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, 1862-08-02

H. To- sia 10 's aa.te1; I'd lie, .es ss
i; 1tea. them 10 60 ont, one regiment .c'lin<t
scsnndTe,s i6eIs Ss'i is one order taey -
ard that's the oEder to ee.rxal1 r~s' .erl VISA
ted zae By an eys sine:s TINT The: I'd glotions
regiment which Chicago eess to IT, = under ths
sSlikat Col White va pressed dor.. py thees OF
four regiments Of the enemy ann .as retiring II
good e!ns1. BE colonel crying on. .9esdy. oSy*,
ihe *hole line: and ssk,ng uf his hsz,
&C.. &c Of aeys as cbss9ox tms = ss9y ss,
nre. and marched on to = great and glorious vfc-
! tory: NUE IsnatEnbeE Waat yt.u ese nHhuug 1or.
YonA Ale fighting for your urconssftntfoa.f't sit tatt
Is dear 70 3on-5or youy Hiyet Aud your chit
dlcn-~ for eisil and zelgioas l'ber1Y-lp1 yoat
| grand expeltnent Of Eovesnnent-f5r the ta.sr-
n3 se Su. ri oD in sa ee
hss been hsad. i daaa s. "a aen snn"rtai Tor tasl
9.snoses einttt1 ss uud ii Vim: nupes ses
nzsa upon Il. Whsi tJea of ,he worid ~ rivesed
esTou. oa 1aa e. Il &, 0sa'g se M ss!Sft
those old pststas eizea who struggled ronnd .hou
s & baates a a saa Is I'd;
asne gloifons :ld dsx winch u nos. % vss 4 ths
continent. and sslsnd, and Aea unde< 1be who'll:
[ heavens a. the beat and almost un1y emblem q,
| hn1ot aod freedom. {APpAufo}
Now let me addrese su5relfto the foreigners who
| Ase here Lst ne refer 10 m incident III the his
tory Of The country that yoh all Know. Do ynu
| remember That AWAY npon = aiHt&ut sea. The
| ceksi oi Smyrna. When q foreign born citizen. 4
AuuSaz1Ani and who considered bis danut
eli Ia this county wAs elAtmed by th1
| Anetrtsn SID taken AboA7d u their ship that cAp
tain lngrAhann lerelled hts guns on the Austttaz
. | veetel And faiaed the American dAg1 DO you re
! member how the Austrian m1tznnred and e4nl
back before the ever gturio1s ST. "a and asrlpea
> | {Chee1el and toH even the unnnsutsftxed tot
| e.Rner hs8 the protection of this tag which Wa
hopost6 throughout The wor,df
Theta Il aDolhez Incident to whteh ~M refer
l. nuInk one Of the tntnrltueus rev0}u1lunA in Ms1
leo. Mhle Joseph t. Foinsstt former eecretxTy q
. var nnder Gen Jtcksou% vas minister 70 Mexico
| The city OF Mex.eo wes taken hy assault. The II
vudt1e- Atter they hxd got wtthla the city wal
| aet ed vhere the leading men Of the city hAd x
| cEeted themselves It wa2 fo1ud that thef ha
sopght the hontt OF the American ~
haeeatof as their nnly place 1t feinE.
III They marched 70 the hou>e. ther le,
: eed thesE cannon upnn it, and Ar. Poiaeett HAys
( !n that n. ment Of extreme peril. ~ my onl
> refuge. AesEtd the pationzj AaS. ran QUO opo
d the ha1rnI. unfoided the Starr 2ud Stripes IA
a stood beneath them. n 4 moment every mueks
l. fell; Thzee cheers were Ktreh aud the han
d ! ill., Shall this 4ag be trailcd Ia the dusi
q fcs3es "Ho.s1 Shall ass gls1ios
d ets1p be- -airadsa and seattersd 4
10 | confusion over ethe Eaoe OF. the aaftl
H. ;Ras :, BY .theG f.eseIng nf = Almighty Go,
h5 tbs aae&osaes :oa o0f eatheses By ske Kaea
, 1862-08-02

