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Henry A. Wise,s Book.

We observe that Gen. Wise. OF Virgil
MIA, hos published a book entitled
'Seven Decades of the Union-the
Humanities and Materialism. illustrated
by Memoir of John Tyler, with Remi-
niscences of some OF his Great Contem-
poraries. The Transitive Stats of this
Nation: ita Dangers and their Remedy" !"
The New York World contains review
OF this volume, in its issue of December
%, 1871. AS the remarkable title would
imply, Gen. Wise's book covers a large
and varied field, and embraces both past
and present events. It contains, no
doubt, many interesting features.
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We learn that the "Rev." Jackson
says that if we don't mind, he will pro-
secute us for libel, &C., and make Us pay
heavily. Fortunately for us, we can
plead the truth in justification. jack
son had better be quiet. for the truth in
his behalf is not yet half told. The law
OF libel is not going to deter us from
going straight on. Let both the small
and large thieves understand this at once.
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A negro revolt against the authorities
In Curacao, which was undertaken on
the oath of November. was promptly
met by military fire, and many of the
Would-be insurgents killed. Martial law
was proclaimed subsequently.
The oitizens of Columbia and sur
rounding country are requested to exa-
mine the heaviest stock OF glass, China.
granite and oarthen-ware over before
presented in this city, at D. O. Peixotto
& Sons.
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The Washington Capitol says. speak
ing OF the United States Senate:

Robertson got up that long-deferred
measure OF justice - amnesty to the
Southern people-and set it adrift to the
tender meroies OF the Senate. After a
few prosy speeches, it soon became en-
tangled in the meshes of an amendment
offered by Sumner, providing that law
should go forth with amnesty. giving
equal rights to all, without distinction Of
color. II our memory does not fail Us,
we have heard something like this from
the same quarter before. Sumner is 60
ing to offer this proposition to every bill
that is offered in the Senate this session.
no matter how many times it may be
voted down.
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The author of the "Chronicles o,

The author of the "Chronicles of
Congress" says:
IA member of Congress can no more
keep his mouth shut whom there is an
opportunity to gabble, than pig can
stop squeaking when it catches the scent
OF approaching swill."
The same may be said, and much more
besides, with respect to the Radical and
perhaps some OF the other members of
our model and strictly virtuous State
Legislaturei
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OFFICIAL RAFFLH NUMBERS Oh harles,on Oh, !,
taoie Association, for benefit Free School fund:
hAFFLE GLASS No. .272.-Aorntng, December so.
7O'6S-7S-0-25-6 46-7l-41-24-74-15
witness my hand at Charleston, this S0th day
OF Oecember, 1871. FENN PECK.
Oeo 81 Sworn Commissioner.
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The race between the efforts of tie
dime novelists and actual contemporane
GUS events, is neok.and-neok affair. but
ut present the latter seems to be little
ahead in romantic interest. Take. for
example. the following Chicago story: A
young man induces friend to go with
him on business adventure to Texas.
When they arrive. he kills aud robs him.
he then returns to this State, pays court
to the sister Of the murdered man and
marries her. dressing himself for The
ceremony in the clothing Of the muir
dered man. He is tracked, arrested.
taken back tn Texas, and there con.
vlcted by chain of circumstantial evil
dence, even more remarkable than the
oIner features OF the tragedy that are re-
hearsed above. Such a etory. told hs-
tween yellow covers, would be booked as
100 heavy draft upon the credulity of
the reader.
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Jacob Levin-Auction. hIi 74
Palmetto Fire Oompany-Parad..
a. G. Brenizer-Dividend.
u. Q. Fiexotto & Son-Auotion,
Wheeler & Wilson Office e-Thread.
L. 8. Kingsley-Notice.
4: y. Shiver & Co.-Clearing Out.
Miss Notwithstanding.
Meeting True Brotherhood Lodge.
j. F. Jackson-1872.
w. Is. Gulick-Dividend.
Columbia Building and loan Assoo'n
Philip Epstein-Notice.
Citizens Savings Bank of s. @.
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The author of the "Chronicles Of Con-
gress," in the Washington Capitol, says
that it ia on record that Garrett Davis
said he never read newspaper in his
life. LIS he happy or unhappy man ?
Wc don't think he can be well-informed
man. Is this the reason why Mr.. Davis
makes such long and tiresome speeches,
as alleged against him? Has he never
read the newspapers complaint of the
length of his speeches? A1r. Davis has
been young, and now is old, and yet we
venture to soy that from newspaper
reading it is quite possible for him to
rise better and wiser man, on some
morrow morn. We mean, provided he
selects his newspaper literature,
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Scott's victory over tho reformers in
the Legislature was ono of those Cad-
mean or Pyrrhus.like victories, far more
damaging to the conquerer than the
conquered.
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"Ho Not Deceived.-Efvn Com IN d mic ntioas
Corrupt Good Manners"

