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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-10

DGr 1t is predicted that Sickles will
not resign bis seat in Congress in conse-
quence Of his late brilliant feat. He will
find his sojourn in Washington rather
lonesome.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-10
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO

A BRITISH AND FRENCH pRorcroRATE.
WASHINGTON, Aug ga meeting otthe Cabinet
was held Yesterday, to take int consideration the
| despatch received from Mr.. McLane, our Minister
to Mexico, in relation to the treaty recently con-
Guided between him and the Constitutional Gov
eminent Of Presiden. Juarez.
Mr.. Mclean and our Government were in posses
sion ofreliable information several months since,
that the Mexican Government lad invited France
and England to assume the protectorate Of Mexico,
h,+.o ret n.,res,o,ss hns @heon m,de Nv ,bose
: -. :, 49, - .s ,s 80 - - $500
~
e hilifa' ~ '.'S ~ n'saa's' @il ~.
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-10

OPPOSITION. DEMOCRAT.
Governor
John Netherland. ! lshan G. harris.
Coagrsss.
j. TAR. Nelson, Laiiacn G. Haynes,
g Horace Maynard, ]. G. Ramsy,
s. Reese B. Brabson, S. A. Smith,
a Wm. B. Stokes, e John Fl. Savage,
s. Rebt. Hatton, Chas. Ready, Ind.
g.. No candidate. j. IL. Thomas,
VIM. IT Polk,
I. Theo. Il Gibbs, John " Wright, Il
s. James M. Qaarles Thos. Menees,
4, 9. Emerson Ethridge, j D. G. Atkins,
| 10. John l.. I. Sneed, Wm.T. Avery.
D. u. Currier, hid
The Second, Fifth and Eighth Districts
were represented by K. Ms in the last
Congress the other seven Districts by
Democrats. We shall probably gain the
Second where there wasia minority Of
only 205 to overcome. In the Fifth the
contest between Ready, who was elected
fin 81 as a K. n by 800 majority, and
wbe is now running as an Independent
Democrat Hatton is said to be close
The Democratic State ticket is doubtless
elected and a Democratic majority in the
Legislature. -
| KENTUCKY. The latest despatch from
Ekentneky was this
/ LouELvnhE, Aug. s. Tie returns so far as they
have been received, indicate thecleetson of Moore
lthe Opposition candidate for Congress in the Ninth
District, md Adams, the Opposition candidate, il
| the Sixth District.
| The vote is very close, and the results YET
| doubtful,
/ Previous dispatches announced the
1electionsof Mallory, K. N, from the Louis
villes District, Bristpw, K. n, from the
Third Underwood's) District, and the
probable election Of Anderson, K. n, over
1Chrisman, Democrat, from the Foulth.
fSimms, D. was also announced as 'prooa,
}blye!ecteda from the Eighth, Ashland Dis.
jtrict. The returns left no doubt as to & {
election Of the Democratic State ticket
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-10
Ten DAYS Later from California.

/ SOUTHWEST Pass, August 5.--The Tehuantapec
Company steamship Habana, wiliehleit Minattlan
on the afternoon Of Tuesday, the andinst., arrived
at this point at o'clock this morning, and passed
up the river with tie California mails and passeh-
gers, making the passage from Minatitlan in two
and half days.. 49,.
The Habana brings advices from San Francisco
to the both u, which are ten day than those
received by the overland mail at Memphis.
san FRANCISCO July 30. The Pacific mail steam
er Golden Agga, and the Vanderbilt steamer, Uncle
Sam sail to-day for Panama, with 81 100000 in
treasure and 100 passengers, nine ofwhom go via
the Istbmus of Tehauntapec.
+ Business in. San Francisco is very dull, and the
prices of most descriptions of breadstufs and pro-
visions closed with declining tendency
There is no political or general news of impor-
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-10

