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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-17
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.


On and after MONDAY, April 80, 1850 Trains will leave
m and $3.50 p For White Plains II m, 80 and p
m For White Plains 6:l5 p from Whte-st Depot For
Dover Plains D m from 26th-st Depot For Albany
Mail connecting with the New-York Central Railroad hetan
Ing win leave Wilsmsbdge at $40 and $3.50 and $40 p
m White Plains and 100 IN, 12:is and 45o p Dovsr
Plains IN Albany. IL a. m Mall.
- IOHN' RuRCHILL. Assistant Supcrnte,ldent
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MARRIED..

YREs-scOFIELD--At Long Ridge, Conn on Monday M.Z
Pound Ridge N Y, 70 Miss Betsey Ann scohed Of 'n@s
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-GRSHRAL TERx--Alay l,
DAM t.ndl La AL M Wnndrnh

DemaTest and IIark agt woodruff.
Attic last term of this Court case was argued IN
which the following novel defense teposed The de-
endan Woodruff made promsory note payable two months
after date On this he sued by Demaret and Clark plain
s payees Of the note The defense set up that the de-
ends signed the note under the fraudulent representation
alleged of of the plaintiffs that was three months note
he the defendant not noticing observing particularly The
plaintiffs obtained judgment the trial and the defendant
peaed The judgment affirmed the Court holding that
the TO have looked out himself he having equal
and every opportunity Of investigating when the note came under
his eyes TO be signed.
Irving Campbell for the plaintiff john Graham and John
H. Trap for the defendant
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SUPREME COURT-CHANBERs. - May Is. - Before Justic
LEONARD.
THE WEST WASHINGTON MARKET JUDGMENr-MoTio

LE0SARD.
THE WEST WASHINGTON MARKET JUDGMENT-MoTf0N
SET 1T ASIDE.
The People and Taylor and Brennan ag The Mayor al
In the Fall of last year this case was tried at the
Circuit and the following verdict found by the Jury
1--WE find that owwater mark In 1870 date of Mongomerie
Charter 400 feet inland Of point 40 feet west OF the
Market belongs the State We find that that portion OF the
Market belonging the State WORTH for the year
tion, $4,000"
Judg ut verdict To the charge Of the
Count which very strongly ia favor Of the State, Mr. Bus
teed the Corporation Counsel excepted The matter has re-
NAMED in sta quo from that date until but the Controller
Is ed II shall remain longer Accordingly an order
show why the Judgment recovered by them as
verdict shall not be aside The ground Of comPa s
upon which the motion TO yacate is or Will DC os'a -
collision and fraudthe IN the sharp a"' 0N' JUS
ments against the City. -. -, u.,a.v
The order TO show cause is reurnabe at Chambers OH MONDAY
eat, when the motion yacate will be argued. .u cn.
VIM C. Moves, and John Mckeoa Tor tne '0n''o"''' $500
C. Bronson for the City.
Before Justice BOWEL
DECISIONS.
Rank of Commerce agt. Herrick. uehlea
q cost, 10 abide event suit and to BE- allowed 70
party. ,,.;,, an far granted ma IN hermit
a,,s In and try action which may be put on the
i Ti,ev. calendar Friday, May IL, and tried without
p udyment and execution to stand &C. sio COSTS o. mo
"VT 10 ACT Park Bank-Motion TO refer back de
III .,.T staying proceeding vacated with y 10 costs
n'ea a,can Railway Bureau ct al. agt. Lee et al
10 trike granted unless defendants shan elect 70 e
for further hearing before referee &C. NO COST on
this motion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-17

