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, 1859-01-27

4 Truthful AND CHEAP BARouETEn.-Takc 4
clean glass bottle, aud put in it small quadtity
Of fine pulrerlzed alum; then GIL up the bottle
With spirits Of wine. Tue alum will be perfectly
dissolved by the alcohol, and in clear weather tic
liquid will lie as transparent the purest water.
On tile approach OF rain. or cloudy weather, The
alum will be visible in flkn, spiral cloud in the
centre Of the tluid. rcadhlng from the button to
the surface. THIS is cheap, simple and heauti.
ful barometer, and Is placed within tue reach of
all who wish to possess one. For simplicity Of
construction, this il altogether superior 10 the
frog barometer, in general Use in Germany.-
Scientific As1is1n.
, 1859-01-27

st. Louis, Alton, Springfield and Bloomington,
WITHOUT CHANGE or 0AR3
Te IS q33ck aad rates as low hy aay other rccte
Deliver Freeh the Stone Freight Depot foot Of souh
VA er etleet
Forfoforoatoo as to rates aud Conditions fappy to r
FORSYTH. Gen1 Jre!1ht Agent od5cs Ia Passenger
Dspos I'D statrs. or to o. L. sA1rG. AEt Y1ei1hs
Deool js1l hs35 In
, 1859-01-27
Steamers on thc Rcd nnd the Saskntch.
avian Rivers.


avian Rivers.
Ne referred, several weeks since, to the
tour OF Capt. Bllkety during the last sum
mer. to explore the Red river Of tue North
and to examine for himself its capacity fo1
steamboat navigation. His report, as out
readers may remember, was highly satisfac'
tory. We learn, from 4 very intelligent gen
tleman from Minnesota, that arrangements
are making to put one, and perhaps two
s,.a1.,ers ou Rcd river next summer. The
s1uall steamer North Star, which las hereto
fore run above sauk Rapids, Oh tle Mlssis'
sippi, was run up tue Leaf River anu left toz
the winter, only tory miles from Otter Tail
Lake, one Of the sources Of Red River. Thu
outlet Of the lake il nayig2hle for gtcamegs
down to The main stream. II is proposed to
take the machinery of the North Star oycs
to the lake, and there build 4 new steamer to
navigate Red River. The best Of timber is
10 he tuanl III abundance to build the steamer,
and it il believed it can be got ready for buSi-
ness carly in tic season. The prelimiuaries
are 20 far arranged that 1t is thought that
Tie enterprise will lie AL entire SUCCESS.
Another party contemplate taking small
steamer tp Ii. Miane.o:; River into Dig
Stone Lake, and tI'cnce across the low ground
only some tArcctourt4s If Il mile into Lake
Traverse, another one Of tue suurce: of tue
Red River. II is even asserted that i'll high
water boats cau pass over this neck Of land
from Que lake to the uthcr.
Once upon Red River, j navigation is open
for some twenty-five hundred miles down tue
Rcd River through Lake Winnipeg, and up
The Saskatchewan 10 the base Of Tue Rocky
Mountains.
Then az to business The United States
Government have established 4 new post
Fort Abcrcrombic-on the Red River, sumo
Two hundred miles from St. Paul. During
the last summer so'ne fur!y tons Of merchan.
dize have been shipped in bond direct from
Liverpool, by the Hudson Day Company, to
St. Paul, ard were taken thence 10 tile posts
OF The Company by tile trains which annually
visit ST. Paul. We learn that the experiment
has proved highly satisfactory, md gentlemen
higl in the confidence or the Company have
manifested deep concern in the establish
nent Of line o! steamers on those mag
niiccnt Northern rivers. Tie goods Of
the company hare heretofore been sent round
through Hudson's Lay 10 York Factory, and
were distributed thence by canoes to the i IL
fercnt trading posts. The experiment OF the
past season has proved that goods can he sent
10 these northern trading posts in much less
time, and even with the present facilities Of
transportation, mich cheaper than hy the
long and dangerous route Of lIulson's Bay.
With steamers on the Red River aul the
lake, and the large rivers with which it is
connected an Immense trade will at once take
this direction to the vast fertile regions thai
surround and are tributary 10 Lake Wine
peg.
We need NOT point out the interest which
Chicago las in the success Of thesc schemes.
Whatever tends 10 open up the great North
west to settlement must contribute to the
growth and the prosperity Of tue city.
, 1859-01-27

