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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11
From Washington.
Kansas ABairs-1he Course Of Coz. Wake
WASHINGTON, July 6.

Kansas A.1urs-7hs Course Of Coz. Walker.
WASHINGTON, July 6.
The affairs in Kansas have formed the sub.
ject of Cabinet delberation since the receipt
Of the resolutions of the Georgia aud Mis-.
sissippi Democratic State Conventions, con-
demnatory Of the course of Governor Walker
Although his conduct is not entirely approved
Of by the Administration, it will firmly sus.
tain him, believing that he acted with wisdom
and justice in advising submission Of the
Constitution to vote of the people, aud that
he thus followed safe line OF policy. The
Southern attacks are considered as ungreciout
in view of the fact that he was sent TO X ansas
by an administration pledged 10 the defence
Of the Southern rights, and opposed to the
Topeka Constitution and in conformity witt
which policy Gov. Walker is now claimed tc
be acting.
The views of the Administration, carefully
elaborated, will, there is reason TO believe
soon be officially promulgated.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11

cy The New STEAM FIGURING MILL, which
Messrs. Snyder l. Harrison are erecting in
this place, will be put into operation next
month. The building is substantial brick
structure. The stack or chimney is forty -four
feet high, and built in the most approved
style. Mr. Campbell, the mill-wright, is
making a good job.
The mill, if properly conducted, will be a
profitable investment as well as 9 great con-
venience. The builders are mechanics of
limited means, who deserve every encourage
ment in undertaking an enterprise that reflects
great credit on tLeir perseverance and indus
try.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11

Tue WEATHER OF JuSE.-1he mean tenn
perature of June, as ascertained by the ther-
mometer at the Pennsylvania Hospital, was
693 degrees, which is two degrees below the
average for the last 80 years, and is the cool.
est June since lS46. The mercury indicated
a temperature of SO degrees on the 10Th
which was the highest Of the month, and ol
53 degrees oil the 9th, which was the lowest
The amount Of rain was y inches. In June
1888. there fell within fraction Of inches
viz: I.94 inches, which is the greatest amour,
on record at the Hospital, for June. The av,
20 years, is 81 inches.
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NYIsuINcroE. July 4,

The Presiden: has offered the appointment
of Surveyor General of Utah to Colonel Jack
Hays. to settle the question of settlers
rights, and also to apportion the Government
lands.
The inhabitants Of Utah do not exaeed 5O,-
600, two thirds of whom are women. They
are principally English foreigners, and unac-
customcd to the use Of arms. The Govern
ment anticipates no open conflict with the
United States forces. The weekly train
from California to Utah would afford rein
lorceme if necessary.
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STILL LATER.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

The Bank Of France has reduced the rate
Of interest.
The Spanish NJ excan question assumed
threatening aspect.
A mutiny has occurred among the native
troops in India, who have taken possession
OF Delhi and massacred the European resi-
dents.
The Jewish oaths bill has passed the House
Of Commons by large majority.
The opponents of the French Government
have only elected half dozen members OF
the Legislature.
The Paris correspondent of the London,
Times mentions the rumor Of serious plot
connected with the recent election movement
Four Italians on whom papers and fire arms
were found, had been arrested.
SPAIN.
The advices from Madrid state that the
Spaplsh and Mexican Ministers had long
conference, without improving the Mexican
question. In fact the situation Of affairs be-
tween the two countries is considered as crit
ical.
The English and French Ambassadors a,
Madrid were striving to effect reconcilia
tion.
The report that General Concha had sem
vessels to the Coast Of Mexico, is fully con
6rmed.
Later advices state that the Mexican Min
lister positively intends to leave Madrid il
the coarse Of the'week, il not previously re
sognized in that capacity.
RUSSIA.
The Czar has started on the German tour
previously resolved upon.
A despatch from Trieste announces anoth
or victory of the Circas.ians over the Rus
slams, in which the latter lost 1000 men.
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NOTICE.

I have this day purchased tho following per.
= sonal property of John l.. Renn, sold by Gem
stable Clark, at public sale; and loaned the same
to him during my pleasure, viz:
One brown and one bay horse, cows, 2
calves. shonts, 2..shcep, wagon, ploughs.
sled, one.half OF ThIashing Machine, one .hs II
of 20 acres wheat, IL do. rye, S do. oats, do
corn, beds, bureau, tables, 6 chairs, 2 stoves
dress, sink. chest, lot of pictures, kettle
! gtindstone for the sum Of S346 81.
JACOB REM.
Lower Augusta tp, July II, ls5T.-4tS
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The psaih Of Mr.. Marry,
ALBANY, July 0.

