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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-18
AYERS
SarSaparilla

FUR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And for the speedy cure Of ths following complaints
Scgofula and scrofuJ us AfFoct ns q uuh
as TumOrsl Ulcers, Sores, Eruptions,
Eimples, Pustules, BlOtches, Bous,
Hl1sns, and all Skin Diseases
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-18
DR. PtuMHR,

Assembly OF tbis important denomination in
THE cOunrg. When the war f,ss broke out,
some persons expressed doubts of the LOYALTY of
sue Doctor, and their fears of bis sympathy With
the rebellion. Violence was at times threatened
him hy self-constituted vigilance committees.
The matter seemed 10 die away for awhile. only
to break out In more serious light. His case
has already been before bis Presbytery twice.
and as bis request it meets again the 18Th inst .
to consider his pr, fered resignation of his pss
torsl relation At one time IL Was thought that
tue difficulty was settled, as least for the time,
by portion of the church seeding, leaving tb q
Doctor pastor Of the church. Toe number who
wished to retain the Doctor wac ia, to eI
against But 1t was thought the church ought
not to be divided so Dr.. Piumer has offered bis
resignation, which will be considered at the nexs
meeting.
But the difficulty will not be settled here -
A tremendous pressure Il now at work TO drive
him fom bis Chair 10 the Seminary. Two
journals of the Presbyterian church, which are
OF the radical school, have folloaed up their
attacks upon the Dr.. With such Industry and
uusocouotable zeal, as to make It quite probable
they Will not stop until they trium ph. The or.
gans referred to sre--TAs PittsbGro Bonner and
the Cincinnati PTssbytty. So@e Presbyteries,
it 10 said, have spoken 10 favor of suspepdine
De, Flumer from bic Professorship until the
meeting Of the General Assembly next spring
They say 1t is due to the interests of the Semi.
nary, the stigma Of dsloyalty should be re
moved from such an important institution,
Dr.. Plumer 10 one of the most able and DOB.
ular Dlvines 10 our country. He is a Professor
universal y beloved by the students of the In
stitution in which he holds an important posi.
tio1. More than two.ibirds of bis church are
bis fast friends, and do not doubt his loyalty
Bus 1t be Ia disloyal, be ought not to hold the
positions he now bolds But what evidence
have we of bic loyaltyi A snort time ago Dr..
Plumer published the card given below, which
ought to aet the whole question at rest. No
one, who is ct all acquainted with Dr.. Pumer,
can doubt his sincerity aud piety. II be 10 q
hypoCrite, he is certainly worthy of being
placed In the category with Judas Iscsriot. -
Who OF his accusers can present better creed
than he has given2 He holds that our "uoy.
ernment is the ordinance of God" which he ia
religiously bound to upheld. He ssys he intends
to uphold 1t "by word and deed"--"by precept
aad example"-"with my prayers" with all the
worldly goods" he possesses; and if need be,
"With my life" Who, ask, is willing to do
more than this2
Let all read carefully DR.. Piuner's card and
adopt the sentiments there stated, and for one
will risk his loyalty. PHILOS.
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Coo Go @. c2oc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-18

NAIL AND ACCOMMODATION at d;lop. n, atop.
Ping at ell stations between Columbus and Cincinnati,
nrrivlnR at Cincinnati at 1880 D m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

