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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
CUpREME COURT, city snd County of New.

CUPREME COURT, City aud County Of New
- Yorh William Aston s'hinston Irving James Ga
VIII NC S If JIS. sS Not sS DE-
e snd RG Gpn 1US =. wife JAIME: Wilson
81: q ;%d . S 'smst %S sst ss
William Bs,sSyns and and ..,.m s VII" VI ;ho 1ooDeI -
s:i IsesJ ri u c.pf
Moses O. BALDWIN va ,. Ev Ml,s b. s. .ils
and Tsy G biz wife Ber.h Psmel and Lydi his wife s'lo
Gilbert and Masa', hi; wife ',mPh R W and ~ sa.
=. sc s, ~i widow and yboms. nora %y "
jane, sand;or sarah C. SANFORD wara Sanford
:sf lSs' nd J.ss james d tl as?
R q ,.s S s.s ss1 D Ssa Of VII
Thompson Fleming Duncan anthony A. Nelly feIdn9nd
n, sS paa9 e.sSf En-
Bsnedic. Ellen st:l Mar, Mott. v:len nj ne Hot c..
B.nt Of the City Of roy Albert RchaId' Charles D.aclI
Brown samuel Can Arb: Reed r,''ssnf
PIs,t:i Of The C,n. si sSs.,'1 5oShs p ats.
RcysiE. Robbins Henry A. Robbins. DANIEL Apple;oG,
MasSn (aqpe' The Ufiisd st y1 rfui WIN Gm
Sr.5Ler The St. Nitbo,s. lr'msncs Company Joseph
,h .' uricn in the City Of New Yori ss,na Sddi
benny CGss CHARLES Il J,soe S'1:s ConTvo'e IL Lo ~,
MILAN Cot IcI.ce 8: Csain wni.m u. Mellen Daniel
Whiting BariLok Rochefoii henry Jaeger, Charles w
srhenok. JIhn q Kmnl Eieszer Ayrss and = - his
Wiz Joseph Nicbo Noes d. Daniel Assignee tredsnc H.
Gamer Lewis Lyman, Loyertt Rawden GioeIt dsfneli
WniSm Ru;t r. Dsiius Wells bepessr X. Webb Thomas o.
Msnh coliispdt Palcr, Divers Hacd juror, Rc1eyeI.
6e Fiedeiri A. Coe. Judson LOOMS hush McKsfnrs
Cf6uucey C. H. Wsddel IL bankruptcy 81 Samuel Z.
M Roger fIoed Charles Lohr, FIed.rct L'e,le- john
r. r,n, William Trims, deyniants-ro The above nAiled
q. each Of tht Yon hereby trmmoned and
I,aui,a "a tie complaint in this action copy Of which
!, btrwta served up,a yeG aud TO sey. epy u yoar
.,,v,r 10 the said complaint the snbscee ~ hs since
No s? M rchant fxchsDse Ia The CITY OF NesYork vain
txet, DAYS the service 81 THE summons Ga yoa eA
rInys of the day Of such aud i to s1wef
tAe ,,id Paint within .he time aforesaid the ppf.
Ills action apply the Court iof the eAf dn1>odedn
'" az i.rs. HENRY DAY. plaintiffs Attorney.
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FROM LIBERIA.

Letters are received at the Colonization Ofiice 10
New.Yo,k, from President Benson aud oil ers, to
Oct. o. The President of Liberia thus writes re-
spectne the hard times Liberia has experienced:
"GovERSNEST House, MosRorA, Oct. n.
"You make mention Of the effect the report OF des.
tution has had your cause in the United States
thirk the friends there need not alarn thenAetyes
when they hear OF the extreme scarcity OF domestic
p,ovisops in Liberia until they are satisfied that II
originates from causes beyond our control. Times
have been Just what they should have been.
"Divine Providence is disciplning our people in q
~sy that viii prove very salutsry. There are sem,
in al &C uniries who will rot aud understand until
they are made to feel keenly. Notwithstanding the
pecuriary pressure our afsrs are moving on harmo-
Ii,utly Doms stc Provisions now, and have been
for tie 'sst two months, chesp and abundant; the
supply exc sediDg the demand. Yours,
STEPHEN A. BEEsoS."
Another correspondent, from Monrovis, Oct. 18th,
ssys:
''Times sre dull hee-lite or no oil this sAa1on,
but hope there will not be much suffering this
year.
"Our people have planted more largely th,u ever.
We have good hopes Of sugar next year. We have
double the quantity, aud better cultivated Two
steam mills in operation will give work to nunbr OF
poor people. The coopers have Jordsn's farm
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TIE EsD OF TIE INDIANA SLAVE CAsr.-Th>

