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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

(NEETRAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB
~ meeting of the Central Democratic Club held
evening at their rooms q. II Bracket ESQ., chair
Robert T. Wilde secretary The subject of the this
House of Representatives taken up the club and
energetic action proposed.
Mr. Wide offered The Following resolutions which were
unanimously adopted
Whereas Central Democratic Club of the city and coun-
~ Of New York has learned that the House Of
has by vote OF 40 refused admit the Territory OF
Kansas under the lecomp,on Constitution said having
by the Of In,
Senate of the United Stses and ~hereas with feeling
of surprise and indignation notice the that
Of the settle the difficulties in relation Kansas
been aimed by coalition of all the opposing political
elements in Congress including twenty two renegades
from the democratic ranks; and vine the President Of
The Omitted States his able and experienced Cabinet with the
Senate of the nation having concurred SAFE wise
honorable for the iora admission of Kansas,
and said pen having been rejected by the house Of Repre-
Resolved That by the administration OF James
Buchanan in this hour Of detection and treason with
doubled rmness and we pledge him the constant and undi-
Resolved That this club tender TO the Executive the Cash
net the Senate and the ~ members Of Congress who
nob done their duty its unfegned thanks assuring them
their efforts will long be remembered by the democracy
rewarded by the " stue Of their country
ercenares seators unprincp,ed demagogues i, thus
frustrating the fair KAN
question have mered the condemnation OF lover
of peace and Will surely receive In due time only the
witb ring contempt but the stern rebube OF the
people.
unnchng adherence to democratic prncpesas evidenced
by the srsght forward policy Of the pres
wishes place record Its unqualified OF
the votes given by the Hon. baskns and H. Clarke.
members Of Congress from this State While commends
the dem those members Of the New York delegation
Congress who have stood firmly by the principles Of the A.
mocrac party, and promptly sustained the policy ID rs
Resolved That copy of preamble and resolutions be
published In the DAILY News and New YORK herald
THE MANHATTAN CLUB.-A ST .TED MEETING OF
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TVHE MANHATTAN CLUB.-A ST ATED MEETING OF
i the Manhattan Club will be held Convention Rall.
1T Wooster street. this riday) evening, % instant
O'Clock. THOS. g. BARhISSON, President.
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Rersonal Intallag0nce.

Fereonal Intelligence.
Commander VOORHEES, u. s N SIMEON Draper and Au
vsssu schen, Of New York, are n Washington.
wilh&m Carey Jones' ESQ.,, hie special agent OF the
9Rca States 70 Central America, has returned 70 wash
hNssn.
Hon. Samuel w. BLACK United States Judge in the Terri
~wy q NeoraskA, Ia In Prssburg.
. he nA 2arsS isssM iA1Ss Josnson john 4 ssss.n
J. II Ien Henry s. Lehman Dr. F. c. tswart and fA%i
TsYs s sf srs
As.rd Auburn snS , sn yhf sslia
y homer New Orleans Shss ". Brush, Bsianore S. L.
Ingram, Virginia.
in he .s eAM ,sA s1s Mr. Cse
lady Miss Jessie Mcmillan Jackson Miss Jessie Bcr,h
hel esh and lady CsptC Taylor smith-snd iSS In
the steerage-
ana cAld, hnos Won serke, zenzer Arnsld, W Prete
1us and Il dy Griffin r yszen kapn, Muller Bussing
60 imam Behr Eyma Fouriensr oenai sar' DR. Seller
Chr. srOdAe, Mr. Liel
From Richmond &c in the steamship Jamestown-H Ran.
wasn. c sasss xsca dsmlsG %s or
Smith Cox MS pemars Miss Bolton, Mrs Alien, Mrs
Perry, ehisclln p Williams shafer and son, Mrs
Bsnnes sss sernea Mrs whissssa Miss Ban;
Edward CaveDdy, Mrs King, Jno Dawion-and "A In the
sseerage,
For Savannah, in steamship Alsosma-wm o Price, VIM
Ahborn, Mr. and Ms BY icnburgh' tive children AMI
Donad and sister. Mr. Mrs and children
if Mrs sn %o h sS Bss
Cyrus Graves Vim Doody May and eight In the steer
For Charleston in the steamship James AdgerE Meller
nr emng u Noses, stcnberger D Sns M.
ssDews, Mrs Peck child and infant; LoT Tajo
aesteerage.
