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tn. General Assembly u Rhode Island met al
Eewpor, yes,erlay, The State officers were duly
iuJucted into oGico.
InE Second Army Corps Mai Gen Humphreys
commanding, was relieved yesterday, n, Rails
Crossroads, Va, In the presence OF $ cretary Stan
ton and a number Of distinguished military off,
TnE Washington sTAE says there IL no truth In
she statement that q refusal has been made on the
part Of Secretary Stanton t. surrender JoI. DAVIS
to the civil authorities for trial DAVIS will doubt
less he tried under the indictment u tie Crimi nal
Court u the District OF Columbia.
Tux steamer Magenta has been seized by order
Of Gen Pop. aud thc captain, frs, clerk and mate
arrested, for ill-tTostm, nj VI Union troops, while
rebel officer. and soldiers were invited 10 avail
themselves q every privilege Of the loat allowed
~ sing retcl songs and indulge Il Gsloy al talk.
LtIur. GLs. GgANr las ordered all hsr.r,oms
and places where liquor Is sold, within he District
81 Columbia, to he closed until further orders
This Is In consequence Of tho large number Of
struggling soldiers In the city and neighhorhood,
aud to prevent tue recurrence q occasional dis
turbances
Two rebel officers, who ravo their names IS
Iewis CAs,lcmsn aud o. j Murray, were arrested
on board the steamer United States. last evening,
Of burlington, W. They asserted that they were
their way from Montreal to New York, TO sur
render themselves 20 General Dix. Sanders and
Tucker accompanied them to tho cars at Montreal
Both the prisoners intiuAtcs Of those notori-
GUS parties. They arc now waiting the orders Of
General Dix.
GsN. MuLToED, at Richmond, has in his pos.
.sssion $4,000 IN grreubacks and small sum In
gold and silver, being portion Of that taken from
our soldiers by tho rebels when ctpturcd H.
desires all persons who had '.usbles taken from
ihotn by the enemy to let him know the psr,icu
lars and whore ho shall sand the same. He sls
hss,various packages sent to the Richmond prison
srs by friends ~ the Nor.h, for which ho desire
swnors.
ArToESEY-GESgRAL sPgrp has given an elabor
ate opinion on tho Presidents right to pardon
arguing that he Las no night to say to offender
against tho law, l give you FREQ pardon 70
tho past, which you can sccept at you
leisure, and have u cover your act. +
Abe time Of acceptance. Offenders appeal 70
mercy, not for justice. Ihe Attorney -Geuors
oncludes that another Proclamation should 10 is
susi, ~ amnesty, 10 cover tie now past, Stating /
offenders just what thoy are 10 do, and how, e.c
He ngues in favor Of large generosity. Recon
S'ruction is not reedod tie construction Of ili
HNvsrnment is already perfec, as man can max
II Hut society mus DO organized on loyal basil
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General Intelligence.


At picnic At Albany to-day, two wooden.
legged men VIII run = race Tor s2j.
MAJ. Ghs. LoGAs will not enter the REGULAR
amy as Brssdicr General
ANoSa those who regularly draw the r.tio,s
given tho poor Of Washington IS Mrs. Cen. Rogor
A. Pryor.
MIuHAIL PHnLAs played . game ofhl Isrd. with
che champion Mr.. Fox, al Rochester; Thursday.
and was beaten by 100 points.
Gss LaoAs / az his orders for the transfer ~ tho
Army OF the Tennessee to Louisville and la trans.
Eurtanon will commence a. once,
Hos W. w. DoYcK, OF N. c., long an opponent
.oi thr jeff Davis rule Is in Washington with he.
legation from that State, to SEQ about reconstruc.
sion.
In the Dublin Intern ationsl Exhibition two
American artists carried away the prizes; namely,
al sIaIuATy were the theme of universal sdmira
Eon.
TuR great Sanitary Fair at CHICAGO is held in
semporsry structure erected at cost oil Sl6, 90,
for the purpose. and ia glutted with richness-con
tnbuuous having poured in from all directions, in
gliding foreign countries.
APARIs manufactured cross OF pure gold, til,
Iurrs piece three and half inches lons, and the
Scross bar two and half WIDE, and Sc, with av,
diamonds has Teen prepared by Catholics N Al
bsny az present TO Archbishop hcCloskey. The
cross with It's chain cost $1,000.