TIE Esd OF TIE INDIANA SLAVE Casr.-1I1
LsnisrMe Couritr Gays:
"Ths negro West, belonging to A. w. Vallsnding-
lam Of Fs kfcrt who wa tried fugitive slave 1t
ndisuapolis and by order Of the Commssi)ner dslV
cred up bis master, arrived here last night and wss
placed In Jail.
Mr.. w. II. Sparks, the messenger Of Adams u
Co. Exprss g. who came in the ssme train, hiss lar
rhea US with the following, 10 reference ~ his de-
perture from Indian spolis and tho chcunstshcss a.
lending his being brought to this CITY, MI. "a. Non
of Ineslspos also placed In pOssession OF the facts
of The case. The runaway was in charge OF Deputy
United States Nsrsbals Carmichael and McOystt, a.
sisted by posse Of determined msn all well armed,
and it would have required pretty good army 81
Abolitiorists 20 get him away. a, a..
The negro fugitive from Frsrkfort, in tins S.a'e,
whose has created 30 much eIcitemen' 10 tnaiSa
spclis the last few dsys was led lsst nlsnt py ms
Tilted States MarshAl and his pesse 70 the Unios
Depot, ILdis1spOls, through the nidf OF very Ok
cited ihIong, and placed III the JenersonVllo Isvas
cars en- route 10 Louisville The passengers anu o.
GERS Of The train very mucd alarmed Isss AZ ~
tack frOm the Infatuated mob should Do ms,s upss
them Such however | am glad 10 state, dla mo-: o.
eur. AL passed of quietly; but had not MI iIiok
cts Pr sideLt of the JefiersOnvlle Rsuioso, 2eax
board Of the train at tie time, ma'ts's sout no
assumed a very serious character Mr.. ion tts
that scme distractions might be tptsoeu uP'u tuo
tack called the ebgIeer inside aud toio nun us
busires, with stnct iDjlnctiops TO- proceed
cautiously and slowly the FIRST TIN mules; ~.
were eonrred by the discovery Of huge pie Of rails
and cros. ties berg placed upon the track evidently
TO cause an accident to the rain; nus i qho
fourd pile Of greater MAGNITUDE, "oien 'ot' "a.
speed ususl a. that point all board ping tbs
pose and negro, WHO occupied til, ladies' saloon 10
The bird carl would have met With mevtso: az; oe-
suotiop After clearing tire 'rsck tne .sooni ,a,'
bsrsssecsr to let of re brake aid mnsd 'sely
cesi; ,eye,e blow over the head With missile, evil
Gently IL tie hard OF some BlscE Repaohcan synpa
tbizef in subu-h TIE fugitive, ho Eever, vas saieiy
L dsea in the Louisville Jail.
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MISSION PROPERTY DEsfROiFD.
N.ePoR Missiou loss 81. 100

