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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

The fun,lal ceremonies Of Gen ino0'o'e
Xavier Tbonae. Count Do Bongars, Al Oh r'e"'"
oeleer resident in this city for number Oh 'e"''
and well known throughout tie country '"on P'a o
on Sunday afternoon from bis late re'lde"ee' W.
yis,ennrd street. Gen. Bongar WIS an oinee' .'e"
in ,suk in the French army and during The "e'','n
war commanded regiment Of volantee', rom a",'
state, distinguishing himself in NAKED m ai.s,
He belonged to noble family in his native county," .s5
;nlsr,ing the title of Count from bis father, anu
wa greatly esteemed as man Of no mean "a, 4'a ili.
cyer,I vcsrs ago be took great interest I'D 'ne NM
-, or,eniz,iions of this city, and Was one VI "'
o,oiDsI members of tho Garde Lalnye nc "u'
"a y,or. Of age at tie time OF bic de.lb' lhe 'u'
neral was quite imposing, detnchmen's Oh TWO VI
tbres different military companies esc'f,pe ''' ~
u,oip,. which were iniesIee in Greenwood '''
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COIJRP oF GENERAL sfssIONS-FTB. before
HscorJer IDFfass
couRrrALkNDAR-Tsu Dlr.

SUPFEnk CoUKr--CrssRM TEha.- iIeies, H.
cases--Nos ,, g. a. 8. o, Z .. .. 10 H. ~ ~ ~
aier.ted csses--Ho. t. g L. 21s, = :, ., y ~ m, ~
SuPnEAE CoURr--CHcUI.-PaT i'-iHo N"'
sudar viii not be called tli nsIt Monday =, .,
SUPREME CoURT-SrEciAL IhhN-.Tp - y = A.
No. o. 81 a. IS 81 3D. 49, to ~ issaes of Law
90 J0. 30. 81 A. aoo, ooc7 op,,
sUPanIoR CouRrPart I-Nos %oS o., 80 30, ;,,
- a r 90; ,Gi3 aii5 2oT BY, 81, 80 Sss ~ -
80. II ilsa Its sll 1914 u9j, WI SIo' 9'o -
CoMnos pLsAsPal loNS 70. q, ,SQ, - S'g ~, - sUS
81 as AZ o. 49, $50 10 to7. ~, isk 20 30 Il,
- as OF 4. 1Sa
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PREsKsrgD
hamilton T.. TOWLE, G. T..

the
P.r.ss0GWs on Boakp TsE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN,
september r. lthl
VIZ ParoS u. d., lc,r,,,,,,..
Mos1ooaEnf Girss ''han''e''
Tho care is richly chased, and the works forming
sn American eagle jeweled with ribles and dis-
monds.
There !. no doubt that but for the skill Of Mr.
Towle the vessel and all the passengers on board
would have been lost Yet the captain and engineer
of the Great Eastern, Metsrs. Walker aud RoIison,
cid everything they conld TO embauass and defeat
BIZ, underiakng aud at last endeay0red 10 rob bin OF
his well-earnsd lnures. ~ the request Of numerous
friends, Mr. Towle, upon biz arrival in Cork, caused
plan of bis device, with explanations, to Be litho'
eraphed, FOR circulation among the passengers. Sub
sequcntly the captain and engineer Of the vessrl
wen to the photographer and Induced or compelled
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........"FEB.a
Cleared.

