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Naval M0vemenfs.
TIE RECEIVING ships.

The receiving ship North Carolina (si guns)
at the Brooklyn Navy ard not having sufficient ac
cor inodatOns for the increasing number Of naval
recruits the Vermont, old lnc-o! battle stip Of "a
guns but noyecarryDg only L. WIS turned over on the
18th Of Augua. last 20 the Navy Yard authorities aud
converted into receiving chip. These vessels receive
navel reo' uts daily Of seamen ordinary seanen lads
men and coal heavcrs who are immed .aely put under
course Of training for their respective occupations
ILese men arc transmitted In batchss 10 the several
con.nsnde.s Of squadrOns upon the Atlantic aud Gulf
coasts upon their sending regulations stating the
Der aud Kind Of men desired who forwsTded In the
transport and supply steamers which are constantly
plying between this port and the fleets The men being
received On tic AdDiras vessel (say Of the North At
antc squadron the commanders OF the vessels Of the
squadron state tie number 0f men they require TO MI
vacanoies which aye Immediately supplied. In one
month last SUNNI about sos recruits we're trans
mtted on board the receiving slips During last month
there was not probably more than 800 recruits received
at the Yard through the Naval Rendezvous which il
great falling OF the naval enistnentt N previous
months. The North Carolina Is commanded by Capt
j. r. NcKinstry. Executive Officer and Lieut..Com.
Owens. Peylasstcr, a. w. Russell
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ana.l.Pox I'm Ncw.Yerik.

TO Me Edior 0f Tie v. 7. IriGHle.
SIR: The Mayor of this City, in his notice
concerning smallpox. says that all persons who re-
quiro to be yaocinaed will be attended 10 promptly.
shou; charge. by application at either Of the DSpea'
saries where physicans are contnniy in attendance;
and it is recommended that all persons who have not
been vaccinatod shoud either avail themselves mme
diate!y Of the opportunity thus Offered or have the
operation at performed BY their Own physician"
/ called ct the Newyorh Dispenssry IN Centres 81, a
day two siuce between and in the afternoon. AID
learned that the surgeons attended only between a. H.
and p H. and not at all on Sundays. learned further
that half Of those who applied for vaccination had to 60
way without being attended to. This Dispcnssry end
the Mayor are eydcaty at variance to the danger
Of an epidemic and tho means nece,say for i's being
provided against. EEs0
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A Heroic Girl.

A Wa-renburg mo correspondent Of The 81.
Louis Republican says: On Friday night last two men
knocked at the door OF old gentleman by the name OF
Bedioheek, living nesr Columbus. in bis county. and
demanded Ambulance. His daughter, Young lady Vi
come Is year, VITO together with her slher were the
only inmates VI The house. asked who. they wslted
They would give satisfaction. aud She on going TO
the window. that they were o. med Win guns. she
told them that she would not let them In. but that one
of them vod 81. his gun down sic would let him la at
the same time telling aer father IN be prepared for
emergencies. Afer coming 10 he asked II there was
any else In the house except himself and daughter
aid was told that there Wa lot. lie then walked BACK
and examined the oeds In The rocm returning 70 the
Il, and says "Od man hsve come here TO kill YOU
Of the same time drawing revolver from his breast
The old seized tho pistol with ono hand and threw
the other around his waist and being strong man Of
his aye succeeded in holding him while his daughter
ran 10 another plrt Of the house selsed corn knife.
,truck him severe blow. az abe thinks on tho arm
holding the pistol, somewhat disabling H. then FELL TO
work on his head In The mt aDtme The Old man dser-
cseed himself seifed sword which be fortunately
lad ond run the niscrean through three times with
~ this time the villain wa Justify shouting mrrdei.
and calling 10 ais friend 10 e; him Oat His friend ran
around the house To another door and burst in where
Lo was met By this heroic Girl and receiving severe
cut was forced back. she 8! ing AID boiling the door
IN his facc, ard putting M q curtain at the window
which had falen down. 20 preEent bis luoAirg IN lie
t3en fired two or three shOs ~ he window, which
vac high up and carried tie Shots 10 the I,ls above
lie then returned TO tie fret door aud broke that H.
giving his friend chnnce 10 oscrpc. which be managed
10 DO. and he being met by the Firl bsoked ont.
analt being slad ~ esvlye With what 10 Lad already
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NEWARK RcBrL.-Th. Nerark Advertiser


