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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-09-08
DenniSOn desires the Peoples
MnnrN 10 be Denositrd with the hank.


Money 10 be Deposited with the Bank
es.
The Cincinnati Commercial has been
vainly endeavoring to get Dennison 10 keep
close on the State Treasury question, know
ing that his svowed preference for the old
Bliss. Bresin. Gibson way Of keeping the
peoples money would take votes from him
by the thousand.
Dennison's education and interests are
such, however, that he inslnctively pitches
into the Sub Treasury system oil Ohio, and
boldly advocates the old system oil lending
to banks all oil the peoples money. This Is
not strange since he is himself bank dlrec'
Tor and bank attorney. YET an honest man
who had personal knowledge Of the deIalcs.
! tion Of B ss so many years ago, through
this very system of dep"sting, certainly
uugh, not 10 deceive the people by advoed-
ting the safety oil such a system.
No greater Outrage could be pracllsed up
on he people of Ohio, than 10 again return
to the old system Of lending the money oi
/ the State to bankers.
To show some oil the fruits Of the old sys'
tenn, Bnd where the peoples money went
when the bankers got hold OF it, we give
below list oil losses by deposits with banks
aud bankers, taken from the report ol the
Treasury Investigating Committee:
Loss 10y deposit Of Bliss
with Chittendon, Bank
er, New York. ,...... S4S $500
Loss BY deposit of Besin
with City Bank OF Gin. 79.9ll,so
Loss BY deposit Of Breslin
Co., Bankers. 4I767,O9
Loss by deposit Of same
of ToIeJo,........." &c 97l,2s
Suspended deposit with
Beckel, banker. bO,7s4, As
Unpaid loan to President
Of CITY Bank Cl Cin... 2l,342,5s
Unpaid post with Ohio
Swings Institute, Til-
fn,................ l2,556sa
Invested BY Breslin in
stock Of Marion Bank $4,000 0C
Invested in Elkhart Co.
Bank, Indiana." 5s2Os6t
Invested in Central bank
Indiano.........~... 100000
Invested in Delaware Co.
bank Indiana. 100000
Invested in Savings bank
Indiana..... .'... l7,SOOoO
Unpaid de post by Gibson
with Kimball g. Co.,
Originally 30 1000 ,oy,. 100000
Investments in Seneca
Co. Bauk. H,OOO,oO
Investments in EIkhart
banks"...........'. 2O,OoO,oO
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-09-08

OF The following call of an American
State Convc ntion comes 10 us in the st.
Clarsvile CO., Independent, Of the lst OF
September. The Indeptndent is an Ameri-
can paper, having at its head the Hon. John
]. Criitenden for President, and John Scott
Harrison for Governor oil Ohio. AgreeablY
to request we give it insertion:
"AMERIcAE STATE CoNvENTIoN.-TO the
Americans of Ohio, Inasmuch as the Amer
ican State Executive Committee have failed
10 call State Convention, the undersigned,
as committee of arrangements, hereby re-
quest the Americans of Ohio to meet at the
Stacy House, in the city of GAINESVILLE, on
Tuesday, September 20, 1859, at ten o'clock
A. NJ, Tor the purpose Of nominating an
American State Ticket, to be supported by
them at :he coming fall election, to appoint
delegates TO the National Convention, and
tu transact such other business as may come
before the Convention.
81. N. SNYDER, of Richland.
"DANIELSCOTT, of Highland,
IF. X. MARTIN, of Hamilton.
GEORGE SHEETS, OF Richland.
"B. l.. SWEETLAND, of Morrow.
IN. S. CAMPBELL, OF Ashland
"ALEX. E. GLENN, of franklin.
81 "J.F.CHARLESW0RTH, of Belmont.
"GEO. STACKH0USE, oil Hamilton.
"DANIEL HlLLHOUSE, of Ross.
~. A. ADAMS, of Clermont.
"CHATFlELD WALKER, Of Butler.
w. c. VALLETr, of Hamilton.
GAINESVILLE, August 20, 1862"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-09-08

