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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Marine Court. MONDAY. July H.
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In the suit brought in behalf of lie Brun,
one Of the hands on board the British brig Ocean
Bride for wages already referred to, the Court held
that there has been deviation OF the voyage, by
which the seamen are discharged from the articles
jurisdiction a. British vessel had been denied
and are therefore entitled to the balance OF
wages due As 10 Offset 1t IS evident, the Court sid
there has been great negligence on the part OF the
Captain in the manner of keeping the accounts OF
payment and articles furnished From the testimony
of Bard whose integrity vouched for. IN his leS-
tmony by the Captain, and the testimony OF the sec
ond mate the Captain seems to have been greatly
mistaken as 10 the articles furnished lie Il. by their
testimony 1t appears lie Brun was imprisoned az
Bremen by the Captains orders. His charges against
L. b. as fees to the Police, cannot, therefore, DC al
lowed-a charge for medical service Is also diSal-
lowed-the item on account OF dlsrating lie b. was
cook or steward not allowed, because the log BOOK
has not been produced to show IT, nor cause sum.
cient shown 10 warrant the dlsrating Inc amount
claimed was sq4 for which Offset Is allowed Tor part
Judsnon, for plaintiff, efo -. trbe case showed
the necessity far possible, of both master ana
seaman keeping as 10 wages, correct accounts
Other suits, We understand, are pcndingl
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
KENlucxY.-H. NJ. MCCARrY editor

KENlUCKY.-H. NJ. MCCARTy (Edltor
Of the Paducah Jowna0 is supported as the Wing
candidate for Congress in the lst District and is
opposed 10y two Loco-Focos
At the ensuing August election the follow
ing officers are 10 be elected Governor and
Lieutenant-t;overnor, Members of Congress,
Senators and Representatives in the State Legls-
lature Treasurer Of State, Auditor of Public Ac.
counts. Auorney-General, Register of the Land
Office, President of the Board of Internal I'M
provement, Superintendent OF Public lnstruc
ton
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
GEoRel,.-Hon. w. b. Wotford

GEORGIA w. b. Wotford has ac-
tCobb's) District.
I'm the With (StephenS1 District Col. David
J. Bailey Is the Secessiouist candidate.
lin the Vth Distrlc; Col T. W. Chastaln has
accepted the q" mon nomination.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
c u b A
r,. Foarth or July In HAVANA New City
Gate, nc.


M,ss-s Grssiey NcHs. ~"
The headache day ., Yankee patriotism
was celebrated in 4 quiet T,y oy the uncer
rlptet few here who are in;ereS>sd N preserving
respect for the past. forgetting the eesens'a'e
offspring that would rend the social h"ie mat
has given hight to the old world As well as rise
blossoms 70 the wildcrnesS--at last mayhap 70
he worsted and buried In the ashes Of her own
gathering, through the hithesSness Of her
children.
| heard logaI Spaniard give a sentiment.
which | repeat As nearly as can render tt
naming the Fourth Of July the day rcvered 10y
civilized man wherever be his home. Dear TO
the SpaniardS heart for the Cortez and the re-
preventative privileges guranteei by the Constl-
tuition, which never would have obtained with
out the influence exercised by it over social or
canizatiOn." SO much does the Sqanlard ac-
knowledge and the private party. OF which he
was accldently participant, felt the full force
and truthtulne>s of his toast, which, beng hon
ored temporarily was followed by " The Queen
God bless her. and make her victorious over
Victoria IN fruitfulness" There were various re-
unions. where Yankees Were found minghng
with the stranger congenlal feelings but no dis
union utteranceS Were heard TO mar ieStlvity,
or help to blot the sheen OF our stars, OF ener-
vate the force of the stripes.
intend no Grafton, but desire TO show that
the modern doctrines of Southern chlvalry hnd no
echo here, even with those who have no sympa-
thy in the cause.
The authorities are constructing ne" gate
10 omen from the city at the head OF Chacon-st.
dividing the wall between the " Gate OF Montser
rat" and the " Punto," IN honor of our present
Chef. This work was attempted during the al
ministration of Alcoy but from an opposition
originating with the Catalan population, the
means were not forthcoming. Ii VIII be great
public convenience, and an enduring evidence OF
The estimation in which Gen Concha IS held tor
his untlring industry and unselhsh pursuit OF
those abuses which have crept into executive re-
lations with the people.
While our staples are languishlng under the
excessive exchange that Is running against us
shining seems to be increasing. Exchange has
been at 7Ids y cent discount 90 day bills,
small prices bills for disbursements OF vessels
have obtained better rates.
YESTERDAY we had one hundred and hity-two
vessels, of which forty were American, IN port,
and tIe far was hung out floating bravery ma
the storm that darkened the day, hut leit no
shadow upon the free hearts that were nned
with home memories. v -
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WlscoNsrN.-The State National Demo.

