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, 1861-09-09
MARKETS BE LATEST mAILs.

.iLEyRIASD, Sept. 6.-Wheat, receipts ~ cars.
sades catn red on trask at Sc. Corn-sa1ea 8cara
* & a!e* Oats-eAle 8cass 1t &c. HighWtnea-aale
~ ors at 15c.-Re4eld,
DETROIT, Sept. 8.-The receipts By rail for ~
9e15s e aggregate I. .11 brls four 613 bu wheat
1,nyS nn corn. Wheat-tbere il rather naore dis.
las Advanced to a9c, rise OF &C White from
stress steady at s1@95c. The only sale reported
o. ea Gnange Was car Of white st SEC .: %. For
Vas "a. oneIed hut not accepted Coarse Gra1ns-
sIeany a. our Last quotations Corn &c; oats sc;
re sSQSSsc; barley soc,--Tfioans.
81 oIsnaL1TDo, sa1 Sept. 6-Reoeived. 90 80 ou Theat,
@.4s1 % cora. Wheat-aa1es 400 bn red VA
bash at So; 800 b II red on P. T.; 100 bu rcd On
~; ~ TO b GO cnp:t; 10 ba nhite Aaeh 4 &C.
500 bn Il 5o7xc; 1900 sn and 900 ba o. P t.
Sre:ghfs.FizrneE, ors 10 change In fgrres hZ sal
Ne heard ct oae propeller taklus wheat to BtfA-
10 a 4Ac.-Bz1de.
FlouE If PtnAoE1ea1A-Sept. E.-The aour
Ea-ket Il a71 md, cotxtt5sts1diag tGe limited
, 1861-09-09
MARINE LIST.
p Q r T O. G ZIG "A GO.

Prep Lady franklin Hickey, st. Jesepa, 81 n n lun u
ber, Is h5ls a1p1es. snndries.
Prop ottawa Grs , Mane, Buffalo, Ia N lumber from
Prop Bsekus, chl!ds Lake Superior, 7s4 n shin
gles. f5 tons PiK iron.
Bark Great West, Artteig' Buffalo, 16o tons coal,
BARK Sweeney. Burma, Buffalo, l20 tons coal.
BARK Constitution, KyEuFtoa. Buffalo:
Brig HI, III: ,Wzite, Giimth, sheboysan. los cords
wood.
Brig Seymour, C1elasd, Ford River, $50 II lumber
Schr Lewis Erwin, Sherman, Two Rivers, Is n Il
lumber, $50 N lath.
schE nightingale. sweetland, Buffalo, 600 brls salt
Schr ychnfon, Eslthtfck. Buffalo.
schr Fisbhawk, Ham, AanitoToc, $50 N lumber,
ssbF EasG nsb bB B5f 9sEso ss ss
Schr Bronson, Bateman, Buffalo.
Schr Bermuda, stowel, CoIborne
s@ehE @ ssseo. W9ed. Buffalo, 125 tons eosl.
Sehr Morning Light, Hes, Kingston, 175 bbls fish.
schr Pioneer. Thompson, Rucker's Pier, IS eds
schr q II Gates. Walsh, Sand Bay, 50 eds wood, Is
sctr Honest John, Rolan, White Lake, 70 n lum-
se6F F f. ie SWs1s SGsFs Bsy ri etS sa liz
lumber, 90 N Iath.
Schr Spartan, Cherry, Painters Pier, s N lumber
10 eds WoCd-
Schr Hercules, Peterson. Muskegon, 80 m lumber.
schr Gessine, Wechsclbu1g, Man1towoc Il eds
wood. '
scbr LeEant, Connel, Grand Haven, 10 N lath.
sehr Bates, Cannon, Muskegon, 95 N lumber, 100
n lath, 1M m Shingles.
scEr Eepue, Thompson, Mu:kegon, IS n 1nmber.
Schr True Democrat, Thompson, Sheboygan, IS
eds wood.
Schr Clyde. Fellows, Buffalo, 632 bbls salt.
Schr Fortune, Hollowen, Buffalo.
sctr Mer1imac, Snow, Otwego, GOO bblB salt.
seaz Helen kent, Reed, Webste1rs Pier, 7B eds
wood
schr Henry Norton, Carbezry, Boakgil1e, 50 eds
wood.
Schr RACING, Brown, Green Bay. 100 FL lumber, 30
N 1ath, 800 pests.
, 1861-09-09
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