gAwKINs-At Anots Mimi Wednesday Jan. IS, In the
25th year Of his age, Frederick j. bh"Nh'
JONFSr this city on Wednesday, jan %, Thomas Jone
The aives A. friends family respectfully invited
70 attend The fanetsl on Friday s1 O'Clock a. ms~ Hi.
remains " ID e tsAen to Greenwood Tor intern'enN
LAURIE NCE-lu Brooklyn. on Wednesday, Jan - Abby
Ann laurence ,ect Of jose N Laurence seed 81 years
TIE reses aad friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend Der funeral Friday 5st inst at oni9cs p 70
from Che residence o. her son w > Laurence NuSusuoy
avenue between IhEoop and ates ave 4pe'
notice.
AEADIn Brooklyn on wednesday evening JAN 49, :fter
psnfnl iues sailh wi-ow q Fe-cr Mead IA lie ''n
TIE end. and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral Friday, tie Sst st. o. 0c'DSN
D. m from the residence % her sor iu-i5W jaMes 10
Gay H. Lefe-,s street between Grlud and Ca'scn sv
The ienains viii BE- taken cypress fiis Neetefy
McORECn Tuesday sernoon Jsu - Of congestion OF the
luugs May Agnes wife OF Lews W Moore eyed :. years;
~ ,ts-5 ti re,' ron nsr s1e seace No "a Myrtle
ssenso, Brooklyn, Tlsrsdy afternoon JAN 80 It
oc Ocs.
'fORGaNOn Tarsday Jan 23 Of scarlet fever Henry d.
ors ~ Henry ~ aud Caroline X Morgan aged years
b. ~, end hi,uds r. te emily and those o. bis grand
ir h doc - liz uaert. No. - Seventh street, on
Thrlday stl inst at cocLi Without luler INVITATION
MAGUREOn y, esisy Jan. q se1gt 1honils Asgoire Of
Comply B STA Regimen. tDurd L4iayette) ~ y = NJ
O'ETILL 80 Tn tiis civ. Yrs.jcy. Jan. 20 R2sesnne
ONs. youngest dsaehter q John aid Agas' -en asea
l3 lofths end ID days.
Rochester AID belis.i papers I'ea'e copy
lTr--A Stanford Conn, sunday jar p, Annette T.,
w of1lian II t. esq, auc glter Of " B1rtrst esq
SEsMAN-Ou Tuesdsy Jon. ~ rglces Jeanette wife oi
John f. s. suan, and 10 s,er " the late LuHIofd
kogers
TIE tiys aid fierds pecy invited 70 attend her
funeral no 23 Yves. Ain..seIA street o. saturday,
Feb. Z, at l o'clock F. n.
WETMOBE-At Phi.edelplia on Tueday. Jan @, Eenry
{. We more, ll. oil rafl Landing Duchess County,
~ y. In the 39,h year d ls tge.
The relative. aud enG OF the family invi ed 70 Gtend
ms funsa rou he deug' Of b, father A. r. Netmore
No. 10 Ns,hiosioa sqlsre Thursday sfern a. a
o'clock, without further notice.
WALSH-In Brooklyn % Tuesday jan. o. very ,oddenly,
Phsbc r. Weh, ia gh'e OF WI Lana AID Sarah A. smith,
IL .Ae Iu.A scar OF Ter s-e,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
Arrived.

