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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-15

nor RENT-A RESIDENCE WITH FIVE
liz rooms. Possession given LIST Sept Apply
ht SO Avery street. al-lm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-25
New York Market.

New YORK, Jan. "a
Cotton without decided change at
l9a5Oc for middiing. Flour-without
decided change and only in moderate
demand at s7,G0a7,65 Tor extra state;
= 35aS. 80 for extra II. 0: SS,55alO,25
for trade brands, the market closing qni-
ct Whsky-quiet at S2,21 for western
and rectified Wheat-dull, and common
Grades declining Corn--dull and lower;
Slas3c for unsound; c5ac1c for sound
mioed western in store and delivered;
S3asGc for new yellow southern; 95c Tor
prime white southern. Oats-mOre .ac-
live and lc better 3Ua43c for unsOund
WESTERN 51a56c for sound Petroleum
dull and lower 3I4c crude; j4a55c for re
fined in bond for all the month of March
at sellers option at Sic. Pork-heavy
and lower; S29,37 ta29,5O for new mess;
closing at S29,a14 regular; S25 .5Oa25, 62!
for old mess, closing at 2s,50 regular
81, 25a2l 80 for prime; s23 for prime
mess, ,, $50 bbls new mess for February
and March sellers option at 52c, Iaa|9, -!
Beef-quiet, SIC .10a2O Tor new slain mess.
Cut Meats for shoulders; l54al6c
for hams. Dressed Hogs-heavy; i2sc
for WESTERN l2i, l34al34c for city. Lard
quiet and lower at l5alrc; 500 bbls.
for February sellers option at l1sc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-25

4. W. CAMPBELL. - ----- -i''''0''
The managers Of this craft would
.HaH4@ take this occasion to inform their de,
Hsshss.sa luded followers that the boat is lifted
in the best style, and that clever crew OF sao-e
to the unexpected departure of the boat, the
steward (who is a reliable, loyal contraband)
neglected to obtain full stock of provision, but
the deficiency win be made up By substituting
hard-tae and " fitch" At the appointe1
hour for departure, the colored gentleman Wto
presides at the calope will play
"Old John Brow's soul is marching along e.
For freight or passage apply or board, at the
Custom House ut the Capitol Building or to
a I FOREMAN,
;an25lt Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-25
FOR SALE.
AEEER FOR SALE NV RESIR.

I OFFER FUR SALE NIX DE SHt-
/ ABLE thrce-story BRICK DWELLING, SIT
uated On the west side of Main street above
Madison, containing thirteen rooms, with gas
fixtures and cellar under the entire building
carriage house and stable attached. II not dis
posed OF at private sale before the LIST OF tebrli;
arv, it viii be offered at public auction. l will
take pleasure in showing any one through the
house that desires 10 purchase. Terms reasona'
bic. Nj. RhklNSlhoh'
jan9-d3w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-25
RIVER NEWS.


THE RIVER was falling last evening,
with about nine feetwater in the chan
mel Ifs.TfE!lE
The C.tE, Hilman. Capt. Mason lett
for Cincinnati, with an excellenttrp.
The Negro Suffrage" will leave at
four o'clock P. NJ. "All on board"-no
distinction as to race or color. -'--- q.
The CINCINNATI Gazette says:
The Phil. Sheridan made very salts
factory trial trip ou Saturday afternoon,
running from the foot of Ludlow street
to the Little Mama in forty minutes.
She is lying at the foot of Broadway, and
presents very attractive appearance,
: Her wheel house is ornamented with a
portrait of the handsome Phil, and her
pilot house surmounted with beautiful
dome She has splendid model for
speed, and is first class boat in every re-
spect.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-25
New York Money, Market,

New YORK, Jan. "a.
MoneY-mOre active at per cent.
Sterling-rather more active at S 03!a
l,06s. Cold-frmer opening at Sl,39s;
advancing to 1875, declining to i,399,
closing 81 ,3q3
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-25

FOR SALE.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS

his property in Fulton for sale, with all the
appurtenances the.eto belonging; consisting Oh
four houses, a sausage machine, four wagons,
carriage, nine sett of harness, &C II the ABOVE
property is not sold by Thursday. February 20,
1t will all be sold at Public Sale on that ana tne
following DAYS. Terms made known on day OF
sale. CASPER ZOEChLth-
ian 22-ts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-25
= NM WEAKLY AND WEEKLY.
LEWIS RAKER.y
Telegrnphic SUMMARY

