The New York Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1849, Page 4

U &. Cirenit Court. cepted the vessel, is the complainant Important Circular. Barried, Before ‘unyes Nelson and Betts, q ‘account! Aa these accounts have never been ? ” AtJomaice, L. 1, on Ws the 14th of Novem- THE STEAMSHIP Casw~ arvLiCa TION FOR AN INJUNC- Sealed wil jour honors impute flagrant fatiure of od; it. ™: ee ly gp Rem og Te ro oe by the Rev Win, ‘, neetea, the Hib ok Novem. Feqi TION ON THE © i baMNHi'S OO AND @KORGIA. duty then contended that there was no just Gutner tow 2 Dunsmafot Jamaica, toMr, Wx. HM. Woorssr, of New = wy ti y grounds of complaint with regard to the registry Be cory “ he that cogs > ‘vessel, and that if there was au error. it did uot amount On the 17th inst., by the Rey. Sidney A. Corey, Mr. passengers and took out 450 on | #0 such as would warrant the appointment of » reoeiver. Jon» Burt, to Miss Rose Hannan Wurrs, both of this city. their way to Californi d the | The learned gentleman then gave clear end minute | runui “ane yet these detendantasay | detail of the law regulating the of ships: bis ols they are pet earsieg sufileient to omplain- | Dts ar of fortune and of character, lpet whom ant, They have raked up the publ wapapers, | no im} If there was a deviation pleine all this, Mr Mellvaii an Drier Bentets Horalt before the sourt, but | from the form of registry, under the cireamstances of | they should come prepared to give any scveunt. Sir, Bennett and !is scauwtant very oreditably refused | the moditeation, it cannot be considered fraud, but | He did not ask for any, and ecooumte were togive upthe author of the article which they have cag? deogly tebe deemed an ercorte which all menare | open for inspection. He thea read exhibit K of Feud; they hada vers peor opinion of thele friend Mr. | He requires nothing but correction, if anything | the bill, wherein Messrs. Lew and Roberts, ix their Bontett when tiey cxvcotad hea to violate the fecl. | atell. It shenld nct be suificlent to warrant areoelver. | letter to the Secretary of the N tated thet the: or whirt bud him to his correspondents | /# 16 nctenough for the Court to correct that, error by | were py other eounty in this Btate, at least $50,000; wad mu- | 2*;etriends end eevuaintances of the aid not «der uk Mx Wetmore'n absence to- | elu hag Me tort wees oe ow thing hy tual insurance companies (fre, marine, and inland | yited to attend the funeral nemtes ma ee nership! ‘There i wot shown in the bill an urgent ne- | by the fourth seotion of the ssid act, whieh all have received money for the mail serviees of the Fal- savignticn, inennenen) % eenies im the city of New | mother, Mra Mary Ford, 416 Broadway, om Monday af- cessity, or danger of irreparable loss, which aloue could | Secretary of the Navy to permit @ steamer of not less | oom. How do they deny itt They sey, with the great- | Sommcmec business until are not authorised to | Yernoou,1vth inst at 2 o'cloek, without further favi- justify/an injunction or the appointment of a reguiver | than 660 tone to be employed; and thet it is under- | est honesty, they de not recelveone cent; bub they have t “y tation. —or, at all events, taking it im conjunotion with the af- | stood that this service is to be temporary only. jn an- | received $290,000, and allow for it in the mails; the in- On Saturday. the 17th inst, Jutta, wife of Owen fidavite, no such case bas been made out Counsel re- | ticlpation ef the complete arravgements under the jraetion is ancillary to the reeeiver, We ask an in- Renvy. in the 33d year of her age. ferred to @ vanlaty of eases to upport his views Tho | gemersl contract ef the or, There, the court | junction against those ships coming back to New York; The friends cf the family, and those of her brother Court would not, therefore, break up this great national | would sce, they were Revere to anticipate the com- | the receivership is aneillery to the earnings of the ves | must be received payabl vs Micheel Duncan, and their nephews, Johs Hoey and avd private enterprise by appointing a receiver He de- | tract, by providing a ship not in the contraet, but one | tele; we cannot bave an injunction against those Sen ae. The nined Neatien caning ciate 7 Conner C. Flood, are respectfully invited to attend her tignated the bill as mort uncandid in its character, | im the ‘aeter of that in the oontract. Mr. Mason | tlemen receiving those profits, without havi: Seek tet Schnee piper ir heath ia, | {22¢7a), on Monday, 19th inst., a¢ half-past 2 o'cloek » toerefore, thought he o 0 1; h erefore need no! e + eee oe irssiod” (Continued wouter) they ewear that if the Court should j stipbleted for'in the contrao i in Equity, 24, 1288, and lat Story, | fash CAP!) of oto ee pee ee eis Stare erences Hlevenih street, corner of Fret avenue, New York. Mer Wetmare’s ri 'y ‘+ someting ike the Dateh, receiver, it would be dertroy signees, and in exercise of the m vested in the | 072.) y greatly magnified the difliculty of & | Corporated cities. or in bonds and mortgages om oultt. | y CUcaturiey: at half-past 11 o'slook P M., Ann I, man’s Mr Dictes -y dtd not conclude bis argument | Public and the Secretary of th department by the law, President Oy reces erebip lasting for ten years. 0} pti Yoted faruis worth Gouble the emonnt. vee J hares K Taylor ii Tovaloss: nace Lo the dirasters whioh are spoken ¢f moe to ecoept the services of tho rteamer of one thou- | for @ receivership until new trustees are appointed, | "“Ccrpanies inoorporated ia other States, and doin, rierds of the family, also the officers and mem- gd ubmitted that | great enterprise is paleied paralyzed, will it not bosaid | rand tens burthen, whieh is aamed in your proporals | which cannot be long after the appointment of are: | business bere, o 5 7 | bers of Oriental Lodge No, 68, 1.0.0. F., are invited Died, Cn Banday, the 18th inst., at his residence, Ne, 86 Lawrenee street, Brooklyn, Mr Craacee 3, L’Homma iy tpn ed Digs, of Neatuckat, Mass., aged 30 years, ScotewRMes Sererrt teres | SE, an wk bo ok Mae or 1 oounty of OKs. have a capital of at leart $160 006, end if located in on Seturten. the tre tasE, Ann Russa Foam, counts, charged $/00 tor * anxiety of mind, Uer}) when aeked what he memot by that item, that often at mehr. hy could not sles d whea wife wanted to A ow what wee the matter with him, he te) Corrine, en bel uif of deferdacts, 5 ° faced virtually on aa equality with aoe ao» pot lin s | that such things appearsd as left this Court no! forthe servioe mentioned But betere the armnge- | cei In conclusion, Mr. Loxp eontended that no a tonitend ber funeral, from the residence of her hus the act of Congres uo + potlisnit the