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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-03

Mr Richard L. Eolsason. -eIi-tno.n
cii.zen a. Portland. seat oat Friday even
iag at. O. serve sorne ioe-,r-tans 81 q az
iJ. 49, las u.i bstl beard fr0rn s.nce. D.
10 feared b. nay hasc c.nuitiieI saicils.
or been t'.e si,tia 81 faal PLAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-03

Tie President has released tho rebel
Gen. Roger a Prg1-. ana ordered ii-s b.
ifPesi o. Gcz- crzli 60 sz1Lsnss. Mob
CONNECT has been indalscl nasto tie
sroPrieiy q aIl'~ias Lin % % a. lars,. 90
parole bst p,rhaps ii.c sL-lt i1I.oaii1as
b. can see 81 The 80 iaving Telaocd or
Tvs 1urcls ulay have hcnc6cial eEect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-03

llr Bangor Caaner las heard Be- .a-
t.laai,.l iLtt -ureriatealcnt More offb.
Ahinr Central rlai. has .T-re.l fl iirul.t
e. f.rl-i Ir-ak ulih zoe 90 tLs Ja..-
tr,a. o. BE- vil raa up to tu.e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-03

IT, ta'n 'ron I.-f',al. Sat.rf,7 af,r
nocn ues r.af ihrec lo-rs Tate. Tbs lc-
'er'inn vas eausoi BY ne disabling ,f.5ae
y w. L--- ~. -E-.c,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-03

third ral~ Las been an exciting orc IN
the legislature just adjourncd. IL = a
matter vitality Affecting he interests Of TIE
city Of Portland. Ths ohi~ct !. - cirr
Boston instead Of Portland the trade from
cur own Sssse. IN Other words 90 give A.
diiioual facilities. y laying a bird raa On
the Boston roads. 50 THAI cars ffied o. the
broad guAse can 80 directly thr0agA Port
land instead Of stopping IN that eity.
In this contest Portland has bees beaten
in both branches q TIE Legislature. We
90 not refer % this subject nov 20 argue
the question. but 10 notsce some 81 the
causes that have brou-tt about this rcsult.
Portland i. the great oonmcrviAl city Of
Name. Comparatively spcaking. "a i rae
city OF the STATE. IL las woalth. karnir-.
and enterprise, second to no cisy Of IT, sizs
IN the uniOn- IL - bcautiful city. and
one Of the most desirable locr'ions in the
world Portland has = large population
and . rapidly increasing IN Numbers a. vel
a. Industrial enterprise. Ia has one % the
finest harbors upon The whole Aflantic
coast She has tor merybant pTinoos. her
emrneut iurisfs. a lcarred snd clogucnt
clergy and skIiful and enicrprising me-
chanics.
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shaping tho business Ard political relations
Of the STATE. IIal hose entrusted With hor
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-03
Lsz..la,irs Pro,.eiinr.

Irff1y To senate Indefinitely poi.
roura ~ III psinr siarc. IN Naiioi,al
banss. as a. - eqsiva leui % tsHinr d
oarks thcusslscs. \ tm vas rrr-cntc,l
an pa.soi ru'iin- the Reform = hoolun.ls1
D. large 81 ;hs Governor anA Counril
Tbs S~nsic passci tis resolve Fsiasir = A.
d-scrtcFs aaI Esfuec,.. o. the casfiug sois
q The r-rs..icui bat the lili fiiicl tct-oen
the tie 5ranchcs. Il rrquiruE t-o-thir-i,
vote to carr thc mcasurc. Thc S-,rscr-cf
shirefoun qucsiicn gcc. 20 the T-olle fsr
decision. TIE cumbcrsomc clu-ationai
biH go. over % the next sc.si0n. The
\ crk County Register as his salary rsiscl!
g. seoo. In the lIousc the Agricultural
College came 81. sud Ne uinoriiy rsPori
es.ablishin= a coiicec ~as substituted for
thai % The usiosiiy ~hich rr-oruncnded
rcs-renoc 70 the ncNt Lsgslasurc. A.
Amendment b. slf. niaglcy thai q shoal
not Dc pa IA oi-cr2i ion ualcss q coal &c
done ~ithoui cSpcnsc o. the STATE. vRs losi.
A boari - trustees. oouprisinE enc FER
sea Enom sssh Couniy. --OxforI Lciss
rcr-rscntcd ~ uIon ". ". Virrin.--a
noa4inaiel. lie b.l then PASSED 10 BE-
engrosscd. Acis we're pa.sei fnAiiy
siEiPiiisinS ialisimcnts ios Perury .acru@s-
ing ths salary and duties Of the state Libra-
riaa. incorporating the osisrl TurPso;ine
60.
The Maiao Lcgislassrc aliournci Gnaily
on Satrrlay. sicE session % 80 i2ys.-
The shoricsi session for uany yoars. "A
eAtra sices ooniaiaius ihc Fcsult % thcir Ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-03