WANTED-To Rem. Tot n-t
" lesa tbsn sa5teo. ttn butld = a,ce c.tt,1e :ut
tdiatef. sduth Of H. x3e street and c.<t pf C7t1n
nor,h Of Harrison STREET toe COT ess tban Tn .ra.t
On h{Eh sandy spf. E10t neighbHsh+ad- Aid e-s
et.'the tsrms sud locskun Post ofacs Bux 6s3- -
, 1862-08-02

EWanted to know the whereabouts Of
Dr.. Louis Kormondy. who entered some rife
corps IN this city year ago last May. Ad-
dress TAIRUNE office.
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board or ALDERMEN.

The Board Of Aldermen met last evening, tue
pr,siieut Mr. HtSRi, in the ehalT.
A communication, received from The Mayor, af-
pointing VIM. Boyce inspector oi es-eis IA pace %
Andrew Steehan, vas laid over.
NJ. GtNEr aid he would never vote FOR the con.
fru,afion Of Republican for Office; aud 81. FRO
-ENr charged that combinations bad been made WIN
Republicans by Democrats, and he believed, Tor
improper purposes.
4 communication from the Controller shows the
balances in tue City Treasury GA The lIth March to
have been $3.50, 5i2 %.
Tine tax levy. rs amended by the Board of Coun-
imen, who adhered To their iVfihei ac'!Vn' WAS
taken up. 800
Mr. GEygr moved that the Board Of Aldermen adj
here to Ito former action.
Mr.. DAYroS moved az an smenciEeni, t1at the
Board recede from its former action. Adopted to 3.
Mr. BRADY moved TO concur with the Coaneilmen,
and the adoption OF the ordinance.
Mir. GpsFT moved the substitution OF the Con-
trolers budget for the ordinance amended by the
other Board. This was amended go ss TO include
the recommendations made by the Mayor si6ce the
budget WAS submitted by the Controller aud adopted
IA g.
A resolution was thereupon adopted, directing the
CLERK of the Common Council 10 transmit 70 the
Sneaker Of the Assembly aud the fresiten. OF the
Senate the budget sforesaid.
paper from the Board OF Councilrneu, IN rela-
ton to iron.olsd versels was referred To tho Com
mittee on National Affairs.
An Intellectual effort was made TO get the report OF
Messrs. Wslsh, kromept, and Hall, the Committee
Oh Cleaning Streets-preseuted Elk weeks since
before ~ Board Messrs. GENET and Bo0LE op.
posed il, and Mr.. WALSH believed The report showed
that the Common Council could ebroea.e the Hack
ley contract. Adjourned TO Monday.
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ASSEMBLY.

