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lld init Hidlidtnabme aui 8ilounesltuie, fri
pete SeldafttBun8, Sapacitdt uno perl0nli4e
Net8unB. Wenn man in cine beutlde STREET.
anltalt toinmt, lebt man alsbalo i'm Sofe Wtdns
ner NIT 0cl3baden, @artenpflese, Siseu &c. &c
bel1dftl8t, bic Wetber beIcr9en bic Slide, ben
@arten, bic Wilde uno e%rltaunt frdst man
ltno baS Die uNarren"? Der ftalll9 @ebil,
oete erbdlt wiileuiAaftlide 9Iuf5aben, lleberS
IeRun8en, Iufldee, bic Oamen feline Dunbar
belten uno berna6 our Ibenb3eit be8innt
oaS Inaiement, Wulif, 0Orleluns, lelblt flets
mere Observation-Disclosures. Oas belBt pers
9silti9e uno fCrperlide lnterbal'
tuns, ba8 liuo Die WeSe, UNI ben lluslidli4sn
Der uerninfti3eu Welt wieoerju9ebeu. So ben
bieliSeu InItalten 9eldlebt gang uentS fur
prattifde Ieidaflt3un8 Der Sranfen, oaS
81n5e lauit Bios aaf 3ettpertretb bin.
aus, poourh ober Der nit m1praftilhent B. b.
unwabren pbantatiiden Soeen perltppfte We9
CUR Nealttdt uno Vernlnft nod LANCE
nidt 9ansbar 9emadt wiro, Die Ytanos uno
PARTIES &c. ltno gut, benz au9eitren3ten @ebirne
s%utpeilen Otube uno 3ertreuun9 gu 9ewdbren,
reiden aber nimmer aus, rt4ttaeS Gen
fen unb Wollen allet n berbei3ufihreH.
Gin madtiSes Seilmittel 1T in ben peutlden
Srrenanltalten ferner pa5 2uruen, weldes
in ben amerifaniiden Anltllten nod gar nidt
setannt 1T. Wie oaS Gurnen unp anpere Sci.
besi6uuSen (ae9eli4ieben ). 81 BET @tilte5s
franfen nirten mag, erflart li4 leiGt aus oem
alien mabren Sabe in etnen 9~elunpen &Stper
Elm S~eiunper @eiit,
DO4 mag Dem 4aem lein, ME ibm wcQe,
Die ameritanil4en 9rrehanltalten lino 3ierOen
jeoer 9roBeren Staot, uno mas Glesan5, 9ieius
lIhteit, praftji9e GinriAtuus Der Qetje, Yao=
unD Speileapparate %tettifft, mas ole sewiiiea
bate pfeSe pu,H pas Wdrterperfonal uaO leiblt
rett9 Die &Olerau3 III ipecfiid tatbOlilden ST.
renbdalern onlan9t> ( Q f ebenote,am
rttani Den Snfttute Den B Il
| 4 e II ppran.
Die mericiuilas 8ebanblun9 1T in beioen -
omerifanildeu unp heutlden Snltituten aut
9letde 8oli8 9eltiet, Waa iudt purd per.
~niinftiBe llnterltieuns Der 9tutuc uno be, 6unt,
tjonen Des fdtperli9en SrSout5mus no moslih
ale materieuea St0run9en gu beleiti9en unD 1T
lan8it ron ben berriiden Otitteln ub9efommeu,
nit lenen man friiber apf Ten SSrper eia9e
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2IQB. Qrbeiter>llnt ltiibun98, Yerein $40. 2.
Dieter 9erstn bait fetne re8elmd6tein Sc rfammlunaea j~
zen 0onnerfGs Nbenb I'm s uEr IN 0feben SGle (&ABarg IN
Der Sa9ettefr)
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mot aaetn IN ~ltberater uIterfaBuuB In arant6eit6faGeu un9
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Der beute fa.tFutenbeH @eriammlune e~tagulcbgn.
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Gnrpp&titbe SeGDriebten.
Gaatqn0.

