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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18
MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT Wednesday, Jan H. BY the Rfv.
M johnson. Mr.. }. II. DanfoTh 20 Mrs Clsre VI Stone.
DODGE-SOWERS-Cr Wednesday, Feb H. a. the Tssid
of The brde's father By Rev Henry w Dodge Wm N.
Doese this city to Emma eldest daughter Of Daniel '"
Sewers, eco, ofWooily, Clarke County Va
DINsMORE- MONEY ENNY-on Friday Feb. s. by the
Rev n. n Blair, the Rev. James Dipsmore Miss Jane
MoDeyTenny.
LAmBDEN-CORNISH-O Monday, Feb. IS. By the Rev.
LIB Wakey, Mr. George Lsuden OF New. Rochelle, 20
Miss Henrietta Cornish Of New York City.
LEAVITT-PE rRIH-On Saturday evening Feb. T. by the
Rev Dr. Thompson Capt George Lsav Of the bark Cubs
10 Margaret w, daughter OF toe late W. w. Petite esq al
Of tbh city.
POLHEMUS-BROOKs-O "Wednesday, Feb II. q. Grsc.
Church, Lyons, By the Rev. William Allen Fisk Fldee
Polhemus to Henry Brooks Of New.YoIk.
RAY-OSLER-At Pbsielptis, Sunday, Feb. - by the
Rev A. che. Robert N Rag Of Lancaster County Penn
TO Annie Oser Of Philadelphia
ROYCE-BREWER-A Orwell, VI. on fhursdsy, Feb. s. by
tie Rev. X. s. Cushman, Geo Z. Royce Of New York
Miriam L, Brewer Of Orwell
RODMAN-LORILLARO-AtG Grace Church, Monday
Feb 6, by the Rev Dr. Taylor henry s Rodman to Elza
beth Bayard, daughter Of the late Jacob Lorllard.
RYERSON-SHERWOO D-In Fulton City Whteside Coun
ty ILL., BY the Rev II. w. Beers Of the Epcopal Chur IA M
George ". Ryerscr Of Psssdc N j. TO Miss Clroine A.,
daughter o Stephen Sherwood Of Genesee Grove Whtesde
County, Ill, formerly of Brooklyn Loog Island
VAN CLEEF-HOPPING-In Jersey City, on rhUuds. Feb
L. daughter Of the late Jas f. Hopping, all of Jersey City
F.b s. at St. Pau's Church by the Rev. Mscom DJps ass
Henry Wei Josephine youngest daughter Of the ATE
David Sbotwell
WILsON-WF ST-On Thursday Feb u, by the Rev Mr..
Walker Thomas r. Wilson NJ to Henrietta NJ, dau Oh
ter of Capt. John West, b1ib of Brooklyn.
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Arrived.

Steamship Florida Crowel so hours from Savannah. md
and pass L. Mchill In savannah River pissed ,chr
Kate Bingham bound up also, hriss r. ,awton aud John
Price, both bound 10 Havana Sunday Il Is pm EXCHANGED
signals with steamship Marion north OF Hsefss bound to
Charleston.
Ship Daring (clpr Smopson Sbanshse Oct y, with teas
and silks Dec % lat ~ ~ lon 50 ~ spoke b.
ship Esrl of Ellington from Foo Chowfoo for London Feb
a % 49, lon y A. spoke Br schr Alice from Liverpool for
81. Domingo 18Th, passed scbr. Mary Jane, bounds.
Brig Nathan of Mschasl Spencer Co.ilscoacos, Mexico.
Jan IS With mahogany Victor Duckwts pu. into Key
West jan ST. for provision. and men beine sick 9th fevr
and seue; called sgsu Feb. T. The schr. Nina Emma Of
Bremen, Capt Leigeken, from Guernsey was lost az he mouth
of the Cooszaccss about Dss % saved yessel CON
den ned and sold.
Brg Leonard Berry of Pospectl Berry Buenos Ayres Dec
a. with hides &C., TO Wslsh Carver Chase. The Ams
Coopbs Dnnkwa,sr for Rio Jsnero sid Dec u the Mary
Mckee for do, aid. Dec II the Echo Long, for do ed
Dec ~.
Schr. II. b. Feddernan smith, with hides spes &c, from
wreck Of schr CsrmesA ashore At Bsantne Beach Capt
reports that The bg Charles has her discharged
and cables and chos have been laid out AM ser pumping
her thew expect 10 get her n.
Propeller H. Is. Beach Sanders, Boston.
BELOW-Schr. W H. Smith ~ days from Charleston
WIND-Dufing the day s and light, with dense fog
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Diaasferr. &c.