Several petitions were presented against .le oii
relating to the dividends Of hfe Insurance companies
On motion OF Jr. McMULLEN. the bill was re
committed TO the Committee on Insurance.
Messrs. SMITH and LEAMY presented petition'
Against the broadway Railroad. =,
Sir. DU rCHER made a minority report from the
Railroad Committee against State aid 10 tue Albany
ard Susquebanra Railroad, taking ground that the
lill war Unconstitutional The report Was read and
laid on the table. -.
On motion of Mr.. SCHOLEFIELD, the majority
report was taken from the table and referred " 'he
Committee Of the Whole $50.
Mr.. BENEDICT reported favorably on the bill
TO amend the Charter of the City Of Brooklyn:
On the motion of Mr. BENEDICT, which was
advocated by Mr. DARCY, the bill was made the
special order for "Wednesday next.
The bill TO prevent the fraudulent use OF butts
barrels and hoeshesds was reported adversely
1he report was agreed to, and the bill reJee.ed.
The bill to tax dogs WIS reported fsvofaoiy.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Bv Mr.. McMULLEN, TO amend the charter oil the
Long Island College Hospital.
~ Mr. O'BRIEA to amend the act IN relation
to the rights and liabilities OF owners and occupants
VI buildings.
By Mr.. GEER to amend the excise law.
Mr.. OGDEN called up the resolutions IN favor OF
the abolition OF Slavery IN the District oil Coiumoa
and made extended speech against ola'efy, III
~ pport of the resolutions.
Mr. MURPHY denounced agitation of the subject
when the busness OF the STATE wac neglected, And
there Was not time 10 pass necessary measures
demanded by the interests Ok the STATE.
Mr. pRYNE moved 10 amend, to extend tie same
principle t. the abolition Of ali Territories under tho
control 0. the Government, Of Tic United Satef. lie
made an extended speech il favor OF total abolition,
holding that DO u.su could hold property 10 man.
unless be could show title-deed from God
Almighty.
Mr. LEWIS declared, az Democrat, that be had
always been oppOsed 60 human serNiiude. lie dep-
rocstod the asiiatlon OF questions here belonging
only 70 Congress, at tine when be Speaker has
been compelled 10 urge through the llonsc Grind
ing Committee in order 10 forward the necessary
busin-ss OF legislation. In order 10 give tie gentle
ineu from Yates and WAYNE an opportunity to DO
more thsn talk on the subject lie offered an amend
ment in favor OF the abolition by Congress OF sav-
ery in all the States south of Mason END Dlxons
line.
Mr.. ALLEY moved TO lay the resolution on the
table. Lost-il TO -.
Mr.. CALLAHAN moved the previous question.
Lo-l-3l to 10.
ON motion Of NJ. PIERCE the subject was re-
r,t;ed 10 the Committee on Federal Relations.
Several bills were moved forward mainly OF
local character.
Mr. o BRIEN made humorous motion TO adjourn
in honor Of ST. Patrick's day. Adjourned.
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FEARFUL ACCIDENT ON THE CAMDEN
and ANBOY RAILROAD.

A startling accident occurred on the Camden apd
Amboy Railroad yesterday morning az the oeeek
train from Philadelphia was on its way TO Amboy.
The precise locality Of the accident is not stated BY
informant, but the material facts set forth are.
that the engine of the track, tearing up soepeF1
rails and earth and dashed down al embankment
that the tender WAS broken into atoms the baggage
ear next TO the tender thrust from the track, and
somewhat smashed. Tle fireman was The only per-
SON injured, having sustained numerous cuts and
bruises. TIE passengers got out and examined The
,rac. scme distance beyond where the accident took
place and tappesrs that they found the rails uneven,
one sunk below the other much as an inch, and q
some of the Jennings an inch and half. A farmer
living near The road had informed them that be had
discovered these faults before, and had notified The
man in charge of that psr of the track but that they
had not been remedled.
The locomotive and tender were complete wreck.
At Au.boy the engineer was arrested; and on The
steamboat between Amboy and this city the passsp-
Qers held meeting and adopted resolutions exeus
patiue the engineer Abner listen, from all blame In
the premises and charging the Company with cTinr
NIL neglect in leaving their rails IN . condition
which hazards the life of every passenger travelling
on the road The resolutions set forth that bui os
the efforts Of the engineer every one Of them mgbt
have been killed.
The fact that large numbers Of the solden going
southwark, and quantities Of materials Of various
kinds FOR the army, pass this road renders 1t Of
come importance to the people that the Company
keep their road in proper repair, 80 A. 70 guard
a sains tie dangers which. under the bes; circrn-
stances, are possible on railroads.
IL lie fortunate circumstance tina. IL the csse here
recorded no lives were lost.
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was well DONE and that though the feast began yes
,erday, /, was to-day before it was finished. Judge

