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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-08
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGrsL ATuRE.-On the % inst
the lower branch of the South Carolina Legislature
adopted the following resolution:


SOUTH CAROLINA LEGrsLATURE.-On the ID inst
the lower branch of the South Carolina Legislature
adopted the following resolution:
Resolred, That in order to put the arms of the
State in the most effective condition, and for the
purchase of such additional arms and ammunition
as may be necessary, the Military Contingent Fund
be increased for the ensuing year, to 100000.
Resolutions were offered by Messrs B. f. Perry
of Greenville, I. Y. simons of Charleston, and R.
B. Boylston of Fairfield, expressive of the sense of
the House in the present crisis. That of Mr. Perry
is, in substance, as follows:
Resotced, That the general manifestation of feel
ing and sentiment at the North, make it dishonor-
able and dishonorng in South Carolina and other
slaveholding States to continue united with a
people whose moral tone characterizes them as
nation OF pirates sayages, assassns and traitors
The Committee on Military Affairs recommend
an appropriation of $4,000 for the erection of two
armories in Charleston.
NAvAL.-From the Washington States of the I'd
we extract the following intelligence
Chief Engineer Everett, on receiving orders to
join the steam gunboat lroquos, resigned his COM
mission in the navy. Chief Engineer Martin also
the resignation of these gentlemen, two of the
most able and efficient officers. Mr.. Martins ex-
ertions in the construction of our new steamnavy
and Mr.. Eyerett's recent work on Naval Engineer
ments Of each. The .. S. corps of Engineers can
badly afford just now to lose such men, who, it is
said, have not been treated with fairness by the
authorities; hlr. Martin was once !" the Chief En-
gineer of the United States Navy"
The trial of the steam gun-boat lroquois having
proved satisfactory that vessel is only await
ing the orders of the Navy Department to proceed
on an experimental trip, previously to commencing
her active service in foreign squadron. She will
probably leave the Brooklyn nayy-yard on Wed
nesday next.
The proprietors of the Morgan Iron Works hav.
ing completed the machinery for the steam gun
boat Seminole, being constructed at Pensacola
have shipped it for that place. where it will be
put in the vessel as soon as it is convenient to
do so.
The recent detachment of crews for the Iroquois
and Saranac, and the somewhat dull state of the
recruiting business, have left the receiving ship
North Carolina rather thinly supplied with naval
seniors She has not at present attached to her
more than about one hundred and fifty hands, ex-
elusive of guard of marines. and about dozen
officers. The crew is daily drilled.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-08

TRoIsIEME CouR DE DISTRICT ~. SIDNEY RELF VS. HEN
de la Nouvele-orltans. RY A. LEE-No 1897.
s1xIHHE Couh DE DISTRICT LIE MEME VS.. LIE MEME.
de la Nouvcle Orleans. No 5,sI3
EN vERTU dun writ dc saisie ct vente a
- moi aresse Honorable Toiseme Cpu de District de
IA Nouseeola ct dun Judgement II de novembre
lo5J Ct sgne lie y de n2vembre 1888 aress6 par
noraee siNeme conr dc District de "a Nonyee dams
leg aiaiies cides JIG procferai lie MERCRED de anvicr
1860 midi, Hotel de la Gle la Conilnc entire les
rGes dn Camp ct des Magass, vene publque ct adud
cation de- - i = H'
, IN TERRAIN sle au faubourg Lvauiais, parcisse de
Jefferson aQuFd hui lie uatricne District de Ia Nouvclle
leans dams le No no borne par les Apollo Nayades
Premiere ct euNiee ct ddsigne lie No g. suvant plan
desse par Edward Gothie1 arciecie mai S5J
ct dpose Fetude H. b. Gems noae public
lie az terrain nesure, amdrcue 30 pieds la
rue Dexiee sur l2 pieds pouce de profone nes
Ensemble ayee ous les o privileges seyi,ues ct AVIAN
tages attaches ct apparitnaft
Saisis dams faifaire ci-dessus
GoNplTioSS-Ia semme de deux cent vngtcinq pastres
(Sl aNec pour cent dntrc depuis lie ~ de mai 1851 is
qnau Jour de la vente dex pares protect six pasires
iias aacte dc vene ct dhypoeqne les ais dinsance
compliant ct Ii balance sill await doze ois de credit Ell
billet garant par hypotheqne la propata vendue
f. T. PARKER,
10 x q ~ 1ai Sheriff de Ia Paroisse ORLEANS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-08