Ship Arnold BorDugee (Prus.), Hsgoe, Phhsdslphis
Go les lUlius "a, NJ
Esrs.-Ace T,inter, Hutton, Mssnnrss, Hsvani Hep
tnDe 3D. Cooke Cork Edniaon Bro hers MHsAns tsD
ring,on Bordeauy ". salem Co
sn,s-AbsleLe tBr), New. It: J'ho', n T. ~ J; = ..
W,pdt; Msdeirs Norton Phil.delPhis, Walsh, tsrver
Chase Annie GsdGt (Br Cochran Bermncs D. IL DeweL
schooner, (;.le.I~ sn mons Bristol r. l.. mater g. A
.or;h Rich Beinu5. smith. JoDes Co Dsshswsy
DR. Cen ming, JscDe. Richard M.cAIy; Otss b1fol
" .lisrs Salem, r. W. Ropes Il Co.
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Company; and tboy have ordered the pay| psco o.
.sa @ dividend Of tie year 1860 during yesl is2'
The sale of the Tore Haofe' A"O" - ~ ,', 1'o
M ~ ms,,b has been postponed to the 2is' of the
same month.
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toorId 10 in the prosperity ~ ms fdno. AN Smo,-
tons and envious city arrays iself a9sinrt toe wei
fare Of mankind. Az asei,h town; interfering WIN
the general welfare, il ougbt to inil must ia snsh
fail ave are glad of i" wac the lrreprsslble
shout. IL came up from tie depths OF .iyilzeu hn
msnty. Ii came from me no, az 'no'N us"'r, Nv ~
AS the Representatives of the race IL eane run 'le
constitution Of The human soul. too la, niiu' ien
So that that thew shall feel indignant at high efime
and express their indignation III 'e'oiu'e VOTE aro
deeds /" We are glad lot 1T the ieais apo near.'
sebes OF pisguiied citizens, but " giau at tne wv
nmpb of prindple, tie victory OF nGot, tne roil
ownward OF the caaIiot of law through Oh o'e' e's
ry imptdment."
Tur PHrMIrIvs VIEW CaRisrIANiTf. ny ,ao srrnd
oi"Rsms,ss on Alchemy "a tue , aan slil.st
edition, enlarged. 2yo.s l2nO. Jsines ''
The author of this re narkabe production is M
aerstood to be Gen. Ethan Allen Hitchcock oil lhe
United States Army, who in addition to the ac'i'e
duties of his profession, has iouud leisure anu ieh
nation TO engage in the reconcile study OF Tue 'neo-
sophie philosophers and TO mature sn o1gih"i :! S'cm
of religious mysticism. Ia The present volumes
although calling in question the current TRADITIONAL
views of historical Christianity, he dsc'aims Tie
intention of disturbing the faith Of those "cburch-
members, who feel that they have seated themselves
on the Rock Of Ages but addresses hmsei to those
who are drfIingaway from the modes OF presenting
the suiect which had sa,sted their immature years.
believing that "the so-caed iufdel will here find
view which may bring him back to the Scriptures IN
loving and wondering admiration OF the contents OF
those mott remarkable Of all the writings IN the
world" Tie theory of the author If founded on TIE
assumption tlat the writers Of the gospels belonged
TO a my.tc seei the Esseuesl among the Jews, VINO
nterpretcd the OH Testament according to sup
posed spiritual sense; that Jesus Christ represents
the Sac,ed Scriptures of the Hebrews, which were
lkened to A living creature bsving body and a
soul: aud that the harmony of Il o gospels, when
are not based on common historical iacts, proceeds
f,om q common idea or mode Of interpreting the
older Scriptures by symbolic or mythical histories
and from the constant communication oil the writer's
with esoh other. In the elucidaton of bis theory
the autl or has made use Of "a wide range oil cru
di,on. both ancient and modern; lie eyinees CON
siderable acutenees Of discrimination and power OF
argument; his tone Of discussion is reyeren aud
earnest; but he has taken no pains 10 meet tne
formidable historical difficulties in tie way oil Bic
system, which will probably carry conviction TO but
few Of bis readers.
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COMMENTARIES ON THE SURGERY or The WAR
rs PORTUGAL SPAIN. thANCh hNg III

COMMENTARIES ON THE SURGERY or IRE WAn
~ PORTUGAL. SPAIN. tHANChi ANg LII
NE1HitRLASDss,,, 1 1yR ~ I i sS,s Co.
The original edition of THE work contained Il
record oi the author surgical experience in the war
of the Peninsula from the battle OF Rolica In loVo
TO tina, Of Waterloo in 1913. In ito present form 10
compri.es additions relating the war OF the Crimes
in Is5i-is55 showing the modern Improvements IN
surgery, and presenting valuable Illustrations Of TIE
nos, in por,ant points in professional practice The
work is regarded az Il standard suboriy on TIE
sufieet 10 vhich it is devoted, and the completeness
Of ils details aud it, minute descriptions OF many
interesting oases make II seasonable and ufeiul
publication for The American mi tlry surgeon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

r,ur ciRoL Nv Wufi,s b BRaoBvn,. lem0 PIP III
IyisOn. fhnhey 20.
A new M, nual for iu,irncton ard practice ID nu'
.ic ada,ted TO the wants Of such teachers Is nave
neither ,ine nor facilities for the PREPARATION OF tne
,,ocr,.,;ye .xerc,er and studies which are needed
n ,e;r c,os..s. The material Of the work, both mu-
SIC and poetry, is mostly original, and has oeen pre-
nared with constant Ieicreno. TO pracheai use'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

