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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21
sFEsKER CeLFAx OK THE PRE-
sIDENCk.

We have observed 10 more forcible or timely
rebule OF the most short-sghted aud nj
chieyous error Of our day than The following:
HOUSE or RrPREsf STAnvEa, Jan. 10, lsA.
IT, ,tr F1it9r Of a., Iy0etingf0a ftfoares
notice that Iks Sur announces this AZ ernO0n that
" SNEAKER Collax has declared in favor OF second
term Tor oId Aben VII you allow a brief space IL
your columns 10 say that have expressed no Pf'idn
ial yresr,noe uhgcsr supported FOR the position con
ferred on me- by tho Honse by Union members, North
and south East AID West, d all shades Of OPINION
have not felt 1t becoming IN ms 10 participate III any
Presidential movements N favor o. o. ag Inst any on"
OF the gertlenen spoken OF candid ltes. And, while
replying frankly 10 hose VINO asked that The popular
feeling seemed 20 be NANTES Ing ef strongly an iigor
Of President IncOn's reelection, nave always stated
that II WOnd aOrd grl' icaton IN the pfiynt life
20 which intend 10 retire al the close II te present
Congress, 10 I've during tbs next four years nudcg The
Administration oI any ~ Tie disnguis u gentlemen
named In connection with iie Union nomination.
Respectfully yours, &C.
The business immediately in hand is the
overthrow Of the Rebellion. With energy and
sngle-hearted devotion On all hands, we strong
ly hope that this end may be achieved before
tho next 4th Of July. That will be in ample
season for the selection and nomination of our
best and strongest man for next President.
There is not q partisan, open or secret, Of the
Rebellion, who does not fairly ache to SEQ the
loyal Millions quarrelins Is to who shall DO
our next P,esidenA Tha Is tho impulse Of
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Music AND 0RAroRY Thursday even
ine. Jan. 81, Madame DAngri. Sgncr Abeia 80.
Professors Colburn. Nash, and Curtis viii appear
tbe Cooper lnstiato and give grand musical anaUs
torioal entertainment for the benefit OF the Ssnss
Commission. Tie eloquent lecture OF 4. r. beaa's
ssq on the rise and fail Of republics vii eonssia's
psrt OF Tie entertainment.
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RIAL EsrArx.--we call attention 10 asa's
Of real estate By tbs Mesrs Lndlow Co. O. ~ ~
ins. TUESDAY nsx, in hshly desirable business be-
ities In this city. II 70 close an estate asd wA
acid for cssh to tie highest bidder. II Is vel wosN
,as exsfal esaaldssaslss Of saaaTs1 uaR
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Mrs EVANS AND rHs SANITARY CoMAsslos

Miss L,ans, the eloquent advocate Of Tenlperssa
has sent to this once the second contribution Oh -
for the Sanitary Commission, to DO used Tor tns
of our sick and wounded and disabled soldiers -
Evans speaks this evening In tbs Rev. Mr.. ca2Et'
Church. Brooklyn. Wherever sae speaks she des".
the profits uising iion tho sale Of her photossapa
Inc Sanitary Commission.
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Heard Of Aldermen.

