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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07
Woodworking In the WesL

"
SIR: In an editorial of The Chicago Tribune Gn1
the following: "The product of wool grown in Ilinste
in 1850 was l3 pounds; in 1860 fell of TO 1888 50
pounds; while in 1868 it has risen 10 6lO6 l2O poundA
Two causes have contributed to encourage this enormous
increase in woogowng viz the loss OF the cotton croD
and the high feghts agricultural produce which have
tended make it profitable 10 Craze and feed live
stock of all kinds than to raise and ship produce 40
cepting the editors figures as correct exhibit Of the
crease Of Illinois WOOL beg 10 differ as to the tive
causes which have contributed 10 this beneficial result
Instead of the loss of the cotton crop it was the Morris
tariff Of 1861 which reopened wooden mills thus cres>
ing demand for and encouraging the growth OF wool
These establishments had been compelled TO suspend bust
ness BY repeated acts of unirendy legislation whic4
virtually denied the American citizen the right 10 pursue
such branches Of industry most Conducive TO hn
interests The other cause" high freghts, source
of as great complaint prior 10 1851 as SINCE The paPeu
were filled then now with reports that II would coeS
more than il corn worth 10 transport II TO maEeI
Besides during the time this ENLARGEMENT IN the wool pro-
duet has taken place. the farmers OF lros have reaze4
100 per for their products exclusive oil woo
Tie loss of $40 600 900 by the failure OF Western bans
in the Spring OF 1861 left the farmers poorly prepared
invest money in fne-wOoed sheep immediately upon tns
passage of the tariff of that year. But IN ls the pr
les If the Northwest that great ocean OF COOS Sws
beautiful SOIL, literally covered with droyes oil ms
Hooded sheep for sale let" The farmers IN Iowa
finding pound of wool would sell for as much at theis
doors as bushe of wheat the banks OF the Misss-
sippi River after having been hauled various ussan
from 20 10 loo miles, availed themselves OF an opponns
nv 10 stock their farms with animals producing feeces o.
SUPERIOR qualities A feT purchased, while many tosS
nocks on shares returning 10 the owner portion Oh .o
snnns cp for three years when the farmer was entities
To- the numerical increase. Even those who had away
voted the irregular ticket manifested equal avldy ~
in pursut that would relieve them from the its
ome tolls Of continual blowing repairs of implements
cost of transportation and exhaustion other soils
From the rpid increase IN the growth OF wool In the
state Of Illinois may be safely Inferred that the North:
Western farmers viii realize cash from the SAFES %
wool in 1870 in extensive disrcts-no improbable IN ta3
state Of Iowa-than they received for the arabic crop
1850 ,..u. ,,r.s,.
The people in the Western States appreciate the penen
of protection because enables them 80 TO dvers os
products as 10 make their profits greater and aoos et
and Voc be 10 the members of any future Congress wne
have the audacty 40 regulate commerce with ioe'ss
nations as TO destroy the woolgrowing interest,",
A.. Val Anil Of 1866. -. %
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the repondans excepted 70 50 much OF the report
awarded dsmages 70 he amount 81 % each TO the beants
tlersby Cunningham and Miller ~ The ground that there
Is 10 evidence sustain sucl award a9 20 so much OF the
port awarded damages the beant FGe to greater
than s., ground that there = no proof Of
los or damage sustained by hin beyond that sum On tie
argument beart Proctor cOrfcnld that according 10
the decision of tie L. supreme q mt in The cent ease OF
the Conn ADDER Clicf wallace 80 tie exceptions were too
81 e asd ndrrt. nud should he oTerrlel also that the
report "a, Commissioner fully justified BY tie evidence
taken before h- and annexed 90 bis report
Amor icllg PToofoa ioF Tie respective parties az con,
siderable length Bots overrgled tle exceptions and
fully cor frucd tie report
John u cfoe lOs Abo.anis Barney Butler and Parsons
20 respondents.
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MAN AND WOMAN SHoT.-Richard laurent va
arrested on Saturday BY Officer Webster Of the Ffeth Pre-
cnct Police on charge Of feonous assault appears -
had difficulty with Mr. Joshua Harrison In Cissson-avss
near Sacke st. and alleged fred revolver at him IL
first shot missed Mr Harrison bat the ball took effect IN M
wifes arm The second shot struck Mr Harrison on ne
breas passing through the coat and lodging IN memo
rsndum book which ne aried bis breast pocket lie vo
not injured The accused committed for examnatloa
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.

