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George Francis Trains
SIP T. + CHI
TEE FEDERAL ARMY.

IBgfore the Loadoa Society Of Cogers.l
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

papers, mGepresentsd the opinions, tone, and tenn
per OF The free people Of tho United S!ajeo ThrooBh
such and many other agencies the people were nisle1
and kept in darkness, and their eredniity abused
The severe experience Of the past few months has
taught them lesson, and they DOW sec the Rebellion
with the eyes Of reason.
THE UNION FEELING OF MEMPHIS.
The Union gentleman assures me there 10 no doubt
whatever Of the loyal feeling and opinions Of the
majority Of the citizens Of Memphis. He knows the
community well, and, having talked with them by
the hour on the subject, feels competent 10 'pesk.
lie says ihs national army would be hailed there
with joy. though various reasons might prevent the
revelation OF the feeling lie entrance into the city.
great many persons in Sscessia believe the war
will end in compromise; that the Slave States will
be allowed 10 go out, and that then any expression
OF Unicnsm would render them go unpopular that
they would be compelled TO leave their homes. 30
they are recent Of their sentiments until they see
the end.
The weather has grown quite cool here, and it has
been raining great deal-One good effect of which
is it has freed us from muskeoes and ssnd6ies for
the time being The river is still rising and all
mains dull aud quiet.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

THR C0ScERT SALOONS UNDER IHE NEw Ar
RAyGEAESr.-On Friday night the concert saloons
were strictly under the eye ofthep police. Many Of them
were open. bot mono of them were well patronized.
Curiosity kept nultitudes of young men outside, who
expected 10 see those who inside turned ont, or
taken into custody. The "pretty waiter girls had
vanished from the scenes of their former activity
the attractive features of the concert saloons were
suppressed, the coarse music or attempts at repre-
eenaiions of music and the obscene, witess jokes
we're unequal to the task Of interesting the very
limited audiences. Scores of the girls promenaded
Broadway. cherries and comforless Crowds
gathered around the entrances TO the thnly
audi,oriuuls. The singing and fddling shop under
the Gates had given up business and the proprietor
was busy preparing the chairs tables, bottles, and
other articles for the suctoneer. In several of tho
places called "diyipg beils-basement iree-concert
saloons-girls were found among the patrons, but
Metropolitan Police officers expelled them under the
general order.
Madame Bell said she wished the saloons would
all be shut up. Size said they had destroyed her
former business, aud if they closed she might
resume again with some prospect Of Success. Mean
time .he considered that her best plan was TO sell
lager ana otn0f niid pefeldges, 10 hs 10 Aoep ner
gentlemen friends together.
At the inevitable No. 4i4 Broadway partition
had been extemporzed, dividing the bar from the
saloon, but as ,ho.carpenters had made door in the
partition, which suggested communication between
the bar and the saloon, the plan was fatal, and Su.
perintendent Kennedy detailed an officer # the Four
teeuh Precinct 10 see that the door was kept shut,
and ordered that the division be made complete.
Capt. Williamson Of the Fourteenth Precinct,
Capt. Helme Of the Eighth, and Capt Cnifrey of tho
Fifteenth. were on hand in person at the various
saloons TO enforce the police regulations. The bar
at Nibo's Saloon was closed
The result OF the efforts of the police is satisfactory
20 Tar, and II stgc. surveillance be kept up for
week two, the business will pay 80 badly that the
proprietors will gladly close their doors.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

