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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06
LATEST-Via Queenstown.

QUEENSTOWN, May -, 1907
CALCUTTA, April Is (via Trieste. THE Rao
nephew of Nena Sahib, has been captured In Cash
mere Territory. ~
CHIsA.-SHASGHAE, April II (via Trieste. THE
Rebels were driven out Of Thugadja on the 50, ano
the place il in the hands Of the Allies. Admiral
Hope and DR.. Hesketh slightly wounded. Troops
have been ordered from Tien.Tsin to this place
Nankin ia surrounded by superior forces Foreigners
are allowed to visit Pekin under the passport sys-
tenn. The foreign allies are gaining favor in the
eyes of the Chinese. Nothing important from
Japan.
BELGRADE, May 23-The Turks have taken two
criminals by force from the Servian police gen.
dsrme was badly wounded in the scufie. The Pcpu'
lar excitement has been appeased by the authorized
ScUrARI, May 23.-Two assaults by Vucalovich
upon the forts OF Zubz have been repulsed Win
great loss The powder and tools for undermining
the walls remained in the hands Of the Turks.
The Montenegrins, after taking and burning 2
few houses in Nicksch, attempted general attack
upon the town, but were driven back by the garrl'
son and the inhabitants with the loss OF 44 killed.
On the 18th, Dervish Pssha beat the Montene-
QTins at Dougs Next day, the latter having re-
ceived considerable re-enforcements accepted battle,
and were again completely defeated, leaving sew
eral flags and quantity Of arms In tho possession
On the 18th, Hussein Pasba, who had occupied
the rpht bank of the Linn, threw q bridge across
the river. He crossed on the Goth with seven
battalions of infantry and 900 Irregular troops ara
attacked the village and convent OF Berane-a nat
uraIly strong position, recently fortified by the
Monienegrins The Turks dislodged the insurgents
from their posts with the bayonet, and pursued
them for three hours. The Montenegrins' loss is
though. to be very large; that of the Turks small
The Turks, numbering IA batteries and 3UU irreg'
ulars, entered the Montenegrin territory to-day in
the neigborbood Of Spuzzi.
SouTHAMPToS, April "A. - The p. and q.
Company's steamer Euxine, with the heavy portion
of the Mediterranean and Bombay mails, arrived
this afternoon. ,os.
It is stated that Gen. Prim will be authorized to
return to Mexico Us Spanish ambassador lie VIII
be instructed to present his credentials 70 only inc
constituted power, and not to Juarez.
PARIS, Saturday Evening.-The Bourss closes
heavy. Rentes, 7of Joc-
HAvRE CoITos MARKrT.-S Sales OF the week,
80 bses Orleans tres ordnae isf ba iat Inc mar.
irregular with upward tendency aud quosaSons arc
3d4c higher Stock In port 900 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

P.opucr-rse Broksn' Circular reports: Ashes,
i1I desrse; sales Of ~ asst and Pearls q 49, and
hshr ocss ssksd RosinCommon shade easier sales q
i3IsSl3a Spirits Turpsntine quiet but dfTy held ss
lin: 5iisSTs Olive on Ioa,ol tuo higher PHI Oil
Petroleum Oil llSoll1% GAL for Refined and xsSSi0 y
tun for Crude: 60 T. ~
report: Tho Corn Market continues depressed AID wakAy =
IIa3i lower. White American oGael hsd, TIT os
FrorR 2Ijd23I IK0S; Welsh dull Bars and Halls, xS0
Is 81 Scotch Pig ssasaa sUa1s 10 good demand At full
prices CORES quiet TEA dull Consou. H. hioE arm;
TAIrOw quiet Y C, 1915. SpIRIrs TgaPESrsx 10 limited
i 10 decline Nav York in bbIs Ri0 FISH OILs With
cut Improvement. Sperm, 3902s2 COP, 39l 0tol LIN
ssEo Or very scarce and In active inquiry ct 3s U3So
AMERICAS SEcURITIEs.- Messrs. Barring BROS
saw The In prices has brought forward seller.
ana the puchases arc chiefly confined to those which can be
remittt.d 10 the United States There little variation from
LArEsr-Sasurday evening 24thAmecsn securities bet
tor: Illinois Central 43t a42t dis Eries, li gIt
GLASGOW MARKET.-Messrs. John Mccall q 20.
report: Tho market continues Depressed for all articles o.
BkxADruyys. and prices essier e. state fiour
Isl. Milwaukee Wheat, nominaly, 23Ia23Is v 40 d.
Mixed Corn, 1873 100 ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORK........yvmx
Cleared.