SWulHNu.
Der utlantiia, Tele9rapb bau9t gu Galeas
Tia na4 INNER eini9e itpa9e Seufser aus,
aber eS ltno feline perltdnrlibeu MOrte uno
ale SOifnuug, ibn gum GpreAen su briusen,
1T auiSssebeu. Die @ompaonie erIuAt nun
pie enolilde Ne9ierun9 I'M @1rantie zines
3iuSertra9es prn Al Yrsjeut fir elm Anleben
BON $4,000 (circa So, SOC, OOO) tebufs Din.
f~erti9uu8 uno 2e9un8 zines neuen 8abels. Ser.
iu4e NIT Der Sebuu9 peS alien 4abels fam
man uiAt Dor Dem @intritt rubiseren Metters
(im AprIl rcer Wfa) MAIDEN. Dag Der 5ebo
Ter uibt an benz ~lllerenoe BEL Galeutia 0eleseu
bat, 1T nun IL eitmtntbeit ermittelt unp man
fcmmt aun wieoer auT Die erlte Sermutbuna
3arid, baB fiji bic 8eihdci9uu9 un8eiabr
straightforward Weeilen BON Der 8ilte unO
5rpar in elmer WaiertieIe Don 900 queen cor
fi1oe.
Traufrei1
Die bon 2cui8 Jtapolecn 3ur BeJut1dtun8
Der gte5erbauOel' 6rage ein8eieste @OmuiIliou
bat einige Steun9en 8ebalten. sic lca tciuess
peSs einltimmIs iar AbiAafiuns Der io8es
%nalnten v~freien 0leser 4u5rpanperun9 naG ben
frunaSfiden GClpalsen" fem , ~isnDsrn uber
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o. gefbenfe nac5 Ser Oe(T90thl
@letne Wadetf. fret tb NbrlNe. a. a. 2 M,nn-a-

NIethe FdatIF, TIL tt8 NortNe, fur tIs J NQl0g3.
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brbsrnn8s- mp" emPfetit 80 ,at pecnp.,1 urO
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mas tr9enS etnert O:te bar g8att, f~cr3us!t3 nab Deutf5z
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Sernsr ptrbsn elhau8Sdblrn8e Gn trseh6 etre
Gbreie ebea baRtn fire.! tas 9ana u Itsfern 6trsft pGr @cRbdK-
pier bef0rBt unb Ort8in0l-Q ttHaG Seteftrt. - p tdae.
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5remer pofbImpfiBtfe teben @l0nat Dn bier. 9De5ft, iGs
8letds Bablbar, emf mebr ais 800 5t6bte 9Vn GHyopa a~ua3eaeQt.
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mar auf %psrtofrsts NnfrG8ea bgt o. d nj ibt u. 6 o.,
4tatbam 8duf, ReIryprf. TofeNnreTt tE.
got. Sffck. Ser 90. 37Ol gleMeNgrf. Se2.G
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Der @ernianta Mdnnets9b0r Sat ffa 0s7IafnlnresloFa
mao benz 6aUfe bee 5srr1 8GrB SC. a 59p;G GtIrsar.,
jtDiI4en 9ernaus uRe eOnbarttt. prlS8s,
Dem frubsr n1etrfd4 aGss:fprpAenen g0gnf5a futipyes
i6enb. BADEN mir ben Gcntraft hbcr bes Q0!al 1n5lt 65sas
'i6lUfsn, ta6 basfsits auger ben fir bic 8sar8~, gs5hn8}n Sc
ltnmttn Ibta6sa gu te6sr anbf'n 3tt aHt ST 1fa prir1ti5sa
3, Ram nluueGH Der dfttsen uup eaffy ~ Wt:s!tstgr bfnt
Sernaata W6nner.GRVr CUR Gasf8Itfsitteu ~AtsPDdion &c.
h ut msrbe.
Dies CUR @tnutnsB br Witglteor 6~rtnsesb unt bamtt tie
Gtnla0uns an bteieIbsn gum ffscren unn sablret6sn YeiGd
bes VeretnslOfais per5inosao, Wtrb BletASetI,B srl1Gt, &af2Is
(nn9ea &c an ben 5ermGaia DtlantrsGtDs BET 3sfrn 8ars
btnterl eJen III nr4en.
yF2g1 inf & n RiEsI as
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Neue Mm2et0elt.