i THE ARMY FOR Mexico. --The New York CORES.
pendent of the Washington Union, furnishes the
following additional facts concerning the army Of
5000 saiato be organizing in the former city Tor
Msxico.
\ The colonel Of the New York regiment Of 500
is naless than the late eomnissary general of our
State militia, j. Hobart Ward, who held a vol
nnteer captains commission in the Mexican war,
fought CALAMITY in the principal battles, and won
among other trophies, the affections of charming
senorita, whom he married and brought with him
to his Northern home. His adventurous spirit and
love of luxurious tropical life, backed By the
strong national preferences Of his beautiful wife,
who belonged to wealthy and influential family,
have turned his thoughts of late years to the great
subject Of regenerating Mexico BY American arms.
Capt Ward although the active spirit Of the enter
prise, contents himself with the colonelcy Of the
New York regiment, the chief command being given
to another distinguished volunteer officer in the
Mexican war, formerly of the South but now living
in this city, whose name Iamnot at liberty to give.
He is a skilllul general, brave#as 2 lion, and i'm
mensely popular. fla satisfactory bargais can be
made, the American army will be put in motion
cary in September at the tnrthest. Capt. Ward,
has receivedhundrels Of letters fiom New York
militia officers Of all grades, from lieuieuants to
generals, asking Tor commissions under him, aud
there is more military talent offering both lorrapk
and file than he knows what to do with.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-10

refuge on the coast Of England wassan object &
great importance, but theexponss Of such an 1in-
dertaking would be something near "a 100000
and therefore no such measure would be proposed
this season. Il
Lord John Russell, in reply to inquiries on the
SUBJECT, stated sthathe understood from the Empe-
roriNapoleon that there were no provisions made
an the treaty Of Vishfranca that. military force
should be used, Unnecessary to restore the Dukes
Of Tuscany, Modena and Parma to their posses
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-10
Political Sensation.
The city papers publish the following

The city papers publish the following
despatch
New York, August 1.-THE New York Herald
publishes letter from Governor Wise, of Virginia,
to a friend in New York, stating that President
Buchanan Is candidate for reelection to the pres
idency, and would use his patronage and power to
disappoint Senator Douglas and all other aspirsnts
] Governor Wise in his letter pledges Virginia to
the support Of Buchanan, on a sound platform. OF
popular sovereignty against squatter sovereignty,
and thinks she will rallyet her support all the
Soutbcfn States. Governor Wise says Douglas
cannot be nominated, and concludes as follows: y
of have the popular strength you suppose me
to possess, it will itself fix the nomination. Get
that, and am confident of success"
Tie publication OF this letter has created tre-
menauous sensation at Albany aud other places.
i This is sufficiently answered by the fol
lowing letter which was published in the
St. Louis Republican, Of July 3lst:
BEDFoRD, Pa, July %, 1859.
"My Dear Sr:-Is have received your kind note
of the 18th inst, with leader from the Post and
whilst appreciate as it deserves. the ability and
friendship displayed in the editorial, yet regret
that it has been published.
'sMy determination not to, under any circunl-
stances, become candidate for reelection is final
and conclusive My best Judgment and strong in.
cnatcns unite in favor Of this course lo cast
doubts upon my predetermined purpose is calcu
lated to impair my influence in carrying out impor-
tant measures, and afford pretext for saying that
! they have been dictated by desire to be re.nom
mated
/ g With the kindest regards, &C., remain, sim
cerely and respectfully, your friend,
lsigned) JAMES BUCHANAN"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