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RICE Sales of 200 casks were made at 31kc. 3zsc.,
and SEQ bbls. for export at &c.
SceARs in fair demand and quite stiff. The sales
confined TO about 800 400 hhds Cuba New Or
es AT priees varying from tc &C., and 60 boxes at
7Zc a7hc.
fAnov-sales Of abou. 5000 lbs were made at loxc.
aloAc.
ToBAcoo The market steady and sales Of all kinds
moderate The stock Spanish tobacco was a annex
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THE LkCJ IRE SEASON,

MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND ST ATIsrICAL So
"A cietyThe fourth lecture Of on The viii
be Seivsrsd on saturday evening April at o'clock ::
Sea Expedition in connection with Syrian Exploration
new Illustrations by meaps Of the dissoving view apparatus
Tickets be obtained a. the so,ety's rooms New
University Mr. Tbos Green's druggist. crner Of Broad
and Fourteenth ST.; Mesrs Cart Bros. Broadway
Spring street. and Mr. SHELLS, corner Of wa and Nassau
MRS. CORA L. v. HATCH SPEAKS IN CLINTON
u Hall, Aston place, this Friday evening o'clock
Subject selected by the audience Also Brook yn
ute on unday next at ss p. N. Subject" Who What
Godr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

large special sale Of French goods held yester-
day by Nessrs. Van wyck, Townsend warrens. The
catalogue comprised about 226 lots about 900 Of which
sold and embraced silk and dress goods with print
cd aconcts The former sold al fair prices considering
their style. The jscones also sold moderately WELL while
ote passed and others were heavy. The do.
lanes and barsges all sold and In the main
factory prices The sale IA 10 be continued today and
will comprise considerable line Of sbawls.
Bessrs Hssgarty Go. held very good and spirited
sse Of domestic velvet tapestry and ingram carpets Of
desirable patterns and well known makes The sale drew
good and spirited company, and many OF the lots
duplicated The prices obtained fully sustained the pre-
vous rates OF the season and proved quite satisfactory
The sale In the main considered " be among The
OF the season
Sales OF Real Estste.
BY 4. y. Bie.cker Ssr Go
story brick store and dwelling No. Greenwich ave-
',cfs Ens % house and 10 :. y SD 81 aorsse 500
20 475O
=" 70 :. 400
- S.po
brick ssorcsnd dwelling eos eth sv, lsxoo.. $3.50
Z az $50
br'p stone bouse and lot s7v Goth ST. 2ixioo 5000
brick hoase and lot 800 9th II, 25xioo Io.Tso
ByA. ~ kSI-.
House and LOT Ito I'd av, 2oxl25. .........fil,57 $40
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TuRDky, April 1-s p w.
AsBS-The ssee confined 10 ANAL lots OF pots ii
exc. pearls were quiet
BRrtDeTuTs Four--The market continued hrmer, but
manifested lees activity, While prices closed ri
rather higher rates. The demand good and chiefly
from the Eastern and local trade while sales were
made r export and especially Of Southern 70 West nds
ports The transactions embraced about 5000 10000
supernne STATE sAeo
Extra state 80 q IS
Western and ohio supernne ............. A25 q 43e
Extra Ohio and western 4e5 O 500
Canadian supernne and extra.............. lB 9 Sc
Baltimore, Alexandria and deorgetown..... rs 500
southern fancy and erixa .......,..,..,,,,sW eH
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Of about 800 bbs. were made, inciud-
:. u. at 22c., and other kinds nj Il &c.
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THE MILITARY.

MOTHER VETERAN GONE.-THE SENIOR vETEREN
"A Corps of the War 1872 will meet at lsl West Thirty
ninth street, this Friday at O'Clock p with the usual
badge mourning attend the funeral Of late brother
solder, Phillip Mosier. b. order.
ISAAC VI. PHYFE, Adjutant ii. RAYMOND Colonel.
N BThe corps will meet at the Mercer House this
ming at IL O'clock
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solder, Phillip Moser. By order.