time of rervice— | iietuative but to graut a reoeiver? In every point | ment ts considered completed. she must be insyected | lors would arise from the retirement of the defendants, pod the law alms to sudjoot them | band No. 661 Houston etreet, on this day, (Monday) at oelock FM prectiely. the it, Jorn , son of Joseph Aus agents in Now York tts’ or | "7qr seed months and Bay = 8’ funeral. wi Ince to-day, at half-past $150,000, and in other o'clock F-M., from bie father's residences 118 Goose ob shal be put in servi cr state” It follows, thi ean very the con vac? modify it—and this was neces raryjit isquite peiyabee by virtue of this contract, that . cf view, your honors will perceive that the opera. | by anoflicer.” With regard to the registry, the law | and that there were palpable grounds for appoluting a 5 Abia ie all | Et views Cer insticg of gloating. @ receiver would | wes very fair and plaln—{t requiresthe register to be In | secelverin this causes ibibo be most epprersive and injurious, and that, too, | the names of the legalowners—tobeswernto An@that | ‘The Court will give their decision in the eourse of @ insolvent against men who | was done in this case, by Law, Roberts and Wetmore ; | few days. no Verse] couldesu.© rtitin the meaning of it, unless reeponsibility, Another peint counsel | the vessel is registered as the Collector os Vustoms told Rabon’ po ie ef uzged ugaiust this, was, if Mr Sloo has assigned to Vr. | them she thould be registored, and they, therefore, | A Rabbi's Reply the Address of the On Saturday, the 17th inst. Cuancorre A., wife of eee es be hn 0 or aceasta ty toe ta ‘ien said herws submit that he. es equitable | caunct be charged with fraud. With perfect verlty th Presbyterian Synod of New York. Impaired, snd invested in safe and unquestionable #e- | Azdrew A. Smalley. and daughter ef the late Hobert act; he contended thet {t was out of the power of Col has s right to appear here as well ws Sloo; | took the cath therein stated—they are the owner! Bavruinzs, * Brown ror ovum Fatuen’s Saxe — eo wiatin: betoee’ menting on te this Beate, | r'pelh aged 80 years Shooto wuke the term of the contract begin at the | end that Sloo having assigned, cennot sue to they ave the persons, in law and in equity, to register ‘Were we to mect your Address without, at least, | ip other » EONS SeeRenG AmeRees 1B Sie @, Her remains sill be taken to Newark for interment : " must have # cash capital invested of $100,080, in (Mi o y hime the Faleow cowimenced to run; they (defen- | disturb the position of the property, witheut the Suppose the court were to eome to the Lp In the month of January next, and anaually there- b dirin ay vl BA Sate ae ee * ‘ sent of the assignes Moree is not only not pleaded ip | conclusion that they ought to have had the ship regis- nce to dpaisitate ther “the | term ee ete ios | shia. act, purtine Court in {uformed ‘thet he pro- | tered in the rames-of the trusteesis that enough | towarda the holy cause in whieh your labors are « efter, ev ery auch company Having an agen’ oF aguntsim | convey the relatives and frlends of the family to the in substance and effect, and | teets against it, and I say he is necessary party | to grant @ reaviver? Ia there any fraud? ‘be in- appear in the unenvisble nat canlocsuat nt stgey ho of the Presa rs er | place of interment, ,fabstance and effect and | forthe Gill, Again, the Unived States haves mortgoge | rtiucticne of the Collector of Customs are complied or appreciating the exalted | & new statement, under the oath of the Preudemt or | Ou thet7th inst, Many Jaxx, wife of J. 8. Covel, dee esod with suitelent enter. | of $260,000—at least so faye the complainant—and it | with. If there is some mistake, it is the mistake | pesition allotted by your enli body to the rem- Sasanthe eae et ee ball ee of James Donaldson, of consumption, age ears. Friepds and acquaintances, and also the mombers of hirect uotil Mr, Law agreed todo | must bave been granted by some one—by him or us; | of the Collector himecif. And is the court to be called | Dateof Israel. With sorrow, we must confess that * , r service, thero | without the authority of avy partiular established as- | _ ‘be Comptroller deems it his daty to presoribo such | Biocminggrove Lodge, f. O. of O. K.,are inviced to ate ay by mortgage or other- | end A Se, therefore reasonable that the United States on to aseume that is ip frend? If they bad registered | have to present ourselves to you, beloved brethren, Jou 0 oul un opportunity of resing to the suit to | this vessel, a it her into any other cieel One she lnquire | rreak Up this enterprise, [The efidarit of Mr. Wet. | might be fi nt eet med; but wien they put her into | sociation or ecolesiustical body of our eo-religioniste, | regu’ations in respect to thete statements as will MaKe | tend ber funeral. from her Inte rerldenos. 121 Weak Counsel thon | more, in answer to Mr. Molival ere read by | the eervice of the United States, it cannot be #0 assum- | but humbly venture to assert, that in the general pur. | them berate egy octet Lrgbcyome ae of fo Riveteenth street. this afternoon at 2 o'clock. reed from the articir of ugreement, where it was stated | Mr. Woodrutf) Mr. Cutting oo ed, Counsel had beard of strange prayers; out of the | ge of our sentiments and opinions, we are supported pend eh ted compen haa B on jbienetocg Near BN Louise Mo, on the Sthinst, Hexay Lrwem, that G. Law rhoule ree aa cocepensetion for his ser- ent, why put in one man (M’- pulpit; but he bad never heard of sueh # prayer as this pad _ and lofty minded of our brethren ia both estahad are Gateehive te Getiiin at iaventaents: Bok acoldier of the Revolution, aged 96 years, ‘The joyful evidence of an expiring prejudice, where- | incmitting to present such an exposition of the affairs vices, the tum «f 9! (40 per enuam, to commence as d with the other two, (Law receiver, whose duties would be te superintend soon as thee Gf raid vossela shall be be. | 8nd Roberts.) and put oat two because one hasdis- | the contract of the mail for ten years. He always | | The Jeyful evldenos of an expiring prejudice, where | CFUh ont aDy. ua will enable the Comptroller and the public to form @ correct judgment of the soundness and reau sh where it is agreed that | agreed with them? Mr. Roberts has substance outiiving | beard # receiver was appointed, not for the purpose of fiee teal vs ety pee cto oP for iss any observations that can be made aguinst him here | carrying on @ busiuers, but to wind it it dows | eved; the eutiments of philanthropy and kind: ne ape hin he00 per azoum, sach sum to | | know that it would take more than the offorts of | sometimes happen that in order to wind up @ busivess, | expressed in your message to ue, have not failed to con- | SUile atte c mined Ie fatale thied tiie ethbament chell aervice’’ of any one of “said” vee. | ¢6unsel to tarnish Mr Roberts. it was imputed against | it must be carried on for @ oertain time; but courts ot | quer our hearts. and to fill them with lively sympathy, bibl ea é was not ope of those vessels.