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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-05
III ARDWARE, American Locks, Sc

TN ARDWARE, American Locks, Sc
u IVAN BLARCOM & CHAMPLlN, SUCCESSORS 10
F.. J. II. Roosevelt, $50 Pearsrec Second door above
Beekman-streri e.r 10 Builders and Dealers. Americas
Pin Locks, So I, inch; Sliding Door Trimmings Aorce
Locks, Store Door Locks, suit any hickn9s, doors
We also agents for the sale OF and beautiful Nor
Lock; this article combines all The advantages Of the
usual Mortice Lock and i afforded less price than
Rim Lock, being saving OF more than 30 per TIE
curs and economical invited call ut the 900
Parlt. and examine FOR themselves, whore they will find
the complete assortment OF Builders Hardware and
low Other house inlhc city. cioesae
and retail. JOHN A. VAN BLARCOM,
mcn PINK CHRISTOPHER CfIAMPLJN
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IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan.

CeIlOrN l1lam Van HOOK LIdTTIs UuOOIs, w I'I
Stebbns. Franklin s Kinney.
above entitled causc will he sold al ,uic auction, The
Merchants, Exchange in the city oil NewYork. under the
direction OF the subscriber, of the Masters OF this Court
by E. IT, Ludlow auctioncrr, the Gthday OF April next
at y O'Clock, noon, OF that day,
Al! the rest residue and remainder OF the term OF years
vet xpred oi in and all that lot Of ground situate in
the Sixteenth Ward oihe City n New York the North.
westerly side of the Third Avenue, distant siXt-rne fee,
Norh-easterv from Seveneenth,lreet, being twenytiree
feet in BREADTH in front and rear and hundred feet in
depth on each side together with the buildings thereon
standing. which L.nse originally grantee, by Peter
the 9th day OF pr 1885, for the
wentvone Years, yeary rent eghy-three dollars
hall vearlv ubjcc. also walls OF twenty
one years each NewYork, March Goth, 1912.
n2i 2awtAl6 WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL.
WILLIAM VAN Hook, Sol. Master in Chancery.
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GILNER PLATE.-Wm. Thomson. No

"a, LII II La liz w H. 1 IiOLlSUll ~ U.
~ l29 Witarn->treet, continues 10 manufacture Silver
Ware OF The best description and OF the latest patterns
Presentation Vases Pitchers Waters Te. and Coffee Ser
vices Cake and Fruit Basket, and Chidrens Mugs richly
chased and appropriately designed.
Also. Fruit Knives -ud Forks silver blades Forks
and spoons king threaded and plain threaded patterns.
Pzc Medals OF various patterns suited tr prizes OF Flo
Orders by letter punctualy attended TO-
The whole OF i,se articles manufactured on the pre-
uis..s OF sterling silver, and 10 aprse spared
the beauty ni, the workmanship.
y. B-DraWngs and estimates oiartces presentation
will be furnished in answer an application. l6 ON
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Rhineheck. Du,chess County, " =.

Rev Dr. Mott, Presden, OF Union College, Rev. Dr.. Pot
Ter OF do Rev Dr.. Bangs Wesleyan Cniveriiv; Angus
,s w Smith Professor OF Natural Philosophy and Atrono
my: Rev. D. d. WIe,ien, Professor OF Ancient Languasr
Rev Joseph loldch Professor OF Moral Philosophy; Rev
VIM " Wiilett Professor Hebrew: GEO. Sucklev, ESQ.,
Francis Hail. Esq, L. kirfy, Esq, up iiavens ESD
New-fork Rev. Dr.. Waters. Baltimore. Md; Rev. Is.
Crenrl and Rev. J. Trippett. Rhnebeck mle 2aWnfN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-05

NOTICE.-Morison's Hygean Medicines
y from the q British College OF Health. London"-The
subscribers having been appointed Ike Attorneys OF Me>Srs
Morrison, Moa Il CO.. and Agents for the State New
York have received large assortment OF Meeicine direct
from the :. British College Of Health. Loru ready
supply the Agents liberia! than hereto
fore. Persons wishing 10 be appointed Selling Ayers
will please make mmediae application 20 The Sui,scri
berS. AN persons indebted the late Age IT., Mr. Geo.
TAYLOR requested make immediate payment the
undersigned they onlyare authorized 10 give receipts
The same. FIRTH !. HALL, No Franklin SGuare.N. y.
me,f Agent, for MORISUN MOAT L co.
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SCHOOLS.


