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SUPREME COURT oF THE nN1rEn STATES

-, WASHINGTON, Friday, May 4, lS6O.-No. 49,
Thomas Whitbrdge ct al, claimants of the schoo-
ner Fannie Crocker, appellants, u.s. Joshua Dill ct
al. Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United
States for the District of MARYLAND Mr.. Justice
Clifford delivered the opinion of the Court affirm
ing the decree of the said Circuit Court in this
eousa with costs and intcr ost.--No. 15o. saliva
dor Castro, appellant, as. Thomas A. Hendricks.
&c. Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United
States for the District of Columbia Mr.. Justice
Campbell delivered the opinion of the Court, af-
firmng the decree of the said Circuit Court in this
cause with costs.-No. 81. The United States,
appellants, Ellen E. W hite, administrative of
Charles White, deceased. Appeal from the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the Northern
district of California Mr.. Justice Grier delivered
the opinion of the Court, reversing and annulling
the decree of the said District Court, and remand
ing the cause for further proceedings to be had
therein IN conformity to the opinion of this Court
NO. l78. Benjamin Haney ct dl., appellants,
rs. The Baltimore Steam Packet Company, owners
OF the steamer Louisiana, ct al. Appeal from the
Circuit Court of the United States lor the district
of Maryland. Mr.. Justice Grier delivered the
opinion of the Court reversing the decree of the
SAID Circuit Court, with costs, and remanding the
cause TOR further proceedings to be had therein in
conformity to the opinion of this COurt.-No. 49,
The United States, appellants, Us. James r. Bolton
Appeal from the District Court of the United
States for the Northern district of California Mr.
Justice Catron delivered the opinion of the Court
reversing the decree of said District Court, and
remandng the cause, with directions to dismiss
the petition of the claimant. Adjourned until
the time and place appointed by law.
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The Regents of the State University of ofMichigan,
at Ann Arbor, decided, some time ago, that girls
could not be admitted to the institution and a
legislative committee confirmed that decision;
nevertheless girls attend the lectures of the instu-
ton, and nobody is ungalant enough to tell them
to step out.
An attempt at duel was made at Charleston on
Tuesday. Mr.. F. c. Ripley of that place chal-
lenged Dr. Churchill of the steamer W. r. Spauld-
ing, for some alleged insult. The doctor disclaimed
any intention to be uncivil, and the Southerner
was appeased.
The British STANDARD gives list of one hundred
| and twenty-five members of the University of Ok
| ford who have gone over from the Established
| Church to the Roman Catholic Church. They con-
sist OF two archdeacons, eighty-fOur other clergy
| men, and thirty-nine laymen.
| Six hundred Mormons were expected to leave
| Philadelphia yesterday for Utah. The emigrants
are mostly English.
| Corn sold in Florida, last week, at $l.65 per
' bushel.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

