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the writer, and known to be noble, christian
men we would as soon trust them in the
homes and among the slaves of the South as
we would trust Southern men. Dr. Nehe-
mlah Adams, one of the leading managers, is
more heartily abused BY Northern fanatics
than any Southern politician at Washington,
and all who have read his South side view
of slavery" and his grand Grafton At the death
of Rufus Chcate, will confess that he nobIy
deserves and is highly honored by this a,
buse.
The Secretaries and other officers steadily
and herOically resisted the efforts of the alb.
oltionists to turn the Society into an anti
slavery institution. They voted down by i'm.
mense maloritcs every proposition to print
and publish word about slavery; and when
the agitatorS finally abandoned the contest,
aud entered another Society for the purpose
Of carrying on the wicked crusade against the
South, the members of the National Society
relolced and thanked God at their departure.
Should the South treat these men, who have
eontended so manfully for her honor, for
peace and for the truth, with coldness or con-
tempt:
The same remark will apply to tie Ameri-
can Bible Society, and all the Boards Of the
o. ;. Presbyterian Church which are located
at the North. II is impossible, from the ma
ture ol the case, that any such contest should
arise in these as occurred in the Tract Socie.
/ ty, but If circumstances should preeipitate
such controversy, the character Of the men
would secure similar result.
/ These Societies have their special and ap-
propriate work, aud they confine themselves
reIigiously to that. The question Of slavery
is strictly ignored-therc is an ampled con-
tract to that effect, as solemn and binding as
II written in blood. They know no North,
no South, but are the agencies of the whue
country, and by the blessing Of God. they do
more to unite our people in one body than
all other causes combined. May Heaven A.
vert the day when the South shall turn her
back on these glorious Institutions.
! We know the men who are connected with
them. Some OF them are our brethren-some
Ui them hail from the South, all of them are
true TO the trust which God and the Church
aud the country have committed to them, and
when confidence in their integrity and love
tor the cause which they represent have de-
parted, lchabOd may be written on our walls,
aud the days OF the Union are numbered!
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TO MOTHERS

Mother. watch the little feet,
Climbing o'er the garden wall,
Bounding through the busy street,
Ranging cellar, shed and hall.
Never count the moments lost,
Never mind 'he time i, cost;
Little feet will go astray,
Guide them. mother, while you may.
Mother! watch the li,,lc hand
Picking berries BY The way,
Making houses in the sand,
Tossing up the fragrant hay;
Never dare the question ask,
Why TO me this heavy ts>kl I"
These same little hands may prove
Messengers OF light and love.
Mother watch the little tongue,
Pratiiing, eloquent, and wild,
What i said aud what il sung,
BY the harry, joyous child;
Catch the word while yet unspoken,
stop ihe vow while ysl unbroken;
This same tongue may rtpioclaim
Blessings in the sayiour's name.
M5therl Watch that little heart,
Beating soft and warm for YOU;
Wholesome lessons now impaH,
Keep, oh, keep thar young heart true.
Eraiira,iug every weed,
Sowing COOL and precious seed,
Harvest tich you then mly sec,
Rpenins fJr Eternity.
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PRnFTrs OF LITERARY LABoR.-It is stated
that Washington Irving has left large for
tune TO be divided amongst his nephews
aud nieces. This we suppose is the result
Of his writings, whose popularity always
commanded high prices for copyrights. For
the last eight or ten years il is supposed that
he has received from his books alone, an
annual income of $4,000. In early life his
brothers formed mercantile house in New
York, making him partner, vet requiring
no labor from him, their object being to eu.
able him to indulge those literary pursuits 10
which his taste inclined him. 4 pleasant
instance Of Iraternal affection. After some
years, however, the house tailed, and he was
thrown entirely upon his pen for support.
The resource did no, fail him. but supplied
the means 10 enrich the children Of his gen.
efvus brothers. They had least their bread
apun the waters" aud il returned to their
descendants.
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Gsremor uise d he Presileal.

