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The Of these ships will DO accountable for gold
jewery, precious bills
ding signed the thereof therein expressed
May
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Change of the Place OF Sale Of the Delaware
Trust Lands In Kansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the place Of sale OF
N the Delaware trust hands Knnas Territory, advertised
place Ieconpton the 23i day
changed and win 0awkec in sail Territory the
day and date
by order Of the Secretary Of the Interior
CHARLES f. MIX,
COMMISSIONS al interim.
DEPARTMENT.
Office Of Indian Affairs, April O, 1857.
April 7--lawtlJune
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Change in the Days Of Sale of the above de-
scribcd Indian Trust L0hds in Kansas.

INTERIOR
Office OF Indian Affairs, April IL, 1887.
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
foregoing proclamation the tho
Indian lands changed and postponed to the
following periods:
Wednesday, Oil day Of
Tho lands Of the Weas, Tao "Wednesday oath day Of
June next
Delaware lands osawkce Wednesday, day July
RS order Of the Secretary OF the Interior:
CHARLES r. MIX,
Commissioner I'D Interim
An ll--iawt3OIune
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proposals for stationery.

DxrARrMESr brEnaoR, May 20, 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing such sta
- oe as may be required by this dspas u during the na
The so day q June next These unaesonpasa ~ saae'o
contract. win only be awarded to established manufacturers for
An hs ARTICLES required must be OF the very quality Of their
Lind Inferior 10 the samples which will be exhibited
Each proposal must signed by making
and but price Tor each and every article contained
All furnished be equal all respects TO the
delivered without delay when ordered 10 The salts
faction tbs head which they required
win be deemed cause for the abrosaon Of the con
The department reserves right ordering
quantity OF each article contracted Tor as The pubic service may re-
Articles no, named furnished the option
he department Al the market prices
approved must be given By the person
contractor any articles named the contract
upon The order Of the department Or any Of bureau the same may
paid therefor and the price shall be charged 10 the eonaeo
deducted the settlement Of his account for the quarter during
which such refusal or neglect may Occur
qualify, description OF each q the kinds FOR articles required
CLASS I,--Paper
80 folio post heavy satin plain finished rued
and trimmed, per ream
10 reans folio post light, phn, onrned FOR Official
s. ss7 reans cap, white or blue ruled Nide medium or
close and trimmed, per reau
legal cap white or blue, trimmed and ruled,
reams quar,o post, white blue ruled variou,
I SO post, snpcrnae thick
laid, ruled, per rehm
rcans white paper, highly glazed, hard
eaeniered lined and gill; per rean,
10 resns Alambra laid note paper, gia edged lined,
TO- 10 reams bun note paper lined, rsr ream
H. 10 realms envelope, yellow buirr royal per ream
~ lao realms large brown envelope, per rsam -
Is sheets patent bloitng, per dozen sheets
ID. II sheets drawing paper, antiquarian, per sheet
ls . sheets drawing paper, elephant, per sheet
200 paper, froneh, largest size per sheet
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TIME NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
IL States mail steanersT The ships comprising this line the
following:
The Atlantic Capt. Oliver Edridge.
The Baltic Capt
The Airiatic Capt. James West
These ships having been built by expressly government
service has been taken their
their engines strength and speed and their accommodations
for Gneqaled for elegance and comfort
Price passage Liverpool
second cabin S75 From Liverpool York,
guincas
An experienced attached to ench ship
No bertlis be secured until paid for.
The ships this line have improved tight bulk
avoid danger from will the Bnk az
after the lst Of August,
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Narr neef anna PORK for lsas.

nKPAKI,uNI,
Bureau Of Provisions aud Clothing,
June 2, 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed +" Proposals for
~ Beef and Proposals f Pork the be- viii be re-
ceiyod this office until o'clock, Wednesday tho 10Th day
July delivering al and risk
the United States, At the following navy yards
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No Sc Wall street, y. y.
BROWN, SMILEY, & CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KF.NNARD & CO.,
"a .hns,n Friars, London.
Il. q. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
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Catv Tntslilasn~s

