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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-09-02

A SUIroR to HE. MAJESTY The French
papers contain the following odd story Letters
from Abyssinia state that Theodore, Emperor
of that country, has just crowned his imperial
eccentricities by an act which exceeds them all
in extravaganee. Having learned of the wild
owhood of Queen Victoria he has had letter
written TO her, offering her his hand. Mr..
Cameron, the English Consul, was charged to
forward this missiye to his sovereign. The re-
plv TO 80 unforeseen an offer not being immedi-
ately forthcoming, the Emperor Theodore gos
angry, and had Mr. Cameron put in chains un-
til his Majesty should have obtained satisfaction
for such want Of attention towards him. On
hearing of the Imprisonment Of Mr., Cameron,
her Britanic Majesty is said to have decided on
replying by polite refusal, the sending of which
by post was more economic than special mis-
sion to Abyssinia.
1l,,,,,y, Il II the nronose6 elevation of the
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-09-02
ITO Whom it may Concern"

abraham Lincoln, of March 4th, 1861, and Abra-
ham Lincoln, Of July 18th, 1861, cut the following
figures
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We find the following in the Saratoga cor
respondence of the New York fapress
70 Whom it may Concern.
The Constitution as it is, and as it isn't.
We, the People, to secure the Blessings Of
Liberty, do ordain, and establish this Constitu-
ton
i. AH]agislative power is invested IN Con-
gress-(A Art !, sec. ~
(Oath Of A. IL | do solemnly swear that
[ win faithfully execute the office of President
Of the United States; and win, to the best Of
my ability, preserve, protect and defend the
Constitution Of the United States tart. ?,
sec.l
The President shall be removed from Office
or Impeachment tor and conviction of Treason,
Bribery, and other high crimes and misdemean-
ors.-(Art. 2, sec. 1
How a. L. Found Himself.
I Impeach for this Perjury.
No person holding any office under the Uni
ted States shall be a member of either House
during his continuance, in office.-tArt. /,
Sec 6.)
Maj. Gen. Frank p. Blair was thus elected
by the President.
ITmpeaoh I for this Perjury.
The privilege Of the writ of haJeas corpus
shall not be suspended. CART. /, sec 81
The public safety did not require that the
best blood Of the land should be bastiled when
ever Seward rang his bell.
I TImp9ash for this Perjury.
No bill of attainder or er post ti4cto law shall
be passed. Cart /, sec. 81
He has signaj Suph n lau,
IImpeaoh for this--Perury.
The trial of all crimes except impeachment
shall be by Jury.-(Art. 3, sec. 3.
What trial by jury have the inmates Of the
rem had
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-09-02
I Impeaeh for this--PeriurE.

No attainde- of treason snail work corr1p-
tion, blood or forfeiture, except during the
life of the person, attainted.-(Art 3, sec. 81
Remember the Confiscation Bill you signed
attaints babes unborn
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I lmpeach for this--Periury,

No new State shall be formed or admitted
within jurisdiction Of any other State.--(Art.
!, sec, 81
You signed the bill making Western Virgin
ia State, and for the sixth time periured your
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-09-02
]. W. LlxeENpELrKF
K1MmELL & LINGENFELFER,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA
GY-Have formed partnership in the practice of
the Law. Office on Julana street, two doors South
of the "Mengel House,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-09-02

QuERY.--Is it The proposed elevation Of the
Negro that has raised the price Of wool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15
Passengers Arrived

