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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT iS --Hs'er- 'ss'cs asI~
rgr roLlcE CASKS.
The P.sr a.. -, p,,yei Murray sxs The 3csrd Of fsAss


INK roLlcK CASKS.
TAs Pssrs sr ri fs.re NarPay The Board Of rsss
In this case tae reaior one of the old police force
essiIea Dsns.ae. .,sns. ise rr,Psassni' pses css
nos s1 rs 10 the % 70. .1s ~, N"pAy had s<vs @
ss ia. b had eeee one q .ss 1s'a,ss; ,as ss1 IT,
s..s s.;s bsssr- jury spss .s !. dispute
s the psss ss Con ss K e.. S ne -
s@n oeered show ,Ass the ptiua oees Dc sve
TIC s 81. =. a.l oss Ga sEs he joy asa pss s
iaS, he'd The for eenaenia, and viii reader -
f.on Fsr fese Csnmi.sieasr D. D. fs W. G
NoSes. and A. j. vsnSerroes $780,.
srs,sryRrp IETrEKs--wHAT eossrrurss A xxnrv-
rkscr.
Edward Morrison The rssasr' Bsnk Of North c.rcs.
Ths was a suit un a dras TO recover $So, aliekedto
bsv, from this city by The sns e .ss &c
Nerth sOns r collection fnsia avcr.ed ssA, as 1885,
P'Ds ssssai. ss sA. .A.y sssc.sd the sssys I'd
proved that they u to the plaintiff Ia ths CITY, ncsoos
cSr decided ,h. usls.. the defendants specially
directed to send Iaonry ia.s.d q draa vas no ressg
uus5 this ling TIE Ssy sd e. BI Hsa,..oa az
0xsxRAL TKzx-Before Justices RoessyELr, CLsskn. end
DECISION THE POLICE CASES,
Thomas Beatty sxs. The Bcsrdef Police. Sc
RoosKvELr. J.-Considering that the quest,on
whether scns municipal poeu. roc duly sg7enses NJ
Se removed BY the co@,ni..ess y
later Is entirely NEE from dteuity The Court are %
TIM the ss csnse the 70 the alternative mandsaS
be allowed stand subject to replication OF eeoa4re
As the rcator DC sdvis~d-
the eleventh elAnse which alleges sa,t me sec
passage the Metropolitan act entered into other sney
nth bis duties poermsn and reetsv
rro thereo the Court o. opinion thai th
also the like shocld be allowed 20 stssd
PARTICULAR therefore tbs order appealed o
will be modified In other affirmed without costa
pgcIsioNs
VIM. T.. 1ibbell, Assignee, &C., sgt. George Remson.
she.isord,r appealed from affirmed with osss-ciesAe, j.
dissenting ~
SPxcisL Trnn--B Before Justice SvrzsxLAsp.
John l.. Mason agt- John A. Observation-Disclosures
for plaintiff on eT with and with liberty 10 dse1-
dant o in twenty days payment ofcosts
CaAsBEks-before Justice SUTHERLAND
DECISIONS.
VIM. Ross ct al. agt. VIM. 4. Ross ct al-Repost
confirmed and osaet granted
Sarah b. Hail sgt. Richard b. Lsveridse ct al
same osdsr above
In re the petition of Mary McKewan, for sale Of resl
estate-Seme order
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Gas. GAs-Those rch, new styles OF Gas FIX
s.Drd :, the xrest manufacturing depos OF WAkSEx
PICK Co. Broadway superior TO s9Jns ever o.
Ssrsd before from factory
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FURTHER pEPnEDATIoSs.