— | Mr. Wetmore that he appeared im three capacities chancery are not always inclined te allow that time to Sdmiration and heartfelt gratitude towards you, ba wie dine of edalhianheul goth te bet it wentd be necessary to | 8nd that he bad ro acted as to pervert all to hisindivi- | be extended Counsel referred to cases in support of | We admire your geuercus and noble motive in the - * he manner ie Sty pt despre yy» OT SOE be pprpess of having the prayer for | Gual interest, and that he bad been faithless to all. Im) his argument, and, in conclusion, maintained that if wish to draw closer the tics of our spiritual relations ietenthe pn disks he Wendie aaa mae pe wa nur pste of ih wuch forse com, | Support of that, the affidavit or Mr. Meilvaine is read, | there has been any breach in the regirtry, it is not of | and interests, for the amelioration of your npiritual | ¢i/}ing thw avenue te y tyage: vended thet the performed with | Who swears that @ search was made, aud no mortgage | that radical character which puts an end to the con- | Welfare, azd would be wanting in vandour and self re- | thy Be ee tee ei eee ubsciutely; the amount, descrip. | PY masnette @are and prudener ocd all possible expedition, and until the 11th of September. 1549; | tract; that there is nothing to warrant the interference | 6p+ct, were we unwilling to acknowledge it. Our hearts cm fy be ne y» bald’ be po reency ment that the government acquiesoed inthe delay neces- ground of attack on Mr. Wetmor of w receiver, and that re is no danger of the con- | are gladdened to sew the high import of Judaism reoog- be am by rape Sieied aiken ic than by pers if Arrivea. sarily cccarioned by the enlargement of the veesels be- ary it ia to make imputations agi treet, if permitted to go on under the presout trust, but | nited in this country, and the sacred veneration you ord mahes tne tetlewak aie seek pre ag Ft Ship Walter R Jones ‘ond the crigival eo) tact. aud that the defendants And they preduced the allidavit ef | there wil be danger if others are substituted for the | bestew en that source whence we jointly draw our | Fags ave rine: ale a he omcnn of arainnle | Borenes. 27 days, wi 2, to Jones & Jonn= Toeee stubs brascortaia th je trustee, (Mr Mollvaine) What | defendants, | most important religious and moral’ doctrines; that Fre Pha ow ol oe ag wen. | Nov 12,12: 37 12, lou 640, spoke anip Adams, trom Prom avd Georgia, (not ompleted, ‘aiters it to them—what business have these things | Novennxx 17.—Mx. Lono, for the complainant, rose | you are conscious @ vast aud beneficial infuen : i . on, Thompson. 2 Ee yerpweb or get he - . Lowes Kyi th pened pee before the Court, but for the purpose of an konthe | with some degree of oiffidence, atter the positiveness | of the synagogue on the improves e ee = he = bey cpg lg patie Birygt es rte hil vy a, masta paoe, Molagn Oot Sel, Gibraltar 234, with Not Jo Mr. ti uae resumed —We establish, oa | ebaracter of thin highly respectabie geutleman? Ido | and arsurarce with which eminent counsel on the other hat you covtider it an honorabl pone Pagano igo Ne Sree pay aa eps 24 bert, Glasgow and the Clyde, Oot 10, nh t there dv fendaute are not in default as to | not eeme here to weigh eharacters; i do mot come to | side had addressed the court, and the plausibility with ir religious tes eguiDel oe pOny. bbe s Cappel 9 0 au passenger untam & Dim Nov 15, Int insult Mr. Wetmore by patting bim in the scale with | which the attidavite were read which induced bim at = at. weed jor not even deny that you peep np or pre aed Nontugret Habilities spoke scbr Sovereign, from Scouington for Sam 1 ome sul ere indebted to for ame. : ‘ eee eater vet hemes | Mort particularly, however, do wo rejoice that the | otberwire than on policies nces (of Pertland). Bilis, Newport, Wales, wit 4th. The amount of premiums received by the com- | iron, rooks, vessel to master. Oct 9, lat 45.87, lon 19.9, when euch imputations are intended to have effect, | mistaken in that plausibility and assurance, (the great- | barbarities of by-gone ages, the useless and cruc! per- } b P d th while scudding before # gale from Si, sprung the head of they must be made by better witnesses than the com- | est that was cvor brought to support a rotcen cause) fecutions during the crusades, the piliages, bauish- y during the previous een ee toe amount re- | rudder. lajpant, oF sueb witnesses av be has produced at | for their statements were utterly hollow with regard to | ments and massacres to w pretended glory of God, are | c#iv'd during the same period for interest on loans | | Ship Excelsior (new), from an Eastern port, in ballast, to ingtom ‘the wubs {1 the Dill: be wouldshow that at last viewed in the genuine light by our Vhristian | pd investiwnents, i papa Bop) Foenmeen S epee Weop followed on tho same side, and will resume | nothing palpable than the daty to register brethren, and meet with their just condemnation and | ot ¥ T oe soe of Io > a tease the amount re Dyperion (of Ney Hoven}, Benjamin. Malege Oe utier commence ud tuose trust duties do not com. | his argument at the sitting of tue Court next morning. | the ship in the name of the trust that they had in- | abborrence, bar * bade e ene. + fi Ape eed on lobed: Doom Malaga for mence uptilatter s.r Law e dutiva os contracter shail ‘Nov. 16 —Mr. Woop, for defendants, followed the argu- | trodveed an unknown rbip aod unknown owners, aud We aleo regard the founder of your religion in a dif- 6tb, the [pope Lom Pepa ~ bo ‘Vesuvius, from Malaga, erere. Will it be preteuded that the captain. or any | ents of his pcileegte, Me: Cutting and, ss matter me are doing the duties which parties in ee seeond t pg Abid that by which oar enoesters viewed en toa an By permed ee ee neni tit Ming wih adeibtih : y Fnicon, eould & 1 necersity, was obliged to go over the saae ground. | represented, When Mr. Sloo saw bimself thus excluded, . whose opinions were necesrarily influenced bythe | °F 0 8 mi pas- Sars sere ce be Yolo, could bese esc anpchenat | Be cerupiiviand’ the provisions of the original cou: | he sald he rbould get up and seo what are his iegal | horrible treatment they received at the hands of bh Tih, She Mayacanes atom Deed Dem: Mende Seas: ene ar inces pniahoen soca ie the t bey are vot reapensible for | tract and the sab contract, and stated