Rio DE JANEIRo-BdTk Blue Wing-6O0 hills eour lei
half chests tea 100 boxes spirits turpentpe 2o0 bbls
rosin, 16l, no feet boards.
WEST INDIEs-Brig Humbodt-650 bbls. -four, 100
bbls corn meal 80 half bbs do rs bbs sugar loobhs
bread 25 half bbls do 25 bbls beef 40 bbs pork 10
bbs oil 10 bbs vinegar so bags peas 100 bushels corn
so puncheons oil meal hhds tobacco, IL pkgs. rice 20
bbls tar 20 bbls PITCH 1000 feet lumber winnowing
machine 20 or. casks wine, 100 boxes candles.
For Shipping Intelligence,se see 4th page
TNO LOVERS OF GOOD WINE.-We have
the largest stock of fine Sherry and Madeira Wines in
town. Price, $40 per doz.; delivered free. co
N. X. LONG CO.,
fel4u 2D and % Pennsylvanis avenue Q
ITO GROCERS AND FAMILIES.
- FAMILY p HAMS. &
IS tierces Comstocksn celebrated brand equal any
other Ham IN this Market and give saisac-
tion, for sale Dy POUMAIRAT McCULLY,
apR-0 47 and 40 Light tr
TOLES.-6 hhds. Smoked Joles for sale by J..
d 4 Fl. WARDEN, No, 30 Commerce street my2H
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Jones warrant had been issued for his arrest, and
Jones said as soon as he could procure bail he in
tended to give himself up to the authorities; after
Jones was arrested witness called at the Jail to see
him, and knowing Thomas, also called to see
him; Thomas, on that occasion, told witness Ham
ilton Easter called on him and said as he, Thomas,
was married man, and if he would implieate
Jones, he would be benefited by it, or something
Easter, Jones not guilty, and he could not do it.
James Mann testified that on the night of the
alleged robbery, he was in company with the
prisoner from Z o'clock P. NJ. to A NJ next
morning, and during that time went to a ball to-
gether, also to a fire, originating from the resi-
dence of Thomas German. Thomas Doyle, corner
of South Paca and Camden streets, was at the fire
alluded to above, and about six o'clock saw the
prisoner there.-Not concluded. Robert c.. Bar
ry, Esq, assisting in the prosecution, and Messrs.
Gale and franklin for the defenca
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COURT OF APPEALS MARYLAND

DECEMBER TERN, 1S59.-ANNAPoLIs, May THE
Court met and proceeded to the call of the cases on
the special docket in the order heretofore announced
No. g. Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bati-
more Railroad Co. rs. the State of Maryland. Ap-
peal from the Circuit Court for Cecil county At
firmed nisi on motion of appellees' counse-No.
10. Thos. FL. Freeland, Jas. Hall and Thos. w.
Hopper Us. Barclay Reynolds. Appeal from the
Equity side of the Circuit Court for Cecil county
This case was submitted on written argument by
Creswell for the appellee.-No. "a. The State
OF Maryland Us. John Price; error to the Circuit
Court for Hartford county continued.-No. 20.
William Shipley Us. John H. Capes Appeal from
Arundel ounty, continued-No. II. Thomas
Spurrier Us. the State of Maryland. Appeal from
the Circuit Court for Howard county continued
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Now York Rank Statement

New YORK, May THE weekly statement Of
the city banks shows an increase in loans o
S2l4 ,OOO S93s,O00 in specie; 100000 in circula
ton, and 100000 in depos its.
Arrival of the Steamer City of Washington
New York, May THE steamer City of Wash
ington, with Liverpool advices to the 25th ult.
anticipated, has arrived.
Death of Ex-Governor TazeweH of Virginia
NORFOLK, May THE venerable Littleton Wal
ter Tazewell, formerly United States Senator, and
an Ex- Governor of Virginia, died here on Sun
day, at the age of S5 years.
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3lunstarg anS Commercial 8shitn.
BOARD OF TRADE,
BALTIMORE, May 7, 1860

"omm.ttee of Arbitration for the month of Nay.
R0BT. LEHR.
DAVID G. ROGERS, McHENRY GRAFTON,
ALEX. p. WOOD, WALTER B. BROOKS.
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Twenty-eight Horses Burnt.

PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-B. d. Stetson's latter
sail stables on Filbert street, below Thirteenth
were entirely destroyed by fire this afternoon and
twenty-eight horses were burnt One was valued
at 81, 500, and another at ST 900. All were of val
liable stock. The adjoining buildings were par
TALLY burnt Loss estimated at S25 000 insured for
only $4,000. The origin of the fire was accidental
National Democratic Meeting at New York.
NEW York, May IA meeting of National De-
mocrats took place at the Metropolitan Hotel to-
night, Ex-Mayor Mckle presiding. Strong
| Houston resolutions were adopted, and great en-
| thusiasm prevailed. A committee to get up a
mass meeting was appo ointed
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Escape of a Slave from Charleston

