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Ex-GovERNoR WpE Como 10 WAR.-Our
old friend, Ex-Governor Wise, Of Virginia, al
though out Of office, il determined that the
world shall not forget that he still lives.
Through the columns Of his special organ at
Richmond the hero OF Accomac breathes Are
and sword, and, like the war horse, scents the
battle afar on The wise plan of preventing
the republicans from entering into the enjoy
ment Of the federal spoils Ia to seize upon the
capital on the 4th Of March next, and thus pre-
vent the Inauguration Of Honest Old Abe
Lincoln" Wise, who Ia well known a. cool,
prudent wary individual, the beau ideal of .
military leader, Ia 10 command the forces 10 be
raised for This purpose. This information we
gather from the OK Governors organ, and wese
one very important obstacle In the Governors
way. He, OF course, IL q patriot, and Is &C
tuated by the purest motives; but he b also q
politician, and must be aware that his follow
ers expect some solid reward for their ser
vices. Under ordinary circumstances the fede-
raj Treasury would offer rich placer; but ~
matters now stand II II by no means improbs-
bic that between the knavish public officers,
thicving clerks, Wall street brokers and con-
tractors, the Treasury win be entirely empty
long before old Abe b sworn In, and that The
new ministers viii NOS and % much ready
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,sSA
BY the arrival Of the Tennessee ut New Orleans
we have news from Mexico to the 22d inst Gen.
Miramon had surprised and defeated the liberals
at Torbuca, capturing three generals, among them
Degollado and twelve hundred men.
The Commissioners Of Emigration. at their week.
Iy meeting held yesterday passed resolution that
the subject Of drafting bill TO be presented to the
Legislature for the sale OF the late Marine Hospi
tai grounds and the location Of new Quarantine,
and the erection Of q new Marine Hospital be re-
ferred 70 the President and counsel TO the Board.
This was ali the business Of any public interest that
was transacted. The number Of emigrants ar
rived during the past week was 500, which
makes the number landed here since the 3lst Of
December, 1859, 100 ass The number landed during
The same period for 1869 Was 7s07o. The COM
mutation balance to the credit Of the Board now
amounts TO 81. 44s 70.
AT the meeting, Of the Board Of Supervisors yes
,erday, communication was received nom the new
city Chamberlain, asking that the amount Of his
bonds may be fixed. A resolutoa 70 increase the
Courts, and the Surrogate, 90 each, vas laid
over. The special committee appointed to OK.
anime respecting the public funds IN the custody
Of the late Chamberlain, Mr.. Plat, were dis
charged from the further consideration Of the
subject. Ara the Transaction Of some business
Of no genea interest, the Board adjourned TIL
Friday NEXT.
The inquest into The 0Nen homicide 81 wn.
nAmsssrg, on Christmas day. was commenced
yesterday before Corosw Murphy, Via u ap-
pearsA tAaG " sccsssA, Lesb HAsssh, aesss
sssbshg ~ ssy Kssnsdy, WI FAsa - ~ .
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
NIBIO'S GARDEN Broadway-SASrA CLAUS FESTIVAL
PUNCH AND JupY-Ausr SALLY-DIssoLvIsG Vr.ws, &c
Afternoon and Evening
WINTER GARDEN, Broadway, opposite Bond street
RIP VAN wMKIE-Ici PARLE FRAscAIs
BOwKRY THEATRE, Bowery.-SPALDrru 3 RocKR 8
BaUKsrmAs TRoUrr-MossTEx or ST. hicHAKL
wALLACK's THEATRE, Broadwsy.-FAsr Mxs or rHK
OLpKs TINE.
LAURA KEENE's THEATRE. No. GA BrOadwsy.-
SKvKS SisrxRS
NEW BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery-IIKRsE THE Hun
rER-FoRrY THIkyKs-STArF SECRETS.
BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broadway.-Day and
Evening-THK SEA or IcK-Axrxc CniLDRxs-LIviHG CURL
osirEs, 80
BRYANTS' MINSrRELS, Mechanos' Hall. l72 Broad
way.-BuRLksaUEs, SONGS, DANCES. Ac-JAcK CADE.
HOoLEY CAMPBELLS hINsrRELS. Nblo's Saloon,
Broadway-ErHIorRAs SONGS DANCES, BuRLKsaUKs, Ac.-
HAPPr Nkw YEAR
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL. 66S Broadway.-soNGs,
DANCES BURLKsaUKs, &C
MBLoDEON. No SO Broadway.-soHas. DAscxs, BuR-
tEsaUxs, DO
HOPE CHAPEL-REv H. NJ Hupsor's LECTURE
CRITICAL ANALYSIS TIE PLAY or KING LIAR.
