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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
SUPREME COURT-City aud County Of New

CCPREME COURT-City aud County Of New
- Y0rt-AZARIAH BOoDY sxainr MILE d. POW
FRS wife Of Edward POvsrs; Edward j. Povvrs Orve o.
Jouss spd Jxss L. his wife; Cosuor- J. Bruce nd = his
vSI By the of Enma T. Asnn 0ueresn, Tie Ne
cssncs Bar Assaou Janes Jones Henry Jooes bsnJs
min S.vart OCie De Grsf. John Ain, Jscos As.las,
B.bbitt Abraham r. LEWIS Francis, Cyrus Il
Ioutre sanos Wide. Joseph Wide. John Br,nert Heoy
Cos.I DANIEL Tray Edgar Ketch L-nusl Bangs Asa
Csmtrrn-Suu for rrh-f-(Cen no; TO C0sNORE
J. BRUCE aod - bis vie sued By the name Of EMMA J.:
You se hereby summoned and required .a complaint
IA hi. se.ou which this day kd The os OF toe Clerk
of he Ctr Couuty Of Eewfort ~ the City Hal IN ssd city
ard 70 .rr,e u your the aid complaint
sub. rber n be ohce No II Wa. in tbe City Of New Yort
within twenty dsys after the srse of tbis y0u
sxc.iye the DAY o such service and you fail 20
u. .sd complaint within the time Aforesaid e plaintiff this
sc,,oh III apply the Court r the re- demanded In tho
rsipt-psted Jsnuary g. la5e. 6EO BLISS. u,
- ls~svTs Pi.n.ifs A1orns.. Nc. II wsust. ny.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New.
y Yori-THE BRISTOL STEAM MILL COMPANY
.ssnst THOMAS NESMlTH CHARLES =. NEsAlrH and
NrNRY s. KEST-Sumuons for money demand coutrsct-
CCom Lot seryl-To the Defendants fou hereby sum
ened AID required ;Ls ths Son which
~ be ed IN the of Clet of the City and County
York a. the City Hall in said CHy and 70 copy OF
your answer 10 said complaint The uescreen q rheu
Se, No % E.,an street IN the City Of Newfort within
service of this nnons or you exclusive
Of day Of such service and you TAI 70 aEsve the sd
roprsint within the Aforesaid ;he plaintiff in ths s.o1
I'll ,ie ssn for the OF tteen thousand
dollars with interest from the SJh day Of September one thou
,sne f,h, bur drcd and Fry s2sn on $4,000 from
October 90 1857; 500 from November ls5I on $3.50
from December l laj7; o. 90 from Jsuusy O. sS aud
or from January S 1855 besde the costs OF this so
-Dste1 January % ls5S. -
BLATCHFORD SEWARD L GRISWoLD,
Plaintiff Atioru-ys No. - Na.ssu-s;., p. Y.
B-The conp.n; in the Aboy, UtoI hl.d in h- Oh
Of u. CLERK of The and County YORK tie Sh
Veb 1855. BLATcHFoRD, SEWARD GRisWoLD,
.,ls lsv61Tu PAn;iG's Attorneys
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

SERIOUS AocIDEsT.-A man named Bucknssny :
mechinst, met with a serious accident ono dsy !sN
week Of Cold Spring. Buckman had consented 70 lcs
a'oI hunt, and while putting his gun in tho bsck pM
OF tie wagon with several cthers oae Of the peo~
vss accidentally discharged lodging the estre chsI;
together with several spnters frvm the hind bcAru
the wagor. in the side Of Bucb man Just above the mp
II is supposed that the unforssste msa esaa"
tecCyer,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
N 1887 WINTER ARRANGEMENT lGS.

