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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-02-10

Bibles and Prayer Books.
XK7E have just received the hancsomest lot
w Of Bibles aud prayer books ever brought
TO this market; hich we invite our friends 10
call and examine,
Oct II, 80. STEPHENSON & co.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-02-10
School Books.
DRY LUMBER

THE subscriber has OIL hand a quautity Of
| white Pine Lumber. comprising the diffcr-
cut qualities aud thickness which they offer TO
sell on reasonable terms. Said lumber is well
seasoned and in fine order TO work Carpen-
ters and others wishing TO pur hase please
give US call. Yard between Fifth and Sixth
streets near the court house.
II. & R. LEFT.
Portsmouth, Dec. I6, ls50-d-tf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

nsse Woter IN Tie Lake.-'rhe Chicaso I'll.
pune sena!ks that "a gradual rise Of water Il
W;ahs as. pesa going on through the
more rapid than at any other psrcd W. ~. y "a
~ those who have given attention to The subiscs
that the water in the river ia from ons o, n :.sS
Ten inches higher than it was last season s W.
a'1 ~, s1 Y. ,es mere y now such depth Of water
Renee no difficulty in passing Them" fMiIwsutia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28
The operation Of the tax on port.ble Gouo,,

The operation Of the tax on portable liquors Il
the subject Of voluninous report to the Lsaisis-
tive Assembly Of France. The tag yislds hun
dree and four millions Of francs. OF that sum, sxsv
millions come from wine, twenty. i've millions from
ardent spirits the licenses yield three millions sx
hundred thousand Seventy departments are con-
cerned in the culture Of the wine iii is the psinc
pal PnEsuit Of thirty and the operatives, male and
fems pmount to eight millions.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

r. hip vickabsae. fsn New Yesk-lNard 4 Jsnas-C q
Ins71W 49, &ae-WM's = RayAss-R odswnld 10
- &C. 50 49, 4. Flil-Lun.s kssda,i Z
n1s &ehanwsy-Beanss Snnh-Hmsil 4 Ssefs,sssA
sl1s's%s:n-h Ws.ns PsEos- 6sssS
essot1a-AT Dantx Soe-5sene q ~ awsstS-HL
9e1oe Sgo-f b.nsr-h teeeh.- q w 0iyens-jA NJ.
g+ee-Mnysys Mhhs keD-J Hebbs kos-VioissS Seo-H
= aans7 ksnnsdy ~ Ees,sr-Cl.Tk . Mesoy-iienss =
se..sle-bnd.y. Wiiaon ICON z Gollnohak- Coavssss
HH's ssoTHss G S0TEJ Bsaloe owss
q yhnss = Co1asaat-iss1 Wiis&s See-Ks.s.s,
~ soof fE,ssl.y = sspds go = Alisa-tsfs. 4:
hal 100 fs.kstt Peetla. kop-H b Baphs- Gossst =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

{, Medal to 0essasdsr Lysck.-The 1s.gsa.
Palesl Society Of Paris has presented = Co.
lander Lynch, y. 8. N, = grand silver medal
'0' ms voyage to the Dead Sea, aid q : .ssti-
10y o. it' estimation Of the valuable results for
~ soa geographical ssisnce il indebted to ii,
ressarches in countries little known but for
~ ne correspondence relative to the matter
appears in Tie National Intellgencer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

a Relic Of l7th Jxns.-- Various relics of the
battle OF the l7.h June are found in this oitv.
wherever the old surface Is removed In the dis.
gne OF cellars and drains, cannon balls sre re.
quently dug UP Within . few days one Of these
messenger Of English regard for our forefahers,
& cooI =; Up on the premises Of Messrs. Hittinger
sn iran ranfe from Cops Hill to the old town Il il
ns,rs 'a PAIL weighing six eight pounds, and M.
aha. 20 nave been part Of double.headed an.
n"h Ueen IN the ground sevsntysx years and T.
to the surisc. II will answer, now that |. has got
S,,uo .of freedom and human rights IBunket H;Il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