2Ealbln9ton Nc9e Yto, 2. >. 6r. Or.
DdS Sda.Gpmuatttei steler 4oss mad loren Brelnbsn. 70.
ME hem ynSttfum bic ~erSe6enfe 4ui:i9s bas tor erhsr Sab
rss5aa an 9plpsters Nbeab tn Der fb6nea Retenbdue cbos.
palten DtrS. Das GOnnitts9 BAT biz beRen 0crtebru nSen
9%etreftn, UNI bsa 8eia9ern etsfss GsRSaIss etRs frbti t6e
9td6t Az berstten.
8u rect aablres6tr 9etpsIltsuns perOtn aus BeIanatt urb
npp bsfpreerS bic 8rabsr pbtBer Ho9e bterpurb bSatbh Tin.
eeIaten. &Prtf. S&aWb, Gbatrrtan. (bf
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BE Su6bauOlung Don 80, q. g @mtot,

,u. 49, NVFIV WN7TEWbEF
enpae5t tpr rtt1baitt9es une Dpbl3erdblte5 211tr bDG bert,
lder Gtteratar aa0 Nunt, petGe f6 5u goei1naLfs, un9 glus
la0ra'@Ssitentsn 9OrtG8lt3 st8ntn; @Gmmtii6e Wu'e ven
@b1ntne, 9etns, 3Gun, Shakespeare SBtee. g5tbea RftneEe
JutS NIT 8elaHnnsaa yOn Tlulbaa. 5gtiIigrat6, 6amboiGt5
8oSmPS 4 sfe. Ktntel5 @soi@ta 8topasa. Qsudr, QsfFug,
uno cine gtadt, 3f4rtses 90SeGea, gaunban l5r 9HtaGt. Bt.
GIn tn alien DrDBsn, &c &c.
Cine arpBs Aaspnfl elegant e~abuntfner Min. N~aae1tgn
Soa reuttatn GIdlftsrn fur G6msGBe9enfe paTenb, Btlsgr~
bi1er ano Ju8enetHrtlten in groBer Agsuaht Spn Il G.-S5.
Quer6 ads beutf6er 8ImiIteHflleRbsr "A geats.
papne'S Uttntdtur MlndnQt mtt II SfQbllthen Is Seats
Nleuma, portfolios, bunte unb fbpGr3s @iiterGogln 3e3s
aenoprlaBsn, 0et4nens anp Sbretb1eftf 3uibYafea, 8eTitns.
p9otp9rlpbRn, ele9ahta B~ref6S3ea ju geHjA bt6pUai&aa Is,
81 Sa6lretd4en Yelub ld0et ~ergebanf eta
Otsl4,3w GP, g. @ dmt6t 80 0ortb f3obfr.
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SSdbmafd3fncl1. yI05n1o1c0TnSl:-

Thomas Shanks, profits der Ofaihiniit,
Nprb 9iabfraBe, nGbe 8altinDrefraGe,
matt Gue NeDaraturfn an R1Pmai3tntn, Dru6er.preTed.
Sle6ner WerftfuBsd lc. it. WG9eIe iur bic 9ate1t,2fFcs
WerbeE eenau nah Der 8etdnHns 9srfsgts5t.
NS. y .braTtte 8igmaf3'asn psrbsn 3sgarft, ]ouf8c@ets
IT II ; pAfl Gft, GSt5,3n,
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EDW =. II. DUOAh~'
D,n 6 euiumcnten iur Na6rt&t, teb 10 naSt0i9'rpe Its
ttfI In better Audltt6t uub 0udHthat Spgtalg's PSSs' a.sS
gSnasitabads. isSr eutsn 9artaas: Connecticut, Sep,
5dpdnna.. o 1rd- unb Guta -S!dttsT.S asaGe' S np lsns e,f
ta Id i'm ptanbe BIN 70 btlts ais tr9iEs Sfa'ane 81 %Setfdgftn,
RSmmt Ra& Yp. s54 gpef p~rattfrsbE mare SParggrGss
unb ~nber;spet Sud idbf, %ES%opEJ
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Sum Nerf0lYF-