was we'll DONE and that though the feast began yes
terdav I, vas to-day before il was finished. Judge
DAILY nresded. and made a brief initiatory Speech
after Which appropriate addresses were made by
Richard O'Gorman esq, and Judge John IL Dfaoy'
Abou. 900 guest were present, and after the ainne'
proper bad been disposed Of, number oil 'A'ies'
friends Of the guests, entering the snpper-room were
accommodated with places, and listened most ENJOY.
;ngv IN the speeches 4 fine band was present, ana
tl,e national Irish airs were continually called 'or
and as continually received with hearty, enthusiastic
applause. ,. .v IN
cgLEBRATIoS OF ST. PhTRick's DAY IN
s.. Pairicks Day was duly observed IN BROOKLYN
by the different Irish Societies, among them the An
Gent Order Of IIbernians, the South brooklyn
Father Mathew Temperance Society, The E1n FRA
terna Benevolent Association, and the LongSuoie,
men, al Of which paraded through tue prlpctai
arrests during the forenoon and proceeded 10 new-
York in the afternoon TO participate ia the display
made 10 That city. Each Society appeared IN resa-
liz with banners and flags flying and bands oil mi'ic
playipp, TIE Erin Association, before marching
ser,,ss the river passed through tho City Hall Park
and were reviewed by ibe Mayor ARD Common
The 81. patrick's Society Of Brooklyn celebrated
their thirteenth anniversary at Montague Han III
the evening with grand supper The Common
Council having adjourned one hour earlier than
nsta 70 enable those members who desired 10 par,ic'
ipate, large proportion awaited themselves Of the
opportunity. The chair was occupied by the Presi-
dent, Charles Franks, esq, and amer supper az
dresses were made 10 the regular osss by the iol-
loving gentemen tho Rev. Mr.. Fagan responded
10 "fhe Day we Celebrate" Henry MeCiosks.y,
esq. To "I1laGd" Alderman Terrain to . The
Poets and Poetry Of ireland" SIR. Perkins to Z" The
Array and Navy" Bernard Hughes, eeqy to The
Men Of % and Mayor Kalbhcisch 70 The City
nj Hroohlyn" A number of volunteer tOass were
drank. The evening psssed on pleasantly, snd all
Appeared TO enjoy themselves. There were about
10 gus SIS present.
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AGoyrR.xFsT Contractor ron F0RT L.fsy.
KrrE.-Mr. Amy the enierpri-ng AGENT for TIE
State OF Connecticut in New York Civ reports that
bis attention was called on Tuesday lnsi to the water
caske which were furnished by y certain contractor
for tie lhp City of NewYork, Oh board OF which
the 18Th Connecticut Regiment 10 sail from New
York. They were all oil-casls, in filthy condition,
which would have rendered the water pulrid in
abort time-and thus be instrumental in injuTing the
health of, if not poisoning, fhe troops. Mr.. Amy
took immediate steps to have the contractor arrested
sla eOuAled ~ iort Lafayette. Hartford Coutr.
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED RoBBER.-A young In.
rlshrsa giving his William Weston, was srerse
a. the Jersey City Depot yesterday morning having con
sdrsni- quscy of Jewey snd other articles IN h pee
session. supposed have been the proceeds Of ROBBERY
Tic accus-d who well dressed stopped st Tie essiss'
House IN Jersey City on Friday night - . lodser
BuRGLARY.--Rx. Alderman Tilden's clothing store,
No icO Newark avenue Jersey City broken open %
Sunday night and goods valued 800 were carried sS
1ha ..na .tare was tobbra lew wesks since.
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Albany Live stock Market.