TnE last election in Alexandris Va, for mem
bers Of the lie 'lslAure called out tie citizens gen
srApS vhs Ieok We ss'h 81 AlsSiapee aad voted
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sopt Of the ted sttt.'' A No, sif did not
VET We T~,n. What year Gid your brother leave
.,iIgggs A. To- l-Gl o. l,il tie year Ly htler died
Slcc ,,fi lop, nsi,ous7y rIancns toward the dock.
,d t.i,pity Inc rtand v IN her loot imp4tienuy
In. counsel, Mr. Ewing. ui'h Al evident desife 70
s.,p her occupied tI the Lshct CANE To lead htr
i,1urb the crowd to the vttnoss room ssid to her
4 -rrfatyvle on the road lctvocn Washington and
Er.aniopny By ths time the u,her had Rrrived'hnd
uc court told her INT che could go ~ she aioe'
N suu,ct tlAip voice. Where B, m4nmar' MI;
Amen came Vard, and telling her that she Eoun
son zee hc4 mamma uain, led boT on into t' hnl"
RON odiDinint the Court. The women cto"u'd ."i-
ward aiIh lAccs and Geyouunt e'c, 20 Nlthi.s
p.,sence OF the Court AZ Noe -ulrstt wa lca'lns
sand mombet Of the court htul'I wv Hu u1
sh1'rhel y from him qu',k Ky sNn & , bsI Of
Jd VI thanks no CO 80 rsfnlh'tion sHr nHl ~,
a., ytLs md Wen g'9 d sp IHaeSie. end az
Of the Judges Advocate iupy '"h US 'ht " s"u,u
have teen ctuc the rIrl hay NJ greater 1850 OF NOT
GOV upon hof than fhs could lear.
TESTIMONY OF LgNrSs
O state -he'hcr YOU know AtzerottS A do.
have known nm since he NNa boy. Y Were you
at tue house Of Iozokiah Mentz on thu sunday ai"r
there Inc Ai7er<i at Men,a's het-eeu II aud Z
O'Clock and rheu first APPROACHED NJ. Aizclott,
said AIe you tho man that tiilet Ate Lincoln
AMI, sDs be, ies.' And then Ne 10th laqtlcl.
We we're ok.ns. w,A," says !, Andiew, rsP =
Killed ~ lie said, lit is az, and that he died on
eaturday, Al three O'clock" I asked him whether
1t about ten. Grant being tiued he ,hid
he did not ,uppo.e he was and said II II had been
done II was probably by some man VINO 70,
into the same train th.t be dld., v bo
you hear him Day that II The man sho Wa 70
folow Grant had followed him Do would nave b.en
kiiedS a No. a Wa he payin' hit hdHIet,es 70
the daughter Of Mr. Meutt! lee sif 10 bag ur, u.
q Was she not thrus me lin tLt. c"ld uho,nuol
that dsyf A. Yes sL It appeared aud ho Nss dos
IN the mouth about II.
1EsItgoNY oF carr. y. MoSRoY.
n u,.,o xb.tl,r nj M tou had custody Of N q
fisoners nj the har subfeIuent to their arrest a.
Yes Dir . on board Of the monitor, .
Nj noesicr then desired 10 hAnd into Court Writ-
Ten eIucst from the prisoner AtzerOt that his con-
fesslun 10 Capt 4 Monroe he admitted.
Judge Holt remarked | think IL 10 greatly 20 10
deplofed that counsel will urge Fuch nntiote upon
Nis Court Ihey knou aud admit 10 b. contrary 70
iar
The Court then decided that the confession should
act be received.
Tho Court soon after adjourned til 10 o'clock this
korpipg
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wILIIAMsBURGH.

To DE LAUNCHED. - The light-draught
Monitor 'Cohoss," will be launched from the yard Of
TT. Rowland, at GruenpoinLthis "wednesday afer-
noon, at o'clock She built for the Govern.
ment by NJ. +. Merritt The Cohoes has one turret
mounting guns, and Ia 225 feet long, 10 feet wide,
and II feet depth Of hold
ARREST OF Horse THIEvEs.-Between IL
and ~ o'clock, on Monday night officers Nangan
and Hoyt arrested two Suspicious characters In First
street II. d., named John j. Hayes and James
Moran, suspicion Of having three stolen horses In
their Possession. Yesterday, IL was aceTtAined, that
the horses had teen stolen nom Gree point and
the property of henrr Lucien N. Brown, Archibald
and John $. Biss. The prisoner we're held for
trial.