ALBANY, July 0.
Mr.. Marcy died OF the San Souci Hotel. at
Ballston, at noon on Saturday last. He
complained Of o pain 10 bis side shortly after
breakfast. lie walked to the Office Of DR..
More, but not finding him, he returned to his
room at the hotel. The Doctor csme in o
few minutes after, and on going to Mr.. Mar
cy's room. found him dead, lying on the
couch with an open book on bis breast. He
had partly written letter to the Hon. John
M. Bolts.
The Common Council Of this city have
sent deputation to bring the remains from
Ballston TO this city, for the purpose Of inter
ment.
Great preparations are making here for
the funeral. The remains will leave for Al
bany tomorrow by q special train and will
be received by the Burgesses Corps aud es-
corted to the Capitol. The funeral ceremo-
nies are fixed for Wednesday, when the SER
vices will be under the direction of the Rev.
Drs. Sprague, Hatch and Welsh.
Business will be suspended during the
ceremonies. The Common Council all the
Societies and the notnblites Of the city and
vicinity will attend Invitations have been
sent TO prominent individuals of other cities.
A committee Of the Burgess Corps have
the matter in hand and their programme OF
arrangements indicate splendid funeral
pageant.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Tho Funeral arrangements, &c.
ALBANY, June 8, Evening.
The Committee of Arrangements for the
funeral Of Hon. WIN. L. Marcy, met at nine
o'clock this evening.
The following despatch, received by tele
graph, was read, viz:
"WAsnISoroS Cry, July 8.
To J. Vanderpool, Esq, Chairman ant
President OF the Committee OF Arrange
ments Every member of the Cabinet woult
derive mourbful satisfaction in attending
the funeral obsequies of an old and valued
friend and companion; and nothing but The
pressure Of important business will prevent
them performing this sad duty.
(Signed JAMES BUCHANAN.
i Replies to the invitation Of the Comutte,
were also received from Ex President Fill
more and Ex-Gov Seymour, regrctting thei
inability TO attend. Gov. King, Hon. Ham
ilton Fish, and Hon. Washington Hunt, sig
nifed their intention to be present.
Major General Wool has accepted the in
vitation TO act as Grand Marshal of the day
The fire department held a meeting tbi
evening, aud resolved to turn out in a body
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foreign Welps,
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA.
ONE WEEK LAT En- FROM EUROPE.
Nrw YoRK, July {

NEW YoRK, July 6.
The steamship Columbia has arrived from
Ilyerpool with dates to the oath ult., being
four days later than previous advices.
The steamship City Of Washington arrived
out on Tuesday.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The U. 8. steam frigate Niagara arrived at
Liverpool on the 22d ult., and the shipment
OF the cable commenced forthwith.
The proceedings in parliament were Of lit
tle Importance.
The elections in France passed off quietly.
In Paris the Government elected seven OF
their candidates aud the opposition three, viz:
Nj. NJ. Carnot, Goodchoux and Cavaignac--
A despatch in the London Times, however,
throws doubt on the latter's return.
MIR. DALLAS DIMES WITH TIE
QUEEN.
On Monday evening, June 22d, Her Ma
jesty had q dinner party at buckingham Pal.
nee. The company included his Imperial
Hipbness the Archduke Macmillan Of Aus
tris, her Royal Highness the Duchess Of
Kent. her Royal Highness the Princess Roy
al, his Royal Highness Prince Frederick
William of Prussia, the Duchess Of Beccleuch
the Bavarian Minister Baron dc Cetto,) the
United States Minister and Mrs. Dallas,
Lord John Russell, Lady Augusta Bruce,
Lord Panmure Right Hon. Sir Charles
Wood. Lieutenant General Sir Colin Camp
bell, Sir George Couper, Count Zichy, Count
Hadik, Baron de Pont, Baron de Bruck,
Captain Alphonso Wissisck, DR.. Trogher,
Lord Charles Fitzroy, and Baron Moltka.
The process of shipping the cable on the
Agamempon at Greenwich was going briskly
forward. and attracted large numbers Of dis.
tinguished visitors. Up to Saturday, the 29th
inst, nirety-eight miles Of the coil had been
taken on board.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11