BRG LION of Boston. ashore Georgetown bar e. wa.
built bIookyle IN ls4S l tuns register valued ABOUT
81 60 aud insured in Bosoncsrso valued At about rowo
of CobsDsey 10TH with esmtus Amer ca cndeavonne 10 get
the latter or 49,
SHIP FLOATING ZEPHYR, al New Orleans nom NO Jeneuo
e1p encrd very heavy and much rain on the passage
Bark FURY New Orleans from Liverpool expenenceds
heavy gss on inst In lat 20 A. lon 80 ~ la which lost
fore and main topgallant masts. -
SHIP MANcHEsTER New Orleans, seth ut from Havret
bad very heavy weather the carrying away na on
the sinmas sprung fore useltrees aud tore ana "n''P
sail yard. , -. n -, rL
HALIFAX date OF l2th INST rres tna DE- nj, 'os'p
Dexter Capt Ray previously reported put INTO sup A",
from Boston tor 81. John, N r., hto Dc JufyhHeu, anu
will proceed to Halifax for necessary repairs -,
BARK Oriental OF Boston, which was reported rrcehuy
under Padang date missing vessel At Psdans Nov
and sid 9th for Boston. 49, - =.
BARK A. HouGHros scbrs. Maua Pike VIM Cobb M1nte-
aid others previously reported Ice bound IN Mount ope
Bay, towed IL Fall River lftb list. -
BR BRIG FLORIDA from New.York for Halifax, was a. St
Thomas about LIST In IT. with loss OF sails &c.
ScHR CHASE of Providence was At Farhsyen C 18th inst,
frozen ND ia the ice
BARK d. sDEMoSA Williams, from San Fraucisco for PORT
lano o. crossed bar Columbia River Dec 81 without
pilot and grounded bar where she bged and became
4 total loss With her cargo.
BRIc LoDEBAR at Mobile from Charleston, In contact
ngst of cd ut with vessel unknown supposed ship, either
in ballast or loaded The big had her b BOOM with
all the and gsing attached csh-sd and topfIsnt lore
castle carried the bow port stove rom the
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Arr at New Bedford I8th ship Hlnan Cook Pacdc Ocean,
Payts g. St CsIosNov. IS With 1870 bills 3yO do
whale bsrkfsh pbsck oil SeDt HON. the voyage
1850 u bone. Dec. LAT 50 n tesyy gale, while 'cud-
ding d0ubeefed topsas lost waist boat dsyt<
and endeAyonz lost overheard botsteeref
nsmed William b. Hyle OF Mstspoisett FEB su,hsTn
Of Gulf Stream lad heavy weaber In ~och los. over.
board dsys nd split fore ,oY.a and fres
AR al Valparaiso Dec IT, ship Roscus, Dexter, Of New
Bedford, and sid again on the Sd.
SID from Cal.o Dec g. schr Eneline Moore Of San Fan
cisco, cruise ~
Arr Ut Psyta Jan. 49, bark Sea Fox Comsry Of Wepot
stood and received captain. and sid tor Taie.huADA and
home. -, N,
Anchored a, d. Jan T. ship Leondss, Oliver OF New BED
ord-fad taken sperm whale having por isa, bark
Alice Frazier Newell New Bedford-m eouse9dsn'e on
men refusing duty they all landed and confined ~ order
ofhs American Consul The A. T. sailed with full compile
ment Of aud officers
An AZ St. Helena Dec 49, John Y. Smith, Andsrson, Neg
London with Is bb sperm snd supposed sd again about Is'
spoken-Jsn. l. SO 30 Ion - snip Saratoga, Of and nom
NJ Bedford for Pacific Ocean.
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MARINE JOURNAL
soRr or NEw-YoRK.. II.
Cleared.

