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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

SALE OF PROPERTY ON Murray HILL.--There has
recently been built on Murray Hill Fifth avenue, be.
tweet Fortyfrst street and Forty second street,
block of eleven dwellings, the exterior Of which re-
sembles large castle On Tuesday four Of these
houses were sold ct auction by Z. II. Ludlow & Co.
at the Merchants Exchange. These buildings were
designed by Alex. j. Davis and erected by Geo II g.
gins. The block is thus described in circular which
was circulated among the audience, headed by neat
engraving Of the premises: "Ths block contains II
independent dwellings, differing in size, price and
amount Of accommodation. They have from II to Is
rooms each. The pile is altogether unique in its char
acter and plan the II dwellings, being combined as in
one palace, or inactive edfce, thereby exhibiting
unity in mass not before attempted, though often de-
sired by critics House No. 4, inner house, was
first sold. TIE first offer was $4,000, the second
$lI 600, then slI $50, $il,5O0, $ll750, $4,000,
$l2 80 and finally, 1880, at which price it was
struck down to Mr.. j. ID. Morgan. Mr. LUDLOW said
this was no price for the property TINT in three years
any number of people would be anxious to buy the
entire block and that he should sell at such
sacrifice. Mr.. Higgins, however, instructed him to
sell No. l. at the corner Of Fifth avenue and Forty
first street. house sc feet deep, WITH % feet on Forty
first street, ard with turret. The first offer vas
SIS, 600, from which it M to s2l 500, at which
price it was struck down to j. ID. Morgan, the same
gentleman who purchased No. 4. The other two
houses, Nos. and 3, were also bought by Mr.. Nor.
gan, at sl2, 500 each, the same price as No. Il
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BEWARE o. TIE NIDDERs Mr.. Peter Riley en-
s,sed M Ann Ry the widow Of bis dece brother 70
take charge d his apartments a. No Sal Eighth avenoe be be-
ing hscLelor The widowed Ann sssc.ioA for time.
her duties 10 he agreeable manner eut
grew her loneliness and finally appropriated 20
her purse IS In gold ooi1 the properly OF Der brother u
law Ann arrested for theft add takcr before Justice
Brennan where te acknowledged the larceny AID was
nlitted 20 slswer.
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SHORT MEAsUBE.--A licensed vender named John
Comedy cling fruit vita h.lpek which
eIaby short yesterday fined - % Msrisa Sophens
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RECOVERY or MoNsY ~ A FryT-PoISTs DEN
Oficr por DO detailed at the Mes Bowery Tneste yer
teIday morning. arrested named Ann Riley aiss Nc
Donald robbng Idstmsn named Riley Of $4 In Five.
Poin;s den where the late murder committed. called
Crowns corner" between Cow Bss and Worth street The
premises searched sod s Of the money recovered the
having distributed the remainder among her friends shs
was locked I'D.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY.SCHOoL USIoN.-A Convention OF
Bap,ists interested in the organization of an ndepend
ent Sunday School Union for that denomination, met
on Tuesday afternoon in the First Baptist Church. cor
ner OF Broome and Elizabeth streets The Union was
organized by the adoption of constitution and the
election of officers and managers for the ensuing year.
The object of the movement is the incubation OF Baf
tst principles among the youth of that denomin alton.
Several hundred Ministers, from all parts Of the Union,
chiefly Members of the American Bible Union, were
present and manifested great interest. BY the con-
sttution adopted it is provided that ali Sunday
throughout the country contributing to the Sunday.
School Union, shall be entitled to delegate, and for
every additional annual $40 to additional delegate.
The proceeds are to be devoted to the support Of Mis-
sion Sunday Schools. Provision is made for the pub
ca.ion of ne books but for the present arrangements
are made with the Baptis. Publication Society in Phil
adelphs for the supply of all that is necessary The
following are the officers and managers for the ensuing
year:
Pyesdest-CHARLEs T. GOODWIN.
Vioe P,esident-IBos muKPBy. esq. Rev. Mr. bkEcSis'
RIDGE IND. c. w. Thomas, ESQ, W. ID. MURPHY
Seeystayy-JosEPH T. BaSSisTER.
Ks51Oers-Tbe Rev. r. Remington, Augustus Thounss hiram
Hntchpss Thomas Holman, W. h. Pencstou j. O. Baxter
the Rev w. II. Hail. j. w. Ssres ssnl White Albert Cars
the John EDDY, Smith A fIeeiand, L. D. Dyer ). D.
