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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

We print elsewhere the letter of Mr.. o. B. Ma.
ttson 10 the House Of Representatives, protecting
against The course pur ,ued by msloriiy OF the
Com iuee Of Investigation aud dtmaudng of the
liou'e fair, open tIia, with opportunity to con-
ifont AMI Constantine the witnesses accusing
lin. Tbs dems1i was Iefjsci-we Ii ak mis.
taheh'j Nheftupon Mr.. N. resigned his seat.
lie nov a2pea's to the pubic for that impartial
bc'Ilg wli:h Ii, Con mi,tee and the lIou,e den ed
tm- and we true, he viii be csaiiOy beard and
Ir'eCd. His statements strongly iupe.ch the fair
Lees 'Dd equity Of he secTe. Lives lsa,iOo on tie
rrgih q. which be wss condemned.
We haze no doub: ih.', as To- House i;,elf frs!
Ia'std The Committees oil to prevent and punish
Cpg'ess.ohal Corfu )tiop ard imGe5iAtely pro-
'etted 10 reconsider aud rejec, II, So tue Country
Il ultimately real re that in the manner in viii n
'bIee Representatives, were impea.hsd and CON
dem ed without trial, principles essential to Pab
lie Liberty aid PrivA'e Right base been rd,ale.sly
.ri ken down. No matter how blapabk may have
been he individuals ssssied. i, was no fault Of
;itis ihA' the Investigation Va, pso;rac:si ~ so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14
ASSEM- bly,.


The Secretary of State has transmitted Report Of
the Criminal Statistics of the ate The convictions
during the year were II ,Si-ef which !, 500 were Of
American birth and 3 SIS foreign. Tne returns shoH
il crease of convictions during the year as con-
pared with those Of last of $50. This Is not sttrib
u'sbe 10 increase of crime but TO more fall returns
fiom Sterffs
Mr. JOHN j. REILLY presented the minority 70
port on the erection OF City Hall in New York.
Mr.. WskEMAN called up the report Of the PAT
Wardsns bill and moved lie adoption.
Mr.. JONES moved 10 recommit the bill with In
siuctiCns 10 the Committee 10 strike out the usvs
privi tg's given 10 Wardens
The louse refused to recommit and ordered the biz
to third reading
NOTICES oF BILLS.
by Mr.. HANFORD-To compel persons using in
toxcatrg drinks 20 obtsin license.
By Mr.. NARNUM-TO authorize the City Of New
York 10 purchase Crystal Palace.
To smend toe charter Of the Juvenile Asylum.
Mr.. BRADFORD Of New York rose 10 aquestion o.
priyi tge lie oenied the report tina. he had been
gsgeo ID duel at Washington, and obtained leave for
the CeIk TO read bis card published in the New York
papeis.
Mr. Uphams Canal bill, dvesting the Canal B,&a
Of certain powers and transferring the same 10 tho
Contracting Board and State Engineer, was passed.
EyEsIsG SESSION. -
The special order was the Excise bill, bat il wal
postponed until Monday evening
BILLS PASSED.
IN relation to banks, banking associations AMI ndi'
vicual bankers.
To amend the act organizing the Bank Department,
and RAISE the salary OF the Superintendent 10 600
The bill to incorporate the Commercial Trust Com
pany OF New York was lost by Ye,s, 50; Nays 81.
motto TO reconsider was declared out Of ord1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

The Supreme Cur! of the United STATES has
made an attack upon cur vital, ancen. and legal
liberties: and We are tod BY tOades and truckers
that We must submit without murmuring. TneJ
seem entirely TO forget that il has nsver been the
hsbi of the Aps!oSsxon race 10 acquiesce in wrong
cone from vba. quarter It may. Tne teachings Of
history are ost upon such men. But tho,e who
Itnt Der that al the freedom which We enjoy ha,
b'en wen by resistance to power, AID only afrec
''gorots s,rgg'o With croHgsd ,ascs,s sad unjust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

