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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16

HARDY-Ip this city, on Friday Dec IL fhsbe symsI;
youngest daughter OF on'io n aud Phebe A. HARDY ana
granddaughter Of Anna Hardy.
HEARrT-In this city Saturday, Dec IL. Maria, vie Of
Capt. Abraham Heart, 10 the 6eth year Of her age.
BoPKINsIn thi. city on the Min, Of Friday Dee 49, OF
diphthes Louis Eugene Hopkins, Clerk OF the Comms
ali friends sro respectfully invited 10 attend the onerA 81
g. Clements Chaich. Monday Dec. l6 at O'Clock p m
HUBBELLin this city Sunday, Dec TO- q crorp wa,
ter infant son OF John Z. aud ELnira huoDeL ssea
months end II deys.
The fsod Of the fniy invited attend The funerals
the residence OF his parents, No ~ B9wery this afternoon
~ 2 o'clock
LtDLow-On Saturday. De-, II, after lingering Illness
Ira Ludlow sen, IN The ,ot' year o. o. ace. ,ors
liz funeral rom Bis ale residence, no % Aity pisee Oh
Monday morning, 10th inst. ~ u ocioeA'
MANNtON-In Brookiyn FRIDAY, Dee IL, Lizzie T.
Nalnion eyed % yesrs month AID i days.
rfcgrtH-st AlcxsrdHa Va, on Friday Dec. IT, Francis
J. McIIush Senior Captain Of the SIh Regiment NJ l.
Friday. Dec 49, Frances r. wife OF Thomas
Ths and friends Of the family are invited 70 s,,ed
ferrtb stIes. on aonjey hs 10Th ius - O'Clock p H.
The remains win be taken TO Poashserp'e iof lneirsu'
PARENTIu this city, sssu,d'y Dec ~ NTs. 4a,y ~
the beloved wife Of berj Din Paea and el4et GSnSu'e
Of the ist9 BEN amin L. DEAN
PENNET--ou sunday. Dec s. Mary T., wife OF Wm' rem
H. ia,;r no fs1ds Of the floiiy ere respectfully Invited
~ attend Ter funeral from tho blp.ist Cguseh @
Fou1b sud Coyer Streets Oseelpoio' Oh Tuesday n7 "
inst, 81 o'clock p n.
RICHARDs-At Ehiugharn. NJ Tuesday Dec TO- IN ire
34th year Of his are, James hchoias eldest o. 'ne L."
Heniy s. Richards Esq, sod Nargs.'t s. Eys son
His iii be takcg Pou.hArcpse Tor inere1I
RICKERTIu tits city on Saturday Zee a. George Rick
ct the beloved hubbard Of A@Eg1retts Rcsert.
sNow-Op Thursday Dec o. Charles fl. Snow, ssed u
years. month and 20 dayE
rArIAN-ln this city on Friday Dec. 10, Ellen Amelia
wife Of William L. IalElan ssea 81 years.
TRlpPA on,o No on De; s9l e 9,'yP o9s
l.seF Au7ustus Jones imp oi iA' "a 4eesIAeh' 'o
tee 81 aged q years, 10 months an S Gays
TURNFR-On Sunday morning Dec. j.. G.er severe arc
Tiai lines Js ruraer s..d 20 years daughter Of toe
late John Turner ESQ, Of AImlg5 Ireland. - =.
The funeral take place on luei-a . t,e I'th y, t -
O'CLOCK from her at- Tei1eucs, No y West Ihlrteht"
street ineEnent n Greenwood Ihe Lehds oi the isN'
Fly are invited g. attend
WALLACEIu this city, Fri iay, Dec IL, 4L'Ia' " a"
lace.
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TIE TmRD-AyENUE RAILROAD COMPANY.