BosToN, May THE steamer Spaulding, with
the Massachusetts, delegation to the Charleston
Convention, arrived here to-day.
Yesterday negro named VIM. Brock, crawed
from the coal hunks of the steamer in search of
food and water. He said he was free, but the
captain doubling his statement, altered his course
| and ntercepting the steamer BENJAMIN Deford
bound to Baltimore, transferred the fugitive to
that vessel
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THE CHIsEsE SUGAR-CANE.-The Sigourney (lll.(
Democrat of the 10th publishes a table compiled
from the Assessors books, showing the amount OF
Keokuk county last season. The total number of
gallons was Ga, ,4S6. The amount, adds the Demo
cra rated at the prices formerly paid for imported
molasses-80 cents per gallon-makes the nice
little sum of SOL ,5sSS0 Say the cost of the man
ufaeture is Is cents per gallon, which is a high
estimate, and deduct that from the above, leaves
balance of profit to the people of $46, ,8l7.T.
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Marine Disasters.
sad Disa ster---DrOwning
Children.

AUGUSTA, GA, May Tt it reported here, and
believed to be correct, that twenty-nine boys
in Bugkins Mill pond, near Camden, in South Caro-
lima, on Saturday. The boat sunk in the middle
of the pond. The water was drawn off, and nine
teen bodies were found. No names have yet been
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,ur,bar of men in Woodstock, Canada, re-
- tnot the law into their own hands, and at
tenn{ed TO tar and feather a noted thief. Two of
them, having violated his wife, were condemned to
death last week.
One firm in Philadelphia has lost $4,000 by the
recent decision Of the Supreme Court in the San
lillian case.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRAZIL.
FOUR DAYSLATER FROM EUROPE.
Suicide of Baron Bruck---The Visit of the
Prince of Wales TO Canada.

