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ITALY.

fresh circular had been addressed from Ga6ta 10
the Ministers of Francis IL the different Courts. IL
states that the King il resolved TO meet to The end all
the peris Of his position.
The latest dispatch from Turin, relative to the cleo
ton is dated the 30h and says: The elections for
North Italy are now all known. They secure large
majority 70 the Government. In Lombardy they are
better than they last year. The Mazzinan party
has been completely beaten The returns from Naples
are good II is calculated that twothiIds of the elect
ed are favorable TO the Government. The first news
from Sicily ia very good MeFsna, Syracuse, and
Saiania have returned leaders Of the moderate party
Crispi has been defeated at Palermo"
dispatch Of the 18th, from Naples, Gays tnat nag
Of truce was cent on the 9th from Gaeta 10 the Italian
feet An Italian steamer Immediately proceeded 70 the
fortress, and the firing afterward suspended on
both sides Deserters from the Bourbon army speak OF
q project 10 surrender Gaeta.
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PRUSSIA.

The repor; that France had demanded explanations
on account Of the speeches delivered by the King
denied in ministerial and diplomatic quarters at Berlin
In the Commission appointed by the Prustlan Cham
Der OF Representatives TO Bdite tue address in 10
the royal speech proposition to inert paragraph
declaring that the consolidation Of Italy in the
interes, of Europe, was lOst by majority OF Que
only 10 against and for.
The iHdpeHddHo' says, General de La harmora
misson 10 Berlin s 10 Teassure Prursia 10 the In
tentious Of Piedmont with regard 20 Germany, to in
duee her TO recognize the possession Of Venetia AZ
necessity for Italy, and danger for Austria and the
Genanc Confederation, to make il clear that the two
Powers which the one in Germany and the other in
Italy represent the principles Of constitutional liberty
are the soul Of the natonaies TO which they belong,
and have every reason for maintaining the most inii
mate relation Of frirndstip. Also to show that If
these oyerures are rejected Italy viii be forced
than ever 10 unite herself TO France and 10 accept all
the consequences Of that alliance and the obligations Il
NAV entail.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1861

market there was better supply of money, but little
OF no business was done below per cent At the
bank tho applications were on full scale. On the
Stock Exchange short loans Government Securities
could be obtained at 81 per cent or less There were
no transactions in gold at the bank to-day The last
prices from Paris, this evening, show sudden fall Of
more than per cent in the 3per cents.
At st. Petersburg, on Tuesday, the exchange on
London fell from 35i to 35d., being movement of
per cent against Russia. The cause is not stated
The Minister in London Of the Republic OF Mica.
ragua has Issued notice stating that the President Of
the Republic and the Legislature will grant extraordi
nary privileges 70 cotton planters.
The London and Southwestern Railway traffic
shows, this week, an increase of E621. The Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire increase was reported the Stock
Exchange yesterday at about e., 500 over last year.
Berlin letter says the King Of Prussia is permitting
the old retrograde party TO influence him and more
every day That party is both reactionary and war
like. Every point Of the Prussan coast accessible to
the Danish fleet is being fortified, and several gun
boats were placed on the stocks the day Gen. de la
Manora arrived at Berlin, on complimentary, and 1t
is said pacific mission.
The Berlin Gazette publishes hostile article on
Italy, which is regarded in Germany as an engagement
taken by the Prussian Government to assist Austria,
should she be attacked in Yeneta, even by the Italians
alone
PEsru,I January 30.-The General Assembly at
Wars-dn has unanimously resolved upon the annexa-
tion of Croatia and the restitution Of the new island
Of Hungary.
LONDON, January 3l.-Tbe opening prices Of Con-
soils for money were 9ls09la; COnsols account were
9l3 a9lE new tbIees 81 Ia.
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XXXVITu CONGRESS.
SENATE. .w.sHlseroS. Fet. IS, 1891
SECOND SESSION.

