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81. rzzzzszEs.E=yJ PIONEEEE aud Express Line, Wis
~ Railroad and Canal from Phadelphs
Pittsburgh.-The above Line will
commence lis regular trips for he SEASON. Oh MONDAY,
The 23i inst leaving the Depot No. "a Markest daily, 81
3 o'clock. A. NJ.
During the boais have been thoroughly pntet
and put frat order aordng every convenience for
the comfort oG raveers
By this p.-sengers will avoid all the fatigue and dan
ger night travelling coaches both Railroads being pass
I'd 10 daylight.
FOR further Information apply Al the Old Established o.
fee, "a Harketst 5doors above Eighth-st
mis- a CUMMINGS Agent
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PURSUANCE OF an order OF The Surrogate of the
1Couuty OF New FORK, Notice is hereby gyen all per-
sons having claims against Richard Evsrs late Of Exeter
England deceased present the same with the vouchers
thereof the subscriber, al his residence, No 242 Ninth
OF July next Dated New-York the 9th day of January
1916 GEO. +. ALLEN, Administrator
70 Iay6m with the VIII AMID.
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1 ,oUNTRY MERCHANTS will bud superior
,, ltnieni of account books paper fancy and staple
, msnod writers, Crotou ink, patent inkstands.
easuS PAPER holders letter and envelopes, &c Ike
very low prices the stationery warehouse No n Maid
en.,sne. FRANCIS L GoUTREL, Sadoners,
mfo Mni6
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ENVELOPES FOR LETTERS.-A sne assort
Cmeni, jus made up for use. under the new Postage
Law They tho strongest Post Once paper suitable
for steel penn, by r. G. ROOT l. CO. Publishers
Jelly of Wsll-Rt $50 Pearl-kl
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IN PURSUANCE OF a order of the Surrogate of the
County Of NewYorE, Notice IL hereby gwen 10 all per-
sors having claims aganst Mary Heskeh late OF the City
New York deceased 10 present the with the vouch
era thereof the subscriber the Office of Q. w. Sture
want No Ws-s- In the City Of Nevy.York, before
the third day OF August Dated NewYork, the
ryuiuth day OF January, 1916.
80 lawem JOSEPH HEsKETH. Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31
The Mexican Army.

An accounts agree in stating that since the day
that Falsta ragged regiment marched through COvcn
try more miserable material for soldiery never
mustered together than rolnHeeriaS in Mexico
10 form Parcdess commend who IL about affects 20 be
about to march the East oppose the advance OF our
troops
late letter from gentleman in Mexico has been
shown us in which the states that Gen Paroles
hns succeeded in raising thirteen thousand troops
but such troops not TO be described
e" The new regiments. he adds are chiefly composed
of Lepros and drochos-thc lowest classes OF the cross
brccds-yvho have been taken ckd,ns to the capital
and there their hainated state they furnished
with n muskct and laugh, roughly and touehly how 10
load aim and fire General PHrcdes seems determined
to make amends his past conduct oil not resisting
the nvason-and he will leave positively ON the 3lst
instant duly for san Luis Potosi, in order to join
some 7OOO men ,at waiting for him there and thence
proceed 10 Monterey. where Gen. Mcl0 shall wait ior
him Nearly twothrds OF this arinyare the aforesaid Lee
prros and JarOchos-miscrableoo beings, who may
light hard but with the necessary discipline The
robbers and hghwaymcn are moro abundant than ever
Even in this city. ia obliged to lOnd himself with
arms when he walks through tiS streets and locks ana
keys sufficient to keep ones private property &c
curptr from thieves IN. % PIC
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WHITES RED CORDIAI-For Tie cure Of Dtar-

