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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06

Unrs deemed PA dyes, hesh from Auction
go Dress Coats So Froek 81 $40 each $40 pairs Pants 81
TO So 900 Vests 80 s. Over Goats and Cloaks
ehsp Summer Cot' reduced 25 per cent Corner Nassau
ard D,ekman streets.
Great Man. One, and the only great, man
IN the Is fend Young Of
Fulton and Nassau He sells the ehesest boots in this
His French boots only 81 81 usually 80 and 81
stores; his fine calf So usually 81 81 aud So Military
Mould all get their boots OF Young.-1he Doctor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06

rASILE GARDEN-MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST T.
~ The performance win with Grand
PRODUCTION. After which the comedetta of tho CABINET
QUESTION-Tom Mr. oand Rosea ood, Mr Nickinson Miss
Mortimer Ms II Phillip After hich the celebrates ERR
CLINE will appear the hungarian Woacuter aud
Teats and Dances To conclude with the aughabe
tic POST OF HONOR-Cobus Yerks Mr. Holland Dursouas
ter Boerwo, Mr. Nichnson; TudcheD, Mrs Vermont Adea
Miss Nicknson. Peri mance to at o'clock. Adj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06

DANORAMA OF TAYLORS CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO AT
the Minerva Rooms iO6 Broadway shows natural life
Marches EDcampmen and Battles fought by Gen. Taylor
also gives correct views of the country cities &C. 1t 10
the most beautiful painting Open night at
o'clock Admission % Schools admitted
terms. No charge for descriptive pamphlets
CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS
~ Fare 1874 cents each way.The Buffalo Capt
llancox, will above every Monday Tuesday, Friday
and Sunday leaving the foot of Hammond street ats o'clock
Canal Sal Ca bane, S1 Grand, sS4; Pier No. N. r., 9
A. NJ returning by SIP NJ Refreshments chowdcr bait and
fishing tackle, will lie moyided.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06

EPIsCOPAL COLLEGIATE DESTITUTE, STAPLErON
IL Staten Isandrs institution has many over
OIL in the vicinity Of New York Ii convenient to the
CITY, healthy situation and provided with the abst professors
IN the Classical English French, German Spanish DEPART
men teachers all reside in the family with the
priBc pal constant supervision Of the pupils The pupils are
all treated members Of the family.
mission TO be made to Rev. 4. TOWEL, Rector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06

CASILE GAhDEN.-A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC
~ will lie given Sunday evening August Ctr by Iothans
celebrated New York Brass Band ProsrammePar ICava
tina Bi.omfed SOLO, Tenor Horn, Bsnop Mighty jehovah
Newkam Andante, Haydn; Iolonaie Bishop; Be still my
heart Cerke Adagio Herzog. lntemissiou Of half
Part Andante from David Newkum; Sweet repose, Nay
nard Poonaise Kuner Cayatna Mndessohn The dead but
slumber Rookie 1he Dying Christian Hadyn. Concert
at o'clock. Admission l2 cents. The Cosoramas
have re-arranged and be all times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06

Two FARMERS AND OTnERs-FOR SALE A QUANTITY
cfvcry superior hnO Bone Saw Dust lV attn avenue
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lust PUBL1SnED-Dh BOSTWfCKS GREAT WORK ON
Vcneral and other Affections of the Gento Urinary Organs
$50 quarto just published by Burgess Srnger Co.,
This is the most compoti practical work tho ever
from the press E contains 81 oolorcd eagnyings which deli
neatc this class Of diseases nmaby IL also contains wood
cngngs equally we'll executed and every thing about
tie IN dern treatment CT these diseases been carefully
corded and all the mes approved prescriptions
have een en for sale OF the Office publication and Of the
author 5Ui Broadv ay price So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06

- 0hANTIC HOTEL '.ccoMB'S DAM, on THE HARLEM
~ River commandug full view Of the High Bridge where
bass and weak fish in abundance The proprietor Of the
named house is thankful TO his friends and the public
their liberal patronage bestowed upon him. Dinner Supper and
Breakfast at all hoors at the shortest notice. Good ground for
COMPANIES geing target excursions attached the house.
Boats Bait and Poles and Lines at all hours the shortest
notice. PETER III. DODGE Propre,or
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DARK TnEATRE.-THE SALOONS AND BARS OF rnIs


