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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
NUT GAl NSU IA NOE co UP AMI

ohco Aming ton lnhtlIntei corner OF 9th
anG afket streets, Wilmington, Del.
NfRREsf w iREhlUAl NOTES hRD6CRD 10 FIVE
PER CkNT.
uiHk prlnepl0 OF Mutual Insurance Il baisvsd 10 ha
the safest and Experience fr has proved 10 bs ths
hsapsst Of insurance against Loss NJ fIxR aud
ithough thla lnhutlon has beoen hut u years n -.
asnee the lst Of insurers will compare faVoTEby with
Any othsr and the IL isas by fire during that time Al.
not lev, have been promptly paid all who have
seqn injured iu this Office and have had the
y % burned out attest Ths object has boon TO ss
good ist of sAfo risks, rather than to sws tbs
humber % nsuid without regard to hasards thus les.
ssn1e hhe liability Of enking tho cash capital Ia case
AeAry disasters during the year.
D1RECTORa.
>, Tilklsoroa ~ iliam oAnby, George Rieharaas D.
sohl Vnnean, Jacob Pussy, William TaA,li, Olam,
snt " smyth John cochrAn Edward T. Beilah, san.
utl Candy, chGs W HOWand
Rnintt -T1'' DHHNi''' - N'sN
cHhiasIANA HuEDREn-Jsmos Riddle
nkW CAszLh HuSnRsD-John .iuyur.
WnffE QLAr OAHaK hussxEh- h---AbrHm p. shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, Psesidsat.
9A9 a < eiltNoss. Secretary and Treasurer. 81
y O1hee hours from 70 l and IRON 3 tos.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
DIRECTORS

XII Wilson, Drandywne Hd; James Dslapaln, Christi
ana hdi james Webb Samuel Barr, y. O. ktoisenbutg
and Jesse sharpe, Wilmington h.; Robert MeCabe Mill
Greek di John r. williamson, white clay Creek I'D
ueofse Janyie New Castle Hd Curts D. lliisou, Pen
sader hi john Y. Clark, lied Lion Hdi VIM. temple,
smyrna jamos II. Burnhan, St. Georges Hd. Charles
X Fleming, Peter 2 Causey Mlordi Henry Todd Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AukNfs-As we'll Tor receiving applications for insuf-
Aneo as dues Of n embsrs:
w Wilson, Brandywine I'D Robert Mecats, Mil
creek hdi lamss DslaplAin ChristianA lid; John D.
Williamson, White Clay Greek Hi. Curtis Il. Ellison,
reneader Id Red Lion, St Georges aud Appnquinmink
Munareds; joseph o. ohmihi smyrna James Crppen.
Iunneli dcorgeowni Henry Todd, Dover
communications on general business addressed to the
1ndefssRedi Wilmington, will receive imlnsdiAs altOn
ian.
~ ROBRRT MoclRR NJ n sseraf.yv
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transpiIcl q interest here. IRON Seno DOMINGO. via
Santiago dc CubG, We have the following official dis
patch about the movements OF Gcns. La Gandara and
Primo dc Rivera, dated May Il:
Monte Christi is in procession since O'Clock yeser
day We nave tlAen the enemy the town the forts and
their hreastgofts which defended h. force OF more
ihrn sOO0nei with thirteen The honogs of thu day
dc Rivera and bTg and tire
brave battalion of Halara' and Union" Gen. HIM
a and Jew the Of tho We hgvo
had loss of killed wounded and strsggier Cen
Primo DE- Rivera wounded The diy lsboron- one
fatigue and heat. The IoTneDt OF The naval srvice
has meIted all euoee-; has lent IN all pndrF'
kns- IL efcncous aid aud valiant ra'rrna cooperation
An the troops % THE division have fulfilled THEN duties TO my
entire satisfaction 1900
All Il which by order Of II. T. tGen Dnlce) T. published
~ che oca gazette ior To knowledge and sstaccn Of the
public. The BngadieT Chi,i Of Stsr, $500.
sNay a. 1854 JOSE q. De ROZAs.
It reported tia, Of hc thousands Of soldiers brought
"a Santiago dc Cuba sick wounded, during the past
year nine hundred far rcesahishe1 in health as
10 ha able 10 join the army again. doubt IL even this
small proportion i correctly given. The sickness con
tracted IN Santo Domingo usually that leaves It's
effects hic know several VINO suffering sim,
though il is two years since they left that island
Iv tie English steamer IRON ST. Thomas j received
from 81 Pierre Martinique The news that The Rebel
pirote Florida ia On thc 2ith Of April 10 that port.
and would remain fIr several days Size iayoraby
received and every atteaiiOn offered her officers. Nor
ris is IN command
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per cent above zoe. Ter pound, oc per pound and 20
par cent ad yalorem.
On marble and statuary. 81 IS per cubic foot: on
Venice mari BILE lc per cubic foot and ~ per cent ad
yalorem.
On mineral or medicinal waters per quart &c. and 20
per cent al vlorem.
On palmeaf ians' Pc. each.
On clay pipes. 81 per cent ineerschaum pipes wood
porcelain pipes, 81 30 per gross and 20 per cent al
yalorcm.
On toilet shaving soap Zoe. per pound. and % per
cent al yalorem.
On starch Of potatoes or corn, Ic per pound, and
per cent nd yalOrem.
Some other aIticles are taxed in this bill.
The ION of the Collector Of Customs at the port
Of Importation, 10 tho rate and amount OF duties Is
final unless notice of dissatisfaction il made TO the Col
eotor in ten days from the payment Of duty and appeal
taken TO the Secretary OF the Treasury within thirty
days
discriminating duty Of 10 per ccntum is levied on
al goods brought IN foreign vessels.
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The Tariff Rili.