sbps-Arkwright Csulkins Liverpool Spoeosd Te:tos
Co.: E.s.ern State (Br), Kestins Lyerpooi A tssrZ
Bnks-Henry Trowtridse. Dun'ze, Esfes1oss' n: Ircr
r. j. Peters; Lslsnd Nickerson. Philadelphia n L.;
Grisw old Lucy Darling Br soupsr Nassau n r, JossPA
Eneas 49,,
60. j. b. Ring tBL), Cofll, s.. John N B., D. DewoE
Brigham; Themss Ela Kelly Duxbury, WIN. ID. Msnguni
Youth lBr.l Kaye, g. Pierre p NEVIS SEM sns.ss
France Tucker.owp. master: Manhattan, Leman NswOr'
leans, master; Ply%ostb Rosk. Burr Boston J. G. Dsytcs
Linnel, Snow, Curscos. L. Nickerson-
Sloop-Ponter Nichols. Proydenee, L. Kenny.
stesmer-vulcsn Morrison Philadelphia, Lop~ kirtyet
rick-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

Steamship Persi. Lott Liverpool May a. and Qssss
as At ~ % %fse sua p, md s H. ssn.U
Lye,OOol ISL NJ 'ss@,'p a :,s:n :ss,;S
.Iss.s bound az s az TO- lon - s.nsss =
nburEh bounA Z. June o. lat q o. lon 81 sS BE-. SnS
Lsna, bound H. .h Ia. Ill, % r. ISn +, bremen
steamship ssIoris (A.mbmsl Ebiers, Hamburg May m
and Southampton al'. ma:s .nds. pas. 70 AunA. f.
a.y had de-. 81 . ;nS ri; ssy,: ri 81 s
hoos }%ns % ..e.%.hp srsen r
1sd ls, 20 10 10 ship q from Liverpool for Moo
Steamship PHILADELPHIA. u. srsn'cSr Barton. fen's'4A
Di%o n Co MAY IS 10 lon g y :pOl: s.hils ~
Mary Greenwood OF PToyinee.ewp Capt sEi days SaL
Is mile. + s. &. Of Sable Island, passed an ieeber.
Ship Calhoun, Truman, Liverpool April r. mdse s,A -
on the passage The Calhoun anchored in The lower bay -
Ship Aunswsu, McN.r, Liverpool April n COZ. 70 w.ss
during passage No date la. q a. lon. Is s. Poss Br
s.. ..s $s: ss s.:s s?.iG h:'ss.: s.ss
Of the Bsnks with light wcst winds and Gains
Barb s.. Bernhard lBr.msnI, pssyen, Rotterdam o ~
nd.e and 81 paAs to c. LuDs Had light W. winds s"d II
Bah Wexford B.. Of Wexford. King Cardiff s. day.. -
to Oerchs Co. Experienced n and w. winds most u ~
Bar Charles Hedd. Crosby. B.timor- day.. 10 ballast =
Miller HOushton Has experienced T. winds most Of ~
BARK Aura of Provdsnce Lindsey Ha,terA. Iu.. dya
In ballast TO u. 8. A. QuArternsstsr.
20. g day.. .usr and moIss. to ms:.er ID is. s 4
long ~ spoke whaling schr Union ~ days out with " bun
Brs E.., Smith Csrdsuss 10 days. sugar and honey v
Brig William Crawford, sutton ssce Me-. days hssdas
Big Gsnses D.Son Boston days in b.lIss, to Tcssk
Schr. Rsb.cc. Dexter. Lynch Newcastle, Del. dsys
wood Thursday morning small scnr. oshee oewess
the Highlands and the Tavern Houses and rapidly orsss
schr Susan Jayne tof Brookhsven -, Ms,.nzss May ..
fru to T Peass Sailed IN company with bart 'sss
sesr sunny south Week., H.:ssr Iale: days ia S'aA
| to MoCready, Mott Go.
seh1 fl.p's tbr S S.mo '0in"'n' NJ D.
seh s~.n lBr Taylor HrIsAoEo, N. s.. 10 days. P's'ss
sebr Ess@pat CBnh - Windsor, n s.. u days pl.''''
sch, G.oYs. Prescott tBrl Smith st. jobs, N. b. 10 dsyI
sebr " B. Pnt., White. Chiueo,sssae daya corn 10 l.
s %st' Morning Star tsr, rrur.n. Ls'n c. B. /" dst
coal TO D. Il. prwoli.
Schr. yenu. tBI,. Crane Windsor N. s'H a'J' pS~"
Y seir. J. Wees, Young Boston days h.h
Schr Fr.nA Parker, Philadelphia Tor bossoa-
S,nr. Ai.ed B.rvt,. Co.nisi Boston ior Albany.
schr. Valhala Res. C.la. 10 day: lamoes.
s5i M. Hall SS. rSrs .s:. Dora stone
! schr Mil Greek. Roner, PIo'idenas.
schr ~ T. Bird AIsy ROudou., coal for Nsw-Looasa
scS, "a, All Louisa Weston. Roeklsnd dsys. Tine
| sio,n Willard Suckingha Providence sdsys
Steamer Anthracite Jones. Phiadsiphia mass- h'P~
steamer Pelican, JONES' Pravidsncs, mdss 70 Ed"s"
Bynner. . a., w. p.,,,,,o,. .,5.. n wi1an
DsifeA. 60. p.;..o,. ,,A.~ 10 WlhAm
Sieani-r Fanny Csdwalsder. Pisr'on Baltimore "a'"
sissmas Alice Christophss Baltimore. nd's 70 "As'
DslE-i
| BfLOW--i bark.
| WIXD--,uusst from z. N. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