WISCONSIN. State National Demo-
cratic Convention is TO he held at Madison, Sept
TO- but the Dodge Free-Soil LocoFocos, 1t is
gwen out, will not go into this Convention, and
Will call separate one This may lead to a
double delegation, at the National Loco-Foco
Convention.
Col George ii. Walker who has been extern
slvcly named by the Press for Governor, an
nounces that in no event will he suffer his name
To be used for Governor IN opposition to the
regular nominee of the Democratic State Con
vention," and states, beside he is not sollcltous
for the office.
Levi Iiubbell, not many years since Adu-
tant General of the State of Newi York, but more
recently residing at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Is
the new Chief Justice of the State. Gen. ii. is
man Of much ability.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
M.RviANp-The Cumberland Un,onlst

says
From present indications. We think II will be
The serest folly IN the world for any party herea-
bouts 10 hold Nominating Convention preparatory
70 the approaching Fali Elections Both candidates
and people seem to be averse 10 such course The
bmer are mostly willing - nun without the AID o.
packed committee and the latter. OF both parties,
appear to be Determined 70 choose their officers, not
obedience 10 par,v dlctailon but from y sense OF
the fitness OF those who present themselves for
tse SudraceS~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

NbRTH CARoLiNA-Gov.R Reid has ap-
pointed X. NJ Saunders, Asa Biggs and b F.
Moore. Commissioners TO Revise the Statutes of
the State. Mr. Moore has resigned the office of
Attorney General.
William Eaton, of Warrcnton, has been ap-
pointed 10y the Governor and Council Attorney
General in The place Of p + Moore, resigned
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

~ The Camptorn (ky.) Journal says
that citizen OF that place lately took ninety head of
beef cattle from that place 10 New York City BY the
railroad, through this Stale, and returned home IN
eleven days with the proceeds OF the sale. The ex-
pense per head was $i4 AS and the shrnkzge hardly
anything When driven by foot II required seventy
five days and cost aboat $40 per head. and was at
tended with a heavy loss by shrinkage.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
4, r,lesrsph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Washington Items.
Ny.sut.cros Nor

o.,sr.l Chaplin not appearing IN tne CLiil.Aa
Gen.," "s,sypT the charsc Of a5duclng the slave 81
Coun W ,s su,,s have been instituted against VIII
W. ipyonchard. DAVID A. tai aai selby Parker, the
Ian baa.cs o. for forfeiture Of rccosn,zances
s1rrn,S;nand Won Lenger~ has been recognize a.
cnosnl lor California, auj Tar r Adoe OF ohio ioi
'so Dochy OF Oldenburg
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
The Steamer Maria Burt-The "in"ei" '''
M NeW-Orleans
NEW-ORLEAl

Ngw.ORLgAss. Wednesday, July y.
The passengers Of the steamer M lara n6 p+ weps tTs' all all
hoI P"Sce - -, ,s a total loss The steamship
Winfield Scott from New orA, rr"eu '"is lioi i''5
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Court OF General Sessions. -MoNpAT, July IL.