The following Is the conclusion Of the ncw
Tariff bill The fret part We printed on Saturday
morning:
On all wool manufactured and a., hair Of the Alpaca
goat or other hLe animals manufactured. the alne
whereof az the last port place from whence rpo d
TO the United Saies ,hnl be IL cents or les per ppuad
cts per pound; exceeding 20 cte AID not exceeding
- cents per pound cents per pound exceeding ~ cts.
per pound 10 cts. lrr icund aud IN addition thereto
ten per centum All yai0icn pgoIld that nny wool o.
the sheep or hair Of The alpaca goat other Ike AM.
mails which rha be imported ~ any orl ihin Tie OF.
binary condition as now and heretofore praciced or
which shall be changed in III character condition for
The purpose of eNndng Ike duty, which shall b.
ducod in value by the ndmiTrc 81 dirt MY foreign
substance shall be subject 10 duty Of 10 cents per
pound. and 10 per centum Hd yaorcm any
provided further, that when wonl of different
qGGliics Is imported IN tho bale bag paC sDge
and the aggregate value ~ the contents Of the bale bs
or package shall be approved Icy appraisers ut Ini.
exceeding p cents PEI pound. " shall IL charged with
GUY o 10 cents per pound. aud ten per centum ri
yalofen; and when bies ofdinerehi qualities ere cm
uiaced ~ the same Invoice at the price Whereby
the average price shnil be sscacd than ten Icr
ccntuin. TIE value o. the whole sinai he appraised
according 10 the value Of TIE bale ~
NE quality. and bale. bag package shah
be liable 10 les rae ul drly in consequence NJ beng
Tier tho; wool which Gaal Do increased N value by
Dcin= secured or cleaned. except while the she T.
siuH PAY ~ addition io the urir- herein rrol died -
per ccnium Oi the amount 81 suth duties Sheep skins
raw or manufactured, imported with a.. wool on.
washed or unwashed. shall be subject Ia N
oD tocks waste ar sboidy, . cents per pound.
IN Wilton Saxony and Aubusson, 4 1minstcr patent
NeiVet "urhay velvet and tapestry velvet carpets and
eaYetps aLd Grus'e!s wrought BY tho jacquard
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4. 5. CIRCUIT COURT-MAY 3o-seioro judges NEIso
and SHIpxAS
DECISION OK THE NOTION IN THE EOUsSTANM CAS-

