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MILLINERY.

NEW SPRING EIiLLLNEEsY, No. 22o
{~+<gS Camp street, corner Of Julia.
EEs;~ MRS, MCEN4tNY respectfully informs the ladies
G~ that She has received large and elegant assortment Of
Ladies' and Misses Fancy Lace, Hair, Gimp Diamond anu
English
Misses Lcghorn, Straw aud Lace FLATS; Boys HATS and
CAPS. s@
Also
large assortment of Flowers Ribbons Lace Wells Embro
dcred Fiet Gloves ard 3ts White Kid Gloves EmbrOieric
Pnrasos etc, which will be opened on Monday, 18th inst
Country orders punctunlly attended 10. " eo5 tMyl7
,t SaA LADIES, OUR OPENING DAY. xtTrA
Mia. Mrs. &. W. ROPER, No. lG5 Poydrus, be ESp
sAS,I Caonlelc and jarOnle streets, bcss *
aE5S leave inform the Ladies that she is just opening
RICH MILLINERY GOODS,
Satin and Plush Bonncs
Ribbons,
Feathers,
Flowers
Dress Trimmings, etc.
Which Mrs respectfully invites the ladies and the country
buyers to call and examine. nl26m
.o4 IN WINTER OPENING OF RICH ON
Nst%kA MILII.INERY.-MRS. PECK date Jclirrs Ss34Y
corner of Camp and Jnln Streets bess respect *
fully to inform her customers, and ladies in general
that She has just received large invoice of FRENCH HATS
Tuesday November 9TH 1856 and soc their
before purchasing elsewhere
Also
A large and eiegtn assortment of DRESS TRIMMINGS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS Wells, GLOVES etc. all of which
will be sold At low prices.
G- Dess-lnakn superintendent by Mrs PECK herself is
guarantee that ladies depend every attention will be paid
Fashion: InsLs anil Slye n243m
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T'IIE IIAI.1iDAy yyIyD-su11I.-v,,

IuiE HAI.AADAY WINDMILL. OF
liis most scientific, able and experienced aud en-
greIa ~ the United States Machine and
pronounced OF the most beautiful and useful
modern date.
BY simple yet ingenious device the gale increases in Sc.
which they set for gentle breeze present
resistance to the wind ILL., when the tempest raging its
height iitt Is presented TO its the thin edges.
the fury u the le ahacs the gradually
lAl position. Something Of this kind for changing the poSi.
ton OF Tie sails is what mechanics have long sought for in
vain
The speed &C the wind wheel not increased by powerful
storm OF wind for is MS fully under the control of regulator
as is wheel steam engine. If this Mill he well put
gcther.
The only why the wind for ages past has
Sersnly used motive power is well be want
selt-regh!ans machine. In heavy gales the wind wheel
constructed either Frustrated in hopeless ruin
feE3Hed with such rnpity TO heat md chaie, greatly
10 the INJURY OF kind OF gearing attached besides bad
weather requiring the constant and anxiety of the
lection That possibly he urged is the Inconsistency Ct
wind This is compensated for by the fact that it requires
outlay or expense 10 the wind engneno tend
inel 10 iced it, with steam power The mill is
tlhle day night be moved by the any Of
ut compass II will fill large tanks ponds, that be
drlnS the intervals of the winds blowing if the of
MILL pumps and reservoir in proportion the quantities of
water required there is certainty of having
through the year For railroad stations sugar and cotton
Plantations such continuance uncquaed both for pumping
wafer and grinding onanented fountains A small
sized MILL with moderate wind will gallons wa;
Ter and grind five bushels OF corn hour For further nfor
nation, or orders address
S. II GILMAN, 81 Nachez street, New Orleans
e-i"laWNNly Sole Agent for the Southern States,
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MUSIC TEACHING.

ongy,, INSTRUCTION I'm VOCAL MUSIC
ERTAE THOMAS j. MARTIN of the oldest instructors in
$ this city, will give Lessons iii this accomplishment to
Is Ladies' Gentlemen. His ability is too well known to
require Recommendation, So
Roy Orders left with ?. WERLElN No. 8 Camp street
will meet with attention. o9tf
uasssu MRS. CAMPBELL. TEACHER. OF MUSIC
S#==#==557s gives LESSONS ON TuEPiANo AND GUITAR
k$aRT No. 50 Heviu street. n3S.Terns--S5 per month";
twelve Lessons LCTUR RES at 22 Constance street
week. tGl0ly
DIAMO VfI CEIING1.-A. r. CHANDLER informs tia
L public that he isnow ready give Lessons the Piano.
either Mt his residence or Mt that Of his pupil.