AN0rHrE SENsArtoS. The las; steamer
brin.s tie ohoriag statement; e Toe
TSaie. .ays ne Asar from Ne- Nork thai
rrcsiicni DAVIS IA tLc game IN - ovn
hands an can sccurc The iniepen,lrncc q
ne Soaih cnher vi.h Northrrn Asset or
despite 81 q according % las pleasure. Tie
else Of this startling ny.tery - ialal n
tbs iiatcaacrs frniy eEeii.rd IN A@cTicA
thai tbs McNicAn Enperor has conveyed IN
trust % NhPolcun ihe no-stsFa poSsons q
Maico % bs held AL administered ~ a
ircaeh Nioosrov. ia isquiaaiion q FrcncL
claims zPou McKioo an thn cr-son au.i
eniaal the rcoognssisn q ths SoziL -
franos. Lnsiar..l "a Eafope.-
SaPPoso Fnnco. Ensianl ass EaroP,
30 rcco-uire ths soasl soe,s raoalhs hsacc
son'i a. p-rEio tLsa s1ass o. fu4 The oofs,lsr.
s~v N tic track ga b. tsrant and shernan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-03
TIE Twelfth Regiment.

The eGrrts 20 6n ~ The lath Name Re-
i,sess ar ueei ing with comPleie suoccss-
Two couprnics have gone forward airrady.
M eu!.si -ncnis tor tbc otheTs ar prosross-
ins rsPidiy. The ha company = icing
rv-ruitcl m Oxford County. sd j. 60 Dc
oo-amanaed bv Caps. a. y. bolster. for
meriy % 'hs 2,'d E~cimcnt. fans. lie
commenced ca Monday. ana snl,sied a.
once thirteen men on the qaota q PAIRS.
Which Is uiorc than fiicl. The names are
g. fnllnr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-03

lersons On ncIghooring towns visLing %
enter dc service. VII fni IN thi, company
a grand opportunity. Csr;- Boisier Ia,
a. excellent repuiAfion As an 0ficcr. ard
hc Is getting good class % msn. With
whole souied. Oxford Cour;y oiEcers. and
a agreeable set Of associates. plcasaas
tern % service vlu &c rcaizel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-03

rrl-s frrlv
ts srcIl A LINCOLN
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Arrived,

T. steam transport stnriih,, Pedik, savannah dayS
with passc gers snd mails to U. 5. ON Had tck weathss
most OF the passage.
Steamship Baltimore, Lewis, Washington, nidse. and rssa.
James lIuni.
L. s IN transport Victor Gates savannah River G&,
Jan o. with pass 10 e. ;. ON. Have had strong NV
gales since RAISING e,teIas 2jl % u Cd Cage Ha,,ep
passed steamer Linda. hence Tor fogi Royal.
Steamship Eagc Lawrence Havana 2lst inst, mise and
pass, Spoford Iiies,on Co.
Bds smcoe (of Turk. lslind) Higgins Cardeuss IT dayA
with molasses to J. l.. Hath-way been II days ~ Of HsS
tera., with heavy y. W. winds.
Brig Mary ok OF Suulesnd Psgsons, shanghse, Aug IL
toas &c. order Passed Angler Oct r. Cape Of Good HoPS
Nov To- Dec TO- lat. NJ Ion. ~ % spoke Italian tTis Sets
Fraicl nom Genoa FOR Buenos Ayrc Tho VI had heavf
weather of Cups ost end spt whole suit Ct sails Pse
scngcrs, MIR aud Mrs. Murphy.
Rrs Eastern Of New Haven Ward Barbados 10 dave
with roasses o Bishop Bro. Len slip Black Hawk ton
New York bark Otcgo for Boston IN L8ys.
Big HUMBOLDT Coombs, Forces Monroe days in bsilsss
10 master
Brig Eaget tPr), Terry. Rio Janoiro, O. :. Colt.
Brig Tyso (Br), Bradshaw, ST. johns, r. X, II. G. A.
De Wolfe
Brig Merriman, johnson, Newport, in ballast.
Schr Willie Ross, and from Antigua II days bss,t q
Wesso Has been 10 days north Of Hateras with heavy
w gues Tho brig Al audte scd the day previous ior ST.
Kits. Left no American vessels.
Schr. Ned Sumpter. Lord, Rockand, lime .
schr Axe.e (o Bafbadoes Caicor Para - d3ys rubber
rice Sc, TO James sishop Go.
ScLr Sarah DALI Calais Is day, lumber to Jed. Frye Cs
WIND-At Sunset, NV.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
The Adnms.Milispaush scandai-Serdict
for Mr. MlIIspangh for $4,000.

