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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13
Eren1 Alarm nt CnInmhns- X

1t is said great alarm exists at Columbus,
KY, the people and the troops at that place
momentarily expecting an attack from our
troops. The Cairo gun boats had chased the
Confederate steamboats, to Columbus, diss-
bling one of them. Every fash of the tele-
graph is now looked for with great interest
as it is confidently believed that important
and decisive advances are to be Immediately
ynada
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13

A STRAw.-Captain A. CORner, of Com.
pany H, Fifth Louisiana rebels, advertises in
the Richmond papers a reward for the return
of seven deserters from his single company;
twoseEgeants, one corporal and four priVates.
The advertisement by the way, presents a
point for Lord Lyons. One of the deserters
is described as an Englishman.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13

''Is THERE no way to settle this without
fght2" So inquired Humphrey Marshall of
Colonel Garfield. snow, my dear sir, no
way but fight? somebody will get hurt"
Eight or surrenderl' replied Colonel Gar
field; but Marshall saw another alternative,
ard that was to run. He outwitted Garfield
at last who didn't think of foot race.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13
Governer Tod,s AIessaRe.

We pint IN IU-uHJ T MESS IH6 InHugurAI
Address of Governor Tod, delivered before
the Senate and House of Representatives of
Ohio this day. Having received but one
copy, and being compelled to send that to
the printers, in order to issue it to-day, we
have not perused the document We leave
our readers to read and comment for them
selves.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13

At Nashville, on the oath, the Bank of
Tennessee received small amount of It's
'chapge. notes," which it paid out. The
Union and American says there was a great
rush for them, and hundreds OF applicants
could not be supplied. The notes are of a
denomination of Eve, ten, twenty Eve and
6f;y Seats, and also ons dollar.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13

THE New York World says there is dis
position OF, Change to withdraw all connec-
tiOns with housesin Liverpool that took part
in the recent indignation meeting" there.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13

soNE of the branches of the State Bank of
Iowa have declared that under no circum-
stances will they suspend specie payments
A good resolve.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13
Bank suspen,Iou Bin Passed

The bill, as printed in the Press on Satur.
day, authorizing the Ohio Banks to suspend
specie payments, passed the House on Satur-
day afternoon. 1t is thought there is no
doubt but it will become law.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13
Tribune Almanac

We have received this work for 1862. 1t
contains a large amount of statistical in
formation placed in an ineligible shape.
1t is published by the Tribune Association,
New York, at thirteen cents single copy
81 per dozen; 81 per hundred.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13

A rebel soldier discharged from one of the
Richmond hospitals, committed suicide rather
than be constrained 10 re enter the army.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13

DEATH OF COLONEL SAMUEL CoLT AT HART. /.
FoRD.-HARTIoRD, CONN, January lO.-Col-
onel Samuel Colt died at nineO'c clock to day,
of an acute attack upon the brain. His de-
cease was rather sudden, though not unex-
pected. He had been i'll for several days,
and was attended by DR.. Green, of this city,
and DR.. Grey, of New York. His age was
forty seven. In his death Hartford loses her
most enterprising and prominent citizen,
who has contributed more then any other to
the prosperity of the city. His vast works
here will be carried on by the present incor.
poraton, known as the Colt Patent Fire arm
AanuiacturiDg Company. Colonel Colt was
born in Hartford July IS, 1914. and is known
as the inventor of the revolving pistol. The
wooden model of this arm was made by him
while on voyage to Calcutta in 1929, and
he took out his FIRST patent for revolving
firearms in 1885. The first factory of his
arms was in Patterson, New Jersey, and was
not successful. Atterward Mr.. Colt estab-
llshed the present works at Hartford.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13
FRESH REnF

To all the troops Of the United States within the
limits Of the city OF Cincinnati, (ths will include
hospitals now in existence 10 the city also those
which may be established for the Treatment of the
tucky, the City Barracks troops passing through or
by the city, etc. at such time and in such quani-
ties may be designated, from time to time by the
officers in charge. The fresh beef to be sound and
wholesome in altt rnate fore and hind quarters, or
steers over four ~ years old, Weighing, net at least
SIX hundred (60O) pounds A bond in the sum OF ten
sureties, will be required 1t is requested tn the
names of the sureties offered may be mentioned in
the bids. Written contracts, to continue in force
six C) months, from 30th January, 1852, (subect to
the approval of the Commissary General Of Subsist
ence and other usual restrictions,) will be entered
into. Payments made monthly.
jal3 O. l.. KILBURN, Major and O. s.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13
THE FEELING HERE.