IA peculiar method for teaching children
Residence Orange street. between Camp street and Coliseum
Place.
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II EMOVED.-W. *. F. FRYER. INDIAN DOCTOR
II has permanently located his Medical and Consultation Of
nee No b Old evee street between Barracks and Espnade
streets, opposite the T. s. Mint All city and country orders
enclosing - post paid will be puncuay attended TO- and med
Of postage. - 'o mail iileo
No 2tfce hours from O'Clock A. NJ ill O'Clock PM
N.E-po nat mistake my number AMI address, ostf
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. 81 Camp acknowledgements
ted under Act of the Legislature on 18th March, 1855.
The office Of the Institution will be for the reception
and on Saturday evenings from 5 TO 5 O'Clock.
Deposits of One Dollar and upwards will be received
The employment of the funds is strictly limited
Incorporation to the Public Debts of the United States
State of Louisiana, and Of the City Of New Orleans
Loans mortgage of unencumbcred and mpoved Real
Estate within the limits of the city of New Orleans
ing 50 per cent of tile appraised cash value
Loans upon pledge Of the Stock of the incorporated
New Orleans exceeding 60 of the market value
All Interest Profit derived from the employment Of the
funds is 10 be distributed semannuuy among the Deposors
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow any the funds
receive any pay elnolument whatever
Certificates of deposits, having interest agreed
upo will be issued for less than $1,000 deposited
specified time.
TRUSTEES.
George Erstis, \. d. Kelly, William Vogel,
N. Mercer, Geo Urquhart, r. B. Sumner
G. c. Duncan A. Heine, George Jonas,
Wilhelmus Bogart, z. N. Wood, Thos A. Clark,
Thos. A. Adams L. A. Bradford d. D. Wthcrs.
WV. MERCER President.
A. d. KELLY }
WIN. VOGEI, Vice Presidents.
Il. B. SUMNER, y
d. D. WlTHERS Treasurer.
N B-Cepes of the Act of Incorporation and can
be obtained the office a2Sly
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j GU RN AL.
plTAYoaA1.rY OF NRW ORLEANS

SGoMMoNHCoUNCIL.
$s8s City Of New O rleanss February 30, 1856. ]
mo. 2624l
Resolred, That the Comptroller warrant on the Treas
rfor the payment of theStol! owing hills: 4g59
Clerk of the supreme Court costs in ease OF =,
city US. outheTn Bank,i,. "
III nv. o. Bee, advertising as follows: ReGorder5
ss45EE inst District, notice of assess menl ~
Recorder Second District, notice ii asa,
pToclana,ion 81 Mayor, closing Coffee .. =.
" = $500 170 90
s ID. Johnson, binding thirteen volumes neWspa-
pers and one volume Acts Of Louisiana ior q =
MayoEs M 91ll' e. metienes :appled d police "
MAJ 7 Is 70 Dac 4os 50
II Guviler, Notary r nbcs for cory Of contract 5 -
5of lale Municipality No. with y Ohm Thorn oO
Wharingsr Flrs1 District roll Of laborers for
VIM sah Hopsihs doors and locks in
R,sSIss ar tsve psit blankets for
police tipn, Second District, Jan. s6, '56,
sa at s4 40 81
Creole oalas, subscription Mayors ofice) 10
psss siasdss Co. IS pair blankets for
vyoIksH ouses purchased Jan. %, 1855. y. rs s.
Cornelius Crowley for fishing materials and rs
running raining machines in First and
Fourth District January, 1855. 466 O.
s. Meilleur, periatendent Insane Asylum
III Keeping insane for January, &c.. Sl94 06
ssS$ Petty expenses for anuary, $50. 10
sss q - ssa 1t
8#6Easte Leoner, salary Assistant Superin,en-y
dent Insane Asylum for January, '56 AS OF
Orphans pay roll for January, 1856 22l zoG
y. Naure Co, bill Of sundries for Third Dis #
trct lookup in September, 1856 ........... 25 90
Orleanan, for the following advertising: Sher-
if y notice 81 election, Dec. 80, 1854, S35 do
ices annual repoTt. ssS 1873 co
Commercial Water Works, for placing fire. plugs
and pipe at Vegetable Market, s econd Dis u
trict, January Il, 49, and fDr3 pairs 36l 6V
Paul Gene 10 date as. 4. ISL 90
Surveyors Department roll for Jan, 80. 935 81
tStreet& Commissioners Department pay roll s
for January, I. 1867 25
IS. P.Auehhluy, salary as Sec rotary Commits IN
tees oil Finance, 10 Jan. 60 1856 1a5 90
E; Pianchard, keeper of police Jail, keeping i
saves#for January, 49, SA29 80; salary as
s keeper, for January, S5Ois petty expenses for
January, sss3 qo2 10
Ohm Forshee, Goroner, for holding 90 inquesIs
January, '56, at $40. 700 90
u. B. Slawson y Co., lending and keeping in
repair The bridge across Canal Carondeet,
three months, at $50 33100 per month: $50 o6
[Sgned] s8, e. Y. TRACY,
President B oard Of Assistant "A ldermen.