A. PEARcE, Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
MARINE AFFAIRS.
LIE BLACK WARRIOR SOLD.

HE BLACK WARRIOR SOLD.
TIE hull and machinery Of the steamship Back
Warrior, wrecked On Rockswsy Beach, were yester-
day sold at public auction, and purchased by Mssr'
Hamil Brothers, for $3.50.
OPENING OF SAvIGATIoS.
The steamer New World went up the river on Mon
day evening at o'clock With good load Of freight
and passengers. Last evening The Frsncis Skiiiy of
the Troy lire left for Albany, in command of Capt W.
H. Frazee formerly of the Stonineton steamer c. Var
6erbit. In few days the Hudson will once more De
alive with sail and steam craft Capt. Ffszee has
been about 20 years engaged in stsambOating. 10
1919, be left the North River for the Sound. He now
returrs to the North River having won golden
opinions smorg the Eastern travelling public.
ACCIDENT To THE STEAMBOAT WATER WITCH.
The half past boat of the Now-Jersey Central
Railroad, broke her crosshesd near Robin Reef, cans
ing the greatest ccnsternson among tue passengers,
al of whom however escaped by the promp. efforts of
the Staten leland eny boats. The passengers ceusare
severely the Company for putting boat utterly
unsafe and i, said in such condition to prevent
their getting certificate of wothinegs, she has
bsen living at ii e dock for the last three years
FLoGGING IL The BRITISH NAVY.
A Parliamentary paper, which has Just been pub
hshed dissipates moot eeotuay the impression thst
some how or other seems TO have spread mere ana IN
Europ Do, of logging having been abandoned in her
Brittarc Majestys service. IL contains the following
interesting statistics; o,-
In 1857 there were logged in the Royal Navy ,OS1
persons the total number of lashes inflicted on them
was IS SiS In the five years ending 1857 there were
logged in her gracious Msjestys ships S3 persons,
and the total number Of ashee they received ON their
bare backs wss ls2 779 exactly. We are iurtler IN,
formed that most of these punish ments we're intcte1
AZ the discretion Of commanding officers and that the
most frequent offeDses were insuooTdinston, dsooed
ence, neglect of duty and drunkenness.
one Thousand and eisdy-seven hoggings, or 90 ~
ssbes per year. makes eIemDtipg Sab6aths, just l2O
isshes per dsy, administered In toe Royal British
Ssvv With the cato pine-taie TO bare British backs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

ey cev.s.< b. ts-s s,ea rsk fot .rt teey sac
pat tf the sod ssast y thsu ltt~ yses a.,te
Il 81 80 a. bat btsscs Il toe Ssss w. so
urf. damaged ard table est % 80 parcels ~sse "a
sinet ~ tie d-nesrs they revived ss hsn
TIE suction es the IN Toe essrr' ,os,ast cay
pse poeueitS bur hs, 'pcs soSds ~ese sid 90 r.'ehse
soe sHe s'upeio' ~ sfeiy ,sa condtie IA. i1eo4ssS
6d KEN 81 srstBg tneu q b sob that ss,s0snbax
cir coneiioo ihsy a. nise cpoa sssst
bat iris REFUSES ard to- e.rces rs.=rs~A
the pls<e of puIchsss the d-fects
usnuctrtea' OF Pu,sr wi,he tse ssssiss
ard utept of tse Certificates Of SALE E,es ssssSs<
within hcse coudtoI. IL appeared ~ evlseucs
&c &c sooeI from priu;ihs ock.
.oe. I6 sud -svirE tbsresor spares sSor~i
ethsr pots Overlapping. s1e producing ne ta b,oses in
the farr. That thee imrrtectons ocsIrrd fr-s~.ssy
parcels each o: aho., &C tass
ur ye, oad b rrgcse Ter iress tbaa utes ass
hss Reg t~,scc. To. dsfsnd'as rest their
us,s Of isir ,hAS warranty ass ol 81 tAs ssea
.frh.i "a sdt q return the sood II. ds,iscSa csn NED
b,,u.,n peeetoa AEe damage "a A. tnposaai oas 10 tss
trsde.
d. s the s which occupied several dsya lsrss namssr
nsrchArtf ard sncts ,eers
exIsfs esAei.b TIE snns stAc aeitot>e
IN auction the conditions OF SALE that "a wh~ce uT
r.hY 70 snuf.cureIs printers cpcf'ceuoa. slcs sn
noses we're nearly ST Ggeet THAT impetsoos OF e kat
Aich pfryeuiee mAtsy Affected the sac OF tss ss
within tie copdocs Of sale Nsrdes i't PAnans
fer s2S1ssI . =.
Fer Plaintiffs, Mr. Emsr.eu; for decujAais. M. CspSsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
CUBAN cody SLAVE-TRADE.
pOns.rOs Of The New orle.n. PIc.yun-.