tstablmsnt to let for next Season. or longer
period required commencing about the day Sep
tmbcr next uLdeaabe security wilt be required The coni
lions under which they he let be on npp
cation tbctween 10 and ~ at the Office Of
A nar.,
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.ETTHE CAMPBELLS ARE CoMING"--MOHDAY
Evening, August 7th, and every Evening during the
WeekSoc ~ Library Rooms sis Broadway, Of
seet-CAMPBELS MIN STRELS the Oldest original and in
tie United States respectfully their
from highly successful tour in the East where their Concerts
have been attended by the fashionable and elite
have ad the honor OF visiting and have with
Throughout the Eastern cities unprecedented by any other
musicians will have the pleasure commencing
Of their and hshy popular lus al at
August 9Th, when they will introduce varied programme
hracing the cst popular piece Ethiopian Melody
Songs Dances &c, that original with this company Doors
open at Il to commence att o'clock. Admission % cents
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Il,nE QUEENS nOrEI. OPPosIrn VIE GENERAL pnsr

r1NlE QUEENS HOTEL. OPPOSITE I'll Z GENERAL PUSr
Office, St Martins c Grand IondonIhis maSnicent io-
tel having ecey undergone extensive alterations and great
portion OF newly urn she'd will be found trial no
rival IN the meroposboi in point Of accommodation
derae charges The Coffee Of the largest
comfortable in England. Board So Hot and Cold
Baths THOMAS SPENCER LENNEY, Manager
Formerly Chief Steward Of the British Queen Steamship
Rtrence in New York Mr. G. A. White C6 Cedar
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RRUADWAY THEATRE.-MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST
- 7-For the Benefit Mr. Flemingihe performance
commence with the comedy Of the INCONST, nj; Or Wine
Works Wonders-Young Mirahe Mr. Murdo;h Oriana Mas
FslDy Wallask After which, Madame Agguss, win APPEAR
her popular Dances To be lowed by the ID
MAID OF GRO SSY-sergt Austerz, mr. Fleming; Walter
Mr. Jos Sefon Terea, Miss Gordon To conclude nth
farce Of OLE BULL-OIe Bull. Mr. Chas Burke Mary. Mrs
Watts Carol Nj Carman. Dress Coe aod Pgrluette, 50
Family Circles .5 centF: Gallery. I.ls cents.
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A CbRD-NAG'S HEAD, NO 3 BARCLAY STREET JAMES
"A BYkNES having disposed of his interest the above Is
Ia men his thanks his numerous enJs
and customers during the past ten years. and egs introduce
them to his worthy Mr. James RUSSELL who
confident will do all in his power deserve their
aud ontnuance of their favor T. SThe proprietor
with his will pleased TO see their mutual
friends Monday NJ crnoon, eth instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06

~ ibLO D Aoioh ILACE, ,bhOAUWAn.-MoNDA
Evening August THE publ IL respectful y nf,r ned
that Mr. Hsckett engaged for limited PERIOD and will
rst here this event Ia his popular caracer
falsta in Loves ao in order to give complete effect
ShaksIeares Merry Wives OF Wi dso g. Vandenho who
has ben ALSO for few nights will appear Ford the
Jesou husband Miss Rose Tebn. mrs Meder Mr. Chppsn.
dale John Seton, Vache and Dawson will Bpper Frsy ap-
pear, here this of Mr. e. Shaw and Miss ~ Phillip
WIZ he rormed the comedy Of Merry WIVES OF WIND
SORSir Johe FastsH Mr. Hackett Ford Mr. vandenho Mrs
For Miss Rose Tebn Doors at quarter before 7com
meneing 9. Admission so centa
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Ia UNTONS THEATRE, CUAKBEK3 STKEEI.-SA TI kDAY
Evening Aug win be presented the ouri.sue op.ra
OF LUCY DID SHAhAMOUR-Enrco di Moreat, T.
Meyer Ramondo Mr. Phillips Count Edga do
nwcod, Mr. John Dunn; Lucis, Miss Chapman; Alio
Sinclair TO conclude with the comic fairy ballet
LIE LIABLE ROUGE or the Fairy Of the hinoBrtu 10 81.
Antoine ;Benidett NJ Schmidt Asnodeus NJ Marzet Syane
Ia, Mile Ma,ilde Fleur Dc Bos Mile Adelaide. Dess
and Parquete Family Circle tier
Doorf at TX o'clo k. Curtain rises at s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06