TSigned] ~. p. BAILEY,
a$S ts$ President pro TEN. Board Aldermen.
Fl Approved February 23s 1856. y
sfsa6 NJ [signedl ne JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
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I. WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines, which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers proprieto lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. l5l amp q Charrcs
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FRENCH LANGUAGE and LITERATURE.
LEON LAtGRlN, lately Lawyer at the Bar of Paris
now Professor Of the French Language and French Literature
in the University of Louisiana.
30 French class for gentlemen o'clock every evening,
his Office University Buildings of Baronne and Com
streets. no36 Bin
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TlMONIAI4S like the following reaching the pr0prc
continually, cNtoin the efficacy Of e. A. FAHNfSTOGk'S
FEEMIFEGE and bearing witness in favor Of its curative pow
lie with confidence there aever preparation
possessing such extraordinary powers cxpel
AUSTIN, TEXAS Feb q, 1859.
MessrS. b. 4, FaInrStnck Il Co, Fittsbnrg. Pa.
Gentlemen Duriug the years that have been selling
Your celebrated Fcrmuge have witnessed its efficacy
rclng with satisfaction. 1t will certainly expr such If
there he in the system As druggist take pleasure in
beating testimony to the merit Of valuable VeEtne and
but the sentiments Of numbers Of patrons
when say that believe be the best article for
the expulsion Of worms. Truly yours, cic,
FRANCIS J. DEFFAE.
Sold wholesale and retail by Mi the principal druggists and
country merchants throug the United States.
fc21 d&Wlm
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STATE ,
.. = Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be 1t remembered that the 2h March, 1866 me- the
subscriber Justice Of tho Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H.
Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual COMPANY
New Orleans who being duly sworn according to law do de-
pose and say that the above just true
transcript from the books of the said Company
fl& 80 '. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
.-ge H. P. JANFIEIf, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this 9th day Of March,
1855. a G. V. JONTE,
Second Justice Of the Pcace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have declared dividend twenty per
cent on the net earned premiums Of the year ending March l2h
1850 for which scrip certificates will ufterthe
first day of Jnne next.
The Company continue to against the per
and rivers, and loss and damage by fire.
premium
Office, southeast corner of Camp and Natchez Streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
"A. CARRIERE Vice President
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary
New Orleu,ls, March 1875.
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fT0HI'S CITY PACKAGE ElxPRESS-RIN
Il MING AT ALL HOURS THROUGHOUT TIE CITY-
The UNDERSIGNED has established City Package E%pcss for
the purpose OF Receiving and Delivering Packages pnrrrs md
bnIdies from and 10 Hotels Railroads. Steamboats, and Private
G The Proprietor will give his attention 10 all u
ness connected with the Office and The public may RELY mon
pFonpfitSS anu cure i'll the receipt and delivery popcrty
F@ The business will be conducted upon tile same systematic
plan 50 successfully adopted by the Package Expresses in The
Northern cities f~' Il" '''0
h Ollie open Mt all hours Of the day for the reception of
N9" Signals will be furnished to all.
,,o- o. $. TOBY, Jf., Proprietor
NN-i an GrnXigr. lnnn.
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n,EE RAGAsss FUIsNA cE. II ETrEHs PA

THE BAG+ASSIG FURNACE LETTERS PA
MAN, of No 81 Natchez street. New Orleans under the date
Of Decunber3 1854 fora furnace for burning Wood and agas.
This Furnace combines the following qualities, As fully
proved in taking of SEVEN'CROPS THE PRESENT SEA-
son.
lt 1t works entirely BY natural augh and without the aid
Of Blower.
ID II contains CRATE fnrs other the Interior
3d. 1t requires st0ppage Of the mill to have its ashes
cleaned out,
4h The Bagase is stirred touched after arrives
in the furnace.
9th It burns all the Bagassa and makes steam enough to
the mill engine steam battery and pumping engine.
in compliance with the above five conditions.
This Furnace makes prettsiOn TO burn agRsc alone and
does NJ? resemble other furnace in single feature Of its
FORM in the principles which works, in the results
which produces neither does it approach the rights Of any
other party. Reports circulated the "mGTe
tricks Of trHde,' known be false by those who make
them and calculated only deceive hc public mud palm Oft
ces that stand npon their merits Nopcrson will be
allowed sell make patent Furnace without authority
from and nl persons having such authority will fully
guaranteed in its undisturbed use md possession.