: A trial Of engines was made on the south. Fart
ern Railway, on the l4th June, in the presence Of
the ofiicerso Of the rad and several scieosfc -.
One Of Cnmpton's patent engines ran from Loaaon
70 Ashford and back, eighty miles. 1t she rass u
ssusnty miles an Aosae! Ths increased speed rs.
duced no increase ofoscilasion. the engine remain
ing much steadier than the ordinary onss.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

E
I~posss~t Ad~ivasy Dsession.--An Admiralty
case Of much importance has just been decided a,
Key West. 1t was suit between two persons
who were equal owners Of weasel. The Court
was applied to by Of the parties for it's aid in
selling the vessel and dividing the spoils. The
other, who was in possession Of the vessel, denied
the Jurisdiction Of the Court to entertain the sut
snd offered security for the SAFE return of the ves,
The Court ordered the vessel to be sold and The
proceeds to be divided.
The following points were held by the Court to
be the law governing in such case:
l. That the Court has the power TO order a male
OF . vessel In case Of disagreement between equal
part owners. -'T"''-.s -
2. That contract between equal part owne,.
for the employment ora vessel held by them. viii
not prevent one Of them from having her sofa on
his applying to the Court and stating his wish mot
to own longer with the other; the remedy Of the
latter being By action for breach Of The contract
.. That It is not necessary to obtain an order Of
sale-aa equal part owner should show that ON 40
count OF the conduct Of the other. the vessel ond
ne unemployed, or could not be engaged in anv
and that il b not necessary % show any
misconduct Of the other owner. =
:. inat where suit is commenced By = sum.
mons OF the respondent which should have been
commenced BY an attachment Of propertv. thu ~,
decree. - ~ -''s. 'Ae
8. Where sale Of vessel il praved hv :,
equal part owner, the Court will not deliver h.r ~
either party upon stipulation to abide the event Of
an appeal. $50 ''s"'' "
8. An appeal perfected will not stav III. n,o...a.
ings, where sale il prayed by an eousl psrt own.
er, but the vessel must be sold ELECTROMAGNETIC.
and the proceeds brought into Court to abide ths
result Of the appeal. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28
READER, A WORD no YOU9

yeu wish to have most excellent Medicine in
y2as hense % ueimmseiasy In Of Cholma tho era
= snd y, Ss s,S whoh prevalent
ons q y hest leees discovered. Yan win dada
al prompt. eeie and llrs nmedy. ~ eclss nSsss
yosleiN and pursins II Clsia and Ckoiss nesSS =.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

Hospitd95w Disassss Of tie C6sa.-An insli.
tuition devoted expressly % the treatmsht II thsi
disease, which makes the wildcat havoc in the ~,
nations, on either sids OF The ocean, has bss,
lately insuguratsd in London, = ths saite wher,
once stood tho house Of Bishop Bonna, near !
handsome park which has been recently devoted %
the health and reereatiN Il the laboing clsssss 4
the Eastern ssation fthat metropolis. The IN
portance attsehed % the insttassn il showA IN ~
sttendancs, at the layng Of the foundation stone,
Of Prince Albert the Essl Of Carlisle, the Psesi.
dent Of the Hospital, the Bishop Of Icados, St.
Assph, and Oxford, d. Earis Of Nation, Hard.
wicke, and Abercorn, the Marquis Of Westmiu.
s'er, the Lord Mayor aud sheriAs, and distin.
sushed circle Of guests.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28
PtAsiEk OF PARIS-300 bbls. Calcihed,
ia :. .t 49, fHlss':.k s III lhus n,s....,,.
CEMENT-Newsrk and Rosendals hydraulic
h.s azYSAx ! HOLDEN. % NJ ..a.,,...
INV y. o.IsAss. ysiy II. IN.

