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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-29
JONES' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
E. E. coRNES WASHINGTON Av: AND THIRD ST.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
ESTABL}SHED IN 1871,


A full course of instruction in this institution
n embraces Double Entry Book Keeping,
Commercial Calculations, Commercial Law, and
Penmanship.
Special instruction given in the art of de-
tccting Counterfeit Money.
Gentlemen can enter for the courses separate
ly, and at any time, instruction is impaired in
dividually, and not in classes, each Department
being independent of the other, and under the
control of Professor educated for the especial
duties of that Department in which he is en-
ploycd.
For circulars, containing information in regard
to the Terms, Course of instruction, Rules for
Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes, Weights Of
Produce, Tares allowed on Produce, etc, ETC.,
call at the Bookkeeping Department. or address,
JONATHAN JONES,
ian6-Iy VI St. Louis, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-29

CnOps IN TESsEssrE.-Ws copy the fol:
lowing from the Winchester (TennassesJ
Journal OF the 4lh inst:
Ten days ago the universal cry was for
rain. The crops were On the verge Of ruin.
The corn seemed purched and beyond re-
demptiOn from its scar and yellow state, and
all mankind seemed interested in the crop.
Everybody wanted rain, and soma said that
if rain came, twould be too late to do good.
1t came slowly and surely, wet.lng the
earth down TO the roots Of all thiifIgs that
needed it. II came in abundance, and in
such manner as 10 cause the heart Of the
farmer 10 be "exceedlng glad" Crops
are pretty well restored, and those who, ten
days ago feared that oil would be lost, to-
day can hopefully rejoice over the rich pros
pect for fufillment Of their desires"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-29

WAsH1SGros MoSUMEsr.-Lieut. Ives;
the Architect and Engineer in charge Of ihe,
Washington Naiiona! Monument, has made
an official report 10 the Society, in which
he says that when raised to the height of
six hundred feet the entire weight of the
shaft and foundation will be 10000 tons.
The weight of structure in its present con-
dition is 40so0 tons. He has been unable to
detect any appearance of settling or lnsecu-
rity. By scientific calculations be has ar
rived at the conclusion that the weight alone
of he monument at its full height would Of
fer resistance nearly eight times greater
than the overturning effort Of The heaviest
tempest TO which it would probably ever be
exposed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-29

MoTHER.-O, word of undylhs BEAUTY;
thine echoes sound along the walls of time
till they crumble at the breath Of the E,er-
nal. In all the world there is not habitss
bic spot where the music Of that holiess
word has not sounded. By The golden flow
Of the river, BY the crystal margin Of tbs
rock, under the leafy shade Of The forest
tree, in the hut bull, of the bamboo cane, in
the mud matched cottage, by the grand
peaks OF the sky-kissing. mountains, the
wide spread valley ,on The blue Ocssn,i in the
changeless desert whsts the angel came
down 10 give the 'parched lips the sweet
waters Of the wilderness, on the altar
where the father stayed the dowpwatd
stroke Of his sacrifcial life, warned by the
volrs Of God, between the pillows, that
like solid walls Of ruby threw their Grim
son on the swarthy brows Of Isrsalitish
and lighted the dark eyes of the women,
under the white tent of the Arab, and in
the dark covered wigwam of the Indian
hunter; wherever the pulses of The human
beat quick and, do float fesbly along the
current of failing life, there is tha, sweet
word spoken like universal prayer
"MOrHER. p Exchange. ,-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-29
The Next Presidency.