"Bo Not Deceived.EvIl Com
Corrupt Good Manners."
We deem 1t our duty to gay to the
honest public, be not deceived about the
move in the Legislature to impeaoh Scott
and Parker. Little or no faith is to be
put In the so.called Radical reformers.
The Radical Legislature, almost to q
man. are corrupt as corruption itself.
The legislative swindles connected with
the pay bill system are enormous. and
the bribery praotioed shameful and
shameless. To depend upon suoh men
for reform, and for the undoing Of the
ring, is vain and foolish. '.Be not de-
ceived." our countrymen; the redemp-
tion OF the State must come from the
honest masses outside of the Legislature.
The blow that breaks the ring must be
struck from the outside. The Legislative
majority ore, more or less, with the
ring; or have been there. and are, more
or less, affected with the effiuvia that
rises from the corrupt interior. "Who
would be free, themselves must strike
the blow" "Be not deceived" Yhe
legislative Radical reformers require
Watching. They abuse each other like
piok-pookets in the day, and at night
they are merry together. Their evil
communications have corrupted alike
their manners and their morals. We say,
therefore, WATCH.
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oohiiihS, BY -. tAMBRIL,L, BH
Main street, Columbia, 8. O., Dea
Gold, Silver, Bank Notes, Stocks, E
etc. c.-December 80, 1871.
STATE. Bid. 4
South Carolina Bonds, 6 a
cent. (old). -. -.
South Carolina Bonds, 6 q
cent. new -. .........
South Carolina Stock, 6 % ct.
CrTY SECURITIES.
City Columbia Bonds, 6 a. ct, GO
City Columbia Bonds, 7 % ct.
City Columbia Gas Stock,
par. $25.
City Charleston Stock, 6 - ct. "a
City Charleston Bonds, Fire
Loan, z % cent.
RAILROADS.
South Carolina Bonds, z %
cent, 1st mortgage. -.
South Carolina Bonds, 7 ~ ct.
South Carolina Bonds. 6 u ct.
south Carolina Stock, par,
500, 80
South Carolina Bank Stock.
par, 1925. 80
Northeastern Bonds, 1st mort
gage, 8 u cent. -.
Northeastern Bonds, I'd mort.
goge, 8 u cent.
Northeastern Stock, prefer
red, 8 y cent, par $50.
Northeastern Stock, Capital.
par, 1oo.
Charleston and Savannah
Bonds, 6 u cent.
Savannah and Charleston
Bonds, 1st mort, z a. cent.
Savannah & Charleston Bonds
State guarantee, z 9p cent.
Savannah and Charleston
Stock, par, 500.
Greenville and Columbia
Bonds. State guar, z 7a.ot.
dreenville and Columbia
Bonds. I'd mortgage, z 7pct.
Greenville and Columbia 1st
mortgage, past due, Z Tp ct. 81
Greenville and Columbia
Stock, par, 1926. /
Charlotte. Columbia and Aug.
lst mortgage Bonds, 7 7ac.
Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gusta Stock, 800. par.
Spartanburg and Union BIDS,
State guarantee, 7 9p cent.
Blue Ridge Bonds. 1st mort
gaga. p cent.
Cheraw and Darlington Binds.
LIST mortgage, 8 9p cent. ;.
Cheraw and Darlington Binds,
I'd mortgage, 8 u cent. -.
Peoples Bank OF Charleston
Stock, par, 500. g.
Union Bank Charleston Stock.
par, $50. As
Planters and Mechanics Bank
Charleston Stock, par, $25
South Carolina Loan and
Trust Go. Stock, par, S1OO..
First National Bank Stock.
par, SiGG.
Peoples National Bank Stock.
par, 500. -.
Bank OF Charleston Stock,
par. 800. Is
carolina National Bank OF Co.
lumbia Stock, par, $780,.
Central National Bank of Co.
lnmbia Stock, par, $780,. !
south Carolina Bank and
Trust Co. Stock, par, 500.
BANK NOTES.
Bank of Camden. 10
Bank of Chester. Is
Bank Of Georgetown.
Bank of Hamburg. Is
Bank of Newberry. 10
Bank Of South Carolina. o.
Bank of State of South Caro-
lima, prior to 1861. l5
Bank of State of South Caro-.
lima. 1861 and 1862. Is
Commercial Bank Columbia.
Exchange Bank OF Columbia OF
Farmers and Exchange Bank
Of Charleston. Oh
Merchants Bank OF Cheraw. o.
Planters Bank of Fairfield OF
State Bank. OF
These quotations are liable to flu
ton. Securities sent to me will b
mitted for as directed, at the best
ket rates. Stocks and Bonds of G
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Il al Erems.