he Is SENTENCED TO TIL. STATE PRISON.
| At the opening of the Coz this morning, the
following decisions IN Admiralty aud Revenue
dcTcd:
below reversed end IL, Zee for respondent.
Join Williams as,. Hiram barney. Judsnen. for the De
Gcorse W. Campbell ct a. ugt. Hiram Barncy-Jaasmen,
ior the defendant.
Tl following /, the opinion Of the Court on tie question
rtsed motion Tor arrest o, judgment aud sl Ia
The United States -. Solomon Kohns,aum 4.
NELSON. C. THE prisoner has been convicted an in.
Me- Ia,9 chin. him - ~ b,v,,', S 81 ~
10 Disturbing officer relation claim with
Intent to deirlud the Government, know lug AZ the time the
papers were false The act, far is material 20 this opi
ior 10 follows II person persons shall transmit TO-
re.e; A. % cause or procure e. be transmitted TO-
prevented tsy occ officer of the Government Of the
United states any deed Ac. or ether ,Hg " support of Or
in relation any account claim with intent 70 dcaud the
United -ses knowing the 10 be f,s-r &c. every such
~ cpnl fiction, sha be punished by imprisonment u
h.Td sho. net les than ore. nor than ten years
The nr., count charges that til poacr the LIST Of
transmitted 20 pfcrcutcd office the Government
he uuci Slse- IN The city 81 NrwYors called the United
in relation 10 clsim then and there INSIDE Ivy tie prisoner
assin tho Vned Sis'e-, nsmsly that the prisoner
sd g. rceive and col cct from TIE United states the Of
10 setting ont n the ind ncnt copy of papers which
Pulor 10 be csin q" one Louis Picn. sg'n,l ,- Govern
ent Tor tire sh.enc" md lodging Of soldier. belonging 20
'- company OF uP' Stencil WITH an a'efmcnt that he
ponef anew AZ the lime that c papers or Writings
ml.e.
The second count substantially las. III. fret except
hai r claim r nations sud LODGING, furnished BY
The Third Is sdiisy Ike The second rxccp, the
false ~sns char ed ~ ~" certificate 81 apt French eerfs
to to ;U u. f;ulaT ~. subsis;
and lodging oi The .oiirr-
IN the ' arc.t Il" urment Il hiss been insist ed on
~, prisoner That the iniic;mVl detective in ,h.
that m Drdtr the ofcnse under the Con
must epfsr that tie prisoner bad claim asains, IN.
Government ,a iat e rroeou che fals. writing pap-Is
support IN relation 20 his claim whereas the false
rii et i ti- several counts puport Dee in support
- end i..ou ,.a, not " the prisoner but oil o,.
Louis r;iirr IL. j. o insisted that the eyiie:ce conforms
To- this view Of f',s clam.
.,ot.ut rot,,is Il, ;,l;.,
ii those i1 presented sppor. Of
si 10 r.-nu .ls,r ina- 10y ,r prisoner AGAINST the
ovcrnnr, namely that e entitled receive and col
i-ct from the United States, the sum oi ! / Go
of opinion ts ayornent /. sufficient u will b.
IoiIenco to ID. at Oi CougIsss, that tho claim or a.
sgn- the Government be in favor OF the par
ties presenting the false writing Ia support indeed mos,
t- which have before aud In which con.
,cons tool place the accused but the guilty agents
the parties IN whose favor tho claim presented
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srNrrNcE OF 4 corYrERFETrER.
SUPERIOR COURT-srEcIaL TsRs-MAI 29.-Before Ju
tice GARvTr.


Ezra Bliss et al. agt Patrick Calaghay.-Moton
amend granted payment Of go and : 10 costs o.
Opposing this notion Defendant 10 take shcr. notice OF trial
Tor the nr,t T'risl Term Of this Cont.
Joreph g. Mills ist Nathaniel Dole kcMo,ion 10 vacatc
attachment denied with 10 costs 20 abide The event
Eugsne Older oct Dennis Leuain 4 aM0tion for leave
20 Issue execution denied without co.ts
John Fhih e. G.orse T.. Haydon.-No,ion FOR At
hnicut druie without with liberty plaintiffs TO
ue- their application fof injunction.
Nichols +. TFt Josea De CabozosMo,ion TO Sc.
side ref.roe. report sud Judgment denied without costs.
Rnsf Ds,t at Aaron y Blight snd wif-.Motion granted
Tor allowance Of PEI the OF the subject ..
involved.
John = Christis A. agi. Wilson Hubbcl-Le. judgment
be- entered proposed With clause inserted therein that no
execution ou this judgment Issue against the body Of the De
isr'int long he remains In the military service OF the
United s.ai-s.
Benjamin Golihery NJ. Herman Schmko,is e s.Moiion
va-ata order Of nrT.st denied with DO costa
Jacob Lewis a., samuel 81 REHABILITATION fox new
trial denied with costs. Paper in Clerks Office.
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FgUR DAIS LATER EROa EUROPE,
Arrival Of the City Of baltimore.
TIE sCHLESwIG-H0LsTEIN WAR.
Another Meeting Of the Lendon
Conference.
No Prospects Yet Of reaceable Solution
POPULAR MANIFESTATIONS IN GERMANY.
The Relations Between France and
the United States.
Explanations Of he French Government
CT the Mexican Question.
The Relations Between France and
the United States.
The Liverpool ship-owners Against
tie Anslo-Rehel privateers.