The Flag extra Of the 18th, thus sums up the
latest dePredaions, accounts of which had been re-
ceived at Tat Office:
"The daily and nightly watch Is unremittingfy con-
tnued. During The night, every citizen capable Of
carrying arms "a at quarters The two twenty-four-
pound howiizers snd nine-pound carronade are
posted at three prominent points which defended
~ barbados, While the entrances 10 the center Of the
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Assault uYos CnupREs.-A Wsss India muisue
nasd us,~ndsh brsssht bsss Jess = 80.
iis T IN IN ssssaasi 5:s.z ~; .s e 49, sss
ips. fhs sosespz Il ~ csnessA 1890 " WS~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

TAxTs, 1S59.-Thoee who have on previous occa-
sons stood in the crowd at the Tax-Ofce during the
last week in November, will thank US, we are sure,
for reminding them that they had better pay now than
wait any longer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

NEW CArs-Ths Central Railroad Conraay haze
procured four ssrs c which viii BE- pa spsu The
sosB the rseessAsy snsnssmsnss ca b. psds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

Subsequently to this victory Cortinas addressed the
following letter to merchant at Brownsville. IL was
written, Gays The Flag, by no Mexican or sPaniaFd
in wre.ched spelling aud grammar, which, translated
into tolerable English, would read as follows;
"vILLASuEvA, Oct. %, 1859.
"DrAR Sir: ! say to you that, having been IN
formed that the Town Of Brownsville is fortliying
i,aeif 10 fight against me- tell you that do not wish
10 fight against the town, because of the many persons
who are faultlesssuch your house, that of d. Ale
iandro that of DIR. Pablo, and other individual houses
sueh ~ that Of ID. Venceslaus Vega DO me the favor
to acquaint all these persons and Mr. Powers loor
Mayor aud Mr.. James Brown the Sheriff that l do
not wish TO modest the town. hope YOU may answer
mo- because am about to march upon the town, since
have now got sufficient force and artillery TO batter
down the houses and not being DESTROYS OF dong co.
desire from you the three or four persons by whom
have been asgrieved-such AS Mr. Adolphe Gavecke,
the squirting Sheriff the Marshall, and some other
persons " no have difficulties with me.
" Do me the favor and with you all those persons
whom have named, TO make this letter known TO
them, that they may drive out those men and cite me
TO their Geld OF battle await your answer IN order
70 act ~ il suits me. No more. four servant, who
places himself at your orders. .....
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-03