The Case Of Cryder 4 McKay.-Coun-
larceny and false preenScS IN the matter Of the Mil
waukee and Mississippi Railroad Bonds, TINS morn
ing moved for a reduction Of their bail bonds. Inc
motion was denied by the Court. and they are eS-
uected to come to trial on "Wednesday next. Alex.
ii Jaudon indicted with them, will probably be tried
soon The parties clam separate trials.
Trial for Burgldry.-Thos. O'Niel, II
wears of age was tried for burglary IN the Sd degree,
in forcby entering the clothing store of VIM d. Ao-
bott & Co, No. AL Broadway, on the night OF the
3lst of Nav last and stealing thererom clothing TO
the value OF $50 portion Of the stolen property
was found in the possession of the prisoner by ON
Ger Bennett of the Fourteenth Ward, who arrested
him. The was clearly made out, ana me prs
oner was convicted and sentenced 10 The state Prson
for years
Trial for CARVING n Sling john
Meyers, a yeung man Of VIGOROUSLY bad character,
was placed at the bar 10 answer charge OF assault
mg fhos j. Lynch of No 81 ROoseyelt-St., with
sung.shot on the 18th of June last. The evidence
was conclusive and the prisoner was convicted ana
sentenced to the State Prison for years.
Sentenced w alter Price, who was re-
Gently convicted of grand larceny, placed at the
bar for sentence He stoutly protested his innocence
and appealed 10 the Court for light sentence lie
is a Young man of genteel address and has had eN-
celent advantages Of education. The Court SEN
fenced him TO the State Prison for years.
Joseph Blake and John Brady, both IN
;rlhgent appearing young men, were indicted Tor
burglary in the first degree and te" days since pu'
III plea OF guilty of grand larceny, were orought uP
for sentence and the ofense with which they were
charged was of a very aggravated nature they were
sentenced 10 the State Prison each for the term OF
wears Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, July H.
An accident occurred last mgh. on lhe reilsyi,a
over COW, and consequently getting off the track
The baggage master, George Callahan, son OF d
,olice officer in this City, standing on the plat
sorm and was horribly crushed IL is thoug" he
,ousf have died since.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
SERIous AccIDENr.-On Saturday after

SERIOUS ACClDENT.-On SATURDAY diteI-
noon. while Mr. VIM II. Stogdlll and his lady were
enloylng themselves with pleasant rlde on tue ROAD
a short distance beyond Harlem, the spirited animal
became frightened, and away at the hight OF
his speed The horse pulled very strong on the blt
and It was utterly impossible for Mr. Stogdll to rem
HIM therefore he dashed along at rapid gate and
before he could be checked Mr.. 5 ana ms wie were
thrown out of the vehicle and severely injured Nj
Stogdil IS one OF the active attaches OF Sherln earn
leys Office and learn that ms injuries are OF Such
serious nature that he will not be able to attend 10
his duties for several days.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Markets. -NEw-ORLEANs. July 9.

CorrOS has been easier for me lower cranes; sice
,he yece,p, of the advices by the Canada while the
sighcr qualities have been firm The quotations are
for strictly middlIng Sc, and fair lO.c The sales OF
Yesterday were 500 bales, and to-day they reach
1000 bales
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
LIE RrAvrR-aTRFI

IHE BEAVER-STREET IKE.- Ht IIIoI sVJIy
was occupied by LObach d Schepeler, whose stock,
consisting of indigo cochlnea nseed oil, sugar, DC
was considerably damaged by water Insured for
$Il eco which Will fully cover the loss. The entire
loss is estimated as follows Loss on the building,
$4,000 on cotton 1880 other loss S25OO. Total,
$4,000 The store of VIM. Nelson, importer OF
VINE &c. 90 Beaver.st was slightly damaged by wa
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Markets-The Cigar Business reiRh.', @'


