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Court OF CAIMs.-MARcH 23-In the absence
of Judge Gilclrist who, we regret to say, is
still detained from his place on the bench BY
the continued Illness of a member of his family,
the court lookup the case of Alexander Cross U.s.
the United States. 1t appeared from the petition
in this case tina: Daniel Sa entered into an
agreement with the collector of the port of San
Francisco tn build freproof store for the use of
the government, upon condition the government
would occupy it for ten years, at a certain monthly
rent agreed Saffaraus transferred his interest in
the contract to the present claimant The building
was completed, and the government occupied the
same on the terms agreed upon, from l4th of Janu-
airy, 1851, to the l4th of August, 1853; when, BY
the order of the Secretary of the Treasury the
building abandoned by the collector. The ar
rearages of rent claimed by the petitioner for the
remainder of the time specified in the contract
amount to the sum of tifty-eight thousand five hun
dred dollars, with interest from the time the same
became due.
The case argued for the claimant by Hon. S
F. Ninton.
Mr.. Blair, United States Solicitor, opposed fol-
the government. He admitted the legality o.
the claim but denied the right to recover interest
it having been settled by this court in cases similar
to the present, that the government was not liable
to pay interest.
The was submitted.
Charles l.. Woodbury., Esq, of Boston, Mass
was sworn attorney of the court.
Adjourned to r. NJ, on Monday next.
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and fell into gully, by which he was killed, and
Mr.. KS shoulder blade broken. In both cases DIR
A. b. Arnold was called in and rendered surgical
aid
Bold, lNDEED.-A gentleman residing on Balti
more street near the bridge was last evening be-
tween the hours of seven and eight o'clock attacked
on Baltimore street, near Gay, by two men who
attempted to rob him. Being a powerful made
man, the Williams found they had taken hold of
the wrong person and beat retreat in the direction
OF Marsh Market space, where they managed to eude
pursuit The affair caused quite an excitement for
few moments, as it well might when citizens are
attacked at so early an hour upon the most public
thoroughfare.
CHARGE OF THETA man named Richard Bos-
ton was last night arrested by officer Barrenger of
the Middle Dist Police for having in his possession
Dag OF coffee, supposed to have been stolen. He
was committed by Justice Mearis for a further ex-
animation.
ELECrIoN.-At meeting of the Board of Public
School commissioners held Yesterday, Mr.. VIM. F.
Wardenburg, graduate of the Central High School,
was elected an assistant teacher of the Floating
School.
SALE OF PRoPERTY.-Messrs. Gibson & Co.. sold
Yesterday piece OF property, improved by dwell
ing house, &C.. situate about three and half miles
on the Hookstown road, fronting 200 feet on the
PIKE and subject to ground rent of S25 per annum
Tor 5000. Purchased by Mr. G. w. Davis.
A GIFT.-The sum of fifty dollars was yesterday
received through the Rev. Stephen Williams for
the use of the Union Protestant Inirmary.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Mss Maggie Mitch
ell has been deighting large audiences at this
place OF amusement the present week by her
sprlghtly style of acting She appears tonight in
Margot, The Market Girl, and the Wandering Bows
OF Switzerland, two pieces well calculated to ex-
hlbit her versatile talent.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 24.-The Senate to-day, con-
firned the appointment of Col. Johnston, Command
er OF the Utah Expedition, as Brigader General
r, 90 much interest was felt by the members of the
House in the speech of MIR. Clark of New York, to-
day, that they gave unanimous consent to him to
continue his remarks beyond his hour
The amendments proposed by the Senate's Com
mittee on Military Affairs to the House Volunteer
bill, are comparatively unimportant as to its pene
raj features, but they affect the Quartermaster's
Department There is little, if any doubt of its
passage.
All the speeches in the House yesterday and to-
day We're read from manuscript
The Turkish Admiral and suite are dinino with
the President this evening.
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LARGE AND DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ArBESs-On
saturday evening last fire was discovered issu;nn
NON building adjoining the lower ice house of the
large ice ice hUo, at Athens The fire destroyed eight
thaf ne houses and several dwellings and stores in
that village The loss is yery large but we ar ~
unable to learn further particulars. We are
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STREET ALTERCATION

rHILADELPHIA, March PA street alteration
occurred here at noon between William Rice of the
% nnsylvanlan, and Mr. Magraw, State Treasurer
NJ supposed on account Of political differences
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NEW DIRK, March PA Canadian namad Fin
icy and his reported wife have been arrested for an
attempt to kidnap and sell free negro girl brought
thn. ashlngton The girl has been returned to
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CHARGE on KIDN.nn,,-

