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Sole rroprieto- AMI Manufactures % the Hard Rubbey
Trus. unicr Rigs & Gosiyesrs Patents.
The lIari RIhirr rTnss j. nnise and n~lT<ror 70 eli
others N tn ~fsil9zin- respects: VII nevrr treak. rus
cHafe, GALL or hIstcr. caa re made sin OF fnirr, viii
cure Hernia q yam Standing; io~s nd prs &C inture
the cord. and Is always clean and good a. ner.
Patients can - accurately fitted by sndins eze n
incbes around holy I'm lire q rupture.
REFEEgxcEs ss 10 sl~rsriy over osfrrs -rhe f5
lowing only are oG-r~i: Prpf-. Nst, rsrnorhan. and
Parker, New York: rrufS GODDARD and AcT@u. Phiiadf-
phsa Or. r. John~fi. surreun General fureau, Mash
ington; Profs. Braiisri. frrer, nsa. Andrrzx, and De-
VS., Chicago: Dr. Wuicotf, Nlvsukee. Vie
Manufacturer am, f~aicr In Sfsui'er ftrpr~s. Ahdom-
inal Supporter, SIX ard Gotten fASic Sios king for
varicose veins. susTsens,ry Dandagrs, ic-. Ac
DR. WILcoN PATE>T ARTIFICIAL LES. man
featured Ivy c. stafford. has many nfvan'sg-> over all
Others, and az an Evidence Il such II las rr~rived the
hrst premiums AZ the United STATES Pair. under ff< ex-
animation II the tcsf surgeons in cur country. rs mo-
ton Is received from a rubsrr cord which viii nevef
break. giving il q great preference Over the 4szi sprns
us>d IN oth~r liml@-
Send stamp for fa-nphld- Pos Once Box eSS.
~ FoT sale by al Druggists novi.-sa-c3n
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~ Double sole shoes. for ladies, and misses
school shoes Full stock. cheap. at
JOSss. VINSEGE x Co.'S.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. >.
HoUsE-The Speaker appointed a select com
mittee to enquire whether any government Off
Ger or employee has interest in any banking or
monied institution having contracts with the gov
eminent.
The House resumed the consideration of the
bill to amend all treaties with certain Sioux In
dams in Minnesota. and To relieve sufferers BY
late outraees. 1t appropriates a million and a
half out of and thus extinguishes the trust fund
of these Indians. Commissioners will hear COM
plants, &c. A reserve OF 100 acres will be set
apart for each Indian who exerted himself To stay
the massacre; also to receive $50 each, with
l"irs stocked, &c. Bills were passed. ~ against
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LIQUORS N CIGARS.
COMPREHENSIVE.
Nstice.

fINHE UNDERSIGNED LAVE TAKEN HENRY b.
ALyORD into partnership, aud the business will
hereafter be conducted IN the name and style Of RrGks,
CAID~slL & AIvuSS. kCGFR q
decls
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Oryscr 90 rrE Ispts~A CsxrnAL RAuwkr Co..
IsELAxArotEs. DECEMBER 9Th. lisa
guVHE Stockholders IN said Compare are hereby posi-
led that an election for Directors IA aid Company,
VII he held 81 this oihce. IN Indianapolis. on Thursday,
the eighth day Of January next, lss31
~ ords- g the Boaue q Directors.
es>s-s~ skN- MA Sse',.
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THICK SoLs SuoEs.-See them. ladies. al
Jones, VinDege 4 Co.'S.
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COFFEE.
COFFEE.
353 RUBIA MILLS 355

800 KUBIH MILLS 355
ass AND s55 WASHINGTON STREET, n. Y. CITY.
y COFFEE.
Pu; up IN tin foil Pound papers, - in q box, and in
bulk. Oar prices range from : 10 80 cents. We put up
the following kinds:
JAVA. uARACAIBO, SUP. RIO, RIO
and SUPERIOR COFFEE.
We believe our Coffee 10 De 1easr than any ground
Coffee now in use. Al orders address 10 u or 10 our
Agents, Mcssrs. PLAck s loUNc. lS3 Chambers street,
corner Washington street. New York City, Will receive
prompt attention.
The retail trade supplied BY hrst class iohbing houses
in the various cities.
decg2 -t3m rABER ~ PLACE.
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$3.50.
MUSIC MUSIC. MUSIC.
MEDICAL.

