davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-07-19
WaklafuEfam LIENS.

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-Tbc President accom-
panied by Secretary Thompson md Miss Lane,
left lhis afternoon for Bedford Springs.
Gen. Cuiiom, who is under Indictment for
alleged malfeasance while Clerk Of the House
Of Representatives, to-day demanded triai in
the criminal court, but this was postponed till
the next term owing to the absence Of nlote-
rial witness for the United States.
, 1859-07-19

!HlCAGO, BURLINGTON 4
~ QC1NcY RAILROAD.
Transportation.

Il II EE1CAN TR.ANSpOl.TA.
- TON tuArASY-Ine.mar,.nt
ae'eF ths lava u tie Sta1s of New furs p III
CASH CAPITAL. .saH1s 49,
1oHS L: KIMBERLY, preld de.t
, 1859-07-19

Cox1kAcrs roa ruE NEw CRors.-The Dxreu.
port (loHa) Democrat contains the folloxinu:-
Our uiillers and other buyers are making con.
tracts with farmers, in this and the adjoining
what prices the xhcat is held, but understand
that a contract for l 600 bushels Of barley 1t
tS}c per bushef, was made this Nfeek-ths
grin TO be delivered in town.
, 1859-07-19

ARaas Constitutional Conyenst>..
y e. !ou1s, July ia special dispatch to hi.
.6as;sa. says that after . lengthy discussion
%aaomnR much wire.pulling and maneuserin1
1ey n3eo q ne northern boundary Of tha Etsfe
~ original Eemaxka line,
, 1859-07-19
rx9-> CITY OF BUFFALO.
@@&NeEAf@ T. D. FnxIHR Eouutan.ter

WESTERN METROPOLIS. r. r Px.rr s.e,,n.,a.~
Form aa Essaisx Llos between csv-.aa. nd ;uEsis.
- salfsszd DOCK E.e.+ianI every e1rnns 1Nnn;,v.
fhsstts oeleek Or on .he a.sival u The sihs ifoa.
the s1dth anu IT. making e1nxe1ion al Hu.Io
9Th The mosalns TIE Naw YuYs trnfrs; 1 NM
e. e7o, ~ Sss s fosk Ers K:Eoaa fr Szata fal 10
0wesra. New York ant lIe1ton AA+' @'''aA'7.
aate e aksak etahesaiey Of the aaove hos,s b.
arssts flrst lass sox xotnus and sAfx ~ - "
!aus ssnennxa ainlt.st uipto View Ynrt Or any pnut
plsnptd. " 1A! 1ist oou1u %
eksts esn Be had II al Ticket OGtce. IN the we.t ,pl
Ntae Enmsacys oi1ce uslrs Tie eyetr ou.e ernrT Il
Randolph and Dearborn ttsxtA Aali Il the drrvt ~
IT, y. HKA u. GcHtIal We.tern .rn&
, 1859-07-19
COMMERCIAL

MosDAr EvKa1xu, July la, 1s5a
The Receipts and shipments Of Breadstuhs
during the past 81 honrs, were rs follows:
AKcx1rrs Or rnoDCcZ-1r1r 1G,
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It is calculated that the pleasure seekers and
others moved By curiosity to be nearer to where
the war is raging, will take out of the country
to spend in Europe over twenty millions Of dol.
lars this year.
, 1859-07-19

+ U MBE r NJ EMS EX-
GHAN6E:1The Rooms Of the Association, In
Linda Block will be oJen ene morning from eight nine
oSlock Lunheru,anis Exchange 1t which time and
tac4 al resident and nonresident ManufAtuers City anc
Country Dealers fexsal ExIkaius and Qhass Interested IT,
s!'e trade are Invited to attend.
KOHERT II. Foss, p1ssident
E5 HnALET WooD SECRETARY. my1.- .-6ndk kGtw I4ES
, 1859-07-19