Peck, George Ii. Stone.
The meeting adjourned to the first Tuesday in Octo-
Der, 1860
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CoULDs'r Afford TO MaRRY.-Mary Boden,
pretty sr eighteen years. residing at No rs Ezsbrth street.
complained Justice Brennan yeseday that James Csvsnash
had esnf her affections and her innocence after soyea
siege ths. he might be compeed to fa6 bis
promise Of marriage Csysnsgt brought into Court wnee
be s6ned the truth OF the charge but stated thst his pecuuiay
coDdou such he could not afford TO ~. The
Magistrate thought that he should lees; make efort for
MAy's support and he committed him for examination.
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MEAGHER ON DEAN SwifT.-Ihomas FRANCIS
Mesgher delivered lecture on Tuesday evening, at the
Cooper Institute, before the Tom Moore CLUB, on
Jonathan Swift, the Dean of st. Patrlcks.' The
ball was densely crowded, and among the auditors
were many gentlemen, lay and clerical, OF Irish buth
The lecture, which was mainly devoted to an eluclda
ton and defense of the celebrated Irish Deans CLAIM
as wit, philosopher, patriot, and statesman, was
characterized by Mr. Mesghers usual ornate dicton'
and was received with true Celtic enthusiasm.
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Valentine Sewn our

IL FULL OF ALL DENAsDs.-Valentine Seymour
prom oy payable 10 the order OF John Leopold
dae1 Co. 60 1854 100, which fell due into the hands Of
David Never Of No 6 Sixth street The presented to
for pay msnt whj very cody pat into hi. pocket.
the unacky thereof the SIS In foil Of all
deusnds or this refused a-d MI Seymour re-
quested sppesr before Juice Brennan who committed him
o await
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IN-FrtlIst-HFI-I
- COSTAR'sn NERMuS EXTTRMINATORS

Wholesale Agents, Nc. Is I
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quite insensible but Drscol not yet content seized
bucket and pouring the filthy contents on the old
man, beat him fearfully with the bucket, cutting him
in the head and groin. DriscoD then charged McGee
with robbing him of several hundred dollars, and
then agsir as if seized with another mt OF passion
more violent than the first, caught up another stool
and broke the head AID BODY of the almost life
lees man.
Hamilton also testified that a night or two previ-
ously Drscol had talked in rather ncoherent man
ner, and appeared though he might be partially de-
ranged fact the prisoner when before the Court,
behaved very strangely, said he was an engineer,
rich man, sc, and had Travelled nearly around the
world lie is an Irishman, forty-nine years Of age,
and has mournful cast of countenance His hair is
long. and lie wears it combed straight down his
face and eyes. MCGEE, who was quiet and molten
awe person, has been en- inmate OF the workhouse
ever since the institution was ereced-infsct ne AIDED
in putting up the building. Alter his first term Of
service had expired, having no other home, ADD liking
hs quarters go WELL he ASKED to be recommitted, aud
since that time has remained ON the island from
choice lie was very anxious 10 serve the Governors,
as they called to inspect the woIkhouse and
kind TO the warden ana those in power over him,
although he was unable to DO anything. IL is said
that deceased hiss wife living in this city.
DIR. Chalmers made post-mortem examination 81
the body and among other injuries, found fracture
of the lower Jaw, with liberation OF the uguaT veins
and other important blood.vessels OF the hesd and
neck Several RIBS on both sides also fractured
The case was then given TO the Jury, who, after a
,hort dehberation, rendered the following verdict:
"Thst John McGee, the deceased, came TO his
death from injuries received az the hsnds OF Danei
p-Aol, on the 18th day OF October, 1859, whte IL &
dersneed state of mind and further exoneraie The
keepers from all blame
The prisoner was then committed 10 the Tonos 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
ROMAN CATHOLIC VIEWOF TIE WAR

From TIE Msrpcan Record published under the p,:roass.