the objects | interests inthe transection, and that is the r this worshippers and it is with pride when we contemplate | the pr eane rene. Sis dcdiag isis ahi aE Stine opske ee Oe uy not for the sollection of her | defired by the complainant in the bill. He submitted, | suit is commenced. In assailing the charscter of Mr. | that the wan, who for nearly two thousand years bes Ap it 1s impract e ~ geo e o ditaat 4 wens an Jalifernia, all well” Prom Oot 1th, freights Will it be pretended that | itbas been fully proved that there is uo necessity to | Sico, they did him an injustice; they did the govern- | been the object of divine adoration of @ great portion sotimate of the value of dlstant investments m9 the Ohio rtar et in 1549. fc waa the daty of thy | &ppointa receiver, om the ground of danger, either to | menten injustice; they,would make him toocontempti- | the human race, was a tcion of the house of Juda! and svouritics, he will requi iy i 9 7 ie _ the troet,or the trust property. If the application | bie for polite hands to touch, and ii because, as they Sn do we also udmit the great beneficial int going ctatiment. a certificate trom the Mayor or ike- defendarts to teke thi pd if he pr wire, it is of no trey where it comes fr uw ‘and Mr. Sloo har « thing te do w 4 Port of New York, Nov. 19, 1849, Telexraphic, nd actual value of the stocks | , See general ke age for the Intest Marine Intelligence. a receiver intr du Colley, Leghora, via complsinant or any other man; the imputatioms live | first to think that they we exclusively alone in the imagination of counsel; and | stantial statements in opposition to the bill ver beew stopped for want of funds that nour of the ped for want of payment. and t their demands rati-ne) oo all oceasion q as! account is to be reuiered three months after the trast Mr. ‘trustees to b: and provided ber, &o.? 5 1 cerder of the city. or ® Judge of a Court of Record, in mated? & Schumacher. Has r oun ouly to be rendered | Fert, it must rest on the ground of fraud. It cannot | allege. that he is aman without cont. But Mr Sloo is ence of C ristianity, aud ite moral doctrines, on the ad- Y, “ ho J ‘They could not: the aceount is ouly to be rendered | tet onthe grouud of lasolvsney. Aud what fread | a geuthman, who bas been accustomed to the use | Yencement of civilizution, but we do net hesitate togive | the State where the company is located, (having mo in: | Jr) Oita saab). steoring et 3 three mouths dogs not come uncer : i 4 . ° he has examined t sven conee ber been proved here? The learned gentleman, atgrest | us stenm for eighteen years, and iustead of being that | it,as our deci¢ed opinion, that Christiauity inadequate. | terest in the company.) showing that fpoke ship Kheine(Haub). trom B the Obio comes u ine oem ates pene ta oe le ib with clear and argumentative legal acumen, | Leedy man, Bels'e “lite boat” on the stream of enter- | ly,«nd in pert enjy, developed the truth wbich consti. | the investments of the company, and eyes he esti- | Gut, with pasee elapsed since she be to run, there it no breach | ¥ebt on to rebut the allegations of complatosut’s bill e, and annot overtake him. ey tutes Jud: ‘wad that, as yet, only part of that trath | Hate of the securities and the amount of their actual rig George W 8s ¢f duty on bebaifci'her, Chore is no averment In tho ‘War avy mecessity fore receiver told us that capitaliets have withheld themsvives | hes been imparted to mankind value Rarned Baie tig Victoria (Ur), Whippel, St John’s, NB, G days, with bul that an ‘account was demanded defendants | With regard to tue building of the Ohio and th vom this undertaking, and that no one but these en- It appears to us that an inscrutable, mysterious Pro- | _!t is required, also, that each company furnish @ copy | | iis \ tern pppel, 's, NB, 6 days, we te thom fffidavice. that they were always ready to | Georgia (ns far he bas been ovmpieted), terprimng detend d be found to take up the , Videuce has wirely decreed, that the deliverance of of ite charter, to be placed om file in the Comptroller's ee their books. tt required, | up to the time of | ost amounted to up $700 000 contract; but the fiet is it was not knot So : ‘ton, Clinton, Bangor, mankind from deep-reoted Polyth-lem shoald not sud. | ofice Of strontem: Clinton, Bangor, 6 days, with the exsertneneal » the Ohio, 'Sloo was extra- | Only Lave been received as a loan from the g! taliets It was raid that Mr. Sloo was ® man without @ nly be accomplished, but that the illusion aad error ‘The law requires that a eounterpart or copy of the of Pordand, Master, Portland, 3 days, with aoe aie sx prension ot big vatisfaetion with the | Where did the other $410 000 come from? sixpence He (Mr re 1 Us ller's certificate of | potators to FM Acker. rd) reeciivoted k great discovery | should gradually vanieh before th statement om which tbe Comptrol etna 2 ti . davts provided it. end it doe not matter to the com- | having been made by & man who was not worth @ fix- | of @ rublime Divinity: and we dis thority is isewed. sball be filed im the office of the rig Burg wm) Harwood, Sa Harbor, 20 hours, im Oe cee tse oe ae oe yiniraa Shaker ihey bave borrowed It. Ifthey bave | peuceé-e man whe begged Lis way from convent to | OU docirine of the ‘Trinity and Redeemer, the inter- | Clerk of the county in which the agency shail be estab. | bliest fe ati ate bes g the deferdants. tees 4 fehr Bebo (ir), Holder, , - rrowed it, they are bound to pay it. Mr. Sioo is not | convent im Spaim—awd that man discovered @ new | Veuing incident—the connecting link—by which, here- | lished: and it is therefore necessary that exch oome pany E (Br), Holder, 8¢ Johns, SB, 6 ays; with lem Bo far from objecting t liable for it! Hix partnership does not commence til | world He therefore entreated and implored that the ter, toa more perfect husman race, the sublime trath | Prep! with as ‘d Primrose (Br), Cameron, Pictou, 9. with Qoueahta were Gren fs the contract i completed ‘he learned geatleman | Court would not be carried away by the storm und eio- | Will be upvelied. By the abandonment of the adora- | many copive os ey Ke neyed and < seems Lo be pres ure in him to try and bi continued to direues that the legal property. as well as | quence of counsel om the other side He prayed for tiow of the Virgin Mary, avd the refutation of the be- | county in which an ay rey d et Aiath mst ) Moors, Iecksonit upthetrurt. Mr sive ecmmenced living at the the equitable interest, was in the parties of the | patient bearing. and that the Grurt would overlook kis lief im her immacuiste virginity, by Protestantism, @ | F In the execution of the law, he omptcoller will aim ho dace, lat 33 len 71, OP