We have few words of caution for the Legisla-
tors Of our Safe which, we trust, they will 8.
east consider: The People are about to be taxed
SEINE Three Millions OF Dollars for the promp. com
pletion of our Public Works. heavy load, bat it
will be cteerfully, uncompainipgy borne rightly
imposed. On this subject p,r spirit is hu.hed,
and even the desire to make party capital hell in
sbeysnce. But We notice N the re ,Ord of single
days proceedings favorable ACTON on bill to pay
resident negroes $50 each as an outfit in case Of
their emgrs'iDg TO Liberia; bill appropriatjng
Sl5o,oo0 TO pay the claims of soldiers wao served
in the war of l-l2 (and were pad for il, beside
being sluiced With bounty, land warrants, &c. }, and
various bills TO raise salaries or increase expenses in
other ways. Gentlemen Of the Legislature We
pray you DO. 10 add one fesher's weight to the
ordir a'y public burdens until the Canal Eolirse-
mtnt shall have been completed and paid for O,her
tiiI gs csn wal; the Canals must be completed now,
unless We mean to let their bus ness float away
down The s., Lawrence. or be wbrled off en- the
railroads.. s. nd no dollar not iuperatvey re-
on red, uLt We shall have finished and paid for the
Canss.
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EX-sECRETARY GUTHRIEs RECEPTION AT
IlI'IALIIIE

LOrbyILLE Ihlrzday, Mach Il, IeJ'.
TIE Hon. Jsmes Guthrie, ex-Secretary OF the
Tessury. aInyed here this evening. lie Wa receiver
BY committee ard c. lzeLs generally 81 tbe depo' ani
welcomed by The discharge OF cannon, muse az
lo,t an, u6ed him 10 Mozart Hall where 10 behsh
Of be ls'ge concourse assembled. he was welcomed
hone by Chancellor PRIZE ia elegant speech, to
NH Nj. Guthrie plsde an apprOprate reply.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribure-
WASHINGTON ErldaI March l.


WASHINGTON, Friday, March l3. 1857.
The Senate has closed up business, except some
nominations that will be sent in tomorrow.
All the naval promotions resulting from the &C ion
of tie late Reform Board were confirmed, with the
concurrence Of the retired officers.
Much satisfaction is expressed over the decipia-
lion of Peter G. Washington. His successor, Mr.
Clayton, is an old personal friend of Secretary Cobb.
The Sandwich Islsrds treaty was under c)nsid-
GRAFTON, and, by vote Of 30 TO IA, motion to lay
on the table was defeated. On the direct test, il
might be confirmed BY close vote; but the Louisi-
ala and other Senator'S viii talk i. down if tia. Coz
tir gency be probable At least, they threaten to.
Mr.. Cameron wss confirmed 10 his seat. The
Indiana cases will be laid over TO serve p,rty ends
No important D p'oma,c appointments will BE-
made till May or June. friendly disposition is
entertained toward Mr.. Aiken for first class
Mission.
Lord Napier is NEGOTIATING q lease for Senator
Fi.hs residence
Mr. Buch.nans health suffers from constant aud
exsc,pg pressure. He is compelled to retire b. :
o'clock at night TO recrui, for da demands IL is
not ced hat he exhibits signs OF fstgue and age.
and spprehensions are felt for the result by d'sn-
ttIssted friends.
Mr. Whi,tleseys resignation, though Voluntary,
was cor strained by apparent circumstances.
Mr.. Cobbs advertisement for the purchase of
million and half Of Cove nment securities at for
mer premiums was rendered necessary by the ex-
pir.,ion of The notice on the 4th of March pub
h.hed by Mr.. Guthrie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

Philip c syton was yesterday confirmed by the
Sci ate Il, Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury vice
Peter G. Warrington, superseded; with Col. Sam.
Medsry IS Governor of Minnesota, and j. ?. Al
derson as Governor Of Washington Territory, and
any number Of promotions in the Navy.
Tie opposition TO Mr. Camerons sitting as Sen
s,or from Pennsylvania WIS allowed quietly to iz-
gle out.
Messrs. Fitch ard Bright b'szeDly persisted in
upboldiDg and profing by the fraud which has
70 s'ed them into the Senate in defiance of the Con-
stitulion and laws of their Safe Mr.. Trumbull
ably resisted; bu. ii is evden. that the fraud is to
be upheld to the end by majority of the Senate.
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PoSTAcY SrANrS e ceais) for .s'ea at ,hi, Office
4O NiTEEAN STRTTT.

