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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

several advantages over and above the artist
who comes before London or Paris audience
There the favor Of. the aristocracy and the
journals must be courted. There the artist, no
matter how clever che may be, must wait
months and months before she can get q hear.
ing, and then receive only cool recognition
Here the aspirant has no such obstacles. She
gets her hearing without difficulty, the audi
ence is just but generous, and the journals
almost invariably fair, and generally favorable
The artist here has no need to dance attend
ance upon the critic, as in London or Paris.
The leading journals of New York take proper
pride in stimulating the growing love for the
fine arts, and encourage the aspirants upon the
threshold of their careers. The free press has
q great part in this new development of the re-
sources Of our republic, and performs 1t, we
believe, with fidelity and fairness.
As time rolls on, and we get richer and rich
er, the taste for the Opera will increase rather
than diminish. Just now we have two Operas
going, with full companies, splendid artists,
and the public flock to each house In crowds.
Instead of injuring the Opera, the opposition
benefits it; and for the next month or six
weeks the amusement loving public will pa
tronize the Opera to the exclusion of everything
else. In due time we ehall have artists enough
Of our own to present the Opera in the best
way, and at much less price than it costs now
When that time comes, the Italian Opera will
find nowhere 90 excellent opponents and 80
appreciative an audience as in the United
States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

VI Ills Cnurcn, ana the grand old relics OF
Pagan age, which even Catholicity has been
unable to blot out, he will be more powerful
and more venerated than he is at present, with
the attributes of corrupt and decayed
sovereignty dragging him down into the
mire of popular contempt. In regard to
Naples, who can doubt what its future will be
if the will Of Its people is allowed unfettered
expression! Constitutional government, either
in connection with Sardinia or independently,
and, in the latter case, forming part of an
Italian confederation, and realizing in this
condition the unity which the Italians have go
mnch at heart, will be the Inevitable result of
the present insane course of its ruler, unless
foreign bayonets be brought in to his support.
II is for Austria, Prussia and Russia to con-
sioer what they have to gain by attempting to
enforce, in the case of the Neapolitan despot.
the doctrine which they have recently allowed
to be exploded in other instances not half so
pregnant with reproach to the principle of
hereditary right.
As out Of the Northern States of Italy thew
have permitted kingdom to be created, which
must heHceforth occupy the second rank
amongst the European governments, the Con-
tinentd sovereigns would do well to reflect
whether 1t would not be better for them to suf-
Ter Sardinia to attain larger measure of power
10y the acquisition Of Naples, venetia and the
remains of the Pontiacal States. In her pre-
cent condition she must continue more or less
subject to the dictation of France. By giving
her population of some twenty. three or
'seaty-four millions, they will render her In
dependent of French influence and raise in her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
KIhas COUNTY COURT OF sEssIONs

To the Court VI Sessions yesterday, q lai named
Thomas hesbd aged IL yea trsd the charge OF
burglary A. shown BY the evideaoe Sac
VI Wa. sBsster, at Groepw bod
cemetery sunday It's fVth OF November last AID s2Te
ssnied Ssssr that wsaiod a. the house OF
Mi, Scnn ard fourd she had been hosEed
On her return ss found of the windows snd
aud 90 ~ had stolen Suspicion a.
ore felt bcnad who fsundEt the frahklin uooe,
Fem with tiO,eu poporg In has posses
sion Acknowledged the coGion OF the ofense ana was
tai eli ut CUSTODY Tee prisoner was convet-i cut Ia cond
Grafton his ho rensnded to await inquiry ~ 10 al
D. eviouL charBcier. -, nj, -
McUsrrow charge o baIgE In tao SECOND degree was
placed s eteGee was proved that tue sSore o.
Alex ArLsLe Ia had been i7oniensl ehsrsd
tte 18th Janug last aud quantity OIL dy goods
2cu stolen therclvn Ot1c5is hcSann aud
CeaIen the PIeciac Police saw TWO men WI pun
dies rniuz down Navy sieet. They pdfsued tnen Tue
thieves bundle DixOns alley, which the oncers
10 boarding house Hudson at O'Clock it ID" morn
uq where they found Ghooey In bed having osieny ss
Aid down ns c 'thes vet portion % tue seien
were found trunk In the ito was tren arrested
,erdict ndered By tue Jury aud Uhoooy was
Stg.s PIoL years snd thTee mouths
John Creieha Indictment Tor rape CO
German woman named Oa'hAihe % an,
Der Of the 21h Of ember iast Pefuitttd
to dead guilty. simple and naGtery the evidence Do
fore tt rriEg uR was to the elect tha' tho accuse
ut tie woman tho vicinity Of hamilton avenue aIa SHt
,. drasceu er ioo committed violence Counsel
for TIE p.,Ber ho~ever prepared 70 Eodscs evdeucs 70
show character tho part oil the cVS "ness
induced the LoUit TO accept Tho plea oil Assault Al
rsc Har,op and stok Coye convicted OF aissait and
battery were 6Led the former Is aud the latter tl"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