Richmond, VAL Nov .5, 1859.
SIR: | have information from various quar-.
tiers, upon which rely, that a conspiracy,
Of formidable extent in means aud numbers,
is formed in Ohio, Prnnsylvania, New York.
and other States, 10 rescue John Brown aud
his associates, prisoners at Charlcstuwn, Nir-
ginia. The information is specific enough
to be reliable. II cOuyinccs me that an at
tempt will be made TO rescue the prisoners,
and, if that fails, then TO seize citizens OF
this State as hostages aud victims in case OF
execution. The execution will take place
next Friday as certainly as that Virginia can
and will enforce her laws. ! have been OBJ
liged TO call out one thousand men, who are
now under arms, aud. il necessary, shall call
out the whole available force Oi the State, 10
carry into effect the sentence oI our laws on
the I'd and 10th proximo. Places in Mary
land. Ohio, and PENNSYLVANIA have been ur-
cupied as depots aud rendezvous BY these
despcradops, unubsifucted BY guards OF 9th.
crwisc. to invade this State, and we arc kept
il continual Apprehension Of outrages from
fire aud rapine on our borders. lapprlze
you Of these facts, ia order that you may
take steps TO preserve peace between the
States. protest that my purpose Is peace.
fu, and that disClaim all threats when !
say, with an the might Of meaning. that u
another invasion assails this State Or its eit.
izens. IRON any quarter, will pursue the
invaders wherever they may g., into any
territory, aud punish them wherever arms
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COFrINs! CoFFrNs!

10 DO w a 7 IN l0
CHAPEL HILL, N. g.,
HAyING obtained The exclusive right for Orange
~ County, TO sell Fisk's Metallic Burial
Cases, would respectfully announce that he is now
prepared to I'LL all orders for these airhgh indestuct
iJie Burial Cases.
All descriptions and sizes Of Common Collins also
kept on hand.
g1g The Metallic Burial Cases will also be kept for
sale by d. d, Phillips. HillsboIough
Chapel Hill, March 4, sl--Gm
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place, out of the seven, pays every year in
such charges, nearly ten thousand dollars, a
sum about equal to interest on the entire
capital invested. Our factories are there.
fore cnriching Northern men. whilst they
impoyerish the owners here. The very re-
verse would be true if Southern merchants
and their customers would buy Southern
manufactured goods. The South would be
enriched; it would take step, and very
decided one. towards that kind Of indepen.
dence which ought to be desired by every
patriot; and it would withdraw SO much from
the fattening of those who are every day
showing themselves more and more our en-,
emes. Fay 0Js.
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DANGER OF SrRAINISG THE EYES BY TwI-
LIGHT.-In the London and Edinburg PhIo.
sophical Magazine, for May, is an account
Of sudden loss of the power Of distinguishing
colors, produced by over-taxing the eyes.
A sea captain, who was in the habit, when
time hung heavily on his hands, of occupy
ing it by working embroidery, was one af.
ternoon engaged upon red flower, and, be.
ing anxious to finish it, prolonged his labor
until twilight came on, and he found il diff.
cult to select the suitable colors. To obtain
more light he went into the companion way,
and there continued his work. While thus
taxing his eyes, bis power of Distinguishing
the cOlors suddenly vanished He went upon
deck, hoping that an increase Of light would
restore his vision. In vain. From that time
to the present, more than ten years, he has
remained color blind. Mr.. White Cooper,
who brought this case to notice, says that,
after tie great Exhibition of 1851, several
instances came under his notice in which
the sensbility Of the retina was temporarily
blunted by the excitement TO which It was
exposed in that brilliant scene.
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As EprcArep MrSisrRY.-It Is worthy Of
record as 4 sign Of the times, that the Nirgt-
MIA aud Tennessee Conferences of the Me-
thodist Church, at their late sessions, took
action on the subject Of the literary qualii.
cations of their candidates for the ministry.
It was made standing rule TO give all can.
dida,cs 4 thorough examination, and il they
do not possess a good English education.
thrir application will be dismissed.
IIy the adoption Of this rule, the ministry
or ;iru Methodist church may lose someN hat
in numerical strength, bat it will gain in.
ealyulably ia power and influence.
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A ship has arrived in England from Sebas-
topOl bringing as cargo one hundred and
eighty pieces Of cannon and two hundred and
thlrty.seyen tons Of bones. The town and
fortress Of Sebastopol still bear numerous in.
dications Of the late dreadful struggle, and
but little has been done in the way Of restor-
ing the dilapldated aud shattered ruins of
the once fine aud noble mansions, hospitals,
aud large public edifces, aud il is doubtful
whether any thing ever will be dune, at least
before the lapse OF another generation. The
only thing accomplished is the reconstruction
Of few churches and the putting into good
condition the ruins a the graye-yards con-
tanning the remains Of those who fell in that
memorable campaign. Both here and at In
herman the ground is stiewed with eviden-
ces Of tie conflict, aud numbers Of Jews, who
contracted with the Russian Government for
the privilege, may daily be seen searching
lur the bullets ana other debris Of this kind.
They pay certain per cenlage to the Gov
crnmeHi, and with the money thus collected
it is proposed to build 4 church at place
where the greater portion OF the Russian SOL
diefs are buried, cluse to lnkernann.
n Y l,5u-ier
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can reach them. shall send copies of this
to the Governors Of Maryland, Ohio, and
Pennsylvania.
With due respect and consideration, yours,
truly, HENRY 4. WISE.
To his Exceency James Buchanan.
President Of the United States
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Ynn m1t in.rri a tlnusanl escellcnt