SUPREME OURT-CRCUT.-PART I.-OYER AND
TPnANgINos 24Gl Gi5 el9 9s9 437 1851 1919 3 1889,
1863 C75 l40l. 6Jy 81 66l. li7 9sl, 6J1, li55 l2O5
PART I-Nos lis2. $780, s72, 62. 24 e.. lloO s9 40!
sO1 9s 60 200 1872 Sc goo 1G2 49, sd 4se PART III -
Nos 25 1883 1922 ~ 1853 an 29 49, H. 49, 1901, 1925
1852 7l3 1909. 9i5. 57l, ll.-. 1896 759.
SPECIAL -DEMURRERs.- Nos 8 to q inclu-
sve. $500 800
SUPERIOR COURr.--PART Nos 2l5j, 1913, 11l3,
s7l % 1870 eCi- - o 1882 1901 1852 2ji, So lJ lsll
TAT -Nos lle6 2gi. 1874 1850. IJ-i 1876 2y-J, J'e'
156i 2O! 23s6 roo 2o50, 1855. lli5
COURT or COMMON PLEAs.-PART Nos. lll9,
1888 lzl slr l55l. i02 1872. 1913 1870 Pant H.
Nos. go 1870 1872 49, 1913 O6 JyJ 5J sCO 49, liJ 1859
l5tj lD2'. 1922
SURRoGATE's COURT.-NOs. to IL inclusive.
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N.r- York, April "a, 1855.

On HAMIN's CHOLERA REMEDr.-ln pfps.S
the prescription OF Dr. Hauln-Mnture No Ia and n.
taxa WAS made BY the Journal which frat puosns 0.,,.
error was copied into columns Instead % To-
by measure l. Laudanum and Spirits o. u.a,urs r
uIs ., msasssD Of end GAatau Il AAaSss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07
HEAVY VERDICT FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT A

suit was concluded 10 the Hudson County Court FrdAg
night in Which Samuel Williams coloed sued 10 reoovsl
e. OOO damages imprisonment charge OF having
in his possession stolen horse which aerward proved TO -
long 10 him. The defendants George Titu- VIM Prov
ey and Officers DOYLE and Mcnamara the Jersey City Pc
lice The Jury verdict against Titus, assessing the
damages az Sl5.OOO and acquitted The other parties
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TrnYnlrrri Gnide.