srf.aAs MAtviNs R-ch G . imPrcvs: Sal ,NsN
oEE sTF MLttfs PatDt secured ~ iA- celebrated Ia
49, p wpsR PRoof LOGS with WY suank a. made
sesS ~ b Il .siA,e inspect 81 ofour NJ SeArus who hA' ~
vsA,. their anuctUu dafog Which time
NJ. aost. ofih II ~ peTy BE- JasuneG ~ oac Of
erSsi hsv az been tested n scejcgtA 6-s Warranted
A.o BAD proof Chests q sny siir lined WITH hi3saei
- Ehich an.0i b. dii led - broken.
49,, SrgAHxs HAEytS No. ~ Mur-ayst
Fa..ofy cor s. Iiik. p.'cs - Az \
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TIE EUROPEAN STEAMERS.

HALHAH, Friday, Mach Is, DO:
The steamship Ameic lcit hee shordy afer mid
night for BostoB where she viii be due shoot doom 90
Satafcsy. Her mats will probably reach NeS ofk IA
.esson Tor distribution Sunday morning.
The Niagara arrived here from BJstOn At o COCK
tbis morning, and rallied AZ AIN At for Liverpool WIZ
astI,pg nsIlh.west wind AID cloudy weather.
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FROM HAVANA AND KEY WEST.

CHARLIE Friday, M,lch IS, IO''
Ire steamer Isabel from Hsyan- and hey Wes1o "a
the lCih nj, arrived to-day.
The toliical news Is uninpor'art S1gn was hfa
$40 the msrket atio-A,ed, with large uans@1ons
but quotaiic ms generally unchanged. Coffee hnses
slIhg tendency. Frish.s tim. Exchange VG1s'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

Ire news from The Republic Of ss. Domingo is
Interesting. Civil war prevails there. Baez, ia's'y
the President has been taken captive By the op-
posing party, and Will be banishaf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

Some highly interesting intelligence from SPAN
is communicated in another column by our M4dr d
correspondent II seems tina. the war aga'n''
Mexico is TO be prosecuted with vigor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

". b..e by telegraph come further particulars
Of the terrible railroad slaughter in Canada Inc
EXC, number # penons kileiis not jet kdo"n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

WAsHISGToS, Friday, March 49, 1851.
Lord Nsp'er has had en- irformsl interview th the
:. oretay Of state and Monday next il arranged for
bis rIestItson to the President Of the United States.
About 'tIiy penoLs fiom Kansas, u1iDg te
Inoiars of ihsi Territory, headed b. Gen. Whitfield
this morning formally pad their respects 70 the Pe:
dent.
The s. nate will scjourn sine die tlmorow, the
President having no commune atoms to MAKE which
wosld rreer i. Necessary 10 Qr0Ong the session be
word thst time.
The following confrma ions were made by the Senate
10 day:
Isai H. Surgeon Assistant Treasurer o. the United
Siaies a, s. Louf; John 5. Cunningham OF South
isut Secretary OF the Treasury jacob Troutman, Post
nts,er at Hamilton, OF 10; Turpey Nelson OF India "a
SuptiLttnca. Of lncisn Affairs for TIE Territory Of
Utah; J. Patten Andersen Ct Washington Territory,
Goveror of tie Territory of Ainnescts; Vim. Weer
- KsIsss United Stat, Attorney for tn. Territory OF
Kansas, VICE A. J. l:ascs resigned Levi: W. Sford,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

Tie opinion of Mr.. Justice Curtis in the Died
Scott case is divisible into three parts;
The first part, which we pub ished yesterday,
DISCUSSES and negatives the objection taken to the
right of Scott to sue in the United States Court on
the ground that be was negro, aud herefore'inca.
psbe Of enjoying the privileges of citizen OF the
United States.
The second part, assuming for the purpose Of the
argument that Congress hiss the Constitutional
power of prohibiting Slavery in the Territories,
maintains that under the facts of the case Died
Scott and his family are free.
The third and by far the most important part, is
an otswer to the extra by the majority
of the Court of any power in Congress to prohibit
Slavery 10 the Territories. This denial on their
part is wholly rs-udicial because, having decided
tia. Scott had no right TO appear before them
as sutton, they had no case before them on which
b base an opinion position in hch Mr. justice
Curtis does not stand, since maintaining the jur,s-
dic,ion of the Court over the case, it becomes in
Gun ben. upon him to go on and give an opinion on
the merits.
We publish to day the concluding portions of this
able opinion. The argument on the power OF Con
press is exceedingly complete, whether 10 an hs.o
icsl OF legal point of view. While adding not a
little to Judge Curtiss reputation as lawyer, it
will 90 far TO vn1icate him from the suspicion bi,h
erto entertained by some of being entirely at the
disposal Of the Shareholders. We are inclined to
think they will set down this opinion as wpng
out sI the credit gained by Mr. Curtis as an apollo
ST for the Fugitive Slave law.
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Nem91ork Daily @ibnam