TRIAL OF THE Moro JOINS FOR MAssLAUGHrxh
The trial of Elijah Jones, cooisd for msuslaugher
in KILN Dennis Sullivan by s,abODg, in an atfrAy IN
Jersey CIy the lsl of Otober last, commenced
in the Hudson County Court yesterday afternoon, be-
fore judge 0goen AND Associate Judge Fisk. Dir. D.
Dunn Luell, Prosecuting Attorney appeared for the
State ana Messrr. c. II. Winfield anu Phiip j. Ryal
Tor the piisoner.
Uct o.e testified that the night Of the ARRAY he came
up Sir street. and While standing up
asainst Dufchr.w heard ming In ball way au
ioz liquor witness in nd found sullivan ytog
ouucrd on the AFTER be found Sulvas aud another
man lat lying by coal box Is feet rom the door
testified that he acting aid on
tho night ARRAY he starred the rounds about ~
ocs and at Erie and South Secoui streets he
saw ofcsI Daley Jones' defendant; Jones had hat
on appeared DO he went on d'wn to sard
q denhed the hat found by ffhoer nose
the bad the habit OF wearing for ore than
without hat between ~ and ii
O'clock night the shay bio 1T tue cofder OF Etc
aud said hst he had been stacked bJ two
lien In Newark avenue, aud had run away from them ,
t Ayle on being recalled ts,tihed that DO fund the
The Thirteenth w ard Ststion'hVuso IN NoN'ioh
Under -ssuiued naue
ie, Of Police Marnus Identified the hat produced In Court
"A the oae Jones lad for long time.
A aud his wife testified seeing two ueh engaged
In hRlt know One went through vacant
M o1poss Seath Sixth street. aud the other went eP ~
the liquor IN Dutch'ro"
The Cont then adjourned until Friday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

