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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22
COOP NEWS FROM WAsHINaroN.
English Elected In connecti-
cut by Forty Majority-The Reap.
portfonment In Pe~nnsyivanin.
WASHINGTON. April q.

WASHINGTON, April q.
It is stated indirectly. but reliably, that the
official count Of the vote at the Connecticut
elections gives Governor English a clear ma
joElty of forty.
The conference committee OF the Pennsyl-
ranla Legislature have agreed upon an appor-
tionmenr which, based. upon Geary's vote, will
give the Republicans one majority only in the
Senate after 1872, and six majority in the
House. Some Republicans are dissatisfied,
but It ia believed the bill will pass.
Boutwell, orders the payment Of the May in
interest on Monday without rebate.
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CREvASsE T. LoUIsIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, April ~
A cpevasse occurred yesterday at Wallis
plantation, in the Parish Of 81. James, hight
hand, fifty miles above the city. TIE lBo9yet
Care crevasse is now q hundred feet Vide.
and increasing continually.
LarER.-The Bouvet Of the Core Crevasse
is now two hundred feet wide and very deep.
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YET ANOTHER REVOLUTION.
THE cOMMUNE ARR EST THE CEN
TRAIL COMMITTEE.
The National Guard Indignant-An-
archy in the City-The Government
Troops IntrenchIng-Fall OF the Arc
de TrIomphe-A Desperate Fight AT
Neuiliy,
LONDON. april 90.

LONDON, april 90.
Asniereg Was captured by the strategem of
vepsaihsts passing the outpossS andrpretend-
ifs afdliatioa VIII ftaa sNatIoha1s. Twenty
thousand Imperial Guards, under ucrot, have
reached Versailles I'm excellent splits. There
:waSa4sngagemeut along the. eatiFa 1ne on
wednesday. porhbrowsh reports ths sssaits
ATorahs76tne Commune. The Gemfpansts
weresnfnsserlng ufthe leland Of Grand JAtte.
The hghts1S was b . btoody:.chstncser, the
Communists nakluy assffstegic movement
10 envelope the versaillists, who advaPeed
too far. Lavellois was sacked. Forts Veleri-
en- and Courevec are shelling Paris frishtfully.
The Arch of Triumph has fallen. Shells shower
in the Avenue Des Thames. Forty civilians
have been killed. The Nationals arc return
ing, despairing and disguised. The slaughter
has been awful. Dombrowski complains OF the
inehfciency of his officers. Dombrowski says
he is awaiting the cooperation Of the gum
boats, which will be ready in four days.
LONDON. April q.
Versailles dispatches say the Communists
have not recovered their lost positions. There
was o desperate house to house light at Neuilly.
and Lavello,s. 4 decisive engagement Is pro-
crossing at Porte Maillot.. The ramparts adj
Joining are a mass OF ruins. The shells reach
Rue de L'Elrsee. There IS nothing official or
explicit, though the general tenor OF regular
and special dispatches indicate that the Yer
%salllists are gaining ground.
Tie Latest. a
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THE. WEATHER TO-DAY.

WASHINGTON, April p.
Probabilities: /: is probable that on Satur-
day an increase Of pressure, with clearing-up
weather. viii be experienced on the Lakes
and in the Eastern States; partially cloudy and
clear weather in the South Atlantic and Gulf
Ctotao
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A FEMALE BLUE BEARD.
TIE F1ER-eRITTENDEN TRAGEDY
IN CALIFORNIA.

LAURA Fairs History-Her First Hus-
band-Marrfsge In h First Month
of Wfdowhood-A Third Husband
Blows Out His Rrains-Gofng on Ia
Stage-Sho shoots her Fourth Hus-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Critten-
dem Purse-A Thorough Female
Outlaw and Adventurer.
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THE TERRITORY OF COZ UMB1A.