liz a
EFFERvEscENT
SETTLER APERIEHJT-
This valuable and popular Medicine has universally re-
ceived the most favorable recommendation 81 the
Medical Profession and the Public a. the most
EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT.
Il may be used with the best elect IN
Bilious and Febrile Diseases. Cosiiveness, Sick HeadscNe,
Nausea. Loss Of Appetite. indigestion. Aoidity OF
The stomach, 1orpidity Of the Liver. Goui,
Rheumatic Affections. Gravel. Piles.
And all Complaints where q gentle and Cooling Apericnt
or PUrgative j. required.
II is particularly adapted 10 the wsnts Of Travellers by
Sea and Land, Residents in Hot Climates. persona Of Sc
deniary Habits. Invalids and Convalescenis: Captains Of
Vessels and Planters will find IL a valuable addition 70
their Medicine Chests.
Iii in the form Of a Powder, carefully put ~ in bot
ties TO keep in any climate. and merely requires water
poured upon IL 20 produce a delighifulehervescen bevcr-
age.
Numerous testimonials from professional and other
gentlemen Of The highest standing throughout the coun-
try. and its steadily increasing popularity for . series Of
wears, strongly Ct arantee it, efficacy and valuable char
scter, and ccIimeDd it to the favorable notice Of an intel.
ligent public
Manufactured only ny TARRANT& Co. No. rs Green
witch street, corner of Warren street. New York: and for
sale by Druggists generally. iy7-dly
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NOTICE.


TEyHE undersigned have formed a Co Partnership for
the transaction Of a general Grocery and Produce
business in the city Of Indianapolis. The business will be
transacted ia the name Of Hogshire q Co.
:. II. H0GSHTRF,
" r. WATTS,
John 7. y
iNpIaSAFoLs, Jan. J, 1868.
We have disposed Of our stock IN trade and business TO
Messrs- Hog-hiTe x Co. Gratihed FOR the patronage We
have received from the citizens Of Indianapolis and vi
cinity. we respectfully reques; our friends TO continue
their favors 10 the new hru-
jan3tf HOGSHlRE & HCNTER
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A Medical Report,

C5ntqfning Thirty Fine Plates ana Eagrdria9soTu
Andtomg and Physiology efMs &sS~ OFqdsis IN
st0tS IF IL nh ana Disease.
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CAETEON.

The markets. full Of limitations, represented to be the
same as"BROwNsSBRONCHIAL TROCuEs," which are
In nostcases productive Of positive injury. Manydealers
wiIlreoonmend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles, ano- "ng more prolific themselves Ash for and
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL %TROCHEs,r
which ny long experiences have proved their value, having
rcceiVedtb the sanction Of physicians generally, and testi-
monials from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL ROCKIES, when allowed TO
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have a direct influence to
the affected parts: the sedative and soothing effect to the
mucus lining ofthe windpiPe into the ronchiisllaysP ul-
monaTy irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds, and
he various Throatafectionst o which publicspeakersa and
singersare liable. febll -dly'62
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why should I bay = box Of
RANDE'S L l. SSILAGO O,
rHE WONDERFUL GRANULEs.
B-.su@s tAey cure Sou b sns Colds. fsr g ssn,t.
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r Nervous Debility

Or SpernatoTrh9a, is positively RI by ANY
meaus but those 1 advocate Before commencing ANY
treatment, learn how the writer actually CRIED himself,
and subsequently hundreds Of others. Enclose a post
paid. superseded envelope 10 Box l75, ChSrlestOwn,
Mass. o4d6w3m
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s, &C.

L B. SEEb EY'S TRUSS
ESTABLISHMENT. is ctsnz 81. cmcAso, TT.
Branch onoe-No. 81 Nor n Fnh Str>-<. "a. Louis. No
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This valuable and popular Medicine has universally re-.
ceived the most favor able recommendation 81 the
Medical Profession and the Public a. the most
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Bowie. PICKET. aud Table Knives: Fruit Cans rsus
Betting Rope, and Building Hardware.
Aso. II West Washington ~.
issa n. VAIN.
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Attest:
JOIN II. REA, Cler
The New York herald., 1863-03-16