The PRSTILEsCr ~ PoRrrGAL.-ln q letter re-
ceytd fion Lisbon, 6stes Nov. there is the follow
log Interesting account OF recent epidemic there
and the core uCt Of the King, Peero H. IN the dsttes
,iIg CT cumstaDces: .
1On ire ycupg Kings birthday, September 10, first
broke out pestilence which has since stricken toou
saICs Of the inhabitants. Some call It yellow fever
some I, phus il is probably mixture OF ths two, e9d
has bstn very fatal. There IL eome;hIng very insio
oUs IN liz uatuie advances to the various srters
Of The town slowly and surely and carries Cd IL
victims so swiftly The Portuguese are tim'd ns
tQr enc over ore bundred Thousand persons have
leh the i'y Cirtre and the accent villages are fad
10 cyeihuwirg and there Il scarcely person Of So
oiey in town II Is ssd TO g into the city It 30 seo
ar deserted; the shops closed, business is rug
pended and meets only funerals and filters carry
irg the sick TO the hospitals.
The young King has bebsyed most nobly. He
had gore TO his country places for month, but upon
hesrpg of the appearance OF the fever ne immediately
return 3D. aud tince then has done all thai be could.
The ply sicans pronounced the disease Contagious.
but has never be STATED in the path Of duty though
u lored by his old counseilors. with tears In their
.yes not 10 Isk bis life. He visit. the hospitals at "
hours and cheers the tick and dying with kiad words
ard bis own sweet smile. II is very touching to see
him going shout young in years, with all the care
snd Anxiety cf a father Tor his people. Ons OF his
surts said 10 Portuguese lady 81 our a,qus,ntsnce,
Poor bos he i. kearbroken; he goes to his room,
and believe IL is 10 weep
For Portugal such s CIPHER among the nations,
70 have yielded such flower OF mslss'y Is indeed a
" udeI aua a potent lPhradtl obis Pless.
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE.
To ~ EIits, II N n. y. Trlv.-.

To ~ ESss' # N n. y. Tr1s~e.
SIR: Last Sumner about the last CT August, ta1
portion Of West Forty second street lying ee.veea
Broadway and the Sixth avenue, vss opened, for the
purpose CT removing an old seweT-vhDa VS. iAid
years since for the Of the Croton Reservoir,
and which was not Of sufficient depth 70 drain the
cellars Of the buildugs-snd constructing new one.
The Old sewer although too near the surface Of she
street to drain the cellars, Wa deep enough TO receive
the waste water from the several stories Of the bold
irgs over the cellars and that considering the houses
contained "Al tie modern conveniencss," wa, OF
coure, . blessing.
Thsi portion Of the street iyirg between the Seventh
end Eighth svenses has been tuned up, and inp.sss-
bic for vehicles for at least one year. The contractors,
special favor having been granted TO them, a. they
raid, BY somebody whom We, the sufferers, have been
utterly unable to discover, jumped the Seventh ave-
nue. ard Broadway, and before stated, opened the
street between Broadway and the Sixth avenue. II
may have been the frst Of September lsst
After digging up the old sewer. piling the earth
upon that side Of the street where the majority Of the
houses stood even to the very sepstones, somebody
failed, and the work cessed.
At frat II was of the contractors, through the
dieheDesy Of his partner; neIt it was both through
the suspe pson or failure q the East River Bank Pre-
yious 10 the stcppsge, however the contractors he'd
prs tty thoroughly abused the most Of the victims re-
.idirg on the block For example: one of them hay
ug broken the Croton water connection to one OF the
dwens' rendering its cooking range entirely ussless
vss frst made aware Of the inconvenience sccrung
thererom and then humby entrested torepsr the dsn
sse. He not only refused 70 do il, but told the
,upplcart il he VI. in sd hurry, he could go
nor 10 the plumber's-but 10 h-ll. We wers not IN
hat kird CT hurry, ard did not avail ourselves Of
The permit Afer some two or three weeks, work vas
resumed and tie sewer for this block, after while.
vas said to be completed and the residents allowed
70 connect. The connections lwere made IN sucn Q
way as TO drain the cellars. The sewer being laid be-
al ham and tnYq IAff n
through which the water might escape, and 80 be
ried il to the main sewer. The main sewer was CON-
petei for one block, and connected with no other
sewer at either end Sincs its completion, men at the
expense Of the residents have been constantly en-
ployed in balipg But, In spite Of all whsnsver it
Isirs, through these private sewers-drains for the
ee1ors-ru,hes up the filthy water, filing the houses
with an irtolersble stencil.
Now, Mr.. Editor, what shall We dol II you can
suggest any method by which We may, poss' OBJ
tain relief It shall be suddenly performed and the Elm
ce,e thanks Of more than one of your readers vi" be
yours. A SUFFERER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