FOSEPH HEGEMAN Auctioneer--FRlDAY,
- May 10 slOocock at the Central SSeooms W. W
Ioushby corner Of PeaIlst. REGULAR NEEkL1 SALE
barge and aeea assortment Of good FURNITURE suite OIL
rosewood psIor Furniture in and crimson bocaehe
ma a. green plusb gothic walnut suite I'm green handsome
hoxany wsdrobe marble top Chamber Furniture
Tables suite Of cherry Chamber furni
sier Glasses Pointing GILT Window Shades Gas Fixtures,
fhid &c At O'clock Five mahogany and rose
wood PIANOS, PIANO COVERS and STOOLS. M2ocloek
Velvet Brussels and Ingram CARPETS.
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Fox TEE WEEK ENDING WEDsEsDAT MAY NJ 1861
Reported exclusively for TEE Fsr NEW DIRK "
NorIcK TO CoSsGyoRs OF FARM Psopucr-rut svsyssns
including weight with are count and name Of articIs Also
tuck s of particulars inside Of package %astsd
and always send one BY mail with noucs "n'n I'D" Nv" s
are selling Berries Fruits &c, where pack
syes are returned and small lots Of stun 10 cent o'
Farm produce generally ss 10sd Produce. in good order a.
Wholesale such res1e and not Jobpe OF Specos
'0T IS no material in the maIs snes this
d week on the best grades White Butter and white noos
avoided BY S1yF s16 R'is sae Is almost entirely
Rudd in Of Ss SseR Of Butter has
me yeuiopi,ed the course the trade to that urSsc
30 shipments be made around the hoh The imu. lis
NOW the in csfOs and beside ee sets s.s
large Sst r !. upon dull market that market
ser no present indaceeut and not likely 70 danas 9
summer sI gn gIb, os sS lea al e We hope
may be tried and prove successful tor viii ne SsIay re-
ceived. We quote:
0.. NJ N an Hsifhr tubs fair to good GIL
Wsi tub, Strictly II qls Western Res. choice ~ ais
M Ms'R ipG d. reys ais Gress Butter asi
CaEEsEhs Tstse' Il 1r so c Es quote sS.
Far to good qgslty s. English Dairy Goshen nf@m
MEDIUM bu, g n sssI 3" Kidney Od q ma SSd7
BrSsvsS-sou.aern and we..srn, p n, sa@s4s
EsSsn Ssrs fs the
As the Weather approaches buyers begin TO gs the pref
The greatest care forwsd only fresh and recent laid Egg
the best Ost' preferred for packing daring
Jes. @ fhia y dcrw SIs.wo.ts y dou... ai2
state fs q dS1..;:..;;;:. ono...
Beef sides good d. 7yea Calves live, H.. 49s
I ilasiS S'i head ssa . 50 PORK jersey
TEI1nrEsWe quote Western, 4ldSOc. Tenn. isss'c.
g gs:ss sss sBS: s. csi a.
p Saf s1ssii do s ss 9 ss "iPPs
BIaef b@ess psr ?. sal sHipe Yellow Pso
Brant, y pair. ......l I5a2 Sipe do smsll. q %
Teal Peir.;;;.;. oS s2Isnipe Rnsaeek...'. g =
packed in Ice, j Doll s7a2
PouLrRr-We quote:
S bsss. S.a I IsS Is Tame Pigeons a''--' 90
Turkeys rs.lI hs Is T% $ss'. u
Vermont = b.. a Is BucksCo Chickens rle o.
Chickens Fow. ch $50 aCapons, y ib........2 dA
Spring Chickens, ppr1 coal Is
to expectation the receipts have con,
long viii last we will not undertake to say but hope Tor the
bes; We quote: ,,.a, .,
Observation-Disclosures ssd2 90 Nova Scotas, s,bash. So CO
Bermuda newP bb4 O0d4 90 Prince Aber in bls1 SOL o.
Peschblows, y Dbl. Il Gal Isl .~rf.r
ApprxsRusses continue arrive from the Yves: and Bald
wins the East The market is dull and prices lower we
Roxbury Russes ...3 50d4 90 Baldwins extra Wg -
Golden Russets.2 I5d3 rs Badwins medium - va2 w
STRAwBERRIgs-We quote: Baltimore, a., SS~''c Nof'
folk y qt., 25d 35c.; Savannah. 3ld5oc v at = n.
DRiyp PEAcHEs-We quote: Southern new, best nom osef
ga sp pIEWs quote Southern 4idSci State, SO
SIC. Ohio Iid5ic. 49, c.., aaeI. - n
Northern &C. y No. ..ss, No.
DRIrp PIuns-20dz2c. IN.
DStxp RasPsKRRIKs-IoalSc 10
M.p,r sraAR-sd11c. 10 ~,
So Dbl ~ a., 4. pa - bh Al, Rs,.
rnuda y N, Sc. =, a, .oss, 81. o.,.,
Bay doz., So -, $1,000
STRIyu BH.ss-savsnnah, Dbl, 90
CARBaeK-New Norfolk y hund, $eG*%
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n HEALTH or AMERICAN WOMEN.