seaust ip-Africs fBrl shannon. Liverpool 2. Cuuari.
Ships-Agnes Lses, Me- mith Havana Nssmi'h \ sons
NJ. Bradford. Thou' os'n London Grnuei, Niutun 60
Alexander. BAr Cit-eston. TAYLOR Morrill,, Hartford,
Powell Charleston Mskeusn, Dmou Co. Conue, Parker,
Boston. ". POLITE Co, Equator (sw As.ndeS, Lisbon,
Fuuch Meincke.
Bnks-Tvol., Brown, Wilmington. Antelope; Rhod's,
Barhados H. Trow BRIDE sons. Fiji beth NounG TaragfcA
F. Goodwin Bros; Celia (Brl Curtis, Ponce Hamilton
Bros.
Filing Essle. Conan Mobile. y. II. Brigham; Trade Wind,
Reed e. p J. Peters; Golden Lead. Johpson,
Cienfueso. Metcalf Dunean Kentucky, Nichols CAIden.
Wal.h, Carver Chase.
schooners-Rlyer Queen, Fowler Providence. L. Kenny
Emily Hobsrt Wlrnr gton, d. {. Murray; Helene. Ssts,
Wilmington. Doluer Potter Pilots Bride Pierce rrnidd.
g L. Hatch Co Sarah BaItol, Portland. Hs'ch; 81.
rsh Maria Undehl Rn'sn Island M..ou Smith Cb.res
Dollner Potter; Nema rreworsy Cape C-u9 . j.
Peters Csstner, Tomip Philadelphia j. W. Mckee, Ma
rine Powell. Wilmington F. s Po~ell.
sloop.-Ponter Fowler Providence. L. Kenny; Oregon,
Rhodes, Providence l.. Kenny.
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BPooELYN cOrRr OF GENERAL sssFloNs-Frr II.


Henry Mcintosh win nums-or7 aia'es, Fss tri@1 On
the charge burglary .hd dTres ilo1ory entering
,he house Of George BAnbddse in Clinton aye-ue The aft
the 2fih - SVe-nber ~ and SCALING h-Tefr1m
shawl The prisoner subssqu"ny brots jill AID vas
In Ne,s.i b. resisted The of er by pas Pc o.
a b. head. h 7v.c.c1 e Ls c-rse IL s-nacei %
the Sta.e Prison for years and months. .
Psirick COodern wa placed on trial on an iudict
buqsr In zoe third degree IN stealing sone dresses
sn5 sbA housn Of Ps,rick Kelly IN Hn street on
~ December last Ofcer Pa kusDn Of the Second =
tTict Peice made 'he arrsf cdEd on ~ rrns
examination that be and tod Cnufen hat he aad
tried aud senteuced 70 the Peteuary !1 three d
seven months but would him he wOlf sse u
BE- bad h,B dferert result might BE- ant. ps'el
This The Grand Jury had found bi asaDs- Con
dem who Is7r and therefore svcep bs =
imposed upOp TIE Attorney o.. q. Scluuaker,
esq stated that could not seud 10 Ss'e
Prison on Of such and otirssei lie -ea
ness accept pier o. guilty of pe larceny The Plea bong
accepted BY coaDse for dfn1an the Court dire "a tee Dis
Iic'b'torev maxi paint gsnst Ofcrr Parkinson f1r
attempt or,ioD and lay the matter before the Grand jay.
John Fin,oD 8rrag De1 on an io3ctment f. s.
sauling janice IanGervoeT with iu~u. 20 kill TIE complain
refused testify that dfnasui Intended 10 XII hn and
plea assault and battery therefore sccepe The defeud
tbeeupon sentenced 10 the Penenuory for Line
noIfbs.
james Ceney and George Joyce triad and
convicted Of petit larceny stealing qnau'7 Of BE- ls and
bedding from boat az he dock OF Red Hook Poat.
sold the articles iTnknsu ia Van Brlnt street named
TIE defer dants sentenced 70 he Peni
Tertiary xix months "a h.
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sECOSn BOARD.
Sales OF Stock. nj Philadelphia. FEB. II.