Az the meeting of the Board OF Aldermen
yesterday. Aid. RYERs presented petition so'',hs
forth that according TO the present system OF i,!s
and collecting taxes in this city the assessment ros are
not returned 10 the Board Of Supervisors until the ht
MonGay Of July and the corrected sssesssnent rcs 1
not delivered 10 the Receiver Of Taxes until tho st OF
Sep.eher in each year. md that to meet cnfTeht e!
penses the Controler has ~ borrow money on lnefts
paving bonds from the time OF the passage 9" 'no S
lew by the Legislature until the taxes are eoeeteu
II IL therefore recommended 70 so amend the preseht
law rs 20 make the assessment rolls retrnabo 10 'r
Supervisors on the fret Monday in February ana az
vcable 10 the Collector Of Taxes Oh or before the
Monday in March Of each year. III order that the III
terest on revenue bonds for several months may nov p
incurred.
The proposition was adopted
Thetax levy as amended by the Board OF Counci,men
came up for concurrence Aid. MCMAHON moved 'hit
tho Board adhere to It's former action and that The ih
levy as approved by tie Board VI Aldermen he fans
nited ~ The Legislature for It's approval Inc MOTION
was adopted and the Committee on Finance conSs'in
Of Aldermen Ryors Ottiwoll, and has'crson were up
pointed 10 proceed 10 Albany on this duty.
Tho balance ia the treasury March ~ hs ehhp'eo"
by the Controllers statement wss -, osl, 1D -.
Permission was given to the Sanitary AR Commute
60 occupy Union square during the continuance OF Inc
Fair.
Adjourned TO Monday next at 2 o'clock P m.
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rood and economical Government nevertheless
bhed alton has been too frequently used IN os ~
topr and other foDs OF government for the
and debsstment of the people We eyen under DOR nspo
hosu system have other guarantee ssye the que
of nachful vigilance TO shield from the dcsHucve eoh
sequences OF Tho operation Of the nsious m,aus VIM" W.
forms the vic ked Intentions OF such may dfec' ano NV
apply the power thus in.rusted .,,. -.
esolsed That unse the vsous and necessary articles o.
consumption io which the people are obgeS :. pay, una AZ
prices which regulated by the standard OF supply sna NC
msnd that Of our city taxation yet nee ne ysby
should submit TO this perncOus cuI'smen Of the means
Of subng families s not plain That these Is'ehous
tar form new the annual increase OF our
rents. We may gra,ble advance Of rate oil our rents
Yet Ia the latter cas-, we obtain equivalent for onr money
while in the former We sl3oootVo pay and alto
geher probable that least ono half OF this amonn'~ appoi
toned among the hungry Of the d9nothinss who re
ceye and divide Il. 49,. "a.
The Presidout OF the meeting stated. before US
close the progress which had been thus far made In the
81 the Society and the sympathy and IN
terest hich felt in its objects Another meeting was
announced for next Monday at Brooks's Assembly
Rooms beside several gatherings 70 be- held in the d'
ferent wards after which the meeting was adjourned
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To Boston BY New. Haven RR. via Springfield
To Boston. by New Haven Rh.. 2nhst and 4tn-
av. via Shore Line. ia and m. sunday op' IA
40 o""A, ~ .,........7 and 10 a. IN. and p
TO Ysphank Islip. Fire Island and other resorts
SIin sn5 foot Of 3ih.s,. T. R........ss m. and p
To Tie West by Pennsylvania Cenral Railroad,
, s"ns S train m.
To the West by Central Railroad OF New,Jersey;
foot of Conrtlandt pt. M ~ M and p "'
To Phuadepha by New.Jersey RAILROAD, foot Of
Courtandtst. =, and 10 a. IN, IL m,+ and op'
NJ and u midnight Sunday. .....:..",.,.:...,. op m
To PHILADELPHIA, by Camden and Amboy Railroad
Pier &C. N H. foot OF Barclay Of: % a "a. Ep' n'
To Washington by New Jersey r. R. tootof Court.
spdt-.,. and 10 m. u F. w., aud u midnight >,
Sunday.
For farther information la regard TO Ksilrosd lime lspe'
See advertisements in another par, Of this paper
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Hoard Of Councilfnen.

This Board met OF 2 o'clock p. m. OH Mon
day In the absence Of the President Nj JAouEs pre-
sided.
The Board CONQUERED with the Aldermen in the nd1p
INN Of memorial pettoning the Legislature % make
CO, tain amendments 10 the Tax law. .
Mr. BRicE presented resolution directing The Con
roer TO take Albany and 10 ask the Legislature 70
confirm The Tax Levy as adopted by this Board on Sat
urday last and gave his reason for presenting su'
resolution tha, he did because the other Board hn
adhered 70 their former action and had directed one OF
their officers 10 tuke their estimates 20 Albany Tor con
trnntOn.
Mr. JAQuEs supported the resolution In remarks OF
moro than an hour duration and eventually MI Brico
resolution adopted
The hoard transacted a considerable amount Of rou
tine business, and adjourned to Thursday next, hI
clock r. N.
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SUPERIOR C0URT-sPFcIAL TEns-MaBcH si-Bsforo
Ju,,ice Hossafsos.
nECIsIONa