Steamship CITY OF New.Yo1 Petrie Liverpool jan "
wi +. 20 L. OF the l0h, mdse aid Fass to Jenn
steamship glasgow (Br R'ssc, Liverpool ysa |. .nS
dse ard storage pas 20 Tor .seoarhs Of tho
passse Jan g II the Roes soirg n saw ~
Washington hence Jan. To- lat - a. Ion 81 %" "A1'
IIebsrd, Br Of Liverpool, Csrk shsnshse via 81
IA - teas TO order Anchored At Angler Oct S'
ss ,eti Len ST. Helena Dee. 10 OF Cape May
,n 49, AID bl wn OF IN gale iou n T. insae ue ~
ship tyeiaihou oans l.. ana S. e S., ron Z n
s. - hove 70 NJ hour 25A. made Absseum LieHi gam.
Dec Il! s ,, S. Ion 2! W. spoke ship ROYAL s'ot ron
- Init for Londou 81 days out who reior.o h.slns On
r. Is sposo hip CLARA Noyele, 20 days rom saeAAn ''
London. a. -, Ia % z.raes Ca
IL, ,si,hn 100 lie. OF New orb for the last II dse
sGin s.a benson Bordeaux Dec 10 in paliss. 70 M
m,.' . S - bound % Newiors, entirely di,ma.ted,
IVA, making Tor Bermuda under jury mast supPe' "'' WIZ
" ssi, Sebastian Cabot, Watts Liverpool Sc days. @d''
S9 sS.o Alti..a Pollard, Hayre ~ days Hicks Bel
Sin oror Percy scue Leone " days oa1~s' 70 Ne'
nh Bradford Antwerp 81 days in ballast to ms'
BARK =. shut Howard Gibraltar is days In ballast I" D.
seiiqe. pul. Wbi,besry AspinsGl q days, mdse 70
n ioy, Jan 23 OF Cape Henry, was In company WIN
pig AZ lido Brl Psusen, Dunkirk Go days, In ballast :"
f9n.n Pb.s (of Lubec Winston, Palermo 6. day. pd;e'
10 Miller houshtoA Jan - on w.sI,d ID the
Z
IE ormar swed BuTman, Rio Jsneire - ay .s &
20 oder Has had heavy weather sp" saiN ~
"t A., Costa Rica, Peel A.pnws IS days md''' 70
b Nod Mckee Cette IS days wire ana ~ C.nads
pn Ian q lat - 90 lon. % Il. ssnsieo r. ~ Lewis
800 Jan 49, lIi s. lon .. spSAe orr Ian g. spoke
- h,.I,.r for NewYoTk Jan u, IA ~ Ian IS at
% Iii. Eorl froui Messus Tor p 1Sorsl from
big Jus 90 Ill in with the brig Jenny ,oo. oa the
3, 81 lon ~ '1 Sic. IN sinAins eondioh' '00N =" VIC
fhlaae.rA and brought theln TO M p "A aav, sn
Som Daniel lork sSi Ls''"
fsf &c, atroo8 rom Malaga -Oth 1890 -
sehr = ~ ,,ri,ar 18th; duIng ihe loH'ps VI ->oN.in
ass Oc. ! ,,sr mad a continuation o. gar ~, a.
suit sails had huI.k. had cabin hled several times
carried away .ttrras Inlet Jan TO- since which have
with wnt por of gales Ea' been under shers can
,ass ioE the A NO Douglass, Baltimore dsys coal
schr n Terry Pedrick, Havana al days, Huis 10 lnos
GimsIs.a II. Bowman, Clsrk. New Bedford mdse. to
nis.tsl Pelican Baker Providence mdss- to L. bynusr
s.urD s9.h-Ships Trumbull, Havrej Victory Liver
p Michigan (Br do. Slesris, do, do Bars' AAmo'
Ps,I,dslphis Heroine (Br) Cork brigs Samuel Me.n'
sbiladelphis; Mountain Eagle, BsrmudA J. w. osvySh,
Msr,eillrs; Windwaid Martinique; Lillian Garden" psSn
10, bel DO. Henrietta do Mapsanuia fEanen'o 'SHab
=, Thomas; Yankee Blade, Fort Pickcns
Fellowship Ocean Exprss, from Fort Royal . ~
tBr) from -.
Withholding the day, from N l.. with ds1'ins '''
md thick fog
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
DIED.

BACKUs - On Wednesday Jan. 3D. Charlotte. wife Of
Charles Bscsus. eyed ~ year,, months and 10 days
The relatives and friends Of tie family respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral services Friday, tho 5si inst
O'Clock from the Reformed Dutch Church 1.-THE Rev M
Me.kers North Second street and bushwick s'
enue, Brooklyn, b. ID.
BOWpES-In BROOK yn, Tuesday, Jan "a Mrs Margaret
wife OF the ate William kowdsu in the Abth year 81 her sac
The friends OF the family and those OF her sons Alexander
Samuel, and John. are respectfully invited 70 eehu 'hs
funeral from the residence OF her samuel 10 Ost an
street near Myrtle avenue BFookyn' on thursday al !:
O'clock ~ u Al
CkLLAHAS-In III. city, on Tuesday, jan 20 Hansen the
beloved wife OF Patrick Callahan seed II yeaIs'
cooKE-At bloomfield N. j.. on Mondsy, Jan. q; Mr'
field Female Seminary IN the 18th yea Of her age
CIRRAN-ln this city, on Tuesday Jan 30 Mary France
daughter OF William r. snt Emily J. Lewesy ssedlo years
10 months and 70 dsys
Hartford papers please copy
pOUGLASS-on Tuesday Jsn 80 after short and painful
iuses Sophia Jane vile OF Capt. Abel NJ DouSsrs uaus
ter OF Joshua tud sophia DENLY aged y years smon'h' anu
The relatives and fiends Of tho family also the members OF
Cyru, Lodge No 2di OF and M, are sspee No 200
Wet Nineteenth street, on Friday morning ,he Xort
at IO O'clock Her remains will DO taken 70 inc '>o"
Bay Cen for b. erment
The spiIlt 10 not dead, .
Though low the body lies,
But freed from sin and sorrow
Fled 10 dwell beg ond the skies -, ,
DwIGHTM shansbqIy " on ssS,u y tho American
denly the Rev. DR.. Dwight Mssi"sA4' "
Hoard at Constantinopls Turkey rl,,ch Of the Rev
tbs nerel services viii take Place at ne :, NJ o'clock Fer
Dr Adams. Madison Square this aa} Missions generally
.n,,I ,ri.nd, Clereymen, and friends oi ,.,on
.,n.,t,d TO attend without further H' "a soc, u
rAREsVOR Wednesday mo'h"s'
% F.ru.worth aged 20 years has of Cssus Lodge
M, .os md fends also the menpeIso ..n.rsi ,,s re-
lhs Iesye nd NJ and the fraternity In s ehe Ne e, e.
NO. 10 .'d hi. 6u,ra from h ltr Iesiuenee' No w
Sir,t street n y, on Friday o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