MISSIONARY AxxrEa.-The Aethodtsts Of Chi
cago held grand Missionary Jubilee, commeuo-
i1g On Sunday next
Aonday srsites-3. p. m.-Meetlng for eon7es.
eation and prayer at Wabash Avenue church.
81 p. Missionary Society meeting in the
lecture room Of the Clark Street Church. Toasts
and tea.
Tickets to this meeting 50 eenta, admitting to
reserved seat, night serTics.
TH p. m--Aissionaty platform meeting. Ad-
dresses by Bishop Simpson and Pres. Bowman.
Reports from the churches, &C.
, 1861-09-09

~ N41A Al NJ aEA = "a II &810V
Under the direction OF COL. S. A. BUCKMAsTER.
Will tako place at stated time, every day. In full
view Of the Amphtheatre.
MAJOR ANDERSON, and otAer distinguished Art1l.
lerisLs, have been appointed On the Committees.
The Southern Coneederacy having forced upon the
Northern FREE STATES this deplorsbls and moment
one contest It therefore becomes elne..r necessary
lat the FEEEMEN Of the great Northwest should
fa1lthsr.ze themselves With these MILITARY EqCR-
FzSTs, now tie cnly azbtters Of PEACE. And Ehsfe
Ii OUT crosd domain can like exhibition Of g7eat
practical utility, be got together and Displayed to tae
Essses better thsa at Ecaso? remembering ttat tbs
ti1ers Of th= sol sre TIE men to defend It
PEACE HAS ITS DUTIES so HAS WAR.
GEN. JOHN c. FREMONT and other distinguished
Military n en- wtn be present to examine the test OF
Fire AfmE al the coming Fair.
HON, LLWIS F. ALLEN f. s. FAXTON aud
GEORGE VAu. have been appointed delegates nom
the NEW York STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. to At
tend tie Fair. and will be present during the week.
Ge egate8 hare also be a1pc!nted from other States
Rhd the Caralas, to be present during the Fs, and
have s!g1ifed their intention to be here.
FAEMERS OF TEE KOETHTEST, let uB come
together IN council; come with your families Every
arrangement has Been made for yocr safety aud COM
fort during the Fair Week. One hundred and twenty
Bc1es Of Csnp ping GrouI ds spundantly supplied with
water. and conveniently located haYe been SECURE!
The citizens cf the adj dining States are cordateI5 il
Eit6d to meet With NJ, sid all who do CONE Eay be
assured of . HEARTY WELCOME and GOOD AC-
COMAoDAT10Es.
Entries cat. be made at tie 6ecretary's Osace, IA
Springfield, CaM September 1rst after 1hlch and un.
til the opening Of the Fair Rt the SteietYs Eoone5 30
&1Eemort Hcuse, Chlcsgo, IL
Bs order Of tho Executive Committee,
JOHN r.. REYNOLDS,
, 1861-09-09

You sre hereby notified to be 1t your Armory,
street drill. Bring With yon IN muIKsfs or other
Company property in you1 Poseeseioa, under psa-
atty Per order CT z. s. BRAND Cant
f. II HCHr Eec'Y,
, 1861-09-09

isten rooms IN Nc11roy's building, corner Of
found 1t III hours Of the day. Lieut.. Hlboni Is n
experienced teacher and eTpert swor1sunsn. An
opportunity to become acquainted with tho use Of
theseweapons Is here offered to our volunteer on
ce<s suck IS is seldom offered in any citT Of the
U8ton. Give him cali. Terms according to the
ti1nes. P. O. Boz 3S17. 1wks
, 1861-09-09
FeRc1mE Academy.