10 The Eater Of The n. y Tribune.
SIR: In your interesting article this morning,
upon the Thayenue Railroad Company, you omitted one
fact which beg you to That ally and wicked fIela'
dice against color which you have often denounced as
has been exhibited by other city railroad companies
ads encouragement on this line While the rules OF the
Company exclude all intoxicated and offensive persons the
respectable nan whose skim though little darker In color
han sono Is Jet that Of naire o"dJ'ee A""Ga e''"
uever refused admission. Having Travelled good deal on tho
road have found the CONDUCTOR with rare exceptions ca
psbe intelligent and seuteuanly men, Their exp srience
confirms my observation that the OF the people who
ravs over the roaderea noHs yesrly-mske no oejec-
ton to the custom ofthe Company.
Please record this fact which rebounds to the credit Of tho
Company well as Of the civilization oil s Ess. SIDE Of
New, York City, and cblge HAi'LhA
Nec. Yo,k, Dec. 49, 1851.
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MARRIED,
ARROvslI

Observation-Disclosures Tueslsy, Dec. 10 hy the
Rev. . D. Birmingham. John ArroHsmi.h 20 Mss Sarah
Miller. Al Of Newiane hisgaia Comfy. y. y
DOUGHTY GOTHARb-On Tuesday, Dec 10, ct North-
port Lonz leland by the Row W Go,hald M !. Nliter
iouzhy ~ Dover, s. j., 20 Mas Mary l.. Gohard, daugh-
ter III the officiating minister.
gOODS PEED-FERGUSON--O "wednesday Nov. 10. by
tie Rev. G. d. Birmingham Seymour Goodspeod, TO Miss
Mary Jane dau ghfer 81 Hiram Ferguson.
STEEL T-IOCh NOOD-A Olcoti, Niagara County, ~ Y,
on Thursd.y Dee s. bv the Rev G. d. Bufn CHAM Mol
VIE o. steele 10 Mis- Emily Lockwood daughter OF Col.
Alien lockwood u Olcot
sAYRE-SNYDE Ncwbure. N. V. Thursday Dec.
~ hy he Kew. AZ. He-meBce, Geo r. Sayte 70 as La
chacf Snyder Of Brownsville, Ulster County, y. J.
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fsgal Noi,res.

SUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY OF
- AEN-fOEK. - MOSES CTtAMBE8LAIN egsiast
"lLLiAh D. SALISBURY snd OTHERS. n pur-
ac- % iu1guen- a. the Superior Court Of che City Of
lok. udered in the above action the h day 81 De
Nee 1851 ghs ezpose 20 sse On The 9th day Of Decen.
~ lc9 y II ols a. tIe NfTcantS Esc4a4re ~ the
1rJ 81 Nsw.York ~ ttose FOUR eerssia LOTS or
oNJVND situate gi0g and being ~ the City Of Nesg York
~ ~ horery sid69 f0lti ia meet between Eglth aud
Hnh tyege bounded aid deFcfibsd follows w begin
HS A. point the aoIloy side 81 Fortifh street dis mt
.c hundred set weisy from the corner formed hy ne IN
escry HE q Eighth ssnue tJ Tuning thence noberiy
iat "th the Eighth s,enue. ninety ssh feet and Mae
.se thence westerly psTgle with Forfeit street seventy
ms Ice * iees thsce soaiBey Tsaie with the Lishh
H "a through ihe center 81 patty Hss nnefy-sicnt
Yet no inches IL rhsry lido OF foleh street aid
more ea''ely doDg Tie norAers side ~ fofe'i street
'eJ @e let TX ineles u the post place ~ e nnns
~, ~. II. GICE Hette.
va ". ArtEg. Plaintiff huorrev
b~iec. ksB 4o1 DeeeY1sg :. lggL
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TRAINS LEAVE -SEW-YORK:
FerNsF-Hsgsn, Z, H.. OK u R.l5, 3:@tEx)i $50
For LitssTort !, m. tE1li l21s, $3.50 Cs1)i $50
$50 and p M.
For 4Bo-d stnfTl Feirheld, Southport sod we,;pOri,
"a 1916 $3.50. aud $3.50 ?. "a.
For NOr~sk, . $50 n. 2:i5 $780, (E1) $3.50 4Jo 5:
%, y m.
$50 ,. m.
Foi snfo!d 7e Ez). e:sOa nj i2:l5, $3.50 tE1>, ,;
81, $3.50 $50. 3 p
For port Chester md nerrneds;s s;nons = $3.50 u:
y, 5.,O $40, 500, $50 2
F0g Polt Chesie- srd sea Rochelle. Q ?.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston VIA psf gttd, 0t tkN $3.50 {Ex.l o.
kor ho,,on. via shore Line iz.lJ, p.
Tor Haniord ana Springfield, 3 a N tEIl l2;l5, 800,
Ok p. n.
fOI toulrscui River fefOGt 10 Montreal a m, tEI J.
aud i2:l5 p N. % Noghan pen.
For Hl1io.d, PToyioeace ard FIhkin Railroad N,
Ok, 1915 %.
For Nev-Iiasea, New-Lordon. and stOuingoa Railroad
st Il 3. IT,, lZ:is. $780, p.
For Canal Hs.lroed i2.iJ .. 70 Northampton.
For iIOusstoIlc t-ir5ao % FitsHsid, r. n.
For Nsugstuck Rail cad, a. ~ $50 ?. m
foT Ilu1uIv and AoT7ls Railroad T. $3.50 m $3.50
Colninoo.ous esp.1g lans a. s.h.d T. p m train.
4FM.E ~ fllAN. SUPERINTENDENT.
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RoDpERY.-At late hour on Saturday night the
on,e of John Freaze No. l0T Est 3lt street entered
and robbed OF ewely and clothing to the value Of Flv No
clue 20 tbs robbes has been aseeTt-ined
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COURT OF GENERAL sFsSIONs-DrC. H-Befors
jude NeCrSN.

