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ARTISTS RECEPTION.

The last reception for the season OF the Afts OF The
Dodworth Association was held on Thursday at the
hall Of the studio building in Fifth avenue. Like all
the occasons Of the kind, it was brilliant, as to the
gathering, and highly satisfactory as TO the works oil
art, mostly oil paintings. which were exhibited. IL
is ore OF tie most encouraging Indications oil the
number and industry Of our artists that 20 many new
pictures Of a really high order Of excellence are eAib-
lied II, these frequently recurring exhibitions Inc
greater number Of the pictures on view Inst evening
had not before been exposed 10 tho public Ihero
were. 10 be- sure, the lunches OF luscious girpe'
paint.d by George II. Hall in Seville, which we Ind
seen before. md ColmaD who, like Irving, brought
home the sunnest spirit from Spain, bad some OF
his delicious elinpses OF scenery from tie banks OF
the Cnadalquiver; then, too there were some bits OF
,tIl life" which we had seen before; bat most OF
the subiects were new. Mr.. l.. w. Nichols had
very fine Landscape representing a view Of Lake
Champlain from St. Adams, and Mr. West, whose
landscapes always attract attention, had
very novel-looking piece Of mountain scenery
which must DO seen by day gut TO bo wei
spprecated. Biersladt. the two Ilarts, Jamos apd
William, SuyGAm, and Clifford, were among the
prominent landscrips, snd Gignoux attracted aiien-
ton by very strong piece Of color in ,mal land
tcsps. There was a newly received piece Of seare
painting by Peee, called "Thc First Lesson" and
n very Edouard Frereish picture from George IL
Boughtou. Mr.. w. J. Hennessy exhibited mn extra
ordinarily fine picture, in imitation OF tie French
school Of genre, but quite unlike 1t in The stIons
effects Of color. MIR. }. G. Brown, one Of tho most
promising Of our young figure painters n"d IN eA-
qu-itey tender little competition when Ne oAIs ING
" advanced picket" representing parry OF boys
snow -balling. Among the exhibitors oil portraits
were wenzler and Canedy, and Huntington, wio Is
rather chay Of his paintings on the,e occasions had
very lovely childs bead, Characteristic Of bis hap
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MARRIED.

pALLY-PRFNrIS-O Thursday March - BY the Rev.
" H. Ferri. WA \. Daily Of Woodbridge, D. j.. to Mic
Fstea r. eldest daughter Thomas PreEts esq OF tha
city
EDGERToN-DERIcK-O On Thursdsy, March - by the
Eliza A. daughter Of George Derck. esq, OF Brooklyn
Long Island.
MISUNDERSTANDING "Wednesday evening Msrci
H. at the ron pce Baptist Church Brooklyn, BY thu
Rev Dr. Taylor Abuer Hayward of this city, to Della b
slsrbird Of Brook, n
SUTTON-HORNE-I this city Thursday Marrh -. BY
the Rev e. g. Cobb, Mr. 4. Ne Sutton Of f-ekskl " T.,
to S. Jennie Horne daughter Ct the late Peter A. Horne
| WEI -ROWLASD-At Csnsstoa n. Y, on Wedpe-dsy
March s. by the Rev. james A Little, Nj Isaac WelSA
! 10 Miss Mary Rowland.
Syracuse papers please COPY.
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ARMY MOVEMENTS.

The movements Of the forces al Manassas and m
the Valley ure conducted with caution which pre-
cludes exposure. Even those who have been within
tic lines within the past week know little Of what
i, Transporting, and prudcntly withhold what httie
information they have. Parties arriving rom W
clest,r for few days pa-t are unable TO say what
" Stone.Wal" jackson intends to do whether ne
VIII fall back before the heavy advancing COZ
uuns of the enemy, or whether he viii, gf he
old At Bun Run, firmly stand as barrier TO their
advance, is problem not yet solved by the enrlon'
whoee anxiety has nearly reached the eliminating
point. Rumors Of his movements are as abundant
a. the reunited numbers OF the enemy, but there ~
nothing really Trustworthy from him. Upto sunday
morning h. siill held b.s position, all ough the
enemy was reported to DO near Winchester WIN an
overpowering force. Ills prudent generaisnp may
bs relied upon; and IL il il hs VIII TO hgnt IA we
Valley, tie enemy will receive blow httie Ices
stunuing than their defeat at Manassas.
lRichmoud Dispatch. March Il.
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Housf RKgr-REAL ESTATE III WILLIAM
puRGH.-There are a LEES number of houses 10 let
at tie present time than is generally the case at this
season of the year and rents for apartments and email
houses are higher than last year, while large bousea
with the . modern improvements" may be bad
twenty-five PER cent lower. The best part OF the
city t, look for cheap houses is in the Fourteenth
Sixteenth and the lower part Of the Nineteenth
Wards. In the Sixteenth W ard largo number Of
tenement houses have been erected during past year
and are mostly to let, but they are miserable
rookeres destitute OF every convenience and wholly
unfit Tor human habitation. Real estate holds il
own in tie estimation OF owners, but forced sales fail
to realize any great expectations, and sales are By
no me ans frequent.
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DIE ID.