ARRIVAL OF TIN BRiTlsH STEAMSHIP CRY Or
Nlw-IoRR.-The City Of New-York, Capt Petr!e,
from Liverpool January g via Queenstown JAN 10
at 80 a. m, and Halifax 2jth AS p. M, arrived
on Wednesday morning after experiencing q success
sion Of heavy westerly gales during the passage. She
has been detained by s,opraso of Der engines 80 hours
and 80 minutes IA they did not work satisfactorily.
On the sd, at $50 a. m, Capt Psirie, as usual,
landed our news dispatches at Cape Race, at the
same time passing considerable Ice. To the purser
Of tie ship we are indebted for the prompt delivery
Of our files, and for Lists Of passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

sLrPFTER-C 10 inactive and W. boar o. only az 81
.,I.r M IJr Nitrute Sods IL n0lIiualy uuCLnn-ed
spICFS-TIr deiannd 10 still voy limited bit pfces con
under the tected rcshs II duty We her oi only
sbout so bsg Gsser l7c We quote: Csssa a. ~ NE,
Ginger IGnl,ct Pepper, 100 igic; Pimento I.flttei
CIot., st2Id2l.c Nutmeg, 1dGtc and Mace si Gto.
sETDs-The market doll and heavy for Coyene.d me
.nupy fair sale. Of 800 bag d5c Iuohy AMI Rough
Fl..I SEED, are scarce snd nominal at ~ q bush
sIITTh, market 10 rather Quiet but trm o. ~ " ioi
Ahon,. fOn4l 90 for Wortuit stons and Jof ey. and
D.TcTs sJc .i for Liverpool Ground and JoaJ4c ioF
Turk's Island ,e,,- scI.
for Lehigh, cash. 1900 , -
SEISstioai are hru and ia moderate Icaues sales OF
90 Jropco svorsge 20 H. ri 45c, essh, which T. Nh IN
Deer are scarce and with limited reoe p- prcc'
ITJSPis (. rather quiet but very hrm at JaJe c,sh
e., s,,its and 3sddic for Bsnca Plate, se In moderate
san.t, sae. Of 600 boxes At ~ " FOR extra " s'.si'
81 fs,b ior C. Charcoal and other brands IN TIC same
proportion. ~, s,a &. la. Give the ,np
sale, of coo n Prime 81 ~ 69.c the sttef on
~ ;S,,sra Rough Fat ia selling at &c, oash.
TFA-Tbe market during tie past eth' hs. besh ArtiF'
and n,c,s rule very 6rIn at the late sdrnee we "'-' % ~
80 H. ADDITION 10 those reported yefietdsy III,
WHISKY 10 IN better request, nhn tne h" nv - -
ss.e OF $40 bbls Ha3.c chiefly I" Tue i4tei iAe
wWUAIFBONF IL In limited dens I'd 1t previous iA'-..
Wooi Fleece 10 hrm, and ~ m9dr.ass
,., Of i3o 600 o. GoG SC for bee gsd's F1ue''n 10"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

Ps-scngers Sailed

In ,,ear.ap Arabia, 10, Lirep o'-MIs Polhsmus and
ss-,au, saa Francisco y. j. Davis, phiai T. Il
s,rpsru n Y. J. Henderson do. Cyrus W. Field, do.i
M md Mrs W D Parish, Philadeiphia Mi.s Mary 4 En-
ott Baltimore Mis Lid1le iniiade phsi Joseph HOB
erts Quebec p X w. Edtisou, England Geo Richmond,
n Y II. Sehmii Epg Geo. wilson bersl.y' DO. James
Albro Fzsbeth n j. Francis Phi ch2rd Eng Jsne Nor
rsy Canals :. 3. Dyer. n y H. \. Alden, do James
Nico Quebec; c. A. Lersoc. Hayals; a boureL DO '.
: Couieuaa!or do: Richi Sa.er 81. Psu; V. Romnsen,
California Alfred Reirg Erg JossPh Crane y john n
3 Jonas J. Goo !man san Eranc co John Campbell MI
Ia Hucouli Re GUM c. King Illinois aud w W ooeeaa
specie xl0s2gJ.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.....-.JAS. Is.
feared.

