NOME MAT ERS
. Tars Hownoctruat Exateinos.—The exhi
bition- of the HorticuHotrod Society yeste a.
evening, tuna ottetoled bj nearly two thousand
persona. - Ylvereiglit hundred were in' the Hall
at one time. The exhibition will be continued
all day, and during the 'evening. The large col
lection of fine trait, will be sold at auction, at
nine o'clock this evening, for the benefit of the
Society.• A - fine band of music wi be in at
tendance.
BYE-LA'N IiZi•CALCD.—The eonnsel for the
defendants In the Bridge case; yesterday, an
nounced hat the Board of Managers of the old
Alleghe. y bridge had repealed the
bye-law no
thorlrin:women to pass free of toll. They will
be here. fter charged as formerly.
CLLr LAND AILDICAL COLLCOE.—The. next
Annual nurse of Lectores at this institution
will co. mencu,on Wednesday, November Gth.
This. Co ego is one of which Cleveland may well
be prou Young as it is, it ranks third of its
achool t the Onion, and there is no one of its
Profe o but enjoy's distinguished reputation
for skill in his profession
r• d is kipyrn ea a most desirable spot in
pursaa' a coarse of study; it is easy of
ealthy, and as a residence is the most
loa the Lakes. •
Callege, located In such' City, 1,181.9 t
l ivo aliheral and extensive support.
Clevel '
which t.
WC
pleasant
Such
aIWaYB
'LB (.213 , 3 WAILBASTO.—T. .1: Bigham,
ing in obedience to the instructions of
E. Prinklin,,Eaq., Attorney General of
anis, yesterday applied in the Supreme
a ruke to shoWealMe why a writ of quo
afionld not . be . issued againt the Hon.
leee, Stet% Senator from the twenty-
Aso?:
Esq.,
'Thomas
Penosyl
Court fa, l
Warrant ,.
Timetb
enatorial. District, composed of Clarion,
rem, 'Potter, and McKean comities.
es was elected in the year 1848, and in.
I .w aa appointed by the Democratic Board
Commissionen enperindendent of the
;constructed 'to avoid the inclined
the Portage*Railroad. It in contended
ettemot legally fill both these offices at
pleas
that he
the um
The
.ands da which the appointment of M.
nsidered illegal, are—
The XlXth Sectionlof the firer Article
/onstitution provides that no Senator or
[naive shall, during the time for which
have been elected, be appointed to any
Fe, sa., during such time.
y question under this clause is, wheth-
I- perintendency, tic., is a civil office
i . meaning. The Word civil, is, it. is
Ives is . 1
Fire
of the el
Represt
he eb ,
civil offi •
The .;
er the
within i
contend
to mill : i
tie nom!
forth in I
and the
ton of ‘i
nbrionsly used in contradistinction
' and the appointment comes within
on law deapition of an office, as set
acob's LawNictionary, title "office,"
authorities there cited. See also opin
lighmen, ChieCJ notice in 3d Sergeant. ,
49, Com. va,.Butherlond, and sth Ser.
Basile; 951, Com. ca. Brasile:. To the
.eotts the opinion of the Supreme Court
ailed States,. ha the recent case of the
age against the Canal Commissioners,
hem in the position of Officers under the
-rernmeot. -
-The Vlllili Suction of the he, or 6th
pant &
MIME
of the
proc
placing
State ti
0, entitled an' Act relative to the ap
.t of Caxml Commissioner, enacts that
r of .the' Legislature shall be appointed
ommissionei, or a Stiperintendeat on
of Omni, durimr the time for which be
I. to °thee.
I
v:el that this section has been repealed.
-thing that bears ou that point; Pf the
ation not of 1849, at the end of the
ctioo of ihich; it is provided that
the pro, .so of the seventh section of the net of
6thAprit,lB3o, shrill be repealed. It may be
that theAerson who managed to ship this pro
vision**, the act. intended to get rid of the
Sth Odic% hut be evidently -missed a figure - .
' The rule ins granted by the Supreme Court,
.returnable in October. •
TSB ALLEGHENY BRIDGE CABE
We gite below a aynopsin of the arguments,
' in the Allegheny Bridge case, which came up
prier:lay before the Supreino Court:
Commonwealth, ex rel.` James' Todd. TB.
President, Managers and Company, for erecting
a bridge oveg, the Allegheny, -ipposite Pittsburg
in the County of Allegheny. No. 65 deptember
and October term, 1850—Western District
' This is a Writ af 'Quo Wirranto, issued on the
information of Jaines Todd. The defendants
'
bare appeared, - /yad taken issues in law and in
fict. Updn- the verdict, with the exception of
one issue, the Commonwealth has Slid a hill in
equity to the 'present term, and relies for her
-' support of that bill upon the evidence taken up
'on the trial of ithn Quo Warrant°. The only
questions, then, for the consideration ,of 'the
Court, upon this branch of the proceedings, will
be the questions arising upon the demnrrers,and
one single fact, found by the. verdict.
In the second part of the plea, the defrii=
. dents say, inter alia, that they enacted certain
brlawe, regulating the amount, which should
- be collected and received of and from each pas
senger crossing said bridge on foot, regulating
the sameat three dollars a year for each and
-every foot passenger so ironing the same,' &a.
- Tothis there is a demurrer.:
2
. 2. Theyleny that Todd, the relator, was ex
ebadeil by Gspecial resolution of the board, from
thebetiefit of that commutation, as charged.
The defendants' ore charged with entering up
on the lands of Wm.. Robinson, Esq., and erect
ing part of 'the wall of the bridge thereon, with:
out first contracting therefor, as prescribed by
tbetict, &a.
They reply by admitting the fact, bit say in
eioldamm,".that before they proceeded to the eret , '
thin of said bridge, it was proposed by the said
Robinson, to said defendants, that the said Com
pany should dress the inner wall of said bridge:
-next the garden of said Robinson, and that the
famiy of said Robinson should go free, as long
as said Robinson ahould live, across said bridge,
which was assented to by defendants, and that
said trail was dressed in conformity with said
.arrangement, and that said Robinson and his
fatally, in paranance of said arrangement, so
made as aforesaid; claimed to pass said bridge,
and have passed said bridge free 'of toll, since
the erection of the same, and that the license
and privilege of erecting said wall, is , a just and
fall equivalent for the privilege of said Robin
sonand family passing toll free,"
,&e. ,
• To this there is a general dettihrrer.
4. The said defendants are further \ charged
with contracting debts for the construction of
raid bridge, contrary to law, which enjoined the
enlatgentent of the capital stock, if necessary.
The defendants -admit the fact of borrowing
the Money, &a, butavoid by saying, 'that if
they had enlarged the' csfitta stock, as prescri
bed by the ',Act, that the mime would not have
been takezo Sco.
To this there is a general demurrer
The a-sett:Linen of corp Orations, as well as nubs
• tic favor, depend tipon - corhonest and faithful tub
filatent of the datiee which they. hare assumed.
Te la t the neglect of these, the failure to live up
• to the fitidamental law of their being, that has
ctuthnly contributed to the•doubt as tdthe wiedom•
•their erection, and thre disfaror with which
they are now regarded by many. Their own, as
wan public interest, will be best consulted,
-•
•by holding thein to a etriet accountability. The
• terms and conditions or-their grant, being set
tled and accepted, they' ought not to ho allowed:
.to act beyond its scupe Kul end, nor do come
short - of It Within this line of duty, their acts
should he liberally expounderf, and indulgently
. regarded, both- by courts and the piddle, 22
Wendell, 2ud:- -
Corporations are divided into public a
Tale, they are, still subject to the law of t
and may forfeit their corporate franc i
• misuser and non-user. 4 Wheat. 067 -
4 Mod 65.
Corporatious.must pursue the law of t
• stow. Bee. Arb. tie. Corporation E 4'
U. 445.. _
A CorporatiOn is created Upon n trust,
that be broken it is forfeited. 4 Mod. fth
The Fresident,-Mansgers, and Compaq
'to a trust corporation, erected for the Am
the yobbo, as clearly set forth in the act
corporation . of 1810, and its supplement' o
• For—
I. A trust or eontidel*.e . exists tVer,
there are sufficient words to raise it, whsr
' to a definite subject, and where there is a
• and ascertained object. Story's Dinh.
s 964. 9 Yes. 8213.
• .
What are the duties of Trustees?
When special directions are given-hy.the in
etituzient creating the trust, or special duties sre
Imposed upon the trustees, he must 'follow out
the object and intention of the parly,, faithfully,
and be vigilait in the discharge of Ve duty.—
?Rory, Eq. 1, 1278.-
What duties are imposed upon the corporation p.
, • by the charter ?
What was the intention of the Commonwealth,
r in conforrhog the trust?