,T.TrR ThursJsy March 49, at the residence Of her
son. No Hamilton pi.cs broSktyn' f. ~. Mo, ssnsI
year OF her
He, remain, Will be tlken to C,rsjoisi n Y, for inter
ment
BLrss-suddenly on Thursday March 49, Catherine s.. wife
George Bis. Of this city and daughter Of H., Sanford
TIE relatives az iends are Invited attend the funeral from
a57 Fi0h avenue Monday, 17h inst at o'clock r m
cARLOCK - On Thursday. March 10, a. his residence
Wnl am Carlock, in the ) "a year Of his asc.
Tie friend, and r,stive. OF the family Pec.fnly invites
to attend the funeral Saturday. 18th nst at 10 1s
from hs lat, residence No. 10 Mneta lane, New'lofk.
pAYTON-On Wednesday March Y. g, the City Ct Wash
inrtou, d. c. Charles son o, MAJOR u " Dayton oSd ~ L.
Regiment IN the .th yeaT Vi his age
DENiREsT-In Brooklyn on Tlnrlay March ID Peter
.is on OF Peter and Henrietta II. Deinsre aged y.srx
months and ~ days
DHONERGUF--At Railway, y. J.. on Wednesday. Darrh
T. Gussvg. domers.e n n. ie;h year youngest son o.
pIsu-On Thursday, March - Mary shepherd widow Of
Preserved Fish, in the ss'h year OF her age
TIE friends and relatives OF the FAM respectfully invited
90 sttend too funeral Saturday afternoon at O'Clock,
II m her late residence, No. 400 Fourth street, without
further invitation
JOYCFIn Brooklyn Thursday, March IL. Mary Joyces
widow Of John Joyce.
LAWLOR-At Soto Ia Mxrina Mexico Friday, Jan II,
Robeit j. La~lor merchant OF Brownsville. Texas
LAFEvrR-Iu Battle Greek, Mich, on friday March J.
Aua Morgan afeyer youngest chut OF sue stus and 10
becca Laf.yec, aged year. months and u anya
RIKER--In this city, Friday. Msrch a. William I.
Riser AGED = year and months =.
The sud friends Of the mly elso the officers ana
member. Of Company Calcium light, i0ld hs gim"o On
Beuf,n Iehtu,.,ry, resrecinlly irvt, TO sed
funeral lo tia Lsi.h street BaPisi lur h. At oc'es
on sunday afternoon lth last. without fur heI in'-o
SlTERNILLE 49, At B,Fger. N. j.. F,osy Msrrh ~
daughter u. John aud Anna Maria shs'iHe aseo
years AID dya , ...,e,uv In,
The relatives sud friends Of the haa'ty arc M
vi,d TO seua tho fiers from the re iseeee ., hf
oo sunday afternoon, the 10Th iust 1t @0.eeA
sMTH-Drownea at Por, Royal On srndsy Asfen 20, 'ass
Snirb sesmsu late Of the United States ''ssa "a"P'"
Cosmopolitan. =. ., 81,
,,,l,,>-rov T., .,t. .v or Thursday March ID, David
IiOl1;' u,iys OF Edinburgh Scotland aged ~
h and Nool,r Northumberland, papers please copy
80 sfrSr In thi. city on 1hursday Ms'ch ~ William
var W -" Rr',at ssee ~ years. months and DAYS
valrELEY-In th city on rnsTdsy Msie II frances
- yesrs months sud DAYS
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

A. iionie .nd Abroad Ske'chook II LIFE Scenery
zen BY beysrd Tryior Second henes. limo, ~
80 g. L. Patnsm.
The StA5y Side OF Life IN Country Parsonage BY Pc.
ters Wife. Emo. ~ 1913. Robert Cater Brother.
csFslr Tactics. by Col Plip t. George Cooke L. 5.
E1lo, Do. "a j. ". Fortune.
Toe sa Of the Hebfo~ Poetry. By Isaac Taylor. With
Biographical in'roiactiyn, by william Adams, ID. D.
l. sso IY 5a0. Hlcd 4 Ceglston.
h cal and Pb soogcsi Inquiries. chiefly relative 10 Sub
pots Of Popular Interest By A. ii. Dana Emo, pp
Iyis No American Cycol86is Edited - George Ripley
| eld ChaI.es 4. Dana. Vol. XIV, Reed-Spiro go,
l., yp go vii. u. Appleton q co.
l., Brown Ts.ssrd.
FT@isoi Charles Dickens. Houfehod Edition. Martin
/ chazzlewi- 4vols, l2no SHE'D y q Co.
ASfs boars in Town by the Authof If Zoe Reorca.ons
Of Country Pa'son" limo. ID 437 Ticknor d F!ed.
DieioDGfy q Ensl.h Etymglogy. BY Hentleish Wedge
wood H. y. Vol l. A-Dj With Notes AID Add.
1s 0y George r A.uIth. 5vo. PIP 247. Sheldon
r. Constitutional Alaory Of England. vols svo
Pc 8eId Of Bethlehem by 4. L. o. T.. limo. PIP 40
L Robert Carer & BTo,i err
kho's Amy Register Tor Ioe2. l2no. Up. 100. ID. Nsr
khyatd TssicG Ply "GovD lgno. PIP. III. The scme
A-ii.s Advice end lnstucons the Art Of War 1fsnS
E1sd IRON the French BY Capt. Lsndy iemo. Pr. EiZ
D. Van kCstrand
PrPsdsgng aud Other Operations ~ Minor eurgrry. ~
l ~. Sargent NJ. y. New Edition. " lth an I'D
/ ed,ns yter on Mihtsy Sorsefy. BY W. }. Atlee
N d. lmo. DIP. 3sJ. Blanchard o Lea
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Towr M,rrIsas.-The following shows the relu
APPOINTMENTS Br rur GovERron AND Sry

APPOINTMENTS BY TBr GOVERNOR AND SESATs-
Mach r. Ia6g-NDgAsiKs PuBLic.
Dr1Trfs.-J s9n ". B0wd.sh OF Ps1llns John 7.
Bsnsrr Of Poughkec.sie. -. -
KIsG.-Jsq., Eschure., John Braned. Peter W. os-
and.r J. Laurence MAroeius Paul miller, Geo. Had Z,
Ios. on g. Nardn Charles h. Frost Fdwrrd 4 Lalhaui j.
Jegh Anmenwo,,h Nsler h. Rose, Albert tapesl, OF
Rrodt yn John Oakley OF tlatbush r. Onins.on Curfe,
IT, Il Nc8-Utfschl.
vYoEx-James H. Alderman, Henry B6chof. VIM.
Roert e. ,ieofge r. HAYES Dayton obar Wn. 7. James,
Php JORDAN Ben lamin G.. Lsyegidse Cn.rles T. Nier.
Abraham Moaes H0Ibcit y. Tanner, Ira H. Tohl, franklin
A. Wilcox Of New-Yofk City.
QrPESs--Ffedericx A Freeman II Raysnswood
SrrporE-Wllsm Edward Jones Of Cold Spin; liabor.
WEsrcHssrKK-Jalnes A. Ho~and OF Yorker, Hosry NJ.
Bisssli VI 5oaen, WIN. II. Morris VI White Klaus.
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piest manner. There was very good head Of Dir.
Augeno, the artist, painted by himself.
This was the best Reception for the season, oil this
aseccalion; but the receptions are not all over yet
the Brooklyn Artists will give another at the Acade
my of Music in Montague street next month.
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pnou UsyASA.-The British steamer Nelly,
Can't Moore, which lett Havana on the LIST inst has
bro,,c u valuable cargo Vi diy goods, mediines,
soan. candles, aud numerous articles which VIII TO
very useful at the present time. She experienced .
heavy blow from the south on the 3i hush, ana :
severe ale from the nortb-west on the 3tn inS''
Saw no Lincoln cruisers on the passage. -,
fgharle.ton Courier, Msch
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CHURCH DEDIcArIos.--Tbe Lefayette-Avenus
Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn the Rev. I. l..
Cuyler PASTOR, is to be dedicated on Sunday next,
at p. m. DIR. A. Smith will preach, assisted In the
services by hessrs Burcbard, II. W. Beecher az
Others Prof Hitchcock will preach in the evening.
Tire house is one of the most spacious and beautiful
in Brooklyn HIS 800 pews, and will accommodate
800 persons.
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fAdvertiseu ant.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1852.

This popular ANNUAL is now resdy
PEIcE Is cents IL copies for Sit leo copies - postage
raid Nv Express 81 per 100. Cash orders solicited
We can supply back numbers Of the Tribune Almanas re
wears 1919 1855 1856 1851 1885, 1882 1867 and IDOL Prioe
cents each poet paid Address Tx TRIBUNE, New-fork
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s0rcERs FEMALE INSTITUTE LEcTUEEs.--A
Sss OF popular lectures before tie Rutgers Female
aSotaie wac commenced on Wednesday evening by
~ Rev. Dr. Eague-sntject, " Observation" The
kar Lectures in the course are 10 be delivered by
tr Charles M. Marine Of Columbia College III,
ts'Dr. Thompson the Rev. DR.. Il. =. Foster, ana
ne Nv. DR.. Asa ID. Smith.
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DrsrAL SURGEONS SOCIETY," or TIE CRY OF
NEw-YonK.--At the annual election Of this assoc.-
alton. held on Wednesday evening at the Cooper
Institute, the following gentlemen were elected for
the ensuing year: President Dr. John Allen; Isl
Vice-Presien', DIR. L. II. Burrss; I'd Nice-Prcsi'
dent. Dr. w. d. IIurd; Recording Seeretary, Dr. J.
5. Lalimer; Corresponding Secretary, DR.. ". ii.
Atkinson; Trossurer, DIR. Il. w. Fran kin; Libra
rian, DIR. A. Pre,;erre.
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From, san EruucfscO.

SAN FnAScrsco. Tuesday March u, iso =
Steamer Orizsha with - pa'sengers talied y. a.
r,orrir~ carving s5sDOud In for Ne" io'' "
= lsD GO tor England. et,...Ka,.
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ths, the mate said had passed the Mary ucrrs The mate
told i'm he ought to be logged and prisoner invited lin
do H. The mate caught hold him and endesvored
to throw him down. ne sccus~d the time mad shesh
knife his hand and in his efforts Keep lis ba4bce h.
sys the knife have struck the mate and that be he'd
intention whatever Of using The died few mip utss
sterwad The accused told story
being further evidence LIE discharged from custody
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MEDICAL Collier CoASrNcEnENT.-Ihe fifty
if annual commencement Of the College Of Physl-
cians and Surgeons, Alodca! Department OF Column
bia College, was held at tho Rev. DR.. Parker's
Church, in Fourth avenue, last evening. Edward
Delafeld, ~ D.. President of the College, delivered
the charge 70 the graduates. The valedctcry ad-
dress wa. delivered by II. N. Field, A. H., u. D.,
Of the graduatius class. The Alumni were addressed
by ID. Tiilen Brown, NJ. D., OF the class Of 1874
Superintendent, of the Bloomingiale Asylum. The
annual meeting Of the Alumni will be held at The
residence OF Prof. Clark, No. 80 East Twenty-hn
street, this evening
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IAdynrtiaenlart.l

THE BEST CAPITAL Young MAN CAN KAvA
MS HRADTo learn how the best possible sd
vantage, get q careful examination al FOWLER WELLs.
No 800 Broadway.
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Advertise relt.l

BARNUM's MUSEUM will be curiosity THIS
AFTERNOON and EvgsISG. II win be worth quarter" -
the crowd and witness their eroymeDt OF be
sights and the dramatic entertainments his advertise
msnt
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There is no SOAP in the market that will COM
pare with PYLE o. X. SOAP for general household puposea
An the grocer. have 1t for SALE and every family should
Try IL.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The renowned Christy Minstrels fifteen perform
crs will give entertainments tonight at the Athe-
naum. Different pieces each tine.
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]. g cnMNnssIoNERg oEFIcE-MAaea h.-Bcl0T'

U q.
Commissioned OsBoKsr.
MAysI.UGHrER CASE -
YOUTH named William Fen" ick nS ;e, Iarretia
yssrs erensed GA boad tue sniP ',1 alter
- ~ -,gIt an f,r examination charge Oh 49,. =
@ ,lies the life Of Oliver gtcmpson she ives
thai vessel The only evidence CAV 90 on .io of the
ci,cum.anees from which sppssrs that tue co.u
sccu,ed lin Of iussloa to bis duty, "A a" 's ''''''
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CITY ITEMS.

"CRows's CoESFR."-Those who have never
seen this notorious den with It's internal
will never have the opportunity, for by the WIDEN
Ing Of Worth street, the last vestge has Disappeared
many hands large and small, have carried away the
building, and the air is already purified by its alb
serce, while the heart rejoices at the removal Of
such q plague spot. For years this place has been
the arena of Drunkenness fighting robbery and MUIR
der, until ct last in the days of Mayor Woods
police, it was not considered worth while to notice
what took place there, short of absolute murder
There S,uckey murdered bis man, for which he was
hanged. The lamp.post marks the spot where his
victim fell. Into that "hell" respectable man,
who was little intoxicated, entered one afternoon,
|" for the fun of it," He was surrounded Ny the
women and their men--was drugged and ROBBED,
and in the morning his lifeless body was found on
the sidewalk. Accidental death while intoxi-
Gated" was the only verdict TO be rendered. Three
or four years ago. working man went into the
the second story, and after night OF drunk
Ell oarousal, was found murdered on Ills bed, while
bis nebriate companions were lying around in their
beastly sleep. The man for whom the corner be-
came monument, died worth fifty thousand dollars,
which LIE had amassed out of the profits Of his traf-
fc in the souls end bodies Of his victims.
Ii has been u common thing to have fight or two
every day, when the inmates of the night were
turned out in the morning. OF Z Sunday morning
the proprietor has been seen, with rawhide or
cudgel to drive twenty thirty poor sos out OF hls
store at early dsybreak. Some Of the wretched
creatures we're women, as naked az when born.
Then, after making tie morning horrible with their
obscene cursings, they have been drivento the Sta
t,n-House by tie police and sent on their " re-
volving' way 10 Blackwes Island. The glory OF
" Crowns Corner grew dim, and finally departed
months ago, thanks to an efficient police, and it
became the miserabe dirty home of a most miser.
able population, until now the last beam has fallen,
AMI Cut-Throa, AHey," in its rear, is exposed to
the light Of the sun, and to the view Of the decent;
the barbor of the prostitute, the thief, the drunkard,
and the victim of the rumseller has been broken up,
and great step has been taken toward the reiorma-
ton of the Five Poinlf.
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPY0AL TRRx-MARcH i3-BefoeU
In.tica MnHKIL-

SUPERIOR COURT-spror.L Tmx-MARcH ia-Bsfors
Justice MOsELL
James Stuart ACT. John Binsse. -Sursties not ap-
proved Of See Judges of decision with the CLERK.
James Beatty ct a. sgt Samuel Hal ct Misunderstanding -
Injunction approved.
orfmsn bruse agt. Ferdinand True.-Motien denied Win
*lv costa o. opposing In favor Of defendant =.
onoeH N Msrshall sg. Jefferson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"ithou, costs to either party.
Mary ODonnel sst John O'Donr .u-Referred TO II. w.
kooif,.on, esq.. 10 hear and Determine.
o. an DuIer, Presd. Mt, &c ss The Com Exchapgs -
defendants.
Wm. II. s,ge agt. John wolslsy.-Refsrred to Edwsrl
Fitch. esq, to hear, &c
SUPREME COURT-CuAxszRs-MAscnp -Bsfors jos
tice BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
Jacob Lithsner ct al. sgt. Elkin Lyman ct al
Motion denied and stay revoked
Isaac S. Douglas, al set VIM Doyer ct sLIn sppii
cation Of Joseph Jaison for moneys 3cRepors confirmed
SUPREME COURT-CHANBxRs-MARcn lL-Bescre jus
tice CLEKxB.
DECIS SLOWS.
Bank OF the State Of New-YOrk agt. William u.
Lane Ut al-Motion denied without costs.
Before Justice MAsOs
Joseph Corning ct al agt. Chenille Wooden Company X
H. sham OF a,t. Ths Ssne.-Motion denied with 30
costs.
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NEW BowrRr THEATER.--At this house was pro-
duced on Thursday capital bureaque on the popular
Colleen Bawn." Ii s an English piece fromthe pen
Of Mr Henry J. Byron and shows forth the strength
Of tie dramatic company, aud the weaknesses OF the
original play in the shortest manner. All the chief
situations OF the original piece are eXcellently
travestied, the language is more fall Of breakjaw
bones, criminal jokes, and feioniOas pays-upon-
woris, than any oiherwc have seen since the " Shy
lock" burlesque. 1t is admirably acted Ir. e. l..
Fox as " Ely O'Connor,' " makes up in an inita-
ton of Mrs John Wood that is wonderful. dr.
NunAn, ~ Danny Manu." is sdmirable. Miss
Fanny Herring, rs Myles-na-Coppoleen," is
thoroughly good 1t is well worth visit
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Mr. SrryESss Nrw GUS.BoAT.-The gun-boat
Naueatuek, built By Mr.. Stevens Of Hoboken, has
been completed and is expected TO leave for the seat
OF war In two or three days. This boat is ronolad
modelled somewhat after the iron-clad battery. aud
is believed to be impregnable by shot or she! from
gins Of the heaviest caliber. The Naugatuck car.
ries lOO-pourder riied gun.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRlaL TEnN.-MASon IL
p.anrs Ind, EP