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H'ds aas i5' hsT. Dai s Tss sAis
cd% nS"5 uss Gsps sonn &
Bishop Lieu. Mathews Lieut. Col rayiapee Mrs croeE
ii ii! % Rsndss, s ana ela MSS bnshay lie Mayor pr
s'fr
eg y . b ssS sa sSssn sas,oD Lfp se
roy Lieut. sira@bridse, Il ~ Iomeaacr MessTs Gen Jos
h F s;sss ss's :ss s?s Ha-f s nf
Boyn.on, Brdsan; Pra. g No gan, Geo Sharpe. Sc
crispei sehancr. DR. Grey-a 10 seco id cabin
DEPARTURES.
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esys'anS e fyssals SsI rsps p
Eaa ssss yerR Chr
ssgn ass s4x s sa'a s e ssT M an ay G1 az
QUO Taxis ohfen New York; kraf. Georgeown; Dan
=, sH;"s
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Sss IS SsssS sorSPs Ssag dsd
G,ss 9ssGp Nam M% n.. sw'n'0n w4m'os
ss %s,
@ @Ss~ So.k; Locs a. Fowler I, Col i MeSsTsy and
Wm iMamgna,; M hro99ayn. rshtom, s,a'e' isann'
Jersey city: isaac Snrdsvan' Portland, Me- Major John
Morriesey, Plymouth Mass; Siml Eaton Newbern NC;
Chas u Lincoln Ferna ndina, Fla: Mrs Geo Adams MI
ford, Mass: Mrs Capt Porter, Ncwbcrn; Wood, wfe
aud two children Worcester, Mass.
LlyEnrooL-steamer City Of New Yors-lelen Crolty,
Mrs Mckenzie servant children two infants James
Toit. Jonn Briggs, james Bradbury and wifc, A de
MSsguitto de Sarmepto, q Underwood, Francis Martin.
s woosey ana lady, SIR Charles Watson and lady, I'm
Andrcw Kohoc, j Peirer Mary Donohuc, Fowler.
sS"sa 'ps' ps ' $4s s
Jr Mrs cochranwith others in the storage. Specie,
SI32l, til.
Hone koss AND SnAsoHAr-Ship Geogres-Ed sin A
Rohnson Of Atteboio, Mast Benjamin W. Morrill,, Of
hos, John Jayne, Henry Ohlneya Thomas Parker,
q. New York
The New York herald., 1863-03-16
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.
SUNDAY. March Is. IL,

SUNDAY, March 15 1868.
The foreign trade Of the port last week was very
active, remarkably So in view Of the fluctuations in
foreign exchange. The entries Of foreign mer-
chandise, exclusive Of dry goods, amounted to
$2624, I'll. to which add the entries Of dry goods
$3.50, and the aggregate foots up 1850 594.
Against this we exported s3,749,ss4 Of prsducc
and IS SAC, 400 of speciein all 81, 200 .0s4. Even
allowing for the fact that the exports are invoiced
1T their currency value, while the imports are
entered at their specie value the trade OF the port
will still show substantial balance in favor of
tile port; and to this balance must be added seve.
raj hundred thousand dollars worth of American sc.
curities sent abroad. Our export OF specie il not
greater than usual at this season. and there il no
warrant whatever for the asscrtion-which has
been made in certain disloyal prints--that the
legislation OF Congress has driven gold out OF the
country. Whatever that legislation may have
been or may be, just so much gold will 60 abroad
as is needed TO pay foreign balances and no more
Spectators for the rise in gold threaten us through
their organs that if their operations are ntorforred
with they will export their specie. Let them do
so. We can spare il. These same spectators,
who are so apprehcnsiye Of the evil consequences
of legislative restrictions upon gambling In the
national credit, are now receiving snd-as far as
they can--paying for bills which they bought some
time ago at ls9, 100 and l9l. 1t could hardly be
expected that they would view the action Of Con-
gress and the Legislature with equanimity.
Money was very easy all last week. On call the
brokers are fully supplied at . a G por cent, and
money left with the old houses IL not generally
taken at over q . per cent. On gold the banks
continue TO lend par at the lowest rate of interest
Common sense, II not patriotism, should have
taught the banks the folly Of lending anything ut
any rate of interest whatever, on gold. But il
seems that they cannot resist the temptation of
using their in this way. II Is but iar TO the
banks to add that they find great difficulty al sre.
sent in employing their surplus means safely.
Speculation Il not active the trade in merchan.
disc Is conducted ON cash principles or very short
credits the bank deposits increase much faster
than the discounts. Sums OF money--whch a few
years ago would have been deemed almost
fabnlous-arc being invested In government
securities but still there are people who
do not want TO lock up all their means in
United States bonds or Treasury notes, and
this class is much puzzled to discover
safe and profitable investment. The popularity of
the per cent one year debt certificates is a fxed
fact. Those dated prior TO March are IN demand
AZ fractional discount. The new cerl.fsues.
The New York herald., 1863-03-16
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
'/yELEBRATIoN OF ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