IN s,eoalship No,iheyr LdghI from Aspintcal-Mrs N
Plnnh s.d and servant, Ars M y. Turne father noib,r
Thompson and aniy, Miss DfunnoHd, j. Is. Dickenson, O.
Paen and family, y Jriey Airs h. p Harmon ard family,
c. p Jackson ana ~iie !. Gliding and family Mrs G. D.
b. Newton, Mr. o. Waters and child c. II. Morrison Mrs,
j. n. Page and child, 4. ~ Gray Isaac Pollard s. A Win.
j. II. Webster Mrs h. Hannah and child Mrs H. hsnkens.
C. r. Hawley Mn. j. H. Anthony and child Mrs. L. NJ KEEL.
log and cid Mr.. II. > Jacobs aud chd, J. NJ. Burial 8
T. b. Corey j. :. Dunn sud family, Mrs. H. A. Hanord aud
child NJ esekice, Mira J. d. Jackson, C. O. Jackson J. H.
Knowles Cant las A. Wright c. r. Bacon and hmilyj NJ
Granthan, H. J. AnTey D. X. Small Mrs Anna T. LAYTON
Thos Dillon Mrs w. B. Pierce aud child, Mn. L. Lschsr
Mrs H. sin pson Mrs. Frank fweil and child G. H. Rich
srdson G. H. Rchsfdson j. H. Fare and child Miss Van
Burhans and two daughters J. T. Locke, &. Wehei Mrs
Albert Wilkins and TWO CHILDREN, j. y Smith, jr, Dr. VIM.
Townsend II. b. Plat and family, H. H. Bacon A. Pssry
TO- w W. SieaInes Or w Z. Dean j. o. Molssworth Chss
ovstt }. r. Owens, w. p fa.on and wife, H. w Steele
Mrs. h.. +. Rice snd child, Ms A. Sorkweaher and chic
G K'chpp, Edward Olsen D. " Chauneey, j. Neon, Il.
irs j. 5. Holm ana cnld s. T. johnson, Ma L. H. Msnpn
and ron.
Rhall, J. j. Moodbne and lady w ~ Richie j. Gary, W.
Garry, W. McBrcher, J. NJ Kelly, A. Maholan, A. Mon
A. OATH, s. Chandler p. Monseye A. b. Perry, L. Pelone,
In n,am,hip Tasman, from Kngsas. Jam.-John Mccun.
die, wife and two Children Dr. and Mrs A. G. morrogh Mr.
Nottingham, WIu Pool, Miss Shines +. A. Carman.e, Mrs.
Chas lines, ". Leeming Mrs. Leoming W. q. Holt Mrs..
Holt james Jones. Johu Connolly Mr. Connolly, Ferrrs
Chss Thompson. From Turks lshnd-Geo. Bascone Mss
Rosae hag5ome Mis- Laura Lish,boune Miss Darrell Miss
IN ba,k Marigo from Rio Janeir-O C. James r. B. Lam
J. L. Spaldng, H. c. Covert, Mrs Henry Mulford
In 5ayk Slgmpe8e from Sagnq--G. f. Ward B. Lake ID.
Urquhslt, J. Carmiker J. Burroughs X. Graham
IL brig IT, u. Eslog from MaiaHEa'-H. F. Garcia aud
In brig Scotland from Mtansas-M s. skller 6. L. Raw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15
Iater from Panama.

Panama papers Of the 9TH INST, received by
Abe steamship Northern Light, contain the following
items Of intelligence:
FIRE broke out at Aspinwan on the 3o.h Of May in
The house Of Mr.. Donallso, r., on street. caused o
some alcohol ignting while being drawn from Drrei
by candle light. Two entire blocks were destroyed,
Including the CITY Hotel, owned by Vim. H. Aspinwall
and the private residences OF j: X Cowan esqr ana
Wm. T. cowan esq The loss IL heavy
An attempt had been made to assassinate Mosquera
est il was unsuccessful The woud'be asslsSins were
arrested. AntioQuia was quiet
Valparaiso dates of the nth state that the Whole
Cban and Peruvian coast Is highly excited at the re-
cent Spanish occupation OF the Chlncha Islands. The
Ministers Of State and Finance had been compelled ia
resign on account OF proposing a settlement oi the
difficulties by diplomacy. The Gillian Navy is beng
augmented. The frigate Chill Is being armored. The
principal forts being fortified and large subscrp
lions are being added 20 that of Congress to place the
country on footing and 20 ard Peru IN resisting
Spanish Invasion Of South American Independence
Business al Valparaiso dull Copper advancing
The ships John Tucker from Boston, and Susan l..
fitzgerald from Baltimore, had arrived.
Peruvian works Of ofelse and defense rapidly 60
ing Naval vessels being iron clad and Inoni-
Tor would soon be launched. The people are uuan-
hnous in resistance TO TIE Spanish aggressions bohVa
Colombia Ecuador, and the Argentine Republic are
also preparing 10 assist Peru.
The u. S. frigates Lancaster and ST. Mary were al
Callao on the 2sth Of May.
The Spanish Admiral and Commissioner had beer
kaInt la eihgy at Panama- No new movements OF Tue
Spanish squadron were announced.
Exchange London at Valparaiso, AT 4il
Freigbts slightly frmer.
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900 b, IN tho ,po, AZ &c and 500 bills Refined duty paid
a ,erble tLr month 1t Tie, and $40 bois do Iof h.ga-
d.iyrry atac 1000 bbls Crude, for all TINS month u's
CIV 4 r h., io0o do terms al We ana DIV po.s 90;
ON the spot at llc. call made for 800 Dds Co., ioi All
July delivery 1t price equal 10 +83c ,,o,.,
MOLASskS is fair demand and hrmi sales OF ~ mas
Cuba Mnscoyado n Goc., and % bbs ewOreans NJ |L
sU0AR-lav Sugars moderately active ana hin sass
Of ~ hhds at Iia@ d. for Caba and l8lDlye Tor ioIo
Riro ao COZ bo,cs Havana private terms heh"ea arc
steady and firm. ,. ,.ns m
bat Their, IL only aeraie business doingi sales VI o'V
ba o. on basfs Of s 2Td$l - cor Midd'mgs ,,,,.
COFFEE very quiet but prices ore -nppoI'su tlr
Far 10 Good csrsocs ia4llc Java mats and bag "S
Mara,ibo. 4!o,i5c Laguayn H~ise.-ah mon'""' %"
Domingo Adalc.. each. -, - ..~so..
RICE-Eas India styles in ruoderne demand ana prices
are firm sales Of 80 D0s Para at l1e and W. Das- ns''"
MATTE maiAct is dun and hoavy the supply "a larger
paes Of 100 bales Ut 81 900 81 soc 100 10
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lAdv-rll.enlenil

