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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15
Tho Hols,eiu Quession.

The German troops and the Commander.in-
Chief arrived at Wenstedt on the 30th OF December
And they were expected to reach Rendsburg on the fol
lowing day, whence detachments would be forwarded
TO Friederickstadt
The Danish troops had evacuated the Tete du Pont
GEAR Fricderickstadt and also quitting Rendsbrrg
The Duke Frederick arrived at kiel on the JOth Oh
December and was Enthusiastically received.
The Federal Commissioners had dismissed more Of
the local authorities in Holstein.
Advces from Norway say that the people there have
resolved TO send address TO the Government requr-
Ing it to support Denmark. .
The following Austro- Prussian motion was pending
IN the Federal Diet:
THAT the Confederation should require Denmark
eefnitivelv TO suspend the November Constitution with
regard Schleswig and shoud az the same time notify
Denmark in case OF refusal that the Confederation VIII
be compelled TO obtain pledge for It's lust demands by
the military occupation Of Schle.wig. Tint the Federal
Dict snail also request tho Military Committee to sub
NIT propositions for raising forces possibly required Tor
the occupation OF Schleswig."
The London Herald rdicnlss Ear, Russells proposal
for conference on the Rosten question. and says that
40 should support the arrangements Of the Treaty Of
London.
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Holland.
Holland.
EMANCIPATION OF SLAVES IN THE DUTCH COLO
MIS-
We read in a letter from the Hague:

We read in letter from the Hague:
1.-THE last news received from the Dutch colony OK
surinam reports most favorable Developments OK the
recently -inauguratcd policy Of emancipation Inc
freed slaves have concluded contracts with the Govern
mcnt and with private planters, and tho dscontents
which arose from The obsnacy Of the latter have been
suppressed by The compromise which they made WIN
the Government In relation 10 the wages for plantation
labor Last week too. a very Important sresty was
concluded between the American aud hether'ands
Governments by which II !, arranged that the colonial
authorities Of Sarinan shall receile srch OF tbs enamel
pated American slaves ngybs willing TO work on
their plantations To these VIC American Government
win afofd considerable f1c!fes FOR cnigrGonk 10 the
Dutch Wet Tndia Prosecutions. whore they VIII 10 cor
daily welcomed-tfe great difficulty With the planters
being that Of finding such llbcrers as are required 0I
developing the vast resources Of the fertile colony e
SnrinaIn. Two thouland plantation Lborcrs hod al
re.y boon induced 20 leave DensrGn, In consequence
" Me higher wages offered in tho Dutch retteuent
while decided improvement has uken place IN the
market value OF the sngar plnntaiions is Inferred
that very large number Of the freed slaves OF the
Southern States of America viii aya Themselves OF she
fsoili,es offered them - mako engagements with The
Dutcl planters Such indeed 10 tie extent OF territory
in Surnam awaiting cultyaor. thst I'll The ssIes
OF the Southern States abe 10 avail Themselves of me
facilities nov offered them they world find abundance
OF lucrative labor In that uIuynnt and progressing
,ettlerent."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15

BOARD OF CoUNcILMgS.-A regular meeting
Of the Board Of Councilmen was held on Thursday
afternoon. at o'clock, James Hayes. esq. President
in the chair Councilman Webster offered resolution
that the Street Commissioner be directed 10 cause to
be removed forthwith all tho distractions In Battery
place between Broadway and West street the prcam.
Die rccting that whereas Battery place from Broad.
way to the North River. is much DISTRACTED from the
prcscnce Of merchandise and other noumbrorces being
ieft In tho carriageway and whereas IL essential
for tho proper transaction Of business In this section Of
the city that this passage may be clear for the transit
OF tho large number OF vehicles conveying merchandise
through III and. whereas the sad distractions In the
street are contrary 10 the ordinances of tho Common
Council and should be removed. The resolution was
adopted. A communication was received from tao
Mayor transmitting report from DR. Ssyge in relation
to tho condition OF the PARK Barracks snd the danger
10 DO approhended Of the breaking out Of Conte gous
and other diseases. Referred to Special Committee.
The President announced the Standing Committees for
the year. after which the Board adjourned until Mon.
day ut u. M
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Vrseu-Y,1 Cx,.rsforn.
Lospoy. sunday Morning. jar. ,. 1854.