Y
W, have pev-. before Cato nsras' to be 50
completely dss.rspsed - y y ms wees eNms "a "a.
wes'heI The rain o. fias sni se,.a,y - he e eos
,id.r-hly although droves Sums coutainirs Len. 49,
head drivea scTo,' m 'ey sss'ipi R,osS Com
rany Tie fesI. however. pretty gene alis
aas n. lee would 70: povs .isni .sSss Ne, Nb@y
,eesraphs6 west to have as many |. pe',o he It'd
.hipn en;s therefore. toos obi, route, whe H ss bs
whom Ills failed 10 reach, sent tn.' 's. W.. A.
riyrr IS tsey r"acbed here NE ~. a. .olr.
hany consequently yec' hsre ana ous ny 80, ~ s
on Another o. tie iisasasenen = We s ~ As
tain. on the Central Railroad caused by we a,s
Railroad Tune. under tie anal Just 70 10 as ,so "a
Yesteedey morning the track there was be zen ofts
fst under wa'eI ne wsef eoses In con,ear.scs
and .xu gushing the nre OF the euxnes ~ we ret
OF tas detention. the trains dec 81 noon yes ,ba MD
In at DARK, aud were nos expected n1e" eH"'' '
Inc total receipts over the Central Tor me We, M.
mated ~ 2O0 head There 70 no ", ,.Sias thss
hnvers rom NewYork we'll as tfon VIC ~ ~
al aara "a pa, even the low ls.e' d is &
fex went West sud bought up dfoyrs 80 AZ The dsoyers
ps sr o la,srtou OF soing through T'h 70 "a.
they hnd they aa, eel a. "a over including q, bss',
,see.ps seoui "o ~ ashb. heretofore noticed oy 10
an .irc TIE total $50, ssAinst W a. ..ious
pHioE,-Ths follswhs are 'ss Ib,: w,rs. Ls,twesl
Pr,miam............'''''''' go" iydI .i0il
F,ts ~ I43,
s,r.t ouslity ...........'''''''''SfSf 49,,
Second quality ....''''''''''''''S ?,e2l
Thd aus n,. f.. transactions, su-on. 10 ioei'''
ths ,,ns r ., strictly premium lndiana st &c ~
=. !, oa9 n, These taken iof the A isN'"i i -
A. sin. bought from Mr Clay Il extra T,ssa :.
. ~ y sv,y,g. IssT ~. Aso, 81 'sir hessy ;. "a
~ ~ m sverige 500 II. Also, IA yIint n. aye:
Iia sverige lois T.. also. 81 good 90 " NV ."
ago 1880 ~. IT, os .. e,,,s n DC g. n, average
,boo u. ,.,.r,,.r. AZ spy head ayesss
200 IL. , 80 rr,,bi,,n AZ SO. = &c tvefes'
l2Yid u, a fair State =, 9io q ~ avsrsse iS D.
!; ~ 49,. n t,t Csuadi a. go a bees, & ,,ou TIE
=. weather has been pretty - y. - n-i,. us
'ss a.. but the supply OF Sheep 10 hE"" -"
| yit,,r. notice able chang. -. s,ieys
-, 4 sweeney report bt lin; 20 i0' 70 10
- =. ~ ~ Ia. sveIaEs.......'.'''''''' le1 4
80 - si. H. H. aSeTa.c...s...s''''''''' =. 10
50. ~ "a o. a. no 70, sYaras. :'...'''''''''
60 t,., lots are hne wooded -. ,..,,.l rsetsO
,,'., Iloos--Nery iittie doing me w.. l.,vy At
-. dawn nom the niafssl srd tnr 49,, Tas cniy
osN ~ Gle y Ia from ast weeks ;-,sb state -
~. ',""ort,i on safurdly was a sniA4l ps'Vo' -
..c.--l Alta. aid Argus
Tu,ry C,cGlir ~ rHE AcT.-N an I'm intsn,op =
- ,noruiug Ohcer Walsh Sffenea Jon , kau. Ne
,ryius away non. the house u - - nd ssolsa
~ t1b avengr quantity OF c,othihs -, hao.s JuS
~ H. h-liwsy valued at = 50 lie Wa ~, bsA
.is. oa.cAsubu sh AID es.-l.ss. ~ ss.s-''
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NEJV-JERSEY ITEMS.

A VILLAGE TO BE sEAELY DEPoPrLarIp.-h 70
stated that on and before the LIST of Nay about 300
families will migrate from the village OF Permont 70
jersey City. This is owing to the removal Of the
machine shops OF the New-York and Erie Railway
Company from Pierlnont to the new terminus u We
Loug Dock, midway between the Jersey oiyn
Hoboken ferries. Tie influx OF 60 many iamis
has caused great demand for dwellings IN that 70
cali,y, aud whole blocks OF modera'e-priesd dwell
ings are spginging up with great rapidly. One man
has eontr.c, for building sixty two-sioy wooden
houses.
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CALIco-DREss BArL.-A calico-dress ball for No
benefit OF families of volunteers from Hud-;n County
is to take place a, the Hudson House in jersey City,
on the 9th of April.
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ForSpERY At HoBoKEy--It is stated that 90
iron firm from Pittsburgh, Pa, who have large
contract for making cannon for the Government are
about to erect one OF the largest folndenes VI us
country, to be located at Hoboken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18
NETWORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE. ALBANY, March IL, 1862.
EVENING SESSION