THY HOSPITAL FOR SoLDlERs-Ihe Hospital,
which h,. lust been fitted up the corner Of soath Fourth
nd F s,teets Jersey City ander The direction OF Mayor
V,u Vor,, ouesed on Friday Tor the reception Of several
soldier, q. IN. sh NewJersey Resimen who fought 20 sal
i.nfiv and ,yero wounded 81 the battle oi Newberu
h bnisinr /. two stories In hsn IS feet 'front.' % lees
aesn "a. vsnlsed end VIII comfortably accommodate
be 40 n.oas Tho soor 10 diyced into three apart
netsoe large for farns smother for surgical opera
| b. anu nurses roo and the third 70. br of the
80 Relief Association. The upper hoor Is divided into
two np,rtneuts filed with wood spring cot bedsesds fur
ntshed with straw mattresses snd bedding The
arc well lighted and ventilated and IN every way calculated
Tor the purpose FOR which 1t need The stororoem
supplied with medicines, bsndsges lint loose gowns socks.
per end various other articles. Arrangements have been
for the furnishing Of food from private hone by
The lOlownsnamed soldiers were brought to the hospital
Friday afternoon:
John W. Dennis FROM Mount Holly. Company c, on the
sick list lsft fJT home Saturday. -
George X. Worth Of TOMS River compsny b. sus.shos
wound IL hight breast and h iefs Tor boSs on ss'u
day -
Wm. z. Burts Salem County. Company sunsho' ~0uns
through the right breast; doing well. n,n.
Jonathan huues Of 6tsnhope Company 4 e'' es A"P"
lind below the knee - .,.. -
John Lorence Of Gouces,er Company po.n 'es no % On
below the knee. Nh Loaoce who Is very n,ese" osi
IA III. one who wh.e being borno OF the heia on ns
ci.ercd the soldiers bs ps''ed theu wv" W ""
,idta NTH ec.h <ss before be leaves
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
HOSPITALS OF sECEsH HOUSES. .

J. c. KzLros, A. A. g., st. Louis: Mound
CITY Hospital s surrounded with water. The hrs'
floor is now being cleared OF patients: Inc a1rroano
inc country /. All flooded for miles. When the food
reeedes the evaporation from standing pools under
hot sun will render that locality in my opinion, sb'
solutely pestilentlal Measures should be taken at
once AZ ST, Louis 10 provide accommodations for the
ten or twelve hundred inmates Of Mount City hos
ujtal who should be transferred coon AS the wa
iers reoede and the deadly malaria commences
rstnd Jefferson Barracks is undergoing altera-
iious for hospital purposes. Could not that be got
In ~ oadiness Ifnot, SecessioH honses st0uf br.
NM. X. STRONG, Brig. Gen. Conn snsins
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
FROM YORKTOWN.
r.rIrnING 4 GIN.


There is an old chap in the Bcrdan Sharp-shooters
near Yorktown, known rs " old Seth lie ~ quiie
N eharacter, and u crack shot-one Of the best III
lie regiment. Ills instrument, as he terms ~, 10
one of The heaviest telescope rifles. lhe 0ner nieh1
ot roll call Z" old Seth was Hon Ell. This WAS
some what unusual az the old chap wa always up to
time A Sergeant went ont to hunt hn W, he BENG
some what fearful that the old maD had been hit'
Alior peranbulnting around In the advance oil the
rickot line, he heard low holloo.' WHO'S
there I" inquired the Sergeant. IT'S me, re.
suondei SETH, "and I've captured Secesii gun.
" Bring il in," said the Sergeant. " Can't do ",
exclaimed Seth.
" COON became apparent ID The Sergeant uli1s oid
seth had the exact range OF one Of the enemy '
heaviest guns aud they could MOI load II for fear oi
hung picked Oh by him. Again The oiG man shouted,
Fetch me n co'uile Of hay,rsacks full Of grub, as
tbis il ms gun End the cssed yarminis shant ire II
ogin wble ine scrimmago lasts. This was done,
and be old patriot has kept good watch over ihat
lun. W. fuct il is clptured gnn.'
REVOLT AMONG tiE IRISH.
4 aesertor, a Young ana intelligent lad, belonging
10 an Alabama REGIMENT, came within Our hnes on
ne 9th. lie confirms the statements OF Tie dee.ft-
inr Rebel Colonel aud Lieutenant who came WHINE
our Inca on our LEFT regarding the refusal o I'm irish
lri,ad, among the Rebel troops u continue III arnn
aeninst The lnon army. The refusal originated
rom tbcir seeing au ris rcgmena tag Oh our side.
Tie sght Of The shamrock and harp OF Erlo around
which the gallant Of the Emerald iee have Tor
centuries rallied with snch devotional nnty, revived
tbe old ie ling oi brotherhood. They sud .hey would
not ig't, and .hey vii pos. The en'Ae pHgade nae
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.
THE GNLOWs In RICHMOSD-TWO SPIES II
Ill