~ Duchess County, y. IA few select YOUTHS rom ~
IN is wear. OF age Nil be. akc, into the aEl ot The sub
scrib-r 10 i,srst IN addition his whom Re +
educating at hSre. An pishesi teacher engaged
and care Of the proprietor. Parents may be assured mat
every pains will be taken the correct education OF ieE
childrs.., mentally morally, and physically
contemplated the healtitul exercise OF the pnPs
connect with the School Facilities Tor acqniring practical
Gardening In these pursuits the subscriber has participate
for series wears viii pleasure and delight ami With
ample grounds his premises adapted 10 such purposes
every convenience VII be Afforded.
The locaioa Rhneb-ck, on clc hanksoi the Hudson
in tn. County Duchess within hours travel from the
city OF Ne,>-Y ork. and from Albany with private land
ing attacked renders the situation eligible ana convenient
There niiI be during the o, = week each
the second The last Tuesday in November following
Charges. Si2j per term. thalt IN advancci including
board lodging, washing, fuel and .htS, pupils hndn@
their own bed, beei1ns and boonS the Will BE- FUR
ashei by the proprietor al a moderate char-e;
ERFERDRE GARRETTS0N.
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When ] speak of the laws that govern these
successive changes am aware that some persons
look upon the idea, that such revolutions the or
game world are governed by aw<,,as flvoring the
doctrines of the Nla,eralist. But we may regard
thcs'. luws-,vlen given either the animate
inanimate world---as opponents fully to express
the will of the Supreme Being. law cannot be
referred 10 any thing materially it belongs not TO
the material creation; il is higher than the world
Of natter--it is spiritual in its essence and leads
US up TO the contemplation Of one Inlmalerial and
Spiritual I4awgiver.
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BOARDING SCHOOL for Young La
HD dcs.-aIrS HOIT long established al the HALL OF
EpucArIoS Grand>trei Williamsburg, l. l., will receive
a few more pupils Tor the Spring and Summer.
TEAcifERs-Rev. X IIoyt: Rev. N.WhtAg. PROBE
OF Languages: Miss Aieggs. Muse Mrs Hoyi=En:-
m oiderv Drawing, WorStcd Work. PLAIN Sewing. &c.
Reiercnce>-Rev Lot Jones, T. McEiratiI ESQ. Aid
Murphy. Israel Post.
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ODGINGSl Lodgings No SO West

n ODGINGS Lodgings No. 60 West
broadway not fur from Chambers srcetThis House
has been recently built and c,tabli she'd Gntemen>
Lodging House 1t has been kept by the same proprietor
for two years past who will probably keep Tor
To come and usually IS to 50 gentlemen
dodgers II Public House; liquor game noise or
anIsenents OF kind allowed Only class OF per-
accepted w.t. steady OF studious orb,inSs
habits who wish quiet sleeping place without beard wl"
give little trouble and wish moderate Such men
requested remember the number, and apply oat any
irc tlcv choose within twenty vcars hence. nll5lm.
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NO PARENTS and Guardians.-In or.

