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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-30


HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
s4to Ira English and French BED BLANKETS.
BLANKETS for Servants
CRIB BLANKETS
81 to III White MARsEILLEs QUILTS.
GA to 1874 Barnsley and French Linen sHEETINGs.
40 inch to IS inch Pillow Case LINENS.
"A IRISH LINENS.
Linen LAWNS and Brd's.Eye DIAPERS.
Linen TowELING and CRASH. ....z.
Plain Linen NAPKINS.
Fringed Huek :.
So to "A Damask and snow-Drop NAPKINS
Ga to PA Brown and White Damask TABLE-eLoTHs
"a 10 124 =. LINEN DAMAsK.
Frnged Damask TABLE SETS.
Colored Cotton and Wool and Cotton DAMAsK for Table
Covers.
Ditto for Curtains.
silk and worsted DAMAsK, for Curtains
LOOPS and TAssELs, to match.
Lace and Muslin CURTAINS. .
jacquard Muslns, for BARS and CURTAINS.
Plaid and Broche Muslns, for BARS and CURTAINS
90 TO los inch White and Pink BObinet, for BARS.
Rich French Furniture CHINTz
TIDES.
The of all the Goods most extensive and
the Goods have been selected in Europe by rm
WHITE GOODS. &
Plain Plaid and Striped CAMBRICs.
Figured cAMBRIcs and BRILLIANTEs
Plain and Plaid JACoNETs
:. :. NAINsooKs.
NULL SfuLLs and VICTORIA LAWNS.
Checked cRINoI1NE for Skirts .<
Swiss ATUsLINs and TARLATANEs
White ooTToNs and M4DAPoLLAMs.
PLANTATION GOODS. .=
Planters will find the greatest variety goods adapted the
use, and all of SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES, such as
White and Colored Kentucky LrNsEYs and KERsEYs.
Golored Plaid LINSEEs.
Plaid and Striped Heavy osNABURGs, for Dresses.
rs and "A osSABURGs.
Plain and Twilfed FLANNELs-al coIors
WOODEN SOCKS and STOCKINGS, for Negroes.
sHAwLs and HEAD HANDKERGHIEEs.
Golored and White BLANKETs-best makes
SPOOL COTTON. Zsm=T.0--a
PATENT COTTON THREAD.
PATENT FLAX THREAD.
sold very low to close consignment
All the above Goods together with large stock of others too
mention. VIII be sold prices TO times
We respectfully solicit call from those want of Goods
our line before purchasing elsewhere.
G. A. BARRIERE & BRO,
ms 2p6t No. 100 Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-30

RressseGEes
a L E n Q n Ia eE SETS.
MRS. TURNER
Has just received from Paris and will open on MONDAY
the 18th Of November elegant assortment Of
Real Brussees Point Lace SETS from sl2 to 500
COLLARS.
:. BERTHEs. "
:. HANDKERCHIEFs.
:. eAPEs.
:. :. BARBEs and ooIFFUREs
;. !. FLouNGEs,
Real Point Alencon SETS very rich assortment
Real Point de Venice LACE SETS, an elegant variety
yEIs-Iu every description of Lace-cambr ehantiliy,
Point Applique Brusseiles Aleneon etc,
yalenciennes COLLARS and COLLARS and SLEEVES
T. ar ~ n O z u q: n z z s,
IN EVERY srYLEl
LYONS VELVET GLoAKs, BERNoUsE, PELlssEs, and
OPERA cLoAKs-with the usual selection of
Millinery
PARIS MADE BoNNETs-Latest styles,
HEAD DRESSES, FLOWERS
FEATHERS AND RIBBONS.
MRS. TURNER,
ms 2ptf Ito Canal street.
.Weerschaa4as Pipes.
Just received, magnificent assortment of GENUINE
MEERsCHAUM PIPES.
beautiful assortment of WALKING STICKS in great
variety. ~
b4And Sc Royal street,
MO 2ptf of Bienville.
TIE Greet Etlssmsiaat0s. OF the .age.
PURE DEopoRIzED)
PARA FINE ILLUMINATING
OILS,
Manufactured by the Kanawha Gea on Company of
Virginia. Infinitely Cheapest, most Brilliant and Efficient
the world An inexhRustible supply for
sale al 81 25 per gallon, at
No. Chartres street,
Sole Agency for the above unryaled on well the Vr
gina Paaaae OIL Also afnl supply of Downers and Port
land KEROSENE All The brands of COAL OIL the
best Southern made PARAfINE CANDLES. Together with
the largest and most elegant assortment Of
KEROSENE AND COAL OIL LAMPS,
Tobe found in the Southern States
Also unequalcd suaAR,HousE AND PLANTATION
LANTERNS for sale, Wholesale and retail the lowest
gss's H. G. COVERT,
MIC 2ptf Successor 10 Artemon Hill
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-30
southern Rights association
~
OF LOUISIANA.