My Patent Furnace is applicable train Of kettles
steam boilers and prepared to apply
ing the assc 10 boil juice in The kettles
under satisfactory guarantee the purchaser
trcnsc on the whole subject, in punphc form, with
ngS etc. TO be had OF the subscriber by mail otherwise.
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
jas dHW6m 81 Nachez street. New Orleans
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IVVFBY AVgl F,NEeTNVrrEs

SVEANI HATTEHY AND CLAFIFTER
~ FOR SkE-O"c Copper Battery, six feet in diameter
two ana h@lf ["t deep with two copper worms of two inch
pipe; tour CHARTERS, by four feet square
deep will; copper sepane OF two and half inch PIPE and all
tho valves and cocks in good order Also EyHoratos and
Battery c"l Of the approved construction and Of sufficient
capacity for making hogcads sugar per day. for sale on
liberia ltc1Hs.
my11f s. H. GILMAN, 81 Natchczs ST.
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cor a IsFN E II $ HIP 1.-THE UNDERSIGNED
- l!ve iS day entered into Counerahip, the STYLE
Of DtPERlE1 llAY YES co. for the purpose rrunsacps
General Commission Sugar and Cotton Facorae business.
ALFRED DEPERIEE.
ALLEN Il. HAYES
ROBERT W. SANDERS.
NO. Office No Il ST. Louis street
New Orleans, lst December 1865. DIFF
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NnLFE'S AROMATIC SCHETnAM SCIINAPPS
~ druggists md Merchants and ull dealers in any of The
articles continued in the above catalogue will find 1t 10 their nd
mse by calling or sending their orders above where viii
M ne most extensive assortment Of GENUINE PATENT
EDltlNES in the United States and at fhe lowest nrircs
Please address. J. WRIGHT i CO '"e'' p'lccS'
n2i If Nos Isl and q rhartrrs srnat Nn, 'nh
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,rsss T.. y. BAUNANN, BOOT AND SHOE MANI
PA5 FAtTtRER, No, ll2 ST Charles street, Poylrs
in makes 10 order and has ready made hand lie follow
sS~ ing styles Of Boots and Shoes:
Gents superint French Par. Leather DOOTS
DO 10 do CATERS
DO do do Eogals and Pumps
De do do Calf Skin Boots.
Caters, Congress Shoes and RrognnS
All Of which made in the best style and will he sold low
Tor cash. jn}0 3p2w
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1~r-pafTTA L. sJONpE IS a. PARKER,
eGst1S3 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in MEATS,
[SaW Old French Market Stalls Nos and O. IS"
esS1akssA Private Families Boarding Houses $40 llXA
Seambolts and Sins supplied with BEEF, MUTTON PORK
VEAL KID POULTRY and FISH the shortest notice in
any quantity and of the best quality. "
Also, CoRNEp BEEF and TONGUES SALT PORK and
every other article in their line market prices,
Us All orders promptly attended milf
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MFRS. RETTS'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
c. y. MORRISON, Agent,
fed y Magazine street.
TUJUBE PASTE AND GUM DROPS-OF So
G, N. MORRISON,
te3 L Magazine street.
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The undersigned Sole Agents for the Of the above
named Safes \ full supply constantly on hand
C. {. MILLER & co,
fC5 If No. 70 tiriYier street
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
- YohK-tast Capital S50ooOo; Amount Of Ascs 3Jh
june, lS55 St1,92 81 Amount Of Liabilities, SJ3 81 is
CiIAS. j. MARTIN, President
\. +. WIIILAMARTiI, Secretary,
X. ". RAfNE, Agent, IG Camp street, New Orleans.
The nnlcrsgEe Agent OF the above responsible Ccuramv
duly authorized to issue Policies Of Insurance on buildings
merchandise Ships in port aud their car~Ors Also cotton in
press gin and sugar houses household furniture m personal
property generally; against loss damage by fire in Ibis city
and in the country Ten cash payment Of
premiums. Losses equiably adjusted and promptly paid.
dc ON Il. W, EAYNE. Agent,
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5,T r No. 1896 / ,'-re.a,-s &
ResoEved, That the sum of one thousand dollars be
and are hereby placed at the disposal of the Mayor
Yforsecret police service ~.
[Signed @ Il. L.. TRACY.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
+, JSignedl N. e. BAILEY
SIS President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved + ehruary %, 1866
ffe26 TSignedl JOHN L. LEWIS MaYos.