Couuencirs Dc. p. 1857
PsssensS Station in Ne~YOrt corner 7tsst and fhsV
sLtsLce % 27thst.
TRAINS LEAVE EEW-YORK
For New Hsv-n. 7:e sa M (eII; leS $40 OK sHd az
n For Bndsrport 7: % m. (eIh ls:B $40 (eI and
igp NJ For Milford Strs:ort fsirhe.d. Southport SD Ns-
por; 72o l2s5 4:Dp Pgr Norw,iI, p a. NJ J.! y
$40 lex 4:sl $50 D. m Por Dsrien sJd Greenwich. I'm
= m la45 40 $3.50 p For s,Amo,i. 7:N. lex N
l24s $40 (ex % $50 For Por Chester and uterine
date S.s.ous 72os N l2:&5, i:eD. $50 p m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, a m lex $40 pmte1 For Hartford and
Spriptfeld m. eIl $40 p teK fOs Coz neccut River
RalIosd Montreal eIl and $40 N (eI 10 North
amptor. Dor Cana Railroad a m (eIl snd s;t5 m Tor
Houasorn Railroad For NsuGstuck Railroad q IN and
slOp. U. For DsnbGry and NoIvLs RsrNd I'D IN, $40
o. n JAMES II. HOYr. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
SUPREME COCRT-City and County Of New
- YorL.GEoR9E c gALL6U aud sALLoU sIs.

- YorL-0E0RGE c. BALLoU aud BALLoU xAast
THOMAS SEsAIrH, CHARLES Y. NESMITH sad HENRY
y. kEST-Sumu1ons foS money demand contract fcom
not TO the Defendant you heftby summoned ani
required 10 the complaint in this scton which viii BE-
fled in tho Office % the Clerk Of the City County Of
fort The Cry Hail. in the City Of EevYork sad 70
copy Of to the said complaint. the subsrber
r oAce No. - Esssuest in the City of NevYork With
In enty sef the service o his you
sye Of tb- day Of sneh service and you ksn
ssi complaint within time aforesaid PLAINTIFF
seton v ske Judgment sssnst you for the u Fouses
Hundred and hy doars with interest from the 18th day Of
Decen Der eight hundred and J even SaA
SOC from Jsnus 1855 and for protect iees bs,ds
the Of this action -Ds,<d January IS lss8.
BLATCHF0RD. SEWARD GRl5WOLD,
Psinlis Attorneys No. y Nssssu-st n. Y.
Bib plu the above action fled N the ooe
Of The Cet II the City snd Cornv Of kewYork the S
Feb. 1854 BLATCAF0RD, SEWARD 9Ri5w0Lp,
90 liwSufu rNRits Aitorasya
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

CCPREME COURT-City and County Of New
- Yorf-THE WARREN MANUFACTURING CON-
PANY sssinst THOMAS NKsMlTH, CHARLES T. SES-
NTH and HENRY y. KESr.-suu,moos for money demand
Com sery ITO the Defen1ants You
ction which vii BE- hd in the oCe OF the Clerk Of hs City
and County Of New a. the City Hall in the City OF New
he sbscTihe a. ther Office No - Ssss1 street the
City Of He~Y0rt within s~esy dsys s.r the service 81 this
you, exclusive Of the day Of such aad
you s TO srs~er The said complaint within the time aksssd
he plaintiffs in this action viii take Judgment
our hundred and three sOo dollars with interest from
the Sh day Of september thousand esh hundred snd y
January IS 1889
BLATCHFORD, SEWARD GRIsWOLD
Plaintiff Attorney, No = Sassaa-,:re., Ny
bThs complaint II lie above sction fled u Ia. oRce
efthe CLERK Of the City ,ad County Of Yok on . l3S
Feb, ls5s BLATCHRoRD, SEWARD GRIswOLD
pelo lAvevTp Panii5s Attorneys
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

l. yo,t-THE NiNIrAcTT'RfRy RANK A., THOMAS
NHsMlTH, CHARLES l.. NESMITH aud HENRY v KENT.
Summons FOR demand Q contract (Com. s.rl-
tle complaint IN hi, action which viii bo Sid IN the
ohce Of the CLERK Of the City and County Of SewYort the
City Hal in the City Of SewYot and copy q your
snsver 20 the said complaint the sbsroers trir once
No % Ssssus in the City Of New York within twenty days
after he service Of this YOU exclusive of the day q
such '-yice and a 20 the said complaint within
tie fine aoreHd the plaintiff in this sction will
sssnst you for often hundred and 100 doa
With interest from the SOh day Of December thousand e1ht
hundred and and protest fees beside ia. " ths
t.ioE.-Ds.ed January ls, is53
BLATCHFORp, SEWARD GRISWOLD,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Nc. - Nassau st. n. Z.
Brhe complaint in the above .cion fed in the once
OF he Cerk o the CITY and County Of New the 18Th Feb
ls52 BLATcHFORp, SEWARD 9RIsWoLD,
feb ID lsw6wTu Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
COTRT-City and County Of New