Of the 9Th inst says: "wil.ism Lawrence Mcdonald
who figures tie papers rs the Rebel agent IN Canada
and the leading spirit In tie Chesapeake, 81. Abins
aud New.Yort hotel burning affairs, was formerly a
resident IF this city and of whore he has rela-
lives and is well known. He was steamboat captain
on the Mississippi River for ten years. aid bceue
largely acquainted with southern people. In leo he
associated with Mr Il. NJ Whitlock (his brot1er-in-
law) in the carriage brsincEs, and opened SOfLt IN
repository M No. 54 Broadway. In NewY0rk cr. His
trade which had been almost exclusively win the
South having been shut of ly the war. hc become
most bitter and consistent partisan OF the Rebels av'
ing become heavily indebted to NJ. Greer csr-iage.
maker 10 this city, Larry" IS he IL f,nlarly olcd
rendered his services TO him 10 pay IS obligations and
on the former gentleman being appointed Sutler To The
Twcn:y.SIxh Regiment. he accompanied lin to VIZ
ginia; after the first stock OF goods had been so d.
Larry Moth and purchased $500 worth of goods
for Mr. Green. and on bis rctiTn 10 virginia drtbef'
Gtcy drove them into the Rebel nos where they we're
Of course confscated While In Richmond - is iince
ascprtaned lie we'd IN luxury niiiliatng with al the
Rebel leaders, giving them Information % 10 the lum
her and position Of forces ana Other valuable nets
He was then released on pretended parole AID nmc
to this city, and willie visiting bis we at Wesicheel
n. Y. learned that Lis exploits hal been diyIgoi 10
the War Department, and detectives were alter him
He Immediately shipped rs sailor on schooner ior
New. Brunswick. Nova Scotia. and succeeded In eil-
ding the vigilance If the authorities. McDonal Is
about forty years uf age and naive of Crnod' bn
came 10 Orlnge when very young bus McDoia'd
n brother of the above who alro lived IN Orange but
recently resident If New-Y,rk Is in custody on IA
charge ofharborns tie inceHdihiCs While tLey we've In
That civ"
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SwrgyEY.HRooKs IlnrL CAsr.-Reeoril

Chambsrs-Dc.ire Recorder Hoffman, Feb 6.-Thi.
case came NJ 1T p. n. Nj sweeney Wa present. viii
Abram L. Lawrence and Jimcs T. Brady os counsel
Nelson j. Waterbury, appeared Lehalf Of the dc'na
ant, The Court declined 10 proceed with the eIam.nh
ton having eiso lnlf finished, and further Tea
son be under TODD civil snii H. tho case ~ b.
pending Ia the Court IL Common Teise and be dc
elincs To- Try n civil Ia criminal court Mr.. Law
renee urged the examination on The ground that Mr
brooks had said be lilDg AID saGi u= - p.fe ~
u ian an opportunity H. provo tho uuth II TIE An
Nr. Lawrence thought the plaintiff had ouii1u, VIZ
Of showing his anxiety. The case was Indefinite,
tgs,uoucj.
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SUPREME COURT-srrcAL TEs,t-Pk1 T. Before Jus
Tee cLLRky.



Luther c. Tibbotts sgt. Josiah NJ. Fiske.-Judg-
defendant demurrer with cost, uuie, plaintiff
menes his eompas within twenty day' and sys costs Of de
="
81 costs win leave TO d'fendsnt TO ans.er whn twenty
Gays on payment Of Geii cost.
Kaihsa stephen. at Richard w. Cunuin,h,p ct Ell
Judgment for pa!la for ezs 81 with incTes. and cost,
(Opinioui
Jasper T. Cropssy ast. Msrin L. lie enttci tc-Domu..
6vrrucd with cote with leave 20 IaL'r 10 discolnrs
either o. he defendants and to snend his complain.
within twenty days On payment OF co-ts OF denVreI
(Opinion)
frelercs sehuchsrd, &c, ss'. Clro4s Etch berry ct al
Complain, disn.erd with afenst Lucisn Etcheb-y
no cos slo"ed to either between rlaind ad Caroline
Etchrbfrry II counsel cannot gyree q! interest
due 5000 since 1876. and or tao piid by urs
Eohebeny, there tlast he rreEunce. (S,piuion)
GrsEH'L isss.-Feb.
DECISIONS.
Cases heard az Novolaber Term; before Justices
LRoSIaD BARNARD ard SUTHERLAND.
JOashsn freeman sgt. JONI H.. Schroeder 81 l-Oriff
trncd with si0 costa Op.niops by Leonard J.. j.. Bar
naTd }.
James g. Lang Delos p Titus a. ul-Ordf affirmed
with Opinions ~ Barnard aud Loonsd, 4. J.
The People sg. William iyue.N,rdit set aside ald new
tie ordered-Opinou By Sutherland Ji Barnsrd, J. dis
senting.
John slnsron sgt Loua Lynch 10. ct al. Judgment 70.
yeryed nd judgment itrrd cofdstco with opinion VI
sgihertni J. Qnrson Of cots sescIyed uut settler u
decree before sutLoIlani J..
CuASnras-FEB 7-Befofs Justice BArsArp.
APPLICATION FOE BAIL.
This morning John III. ALthon, esq, applied for
an e1li jacob Gun ,beIa b a. the accused wa.
COW cted te Ieca sgsios oil srhEg rug winch f
been loaned hin tmpn NY of e1sminaileu. WIZ 81
ceroyar wss r 10 lIng be b. lore the supren,
ooSsa Gss aa tn NJ ' M Sp r 9, i,orS.,
olpo.ed tts application on VI, ground ss .Is was c'
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es Of hseeny md the bs being matter Of dscsetioD With
tb~ Court ~ borrd y would ses BE- srsxted