ISAAC VI. PHYFE, Adjuant ii. RAYMOND Colonel.
n B.-The corps will meet at the Mercer House this
ming at Ia O'Clock.
CPECIAL NOTICE-ORDERs NO.
y Headquarters Scott Life Guard
New York, March 20 1858
This corps will assemble for drill Friday evening" April
prox atthe Mercer House. at IL O'Clock precisely.
The Commandment will EN- 70 be his duty return for
court martial member of the absentng himself
from this drill 'hout q good sno valid excuse.
He aso regrets the necessity that compes him 70 resort 70
stringent enforce the provisions Of the constu
ton adopted the corps but while be remains In command
"disobediepce of orders will not tolerated.
He expects member of the who regards him
self good and faithful soldier 70 report for duty Friday
NEXT Those who do not deem themselves within that cate
had better absent themselves not only on tha occasion
but forever thereafter.
He this opportunity return thanks those
members Of the who have manfu responded The
j. II. HOBART WARD, Captain Commanding.
HuGH Mcdonnell, First Sergeant
VET ANOTHER VETERAN GONE-THE SENIOR
Veteran Corps Of the War Of ISL viii this day
IL M the Coleneps quarters Desbrosses and
Green witch sreets with the usual badge Of mourning
tend the funeral of late brother soldier Levin Turner
BY order. II. RAYMOND, Colonel.
ISAAC NJ. PHYyr, Adjutant.
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RefOrfe1 iy Tieor0Dk


BALTIMORE. May .a-FLouR Is duh and lower; How. rd
- 25; City Mill ~ NHEAr tending Upward, WhI'
= ga 81 so CoRS firm st 6i0t6c tor White. A. s. 06lc
Tor Yellow WHISKY is dull 2l14lc. Provisions du
aud heavy Bulk Shoulders. Sc; sides, sdslc.
PHILADELPHIA, May 29-tLoUR and W'r.T quie' all
charged Corn b1oyAnt Yellow 7.d7Jc WHIskY sIo PGo.
VISIONS without change
BUFFALO May - m-FLorK quiet aud uuchsused sale,
~ fbls 81 ~ ~ for good a. choice Superb" md 81
asa II for ext's WHEAT rather easier sales n ono bush
Zee Chicago Spring free on bcard 7olc for M~au-
kee Club and &c. for White Wisconsin. Corn sady sale.
IA COO bush $50 0hc for Indiana and OHIO
sales Coo bush az &c. sloat WHIsky dull sales g. bbs
at lec FREGHTs lower: Wheat, l2 and Corn l0 TO New.
York Lake IMPORTS for the p hours ending today
8c00 bbs Flour l70O0 bush Wbeat 90 Oa bash Corn 5000
bush Barley Canal EXPORTS: 1900 bbs FoaT 900 bush
Wheat. S,O,Nl bush. Corn.
NEw-ORLFANs MAY .2.-The sa'-s % CoITON dav
1000 bales generally unchanged prices Middng idliG
the sales Of the bales receipts
the week u 100 bales stock IN port 252 bales increased
c.ip this port compared with lsst year 81 500 bales aud
all the Southern pore 80 So bales SUGR ld6lc Whit
Com ice. COFFEE sales today $500 bags and Of the week
ALSO bags: imports Of the week . SO bass stock bag
saiust Us 0 the time last year fair prime ln0 li
FLOUR tends upward FREIGHTs: Cotton 10 Liverpbol "a
CHICAGO MAY ~ Flour 6l WHEAT actiye aud Ad yaueed
c. closed with advancing tendency; Gales At &c.
OATS steady. SHIPMENTS 10 Buhso. 500 hhds Flour
Wheat Com 10 Osweso Four Is 500 bsh. Wheat.
Corn. REcElPTs-lSoo bols Flour % eco bush Whe.;
IS O0Q bush Corn.
OswEGo, Msy 2e-6 -FLouR quiet. WHEAT firm; sale.
Of eco bush. SC. Tor White Indiana and Tic Chicago
Spring Corn quiet. RYE unchanged sales 1870 bash West.