SUPRENE col RI-City and County OF New
- York.- CHARLES L. ANTHONY Aainst THOMAS
NESMITH, CHARLES =. SESMlrH snd HENRY r.
KENT-Sumron. for mou-y demand contract. (Con NO
s-ry-To Defendants: You hereby sumnOned and
quired the complaint In tits sction which will Be- fled
in the Office 4 the Clerk Of the City sud County of
the CITY Hall the City Of New York and copy Il your
III" .sa complain the suoscrbss a. the ofes
No Sasss street. the City Of Newfors within tSeoty
aer 'he service Of this exclusive Of h-
dsy Of .uch sTyoe and YOU M TO snswer the said complaint
within the time sores4. the psufiH in this son will
judgment against you for the u forty five hundred dollars
with from the tooth day 4 Janusy
thousand risht hundred ssd hyesht, SjI3 30 aud
IS December IS 1851 and protest fees beside the
of ttis sc,Ion.-Dated January 49, 1859.
BLArCHPORD, SEWARD { GRiSWOLD,
Piaintf Attorneys, No. - Nsssau-.t, Y.
NIB The complaint IN the above ton fled Ia h- Office
Cerk te City and County Of New York tie jth
February 1883. - -
re lsw6vT. P.4hltfs Attorneys
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
feaal Notices.

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New,
- York-ROBFRT HASTOS WALTER MASTON end
AMAsA MANTON ax.nst THOMAS NESMIrH CHARLES
T. NESMlTH and HENRY =. kESr-Summon, ior noney ee-
rnsud on contrsc;-(C served tho defendants You
are hereby mnoued and required the compsnt 10
hi. which will b. fled in The Of OF the Clerk II The
City and County Of Yorh at City Hal in said city aad
copy Of 20 tho sail complaint on The SAB
Office No - Ia the CITY OF New
York within twenty day. the service Of this summons on
VOC exclusive a day Of such service sad fail 20
swer the ad complaint within the Aforesaid the plaintiffs
IN his viii ake judgment azsnst you fr the SUN Of hre
hundred fy dollars and forty Eve cents. With Interest tom
the eighth day OF Apr thcnssnd eight hundred aud hty
sven and for further Of fur hundred and nnei
dolss and :2O With n,err' from ApEl a. 1871 and one
d lar and fy cents protest beside the Of thi, action
-DGed New. York Jsnusrv. 1853 -
BLATCHFORD, SEWARD GRISWOLD.
PAntifs Attorneys. No. g SssssIsree., N. Y.
B.The complaint in the above ation wa h.d IN the oas
%. Ceft Of he CITY County o. New fot the l3h
Y.b. ls5s BLATCHYORD SEWARD GRlsWOLD,
SeisI.vesru Plaintiff Attorneys
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

IN pELPHIA Nd u. SOUTH snd WESr, va JERSEY
CTrY.-hsl and EIpc.. lines k.v- n-v Yort - and Il
srd snd u re eS; IL Sbd 40 % Kensnsoo rsoazs
Nokss1 sp2 CiDonnsa (si7 snd els -, and tn Wss-
and for Baltimore w~hLnO1 ko<hii, ho snd Aroash ~
pSr CHECKED 70 w.<hinsto in 9 n and p rsna
W. WOODRUFF. Asasans Superintendent
No baer,ss viii b- rec-ved for any uness t-lv-rd a<
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
Is A UTIr UL HE ID
RICHLY GLOSSY HAIR
CospLrr,Ls Pssssssxo
TO TIE GREATEST AOE