Couesfonseroe Of The New Orleans Piesyune.
HAVANA, Feb. "a 1859.
The introduction of Coolies into the Island of Cubs
for the purpose Of furnishing the nesdfu hands OF
labor, Is, as to social effect yet problem. By many
persons Of sound judgment II is anticipated that the
future is laden with evils, originating 10 the superior
intelligence OF the Chinese over the African race,
which is already perceptible in every part of the
Island where the tao mipgle in the toll 10
the sane fed. A certain degree Of INSTRUMENTATION
has IN this unfort association that has
compelled the planters 70 more wstehfulness, and to
measuIts Of prudence for protection The cause and
necessity will gather in mum ers and strength as time
ros o. unless some superinhaence should come over
ths sUerte" Of Cabs.
The who;e number OF Asistics introduced into the
lslsnd, up to the sth day Of this month amounts 70
~ $50 souls. They brought TO this port oy iV9
sssse's, including sesmers Freoch and3 Britisni
1eossing TO Great Britain SO, United States IL, Spanish
10 .pa'ch a. France 9, Peruvian ), Portuguese .,
ofenee :, Nervsy 2 Chilian ..
Iensned on the various voyages, 67Oi-or the loss
over Is per oeEt.
ino Wpuac,s for Importation still continue, and as
'e es zoe PuoAc ssieiy will permit IN the eS'la2h9H
H''rrs tofs industrial want ~ tho Ihand viii b.
'-'r"s1 non TIE same source opeey; Shie !hs usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
sURRosATEs CoURr-NaScH iS-Beforv Mr. EowAas


ISrArE or GEORGE wTrHKRSPOoS.
In 1852 Mrs. Elizabeth Tsnksrd died, Leaving .
sgsey George itherspoon upoa hisstainuS the ass
hue providing In Of hs death occurrps dsss bic
ty the kg.cy should IA. iao the c1y etss sst 20
the exees her ~i n zoe spfins Of et< 0esss
Nthpuroon then ss-d - len this city o. o'u the ASstssN
Mexico, which ne he has no, been head fso
the 4h OF kovemsc 1851 toe SuTto-sts issued ss.sfs Of
ration The Pub 10 Adunst, IN tbi. city, ssd No
Of the vii Of M, raukd pnt ths .s,,y over e
him. The rtsitusy lsssss paned in the will Ia
this ard cs,m the isssy tom the Pashc As~ss
tr.or George Nhess stslnsA
.unt u being his sole nsxt Of kp. orpoi tbs
claims iodusy esre. c nits tha, abe "a ensied -
the whole estate II the irtestNe. 49,
The Surrogate bald reduNy egste~s uudet Mo-
Tsnkcs viii bound "a show, eit,er BY doct aad p,s
tive rroo or BY presumption II law ihs, the tneste sd BE-
Tor. lie AT lined his msi9rty which they u-d T. d. hs ns
pr,u o,iou Of law sbsene of direct proof uthu
non Ia not until sxpsoa Of seven y~af froa TIE
time be heard from, and therefore tas eSty zoe
yeated n the under the will Decree TAFT tho whs's
A Is g. the slpt Of the ntetat- sud order cess
the r-bic to distribute the same srcorjiuy
Wills Offered for prooate:
G.h-,I a.no.par n citston returoshls Hsrob -.
Eliza J. L.. z, citsu)n rrturpsbe March a.
Thaus. Colg,n, citation returua oie March ~
GeorsarA \ Has. citation retutnsSs Much "
MarN-t E'ansg,r. rttstiOn rctrtrable Msnh ~
Fnfiy T. Van Ken en-, citation ieturusbIe anche
NsSlrr KiofeI, oila'ieu r,tuTnsbs Aprd a.
Wis admitted " probate
Avn WILSON. MARIA G yohnso~
J.rob =. Bster, Ana bsnd,
Rsueen Cuc pr, Felix y F,rss.t
Constance T.. Iiuolc', joan fuckaNsf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
CoURT oF SPECIAL sEssIoNs-Nuch Is -seforo Jss.s~s
BRowNsLL, OSBORN Aod WsLsH

