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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuuST-ln BANKRUPTCY.
Motion 10 Oppose the Discharge Of n Bank.
rupf.

Motion 10 Oppose the Discharge OF a Bank.
Before Judge Blatchford.
In Tie Matter Of Robert C. Rathbone.-In this
case counsel was heard to oppose the discharge
of the bankrupt, on the greuad that in his peti.
tion and schedule he had concealed property and
withheld statements in reference to certain pro.
perty which he alleged belonged to his wife, and
that he was thereby, as alleged, guilty of false
swearing on that subject; that he was wilfully
gmty OF false swearing in reference to house
property in fhirty-frst street, in Twenty.fifth
and Sixty-third streets. This property had been
conveyed to his wife, and further allegation was
reference to the time and manner of the convey.
anoe OF tins house property to his wife. There
were also policies of insurance on his life, and he
swore that he had no policy of insurance on his
proof could be given that the bankrupt was in re-
ceipt of more than $4,000 of an annual income
from various sources, that he paid no rent, and in
his schedule the only property he returned was
the estimated value OF his wardrobe, which was
about SlO0 Counsel for the bankrupt being
heard in reply, stated that the case had been mis-
represented TO the Court by counsel for the OPP
posing creditor-the only opposing creditQr-to
such an extent that he would not know
1t to be the case of his client except
only by the introduction OF the names
paiaded before his Honor. He was in position
TO satisfy the Court that the property IN Thirty
first and Twenty-ffth streets had been purchased
by Aaron II. Rathbone, and presented and con-
veyed TO Julia Rathbone, the wife Of the bank
rupt. This Aaron Rathbone was brother to the
bankrupt and had been in California, and on his
return TO New York he purchased those proper
ties snd conveyed them to his sisterin-law; that
the policy OF insurance on the life of the bankrupt
had been effected by his wife; that she paid the
premiums on that policy as they accrued due OUT
of her own pocket and from her own income, and
he was sure no one would dispute her right and
prudence in eifectng an insurance on the life other
husband. Whatever property she possessed was
wholly and solely her own in her own right, some
OF 1t since 1854 !; that Robert Q. Rathbone never
was partner in the house of Rathbone Brothers
~ Co., and the only interest he derived from that
firm was salary of about 50 900 year paid to
him for his services in the capacity of a clerk.
He stated emphaticaly that the entire prosecu-
tion had its origin and proceeding in malevolence
and vindctive feeling on the part Of the opposing
creditor. Judge Blatchford took the papers and
shortly after adjourned the Court. Mr.. Hedman
counsel Tor the creditor, Mr.. White for the bank
rupt.
PETITIONS FILED.
Bernhard Rudolph, New York city. Referred
to Register Fitch.
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GEOLOGICAL CURIOsiTY.-A geological curiosity
lately found at Galesburg ILL.,, is thus described by
the Free Press :lmagine the foot OF giant enclosed
In a moccason, the leather partially torn away and
All turned to solid stone and the reader has an idea
OF the curiosity. The length Of this gigantic pedal
extremity is sixteen and one-haf inches: breadth
across the ball OF the foot six and one quarter inches
and il weighs twenty-five and onehalf pounds.
The petriaction was discovered in a bed Of soap
stone But whether IL once formed the foot of some
antediluvian gigantic specimen OF humanity, or
whether IL il one OF those curOusy shaped accden-
tai formations OF rock in which this country abounds
we leave the skilled goOlogst Co explain. hut that
It very closely resembles the human foot all viii
knVN.ed~e
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Several Persons Killed and n Number Injured.
IErom The Evening Telegram nf xcsierdaxl

Several Persons Killed and n Number Injured.
tfrom the Evening Telegram Of ycsterdayl
BosroS, April 25, 1865.
An accident occurred yesterday on the Vermont
Central Railroad, by which the up afternoon mail
train collided with a down freight about a
mile above Bethel. Thomas Hazard, baggage
master, was killed in jumping from the train
Mr.. Webster, engineer Of the freight train, was
fatally scalded, and Charles A. Evans, express mes
senger, was badly Bruised and the engineer OF the
mail train was also badly hurt In Jumping or.
Some of the passengers were also bruised, but not
dangerously.
According to the explanation given OF the nc.
cident both the conductor and engineer OF the
mail train and the station agent at Bethel were
notified by telegraph that the mail train should wait
AT Bethel until the freight train arrived The collision
occurred on q curve, and neither engineer saw the
other train until within few feet OF each other.
Both engines we're badly smashed There will be a
thorough investigation at once.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL Is, 1858.
CLEARED

CLEARED.
Steamship Cordoya (Br), Couch, London-Howland As
rinwall.
Steamship Europa (BrN Craig, GLASGOW Henderson Bros.
Steamship Lodona, Hovey, Havana &C Mallory Co..
Steamship George Washington Gager New Oreans-H
steamship Gen Grant, Quick, New Orieans--samuel
Stevens.
Steamship Flag, Baxter, Fernandna-Isaac Roberts
Steamship San Jacinto, Atkins, SavannahW Garrison
Steamship Huntsville, Crowell. Savannah-R Lowden.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charlesson-H Morgan
Steamship Emily souder Lebby, Charleston-wheeler
Linnard.
Steamship Albemare, Lawrence Norfolk, City Point and
Rchmond-N l. McCready.
Steamship Knight Denly, Georgetown, DC-Phillps 4
Brown.
Steamship Franconia Sherwood Portland--J Ames.
Steamship Neptune. Baker, Boston-W Clyde
Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford-Ferguson
Wood.
Bark Pallas (Br, Biddle Belze-Josiah Jex
Wendt
Bark Cordelia Wells, Cardenas-G G Young & Co. ,e
Brig Sunburst, Ortenlop, Cork for orders.
Brig Venus (Br Pinkey, Gibraltar for orders-George
Buley.
Brig Lone Star tBr), Kennedy, cardenas via Nuevitas
Brig F Pension (Br), Burgess, Windsor Ns-Peniston
CO.
schr Adelaide CBrl Taylor, St Kitts-Penson Co. s..
schr Southern Gross (B, George, HafaxCrandall Um-
schr Helen NJ Rowley, Rowley, Mobile-N McCready 4
Co.
schr Magellan, Midget, St Marys Ga-Tupper Beaqe
Sc,r Schr Afwo,cd' Higgins Ghareston-hW Loud Co.
schr Holmes, Ireland, Washington, NC-Thomas 4
Holiness
Schr Idella Small Robbins Bamore-M Bedell
Schr Ida L. Bearse Boston-S W Lewis & Co.
Schr Palladium, Ryder, New Bedford-Ferguson Wood
schrJ Freeman, Eldridge, New Bedford-Ferguson 4
sloop Emily, Alien, Bridgeport.
Steamer Josephine Thomson Moore, Baltimore.
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SAILED

Steamships City OF London, City Of Limerick and France
Lverpool Cordova Londonj Europa, Gasgow Circassan
Bremen Lodona Havana; Geo Washington and Gen Grant
New Orleans Flag Fernandna; Huntsve and Jacnio
Savannah Champion, and souder. Charleston VIM
clyde, Wilmington, Ec Ahemarle, Norfolk Empire Ales
andria, y & Knight, Georgetown, DC; and others.
Wihd at sunset NE.
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Marine Disnsfers.

SniP WTsTERN CHEF (Br), Gilmore, from New York for
Montcvldeo before reported lost driven the English
Bank EO cate Ortod and abandoned by captain
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MEDICAL woNDER-HYArr's LIFE BALsAM.

Rheumatism, neuralgia and gou In the worst stages;
scrofua kings evil erysipeas old ulcers and the worst
cases OF diseases of the blood debility liver complaint
kidneys salt rheum &C., &C. certainly by
this sovereign purifier.
Hyas Life Balsam cured Mr.. Joseph Mclaughlin of
curia scrofua after had destroyed part
eaten holes entirely through the OF the mouth He
then S67) residing in Phpsbug N j. The physician had
abandoned the case and his friends thought him dying
state when his brother advised him ny the Life Basan
one bottle of which enabled him his bed
to this city.
In one month he entirely cured. Inquire at 13 Fifth
Hyatts Life Basnm perfectly cured Mr.. William Springer
lS Broome street, of nammatory rheumatism
charactee that he became deranged. lie could lift
hand to his head and confined to his bed during
months.
The Life Balsam has been by public during IS
years. and these two out of hundred thousand
II has cured
1t is a certain curative for fstua all curable cases.
Principal depot 246 Grand street.
Sold by druggists. 81 bottle, six bottles for Y5
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MY OWN CASE.
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS CURED IN HALF



CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS CURED IN HALF
AN HOUR.
On Saturday night, the 18th instant, seized with
attack OF congestion of the lungs during absence
easiness in left lung but being actively engaged both day
and night had not time" apply remedial agents When
seized felt though red hot knife piercing and cut
ting 1ung breathing hard, short with each
This extended lungs, chest back and shoulders
and with cough neuraflc spasms, long and sharp
procured several bottles OF Ready Relief had applied
thoroughly, pentfy chest spine shoulders,
few minutes the skin became redeemed and heat
was felt my lungs chest then pcrspration broke
out and all pain ceased breathing became easy cough
oosened subsided and in half calmly
as though no pain had EXISTED to occasion the least alarm
used up three fifty cent bottles BY applying thus freely
the great principle OF counter irritation secured,
and all tendency to Inflammation withdrawn the surface
Had not these been adopted promptly morning
would have been suffering with pneumonia
fammation the This principle
all where there Inflammation
the liver stomach bowels kidneys
tenn. II there suffering with congestion Of
the lungs other this simple treatment
half relief
In where Inflammation Congestion has existed for
several hours, take six of Railways Pills. grind them to
POWDER and give In II they
half hour hour repeat the dose, and ths with the
Relief will the worst have persoss seized
with Bilious Typhoid and Fever and Ague by this of
treatment Let the judicious try it.
In cases OF CHRONIC COUGI, BRONCHIrS, ULCERATED
LUNGS DC, Railways Sarsaparla Resolvcnt should like
wise be used. This remedy the purifier of tho
Bos Sores Pustules, Pmpes, Botches, Black Spots ac
give trial. few doses will make the blood rich, and
JOHN RADwAY,
No. 81 Maiden Lane, New York.
by
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NEW sONG-To AN OLD TUNE.