Luther n. Fuller AFT. William Stewart 1T al
The melton for leave to must be denied with = COSTS
Opin.ou and other papers a the Clerks ONCE.
Before Jns'ioe Mct rss.
John Valentine sg Henry S.fsnc., 1c-keie.dto Joseph
weeks b. proof 10 the existence and validity o. TIE cs
charge mentioned In papers =,
Henry IS RossbrooE. agt VIM Il. p.nsmoT.; Henry Van
Holland art Charlie, ". BsleI James y smith sss George
Is. Sparkling; David Dayton sst. {. T. C!1E.-hoon'
granted. 49,, =,
Peter Fnnesan AIT Thomas Fnneesn&iotcn % discharge
from srre granted defendant 70 ,ipulas not to sue for is
imprl,ounsut -
fap.T. In let entitled sstion. are In the C.rk Office"
TpIAI TgRp-MLkCs 7l.-B-forc Justice AcCUSA
SUIT FOR LIBEL AGAiEsI nv bAlkLss.
Isaac w Edsall agt james and Erastus Brooks.
Thys (. he Gaze Of policeman Of the Twenty sis Pre-.
eiut ~ h CONES second trial. having been once
tried before Julcr BOW nth Ia November lsh2 when "a.
compliant d niszsd from which judgment the plaintiff
app Ai.d sod obtained anew trisi
III. nouy taken the ofner rib snd Incorporated an
the spPea read IN evidence IN ihs present
iri.l by stipulation
The couse Tor the defendant, moved 10 dsmiss the
pn, ths; tho words complained 81 "a hh'on
not afiorale aud nctiob.e special Damage hal
been shown the plsintd could not recover.
Thee substsbsly the grounds urged for the
comp.aDt the previous trial and on The
decision thereon VI the defendants ih" bcnsrtl Term
r. sfcI aud ORDERED trial The Judge drnird The mo
ten and the tho Jnry Mt JAMES Brooks sum
Ipins NJ the behalf 81 the dsiendants :
JsS.s Nee INN charging tho Jury dw-lt
the ets nadgosd e. the special damage ss'snsu pg
Plaintiff t- alleged b. and resd 10 The Jury vac ~"o'o
fer.rt Which tie ALLEGED hh-llous natter 10 eon'"nri
ihs Jury abs.uc- Of two hour fesdeieu 'efuA0'
for Plaintiff, and assessed the damages ct ~"
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PROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS for
i the RECEPTION Of the SlNrY-SECOND REGIMENT
NETWORK STATE NOLU NrEERS, On TUESDAY, the
29d inst at 2 clock y. M. by The Common Council.
The PROCESSION viii form in the Park ard be reviewed BY
hi honor the Mayer and Common Council in from: Of the
City Hail. at O'clock p and move IN the following order;
ESCORT.
Seventy first Re sim.n New York National Guard.
Sixty. second Regiment New York State Volunteers
commanded by Col Ncvin
Mayor snd Common Council IN osrrisges
Route will be up Broadway TO lAhst down l4h-t to 81.
ay TO Hudsont Csrnne to 6tay 10 Jefferson Market
Dr ooni where the Si1yecond Regiment will be outer
tanned banquet 10 b. given 20 them by the Common
Council az o'clock p. -
JOHN HARDY WIN. JOYCE
IoUN FOX ED ". HAGERTY,
I " OTTIWFIL, ALIEN BRANDON
PETER MAsTERSON. JOHN RYAN,
JOS SHANNON j. u. hA'ILAND
Aldermen. Councilman.
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BULLS HEAD, Monday, March 2l.-The beef

BULLS HEAD Monday, March 2l.-The beef
cattle market opened at Forty fourth street Monday
morning with sbout so bulocis in the sale pens go
Of which stale stock With this number the price
might have been advanced cent pound md held firm
at that II IL had not been known tia. rattle
expected 10 arrive during the day II nso report
ed that combination had been formed AZ Albany 10
hold back thousand head for the purpWc Of advancing
prices here. The consequence was that although the
statesmen generally held the stock at prices fnly half
cent u pound net above last weeks quotations. they
soon found 1t very difficult to maintain the asking
pricns, except for the very best. which not
plenty as urt week. though the average quality IN
about the same thrrc not anything like az many
very poor old oxen and miserable thin steer, There II
fair supply Of good fair medium quality Weitern
steers OF cwt to owt Ist that sell ~ average oi
81 Mn 1efif rIhn-nrt nhh7hy- n n pfobsre that
the advance upon the best sorts Il than that aud
Is certain that the advance upon 'he poorer s0rtss
half cent and Of the bTofers aid think
the price no better If II IL good last Monday The
sales Of all but the best quality have been slow An
unusually largo proportion OF the stock remained IN
-oll til afternoon, when bgtohcrs finding that the
pected arrivals did not cone in began 90 buy
freely, hut with u determination not 20 pay any higher
than they did Last Monday. The llt;o advance that
obtained to-day was not enough ~ pay The keeping
and loss " weight the stock held over from last
week. IL would sell to-day; last week II would not
That il tho difference. The weather TODAY Il clear
dry aud, for the quite cnlG-Tnougk 10 make
thick oyeIcoats aud mittens comfortable This y IN
favor II The druycrs, well Aa making husinoss more
pleasant The range Of Prices today j. iOG l6c. " n
Tor the net wright OF BRET SELLER sinking offal The
nor. good many have sold 1t ia be. and bat few
beirr &c. The Sheep market s almost bare Of socL
lo-da,. AID prices To- = N higher than last Monday
Some lot Of only fair quality sold Mt gd9c. y n live
weight The supply Of Hogs to-day Il small and orli-
nari quality sells al sasie, and superior quality at s.
csc 4 % live weight.
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Arrived.