FELL IN CIsrRRS.-August Otat two
year, age, fell in cistsrn, yesterday, Al No. 10
skman street, a.. d. His brother IL YEAR Of age,
hAuHted condition.
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Keep good company or none. Never be idle. II
your hands casao, be usefnliy employed, attend 10
the cultivation of your mind. Always speak tho
truth. Make few promises. Live up 70 your en-
gagement. Keep your own secrets n you have any.
When on speak to person, look him In the face.
Cool company and good conversation are the very
SHOWS of virtue. Good character lie above snthing
else. Your character cannot he essentially mi ured
excep, by your own acts. II any ono speaks evil
of you let your life lie that will believe him.
Drink no kind OF intoxicating liquors. Ever live
misfortune excepted! within your. income. When
you retire to bed, think over what you have been
doing during the dsy. Make no haste TO be rich,
II you would prosper Small and steady gains give
competency, with tranquility OF mind. Never play
at any game Of chance. Avoid temptation. though
you fear you may not withstand II. Earn money
before you spend II. Never run into debt unless
you see . sy to get out OF IT, DO not marry I'M
I'll you arc able to support swfc. Never speak evil
OF any one. BE just before you are generous. Keep
yourself innocent II you would DO happy. save
when you are young that you may spcnd when
you are old. Read over tho above maIins Al leas,
a weak.
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TUE MURDER IN THE wooDs-THE PER-

TUE MURDER IN THE WooDs-THE PER-
rErRAToRs sutrvsED TO BE OF GASG or CouS-
rEnyUrERs-rHREE oY IuE ACCUSED ARRESTED
The police Of the 4sth precinct Of Brooklyn and the
precinct ~ Y have thus far arrested three pei.
sons Suspicion Of being implicated In the murder Of
Antonio Diodst and IL 10 also suspected that they
belong to gang Of coun tereiterl whose mAnufsetory
broken up In 10th street, south Brooklyn, about
week ago. The plates prsss, paper, and about
$1,000 In counterfeit 6O cent postal currency, we're
seized a. the time, and several persons Arrosted and
committed for trial before the L. :. Commissioner.
The names Of the perons arrested suspicion Of be-
Ing implicated IN the murder are Nsyal Csmpests,
ased 80 iyears; norenIo Coeio, AGED 90 years and
Bsrte, Safer, ssed - year.. On searching the resi-
denee Of Cocio In oliver street, New York,
Eve trunks iuli Of go,dA supposed 10 Be
stolen, and one thousand dollars in counterfeit
postL currency vero discovered and seized.
There stil other arrests to be made, but far
the parties have succeeded keeping gu, Of the way
Tho deceased, n not Of tho counterfolter., vs
doubtless acquainted with their prooo edings, and
being fearful Of exposure certain Of those rested
inveigled him into the woods aud butehered him
A post mortem examination Of the body vas made at
the Dead House yesterday by Or. Cha. A. Van
Zsndt aud DR.. Barber, Who found that deceasos had
been shot three times. one bullet passed through
the back and out in the region Of the len breast
another passed nearly through tho head, and the
third fred into the side. The ball, In posses
sion Of the Coroner. In the opinion Of the physi-
clans any Of the shots would have caused death
but pot being satI6ed with perforatns tbs man with
thrce bullets. thoy cut OF his head. The investigs
tion into the circumstances will be commenced before
Coroner Lynch this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
THE MAYOR has issued a proclamation, in
vtng the cilzens to eloso their places Of business
tomorrow in Observance of the National Pas, Day
The public Offices will be closed.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Patrick Coyle, the
vel known Street INSPECTOR, fell dead last evening,
IL I, supposed from rpOplery.
SHORT MEAsuRE-A merchant 10 MYRTLE
avenue, whose our reporter omits, vas ye.ter-
day fined sJ5 aud costs Tor selling ola, &c, by short
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Acids promote the separation OF the bile from the
blood, which is then passed from the system, thus
preventing fyers tire prevailing diseases of summer.