4 PERFECTLY TRIU ANT
REMEDT
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
I'll 4. l. a r. I a.;


vi Il l. a n A.;
Particularly F1vuR and AGuE.
chiI!s sad Fever. a:d al de..e, a..scs froa, TIA:
u snd IL os, t We ss ,re p s
!trsil lTsr taarseaent Of the spleen. Asu. ca.e
s1d indeei. ii diseases .fisins t:Sra bilious ] eeat
ioa r. r. s9s en- IT, tnt!e1ests a1= all yrse aot.
tain to s-aier. II sou desire 10 save n ey a.i
,: 1a s's es h1 ,sS: i = s sn = ~ -,
MrssRs K. MANN SS5s Is G.:i u ~ Se.p, I, i 3:p,
g. fsai Bats snps'ef e e a1y Al :sm=y IN sur ake: r
sheeI;u te:oeoEeo4i as worth uas s!-at NAME i:
SsFI t.u'5 ,ou5s. RICHARDS 4 TH3MAs.
70 the sufferer, Of .lA f.'es aad aslt. ehee.f.Y
ia, q H. M.aas Asue j4'a:a u ~ ,ieuity lie
ss. a s .9e tou2s, u s
l. T. ~ 1aect aaa g, g saiEs .al.'sct.on: Ysoa -
= .4ie | prc@pt and e:isns. s .0D' 0uao "
II. E. HACKEDoM DIN.
M MEssEs; 8; Z: MANN ! So,-Gts:s:: h.7irs so'a
per.on, =. 'cla:7: aad o,ey obssr:ia. IL tII
Truly Joais, PaiLLiaAs 8EAR:a. Drrxsi.ts-
M u.vr, p, LosASsroRr. Ia; +. se:t Is. liz
Jeur Asue Bas.a insms LATELY. III u s.4i dsa.a1
a-u Ea1 be truly Ayi-d the h;ne of teFe3 a. Axe
J. 1irLE, P1Islsia. asl rlus.tst.
tpcH:D,s, Mch'z4a, Juae Il. 1.5a
MEss2s g; Z MANN 4 Co. i j q. vaio. Gen:+:
r.e ely 2ro.szsssA b, chi IL frser an3 at:e a:d a.
se large family ~h2 were deoea tent EaS l2sor
f5r tar:F existence have vsla a.lhe a1re TeE.
des 10 Ms rs9c lAad they leSion bat found none
t, cute u2tl Used your aEir b,t.ar. l tAve nev
thak or had o. tttc.e of tnce The at to3- oat
h4v. a;n.c Used The third batt!e rave no. b., h
Aouod fof Tree Eotto4 1 coau ienI /. The OIL;
tug thai Vii Etyer fAfi. ~ ~ ~1
Fouts truly, g. r Wn0n
h. sLASN d Co., Proprie:ors. Ga!7u, 0.
Q. J. WOOD K Co. St Louis, NJ, aole Whole, Ii.
sold By al god dlugxsr4 i,oi ~,
, 1859-01-27

DEATH At THE CAnD lARLE.-Capt. Mckinley,
formerly tue editor uf the Holmes county {Ohiu)
Flunser, aed more recently captain In the Mex
lean war, died suddenly as Otsego On the S2tnr-
day before New Years. Having met with friends
he sat down to play at cards With them, and fell
dead WITH the cards In hin hands.
, 1859-01-27

QCEER SI1CmE.-A min namad johnson COM
miited suicide in Hancock county, indiana, last
Wednesday, By breaking hole through the ice On
pond, and Crawling under.
, 1859-01-27