COURI pF SPECIAL sESstoNSNSrch Is Before Jss.ls~s
BRowNELL, OSBORN aod WsLsH.
Jane Bailey, assault and batter; ldfsmsnt sns-
pended. EuEabets Bowman, st-sps pisces t~,h pp~b
Petiten'isry month";. Jossla Day, assault sad es.sJs
auspended William feeiv stesipg coat fsatts,'
t.ry months. William Gal. 'teAps piece Of c,ioo rs:A-
nny months John Hartman, Stealing blpcss and tslss
P.uite1tisy mouths wiism Iisodley snt Thomas hn-
nirg stealing Of p,per: remanded Fdsnd omss,
silver peer corj Psniteutisry months ia mes
Nc Bride assault sud ca,tery; Pnuitsntsy month";, Thomas
Mali olsnd, assault and battery; CITY Puson ~ dsJa J's.
MEG nm stealing broutpini rtDitend.y moath' AsssA
NC Donald stealing pair OF shoes ren,ensisry m..o.
Francis Mitchell sto,ins chickens; remsndes Mary Mn
php ssslirg ,hts Penitebtsry months ~yiae resks,
a hats reusndsd John ny stealing PAY Of ost
Aup Radcliffe stealing dress and shsI
Pent nti.ro months Frank Rodgers, stealing brss rssi
CITY PIipn 81 DAYS. Michael Smith assault and bssryi 6s.t
$50 RosaDns shay sabt and battery judgment. snsecsses;
Ann Sullivan ,s.,ut and battery; Psntsnusry months.
Lou. Sinner stealing epssyep to,s City Prisoa - hsys
odorse Thom stealing silver coins; rsmsndeS J,la wss
and George Goodwill esog ssskcor Ward gnths AUD
GOODWIN months. Thoma. Haberton, ..su,. aud eI'yi
Penteutiary month. William johnson aud kd~srd k'sss
stealing two rosts; Peritsasry months ei,h Cah.ria.
Apo, sssanlt and bH'eyj PeDitentisy mouh. Aaiss
Dsmares stealing horse blanket Judgment Suspended sss
Hsrp stealing knife Judgment 'aspsndei May Ana MAJ
tin aius two tabs Judgment suspended Sarah AcL.nAe
.tesns sheets shax Nc Judgment suspended. John sn,c
sts sps a piece Of slk yestrgt Penientny mouths w"
iam Gallagher attempt to steal Houss OF hsfass'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

trade for be,,4r ster;ei srty sud docie VII
cortitue TO Re supplied fr'1 the crast Of Arcs We
have rews of os1go lard II 70 tie est~,rt Of Csrts-
nae .f,ou An American tuIit vessel lsst week, 81
hlahy spbjec,s Ire ve,se! got Of tue cost after
6isch .feitg, leaving her Spanish Captsin nbd four
Spanish ano PoIuguese sailors, vho have resrhed IBIS
,i,v and are ready to eDis, for enterprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
COURT cALENDAR-Tms DAY.