URoUzt, President OF THE ARGENTINE Con-
rEDIRArIos.--A Buenos Ayres correspondent Of 7As
81. Louis republican gives the following interesting
accoun. Of Urquiza, President Of the Argentine Con.
federation:
"Thc man of oil Others most prominent in South
America mt this time il Don Justo de Urquza, Presi.
dent Of the Argentine Consideration. In game that
Government is Republican, aud its Constitution Is
cose imitation Of that Of the United Ststesi nut
little else than Constitutional Monarchy. Inc na-
ture Of the people, to habits sod culture, require
great force and proDpttude in the Executive Ihere
Il an arbtrariness in ell South American kep0bhcs
that would not endure for a day ~ ycur country. Ur-
ouza 4, al H. a. me time President OF the Federated
States and Governor Of one OF the provinces Entire
Ros sud actual osner OF the oil Of the greater part
of ttst province. On these lands be has nearly half
million Of cstte, and OF horses ard shesp similar
any kind Of monopoly or merchandise. In the msre
matter Of making money, be has no rival in South
Aniercs, IL IN the world. His origin wes among tho
lowest Of the people, and bis first money Was made "
keeping, what you call in your country, liquor gro
Gerry. To this day be continues the business, snd ~
part or In whole proprietor Of innumeraos gros sries
al over the country, in which the soIdiery maze su
their purchases, ard pay in moIttly checks 90 the
Treasury. From being conrsaudan, OF the miite ot
ment and Il en- 20 rapidly grew bis influence that he
soon became both Governor and Militiry Commacder
Of kis native province. In this relation be marched
10 aid TIE reyoluons,s of Uruguay ia lsol and then
drec,ed his force against Rosss who was President
Of the Confederation and Governor Of Buenos Ayres,
with titles of Supreme Dictotor, &c. Rosss, ike 9
ehaized I01, bdes MS tine in exile at Southampton,
presert term o! Crqniss, as Piesdent terminates ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL TgEM-FEB. s-Belore
Iu11e ROOskyELI.

FORECLosURE OF NoRTGAGE-sTRASGE CASE.
john j. Mcneil administrator &c sst AsGbe Denuson, Il al
This is proceeding to tOreclOse q mortgage not N
the pIsntifs possession, and opce already paid and
sstsfed. and delivered up, and Cancelled, and 90 en-
tered more than a years ago in the books OF the
Registers Office.
D.uoB Of the defer dents the 23t Of Decern
tsr is executed 20 the ste Theodore b. Tslnsdgs. mort
rere CO. o Ia West street. Moray street. IA
this city Tsnsdge died abou, four ysns .erwafd on ~
l7,h Of January s. Hld.oo in Columbia County esns
yours xicow under sse and afsH. children uneassy
bic cssih paper dated April 1S33 w.s proc aeeo "
Philip Burrows porting 70 be the vii o. re deoease
Burrows egatee large amount and sole euu
tukt.s the and testamsDtsfy guardian ~
Az apsiea,on made By BIrroSs me
E.w-York County ioE test neS;J on ne snesei
rrourd the tne Of be de1n Az
of Nw-York that fact b-iIg nsesssy oJ !, - conis
iuoic,ioi upor the Of ths cuby aus
ucces. bu. does rot clearly a2pen no" the question
81 ir,,ion ~ di.oosed Of L...srs testzueG,sry
isa on ,he 22h of Msy lsf AID Burrows eoasctef ths
ie,e, IL bopd AID on TIE h ot D-cenbr In the SAN
go ,ts mor,r.Yor paid hi f5 B seccrnt OF III
Ifrsnai ali q irtors,d tie bond, leayiss
S s,srrst the securities % Hiram Waxorh, CerH Of tbs
Coart of Chancsry, who he 18th Of sgteber 1876 IN
rrrsree order # that Court sssigne3 David
Psuco Boa these panied By
reeaTd<d On the lsh % Hoyeber lsi Derrson p.s ths
ossr principal aud Interest, ia gil TO Rautoph, AID
re- sived from i'm the seeurrs az ssse.n pce
which nlsd ard srteIsd the cay from tas.
ti1e-s period Of a yeaishe pre7es rerairst, 20 al
appeafs-ees fee sSe clsar from e. ircolo loaIte. iA
toSe,h.r 10 $500 been o5,aosi ID. "a "a OF as
kegstsr .hae % th. effect BDo". Re 4i ssi ~ 'n
couLiy TN lsi ana steps ~ers taken 70 dtafo o
acts or :: Gal bs aGIEon'y n agssiSI- s y"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
Nssu:11ork Dailn Gribrnre
HoJV TO BRIDGE GREAT RIVERS.
10 ne E9ito, Of The N. !. Tribune.