n StsessA8 P~sis, ~. LtssrS::x-0ee ss.st M
Mia: Pict.r,si, ~. Fellow: Mr. md Mfs coiSss ~
::ii,' : A. S ~ sS -
Carter, Mrs c.;ter Miss G. = Smith. M.s J. s~ish,
sohaefsr and brother A H. Schultz J: A. Robinson. w.
k M s H.: S, s,I Rail- !. y! S.
MIRA Livingstone and attendant Mrs aud Miss stssrn ch
and ssry;n Mr.: Van Wat H., v'T w Wat and brother
Mr. and Mr.: Ls..isui Mr.; and Mr.: AsIieh. Mr. and M:
si:: o.se1a s.: Graham ssS Mr. btSS Mr. :s 4
Brsant. Henry bellows end l.dy Mr. and M,' Mldsbsss
Rogers NJ D.yd:oS Mr. Fisn, z. Rus..lI g. c:,sis NJ
Hison Mr. and Mrs Lswrencs sndtwe children, Mia Law.
@. McKinnell, Mrs Denly. Marquis de Villa Psms.
Mr. LiyDs.s0ns and attendant MI and Mr. ss:n.
fhurlow weed. 0.odrids.' Mr. and Mrs. walker, Lord
Edward St MaueI r. Rp.hton, Mis- Fs;sr ME-; Cels%ss
maid M;' 0;ssIns Mi: G5:h:%5 NJ ssssl au.gs::S
asa s ss a 'isssr s'' nd
cuilS:nis Ise'W Wild r f.pp.roorn W. L::.i H%
c. II. Schara, Miss 4. Hsilborn A. Leichs: D. C.m6sn
01 Gsi.. H. woodSoup:. schunci Fsoe sehssss:
Mr.. and Mrs W. T. 0askn and child Ne Lafoud ?. Pep
PercOrn: y; W; Leak H. Vie G. sshsra, M'; Hsa.
Phelps and son. Miss Hough H. 0. Msnse, John Gales l.
Woodhouse, \. Schunck-totsl, l09
In stedmstip SaxoHi1 from Hamburg and Sos&hdmSses-
Msthde Hentschel. Mr. and Mrs Busseand Emsadise
Dempslnsn H. A. Huber AID two ladies, = b. Kubes nd
wife r. Reiner r. Olivier NJ Mayer w. Cushing =. Gsa-
banlt A. Barley A. Prior. A. WsdefeIdsr, Deyuence,
Bonoms. p Yale. O. Moreno Mr. Belirs|e n rifeaa Z.
ger Nicol Mes.enberg Mrs Tagnetof and family Rohl Il
Lsmsou. Z. Il. Tier J. y whi.eTss T. Pitsm AsYs s
ling j. W. Frisch and wife c. L. schntb. Caroline MAJ s.d
son Doroshes schIos NJ NJ PIs,h and wife Ksshens O.
stein b. Lieber NJ Schumacher L. Cusler Rosa Tsa nea
John Detls,s and family, w. K%aoC, y Richmond ~
sr and family Rachel Kezs P.nshorp Janker HoG.
and family Eva Dieker schsid ard children Hozinsss
y. RuAsns, kuhl. r. Eissehman r. hsmmerscheid Doss
Davidsohp r. Nicosus A. Hilterman. h Muller, Lyon,
O. Wiener L. Weiss A Bercher, Drosler. A. Murzsfd
R. Van Jock w. Dieksnbacb and wife, +. Uess III. JOB
Mrs Weber and family Csharne Schmidt J. Ssgehon and
family p smitzadsn and family, Maria Schneider and chA