And vho that 1. Gry would not have restored 10 sp.r
.sr ssa b. .ssa hsv. ;ss rP-sh r-.srsd @ ..csas
Sosofe sesd Heed, other srsptsrs bst .osl b.
ssred with siot Hesdsehs ssarsE bot would Be sas
wooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE vii DO Il ,h.s See csrsd1
and sbs toowins:
ASS Assos, Nov. S. iss
Prof o. Woos-Deu Sir; have hssrd much s.H q ibs
wonderful os.cts II yOHr Hair Restorative boa hsvins b~~n
often sEessd b. qushs and qusok nO.uns hair dys Aa
With the AoUssnd and sdy trlsp.<sd qaaet ren.hs
Until NE, you In Lawrence County nsouths snos wA<s
you sueh iaduc.S the tn4 os ySg
become very thin and sltsiy wlS -thsus
Of yogr sEe bottles sss haar or-d nearly ss
aud y upon and entirely t> hesd she 70 as
T. n simply bcsss o its bes1fynt effect. upgo hs har bat
becsuse Of is hh Influence upoa the bead snd ind othsn
pr. eset. tsssssors ssc.m Is dub. rsi-s-ns.
< character and vaUe eny relsorst and can md DO
most '9rdi. .nt esnst.o,s r.co%%snS "a :. 80 s% - ~ss
sine.. % .ase sa. eS .nd s-.y u yas per
Who wOulA have sa~h bell bs.stifal snd slossy.
Vsy srsiy sna gsteiaAy y9sn.; or; o,,ou x.vv
Friend wsoD: Il long tina ansr ssv VOC ss Bhss-
Sid bsfO. st th. q r which you ssvs
sn order upol your e. Dsot and whss
aded 10 .ry II 90 Mr. hanns har the sares est of "
p.r =. And, aSs: md AZ sa S.,ss .,rns.1 4. .ss. y.
usins snd aiding iss to ohsr eoasG tss
kshsss sSnalaerstion you elsam Tor H.
SOLOMON xANN.
CAlIvIs H. Jun. u isx
ss-s Frof o. J. wooas Hair Restorative asA hsvs
sduind is sondsdIi e6ectA ~ haif vss breosanS .
has orn. and have DO doas, pssmsssssJ
60 5. bREksk, snSsast<. -
@, j. WOOD Co; Prsp.,..os. No 81, B-o.a..y, n z
kzrtrt-A.. s. Loshs No.
And soiI sy ~ sod Druggist. and Fancy oOsAs Desisc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW r.

dyNysEH Willy RIJIaOAp is ss- oesS. and. IN
nsctss vrh The B-lfaSs sot New Iost sas N-s
and Ere RAirssas fsrnas dreot rosss t'o ns~ t'H
Ro<hss1er.
The dness q this route .osetssr With es 'psr
endc<s By fs the Dsss oe>fsss
t-tvvsu tke shove Lamed citieA n,,
Trtsts can - procured .; EevYort and Lde kAr's
Ncke. Ohoe fot q D1sae, and Nc isS br0sdvsyi Gs u
Jersey Cay. Basrase CHECKED tA-vuFhL
Prish vii be transported bstvesn New fort sne Hseseef
viii aststeh Any irsraos dssrsd in cEHd AeesS osn
o<sinsd eSirx ensrH Frh Agent II a We OH
and Erie RalrosA In. Builtinrs c fAPrAN. Express
Prs4sht Aren't No. iS Brsdvsy
No trains the Bufo Cornisa snt New fot hsot1 os
srndsy J A REDPIELD, Sup-rntendsnt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
~ Y. SUPRE ME co l. X I. -
u. IYY ANDER EARNI-M u.in.i THOMAS NEsMLTH