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He 3Uinc mill will grind 20 bushels an hour with proD
speed, and the smaller ones in proportion
SAMUEL IT. GILMAN,
tc!l d&NJ m No 81 NntchcZ street, New Orleans.
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Theatres and Exhlbi lions.

BRoADw " 1nEsrRB-The legendary spectacular DIANA
of Herpe, tie Hunter, continues TO attract immense
audiences to the Broadway Those desiring seats shouh
go early unless they secure them during the day.
EiBIo's GARDES--Tbe third concert Of the Phi,har-
monte Society takes place this evening, sequenty
there will be no dramatic performance till Monday.
Burrows TmsATnE.--Shakspere's comedy "rhe Win.
ters Tale, - win be repeated this evening" with the
cessful farce styled urgent privae Aairs," in
winch Mr. Burton plays an exceedingly drol character
LAURA KETNR's VARgTHs.--The sInusements for this
evening comprise the little drama called Dreams OF De-
usior s." the sparkling comediea Of "Tso Can Play at
That Came the the popular buresquc Of ''Novelty.o
WuI.,cK's THEATRE --Planche's new and exciting
comedy entitled the knights Of tho Round table, will
BIZ PSI formed for The dith time tonight. 'To ob.se
Benson" is the sfterpiece.
BROADWAY YARn;rTs.-littIe George and his talented
Juvenile associates will tonight entertain their patrons
with the spectacle of the Naiad Queon and the froe
OF the f'Wandcrrg Miostrelo
wooDs NrvsrRus.--Sopgs Dances jokes, AMI the bur
lesque of the Happy Man, constitute the programme
for this evening.
BucEIEY's SEIISADiRs will to night sing number 81
good songs and repeat the laughable Of The Two
Pcmpoys,"
CHINA AND JAPAS.--The greatly admired panoramic
illustrations Of these countries will be eyhpi cd this
afternoon and evening at the Athenmuu 6j Broadway
PAuL JurIx-The friends of this vorc artist shouId
bear in mind that his complimentary and farewell hene
at win tako place a. the Ci.y Assembly Rooms aaxt
Monday.
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vice In the neutral states OIL Europe ana America.
The law was earnestly objected to in its progress
insulting to neutral states and derogatoy to the nato nal
dignity but passed nevertheless the I'D of De-
cember 1854 (Hansards Debates, third seriesyo 1sc,
passm.)
At an early day after the passage Of this act measures
were taken to recruit officers and men. for proposed
foreign losien in the United States tnosc bong
publicly taken under the Official respons ity OF Sir
taspard lie Marcbant Lieutenant Governor of the Pro
vince OF Nova Scotia Military depot estabi al I'd
at Halifax fer the reception enrolment Of recruits
and Mr. Howe member Of the Provnsia! government,
with other agents. came into the United stsses, TO maze
arrangements Cor engaging and forwarding ths recruits
chiefly from sson, New York and Philadelphia Subss
qrenty pondog arrangements u1sde for col
Testing and or se-d,nr recrlts from the Western eta es
by Bofaic CT Niagara, through Upper Canada.
Ilese commenced and prosecuted with print
collected depOs al Neg York and else
where, ana regularly transported TO Canada or Nova
Scotia, with uLo!sg used nctoriety, az IL me United states
still constituent ps1t OF t5e British empire. o
noarpres whether legal or political, proper 70 put a
SOP them insitutei by your direction through
the ins nmentay OF the foreign or legal departments Of
the government OF the CuiNd states.
In the Of the invesea ensued ing
theacts brought 70 light IA tbs dccnmsn
referred 70 me- which uneluivoc Ally fead to ap -ss not
only Ertish Consuls bur the BRITISH Minister Lin,sef 4,
the unlawful transaction in question; Srd cali TOR In
Jury ~ 70 the rights Of the government In to
them and Their government.
In The application u the genera, ~ Law 10 THE
offences comr1iea II Is necessary distinguish between
he OF any tho CSnsuis and that Of me Minister.
The esoorAi District Attorneys Of the Uni Stltes
within whose uldicor respeoilveIy toe cases oecu red
very properly assumed that C1uas wore subject TO
inc icmeut or infraeton Of the municipal law and
proceeded accordingly, iudc meuts taytug art
sourd IN the Southern District Of Ohio against the Con
sal at Cir cinnat and 10 the southern District d Nes
YORK against "a officer or the Consulate OF New Yors.
lothng l. setter settled by aljcd alton ts coun.
tsy, than loaf oregn CoBsuls s1tjeat 70 crinnna
prcoesr the violaion OF the municipal lava (nltel
states " RaYscrs, Da1, ISL narherd y, sodar-