- ia '.
Shnssl Rgnolds En-, No. 10 0rapisr sfsst-
Deer ~; take this oppeualV sxpresuine % you ~
noss aaAs and tsndsins you my esaul
for hs sai bsnedt hav sscsssd from yosr usaees q ~
Two CANCERS on ny right hand which, e happy 70 sta,s
yearly quite we'll and they have ,hs appssance AZ
thoroughly eredeatsd and N tuy hsnsfa ,a, H.
undsr which have = Long labed hss esased ny psn " made
qua % epss The degree suffering had szpsrisuesd for ~
las, two particularly u the long thirty y Mat have -.
aioisd, Ill Who know satfy. Laas year Dr. (is
osasa % - or scns ss uoahs. md proaouncsd ~ cusa
tattsr giving ssh iorsiis Of pusstoyJ and l,vi q,
At his solson dsrops was % aet i'd q th,.s tvin
u vel known nd had II ny axssus paiu "a tr ~
~ lang period But judge ofuy dfauppensest MN -
hsy ssarnsdsin much foun dan ~ -. 49, ~,
Gilbert treated ~ ronouacsd Them cured ~ tkss s-,s q
ICY, ply ~ vn hs iops sf snsf u yaa ka fsass
Dr. 0hegt, " whom had placed nucA oadao. ~ 1 :
sesOs esssl Bin ysu told that you epua eurs . ~,
that speedily, I'D sls that you would warrant cuIe - = n,
sPpsarAness you have fulfilled your proms ana - ~
you know What your hscin pssfon q ven q vour
reel neH smescy ~ ~ ens epPssats youF candos
patient With eonadss os had bsen fos hs ,bor,d
submitted 70 " ampstatien Of ny haad ,e ,hs.n !. ~
Psevdsnes, ard ysu s yors valuable ,vicea a., a
taas b assrtas-nv had cured. " = = 81 -
= Ven r~psefasy your obliged asa obsdssat ,s.v,as
H, ~ II. q. .aasa 'onH ? HoYr. Hattss.
pEACHEs! PEACHES nv Deoe1 j. 4
in e. s,,s Z h e N 4 60
- 7. - - FELIX HUTTON
ToBACC0-a50 Sezss Vi1eiais @ssajIsssSsd.
s.s ny A.vmss ! n, ss..a : ~ z.,,.
I IME-500 bbls. T6onssso1, go a. Ui;cs, 90
vs. g Alton a ~ n es SISeF NJ e =: =
r ICE-30 tielces prime Caroliaa, io9 saie b.
l. WA44HV&& 90. 0And0Hsw Lsvss.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

Slepsd vith e4s5oe-The slave boy Thomas
Spencer, belonging % John r. Shaw, was sent on
Friday last to deposit in the Bnnsh Of the stats
Bank Of Louisiana, check for II. 5o6 Mi. Spen-
Ger has sloped with the cash, and Up 70 II eeleek
hast night there wsrs 10 tdines d sithsr Spes
Ger or the money, 49, qsss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

fsss--A Dire broke out il II. grocery store n
Mr.. McCarty, corner of Naysdes and Sixth Streets
about twelve O'Clock, On Saturday hst Hosss
(owned BY Mr. Jourdousen) aaA conasnss con-
Sumed. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

Again.-Dan Smith is in the srms u the pciics
once more. The First MahieIpelisy oAcers A.
rested him ON Saturday night II Pk0Ss Blacks.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

Damgsrosssly Wousdss-J. G. Mossi1
Saturday, surrendered himself . Ne Second A6hi-
cipality police, Stand biz sssminasiOn al ssttsg
and stabbins, with swosdsa mas named Thonp-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

JnvyEnsox Cry Il
Sunday kvsnlng. JAY nj ls6l
nodsais stock Of Beef Cattle and Sheep Hoe.so.n
Pdos IN favor Of holden and maskst dan.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

