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probably derived from military contributions, the Cali
forna civil fund He says The real excess is
The most material error to which thus led was ~ stating the
for the proper IN the fiscal year ending
June, 1871 at 1906 per man II should have been ss1o
| per man.. TN III
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES. 1t 4
Passed at the First Session Of the second Con-
as,, gress Of the Jpited STATES Of Aaaerica. i \.
..,,.asssi.. [PusIIc AoT-No. Is. r.. les5 sysi
Az All concerning the of the courts of the Uni
ted States u the District Of Delaware s,ss ssi7
ns enacted ty tas Senate and House of Representatives
q Ms 1nasa Stas Of Assr;es Congress assembled, That
Delaware. shall hereafter be held at New Castle in the
said district and there shall be two regular terms of the
circuit Court Of the United States for the said district
winch shall commence on the third Tuesday in june and
tne third Tuesday IN October this and every year here
after and four regular terms Of the District Court
uesa s9 ID 5t the second TUESDAY
the second Tuesday in September and the second Tues
day in January hereafter. tA I9
Sec 2 lind Be further enacted That the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for said district and the records
Of said Court shall be kept Wilmington or New Castle
in the said district may be directed by an order in
writing made by the judges Of the said Circuit Court in
term vacation and entered upon the records thereof
and that the Office Of the Clerk Of the said District Court
and the records thereof shall be kept either of the
places may directed by the Judge Of the said District
Court by order made in term vacation and entered
upon the records thereof 4 f4t.l ~
Sec. g. And Be il further enacted That no process is
sued proceedings pending in either Of the said courts
shall be avoided impaired by this change of the time
and place Of holding the said courts but all process bail
bonds recognizances returnabie at the term Of
either Of the said courts shall be reurnabe and returned
to the term of said courts respectively next held accord
ing to this act in the if made return
able on the face thereof and shall have full effect accord
ingly and all contnuances may be made to conform to
the provisions Of this act [Approved May 10 1852.
$3.50 [PuBLIc REsoLuTIos--No. 81
A RESOLUTION authorizing the purchase of. the ninth
volume of the Laws of the United States. II @
Resorsd 6y the Senate and House of Representatives OF
the United States of Anslca Congress assembled That
the Secretary of State in compliance with his request
made to the Committee the Judiciary be authorized to
purchase of the publishers of the Statutes at Large
thousand copies of volume nine of said Statutes at Large
just published and cause the same to be distributed
the first eight volumes distributed by order of
Congress- under the act Of August eighth eighteen hun
bred and forty-sx [Approyed, May 10, 1852.
III lPuBLIo REsoLuTIoN-No. 81 21sAn9
RESOLUTION granting the right Of way to the Fay
etteyille and Central Plank Road
Res9lrsd By ne Senate and House Of Rrsentatpes q The
United States Of America Congress dsemJlsd That the
right OF way not exceeding forty feet in width through
the public land of the United States Fayetteville North
Carolina which at present not improved be and the
same hereby granted to the Fayetteville and Central
Plank Road: Proridd That in the opinion Of the Pre-
sident of the United States said grant be injurious to
the public interests: lind prorided further That IL the
said road be not completed in two years. or if at any
time after its completion the said road be discontinued or
abandoned, the grant hereby made shall cease and de-
terrnine Improved, May 10, 1852.
COUNCIL OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The first session of the National Council Of the Catholic
Church was held Sunday morning. in the Cathedral in
Baltimore 1t composed of nearly all the archbishops
and bishops constituting the hierarchy Of the Catholic
Church in America who assembled at the episcopal resi-
dence Of Archbishop KESRIcK, Of Baltimore and forming
into procession moved from thence to the Cathedral e
cored by the Young Catholics Friend Association sa4
On their way they chaned several sacred chants and
the procession entered the Cathedral the choir accom-
panied by the Germania Musical Association performed
sacred march which had been arranged the
The procession moved slowly forward till within the rail
ngs OF the altar, where the clergy were seated The
members Of the Young Catholics Friend Association then
took their stations in different parts of the house, and Mt
tended to the maintenance oforderT 4JS uEiysso bas
Grand Mass was performed, Archbishop Kenrick of
baltimore acting ceiebrant and the choir under the
leadership of ID. Gegan, Esq., performed Mozarts Granh
Mass one Of the most splendid predictions Of that cele
DRAFTED composer. After the ceremonies were finished
Archbishop Hughes, Of New York, ascended the pulpit
and addressed the congregation His was from the
10Th chapter OF St. john the subject Of the discourse be-
ing the necessity Of the unity and authorityof the Church
His remarks were powerfully eloquent and nbouninQ In
argument lie was occupied about hour and half in
its delivery and when he had concluded the usual cere
mony Of closing performed and the lbs,
missed by the Most Rev. Archbishop Kenriek of aff;
more, with the benedicton. -fg So I-,'s--- -
The priests arrayed in cdssabes and the t.hnns
and archbshops IN coss and me There are ten al fer
ent orders represented IN the Council wearing rop. and
priest wearing the habit of his order There ara six
archbishops and bishops together with nbout
fifty theoogians in attendance The Rt Rev de ST. Pa
las of Vncennes sin Europe ecclesiastical business
which has prevented him from attending the Council
The Council will be in session several DAYS ami pno
sessions viii be held next Thursday and SUNDAY
mornings. tfae1 81 itset : az : ilE ~ g-T17'
During the opening ceremonies Of the Council. which
took place after the sermon the following were the officers
announced: Bishop Chanche, Of Natchea Rev r. LILO
mine, Of Baltimore, Promoters; Rev. Dr.. Lynch, OF
charleston, Rev T. Foley Of Baltimore Secretaries Dr.
b. pamphoux, Of Baltimore Notary; Rev. Mr. Goesbr-
and Of Cleveland, Mr. Deugherty of Baltimore semina
ran Chanters; Rev. Mr. Borando, Of Emmittsbirp Mas
Ter Of Ceremonies Heads Of the following orders were
present Jeuits Augustinians Domnicans Pranciscnns
La.arsts Kedemptorsts, Supitans, oblates and Trap
Inc Cathedral very much crowded during the SER
VICE ana great many persons who had assembled to
Nthsss the ceremonies unable obtain admission
E.tfet sf1 ~ Baitiarore American.
Z "fouR BY HosoRs.v--Edwin Smith of DAYTON. Ohio
ns peen appointed BY the Governor, Aid with the rank
~ .otonel Commissioner Of the new State House
~ the Northern and Southern Iunatic Asynms
pireceor OF the Ohio Lunatic Asylum An Ohio paper
Styles TINS taking four BY honors 81 ft9E tti IL.