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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-13
The Horse Market.

April has generally been one Of the beet months in
the wear for the sale Of horses, and II will probably
prove to be this year but very far below some pre-
yious years in point Of numbers SOLD. For the week
ending April - should judge from occasional vs,s
to the great market place in Twenyfourh street, the
trade has been better than any week this year. AT
least we have seen more buyers in the market than at
any previous time and we noticed from day 10 day
good many changes 10 the stalls which indicate that
GALES to a considerable extent have been made HE
prices the drOyeIs say - per cent higher than lst
year. This may be the case, with fancy borses or all
that class that sell for 800 800 piece, and perhaps
for all that sell for that much PAR, bnt 1t "
not the with ordinary work borses, and such
usually taken stage snd city railroad For Instance,
Third Avenu. Railroad Company have nov m their stables
gest station house Third avenue aud siIyonr nd
Sixty hf streets $50 horses some % Of which are Ia tho b.s
pta ward mostly with feet stoned Ia great meas
Su prty offensive Of hate repscs lame horses ho,e
const wearing out bceoins .nht for the very hare
fste mites hour including stops and .tss which pase
s W. ~ o,psny sysraged about rs each SO fer hi.
spring purchases about fll5 and this $40 head
shows JUS, the far serage decline Of 'ADe III ID.
The demand Of late been good class Of Horses
for farm work. and good enough to take The family to ing
Our Witt market IN company with friend Who
wanted Ece pair Of horses for bis ARA and sesee divers
lis preference pair Of DARK cooIcd mares sbou yeas
old hands high gentle at the pillow and smart On iSs osa
sSe INV nHS rs snss worth thns for sc to
pair pair with perfect wsrouee for 800 He pair
switch .ss nearly BLACK color with three white ,ockinrs
each aud said be active the road and ioT blacks with
We found no hack Of horses the most Of III. stables
being "R wei hed up and neludins al grade, 2 n 20.
hEb se6to si?o6 pair POI these the inquiry is very
united and fo fancy dyirFnore' and rosd'ten such as
ipq for horses send South and very little for
which you'd give hie sud advance price.
sun the number constantly on hand ior 'se o;Ia about a
much effect upon prices
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........A n


mshps-New York Van Ssn,sn Bremen 0elpcis ksut
gen Reichelt; Kangaroo, Mirehou.e Liverpool o. Dsst
John Bell. Scott glasgow, y. Mcdonald Il Co.
Shps-Ply mouth Rock Hammond London Grnneli Mntu1
Go. Admiral Bifen Hsvre s. NJ Fox brs Ids Lilly,
Lilly Oa.go~ Nesmith Sons; Hemisphse. Taylor Londoas
Morgan Wiley.
Barks-rania, Caussen, Dublin. Funch Meinchei Abes.
Cochran, CsTccuas Buck Co. Restless Lorthrop
A.puwal, Handy Everett
Bhg,-A Dunbsr Rockwell EHrsbethport, B. r. Small May
Alyins Am-s Mstanss h ID. brookman Co.; Mary Ans,
Balloon. Halifax, II. q. Donovan.
sehoones-W. r. Philip Smith, Havana T. b. Chase CO.;
Boyditch Collins Gonsiyes -; Kate Weston, Adams RE
Graude l. Is. Uas.ri " Smith, Teltou, Havana r. A. h
WEBSTER Rock Lane, Portland, o. l.. Hatch Puos.
Sears, ST Johns ~ r., Baker Dsi ton
soop-J. ". Seymour Norton, Norwich, master
s.eslLeI-F. CadwaladeT. Pearson, Phiadelphis, -,
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IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
$l,llC,00O IN GOLD.

