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to suthority in questions affecting civil
and religious liberty and the independ-
ence and authority of temporal govern
manfa In tho snhera Of heir inriaaictinn

and religious liberty and the independ
ence and authority of temporal govern
menls 10 the sphere Of their jurisdiction.
We have already published the letter 0
the Pope, or SO much Of it as furnished
the occasion of our comments on the It'll
of February, and independent of the dog
ma Of the Pope's infallibility and un
changeableness, holding him to follow ia
the footsteps of his predecessors, The
spirit Of that letter shows that be is fully
committed to their policy. But long as
this article has grown, to accommodate
L D. We will quote still further from the
document of the Pope, some specific prop
osi Dns, which he anathema.ises as "hurt,
ful errors of this sad time.''
The following propositions the Pontiff
includes 10 this list of errors
"The ministers Of the Holy Church and
the sovereign Pontitf ought to be excluded
from al, charge and domination in tempo
raj things.
"The Church has not the right TO EN-.
ploy force
Ecclesiastical jurisdiction in the cases
of CIercs, for civil aud criminal offenses
ought to be abolished, even contrary to
he protest of the Holy See'
10 the case of legal conflict between the
TWO powers the Roman Pou.iff and the
civil government, the civil right pre-
vails."
"The Church ought TO be separate
rom the State, and the State separate
from the Church"
"In the present day. it is no longer
necessary that The Catholic religion shall
oe held as the only religion OF the State.
to the exclusion of all other modes OF
worship. Whence it has been wisely pro-
sided by the law in some countries that
emigrauts shall enjoy she free exercise Of
their own worship"
All the above propositions, as we'll
as those heretofore quoted in the
Pope's letter, upon which our free
Institutions are based, and under
which we enjoy our civil and religious
rights and privileges. are analhamatised.
Is dangerous errors, against which all
Catholics are exhorted TO labor and pray.
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NtW Z UIA, TtU. 20.
The force from Sheridan's army sent
in pursuit of the rebel cavalry. who last
Tuesday dashed into Cumberland, Nd,
and captured the Union Gems Crook and
Kelley, returned to Winchester Thurs
day, having been IN cucsssfui in rescuing
thoae officers. Toe Tines special says
Brigadier General Hays arrived in Wash
ington from Richmond on parole and will
soon be exchanged.
The Worlds special says Mr.. MoCal-
lough's name has been sen, 70 the Senate.
for secretary Of the Treasury, and Free
man Clark, from Rochester. will be comp
troller of Currency.
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New York. Feb. 2h.

The Heralds Washington special says
a dispatch received here tonight from
Gen. Grants headquarters states tha. ex .
traordinary activity is displayed along the
rebel lines near Petersburg today. Ex.
ten i've chinges Of location of divisions
have been made, and on. some parts oi
The line the pickets have beea doubled and
other indications Of some i'm portant move.
ments are given. Il is tho opinion Of vet.
eran of6ceEs It the front that thev are
about p svacaAie Pstersburg and fali basi
aoeoss tAs Appoaatox. 80
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Washington's Birthday in tha Army.

/ NAsuthstou, FcO. 20.
Washington's birth day was celebrated
with great spirit throughout the Potomac
and james armies As part of the fes
tivities the rebels in front Of Petersburg
We re treated TO vigorous shelling early
IN the morning
The exchange of prisoners is still being
pushed forsard RAPIDLY and uuinterrup,.
ediy on James River
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Fort Monroe. Feb. 81,

The flag Of truce steamer, New York,
Capt. CHISHOLM, arrived here last evening
from Point Lookout, Maryland, with 776
rebel prisoners, and left here to-day for
Varna. where the exchange of prisoners
on both sides is progressing rapidly.
A heavy northeast storm Sci in here
last evening aud cold damp weather has
prevailed all day.
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Louisville, Feb. 25.
A special TO the Democrat, dated
knoxville 23d, p. N, Gays intense ex-
citement existsst Knoxville from re port
that Loogstreet's command was moving
on that place.
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Memphis, Feb. "a, via. Cairo. 26,

The Bulletin this morning says rebel
leaders have lately issued orders for all
detaehments of their troops in West
Tenn, together with such eehscrip,s as
they have gathered, sen. South withou. de.
lay.
We have reason to believe large por-
ton Of the rebel forces lately about Mem.
phis have already gone, their destination
said TO be Mobile.
The raid into Arkansas developes the
Tact that much suffering exists from the
scarcity OF food - -
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80 - : y - = OOs 2
The Committee Of arrangements will
be in constant session during the week
at the Astor House All commrnica
tions, relating to military parade and bivil
prOeesaions, telegrsphic dispatches from
other cities and other matters relatiAQ 10
she active details Of tho ccIebfs, s,ion| mss
b addressed 70 Col. Frank j. Howe
Ssssstasy = ~ Connitsss of Asr1age
uanla.
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ssven-TAirty xoaa.
Philadelphia, Feb. 26.