LgoSKRD.
Andrew J. Mlspaugh at. Seth Adams.l
This remarkable case came to termination
to-day Before tho Court opened the room was densey
thronQed with spectators who awaited impatienty the
verdict Of the Jury 1t was understood that the jury had
agreed at 10, o'clock last night.
AT 10 O'Clock the court opened and the clerk
called tho Jury. After they had answered to their
names lie said: Gentlemen have you agreed upon a
ve1dict"
The foreman answered In the affirmative, and handed
the sealed verdict 10 tie Judge. who opened 1t and
sWr. MeKean the Clerk-Gentlemen oftbe Jury listen
10 your verdict il stands recorded. Gen'Ienen, you
SAY that you find for the plaintiff in the sum of ?loOO
damages and 50 say you oil lApplanse ny the au'
Mr. cn,on-I would ssk that ire jury be poled.
The clerk called the Jurors by name separately snd
asked them each II that was his verdict. and all an
swered in the Affirmative the seventh juror however
adding aud it ought 70 be more"
Mr. Fulerton--May it please the Court ask on
Mr. Chn,on--I suppose this Is matter resting with
the Court but think the counsel ought 10 DO satisfied
Mr. Fulerton-The expenses OF this case have been
very large have not added them up but there have
been thou. ands Of dollars expended
Judge leonardo an not az all dissatisfied with the
verdict, and II refused 10 grant an allowance. IT
would show that was dissatisfied Allowance OF 500
granted
Mr.. CNn'Or-l move pro J0TNd, 70 set INC Nciuict
aside ard for trial, TO save going to tue Spcea!
Term.
Judge Leonard-Moton denied. with $40 costs
Mr.. Cllnton-I now move for stay Of proceedings
Mr. Fuleron--I desire TO enter my Judgment and
DO not think "a stay should BE- granted
Judge Leonayd--It Is usual 10 grant stay Of pro.
cecdings
Mr. Iulerton-The object OF stay OF proceedings is
to enable "a motion for q new trial But that motion
has Just been made and denied.
Judge Leonardo will give defendant time to make
case 80 days Judgment to be entered and a stay Of
80 days on the execution after entfy OF Judgment.
Mr. Millspaugh then surrounded by bis friends
who congratulated him on the result. The room was
soon cleared. and the call Of the regular calendar
sumod.
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concerning their respective Departments anu "
limited extcn. participate in debate. LA I'm, the

concerning their respective Departments a"u W
limited extent participate in debate. LA .,o. tho
MI GANsoS, N advocating the report sr'' oonbers
mode rronosed was tie only one ny when i,yinI,i
could bce6me better acquainted with matters %
,,on as the necessary information was l.eg.u l
syeiy in the Departments The House cpu1 1s tidn
HE Heads Of the Departments TO give wy M
Among the reasons Why lie was IN NV "a hnsiress az
tion was TIM, II would aid and facilitate the
w"s a would bring before the Representatives,
az me neope faithful discharge OF eAecuV ;nynron
iS ao efle the officers of the Government II IPiop
W. ortod 70 come before the House ana Vu.eatV
thcmselves. but If wrong, they may oe n;t ard
1I;ios &, would secure Authorized reslonsIpe anu
& i,rnaton as Substitute for pr4vale eAeeu'Ne
IN, rrfererce Ii was step to"aTu 'ne Seeu1''' VI
popular Ilghts g., ,,os No. unfair 10 presume
ot ths measure which was reported .! the
from Ohio Pendleton,) was me iesIi "a s'uu! me M
Gra,ion of fine British example. However Dehehciai
- - ,ractice was 10 the British Government Whlch
wos a imonarchv il would be ineonsruons ana ms,
h;syo,e IN onr Republican institutions. lie discussed
The snbieet AT length saying among other tles lhat
~ sYre we're adOpied the country wOudbe thrown
into excitement whenever the Administration was do
Tsta1 The excitement Of Presidential election every
sorr Years afforded sufficient agitation without perpex
inc the nation still Instead Of the measure &C.
crrinr capacity in the Executive otce, II was ms
orini0n that incapacity would be more apt to hide se
in nmbe words and fppant rhetoric. The capaclty 81
debate did not always attach TO able Officers ana lhfhis
connection the names Of Jefferson and GaIatn were
mentioned The adoption Of such measure would al
ford an arena where the victor would be coHgfatua'e'
and the vanGuished divided besides being Subject t'
other objections.
No further action was taken on tie subject and III
Upugg a1iourlll.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK............JA ~
Cleared.