WASHINGTON. April Al.
Chipman's majority is four thusand. The
upper House OF the Territory Is appoint
ed BY the President, and all are Republicans.
IL consists ofeight whites and three negroes.
The lower House consists of seven Democrats
and afteen Republicans, the latter including
two negroes. These are elected BY the people.
the other officers of the Territory, appoint.
ed by the President, are Republicans.
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Tho Indian depredatlons In Arizona con-
tinue. The Indians appear 10 be supplied
with government arms -
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SEC. 6. That The stock Of said company may
be transferred in such manner and form as may
be directed by the bylaws Of the company.
Sac. 2. The said company shall be entitled
to all the rights and privileges accorded to
Other corporations incorporated by the laws Of
this State: Provided, That nothing in this
act shall be constru,d as giving TO the said
South Carolina Phosphate and Phosphate
River Mining Company the exclusive right to
dig and mire in the navigable rivers and
waters Of hesitate.
SEC. 9. All acts and parts OF acts i%nconsis-
tent with this act; are hereby repealed.
Approved the.9th day Of March, AID. 1871.
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fertilizers.

ID ERUvIAN UAN O.
o5 tons No. ] Chinoha Island GUANO.
For sale by WILCOX, GIBBS b w.
ON n
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Spool Cotton.

1r
~ SPOOL ooTTON.
We have In Stock and VIII always keep an as
TosF trsde prices. JOHN q. HILNOR 4 CO..
fanu.stutnemos No. lbs Meeting sreot
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1Ahil; hPAF
General Okolawilz is wounded. The Yer
s~aillists have thrown np entertainments on
the left bank of the Seine, and are concen-
trating at Puteaux and Corbevole, with the
apparent intention Of resisting a sorrie against
Lavallois and villicies. The csnnonade Of the
Maillot at the gate continues. The journals
whose suppression vas recently ordered con
tiRue TO appear. ,
It Is announced that Germany supports the
claim Of the inhabitants of Alsace aSahst
France.
PARIS, Ap-l q.
New York World special: Another revoll-
ton is imminent. The Commune has arrested
the central committee, accusing the members
of negotiating With Theirs to betray 4aSis.
The National. Guards are indignant. and threat
on to arrest the Commune unless the commit
tea are released. Complete anarchy reigns.
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Gathering, Jnr1islins GOODS, g
@ PRIN.G O ENIN G.
=
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~ ENUINE PERUVIAN !GUAN0.
0 IONS Genuine No. Peruvian GUANO, price Se
per ton. For safe BY ia. ENSL0W b co.,
aprSQ No. ltl East Bay.
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r E + RS:
ITO tous No. / PERUVIAN tehincha) aUANo,'
warranted pure.
1900 bbls. Land Plaster, ground from the best
Nova scotia Rock, aud warranted pure.
100 tons Pure Dissolved and GROUND Bone.
$50 tous Viii; clocks Tegetator. The Vegetator
has been successfully used, and bears
very high reputation: 1t Is seconI 10 no
other Fertilizer, except Peruvian 9uano'
offered in This market. $50
100 tons "Ralston's:i dissolved Bone and Ammo.
mia.
100 bbls. Eastern Island Fish Guano' at $50 pci
ton Of 2uI0 pounds. r,,p +. IN
For sale by I.1' hIn' w"
febS -
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AN ACT to amend section q OF the Cooe OF
Procedure.
srortos /. Be IL enacted by the Senats and
House of Representatives OF the State OF South
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THE CANADIAN CANALS.