The Object or intention of the-Legislature, in
creating the corporation, was two fold.
I. To furnish a then present easement to the
'public, In crossing the bridge, for the compensa
tion fixdd by law.
2. TO provide a fond for the pirchase of that
moment, and make it ever free to the public.
The role for exacting toll was i prescribed, as
lids ne the objects of the exaction, and the law
ortLIIKU alika uPQ! , "" the extePtion4
.
mentioned in the act of issiorponaloW itself.—
See. C of Sop
Was hfr. 'Tod, the relatoi, to hare a gimlet
role for him?
Why was the invidious dilnction c in his ease
Woe it by a by-law, as illegal? and if aci,
Where was the authority for enacting each by
law or resolution? •
Corporations it Is admitted, ass necessary in
cident, have the right to enact by-laws, yet that
right mast be exercised; with reference and sub
ject to the general law of the land. This is
shown, by the true test of a by-law, which is the
intention of the crown in granting the charter.
8 Barr 1838..
What . wan the intention of the Legislature in
granting the act of Incorporation ?
Wan it to grant a privilege to one citizen, at
the expense of another ?
Are not all cilizens, - in the eye of the law,
equal? Is not each edvereign 7
The conclusion in inevitable, that such intent
cannot be presumed.
In this then the "corporation" have been guilty
of a misuser and an abuser of the trust confided
to them, which works a forfeiture °Mite charter,
per se.
What is the meaning of the terms abuser and
misuser
An abuser is such a neglecfordisregard of the
trust, or such a perversion -of it, to the private
purposes of the trustees, br holders of the grant,
as in some manner, or in edam degree to Austen
its utility to thosdlor whose benetit,the same was
granted; it mast be in some degree imlsdemeti
nor, in violation of the cibject of the trust. In
the Earl of Shrewsbury's case, Ld. Cook explains
the term misuser, whereby the analogous fran
chise of a patented office was forfeited, by the
example °fa judge taking a bribe, and adds, that
franchises, like officem, may be forfeited by abus
er. 9, CO. Rep. 50; 23 Wendell,
There was confided to this corporation a spe
cial trust, Sects. 12 and 14, Act of Incorporation,
and if they might, as is contended, reduce the
toll prescribed, Seetion 7, Act 1816, what is to
prevent the Corporation from defeatingtbe trust,-
when they please, by reducing the rates of toll,
or throwing off whole classes, as was done by
the resolution of Ist January, 1849! That trus
tees, 'when their duties are prescribed in the
trust instrument, have no latitude of discretion,
is apparent from the authorities already cited.
As Tar as legislative understanding goes, it is
I settled by nets of legislature of 'lBO3. P. L.
Smith's, BG, Mier rates of toll, Ad: are author
ized to be taken. Pamphlet L. 1830; page 336,
showing that wherever there is a trust created
for the redemption :of bridges, it requires spe
cial legislation to authorize a commutation or re
deletion of tolls. This, it is appehended,iis mere
ly affirming the well-settled - principles of equity.
By section 5 act of 1816,', it is expressly re
quired that before it shall belawful to commence
the erection of said bridge, the title to the land
occupied, Sec. must be vested in the company,
yet the plea and avoidance ehowsdhat in viola
tion of law, they proceeded to erect their walls
on the land of General Robinson, without pro
curing the title, which they have not procured
to this day. Non-coastruFGoed et turn-pike
road, so required by the actl'lsc. is per era mis.
user, forfeiting the privileged and franchise con
ferred.. 23 Wendelll93; and it is not necessary
to work a forfeiture, that tha neglect or refusal
to perform the duties enjoined should proceed
from a had or corrupt motive, It is enough that
the duties be neglected or designedly omitted,
23 Wendell 193. The duties enjoined by an act
of incorporation, are conditions attached to the
grant of the franchises conferred, lb. 193, and
conditions implied are more favorably construed
than conditions expressed: and by Senator er
planck in aame case,'grants conferring franchises
are contracts between the sovereign power and
private citizens, made upon Minable considera•
tion, for purposes of nubile behefit, as well as of
private advantage. Such a grant vests a private
properly in grantee, affected by the public use,
whether the grant be made to a corpomtion or to
-
..A franchise thus attained may be col:l.:tier
ed as au incorporeal property, held on certain
conditions, to be duly executed according Loth.,
terms expressed or implied:" or, being a priest e
property,effected by-,a public use or interest,
may be considered as a public trust, -to Ile faith
fully executed, according to the purpose of its
creation. As a trust, it can only he forfeited by
non-user.or misuser. tlis-user is such a neglect
or disregard' of the trust, or such a perversion of
it, to the private purposes of the trustees, as iu
some manner, or iu some degree, to lessen its
utility to those for whose benefit it was created'
or else to work some public injury. Slins•her
is a misdemmor. For such monger an infor
mation may be bled in the nature of a quo Ira,
rant°, which is defined as o criminal method of
prosecution. A franchise to an estate upon con
dition and not a conditional limitation, and the
principles and roles of law, apply—taistich as to
other estates upon condition,
Precedent conditions, which must take Oars
before the estate can vest, must be literally per
formed. Conditions snbsequent, and conditions
annexed by operationef law require only a sob
etantial perfornuince. " '
The non-enlargement of the capital stock, and
declaring dividends' on ten thousand dollars of
stock, more than authorized by the Act of Incor
poration, as shown by reports to Auditor Gener
al, is each a fraud on the fate, as requires no
comment. J. T. FOX ALDEN,
ROBERT WOODS,
Attorneys Or
CABE FOR TICE DEFENDANTS
The following it the argument on behalf of
the Defendants:
In ibis ease the Scary found—
Ist. That the defendants did, by special rest
ration, prohibit James Todd, the relator, and his
family, from crossing and reeresag said bridge
at the yeaily rates prescribed by the bye-laws of
the corporation.
2d. That the defendants did not, every third
year, make such returns as it was required to
make.
3d. that the prefits and income,.after the de
cenneal period, did bear o. dividend of more
thin 16 per cent, or would have borne each di
vidend if the rates of toll allowed by the char
ter had not been reduced.
4. That the defendants did vest tho excess of
clear profits over 16 per cent., in bank stock and
other productive funds.
5. That the tolls over and above what defend
ants were authorised to receive and retain for
inn stockholders (and which might have been
received) would not at a fair apptalsement have
been sufficient to pay for and redeem the bridge,
Dad pay the stockholders the appraised value of
profits for the residue of the term of forty years.
6. That the j defendante did not appropriate
the tolls to the payment of the' individual
indebtediess of. the stockholders.
7. That some violations set forth in the sug
gestion were committed within thirty years be
fore the filing of the suggestion.
The question now arises upon the sable rec
ord, what judgment is the court ;authorized to
pronounce?
The record presents three demurrers by the
plaintiff, aria s verdict upon seven points.
The first demurrer is upon the - ground that
the company had no right to prescribe any rate
of trip toll ether than the rates specified in the
act.
To this it is answered'that the statute pre
scribed only a maximum rate, beyond which
they could not Linda* exact. But it was inci
dent to the general powers of thd corporation to
stipulate in good faith with parties for a Ater.
ent rate.
• • .
The second demurrer is to the plea setting I
forth the contract with General; Robinson as to
the eve of hie ground on which the abutments
were erected. -It ie enbreitted that in this re
spect it was perfectly competentio the corpora
time to make such contract no might, in the '
judgment of the dizeotars, be Molt advantage.
MIS to the corporation, and that the tionsidera
time received was a fnll equivalent-for the
lege granted, being I alleged:: in the plea and
admitted. by the demurrer, eimetitutes a full
defence to that c.hange.,
The third demurrer is to the plea entries the
reasons .for contracting a debt of 15,000 for the
completion of the bridge
To contract debts within the scope, and for
the objects of its being, ie incident to every cur.
partition. In this Instance the right to increase
the capital stock was a privilege conferred—not
the denial of a general right. Brom the pecu.
liar cirenmetanoes of the countryan explained by
Mr. Anderson, and averred iu the plea that
privilege was not available, and but for the ex
ercise of its general Irigbt, the bridge, se
peers, could npt have bees erected.
By contrasting that debt-Abe design or the
State in creating the corporation, wee fulfilled ;
the bitnefit of a valuable pulblie work encored,
while the Company violated no doty and exceed
ed nu powers by the charter granted.
Upon the demurrers; then, the law in with the
defendant. liut were it otherwise, no ground of
forfeiture remains unanswered ; and the hide
found by the jury establish a full and complete
defence to every charge in the •tuggestiorts wor
thy of any consideration.
Regarding the finding of the Jury or! the first
three issues, eubmitted.to their consideration, au
supported and sustained by, legal evidence, we
deny that it justifies a forfeiture of charter or
eeleare of frietchieee.