COURT OF GENERAL sF9SIONS-DEC. n-Bcfore
Jut-o NCCUNN.
TIE case ~ Albert Uhl indi ted for the murder of
Wu Lee, ooatpurI to-dly. Il spp,srs hst Uh was
osrk IN Hquor West and Morris
tha. aecr-sed some others. asus iCg there on the
5h Of August ad hsd quarrel h the prisoner. who shot
itn witha pstol Derelsed nrelcl for time IN the
civ Hospital etd died. The cyi both sides closed
the aernoJn ani th- w BE- suuued up Monday.
Fferck thug sentenced lIe Peniteutasy ioT ak
months, for asssut and battery.
Before Recorder H0FFHAy
Peter weber rSccl or the MURDER n his vile, On 'he
i'h Of November as pleaded GUILTY 10 nsnsIaushtcr aud
was rruau.rd tIE -titanCt
william Atty aged l8. indicted for mauslsurher, wss &C
Quilted This csc originated IN "r0w" the corner Of
aaer aud Ctatlam sss IN tie 4h Of Juy last. TIE de-
crnrd hoe usne Pa-ck Doyle. fatally wounded
bg 5rgoi To- have been hred ~ the prisoner not
a. c.acd bot person who i those Quaer. enoys 81
srulugust of Jingles' Many wieafrs were called but
the evidence not sufficiently sifous TO consict.
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cofrRT cAJENDAR-Tet. nav.

IVINI VII fIll'--IH It NV
L. S. DIsrmcT CoURr.-tJury causesl-Nos.
20 TO-
SUPREME CoURr-CRcuIr.--pa Nos. l107,
loot 1923 49, -i3 1853 1851 1859 l71 100 100 I'm
ltt 1905 1928 1853 ii2 1874, 1910, 1913 1854, 1893, 1880,
ll4l. 1895 1895 l5g. 1870, 1905 l5l2 l'i4. l9l6.
SUPREME COURT--SPECTAL TTRM.-Nos. Is, 5,
s3a SOL SO d. 533 70 $50 59l 10 SO. 5sS TO COS.
SUPERIOR Court Part Nos. I, zoos, 2Oil,
2fi5 2623 2i2p 23l 1917, 243 21i. 3d. l5li s 29J l
~ 1873 iI5T Part ffNos 28i0, 252, 2S4 0li 2yco '0
1896 1880, 21l0 S22, So 1922
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r,eceints of rrodncs.

Dpc Nl3 IA bbs Flonf l20 bbls Whisky, 1873 bush.
Wheat ~ 1853 bush Uet 904 bus Rye $40 bush Seed 34S
pkgs Proviaions "a pigs BucAwhess Flour II pigs Ashes
-. Dressed Hogs.
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1893 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1 SEg
4 OOH CENTRAL RAILROAD. L on
GNFAT nOUBLE-TRACK ROrTE.
The capacity be Road Is eque 70 ay In the e9un
Tx GREAT SHORT LINE TO 1hE NEST
L.. -. ...-- = -. :.