The following is the vote TO which each State
will be entitled at the next Presidential election:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

>.
These have not been used and offered for
not as unserycesble second hand only no
conforming to The model last adopted tbs United States
gulsr military ses vice.
The proposals will state distinctly tho aud d.
(whether Clint lock Of muskets desired TO s.
puIchased where located and the price bid per
each kind. They should be endorsed
Purchase Muskets and directed tohs undersgn ~ -
Ordnance Office, Washington, u. G.
FAN samples Of these muskes 30 appcasu
for the purdose, 70 tho Commanding Officer Of Of
Wsss neton Arsenal The diereu. received vf
be al this Office the 18th June between -
hours and O'Clock and sales viii be awarded -
hisbe4 bidders tbe apartment reservng The reta
any biddl that may not be regarded Satisfactory.
Terms of caah In specie Treasury notes h
paid TO tie Disturbing officer of the Arseual where
are deposed their delivery 70 the purchaser ordor
h0m this 0fhce. II. K. CIR AIG,
Colonel Of Ortnanoo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

nNHBsPIAN ASSOCIATION, INSTITUTED l34s-ELEC-
ton of officers thus Friday evening punc:ua attendance
requested performance to take place this month
OF joining fret company will pease addrosu
1hespisn care OF L. A. Philips 253 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
SEGARS AND TOBACCO,

TTAvANA sEas kRs-rN R0ND. FOR ExPoRT, OR IN
suss .t1y pAri iJi Ok. sU.,,
To- poters ~ Beaver street c"rner william, opposite
Lera0CiooA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

$1,000 ~ DfAI.E2s-Io Df@L&sx IT GLASxIS
tASLlon tsintSs threads sboos Of VOC sh1oG rub
tsofs ca NE! s1ves pptca 'hes he holds 40 absrul<
seulls moss see Goodyear OF Tia exclusive reht =
n. ION =. ocpsfed .ccostirg ass ocdysAxt
us raoDsi Va AL ess1a tatsss ts elasticity q
si - Tase 70 .S< -cf coVrrsaux see che Or ssrsa
p nros iAbra a5d Al " covered OF proecsi ca q
Aoncs or suca a. arc or ces rcbtsr sad ID all sec
s21 ddes VITA sutstanoeo ohe 1ste aud se rda ruhbA
elastic shiret goods add aO All tsreac. Or shso9 81 ruS
h<eads OF sulcsrze1 rubber by "a. 70 ~
PEI which DO made or mn laTe5. rgss aoHay
covered By 1hrous rtFtanCrk kno sug, sStc~
that he IA ready TO eupTiy the trade WI "a s.ors
Rs sentina called to Nd, 70 BE ,ss cyS1r
william Judcon 10 Nhica sad sdfscr cAs
The right y inner ssi slCs Rocoa a. On tAs NAT a
Ite at tergroc sassed that tas presen ads 10 ~
Md Judson is fraud u.oa Ne puesc eno rs peye7 -
pup Of iuurns sad Judsa yr'lr, ssS
not-d his pretended ccrf o. % tn uv N se.
coca nos afford the signed any oppofu tss-a us-
neccrs any sn Against fhsTn In orde, 70 ,e q ludevx
Charles Goodyear yei ute n e asSs
Lgusd The question d. ded ~ Judge loge,so vatsss~
Yot, q preiunnaa naoton and psrhM pfe, NJ m
Of toe decsss, OF the merits u ne uue ct -,
tery'sf 3D. and the pu isbed by sac Juceon nxS
lbs upoa by presenott cue ~ Srx
which said Judsoa now dslnx W nave p7~T " "snh@s "
he lss stx Year,. ., ...,.--, g. -. ~
or the above descriptions ming
sucn goods be lawfully 10 IN snn ~ ~. svs.,s
license ard stamp and that hea nen "a. te 49,
eol,ufisd' ss.d ysxhts u ma $50 teed b.
go 'uxlsncs g,eot ksw fasa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
TRANSPORTATION OF STORES.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE
new YORK. May IL, 1859

