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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11


A UsTRALIA.--AGNEw 4 co. COMMISSION MER
a 0hinss and Importers Melbourne Port Philip Ans
philadelphia; Blaring Mckee, Baltimore; MAnse White
ace, New Orcans Fisher Agnsw, Columbia, g. O.; John
". Quincy. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

TOR LIvERPooI@mSTEAMsHIPA NDEs.sE MOO.
sail British and North American Royal Steam
Packet Companys dock At Jersey City Saturday
Of December Passage for first GLASS only
for whom there excellent $780, including
provisions and stewards fee but without wines liquors.
which can be obtained ON board Freight taken at
rates. Apply 70 x. CUNARD, No. 4,Bowlng Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

WASHINGTON CIRCUS, CORNER OF THIRTY
w ninth street and Sixth avenue.-Aoore, Thompson
Manu. Propr1etors.
NEW ORGANIZATION.
This popular establishment is open fora
SHORT FALL SEASON
night with company embracing among the number
the
MOST TALENTED PEDESTRIANS AND GYMNAsTs
In the country.
A Grand Performance every Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon, at 5 o'clock.
Doors open at Il performance commences at TX O'Clock
Adnigsion TO al pnrtg of the house. Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

GHALLENcE TO THE HlPPoDa -THE PRO-
~ prieors Of the Hppodrome received Saturday the
following ommsnication from young LADY appears
ambitious Of distinguishn herself in the art Of
ship
SPRIAGrIrLp, Mass, Nov. g. 1853.
To MANAGERS TRAvC,N - HIPPaDRonE-
Gents Il see by the heading Of your bills that young lady
amateur in horsem snshp to appear the step chase
the Hppodrome in competition with the French riders As
have prstensiors in that way you will allo
IL of track to tce horse hour
morning. for thr day and will make the prize
tending for will undertake to ride horse faster
him further and jump him higher any you produce
either native foreign At time within week from
this date. Yours, very respectfully,
To which challenge the Manager of the uippodr ome
promptly replied as follows
Miss ---:-I have the honor to acknowledge tho
receipt dated Sd inst and cheeruy
your proposal of entering horse in competition for the
In Il stcepe chase 1T will suit your convenience,
will Monday the 18th Of November for the match to
and viii IN the meanwhile place at your service
the of the Hppodrome fr praccng horse
hour in the forenoon will please to dessnste The
prize for the successful competitor will be splendid riding
habit ameots TO be selected the winner
Yours, and very truly, HENRI FRANCONL
DANvARD'S HOLY LAND, AT THE GEORAMA, SOC
ID Broadway, exhibited every evening III and Wsdnss.
day and Saturday afternoons 81 O'Clock Admission q
cent Front ~
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II Fourteenth street-Madame Dubreul Ferrcro and Ed
M hs naO. nnE
ali times during the Young ladies and maserf
olasse Wednesdays Saturdays Mondays and Thursdays
At 81 p. M gentemen's evening GLASS; Tuesdays and FRI
days At p. M on Saturday evening at ~ n, olass
for practising Private lessons and GLASSES In families and
schools sorees even usual Several dances
And quadrilles will be introduced during the season
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Is CENTS Mr. DEMP.
L. STER's first Ballad Entertainment will be given
both old sad new viz The Rainy Day Some Things
Loye Mel" John Andersen NY Jot Lonely Auld Wife,
me LOVE-, The Earring ., The Doo.o Dying Child
Duncan Gray" "The May Qnsen" In three parts In
order TO All who desire TO attend price Of
admission 10 placed At - cents Bosks 2k TO
menee At O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTATkn
Nah sseanorn-The alps comprising this line the
following
AILANTlO 90 . . sChpta!n e0A
EaSHlO OsPeeh Nyo
80 80 80 ....'CaPssm LUCE.
Pbsss .hins h:,: Sssn ba ~ ccntrss sanse,IIv 70,
servioe every has been takon IN their
rucon In ther engines 70 insure strength and Speed
snd their or passengers uaequaed fss
Prices Of passage from New Fork 70 Iavsrpoo-In nrss
sse state room, $3.50.
From Liverpool 70 New York $50 and So.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship,
10 bexths secured I'll paid for.
PROPOSED DATES ZOE SAILING.
From New York. From Liverpool.
1Ascrday, Oo& D.. 1853 Wednesday Nov iNH
s..u.s.y' Nov e.. ~! Wsdus:d.y Nov Iss:
sssurdsy Dec !o.. 1873 Msanssday Dec .Isss
saturday,, Doc H.. 1853 "Wednesday Deo a. -. .ls@
gos freight OF passage apply 70
EDWARD x. COLLINS, 4 CO., No. Is Wan stre<t.