e.ss Of hseery A Inc hs being matter Of dscsetios With
tb~ Court hs bor~d wead ses BE- srsxted
Decision Tesegve2
DECISIONS.
William g. Thorns Of a. sst Michael Burke 81 ai-Juds-
ment granted C.shariIe sauly .e' MyrI tinn-Mo,ion
H. Bare, =, si-Moou granted On plaintiff paJing de'eI'
das hsburscis. Ab aham ssnJerson agt Andrew }.
nermanea- ~ otion deuied Sby Fwhr sr. ALBERT T.
Stimsn-Mo'ion granted sua Inference ordered Chicago
&. r. r. Co. agt William Bsjwin-luJ junction d'solvednth
costs.
CIRCmr-Fsn 1.-Before Justic- LEONARD
THE TILBErIs sEANDE3 SUIT.
Luther G.. 1ibbcsts agt. Horatio y. Twombley.
Th. trial continued to-day. The plsinf ofeei doe1
urnary testimony show malice the part OF the defend
In the latter par. Il The Day Mr. bbe,'s erinined a.
wnrs. lie tssh. that he be ieyrd be- e1.
painrd In what rI~nt he was prtnal'-t lie delivered
several eranol sentences to the nfuncc of Spirits
gave his pint that psrsops sctswee directed
by the agency Of uus seen ,pIrhs a.,
In answer Mr Field 1bbets stated that lie never did
have any spiritual communication to the price OF corn lie
always had renal bl~ dresms'vrry pure person hsd sucI
DIR. ms; and bis Dreams were gene rally fulfilled.
Che Of his testimony OF the nH're NJ lee
tnrr on sptnasn than OF ~ dence IN our OF Justice
large number Of p~tator witnessed the proceeding n1
app cred mach amused with Mr. TobeItss vsgsTes The
is still
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To Albany by Hudson X. H., from stlst HrpoI
II aud IA ~ M, end 3:iO. ., aud L.. p. m. sun.
day trsiu on. 3oth 81. y. M Ci.y cars .un DO.
tween Chamber aid 3rh-sts stations.
IL Albany by Harlem Il. r., 18th st. shan, 10 s.
To Baltimore, by the New Jrs..y X. H., foot OF
Court ,udt-st.. aud iii a. m. ?. d., aud IL
To ,'i Boton. ty .,es.Lonjon line pier s9N. r.,
Norwich Line. Pier 70 y. r.. N,P,nne Line, Pier
tsanday excepted. - n
To Boston. by New.i!svcn Il. H., via sPringheld
aih.' and a. t Nav Haven K < and ' s.s
sv.' via Shore Line Ia ana p. m. snuiay.:... .. m
To Brdrp port. by steamer b1 dsepor, ioo Of Iec- .,
To Bassio and tie West by 81. Railroad Zoo,
o:Chanbe,s Il. 800 ans - ',A
RR. VIA Erie Railway fcr, Of CbanDeFs.t ecu
Meeting with Rain csds for all principal enies IN
the wrs, a. m. and ....:.........':...'...'.. -
t. Gusnport o a. NJ taidon saturday. T. MI 20
Yaphsnk, l.hp. Fsrningas.e. Ling Island. by L.
|. Railroad, ironi Jar.es.iD and foot oil 1th-s'..
Nv haven n.,;i:ia rnd
etsl,srs Peet Sin At .'.......... ......... -
10 New Haven by ID. N~,s.il.yen R;R, 2;ths'
r. sIS the t Vest BY Poni.ylr r teStfs astosa
from f .ot OF CouItlsrdst Vi, Phiisdeiphh' Jam.
s, "a E w. b S" c.ar haircad Of NewJency
via Allentown iIon pier ~ H. y a. H. "H'
and sS s. .iDsTe Jose icy daily isu
dsy,e,c.pteJl from foot OF Wall.st, Bro,slyn.
CONNECTING a, Port Monmouth with trans sos
r. H.; ph,s' by Nc~.Jer.cy Ra,irosd loot OF
Courtspdt-,i., T. 10 snd NJ a. M. u m.'+ anaep-
M and Z adnsh, ;,.
LAYS exec, ted WA csnden and Amboy, IRON loot
oiBtylay.st. y. O.. EIpie-. ..'.''''',',:'';.'
Ss s,sa ,om ,cr f,s Of Mnsy s.........
10 Washing,on. by New. Iersry IT. H. 700, =,
Si%ss 3 a.i;..i m. ' 1!ss,::
zee aiyes;i.eneuts ia smother part o. this p.itf
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IAdy.r,isenent