T. Albany, Hudson Il. H.. Depot Jfh.st and i0thae,
and by Harlem H. r. Depot 2ohs and 4hav.
Hudson River, y, 10 m, q {. snd 10 p m, liar
lem u M and ~ Sunday train via Hudson River,
D. IA Ciiy cals run between Chambers snd Sythst
tai III and City Hal and litl-'i. station.
To Albany. by steamers -. John AID Dean Richmond.
daily Sunday excepted OF Cauasf R...st m
To Albany and informed iie landings by strauer Armenia
DcsuT0sessi
10 Baltimore srd Ws.hil atom by the New.Jersey r. H.
loo; Of Court.anltsi., aud 10 IN. ?. sud u
midnight. SUNDAY. ? m
t. Boston BY New. London line, Pier 80 y L., daily
sur day excepted.
T. ,sion by NeN.Iiaven H. r., VIA Springfield 21h-si
10 Boston bv New.iiavcn r. r. a7t..i and 40 ave- via
Shore Line III and p m surdly................
To Canandagua. Rochester Buffalo, salamanca West
by Erie Railroad 100, Of ChamDers-. al 2. 10 N.
and Enieraut train r m
Greenpor, Long l,ad r. R, foot Of Jame,.sp, T..
r. aud Yaphlnl ............sa aud Q.
10 Manchester aud Long Branch by Kariln ana Delaware
Bay X H. Wis steamboat Jes'e Hoyt from pier n H. Of
ESSEX X. r., foot Of Barcay-s.. $3.50 a. by
road for stations west o. MlbuTn al 4O Pc. m. Nor,
p Ncw.Iia, IN connecting with L. r ior Ia',ola. snl
spriusGcd-steames Peck siD. d aui ?
sy t...........7 g. II! ~. ia. gas. a. All
To Newbursh. West Point, fourhkeePse Road. srd
steamer Nay Powel foot Of D.s-o..et daily 1850 P
To Nor"as conncciss with the lanbury hA byf'eamcr
r. the Wcif by Contra Rairosa n New.iifcy u, 81
lentown from foot o. Libery-F. n. r., e. NJ, y
10 Phi.adepIaa by Eew'Je.ey kairosi. loot Of Count,
lani.st, sud 10 q m, u ~. aud D. m and y
To Warrington. by Eew.jer.ey r. X. loot OF Court.
iandst and 40 { o. p M AM u midnight
To -OFcans every SATURDAY, Atlantic sna A''''s-
sppi Steamer Line
For ssynnh every Thursday hiuIay'' Line, osiee No.
Cl snd 81 South.st
For savannah. every Saturday by Empire Line Garri-
Allen no Bowling Green :....;:....... p m
For Savannah ovrs Thursdsy, Pioneer Line. Pier No.
~ '''''''''''' y Ia
For further information 10 reui 20 Railroad Time Tables see al
vsItisemeuts 10 another part o. this paper
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SUPERIOR COURT-srrciM TEaM-MAY 5.-Beiore Justice
AOtELL
DECISIONS.

james G. Brevoori ct al. agt. The United States
Patent Baking Co.; Chra ". Warner agt The Western
Transportation Co PlircA Casey at d. 81. OBren.-Mo'
tols granted.
PENDANT Cismissed
Bel janis Stephens agt jules Venish-Bond approved
John Culty agt. John o. &. Lynch.-Motion TO dismiss
complaint granted.
Before Justice MCCUSs.
Cathasino Gore ag,. Alfred c. Smith.-Case set
tied.
Before Justice JOSE5.
The Exchange Fire Insurance Co agt. Robert H.
Goh-OFdsr granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07
THE RrYDERPEsT IN NEw.yoRK.

ONH
This was the introduction to letter taken from TIE
Baltimore Erening Transcript written by its New-Yore
correspondent which evinced the usual amount Of ntes
genee and truth belonging to that class of writers Ars
going through with rgmaole about triehiua, tho wrtsa
announces with flourish the following wonderful piece Of
of news: 1t consists in
he revelations OF the State gricuura Society which were
brought to the notice OF the Sae Senate yesterday by Ma
Cornell While have been eagerly scanning cay Oy oe9
reports from abroad to the spread OF the Rnderpest
midst the heart Of OF the greatest case
producing counties Of this State the fearful disease has bsen
raging with all the ferceness which has characterized -
presence in England and on the continent"
And what were these revelations that proved the exse
ence of the rinderpest in the State Of New-fork aa4
which were abroad and spread before the readers 81
the papers at the South with such flourish of capitals -
the head Of the article Why Simply this
disease has existed for several years past which causes
abortion among the dairy districts and Is steaddt
increasing 900 having been lost IN Herkn0
County alone In the past year
There certainly must have been abortion somewhere
% common and intelligence, no lettas
writer would have called abortion, rndeTest Although
both are alarming and destructive the two do not appeal
to be very nearly related dependent upon anothsr
and we are happy state to ourader that although tas
disease which produces abortion has been and prevailing
in this State the nderpest has yet crossed the A.
lantc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

Powell Miss Annie Richie Miss Jane Mitchell Mary Crozier
John Walker Dsvid Walker Bch DfCmpe A. tv Joseph
Alex Moray John Savage Thor H. Dobhs John Cook
Joseph Lang John ATKINSON John aud James NcCabbn re.D
Gordon Mcuto-i aud q. IN ihe steeage.
PROM MATANZAs-In bark Qnckstcp (Br)-Cias.s Plrons
and lay Boehln, tdw Euofd Samuel Cannon j. NJ Bsn
= - Div.
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yVhnIers.