Fome few mgHlhs sihfa, aaie
80 bfparhs hefsft : iHs'ist II iHs
Fssss llslnk N she n a. Wsaisf
COMMITTEES " Oaf slalt, fietpe Hai
fslhef NJ Intricate 6hs. ifi to-
FeHhT lswyefs, ifam . neifhbHhf
lswn eefA engaged M opposite ilaa
=Emlih ~ plaintiff, tfl done. ldf
iefendanI AmIlh lai lts aisahiafe
n bsitg en- old seqnainlaaee " "hIs
hehof,' ahi usfd n freely. ahi
tbhes .oah found W. bad 10 hafd
road " H,vel -
The ease ass called ~, aud on
lhe hr'i opportunity, Jones matel
lhat lhe writ BE- qaashei, ~ sama lf
regularly. hhd supported bis motion
by short address 10 tho "aonri =
Oils honor putting On hls spec.
laeles ahd bis dignity, locked wI,e,
and nskeil
"NIr, Smith, who il ihs yaahf
mah,' pointing 10 Jones, "lhnl
eumi here lnf lhp defence"
ellis name ls Jones, yonf honor,
and ho li,es IN H." replied
smith.
as be a riglnr mombet of the bar,
and hes he llceusc" agaih quertd
The justice.
"ics, yonr honor" said Smith,
II have seen hls shecpskin, and
know he u q lawyer"
"Well, Is It possible" exclaimed
tho Justice, and, turning to jouts, 10
remarked.
"ioung man, this here Court !,
nstonished.-.shore. 10 think that q
young man that lives In II.
aud who he's got slccpskin, aud
who hes bin admitted TO the bar,
should be sach u fool as 10 think
that this here Court would be fool
enough to issue writ and then turn
right ronnd aud squash H."
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1ls hlllfoi He ra#tHt
fs.aitf sf lsliaFf ts i.lmI.f
thl eliiha nmiia
he eNe fffF, hnt WfW
nIsspsfsit Ia latt' hH Bhs.t aHl
That HHf HIih p ni HH, alIaIn
haired RlH. wlih ffthllfd mmHe
Iaa, ani sh0 hid hnf fes fI
siaha " tsanly hW lhfh 0ha A
saeh foaIY htsWllel eyss, dctp, ].
1lli ofla, Though ahllh iafto4i, boz
HufBenis n landefheia, looked aHi
With = passionate fefsei. shi ln
nis mlf'h hiihed and spsfllri with
lhe liah' u q ihansand dst.dlap
diamonds W. were gplhs lu ehy hni
We havo heiof sect 10 thousand dtn
maHlf. Ilt hai6a was lara
Whleh, whsn lfsilhel softly - o.
very soft lUycf, f,laatuy sarr bane
anl boz flelf ringing mrf. fr'I
all nr0uhd 'uu Ilkt 70 shpser ul slistr
bells Mnomof shu Nofo dafk 4,
viHe.rolafad dfess, trimmed wtb
lihc oolofed velvet and black iuuro,
with a neat, little whiio cellar NJ fine
lace, which lhe ltciliest ~ dress
o., and has thc cll0ct 10 mnkeaycfy
plain elrl look absolutely chnn.ne,
sho never perforated hcr ohls iOhaug
thereby n pendulum ol glass and
brass. and The ony oruamenl on tho
little white hand, which needed uenc,
was q plain gold nng, sacred 20 tho
memory VI imaldou prpmlec Vel,
orc evening u uas moonlight, in
the summer time We Hatsl0uu lh thp
poIrh, w toe c0ltagc door, holding
tha; little white hand in q srull,
pressure, one arm had stolen ntouuD
her waist. aul o silent song 81 i1y
like the music oi the night" va.
IN our soul. 0ut lips met ~ q swee,
delicious Mss, and bending softly ,o
her ear we whispered tale of pas
slohatc devotion we proposed. ~
a moment Size tore her hand from
ours, and NTH look of inenable
scorn, she said IN a voice trembling
with suppressed rage, "Whai' marry
an editor You gi, OUT" We slid.
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mfhlr iHlfaH Ahff fh0
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F.ih ffIeff flnNst, Wma ~ fmf
Hanti lhdt eahlty N ab.Hi M
halI, Iha lI0'.fl seIH InfolulA.tInu
la tfDfi direction lha uhalo mem
lfALIu Eflai Win NlmHlla
heuis "h.laul hliael " aai ila ie
mahl NV femNltl agents tai feo
efH, The it fmf'lnf iho sHHt
mm' dlfH'u fBrmol, rfotaltl
lH.lbn aHi lhgalHhiaiy etirlHl0na
on ihN paffofullile 0rIhoi0s aem
hefl N tleftsrteiItofim.lIof Tho
venerable FHNrcaHwught,rfoiliu liug
a'let fUf whom eAtu rftfhulant
had, NJ course, been miio, fc'Itpl
inm lNo mmreataN lInuer came On.
ulIulo hrHt o,of, With both hands
placal below Die smf buttons, 10
tlatIne ihai che dlh'l feel likeeat.
Hf ono brother i' said % hayo
mhlo for ls house, halt bent, and
with q ffoiu, iumhlod Into the bed,
end In turly 10 bi. wile's "Nha's
I0m mnilet' mrlaImcd, in q Despair.
us Zone, go l'ypgo' the cholera. "
Tile epidemic spread VII through che
county, exciting considerable alarm
and occasloniug a general casting up
1l accounts. Dat the panic subsidized
ehen Il was usrminlnod that .hfi.
maAiai uiur had been, by mistake
administered To the whole body oi
communicate We understand that
II uclc pccr" aid "it was the iirs'
time he ever bnew na,icmptio, ,omi'
the devil out Of the church, Al
though il was u serious matter, th,
sinners, owing to the hardness Of thcil
hearts, did laugh.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-03
An Irish Manner Of Stopping a Hole.