W rhua Gripping Pains Headache, Sc-rhis medicine IS
recommended the medical faculty and patients rs being
useful IN all attended with pasns pain. acdiiy OF
the stomach and bowels Il ha long heen found 10 he one
OF the medicines the OF diarrhra dysenery
collie cholera morbus, vomiting headache, heartburn and
for monthly pains in short for An antiacd or
anud vue IL surpas sei while for diureuc deob-
struen IL found very valuable.
Prepared hy the subscriber. who Is sole proprietor,
Hudson, y. y. 1916. IL. n. WHITE
The following. from Rev Dr. Waterbury, Of Hudson,
among the many testimonials that the proprietor has re-
ceived
Having for several years had occasion 10 use Dr..
Whites Cordial different tines, prepared by II. II
White for several OF the diseases mentioned above take
pleasure in recommending It my friends the most val
liable remedy That nuve eFcr used
Hudson. May 9th, 1919. j. 3. NATERBI ny
For sale cl- per bottle by John MilLau Sj Broad
way; Rnshon = Co 10 md $50 Broadwny and 10 Asor
Huise; James AsprwaIl. IS Nlsm-st DeIluc l. Dn-
puv Pnrk-ru'v and 53 Broadway; J. \. Mehkim 5ll
eroadvayi W H. Brigham, t6 Broadway corner Grand
81 J. c. Huntington, ~ ThiHvrnue cor Twenty second
81. VIM T. PEEK 81 Jonn-si Daniel r. Tucker $50 GRIND,
near Sudck-L: \. b : D. Sands 100 Fulton, cor lar;
David Sands Co. u Ea-, Broadway corner Market J.
Jore- -. Houston corner McDougal; Geo. q. Gum, 81
Baec6er. corner Christopher. A; wholesale by Philip
schishen Co lhi Water near Nall--t. Broonlyn-J.
Davies, Fulton. corner ClHlon--t Poughkerpse-ElHiay
x Barnes MaiG-st "a Ruzcr's Hotel Albany -George
Dexter q Sa,est and Apothecanes Hail. cor siae and
Pearl and c. rockingham. Broadway and Delavun
inus. Trov-Waieral Van Srhasrk el3 Smrod
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PENSACOLA. Fla. Aug. u, l-io.

PENSACOLA, Fla Aug ~, I7io-
] hasten to gave you the arrival OF the steam I'm
gate Mississippi four and half days from Vera Cruz
learn verbally tha, the department AT Vera Cruz nave
declared for Santa ana and depuation h"d oecn sent
10 Havana TO escort him over and his arrival By the
British schooner Moutezuma would certainly be an
nouncea the day after the Mississippi sailed. This
change however viii result in no wise to the security
Of peace between the Two nations for santa AHa parry
although they require change OF rulers stcrn insist
unon the most active prosecution OF hostties.
on the evening Of the 7ih inst. Commodore Conner
contemplated nm attack upon Avarado. and with vie"
10 TINT object the Mississippi was sent down preparatory
TO AN attack on the 9Th but owing 10 tho difficulty and
danger encountered in crossing the bar and the ndica.
ton of an approaching storm, signal was given from
tho fag ship 10 haul o,i-this DONE not however,
without firing few shell at the enemy at distance OF
about of two miles and quarter, which compliment
was recprocacd by sauation OF musketry from the
bushes gunboats which were endeavoring TO eli
feet passage up the river against strong current.
No damage done TO party but VIVA, damage
the enemy sustained is unknown This attack learn
wil doubtless be pcrscvcrcd in by Com. Conner, and
success will inevitably be the result The great dissen
sons in the cncmys camp as 10 who shall rule, can
surely result in good TO them but on the contrary
favor our interests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

20 THE BEAUTIES or rHf STR TREASURY and the
stupidity OF Washington Financicrs are exhibiting
themselves daily We it stated that instructions
were on Friday received from Washington directing
the Collector of the Customs nj this port To pny over
all the meneys he may receive TO the Treasurer OF this
port and the tTroasury law makes it highly Grim
na offence punishable by tine and imprisonment 10 re-
fuse or decline TO do This places Mr. Lawrence in
M awkward position os it is not known whether GOV.
Bcuck hn. accepted the office and il he has he is not
here 10 receive the money. The story that Mr.. Law
renee has resigned the Coceorshp OF this port not
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ron ALL WELL AND SICK.

MRS. CARROLLS MedicA,ed NapOf and Sulphur Baths.
vi f8i Fuun-,t opposite - Paul Church
Th-, Baths the most safe delightful and efhcscious
remedy colds. rheumatism, chs and fever &c and not
only a cure bu; preventive 20 many OF
The thousand ili. iha, fe-h J. heir 10"
They afford the agreeable mode OF Bathing, and are
essential 10 thorough cleanliness
r. Mrs CAROLS Baths differ from every other 'Napor
Baths" called and have been established IN this City
for more Than 70 years
Sulphur Baths require half an hours notice
Portable Napo Baths sent TO any part OF the city or VI
aue- lH-
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pocn h.,l,;nd The curtain.