Sid from New BEDFORD 90 inst p Ibenian Tor North Pacific
Ocean.
Arr New London % inst sch D C. Smith Smith Of Province
town clean put in with loss Of sails and n having encountered
heavy gales
Bait ritna Hamilton OF Wesgor ws at Paya Api having
taken 81 bb- oil since leaving 2 nc huano.
Bark Breeze. ee-aedld. Port Stanley
falkland Islands Feb TO- having rened u port account of the
sickness board caused take rom home
Tie ID Abl Cuiee aud ie it sfau Davi had died
Rest the ships company doing we'll AMI eygectt sci IN
ten days Tor the North Pacific.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

THE New LIQUOR LAw.-The new liquor Law wa
put in operation yesterday and far outward appearances
showed was universally observed by the liquor dealers Ths
police however arrested several who kept opea after -
O'clock the night previous The following number Of ceA
Gates Saturday By the Captains Of the differ
en precincts forty.drst 81 FOrts second Isl Forts third
g. Forty.fourth 4; Eortyfftb g. Forty sixth IA Forty
eighth Fortyninth 4; fifieth l. Total 55making ths
total number up TO the present time pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07
NEw.JERsRY NEWS.

FIREMHy's ELBCTIoy.-The Jersey City Fire De-
partmen win hold their election Tuesday evening
next for Engineer six Assistants and Fire Commissioners
The following the candidates
For fpeseut Incumbent Engine Co
No / aud Howeih Hook and Ladder Co No q A.aan,
first Dis,ricf-Henry A. Pearson Hook and Ladder Co No NJ
clael REYNOLDS. CINE No 2 Second DrciJohn Nndee
Ensne Co. No Ihrd Disrc-Wm Johnson Hose Co No -
Thor Holmes and r. Fsrrer Hose Co. No Fourth ~
c-Thomss and Henry Windecker Engine Co. No fnn
nrcJ q Grogsn and Francis W Le0nsrd Of Hose Co no -
hos Leather Ladder Co No and Augustus ossms
Epgine Sixth DscMichasl branEan Enslne 20 No
g. Tor Firs Commi.soner-John Egan. Engine Co. No J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

To ne Editor Of The N. y. TribsnA
SIR: Who is the auctioneer who Is to receive over
o. 900 $50 per o feos on Corporation sale Of real estate
belonging TO the etyG 60,
Does Mr. Brennan or the Commissioners Of tho sinking
Fund employ him,
Would nos any other auctoneer DO the same service Tor 500
al :. N''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

A CHILD ScALDED To DEATH.-Coroner HanlsH
Of Hudson City held inquest. last Saturday on the body
Anna Hemer years Of age whose parents reside CO.,
ner Of Clinton aud Frankn The deceased scaded -
death on Friday afternoon by falling into boiler OF 10. watsR
which been left standing the floor while the mohe1
went or pail Of water verdict OF accidcao
death Wal rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07
Gaiternan agt Davs-Juagmsn, affirmed. with costs,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-MAr 5.-Beion
Judge liEITs.
sEAMAYs wAGEs-DAMAGE-ExcE

SEAMANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N'' !.
Alfred Battersby ct al, libelans, agt The steamship
per,blc for engine Sc and Russell SturCes ct al. respond
ent This as Cor damages brought by 1--WE seamen VINO
shipped In the steamship Republic Tor voyage 10 Sew
Orleans and hack al SO month and who were uha"Ihy
dscarged tbererom NO days after they bad signed the ar
e because they refused 10 allow their to DO Tedaeea
" $50 per month. -, .,..aa
Judge Benedict before whom lie was tried rendered
decree in their for the amount of their actual dsng
dining the absence her said voyage and ordered
reference 10 Conmis Belts to ascertain the SANE
Tho ouussoler rspoyted tAs. damages ~ DO s29 ~ po
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