There is the same impatience here that
there is everywhere. The people wonder
that General Buel does not advance. Tbev
wonder that it takes so long to build a
bridge. They know that every days delay
adds strength to the enemy; that if our
troops are green Johnston's are equally raw,
They believe that it is time to fight. The
impatience is restrained from becoming out
spoken by the promises that an advance will
soon be made-as soon as the army "gets
ready" That expression means the same as
all quiet along the Potomac" which has
been telegraphed daily for many months.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13
KENTUCKY TROOPS.

l have obtained list of the Kentucky
troops which are enlisted under the flag of
the Union. hesitate has four full regiments
of cavalry in the feld-one in General
Thomas, brigade, one in General Rosecrans',
one In General Crittenden's, and one not yet
DIlgaded. There are twenty. three regiments
OF infantry, though not all completely organ
lzed. There will be some consolidation.
There are also several batteries of artillery.
how many | can not definitely state, but the
entire number of men in service is 1870. If
General Buell. should succeed in routing the
rebels, there would be large additions to his
ranks if they were needed but it is begin.
ming to be the opinion of many that we have
no General who can handle one hundred
thousand men. No more troops are needed
here or on the Potomac at present; what is
wanted IS dctipity-AoTIvITY-AC I
NO one asks General Buel to advance on
Bowling Green, but they do want marching
movements which will lead them to the en-.
emy. They believe that the time has come
10 crush this rebellion. 1t is the feeling OF
soldiers and civilians. Let no one think
that this is an son to Richmond" ery-a
senseless clamor for an ill advised advance;
but it is the conviction Of men who know
that every days delay gives more strength
TO the rebels than to ourselves.
There are no indications of an immediate
battle. tried to telegraph as much to day
but found that the military rule of the De.
partment OF the Cumberland was despotiC
enough TO forbid me even to relieve the
anxieties of the public on that point.
CARLETON,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13
HOME INTEREST.

PB- Oyster Pie for lunch nt the U. 8. Hotel Bar
Rt 10 o'clock tomorrow Tuesday.
o. @. MAULIsH, Proprietor.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13

Bw- A. A. EYsrER, Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
No. 27l Central-avenue. Cash for old Geld and
Silver.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13
Beef! Beef!

RIDs WILL BE RECEIVED FROM
- first bands, and FROM CIrIzsEs LOYAL TO THE
Government ONLY until l2 NJ, 18th inst, marked
: Proposals for Beef for furnishing
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-07

VU1IH MIVII1 III IHe IUrIy nth year Of her age,
lENO MRS. MARY ROSE.--Take notice. thai
L on the 18th day of February, A. d. 1862, be-
tween tho hours of nine in the forenoon and three
IN tho afternoon of that day, at the law Office Of
W. ). Waterman, No. SO West Fayette street. Bal
tmore, Md, shall proceed to take thedepositicps
of Thomas II. Stanford and Harvey I. Price ~
be used as euidence for in suit in equity. now
pending in the County Court of Alexandra coun.
ty, Virginia, wherein l am complainant and YOU
are defendant, and if from any cause, the taking
Of the said dispositions shall not he commenced,
or being commenced should not be completed on
that day, the taking of the same will be adjourned
from time to time until the said dispositions shall
be completed
Given under my hand this Gath day Of January.
4. d. 1852.
jun 24--waw ROBERT ELDRIn0E
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-07

RoBBERY.-The bow-window of the store
Of Mr.. VIM. Woods, on ST. Asaph street, adj
joining the depot building of the old Wash
ington and Alexandria railroad, was robbed
last night. The paddock WAS wrenched #.
three panes of glass broken out. and all the
articles in the window stolen.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-07
MARRIED.