10 he E9ito, Of The NJ Y. Tribune.
SIR: The undersigned desires to draw the attention
Of capitalists and scientific men to his plan of SUBJ
merged tunr el TO connect NewYork with Brooklyn, or
any other place where a bri ige cannot be built,
model of which is now on exhibition at the Rounds 81
the Merchants Exchange.
The distance lom Peck slip TO Fulton street. Brook
lyp, is about 200 feet. 1t proposed to make an
oval tube Of plate iron, of an inch thick, 2s feet
vide II feet high, and 200 feet long, rlveted To-
pether in the same manner as an iron ship or boiler,
launched broadside into the water then oated to its
place and sunk by letting the water in at the ends by
means of large valves After the entrances are COM
pleted the water may be pumped ont. There are
two dfive-weys feet wide each, and tSo foot-p uhs
feet WIDE each; beneath these within the tube, IRON
ballast is placed to keep the tunnel in its posuon. As
there is about 60 feet Of water in the rver no npedi
mett would be offered to navigation. Thtre are three
rows of columns at intervals of 10 feet separating the
ways ard foot paths, which adds to the sfen h
Of the structure. The inside would be panied and
well H,htei with gas. As the tunnel would De perma
pert when finished not requiring any repairs except
on the iusice the only expense would be IN lighting
cleaning and collection of tolls.
200 fee. Of TUNE HT' It ss5 S; > $4,000
Displacement Of water requiring 2V0o iun' o. Hoa
r.csv.tion Of bottom lo9eOo
F.Vns o.iwsy and ico 1000
Sc, -; :. :, -. nd. Observation-Disclosures. l?Oo0
Laying track for ,Se9
lofrr dams AZ
Erecting apparatus and pun ping
Reel for
Buolg A0N'V
Total cost Of construction. sl2"tO
coSr or WORKING.
Salaries II Superintendent sDd toicoleetors yeafly
S,lsries OF mel 70 cieau, lght add open gates. ~
G., " light ysariv.. iCS
ReT.lr, Of driyewsys and ootps,hs yearly iV
Total coat Of working ysarv...............'. SILL"
RECEIPTS
o0 rp0 foot us,seu~ers yearly, st3 csuts.'.'. ro@V
80 n vssous and 9TH, vehicles .: 10 oest'..'' l'Vo
80
Dsdsct working cNpeases..'.
sufTlus reycrue. s'0r'
Is T. cert pcr annun OF cost Of CONSTRUCTION al 80 IA
nA4neHance
Balance yetsiy..... '''.'''''."'''
VIII il not be conceded by any wise hniocisr thaI
This wclk would De sefs, profitable and permanent
investment
The great and constantly increasing difhcaiy Oh
crossirs the East River by Of ferries, IN coase
quence Of ard fog, and the smount OF trafnc
render il imperative that some other means OF COM
munication should Dc had than now exists.
A good and efficient tunnel would be best suited 10
tunnel Of any required length could be made after
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
Nater Cure.


DR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE, at Florence,
IL ks,s three miles from the Northampton Railroad
Dpo, t one 81 the largest and be regulated estshhen.s
he United States and kept IN operation throughout the
DR. Mpade IL next 10 Pressnz the eminent prso
i1opsr Of the xs,orcse that Germany has produced"
IN. Y. TYibsne.
"H, vs-ou. publication, saltwater cures certainly
among The best not the superior, q Any In Germany
~ '' Hone Journal
"We are convinced that higher authority than be- Ia
matters % hydropa be found In our own OF any he
eoont" Amsl Msss1ne Of Homeopathy ard Hyaropstay
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
feaal Notices.

PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
ne oognty Of New Yok notice hereby given 70 all parsons
Ssshx Cams ssaGt koLkER j. BECK, late OF the Oiy %
the with Noncher, thete
~, Ie subscriber, at the Office Of o. MeADAM, No. 70
HEtIeet IN the City Cf NeWYork before the tSenty-
sshn ssy OF Aprl rex-Ds:ed. AswYork the ninsteena
Sy GOct bef, less. SARAH L. BECK,
eot~ lavtnW ASnilstrs.rix, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

Tie enterprs;rg farmers of Mont you,cry County. 2,
Nd, who, few years since formed Mataai flre
Insurance Company, have dore good business aur,ns
the lsst year. A dividend Of 20 pei cent o. .os ,h az
nua interes' ba, just been oeealo, scaovns "a
about sSOo, $50 ard tic cash assets ee o; Iss ans
number Of rersons inssred ancusss 70 o so'"' 1'S'
and the insurance re aehss about =, 5,0W"V'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
COURT CALENoAR-rs,, DAY.