THE CONSOLIDATED GREGORY CoAPAEY.--
Having recently learned dat james =. Lyon Co ~
'cntral City, Colorado Territory pretending 70 own
,,lnim No on the Gregory Lode. IMMORAL land have
assumed 20 give title thereof 70 the above com
pany this is 20 give notice ~ all whom u may con
oern that the said james u. Lyon 90 have no tltie
thereto ard that the same Is owned by John - Harris
and myself late firm Of Harris Wheeler. The sad
James T.. Lyon & Co have no claim 70 SAID premises
except ~ equitable mortgages 70 secure them certain
indebtedness which. on The Goth dHy OF My, 1853
am united 20 about $3.50 That on thy day Harris
Wheeler rendered them that amount 70 redeem the
promises and al their refusal ~ accept the same. hhr
ria a Wheeler commenced snt IN equity in The Disrc;
Court Of the Territory redeem said premises and Tor
an account OF the revenues rents and issues merroi
received by Lyon A. Go. while in possession a. mort
-agocA which suit l. stil pending n snii District
Court aid IL notice 10 all subsequent purchasers -
the equities Of Harms Wheeler In the premises. Lyon
90 oan therefore give title and any money Taid
them therefor thrown away far rs concerns aeqg-
siuon Of title CHAs. II. NhELlLh'
Milwaukee May 20 lsC4.
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rnnu sAN YRAEC1Eoo.
FROM Aspinwall.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press
AsPNwAII, June ;, 1864.
We have had another large fire. One-third OF
AspinwaI is burned this time. 1t originated by the ex
s,ogion Of barrel Of The City Hotel is burned,
and had II not been for the exerton Of the whites prn-
epaJy officers and employees Of the Panama Railroad
Company, the whole place world have been destroyed.
The native and Jamaica negroes stood by and looked
On every one armed with machete, ready to riage OF
massacre The scene was most disgusting to witness
Col Toiten and Mr.. Parker, the Chief Engineer ana
Sonerinondent Of the Panama Railroad COMPANY were
present and labored indefaiigaby 20 preserve the
property Of these wretehes. who only looked on WITHOUT
assisting 70 save but 10 get drunk. .,.
The Illinois is here with her passengers a"ai'ns TUG
arrival OF the America.
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cut from Sacramento and the company has rood sup
py OF saborers and all the rails ties and other materials
they can use for long time.
The Fort EayHe Sentinel says: 1.-THE splendid
railroad bridge Toedo and Wabash over the river at
Attica Ind was partially destroyed by fire last week
An tho covered portion west of the draw save one sec
ton was burned. The burned portion, including the
trestle work was abou fourth Of nile long and to
replace it viii cost ssG, 600 10 $4,000"
The aggregate exports of produce and mer-
chandsc exclusive Of specie for the past week werc
s. 23l,a
Mr.. j. o. Quigley Of the house of Quigley
Brothers was to-day admitted to a membership In the
New. York StOck Exchange.
The following is a statement of the approx
innate earnings Of the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railway Company for the month Of May. com.
,ar,J NTH Tho sqmo nerfol ofi last wear.
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TUESDAY. juno, ll-P. n

