post,
S 80 T~s.I., ,.1t Sales OF 100 Jaws at l4fc,
mo-. and 100 Do a. i.io. Ise 50 b-ss hArseAeo =, lae
C0TTONInd.r NE Amercs's sdyiees there las been ar
esv ,Ie, A. an improv Of an te Toe SALES on The
not ar, 900 A.ss We revise quotation. 20 show the al
van esiued
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Markets. CAsrruILr REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.

TUESDAY, Jan. ~, 1857
AsHES-Ths dsm.sd Or both hrds Is hulted and with
er. supply prices favor the buyer 81 62 for Pot and
for PsAlls- - 80 49, 49,
COFFEE-The nAyket has be very quiet The ,uoy and
zee largo both uhe sFeets and the move
Eent 81 pocd. thus keeping rom operass ne soch
fro a. zoe ssss vi al kRds 90 b.xs saa nsta Tne
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PRONISIONS-Thsre is buoyancy Pork market,
the difcuty In moving r. checks oasnt tne safes are ~
tor new Prime quite irm with nothing dong sales
o 200 bbls 80 25d 10 Tor Prime tlO O0 u % FOR new
Country Mes. aud I'D repacked Mess and 10 tor new re-
naked Chicago LAID IL steady but quiet the receipts are
stock much reduced sales OF 80 bOs aud tcs
part 10 arrive l2sGl2c. Beet Hams better aud 10 de-
100 bbs choice go So Dressed Hogs are Ia
quest $50 boxes long ribbed middles Western At about
lOc Meats held higher but quiet sales OF % tc
at lCdlC3c for Hams and 8dstc for Shoulder Butter Is
firm and in fair A. lod[c for ono and ga c Tor
plenty. at lVd otc.
RICE continues quiet; sales Of 50 tee. at sdie as to
'sTGARs-Toderr continue firm in their vi and good
demand prevails the transactions are small being limited by
the light offering the distractions to the landing OF re-
cept goods. and the high prices current hehned are hm
and scye for the season. the production Dehnd the inquiry
for urgent wants.
sEEDS-A moderate rry for Glover for the home trade
i2dl2ic nothing Doing tor export Timothy s inactive
asa 2I bush Rough FaAis nominal at 65d 81 ~ y
bush Of Sd n. Lnsed quet last sale 81 Calcutta
Bosoe IS the spot and = 80 Spring delivery
sPELTER quiet but very hLm, OWING to the small STOCK
on sale; sInall sales from store a. &c Y 10.
sHOT-Drop aud Buck steady, but the demand u lin
tied ic TIE former and TIC tor thester less cent
cash. 49,,
ing unsettledly.
TOBACCOEspauish Leaf is active and firm; sales Of IA
sses At Sd 8c and 7l6 bales Cuba private terms Ken
lucky good request full prices sales Of l3 hhds
Itdl7-the latter figure sales Aso Of Ia cases
Seed Leaf at lsdSoc and 50 DO Florida private terms
TlN-Block Tin is very firmly held at StG5c cash for
Banca and S5d35.c for Straits time Plates hrn but the
sctive sales OF 5Od6O boxes at S22)1 bI 30
Tor Id X t0 10 IS for G. Coke 80 ia 30 SI tor Coke
T.rne. and 8 10 SC III for Charcoal Terne mos.
TALL0W-Tse demsad Is moderate and prices favor the
WHISKY-Tbe market Is dull and heavy only retail de-
msnd sales Of go bbs st 2e G5Oc for Ohio and Pnson
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C~oR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

i PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid AID .aPyyn 70
.S .; Il sspaY THtssD1 s SATURDAY, @
. m and DE BAY STATE, CAPT Jewes ls.yss s.~s;,ss
o m from Pe1 No ~ asar tbe Battery both soushns~
Newport eseh way. $500
Hereafter 10 rooms will be REGARDED ~ secured 70 shJF
he same al have been paid for 80
Prsight Boston 10 forwarded through win ss>e ep
80 wH. BORDEN, Asssi No 70 nd II w'''~'
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Markets. .Peported By 7elegraph.