Visit of a Chicago Delegation 70 Ottawa
The Great West and Direct Trade with
Europe-The Georgian Bay Canal-Chicago
Favors Reciprocity and Free Trade with
Canada.
~. 1T OTTAWA, March "a, 1871.
The commercial delegation from Chicago ILL.,,
which arrived here on Wednesday, have had an
interview with the Railway Committee, OF which
Sir George E. Cartier is chairman, and consisting Of
leading public men OF both political parties. Ex-
Governor Bross, OF Illinois, In an interesting and
lengthy speech setting forth the advantages OF the
Georgian Bay Canal, said that the business men Of
the West had come to the conclusion that canal
avoiding the St. Clair nats. Lake Erie and the
weland Canal, with only eighty miles Of canal
and slack water navigation with a capacity
fora vessels OF 900 200 tons, and correspond
ing enlargement of the st. Lawrence, Is the only
channel adequate to the wants OF the commerce OF
the West. He then sketched the rapid increase Of
the Western trade, and proved from statistics that,
had the canal been In operation this year. Its reve-
nues would be over two millions and hail. and
that for 1886 would exceed TOUR millions. What the
West wanted was the cheapest and largest possible
outlets TO the ocean. Governor BrOsS said that
large majority OF the West were IN faver Of free
trade and reciprocity, and are determined to have
it. IL the legislators now at Washington Will not
give It, the West will send those who will.
Hon. Mr. Holton said Mr. Bross deserved thanks
for his elaborate statements, and that there was
perfect unanimity among all parties as to the i'm
portance Of improving all the avenues leading to
Sir A. F. Gait trusted that what was going on at
Washington would lead to settlement Of these
Mr.. Holden, as the representative Of Chicago
thanked the committee for their good feeling.
Sir George Cartier, in reply favored reciprocity
should be thankful for the expression Of desire Of
the people OF the West to supply US with their great
trade.
This morning the deputation breakfasted with Sir
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CLOSING PRICES OF GoyERNMr


The following were the final street quota
tions for government Donds:-Unlted States
currency SKIES, 1874 ll3X; 90. skies, 1881,
registered, 1l5n 115H; do. do. coupon,
1854 i151S; do nve-twenties. registered, May
and November, llIsS a lllH; do. do, 1862, cou-
pom, DO, 1l21< l127s; do do, 1884, do. do 111A
ll1%; do. do, 1865 do. do, 111A 1l1zs; DO. do,
registered, January and july l1O% l10A; do. do,
1885, coupon do, 11oS 11oal; do. do, 1867, do.
do, 1101 110al; do. do 1868 do. do, 1i05S Ill;
do. ten-forties, registered. 10s lOsI; do. do,
coupon, l0S3s 10s%.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern list was dull and generally steady.
The South Carolina July bonds were active and rre-
guar, declining to 65h ana closing at 66. The
following were the closing street prices this
evening:-Tennessee, ex coupon, 63A "a;
do. new, e3s1 o4 Virginia, ex coupon, 67h
6sX; do, new, so 70; do, registered
stock, old, "a SAX; Georgia skies. 81 50;
do. sevens s9K 90; do. do, old, 90 %;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 461z Al; do funding,
1866, 81 80; do. do., 1858, 20 80; do.
new, 25 251S; do. special tax, 10 20; Mis-
souri, skies, ok 90; do. Hannibal and St. Jo-
sepn 9OS 81; Louisiana skies, 90 20; do, new 90
Ga; do levee slxes "A 75 do. do, clghts, sS 90;
do Penitentiary sevens, u IS; do. railroad eights,
IS q 81; Alabama fives, 90 q 72; do. eights, lo2
1885, do. railroad eights, o. es; South Carolina
skies, 70 . 70; do. new, January and July, COX
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COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.

His Honor the Recorder presided in this Court yes.
terday aud Assistant District Attorney sullivan ap-
poared for the people.
An ALLEGED BURGLABY-ACourTrAL OF THE
ACCUSED.
Patrick Hillick "a YOUTH Jointly indicted with two
boys for burglary IN the third degree, was tried and
acquitted The charge was that on the 14th OF Fe.
bruary the premises of John Murphy, 4So West
Thirty second street, burglariously entered and
eighty dollars worth OF clothing stolen, most OF
which was recovered from pawn Offices where 1t
was pledged by the thieves The principal witness
for the people was Charles Bryan, whose testimony
implicated Hlllick IL was discovered that TINS wit
ness was charged with burglary year ago and
Judgment was suspended. The Officer In the case
Ezye Bryan o very bad character, and the Recorder
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET, l
FRIDAY, March 24-6 p. M. I