LONDON. Sunday Morning. Jan. ). 1904.
Consois, after official hours yesterday, clos cd
A CAB net Council was held yesterday afternoon.
Green the murderer Of ElzSer'h Whi.lesey. was s-e
crtsd .t cambridg, yesterday morning
Thursday the 9Th 81 February.
The Csonet Council which mex Yesterday was OF II.
Ssny suamonsd ,or Thprsdsy neIt L9.a psmsI'3n
Dlic o, yovcass also rema ped at his country sea-.
mr. wiad IL east his mornin e. accompanied with frte.
KEEL Jan. Evening. The Duke Of An
gusenburg. has urdsr the tide Ct tho oatc o! sc.rs
W y.Holstin isu,d proclamation dated 3lst Deem.
be- Addressed TO he people 81 the DucAies The Duke
saJs vould not hold back oefore yonr call f1lli .
doiy In barring the cares Of his moinertons epoch.
The Federal execution. which from the besinntng
not directed against ny Government lac -ow
ccAsed 10 have any object. nni Convinced that the
PNlors. Diet win now acknowledge hat the reasons
hich dsermin-i h, to order the administration Of the
Irchy by Federal ConmIslorers no longer exist
expect however hat my fshul subjects viii respect
tss Federal Administration, and they wiz aroia any
Tho Ssmra csn.s the ststemcnt rsae ~ the yaropa
r,ive 10 the mission Of Count Pasaine 10 the Britsh
.blrft and asssrting that had terminated -
favorable result Tie policy ofths Itssn Gov,rnrnsnt
says he s'sr5a, equally removed eun the insction
yi.h Which q reproaehsi by he extreme gasas' as
Tho proposition Of the Emperor Napoleon FOR Con-
gress has certainly created phase obigins al Govern
moEs N hold themselves prepared for events Italy
pAgfz Jan. 2-Is 10 asserted that the amount Of
bullion he'd b. the Bark Of France this meFring WA
17S 1DO ooc francs.
The Coursr De Dins-,As has been suspendsd FOR tive
months.
BREsfAr:. Jan e-Tas Russians have imposed upoa
TIE Kingdom ~ Poland frcsA Contribution % 6 90,
90 rouhea II which 1xount 1850 90 VIII DO imposed
WArsas.
Kmi> jar. 2-Dnt, FREDERICK OF Aug-s.cnbrrg h,s
recNvoa oongraula.ory doputa.ols frol all para d
the country.
The Duke In rely 20 the sadsr Of grand torchdeh
procession SPOKE o. The necessity II union between the
GovsFnrent and Is subjects and exI-essed TIA
hdrut hope that he woud sssurne she Cover -msn
Hksllao. Jan IA usssege received from Sends-
burg GATES that me Danes had NOT ~ 20 yesterday
svscIh,ed the Crown Fort.
Tmfsrv. Jan 2-Accord'ne 20 news received hero
ron AnapA the Rns.isns are mailing varke pfspara-
t-9nA but Tho rCnoFs caTren. o c.nsI. hsys already
tA.en place are unfoubdod.
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The Tycoon Agrees to the Expulsion
Of Foreigners.
JEFF. DAVIS AND TEE POPE.
EAPOLEON'S NEW.YEAR'S SPEECH.
Cotton Advanced - Breadstufs Firm.
PORTLAND. Me-. Thursday. Jan. IA. 1904.