EVENING SESSION.
NJ CONNOLLY introduced bill authorizing the
appointment Of 200 additional Notaries Public.
By unanimous consent the bill was read through
the bird time and passed.
The bill authorizing the Supervisors Of New York
to create County Court House Fund was ordered
to third reading; alro the bill amending the gene
raj Insurance, providing among ober matters, that
foreign Insurance Companies dong business In the
State shall deposit security.
Progress was reported on the bills for altering the
Map Of the City of New-Yors, and organizing
State Ldnstic Asylum for insane conyiets. Add.
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COURT CALENpAR-rnu IA,

SUPREME CoURr-GEsgRhL TgRM.-No. ~
278, 200 TO 1S2 2Ss to 23a, $50 70 so, inclusive.
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUJT.-Par I.-Nos 561
1888. 1899. 1868. 1854 as. lIO6, 3l6.
SUPREME CoUR1-SPEcIAL TERn.--Demurrer-
No a. Issues OF Law and Fsct-Noa 49, 49, l3o. la n
40 sl9 300 4H 49, 49, 49, 400 <6l 49, 49, <e6 >67
UNITED STATES DIsTRIcr CoURT.--The Admi.
rey Calendar will be taken up and continued the fsmsls
Of the term.
SUPERIoR COURr--Tial Term-Part Nos.
1873 l21,i 1881 6ot 1851 263 1921 1872 1884, 1888 1888
1881 i3J. 1913 lass Par: II Nos 1916 1910 500 1904 la
i;40 yt1 ls lSts la1o sSl 1854 1856 1885 1860. Part
lU-Nos Z+3 6l3 1863 5s7 i5s1 l5s9 1851 1882 1855 1857
1888, 1861 1868, 1865 1851 Pat Iv-Nos 3l9s 1870 f52e
HE teo, 1861, 1884, 1860. iss l572 1874. 1875 1873 1880
COMMON PLEAs.-psrt Mos. 949, 4y7. 953 95I.
sos S7s 1885, 9s7, 9.s s5e go a3 9Ss s45 H7 Pax H.
Nos AS 1885, s2l GIL 6s9 sl$ SAL <s 80 81 49, 60 SOL
6s4, 6s3.
KI.Gs County ClRcUir CoURr.-Nos. IO7. llS.
H. i2e l27 1885, 1856 49, ISS, I4l, lt1, l l l iT la
$50, 49, Isl, 10, 15t. lJ6
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des Il may be remembered that the little a.l W. srr..s
time for stealing childens hing from he ~
robe Of on. Of the public school Tie case wss m on ~,
when the Court sdjouned
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LAZY INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COVRT-Gxysn.r TZRs.-Ntron l7.Befors
Justice. I,GEApAs, LEoSsKD. snd CthsSr.