AT1xS11oN VOLUNTEERS i-Iaa At.eatioc OF
etz volunteer cfHceta ed yoGng Gen genarally. "a
sa1dipfan army. teacher Of Misitary 6cisnoe,
Broad Sword, stick ead tie BaJoaet exercise, hAa
, 1861-09-09

Mus1cA1~-Frans staab, the pianist Of
this city, has been appointed organist at
Trinity Church.
, 1861-09-09

ORE Hu4pREp Mex wanted Immediately, to
1os1n company to JOIN Col Winflow' Regiment
EoF ens9mped at Princeton. It il expected that
thta Regiment will be forwarded to JOIN the Grand
At;4y a. oi ~ Potomac. muster roll il opened
at !1ent 2 Trunk Store, 81 Clsrk street.
@ heg&nentAl Band wanted. Apply ~
eoofe. sep51H
, 1861-09-09
HkApQuARTEM Fox Rlrn REGIMENT,

GAxP HAMMOND, Sept. 9, 1851.
sFEcrAL 0RpER No. 3--AN oficeta and men ab-
sent on Lave belonging TO the Fox River Regi-
me1t, please take notice that you are hereby Or
dered to report at Camp Hammond, Aurora, Kane
county. Ill, On Thursday, September 13, inst,
Tor muateF. By order of
n. GEEUsE1z Colonel Commanding.
, 1861-09-09

The total receipts of -four and grain from the
1st OF January to the 1st Of September at Chicago
Toledo, Milwaukee and Detroit arc IS, 704. .1e1
bushels, The following is the amount received at
each port:
, 1861-09-09

"IHE GREAT sHow. Dan. Rice, the man
Of zhinoceros reconections, will arrive with
his great show Tuesday, the 10th, and remain
dcsirg the week.
, 1861-09-09

PA1fkT GRAaTRn.-James Turner, of this
city, was granted patent, last week, for ren.
de1irg is1d and t11iow.-
, 1861-09-09

CLEARED. Sent. 7.
Prop Rackus. Chf}da, Lake Superior, 100 tons mdze.
Prop Edith, Hunt, Gcdelich, II ,796, bu co n, 3Is
bu -four. 30 brls highw1nes, 6s bales wool
Prop Barber, Brown, Grand Haven.
Prop Lady franklin, Hickey, St Joeeph, sundrles,
Brig Montezuna. Moore, Buffalo, II COO bu corn.
Br1g Minnesota. RarEon1, Buffalo, II 6a5 bu coTu
Schr Jupiter, Hawkins, Brf1alo, 16, COO b1 corn,
Schr Mary Brown, Brown, Buffalo, 10 800 hu COIL
Schr Convoy, Curly, Buffalo, 1850 bu corn.
Sch1 Map1e Lent, Perry, Buffalo, ID, ,0G0 bu corn.
schr New Lisbon, Brown. Buffalo TO- DO30 bu corn.
Sehr BronEol. Batem11, Buffalo, Is, 900 bu wheat,
e thr Tartar, Nelson, Buffalo, 11.500 bu wheat.
Srhf SEQ Foot, Pcmeroy, Buffalo, 16, 200 bu wheat
seh1 Thussby, Mckay, St GATHERINGS, 1860 bu
Sehr Middlesex, Ferguson, Buffalo 16 600 bu wheat,
Seh1 L2sss Mercy. Kington. Is 500 bu wheat.
Schr a AA1sh, Jones, Col1lngwood, 1880 bu
wheat.
schr Nightingale, sweetlsnd, colborne, 1900 bn
CDIu.
sehr Syracuse, Carr, Colborne Il, 600 hu corn.
Schr Jane Ion1sa, Davis. Wolf Rl7e1.
SchI a1lin, Warning, Holland.
Sehr F1shhAwk, Ham, ManitoEoc.
Schr Bermuda, Newell, Buffalo. q, 900 bu corr.
Schr Myand1tre, McGtoW, Ruffalo, q eco bu eorn,
Schr q Tempo. Hughes, Buffalo, $500 bu com.
schc Campbell. Hansen, Buffalo, 7,a10 bu corn,
Stn Pioneer, Thompson, RAekere' Pier
Schr Honest John, Ko1and, White Lake;
Stht Spartan. Cherry, Sheboygan.
scet 4osell, MeIrtman. Buffalo, Is. 800 hu corn,
Schr Gctstne, WechselbQrg, Nauitowoc.
sear Ellen Williams, Mcdonnell, Buffalo, 1o, ,199
bu corr.
Echr Leader. Mnnroe, Buffalo, Ii, Isl bu meal,
Schr Bermuda, StoweN, Eutalo, 20 90 bu corn,
, 1861-09-09