SSSE so Nter Qdnb NIT suteu DISQUALIFICATION, I6 @2ctIrr
EX.Is Dn Der Staet RGbe Ser &anelrdbe uub In her getun-
EN.sk befen 8e8eub, 1l0% Afer an Ser 3ortberr Gertgel'
$50 Gtfenbabn, 80 W,et!aH rOa Sef Sta6t init Ts6igoen ;
~ I'D T on Der alien SreSertf Rpae, OUt %anBebaUt; t07 AdeE
NIT bubfben Standardization uHb arlaeca. rErb gs1ea Gt8ed:
thunt N Ter Stdet stu9stdufbt 6 Gfsr ar ber alten 8rsptT'G
Hoae. 4 Metle psn Mount bs Selts 1870 N6er am 2%BGittr5"
tcns0dnepese, 10 Wtetlen ron Der EtGnt; 2 4Rufet IN SOD'
arbfr, nabs g~ants1Rr. l tn &B5f 9oERartfr BIN 6G9-
sstefr.; 2 tn QertHstonfr 1 tn 5rpntfr, I IN @~FdttaraBs;
| tn Pdnpcerfr. 2 Ia Wulber1gTr. udf mebterc dnbere n
gsri6tehensn @eseaben Der 5tast, Sets sa S%trrietoeu ia
per 8dIttnprsar,, MSuurtrt, @ap unb 4teGiberrSrr. mo
8%rcahpas. GruuH gu psrEaatsn in @~lSobwee Graubrtd'eH
u ~0erteufsn, WIoteru nb NGrrt&,
Nti5-S Us. 81 Edggttl.aBel
&9~ 8~aufSrtefs Mtett.g pRtrGfte Geddned 9 nab a1bese
l6rtftlthe gdptcrfs iSrie gEGtfe1sG t6tseSffaai strbt
5shcnS ttiDr0t.
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GEM oeS Wefer'8,
z. &tYd6e. NSp. HNN.

9egenitber Der patentsSfftce
dbegninmt ace Nn3ttgen unb SubICrtpttpu mem In
QDdfbtnat0n up ~ungt6tnp far BEN gDsder, fgpte oub BIZ BE-
nedune ipOn OrTfdFbetten. Hnb bsferat ~btsfelsea Ia tur,sRsg
3ptf
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WciDnaebtss umS NSeui0hr6zNiefdlc1tfc
tur OeutI1l1nb

TUT ~NNIININNW
AuftrdBc frr ~gef9r8nn8 bon 9adetea unb @et61u8etlare
sen mad tr9eae etnent Ort In Oeuti6ldnr, Seioten nab Der
S6~ets fir aDei6hadtenp cher Reaiabr be9tnant, ipsrben pon
lntertet9Rstsn entge8en asnOnmsn unb fir tas rephttstee
Gtn1rflen 9dTdnftTt, lpbale tol9e Bio gum 50. gpBbr. mir
I~bGIGetea UsrHsn. %. u. S6mtet,
! Nnn1Z.N Sd = 49, n 10.
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NGetaifAcs Q&Scinbau8
BON u. BartZ.

EAA1A Rp. pa Starpar., 3rtiden German Il. 2cmtirbfr.
SelbRimpOrttrte RDsins unp WOfsl. QGune pertea te.a,
6ldS fGpte aup bel Blaf6e 5er3apTt.
E5- @9f SetsGnn8. mtsDsu p5tgt g8t!He str Gg5ene ms
aud yer 8aapns ~ 0~DtNlsiate Vtetlsn ts Qa4s 8~eItgfut.
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05rl0ren 1elanaen

am WOutdes cen 81. bs. aaf Dem 9aqe tS Gdnaer6untej
TN Wdtplanb Snfttute Elm eDlbeae8 QrmbanS ati 5 70 bll
S1e men. Der ebrlsae 5tabar Wtrb G%etstea, b~asfalee gelc.
etpe 9ate BeiOpnun5 Wv. 10 QGHocetTr. G~58Llteffla -
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0uTprDcruud

Grau 6 m Ute S3mtkt, (8e5. @ufsIer), tn eruc
Sa!!tmprearase, uO fe au3easqme Rl6rtdt Bon tbrsm 8r.
Fr erbnIfon fam. III n
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yGacDrtcDr
9srtAtet fatttn alttnt0rs Medtr
2lmfunft oes Oarnpfcrs
~SlltnciS."