The Inman steamer City Of Baltimore
Cap Mirchou,e, which cit L.vcrp0o. 81, : o'clock Oh
thc afternoon Of the 18Th ard Queenstown Oh tie eth
May, arrived here on Monday morning
The news is moagcr and generally unimportant.
Brilliant and forcing weather fcg ire crops continued
a. pre-, all throughout England
Tho schooner Samuel Martin, CAST Jones, lal
yeacLed Liverpool direct from Charleston. with l3J
bales OF upland cotton.
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aticr, cucharsod Bacon slow I'd partially r4th'I deapI
IsT unac,tlcI and gain lower r.now du and price, seor
iDg buyers. Butter dull aud nominal.
PRODUCE Ashes are qmct; Pearls, WI6; Pots
ouict bat steady. Lscod OF, l0f04li Rosin unaltere
SPIRITS Of iurfen;no quiet Petroleum INN bat guici con
al, .sbe sslos ol Crude private t.-ins Refined
LoNpoN MABKErs.-Wheat duil, and liG2I y
quaT cheaper Flour also dali but hardly cheaper for nhis
Groceries quiet, owing 10 the hoidays Tea hrm Taiow
hrner end bearers 'sles Of Y C. s 49, the Indigo .aes
closed with far spirit ct fui etes The Woei soe progress
al hnn yates. Lnsscd Oil, a'ta.
LATEST.
LONDON, MAY 10, morninr.-JIe Ttmos's city
article ays Il tina, "wednesday next will be
pEcatons fcr discount II the Bens yesterday, aud little doubt
has beu entertained that reduction Of The rate OF d'eou'
VIII take Ilace lu The Stcch fxcagr sho' io
Government securities have been oho ed AZ q cent Az
senco OF business o,taioed N most m.ices e'o w
cline. >,
Co. merchants O.; London and Naur'!us. The simple an
ticipaiou e possible reduction IF Bank rate Of interest 10
D. cent - beginning 10 cause renewal Of me s"al ~
.recinses. One introduce FLOATING TclegraI
Station nd Lehtshp Company lie stations 20 BE- hc'f 10
ordinary track o vces, such The vicinity Of t"c sony
Islands and of Cope Race Newfoundland and at hc
OF tie English aud lrish Channels. mother company Is
formed to puchs,e tho ship building c.tabismc and dock
yard Of NossIs. j. W Smyu ct st. PeteT Ne"t''ueoh
LrveEroo-. Friday May 10, 1864.
COTTON Sales to-day 5000 bales, lucihdiHe JUN
70 pcctos and exporters he market quiet Ut unchanged
.4'e,.
RnEADsrufrs-- ua-set Is very duh
Provisions inactive.
rnoprcr- NE u.afkc. is cuic, and steady.
LONDON, Frid.y, May %, 1854.
CoysoLs c'o.ed At q. 0ei. ior llon,y.
Tho Bsu England Aas reduced its rte OF ofcotnt 10
aSuc.x sro,Ks-ninos ccral lee9 discount Erie
TovpoN N.y la--3 p. NJ. lG6i-TAe Iste Of discount Of
o., H4nl Of England IS % q cent
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Lafe.f.n w Oneensfo.

Mr.. Rofer Cunlilc, the head OF the firm of
Roser CuniIe Sons & Co Of Buckcrsbufy, bankers
and money dealers died yesterday.
Major. Gen. Sir Alex McTuliOch is dead.
Lord Shsisesbury says in Tie Times that not one
OF the charges made by the gentlemen on " Primrose
Hip has 81 far hs in;erDOUrsc with Gsribaidi s
concerned n shadow Of foundation.
Lord ialmeTston has greatly recovered from recent
attacks OF thc govt and returns 10 town to-day
BERLIN, May IS, 1864 x
The Crown Prince of Prussia has been aP-
pointed TO the command OF the I'd Army Corps.
fieid-HaisAal Won Wrausel has been raised 10 the
Tank Of Count.
IL is asserted upon good authority that Prince Fred
eIick Charles of Prussia has beea appointed Com.
spaldcI-in-CAIei m the Dnchles.
STOCKHOLM May Is 1854
Count MandersirOm, Minister for Foreign Affairs
has stated that on the 18th OF April he secret in
structions 10 Gen. Wachmenstcr in London, and that
these dispatches Serc opened IN Germany.
LONDON May 49, 1864.
The Hyod says THE unsatisfactory progress Of tie
Conference and the doub; entertained Of equitable
adjustment Of the DanO-GcIman question induced
safes by parties which had tho effect OF creating
beayinoss throughout the several departaehis Of the
Stock Exchange
LONDON, May 19-There il no political news
OF importance.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MAY 27.-Besors
Judge NELSON
TIE ANDuEWS CASE.
Calom Pepper, esq, Counselorat law, of Alexan'
da Va and formerly Of this city Of the main witnesses
the part the in the Andrews applied to
the Court this morning for order TO show why the
Marshal should not pey md allow The applicant his witness
fees la the . .
Judge Nelson said he could not entertain the application
that the term would cosr on Monday.
SIR. PeppcgT.e M.rha might be required to show cause
to-day. ,
The Jude s,d he-o was sufficient business before the
Court occupy all Of today, md i matter with which
he would not interfere.
NJ. PeupeI Mithdr.W.
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Erancf.

