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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT-MARcn H-Befor.

Lewis II. Putnam AZ An.on g. Phelps.
Action for libel. Damages laiI &, f0,'W. In,
plaintiff who is a cOlored man, ob.sned prescriptions
in sd Of AfIictn cO'onizafOn, under the auspices Of
the New.York Colonization Society. The Society
having reason 10 suppose ths. he missppropraed the
money thus Obtained With drew their supper. and de-
nounced him 10 card published IN The EceGtay
Post as n swindler, &c. The plaintiff wa compelled
70 abandon the enterprise in consequence OF tins pub
LEGATION of the card and Mr.. Phelps, the de-
fenGant whose name YVES appended 10 the card as
President Of the Colonization Socsty) for damage
sustained il consequence IL was proved on the thai
that Putnam Lad collected money after the members
of the Society whose names were appended y h., err
culsr had been Withdrawn, and the cSss beng given
to the Jury Saturday verde: for defendant was
rendered At the request Of counsel for defendant One
Judge stated that he would lay the evidence in the
case before the Grand Jury, with The view Of pre-
sentDg the plaintiff for perjury IN tha- he sTore 70
he collected subscrpi ions after the Withdrawal OF
the names Of his former patrons.
OIson II. Smith sgt Benjamin w. Shure.
Action TO $50 Tor medical services against
defendant, Plaintiff scsI. psctcpf in the Eastern Dis
rc D.lendaDt merchant who tbs 9Th Of October 1855,
was thrown carriage and sustained sc.ne OF
Of the legs above tic Plaintiff called to attend bin and
ured Inb but from tue fracture did not
aud properly healed - that now
defendant cnepe and unable from hst 70 purs1e bis
vices but alleges uIsklhl treatment aud malpractice, and
cns damages the Of $40 900 IN another suit The
openao Saturday and will be Continued this morn
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-AUch 27.-BefOr
Judge HALL.

On Friday the Crane jury brought in indictment
sssnv: Paul WeAyer Owen Peiseine, yoha b. stonneDei
ssb,,;i,p Decline Two 1cneuts found AGAINST 'h~-
focbly resisting C1Gom House Ocers and n,
other FOR di,ossspg The oCer from property winch they ASl
ssled.
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AccipTsT Joseph C,Aik arrested By Dfi3er
psor ofhs Tfh Preeirr, FHday night; ~ bsg's while
dTpr fuoutiy sJus he rtiroai First s'Tse n-r
Grad I'm boy Il1usd HI Ho~sJi ~ Jae' H-
AID EscaI.lg bic l.f He ~ h.1 Jr ariaair1
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-, ., N. ..,er BIT asys An .nq,es, b-lI AID
:. dbl II GeA.b ~ ,;r.ug -hsi3n, va fcLGsTec
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fAdwvts-mest
The CANTON TEA COMPANY have on

axsS ever, variety q fEss GOV 0fcsTs SDd fs @ ~ H P1
Mt snaies SoseboD- OOens and Young Hysun ~ -
an Gunpowaer and Imperial from 2s 70 Sc Az e'I 9I
aessqosllJ lJ~. No SIT boSos sod yinLr ~ - -
GIL NJ. rs CS4fhafD - tsTs'D AZ ana
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RoBBrD.--OD Saturday afternoon, ss 10y Wa
yAs.ns q Grace Church Coulyva rres. she rootc
Of port nor ale. ooutx1DE 3 by sdroit aleL
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BURGLARI-T.e bcpse Of r. ". Dunlsm, No -
psti street.. rlorousg entered s5o, ' x .
Saturday evening robbed q Dsssst eonns spoo1s a'i
fofss and other silver valued a, 80 The GODS Eefe
tsttu bchsp .ste while the srytl. s1Esed 10
the ron; tss.meb II, tbey.s escaped win biz bo9:J
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= THE POLYTECHNIC IssrI1uTr.-The Ze:sle.hean
Society ofthis nstution celebrated their second ami
ye,say on Friday evening 8. the Hal in Livingston
asest before crowded audience. The society Is
ssnposed Of pupils and pataies Of the character Of
Bserary club. number Of addresses were made, and
We exercises we're agreesbly varied with music by
basa in attendance. The opening address was delv-
med BY A. j. Todd, followed by E.J. Wilkinson and
sxAsrs. The eIercsss proved highly entertaining to
81 Grssesa
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siroe January 80. so s75si2 $50 25ioOs sS,SSSs5
The aggregate decrease since Jan. |, "a compared
with the r.spondpg period Of 1857 Is $3s 75l F3,
bot less marked 10 the las week than in those pre-
vously r,por ed the decline berg 81 27 SSS against
1851 and al il the corresponding week OF
1856 Of $l0f17i. The diminufion sircs Jan. l is
striking Illustration Of the decreased volume OF busl-
ness. II il not dlfcolt under such circumstances 10
account for the great cepirsz,tiou of capita which
has for som- months been progressing.
Treasury Notes of the old issue IS cent? are
quoted at from .qi discount. Certificates from the
new loan have not yet been lssued, although portion
Of The deposi's were made ten days since. A great
deal Of dissatisfaction is expressed at Ibis delay which
implies either great lack OF business intelligence and
prompttude on the part Of the Secretary, or an mex
cussbe degree of eessne.s in not having blanks in
readiness for immediate issle. About the full quota Of
deposits for New Yoik have already been made. The
Coupons Of the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad Co.
Land Mortgage Bonds due April will be paid at the
barking house Of Duncan Sherman & Co.
The following Il the amount of coal transported on
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad during the
week ending Thursday, March -, 1853:
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WIND-sunset, w.