L
FRIDAY March 24-6 p. m.
On 'Change to-day wheat was irregular in the
several grades. but generally firm. The cotton mar
ket opened heavy, and finally underwent a decline
Of &c. per pound, when 1t became active.
THE IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS.
The imports OF foreign dry goods at the port OF
New York for the week ending March 90, 1871, were
$2,616.09S.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE HEAVY.
The leading bankers Kept their rates for foreign
exchange on the basis Of 1o9X for sixty days ster-
Ing but allowed commission Of 1-l6 y per cent
according to the amount OF the purchase CONNER
cial bills are In better supply.
MONEY EASY.
The money market was easy at four per cent as
the prevailing rate In most transactions on call.
Loans at five per cent were numerous, bur to some
extent exceptional and occurred only on miscella-
neous collaterals and with less favored borrowers.
Prime discounts are quoted q per cent.
GOLD LOwER-11l l1OI.
The gold market was weak ON the better feeling
In the London money market succeeding the an
nOuncement Of gain OF f19l, 600 in the weekly
statement Of the bullion OF the Bank OF England and
gradually went or from Ill to 1l0Z, reacting at the
close to 1lozs. great deal OF long gold has been
sold the past few days. and cash gold shows much
easier feeling. The course OF the market Is shown In
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THE W0MEN's INSTITUTE.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Please assist In correcting an erroneous opinion
that changes have been made in the consulting med-
cal staf Of the dlspensary. The designations Of Drs.
A. Densmore and 5. A. Coon were accepted, and
Mary E. Green, M. D., appointed 10 take charge OF
he dispensary. Beyond that no change has been
made, the following gentlemen continuing, as they
were our valued medical advisers, ever ready with
their professional services TO aid In what they
believe to be pralseworthy 1nsttution:-Drs viii.
lard Parker, NJ. II. Henry, William A. Hammond, s.
B. Ward Frank II. Hamilton, F0rdyce Barker, F.
b. Lente, T. G. Thomas, ID. B. st. John Roosa and
o. ID. Pomeroy. One OF the opthalmlc and aural
surgeons Is In attendance Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, from one till two O'Clock p. II.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Condemnation of Real Estate for Illicit Dis.
filIery.
Before Judge Benedict.

Before Judge Benedict.
United Stdtes rs. The Premises Of Jane KeaTnev.-
The government brought suit to condemn the real
estate OF Jane Kearney at the corner OF Hudson
nue. and Sands street. 1t appeared from the evil
dence that during the summer Of 1859 the distlery
business was carried Illegally in an outbuilding
In the OF the Kearney House, at the above
named corner The distillery was seized on the 2sd
or August by Assistant Assessors WaSs, Parkhurst
and Daley, who found 1t in iull blast. 1t was SHOWN
that no person had complied with the law as to dis
tilling tnere 1t was claimed the part OF the de-
fence that no such business was carried on there
during that year.
Judge Benedict in giving the case to the jury d.
rected them TO divide the premises into two tracts
one The Kearney House tthe dwelling house, and
the other the dis lllery building and the lots con-
nected with 1t. II they found that distilling had
been carried on on the premises they should con.
denim the distery building and the lots Herewith.
II they found in addition thereto that the Kearney
House had been used as mode OF lngress or egress
they should condemn tnat also. The jury rendered
verdict condemning the distillery building end the
lots connected with 1t only.
The New York herald., 1871-03-25
SUPREME C0URT--clRCUlT.