BRorugRLY ArFEcrIoE.-Have you got q
sister ? Then love and cherish her with a
holy friendship, but if you havnt got any sis.
ter Of your own, take some other iellers sis-
ter, aud love her. There will be no use, how.
ever of your trying to get any body's sister to
love you unless you dress in garments pro.
cured at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall oI
Rockhill & Wilson. Nos 603 and 905 (new
style) Chestnut street, above Sixth Philadel.
pbia.
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Estate of Alfred HovvIand. dcc,s.

Hstate oh AHFeu IsONvIAnd, deco.
NOTICE is hereby given that the widow Of
~ Alfred Rowland, decd, late of Trevorton,
has selected from the personal effects Of her late
husband, property not exceeding in value 1900,
agreeably to the provisions of the Act of the
Assembly, exempting for the use Of widows pro.
perty of the value of $500 from levy and distress.
That an inventory Of the same has been filed,
and will be presented to the Orphans Court of
Northumberland county on Tuesday the 4th day
sf August for approval.
GEO. MOWToN, Admir-.
Trevorton, July II, ls57.-4t
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II. B. MASsER, Editor and Proprietor.

Ca The Fourth of July was celebrated
at this place, as usual of late years, by the
different Sabbath schools in the shady groves
near town. The day was 6ne and the weather
pleasant.
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Communicated.
(For the Sunbury Americana
MR. EprToR:

MR. EpIToR:
observe in the papers the names Of n
number of persons as candidates for the
Office OF Prothonotary. l have nothing to
say against either, aud some Of them, / have
no doubt, would in time make good officers.
My purpose is to recommend james Beard,
the present incumbent, whom We all know
has given universal satisfaction during the
past six years he has been in Office. Mr.
Beard has all the necessary experience
speaks English and German. and is always
obliging and attentive, and will, therefore,
receive the support of many, without dis'inc
ton OF party AUGUSTA.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11

SOUTHERN SEsTINEsT.-The Wilmington
IN. C.) Commercial contains the following
expression an opinion relative TO Kansas af.
fairs 1--WE confess that we are over anxious
about the result. Ofcourse, we would prefer
that Kansas shall be Slave State-bm not
'cithOu the consent Of the people expressed by
their Uotes. Were were entertain different
sentiment. we would at once repudate the
principle npon which the election of Mr.. Ba-
chanan is predicated." -.-... ...
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NOTICE-

NOTICE is hereby given that the officers and
members of Mount Zuber Lodge No. l25, Of
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, located
at Shamokintown, Northumberland county, have
filed their application for a Charter of Incorpo.
ration in the Court of Common Pleas of Nor
cumberland county. And the said Cour, have
appointed the first day Of next term for the hcar-
ing Of said application.
JAMES BEARD, Proth'y,
Prothonotary's Office.
SunburY. July II. 1851
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From Kapsas--Dcmocratie Convention.

ST. LOUIS, July Z.
An unpublished letter to the Republican
says, the Democratic Convention at Lecomp-
ton was one third composed of majority of
pro.slavery men, but the whole Democratic
party support Governor Walkers Inaugural.
and favor the submission OF the new Cousti-
tuition to the people.
Resolutions were adopted by the Conven-
tion excluding oil sectional distinctions
adopting the Cincinnati platform, and assu-
ming the name of the National Democracy
Of Kansas, embracing Democrats, whether
from the North or South.
Gov. Walker was invited to address the
Convention, which be did with great effect.
Ex-Gov. Ransoms election 20 Congress
was regarded as certain.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11

s5r The sale Of the main line of the public
works seem TO meet with general approbs-
tion. Before the sale was effected. few
politicians and some of the papers kicked
considerably against the measure. but eince
the sale, large majority of tbs prers have
come to the conclusion that the State has
been fortunate in its release from an incubus
on its prosperity.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11

Sr. Louis, July 2.-Advices from Leaven.
worth, Kansas stats that on the 20 ult.
james Lyle, the Recorder aud Postal Clerk
Of the country, was killed by Free State
man, named Haller. The affray grew out OF
al election to fill vacancies by the City Coun.
Gil of Leavenworth Haler was arrested
There was much excitement resulting from
the AFFAIR, and q riot was apprehended.
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PAPERS & MAGAZINES.