Of Archbishop Hughe.l
l. may safely be averred that on the morning Of the
81 Of December, 1851, when the smoke OF the coup
detai was dispersed from over Paris, aud when the
blood Of her citizens had been washed from the
streets Napoleon had fixed policy either foreign or
domestic. He had to be sure gained his end in shak
ing ont again before the w,rd the folds of the mper
al mantle, but he was not recognized, even by him
self nben the royal yesture was placed upon his
shoulders. Born in the cradle Of the frst Imperial
Court he deprived of its comforts and glare al an
ee.ly age by the fall Of his uncle Tue rude uncer
tainties which attended bis bOybooi and after life de-
yelnped vast deal of worldly a.tutenes. 10 the man.
and begat an Indifference a. to results, which made
him, IN isome measure, worshiper Of chance and
ehatce had caused his hazardous attack on the
Constitution, il may be supposed that he was more
than ever disposed TO submit himself and his fortune.
10 her csprices. II necessary however, to- in
some Measure appear to direct bis chances by the in
auguai!on Of policy Of government. Casting around
be saw at once that all the mon,rchs Of the world
viewed him Gs intruder while be became assared
that the revouionis Of 1913 had ranked him as their
mutual enemy and vowed his death, even if brought
about by secret assassination. Paris-which means
France n political DGriGro-subiected BIZ fear waited
10 oreath,ess anxiety TO learn his programme and he
soon told her that 1t was 10 be general
employment OF the people ct the rate Of "a
lar ceys wages for fair days work,
me abolition Of the pauper soup kitchens estab-
nhe9 oy The visionary socialism Of Lsmartine and hi
lIshos peace with the nations and q due su.teoior
o. ne honor and dignity Of the country This was sat
70 tne people, for generous and confipr
peope are easily satisfied, but was far from ssf.ctor2
- .ae Iuler tor he well knew his danger Without
9yne,lc memory of any older date than the t;na 81
Napoleon the first, Louis Napoleon imagined that if he
couo, oy the exercise Of diplomatic fnesse attain 10
keiiecon IN the rough schools of diversity, restore
ne PTn.y ana svei again the cour'e Of aggrandze-
peni maked ont by the conqaeror il would prove
S9T infinitely more 0eN and persistent was the gesius
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4 SOLDIERS ACCOUNT or TIE BATTLE
OF MONTEBELLO.

We translate below the letter Of French commissioned
officer to giving the battle Il Monte
beo picturesque spirited The extreme and r-po
foi he fsh; Il seemed 70 those engaged In it;
Yesterday morning at eleven We were in our camp,
a couple OF gun-shots in front of voghera, sitting
uud huge copper, in which few slices of port
were boiling in great deal of water for the break.
fast OF the squad when suddenly We heard brisk
firing Of muskrtry toward the nights of Casteggio.
We jump up, you should how quickly We
leap TO Onr arms and-woit.
For two minutes, nothing; the firing continues; We
notice much movement among our vanguards.
We were only two companies there; nothing, yoo
know, in case of attack. Our captain went and came
the firing seemed 10 approach, and yet nothing from
our valguards, nothing from yoghera.
We didn'. understand il.
We listened, grsspibg the barrels Of our csrbinee
Suddenly We heard the qai 5iSe OF our sentnes and
then that Of the vsnguards.
boreeman gall. by covered with mud and blood
be the uniform Of en- officer Of the Sardniey
cavalry. Bending the name Of his horse, be
was b.Iaberrs the beast with his spurs; his saber
wss drawn ard hung TO his right wrist; he cried out
40 arms The Austrans r. And he disappeared 81
a tucn in The rood.
We were anIoEs 70 60; some had started the
Captain took his stand in the middle Of the road
road, threatening to through the first man who
moved.
And be would have done Il We came into order
II DOT FIVE mntues sitter the Sardini.n oeer hsd
passed that heard the drums beating the rol-csu
and almost at the same instant Gen. Forey With three
sides-je-csmp passed behind gslopng 81 full stretch;
the 18th Cbasseurs followed al a gymnast.e quick.
step; they rallied Us, and in fifteen minutes were
posted as riAenen along little ryer; | forget its
name.
Our business was 10 protect the establishment of q
battery which 10 NOW down the bead Of the
Austrian column. Ny Dozen men and were posted
by the Lieutenant behind ridge, which completely
masked our FIRE end covered u.