tSdnf InEr:e1. swscnty. A!lEaukee, 70 ba.s tasier
Sm5 Hufo1 Morgan. Gfzn1 Haven, 10 1ria LOU. bras
nosk, va"
Prep Pos, Bo5in6ton, Nuskesou. neht-
1fp2 Exess1s*o Chy. Chamberlain Connsxood 10 kreea
htde x sfs aoaE. e bs,e .ah< 6ss poEk Il tslss
xoA - nEs Nheat % bssa hi ~lnes IS tsss meal
SehrG fosser. Smith, NuskeEpa uxht.
schr Gem. Amhhkht White Lake. fSht.
sch1 E}eapns, Mende eson, Two Rlve;r lsht. "''
Chr an 4n.s- rat.s, III s,aas aSsp ea eof1-
selt ps1saes shaw, Mica 1T. y hrls salt.
schr EalHne = asnE wukin1on'l Fer .s.-...
Sshs 8uen3 ylsts- LeiEh+ 11.aals'se Nxhs. 5
sear !o:*phne nEssiea. &lnna, Gard Ha-rn nest, u
Set9 ltsNDos. te3neIds. GFand Haven. light. -
Eeht p q Hob. reterson, reat Water Esht.
SchF Hesu, Houth, south Haveu ufht
Schk CsrAder. EoAteA kalazasxoo livht
ecar nre Qek 4r;saw. Auakexon, Esht.
Schr Vernon, HAnra, M4nIssee, drbt
, 1859-07-19
11I1NoIB AND mxcHreAw c.w.,

ARRIVED july IL
Gold Ezs3e, LasaIe 90 hi. dour
1nkomaf, Il >a11e. l07 tons eoaL
Danube, Ottawa. $50 bus cprn 4sn In vbe.t
Ellen. Aofsta. Ak I'D cen
Penguin. Jol.es, 81 cubic 5asds .&opc.
Pelican, jo1et, 81 eulae yasds stoor
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New York BANK statement.

The following The full and statement Of The
conditton OF tic New York banks fur tLs week ending
July !e:
lnc1rase fn specie ..........,. .,,.,.,.,,.,he69
4cAae A E43(a!&1oa 1fteni
ta51H4
Tusal Specie .,..-....-.......
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
l. RAILROAD.
TIE Car@.sy of It's Koa Il ns~ eaus L, mt IN III.
Country,
THREE TlIRGrGH PASSENGER TRIMS

eaaA''g'
AnA.G lAaea"A fAAsEAGEH TRIMS
BETWEEN PTrEsHCRGi AND PHILADELPHIA.
r.: T. sssa ?sss atiH;. f.;la IL
.S. :Ss ,s,, f.. FL ne s, ssy az,
Smoking Chr ~ atiaehs. ~ +asa r,ua; wao,tr.
Iii - I'd 81 sap e.: ~ s!s:t1 IL; Tan. r
saa. sosorst ain.t IL: S.w fHs Erpess aud IA ias
TIT, .;s; ~; 4 !1.'M1h fiih IT, aM E.pr....
7@s @ u ~ 'ssa IN. saa vi '4ea''f' II fA An4%Ss~
A1t3r a, sntst Il p',baI:h xh tle :rM. Fat Line
Su:s Il M /! . !aTs,s ,s sa p w
1,ns q. ~ T. ,lIae!. ,1tI. u rM- SeH i"rk ~ An
ely as '. tts:s xtx i!sI'aa and " ifi
Lat fske: T. ls"a ~ .. I. .sf y, ,sss yl ra. r,p
!iss<s E.,t.as4 Il. obtained ., any 1T the tnpor,
fsSa5 ne 4 sts:usr- ~ the Mississippi u iii" .issrs:
M Sexsl =. 'hr "t,s # n coms:r ia Eos
F.re ,a1rav~ ..,.,-.-,-
FARO AWAY" ~ ,t.., t.,,s as oJ ANY Other
n.eonRsaa Az 4 f. ~ M,,,1 t.. ,.
ntnrr .'.+',,a ~ ensea;o aasts .s'' the
n.,....x.,. oI:XAT SoKTiiwn nT. A'o i''s
hurs sn.Jfaa 81 9 .es BY t4t iasI!rat rdge At r,.s
:sSs =. Ell; . s;rtss. sss,ss:
'sn's s,,,,n M stfs 7n*t .af trsvesnx public.
Tn .ivSh
~ o. shpF!ns tleetona appiy to O,
ii; ssss,rt II IT.. to~ iax = tRsLs % Ee tnu,pany:
II : ;s. s'ntsonfShs nu5tt i TO-, Stubxav!i3x o..
Is MsS-er' 7ai. =: :. T. Jt'lns.n, Ripley,
hsasa e. e as cs 1<staSn,l!t in
T.: X =. Atd'ua Maason lad.: wuia, Bnsaam''
I;nHs., ~ :;s - - lfity n r. Esansvte Jnd n
jsts i .a; Ss:s:t ill., nj : s'.s IL; : ,iSs Es' Ix% IM
Atn ILL.,; 11ugphy Wat!r Ih,n,,. tr,r - -. Hts1
Agents uf Railroads at jtr.n. y.tI. II, ~ 'G'sat
The syta,e,t friutir. ,,s.n,t X H. ~ - 80 ~
transportation Of Iye st1,rk aIaI e.!i aHspefW
with ug2a u..yfira-. fr r.-1xtns H.
FkEiI;}T, IL Est5E f III - eaass 0efeut
pv%h1. po.,.. es...,. = - -! ~ tatiit .
Cd INN rhissItIpli. Yev Sn,t ean ' foFwai-
any ptut the ta.,.l. Of 3I,. Kxnfursr !na lit +
The PxnnsylvsuIa is:s1,,s.I 49, ?,r, ~, =,
with aeansls by vhcit xps.t, an le ttM.tEa
~ the tyhIu Nu,En Nm ErnIurtr ~ " any I%'t.
kansa. md - Ep ;eeossn. Ai*oa1t hai.as, Ar i
Cl!carn al ste...nr1, ~ III -. n - a,is:y And
iakts " F w. 0i7 ~'o'sa'" +" estssf
Merchant snf Skinner. ., ~, IT,. III.
their fright 10 hi. rn.,r~ 49, ~ o.
tts .oc-1tr t,7rtf 04 1&+J ".a t"Eaaeaee oE
IT, Hs.te. ~ Er., ,,+ T., .-,r ,,Y.. T.,
Penn. .F!yaos, E.itns ~ pnin. ~ H1e - by tht
eh.scr.i hy sIher Ka1aI Is tso1le ~ a1s
- ~ tatlEu1aES 70 HlAIk Packages -rt1 Pknn. r r.
, 1859-07-19