Henry Appel, md 4J2 storage. - 80
Nsw-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06
COMMERCIAL INTELLICENCE

LosDoS MONEY MARKET.-The funds on the I'D
were quiet but stationary closing however, hrm at slight
At tie Brnk Of England there wa. rather full demand for
discount at the increased rate and in the marke there
W" also considerable scti'ity On tho siocS Exchange adj
The weekly Bank return. show dscree In the bullion Of
1874 lO7 To the withdraw ale the Tufksh loan On
the ., however about &lsooo In gold the
Bank
MesGs Barring Bro. Co. quote Bar Silver at 5Il Dol.
T -s.'' Evening 2hcon.ol. rm.r to-day
closing at SJ.0so,
CoTTos.-Tbe Brokers Circular says: The
sse. opened heavily and when the accounts per Persia
surlts d. aid decline On Monday the desire sell
American cresscd and Tuesday the decline reached ID
did y n on all descriptions On Wednesday there was
ports Of planters burning their Cotton the reaction
nearly .pid a. the decline had besn which checked bu
and tho sales have since been only moderate
Prcs; elo:,d fsy "a lover for American than las, ~.
been 80 $50 bas including 800 spectators and 40 TO
exporters Yesterday tIridsy the business computed at
Tair 0Il.sa. Middns Orleans:
The .toes on hand i. ..m.,sd ct SsIs: Of which
100 90 American AT from India. 1870 900 bales
speculation export Th. m,Tko. i. very dat and
prices lower for inferior kinds but steady for lo
hrmsr and the tendency toward further sdvsnce The
in-susrty u Liverpool essr corresponding influence 1t
Manchester. I'D.
BREADsrUYrs.-Messrs. Richardson, Spence &
Co.. Bigand Ahya Co. and Wakefield, Mash Co report;
Flour sssin easier and prices nominal quotations 116a3o
Wheat very quiet and again In favor Of buyers Red Western
ssso2 southern. 1856 White Western II 3aiis South
MIA ' Witt. SSse dJ ssS again ''''' lowe"
SATuRpAr-p m.-Ths msrtst 10 entirely without ohsnss
Budnsss 10 vsry dull
PRovIsIoss-The same authorities quote Beef
very dull and partially 9is lower Pork Of slow sale At SOL
% Bacon very dull and rather lovsj prices range nom o
ga: Lard quiet but steady a %o qa3c. Tsiow steady
Butchers Association, ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06
COURT CALENDAR-ru,, p,y