All fevsrs arc "bihous' that Is the bls is in ths
blood Whist ever is sntAsonistc offsvsr is cooling
II Ia a common saying that fruits arc "cooling,"
aud al so ferries OF every description ;i 10 because
tho acidity which they contain aids In separating
the bile from the blood that Ia aids IN purifying
the blood. Hepce the great yearning for greens,
and lettuce, and salads In the early spring, these
being eaten with vinegar honce also, the taste for
something sour, for emonAde, on an attack Of few
en- But this being ths case, Il 10 easy 70 SEQ thai
proportion a. eat them with sugar, or even swee,
milk or cream. II we est them IN their natural
state fresh, ripe, perfect IL IL all most impossible
70 cat too many, 10 cat enough to hurt us especially
n we eA, them alone, moi taking any liquid with
them whatever.
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Trouble In the renps,i ania Mining Dis
tricts.


The Philadelphia ISQuErR contain, the following
'Tecial dtpatoh, from Reading, ronusylvania
The ahortts IN tina coal miner Ia Schuyklll and
Carbon counties, became highly excited al the
nDuncomsnt, on Saturday, that their wages were 10
be- reduced. II u well known that enormous rates
have been paid By coal Opentors and shippers 10 yet
the coal out Ia sufficient quantities 90 meet the de-
Mald during the winter IL vas principally owing
a. this fact and the high rate Of freight asked by
railroad companies, that coal up g. the Cuur
nous prices paid during the winter mouthu. lhis
tprc ha', however, now almost entire. tcHscd on
the different railroads leading from the mines 70 the
various markets, very many OPERATOR having ccFci
working. Seven dollars day had been pad la
hofcrs In the mines and now. In view OF the .triu-
gcncy of the market " wM proposed 70 reduce M"
rA,o TO 80. This had created ~ much - itefnCnt
among The liboters during last week, that u WA
feared serious riot would be the consequence. Yes
tsrday, In nearly every mining centre, tho cNci'e
meut scemod about eliminating. A. IOttrvilc, a.
MiuCh Chunk, NJ SChuylEil Haven md other places
the miners assembled In afpC uutnlCf- many Of them
inmrittcd by spiritOus hquOIs. In come Instances
women, dogs ind children accompanied them win
yelpnv noiscs The dc tnictiun OF valuable plupctv
anticipated, A. AHhlanG, tNo cug'-irratCts oto
burned by IA, rioters, and tor time the telegraph
wires were severed. Last Ii.ht tCvcn companies OF
the 2U2d Reguont rounaylvAnh Volunteers passed
through here, roe ion the sc,ncH Of disturbance.
Four companies hsyc reached lOtsSi.lc ami thi zee
have gone TO Aauch Chunk. rio"Itious for mum
Der Of dnyu have been sent them, but II Is nov
thought that the danger has ceW d. II these 80
turhances continued il II proposed to eiupov sol
ders IRON the army, wAo Viii roou be- discharged, IN
place Of the CAcitabe element no. rOEAiug Ia the
Lntuep
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charge Of bsirx fugitive from philsdeipsis Where
ior embezzieureut forfeiting his bonds, CHARGED,
he fled to THE city, He va taken back TO Phiisdel-
phia by detective Bennett.
RoLbsrtS, -t1fhcer Plsit Of the 4th precinct ar
rested Mary Nelson, teamstreas, charged vtth hAv-
ns stolen slsi,from william o'Brien. residing at II
Cherry stree, The prisoner admitted having stolen
the money bvn aid che Intended TO restore H. The
money vu recovered for the ovner. Justice Hogan
committed the accused 10 the Tonbs Tor trial
About oNlock yesterday morning, WIN. Springer,
OF No. 1ss Broone street. vas standing on the corner
Of Chatham square and Mott street. when he vas &C.
coeted by two men. one Of vhom, AZ alleged, seized
him by the and held him, While tho other stols
bic watch nrd chain. The two men then ran up
the .rlaro 70 Division street. Nhero they we're me
by ether Keller, Of the 9th preenet who aneeted
one Of them. Who gave his name ~ John Shvington
Just CO STANDBY committed him tor rial .Jsmes
| Price vss Nfestc1 yesterday on the compliant oil
James Il. l.A,out conductor on the Harlem X X,
who sleges that while he vn standing on the pst-
| form OF q cnr in 4th avenue, near Iyth street, the
prisoner stole his watch and attempted W escne slh
It. Officer DAVE, Of the 2gth precinct arrested frce
| and he va committed by Justice Dodfe for trial q.