O1Tx MArrsas. ---:rrhh . III price af single
copies Of the PHGs1x is Ave cents.
AS New Years Day Is regarded as q
holiday. no paper will bo issued from
this Office on Tuesday. aslh5s IS g..ss
The patrons Of the Pollock House are
invited to coll and partake OF an egg
nog and oyster lunch. to.morrpv, (New
Years Day. at IL O'Clock. s8 fsa
The city bell was tolIed, on Saturday
afternoon. through respect to the memo. ,rn
~ Of Policeman Bofill. + ',''e,
John Heart. Esq. private secretary to
Gov. Scott, has resigned his position.
A. NJ. Smith has been appointed a
Trial Justice for Oolleton County. and
Edward Petty for Wadmaiaw Islaud.
The wagon belonging to the Wheeler
& Wilson. Sewing Machine Office il as
busy as ever. delivering machines 20
purchasers. Office two doors belov
PHGSH Office, Main street.
Secretary JACOB Levin informs ms thst
as the annual meeting OF Columbis Gaf
Light Company, held on the 28sh inst.
the following named gentlemen we're
elected directors for the ensuing wear:
W. B. Stanley. Lewis Levy, John Fisher.
). W. Parker. r. l.. Bryan. Andrew
Crawford. Mayor Alexander, er o6lcio;
and at subsequent meeting OF the
board. W. B. Stanley. Esq, was unani.
mously reelected President.
Mr.. John w. Ferguson has Withdrawn
from the editorial control of the Ian.
rensville Herald.
Mr.. P. W. Fuller requests US TO sav
that he will deliver a free lecture on
Modern Spiritualism," in Janney's
Hall, this afternoon, at 31S O'clock.
SoHooL BooKs-We would AJAX onr
teachers throughout the State to write
to Duffie & Chapman. booksellers. of
this city, for their descriptive catalogue
OF school and other books. It will bs
seen. they continue to publish Professor
Reynolds spoilers. readers and writing
books; Professor Davidson's School His.
tory OF South Carolina and School Re.
gister for Teachers; table books and
arlthmetics. Their Catalogue will be
sent free to any address.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri.
nifty Church-Rev. P. J. Shand, D. D..
Rector, IL A. M. and P. II.
st. Peters Church-Rev. Francis r.
JJaacquemet, 1st Mass. a. NJ; I'D Mass.
lOh. Afternoon Service 4P. M
10H A. NJ.
Presbyterian Ohurch-Rev. Jos. R.
Wilson, 10H A. NJ. and P. nj.
washington Street Church-Rev. g.
-. Browne. 1O% A. NJ: Rev. VIM. Mar
tia, 81 P. NJ. -
Marion Street Church-Rev. w. D.
Kirkland, 10H A. M. and 7 P. MI.
Baptist Ohurch-Rev. J. L. Reynolds.
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QUOTATIONS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA Sc.
oUR1T1Ks, BIZ D. GAA1BRM1, BROKER.
Main street, Columbia, 8. O., Dealer in
Gold, Silver, Bank Notes, Stocks, Bonds,
etc.-December 80, 1871.
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rolling waters. Robert e. Lee said:
"Hunaon 0irtue ought to be equal to human
calamity" AS for ourselves-as respects
this journal-we are seeking to redeem
the promise made when, on November
18th. last, we indicated the service to
which We had resolved to dedicate our
energies. The kind OF warfare we are
waging, the public have seen. We ex.
Peot to keep on the same road, trusting
that the light which leads us on is slight
from Heaven" AS to our general policy,
we have already announced it. It looks
to the redemption OF our people from
the present rule, aud to new life, which
shall start from the decay and corruption
which now confront rs. The vindioation
OF all that is valuable in our PAST, the
elimination OF all that is hurtful in our
PRESENT, the aspiration to all that is
worthy in our FUTURE. these nre the ele.
ments OF our general policy. We fight,
In hne, under the conjoined banners of
POLITICAL INTEGRITY and INDUSTRIAL DE.
vRLoPMENT; and, in this sign, under
God, we expect to conquer.
We now extend to our readers our
greetings for the NEW YEAR. We look
hopefully to the front k6hr motto this:
"Here shall the press the peoples right m ain.
tain,
Unawed by influence and unbribed by gain:
Here patriot truth hor glorious precepts
draw,
Pledged to RELIGION, LIBERTY snd LAW"
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These quotations are liable to fiuotua-
tion. Securities sent to me will be re-
mitted for as directed, at the best mar
ket rates. Stocks and Bonds of every
description bought and sold.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
DFCIsIONS-APRH 2l.