The Injury, if any, to the relator, charged in
the first issue, is strictly private. No public in
terest is affected; no liability of forfeiture is in
curred ; no infraction of the charter la caused
by the net charged.
The case of - The People vs: the Hillsdale and
Chatham Turnpike Company, 2 Johnson's Re
ports, 19.0, is, in .our jecigixier.t, a conclusive au
thority against the Quo Warrants. Woodworth,
Attorney General, moved for, a ride that the
defendants show canoe, by the next - term, why
an information, in the nature of a Quo • Warranto
'should not be filed against them. He read ads
davits .stating that the road bad been opened
through the land of the complainants, and Wed,
without any offer hang been made to them to
' .
. . .
agree upon a cainpensatian. and Without hav
ing the damages ascertained according to law.
E. 'Williams, contra.
"Per minner : If the defendants have not fol
lowed the directions of the net relative to the
compensation to be made to the owners of land,
through which the road had been made, they.
Re trespassers, and the complainants have ad
equate remedy in the weal course of common
law. The public are no way interested in the
controversy or complaint, and that is a sufficient
reason for not granting this extraordinary rem
edy. Rule refused."
We concede that a private and public remedy
may coexist. A private action and a public
prosecution may in some cases both be sustained.
The same doctrine is laid down in the case of
The People vs. the Bristol and Renssalearville
Turnpike Company,,23 Wendell's Reports 244-5.
The principle now contended for (that there
might be a remedy both by private- action and
public prosecution,) was argued in London vs.
Vanacre, 12 Mod. 270.1. It was held, as we be
fore noticed, that the city moat forfeit its fran
chise of the Shieverick if it did not elect a Sher
iff and compel! him to serve. He bad refused
to serve. Volt said, as to the objection, that
he may be indicted for this refusal, no was the
case of Leawood, Sheriff of bffirwich. I. an
swer, that will not be sufficient to hinder the for
feiture of the franchise ; for if there ehould be
a vacancy when the Sheriff comes to be sworn,
there will be an obstruction of justice. "The
ground was that a public inconvenience in not
exercising the franchise would work a forfeitre,
although there might be another remedy."
These cases clearly show the instances in
which a private action and a public prosecution
may both be Sustained. This remedy is sought
in the name and under the authority of the Com
monwealth, and cannot upon the strength or
reasoning,of any. authority adduced, be sus
tained upon allegation of any mere private in
jury. ••
We Concede that "all franchises which are.
granted are upon condition that they shall he du
ly executed according to the Charter, that being
a condition annexedlo the grant." This Compa
ny itenot charged with the doing of any art pro
hibited by its charter; with any infraction of
the law
c
w e
or
h= l : th g. :law of the case. If none
of its provisions have been violated, it is difficult
to find any legitimate ground to demand its sur
render. Codwin se. Urbana Insurance Compa
ny, 14 Ohio Reports, 10.
Again, we deny that there was any legal evi
dence before the jury juvtifyibg the finding of
that issue for the Commonw.th. See the tes
timony en pages 1,2, 5, (near the, bottom.) 10
and 11, relative to Todd, iu Judge Nlerlure
!SOWS.
The testithony of Codk, page 11, filcClure*.t
notes, showsiconclusively that he did not act un
der any resolution of the Board excluding Todd,
and that had never beard of any such rest,
The testitkuuy of Hobert Half retell , . to his
rs
uveation with gtauer, page 2., wee wholly II
:!gain it will be observed it is neither charg
ed nor found. by the Jury that Todd and his,
family were excluded frumtpassing the bridge,
paying the iegtilar trip toll ILliSe.ed under the
Charter upon all trip passengers; hot simply !
that he was not allowed to pass . a yearling.- -
The commukation was not a right but or privi
lege of the act of the Board in the exereine of!
their discretionary power Nu improper reser
rifle of that power being charged, it i. peasant- '
ed that port I Cantle existed. And no long as he'
MIS allowedito pane as required by the Charter
paying the regular trip toll, there WWI lit) right•
violated. naring kept themselves within the
legal etairge the exereisp a theiy discretion is
not a suhje , t
for revision by the Court But I
were it not sp, the evidence dtscloses a sufficient '
reason why Toll should have been required to
pay by the trip.
The suggestion charged the exclusion of Todd
and his family; there was not one particle of
proof before the turv,...l way resolutiou or action
id' the board or any of its ottieers in relation to '
the family al Todd so that the finding it without
evidence to talpport it ~
The secou4 issue—aye:l'os it may la. called--
is an immaterial one j The suggnattoo charged
an obligation is malt.' return once no tea peace,
i
and averred'a neglect\ of the Company to make '
such return The plea alleged that the bridge,
MI6 cotnplet d in lki.ltt. and - that, after the third
year loom th completionof the Bridge, the Corn
patty did fr mthence ' (Omar.' ID Li It. 1 elk".
each and o, cry year. The repld. :do avers
that the defendants did utt, earit and-,-t i thud
year make such return tithe IN err I r.tss,t by
law.
This t total departure bout the alleged
cause' of forfeiture charged iu the f ruggestiou;
and if the truth of the fooling of the jury be
conceded, there ie no mathe'er forfeiture insult
ed, an the replication charges no violation of the
corporate duty under the providionn of the char.
ter. Conceding, then, verity to this tieding, it
is idle and.wholly unavailing.. Nu judgment of
forfeiture or seizure tioYlil be l'egally or prop
erly pronounced upon a finding Involving no vio
lation of charter.'
Again. Tile finding is un.supported by any
evidence whatever. The law presumed that
the Company had perfurnmd lei duty and made
the requisite returns
The Commonwealth proved, (page I, Judge , Berrsto, Sept. .I 8 J N •TTlNtill CAI, Ana', IdteCe:-.--. _1 ; : -..11111 1 " i0,....4u. its. :um, Wilt,. . Z.
- - ,du ... rad,' etran ere .
McClure's muse, ) return from 1830 to Isso, The Liberty Convention, to day, - Dominated I, ExCitritiOn TlCklse 10r i eri 25 Cen t'. ' ' i. " : " iii ''''' '`'', m . l" ) " l " ' '' ';l' ' ':',':',?.l. - "' t ''''''''''''' ..Li "'
except tw l ci t yc.s, 1844 and 1845 Garrett Smith, of Ne - w York for President, and I ell II F . fine ~,L , ,,,e , „„e re ttauers
Chas. Burke, of Wisconsin, for liar
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The defendants proved (page 7) by Harper,
. • •re.uadttor, te, t.iel
treasurer, that he made returns every year from . _
, rh.....r..awrri due, I,Puttdaye ~, fi - ,1, , , .
BACALINAII, Sept. 18 , es.sver. tray., Pittstotron n i i ," „'„' ": : ",, ';'.... :::::,',1; . ..,? 4 ,1 4. , ii . :1,1ii"..,:',7 , ,,,.". ''„,', :!,:`,......,.1 9 . 1 .,.7..k"t:t.5,, , ,
1842 to 1851; it is also mated on the . Judge's , •
notes, page 9, that Mr. Harper shows returns I • !bailees es. ,
I The' steamer Brother Joitithen, from Chagres I 1.....-... noble s to e o to '. f'" ",'''''' '-''''''"'„'.' 'i,",.''''''..., 4 ",,''''' , t ; -"."-. fi ''''' '.... '! 1 ;', 111 • 11 11 1. ".. 1 \111...1l
made to Auditor General's Of fi ce from 1822 to l i
for New . York, put in here this 15110,111.10 g, bOll2O. ' i1r1....t0 ti. Itoelineler and a'au l : I'l' l. 'l ' . ''''
' '..." . :e..t.'!'thet l i t i andc ' '' '' '''' - ' ' ' . .'" ." ... 11 .' 1 11- 1 , .t..
1848, iriclunive ; and the defendants also from , abort 0 , feet. site b .,
en ... red . neat .; I Itritets a rl tor J., mi. i ; ‘ ,..1,'„T 0 ,r,'`.!,..„..„ . .. fir , .1.mi ... u.,. ;:i t e . : ., ,, ,,,, , ,:. • .: L : : ::', 1 , : `1,. fi 1 1 , : 1 , .V i ,T1 ,.. . , :11 ,_ 1 1“:1 . 1 . 11 .: 1a j fite ,;; r ,
page 9, a return made by the Treasurer a the gale on Ler pas s age. She brings :300 pitmen ) : I " Ili7.h: il kiiii"'i "" 'l:l' "" l ,,, i' t iti at r i f iiiirie Allrlll l , ' ' 'lf
ridge Company, in 1322 to the Legislative.
~....„.. w. ~ Itbeleld et..., Batxburell . BA \ll AEI, 111.11,1-
1 •nee
. f
tn .
ed rtereili i y
every
allegation in • gen and $lOO,OOO in gold. .