FArif srinESe ARRAY sprwpu rrAuA,s -Y Yssserosr
Anrpoon uord ~S sroush, 70 NE aros Of tbs Oon,sns
sicsers Of Emigration that an allan named Cnsro rye
'cni sss b.ss daasercusy wounded d hs rssdeocc We
90 sAxter street. The wagon was lmmosssey ssp 70 ne
hsrse Indicated snd the wounded man ~n io,nd :, 80
te ete1sntsd he brought 10 Mo NeS fofs bosps9
snd Ilaoea In cnOge OF one o. the nouse surge m nse
ami abe 20 Az fee lords -neo ne nriveo ~ tee
HeSpal but be spvhe he Italian tongue and conh nos
hessfvre be Underwood ~ conse Gus 60 81 nn n oeanf
sbe TO com The Enfish lanfusge no aforms
uop ~ 70 how me sbbing snfsy occurred could ee
Ie,rpeJ b, he Gacsrs 81 the Hospital me wcnneed man
fingered rut two noufs ass ne sd mission 70 the Hoop
ssI He died about o oclocE ye krdsy afternoon Tte
toror or wss ntuaed ressrd 70 the occurrence, cut
no ,e,unopy aould be obtained that ccald N any var
tn,o- n, hi upon mystery ssr1 ne case, Me
,er sss sdInu nod over u 70 5ay. En supposed h3f
e dec, a.sd received the 70 wound shile ery ,sed In
,usrrel in ere OF ais couniry men or -ny shooh
hs iesp ,nert about the mater onsf Ssrrssnt css
nfne sxih ward police Il nor enssssd n invossxaispg
the preparatory e tho holding af ne lnqoess ne
d,ccs,ed orgar sriBiey snd ved r Ne csrsre
me rye % cite
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cratic population Of Brooklyn has been for ne ss ss
weeks zsasnrsy engaged organising their ranks and
tnas hey have onsy succeeded In constituting their ward
clubs and lher central committee They are, he >,
well pepsred TO meet their republican advesaries, and
they exposs 10 swell the denocrstio msi3ry Of Kings
o,unty considerably IN the coming election.
Our ooIres pondeft draws attention 10 peculiar
feature Of this organisation, ch he says
noted, II no, initiated Tho whole movement has bs,s
accomplished moi ony without the corporation Of pro
fested p0ticsDs but even sgsiDe their most vi lent
sstsnce This In certainly most impor an, nasure, ca
pabe CT ing great deal OF good the mporarv
Urs 10 closeiy folio Sed ~ lndeed this l. OF the
chief thirss wanted 70 improve nur POLITICAL and
Tor years We have been its most ssngpine advocate
One Of the chief objects NJ toe Germsn o. mo1atc Aso
cation IL sieo 10 DO the Abandonment Of primary cleo
nors, ch have provec ready In tSumen n hsBds
or co'rups poc ans and poll aI parsse', whist they
have entirely fse In elclt ha .xpsessou of puh
hc cpDion Again, The orsspized Gesnan dsmocsau Of
Brock arc said TO be detes mined 70 ebtain fro their
p1iy thc boao fde acknow edement OF their pol noAi
co, Atty being logger Hcnsd ccntent themselves
with IN vrqus heed subordipauon
This NOV eiNeni OF cur German fellow. .cvzsns ID haay
to prove 70 DO Of most ~h,esoms aud parFying nai
be eGsced by cndiA union and hArmonious action Of
,heh body.
*--.-1'- RSfUsKs TO RESIGN.
Mr.. Games, the democratic candidate f1Y Alderman Of
the Ffreenih ward, Rroohiyn, 70 dI vacancy, having
been called upon by sub comm aeo OF . committee of
fourteen persons Gpponssd for that purross G publ,
meeting, ane requested % feriss, 6ccln %,
and claims that ha the regularly Candidate nf
the tenocsafn party. me commhtee Of fs1seen have
since placed Mr.. John ThursDy 10 nomination - the
regular demccrstto candids,c.
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s3s both pits and pearls Sugar ir ss an sdysuoo
OF 10 Co.lse buoy ant Roe dali Tea slos ot SALE bat
prices UNCHANGED spA All qualities slshty declined
common, IA ID Il I'd, medium 70 dne. s.. . l6s New
Ycri hi e., 6kd ssd Baltimore bark. rs 81 PM.
hdeIphis l6c lea Ltnseed oil, 4os fos Cd. God Of
0'n; sperm, sea- yen IN Oh srgod ol.vo slightly I'D
ysnca Spirits OF turrentine aesSy, 3s Ute IN bal.
hy.le inquiry and prices weak.
LIVERPOOL rREIsHr MARKET.
uessrs Warren THAI or ~ port fselshss unchanged
Passengers dull TO View York, CO lts. B,stOn ca los
PhiAdef2hia, 81
LONDON MARKETS.
bsrpg Eoinerr % quote iron steady At G7 Ia 81.
81 les fr both rails snd bars scotch pix qriet s 6d
FSesdstndB bad declining tendency Waeat very
dull and considerably iowor white, 52s sss red, Dos
ban ssors "a aefs x foe buoya5, 81 or is
81 ghiy advanced Lnseed cake qnot soacy
Sperm Oh Nightly advanced sperm Col; snseei 5as 81
scs. Eice quiet Sahgexe shshtiy Sdsanoed under .
large speculative inquiry Sugsr had adv apced 3D. but
cossd heavy. Nios 9uiet put sesdy al e2s Cd. 63s
and o0s Tor the end OF the yea Tea holders demsnd
advance; common copROc L. 21sd Spirits tuyocntine
firm ri 3ts. aSe. I'd. Copper haa advanced los.
H&yRK Marley.
hepcro Tor the week ending AuSnst 10 say
Cotton huoyabs ~ m advance cf n sM ire mA-kes
vss quite excited sales II he IL 500 bsles stck
u5 800 bales New Orleans tres ordinAiYe f2if Bread
stp "a cym Wheat nrru 81 sRnu9 higher prtces. Ashes
nominal Coffee heavy. Provisons M the msrks. was
bare o. American Noe heavy. Sugar slightly lower.
Tss skw Of SALE but prices upAered Whae sone-saies
unimportA1t
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CITY Polssies.