The steamship North Star, Jones commander, from
Aslinwall, April 4th, with specie, passengers aud
maih to ID. b. Allen, arrived yesterday afternoon.
The North Star left New-York March 2lst, IL H. ar
rived at Aspinwall March 29th at p Sailed from
Aspinwall April 4th, p. m, arrived at New-York
April 18th, 3p. m. The North Star experienced very
heavy gale from w. N w. with heavy on the night
of March DIST Gale continued until 23d inst.
The following ia the North Stars specie list:
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COURT OF APPEALs-ArErL l2-Before all the Justices
SUIT TO SIT ASIDE MORTGAGE ON THE GROUND OF
FRAUD,
VIM n F.,.e,, and Edgar ws.hbun appellants sgt James NJ
Smith Receiver Of Onyer Lee Cos BAAf impesdsd re-
Psieiis are lumber dealers nj Albany. In 1859 and
defendant lumber plaintiffs
for sale which pinfs msde sdvance. that an n
IND wife in 1859 had plaintiffs by mortgage
real estate Kendall County illinois 10 the amount Of - CO.,
pIOpery IN Black Roei Ehe County, which mill
bub,gdent changes w.s made ~ the mortgages IN which ~
from the mortgages which mill he subsequently, ortgsgod
the Oliver Lee Co B,ni ior nearly 500 ~" SUI wa,
brought by plaintiffs to recover the property on what should have
term Of the morsss, aud the Court special Tenn de
cepon the General Term ordered new ~ nom which order
ohp r. for appellants John Samson
TAXATION or SOE-REsIDEETs AND fOIikI0N CokPOK-
ATOMS.
The People e1reL the Parker Min ~. the Commissioner, Of
1sxes &c
The Parker Mills is a corporation carrying on the
manufacturing Of ns, in Massachusetts and Rhode Island and
BY Of the LegstgIe Of the former State is
whole capital invested in said state and he ns there man9
acureo entirely completed and packed for n.se there
city where their manufacture, are received and sold the pro
assessed the Parker Mills on 40 bot after an sIAina
tion Of the agent Of the oreorson reduced 70 tloo
they Were liable ss.e.non providing ihs
dens and tgn corposon, doing bushes, n th' s. ono
the they invested ia this State The appellants
csra sDotier s. bat was intended to correct
the rule that personal property should be taxed the pace OF
tsI upon capital actually permanently invested in business
this State although ts redodin another State Case
arrued aud decision reseTved. ~
Mr. T. C. Delsvsn appellant Daniel T. sciles and Rich
ard Mott for respor dent -
MIEUTEs OF APRIL ~.
No. IS. Cbafee ct al. agt. The Cattaraugus Mutual
Company No Ia Root ct al ag Hart ct sOf the
calendar.
bradley sEt The Buffalo ard Newell and Eide Railroad
No ~ Fass.u ct al sgt Smith observation-disclosures con
cuded John Reynolds for appellant John Gsnson for
spoudent.
No. Cort sg The City Of BufAlo-OIder granting
affirmed win motion Of Mr.. WI dswOTth.
No. 80. ChautauquA County Bank WIN ID. White,
yiyor-Aryued VIM. d. White In person C. Tucker for
spondent. 49,
No IS. Small ct al sgt Wheaton.-Psssed.
No Hubbard tgt. BnggsATgued Il. r. Selden for ep-
pellunt; James C. Smith for respondent
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MORE Communicating Lambert and DAVID
Bsrtsn both young men, arrested In the and on
Thnday suspicion Of being engaged In the passing un
ereit IS notes the stising Bsnl Of Pine Plains h
supposed to be conderses Of Edward fattsrson
arrested the James Green arrested In the
First Ward tho charge and being searched one
the counterfeit bills found In his The pfoosu
were I'll committed foy exsuinsuou BIZ Justice 0pbora
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-APKiL la-Before


coIored woman named Angelina Blake was tried
for larceny and acquitted.
Ezspih Farshield trial since yesterday for keeping
dordery house found guilty and emandsd to the Tobs
An suconeer named D. Burbhsm tried the charge Of
,.ssng Alexander NJ Smith old 90 years OF age
Burnhar held ar auction in Sixteenth street. and the wife OF
NJ smith vent there returned aiming 70 have been insult
ed Her husband the shop Indignantly and the scas
.pued IN which Gag and sticks were promcuousy used
10 tho A., as tage both parties One OF the Witnesses tes
tilted thai Mr. Smith could not put his cos next morning
Another testified that old employed by TIE suctioDee
tool the his against tie old man ire 10" ended
on the dwbn No verdict had been arrived bJ The Jury at
IN. dime of the adjournment OF Court Adjourned
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COMMON PLEAS-TRriL Term APRIL D-Before Judge
HILTON.