ALLEGkD WHOLESALE RoBBERy.-Yesterday,
Ludwig Alexander WIS arrested on charge OF rob-
hing Ira Beard, of No 31j Broadway, OF pieces OF
silk. valued az s225; % peces of velvet, valued at
5000, and 50 pieces of ribbon, valued at $l25, aud
other articles, to the total value Of 1896. The rob-
berry is alleged to have been committed on the 10Th
ult and the accused was arrested by Detective Far
lev. and taken before Alderman Hal at the Tonbs,
who committed him for examination. II appears
that the prisoner who coniesses tho theft, fret en-
tered the adjoining store and broke through the wall
into NJ Beard's establishment. The goods have all
been identified BY the owner.
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uFrOFs AND MARTYRS. EoT,Hrx MrS ~ Tnr 1iss
In.r ID LIZ EHaAk MnoHE. q. y. f9iman

uFrOFS AND MARTYRS NoT,Bix MrS ~ Tnr lisr.
Fd.cd ~ FHssk MooSE- q. Z. Putnam
Ia tli- new serial which i offered to the pnohe ~
-easorable moment, the editor profo'es TO FURNISH
Biographical sketches Of the military and naval
heroes. Statesmen, and orator. who have taken "A
prominen, par IL 'ie pre,eni national conflict. The
number now i.,ued commence. with the biography
Il General Scott and il embsllisasl with wei-exe-
ent.d eogravings Of Com. Dupont, and M~jor Theo-
dore Winthrop. L. bears the marks II careful preIa-
ration. aud " brought ou1 in siyle OF elegant ,Pc-
GRANNY. Asa permanent record, as we'll a. book
Tor io,oed,,. reference, Il will meet universal de-
ru,ld. and cannot fail Of cordial reception
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
TIT FARMERS MANUAL AND READY REckQN Y !,

THY FARMERS MANUAL AND READY RfchoNhh'
By " b CouEISEi. I2Ao. Pr. IS. beijailin Onus''
Every farmer will find this compact volume "
handy thing in the family" |, il not n treauee Of
book farming. but collection Of urefa tables, and
.,ieptGc G,c.s. giving the information on mulupli-
cty Of practical subjects, which one often 'ainIy
se,k. in bs own memory, or ia that Of biz negoboF
II ID here presented 10 perfectly conse MEM '"."'
and will often prevent great iora OF n"e anu Vi
teinper too.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY. By Jons 5. {. Arro1T
I2uo. pg. a0,. HsfT~r bro.he"
Designed esgoo.aily Tor yonns men, who have no
taste for the Iorna OF elaborate works on religion
,hi. ule volume s-ts forth The principles OF ChIis
tianiry, as underiood by the author, in an informal
aud ropusr style with nch Nore OF rhetorical End
biographical illustration. TIE principal argument re-
lied Oh in lis page, is drawn from the e'ter oil re.
zion in the daily experience Of lie and Is sustained
With earn, siness and impressive apreds 70 tho better
fet lings OF the reader.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

CRY MoRr.LirY.-Tbe deaths for the last week
in ibis city, were 3o9, Of which 81 were men, 81
women, lis boys 100 girls, which is an Increase OF
% upon the corresponding week Of Last year, and a
decrssse Of two from last week. Tie deaths from
acute diseases were 227, from chronic i37, and from
oiher canses ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
PROM xR. TowIr To TBE COMMITTEE.