SENATE. .WbSHlRGroF. tet. iJj iooi'
Mr WADE (Rep., Ohio prere,Aed petition nnmer-
ousy signed by citizens OF Philadelphia, 10 iaVof oi
the Union Const;tulion and lAws.
Mr. THOMSON Dem, n. J.) presented pet
tion from czens Of in favor OF tho Border
States Resolutions lie also aeked to be excused from
further service or the Committee on Naval Atas and
was excused. .,,.
The.bn for the relief Of Mr.. Giddings by payment
for postal services was taken up, and, aeI long dis
cuesion passed ..
Mr.. TRUMBULL presented petition from citizens
of Illinois asking Congress 10 preserve public properly
and enforce the laws.
The tariff bill was then taken up.
number OF amendments OF the Select Committee
were agreed TO-
The amendment concerning the present TarenOuslng
! system was then discussed. -,
Mr.. SEWARD Rep., N. " moved 20 extend iqe I1
time 80 days which is III the Dil TO three years lie
said if it got this amendment, he should si opJeo' "
! the Committee amendment.
Mr.. LATHAM Dem, CALI spoke against any alter,
alton of the present system, and sald that IL "ouu
| operate iniuri0usly ON his State.
Mr.. WILSON sald If the bill passed with tins change
of warehouse system, i, would array ag1nsI u tn'
most formidable opposition Of merchants and the EMP
| ping interest. --,.-.. o,,o,o,,
| MIR. SEWARD said that the warehousiog system
had passed amid muck opposition, yet it had oeen
most beneficial system 10 the country nad eSteIoeu
| commerce and manufacture. To abolish II wonld oe
10 strike blow at the most effective aid to commerce
M SIMMONS Rep X. H. said the Committee
had considered the subject carefully and thought y
had something 70 do with the Treasury OF the ohteo
| states ne well as commerce. Goods we're LETT IT
warehouses and the dutes not paid consequently the
Government loses the payment lust al the worst ume
He said he did not think that the Government ooulo
afford 10 lend money in this way, when II R otDged t(
borrow money a, high rates. Adjourned.
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RUSSIA.

telegram from 81. Petersburg, says:
"1he negotiation between the Banks Of 81. Peters
burg and The Bank of France in reference to the
change Of gold for silver, have failed The Emperor
of Rassa Il ,ad have refused his sanction at the
last moment"
Prince OIof, President Of the Ministry and the
Council Of the Empire, bad rendered his resignation
on account Of ill-heallh. lie was temporarily replaced
by NJ. de CladOf.
/, was reported that the corps d'amee stationed in
the provinces Of Lilhnuna and Vollugna, 10 ad
vance to the frontiers OF the Empire and would be
placed by troops from the interior Of Russia. The
soldiers on the fgh had already been recalled and
tho formation Of thee corps darmee war footing
had been ordered, which TO be ready by tho first
Of March, march 10 the Pruth the fecond 10 the
frontiers ofPoand and the third to any other destina
ton that may be required.
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AUSTRIA.

The Iud,pendtnce Bogc processes 10 have received
confirmation Of lie statement that a verbal communic
ton had been made by Prince Metterpich to h Thou
yenel in which Austria declared that she should con-
,id,r as a easas JeH with Piedmont, attack by
(iaribaldi on any point whatsoever Of the Austrian
territory IL is added that Austria expressed the wish
20 respect ombardy and that VI. Thouyenel observed
that H. in an eventusl ~ such that which Prince
Me,ternich referred TO- the Austrian Government en-
ployed German Federal conlngents, France would
con,der that fac. violation Of the principle Of nom
intervention.
Messrs Roebuck and Iver the representatives OF An
English company, are said to have offered 10 supply
Austria with ten steamers armed with Tifed cannon
and Austria is aii 10 have sent COmmitoner TO Eng
land to inquire into the matter.
The Austrian Government is sid 10 anticipate out
breaks in Hungary and 10 have made full preparation
10 suppress them.
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uorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. JOHN COCHRANE Dem, n. ~ pretenlt'
a memorial from the New York Chamber Of Commerce
protesting aaaDs, the passage Of the Morrill, tariff o
and specifying its Objectionable features to be tht
repeal of the warehousiGg sysem, the specific anc
double or compound duties, and the effect il would
have 10 Lessen the revenue by diminishing the eIpore
Referred TO the Committee on Ways and Means
Mr.. NORRIS an asked but failed 70 obtain !eayt
TO introduce resolution 20 PRINT wy eAra eoles O
the report Of the abstraction Of The Indian bonds
Annmber Of private bills were then passed including
one taken up on motion of Mr.. JOHN COCHRANE
rroyidng sic 600 for Townend Harris for negotiatine
the treaty with Siam.
The House Passed the bill for the relief Of Hockaday
& Leggett, appropratng 5000 for account Of The
postal service.
bin for larger amount was recently vetoed BY
the President in consideration Of the Pos'-Otce Ap
nropriation bill.
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TIE FREsHET on The HUDsOs.-The river IL
gradually falling and the probability s thai further
damage will be done. There isyet no crossing from
Greenbush to Albany, as the ice is broken mass The
passengers by the Hudson River Railroad proceed to
Troy without changing cars and the Albany passengers
there take stages for that city. The Stockport Bridge
is rebuilt, and yesterday the trains arrived at their
respective destinations on time. The break very
serious one the piles Of the bridge being carried bodily
away by the force of the current and the immense
masses OF ice The river Was broken up for nearly
mile and bali each side of the bridge, and the country
flooded for considerable distance around The officers
OF the Company have been on the spot experimenting
the work day and night. BY Monday the bridge will
DC stronger than ever. Yesterday heavy ran.storn
prevailed at Albany and vicinity, which subsequently
changed To hail, and in the evening snow.
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NEHJERSEY ITEMS.