S,,pr.me Court-C Chambers-By Judge Brady.-Hein.
.m,nn .st granted Weymouth sgt The and
P,n Mining .Dd h.nu.earn Co-a.noni. foI eeun
Common Pleas-Special Trm-By Judge j. T.
D,l,-I~lsnd sgt smth-0der denied
Marine Couyt-Part by Judge Cnrtis.-The Col
he p,ntf for eosi with s2s siSsAne. Fnenss sg
uimen psnf for S - and costs with 30
swsnes Stevens ast DsvenpoJodgmoni for the panun fof
a aya md ross with rs allowance.
by default to the dsfeHiant Bear 'si reAnA-p.
nisiei BY consent
Superior Court-Specidl Term-By Judge Spencer
Ro5as "a Al AIT The tboh Railroad Transportation Co. keee s
ssyss Bors. a. ast Fischer mccslmsn .s jones al Howard
ssi Sal :, Greror AIT Grego LOui Novelty Iron Wo,k
stuyyessnt sg, Gbsler PndstOn s LcdOr,es granted San
ber , vscste denied with CIV coats Burke 81
Al ~ entitled dscontnus without costs IN ss'
guilty Of ehsi In this case plaintiff shoa pay ,s a res y"
accordingly. Schmidt agt Schmidt e .srnce
by Judge PTeedusJpstcs sgt LsDg-Cs, Iel An " ''
hereby directed 10 DIE aod anheI The sane 70 ue h
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oFNBw oRK...................