No 100 tUIrOs SrKygT, NIHNOhk, Feb L. ieo.,
GzsrLRnKs: cannot .rpress TO 700 for have not The
faculty Of Texjy aud happy expression to my thoughts
inc e.lng, With which have received our beautiful git
oily thank you, ADD through you the sdio and sen
eusu whom f.pres for this ee.t reminder of
hns tin. Of peril which p-sstd toscbe END also for
h. end.nip ard confidence ot which A. tho evidence AZ
his a,cn marx. the miout.s AID years Vi my life,
whether tbey be lew many shall b. my steady aim ever
to d.ser. tie of which I, l. 10 NC nost valued
and 10 prove you that your BIZ dness IL not nis
placed bos gratefully Geocmsn .enr oocdeni serysnt
w. HAMILTON r. TOWLE
w P.rros d. d. MoxrGOsEkt GiBEs, eiq Committee.
The watch was made expressly for the occasion
BY Favre e. Andre and bears the following inscrip
ton;
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THF HISTORY or TIE RELIGIOUS MO! MinT r
THE EiGHItEtib ckH1i ~, 'ktihun, W. I,,,a
1,DI,H ~ AnsL sINvFSs, LID. Vol III i3hl"'
~. 81. CsIitoA a Porter.
With tbs volume, tire important contribution oil
DR. Stevens 10 the .cclessiicl history Of Tie eight
eeutb century IL brought 70 close. IL covers the
period FROM toe desth OF Wesley IN E9i 70 The cen
teuary ia lee Of M.thodisn in 1882 intending iull
.p,v,, Of tie mir, onary operations, which have
been CON p.cuols feature IN The Development oil
the Methooii Church, during the pre,em oentuiy'
As % compcmeni TO the present volumes the auio'r
nnnoenc.. "Tae History Of the Aethoiisi Eriscoph
Church in tho United States, which, al tie name
tsue will form distinct and independent production.
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MAR IR d.

DU BOIS-BOPE-M st. Johu's Chapel this city, q 1t
urdsy Feb l. By the Rev Avsh WisS-n, fsbet Du Bois
Of New York City. W Kate Eldest daughter Of The lsis
Thomas Hope Of London, England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

EErvssrte m Giy "a load tis week Is compsrs Isl. 3
ssl.i be- beg 'fc ua 70 let wetI. Tie deh
e.y in 'rss 10 being made mp by thos held ever
Once .a- Nor Oh the snow bocsRir the
Es.osr rrrlf 100 d. wee seo ksfe uskng the
upward ~ .OH But Tor This ee would have been
f.sleI bold back refusing pay higher ard the
rrsOlt uHcgt uIafsst k,fs have cl1Dsrd
To- Cus y 81 to heeyes sal, 10 low. hesrly ~
az slt ben. is DAD - pren'on,
iae .si sF~fi-s 40 6 witch .Ie held Sbove Sc. snd
- to- h'nfueay ird al Sc. Ih.fe 90 no buJcrs
Ao~eVeI, a. tlesc nLH.rs
RKoEIPIs.1a -, wing il comp uiiso setrn-ut a
tbis nssLc; the 1eutIs hsoso tsfnsu'
De AOI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

THE PoLIcr PaID.-Tho Police were agreeably
disappointed yesterday by receiving their pay. IL
mad been reported that the funds at the department
ere exhausted. The were paid partly IN
Treasury notes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

THE FANILiEs oF NoLUSrrFRs.-A certified COPY
Of the act Of the Legislature legszing the oans fo
she relief Of the families OF our State Volunteers 5as
been received by tie Controller, and payments VIII
be resumed in the seyeral districts on Tuesday. The
Controller succeeded in obtaining The necessary funds
at i z cent, though authorized TO give !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

sisiATukk ALhAssc g q, N
s,o pt...-.n- s.t..,.........S:2i Moon-Ssls ll:n
nISh WATER THIS DAr -,
..nsy Hook. .ll:Co Gov Island lioo hei"s's i''
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Live s,seL OF the ". Y. mad Eris Gsiisosd.