YOU may insert a thousand excellent things
10 a newspaper, aud never hear word Of
appreciation from your readers; but just let
a paragraph slip in by accident,) Of one or
Two lines not suited to their tastes, aud you
will be sure to hear Of il.
The sacred book Of the ancient Persians
says: Ii you wish to be accounted saint.
instruct YOUR children, because all they do
will be imputed 10 you.
Doing nothing, is 50 near doing evil, that
the space between them is scarcely dlssefnl.
ble.
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From the North Carolina Presbyterian.
NATIONAL VERSUS NORTHERN soClG.
TIEsS


Our respected contemporary Of the West
ern ncmucrst, must allow u TO express de.
cidcd dissent from his opinion. that Z" the time
has come when Southern people should not
contribute IL sustain society Vt any Kind
located at the North" II is the daty Of the
South IL distinguish between her friends and
her enemies ut the North justice, honesty,
candur and religion oil s,tmand that this dis.
tineton should be made. She must not Tor
get that there are true men at the North, and
thousands of them too. There are thousands
who luOk upon the Browns, Berehcrs, Chee-
ycrs Iiarrisons. Phillips. Ot at least fheir doc.
irints, with nexpresslbc lnathiBg and Dis.
gust There are sound, national societies
al the North too. Ii Is rash and suicidal 10
rcprl and tlisown them. The American Tract
society i nne ol these. Its officers are con-
sentative men; for example, IRE. Spring,
Murray and Magic, q. ;. presb, terians, a.
mong its directors. They love tie Union
thry respect the tights % The South--they
have no sympathy with the wicked agitators
whu are seeking TO involve The county IN an
arcly and ruin.
lis Secretaries are all personally known TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
MARRIE ID.
CHEsEBRO