FATAL CAR AocIDENr.-On Saturday evening"
p.,ct Murphy residing at No ls5 Thompsou-st. W" run
ov., IN Thirdavc between Fourteenth and Fifteenth ss by
car No III OF tho Ttrdave line ana nad BIS right eg
beside sustaining other lie was 70
Beleyue Hospital where he died during the night Asstsr
dsI CaroueT Gamble was padsd u hold az tlaaess .>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07
Pn..rnaern Arrixtd.

PROM NRWBERN-ln steamship Ellen 8 Tefy-s bas.', A.
NJ HefhN Nr Rob "a children A. A. hrsr r o. Brow
J,dh Graham An isns Misc Jsnney, Mr. Wheeler ard WIFE,
sad four 1 the a..
PROM OLAsGOW-tr steamship Cs,edonis-John Partridge
1sy Appleton and lady Henry AppetoD Jnmes Fowler aud
tdy Jsnes lwer H. Walker lady AID i4nly. M!ss Boms
Ysnss Lfahaudsw and sdy M Cesyer Mis- Aiken Mi.s u
ksCskea Ma l. Aeke.Ts Miss Agnes Tssman, Mias Mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

Found on STooP.-The dead body Of male In
FAINT was found on the stoop Of No 1873 Cnon yeserdas
morning 1t was conveyed the Forythd Precinct Sc
ton House and the Coroner notified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

STABLE RoBBED.-The stable of Mr. Henry Wistss
in Marcy Flushing broken open on SstuH
day night and robbed Of harness valued at s5 and nors
blanket worth SIS The entrance was gained by breaking Oh
the lock Of the rear door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS False Accounts.

The teos of the destructive disease now ravaging Bn
land are quite sufficient in themselves to create alarm 10
this country, without exciting it by ridiculous, fooiA
fasehoods For instance recent number Of The Lync'
burg Virginian printed article under display head -
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07
L. S. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MAY 3-Before Com
missioner SIiLWLLL.
L-r.--r l-Ilr.L- |. Il 4


United States agt. VIM. Brown alias Barreen.-
The accused presented counterfeit $50 bill on last Monday
90 the hookkecper of Nr Geo Schaer. No 2I Avenue H.
The book Aeeper discovering the counterfeit had TIE prisoner
orrosteG ghon 1t discovered that be was an old offender
and had previously been engaged the business OF passing
counterfeit money. II Is probable from circumstances that
have since tTansred that be connected with the geers up
OF the pinto fOr tnis dangerous counterfeit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

flying squadron II is possible that the Shamrock may Ca
New York before proceeding to her destination.
The monitor MantOnOmah with her conveys the cunboats
Augusta and shuelo had not sailed to 10 yesterday
but were expected TO start time during the day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

WOMAN COMMITS SUICIDE BY CUTTING Hsl
rhAosi WITH RAzoR-A married woman named Emily
residing No $50 Myrtesye committed suicide
morAng by cutting her throat with razor She
i,noo eSkenng her husband and urooesdad IN the
nea OF .e stars here she peIpetrsed he desd bnt ~
hd sIgth 10 de- cend to the foot whers she f az
,t NJ Inc infaL only three weeks OH hscomi,S
on"d h M. cenberg st up and looking for bis VIA
The dsnease1 Ig In blood us having already dspsrteS
e ia 1900 we young ch dren. She was % yesrs u
az J@v eoods b onanv. Mr. redenberg is peddIss
inquest will be held tL The act sD'sOped in mystery
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ATTEMPT TO conf,7 ,E.-A man FAMED An.

drew Mccain. residing IN Deg.sw "'"" -N"0u ny
suicide on Sunday morning BY juupAy attempted 70 oomL~
foot Of Courist lie rescued by Se 'He river az ns
Foryeghth Precinct police and taken to tt Lawler Of the
where it found that bis pockets le,ron Honsa
lie gave the that ne out Of work aGa sonsa
therefore wanted to die. snl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