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THuRLow WHEp's FEDERAL SIATE.-It il
stated, upon what appears to be reliable autho-
rity, that Thurlow Weeds late visit to Spring.
field was made with view Of ruling the III
b,ne clique entirely out Of the field, so far -
tho distribution of the federal spoils Ia con-
ccrncd. Weed took his slate with him, anu
Lincoln pondered over the names suggested
for the New York Offices First and foremost,
Moses ii. Grinnell was marked down as Secre-
tary OF the Treasury. This would be good
appointment Mr.. Crinnell would certainly
administer the affairs Of that department much
better than the late incumbent, who, having
first disturbed and hen paralyzed the finances
Of the government, deserted his post and went
home 10 Georgia 10 do bis best towards breaking
up the Union which he swore 10 defend. Next
on Weeds slate Old Abe found the name Of W.
II. Seward ~ Minister to England, and W. n
Evarts TO succeed Seward In the Senate, Weed
fixing things for Evarts In the next Legislature.
And finally, the Cbevalier Webb doomed mp ~
. candidate for the New York Post once.
Now We have word or two 10 say about
this last proposition. Webb, being .
warrior by trade and q diplomat BY In
clinaton, should either have q military
post or should go abroad. He has ha
court clothes all laid away In lavender nov.
But the New York Postmaster Ia financial
ofacer; large amounts Of money pass through
his hands, and II Is absolutely requisite tkat he
shouid be . careful, prudent business man.
Now Webb has mover been abba TO manage
his own pccuniary affairs without getting them
into mess, and even wnh the aid Of
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US that they have not been appealed to in vain.
Republicans Of the House of Assembly the
eyes and hopes sf free people are upon you.
What answer have you to give thems
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81 1860.

quarrel, was pursued by crowd, foremost OF
whom was the deceased. who followed him into
his own room, where the deadly assault was COM
mitted by the prisoner. The inquest stands ad-
journed till to-day.
The skating in the Park yesterday was among
the things that did not exist in consequence Of the
ice being in an unfit state for use. The boys, how
ever, assembled on the ponds in the vicinity which
resort will soon cease If the ice be carted away a.
it was yesterday by the ice companies, leaving
dangerous holes for skaters to tumble into.
In another column will be found compounded
report of the proceedings of the Board of Educa-
ton last evening. They were somewhat interest
ing.
The cotton market yesterday frmer with sales Of
5000 bales closing tho basis Of lie 11Hc per h.
much from the failing of in the receipts at the South
from the character Of the foreign The mail intel
gence gives the decline at the ports, compared with
those for the period last year. Of 426 900 bales
while by telegraph the falling of Is estimated at about
600 bales Flour opened dull but under the influence
OF the foreign the market became firm and closed
slight advance for descriptions. Wheat was heavy
in the forenoon but in better request in the after
noon, with more show Of rmness the part of holders
The remark is applicable TO corn which armer
at the close and active. Pork firm for new,
prime at $l2 and $40 25 Sugars quiet bat
steady Freights CASTER with engagements to Liver
pool at in favor Of shippers especially of grain.
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NIBLO's GARDEN, Broadway-SASrA CLAUS FESTIVAL
PUNCH JUpY-AUsr SALLr-DIss0LyIsG VIEWS &c.
Afternoon and Evening.
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New York, Thursday, Dcccmbcr ~, 1850
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WINTER GARDEN Broadway, opposite Bond street.
RIP VAN wmKIk-IcI PARLE FRAscAis.
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NEW YORK HERALD.

JAMES GoRDON ENNETT.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
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BOwRRY THEATRE Bowery.-SPALpMu 4 RocKR 8
EoUKsrmAs TRourE-MossTER or ST.. nicHAKL
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MARRIED.

BENNETT-CARLIN-In Brooklyn. Thursday, Oct H. by
the Right Rev Bishop Loughlin, Edward Bennett.
we've Virginia Ceiln only daughter Of Dephy Cain esq Of
St. Louis, Nc -
CUMMlNGS-sPELMAE-On Thursdsy Oct II, by the Rev
j. Bssauy, Cha,les Cummings to Mary W. daughter Of
Samuel X. Specimen, all Of this city
CUMBINCS-VEASY--In this city on Tuesday Oct nv
the Rev Ralph Hoyi Thomas w Cuumings 10 Hamlet A.
daughter Of Vim u Nesiey all Of this city.