February I'd, 1862, by Rev. John Eainper. Mr.
DAVID l. BERKELEY, of Washington to Mis-,
FRANCES ANN WORTHINGTON, Of Alexon.
dra, Va
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-07

CAMP Vendors .-There has been fal
ling off in the business with the camps, car
ried on by the vendors of cakes, pies. &C..
The trade which was at first ~ lucrative.
quickly attracted great numbers, bur mpe-
tition soon brought down the profits, and the
bad weather and condition of the roads has
sensibly diminished the number of sellers.
and the suffers are gradually monopolizing
the business
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-07

A letter from former resident of Aiexan-
dra. now in Maryland. says. You can
hardly imagine the pleasure that the perusal
Of the Local News gives' us here Infringing
us, as it does, the doingsin our dearly be-.
loved home, and the best summary Of the
day. that we have.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-07

RIVER MovExENrs.-Si our report ve.-
terday. there has been but one arrival, that
Of an oyster boat. which passed the Pot,mac
batteries last night without henx fred at
The captain reports no news whatever he.
low.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-07

LIQUOR SEIZED. Eight barrels and welva
boxes, containing liquor. were seized yes.
terday afternoon, on bard the sseamer
Thomas Collyer, by the military authorities
here. The liquor was consigned to j. g
McCracken.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-07

OYsrERs.-Prices have declined, and SINAI,
oysters, of good quality, are now selling at
40 cts. bushel and duh, with fair sunnly
There are no large ones at the wharf
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-07

FrRE-Last night, about 9 o'clock. q fire
occurred in frame dwelling on the north
eass corner Of Washington aad Queen streets.
which was extinguished before much dam
age was done.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-07
DIED.,

On Tuesday, the 18th of January, 1882 at ber
residence, near Fort Washington, in Prince
Georges county, Nd, ELIZA ANN, wife of M
John kitlin, in the forty. fifth year of her oe
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-07

BUSINESS UNION MEETING.-We under
stand that at the Business Meeting Of the
Union Association, last night, the subject
Of allowing citizens to remain out after 10
O'clock. was laid On the table. A commit.
tee on celebrating the 22d, was appointed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29

MORO N-On Tuesdgy Jan a. n scsriet syer Henri d.
only Of Henry A. and Caroline r. No gan, aged ysss
and - days.
The relatives ard friends Of the family .rd those Of hi, rand
father i8Di D. DiibVw. ,viej attend hi- lateral
from tie fss Of hil parents No 30 Seventh sect,
Taandsy cCtI inst, a O'clock, without further iniatu.
MOULToN--On san6,y. lar. 70. lse2 a, ffo5d OneiSs
County y. y. blr Linus J.. MouitoI, ssed 0s ysIs.
MclN1YREiu his city Sunday Jan. o.. sser Short
~ raingi Illness John beloved 500 81 John ard Ellen
Lusha Mcin,yr, aged years, " 9nihs srd2j days.
EHt-on Mocday, Jau. q nj Washington isLt-, Nes
tl'y fdwsni Peel, NJ. Professor 70 the Nss'-fork
n'oh ior the inssacton OF the Dcai aud Donio aged
y. me d and those u his sher Dr. II P. peo. snd ID.
"iA"t -hec'os q toe Institution iuyej 20 attend
o. ~ 'hape o. the Institution 90 $, rlassdsy.
liz rcrains viii De- taken Shee,5 Mas Tor aeni
tpBiNscN 90 ~ Sumner, he. on W,.ln.,l,v r., =
Nenrfomro consod Of Albion w. Rorlrs3o' and third
os shter 81 Leoand bosworh OF Bsriisd s.d q yssr
siNpNsoN-iu bloesyn on sunday cycuiB Jsn D. after
sAert Ous illess Mrs Hsnrsl vie ~ ~. III.
John *. s.l.ogso', N RI. 43th year Of hcr ase
Ia, else1 aid friend, the family arc re- invited
10 srsud Tire urers nom her .sto resid ence No. s5s
Bridge street Oh "Wednesday afternoon SO o'c'oct
sIMS-Iu tais city on Sunday. Jan. 2s Ami, E Sim.
da sie o. Samuel Ceorgs ard sussn sirf sged years
r5c4tns md IA daJs
siMs-lu this city, Sunday, jan % Anuie J.. Sim,
darg Ssluel George and Susan sims, AGED years
month. and i days.
SWALLHOISE-On Monday. Jan %. Of rDeun0rie, John
snahouse, aged q years II months and 10 days
TAYLOp--Oa Tuesday Dorpna Jan. D, Jo'eph William
Of Joseph and Jene T. Taylor, sssa Jess, months
Tie ns and res,ives Of the family iavitri % send
the .une a. "Wednesday sfisrneon - ococ fcG l's
residence of h. parents No 10 Wast Eigternh -tee;
TfNKBLN-In Hartford, Ne. On Friday Jan y. Dsyid
Gr~tty. Youngest Of David &. and betse3 siasn
assi p wears. = member of The Hartford tuac who
noticed his death IN an appropriate manner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29