Hhts proo aus 10 - 1 I
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CLEVELAMS. liii i.iiii..U‘,l:,T,;glfili,V-t,1";•.;
26 HOURS .
The plea, and went far beyond the :Yemenis of
MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE.
either suggestion or replication . Both legal pre- • '''''' S r i allhf - •
B,ALTIAtOIit, Sept 18. g l igglig....-.1 • • .1: 1 1 ‘• 1 ' 1 .• - 1 .1. 1, , , 1 A1 . 1 , , , i
C LEV ELANO •
sumption end proof were clearly with the de- '
Pendants. ' ' The I. 0.0. F. Grand Lodge resumed this PIT'ISBURIC AND .t. litr, Holbertoni ' \ - 1- -
AgateWe deny that a mere emission to make • morning the consideration of amendments to the Exprras Pante( a 1 . ,.` . 1 . 7' d
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o f I Constitution• The question being on artiste VIII, i. 111ASSENGEL"„`: n. .- . ' e . V i. rY it a .. , .. i. e . u t i it laK a , ii i i I ItlPOß'lig tau ' d At.l.l.er iti FIIENfIII arid
a returnin time is a legal canna of forfeiture
relative to P G., Sir., who, as the consti- . N. •% tat, or 4 a,.tteute.. l .Atto'bura..t.SX.7: t a '`' l iiiii i ii i' sit itOotia usre m r •
' corporate rights and corporate property. ; •1 patkal• to kA o , 1,4.1. Slat lai Pi,' ,'. ' 1 `',.. illai., lan,.
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The.l4th section of the original act of Incur. : lotion
Lodg stands ; u th il:: ae u : it e , a d titi s e m i w te ,. .ea T ut he la . :: .l. o 7i t i i ..I.:nrre:tafie:iziliiittisel2l...).lsri.,st.eu
rte ii,itisiii.
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pompon passed in 1810, regnired returtvo be
to restore the power of 'min which I ' i- °° °' ta. • , f s ~,r4r Ay ut br ii.etickean'ili i ,.r.iy. Fit 1. k
made every third year from the date of the act, ; Proposed • 13 ' liati•lo. Lilla, . • '
Was taken from the Grand• Sires lest year. I i ir ' i 'v i ' a "NClNNATl,
until three years nest after the bridge shall he
' ,
.After a hang discuSsion,
completed: and if. at the end of three years after
'Le OL. • 7 V,l 'u qr .. • t '
the completion of the bridge, it should appear . 2 h . eels hi.
that the average profits would not bear a dirj. .
SECOND litaPATeu.
dead of six per cent., the rates of toll might be
WANIIIII,OIION, Se LlB-6, 18-6, P. M. 11ig.i....v. ,,,, 1C ~ Ball.llo hr. l...colon, '• . • . '• ' ~.", n', .0 .' A • , ~ : it
The Convention continues in sessitm, . d laces.
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~r t , .. , ,,, .. ,,,,, , ,,,, , , ,. . , : i.,. : 1 1: ' ,.; , .. i . .1 . i ;•' , ii .. (c• i. t.1 ,,,:1: : ';',, , : . ,: : ' , L„ ; ‘,;,:,, , ' , „ ,,, , ,;1, : \,,, i .„ ' : :: , ,, i . ; :, i i : ,...,..., ,,, : :, , :i _ .
increased so as to bear that dividend. TIAN sec.
,tion_furffier provided that, et the end of every
Bt 4.a.atsto.r, lb en i.u k ult.,
preceding
,
is g the amendments to the t.:onetitution.
ten years, tin abstract of the three
and if it appeared I A piiitmeitiOn granting to the Grand Lodge 1 .3 ii,,a5.e..... e. nn 1..1 y y..... 1 Writle Ina. ...W.1..' 0ar ,... '" '''' 'al' ' ' .
has passed the Convex- ; .11 ~attar of iulthtleld, its.] li,t, .rro, i tte l •Pl.‘r ." 'i r ''''' l t''''''''''' '.. n. "' " . '.. " A ''"" '''
years should be presented;
1 1
t t i h y e e. po o l c ir c e u r ni to n fi g ll ti v a a s c;::i r e , s a Grand Represents- ; yor ~,ir lalaraim i l a s : fl a itr ii l i i t
tit,
tt
ti,.
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that the clear profits and income should b e e . a c r e 4
dividend of more than 15 per cent., the
. I .1.1.14 tlo. Muti...uerste•le 11e. .... .. i. e . ' .."*" "' 11-1 11 .1( 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1,. ut 41.. , a , k , s• tart
; ,,,, ;;;.i; 0 ;;.. .., . ; ed.le., rut op a. ued.r, aid Betel.. \I in ani exit.
should coragasse a lurid for the redemption a the i tiaw - yeas 67. nays 17 -
Bridge, save a small bill or revenue tel keep it in •
An amendment requiring that the Greed Re it- s•--- Ka ii.
.t i
t a . t., , ,T .. liirai itistie •
No chatav ror e ece tlarr•le
1851 t , art..l a.ttk i •tt
~t
; Prot ' ess - or . Alex, O.' . l;tir '- ; ; ;a " ' Tr ' :CO P P . h il :ro . ' ''''' ne, ' I I
F1it...141h t v., e
repair the excess to be vested in Bank 'stock or ; r,-...4.ti,5. be contributing members of the , Lis_
.i WiiTERM
, 'subordinate Lodge's Encampments, wee Lilian', , AN S FOR TA'RON COI PANT,.
other productive funds.se,,,, 1 A k II I \ O&K'
Thin havjng expired, wan revived by subse- • manly adapted • D. LEECH & COT. LINE.
The Couveution will pn.l.shly Cot adjourn un- •
gee nt act in 1816 •
tit Saturday or Huntley vI A . i ttiggi I : I t ift ,,, l , lilly!cATel, cipirtii:ND 1,4.
The Stock subscribed end the Bridge
opened in 1819. wan,
Three yearn afterwards the 1 CFR QAD AND Cptei, ~,„-f `,l„;.':".„,t'":;;;,°ll":4°,7,C"""'"''''''4"
first return was mride. Thenceforward en ali. ' . lIALTINIONE MARKET
‘ .l. etiatt.i : , 1,........../C th. kleu i i
K I L* , "It - ,•='" . ;:•t \ :s 7,' l t ' u k ! .''''' '• '''``'"-''''''
nun( return was made down to the present 13s to nom., rapt. 1.8. if 811-11 II (111 PHIL AI3ELPIII Ae2 11.4 TL I - ..."'.".se t•ntet%Lt\tar:-t- 7 - ..--,...‘ '0 "to " s '" , '..h.'' ''La,
time. I Flour-Further axle ot $3 elf v.l K: 120 bbI. SIORE, AND NEW YORK . et lte. b. acer., at.' all IE. en ' r at al .Izu• 4 • :
Grain - Sales wits lat tit - 4, 2 i'f, t o o t ea, tied 710111 E Canal being in gaud order, we are l' i ii i , ', i' ''' , a : ':* „ . l , 'i,..i... , :. 7 ". - I: i i c s i i i i r s '. .... i 'l .' 3 .' ' .. ' sire.. " Vb r4l .l * ,.....:.: i rsil' t i,',
The object of the first return was to beuefit
the Company by permitting an increase of toll in h t• Slle for wide.l. is hewer w i th alai W ereserea tu wetonort uoaueo end. laerybal..ll.. u. ' ..r.... (1 1,41 n. " r' ” " ""n nt 'n
vi
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a 'certain contingency . ,
yell.. m G 7,
.. i , white at ~,„,e,,, tt , b.tu . ... , .., ,,. ., ................„, la« ( nice .urrytal taly• .I• •
nu enasoneas set! atte Ile. t...., und • moo I.yem ...0.... -to\ / t '''
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The State, having become a entoicriber, Provisions-Sales et Wean pork at ill?, axes ...owns] mid oulAroll4 lir My prunreutore hello tem.., i.eitittutue..l I .... ~.li t y '',.‘:' '''', e 2'.,%, ..,..''',,'...," • `,.
required by net annual rehires 1.1. hp 13111410, Soap prim, 01- $l4 "et 11l 8,0,.., l o c c o a yh op ido, ~...tVltt. . teenomitt....„l. 00 4 .1: 1 0 . i.0 ,„ i „,„, ~,,,,,, , • ~.,..., o u i,,, ~',,,,,N.,,,1,...... 1.dur1ti44.1.4 oh o.
