New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
The Decision OF the Supreme Court In the
state Printing Case.

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the nomination of third candidate by the Union psnE
The Decision of the Supreme Court In the
state Printing Case.
ALBANY, Saturday, June %, fS2
The decision of the Supreme Court Of
this district in the involving the lex ty OF The
recent award of official adye tising by the Copolw
and Secretary of State, has Just been made publc and
FLED In the Clerks Office
The decision, which is unanimous Is that The Args
s stl the official state paper under the award OF 1896
Justice Wright delivered lhe opinion Of the Court In
which Justices Parker and Harris concur.
The following are the conclusions 10 which he ar
TiVes
From careful review and examination Of the law ofsx
Fns-Tha the authority Of the State officers unasr the
section could be exercised but for single OCCASION sed
that when exercised IN Apn, 1886, the authority w@
Sccond-Tbst The bond executed by tho defendass Wa
condition precedent the award aud that It Substantially
complied with the requirements II the act.
ThUd-1hat the action OF the Secretary OF STATE and
Controller IN 1913, 1850 aud 1872 IN giving and awarding ne
publication Of notices without authority Of law.
The defendants therefore, are still the persons charges
with the duty Of printing and publishing all notices required
to be publishedin the State paper by any law OF ms s's
Reception Of the Members Of the Natisaal
Agricultural Convention-speech OF Presi.
| dent Fillmore.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, June o. ls5a
The members of the National Agricul-
! iural Convention waited upon President t'lnosyt
terdsy, who welcomed them, In reply 10 the speech
| the President of the Convention, as follows;
"Your kindness has taken me by GurpIlse, and w
| have no suitable words for acknowledgment Ism
happy to meet you aud welcome you b the EXecuus
mansion appreciate the im portance OF your asseew
ton 10 the agricultural Interests OF the county
brought up farm, and know by experiences tns WI
and labor of a farmers life. When boy followedtns
pow uLtil weary and have swung the scyshe, mo
handled the sickle, all day.
am happy however 10 learn that these sbors hare
been relieve by suitable machinery, and the iarnsrs
life 10 now happy and independent one, an srams
10 hear that you have formed national asocfanon M
the purpose Of collecting and diffu'og niormailo1 ~
this you will concentrate your energies ana eTeno
usefulness AZ your occupation Is one ihat hes sa'
founnaon of the wealth and prosperity oil the cousuy,
everything that Is calculated 10 advance shua 10
hsiled with pride shall always take deep inte1sn
agriculture, arts and manufactures aho' a'P'H' 'P'-
| II they will all prosper together 80 ,,,..
pcnioo your infant society will prove oiessiwy
the country return my acknowledgements Tor 'ne hns
| manner in which you have spoke" Of me pei'''s'"
Spa .ha bs nanny 10 take the members Of your dsy
by the bar and wish them pleasant sojo"n "'N
! and safe reform 10 their f4p'hes ,,,.h.,.> I'D
The Convention also visited Secretary "eo''''
were ost cordially welcomed
Further from Hnvana-Warlike Prepo'.
Flight with the Camanche lpdisns-A"
for Bank Robbery.
BALTIMORE Saturday, June y, s'sj
Two New Orleans mails came 10 's"'
this morning. IL teft
The steamship FL Dorado, whlco ms
Havana ON the I5.h inst had arrived al = ri.
On the day the III Dorado sailed snip '.,s al,
vana from Spain with 400 recruits ana 80 ~srs
dona force was daily expected. APpreac n
,til entertained Of another expedition sPd 80
were making to foItiy the Island and plaee T"
OF defense. -. Tsxa
The New-Orleans papers contain len. .I
dstes to the 18th. Lieute5ant Haven o. u. b he
Dragons and fifteen men have bad 'krns n,.d soi
Camanches In which two Of the later were sre 70
thirty eight horses and four captive ehiaIsu hS,nsr
covered The children say that The nld S,ssr spd
dered their father and mother aod e'oei
sister three days before The recayue IL In
Oliver II. Rand has been sfessI, =. Ia
Richmond Va, on a charge Of beiig '"sis %
Porumouth Bank robbery. TIE Gf@t ~ R,pd hss
telegraph dbpsch from Boston, brCtnsI Ia noes
ing been arrested there with some OF 80 rom he
upon him, which be alleged 10 have
former -. oad in
Aaron r. Levering. prominent IT, 49, Tar
sueniial citizen, and formerly Wig eA "a a he
Mayor Of this city, died yesterday. he ""
defenders Of North Point eell from
Mr.. F. Rhoebus. of Baltimore ien ,mI
g scstgold At Wilnn.r .toD, on Wedns,dsy and wa
Interesting from Santa re. "a
sr LOUIS Saturday, June ~ I.de-
The mail from santa re a'rlveu ,n,ros.
r,,Ssnce Mo n, The 2ls inst Business was ..,ssrs
ipg Col Sumner had removed his nes sl! ,,,sssd
bsck TO Santa Fe Gov. Calhoun and panv s,Stss Tue
n the Lower s;manoe, on their say 70 thS 0'4
Governors health was improving - h,g.lo aostns
nartv Of Mexicsus who had been puA 1bs
D.ar Fo,t Atkinsop we're met 81 me sau,e srnssd
Csmanches and ArspohOes M ~ ,ua he bst
ing ocer OF Port Atkinson that We ,seo % rsssre
talos out Of their country ne sane ring iacs.sa
~ So 80 he went out with sone Troops TOOK
,Seir Chief, ana Kept them some Gays. ,ns st Foft
M.o[ STEMS so%r Se%Nea knee :" The NG. - ss
, A,D.on Srs IN good health the eh'er' A''i'
pssred .s1.a.D. or the Arkansas RIVE -
e. Ge Major Fitzpatrick, to hold '''A