Steamship Moro Castle Adams Hs7ans, spoford, rtestse
< CO.
Steamship China trr) Anderson, Liverpool, T. cunsrd
Steamer K. C. knight, Gallagher, Philadelphia VIM j. Iaye
lor & Co.
Steamer Thames Hrey Fortress Monroe
Steamer Fairbanks Hunter, Washington.
Ship Lookout. Nugept. San Francisco. sutton Co.
Bark Grace Orb Blatchiord, Pemsnbuca and MARKET l.
Bsik Gsrelle Black Barbados H. Trowbrds.s Sons
Bark Limerick Lass, Couy, Blenos AyEes h. D. bToohmn
L Co.
Bark Maedalsne, Day. Aspnwal, Psnams " r. Go.
Bark Ads Carter Kenny Ehlabe;hpo.i MleiG hocshton
schr sybl (Br) Gordon AAianoros, ;. A. Hussey Co.
Sch Qslon ON. Oiiey, Mrosoare, Gorion' bfnee
McAulife o,u,
sch Mantle Williams Beaufort. Thomas Helme, -.
Sch Warus OBI, Lake, ST. Johns y. VI H. j. u A. ~
Wolfe.
Sch Ocean Bell, Irons. Baltimore Bentley, smiH Co
Sch. Sarah, Dnsho Boston. Hoyoke aid Murray
Sch. Maria, Davis. Key West, r. Fosgerty.
sea. ArIsstilo, Hutchinson, New Bedford, Ferguson =
Wood
schr. NJ p. King, Brewster Phiadepha.
schr L. Mclean Alexander. NewOr.eans, w. ;. Brown
Co. - =, 49,.
Sehr Fred Hall, Ingrshsm wEIsveD, II. 9. Racket =
Son ~
Scac. Baldwin, Baker Phide phil
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Passeugers Sailed.

r, .eams.ip 0lirG, far LireypOo,.Msj Gen Georse p
NJ, Wheeer DO r. o. De Ia Grange and servant Fsnset
Mr. and Mrs W. r. Clyde Phil; y Hayericn u 'sfid d
Mr. and Nh. j. r. Sears W D. Basse =. C: Thorpe hons
Rsllnsnn Mir, Rocsson Miss Hatch Nh and MIs r. ~
Wicstani. Mr. and Nr. Thomson oubec II. A. Hills H.
White Louis White, q. LATTE, Belmont and servant N
" d. loane, VIM sloane WIN. Mlctayish Governor Hud.
con Bsy Company; George button William Bi.kett hams
Ts. B. r. Bacon George Deut Henry Amy. John Ray M.
and Mrs C. Kaufman and child, W Ferguson, j saehe w.
S.,Ie Nis. ~ Sreetipg Geo Reid Geo Bond Jas DUNE
Low Ma Roker Miss II. Sovios Greece Mis Jss ktkens
Jotn Black M and Mrs. Weld, jr and infant Hare
Jas NJ Brown Robert Gris,, John T. Holmes A. sums0h
Bownel, w. Hastings, jr., A. stum'ei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
TIE PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT.
"A Petition TO Congress.