regular meeting OF the Executive Committee of this Asso
citation will held FRIDAY the 30h inst al O'Clock p
NJ the the Board of Health 50 St. Charles street
Punctua attendance the requested By order
nso 2plt A. b. GLADDEN. Chairman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-30
OUR STOCK OF SILK,

OUR STUCK OF SILKS
extensive and of the very latest styles and will be
SOLD VERY LOW.
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cloaks-cloth, sink and velvet,

Cloaks-Cloth, silk and Velvet,
Ladies and Chldrens very large stock received
from the best makers in Paris.
sHAWIs-aI styles and qualities.
Ladies' and Misses, Merno VESTS and DRAWERS.
Gents and Boys
Ladies' and Misses Cotton and Merno HosE great variety
Gents and Boys :. SOCKS :. :.
Gents MuFFLERs.
Gents and Boys Black Fancy Silk TIES and oRAvATs
:. =. oolored silk HANDKERoHIEFs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-30

French Embroideries and Laces,
Just openedhe extensive assortment offered in
the city
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1870 CANAL STREET.

&. y. BARRrnRn * BROS,
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--latest French Styles.
HATS AND GAPS,
-FoR--
GENTLEMEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS.

--- F7IQIJET & BOJVET,
1s............,.... CAMP STREET AZ
Under the City Hotel)
Have opened ENTIRE NEW STOCK of the above named
Goods which they have imported DIRECT FROM PARIS.
consists part Gents SILK and Fur PREss BUSINESS
and TRAVELLING HATS and GAPS; Youths, Boys and
Chidren's ZoUAyE and cHAssEUR CAPS, and FANCY
VELVET CAPS of every variety. =.-s-
N B.-MILITARY CAPS Of every description MADE TO
ORDER iu any quantity.
Gentlemen's FINE DRESS HATS also manufactured 10
order with dispatch and promptituie n26 2psmeod
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Great Reduction
FOR CASH

TN DIR O. o CD s.!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

Per Asic LIVERPOOL, Saturday, March g. 1891
BRgADeTUyBsThe weather has been mild and With On
of wind the arrivals have been LIBERAL The farmers deliveries
Of Wheat have again been large for the tiuie ofyelr
The trade btre has been quie. all the week ADD we MAKE
change from quotations Of this day sennh for Whes
Flour, or Indian Corn.
PRoVVlOSs-There has been only moderate busne In
Beef this geet and sales concession has
had 20 De made PoTk-Thsr good inaaiy FIR New rort
which IL mostly In second hands We have hsd arc
of this week considerable portion whacu mas
been sod On passge The count demand has not Dooq 80
active and the market closes qust but nEnL ms
choicest Qualities continue In demand end as nzn a. N nas
been paid or very Dairy but mi dns ause. are more
dcalt to se 81 unusually difference 10 price wing
40 The large supply English bnuer-wnn the
Of the three weeks key 70 oe loosed
rom bond In few dsys large arrivals Of American and the very
change the weather the market du snd holders
are 20 realize quotations consequently at the moment
alsnost nominal - -,
%, ms 70 eheclea the demand u soe extent aud
Win arrivals the river but not yet Ian He'd tb
closes giet about $50 American have been sold
0la al 81 a New C0I6d6lf FOR very nna
sIo has been quiet. pending the discussion the Badgct;
the :, mission Of the duty is =, pscted daily
AHEs are very dull and with downward tendency quota
lions nominal
NavsL sroREs-Comnon Rosiu quiet there is rather
more inquiry FOR medinm qualities Spirits Tupentice Is quiet
With selle,s a. 90
BARK- There moderate demand for Phsdepha at go ~
cwt Baltimore IN hrst hands.
Cak Is In good deasnd ec Rtun for thin ohouz
CoTros ssEo cAks also sells freely si 81 Is TO "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNS-MARCH 1G-Before
City Judge Russell,