Our ks have got Biddy Of the
veri,abk kind. She Was a queer
duck. and good natured rs a bas-
kct OF CHIPS. Wen, last Sunday, as
No were sitting down to dinner. We
found the old cat, with three young
srmalSin, largely engaged IN the
nursery business under the table.
"Biddy," said We, ",akc this ca,
and her kittens and put them where
We shall never see them more" a
hin. of dreadful import, but hot un.
derstooi.
Faith. sir. an that ! WILL"
The feline family vas removed
and we proceeded 10 dinner. By aud
by Bidiy rc.eniered, with an expires.
SION Of her face that seemed 10 cay,
BE dad, ! guess they're in safe
keeping aov."
"Well, Biily. what have YOU don,
With the old cal and ki,tens!"
BE gor, sir, they're sale enough,
sure. Dye mind the Nood hous,
forncnst the s'aJlel Well. ! PM
them oil in there and fastened III,
door aud wiudles. Then, seeing
that there was a hole besides wleI,
they nigh, get out. | stopped tia
up, too, and 30. you see, they woa',
,rouble You any more"
We were satisfied, "av. cooEsc. '
and VIC ate our dinner in peace; Of.
,erwards we walked into the yard
where W saw the identical old ca
aud her three kittens st llberty.-
Calling Blddy wc said:
add you hot say yOa bad is..enc'
the ca, in the wood hoasc."
"Eailh an' | did. sir"
"And stopped the hulc."
"les. sir"
Well, she hal, that. q fact. bu
VIA, do you suppose he stopped ,h'
hole with. she stg5ped u trin q
secfisn IF sf0rs.yips, We though
We would split. Aal there s., on
Of the little imrs a, The mouth of il
Ias, as !, srswIed cut licking it. paws
and looking as saucy as thunder
knirkerjscker.
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Mixing Up Babies.

The Wcavcrville (Cul. journal
gives mn account of an affair which,
however ii Inay move the laughter Of
our readers, We fancy to have made
some of the parties concerned "laugh
on the other side Of their mouths"
"Somc time ago there was q dan.
ciug party given up por,h;' mos, Of
the ladies' present had little babies,
whose noisy pcr,ersiiy required tao
much attention 10 permit the moth
era to enjoy the dance. A number
of young men volunteered to watch
the young ones while the parents IN.
dulscd in . 'break down. No soon.
er bad the women lci, the babies in
charge Of the mischicyous devils.
than they stripped the infants. chang
ed their clothes. giving to one the
apparel OF another. TIE dance over,
i, was time to 90 home, and the
mothers took each . baby. in the
dress Of her own. and started. some
to their homes. ten or fifteen miles
on. and we're far on Their way beion,
daylight. But tho day following
there vas a prodigious row In that
settlement; mothers discovered that
a single day had changed the sex Of
their babe; observation disclosed
startling physiological phenOmena,
and then commenced some VI ths
tales, female pcicsiriaaism; living
miles apart, It required TWO days q
unmix the babies. and ~ many
months to restore the women TO ,heiI
naturally sweet dispositions. II
this day 1t is unsafe tor any Of the
baby mixers to venture within ,h,
territory"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-03
The Whites and Blacks.

The n. y. Express rcbukes, With
much spirit aud good sense, the c,er.
nal squabblc Of the politicians about
slavery. Il asks, are there no other
subjects worthy the attention Of the
American people besides the black
race! Il demands % know II the
interest OF twenty-five millions Of
white men are always To bc sacri.
iced TO tie interests Of -four millions
Of blacks.
Such a sacrifice would be mani.
lcsily sen.elcss and raibous, but, at.
ter all. Il is not the interests Of the
black laborcrs. but OF the white polI-
tieiaus, ,ha, cnuscs this eternal tur-
moil. The mos, run.mad Republi
can cares no moro fOr the subject of
samho. per W, than Of the man IN
the moon. It Is only ss he affords a
hobby. whereby white men eau ride
into place, that be occupies promi.
nenl position IN the politics Of tie
country. The real question is not,
are lAe interests Of twcn.y-Inillions
Of whites to be sacrificed to ioar mil.
lions Of black men. Du. are the inter.
es,s Of the twenty-five millions afore.
said TO be sacrificed 10 the interests II
twenty-five hundred mousing poll.
iicians an,l nnprineiplei dcmasogucs'
Are the interests of everybody In tic
whole country: is tho republic i,seli
---is liberty, self. government, union
to be vie,imized at the shrine Of sci.
hshucss and corrupt ambision.--
Richmonf Dispatch.
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oua oeusfaY


Mercury lets himself "A IA lha fsl
lgslhs stsfilIhT siyin
Thafp's hla w. leaAl shaioW " I
dealt aheal lhe iamlspf.. oafs i. en-.
phs'leslly, nndenlally, positively.
comparatively and sureflsilytiy, 4
gfssl and glorious esuhify The ah.
nals " liias iafhlsh hoshhf 10 eom.
pare wIsh N. ,lfeeee wasa'l elfesm
slshcel Home vas emo whaf," vehlee
aUul llh'i hid NJ . cnhdle, whJs aIl
,"eslefn nallehs slhh late insighin
eahee heime our country. Il hai
longer flseF., and more N them, and
nulllef and deeper, and ihcy run
faster aat 70 farther, and mas . more
heise. and lise higher, and faII low.
ef. and 40 more damsge Than any.
body else'a fises. II has mofe
lakes, and Iley ATE bigger and deep.
ef. and cleafcf than lhose of any 9th.
ef hnlion II has more c,lafaei,.
and they fall further, and faster. and
harder, aud roar louder and look
sfander than NIL other ealalacts. II
has more mountains, and higher onos
aud more snow on 'cm, and they aic
harder to gel up. and easier 10 iall
down lhah ull other mountains. II
has more gold, and II is heavier and
brighter, and worth more than the
gold OF other countries. Our nil.
road cars are bigger, and run faster,
and pitch M the track oItencr, and
klll more people than all other rail.
road cars. Our steamboats, afc long
cr, aud carry bigger loads, aud "bIlc
their BUSTER oi'ner. and the cap.
taips swear harder than in any other
country. Our men are bigger, and
longer, and thicker, and can fight
harder and faster. and drink more
whiskey, chew more tobacco, spit
more and further, stick up their heels
higher, aud do anything else more
aud better, and oftener than men IN
oil other countries. Our ladies' are
prettier, dress liner, spend more
money, breal more hearts, wear big.
ger hoops and shorter dresses, and
kick up the devil generally to great.
er extent than oil other ladies'. 0w
politicians can spout louder, lie hard.
or, make gas faster, dodge quicker,
turn oftener. make more noise and
do less work thsn everybody else's
politicians. Our niggers are black.
er. work harder, have thicker skulls,
smell louder, and need ,llrashing Of.
sencr than other niggers. Our chil.
dren sQuall louder, grow faster, &c,
too biz for their trowscrs quicker
than oil other children.
l, isa grcs, country. Il is the
corners stone Of nations; it l. the top
Of the pile. the head man Of the heap,
the La, button on the coat, the
GROWING jewel in the diadem, the
capital cf the column. the las, link
in the chain. the observed OF all OBJ
servers. /, will en-, up all other M.
iicns faster than Pharaoh's lean kline
eat up the fa, one. When all other
nations are numbered among the
things ,ha, we're, it will be just re-
joicins in IL strength. ], will kick
all other nations out Of existence
II will lick them up as the COW lick.
eth salt. |, has now thirty.ihrce
States, and "more . comm" !,
covers uorc territory than all other
nations. Aud finally, !, has louder
thunder, faster lightning. bigger
hail, colder Ice, than can be found
in any part cf the habi,ablc globe.
llurrsh for this prodigioas cons,ella.
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DEpr.-The man wao owes no.
body is q poor, miserable being; no.
body manifesss any intercs, in BIZ
xeliare-nobody cares continental
cent whether be lives or dies. H.
Is lean, hungry, and generally as poor
and wil,ei as were the pin-fea,hers
on jobs turkey. Look at our great
men; they ere ell debious--ove ev-
evybody; our men Of science. our aa-
,hors, our sensation mlnis,crs--sll, ,
the entire cahoo, Of them, are deeper
in debt than pharoah's army was in
the Red Sea. Deb, ennobIcs q man
gives him q more expsnled and lib.
eral view Of human nature, keeps
him nssing-especially IL he never
pays rent. Nothing will cure ,hs
consumption quicker than . strong
lose Of debt, properly taken. TO
owe, 10 hsnsn: 10 psy, Is dIsine.--
Therefore, sin uas becomes super
hunss, he shoslds's ,ssemps 70 en-
ulase divinity. The science Of pay
weut, the true moiera seicuce, Is y
~ /. dsbs V somebody enough u
nav somebody elss whom yoa ese.
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Apucg( wonrH MrLLIoSs) GRAr.
rs.-Every woman has right to be
Of any age she plcases, for IL she
were to state her real age no one
would believe her. Every one has q
righ. to wear o mous,aehe who can.
Every woman who makes pudding
has q perfec, right to believe she can
make . better pudding than any 9th.
er woman in the world. Every man
who earvcs has q decided right to
think Of himself by putting a few Of
he best bits aside. Every woman
has . right to think her child ",he
prrssicss hssIs baby in the world, "
and II would be the greatest folly to
deny ~ his riGhs, Tor she would BE-
sure to ssksil Every young lady
has . right 10 faint when she plcases
| il her lover % By her side 70 eatet
| her. Every foel has . right 10 b,
q IL bsss ssrns with himself, and
that - b . essssss focl whs dif.
fsss viii hin aboss shess sesus.-.
Rvusy ~ shs uato . Dsiss, hsa
. riGhs = u 1urnsd sss Il The rssui
81, annoeoine yes hass ~ thefieht
Wass pa.ealily jussifsa, L II p
- sbssas, b ssspiss ..
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DENTISTRY.