Soc. OARS steady ssles OF SO bnsh az So FREGHrs
dull. ct &c. Flour sod Sc Wheat "a NswYork LANE
to-day 4s0Oo bush Wheat 5000 do. Corn do
Oats. and 3ffo do Rye CANAL EXPORTS 80 bbls Flour
$4,000 bush Wheat, HOoO do. Corn, and $500 Oats.
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Pass<uQers Sailed

In steamship Fulton TO, southampton and Harre-Mr aud
Mrs j. Joues. three children and NJ Morgan,
John Hoey and wife. ". Livingston and wife, Dep-ys,er
GeoIFe jones, o. NJ. Phillips. M Jones aud servant L.
X Bs1iu, james Heudenn Derbss Jr T. Ducst.l G,orlr
A. Pocket 2 D. segoud S. D. S,rykeT acd WIFE, r. H. MAther
and M. snd Mrs Priuse and .vo eos. Mia. Pnse and
Boi,s5bin, D. 4 Hussr.r H. HAmnsa c Oimstede, r. Gr,
g. B. Windle R. X Gardiner jr Mrs Gardner z A. Coafn
WIFI Mr AID Me Boury and daughter MI and Mrs B.rse
and two children Mis- Vabans C A. Tone, L. T.. AAxw. and
wife. L Hoffman +. Rug b. C. Nimey Mr.. Roman f.my
and servants two Sister, Of the Sacred Hear Mrs Brook, aud
servant brooks Mr. Beste Jules St Martin. J@ph LA.,
and family Mrs Maxwell and family Mr. De BAs NabrAnA and
wife R 81 Castillo aud fsuy. Mrs Z. Ca,tlo, Mr. Beer-s
Dr. Baoiner Master. r. Jones. II. T. jones Mrs Rhine
lander. Dep.yser Charles Cheney and wife K D. Cheney
Mira Hsmiz DE- Al gale Mn, NJ Chevn-r Mrs r. J. Umphsr
tscb: !" lillian A jenkins Mslard, B. Hal O. W F.rlee
servant, Georee Jones II. Barn.dof and wif. r
6hopaEd NJ Bull DR. Dubois, DrAudef.on, I. r. ss@rrre Y
Dsiourcy C. stiles BesuPeser, Mrs and Mise Arra.nd
ard servant sriz and wife, J. g. Mordcsi D. Harris X
Aoc b. Molot IT,, Francis MolJt, L. A. Psu Ter and v1r
Misses Panther and LeI C. GRAY Gein w A. Ranr and
three ehlenI AnIouI C. T. Cosgil T. Hask.v wifi. child
W. Holt ,. Palmer aud son B. and C midi q; " En-.
~ A. Carter wife and two children, Mrs A Chsrsi-r Mr..
RoupP A. Juiard, C. Lourin H. Goth Ma Kirs Nr, Phil
hpte hs Grsneber b. LoewenhA, Mr. Amsr H. Bschsr.ch
Beiter E.oare, Dsrbes, Mr.. and Ms Unan aud child
Miss A. Rouand G smith Mr. and Me O. j.ujp ard ,brrs
children, II. Reed Mr.. Bof Mis- ThepsId-Tota III.
j.. nednAtr Edinburgh, for Gia,gor-J. McDousal VI.
j. No Dowel Ca Alexander Miller. Robert.op New York
Hsm,on MIS- Ghies Mss Coos, Hsml;1n; Gum and
vile, Toronto; W. X. Burnett, Andrew Smith ssd d gh;-
Jotn White, Henry Davis NJ. Edwards Ne-Yorsj Capt. H.
Join William and Georse Hsdhed Hamilton n ssins Bel
i;,t Z W. Tyon, J; ". BOs:AD, TCCn Ne~,fo.t CAPT
~rs GsSs. a.Csa p. r. e oe and so.s.