Bark Br,,y C Nay in Ia. H. long IS s. fo Belize for
LIN rpoo 30 dsys ont
On ne "a inst 40 90 l,os Co. bark Ausu', C. Small rn
Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

senuhss Herman Anenania. ye'is Erin. Malt. city Of
London faukee Qleser City, Virginia Sheridan .fpoa
II syie General Barnes s4a y4-,f, e. " Lyll. Aaess
Niagara. L0gls- Moor.
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i;ori- h)nrNen's Notice.
srArr or NEW Yonr.

STATE NEW WORK.
PoRr WAHpESs' OFFICE. No. % ui,ns, J
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with sec
~ ton Of the passed Art 49, 1857 entitled IN Ao, % Re
orshnze the Warlen Port o. York" al per
interested n hayin! o. me ie-i matter o. such
the following vessels
by ro Nudeu the said
examinations be rompesd within days slcceein. this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07
LAW INTELLIGENCE


The various Courts have made tic following ap-
poinimcnis for tie month Of Msy;
The Oyer and Tornler viii be held the Supreme Court
Circuit room hy 1T Justice Ingraham who wil in default
Oyer and Termr business hold Circuit Court MrJusce
Sutherland IN also hold Circuit AMI Judge from County
District JudreTose l. expected TO hold third II he's not
vet been decided who % hold the Special Term FOR trials
bot it viii probably be Mr Justice Cleike. Tic presiding
Justice will hold Chambers.
In the Superior Court justice McCunn win continue 10 hold
Trial Term being transferred however 10 Part while jus
ce Barbour takes bis place in Part Tho Special Term Of
naming Justices Mcneil and Garvin with Chief Justice
Robertson will form the General Term.
The TRIAL Term Of lie Conrt 81 Common Pleas viii be held
by judges Brady and CaOl0 and The Special Term by Ii
Judge Day. This Couls w!l General Mon
The Marine Court viii contnuc e usual business
The District aud Circuit Courts ~ tie United Stlr' VII he
held during the month The former b judges Bets anl Bone
dict and tie latter by Judges spnnn ald Aron Tie DIS
ci Court alead r for tis month VIII bs unusually heavy
almost ne useless % ho2qr predictions the bHsi
which Val De transacted during term 40 IN rcgnri TO
tie weather s te possibility . t-c-a ray he ro Courts
in resisting pos'paucmeli Among ile eases OF Interest
which stand high on iae calendar the Arrow cr st 90
INC over aud 1ermucr calendar TIE 4al o. which, % come
menccd Will interfere with Tie tsiL % io Jlme ul case
the first on the Circuit cacar Tie 81 MIDGET, AFT
smith and Dspuy ar Ho ford SIN cucumber the Circuit cal
On a. sfcea calendar o. tie Supreme Court te last
poau. addition is ae recent Gaze % sumner agt The Nr
York Mail Steam hp Company and possibly The Battery Ia
lsigemelt case mas again appear on -
Hgh tlc Trial cacndas of tie superior Court stand TIC
cases Of Miro'zak nrt Ia, Sunday Mrrrg ir lbd salts
which whou tined viii amqg~ TIE amusing. on the
Special Term calendar lAc sn Of Sec0r ng snel AID
oilers and Drew OCT. Cooper and others
The Common p's has on M calendar TIE h, suit - Nn-
nick nei TIE San The civil against the ALLEGED Prus
san defau.trr Noee decision from its General Term IN
the case Of Clark a-L BROOKS Oh 1iuas'y expected
IN tie United state. Courts ite G.rrrolt are rCaiy %
proceed with tIll ofe Can Consul AID agent f0r gD
,on Of tue neutrality act, AID before the Commissioners Le
NtIo-gyccTluo inycstcaton tt-l odls Not one
title The business Of public interest ln been here mentioned
aud the ordinary have not yet been alluded to- yt
sufficient been shown TO Hastily the expectation oil an 81
cecGllgly busy month IN tie Courts.