Gold closed in New York yesterday at
1891.
A fire at Dunkirk, on Tuesday night,
destroyed nearly an entire block OF
frame buildings. Four persons were
burned to death in the fire.
The cigar makers of New York have
held meeting and drew up a petition
to be presented to Congress asking an
increase of duty on imported cigars or
else reduction of the tax upon domes-
tic cigars. They state that at the pres
ent duty importers are able to undersell
them. ! p
Commodore Goldsborough notifies the
Navy Department that the rebel priva-
teer Shenandoah may shortly be ex-
pected from Liverpool.
An extra force of revenue officers is to
be stationed on the Canadian border
The st Lawrence being frozen over,
affords greater facilities for smuggling
Mrs. Stephen A Douglas was married
Tuesday evening at Washington, by
Father Lynch, of the Catholic Church
to Major Williams, U. S. A.
The soldiers and sailors national con
vention, in session at Washington, have
adopted petition asking Congress tt
raise pensions of private soldiers to iii
teen dollars.
Green Clay Smith has been requested
by the Kentucky Legislature to resign
his seat in the United States Congress on
account Of his radical republicanism.
The suspension Of business by the Co
lumbar Marine Insurance Company
created considerable excitement among
its stockholders in New York. 1t is said
their liabilities will reach large amount.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-25
SHULTZ AZ TRUSCNEL.

sP. S.-Candies having declined in prices deal.
ers will find IT TO their advantage to give us n
call. SHULTZ & TRUSGUEL
Market street, few doors below Mcclure
House, Wheeling. W. Va lang
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-25
Valuable Property for Sale.

r OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE
three comfortable Dwellings on Union
street between Market and Fourth, and the
store room and building on the corner of Union
and Market For particulars enquire OF
ian2O lw =. MRS. c. s. MARTIN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-25
Pacific Mail Steamship Companv's
Through Line 10 California,
T57RTCHENG Atm MEXICAN PORT u

TOUCHING AT ME XICAN PORTS
j and carrying the U. 5. Mail. Leave Pier
No. a. North River foot OF Canal street, at IL
o'clock, noon, on the lst 18th, and 2Ist of every
month except when those dates tall on Sunday,
and then on the preceding Saturday for Aspin-
wall connecting, via Panama Railway, with one
OF the COmpany's Steamships from Panama tor
San Francisco touching at Acapulco.
FEBRUARY.
Ist HENRY CHAUNCEY Capt Gray con
Meeting with COLORADO, Capt. Watkins
10th. ATLANTIC, Capt. MauTy connecting
with SACRAMENTO, Capt. Caverly.
2lst NEW YORK, Capt Horner, connecting
Departures of lst and 2lst connect at Panama
with Steamers for South Pacific Ports. Those
of lst touch at Manzanillo.
THROUGH PASSAGE BATES IL CURRENCY.
First Cabin, $500 Second Calm s2OO; Steer.
age 800.
a discount of once quarter from steamer rates
allowed TO second cabin and steerage passengers
with families; Also, an allowance OF one quar-.
ter on through rates TO clergymen and their lam.
lies, and school teachers; soldiers having hon.
orable discharges, half fare.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each
adult. Baggage-masters accompany baggage
through, and attend TO ladies ana children with
out male protectors. Baggage received on the
dock the day before sailing, from steamboats,
railroads, and passengers who prefer to seed
down early.
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine
aud attendance free.
A Steamer will be placed on the line January
LIST, 1866, TO run from New Orleans TO Aspln.
wall. via Havana
For Passage Tickets or further information.
apply at the Compary's ticket Office, on the
Wharf, foot Of Canal street North River. New
York. +. W. q. BELLOWS
jan23.6m Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-25
WHEELING BREWERY

H DARLxerox. IN. CAr-o1 WIN. srrAr,s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-25
Two Lots for Sale.

i in Ritchietown, situated on Fifth street
Square IS, lots No. and 8, at private sale: II
viii offer them at public sale on the premises
on Saturday, January 27th, at o'clock. Terms
made known on day of sale. Enquire OF Jonn
ianIs.ts ". L. CHAMBERS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-25
PUBLIC SALE.

a1th day of JANUARY, 1896, offer at public
sale, at the front door of the Court House ,oI
Ohio county, one.third of each Of Lots numoeIe .
50 and 49, in front, and extending back l32 iee,:
living in the immediate vicinity OF the UrAn'
ianSo.td FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07
Detectives at Work-Another "PiIe Of
EoIdo Recevered-The Way the Crime
was ComMitted-An Empudent Attewpt
nj n second Robbery.