The steamship Hibernian, Captain Ballantine,
from Liverpool at O'Clock the afternoon Of the 3si
Of December via Londonderry the LIST OF January
arrived at this port at O'Clock this morning Her
fstes are five days later thar those already received
The Hbsrnian makes the following report: Passed,
Jan /, steamship Damascus off InnistrahuA bound in.
On the nth inst passed steamship Sdon in lat 40 81
ong $40 O4. bound TO New.York." The Hibernian has
lad heavy weather since the 9th inst.
The steamship Etns, from NewYork. arrived at Lv-
arpool on the afternoon Of the 3lst Of December.
The steamship Kedar. from New-iork, arrived at
liverpool. The steamship Columbia. from New-Yors
via St. Johns n f. arrived al Galway On the 2sth Of
December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15

LONDON MONEY NtIktT.-Iue Engilsh funIs
d-rr.d ~ tho ur--iaciory aspec " she Danish
que,on arG Cons0s heavy The at inst ct hhef
The demand Tor moasy wa. .r,vs a. u al y cent The
bAnA niia mum lc.nsiE, At - eoui
BARNS Bros Go. quote Bar si,er3li Dolar. l. nom
m, weekly rstnIn. Of N. Bant Of England show
cres,e In the Balloon Of sli3 so sterling
AnyRIcAs srcRIriEs.-Bsring Bros CO say; "Am-.i
Stocks remain shou, business and without variation In
TIE nominal qgo'aion. The Day Nev, oi the ID .ay.
Yesterday riss Of Ito cent toos place in u B. Govern
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2--Co1ToN-The brokers cir.
csr dated evening OF he 3s, December ssys: "Ths
day. Only Ga Monday The market opened with greatly ,n.
proved lepsrd fuy 1900 bales changed hands a, iait
advance The current Geste. Of American and Eat
H IA e hS D,a,,m and ga bs., Sr S;
msnnsd and In many instances exceeded tho market cot
Ing yesterday Wedned.y with an upward tendency At the
$50 10 .psels,cs and so 70 .Ipor.r' Since
tho announcement OF ths actual stock to-day (JlsD
wns. p5G''s to b. only 'ny ,i s b.. 01 ss.on !.
rather ercied aud price, b, advanced Sd aid beyond
and TPan nd In. sale. Of .as day a.. estimated At
bales. Of which iOoJ for export and speculation The
quotation. OF tho evening Of te % were itdns Orleans
count ,urns out 9ls bales, Of which 5 Ameh
The imports ii tho yes' were ie'S2ts bales ssAn's
The marie, has been closed since the ,sl Dec and does
reopen till the .th January.
for business bat they met by demand for advance
Of iad both cloth and yarn which checked business.
the s9h Dec but has been cviBced at the ad
vance advised peT City Of London Rchjon Spence Co..
quote Red wheel 81 d9 10. Milwaukee and Chicago.
PHoyIsioss-Mcsn.. Wakefield Nash 4 Co, aud Bigsnd
Aihys& Co.. quote Beef freely offered, but a. the reduced
prices doing PoGkNow Eastern In good deInsnd but
elected. Bacon steady now Cddi dearI Lard dull
and nominal. Tsow opened hrm and rather deUsr, bu.
closed quiet
PgoDucn-Ths Brokers' Circular reports follows under
Eyeng Of Dec. d. Sugar in good demand full prices
ard partially Cd dsarcr ths week Cohre quiet Rice
inactive. A.ho, Ina fss demand rather easier rass Pots
20 gd2c Pearls $40 Liseod quiet but steady Lnsced
CGses 90 I0 40 49, Tor American Lnssei Oh shade Gru
en- Fsh Ois quiet Cod, 400 Naval stores dull bat Spirits OF
ToTpenne closed drmel bout English Brandon report
Peolsnm less active. Refined closed quiet Al TO- Crude
alia4II 49, stock OF al sOr estimated about 70 100
CASKS
LONDON MARKETS. Barring, Brothers g. Co,
quote Wheat finn and sener.y a. a a. quarter higher Iron
Bsn aud Rail, 81 lSea8i Scotch Pig, nuctna,ing'
closed at Gsi cash ard M months sugar quie, bn,
nrm Coffee s.ady. Tes unchanged Tallow quiet; Y c.
4ls French spra Of lurpentine improying-7ll a1al.
CRuDs PkrKoL.us, Gl6 10 HEPIsED, ina. sPEkn
on nominal 1t 1905 COD 43 IsssED declined TO 81 but
recovered 49, Groves and Todd report PROVISIONS gene
rally nrmer LAID quiet but Drn RosIs steady
Bufrxa in rather more inquiry but prices unsettled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15