New> Oort, 20. De3. Der Oaupfsr
3utdriS lit unteu an9sfcmmen nit ipetteren
Na6ridten ron A8pinpaG &C.
j3weite Depsf9e. Der SainetS brin9t
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SerFaU 5 &Sn4et0en.
0euffd1e Sf0rfpHeiu.
8mffer llfib WT6c.
S0nDpIa

3,jOO,O0O SUP Ban uao Gdreinerbola,
100000 S4inbel uno 2atten 5um 8crfalf.
9pr lenfsu Bic @uf nsrtIamteit puaItlt&er Sg0ecu aaf Va
iere 8re6s 9tsserIass SOn Sas. uno slugtois ron alea stte7,
Ct u~dnttttten ub SrSstn. - Dir IBncteen wttgtdEnen Saas
beIJ mad 9easuuns, Inb Iiefrrn 6enfsrrabwen, 6burir,
@tTfahaRssn unb Spbeiarbctt ia Satyttrreita. Spredtt Dor
II uuisrnt 2eiispfs,. No, 110 et8btar, aDsrft cbfT Ode sen
~u %aU2 - ~t'"@""''' urns Il Sloan.
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SUPPLEMENTARY.

Dbt8er D:retn aalt am 10. Sauuar Ietn swgtes Gdr3(:Gaie
tea tn Zen gttro. Nfsnbls. @e9ws, wplu bic Gbrenmlfoitrfer
{ tuablt@t %eiaBeiaDeH perten.
DIG Ncs 6 N riftrc
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WpncOr1f1.
Gpnntdn ben 2 Gnnnnr 1850

SenntG8 ben 2. Sanudr 1859
0steralStr Iannmlung fir bic Q8a6lneuer 8tQmtet .
Gin nsusr, fur btt @Oncorbta phl aaniiasrer NRIat6fsatfIn
efmB8lt@t bic 8eibebaltuns bsa 6sbtrtSsa eefIl5. g. Be-.
oart nr ger t9ftt9tn Dtttpirtun5 afr 1rea8sbltsbenaa, r4
Hnleren i99nen Vereta balb pteber gu benz III ut ten, 10 10
er mar. .HRtte!t Gus auf aus s irem 58taf un6 last 5aqt
ans goeft' GFiSetnt ale, e. mag %esRdn6elt nef6ea.s
O5S U. g d s, brCt, G.TY.
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Ohio LII. Insurance and Trust Company.