SUPREME COURr-CIRcUIr.-Par I-UfEN ANn
TvaN,rs Part II-Nos lt04 Ssl es0 e3l 49, 7s us. I've
Js2 7sS 1888 800 7g2 7gL 1885, 7g' 500 s2 &c., s9 PMt w
Nos tn COS 1885, 49, ISL 49, 7 Isl, 49, FOL, Ios nI, W.
rs rs TTe. 7a3, 7s5, 78, 7s9. . o an,
SUPREaE CoURT-SPEctAL TERH.-Nos. lai, i'''
1885, 1884, 1885, ~, $50, III TO l52 ~, 90 go ,o, ,,.,
l64S ss7 $40 5g 6gs 5et T. 66 s2 81, 6B So 81 es
56 F57 S58 $50 s5 go Isl 63 i3, 3d. se 90 eoS ~
$50 1s2 eOf 5i2, 5sL ExrRA CALEsDAR-Nos es, AV -
6i7 6iS 652 GA 655, 658. $50 GO. -. 49, 81, N.
CoMMos PLEAs.-Part Nos $50, ~, GIG, 3si,
OF 745 7ss ISL no III 90 49, 7e5 1877 $50 Pat IiNs
COS 77 ga $780, 1s5 sol. 800, ia $50. u.s. 73 7S' @ "r
65i A., q, a., q. A.,
BFooKLYs CRY CorRT.-Nos ~, III, IL. IL, ~,
H. Is 30 a e. % IS q, q. 80, 81 81 81, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

syesrs leAold Of Jones' Hotel on the u '" co.,
ana sg;h sire T. los 5OrS ~ ~
On 5th sv lelh 81 lot 80
On <b lsoioibins above, Slot, xo1l" tesea
On if4,h It, let le Il. Of 5th sv 9Al"s -,
On leah 81 lot acj dining above, 25Siers
On losth IT. lots 30 o. Y. o. 5h sv
On lOeth lots joining sboy. 25yites lsah
On loSd st. ots n les n. " ith 2bNes.... '''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

Mr. II S. Nesbit Of the Stamp Office a. Msucahne
has applied vucabzed India rub eer 20 the old mixing
roller which not only work, admirably, but, wien
once charged with Ink. seSon requires TO be re;
app,d 10 The nlir tabse. The roier can bo washed
ana dried in FIVE mHules. and II chsols grest savog
Of ink. (Ayr Express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

WARD NOMINATIONS ts meeting of citizssa o.
the Eleventh Ward, held on Monday evening, Wllsr
w. Walsh was nominatsd for Alderman Th'mm T.
Baily, Supervisor, and'D. b. Appegsts, Consisbla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
lAn7er-issmen'

fArTertissmentl
GAS GAS Gas FNTUREs.--We expect ~ ssr-
PEI, a. ur ,u. Fort. IN .nnf.turirs sod beau 'ful
COS b~ spnrs trace. Pucss 'lt al ca, I, our gess
pet.,, No 57e 'Btoxx.y NAAsEs. PFcE L Co.
s.rcs..oEs 10 atutsr Wsrn-t l. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

A PERFECT PICTURE An exclamation always
b. thee 40 pilss, C-es.as ssst psuse Orimi
ofTHr Hssvrsr Row. ., PLAYED By tnsf Se- C-up,cT
oT.fAopiss vrfsttie SsciaA 81 B.sAUs'. Au'
f. hv rsreatsi there Tas AhrtNooS s1d h's''
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flev-rtis-r.utI
Shall / b. q Merchsn

yer. Auttor Teacher. O. Fsusr Psrtbeos,cA rH'u
s-iru with Cart of C-Ex-tr an TussfA y FOWLER
WILLS. NO. D. Broadway. Viii hsi2 ysu % asc'ds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
fAjyertisemsntI
BRADY's GALLERIES


AsBRoTyPFs AID DsGUSRaEoTfPIs
Nos eH $50 aud si3 Broai Me- ieFt as no u rea
syvras Nv, Nss1ing.on. u. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
IAAYrrEssn-u. |

A. ". FABrRs Lead Pe1cls, sold Al retail b,
81 ,,-.ieue-t A, WHOLESALE caly b.
EIEIalIp YlIEs SOC Aren't. ia. Is WlnsD-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

FgIoSIors AssAuLT.-Erancis Merritt, German,
,.v drawn ,to on Frederick Carson barkseos No us
C.pirr street sDd broken his bssi with tunbe on AoaisJ
n.xht VA 90 a uli;ted ioT the felony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

CIRSFy's NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AND PINE
49, G,TIyRy No 7Cr Broadway ts. bock below ths New:
Tok HctsL Ph0sos,reI px1sue0'y7es. hihs'AIs' = w
saa iyoSy,ypes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
SUPREME coURT-CHAHs.Rs- MARCH ls-Beore Judge
CLEREr.