PORT OF NBw ToRK......................APH 70
CLEARED.
ss,mSp ssmSp ep GsA nm Mo sTsSrah Lrg.oS Fo. CO.
.eamhp Aenar BAc1wOod Norfolk. City Point and ReAIOnd
IS steamship 1S%ip1 Anthracite. Green Ph,deph. Kirkpatrick
@ y 4s2;s I Ns s,.s.. s,So ZIP Co.
steamship s'SP s'p T. fa' PIsip. % ISoss Pl,islpAi.
s:.RS s:S:siS fssyFai. f;a1 r.s' jaha;aa
snip Carl tNGl Often s,p.1s Bremen Il ISP,P IkGcP; r.
b.. s.I % Snjos John @ tSa hi oSl"s Bas "
Bar. ss Mar SiG st.!G. .sas sp, s. s'i ac %SI @ Winchester
ss SS%S @ & T.Ta ps.s.5 G %s % Ii %1a c. Co.
scSf 4. a. wEimo,s Robin, Fleuher, G. staples Co
seT 1 s.%s s.s FsbS MsS siR kn: %
ss s s sSS s5S M,i5s 9G a@i
schr Rb.ess Eaa: Mo[sp aIssr I'and Wen0es
schr c.r. !. MsCenTls Rltoa Nassau " r. B. Weinberg
ss, s:S@, ,a sskf%o paS.s Bfss 1 %s@is %s
ss ssI :'s: Hsss A.I'' R,1sn i iG Gs Seo
seSt n ISHIs Barrett, ySIoA & r S';lls' Co.
sioop Emiy Hayden MildietoSu, Racket Bro.
ARRIVED.
st.,n:O S Hans. s G Bremen April via s01iA
4. Ssfe 9 fHsoT Che p.e 1 A. sl with s tea e 1S e S. "s
hos s March crossed the equator March "a Hal aps weather
Ibis coast ron thence .long winds from n n WtOE -,
na 10 GoSs. Vail. Co. w.Hen Rsy Co. Had Gas
weather.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo.roy April 20 Arrived hsrk onad from Oago Com Dnpons
NoAo Eagle Dck from Androsau; brig Aphs
(Br Pouce sehrA Victor from Msagas Bdsar from Gal
weston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
April foThe National Line steamship Ehn Capt Bragg
from New @ Apa touched at Queenstown last evening and pro-
eeeded for Liverpool
The Anchor ss,mpshp Acadia Capt TsnnOs nom HswIsri
April 2. has sri, ed al HAvr.
The Anchor Line steamship Anglia Capt Craig fomNs~ Y0h April
0 touched al Moville to-day, route TO Glasgow.
HAyAsA April Aued, steamship Moo Css,s, Adams from
Eev.Yorf.
SPOKEN.
Bark Jas Stone of BCson from shn.hi for BOs'os day, out
Jan. 20. lat is n, Ion lO3 L.
DISASTER.
Loypos April fo-Ths slip BaDdn. Dudley Capt Kyle from Los
for Boston has founterel At Tie saved
The Blandna Dnd-y th grade ship Of 33 built a
Eewbarypo In 1885, and owned By Q. Grumm Of Londen
WHALERs.
spoien-Dsi Trinity New opon steering ~ April 3D. Oh Las
Egg Habor. BY pilot boat Isaac Webb, NoS
MEMORANDUM
ech Southern Cross John before reported abandoned
passed lat g. lon 81 with nothing standing but the main
mast with head Of gone; vessel full of water.
Fhinr hr Jenny Ansbury AeCoam, fvm Western Banks put
into Hahfax l<th inst for repairs
Ifor latest Snip Nesrs Gee FIN Page.l
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday. be-
Judge Iwh william Nils charged with shooting John nenol
Of the injuries Reynois Bellevue HOps dangerous con-
dtiOn
In the case of Silvi Mailard the Frenchman, con-
Bookln December last AMI sentenced 20 two years mpros'
n eJug Da appeared yystfT.y before Jss TPEsp the
and tiei seve. exceptions the trial Decision reserved
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court Harvey
Pra No 2ls Wet Bghteerhst, Va. Committed yesterday on
jersey A6ou, P.et dsppsIe from bio home in New
sIk and b. wife cong TO this e oana hn ns WIN
Bghenhst The second vile sou' Asserts ha' sae mar
rcd Praes In Jny 1870
zAt the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan yester-
day oomd John Howell The dug csrs are fSI d,PS;ns Of
JoGn W. Cdrey age ofNo 21 Monoes neSboy while offering
sell Alfred Acie Of No Pt..s :0. 81 70 ron h:
Gnrpb, attempted yees e T watch from Thomas Eagan
No 81 He va, ana "aa s9 ss0s: Ss R
rven ,uaoa BY his eDd seHa'O Michael Norton lie was h9S
ever. committed.
At tho opening Of the Court of Special Sessions,
don. Of judse shan have 70 the
Court General Sessions authorized impose
e cases This extend, the tenn Of mr.onmens from si to twey;
months and the hus from s0to sl Bissr Bssi for serna
msSIs William aonS stealing cost from Thcma, wilson
Christopher stealing s2o from hy Eye ,sn to TIE
M oolored breaking the Windows snd sssanng the baep
No Laurs1,. April y two month, -. c1
In the Court of General Sessions. before Recorder
E,cIe Yesterday Woods for stealing bale Of cotton v. sen
enoed to Of steetn, iorse
ssTsed o. bis Joseph Matthias .n e Ioee on
GER ,ug Oner Nelly The corner o. Qv. ana
,er GOOD u to odeu the Recorder considered The oss
position Ias JGs c5. ins s sealing AID S
wsL from Charles 0ppenham seeuied bot be was sYns ihs
% 10 spJsyey cbsnDs sl1O worth Of cssn from proph
e,or Of tho essI-,tore No. 40 Eghth,Vs, MAS begun
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