SATURDAY. MARCH a. 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

WIGS HAIR DYE i,-WIGs .i-BATrHELOR's
WIGS and ToVPry have Improvements peculiar their house
They celebrated a. world for their graceful beauty
and duiabyht,ius 20 charm. Tue largest and
sock IN the world. Twelve private fey applying
Gnous DYk. Sold at BATCHKLOR's, No. 2Ei Broadway.
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DIR. SMILES MAGNETIC sane.

For salt kHEus. SCOTIA bVsSs. CHILBiAINSU LcCRs
Sc p sAe .; HECENAN CLARK Co s. Nos los 275, oil
and 80 Broadway
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CIrl2INs OF NEW. II,vEN.-NOw Is your time
Il sou want CHINA GLASS Gas FXIURE snd PLATED WARE
lie who's Il our ima the largest ia America IL
b,ins sid Of b,,w cost n b. See our advertise leut
il Il Dry Goods coumn Of this pspor.
~ J. 4 DAILY L 90 Nos 6Sl and 63 Boa Nay.
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RCPIUKE.-Obly fIizc Medal awarded TO MARSH
Co. BY Tie Industrial EXbii.u OF a. Nations az tie Crystal
Palace for btr P4rtAI RADICAL CVSs Truss. Refer
eocs =. g. 1t, suI o'!;y Prot..s. NALNTNE Morn vii.
lNss PAKksR AUD J0HN VI. CAKNocBAN Open from.
- gH IN MAhsM 4 Co. 80 y MAlcn lane. Ne, York
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SEWING MACInNEs.-I. NJ. SINGER & Co. s Ga

besuiul Pictorial Paper contains full and reliable in
funsoL about SEWING MAcHsfS aud answers al question:,
the subject al who READ this paper VIII
Learn bow to purchase SEWING MAcHIsE with wach wv
profit made and will be protected from
being Imposed upon BY any the humbug machines be-
Ise the pubhe l. NJ SIsGEE Co.'S GAZETTE will be seat
n sls 10 all who apply by letter or otherwise.
M SISGtR Co.. No. SIS Broadway New.Yo%.
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THr HAPPY THuramr struck Mr. CHICEsTET

LOOMING. GLASSES, PlCTuRE-FRAMEs En-
esAvisos ANT MATERIALS. &c, TwssTY.flvE PtS CENT
BELOW THE CVsToMARY PkICEs See Advertisement under
DAY GOODS. WILLIAMS, SrtvESs WILLIAMS Co,
No So BroAiwsy
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ChIsTADORO Is proud to know that the world

(hINIADOKO pTUuU kNUN IHuE IUt WI
init. hi. be facts Tee truth OF his ssseT
,ioa Ihsl EXCE.SIoR HAIk DYE would replace with
q .u. tsek brown her color Of The hair Is
Known Bsiue 10 MssHpp, ALEC that the efe 10 pro
ouced the bene ee Instead ~ scorched
by the OPERATION. s. sud 81 piled al No Asor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

Coroner Connery kept the jury waiting more than bal
an hour after the time assgnedfor the meeting 10 com
az nce stating that he had been detained by the Public
Ad,1inistraior Mr.. Wildes +. Walker
NJ Charles = spencer and Mr.. Jonas u. Philips, two
legal gentlemen were permitted by the Coroner be pre-
sent AZ the examination they stpulang that they would
no, sr1a q word Coroner ConDery remarked that -
long a. they did undertake ~ the Clinton affair
over Ned Connery," they should not be moested
The prs were by request Of the jury, taken from
the room
Coroner nnery then addressed the jury at come length
stating that IT'D their permission the legal gentlemen
would be allow. TO remain II had been proved he said TIC
private wstchman when Leeds the night Of the muir
der arrested a man. besides Mr.. Hilton 10 front Of the
Globe Hotel II hA been positively sworn ~ by man
Of character The witness had been particularly and
mnuely questioned Wy The Coroner, jury and reporters,
and had dcviAted n ON his statement In CONCLUSION,
he asked must he hold that responsible for letting
that gos
The jury almost unanimously expressed the opinion
that the private Waterman Cohen should be arrested.
There being witnesses present. Coroner Connery's
sent 70 look up any h could he found and The
Coroner asked, the opinion 81 legal gentlemen ae H. hs
determination 70 arrest the waehman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