UsIyrD STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. &c, 100,
26 10 70 inclusive.
SUPREME CoURr-GEsERAL TERs.-Nos l3, IL,
10, q, zs D. ~, A.
SUPRENE CoURr-CrRcUT.-S,me a, yesterday.
RSrPERGoR COCRI.-Nos. 900, 81, 28, %, 3lt,
5f 523 l6 $780, a. 40, sl, fl2, Af AT, AZ AZ, o. go,
2G7 = -
CoNsos PLEAS. -PARr H.-Nos. l85, 263, 20,
IA 2y3 295, 2y7, <9s 2e9 SOL So2 81, 5Os, 49, ise
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
NEW-YOhK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY g. 1859.

the above par, by making il in sections ofoOnyesient
9Th and sinking vertical shafts ct proper IN va!s
10 r.s ABOVE the vanr, the ends Of the eont'nnons
sections tern naiipg 10 the shst, that, raen com
pl.td, tsnEel Of any required leRgth could be OBJ
tained VIZ. A. MORRISON.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
Us COMMISSIONERS COURT-Eeb. s.-Be,ore ar

JOSEPH bkIDGHAH.
The NUTILATED CoIs CAsE-coNAHNEST OF THE
ACCUSED.
The examination in the case Of Csrnims Baja, ac-
cused of uterpg debased con has been on before the
Commis siorer for several days past Policeman Dlks
ard several other witnesses were e1aniced. From
tie evidence it appeared that there had been ex-
acted from the half eagles quantities Of gold, vary
inc from six 10 twenty erains The Commissioner de-
cided that the woman must be held for trial Ste
originally confined in the Tombs, but as she s encenc
the Court recently ordered her removable the Eiridgs
street ial.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-rg,,oA,, Fsu. a.

Several cases were disposed OF to-day, among them
ths. Of William Womm well Lnosn uiterer Of forged Als
lie yced of attempting pas re syss the
Granite Bank Of Massachu and sentenced 10 sig and
Fix In the stae Prison. Tue Recorder said In sentence
him. that pscessary impose punishment In
stop % crime which daily increasing
Jane Fox charged with assault With insa. 10 k Pssck
Riey peated guilty Of with intent 10 do bodily
Sentenced TO year in the Penitsnt.y. similar
IuIheut awarded TO James Judge who pleaded guilty 70
an sttemp: burglary in the third degree.
George Cleveland pleaded guilty TO forgery In the fourth
dsgse ard rem:nded Tor sentence.
Arthur Marckyski alias Msrs otbsrws The Coubtr who
tried last for grand larceny, when the jury sd to
agree today convicted OF petit larceny and sentenced 70
six months In the Peuitentsry
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

NEW W-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA.
IN pELPHIA and the SOUTH and VEST, via yEReEr
GIYYMs,l .od Express lines leave NewYork st and ii
4 m and and p. faro 63 Through Ticket, sold for var
nn at and the West and for Baltimore washington Noro
IA And through baxtase checked Washington In
a a. tains J. w WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
baggage will be received for train unless delivered sna
shecked 6faen minutes advance of the time ofesvns
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