PREPknArIoss or rns sorss pxnocRAcY ron yuY
PAIL CAxrA,aA
Tho youTg democrats Of sas oi,y intend Lo MAKE v,so
rus snOrt 70 redeem sas sats fSom ne control q Ne
s'as'srv elcans. ns proposed scy all he che asd c..
fsn7n N now cr,an, send aei,s .,ss 70 Central Con-
nu,te n.ct 70 oorvsse sent ~ dsy svssins, ~ ~
Zee scvery. ms promises 70 bsa pose,fal organ.
salon, and nsy supcrsede tho qnsr csome esncrSi
MI se~ thai uedeeshe 70 cynrel Tho partT mAohpcyy.
rne fon u,rs 10 the call -
SErrsAL rssoCnA7C cvB or sB~ rorE.
N, ,rns : NJ Dc hnd or srd~y sveDiDs s~ye u. ~ Ne
Onion Bunlpss, No I@ ro-.ry between RvcDe and Dc
cratic Clrb AL dem ccysrc ca 0ns ard bs are ay'tsd
y ~ssd d-'sSAss b. bisrts ofhs ub .n 30 asssS
o-rsnyipE rur c spt tsn rns bfsnoh cinbs 10 hs AT
fsrepi toe Of ia 10 sj The comlns rrrSGe v mum,
-'r-I -grtr SD sh~ s~cend.r 81 81 "a Axt soosu ~A
pra ripirs % - csnccrsc, th4a Rsas~dson, Ne a.,
N,n hsM bsr,es smith Of he si-.-rth ~sru; y IN a
aI.y . M 'hve--b -sfd, oOmm lee Ct ArrAngemsrxa
Paw NoRg rect s lS7.
rHr R,rrHucas rrrRlr Cosunu "A meeting Of M
Rp, BIZ an Central Uonmfuec, Jim A. R-nned,, char.
nan. held ni evening ~ sisyvesas, lns, su,sI Bos
le bu, iness uaasscsed and that SO net NJ vevv
m crtaa, rne loving resou cn was ofeged sy
=, ia. Ice Prsruy
rssovtd, Tbs, com n,tee Of one bo sppo.ued sr,sr
sscD -SJ, b -sch ward dele gan W doyso vays a1c
uesns w defeat the dcmnora 10 party Al lac com ng ee-
ton. s,d refvrs III ms cert necunr
Referred " t,e Executive Committee viii psrpr
Mr. Dow, OF ihs Nnlh card, moved that ouagsies a.
h'ee be .ppcned 70 preps address republican
voiers % this citr Agreed ~
The Commiaee khen aoJouSned nnal ners fruvsdsv
syenlng.
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NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA.

