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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,, I
Tuesday, September n, 1870. }
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schooner Mary Emiley Martinez, for Mobile

UA6Ak6U x6NT66UA1.
Schooner Mary Emiley, Martinez for Mobile
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship W Hewes, Bourne from Indianola and
u galveston, to c Whitney &cO-lst district 8
Ship Rochester, Walker IS days from Cardiff, Wales
to Meeker, Knox &cO-Point
Ship Idaho Murphy, from Cardiff, August 6, to
master-Gretna
York, to Geo Fosdick &co-ath district Al
Bark OsWingo Roberts, GA days from Liverpool, to
Lowell Baey-Point
BARK st Peter, Bartlett 30 days from New York, to
Geo A Fosdick &co-lst district
Bark Isabel, Fourapino; days from Havana, to
FatjO, Marks &cO-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Richmond Green from St. Louis
J. r. Kellogg Townsend, from St Louis
Bart Able, BarancO from Bayou Sara.
VS. Pike Brown, from Bayou Sara.
Carrie Converse Rea. from Jefferson.
Flicker, Aucoin. from Thibodaux.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile
Robert Lee, Cannon, from Cairo.
TOwBOATs.
Wabash Melville, from the Passes-Went down
hght-Brought up ship Idaho and barks St
Rochester, Germain, from the Passes-Towed down
lishtcBrought up ship Frank Thayer and
bark Oswingo
Philip, Caldwell, from the Passes-went down
lisht-BrOught up ship Rochester
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, from New York
18th instant, to Low L Lulwigsen-2d district
srEAMBOArs.
c. H. Durfee, Aiken, from Shreveport.
Frances. Blakeslee. from Mobile.
Rose Franks, Enderlee, from Lower Coast.
Pretender PetibOne. from st Martinsvilie.
Southwestern, Jacobs (new) from Louisville.
IMPORTS.
MOBILE-Schooner Mary Emiley-121l bdls iron
ties 80 Lhds sugar
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BOARDING..

DOARDING.-GOODB BOARD AND ROOMS Ry
ID the Day, Week or Month Also, a fine suite Of
rooms, without board, might be obtained, at the
fine residence ~ Rampant street, between Canal
and Common streets. Bathroom at the service of
the boarders. wv VI
Also No. l COOK wanted. soos INT
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THE NEW DIRECTORY FOR 1871

FTNHE NEW DIRECTOhf FUR 1871
Will be issued in due time and we caution the peo-
pie of New Orleans against giving aid or counte
nance to any and all directory experiments, and
urge their support to the Regular. official and
Standard New Orleans Directory for the past fifteen
wears issued by Charles Gardner, and now by the
Southern Publishing Company. BY so doing they
will secure work that can be depended upon aud
one every way worthy OF our great city.
To ADVERTISERS As the Directory is a stand
ard book of reference throughout the year and pc
rused by hundreds of thousands of citizens
strangers, and men Of business it is the cheapest
advertising medium that exists Just think of the
number of people who use tie Directory in one day
a: one of our prominent hotels and then consider
it's utility and value as an advertising medium for
Merchants, Manufacturers aud Business Men OF
every class.
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Commercial Place New Orleans.
Publishers Of Mobile, Memphis, vicksburg Louis
Vile anu 81. Louis City Directories etc.
RICHARD EDWARDS,
sea I'm Managing Director.
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STEAMBUATS.
THE LAKE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
MOBILE AND NEW ORLEANS LINE UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
For Vaudeville, .Lewisburg, jacksonville
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

For Vaudeville, Lewisburg, Madis0nville
and CovingtOn.
~ The elegant and very fast low
pressure side-wheel United States
IlNHs mail steamer
pE3tSllSl2s4 ABITA,
Captain MILLER,
Will leave as above on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS,
at ten A. N. train; TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS, at three Z. N. train Re-
A. NJ, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at six A. NJ, and
Jacksonville WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS at eight A. ii.
Positively no freight received after departure Of
the train preceding that Oh which the boat leaves
The above trips will be regularly made unless
prevented by bad weather or low water.
The Abita will for the present 80 to the Old Land
ing on the Tchefuncta river.
COHEN M. oORIA,
SEES Inn IS and 70 Union street.
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BATON ROUGE.

BATON ROUGE,
HA@r~ h New Orleans, Coast and
~ 44tz=aSSN Baton Rouge semweekly passen.
1SI5iH8 ger packet
ST. JOHN.
W. X. GRKATHoUsE, "A CoMsrocK
Master, | CLERK
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. M.
and SATURDAY at p NJ; leaves Baton Rouge
THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS. con'ino
down the coast below Donaldsonville in DAYLIGHT
Fridays and Mondays
E. o. MELANCON Agent
mh3 as Old Tevsa &c.
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STEAMSHIPS.

FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
~k The steamship
&M@4E% SHERMAN,
H. s. QUICK, Commander.
Will leave her wharf, foot Of Jefferson street, ON
WEDNESDAY, September %, at P. NJ.
This steamer has superior accommodations for
passengers.
Cabin Passage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SteeraSe IdSSape .-..................... 30
Bills Of lading signed through to Liverpool, Glas.
Cow and Bremen
Through Tickets for First Glass and Steerage
Passengers for Liverpool and the Continent, con
Meeting with GuiOn's Line of Steamers, sailing
from New York every WEDNESDAY.
For freight or passage, apply to
Low LUDWIGSEN,
se22lw No. 100 Common street.
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40 prizes, amounting ESQ, 400
Whole Tickets, $50 shares in proportion.
Prizes pay ble without deduction.
Orders to be addressed to
CHARLES T. HOWARD,
Lock box 692, PestOfice, New Orleans
Send postofice money order, or register your let.
ter. ie
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DOARD AND ROOMS

ID to do 20, may secure pleasant rooms aad sstis
ectery board FOR the approaching season or for \
snort period, IN that elegant residence No. 3l3 c.
Apply On the premises. "a -;
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FOR NEW YORK.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
Comprising the 6rst-class steamships
CRESCENT CITY. Captain George l. Norton.
SHERMAN. Captain Miner B. CrowelL
GENERAL MEADE. ........ Captain A. W. Sampson.
UNITED STATES. Captain A. Blanchard
WESTERN METROPOLIS. 90. Captain H. s. Quick.
EMILY B. SOUDER. ...............C captain -.
E> COMPRISING THE FIRST.CLASS
&IRE@ Steamships
The steamship
GENERAL MEADE,
A. W. SAMPSON, Commander.
VIII leave her wharf. foot of jefferson street, on
SATURDAY, October /. at 5P. N
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers.
Steerage Passage. .:........:............. =
gov and Bremen. Through tickets for frst-class
and steerage passengers for Liverpool and the Con-
tinent, connecting with Guions Line of Steamers
sailing from New York every Wednesday.
For freight or passage. apply to
Low LUDWIGSEN,
No. 1870 Common street.
The steamship CRESCENT CITY will follow,
leaving on SATURDAY. October g. at P. M oc20 ly
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OPELOUSAS.
NaMs~ b. FOR OPELOUSAS, WASHING
LII AzAzS> ton, Fort Barre, and all landings on
SEs:zzGEun&8 the coast, Atchafalaya River and
Bayou COurtableau-The Light
draught steamer.
j. G. BLACKBOARD.
". burton, master. j. B. Schmt, clerk
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, at SPIN
Leaves Washington for New Orleans eyerv
SATURDAY. at II NJ
The J. G. Blackford connects at Simsnort with
steamer Paynswick, and at ChurchvilIe with Jennie
Citizens Through bills ading given.
Bills against steamer J. G. Blackford will mt ha
paid without written order from the captain W.
The j. IT, Backford, when the water is too low
will connect with steamer Maggie P.
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Be sure and ask for tickets via Louisville and the
Ohio and Mississippi Railway, for sale at all prin-
cipal ticket Offices in the South and in Louisville at
the General Office of the Company, corner Fourth
and Main streets also at Gait House and Louisville
line and willard Hotels.
N. B.-Tickets to Cincinnati and points East, via
this line are good On mail line steamers, and Mail
line tickets are good On this road.
CHARLES E. FOLLETT,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, st. LouiA
J. l. Crossword,
General SupeEhtendent, Ct. Louis,
THOMAS D0RWu,
jysh 0saakal SeutAsn AGENT, LeuiavnlA
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IMPORTS,
EXPORTS.

MOBILE-Schooner Mary Emiley-l2.l bdls ir,
ties % Lhds sugar
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THE NEW JERSEY DEMOCRACY.

The nintlock democracy In Hudson county seem
bent on handing over the party as prisoners OF war
to the republicans. The nominations made thus
far. with the exception OF The c0roners, are
most conducive to this end. The county has
been democratic, and yet with the Cleve.
landGafney combination there is no more
hope of carrying the Fifth Congressional district
than Of attaching Staten Island to Communipaw
Amid all the corruption OF the ''rings,r however,
which have held the district rs in vice. it is hope
mi TO see the upheavas OF the Young Democracy
everywhere the last resort 10 the party. On
Saturday night the Eighth ward OF Jersey City,
which IL justly styled the banner ward OF the
county. chimcd in It's adhesion to the Young
Democracy. Half OF the Seventh, Ninth and Eleventh
wards also reported for duty' while Hoboken,
winch first raised the nag at Odd Fellows Hall,
leads the van. In Newark upwards or 800 men
In the ranks; AMI with such combination OF the
brains and honesty OF the party the Young DemOcra-
cy Is certain carry at least naf of the Assembly
districts la Hudson. The only candidate vet
nominated ny tins party Is Eneas Fitzpatrick
FOR Congress Meetings VIII be held during the pre-
sent week for the purpose OF considering the n0nli-
nation OF sheriff and members OF the Legislature.
TIE nominees for cororcra regarded as efficient
men, AMI 40 opposition VIII be made TO them. The
feeling among the Young Democracy il so intense
ing state OF things. The hrst act or Il republican
Legislature II regard to jersey City would be the
abolition Of The commissions by which the city il
punderod and oppressed. These commissions
actually control the primary elections through
agents paid ont Of the city taxes, and those whose
business IL 10 protect the public peace become the
active agents Of thc ring ana me most violent
promoters OF the disorder at The ballot box. The
new law regulating elections wll however, give
great relief by opening the doors or an industrial in
stituiion IN Trenton 10 some OF this class.
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TEX Law COURTS FOR OCTOBER.

United sstafes Circuit ara District Courts.
Judge Benedict vii, begin sitting in the United
States Circuit Court on the third Monday of this
month TO try crlnina, causes.
In the case which William Gilbert is charged
With altering and negotiating United states
Treasury bonds Commissioner Belts has re-
served his decision on motion made by the de-
PENDANT to dismiss the ground that the prosecu-
ZION had not sufficiently identified the notes IN
question.
Morris Price, the person charged before Commits
sioner osborn with having smuggIe q SIX cases OF
CLASHES into this port, has been held III So, 600 bail 10
appear for trial.
Judge Ba.chiord VIII begin sitting III the United
states District Court on Tuesday.
BUSINESS IS rfiE CIVIL COURTS
From present Indications the business or the
courts OF law for the present month promises TO be-
more than usually heavy.
In the supreme, Superior and Common Pleas
Courts the calendars arc crowded with cases. The
OF three judges, which 1t has gained under the new
charter Is now IN splendid working order. anu its
judges evince the disposition to push business ahead
As rapidly rs possible.
The following are the assignments OF judges for
The term
In the Supreme Curt Judge Ingraham viii hold
the Oyer and TerDiner ana circuit Part /; Judge
sutherland viii preside at Circuit, Part 2: the
Special Term for enumerated motioss viii be held by
| lndRe Barnard and the Chamber business will lio
| attended To by Judge Carlo2o.
In the Superior Court the General Term win bt,
| held by Judges Mcneil, McCnnn and Jones: Special
Term ny Judge Jones; Part l, Trial Term, by Jud2
Barbour, and Part ., friA. Term by Judge freedman
| In the Common Pleas, General Term Will be held
by Chief Justice DAILY, and Judges Loow and Larre-
Term, by Judge Van Brunt and Part by Judge
Joseph +. DAILY.
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which has inflicted upon their widows and other re-
natives losses which must ever be deplored.
AUSTRIA.

The Speech Of the Emperor she Opening
nj the Rcirhsrnfh.
The Austrian Rcichsrath was opened on the nth
OF September, and the following Is The address, from
the tnrone:-
have called You together for the discharge of I'M
porlant duties. WINE sanguInaly contest is
spreading devastation over vast territories IN this
quarter of the world our empire enjoys tse nlesa-
lngs OF peace and this peaceful character OF our for
elgn relations VIII serve abOye all TO place rae con-
stitnonal institutions Of the state upon firm foan-
datlon. towards the end OF last year The regular
discussions OF The Lower House experienced some
interruption. In order 10 remedy this and ut tne
same tilne 10 give to all parts OF The empire OPP
Porsuhty OF expressing their wishes thought
IL my uuty rs sovereign TO order new elections
! ieel special satisfaction at seeing you assembled.
know that tle Upper ana the Lower House
sentiments Tor Austria. w not ascribe Il 10 Il
want OF patriotism that still miss the presence OF
tne representatives OF Bohemia; bnt must al the
more deeply depiore this SINCE Tie government IN
dclatgaby eXcrts i.set. amid the serious and mo-
incntous events OF the present time, 10 lead opos
ing elements to co-operasc IN constitutional iabogs.
and because ain impressed with the urgent neces-
SHY OF bringing the internal organization OF the
empire to prosperous conclusion. IL VIII De the
duty OF the government TO invoke all legal remedies
Tor the purpose OF securing 20 the Kingdom or Bohc-
with all possible speed lis partlc,pation in these
Important iabors. 10 VIII ne The duty of The egns-
rath to discuss, In aapirt OF moderation the justice
tional basis upon which The individual wants or
every race may be satisfied In a manner compatible
with the nrerogatyes or the monarchy. 4s
Inc speech proceeds to ennlneratc tue several mat
ters to DE dealt Win by the Observation-Disclosures, the
election OF delegations; the settlement OF the rei
lions between the Catholic Church and the state,
which has become necessary through tho abrogafiOn
oil the COncordat hitherto existing with the i,apal
See, respecting which bis VIII be introduced by the
governments the completion OF the leglsiatory abors
respecting tho procedure In civil ana criminal law
the reform OF the universities the examination OF the
financial estimates, the solution or economical ones
tons, and finally. bills sanctionng administrative
steps already taken by reason Of their urgency The
Emperor concluded:-''May thnt power ana strength
which are ongendered by concord spread from your
snch course AS VIII promote liberty, prosperity
anu honor for every race and country OF The common
EMPIRE
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T. q e. Z p T. 9 q Z.
PGLETlCs IN NEW YORK.
Republican smasy,-Up i'm the Thirty -nrs: Dis
Iric

Republican SmaslI-Up i'm the Thirty first Dis
tricf.
The Dunkirk Advertiser concludes a report OF the
proceedings OF the Republican Congressional Con-
yention In the Thilty-first (Fenion's district with
the following remarks:-
Such were tie proceedings OF the convention, and
such the results OF y two days. 1zZle-an adjourn
ment prior % a roll call, anu profitable harvest Tor
the Chautauqua House. The more prominent
features were the interest manifested by Senator
Fenton in conserving 10 be the guiding and reSpon-
sibe head OF the sheldon faction, the contesng ofthe
Second Cattaraugus district, as wei as the Frt ana
the decidedly smcwd move by Sheldon TO Withdraw
II sessions would, thus going before the people with
record as q .'pcaccmaker'' and a plausible argu-
ment that his opponents refusal 10 Withdraw
placed upon Sessions and freed himself IRON me
stigma OF creating tie muss inevitable II each
continued as O candidate. Sessions answer
however, was well calculated TO parry the thrust,
and In some measure succeeded. AZ 10 the
final result we prefer not TO prophecy. A peoples
movement, - eInanating from the Sheldon side Is
not an lmposslDilitY, hut hardly probable Had the
Wednesday morning a double nomination was APP
parently inevitable, The lapse OF time may
bring healing on its wngs-and may not.
The most favorable symptom or return
ing reason Is this:-The principle OF as
nearly equal balanced parties as possible was gene
rally recognized, and that TO have a nomination
equivalent to an election is bad for any party and
sure 10 engender mischief. A goodly number also
believe thar the only permanent method practicable
feat them Tor successive elections Then they can
come together decenty and In order ana not be
entitled 10 the appcllation Of wasps, now so appr0-
pirate.
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PaEIgiCsL NOTES AND CONTENTS.

Town elections IN Connecticut today.
Il. \. stevens has been endorsed an independ-
cnt candidate FOR Congress from the Illinois Fifth
district.
$. D. Hastings Is the temperance candidate for
Congress from tie Wisconsin Second district.
Ex-senator wilkinson, OF Minnesota, is on the
trade candidate in the Second Congressional dis.
trict.
The candidates for The Indiana senatorship in
place OF Mr.. Morton are General Gresham, who is a
candidate for Congress in the First district, Judge
Orth. General Nelson, Minister to Mexico and Col.
onel Cumback
Tie reported nominations Of EZur II. Prindle
for Congress In the New York Nineteenth district
and of Giles w. H0tchKiss in the Twenty sixth dis
trict are incorrect. The conventions have not been
held.
William H. iiampert Is named rs the probable sue
cessor OF W. II. Kelsey In the New DIRK twenty-five
Congressional district.
James Speed, Attorney General under Lincoln. has
accepted the republican nomination FOR Congress in
the Fifth l4ousyile) district.
Thomas q. Ayord, or syracuse. aud A. X. Parker
president OF the Woodford anu Hartmann Club.
opened the campaign at Potsdam last Wednesday
evening.
Illinois.
New refrain from the Custom House--'Sce the
Conkllng Hero Gomez
The democrats or the Third Illinois district have
nominated John Charles Belts for Congress. vii
liam shannon has been nominated by the democrats
for SiSie Saiat0y " the Freep0ri district.
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prices were steady and arm .. former quotations with only
moderate oHerngs There sold 1l50 hhdr. IT yhSc
05c. for Cubs and Porto co also 2lO boxes part not
~ kc Refined was moderately active At BIKE,
and lie. Ehc; for yellsx We .,s oots s: :.
70 Good rar ssanips. sc se GOOD e prime rsanns
s,ss s.c; fr. @ ssoa grocery ioc lo..e P5,me e
&C. c.; molassss (hhds and boxesl SIC: Ice meiado,
Sc. &c. Eavana-Boxes Dutch standard, Nos 70 Sc
.ilAe. DO, tots, 1855. 1875; DO 70 20 isas
grades, eaac gse.; de- grocery grades, ioc llhc.
sEEDs-We heard OF further sales o! clover which
NAMED dull and nominal At - 22] gold duty paid no
sales were reported
srEARisr.-Tae marke, was dull. but unchanged. rho
l9c. .
TALLow quiet, the demand being light but prices
were steady, especially for prime which held NJ bye
The GALES were confined small lots within the range OF
cue. 95ec.
WnlsKEV. Receipts, 293 bile The market toicrauy
active steady priccs. Sales $50 bbls at e5c. Ss1c.
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PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
Views Of the French, German and Austrian
Press the Question ni Peace.

lie Pe,lie Fr0ncafsof Paris ssys-lr the purnose OF
n. Theirs has been TO ask the English 10 submit those
conditions oil peace 10 Ms august Majesty kilg VII
liam, which France or rather the Government OF the
National Defence, brou thtto bay. are willing to ac-
cept, so modest a request were easily granted. and
Lord Granville would assurediy do his best To rem
der this slight service TO hiS old ally or 1864. But
We must not count on the London Cabinet II more
IL wanted, or II ~ lie asked To lake, however little,
the Initiative. This Is continental matter when
concerns 1t not, and II would De III all respects, more
simple II the French and Prlssians would discuss
their own differences After all, Bismarck NOT tue
ogre that flenchinen generally imagine. aud wheu
people are sent 10 make arrangements with him he
degs TO hear, aud does not deyonr them. He Is even
somewhat accommodating, and does moi cling so
tightly 10 Alsce and Lorraine might ne supposed.
In short. KING William Is a generous conaupror, anu
his Minister Is not had fellow and the Preach can
not do better tnap try and deal with them person
ally, without troubling the neutrals whom all this
slaughter has already hiGdcred from attending pro.
perry TO their own affairs. Here we have the true
principles OF English policy. They are cynical it is
true but we cannot help tna, and as they are com
piacentlS developed and supported Ia the columns
OF the most popular journals by host OF consdera-
TONS each more practical tlan the other, 1t only
mains 20 us 70 place them before our readers that
they may form % correct idea OF the sentiments
which INSPIRE TIC governing ana political classes NJ
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

OYER AND IERMiNEE AND SUPREME COURT CIR
CuTr-Part J. Before Judge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opens
al haif-past ten A. M.-Nos 1907 1905 9ls AS i755
1858, 6Sl. 2l63, isio, 1871, 1915, 2ls 2lg7 22O3,
2207, 1882, 2209. 22iI, 22l3 1851. 22l7.
SUPREME CouIr-tIGcUT-Part 2.--Before Judge
sutherland. Court opens ut ten a. M.-N0s. G752
32f1, 1890, 6S0iS 1916 1851. 953, 90, 474, lslS
zoos 3421a, lo2 1855 d2i, o6s2, 1867, l4O6 1904,
1888. -
SUPREME COURr-CHAMGERs.- Before Judge Car
dozo.-Caicndar called At Twelve M.-First Monday
calendar.
SurREME CorHr-SPEcIAL TERN-Bciore Judge
Barnard.-coutt opens at half past ten A. M--lJe-
murrers.-Nos. 10 81, inclusive. Law ana fact-
No. ~.
SUPERIOR Cot RT-rRlAL TERM.-Par. l-Before
Chief Justice 6afbour.-Nos. 5 D, I, o. ID, a 49, 81
~. ~, 81, So o., 70, II. Part 2.-Beiore Judge
Freedman. G, is, -. 30 IS, 3o &c, A. &C. As,
80, "a, "a, 60.
COMMON PIEAs.--Part I.--Bcfore Judge Van Brunt
SoS 81 ", ~, i6l 1872, 1913, IGi 9, H. - a. s. 81;
80, 10 Part 2.--Beforc Judge J. +. Day.-Nos. 1913,
49, 49, l59, l2f 3o 49, - 80, 143 las 146 o. 9s 49,
MARINE CorRr-rRAL TEEM.-Part l-Berore
Judge Shea.-Nos. 5,S 6.i, 1906, 1885, lsi9 1854
1893 2Os1, 1878, 0l3 20lj 2os 1908 209s 5000 .3i4
sol7, Part before Judge 1racy.--Nos o0os, 2O07
i, 1925. 1851 20ad &o2o. 3o2ok, 3o5S, 305s, 1869,
1900, a06, 306J BOG, 306s, 1904