ihiisp ,islfgT NouRT tJ' olDSEY RELF vs., HENRY A.
oil New orleans LEE-No. 1891.
sixth DISTRICT CoUkTl SA N r SAME.
- o. New orleans: No. Ssh.
yjhTIE OF n writ of seizure and sale
to me directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
o. Ae Orleans and Of Judgment November H. and
signed November 20 1889 to directed by the Honorable the
SN District Court OF New Orleans in the above entitled
T9n street between Camp and Magazine streets WEDNEs
Ne me AN day Of January, 1860, at IL O'Clock NJ
, a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Suburb I.ivaldais
Parish OF Jefferson now the Fourth District Of New Orleans
me square No no. bounded by Apollo Sayadcs and See
oa Streets and designated as NJ plan Of the aud
the 18th May D and deposited in the office Of H. b. Cenas
Notary Public for reference Which lot measures American
measure 10 feet front Second street. by l feet inches
depth. between parallel lines.
Together with all the rights, ways privileges servitudes
Seized in the above suit.
TERSS-In cash amount of plainIrs claim be;n Tho
sum Of two hundred and twenty-five dollars s22 with Der
cent interest from the I'D day Of May 1851 ill of sale two
dollars and fifty cent, of protest. dollars act OF
sale and mortgage and costs Of nit and the balance any at
credit OF Twelve months with note secured by mortgage
property sold.
F. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish o Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-08
FORREST AND JAMIEsoN.-The New York cores
pondent Of the Charleston Courier writes:

pondent of the Charleston Courier writes:
When the great tragedian - was worsted by his
wife in that famous case, he swore that no public
person who took active part against him should
ever feel anything but his wrath Jameson, you
know, was the author of the ..Consuelor letter
Forney, of Philadelphia wrote to Geo. Roberts, of
Boston. then at New Orleans, to get Jameson
tight, and make him say something against the
become public made Forrest very bitter against
Jameson, Roberts and others. Miss Kimberly,
the wife of Geo. Roberts, has often publicly com.
and it is supposed here that if the great tragedan
wishes it Jameson will not be allowed to play in a
Broadway theater Next week will tell the story
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-08
CONSTARLE'S SALES.

sE'Gs s gs ST , COURT y ~ BERMAN
IN VIRTUE of an order of sale directed to
- by The Hon d. T. Mitchell Second Justice Of Peace
Tor the Parish of Orleans in the above entitled cause will pro
coed 10 sell at public auction warehouse situated
Gus street between Poydas Perdo Streets TUESDAY
December IL, lS59 III IL o'clock NJ
Two CASKS OF BRANDY.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-22
Sefdnnfmdbmmac.
Scr Tpvffcbritts

Ntu Zen Steamern lrbter Sabrtru,
Srb'slte S@reitsr picss friihc Srrtcn;
our alt UNI Sung oar ManGulei.
8ete, Gofte, 3udsr. Gbreclace,
8clteneu. 3meti&en tefe gpaart;
3nnn SamesfbrauG, pyum febret elm.
Nn@ Niett. 6ett, Butter, Shinttn.
&aie, 9esrtnse. brauf fam man t, infen;
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Scrrntislli, Nacarcni, Sii unp Qid,ter,
Surtsn' 9tmer, Seien !re9tn auigci6i6trt
Bum %rrfduf fir 0rrs unp Rtcin.
DER Wenih ma&t tdsl,h neuc SaGncn,
emit tets an 8crtldtrttt. an ole 9lbuen =
0srSaufmann %ipeculirt epm MOraenin rie Na6!;
VI 1T beoaht fir feline &uncsn,
Sentt ausmal, mas maa beun muubeu
Vie Nusmnhl 1T seiheb'n.
Sbr irerr' cs wirilib Iebn.
&ommt fanfet tiuise friite SSaare
unp hamit Ihltebt e~rsetrnit einaelurcn
s. 9. 0u6s.
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NufurcerunI.