No. 80 Wall.st., Nev.York.

No. JO " aI a.. NrW'lVfk
Formerly Oficers OF tho Park bsntJ
FouR PR CENT INTEREST ALLOWED on DHrosIrs.
PERsoSs OrEywo ACCOUNTS may DEPo'rTAand DRAW
a. tley please the same as with tao City Banhs aud
will 30 allowed Int .0st their daily balance at re
cent.
COLLECTIONS made upon any part Of the United States
or Canada.
Orders ior the PURCHASE or SALE OF tho various
issues Of Government and other Stocks. bonds and
Gol, promptly executed for the usual commission
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COURT CADENpARs-THrs DAT.

SUPREME COURT-GESERAL 1ERh-Prc'erred
cuscs ~ to -, uctsiv.. tIRCUfTt at los ovJ
G 81 10 S67 8 4l9 49, G09 ~. 7', 80 81 81 aJo
575 co. 80. 87 g.L Par ii.-No. 30, 85J so c ny
~ 49, .aj. AZ G6, Gao o. Goa. w. ~ tt tVt 'V iio'
TIC. - , .,o,
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part Nos. 1901, 32oo, 800,
27l 6Jl 4sl 80 4e5l, ILL., 3f5 lsit III. 43l, ~ +os
Part INos. to3S, 1913. sc, iop 33 4Js i'Ji nS Foi'
483}. SIC 1905 1896 4iln, 40at oo
COUET or COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos. 35J,
~ 10 81 of9 TO- 2u7. 6ls. - Q ts 30 % gag ilJ
51 -Nos 49, 80. 642 g. -, 4J9 JJi. 40 oGI'5I
1871 1881, i4, 7Jl
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(Advsrtisrnssat.l
q. &, $50 LOAN.

BY authority Of the Secretary of the Treasury tAs M,
dersgned has assumed tho General Subscription eepcv
for the sale Of United States Treasury Notes besrns
seven aDd threetenths per cent interest per annum
known as the
8EvEN-THRTY LOAN.
These Notes are issued under the date Of August l5h
1884 and are payable three years from that time In
currency. convertible a. tho option u the hodes
into
U. 9. $40 SIX PER CENT 0oID-DH4RTNa BONDS.
These bonds are worth premium Of nine Pc
cent, including gold interest from November, which
makes the actual profit the 7 loan at retes
ncniins interest about ten per cent per annum. b.
sizes It's exemption from STATE and municipal taIsio1,
uhich adds from one TO three per s0ye according 70
the rate levied on other property The interest pays
bio semannually by coupons attached 10 each note
which may be cut of aud soli ~ GDy bank banker.
The interest amounts to
ONE CENT PER DAY oSA.... $50 NOTE
Two CENTS PER DAY oSA. 800 NOTE.
TEN CENTS PER DAY OSA..-. $500 sorg.
60 CENTS PER DAY on Al. 900 NOTE.
81 PEB DAY on A..--.......s5.o00 NOTE.
Notes OF all The denominations named wiz be prompt
ly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions. This Is
THE ONLY LOAN N MAHEEr
now offered by the Government and it Is confidently
expected rt its superior advantages will make 1t the
GREAT P0PULAn LOAN or TIE PEOPLE.
Less than S2uO.0JO0oo remain unsoid, which win
probably be disposed OF within the pext CJor 20 days
wien the notes will undoubtedly command premium.
has uniformly been the CLOSING the subscrp-
tons Ia other Loans.
CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HoLDERs OF 40 NOTES.
n order to prevent the initiation OF these notes. the
Secretary of the Treasury has gven notice that the
notes are not negotiable unless all the unmatared
pons aye attached.
JAY COOKE, SaJscription Agss', P'iladelphis
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OUAyTRELL AT SiMpsoNvILLG, Ky. On