NEW YORK, Nay T. 1859
Proposals sealed and endorsed Proposals freight Nu
be at this oce until IL O'Clock Wednesday the i0
day of May 1882 tor the transportation of 900 berre
OF government stores from the Navy BROOKLYN
the OF Hong Kong China there to be delivered
United States Nova Sorekeeper shore the senior
officer present.
The ofers must stale the price barrel without distinction
between and dry and each barrel half bS
bread beef pork -four rice dried apples pickles sugar
besnp noasses vinegar or wniskey will be considered
and paid for bsrrel whether be whiakey barrel
barrel of smaller capacity All other packages be esd
mated al the rate of So cubic feet TO barrel whatever
contain and In the of all casks other
barrels the hhs Will be deducted. No prmage will be allow
ed. Payment 10 be made by Navy Agent United
States be selected by the bidder and
party within thirty days after producing satisfactory
desce OF the delivery OF the cargo.
The vessel must stand No ], and be FIRST Glars clipper
vessel the usual inspection by such
be appointed BY the Commapdant Of the Ysd Brooklyn
and be at the Yard ediatsy ready receive the freh
and presented for examination within three days aer
being notified OF her acceptance, the department will considar
itself at liberty offer the freight to The next lowest bidder
make su may best sbserve the pubic
TIE vessel taking the freight boatd to
immediate despatch for the port Of her des,ir ston.
GEO n. sANDEkS Navy Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

xvOUEG MEMS CHRISTIAN UNION.-A SOCIAL FEE
tvsl of ladies and gentlemen viii be held this day1
evening ats ociock at rodworth,s Hall Good music ~
be provided Brief addresses by Rev. Drs Bellows Chaplin
Osgood sawyer Funess and Farley also by Peter Cooper
C. Bryant mayor Tsmann and olters. Tickets 50 cents
each, be had al 523 Broadway and at the door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
NEW ORLEANS,
IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
ALBANY, COLUMBIA, MACON, AUGUSTA,
And various places In Florida,

Via SAVANNAH, Ca
The AUGUSTA Capt NJ g. woodruff, will leave on Satur.
day May "a at P. NJ from pier No North river Tsxets
be had for the following places fare by any
superior
Few York New Orleans $50 rs; Mobile $685. Montgome-
ry, Ala SO; Atlanta, "a SIS Albany ga, $2 Columbia,
Ga, saS Macon, Ga. $2l; Augusta $50; Savannah, SIS
fhe ALABAMA, Capt Geo. r. Schenck, will succeed on
Wednesday, May lS NJ For freight or passage apply
10 SAMUEL L. MIiCHIIL 4 500,
No, Is Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

A.,Oh sAyt NEAH AND rLoRIDA-THE AMERICAN
Y AuGlhc Screw steainship Company's eegan,
s'esmshie psTAPsCo John Post Commander, VIII Leave
Psssrg. 10 Savannah, with sis
through ,rtoteto New urleens s 75 Mobile sS Mon.so
$780, .. a. -s.s ,Sss ~ IL ~. pssp y.o-,
ps< osnt Apply " L. URONTELL co S W -, area
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

PENNSYLVANIA EAILRoAD.-THF GREAT GEN
trail route West Time least short and
freight and fare low at all ncs by other route
paesage tickets 70 contract for freight TO point
te entire Weet call at the company Office No AsorHousa
j. !. ELIIOTT, Passenger Agent
AprN n. LE&CH CO.. Freight Aganta
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EE.NsstAL HUTsCES

DgICRLAYRsE, ATTSNrscS.-Ar A MAS nEvvynU
ID held the 5h ns At s,euseu GAN, uuaninoa.y
agreed notify ha lie be 81 day on Nd
. The l6b OF MAJ All the absent men are requssd "
All forthwith J. III WARD. Pre.iiaat.
CORP. NLr, SECRETARY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

RAILROADS.
ANEW YORK AND HARLsM RAILROAD.
IL SPRING AERkrGEHENT.
On and after Wednesday, Apc 1859 traps Will Jaavs
Twenty sixth stf eet station. New York follows;
7:ss A III for Wllihmsorloge
$50 A M. mail trsin for Albany.
$50 AM for Wllismsbriee.
llsOA.M for " bite f!ains.
23O IN. for WillamabEtdge
400 p M lor Dover Plains-
800 p for White Pisins
SIS Pm for White Plains from, White and Ccnses reetg
$50 Pm for Willlamsbriigo.
Returning VIII leave
500 A. NJ. from White PiaiDa
6yO AM from Dover Plains.
GAO A M. from WiilsniBbgfdgo.
100 NJ from White Plains
Ss6 A. NJ. mail train from Albany
980 N. from Wllliamsbrdge.
LOO NJ from Wiliamsbridge.
800 NJ from White PIains-
500 p M from Wilsmsbridge.
W. ]. CsRBMIL. Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
HOUSES. ROOMS. &C., TO LIZ.