The civic societies will form East Broad right rest
IN Grand rect and w take 20 e. 10 9ss 9
Marshashp of Mr. john Kane, aided By the following gen
Hugh Murray WI liam Atkinson Thomas MSnashan Pat Pat,
f ossrs ss spsr sa@ A sSa dn Rooney Peter
1ds ss s9esy 3yn TYLER As
recr st resting on cou
'''A'N' Patrick NIhan, MARSHAL
s-Thomas Frances Measher club-rrh resting son Mont
Edward DULY N"rsAqI; 1a EaT15a a5a Yas'n and William
harry Benevolent sociey-rsht resting on left OF r.
4'"sl-' o'' Michael Daley Marshal.
5-st Brdgets Benevolent Society, right resting on Jef
Fa,TsK conaor MHrssa George NsAvay NSa Aid s.,0s
Daniei Grinnon Marshal, Paul Mcana and Francis Dee
zFntier u b. T. A. B. Society, New York. right
ys S$ssss so.,.,.. ., n,oos,v1
fffs Ms,sha resting on sf
Of sae Mathew Sswas e and William
United Benevolent Society. right rest
q sqyap N.w M RESTING
DMsan. John Joa nsson. Ads; s,.n. !, u-u,
form on tie Of Hibernians New
Peter Ledwith, Marshal; Hugh Monahan, Denis Maher
2saamroak Benevolent Society, right resting ca,ha
rne sreet.
Rcnard HaIpin, Marshal; James NJ Cue. Aid.
All Aids tae Grand Marshal ,nesel to report
him. 10 street, nine O'Clock A. NJ, pre-
cscly, the l7th instant
society, arriving the ground will please report
at TO the Grand Marshal at the corner OF Market street
& nj East Broadway.
Tue line VIII be reviewed by the Grand Marshal aids
at O'Clock A. M precisely which wiz break
into column All societies falling to the ground at
that hour will take the left of the procession
The column will then countermafch down East Broadway
to Chatham street. through Chatham the
OF the Park passing in front Of the City Hall will
viewed by his Honor the Mayor and the Common Council
passing out the gate Will Broadway Four
teenh street around the satac Of Washington down Four
to Seventh Seventh
tyhird street. through Twenty third First avenue
down First avenue TO Eighth street. along Eighth
JOHN KANE. Grant Marshal
The New York herald., 1863-03-16


6sS%S: Psii.ss!pSis sa.l'' - -. 80. -
bark Gazee Bembun rom NYork,, s. Croix. with para d
BOSTON, March 4. AM-Ar ship Old Dominion s.mH
H.asxs PSiIsdsphs; Ssris May Queen. Frsnnns 1S
fUydssos si
BALTiMoRE. March Is Arr steamship Ericsson, Lswess.
Patty Dominica. Below bark Fame Kennedy from 81 Tho.
Parker Hawaha Disney so 1 ranger James
town, Laoureite and Il wetmore Bania. New York Sid
.,EDGxRTowN. March Il-Arr schr English, Kendricr,
,l2thAr schls Bay State verlll Fair Dealer, Cor.
snoa agorn oS SYSss Eosp Sr Rcd ss E1 ws
naSe nosen nSno Sr Mnork Ao sf from Curacao M Boston,
oRT March l3-sld schr Amelia, Bayey,
PORT ROYAL So March A stssmsAip city Of Bath.
K @ Ts Free s &s ssr
smith and Mary smsS, smith Phadelphla oh Robbie
pds yses 2asy 1s
Hatch, and Curtis Crows, Fernsndina; lOth' Morse.
CID 3d. sc9rs Boics BoIce PAadslphia Victor sssoss.
s
Disney, philadelphia
Ssh Sss ss'is sf I;.
wifi a asss sssn f. ship Robert
o E SsoT Sd snD
man Baker Boston barss White Wing wilson. Lasaayra;
Hs s i fsrs sss En-. aas nse HAN
Key Vest Boice Boice and stockhan Babcock. Pori
Fiyaway. Davis, Quincy Point; Maianzas. Blake. Mystic
Lrwrs, Del March 49, 6s AMAt the Breakwater barks
bgs and schra, OF which prsaring to DEPART
PoRrIAND March barr steamship Parkersaurg HoT-
man, NYoTk Ga sshrs Nile E,s Nassau; Utica phSrn.
dixie, and kossutn, Bianscomb, Nfork Sid brig Il Cur
It's; and others.
The New York herald., 1863-03-16