n T. : L + VI T. G . L X T.
N. ALEXANDER FAaSCM sssinst THOMAS SESMIrH,
CHARLES =. SEsMlTH and HENRY y. kEST-slmmons
f money demand contract Com not setyb To the Dr.
You h--by and required the
unp.rt hs setion which VII b. filed in he oce of the
Clerk he City .nd County Of Ss~YoFk a. the City Hal u
the Cy NeWYork and 10 OF 20 tAe
Md con Amt ihe slbscrber. 81 heT Office No = Nassau
street, IN City Of SewYort within twenty days sfer ,hs
ry,ee Of hi. m mon. on YOU exclusive Of the day o
service. and you fail the aid complaint within the
tine Aforesaid 70. plaintiff In this scor will take judgment
xaps YOU for the Of thousand oA with interest
ua Il. 9TH Jay Of October thousand eight hundred and
any sven snd for The further u twelve hundred and
dollars and with interest rom Nov T. 1887 beside ts
costs Of this lfion.-Dsei SewYOr Jan Is. lt5s.
BLATCHF0RD, SEWARD GRlSW0LD.
Plaintiffs AtOrDeys No. - Sss<sa street, New York
B-The complaint in The above son hed IN the once
OF the Clerk Of The City County II N.vYctk Oh ihe 18th
FebrlsTy lsS - ,.r o,,s,,.o,,
Ssle lswsvru Plaintiff Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
NNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

DENN AN1A l. 0 D.
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
fhs Pennsylvania Railroad connects Pittsburgh with raoes
10 and from S. Louis No. Alton, Gssna and Chicago III
Yraiior L.Inrou and Looale Ky; Terre Haute Msdison
Lyetse and ndsnspofs Ind Cincinnati Dayton SprnxheA
ehfnsne ssndusky Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus Zxne<
vxs Mss.ion and wc.r Ohio; also with The steam packet
bos torn and New ssns D. Lous Louisyls and csDcn-
naA
Lhrough che for ths E. Be had Of the sbovs
vs<ntioned places In the Wen- -
Passengers viii end thi, the shorte expeditions snd
comfortable route b~tweon the Eat aDd West
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN - HOUn
IRON EEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURS.
FROM EEw-YORK TO ST. LOUIS In - HOUh
Paw a. Ov ss any other Route
0es hasd bills in the hotels Of this city.
fNroush Tckes furthsr information, b had o. Ne
stHce Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
No. 3Astor House, Broadway,
January l. le5a J. l. ELLIOTT. AIsA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

EDWARD K COLLINS, No. s w.l-s, Eew-Yort-
BROWN. SHIPLEY L Co.. Liverpool
r. O. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris
The Of these ships viii no BE- accountable f ed O.
bullion eveiry poA fnetss un-ss h1s
Of Isdns signed berea and the value thereof expressed
kherpin
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
GREAT REDUCTION of FARE to EUROPE
Gteamboats an6 Railroads.

E>OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid and superior
s-ssr EMPIRE sTlTE Capt Jevett hsyes New York
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, .; O'Clock p m,
eyery MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, O'Clock
m tfou Pier Nc. s. N. T. ts Bsasry both touching
ct Newpost each way. -
Hereafter Will Be res1ded secured to any sppoE
until th@ saus shall have been paid br .
Freight 70 Boston or srded through with gree GspSh By
an Ixpress Freight Trsin
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
fvH SV.<d az oorneS sas, ops DAILY pm.
- .. WEDNESDAY saa SATURDAY from . 20 m In
80 -asy,I ,a Lsposs. SMITH. ssosrs&y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

BOARD OF USTEES.
FREDERICK s. WINSTON, JOHN WADSWORTH.
MfLLARD FILLMORE WILLIAM J. BUNKER,
DAVID HOADLEY SAM FL NJ CORNELL,
WILLIAM v PRADY SAMCEL r. SPROULLS,
HENRY A. SMYTHE, JOHN NJ. STUART,
ROBT. II %CURDY, HAMLlN BLAhE
J0VN v Z, PRUYE ALFRED EDWARDS,
SIIIlAH BRTTS LUClUS ROBINSON,
ISAAC GREEN PEARSON, SAMU FL ID. BABCOCk,
WILLIAM MOORE, WILLIAM $ cor.
JOHE ri SWIFT CHARLES J. STEDMAN,
" r DOLCE CEpHAS III. HORTON,
RICHARD PATRICK, WILLIAM n STRONG
JOSEPH BLUNT. EZRA WHEELER,
NATHANIEL HAYDEN WILLIAM II. POfHAh,
JONATHAN MILLER. LYCURGUS EDGERrOS,
ABRAHAM BININ0ER W SMITH BROWN,
JOHN p lELNERTOE, GEORGE r. CLARK.
FREDERICK s. WINSTON, President
Secresry Isaac ABIATT. Actuary SHIPPARbr HON ,Ns.
Meaios. Examiner MISIuRs Posi- M. ID.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