The capacity % e Road Is now equal sy In the country
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO IbE VEST
Ofice No. Astof Home, corner % Nesey1t.
Facilities he spoiou Of fa3ereeis 20 aud ron
Ciueim at Chicsgo S. LJti, It. Psui Nashville Memphis
Eew-Drelbs aud al othei in TIE West north W est,
aud uNest Unsurpassed tor speed and comfort hy any
Through trls for tie West leave NewYork foot Of Court
landJt 3 Morning Express. Evening k1Trsfs p.
also =. rom place via. Allentown,
irving Ptsbsn al u Dexi day aud com Getting there with
ali ~ osferE 's3iBs.
sleering and sinok1g esrs on al the trains.
Fsfe always IS low, and the time quick a. by any other
route
By his route eighs cf sli descriptions can he Forwarded
diam, Illinois. Wisconsin Iowa. Missouri. by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT. % port the nsvisable rivers o.
tbs Wet by steamers lroln Pittsburgh.
The O! Freight and Om point in the West b.
the Penus Railroad st al times favorable
charged by otbeI Bsrosd Compsties Mscts and ship
Gers int pota0u Of their Freight tGs Com
yeuy. rely win confidence on its tpeedJ uaHs,t
Ttis lauy maintain Euls ant aecomnoi.-
tion Line by WHICH parties zgaiiag Nestwad ENJOY
cheap cad comfortable mode OF conveyance At one han tie
Sret-ciass Gftes o. fare
III. ELLIOTT, Passepser Agent, 40. AstOr-IIogse.
LEIGH a CO., FIei.At gents.
80. sfor Hou.r aud No South Wiam-st.
No. bateI J. place.
ENocH LEWIS. General spp't Aiooua, Pa,
UOR BOSTON audlPROVIDENCE via NEW
4 PORT end FALL RIVER Tho spirndid end superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown. leaves Newly ors
every IJESDAf, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, a 4
.eors o. ul.. sad toe EMPIRE STATE. Gay Breyton On
hou Pier no . T. r.
Heesier NJ rooms viii be regarded secured 70 sny sp
Phcant gtti To- shsi lave been paid for.
fIesn % Bosoa - r. fdeJ through VITA great dispatch
oy a. LzQfess Freight Grain
WM BORDEN. Agent Nos. 70 aud Fl West-st.
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OFYiCg OY TBE EOAED or trrcsTiON, /
Corner Of Grand and Elm-sts NEW YORK Nov. ~ i'5L
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at thls
ae until ,he Ish dav Of December net, at o'clock
10 M AZ which tine said Proposas will BE- c0niiieied lof
syprvipr the Public schools EndT the janretion 81 ,he
Xxx A ~, Tdl,atol with BOOKS STATlONfBf and other
eued for tho use Of sad Schools or Que year com
reeneng on the lea OfyaruHy ~ "a.
Ist Of the articles VIII he arnished On 1Plho~uo ~ VIC
Clerk OF tle board Of Education.
JOHN DAVENPORT
JANIS MACkEAN,
RICHARD WARREN, SCommattec onsupli"s
JOUg OiKEElE
{. GODFREY GUErHERJ
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A. M.blruwty Aucuoneei.
ny RANCS. MERWIN q Co. Irving

A. M.1iFUwry hucnonce 80
DY BANGS, MERWiN Il Co.. irving Build
ID ipgs Ros go and go BroadwsySaiss Of Books stA
tiouey Pic.es WORKS of At Farcy Goods Furniture SG
SATURDAY EHEkiNi, Dec. Il, ~ u O'Clock -
STANDARD AND MiSCELLA NEOUS BOOks--bm'
bracnt variety Of STANDARD ofk and Miscellaneous Liter
.tuIe &C.. For particulars SO Catalogue.
MONDAY ENENIfG Dec lo, a q o'clock
PRIVATE LtBRABN-Of scarce and valuable books III
History, Biography, Travels, BbioersphY, the Drama
Poetry Bellies Letes, aud N,celis Liter ture ncua
Ing NAVY md interesting voiamcs. Also, variety Of
eSpeusiyely ius.raled works Of Co4ume Scenery &C.
CGisl. que. = y.
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN BOOkS-A choice col
lection. embracing tho test Hurury editions Of yuale
Stsnd works in vlous Department., mostly in I'M con
Gia1 aid many Of the u morocco elf aud bali bi id
ciD ding that very Catalogues may be Lao
az plcation.
-
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS-TaIH TRRN-DEc. r.
9I,.a,ore Judge BRADY.