Correspondence the journal oil Commerce
WASHINGTON, August -, lsi6.
learn that Cabinet Council was held yester
day on the subicc, of relations with Mexico "Hd
especially in reference 10 the recent demonstrations 81
the Santa ANA party aud that It determined 10
take no farther steps. diplomatic beizcrcnt m re-
gard to Mexico until the result OF the revolution shall
BE- known
Tho fleets are to remain innctivc--wuich by the WAY
is what they are Just iii or-,d General Taylor - 10
continue 10 menace an invasion, until the new santa
Ann government shall be established
If diplomacy should then fail the war l. 10 bc com
rrenced in earnest and be found 10 render
our very expensive naval establishment somewhat less
useless than il has hitherto been.
Persons unconncctcd with the navy, but who are
quainted with the topography aud autobiography Of the
Mexican coast, are TO be employed and have already
been consulted in reference efficient naval
operations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31
S,T0P THE BURGLaRs:-G Robbery

- p-tra-i Th- -.Cr- Of Adam ttrrIrftoL OF ms VI
"a -, -. h,nk.p cp-n and entered b. burglars on LIE
,zA, Of Thursday he IN OF Aas-as .n.i snd Wa.caes
IT, v,i I'D Dollars Among tie articles iaa-u we're
IL following gold anchor Wateh No 20 !. DO half
pae No 60 LePiHf " ' 80 Ea 81 40 - So
w.. DO do Lrpre Watches do. dorble-ootom
at-5-. French aad other descriptions ROT known 3
IoEs, goIt R.ng- gold Pencils. gold Pens, gold Ear
49, -5lt SpeciacI-- go.d FobCEE.E-, gold Breast
% scr spoons, res and Table, Cream. Salt and
n-.-srt Spoons silver SugarroIEz silver Sp-ciac-es,
silver Ttincl-s
pursuant % the OF meeting a the cigzsns OF
rrE-osir The Trustees oder 3c above ard FOR The
T 6f the property ard CONVICTION Of The thieves, or
- mad vrier lie properly o6atn-d sac tic ssconf on
-. CORRECTION crln1rais- ~ order q he Board
- - Bo..SE C.-rk- VI. J. MYERS, President
Porvlsc-psie, An rust 22.i lS+f ag- 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

Tux Custom ~ THE ARMY--A letter from the
Brazos July 81 10 the Wilmington tpel) Journal tells
the following story of the habits and customs OF the
Army
The officers and priva,es, generally, have pitched
fights soon they land shore. very ridiculous
affair occurred board OF the troop ships on the
hsreor. 1t appean that one OF the oihcers ooushs
piece of ice. and of the privReS also, and by acct
dent the others treasure lost and thcrcupon
the officer and private simultaneously seized upon the
other piece 70 determine by force ot argument o: arms
which should possess IL
After few words and suudry blows they concluded
10 leave it 10 arbitration and the OF the ship
called upon umpire. Upon due dchbcrsuon he de-
cded IN favor OF the officer and expressing his 6ec!s
ion he was instantly Knocked down by eight or ten
volunteers The OF the ship witnessing this shame
ful outrage on their officer, immediately ms
rescue and general fight between the and volun
,eers ensucd the Gssogeaest o; which was the mates
appsring from the cabin with pistol which he evcled
nj the breast OF his antagonist Snd WAS prevented from
shooting him by gentleman throwing up Ns arm
The REyoIUTsoN IL MENIeo-A letter received
ON Friday by Gov Marcy from an Editor IN New-or
leans communicative the intelligence that the people
of Mexico every direction were declaring IN svor
Of Santa ANA who X inferred or reported hsd al,
ready arrived III Mexico and assumed thc direction OF
affairs without nolestanou-and IhSt was confidently
anticipated that peace would speedily ee restored De
tween the United and Mexico. such. iesf. Was tae
substance OF the letter, The NewOrieans papers re
ceived this evening contain confirmation oil te news
North Amer. Tel DIS.
LETTERS OF MARQUE.--We see IL stated III La
PARA OF yesterday, chat Den Francisco Arrsnso'z
Mexican Consul at Havana. has written 10 the scnnS
Consul OF this C;tv ordering irs Of argt 10 b issued
here We have since learned through person late
from Havana that by the pscke, ship which was 10 leave
for NeYork on the same day that the Soas lett Tor
this port similar orders from tue NcNcR government
had been forwarded 10 Don jusn de Ia oirasla Consul
General in Ncw-York y. Orleans Delta sis'
CoRRrcIIoN-In a portion OF to-days. paper
which worked or before the error WAS discover
ed "a stated the express from Gen hesrneys camp let
Esn. N tho tt.- lr.het
the Goth OF July ISL Louis Republican, slst
EFFECTS or THE NEW TARIrr-Bart and Hell.
at Pottsvlle, Pa have both stopped operations en-
arey and this has thrown hvc hundred and forty hands
GU, OF employ AL the operatives Silver Creek have
s.opped-sone others have stopped week ago,
IT, S. Gszetts
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THE HERE DOCTOR HAS COME.