N,ssrs Greel,y & HcElrdfh
Onera,ions in our market have not been
Of q satisfactory character, whlle fnefe mas not
heen the activity consequent upon demand ana
couality in exchange. The rates 0i exchahge
are no. saved BY adequate reduction ID 'ie p'0'
q, Smear. wherefore orders have rename" u
.leen upop the files of the counting rooih' AM
rlanters have been compelled TO ship on incl
o,,n account. which makes the principal t'ansac
,,ons ofthe week Shipments reach 3J,Oti boxes
and receipts By Railroad and Coast"ise 2S'O'
boxes. and 80 bags Of Sugar White sugar
have welded 10 offers a, cent D less an
lower grades have maintained Their position
whitss through from 81 10 ~. brown ~ 70 -
Cucuruc hos from 10 q.
In Coffee the operations have not been o. SUM-
ION, consequence 20 notice, and confined 10 our
own wants for consumption. ..1.,, -
In Wax sales have been made az >5eRef<
cwt. Yellow and " hIte, covered Dy shipment
Of q. go lbs -, ,,,
The shipments Of Nolasses iof the week EN-.
b,ace loII hhds 20 the United states, az
rials the keg Of ) gals.-3t 70 cents. mas "
sIc I, oaI making FL 10 i04c. y gal cost along
80 of ship. AZ outpor,s II is only possible "
ae, an occasional deck load In Havana, ahd 'neio
= an, Iitrle sweet Molasses remaining -,
The industry OF the country IN Cigars i sssd unrd
go,ng seriou. frial. and only the seIoals sP',ning
s,c,ories can endure the strain the isa- vi Iaha,
higb ovyiur 10 increased foreigh u.,r .,Ias
b,gb. and excessive Exchange P,..J .ou,J;ye
unless a reduction Is made 70 NJ ~, aaf Trh.cro
Sb;,,ccu,s of Cigars 3,552 N Lesi is''''o
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Markets CHARLESTON, July l3.
ISn,.sA-In the With (Gorman's) Di

The sales of CorToN yesterday were $50 bales,
prlces ranging from 5fn9c.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

~ Thomas f. Meagher, the exiled Irish
,s'ho' was manned on the s,,h OF February last 4,
"ooar Toap, 10 a Miss Bennett,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
CITY ITEMS.

DolNGs OF RuM-On the morning OF the
llth inst Officer Knapp, of the Eighteenth war;
discovered girl named Julia Bryant on 'Ae awning
at the corner of Canal and Lauens Sis, aoorins un-
der the effects Of dellrium tremens She was taken
TO the Tombs on Saturday, after day Of ragng de-
lrium. whence She was transferred to tae Island for
six months.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
May Ann Iowa glrI, by tmS name

May ANN Iowa girl, by tins name.
Is supposed to have arrived at tbs port IN the snip
Columbia on the sth inst. she IS large glrl IA
years old, with dark hair, and very good looking
came from North Of Ireland. Her sister. Jane Low
residing with Rev. James Woolsey, Norwak, Conn.,
Is very to learn her whereabout, requests
any one who may know where She Is, to inform her,
directing to Jane Low. care Of Rev Mr Woolsey,
Norwalk Conn.," or by bringing the girl to the Office
of the Chief Of Police IN this City.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

DRowNED-An unknown woman was
found floating the East River at the foot OF Eighty
Sixth-st on Saturday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

~ John Crawford. one Of the doormen
Of the Sixteenth Ward, died on Saturday after Sc
we're illness.
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Kossutn and the L. 8. Senate.