Hostetter's Stomach Bittars,
fod By BoLLEs. SMITH Z CO., Il Lake ztee:.
Hoste..ter's Stomach Bitters,
seld By E. 7. WATKINS / CO.. 90 :.a,s.::e:.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
scld by J. H. REED CO.. lst a i III Lake sses.
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters,
solaby HAVEN. FAREEL & CO.. u Water street.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
so.d BY SARGENT ff7'sv I'm lake ,:ree.
H..+e++or's Stomach BltterS,
so:d u7 ;.E =. FoLLEE J.. g. W4te: s;::e;
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Eolae, n5csFE zAS1. CO.. .: wA.e. street.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitter2,
Sold BY L. READ CO.. = Lake street
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
sod bg 0. f.tCLLERt 60.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Hare, fer thes Toxic .aa o.Ae. .t!!cal yl41r, BE-.
Celebrated aod popular ..at oap.in-p I'd pa,-
ties here AID e=eRaere lave teI :en r1!ea.
slyty aad to p:eTent de:epoa refer purL 4,e:s 10
ta+ above pasLe, fos the ce.usae astc: to tie rro-
pEe:os4
Uo>tetter d Smith.
ia2;s " plTT:kCaGU. PA
, 1859-01-27
lf1r0ifi,1tt, %e.

MOTHERS, AS VOC LOVE IUCk
VI Chlt.ea. be on the alert fn1 eyery s,rrtom Of
WcrlA fo- the deatb o. mere than any
other dista.el In al csses
nE 4 II AF}stl Of palc enuntenAEce. HTid
NAA@At NAA csc1t sstu"i the eye. md
foul hr. III HuL L O.
FOE Way EENKTs LIE
WORN COMPETITIONS,
UT n p nj They hr~ \ delicious preCA-
~ - A2- ~ rat!ul u Suga- th.t %ry r','!d
will crave. II ARE pyts-n Ioy Eil safely ard FL
!ecu lily reahyr them and restore hr. all
Worms: Worms s-Tht-e t1c uhrsr1ne 4nfe.ts lie
stnu Heh and hoves Of hdren have vi last oun their
,iel IN E.stch'ess nrtnArat.n t3Ira " snlfov
Worm Coc!ect!n." Hktr1 IL In tie for1 Of IL a.4nt
s1d a.essss esnig rhe Mt.e snId1sa .d.e,cL ";,h III
s2ntiere'i and cried ahou. the ainla!rsati u Of The
naneeoas studs under the narae Of Vstnaitakt III ore
for liking p-zs1nt for " the mcst trouble
eEa- d'srA.l livery box 4ar.a-s-a.
Sid b. NJLLE% SMITH / CO.
del Ii Lax. st. ARe5ta [nr Acrthg rstrrn Sta r..
, 1859-01-27
misrc[lQl1epus.
GREAT WESTERN
LEtTHER AND HIDE STORE.

GhGAt ESfERN
LEtTHER AND HIDE STORE,
HL.ICKBLR.r BROS,
20l and 203 South Water Street,
CHICAGO. ILL.
WE HAVE JTST RECEIVED IN BIND
- uEou.h The CHICAGO CUSTOM HOUSE,
cur fIst Invoice TT the ys4.tf
FAESCM KIP aud CALF SKINS,
AND Ho"r FRONTS CHIHPED,
For tic Spring Trads',
DIRECT PROM THE PARIS MANUFACTURERS.
E. EaAeE. s!d te.;aef Dealer. VII hni thu Sock
% O. ssx5 :1ps1:5 and f:s' Low " hare Ia st ok
sole ELEArntR OFT E Bet rAsSAGrs.
oAK aaiHEnLo1K CfPER KIP aad CALF,
LtA1EGa- LASTS anil FtHE1S3S,
Which ~i!l be sold It the ton<s: ,uart<t pr;tesby
BLACKBURN Bros,
water strts tea of Ne1 STE ert b -, CA.
IN. R-1hr h 4:s: aa:k=t price vi IA C.sa for
.l..sH J.2a
EATuEE! LIE THER::-
FIRST CLAsz CALF A:E s.P eElss
Just -:
DIRECT FRO FRANCE.
IA NJ Es REILLY 4 CO.,
.,LAhk-eT..-......
Caica<o, H.,
Who keep coas:a2ty on ha2d The ls11ess r,ocx ol
Leather and Findings
To BE- fouad tatae West Also. slzrze stock supe,o,
| LEATHER AID INDIA RUBBER pgLr1SG
rya9r aS & as above N" be '0d XII! T
oel5 l1:bls; - kaAe .sEest neas the D.:,ls-
, 1859-01-27
NJ E Y E-R'S S
Miraculous Fefmiu Drstt oyer,
For the Destruction Of
Rats, Mice, Moles, Bugs Mosquitoes,
Reaches, R1cas, Moths, Garden