DR0POSALS-TllE LOUISIANA PILOTS ASSOCIATION
wants 70 purchase two Pilot Boats from seven
nve tons mhep dranght when in ballast not exceed eight
feet or eight feet three inches at over
years old with good accommodations six Pilots with oren
cockpit and break deck amidshp all their furniture and
wearing apparel IN good order SO that tho boats will fully
equipped and ready for sea- They to be coppecd copper
fastened The Proposals to be Stcphcn
Agent Of the Louisiana Pilots Association, New Oreans
The said Proposals to be about TO tho 5h
August those who send Ia their Proposals to DO most
particular IN describing the bonts mnutelyther age sailing
qualities the materials and Dimensions their hus and
price, &c &C. Let be understood that we want first class sa
Ing sea boats built Of the very best materials. '"
DAVID SHEPHERD
CYRUS LAMONT.
HENRY JOHNSON.
WM.TPITTEE,
Committee Of the Louisiana Pilots Association.
Balge, July Z, 1sis
rFNo FARMERS AND oTnERs-FOR SALE A QUANTITY
cfvcy superior hnO Bone Saw Dust ly5 Te attn svepue
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T AWFuI. MuRpER-MAGNErIC POWDER FOR TIE

IL destruction Of all kinds of insects, eoekroaohcs moths
ants flies mosquitoes bed bugs and various other insects;
Pills for tic destruction Of rats and mice within minutes
after being thrown in their vicinity warontcd without poison
Price cents each Certificates OF Moss Preston Hodges
carlton Housej Mr. Thayer Co2zens American uoel and
others of the highest rcccability LYON 40 Broadway
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EOR LIyLRio INV LINE-REGULAR PACKET OF
the 10th ArrstTHerew and splendid fast s,ins n,clSe.
pSlDDoNs Edward u. Cobb master Is now iordin@ and
will positively sail above her regular day Tor freight or
passage, having splendid furnished ations IN Tho
first and second cabins apply board Orleans wharf foot Of
Wall street, to Il. X COLLINS J6 Sonth az
Price cabin passage s15 The packet ship Sheridan Georro
D. Cornish master, viii succeed the Sddons and sa her car
dav
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-02-23

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= = ths rss1s sfas fsgpsHi al Eszzss =
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as ss2rsrl . le FsizsIs
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VI. cEhEnara aal.ss.s5 ne s<sl,t. snsceu-
nsniea srsssly - ~ eouiss q Mr. Hsie.
M Hsis niainsd. aselasing Ih1 y eoua ~
Psaesire ne ans e she hypocsils-hs oouid ~
iksak oGern o. eaHying ogi . wn ukixh Ae
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Ara considerable dsisis. ne qnrslioa wss =,
hen On de passage q ihs rrsulplirn; and i Has
a5oFaed. yeas ~. nays !.
Mr. Hal mOsed a.ss ne sperial oder b I-.sa-
pOusd 10 snahle lhs sensls 70 hold an Ezesssiss
session. Nlirh uss agreed e. and The dOOn vess
ei0sed.
On Thuraaay. sandEy petitions and memorials
Nere presented.
Mr.. Yulre moved % lske up NJ. Diekinson's
resolutions relative 10 lhs acquisition q nes ter-
iiOsy, which EAs agreed %. and Mr.. y. resumed
hiz remarks and Praceeded ~ith his argument
NJ. Poole folIowra IN rep,y. and undertook 10
~ That enlightened pubic seniimentin The south
would not sanction one word thar had been u.
tered By the Senator from Floida.
ME. Yulee rose 10 reply, hut
The Vice President announced iha, The hour
had arrived for the consideration d The order Of
The day. he Ten Regiment Bin.
Mr.. Rask being entiilcd % The hOOr. spoke a
lenelh in favor Of The hilL He maintained that
the tile Of Texas 10 The BnIOs was clear and
unquestionsbls, anddiscussed the question al much
Myth.
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iHg var
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parsus Ne sans llisksins poliry rhisA has mask,
q De s.sers q NJ Psk. Il vsuld - ~ !
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smEss iIiunFA. hessins - soperioa i0lhs uaas
a eKesarmeni and aAs s1penas a liu3 ard -
my ihal vouA gr0w 81 efh
Boz whai hap< caaH ikfse h e a saeeeasfsl
impsaehusnii The Heuz q Repe~ussi.es,
b n.josily q sosas ny rssltr anirlas Il IN
peaehn,eui; bus Dc ssnzss wauld y the srila.
nj . tg hinl. and eoneunrncs q fro Third.
woud " Eeguirrd g eonsirtion. snrh sose
could hardy b sEreraed under any cisruusian-
ces; certainly mo- nov. h he milsi u highly
eHeiicd political oOniess. when fhrss-fihs e De
senniau bslong 70 he Psesidensis party. an ma
ny q thsm ars oIenlv eeinniiied 70 his policy.
hwouh le folly q snppoz fbsi they would tarn
round and co1nlrmn IN the prrxiAent what thex
have l~sa % long attempting % justly and s.
tain.
Dot ihOsgh he Wigs DO not contemplate I'M
parchment. they nevertheless look Zoe speedy ne
iirf from The evils under which dc country Is now
lahOEins. The people have taken the matter in
hand-a grand inques, q The nation will he held
during the summer--an on the first Thursday
in November nert he verdict win be rendered.
The Wings trusi lha. DE nation viii know how
10 right ITSELF
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ms uerns ffan one Isrsoa. sn1 nsafiy - an,1
numh<T from son,e rkiilEen. 0fea1rs Fos an
think umms ene Il Ihe Psrtailing Aseasss IA
Canada and ksFu0aL Plra@ s<n3 ne ansshsr
sspgay - soaa - cansenienL Respectfully.
n. Z. BUTLER.
Prepared aad sell ~ a. D. a d. SANDS,
DFuEgisis. loo Fulton street. eosner e Hnlian.
New lork.
sOla alsO b LONG, WEBB q CO. Hins.
borough. b ALEX. 3. WEBB & Co. cisssr
Gsrjen, Orange. ard b. Druggists generslly
thTougheul The Uniie1 States.
Price 81 pr boalle. Sin bosllfs Cor -.
February |. Isl
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Cooperation Proceedings.