RrcrrIIoS OF ABRAHAM LIscoLS.-A meeting of
citizens Of jersey City held last evening at the
room of the Fire Commissioners, for the purpose Of
appointing committee TO cooperate with the Common
Council Committee for the purpose Of making arrange
monts fos the reception Of the President elect.
His honor Mayor Van Worst occupied the chair, and
II. A. Greene acted as Secretary. The following
named gentlemen were APPOINTED the committee
Mayor Van Worst, s. NJ. Hopkins, A. o. Zabriskie,
Ephraim Marsh, Hon. ID. 6. Gregory and NJ Trap
hsgen.
A letter wac received from BngadiG-General Hat
field, rendering the services Of the Hudson County
Artillery 10 FIRE a salute on The occasion. il wac
referred 70 the committee, as war also motion to
invite the "a Regiment Col Gregory, 70 parade The
meeting wss theB adjourned.
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COURT OF GENERAL sToNs-Fxs. IS Before Reeorde
HOFFMAN.
N;,baal Mcrar-v rphnsa trial fnr hiohxuau rolbarv

VI "
occupied part Of yesterday again brought today and s
counsel introduced several rcuehooking mem Of the n9
approved long shore rowdy style having red shirts aud rsdr
faces TO prove that defendant at the time the o1en.e
alleged 10 have taken place. dead drunk and actually y In
the gutter The Jury nevertheless brought IN verdict oi
vcton On being asked what he lad In moderation e
prisoner told long story, ending with demand for new trial
The Recorder said there nothing sing him 10 new
trial. aud then passed sentence Of aud two moHhs 10
the State Prison.
Charles Wentworth was four years onh,to tie
place for committing ,eyer burgares and prss on
which grounds there indictments His coneserse
Jane. Robertson up for three years aud two mOnshs
John Allen arrssned The charge q tEyDg to 'he;
John Carol the 18th of January and there being very m
chance OF escape by trial he pleaded guilty and vas sent "
the PeuteDtiaGy for one year.
Michael Kelly cent TO the Prison for tes ld
months for picking gen;lemans pocket in ons o. Wa
lacks Thester.
fresh batch Establishments s1d prisoners sent H. ns
Charles Stewart, with HIS confederate. John Barton pesio
guilty Of an attempt commit grand larceny on which the ie
.r y.iyeJ sentence Of two years and months IA he
state Prison the latter being lees ssrsnty implicated LAD
the months thrown on -. -.
sent 10 he State Prison lor two years Adjourned
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FRANCE.