ST. JOHNS, May THE steamer Brazil, from
Galway on the 29th ult., arrived here yesterday.
ltwas rumored that arrests had been made al
Paris, on account of an Italian plot against the
Emperor.
Baron Bruck had committed suicide, having
been dismissed, was said from the Austrian
Ministry, in consequence of completely in the re-
Gently discovered gigantic frauds.
The voting in Savoy on the annexation question
will, it is said, exceed one hundred thousand. Only
twelve hundred noes had been recorded.
A slight insurrecton in the French possessions
in Africa occurred but it promptly suppressed.
The Prince of Wales will not visit Canada before
the first week in July.
There is nothing new in regard to the prize fight.
medical certificate had been given that Sayers
would not be able to use his arm for two months,
and probably more.
Some G200 had been collected for Sayers among
the members of the House of Commons.
Bells Life contains the formal demand oil Hee.
for the belt under the assertion that he it,
That paper treats the claim preposterous, and
asserts that the chances favored Sayers and that if
the referees witnessed the thirty seventh round
they would have afforded him the victory.
The Chinese were at the last accounts making
defensive preparations. 1T was reported that the
British vessels had been sunk by the forts on the
Peiho.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKEr.-Sales of the week 81 600
mdding and lower qualities had from the last
weeks decline Fair qualities had improved and closed
firm. Prices were generally unchanged Sales of Fri
day estimated at II 600 bales, including 5000 bales for
speculation and export The market closed active New
Orleans fair md; middng 7%d. Mobiles fair X d;
mddling 74d.; Uplands fair I'd; middling 6Sd.
Stock in port 900 bales including 500 900 bales
American
Various circulars report advance of from to Id
Manchester advices were favorable,
HAvRE COTTON MARKET,-New Orleans tres ordinare
l06f; bds 99f. Fair qualities had improved most Sales
Of the week $500 bales. Stock in port 290 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFs MARKET.-The market gene
rally closed quiet Flour dull and difficult to sell at
26s. Cd. G130s. Wheat was steady-red los. 6dG11s;
white 1s.dl2s Cd. Corn quiet and nominay generally
unchanged-mixed 36s (d36s. 3d.; yellow SIS d37s 3d.;
white 3Ss. .(13Ss. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET-The market closed
dull Beef is heavy, and all qualities slightly lower.
The marke closed active at decline of 2s cd for inferior
qualities Holders pressing on the arket. Pork
closed quiet at us. Cd 9SOs for new Bacon was firm.
Lard quiet at SIS. (G5Ss. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugar quiet but
firm Coffee was quiet. Rice firm. Rosn dull at
As Id (d4s. I'd. Spirits Turpentine dull at 35s.
LONDON MARKETs.-The money market was unchanged
and closed easy. Bullion had increased at the Bank Of
England f62, 600.
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saurday-Sales to-day of 10 900 bales of
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Arrangements for loan of fifty million roubles,
1t Is believed, have been made with Barings and
Hope of Amsterdam. The London Neos thinks the
news is false
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Farete @ county, Pa, has been fire for about SIX
weeks fire tnSsd Dy yser enTng ySing
men, which they failed to exiting es1tpsuish it have been
the UanS and it IS likely it may burn for years
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A man named Kingsbury, who was convicted
some years since of robbiug gentleman in Ithaca,
N Y, of about $4,000 in jewery, railroad bonds
&C., at hotel in Saratoga, lately obtained a suit
of plain clothes and a false mOustache, and thus
disguised, walked boldly out of the yard of the
Clinton prison where he was confined, and made
his escape,
The Boston Atlas of the 4th says: Two $500 bill.
on the Atlantic Bank of this city, stolen from Ad
ans express some weeks since, have been receveC
by that bank in their regular course of redemption
They were received from the Metropolitan Bank
New York, which redeemed them for one of theil
corresponding banks in Burlington. Iowa
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The insurrection in Sicily has been completely
suppressed. The Count of Syracuse is said to have
written to Prince Carignan, offering his sword to the
cause OF Italian nationality, in his nephew the
klng OF Naples, refuses to restore the Constitution
OF l84S Baron Bruck, the Austrian Minister of
Finance, died suddenly of congestion. Prince
Czartoryski is dead. Iquaz Won Planer has been
appointed Minister of Finance.
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Telegraph Marine Reports.
HIGHLANDS April sanset- Wind 8, light: weather fogsy


sAFpY HOOK. Apr,4 ,unse.--one of crinneli Nn.urn
BARK SSGna Out sncsors sw spit Wind light weaSer
very hay and thick outside.
wrecked on Cape Canaveral Toe loaded with
npon he rssse and cargo which were totally ssi p,sssn
rom HnaSsn for Europe Sesoie fspO.d No ives we're
soHs GEORGE EDWARD Baker from Salem for Philadelphia
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Sas hap az asssd Wndsp fad 70 SIP ss Shas %
prevent going Ashore lost fore .o2ms and ayrg bsoo snd
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reported Salem barbor sIl Brg Frederic
placed Sndsr he sea%sis side he ss Of he ids
thought afe W III be ra!sed.
ship sep,gnes vayorre now Ire sms Balance dock
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steamer Eu, City Of the New Haven ine lsrge
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sshr 1910 ton, IL n. hs,k sec IN Conneccu
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sppcan %. schr Adnira Blake, Hathaway Allan.
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Fart ASSson Child. Smith nenoe for Mobile. March s., IA
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Fsreign Ports.
paY. March No %. An ys 81 IN gSrs ,,. r,o p,.
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for yorlesns IN few days ConSues for fsw
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Port OF New York. April 4. 1850.