Suit Against the Water Board-The City Re.
sponsible for the Condition Of the Side.
walks. 8"'a@ ..,
Before Judge Gilbert.
Harry HnlloG rs WfRtdna A. Fotcler, D. L.
Norfhup, A. N. BLISS ana Thomas KinseUa.-The de-
fendants composed the Board OF Water and Sewer
age Commissioners, and plaintiff sued them to
recover $4,000 damages she received by fall
caused by tripping on detective pavement in Wal.
colt street on the Cd Of February, 1870. She
claimed that the act OF April 2, 1869, made
1t the duty of the Board to cause the
sidewalks Of the city to be renagged
and repaire on;r as the public wants and
called on Mr.. Britton, for Defence moved for dis
mlssal OF the complaint on the ground that the city
was responsible In case OF any negligence / n the
the exceptions to be heard in the frst instance at
General Term
The Fall of the Old Hamilton Market.
Edpdrd Mullen, Administrator, cs. S. r. So. John
Jaruis Johnson ana Wilitan Sohier.-The plaintiffs
daughter, Isabella was killed by the fall OF the old
Hamilton avenue market, on the 26th Of June last,
and her father claiming that the accident occurred
through the negligence OF the owners maintain.
Ing he building In such an insecure condition sued
them TO recover 5000 damages. The defendants
allege that the girl was an intruder on the pre-
mises, and that her death was caused by her con-
tribut1ve negligence. Case on.
The Kellogg Divorce Case-vcrdict for De.
fendanf.
Ed,rdrd r. Kellogg rs. Rebeccd J. Keuogg,-The
statement that the jury this case, which was an
action for an absolute divorce on the ground Of
adultery had announced verdict on Thursday
evening was entirely false. The jury appeared in
court yesterday morning when sealed verdict In
favor Of the defendant was opened by the Court.
They were then discharged.
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sentenced him to the State Prison for two years ana
ak months upon the old charge.

sentenced him the State Prison for two years and
ak months upon the old charge.
A STONE CUTTRRs "sTRIKE."
Daniel Green who was associated with fellow
stonecutters In "strike" on First avenue, be-
tween Fftyeigh,h and Fifty ninth streets, was con-
vtcted OF assaulting Michael Ble on the 29th or
April. because he refused TO join them. The Re-
corder directed him to pay q fue OF ten dollars.
BURGLARlES.
Cornelius Augustus, colored, pleaded guilty TO
burglary In the third degree, In having on the i7th
SO Grove street. and stolen $3.50 worth OF cloth. He
sent to the State Prison for four years and six
months.
Margaret Mansfield pleaded guilty TO stealing $1sl
worth OF clothing on the goth OF March, from sarah
Brooks, and sent to the State Prison for three
years
John Farrell, youth, was convicted Of burglary
IN the second degree In entering the house OF Henry
u. Murphy, 64l Washington street, on the 20th OF
February, ana stealing wearing apparel valued at
fortysix dollars. As the jury recommended the boy
to mercy the Recorder remanded him for sentence,
In order to inquire more fully into his previous
character.
The New York herald., 1871-03-25
COURT Of OYER AND TERMINsa.
Tho shooting Of George Wilson.

Tho SHOOTING Of George Wilson.
Before Judge Tappen and Associate Justices.
The second trial Of Sylvi Maillard for the murder
OF George Wilson near the Grand street ferry
Eastern District, early on the morning OF
the sth Of January last. was commenced
yesterday morning. The jury empanneled on
the first trial disagreed. 1t appeared from
the testimony that Wilson and friend In return
ing from New York met Maillard, whom neither
OF them knew on the ferryboat. While the three
were going up Grand street Wilson stopped Mail !.
lard, who retreated across the street. Wilson fol-
lowed with an upraised hand, and had got near the
prisoner, when the latter shot him. Maillard claims
that he acted sefdefence, thinking that the de.
ceased intended to attack him.
The New York herald., 1871-03-25
INDEPENDENT EXCISE.