NEW ORLEANS, March A.-The office of Henrr
SSinepnerd, DR., was robbed on Sunday evening q
? ,soo IN money, and bank notes to the amonnte q
sloo,ooo. large reward has been offered.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGEs,-In the Now or,o. q.
SUI. mas peen instituted by Mrs. S. Cleland aoa;nsi
~ soo nno Vanderbilt for damages which she laws
at sLo,Ooo, on account of the loss of her hnsbana
th was occasloned by the fatal collision between
last. III november
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LARGE CAsrlNG.-The iron n,o.1- .
cast the large Cylinder for the Brool,vn Wnt
works pumping engine, on the 18th inst Tha ave; ;n
ternal diameter of the cylinder is 80 incbe.. ne IN
nal sSH inches length, Is feet 81 inches steer
The property of the Nankeag manufacturing cor,
pany, in Ashburnham originally costing SSe oao
mas neen sold at auction for $3.50 to Ohio Whitney
OF ,Asnparnham, Oliver Caldwell Of Leominster
and George Blackburn of Boston,
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CITY ENCE

DELEGATES TO THE QUARANTINE CoNvENTIoN-The
following Delegates have been appointed to repre-
sent the city of Norfolk in the National Quar- antine
Convention to assemble in this city on the 29th of
April: F. F. Ferguson, Mayor; Drs. Wm. ]. Moore,
VIM. Selden and r. B. Tunstall r. W. Bowden
and Thos. G. Broughton, President and Secretary
of the Board of Health Henry Irwin and E. p
Iabb, of the City Council Thomas j. Corprew and
Solomon Cherry, President and Secretary of the
Howard Association
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DOM E s TIC

The death of the venerable Rev. Laban Ainsworth
of jeffrey, \. H., is reported The event took
place on Wednesday, the 18th inst The deceased
had been pastor of the Congregational Church in
Jeffrey seventy-four years. His age was one hun
dred years, seven months and twenty eight days.
SENIOR REID.-The Richmond correspondent of
the Petersburg Express, under date of the 18th in
slant says that Senator Reid, of North Carolina
is still soIournng at the Exchange. His health is
slowly improving though he is still quite feeble
He rode out the day before, and his friends enter.
tain the hope that he will soon be able to proceed
to Washington.
FLOUR MILL BURNED.-The valuable hourishing
mill belonging to Mr.. Daniel Diehl, near New OK
ford, in Adams county, Pa, entirely DESTROYED
oy hre last Thursday night, with about 1000 bush
els grain No insurance.
SELF MURDER.-Wm. Case hung himself last Fri
day, at Fabus, Onondaga county, N Y. He had
mortgage coming due, and wanting about $500 of
the amount necessary to meet it, rashly concluded
to satisfy 1T with an execution.
Hubert Murphy, aged 10 years. was killed in
Cincinnati on Thursday, by falling through a sky
hight in the pork establishment of J. Morrison
Co. He fell fifteen feet, and smashed his skull against
tank.
The late eclipse was satisfactorily observed by the
astronomers at the Cambridge Observatory. SIEVE
raj spots are the suns disc, three of which
are large, and one very large. They will continue
visible about week longer.
The paper mill of the Westville manufacturing
company IN North Amherst was destroyed by fire
last week Wednesday night. The building and ma
chinery were insured for S4 ,000
The political and personal enemies of Judge
Wilmot, of Pennsylvania, are about to remove him
from the Bench by the process of dividing his Dis
trict between two adjoining ones.
DEATH or A CLERGYMAN.-Rev. James Johnston.
for 80 or 40 years the pastor of an Associate Re-
formed Church in Mansfield, Ohio, died in York
county, Pa, last week. He was a native of that
county.
AGED TwlNs.-Mrs Mary Parker died at New
buryport, Mass, at the advanced age of So She
leaves two children (twins,) who are rs years of
age.
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OHIO LEGIsLATURE.-The bills repeating the acts
passed by the Legislature to prevent kidnann;n@
and refusing jas for confinement of slaves. which
passed the Senate some time ago, were passed Sv
the House, March l6. The former So to 81. The
latter So to 81
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COURT HOUSE RJTpN1

MARINE DISASTER.
SAVANNAH, March 24.-The bark Actress from,
Glasgow, is ashore on Ossilaw shoals. AoNi
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HEAVY RORRERY

!, SAVANNAH, March 24.-The Court House and q,
sne records OF Lee county, Georgia, were burnt OF
SATURDAY. The fire was the work of an incend;ary
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SAILING OI TILE nIAn

BOSTON, March A.-The steamer Canada for Liv
erpooi, sailed hence this afternoon with n passen
gers and $4,000 in specie p'0A
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man has just been discharged from Jail in Char
lottetown, P. E. J., who had been imprisoned nine
years for rent. The Charottetown papers are call
ing loudly for an alteration of the law that permits
such tyranny, and no wonder
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NJ A r L / E D ,
ID | Il ID