We had not lain down in the mud when handfp,
Of Tyrolese, hid amo1g the trees on the left opened
Gre on our comrades. who were rluch more exposed
than we. In less time than il takes one to write il
they had Knocked over fifteen Of eur men. That
made us rsd; my men he'd, sithout consent. without
sayrg word to each other, jumped itto the water
and charged bnyones on the thirty CT forty Chas,eurs
Ih@' We saw behind whom there were moro to Be
seen Our example led on three oonpa.ies. a,s s,on
battalion Of the 18th. We got tie worst Of II.
received by welsrstained 6ie, We were obIgcs n
fall back for il was 10 longer az affair oe few brn
dred Iyrolese, but IN enormous column CT least ON0
'rong, which wac advancing by the csuse.ay Of tie
rsilroai.
We were hirisring our artillery; Commandant
Lscre,eIe sounded the retreat; we rembie With rsce
fortunately we were not obliged TO retreat. we were
posted near the CESSNA Nova with orders TO fire q.
discretion.
Tber for two hours, ':sading, kaeeEnS, hiding 20.
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engage 10 support has erciasi0n, Rees',gIy IIs q.
mr. toro,s This is the thorn which cookies 40 keeny
m M. aide of Napoleon at present. Aiter occurring, mo
- ~ the Ceru 40 Confederation, the trea'y d'hn~s
49, r. ,,i,o,i.s secured 20 Austria IN Italy, AMI cor
- ann, @ many Other ARTICLES the following
rERtTosrEs TO o. espEe ~ 49, 80 -. a..
-, hch orsd Par, sf The Biz P,o',.e.; ., s D.
hcp,ie II L. g. and Of "a" ID t'hY on oi''' - ~ i'
'nNP'I,s us,;.pbyrs with other r-rrIt)n,s.
'Nr ,iS n. district, which by be ny r-sy Il o
ui1b Fra co. .hs b. de'''h'd ,o me rIei is,sy ~ -
., Ssrrs Loui. shs BE- reunited % ne sA o. mo "A''S
ii. hs IT, rr,o 80 b. ceird By g,uoe n ~ DepN,
u.nt Of The Lower Rhine. incud ns ne tSh o. q, %.
p &c. ysl nd ROYAL Apo, Nc MAesty by i- h9, o.; q
,le Consf,s, fNisuus Us ssrsy ny ,D~.a.. ".
$500 ma = m o,f.r STATE. Il The G-ruan Conie'"r sioa
,E1 voi.S Nth r,ri q NE rs'ilty \, "a -
Ia n.inaer ofbi. Article relade, The csdsd ,s a
. ny of Cbsb as. sDd Fsueisny b. u, sd Ar.
,is!e Of the oonrs.. Of H.rps g., ~, HOLY so.
Axr IcS The March. with ,'uero ,td tosf az
s.Wer IS ths Duchy q Bst,y's,o ana ID P'"-P'' ~
Ths Holy .bo rs,,r IN ne p.,e'.ioo' o. 1s
~ y,rr,rs ,iius,ed Oh lie l,f b'uk .. BE 10. A., -
IA, lup-rial and Royal sp-fot Mp ~ ALn . -. -
,b, have the sht OF garrison IN the tsis- 81 'eA' 40
return % tbe dominion OF ,he My SIS
TIE ,h ''p.tou. Of tie Congress. .bal y
~ me .,erh .rtcle ( The ,soa,y Of Pans oY.S
Sas Nay ~ ,s Ss,. BY ne law. seasy eSsn ~,
m.sain.d; the dspsfion' ntc-s'1fy s 1870 ~ 20
rA d.tt and a. paynrit e pension. shall - hNrn ~
,icusr convection between the Court oil hon's a." "NA' "
Vienna
As1. lcl Hi. Ms,,y KuE fsrdnwd " Is rst.aehs.e'f
81 s Himself :. his heirs sui Successors on -" thoas
81 Nsplcs end EDGED BY tie Powers IS Ms Of 10
KIND m u TIE Two s,i's ...,.
~ eXnurge' If he can. The articles quoted is now
the obj. ct Of Napoleon. oar readers Know ms asi
we kaye skeicbed the character and objects 81 ns Al
lies ard entertain the opniou thst, considering 'hs AZ
titude taken by Prussia and all Germany, the power,
biSh spirit and Catholic feeling OF Austria, the han'
ness of the Holy Father, and TIE hatred which prevails
in ali izrd cations of the selfish ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of
drspots untrue 10 al former pledges bo'h hnn-et
Gairbaldi, Victor Emanuel ana favour WIZ VIC ai''iF
poin, ed in their hopes aud policy.