9err George S~snatof (5pbu pes
melI1no amiss R~rntmeiltcrs Senaifad in Sier~
prl5l, 9~r9fnwartig angrbli6 in cprr bel 8,hmpnb
IN T'rAin''n bel einsm gnnomnnne teItGftiat,
m'ro b'ereur6 eriuht, tebufS Der iihern Suffer
hsuua iur ION mihttaer Nahridatru, feline mic
aum le'nes Nree'tS9eberS aenIus NrreIIe an bic
llntcr3eidncten sin;uicncen, entpcpsr Direct pfr
pot ODER cur6 Die SsrmittluuN ser Office oieIss
StnttrS. GtaS. elmutb II. Gu,
y Nprtb g0iuiam Street. N,w 9Icrt.
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OeutIms 8rieflilfe.

Yet Gem gbbeen eteicr Srtcfe mug temerft wcrren, hap bic
rlben annpncirt irc.
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Suput. $. U. Srano,S. Qua.
Ceader, Yaul. GItn6rr, Ynul.
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Siiher. 8r0n,. 8iute, 6,irrid.
Suutbsr, QItctt. Solitah. 0t.
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Rabl. Nm. &cB, Nua. II. Garl.
tetttaler, 8. Vinoemdnn. 9pmiuicus. y
Miler. Carl Sbcctpr. Wsmitrr. & 81. Nfuftlebr.
Riemdnr. MarbduS. Iobl, Gptias.
peppsr, I. $. 9t6lb r, Nnrreas.
Nfrinaitn, Smmanuel. Sctumonu, Chs.
spiru'ann, rs. 9Si9gCrS. @ttbareus.
8" Ter SIT'ee ,. vi. II at elm Srief fur 6srrn
8ricrrth Sprinssr.
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0roRer Derkenf splab!
Slu'9c SrD9UOSs!
NO, q MainRr.
Srt Spfepb 6 tsnms.
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8armnl

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1909 yar6s lt6ne SaIeneia DrsGt8 Al l2I. fvcrlb 81.
;mS!S[ laT3lst, plain II; NJ. 3sOusIin p0n I23 bis 81,
200 gos. aanS fare. Merinos ia 20, 25 uno hpb,r,
80tRfn, mel sn II. seIben SLAMMED, gan, QBrne, n 3.
@Fo!sl3tn InS un9ebIsittsn S4inin8 unN SbCctina,
Yrn 81 Gt5. an unb ~aufoarts, "'
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fciten, oF"'
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SrtfnlIUn SttrtS fWr 81, 374, So Gta. uno n,ebr. BEN
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lgioETer' Sn9rain Carpet nit Wpatn Suline8 n
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@!aa lI aSsr H0rltbti8, ben rihtisfn Srye ;n fnbsp.
J5lfTh StraGF.
no. ~ @oinifr.
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Seine @swir3. GbOeuIope erbielt lpstsn

giiensGbOeOiaoe, betanpis frfh uno pcn rritsr
QuaIjtdt bti 8. 6. Gi5tsr OL"'
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6ppfen rmpiehIt s. 6. Tiikrr M',
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sssetabiliiht @iutreinisuna5-Dile 8rmorstbtse, Sa,nts. unS
osuhth5 3y5'lr= 9tlen; NeHane's Yrter Yiatn; 6ufaHos. On
ltettsr's. SoErhapcn'e unS 9atcrS Yiitcr5, Mid, erboItsn mn wv,
8erfauf bi ! 6 TiS1r% . 81 ~"
&ammt, fsint nnp arobe, BON Jnpia rubber, GLEN
ttin gno porn %frani0fi5e ane en9Iiltt 3asn- unO RaaeI6arinten;
). 6. Sii6tr, I9f.
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&urnitbule.