Melbourne daies 70 June ab and sydney 10 June To-
Tho shipments ~ solf from Melbourne nom January 70
date ~ero q million and ;rArter ounces
Ihs sock Of bonded goods q, Ncbcurre Increasing
Tts Victor Bogvn of Asso oily bad resolved 70 Aboah
tie pl alc graf, for tho support OF religion
cTer Tor the establishment OF ne or steamers be-
tween ~ dnsy gn oanama had bean asserted by the 60
verrrcnt Of Few South Wales.
Com nerc,al arsns we're not mnch changed.
Tho ra'e tf o1chsI sc on London was Two per oerL
A. :. iney wcoi, ssDd washed, quoted =, Ia sNd
ais I'D
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THE REBELLION IN INDIA.

rns dian main nsd rsacnsd nayso,lies src usre sr
vec,ed in Lcuoop the ,sJ sbe Eurcr~ sailed.
Hemnay dAsa N Jan so rne naip sssauyes os NE
government dfspaach from osiAri are craAs ned and s
srss ing de- aih are added
4, Henry B-n ard died 6 cholera before pen, On Ne
10 4 Jon, and sr Hssry ts~resoe rron wersde On tse
30 ~ innhsss.
ne mu,,nssrs beid Delh, NE Issh e Juiy rn<y
saa made three sornes and cnireiy sass,sd
= sarh ush hsavy nsa
NJ Hush wheeler sS Killed. s@n ~npore TIE Esrr'.
Mre rressed BY famine, surreud red the place 70
Ssps HAheb By whom, Ia volsuoo Of solemn promises,
wsrs massscrsd Ners saheo vss subsequently tvce
uucssd AM utterly ecfean With great oss by eeners
Bsveiork, Who 70 Occupied rnporc ~ ihs orders
sena s.hsb iso hundred and forty ~onsn and children
we're murdered n o,-np re; and amongst the killed
ma place cir seerse PGser, Colonel wihAms, Risa
aiw Yanh, and other OH ,orl
oc the kh Of July obstinate battle was fouGhs before
's bets the garrison II ths. place ard The seess
mounAeEs ~ho had marched tsaher -iis reoforcsments
vh'sh brought their numren up 70 10 900 men nc
Rriosh brces were obliged 70 retire with heavy loss
Several British officers we're killed.
Two native reFimeuh mutsned 81 esai Koss, rusab,
CO shs eh OF July, and msssscred uap. Rshcs IT era
ham ana Rev Mr. Hunter, ~th biz wife snd osud. The
re~snps Europeans we're safe In the fort These NUT,
sscrs ~ere totally defeated The ie,b ~ sssru..
Senorsl Hevr had been removed nom com Hssa rcr
Suprcness.
Phe Puree vS Ssnewl. mere were porre a,ytrro
ssoes n Hydcrshad In the Dccan, bp, tbsv vsre ,up
r~ewed.
ne Bombay ans Ksdrs, presdepcle, continued ,r,n
col end their armies loyal
Ser Rcd had succeeded y tts commsrS esro-, pen
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TURKEY.