HUBBELL-HEMPSTED-O Monday, Oct g. bv Tie Rev.
Theo L. Cuylei, C. W Hubbe to Miss Serena Hempssed Of
this city.
HULL-LAFLlN-Iu SsugeTes ~ Y, on Thursday evening
Oct IL 9; tue residence 4 the brdes father By the Rev
ElmenfoIi Calvin Hull Of New-Yok City, to A. Jenny
youngest daughter OF Luther Latin Of Saugerties.
LhNTI-EMERSON-In Green Castle Pern. on Thursday
Oct II by the Rev. Edwin Emerson Mr. Jacob r. Lsntl Of
Lancaster City 70 Miss Emily Emerson youngest the
officiating clergyman.
McCORMiCK-MOGER-On wedres1sy Oct 10 In Brook
lyn D, BY the Rev j. Peck, MIR Thomas Mccormick 20
MD Kate y. MogeL
PECKHAM-WELLS-At Westminster Church. Utica, " Y
on 1hurr1y, Oct IA, by the Rev s. NJ Campbell Towns
I'D Peckhai to Mary r., daughter Of A L. Wells esq Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thisday, DC, IL. by the
Rev. Dr. Bellows lieut. J. 4. Underwood L. s REVENGE
Service, to Ada eds, daughter OF John Buckley and grand
daughter Of the late Nicholas Desn.
FalB-OEDERDONK-O Saturday Oct e. 1860. By the Rev
Or O. 5. Webb, Duncan Vol. 81 d., Of B.Iyile n 10
Very eldest daughter o. the Hon r. c. Onjedonk Of New.
bunEWick, NJ.
van ahhDEE-PAT0N-In BROOKLYN, on Tue7day oct o.
Mr. viii IAN Van Garden Of OTsngs County N. " 10 Matilda
y sitter OF hir David Patton
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FROM HAHANA-ANOTHER SLAYER.

The steamsbip De Soto, Jehn Johnston, esl. com
m6nder, from New. Orleans 9Th aud Eavaa S,h, ar.
rived at this poI last evening. There was no news Of
interest at Havana. The health OF the city eth re-
NAMED good. The sugar market was on.et No. II
1t per 100 H.. stock Of sugar On hand at Havana
and MstaUlas $4,000 boxes against lGS, 900 at the
same time la5t year.
On the morning Of oct. l. Spanish mar -ol-yia..
sttamer discovered vessel ashore near Sierra horsna
which proved 10 be the American screw steamer CITY
Of Norfolk She had landed the night proyioUs 500 az
likely negroes were ever brought from the eoa5, Of
Africa. After tho cargo and crew bad landed, full
steam was put on, the valves opened her feed pines
eat, end tho City Of Norfokwas headed seawsrd and
abandoned and 1t was the expectation Of her ceo,lin
that she would founder but the current /. I'D.
peGrs carried her ashore, which led to the discovery
and espturs OF 800 Negroes together with the crew.
The remainder Of tie cargo hal teeu di.po5ed lf The
American officers aud crew were sent 10 Havana and
cnGued for few days in tho Navy Yard barracks.
md ilay sent by the American Con5ul 10 Key W.st
N tie U. s. steamer CSu'ader which gleI on Tie eve
i lbe til inst
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DIED.

A6TEN-On Friday evening" Oct r. at q o'clock Witrn
Ih9s hHcoui a s'n Of Bartholomew c. and Jane h. Aston
eyed years and mCnhs
The Iosves and ends are reapsrt nvad IN attend the
iurof nom the TesidCs Of he parent No II Attorney
street, on Sunday, l4th iust, at D. M
ELACK-Ii Fhad ipts on "Wednesday morning DC, 10 M,
l' ot John Black, faaf Of The Reformed Presby eral
Church in that city
Ihe relatives end friends Of the family are ayiled 20 aenI h
inea. from Do lte reitenuo, Nyle aIeet ph g. phia
tatufdy, Ell 0'e.Ocf.