insects, Arts dc.
NHE CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS
L kaowa rodertse above Ite f,r IL LAT = ye.r1
thFouxaous Eurupe. where thy have ws,h triu1
pta.t tuscess. have acqa!re fo: ta:s Iaveator ant
Aarufacru.er world wlte ceet:tJ attes4eI By tbs E.
nerors Of Russia France. AlstraA the Queen Of Enk
isad The Kings Of Be:s:uc usltsad. Sau:e> B4var1..
endorsed By th= DIRECTORS : Public 1ns.fut!,I. al
the approval Of numerous Eiva.e e1-as tar ihey ~
ktnts OF vera.1.
Ae,ers Miraculous Prenfas.ocs. de4:roy the uav.,.
come lotTrters without H:cY. AID urverf fail His II
hro1eat death to snu1s Of then In the world a1l
from this day the HAt1-rqd Of al honsexsepers rtr.
chzut4 ship oxaer4 1ad t1sb1nd11en VII be ''nomrre
YeIun-'
W-Ret.n packages frora 8 cents to u. 90 Tx.xs-s1
month"; Eve cent d taf cash Gao 1XeQ. Detut
Of the inventor aad pEupEkor.
JOSEPH MEIER Practical Chemist
6D Broadway, Tor. aousto1-3t) New Yo.t,
General Axent for tneEnIte1 f.ases md caaaasx
tREDERICK w. kC9ADS Dguxxa5t- No II Ax:o.
Ht.t.s ~ RrnalX.tH. 7 l. n re-. .-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-07

a . r,,,. s.,t oa.r, .o4 ~. ,olu.'or 81 this q7s-
s PIE an. & ,s..i ssiss ssss sss ss"a sr,
pshsr Ieos,ssfJ nor suitass % resst- 1e
,roures upon b oh m Ia and 70 assn u rests &C.,
men were " Of k~ ssssn..d ~ 'h- PROC.
f, I'D wheat sSer-.sno- on n, par. Of "a. p~,oo'
s.,Fnsse eop, -. Ozicsrr teeooe az C4r-blos,
" IL. ,ps verdi ave eonrlusye h. r'aor di 70;
sScep sw and ZOE up-rior WHOM toe
% e.mab upsrr BE pr-o.6ifr lac, be -ould tad
authority sS bad DO, e-en Ps.sd .oe ssea
:, az ,oe.p,.a ire ono. ~aeh t.nd.r-d {, n Bat Is
ss' ,,1 s s. , ~, ~ IN oPo1 g tss Az Ia
ef,snizs;ioD dep,pdrs for is 'Eicsny - eotre
eo,I, n .sop on b. part sas.tsnisy 1-ct1,J
1oush ess.pty hostile = the l.si toes s1aoIy ..
authority win ths rtlsor Into sotns 'r vita hs %
eu In oecs gnssr TIE ssaopo ,;.a roh s 70 's.
ioIo. submit and perform eny ANGER The
- 9.ne' 70. sr :, S' ,s, o. .5 otoa.
/. oa ofos uIder Il They hsf a1ioo.Ndy tse
os ths ,opil ion, they acted .Seir p-nl Toe
law fsO~. ,1eh thlDt I" .1'Pes.ioa o. s'ty y
t.r.ne6. statue vhso pa'ec ei'b.r eo'ui;I2aa or
uDoopt1oDsi IL TO. former case al are eoqoa 70 Se esce
in ths siter one bound not even @ so Lsea. u ifo
the bSsirrips law But in ca'e be wno t.ob
tss trath he betton OF "a. ps2n IN Sha tle re-
lat thst only hat he fact q HE
ton With and noDE Ia bis old p9he duties aad
ior'. esar' sl upon he qseon OF ~ sPseos OF we
eli Ift law bad oe snred me Iesor BY name
wit police proceeded % Go just Gost the
bin 20 taye bus nominated b" bad proceeded %
act under hoiue deIyLE thu sgfI suhory
Of Ulcers othe poFc' sod iAcns toe oohsaion
u vt entirely plain thst ne could oot b.
I.s.rdea % in Office At al events this b not plan,
Deey. Of 10 conduct which would clearly sov The sct
Of BOD acceptance The identical with tha. before
The ,uppos.d NOMINEE would b. in position winch he res
tor occupies hs pped OF The
which lot bear on ~ legal met ARD can 10 more doubt
in the OF the otb-r thst the :v H. tbs, there
er vas by hin OF eptarCe Of Office Of pstromsn
Toe Judgment should be reversed
ner afd( u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-07
UTAH.

