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Tns osisISAL Coreo MELopnrs AND LIrrLE Or BULL


These very amusing and vocal musicians have Engaged
the large Of Clinton Hall, Of Beekman and
Nassau Streets for the three days. in which dis
play their wonderful talents. They give afternoons
entertainment on New Years day They are cerainly
the best banjo players in the country. and Little Ole il
quite wonder.


The original Virginia ssrenaders are proving very
iractive at Philadelphia.


MIR. Henry Philips is charming the residents Of Nor
folk with his sweet music. M
Haywood is about to visit Canada .ts II. .r.i


The little dancing girl Miss Carnahan danced OF the
stage lately IN Kentucky, BY getting married


MIR Hill closed his entertainment Friday evening.
In the Lecture Room OF the Museum, Philadelphis


MIR Henry Phillips is announced 10 give concert at
Columbia. tomorrow, Tuesdaj


Young Sconcia, the vionist has q sister, only
years OF age. who Is as much prodigy as her brother
she plaSs astonishngly well on the piano.


The ssburg Gsxets oil the lst Nov, announces the
first appearance Fanny Essler at the Court theatre OF
Munich ths 3oh Oct she most enthusiastically
received ana was repeatedly recalled to receive the hO
mage of the public. f r~


Mr. Thorne the millionaire, has taken new hotel in
Paris and is fitting up theatre within it, in which the
elite OF French society are to psriorm


Personal Movements


Renags, one Of the most celebrated water color
painters this country recently died in the Massachu
sets Hospital


Mr. stratton the first Governor of New ersey elected
by the people Of that State will take his the third
Tuesday OF January next


Imprisonment for debt unaccom panied by fraud or tor
mill fine in time prohibited in the Constitu.
ton recently framed for Iowa


rumor being in circulation that Gov fairfield will
not be candidate tor eeecon TO the United States Stn
ate Portland paper friend OF his authorizes and
requests us to contradict Il His says that the Governor
will be candidate, and that he he frend) has no doubt
OF his success .4 .M





tive Of Louisiana has become highly dstink IN
II for his Literary labors Hs trsgedy OF Dergarns
performed forty nights in at the Theatre
with unbounded applause


A bet of $ls0 offered by gentleman In Albany, that
man could be fcurd TO mile in six minutes, in
circle Of 40 feet dsmeter, has been taken, and John
Smith. Of the Amphnheatre there has been chosen ts
ptrlorm the feat M


The Columbia, s. c., races commence on the i4.h OF
january.


The Hen E. Joy Norris who has been in Philadelphia
Tor day or two left esterday morning on bis return TO
Washington.


At Macon, Georgia, man by tho name of Henry
Holmes, STAKEHOLDER. publicly stated that he was
Aborionist. A Benz Smith in giving an account Of
The affair, says--I gave him several blows"


The sisters Of charity have Assembly at St. Louis
in which they have iory Orphans aud are erecting
snsrOSsiy add.d So 600 to the building fund.


John c. Holiand Esq. formerly Purser in the Navy
has been elected To fill the in the Presidency Of
the Norwich md Worcester Rail- oad occasoned by the
resignation OF Mr. Tyler who has accepted the Presden
cy Of the Morris Canal Company. 5l


BsIzeus the cslsbrls.d Swedish chemist has been
serious fears are entertained for his lie.


CouRT FOR THE CoKaecrIoN or ERRORS Thurs
day, Dec. rs Afternoon Session No 2-H.
s'orrs and wife va NJ Matthews Mr. Lott delivered
written opinion in this for reversal Omitted in the
port OF yestrIdsy. No k-Sup-rvisors OF Albany vs.
DoIr 9. al Tae Chancs = Mtssrs Rhoades and Barlow
sop, Lott and Putnam for reversal Jnignent sih,m.d,
I2toi2 No 81. I. Dolan vs Joseph Staples CT al :
The Chancellor, Messrs. Barlow and Wright gave
written opi ions for aihrmance. and Mr.. Patnam
Tor reversal Judgement sftImed, 10 10 3 No
Us. Hall vs.. o. Newcomb The Chancellor, Messrs.
and Messrs. Potter iPatnam and Bockse Ear reversal
Judgment afhrmed-l7 to 8. No s-Wm' kenwick vs..
l. Morris. The Chancellor, Messrs Porter and Lott
gave written Of for afrmance Judgment affirmed
2stoo No. 9-Ths Brooklyn Bank Va. siml. A. Will
opinions for anirmance Judgment atirmed-n to !.
No. lO-John Wsker vs.. II II. Jsckson. The Chancel
lor Messr: Potnsm and Lott gave opinions for at,m-
aad Bockee for rev ersa Ju gment sfirm,d-ilt to
II No. liH Rathbun, sheriff e. vs. G. wardeil OF al
The Chancellor Messrs Hard Wright and Lott gave OPT
Mons for sfirmancs. Judgment snirmed-H to o