4sstsmony Of an Abolition Orssn.-The New
York Tribune thus bears testimony that there il
very little probability that the Fugitive Slave law
will DO repealed. The editor, in his first sentence,
is speaking Of the Southern disunioniass:
:" Nor shall we bestow any pleasure on these
Gentlemen when we assure them that the contin-
gensy on vhich they have based the execution Of
their grand scheme Of pyrotechnics il not likely to
occur. We look 10 vain for The probability Il 1 re-
peal o. modification Of the Fugitive Slave law.
That law we suppose il destined to remain. on the
statute book. We could wish it were otherwise.
We could wish to have il modified in many parti-
culars especially BY the introduction Of jury trial
among it, provisions. Bot there is not the least
indication that s.ch . change will be made. The
next Congress will not make it. There is no where
2 great party demanding it. Public sentiment re.
CARDS y with comparative indifference. There is
no snch overwhelming popular movement in favor
o. repeating OF changing this law rs there was at
the North in 1913 and 40 against the extension Of
slavery. How can the law be touched q,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

EmSssS5ses.-Aes de Jessy Lind csaesit = Hart.
SfFd. poiies shlssf w.s sent Into thschsseh du-
ring tho psFlbrnsaess y The nsb, and msdss pro.
poadon ths he rietsrs had sonssntsd TO ssp quies
" Jshay wsuld show hsfsslf bstevs tksm.< Il a.
didaa y othse snneyauoes, ssnss were Atta Is q.
the rcsfs q hsssss md sheds sdjsinae sS6tch.
" The cwnsu thsesf, and sold u ~ esnsF & M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

EbN4S N4U ANs 4oIQWln Q00n@ys AI4~-xkn
s. yndssns1 ~ - q IS ss1c1v ~
i,,is.a AZ :: .: l:s!:es a s! q !: !
Calf n Me1icP = 4 & Wl;ls } - n FL SsS T. ~
ri. s "a Assss $50
Z. b.thins esIll5s q s'ss4 = xsssss Ill ~
H. - ~ e "a 81 Il. ~ 49,
iese.ay 3 ~ Esss esasaIul esoys 60 - !
'iSs 49, H. ~ sss 80 - 49, -.
sefe.aed = ~ 4oisi - AaHcs e kaf
Assa N1lls ~ - .ays ( iSs5ss
9 :ss 2 g s:'.s5. .s.ss.
isssls ~ = ~ - - ~ - -
sese,4ole9p q ~ MGe ~ - -
- Psss:sss q =. go IukIU6 It'll 49,,
- ~ ~ ~ l1glpl seaaN9 ve9slS hqt4 enSl
Csssss& In ssEkssi. alSsss = I'D }sils $50 -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

4 DsDs1y-id- BOSTON, On July 18Th. husian
oonss wese fcsnd under : house No. 8 couphilt
!ulsdsng, which has been erected thirty ysasv.
ynmsssksbls evidences Of murder vert apparent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

=, -lfls1f S'as st "a lsr,f7~ 30 c4illi q
ls97s stssa ssfs aii D. ipt1v4lre
a ~ X. n u l.....sl- IA = az. nr.lal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28
NEW ORLEANS:
@oNDAY MORNING, JULY Is.

-Fyst Distyis Cosve-Jskn MsAvoy, trisd and
found guilty accordins- = His own eoniassiss, Of
stealing $500 worth Il jswsly from BIZ emplsysss,
Messrs. suydam 4 Hall, wasssntsnesd y Judge
Lafas sn Satnsday last b two ysars' imprison.
ment and hard labor. y lA3h A4sS9tS is9si
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

RITTkks-75cases Boxer and Hilygsr Bisssrs,
nyS1 sz3UEL WOLFF, = ouu,sL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-28
Items by the Way OF baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Feb 27, 1851.
The Charleston Mercury ridicules tho President's
proclamation and message and says that he olny asks
extTsordnsry powers to use them against the South
Tho Boston proclamation is considered as mere russ
as IL Is against the South that he expects to use the
weapons that are to be put in his hands.
Mr. Stiff, the Cuban prisoner, has arrived In Charles
ton, and says there number of Americans in the
ssms prison who do net know what they are charged
with.
Three prisoners, named Foreman, Canine, and
hideely made their escape from the jail In Charleston
on Monasy evening" Efforts are being made to recap
Wsshington's birthday was celebrated in handsome
manner by the Union men 1T Macon, Ca Col Powers,
the orator Of the day. eulogzed President Fillmore and
Mr.. Clay.
The supreme Court has continued the Wheeling
Bridge case to next term, the application of defend
apfs, for want OF time to argue exceptions to the
Cbsncellor's report.
We have no mail south Of Savannah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-28
From Warrington.