b "
Or Me lei day of May 1860 tie Gyaefenbeyg CompaHvDS
saieooms Con.rno once, and Medical h,it los,e re:
c6rst door from Broadway order afford greater aete.
Gnd more central location, demanded BY @e epid increase Of
THY VALUABLE sKKrKs OF GRigFEsBEEG FAMILY MEDr-
cSEs DO NOT SoSI ~, u DSs pn 20 WHSTFx This
fact proved beyond question All the Gr1efsnberg Pepsa-
pies Oh HE it GRAE Els yEGETABLE PILLS
For Liver Complaint Dyspepsia &c Price - cents boz -Four
Have often been considered the leading article In the m Of
GraeeIberz medicines and when remember that over lS
pounds or bundled thousand bozes often sent
S S s .i But wRm The and
ty female diseases and Irregularities and dspacenfn win
al af iGs q eeOndr@d medicine which viii restore health
Women, stands out In bold relief and MUS Preeede
uiS TF SkAf T4HRfSG e c2FR5EIcSy
In Of disc Women this remedy will act aIe
dey and certainly upon the abdominal and Uterine muscles
dition as in childhood and youth II viii inaiby po.
lively invariably all those ourng peTpenng and deo
regsars &C. which weary and render unhappy t1say
between the Sgs OF Is and 80 for which he ndsa
position delicacy and refinement snord exemption. The
symptoms attending those diseases are too well known to need
ample and y'es fpecs1Sss has RSsa Sse
functional and general health FRESHNESS. Of and eo
sutionsl vgor and win DO this Of all az. of female life
ben The turn Of % ease tie stes cnsebea and unable
to meet the demands Of the change npoh the system N ne
Ssso- 'y% s! @Shsss' '''" ne ''''
Soss, tsi 81 fos SIX DGan, ,a Ply. sG IT,
rsp O. LIS5s; LsF r FS,bfF and R.
deat Physician, Gyaefenbers Company No BOND-Sf,
" THos. SUFFERING rnon the rravest Of tens dis
and Local dsPheenen together with those who have to-
pOy ecraops snd etheI injuries Of the ute.
sss psa.y a 'rs ,ss n ssd , S:rs ,. :.
Sr ssoSs aslae apd or o
vh 10 combine comfortable rooms win eSefJ pe,' nene'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-17

VSOR SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the
II premises, on TUESDAY, June 1860 at oel9cf p m
a. YARN III the Van Dine containing 80 acres
80, Middle Village Hewown Queens County, L. viii be
so sections containing to IA On two sections there
-, ao Honses and Barns The land nch and pleasantly
stnsied rifles Brooklyn via Myrtle avenue PSnkosd or
WiIliams bureh and Jamaica Turnpike.
The ale viii be positive to close the estate ,,,,,
sssees run from GTsndst Ferry, Wihsnsburgh to Nidee
Fos nsrs ana particulars inquire Of C. VAN DINE No. 6
Rssku,all.st. N. Y; NJ FOSD1CK, Jamaica, L. l., or
NJ j SiJYDAM, the Farm, }Fxecutors.
nhSJFI HFNDRICKSON, Queens L. l., h-~e'"'''
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COURT csLKNDAR-THn pAI
: JJsrrrp STArys DISTRICT CoURT.-Same a. yes'