L-n.n M. ENsIsy and chsd. ncils.a Mis-. Y0soI New
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seHE. IowAsD Css Hobroot which 'ea,beS " ihs
Under ~Ii.rs IL o tho ssr sarah b>eo
which sp.zse 25th slit the from hsss~ sn
70 New Or-sps With es CS specie boar tss be
i.pofe6) returned Nov Oresas May - Gag. H. -spss
having found the wreck nine miles westward 81 he s.bns fs
with tse soop Elizabeth ssed II being sos<h 80
stormy weather. he did not 10 work until the 4h 81 ~
r,msined by her until Nays ss how Up be sssa
ends WHEN poop, rddsr buvsk sale ssncs,ocs usnr
some ke, foasd all eoIs The eaerpre bssctss
absndoosd-Cspt Hobois cpson being ths, al he ts.ssN
had been washed q the sd ds<s
Al the tus Of Cap Hobrooks Leaving v-ssss
tnpsed a. vorh her lie d0us, ssf
pieces. No bodies could Be found but 60, snef
very badly When the io-a'd i. the wreck ss0i nv
n.es from the mouth o; the ssbiu. Pass.
Car. Lyo, u the shp y. H. Cutting a. New Orleans lss
last reports on the lsh Inst IoiA q III. Rdps RoAs sss
ship and bark ashore both II which get a whs vss
ssht The ship got Of without s.sssnse and b.rk wss
sisted Cd BY vrechsr ns sAp Ameris aud shsses
blue signal with red diamond and Ia " 10 the osnfet
vEsstL Of sbost no trps .ees May ls in la On
~ sneoned With mats and wuisrossed sdss pspss
bsr With heh color nsde; could 10y
brig Pumss At Holiness Hole from Csrdenss of rcrtsnd
Tht YACHT srtLLA sf Boson bound 70 Nsv fofh gs.ss
kHk on her passage and pu, INTO Nsvrsr HSeor on Fn
Afternoon.
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[. :. 81 steamship Empire City, Gsinn Ne- Orleans Nay
Ship l.. G. Scranton. spsBcer Lisrrp Msy ndss and ~
pass A. Law Sailed Ia company with shp Endym-
+ Hsru fo Nsw.fork MAy 10, at AZ %, Gu a. shp
Grinnsl Cor NewYofk MAJ ~. Ia IS % oa w.
IA SEQ ship Lady frsukin bound May 49, Ia s loo IS
,xpef heavy north spit fo-s. st sos
,oIa... and spruns main yard Msy q, at " - ou b. pst
.hp star 81 10. West, bound east
E4k John B-ssop Oafdner, Iavsns Nay IT, oeses
&c e. stursssk Co May D. lat a lon - s. .sper~BosS
quantity hard pine umbef supposed 70 h- vessels dss
load.
schr Rus Sur Bay Addison days ignb . order Mar
- at shr coming up tbe Ray a,o by
STEAMBOAT, oIg away tn rbbCom AID sTupns the
Low spit.
s.h Ou~sr3 LrisDd CslA. days, lumber 20 Jed Frye
II :. NJ Brsnere BoaEomaD, Cor nectlcu. Rs. Pbis
drlphA =
ssbr oulcssiep tBr Dsrm.u Hamilton. Bermod. Nay q
potatoes l. d. X. De~olf
schr A l.. Doasisss, Bg'lsr Pori Ewen tor HsitGrL
schr. n. Clay, Delaney, New b, diofd for Albany.
S.hr A. Bscou. Gollyer, Portland Conn
SchT. fJoreSss. Jam-son, Roc kixnd days. limo.
Scbr. Cb<r4es " Ihabs. Buck Roekissd lime.
Sloop MARIA LOUISE Cstgninss hal River New lS0nion
20 master hsy y, on Point Judith, In a hsssy
ioed The mast out elise by the ceck lost calls slas
soop Ciesser hsesr Ehxsb-,n Cry " ~ Brdr-pot
s'essr Delaware. Cops PhHdslphs AID CAPE MAY mass
and pass. 10 y. Peikips
Steam wlmsutA Nys New Bedford mass 20 I0s Agss.
Steamer Westchersr, Clara frovosncs. ..sf
Od.l
s,esnsr o.cos Bnsy Norwich end SswLorsos @sss 10
h.. n. Rockwell
Steamer r,,r.. Ar-y Prosidepcs. pas.~ 10 l. oS.n
WIND-DariDs the DAY from n. H. tosE-
BELOW -Ope brig
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N.1RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q


s.nn,shirs-Florids Crows Savannah l. Mfchin So
Jamestown Parrish Norfolk H. Ladsm Montgomery, Ctsks
Savannah II. B. Cromwell Co Colombia, ken ChArsr'ar
Cromwell Co.
ship.- William Tell, Funck, Liverpool Boyd Hires'a
Fidela Mscg, Liverpool, h. Marshall Co., Cora Linz.