During the course Of the trial at Bridgeport,
Conn., Of Clark the young implicated in the recent
Adams Express robbery, large force Of detectives
have been work guarding both sdes Of tie railroad
for distance Of nearly % miles. Their labOrs have
been rewarded by the recovery Of another extensive
pile Of gold which has been duly turned 10 the tx
press Company. II appears that suspicious persons as
well az persons Specializing the chance Of finding
times by officers and warned 20 quit the neighbor
effective II is possible that other persons d.
Of few days II is supposed that old and expe
reDced thieves were engaged 10 the first part OF the
robbery; that they threw the gold aside but the less
available property into the hands Of Trisram, and plan
ned so 10 benefit by the gold themselves. Such
scheme las been most remarkably unsuccessful The
Adams Express Company appear fully determined TO
pursue the thieves until they are all caught and pun
ished even II il should cost than is recovered.
They propose in connection with this case TO make an
for safety in the future TO public and private
property.
Perhaps the boldness with which crimes commit.
ted at the present tce nav be Illustrated by an attempt
which made Monday 10 steal the small safe con
tanning large amount Of money and articles used IN
evidence during the trial last week from the anteroom
Of the Court at Bridgeport. The thief was frustrated
In his design however by detective. who found the
safe lodged in a position convenient for immediate
poval The person suspected Of this transaction was
seen about the Court previous 10 the finding Of tie safe
but Vas subseq gently lost sight Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07
rived.

Steamship Alhsmbrs. Crowell, Charleston Feb 2, mds.
and pass, \. Leary.
steamship Herman Livingston. Baker Savannah GO houn
rndse and pass, Livingston, Fox Co.
Steamship Virginia (Br Prowse Liverpool Jan u via
Qneeuown 10Th mdse and 39l pass, National Steam Sst
CATION Co. Had strong westerly gales the entire passage viii
heavy head sea.
Steamship Gen Sedgwick, Sawyer Galveston JAN 70 via
Kew West jl., mdse. end pass, c. II. Mallory Co.
Steamship Philadelphia, GRAHAM, MOBILE via Key West Jan
81, cotton, lc.. ID. y. Csrrington.
Steamer IAN Salvador Atkins Savannah, Garrison Allen.
Steamer staIi,h Pedrick. Wilmington mdse H. Lesry.
BARK Ahkera Ru Reichardt Msrseiles II days, mdse
order Was days the coast with heavy westerly gales
aud extremely cold weather
Bark Helena iof Sheblrne, " S., Megray, Aeoa Bay 80
DAYS wool, Boyd iIinclen.
schr Ira Lsdremer, Fuller, Baltimore days bound
for New. Bedford.
s.hr Watanga, Howard, Washington, NC nde Moray,
Ferris 60.
Schr Maggie Rel. Tikey New Haven. ice.
Schr. Miranda. Hardy. New Haven.
WIND-At Sunset, Ne, light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT on NEW-YORK.........l
Cleared.