FROM the CINCINNATI Gazette, Nov. %.
While the courts considering the question OF jurs
dicton in the Trust Company there has been
mcnt the part u portion OF the creditors the object
of which 10 terminate legal controversies and have the
affairs Of the company wound UP In best calcu
lated to promote the interests Of all who have claims upon
the assets Of the corporation. II has been proposed
dismiss the pending and restore the control OF
the assets TO the trustees who shall thcreupon make
srnment TO Mcssrs J. T. Kiibreah and Chas Reeme.
lin these gent 10 act for the creditors in winding up
the business outs dc Of the courts thus avoiding the
expenses ard heavy sacrifices that must be borne
under the administration of receiver, whether appointed
by the Superior Federal Court This proposition
agreed TO by the a,torres who need proceedings
the Superior Court, AMI IL Also learn tavoraby
regarded BY Mr. stan berry, and only failed in
qu,ncc Of the opposition ~ Mr. Mclean.
II strikes that this Is the best most speedy, safest
and cheapest way settle the business Ear creditors
concerned Nothing TO I've gained for the latter, while
very much 10 be lost by long and expensive legal pro
c,euug We know Of good for obcctng 10 this
tho parties 70 which the property belongs The ostensblc
object OF the procecdngs which have already engaged
the attention Of the courts 10 convert the assets INTO
money and distribute the latter among the creditors This
certainly he better accomplished by the adoption of
the mode suggested than IN any other that counsel
likely 10 propose. Why not, then adopt this plan, aud
transfer the whole business al INTO the hands OF the
two gentlemen namcd-mcn who are entirely competent
tho important business 10 the satisfaction Of
creiorsg This matter Is worthy the consideration Of
parties interest IL Is legitimate subject Tor the &C
ton u citizens who hold Chains against the concern.
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Before Hon. Judges MAY nard Mccarthy and Thompson.
ruk TITLE or TnE LATE BRICK CHURCH PROPERTY.
Nov 27-Leuis Benton, resr0T,deu,. Frederick ~
james or7eidrt-Ths originally tried before
Judge Thompson and jury the 10th Of October 1857,
when verdict Of 1870 gwen for the pIan,in The
respondent is lawyer. The dcfcndont Of the
owners Of the Brick Church property, who with certain
other parties attempted short time ago sell the
20 the government for Post OfIce site. Benton
poyed by James 10 search tie title 10 tho property
question for the sum Of $500 After proceeding upon
the examination James paid Benton $3.50, and gave
bis note for $3.50, the balance. The action in the
court below was brought upon that note. The
defence was nat The consideration was unlaw.
tul ard tia, the defendant entitled To iudg
mint bis favor Tor the $3.50 already paid And further
tia, the defendant viii others hal barganc and agreed
the terms OF sale q sad property with the govern
mont of the United states NJ that there renamed only
r. me concentration Of agreement that the title to
rpd property should be ces n by the United states ms
trc Attorney for the Southern district ~ New York aud
by the Attorney General " the United states that NJ the
of the making OF the note the title IN the hands
The plaintiff for examination ,Shr ON the 18th Dcce
ber 1856 defendant made the ote and delivered 10 the
plaintiff in consideration " plaintiff = promise 10 have the
examination Of the title concluded once, and obtaining
the certificate OF the United States District Attorney that
the title good and valid aud perfect that the plaintiff
failed procure such ca' aud The title was refused
by the for the reason aolg others that the
Tito had not been certified that the defendant there
tote guised great loss and damage. pecson reserved
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superior C0urt-Generai Term.
Relore che .rur;ice Bo.worth ana full bench.