49, III: C. 2 L y q y ~ ls s4>.ss
PeaEu!n. joltt, uESi
:. -. ARRIVED ;. .:........ :: July 1s.
saa e I'll! L. sas FL - bu aoo III fanltus
L lanee, - A1R. l.l5s bu cptn.
4eEune. Il HaJA LINT
pS,1s 1s9ssd Il sae, aaooo1 III re<a. ~ tu whsa4
Iaa1le N0ttn, Qstawz, &Ou1 bs1 ccfu.
Sy4aHAa. UttaUA. TO tu tusu. s,..--
MqMootdt, HaNd, 4Ea4 bu coru
q ns9sn, Joaet: q euhac yatds sto1a.
fao"es, LoekpHt, Light.
# Henry, Jalles, Light. =
RorelEN &&eAEerp to Arrive.
From For Dxte
southampton E<W York. June 3
southampton. Eew York. June =
fe.nHd Liverpool Quebec June ~
.41Tkrpp0t. Boe&nu
Liverpool 80, Boston .. Juy
tofatxA- .Sorihaupptpa . Esv Yorf: jniy
Thy Wellington i1Pooi re- fork jjsly liz
South1Eup$qu -, NeN Turk Julr
NJ liverpool York. .JuiJ ,
Enror4 A'.-... Southampton New foFk. July I.
Liverpool Aton July IL
...@@oaa Observation-Disclosures New York. July. Is
-
, 1859-07-19

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
4f1 GREAT WESTERLY tCASADA k.7rw.