SUPRYMg CouHr CIRCUIT - (Short causes) -
PAsr NO. a535 t625 57I. 1851. 673 $685. 7oe1 7243
1873 ,6a -ts nh 1893 1885 tbs ss25 7s?si 1885, 1850
77 7579. 1913 Ili3 76H PANr iI-Nos 1910, sl'S fna6
s , ,os ,iss 1 1sos Ss s 4mo Isn ?Ta 1884
,6oi 7oe? 900 1900 TOO .,9o T12 ZOO 1916 1892 1884
SUPREME CouRT-SpEcIAL TERN-Irsues Of Law,
5cNes $40, 3o4, 2i3 327 to 49, 3J1 338. $40 $50
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Part Mos. 9s7, 1859, 2Hl
1913. 23lo 1871 23I9 aSi. 2s3. 1884, e,s aei. Psrs IL
Nos s2b $780, 9a 650 $3.50, 49, iats lJt 29t 1928, 2:,o
1898.
Court or C0Mmos PLrAs.-part Mos. 100
1909 1922 1884, 40 s5 49, 1865. 100 lo5. 49, i66 @6a 40
AL Part IiNos $50 lbs, ll6 1913. 8ll llio llal. ll4J
lliL TAG, lli7. llis. ll49, 1850. 1852.
KINGS County CIRCUIT CouEr.-Nos. 50, o.
g. 81. 81. 10 u. -. "A. rs Q, to &C. inclusive.
BRooKLyY CRY CoURr.-Nos. 81, ~, ~, Al, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06
Important Railroad Suit.

An interesting railroad suit is ON trial here before
Judge Miller OF the Supreme Court. The Piaintin,
VIM. j. A. Fuller Of New York, sues VIM. White OF
and Canada Railroad, for personal injuries sustained
by tho terrible railroad accident ut Schaghtieoke ~
August, 1859. The care is very important, - u n
the first attempt to bold Railroad Superintendent,
personally responsible for damage: The railroad
influences have secured the best Of legal talent snc
equally able counsel are employed BY the Phintin.
ably and holly contested on both sidss. The Gaze
was opened to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06
PRUSSIA.

The semi official Prussian Gazette says: The Cas-
Gel Ga-dt contains the strange statement that Count
BsrnsoH, in reply to an inquiry made by the Mic
lister of Electoral Hesse, declared that the late
military movements Of Prussia were neither partcu-
larly directed against Electoral Hesse, nor in
tended az demonstration against the Government
OF the Electorate. We are enabled to state that
the expreseions used by the Count Bernstein were
such that the Ministers Of Electoral Hesso could
not DO left in any doubt 80 10 the serious state
Of alrirr aud the determined intention Of the Prus-
sian Government to bring the conflict in Electoral
Hesse 10 an end
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06
Law INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GESEnAL TEah-,JUy1 s.
Before Judges DALI. Huron, and BRADY