sui cce e year. ts anticipation of net earnings, ana | #ecend part, and mot of the trustees; end then | weak d not be wearied by the extrwine length to | Very important point has already been gatued. to afford every, rensonah ality to responsible com. pany premata See ee the cniyman whohas | Fad froin pages 60 and Ol of the bill, to show | which the argument has extended learned ge An adequate aud full reply to your address weuld de- ponies complying with ite provisions; bat b dr Talbot, Heat, sping ® very large harvest, for | that the Secretary of the Navy was dirested to advance | tleman bere read the reveral covenan: mand from us arguments too voluminous for our pre- | it to be his duty to interpose such prreaution Schr D © Brookes, Allen, Lub to pa oe these teustegs, | to thecontractors the sum of $25.000 per mouta oa | an ignmeate. aud continued | defeodacta Sent epistie, and have, therefore, to restrict and | Strietions as eball protect the public from corporations | Selr banner, Nichersen, emt burg for NY. days. + had hed 0 deatheon tae! ton, (Bx) Davidson, Windsor, NS, 6 | ofa Gifferent character, having no substantial capital Schr Lexington, Chase, Bo on one each of the ships, efter being lauvobed, bat that the | to the earnings of the Falcon aad — Compress our remerks and opinious to your most tm- : hast BAS esr. pra Hover that cacses this tule: | Roney should notexceed one peat" ‘compennati nd | Ohio, and ther nilence with regard portant questions only and furniehing no sufficient guaranty for the perform: | f¢ht } xchange, ~~) Bockopor’y Wiley. Georgetown, SC, gand dellate tore tina by ery possible ooustrution of | Seo that to enable them te finish their said st to names of the owners of the Falcon; but rhe was We perfectly eotneide with you, that there is no true | ance ct thelr obligations: 6 withebip tim ver for the US Newey ¥ in co with brige the care, made ty the bit aicos, be could pretend to | fhips, they bave applied to the Secretary of the Navy | triduced asa real bird cf prey, to run away with worship in God, where the heart is not understapding, WASHL a NT, Comptroller. Robert Fenuel, fer NYok; W ish, of and for Faire ogg + a gh gabon eee Ree ee la | for auch monthly advances on the same, as by virtue of | earbirge under thts coutract, ‘They set up & pri ard the ming ¢1 A 2 ROR AN “Now Gold Lest, J au tot ; Se ea the 20th Vot., | the esid uot the Secretary of the Navy is euthorized | toterest of their own, iu opposition to the trust, uu | but im order t Supovenen West Cilies Crean. faery STyte, Gold Leng Jamon, Milton Point, with coping, = d be was loud im his | &0¢ girected to mate, and are Re and Sestoens to weiranted ip som and upjustifed tn equity. “ —_ reas tebe - sore £ the cis, sng : Peer Orvicn Dacanvuanr, Novemtee 16, 1000 * ry Doek. atte. : - rrow $100,000; and | Ftcure the repayment or refunding of toe same With | then poke ef the suppression cf the quarterly ao- ” participate in our worship, we wi b s * bes for the regu. Ship Maria, Richmond (not Satu 3 Darts dere, a ri io' tis dencueles | tegerd to the celay, the partica of ths tecond part | ccunts, aud conbended that the motion sougat must be 18 our prayers. the euered isnguage of the prophets may | tole sacatmeniiee oy the adie Se Cultiorata, as itay | Charleston; Cuiverd Hayes, Buenos Agten andothers when reiured, be denducler | © tions against ir turned to Mr. | Law, und if Mr Law rould become his * Damon,” he | done, and si Laws Vythias”” But when Mr. Law ) $14 000, then tt wes that Mr. Sieo Ould be estopped, beeause they stood by and sawit | devied by eliegation against allegation; and all those be retained. By the iortruction of the greater number wave liberty to eet up and say that the cancel Mt. Mice ene spemely landets, that de | of cur yeuth ip the Hebrew laoguaee, wud by using rie sa tae taiocine not authorizedto do so. Where isacertain | act anewer the elicgetions of the bill. and are to be | Prayer-books with @ translation ja the veroscuiar, the i. ‘ ~ Ls ost - ‘ t - public. and it may be done by communicating this let- ‘The ship Shannon (reported as en’ for Lis e by the partios of the third part. It does | dimegarded. Mr. Sloo brought from Washington @ priteipal objection is obviated. Besid of | ter tot ‘of your city, or otherwise, as you shall | anchor tothe North River; ail it), Sen dirernet tons dee 1 it ts furnished~ until | cow F $240 O00 per year far carrying the malls, nm Deets that all may Know the true condition of this the use of which ali may fabas nation choula'be mage | ,7H pal! Loudon, Heberd, for London, til romaine ed ye! Lo sexu nate the trust of both these . : bos a agg hs edidatite, tah om They wre no parties | tb ‘o be apportioned between five ships Hi f we Leang Nev 1!—W ind during the day, from NNE to NE. ses of $100 (We bry the goverament, vg tye a neg Fo WIG ee, eeatocee ee eine eeee | Rice vabetinasee cOhots | 1. ‘The carrying of letters ont of the mail, and the Pave een bo . pon bet hence He ocatended thet Mr. Si00 a eorigua te te two aud slapence! Dees any one even fore me- | guager; and the mont ess tructive part of | CAFr)ibg of perscns engaged in the business of trams | 7.12) nycg ae. atte, Taveped, vas aa ; ; 0 o right to | Lim two aud © 3 \e 0 P nr arrying of 9 a : c > ¢ on the undertaking; ror tagy Teyetive Part of | Dorting letters out ot the mail, are forbidden by Ina, he € Liverpool, will come in and ray to the defendants. you w poed. | went ruppore that an individual was to build five war | ¥crebip, th bry) atu we waccios in the enterprise | ¢ and fevere penalties are provided sgainst the guilty \e hee pe eo ds? « on 6 lan ae. . auiog in no has BO legal interest. dhe trustees by ebips out ct bis own private funds’ No tshowsthe ecuntry ~ ariies whether proprietors, officers or crew. Letters can be prepaid at the Herald office to an: eaheenh, tan for 400 greet te Teble intereat Suppose the veesel went our Co wea and | counisence that was Fepored in kim by the government; | We also do not hesitate in saying, that the blood of | Tass mieten Heobrinlns Cin ee ea man | ne wore. paid a Jerald o 7 part of # man who, through his triends, could | fering* iw the temple are considered by all contempo- steamer or eny other, plying by regular trips at ctated - A ons 4 ‘was losi—does Col Sivoo lose anythivg? No. He hes) that be w 7 - Pe the comer nee oe Se | net put anything into her, aud heleses nothing. Chey | fuitl the undertakiog. ‘ihey eaid that Mr Sloo is rary ietaelites, who Lave found the subject of their re. | Penguy Py yo Fr rp Nora ag th a “ ¢ 9 % tb: 0 pt to bite eres 1 ote bs ton Wort © y a D 7 " Ms ange), orrow, seabe ne Gedeetien tpald. i i, | Were told that ia not toacquite