AN1tA0AN LEN llktaL AND
4'A GREAT WESTERN (cASADA} kaILwa
Summer Arrangement.
Isalas leaVe The Gfeas Central Depa& 6st Ut LII. t
so aIss'et I1s ssn asss'as,or sa tassJs ezeepte
~ inStnnas ia1as III: uE1p sen.ys e1s<7<, Arrive !.
estars aays e P
e. sss.ss n -. :s{ s's 's: Nv sa;f ';s;5s
SOB p1a--Ss* issS "a Es;on Esp.e-ts.sun.sy. ...
:s Ess e 1iisa5 ~ IL Sosss:;,s s Sss
ssy sisy ! A;: Is .s Iss;;: n; g.
So as -iss Rs g. II L. II liu.ra sra
he Traas ssy Wv 70 kstsn Gases sa,s,S I%s;o :s
non; ana III pais, , T. Soh<ra Yer
r lsaFsa-F ehcek-i ta1oass.
IN 1s.osE tsc ya,1h tse.s . e. w % a ths psaa s!a
na''n '*f*sf cAi<0 + u d:p"s t~t y Lkt
H.J.srA1oso. General ras.sossr xsts;s '*hofs: ~
E)lTrSBUtGII, FORT WAYNE
without change. connecting VIII lie graf
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
T. =. New Y9fs, Philadelphia. E4itnoru anI Washington
sey: New York, Maryland, DC ''-4'-'' -'e" 7e'@
IL the Eaa:ern nlaE1cts Il additional cn,f ~
EakkaxG etI<ekrl 1tEuuxA.
tts vs.. sts Is siisxs: 'e4 OK e'a' Ind Van Eusea
5 + M1ntn M-9,"1i z.pr. .aily Sundays e.eerfed,
Gsnn<af s1 i1si a 1t iiae:ts1 e.:
EatuaA 70 lgakrk. butt NlasaE. Falls New Yots ani
ri cti NJ ~ E4s i. Es*s"t va New
wevk Nj riss iasas = ohis I'D si9se. S9'..
r;rax aso.t ta. Forest With train. on Nal
aE S L6S s. hs T., s;,es e;
Passengers bou1I East viii ued his n,nte ~,
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!: !: /: IS e: e e: +: s;:s$: ::sss$: :s:$$:
F1s !" cents Zach way.
saR "a e as asast 7 I, nass rood r .hss
WE JOHNSON, T. c.aN X r..!:!!Ck sK1!!Ck saptaa:r:aeas
ct. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHI
~ cAc0 RAILROAD,
sonsmer Arrangement.
On and after SUNDAY u; u; +; 's'' two xr.. Train.
st. LOUIS CAIRO asx xFaG.t!s Si!lEsss1 ss1cksuuRo AND
Fo,ta4rn -ki.aoxri, E1,aa. aad S.5,a.ka.
e. . sf h st hes!. Alton nj ,;aeaF: llr ka
I1ins t.se' 81 Loas ps2o< West Van pu.vn mi
'tfEs:; ss;': 's:;: :ss':;::' :'..,
S:' 5Ht i saf&sts: E:s::::, II ii! !: : =:
4: !ot*t with lbs Roet ilana q. u. ves ss as eas
\. teota Junction With The Peoria L ouu,vt. r. r.
H.. T. reos'a GsF7aus, burlington. and atsmsits ~.
a. Mooninssea With The nunos, Central Nalroaa North
4, sp,sn=dA w:th he G'eas we<+tn i, It.rosd cat
.u;s a IN IN r. + !1scn',!is aa4
n.sks!. Se9h M..ts, ;sdro xe"sat, fsss.ts usi III
,naii 41 i1sa n, y. ,oerh E.n4s 10 ii pns M.,a
K.ass. ~ S*bf:& -h " Lsn,; ca cs! aaa n.s; Se1
vi ans " sksat<.a ~ C,u. Aemrhis yr1sbufxa
u: Ta,"axh i1est, Can be had a. th. coupaa,, Or.
Deoo ssf te.t va s; ss'*s II IT,
So tas s'e q e aaa aP9sa oi e1t oea In shs
xss<s Of fafe md Fwixhts 1aus u by "a, stbtr
letrrf AND wrzxr1aroN AccoxxonArns
stopping n Intermediate sta.oa-lsave Wm!nxtpn 1t
chxs & p u I.1s aye = ! Jsiss = e II !. ~, n
~
, 1859-07-19

,e.h iekst+ u ret4ee,t stes rod N, ,h,,.
;ensrai ?. se.ssa by spr,inx It ths ONES Of m
" II ,ouxsov y. r.; aRTIER s"ttan.rrd,o.
-'~s*FF dEsHt, tel&Y
, 1859-07-19
.ALENA & CHICAGO UNION