PERsoSAI--Gov- Yates has signifed to the
State Agricultural Society his acceptance of
their invitation to attend the State Fair next
WeEk, at Brighton.
, 1861-09-09

Reduction Of Ears to the East.
We notice that the New York and Erie Rsil-
road have made reduction In fares between
Buffslo and Dunkirk and points East. This
reduction is one dollar On Express trains and
two dollars on the Steamboat Express. The
travelling public will not be slow to appreciate
this advantage, oa this great route between
the West, New YMk and BoRtoo.
KoBBHRY~5ames Duffy and Ja1nns Hurley
were bella to oaSl On Saturday for triL upon
the charge Ct stealing ten dollars from
drunken hos7aegsau in North Side salope.
A portion Of the moesJ w<s foEnd il thsr
posaessIoE-
, 1861-09-09
FOR SALH-ROCKAWA AVS,
OF NEW YORK

AsOR EA1h-EOChA W a i ..
Ope4 and Toy Huexfea,
Lfxhf TxpEeduE and Two. SEATED EKtene
at0M ToR @8EEaoas
BU SIN EBE W AGON.
ALB0,
.hree Open BEkgas-&erood htad-
TvoIcp BuE4ta-cce Of tEa eeAtet..
Cre Rcst sulkeY.
AtcerHAee Eaesoe1 cetser Stats aad TEslfth strest
eesLsW q. WILL&TE.
, 1861-09-09

To ExH1BEToRs.-The entry books Of the
State Fair have been removed to the Fair
Grounds at Brighton. They will remain open
until Wednesday.
, 1861-09-09

APPoN7nEST.-DanielH Haverty Of this city
has been appointed eutler of tho Ntnteenth
Illinois Regiment, Col. Turchin's, by the
War Department. He will.leaye for Missouri
early this week.
, 1861-09-09

Beeket, Asheas, hShk
Progress, Lochpdrt, u6A&.
Glasgow, OttAWxz 13xR.
II Cooley, Jo1fst, Light
Sultan, Ott&w1, hight. r..
q Diekey, LotkPoft, n&ht.
Mound CITY, 9saseA7 hGkt.
" Merriam, KM118, H&h$~
St. Louis, Ottawa, i has 9ls.
Lockpoft, LockpoEt, Light
Baltmunh IAasne, Eal 10 hk!f, ahtnsleS 10 y w
lumber a14 IT,. -
Erwin, LockpoFt light
Investigator, Athens, lumber s,s90 IT,
Marion, Seneca. light.
n Il Brown, Lockport, Hight.
Lemont, I,oekpoFt, lumber N. shingles loo N
snghr 1,1@ h.
, 1861-09-09

P1ANos.-1f you wish to buy or rent piano, 70
% ". ". Kimbal1'e, 90 Clark street. sep9s q6t
, 1861-09-09

W Attention is called to the card Of P.
Kane & Sons. Commission Merchants, ia an
other column.
, 1861-09-09

H Peterson's Magazine for October, Is re.
ceiyed By McNally, where it is for sale
, 1861-09-09
MARINE INTKLLxGENOE-