The following petition, has received the sigma
lures Of some Of our most prominent citizens. We
understand that a similar memorial will be sent from
Boston and other towns.
To The Senate and House u h1yoetdhto IN Corgre" az
scn,bied
The undersigned citizens o. The United States residing ~
the City Of York respectfully represent AMI uso upon
the iumed ate consideration Of Congress, that,
At this time there Large numbers q pa1tc young men
Discharged honoIsoy from he Army ud Navy who have u
feTedby wounds sickness men Daring the pIcstn'
Hodr petitioners believe tastsgcA perons have canned
houoIaby arg to permanent emp IN the civil ser
vice or the Government ana a the interests 81 te buvein-
nent would De advanced ttantiay liz prns 80 en-
poyed They respectfully urge tlht honorable service during
the present be made tho rosd preieeut in the
civil service Of tie United states and a tie enactment Of
that eject would alleviate greatly the msoTtune u
disabled Soldiers end Sailors and also would tend ce
lstn~n.s ia the Army AID Navy.
They therefore respectfully pray the enactment Of law Pre-
efTug for appointment 70 al Inferior once peIons honort
discharged from the Military Navel Service lie United
States WHO sAa have served .or tie period Three Years
during the present Rebellion; or who fa have uri per
IDanen disability while the Services OF WHO shall have been
held for one Yesr Prisoners Of War and that the Of
l1ch Office tie for life during good behavior And you.
fi,-er " evC
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COURT OF GENERAL sESsIoNS-JAs. 25-Before City
Judge Russell
THE LAZARUS MURDER TRIAL-THE JURY STILL IN
COMPLETE.

Tie courtroom was again dcnsely thronged yes
erday panel Of three hundred citizens having
loned. The difficulty experienced in securing
had been developed the first day most Of those
examined being incompetent account Of having formed
opinions In regard to the merits Of the Seven
jurors Notwithstanding eleven In awee in. when,
the cek having exhausted the entire panel the court adj.
oIned Friday morning at II o'clock The eleven jurors
who had been in allowed 10 separate judge Rus
80! cauCnng them IN express terms 10 avoid reading
verus about anything IN connection with the which
they to decide. The following Is list OF the iuEori OBJ
ia ued:
John Dearborn produce dealer No 100 West Th,ysecond.
It. VIM VI. Allen, gentleman, No. Washington SQUARES
VIM. Phelps, furniture MAKER, No. II West Th
VIM. r. Beer architect, No as Greenwichs,. Calvin Ste.
vens. unber NO 253 West Forty second st. Horace Den.
nett, president No. % West fheentns Edward Moore,
coal dealer No. Po1rman Place Joseph C. Brady carpcu
ter No 40 East korirthst John heickei.sen contractor
No. - Avenue C H. l.. Cole produce dealer. 40 80 Cottage
P.a-ei John Z. Hahn, cabinet llakeI. No 500 Iealhst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26

TIE SESATENoMMTrEE on INVESTIGATION
On tho tenth day Of the present month a resolution
passed The Senate Of the State of New York. appoint
Ing Senators Munger White and Humphrey commit.
teo 10 Investigate the affairs IN the following depart
meuts Of the City Government, Tax Commissioners
CITY In5pecior street Commissioner Finance and Gro
ton, and the Sufrogass Onoe and also the past pro-
cceaIrcs q the Board Of Supervisors aud report the
results Of tier Investigations To the senate Mr. A. H.
Hull, horgoanat 4 rms OF the Senate Yesterday morn.
Tx served On tho Mayor notice 10 avpesr before tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26

FIFTH AVENUE PoyD.-To-day has been set
apart in accordance with repeated requests. for the
second grand gala day Of the season. The ice was
never In better condition this season. which fact
fully testified to BY the crowds that visited this pond
yesterday There will DO double band OF musicians In
attendance during tie day and evening, who viii dis.
course choice and varied selections OF music Beside
the usual display OF Bunting there will be another grand
Illumination Ia tie evening, from to II H..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
passeupcYs Arrived.

IN steamship Eagle from Hlrand-s Lswrenee j. hicn,
ard, and sdy Charles Miseg' and wife Mr. hmma DoI"
brown C. Mat grin Charlie. J. Riie, Fernando Perez Ed'
Werlo Castillo j. NJ Palmer John Arblen T. l. beIesnF.
Cb,terton g. f. Allen Ruiz L. Hercse Joseph b. kosel
John A. sims r. yide. A. 5. Reynolds, Enrique Fueue y
Miliken Suan Q. Perez, q. CallatA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26

RELIEF or REBEL PRISONERS. -Tbe steamer
Atlantis nom Mobile IS now lying at Ii, foo. Of Canal
ST. with thousand bales OF cotton sent by The Rebel
authorities In charge OF Capt f. g. Noycs for the pur
pose Of procuring blankets clothing &C. for the Rebel
prisoners now in tho North. The cargo consigned
to paroled Rebel General in this city calo) but ho
was recently placed in Fort Lafayette 1t is understood
that another Rebel officer will dispose Oft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
CITY ITEMS.