ErT HnabbanAi9e &urn @ersin ~beatiihtat, cine 3uynTduIe fur
3p9I'nGe. ~ srTidAlen. he III riutn Glitter pon s bis Is Sabren i,
pen; 2te hNne GSltilltelt zines iClcb,n 9niituts III RE tcran.
ipadltnpe ju9cne, tur reren "TRIP Ride uno aud, ocUtloc Muebii.
eTn9 Fer Sttsln enrdA prattiite @tdnnr sOrse III iragtn Ysripritt,
RHp 9sWlB Sn Sl!Ca uo @riieEen erfannt ncreen, wr5balb ber
SerCtn rehi "itsn &nmeIaunsen entaeaenIcht bic tsi Sn, GSu5rS
ro 6reita9 &tsno 9smadt mcro,n t6nrtn. F
Die 9eein9unatn ipsroen 6ggsrlt mdBio oefeQt.
SIM @uftra9e hCs gSCrtinS Ger 0rrI,,h
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Wirttfhafte. Serfauf

etne irpblsinssri6tcte u. f~rrQurute 9assrtierr
SStrtb'6aff. init neuem Saeotea.9 'corp &c. &C..
ltrpt irfaen Notwithstanding in Nsterstura
3um Ssrfauf Ndbsrss su ~srfragrn III Ger Office
eisieS Slattcs.
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Ueucr= unb ASarime!0t0efmram,

Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance Company
Die elm Bona She Capital ron $500, 900 tcIiet
unp i'm Sabre 1882 purt Die Grieeaetung
pm Sirsinien ~ein9eieBt wurpe.
SerltNeran9tn mereen eurdt oiclt att gpmraanie ertbciIt untcr
etr ~9unli9ltCn Seetn9un9en GC9en Scuers unS s8ancrib6een an
St9enipunl auer Irt. ais: SGuler, WfeuSel, @nter une ISaarcn
euer Ntt, lpiprel III Ger Staei, ais dud i'm Yanes, uns perben Die
be'rt1rnocn NusJablunSen prompt scleiftt.
&s- 6ur ote Yolite ue Die aufnosmC Ger ,u serfbtrnbeu GSs-
ssnltanee wirb ntdtS berednci.
Strt Np; III 1tainitr., &idmcne. 9o.. cine Gtar +, tcrtals
StSpetW Slltetr. @. 9. 9pwarbin, Yrdfe.
"''''"W @tilte, W. Secretur. [l0.l.
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NEW-M ARkET HOTEL,
Sds TER 6teu NM MnrihaGifr.. Nld,mpnp 0a.

Dtdt rtt,tnecn Yrblfun wjro siclcs nu tr ecrirtctc SpieI Be-
items tmrirolcn. @lethatttg c LAUDER ito, bic llnt,r;eid,nCtcn, aub
eaS bterSe Yublt'um III rftCr,m Se(ud ibrS etltmafrca einocg
rt6iotn Sctate Tcunrltri %ctnSulabcn, nrielhI man nCS beS Bite
sG9treNt uo lpnrt9e Srtr1tuugcn, Hcbit ;urcr'cmmCuer 9eete.
MING Tnecn WirS. @auter II. Ypbrrrt
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Scrmifcbte 2trsei9cm.
ss tibsim SsftIsr IL. 0cmp..
LIZ Mninirreet

cnpiteef letHtnSlrre IN allen Srrtsn Qle unp gHoNcrfore,n. YinSe:
Slrnuicn Il. /. no, etenic 6eRferel1S IN iteer G3rrBe ue Snolitdr
gur AuniInaler une gietbattr pom @Lyerti unc 3eitnsn cine orrst
&uSrabi Ter bchen MatcriaIien. "V
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@n Sbim0 tom Oartcrp.