KtFoRIED FoR TIE ~ l. TRlEINE ~ J. K IT. 3 FEf GO
Fret Bolrd-l3O0 City Is, 88 l20 do, lots $685. lfGl
sa,q Canal s' day. so 600 Do CO. rs Do Scrip 50; $50
Leigh Nav, 73 y do b5wn 80 IA Lehieh Scrip b. 6O p
d. 60; 30 sehuyl Nav Ped -, sei DO De- 9;s b y
lots b. 50 20 do ST. leo do s. 3sl % do S9 100 unon
Canal cash 2i 100 do. 2? 100 Nictsburs r r. lots !;
Minehl II. X 81: 81 y Prnua r lots, IA; 100 Long
Island days ~ 81 Do, l3 100 do, cash - Farm
Nee Bank, ois, 65; do 65i 81 GiraId Bant, l4i 10
Penn. R.R.. Pl.
Befnten Bod,d.-2o Lebish Nav, as 73
Second BOa's-sooo Elmra R. Z, l.t nor; 500 Cy
C5up e., e5i an Penn RR, ~; 100 SchgyI Nav Pet e
b. So; Penn RI, So; 81 do days 49, Reading RR
sol; 50 do b. ssl SNorri.own RR s5wn s5l y schay
XII Nav l6i 10 Lehgh sonp -; IA PhiAd. Bank, b. l2l
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Oar AR~n.

Mssrs DERBY O.yos l. Co, a.d Howard stage OF
SEvA sxpply The korniHS Edition of TsE rssuSE m
PL GILBERT (Husssrs BuiidnE). and BILL Hsspsiek-
sos our Agents Ia ALsAEr for the sale Of The TRsts
TER rafsuEE can be obtained in ToRosro CAs.Di Of IA D.
cArspLL Knsst West, doors eat OF The s$s "oes-
THOMAS Thomson /. our Agent in IspAssSoLi', Ind Tor
the sale Of TsE TRIBUNE.
D. KInsaLL & Co. No II Mrtst square, are oWAsnnNr
the sale Of Tvs TgIsukE In PsovosscE
cIk.oII T. SMITH nesr the PostOhee sYnAcus,, n l.,
h.s tyr DAILY WEEKLr and SEaI-WSrKLr TkIsvsE NJ
sale.
n, W w,rrRs will supply our friends in LIrrLE FAILS
with The YRIsrSr.
WILLIAM PArrOs. wArsRsvar, Conn, receives fss
Tribune II m . -,
THoxAs BoorH cur Asrth TnRSros, j. Tor INC SAC
VI TnI IlIyysr.
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have been sppEsd to the paymsu. Of The principal Of