10 exert a more vigilant suporrision. eßc. aides 101611, and b an, al 11( .. 1)1li 14 At:opt, t.t, et eddrect, 1 ! L l'a v n, 'z! 4!:',.:'',4.,7„ . iftv.tr' i ''• '!" 'L N••''' r ''' ' '' l '
c ti . A 2 1 .1';', 1 ., 1 , ;,1,:1' e 1. .
j a ti c ti%tir ' i:ei?l• i rtit . i......-an \I, \flt..l/4/ f ' na in jo n' t. '' ri '.6 to th ar ' l 4 ,9l ' it".ft t ::- ' ' '' ' ' 'l 'M a ‘ ,l .' ic, u; ' 'r q'''' " l : :: r •
Thin provision supercedtol that in the charter, 1 Bales lard in 'rib's at 'l4c', and In kegs at le
ter, If 'it did 1201. the annual returns actually . uto - 0 i.t. 1
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.. prop. e , . , eut,rt, eted. i., lay varprie• tend ralitleatiou fidiN If
made were a virtual compliance with the charter Orocemen-hales 4,000 .gs ludo coffee r l 'O'''''a a"... , ::-,i. , .. i.routtga •, , i ,.. , , i t it elvd I n stout t vra ph ,,,p,,, 3 ,,,,„.. th . ;,..„..,.. MAI .,
It io obvious, moreover, that Otis provision I 14,1 h Sagan mid molasses are dull sUITII 1 t'3l.E‘k.str Ue kUs, /y..nt. 1 , ' ',1i..1t,!,V i rr 11 ,,,,1 n .r.. 1 .... 11 4)114 11 1..•
, :...7z., North la., indtanua. ¶. ,1 ItsPeLlra
Wee merely directory , a duty imposed on the ' . - , ,
T. IL PrAtiCE. ltiout ' •Y Colo co Alt. getr .4.1. Oln,ilo,
officers, for the faithful performanfe of which NEW ;YORE MAItKET , ~,
.11,, 1. Wiest ette..l, Nuar York ; '
~,,,:, Nor I a 11, :1, 15... , \
penalties were imposed OA them And had then '' PARR RETENgb I . 1 , jt . :.. !i.....-Iti Dear ..- A1....e11.1, k rat..,, u , h a l
„,,,,,
rztri Bold. 1 80 Liad i tati•Le atellieleifi.
been total neglect, it would not work IA forfeit- 'vr'''' N ' E r r ' i T irltE, Be l ia t i l ./1 CD Pe 4 rl7niarreitirwewsissri 1 , ati .„ nj iiiis it lial tit •tosoltinei v.streow,ohar,
ire of the charter IBllogg v Unien Co 12 ONO:, 1 • i: . .....:-...1111111111,11.7.: : tr. ,,,;,,,, • -....0..0r ~...,..,.....„, re, heir •ea
• Calton-- 1, la th er heavy, 41 a decline .
... "
.t. e.t. .Lie on t ase4rtia .I , etitage...l, ao ia•
Conn. 7 MONONOAHELA ROUTE. ! .• tar rowit
Wei, ...,...ei, 1 mu , f ha r Waal, ..pet. \
, fi , .0 - ; I°T Via Brownsville and Ihnoberleud, lo italtaroors . ~ J . / I W.M`rk la.. ni.ln ea
Third finite flare again the replication
entirely beyond the suggestion The /suggestion , 61 °" - dal''' i2tii i iti I ' l4 • Td, for foe . 1 sal. 14u0 bides
arid Philadelphia. ~ •t xis; 0e....-!-, soutteanio toot, tb.- ott t.ti. ;*.'"
• tot• t..-7 *lll plc.- 4411.1 Ch.tc. , ~ 'A 1 .... 1iar:!....: 1 .d i r..':
a r t ., the ; State and Wender°, tied '1.4(7!,4213
frilE MORNING BOAT leaviin the IV h ied ( , 1•17 ki....01ua,. ..... lurk., a L.re ti e all r l . pn.letoilte..,l a l
averred that ll a pronto and tneeme,
emitter. ; Iwo wee,. i,.
foot decennial period. bore a dividend of more ' Sainh !" 'cart the liridAe dial, el a ...Owl: prPc4,l, •-,. ,
1 G rain H a l es tel hu prime te m , ~..,e ,
tin Akh the canal C t.erlaud I .
than 15 per cent, I 'l. l - 11441. , ,,,a.,: 001:...,..11a,. 0,,, , :•"?,, =ft, I ' ill!' m "" i ".: '';. , „17,, -i ,_,i , ,, ,,-, A ,!:-,:,,-, 1.. 1.. , 4,0
01, Sales 45,000 . op, s'
The pl.:denied the averment Thoreplica- Wh '"l'', l . ' .., , v• let a o'clock conneetts, with tte. tans ar tlieueLatia . t.i'u n •ii ' .„.., : t ",......." ° „, -, , -- i,.
; ,:.,fi' fi - ,1, - ,1 - fi . 1 '. fi 1,.....5 1 ,c - 4 , ,, ,, t-,Vi i 1
tiou even that the tironta and income 1.1 bear frirm''''. was end, ' w , , ,,„! ~o , k i, ~,..,. r 7 at Bic I sv•eleirsit uni..loel
ies- Mee ~ ft, tars nu -i- , , roue ti0..... 5 h to uselmsro, :12 home. rm. ...I t 119 ' t,;..,• .PePu , .." , l,•w-Pr. ~ i, 0 , .... - .4. /WOW° doe Prot 0,,,,
Such dividend, or Roold have dons if do rats o r ()rm . ! , . „.... 0,(.? . ..:, , That thruaph to i•blledelphle, 4 , / hhura 1....,,,,, n„ ; reTri : : :l elOun it i le./Bated Ahab ti t.
I Tat. N•11‘4:1•1 ii,t1 8 1 ,, p ,. ......4 t r . y..l Cu es. n . tl , Uel.;-• 0 . orati '71 . ,',„.7, i t;: n i ii ' i n . 7..::'," ‘, rj . :l:r i .:! ,, r‘ , .. .I , AIII 11 ?At
tall aliened by t. charter bed not been rodeo- B . l '' .11 " 11 `'T" l' ° " 0 R. , . ~,,
ter dt eased 1 2'..',. c ..',',1'h h r.:•1 6 ',11.71, 1,..1.:.'f,' ' '"' "'" " 4 ' '''' • ' hl.l. .ir' 4 ' .. 1.1 14 ° '.% k lilit'.... illei , 1 1 '''''•
'
tlei. r..0,..,'
ed. Here entirely new matter wits introduced lii Hemp' ;
into the replicatiou, and the Ilelatbr went before •lemP'Thilea 1 . 1 . 11 ,11 . , 1 d. folk • '.I.'II . I.I.B E LINIENAernt ' ‘ - ' 1 , 1 , 1 „L°11..r . :;, , , , -, t , -,..e" t: .. i.... a i.. a •Art.,1.1. ield., d..
', tare •
_mece th thew hohorsheie Il e a,. C th . ~,..., d,.„, ..,g,; 1 05„ , , , , , ,. , , , ,.r.z.. , .. . 1 . , ,.., ~.
the jury epee a propeitinn 1101 afierue between hamP. with 'NI", La) lan.. 1
Tallow--Sa l es at 7.1 Est It. .ti ...so s.,..shi tssa Liss 1., No, sci ~ ..ci 5 ri .. ;r:,:,..,i i :....,,V!P ' ,.
the parties ';
talidEUl ' I S 5 I. d.r• ot 'l, en . t....itudi, .. +.ll et..thcs.., It ~ teetut.
The Jury , however, found an vi.slation of ditty Whi.l.l' No l en ai iii .2 i , 3' Inged id i a i t i 1r ,.... 1t . i..,.:a .0 lay•hclily•. ohne V. ..0.1.10., 01 So
by the defendants- th ere was no illegality in the Piaielei"aa - Are eitiel• au' _ es.,..i•m. el at tl.• Bru e 1.1....tim.11i, ttrueli.h..ell
• UNION LINE . thencluLtanaoaeua Cane.. etsaetr
pro., eaceesling 15 per cent el any time, nape, - iIT
i'I , ICINNATI * ' On the Pennsylvania and Ohio Canals. .. , .
chilly Isere as the jury foiled ou the net t (fourth) lit, Sept 18 ,
.illetteltir
issue, that the defendants vested Omelette profits ,
'' khadittealidlim BLAHIte. PA It KB P * Hi t!`te . 11.. , ..va1b, es. : ('lll 1 ' 2 ' 1 ' 101) A ,
N 1 . P.R(.)111 A I
over
It per coot in Batik Stork and ether pro- Flour _ ii,,,eipla ,‘,.. 1,, CIIAAIBEBLI N. CH AN f, 11110 • CO.. C LLLLLL so. ,i,
drat e, luaus That they might exceed that ited I liflLSwell known Line io tow prepared to I . THOMAS RAU. . .
o.inxram- coidemphood and permitted by the sot, p r0 ,,p,,,,,„ .-Ara brut, 31hiU g ith P'""" unnettt rnstait ead seseeettero.mm IT 4 sl lll lhlll 'F4 /11.15r0t lit/1511 S: \I:0.1151111SW . M But -iiA N T .