CASFYfE1s. Monday Yen. =, l-5'
tnr "ssf srdiuE holify. Feb 30 Of Caitie,
sie "a Si h'p, Of sheep, cas- - NUse Al
iE tos lS cans Live Such.
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ADVERTISEMENT
BALL UP-SKATEs from % cents 70 SO
Evsthns The Stating line teroept ponds to suit every
BODY a, he " CKsIR.L P.RK skATk EhPOKiCs.'
CosOyEK WALEEE, No. "a Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

Ex-Chief Engineer Harry Howard OF this city,
he's applied TO the Legislature to give hin legal
tite TO the name by which be il so universally
known, his taptsual cOgnomen being Henry d.
Gillespie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

A YouSG MANS BEST CAPITAL is HIS
HEApTo sDow how TO abe bet sdvefsse so'
e.ref1 examination At Fowler l. WELLS, 800 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

CoMPLiNfsT TO hR. TowLr.-Our readers will
remember that the steamship Great Eastern was
saved in a storm at sea, In September last by Mr
Hamilton Towle, YONG American Engineer, who.
when the vessel was unmanageabe, devised "A steer
ing spp,ratus by which sbe was .sfely carried into
port Tho following correspondence explains itself:
FRos IaE COMMIT rrY 10 Nh. TowLE.
NEW YOas Jan. 90 1904.
H.,uro. y 1ovry ..a. e. E-D,sr Sir Ira behalf 81
thu piel-ef o. boad III. steamship Great Eastern during
he orr If ~rp ~ iGoI la ~hch the uddol was dis
ablsd and the ship thee day. the mercy Of the
We isse psiurc i delivering q you ths accompany
watch suitably inscribed, token Of the APPRECIATION u
those bosrd o. Jour 'i 10 de,ng and yeu u"ns and
,ncr@..nl labor. IN constructing Steering sppesius by
ursn, % winch the .hp SID tho live. VI all bs
s,.cd. 1Ouit, Nulrf
PATTON. ID n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

TuE REMOVAL OF THE CUsros.HoUH.-Msn
persons in cur city 10 think that there IA not
much economy manifested in these times il the it
tended changes in the use of the Government build
iug.. by which The Sub Treasury with the Assay o.
fee will occupy the present Cus,om-llouse, and an
outlay Of So, 900 year made in leasing the Merch-
ana Exchange for tho use of the Custo-. House.
But the urgent necessity for this arrangement will
appear from the subjonod figures, which show the
great increase OF business during the pss' year The
payments at the SubTressury in this city for The ak
months ending December 81 1850, Were fi5 0O0 COO;
rec ipts during the same time $1,000 600
Daring the Dix months ending December 81 ,
1851, the payments $lS3, 000, 600; the
receipts 500 900, COO. OF the whole money trsns-
actions II the Goyernmen. 30 Y are done the
Sub-Treasuy Office Of this city. A larger place Is
also needed for the Custom House and the want OF
move Gcco nodatou has been seriOu,, felt for sono
YEAR, past. A glance into tie building during the
busiIess hour Of any day will demonstrate this fact
The clerks are crowded here and there into little
pens as II were some q them having scarcely doSk-
room enough for good sized ledger. The arrange
ueLt, however By wi ich the Merchants Exchange
is 70 lie turned over 10 the Revenue Department on
the lat of May next, has not Yet been fully COM
Ieted, the Government and the Exchange Aseocia-
ton falling to agree in the matter. The company is
willing to cell Lease for term of years on tie con-
ditonr specified by Ms yesterday. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

Mr.. Fanny Kemble will read sbakefpeare's play
Of Henry V, tonight, nj Irving Hall in aid OF the
charitable funds OF the st. Georges Society Of ths
city. IL is some years since Mrs. Keinbe appeared
before the New-York public, but her eminent abill'
ties, ind the worthy cause which she bias espoased,
will insure Der as warm IL reception az ever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

