Reported for the Fountain
GIRO UIT CURT.
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GIRO UT COU 1T.
Thursday, Nov. IL, Isi6.-In the case Of Gulsta
vs. Lawson, the jury returned verdict for the plain
tiff-daunsge one cent.


The following cases were tried to-day


Richard Dement,, administrator Of Jane z. Ciagett'
Va. Lawrence Harmsn--Verdict for plaintiff for
s62.20.


Eleanor Jones VS. James H. Fowler-Verdict for
plaintiff for sos, with ten years interest Carlisle
for plaintiff Bradley for defence.


Walter Stewart vs. Thomas Carbery; and Wm
Blanchard vs. Same.


These two cases are brought to recover damages
sustained by the plaintiffs in consequences Of the de-
fendant having torn down party wall, and leaving
the premises Of the plaintiff exposed for considerable
time. Carlisle for plaintiffs; May for defendant
as.on the 22nd Of December--nsxt month-ths
French government will receive proposals for the
supply of $500, 900 kilogrammes Of Kentucky to-
bacco, and en- the 22nd Of January, ls47, Tor the
supply of 2,650, 900 killogrammes of Maryland to-
bacco, and Of 100000 killogrammes Of Virginia
tobacco All this tobacco will he carried to France
| in American vessels. This pivilege was obtained
by the interference Of our late Minister, Mr.. King
| a-y.A deck hand Of Western steamboat was
recently discharged by the mate and warned never
! to come on board again. He dsobeyed the warming
and while the boat was lying at Pittsburg' a lew
days ago, visited her, whereupon the mate seized
| capstan bar, and killed him Hs
i gs-They write from Monterey that Gen. Worth
refused permission to publish newspaper in that
ctyIn English on the ground that it was contrary
to the wishes Of the American government.
Il 4g-One Of the rumors by the last mail from Mon
terev was. that Satta Anna had issued proclama-
ton announcing that he should notrest till he planted
hi. oae foot on the banks of the Sabine, and calling
J on his countrymen to follow HIS LEAD.
nrIf il be true that an attack headed by Com
Conner in person, was to be made on Alvarado on
the 18th Of October, it will mot be long before We
shall have the particulars Of this affair
e n5'That very excellent paper the New Orleans


Bulletin has changed editors, Mr.. w. L. Hodge ia


kinp the place of Mr. W. Jones. Mr.. Hodge ha
the reputation Of being forcibe and clear CONNER
cial writer. lA 5Nl Sf3h


gg-Commodore Turner the new Commandant o


the Portsmouth, N. H. Navy Yard, has entered upol


his duties. .'tf M


nj. Quite a serious row occurred on ST. Mary


street, Philadelphia, on Monday afternoon, betwee


several colored men, one Of whom was shockingl


beaten and bruised. si sl f.a. Is


a-z-Gen. Vega is soon to leave New York for h


county, having been exchanged for Com. CarPei


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