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TRUsTEEs OvERAwfD ~ WoNES.-tn orlbsncs
regulating the sale Of intoxicating liquors in Warren
County, H., coming up for Gual action before The
Board of Trustees the 18th iust the ladies turned
out 10 the number Of forty and by their presenoe
is sad coerced the Board into laying the ordinance Oh
the table.
The Probate Court Of Cincinnati has awarded the
city $4,000 damages for the use Of certain Of ~
highways by the Street Railroad Company.
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Mr.. THPiSHER on THE MUTILATION
OF HUMBOLDT.

To the Edo, Of The ~ l. Tribune
SIR: Having seen in your paper OF to-day ~
production OF certain uniounded chsrges against M,
to the effect hot in my Translation OF Baron Hum
bol5ts Political Essay on the Island oil CUBA
mutilated that excellent work by wilia OMISSIONS
trust you will do me the Justice to publish the ioo"'
ing reply to that charge, which was adore ~s'' 90
similar occasion, to one OF the evening Journals Ok
this city. a few weeks since.
Ner. York, Juns y, 1859.
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oREArBATTLE WITH THE coN4yoHEs.
OFFICIAL REPORT.
HgsDevAarERs WscHITs ExPEDirIox,
Camp on Small Greek, abort IS niles
a. - fl,II T.. a.Li.-'.-.. IL. "A laan

South ~ Old Fort Atkinson, May - 1879
CaPTsIy: have the honor TO report tina. sfser
march u hundred niles have Just cJms ~ and hA
Coanchs Indians and tha have su-ce~dd 10 kioz wound
capturing nearly the whole fyry ris dead
field (ffy rcIudiug hid r. dsys erssio ay)
i've wounded and thitJ six are prisoners q my Lard
More than HUNDRED snHsss cap1rsd Add he whps
camp destroyed The fight qs sharp aud toody
and took psee foot u thk uIEe Undiscovered rss.
Eight C0nsnche were anay5daty AID un,n-n.IcEsy
killed.
have with regret repor; tina, ,hs, Lse,. Exsess
Lee, Acting A11,aD dsnrsrousy, and Cap X Smith
quite severely sounded So that the following named NO
officers and soldiers killed srt ~nrrdsd Was
Pnys,s Wills Barrow' Company q, "a Cavity Killed
WOUNDED.
ssrz,. Tbos Ello,t, Co A. I'd Cavalry slisisiy.
Pnyse Eugene Gamers Co A d CsyalIy dsrss., .ly.
Private Paires boeVsne Go. A, "a CiyLTy, sesssey Gwo
wCUDdsb
Private W. Moore, CO. A, "a c.y.lly slightly.
sergt. W. Z. Leyerett Co. b. ii Caysry dsu.ero " No.
dssdl
ssIr- p Aha Co B, "a Cavalry, severely
Private Cbns,Dan. Co b, ID Cavalry slightly.
Private " har'L = Co; b, "a Cavalry, .lishtly.
Priys,r 90 R1ssn, ca. II, II Cavalry severely
Corpl Geo Nichols. Co. II, ID Cavalry slightly.
Two friendly Indians we're also 81 zbtly wound.d.
crippled by my wounded aud prson~rs la ,La 10
comp lied ~ 70 Camp Rsdxinini.k
Upr ny ARRIVAL shsl hastSn 70 make fs rep1- of ny
operations sEer the 81 last report Ad sa aks
cs.ion justice 10 the ofcsn VITO La,e h. .f
i.nty ana good conduct added Asohsr % hs Lar.s
Il their ~ slrnsnt.
an, csYaS, yery respectfully your obsdlent ~ryss.
pisHssJ EARL VAN DORM
en-, tnsly Csp,. ID Cavalry.
To Cap. JONI wiTHsss, Az. Asjt 0eneai Ser An,src
Tsxss.
Ps-Th. band Of cofnaneh., par Of u. s1u. VIII vlsn
We lad The assiT IN Os,oteT-BassIo Heaps '' VIZ
tofeisiJ JOHN 3. HOOD,
Lieut. ID Cavalry, fos.Aa.-
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CTPREME COURT-Ttial to be had in the


- CITY and County Of New.YoIk.-MELANCTIoN L.
