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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..........


steaunshpsDe Soto Bullock Havana Livingston Croehe-
Montgomery Berry, Say .lnah ~ b Cromwell 20 ;
Shps-Adspale, Bunker New-trlean., n H. Brigham De
vonshre Anderson London r. r. Morgan Wiley Universe,
Dewsr Liverpool Williams 4 Gufon.
Bark-Llbe (sin.l, hole, ChaTea,on. Kunhsrdt Co.
BriE-redrO T. DALI Ticket, Nuevitas, PECK Church, NJ
T. Ellsworth cuny Horton d. r. DewOfi Ensshman, lyens
Horton. J. Morris Smith.
Scboones- OWN Gordon Newbem, J. Smith Co. John
Jones, Stephenson Wilmington, w Mckee Worth Merrill
Minington MeCTeady, Mott Co. Brnen Douga George
Anon rosby Philadelphia James Hand Hol-
comb Goslee ChsTe'ton, w B. sersnton T. Lyman Stan
usrd New -Ha, en- master T. Weldon, Smith, Philadelphia
James Hand g b. strong Boyd, Wilmington, Smith deo.
Darby, Rogers, Morehesd City, d. Z. Murray W. Wanns,
Crowe Portsmouth D. w Lewis; Isabella, franklin, Boston,
Dayton opaque Vosnt Coombs Nuevitas r. Buck Co.
sloOpsM lizard, Buckingham Newport, MASTER Opera Sat
tefly hew.Ha, en-, master.
sieaners-Mars, knho Philadelphia. Briggs franklin
ColnaTy Bsinore Delaware, Shaw, Philadelphia PokGns
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Passengers Arrived

nessms. Bleek Huan oorhan Alexander, George Misses
MAYNARD Wells Msss Kingsley and lady stuart and lady Dr
Noyand and LADY, wrsbrinweiter and friend Lnmsncy and
f-pd Khsbt nloes Maynard, Hayes Hay Lankens Crane
stonsn 1ioo, schseveE, Miller fsuse burdsn hsee CA
Diousr MeeeAr Seus Ferris Stewart and son, hodisaei
Pres Vsna fe,ton Farley, sehniiz Graz BedeFran Lodge
Bypwn Mel snehlin Moves Rngo Smaith Capt harris hom
Cork W. Mclean, Mrs and Miss Green. ~,
In ueo rssap haynok, from Havana and Ne',as-p5 wn'
Thomson and family liens Lawlsr Edmunds and Pinds
Enssn Gavin ali Of st w Regis Mira ssssh Noyss Capt
ssnd and M9 fsPs Ds.n 6osns ps. E..s
r. LsbsndieOf b. NJ de Brito, Bias Ahersn A. oevonpSt
Rev Borrejo Messrs Carl, Johns Woh UnkioS cihsh
and Peters Total, 81 ..HH
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nv TeIexrauh.

FORT LAFAYETTE, Dec l. sansst.-Ship Rhias, from
London snd brig coming up The bsy ksSaos
passed down the rarros az o. ship Aeho 9
o the
SANDY HOOK Dec. l. sunsst-One ship AZ anchor on the
bar bound Screw na1ons, Of and for Hamburg
passed out over the 2o5 p Wind :, D. T., light
weather very hay the water
LONG BRANCH, Dee l. sunsetBfg Orar ada south Of the
Highlands, No other vessels IN sight Wind light from the 8
wssther cloudy
NORFOLK Va, Dec Ian. brig Hope (Sr), Ia days from
-. incent. ~ ~
BALTIMORE, Dec. I-Au brig Kirkland, from 81. Johns
r. r. H. Sailed from thence ih, brg Cspes and schT.
j J.. BOWMAN, Tor Kew York
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BryyALo. Dec 1.-The propeller milwaukee from Chio.so
bound 70 Buffalo, with Of proysons came In collision
with ser Tehny In the straits Of MAcknsc sinking both
fels, which viii prove total loss.
fby telegraph TO Eiwood Walter Sec Board Underw'rs
KAY WEsT Nov 251he ship Chasles Crocker previously
rPo'ted ashore ID be total los About 800 bales Of cotton
lave been saved dry.
1he tg NORTH Il thought cannot 30 got OBJ - bales q cot
have been saved -.
The tsri Mary Coe will prove total loss 80 bales Of
cotton have arrived here. ~. x..., -
The ship Elzs Mallory VII also be lost 700 oaes eot'on
ave been we'd FROM her end brought here.
lBy hitter % ElIw GOD Whter. Sec. Boefd Upder<IL
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AN EXPLANATION.