THE PHILADELPHIA HERB DOCTOR ha. opened
i an Office here n New ork--Tha; Herb Doctor
who has beer dong such wonders II PaedeipEia-9vho
ha- been curing thousands-i- has cone on here AID
opened o:sce in BrUoust No. 2t6, between Allen and
Orchard He makes pure Herb Medicines for Tue cure
Of all diseases and is willing undertake. al cases, even
the uost hopeless on the OF No Cure No Pay II
you know OF any sick be tel them OF hs
rival and remember the place, No 26G Broome-s Eng
lish and German pamphlets viii be given 10 al who call
for tI-rr aua6 I'm
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SOLAR STAND AND HANGING LAMPS,

GiRASDoLES CHASDEtiERs, &c.
t:ie Mandatory Of HOIT BROWN e CO. ~ Neretr5L
TT B. Co cou.nue supply the trade with Lamps OF
IL everv description; Churches Pablc Ha!is and stores
tired . with Fixtures sohr Chandeliers on rea'on-
sb -rru. Dealers requested 10 call end examine
our yOrk Orders Brass Castings or Brass stamping
executed promptly. e4<3 -"
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Law Courts.

CHARGE OF CRCEI PUStsHNES-.-Ths coE1Plaint5
s-siusr Cant Conway Of tie brig Morea cruel snd
unusual punishment al dismissed sitter exzIins
non. by the Commissioner.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
From Mexico

From Mexico V,G Pensncota.
We were so unfortunate not 10 receive on
Friday any of our Mobile exchanges. The Journal
Of Commerce gives the following letter from the
Mobile Herald OF the 2lst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

NEWCASTLE GRiNDsTONES Just received per ship
ahaa ron Newcastle Nova scotia Grind and " e
49, 70, ali nv FORSYTH LABAGH,
%. -. g W-si-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

FloGGINo IN ScHooLs.-rho Board OF school
Visitors nj NcwHaven have recently had under consid
Grafton the conduct OF certain schooma,er IN that city
who inflicted cruel chastscment OF his scholars
They close their report as follows;
The too frequent habit OF intctne corporeal punish
ment for the violation of arbitrary rules OF cisci-
pine in schools which are various as the taste or
caprice of their authors and sometimes rs absurd as
they are useless conounds in the minds OF the young
AL accurate distinctions between right and wrong per
vcrts the design of the law in decsatins so delicate
trust IA the power of corporca chassement into the
hands OF stranger hunts the sensbtcs OF the young
and hsrdons their hearts to commit malignant OF
fences. tor which is reserved punishment; adequate
Tor the same, within his province ntlict.
Our sentiments exactly and right glad 10 see
the names of intelligent citizens of wHaven
appended sensible paragraph. man who canno;
govern school without resortng the brutal practice
of logging may be tina, he is not tit the noble
CALM, of Teacher,
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1TJSkETOE> and oter lr7ecis ef.-ctna.r A-ps Tom
IflvOur roouz- ~ the Use OF the
GATZE WIRE WINDOW SHADES,
which manufacture great perfection an =Izs, 70 u
an rio~ door snd paint them superDiT aly sat
SANG tine a-I al the air and light the room, and
permit q 1 REV OF the street, and pre-er your being
seen from Tie street The+ ornamental and durable
LEE X co. $40 Beeckerst
" B-A splendid Summer Craze Blower, manufactured
OF Ire material 10 /, o!isshoced well modern
srvIe crates aus 5,
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THE TORPEDO.

- MTTHS newly invented Torpedo or Electro Magnetic
= Machine may be seen IN operation a. tae once oil
,b- scientific Ariercar, l23 Fu!tons SUI 8utltngsl
n.r- rh-v ray be beautifully finished Printed dir-c-
,ion. them tuIo N
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CITY ITEMS.