CBuDKIs LOST IN TIE WOODS The follDwing
Interesting item we clip from The San,lac Mich
Lsoder
ION the ls.h inst. three children Of e Frenchmsn
rned Joseph Brotte, in the town OF Willow Creek.
or Lake Huron stayed from their fathers snanfy
into the suno urtipg woods Tney were two girts OF
eieh, sbd Elk years respe cysly sDd boy Of tonr II
gss two nights, one whole day ard part Of two others
b, fo e they we're fourd and then In lumber ssanty
in th woods. in an exhausted condti n. The boy had
been fer soDe tire senseless ard speeches. and Ills
little s.se n Rad laid him out composing his limbs,
supposirg him dead. lie va restored to partial cor
lciousress but only to die in bis mothers srIns The
o her two xere restored without difficulty.
Mr.. Brotte bad just M we'd upon new lot OF iseo
from Cansda The children weLt into the woode 70
bn, f,r uiptersresr.. dog who wss taken With
party Of men 10 search of them, the Drt 70 o''
cover them"
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AJryEylrr MuRDERrR IN ST Lours.-os roe.ly
noon a lad sged ten years. named John Coursd iie'
depreich, was ordered on Eleventh street, estwees
Marion and Csno streets, by lad OF shout ihe same
age, named Theodore Dspjss. The former v " no.
turning 10 the house Of bis father, with piece OF
wood and q bssket Of chips, and ives within few
rods Of his home when the las, named led claimed
the wood and demanded IL. was refased,
and the little claimant attempted to take y by
force The other resisted, and wss Arown down.
His assaiant proving more powerful, planted Q
knee firmly upon bis throat, and holding hc ne,p-
lees oboked him ard puumeled him 10 ne
face for several mnutee. Daring this time Older per-
sops were standing in the vicinity, sad young MAJ
ony Sd the opposite side of tie street watchog he
sport At length the mother Of the dying child head
OF his situation and ran to his assistance. With her
own hands she pu led the still revengefa victsr rom
his victim She then took up and bore 70 her room
the corpse of her murdered boy The little fellow
was black In the face and life tad already hopelessy
fed! A neiehboripg barber applied iesches and Q
physcian was summoned In vain. The anguish Of Inc
bsid telling German father when called mon worh 70
the clay OF his boy, and the agony Of ths distracted
mother, surpsss description. a.,
postmortem e,smin stop 10 the case was made
by DIR. +. Schade who found thst decsaeed died
from ,trsDgulston. The Jury Of Inquest only adisd
that the strsn ulstion occurred during night WITH the
lad abovegamed. lSt' LouS Deo'se'"-
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II Ton, kT BOSTON ard PROVtDENCs.-inisnd roste-
th. slcyts,t .sd ns.t direct csfryins ,hs Eastern As
"a. s,ssssT, coxho2oRE, Csp:aa Joel s.Grs' a.. &c
e. f9ERklLI. Csyt " H. PTsf-e IN e1anssxi.n, ~l'h
Nh eTOhlEGrON ,pd Pk0VlDEsCE sud BosrON ,nd
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, ieasS New Ya's cAly ysaa.
dsys sscepet) ron Peg No S,h Rive b- wnsf ao'Vc
Bsiisypses o. ociocs siouinstor ats:S Ia %
DE q 'be ns trsu Which caves boton o. op II
Tbs 4. " sDEEbiLT rom Nen-Yoss Hoodsy edEosoAs
s2d Fdry f0e stoDsg"i ips6sy TLgs1sy I'D Ssi
TT CO'dbCDCSE nom y, " )ik ru-sdAY Nnrs ~ sns
g.srtsy; hBr siosEFor, 3cresy Wesrescsy srG vnahJ
Pnspssrt proceed oaa stopir gcI Ssf Es-cS3 % tr'v
S<soe SCOT 'he Exp1oss N&. Train, fsa.hBG ise
pi.sF " - those ~ ythsr -ott.s and - Fs
s AZ ~. r0Trrs tcrF eerr,ctts Sc- I'D s.s Prs
prefer Sod ST. sissmsf,
tngto. IN ~. :: "a. - tam ~ frtFil.'1s1
-. ocapEzlss tts f4--f "a iuss IL sGsf
So IGsgts hif s,.s-, o6uP frtb; ,Jpy r~.e tie
r"A1s. ID. F-esi. or "a tisr - ssr,s s-cI - ~
II. cf.,S 10 4 fs.sr-y ysfA LIN sotes -
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prrrrr M.K,so-E,rrx.rr OF Cosr.-lu this,
ws.hrsten Cealiy. N. r, it tats: sboa: e .S
acres 70 keep i've cows fne land 10 sonn 80 80
are, and the cove SO each The D:ets' e.. Ga ,sao sa1
COVE viii amount TO $s3 ard h' gro S,r n 20 csns
snonrts 10 ,iac- OYER the cost Of g'o1uct'on pro-
siSsS ~ br,.r uss5 10 the family sDd tsrnlk w
psy sos other expense Of keeping eev. tnqs + :,
mistaken iass .S5riei for Ii 60 ssesy cent?
,nnr5' fe, TEN 20 70 fsrmi I'D make bate sa1
an "a II l. tie hsraest tran IA Of fsminS hFs
nsy SiD t-S" PAgsGs.
Res
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New Coar OF Arms OF AIABAs,.-The folio ains
Il description Of the coo; ot srus Of tAs s'as
Of Ahbsms. reported by the join: Committee ct the
To- Hence on State sssl: The geEiGs Of tbs cIu-
defsey stsrdirg, holds the psIlon1 banner; VIII
her rs Is, hand .he takes the left Of ths geaiu. OF
Aabsms represented By virgin 49, s,e.s s. % s
Icor n,,s v IN her ot5sr 20 tle stSr )f Alabama,
On The sss with the motto, fcuogr bus eqa>.
On n Jeff Of tht Sc lyuTes ship 10 fan SAIL irCns
live Of the importance & commerce s1t.Hect IAds
e iii cur os y 20 spOr's.
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MISSIONARY LOSSES IN INDIA.

