Bx This sIorning's hfall.
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- Mr. Francis E. Rives, who committed the
outrage on the Portsmouth Railroad, has written
letter 10 the National Intelligencer, conessing the
deed and stating that he boughtit the 7th OF Octo-
Der last, at 1blc auction and received the ti'e deed
&c. OF it. Having endeayored in vain TO have the
company pay hir for of it he concluded TO take
nm the IRON and sell il for what it would fetch. NO
,ce was given to cease running on his road without
effect. and so he took up the rails.


SUPREME COURT or THE UNITED SrATE<,
: S,rrRpAy. jan l3, l84i.-No l6.-Wl!iIam Il.
Hanson ct al, plaintiffs in error vs John H. E'S
foce. The argument OF this cause was commenced
hv N,r. HrBBELI for the plaintiff Iii error.


Adjourned till Monday morning, Ii O'Clock.