of the Canal lequal to nearly q cent on the captai
was expsnded IN 1853 and 1859 on new work. toward
the enlargement of the Canal and will be distributed
to the stockholders at future period when deemed
advisable to do so by the managers
The receipts Of the Erie Canal, Penna. formerly
known as the Erie Extenson for the year 1859, were
93l 81, and the expenditures s56,9l2 H. The ex-
peLses required to put the Shenango DiySion in con-
piete order are "a follows: For oams waste weirs,
spills, bridges, &c, $780, for raising tow.pAh,
$1,000; bottomipg and widening Canal, $500 rip
rapping reservoir, 81 ,0Ooi total sl2,5O0.
AT meeting Of the Directors OF the Delaware Di-
vision Canal Company, dividend of v cent on the
capital stock was declared, payable and after the
18th inst. ...........
dispatch received at Nashville, announces that on
the night Of the I'd inst the want of the Branch Bsuk
Of Tennessee, at Clsrksyie, entered by burglar
OF burglars and slS0 eco extracted therefrom$ 900
in gold and 1870 in notes. Il is supposed the entry
was made by licking the LOCKS Of the bank ani yaat.
The volume Of business in Dry Goods has increased,
with the arrivals of merchants from all parts Of the
country. The Southern and Southwestern, as well
SIS the nearby trade, has been more active than we
have previously reported Some of the Iobbers report
larger sales In January than in any previous year. bat
as general thicg the trade has been considered as
more backward than usual. The Western business is
looked for with great deal of interest, inssuuch
the restrictions op that trade for the years past
wh,h were induced by the Revision and made almost
in.urmoubtablo by the Inferior crops and log
price of produce, have been in a great degree
removed by the abundant harvests, we i'as
the practice OF that system OF economy which
has been forced upon that section. While we
regard the South and the South. West important
trade, the West are the great cops1mers of our Do
mestc Goods, particularly the heavier fabrics of Cot
tons aud WooeIs. The ouaie and other creutn-
stsDces have contributed TO this result. and when the
West comes into TIE ket her influence il felt above
that OF any other section.
The Dome, tic Goods business has been light with
the commission houses generally. The supplies have
been only equal TO the demand, and we report a
stronger market for most staple Cotons than before
and the advanced views OF sellers freely met
by purchasers. The Wooden trade has been more
active, without leading TO important movement; the
trade with the British Provinces, particularly
Cspsda, has been qui,e important and t has cleared
the Eastern markets of many styles of low Woolens
Saiipets &c. The finer fabrics are yet wihou, much
activity, although the regular deusnd from the To-
terror and nearby trade bas been quite encouraging
The jobber, however, will not come into the market
until the Western trade commerce..
We annex our psaal table exports Of Domestic Cot
ton, for the week ending Tuesday 9TH ins and since
Iup 4 foll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

Our ports Of general proauce and mann'"o'a'o'
for spusry are nearly so cent above those OF last
year. while the pporta,ions have not corrsspon~nsv
increased although they large, and VIII crea'e
,omo uneaspe,s in business circles If they Sh'cd con-
ipuo on the Same scale for any considerable length Of
ime.
The COMMISSIONERS of the Consolidated Debt Of
.Or,ssns have advertised for proposals. To sell to
the civ two bundred 1000 bond. sgreeaely to the
s,b section of the Of the Legislature Of Louisiana
entitled IAN act for the Consolidation of tho City Of
New-Orlesns." Bids should he addressed to o. De
Buys, on or before the 9Th day Of March.
The annual meeting of the Vermont aud Massachu-
sets Baisoad was held at Bo.tou yesterday. BY tDs
report read, appears mat the debt OF tbs Comp any
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-FsB. 9.
Before Judge BATS

NE DEATH OF IDGk INOkHoOLL.
The Cicu,i and District Courts wore opened this
morning. , 49,. H., 4,
ne our, plea O. Since tbs las meeting Of this Court,
have melancholy intelligence Of the eea OF one OF
H. u.Ub,s proper occasions, whtn not only
b.y. a; tie Court thB bar lea tho foan
az tb, word for that 4nOthra hgherihat soa'o suitable
e houd only orally but In tho RECORDS OF the
touri, OF the melancholy event. .
propose intos statement regarding the sersces
and decsased proper ne for Nuiosy all hsfe
after he pFopJe simply TO move Ia con- equshes
death Deceased brother that hls Ooa 40 10"
ioun t ex ondsy aud chat record DO eateied the min
and hst copy tbe sDe DC transmitted 70 the .my 81
the dtceasea IL be well nivalbe Of tho
bar ia; meeting De held this Mondsy nex to give
ezlfscn feelings Of the bvch and bar ~ tho lose nas
IuEeintdp
usge hes replied that be thought the motion very proper
me- rEsns sosnnty tbs occsop aud should be
s I'd 20 10th Courts peasing briefly Of the merits Of
M eessed tho Judge proposed bstweaa and hoa
ay neaes taken ~ notice 70 tho members OF the bar
TIC oion wss granted and the Court adjourned accord
ngy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COuRF-Peb. O.
Before Justice ALLEN.