Luther GLASGOW Durham Dimon.
BIgs-M j. Gilmore, Edrsdse MA.anz.s Post small Coo
co. I,d Cenfneeos y. y Peters; fofgard Or Goa
dee Kingston Js D. r. D-sof, J. Desse ,Bth D.sn s..
Iohn, N = Maitland Phelps Co; Bls,s Swan. Podsx.
Geo,rriown s. c. Dbbe Bunce Alamo Pasous, Nsslass,
Simpson Mayhew. g.. a.
man. Helena Roberts Charlote,owu, S w lovdsr
s. s. Davis Lynch, Savannah. MeCresdy, Moe Co, Ass,
Powell NiluinstoD T. s Powell Lord Raglan lbr Dscs'r,
Halifax H. O. Douovsn Scout Br Andsrson, ssaswsh Bsy,
X Dinwiddie; =. J Brosusrd shute', Richmond Wy
Co Pm Osborn Norfolk Stages, Ciearnsn Cos Ayef
Hick, Aexandri &c., Merrill Abbott ~ bedsn. rsshe<
A.xsndris a. Bede Start ley Gloucester, ussisfi la
bella Fsnnr Boston, Dayton spafue.
soop-Lsoy Fenwiek Post, mddetowu, J. b Edwards.
s-eanef- Boston, s.lrw. Philadelphia
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Passrueers Arrived

10 the Moses Tsysor from SsrfaraA-from Calfcrrs
Emtgy wise and infant 3. H0chlsy Rev sSspps,d VI
ard infant Mira w 8 Rsvsp child and seryt w. b. Fox
OConnor Ferssson Mira r. yessup and dsaxhtsE. M "
Bee Rev Mr. Wheeler ard children Ma Ssock.or, W. A.
p,ss'e " ssmits snd infant d. Simon sd We,
Be'lwore H. wFmerdipg. J. A. Pierre. J. Capaos. Ma
Adsms :. Stevens, wife and infant. DE- }. y. f,nss
wife and infant MIRA ii. Wills. ID b. NortnFue Psss.r
"; we,n and servant r 2. JohtS?. is Las~,
Mr.. Wade Mr.. stiEmsn c F..on and wifi, D. ~ we,o1
wife and esd D Beras'a., ". Brymsr. y. u LAwson.
Broom ". n Williams, H. wAislna Mrs L. Befca.s MA
Decks, Dr. { $; w. Hal. Hs,p, Bishop r. q. HSpA r.
Lc,rhin. 8 scbsmerhoin Md A P.op Mr. B~uns. az
Two ufart. Ms Wawob r d. Bryant II Hsnn sils ,ss
infant w y. Wood, Mrs s s,swst. Mrs. v. Gordon. j.
sopsu, C. Morrill,, Kehsn. ! J. Beck Mrs- Doars. fos,
children aad servsnt Mrs BFsinsrd child srvNt.
t. Seward, : A. Hubbsr. J. z. Whitney, y 7. EAwurds
G. Rsmsde A. c. Bidwell Mrs A. c. Scih. Ma. C. BsssA
Mrt B. Coombs Mrs ". Il. Lzthrop aud infant, Nn<
Moore and child SteurDsn, Coz. wife inf.sts ana
brother G. n Davis, R: D. Casey z; GritAe J Dss n
Patepou Dswy, ~ w. Ais and wife, Mis A.sn.cn ssa
two rfsu;s Mrs Han and chili Ms Slack aud infaat W.