BUCKLiN-cnFdty. Oct p John Poser iau. san Of 5uv
sinrr M sn3 Af-oela a. u, aged yeas 4 onsh AID
% .JL
IAp5liF At P0upey N. y. on Friday Os. Mrs. Elect.
briayf widow n he late Victory Brseys dscsa,ei assd
% yDE-s g
BABfoW-on 1hug'jay, Oct n, Mi,s Madl Barlow NJ ID
in.shs uhlh year Of heg age '
OLOAfE-JB Fso., hgEa.aL Oct u, At oisls,. n J.
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Bessie, dpssssa Of SAME, ssa ESas,.s colgate s..a


CUSHING A. H.,l.p, s,.a.,, oc:A n, VIM r Cushing
The relatives and ends OF the ia V ar. rssp-y invited
ss.s y f. .tss i ss.l RI, ~
ast 4 S.slo,h r. W. r'' ss pnitS.T notice
Boston and We1moa,n ~ -, pspers please copy.
q s s..S D.S o' u Dillon
EnAp9H,.n tS1. sirs Thur.da, morning. DC. ~ Of
gpn ns sT ,s youngest daughter OF the Rev. ''nn
The i.r Il u. fsSby invited to attend The fS.ssl ::
Ne II, Eos. fourteenth e, without further notice
FJUNTAE-on Wednesday, Oct TO- Herman FOUNTAIN late
H relatives and friends ave invited TO attend the funeral at the
Moayisn ChOIcb, Ne~pop staten lsana' this ''iuiaAU
afternoon at O'Clock, without further nstice.
HUBENER-In this city, "Wednesday, Oct 10, Anthony j.
Bubcner, eyed 81 years, month and 10 days
HUNT At sgaytsp Dayyel on Tuesday OF Ms Elizabeth
d., wife Of VIM Hunt in the sIth year Of her age;
IvEs-on Thurrdsy morning Oct IL. Csthsrine j. showo
widow Of the late DR.. SAMUEL B. Ives:
The ends Of the family respectfully invited 70 send her
funeral On Saturday Oct 49, at o'clock from her late resi-
denee, No 2os West Twenty seventh street.
KINsEY-At Staten Ispd Friday Oct IL, 1850 John d.
III. ie1ds are funeral service. the No
H. The remains VIII leave Ills ''' ''''D'"'' '''-
MILLgRon Friday Oct p e SSn:ump,iep Grace s. daush
NEARY-In this city, Of dropsy Of the heart Rose Adene
.sed years and 10 months daughter of Thomas and Mary
The ners will tse place from the residence Of her parents No.
10 Vandewater street. Sunday, at o'clock IN.
Isaac and Margaret Radca aged years. months and days
RAYNoRIn this city Thursday, Oct II, Charles Rsynor
In the 50h year OF his sge.
sTERN-In this city, Wednesday, Oct TO- Isabella Stern,
Myer aud Diana Sten aged years aud II months
TRAvIS-On Friday Oct H. Of paralysis Phebe Travis Of
Peekskin, In the 66th year Of her age.
The relatives and invited to attend her funeral
Sunday next o'clock at the residence Of George w.
Cooper in Fifty eiehh street, Third avenue the
mains will be conveyed Monday morning to Peekski,
Westcbester County, for nterment.
THoMsON-On Tuesday Oct O. Ella c., youngest daughter
Of George and Amelia Thomson, aged years months, and
10 days. ,
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral rom the residence Of her
parents No. Wsl-st Sunday, Oct. Ia, at o'clock
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ArrsNy Oct r. p M --Fror, In hir ders7d VuE,r-
sr OF 900" 1usi " bite Michigan 81 40; dmO bush eho
Waite Cauadisl al SCI 3U0uuh DO Red Sre a, IN on
bhEh moderately active Ia the morning sles SEQ bgh Can
500 west - Qdp 5000 bush good rOed a 20
600 and 2tO bush do Winter aud Spring at 7c ani :as
ta a Ia t bush STATE F0urowcda al Ti0TTc -OObT
madr wet via bufao % 7' a1d bush Co. good a, A
go Cons in demrud and hrm carly m the days sses of h. l
push estcin iNcd aiuat uDc iu lots tbs t.luoo
Eo"s Wtr ass bl GDlc. OAR lltyei sales of RUl pHb
s5le e q .4ste, principally at 3'c. wnaN-sae. Of $50
btfTALO Oct l2-6 o. m.-FLoUR firm aud In fir d.,,,l
i" MAT bee opened ac uud rtr bat closea out ana
~ ufmi salss 600 bach u 81 D. ur 40 .hiae6 srn-
~ l lgr No 90 - tyl far mis3l do aui Moral vt,s8
,mhi ~ ier No Milwaukee Cubi ~ lsd 81 NJ IN R4I
gtcF Ohio iilta, aud Nlchigaa; 81 2.Usi % or Wa5
irhG.ni 81 %epi A- Tor N ants Canala COR opsrs4 A..