By the will be that ths
sGGe e67 2 the value for reinsurance s existing
Policies which includes margin to unforeseen
of LesTy tO aud above the net cost Of
according TO the ComIanys Tables Of Mortality az four
PEI also fund ali other obi
cations the Company have surplus Of S4lO3 l6, hch
with ssy be Recommended applicable the purposes Of
Dividends existing Policies according 70 ths following state
nent:
THIRD DIVIDEND STATEMENT
Premiums entitled participate 10 this Dividend such
have bten received existing Policies since February M 1855
Table Rates o Insurance and sufficient TO tho
Iisk each Policy TO February lst, 1853 - .
Balsnce surplus above ~ 10
Forty per On I 26G6, ,5S9 Is. being
the amount OF participating Premi-
eXisting Life Policies. 3l,O1i6T %
Forty per cent 42S, lls ~. being
the amount Of participating premi-
Enoow wuient Assurance poll
Forty PER cent SGi.siS 46. being
the enouDt Of participating Preui'
ums Policies laJsed BY death... IS 1s D
Eofty pr cent S4.9E IS, being the
sxnount OF pAI'iciTsting Premiums on
sbortAerm Policies issued prsSious
20 observation-disclosures. 1871
Twenty per cent OIL SIS 0fS 81, being
the amount of participating Prenn
sp@e 1851 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1920 ss
JJ,dividsd Surplus. I5O8 %
4 % -o2
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
respectfully submitted

Respectfully submitted
SHEPPARD HOMASS, Actusry
undersigned have examined the formulas which have been
the basis o the computations OF the Third Dividend hst Of
the Mtusl Life Insurance Conps1y of New-fok and
that they founded correct mathematical prnci
"a their application the aforesaid Dividend they
furnish results v, u1doubcd security 70 the parties assured
HENRY JAS. ANDERSON, A,Ai.ors
HoRAcs WEBSTER,
Ees.York Feb. IS, 1853.
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees held the Office OF the
CsNpsny "Wednesday afternoon Feb H. 1853 1t wasresoyed
Dividend of ~ per b. declared the Participating
Prmiuus paid existing Policies since Feb l. 1855 according
tbs Of the Officers aud Insurance Committee
end contained in the above statement
The Reyeonsy ysue OF this Dividend viii be added TO the
face each Policy The be credited each Policy
vii be ascertsined by the lst OF March. - ,
FDK. 5. WINSTON, President
New York Feb IL, 1873.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

I ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD:-Irains goine
Pa Wv, brontyu 10 0rssapors 10 "a tg eyo.ssS
= s,4s . m 6r HsnpsesA 70 N. sS sna n, saa 81
Janatss 4 II q n-, S;4, EAs'9p0
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

o. J. WOOD Co, Pr0yrstoss No. s1e B,osdsvy, r.
a. she pes, New Yost Wire Railing xssAbhshnse sd Ne II
AArtrt-A.. s. Lohs No.
And sat sy ~ ssOd Drsdsss and F.ney oosAs Desisc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

7 AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVI-
i 4 DENCS ks-On sod stes Oct "a 1857, fr,in u tAs
PRoyipESCE HARrYORD snd yIsHKILL RAILROAD
WI save Hartford xsr The svs thew Of the ExpE" frsn of
ouxrSss,d RaIlrosAs vhsh esyss Nv Yosl Gsam-
SAMUEL MOTT Ssperinsrnl-oi
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
fetra'1," RI..rcHfORp. sEwARp GRIsyoLp.
F.ira1s AlsTosys
crpRrME COURT-CTrY and COUNTY O
RiArCBroRD. ss%Asp X s.,..s /. .s.s,s. .',s.. \ =