& der to ttie convenience OF STUDENTS. who are 9TH
erwi>, occupied through the day, Tire undersigned viii IN
future devote the hours from r. a. to the Instruction
OF few Young gentlemen with reference the duties vi
the The object render henta familiar with The
nature otaccoun and -title them to favorable recep-
tioe into countnT-ro0In.
THOMAS JON Els, las Broad
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spiritual lIawSlver
But Will no,dwell longcrupon this subject. but
pass TO one more strictly geological; to the con-
illusions which we draw from finding the older
rocks in u horizontal position. 1t is striking 10
find i'll Europe, in great parts Of Russia, i'll Swc
den and in this country these ancient strata IL! their
original horizontal position. As to, the manner in
which whole portions of the country have been
ricd away and left great cliffs behind, shall speak
moEe fully III my architecture. You may observe
one strata resting on another level: and this
may be owing to tho depression Of the sea, which
has lett them exposed, or. Us | believe nearly all
agree, that the beds themselves have been gently
lifted up of the and raised 10 their pre-
sent hight. where they remain in their horizontal
position. 1t istloughtby some thatthere have been
alternate periods OF repose and violence al; over
the earth; but it may be laid down as rule thai
the more ancient the rock the greater Is tie dis
turbance that has been suffered; because in the
first periods the commissions We're more violent
than those which occurred AT late epoch
But whether we adhere or not to the opinion that
there has been a great series OF aernations-pc-
RODS Of violence and convulsion foow@ by long
eras OF tranquity-one thing is certain, Sat, from
the earliest period, we have no record Of ono such
cpoch-no knowledge of any such dissolution of
strata-no such paroxvSinal CONFUSION in the crus,
"' 'iiS Stoo' !iat. tUclN otCi oItUi
renee, it would no, be possible ncw-to find the
cent fo>>iterou> rocks in their original position.
As TO the fact, it is true that in general we find the
Older rocks have undergone the greatest convu,-
sions; and this will be quite ineligible il We re-
fer them to volcanic forces which always ilitttheir
points OF principal Development. There have been
volcanoes, as | stated in OF my early lectures,
in districts where they are extinct-and where
there is left no ve>tigc o. volcanic explosions. AZ
ter long period ef disturbance and convlsion the
fires We're Spent and then succeeded period of
tranquility. II, may be shown, too, ,hatn former
ecnods there were more volcanoes than during the
more recent; md, therefore, if suppose Shift
ing e' the principal points of developenen,, which
"e'e near the SUI face and attended BY earthquakes
IL "oulo follow that in time they would extend over
great part OF the Ear,h's surface. and we should
md as Is tAe iacs In the more ancient rocks greater
commissions undergone. l should infer from. the
examination OF all the districts IN which these pho
nonlena may be obServed-iron. Iowa 10 this Sec
ton and SO through the Northern parts of Europe
and .tyia-,lat during all the successive periods
there had been isioaS volcanic action; and that
the areas of the volcanic districts during any one
period had been limited to comparatively small
portions of the surface of the earth.
With this observation | will conclude nv pre-
sent lecture; and in my return To the consd
Grafton Of TIN, Niusara district.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18
From the n. York Express Of Monday

The CoURr MARrIAL.-It will be
perceived by our report to-day, that the
trial of Lieut. Pinkney terminated on
Saturday. The Court has now been il
session three weeks, and this is the fourth
case they have investigated. As iher"
are some twenty cases in all TO be tried,
there is every probability that the sitting
of the Court will be an exceedingly p,o-
iracled one.
Two cases have been decided, those
Of Midshipman May and Lieut. John.
SON the former having been reprman-
ded publicly, and the other acquitted
upon all the charges. AS we take th,
result TO he fair criterion OF the charac-
ter of the offences - IN these cases they
must have been of n trivial nature, and
such we have all along considered then
- certainly altogether unworthy the in-
porauce given to them, and the expcns,
incurred III their investigation. So iaI
as We can Judge, there appear TO have
been faults all round. A mistake was
made n the outset which led 10 dissa,is.
faction chickering's, ill-will and disrontcnt
/
aud now every little outbreak OF temper.
leading to lancicd INSTRUMENTATION aud
disrcsperi, is to be made tho subject al
public aud solemn Investlg CATION. In ouI
opinion the whole affair is rather iarclcal
and will nul rebound 10 the honor aud
or, DIT oI any one concerned.
The Court has adjourned over unit
"Wednesday next, when Lieut. WIlkr.
viii himself be placed on trial, on long
lrsl OF chargcs covering almost Innumera
be lollos of ioolscap. The investigation
will probably occupy the C"urt thee
weeks, aud II is expected that var city
of curious and interesting incidents " III
be- developed.
\ This tu bo sure Is very harsh rr.
.ccpiion after so long mn absence, aud
the hand and responsible work hc ha.
been dong iur the country ~ 80 man,
pats of the world, but II IS the fate too
often OF responsible station to suffer mor'
Ior eight ouOfs, Ii cuofs there ba,,
been than It sa'ns iol the gicaIesi SCI
wees
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18
[PuBLIc No. 35