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO., Liverpool
JOHN MONROE CO.. No. s. Kus Motrs Dame aes
GEORGE d. DRAPER HAvrA
fhs ofthese sh!ps will goiA
silver bullion specie ewelr precious .ssnes metas
unless bs aang signed therefor there
OF shorein expressed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

nANCIN0 ACADEhY.-A. OHERARDI BEGs TO IN
~ form his patrons and the public that he will reopen
ooursc of instructions In Glasses At his rooms No
FOURTH Avenu opposite Clarendon House, Saturday Oot
Esdaaosa.ys and sesurd.ys * dsntensn's ol.ssse
lies will also be given and GLASSES attended 70 in schools and
aoademes All comm unicatons addressed 10 SgnoI a. WIN
be promptly attended 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

7 IsT OF l0nn co GIFTS
IL To be presented to the Patrons Of
PERTAINS SEVEN MILE MIRROR
Ofhe Lakes Niagara Falls ST. Lawrence and Sgauay rivers
HcApsIY EAII' IS. asaa 1870 -
GIFT TICKETS ONLY ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Each Ticket admitting four all once differ
ent times to the Exhibitions and emitting the holder one
share in the following
IT 600 GIFTS
~, -. THE ZEE. SEVEN a.S,1 NILE s MIRROR ITSELF
Splendid FARM NEAR BEVERLY NJ j.
Containing 40 acres, in high state of ouva with
dwelling, barn and other outhouses, worth $24,OOo
TIE CELE GRATED TROTTING HORSE TELEGRAPH
who can trot mile in 200 worth 81 500.
TEN PIANOS,
mostly T. Gilbert Co.'s celebrated oans each worth
from $500 TO $780, Specimens to be al H. Waters 3
Broadway.
80 Go Watches, worth $50 to 500. .
100 Pens and Cases, worth IS each ..,. $500
1000 :" Pencis, worth So each .............. 5000
100 Orders for Hats, ION Genin, celebrated Broad.
90 way hssterJ $3.50. ................ W
1900 Gold Pens III each. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
10000 Engravngs, valued at IS oents each. .. 10000
bS7N Hand Boohs describing the Seven Mile Mirror 6O99
''0''' WV ONE GIFT fo4 Every ;TriCKEr. - '"'''
In order to insure perfect fair and satsfactory par.
tition, the shareholders will meet together at
METROPOLITAN HALL,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, 10TH INST.
10 decide the mode time and place Of the distribution
and select from their number committee, under whose
supervision the distribution will take place.
Now IS THE TIME TO Buy TIoxErs
OFFICE, ACADEMY HALL. 663 BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

1NERRER0'S DANCING ACADEMY SO WEST FOUR
teenth street. conducted by Madame Dubreul
and Edward ladies' and masters' Glasses
81 Nj gentlemens evening class Tuesdays and Fridays
a7h NJ Private lessons schools and classes families
attended. N. B-Pupils can enter At any time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

~~~~~~~>~>~~>~>~~~~~>~>
of all the shapes in the exhibition manufactured With
the greatest every variety Of fur from choice skins
selling BY the subscriber Al moderate prises Also
splendid designs In rich velvet ooaks trimmed
with Russian sable Hudson Bay sable royal ermins sable
the slyery pumsss Of The ebe from the lake Of
respectfully invited to Wow these very beautiful
tions preparatory to their themselves with fur
skin importer S2S Several q stuffed ssbl
Ists which arrived TOO late for the Crystal PAIaoe
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

A PARTNER WANTED IN THE SECOND HAM
IA furniture businessA person who has suitable store
and in good location with first rate connection
part, with little capital to extend his business Full
particulars can be ascetaned by addressing PartD He
raid office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

quay formerly known "a the steamer Roger Williams
She about 400 tons burthen coppered and copper fastened
would suit for the Lake. Texas Florida trade Her hull
boilers and engines in nrst rate order terms and
conditions Of ysale apply TO WILLIAM MURE, New or
leans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

A CARD WE, THE UNDERsIGNED MEMBERS OF
IA the original Chrrstys Mnstrels having informed
that slAnderous reports have been
TO the dsparagement Of Mr. Edwin p Chrsty regard
welfare we all feel kindly Interested for leaving this
tended to the said George Harrington NEST kind and liberal
treatment and during h dangerous nss
to him all that manbr friend could be insush And
also know from written Documents and
received from Christy for hsown and purposes
since the first day of Feb 1851 10 the time Of his With
draws from the company periodic two years and eight
months he Of nineteen thousand six hundred and eighty
dollars $96SO) We make the above statement Of faots
without solicitation the part of MT Ed win Christy our
motive being other than performing Justice ouy
parts towards manager In whole employ many Of a.
have been for past and whose kin and oraty
Ia proverbial among those acquainted with him
Karl IA. Pierce, Lewis Mairs
John VIM. Rea, d. Mallory.