Jay Cooke reports sales of 7 80, On Sat.
nrday At over S95O.00o. including one
Philadelphia subscription of $500 600. or .
from Cincinnati of 1922, 900 aDd iadiyid .
ual subscriptions Of $50 and 800 to the
number Of $3.50. Total amount for the
week S27 100000, and since the first Of
February s6s. 100000, leaving unsold
about $3.50 600, 600.
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Philadelphia, Feb. q

Railroad accident occurred near Al
toona yesterday BY which two persons
were killed and several wounded
Among the latter are Mary Mathews of
Williamsburg, New York and Mrs. VIM.
PEEK Of Herkmier, New York, cut in the
head. @ M
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Gold Market.
New York, Feb. 25

New York, Feb. 25
Gold shows . slight downward tenden-
cy, though the prices are still strong uu-
der the news At noon it was reported
Sherman had defeated Beauregard but it
had no effect on the market. The prics
has ranged from 1881 to f99s, closing
weakav
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The Russian Forgsr.
New York. Feb. 25.
Cape Fear River, Feb ga

Gastave Adolph Vaughtman, arrested
in Chicago few weeks since and brought
here on : charge Of forgery, By which
the Russian Governnent lost $50, 900,
hs been given up 70 that Governments
and viii leave - soon - %he warrant OF
exsradition arrives from Washington.
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Enquirer Office Burned.

Cincinnati, Feb. a6.
A FIRE this morning destroyed the COM
posing rooms OF the Enquirer Office. The
Paper will be issued as usual.
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Missouri Convention.
St. Louis. Feb. 26.

Ds' AousoS ISU. 20.
The Bill of Rights adopted by the Con-
vention in Committee Of the Whole vas
rejected on the final vote before the Con-
vention and substitute introd uced.
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New York, Feb. =.

The Posts Washington special says 9
lett e. from Gen. Geant. dated Esd and
received to-day. says that if 6her-
mans successes continue few days lon
-, lko sosisry saa aafsly indulge mex
pl1noioa.
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New York, Feb. 26.

The stesmer Evening 8lar, from New
Orleans, arrived this afternoon. The
papers contain no military news other than
the quiet progress of the draft.
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Admiral Porter's Report.

Washington Feb. %.
The following was received a; the
Navy Department:
r. = EIauahin Mafvarr
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Arrived.

Steamship City Of Port Prince, Mnlls Port su Prince
days cxN ood &c. r. Murray IT, Put VITO the Bfoas~st
for and received supply from schooner Err ere Lss a
Port AZ Prince bark Nihemne Tor New ora biss "n
Nash for Mrsgoanej Helm fnlsy for lnsssA an, IL,
Steamship Snwo NADIA. Jayne. Hilton Head JAN 18Th, win
uuails, uldse. and psssl, J. A. HayBor
Steamship Cuons Philips Beaufort, 80 hours, md'o and
pass Murray Nrphcw. 49, 49,, a., ~
stssmsr T. c. Knisa,, Gallagher, Philadelphia w. J, Toy
Tor 1 Go.
steamship MsipO,s Howe', Por, Royal days In ballast
10 q. :. ON. . a.,
sein rsnspor, Dudley Buck. Merrimsn for'Fe, Monroe
D. hour To- u. y q IA.
Bhs Baear iof Nassau P Claypole, Maismcras "a days
with cotton o. X. King Co. Been 70 days ~ oil Halter
"A with heavy ". w. gales, split sails, &c.
BIZ Pride iof Yarmouth y. 81 Bl4uvet shs!bufne y. s.
10 days Ia balas, 10 Boyd L Iiin.kon. . 80,
Big Coss,ins, Bray. Femsndnh fla, - days old iron
Peek Church 2sb u lat 3D. Ion. - 20 passed tho top o
a vessels house painted green. ,,,,,., =,
Brig Dashns Wave lof LiyeTpool Burdici hinttsn y
dsys Mahogany Is. g. Small Co. Had heavy westerly
weather split sails stove bal~sIk &e len no American va
scbr Moniro.e Mott Fcrnsndns with cotton and Jasmine
root. order arrived z9h). .
sehr LaIrA Gertrude Campbell, Fortress Monroe dsys
In ballast to Dollner Potter. -
sehr Horace Wilson Port Royal ~ day, with cotton 70
master Has had heavy weather split 'Si' &c. and va.
twice up 10 Barnes.t and blown on To tho nortwad Of
BANGS. pssssd lsrge ausn,itlsl q dea' and iNH'osr
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT on MISREPRESENTATION