n t.e Essto- II The N Y Trts-ns.
SIR: Our name attached 20 the call foe meeting IN
favor of Mr.. 0pdyke for Mayor, az puh dshed IN Tar
TKIguSE of this morning. was used ysthont con-
sent. The members Of firm are divided on the
question; part of them being in aver Of Mr. 0pdyke,
he others equally jealous for ar Havemeyer Please
insert this in to-morrows TRIBUNE, and oblige,
Yours respectfully, SWIFT HuRLBUT Co.
Nee lork. !. 1888,
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nrE n.

WALsH-On Thursday evening Dee IN the 4sth year Of bis
age Hugh Walsh, M. D., late Of rorahanL
The relatives friends Of the smy respectfully invited 10
attend his funeral from no ~ West Fourteenth street.
Saturday O'Clock p M, without further invitation.
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sun-Rs 7:e6 Sets s;S3 hson-Scss....
HIeH vArxR Ir
Sandy HOOK 1889 Gov Island. O:tse Hell 3s
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hour. There IL, however, strong feeling AZ present,
swsyed, Of course, by personal prcdecuons 10 rea,
ton 10 the Performance OF the onerous duties attached
10 tie ofce OF Mayor Success, in my case, even by
lie united Efforts Of the Wing and American parties
vas hardly to be expected; and as my only daty, at
fr,, was 10 mike becoming response 10 the feeling
manifested and the hosor conferred, looking always
IN he maintenance and advancement of your re-
sre.tive political principles now hsSe only 70
Consider what your views Of policy might indicate,
and nv own ideas Of propdety suggest. beg leave,
accordingly TO ask of you 70 permit me to decline tho
honor Of being your candidate II the present election
MO- Yerk Dec l. lssa JAS. DEF. OGDEN.
TrsrH WARD CITIZENS School TIcKEr.-Coz-
pissione, Daniel Slote Unprecedented Phillips,
IT,; TFsstcss-Jacob RaynOr, Ezra NJ s'rat;On.
The Twelfth Ward Republicans meet tonight at
Iamartine Hall, to ratify the nomination Of oPdyke,
Hull, and Pinkney.
A meeting of the citizens Of the Twenty-hrst Ward
in Il interest Of Fernando Wood for Mayor was held
at the Metropolitan Gardens last evening.
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NTINETEENTH WARD, ATrENTIoN.-The

NINETEENTH WARD, ATTENTION. There
IN viii be grand RATIFlC ALTON MEETING OF the
Of The xIXh Ward held Ruppers Brewery SAT
URDAY EVENING 10 respond 10 tae Nomination..
l-r' III Fer Mayor, GEO. OPUfKE
For Corporation Counsel, sOLOMOa L.. HULL
For Governor Of the Aims ouse, WIN T. PfNKSEY,
FOR Couneilmen,
ABRAM g vosBERG, - DECKER,
FRED TH!LEfiANN, - ALIEN
c. c. PIkCKEkl, y RuPPERP.
For School Commissioner, ADDISON BR OWN
For school Inspector A. J..ARMSTaON0.
WA n. KING, cHAs. MILLER.
For ConstsDies,
cHAs. adams, NrfHAN'L j. GROVES.
JeHS a FAAKAs, seey. ID. BABCoCK. PfesiaesA
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15
MEDICINAL.
BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD PILLS
NHEN DR. r BACK The celehra-