'To lR.-ohE OR wo FURNISHED RouNs sUl IA
vs s or gs sea!eGea or gentleman and ns wife Ap
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70, 'sEs, ROOMS, &C., TO LETT

.ryanieBrA rAsLoR 10 Lsr-TO A GgNTIE
3 MAJ gih b.,N I.s' 4 required, IA lwse,Y ars, street
story For NesS apply nj Benyes Ma ison square Posi-
odco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
FURNITURE.

At THE EAGLE ENAMELLED FURNITURE MANU-
"a factory GA Broadway I've doors above Laura Keene
theatre elegant chamber suits from SIS and upward grsineS
in rosewood oak walnut and maple ornenened In gold
flowers fruit and resco. Goods packed for the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
ALE or UNITED aTATEs NusKETs.

QRDsAgCn Cvrycu
WAsHSG-os April Is. 1889. &
Proposals writing viii be received at the Ordnance oae
until the l5h day OF June 1879 FOR the purehss OF al
portion o fifty thousand United States the
aeiyersbls 1t the places mentioned below viz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

SHIPPING.
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, BELFAST, DUBLIN. LON.
- dondsrry, &C., via Glasgow, for $50.
The splendid ana powerful seamshp GLASGOW Captain
Thomson sails Saturday, May a. at noon Rates of pas
sage Glasgow, Liverpool belfast Dublin. Londonderry
dc-Frst cass T5 seerage found with an abundance Of
properly cooked provisions also be secured
peror steamships, at the lowest possible rates.
For passage, TO or from. apply TO
NOR LIvERPooI.-THE SPLENDID BLACK BALL
II line clipper ship NEPTUNE, Capt Peabody, sails to
row terms OF cabin second cabn storage passage
'pp'' JACOB WILSON, lOs South street.
U,oR LIvERPOOL.-OLD BLACK STAR LINE.-rHE
packet ship ROBERT KELLY, lying at pier North River,
will ea May IT, The DE WITT CLINTON, lying at pier 81
River will ssil May 81 For apply to WILLIAMS
4 GU1UN, 40 Fulton street and III Broadway.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
CALIFORNIA,
Via Panama Railroad
The steamship STAR OF THE WEST, A. q. Gray, COM
ander will sail Friday May 90 1862 at O'CLOCK r. M
from pier Warren street, North River connecting
Par the steamship GO 4DEN GATE, Captain Il. L.
Whiting
For psssape apply only to l. W. RAYMOND iat III West
street. corner OF warren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

DEDuCED RATEs-FOR NORFOLK Is, PETERSBURG
Il or Richmond s. The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain
Parrsh will receive freight for the above places Friday
and Saturday pier Is North river aud leave SATURDAY h
instant O'clock Freight for Petersburg landed Mt CITY
Point Passage staeroo included to Norfolk reduced 70
&c. Petersburg Richmond saeroom included redu led to
rs. Meals 80 cents extra -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