N, steamer Osprsy lstsy lahore Plum issnd W. y
psht tsirn on the dok tor repair. She has rsseS es
,.a.rsble damase and will have .Etre new bo,tpm.
The .bip Go den State cpy his morning ta<es 90 DE
isrse sectiona dock for repairs.
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1EyAETIciDE.-On Frdsy niyb, the hodv NJ n child
ssse s,e Day. e va foaud ,as water !, - 100. Of s1v,s
to,onsi Smell Summoned s.d pro-
nal k,s .nashuJ zen sshssa While hvss a. sh.n nsbon
20 nshe suy .sa HosSd I've heSs NJ ttas e.LA b. Oh
asss BY ht eSthe ~ " Whoa II. .t.A l,,rses h, Lsd
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-23
This was the end of the correspondence.

ELEVEN years ago the wife of farmer liv-
ing in the neighborhood of this place, named
Kasper Lorenzo, carried dinner to her hus-
band who was at work in a field, in napkin
in one corner of which she had tied five
franc piece. She laid the parcel on the
ground, and before she or her husband could
drive her away, their COW made herself famil-
lar with the dinner. When the farmer came
rushing upon the COW to chase her away, she
in hurry swallowed the napkin containing
the five franc piece. Recently the farmer
sold the COW to neighbor who intended to
kill the same, but stipulated that all money
found inside the cow should be delivered back
to himself. The was killed, and the five
franc piece discovered in the intestines,
bright and shining. He now intends paying
his taxes with the same.-Ozaukee .4dr.
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loaf crushed or clarified, and two qualities OF
brown sugar-house molasses, all excellent.
EXPERIENCE OF MIR. HODGES.

At this period Mr.. Hodges was called up
on for his experience in syrup and sugar
making, and in cane raising He commenced
by saying that thin soil grew the best and
most productive plant that is, it would pro-
duce more syrup, and better quality, from
the same weight of cane. That raised IN
Clermont Co., Ohio, county which pro-
duced white beans and small potatoes under
favorable circumstances, was OF q better quail
ity than the product of the world-renowned
Miami Valley. He produced letter from
au Ohio farmer, who tried an experiment by
planting cane on four kinds of sOil-poor,
average, fertile and extraordinary Itch. On
the first, six gallons ofjuice made one gallon
of syrup; on the second, seven and-a-half /;
on the third nine and OF, the fourth, thir-
teen. The speaker recommended farmers to
raise their seed ON poor soil, and to plant in
rows rum ing forth and south, and of irregu-
lar width, SO as to allow wagons to pass
through at convenient intervals. The closest
rows should be about three-and-a- feet
apart This plan also exposed the cane,
while growing, to the full effect of both sun
and wind, In cutting off, the operator should
seize the cane low, so as not to let the butt end
touch the ground, as the oozing sap would
cause the dirt to adhere to it, and this dirt
would remain in the syrup or sugar. Frost
would not seriously injure the cane after cut
thug but it would injure the standing crop.
In standing it up in Shocks great care should
be taken not to allow the butts to touch the
ground. A grassy fence corner was good
place.
He recommended the use of blood as a
clarifier; one pint being enough for large
kettle full ofjuice. AS skinner, he would
recommend fine brass sieve, with heavy
wire as rim, and handle attached. Such
an apparatus was far preferable to one made
of punched tin, copper or sheet iron. lie
would recommend litmus paper as test
When it turned blue, after being dipped into
the boiling syrup the article might b. set
down as too sour. When it broke off short
grained on the edge of ladle, it was done,
and the fires should be Immediately put out !;
they should never be drowned by water, as
that destroys the walls of the furnace but
the bagassa, or pressed cane, ought to be
thrown in. 1t would instantly eXtinguish
the fire, and at the same time become SO dry
as to answer for kinding when operations
were renewed. All surplus bagasse should
be used as manure, as it was most excel
lent composition. In cutting off the seed
heads, about fifteen inches of the top of the
stalk, or thirty inches in all, should be taken.
The report of the Agricultural Com mittee
was then adopted.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-23
UNSEEN SPIRITS.
BY n. T. WILLS.