B,-.s-lsl.rd City Kelly Boston Gladiator, Davis Hono
Korg C. b Fes,euaen Plores BE-, Cofbeit Liverpool
X. Z. Buck Co =, -, -,
Brxs-Leyfdhsn SINCE Els4bs.hport. Mescalf Duncan
Spite Pee. Hong kous j. C. .e.ett GO, Nslhe 70. y
S,Iy-ove Havana J. ( T. A. r. Webster, Cen Pierce, Ma
t.ufes Rchd EAi.. D. b. p1ane, Ne-zie, CaEdena' X r
bucE Co; Jusna end T.res (Spsni, Art:Sa Havana H.
seiooree.-sarsh Benson, Bristol r. /. Kenny d. r.
Deson(Brl FnsPs.nek Jacusl D. r. Dewoii' hslismsn'
ia .ev baltimore -; Prince Of Wales lBrl Chisholm
Ss..s1 \ p LAC. 4. Dewoli Geo. w. clover, Ihom'
A., salem X ". Ropes 4 Go.
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MARRIED..

HAMPTON-CLARK-Cl Wedne.dsy Jan. % at the real
dencs Of the bride. sther by his Honor tho Mayo II
wood Hampton to Kate r. daughter o. Chss T. Clark all o.
this city.
HOPK lSS-sHELDON-At Orange, \. =, OF Tuesday, Jan
28 BY the Rev. james 5 Bush. capt Woolsey no
L. V, TO Mrs T. 5. Noolsey, daughter Of Israel Shei
don, "a.
R-SHORT-BLAkE-On Saturday
Jsn. u.s. by Charles W Church =, his rrsideneo at Fort
Hamilton, James A. White L. ). A.. TO Fannie CuloheT
Also at the and place I'm Shot o. 3 A 10
Mis- Joanna Blake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

FIRE At MErRoPoLITAS HALL-EARRow E.
caPE OF TWO FAMILIES FROM SUFFocATIoS.-A few
minutes Lefure o'clock Oh "Wednesday morning,
denfe smoke was discovered by the police Issuing
from three ,tory frame building on Henderson
street near Newark avenue, Jeney City. Tie
lower Part was occupied as "a butcher shop Two
families resided on tie second and third Aoois, and
there was aso private entrance through Tie build
ing 70 Metropolitan Hall, which fronts on Newsrs
avenue. The Ire alarm was souodeo, and Oiicers
jordan, Mouds. and Mann hasfeled 10 the rescue OF
tie inmates OF lie burning building. Otcer John
Murphy, who confined 10 the bonse by slcknefs,
&C upled The second hoOr aud Albert Chatteld the
third. The rear pat q the fret toor,
which was on fire, was occupied by Ieraune
Brother for the storage Of oil, turpentine and var
u-h, lie smoke from which filled the building, end
70 suh eating was the vapor that tie officers were
folcd in tsyerAl attempts 10 enter. At this the,
Chalhed appeared at tie tAird-story window, win
biz daughter, fourteen years Of age, aud letting her
down far SO he could reach, dropped her between
the rsiiers oil the awning, when she was caught by
Officers Jordan aud Mann, without injury. by tnls
tine ladder procured, and The remainder W the
family safely brought out. Mr. Murphy was a.
tempting to grope lis way down stairs aud was
.ukiug from suhoCatiOn, when Officer Moulds rec
cued AMI carried HIM 10 d place OF safety. The Eirf
Department were soon al work, and ID a short tune
exiting Iishsd the flames.
The frs, floor of Metropolitan Hail. Nos. II and
- Newark ayeLue is occupied by Terluue Brother
extensive deilcG in hardware. The lire was pre-
vented from comm caing TO this floor by mean
Of fire. proof door leading 10 the storcroom, but tux
goods were greatly Damaged BY water and smoke
The loss OF tts frm Vii groblbly amount to abou
s. 600, Insured FOR $1,000 as follows; hudsoI
County Mutual si,50j; jersey City, $3.50; New
Amsterdam, S,5UJi St. Marks, 5000 Make
$1,000.
The fire communicated 10 the second story .
METROPOLITAN Hall, but was soon exiingu7hed. TIT
Hall il owned together with the frame building, B.,
Mr. Ivan Jones' whose loss will probably amour
TO about g.. 0lO-no insurance.
The ire il supposed to have originated from 81
ssh.brrel IL a wood-shed, In the rear OF No. q
Newark avenue.
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PASSENGER Arrived