VESSELS Passed DE8o1T- Sept G-BouNo ur-
reps GaleEa, Bay State; hsrks Norman, Inos
E Parke. London, Graee GreenwSed; PEig Nary
Grover. VIM Treat; schls Titan, Thos Ktngeford,
Rush, o Culver. lAly Collins.
BouND DowE-StmE PlAnet; props ogds1s-
bargh, Nenora bark a P Nichols.
VESSELS PAsz1ss THgousH THE WxLIASD Ga
NAL.--We are indebted TO Capt. +. T. uorr for
the following list Of vessels passing through the
We1ana CaEal:
Tfssegs Bound Fast. HAeTe from. Whtfe to.
On the 4th--
Prop avon. Hamilton Toledo.
Schr Son & Heir, st GATHERINGS, Toledo:
Schr Carlton. OsWego. Sandusky.
Schr Odd Fellow, Toronto, Et1e.
On the 5th-
Prop Bay state, Ogdensburgh, Chicago.
Prob West Montreal, Chicag3.
SeoW Dana, Chippewa, Cattsxaugus.
Fessezs Bound Hest. F7te7s from. H1ere to.
On the 4th-
Stmr Ranger, Toledo, Montreal.
Prop Magnet, Toledo, Montreal,
On the 9Th
Brig Fleur de Marie, Erie, Toronto.
Schr Kate Robinson, Toledo, 0swcgo.
Schr Mary Francis, Erie, PtDalhousie
The schE Rebeeca Foster is discha1ging coal
, 1861-09-09

II All shoula not fan to read the advertise
Reut Of PROF. Wood IN to-daye paper. Mh-ly.
, 1861-09-09

On IKE OWN REcoGa1zAScE-Mr l. r
selove1, who. with her husband, the card
writer WIS arrested few days since for lar
csDy' wss discharged on Saturday upon 1er
recognizance.
, 1861-09-09

RECRUITS FOB TIE YATES PHA1Asx.-A
line company Of recruits, ftty-four strong, an-
der command Of Capt. Phillips, arrived on
Saturday fren Bloomington and Joined the
92tee Phalan1,
, 1861-09-09

IF Cook T. McLain, 123 CLARK street, IRE clean
ing and dying ladies' silks, shawls, &C, at the
lowest poesible prices.
, 1861-09-09

PERsoFA1.~Miss Dix, the head Of the fe-
1ns1e nurses in our army, was in this city yes
1erday, and left las3 evening for Washington.
While here, she wss the guest Of z. n. BlatcA.
ford, Esq.
, 1861-09-09

4 JoLLT JAcK.-Robert Mager, newly
a1riTed eallor, oveJjoyed at bis release from
the wa.ery main, took to the opposite extreme
and became SO intoxicated at dance house on
Saturday. that be magnsnimously presented
his watch to the first conner, distributed his
money for largess to whom It might concern,
demolished sund1y doors and knocked down
three women. This tip cost him three
dollar fne at the Police Court.
SOUTH Side SKATING PARK-The Directors
Of the South Side Skating Club have already
commenced putting the Park On Michigan
Avenue into good condition for the winter
campaign. Material improvements viii be III
argurated, and no conveniences omitted
which will render the Park pleasurable re-
sort for the coming winter. The swift Camll.
las will profit BY this warning to lay out their
plans Tor the CarniYals
, 1861-09-09
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. q 1851.
The following arc the receipts and shipments for
the past tWenty -four hours:
HXfrE4HTA x.AGs T54x,c1.G.Ro111 uo1sn4
, 1861-09-09

D1sArPGAREp.-Andrew Barley, deaf
mute, five years Of age, followed one Of the
fire engines to the burning oil refinery, the
other day, and has rot siEce been seen, Els
parents live at 114 Carroll street, aud arc
greatly distressed by his absence.
, 1861-09-09