A NEW SONG-TO AN Old TUNE.
By Alamp Post.
o give me quick that d. r. s.
OF which so much ia said,
For have lately learned IL means
Davfd's Prize Soap, when read.
o listen while sing its praise,
Now spreading far and wide;
'Tis rushing like mighty Hood,
And nausht can stem the tide.
'Tis overwhelming In fts stride
All humbug soaps now sold,
By of the simple fact
That Honesty Is bold.
Yes, Honesty is always bold
Enough to grapple Wrong;
And Virtue, Honesty and Power
To ID. z. s. belong.
Then HE you swift away at once,
And see that you possess
That precious gem called David's Prize,
The Famous ID. r. So
IT'S SOLD BY GOOD GRoCERs EVERYWHERE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

- =" HIGHLY IMPORTANT-HOW TO USE
n. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF to Cure Congestion
of the Lungs.
Few people really understand tho great importance Of
applying RAILWAYS READY RELIEF in attacks OF
acute disease.
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,hanutItTs aNI Gas FEtUos Nf0n7oe IlJ0Es,
&C. ac., 10 proportion.
E.V HhU. ,HWOUr & co,
ass 4s0 and and 492 Broadway coraer Of Brooue street,
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than the highest of the Himalayas. Indeed
no one dreams of exploring the ever-bla7-
ing volcanoes of the Antartic Ocean, though
the South Pole is seven hundred miles be-
yond them. However, the Royal Geograph-
ical Society may be kinder than the press
and we shall not be surprised to find that
q steamer or two are sent to explore this
Utopia of the north. Certainly, as its seems
no one has ever set foot on Kelletts Land,
and the geographers fret at the notion OF its
lying there unvisited. The whale hunters
think it is chilly, uncomfortable, and val
ueless place; but this does not at all quench
the spirit of men like Captain OSBORN, who
come of the same stock as those daring old
Elizabethan adventurers who made their
way into the remotest lands.
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The Regions ,,f the Pole.

The bold Arctic explorer, Captain SuERAnD
OSBORN, has met with little encouragement
from the English press in his endeavors to
get up an expedition to view the continent
on which, according to the latest received
doctrine of navigators in England. the
North Pole is situated. The axes of the
earth, he is told, are hidden from mortal
ken. Even astronomy cannot conjecture
yet, whether they are surrounded by con-
tinents, open sea, or by icebergs towering
towards the pole-star to a greater altitude
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cent. of all the retail tobacconlsts oelons I"
anv other nationality. The Irish now engage
in the tobacco trade.
"A general railroad law Is the subject
which most agitates the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture. 1t was the cause of the "dead'iock" IN
the House, Of which we spoke few days
since. The proposed measure authorizes any
persons to form q company and build rail-
road wherever they see fit. The Republicans
of the State are committed to the policy and
there is every reason to believe that the law
will be enacted. While thers are confessedly
some serious objections to the plan, it has
also many advantages. Railroads IN most OF
our States have come to WELD power that IS
not always for the public good, md that ID ut
any rate of doubtful effect on our politics. Ii
competing lines can be established where
there is enough business to pay for both' TINS
undue influence will be destroyed by their mu-
tusl antsgonism, while the public will stand
much better chance of being properly serves,
The Paris wits have not done yet with
Marshal Neil, who sought the other day 10
prove that the forced celibacy to which the
army is subjected for six years greatly coDtrl-
butes to tho general welfare. He denied that
the marriageable girls in France had any rea-
son to complain that the conscription deprived
them Of eligible husbands. He laid down that
the young mon rejected by. the military boards
of inspection as unfit for soldiers, through the
loss Of one eye. Of several teeth, other BODILY
;rHrr,;t;aa and weaknesses OF constitution,
were notify reason Of these disadvantages un-
ft for marriage. Never perhaps in a French
assembly has marriage been 30 severely reduc-
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the species. Can ons armed one-eyed
young man produce healthy childrenF Yes'
SAYS science. The question is then settled,
and what have the young girls to complain OF
Such is the argument Of ldarshal Neil. Man
is a reproductive animal AMI nothing more.
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XITANTED.-EX-CON SOL
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WHITE SERVANT WANTED IN A
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