Ia seanshp Cnyof heio- York from 'repol VIA Qss,ns
,Jt-u-Dr. Nalker wife and tao chi dfen, Capt VII
liaa. and daughter NJ. Langusn and wife, D. =
He,p Aul-ow Con laurhten, Robert Callahan B. M
Hlrre d Milsrd, Is. biier Capt. Jorden, Capt Edse,
Cart W \. Lewis Alex. Guild. aOssph bsilsy '" r Cash.
m.n 5 Hepburn A. X Moen and r. Hogan. From Hsiisx
Nj Archtad bearer Of dispatches, W. II. Rudolph, Rob
Ell A. ETsLn.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT corRT-JAs. 20.
Eefo l,a.

'"1iHp SIhTKS DISTRICT COURT-JAS. 20.
before Judge BErTs.
I'M PiCOCK WINE CASE.
Inc ohiled Siates agt IL casks " wine, &c.
III. SUI. 70 forfeit about - 100 worth Of Chng yorth
"inrs ~ 80 ~ 1909, on the ground OF underyauson
The fycoct Wine Company who the claimants contend
mat the sooes were inVoeed their actual Case still
MH ~. ,'aft', Stewart l.. Woodford and Webster
CIns o' INC Government hckcon suyth Tor claimants.
NOTICE 10 THE BAR.
Notes Of Issue for the February term must be
hIed with the Cierk, on or before Friday 5st last.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPKci,L TKEx-JAS a9-Beforc
Justc. boswOHTH
DECISIONS.
Lucy Ann kneelsnd agt. VIM. Wake.-Trled be-
fore the Court without Jury Judgment that deendAn, spe
cca. perform IN, contract 10 purhhs. aud pay the pur
ousy ooo and interest Nov 1861 and costs
"A fIlt.
isaI.lG A. Dur agt Peffick McCaHery plaintiff
.n.5 her property 70 the deendsu H. 10 her cred
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Arrest OF A NoToRioUs PICRPOCKET.--Jipmy
ohrsn srown q the Police Of the moot notorious
and expert sp1ckeis in New vicinity. arrested
m .dsg on bench is.uod by Judge ogien AID
comm the County Jail Ia default Of 900 bail Jimmy
las followed Ibis profession ron small boy ad has pc rd
90 eyerly that De has ped dissection. tie Keeps bank &C.
counts 10 OH sud Jerey Cy, and a. he were not I'D
dicted % gambling says 10 Won nov Dc rich man lie
~ probably b. Indicted OF three charges Of robbery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

For EURorT.-The Cunard steamship Arabia
Capt. Shannon left yesterday for Liverpool with q
passengers, and s205 9l5 in specie. Among the pas
sengers is Mr.. Cyrus W. Field.
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ooURr oF oENeaAL srsIgNs-JAv e1.-Bs.aIe