Steamer F.nnv IT, g ransper, Dearborn AloIsndrs 50
hours n r. :. Quarterma.r ia tho 2Nh, at NJ on
sh.e5omb passed schr Tgsed steamer, bound y, under
Shp James Foster Ia Abeol Liverpool Dc days dSe ard
sG pass 10 Charles II. Marshall Co. Jan ~ to1wsrd
o. .ssse william Phillips fell from the fofeopsail
yard overheard and was lost March John Alisrons q
Maine seaman FELL from tho forrtopsa yard overooaTc ina
4 blowing hcsvy st the time could not render him any asiA
shin R..oue Si..on Liverpool Feb 49, d.e. and ps-. TO
" insn,. FUTON Experienced light " winds and Gains
be- bs.s 20 days :" Of the BANKS One death and ons
birth occurred the passage. March - LAT, ~ ~ Ion % 20
IN compsny will, ship VIM buckingham" from ha're
Ship CITY Of Handy tof Liverpool, Kewlsy, valpsraiso
Dec j. Chsnara Dec 2s copper orc and wool 20 fsnsn
Chsancsy Experienced very heavy weather the laiteI
hs in ' SsIS Fo, C. cowain Of New bedford
large wha. alongside, which would make from ~ TO W DOS
ship E w ste,,On HaIiba London and Caraid FEB; 10
iron Gpn.I Nparn Co Experienced heavy weatseI'
Ia la, a Jo cn 40 with quantity Of field ice ran
through potion of ~ but obliged TO run 100 miles D =
r. 10 the remainder March s. 5. Of the Banks sa~
"i Ship m. DoHS. Herman Cardiff 81 day.. sos to John
snip coIias Ese g ssd S. ' passed.
Brrk Chiffon sherwood, Eisabo,hpo ior Portland.
Brs (Br MeCaloch CisninssOs 10 days sugar to
scAf s.s.s snj xenA., St. john N B., IL days, oats to
gaSr Iisssy p Ra.seE Mcser,on Neworlesns Il day..
susa 10 Murray 4 nephew.
schT Nightingale Beehe, Proyidsnce
saAs. A. al. Brown, Besrso. New Haven.
Nchf bfh'iir' 'aVotr hofhland
schr. Henry Gibbs. Snow. New Bedford
Scsr. Rendec-. Hlyard, Gloucester FOR Philadelphia
schT. Melbourne, Aarston. New Bedford.
schr l.,b~la white p,vis Providence.
seI. Mary Larsion. Hopp. Portland
Schr. Charles Edward. Higgins. New Bedford
schF. w. w. Marcy Harms, New Haven.
S.hr. Superior, Robinson, Roekland.
Schr Emma '. Gould Fortune Bay " r., days, heTings
70 master
schr. Minnis Boyd, WHOM, Wsuaee. l2 days
sohr. LsocsdA Small Salem.
Scbr James Donohu- Watson Pensacola IL days yellow
pine t. 7. NJ Mayhem.
SchI EndoI. Lord. Providence.
Schr. Sarah Fhlahc,h Smith, New Haven.
Shr Plymouth Rock, Parker Boston.
BELow-Thrse -hip. t~c baIss and two brig. unknown
WIND-Suuset. {. W. light.
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GRIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK..... MARCH 81.