Saturday, February 10, ls4s.
At a called meeting Of the Board of Commits.
sioncrs,- 81
Present, Lemuel Lynch, p, VIM. II. Brown
George Laws, Stephen Moore, Levin Carmichael
Richison Nichols. Robert Norris
Absent, o. F. Long
On motion, the President appointed Messrs
Nichols and Long committee to settle with the
late collector, C. L. Cooley, and make report to
the next regular meeting; and the said committee
is instructed not to receive anything but money
in the settlement, after insolvents are allowed.
Ordered, That Mr.. VIM. H. Brown be, and he
is hereby authorized to have the side walk on the
west side of Churton street, between Queen and
Union streets, put in good repair.
On m otion of Mr.. Laws,
Resolved, That the streets Of the town he tho
roughly repaired as soon as the weather will per-
nit.
E. A. HEARTT, Town Clerk.
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NJ MssrhesA aat1s..d de crnziaes; Mr..
PsIaek kllS~sd; and Mr. vinaaa eluasa shs D.
lsas q ths.I.oan fia
sesrrsl amesdmenss..Nsn.lhsa szsaa = ne
hilis Aus l<sasr ~ action sas talm onthsn. he
cOmmiEiee rs. Al shanly ahsr~arasl i.s Hes~
adjourncA
On Thunsdsy. NJ. conssr oasRd rs.aiuiion
dinsetag Ne prin,ing q lea lhousna sssirs 4
Lirui- Emosy's sspOst-phirA rss sdseasa
NJ Palfsy oasEed resOlusioa rsl.tiss = he
war
On mo,ion. lhs House IhsR wrnl inlO eaanil.
lee q ths whole. and pEsoerSed 10 he eoasiden-
tiOn ofihs Loan Bill
Several members oafEed amendments 10 he
ban. and he COMMITTEES wss addressed b several
genlielDen in sncressioa.
Great confusion pEevsilcd III day in The Han.
Finally. he committee rOse snl reported the bin
10 the Honse; and il il amended form il passed
By yeas 49,. nays II. The House then adjourn
ed.
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Inapeachmenf.-It has been sneeringly
asked by the Standard, and other Democratic
prints, that IL the Wings really believe that the
President unnecessarily and unconstiiutionally
commenced the war with Mexico, why do they
not call upon Wing House Of Representatives
70 impcach him!'
The Wings have no disposition TO be particle
paiors in such farce. Abundant proof is before
the country that the war was unnecessarily and
unconsti,utionaly begun by he President. Twas
by the order Of the President that our troops were
marched to the Rio Grande, and took up lnena-
cling position opposite the city Ma,amoros; and
il was by the order Of the President that these
troops took possession Of region Of territory in
habited by Mexican citizens, and over which the
authorities Of Mexico had up to that period cxer-
cised jurisdiction. These were acts Of Udr and
as they were committed by the President without
the authority Of Congress- he thereby violated the
constitution, as that instrument reserved to the
people, through lhon representative, i'll Congress
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Mr. PearcF.--We give to-day the conclu.
sion Of Mr.. Pearcc's able speech. This speech
was delivered under peculiar circumstances. Hi.
term Of service was drawing to a close, and the
Legislature was then in session whose duty it wa,
TO pass upon his conduct; either to re-clest him,
or select some other person to supply his place
Though conscious Of his responsibility, he shrank
no, from IL but came out openly, boldly, and no.
nesly. in opposition even TO the expressed opin.
ion Of his distinguished colleague. How well he
has been sustained in his own state is shown by
the following resolution, which was unanimous.
lypassed a, a meeting Of the Wings Of the Gene
raj Assembly Of Maryland, on the night Of the i
instant:
Resolved by the Wings Of the Senate and
House Of Delcgaiesuf Maryland, That in view Of
the congressional life Of Hon. James A. Pesrce
and particularly In the soundness Of The views ex.
pressed by him in his speech on the Ten Regi.
mont hill, we feel era.iiicd At the opportunity Of
fcred Of expressing our entire confidence m hi
political principles, hy unanimously re-electing
hun to scat in the United States Senate"
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Volunteers Sentenced 20 Death.-A