P-for. Judge BRApY.
,t.r,rrr, or TELEGRAPH COMPANIES FOR DELAY ~
SENDING MEsshGE-yERDIcT OF Si5,OJo
,a.rssr rgE ,xrRIcAy TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Jonathan C. Bryant, Carni Richmond aud Orange IL Draper
.s.in.t Tie American Telegraph Company.
This ia an important case. IA showing the possible
-, - ma, result IN The delay OF ,elegrsphc message and
h liability Of the Telegraph companies therefor The lain
No. g. Iesa were creditors OF j. H. Sturdy Go. Of Proyi
a,c. l. 10 the amount o. 2Coo certain pom'Ssory
no which they had been unable to collect IL consequence
ie,porsibty Of he defendants. One Of Tho patncrs
in dndan,s FIRM Mr. Preston Bennett. owned house en-
To- m Providence fuy worth tie amount Of the indebtedness
Of the firm upon which there unFecordod mortgage
By tho laws Of Rhode snd debtors property cannot DO
alta led v bile be Is in the state
On tie gth Of February lot0 The plaintiffs discovered that
Bennett va. IN s city &c len by the Stonnston lire Of
~ and r,ro.l and arrived within the State lus Of Rhode
Island at " O'Clock night. 1855 p Of the samo day
the .ln. d. 1ositol IN the oce o. the Amen an Tee
srsph Company IN this city patch directed to Abraham
p.yue Providence f. L. directing him 20 proceed without
.ay 10 attach the house AMI lot belonging to Bennett before
5touing,on tain entered tho State. The sum Of - ~
aid for the transmission Of the message and defendants
were Informed Of tbs necessity OF m being sent without de-
.y and was further agreed in order to insure edae
trnnfisacn that the plaintiffs should pay whatever addi
ito aa sua should be neod FOR that purpose The message
wa NOT delivered Providence until Tires hours ard tw ony
fyo minutes an deposited In the New.Yogk Office
too lats 10 be OF any sysil
The mortgage tine house and lot was subsequently, re-
cord,d and the property sold unde it. The plaintiffs there
upon sued the Telegraph Company for the snoln Of Sturdy
Co indebtedness aud iHeres The defendants generally
dsuird ell the allegations msde by The plaintiffs heJudse
le the question to tho JurYwether there was tiue 10 com
,rce schmen proceedings between the hour Of depose
e psteh on the arrival Of the train In THE State o. Rhode
Island The jury rendered verdict los the plaintiffs io
slg48l 10, amount claimed and interest.
BIS. d. Co4zens fox plain,iGsi Goodman Je"up ioi
defendants.
SPECIAL Txan-MARcH II Before Judge linroS
DECfsIONs.
The People, &c., agt. Massor Z. Ell .2'ioh
Granted, payment Of 800 aud Coz -,
IN re- Hugh Croihers, Sc.-rrsouss unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

The london Globe Of tits evening contains the
following:
Intelligence has been received from Rome tbst
yesterday friday a national demonstration was
generally expected and that in consequence tie
Fre1ch garrison had been placed under arms the
Corso closed, and Tie Papal troops confined to the
barracks.