Cleared.
Steamship Fa.e, Lawrence Havana spoioFd. Tli'-'on
Go. ~
Steamship Joe San Romsn, Msntln, As.Amorss, T.. A.
Hlss.y 4 co. :, =, O., =,
Go. .,
Hris Union ORB Cormicf, MGiamorD, Mosoal Dun
- .
Rris Iona tBr) Conden, IIarbOr Grace, ~ T. Greene
G,is Ai,sr.oo (Brl Jo., Ma,sinoras Brett Sod Co.
Big Albauo.s iBrb, Ade, hsgsabo, Miller uousht9n
Big Sawsnnco, aeCobo. Trinidad CUBA Asse~i pun
can. - ,...r
schr Friedrich Howes. MAamoro. J. &. Ieseu Go.
Schr J. y Fsr,ni. L.curn. fofife,f Monroe, \ Abbott
schr y. 4. Howard, Neker.on. fori Royal Whitney
Hathaway. u. A.. +.
Hunter.
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TASSERY BUgyED.--A correspondent writes
from Cleveland 0svego Co, Jan. 60; The Eagle
Tauuery Of this place burned this morning. coca
stoned unquestioDably b. accident Ices very heavy.
the business being prosecuted MP ~ the hight II lis
capacity But our igdefltigabc tow Dsman. Wn. fos'
tel always foremost in every good ret whether business
patriotism, with charactensnc satTgy - aiehn, ~
onr town, Constantia will st. hoid lis place US The
fictory town Of Old Oswego.'
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srn,ls close Mt the res,.Omcr.

~ ,,n,n..s saturday FEB I............. l0l a. m.
~, i,si,nd Nv steamtr Saturday Feb. 49,. 100 o. No.
For Nav Orleans, by steamer Evening Star Sa.ur ,
day, Feb. - " "'
For kouth Pacific and Central America by steamer
yr EnYnne bs steauer Friday Fob. d.. IL y. IN
NSrsh mp nd Hudson m % p
North Mail Way Mail (except Peskskill and Hud,
~ Msu ivfs E.y IJsven n RI s. a. m.,dl and p. M
y 80 M iNsv Haven Wsvl t:20 and p.
80 ALL iyis Esvnort aud Fall yer). p. ~
go, Mil Observation-Disclosures m a. 81 aud i0l y. m
III. siirosd Mail a. ~. sbd n p. m
q IL .ilrosd Mali NAV ......,.5 q. aud p. rn
-. Va Central II sllrosd Mail ,............ p. m
SAND Mall. - ~
Ione IslspdAisil 10 Mneols. Henry stead. Jsmsce,
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]1ort-i1)aroens' Notile.
sr.rg on N.w-Yonx.

STATE or NEv-YoRK
PoHr-WARpKys OsrIoE, No. l0t Walld.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the set psssed April H. 1851 entitled An
Act TO Reorrarne the WsIden. Oce OF the po OF S.w
YYt 10 N persons interested IN, having charge o. he
.nbisct mattel OF such inquiry, examination or survey @
the following yo.ses under examination by the fan
Wsrden. and that the said surveys examinations w 20
semp,tsd within ten days succeeding this notice on
bosrd said vessels: ,,uu
Steamship CIV Of Cork. ~ H.
stea,a,hip Guy u Port au Phnce........NN. H.
Ship Scotia. ..........".....FiefrePoW.
buTk Loul4... ~
Bd. Pducess Aiico...................Tbo mpsons
sch.. Florence @. Lawrerce........'''''' : =. ~
scir. Marie Bsfdsn.. -
MfNTHORNE TOMfkINs, President
4 Aue't HERMAN. Secretary
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Re.,on Live stock Market.

BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND hhDfohD
R,poysd for THE tribune, for The pees e1da2 VfdHssddy
heb. !. 1865.
N, allowing il the lmount OF ftock n market
Cattle. sheep. thoHa fsi Hos,
Ills we.<..............l5t 1904 -
L., weea....:..;.. ....2G$3 Is s To zee 1879
PnIoxs-Bc.i per 100 total weish, Of hide tai
low End meat: EstrA. +l5; frat quality, 9sd tb u.s.
second quspy, -i2731s3 rs third quality tlld f2 few
eLcieef Sal sir - Is 80; some Of the P0ore''
Corr and Yong Ca're,-Fair quality eSod&53, EIus
. 9od sIo1; FsrfoS and trysf 3Oa 80 -
khseD--Per N. live wcyh1s al2c Sheep and Lambs Per
head, IN lots, S30tl2. - .
H4es--Br. Lon lei County lo, loaIoici TallOw. 10
f0s-s3d 80 80 each. Country lots, al D9ra
REgAsga-TLis week, well as for several weeks Ps.t
70 Il much delay inhe arrival Of stock over the northern
rosds So f sscertsned the number on sale Is some 20
less Ian La. Bpyers m refuse 10 go above loc .1
cent In very rare easSs and unwilling 10 buy many Tor
anything u lsic n. The dsninnd for cheap bee
ns up prices the poorer grader b"ei that coud
have been bought FIVE weeks ago of pale Y u, now
costs from u dI1ie. y 10. 49,, -,
Sheep trade Il ther dali Tho Brighton butcher. having
ordered Western sheep appear little disposed 70 sc
tie independent with northern droveT but we TINA s',s az
that prices rood last week Mott Of tie Groves arc
,od 10 TO lie ID. We tod thu, one lot which
cost about ne ~ ~ commission" offered 70 another
butcher a. lie T. n, aud refused
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60 screw propclles with an aggregate Of o4O horae
power Besides these were launched 40 sailing ships,
the whole reaching an aggregate of ISL 1894 tuns In
addition to those launched there In various
stages Of orwardness 04 steamers II 679 horsepower
AZ being paddle and 81 screw propellers, with "a sail
ing ships the aggregate tunnage Of ali which amounts
to 746 tuns making grand total OF ll9 paddle l24
screw steamers. and "a sailing ships. with combined
tunnage OF 40 740 TINS aDd 40 TO horsepower or
this large number Of vessels. only two Of wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

INTERESTING EXPERIMENTATION Saturday
las, the long takedof experiment Of exploding sub
marine torpedo In an oil we'll enlarge its producing
capacity was tried IN tho Ladies Well" ON the Wat.
con Flats Just below Ttusye. The torpedo contained
eight pounds Of powder and was applied ~ the dep OF
four Hundred and sixty-ihree feet The explosion
caused the oil and water 20 SPOUT out OF the wen some
thirty feet into the air and made the ground groan Ike
great monster an The agouies Of death Inc no" OF
minutes when the disturbance snbsded gradually and
oil appeared on the surface fast II could be dipped
ont with a sane. uump.
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Movements ct Ocean steamors
10 nEPAhI


IN ssI~sip CIV y P0yf Prince lm Port az P,fnes-
Nh psjarlin Id Houor Sir VI. schurtzr, all Of For!
su iiree
:. ths St>lrslip Surf Ndid from Hl,on Hedt-Nai
Gen w. y. Lesgeit, U.s.. iis- Gen. MeCuen. Chief o.
X. r. Bare.u; Col J. T. Gray L.. Co. H. X. Tcnni. Cart
wyman. Cops g. w. ii-ii. Cha. Emery H. Adler w: w
Gilbert q. ". Porter. Abner ;. Dray Middleton. VIC:
W. Muinscber. Lieuia G. D. Mgnroe G. A. Gsnuis Mckee
A. w stewart, II. A. MeDonEld, l. X. Rig. JAS : ,row
there Geo L. Pect d. Palmer, Nr. Burns and child.
C.aIac 4. H. Vo.burgh w Wilson, and about D. privA"s
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city was wild with rumors yesterday morning that a
number Of Americans had crossed the 81. Lawrence al
different points between Ogdensburgh ana Cape Vim
cent and had committed raid on the banks at
rockville In retaliation for the ~. Adams aifhr.
Each person one mot Rad different story. while al
concuTred in the idea that would sooa begin as u
cond not he avoided. The whole est offthc matter Is
Office OF Attornct eners West. from the Bank Of
Montreal stating that u had Trustworthy information
thst n raid was plated upon its branch nj Brock
vile by gang from the other siGe under the leader
hin Of one BuTlcgt who lately made his escape from
tie Kingston Pententary and asking for advice hnd
assistance In the matter. The money was not removed
fQuebcc News. Jan e.
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Travellers, Gujde,