and 90 uEscathed. Of this class is one E. ".
Gould. merchant and seeessionist ofst. Louis,
who On Saturday took advantage Of the couf-
tesies Of the Board Of trade to intrude him.
teHand his sentiments upon the session OF this
body. The sntecedents Of this man were we'll
known rot only frcm those acquainted with
him bat also from letter, which We append,-
published in the st. Louis Rkpx5!ieaa Of Au
gust 18th, in reply to q report that a steamer
BY the Federal Government to transport troops
South. The following is copy of the letter
mirroring beyond the shadow Of question
the treason Of this man;
ST. PAUL, August 4, 1851,
Ar: Kp1ToR: Dear Sir :-Is BY your issue Of
July seth. my mime mentioned as commander Of
= 3 Fede1a1 troops @ soutS.
Justice. CT place them in jaiss position, trust
iien have been il Minnesota iee lie LAST Three three
the Empress, Ut, indeed. she WIS chartered and
never would have given my consent, had been
would a.cee ii possess on es1tb
aid e5intiuenes II f6e prosecution Of he aiI1s-
South and the abolition Il slavery.
Iremain tIu1y yours, +. ". GOULD,
HIS presence upon Charge Was soon known
and tie determination to get rid Of him was
BY 70 means slow OF doubtful conclusion.
MIR. Gould perceived the threatening aspect Of
affairs and tendency to place him in true
instead Of = false position" The climate MAS
evidently fettiug warm for him aud mysteti-
o1s whisperings and significant glances and
, 1861-09-09

W. n
- 10 soeen ta1a eueer, WAS entered by
-.4 ~ oeHoAs "@.e Ing iamuJ we're
~ 49, ~. =, .. ~ we Se"lsn eynagogue.
s1a toppeo " . saaosnle ealVer watch, dozsn
nee.sen.a.n @a nome1s, one large silver mount
eo 1nss'sseaha'o' s"eise dollars IN bills and
quan1ag On PENNIES The fascals effected an
entsa sanee ~ forcing open . rear window, al.
to1d1ng them ess7 access to alt parts Of the
premises. ahefe Is Sc present no clue to lead
to their arrest -
A FoxAr o. THE AraKss LIQUOR sE11ERs
On Thursday last the Grand jury Of the
Circuit Court, then in session, indicted the
following named persons for selling LIQUOR
contrary to the statutes, at the little town Of
Athena, situated twenty five miles southwest
Of this city, On the Canal Ann r. Foley. IN.
thouy Dutton, Da1,le, Murphy. Michae1 Hon
ser, Patrick Hunt md Christanhe, Hett1op4er,
4 shezif's pose visited thu c1,.af,a1 snot
On Fr1dsy last and succeeded in canturf,1 tbe
, 1861-09-09

CHANGE OF TINE would call attention
to the advertisement Of the Michigan Central
Kal:rcsd Con;paby Of change Of time in the
trains between this city and Cincinnati, BY
this excellent route. The hours Of leaving
Cmcsgo are : A. IL and r. NJ, arriving here
at L. II. and 12;45 N. might express). The
+. H. t1s1n frcn here 1uus through without
change of cars o. baggage.
, 1861-09-09

Col. DlCKEf's CAVALRY REGIMEST,-Ccl.
L. L. Dickey is at present in the city, and has
taken rcoms at the fremont House. He ra
pcrts his regiment rapidly filing up with the
very best Of nater:al- Three hundred are
Tow in camp at Ottawa, and large numbe-s
sre arriving daily. The horses for this regi-
mgnt are all purchased.
, 1861-09-09

SNAIL BUsEEss-Johr O'Cornor, driver of
EXPRESS wsgcn No. 3222, was arreEted on satur-
day, upon complaint Of Randolph street
ttuit dealer, for charging him fifty cents for
hauling heavy lead Of apples from the ILL
nois CeEt-a1 to the Northwestern depot The
Court, unable to ascertain which was the
SMALLEST, the case or the :ru;t dealer, dig
chsrged the defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02
Ia W NIELLlGENCE.
UNITED sTATYs DISTRICT cOURT-Fks i-BsfOrs
Jpdsa BEfTs.