Before Hon. Judge Noodrun.
William Hh,dns WiLlidm n Buyron,-rhis was an
action promissory note made by the defendant A.
follows, for 81 40
Eyw YoRk, May 10, 1854
Thirty days after demand promise 10 pay the order
Of Mrs A. ssnderson twelve hundred and fifty dollars
for value received WIN " HURON
The note endorsed by Mrs. A. A. Sanderscn and by
her brother, George H. Burns
Mr Cram, for the defence, claimed thai the money
which was the consideration 81 the note belonged and
had been Deposited with the defendant by NJ sander
tho hotel keeper and husband Of Mrs A. A. sander.
aon that the plaintiff mot tho real owner OF the note
and that neither the plaintiff Burns had paid any
consideration for ~ that the note really belonged 10
Sanderson, and that against him the defendant had
counter claim amounting ~ $3.50, and that the note had
been sferred nonnay ~ plaintiff prevent the paw.
en u this counter casn Mr. Sandcrson being insolvent
Both The plaintiff and Sanderson examined and gave
evidence 10 rebut this defence Sanderson testified that
the note given IN Burns his brother law who gave
10 Sandcrson letter Of credit for ope hundred pounds and
supplied, or was 10 spply, Mrs Sanderson with money
during her husbands absence in Europe Williams testi
fed that be bought the note from Burns for thousand
dollars The cut very sharply contested and great
deal 81 feeling exhibited between Mr. Sandcrson and
NJ. Burton who, was proved, had formerly been on
terms ~ great intimacy After two DAYS trial the Jury
brought In a verdict for defendant
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MlRITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port or New York, November 40, 1857.

CLEARED.
Steamship Adriatio West Laycrpool-E Collins
Steamship Star Of the West Gray AspinwalT,M Roberts
Ship Emerald Cook Lyergoo-Howland Fr eth
f shRp Rec Rese.en Hanson Rio Co.
Ship Baltic, Morse, Charlsston-C 2 Duncan 60
hsTk Prince PHILIPPE BeD Desweigh CORK ana mAfke'-
BarI Norm Sea- MArGn, cAsgoxaEp,rssa nsnete
BARK Teresa Berry g Thomas &o-Maitlaad Phelps Co.
Brig ornate cBri, Fen,on, MaiifaI~Ieayeraft { Co
Brig Iearian, Chadbcrn, Enzabehpcrt.F Whit,emore
schr Amanda Drces, Laguna-Aennings, Muller Cos
seSr summing Bird Mem c,sniaeeosSB Blossom Son.
se Surprise srpi Powers; Bos.on.sW LswE4co
Echr Wonder French, Providence Master.
frisaie Sagara Hudson Plymouth mo Eng 9th Inst
Steamship Black warrior SMITH New Orleans Nov p and
Havana s with mas se and
signals with steamship bound s s 18Th lat 81 40
eR An %s Steamship For
hence Tor Sayannsh Races Now ORLEANS h uavan,
9Th and Charleston 18th inst with mdse passengers 70
@ % q e SHAFT on
ssrbcsrd side and Pn, into Charleston for orders Game
Ship Oregon Porter Havre IS days. with mdse and ssc
to John Riley Had two deaths among the pas
s Pert Louis ii. s ssa
rs ia $50 n lon Is Is ", ssnalzsd brig Eaton from
Rio Janero for Philadelphia Nov H. spoke schr Alabama
from Baltimore for Matanzas. "A hours from the Capes
Bark Nathan Bridge (of Portland, Cobb Gate Bubey)
Isby Africa, Sep! Is with bass wood 10 ii Delano
Died Oct lat 30 s. Ion IL 80 W. Capt Frederick Bubey
of Boston,
Brig Havana tof Boohbay Curtis Malaga Oct Is passed
Gibraltar 10th with fruit to Hamilton Co. Sept D. on III,
outward pasaage into by unknown vessel wher
20 miles East Of Malaga losing bboom sprung bowspr los
head. &c.
Brig Times tof Boston, Jones, Jacmel, Oct "a with log
wood and coffee TO Habch Co OF Boston Night Of lsh
when on the Woodlands during squall from Westward
split foresail main sail and b, and broke main boom.
Brig Ellsworth tBr), -, Windsor Ms, IL days, with pc
toes, to master.
schr Evergreen, Hinckey Tampco, Is days. with hides
and fustic, TO master.
schr Cum berland Chase. Alexandria, 4 days
Schr Brave Corson, Virginia.
Schr Bay State, verril, Rocklsnd.
schr Wolco. Parker, Boston.
sloop Oliver Ames, French, Taunton.
Steamer Curlew, Williams, Providence.
BELOW.
Brig Ida Mcleod (of Providence from Batimorc-by po
Jane, No u.
Also another brig both anchored on the bar.
SAILED.
soop of Vncennes, Coast OF Africa barks jasper
Charleston Ontario m st John, NIB, schr Shannon (Br)
Harbor Island.
Also steamer Independence Valparaiso ship Charter Oak
Liverpool: bark Garland NJ Jago de Cuba and others
Wind during the day W, and fresh.
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Supreme Court.
No.. I-l nA.-aanlt