We make the following tables from she Calcutta
Of The London Noaconto'a'iH:
AMERICAN MISSIONARIES KILLED.
Tie Rev J. E. FREEMAN, Yuehguhr. American Pf.shyte
The Rev b. T. CAMPBELL Euels AIR. American PsesbJ'e'
risp Mssion wife and two children.
The Rev A. o. Jossos, fuehguhr American PresnJ'eIaa
Mission. and wife.
Mission, and wife.
MISSION PROPERTY DEsrRoYTD.
CnsorA kAsPoRE-Berin Mission; loss $500
PxLR AND GiR-Berin MiDoni loss 500
AZ ,MeuHE-Church Missionary Society loss slea
GonrcKPcRE-Church Missionary Society 10" IS 80
rp1rEBrosr-A Presbyterian Mission; los. ssVD
BApA-AmeIiesn Presbyterian Msslon; loss kl,o0.
C,WyPoRI-PropesstionS Society: loss 8 1000.
TrITtucvIR- American Presbyterian Mson loss w 49,
Observation-Disclosures Presbyterian Mission; loss t2~n.
A.sA-Ameroan Presby terish Mission loss S9,vN
Bible and Tract Society loss es,ye.
Bsptist Missionary; lots IS 800.
Church Missionary Society; loss Slo.eN.
MrTrRA-Baptix Missionary ecciety; loss D go.
CmTluRs-Bsptst Mission; loss f6eg.
pILHI-PropasationS Society; loss st Uc.
B.prist Mission loss 81 zoe.
Ai-Amecan Presby terrain Mission; ioss A2oPs
S,uEoTE-Chureh Of Scotland; loss = 2,'CO
BlEtlLLy- American Episcopal Ae:hodtt; loss 800.
HryRpI-ChuTch Mssiol sry Society loss 5000. -.
Additional Clergy Aid Society loss oV'
NuTTRA-Addior.l Clergy Aid Society 10" $4,000.
Total Losses, 4S540p0.
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CIPRENE COURT.-GEORGE SNYDER,
- IAMEs aIACK and Hermann STU IN again,t JOIN