: Usrrrp SrArrs DISTRICT CooHr.--Sams a. w
SSyptRgME CoURT-GEsERAL Tsns-Enunsrs'ed
c.I,ndar-Noa a. 49, 50, 50 70 co., Al, o. 60 70 a. -,aes
SuYRymE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l-Nos TO- -,
e3 iarI Ias aTs J277 I21g I2 1885 1893 1885 1f ~
SSi liza iS5 i307 i02l $50 S39 Part III -Scs - ~,
oI6 80 e48 1913, 1914 IA 40, 1~, ic' ioo' '"' r
1916, fG4 9e4 1913 1850, 138 - .on- one neg ls1
SUPERIOR CoURr--Part Nos. 437, 2l6 y6', ~,
1871 47 2s7 l57 go Ie as 40 49, 49, 495 Put -Nos'
~ as s2o i5t ioi ls8 l4 56L $685. ,G6 56 go 3A 1h
CoURT or CoMsos PLEAs-Yart L-Nos i ~,
ls 1891 lses 1887 1877 7a6, 2 %z7 22s 2oSi 70 H''
1855. Part lI-Same Wednesday.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY--
~ Connecting at New Hampton with the Delaware Lacks-
wanna and Western Railroad and Easton with the Lehigh
Valley Railroad. =, ~ ,ooo
SPRING Commencing March %, 1861
Leave and intermediate places from foot
of Courtlandtst m, and 4:lo M for Somervile
by the above trains, and at p. m. g., ~
From Pier No. North River at 30 and II 80 m and ~
D. M f Eaon and intermediate stations for Somerye by the
above trains and at $50 p. m. - -.
The train from foot Of Courlands and the ii 80 a. m
from No N r. make close connection At Eaon with
the Lhqh Valley Railroad and thence via East
Railroad Reading without change OF aud connect 81
Reading direct for Pottsvlle and Harrisburg. - ~,
the Delaware Lackawanna and western nan
road win NewYork at from foot Courtlndtst OF
1910 from Pier No N r. only for Lehigh Valley Railroad at
and IL foot Of Courlandtst and az I5c and oo
y - ~ - - Superintendent
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Ikd,snsementl
DREW e. FRENCH,
Pnopucn CONFUSION MRRcHAyra
BurrrR, Cnxasl Lees, PouLrRr, CANE, &c.
A. pa. pala,,, No lso Resdest,
Third door below Wsshineson-st, New YesA
We ressr 10 d. X. AARrrS, President Ocean Bsak.
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II PORT.-The steamer HAssACHUsiTTs CspA W. 8
Hsyens leaves Pier No az james sp East Riysr
Thursday and eATURDAY AFTERNOONS. sto oe'oc .
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Hle6ieal.

-~~~---
A FRENCH PHYSICIAN, of the highest stand
IA Ing his own country soous ior short time In New
York for purpose Of introducing his meed oil treit
such affections peculiar to ladies' as require secsey ana
experience. 80, - II r..
bstitues and reliable remedies Tor the old Teene lie
viii send his advice and medicines provided parties DO not de-
sire an interview Address Dr. de St. LEON, Box No596,
p. o., Eew-Nork
mr.. LEATHEs YELLOW DOCK SYRUP
IL cured f. Martin Z. g. Inspector, No 100 sovfh st
Rrookyn E. D. the most exeruciating nfus
Go AND SEE HIN.
Dr. LFATHF'S YELLOW DOCK SYRUP cured J. n.
Evans ESQ., drug broker III Pearlst near Wall OF DiPsPsA
DR. LEATHES YELLOW DOCK SYRUP twelve years be.
fore an public during which time thousands have been
cured Of scrofua Piles and Eupve diseases. II there
person living has failed to obtain relief by its use t hn 80
To the Depot No 100 Chatamst and demand setsaeson
Be careful 10 take other. One dollar bottle
II INNE's TRUSS-A new article, the best, clean
IN est cheapest and comfortable for all climates fur-
chaser satisfied may return II in week and gt theh
money Pamphlets with fall particulars may be had zrstis
KINNE 4 PHILLIPS Nos 18l Broadway, and John-S
WINANTs INDIAN LlNiMESI is s sure
cure for Rheumatism Eeuraza Burns Sore Throat Plss
Veal Limbs Emerged Joints kc Sold everywhere De-
pot No. I66 Greenpichst, New York City.
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ErOR NEW-HAVEN, by steamer ELM CITY,
u from Pier No rs Eat River at p n and TRAVELLER,
Vt II p. m. Fsre 81. No charge for berths.
RAY boat for Albany and intermediate landings
IL Steamer ARMENIA Capt Smith leaves the foo. Of Hsr.
sou every Monday, Wednesday and fridAy at a. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-17