On the 9th of August at St Peters Church. by Rev
Edward McCOlgan, JAMES KANE to Miss ELLEN CUR
IT'S, both of this city.
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Ills II rs now some thirty-fve years since Edward
three hundred then in Congress with him, a sin
gie lno1yldual now occupies seat at the capitol
-Gen. Houston, then Representative from Ten
nessee, now a Senator from Tss aa''e rum ieh-
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me annexed comparative statement of the
exclusive of spece from New York foreign Ports for
the week and since January
1856 1857 1858
Total for the week 81 $50 32l 1880 1854 lips eGo
Previously reported. 074OlS 133492 9s II 439 $50
Since Jan 1..... ,724 339 Is 229 So 1866 s22
The New York Herald says:
leif6 sasbafl ye stocks Tuesday morning At tna t4
board Missouri State 6s fell off per cent Erie bonds
1871, l. Michigan Central bonds z: Illinois Central
bonds, 4; Cumberland Coal, l; New York Central Rail
road; 3; Erie, ~; Hudson River Railroad, Il: Harlem
y; Reading, IN Michigan Central Railroad Ok. Nichi.
gan Southern old, l; do preferred l. Panama 3. iii.
nos Central Railroad X Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
cnnau l. Galena and Chicago, n Cleveland and Toledo.
Il. At the second board there a moderate improve
ment IN the market. Canton Company advanced \ per
cent New York Central Railroad, e. Erie y, Hudson
River Railroad l; Harlem II Michigan Southern y; do
preferred X Illinois Central Railroad \ per
lower New FORK Central left off this afternoon firm
~ per cent The shorts made last effort this morning.
hitherto held their ground This will in all probability be
the last of the decline for the present. We under
stand that outside orders for purchases for in
vestment have increased considerably within the
past DAYS English orders which had been Law
ing over consequence of their limits being above the
market price here have lately been lled-for instance
1900 shares of New York Central will the next
steamer. The decline places most dividend paving
securities within the reach of the orders which arrived
here thirty days and not filled in consequence
of the price here being much higher than had been OK
pected in Europe After the board prices generally were
well sustained In some instances higher price; ruled
and the market was quoted pretty steady at the close
The transactions at the Clearing House to-day we're n.
follows:
Total exchanges SIG 81 22g "a
$3.50 COO
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
DECEMBER TERN, 1857.

ANNAPOLIS, March "a, 1858.
No. 26-Isaac Hoshall u.s. Henry NJ. Hoffacker
and others. Appeal from the Circuit Court of Bal
timore City. Justice Ecceston delivered the opin-
ion of the Court-judgment affirmed and proceden
do awarded.
No. 3l.-R. H. Atwell ct al ~. }. Madison Mil
Ter, dc. Appeal from the Superior Court of Balti-
more city. Chief Justice LeGrand delivered the
opinion of the Court-judgment reversed and pro-
cedendo awarded
No. IA Especial Docket. H. Blondheim S.
Goodman, and A. Rosenberg rs. Robert Moore ct
al. Appeal from the Circuit Court of Baltimore
city. Chief Justice LeGrand delivered the opinion
of the Court. Decree reversed and cause remanded.
In No. Is, A. Rosenberg and H. Blondheim o.
same,--appeal from the same Court. The appeal
was dismissed and the cause remanded Chief Jus
tice LeGrand delivering the opinion of the Court.
Justice Tuck delivered separate opinion in these
cases.
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March oath.

AT last, Mr.. Stephen e. Branch has succeeded
IN obtaining the $4,000 voted to him by the New
FORK Common Council to enable him to paw the
debts he incurred in his memorable expedition to
England in search of the birthplace of George W.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