nyEx GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP cox.
intend sailing their new and powerful steamers from
sIAs5oW 5ho%son ss.urS.y nay = Ct u 0'cloes .oos
% ss. 1 e
osss seersge found with 40 abundance Of cooked pro
yson. $50 Fer freight or passage apply 70 ROBERT CRAIG
TOR LIvFsPoOL-THk FAvoRTTE AND FAST
sailing ship BENRY CLAY Captain Caukins will sail
squalied and expect to make this passage een days For
apply board to E COLLINS CO., at the office
+ new steamship OCEAN QUEEN szes tons, Capt g. +.
seseury win san from pier No North river New York pre-
and The United States mails for Europe. 'p'N''
f'' ''' f D. foRsINoS' No Bowling Green, n
UrHE NEW LINE FOR CALIFORNIA.
The favo,ite steamship NokIIERN LIGHT, Cap, Takle-
To- At Gcp ScK NJ sA 1%%unecns via Panama Rarosd with
Apply at the only office of the line Nc Bowling Green
NIB All persons are forbid trusting any one on account of
the above ships or owners
SuTToNa CO.'S DESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
oIiPPEk OF s STU BAY 2lsT r NAY; INST.
The famous and celebrated SsT York built clipper sh
IS REGz1y1ss W s1 70 ss
This clipper by "a Sf Esq.,
caly fer the San Francisco trade Her only passage from
stain Being very email ony 200 ons viii All up in
days shippers will please hand in their bills adng ~
soon they complete their engagements.
SUTTON 4 CO., 90 south street, corner of Wall
A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE, EsTABlIsHD 1882
"A carrying the United States malThs beautiful clip
per ship Template, 800 tons register Martin auder
having halt Of her engaged win be despatched
6eeong Hobart Town has elegant
for both first and second cabin passengers
Bowling Green New York Sight bills for sale, adj.
ma in Auara 1ia
Messrs. wilkinson, Bros. x Co.
NOR NASSAU, N. p, AND HAvANA-THE BRITISH
i and North American Royal Mail stea nshp KARNAK,
jersey City, the above ports after the steam
srp Asia which leaves Liverpool May IA probably May 20
DO. do 70 Havana .......;;;..............6 SO 90
For freight passage apply to E. CUNARD No Bowling
Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

NrOE shJsE--AT GTAMFOFD, CONN, A TWO STORY
and ATTIC house 4ors6 built IN the best mauner With all
lie modern two Of ground plenty Of
1ruA ntal trees Terms easy.
PHELPS PALMER, 81 Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

bSftub hO< VtCuFtd
An experienced board
The owners Of there ebps will be accountable for gold
yer hut specie. jeweiry precious metals,
s bs Of ladipF sd therefor tho value thereof
therein expressed For freight passs ge Apply
n CUNARU, No. 4 lowing ure6..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

a GREAT CHANCE rs NOW OFFERED-TO THOSE
~ in of furniture bedding desirous of
entering the If not sod private sale by the 18th in
picking spd feather baking machines de- st Broad
way between Twenty ninth and 1hreh Streets -Four Eve
u hoserers wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A BARGAIN A NEAT TWO STORY COTrAGE. WITH
"A Kitchen and dining attached IA acres OF land ana
NUMBER OF frn trees minutes walk from botn Harlem
and New Baven depois will be- sold low or would be
Tor city property good stock o. grSsses WIN
depot Or at No. u West Fourteenth street. N T. IL SOLO, S1V
can remain tgagc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

IaoK BAIE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, WITH About
u of land pleasantly situated near Fordbaa, two
fhrcs distant from the Harlem Aairoad depot The
deag kouce elegant structure i've old IL Ia the
ayie, ~ib carpanre Ial,sn tower cont.ns ID
Kitchen and ceszge water closet and bath
roou vita hot and cold ws'er dumb waiter and sreakng
tabe& grounds divided n,o pleasure and vegetable
derS are soted with full grown bearing fruit trees and the
has stables chicken yard &c conyeae ny arranged
P1ios uaode-sts Apply d M COIN, So William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

U'oB HAMBURG. LONDON. NAvRE AND SOUTHLAND
II ton.
The Hamburg American Packet Comp iron mail
SHIP
BAVARIA, raube commnnder,
Will leave pier Fl North river,
MONDAY MAY Is
First cabin. 800 Second cabin 500 s.eerags S35
G. B. RICHARD BoAS.
Is. BroaJw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