TUESDAY june, liz n
Geld opened on the street at 1919 The quo
sanon at the Stock Exchange was lSiGs, and al
n"on 1861 DISH. In the afternoon the rate fell to 1867
and closed steady The passing Of the gold bill by the
House Of Representatives will reduce the "gold room
!" c"npafatise quiet. Stocks the street were dull
NNo shaae lower. At the Stock Exchange. Govern
msat Bonds were lower Coupon G., Jssi, li2I0n2i;
Registered e. 1884, Ie7i, Registered s2s l0s Coupon
o. lsel. losi, 7sOs. April lo70iO7s, August, 100;
Certificates. seiasz State Bonds steady. Tennessee
q sssj Missouri 49, 7Oa7o,; California To- las,
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increase in ise4.................... 8
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.

The new Board Of Directors of the Hudson
River Gairoad Company assembled today and elected
by a unanimous vote John NJ Tcbin Of New YORK
President and ID. Thomas Vail Of Troy Vice Pre''dent
The following resolution was passed ly the Board
Reso,red That Nj ChaIek Mr.. Clark and NJ jerome be
Commitie 10 report this Board az adjourned meeting
resolutions containing suitable expression Of the estimation
and rerd which Mr. Sloan the late President Of thu Com
pary held by the Hoard and OF their Of TIE
valuable scryiccs Dc has rendered 70 the Company.
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SLAUGHTER AND PROBABLE SALE OF Dis

SLAUGHTER AND PROBABLE SALE OF Dis
rhsgp Cow--Thc authorities of Jersey City have re-
cciyed information that on saturday last COW when
had been sck for three or four days and In dying
condition, was slaughtered and dressed for market.
The fact was known by Of the neighbors, but IN
fortunately In NewJereey, the sale oil the meat must
10 aud / o'clock on Monday morning the meat was
placed in wagon by q butcher who started toward
Hoboken. but probably discovering that he was fol-
lowed nv A man employed 10 watch. he changed his
conrse and finally succeeded in eudng the vigilance Of
his pursuer The meat is supposed 70 have been taken
to New.Yok and Sold but so FAR all Efforts Of the au-
thorities 10 trace il have been unsuccessful The meat
while hanging in barn ON Sunday, was examined BY
several persons. Apd Ruad W Nv badly dseased.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. ......JpSH
Cleared.

stesnshipsacramenio Bradbury, San francisco Pacific
Ms Steamship Co.
s,eamer-Black Diamond Meredith, Philadelphia.
ship-Benhen, Marshall Panama, J. Is. Sardy.
Rarks-Cer,s fTsmb.l, LOrenzeu Cork, Slousn EDGE
> II Ueuiman' Hen1sn Cardiff, Walsh l. Carver; Jason
(Norg.l, Mellon, Antwerp. Ho,mboe Bslchen.
Bnss-Clara Hickman (BIl, Payne, Hchibucto, lloyd &
Hncken: Covra (Br) Tnzo Trinidad Cuba Mccall Firth;
beagle tBr) sutton, Hsrbof Breton, Rowland AspDwsi
Lss Am.os Lind. Maraahsm and Para. josiah Je1.
observation-disclosures Hutchinson, Boston O. l.. Hatch j.
w Webster Blake Por; ROYAL, +. d. Hurlbu, Co.
sooDs-Nictoriue Calker Har0gd H. ). Racket SOM
Emperor Phillips Bridgeport.
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cnrRr CALFNnAR-TnIs DAY.