auiuierest to without means | atm instructed to offer that these bien Wer hag, oie sero inadiuiertble, aud | | & Every individual whe so sends letters out of the | #rh, et \y before @ o'clewk. Letters can be prepaid to any to be 6s sent, is subject to a po- | Part ot the world, rae of the Fale | the surplus furde, but that he bas already acquired | gentiemen thal bave all the money they have ex- | Uowortby t nd seven per comt interest. They shali have te formuer times scocruing to the de Seles st sn otc! be1o1 9 the the the: aetrious Maimontue, the, cu " | Mee ee eae te eid | tive apatost idolatry, 2 "ve SMCSMAFY PrO“SEW®” | 4. "The employment of expreatinen for the convey. ne Lime, socounting Although the Scriptures do not farnish a distinct <f letiers to San Francisco subjects thoce it does not relieve Me. | intimation of the propriety of prayers in bebaif of the | t@ dcuble cost, if they succeed in reaching San Fri $6,260 per qu con. in Depe that iptesest; (hat the $260 000 was received under bis interest to tot amount re be due only three | pec tane em Beg oe 15740 and he base received $21,400 No | coptract, and eee aie ee and with ae little hesk, | Obe would suppore that with w iittle coma tation, rtep forward « | anda little common honesty, it Colonel Si Lerrsn Baes of steamer Cambria, for Liv i cleae at Kenyon’s, J, Doce ois expects | for the Combria will eb Mat the above effice, aud be forwarded | to bave ap interest to that amount, be ought to pat sum for thie enter pene mey on to New | to bay y t ‘ co, an they can only bo obtained througa the post of * | Into it $200 000, The trustees exou Toment. because he has dead. there te et! w ttrong resemblance to @ prayer in | 6° 7, ‘J At} -— York, without meats itas an ninen Pe 7 fice at that place, and vpom payment ot the United Hexnld Marthe Corcespond ft ele po ° % he > a the Lamentatic t ¥ ing yee peg: mee sus, wud haa giver pay it out of their pockets, Ty rigned Dia contract; pranting that he bas no a smentaticns of David, at the death of his mow | a1. \¢s postage there, and it places them in great havard Prravnnenia, Noy 18, 4 Pat Verte, Fiyen. do, Tremont & cney than Columbus, whea he applied for ree | Aba ain the whole ft at the getes of the convents, te he without | — buy 290 WW, because they friends, and without hopes ef obiaiuing. ia thts greng ; dye of being arrested and detaiued at Pausuna, as the fole lowipy will more fully show :— ‘Lhe United States mail agent writes in respect to a sand perhaps many more, | Part are to pay it, Dut it te waid The eo Storday | continet. Hie argument might Jeg gmag® ying interest in the vessels, av in th {to Girona, | even that there prayers are of no cavential | Hi Mary B Batons shiva; Nathan Due= there slumbering in death whi Bueve Veata, Botte ay ut wil our de- | +1} ;. } aul ct outrast wo it gob | count cane for the fuldll of thi trac 5 nn positive tu ’ River, Louis Quesver, Danks, Marifords ands On giving vy uthorised to way | have received it under the contrac ues it gob | ccuntry. means for ul il mont of t ract it m . cha positively aevert— the ides t! T | beg merked “* * * & Cos express mail, about to bo | sicamer ¥ Mh Con's bs y made are | Under the coptract ef Col. Slou? When the original | (cuueel thea maintained, at considerable lengti, aud | ech religivte performance, our dear departed wight | hipped on board ofeone of the Pacite mers at Pa- ‘ iseubanes T | contract was chteined, and assigaed by Col. Sivo to the | with great force of argument, that bis elicat posronsed | parties of the second part, and when the United States | w palpatic interest, av rhowm by the face of the con- acted on it, they are to be embodied together The act | tract, and a right, a» jeint owner, tn the p wer it, not to Col Sloo, but to Col Sloo | When they allow dir. Sloo 94,600 year, they & One or other may take it amd when | lenrt, at his ¢ nioy ken by one of tie parties liable to » bas ured it If the Georgia shoud nd the Obie lost while on Dap oan ey neaphral 9 a | nema’'—" 1 Gid pot perwit it to be shipped, or the let- We centers that frequentiy by our brethren in | fe end a ‘tbe p faith, as also by mankind in general, an undue aud anes 7 ona it Ls nee, Sas eS ee ae dea a Au cficial report fri }itoct bewnprit wud kaigntt figued to cur prophets. aud now to « tues rend their letters by * * 7 & * ¢ Was lowed to the city by steamer Naushon, preachers, to admonish aud instruct th tation that they wili be taken up to Panama aud for- Nan Bay Srate—Dork Mery'and, Davis, at Baltimore ~ warded here, This ie never dove, and « tbe dy 16eb, trom Berton, reports the b Bay M1 pt Payne, | wplil come ene paye the postage om them at P hich extled from Bosten 1 whore ons bank to the the government there.” | ‘To prevent the succesful a ary aud souk. t Scowney was destroyed by fire at axoept | Sunday night last. cgbaacas en Bane (nance in con= ot Cay snip Rob Koy (before reported ar= carl coming up tendered. we Wil wre to offer iheusanue, to pay t W be Ofters, we think we om ite guard. The ' it would be die to take the ecniract out of Ub me Whose ely ' except im the + counees, gud place it under Borton from Charleston, w proceedings | be hands of gentle. | the ted to be drapted, | 8td net of Col. 8100; « equitable 6 ee the ten the property, Why, Col Sivo, who has eatered into bas ben found wherein & mau who sete up a title for bot dene Fo ecrburg ebe set up @ separate terest un: ‘Walk before him in humility, jor Lam holy,” ¢ three fourth inment, 1,290 tone burthem vgeling of letters, the t worth @ shill: oll tiome were long eipee tea . ae lanached f je ahek © | caulk the contsact with nothing bus bis wits end bie tectin | bimerif uncer the trast has been continued as trustee pted by us, we grant to every sews g tnetructions wee peng atuee arte to the post wae lawached (rom ™ shave “7 w ment of the government. isto get three-fourths, | Dir. Lew end fir, Koberts ptand os agentsty the tray. lege to etiain salvation ‘weably to bis own fashion e egy ——s pecially lever ccted ambent Jacce Beit, Soe went Law $6.000ayear, | Deither do we close our ey uagogues, eur relighous works or prayer books, ageinet the believers of # diferent ; Moberte ceiver $10,000 an while the working wen are not to reeeive any, ts @ way that business mevines done; bat whether iu th ian was leunched from t Beil port, 7th ins halt bot completa of ft; the rkili of ea inetance it will be od, depends upon the court; " way be necersusy in the e net: faith irem ours. To whatever church taman largest hip over ball the legolinterest ia the coptract belongs tv tue parties Nir. Law ie egent to ihe trustee way b of God betore him, | 10°" nould be placed Hersinwac, being upwards cf 1 tous. ‘Sho ie vwned Ly Cape who are butiding end expending money in it, Colvuet | for the contruction There end exerts bimeeif in the advance t of bis feliow be tek aw ie oe Micrjeh Lunt, snd Capt Graves, oy taiter they go iuto operat arters the path te « jon, arcording to the | £0 he ebarg.d with postag Whnatemen. © ot Aud wi r Ls cbtain furde ve ocpaiderrd @ fei tute of Cong ernment before # vingl+ deter bat been earned The gevern- Fr Lav nnd Mr. Reberts for it; v t oly and for the fpeete ae it they had been conveyed in the mail.’’ “i a Avo the proprietors of the several steamers on this i ehecgy tet ome of Enron route have berm instructed as follows,—“ If, notwith- | OS icice trom stip Mile fone cf a. reports her at Beave, standing your efforts to the contrary, persons noe @a- | Cape ce veras, e all well, clean, thertted by the Post Office Department shall be foaad A letier trem Capt 8 cm board of your ebips, baying in charge matiable mat- | of N | tor whieh they do pet sarrencer up, to be placed in the ie will be the euty of the master or commander, making eptry or breaking bulk, to poiat out such of the our religion, i¢ unebetructed | , Ukerefore, deloved brethren, that our gree. but that on others e wcjuite ® vested oF bear tet ( ouneel then proceeded the bill; the alleg der which th So far be {importance to the go | remen ¢ ordered to be advanced | sievances Lief, ‘The pati ht ig“ inrepars’s * apd they the danger of losing their coutract property of the trurtecs ae a teurt for ment. It bes been dwelt upon, repeated over aud owe and we contend that they bave taken sete in | again—* stil! barping om my deugaler”—the danger gily eubversive of the whole of this trust, Chelr doe. ed the laws of Ged are violated now as ther of loving the contract with the government. {wo of trive is, that the ships are the property of those who or bow sdvent of Gede domimon—secording to these ships, it will be observed, were be folshed ia advanced the money for thelr ernstruetioa the predictions ot the prophets. « reiga of walversal Oetober, 48, and the remainder by Cetober “4¥, under fue the contract t they take wy peace can be erediied, when after the death of Christ, : Aldridge, of Saratoga, NY, mirect, ‘The Ohio wae mot futshed for@ to bulid one sbi nd them pay thet ic ts not our pro Wete, pereeculicns aud faveticiem rather increased than « ineinutly kiled, the time specitied in the origiuel comtract. perry. te it Minable thet they should be pores. diminished |. Dive it will bs onen thas theoe whe emaatep express Fervign Ports, rgument of bis colleague, 4 that property from the men ” to for ma hme t letters, jad of vail, be- Berpravx, Oot Hid Coorrier, Audsbert, Charleston. Dot time fa the origi 4 Give” his enroutere wow! sides Incurring the penalties p arion of | Grmmas ~ (in oharge of the 0b that by @ ata built thatl turpisb the fands f They butid bey teevived und ‘ he building of these Fhips y lay out auy of the mo- t, the whip by are has worked no benetcisl change in sta- b | person leotor or other oft ter may be ti a oh persona be dealt with as A let Peiteberat ped . Clean, fei pon what prive pit going VO Imierfers we pew ae ay ipsiete thet (hie t.6 fication and ciate. hia t Is the -wpposition, that by the virtatas life and fer- vent prayer of ® pious fon, departed father's so might be reeewed from ev ing punt the law, colject. their letters to the alternative of « don nosowat of e \e he sub-contract cont t carry on the exrou ble claim. Cen be clan ide iruite of the set end then hos to oot vanes Ke A. Gouble portage charge, or to the basard of never rrach- bat the: Mr. Ween fer were probable and pur togs * 4 impure 10” shir veins bas bern wequieseed in by the | Piirs S : 4 ing their dettination, Respectfully, ‘your cbd’t serv’t, mothe, NUrioans, #1d Now whereim the are Ov an experimental tri r if, ton, that by the elueadin, 6 F COLLAMER yt bed fee. repairing, for ILLES, Oct 28~ Proteus (Prus), for NYork, Now 5, Home Ports, tl —\ peer Millions of his on j rows Christian reholars, smongst them the verhiie eiies, op tothe fling of tints Bil, of taem to y there bas firet part will Duid. construct equip, the steamebips which in sud by the contrac Afuresaid are contracted to be built by the enid party of ticipare im that atter being Fr consicered that part C W. V. Baavy, Erq., Postmaster, NY, ’ —— on Sunday morol eo wey - h, V the Grst part, in euch mauner, aud ab rach times wsare Mer. Lon ad just come to that. Suppose the learned, Jar famed Geseniua, the attempt to prove the _,18 Portsmouth, 4 : ele or may be required by the Navy Department of the gov row " Pimoad the ships, chore geatiewem divinity of ( brist by the prophecies ia the Old Teste oom aa’ by sone ne Boren, Bev 1, 4 Hoamphrey, : Sto ee wade States. and provide for and pay ali the moneys bound te eur such ehips as the government pient bas long ago bren abandoned; aod we only wish 2. PAUIE onal ie deetlane wy . Wilattroon NO, Ree WES the Falcon capebdle of t sade eubject to y therefor, This clearly contemplates al- willaccrpt They have put oor proper’y into the un. tO eenvines you that all thore who have acquired im- Goes. in pA et ae. Newms ‘Newark, 43. Cldsuip Rave the trust, uniers ur agreeusent of the parties, | jones“ euch a8 ate or may be red” After they dertaking; the ships belong to the trust; they have plicit faith in God, and the medesty to acknowledge how bis bed — & NOrlear#; barks’ Carlo stvutam, Tile Bhe war put on temp raruy Lo rupply the exigencies — o a f our time, so | prerumptuons it would be ia mortal men to endeavor | SEL SS i imme | - Tithe aloe. tas tamsnged in por eae to explain the manner of bis being —" For there ebail coat Slane poeas’ a Touurel | BO man see me, end live’ — will m | CITY TRADE REPORT, Pe Goperquence bas 6 shows it to OF Fender divine honors to any ot t to tI Gevecens; ev. HOP, 06 a : ne profite alter invisible, living God alone, It ts our Grm belief, Ubi 4 2 .M. is ceipiawtaheele tapes a eounerel er, you and all mankind #il At the mesting of ‘change merebants bad not had | | 1 t view of the vase, i Law end Koberte » lasphe mo tia t time to digest their private adviers, and it being the ® Pred sdvance of $25 000 per month by goveroment is [f Kuberts bas been engaged #s an agent to the tras 4 reverenee to bo | tase dag of the w the tenguee notion’ ta trade seo: | foun aul, lorick, Cali= made. Itis hardly worth while to fay that Col Sloo | ters, be te eptitied to cempenration if Mr Law hae Till the ad PY, ep" 7 7 a 7 Naw Lowoox, Nov 15—Are brig Adna, Sherman, St terday, continued to prevail, There was rather more | Mer: Gone in cotton, bat the market continned heavy, buy- capacity” he ie entitled to compen: | World's eud ty world’s