TUESDAY afternoon about thee O'Clock, Quanr,l cue
MUDDY ard Magruder. with thirty-elght euerTllas,
dressed In Federal uniform. went into Smpsonvle ty.,
end rohbd the Shclhyyille stage and stores. Ihss
guerrIas boosted Of their lev leader. Qnnntren oi
Kansas HOtoric:y. About two hours after ttey la'.
gone Mallr Russell. with lot az Buckcys nen pnSsd
TIN ough The pace In pursuit. Of them, having chased
them from The vicinity of Bloomfield. They passed
through Sn.thfeid yesterday. hour in adsan q
the K0ntuc-y boys. iLouisville Democrat, I'd
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received Amer short time, the father and daughter.
on leaving ne honse to so 70 neiglbors neariy
quarter of mile Off the hat Of their first essasnt
lying behind the hen nouse literally cat to pece-. and
tho place where be prubsbly died--the ground being
covered with blood, and also the tracks Of horse.
Which had come and doubt carried on the dead man.
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ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT
NEw-YoRH, Jan. 2s. 1855.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF NEW
YorK.-rhis Bank has commenced business at No. "A
Broadway, and offers its services to the public
Collections viii I've made on MI accessible points Oh
the lowest terms
All orders Tor Government Sccuritesw.il DO promptly
executed. and the customary commission allowed TO
pun obssers
Special attention win be Given 10 business connected
With Government. and persons wishing 70 oyoid tho
Inconvenience OF addressing tho Departments ART in-
,ited to apply to tho officers Of this Bank.
Nom l.. WILSON. President.
Arvasp A poaE Cashier.
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This table j. az ter.s.ine study. Tic Roman Cath
nlcs have more than doubled m number ~ CHURCHES
the Jews have more tlnY trclled, the Lutneihn, ave
trebied: tie Friends and Uli} csasts and Cougic,h
tioma lists have decreased. the Bspsis have gain ~
churches; the McthodiSis lees tfar generally sup
posed: the Epi.copqlians and Prc.lyt'rArs hhd ne
lie former have four more than itc laitcr.
lNew.lOrk Observer.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-f,b. 7-Befor,
judge DET1s.


jude DETIs.
RFIUIH; OF pROCFsS-
This morning the Marsbal made return Of process
duly served in the Ousass Ie.son gi The
Steamer Governor bailey; Mciss Wob,eT and Craig Up
pearrd and sskei for week United Stacs at
The bars Ella Adele hef tackle Gc Hcncdici BuTf Ben
edic app I'd and i.sed f. week - ANSWER. bon o.
which applications were grated
COURT NOTICE.
The Judge announced that all cases heard in
Court the past year IN prize .duray law sud
AMI 80 cia motion, finally dis9o.ed o. l' s close Of
the January tenn The orde will be ogi handed 20 Tie
Clerk. The District Attey han not slk-d Tor Grand o.
re Jury the present Tho docket. viii accordingly
be- limited 10 Irze adrisy and special motion
GAYS Prize ready 10 ts a~iyr ts.e pgtty q L,ar
ing.
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ADVERTISEMENT
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEw-YORK.