The Paris correspondent Of The London Herald al
lndes to a report that the French Government had in
structed its envoy at Berlin to demand explanations
touching the speech of King William to his generals.
The belief was assduousy cultivated in Paris that
the military preparations made in Prussia proessedy
on account OF tho difference with Denmark in re-
ality intended for a war with France. Prussia and
Austria, ia given ont, are on the eve OF an anti
French alliance and Saxony and Bavaria will join.
Trade in France is represented as being confined
within the narrowest limits.
The Paris flour market was dull and prices rather
lower Wheat, however, was unchanged.
The Bourse on the 29th was buoyaut and animated,
and Rentes closed at 6S.5f.
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Id W LNI,ELLIGENC.E

SUPREME coURT-cEAsHERs-FEB. ls-Be'ore ls'les
LEONARD
THE wALToS-NATrHEws NURDER-NoTIos TO DIS
CHARGE JFFgARDs
On Thursday afternoon Mr.. James T. Brady moved
for the d,chsr from custody Of Chsries Jefards who noe
iucaoerssd the murder Walton aud Matthew'S The
made the ground h.t diligence had ns bs.n
shown BY the prosecution 10 bring the prisoner 70 M TIE
District Attorney opposed the application. Judge Leonard 20
served his decision until Saturday morning
SPECIAL TERx-Before Justices CLBRKB, SrTHsELlSp thd
ALLAN.
THE RECORD COMMISSION.
IT, People ex MrSpedon Baker ayt. Robt \. Raw
This was an appeal from the order Of the Srecisi
Term reference ascer,ain whether the soant o &O
sctusy due Messs NcSpedon Baker claimed by then
work for the Record Communion At the time cor7ssi
arguing the McSpedon Bser the Boed Of sa
PeTysos being appeal from the Special Term denyiag Pc
rcmptoy maudamus 70 compel the supeoTs 10 Pat sad 80
QOJ Ia the tax levy Case on.
Jss T. Brady aud e1Judge Edmonds for McSped0n Bsf'
4 K Lawrence and II. II. Anderson IA opposition. i'
CHAaBERs-FEB. l3--BefoIe Juslce BAKSARD.
DECISIONS.
John Knower et al. agt VIM. s. Drggs.-Motior 10
yacs:e order of arrest granted, with 8 10 costs
Edward Minturn sgt. Hamlin sabcock et al.-Tbis
proper for allowance Ii the defendant does net
b less said slo voluntarily within five days pe
tf may Judgment. No Of this motion vii 10
allowed.
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Of ofNewYork held at the rooms Of Mesre Kensett and
Lang in Broadway, last Friday night, the following
gentlemen were elected officers for the year 1861:
Daniel Huntington, President; J. w. Castelar, Vice.
Presdent; Messrs. Hubbard, Kensett, Lang, Clifford,
and Gignoux, members of the Board Of Control; Vim.
cent Colyer Secretary; and Messs Laurel Thompson,
Alfred Jones, I. A. Richards, Suydam, and Minot,
the Committee of Inquiry.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16

TRIiL ron CHmD MURDIR.-Tho trial of Eliza
FoaL g indicted Tor tho murder Of her infant
commenced tie Hndson County Court ye';srdsy before
Judge Ogden and asso,e Judges fns snd Pope To. Dis
t Attorney Mr. scpdde aid that the accused indicted
murder under the circumstances Of the eA'o be "ead
only ash for conviction for mAn,laugher.
shows that tho accused srrivsd In this country
about ten months since and went q Iede with bahr named
Henry Dundsrs,And, At No 65 Warren street Jersey CITY
nnI Nj aud hS wfs ed ths, the sr
bat he ,o1y denied Il and said abe had he droty
night before IhTsas accused fell down stArs whie
carrying bread and or three days complained Of
pain her do On the night ofhe oh abe went 10 bed early
ADl into the bah yard two three
tno About II ocl0ck hs D. discovered that there
thing wrong and Dr. kiereir called la who discovered
that ,he Delivered Of child The girl sqgiyocsisd In
reference the matter and the child found In the 'ut u
tlc phyy the following day d. X made post morien
born alive. The trial Will BE- concluded TO day.
The CoIr s.siusd IT, Winfield aud y II. Ogden a. co1n.
al fof n, rrsonrr.
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THE LATEST.
IIf0 ONfcnsiORR.l