AN ACT granting tn The county ot Johnson
~ the territory of Iowa, the right o! pre-
empiion 10 n tract of land for scot of jus
ilcc Tor sud county, and repeating tho sec
Ond section of an act approved The thlr1
day OF March. eighteen hundred and thirty
nine, cnlltled "Ah act making Gonatloi
OF land To the territory of Iowa, for the
purpose OF erecting public buildings there
On."
BE IL enacted by hs Senate and House o
Representatives. Of the UHiied States 0f .imeri
ca Ia Congress 0SSombied. That the right oI
pre-cmpton. nj The minimum price Tor whlch
the public lands are sold, Is hereby granted
10 the county of Johnson, ~ the territory oi
Iowa, for the fractional northwest quarter.
cast Of the river. of section number hilcen.
IN tow nship scventv-nIne ol range SIX, west
of the prncipa meridian. ns reported TO the
!nnd officers Of Dubuque. in said territory.
containing one hundred and seventeen acres,
and sixty four one hundrcdths of an acre,
more or less, on the same terms and condI.
iions expressed in the act of the twenty-syill
day Of May. eighteen hundred and twenty
four entitled "An act granting 10 The coun.
tics and parishes of each state and tcrrl'Cry
nf The United States IN which the public
lands are situated, the right Of pre-. emprIon
to quarter sections OF land for seats "f justice
within the same :" which said right of pre-
emplon IS in lieu Of that to the quarter sec
,ion heretofore located by The commissioners
Of said county. which ~ relirqulshcd.
SIC. =. .4m be II further Enacted, That 81
much ot the 2nd section of an act entitled
IAN act making n donation Of land 10 the
territory of Iowa. for the purpose of erecting
public buildings thereon" approved the third
day Of March, eighteen hundred aud thirty
nIne, as directed The contiguous sections tc
The section to be selected under sand act, inl
lhe purpose aimcsaId TO be reserved irnn
sale o. entry untI! the further action of Con
gresS thereon, be-. and the same 10 hereby
repealed: PrOrided, That the right Of pre-
emptlon shall not accrue To any person o
persons who now are or may hereafter sei,I
on said lands under any existing Pte-emplior
law
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18
III T. II A l. ID O f Il III e Il nj E 5.

uniting with the locofocOs for Tariff
without the Distribution clause.
Ia SENATE, Saturday, Aug. l3, the
morning hour was devoted 10 the consi-
dsraiion Of a Revolutionary Pension bill,
max ing provision 10 amend the acts OF
July, 1888, and 1888, allowing pensions
to certain widows. The bill was debat-
ed at length, and after striking out the
Cd section, was ordered TO be read a
third time, by vote Of - to Ia. Sew
ernl bills upon The table were passed ,and
many enrolled bills were read.
ln the HOUSE, several reports from
Committees were received, including
all of naval character which had previ-
ously passed the Senate, and referred Ia
Committee of the Whole. A bill Ia
confirm land tillcs-a bill amendatory ol
the act of 1899, referring 10 offences
upor the high seas, and remcdy'ng the
evils of existing laws, and several others
OF u more local character, were passed.
After which the private calendar was ta-
ken up.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18
Approved, August J, l ei2.
PUBLIC. No. 39.l