nR. II. n. ACReE haviss psrsaasenII,
IL located at SarJis, In Pamela county,
will be always ready " answer calls from
any part u ~ county, upon being ID.
dressed q said place.
g. Al drusal work done BY him will
be warranted good. liz respectfully go
licits . trial.
Nevsmbes -, 1858. Ally.
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ADvtcE fRoY 4 LapY TO THE la.
DIgs.--A lady writes as follows con.
eerning hoops and lifting up dresses;
The hoops should be near ,oge,h.
Or, sAy Two or three inches apart. aud
come 10 within as many inches Of the
feet or the bottom of the dress. A
word ahou, the Management, oi dress
g. II the frs, place. in going up
stairs you need only lin the IRON. Of
your dress, ard In descending, the
back Of your skirts. The from, par,
Of your dress can ty no effort be
sOIlsd in descending, nor the back
part, BY ascending pair Of stairs.
do. therefore. have a reform In this,
to my mind. immodsss habit yoa have
aeedIe.sly gotten inso. Of dragging
yosr dress behind going de~n s'aiss.
and lifting 10 up In from inssest.
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TT Lori Bacon beautifully said.
at a Ihsabe gracious to strangers. }.
j, shows lie il . ci.isen Of the world.
aud that bis hear, is no island cut 81
from the other hnds, bat . seoasin.ss
hat jg.ns them