70 Albany. by Hudson Il: H., from so'h-s- Depo.
u and III 4. M aud 3:%J, 6, aud lot .. IN. San.
Jay train I ON seth - ?. City Gals run be-
tween Chamber and 10th its stations. -
To Albany by Harlem Il. r., toti-'i, +th'av' J" M
To Of Baltimore, by the NewJer..y Il. r., FOO, Of
Ceqr.iand,-s,.. and ny a. m, n p m and l! i, m
To- ' snson. BY @e.ionicn line, fsi ss Il.
Nofwich Line. Pier 81 \. r.. Neptune Line Pier
PIN. r., snd S;onngton Line, Pier 10 \. h''day -,
TO boston iaS Cy New Haven n r. vi, Springfield
IT, 9n xo.,aa 'p S H;v. r r. s;ih.s, and s,n.
sv., Wis Shore Line III and p. sunday. y "
10 Bird srport by Bridgeport. foot of feck
To Bnaaio and the West by Ers Rsilrosd; foo,
ofChsmber-st.. ......7 ard ~ a. ". ~ anu v "
To Cleveland o. by Atl"ile snd Ur,as We' son.
meeting with Raj roads for all principal cities IN
the West, rs m and. p "
Yaph.Is' i.lip. Farninedsle, Long ISLAM, by L.
o... m and D. N
ar. cave Peek Sin st............. ....... 81 p M
To New Haven, by ,he New.iayen m, 21th-s,;; -
To tie West. by Peni,ylvsnis Central Railroad.
from foot OF CORTLAND st VI, PhiIadelphis, sani
re sa %s.,. nv C.nrsI Railroad Of NewJer.sy
via Allentown nom pier ". X. a. m, u IN
and go s.naa1 Is... How, isun
dsv,,.cep,edl from foot of Wsll--t, Brooklyn.
connecting at Pot Monmouth with rams for
Phisdslpbis i,..J oo. %,
Courand,-v., l. 10 and II A. m. u me- andor ~
m and u midnight SUNDAY. p "'
To PHILADELPHIA per Railway aud Steamboat, tsun.
day. exec ted via Camden and Amboy. from foot
ofBarciay IT, 6a. M kypess.....'...'..,: T. !"
10 nee n ,on s s,a ,o9 Of M"rrss 81
To Wa,iinrton by New. Jersey It. r., foot OF
coani ' l. aud IN M. p. M, and Il ..
Pid@,, @Is::: n :::;i 20 Railroad I'm. Tables
ne advert cement. in another part OF this papeh
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Joel T. Har, has nearly completed at Florence
his statue Of Henry Clay for the city OF Louisville
Ky., on which he has been employed so long. lie
is now at work on Group entitled "Beanty's
Triumph" wherein maiden assaulted by Cupid
breaks the young rogues bow, 'ramplcs on his
culver and catches or turns aside his arrows with
success said to be unusual in real life.
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VSY,-Aaa.9,0,ach, Country lots. I'll 0a
ps,t.deiubim CuitIc wmrkes-Feb. !.