~a11", ,b dr.."i l tg 'hi 11. •i t t' .. (L u i e ri c i l i pal E"L r - Ifr ' o l; ; ' 1 1- S?:1: J ir ' r n l.:r1 : ":i i 3'r t . :Ir ," *d o ° :' ''''I t' * ". '2'r i... k ' 7 1“ ... i• 0 N TIN il L e ..`i l!j lt i i 4 .l. ° l . l ' ... u t s il it ' at u- .:ri . t.t 4to rec:i v e
in.muelh .it provided for the itivestmeut a do , ,„ d o ing
surpliel. IYhiskey- Stiles tit t, f e e t , t a „ agar. I.),:ty of A t t.tel.. . ''''' .''
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un , u ,
.
The fourth, lifth, and sixth i•intes, t. only Groceries - Thera i f r,,, ~,,,,,,,f cr .; 1 ono Bos lo se. ,) ltlideur d sod Cl.v•ltieJ ,1i aunalte, , ~.„:,,,,,,,I b 7 r. "k-''..tit4 1 .. .e....y . t.13-tornt. al level ,
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tines - euritainlug nuy serious charite-. against the , ea& the il s wea. id is fn ' ' 3n I. ....."'"....i. , ,. ".., of • 1 1 , 11-111 1 1...11 1a•t1i...11. MT , - 1 eal Ow late. awl i 'n elli" . t I,; ; ; -. ' i I 'll"' .." I. ' ll '.
BUlttill and ter-.l.'P. ELL end Lew.. LrAl ;du, ed...eut...a i ~,,,...;..,..„_,.. . 1 1 ,al. ' laliel end ttilti,
defendants were fount by the jury lu their ta- at 9,y,e9.3e. at 104(.1'11r. (propeller •11.1 vresele) en 111.. Lai., rrte 4. , ter/Itta A tv4„
Vlevere. Jae.. 42141 A A: ' I
. Btte - is in g00.,1..i - f . Ib, c tomatuweesi. i 51r. Joao A. Ca ikii,lei.,-, \Gm 1
Pack. A Co., rounastoan, u,
It is hut sheer justice to the defenda n ts to nay , Cheese-Is dun ( y ,„l .tt,„ weather 1. II o. Taylor, Warren.° , Wm. H. na s kill, \ .., .1
Martha. was not one particle of testimony be- • The river it mus tranaa or fain. A, N Clurt, Norton I All' U:
' 1.1 Prvatlea, raver cua, 0 , t i l i EN F: HA L COM lISSItN :11 E R l': 11‘il NT
fore the ; jury to sustain the gross end infamuus pleaaan 4., with sot__ h te pto a A• Co., itarenlva. 0., • ASL/ 'A U.:IIW, , li en , !... , iii, .0.-.1, Pt .1 , -1 A
imputations contained in dhe sixth issue, and heat, tirimet A Lily Preolllt.. tt : 1 .- A.
li • 4 .iv S • I A l
M I t. A E R A R .v • I I: : I' S
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e ll a
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that llie. Ntllhe len. contradicted by the testimony \ E%l' A, W lawl.r. Loa a (1,. Akre,. 0.,
a Anderson mid 44nye, also by voluntinuoe
P....kbaut A rtrott., 1'01.d.., IV •
docum.tart evidence in theeaule--denio. s Lra l l y
:::1::,,,,,,:e:....g.,,1.....r.r,,
des
. 8 1. y 7I ,s t fi ) ., a rm l_e t : I „ „.„...„ ~,,. b „,,,,,, ti,,.,„,„,„ err,. LOU IS & S'l'. '.lO SLE - PH -% .‘
in g that the charges tlgn,il:ll.l this C 0611413, emit 0......uten A Cu., kilaraukie. 0 ... •
1..... A. Walls A eu..l.ll,Se a u. 1 Ilu .
Baled i 1,2111 the were groOvneav ef malice. I I i Thames Ilate,CLlcpw, In. I S T. Jostpx, missoukz. - 1
The Relator expressly allege. in the first mug- I. with ee l ' s JOHN A CALMIIIII, •Avat ,
gestitm that , Le hye•lawil in reletiou to _ . ....
it liit.nii roe sI. L.. .... sot ear. Water arid Bialthhald au. pi t t e L fik .,,h./ .
ilf i l DI LFTO :S, ' Ri LE I a. Nnititi,
, v....it.. ball r..ant u st•
•I
LOH tier. et20.11.d by thr doroodoou "fur their . 1'.... -- . 6 hnahel a At .16, f ee ydlow , I Arrangement Made to Forward Freight , l•St d i' ''''
vorti--S1
awl Ode fe r e Rio Coffee et Ste , end fair 1
,i
_II. .. . reel , and Collo NIA l l
p v'"" :t "' V L li . ) L. TUTTLE A neat ar ''
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own government and for better carrying lute .. •
T TI S / A II s AL IE TI R M A O i It i
EESINPiFi,INVNESDIALIcSA, , A crawler tiont,m, yu. Lyryoy,tyrllll, l a co,
effect.the' provisions dun the Acts of Assembly" i t
Groceei'
-
incorporating the Cempy• . t
tne, WATCHES- is !LAIL/WAD Ca/MPANI r.to.lpt eu I•l4Madelphte, h, I ea , pa. ,„, ... , ~,' " M. -- Law,
This surely charges no assumption of power, I ` m g''' . at. COVOLIE -A COLE • l
. . ~. ..„..,...--‘00.,,,f, ..: . ..',:i'Xi‘. ' 1 - "!?:m.-
. „al, anti,. rent. aint Way°. •te..111.1,1., , - . , .
__ ._ ; _!“!-1;
neglect of duty, or violatiori of law, and in our I = . " -.-a SILVER W . OLIN RANKIN Atto •
jo gment, requires no further argument. Cm. an eirelleoi hoortmeta f • COFFP4I::-1300 haws prime Ilio,Ttir sat hy . i
9 s•usrsi I.sts sict C•aosisaidte
Seventh Issue. To all the charges' captained I ir w......pp.,,,,L12.11. b v r ,..1 elliall ' Jl-IABIIALZELI... as Water st. P.n.,' ipaele. iit..1,,,...510 a (laNuf 'ft, !,,, c th* ''' .
id al
in the suggestion the defendmits pleaded in bar i, r a la i l a f..2, m ,Z i i. i t t i,Pie e li e ii ttt a i
a nttser.
__ tiIII.:AP PIUNTSI-A. A. .blesoe ACo. i stett. " T.i'v - e - e liet ' i r li t ere ` ;`,, ,Ll t ei - L. r.-L` 4 .-.
of forfeiture that not any or them hail bee corn- Aral crt/ "'• Pr...." bare roar • reviled 'Xi PAW beautiful now stria 1 S!nriPle,fhleCurd 41 ' Co. . , •; -- "... 11 . A
p NITS , 4th/oh twilit* sold ee usual pryer, Itnr u fricao- , Anericlr
alined within twenty - one years next preceding olnaUtspaplos...done,le tha best mennor by the Alm. 6 Was of thaw_ yea Madrid:a* li rout l'R TS, the I
the filing of the suggestion. l' --
iiii:sr P `Vt7.lf , lrga:M i li et., . h "" 4 I- 6 - 1, 0 ••• d 'k u ' l • - ",i l
....1 boa M and -Jeer.* et. l
That this plea, if true, is' a toll sag complete „4: as.. of Forme,
i r,{:
...~ ....W~Yv..~`iY ...i ~..c~ ....~~ ....}s-
bar • any judgment of forfeiture is well estab
lish • by the following authorities: Angell and
Am on Corporations, 624. Sec. 5. '
•w the truth of this plea is either confessed
bytulaintiff. or what is equivalent thereto, it
rem '
unanswered upon the record, and no
judgment of forfeiture could be pronounced,.
whatever might have been the charges alleged,
and the finding of the Jury upon them. The
relator instead of answering the plea, replied
that some of the facts charged were committed
within 20 years. By this replication he admits
their non-commission withirr2l years, and. hav
ing I himself taken the record down for trio!,
leaving stood plea unanswered, be is therefore
precluded from questioning its truth.
tine further observation may be made. The .
State was one of the original Stockholders in
this Company, to the amount of $40,000, nearly
one-half of the whole capital. It appears by
the evidence on the record, that in 1822; shortly
after the Bridge was completed, a full statement
was made to the General Assembly, through one
of its Senators, Condy Reguet, Of the condition
and acts of the Company, its system of tolls and
the reasons for its adoption.