Playing Excise Oniccr In BrOOkfyn.
A young man named Henry Hughes was held to
await the action OF the Grand Jury by Justice Walsh
yesterday for playing excise officer. appears that
he made himself familiar with the manner OF con.
ducting the excise business, prepared himself with
blanks and organized an excise board on his own
account. He was getting along swmmingv when
upon him in heartless manner and suspended fur
tfer operations. Hughes is now anxious TO dispose
OF his interest, and may be found at the Raymond
street jak
The New York herald., 1871-03-25
BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Alleged Violation Of the Revenue Law.
Before Judge Benedict
Francis McKenna, liquor dealer, at the corner of
Casson and Myrtle avenues, was placed on trial on
the cnarge OF having violated the revenue law by
drawing liquor from casks without defacing the
stamps thereon. The evidence not being OF a char
acter to warrant conviction the jury, by direction
lendant.
Joseph Warren was convicted OF having passed
counterfeit five dollar national bank note, and was
remanded for sentence.
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GOOD LORD DELIVER USl
STATE OF NEW YORK, SENATE CHAMBER, l
ALBANY March 81 1871
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
"GooD LORD, DELIVER U.s." What has become Of Sen
ator Lords bill for the removal Of the State capital from
Albany to the metropolis?
i cut the enclosed slip from the HERALD OF this
date-"Good Lord Deliver U.s." Never introduced
q bill for the removal OF the State capital from
Albany to the metsopos. think would vote
for such o bill, provided the people Of the
city OF New York did not prefer doing
their legislation as far from home as pos.
sible Tor at least their representatives do) 1
hope the time will come when they can do their
local legislation at home, as the other counties OF
the State do But they seem TO lack confidence In
themselves. Yours, j. LORD.
The New York herald., 1871-03-25
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Arrest Of an AstOrian.
Rafnra t,ornmfcc,onor Iona,

Arrcst Of an AstOrfnn.
Before Commissioner JONES'
Deputy United States Marshal De Clue yesterday
arrested Martin Hartte, Of Astoria, L. l., on the
charge OF having been engaged in the business OF
retail liquor dealer without paying the special tax
and OF having purchased quantity OF unstamped
cigars. The accused was taken before Commits
sloner Jones and held to bail In the sum OF $1,000
the hearing OF the case being set Down for the 27h
inst
The New York herald., 1871-03-25
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Lottery Dealers.

Before Commissioner Shields.
TIE United States Us. Dartd Ltndo ana Laurence
1urre-The defendants were held to bail in the sum
G 81 900 each for examination on Monday next on
charge OF dealing in lottery tickets without paying
the special tax required by law.
The New York herald., 1871-03-25
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couHT-N BANKRUPTCY.
Involuntary Petitions.

Involuntary Potft1Onss
2050.-James T. Joyce ct al Vs. John M. Kels0.
296a-JOhn 8. Avery VS.. Milton s. Carey.
2992.-James Ollivell ct al, VS.. Stephen CornwelL
2994.--Bradiord willard ct al vs.. Clement,na s.
Richardson.
2s95.-Wlllam ]. Peak vs.. william WEIGH.
299o.-Barnett d. Solomon ct al. vs.. George
Moore.
2se7.-Lucus E. Thompson vs.. Albert G. Lamson
and wesley Storey.
Cnses for Argument.
In re Abraham G. Prince and Robert Prince Jr
bankruptS.
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SUPREME coURT-saEcIAL TEAM.
Ocean

Steamship Company.
Before Judge Sutherland.
Nary Everett rs. Ne,o York and Philadelphia
G2ednnship Companp.-A verdict was rendered in
this case for $3.50 for the plaintiff. 1t VIII be re-
nembered she brought suit for S. oOo alleged dam.
ages 10 her health on account OF having taken
Bteerage passage in OF the defendants steamers
Gom Queenstown TO this CITY.
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90; do. do, April and October, es 90; DO regis
tered stock OLD, 65 q 10; Arkansas skies. 81 90;
do. sevens, IS O CO.