we and uIm bg closed quei' Ses GJoO0 buah a l aS6,
h' g9 qn end no sales. Clnal fUUGurs; So on Floor
"olpt Flour 1000 bgsh WheE 1000 busl barley L,
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ssl Expoz,.: 1900 sbs Floor 1900 bu,h whs.s xa.s
bush Corr I; II, 900 bash. Oats ~"
o, oswsso. 0c pe m-FLeuR steady st Is Is tr srs,.
State WHEAT quiet .carty b1s checks shipping !arorv,
se' last pigbs foo bash No MiwsoEee Cub III
shoa aud $500 bssh Write Canadian private terms Cayw
Snchsnsedi ses Of 1900 bush Illinois ct Coo Oars qoi
bAsIEr lowers sses Of coo BUSH ordinary Canadian st NJ
snd Zno bush DO. at nc shoat Rye rsad1 sa,ss AMI
Dnsn canadian st SOC. Canal FRsGBrs sdvslse1 L. a.
osi5 70 the scarcity Of bo.t Flour 4oc, Wbs ia
snd Torn l,c 70 New-Yof Lake IMPORTS: III 500 buY
Wbt@ bush Corn Is 200 bush Barley 400 bash RIA
Canal ExPoErs; 200 bbls Flour ~ 90 bush w.
~ b eu,h Corn, $500 bush osts 1900 bush Barley, 90
s9s,s Oct n-corToSsse. to-day 1900 bales. q. oc
,ot les tho we.k q bales Of too veek
CHANGE UNCHANGED " ' f' N ~
ket tm. -'A'
60 bales -s'N' '~~''|~'J
CHICAGO, Oct u, ?. m.-FLOrR aulet wa,., ct, ~
declined c. ssss 81 900 busf for Mash W 49, 49,
88dS8ic for No /. s80sslc for No r.. go, CCn{
dull and declined I; sale. 10 200 bush AZ se. e. So
OARS quiet RECzPTs-3 100 bbs Four is1 ooo hn.h 49,
81 600 bush Corn 1900 busb Oats sBIprxSrsI 20 49,
Flour 107 900 bush Wheat IL 900 bush Com P..,a. 80
vanced &C. 49, on Wheat Buffalo. Sight asr -
premium.
CTycIyyArI Oct It-PioUR d1l with seIeu th., mo-.
cbasers; quoted x51 45 10 WHEY uBhan red PRsyIsx.
transactions Of importance ExoHASsE Oh kevYo erm
at per cent.
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COURT or OYER AND TERMTNER-oc,. Is-Bsore

At the opening Of the Court, Jurors not imprinted
CASE OF HOGAN.
The examination of witnesses in the Gaze was con-
e,ned Luke Tue or the deense) eshed passing Ftzgcr
ADJ ana being called BY him to s Ia putting out diso
cery peIsons Mua day and Mclaughlin decea
tbrs Sry usly; helped FITZGERALD put them o1 the door
was closed when Mclaughlin Earned back shook bis fist a.
Hocsr az said III lay you and HEX you' Left AcLugh
i'm and Murray at swearing Hogan had
lived ~, wears the Hogan his general character
wasrpoken Of; be HIM herd-working industrious
Young man. good his psrents could not that ETHER nc
I,rshli in or Murray drunk.
After taking further evidence the counsel summed up the
and the hts charge At 81 O'Clock the Jury
returned rendered verdict of Guilty. Of Msnaughe in
ne third degree"
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COMMON PLEAS-TRrAL TKRn-Ocr. B-Before Judge
Huron.

IMPORTANT LIMITED PARTNERSHIP CASE.
Charles A. Buckley ct al. sg. George 2. Lord ct al.