Saturday. Juuc 10. . 80,
SUPi.EAR COURT -CIRcuiT.-Part Nos. l9io,
1893 1908 lOll .03, 20l5 2oll, los, 20l S 4e.o FE
2,Jl 2Ogi 2O aOJI 20l9 2oll, 20iJ, 2oi5 Pa LII os
3 30 l.sg l1tl is4 1890 1882, lei l76, lISs, isi .s|
1900 1852, ll4 laCC 1919, lai0, 1914, 1916 Pet ll-Sos
1901 me. i6u Hfl 1872 il9 1873 1885, 1870, 9OJ, 2tB,
Ill2 1851 1892 40. 81, 2ol, 5g7, 6l6 9)7.
SUPREME GOVERNMENTAL TBRM.-Demurrer No.
Is Issues OF law and fact Nos 2g IA, 2tS 20g 81 1874
"a, go $50 9ol l81 1871 ea lG3 2Os 23 23s Zsl 200
SUPERIOR CoURT.-part Mos. 3lbo, 59so,
2cGg Jl41 J420l 2,4n 1919 1884, 1888, Jas t' J, sSj
yaCoI yo2l Pat IL Calendar unchanged. Case on
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.--Part I.-Caendar
unchanged Case on Part I-Nos. $50, J0 81, 'Si 40,
I6l, 1870, 56t, so, %, s8, 4l4. 81, a83. 30o
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BORT Waroens' Noiits.

Srarr oy Nsw-yokk,
Posr-wAsDgss OPy,cy, No. lot W.f~r
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance WIZ
~ section oil the act passed April H. 1881 entities
Act to R,ornnile the Msrdeus Ofhce Of the fon Of
Yort 40 al person, interested having ehasv
subject matter such inquiry examination or Por,
the ioowinc vessel. are under examination py III hs
49,. "a ,h,t The aid survey. or examinations W" "
romp,ted within ten days next succeeding this no''e
board said vessels; s,rR
Bark Msrnus. No aN ~
Bark Emma. ..........'..'''''. ~ 80 N
Bark lmperaiol. ...............Iie FER NO. ~ -
Brig Lucy Heyw ood..,........pi Per No. -
Brig COSTA Rica...........'...'"fisfN Co.. !. ~
Brig AIDE Dhi. v, ,,Jl
Schooner Anthony Kelly ........ MicheiIs Whsn
''''' MNrHORNE TOMPKlNs, President
T Ara's HERMAN Secretary.
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Ikdve1ti.rmsnt
Inn kArfnnaf IlsE OF NV fnnE


This Bank has nov on hand iof immediate de-
livery ample supply Of 4. = 1910 BoSDs with oouros'
from March l.
Payment may be n-ade in any finds ,ursn, "a iAs city.
slsrTL C. THoxPsoS. frssdsnt-
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS - JUNE li-Bc.or
Iudlr krssRLf-

judge kussELf-
THY INDICTMENT AGAINST MARSHAL MURRAY.
Al the opening of the Court, Mr.. Wm. {. Inp-
hasrn prr.ened petition signed by Robert Murray Charles
MrkAy Daniel oung Ebeu Poor, and SAMUEL Jones, set
ting forth that they were the uitcd States Marshal and
Deputy Mar.hsls or this district That indictment had
against hnm in this Cour, foI The commission OF
certain scs which they aVred had been done by The
msuds President Of he United states and hls officers
Under the provisions Of tie az OF March t they asked
10 have the indictment removed for uia 10 the L. > Circuit
Couri -
Tie application was opposed by Dsrct.Auomey Hail. and
the Jude sst down c sument In the matter Tor Saturday
next
William Patterson alias TAI, Cheuy, ielonions a'sau--
Rrinaudcd.
Thorn, Fnrrc pleaded guilty of assn with intent to rob-
State Prison tor hy" yc0r-
JOSIAH y REYNOLDS Indicted Tor grand larceny Aequitted
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lAdycIi .sem,nLl,

siSTH NATIONAL BANK, Jure IS 1884.
A TPLFGRApuIc BID will be- made by the
EISrH EArOzAL BANK TINS hossiFo' % II, h,rif 10
Mashinr-n for ueh amounts may be handed H. no
tharge will BE- made.
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
LARGE FIRE AT ASPINWALL.
oNE.THIRD OF THE TOWN DESTROYED

By the arrival of tie steamship Northern
sisht We have dates from AspinvaIl to June Inc
sHoving is her specie list:
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ReceSuts Of Produce.

Receipts Of Produce. .oo ,,,.
JUNE li-I2 bbl- Flour ssi bills Whi.hS an i,I a~
60 A. 10 900 bush. Whsst $3.50 bush ee,n. 70.
sosh Osts 900 pkg. Provisions, 7bo phgs L@'' '' Tf
Bsitsr SIS pksA Ashss se0 pbSs Oit
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Rises... 423 Srs....... 7:Jl Moon-Sets... LII
Sandy Hook. 425 Gov Island 4O6 Hell Ga;e..... 5I7
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proc.. I'D a Aic To- are lrpolsd rom the follow

they came by the following rou,es; Ffo Railroad alli
fIndson River Railroad 269. Harlem Railroad lbni New
Haven R.roal ~. Csnden and An boy Railroad 10 New
Jera,y Cen Rairosd 34 by Hudson River boats 30 on
foot About J6c0 were in The yards on Monday.
IIsr oY pR0vKRs.
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Before Justice DAVIS.
DECISION.