Thomas Vaughn, Aug. Vaas,
John D. Donniker, Philip b lssacs,
Thomas Christian, T. Simrsnn
Napoleon W. Gould, ED. CROWEII,. TreAsurer
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INSTRUCTION.


GERMAN LADY, WHO SPEAKS FOUR LAM
n and who has been teacher for several years.
wishes situation as verness Can be seen at Mr. Wap
ing's, No. 10 Elizabeth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

TNs1KUCTIoN.-A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO ENTER
into ARRANGEMENT with highly respectable family to
Lessons the Italian and French
for partial board He will give the most
Dress G. A. l., Herald office.
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nNE OF THE MOST PROFITS ABLE EXHIBITIONS
~ In the wordsworth ~ ,0OO
PERHAHS SEVEN NILE kIRROR
ACADEMY HALL, 66s BROADWAY,
70 70 DO Owen away TO of the
10000 HOLDERS OF his GIFT TICxETA
shoh cost but dollar each, and be had the
OTFICE, ACADEMY HALL, cas- BROADWAY
Exhibitions every Afternoon and evening ~ aal n
psloAk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

dor NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
D United States Mail line.-Ths steamship ROANOKE
CAPTAIN Cayendy leaves every Tuesday, ana ths
from pier Is North river The for passen
gers by these ships unsurpassed For freight apply On
hoard and 10 passage to 80 -
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-06-08
DIED.

In this City, on Tuesday morning last. sner severe
and protrscted illness, Mrs. s. bLAkE,s wife Of ReS.
Bennet +. Blake, in the 4s yesr Of her sgc. l gsst
Seldom have We had 70 record the death Of a lady,
whose character has made stronger marx upon the com
muniy and whose demise will be deeply depIesed
Within the immediate circle Of her aequanssSee, abe
loss cannot be repaired ,.,..--,r. ,-i,.is - -.
Possessed Of strong mind and ls,gc share Of COM
sense she discharged the important dstes Of her
station with uncommon energy and ability. -
To The otber social and Christian virtses which %
beautifully sdorn her she brought into suisition
purity of motive 6mness Of purpose. md sinee rity
Of heart, which rarely seen. : z, -
/ As wife, mother. friend, and mistress, tew Asye
understood better the responsibilities which those xrs
imply. ~. =, =
msuy she WAS worthy member Of de MtShodis,
Episcopsl Church, South. ' eos Sis'7 fCsx.
~ City papers please copy. s .s-i. s.s -
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-06-08

The HUMAN VOICE. There are seven distinguish.
ing characters Of voice in men and women. In men
they termed bass, bartone, tenor, robusto full
tenor. and ienor-leggiadro or countertehor. Those
Of women are termed contralio, mezzo-soprano, and
soprano. The compass will be iound TO vary accor-
ding TO the length OF the vocal chords and windppe,
the longest possessing the power of producing The
greatest number Of noles. Thus voice may com.
prise range Of twelve noies, and another Of six
teen, yet both may be Of the same character. Tie
change which occurs in the voice in The decline OF
life, in the result of The osshcalion Of the carages
Of the larynx, and the hardening Of lis ligamenis.
which produce hard and cracked sound.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-06-08
MARRIAGES..

The nup,ial rites. between Mr.. Gro. WAsaixsros
MonpEcAI, the President of the Stale Bank and Miss
MAneanrr, eldest daughter of the late Hon. D. CsH-
eron were solemnized the Csmeron rcsiderce near
this City by the Rev. DIR. Mason Of Christs Church ~
Wednesday, June LIST, at O'Clock, A. N. aseg
On the same day, at the residences of g. w. hitting,
Esq, at O'Clock, p. M, Mr.. C1LLowAr, member Of
the House Of Commons from Ashe County, and Nss
HARnIEr, third daughter of Ise late John stewayt.