NCShA W NA..f-NA IL N'sr-i lh--JAH 2l.-bet9fe
Judge % crs..
IN ne cese Of Samuel u. Merritt, tried FOR the
nL,der Of lein as ala. 81 a, .e-iorist tie jay ~
- been o.t al tiflt come i.o Court If "A GcorK tAi
Ionins and rendered verdict q Cuilty Ct mans-us her
D. The lLITf teU'e' Tie jury were OIL. hours.
faic2 hole pleaded guilty. 10 a. assault snd battery
otcer jonr kloGa o. be ,zh Frec.ci sud Ielaaasa
isr PD.tficf.
Chai.es ahulz vas TIED and coavied of assault and
oaftey 81 Mary Witty 5rh Of No SO B0weIy, and
nIsnle1.
John Grey. indicted for grand Larceny ia stel'ng "a.
nlrc riIe, vslu.d at 900 Wa IemaTat ri No. =
West ~" s.2 street, loaded eay ~ at llt ~ gf-as
larceny, gLl wa- ended = ,efislee.
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5OFfLME COURr-CHotIr--JAx 2o.-Befose Justice
PEsKHAH
IhL IIAAs LAND sPECULATION.
hinoh mursiiis agt. Stllman Ell a.-Mr. Charles
T. Shs" OF counsel for plaintiff this morning commenced
lad been entered
Nj y9nn ~ Sherwood followed reading the evidence Of
III ol,'lIa QUO o. The defendants lie got about oneihnd
l"ufn nc &c M,rsdHd ire hundred questions sad answers
Thursday, AZ lOa N.
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IoE THE VHzE Ksuso WEDyL.DaY, JAS 20 1862
Peroitea exclusively icr THE n y. TRIBUNE by DRzs
Ncricv 20 Coys,cvors OF NV Pnoorcp.-pu, sv.-v
thing meet order Ark plain inoeb directions nc every
ce, hl'o och OIL Of particulars inside of one package
na.,ea XIV. Ed arrays .erS ono by ia, Will notice
toFhissiofs-f,r selling terir Fru.s &c. whore pack
s-es ssr' uutt tuf 90 EN- s l' q stul j. 4 cent 6er
.rorAI.ss arc lcf 3ei Of good roir, IN good oder
~.e.e.re 'ncn as afnsis realr. AID not Jopoon
sltr-' have had smother ,ceelrrly qlis' week IN
IT, rtft ta.e. ho cisu-r note .D nri,rs 49, q.o,-.
O.srss Co., ro-......- az. Wericr Pesu choice HAS
- To-, ~ siu' - ~ Me'.ern eHu far.... id5
.'-,r.t p sie ca 81 az Wesicir iair 70 choice. ~
w. '' s..s's ~. tfr-'.r r"l ..........lif.a
TO- ia 70 lod.......l 0lt Nestcn c9nmon.....9 40
'-. s',' ,..it,et Grease Se.ter..........5!e
LrAt.-iAs rsIle e. hrr BOT raher quiet There are 40
... .' ni Of po'r Gufi'y on tie usse th, deem
beet Co. ae two sde. quota ioas. moot under
stood however t-st DO quote very u.eor OK laIa.
s-rt praft We quote ip-clsres Toe adsdl:
DO c'm. 90 raod..i e0al o5 Marcy, 3D. bu2 2569 IS
re choice 9gsh4 lt az 2l Do o. good o042 70
bcoEwHriT Fiorrs- 100 70. fair to good 81 7Odsl 3D.
LEo.E tors-tg .b to1c.
LfNvt4-t Z. 20 &c.,
cnrHk-Alotlcr quiet week. 10 change to note. We
,h.eeto extra = bio y English Dairy. D.. ga
'Jtu-oD'- zoo = d. q lomo tbeoss... ...t4H
btfssfn hoGt-te market BE- steady snd slf quote
ton' r. - 'a-inee Ceau Light State Fig' doing bet
es;eircy lE.,t weighing 200 r and urw,rd, . B..A0-
W's'ri riy Allied w,.rling i2l0 o. B. W.......h az
7" fer Gig LNtd vcI-hH ,elO q, : i5.......fl O.
" 'ia country dIesf,d = D....................t Git
,'.reaaa.5 creased w.lag2l % l'd upward = n a ~
-itr, country ffsIr5 se.nz l4ltn n. - D......4t 0st
asi' country crossed stfs .ralo Dbl, s. 5.....si a
lefITE ll. le.sl De- ch .LeI, AID prices have
scu.cvla. .ir proved We q'1is:
LuAeHs, r-tsch Dc 10 Ducks eh0ire a 5...lid12i
iefs'f' choice e h...-nl0 DIrks, common q TO-. 81 lI
luftels, c1.n, = n...8 Gee-e choice g. b... "a
Ltlct-ut, clCi- re- g. t..g am 0e.se common = D.. 81
ih-srns. c1.n. ' it..6 sod Cccks a M...... SO
row. - N............1 gl
L1Hs-Ile stock To- market continues lsrge for tie season
tr1 rrices re sstln tiife lower We quote.
sstss end Penn. choice Western choice a dos - as
o. tts a.ft, Y daz...n AS
frEs-Ths FOL owing Quotations for So qualities