Wheel was c,.,lI, and prices were declining. The
day sales amounted l., only % 500 bushels at 81
81 70 for red and amber mss.s,. = AL % Tor
shiUns Milwaukee club and AMBER spring nd q 10 e.
gales comprised IS 900 bushels sed Wessrn al ei c
Sse or soond, ana S2c B. &C. for unsound and heated
81 p. and Zoo bases u 1900 bushels rye at os
quality. '""N - ~ so''' "SS0u uns "
49,. a,a aes were confined TO 25 bags Java at 1876
q. oass Rio at 3o1sc. q 31Hc
,s,rrox quiet and depressed at s5c. for mddng
sr were less active at $5 25 ass 10 for dry cod sl2
s.Sn for small and large No mackerel, 50 % 50 10
fcs No do. and 35c. SIC and 26c 271zc. for scaled
TKncu1s MIG W wers d.lIi and heavy To Liverpool there
were shipred 200 bbs flour at 1s Cd. 10000 bushels
ea and lss By sailing vessel and steamer TO London
25 boxes bacon taken at 35s 10 Glasgow 80 boxes
bacon engaged at 25s bark hence to Barcelona
Hay selling in lots at SIC. 05c for North river
H,Es were quiet and depressed Weeks receipts,
HoPs were quiet at 2lc. 2Sc. for new crop.
LrAmrn.-Mcssrs wezel x werdmeyer say:-"Hem-
lock SoeOur red lea her market Is moving along stead
~ and without any quotabe change In Ggures. saes in
extent were about equal 20 receipts Ornoco leather
quite scarce The larger portion OF old stock held by
edeIs speculation having gone into consumption some
time ago, only moderate supply Of desirable leather
remains in dealers' hands. Oak so'eThe inquiry
tnucs fairly active at firm rates; with light receipts the
stock Isl as hitherto, much redrced."
MoIAssRs was less active. salcs $50 bbls and half
bbls. New Orleans at Acc. 55c 200 hhds. Cuba musco
yado at 54c. 4Sc.
NAVAL STORES we're duh and prices nominal.
PRoNrIoSs-Pork was down to fl4 rs Sl4 so for old
mess, ZIG 81 SIG rs for do, and Sl1 80 S13 rs
for prime with sales OF 500 hbls Reef continues quiet
With sales Of 200 bbis at Sl 25 sl3 for plain and slS
sl3 rs for extra Sales made of 500 bbls.
and tierccs OF lard within the range OF l0s 2c 400
bo.s Of bacon Mt FAC 9c. and 1850 packages Of hams
and shoulders at 71sc sac and 5ac a &C. Butter was
inactive at &c. 2Sc for State and l7c. 23c. for
Western. Cheese continued in limited demand at 13c.
Iaic.
RICE was duh and prices were unsettled.
srE,s.Cover tell to &C. l0c, with sales Of 450 bags
SroARs.Only $50 hhds. found buyers at 1Q1ac.
l3isc. for New Orleans, and lO2ic for Cuba
TAIlow-Salss OF 1900 lbs effected at 125Sc.
I3hc.
wulsNEy duh at ACC Asc with sales of 45O bbls
The New York herald., 1863-03-16
II Iii Z N A v Y.