- The Morning News Of Newport gives the
l1,rinr % the resnlt OF the Rrrnfta ON Wedneaday
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

THE NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE is PuBLishEp
EVERY MORNING.. SUNDAY EAChfThh
At the Tribune Buildings, corner oil spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the CITY iiaii,
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tiuued beyond he time for which II is paid Suhscrp-
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r.ouir.d IN all exchanges with Country New era
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

SUSPICION or GRAND LARGE NY.-0;hcef Flana
gan OF the 10th Ward last night arrested Azariah Berry
on suspicion OF having stolen horse and wagon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

pocErr Prc5rD.-A Southern gentleman. named
Henry sullivan a, presest sojou-u-HS n TINS city while
-,iry .-o last evening mad MS pocket book contain
ms about in South Carodns bank bills distracted
tom Ms pantAloons Pocke;
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TIE SEw-YoRE

THE SEw-YoRs
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
Is pTrBIISHED WEEKLY, ct IFS ri LTOS-ST- isun
BuiIticg1 Persons wishing subscribe have Only 10
- - - = N ADVANCE. aus m
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FoUyD IL THE SrREET.--A negro named Ma
ths.ie Collins was las; night found in Cherry neai
Walnut in a shocking state having been dreadiu!y
beaten by some unknown persona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

ANOTHER SrRASGEE RoBsED a stranger N
30 -ir- -fis r1.rr::-z cs-s:e<.aG complaint rAe
C,fisf' oir- against serraaf employed OF the
Lar. bo-el. for hsrln- stolen fruc MS bedroom S2l1
tee servar. az il i alleged On entering the rooE1 Win
the -sn,ls-s 5oo.s which had been cleaning and
b-ac; ne ovpo-,nT 70 take ne money! SuPpO=ing the
owner 70 be sslesp a. the TINE. He was arrested and
= mt
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RoBBFD or 4 WATCH-Laura Hazard was or
rested this uor1ng on charge o: -obbing W: T Ray
a. Soldier OF silver watch worth go while n her
company AT house on the Five Points.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

THEFT or CoAT.-Ca,harine Cullen was a
rested las; nigh, or suspicion OF stealing coat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

THEFT or APPAREL-John Thomas was arrest
ed ast nigh; on charge OF stealing trunk containing
quantity OF female apparel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

SERIOUS AssAULI.--A Spaniard by the name Of
angle was taken into custody on a charge OF attenptin:
TO stab Ellen Mahoaey with knife
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

RESCUED FROM DRowSTS6.--As o1-eers CODE
snd D,lanev. OF the Fourth Ward, taxing thei:
round. las; erenirg they heard the cres OF man 10!
assistance ana on proceeding to the foot OF Rose7et
found HIM n the DOCK and rescued him from the water
~ s vsry exhausted state-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

THEFT OF BASKETs-Tbree lads named Jscot
yandyke John Thompson ara Lewis sraock. we're also
arrested IN. morning for stealing baskets worth SO
belonging 10 Luther Elton 0; me barge Berkshire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

CArGEr-Patrick Biien. charged with robbing
fellow passenger q; sea Of d sove-eis was arrested
last night and locked up 70 answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

I\TED-Buard for u gentleman, wife and servant.
w oversee wreck. The hEs door OF good thIes
story house (rooms being connecIed9 would DC
without furniture Address J. z. l.. al the Office OF the
Trhnrs aug 2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

BOARD WANTED.-Two Ladies' wish TO get board
ID the vicinity OF Broadway they would require
paror ana bedroom or large attached both OF which
they would furnsh) \ line addressed 10 E w g. al this
office. stating wi! meet with immediate attention
auoS3f
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Constitutional Appeal

friend asks me with reference to Yesterday letter
whether would leave 10 the Legislature TO decide be-
tween District appeal Courts in where one Court
might declare llvg or decision OF inferior trlot-
nal OF the act OF party, unconstitutional. Certainly
not would provide that the whole OF the supreme
Court should assemble nj convenient times and places
on the call the Chict senior Judges decide all
conflicting OF this nature MINORITY TO be the
quorum. an Appeal Court OF four politicians elected
ty general ckct and united with -four OF these Judges
II sure and usiy tribunal TO pass upon the
constiutoua!ity OF laws than the whole ~ the Judges
OF the state Who would say
Besides il the last supreme Court and Court OF Er.
ror- were blocked up by cases beyond the power OF
these tribunals decide will the Appeal Court OF
eight br able To move faster The knavi-h and the
husious WILL u nov. keep appealing 10 the Court Of
last resort in order TO keep OF the day OF paymcu;-
Can tins Court OF eight do than the prcsen, Court
olihrec cannot, There Judges must Sill IN Court
they can hear but appeal ut once and they viii
have many appeals hear the present Chancellor
and Supreme Court taken together have now. Is not
this tiu plan prevent and not to aid the admins
trH.ion oi the law
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