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II has been decided in New-Yo,k Supreme Court, that boarding house keeper is not responsible for articles belonging b,arders s,o len from the hon, except they be specially left in the of the keep 

 CINcISNATI.-Mr. Cist says that Cincin,a,, with all her "adjacencies," has now population .f 94 ,090. The annual increase since lS40 has been II per cent. sufficient to double the population in seven years and haf

 TwoIMPoRTANT DECISIONS IN THE SUPREME CoURT.-The Supreme Court this morning decided the very important land from Louisiana inv .lv- ing the validity of the celebrated grant known the Mason Rouge grant. The lands claimed under it were thirty leagues, being upwards of two hundred and fifty thousand acres, lying on both sides Of the river Ouachita, near Monroe. The case was decid- ed in favor of the United States. the alleged grant being declared by the fraudulent and void.

 The court also decided a case from Michigan, in which it ruled that lands purchased fro,n the United States in that State sabiect to State taxation from the date Of sale On the part of the pur cha sers i. was contended that the lands were not liable io be taxed. because until the patent issued the l- gal estate was still in the United States, and the Iands therefore exempt from ,aAasion.-[Giobs.