Merchant, married by the Rev. Dr. Lsecy Of the
Presbyterian Church. ~ a-ilia b.is ,lCoa.i
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-06-08

Speaking Of Copper, our Western Carolina ex-
changes TEEN with the most glowing accounts Of
the recent discoveries of this metal in that region
Riches are in store for some of Our friends, we trust
Better far than foul proofs-form in pie" copy,
copy "-aud "please discontinues. !" We should
not, however, omit to mention, in this connection,
that large possessions are usually attended with a
multitude of cares whilst poor folks, even, fire.
quently find consolation in addicting themselves
to philosophic contemplation. Not that We should
not be pleased to own mine-we do Lot say that;
but only that not having one, we will endeavor to
main as tranquil as the nature of the case wallow.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-06-08
Sp1R1ruAL1sM VS.. COMMON SENSE. The Spir

SPIRITUALIsM Us. COMMON SENSE. The Spir-
itual HarJinger has the following:
..In the twelfth the gloryof God the Lord Of God,
the Holy Procedure, shall crow the rrib0ns Creator
with perec, disclosive illumination. Then shall the
Creator, in efulgence above The divine scraphnal,
arise into the disclosure in comprehensive Ievolv.
ing galaxy Of supreme Beautitudes." aa
The Cayuga Chief thus responds ,s. ft
g Then shall blockheads in the Jackassical dome
disclosive procedure above the 6red geat leather
fungus of PErER NIP iNIanY.Go, the Goosbeuy
GRADER. rise into dome Of The disclosure Until cos
quail and coextepsise and congomera,ed lumuxes. ia
one comprehensive mux, shsll assnilais into moth.
lng and reyolvs like bobailed passy eat after shs
space wheEe the tail was, $ - ~ .-4ss: x
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-06-08
! remain, Sit, very respectfully yours.
HENRY L. WHITING.
Prof. A. D. BAcHE, Superintendent
u. S. Coast Survey, Washington.

a native Of Glasgow, aged about twenty one years,
has had the fortune, at single bound to place his
name amongst the first living poets of Great Brit
ain. The foreign journals, all, speak Of Mr.. Smith
in terms OF the most unqualified praise, and his
works seem likely to give new impetus to the
poetic genius Of the age. The extracts which we
have seen are truly master pieces, and we shall
treat our readers to some of them in due season. he
has many kinspeople amongst US, Mr.. Smith has,.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-06-08

lV- The Norfolk Herald contains the proceed
ngs OF public meeting of the citizens of that
Town, on the 2sth ult., adopting Resolution rec
0nmending changein the schedule of running
The Raleigh q Castor Railroad mail trains, SO as
70 run the same IN the day time, and to connect
with the Portsmouth and Wilmington trains at
Weldon. This arrangement would we believe, give
satisfaction to this entire community and the wor
Ihy and able President of our Road has recently
pressed its Importance upon the Department at
Washington, but SO far without avail. We trust
mat the committee appointed on behalf of the
e''zens Of Norfolk to go on to Washington, may be
more successful in opening to the travelling public
The facilities so much desired.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-06-08

E1 The jury in the Gardiner case has been
.s.la'sed. not being able to agree-nine for ac-
anu three for conviction, it is said 1t is re-
''eu ~ oy the " ashington correspondents that new
commissioners .sm have been sent to Mexico to obtain
'odluonal testimony for the prosecution.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-06-08
THE STANDARD.
RALEIGH, SATURDAY, JUNE 4. 1853

MT The returns of the recent elections in Viz
ginia come in slowly but enough is known to
Justify the belief that the Democrats have carried
every Congressional District in the State. Apro-
DOS of this result, the friends of the last Register
seem to think that paper has got itself ito sort
Of difficulty about Virginia Legislation. 1t claims
to have made the discovery that the last Legsls-
tire (of Virginia. so gerrymandered the State, as
to secure to themselves the schole Congressional
| delegation by large majorities. Now we, who
have assumed the temporary control OF this journal,
tass no objection to its being understood that the
Editor is of OH Commencement spree at this
time-in other words, he is at College; and, there
fore It is natura! that we should feel some little
embarrassment on the present occasion. But the
responsibility is upon us, and the crisis must be
met at once; or, as Oliver Cromwell used to say,
the payment mus: be made, though no pitch is
hot. With this impression Of cur duty, we deny
| the fact, that By gerrymandering the said Legis-
lature secured to themselves the whole delegation
by large majorites. 1t is out Of the question. 1t
is utterly impossible that the Legislature could
have done any such thing. No gerrymander under
| the heavens could hit mark so far off, No ger
rymanGer ever attempted such visionary adven-
ture. Let the Register look at the subject geogra-
phically, as we'll as politically. See the Scott loss
in old Loudon and away up above Greenbrier, and
then ask itself the solemn question, if gerryman
der is not always content with simple substantial
majority! AND if ever, since the days Of Peter
the Hermit, that animal has been found so ambi-
tous to claim +" the whole, and each respective
part, not only by majoritics, but by larye" ma
jorities". The "whole is inpracticable enough
in all conscience but if you fling in the additional
wonder Of large majoritics," the proposition is
shocking and monstrous. We leave our neighbor
to ponder this NATTER and see if he cannot assign
some more plausible reason for Wing minorities"
and we would wind up, by respectfully demanding
that he shall promptly explain or take back the
assertion. Now, see if he does it?