Steamship Gen. j. X Barnes, Morton Charleston, Lyn;,.
ton, Fox Go.
Steamer Hibernian OBJ, Dutton, Liverpool via Portland
Williams Guon
Steamer Java trr.), Noodle Livel pool, z. Cnnsrd
Steamer Tarfa (Br). Lanelsnd Liverpool, Z. CGnsrd
Steamer PERT, Delaney, Mobile, l.. l.. Jones.
Steamer Washington Chichester, Philadelphia, j. Hand
Steamer Nereus, Besrse Boston. Neptune s.. Co.
Ship City Of Liverpool, Hatfield, Liverpool, Hewlett
florence.
Ship George Turner Crowel Savannah, Bacon Russell
Bark Constantine Rus Grail Cork or Falmouth iol ORDER.
Fnncb. Meincke L Wendt.
Bark Normandie FRI. Nicolas, Point au Pre QGiad)
Beetjer DeNertu.
Brig Grautudine (Aus Persia con'tan,inOpe socoveb
Smith.
Brig Cacque (Brsz), Cntra Rio Grande del Sur, JOIN
Bento
Brig Branch (Brl Gard, ST. Thomss Pension L Co.
Brig Frederick and Eugene (Frl, Gourland, Mafseies
Funch. Meincke K WeDdt.
Brig Henrietta tBr Dunsconb Bsnnuds, McColl Filth
Brig Leonard Berry tBr), Steele Bermuda. j. Harvey.
Schr 1igns Rrl, L.ockport, Curacao, j. Foukes soDs
schr. Alma Odlin. - Georgetown, ;. &.
schr. J. Story, -, Gloucester. Miller Houghon
Schr. Ca.per Lawson Snow NewIaven, : u. stannard.
schr Wellington (Br.l Benker. Hsifix D. r. DcNolG 60
schr. Tampa johnson. Savannah, 7. NJ. Mayhem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07
MARINE COuRT-PART il-FKB. e.-Pefore Juds
ArKER, and Jury

This was an action TO recover damages Tor q ma
iiou pfo,eegtion To. defendant u scale Manufacturer
and owns factory at No Nottst, near Chatham square
TIN. plaintiff VS. IN his employ for FIVE years hnd on the
Itb Nov l5 wa. arrested by HE employer for an ALLEGED
then Q: certain oo and mechabcl! Instruments The psn
m charges Ia his tha, he defendant appeared pc
Tor. ind /. VIM H. Mln.Geld aid naciousiy and without
probable cause charred the plaintiff wtb stealing tools ana
search w5rrtlt took avay tools nom hin hf'
him arrested and ,cs.d 10 three hour aud that be Wa
ored 10 give ban io $50 Tie defendant Ia BIZ answer sei
nm caus. ard want q malice. AID that hs had reason
to suspect the plaintiff There Wa much evidence s'.h a.
10 The % tue tools. Goth parties claiming them as
their own Tie rllr'f aferwaid tried before jog"
Dow Ing n the Toouts and acc Ittei Of he charse
The iury reformed verdict for 80 for the plaintiff
FNJais- rit.ulo-.r ard Gecrse i. Langesin Tor the
plainiia Ia Poice Jusiiee MouuGord aud M Hart Tor
defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07
Passengers Arrived,

In steamship Herman Livingston from Savanuuh-- Men.
hard X Baum, :. M,nhard, r. Morgan u. u. Camp, w.
H. COTE and wife. y. H. Enstein j. Sullivan p Hap q. H.
Churn Col Rogers H. Musrky, j. T. Hart, 5. Ritter,
Mi Quiard L. G. Arlidge, A. Geuim and son. r. w Tyson
D. His. }. Jenkins L. Wittomski J. Lsrdler NJ raee.
y T. Newcomoe, Human Hiram Roberts c. q. fldreth,
A. L. Gfin, A. Warner, w. Rowe }. q. Cohen. H. Man
ming n. Baldwin, Mrs Farrell, NJ CASTOR, and II In the
steeIage. 49, .
In steamship San Salvador from Ssvsnnah-G. w. Fer
u ID ~ y. Skenr Mrs. Und,Th, Gen. " {. Wayne, r.
WsiuicLe, q. A. Wright. II. NJ Mclean, T. }. Cs,well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07
COr,RT OF OYER AND TERMINER-FrB. 6-Before
Justice BARNARD.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY

Cornelius Eagan and Michael McGrath were
aced nj the bar for an assault and battery on policeman
Edward Colegrove. ,, - ,.,.;n,
Fom the evidence appeared that Cogrove was driving
vsy some in the upper part of the CITY wch us
Ionsed 10 neghbor of EaRlns and that the latter inereu
when some dicuy ensued resulting in the policeman beng
bad Y beaten. as alleged by Eagan. -. a,
aso appeared that Mc0rah assisted Eaean In beating the
officer On the part Of the defense shown that the po
cean very freely dubbed the prisoners. This Judge Bar
nard ,ded unimporant aud expressed his determna
lion TO sustain policeman while in the discharge Of the
ies and that should .ndeavor TO stop fighting IN e
streets of New.Yok il he had to hi the Penitentiay lie
then sentenced the prisoners TO one months imrrisonmeh
each in the Penisntiary ,.
The Grand Jury here into Cont with number OF IN
dcteuts among them one against Richard ;. CobnIn ior
libel o A. T. Stewart. .
Charles Marshall indicted fo burglary In the second degree
guilty attempt at burglary in the thifd degree
and was s.ntnced the Peunaty for year ana 70
nav me Of = 100, to stand committed until paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07
The Metropolitan Health Bfli-MeeiinR
OF the Chamber Of Commerce.

A meeting for the purpose of considering the
Metropolitan Health Bill was held yesterday afternoon
by the Chamber Of Commerce at their rooms corner Of
William and Cedar-sts Mr.. Jonathan Stnrgis occupy
ing the chair.
The following resolutions were offered by Nj. L C..
Cowdin and unanimously adopted:
Re,Ortd, Thattte Metropolitan Health Bill a, passed by
Tie Senate of TINS state almost unanimously comnends Itself
to good citizen, and that the cause Of philanthropy
demands it, immediate passage, without amendment BY the
House OF Assembly unenbaTassed by political inteIets OF
partisan conscientious
h<sersd The, Ibs phJheiaps named N VIZ ssid bill are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07

men of PRACTICAL knowledge executive ability approved IN
,ec;,y and nv be lolr peece In sanitary science wei
oosfed in,ei.eny and promptly to carry out the duties
which wonld devolve upon them. Al, ,...,, a..
vi ~ NetroDocap Police with It's proved efficiency ana
perc, discipline tho executive arm q, we
p,J Tint these resolutions, signed by the President
and al the Chamber be published snd that copy
he transmitted to the Governor oi Tue '''s anu "a
members of the legislature. -. - 4,
There was barely quorum OF members present. anu
the resolutions passed almost without DEBATE
No other business was transacted, and the Chamber
10 meet oD Thursday 10 hear the report OF
C3mn,ittee mon the Piers and Harbors OF the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07
DveI,iug.sIou-cs nj Auction.

james NJ. Miller yesterday morning sold at
auction on account Of executors the five and
basement hlck dwelugLouses Nos. IL. 49, 49, ~
end 100 Finh IT.. warranted 10 good order with gas
and water and modern Improvements, situated on Tue
eoub side OF Tiftn.st between First and Second ayes
asn the twosioTy, attic and basement brick house No
l3l Maais0n-st. large number Of persons we're m
attendance hut tie bidding was rather tIp~, ne u W."
bidders were IN doubt whether the present great de
mand for real estate might not meet rcNusiOn during
Tie coming year. The house first aforementioned
sold for ST. $50; The next two Tor sru and Tue othef
two Of the block for 8 2tO and g go The Madison
II. house brought $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07

Az ASSISTANT PAST0r TOR PLYMOUTH
CHrRcH-As a matter OF some interest 10 the public
it may be mentioned that Nj Ecc-aeF, on Sunday,
announced 10 bic people that an adjourned meeting
would be held on Friday evening next 10 consider the
propIeiv Of employing assistant 10 attend 20 The
pastoral work Of The congregation The question ir
one which eNciies much interest ia The Society. and
which quite variety Of views said 10 be expressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07
corRT cstFSp,Rs-FoH " roxEspAY.

SUPREME r-CmCU.T-PAhT lover anu
T,mner-Adjoarn.d without day. iAsT li:-N9s. lg.,
e. ESQ 53 40 ~ ~, s3t "a az, ~. ~ .SI -
IN ~ sA 5Bs 7gi gol PANT Il.Sos so, 90 SO 30
al s11 az s9l GO losa a. tH, lt7s 30 80 ys w
oi lC7 gia sPICIaL JsHNNof. l,p, 10, ~, 10 ~
i0 Isl iss 49, ia I;5 $50 is 100. i6l, Ie2- i65, ie',
lo3. - ,.o 80,
SUTFMoR tOrRT-PAET Nos. l5ov, l,'1'
i7,s I!-s t6,s 80 a. Hs7 le79 rs. 1898. -,9 3l1.
V4l PaRr il-Sos tq2'. 1883 $50, lltG 10 sShoi z5fV
?l7s 200 2s-a 2a1 4F2. 2a4. 1850 3fa. 80
CORR or COMMON ILEAs-PARr Mos. III
iaoa arc iva 1897 .C5 1917 ll!e. 1853 1905, 81 5li,
iI! SIS Iosn P.Gr ii-Nos 1879. 1870 li6. 1855, 400
1894 8Jg ~, il53 20. 1910. IIls, ~! 90 ll9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07
ARREST OF ALLEGED RIVER TmEvEs.-On