Ntttntn 8rcnnecn ub bent eCcbrtcn NutIitum ole Mn,sioe bas
th otcien Ner9uu9un9S0drtrn urCrupmnitn babe. uo MID b,nui.
ben meroe. eurh oufmertiame Seolcnuus ricicn Gartcn ~ rnem
9trn heluhien @rhrlun9spiOe III maiden. SncCm i'd rph te N}cr.
lherur9 9ebc, Zap iN nur Ole tcicn Srtiltn uno Get dnft fibrr
l1ee tb 3usetdp Sa tfterem 8,IaGc frcuntI DIT rin. '
Simpn StcinIriu
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gst benz gbbclsn biefr Sriefe mug temerft ,perrtu, eaf bic
klben annpncirt iirr.
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sSbc0tcr
Ncrcim.
Wrntaa, Den 31aen October .. g., finbst bic erI
ScrltrClung brrlrr Satirn IN bonn @rreinslcfale tat
Sur Nufubrun9 fpmmt:
Qrolog 3ur Gr61nung.
6ierauf.
Ser nltc SfuSCut.

Stollntt'tbe &!elnl9teit IN 2 NutjIgcn Don Mlaltib.
YerlUnen:
@raf nrn Sisneritrin. @utsbcliber.
&bereir. feline Gcdttr.
pen 6lahsntrcpf, &~trreIsnS b~sifimmter Srdutisam.
Spltp. Stuccnt.
Spbann, Eicnrr In SirrtrfrtnS 6aus.
;3irtlctrn benz erifen uno Smeiten gift San.
Nah Der @pritcuuns Sau.
Us rsrpen aue Nit9lierer bcS Sereins hG1jhf rius
IT'D gu Sieler &criteluns reAt sablrcih Elm.
l~ufturcu.
6remrentidetS tEuuen uur puu Witeljeecrn res
SeretnS UNI smar l~Gu9ItenS his Nttnrs I ubr bel
penn Galirer, Srn. @i9aur, ~atsebplt wsrpsu.
SIN Nuitrdae
Der NeQtIItur.
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Ncme Matsciocm.

Die sSirtbibaft ret llntrr;eidnrten an Der Ode Der
Srcae uno 6enrpltra6e lebt infer tiuiaen Sceins
9unS II su rerrcutrn unp fann am 1 Nppember Be
;p9tn wcretn. Sptn DrnSter.
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z haap & @U's
6ren& Confectionery unp 8artstatrn- Stcrt.
rsutite 6rilhte II. 6ausbaltunss-@rtite

GUT grDGps mo ). StrlEe.
StetS al Sano ale @rten uor Syunes> Ganbjes. 5rjdt,r Gh,.
lace, &cn6pne &c. ~" SP'>
e6tnlp Elm auS9spdhltes 0ae"r ron Eran;STiteu Worffms
HaIlnen, Surhsl. Srtt! uno 0alsnterie"S abci, Sdrei6motsrioI
9tenttne"rsn, YoTtnDnliattS, SuntIierladrn, feline J6rbe. SpI;.
Gnolidb etEe NuamobI Son Cigar N umS IQ6af isber DIRT rnh
pon better Suaiii6t. N"' wa All ""o
@H4 Spis9cI un0 Gpiescl9l5er 9<S pen iebsr sOrt, ~ Sosen.
VA @fuHf< 2nit rmrntt. -sgz
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etne reuitdnris ein9crihtete uno all c,ner aaua
barren StraEe gclcsene 0rrctrp itebt inter aim.
It gen ScntnAunatn ,u eerf1uicu. NG9ercS ,u erfob.
rem in Der Siicc tieles Slattes.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF POLiCE.