ARRIVAL OF TRooPs.-On Wednesday m
ins tbs 18th and ssth Regiments N. Y. s. Volualso
arrived In this city. These regiments were VII y
Army u tie Potomac. participating In many 70
fought battle and winning aures Ia every engsssn0
Las, Fail they were transferred to the Army ~
Cumberland and slnce then they have bean under %
Grant in some Of the greatest battles Of ncdeIn N
They were participants In tho historic battle Of Loeen
Mountain. when Hooker tAlndeYed aboss tho CO.
The 18TH formerly under the command Of Gen "
mann, returns With 2l5 men, under Cox HemnGpla
The ssth under Col. MURPHY, returns with sboss
men. The former are qusrteted al the Park Darfse1
the latter r. the Soldiers Homo on Mercer IT,
These regiments have re-enlls.ed for the wg
preparations wore made by tie State authoriiic U
their reception. TIE only place Of shelter open 9s
18th WAS the wretched. filthy rookery in ne II
The osth viii undoubtedly mud conola
quarters q. the Soldiers Home and both regimennG
So sbnndsnty supplied with good raticns-but thn.
not atone for tbs neyleo. manifesied b! the painS
power 10 relation 20 men who have won NaIlola
nown By their patriotic devotion to the Union ana -
gallant conduct In tie field. A battalion ftroop ~
boring 315 mon, belonging TO the 9th Vermont
now ia Virgiaps arrived here on "Wednesday .s n
under the command Of Col Reynolds. me! .es
city 3. u o'clock. They will receive teeis I'm
their arrival at Wssbn ston. Each uan oeio.s - 80
his camp IN the Green Mountain State, recei'sa
~ OF s4QQ from the State.
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MisleIlnneOuA.

A TELEGRAM from Point dc Gale says the Fed
oral Wyoming had gone 10 Christnas Island III
nnrsuit of the iibaue whose capture OF two American
shps in the Straits Of Sunda is reported by the last In
dian MAILS.
British trade returns for November show 30 y cent
Increase on tie previous November.
The state Of the Schleswig- Hosten question was I'M
changed. ,,r
1t was rimored that England had proposed TO Den
mark conference Of the seven Powers who signed TIE
treaty Of London.
The Federal Eaecution Hoistein continued to make
progress .,, -.
KEEL
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India. Ch,un and Auarnl,..

The following telegrains have besn recei'edi
CaLcu-rA Dec II-EIchsnr, 22id. greish.s dull 10
Twist sud Shirtinys dali. a.
C,yrou Mo-. 3c.shirtings aud Twi's qaie. Tee dali
lixchaDgs, lcd-
'ss.soaax Nov. s.-Tes dal slf unchanged EIchanss,
lod .
Afnirs in Japan were moro pacific. Prince satsuiao
had proposed 10 2ay Indemnity. cree. meusolcrm
to Mr Richardson and other atone or his death
MrLBoynsn. Nor. E-Cod shipments since last mni
o2s opuces Irsjs steady The VA va pFogressns n
N,w.ZsaHA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15

The IRISH BRIGApE.--The rcenlisted Ve.'.
and disabled soldiers Of the Irish Brgaes 80
recipients o. graceful recognition Of shsii ~.
and patriotism, in the shape Of banquet si''a ~
on Saturday by Gen. Mcashcr and To on0' .,,I,,tr
Brigade Irving Hall ia to be the scene Of vs. p.,.
The veterans arc 10 assemble In the CITY hw "a
~ g. H., whence they viii be escorted 10 n'"' ~
BY the band and the Committee Of officers apP' M
for that purpose Should the day be wet noN .s.,n
guests are to proceed direct from their n0''' -
banquet room at La O'Clock. The occasion
ieoting honor on both the host and their ofS''s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15
THE sCOTIA,s NEWS.