Condemnation Of the .ls,.rs haze and Weather Gusye
Tie Jrdge eTdeicJ decision. this morning 10 the
cases Of Tie Rate w,a,her Guage and L. Coggse 81 Of
slave trade he delivered long opinion Nns the Of
The es.s aSoprs Is ruS.isee The following Popoon sad
he to Of cob To- ' %sc and A 70 1918
Dbsd the preparation and employment the vessel and cargo
~ tbe and with the intent and papose IL the
te Of msobnder the penalty Of forfeiture Of both
~ he con u that the evidence derived from the preparation
feeon and sdnt Of the vessel Il Fl ise! eGnsy coneut
M srd poh tied the Cont net boGod TO sp2y me
Of presumption such evidence oHains on Inlet
for ,Gss and EN- dse 9 esd se e
tojusify tie con-, cti"n Of the vessel and cargo.
rr Of evidence 10 expand and become sdao to change
tie Of busr'ss aud life aud TO have at one period force
different Iood ard in this instance under the proofs
ord nOOii.y Of the nc use, which vessels fed on IS s.
bound to ,h'w sHrmaysy ,hs' her employ neot va, e 9s
states give evidence tina, there were suspicious
in Their character sterdant upon the and dispatch Of
SsrpIop %dnd s3ny 81 tls confirmation cftbe yes
sci ard cargo ubs,s repealed by prspoeang evidence on the
ciona
soycieBst by hsmsevs, lee. than proof in support Of
eup imposed ny statute, evidence aiIrg strong suspicious
sssrst he party accused adm issahle cc 1ntia uroof
nd cast him the burden OF explaining removing sush
rop' CT have ihm weighed as evidence ssn'' Inn en- H'
eis hsyiEs ea to pr lg:c enfs h' a he :. az q
under biz director that o. the char
eier also Who the real ehAereT H. AID under wha stFuc
the vessel sail ard perform her voyage; and In Mh
connection With the vessel the purposes OF her voyage hn
Ico Ia Ia b, to toe Coast Of Africa or else
where's and rbb proof examination Of the s.er fu
ecaIgo other agent Of = vessel that her preparation and
uJtsr for the voyage lawful and honest thiuk h omi'
ion iuph vapes to those particulars and others Of lie
cho scte which in presumption ofag os In h power
~, leaves hts claim unsupported hsaps the evidence in
~ srd cne- the Hbeant. d,eiee Of con eunsou
of the vessel and fargo.
A, to She oh con in point Of by the claimant
ooy.ry the sDt hecGuse Of prior for the
scon yet remaining undetermined tie principle ths
the cannot under the general Issue ave evidence 10
se sl that pTi'r pending for the
csuse. hot must plead the sarEe specially.
Jn6gaer OF forfeiture against the vessel snd cargo.
The Gather Guage azsDs hich the Uut6d States did
sie strong hat II the Kate has been c,u
Gated upon the principles laid down 10 the OF
the Kste
ID. r. L. Cosgsws dschsrged the evidence the
egay VI her Intended voyage not being sufficient 20 condema
her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

Tux GREAT SUIT OF THE STATE AGAINST THE Cas-.
rBsL RAlLRoAD.--Tks Buffalo Courier Of Monday
ssys thst the Su brought by the Attorney-Genera of
The State agsinst the New-York Central Railroad
Company 10 recover several millions OF dollars for
canal tolls upon freight transported over the road OF
tie Company, on for trial. on "Wednesday lss:. g:
the Orange County Circuit held Of 9orhen, Justice
Brown presiding. The plaintiffs, after abandoning
that part Of their claim which arose more than six
years prior TO the Of the suit ind also
al claim or tolls upon way freight rested their Gaze;
whertupon the defendants moved for non.suit upon
the following grounds: First that there was no evil
denee before the Court and Jury from which canal
tolls could be computed upon tie freight transported
by the defendants IN their liability 20 pay such
tolls was established. Second that the act Of the
Legislature, passed July TO- 1851, sboishne tolls
railroads was a pdlid tar. Third, that all llws in
posng tolls freight transported from or to other
States by the defendants, were in violation OF the
Constitution Of the UsIsd States and wee therefore
coi6. After argument w council, for the respective
parties the Court granted the motion and dismi,sed
The complaint. Judge Brown stated, however, thai
be wished IL TO be DISTINCTLY understood that he bad
formed opinion whatsoever upon the merits Of the
main question, and that be had parposey avoided any
examination Of the case because be desired bis mind
to h open 70 ecnyictioa when the eaS should be
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