DECISION.
Murray agt. Davis, Special Receiver, Accom-
plant diisrd In (See decision MO with Clerk
CmasBERs--Jnne H-Brfore Justice CLEgKZ
DECISIONS.
Henry Erb.n agt. Peter Lonlard.-Case settled
al the amendments sowed. except g. TO- H. -, l3 %
IS, 70, u. %, g.
Before Jur'ice EARsARD.
Leah Bloomburg sglAaon .Bioombug -HtportconhTmee
ana Judgment Of divorce granted.
CIncur-lrsE i-Before Justice CLyRKE.
TROUBLE AMONG CORN DEALERS.
Allan iIay agt Samuel w. John j., and Charles Leigh
The plaintiff sues IN this action 10 recover
.6, a. difference IN two toailoads of odd 10 the
drndnts by plaintiff aud which they refused 10 sccept
the plaintiff being OBLIGED sell the on account Of tue
rrdnts AZ any amount the claimed than the price
a. e-d o be- paid by the defendants.
Tl defendants claim by way Of defense that sale was
made 20 hcm md delivery rendered Of The s9tn mentioned
IN he comuaut that they did purchase OF him certain
au.ntitv Of corn which te plaintiff refused to deliver
The cnse is TN John r. BuTrl for plaintiff exJudse
Dean for the defendants.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEks-SPEoIiL TkSa-Jrsg "a
before Iudr .CAKDoIo.
DECISION.
wheaton Receiver agt. B0bcock, &c.-Judg-
ncnt for defendants with costs
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.cd wifh thc snIno neriol of last van.

10 Ma gl........ 2RlTla A. 2,G5FH ~ ~ ~ o.
Incrcase for May II q cent average Increase 10 May '
~ cent.
The shipments Of Pittston Coal by the Penn
syvania Coal Company, for the week ending Jnne H.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-srRciAL TgsH.-JryE h-Before
Justice BARHARD.
ACTION AGAINST TIE CITY.
John Donovan at. The Mayor. 4c.. OF New YORK
Actions 20 recover for work and labor on public
road. ring months November and necemher 1853 Sec.
ond l,nsr up In the answer that pninr Wa en-
ploy-d alter appropriation eIbagsed that spproprin
The bad been uade that nrcsssy
oT work had been c.rhrd 20 by Street oncr
I'D that the employment the plaintiff, authorized
by Common Council
The plaintiff drugrrd this defense uron The ground that
IL did 10. sufficient 10 constitute OF action.
Tlomas G. Fields or plaintiff John X. HscAeit FOR de-
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-13
Arrival from Fort Royal and

New YORK, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Fulton
from Port Royal 9th, and Charleston bar
the morning Of the 10th, with the 9th Ohio
regiment on board, arrived this evening"
Purser McManus furnishes the following
for the press
A blockade runner grounded during the
fog of the 7th and was destroyed by Ouf
fleet and batteries In Charleston harbor.
expedition left Port Royal Oh the 5th,
under General Seymour. consisting ofthree
brigades and one light battery, and landed
at Jacksonville, Florida, on the morning OF
the Sth, without any casualties. 1t is re-
ported that the expedition will push on. to
TALLAHASSEE. Gen. Gilmore and staff sailed
on the 9Th from Port RoyalIto join the OK
petition. .tt
The British war steamer Petrol, with dis
patches for one Benjamin, rebel Secretary
of War, arrived off Charleston bar on the
9Th, and requested permission to communi-
cate with the British Consul at Savannah,
which Admiral Dalgren declined to grant,
i and the Petrol put to sea Immediately.
The Savannah Republican gives gloomy
accounts of rebel affairs. 1t is stated that
one months supply of subsistence is In
possession of the commissaries. sF
Admiral Dahlgren, with the Pawnee,
Waterwitch and Massachusetts,, has sailed
for st. Johns, Florida.
Three deserters from the 9th Pennsyl-
vania regiment were to be shot on the 9th.