The royal mail steamer Scotia. Capt. Jud-
kins which left Liverpool at 10! p on the I'd inst.
arrived hero on Thursday morning. with three days
later news and sxty.fve passengers
The Etna arrived at Liverpool Of 81 p m. on the 3lst
ult
The Bremen arrived at southampton on the morning
Of the LIST inst and the Damascus reached Londonderry
on the evening of the same day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15

Tug COUNTY COMMITTEE The County Com
mittee commenced yesterday to pay bounties to the
veteran volunteers Ono company Of the 10th Regiment
presented their papers and each man received $780,
Veterans applying for their allowance of bounty are
required to show certified copy Of the roll OF resst
ment. also their discharge aud their mustering'in.
papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15
UNITED STATES MAgsHAL's OFpIcS-N

UNITED STATES MARSBALb OFf0"'
Olmstead, who was arrested at Yonkers Ascot -.
ago. charged with sending contraband goods "
South, was taken from the County jail yesterday
brought 10 the u s. Marshals Office. for the pa'p|
afording him au opportunity 10 make statement !.
fore Surveyor Andrews The nature Of 'hs go, -.
will be withheld from the public until eompie.ea
ther examination. The Gaze Vas adjourned 'A'-
day. and the prisoner ives psroled.
Marshal Murray sen. CO. Isl to wsshins'os
day, the proceeds Of the sale OF the schooner hs'
hcr CARGO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15
France.

The Gazette de Franc: asserts that General
rorey will shortly proceed TO Mramar. on mission to
The Archduke Macmillan. relative 10 Mexico.
Ii was reported that the bullion In the Bank OF
France vas one hundred and ninety six millions OF
francs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15
Japan.
AdyiceS from Japal

Advices from Japan say that the parties OF the
tycoon and Prince Satsuma have agreed upon the e1'
pulson Of the foreigners from that country.
The yielding Of the Tycoon was attributed 70 the
nreasrrn Of Prince Saisuna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15
--latest. va Londonderry.

The steamer Bremen arrived at southampton
on tie st from NewYork.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. /. 1854.
Political affairs were unchanged
II Is confirmed that England has protested against
Sle Federal occupation Of Schleswig.
The Danish iaiIise Ial crisis has terminated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15
Great Britnfu.

The funeral Of the great author. Thackersy,
took place at Kensa Green Cemete ~ the Goth of De.
sember twas attended by ell the leading authors and
artists Of the day including Dickens whe made leag
Journey the last tribute of respect TO the lamen.sd
Head. The scene was very affecting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15
Lnfeat nta Londonderry.

LIvKRPooL, Jan. l-CorrON-lt being holiday the Cot
ton Com other markets closed Cotton closed yeser
day very buOyant and t6ld higher sales Of the DAY 1000
bales
LONDON. Dec 3.-Consols closed Al 9ia9t for money.
Illinois Central shares 2j023 discount; Fries. s5G6
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SUPREME CoURT-caAYpxRs-JAx iI-Bssor, y,su-
BARNARD.
DECISYONS .....f..s-