IMPORTANT DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT r--INrERNAN
IMPROVEMENTS AND THE NEXT PRESIDENCY
ILLNESS OF COL BEyToN-THR PUBLIC LANDS
SAN FRANCISCO DRY DOCK CoNrRAcT-GLooMY
PROSPECT OF POSTAGE REFORM GRAND FANCY
BALL-cALIFoRNIA COMPUTATIONS AND NoMINA-
TIoNs, ETC.
WAsHrSoror, Feb a, 1881.
There was highly important movement in . demo-
crstic Of the Senate this morning relative
the River and Hsrbor bill. Mr.. Sturgeon was the
chairman. The Southern ultrss demanded that
opposition to internal improvements be made demo-
cratic principle. Messrs. Shields and Rantoul con-
ended that hsrbors and rivers good democratic
doctrines Messrs Csss and Douglas Presidential
didstes were perplexsd. In sustaining the system,
they lose the South and in opposing eystsn they
lose the Wet Finally, promise 1t wss agreed
to amend the bill and send back to the House. the
neatsst way to kill 1t. committee Of three was
appointed to make the amendments
Col Benton has been confined to his room several
days by sickness, but he Is rather better TO-
day.
The Senate to day, had under consideration several
bills for squandsring away millions upon millions Of
the public lands; but the country indebted to Daw
son. Of Georgia for their defeat He has walked up the
old States and they will In for their share here
after.
The Ban Francisco dry dock has been contracted
for with Gilbert Dakin at million four hundred
and fifty thousand dollars; but 1t has yet to be sp-
proved. The expense makes 1t doubtful.
The House are retrenohing the army bill. Many
important bills will go over but it is believed all bills
indispensable till next December will pass.
The cheap postage bill will probably be suaocsted;
the tariff dsfunot.
There Is fancy dress assembly ball to. night.
Amin Bey and suite will, by invitation, attend it.
The Governor and Legislature Of Pennsylvania will
visit Washington on Saturday.
translation appears of communication published
by tho Chief Of the Police at Bahia, Brazil giving
notice. commanders and masters Of foreign vessels
that for all liberated slaves not Brazilian born,
brought to that port foreign vessels such masters
subject themselves to . fine of 100 mirsas each, and
the expense Of their expectation, which, fer the
future will be rigorously enforced.
John 8. Pendleton has been confirmed ss minister
to Brazil, and Ogden Hoffman, Jr, ss Judge of Cali
fornia.
The following California nominations were received
and referred to the Committe Commerce Thomas
Butler King collector San Francisco Mr.. Pendleton
a. appraiser ct San Francisco jesse 8. Hamblston
collector of Sacramento.
1t II understood that the Presid ent has decided on
the plan of Mr. Anderson Of New York. fer the exten
sion Of tho capitol by wings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-28
Meteorological Obsel vations, Feb ~.

BY MUKSE 5 LIEE-OFFICE 10 WAL,. STREET..
BUFFALO P. Mt has been q very unpleasant
day, Thermometer 49, barometer 20 80. Wind from
southeast.
ROCHESTER, P. Mt has been a stormy un-
pleasant day raining by spells Very cloudy to night
and growing colder. Thermometer 40.
AusuRS, 8 z. MA very cloudy, rainy, unpleasant
evening Thermom eter az
SYRACUSE, Z. Mt rainsd slowly all day; not
very cold Thermometer 49,
Urea, ?. MA very dssgreeable day, and
driz1aipg rain still falling Wind east. THERMOMETERS
al, bar ometer 20 eco
ALBANY, 8 p. M.-Genersl appearance cleudy and
threatening rain; wind south. Thermometer AZ baro-
meter 80 0l6 mercury 10.
TRor-The weather is cloudy with every appearance
OF storm. Thermometer at A. M, 43. and at = p.
NJ, sS; with the wind light from the southeast
sT. JoHN's, A. MA strong south wind with
rain Thermometer IS.
BuKlrScror, A. Cloudy; wind southwest.
Thermometer az
ter Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-28

H0sTWNV
Asxsnder Burton, black barber Of salem, who vas
srreted by mistake for aiding in the rescue OF shai
racb, and Immediately afterwards discharged has
commenced ,uit against District Attorney Lunt, for
4 thoussns doli ar, for false aHd malicious
prosecution IL is also sd that writs were received
J.tterdsy on behalf Of stsdrsch sims, the fuetivs,
sptnst Pstrich Riley the Deputy Marthal and usorgs
CurtIs United states Commissioner for as'ault and
battery end false ipprisonnent and also against
several city sbles FOR having arrested contrsry
10 the form of the sssttte and IN Obtaining MIN while
" Der srrest
The examination Of Jos r. Hsyf, Superintendent Of
the fremont Tenn pie Tor aiding IN the rescue u poet
psn a. on accouBt ot the absence of 80 important VT
ptss st Waekipgton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-28
he WALL STREET DEFALcATIoN.
Before Chief Justic0 Edm0nda

Before Chief Justice Edmonds.
tie. met d. morning "eg s
adjournment, In the Special Term Court room, to
taken his seat, he called upon them to proceed.
Mr. Van Buren, understand the ofiosr has nads
the District Attorney. will also state that We have
declared writ OF eerarort, returnable before Jour
Chief Justice-To whom is II directed,
MI Van Buren-To Justice Lothrop; and desire 70
Mr. Blunt-We have not had time to draw a rsturn
to It, but the papers are in court and ready to
hi1a Mr. Hsn Vsn Spr.Dw Up 20 .hS sudSs w n.
writ OF h0bcds corpus.
Mr.. cutting-Itisa demurrer, and not travsrsss
Mr.. Van Buren, We are prepared to 20 on The sim
pie question ISIS . magistrate at liberty TO take
complaint end issue warrant against an individual
MIR CuttDg-I say, what you call traverse is an
answer to the return, and you may call 1t demurrsc
Chief Justce-I will take 1t down as an answer 70
the return Here an angry discussion arose between
the mode of proceeding
MIR. Van Baren-we did not come here to psttifsx.
but We came to present our case.
Nj. Cuttips-Ia am glad the gentleman has aeknov-
LEGGED for ce that be has come to present his
and not TO pettifcg. AZ is his usual custom.
Mr. Van Buren Do you apply the term pettifoggsc
to me, sir,
MIR. Cuttips-I repeat what have said. aal
Obief Justice-sit down, sit down; you must sstts
your busness out Of doors. l will not allow ysu -
violate the cecorum Of this court
Mr.. Blunt II the gentleman means to apply the
term pettifogg,r to me
Chief Justice-Mr. Blunt insist upon your sitting
down
Mr. Blunt sat down.
Chief Ju,tice-f cannot 20 on with the business
While such rcsnes these enacted in NV presence
I'll leave the Court. lie took up his hat and left the
bench but returned In few minutes aud again took
bis seat
MIR. Blunt vent into explanation in regard to- tbs
production OF the papers. He said that at the meet
ing ~ the Chief Justices house Tuesday evening
be undertook to have the papers In court in order
that the parties might introduce them into their
raveIte but there b, stopped; he did not undertake
TO give them Into their possession and he hal not be
rsid, had time to have oope. made of them although
bis CLERKS have been copying them since, bu. whsn
copies are finished they will be lodged in court.
Chief Justice From the great srrear of business
nov on my handr, cannot go on with this. must
ecjourn IL until Mondsy morning.
Further proceedings were then adj ourned to Moa-
day next and all parties shook hands and went swsy
10 good kumor