KAtLHDAN.
- I'D ater Monday jay IL ts59 las VII ssa,s CHI
NSo - to4.9Hs tsunst1Js AxaeptAi:} :.
rom els H. Dep 10 md I'm r. H. md ftun,
Tsasss III sa aaa - pua:e.th Jaoss-
TUE st RAQl and all intermediate t1Aer4 ssp l. ~ sn.s
e:oo s Dixon, Fu:ton- Cedas Rapds DC: Zoo = -
nj 81 y Aalh. EEa. Aeiiea.y, Gsn4Ea. LIZ. a.
40 ehAn&a Of caf4 hetWeen Che7ko and Qppktth
S.septnS eats on nkhs tsa!us.
Tbs plesRnfast rsote 70 the Northwest,
II. H. RORTKR, GHoe1A PzRanR4F Aren't -
Hs1y E.A IAlGoz4, Gsa*1l SUIT.
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Ia w NTELLHENGE

CRIMINAL CouRT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
r. A. McAllister, Esq, prosecuting for the State
The following occupied Saturday:
State Daniel Hinton, charged with resisting the
officers and attempting to rescue William Coulson
from their custody. Declared guilty. Sentenced
to two months Imprisonment and pay fine of
S5 and costs. Total, $l3.72.
State Us. Susan Russell, charged with cruelty
in this fully publishad in The Exchange at
the time the examination was had before acting
Mayor Ford The child was brought into Court
and, being asked by Mr.. McAllister what had been
done to him, replied, that they had beat him and
did not give him anything to eat.
The Court said, after hearing or two wit
nesses that it would send the before the Grand
Jury, and requested police officer Gosnel to take
charge of the boy; and ordered bench warrants to
be issued for the arrest of the traverser
State Caroline Cooper (negress), charged
with assauting Kate Jennings (negress). Dis
missed.
The cases of VIM. Caligan, charged with beating
his wife, Ann Calligan; Thomas Shields for assault
ing James Carman, and Richard Span, for assault
ing Jane Gallagher, dismissed, the State $
witnesses failing TO appear
State Robert Jones, charged with assauting
Mrs. Austin. Guilty. Imprisoned one week and
fined so cents and costs-total $S.13.
State George Taylor, charged with assaulting
his mother and breaking the register of the furnace
attached to the Middle district station house. I'm
prisoned one week and fined so cents and costs-to-
tai $3.50
State us. Joseph Davis, alias Amos, charged with
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RUMoREp RETIREMENT OF THE RoTHsCHlLDs.-ln
find the following: "The assurance given in fnan-
cal circles of the approaching retirement of the
Rothschilds has created a strange sensation. If
the rumor prove true, not only Baron James but
withdraw from business, the accounts of the house
in Paris be closed, and, in short, it would exist
longer after the month of December. The deplora-
bic state in which Nathaniel Rothschild still re-
mains, who in the flower of his age and strength has
been struck with paralysis the uncertainty of fnan
elal operations in the present unsettled state OF
Europe, have decided Baron James to take this
step so it is said. But although the announce
rnent, even uncontirmed as yet by himself has occa
men of Paris men of experienced in these matters
persist in declaring that such measure is utterly
Incompatible with the baron's age, his nation, and
his love Of domination, and they therefore reject
the possibility.
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MONSIEUR DELAvE To WALK OVER GEYEsEE FALLS.
w are happy to announce to the citizens of Ro-
chester that the arrangements far completed
for II. Delave, that he will cross the Genesee
River and Falls in this city on a tight rope next
Tuesday, the 10th inst.
A committee Of citizens took lively interest in
the matter yesterday, and procured subscriptions
sufficient to warrant the outlay for a rope 1t was
found that the wires Of the late suspension bridge
which talked of as suitable for the feat, were
damaged, and the expense of putting them in order
and in suspending, would be almost or quite as
great, as that of a ropes and beside, the latter
could be more speedily obtained
Las t evening the main rope and the smaller ones
for the guys were taken to Falls Field, and this
morning tie work of putting them in place COM
menced. The main rope is about min, hundred feet
long, and only one inch and three-euarters in diam
eter 1t is, therefore, nearly as long as the one
used by Blondn while it is much smaller in Giame-
ter. Nj. Delaye would have preferred a rope still
smaller in diameter, if could be had of sufficient
strength to make it safe He has confidence in his
ability to walk anywhere upon horizontal line
that will support his weight and we NAV add that
those who know him best have as much confidence
in him as he has in himself.
The site selected for this daring feat is the best
think river affords anywhere in the vicinity
of the Upper Falls. The west end Of The main rope
will be carried oyer the saw-mill east of the cotton
factory, while the other will be made fast in Falls
Field opposite the point where the great chasm of
the river is the widest. Thus about two hundred
feet Of the rope will be directly over the water fall
amid the spray, while the remainder will pass over
the gorge one hundred and forty feet deep.
| This is a more hazardous place to suspend rope
ii the contingency of accident is to be thought
of-than that where Blondin walks. lfDelave falls
at the west end, he strikes into. the sheet or the
boiling surge below-if elsewhere the result is one
that do not care to think of. He has desired to
have the rope suspended in the place where the
most hazard is incurred, to show that he has conf
dence in his skill upon the rope.
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Munstatp anA G0nnlsrtiaI 4ebietu.
BALTIMORE, August Is, Is

