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New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
nlarble alaatels.
professional Notices.

DR J. X. NEWTON, PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN
lTor CHRONIC DISEASES viii hesl the sick without tcini
cures la most Ia few minutes Dr. Neston
la. taken the Mansion No ST. MARI place Eishths Mds
commence at 10 clock u TUESDAY MAY cortisl nvi's'
all web able to pay, without money ~'ho"
price"
CURGICAL HOSPITAL. under the exclusive care
~ OF ELWARp Al. DIXON, NJ d., Editor oil The senlel,-
soety The urs ob,cao Diseases OF the Pelvic Nseea Hernia
usnorrIols Nsoc.le Fitula and Structure once boos "o"
sto 3 to . evenings. at No ~ tnh ave.
DFTURNED.-C. ID. HAMMOND, NJ. d., ot
IL No ~ Es.s Tweaty.cyenths, NewYo formerly rSe'ss s
rsuru from Paris and retired his summer resdsscs hes's
vide Essex County, " l. eDr,,rn,rc No ptr Irv
anu tho spoell issc Of tie sexes s.eiy oy SoHssPo1o'
in ali ra.es cs.es should be plainly and fsny stated
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
Dipi0en0 Notifes.

TBr AxrRIcAR EycHhvsr EkrIossL BASx
kRw. YoaK, April 20 1905 !
4 SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE PER
n CENT he. been hed payable of Tar
eef the lst dy Nay The transfer books will be closed
The 2lr inst. and pesed on the "a Day OF Nay
f. WILSON, Cashier.
lRs CEsrRAL NATIONAL BAsK op Cry OF Ngw YoRE,
NKw.yosK, April IS, 1854.
nIyIDEND.--A DIVIDEND of SIX 10y PER
CENT profits Of tho last
months PAYABLE the ist day OF
May -
The Trnn.r Books win be eed nom May
inclusVe EENHY A. sMYTHE President.
FIpr NATION Al BAsK op JRRsRY CITY
JERSEY CITY April 49, 1856 J
nIVIDEND.-A SEMLANNUAb DIVIDEND OF
FIVE PER CENT this day been declared free from Gov.
the Of the sir months payable on
aud seI tts lat day OF Hsy neat NJ sANDfohD, cashier
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
semi1y Markets,
On LIVING Expenses IN NEw-YORK.

FRIDAY prll 21-P. M
The following Gl hsbetcal list Of artiC les, caeiully
revised eac week yes good idea of tho of living
In New little assistance tO hOusehoders in
making heir elcctoss aud purchases The Ggurcs tie
retail ~ good srs sold at Wash stcn and Fulton
Mnrkes and by the downtown grocers. taiovn dealers
and tcCe In the fashionable parts Of the city charge higher
while Of the dor houses with more Of reputa
ton oAeapHes than qualify below quotations.
are ao peddes O. stale meats an veget De both from
Le wagons and sidewalks The range necessarily great
some article due IN part 10 the quality an IN Put to the
locality weT, sold Mcsts poultry vegetable, ard fruits are
usually cheapest ia Washington Market. while esoy and Tu
oust are good down localities for purchasing groceries
BRLAD AND CRACKEkS
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K.eelpt. ID rroaaee Ye.geraag.


ST LOUIS-Steamer Mollte Able-225 SKIS oats
Lacey, Terry &co-lllS DO oSlesby Gco--lI5
do G 4 Lanman-4s6 do Ober Atwater &co-i70l
sss corn Ethel Il ThOmas-l329 do Geo Martin
sos do Hy Won Phul jr &co-765 do Cass y Dow.
jing-l50 do u ? Cobb &eo-33l 40 csk hams
5 osks bacon bbs eggs Stanard y slaybaek-ll
do 1850 bbs Hour DelBondio-2O0 DO kehlor
Updike-l30 do Horrel Gayle &co-l0O sbls pork
E Kimball &co-50 do Lamb, Qulnlan &co-50
do Martin, Dolhonde Cobb--5o do so ties lard
Jno I MOore-50 do F AYet Cambon--50o Kegs
lard 500 bbls -four 80 csEs bacon Keep y Gaulheld
3 do 20 bbs -four 20 bbls meal Perkins Jersey
| 10 bbls eggs Dorman Bruno-5 pkgs mdse 0,
j & G N RR-6 do q W Butler-9 do A Gohen--lo
bbls beans NJ Druhan-- 100 bbs lime Richards
| 20 bXs cheese Huntington Bros--l5 bbls eggs .
pkgs bntter Schneider & Zuberbier-3 corn mills
| Francke Danneel--3 separators John Phelps
| 5 bxs candles Symonds, Courtney &eo-H pkGs
tobacco Mayer Bros-4l5 bbls -four sos coils rope
| $3.50 half do S H Kennedy &Go-sundries to order
! BIINDEN-Steamer Frolie--l23 bales cotton to
| j Chaffe s. Bro-59 do W Conper-a5 do SpykeT
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ARRIVALS as the Principal hotels.

ST. CHARLES HOTEIl-J Peabody, city; NJ
] Smith, do; P Farf, Texas; j NJ Skaggs, J Mar
tin, Haskell W P a Campbell w W Wiley,
city; P Bynum, Mitchell jr, Ark; H Higbee
and wife, Memphis; w Fl Peoples, Phia; II g
Blackman, Lake Providence; Atwood, N Y;G
Poindexter, Miss; Hickey Natchez; J Look.
wood La; w Simmons; Fl Felters; S I DeFord
Jr Baltimore; w L Boyd, h Stanly, W Stanly,
Tex; A w Simmons, D Spurges, Darlington, Ca;
W Thompson, Miss; J Barnes, Ark; s E w Smith
Tenn; W r Rutherford, r F Worthington, Miss; J
r Mckinney Va; W "A Read, IberyiHe.
RECITY H0TEL-B NJ Leord, La; 8 Morehouse
Bussey, Ell Dorado, Ark; D P January, Gaia
honla; Crooks, Tensas parish; j W Willis, Frank
lin, Pa; Da L P Blockson, Catahoula, La; s @ Bains
Walden Miss; 8 NJ lilly, Liberts, Miss; R q Nc
Morris, Summit, Miss; H Trumpon, Monticello
Miss; w p Baggett, Brookhaven, Miss; H Dent
eel, city; D Griffith, Baltimore; q Ruddach, de
W Chaplain, Miss; Cole, j s Murphy, La; W J
Richardson, Hazlehurst, H F Wallace, Michigan;
G Cook and wife, Mobile; B Bennett and wife, do
D SbFeib, Mobile; Mrs Martenas and child ST Louis;
Mrs Smith do; Mr. Freeman and wife, Texas; w u
Vanersdel, Bossier parish.
ST. JAMES H0TEIl-N Chaisant La; r b Post
city; A N Craig, st Louis p T Ware Boston; A NJ
Carothers, q Murrell d Christian; T Christian,
Columbus Miss; L Kelly, Atnn; A P Beers, Ala;
DIR G w Breach and wife, Miss E Bryant, Shreve-
port; Fl M Scott, Miss Molie Rodgers, Augusta, Ga;
R 7 Briarly, Rowland, Texas; r B Duty, Walnut
Hill; j r Harrison. Shreveport; r Fl Black and
wife, r l. Hanna, Tex; J w Bryan, Bossier parish;
L Wilbur, H Van Colin, city.
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Ghe courts,
,sasss set for Trial This Day
FIRST DISTRICT oouRT.

FIRST DISTRICT ooURT.
State vs. James HanleE. ,t,r,rtb,
State VS.. Daniel sullivan and doha ~oe~l' ny
State VS.. Charles Carpenter ..-
State vs.. Ed. watts,
State vs. John Williams, ef ais
State vs. Thos. Lindsay.
state VS. Daniel Scott.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
c,,ooss;nn Of Mrs. Lueretia Wade--Cotton, Blu
rhansn & Gilmore. Roselius u Enhlips'
Succession of Francis Cirac-Iissot- Dutour.
SnSeessioh Of Mrs. II. H. Gruiz-Collens. Bur-
"i''S THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Jaguet VS.. Tragers-Bayne & GeFnon. Steele.
Naile vs. Yentress- Brewer. Hays, Adams q
Robinson VS.. De Coursey-Mix. Cutler & Haw
D. A, Mason vs., F. Maheu-Cotton, Hunting
Widow sparhawk VS.. Dalsen d Co.-Hawes s
Grant. Durant& Horner,
G. s. Lacey VS., NJ. Deceursey-La & Marks
Cutler Hawkins.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
H D. Newcomb & Co. VS.. B. P. Ethel Co
Harrison & Hunton. Lacey.
r. W. Estlin Il Co. vs.. Garland DorTis-Hynes
Gordon. Bradford, Lea 4 Finney.
]. Freeman vs.. ]. B. Valentine 4 Co,-GlaEk
Bayne. Mari & Foute.
Robert Boyd VS.. Frank Honer-Haynes' Bu
ehanan g. Gilmore.
R. S. Kirk vs. John Bower-Yan Dalsor
Dumas Freres VS.. F. Gouthier - Robert
BuissOn.
| FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. me..
G. BupIautier VS.. j. B, acknowledgements.
| Collens.
Jas. j. Jones VS.. Police Jury, parish of Orleans
right bank-Bace, Foster Il herrick Miller
| Levy.
John Quinn VS., D. Parodi-Belden. Cutler
Hawkins.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
YlIeueuve Leblanc, Jr., 4 Co VS.. Il. e. PeTroul
Grover. Castera.
Celeste Tabony vs.. Noel Savage Sambola
Ducros. Filleul.
Jules Labatut Tvs. Daniel Gillen--C. b. schmid
Ellen 8. Callnder vs.. her husband-Eivingstol
! Egan.
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Per schr Argus Eye, from Philadelphia-RJ An
derson--J Fitzgerald-E NJ Iyeus &co-Bouve &
Robinson-Atlantic ana Miss S S Ca Phillips
Hague Cummings Brown &co-R Lloyd-Arny&
B S'7 KuhneI-D Fl Holmes-E i aioton.v
Backes-Newman Gehlbach-Heyl & Giaen-P
Custar-A Rousset--F Avet & Cambon-L Maroon
TAYLOR & Churchiil-Tableman s. Peters-Scudder.
Rogers &co-G A -Wheelock, Finay &co
Martin, Dolhonde " Cobb--C A Miltenberger &co
G II Slocomb-Steyens l. Seynour-St Elizabeth
Asylum Kursheedt & Bienvehu-Pond Dunckle
Spyller 4 saEddge--L Sturteyont &co-P Paderas
j K BIaifer Nee Kearny, Blos G;co-B Nautre--
Facer &eo-G N Morison-D Hnmbrecht-H II
Hansell-Wison, Childs &eo-and order
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MISUNDERSTANDING Lillian-224 bbls flour
200 SKIS corn 200 SKIS salt so bxs starch ties hams
and sundries
ST LOUIS-Steamer Lizzie CHILD hhds sugar
1900 bXs do
BOsTON-Bark Libertad-S96 bbIs -four 6764
SKIS corn 1853 SKIS oats leo rolls leather 2l9 empty
carboys SO bds paper stock
PR0VIDENCE-Schr Anna A Rteh--l024 bales
cotton s.-
MATAMOROS- Schr Village Gem-1OG bbls flour
224 bbls whisky so bbls potatoes rs bbls onions
100 SKIS oats
NDIANoLA-schr Florida-63,oOO feet lumber
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Havana and ueensown land and embark Malls
and Pssssngers taking Cotton and agnipg bs OF ading
here through of freight henes St Petersburg
Moscow Riga, Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, Rotterdam,
tiothenburg and Havre
Storage passenger tickets BY bring
passsngersfrom Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
The port destination may either xed on signing
the bills Of lading declared by the holder of the bill
Of ladng within twelve after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus afording the Importer the choOe OF
markets,
Navigation Company Limited VIII dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
Daring the Summer:
LOUISIANA. tons p Jsmison Capsaia
MISSISSIPPI. Campbell Captain.
1887 tops,, a Finn Captain.
MISSOURI. ,........ 1854 Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. 1896 a Barron Captain.
ALABAMA. 1879 VIM L. Mesney Capt
GAMBIA 1861 II Graham Captain.
CAROLINA. lei tons. j. Herby CaptaA.
BOLIVIAN. 1898 tons. H p p Couehe oapt'
Cabin Passage to Liverpool slas sod OF equivalent
currency. o..
For rates Of freight apply 70
HUNTER, AsEEw co, Al Oarondelst street,
auguess Of goods respectfully present their
Bills Of LRdng the office pay freight obtain
livery orders for the
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Imports Reuterday.

MISUNDERSTANDING Kensingto mdse
PHILADELPHIA-Schr Argus Eye--Astd mdse
APALACHICOLA-S Steamship Fiorida-35 bbls
rogin Is bbls turpentue Post & Hobby
MOBUE-Steamer Planter bales cotton to II
Ware q Sen-4 bbls water j Syme &co-l0 bbls
oil Jno t Moore-sundries to order
MOBILE-Steamer Mary-Sundries to order
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#arine gnteIIigellre.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. % CANP STREET,
Thursday, June q, 1866
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Lillian, Olsen, for Galveston,
A Fosdick
Bark Lbertad, Bowdoin, for Boston, G Fosdick
Brig H Emery, Fitz, for Cardenas, in ballast,
Rivers & Clay
schr Anna A Rich, Ross, for Providence, GRID,
Taylor & Giffney
schr Village Gem, sellmann, for Matamoros,
sehr Florida, Adams. for Indianola, I'm Pile
Steamer Lizzie Gill, 0'Neal, for st Louis, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Kensington, Hedge, from Boston, 9Th
inst, TO Creevy, Nickerson &eo-4th district as
BIZ steamship Mexico, Pendexter, from Havana,
previously reported at Quarantine to II S
Hall &co-Sd district 43
Steamship Florida, Bakeney from Apaachicola
to Post d Hohby--lst district l6
Schr Argus Eye, Townsend 2S DAYS from PhiladeI-
phia to g A Fosdck-lst district IS
STEAMBOATS,.
Mollie Able, Carter, from ST Louis
Frolic, Reeder. from Minden,
T D Hine, Morley, from Jefferson.
Pioneer Era, Kouus, from Rowland,
Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara.
Mary, Myers, from Mobile,
Planter, Hentborn, from Mobile.
MISUNDERSTANDING Up,
Ship Lewis Henry, TegeleE, from Marssilles, 10th
March
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At 0uarantlne.

FIR bark BayonneiSe, Bdeiary, 4 days from Vera
. Cruz. in ballast to master
Br schr lizgie, Leppert from Havana, to master
Cargo, $40 bbis molasses 2S7 halfbbs do to
Butler &co
Bark p pClius from
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A dispatch from Atlanta to the Chicago Times,
dated the 18th, says;
The Loyal Georgian has never been suspended
by order Of Gen. Tilton, as was reported by dis
patch to the New York Tribune. The editor had
published ISLANDERS against Gen. Nllaon, and he was
only warned against repeating them in future. The
editor, Capt. ]. 2. Bryant, Ia the cause of much
dissatisfaction about Augusta.
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cotton A Miltenberger-7 do ] Fl Carter-l do e
Montague jr-6 bdls iron ties H Fassman-S SKIS
potatoes Bodet & Gueydan-23 do 10 SKIS onions
bales moss and sundries L SurIe-sundries to or
der-Total l6 bales cotton
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STEAMBOATS,.


STEAMBOATS,.
ST. LOUIS,
AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP oohPA
NY's BOATS
CARRYING TIE UNITED STATES DAILY MAE,
EOR MEMPHIS, CAIRO, ST LOUIS AEo
LOUISVILLE.
One of the following boats will Leave above EVERY
EVENING, from the OOmpsuy's wharf, foot OF BeDvine
street, viz:
Pauline Carroll, w. X. Arthur,
Mnry e. Forsyth, Mollie Ahie'
Atlantic, Julia,
AElssIsSIppi, j. G. Swon.
Continental olive Branch.
Ruth, Lumin@Ty,
Edward Walsh, Lady Gay,
For Freight or through tickets to all points North OF
East, appy at the cOmpany's Office, j. FITZGERALD
Agent, o, ~. ,,,, r,,,
TELEGRAPH PACKETS.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Leave EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
at P. NJ.
DOR VECKsBURG, MEMPHIS, CAIRO AND
ST LOUIS
leave New s' Orleans ar ycks1ag, Memp6 CstG@ and st.
Louis EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
Ruth,
J. A. DUBLE Master JNO, GREEEoUGH, Clerk,
LEAVES OKLEANB:
TUESDAY, May %. TUESDAY, lIgiy 2.
=. June june Is. q. July 81.
AIolIie Able,
A. ). CARTER Master N. II, CUNNINGHAM Cei~,
LEAVES new ORLEANS:
THURSDAY, MY = THURSDAY i Igiy i, &
owe Branch,
l. II. JONES Masteri K. sHALER, Clerk.
SATURDAY, Is NV q sAT G sAFtEDAY July
j js@s 4 & I 4as q
w. y. Arthur,
H. G. CARSON, Master; b. A. COUGAR, ClerE.
LEAVES HAw oELhANs
TUESDAY j Aay e e TUESDAY 5 5ay Z Z
Atlantic,
ST, CLAIR THoMMAssoN MASTER FRANK 9, SMITH,
LEAVES
THURSDAY, Nay 4 THURSDAY, June q
June a. July r.
... MIssissIppi,
j. Y. HURD, Master; N. D. CONDlFF, Clerk
LEAVES
SATURDAY, June 2. SATURDAY Jnly u
June l6. July o.
June 80. Aug H.
The above boats the day Of toe
whe they leave this post, making the round
trip in fourteen days
The thoroughly retted regardless
expense and have the old style boilers plan Of the cabins
and passage secured at the office Of the Company
l04 Common street
J. P. FITZGERALD Agent, lol Common street.
! JOSEPH BROWN, President, (e. T.rtz
JNO. N. B0FINGEE Superintendent 81 Ao"S
US, MAIL :AED TELEGRAPH PACKET
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Leaves on THURSDAY, June 2lst, at bP.n
INOK ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS vICKs-
burg, Eatcbez Baton Rouge, and all intermediate land
ings-The new and splendid passenger steamer MolliS
leave CUmpanys wharf, Of Bienyte street
]. P. FITZGERALD, Agent
lD4 Common street, opposite the City Hotel
Through tickets all Northern and Eastern cities sold at
| the Agents Office.
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FAST TRoTrING ON LONG IsLAND.--Geo Wilkes
beat Lady Thorne, both to wagon, at Union
Course on the 14th mile heats best three in FIVE,
for $1,000, in three straight heats Hme-2;27 /;
2:25; 2:25f. The time Of the second heat is equal
to any on record
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YIoKsBuRG ANp YAzoo RIVER PAoKET.
BOGUS RIVER.

REGULAR BGuF RIVER PACKET
Leaves New Orleans EVERY WE'D ESlA4' At oHFnTEG
NOB JON ES' LANDING, PRAIRIE nAG1Il ~
Thomas Landing Gum Point, Red Mouth G 9aa lice
ing and Point jeiIrrsunrh splendid Ow-wser paeheS
q w. W. niuard master leaves Har5onbuTg S;aht
FRIDAY UuUu the arrival Of the sterner Gotte FOR
or passage Rppt5 20 r. NLNB ~ ~ ss street.
o. W. Of Magazine street
ycRGIE2gs C. DENTzEI, Advertising Agent
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The Telegrarh AEenopoly.
MAMhoTH CONSOLIDATION la4 600 NILES OF
WIRE.

WIRE.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE American and West
ern Union Telegraph companies are about conelnd-
ing an agreement of union which amounts to a
consolidation Of interests. The public demand
for prompt and uninterrupted transaction Of bust
ness renders 1t indispensable to get rid of all de-
lays in checking and booking from one line TO an
other. The nav consolidation viii control and
operate over 104 600 miles Of telegraph wires COW
erng all the territory and connecting all points of
the United States from New Foundland to San
Francisco and VancouveEss Island. From the lat
ter point line, ia 600 miles to st. Petersburg, will
be done within year. Cuba and the West Indies
viii be CONTESTED, end the success Of the Atlantic
cable in August next is confidently hoped for. 1t
E to BE- regretted that the telegraph business can
not have the lively stimulus and restraint that so
faV0fably sheets every other; but at least five
attempts within the@last Ave yeara, by men Of en-
ergy and large capital, to build up and sustain q
large opposition, have sgnally failed
When the United States telegraph company had
acquired over lG, 900 miles line, the public looked
for the fruits ofopposition in reduction of rates !;
but the rates had TO be twice advanced TO enable
the business done 10 support two companies in
stead Of one. The formidable opposition being
compelled ct last to gueoumb and cell ont at loss.
The question seems settled for the present, that
the telegraph business Will not yet bear competi-
ton, and against the immense advantages of this
combination il would be useless to attempt 1t.
One company can DO all the business, and do it
cheaper than two can; for two companies, with
duplicate of Offices and employees, must double
the expense Of the aggregate business, and Gus
toners must be taxed TO meet the expense. Let
enlarged views govern this mammoth corporation,
and LET them serve the public promptly, oour-
teousy, and as cheapiy as they can afford, and the
press and public viii be satisfied.
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sHARP PRAoTIcE-A PAR Of Nes5 York
8 II1t1sAesrsn Iakea Ia and Done fortnight
before last as the express train on the Little
Miami railroad was approaching Xena, two men
entered one Of the cars aud, going to seat occu-
pied by Mr.. Randolph and a Mr.. Peck, travelling
aalesmen of New York houses, held lantern be-
fore the face of the former aud inquired in an au.
'thoritatige tone Of voice, his name and place OF
residence, to which the party addressed replied, in
the YeTnacular OF the metropolis, "Aw Randolph,
air, of New York, avn The party with the Ian
tern tapping him on the shoulder, said, You are
my prisoner, sir and, drawing out q pair Of hand.
cuffs, compelled Mr.. r.. to permit him to place
them on his wrists, Mr. r. all the time stating that
there was spEae mistake, but nevertheless submit
ting.
al this stage Of the proceedings, Mr. Peck ven
tnTed to suggeat that they had made mistake id
9fresting the prisoner, when one Of the ehevalers
pulling out a pair Of handouts and Il revolver,
informed NJ. Peck that he, too, was arrested, and
sempelled hlnto submit to the handwriting.
Several Of the passengers now inserfered, and
wanted to know what It was all about. They were
politely informed that the persons arrested were
MslLklown sMindlers, and were now arrested for
forgery recently perpetrated il New York, and
Hnat the parties afTesting them were New York de.
%ectiyes. Mr.. Randolph and Mr.. Peck were taken
IRON me train AZ 4enia, and TO the Ewing House,
Z. four geutsn
he 'aetectyes'' then searched their prisoners,
FaSlng from them sI24 in currency, two gold
watches and CHAINS, aud one diamond breastpin
and one pair q gold.rin,ned yeseIssses and tgo
Through tickets 8 New York. - =
The principal detsetiye,n the one who had
searched me prisoners and taken their valuabes,
tAen started cut to find the jail ana ailer and III
make arrangements fog the safe keeping of The
IwisoneFs, leaving the other detecdyeI 70 guard
Messrs. II. and p. 60
Nhe proprietor Of the Ewing House and other
citizens Of Xena, who were present, fhonght thew
sm elled rat, and, sending for an officer. had
the detective who was guarding the prjsouers.
arreste H. and as be failed to give any account al
himself, or 70 show any authority for arrestinc
the New York men, he was placed lie the county
Jail for fl. ether hearing.
Search was Immediately made for the other de.
tectlye, 2 bt t he was not to be found
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MERGERS expectation OF females to Washington
Territory proves poor speculation. The women
don't get married, and they talk of suing Mercer
fol damages. Looks as II the gold and silver
searchers objected to adding to the number of
q minors y in that region
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!" I 90 thro, Ugh my work y as the needle said 70
tha ldis aJy sal not till youare hard pushed y
Is the idle boy said to the needle
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FIFrH DIsTRIoD CouRr,--This court was ocou-
pied AZ day Thursday with q case of much i'm
p0rtance, entitled Kelly w. Hunstack.
The plaintiff brought suit on'a premissory note
given BY defendant in the year 1861, for a slave
purchased esa succession sale where plaintiff was
the administrator The validity Of the note was
admitted, hut defendants counsel plead want of
consideration; that at the tins I, of the purchase
the title 70 this species Of property was guaran-
9eed BY both the State and national governments,
and that those guarantees having since been swept
away, the contract of sale between the parties is
null and void Counsel for plaintiff contended that
at the time of sale the title to the property was
undispnked that it was delivered to the purchaser
in accordance with the terms Of the purchase /;
that It was ID his posseEsion at the time of the
emancipation decree, and that therefore the loss
must fall On him, as plaintiff was in no way re-
sponsible ior the fortuitous events that dispos.
aessed him in his title,
Tho arguments pro and con were both able and
interesting the defense being eonduetedby Messrs.
Aann aud Muse, while Messrs. Burgess 4 CLANCY
and J. Q. Fuqua appeared for the plaintiff. The
jury failed TO agree upon d verdict
TBatou Rnur,a A dyorafA
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WATERING PLACES.

SEA SHORE LINE.
WATERING PLAuEs-BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS
w Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi aud Ocean Springs
The elegant aud very fast low pressure steamer
CameliA,
a, p, BOARDBAE, Mastor,
VIII hereafter continue her :rips as follows:
MONDAYS. * O'clock A. NJ Pontehar.ratn r R. Train
TUESDAYS, 9o'eloek A II, o.,
THURSDAYS 9 o'clock AN q,
SATURDAYS, o'clock P n, o..
Returning viii leave Ocean Springs on
SUNDAY EVENING.
MONDAY EVENING
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
FRIDAY MORNING
All freight intended her should properly labeled and
addressed paen direction got At the office 9th
company and semitic The Ponteharaln Railroad Depot Ore
hear before the passenger trains.
The above trips and departures will be regularly made IN
less prevented BY bad weather low water
On SATURDAY positively freight viii be received after
}oGlock train.
For further information apply
COHEN N. SOFIA, 10 oarondses street
. FOR THE WATERING PLACES
Leaves every TUESDAY the arrival A Pouchar-
train Railroad train for Paaoagoula and way andtugs
every THURSDAY for Ocean Springs and way landings
and every SATURDAY at 4 p n. Pontehsrtrain Railroad
train, for PascaRoua and all landings.
EOR THE WATERING PAACES-THE
splendid low pressure passenger steamer
Creole,
CHARLES WALKER, Commander
viii leave above For freight passage apply to
LEACH L PERKINS,
corner of Gravisr and CArondelst streets.
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