Rumors of probable Ministerial changes Lad
been rife bit H. FsGsce believes itself able o. assert
that change will take place, az least during the
present session OF the Corps Leglsatif.
The great Paris poisoning case, in which Dr.. La
PAW in order 10 get the payment Of several heavy
policies OF Insurance her life terminated the Eth
May In verdict Of gailty. La Pommerais was con
deIneG 70 death.
The Paris Bour-e on nth was without Auctuation.
Esutes closed az 1850
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Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONfY NARkET-Ihe discount de-
uand III. Bank Of Fns-d uiportst and the belief
a. az early reduction "a tho Tote gained ground 49,
The funds lie 1i' continued hrn, and co I'd ~ Hsd
s and there change from these figures 10 the after
Of the l3t.
Ain.resn Sc srs shade armsr. Illinois Central JoNca
sis EIie. HUsJ
LTyekPooIs May i2-p IN.
CoT1oS-Ihe sales of Monday, Tuesday and
"Wednesday add bales including port and
speculation. The mas quiet bit without any
<suotaoe change IL price,.
TRADE ar MA,ic HESTER. The market Yesterday
was 9ai-, owing 10 the Wirn holidays. bit prices were
steadily I-s.naihsd.
BREADsTUrrs generally very duh, owing 10 the
veiJ briiian weather. Mers Wakefield Nash Co. Rich
sTdon spence Co. report 9onr orefeG q: "a ceoiue.
without F"adng 10 hnsi--s Wheat very Doll snd srnciely
CSC r. for Mixed.
Provisions. and Pork neglected. but QUO.
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DECISIONS RENDERED AT NAY TERM.

Geo. Bowman AIT. William NJ. Ialln.an.-Jndg-
aned with TIE opnion the Court BY Justice
and the opinion OF Chief Justice Robertson with the
I.sTk.
Henry Freezing eat Henry Knebel.-Judgren, affirmed
with cots Opinion ~ the Count by Justice McCunD. Opu
ion by Chief JGslice Robertson with the Clerk
Philip = Justin AT. lisn Is. Lang q a.-Jrdgment al
hIm.d. Opinion the Court by Robeon ChiefJusice
John Ncntz ast. Tho Second Avenue Railroad Company.
Jud,in, sIfrd Opinion by Chief Justice Robcrtson and
Barbour J.
Before Justices BasBorR, M0sELt, and GARys,
Jacob Lhan.r - al egt Hcyuan sIac.-judgncnt ahr
ed with costs, Opinion by Barbour, J.
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A tree the trunk being 30 feet in circumier'
ence and !j feet high has been cut down lately ~ .s''
Hernia Ii Welded $50 600 feet OF good timber.
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SIPLNOR col RT--SRsERAL TERN-MAY 23.-Belor
Iu.trrr NosCalEY. Ao.EIl and MCCuss

DECISIONS RENDERED Al THE APRIL TERM.
Rufus &. Palmer At al agt. i.eander Darling ct
s-Iu.nen, reyr.ed and trial ordered with
ubil- the Opinion by Justice Moncrief Dissenting
opinion hy Ju-ti,, McCmn.
John 7. Miles The New York Harlem Railroad CO.
Jud ,uent affirmed with Opinion by Mcneil, J.
Before RoBERTsoy. 'hiefJu.iice, BARBOUR aud Nc
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SrrrrMr CoURr--G ESERAL TERM.-Adjourned 10
Monday, jme q. ny .,,,.s
for the ,erui Part Il.-Casc on; calendar une.anseu' 80
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Adjourned Tor
rorRr OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TLRM.-Ad-
.l lu.t he fer
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IfnIY.
Austria.

