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MISCELLANEOUS.

II EDUCTIoN OF RATES BY PENNSYLVANIA
~ Railroad Company. This Company have recently
increased the stock their road to capacity enabling
them to without detention all freghts that may
offered them Merchants shipping goods Westward will find
it much to their advantage 70 send by this route We
following reduced rates, yizrt class. dry goods hats
shoes &C. so cents per 100 pounds second class bales
class coffee &c. 90 cents per 100 pounds fourth
sion for forwarding at Phiadelpha or Pttsburg BY this
route dry goods shipped via Merchants line, William II.
Thompson, gent Pier No l. North River will be delivered
in Cinsnnatia at 81 25 100 pounds from New York All
goods from the East intended for this road should be
ked. Of H. IL. HousroN, Agent Penn. r. Road Co..
philadelphia. C0VODE GRAHAM, Agents,
Canal Knsin. Pit
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JACOB BoGART AUCTIoKEER-TUTS DAY, ATTEN
- o'clock at j Green wch street between Cortiandt and
Liberty streets, Household Furniture consisting Of tho
nsnal variety OF Paror Bedroom and Kchen Furniture
saturday ~ ten o'clock at tho auction large sale Of
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May ~ lVi o'clock az the epacous warcrooms of Mr.
DxcI, lro0dweN Spring sroct splendid cabinet
niturc tho bnnCc "a his extensive st0c from the yarnis
room together With dup eates previous ealc olitn
Of removal uf hlilding consisting 81 rosewood
Suites In musr, brocaeilc and fnn danaek, rosewood
Sutes styles Ious Ivth and XVIII Elizabeth &c., Sias,
Tetcat'ts No'trcs sowing aud pthcr chara,
wood Soias Burpnus, Bookcaaes ttacres Comfortable !
Por and Centre Tables. oak Furoitrro Library rahes,
Desta. &o. Paper hacre Goods Sofas, Chass, 10 hair
ni0th. cNnh tnhi lhafs. &c.
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sell at auction on Friday, April 81 at BIB Broadway,
corner OF Anthony street Oyster Saloon and Bar Room
Ware, Oil Cloth, Paintings, &c.
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Murderer Convlcted--Densh of an Editor

CISciSsATI April go. 1862.
James Simmons, who has been trial for murder in
the first degree to-day found guilty. This his
third trn the urcs heretofore having been unable to
agree.
5. c. Curtis editor Of the Commercial, died yesterday.
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ITO LITTLE OCEAN HOUSE, sHREWSBURY, N, ,,
the margin of the Atlantic ocean, and fronting te
shrewsbury riSerThe above hougo VII he rented fur
rfcd. Tie only ia the III health of tho opiet
Inquire &c CUKT, 90 Dowory; W. a. Mahews, on the
IYtuifcs
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IonN I. VAN NpEwArER. AucrloNEEa-rRIpAY

VOHN T. IANDEWATER. AUCTiONEER.-FRIDAY,
~ April ~ at ten o'clock at the fremont House,
Hroacwhy, Household FurnturcContinu of sale Of
urnture IN to fremont House and sold without reserve
&C ~ eonsting an extensive o Household
imniturt W., SOFAS Noltaree Tee.atetes Rockers,
aror Chair n hair cloth Damask Curtains Pier Classes
bionRc ana other CLOCKS. Candealras Chandeliers
sxturrs brnsses Three-py, nren, Venetian and Kid
1ttmtufter thrpttg Glass extension Dininr
with an extensive assortment Of Bedroom Furniture In
black walnut, mAhoGanY, and oak; Iodsteads Dnreaug
Wasstauds Toilet Tshea. Toilet Scts, Mattresses Paas.
tors EeAthor Neds, PloNa B0lslers. Gov erda &C. 80
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HENRY II. LEEDS s CO AUcTIoNEERs, W

HENRY ii. LEEDS & CO AUCTIONEERS WILL.
sell at auction Friday, April 3Oth at 10 o'clock,
ut No ~ East Fifteenth street-handsome Household
suite covered in crimson push Sofas teteatete Chairs
arm do rosewood marble centre Tables mahogany
elegant paper mache Chinese porcelain nad top Tables
mahogany Sofas in hair CLOTH paror Chairs in do Chinese
tains lace under do Tapestry Carpets rosewood
tave Piano, made by Barmore, Mantle Ornaments Book
Case and Secretary rosewood French Bedsead
do Dressing Bureaus marble tops do Washstands China
and Glass W arc, dining and kitchen Furniture &c.
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HENRY 7. LEEDS, AucTIoNEER. wILL SELL.

HENRY ]. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL.
tomorrow at oclockn house No. i5 Mercer
near Broomc, large assortment Of Household Furniture
viz richly carved rosewood paror, dining ROOM and bed
roem Furniture royal tapestry Carpets Styles
Amour and Psyche Glasses, rosewood Wardrobes with
glass splendiy carved rosewood French and Gothic Bed
seads Egyptian marbetop rosewood and mahogany dress
ing Bureaus Washstands marbctop and plain spring
ha.r Mattresses, mantel Ornaments rich brocatele
lace Curtains Pier Glasses with marble brackets
Sofas In brocateile, Arm and Voltarc Chairs Egyptian
mnrbletop God Centre Tables walnut mahogany
Bedseads Of the latet styles and carved by hand Oil
Paintings Glassware chamber Furniture, Feather Beds,
Mattressea. OHM. Glass and plnted Mare sc.
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III Il. N5LLARp; AuGrioNEER-FURNITURE
H. r. Willard Auconeer, will sell this morning at
o'clock, assortment Of handsome Furniture, Paintings
Sc Also lot OF second hand Furniture, &C., and
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HENRY H. LEEDS 4 co. AUCTIONEERs WILL.
sell at auction, Friday, April 30th at 10 o'clock
No; Bowling Green--ciegant Household Furnturecon-
nisng OF satn damask Window Curtains, and lace do.
oyered in rich silk brocatellc Centre Tables Ormulu
Clocks Vases and Candclabras rich Work Tables large
Pier and Mantle Glasses Chandaiers striped satin
Suits do green satin damask Chairs Curtains &c. Also
large assortment Of Bedroom Furniture Enamclled
tage Suits. Chinese Cabinets Statmary Marble Parlor
Figures. about thirty valuable Oil Paintings. exten
Dining Table for twenty four persons China Glass &C.
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HENRY H.LEEDS s. CO., AUCTIONEERS WILL SELL
at auction, Friday April 30 at 10 o'clock, No.
Beecker street household Furniture consisting OF
brussels and Ingram Carpets Mantel Ornaments
Bedsteads, Bureaus. and Washstands China and Glass
Ware, and kitchen Furniture.
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GIX FARMS FOR sALE.-FoR PARTICULARS APPLY
~ T. Mr. L, p WENDOVLR, Uackensack n. J; or Of s.
W. Wendoycr, No 50 Wall street. Firomens Insurance
CdmIanv. New YCN.
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HENRY ii. LEEDS g. CO., AUCTIONEERS WILL.
sell at auction. Friday, April 3o at o'clock
l2l Eighth street household Furnure-Brussels and In
grain Carpets rosewood Furniture in plush Sofas Chairs
Arm do, &C.: Window Curtains, &c Mantel Orname
bedroom Furniture black walnut mahogany edseads
bureaus Washstands, &C., hair Mattresses feather Beds
Bosters and Pillows China and Glass Ware kitchen
niturc. &c.
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MO Sc CEDAR STREET. NEAR BRoADwAY.-TO
~ It, fine well ventilated loi,, "a few doors only
from the Post Occ with free privilege OF CrotDn water
and closets desirable place for business Rent
moderate Apply as above.
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- celebrated dry goods and yarn Baeing Presses new,
and large enough take in 81 sheetngs Can be
advances.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
-=A--s-- -=-s H---s-s-s--- -s---------- ~
SALES BY AUCTiOS

A UCTIuN sALE-TlflS DAY, At 4 O'CLOCK AT
N No Ici r. street next % he ,,rer Of Thompson
etreet ell Id Furniture. Carpets. Eedstesis Bsddn
Looking Glasses in fact thing that re-
auisite for hot seLeeping JACOB B0GART, Auctoneer
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IL COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI-
ture Mc.-f. Cotton will SELL this day, Friday Aprl
3th at o'clock L. NJ at 5i6 Houston street Broad
tho entire Furniture of the three story house.
also the adjoining comprising every article par
l,r dining bedroom and basement Furniture also
China and Glass Ware sc. Don't forget the our2 clock
- 49,
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u OBERT BYRNE AUcTIONEER.-LAST DAYS
Sale Of the Assignees stock Of Dry Goods. at 26O
nlcecker street. Bleecker Buildings, on this day.
10 o'clock precisely: the residue of the stock consisting of
shaws silks, Aipacas de aines Merrimack printed Cali
Goes. Hosiery, beached and unbleach Sheetngs Shirt
nga ETC.. etc. The whole will be sold in lots pur-
chasers without possession has to be given up
0 this day NIL naual be cleared off. - - -
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J0IIN X. OAKLEY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T.
Wright will sell Friday. April 80. at ioocoek.
at 2s Front street Brooklyn tho remaining stock OF
tail grocery soroalso quantity of Household Turnure
Grocers Wagon Butchers Cart, &c. Terms cash.
in Lankabe money.
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y W. WESTCOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
~. q Furniture. of description. Friday
lag at 10 o'clock at l6 Greenwich avenue, being all tho
Furniture, parlor, chsmber and kitchen. 20 Carpets &c.,
at house sale for the past two weeks Sale perempto
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fSNo IET-h DESIRABLE SUIT or ROOMS. ON TIE
second hoor. unfurnishcd, part Of the house to
small ftmily without children. Apply at p Walker srnc
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A UCTI0N NoTlCE.-THoMAS BELL, AUCTIONEER.
a by W. L. Van Xandt Wednesday, lQls o'clock will be
sold the entire excellent Furniture tie Hotel 22
liam street Particulars in time.
The daily union., 1852-08-19
Congress-wednesdav.

SGSATE-Mr. Dodge. OF Iowa. reported bill to ere.
ate an additional land Office in the Territory OF Mime.
soa which considered and ordered to be engrossed
Mr. Hunter reported bill 10 extend the warehouslng
system by the establishment of private bonded
houses. and for other purposes
Mr. Gwin introduced bill granting lands 10 the State
oil California IN aid OF the construction OF canal across
the Sierra Nevada valley
A bill regulating the payment of the expenses Of
the Cayuse war in Oregon was taken up and passed.
The river and habor bill was then taken up, and de.
bated until the hour of adjournment
House OF REpREsENrATIvEs.-The consideration Of
the Wheeling bridge case was resumed, and deba-
ted until the expiration of the morning hour The
House then went into Committee of the Whole on the
navy appropriation bill; which debated until the
hour of adjournment.
The daily union., 1852-08-19
TUESDAY, AUGUST II, 1851.
HOUSE OF REpnEsENrATIvEs.
the reading Of the journal

After the reading OF the journal,
MIR. McC0RKLE asked leave 10 move 10 take from The
Speakers table the bill for the establishment OF board
for the examination OF the claims against the United
States growing out the military operations OF this gov
eminent IN California. His purpose was merely 10 have
il referred he stated, in order that il might be reported
upon at the next session.
And leave being granted, the said bill was read twice
and referred 10 the Committee on Military Affairs
On motion oi Mr.. McC by leave, the bill TO provide
for the survey OF The public lands California and for
making donations OF the same 10 actual settlers, was
also taken from the Speakers table, read twice, and
ierred tothe Committee on Public Lands.
The regular order OF business being called for,
The SPEAKER announced the fret business in order
to be the bill declaring the Wheeling bridges TO be law
fol structures
Whereupon, Mr.. DISNEY, who was entitled to the
Aoor resumed IT, and concluded the speech commenced
by him on the day before IN iavor Of the bill
Mr. CURTIS then addressed the House against the
bill
At the expiration of the morning hour,
Mr. HOUSTON, by leave, reported back, from the
Committee Of Ways and Means, the Indian appropriation
BILL with the Senales amendments thereto which was
referred TO the Committee OF the Whole the state oil
the Union
Mr. A. also asked leave to report the annual forthca-
ton appropriation bill from the same committee.
But Mr.. STUART objected so leave was not granted.
Mr. STUART L rose TO a privileged question
But Mr. HOUSTON moved TO suspend the rules, TO go
into Committee of the Whole on the state OF the
Union
Whefeupon there arose discussion between Mr. II.
and Mr. STUART tothe precedence Of their respective
motions.
And after explanation from the SPEAKER,
Mr. STANTON, Of Kentucky insisted on the priority
OF the report from the Printing Committee on the OF
Thomas Richie.
The SPEAkER having sustained the position Of Mr..
STANTON, OF Kentucky,
Mr. STANLY, who was entitled to the floor on that
Dill moved lts postponement until tomorrow.
The motion OF Mr.. STANLY being agreed to, that gen.
leman called up the bill for the benefit OF the INDECENT
insane
And the SPEAKER announced the pending question
on tbat b 70 be the motion for ts recommitment
Mr.. STANLY withdrew that motion,
The daily union., 1852-08-19
Mayors Proclamation.

WHEREAS BY the ennucd can relating 70 dogs. an
w proved Ah July, ls2h, and the amending
approved Nh April lt, y provided that "whcnevsr
made appear mayor that any animal o
the dog kind within ths city deemed and
mad ~ shall be the duty o the
requiring that a animals o the dog Kind shalt confined
such number Of days he shall deem erpeden proper
said proclamation exceeding the
duty Of the city conables, person 10
proclamation - sc.
Now, therefore, having appear to ny satisfaction
hat there are annas Of the dog kndn
hereby give notice 70 all whom
INC dog kind IN this
during the term Of thirty from hereof police
oce Of this required IN
to ~ such be found going large contrary Tits proca
nation. -
Given under my hand The Mayors Once the city Of wsp
ingion this l7th day Of Augsst, le52,
JOHN w. MAURy,
Aug ls-d2t&lawav Mayor
The daily union., 1852-08-19
The said bill was then read The third time.

The said bill then read the third time.
Mr. JONES, OF Tennessee. demanded the yeas and
nays on its passage which being ordered the said bill
was duly passed-yeas 95. nays 54.
Mr. STEPHENS, oil Georgia, called no his pending
motion 10 reconsider the vote by which the bill 10 Ok
salary for the compensation OF the American consul at
Amsterdam had been referred to the Committee of the
Whole on the state OF the Union.
That vote having been Teconsdered, the said bill
read the third time and passed
Oa motion of Mr.. HOUSTON the rules were then
suspended, and the House went into Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union.
Mr.. FicKLIE being called TO the chair. the bill making
appropriations for the naval service OF the government
for the fiscal year ending June &c. 1852 taken up
Mr.. STANTON. OF Tennessee, addressed the commit.
tee in favor OF various amendments TO the bill which he
proposed TO offer under instructions from the Committee
on Naval Affairs.
Mr. BOWIE also delivered speech in favor OF liberal
appropriations for the naval service.
Mr., SCHO0NMAKER then addressed the committee
on general political subjects.
Mr. MANN then addressed the committee slavery
topics
MI. SHELTON next addressed the committee on the
bill under consideration and before the conclusion of
his remarks, the committee rose.
Mr. HOUSTON, by leave. reported back the annual
fortfcaon appropriation bill which having been refer
red 10 the Committee of the Whole on the state OF the
Union,
The House adjourned.
The daily union., 1852-08-19
by Request-One Week Longer

by Request-One Week Longer.
.H 0ddFeuoHs' Hall.
TUE public respectfully BAYNgs gigantic pano-
ramas OF Voyage Europe will positively Saturday
next, the 2 August which will be the exhibition
ngln.
an exhibition wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at ~
o'clock. = =
Admission, Is cents children under IL Of age
Doors at ]; panorama moving O'clock
Augl5-du
UOsEwOOD Piano Forte mt Private saie.-f have for
IL sale piano. manufactured by Buck
art which will be sold low, immediate application be made.
JAMES q. MCGUIRE
Aug I'D Auc. Com. Merchant
The daily union., 1852-08-19

Mr ISRAEL f. JAsHs, No Ioa South Tenth street, Phade
phia, our general travelling agent assisted by wxLp
JOHN COLLINS, JAsKs DExRIFa, A. KIRK WELLHsroK, A.
EVANS PERRIN LooKx, GKoRox p. BurTos JOS BurroS d.
oooDM, WILLIAM J. corrr, Isaac NJ Bopss and WALrss D.
THoMrsoS.
Wmh d. JoHssos of Galveston, is authorized procure
subscribers, &C., for the Union n Texus
0U-heeeps from either Of tho viii be good
QM HEsRy GREEN, Of New Orleans La Is duly empowered
to take subscriptions and our
the State Of Mississippi His receipts
The daily union., 1852-08-19
BY A. GREEN, huet,oneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUcTIoN.-On Fn.
day, The 2oth instant, shall sell the premises ate O'Clock
and lot belonging Of Shields
ceased north D. between 9Th and m being
OF n No In No. 457, having
inches % The house, name contains eight
rooms, and good wood house the back part the
Terms Onehird cash balance, credit and twelve
months the purchaseo satisfactorily endorsed
of Upon payment
a satisfactory deed win be gwen. Title adisputsble
Aug i3-6t&ds A. GREEN, Aucuonecr.
The daily union., 1852-08-19
By A. GREEN, Aue,ioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN--on Monday
the 23i instant, shall sell The premises, O'Clock
three fine building situated the side Of eth
between and north, being lots Nos. In
423 each 9Th 60
running back 100 feet, but will be divided If required.
One fourth cash balance one and
the purchaser for the deferred payments bearing
from deed given md deed Title
indisputahle.
Aug l7-6t A. GREEN, Auctionser.
The daily union., 1852-08-19
EnsIl.h aud French Family Board,ns-sehooI,
WasGinsion Citv.

TEACHING AND sTUDY-The subscriber, with his aids, will
do the hrst few additional young ladies who do
other the ensuing academic year, which begins
tcmber.
Applications for place information be addressed bm
The hrst Of September at Wsrrbnton Springs, Virginia.
r. W. CUsHMAN, A. NJ.
Aug lT-dlmd&cpf
The daily union., 1852-08-19

MANTED.-A commodious, wel-furnished dwelling house,
w in central Of the city, wanted during
ing autumn and viii proprietor
Of such establishment willing until spring mar be
sble 20 do 50 BY applying tins Office,
l7-d4t
The daily union., 1852-08-19
sale To-Day.
BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionee

BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
posITIvE SALE OF wHIsKEY TO COVER ADVANCES
On Thursday aernoon 18th instant O'clock in front
of the shall sell 81 barrels Monong
whiskey, without reserve.
Terms MONTHS notes sadaetoriy
endorsed, bearing interest.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Aug ls-d Auctoneer
The daily union., 1852-08-19
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1859.

After the reading of the Journal
Mr.. STUART asked leave TO move to take from the
Speakers table the Senate bill 10 confirm the title OF the
State OF Michigan TO certain saline lands therein for inn
mediate action; but
MIR LETCHER insisted on the regular order Of busi.
ness,
When the SPEAKER announced the first business in
order TO be the further consideration of the bill declaring
the Wheeling bridges lawful structures
ME CURTIS, who was entitled to the floor then con-
cuded his speech against the bill commenced the day
Mr. NEWTON also addressed the House in favor Of
the bill
Mr.. WALSH and Mr.. FOWLER then gave notice of
their intention TO publish what they had desired to say
concerning this bill
Mr.. STUART next demanded the previous question ;
which being seconded by the House. and the main ques-
ton being ordered,
Mr., OLDS who reported the bill, then proceeded TO
close the debate by speech in its favor Before he con-
cluded, the morning hour expired; when
Mr., HOUSTON moved to go into Committee of the
Whole on the state OF the Union
Mr.. ii before the question that motion was put
called up his resolution 10 close the debate in Committee
OF the Whole the state of the Union on The naval ap-
preparation bill in half an hour after it should be again
taken upn Committee of the Whole on the state OF the
Union +; which being agreed to,
Mr.. STANTON, OF kentucky, demanded The yeas and
nays on the motion TO go into Committee OF the Whole
the state Of the Union which not being ordered that
motion prevailed.
And Mr.. FIcKLN being called to the chair, the naval
appropriation bill was again taken up and the commit
tee were addressed by MIR. SHELTON for half an
hour
The committee then proceeded 10 consider various
amendments to this bill which were discussed in five
minutes speeches by Messrs. HOUSTON, STANTON of
ENCE, SWEETSER, TAYLOR, SACKETT. DEAN,
G0ODENOW, JOHNSON OF Tennessee, POLK, BO-
COCK, STUART BAYLY of Virginia, STEVENS Of
PENNSYLVANIA, STANTON of Ohio, WALSH, JOHN.
son OF Arkansas and others.
Without dlsposlng OF the bill, the committee rose,
And the House adjourned.
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TIRE K.
DISPOSITIONS TRANSFORMS.

Art. 142-La Constitution de mil-huit-cent-qu.
raute.cinq est remplacee par la presente Conshtu
ton Atm qu'ee soft mise en- vigueur, II est decfs's
ce qui suit r.. -.
es ooarsu,ss toutes les reclanations ct ous les
contra,s, tant des indiydus que des corporations,
ains que toutes les lois vigueur au moment de Ia
doption de ce.te Coast ct qu sont pas CON
traires, res,eront en- force comme 81 cets Cohsstu
ton n'eut pas Gte adoptee
Art. iA-Afn quill ne resulte aucnn prejudice
pour lie service public de la mise sn ygueur de cette
Constitution, ancun service ne sera lntefEompn, 81
les lois de Etst relatives aux devora des dVefs Of
iciers executs, judciares ct mlaiFes Testerons On
p!eine vigueur, bien que confaIfe1 care 'hst-t
lion Les divers officers de I Etat fempiront leurs
devoirs respec.fs coaormenent aux lois eHisfantes
| iusau'a Reorganization du golvernenent cree per
cette Constitution etjusqua Finsia!lation des OIL
cers qui seront NOMINEES SOUS lie nouveau gouyefne-
ment.
| AT. t45-Ies nominations dependant en- vertn de
cette Constitution, dn pouvor eaecutif seront faItes
par lie gouverneur qui sera elu sous fempife de Ia
| dite Constitution.
Art i.6-La Legislature devra pourvoir au trans
fert de toutes les presentement penda tes
deyant la Cour Supreme ct les autres Cours de Eat
sous l'ensire de la Constitution de 1915. dams les
cours creees ra cette Constitution on quI lie seront en-
vertu de quelque-unes de ses dispositions
Art 147-La periodic de service de tous les off
cers NOMINEES par lie peuple a la premiere election
qu aura lieu sous len1plte de cette constitution, et
pirera CONNIE 81 election avail. etc tenue lie Ter innd
de Novernbre 1851 ct que officers eussent COM
mence exercer leurs fonctions a lepoaue qui vien
datre ndiquee Les Senator'S de la premiere c'as,e
designes dams Particle H. conserveFont euf uanda
iusqu a la c6lure des elections generates au mos d
novembre 1853; cenx de la seconde casse ezefeston
leu fonctons iusqn'a la c6ture des elections gene
rales en- novembre 1855.
Art. i4s-La premiere election DIES JUICES de
Cour Supreme aura lieu lie premier unal d avril pre-
chain ls53) ct lis entreront en- fonctions lie premle
lund de mai 1858.
Art 149 = La premiere pdrode de service de L
Avocats de District ct DIES Grrfiers drs Cours lnit
ripures oui doivent etre etables vertu de Get.
Constitution ra regIee dapres la periode de seryic
du premier Gonveneur, de sorte tune nouvese eet
ton pour la designation de ces officers aura lieu
premier undi de novembre 1850.