=
The interest on tue Second Mortgage and other
oooas Of The Harlem Road, due Feb. |, will be paid
"tue Iweniy-s2th-street Depot.
HE Banks promptly paid to-day the call OF
tSV"!''OO on the Stock loan. H. the payment s3g7 =
W. Oh overdue notes were usod. The remaiudel
was PAD IN demand notes. There is DOW due from
ue tanks to tie Government only g. 800 900 ont o.
sloc0OoO. TIE additional labor iupo,.d upor
ne Sab-Irea'ury clerks by tins paper currency j.
'o"n IN The above payment, which cceupie, five
clerks two days in counting while the Same ar,,,,rt
o. gola could be counted by two men in two b,prs
HE exchanges az the Bank Clearing IIo,,.,. ,,.i.
nc'nins were $40 Isl, 200 d. The Leather MANI.
ne'urcFs' Bank has declared semi.anuual diyije,,
o. Pr cent, payable FehraryI J. The Meieanijl.
Au'''d Insurance Company dividend Of Per CEN,
,,'1 piol stock, payable February 10.
me movement in gold il 10, active outside III.
'''iio Of Broken, aid ar1eal. 20 he almost o,l,.
.VeY speculative Tie brokers arr bu,,jp. At lo3.
- ~" ano ceiling at 1867. 1867 premium. In1p
treasury Notes ihere Is ra,he, Grn.er f,e,,,., .
, . aeno'nal'ons which arc not plenty are cell.
ny a. y cent discount. A. ihey are no, nre...nc
Wy hreiy on NE market, we ptes.,e. lie ST..
:" 'ao Treasury Is nj paying or, l9ros .,,o.,'. =,
pubic cFeditot. Nv ''N'Unt 10
hlaws. ''''h'rf wa ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29
MARINE JOURNAL.
sOKr OF NEW-YORk.......J,s. s.
feared.

s-,r.hip.g, nv OF Manchester Ho'conb L-rsrpoo Jols
4. % Arsbia. shannon Liverpool = 'unsld
>nirs-sos-ra Lawrence lAiiscsl phii Z. G. DIt'-u l.
Co " 1srd. Des Oor Acapulco, Tspps SsrS.cs ienFy
Earbeck. Irur BoTGssux fsrbeckA CO.
B.rss Menus eh atkinson, fUrsr-s J. fou'c- SoE
,Iu.ia Nor j. knIdson 4re-pEosr efBQe ,a.el
~ 10 q c,,t fizso-,bDor. Metrs'tk duncan.
S-noon-fshAtii1re. DsrdDe-. Salem, g. J. sfcl q a
Nr,i.. Hsgair. FcI. Pickiss McCisa8y. holt Co. j.
w. Coogdon HilHsr. Rio Orsnde de- sue " an. q "
rand; H. b. scuirea N-Fasaez, d. lso~bf-e - Lam n.
Philiips >ll.i Philadelphia Van iriu- Slsgt MHeNei
Dan iBrl Dill Lssu.yrs !. p. Nh.tne, 4 co Francis.
Cfcvel Deals Island Nd. =. ). Goodwin, iri9a tSrl
Lent. 81 John, y. b. D. K. DcNsolG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29