This Boar5 met yesterday afternoon at Police Head
Qu.rers President St.man in the chair aud all tac
men.bers present.
The following eport Of the Committee on Laws aud
OroinaLces v a. presented ana unanimously alop'et.
TIE Committee ON Laws aUf Ordinances naying
considered the petitions fO and rem0nstraaces akanst
the enforcement Of the existing laws relative 10 the
observance Of Sunday respectfully offer the following
resolutions:
Tb, BsIdi. bourd by it. organization enforce the laws
AZ they exist il being swe settled pncpe that the Admins
,rye Department eCing as the ground
coubs conflicting with the pint u hs CVIstuon
H. The Chm, religion IL that wal n has always existed
since the Of the country and ers ia these
Ued S.ts spized and prossed by the masses OF ths
o. pr Of various fr d-nouuaiins and nearly all 1t shch
Iegsrd ID, Chritsu Sabbath part OF their religion
Ill That the hthsst aicsl authorities regard 1e Chrsian
religion the p,evaLg rgon of the county aud that ihe
po,eco tue rights al. other religions still leave the
pLcipes prsccs aud laws Of bo whole ChiTian community
Isrsucuut ID M fIll fIfce.
~ Inst the true principles e religious Liberty ID not allow
the portion OF c)mnulity 20 Al upDn tie great
the people abandon the enforcement Of those Sunday
which have existed since the settlement Of the county
the abuses in dsegsrfng the Sunday laws,
p.rtusry public exhibitions Sundays AID rsihcsiug in
q ke things should far tle aS al 5s' be pre-
by the whole power of the police force aud of the ms
tracy. go,
VI Ths the las OF tie Dd in conformity with the opinion
OF the masses O the people In regard 10 moral principles aud
pactct aud III punishment Of day OF
b. degarded repealed because ot pcu-
lar entertained ty small pJrtoh' Of the COM
munity
Samuel W. Ellis Of the Second Precinct. John G..
Forbes OF the Fourteenth and Charles Albeitson OF
the Secord resigued their positions in The Depart
ment. Their signatobs were accepted.
The BOa!d they adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
Id W LNI'ELLIGENCE.


SUPREME ECoURT-CH.Hseks-JuLr s--BsGorr Jasio-
CLEExs.
WRIT OF ERROR AND STAY or PROCEEDINGS The
CASE or FELIX SANCHEZ.
The People, ke., ast- Felix 5aocaez
This morning, application Of Willis III. Anthon.
counsel for Felix Sanchez Justic. CIerke granted
AID u proeedLg u. Judgment Sanchez
h Anthsn q confident of having th, verdict aside
around u hsw In the ndne aud exception % Jud,
Rnsls rhDg the question aalteIy the prs ner, ~
which led him 20 the commission oi the crime.
Thus, tbs four prisoners b. hsnxri On
the I'd of July have been repreved Sn,s Of er0r
exception Of the ChnsHan who repeyd By Goyeraox
MORE DIVORCE CASES.
William 7. Woodraf agt. Mary A. q. Wooirua
Thi. 1eh suit for divorce, the ground Of sIul.
TRY appear. from the papers Tie parties were married
IN ibis city IN Marn lS2 They lived together Bin OF
Marco ast when plaintiff alleged aat be inrnsc
s'ed hat On That Gay bis wife had c
named Gndcrseye At No I6 Howard street, aud that a. VARIOUS
f1rtnrr enafsd on nfrml;ion nat visited
bocsr 81 fame, b1, wh parricu r k,a.e.
A"" a as there had csrpa Intercourse with divers ersons
Soes- hanes are unknown ~
The referred exJudEe Peabody whose spor.
morning
srsnrol errs made by The attorney Coz the psiatf
Keep ne tp)fg-rs from puoSng this ard when
the s,rney threatened then saying Dc would
TIE Court uss enforced. The reporter. hwcyor happeaias
ss1Ld Tie CouTt ues as well - he sttcrnsy pid 10 as
ION 70 hi1 threats.
Martha =. Young 81. Forester Young.
Ihs Is aso action for divorce on the ground of
adultery alleged been committed BY the husband Ta
Parties joined In marriage in 1884, aud lived
hiten years They have six children th. edest
hu'een Of About i've the husband iet
.r aud iOoA Els bosJn susan DAVIS With whom he
lived for the past thrre yrers, n Sh~rif street.
The report Of referee IN favor oi sag divorce 70 III.
wife confirmed today.
AMI Doid, Receiver, &c., sgt. Aaautssius Ncho.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