Judge. The following business was transacted n
this Court yesterday:
George Schneider The Mayor and CITY Coun
ell of Baltimore. Appeal from Justice Webb
Judgment affirmed.
Henry Horn as. The Mayor and City Council OF
Baltimore. Appeal from Justice Ringgold. Judg-
ment affirmed.
John G. Spies u.s. The Mayor and CITY Council Of
Baltimore. An appeal from the award of the Com
mlssoners for opening streets, in the matter of the
condemnation and opening of Hanover street. The
following jury was impanneled in this case: Henry
Snyder, John Coates, David Creamer William A
Schaeffer, Edward G. Starr, James NJ Baker Jno.
Hilbert, Charles West, Sylvester Clifford, John B.
Ray, VIM: NJ. Starr, and David Emmart.
Under the instructions of the Court, the jury ac-
companied the Sheriff to make an examination of
the property condemned by the Commissioners from
which the appeal is taken. The testimony of the
case will be elected this morning. Walsh for ap-
peant Steele for appellee.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Hon. H. Collins Lee.
Judge. The following business was transacted YES
terday:
Henry Granger Us. Benjamin F. Newcomer, gar
nishee of Martin D. Hobson, and Henry Granger Us.
Robert Fowler, garnishee of Martin D. Robson. At
tachments on judgments-on trial. l.. F. Barry for
PLAINTIFF Schley for defendant.
DISTRICT CoURr OF THE UNITED STArEs.-Before
Hon. VIM. Fell Giles, Judge. The following bust
ness was transacted yesterday:
Joseph H. Byers Hannah Hooper and Others
executors of Thomas Hooper, Libel to recover on a
ehartA- r-~-.--.- Under odri-e-.v-..
CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Hon. William
l.. Marshall, Judge. The following business was
transacted yesterday:
Joseph NJ. Taylor James H. Brown An ac-
ton to recover for goods sold and delivered Judg-
ment of pros.
Francis NJ. Drexel as. E. Williams An action on
a bill of exchange. Verdict for the plaintiff for
S425.33 c. Marshall for plaintiff; Scott for defen-
dant.
In twelve cases judgment was given by confession
and default
e
CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-There was
no business transacted in this court Yesterday.
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CIRCUIT COURT FOR HOWARD COUNTY

EL.IcoTTs MILLS, March "a, 1858.
Before the Hon. Nicholas Brewer, Judge.
E. Whitman & c., Us. Shpey. Before reported
Verdict for plaintiff
Dorsey Us. Dorsey Administrator of Davis. Re-
plevin for negro Donaldson for the plaintiff;
Dorsey for defendant. Verdict for plaintiff.
State as. Shipley indicted for an assault and bat
terry upon an apprentice. The Court, before whom
the case was tried, fined the traverser 500 and adj
mlnistered to him reprimand for what it
considered an unjutifable and aggravated outrage.
Sands, prosecuting Hobbs for defence.
State Us. Cramla, indicted for an assault upon
ms mother-in-law. Sentenced to Imprisonment for
thirty DAYS In reference to point raised by coun-
sci, the Court said that whatever might be the law
OF England, the law of Maryland does not recognize
the right of man to strike his wife under any cir
cumstances, by way of chastisement. C. R. Dorsey,
Esq, for defence
State Us. Gerge Ellicott, indicted for selling
good, without license. Acquitted. j. T. B. Dor
sey, ESQ.,, for offence.
Bond and wife Us. Ridgely. Action of trespass
Tor entering plaintiffs land and cutting down tim
Der. Hobbs forplaintiffs- for defendant.
Not concluded.
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GIFT.-The sum of fifty dollars was yesterday
received through the Rev. Stephen Williams, for
the use of the Union Protestant Infirmarv
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was examined AMI he said all the prisoner did was
whooping at English Harry. Verdict, "not guilty"
The same party indicted for assaulting George
Scibold and Georg'S. Stuart, plea of not guilty
entered by the State and the prisoner discharged.
Messrs. Preston ana Car for the defence.
Peter DaughertE pleid guilty of selling liquor on
the Sabbath-iined S2i and costs-total S3s. IS.
State Us. Adam Bopps indicted for selling liquor
on Sunday, keeping a disorderly house, Sabbath
breaking, &c. The jury was instructed to return a
sealed verdict. Mr.. COwen for the defence.
Court adiourne0until tomorrow morning.
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Prices and Sales of Stocks in Neo York.

Through WIN. FISHER & Son Stock and Bill Brokers
No. % SoUTH STREET
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CHARGE OF MISUNDERSTANDING Sheriffs Leo
nard R. Wooden and James E. Afford yesterday af
ternoon arrested in the southern section of the city,
a colored man named George Thomas on the
charge of setting fire to dwelling house near An
napolis, in Anne Arundel county. He was commit
ted to Jail for further examination. His wife had
been previously arrested on the same charge, and
is now in Jail in Annapolis.
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A BOGUS LOTTERY VENDER.-A German named
GERS Hause and Favier S. D. p, on the charge of
vending bogus lottery tickets, purporting to have
been issued in Bremen, Germany. He was taken
before Justice Showacre, who released him in the
sum of 81, 900 to answer at further examination,
which is to take place tomorrow afternoon.
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CAsUALTE.-A few days since two accidents of a
serious nature occurred in the neghborhood of
Canton, in one of which a man named Herman
Sacks, baker, residing on Eastern avenue, suffered
compound fracture of the left thigh by being
thrown from his wagon in consequence of another
vehicle coming in contact with his own. The other
was that of a man named Ring, who was driving
across bridge near Canton, one side of which was
not rallied in, and his horse accidentally walked off
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