NIT coo y.lni the sbo.r at % .. - " - sn-
of,h. q tA- CIV snG County q sew tofs 80 .ss -
.,s~ys-TS Pisinue's Ausfr~rs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-From Do
snhsr 1887 Trains VIZ Chsrnbers-sa ssssol
flO-s: EIpr.s TrsinA s. 20 n snd tS n Hesey f.s'
d. a 80 a and ssh , n M Psisfl, $50 ?. N. fSs
Poashie.p.e Pe-A.ks and she sins fssn. nop .As WY
T,.ns for Ee York esvs Troy o:B ssd l3:S snA SIS
n a iIsst Al i,I at ed s1 N sndl and $40 p n
A. y SMITH. 6lperfxao8nn.
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The Philadelphia Evening Argus oongmtulates lis
readers that orders are about to be given for the cons
tion Of two OF the sloops-ofwar ut tho Philadelphia
navy yard, and adds
'Lct give the honor In this matter to whom II Is
due first TO the noble Of Pennsylvania who fills the
presidential char and whose attachment to our people
well as his Of justice has given fhiladcpha
that prominence which her position dcnants and next
say il without prejudice 10 any else IL great
credit due TO talented and interchangeable representa-
tive from the first district Hon. Thomas b. Florence,
who laying aside every selfish consideration for the good
of his constituents hes aborod without cessation la this
aatter 30 to extot praise from his political OPP
ponents will be from tho following extract from
the correspondence of tho Philadelphia North American
timely was given correspondents Of In
Philadelphia with the construction OF que "a o
war by her and influence has
settling point OolOnc Florence
appeared With his usual alacriy and
weeks Efforts Inns succeeded Al last IN getting
positive that the order viii be at oncc given for the oer
vessel. 50 far so good
an doing this Colonel Florence has been necessarily
much absent from home and has with noble confidence
in the Justice of his constituents left his oMn personal
interests in their hands We do not mistake tho men of
the first district when say that this confidence Is not
misplaced and that they fully appreciate The valuable
services rendered. and will respond generously to the de-
voton Of their representative.
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democratic mass meeting held at Harrodsburr
Kentuoks on Thursday week last, which ADDRESSED
by Vice President Breckenridge Hoi James B. Clay u
Hon. VIM. Preston. Mr.. breckenridge defended the al
minstration from the charges OF extsagance and profit
gacy brought against it, Upon the Kansas question he
is reported follows by the Kentucky State Flag
Touching the subject Of Ksnsas admission he ap.
proved the policy of the President and believed the
he bad proposed for the adjustment of that
question characterized by dsintcrestcd patriotism and by
sound practical wisdom Hs then entered into elab-
crate argument in support Of the position taken by Tho
administration and the South, and sustained himself by
so fair review Of the facts and by arguments ooncu
sive that it difficult 10 believe any fair man would
coutrover his positions Under all the circumstances he
believed and had ever believed, that the President had
recommended The wiscst for the proper and
peaceful adjustment of the difficulties"
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was no more proven against the prisoners than bar
ceny. The law is, that where there is a reasonable
doubt the prisoners should be acquitted, and where
there is reasonable doubt in the minds of the Jury
they should be convicted II is stated, upon what
authority we know not thatth verdict rendered was
the result of a compromise, as the jury previously
stood ten for murder in both cases. and two for mi
nordcgtee, but none for acquittal VIZ are loath TO
believe that any juryman would violate his oath by
agreeing to verdict which he did not believe was in
accordance with the law and the evidence, and still
less that Ten urymen who believed the prisoners gull
ty of murder should consent to verdict that declared
them not guilty of murder Whether the prisoners
were guilty not guilty of tho murder charged, it
is unnecessary at this time for us to express any
and il il shall be granted, if this verdict should
be set aside by the court, the priAoners will have
another trial by their peers, and wa do not desire to
forestal their decision. We only wish to call the
attention of the public to tho fact that the verdict
just rendered convicts the prisoners of a crime
that not only WAS not committed ON that oc-
cason, but that nobody pretends was committed
Neither the counsel for the prosecution nor the de-
fence argued that the killing Of stoops was man
slaughter, but each and all admitted that it was an
atrocious and wanton murder. The prisoners were
either guilty not guilty of that murder, and should
so have been found by thejury.