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brookfeld, N J - on san'
o,y asrch a. by the Rev s. s. Cady Mr. Harry CheeoEous
10 Miss Pbebe A Nichols, al OF brootheld -
CAMERON-5rEEN-Iu BIOokyn, Long leland on sa'urosy
&c, b. the Rev. q e. Cutler Jonn Cameron Huo'
ar.phsr 70 Niss Margaret Steen, bo.h Of Brooklyn. ,
RAaNAM GRAFF-On Wednesday, April ~ a. fonda'
Bo1tgonery County by the Rev Or X. "eis Mt Wins "a
F.rIsu IT, Bschspicve Saratoga County 70 Miss pa an
DE GfaH only daughter Of the Hon. j. d. De Gran Oh the
OsRDNEs~sARTLErr-In Concord, N. H., on Wedne'
s.y april 49, BY the Rev Prof George w GsIdoer OF New"
London g. mr. C. G. GsfdneT Of Ne V-LoI don orlther
Of the officiating Clergyman, 70 Miss Susan t. baHet' o.
Bib N. II. NO -,
JlYNF-kELLy-Io this city, Tuesday April 49, By the
Pew Rob. msCsrte, d. D. Geo. A. Jayne to ai'S Mary r.
Kelly, both OF this city.
JENris0g-CINNlRG9 AS-In the Town Of Grseuvile,
NY, Wedrssdsy. April 8, by the Rev: j. Spoor ar
Less Porter Jennings Of Durham to Mss Eliza jane Gun
IiItbam Of 0-esBvile. .
sLI WsOH-TaOMAs-At Freehold, N. Y, on fhuudsy
March the Rev. J. SpoOr, dr. Horace SsWaon to hs
Sarah N. 1bomss both Of Caro-, ". Y -
sQUIREs-HiLL-At POrtobest-r, N. w. on Wdenesdsy,
Apn by Rev HenerY Benedict Lease squirs OF kings
bridge ssrah Jane, youngest daughter OF Oavd h OF
sHiTH-CoNK LIN-op TUESDAY April 49, BY the Rev. J. w
Dusr residence Of the brides father, AdaCet o.
Smith OF Irertau Mich. TO Mics Emma, daughter OF Joel
Conkin, esq Of BROOKLYN. LoLg Island. -
BALi0NAC-SER Tues1ay, Feb 10, BY the rev
Mr. McCosty, Mr. ogene Ssignac 10 Clara Mary stsphAs
Aibertne F.ibaud1 seIvstius. ~ , -
TbURsTON-ARM OUR-Oa Thursday, April IL, by the Rev.
L. D. Smith Cbules Fhurst0n Of NewaIk N j. 70 Ida
A. daughter Of tie late James j. Armour OF Neu YORK
THURSvON- MARLOR-In this city, Nathaniel Tnurston
IT,, 70 Jennie N. kailor.
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These expenses include SIS 900 which are called ex
'rsort,nsry The February receipts in 1853 were only
$29,92l IS.
The bu mess Of the Clearing House today was
s24,7l3O3O, which is large In the Money market
we notice no change of importance. Tee supply on
call is abundant at 445 q cent the former on Gov
eminent and Ststs Secun'iss Tbs discount houses
are q1et. and the demand for frsproof paper take1
al that lie offered at 1T cent for shor. snd 6a1
cent for long dates. Some of the banks are getting
psper enough to keep up their lines, and are no. die
po.ed TO 20 beyond t9s But there ia On abundance Of
private capital 10 supply any amount of fac tiles
needed We think the impression s growing this. W.
shall have an active Money market t)gard the coe Of
the year at ! y cent and upward In Government
stocks there is not much doing privately, bat regis
tered is in some demand a. shout q cent higher t1an
the Coupe bonds Some transactions hsvs been n.de
10 Treasury notes at psI to rs = cent disco1Ht. The
supply On TIE market is small. The first Of the new
Pos. Office scrip hiss sppsHei in wall street. The
market price is about 50 2 cent. The form OF the
certifc,te does not satisfy capitalists, and If amended
the SC ip would probably sell ct sbout9O.
The Boston sieaner vii take come gold on New
York account, the amount yet uncertain. The BAL
ance IF sde siocs Ea purchases of Cotton have
been paid for lie no in favor of Boston, and moderate
amounts Of goli are beng taken thsie daily. 1t is
supposed New. York owes Boston about million OF
dollars. with Philadelphia we are about even.
The City Bank has declared semannaal dividend
Of 4 per cent, payable ID May.
The following is Sd tract OF the quarterly reports
of the City Barks recently made to the Bank Depart
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M4RINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Clea rcd.

sesm,aips-Chessp.sse, CIosei Portland, H. B. cromwel
L Co I.eu,t Poilt sr.n.h Baltimore IL p Cromwell Go.
shios-B r Nh an Ellis Norfolk, J. r. Oos, Witch Of tie
Vsvr TODD sau francisco, e.ecock, Cooley 70 Forest
CRY fyl.r New on. ans, " II Bnsosm.
Bnk,-eorun b.s. L.nndey, Galveston Broweri Gu
kstts tN,spl MAJ, sro Rotterdam, fun,h Mslncke
Er,-CaIonpa Notion, sonsrero l,lsrd j. Dow; Caro-
Bre Porter A,paws P.nsm, R.ilrosd Co. hArIi-t (Sr
Copadop Halifax C. A. DeGolf; Elmir. hru-es, Baosor T.
satdforo Carou, L.ugnoin osen; jean boynton, bJe,
Port-au- Prince. A Aoker VI hnsn 4 Co .
seb,oneri-Cynthis Jane, 5eUEe Derby master n'on
halt moo-rs Bridgeport msst.r; " rhorus Osvs ran
River nArer NJ Dr,pa.ne 49, Nsrrsa 81 John. D. g.
Grave 4 Cotry j. r. stopebach, Raey, Plymouth, + A.
Wnsht; Candida RAter Havana j. hs'hrs.i Fleet Sood
Bar Alexandria Stafford Dodge Ariel Orb S.nss Lafole,
n. l. Routh \ Sons.
sio5p-Vie,ona Post New Haven g. Rhcke;t -
s,s,per-Cor cord Noruan Pal Ase pha Briggs XIX
pa u,A; Kecebec Hand, Phiisdelphs, }. PeTsins
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couKy c1LENoAR-ysIs DAY.