We learn that the sentence Of a court-martial has
been given in this city for the execution on the gal
lows, of two Union spies. who now In jail here.
Their names are John Scully and Price Lewis. They
were arrested in this city some weeks ago. and' we
believe, claim TO be Englishmen. II Is SAID that
of the court ia subject to the Presidents review.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

been disarmed, and 10 etll under arrest. Among the
Jrlsh regiments on orr tide there IL great rejoicing
and enthusiasm at the eonrse taken by the Relel
brigade. ii il were possible 10 increase the fighting
fnro that exie ed among hem previous tLis ovept
II is increased now. They haze a new simulus to
fight for-lhe rescue OF their countrymen new held
prisoners Oh the other sde Of the eueDys intrench.
ments.
A REBEL CANARD.
From The Nelc- OytsaB. Ptoayuse, Spvl7.
CoRIsra, April z, lS52.-Sorgsn, the Captain Of
body of guerFlilAs, bas captured A+j'r'Gen' Buell.
CoRIsrH, April 2, 1s62.-We have gained great
and gloriols victory, we have made oocV prisoners
and taken all the enemys batteries
BEAUREGARD's DISPATCH TO HIS WIFE.
From, The Eeio. OTle7ns Picsyeae AP-n =. ,e.o
FIELD OF Battle TESsEssEE, ApTli Z, ico@'--
God be praised. We have gained complete victory
1 am unhurt pEAOHhoA"D'
THE DGFEEsFs OF NEW-ORLEASs.
From The n. o. Pieoyane sh .,
A correspondent Of 1ht (ya.) D.spatch, writing
from this city, says what follows;
The Mississippi Ia fortified 90 az to be impassaole
for any hostile fleet or hotilla. Forts Jackson ane a
81, Philip are armed with 40 heavy guns US,
pounders, rihed By Barley Britlen, and received
from England. The navigation OF the river Is
stopped by q dam about quarter OF mile IRON
the above forts. No otila OF earth could force thi
dam in lees than two hours, during which IL Wooid
be within short and cross range Of l70 guns OF the
with red-hoL shot, furnaces Tor which nave
been erected in every fOIt and battery.
In day or two We shall have ready two iron
cased hostiDg batteries. The plates are A inctee
thi,b of the best hammered iron received from Eng
land and France. Each irOn-cased battery will mount
twenty 68-pounders placed ss 70 skim the water,
and sinse the enemys hull between wind and
water. We have an abundant supply Of iuceBdiafy
shells. cupols.fdrnaces for molten iron, congreve
rockets and fireships.
Between New.0rleans and the forts there is q con.
slant succession of ear,hworks. AT tie Plain Of
Chalmete near Janins property there are redoubts,
armed with rihed cannon, which have been found
20 be effective at five miles range ditch 80 fet
wide and 20 deep extends from tie Mississippi to La
Cypriere.
Of whom good portion are experienced srtiueTym
and gunners who have seryed 10 the navy.
AZ New.Orleans itsei' we have 80 600 infantry,
aud a. many more qusrered in the immediate neigh
borbood. In discipline and drill they ere far supe-
rior TO the Yankees. We have two able and very
active Generals, who possess entire confidence,
Gems. Mansfield Lowell, and Brig.-Gen Rnggics.
For Commodore we have old Hollns, Nelson IN
his way.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
cotrRT cALyNDAR-Tars p,r.
tUChI LALENUhN
Guuptxp Cor

sUPRIaE CoURT-CIRcUIr.-PARr L-lShort
csnsNos so3 22l i3o7 ass ss15 47ss 54G2 aSl 1913
ss1 572 576s 5e3! 5843 5sS. $751; 65Jl e6O7, e6i 4e5
65 6;s3 6S5 6s+3 7061 7O77 81. 1l27 III PsET IL
Nos ItSt li50 2g2 ?3i. 1896 1854 2o3 2ll0 RIA 2l4
2il6 2is 2i20 7l22 2ies 1880, 2l9C. 2l,a 2l40 2t?.
SrpREnr CouRT-SPEcIAL TERH.-NOs. 45l,
572 2I6 500 SOL so2 sos 5O4 567 5O So 5ll sl2 s
ls5 500 2. ij4 2s2, 500. SIS. 535. l5li 45I
Tho other Courts h4se sdjourued fpr tie term
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
COURT OF COMMON PLEaS-sPEcIAL TEzx.-APn
26-be!ore Judge BEADY.