To fhr EutfOT o. Inc ~. 4. ITDhffs
The Daily Times, while souadly rating
that august oigarchy, the Senate of the United
States, will do well TO remember that its great
function is to offer resistance to the advancing
impulses of Republican and Democratic lnstitu-
tons and, to its great credit be 1t SAID it has
most fearessly discharged the duty which the wealth
and the principles Of the Conservative interest have
imposed upon IL. Asa party to the tresty-m aking
power, andto the appointment Of all high officers Of
State the Senate controls foreign and Domestic
policy The despots Of Europe Will laugh horribly
and with diabolical gus.e, when their Ministers at
the Court Of Washington, shall apprize them OF the
craven and turbulent sprlt shown Dy tue Senate OF
The United States IL lis treatment oil Foote's reso!u'
ton.
"oh shame where is thy blush '''
Let US confess the Truth at oncs and let US be men
enough to ueu'raLZe power which humillates, b.
the exercise of than Roya authority. the souls
Of the millions OF heemen OF this great country
Europe will be safe in its despotlc course as long
as an American senate is allowed TO resist the popu-
lar Will IN lis efforts 70 give It's glorious impulses the
force ard dignity o. statute Nothing ehectual IN
the great cause Of Freedom can be done IN the Old
World by England single handed. The policy OF the
Despots of Europe Is 10 prevent union betHeenthlt
country and cur own To accomplish this object, 1t
secures the cooperation OF the CONSERVATIVE power
Of The two first Governments IN the World-indeed,
the true policy Of DeSpOilSn Is to set the frees! Ma
Tons OF the earth IN battle array against each other
The survivor falls prey TO thelr JeSulticai poIcy
and in the end ceCayng Despotism obtains new nesS
Of life Shall We, free Americans, shut our eyes 10
this fact Shall We longer tolerate an authority
whose allies ares naughty Prie sthoOd and meneyed
arstocracv, sprIukled here and there with leptous
and tme-SenIng set OF scuryy politicians sir,
have no hesitation saving that the Government OF
the United states, as administered oy our present
rulers Is the most neeuiously cOntrved instrument
fcr the suppression OF Freedom ever devised BY man
But as this would require both facts and arguments,
Will hold them IN readiness for my next article.
T. W. WHITLEY.
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4 SORE TRIAL.-Two years ago 4 Mr..
Moody, ofMonmouth, c. went 10 California, leaving
his wife and child with her father In his eiers he
repeatedly expressed ferYent wish that his young
wife should Join him in the golden land. rs his
circumstances became cheering and prosperous, the
wish became more intense. Sui no definite plan or
arrangement was made. The wife, not able to
brook further delay, determined at al hazards to
realize his wishes and her own.
She started for the far. of home Of her love. But
by some wayward trick of fate, or the design Of
Providence to hallow by great sacrifice her deeply
yelling love, bis health was meantime impaired, and
about the same time she LEFT Boston he left san
Francisco, to seek In her love and care the sustain.
ment and happiness his weakened health required.
He found, on arriving at New-York he had lost
most Of his hard earnings by the failure Of the house
in which he had made investments. This circum-
stance so proved on his feeble health that the shock
given him BY finding his home lonely, and her he
loved gone on that hapless eand Of love, broke his
heart In one week he was laid in Monmouth
graveyard. Alas for her on her dark journey,
doomed 10 end Ia such blight May angels minister
TO her bereaved heart and shattered spirits
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CITY ITEMS.