have been sppEed 10 the psymeu. Of he principal Of
IFS fun ded debt The amount Of this sccunlls.on on
the LIT net. was ols,fo0 or h..le more han 10 y
cent on the amount o. the preseD. capital Of the Com
psby.
The private letters by he Europs speak Of The Lon
don Money marset 81 quite stringent, and cypress the
opinion that the Bank may be obliged to raise IL rate
OF interest bu business Is looked upon a. IN sound
state snd criss in financial affairs il an,icip .tei
Money wa easier il some Of the Continents. cites,
The letters bring very few ordsrs for Securities
money being too tight a. Tome. Messrs. Bsreubery,
Gos'ler & Co = circular, dated Hamburg, states that
"Morey .. inquired fo 81 cen. for discounts. aad IL
mot E that The Chna news ma, confirmed heavy
still supplied from here. Therei inquiry for s-ock
Bond pr 1865 held a. 100 Exchanges have Improving
tncepcy."
In the Produce market there is & moderate business
doing. Flour is heavy AMI Grain steady. About
eco bales Cotton sold al full rates. Sugars ara s,
heavy, and c. decline has been submitted TO. Coffee
IL in active ieguest The feature of the market is
speculation in Oolong Teas under the Chiua news.
About geo hslf-cbes's have been taken at an ad-
vance rosily st 4Cc., leaving the market bare. 10
Greens there is bat little doing. The circular of NJ.
Scott says:
A. the suction sale llb there less srna,ion bsu
ward CHIP Of for aich ranged aver
see 10 81 rs. The pr ion whdawn -feEwari taken
lc TIE make. hiss since steadily improved and il to-day
folly c the Loves: pout last mon the sae' comprise
500 Po!lur zoe 1889 secondary knd, Mry A.
Forrest :. ltc:; sol g AnteloPe a. io!e And bags,
tUginis Eserls Il Go nip 500 bags 81 Santos and
" hite Rio will . offered SUCTION FiGsy DeX;.
sioct Of k.o Oh lne 10Th Feb is57.............g76lt
Received since date per I,4sks.............. so
Received since 70 dse per Rebeccs.............. 400
Stock Of RIO the l7h day ofFeb, ls57......slso9
STOCK If Java Coffee. uats................3eO
Stock Of Java Coffee Government bags. soo- 800
Stock Of CeylOn Coffee. 3.)+
Stock Of haracs ShD
Stock II LsguayTs tncnet..
Stock Of 81. Domingo inoael.....................
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PkiIadelphia Markets. .

BARx bss advanced sale of No. QleEeitron having been
made s)7 CLoyERsEED IL better with Increased Demands
aes 62d IS; cosip firm az higher rates TnorHY
selling a, - IS. CoTToS-There hss been speculative de-
maDd with Of bales previous rates prices very hrm
are supersne. RYE Flour and CoRs MEAL
dbl WHEAT dull and the extent Of ony 500 bash
a, 81 a 50 for red and 4sd 81 IS or white. RYE
steady a. sc CoRN stivs and sales Of 900 bush.
we've made s;(59Ses 10; SsB seasD ys-os Aas cd Ptrn.
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o.Is ~. dsn a. co. slss Of so bu,h. B,RLEv IALr 9.
rrovsio>s are very hrm ts; bushes. 10 restricted b.
socs Sneh sivss upward 'spd~~cy the mwset.
Ness Posx held a; s2 GaocgRtE. .ye more sv.,
ser' Of 90 e,s, Of Coffee HE r Rio and i?e. or Ia
tosl, - 9hss. forto kco spgsr idlelc. mootb.
and rev Mola.sss ., &c 'or b nd u.tsaxas WHis
~ unsettled bbs are SELLING Al g dSe .sa AAds A. 70.
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Mnrkefs. Rrrorted BIZ Trl,rrnnk

NV ORLEANs Feb 10 CorToS ana sale, 70 30 ss.
~ E Glic for midings. boder denAneiug a. asyse. A.
he close; receipt. to-day 600 haes sveiR srn a. lee
Flour declining Yellow CoRv Sc Mess PosK dull L,sD
In bts lll. ALCOHOL sc. FREcsrs OF Cotton 20 Liver
pool i63 ditto 10 Hsvr- 1851 srrRLrsc ENcR,SGE y
cent premium. EXCHANGE on Sew-iork ~ discount.
CBARLEsroS Feb lSCorroN: sales to-day 30 bs,es a.
.dvsf chg prices; COED mldds quoted 81 ~ dljc nd.
ding lSlc
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COURT CALENDAR-HHIs DAY.