SrPRENE oURT-CIRcUIT.-Psrt Oyer and
7sruiper Pert i-Nos l9i ltis 9o2 l26 l4il lEi iaio
t 1850 1852 Ii4 1856 1860 1854 1856 1853, 1870 l41S 7s
I41s Part Nos M 1885,, AZ, 1857 lb5 1911 isg ioS
llss 1892 l7o3 l705 100 7il, l73 49, III N9 I[ Up
sussEnE CoURr- sPEClAL TERn.-NOs &D3 Nv,
ia as u.s. rs 49, So 49, 75 I'll 50, 49, 3d. 1885, 900 ~ 2
22s. - M, 80 m o-o ~
~ SOL isi 81 sll SIC 3l9 So 32i, 321 324 ld5 22
CoURT OF CONNOE PLEAs -Ps't L. short Causes)
Pos sec lSi3 9s 1857 ls5. SO ss Pat Ii-Ncs' SSi'
$50 ne s2 $685. 9s7 8s2 sS5, 9i loC0, COL oe2 s59 ~
KlsGs CoCsTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. ~, lOO us,
100 lte "a ICs 49, lis, IS, 50. ST. 10 IL 81 s. u.s.
q "A
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,,ptOn sn. te .esrOry ~.hiJ ;el;obort's Of the
eSsye
Patist Aues vas the f-st sitbess fer tAs dsfsnos.
he 80. Nth Os ~ -. eve1tos % the l5 81 Jsoaa
and ssk pirs hoo a. ooook remory es1 o'D
esnt q The evening "a. re remembered hs
2bss ..-
Ss,ssBs B.oLn9. vas examined, bat her testimony
sss Of poi0p1Ance -. .,
To. Court tber took reces as Of twenty mion'es ~
sov the JuIy Get their supV-r Il then bsus sf2Ss
Dir. p. g.. Clark commenced samIIiIg ~ Use 49, -
or part the S.eptA shortly after o'Sl'cs he
pspt tsnt of acSon h~tse.n the Pd'oRe, 80
y IN niitias he oct ms.t b 'b0"9 I-,g.,
'esporsihs he t5fn REVISED IRE $780,
srsuiIs RON me positions = TO- tr
could have possibility OF ne % -. to bs
ths NJ A., az rbe vns 30 puch nyseTg snc so'us az
este, ss6 the testimony TOO sSsht 70 sen0 '' "
bvp ..u.;,&;o, m tha
gne District Attorney pressed con'irsIoe ~ 80
L.. A.. ,o,.Ieres fly suioienr the tesue
-, th.t be prisoner toe princpa, 10 TOYS
re- Jonr- cbarYed the Jory, inst denn'ns uGisr
800, - ..r ,n,rder and teen c5ntderoo zoe %
- ~. .aaHs.hta 70 the fsc's 10 thB csse ino Nv
.ls pyisolsr tbe bar wss the p,fs)a HoO
o. A.,s ssee.ssd II was for toe JaJ 70 997
r. ,h,s ia: we've frea thro1sh the door, cAusG 'ne
r - and whetbr ths prisoner q the PeisOu
Btsh caa,ed the des,h. tne jury nsa te@.,u
n, .uit Innocence Of ne prisoner, ne ~s
s,S .. n. bensh. az Toe Judge toen sa;sd uoae 10y.
OF usntlausnter could D. fodne aN1 40
- Ia,,-sS n osips then about II o'cl0ef:
g. an absence OF half ho1r, the JorY returned
,.th vSrdic. Of GUILTY hhSsLAVGHIER IN fh2 fik'I
Ths jury was poled without altering the result and
aha ,,op4r was for sentence TIE Court ADJOURNED
h 1sE. MonoAy ~ 10 oolocE
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IN ,.ar.a.r Ea-Ask rev HGenaa GaE NSipla-T and B.
AnonSo Er.etbe Pin hssr- H'nd-I' :, go rG'~g'l Z
g. rnsih.oD LIE Pavfe, reoT- B-ui1 COBB, Cs9- 7.
kin T1., o Smith and ,'v. h..-s cIIsu- an "a
n. Smith h-r.Id,z, wD sad Mes N~~.h MIS- NJ Pier
sor 4 Dntep Me- W,l-ou, Mr.. aud Mrs. g. DlnhAn,
nsrse child Sargent and eha'ea. W 'rch.r
Wr. st0eka,R- ssv 4 swan, X Foyt 2 s;slEer n
Esp-r l. T Bro b. Me- DesDaikn-. r Rousseau w.
Adv. Me- o. st-up. v J.. jay, A schsv~rr&
Ia ba'S n C0Isord Jroa Ca,deHIs-Ar. AadreWs Mr.
s,fo'd
Ia Br bd,k Eliza Bl'iI freq B'r-gAIc.p. Phie Evans
Ms. WooloE- Harriet sto se John W B.cone, James
B7ouI low Geo HsbaSsy Rcbsrd Henry Davis
IN bG,k Sardk stsrss' from SdrdRiI-Ar Atwsteri NJ
K,ltv
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Wee1trsot the following in regard to tie movement
in Cotton from the Circular o; w. 2. WRIGHT & Co.:
RyckIrTs uE week s. eco bales bales
week ytsr IctA erce e. compared wa a.. % re-
due ,-d 7l6 90. Next larger re
iiou vii be shcnn tie Bs Of a. New orleans, rsPosd
by ssspb 10 n.ieeIsbe ard ssuA reduction Of reeri
AZ ,t poiIt ,Cied for to.efaoy c-rta It's pro
c,, peIs the interior stocks coata1ss hence The larger
I,csip . cen % S=Teiy, In CLAres'ou ard savanna
ENPoErs for Weh Geo tssi Of which $500 are fo
Crest Britain for France, and go for Other Po1
Next xesi they promise 70 be moderate, we learn ~
tessr,sh that s0 shPPes for Greet B:.n nom
Ee~ Cr.tss AID 1900 balss ten hsb-e fhe'e " ESse
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couqr OF SPECIAL sEsSIONs-tpsrL ls-BsfoTe JUS
ac,s CosvoLLY, BRESNIN and QuAcgEEBCsH