II Ae Natter u Ne Bce~ry Bdrk.-The Judge an
nounced that the order made must be modified 50 as 70
permit the receivers 70 act on gtviaS security.
Aomer6 AucAsu aud otAeys Noses BetSsas-Rsrclls
- GsHud" ava anSAer w Hoses Bdaan.-These cases,
the Judge said involved meter of great doubt and The
heard at the General Term,
~ re ne APpscdtton tr Guardian 10 Mrs Fnnev a
Married Wcman1rs. Finney entitled TO real and Der
sona property In he State the daughter Mr. Mericr
Her husband applied for guardian 10 be appointed
cordance with Che laws Of Missouri where they resided
The Judge said he had not the power 10 do that
would make order appointing guardian, using therein
posed Missourithe lady's husband would be admit
ted 70 be her legal and proper guardian, although that
doctrine appeared TO be questioned here In recent cases
Order accordingly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

7TH JUDICIAL DIsTR1CT-TwEIFTH NTsErFrNTu
and Twenty second wards. At an Adjourned nes,in9
ne Seventh Judicial District Convention held Al Inc ,use
yohn hcQuades Third avenue and Eighty seventh sIree,
nnsnnously nominated THOMAS PRARsoN foT Csv J"s
PER p, THOMAS X. DOWNING, Chairman.
WI. VIZ D. ssss spmhinl, secretaries.
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DESPERATE FIGHT WITH cARRoTERs.

ONE or THFs sHoT AND BADLY vourDED--FLIGg Ut
AND ESCAPE or THE HrGHwAYsEs-AS INTEREST
mo cAsE
Between II and O'Clock yesterday morning desperate
attack made upon nr. Alexander b Mott Of No 2po
Tenth street by couple Of garrcers the corner of
Second ana Seventh street the doctor was re-
turning home from SICK call one ~ the rsscss seized
him By the cellar and struck him over the back ~ the
bead with an iron bar. The blow had no, the effect of
disabling the physician for he promptly drew revolver
and fred at bis ssssIant ~oundng him The side Dr
Mott then rushed forward 10 arrest the fellow when the
companion Of the wounded drew pistol and fred nj
The doctor. The hail entered te hat u the intended vic
tim and passed out without doing any further damage
The robbers then cndeayored 20 escape from the doctor
but the latter determined not 10 allow them 10 de
mart easily He followed them no and graspcd the
wounded man, at the same time crying Tor tho police
lie held TO the until the repeated assaults ~
the garrotcrg confederate Obliged him % loose his hold
The wounded man then dragged Oh by his confede
rate and tho pair succeeded 10 making good their escape
soon after their departure ~ the Seventeenth ward
police came M and being Informed o the occurrence
The rar started In pursuit " the fugitves down Finh
street FAR First avenue but they could hnd
u the hiehwaymcn. They then proceeded the seven
ieeptb ward station house. and informed Capt Hart OF