A frss;e eespssch sAses hAs negoiAliops have been
opened by Lord &ssAford de Redc0c obtain The con
Of NE Porte 10 lns passage OF Brsh army IhrcnEh
Egp.
assonld pachl h.f been sppo.ntsd knis.sr Of War, In
place O. hism Pacha-
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Ito Ansrisn sve- issued order for mo
reipctgn o. the Ars1Sn army In Aiy, 70 The en OF
10000 lhe reds otcn 70 take place this autumn.
Tho AC n.AB r0vernwont h said 10 have rent omit
oen'a pose 10 Berlin osecang 10 treaty with Baden por
mnr Franco 20 cces-ruc. . masE.ve br,cge anros The
Ahire.
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AIJ6TRIA.

some OF ne German pnpcrs thai Tho Dspsh Guver
ment had Riven orders for body Of troops 10 on
9astair, bat tbs Dot credited.
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PRUSSIA,

te-rioR corfsT-t,on had occcyred 9. Tie oily OF
bsdgeborg. rne sysc military ste-e housee, rai.rosd
briofe ard ei naas and many private hcuscs were do
skoyed
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DENMARK

zoe ksG lAl resarned 70 stockholm, 10 improved
ncGAt.
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ITALY.
ITALY.
Treta pS4L.A A9eJ.s wee being made a Geneva and

Turn
rhe Pope expected 70 return 70 Rome 10 few dsys
6ssat prepasa sops msk1g for his reoe sscp. BE
was ~ laahc,p on sne 2osk, Ard wAvmy received
tEs O,seze CT fuyin gives IN scsouns Of the recep-
ton g. OF piece Of ordnance by citizens OF
10 Sn 10 peop Ont FOR the wallis Of Alexandria The nj
sry and civic authorities proceeded 10 The gl:eI
q The port, wnero ths suR wac formally delivered to
them.
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Although tho Rr.sh had pnrts OF nvo regnsfts on y
2otc nsn coud he sneye against
Delhi Deschnen rom these regiments hsd been sent
TO protect other psreo.
Two more Er,teh regiments had reeshed Csscrss
Tne dispatches received say nghng abcri the kSs o4
the steamer franah.
AZ Calcutta trade, srpecary enporls, construed para
Dsed Rshasge wss L. aAd- 2s. 33S0 for doo1roens
sills
A. sadrTs 'hers iuie change 10 imports
Al Bombay The hueiaesn 10 naysrs, vesy Sn.ed.
Exchange wGS 2s AVA.
despatch from Mari ees 10 London, dased Avgass 2s,
s-"A ivs.s commercial letter stAssu tfss oaicaa
had suffered extremely from scarcely Of so7n0s, Sa
they we're tesirniDg 10 a. rive by he rivers "
Tie starvc,t uas ia llmrens danger Of bopg sescyed
The priic al nsrc 'assoreq soaaAeusd and mae
raa wc,e ,squirao Tho exports ansuntoi 20 soarCeiy
ans thing Even md Bombay disooasscs nad shOsn
nseh bat had boen suppressed
Tne resten cs We.oy had tnyesssued vssA deci
nation.
sovesoie c,iprps 70 the provinces a osr,,s
lud,a.
The Ersusn were organising regiments Of sfhs.
AFFAIRS IN CHINA.
Eons 4cns dates to the ioth CT Jay, SIC ron
snapshae 10 the I'd Of July.
Lord Egn arrived ~ Borg Eong on tie I'd Of Jusy, ard
Was ahcr 70 proceed rorhwsyd IN tie hsnnor soocSps-
MED BY s.x gnnsoasg.
Ccnn msicry reports beer received respecting the
rjufy sa,aaed By sho ses pAns Tcu BENG thorough
y picked.
rne dscsesss the shipments tos rom Chsns 70 he
eco of June v@ 71b. 800 ,oS.
Al nbADghae, csc, epso nn Ezs,snd ~as To- 2,sd IT,
SAd. Prices Il Ella ~ aavs ,eea ece;s.
Al Hong Ioug =. - or t.'r - b. tSg "a
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THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN In NEW YORK.
.o>o<~~0~o~~,~~rl,o>n
OPENING OF THE BALL AT SYRACUSE.
nNNoNNNooooecoo-oo-11
Great Gathering Of the Democratic
Forces.
Nl>o>~~<~N~N~.,~o,,.>o>e-~
ALL THE LEADERS ON HAND.
-oN~r~N,~v)y~,e>.D~o-No
LEGl0NS or CANDIDATES FOR NOMINATION.
~0~o~oooooo~~>Oo~@~.
SPECULATION UPON THE CHANCES.
rNsN~~~-N0NN~NNo~>NNN>-
How Will the New York Split be
Healed!
,~<Den~@~~NN0~~y~e~~-N..
Speeches Of Mayor Wood and ua-
MEL 3. Dickinson,
de-. &C., &c.