Mills AT. Brin'ey.--Motin granted.
Glstx asi Hartman Motion to place shorcaas
calendar yTantsd.
Wersrvelt sgt acknowledgements denied
ehuitx .g- Motion granted payment OF 6N
costs
ESeher act Cooper.-notion granted Defendant no: A.
loved TO ioin in commission az asked. -
Bsldwia Ast. MilegMoon granted coadiiionsly. tSee
cririon.l
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

Tn sHrPARD RFGTs.-Col Ferroro OF the Shep-
ard Rides, .,l-t Regiment y. Y. ", well known in
this city, in bis recent report Of l7th ut, to tho Cen
oral Commanding ID Brigade, Gen. Reno, says that
Lis reg iment experienced great difficulty in landing
abou, Il miles below Newbern, n. C., on account Of
the eDemys obstruction by driving piles, &c. After
a march of abou; teu uiles the Colonel and Lieuten
anti olonel went on reconnaissance and while eN
aiming come Rebel works were fired upon. Lieut.
Col Potter was wounded. Returning 10 his regi.
ment, Col L. ordered them forward and taking
position on hill, commenced firing upon the enemy.
bu owing t. the exposed position Of the 5l-t their
loss was severe. The 5lst Pennsylvania came up ss
Reinforcement and fired one volley, when Col. K.
ordered his men 10 charge, which movement they ex
ecnief well and planted the Stars and Stripes Oh the
eueuys rampaTts. Lieui.-Col. Potter, notwth-
standing his wound behaved with great callaniry
and coouess. Major {. W. lie Gendre, who was
dangerously wounded, contributed DO little 90 the
success Of the engagement. Capt. David Il. John-
son. Lieuts Tryon and Mckee, who were wounded,
also behaved gtllantly. Col. +. says: Among the
dead cannot overlook the noble conduct of the Rev.
o. n Benton, my chal lain. la him we have 10
mourn the ose OF "a most uaeful man--one who en-
couraged my mex.ey word and deed on alI occasions
and who did NOT Ngard lis own life while serving
bis country. lieut Geo. ID. Alien Of Company !.
who was in 'auily killed also conducted himself
with great grliantry.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

Capt Francis G. Young of this city Is low ~
Pittabnrg Landing, serving under Gen. Haiieck,
with the nnk Of Assistant QuarIermaster
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
SUPERIOR CoURT-srsKkAL TEsz.-Aprl 2s.-l
all tho Justices


Frederick Schuchardt ct al. agt. New-Yofk ana
New Haven Railroad Company: Emily A. Cns,peey ast tne
same Cars r. Alsop at the Same Charles Inns AL ,ne
Sane Thomas Fielden ct s sgt. Pierre Lahen el al
Orders sppesed ssued vita costs Opinions oJ Boz
worth. c. }. o., T. -
Judymert ssirmed with Opinion by Robertson j.
Char.s X. Gaze 1T al sgt Vim. Bants-Orfss appealed
from reyersed Order be settled days notice 10 de-
ien ndant Opinion by Mcneil. J.
ButcheTs and Drover Bank Of Providence s fredenck
.cob.ou et at j. Bartlett ct al. sg Charlie. Robsrson-
Judvnent affirmed with costa Opinions by Mcneil J.
Elep Rourke sg, Henry Hart-Order and judgments sp
peaed from .tTmed with costs. o iBion by honcll J.
John w. Geary s Davis ID. Page st Order sppeAed
from affirmed With costs Opinion BY Aonel-
SPECIAL TERs-APRIL 9.-BeioFe Justice hoscRIEr.
DECISION.
Francis s. Coughlan agt. Wm. B. Dinsmore, &c.
case and smendnen,s settled ard left In CeLs Once
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
Ln rs HoME ron TBE SICK AND WouspEl
SoLpwns.-At q meeting Of ladies, held at the hous'
Of Mrs. George Opdyse, on Monday, April n, 1862
The following resolutions We're passed.