end, God pba mets ne, we will endeavor to entertain brotherly feet 4 in hi * Acqaierced im the enlargement beonare it was ke sug- been eng but if Mr. Law has eta gested it, an@ he mot only brings people toes the | sation wk Rroronn, Nov 16—81¢ bark Miantonomi, NYork. in page 68 of the iu Albany, aod atyouarem or “ + ower h oth 0 voRt, Nov I a rooting @ steame ships, but on the Mth June, he puts im the Herald imed thore ver vices, he tx not entitied to vom. Inga towards each other. andjoonti rT Nov 10—Atr aches Barton, Muntos, Somersete, ee aan. on tale, sonding it te every querter of | "When # trustee takes property, or | (hay, Dat by deeds of Kindness and philanthropy, to | ¢T Claiming concessions to which holders were us: Tvun, Res he Sording to the» a the eoatease; thes realinung, as it G preperty, under the trust, is he wecountabl priterm the works of love to ail willing to submit. The seles effected since the reeeipt yar thnchy MTCAL ents lenne Weight, Alveny. Sid the wtenwer rurt wares oh 08 BO telp, on wiad 118 post | generat Aan 8 truster—aod 1s babeid aud merey will Judge and reward | of the news, have exhibited a dreline of abow = ‘ Of Dee : ~ | be Compre els bad | feepened tof the trust? Counsel the ei ae ie on pan cay eal pale gem em el ook allowed to be built otra: cape 6 0 partnership of it, Stoo, and © meet reoveece of the hemes & who | Of@eentper ib. Our market for flour, of all kinds of | oaph, Kates, and Emporiu iedeiphiae twice Dunthiy beteren ciate s god bastes ; and that | Others might beve been pr Hot tended that fe no excuse tet wp to show w before bin ' Ha will not | State and Western, wae heavy, and prices inclined to | | Kichwomn, Nov i i the rervice of the Fastu cu tie lens tus teooguised, | Aue time, the tindem «the @eiay is mavife | tier the shyp ta i the mail vetview, Mr. 8 4 fiemmers, in the | geoop, ‘There was & fair inquiry for Canadian, with 814 beg Brooklyn, i en pt © BE die 4 at the plossare ¢ Crerbme Dt aud Comme dore Ferry. she vcwwn iewm | exeiuged As to the delay, they have not | . Ty vn aco hah efi ection,” Ne Gan tis Would it not them be welt to walt | (ne of the cond series of the ships, Supp: free from faulta | Covsiderable rales in bond, at previous rates. Southera ice bet Coon Brig p= performance of this | Wrande were Imective, acd prices unsettled. Good rder tuatifeny defect isubserved, | on tral for tb the goverbment rue ae—what feet o the hat Beew Teer ved by remeon r t. wheat was in eteady de 4 for milli with ales of Lhowe Yeaseis are m F won, the Bib va a” * dvfendanta | it may be avoided mm the «| | , A _ HILALE CHES. deny that th cre eve eu one dollar pald fo | all imended for mall very but ultimately for war plead 1p exeure? Nothing c tendered, ourselves, to pet arts oO t |, the latter in bond, Ms le se pele tee meet # Let required for the nil and As we 6 | the Of dante, tobuiid thie reeund rerien ite sole Cree ene ewe © md, on | Matace Ship iarhus ballon, David B James, ” one is dowe in a very maguificent style; bat | Werherau ond Mise Mickle; a ~—— terme stated Iglow. Corn continued dail, and #sles | ahos W i he has mot bs. Man Snort ny a Woman.—Mra. Rennick, wife | sere limited, at yesterday's prices, Other grata re- o ely te get into suotber war botore thowe ships are | Law 2 cape Mee lpm tart A pte beteen? wpieted, every tugewrtion shows Ubet 1¢ is hemeaound, | wly just done whet he pir ip Core Linn Miss Baill Cd aviitog in e'lowed for wi services he a wal | ns nly for Bivo but tne t « an oond eerles Of the ships, and probably never of bi. Hennick, of Saline county, Mo., lately shot | mained about the same. rk waa leas active MP. Cots ine ihe gileyetion in peg ae advance step by ete | sim, worel ube dante hed f men by the name of Carroll, Daring a temporary | bucyant with fair soles at quotations. Beef was dul vberie te whiel they utterly deo | came Bere ty the bit ead the Court will expe claim of plaintiff (as wueel 90 The prineiple that | ited. thet kt heormers go With: | gron that seore, and ax to the lip (heir own interesta in viowstion of th | irom pages 21 wad 29 Me Ween tm necer the ecntract until nent. We bave never pret cive. to the exeln-ion of Mt Slo We say | @ not come onder the trurt umtil accepted by t t. (Heads absence of Kennick, Carroll made overtures of a | Lard contined im eter yi vee oe eranntng | “ishenorable character to Mrs. K. She commun. | rater | bees and bu Ny tacguveree | cated the affair to bet husband, who told ner if | fom preee There vest Corvoll persisted in bis overtures to shoot him—and | })Y for this purpose loaded a ‘ol and gave it to his wile. Shertly afterwards Carroll renewed his over | quotations. demaod, without change ii s goed dewvand Raw Fe awcisoo~— Bark Carlo Maor, © 'W hoberte, FW Roberts, W sury Sovigy, Wer J iotean, AG Oakes, WH Simpern, Thomas Tiapethien fre William Ml Dyers Honey Bearetes. Rotors patrick Jt, er, Mebbrland, 0 W Wininvow, FW Run nothing mere f fn page i4cf (he bill he can take @) ber eacnivg ¥ COt G Kingle Hkperce itis e “new way to O18 | of the contract altr gether a gevirement,; they say that the property comes uoder | tures. The indy attempted to go up stairs, and ae 0 by, W Gebte for mere proutebie tien we bing g ad “a yd | verve thet Mr. hewerte, tow he trortthe moment the keel ts iatd |e ked before, she ascended Carroll caught her, and made an ae ‘Alonso Hor fornia We ray he bs vo ng yt to am accom | never intended to geny the cbligw ve: it, Shoo participate in the leas, if the verse! Ite tempt to detain her. She got the pistol and shot s ered one quarer after the trust has om | sign for the eernibys of the Fair | jected? “Ubey ray fuel @ case cannot occur butruch |p, He died bout fifteen mi Rennick Railroad, 110, $ do, lose; ad ffeonriderd onder any construction pat | peter to her secepinwee by the y Nee eee. verse te pearthe love? is Mit Sloot | Mim. He died in about hficen minutes. Kennic 23 d0.,'08d, 074.9 Wee, entities to ft, ae the Oblo OMty | yaine in his better, etates tom Ate there parties to Tiding ive vessels, withous | nd wile were taken before a Justice and examin IDuae ston and Wer. Creshire Rail- ‘ cape | ed, but were promptly discharged —St. Lowre(Mo.) | ¢ ' went fo ree © voter, 1840, the duties Of C6 | trustees to RUG the ner if they rw he 1 trustees der + mul the eoseptonas of Wee | quarttly & He tor y of the second | Uneom, Now. 1 4, 68; 2 Norfole Beoretory « t waved to reoctee | une vog only 0 t® There were fifty-two deaths in Doston, for the week vr y a that the § o4 F ser oy meeting F perty cf the recond pert ending the 17th inet Phi Wo, the Obio until « hem, be bay mot 80> | 4 be igen he Juve oom sdee Oe” a Loan Ife party is building ® howse, and it tum. J Be Ser.