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-06-08

pied 70 the sling Of a wasp OF bee. viii stop the
pain in one moment, and prevent it from swelling.
i and see. Iiis sare remedy for rattle snake
bites, # applied ima.edaseiy. Be sure and rsmem-
bel IT, 81
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-06-08

NJ ~ Col. Benton is stumping it for Senator in
.' soa''-the main staple Of his chances being the
0'a''0n OF the Pacific Rail Road, he declining,
s"e'er' on no occasion, an invitation for private
hanging or personal quarrel.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-06-08

re We have not been furnished with the pro-
eedings of the State Agricultural Society, recent
assembled in this City, but we have been graft
fed to learn that its deliberations were characteri-
Eed by the best possible spirit. Action was taken
the proposition of the Commissioners of Raleigh
provide accommodations for the holding of State
Fairs in this City, and committee was appointed
to select lot for that purpose, in $4,000 shall
be raised by private subscription like amount
to be contributed by this City. This is a subject
Of deep practical concern to the farmers of Wake
County, and they will doubtless take hold of it
with activity and zeal. But the aims of this asso-
e'aton and the proposed policy of Stat. Fairs are
by no means local. Every section in North Caro-
lima has an important stake in them, and will, we
trust lend real help for thei. success As they
have been in other States around us, SO here will
they be, the means of bringing together our plan
terS from distant sections, thereby stimulating their
esprit de corps as class of citizens-the largest
and most influential class in the State They will
develop new facts and new theories in agricultur.
al pursuits; excite emulation and County pride
afford opportunities for comparison of views; en-
courage and facilitate the trial of experiments
and test and make certain experiments already
tired; and in a word, the work will be speedily
followed, as surely as the day follows the night, by
marked, substantial and enlightened improvement:
IN our general system of agriculture. Let US ther
together greet this purpling dawn of better things
and join in the hope of soon seeing the risen sur
above the horizon
, 1853-10-15
FORT GAMBLE SHIFTING EEroRr

Aui we'd.
To~nsend.
sehr. Clooichman, Hamilton, Olympia.
cnI. Mary Dunn, hcNeBr Toando river.
0-Schr CyuOsure, Fowler, Fishing cruise.
Sailed.
yet 9-Schr Mary Dunn, McNeor, Steilacoom
~ y. steamer Active, Ahien. Nieilicrom
a-Schr y p fost-r Ecllrr S'n Fpnrieco.
,,, "n 1000 feet of rilrs. 10 .f' # wool and %
, 1853-10-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF PORT TOWNSEND.

ARRIVED.
Sept. 23-Sehr Cynosuro, Fowler, Port Gam
lie.
%-ShiP Sarah Parker, Garjncr San Fran.
cisco.
Oct. 2-U. S. Steamer Active, Alden, Victoria
SAILED.
sept. 24-schr Cynosure, Fowler, Fishing
cusise
S-Ship Sarah Parker, Gardiner, Foil Discoy
cry.
Oct 4-U. S. Steamer Active, Alden, Port
Gamble.
, 1853-10-15

NEBRASKA TERRlToRY.-The Washing
Ion Star thinks The emigration going on into
The Indian Territory Of Nebraska, is likely
10 prove one ol the mosl difficult and embar-
rassing Questions with which the new ad.
mlnlsIration is 10 be confronted II says
Western journals report that in spite of the
eioris Of The United States authorities in
that quarter, emigrants are pouring over the
line Inlo Nebraska Territory, under The as
nranee Of Col Benton, the Hon. Mr. Hall
and others, that they cannot be legally re-
moved BY the troops. We have no idea
llal the Departments of the Interior and
War can submit TO have their Jurisdiction
10 this case sci al nought, without virtually
abandoning all prctence Of authority for the
government Of the Far West.