TIE Utah Legislature has adopted the following
mortal to Congress, skiIg he admission Of Utsb 70
the Union "a a State:
MEMORIAL FOR THE ADHESION OF THE STATE OF
DEsIRtT INTO THE UsIoS.
To The Hono-ab< ths Srna,e and HOEss OF Rep,ertases Of
The Lntkd Stal,s ~ Congress LsterbkG:
Your memorslists, the Legi,ls,ise Assembly o. the
Territory OF Utah. psctfuly represent that 10 the
wear 1856 on the l6.h day of February, the qualified
electors Of the TeiIi'ory Of Utah met at the usasl
places of holding .lecoDs in their several precincts
and did unanimously elect, by VOTE thirty nine DEL
eeates TO a CONVENTION, which Convention met on
the 18th day Of March, 1856 in Great Salt Lake
City, snd appointed President aud Secretary, and
did proceed to form aud sdopt constitution aud
a republican form Of State government for the
Territory Of Utah, under the name and style Of the
State Of Desert" and prepared memorial TO your
honorable body for admission into the UnioD and APP
poin4d delegates TO transnit the to Washington
Civ ID. e., which Constitution and memorial were
submitted to the people on the 9th day of April, in
their several precincts, and by unanimous vote sp-
proved: and whereas ssd Constitution has been pre-
ented N Your honorable body without receiving that
favorable action which our constituents desire; and
whereas the people Of the Territory are abundanty
able TO support a State Government;
Therefore yopr petitioners respectfully pray your
Dor orabe body 10 admit the State OF Deseret into the
Union on on equal footing with the original States,
thereby to AVOID in great measure the difficulties
which ns uraly hinder the advance of the glorious
principles Of true repubcanism, government by the
people the only sure basis OF permanent Government
and tue liberty. Aud your memoriais.s, as in duty
bound, will ever pray.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-07

EAy.L-We learn from Norfolk that the United
States steamer Dispatch, which was lately condemned
by the officers spported to survey her has been taken
in hsnds, by order Of the Navy Department, and viii
be prepared for sea at The Dispatch belongs to
the Coast Survey. The work on the John Adams is
also being vigorously pushed forward, and rumor says
that she will replace the Dale on the coast Of Africa.
The United States ship Germantown sailed from
Manila for Hong Kong on the 9Th Of February. The
steam frigate Mississippi was a. whsmpos, anxiousy
looking for her homewsrd bound orders. Commodore
Tstns, on bOSrd his fsgship, was also at Whampoa.
The latter the only vessel Of the present Eas. Indies
squadron not expecting to be ordered home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-07
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OPFICE-AFnL
6-Before Ar. GEO. w MORTON.
ALLEGID HOMICIDE AT SEA.