COURT or COMMON PLgAs-TaL TRRH-DEc r.
Bs.ors Judge BRADY
HEALTH WiRpTuSs sUiNG FOR THEIR sALtIlEs'
VIM s. ffaggeliy agt. TIE Mayor, 6c.i Charles
Tr. H. The snits tred oyethor before
tie Cont withcuta Jury. Tho PLAINTIFF wee Ie m W az
drrs aud were removed som Office b. Geo w MOTOR '4
Inspector Dee 81 1883. Their s1c1sis0rs were appohlsu
ar 20 1880 while Nr Morton holding over, aitr the
erprticn Of Isica hot uct co3aec by n board
ID Aldermen t Dec. 81 I5l Ihrse cained 10 rave
hon m % &C. ADD 20 have reformed tue duties thereof uu
teir srrr were .frued. The Corporation by tDelr
rad power euove. and hat ac removal vas IA ase oi
Dcriio1 ierrfV.f.
A cI.rrE oP TIiE MARKETS SUING FOR HIS SALARY
George W. Aimmns q. TIE Mayor, &c.-lni5
i was h-or, per aon or sefgicss - erf
OF The huketf. Thr Fau:if vas removed by MT Morton
~ Nh. r tc az n Health Wurdrns IL appeared on the
trial that the Of kimmins camo 20 the mfA; VITA
to Superintendent N Markets, and took possession o t
Office tho ANTI srt Voluntarily aud 'hai no proceed
te title of the no
hss performed he duties since, belendnts counsel
moved q uCIsui which sfsuted
z. Andrews for plaintiffs H. H. Andcrson Tor defend
ESPECIAL TzRa-Drc. I9-Before Judge Huron.
DECISIONS.
Ferdan at. Van llouten.-Application for attach
meut denied
Mcsder AT Wilson. Motion denied.
FrrrI yn at Sci8fbReferred - Malcolm Campbell ESQ
20 a,certn I'd report whether aina made tie a saasni
10 joseph Noble 81 the claim IN sCi'.
Gross az. Rupprrt.-aioton denied with : ~ cosis
S.ouvensl ego ScphcEsMotion 70 y1cate she As r.ufn
/ on execution. denied. 49,
brennan at, Csiu-Notiou deniei costs tbde event.
st7uytnsl az Stephen Motion % sppoint Receiver
In re- arsigvusu Of PraJley. Hall tM1.rOrier settled
Cosmos PtEtg Tie Tial Terms have adjourned
TO- tie torn The General Term viii be in session the re-
maindor - he r'outh
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Cxprcsses.

u0PE's
EOVERNMENT DISPATCH"
" ALLR4IL FAST FREIGHT LINE.
TO WASH SOTON via BARRlsBUEGH,
WrHerr CuAvGING CAKg Or BgRiFIsG BULK.
opeeia Aestet ger cent through with each 'ran.
3eceved Onlg the Depot Of The Genital Bsiroad
" View jersey, Pier No. 2 North River.
~, os ~ ~. a. SosiEsets apply 70 No ~ Broadway.
"AchlAGfOS OFFlCE-No 0. SO PenLfy iyauiasy.
f. D. HOPE. Of the Hope Express Co, Sup't.
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WOOD

IN OAK and PINE. At 20 c,pts for ten or more boxes
Aad,s. &, COLLINS, koI 9! Ehst2ydst
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SUPERIOR CoURT-TluAL TEns-DEc. n.-Before
Justice WOODRUFF
HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST LAWYER TOR EXPOSING
Of HIS CLINT.