Tho DAILY Ners Icty article) of Wednesday evening
says The funds closed about ! per cent lower and
British Railway Stocks decidedly higher than yeser-
day. In discount market the rate for good bills was
t3G7 per cent.
TIE Times (city artice) says The Englieh funds
closed at decline Of per cent IN consequence of rather
heavy es for the account and the receipt of unfavor
able quotations from Paris. In the general discount
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16
COURT OF SPECIAL sESsIoSs-FER, ls-B.fore Justets
BRoyyELL CoSNoLII. and STEERS 80
A,,,strs Roman assanit and battery. lined SlU;

Augustus Boman assault and battery, nned ~,
John 6eu, assault and battery peDtntiay month s.'
Holmes ssssut and bsrtety, peneptsry MONTH James
Husen assault aud battery penenti.y months May S.
gan assault and battery pententiaiy monihsi MsIy
assault and battery peneltsIy months Christian Hofhoa.e
assault and ba,tey peniteDtisry months Wn pS
battery peniteniiary months Mary Laughn assault ard e
terry fned sl0 Elizabeth Laturne s"a1t sne battery penn
tentiary months; Ann Asck pest larceny Cy f,on
Luke Mcguire, petit larceny PenitentiAry montns saa
smith, petit, larceny, peni.ep,a,y months Henry
months, Robert Smith assault and battery eo
TO- Gee T. Schenck assault aud battery peniteniay Io.i
sas Fss.r petit larceny peni,enry months HenTy Necr
hnos assarlt and battery urrd 90
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

The screw steamship City Of Baltimore, Capt Petre
which sailed from Liverpool at noon on the 10Th and
from Queenstown on the evening Of the 3lst ut ar
rived here at IL o'clock last night, bringing tlS,f'o
sterling of specie.
Tie Cunard Company announce that the Jura, from
Liverpool on the 9Th February, would be the last de-
parurc of their line for the present. owing to the
falling off in shipments TO the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

An important conference on the affairs Of India-
mainly it is supposed, with reference to the culture Of
cotton-was TO be held at Manchester the 3lst ult
under the auspices Of the Manchester Chamber Of
Commerce.
young man named Thomas DODigan, hailing from
Boston, Mass had committed murder in Liverpool
by stabbng, and had also nearly killed his father. lie
had avoided arregt.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16

amendments 10 the bills before he Assembly war Nou
down with great unanimiiy.
A number of speeches were made, mainly IN oppo-
stou 20 the PROPOSED improvements, and ali IN depie
cation Of The mode Of accomplishing them, ana assefs
ing the coe,s. an
At later peroi in the evening the resolution 10 ap-
pont Committee Of five IN consider the matter was
reconsileged, and the following gentlemen were aP'
pointed: S. L. Kellum, G. c. Talbot, G' A bakeF'
David H. Brown, Frederick Strause.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16

TEE AcApGar OF MUSICIAN effort lie being made
bv some Of the stockholders of the Academy Of Music
n uduce the Directors 10 recOnfder their former reso-
luton by which dramatic representations are excluded
rettion 10 this eGectaskng, the part Of intell'
gent snd worthy citizens, that respectable company
may be allowed to appear in the Academy before
Rrooklyn audienee-is now in circulation for signature
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16
NIarket,-Reported 6y Telegraph.

BnrmoRE, Feb, lsFLorR more active City MIS- n.s
OLio and Howard street at S5 i2. WHEAs steady Kea
SI2Gsl %; White sl t0GSl 60 Coss dull fslS.' "a a
9JSc Provisions steady; Meas PORK, si1 Is; Hsmp, s
lard Ice CoFFxR steady at l2lHl3c WHishr dun eaa
MOBILE February l5-Corros: sales to-day sOo eae' 'S
ding at lie. Markets quiet bat firm. . 60 IN ~.
ClyCISSATI Feb. B-FLoUH dun MH,N 49, ". n fD
PsovIsIoSs quiet Mess Pork Sl6 1851 sut is Al L.
SIC Bacon hedst d9ic, bus buyer, van, .sy !.
Isri firm At Ole SIGHr EXCHANGE On Ns"-f 'e"'
A) cent pIrmlnm.
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THI ABsox C,sS.-It was expected that hr Ao-
son ns ease would come up before the Hudson County
Cour yesterday in reference 70 newly discovered evil
denee OF mmpohance. II is understood that Mr. Zab-
rskie council for the condemned man, ab.enlfrom
tho city. Itis dolttfal however, II any effort viii be
made for q new trial and ON Monday, at ii O'clock
Judge Ogden will pronounce he sentence.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16

FATAL FERRY AccIDENT.-Joseph Campbell, in
attempting 70 step nom one Of the South Ferry boats Thurs
horrible manner Hewas conveyed the L. College Hospital
1fssed vsfthout W yspn Of age
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PASSENGERS.