Friisy, Dec 27.-Presen'; sanator Bockee presiding,
s.ey U1s' ' sns and 'ar a. " ' The Me
chants Sank in the city OF New York. The Chancellor
and Mr. Rhoades gave written opinions, and Mr. John.
frmance. Mr. C.ark gave written opinion tor verssl
JUDGMENT sfirmed No. ia-James Nj. white George
VI
written opinions for reversal, and Mr. johnson ora
opinion Tor reversal Judgment affirmed is tol No.
Al. H.. D, kers and al vs r. l. Allen The Chancellor
and Mr. Wight delivered written opinions for AFFIRM
versai. Judgment affirmed. seventeen to one
TS s ess MsaS anf Lott and H.n rave written
opinions for si nance Judgment affirmed Is to o. No.
l6-G Griffith and al vs. + Wyman Jusc.
BehIdslev delivered a written opinion Tor afrmanee
Decree snirmsd 10 H. No. 10. Edwards VS. J. Bo
dine and al justice Beardsey and Mr Lott gave oral
uintnu fnr afi uapND al IN M
lS.-S Sherwood VS. The Commissioners for loaning
tain moneys Of The United States Of the county o York
.Rhoades, Lott Putnam, Batltand Bockee delivered
written opinions Tor reversal Dec, reversed 10 10
Hard, Rhoads, Lott and Barlow gave written opinions
for reversal, and Mr. Porter written opinion for sf
ance Decree reversed, 10 toa No 2O-A Fareyvs
VI. Farley and al. Messrs. Lott Barlow, Rhosdes and
Johnson gave oral opinions for strmance and Mr. Hard
for reversal Decree affirmed, l7to2 No. AL Young
vs. l. Rummel Messrs Wright, Lott and Barlow gave
written oppons for am and Mr. Putnam for re.
versal Judgment affirmed 10 oil.


Afternoon ssssion.--No. 2l-P. b. Smith and al vs..
A. White and al Messrs CLARK, Barlow, Porter John
son and Putnam, gave written opinions ior reversal :
and Messrs Wright aud Lott for an 'ma,ive judgment
reversed, l6 TO Nos % and "a Porter ami al. W.
the Bank OF Ithaca, causes. Msssrs shermsn Lott
Rhoades Porter and Put1am. gave opinions for si m.
arce; and Messs Wright. Barlow Lester. Johnson
Clark and Scott gave opinions Tor reversal Judgments
affirmed, II tn 10 No 2s-Henry Pope Martin Luf
Messrs Barlow, Sherman and Putnam, deved written
opinions for afirmance Judgment affirmed, ~ to o.


SUPREME CoURT OF TnE UNITED STATES, Dec q.
No. u.s. John Harris the United states.-O On the
motion oil Mr. Meredith, Of couns. for the plaintiff H.
error, this writ Of error was dismissed No -. John
Tay or jr ct al painfs in error the United States
The argument OF this cause continued by Mr.. Cad
wallader, tor the defendant in error


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DISEASE OF TaEEs Our correspondent, in his
last letter from Michigan, mentioned that irult WIZ
very scarce and high IN the West this year, in conse
quence Of disease similar to that which has fallen upon
the potatoes bavleg m ct,d the fruit trees We find bj
the western pap.r ha, the disease under which the fu
lsbors there what known here the fre blight aud
thst II has fatensd the past season upon nearly all