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-GgSERAL TEah-,JUSx s.
Before Judges DALI. Huron, and BRADY
RrspossiBILITY OF yNrLorRR AND cLERK-sO LIZ
ABILITY WITHOUT CONSIDERATION.
Knoz al. Mutt
The plaintiff. q halter, employed defendant az q
CLERK Tho latter agreed with Plaintiff that Of his per-
sons friends bsush has credit he would bs responsible.
and pay they did Th result was that the friends die
NOT nav On The trial tho Justice held tia. the promise OF
defrnd.nt costers and within the statute Of frauds
The case came on appeal this Court judge Brady who
enJ.,d the opron OF Court held that the decision Of
tie Justice courcth- persons to whom the derndsnt
old hat. primarily liable to the plaintiff He charged
IA, Rata and the whole credit not given 70 the
defendant The entire responsibility did not res. on the de-
.na.n and the promise hsrefoe collateral and void
Taonard ss vrsdenbergh J. r. ~ and case there re.
ferred 10 In Newoomb sg. CLARK where the defendant
signed paper In these words Mr.. Henry Peters, hereby
10 .y 10 you the the part Of the house hired Of
YOU by Nr John Ward in he fsis" the promise was
held void though in wtios the considerations not being 81
pressed Judge says the cannot be distin
sahed from tho ono referred directs the Judgment TO
be affirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06
RUSSIA.

An Imperial decree entirely exempts from customs
duties all Chinese productions except tea and corn
brandy, imported into Russia ecr0ss tho Aslatic
frontier.
A Cons.antipoplc dispatch says: " Russia has re-
newed her propositions for making Montenegro indie.
pendent and extending the Montenegro territory,
without however, granting il any seaport; and also
for oeciipg reforms In Bosnia and the Herzegovina.
The Porte has refused grant the first two points,
but admits the necessity of the third, relative to
Bosnia and the Herzegovina"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

Lana and Yorktown. A dispute with France On
American matters Is, happily, still less probable.
and Mr. Dieraei will do we'll 70 place tho scene OF
h;s next mvsterious communication at some capitai
where political relations are moro comphcsseo ana
less transparent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06
INDIA AND CHINA.

The Calcutta and China mails reached Marscilles
on the morning Of the 9th. The American portion
will come by next steamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06
SPA IN

a Madrid Dispatch says: A telegram received hero
from London, states that England and Spain have
both entirely approved tie conduct Of their plenipo-
ten,aries in Mexico The English Cabinet Is said TO
have invited the Cabinet Of Madrid 10 declare the
treaty concluded at London 10 have lapssd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06
IIrRk EY

The recapture OF Nicksch by Dervish Pashs ia
confirmed. The Montenegrins made three assaults
on Zubz but each time were repulsed by the Turks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06
SUPREME COURr-CH,vBxRs-JusK s.-gefcfe Justice
bAkSsRp.


Benz. Thaxter ct al. agt. Nathan p. Rice ct al
Judgment ordered. - 49,
Thomas 81 ,cum at al agt James WliA-Motion granted
with oosts. - a.,
Lawson Carter sss Empire China Manufacturing co-Ao-
ton denied
Ahah j. Williams sst Peter A. Graf ct al jules Lssmier
sst Lewis Dsgrow VIM. Hancock sst. Thomas Palmer
Motions granted
Charlotte wiisms sst John g Williams Virginia L. A.
Bulus at Jacob Bullus, Christian Seniebel ag Nina
Schebcl-Divorces granted.
Au.spr Bsnk ss Para Bank-RefeFence ordered to bear
aud determine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

c., Asa 10 as safe 10 the hands Of our naval ocer
~ In those Of the Americans themselves ana We
have cause to regret the into which humanity
or policy has now directed IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

SUPERIOR CORNERSTONE TKSs-JrSs before Jus
tice MOScKrRv
DECISIONS.
NJ. v. Brown agt. WIN. Ryan ct al.-fiudings,
&C., on Tile.
Before Justice WHITE
WIN. Brown agt. Robert Atkn.-Motion denied.
with \ costa t. defer dspt
JANE. Bsnksrd ast ChaA H. r. Baboock.Motion to con
solidste thies actions In one granted
A. Al-r Atochs AT. G. /. Garcia, Ja Wilcox ngt " H.
McCresdy George A. Leavltt sgt james y Heers brewn
agt y. pemarctt J. Van Nosrsnd at ). Dsutch-OrdcT'
granted
G. Kaufman as,- Il. B. Den,is; Weber ss- knssand-
Motions granted.
Bsfors Justice MoSgiI.
j. A. Ruthven ct AL, &c, agt, }. III. Patten Ut al
-Judgmsn. FOR plaintiff; nndinss, Sc., on tile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JrSx s.-Before
Judge SaAILsy.