CONCERT FOR THg SoLDIERs.-The "Old
Folks give Concert this evening at tie Of the
New. FL gland Relief Association. No. 1874 Broadway.
for the amusement Of all Sick wounded and flrloughed
soldiers in this city. No charge is made for ad
mission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26

Committee at noon TO day. at No. Al chambersst.
muncation to the Common Council. suspending from
niice civ Inspector F. l. A. Booe, and also copy OF
hs reasons for such suspension. The committee were
expected to arrive in this city last night and VIII stop
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-SPycIAL TTRx-JAS. Is
Before Judge BRADY.

Sarah Jones, ct al, agt owen MeCarty, et al.
Same, sgt James Kergan Default opened on payment o.
awarded and plaintiff spnlstng to submit sp
pess the next General Term Of this Court Costs 10 DO
paid five days after service Of copy OF the order on plain
tin attorney. Johnston at. West Motion for costs denied
unnecessary and motion to amend granted. No costs o.
lowed in this motion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26

BAYARD TAYLOR will lecture tonight at
Cooper Institute for the benefit OF the Rose Hill Soldiers
Relief Association Ills subject will be, Ourselves
and our Relations"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26

"SMALL FRUITS Is the topic for discussion
at the Fruit Growers Meeting to-day. The Societ!
meets II No. 81 Park row at "a O'Clock.
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Fort Warocns' Notice.

STATE oF N.w-YoRs,
roRT-WARDgNs OFFICE No. loi Walst
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance VIA
section Of the act passed April Ia, 1881, entitled Ne
Act 10 Reorganiks the Mardcns Once OF tho Port OF N"
York" to all person, interested IN. having charge o. ~
subject matter of such inquiry examination or survey 49,
de following vessels are nov gudsr ossninadon by the foN
Narens and that the said surveys or examinations wa 20
completed within days next succeeding shis notss IN
hoard said vessels:
snip Nltfn.
BaTk SielA...... ~ "
Brig Busk................. .Atlan'ic Doct.
MINTHOnHE TOMPhlNS f1ssidsnA
4 ARA HER
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TEACHERS WASTED.-The Christian Com
mission odyortscs for fifty teachers TO go to the Army
Of the Potomac to teach the Coorcd Soldiers for six
weeks. The advertisement VIII be found in another
column
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corRT CALFND,Rs-Tpu DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT.--Par I.-Adjourned
for the Term SPECIAL TERM-Adjourned flr tie term.
SUPERIOR COURT-Part Nos. 4337, 47s9, 9s9,
4s3 4e $780, 47s 4,93 27l $685. 46 $3.50 4ss t77 49,
Pert lI-No.. 1876. 1913 AZ 1883, 4s9 +S2, 5is iso'
1880 1853 1852, 1912, 4sO3 1910 49la.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Risas,.1:l3 Sun >ets.....5o9 Moon RiseG o:lsD
HIGH WATER
Sandy Hook. Ti3 Gov. Island. 1859 Hell Gate... ~
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FATAL FALL INTO A CELLAR.-An inquest
was held yesterday by Coroner Gamble. at No. 30 Riv'
ineton st. on the body Of Joseph Meyer; On Tuesday
iast The deceased while at work on building at the
corner Of broadway and Twelfth.st., fell from the
second floor to tho cellar, receiving injuries from
which be died after his removal home. lie leaves
a wife and eight children.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JAy. 2S-Beior
Judge SgiLLEY.


Patrick Doyle was placed on trial on a charge Of
passing United States Ir asury notes. altered from
hci Agnes CuTlc The defense that the accused
dd the notes altered that hs character
good, Sc.
The jury found the accused guilty. Sentence Thursday
nr. Andrews log the Ooyenmeut Jonas n. PHILIPPE Tor
defendant.
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&ailed.

ste,mers-rIs,e. Fulton. Herman Livingston. Nevada
ships-Naraganset Thornton, W!id Pigeon.
BErks--Rosa Albert, Palacia, Heres. .
sehooncrs--E. Mclean, Matilda, ii. Iryins Eupheu's
Berry, / NJ MARYLAND.