ALLEGED MURDER OF ASoLDIER.-Coioner Nor
is held all inquest ON Sunday upon the body Of
Michael Dolan soldier attached to the 10th Regi'
mcnt. Ne9.York Volunteers, stationed at Fortress
Monroe The body was brought to his late residence
on the corner Of Dueld and Johpson streets, Brook
Ign, on Saturday night, bis family having had 10
know ledge previously Of the sad fate which bad be-
fallen him. II is stated q at he was shot by com,
oauion named John WcAlanus, also re,ident ol
Brooslyn. The latter was going ont on picket du'S
AID Dolan was engaged ia washing hlmsei At zoe
zine Of the Occurrence. A letter received from >
member Of the regiment statts that Nc Manns re-
marked, IA be passed Doan, that he had an OLD nc
count to settle with him. and that be now bad the
opportunity be would do co. aud tbereupon took de-
liberate aim and fired.
| The bali passed through Dolsn's side, Featuring
two ribs, aud caunDg ALMOST iustant death. The
parties, il apfears, had quarrel before leaving
Brooklyn, aid had difficulty on account Of il
after reaching Fortress Monroe. DR.. Ayres made 4
pot norton examination, aud the jury rendered the
, erdict that declared died of a gunshot wound.
The certificate Of death having been lost by the
escor it WIS necessary for the Coroner to furnish
another 90 that the body could be buried. Doiau
wos u years Of age. he leayea wife and one
child.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
CITY ITEMS

New.York, for once, is fairly snowed mp. A sharp
storm ret in after noon, yesterday, and continued
falling far into the night This added to the remains
OF Saturday snow, made the streets all bat I'M
Passable for wheeled vehicles. On many OF the
routes the stages toward evening were laid ABIDE ard
the great sleighs with long teams Of spanking steam
ing bo,ses, ngling all over with bell.metal, were
brought out, and siraightway ali the town seemed
to be on runners. Crowds of folk. who can I afford
$40 for fast horse and fashionable cutter came out
for their sxperce worth of fnu ard they got too
for Us long as the seghmen would run or the horses
conld be coaxed mp TO their work, tho muso Of the
bella came from far and near blended with the merry
shouts and cheers of tho snow reyelere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

BaRSua's.-In spite Of the snow.storm the new
attraction drew nearly four thousand PEOPLE to the
American Museum yesterday. The 100000 Mutt
appeared on the stage, and of the stage, coSumed as
little Commodore, likewise as "a bold sailicurboy,'
as wei. as 10 other characters, singing songs, dancing
horoypes, and otherwise grscelnlly deportng him
self 10 he delight of bio visitors The lit
tie fellow il quite as diminuse as bo has been rep
resented but, unlike most dwarf is 'prghtly intel
hgent, and evidently bent upon mailing figure IN
the world A few weeks ago he wac an obscure
New-Ilaupshire farmers boy, barely a0le to earn
his own subsistence. Now be is one of the lions OF
New-York, thousands hocking TO bis ieyeee, and
pouring money into his coiicls fast enough to mhAe
tie fortunes of himself and patron Barnum has
unques,ionsby made hit in securing the ll'le man.
and is evidently hot afraid 10 let the public know it,
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him TO erase the name Of Mr. Towle ss the inventor
Of the plan and put their in ts stead and tten
caused large number Of copies 30 falsi6ed to be
struck of and circulated.
It 10 due to Mr.. Towe that these facts, which are
not generally known, should be stated Capt.
Walker and his engineer subsequently to their safe
arrival in port again came near losing their vessel
and all on board in abortve attempt to prove that
an invention of their own preferable to that OF
the Young Americans.
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Law INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERs-FsB. 3-8efoTe jus
tces IS6KaBsn, LEONARD, sud CLsHKs
IHE fEBRUARf TERM-DECIstOS.
The Court opened at / o'clock, the Judges having
been occupied from o'clock IN hesrin< part. snd gsed
motions at Chambers Jusic. Ingrsham toos his 'sst ss pre-
siding Justice The principal business ussssced this morn
h corrections Of the cseUdsr aud the hearing OF non
I'd motors DBing the remainder OF the week The
Court will open II ocl ct The following deciiol
wa. suderei head by Justices Clerks mun and
Bernard;
Gaw.y st al .st The Steam spgs Reacns Company
Order sf urd with d Opinion by Barnard, j.; es
..ntinE opinion by huhin J.
spsrI,t TrRx-F-b. 3-pefsre Justice CLkEER-
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kOIICE 10 III bAN.
Ordered. that the following classes o. mo'ions a

SUPERIOR couRr-srsci.L rEar-FsB. 3-Bs'or Jn.
lice Whirs
DECISIONS.
Conrsd Hunerhof act. John II. Mobr ct ABIDE
ior Judgment decree settled
abr.stian v Me,-s sgt John III. Mobr q. sl-Ordes To-
iuhz In.pt oT dee 60 settled