AN ACT 10 constitute the Ports of Stoning
tou, Mystic river, aud Pawcatuck river, u
collection district.
BE IL tnacied By The Senate anil House Of
Representatives. Of the United .Sdt,s Of .}mui
ca IN Congress assembled. That the town oi
Stonington, III the county of New London,
State OF Connecticut, shall be a collection
district, from and after the thlrliclh day Of
June next; aud that the port Of Stoulngtou
aforesaid shall be, and hereby is, made q port
of entry.
Src. 2. .7ad BE- Il further enacted That the
district OF StonIuglon shall comprehend all
the waters, shores, buys, and harbors. from
the west line Of Mystic river, including the
villages Of PonersyIlle and Nonnk, ~ the
town Of GIoton, State Of Connecticut, tu The
east Inc of Pawcaluck river, including The
town of Westerly, State OF Rhode Island. any
thing IN any former law TO the contrary moi.
wi,istanding.
SEc. g. lind Js u further cnncicd, That
from and after The ihrtIrlb day of July pres
cnt the office of the surveyor Of the port 81
Sionlngion aforesaid be-, and the same T.
hereby, abolished aud 4 collector Tor the
aforesaid district sbaIl DC appointed 10 reside
II The port oi SlonlugtOn, who, iu addition TO-
bis other pmolumcuif. shall be cutri-d To- rc
ccye the salary nov allowed by ls~ ~ lli'
Surveyor uiofrssid, md 40 more and saib
collector shall also perform the duu,s hereto
lore cnloincd un the surveyor
Approved, August 3, loi2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18
IPrRLIc. No. 81 !

AN ACT granting right Of pre-cmp,lon 20
certain lots in the town OF Perry sbnrg, ~
the State of Ohin.
BE IL enacted by The Scnois and House cj
Representatives. ofHs Unii'd States of .4mcyT
ca ia Congress assembled, Dhni euch purchas.
rr, his ar her heirs or assigns, oi any lot or
lots in the town of Perrysburg, IN the State
of Ohio, al any sale for taxes thereon assess
ed by the laws oi The State, the tIIlc 10 which
has moi been dlvscd from the United States
IN any other manner than under color of such
lax sale, shall have the right t. enter the
same al any lime within one year from the
passage of this act, at The land office IN the
district within which said town is situated. ~
the price for which the same was or were
struck Off at the public sale Of lots in said
town, held at the tnwn of Wooster IN July.
one ihnusand eight hundred and seventeen.
with interest from that date and on making
euch entry, and paying for such lot or lots.
~ aforesaid. patents shall issue for the same,
IN the manurr they are issued for other land
sotl by the United States ProUided. ho,ccuer.
That nothing herein contained shall be con.
s,rued to affect or prejudice the rights OF
ihIrd persnCS to any such lot or lots, or Ia
hold The United States TO any warranty OF
title purporing to be conveyed by SAID pa.
fputs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18
TPuBLIC, No. 30.l

AN ACT to amend AN act for altering the
time Of holding the district court ot the
United States for The western district oi
Pennsylvania u, WllIiansport," approved
May eighth, eighteen hundred and forty.
BE IL tnocied by The Senate and House Of
R.pnN niaiirrs fhs Uniied States Of .lmeri
ca in Congress assembled, That the October
term Of the district court oiihe United States
ior the western district OF Pennsylvania
which is now directed TO be holden at VIII
Transport, in Lycomng county, On The third
Monday Of October Ia each year, shall here
niier commence and be holden on the first
Monday Of October IN each and every year
aud all processes, plcadIngs, motions. SUITS.
aud business heretofore begun, pending and
undetermined, ur which may hereafter be-
commenced or instituted prior 10 the next De.
iob"r term, shall be held rciurnablc aud be
returned to the first Monday of October next
Approved, July %, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18
July 30, 1912.
IPUpLIC, No. 33i