EEw.ORLEASs, Jan I9-CoTrOs unchanged; sales to-day
so bales MoLAssEs, sc. FLOUR hrn AZ 87H 81 %.
Mixed Com sOc POsg firm at 0a so IS tor Mess Other
srticles nLehansed
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MARRIED..
DEE ID.

PETRI-LUCAS-In this city Tuesday, Dec. 80 by the
Rev MI sencemtn, Nj John w. Petfi to Miss Mary A. Luz
cas- both Of this city
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hEIArusZ ALMANAC. This DAY
sun-Ri.e, 7Is Sets...... sos AOon-S.ts. J:4s
wAfsR....TBIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. SOS Gov. Island 355 hshGste... 5:S
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Ocean Home Mesns Gssfnssos fesmih sorsi Vsnns, ~
itnson, CursooA Boonen Graves Co.
sehooSsr-D B. Warner Hammond Charleston, Aeoro.ay.
Mottk ca
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IAdvestssenssti Tho Great
TIE SERPENT OF THE Dssrs,, Hu.tux IN HE
,.5.~hable performances THIS esntoa he ,su- moral
,h.n Cg1ELor1E TEMPLE 10 S'0 P
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tempt n filling TO subr n TO examination az jndg
ment debtor, and not having purged himself OF such
contempt but cont nuing contunaeious, though one
hundred foioe, acc srdng 20 COUNSEL Of aidsvits and
orders in the cas- have been entercdsn order OF com
mitmeni was u ne morning granted, the application
OF K W. VI" Pelt counsel for the DIsintif
Ihis oroe after rectDg the principal facts N tue
case, direc n the Sheriff forthwith To commit the de-
fendan l. Horace Dresser, 10 the jail Of the City and
"CouD ~ of New.York, and TO con6ne and detsln him
ther until he shall be discharged according to law.
Miehs.l P. Morris al. Alfred 5. Livingston
William O. Lord AZ. Levi. $. R bsin-
Referred 10 j. w. Edmonds.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-PARr IL-JAS. @-Bef're
THE IRvIsG HOUSE AND TIE TAILOR.
James T.. Hadden David h. Meiss ei al
Ourresders Will remember The niue o9e-sory cotun
Of the Irving House building the lessee o.
which obstnsy refused to make terms with those who we
full plsy tin the fairly down and the
erected Havins sturdy kept he ground W tne worst OF ns
WHO disturbed his peace pr cured bond from them agreeing
respond whatever DAMAGES he may have suffered al thef
hands now brings this action thereon.
The complaint that the plaintiff j. lessee from me de-
feneant Lawson Carter Of store al No 2 bTosd"ay i2t hs
Of single occupying the entire first floor and basement
4" Of building having three independent bnek walls and
Tst subsequently, nes and Ayers the defendants
procured ofhe whole building and proceeded 70 i
Il down taking all the doors and Windows from al para
thereof except that occupied BY the plaintiff That in me
Of this wok large masses Of rubbish fell upon the cent
ing Hsddens store enoanger iS safety and expose
20 theft FIRE and dust That the chimney app1enAst 10 me
store removed the smoke and escaped into the
store making wholesome aud unsafe. Other incidental
dmsges also alc ged; and the plaintiff prays oi such
his injury aud expenses IN guarding his
property.
x denies these svements specifically and affirm,
thau'lc work d0re with due aud diligence, aud
without n.olcstation 20 the plaintiff. 800
need, but bids TAR 70 last Tor
several usually the with this cass of suits
A. Mathews plain uf Geo. Shea for defendants
SPECIAL TERm.-Befoie Judge lNCRAHAN
Elizabeth Com,sky sgt Charles ;. PelL
Motion 10 dismiss complaint granted
George W. Morling agt Hover 7. Gamer
Order directing a commission 10 issue
Evan Griffith sgt William Wskley Sc
Order Of reference tO Vessel Smith.
Riley W. Kenyon AIT. John Hany.
Motion to open default, &c, denied with $40 costs
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-JAs 2o-Before judge
RUSSELL.
Robert and Cornelius Linn, jointly indicted with
Psudeen for upon Nj Lesa brought for
trial and pleaded guilty. They reminded, and will be
sentenced on Saturday next
Joseph Perry indicted for burglary at the premises
Of D. C. Hurd and attempting b stesl $1,000 worth Of
property pleaded guilty and remsnded for sentence
Dennis Ford indicted for stealing from Wells Fargo
Co. pleaded guilty Of petit larceny and remandes for
The Court then adjourned for the day.
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Board OF SUPERvIsORs.-Thi body held lor
nspe sf Il Of the least public Interest.
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Fatal RESULT OF BURNS Coroner Redding held
ri, Yesterday upon the body cooTed named
Mas DemoDd who died No 288 SchermerboIn street the
dsy previous About week ago her caught hre HON the
asi lamp head and body dTeadfuy burned
The verdict Of the Jury accordance with the Facts
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An AGED CoLoRED WOMAS.-A cOlored womsn
named LYDIA Johnson who resided with family in Clinton
avsnue died Friday last In the Ooth year OF her age Ihs
Of the Ppor applied to for the Necessary
bSs habimen and coffin She had served in the capacity
Of servant with parents md grandparents OF the same
family and was at last buried At the public expense
'' lBrookyn Eagle.
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The Board Of Education failed TO organize for want
Of a quorum Of members. and necessarily adjourned
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TYR DISCHARGED PoLCEMEN.-Some of the dis.
shared Policemen retain their and intend to demand
pay services since dismissal FIX Alderman CapWe
been retained them and preparing his points 10 en-
their behalf against the y II Is held that the
prohibits the dismissal Of Policemen unless charged
With ofenss and then only after trial and conviction be-
fore the MAyor and Aldermen.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORS OF NEw-YoRK........JAs.