From that time until.lB43, a period of twenty
years, an mutual statement of the affairs of the
Company was regularly made, and the State
each year without complaint received its regular
dividend. This acquiescence would seem to.
preclude all ground of forfeiture for any thing
nrior to that time. But in 1843 the State, by
Act, of Assembly, offered her stock in the mar
ket Im.l sold to the present holders or those under
whom they claim at a premium of about $B, on
each share of $25. So that the receipts of the
State from the forty thousand dollars entrusted
to the management of this Company present the
following result,
Annual Dividends. $70,000 00
1 State Tax, _ 6,667 03
I Proceeds of Stock Sale, 63,104 75
$128.881 78
liar the State to forfeit the Stock thus pur
chased from her by those in whose hands it now
is, on the ground of antecedent irregularities,
however gross, would be a violation of public
monde and justice.
Slit the State in her own Courts ie governed
. by the same legal principles that bind her citi
zens. Having bargained end sold this Stock
for value, she cannot avoid the sale And resume
thei franchises of the corporation for my Alleged
forfeiture prior to her sale.
Independent of this consideration it is claimed
that no ground of reproach. much less of forfeit-
UT
il t
. has occurred at any time bofore or since
tha sale; cad that upon each article and upon
the 101.118 record, the defendants are outitied to
Judgment. •
A. iV. LOO:d18, BFIALEe&SrANIpN
Attorneys for Defendant
The COurrroom won crowded with sprnitors
throughout the day. The argument will- he re
sumed at ten o'clock. this morning
0 Z 1.4 Pvlk (A7tl de Lady's
Itook, Grahom'd, and Nartain Nlagarinee for
October, bore All been received. e't Ifolme's Lite
reCy Depot, No 74 Thin) street. oppoeite the
poet ofner. .
At' , 11.1.1 —A young Mali nalllirtl Pat
!irk Frniet, Ghoul I•ixosen yearn of ago, fell from
walunt it'or in Chnrchn'A township. ye,ierany,
nod broke his .nrok Ilr died ionnmily
Cot .tear elr Alortatt.-- Three young meth
named Halley. Mberneken and Stet.... from
Butler and Mereetr counties, were . j , e3tetally ar
reated by the NleYee . e pulire, charged with hat
ing counterfeit un6oy in their frOe.PoSion 54Cktl .
were found upott..hetu
'I 4 ELF:GRAPH
tri , MR. FoRWARD
w Sept IS
11,n Waiter Fuiward, of 1•a Charged Affairs
to Denniar . k, Laving tendered hi. resignation
,onia week, Siuct. and requested atom the GOT
ernmentipormitNiuu to return borne, the Preei
dent lel weak accepted laim resignation, and di
ected latter, •of recall to he tin...quitted tlhica
at Dennuirl:
Charlee A 1....11 ban 4.era apposat.l Navy
Agent bl N II rive ratter, re
vtgned A
•
W .11 I NOTON Sept. IS
•
This afternoon, a man supposed, to be Waal.-
. ington Lewis, lieltxaille , 11101 hotritily crushed
lietereen taro ears at thii,,Washington Depot, •a
Le was going , ll.,oarit the cars for Baltimore. lie
dieTwithan a hour afterwards.
J. B. Cam. f L.Clitiallll, has -been appointed
Secretary of theealifornis Land euuttrits4ionersi
Maier Emory, TopographiCal Engineer, Las
lawn orileredto.repott.triCommisatoner Bartlett.
and assist in the latiors.of the Nlexieau Boundary
Commission
=II
STEAM BOATS
L'OR ST. LOU I S.— Thesplenr
did.and light draught gleam.,
I.TIOIL naI,
D, Capt. Haulatt., . - 111 lure tor tb
above and Intarnor,dlate parts on tin, day. at 10 o'clock.
AL 3/.
•
For freighter peerage, apnll on
•
R EGVLAR PACKET BE
TWEEN PPITSH111:011 lloCium,
.—The PIMA' N 0.2. A.S.Crsne.nianter.
will leer.. Pittehurgh for Wheeling. Cantina eat liorGlug•
port, every Tueaday et 3 o'rl.k r.. te.. returning le
theqingv.rt for Capri., Wheeling and Pittsburgh. ••-
ery Thuredes b o'clock., 5. 16. Paasengaro and shin,.
low d es[d upon this boot courting de dorm, the
kr...
For freight or tweet,. gold oti board. sue,
•
REGULAR WHEELING AND
BUNFIBiI PACKET—The Not tannin;;
sn.arocr WELLSVILLE, COL IL Young. will
run as a regular harget between Pittsburgh. ita.vating.
Bridgeport. add annfirn, learn, Pittsburgh Monday
afternoon for Well. 'lle, Staubenvillv, and Bridge_Por:v and
Wren Thuraday afternoon for . Steubenville, Wh..eling,
go fir Pt a Mna t h "- er n e r rl ' Puettj 71,'"u ni
every Friday aflame., For frelglit * .q.e% a n' ee d apply .
board. Or to jyysi IV. B. Win: .LEIL tonal
EGULAR WEDNESDAY
PACKET, CINCINNATI. Captain by
Ingham. Thia,pleudid boat nu ball a y
Or
the owners of the steamer Wee Newlin, and other, for
the Cincinnati and pitteburgh Parket trini, sod will lees«
srerl Wrdnredar fur Cincinnati. In N a
n.
me New Cog.
vrlo fr righ !
VlMAlSP l ltyPSl74 [ ; 4 l't!"tro:ll .
• •
EGULAR PITTSBURGH AND
11 WIIEELINti PACKET—The splendid
newnsatet staatawr DIURNAL, Coltman, inav
W.l.now
performing her regular trivevekly trips Wive.. dd. eity and Wheeling, leaTinft Pittsburgh at IU
seer, !fond,. Weaneaday and Eriday, and r.nrui ne.
Whe.dlng every Tnesday, T h er ailay and Satunlay,
In wish neut. Fra freitt i or ftrapte.enply GO board. or to
nolb STE Na CROZER. Agents.
TRANSPORTATION.'
pionsrsyLvtanA RAILROAD.
OPEN TO LOCKPORT, TWENIT MILES WEST
or JOHNSTOWN.
• aI;UVWZSI:iIa-4.
1851. FALL ARRANGEMINT. 1851
OHANGE OF HOUR
Pennryloania Railroad and Eryrei , Parket Lino
301 rolle“ 11.11 rad 13 1101. F. Canal.
sArc.”:3oorr rumor/ Am , riarTOITIIII.I.[TZ
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE ART,W YORK
Two Daily Lines Express Packet Boats,
eaWal
.02*S2
(EXCLUSIVELY FOP. PAOOENOEEK)
On and after Niondny, August 26th, the
Paeket• of Oda Line will leave. Pitt-Au:VI br Inekport.
pp —th.rn takln~~ the Car. of the
(whicu Iran, ituutpaliat.ly utter thrirstrinl)
lvavha
tem for Phllaalet,4lm,
11.0-Time throush. I.l.rty
By ttla
av•l.)
pa , twohl , ra lkouglt
BOURN SOIINER thou hfretoforr. tw.ur
canal tr
entabllut, Iheru ou arrtral cat 14011.101Ln to
pr....v.16n to rvw York at .41, •
rAgei/iNGER% tiALTIIIOIO.
Take the Tort sad Catalpa. land Railrod, at li.Pura
tantanre, etgbly.four Tim, YOU a It hour. t..
Vara to Philadelphia, $lO Fare to ilalthanro 10,10,
di. Unruh, $0 Jm ildrriatoitiaasiai
11 >mo dealt. etioap travoiaot and itioufrirtabla maiidu,o
asthma. ..aeon. your tialet• at the Tiel.et oNee, N1.a.,”„.
bets lhotio, of
J. P. IiOLNIF.S, Agen
D. LEECH I CO.,
BleHenry'e Philadelphia & Liverpool .iee •
of Packets.
.44 Sailing Iron! Platite on Ow
lbth. vat Idearvad on tL. 1.{,.1 ..it, uloolli
IV 01011 PLEANANTS, N. H.
MIKA ALLOJAIL to. P tiarditia, '
O.IIBOPK. Nallisuiel C. Harr, Mx,.