Rogers j. A Chase, MeDde, Albdsh Aen wife ehid sua
infsnt w. Hssy IT, @ A. Chas>, III. Ruld aud wife, Boyd
A. Quick w H. S,mota e. Clos, Uirsrd q. VI. HJsisuz
&. ard j. eoardn. A. Williams and SIS IN the s.serwe
f. P Cszares J. NaIdin A ,bosel- Csrbone. Cces,
neil, r. sssnds, A. s. Serrsno Ms Css2ailA Prss
j. De Ia Cruz and family Taneo G. Feunsnees AID ->rys
w. Cszpses L. Infane NJ r. Esgep A. Libaax Sa'psl CHA
C. r. Wooson A. later A. Stafford George We,eh, Hoas
fsd Mrs Nirresm and ChJdn tohn Pine sad s, s,esss
j. schmidt, w Hunter NJ Kenyoo, A. MAdderi, A. K-ess NJ
Douohoe, J. Hsr ok Mss OBr-n.
IN abr Nm. J.. R,ehaydsea, from Mcyagaz r. -Dea
Mem. so QnnieIo Luis, Aunony Alfredo Cari.I
In ,hip palestias from LOadosMf. McCra dy cal
and nurse Of New Haven M Boron and lady II Mlse
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auprKiOR COURT GlsLkM TfRH-MAy 9-Beioie iai
80 h~DCh.
pEClsIoss.
Dstiel Bedtll agt. lie Commercial Mutca lnsm-
s,e C1npsdy - 81 fnrpt sfirooei. 9Th oces .
Hugh Maxwell ~ a. Ggt. The Esq: RIVER bsnk-
Judfms ut affirmed, u'tb costs
a. Spears Brown sgt- Frederick &. Richardson
(,der modified and 20 ~ .-ted.
Henry A. Coster &c. agt The Pennsylvania and
La s.eh reversed costs to as .. e"'
James 7. DaLn.gGn at. Robert Hogan.-Oider re-
wrs.6, costs 70 Side even: ~ =
Frede1ick T. Peet at. Johp w. Wate.-Order
sbIntd, with ( 10 eoss.
IN Cn.MstRs-B.fr r ludse SLos.os.
Matthew Alien sgt Joseph Frie6IsDder.-Motion TO
vsc.ie order Of arrest denied. " ith % ooss
Before Judge WoooRvTf.
RenaYd oct. FuleT-Case se'ted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-M.y 2-BcfHs
Judge ISGERsoLL-
Am Kelly asu!pis,raIx Sc sgt The New.Jers Raro'd
Company.
The plaintiff 10 this seeks TO recover -, 900
damages for the loss OF her husband his death beios
90 used by filling through hole in the platform a. The
Jersey City Ferry Defendants set mp toa o.4ntf .
husband was careless negligent. Sea- verdict.
Diumick for plaintiff; Van Wlnse Tor defendants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31
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1pey Paisc nail steamship srror from Fnnssco My
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tered mails and To- to the s,nor wn .ssa
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81 Wei s,,, nay Rn,s, bound 70 n. norSwsa My n 0rn o.
aged S. died q eossnu siou and 40. sarei sea
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with ship Ellen Hood or liamf' rs.ds sad tuA S. 20
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To the Lamnerye Msoa ~ lsi 81 - -, on a. - " p>s~$
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~ whsie ship bound norh sho"i-s ndssrS ~sAsc
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10 at passed Fvs srbom Bank Lsht Boat since vs.s
tim. had gale ffcm ESD, <st
sails boat started decsoad and doins otLI dsrse Mas
28 10 miles south q Rsrnessi. took pilot erts b,at No
schr osens Ripley, Cardenas May rs sussf w. T5pps.
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schr Emma Dr., JohLson Windsor days, plaster 70 C. A.
Dewof
schT Lanlsr,ine. Quincy Warehsm
scLr Rrpublc, SoGle New Bedford hf Albany
Schf Macena Monson Brewster BTidr pot Cor Wsshing
ton d. C.
schr DE Kahn. Portland Conn
Sop Oregon, Rhodes Providence NAV 81 large bseh
srhr. ashore on Stafford Ssoss Long Island sorsd.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia uaasr "a ~ Bdess
sALHDstesm.hips Fal,on Hsvrei Edinburgh lBrl glAs
gov tlods and Montgomery savsnnsh Columbia .na Ailss
TO- Charleston; Jsmsstown, Norfot, &C.
Withholding the day. foln s. v.
The steamship Marion (o the Charleston line, noniss
taken on the dry oock for r.paTs