In January, 1860, plaintiff left with defendant, as
kinf and collection broker dsf for collection The plain
Defendant admitted receipt Of the dra and oyeG thsi be
mailed TO BIZ agents responsible bankers IN 81 Louis. the
nsc be. Il a. payse also proved that he kept copy
Of The letter incosng and that according 70 custom re-
ntance by mail the usual mode and tnAl we oy o
depcs under 60 nuission, received ~ h see
The Judge submitted the jury the question
wsdsd toe dr. for collection and what damage had the
plaintiff sustained The Jury found IN favor Of the dcfenaant
Chss A hspOlo and VIM. T. PeAIce Tor psiin helJ 'iS
foI defendant.
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CENTRAL HOMEOPATHIC DIsPESsARY.-From the
seventh Annual Repor; Of this Dispensary, which is
located at So Is East Eleventh street, we learn that
during the past year 1853 Of various forms of
disease were treated, and 1880 prescription, given,
making total since the institution was established in
1854 of 6,i9s cases treated and lS3O3 prescriptions
gwen.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
Co. JoHs w. FoRsr

PuBLIc SCHOOL ExHIBITIoS.-The annual exhibi-
ton OF Public School No. % ut Greenpoint, given
Sn Thursday and last evening at the schoolhouse, in
Java street. On each evening the large room was
Filed to it's utmost capacity. The hall was handsomely
decorated and the large stage, filed with gaiydreesed
boys and girls, presented handsome and interesting
spectacle. The programme Of exercises consisting Of
singing rectstions and dialogues, well selected
and admirably performed. The school numbers 100
pupils under the charge Of Mr. j. B. Griffin, principal
md sixteen assistant teachers.
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fAdyertiss mentl

PRICES OF ENGLISH CARPE'TIyG REDUCED
great opportunity offered for bargains in sPng Car
peng' English Medallion, Velvet Carpets - wide, bnsseia
yhreepl and ngain Carpets Rugs Mas Mating window
Shades Table and Piano Covers Dgge Stair Carpets ana
Rods Dutch Competing &c displayed IN ten spacious sses
rooms HIRAM AsDRRsoss No ~ Bowery Houseksepsrs
and carpet buyers are invited to call
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MARSHAL RYsDERs.-As far as we recollect, not
one Of the large number of vessels seized by the Mar
sbal upon alleged suspicion that they were fitting out
for the slaveirade has been subsequently condemned
1t probably this fact that led the late Collector to
adopt the plan of allowing clearance to be given to
vessels suspected of being savers instead of the old
one Of giving the clearance and depending upon the
Marshal TO make the seizure afterwards. Ii is a
remarkable fact that in the of vesels with which
the Marshal has had anything to do it has been dscov
cred that there nothing wrong about them while
of the three which refused clearance, two the
bark Kate and the bark Weathergege have been con-
demned
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIN Buxtor M. n, N. r..
Mr. Bartlett Mr. Leon NJ Bowdon Of Boomipston IN =
Miss Lizzie Wsterbyuse Of Buxton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursdsy April H. Il Ne
81 Hemsen Brooklyn by the Rev Fsnc Vipor o n
Chss T. Mddlebrook to Emily daughter Of Chss Consdoa
WHIrE-MoTT-At Pstchosue Long Island on Tuesday,
April by the Rev Mr. Codne, J. Albert White Of Nexs
York To Emma T.. Of Capt Martin Mott Of the nss
place
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TN NRw-YoRK EAST METHODIST CoNFKREscK-
TIE Conference reassembled yesterday morning. and
opened with prayer After some preliminary business
tie PresIdent announced thai the Committee Oh Slav-
cry hid presented majority and minority report,
when on motion, both reports which took the form Of
resolutions were read by the Secretary. The follow
Ing Is that submitted 10y the majority:
TIE Committee or Slavery having agreed that there
shall be two reports, the majority respectfully present
the folio wing resolutions:
Reped That cordially sccept the action ofthe late Gen
Conference vindcang the Anti Slavery character OF the
bhufeh OF the present chapter OF the Discipline
subject Of Slavery that Ia conservative and loyal spirit
the Discipline thar In opinion creates no
terms Of beship and tkat present demand
for fundamental changes uBess persistent attempt made
TO the force Of the chapter By 1 uterpets
6on unann ousy OF the opinion that the two reports
Presented by this Conmies be accepted oy the two sides
fepecv the expression Of their opinions the svodan
n debate upou the general subect at desirable
n ID WHED0k
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SUPREME COURT-CaAxBsks-APRIL L. Before Justic
CLKEEE
THE LOCKE RABEAs CORPUS.