The F Church brooklyn s The Brooklyn FITe In
Company,
L. this case ite dtehdau;s Issued policy OF insur-
s ia e4S upon psntias properly Or 5 @ In S,7 the
1icv was ed q Digher OF premium: and
f 1jrso July H. 1913 The plaintiffs c snied thst verbal
az usn by which tho defendants I'd to renew the
All - Tor lie ycH sJ9. September. lS49 the premi
90 tEe Geeadzu arge t1at the policy
t i'm M. cv,e tuned upon point whether verbal agree
u.pt Is efficient ins.rnce nat tbs hss
be-, ~ i 70 The Ceu Appeals sevefsl Of ths 9iues-es
1--we ieo the third triz by
of counsel the csse down fC4 Monday next d. d. kied
Tor sIaiulils; John Oh Buren, for defendants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
THURSDAY, Feb. 9--r. "

There was fair degree OF activity this morning IN
tie transactions Of the Stock Board, and conSideaoic
tteadiness. The bear jobbeTs were not disposed 20
operate with any ygcr, aud Pliees released from .ne
Influence of bear hammerpgs. exhibited some eisn'y
TIE market appeared 10 DO Ia snoh conoiuoh as 'n!
to need tho occurrence Of some favorable event III 'De
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

has been reduccd from 100 900 10 about >ooo,oo9
Mr. Hsupt, Of the Hoosio Tanned works. wss iasrs.
dueeo, and made some statements relative y the pee
ton Of that enterprise The road west Of sts neaa,a
is complsted-ears rasnius twice daiiy-And esyisg
re own expenses, tbopghVf couss Is can have sssy
local travel til the !unre ia finished He reprsssstsA
The tunnel work to b. La promising ooadtioa -
preseDf. 81. a.
ADneasd are the quotations Of American securiass
by the CITY of Warrington; 49, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
COURT CALEEDAR-Tm DAT.
L. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-AdjoGrned to next Monday
er.nrMr GnuRr-EKsRRAL TERH.-E nnm erated:

D q 2
SUPREME CoURr-GEsERAL TERN Enumerated:
Nos a. Is &C. a. 49, 81 49,, "a, 55 AZ 49, a. A. A. o.
oyPnEa ia GoyEI--CikCBII.-fiir Ill ohort
ra-ss 25 2sS3 235T lsl 6iO 1851 2o7s 2ek' isos i3i
as rssJ iis 3t6s 2s6 266. 2ioe ~ 2S zso 900 80
225 1885, S0zg 2y65 2S7, 1885, 1905 l4s S"'V S'S oio'
1851 =, on. 10 20 "a,
SUPERIOR CoURT-Pan Nos. 245 IL, 5lJ, 3H,
sIs s $50 5,9 $50 SIS, 553, sos, 5Il $50 3's fsS H.
nos 2fs AS ISL. Az, $40, 5U2, 5eS $40. i2S, g.
CoUHr Or ConnOa sPLfAs-Pnt Same as
Thursday Pat ItNos. 1860, 1888 2S.s 1888, 1885, 1879
1901 ibs 1910 1907 1863. 1910. 1871. 1879, 1919. . -
KINGS CoUETY CoyRT-SPRcIAL TERM.-Nos. II,
"a zg a. 2 20 go 3D. o. a. 81 50. 81 80 80 40 A. 49, a.
a. 49, 55, A. az, 49, 90 H. ~ 90 o. o. o. d. se o. w. o. o.
%. a. IS. Gs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
BROORL YN ITEMS.

Nns. BEEcHERs CokDiTIos.-We are Informed
that Mrs Beechers condition yesterday was no worse.
DIR. Adams says that her injuries very serious a.
though not dangerous She unconscious most Of the
time. tits duty which the numerous friends of NJ.
ana Mrs Beecher owe to her in her present critical
stare to foroesr from personal inquiries after her con-
dtun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

CAPTURE oY BURGLARs-The store Of Charles W.
ThoupsoB Ne $50 Columbia foonousy entered
W.dIesosy night The proprietor had previously locsed the
doors and having light sad observed
thI,e ieows ids bu,y engaged in p.kns up good. orr
1hGmsen entered when the operators out Two OF them
ran Terry They purusa aud arrested They
gave their Andrew Lewis and Reuben ihoma, Ihe
custcdy Yesterday Tney were beio Justice
exAmahIi0n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