CoURT or COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos. IN 4l2,
41l 4 4 $50 49, 1872 49, AS as N 49, Par: II-Nos.
ST. 33 40 49, 26l 26 40 4sO 49, 49, 1884, 1885, 49, sc,
400.
SuPRENE CoURT -CIRcUIT.-Nos. $50. f32. lS2,
sl6 es5. ee ego, 61' Ss7 65 a. 30 80 e55 500 7O 9.
05 705 707.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Nos. IA 753, ~. 742. % i69,
iss 673 $50 $751; $40 6l3 49, 7co 2s 49, 567 500 80
G42 8H $40 $40 S52
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Passengers Arrived

N ,errss,ip ineiA Saxon. at Pofig-6. fro~ L-<vp>
Mrs Harrison Mrs Si-~srt, M's Bonche C. y. As.sr-1n
and WIFE Hooper wife aud two children. James g. seHi
and two CHILDREN Or. Geo. Reid S'af S1rgeou CARA
Mcssrs Poolry 4 B. Esres " " Morgan. Adshe., Pre-
ton, MeKengi, Penbry, A. Psinbury Scnrsh Snd - ia
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rIYyOpOp ss5.y vsh IS a. 5e rssileD,e 81 BE fs,ber
.: Fo LIE VIZ r. Taylor N sh yesz Of bis age Of
o0ssamp'ioa.
Me- be, Of La Fsy-tte Ledss IA u and Aess todse ass
- inter- III IN Hs.-a az usd sesd his f1nssl on
W. 5se.tsy !, D u, :. caBssvees F-rrI CArrsses
viii Be u Ie.di, sss 70 coaye5 .bsm 10 G-een"S>%
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Receipts Of Produce.

BY re FIJI, Rail'Id 81. bhls Floor s6 DO. waIssl
ptss Rye ~ Srorisop $50 s.i,s Leather 30 Hae.,
80 ppn. Butter Do. Ashes. SN Dtes.Sl Hocs.
BY ne Hars1 Re I,oai fo- RI reos-io4ls Mil
Cattle Cows 90 Caves al Sheep 80 Hogs as Dressed
S 70 other Gram 10 bag, whes, Fou $50 bsss Ha,
lls rags Paper lis ees. flour, h do. Pcke. ls 81.
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NiSI.rUsE aLNNAc....rsfs psy.
sun-Nses... 7.5o eets..... 5.'9 Moon-Rses. ?:s8
HIGH wArsR....rRfs oAY.
Sandy HOOK. O:7 Gov Leland l:S7A Hell Gate SIZE
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.,o, r. cosYes,c-: sSd p.,, "a s.T ,osS . Or sb
g. ,, .si DAY wrote TO him m'On '"o %s~
st an' :. he sae ~ the eass
ne ~, asIversd ne psu c19o5 70 ~ fy' AL
-. IN dsJ.
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Tbos. l. v raw at De. " Co.
Referred = JOS. l.. Bar bari.
H,cs.,d s. R,ber's AT PAN SFctJ.d =: a.
Referred % Thee. g1sse
SUPERIOR COURT TusL rrRN-Feb. i7.-seior. Juss
sLossOr.
The plaintiff c,au, 81 600 damage. TO- iairres 70

The plaintiff claims 81 600 damages 90 iaiuries
ceives 10 bls,,ins quarry ua,d little abry YJits. Hs
employed by na1e3 Kuish-. wl-h 70
h- lNh Of SoyemS-r 1854 when, az Nr Kasbt
had ef suemeDdous oson took ps NJ Krithi cAl-d
IN ST COr iUn, winch the laie cid bu:
sustained compound fracture N the arm, being BIZ
store weighing sH'esn eighteen poun3s-s3 srou
- Jay him Up Tor months.
The drDses that be scjen' RED .h-- q % pair
tf cars'ssnss. rri M ne dcfcpdtD l.1 H.
Amuch he had c'ntro # Qga'Gr Tee
laeI ql.rn reserved snhec'to ;he iscsJE whereof
sverdic, rendered Tor he plaintiff for sl,3CV.
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UNITED STATES NAssHALs OFFICE-FrF. II.
- Ga,riHk nap'a'n and ] I'm KeonelY. Il. ,Ga's

Of be chip Andrew Fose- arTesi ,3ay The irs- :.
charged With cTgs aud uc8snd puushmsur lie second wn
asssul- Win dan weep L. Robet Armstrong
sailor q board, IL the c1mpl.iB4Dt IL both cA.es.
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Of Pssh Which ssI a: ~ e9 ro< In limited s1pply,
xn@ szlsble st 81 e2..
corr ON continues stesly and hesp done ty hs
e,usn ptSon the reported Se bales scledaf
lows.
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Markets. CAErFVLLr REFoarEp FOR TIE TRBrEE.
TUEsDAy, FEB. H. 1857.
AsHEs-Tas nGis; u, ss;se,y ss:.vs, WIN az urpy
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SUPREME CoURr-GEsERAL Trsu-Frp. H.