DEMOCRATIC ST ATE CONVENTION.
Tne following tho call for the Democratic sato Con
venssen, which is 10 be held 70 day IN Ssracuse:-
Democratic state Convention viii be held at the CITY
sracuae Thursday the 10Th OF September ness, s Ia
u Of that day. 70 nonpaie candidates for the Offices Of
Secretary Of Sac, Comptroller s ssuror Attorney Gene
YAl State Engineer and surve,c Judge OF The C1s
Of Appeals Canal Commissiine- and Seate Priscn In
spenoy
Each assembly district, as established undo, tee at
pssaed fos the apporonuen of the members or the As
Sembly, passed april I3 1857, iexceot IN the CITY
county OF New York; viii acrc ono deegAe 10 said Con-
vention.
Where change has been made Ia ,he Assembly dsrics
heretofore established, end local Organization she
exist IN tho districts established under shc asorosd
call dsiot tons then the county committees
such o'her persons arc duly authorized 30 CAL cony
ccnveIuors shall call such conventions for 10 election
delegates 70 The Convention he.o,y ordered.
l0aSmuch s5o szaton or Tho den;ocrxo 10
sne city and county Of New York IL ccnriroo with re.a
10 tho former Assembly ajpcr.ionmen. and II Is m
practlcaolc TO efe change therein conform to
the dsr;.s recently established, IN time Tor tho
Ing oil the slae Convention hereby ordered, the city
and county Of New York shA eecs under tae direction
Se General Con miee heseor aeen deles 10 rspro
tho AWenb,y ds icts they ess<d under the for
appoyt nment, and one delegate at large shaI be
elrced by she sixteen thus chosen
Dated sLassY, August 0, 1907
Dis.
John Kelly P.B swsery,
VIM H. Ludlow, sam to~eY,
3 " Csgssr, SEQ SO Beach,
1. L. Clshnoy, q Sine,
o. j. bn JaycUx, Henry Green,
Hiram Beebe, Harvey du u5hard,
]. John Lcws, Jchp lortor
g. Dear R.shmond, e. W. Rogers,
Democratic Slate Contra Committee.
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qag PASSAGES or TIE BALTIC AND PERSIA
ACTIVITY IN the COT fuN MAeSET,

DEPRESSION LIN sRBADs1UFFs
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xovxxsvrs or rHs eKnwlts NJ sH0oELYs.
a sortspcrsent informs W. that Ne Ce-mn aeno
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Supreme Court.
PlLANcE OF FRuaHT on CARGO D
COAL, t153.