In re- Petition OF Sarah Locke: .
The fact of the application of Sarah Locke, with q
view of getting possession Of her husband whom she alleged
was detained BY biz father published few days Toe
case came up morning vhen the counsel for the father
Ade denying that h. bad his 10 custody tina he
was In sny way OF his ib-dy Council for the wife
put the return which objected to BY the
side the ground that having denied having control
the husband no traverse could put Counsel about
to argue the when the Judge suggested thss ie to
tske up Irrigated motions and adjourned the matter until nexs
Tuesday. , =, ,
welfor respondent
DECISIONS.
John W. Manley agt. Charles Pearl ct sl.-Motion
denied. withou. costs
Charlie, Vsie sgt John Calvert ct G-Moton granted
payment Of costs Of the and rs costa Of notion
Matthew Morgan ct a. as The Ncsern Transportation CO.
Extra allowance Of so ordered
John g. Reber syt julius HAhel ct slMoon for couns
sion deuied, without cost. - 49,.
ANDREW j. Barney as Charles Pel-MoOn denied with sIe
costa abide event
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The following is the North Stars specie list:
The North Star brings no news from California her
advices having been Anticipated BY the Pony Exprcss

The North Star brings no news from California, her
advces having been anticipated by the Pony Express
FROM Wes Fa,go Co.'S Circular, Sa" frdn1'eo He ren ~
There is'little, anything. dong IN PMS on suins
securities or coll4ers subject TO much contingency
and pretty wide margins, In all cHs,s are required.
Uuder such circumstances, the prevailing rate per
cent
steamers past 8 y cent premium, with the exception
of one house drawing at u cent. In SterlD9 hA'
change there is little doing Bankers o0 days 1s 90
London remain at 4sd. Commercial bills are bhruiy
negotiable ut JOd though nominally 40 quoted, and
the laleai sdvsed condition Of the New-iork market
for such bills leaves little encouragement OF an early
Gold barr are in rather better supply than usual tho
receipts Of gold dust Of late having materially aug
mented They are quotsble to-day at $50 line par.
The supply Of Mexican dollars received Of late has
been too inconsiderable have permitted much being
done. few thousand have changed hands al o4't
T. cent leaving the market again bare.
The deposits and coinage at the United States ranch
Mint in this city from the let 10th insts nelisive,
were us follows:
Consse-GOid Double
Tie imports of Treasury, from let inst. to date,
March e-Per caorui, from and ports $50
March le-Psr Fsncy Major, from Ls Psz.....''''' 300
$40
The exports Of treasure for the same period were:
March l-fer Cores- .x
To England. 49, ~ .-,o A.. Ne
To Pans
N,,ob Pr Ocean Pearl 10 Hong Korr .... lJ6 OF "a
March ll-fer Golden Gate to New foIi....'. sSIV" 81
ro., .no. March s52 IA 80
p,s,iou.lv mi, ,............. 1904 34 0o
To,. ,,c. lamar, sg7 O7S ~
Corresponding period OF lss ycs....'...'''''. Sa'i'
p.u,,. oH ,bi. war esl a.
The Attorney. General has addressed the Senate,
asking Instructions how 10 proceed In the mstter OF
Wells Fargo & Co. suit a2Ains, the State, for the
recovery Of q, 440 paid by them under protest Tor
stamps the law authorizing the imporitiOn OF which
having been pronounced Unconstitutional. That off,
cal states moreover that .uits Of like oharace for
the recovery of SONS go 0JCtO are threatened
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ION, Watson, Portland. mdse. and 80