SEYMOUR Plaintiff. against DUDLEY PERssE and MAR
GARFTTA PERSSE his wife, HORACE BROOKS and MANY
T. BROOKS his wif Daniel H. Mese George J. Forrest as
.mee &c. Of the finn Of Persse BROOKS, Wsrrrn b. sag,
Cyrus w. Field David CoDger, Edward d. jones, Augustus
Waterman, James Lenoi William H. AaIiuwan insse Tor
Mrs Auusbela L,ayitt William ay'ip George Min DAVID
Homes Robert Taylor Albert Floyd John Conn Robert
C. Kelly Abraham j. Van Winkle, William Iliden, RodcIk
Be.be Charles C. Is Charles h. Sands James Conner i
liam C. Conner Jams NJ Conner Samuel Nerunn iboas YER
non Charles Lambert " alter Lambert Ls'r howe Jsnes
O. Craishesd. William Sergeant William Hum hbrit LAmhrtt'
Fs Smith virs partner 81 the nn Of f.ineT Snhth
Schuyler Livingston Samuel t. F. Ode, Robert Make iJlld
IL Thorp Greeneaf Taylor Manufacturing Company Ashan
Der Hamilton Rice Charles = Kendall, Jamrs Willard Rice
Sv,st,r LYMAN The President Managers and Company Of tie
D.jawarc and Huis Canal Company. John W jackson Ed
win CLARK Eusene McConuin William ! Clark DAVID > Ds
per John r. Deyhn Joseph tebbcotti fteT htocAnsch
The Hartford Bank Ste phen NJ Gladwln, John Lebry Rod
rrt Ymrg Charmbury AsTsls fepoon. john p Ns<r ans
tsn n Christensen The Trenton Banking Company, james
auuf John y Bo,d assignee Of James Ga1nt Pny Jewell
Piuy Jewell IT, Marshall Jewell, John O. ish1bo1y erai
nand Flosiruy Christian Emil Roune George w Ca1n 'sin
Hard Peter Pierce Benjamin T. Nissan, W Liam b. Taylor
Daniel Gweeny Edmund Blunt, George W. Blunt, pau1s D.
Sibley. defendants ,-,, ,.-rs ~. ,, ~
,oS and rond 70 answer complaint in tH action which
x fled In he Office of the Clerk 0 the Cry ADD County Of
ON the 18Th day Of January 1852 ara 70 serve copy
of YOUR answer said complaint The nbsTioe AZ h.
ofcr No Nsssau-sE New York City "i'ln twenty GAYS
nr the servic. hereof exclusive q the day OF sven service
And II Won fail she sid complaint within me time
sforssd haSpauti in this seton viii apply 20 the No 'o
the uisndej The -iuDsied IN January 1893
mi2lswewTh CLEMENT d. NEWMAN, Piainth's Attorney
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CUPREME COURT.-City and County OF New
~ VI : CU.RIFs JENKINS against FRANCIS o. j.

SMITH and THOMAS NJ. CLARK-Sgnmon, for a money
demand on contract toIn served Ito the oefshdants
above namei hereby summoned and required 70 answer
the IN tbs action which Sled in the once OF the
Clrrk n The City County of Newlok d; the Cry Hal 10
n. City New the 18th day Of May 1913 ana 70 serve
copy The said complaint the suoscoers
their No III Broad xsy the City Of NewYork within
twenty the service OF this exclusive
Of and II fail the said
upsiai within the time Aforesaid The plaintiff in this sctoa
Will tai, ud sssnst Yea The Of hnndree and
dollars with interest from May 1888 beside
the costs Of this sction.-Daei New York May 10, 1859
BARNEY. BUTLER 4 PARSONS, Plaiaas's Attorneys
MyS lav6wTh
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prominent. The Commissioners urder Co. Weller,
who had been appointed 20 locate The boundary line
between CarDis aSd Nexico, aso came n a. ssI IS
San Diego.
Sir George Bouhsm, late Governor Of Hers
kmg, is in Boston, and visited the Committee On tire
Revision Of the Sta:utss, yesterday.
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TIE SLA'E'IEADE ~ S0rrn CARoLisa.-A gaEg
OF twelve outsndish negroes were ia town 90 Norday
SAID 10 be from the nee swamps Of South Carolina dee
tined Tor the plantation Of gentleman Of ono IL The
upper counties. They were very ia.ellgens, and
locked lick black and fat but, like an the nepoes from
that region Of country did not understALd much En-
glsh. We learn there are several hsndYed such
Savannah soon 10 be put in the cotton 6eds Of Aats
ma, and can be bought mighty chesP.