The shadows lay along Broadway,
Twas near the twilight tide,
And slowly there lady fair
Was walking in her pride
Along walked she, yet yiewleSsly
walked spirits at her side.
Peace charmed the street beneath her ieet,
And honor charmed the air,
And all astir looked kind at her
And called her good and fair--
For all God ever gave 10 her,
She kept with ohary care.
She kent with care her beauties rare,
From lovers warm and true,
For her heart was cold for all but gold,
And the rich came not to WOO.
Al. houored well are charms to sell
when priests the selling do!
Now, walking there was one more fair
Slight girl, lily pale
And see had unseen company
To make the spirit quail;
'rwixt want and scorn she walked forlorn,
And nothing could avail.
No mercy now can clear her brow
For this worlds psace TO pray
For. As loves wild prayer dissolved in air,
Her woman's heart gave way;
And the sin forgiven by Christ in Heaven,
BY man is cursed alway.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-23

g DID the defendant approach the plaintiffs
sriatim ?'' inquired an attorney in case of
assault aud battery the other day. No
Stree" was the reply, she went at en- with a
poker"
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The question was then taken on Mr..
Keith's amendment, and carried.
Mr.. DOW, that when the committee rise
they report the bill back and recommend it's
indefinite postpOnement. He did this be-
letter on the statute book.
Mr.. STARKEY thought Mr.. Dow was pre-
mature.
Mr.. BRADLEY hoped the motion to in
definitely postpone would not prevail. If a
sufficient time was given for the considera-
ton of the matter, he had no doubt the
members could all agree as to the rate of in
terest.
The motion was lost.
Mr.. KEITH moved that the committee
rise and ask leave to sit again two weeks
from to-day.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The Committee of the Whole, Mr..
PIERCE in the Chair, proceeded to the Con-
sideration of House bills, and made the fol-
lowing recommendations
Memorial to Congress for donation of
land for an Agricultural College. 10 be en-
crossed.
A bill to establish the county of Mongalie.
Re-referred to committee of towns and coun-
ties.
Granting to Isaac N. Button and Francis
Bunker the right to establish ferry across
the Minnesota River. To committee on fer
ry charters.
An act to lay out and establish State
road from Glencoe, via Paynesville, to St.
Cloud. To be engrossed.
An act to incorporate the town of Acton.
To committee on towns and counties.
To extend the time for the collection Of
taxes in counties of Stearns and Wright
To committee on towns and counties.
To authorize the Commissioners of Hen
nepin County to levy tax to build bridge
10 committee on roads and bridges.
Granting to Samuel A. Goodrich and VIM.
Chambers the right to establish a ferry across
the Minnesota river at Bloomington. 10
special committee on ferries.
Authorizing school district No. 81, to bor-
row money to the erection of school build
ings. To committee on education and
science.
To lay out and establish STATE road from
Shakopee to Kasota. To committee on roads
and bridges.
The Committee of the Whole then rose
and the recommendations were adopted.
Adjourned.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-23

On motion of Mr.. GROVER, the report of
the Surveyor General of Lumber for the, LIST
district, was referred to select committee
of five.
Adjourned.
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