| Ofhter Mccullough OF the IAN precinct arrese ed
| Charles Jhne. chafsed With stealing watch and
| chain IRON John smith, Of - Howard street Cou-
united By Justice Hos an .Oiiioer Cosly, OF tho
4th precinct yesterday arrested Jane Muuay charged
with stealing s2UJ worth OF clothing from Ellen NC
| CoImick, Of No liS sui ivan street, portion OF
the ~ operty subss iuently iOuhd In the pawn
bfokcI-' thops, Of Mr. fi'eL Of Rose street and MI
bimmous, No. 26s Sprnf tIse' ..-..t once Lyder,
| o. the 2dh precinct arrested Catharine Hoeani
charged with stealing 500 Worth Of wearing tppa vi
from Pauline Reinhsrt, Of No. IL LamArtine Place.
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cLInGYMAs lately travelling in the oil regions,
saw a chill d ~ the road stumbling and falling. Ho
kindly picked her up, saying, poor dear are
you hurt - when she cried out, II Ain't poor
Dad struck . lie well yesterday |"
'OSoE," said Quaker, II had the honor to be
In company with an excellence aud au hishness
his excellence was the most ignorant aud brutal
OF his species aud his hIghness measured jus. four
fee, eiSht inches without his shoes
HENRY rAnR says that two nations inhapi'
France. THE one diet. sleeps yswn+ listens
and dwells Paris the other thinks, eats wstches
talks and iphabits the provinces Tho latter y sl
sspnvs By ths former. like snsQ py BUTTERFLY"
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DHEUMATIC AFFECTION, PAINS, Wounds
N and all sores cured BY The only knov balsams
prepared and sold by DR.. AkMANn' fhysieian and
Surgeon lSg Greene street Price VI and ~ per pot.
The recipe will be sent by mail on receipt OF slO.
ofhce houTs nom TO u A, N. and TO q T. n. 254
THE MOST PAINFUL FELONS on THE
l. finger, II not more than three days standing,
cured In 10 or Is hours. The pain at once removed.
By L. +. NOE, 25 lie ancey 81, $40
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Too Late for Classification.
A RESPECTABLE GENTLEMAN CAN BR
accommodated With furlished room, at -
N tdison .i. sos
A MEXICAN MowER.-THE ONLY SELF

~
a OILING MACHINE.
with ,he great perfection in constipation TO rh,eh
tE%rfR sSs' than sSs before T u
Particular attention has been paid to the wants %
Me Farmer in the construction Of the AMERICAN
fHE VERY BEsr MACHINE IN Use.
Are num6eT' Of Machine. that do their work
.nes. that are siesty annoying to the operaorsmonS
thtin the frequent necessity Of ong the bearings.
which, II negle, ted ts It IL Apt 10 be result, Ia
s uIy io t.S 'TI.a, or PSae' md y Pemsnens u,
has the foos Inc features OF excellence:
The BEARISGs OF LnE AMERICAN. MOWER,
q xell ~ the CRANK PlN, art all sELf.LtBRlcA,
The outer end Of tie FINER Bar viii drop lower
You can elevate the Finger IIar IRON declining
position without raising the inner shoe.
obstacles, b. mean. oil the hand lever than u al ~
an other joinio1 bar Machine,
The Frame between the Driving Wheels .,u MAJ.
Mower. any o'ner
The operator hv greater control w,r the Finger
hd hnlie bAit than he har Of any OF ,er NJ, nina
The Finger Bnr will conform to = " oie $500, 70,
nee than mat OF ANY OTHER Aschine which il oNa
OF rs MOST ihIok1A>1 features IT. perfect Mower
Either wheel operates the Cu.,er Bar. indenni.
emily Of the other and In TURING, either way, the
ne DIait Is from the font Of the frune wbich
fives great advantages those that dIas from
irHAs An EASY srRrSo srAr FOR THE pRryXr.
II bseS out OF gear and can be thrown In and out
scar when IN motion. " '
IL h. oldins bar and be folded xithou, dis
1t isOf LlGnf DRAFT and haa no rKncyrrpl.
SIDE DRAFT. - nv ''--
IL ia more simple aud perfect in he construction.
any other Mower A' '.