BALTIMORE, August Is, 1859.
The Stock market quiet again to-day, although
there considerably larger amountof business done
at the Board than yesterday. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad was rmer There $50 shares sold at the
Board at S574 all buyers option 60 days and the market
for it closed s56 BID 56% asked regular way There
was nothing done in Northern Central Railway but il
closed as yesterday s1sA bid $40 asked regular
way Extra dividend orders left off at 16 bid "a asked,
There demand for loans and sales were made
of $4,000 City 6s 1885 at 9ok $50 do 6s 1890 at 1Ol
decline of per cent 900 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
1875 bonds at S4 and 81 900 Northern Central do 1885
bonds at &C. Sales also to-day 33 shares Franklin Bank
at Sl1H. State and City 6s, and Railroad bonds all
closed pretty firm. There Mining Stocks of
feed to-day, but sales made Springfield left of
at SIX bid SIX asked, and Gardener Hill at s24 bid 2K
asked regular way.
SALES At THE BALTIM0RE STOCK BOARD
SATURDAY, Augusta 1859.
5000 Bait 6's, rs. .99k 33 sls Franklin Bank .lI7G
1850 " '90..I0I 80 shs. B. Il o. RR b60. .57ll
1000 b. & o RR BIDS. 1874 ! 100 . - BIO. .574
1000 y G.. RR. bds 'S5. .66 bC.D. SIX
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SELECTIONS FRoM PUNCH.-A Rose githoat TAoras.
"A woman without nails
Mr.. Rorey's EciJitionS.-E Entertainment for man
and horse.
Rapsb'wg.-This celebrated House, which has
lately received such severe shaking, is about to
change its name. So much has it been subject to
crosses and reyErses lateiY-so much that its
foundation is by means so sound as it used IN he
that for the future it is to be called ''the House
of Mishapsburg"
Ho0 to Sreat Souereigns.- process is done
most etfectually by series Of revolutions following
eigns has been known to disappear in this way
very quickly. The Bourbon dynasty in France
vanished entirely by means of this process, and
completely that there is not feature OF them left
IN the country, excepting in some old antquaran's
museum.
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resisting and assauting police officer Ruark. Dis
charged.
State Us. George Havlin charged with assau ting
Mary Mccoy. Guilty. Imprisoned ten days and
fined 81 and costs-total SIS. 35.
The recognizances of Thomas Wiley and James
Anderson were forfeited.
On application of Mr. Sweeney the Court fixed
the bail in the case of Joseph Brooks charged with
arson, at 81 600.
The Court fixed the bail in the case of ID. X. Al
len, charged with being accessory to the murder
of Jean Marie Cabaret, the French sailor, at $500.
Leakin appeared for the defence.
In the case of Moses Smith, (negro,) charged
with selling load of hay of light weight, the bail
was fixed at $500. The Court said the bail could
be taken in the Clerks Office in presence of the
States officer.
In the of Thomas Watkins, negro who
was convicted of larceny and sentenced by the
Court to be sold into slavery outside of the State,
j. T. Poe Esq, again made application for the
prisoners discharge, motion for which was filed
last week.
The Court said it had not fully examined the
opinion of the Appeal Court 1t did not think,
however, that the Court wanted the prisoner dis
charged.
Mr.. Poe said that the latter part of the opinion
OF the Court certainly was plain-that it annulled
all proceedings in the ase, and therefore the man
was entitled to his liberty.
The Court said, if Mr. Poe would get any JUDGE
OF the Appeal Court to certify on their written
opinion that they desired the man discharged this
Court would readily discharge him, but now this
Court does not understand them to say So
The Court adjourned until Saturday next at IL
O'Clock.
Court OF APPEALS OF Neutrality-suspicious. Term
lS59.-ANNAPoLIs, August 13. No. 3S. Elisha War
fords and others, lessee u.s. Richard Colvin, other
wise called Richard Covin Warford Appeal from
4na n q n ~,
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Pounds raw sugar annually ......... 252 600 OcO
MEETING OF THE CREDITORS BOSTON SUGAR RE-
FINERYThe creditors of the Boston Sugar Refinery met
hs morning at the rooms of the Board Of Trade About
twenty gentlemen present.
MI Dresser explained the present condition of the
pany and proposed plan for the organization of
company with capital stock of S400000 cid estab
hshnent az East Boston being put in $500 OOO and
some personal property connected with it at S25 COO
leaving SIS COO for capital for operation 1t was cny
necessary for the creditors agree take proporon
pe amount for their several debts in the stock
It was further stated that Messrs Charles O. Viii more
Son had been consulted and would accept the agency
and take $50 600 in stock Mr. Josiah Stckney who was
aVoraby known in years past in similar line would act
as treasurer IT IL desired and subscribe S25 900
sock The old stockholders had already subscribed $780,
OoO the subscription of Messrs Whitmore Stickney
would make up the to $4,000 part being included
in the first sum- and the creditors 25 per cent of
their claims in stock, there would remain only about
100000 worth of stock to be subscribed for This being
obtained the creditors would immediately receive rs
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Burning of the Massachusetts Reform school
WEsTBoRo', Mass, August l3.-The State Reform
School at this place, containing over FIVE hundred
boys, was destroyed by fire his morning. except
one wing and tower. No lives were lost
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RETIREMENT OF Mr.. BERNHIsEL, TIE MoRM0N DEF
EGATE TO CoNGREss.-A glance at the peoples tic
stituants have waived their oft expressed predleo
tons and have at length granted our delegate, the
Hon. ]. NJ Bernhisel, respite from his arduous
and faithful services in the Congress of the United
States we congratulate DIR. Bernhisel the
clear official record characterizing the numerous
terms of his Congressional career, and feel assured
that none will more highly prize than himself a
spite from public toll nor more correctly appreci-
ate the quiet and enjoyment to be found in the
society of his family and numerous friends in his
loved mountain home.-Deseret NsOs, July6,
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NAYOR'S COTRT