ard Southampton the day after leaving Hayre.
The Adriac undoubtedly unexcelea by any steamship IN
the world for comfort safety and speed She has wataght
compartments Cebin passage, $780, - ,u
A or for oassage 10 VIM ii. WICKHAM
Office the wharf, foot Of Canal-Et
Agents at London and Souhampton-Messrs Gnne Tinker
Morgan.
Agents at Hayre-Mcssrs Whltlock funaett
Agent at Psrs-Jsmes w. Tucker, eoq1 No. 10 Faubous
Martina fye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-17

II AND OTHER POINTS AS BELOW
The hrst-class de-wheel steamship
ALABAMA,
Capt Geo r. schenck viii leave SATURDAY, May IT, Of
p NJ nom No North River Through tickets car be had
for the following prices: Newresns S59 IS Mobile $50
Montgomery as Columbus s2l; Albany, $23; Atlanta,
e21 Chattanooga, &c; Nashville s2 0 Knoxville go %
Memphis &21 u.s. Augusta, eli 50; Macon, 80 Savannah,
el5 For freight or passage apply TO No 10 Broadway
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL son.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-13

New York, Sept. 12.-The Douglas bar
Abecue at Jones Woods, to day, was attended
ny nearly 10000 persons, who enthusiastically
cheered Douglas. In the course of his remarks,
Doug las said, in reply to a question, that he
was in favor of cordial union with every
Union man, every man who was true to the
cons tituton, and every man in favor of en-.
forcing the laws in all contingencies. If Mr..
breckenridge was in favor OF enforcing the
laws against secessionists, disunionists and
abolltionists, then he tDouglas) was with him.
Believing the Union was in danger, he would
make any personal sacrifice to save it. If the
withdrawal of his (Douglas) name would
defeat Mr.. Lincoln, he would at this moment
Withdraw it, more especially if his withdrawal
would ensure the election of some man true
to the constitution, and who would enforce
the laws. He appealed to all Union men to
rally with one common electoral ticket and
beat the abolitionists; but conjured them to
make no fusion, no bargain, no compromise
with any candidate who does not pledge him
self to sustain the constitution and the Union.
and enforce the laws under all circumstances
Elk Gov Morehead of North Carolina and
Others also made speeches.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-13
LATEST NEWS.
The Lady Elgin Disaster.
By TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY

CHICAGO, Sept. l2.-In the coroner's jury
investigation, the Lady Elgin's passengers
testified seeing light on the schooner before
the collision, but none afterward Between
twenty aud thirty children were on the hurri.
cane deck.
Thomas Cummings testified that if the
scho6ner's helm had been nut hard nm the
accident could not have happened except by
gross negligence. 1t appeared to him that the
helm was put down instead of up.
The mate of the Augusta did not know
whether there was light on the schooner
when she collided. lie heard the captain or.
der the helm hard up, and the helmsman re-
sponded; but the schooner did not seem to
change her course, not answering the helm
readily One OF the crew, who was stationed
forward, did not see the steamers lights until
the captain ordered the helm ''hard up"
Forty bodies have been recovered, mostly
belonging in Milwaukee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-13
New York Nsarkct.-sept IL.