We have received copy Of The Twen-y-seveith
annual Report oi the Eastern Railroad Company.
In consequence of the change Of The time Of the all
nual meeting ilom July TO February, in accordance
with tic vote Of the stockholders, this report en-
bi9cea he period Of Xix mouths only, to wit:
Prom Jrus = 70 November 90 inciusivc The receipts ~
ts ptnoi hate been en- az ~; expenditure. 1881 a..
bsisAte amer p.y1r n5341l b1 oi 4ne,'- .4td aud
~ 20 rent Crsud Junction Road r6a f ~. Durfng the
90 months Tcuded iu t.s Geport the income has fallen 90
rlI,sab ". fs compared Win the fir months ending
NrfrIhcf - ian During the lot 81 months the JIlnscs
have been reduced fJ,,5512e
Jhe Bost0a Past repofts:
bsti 'psrie ~ 10 ooo NewY0h fund, !ds 4 cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29
y2ARRHE ID.

Es-GlLEEATHER-On SUNDAY. Jan. 2e; a. tie Issi
dsuc. II the brides mother by he Rev Father Cur.sl.
Nj William Jone. to Miss Margaret GifeatLe both o. ''
city
Mystic. Conn, OF Noncsy
I.p 49, e, Tho rnc- Of tie brides psens By thu Row
DAM G. We.ton Of Souing,ou Conn. " iilm 7. he ey
ofPor Chester y. " e. Mis- susie DickinsoD dsnghief
ofCapt stephen T.. Dickinson the former pace
NITCUFLI-TURNER- Hartford. Ne. or Nedn'itoy
evening Isn p bv IS illaU bc. le, ESD Nj. thtres -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29
SUPREME COURT-CmAxBgRs-jtV. 2e.--Refore Ilsf'c'
lNGpAHaN --DRcIsIoss.


american Telegraph Company agt. Abel A. Low
OF Motion srented h > 70 costs.
CHARGED.
James R5gvsy az. =. " Mciuo.h ct a-ioi.o1 granted
payment Of "a costs Of tenn grd 8 10 cost Of motion
JsuI,s b. to.lte. DC. DJLgerneIr Moars-M Motion
ed on payment Of q 81 term aud motion ana reference
ordered no CLaIirt b.. 'tusins go.
lebanon wilson sg, Elizabeth WILSON e! s--Moiion
grautaG.
,utet. =,
saure' r. Bu'tcrsoIt s.t Richard Kcto % ai-Noiicu
for Receive, ,rar,ed p. C. Bsssh apE pointed Receiver on
giving secuuty.
Tle Ssuie ATT The esle.-Nf0t0I for Receiver grsIte1
n. &. Eesr,i.l .1roint.d Rec en- on hlng bond.
Charlie. Dmof. Receiver sgt. VIM H. Hazard ct s'-1io-
ton denied. b. OH out cost.
tdward Solely AZ Ab4sr Msy.Motion gantedi costs to
sLile event.
JOSEPH - Couch sg. rlr.Lolf Manufacturing Compspy-
Motion slusd payment VI costs Of term and 10 cos o
motion Defendant consent b. reference Of cas- aud or
Ling sch recrr- ordered o. Nichss b'loereI,
eel otLera i-e lDo ior De- led, with d. r0sts
~. 4 Gofir,s asf. j. N fsin.-Nor n granted
Heury 4 tI.h,r sg Nm. B. HoSsId Motion dismissed,
with -l0 cosi..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29