Gen. C. r. Wheat Miss Laurence Kkl and Cullen BR Bald
wing Gray freeman Lees Judson Lan,eno and family,
MeLeNr Kaius w Heayer, Mann Dr. Young Arnan Mackay
Dr. Sharp, Howard Mrs Graham aud children Finch Miss
Ann fneh' Brady Coens, Gull, Lord Carroll and 64 in the
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16

TaE PENALTY OF PAssISG BAD MoSEY.-on
Thur,dsy pght Henry FeucIs ws arrested ldI o
mass . braken bank bill the store Of Aophus browp 70
IN sorsi street Eastern District At the station house ne
s, ,e.rched aid several bad bills found In bis poseoh
ms ,eraDed that he had tried t seeis pste
20 yet hep changed gBod money and he dd n9t dn m
knowledge the worthless chsIscer 1.-THE b Upon oes
tb see1,ed was convicted Of tho charge against bm snd sen
ttnCed 70 ten days in the County jail
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DIE D..

BYRNE-In thiscy, on THURSDAY s .Ts resident Of tss
city. =, -. rJonrv IL Pyrne and Lefay<te
iiei n pane % Cal invited 70 attend hes 1ne
her to rcsdenoe Ne IS Essex street. On SUNDAY "'''
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-FEB ls-B.ere JsSs
SNAILEY.

The trial Of Edward L. Lane, one of the mates ~
the Bark Anna the murder Of Frsnk Light
concluded Thursday afternoon The Jury, ser being cut
fNeeu hours failed TO agree ard dchsg By the Court
Seven acQuittsl and i've for conviction
Judge Saey announced that be would rot iIy any mos
cases this term and that Judge Shpman would hold the C0sS
on Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16

TuE CouRrs--Thc G4yeral Term Of the Supreme
C. hsyn, disposed Of rss portion OF the February Caen-
dsr donIned ye,,edsy uLt the 28th inst to meet Pough
ne, Court Of Sessions win bo opened Tuesday ne, when
Il expected that the case viii be brought
mn fr Nsros tn. calendar 10 kge Aos Of the defendant,
are liquor who Indicted for selling without license
snd as they generally plead y and the hno Imposed 10
rot k,ly that time will be corsuned IN tsposng OF their
osses. -, -, 70
IL a. follows Nos To- 3 SC 49, a. a. 49, ~ 80 81 5s 10 o. 90
A. 81 81 &
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ATTynpTEp HIoHwAY RoBBERY.-Cherles DAVIS
while on hs way homo Thurdhy rignt was htaShsa
nn aye,e ns. North Twenty eighth street and close by
hs residence by come unknown who demanded his money
Being refused stranger knocked M DAVIS down ana ~
t rob him and unsuccesiu only for the reason
Ssbe s,,.sd man " nuch sroBser than his asIasnt M
reeeissd some es but thinks the attacking patty did
not entirolY ateLpe punshment.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16

SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcrAL TEHx-FEs. ls-BefoF. Jut
tice MoSCREY
John A. Panton agt. John F. Zebley.-The taking
of fact stating Of beng necessary enable
the give Judgment order Of reference mu ee o.
tered The order to be settled in two dsyS notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16

PAssIEG CoUHrDFEIr BiLLs.-An auemp, was
rt 10 put IN circulation new counterfeit, IS bill
Tho Nrnson Of Masohuss Several OF them were taheh
by,o!e keepers in South Seventh and Grand streets T. ID
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16

VALENTINES. VALENTINES
Y AT REDUCED PRICES,
sTR0NPs,
Ne. eS NASSAU-Sr.