Volunteers Sentenced 20 Death.-A
letter in The Philadelphia American. dated
Monterey, Jan. lsL.. says:
This evening ] completed The promul-
CATION aflh proceedings OF two General
.conrs Martial and two Military Tom
missions. one &c The former held Al Buena
Vista. and the two latter al Buena Vita,
and Camargo. Private Galbrealh, of Cap
tain Meares' company of Mounted Volnn-
teer Cavalry. condemned 10 be shot Al
Bnrna Vista. by muskeIry, for mnlinous
and insnhord,nale cnnduct. The Com
mission al Ruena Vista sentenced Private
Nuceni. Of Captain Meares' company Of
Mounted Volunteer Cavalry. In he hing,
for shooting Mexican in Sahillo. The
Commission al camargo has sentenced
ID. ID. I.nnn to he hung for numbering
VIM. Munson. kholh citizens Of America.
Gen. Wool has approved Of the proreed'
ings, and very justly ordered their execu-
tiOns.
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HARuWARE,

lust received b Ne suh~rEihers. grnrri
~ supply Of English and Aniencan HARD
ware and t.nliery. Gums. Pistols and
Rifles, which shey viii sell = Couniry heF-
chants q vesy l0w prnes, On literal lerms. Their
assortment eompEises
Traces and CDR Chains,
Wording Hoes. Manure Perks.
Anyils. Vices. and Smiths Hammers.
Brass and Enamelled Preserving Kettles.
Looks and Laiehes in great warmly.
Bone, Buck and ivory Handle KNIVES and
Forks. Pocket Knives and Rsrors. with relehT ted
devices marked thereon. Rough and Ready. Bue-
m Vista, Monterey, &c. and every 0shrr alsirle
belonging 70 the business; and respectfully ak
the Merchants Of this vicinity 10 favor them with
call when they next visit the city.
WM. +. HiWElI. Il Go.
No. ISL Market Street.
Philadelphia. Feb. 1888. ls-
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afdS De, hai IhssF rEafFt.lipRs ghnvLi
l,e suleissl 90 he miRHlFJ, ahA tlsa Fnn,
uaniraisd q - heFraEed eh.liTsn q uaI
laiF rEnziaiaa fiirni and hruillET- 7"
81. Mordesai. "a hrk1ir n Iis 81. -
qnss,rd lhai lker rspose ofihe chisf gasiirs
a her psoossdiaEs. mighi slso bs spresd
npon he ulinnses q ihs c0an :--and i Is
0rArFra sernsIimxiy. y
EDMuND ID. FREEMAN. crk.
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Arrest Of mr. Trist-A umor h.
heen far some lime prevalent ihsl ~ az.
der has heen seni 10 MsKiro ar tie srresl
&C Ambassador Trisi. and Il . iaiimalrd
lhaI he i 10 - sEraignsd hrfnre he Mill.
TRY lrihnnal u Prrnlr. rharged niih ihe
duiy af investigating lie condues d Gen.
Se0il A Letter ln,m Washington 20 Inc
New iosk Express slsles Ihai The order
for Nr. TTist's arrrsl Is fopnded npon =
law passed in 1870. during ihe Prrsidrn-
~ of The elder Adams. bus whifh BIS been
ever since dead letter. whieh provides,
that II any csiizrn nf The United STATES
shall, without the snlhorily Of b. Govern
mont. commence nr carry on any oral az
written correspondence with any fonrign
Government. or with any ofIirrr or agent
thereof. in relation N any dispute or con
iroversy with The Unled STATES. he shall
be deemed guilty. ~ ; high mi.demeanor.
and on conviction lheTepf. shall lie pun
ished hy fine nal exceeding $1,000. and
BY Imprisonment Tor term NOT less than
SIX months moi exceeding three yesrsl