does CONxOLLY Brennan ana SCAcbEhbCSf'
ksry Ann Borden, stealing qoantlty OF JeSsTy,
P,nteptIsTy tbs John Barrett stealing oTessp'p ana
M, ia saspepd Hchksl Coleman steA5g x
mouths; James DUno, stealing silver coins
t4posy ono ntbsi CasTe. Darnel stealing otnh ho1e
rt,f1 aorhs Duncan, ssssnit and oatey Ju1seuI
,ptpSed E1vsfd Daniels assault aud battery reliten
o,srtns. lace Fulton. assault S1d battery PSnLHhLay
~,b. P,yek Pitzaerad assault and battery, HenenuAy
Doth EoGltsD stealing % and paas
uontf P.tTies Helm stealing slver R.ch' fenitsb.ap
mentts M.ry King stealing bonnet sod coss rent7nusy
poutb, james Kelly assault a0d battery hnsd S Strao
- nd Csaa,!re MoCuy, stealing caps, rensDosdi Mary
C.r,1 spo allen MoDona6 sesiDs o.ps PsnntarS on,He
eacb Begst Mckudew. stealing two ulbies roni,ebs;ay
Jotelb McO.iuCtt stealing silver std copper CONS
Psr.ptr; obth; Peter McCsDuA stealing Junt, house OF
RefsEs; BSy sHslh ADD oavey gmsn. 'a'p
Iol Hion dsAbs bed msttres Penitentlary inOhlns
allan TsyoI Jobn Forer stealing money, entenssIy
InoDths .Anb: Mary sullivan stealing sugar, feneItiJ
Ia. BAKER stealing ten yards Of popun, J1isnsot
ss,osross HoBoa Keen stealing ladies' under c0tns fel
iGsDtiAy nolths.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

TUEsDay. isrl 10.
AsHFs-Tbe muket 10 steady With Ar demand for Pots
.nd Pearls 81 f5i5. $3.50.
COTrOs-fbs market l. dgl SD rather hs. ses 81 LOO
bales including ansn. The saes ,r1e t1e u me-
ben eco bAes ha from T'oe. The a I 533 tA-L
tn, on h:nd and sbpsoad cleared, oo0 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

Anew JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHlLA.
IN pCLPHIA .nd the SOUTH and WEST Vie JERSEl
CITY-hail End Express tines leave New. Yoh 81 and
a. On, and .nd D. M faro eS shroush rcis cold Tor Gu
oipp. and he West foI Washpg toh Orleans and s
south and through baggage checked 10 Wilmington In -
"a and o. IA. trains -
No baggage will b. received Tor t uniess delivered ard
afysEss ~ the Hros ~ -sv'nT.