Justice WooDRrPP.
HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST A LAWYER TOR EXPOSING
OS HIS CLIENT.
Elizabeth W. IA. Steele sgt. Gilbert 2. Van Pelt.
This was action 90 recover The value OF certain
property legged 10 have been audusrty converted by the
deiend by OF chat,e mortssse obtained by him
uudor false representations According 10 the testimony OF
the plaintiff the defendant had been Of her most Ultimate
friends aud her legal adviser He was In th. habit Of visiting
her house daily and generally slept there twice week Her
husband becoming involved IL difficulties tho defendant wa
consulted and the aars Of the household were connded 10
hn In the latter part Of 1872 Mr. Steele conveyed &c ms
mother for The nurpo'e OF securing debt TO her large
snionu u personal property which arc Subsequently con.
yeyrJ 10 her ughterinaW, the plaini a. gh snort
time slterwad white visit to the house. conYs alton
rlsued between the defendant and M s1d Mira steele
The subject Of these conyey "" bfonsht up aud Mr.
~ Pe rlpes,ed his opnion that the transfer TO the plain
H would be void against her husbands creditors
side ration had therefor 10 then Proposed that
chite mou gage upon AL the furniture and pfopsy In the
house should DO given Van Pet, who would be thus en-
Oh Ell to protect The plaintiff from annoyance. rough cal
cIaon Of tho yaluo Of the property made and eoatcd
lJJ Mr. an Pet then suggested that there mus be
confederation for this chAtte mortgage and In o,ose
drew up bl for es aud personal services The
ens Of ,crtices charged IN his bin set down at
sagsBt Prices In eIdgJ &c gs sbs su l9a ~ !he amount
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NETWORK & NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1861
COMMENCING NOVEMBER ii, 1851.
TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YoRF

Passenger Station in Now.Yors cor. 21st aud l;Aav
Entrance Z,tOst
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?sesp91prkDailp Grib1Ilrl
Law INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoUET-ca,sBsH'.-DHo h.-Before Ju'tice
LEONAhD.
PRACTICE os ATTACHMENT AND ~ CONTEMPT
CAsTs.
The People kc rel Patrick Keansy 'Si John Kelly,
Sheni. 40
Koarney applied TO be discharged from impuson-
meu on 6sbeai corpus lie committed 10 jail for con
t-u, on an attachment Issued by the t0urt o. Common
Pleas FOR OF order made By Judge hilton in
preceding supplementary {, execution. directing him 60
sv the plaintiff IN such proceedings the amount OF the judg
meut interest and - eOst Tie order directing the sch-
m at was signed by Judge DAILY order IN rIoc edins
before him. the Clerk indossed H. BY special order Of
the Court"
Kesruey. claimed tina. the attachment AID order to
commit the prisoner made without autbority.
Jutice Leonsrd held that the law In respect hsheas
pu preouded any inquiry into the justice OF legality q he
order directing mpnonueniJ those questions TO De deter
mined sppeal In other ways that the CONT had
ursdcon and the contempt plainly charged ~ the
process the prisoner be Tenanded that the order direct
ng the the order Of the Court aud tie
Clerk regularly marked the that the default Of the
reator psying the cost, II he had proroy sufficient
the that tne prisoner not without hs remedy
Section 3O2 OF the Code authorizing the judge VINO commit
ted him. the Court IN which the Judgment Vas rendered q
discharge him. he unable TO the money or 20 endure
bis imprisonment Habeas corpus disohgreod, and tho pr
oner Isnsnded Mes Lapaugh aud Ous for the prisoner
Messrs. Bryan and Shehsn for the respondent
DECISIONS.
Henry Weller agt Christiana Weler--Repot confirmed
and Judgment Of divorce granted.
Henry W. Deacon sgt. Elizabeth Deecon-Hepor OF ref
cree confirmed aud Judgment Of divorce granted TO painful
The psisd " have cae custody and education o! the chill
drsn
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OFFICE OF TIE JEEFFKsoN1I ~ RAILROAD Co..
JErFEHsp-y VILE. lud. Pee. Z, lbl.
E'IRST MORTGAGE JEFFERSONNIlLE
RAILROAD BONpS.-The holders Of these Bolds are
hereby ofed that h Company viii redeem the lst day
January next ~ tho Office of the United states Trust Com
reny Newly Cts 90 he lowest bid below p1T Iot CT 40
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS agreeable 10 tie lrogist'nl OF
contract pertaHins thereto bearing date Anil y If' VI
frr the sale sii Bonds ,h1g3 BE- addressed unde sea-
10 The UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY ai1ressid, and
ind5sed Cers Of the First Mortgage Bend COR ord o.
tta loersouvie Railroad 90 she sinking Fund which o'efs
or hda ID be received until Of the L. day Of January
aforesaid =. ~ Mtt 4-li -"
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Gales tn 4nltion.

4 UCTION NOTICE. The entire contents OF
n CHINA HALL now removed 20 toe second story o.
nom No t5j Broadway over VIM tayoTs Laaes ss,ooh
Sale will commence ON THURSDAY, December o. sd sold
bout ne for cash only under the direction Of TIE A.
The stock consists of DinnoI Bre4ka i0l.H, ~
lel Se Mantle ornaments Plated Ware Gallery Jsraaea
Tea Trays large qlsntity &C Granite Ware Gias reh 30
hrnisn cut crystal AID nodded collected Tor fy use o. e
former nroptieoI C. c. Leigh The good ready Tor
.rsruiu.t; nj NN. TAYLOR, Assignee.
r. H. sEtNAS AUodoneer.
Catalogues can be procured .he morning Of sale
4 UCTION NOTICE.-Elegant safe House
~ bold Fumilnte THIS DAY tNoudayl % private re'i,
dence Sufl Cak ESQ 90 West lth-gt. tween a'n ana
Gh.l.s Sale commencing at u O'clock; cousoS 81 nose
wood NahOrany and blick Walnut Paror, ChnmOer al u
Oak Uinr koon Fnuiiue Table Cutlery, China, Glass ana
silver We're; Rosewood rsuo-foT Suites Minors; Cur
tains Ornaments &c. also large assortment Basement ana
Kitchen Utensils A. =. CHAPMAN & Co, Apcuoueofs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
STATE oP CONNFCrlCrT. TREASURY OFFICE.
HarL ODD NJ 20. lLhL

Hartford Nov 20, .G6L
GALE OF STATE STOCkS.-Sealed Pro-
y posls for the purchase Of Sl2o Of tie Bonds Of
te State Of Connecticut will be received 81 the ONCE OF The
liz, surer in Hartford until the 2oh DAY o. DecenioeI AZ
moo when aid p-opp will be opened ia the presence Of
sven bidder c000 TO attend and the bonds aWaaeu
/ 10 tue highest bidders. .
Sic propos anus. be accompanied with certificates Of de.
post or certified checks solvent Banks IN the states az
Oonneci ca or Massachusetts the City Of Newly OH Of
pel Of the s.hcT5ed % be held security Tor
the faithful hihnen of tie bid and returned 10 the owneIs
on their order.
u provided tibet hi2 shell he accepted less than the
par Nhlpe OF the bonds and u Payment ia funds eu 81
York und Boston viii be required within twenty days
after notice OF Acceptance.
The bonds are u determinations Of $780, go ard ~ COO.
da.rd July lsf and payable the 1reAsure O'r
~ ~ wears from dafe time ssr tie expiration q
ten yeas the pea.nrc Of the General Assemble with per
cent coupons attached payable ct the place IN January
aid July If each year
This i.ne mpleies the s2o0oO00 authorized by Act Of
tho Ceue-b Assembly their May Session and Is the stare
has no public would be "a fu by tax OF less than
EZRA DIAN State Treasured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
AMY CIormSo AND EqUIrAos 0Trcs,l

AMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGH OFFcE,(
PHILADELPnIA, Dec g. 1861. !
PROPOSALS are invited at this Office until
\ the 2oth instant for ZOUAyE LEGGlNGS Of Russet
Leather or other suitable material and Of Linen Russia
Sheetpg to be ill inches high
SAMPLES OF the Legngs he sent with the proposal stating
prices g. H. ChA-hEhi yep. W M oeheIh.
CEALFD PROPOSALS will be received by
= the 81 hooI Officers Of the Xih Ward at the office Of
tbe Csr of the Bosrd OF EducI'ioD OF Grad and
Elnss until WEDNESDAY, the lh day Of Deeemhe. inst
- - 70 oek a. noon f,r tue DESKS CHAIRS, SETTEEs
&c NECESSARY for furnishing portion ol the Primary De-
ta,tent Of Ward School Honse No a. IN said ward pur
su 10 uans and spechcations e ard to be At the
Office Of The Superintendent Of School buiings, No 80
Cro.byst Two Iesponble and approved Auree. VII be
Rented for the faithful performance Of the controt 10 be
entered into The School Officers OF the Ward Te"rse the
rist 10 reject ell Of the proposals offered deemed
lar die uubic interests 10 do so.Deied Dec. ,, lool
JAMES MACkEAN, tComr,s.si,pe-.
HARVEY II. GREGORY,