YOUTHFUL BURGLARs.-On the night OF the oth
hat the premises Of William Hart No ~ Market street were
knrRaTiUusy properly bVs silver oIk sad
other articles amounting Ia ali 10 OIL We, - on sste
day 6c4rs on abd Sevettb ~ arrested two
boys one tanned Thomas Couoy, susP hAyiss COM
md 81 he then be iso portion OF
he soeu found IL tbs ~nereupon tney
sonsd he robbery end d the remainder Of The goods naa
her sod N named Maoas Jacobs OF Me- ~ Oliver
see Jacobs subsequently sTeted Oh charge OF rocoiv
s stolen Goods the psonsTs we're looked uP oy
Jgstcs bTeunan for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

FEMALE SHorLIFTER.- Yesterday woman. nsnse
Ann Pheler, German BY birth bat nov rssidsei % So
.rey entered the Of Mim z. Dayton No VI sfss~
WAY aLd while osing goods sbservsd 70 sse.s
l23 worth Of s AID ua,iu about her person with VEGA
to escape The goOds taken 'sm ssr saa -
~as given iu,o custody On being taken before 'yuee 1
nan she accused WA Held Tor exsminsticaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

TIE LATE BOILER ExPLosIos.-Jobn Gallagher,
who injured ct the late boiler explosion in Nostrand
ayeIue, aud witoout whose evidence the Coronef's
Jury unwilling to render verdict, Is Improving
that ii is expected that has deposition can be taken
by Wednesday next, to which time the inquest stands
adjouiIed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

The North German Loyds steamship Bremen.
which was TO leave Southampton on the 2ssn ult.
would not be able to leave on that day. having on osr
late outward passage met with IN accident tn hsf
machinery, which neeessitates thorough exAniaaes
before che can again be- cent 10 ses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
The January traffic OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Hainoad 10 as follows:
Total. P<5<U'Oo
bsin Stem. Wssn'ton. N. w. Va. Total.
January 1862 AL " $3S 95y ~ $3230 50 *32O %
Janual " 1860. 2sl Iso 50 5s37A 1909 81 28l0IO 81

Net decrease January i8eo............. $32 1870 IS
The earnings vi the Chicago Iowa and Nebraska
rsilroat-tbe Iowa connection Of the Galena and Chi
c. 90 roadfor the year 1852 exceeded those Of the
previous year by s6l, S2l n.
Mr.. James n. DAVIS has been admitted member Of
tie New-York Stock Exchange. The business OF the
Clearing. House to-day was st2,7l2. ITO. Toe New
York Fire and Marine Insurance Co. has declared q
semi.annual dividend of ~ p cent payable, on de-
mand. The Nsgara FIRE Insurance Company semi.
annual dividend Of 10 y cent payable on demand.
The Citizens Bank q seni-annual dividend of y
cent pay able Oh the 18th inst. The North River Bank
has applied for admittance the Clearing House, aud
the application has been referred TO the regular Com
mt,es Messrs. Trevor e. Colgate advertise for sale
slOO eco Government 5s 1874 registereithe balance
OF their award.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company have con-
orded TO fuinish addition IL facilities TO meet the re-
quiremenis of the California business, by the estab
isLment Of line of steamers from NewOreans to
Afpinwsl direct. The pioneer steamer Of this new
nteiprise Is to be the st. Louis to leave this port
about the 2lst inst for Aspnwau, her first
trip.
We have received from Mr.. A. II. Nicolay q copy
of his calendar for 1861 including complete
list of the banks Of this city and Brooklyn, with
their dates Of organic stion amount of capital and rate
and time Of payment Of dividends Also the CON-
plee returns of Insurance Companies as reported 10
the Legislature. Copies may be obtained gratis on
application at Mr.. Nicolsy's Office.
The annexed sta cement shows what might be &C
complained by the New-York Central road in is way
butiness alone, provided the restriction TO two cents
Der mile were removed, and rs y cent advance on
freis HI esfablished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