NOTICE OF APPLICATION for the discharge
IN nsovent from his debts pursuant 20 the provisions
article Of the FIST title Of the hb ehpt OF tne
second ps ri OF the Revised Sstutes sW1LLIlM ERWIN
City Of Brooklyn IN the Coanty Of hnE ard sts OF
jptoiyent de Notice ft published February
o. 1889 Creditors sppesr before The Hon samu d. Morris
County judge Of Kt County a. e Chsn1ers sad Judge
IN tic CITY Hall tie City Of Brooklyn IN said County on the
8b day Of Ap next ten O'clock in tie forenoon 70 show
osu they have why assignment should not be nade
Of sd estate ard he he discharged from bis debts
HYATT BROWNELL, Attornsys for lpsovent
IfIav1owW Not Wall-st, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec
III 2 1885, the Trains win leave Chsmbepst Station a.
bSevs: EIgre. Trains e. M and s:lS and 4so p N !
Asoy Mail Train at II rs for Poushfeepse, $50 Ia
md FOR DGbbs Ferry $40 M FOR Sins sinf , s;S9
kns Sins and DObb. Ferry Trains stop It The Wsy s.soa,
Yfs,ns for NewYork leave Troy At 6C5 snd 1923 n ana
1:I5 and 5S5 u and Albany about l5 minutes later Or
Sundays st 49, m A. y. SMITH. soper1ntenoens
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and ser MONDAY Nov g. 1882 and until further notios
Passenger Trains Win leave Per FOO. Of pusne a. fo1ov
W.;
tterDedixte Stations
MAIL WEsT Al m, for DuntLk and Buffalo, and nsss
uasdiste Stations
ROCKLAND PAssEN9Ek at p m from foot kurrsy-se1
va Pierulont for su6erns and intermediate statops
WAY PASSENGER at $3.50 M, for kewbursh, ron Jss
"A, and intermediate Stations.
HIGHT EXPRESS ct 4 so ?. M, Tor Cnnfnk ana suha>
nd yriucipsl intermediste Stations ,..
EGIeRART N .. m. for Dmkirk ant Buffalo, End nssf
mediate Stations.
Trains connect AZ Euirs with the Llne sns
0Ansndaeua Railroad for Niagara rkls at Bnshsmton Wte
hs Syracuse and Binehsnton Railroad for syecuse Cora
M sh he Buffalo NewYolk and Ehe Railroad for Roohes
ar Buffalo Falls at 0rest Send with the pss
vsrs L.ekAwsnna and Western Railroad, Tor scrantoni
suso Dunis with the Lake Shore Rarosd fos osss
Ma Cincu nad. yolsdo, Detroit Chicago, kc..
CBARLEe MORAN frerdscI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-JOHN
IN II WAYoELL FREDERIC WAYDELL and VIII

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-JOHN
kN II WAYOELL FREDERIC WAYDELL and VIII
LIAM A. WAYUE Ii ,sss.t MOSES KiL60aE Summons
above named You hereby summoned and required 70
snsx the In this scon which 6ed this dag In
ths Of the City and County OF EevYorh at
th. CITY Han 10 City Of NewYoTk and TO copJ
vou answer sale complaint the subscribers. a.
tke ofce No. III Broadway In tie City Of SewYork within
twenty DAYS ae the service OF this you exclusive
Of e dsy services and you fail 10 the said
within the time Aforesaid the plsntfs In ths action
win lake assp't ycu for the Of four thousand Eve
bupor-d and dollars AID sixty with Interest,
thereon the day o Janns S besides the costs Of
this sction-Dated he E-YOrB, January, II, 1881
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS,
JAZZ lauewW Psiutias Attorneys
CUPREME COURT.--CITY and COUNTY Of
- HEW-YOHK.-JOsEPH @. Ills and WILLIAM J..
MILLS ssarst JAMES NANTlNE -sumrlcns.-To James
ysntipc: You hereby summoned and required TO answer
the complaint IN this sc.iop which will BE- FLED ~ the Office II
TIE Ck Of the City County Of New YORK at the Cry Hal.
IN the City o NewyOk and 20 copy Of your answer 70
said complaint the sDbscrbes at their ofce, No O
Broadway the City f EewYsTS within twenty day. after
the service Of h exclusive of the day OF sosh
service; you fail tie ssd conplsirt with the
against you thoussnd rded and twelve
dollars thirtS-t with interest from the tNenty-
first Of tn)usand eight hundred snd hfyefn
besides Of this sction Dated New Yor Decer4oer
ls 1853 CLINTON, HUDSON sTAsfOhO,
Plaintiffs. Attorneys. No 40 Broadway.
The complaint IN toe above entitled action was Med IL the
Office Of the Clerk Of the CITY and County Of NwfoK on TIE
Plsiunf.' Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
US. RAILROAD CAR BRAKE Co.

No. 81 Pines. Nsw.Yorf.