s,eam,hsp-AsiA Lang. Liverpool, Y. CrnsTd.
ship-Hnsssr, Arthur. heltonrne, r. w. Cameron
BNls-4sppsyHs, Wpkns, CNs9ss, kss b NEPHEW
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RoBDRRY.-Mr. James Sanderson OF Atlantic street
s, knoled down IN Washington street Saturday night by
TuiGns who stole bundle containing new coat ahd
sfher clothing with which they made successful retreat
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RR0OKZ YN ITEMS.

p.oo,,Ys PoLIcE.-We learn that the friends OF
,,1 order f Brooklyn have agreed upon very care
souv drawn bill for the appointment Of three Ponce
commissioners by the Governor and Senate who are
W have the whole supervision of the appointment tr'a
.spepson and removal Of oil and any members oil 'he
Police Department. The bill has been prepared oT
Judge Culver, and is designed to guard against ne
sbuse. now practiced 1t will be submitted 70 the
Legislature the present week bid has alec been
prepared and will be submitted for Commissioner Of
Jurors in Brooklyn. The present way OF selecting
iurors and appointing police il justly the subject Of
great complaint
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THE CoURTs.-The Supreme Court, General Term,
organized yesterday in consequence Of the unavoidable
absence Of Judges Strong and Emo who detained on ac
count Of the snow. =,
The in jur elton restraining Joseph Oliver from acting "A
German Ninth WsId have been argued in the City
ou Yesterday but the Judge being absent from the city and
unable reach here account of the Storm the matter nees
tarily stands -,
In the Cont of Sessions Cathane Riley srrgned
Indictment for receiving stolen goods Her counsel moved TO
indictment the ground that did not set Ith t
SIC received the goods with the intention Of deaudng the
owner The indictment qusshed when the Court sd'
ieurned for the day.