This action was brought by the plaintiffs composing
the firm Of Bulkey Co.. against several defendants who, 10
alleged compose the firm OF Lord Brown. The action
crued 1854 goods sold and delivered to that r for which
II appears that the defendants Lord Brown
form limited partnership under the revised sst1te that Lord
and Brown to be the general partners and Abel b. Marks
the special partner who to contribute $4,000 capital
the firm to continue for five years. the plaintiffs say that
Edmund C. Brmha who of the defendants IN fact
sP1rnsr q that nm an: son.oT'ed Ss O o. ne 20
h Of all the interest profits and dividends that Marks
ceiyed time to time OF that fr that IN Augus the lin
dissolved that Lord Brown bought out Makes
interest for notes OF the firm of Lord Brown
which then crested and that Bramha received from MAJ
The firm ofIod Brown failed in the month Of November
following; the indebtedness which this action brought
incurred by the limited firm. The plaintiffs seek to
make both Marks and BIamhal liable with Lord Brown
general pstnes they sege that there limited pune
ship in fact formed that the certificate under which limited
partneh be created did not state the interest Of Bamh
by the statute and that omission viola ion of
the statute which rend red all the defendants liable general
psrre The has been on trial for several days and the
painHs n evidence deposition Of the defendant Lord
taken under commission In which be testified that at the for
nation Of the hIm Of Lord Brown both Mark and brsha
told him that OF the capital contributed by Marks $500 be-
forged to BramhAlL
Boh Marks and Bramhs testified that borrowed
by Marks from BIsnha and thu Bramhs had interest in
the firm, in hark share at the commencement Of the hrm
they also testified they told Lord anything Of the
Kind testified by him. The defendants counsel then read in
evidence ment entered into between Marks and Bran
hall year after the formation oil the said Partnership
which reces that in consideration of $780, Marks should
to Bsmha two6th of all that he MARKS should any
interested in the firm Of Lord Brown The Court submit ed
the Jury in writing the question, whether Edward c. Bran
formation en- the first Of Janary 1851 The jury enssed
verdict yes thereupon rendered judgment
c Bsinbridse Smith for plaintiffs Bensct Boardman and
Charles q Conor, for defendants.
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Passengers Arrived

In The steamship Africa from LreypooLG Morris, Miss Nor
ris and attendant Mis- Prtche Mrs Ellie, Mr. Dre1e Mrs.
Jackson ana children M msuy and nurse Misses Lny' ard
Dallss Mr. Hilles. Mr. and Mrs Cather Miss Andrew, Mr.
Love and infant Mr. Mason Mr. Wesheby Mrs Kinney Misc
Mipney, Mr. Tucker Mr. Phillips MesT. kenDeiy Loves,
Roe rondr Sheers Master end Mss Weatherby ard md,
Miss shie. Mr. Tall, Miss Hodge, H Pa,h Crutssr, ".
Betcbett Levy Mr. Cande end friend Mr. Shields, Mr..
Brosderey Miss Mossey and sister Mr. Mossey Bee C.
Taylor NJ. and Mrs WI eat and daughter Bell Mr.
Harson Mrs King Halcbeusa Mr. 5tewrt, Mr. Burton,
lady and and children d. Kaw and lady d. Roller Mr. Gut
beson Mr. McCook z. Lau6ey Mr. Fremouet and bother,
Dr. Waters DR. Hauech Mr. Tasta Mr. Tastall Dr. Hsye,
Mr. Matthews Mr. AudeDred Mr. Peck, Messrs Lame, Tray.
King Hudson Elmer G1eseeve Jackson CorduEes Pruyn,
Leisy Boyce Oke Escou5as Forss Burden Cameron Fox
Poincy Basins and lady Whrey Torss Strand ROM Gudar
Hogape Presspich Pnge Duncan Rousseau Pt Poin;ey.
Boswell Stuat schar Alexander. Buchanan, Andrew Feu
ing, Dover, Lahu. Quick. Thompson Lieut. Everst Capt
Palmer g. Holland Mr. Ance Mrs Brunten Miss siup
son. Mics Casssr. Total, l4B.
In tie st<amsIop De Soto from HuranaG, W. Banker, A.
Sullivan L. f. Bingham, C. Kent c. Lavolett, B.qnen,
NJ Chaen, NJ s Putre l. DAYS., En-. G A Luna Mrs sch2f-
Riper and sister r. Mslgpes. II. Schoosberge g. n.
Gslegsr j. L. Ruiz s e. Morrell H e. Clark Mrs Morris R.
Obregsn Gsrsngo j. SPECIAL C. rot Ms Moresn, Nh Mars,
g. II. Beaufort, A. Slsdo, Mrs Trensel Z. Wesernlan.
MINIATURE ALHAgAO.
Gun SetS So I'll oou--Hs<s.. 81