There was good supply ~ Beef CSue thin week. and the
rpsrke, was du and picts declined The opening. resched
sl1 head aud saes made at from 4 20 A6 for tdf
10 good cattle and from 7 to $oi 100 10 ior Prime and
Extra Common sold at plO. .,
sHgKP-The demand for Sheep wns very geod and ..iss
amounted to 80 head prices ranging from s,o il cents
H. gTOtA . q .-.,, M.
was more active tho previous. and prices
ranged nom Sl7 TO slg per 100 ID. net Co. .,o
COws-T, sale Il Cow amounted 10 2o a' az ron rEo
10 IS for sprnge9s and nom $40 TO - each for Cow and
81
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PANTHER CAPTURED--A correspondent IN
forms Us OF the capture Of large panther measuring
feet inches on the 10Th inst. near CAsyy Lake,
Clinton County y. Y. by Moses Langomnn and others
The panther was bought by A. Richardson Of West
Chazy and will be exhibited through the country IN
f. DAYS
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SUPREME coURT-c,Horlr-JAy. al.-B.fore Justice

SUPREME COURT-CIRCrIr-JAy. 3l.-Before Justice
JAMES.
rRAC Observation-Disclosures or LIMITATIONS
Trustees OF tue Estate Of kobnssinm ag, Charles W.
Foster &C.
This action was on note for $40, 900, and the de-
Pendants pleaded the stutn OF limitations. To take Il out OF
this statute plaintiff proved general assignment made by de
endants in which tits note included before the ma
expired The que ions presented wercwss the eh.,n'
ton and delivery of the Assignment siic,nt acAnoweus
IA, Mt 10 take the Sc ont tes suie and did the payments
nsde by the said assignment bar tho
statute The Jude held ha, the assignment was suicisn'
fet 10 tale the out Of the stetute oil im
tons and that the action having been brought to within SIX
yenrs atcr such acknowlsds the sint was entitled to
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Disaster.

Tie bds Uennano came In collision with ID, schooner
Purtaps Rio Orsnde jan 2h near b.rnegat at about
7.oo m, and at about e;i5 p M came IN collision WIN
another schooner name unknown, w. Clements master
ayiny Al Delsvsis Breskwst~r Two of thu fuTana
gop board the Hermsno and brought TO this port BY
th,'(ity Of Port 40 Prince.
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fost and FOUND.

81 I REWARD.-Left in one of the cars Of
~ l. the Hudson River Railroad, Tuesday Jan 81,
ROLL of BUILDERS DRAWINGS, mostly old and torn
The above reward their return to The Sun OF
Nassau snd fultonsts.
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CoSyEcrICUT-Thc Union Congressional
Convention for the second district Will be hed In Mid
dctown on Thursday. Feb. 10Th. There is little doubt
Of the nomination Of the Hon. Samrei L. Warner 80
says The Hartford Pros.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

Bari II. Young 20 days from Antwerp with ]! pass Tor
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02
NETWORK aud NEW.HAvEN RA TLROAD
~ 1854 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1865

TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoRK. 27rHsE AND 4rR
AVENUE. -
For New Haven. 200, aeoEI.( il.oA m. Hia' HxJ
For BRIDGEPORT. 100, AGO. fx,l ll.@ g. m Rlsi tEx,b
40 (Ex.,l 3t5, 40 and 400 tEy.) p. M.
For Milford ami Sratford. 400 liD JtS, 80, p N
Fer Farhsi Southport and wsstpor 7cc, lsoa M asA
AMP. IN. - -. ,,o. ,o,. ~.
aa5, ID, $50, SEQ (Ex,l ~.
For Darien 100, $50 ll30 q. m. 3<5 40, SO p. m
FOR Greenwich 100 $50 ll.3oa m. IS ~, 80 " pm
For Stamford, 7OO 90 Ez.l go l3O m l3ls, ED
400 (Fs } Is, 20 $50. $50. 400 tEx..) ?. IA. -.
Por Port Chest and intermediate stations 100, 49, LS
= M 3.&, l. ~, $50, $50, 100 p M TT
'' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Bo.,on via spras field 500 (x 800 (Ex) s0
p. - =, az ~, oaa, 81,
For Hartford and Springfield, eco (Ex) a. pn tExI a@
E1.,) rs 800 p N.
For Come c,icnt River Railroad ~ m. (Ex.) ll3p N
10 Montreal. 400 ?. N. to Northampton
For Hartford Providence and Fishk Railroad 300, 'EA',
For New Haven New. London aud stonnston Railroad 4
800 q IN. IL. is, 400. 500 p
For Canal Railroad, ". - .. m. to Northampton.
For Iiousatonic Railroads. a. NJ.
For Nsusatuck Railroad, 500 a IN, 300 M
For Danbury and NoTwslk Railroad 100 $50 M, ~
p ,,.soa ..,
JAMES III. HOfT Supt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

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