CLAIM yoR RLLAScE or FRueHT on A CARGO Dr.
COAL, tl53.
rl, lo-RvbreoM ooond Pwdy-The plaintiff, Ru-
brsgha proved that be delivered cargo on coal TO ur
dy "a the Empire mills and that be had not received the
fre,rst upon 10 tho amount OF elb3 and stempted 70
,bov that Mr. Purdy promised pay the freight 70 him
The defence was that the freight was paid 70 MI
Assy q coal broker from whom the ooai was ovaned,
ana ho alleeed 70 do business unoer the name OF MI
Oliver Asay beng said W be irresponsible Tue Court
,rstruc,ed The Jury that Captain Rubresht hd q Zen
suon ne cargo for his freight and was esahed 70 re.
cover A. unless he had abandoned his lSen and rshed
upcD The personal credit Of Assy that even amer he oar
20 taken out 81 vessel " the oaptsn has done no.
hing showing an Intention 10 sbendon bis hen, ne may
pot The cargo back nss the vessel for nonpSmen' OF
freight - -. - =, a..
mis- case was tried once before. when the jury fd
. o, ssree No verde, vas sgrscd upon Yesterday WI
sftcr the Judge ien
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surrogate's Court.
Before A, w, Bradford.

JVIR of the Late Ansop @. Phslps-7h Ours
ton Of Letters Tesfamcnfary.--A question in the
will of the late Arson G. Phelps wa brought up in
the Surroqate's Court on Monday The widow Of
Mr. Phelps who was named az execu.rix in the will,
qualified herself at once. Philip 4. Dodge also
named as executor in the WILL applies for letters
testamentsry. DIR. Dodge, after the death Of Mr..
Phelps bought out the interest of the latter in the
firm of Phelps. Dodge Co., from Mrs. Phelps,
then the sole executrix qualified The legstees have
applied at the same time TO the supreme Court iof
a receiver in the estate, upon the grounds that the
executrix IL old and unqualified 10 act; they also
oppose the application Of Mr.. Dodge at the Surro.
gates Court Tor letters testamentary on tne ground
that he being a member of the same firm, Is too
much Interested in the accounting of the estate.
The Surrogate intimated that II was his duty 70
qualify executors unless there was some reason
named i'm the statutes brought ag9inss IT, but gave
the legatees till Friday TO put their obf ctions in
form.
In the matter Of the Naturalization ef the Estate
of William III. HornG.--This case was rought be-
fore the Surrogate on the 9Th OF August Flst for the
administrator Of the estate to show eau Sc why the
debt Of Joseph W. Trust should not k paid. The
Surrogate made an order that the administrator
should nay the debit an execution was issued that
decree. On the 2lst Of October last the Surrogate
ordered the administrators bond to be prosecuted,
which was done in the Superior Cour The sureties
III tnt dbfhihrhoeffS p"'e ~
complaint in said action in the Superior Court.
The case was on the calendar Of the Superior
Court for this January sm. On the
10th of January the sVse6 CO obtained an
order from the Surrogate to sh0 cause why that
decree of the 9Th of August shs I'D not be vacated
and vet aside. This was opposed by the counsel for
the creditor. The Surrogate ms e an order that the
proceedings on the part Of u 70 creditor on that
order 81 the 9Th OF August ahf uld he stlyed-that
is he suit in the Superior Cos Mt should be stayed
ana tnat the administrator file an account Of bis
proceedings or before tho 10Th Of January. This
ORDER involves the question. whether the Surrogate
exercises ohancery ursaioS on so far as 10 restrain
q suit at law involving mnf ers coming before him
ia tho course OF the accom ng of an administrator
Az other questions arc no reserved till the admin
isrator files his account I'd there is decision upon
10 hy tho Surrogate.