Of Mrs. George Opdyle, on Monday, April u, 1852,
the following resolutions We're passed:
Hssor,d The ve - undrrised, constitute ourselves
Hoaii OF Dectors oE The purpose Of es'Aoshins ho.ps
entitled TIE aides liout 'or SICK md wounded so,die.
Reiotes tfat we hfeo, teFep IN ra.ituds rom hl,
the Cy OF N,wi tne offer Of that portion e ,he bnid
e nor a. rresen' occufet hy the North Es.ern Dspec
s4ry, thc waIas oi wns,n ,i accsn noa'te 200 beds
Ro,rf That re tender our thanks a tic Board ot Mans
-rs tie Noh-tss,eFn Dsporsry the prompt snd no
es slncf g. which Toy have ueJ III. yi3es sod accedei -
ihes 81 the ledes FOR TIE iuiheTAnce Of their chsrshe
H ~ that so rurn our sincere thank to Dr. sstsr-
lee uied states ruyeyor for hs timely co-operstton Ia
ii.llus bed, d ledg and ohes Telllstes ieF tie sc
| cormoln'iou Of ioo sol3er.
aeso'r,e ILst tie following professional gentlemen ate
In',,1 riat 81 D. Jo.-gh NJ. Smith. " d.. Edward Van.
serpoei NJ D., CClsal,n. Pbysicir1' Valentine h9,t'
l. y A. Consulting Surgeons; Alexander Is. Mott, NJ d.,
srfyeol to the Home tnd Medical Di,ecoT Jo9n D.
4.',ndins .eian; Walter cS,swe r. D.. ioq.e fhy.i-
s,.; Jessc- D. PIT, Junior wAiser.
Piste room. vii be prepared .or wounded oeers. Amy
notify the Medical Dsctor ot the Home" at his private
resuues No 20 Est 4, nth street Of the arrival Of such
sr wounded soldier, ey wish TO place In the lns,
Mr1 George opdyke President Mrs. I'sac Ferris Vice
President; Mrs. Valentine Mott First Dr-cIess Mrs EJ.
ward Vandeposl second DIeetress AiGs A NJ. Fellows,
Third Directles. airs. j. V. sron lrea,gIe.
BY order Of tic Board. h Il. DWIGHT Secretary,
lUt IAilter tOAipohJt htilri bubtNA-
field e. Co., have generously offered to deliver st the
" Home" free of charge, all packages consigned to
their care, M either OF the Offices, No. Gl Hudson
street. No. III Broadway and No. 5i2 Broadway.
OaE HUEDRED AND FIFTY REBELS DROWNED.
A letter from Fort Wright to The C.RcsnnGti Com
merciai, dated April 20, says:
Marion llukil, pilot who was captured at
Island No. 10, informed one Of our po,s, Ham
Ianlin, captain of the Lake Erie. thai during the
storm which ragged 90 faarfuly aud fuiously at No.
TO- Cairo and all along this section Of the country,
a few days since, 80 of the enemy were drowned
while trying TO cross Reefoot Lake, in the storm,
on ierryboa and rats constructed for the purpose
Of making good their retreat from Island No. ~.
Commander John l.. Worlen is slowly recover
ing from the injuries he received during tue nSh'
with tue Merrimac. Several of Wordens friends III
this city are subscribing money toward the purchase
of farm and homestead for him. Those VINO wish
to contribute will lind subscription lis,s nj The ONCE
of tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company, and ~ E ~
G. w. Bluns's, No. I79 Water street
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COuRr-spEusL TrRS-ArAn %'-ssf'"
Justice BARNARD.