IL cannot upset
aeV contradiction 10 the shove, and invite tho
scrutiny Of ALL who are in any .Sy Interested In th
Gdeut Of their approval S'-
Shafts or Fills supp led with N.chInes for ora hor
WILLIAM VAN ANDEN
~, 400 Nam Street
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MEDICINES.

ANY PERSON WHO Is FOND OF LIQUOR
n M. be cured Of the desire for It, by some friend
giving unknown It need hsl 10 the dnnker 1T.
IELLS FAMOUS TEMPERANCE POWDERS.
Price one dollar. For sale at SO Division at; 2lA
Eighth av aud 2sl Hudson ct, New York Isyes IFS
Fulton st. and Mines 2lI Fulton st, Brooklyn, and
at AZ south I'd ct, Williamsburgh B.-Beware
OF limitations which sicken those 10 whom they are
given
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD-ON AND
II after Monday, MAY :, 1865, trains leave both ct.
station Albany and Troy, connecting with North
ern aud Western trains at 30 A NJ. ~ NJ, l. % B1o,
and 10 80 Y. NJ. Sleeping cars attached to 600 and
L. NJ. trains. The 600 T. N. train runs through
10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge, via Troy, without
TOUCEi, Asst supt, 445
STEAMER MARY POWELL, FOR coz
- zenA West Point, Cornwall Newhurgh u,lton
Poughkeepsie and kondout from foot of Desbro.ses
St every Aiterhoon except sunday, at 81 o'clock 700
palm OF WHITE LILLIEs-THIS EX-
Dceent preparation for skin diseHses such as PIN
ples Botehet Tan, ke, can always be obtained at "a
south Second a. Williams burgh, and at 81 EighlA
ave New York Price " esnu per betilA w
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COUET CALENDAR THIS DAY.--Surreme Court
Circut-part Adjourned to Friday, 1uue I'd
Part Nos. ia, lI4h lI26, llIA li04, 1859, lOI&,
~, 1850 l@2A lJ2 1924, 1895, W. l2vs, 1854 1876,
lI5s, rs Az.
Superior Court-Adjourned for the term.
Common fleas-Equity caused to-day.
IuE CoNfIscATIoN Aors.-On tho 25th Of April
last decree catered In the L. S. District Court,
conhscating certain stock Of the Great Western Rail-
road Company, under the act OF August lSd forbid.
dint the uso OF property Of any kind for the enet Of
the LsuTItctoniss. One-haf OF the proceeds OF the
sale Of the ,to,k in question oroIed 10 be given
y the luiVIiner IN this the other half to the
nued states. The case being appealed to the L, ).
IAcut Court Judge Nelson nov reversed the decree
ho dns that acourt Of this district has jurisdiction
Ia the case he property being stock OF an Illinois
corporation; also that Nj, l.. NJ Wiley, one Of the
clAlwAhis 70 the stock, although reputed an alien
sheiN' sun bad right 10 he heard in the and
the question Of lis loyalty Iaust then be decided
AuHAt IN ADNRAITY.-The master of the barge
lslnhl lelle tuuEhta quantity OF coal In his barge
10 this city nom Port Carbon, Pa and finding great
dlhcuB IN fetllns his pay Tor ghtage, Hbe ed the
coal therefor. lie case being appealed 70 tue |
Circuit Court Judge nelson yesterday affirmed the
| original stcIte ~ favor OF the barge master.
| PoLlct Is rELLlGESCE.-irrssto OF Bur0ldrs.-John
w lsu!s ana James Thompson we've arrested by oih-
Ger MCCULLOUGH, on Monday night, on suspicion Of
being burglars, When taken Into custody, the prs-
| onera htd bundle containing lewelry and wearing
was 5olen from the dwelling Of Mr. Alexander Crans-
| ton, No. lY6 Nest SIth street. tho premises having
| been broken open
Fu0lhrstTOm Justice -Deteetiyes Coyle and Bon.
! net Yesterday arrested james Mclaughlin. on Z
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Brig voIant (Brl Gage Ponce, Brett, Son Z Co:
Brig John Barnard tBr) Jsmson Trinidad, CubA, ks>oH
Duncan. 80
Bs Emma Ives tBr), Lorinay Cumberland Bsrber. G.
Duncsn.
Self William Smith tr), Allerton, Mstsnsas, @. Wheel
wright.
Schr. vigilsnt (Br) wicks, Antigua W. }. 4 J. Knox.
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