ALLEGED coSrRABAND PROPERTY sEizED.
The United sgt One Virginia Bond and $1,000 OF
Bank Bills Checks, ke. George Miles. claimant
This was libel TO forfeit the property seized, on
tho ground about 20 be carried TO the South TO AID
the in violation Of the act Of Congress and 81 tho
President. proclamation The in its esseatl features
ressmbled tina, OF Mr.. Guthrie. reported last week
Mr Miles asserted that he loyal citizen There WIRE
package, Of gold lace which be did not claim and these
were condemned by default The other property vas n.
stored tho claimant. and the Court gave certificate Of
probable cause
f. Debated Smith for the United States D. T. Msrbury for
claimant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

aiSiArURn ALMANAC.
-uu-Ri,es Sets..........727 Mooa-Ses.. En-
sIaH rHs
sandy Hook. 1921 Gov. Island. 2:l9 Hsl3sts -
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i)ort-uaroens' Nctlte.
Srlrs or New Yoxx.
popr.WAHpySs' OrrtcR. No. iot "sh'~

PoRr.wARpyss OFFICE, No ios Ia
NOTICE is hereby given, IN ace0 S,l .n,;,.I N
...,on Of the Act psssed April lS', snu ~ NsV
- kro,sen!ss the wsnlsns' Oics Of the ron AZ -
YORK. to ali person. Interested in Or s.. ss survey l
subject matter OF such inquiry eism'hs, Nv IL Pet
W.rd.ns aud tina, the said surveys OF mr. notice
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-10

cTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
- In the District Court Of said county.
Henry Miller, Plaintiff, ". Anna Frederick, John
A. Frederick, Philip Bets. Wiliiao n. JIalssll,
w. W. Parker, Frank Pumsr, Solomon Helm
Ly, Lei Davis, Samuel C. Yoang and William
Sadoris, Defendants.
ORIGINAL NOTICE
To the said Defendants
You asd each of you are hereby notified that
there 10 nov on Gle 10 the Office Of the Clerk Of
tho District Court Of Scott county, lows, . psti-
a.ts. Anna Frederick and John 4. Frederick, the
,um o; Eve hundred $1,000 dollars. With interest
thereon from the I'd day OF June, A u, 1858, At
the rate of ten per cent. per snnum. - money que
him on 4 certsin promiss0fy note, executed ~
aid Anna Frederick and John A. Frederick, on
The l4,h day Of June, 1856, and payable on the
l4th dsy Of December, 1859. Said petition also
nrava for tho foreclosure Of certain mortgage on
The following described real estate, situsted in the
connsv o. scott and State Of Iowa. to-wit: Com
mencing City [5O fcct due south o. the southeast
corner 81 10, number four Al Ia block NUN Der ths-
tv-tvo i:2l Of the city o: Davenport; thence run
c;no vast eighty fSol feet thence south twenty
i1Oi feet; thence east eighty. 1907 feet !;
th.nee north twenty l20] feet to the
place Of beginning, executed ~ said Aans Frsde-
lax and John A. Frederick. on the 18th day Of
Juno. A ID, 1856, for the purpose Ut securing the
nsvment Of the above described promissory note.
Now, unless you appear and snswsr thereto %
or before noon Of the second day Of the nsxt term
Of s.id Court TO DO began and holden on the GSst
Monday Of February, A y, 1862, default will b
entered sgainst you and judgment rsndsssd there.
on.
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