I7OR sAlE-IN FIFTY EIGHTH STREET EAST OF SIC
avenue lot Of ground IS feet front BY 100 fee
good and clear title rs remain bond
faud mortgage hppiy TO rHos. W. WEATHERED No. III
ITrtuce street frat floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

UCTIoN NoTICE.-BENNETr 4 CO., FURNITURE
n packing establishment No 1888 Houston street Rich fur
of description boxed and shipped
the world BENNBTf CO g furniture express wagons and
the removal of urnure pier glasses wardobes
bookcases French bedsteads and curtains down
removed snd put up with the utmost Also marble and
bropH saay china dinner and tea sets carefuly
forwarded to part of the country Storage frn
furniture bought commission furniture of families
moved with the utmost Ali orders by pos. promptly
at red to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-30
FROM WARRINGTON

,WAsHINaToN, Dec 90
The names of the six opposition members
who to-day voted with the majority of tho
Democrats for Mr. seoit, for Speaker, are az
follows
Messrs. Boteler, lBouligny, Herdeman, Moore,
Of Tenn, Vance and Maynard Mr.. Branch.
will, Il he has not already, privately demand
Of Mr.. Grow, in asual manner, an explanation
of language applied to bin to day in House
of Representatives. IL is probable, however,
that by interI ention Of fends tho cause Of
ofIense on each side will be removed without
resOrting 10 extreme measures.
Chief Justice fancy aud Associate Justice
Daniel are elill detained froa Supreme Court
by sickness.
The Court Of Claims has been adjourned till
next week, owing to the tickness Of Judges
Blackford and ScarbOrn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-30

CoNTEMPTlRLE LARCENY. On Saturday last
the entire file Of the Ohio Farmer aud the last
number of the Edinburgh Quarterly Review were
stolen from the reading rooms of the Cleveland
Library Association. Such contemplate mean
thieving as that should be heavily punished II the
perpetrator Is discovered Foran annual payment
of only 80, the association furnish free access to all
the periodicals upon file, and any one who wonld
steal them rather than to become member, would
be guilty of almost any mean act. The Review has
the association stamp upon it which win render Il
an unpleasant matter for the ihief to keep IL before
his friends.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-30

The RAILwAY.--sEqUEsTRA osTHE CLEAE.
LAND AND PITTsBURoa.--In the matter Of the
application for a writ Of scquestration, and the
appointment Of q stquestrato- for the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh Railroad, in the District Court, on
Saturday, Iiill Burgwia, Esq, stated that he rep
resented creditors Of the road TO the amount Of
$4,000, and asked for the privilege OF interplead-
ing for them when the case came up Ior hearing
The Cambria Iron Company holds judgment
against the road for $l9,OoO, and another party,
residing in Massachusetts,, also has large claim,
and Mr.. Burgwiu desired them to communicate
with them on the subject The privilege was gran
ted, and the case may not be argued for some
weeks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-30

PAYMENT OF EMPLoYEEs ON THE PITrsBURGu
FT. WAYNs g. CmcAeo RoAD.---In the District
Court, on Saturday morning, Judge Williams gran
ted the petition OF T. Haskius DuPuy, Esq, for
authority TO pay the current expenses Of the Pitts
burgh, IT. Wayne aud Chicago Rairoad, OF which
he is 8 questrat1r, as the improvement is one Of
interest to the public, aud could rot be carried on
unless such provision was made. The sequesira-
tor ordered TO apply, out Of the OF the
road, such amount as may be reasonably sufficient
for the payment OF Employees the making Of ne
cessary repairs and other necessary expenses which
have been and may be incurred by him In opera
thug and maintain ng the road ts appurtenances aud
equipments, Messrs. Hamilton n Loomis made
the application for petitioner Mr. Burgwin asked
II the otder was intended 10 cover the back wages
of the employees, as ifs) he was instructed to OPP
pose the application. Mr. Hamilton replied that
Il was rot, as there was another application pend.
ing to enable the sequesrator to pass the employ
ees Of the road for services rendered. November,
and up TO Dec oh, which will come up hereat-
ter.-Piitshurgh Post