8081.1 0, Alfred A Atuith,
•• 811 ACI,IIIANON, tuev,) Wad. %A..
rho abotr arr both ..1 lbw aud ut
malarial, and err notewl i
re rsoidat4,..l
1 blip are lilted 11. with all'irdeat ituvradruionta. tud
(r!i=3sa.hkop'alM', ta
/her' are ecottimatwvai br mat. of ...4,•ldmatl twie tit, •
loam lor Med art...ham. lo the pattat Leer kw
' dvairJon of lalugiut the., 141•11,1, in, the VI 1
Coutittl dapthlalu rartiti eeeee of palmate,
guy.l La might uacqtlPl.3o44,,.....l.ntoln'tMato aud
.4,81 .111 (umiak lbato with Oa pterwr inforuioll4o •,
11,1m...w00 ralatilia thrir daharturw
Ade m0ve1p44.,...11....ng.r..15ta1tig
u.y, eupplf dmit, Ll +tarn, aul upward.
.1 oight without ditatiout, W41(.11 W3ll la t . . 13,3 1.1 nu,
lha hobo or 1%41 Mee. 8, lb. 1' piled Athg.4.,
Aar reoriniann euppilt,l 11 ,81 4 11,1 1 1 L l ler
lae. l
wLat the (41 .. 1 h.j lol.hliat will 14 rort,ha
• L AwalaWwer Cl IV rani 1.1 Is..e 11 '. 3
: net,: • fto• , . 11,11 °.
11. told ..... 1 IL re ea. l'Aiar I re-de , aa..
Idwad.dritl, 1 oorl. 1011 ol Oar and .
s. wuJ "" "1' 117.P1".
IN,. ...11..111 .4.41, Lei,
wm rt."‘
h.lO It fort, lilttla atl.l %.:d ela .
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILRO.
IS - 51.1 1 .'
EW ROUTE TO NI:IS YORK Cl' I !!
liuukirt eh
rat el...via...net, on Lela hr., phe
aud eltarltnisli. Cleveland atol I•lltairi"...l
elathisiat, atal Ciumirtmli mud ""
P.Lu pi
ai Cat.,.. the., Jul: It,. l 'Ai. •.. 1
I MAI!, LEAI Lil N .11 1.11.1
(Sundor• rae41...14
lat PiduloB Pao'," Tr., at do •.
.4 heroin, rapt,.
the flad Train rake •t wberw
• 7 boar.. sod take lbw o
1 1 L • ueit Mort.. at 11 aa.tu l
r . "'
Al did 41/38 lioWthi..•l
The Etipwww ) rated arid L.W. 'Prato 1
I A. NlBOl,. • IL...pewter Car ia attaalia •
amaatordlato It lir l asodohll4 , .1.4 1
411.0-Asew from Ihrukirk to 0, Por4. • ' u
wit., .111 it, a 1, J.d. h.
,111. • OhmPaur 011 a ;1m1...A •• '
r....letta .1 .11 kluda •J /1.6131 Neva c'_
l'•rtzrul•r at...ail...di U. 1..
- `".'"
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uzzraw hahje hailrhul• 111 ha trahl.; ~..„ 0 „ h'Nst...t? Opal
tarAddltianal , 'h.
~ 0 . 4 `, and that
serf dazt 4, I 0 a u•.uutartnr,o al
.„„., a Lave fAlrrba...l at,r asr {l2 fa,
Etalhht Tariffs will ►r
. 0 , 4 0 , .nu I Ina. Ilat.,r Shwa malt, u I I . ""*"'
. 4 I /Iy • thritt Gar tLaaatha ,
L'" "'""', "`o ''"•!
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BOSTON,. SUES. 1 i WiIILKHOV3R.
me Smthfield.. elbell. \ ''\
THIS well known establinhment IR Fan aCrlit- - o. l \i ' e;' , ' • \ ` V .
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dueled In rioksame namanar it has always Nam-, Tte. • c '. ... , V. '..,
spar e d ...lye...assail situation of the boo, It. commode 1; • X'du a. ...\, x . ~
~,, ~.„,„,,..,, ii..., the rinnforts and luxuries to be' .s. nr . ....... iri.
Lund hi d e lhere.,cmen milder et inerceabl• and edvanta. 11 4 .0.r4c • s w.L. pi , \,.. ‘,,
e.,.. to the vel
• • ' -Tbh...llL'illidh: 1101.
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nasiu s e..l.4.. on Ithe tuna of John L. Tucker a ece s rip" ankSow hy'.l,' 0 dr , . '... \
so 10no at th e. cut It the establithenent. the subscriber i hihl llotel .! I , Puilla r.b. l ' \
riedFe. 1.1.4 hag terrionh to maintain its reputatlon;•Ped ,thL location Of %no Puna yririn ; \ \., X \ '
patufnei I. to hislp.tooicr.. , tiodri-hi. medal for El. pa' ry, v , ,
au 919 («Opt X 11:31. H. PaIiIILR. ' eyear V 0 I t 1,.. F. ri p
pal 1 \ 'X ‘ ~.
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hal %AN, F pal stl. 1 4114gben i '' \
- —,-------- i - --- Llhe I. eftmeteb. \ eaemaeue. \'• • , , ,‘ „ . .
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PAI6ADVLPHIA. 7 • _ • ! - •\ v ._ 1 .7 •• _1'.;_ 4 •‘' .d- \, _ : \',. ..•,. . • - \
.. vate\
.Itesid Vo '\, ~ . • - 1 "- \,*
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beierith' and tbr. rivers it &AM We b ~ '. ` ' . ' ,
=:,,t 6, ",.,:grA.r,gapt.;t, .7V. 1 , - .- ~, '. - . .• . \
Th ' l t ot, la la
embraelag near Pt eorat 1 • • • ,
one hundrad arid ky Get frocnritithiM hack
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1 ldreg 4114 filly 11. ac art 4114 \The imic \i, Tromen. 1' ' . •,
' a * tait'lliVe rn' uat. d i L bt 7 h,r ' Y ' . ' n ' er. ia. ( ina th el ,
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a& ' a....l 'M ataist4g. P l P' s,v' lety'c'ef hr
''' ',mil na .1.1 . :1 ''''
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bery, In thorL I. oltba Cio and Mr taps cab only 1 ',
emporia.] by arCelainime nof the Mims ent!. .
Men . hing 9 turabacieri!re ritad to him armada. L. .
r 'i ,.... "'iri ''' 1 WO Idescrit in. givln r; In ,
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den., or o t er a N ia , ~,, s„. ula lan.
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Also--. 1 jevi o f mew. 16y feet ebster strentim •L ' X ,\ . !
dreh fop en o m 7 , r,,,,alrexat 3 . I. rty FL ''
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rommodarim i
..„..,,,,„ 6ha now iirehririt thd. lot la rik, 't C 4 rniergt T f tl i t i ehte .... ,
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\\l,o l b. ter., i s le ”.."e e.,. breed relp undygolcri. in ern, n •
gre n . 1,. nay, will be retururil. 11 \ ,
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aiinieWarel i iuni , for Wella anii . ,.CltertU. ;‘, • .
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r.LE , SUI.3.OLFiIt Laterals' the 1\ uhl.iu .. \„, .., ,
that ha has in tired Into gels recline the 4Lteis I. ' '`.,\ N ' '. A .
1 ith PUMPS, man Und b) din. f:: IL .1 , .` J
M.Kati4, of Sliddleb.yl, F,: ' it county. O. which i 4;• . , " '
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Oven such universal, ra In on wherever 1. . de) e .
void quabtles of the,. maps are, that tees - ere . aer • i ,
e •orkal. eelitnat or netts i 41,i 01 repris e keel, Os leg., li, ,
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•or Cau.lerd warelieoinw, No. 143 . ,
rici gotpige Liberty rriet. be 4...lll.Ailair a th4 , l .. .,:hitt !X ' '
iri ti b
b eltottepary. will be ...top r 1.,,;
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• mei alen bet lrnt.b
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\g- Eieelne eau*senl the tart paraTS:r ne.
TON, citle, ...pe tau 14 seen en rthe talt of
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‘Coun,n, .O. 119‘25; , ki Slnlthew } d el
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BO ON.
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AE~K GOODS,.,
FROM ENGLAN . V, ' ARC t AND GERMANY;.
cONSI:
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\ANTLX . • RIVING ' . new btvlee •cil patigru. art up. rarietr.ott.rmt
16.14.01, Work Mills. P`kr,wr W04y,h , .• i..•
Poern. C. °roman...
Dru .. 6 ."Eftorl Arth
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v_ AGA LEY, M 001)W lUD al t Wbol4;
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tratt . .4 .° .S. (:ti l e l .; it% Cu raroa..4 titicntha. A . Le
Bitten, to 1,, Bran nyl Oin are can/trolly m e
riontitio In the twin reret ar to ibe oth nf 1 , an
oorl Holiamli the quality anal to most °fah, 1m rty
tam. from thorn rntiotner niers am tortilla! to ay I m
Judge of the oozing,. awl .1 1 trard their ordka tu the f
nee. CI Water Merl. NEW 1' li which will *propt
atten.lya tn. ayliVm
American H ware.
VlLlVgent,
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