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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-28
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lH1n!SE LIST.
pONT OF Observation-Disclosures 2

ARRIVED.
Schr. VIM D. CArgl, Hawkins. Philadelphia,
coal to Wise 4 Co.
SAILED
Schr. Tram Smith, McGivcrn, Fall River, by
Borden Mining CO.
Schr. Minerva, Jefferson. Fall River, by Borden
Mining Co.
Schr. l.. Audenried bartlett, New York, by T.
J Mehahey.
schr T. H. Hinkely, Nickers0n, Boston, by
American Coal Co.
Schr. Samuel p. Grice, Norfolk, by VIM. H.
FuHle / Son.
Steamer Columbia, Harper. Baltimore. by
Wheat K Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Lcni, TraverS, hence at Barbados, teo'
runry 18th, and sailed lst inst. for st. ThomaS.
Schr. Marshall Chichester, sailed from klch-
mond, for this poIt. 26th inst.
SchrS Cambria, Buckly: 0SceOla, Wheatlcy;
and \. s. Pearsa, johnson, hence nj Norfolk, 2lth
inst.
Schr. c. 2. Williams, Rogers, hence at New
York, Goth inst.
Stflr. l.. c. Sharp, McElwec, arrived at Boston,
from Georgetown, p. c., 2tth inst
Schr. Arctic, Perkins, honce at New Bedford,
2jtA inst.
Schr Albert pharo, Lppineott hence at Digh-
ton 2jth inst.
Liverpool dates to March 9th. report the ship
Scotsman, Leeds which sailed from this port on
the 2gth Of November. for Liverpool, with u car
20 of bread SUITS 100 days ont, and Is probably lost
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BIZ MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
VIRGINIA CONVENTION

RICHMOND, March 27.-In the Committee
Of the Whole to-day, Mr.. Turner, of jackson
county, offered a substitute for the majority
report OF the Committee On Federal Relu-
tons, making non-equivocal demands on the
North ia relation to the subject of slavery,
which was rejected by a vote Of yeas 81,
nays 50.
Mr.. Montague moved to amend the first
resolution Of the report which declares that
the States, when the Federal Constitution
was formed, were independent sovereignties,
by inserting and still are after the word
were. A recess then occurred.
On re-asseubling, the debate was resumed
on Mr.. Montagues's amendment, Mr.. Wise
in favor and MIR. Mcfarland against it,
Mr.. Seawcll offered to amend the amend
ment by making the resolution declare that
the States, when the Federal Constitution
was formed, Mere independent sovereignties
and still are sovereign.
Mr. Montague accepted the amendments
pending when the Committee rose, and
Mr. Garlic offered IL resolution to termi-
nate the debate in Committee of the Whole
on next Monday.
This was violently opposed by several
members and rejected by four majority.
The Convention then adjourned.
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FROM WASHINGTON

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON; March 2S.-Confirmatons
by the Senate: Lucius c. Chittenden, Of
Vermont, Register OF the Treasury.
David X. Cartier Minister TO Bolivia,
Frederick iIassaurck, of Ohio, Minister to
Ecuador, William COrwin, Secretary Of LIE
cation to Mexico, George w. Fanhorn Com
sui at Marseilles, james Leslie, Of Pa, Con-
sui at Lyons, William II. Carpenter Consul
at TOO Chloe, r. W. Shufeldt Consul Gen
erai at Havana, Willie P. Mangum, jr., Con-
sui III Chingpo, John d. Arnold Consul at
Odessa T. B. Lawrence Consul General at
Florence, Mark Howard Consul at Messina,
Richard G. Parsons, of Ohio, Consul at R!o
Janeiro VIM. IL. Fry, of New York, Sccre-
tary Of Legation at Turin.
The liicers for the new territories--the
names Of whom have heretofore been given
were confirmed.
Hiram Barney was confirmed AZ Collector
for New York There were other contrma-
tons of Collectors in several parts Of the
country.
George Sandee was confirmed as Postmas-
Ter 1T Abingdon, Va; Alexander Mcdonald
LYnchburg.
D. ?. Ii#!loway was confirmed as Commits
sioner OF Patents, and MeSsrs. Silas II.
Hodges, Of Vermont, George H. Harding, of
Pennsylvania, and Thomas G. Theaker, Of
Ohio Examiners-in-Chei.
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TEIRTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS.
REPORTED FOR TIE ALEXANDRIA CAZETTi
II Senate, Wednesday,, March 81.

II Senate, Wednesday, March 81.
The Senate NET to-day at II acncll i. NJ.
\ cumnuniuari3n was presented u the
Senate from the President 0! the United
States, in answer 10 IL resolution requesting
him to lay before the Senate the dispatches
from Major Anderson TO The War Depart
ment during his command ut Fort Sumter
stating that it was deemed inexpc1icnE to
publish those dispatches at present.
Mr. Breckenridge moved to take up the
resolution introduced by him yesterday, adj
vising the withdrawal Of the Federal troops
from the seeded States. He said he did
not intend making any remarks as lie had
already expressed bis views Oh that subject;
and he desired the vote on his motion to be
regi ded as test question.
Mr.. Fe$Senden supposed there would be
no objection to that, but he reminded the
Senator that no quorum was present.
On motion of Mr. Hale the Senate then
went into Executive session, and having
spent considerable time in the transaction of
Executive business, adjourned.
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COMMERCIAL.
Monetary.

Parties holding the Indian distracted bonds
or, urging the Government to withdraw the
ri,;ms against the bona tide holders. The mat
,.r has beeu submitted to the Attorney General
Many legal gentlemen, who have had the matter
nnder consideration, maintain that the govern
,nept should At once release these bonds. The
nresent Attorney General, however, Is understood
~ hold adversely to that view Of the case.
Il is stated FROM Washington that the present
debt of the United States is about nncty,hve
millions The loan authorized amounts in all to
thirty. five mil!ions--twenty-i in the first bill,
and ten millions ill the tariff bill.
The New York city bank return OF last Satur-
3,,y, shows thirty-ninc and oue-halt millions in
cnio the highest figure ever reached
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-28
Alexandria Market, March 81.

,,.,. suuertine ut S5.l2!; Extra S5S7!, and Fam
y S6.j0@S7.5c. The receipts OF Grain on
't;banse this morning small. The TRANSACT
inns in Wheat were fair. We note sales at l2j.
1go ISL, 1872 and lice for fair to prime. aud
zoe for choice quality white. and red at IS, $780,
"a and l2jc. for good to prime quality. The
aa.rnos Of Corn on Change this morning were
fir There were sales at 56(l 5Sc. The receipts
If Rye are light There were no sales reported
~ change We quote noniually 55c., last sales
OATS are quiet The offerings TO day were light
". he.ru Of 40 transactions.
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Later from California,

FoRT KEARNEY, March 27.--The Pony
Express from California on the 18th has ar
rived here. The steamship Golden Gate
from San Francisco for Panama took nearly
100000 No progress had been made in
elecliug u. s. Senator.
The steam sloop OF war Wyoming arrived
Mt Honolulu on the 10th OF February in
search Of! The Lavant
The ilOunluiu Advertiser believed, from
Capt Hunts intention, and the severe gales
Of the Sd, 18th and 2Oth, in which the waal-
ers suffered, that the l.evant had met with a
serious disaster ;hat had proved fatal to al
on board.
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BENEFIT CONCERT.



VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
For tic Benefit If the
Old DOMINION RIFLES.
o. NUNUAT, APA!L -, 1861.
Admissions =, cents: gentlemen unHcc"mra-
nieI ny lic.. Ia par4uctc, 81 cents.
Tickets t,.t sale AT the music and book store Of
.uun H. PARROT, .nd by the members of lie com
r.'nr.
Doors open at : o'ror|,: performances t" com
mrnrn III 5 urinrk. na 2S-,!'1
ATEW GOODS. SPRING GOODS, SUMMER
" GUtDS. DRY - q Us, MlLLiN hH1
Gnul!S--LEWIS HiIh. III IL hiag street,
next 10 l.. IL. M:ller'$ Chiu:: store. received by
Steamer Monticello, from New f"'k. fin" a'a
well se!"rtgd stock 81 DIN. FANCY and MIL.
I.iNEKI GOODS, which will DC sold II very
rhcap prices
Black nr,<, Silk from 75c. I" $3.50
Fancy Dress >iik rom 62c. /" ) -
:iark AlincaS from Ii !" DO
Eaci; Eomba%inc$: Back Ill woe! halaino
Hr,,h. N"ls!:r;:t: pail 10 C:tevcr
E~S1isa Errn.,e: Irish Linen
Swiss Aou>iimr; White Camhri'
Figured Mou$ln, AMI a!i other int a White
Goods.
Also, i tine assortment Of Domestic Go" :.
Fancy Goo.is. Notions, Hosiery. 'ii"vr>, &c.
Having made extra cxcr'ouS III the Millinery
Dcuartm"nt, !lavt. S,;rcccdc! IN obtaining The
mas. vrricl assortment ~ BONNET SlLkS.
STRAW GOODS. RIHEUNS. l. o y + Il ;.
Rt'CUES. GRAPES &c, ii! .! which viii he
sold aui lia.l. ~, i.y rXptr:2 cei hands ii the
l,gc<, possible prices, suit III" times :i"d latest
fashions. NH -
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From Texas.

New ORLEANS, March 27-rhe Legisla-
ture of Texas has passed il resolution APPROX
ing Of the act Of the Convention i'll deposing
Gov Houston.
4 bill was passed to raise 4 regiment OF
mounted ritiemen, 1000 in number for the
defence Of the frontier.
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A Schooner Burnt.

CHARLESTON, March 2Gth.--Thn schooner
John Forsyth, from New York, arrived at
ibis portthis morning. Her Captain reports
that on the night Of The 2Gth inst, when of
the Frying Pan Shoals. lie passed within
sight OF Il schooner, which was then burnt
almost to the waters edge. lie hailed the
burning vessel. but receiving no answer,
proceeded ON his course
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-28

NLD CHURCHES, MINISTER'S, and Fami-
~ lies of Virginia. by bishop Meade new edi-
ton, 2 vols. Srn. cloth, 81.
The Life Of Trust, being narrative of the
Lords dealings with George Muller, written by
himself, with an Introduction by Frances Way
land, i2mo. cloth, Sl.25.
The Crossed Path, or Basil, Story of Modern
Life. ny Wiikic Collins, Sl.2j.
Elsie Eemmer, ii Romance Of Destiny. by Oliver
Wendell Holmes, vols. limo, Sl.1j.
The Bible and the Classics, by Ri. Rev. VIM.
Meade, d. d., Sro. cloth, 50. 81.
A CatcchiSm for the instruction Of persons Of
color by Rev. }. III. Pringlc, he.
\ short CacrhiSm for the use of Plantations
ana Sunday Schools in country parishes, &c, by
Rev. j. ii. Prinsle, Gc. For sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE d son.
NH 2T-5t No. 90 King street
LOST. LOST! LnST!!
CERTIFICATE OF Corporation Stock for one
~ hundred dollars. standing in uamc Of Francis
". R"2ier. All persons are warned against ne
gotiating for said stock. a. payment will be stop
ped, and duplicate applied for.
NH l5-2lw4w +. ". R0AlER.
On BAGS PRIME RIO CyFFEE, received
~ this day and for sale by
NH ~ j. +. DOUGLASS.
IJLOVERSEEU -2UU bushels. Giving to-
" day from Ohio and Pennsylvania, for sale by
NH 20 WHEAT & BRO.
: liliDS. PRIME ENGLISH ISLAND MO-
j LASSES, received this day, and Tor sac by
NH 10 J. T.. DOUGLASS.
STINEuAR--lOD bblS Cider VINEGAR. for
Y sale Il; Northern prices to the trade.
NH II j. \. HARPER 60.
!JLUN EitSEfD. POO bushels very cl."ice
~ landing this day IRON PENIS vanil, Tor sale
b" imh /! WHEAT i BRO.
| uMP AND GROUND PLASTER.--5oO tons.
4 tor sale iy WI. II. F0WLE & son,
NH % No. 1. South NharveS.
~ BBi.S. Jos. ;. Lowering Il Co 5 Standar"
I,l Crushed SUGAR. received and ior sale by
NH ~ J. f.. DOUHLAHS.
iAKlED CHERRIES. DRIED CHERRIES"
~ Superior quality, for sale by
NH ~ }. L. DOudLAHH.
TOUNTRI BACUN,-Wc have large LOT ot
" Country Cured Hams and Sides, OF very
superior quality. [mh 81 kNOA BRO.
ATERCEK POTATOES 200 bushels White
AI Mercer Potatoes, for by
mn q j. n. HARPER 4 co.
ltALAD OIL. French, English, and American
y Mustard, aud general assortment Of Spies.
F"r sale ny CHARLES J.. WISE,
NH - cor. OF Priuca and Pitt ats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-28
Acuuittal.

DANvILLE, March 2G.-Thomas S. David
son, Clerk of The Hastings Court, was to-day
acquitted before the Circuit Court upon the
charge Of shooting and killing Joshua Young
in a street alteration last full.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-28
iss; ss s:z-Z $500. $500! ~
C.tNIL COMMERCE..
ARRIVED, March 81,

ARRIVED, March -.
Boats Dr. +. 4. Dougherty, j. c. Hciston. j.
Arnold, and 3. II Blochor, coal to I. }. Mchaley.
Boats Great Eastern, and ). X. kene!l, coal 10
American Coal Go.
Boat K Stewart coal To FroSthnrg Coal Go.
Boats \ II puppeuhurger J. l.. Jordan. Kate
Barnes and Ducl. Hen, coal to Borden Mining
Company
Boats Vim. nlext. Mary MertenS, aud Y. Mar
nadukr, coal to Allegheny Coal Co.
fSlU WHEElwRlGHTS AND CARPENTERS.
/ For rent, the property the Turnpike,
above Niddlcburg, occupied !pr many years by II.
G. Sampsell There is Il comfortable stone Ha
DWELLING. with garden lot. shop, &c, -aamn-AA
on the PROMISES and ii is good situation for bus
iucSS.
Rent moderate, ana possession immediately.
ASA ROGERS,
Trustee Tor GihSon Estate.
MidJlcburg NH 2S--law3w
rTNKCSTEES OF TUE POOR--N0TlCE.--
Il Those parties 10 whom the Board nre lndeht-
ed Tor supplies furnished the Aims House, and
city poor, for the fiscal year ending April l$t.
1861 are hereby notified TO render their accounts
10 the undersigned, TO that date, on or before the
JAS. ENTWlSLE,jr,
NH 2S---3J President Of the Board.
WYE ARE now receiving in part. orr Spring
w supplies of GROCERIES, &c, &C., com
rrisng II general assortment, which We offer Tor
cash or to prompt dealers on tho usual time, four
months, at il very moderate advance.
!. IL. McNEIGU L SON.
NH 2S Prince street Wharf, Alex'a
lust received IL full supply of Cook Stoves
81 The Leader. Diamond Rock, Nevada, rem
SyiyAnlnn and other Stoves.
III. GREGORY,
NH IS No. lis and l20 King street
NXTHITE WASH BRUSHES, Mill Brushes
w Window, Scrub, Dust, Shoe and Sweeping
Brushes; Crumb, Cloth, Hair, Nail, and Flesh
Brushes, Feather Busters. Fer sale by
NH 2S JOHN OGDEN.
INA BUSHELS prime White Mountain
1IUU TAT0ES, daily expected from,
Maine. For sale by
mn % FOWLE i CO.
%eA FOR RENT.--A three story &
49, Il OUSE. OH the corucr Of Union street ano
fsyette Alley---a good stand for any business
Possession given immediately. NIB Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-28

The Charleston market is well supplied with
beef at SIS 50Gl$9 80 per cwt, aud l2Ql 10 cts re-
tailed 4 ot Of Virginia cattle, on Friday was
driven off unsold, the holders asking 81 per hum
dred pounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-28

Apples ei the finest qualities are selling ut
Erie, n. y, Tor from fifteen to twenty cents per
auShcl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-28

New YORK, March 27.-~Flour is firm, with
sales Of 800 bblS Wheat is irm. Buyers de-
mana u reduction Of i(12c. + bushcl. Corn is
steady; sales of o0n bushels Provisions arc
quiet Whskey is Steady at l7!c. VA. is ~;
Nn ia GGl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-28
VI. IT 4 RRiSUN, 7
L. CnANCELLOR,)

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE NEAR
/ MANASSAS JUNCTLON.-By virtue OF II
deed Of trust, executed by Joseph W. hoSeperry
and wife, the 10Th day of August, 1851, and OF
record in the Clerks Office OF Prince William
County Court, in Lber No. II, pugc 34S-the un-
dersignei therein named as Trustee, and for the
purposes of said trust, will, ON THE FIRST
DAY OF APRIL, 1861, Chat being Court day.
at the front door of the Court House of said coun
ty, proceed to sell at public auction, two TRACTS
OF LAND. The first containing THREE HUN
DRIED and FIFTY. ONE ACRES, TWO ROODS,
and TWO POLES, is situated within one.and-a-
half miles of Manassas Junction, on the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, and is Ms good soil AZ
any in the State, and in fine State OF improve
ment The buildings which all new, consist
:.r;s of IN excellent and sufficiently large RANt
G,.a BUILDING, and all necessary out build
iuyS The other tract contains 5 ' l. / Y
FIVE ACRES. and lies about one mile from tha
former, aud is nearly all i'll fine TIMBER.
BY agreement Ut parties, these lands will be sold
on accommodating terms, viz One. tenth OF the
purchase money TO be paid Oh the day OF sale, and
the residue in deferred payments OF b, II, and lo
months, the purchaser giving bonds, with appro-
we'd personal security, bearing interest from day
OF sale aud deed Of trust on the lands, to Sc
cure the same.
This sale Offers rare inducements to purchasers.
Selling as Trustee, shall convey sueh title Us u
vested in me, WHICH is considered upquestonAo'''
ga F. A. WELDON, Trustee.
Prince William County, Va, feb 2s-eots
NSSIAN HALL FOR SALE.-by virtue CT
~ decd of trust executed by Francis A. D,okins
aud Marparet H. Dckins, to the undersigned,
dated 9th Of October, 1857, and recorded in the
CIerk,s Onir, Of Fairfax county, | shall, On Mon
,Lnu ,L,I.h H,y Of april, 1861, (Court day. sell
ST nnhIi auction to the highest bidder, before the
G, nf Fairfax Court House, Tor cash, the tract
~ Land described in suid Iced, known 81 o.
SIAN HALL farm the present residence OF f.
4. Dickius.) situated in the county Of Fairfax,
about one mile from Anandale Post Office, On
the Little River Turnpike Road, two from SPRING
field Station, on the Orange and Aexandris Rail-
road, from Alexandria, and IL from Washing
ton city. The tract contains shout 900 ACRES
OF which $50 are in the original timber The I'M
af=: provements consist in part Of commouious
A.t DWELLING. Oyerseer's House, quarters,
large Barn, and other necessary out-oalsings' ANA
large ORCHARDS of fine fruit.
JAMES THRIFT, Trustee.
Fairfax C. H., Va NIB l4-eots
nATApSCO FAMILY FLOUR, equal to
Welch's. by the barrel or bag, fresh supply,
Just received, and tor sale by
CHARLES J. WISE
NH % cor. oil Prince and filL-sls.
CE.-e25 tous BOSTON ICE, on inches thiek>
| to arrive, aud for sale by
4 " F. A. REED i CO.,
NH IL No. g, South WhsryN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-28

MARYLAND FERRY.--Capt. Griffin, Of the
steamboat Alice Fox, has, we are glad To
state, made arrangements for speedily REQ
peniug the Maryland and Alexandria ferry
line. GA t"-murruw, we learn the Alice
Fox will commence running regularly. Opo$-
som Hal! vii! he conducted under the aus
pices OF Capt G.. with scrupn!ous exactneSS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-28

DWELLING BUrNr.-The dwelling house,
designed i"r the m"rchant about /" occupy
Capt h. II. Timhcrakc's (of Warren caan-
ty) fine large new brick store, was burned
down Tuesday, from Il spark falling on a
shingie rooI. The occupant lost Some iur,
nlture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-28

Boy DRowxED.--On Tuesday last, a youni
lad, employed uran the vessel Of Captair
Brown. vas accidentally knocked overheard
into the Potomac some miles below this place
and was drowned. The lad was a native "
CONNECTICUT, and was named Henry 4
Thomas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-28

4 SAD STATE or THlNGs. The marriage
register OF the County Court shows bus one
marriage license granted during the month
ri March, We trust that the fni"M srntl'
mrntS oI the people Of this city will not al
iow thjs l#mcntabic stale Of things to con
tluuc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-28

%aA FOR RENT.-A three story K & K
- 0USE. Oh the corucr of Union street and
Fsyetle Alley--a good stand for any business.
Possession given Immediately. nh Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-28

INA BUSHELS prime White Mountain
1 tUU TATOES, daily expected from
Maine. For sale by
mn % FOWLE i CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-28

Tomorrow will he ('nod Friday, and will
be of~ervcd by religious services in the Cath
uiic AMI Protestant Episcopal Churches.
NEW STAGE LINE FROM THE PLAINS TO
EiIDDLEBURG!
--;ss->ssaS The subscriber having pnr-
[-- -9&Slic-S. ci.n<cd this MAll. ROUTE. heg>
leave 20 lnluInl the Travelling public, that On anu
after the l.! day Of april he will run II DAILY
LINE between these points.
II. will have :. cn,1t"rtnblc Stage, good Horses,
:; carrlni and accommodating Driver, ana will use
every effort 10 make this route to and from Alex
an4ria popular one.
In orrer to save expense. Travellers will be
careful To ask, at the Office III Alexandria. Tor
..Ii.sets i"r .NiIlt.t"rg.'
Fare /" and i:Um Alexandria, $50.
}. Il. JOHNSON.
hii.lIIc!u:-. Va. NH 22-cnti
:5AkA>ULS AND SIN UMBRELLAS. We
have jnS. received direct from the Inanutarlu-
r"r yer. handsome assortment OF mcdium-pr'r-
rJ Parr>rlS AMI Sun Umbrellas. winch We have
marked in plain figures 1t IN" lowest market rate
nar price only: ) per cent oil i"t cash.
W NJ SUUSTEk u co.
no IS. opp site Centre Market
bet eth and Sth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-06

Before Hon. Judges Cierke, 'rgrasam and Leonard.
oc7ognw TrRm-Jacob MussiEa ct al vs. Charles SIN.
man c,al--order appealed frcm afrmcd, with costs.
Frederick S. Co2zens Alvin Higgins.--,,udgmcnt
affirmed with COSTS
Charles Wills survivor, VS. Cyrus Loose ct al-Order
affirmed.
The Union ranl VS. Garrett S. Mott-Anpeal eismlssed
in III TIE otlet order affirmed, with costs.
Th mas u. Taylor ct ell Root ct aThe question OF
s reserved until the coming il Of tho report when
The PLAINTIFF If entitled to costs, may the Special
Term therefor.
GarsctW. Ryckman VS.. WIN. T. Coleman e. a!--ordcr
affirmed, with cosis, for the mentioned in the
opinion Il. Special Term
United states tutta Posoha Company w. Conrad Pop
Observation-Disclosures affirmed, with COSTS.
John = Young OF nj New York and Liverpool Initial
states Vail steamship Company. Judgment affirmed
with costa
John ". Cooper vs. The samc-Ju3gmont affirmed,
with c6sts.
Samuel Grant VS.. Nissan G. al-Judgmont affirmed,
Jane A'alan VS.. Wilson Simpson ct. al-Judgment af
ATnisd With costs.
Hannah i'ardtt VS.. Anne b. Warren ct a.-Or,,er re-
veised. sale vacated and discharged without prejudice
to motion Of plaintiffs TO sot aside he undertaking.
wilson Eyre IS. Edward y. Higbee and wile.--Judg
nient reversed ai trial ordered Special Term
Order of reference discharged ccs;s TO abide event.
Daniel Burnes vs. The Provisional Insurance Company
Order reversed.
Albert Haycrmeyer ct al. VS.. John A. Cunningham ct
al.-Ju,gn.cnt for plaintiff the verdict to amount
stated.
Norman = washburn vs. Joseph r. Tranklin-1hc
Judge erred in ruling. trial ordered; costs 10
abide event.
John ". Turner ct al vs. The Bank Of Fox Lake.
Judgment affirmed, with costs.
J J Tyler, Receiver, Vs. uri'h Fl WilIis-Judgment
Thomas J. Zones John a. Underwood ct al.-Judg-
nent afTrme with costs,
James 4. Van hunt ct al Edgar N. Eon-New trial
ordered; costs TO Ebido event.
Iiannah Tobiayvs Ann Eliza Cohn ct ai-Judgment az
Grined with costs.
John 81 Gilbert VS.. Arthur D. Elliott.-Iudement rc-
versed and sent back TO referee costs abide
event.
George Barnes ct A.. vs. James G. Wallet, Sherf--Or-
der app aled from affirm with coss.
Win. h. Bull VS.. David d. Mols ct al.-Order denying
motion reversed, and order disuissng the motion
made, without costs.
The People roll Hasbrouck The Board OF Super
vsors, &c.-Orier appealed from affirmed, with $40