ALLEbED HOMICIDE AT 5Et.
UpOn the affidavit OF Ed~srt Franklin, warrants
Issued for the the and the Amer
lean harmoD charge Of cruel treatment seaman
named Warns The Adsvt stated that the accused vilaly,
and With malice sor6 thought permit The deceased 70 fsi
overload II appears that the z6h OF March lat difficulty
occurred between Captain and Warns and the latter
put In irons TIE morning while be sl In irons 10
e oy.rbosrd and drownsd bot whether no. Il wN ~
esrsssnes Of the Cspn and question shch can DO
better whsa invesgstop Of the
One II the accused parties hiss BEEN arrested.
befors Mr.. JosEPH BsIDGHAn.
HAHIsG FREE WITH OTHER PEOPLES cHLtPAesE'
Levi +. DeaD mate Of the American ship doedey,
and TWO If be VI e ge' we're arrested 20 hy
putty Hsrsh.s OKeefs an tydCr charge Of larceny,
IL breaking Of duffns her 70 ass
port II app AIRED from the Complaint TIA; When the yesse
payne bottles azoutd the hold and upon nves
he informed By 81 tue gers nss
zoe mate habit Of stealing the chan payne On sues-
he admit akss the wine, ans charged inc
ohers with beas accoDPtees The accused were ssnmisss
y1T exAmiratcu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-07
FIRES.
r1nr ISFPONT srREET.

VIM II FEDNT fTKkEI.
At l2l O'Clock Wednese ay afternoon fire occurred
in the smoke attached TO the provision establish
ment of McDonsld & Bosher, No. II Front street in
conreouence Of come meat falling from its hsngiugs
into the Goals The proprieors told reporter that
their loss would be $40 000 but IT viii not probably
exceed $50. Insured, but in what comp .nies We
could not learn the pIopretors refusing particulars.
The came place has been on fire about half dozen
times before.
FIRE ROsDOUT.
On Monday pgbt last fire broke out in the part of
the village of Ropdout known Dublin Toe Ere
men we're promptly on the ,pot AID checked the
flames before they gained much headvay. 1t threat
ened 10 be large fire, being within a block of the
Gas Works. No. | was promptly on the spot and did
Der duty robly being the first there. The damage is
estimated at about $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-07

RoBREp IN . TsElrrR-As NJ. Edward N.
a,ars,Isv ~ Monroe Com about purchase c'et at
-. b. oHce Of wasks Taeater To- stsy evening, be
t ,om. or abstract bis poctstbock and Turning 40 Sac
peor uuip sssy He spT,ps after be fellow a1d oaiohins
bo b, the o him Of the TIER The prisoner VINO
cav. t,rs As John Henry Foster deDed the charge, ADD
,sS pol tipg town :he door, q" ths. other m.n A.
b, other mr." could b. found Nj Foster Wa histet
over 70 the police OF shortly alter NJ sesrdsey wac Pew
g q, budps one Of stsces Of the fesr brought him
hi. pp4ry he had olnd be outskirts 81 the crowd
Ju,;ice Ouacse Z bust ccnynitisd Poster fer trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-07
MR.. BATESS LETTER.
To tss ESsse, If The n. Y. Tys1uss. .

To ns ESe, If TIE n. Y. Tyt5r.s.
Sir: sm very glad to see that you have called for
the communication of the Hon. Edward Bates to the
Wbig General Coumittee. There hundreds, if not
thousands of oar best citizens who would be most
happy to know what are the opinions upon public
affairs of suoh a man ss Edward Bates, known re-
spected and honored all over this country. Why has
toe letter of such man been suppressed by the Wing
General COMMITTEE REPUBLICAN WIG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-07

Mas SHor By HIS DERAsGID WITE.-The wife
Of Capt. b. + Bentley of Monongshela Pa, young
srd beautiful woman Who is subject TO periodical de-
rsrgepert Of the mind on WecIesd morning laet,
got possession, by some means, Of The captains pis-
tols procured powder and lead and loaded them, and
went into the garnet Of the house. Her husband vent
for ber and che lot him. The unfortunate husband
is still alive, but cannot recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-07
COURT OF COMMON PLEas-sPscuL rrsn--Aprn
Before judge HILTON
Lodew1ck sst Palmer.