Cleared.
steamer-Arthrscite, Jones. Phisdephs, Lopez Kirk
Os,rcs. 80, -,
Mrnokc Wundtj BeiIasns (Br) RuBciEan, London j
jackson.
Burdet Everett. ,
schoonors-L p. Phsro, Collins Fortress Monroe. r. G.
Wheeler Co; Thomas Potter Racket, Philadelphia T. H.
Rreomrr; Eyero,. Steele Cash, Nswhuryport James n
sts,son r. b. Smith, Kelly philadelphia Ferguson WOOD
Saxon Tsp.ey baltimore, J. Boybion's Son h Co fssh
cray, ST Martins Il. J. Weinberg; Henry Lemuei, Jarvis.
New Haven. J. l. v. Briggs 4 Co.
sloop--Josl Hall Blake, Dighton-
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Hoard Of Supervisors.

This Board, az It's session yesterday, was
mostly occupied with routine business note was re
ceved from the Hon. Fernando Wood. stating that nc
had not been summoned before the Wcstchcster County
Committee in reference TO the Harlem Bridge bat was
willing 10 testify before any Committee. Referred
A veto message was received from the Mayor IN op
nositon 10 the appointment Of Anthony Eickea az
Translator In tho SurrogGte's Court. Laid over
Adjourned 70 Monday next OF p. IN.
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nIn,I, Close a, the Po.t-0s,ce.

For Great Britain and the Continent, by steamer
Au,,rarsian, "wednesday. March 2J.......... III m.
For Eurooo. via Portland, by steamer Peruvian,
FRIDAY Msrch u p M.
Dor south Pacific and Central America, by steamer
Hie "Wednesday, March a1.............,.... 10, IN.
For beuufort. Mofcilead City, and Newborn N. g.,
"Wednesday. March II a. M
For uba and the West Indies, VIA Havana, by
steamer Roanoke Wednesday, March g. l N.
For New Orleans by steiner Creole "Wednesday,
Msreh u p.
For California, or .on, Wellington Territory, and
thr Sandwich Islands daiy Sundays except
=. N. aud ~ p.
Eofi-Aiauy Buffalo and IS a. M. aud y
North and West Way Mail. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Up. m
Western Mail via EGic Railroad a. IA. and 81 r. M
Southern and South Western Mails M H. ~ and cI
Eastern Mali M "A and q ~ m
New port and rail- hiyrr up w.
Thr Ion; siand Mail closrs at a. and p. M
Sunday Mails. -On Sunday all mail. close At "A pm
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CITY ITEMS.

SANITARY FAIR AT FLUsHIyG.-The ladies Of
Flushing hold their Fair in aid Of the L. s. Sanitary
Commission (ausiliary to the Metropolitan fair) this
day and evening. They have handsome collection OF
articles to dispose Of Should any Of citizens wish
TO attend they return In the evening by the train
which leaves Flushing n, II p. m connecting with the
Thirty fourth. street Ferry
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Total cost. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20

The retail price per .r. in tho broadway and Bowey stores
IL hye Thu Wholesale prices arc not ~" 'n
Ladies collars and cuff with lsee.work upon them, bat
nus .n nSe pt Jaw pTs sc sS s sa per- dozen e
completing i've sets fourteen hours The thread coating hs
An army blou.e well made the sewing machine with
over ooo stitches. four butionhocs, two pockets 81
Thnge houses jecketke coats made Of blue Han
ne. lined throughout pressed and finished for which 10"
working woman receives cents cut o. wsh sue
psys for the thread rood operator ran mako two In one
bai,sr.
Fancy flannel Zouavc hir, with front very beautifully
made, containing 500 machine stitches and eight button
holes. sc. 49,
The woman who made tb. shirt is the wife Of soldier in
the army ~ho obliged to do anything for her own
cbdiens support until the ns, few months she stated
that her husband had bson captain Tor many years bu
had enlisted in the army with the expectation OF beias tram
icrrod 10 the navy who're be would receive better pays b
being disappointed in THE size Lad been compelled TO seek
employment u,, in maintaining hcrsch and tour Children
The po she received ior matng this shirt Twelve gents,
She stated that with assrtaner IN Blasting she could
complete three in dry with machine by hand ate como
not roripirtc morn thun Que. =.
sdys robe.kr, front containing seventytyo yard: o.
machine stitched tneks upwSrd OF tw.nysr thousand nne
stitches, evenly done
The wotugwoDsn stated that .he received for Obi. worn
per yard and tina, by constant ppia;oS she was
sble thrt five cents per dsy 9he work trouble
Requiring Blasting and nArius of the tuos- The "oA
An siny blouse officers and sack ccst made Of te den
mel machine. The oil double, rleeves lined has
three pockets double stitched crcecdingy well made
Thousand stitches three bgtonhoes and nine bucns Re
quirrs double Blasting before being sewed
IL kours Of hard labor 20 complete and
Press s garment for which she receives 10 esDs The woman
made IL stated that she could not than " ~
per Of III health. she thought healthy
woman might dollar per week more.
fancy honnol hint well made machine. 800 stitches
button holes aud buttons Wristbands bands
and gu.sets.
Thi. article wa, m.dr for cents and is sold In the gentle
Furnishing 81 81 TIE eost Of masi la IL:
u yards of flannel, at t0c...............sl ~
Labor and thread.
Buttons, &c,..........,.
Total cott......................Si IL
While this lady speaking. a white-hslred old
gentleman frequently called for the Of the man
ulacnIrcrs who grind tho faces II the poor. He was
assured that their would be given 10 the public
when the proper time arrived At the close OF this el
eTcse. the meeting was addressed by tho Rev. Mr.
MILBUBS and Mr.. BEACH VI The Nsr FORK Sun.
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H,rnxeIcra, G:uldc.