The belief in an approaching fatal ternina-
son OF the Popcs malady had greatly increased
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The Paris M0nitcur asserts that 80 900 Aus
lfian troops concentrated Oh the frontiers Of
yTsrsylyania aud BukOUiua.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sP TsRs-MAY so-Be'oTs
Justice GAVIN.
DECISIONS

Mary Dibble agt. William A. Dbble, &c.-Mo.
ton denied with $40 costs to sbde the event of the scon
Thonss b. Oakley as' William y Stakeholder denying
new trial with costs TO abide event.
George Wood, John orser.Noton for re4dlst-
msn granted together with order Or sOwance % d"endaIb
OF hve per lSee opinion with Clerk At Chsnbers)
Walter X. Marvin sg. John :. Geyrr-Odercd that m
junction order be vacated with 10 20 abide tie event
Pspers IN the eboye cases In the Clerks orhoe)
CHAsBsRs-MAY J0.-Beior- Chief Justice ROBERTSON j
DECISION.
William Loeschigk agt. Rachel Addison.-Or~
der drawn incorrect. (rs?er. in Clerks oitee)
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-MAr 59-BeioEs
Recorder uoYFaAx. :.
The trial of Edward L. Hunter for the murder Ok
hi. wife Elizabeth IL still progressing District NtofeS
i- h.s concluded the for the prosecution al" "esy
the prisoner, conu.el viii enter upon the defense
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FROM HAVANA.
Capture Of u"Rtc Christi, San Domingo
The Pirate Florida nj Nc. Thomas.

r
HAVANA May %, 1864.
Since the departure Of the Eagle, little has
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IMPROVEMENTS OF PATENTS.

II. Il. Goodyear ct al. at. julius ID. Rosenberg.
The same agt. Abraham Ober.
Thcse motions for attachments against The ssd defend.
punish them contempt unctions granted ssanst
them orbddng them from infringing the Reissues Of the
Nelson Goodyear Hard Rubber Patent of May 1881. The
motions contested by the defendants but his Hcnoe
judge Nelson decided tht they In contempt and hned
Rosenberg $3.50 and ODER 100 and committed them prison
until the lines should be paid
Geo d. Sergeant AID ID. NJ Keller loE conPainsDls VIC.
Trsphagen Tor defendants.
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COURT MAY 27.-Bcfore saros
IUCKER.
Wufs ApNITTED

During the past week the wills Of the following
nsned persons have been admitted 10 probate, VIZ:
BRIDGET McOinni.s. Clri on HiGt, Robert w. Hals,ead
Emil Drnst .nd Slroi r. Bossarsc.
There provisions Of any importance contained IL
any Of the above wills.
DECISION.
IN relation 10 the estate Of Ferdinand Hoffman, deceased.
An application being made for letters OF admin
aion a. On incsacy and before their Issue another
petition being Ned proDoIuilg papor claimed 70 be viii
The t application will be h,ld under adyisenent TIL the
probate pGoces dngs are terminated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-31
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srscIAL TERx-MAr 20
Before judge CARpozo
DECISIONS.

Browns Water Furnace Co. agt. Richard French
Ca.a and amendments so'.led IN Ephraim De IT. a.
insoycut Prayer petitioner granted John Dekeon az.
William Dcserson- bill hr-t presented by the chsa
taxed and allowed. Robert ID. livnsston sst WE VI ~
hote.-Order settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-31
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COTRT--MAY 2s.-Belor,
judges NELsos and sHIPxAS.

sEST TO JAIL.
Potter ct al. act Schwartz.-The defendant IN
THE case restrained and oined from &c,
certain sein hines alleged 20 be infringement Of the
plaintiff patent
This morning on r!oof s violation Of the injunction
der boz committed prison ~ days and lined $50 10
stand committed until paid.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
A. the opening OF the court this morning, Mr..
Ethan Allen Assistant United States DistAuoruey moved
court.
Tho motion granted sud the applicant ordered to sign
the lo
SENTENCE or A CoUSTERFEITER.
James Welsh, who, on last Monday pleaded
guilty 20 he charge cogneretins ncd States Treasury
Soie brought 40 this afternoon The Court,
afr severely 1donishug tho prisoner for hs grave ofeuse
Ynrrd him the State Prison at hard labor for three
years and hued him .K cents lie then removed 10 ps
On BY the Mariha.