WHEN DIR y RACK ,ha colalr,
y ted swedish Ply sician, introduced his Blood
r"fnef anu bloo" lil' m The onitsd states hr So
w. - 49,, ~ 1sst. - ,,G ~ ~ y p = ~
since hea, - L<, a,,t a. -. baat t,ntiS, tS a "a, - -
~ - .t,ar..~ - so,,rI -, - ~ tii, - ~
: - - .-if - - -; ~, @ I p:' p.i,' ln1t'
-, at'at a. - = - - !, ~ ii - nirn IA.
- ., J, - ~ - - ia @ m - 80 a'ce s onu.ls
- - q - ~ L., : w " ,' aPp''Nihg
rf,ss ~ - rl,losa "a irvs,;,..a Co. .h, % m 'iii. "
now of ous ,,i,d an tbi~ i,,nn fant sn,.;ac, arc
NJ PcIscL ;rr,t.s rj,, t.. .o,, cf -. s;.l 81,
o.;.;,., I.,,.-
from members OF the Medical Profession. Editors of
public l"utnsls- vel kr"wn Merchants and Farmers.
an ladies' ~ e ghsrt respect ahiilty giving accounts
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

Ek0-' John" inquired dominic. Of a
hopeful pupil, d" What is a mailer 2" +" A
man who makes nails" replied the hope
full, quite readily. "Very good. Now
what is a tailor 2" "Cae who make,
tails" was the equally quick reply. ooh.
you blockhead," said the dominie. biting
bis lips; d" a man who makes tails, did
you everz' To be sure" quoth hope
full " if the tailor didn't pu, tails to the
coats he made, they would all be jacAets.'
g" En- 2-ah .-voll to DE sure I didn't
think Of that"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

The Hor. John P. Hale. Ia his speech
at the recent Pilgrims Celebration, sald
that while he was coming along in the
cars, reporter of Boston paper asked
him for sketch of The remarks be pro-
posed to make. He shook his head. init.
mating that there was no'!,lng in il. The
newspaper man kindly took the hin,. and
kindly SAID, =" Mr.. Hale. if you really
have no speech prepared, have several
iittle speeches winch prepared for ny
Massachusetts friends. and will lea you
have oIe :. sh-ia.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

s An advertisement, setting forth
the many conveniences and advantages to
be derived from metal window-s sashes.
among other particulars, observed "tha,
these sashes would last forever and
afterwards, If the oHrer had no further
use for them, they might be sold for old
IRON"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

EB~ rhackery says tha, it is betor for
you 10 pass an evening one or twice in .
ladleS drawing room, even though ,n4
conversation Is SLOW. and you know the
girls songs by heart, than in a club, ,ay.
ern, OF PIT Of theater.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

hs1 A colernporary wants TO know in
what age women have been held in the
highest esteem. We don't know. But
Certainly fashionable ladies' fill larger
space IN The wotid now than they ever did
before.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

ks Sheridan was staggering hons
one ulgN when be WAS observed by a
policsmln, to whom b., said coafiden,ialiy
-'1y name Is Nllberforce-I atm a rel.
Isious maa- don't expose me.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

sT Way do you write so very large
Il hand z inquired friend of an Irish
man. Arrah, dear. an isn't it my poor
mother I'm writing to- and she is very
dale, SO I'm writing her louG letter"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15
guard, bu, | was too late"

guard, bu, was too late"
Well, but why did his master not
take him back g.
- That, Sir, Is a mystery TO me, for
Sam said he was sworn no, to tell, but he
is TO do something Cor which his master
promises to give him and the boy free
papers,"
The Doctors time did no, allow him to
protract the conversation, but saving, II
mus, Investigate that natter" he return
ed 10 see his patien, III the log cabin near
by, while the negro went on towards
Helena
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

i~" am sure cannot live long"
said very dirty looking pa,ien, to his
physician
a" Is that any reason sir, why you should
carry dirt enough to bury you." replied
the doctor.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

Ese- Lawks, exclaimed Mrs. Parting.
ton what monsters these master builders
must be . | AN told some on 'em have \.
many as a huadred hands.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

Gs5 \ gentleman having a musical
sister, being asked what branch she ex.
celled IN, declared that the pisp, was her
f0rts
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15
TRY DR. TRiSh'N AlGNFTiC OINTMENT

None genuine unless siEred PHeu" with a pen
pamphlets containing full DIRECTIONS around each
hot le and circulars left with Price wo shil
small ani three silings for large bottles
sale hy K. n Pulforl anfi J"hL II. Vivian Mineral
POINT. and all tker druggists in the country.
~ III orders Shoul- he addressed TO WN NUDGE s
co. Fa-fviFIe Madison Co. y. Y ern2?
Z n alfa-t and J. II. Vivian Mineral Point.
p r and W5n. Bishop Dodgeviile- Henry
H est, Linden Povc' La=nre x Co.. Highland. n. W.
IA srean Aveea ana bv Medicine dealers generally.
o-3e-s shoI5 he addressed VIM. Nudge Co, Earl
vile Madison Co. y Y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

s&s lie, no man be afraid of a hard
fist, unless he gets ii dim in bis eyes from
some chap.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15
Original Story.
For the MINERAL PoISr TRIBUNE,
CO o N BL u EF.
CH HAPTER III.
BY DR.. ". n. RRIBHANI

TetlFe0 10 oeu. lie had been absent from
home during the eventful scenes of the few
past days. and be had just been listening
TO detailed account of them. Whii.
meditating upon what he had heard he
saw the figure of man approaching
very slowly. AS he drew near he OBJ
served shat ne had the gait, nien and
general appearance of a Carolina field
negro.
Il believe you is Mass William Bruce, y
said The negro in low tone.
II am" replied the Doctor, 4" bu, who
are yous"
% You no, member me, Sir"
" No, don';; and yet there is some.
thing in your voice il seems TO me l have
heard before"
"Ain', you member Sam b'long to Mr..
Smit. in Sout Calna 2"
why. is it possibles But how did
you ge, here 2"
The negro whispered, "Can anybody
va wa | sayl"
mo. They are all gone 10 bed"
Well, Sir. run way"
But how in the world did you get all
the way here?"
Well, Mass William, you see Massa
he broke up he plantation fur to 60 10
Texas"
TO Texass Why. l heard he bad
gone 10 California"
Yes, Sir. he gone TO Californy; bu,
he take he niggers to Texas fus, pu, 'em
ia Oil he plantation be buy from Genrai
Hamilton"
Bds how did y)u get away from him?"
When he git we to New Orleans,
was in de ship long side a steamboat a
watin till he take we off. | see one ob
de Steamboat hans. We git talkn ,oged-
der an he tell me he come from a place
call Prairie Chen in Wisconsin. When
he say Wisconsin | member Is war
| Mass William Bruce iib, an tell um So
He say, you mean DR.. Bruce! say yes.
Why bless you hart. he say, know DR..
Bruce long time, He is great fren to de
coored people. Oats be. says /. We'll,
de long an de short OBJ it was, | come np
to Prairie Chen IN da, same s,eanao,.
and den follaw de Wisconsin Rlbber nj.
I o;, ", AM br,nc INV s,sers l,,,, io..
along wid me"
.Wbere Is h.. a"
why, you see, Mas. William. da,
steamboat man tell me bout place close
yer wa name Coon Bluff. an ne tell me
how fur fine um; SO been dAr now
guine on morn Two weeks"
What, in the cave there on Coon
Bluff 9
Yes. sir"
"How old is the boy.'
"Aint you know Miss Wizena BILE
zere"
81 did know her, but shs is dead now
She was drowned in the river the other
dav."
"Why, Mas, William, land a massy
YOU no say so?"
It's fact, and Mr.. Relezer lef, he re
lust Yesterday with bis family to 60 back
10 Carolina"
IAN Mr.. Belezer bin libbin yer. I
berry dat he was in Wisconsin. bu, tau,
he was euine TO a town wa day call Mad
ison."
He in,endid to live in Madison. bu,
he had no, moved there Vel, and when
he los, hi, dapch,er he coucl,ded he
.,i1 his Io,
H., .h., .da NO, ,sL -. g lna,
,.
see. j
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

sts- The fellow who shot at "randon
has been compelled 10 take a sight" a,
he penitentiary.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

s Extremes meet. Civilization and
6arbarlsm came together. Savage Jndi-
ans paint their faces.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

ssS- a." You ask and You receive NOT.
because you ask a n,,ts," said young la :
dy 70 an old gentleman who had popped
the question 10 her.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

DELIBERATE with caution, and &C, with
decision, Either yield with graciousness.
or else oppose with firmness
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

eeB Sidney Smith says the Anglo
Saxon race were made for TWO purposes
10 manufacture calico and steal land.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

ss9@ What Is it you mus, keep after
you have given it TO another2 Your
word
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

rsSA The man who couried an investi-
CATION says 1t Is not half 50 nice a. court
ing an aieciionate girl.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

Esq When we get as tight as the la
dies corsets, our habits are apt to get as
loose "a their crinoline
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

et1- That's part of the sinking fund
az tae chap said when a box OF money
wen, 10 the bottom of the river.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

EsJ Caught in her own net," as the
man SAID when he saw one of the fair sex
hitched in her crinoline.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

The firsi thing man takes to 10 life i,
mi mllll-the last is his bier,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

= 900 THE g sSCRTBrRS WISH To FHPLOY
= NV. sctive -eiaele each section Of the
State TO trsvef sud take orders
SECStRS AND TOBACCO.
by samples VIII paw ssiary of S509 SS0e per
payable monthly For samples and ps-fculars spay
address. inciosing stamp for return post
CARY SNIrE.
Tebaccopists,
sig Pearl st-eet, New Iort.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

ss2s- No das, affects the eye lik. gold
dust, and no glasses like brandy glasses.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

4 TroRNEY AND CoCNsELloi. ,r i.AW, Nine
\ PoI.i. VII at M eo sll trs .l-}l"hs, tue +I
Ngt b.iaess connected ~i 1i Ills lcssls. ~o.ietsI.t
r8- " tlte. led to Oace Caaltt1 l5ui.atns. 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

TO BE CONTINUED.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

oR0nUCF So general Commission Merchant deae'
1 IN SIT We Lime Sc, Stone " ir, House, X
< Deret Ineral Point 19-t-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15
4. l.. e.. BLESSING,
GEORGE ". C0EB,

4 rr0rNE8 aSn Cnt-S~rII.oR LAND K col
Y LrCTINE AGENT. ShaHs5arg. Lafayette Co, y q.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15

TTORNEYS AND CoCNsELLOkS At Ia W
\ sesitlI Celtre Itielltad county, Wis All hesi-
tuer promptly attended to- 2IvlO
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15
EARniNER Z. MICS.
.IoEsN II. VIZ I'd,

R-oTARY PG7iIC, Land ss.u., &c.. Sc Arerz.
Gb-. Nis. Wil atten haas p.s sltei4s
-. K, with accuracy .sai patch. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15
JOuNuaLLfxGSIEAD. AD.

A-aTAar PUsIIc. CONVEY ANCI.A - uEAEI.t
y AGENT Linden. Inva county, Wisconsin. cot
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15
.. n, a. tisH

Attorney and Counsellor - law
once in Nilton's Block. llnerl iriat 4nva c", Wi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME COURT-GESER,L TERM-SErr H.
OPINION.
In the Matter Of Jarces Admina,or &C.. S Adsmss a'

SUPREME CoURT-GEsER,L TERM-sErr. H.
OPINION.
In the Matter Of Japses Admni.rs,o &C.. AT Adsmssnd
others
RUSSELL 1.-THE plAir tiff sues administrator Of
ra,te. duly cited beforee snrros. Co3cedn4 hs
The Albany obtained sd on Of tho sub-e' not
by The citation but BY the residence of lntese within the
surosse of Albany County the e and exclusive po~er %
letters Of standardization t estate Of the deceased u
In oth,r world. Il va, the only arisdccaa .c The other
provisions Of the sa,se are e.ctoy ana non vita
made taken in the proper dbun. AID w!aia 70.
letters to be the PARTIES period however re-
and crcum however inconyenient and
unC,b!s for s consideration Sheldon ss Wright Seden
There sor therefor. IN he Referee decision that the
of Barker The neKt ob,ctioa relates 10 the amoaut oil
lowed Bair spPssr Vas uese agent OF the kso.f com
any, 1885, he eepitsi with ne plaintiffs, who were brokers'
ss15 IS uucuIrer: money -eeyed By him =. such ssen:
bsc,ms u1d ,u eui.habe Neveahel,s four DAY. .ea his
% ds s ss ' KIN, an An y The
slow the % s.ee, Pay ., "h1y 10 .G. cs Roo
hes osms esins. the Company there WA still ba,oce OF
+ l5n on which he had no claim.
restored it wa. not Baker IN his Shoes
raise the bec1on that the Defendants oI their ssen rsnrned
only It's equivalent There na1if equity 20 that exsn.
in The csm Of the Company and sou6d for The
s impedy assumed THAI the defendants were bound to set
= the rect Of the ssl' 10 the hayo. M no ,i IL,
discharge IL receipt The payment 10 tnst extent was In law
conv of ne money by the d-f-ndsnts.
think interest allowed
ndA IA. did
e'sndt his had interest.
IL 10 the business q brokers TO maks yield n'rer and
If without fault Of their failed 10 this
instance do they could easily have shown the tact. We do
Let be- Understood holding h, the fact Of
had been shown. would have released ter from tue
liability psy interest especially the two leading Items Of
the uut
On question, however of he si5o rev trial mus b.
snntd abide But the former ref.'ee
pses apply at The Special Term fo tho
ppiL tment Of a.cther Ia bis pia'e.
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-..ertsht casks ard cases for water and provisions

..srtisht casks ard cases for water and provisions
for elk months consumption.
This immense surplus Of provisions 10 taken to pro-
ride anst any inconvenience IN case CT the machine
bsinv wrecked on upinhabitsd spot 10 be given
.rnv 10 ANY vessel distress should such occur
Provis;ops are as good bsllast ythiDg else aud
AMIR Lowe has sbundsn. me ans al his disp Dsa, he
deeus |. no more than prudence balss. his
machine with material that may possibly be useful
otherwise than mere ballast. One hundred best
Roman candies will aso be taken, to be used sig
pals in TIE event Of being cast away on any shore
where vcssels ave not likely to stop withou. being
specially s'gnaled
Ore hundred copies Of each daily and illustrated
pewspsp,r Of the city sill also be taken Each indi
yidual Of the crew will be provided with an Indis-
rubber le-preservipg dress to be Of 10 extreme
c0lj or in the event Of experimenting in the water.
The crew wi consist Of eigtt persons, IS follows:
The aeron aut four scientific gators, two scen-
fife landsnen and the historian. No passengers will be
taken at any price, although the applicants are already
rumerous-severa gentlemen offering large sums for
the privilege of passage in the fret aerial ship to
undertake the passage Of the Atlantic.
The entire weight Of the balloon and sppurten-
snces is 3, tune its liiOg capacity will be about 22l
cans To il fate the balloon with ordinary coal gas 10
s full capeclty, would involve an expense OF ~ ,oU,
but as il i'll be filed ony little than half fall
the cost of Initiation will not exceed q, 900.
Thus it will be seen that every precsuton has been
taken to guard against peris, both those which have
beer encountered by previous aeronauts, aud those
which are only dimly appreheuded Mr. Love eI-
Yresses his peril ct conf eGce thst the trip will be sue
cessiul, aud that the voyage Of the Getty OF New
York" will be attended with less peril than is en-
countered by ordinary passenger steamers. The
whole apparatus will be completed in few dsys and
will lie ready 10 start as soon as the weather shall
have become settled after the equinoctial storm. Mr..
Lowe expects to make the trip from this city to En-
gland in 49, or at the most in ca hours lie proposes
70 LAID ip England or France, to accomplish which
bis course must be north Of east, due easterly
course would lard him in Spain, a country where he
has no scquaintances.
Whether the TIP be entirely successful or not GER
tain it is that every precaution has been taken to
guard a snst unpleasant contingencies, and to secure
a prosperous voyage. Mr. Carllncourt Lowe is an
asronaut of experieLce and bis former successful
perimerts with his scientific knowledge Of aerOstatcs,
lead to the belief that the Transatlantic balloon
terprise could not be in better hands.