John O'Donne)l was sentenced to the Pententlary
for three months, for keeping diSordeny house.
whipping William Welsh The fines were paid and the girls
appear cd SuIp rsed at getting oh so easily.
Michael flanagan sent TO the Penttensry for three
months conviction Of assault and battery upon Edward
Chsiies II Eogle Philadelphia mschint to the
State three mohths cutting John
Corcoran a. ross the foce with a knife.
James McGue who pleaded guilty Of taking articles
charged, promising not to repeat the oHense.
Thomas Dowley boy 70 the House OF Refuge ior
attempt al burglary IL the third degree.
lmolt tried scquittef TIE charge OF
sabbipg Ferdinand BDckhoI with file, in Ninety secoad
street Third the 2th Of Janu
y that BuekhOz struck the defendant
with bis hist and the latter discharged.
IsadoTa Smith alias Anna Williams tcooredl inflicted Tor
grand larceny pleaded guilty Of attempt 4: taking some
eweTy fancy household articles 20 the value Of S36 from
house Nc S Boedwsy in which the mother Of her c3m'
. aiming Malyna Francis allies Ann m1uy was cook The
deiendsDt saws Malyina put her mp to IT, Remanded.
Louis Steiner pleaded guilty OF petit larceny IN stealing The
stch Of Anton Shaae OF No p Cannon street, the 18th OF
February Cha Muller bought the pswntcket for the watch
and Il was by this that Steiner apprehendet lie
was sentenced the Poni'cntary for siI months
Nichoss abneF te for grand larceny sud acquitted
Daniel Noble faced Of eighteen twenty
S2l3 u.s. bark bills sno coins, from John Rogers ho1e
agent No 20 Tenth avenue, the I'd OF April last The
very earnestly entered into by the counsel FOR the do
fendsn. Mr. Charles Spencer and IL occupied the ndr
complainant nqDinF for small cigar store In tho neshoor
hood. Rogers showed hin The street but ebha
doing called away snpentend !sooIer Noble
bsck the Office and telling the servant he tNooe
10 wait ee until Nh Rogers returned took the box 10
alleged aud left similar filed with cigars In its place mr.
Spencer succosdsd In peachng several Of the wtne's The
and the Jury eeunG to retu aud nsh the in the
morning, the Court a6ioGrned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

oILsI ipseed q steady spd % sif reqse.i s.ss u n.ss
sa al sssso IN casks sl6 Ia bb,s Cu1e Whs's nsss
tive bat a. lower sales Of M ees sne hs q esose
bacd aud less buoysoi se Of Sh bss AZ ~
Gel cab and 50 Co. ufericr DARK It 81 ~ othes bni -
.lew, e steady phcss Camphene aud Fluid esmasna"s
OIL cHgRTse make 1. bao,snt large Of Cy rsis
oSgis iss iV-:TS de;se q se bs ..s. better;
sasse, 70 puneheors City at ss7 for export
HIDES are fairy sese steady rats sales OF hsne
l@ss c.rt 80 Dry southen Isle. cash $50 Green 49,
err o. s csshi TAO hon,evdso es &c. lee cent stPsfs.
Csrs0 zIc mos SOC Bcgssa ale, mos aud 20 's's~
hops couture qus, sss- Of obse- Sao. for s,ois
BAY1be rquy L. fsir and The ru.Iks "a sts dy sses Il
lao bales st@ca$ 81 y leo N. =
s,ssA yet with free prices lower s.s Of Tb.g.
7ia7c, and small ists at a. Tne,by Seed Il ia Er d.
msnd ct 20 s7gss q sgs 81 fr re.psd Rough Fansss
cOPPf R, ned Inso has been good requests ssss n
2sp 90 N Minnesota, a. about 25ie cash.
FsHThe market for all Kind. remsin. qgs. an Dry csk
and 4en bbls No. Mass. Maoierel At OIL
PBUiTsve note sss Of 7e bs STATS ndsd PIES also.
really GOOD peeled Peaches Ia MARKET bat peaty
TSILOW-Tbe demand has improved, snd tho .rts hsk
Ter; sales Of 5000 H. ct 4otc A br1sr 81 To-
WHALEBoNE-Th market Is quiet but Arm at pssvis~s
~, q IN limited demand AZ 2sc, sros for Stsns
and c cash. for Bancs Plates are In limited demand pc
TMERsciipnd "a qui. at Gee for Common and OIL IS Ter
sAHT-ws poe sales Of 300 sacks sGr'hsrs Liverpool Csc.
y pelfhaven, at 81 80 49, a..
pco Ell s cnt and 20 do Vera Cruz IN psssss
srm Deer also quiet sales Of co Wes'orn Ter sr
"a an incr.ased demand for al eel
prices for grades firm medium sorts can only Dc ssb
poserste prices sales OF ~ bids ks.tucay It1nls ~
bales bsvsna OF 27GS5c loI cases oeedieH 0"ec o'1 "
Yara "a private
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
BANK NOTE ENGRAVING.

To the Editor Of Ihs ~ y. Tribune.
SIR: The bill before the Legislature to open the
monopoly in bank note engraving ia making good pro-
gress Ths Superintendent has discovered, it is sup
posed, in the numerous petitions pouring into the
Legislature wide spread plot to crcumvent his pecu
liar institution and TO regard it Sheer fanat
csm in the banks to have any opinion on this subject
at sill he having fixed things 80 admirably for them by
allowing them to get their notes engraved in at least
one establishment.
The Superinter dent evidently fances that his power
is unlimited, and exhibit, spirit domino ering and
imperous as 10 be quite offensive to taste and deceocy
When he gets to be Governor there will be occasion
for Legislature. He will enact wise laws and exc
cute them, and large outlay will be thereby saved TO
tie State by permitting the peoples representatives, to
remain at 6ome and mind their proper business. We
sball soon know whether the Legislature, for the time
being, Is entirely at his mercy, and whether measure
30 Just so fair is involved in this BILL will not meet
wit the consideration 1t deserves from every nteli-
gent and upright representative. OCCASIONAL.
Albany March Is, $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
AdVertlseineut
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CATARRH, Coughs, AND
CoksUnPIION.

Revitslise your System by Inhsling the 0dor Of
J. r. SIAPRORD's OLIyK Tar.
Streagthen Snd Purity your Blood by taking
J. II. STAFPORD's
IR0N AID SULPHUR Powders.
They will increase your Nervous or Vital ForceS
Your Digestive Organs will be Strengthened
Your Liver uill be invigorated, and all
The Secretions Of your Body viii be REQUESTED
Our Circular contains Testimonis's from
Rev. JosHUA LHAvITT, Editor Independent N. ".
Rev. D. W. C. CROSK, Genl Agent Am Bible Union, N T.
Rev. EDWARD BRIeHT, Editor Examiner, N I.
fHURLOw WEED, esq, Albany, N y
Isaac V, FOWLER esq, Postmaster Hew'York
sIEKoS DRAPER, esq New-YoIk
GROkGE Law. eco New York.
And other prominent persons Sent Tree by NAL
(1iye Tar 80 cents G bottle Powder 81 package
sold IL sis BRoApWAY Eew.York and BY ali DrugEiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

,l veet scsd bonds tsyc been freely for
nyestnen particularly the bords OF the New Yofx Censr aad
hsilro.cs Illinois ~ Geo. Corstruotton aad
p,rsna rst Mortgage have beer more rquifed Tor Ers
shues have been deat In 90 s,me essn ssigs iaot.
a. ,,se psreis fc et e7i Theschss beeu good INJURY
Tor MARY land and Peenss sA1a state Bonds
Messre. ID. FELL, Son q Co. notice ana qno'e ~ io|
lows
o STATE azds sors particularly for those OF trsns snd
yvsus and arssetions TO 20 7e eteI nase P
in the Uiis Sts.es T. de- IN which there nave zen
w 80, eu,s In the Dafket for Railroad oecantie'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
ADVERTISEMENT
PARTIAL DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES PROM


IRE FARDr H4KrLRI beg to announce 70 these Of ms pa
tents with whom he has been in communication that he has IN
compliance with their special requests made 20
establish bis Ear IN Newfork and he generously
all persons suffering from affections Of the Ear
without charge cuTedthereby proving his success I'M
and protecting the deaf from being sWinded by paying
syled Aurs advance and the tnhiction
Of sill more serious evils by permitting the application OF
dangerous remedies by inexperienced and unsk hands
Dr. sste that he has connection whatever
advertising 20 dsafness neither has nc
permission for the publication OF certificate purPong
him. and cannot therefore be responsible for
ny resulting from rashness and despes
ton Of money may he material TO persons
but deprivation Of the most important Of the
ought 70 DO regarded tresed with than ordinary s0
eit0de.
Deafness noise In the head and all dissgesebe discharges
from the Ear speedily and permanently removed without caus
ing the least pain Inconvenience cure In all cases sSsan-
iced WHERE melormstion does not exist.
Thirteen almost undivided attention 70 this
special practice has enabed him 20 reduce his treat
such md the most confirmed
and Ordinate yield by steady attention to the means
prescribed
The destruction by ere Of the Phsdephs Ear InrmHy Of
which DR. HAKTLKY the head having released him from
biz duties that city has established permanently his lp
ptuon the exclusive treatment Of Eau Diseases Is No lOa
Eh-st-, opposite the Academy Of Music
Consultation and Examination each morning
just psbshed pamphlet by Or Hartley on DISEASE OF
Fan; CAUSES. RRHBpY PREVENTION AND CVRb
Price Is cents by mail or otherwise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

The London Spectator of the Sd inst. remarks;
The money remained easy with only moderate
become Observable heavy amount Of os a iae On 81
ever prospect whatever of airy the more especially
the Bark Of England has begun 20 make the usual guar
proved bills having long six TO RON aud on oysrn
In the sock Exchapr- money continues abundant Two
is scarcely obsnsbe for loans on English oo'ennen
The demand for goe for expectation to the cOnoeu. con
nues absorbed the whsle the Imports since the
date report 900 In pece has been received rom
the United s.eie b1t eondeIsoe sos9 o. 's % on
NewYok being still below the point al which gold can % a
70 ibis side Eos has I oeeb hsn sn for abroad to
sether with ascesined total Of ffo 10 bar gold WIN
oo see by the return given abo these Withdrawals
boye been quite compensated by the nhox oil coin IRON tns
YeseIdsy Thusday) $4,000 in bar gold taken from the
Bank expectation but there whds cal this Day
and China s amer BipOn which win the 4th only
about gre CO. shas'ng @ sGes sDS pk
took, respectively e25S6l9 and R2H The Ctna eS-
Eos III standing the Ministerial the House Of
Commons the English funds have shown heavness This vas
the French excited unsvOrsbe feeling Conso closed ibis
@ ags IL sn OT yase or oon and
lower last Friday. The public invest 70 moderate
lie funds were not preodced BY the active competition Of
boot of securities which now md great favor In the eyes
ofinvestois
The London Times Of the same day remarks:
Some heavy loans Withdrawn from the Stock EIchsnge
to-day and canned consideIs6e pressure for m3ney the rate
for advances Government secues went from y TO per
cent and applications made to the ban on those
terms Ip market there sso an fu,resset IN
quy In preparation morrow when the bills tue ih VIII
fsli due
The last price from Paris this everng 6f 9s for the &C.
count Show decline of nearly quarter cent The price
for money however rather bieher and il may Therefore pc
in Tire public mskios investments and that the
sales are % speculative character
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon the rates on Holland
were shade higher
The latest statement of the Bank of England shows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
SUPERIOR COURT GENERAL TRBs-MARcH l6
The People Of the State Michigan the Pbetx Bank Of tn
City Of Hew-Yoik.

SUPERIOR COURT GENERAL TERN MARCH l6
The People Of the State Of Michigan sgt the Pherx Bank ethe
City Of Hewfofk
This old case has been before the Court again dur
ing the present II win be remembered that the suit grew
out of the Michigan State Losu Of >. 0OO'0 authorized 10
March 1884, he full particulars OF the have been pub
Of the plaintiffs and sppea TAKEN whcl argued this
week by NJ Howard, Attorney Gen eTl OF mtcmgag and j.
Jeinegsn for the PLAINTIFF aud T. NanWne and Charles
Before Justice BoswoRTH.
THE "PAINE ELECTRO MAGNETIC LIGHT IN COURT.
Alpheus Iobes sst Chss. d. Archibald.
This was an action upon a bond whereby the de-
PENDANT brother Of The British Consul Of this port covensned
In patents fer the Pane Magnetic blecc Decompose 10
obtained France aud the Continent OF Europe The de-
the patent worthless and frivolous aud o.
value that the agnor Of the planh hal no transferable
interest In the patent and that he msde fraudulent epesen
the had been tested 6e AMI found val
liable. Evidence somewhat conflicting offered a. TO the
Cochran who ssoca,ed with him In the speculation Id
bond personally investigated the experiments 10
laboratory OF Mr. ftoe Worcester and became satisfied
the discovery Of immense value Cochran who was
10 behalf Of the defendant amusing account
In the laboratory while he pTeson which
nearly blew Paine himself aud all Others there shedding
little hgb the witness expressed H. upon the prsctlca
biliiy OF the discovery. -
In that the defendant desired interest In the En-
eh account Of personal influence with Pro fsIfa
day h intimate friend" whom he hoped to develop
discovery The plaintiff offered evidence tending to show
that bis made Of false and fraudulent
Character the defendant had paid $500 to~sd the
the bond and had repeatedly promised TO the
balsuce cue.
The PIedng Judge instructed the Jury that II the sguo
Of the plaintiff the execution Of the bond by fraudulent
entsiions either the testing dcovey Of his
interest knowing to be worthless the plaintiff could not
The Jury gave verdict for the plaintiff for the foil amount
Charles Emerson for the plaintiffs Norhrupp Mudse for
the defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
Advertisement
EAIP FLOWERS ARE FADING,

dauRhers DYING. The ins1i1us Cold leads them &c
Consumption and Consumption 20 the Why neglect the
pemonion Of nature When the symptoms come take hiTs
NJ n 0ARpSER's INDIAN MEDICINE IL Is sure In M effects
aud may be found ct the stores OF all druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TmAL TsRx.-Msrch 10
Before Jude DAILY.

VERDICT AGAINST HARNDEN's EXPRESS.
NORTH Meyer ct a. sgt. HaIndsn's Express
On Nov 81 1858, the plaintiffs delivered TO defend
ant two boxes containing among other articles two pieces Of
sk one box hosiery and box Of pins the value Of
$500 which the defendants undertook TO deliver Selma Ala
The goods were delivered here but part Of Il in damaged
condition. Defendants denied their liability common
rers and The agreement expressed in the receipt OF
goods limiting their liability This receipt absoves the Com
pany from any responsibility for loss arising from danger Of
railroads &c LEAKAGE ire from a.y other except
through the fraud Of the defendants
Verdict FOR plaintiffs for fall punt claimed S2lS ~. 4.
L. y. Brown for plaintiffs Cram Fowler for Defendants
SUIT FOR RUNNING OVER A WOhAE.
Powers agt. Bsnfeld.
In this case the plaintiff alleged that she kept an
sppe stand al the ThirdAvenue ar sd terminus of
Pan row and Am street In January she by
horses belonging to the defendant by which she
cevr urie hich she csied damages The
deendnt alleged that hts horses became frightened and
against Of plaintiff which struck her, and which formed
only pufes by her de further that the
plaintiff unlawfy the public highway and thus exposed
to Danger Case still c. W. Sanford for plaintiff,
j. H. McCunn for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
BROOKL YN ITEMS

DEATH OF AN Ex.CosGREssaAS.-The Hon. David
A. Bokee, exMember of Congress from this Congress
sional District died suddenly at Washington on Thurs
day. He was found dead in bis room yesterday morn
ing. 1t is supposed that he died on Thursday while
preparing for bed. An investigation showed that his
death was the result Of apopexy. He appeared to be
In his usual health on the day of his death. He was
born in Eew-Yoik, Oct. 6, 1906 Representative
in Congress from the Kings and Richmond District
from 1919 to 1851, serving tho Committee Indian
Affairs and bis last public position was that of Naval
Officer Of the Port of NewYork under President Fill
more.