QUESTION AS no THE ATTACHMENT or SoS-REsI-
DENT DEBTOR.
Nov. 2T.-WiHiom Chaine 70. Le,rs Wilson and
oaox; A Weldon TIC Ssrns; The Hidfrescr Company
o. Same: Paige and others he Some.-T1icsc
were appeals from special term, the question being
whether the defendant, Wilson, properly proceeded
against as non resident debtor by attachment accord
ing 10 the Code OF Procedure II appears that several
years ago Wilson retired from business Ia this city and
went ~ reside a farm owned by hrs wife at Norvak
Conn III 1876 he resumed business here, but continued
10 reside with his any at Norwak. In 1855 he tod ss
friends that he intended TO become permanent resident
in New York The form then conveyed 10 his sou,
and he lived with that the place. but continued
to carry business here boarding at hotel and return
ing home Norwalk Saturdays where the family
sided During the panic last year he was apprehcnsve
Of his beng considered resident, and hired
at The 81 Nicholas and bad wife and child there
until the following January The child wac thcn taken
sick aud the wife removed with II TO Norwalk The de
lenaant followed in few days and there Of the
tine until May, making transient visits 10 New York and
always stopping at hotel as day boardcr. Counsel
Of the defendant stated the above facts and
said that could be- shown that al the visits Of the de
ferdar, and his wife ~ Norwalk mere temporary
soiournings for social intercourse On the part OF the
ra nta. contended that the evidence of real.
deice was abundant The defendant had voted only six
times fourteen ycarsfour times a. Norwalk and
nj New York and once Norwak In November 1855,
at the Presidential election. Decision reserved.
William ReIro~d II nj rs. GeUgs ~ Chapman
der affirmed with and the costs q the appeal be
considered in the cause.
Geoyge r. Underworld - John Kennedy Order re-
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rNCAPACITY OF ARcHlTECTs-THE SCIENTIFIC
QUALIFICATIONS OF GOOD ARCHITECT, ETC. ere.
TO HERALD.
NV YORK, Nov. -, 1858.
is through the columns Of your paper which has such
a wide spread circulation dcservcdy great influence
on public opinion that seek address few words rea
i've 10 the falling Of the roof OF the state Arsenal
this city
The immediate cause of the roof giving way AMI thrust
ing out the side walls very apparcn, to those who are
c-nversant with the laws Of resistance and compression
and had the workmen To whom the construction ~ the
building entrusted been IN degree scientific men,
the accident and expense attending the sad catastrophe
would not have happened.
Tie main purpose n my addressing you to cnfeavour
to obtain your influence in showing the pccpe Of this
city that architect ought 10 be Of liberal edGci
ton snd sound mathematical knowledge, and not IS L &c
morally the here, men who, through fortutous
cunstancoF and arrogant presumption, mIose upnn the
people by styling themselves "atohitects" such men
only IN 20 be called pliers o. tree story hricNs'
and even in constructing common dwelling houses many
gorgeous errors committed, owing 20 their
total want ~ mathematical a'iainmcnts; ard daily,
in buildings that being erected 10 this city, greater
and useless amount ~ timber "a used than there
occasion for thereby loading the with needless
expenses
The masses Of men engaged in this city ne architects
are generally speaking, boss carTcnters aud common
mted means OF acquiring scientific knowledge -cnder
them quite incapable 81 explaining by mathematical rules
the requisite strength and disposition q the various tim
beers required W a building.
The generality Of people have bun an indrercrt opinion
of the requirements necessary for architect AMI this
feeling H. IN a great degree owing 10 the ignsrance OF
hose engaged in the profession which IN European
countries takes deservcdy high standing that OF
the law or any other Oft learned profession.
On the Continent II Europe, and in England, have
10 70 through II study extending period Of
from three 10 I'VE years before they deemed capable
OF being entrusted with the erection of any building
Could such Influential paper the Of which you
have the honor TO be the editor be induced to prove 10 the
people Of this city that architecture T. science and
tending 10 refine those engaged in IT'S pursuit,
think that ia the Of few years much real hcne
CT would 10 New York, which fast gaining world
vide fame and cause superior class Of well educated
gentlemen a. enter the profession, but who from
the very marked ignorance u those engaged In H. prcu
diced from adopting and exatIng y By their education
and refinement,
trust that you win honor the writer of these few
lines by inserting them 10 your valuable Journal and thnt
YOU will them cfaanailng from one &C New
Works. sons who fnin would see his city equal and nos
sibe surpass s public and domestic architecture, that
- Irrhn nr Dnrc
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OUR MOBILE CORRESPONDENTS
Nnrfr Nny q Is
The Ny,terion Departure Of Csreroi WALKER.

NOrilf, Nov. II, 1858
The Mysterious Departure n Ccneroi Walker.
General Walker left here yesterday. HIS departure was
sudden and mysterious, no apparently knowing how
or where he had gone Il L not all unlikely that lac Is
really OF for Nicaragua and viii be heard of In the
ncighboriood of Greytown. You may cons der nxcd
that be will land safely and enter his adopted country to
win this time. From the interesting and truthful
pondcn, a. TIE HEpAtp a, san Juan del Norte your
readers know how badly the "Man Of Dcstny Is needed
10 make order Of the chaos that gns throughout
that naturally lovely land
Emgrants are stll coming IN by the daily mail packe,
from New Orleans aud ID railroad from Upper Alabama
and Mssissipp. Five hundred here. Agents "
the Southern migration Ard Society have opened Offices IN
New Orleans for The purpoae II aordinR opportunity
TO al DESTROYS Of eingratng 20 Nicaragua 20 thngs u
tUt
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Some have supposed from what has appeared In the
rapcfg that have not PAID the three notes 81 each
held by Mr.. Morris The following receipt, signed by
Mr. Morris speaks for Itseif'
Received New York. feb. 10, 1855, from G. Knox his
check Tor ve thousand dollars aud his note Cor twenty
Ave hundred dollars which, when paid will he full for
three notes dated May June e. aud June ~ 1851 with
ner,s, up stc aud 10 full Of all costs and charges for
ikc same.
thetk NoWi wv
Note AZ four months ..........s.......... $500 90
Interest. ........s..... 2fe ~
Total. 10
q. MORRIS.
Nv controversy with Mr.. Morris IS capable Of a very
satisfactory explanation. KNOX.
NEW loRK. Nov. u, 1858.