PLANTATION FOR The BAR.
Fifteen candidates for admission to the bar presented
themselves this afternoon. Richard Goodwin, Clarence
A. Seward and E. j. Phelps are the examiners.
SPECIAL TERm-Before Judge PEABODY.
DECISIONS
Catherine Mower sgt. Elisha B. Tanner ct al
The order confirming the report of sale does not ap
yt have been exhibited TO the 10 possession 1t
e papers, will ente tue applicant The wit of assistance
~ would perhaps save tune aud subsequent motion 70 make
- order to show cause but this does not necessary
Joseph A. Vsnie sg. Rerre L. Peace ct al.
Motion denied.
Anon Scoville ct al agt James strlnser etsI
Referred 70 VIM 1T5cy.
Before Judge CLERKr.
Edward NJ. Dwynee ct al sgt VIM. Wulf
Motion denied, with $40 costs.
,Cyprian L. Tsillau sg,. Mortimer De Motto ct al
Order Of arrest vacated, with $40 costs.
Before Judge Mitchell.
David johnson sgt. Henry Snyder
Referred back to referee to modify and readlust
amount.
CIRcuIr-Befors Judge CLERXE
EdwMd ?. Cowes Receiver Of The Eighth Avenue Bank vs.
Jacob Cromwell
This yves an seton upon the defendants original
shares the capital stock of the Eighth
Avenue Bank The whole capital stock for in
s sS bs biz o Uy
and the ransfeIees In instances paid for the shares trans
fisd 70 them IN cash st par 9e O sS,e o. e
sncb pay and these notes remained in the sank I'LL its
DSap, ws one Of the Directo ana subscribed for shares
$50 per share of which be paid up In casa for hy shares
GLIDING Directors OF the latter 7 shares paid for
In cash by the rsnsees but the remsnder ~ shares were
the psctor. as before slated the MAKERS Of which nOtes
nsovept The Court held tina, these transfers made
ssn,s r.sns 20 Monsved and Of the a
association of this Bank and that the defendant la
Of that subscription have been actually psi for namely 81
shes at $50 per share, s4l5 with interest Judgment
For plaintiff Charles II. Hunt; for defendant Z. More
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18

To.L.......... ss0ess 20 sls7654o
TIE Superintendent telegrsphs that the trains were
all on time by the 18Th, and that the whole damage by
sreshets will not exceed $500.
The receipts OF the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Raul
,osd Cornp.nS IN J,nuAry 1857 were .....,,.sH On
Tr,srv fcss' - .......... y 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18

IN n. and Hart RIP.
q II Cro.se and Nj n K. Z
p Hica. Central K.R. 80. g
10 Cleve. and P..,s. R.R.. j.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-19
PARKER P~ILLSBUBY.
A WORD TO ABOLITI0NISTs WHERE
MEETINGS ARE APPOINTED.

Let the friends in every place where meetings
are notified zee to it that they give the Speakers
their faithful and hearty cooperation. Let them
see that the most ample notices are givon of their
meetings that the most comfortable and commo-
dious places possible are secured in which to hold
them let them invite the attendance Of their
neighbors, and second and strengthen the i'm.
preston made by the presentation of truth, and
we shall expect to see marked results, in spite Of
the dissipating influence of political excitement
and the morally supplying and stultifying power of
a prc.slavery religion.
We will add, what must be obvious to all, that
the expenses of this campaign will be necessarily
heavy. And those who have assumed the respon-
sibility of meeting them, have a strong claim up
on the liSerslity of sboiitionists generally and
especially upon those whose families and immedi-
ate neighborhoods ore benefited BY the meetings
and conventions,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-19
DESPAIR OF THE UNION.

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