AN ACT to regulate arrests on mcsnc pro-
cess in the District of Columbia.
BE IL enacted by The Senate and House Of
representatives Of The limited SiQies Of .4meri-
ga ia Congress assembled, That hereafter no
person shall be held TO bail IN any civil suit
~ the District OF Columbia, unless OH aiiidn.
vi flied by the plaintiff or his agent, stating
~ cases Of debt or contract the amount Of
which he verify believes TO be due, aud that
The same has been contracted by fraud or
false plclcnces, or through breach Of trust,
or that the defendant 10 cOncGaling or has
concealed hIs property ~ tho district or else.
where, or ls ubuu, To remove the saIne from
lhus District or the place Of his residence, IN
order 10 cvudc the payment Of the debt, or
that. bring a resident Of the District and
dumclrd therein. = about to abscond with
uut paying the debt, aud with view 10
hIeid lhr pas ur,ut oi the same, setting forth
vi iIr incts on hIci, SAID allegations Of fraud
ur bfcnch al trust are founded, and in all
ciscs setting forth tie grouuds, nature, and
pafiunl,rs of The clam. The sulciency Of
H. afidHvIi to bold lp ball. TO he gwen. shall,
Hpsn application ut The defendant, be decided
hy ihc cnan iu term tluIe, aud by any single
tn.lpr ~ vnraiiuu. ln oil cases IN which the
b, NJ ilvii trqnircd 10y ibis act ~ not filled pre-.
q IYu.ly IT, isrulng iho wit, the defendant
q. puti ~ Services, shall not be required To
snc bail bui merely To sign an 0ldcr to The
, lrik 81 the count in cutter his appearance il
the cansc, ~ lich " be- refuses to d., ho mdy
Then b., held ln bnil as ~ other cases.
St,. ? IND b. RJVthc, taWdd, That an!
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July 81, 1912.
GPrRIIc. No. 32.l


AN ACT to provide for the permanent en-.
ploymcn, in the Post Office Department Of
certain clerks, heretofore for several year.
temporarily employed in that Department.
Re IL enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of The Uaiird States Of .7meri :
"a m Congress assembled, That the Postnlas-
ter. cr.Gcneral be-, aud h. is hereby, authorized
to employ in the Post Office Department, a
topographer, at n salary OF sixteen hundred
dollars /; and eight additional clerks, whose
annual compensation shall be as fullows
three clerks al fourteen hundred dollars each
fonr clerks nj one thousand two hundred dol.
lars each, and one clerk at one thousand
dollars.
Skc.2 .7ndb b, IL further tndcted, That the
arrears of pay due 10 said clerks from the
first OF january last, at the rates aforesaid
und their regular salaries Tor the residue oI
the current year, be regularly paid 10 them
hy tho proper officer of the Department aud
for tins purpose the sum of eleven thousand
SIX hundred dollars II hereby appropriated
out of any money IN the Treasury not other.
wise appropriated.
Src.3. .Aad be IL further enacteA, That
eleven additional clerks heretofore tempo
rarllv employed in the office OF the Auditor
TOR the Post Office Department, under the
provisions Of ihe acts ui Congress of the third
"f March, eighteen hundred aud thirty y.scvCn.
and The seventh Of Jolly, eighteen hundred
and lhIny.eight, shall be- permanently added
10 the force IN that Uiiice. nj the rates Of com.
pensuIlon heretofore allowed for their servl-
ces, respectively the sum of thirteen
thousand two hundred dollars IL hereby ap-
propriated out of any money IN the Treasury
no, Otherwise appropriated for the payment
oflher salaries for the year eighteen hundred
aud iorIy.iwo.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

person now held 10 bail in civil suit in The
said District may apply 10 the Circuit Cour
oi the SAID District ~ term time, or 10 any
Judge thereof IN vacation, for n rule 10 show
cause why he shall moi be discharged on III.
ing n common appearance, and shall be s,'
schnrged unless the plaintiff or his agent
shall file sufficient affidavit, in conformity
with The provisions OF the preceding section
within a reasonable period OF time to be MS
signed by the court, or the Judge to whom
the application Is made.
Approved, August |, 1872.