Barnes 4 Lyman sgt Cumber and McClutoct.
IL il agreed that tue copar'nership existing be-
that eer should be appointed But contnded By tbs
h. ncuitd within the property 70 be taken Foseson Of by
the T,ceiyer.
Utle.. the patent right A. continuing ard interest
any wb.teyer OF IT, make applicable the do
beT A. the tine Of The orms,n Of the p,rtnerhp between
the Pl,in. and Cumberland toe latter TO cap
under certain then owned by him The leases
stnsd the hfr the Igh, 10 manufacture oil under
them given specific period but only durg the existence
Of the psItn.hp to be used b. the partnership sons whether
eoea1s S u, term 81 %epS by one y ysa or
by the parties the death OF Of them By the inter
tfsfered BY consent Of al parties TO the beweou
sn and ST. Chnock the ht 20 the pstert the
10 the % Emission .ened oevitabe desirable Il
therefore euars value proper 'ubssins
ress in the settlement Of ita affair. Tae receiver
Il. s no n.sr .a VIII regard 70
the machinery. thi. undoubtedly Constitutes portion Of the
GS as t. e T a Il qp 's ss f,s s' T Ba
according to ne agreement between plaintiffs aud Cumbsrand
belsr ard ,lbsIti Nocatoci Cunb /, s1t,sdt to
the ,seinery at vslu.9n On thus notion ho~syet eau
whether IL 70 be sid generally $, private public ia. or
mt tie hands Of the receiver snd Cubani An then take
such he may be advised 70 enforce hi conditional
Let order therefore, b entered .PpciGDss Receiver Of
hs uoPrry Of the partnership eomOsei OF Bse, Lyman
so TIE pstslt rlbt the bt t. rtion Of sad
repe,y Ire Receiver pocpcssd to be mentioned % the
opposite party Ia syrg notice Of settlement Of tHe oFder which
must BE- = Do.ice 81 two days.
THE JUDAH HaBEAs CORPUS.
In the matter Of the petition OF Mrs. Judah for the
cuody child Tns referred 10 yesterday This
nnorD the judge sismsd the writ holdcg ,hs Mr. Ed~sd
~ Judah uIcls had ooEtTol child q. time
- a. served.
DECISIONS.
Else Msguire az. jacob Picnd.-Motion 10 change
piece u tenisi with so plsi1f abide
Adam StaDder sgt. LoUGe 81 sDder.- Motion for all
n,ouy gaGtd, 81 pr week aud s25 counsel fee.
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Warring.Oo.

s,,r, Mas is iecturjrg Slavery in England. sad
t,s been presented with watch by the women OF
Uay,tnsiop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

RURGLARY.-John Hodges was arrested sud CON-
ttse Tu,sd,y nortiE for breaking into :hs f ,,fs
Tno. T. McD5Se VI No. % CbeggY vbe.ce lie stos
IA e. rpers cola chsei ch be bal taken ron q. shop o
Mo.ess Ad.ch Of No 81 New Canal street, identified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

REAL EsrlrE.-Ths following sales were made yes
t.,d.y At the Merchants Exchange By A. J. Blocker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

An interesting company of about twenty children,
mostly Of n6er sgs. left the city yesterday afternoon
from the Ctidrens Aid Society, under the charge Of
Mr.. c. l.. Adams. The sppsaled to be very select
party Of little ones and were, as is usual with the
children from this active natuoD, neatly and COM
fortsbly fitted ont. Among the children of the rich
you woud not End sry beautiful than the "carly
headed daIrgs" we s,w in this hsppy fsuily. Their
destinst is Ontario County 10 this State.
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MIssrSo.-Miss ". Bingham, G very domestic AMI
,IAbe ,nse s<y 81 year. oi age, who rrsitsd with asr
mother No. 5s Fast sltesHta Itt IN her h'e i
Fdsy r wst bot has been heard Of since Sac wss Of
medium hight lad very HACK hair al unusually pale Of
her upre. rE Her friends fear ina, EARN
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SUPERIOR COURr-c..~ss..-A.scnI s-ssfsr. Jpsss