- The Managers Of the COlOred Orphan
Asylum find Themselves once more compelled TO cal!
the attention Of their fellOwcItizens to their Insttu
ton. They have heretofore been sustained by the
benevoence of the public in their efforts to provide
for the colore1 orphan, and they cannot DOUBT tina.
the necessary means will vet be furnished when
their wants are made known. From the commence
ment OF the institution an entire orphan o. suitable
age. destitute and otherwise proper obec! for the
charity OF the Society has never been refused admit
tance, the Managers having always trusted that
Divine Providence would bless their exertl0ns, and
believed they would be ineXcusabe IN turning away
from the claims Of any really destitute and proper
object for their Asy lum, and now they find them
much embarrassed on account of inability to meet
the demands constantly pressing upon them, and
with family larger during former year the num-
Der Of children being 200 and their donations 800
less han last year An OF was ma1e ia.
year by the State Legislature TO this Association and i
probably been this account that nasy individual
dor atoms have been withheld Bat this grant, onehalf OF
which st 20 be received, was made for the h1udaon
building aud grounds and et has enabled the Mana
complete Arrangements within the house. and
% proceed grad ne and ncosng their grounds. which
those who have visited the Asylum know greatly
needed Il has not assisted them IN meeting the demands
for current expenses For these. therefore they are
obliged appeal aud may they not add hat those who near
meuae red the language Of the Saviour of mankind,
nssmuch have done unto Of the least of these
my BRETHREN, re have done II unto me ~
DonstOns he sent to the following Managers and
ADVISERS Mss Few No 81 Nnth-st AIRS c. V s Rooss-
welt Broadway corner Of Feurtesnih-st Miss KING No
College green Mary Murray, No % Eas; Fourteenth
St. Elizabeth Bovine No 81 Bond 81; Vim +. Mott, No.
IS East Broadway Collins, No. as BrOome ST., or
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Rsc..t "a az Tie Tribune one for ne Week eHf'Hs
Saturday. Dec. O.
s,x,esn Months a, the Cold Disgnss. b Daniel
W0eis i2mo ~ l9l. huqef Brothers
Aims and Obstacles 4 Romance. B. G. r K James
Sve pp -. Harrer BrS.heIs A., o.. ~
s,ie,s ~ Rev lohn Hughes. D D By n. $. Bsmaa-
sv0 pp. IS Troy L Willard. Sod sJ DeNlit ps'-
The N,s,eensh Ce,,ury Al Examination Of the CLAIMS
az Emanuel svedea5oyg Hy La!uaa l-mo PIP
AS yohn Alien
Iife ~ New YeIk SO. Bunce Brother.
an A idress Wgnlans Rghts. ~ MIS- l. l. nose
Boston J p Mendum
Review Of Rev Dr. Lords Sermon Support Of the Eu-
ss;iys Slave Law. By A Minister " the Glspei Sso
NJ s. Busalo u ciaPs c. ca...A,,.
Drtsn-Isrd b Day lEni- By caroline tneSeoo'o
T,e Irno.y,.f Quad Il Napoleon b. s T. Hsadley.
l2mo 70 81 Chaiiss Scribner. - NJ,
Lswue T5dt. b. G.an: Tao6burn limo p. 10 Ed"a'a
NJ Tsri an pa,. b. Mother PHI: Ansrisan School
7heChrs's Cor, NOV Phil. Tee Sane
Sew Jri5r Hvnn Phi. TIE Same
P,,'as II Order PE Benjamin Matthias Phi LHises
: BiaEesisr sod b. Dewitt Davenport
PERIODICALS AND SERIALS.
TIE Interus,,oxal yasazins Dec SrrseI I5Taseni.
RisrSv.s,g's p gaz.te Nov. l. Scott CO
% $780, Mssslire Nov " Il BidEen:
Aopietc:'s Mechatics' Magazine. Dec. D Appleton
1,neT. iv,rgAgs No. ss5 Dewitt Davenport
TSs phofcsra Ia Ar Journal Nov ". Smlsh
Merr,'s Auseula Dee 5 T Allen CO.
Tis NJ 3-haf's NaEazlIe Fla Co. 81
Wo-.-xorth's Ycuih's Cabinet. Dee ID y. WeodWoln'
Ar.lns's Cycio7tdil u AEecdotes No. . Se'H-''
ecpthsrr iter.rr Messenger Dec Dewitt D1vsaPo1''
E,s,.'. n --cSsuts' NagaKlns. Dec. Freeman liant
Ivrss-s Register Tor 1852. b. JOHN LrTinss''a
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more striking than true that there is nothing In the
Whole compass OF our laws SO anomalous, so hard 10
bring within any precise definition any logical and
scientific arrangement OF principles, rs the relation
IN which the Indians stand toward this Government
and those of the States Ny own views are not
sufficiently maiuTed to justify me in undertaking to
presen, them here TODD so would require elaborate
detail and swell this report beyond Its proper limits
therefore leave the subject for tie present, remark
Ing only that any plan FOX the civilization Of our In
dams will my Judgment, be fatally de'ectiTe Il Il
co not provide. IN the most Efficient manner, first,
for their concentration secondly, for their dOmes'l-
cation and, thudly, for their ultimate Incorporation
IHt0 tue great body Of our citizen population.
Respectfully submitted.
L. LIZA, Commissioner.
F3r 4. Il. II. Stuart. Secretary OF the Interior.