Widder, Ms Nickinson, and Me-srs. De,bistire,
Dnggar, ID. Il. Reed, H. J. Gibbs. Alsr NJ Less k:
Ognby, Poiey, j. Nckinon, lr, /. Csrruthers, aod
Dr. Simpson (Montreah.
Shortly before the arrival of the vessel a, Lonely l.
laud, ia Georgian Bay, pat of the machinery, the
cro-sbeads snspped in cali, aud it became absolutely
Necessary Consequence ior the safety of the ship to
sbut of the steam The Ploughb0y, being, like most or
al IL the eanen on Lake HIron unprovied with
mais ste tins necessarily left TO tue mercy ottoe
winds and waves, which drtied her at their pleasure.
TIE danger Of such portion beiug apparent some of
the Grew volunteered 10 proceed 10 a. open boa; to
Owen Sound distance of some - m'le- to secure The
nd of The ste Cansgn 10 TOW the Pougneoy into
safe anchorage.
Bu, long before the assistance thus sent f3r ooci he
ob'aued the PlOughbOy had been slowly but iHev-
itably ard belplessy drifting 70 that dangerous portion
Of the living west Cf Cbabo. Point aud IN spite oi
every pfecauiiop, little before the dawn of Sunday
morning found the unt unae vessel within fifty yards
Of PERCEPTIONS rrck-bOund shore with heavy swell
Of .5e 20. setting in coward it, and gsle lowing her
directly upon the breakers. Immediate aeath stared
ths passengers 10 be face i beng tOl egieot that
il the ye-sel strHck-as secured ineyitsb e-in few
minutes not sOul would be ieit 10 ten tie tdle.
HCsha'Os God wives, byCtae-s and sisters aud sl
friends therefore took last farewell, ccmmeoted
them selves 81 Providence auf prsparedtO meet ther
COON, whst they miTacuiou-ly saved while Just
in tee very iaas Of death 81 & distance of oEly -
yards frorn land, lee shore, aad IN $50 feet Of
water, the anchors, which had been dragging for
some twelve mlles 10 the npe nope OF po',p )niug
the fate of the snip TIT daylight, caught bottom aud
telc fast the vessel at that moment beyotd sl
possible he P from humsn agency.
She aimed in that position from hall past two
O'clock Oz Saadsy norG.ug Until about tue succeeding
midnight, when the steamer Cduadian, from Owea
Sound which ad been sen! TO toe rescre took her in
tow and at ded all her Passengers in safety at Cous
wood tt balfpsst one O'Clock on MOncsy. Tue ex'
curson taus broken up. and the patty returned at
Che to Toronto. The valuable lives of FIVE Ministers
Of the Crown have thus been preserved while longer
tor the benefit of their country
The Gi5te sd.s: 1--WE trust that the Postmaster
General dn the Improperly Oi sending
sIch boat the PlOughboy tue stormy waters OF
Lake Sdleri"r We also congratulate the Cumms-
sidrer Of Public Works on the admirable opportuai-
ties he has had Tor testing the efficiency of tue Lake
Huron light houses. We hope that there vas no ack
ofprovsions on board, and, above all that the cham
payne held out"