ARREST OF ALLEGED RIVER IHIEvEs.-On
Saturday morning last, ROundsman Baker OF the
Twenty eighth Precinct saw row-boat containing
bale of cotton lying alongside canaboat in the SIP
near Pier No. 49, n. r. With the assistance OF Oheer
Burns Of the precinct he secured The cotton ana
il was subsequently identified es the property oil MI
Edwards of No - Broadway having been stolen from
Pier No a. While locking for the owner OF Tue cotton
the roundsmsn found another boat beneath Pier No a.
containing large quantity Of rope. IlIs he at once
took possession or IL short time 1t was claimed Oy
Michael CASSIDY and Samuel Thompson, they stating
that thew owned the boat and had purchased the rope
They were at once arrested aud the boat and rope
taken in charge. Subsequently the roundsman dise0v
cred that about $50 worth Of the rope bad been stolen
from the schooner White Cloud Capt John Adams and
$40 worth from the schooner w c. Nelson, Capt joel
Ross leaving $500 worth OF good seryeeabe rope
not vet dent fed but which without doubt had beeA
stolen from one or more Of the vessels lying M the
vicinity Yesterday the prisoners were committed Tor
trIal by Justice Ledwth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07

H. Gibbe z, A. Flint J. P. Tborndike, ". st. Gsges
Tuname Charles B. Toplf Mrs. =. Halsey Ms Todd ana
two children, james A. Whitlock Miss Thomas, II. H. Ho.
wasser j. II. Baldwin, Tanal, s. NJ Smith. r. Delay D.
O. Brown II. Owens, Thomas White, X. = Kin. Ja1oes
Brodis and Thomas Bennett Mrs. Charles c. Cambridge and
Is steerage.
In steamship Virginia, from Nyerpoo-Mrs Elizabeth Ben.
nett Mrs s. PeHdeton and two children. Hrs. r. Groy
ME-: Tent Mrs J. d. Porter Mr. Kent, Mr.. and Mr. VIM
Noak. four children and nurse r. H. dc beauIem M Pos
T. Larney, and 574 in the steerage,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07
SUPERIOR COURT-TnIAL TKRn-fsB. 6-Before Justice
BARBOUR.
WILL PETROLEUM EXPLODE :
Samuel X, schiefelin Agt. Seth II. Robin

The defendant in this suit undertook 10 carry in
lighter from wharf IN South Brooklyn to wharf In WI
ainsbursh lie carried aud actually delivered barrels
but by some accident the rect took fire aud burned together
with the lighter Tie plaintiff claims that the defendant 10
liable s Common carrier. The defendant admits that he
carrier bat claims that be had completed bis contract
carrier and prevented by the plaintiff himself rom de
yeIng the remainder Of the oil Tia, Therefore 1t was at
his own rk In addition 10 this he claims that the petroleum
w, represented ~ him neXposi'e AID .Ie om ire whe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07
SUPREME COURT-sfcoYn nisrRor-FEB 6-Before
Justice GILBERT.
TUE COLES HAIEAs COnIUs CASE ~ NEW sHAfE.
Justioc Gilbert Of Kings County OIL the JIst OF

January graz tel wit cf baucfs corpus directed 70 Gen
Eufke eaufn. ham IToduc, tie body 81 charles IL 20 e.
TIE writ src;urHabr the Ign u t'tr1ry ~ th. Wy
Hall n the City Tr0okiyn. and served on Zen: hIse
Font Ipfsy.e tie IN 81 February Cen HOOKER gave
permit 90 he officer enter tie Fou o serve tho wfit
se..ary stanton ,deed Gen bute to obey iA. "ni
ard rroduc@ thc boly 81 Coles before the Court.
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