To Albany by People. Line, Pier No. ia n. r..
and Albany aud Troy Line. Tier No. Is N. H.,
daily (sunday eIoop cd.................... p. w.
To Albany. by Hudson H. H.. ~ Wsuenst...1. 10
a. M ana 81, g. and 1910 Sunday train. :. s22 p
aud t:a5 D. M sunday train. as
To baltimore, by the Ns~.Jersey n. r.. foot Of
Coufttndt.st.. and 10 a m. a p. m. and IL
midnis h--spndsy. ,..;:....,.,... up m
To Boston, by New.L London lins. Pier %. N H.,
linz, Psf n T., dsily lSundsy ,Isepied)..... sp N
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fAdycrtisemen'l

CHARAcTER.-P PHRgSoLoGY,
PHYSIOLOGY fTnsoLoar snd PtroaoLoer, given In tho
IILusrsaTsD PnREsoI JOURNAL Monthly - cents.
or VI 20 syear. FovLrA WELLS, Ne. JD Broadway,
y. !. March number ready.
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MARINE couRr-TniAL Tsgs MARCH sL-De'o'e '"'
zHE AUTHORIZATION IN COURT.


This action Was brought by Madame Macartc, tho
eeebrAst tlgesineune 10 1stansHt Of salary
csiu-d 10 be ds- her from the dcfend, proprcor Of
dfeut 10 fourecr,h 'irre, Known tho HiT ptestfon.
The claim uiAcs ubcsr written contract between the
plaintiff and defendant by which lie employed her sueh
i.ngih 81 tne h. shoud continue proprietor u the circus
81 salary Of Z l0o week.
IL. pfoe, showed Tia. NADINE Maearo ertsr, upon The
tchGrss n her duties uEacr a.. sui for
,cSsrai wssbs and paid for the time during which she
su,y performed bu, that she subsequi atty dschAsrd
.nd since her d-chsrg. had held hesh IN readiness
tnu- her performance and had given defendant notice
thereof
Tho defense mainly directed 10 Justification Of the
Dis. nrgc the defendant claiming that Nadine had INDICTED
hc s-f IN various different IA such
= 10 iniuI- her employ Ia hls business.
This the hrs; tried q; number 81 brought by
the plaintiff against the defendant upon tbs
tract and closely contested toE large nsubsr
q wHs',r' having been eI.mined and lie ai having
pied two days
The Attracted great deal Il attention. in theatrical
cifcirs
Il terminated Monday with decision IN favor %
defendant,
Edwin Janice and ThoH~. Dunphy for plaintiff Moses Ely
for d..eudsut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-22
Gallaher's Evening Exchange.
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MoNpAY March al-9 H. 10,

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MONDAY, March el-9 p. ID.
The opening of this new Evening Exchange
attracted Of the largest Gsembagcs Of brokers and
operators that have ever congregntd any occasion
and the scene Of the greatest animation. Tie
Share market was quite animated at The Evening III.
change. Erie was slightly of from the street rates hut
the balance Of the list was generally steady. Illinois
Central WIS the leading feature opening at rs aud
closing at lJ7l with large business. Ohio and Mis-
ssppi Certificates were in strong demand at o.! aG3
I he s,les were: