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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-26
whig state Convention.
CINCINNATI, July 81.


The Columbus, Ohio, Wing Convention
met at 2 p. NJ. The committee on Resolu-
tons reported series, which were unani-
mously adopted, endorsing the nomination of
Scott and Graham; and pledging the State
for them; denouncing the conduct of the
Board of Public Works, and the conduct of
the last Legislature. Hiram Griswold, of
Cuguhoga, was appointed President, and a
Vice President for each Congressional Dis
trict. The following names compose the
State Central Committee.
A. F. Perry, Robt Neil, JOS Ridgway,
Lewis Heyd, VIM. Dennison, of Columbus;
J. Caldwell, OF Cincinnati; John Mills OF Day.
ton; E. Ball, of Muskingum; and Drew, of
Portage.
d. A. Haynes was nominated for Supreme
Judge; d. H. Beardsley, of Cleveland. for
Board oil Public Works; E. d. Mansfield,
Senatorial Elector. VIM. Dennison chosen
second Senatorial Delegate. District Elec-
tors were chosen from twenty -one districts.
The Convention then adjourned.
Great harmony prevailed, $50 delegates
were present.
G~s Our neighbors of the Democrat pub
lished capital paper yesterday. 1t was in
comparably the best paper they ever publish
ed in their lives. Each of the editorial ar
ticles was sound, true, honest, and patriotic.
The fact is, on account of a defect Of our
steam boiler, we got our neighbors of the
Democrat to publish the Journal yesterday.
Lou. Jour.
HEThe lhany Atlas is terribly indip-
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indigo.

500 p dor 2 ct of for cash. -. :
600s 2 d"z do do do ............. Ella :
7OOs doz do DO do ...... $500. . SKA d
= The lower prices above generally where two rrice
are mentoned are for fun packages and the higher 10
small who esale.
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Provisions.
saII and salIpefel

KaEawha 80 bbls &c
do e do. 80
English fine bag . 50
DO mid do . GO
Tni." Island do i co
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A HOST of Uncle Toms Cabin ard Mans6eld's Life
n Gen. Scott, just recdby 4. IL. HOOD d CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19
POLITICAL.

Alta MEETING OF TlF DEMOCRATIC RErJpLI-
N can Charter Convention % tho fies ra-l held prr-
suant to Adjournment at tho star Hons NJ - Cedar
street. Friday evening September - ~ for te pur
nominating candidates for charter ehees Samae
Aud in tho chair John H. Williams SECRETARY tAe f9oM-
ing ticket was unanmcufly nominated
For Asstant AIdcrnau-Jo ". Browne, trenomiaa-
tion.)
For Assossor-Joeopb Blackburn.
Fer Constablos-Patgiok pholaD, AlsSander Balsy, -
For inspectors Of ElectonRlt diet let. john H. Wtl-
Jams John Dalton; ID district samuel AUD, John C. Al
staad; Sd district, Thomas Green William Johnson
Previous TO adjournment the follow ing iresouton was
unanimously adopted
Resolved That tho Democratic Republican larter Con-
Nention OF tho First ward in tho city of New York. in tom
dcrns 20 Josiah w. Brown the unanimous nomination
for Assistant Alderman for this let the oppor
unity thus offered pass without oxreay their sincere and
appreciation OF HIS conduct, their representa-
tive in the Board Of Assistant Aldermen and their
ytion that his qualities, both ~ head and heart such
as TO qualify him eminent degree for dscharging the
duties which his position mernher 81 THAT body inn
pose with redJ 10 himself and advantage 70 his con
ftituentg.
The proceedings or Tho convention then ordered
be published IN tho Herald National Democrat and Now
York state te1etto aer which the meeting adjourncd
SAMUEL AULD Chairman.
JoBv II. WILLIAMS Secretary.
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- COMMERCE OF MISUNDERSTANDING East.

Tells amount. S26.O55 OIL SCI $50 40
w be by the above table that in the articles Of
-four pork whkey Bacon lard, wheat oats, slaves and
lumber the exports for the past week this yesr largely
exceed those of 1851 and that the tolls for the past
In 1862 exceed those Of the corresponding week in 1851
by 416 16 and all this notwithstanding the greatly
increased railroad facilities, by of which butter
cheese WOOL and several other light articles which de-
mand quick transportation seek tide water.
The anthracite coal trade has slightly fallen Off the
past week though It, still large The Lehigh Naviga-
ton Company brought down, for tho week ending on
Saturday nst 534s TONS and for the TONS
The Schuylkn Navigation Company for the week ending
Thursday last brought down 500 TONS and for the
season 500. eco tons. The Reading Railroad Company,
for the week ending Thursday, brought down ~ 2o
TONS and for the s5 tons The tonnage for
the week, by the three lines is 073ss TONS and for the
current year reaches 2 552 a23 tons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19
MONEY MARK Z II.

SATURDAY, Sept 1916 r. NJ
We have nothing to report in the stock market
The NEST active stock the list to-day Nicaragua
Transit The sales quite large, at advance from
the opening Cumberland Coal slightly declined but
rallied between boards. Hudson River Railroad advanced
%pcr cent Florence and Report 81 Reading Rail-
road, Ii; Madison and indianapolis Railroad, ~; Nj
esragua, Il Norwich and Worcester, - Harlem, -.
Canton Company declined Il New Jersey Zinc, q
Penn ylyaDia Coal, x Cumberland, u j; Delaware
and Hudson, = North American Trust, II. At the
second board there quite excitement in Nicaragua
Transit, and prices advanced Il per cent Cumberland
went up to per cent Canton Co., 4 Montgomery
Mining, y Florence and Keyport, TX, on time Hud-
SON River Railroad. q. The market closed with up
ward tendency and active demand for all the leading
AAcies
The steamship Pacific from Liverpool brings four days
later news; but there is nothing new, interesting, i'm
posnt Quotations for cotton steady, with mode
rate sales. Some slight concessions had been made by
holders Of brcadsn in consequence OF the favorable
weather ana limited sales Tn financial matters there
had been change
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
Of hs pOlt to- day, amounted to $134 522 81 payments
SS3 4Ol 90 balance, So. 3s4 81.
The shipments Of specie from this port this week were
quito limited
ExsoRrs or srrcrr THE PonT or Nrw YoRK.
brg Elizabeth, Brazil, Am. god.... ...... $3s50
do. do. silver 5000
Brig J. e. Colby, Gibraltar, French silver. 1900
Steamer Arctic. Liverpool, American Cold. 3l9500
do 90. English gold.... 1850
IcFai, Sept. 4, to Sept u............ S3A7 $50
Previously report Observation-Disclosures. 1850 49s
Total for 1862. $40 12S
There active demand for foreign exchange this
morning for remittance by the steamship Arctic but the
supply was largeso large that quotations hardly
sustained. We quote bills London at 1893 101s per
cent premium. On Paris ST. 1891 ST. 1872 Amsterdam
II q AIS. Bremen, 70 a 1914. Hamburg 36H 30l.
Tho exports by canal from Buffalo, for the week end
ing the 14h inst In each Of the past two years.
annsxcd:--
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AsTROLOGY.

A sTRoLoGY-DR, 9. W. ROBACR, FROM SWEDEN
~ atey from Phllaiephia Offers his services 70 lhc c
80. :. Now YORK he T. able 70 forete past present. and
sore events Fcolades, % cents gontlcn,ent, ST. Natl
vtes eacnatc and read In FULL according the oraele
~ ~ aides 81; pcntiemon, Sl Nstiv:
mes oMouintcd-Ladios 3d. gentlemen, ~. Ohcc, No q
Whsstrset New York. where iottcr poet paid III
eehe hmsdste attention. For pertculars daily pa
rrs Astsolosssi Amanacs no psocxred Ut The css
gratis, vbefe ssYtinenece, san b ese
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FANCY ARTICLES.
REMOVALS..

ERNEsT NYsTRoM, MERCHANT TAILOR AND IA.
II dies Riding Habit Maker, from Ps would resrect-
iCly inform his friends that he has rensa from No
continue TO make mp Ladies' Riding Ha6ts Gentioncns
and Boys Cctboe In The neatest and STYLE
and cnlly soiics continuance Of those vors which
ho has long enjoyed from generous public Paris aud
hohaen Fashions received monthly Mr. Eystron speaks
the French, German, Swedish and Danish languages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19
EyPREss AGENCIES.

r rITEG EMPRESS MAI. FOR CALIFORNIA, SOUTH
~ tmerica oregon, Sandwich Islands and China viii
close -, o'clock September ooth ofoc, Bcrford Co..
House. Small PARCELS for tho
received TN celee al in charge Of apecsi
thvoaKL a. ssntins.iou.
E.Iy0RD l. so, Ne Actor House, yessy street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19
MATRIMONIAL.

N6ATRIM0NIAI-AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN.
NI literally educated with income sufficient for his
renee thirty years o. age e dcsrous OF
ectng himself In marriage With an ami1blo vrtuoul and
aeeo youn9 lady widow not ltwont -ivc.
who possesses equal hs own Ito has srcnt tho
las, ten foreign ,ounts and havinS recently 10
satod himself ie wishes without the tedious
sly Of courtshp, TO ind LAZY who y disposed TO do
vobo herstN is be will 10 her harpinaa TITO most
sasSatory resrenoo vsn and required an 70 sharae
ddsoss lUeips 9ndopcrt Urtcp e1vasc poss once New
Yc5k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19
CLOTHING,

CAST OFF CLoTHTNG.-WANTED TO PURCHASE,
~ about Two thousand dollars worth Of good Left Cd
Clothing IN large small quantities. for which the full
value will be literally syon In current money applics-
tln, person ally, or through fcs - JAS MORON EY ~
bis segc 10 III Orange street., near Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19
DRY GOODS.


NEW YORK LINEN RAIL-, $50 BROADWAY FOUR
doors above Spring street lin thanking
kind friends who have literally supported us during
public a. that wo have ccpotsi our fall %por tn
tons and have heretofore immense variety Lnon
r 10 amer ' Hsf sen q.
by ordora expressly for this establishment And In adj
ditOn TO stock Of shoetng table Linen table Cloths
aoylies towengs stair crashes, shrtings, &c. &chave
Imported largely q French shirt fronts plain printed and
dies and gentlemen in plain printed and
bcrderf, 70 which We solicit Your attention. %
EMBRoIDERIEs--wE HAVE OPENED TEN CASES
Novel designs in Sleeves Collars Aibon Habits
Linen Embroidered Handkerchief Lace and Muslin Robes
&c. 49, City obbers and the buyers Of the Union
to our ssSch Join miGGiSs CO.. 4s Broad street
NEW STYLES CLoAKS AND MANTILLAs. ON
s va ;h1 s,hn s a
have just received in store good assortment Of hno
sLs and rich dress goods purchased aucson which aTo
sy @
LIME INDIA sHAwLs.-AN INVOICE RECEIVED
in store this day In value from three to eight hundred
most beautiful ever exhibited in this city.
- -N TIFFANY s CUTTING, s2l Broadway.
TJ,ITUs L. CORNELL, MANUFACTURERS OF TIN
Toys O. every variety fancy jaPanned Tin ware
once ANA n Ih M
near Nassau street.
HATS AND CAPS.
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW G0ODS-STARR, SON
IL Co., Qate Maltby and starr) l7 Water street,
straw Goods Of the latest fashions and every variety
The attention cash and time buyers respectfully sO
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BOARDING AND Ls,D<aINSs.

PARTMENT1, CONSISTING OF SUPERIOR PAR
Al lors ruits OF rooms with bath attached single
let gentlemen 81 the fret class furnished unurns
cd with private table II desired Rest reference gyon
aud required Apply at No. l33 Bleceker street. Of
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LIQUORS.

LIQUORS.
>~eNN~@s>>>>~->
NJ u. PETERS CO, IMPORTERS OF, WING
w Brandics and Havana segars have Tor saso az ns
varieties Of dark and pale Brandes together Win
brands Of Gin Scotch and Irish NhskoyA !amaea NV
80. Croix Runs, Madeirs, Port aud sherfies
Hook and Clarct Vince Porters, also Brown Stout 49, ~
NJ b. PETERS co, INVITE TUE AT Al y, Nriios
ISI Of country dealers their extensive st,k ~
Bndies and Havana segars which they ns az H. lowest
y, ~ WI. ia 10 Nv d. H. PETERS,
" va" i'oNfsS "s'e"s'e' W = No 800 Broadway.
WV a rNnrpurIJ. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
w Brsndiss Wines, whishoy Ran Gin, Shanmpisnes
Wines &c ohet tor sale isrge assors1 men, horso "9
~ vcntv pcr han any otner nouso an
xtsnsye stocE o. Bottled wineg Ierers 2o ~ Iroeme
ef Crosby. NJ b-Nir sAe "'"nsS ~e~fess
syo I; vttsd Va call
UALKIRH CANPBELLs MUIR 4 SONS, AND
j younrers scotch Aloe, London and Dublin Porter and
Rrown st,ut East India Pale Ale, Chamragne cider Phi
i,de,his Ala and Porter &c, &c. Fer sale by w m H.
rNprRhIL $40 Bresmo street, sornor Grossly ~ dozen
L,yrHsl.
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y 00n WHO'LL SIZE NEST QUALITY DAGuER-
$sOOV rcctypc Plates genuine star brand Tor sao as
foiiowso0 Whole sIe $50 loo 10Th Size Sl3 ST. and all
other Ia proportion No snaor quantities Will be sold
unleas ut 81 the whole size plate.
LOnN kOACm OntioLan. ~ Nas.Mu -lrseL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19

LNOR sALE-TWO HOUSES AND LOTS IN NINE
IL tecnth street, between Second and Third avenues,
Nos 2 and l2s Tho houses have been built BY tho Day
about buying, solicited to call and examine the
building. TOXINS Of sale easy Inquire tho premises
OF X. CAMP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19

DoARDINC.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR
- two or three single gentlemen bc accommodated
with pleasant and board with cold
baths BY applying immediately at Market street.
Of Madison.
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WY ANrED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
w situation ehambermaid to take Of ehildrsn
and will mako herself generally useful She has good
Albany Can DO at 30 Harrison street,
South Brooklyn
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NEW YORK FIRE pEPARrhENr.-THE FOLLOW
IN ing arrangements have been adopted Piroman'
Hall Sept rs, and will DO observed by Department. on
sunday tho 18th inst the occasion the sole
mites OF Engineer Stephen T. Hoyt.
The line viii be formed IN reverse order at o'clock
en- Tenth street. the LETT resting on Second
Companies viii appear IN citizen dress without arpa-
Tatus, banners, or music.
ofcers Will have their speaking trumpets afro nded ia
grape.
Tho trustees and exempt fremen will tho right
the line. ZOPHAR MILLS, Grand Marshal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19

BOARD WANTED TOR A LADY WITH FUR
~ nishod room, IN genteel family where othcr board
are taken Terms moderate. Address Mra Henry, Ho
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LOST AND FOUND.

r.. $ - 49,
nANK BOOK LoST-B0OK NO. ll722J ON CHAMBERS
- street bank. The ander will bo suitably rewarded ~
leaving IL at the bank g West Fourteenth street.
EoUhD--IN AN OMNIBUS, AT ABOUT TWO O'CLOCK
a.. M, Tuesday 18th inst. daguerreotype portrait.
The owner sy obtain u giving proper description ~
letter to H., box 1898 Post office.
Il OST-IN THE SAVANNAH MAIL OF eTH INST.
IL Land Warrants numbered Tls2 and u Sf All persons
are hereby cautioned against purchasing them The
Will obiiSe BY mailing them to Heman Mead, Macon, Ca
T 0sT-oN TUESDAY EVENING, 18th INST, IN OR
- near Metropolitan Hall, gold bracelet, oct in
nmathyst and pearl Tho finder will be literally rewayded
tyresrTning the same to NO lei East Fourteenth street.
I 0sT OR STOLEN, FROM TUE POST oPTICE-TwO
payable 10 the order Of George t. Gilman ESQ., Of New
S7:6 40 Note, dstsF in Boston, July B. six month";
the Same. GEO. r. GILMAN
New York, September is, 1852
I FTr-1N DINING SALOON IN FULTON STREET.
~ on friday noon, carpet bag with black leather
tom Tor which tho bar keeper returned brass check with
hole IN IT, ana No 20 engraved IT, The undersigned lost
ts carpet ba and - at present staying at the sdning
saloon NO. ~ Fulton street. liberal reward will given
II required by returning IL Immediately to NOAH SMITH
At the dining saloon, No ~ Fulton street.
4 osT-0N SATURDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER IN THoMP-
~ son street black horse blind Of tho right eye white
star his forehead Of his hind feet white with
nigh hn-noss and ty net person nyne inor-
nation returning the same to 81 West street. will re ceye
five dollars reward.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

A GOOD CHANCE roR GENTLEMEN NOT RLQu1k-
~ ing tho Of their horses this winter They can have
reasonable. provided with tho lest nj
RtabnE and excellent but short distance IN the conn
try by calling At tho Herald oee aztec o'clock ~
uiug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19

VEAST POWDER-THOMAS ANDREWS IS THE
original inventor and proprietor Of tho Family Yeast
Powder which prepared sold by him. ~ NO. 1876 Ce-
dar street. New York IL Is put up In tin and Dr..
Chtons certificate Of It's purity is on each label PurSha
wish the genuine that with the above
Also, double refined Saleratus, Sal Soda, and
Sup. Carb Soda, Cream Tartar and Soap Powder. AL
these articles warranted free from adulteraop
Whatever. Tor sale by THOMAS ANDREWS,
No. Id Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19

Alta MEETING OF TIE MEMBERS OF PRoTEC-
IA ton Engine Company No D held tho Engine house.
Saturday evening September H. the following preamble
and resolution adopted
Whereas, An Allwise Providence has fit in his
dom to remove from midst, late associate and
brother fireman, Stephen T. Hoyt Assistant Engineer,
Resolved That this Company participate in the funeral
ceremonies and invite the exmembers and friends the
company 10 unite with o the occasion.
N. B.The Company will meet at tho Engine house. at
twelve o'clock this day. WM G. LYONS, Foreman,
T.. M'GISNIs, Secretary.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-27
secrel Trcaly Of lhe Norlhern Power,.

Late English papers state, that secret ,rea.
~ has been made by The Russian, Austrian and
PIussian Governments n relation 10 Louis Ma.
poleou's movements, aud the news by the Can.
ada indicates thu, lbe treaty is doing i.s work
quietly. Napoleon is moving steadily TO Impe-
tlalsm, as is evidenced by The changes iu hi
ministry, and the active circulation of pe,i,ions
under the spur Of the governmen, proyine for
The restoration Of the Empire. The London
morning Chronicle publishes what processes 10
be an analysis Of The secret treaty:
According 10 this, the position taken by tho
high contracting parties is that lhe basis Of Eu.
roPean order in hereditary right. that there is a
joint responsibility and interest between all Eu.
ropean States, that, as regards France, the
House Of Bourbon personi6es and represents
the Hereditary right, and the present head OF
that house is the CourI de Chambord.
| That the government Of Louis Napoleon is
simply power de faetO. which cannot prop il.
self up BY any pretended right Of the Emperor
Napoleon since the Emperor renounced, by
the treaty Of Fontainbleau, for himself. his sue.
cessors, his descendants, as well as for each
member of his family all the rights Of sover.
eighty and domination. as we'll over the French
nation and the kingdom Of lIaly, as over any
other cohnlry;" and since moreover, the very
origin Of The present power of the President of
The French Republic is the negaliou Of heredi.
Iary right For these and other reasons the
contracting parties agree, thar. should Louis Ma.
poleoD get himself elected Emperor for life,
they will no. recognise his government until
after he takes an engagement first 10 respect
The existing treaties; secondly not to endeavor
to extend The territorial limits of France; and
thirdly, formerly TO renounce all prelensious TO
The continuation or founding OF dynasty.
Ia case Louis Napoleon should die, or his
government should be oyerhrown, The three
treating powers bind themselves TO exert them.
selves to the utmost, for The restoration Of The
Bourbon dynasty, aud The Count de Chambord
as the only lawful claimant Of the throne Of
France. And in taking this position they pro-
test beforehand against the impulolion ifwishiDg
TO attack The independence of France
France, they say. is free to organize her in.
iernal Government as she chooses; aud the
Powers do not reject the system. But the rec.
ogniIOn of legitimate aud Hereditary royalty
does not interest France alone; il interests all
the European States.
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CHINESE CELEBRATION OF July 4TH.-The
participation Of the Chinese in the celebration
Of our National Anniversary, at San Francisco
is described as follows:
The great and principal feature Of the pro.
cession. was the Celesas, who turned out in
astonishing numbers. There were no less than
Ihree OF four hundred Of these singular beings
who took an active pau in commemorating this
glorious day. Their procession was headed
by four Of their number bearing large flag
made Of silk, on which was the figure of drag.
on having eyes made of looking glass. 1t was
one Of The richest specimens Of ART we have
seen, and the cost Of Il alone was 5000. An
other banner in the procession borne by some
OF their numbers, bore The emblematic words Of
"A Rush for Repubicanism,' and The 4Ih oil
july hereafter and forever festival day for The
Chinese" A carriage drawn by four grey
horses contained band of their native mus.
clans, who, with their unwedIy and strange
looking musical instruments, discoursed horr.
BILE harmony in an exWavagant style. large
number OF mandarius in carriages and On horse.
back were in attendance, while many followed
on foot. The whole was under the command
Of Norman Assing, ESQ.,. together with Sam
We and several other Of our prominent Chinese
.ciIizens.
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WHOLE NUMBEB 1909.

The Jurisdiction OF the criminal courI Of Ham.
il'nn county, 10 direct the lTanslcf OF certain
business nov remaining ia ihe coofI OF CON.
mon Pleas for the 6rsl District. from The lssl
named court into lhe FIRST named.
Sec. 1. Be il enacGed By the General As.
semby Of the STATE Of Ohio, Tha, all reeogni.
zanees taken or eonunued 50 as 10 reluiie lhe
appearance Of the accused al the May Term, in
the year eighteeh hundred and ff,y lso, be re-.
moved out Of said couu OF common pleas, ror
the hrsI district. into The said The Criminal
CouH Of Hamilton county, 10 be there tried
and adjudged as though commenced by indici.
menl or o5heTSise. originated n said The Grim.
lnal court Of Hamilton county, and to be in all
respects sUbi-cI 10 oil powers and Jurisdiction
Sha'ever. vested by Law 10 the couu last named.
Sec. z. That all recognizances held by the
clerk OF the court Of common pleas without
formal certificate, subject 10 the foil power and
entire jurisdiction Of the sail the criminal cour.
.ot Hamilton county, in the same manner as
though the place Of custody had been changed.
and the said reeognzances formerly certified
out OF one coun into The Other.
Sec. 3. That all persons required By recog.
nizances 10 appear before the court Of common
P'Ne'f tpA AhN HtsA otoHtClt az tue NAY leTm
aforesaid, TO answer any criminal matter, indicl.
meni or accusation, shall appear and answer The
same in The criminal court of Hamilton coun.
~ and shall be nied and olherSise made sub
Iec' 10 order and judgment in the court last
named.
Sec. 4. That 'ihe criminal court Of Hamil.
ton county shall have the same power 10 for.
leiI and open lecognizances, (including The re.
cognizances named 10 this acI,) as has been vest.
ed BY any existing law or laws 10 the coun Of
common pleas.
Sec. 3. That in case OF petit larceny and
other interior offences, whereof the punishment
Is less than Imprisonment in the penilenIiary, no
indictment by grand jury being required, The
said The criminal court OF Hamilton county
shall cause the prosecuting attorney TO draw 40
setting forth briefly, but distinctly.
The charge against The accused, on which charge
such accused, shall be tried, and be subject 10
Judgment, unless the prosecuting attorney or his
assistant, with leave Of the coun, shall other
wise direct.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker OF The House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President OF the Senate.
April 80, 1852.