The gold market opened with conhdclt tone ihuica-
tons fayorng further rise; the largeness OF he oos
the Treasury gold furnishing food for an advance
from llla to III, the business having been ae''o
throughout the day The bids for tho Treasury go wei"
large, and close to the open market price, "hi'n ~
duced the Secretary TO sell soooooo gold instead OF
A 900 900 advertised for This gave crushing
blow 10 the bull movement and carried down the price
from, lli to ILL., though later reacng afroetion' i'
rates for borrowing were fiat O. g. and per cent per an
num- aud lOI per diem. The Parthia sailed 'o-'ny
with Sii5 900 In coin. The days business AZ 'ho ""'a
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
A SISTERS PLEA.

John Hyde, age II, was arraigned at the bar
in the Court Of Special Sessions yesterday, charge
OF petty larceny He mad made his appearance
from the dock than his little sister, passing the gauntlet
of police officers running up to him. and sobbing
"a though her heart would break and nging her arms
brought you - Johnny cried In sympathy with his
little sister, and, indeed. every eye In court was moist
ened After embracing him afectiongtely, the little
child dropped her knces and, with her hands upited
and the tears streaming down her checks, begged that
her little brother might bo let CO." Justice DOWNING
could resist the appeal SO touchnSy made, and dis
charged poor Johnny"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
THE HOGAN wILL--MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL
DENIED.

In the case Of Sarah NJ. Hatch against Eu-
gene and Clara ~ Peugnet brought to set aside the will
and obtain re-partlon Of the property ohe late DR..
Edward Hogan, and lately decided in favor Of Mrs.
Hatch Judge Sutherland has denied tho motion for q
new trial. In short opinion he says:
In view Of certain recent the Court Of Appesb referred 70 on
Of this DO t1k would he justi5ed Ia
viewing papb against the weight Of the evidence
trial OF tie
The motion without In making this de-
ou asane course the eftnialts Eugene and Clara 81
Peshe. lave rght Till and blu
and settled according the rules and practice
Of
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
GERMAN OPERA IN CoURr

In the Marine Court, before Judge Curtis
yesterday sgismund windt brought an action against
Edward Hamann and Heman Rosenberg. proprietors OF
the sadt Theater 10 te6, alleging that on the
sd OF March last he entered into contract with Herr
Joel to furnish orchestra for the German Opera in
given the Opera passed into the hands Of the de-
endants who undertook TO run ~ Ior the remainder OF
that they did not become responsible for the payment Of
lin orchestra, Decision reserved
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY. APRIL a.
No Steamship Malls

Mails Europe via QeeH,iowt and Liverpool per steamship
Cir OF Brussels from IS ~ r. close az the PJstOf-c al
II 30 Station A. II d. S:l0a Supplementary Mall
for paid letters only made Pier No. a. N r. and closed at i'
D. N. Steamship ssib at p. . -
An letter, Deposited Supplementary Mail, be prepaid with
douhe POSTAGE ,
Mails German States va Bremen steamship Rhn ,':
nst Hoboken close ai the PoOIce at IL st
Station A. HES b, li05 No supplementary Mall stean
Mails Tor France via per steamship PeIere from
Pier No. 80 " r. close the Post 0ce No soppe
Ma
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

,,o a.. .ra without notice 10 tho Company.
Plaintiff claimed that he ns ,,, had f1lasd a ID al
yitho,t Reys kncwedgc. made conveyance In
bis name and placed It on reco:d In the Register. Office
Murphy that Riley nothing of the execution Of tho
deed until the fire. after the company had refused
to nav the policy JudGs Gilbert ged the Jury that
there must be actual delivery OF conveyance made
to constitute transfer and that merely placing on
record did make 1t Verdict Of g. 2s Ao for plain
ga