Justice BARsARD.
THg CONCERT sALOoss-JuDGE BARNARD w ih'
REPORTERS.
In the matter of Josephine Bailey.
The case of the habeas corpus upon which the no
s;Or waiter gill Canterbury Hail. coming on ct II ocl0es
this morning Judge Barnard made The following rems'ks
The case Of Minke which down for tsl 10 me
Oyer ard Tenner today will he postponed by tho action OF
tbs Court would not cit to-day, Is sm III with nesa-
ache and cold and should no. lave down was NOS
isom tho fact thst connected with Is w. y.
Daily Ts, belonsnr css of persons who veTy p op~
eTy belong to establishments which kseps such u.s.
hss thou sh 81 10 their sper Nh 20
the 1t saloons shs tho efoe msks ord-r that
shall 20 sdia.sd inside this ains Hing '''''' "
tsAe At q 4 us natter it,e matter o. no tmpeTssnce
"a for hdesd have become accustomed to things
that but he yndctse animosy OF sucb st OF serm;n
who ae actually curse and nuisance 20 society mi't %
checked and SC lopgS sge the power shall eIercise II
All nos gong 10 bo sahled without any prcvocs
on by sst Of lfWonsies perons nor sm going to per-
M any person without any character or honest cng TO re-
view action in advance for the purpose Of forcing odg
ent IL opposition 20 my wishes or TO enable men si.hoas
any hascier ssocnsib'y decent standing g. society," to
control Ii, udiciery Of s Se II has deyeners ed s ast
into Dosed nuisance and had th. eas before me- should
psrenptony isue beach warrant I6 impri'on TIE party
uilty OF H. and give notice tbst hal npsop the party
sho s guilty Il there ia power enough in the Supreme
gnese remarks were received with applause which was
promptly checked by the Court and cresfh lin.
Hr Hhitebesd Assistant D DTict-aitorsey, remskrd that
In he of the habess copu. Of phpe Bailey IN iev
Of the N health Of ,hs Court spd also OF the sct M ne
couu eel for tie Juvenile Delinquent Asylum bad only esa
the law tis morning he would suggest posponenept Of tbe
Ca ill council better prepared 70 argue iLe irser
Judge Barnard suggested hs It would probably De oette,
to have the cSse heard the fret instance u the oeneIS
Term on the fret Monday OF May next.
1hi, course was assenied 10.
Asr the spectators hsd e tho Court Judge Barnard re-
turned the Bench and addressed the reporters t"h' were
writing out their reports at the tablet as follows;
10 rtspest the matter which before me tbs nofno
deem proper 70 state that DO eot reer to the .w sIo
era recognizing them be u cass Of gentlemen Tar as tneu
treatment OF IL concerned refer 10 the fenny'snDef
who go around getting up sepssou articles can only ssy
that have the pleasure ing r OF seven o the
lth. law reporteI) and esteem them TO De gentlemen
dd no, intend az nv retlLss would imply TO refer
70 them bu. refer those who, for the purpose OF
m.kng Is cents 90 around tho city TO get up ssnsaii9A
aItclsa. .
Before Ju,,ice BALoos
DEcIsl0Ns
Thomas Fielden ct al. sgt. Alex. Csselli ct al
Demurrer % second de,erse In soed with costs
but defendants nsy amend their snswer on tho usual terms
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
nr nEnEL scOUTs.

Gen. Pors captur.d three Rebel scouts tbs morn
irg who had cro..ed over 20 the Arkansas ,hore,
w,tl the interlon II remembering, ana now has
them IN camp They a,e, Of course, retiecnt IN
regard 10 Tie plans, purposes, aud opinions of Tn.
Ccniedertes, bat ssy they viii 'gAi TO the death
they alvay do lletoGcIiyaud touiA'lo our preSiou'
efforts are juvenile amusemoLs ooapalcd TO th'
labor involved il tie reduction Of tO1 Pillow.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

Situation Of I,r Nstiorui Tl0diia before
Snd Aner ihe Rsttic az shiloh Son,s.i-
ned firing al she 5loriErs- @rospeci of
the Next Fcw Week. JLeosIng oI toe
0Mcers OF Ghc ! loct- t-sin,Cmcnts ol " IL
izen Of Mcmphis Rebel Opinion Of Co
rreisb-EGeet OF the DisioyaI NsFth6rn
Prcss-The Union ceiling OF Memphis.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

Thomas Fielden ct al sgt Alex. Caselli ct al
Demurrer % second deere In sustained with costs,
bu deenisnis nay amend their tho usual terms
Before Justice lSGRAHAa.
Eew-York aud New-liaven Railroad Company
AIT Robert SCHUYLER ct tal.-aemcrgrds for counsel