WARRlN Somuons for money demand on ne
Defendant: Yen hereby summoned and required 20 '
the complaint III. action Of which copy il herewith 'Tved
spon you ard 70 copy Of your MsveTto the sa1
pat Me ssb~eber his cfee, nsoleer seventy h''
street IN The City New York, within twenty tSJs Ae
tbe ss lie hs,eoi exclusive Of tbe day Of snca service ava
you fail 10 The said complain wb,a the nGe NoA1
ts plaintiffs action ake judgement s2anst You Tor
the Of res bundled dollars and seven
with interest rom the dsy u JAY ore
erh ha; Died and hy ses.E, tesd e oa'ts Of ih
seSnn DATED U.t>tcf 10, 1857
sT a ADAss, Slartif' Attorney, No IS Nsssau-"
{ls and ,ompant ~ this 'iou fes 10 tee
sG of The &ssy ard GoaSiy - EeyoFA the
NIT aay II Hs.1b.T, 1857. ..
- isyswH Ef A. ADAMS PlAib.is's Ai,o.sy
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a. lswewM
SUPREME COURT -"THE

NJEW.YORK SUPREME COURT. 1.-THE
IN COMPANlA CATALINA GENER AL DE SEGUROS
OF Bsreelons In Spain sssinst WILLIAM r. PAGE aud
AMOS l. ALLEN.-sunmons for money demand on con-
tset-(Com TO the aboven DEFENDANTS; You
are by and required TO the complaint 10
This hch fled in The ece OF the Clerk
Of City County New Yok At the City Hall in the City
Ee~YoIh and TO copy Of answer 60 tbs said
City of HewYori within twenty days ses the service
ef this exclusive Of the day Of ssch service
and II yor the said complaint within the time
the plaintiff in this action viii take udsmeat sgsnst
1on for the hundred ninety dollars and
Two with interest from The twenty sixth day Of Sepem
Der thousand hundred and six beside tho
q this astion.-Ds,ed New.Yort. Dee 4, 1887.
JOHN MoCULLOU,
l7lsv swk Plaintiffs Attorney.
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FOR EUROPE.

FOR rcKoPE.
Tse Usi,ed S'sses mail steamship Fulton 90 sxo.
dsy toot on: 50 passengers and te3o 7os 10 srseis.
Cohnels Arms ropg and Barton, Mr. Jsc,per, hsasS
of dispatches, and Mr.. 7. y. Msagber were among
TIE passengers.
We learn ths the psres Of Commander Sdssy
So nh Lee and VIM. c. white Of Virgins have been
sent into the Senate for promotion to the rssh Of
Captain.
TIE United Sts,ee ship Cumberland, Comnasder
Mssrooe, vas al Losndo, Africa, oct. ISL vel
noN psarxss on sHK LONG ISLAND COAST.
On "Wednesday morning lat. about 3 o'eicca, the
topsail schooner Sa'ah C. Shields, from Phiiadsl
phia bound to Boston, With . cargo Of 20 tuss Of
coal. ran sshore during the pssvs ence of desss cs,
which prevented the captain from sesis HE postos,
With quarter Of q mile westward Of We Lfe- boat
Station No. 20 on Southampton beach. A very heavy
suif was running At the time, hom the outer bAs 10 the
besch, and breaking oil ever the schooner. The
wreck was discovered at daylight when the psrroas u
charge Of the station assembled and took prsmps
me ures to rescue the crew. line was throva over
he vessel nom the mortar by aid Of With strong
line was iun from the chip to the beach. Inc ne-bosf
was then launched ard at the imminent rkk OF he o.
Il persons who went 10 their rescue the omce an1
crew were safely landed. The vessel and cargo WI
prove total loss. x
Alsrye unknown hermsphsodits brig, painted bach,
with vanished waist, went ASHORE "Wednesday nghf
during the heavy .og on the wet side Of Gardeners
Island east Of Long Islsndl, rear the light, and vs'
fret seer in that position on Friday moroDg, Lang
broa6sde on. The crew WAS observed lsnding in
be at upon the besOh so tbst probably they are al
safe. The spars and sails appeared to BE- al night.
No communication, however, had been held frcm ne
main with the unfortunate vessel and her name ssd
de stir altos were unknown
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II Y. SUPREME COURT-Comty of New
Ne York EBENEZER CALDWELL and TIL OMAS q.