Steamship Noun, Vernon wstsOu Portland mdss and pss
Brig lpdq.., B. Of Ws.f ford ryan Nsr!y' Ireland =
Brig Herald of sPpicsn Grey Orleans 70 susa 70
Big Lisn oi Esgort) Bailey Sierra Leone Feb 2s hAs>.
Is .as.I to MsIes Duncan "''' H. '''''s
Sch 6holon1 z Bridgeport Wheeler, H.u. March
schr Christina lof Yarmouth Me-, Harris sssus Is days.
schr Malspps tof Southport Mel Davis Aux Cages Ms,cA
- logs9od to Miller 4 Houshon.
schr Clarinet Cheney Baltimore days corn to r. Do
Schr Lss RoOth Freeman Virginia oysters bound to Psrs
scbf Ro1sun. Burnley Hall Providence day. In ballast
sch Chane. H. NcTihsm Reed Portland days .soosi -
schF Clifton Deb Nouis, New-Hsyen ~ hoa ID osls" -
sckr Seneca PhiDnsy El1abethpOr,. coal for Boston
schr Brave, Crosby, Elizabethport, coal for Boston
schr Justice sheldon E1abehPo cos. for pf9yiSsnes
sehr Hsniea Hannah, Valance, Eh'sbe'hPor' coal "
scbri A. s. Dyer Roger. ElIrsbetbpo coal for Boston,
schr Isaac Merritt DsDns. Ehsaoe'hp0'' coal i0f r''"
sebr. Austin, Simon ssco ldsys heading
sehr. Whistler Freshly TsurtOn days nsns
sssf eoInI s.las. sSs.s; S:w Haven FOR vH
sehr. Shade pssEel, BsIn.,asl. DAY.
sehI Terra. ch.mgn 1d sy.
sehr Antsres Carson New-Hsven days
s,e sp p r Heart siddel Philadelphia nd,e toJ&A
srsner Stevens R.yner Baltimore mdss to VIM D.l,su
Steamer Planet Wsou. Phiiadelphia mdse to Lopez
Kirkpatrick
Steamer Petrol Young. Providence mdse 70 l. oasll
WlND-Sanset, s. E.
The barks Washington (Breml Pyrmoont Levsnter (Brl
brig lsn,hs schr Electric Light u anchor in QusannA
outward bound
The steamship Roanoke Of the NewYork and virsius stss-
shp Compsnys line has been laid up for the present
Capt Parrish Of steamship Yorktown which arrived lsA
ing lhl from Richmond. Va reports 22 The III
ins passed steamship Uncle Ben 10 miles Of 6sSnsg besn4
500 b.
Dtsassers, Re.
NoRpoLK, April 1.-The schr Sea DIN (of Hohle) ~ IL
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fldvsytissrnfntl
4 RARyIvN's

The extraordinary attractions at BARNuM's
Mu.run that Immense With v:sor
The sights and sp0y the Psr0ruanss' beth sssm00n md
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-CnAsBERs-ArRI la-BeOre Justice
BosyORTH.

THE CASH or hoUhi5Vi'
The hearing the return to the wit OF habeas cor
u, issued IN behalf Georgs mounoy TO have taken place
today but In consequence Of the continued engagement OF
Judge Bosworth General Term 1t was again postponed TAI
Saturday, at 10 o'clock q.
Mr. Anthem the Assistant ns ne
would objec, the whole proceeding the ground that return
ade the Court Of Oyer and Teimner which Court
IN session Aounoy was present. and appeared 70 DC
In good spirits a.,
James +. Brady aud Mr.. LSusmOrs ere retained ~ bis
counsel ,
TRIAL TEKs--ApRIL I2.-Befcre Justice WHITE.
INSURANCE ON sHIPMYsT OF CORN.
Edmund Savage The Corn Efchsnge Fire and Inland NsSt
cation Insurance Company.
In 1854 tho plaintiff common carrier, elected an
defendants Of to be shipped
Buffalo Albany the csnn bcss fl.Ee .no ChpA'
10 ALBANY aud ON New the iske bost hud
son. The auasty Of contained In both caIeoes AID
sipped at Alice, 100 bushels This Hudson on her way
TO II the Of the sesIDus Saratoga when near
much Injured she left Csse,on where she grounoro
or III. night of Oct H. 1854 Defendants agents subsequently,
tool charge OF corn and the edDesdsy following COM
.nced 10 remove from the Hudson With the exception OF
about 200 bu he'll. the all damaged The deerdans
-t mn that the plaintiff obtained the insurance made
the HId. that heavily laden took al improper
and dangerous the IN spite Of tie snces
the captain Of the seAmtus Saratoga and that tie Hudson
totally unkssworthy.
The defendant. claimed that the part Of the dsmsse
might have by the proper dhsenoe on the
was tried once January 1857 and verdict IN Ia
yor Of the plaintiff which subseqnenty aside Ts pre-
trial occupied and the rendered voroct or
the full amount claimed 1851 10 ,n -,
Henry L. Clinton and Crombe Taylor for plaintiff James
w. Gerard and L. c. a. Buckley for detendsntA
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[Sisnedl
rninnritv resnlntinns are as fnllnwk:


Rsotrsd That this Conference subscrbes to the opinion
bnaproosy expressed by Bishops that ion Of the
late Cetes Conference established OF membership
IN tie Atbodst Episcopal Church DO they believe the
ehsper upon Slavery DO eher directly eOnsucuyey Of
Resolred That whatever the difficulties snr from the
tsrresion Of the chapter deem 10 be the wises
course refer them for ultimate solution to the next General
Son.eFtDce where doubt not border brethren vi" De
net IN Christian and fraternAl spirit.
Aesoreo That while appreciate the difficulties under which
peth en- OF tho Border Conferences labor and know th
shsy are tried be yet trust that they viii suffer
son 70 move them from the ancient Anti Slavery position OF
Sae hnreh which they have been In past the fore
We unanimously the opinion that Il the two pre-
oened can be accepted by the ds respectively the
preston o. their positions the avoidance debate upon the
general s1nleet at TIE present time Ia desirable.
g. s. GILBERT.
The Rev. DIR. Crooke said as 1t appeared TO be the
desire OF the brethren here that there should be no dis
cussOn on the question this year. he would move that
both reports be laid the table The motion was LOST
o. n otion of tie Rev Mr.. Curry, the minority re-
por Laid on the table by vote of So Yeas TO AZ
Nays.
There was considerable discussion on the majority
report, In which the Rev. Messrs. Kennedy, Curry
peyine, Crooke, Hatfield, Clarke, Morris, and Terry
participated, when motion, the report was laid On
she tsbie by vote Of 81 Yeas TO "A Nays.
HE following candidates for deaconship, prepara
y 70 admission 10 the ministry, were admitted 10 full
ys:.ph Owens. Charlie. T. Glover, Charles w Powell, VIM
a., a' f w H. wsilins Geo w Allen A. c. Esges,oB,
- "scoy' ID. Goodsal, A 5. Hunt ID. Trpcy.
er some routine business the Conference adjourned
Si'u 'nis morning at 81 O'Clock.
SSS..cLDt OF hARRIED WoNAs.--Coroner Horton
inquest yesterday BODY of Mira Cat hAripe Por
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shout O'Clock the previous evening she boush. % ounce
half Of lsudanum Kenes drug store No. nso ~ shs
stating that her Husbands and she wheo 70
It. When she r-tuped she tol her susbso tnai nov %
had done it and at the ssDs time bddips Der 49, h,
asked her 70 she charge Of little daughter, and heeP
The husband sister not knowing tha' sne 20
poison, made light Of whs, shs ssid ana sno"y s'' "
bed :, -. -. .-.l.,sd nv
About O'Clock the morning Mr. Porter vas
sent for Dr. Plunkst who applied the usu. remedies o..
late be Of any avail She died soon after me ~ ma,
Hcous reports by som. Of the female neighoors IN
her character The deceased IS years OF age sna b
three children verdict In accordance WIN 'ne INV
rendered
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Receipts 81 Produce.

tp,T I2sOO0 Dbl. Flour so bb Corn Mes H. 900 bush.
Wheat zoo bu,h Com, $500 bush Oats. so pig. Pro
yi.oas 3sT do. Lard. 2lH DO Whisky.
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a.r Ami, Isl ls2 Iss l59 100 el l62 los los ~,
Isl 1871 ie8 log III IN III ia u.s. no. ~ ti II ,h
The Court will open at II o m Every othe' u'' 'e
week at am. ,,. NJ. 40 as
BRooxLYN CITY CouRr Mondsy April IL l a. o.
y, St. 81, "a. Is, &C. H. 49, 3d. 81. ~ 81 a. %, %, "
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limited STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-ArRI IL
Before Commisdoner BETS
LIE T.. A. NNshAN TRAUDs.

In the case OF David :. Mills and others, charged
with conspiracy TO burn ship L. A Kinssn the Connie
,one decided that had jurisdiction OF tn. mattel and
M. motion 10 complaint The evidence In behalf OF
the defendants a then commenced