No. 40 Broadway.
T. s. TREASURY AGENT and SPECIAL AGENT OF JA1
Cos,;y FOR TIE Drsra;BuT1os OF THE POPULAR $50
TREASURY MOTIFS is now receiving subscriptions Tor
this Lonn undcr the rev arrangement and allowing
liberal Commissions tie 70 oil dealers ia Gov
erlnent Securities
all FIVE PER CENT LEGAL TgSDER NOTES will be 70
ceiyed from subscribers at par and interest Notes a.
ways Oh hand for immediate delivery.
SAMUEL c. THOMPSON, President
JAMES CURrHEY, Cashier.
Internationally
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or TEE CRY %
NEw.YbRg.
Nos ~ AID 20 PNr.sr.,
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGlNT OF TIE UNITED
STATES,
Have for sale, ready for delivery
UNiIED STATES $40 fREAsupY SoTE4
Convertible, at maturity. into $40 HoLD-BEAELss
Also.
UNTHp STATS 1910 BoSDs
UNITED STATES $50 B0Sos,
UNITED STATES 1-YsAR CLfrfIc,Trs.
liberal COMM ssions moved the so and lo.4s
Bonds.
We also collect Government vouchers aud Draita
aud attend TO other bnsiness with the Government.
p. {. CALHocN. President
p Sy.rfay Cashier,
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LAW IATELLIGENCE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--Cn.anras-FEs. r.-B,-
fore Judge DALI.
THE EVENING EMPRESS CASE.
postponed

TIE EVENING EMPIRES CASE
Clarke ,s Bfooks Motion Tor Jgd. neut tie verdict In
favor oil The p.alltn.l
Mr.. Cram for plainiin Tho case OF Clarke
,.lin, Bioo.. down ios b. rns ihii morning
Judse D.iy- forgot about ,hut case tis merning VII
20 down a, 10 o'clock tomorrow 10 hear u.
Mr. Mehson of dsfsndant,i Pierrepont W., 70 Be
here hi, morning and understand lac viii be here pres
ehy
Mr. Crsm-I would he very Glad II your honor would de
pose OF il now. It will take but few minutes
Judge Dsly engaged In the 'Flsl Of case and cannot
be. now Iw bo hero a, 10 oclock 70 Morrow IN ,LlIn
bns
The parties then Withdrew.
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GovERyMFSr AGENCY AND DESIGNATED DgposI.

CoygRyMRSr AGENCY AND DESIGNATED ORPOsi.
TORY OF rHR UNITED STATES.
JosfPu U. oRyls. President joins T. HILl, Cashier.
THE NEIH NAroylL BAsK OF TIE CRY OF NEW
YoRK. No. 3s3 BrosA1ny.
NEw.Noag, Feb. ,. 1865.
This Bark receives subscriptions to the H3o
GOVERNMENT LOAN. and has always q large amount OF
tho notes on hand for sale ready for delivery.
These notes ara convertible at maturity irto $50
Gold bearing Bonds and very desirable invest
ment.
Subscribers 10 tbs popular Lean wiz be very Icsray
dealt v ith ct this Bank
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The following aro the nominal quotation for first
class bills: DapLers' Sterling GO days, lo9i;
Bankers Sterling 3 days, no. u liol; Merchants
Sterling, 1854 1922; francs, 5.osl a5.l3i.
Money is abundant &c Sac per cent upon prime
coatorsIs, and per cont upon The usual security
offered by brokers. There is q continued aecumu-
a,ion fccpital at tho Atlantic etes to be used on
cali ss in ether sho.! engagements, aGd rates tend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUBT-FEB T-Bef,y,
Jadge SaIP.A..
At rN.l coppYn Prom TUP HAvY-y.yn
STEALING COPPER IEDh IHt fhFf-I ARD'
uni,ed ststea hgt " iliam Mok..roy.

lniIed Stses tBt. W iHiaAh hcrIoy
Defe ndant Was Indicted Tor stealing five pounds
Of comp nom the Navy I.rJ Brook yn Tie only question
the 10 the intent OF tics sccused la taking TIC
copper The jury rii,r shot drefs'iOn, returned vtr
dit, oil guilty, with accommodation u mercy Mr.. Au
dfres for the Uai'.d sttt Mr'Wsite foT defendant.
Subsequently the Judge sentenced e tccus-d TO thirty
days ll prisonnieni in the Brooklyn Comfy jail
Hugh Riley uird FOR hErborns dscefer, but the ts
inony being insuficieit he wa discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08
SUPERIOR COURT-r'nt TrnS-FrAT-BeiOr' Ju''ic'
kx-.A MOSELL
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.


TT was q suit for damages for an alleged assault
patiG The pa tics doyers, and bad dlasreeent
relative 10 the p'ocred' OF sec Of IN, cow, From TINS
lgh words arose. AID the assault alleged follow d.. -
ON TIA. part of the defense it Gained th1t pliiEth
ORIGINATED the difficulty.
10. Jury, alter brief ali ence returned verdict Tor
Mai for