NOTION TO vAcATE THE PETTfGREw JUDGaEsT.
John Pettsrew sst- Shs Mayor, &c. Of New York.
ca the application Of the Corporation Counsel, upon
sfi5sy AID pape presented BY him order bpr
~by the Judgment epIef this action by the plaintiff ssscst
T.. Defendants for upvsd Of eco sho1k not BE- act sside
ard vacated ard sTrs proceedDg Sc granted on ne
Sn q Mach insta; By Judge honcus reurn,bls this
nroIuirg
M Bus<ed appeared and moved the stumen. Of the
motor. Mr. Brown appeared counsel bor Nj Petorres
ara ads application the ground that se pfnc1 aa1
tue still csnd0ed 20 his bouse aud bed
By s1sss rvEdsriog Il impossibs for him to eSsre toe
eeSissy afd,ts % oppose the noton M 1steed was
oppo.6 sy sscurdmnt Sd. Juass however ordered
adjourn OF The til the 18th inst, a. III
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COURT Oh COMMON PLEAs-r,nL r.zx -M..ea IS.

lre-ev P..h az. The Ihirt.Ay.ns Rilro.d Company.
This was an acton to recover damages for Injuries
sgssires BY plaintiff in coEsSasEos Of - thro~n from his
uaycn IN Thifd avenue Forty esh the Of
M,Ich 1854 II sppsd that the ;sOe Of the wheel
caught b spsei prCectss from q the sieepe which
casad *. suddenly and threw the aintf nom
the severely njurns hs shoaser fhe de-
that their wife the City required
psuy keep the rosd IN repair and the Cry b.vns 81
ksbwsJs ha6e and rot the dsfendsns Defendants
DENIED Esghgetce D. Lspaogh and CARPENTER foe
plsiutid Potter and WLi.irg for defendants.
Before JsdEs RRADT.
James Bernhard and Bsr sDin r. Hutton Tomas BasA
and others.
On TIE 9th OF November, 1857, the plaintiff sold, by
WiGeraiHs Mount suc.iotee quantity Of nsrch.nde,
nendbs 10. p1rchsssd BY eeendants ere Of sx
nonls amounting. af~r corrections TO e3SH - Ths goods
I'D Of By them eopsted Of snd de ns
The coalition Of ss the printed catalogue provided that
claims @ corrections iovs,ces sboo1 within two days
and hat A~scee would 70 made ,or snrfsotUrSr
"tTissss' IN rssfestaEA TIE sas ssys Ia, ne ess:a
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ARRTsTED.-About p o'clock yesterday morning,
OH Whitley tie HAbof Police sETes:rj IN JOn-'s lane
three men, Isr1ed AAocs HssD, Thomas Mccounsly L7d
Jsnss Brown Suspicion Of burglary they having IL th'
pessei1ou bar jimmy and screw criyer Iaey ~cre
i,ken before Justice O.5oip ana licked ior e1,nIs.on
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The Gas LAMPS The Police Of the First Precisct
ro large number OF sups IA tina. Precinct which have
lighted for time In eonsequencs Of bers out ~
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DISEASED PoULTRT.--Tbree men, namet Abrams,
were yp,;-rdty brought before tie Cy Hall Pole Court ~
OfceT seesf Of Fulton Msrhs,, 20 fr ths mis-
me.ror Of expsps sale pair Of dsssed po1y
hich hey alleged B.byou Long l'Dt
They sab;s qusny ,sid IL from R-ct,-sy Tee rossy
tai II, svpsssnc- ~ Liug been stolen AID killed y n
wsy getting non, Of PrrtostGs ne sir o.
heunsIy with theric drus E,ch OF NJ parties w.
fu.d So