Report or OurtW estern Iron-Cfads.
The following 10 . report submed the 9th inst
about the condition os our Western iron ciads;-
The Usage win be ready In three weeks st st. Louis
Her turret s on board
The Neosho win be finished in FIVE weeks Her turrel
q ready, although not on board These ships swift
draw little water and have two guns IN their urret
They built OF iron and in compartments The fouI
larger yesseis-Wnnebago Chickasaw, KiekIroo ard Nil
waukee--canDo be ready before Juno. They all alike
have tarre and guns but much higher ou, OF
the water than The others, and calculated FOR ocean
duty If necessary.
Nd5HA: so-screw rrissle (cabc shlpJ, IN %.. ss re-
'-- =. " Tor service in f.,- 80. -ne bas pesn
pompe.ely me.amorhosed, and win be nc more IKE the
George Steers turned than she we're pu't IN
Madsgascar The tine old buwarks are gone and al the
characteristics OF FIRST rate vessel. Single ran
goe. ound the Deck upon which, however, inere VIII be
abattcsy usual. II estimated that when complete
in new form this ship VIII have cost tbe country
g 600 600, she Is at Boston,
CAROLINE d-Ihe dne steamer Caro'ine, built in England
20 run the blockade and subsequently captured by
our cruisers has converted into of war, and
heavily armed with modern guns. She sailed from Ihi
,ado yesterday join he bloekading sq adrcn, with
tho following odicer9;-
Fols,,stes kiereeoa C5mriasv,llg-D. p Upton.
-ic.lH9 assistant Pagpscsia--W. L. Barring.
4 ting gcs'er-Georse Ward
Aefap EnstgSa--Samuel Merrill.
as,ls; Mas,'s asss-s.o H. Well, A. A. Surgeon
hesry iiehaoer, >. 3. .,,ssoll, I0hn II. Mallan.
! - eg ling First Assistlnt, Charles II. llaning
~ ~ -e Third Assistants, T. W Stewart, William d.
'Sus0,on's steyaYd-rinile pe,ry.
k'oswGs,s sieearl-George 3. Westervet.
The New York herald., 1863-03-16
slfR.ME CoURT-GEEERAL TERM.

Before Judges Sutherland, Ingraham aud Clerke.
March 13.--Tae pco;ie r;. John 0sma-By the Court:
ISeRniAM 1.-The question submitted TO In this case s
whether the violation Of the fortysecond section OF tho
roce act Of lsG0 which prohibits tho public keeping OF
intoxicating liquors Sunday, is mIsdemeanor. Tho
imposes penalty Of nifty dollars for each offence
% be sued for by the District Attorney and does not de
clare the offence to be msdeneanor IL is we'll settled
that where any act Is prohibited and reray imposed
for its violation, and the offence not criminal before
the passage of the statute other punishment than
PENALTY be imposed; and the provision OF the Rc
vised statutes, third edition 18th cd page as0 which
makes the violation OF statute containing such prohbi
tons msdemeanor, only applies cafes In which no
penalty provided for Its violation In this there are
10 other Violations in which such offences
are declared TO be msdemeanors but such provision
contained applicable TO their offence The only ground
on which Is attempted 20 sustain this Indictment is that
the police force directed u enforce this secn and
to coed IN the provided by aw for the arrest
latng TO this subject. do not think This sufficient to
warrant us IN sayg that the legislature Intended to
make the offender liable both TO the penalty ana 10 in
doment. ] am not IN favor OF making out crimes by
mere inference, and where the penalty imposed is as m
this heavy one for offences OF this kind the Court
should require clear expression OF the intent OF the a.
gislatue before they add tn that penalty the abitv OF
prosecution for criminal offence. AZ the Iog,saturc \,
other parts of this act have declared the cases OF Viola
tons the act which they intended should he ptp,sbed
cripnay, and have omitted any such decarai on no m
tho acts prohibited in this section the fair presump,on
a, they did net intend 10 apry 10 such acts any o,bcr
punishment than the penay. We concur with the re-
cofdc In his views on this question Jadglent affirmed
The New York herald., 1863-03-16

The United States revenue cutter Crawford, Captain
John Carson Wednesday last resumed her duties as
guardboat the Narrows. She has been repairing
damages sustained By having beon n.oby the British
steamship Mclta, on the night OF February H. The
Crawford has been stationed since ts time last year
ihc Nsrroes, thu most responsible position Now
YORK and las rendered important service by tho prompt
and energetic Of her officers. No vessel has
been permitted TO leave tho hnrbor for by the way
OF tho Nagrovs without being ovcrhaucd.
uvor Ave thousand vessels for foreign and Southern
ports have been boarded by tho officers OF the Crawford
md their ccararee carefuly scrutni2cd vz-Stcamers
2SD ships, 90 bars, OIL origs, 12s schooners 257I
making total o. 8 ,SS9
The following is a list Of her ofncors-
CtprrR-Iohn Carson.
J.rst III Li.ueadai--Iohn A. Underwood.
Ssc5nf Lse2, R1as--ffeorge W. King.
Thud Lisuteadn,-Charles y. shoemaker.
Botiranain--AntoDe Anderson.
tspnner-Wm. West
CaryeR,er--ceorge Payne.