Linda label agt Solomon Habel; William PA
NOR ag. Elizabeth Palmer; William D. Porter at F,,k
A. Portar Reports confirmed aud juiymsnts Of dvss9
granted.
Cornsns Dawson s. James Dawson. Divorce 70 49,
der!sd Divorce granted to defendant -
Charity b. Uoty es' Wilet r. Doy.Thse b no mo-
marriage in Ills STATE that plaintiff defsndans -
Motion denied.
Joseph Duran. ss Felix Dsacroix Georys Jonss NJ JsA
KesTney; Joseph II Williams sgt. James Pynn Il ii ~
Devrnogs ast John j. Robinson sarah A. kszsh ~ Eh1
beth C. Brown ct 81. Motious denied
ss sarsh A. Marsh OF at; Samuel Halst sgt b. o. BG1
ct a. Motions granted .,
In the natter Of the petition Of John C. Abbott vsss
ssssnsnts. &c. Motion TO vaoste assessment denied
Arthur brown .. al AIT Chsrlos Van bsnihuyssn-Nsn
granted on payment OF vl0 costs: -..--
Joseph D. Davis ct o. sgt William Grove Of L.-Meaca =
Mod 90 costs.
In re hsbess corpus for discharge Richard Murphy-u
jgdgmep. which the commitment issued having bsea II
aside there J. no necejsty foy an adjudication.
John q Jones' Pr-st, Ac., agt Pedro A. De 0rebe 4 -
Report confirmed defendant let In defend the -
upon the settled In the opinion previously de3
Corhsm ID. Abbot sgt. American Hard Rubber Co.-LN3
given 10 set up Ia new answer the payment u the sv b
denied q. 70 .is balance.
Hs1dsn sgt. Wash EIn Circuit Judgment ord
for plaintiff for the ful amount.
Hamilton Murray Sc, sgt. Stephen 7. Aufin-Csun
have s.t'ed tho form Of the order.
Lawson Carter sgt. Empire China Manufacturing CA-xh
Clerks Certificate Do furnished TO whether sny ~
Of later date than this has been tied The rs
calendar. no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15
Poland.

Gen. Berg has issued an order at Warsaw,
that until the complete restoration OF tranquility all the
police authorities including the head OF the police sha
Sc subordinate " the military authorities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15
India.

A private telegram, dated Calcutta, Dec. ~,
Freights are falling Jute to London is taken at 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15

i The insurgents were showing renewed activ.
ity Tho National Goyernmen! lad Issued dooree di.
viding all the forces into ionr commands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15

j.. W. Gerard. esq, will lecture oefOr' o. =
Mechanics and Tradesmen's Society q n'As
thi. evening Subject. Egypt, and tho M" ~
CRY Of the courss VI the Eus.'
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Spain.

II ia positively denied that Spain Is about TO
contract loan Of three hundred millions Of reals IN
Paris.
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cnrrnr cAJFynlR-Tu,a Nav.

SUPREME CovRr-Circuit.-Psrt Nos "
iss4, 1888 iIw 1911 1882 ll3s, 1891, 1881 issI. ~
1919 1868, 1911 rMt Il-Nes ssl. IN w. co., LII
SUPREME CoURT-Spccial Term.-Noa
Dsmurrers and lx 49, IT'S ls3 3s lSs io, III, IA "
1874 1885, 80. M, lsa, 100. 30, 2ol, so9. 49,
,lg1 lls3, I'LL, 1857 3lSC} 3Ils s72 1913, JUS IN -
5a3i, a2sl Par. Il.-Nos 2l6, 23Ss, 3ls 49, 2~A u
3l60 1905 1886, 3le4 3ls6. 3l7s. 1892. 3l.i. to2.
CoUar OF COMMON PLEAs.--Part I.-NoA -
$50 800 49, AZ 263 las s46 30 &c., lis, 5Js. la ~ y
Pst iL-Nol rs 9o+, 81 W. ~, 80 sos 3l5 "a "
81, ais, ala s20.
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Tho 0idOn,s News,

The following is summary Of the news taken
,ut by the Sdon. which left Liverpool Dec. 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-JAx M-Bss>
Judge SHIPnAs.
Clsrks Patent Steam and Fire Regulator Company Al N.
HAYES -

fhngng res1ed letters patent granted complainant. IA 81
new and useful Improvement for regulating the preuas
steam In steam boilers" preliminary Injunction was ~
tofore granted In tho and came up for 6ps 49,
ing The Court said-A decree be entered In TN ~
for the conpsinaDs The objection that tey have no
ence corporation Il no. well founded They bee.,s
corporation under the laws of New York. and have nevss
by reason Of which they might be liable 70 be Sis.o
proceedings taken assinit them for that purposs
terial here inquire. have doubt the patent L
aud valid The invention IL useful and eitorons EY
been sustained atsr full and sborous trial Of law ana
the verdict rendered that trial and still an sss
ture trial satisfied Let decree DO entered making o.
Junction perpetual