The alarm Of fee in the Third District on Thursday
morning was occasioned by this burning ont OF sooy
chimney in the dwelling house No. IS Corpslis ssfess
The single roof took Ars from the sparks oesasonng
shght daniaae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
SUPREME COURT CaAnnEas-FsB. a--Beiore Justice
- MULLB.
IMPORTANT DEcIsIos REGARDING STREET OPP

IMPORTANT Decision RGGARDfsG STREET OPENINGS.
Aezsnder Matthews sgt The Mayor, &c.
Tdis .ct,o, as brought 10 RESTRAIN the defendants
,,irv sss Of certain lot, situated in Twen .v-siTh
t ,,sr Ninth avenue. The lot WAS sold at auc'isn f'r
10 nav al assessment nsde fof OpenDg TSenty'
bet before lese 81 the lot vas executed aud de-
hVeled the Psih ss owhsI lie eeoesa Of tSad AZ iII
an lie proceeding OF toe Ihe eans.
was red before Judge HIn On ne Is' " '''''' ' sN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

ATTEAPTEp GRAED LAEcESr.-Oo "Wednesday
nitht named Muusy a. Is alleged attempted 20
enter the room oecueed by John w Downoy ut sue tds
Hopse buosou street Mr. Downey hessg the noise 9a
Sspy opensc the door and the accused dart into tho pf
81 the b6u,e followed sad taken into custody
Yesterday morning prisoner taken bere Justice Soseh
@Dbush committed him To Complaint Pteofou "
Mr. DoHneI Of attempt AZ grand larceEy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
SUPERIOR COURT-srKosAL THRE-Reb. s.-Bsssr
Justice aokcRIsr.

THE FORREST DiYoRCE CASE.
Caib.rius h. FGutst Ast. Edwin Forrest =,
IL will be Te1ieuibeIed that u few daye ago Mr.
made confirm the report OF the Referee
swsroing Mrs Forrest snohy, aid also for hnal decree.
for defendant isd ninsy objection that the
properly before The Court stay OF poceednss
having been gfsnledo make case upon 70 me e
moved strike tire from tue special Term
caene The Judge this morning decided against the oec
tons and counsel argue on the me's oil tue qae
tion.
Cha. oConor plaintiff John Van Buren, James T. Brady
and Oh. Judge Edmonds Tor defendant.
DEcIsIosS
Charles A Robertson sgt. denry c. Hepburn.-Fhe
and motion to continue junction de-
M, d; go oo,ts defendant TO soido event.
Same AIT. S4we.-Ur0er OF references to Edward =.
CovIes examine witnesses snd to take testimony ac rca
tive to the merits application and repOr, the with
his opinion thereon
Befofe Justice BoswoRTH.
John Jsy AIT, Geo Bruce.-Ue clslon fled, ordering
udmen, tor tho ps.nta reference to ssctrtan the
40 cunt Of bs loss sad damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

DIGEsT OF BILLS BEFORE The LEGISLATURE.-
Ir-, ppleueut - the attachment av, winch docs
viii he ;Vubs zoo.nt now roqu I'd ~ 10 gwen
In case1 before removing the property
construct railroad tom u0DOAon reTry TO some
po ia ~ tisy it, many rsoAs as se nvcusafJ
10 reach contiguous lowns - 80 M,
an tA Judges of circnis and Common fies' to
soisnIplze .,elriaEe contracts. g.,
AIotn % e,sD.v tie time Of hod the Csur In Hudson
County. - ---,-- ..... ...
sYtraoruIary charges hAs Retrospective scti1n ve
dct nav o. sct eudse jury upon tle owl
ntce In cas battery petit afcvny, uuisAce
t Jury are to power Ucr veroo 70 deeae the
s,n;.pce Win many other singular prtvisi0ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
LAW LlVIELLIGENUE.

A meeting Of the Bar viii be held Ga Saturday, tho
nth int, at II m at Room 9th Dnct Court Of the
United the death Of tho Hon Judge irg"r-
sUFsb g. 1850 toigued Jsaes Roosevelt James Brady
,,I Io,o CHARLEY O'CoLo. =. Benedict. Truman
f. g. Cutting Alex Hamilton jr w Morton Join MeKeon,
L w. AtouslLolL