N Y. SUPREME COURT County of New
NJ York- EBENEZER CALDWELL and TIL oMAS q:
CALONF Fill against GEORGB SANDERSON and BURTON
KIN0SBURY.--Summons for demand en- contIsct-
ITO the defendants above named You hereby
cd sno required to answer the complaint IA this acton
which viii be flied In the oce Of the Clerk Of the City and
County the City Hal in said city and to
copy of 70 the said complaint on the Subscribers
a. Office No Is Wsst In said city within twenty days
the service Of this on exclusive OF tue day
such service; and you fail 10 the said complaint
the time aforesaid the plaintiffs will take jude nept
against you for tia Of hundred and nine dollars and
with interest from the h Day OF August
eight hundred and fifty beside the costs Of
this action. Dstsd, October 8. 1857
PIERKEPONT l. STANLEY Plaintiff Attorneys.
BTbe and complaint in this &C Ion tied
the Cerh Of the City and COUNTY OF New ioS
Oh the 5th dsy Of Dec, nbcr, 1907
PIxRREP ONT * STANLEY. Plaintiff Attorneys.
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MN HYI,VANIA RAJ LII GA ID 81.
s-nE aRTAI CEN HRAL R0VTE.

The Yebrsyvara Railroad connects 1t PITTSBURGH vs. ia
,ssd aIoD Louis MOI Atom o:lers ana
ksbr Lafayette aud Indisnapos Ind Ctnoisnst pytSn
tpnst.ld, B.r.sontsiue ssndusAy foledo VeveAnd GS
hmtos kscesyte, Msssion sn6 Wooster Ohfoi sso VIZ
ths reskstboa,s from ard 20 Kew Orleans ~ b'ae
lousVihe and Cincinnati.
ThoOsh Ticket, I the Ess, b. bad At Of The shove
.Snticped p ao<t n The West
wi ind tLis the shortest. expeditions spe
r.usf. BE route bstwoep the Eco md Yves.
FFOM REw-YORK 70 CINCINNATI. IN 50 HOCn
from SkW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN 70 HOURS.
YEGN NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN Is BOUEA
Vs,s a. Nv q, airy o.heg Re ate
r.. hsr bl.s In the hotels 81 ths S.ty
TArpa,n Ti,Asts further rf'msiop b bad q; Ne
No A As.ur House. Broadway
V ELLIOTT Asapl .
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SUPREME COURT.-City and County Of New.
- Yosh -EDWARD BRICoULT aud GUsfAvE RAIDER
p AIHIMnpH "A z ABROAD = Sum
T,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW.

YORK ty tbe Grace Of God Free and Indepen1ens-r To
ell persons interested in the esste Of ANDREW LEAeY late
OF the City Of New vork deceased eedors eSaees next
Of Ain otherwise send Greeting: You aud esch Of you
hereby cited required personally to be and appear be-
fore surrogate Of the County Of NewYor st his oce Ia
the City NewYork the 10th day OF June a. o'clock
IN the forenoon Of hs, d.y then snd there attend the Gn.
settlement Of the seeoun Of proceedings Of JOHN DEvE
LIN a Executor Of the Last VIII and Testament Of sid DE-
cessec In testimony whereof have csrsed the Seal OF
Office Of ssid Surrogate to be herelntosfiIed Wines.
IL Alexander W Bradford esquire, Surrogate OF our said
County the City Of New the s'h day Of Deem.
ter the yc Of Lord Thousand eisht hundred srd
fny seven. ala Isw4wM A. w BRADFORD, Surrogate.