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Steamer xsnpeoee Hand. Philadelphia
etsAmer Daylight Springer. New Bedford
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yepoyisxarch l3 lat IS lon 70 IS, picked
painted black with H. l6,h D Al IS
Cd the BODY OF without head and clothing
sept pair Of long blue stockinRs.
BELOW.
ship fYcH London.
Bark sopbA. Jones for Baltimore ard scbr Disdeu from
Hsshs for ha are at anchor In the Lower BsyBy
SAILED.
eneamships Nashville, Chsresion; Chesapeake Portland
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Mcw.mencs NJ Ocean Ssel erse
upnM gtmApU

SPECIAL NOTICE.
az packages and letters Intended for the WV yoHE
rAouLf ne seaicd
ALMANAC FOR SFv y0RK-Tms DAY.
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81 shore.
sAFDY HOOK. April4 sunse-one Of Grinnell, Min.urn
Co.'S London packets going the Bay. Ship Hale and
bark bound anchored sW spit Wind s. light weather
very hazy and thick outside.
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NO. ID.

fine of twenty dollars, and as l think this
enormity of the offence demands heavier
penalty, l must commit you to be tried
the next term of the Superior Court.
Each of them was required TO give bail
in the sum of one hundred dollars. Ma
than Wilder became bail for Cooper, and
the others found bail among their friends.
That night Nathan went home wiser
man, and in his heart thanked Mr.. Clarke
for the counsel he had given. Joseph
Cooper went home wiser too, but was
miserable and unhappy. He now saw
what evil company had done for him,
and he wished that he had been wiser.
Within week, eleven Of the guilty
party went and saw the people whose
property had been abused, and not only
confessed their error, and offered to make
pecunlary restitution, but they also i'm
plored forgiveness, and promised to dor
so no more. The consequence was that
at the next term of Court no complaints
appeared against the contrite YOUTHS
Only three ring leaderS-three low, reck-
less, hardened youths-were tried and
were sentenced to one years impriSon
menG III the county jail.
1t was good lesson to many youth
IN that town, and from that time fortn
there was no moro such disturbance Of
the peace and injuring Of property for
the more virtuou5 Of the youths had
learned how dangerous it was to be found
In bad company, and had consequently
withdrawn from all connection with such,
while tho few who were evil in mind,
and who dared not go alone upon any
such work, having lost the respectable
cloak which the presence of decent pco,
pie had formly thrown over their heads.
deSsted from any further exhibitions Of
like character.
In time Nathan Wilder became the
husband of Mabel, aud a partner il
business with Mr.. Clark. He IS now
middle aged man, and has a family of
noble children, and no lesson of social
life does he urge more strong y upon his
children than the simple truth " y MAN
is KNOWN BY THE COMPANY HE KEEPS"
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BsA II passes in the world for great
ness of mimi, to be perpetually giving
and loading people with bounties butit
is one thing to know how to give, and am
other thing to know how to keep. Give
me heart that is easy and open, but /
will have no holes in it let it be bounti
tul with Judgment but will have moth
ing run out of it if know it.
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Valuable Real Estate
AT PRIVATE SALE.

TINE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE TIL E
L Farm which he resides, in the township of
Howell county of Monmouth State Of New Jersey
being the property formerly owned by Richard Ila-
gaman, near Brockebank's Brick Yard, containing
III acres. Said Farm is miles from the Railroad
Depot, at Freehold, and well adapted for raising
Corn, Wheat Rye, and Potatoes, acres of Straw
berries will be in full bearing next summer well
suited for a truck farm, being only four miles from
Railroad, where the best Stone Lime can be had
also near the best Mari in the County large
supply of good Peat the farm, and good clay for
making Brick.
The improvements consist of good comfortable
Dwelling House, large Barn, Wagon House, with
Potato Cellar under it, good Well of Water at the
House, also one at the Barn. The fields are well
watered good Apple Orchard, and other fruits in
abundance.
Terms of payment easy. Persons wishing to pur-
chase will please call on JOEL b. HARVEY Oh the
premises, or John Kenworthy Freehold.
Sept. %, 1859. 47-3m
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-19

a@- A girl sitting in fellows lap
with her arms around his neck, and look
ing at the fireworks, on the evening of
the last Fourth of July, asked him if she
was not heavy. He replied. my yoke
is easy, and my burden is light"