SUPREME COURT-GsysH.L TZRs.-N,rrn lI-Boiore
Justice, IsGEAHas, LEoSsND. snd Cthsss
nEsPoNsmIiIl or cOMsoN GAMBLERS.
Patrick Foley sgt. W. l.. Suiherberry ., ai.-Tbis
effects Of p.iuf who with hi, ,@y were tengeTs on
holrd tie ship t0nstit.o from Liverpool T. Sc hort o.
Sc the passengers were landed BY gbter une chest
property o. the plaintiff wAie beng tra1scrtd tom sue
ses', os; orehord Another chest ne va npsled
- ave on beard Nose On the production az tho second
cn-st IT tie dock e fonnd 10 have been ned neiy
M ~ cou-ut suit brought for he value tue articles
sua verdict given ior tie paintn Tor hl,s 50. De
rud.nts counsel ook eac-Dticus and nes s being &c
MED At spe l -rn a. eppesl wa- tsSr Tho case "a,
heard this tncfniar snI th- Court iEnd TIE judgment Of
more the sexual loss by erTor a. tie computation New
m ordered eyor oosis @ abide event uu.s'. plaintiff,
remit within twenty days Ga but sl!s, In winch
case Judgment affirmed, with cosfs
Ca.aszgs-aAHcH iI-Be.Oic Justice BARNARD.
DfCisIONs
Wm. II. Russell et vi. agt. Charles I. james,
No Ion ienisi on condition. otherwise granted.
Henry T. Teibs e, a. az. Nni H. Wells o. a.; Same ssl
Ssae--M oiions denied. with = n costs
Jane. O. toncy az, fa,.Ics Mcsride.NoOn granted on
paw ent OF 20 tia fee and -iv cost. Of motion within ten
DAYS JsiGn,n. 20 stand a. security.
Pan A. Curtis - 81. sg Nuns0u ; Peet charles Gillespie
at Wilson Small 1T al'io,iors denied
s. Bullock s. al. T. + fon.in,on 81 al Thee. IA.
vetier.in & a. as Henry Rodwald g., ct sL-Metions
Isnt.c, With : 10 cost,
ton denied; costs, go. to abide event Of so,ion
frtlsl Le in.araaos Company sy Henry Bowsn Q, o.
Ip .e ARA H. Moore Order granted
Euir Hines sgt. Sherwood e. Emes-An sSldsvit @,
o,h-r proof b. arnishod hst the adultery
nted b. the pryy consent OF thu pArtd in other
spects "a. Gaze Is Il ad- out.
Gco T. Kellogg sgt Jo.~ph r. Greene Referene- ordered
20 t.Ae proc. OF the den4Sid etc
Joseph psnson se, ResArd h. Bowne Motion sTsn.ed
pslise viii in hive days TO tic security costs, Coss u
oeoFse ". Msrtln sst VIM d. emleuo-,Io,isn granted
Wu Meme, s.t Ca.'les Cgei.snsru-Comi.son sransed
with stay u poeeodins ON giving the security meooned IN
| ths aihdavlt
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPxcIaL TsHA.-liARcB i7.-Bske,.
Justice RospRrsos wv
DECISIONS.
Margaret Schlos agt. Martin Wohlman.--Wr:t "A
inquiry 70 issue
Ludwig Forge sst Henry orspUndersiins on inaDc,,o,
approved
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-rnAr Tasn--MAHcs II
Before Judge Ba,DY.

TVJIiIT aK NIalOI- VT
This wss Oh action 10 recover S.OUOJ damages for
injuries which tie p,alf alleged be had anea by reason
IA. neglect OF the defendants Keep tie sidewss on ths
south sde Of Twenty sixth street between tue Ninh sd
Tenth avenues in repair Upon the thai 'pprnci tAt IN
1886 the plaintiff policeman asd that Wi fnniny IN
puru.t OF person who had s.sbbrd snoinef lie nt s
foot hoe tue Sidewalk aud toll The Pla.nth clared
that hy tins m no inferred his ei ee 80 severely As 10 pro
duce perusnent anouess aud paltis psiaNs % TIE h1n
Tho defendaEt the contrary, Claimed 80 no isnehess
were real hut sssanet i' Jury cs.'eod
Sherwood s;tory for plaintiff HI H. Anderson for Coro
ration.
COURT OK GENERAL SESslONS-M.K0s i7.-Before
judge McCuNN
Mary Damn was brought ny for trlli on charge
~ ntcs he, t, ont aud steal IN order 90
pesuIe a,spsy 70 Aeep hsr provided with m aud ei !1A'
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BROOkLTN TIE MS.

4. S. Fal'er, Nurserymsn Brooklyn, has just is-
-red his So Ing Catalogue. Il appears 10 have been
prepared " iib great care, aud tan be obtained from
him without charge, ave postage, by any one IN
want n gnis fo- selecting gTape vines, 'ruits,
& wering sigubs, &C..
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MEXICAN NEW S.

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