I
Tbc orrrel .ta,euent Of the Atlantic Mutual In
su,ance Corpany appear in another column Inc
c,.o,,,. l, declared "a dividend Of 81 q cent aii
o:,,n r,ce dat an the certificates OF 1850 VIII be
hod a. tle lin proximo, al which time tue interest
-, he outst. ndiog certificates will be paid. Dur
mo 1861. 8 T., 100 lGj IS of premiums were marked
or and the profits Of the Company for nineteen and
half years now GOO, up 81, $3.50 2lO, OF nearly Si3
Ooo00O. The assets Of the Company amount 70
SJ.9a5,6S9 %.
On demand, money is abundant at Sac z cent,
with OCCASIONAL transactions in gold, &C., at E
cent In paper. there is no change 10 note. The
supply OF prounaent names is moderate and they
are passed at At 2 cent.
The Currency bill was up in the House to-day,
and Mr.. Spaulding made speech in It's favor, after
which tLe consideration was postponed until to-nor-
row wednesday, Our adyices nom Washington
are that il will pass without important amendments.
Tie Loon Certificates Of the Bauks, based upon
80 q cen, Treasury Notes, at 20 T. cent now eX-
coed so 900. They are used for making the eX-
changes az The Cearipg-liouse. The daily items At
the Banks show Dot little change within day OF
two Tcso institutions pay specie on thcir notes
rather tlan suffer protest, and we presume thciT
dealers can have gold on their checks when needed
for any legitimate purpose.
The following table viii ooInpue the present
c0udt.on Of the lsnks with that ut the close of the
CORE spending week lat year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29
MARIyn corRr-I.x. % Before Jaa,. AIysn.
SUIT or RENT PoE WSLIACRs TEEATEH SALOON
Wa Gibson egt Rice { Remington:

This was u aunt 20 recover Of defendants one
months rent o. saloon IN NE building Of cs fh-stef
BEOadu nd Titcs nh street Defendants go nt
has they ased the premises IL question for iolf yea o.
s3qoO per annun a, thesier .soon" with the under.
staining that there would be saloon c9nn'
gib The binding Defendants hei OPP the place cons Ger
sols o. pensc but after saloon opened I'D
The heater itself with entrolce Immediately al mn
iher premes. Defendants therefore claimed has, hst"s1
Of be liable for the rent they entitled 10 dsses To-
i0ss sustane1.
The Jur, ave verdict for defendants aud awarded them
f23n dauages
John Townshsnd fo plaintiff saml Brown for defendants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29
COURT oF CoMMON PLEAs-SpEcIlL TERs--JAS. a.
Before Iudre BFapf.


Lar3tHr sgt DlnI'Iy.
BRADY, 1.-The action was one to recover the
porsessio personal properly. ln such s,iions the p
allow ed co. o. pp0r Fcor,N hut he 'ta not
recover than camase- n he ~ ofsr lees thsu ~
ieisges unless lie RECEIVERS also. property fhe NalH oi
i-h with the dsWsges GuoIts 20 40 flV1e, se' 'ii
ths plaintiff recoe.rtbat r.. A. b. have vec" eu-
t-d to costs AVID therefore the crcan. not entitled 20
cosif; aad ho damages are less thsn 80 hs fceo e.
he sf9uut o. .ro drna.es ln COTS Jules IRE value 81 The
pHgfriv aided thereto amounts q S.p u no cagr- arc
"ui then tic pilt recoseis 10 costs Lh- i.'h q! we
f.ifre was give costs g. tie plaintiff upon recovery
limiting uch according the circumstances def i.ed
.nd follows ght where the I,niif recrer tee delenfal
entitled COSTS The paints ir t,s case - not en-
titled {, cost. and lie appeal /. wrl taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29

Passenger Failed

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29

THr BRooEtr. ForRrrssrH.-At a meeting OF
the Board OF Aldermen on Monday evening. the
Mayor sent IN Communication calling attention to
,he efforts now making by the State authorities 10
change the name and Title of the Brooklyn lith Reg
imerr. AFTER sEetching the circumstances under
which they lol the city, ard tho tcrvices thcy
have performed in the field, the Mayor recon
ncudcd that the Common Council address an on.
ergeIic Remembrance 10 his EXccllcncy Goy. Morgan
agBin-t the propoied change, aud if necessary
nunicae 10 The authorities AT Washington how the
people Of this ely aud the Common Council AZ their
representative feel on this delicate subject