On Saturday morning Geo. Kirby was arraigned
before acting Mayor Ford, the charge of threat
ening to kill VIM. Wooden, on Friday night at 10
o'clock. Wooden testified that Kirby came up to
him while standing on Gay street, near the Belair
market, drew horse pistol and said ''oh, you son
of b-h, Pm going to kill you" Wooden caught
the pistol, wrenched it from Kirby, and then re-
moved the cap. The pistol was afterwards returned
to Kirby, when he again threatened to use it, but
did not. Mayor Ford held him in the sum of 81 900
to answer the charge at Court. James Coran Sc
curity.
DR.. Thomas Busk was also arraigned before the
Mayor on the charge Of interfering with and as
saulting workmen in the employ of the gas company
while at their labor 1t appears that the workmen
were. engaged in cutting off the gas connection
which leads to house No. II, Holiday street. kept
as drinking saloon by member of the "Regula-
tors" when DR.. Busk, who was drinking in the sa-
loon, came out, and laying his hand on the shoulder
OF Joshua Smith, kicked him and compelled him to
leave his work. Mayor Ford fined the doctor sc
cents and costs, and committed him to Jail in default
OF $1,000 security to answer the charge at Court
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sfeanlnRn Ruh.rht

AMHERSTBuRG. c. W.-The steam tug Cliff Bel
den, OF Detroit. was burned here last night. The
engineer and wheelsman were severely injured.