COTTON steady sales 1900 bales at l0se for md5ling
uplands.
and western active and scarcely buoyant;
fine state 1910 a $50; extra state $500 a ST O round
hoop Ohio ST. Is q SIS; supertne western S515 q $50;
to good extra western 5000 q Cps; southern
heavy and in favor OF quyers sales 1900 bhs; mixed to
good S. Is "a $685. fancy and ST. 40 a. IS. Canada
superne steady $40 a $50; sales $40 b0ls extra SCI
a $50,
GRAIN-Wheat without striking change, with fair
demand for EXPORT sales $4,000 bushels; fair Chicago
spring 81 26 "a 28 unsound spring 20 "a l,22; Mlwau-
kee club ST 81 good winter red western sl,SS a 39 in
store swhte western s35 a Lao; unsound white ndi-
ana AS for fair; white Michigan Sl4S a l60. Corn Il
shade drmer, closing quiet; mixed western 6S sc
aheat and Zoe in store.
PROVISIONS Beef quiet and unchanged; sales $50
bbls Pork dull for mess and steady for primes sales 700
bbls; $3.50 q 1850 for new and 1872 for oldi
prime SLAP 90 457 for new and sl32j for old Lard
dull; sales $50 bbls at III 3fc Sugars in active re-
quest; Mania, $4,000 bags at Ssc Cuba Muscovado goa
hhds at 81 q SIC; Havana, $50 boxes at sc. Coffee
steady; Rio, 500 bags 4l Maracabo $50 bags at l43c
st Domingo so bags at 2}c Molisses steaiy sales IL
hhds Barbados at 3jc; Porto Rico II hhds at 81 @ $50
elayed Cuba, $50 bags for distlng, at pc,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-13
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY,
M1pDLEsEx COUNTY.


One of the boys who took part in the "prize
fight" at Cambridge, near Somervie, on Sun
day week, was arrested Tuesday. The other
lad is in the Catholic College, Worcester. 1t
appears on investigation that the affair was
not "prize fight" but only settlement Of
personal difficulty between the boys. The
lad arrested is the son of an invalid, who with
other members of the family was dependent
upon the son for support, and as nobody APP
peared against him, he was discharged on his
personal recogniZance.-1r Traveller.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
A resident of Taunton named Seward, as
we learn from the Gazette, informed his FAM,
", Monday night, that he might never be seen
again. and taking the clothes line, went into
his wood house, where he was afterwards found
in sitting posture, with the cord about his
neck, the other end attached to beam over
head, he being fast asleep.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
The Dedham stone cutters had ball on
Monday night, which ended III hight IN
which three men were stabbed-one probably
fatally. another badly, and the third less seri-
ously. The ball was held in Temperance
Hall and it was necessary to adjourn where
liquor was to be hal, in order to effect the
above result.
ESSEX COUNTY.
One day last week little daughter of Mr..
Thomas Bradlee, four years old, at West
Amesbury, set fire to her dress by friction
matches and so terribly burned that she
died the next day. She was away from her
mother but a few minutes when she came run
ming to her with her clothes IN fames'-Ne"'
bugyport Herald, 18th
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
Most of the dairy farmers in Sandistied and
contiguous towns in Berkshire, Litch1eld, and
Hampden counties, have contracted their
cheese at ten cents per pound ana up"aru,
cash ON delivery for the New York market;
Daniel b. Brown of Cheshire, has undoubt-
edly the largest compact orchard in the county
It covers about twenty five acres, contains
eighteen hundred thrifty apple trees OF twenty
five varieties, all choicely grated, part Oh
which have been set ten years, and are now
bearing good crop.
Two forged checks of seventy dollars each,
on the Berkshire Bank of South Adams, have
been presented and paid at the Safety Fund
Bank, Boston.
There were shipped on board the cars at the
depot in South Adams, on the Sd and 4th
inst fifteen hundred and nineteen boxes of
cheese, weight 81 ,252 pounds.
George W. Caleff, the reformed actor and
Temperance lecturer, is delivering addresses to
large audiences in south Berkshire. On Mon
doy he talked effectively to the prisoners in
the Lenox Jail and house of correction, and
many were moved to tears by his advice and
remarks. ,
Truman Davis, the Sheffield wife murderer,
row in Lenox Jail awaiting trial, protests ms
nnoreucr. aud says he don't believe he could
49, noon 90 wicked. He acknowledges that
both himself and wife were intoxicated on the
htal dav, but he has no recollection of killing
her lie is fifty years of age, and has not the
appearance of a.drunkard or murderer
There are several men Of property, primer