Lode~1ck sst Ps'mer
The case served and proposed TO be settled is %
yer. Informal that L must Be entirely E,sotea EI'ss S,ta, s
n, n. case Of Palmer sat Lodewick have nothing 10 DO
1 % % .Sp s Il I;sSt to % 1:
~ therefore be served pursuant . the order Of
The General Term which amend en. may be proposed
Flemuins sgt Barch. . ,
Although the counsel oouset ted that should de-
.suue in respect OPENING the usneDt yet the papers be-
fore me contain ct upon which opinion eonh % pe
Gated whether the defendant WAS regular 10 entering ds.
m, Mt 10 gur, whether the psnih can excuse
Upon he pleading. alone would 3. Impossible. % torg .ay
opion which couect, the plaintiffs OF the deenaAnts
linus, therefore limit ysslf to granting the defendants
tion, p,il a being CLEARLY resusr IN proceeding IN nc
cause alter ue smen bs. been entered Motion granted
The afIisavts PRESCRIBED upon this motion are 50
very contradictory that tluk justice vii be served oy ssna
ina the qu., and reportthe facts
An oroer will therefore BE- entered notice and settle
men, before % referring sas Es,er to "0od'h'ss a0d''o
The order ,hooli specifically the .ct, 70 b. Inquired
.nos sDd both parties know the precise poias 70
which their Piooi need. 70 Be directed
The matter complained OF in the answer cannot be
considered either irrelevant Or ,.duDSao;;
has inf rmsd and believes that charge cootant
in the eeHPan alleged to BE- 'anderOus snd uttered By the
Tbs. she hso the property the complaint referred that
roen from her, and she believes "" stolen BY as
Tbs would TO be 'ufcieD, definite 70 enable tie
plaintiff 70 understand tie precise nature OF the defense rensd
I, contain. what nav he cou.d.r.d j1r6e..ou Of tss
prove mai e, ard tn OCH the plaintiff may desire more
Particularly yet d. lersspd abe Be srslisd
Certainly II will be suite defeae IL the dsfsnd.u.
proves Justification a. f aud broad as the charge and
Pro,"r KerDaI, So and Bisb, sg sbs- 2H o. the sv-
dence offered for the purpose 10 relied On to dspE0vs
The answer seems to mo suHcisnty dsfnit. sad certain
PRINT teease. Of Tie snd 'a's ss and not open no
Motion denied, with 10 defendant to abide event
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-07
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcrAL Tsns-Arsr

NOTICE OF DIsCOsTISUAscE-c osrs-ALLowAEcT.
Gay ast. Bliss.
The service Of notice Of discoptinuance after the
defendants appearance msy BE- regarded BY him nni.y
unless ls paid acKen'ter szt Vac Zsndt Wea
49, Hun.ips ton az. Fork.On b 1885, White as sneeth
HIM. &c., Morrison sg,. Ide, Code Rep ~
II the defendant set upon the dconunusnce then tue only
thoee which granted IN suea cases Tho
attendant regularly, therefore, Predicate motion 20
ssn the con plant OF noiee on dcooousucs received h
cause wbon day calendar aud obtain allowance
N. valves bis the notice nnty BY p.nG
IL ard the being end trial be had For yhsss
reuons think order granting allowance should DO
Gated, bat without coats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-07

TIE FOURTEENTH STREET PoIsosIsG CAsE.-Prof.
DoIenus is still srgsged in analyzng the contents Of
the stomach and vi.csrs Of the penons who died
recently of poisoning in Mrs. Beethams boarding
house as well as tie coctents Of the various vessels
used in preparing the fatal food 1t is said hst his
labors will DO. be concluded in less than two weeks
mean shile the ipquest stands adjourned sntl be is
ready to make his report. Arsenic is nov believed to
have been the poison employed.
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cOuR1 cALENpAR-fhrs DAY.

SurEENE OcRr-CIRcUIT.-Part L-Nos. lis,
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