TYNE New York Ledger, Parlor Cssket, Flag
L of our Union, Frank Leslie's illustrated
Newspaper. Dallou's Pictorial. National Police
Gazette, Weekly Novelette,, Waverly Magazine,
and Harper's Weekly Journal of Civilization.
Also, Harper's Magazine, Godey's Ladv's
Book and Putnsm's Magazine, just received and
for sale by ii. Y. FRILING.
Sunbury, July IL, 1857.
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WASHINGTON, July "A letter received
here from the Surveyor General OF California
states that rancho Rio de los Americans,
has been confirmed TO Joseph l.. Folsom
1t contains over 5000 acres, and ls said to
he worth s500c,000. The "Fernandez
Rancho" confirmed to ID. l.. Fernandez and
Others contains nearly $4,000 acres. Two
San Francisco town lots containing a little
more than 3 acres in extent, have been con-
irmed to Jacob i. Leese aud others.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11

"1HE GREAT UNITED STATES. The largest
valley in the world is the Valley of the Mis-
sissippi, which contains 100000 square miles,
aud is one of most prolific regions of the
globe. The largest lake in the world is lake
Superior, 450 miles in length. The greatest
natural bridge in the world is that over CO.
dar Creek, Vrginais, which extends across
chasm so feet wide and 250feet deep at the
bottom Of which q creek flows.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11

Eg CHANCE OF TINE.--The cars for Sha-
at 81 o'clock, A. NJ, an hour later than
before. The change took place on Wedues-
dnY last
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From Kansas.

The Democratic Conrention-Er Coz. Ransom
nominated for Congress-Ths Course q
Governor Walker Supported.
ST. LOUIS, July 6.
Kansas dates to the Sd inst, have been
received here.
The Democratic Convention to nominate 0
candidate for Congress, met at Lecompton ou
the I'd inst. Judge Elmore presided over
the body. .-..
Ex-Governor Ransom. OF Michigan, was
nominated by two thirds vote over Hon
Ely Moore.
A resolution endorsing the policy Of Gov,
ernor Walker, and expressing a determine
tion to support him. was adopted.
A resolution TO adopt the Constitution to
be framed by the Constitutional Convention
whether it is submitted to the people or not
was lost by vote Of 40 yeas to Al Maya.
Many distinguished gentlemen were pres
ent, aud the festivities concluded with OF
extensive barbecue.
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SSEY'S
A NJ e r l G AN REAPER,
FOR CUTTING BOTH
CIR A IN AND GRASS

GREAT Improvements for lS57.-This Ma.
- chine WAS put in successful operation in 1898
and continued to be the only Reaping and Now.
ing Machine in the World Of any practical value
up to ls4o-twelve years after it's introduction.
Other Reapcrs are now offered with glowing adj.
vertisements, Certificates. Diplomas Gold and
Silver Medals. &c But the Farmer in search
Of the best Reaper and not posted in The matter.
had better see little further.
there is any value in "a years experience
in building Reap'rs, and using them in the h,r.
vest field, and in the improvement. made during
that long period, OBED HCSSEy, ,,he Fa,be,
of Respers, can claim it. All who are satisfied
with the Best Reaper and Mower. aan be ,up.
Piled hy sending their orders carly in the season.
as the crops Indicate large demand, and we can
not have over eco Ready for the vast harvest
OF 1897. We guarantee that this Reaper and
| Mower can not be beaten on fair trial by sry
other Reaper that may be brought into The harvest
fields in 1897. and we also insure it TO be ,hs
strongest and most durable machine in n,e We
would respectfully invite Farmers to e,,min,
the machine thoroughly before purchasing. and
satisfy themselves Of its superiority over ell
| others.
During the last FOUR wears the sub crihers have
sold between 500 and 600 Of these Machines. to
the bestand most successful Farmers in Montour,
Union and the neighboring counties. (whess
names are too numerous to inserD to whom We
resi- Gectfully refer.
The subscribers have he exclusive right in
the following counties Mon,our, Union. SNYDER.
Northumberland, Columbia, Luzerne, Perry,
hiffiln, Centre. Clinton and Lycoming. All
orders thankfully received and promptly attend.
ed to. GEDDES, MARSH & co.
Le~isburg, Union county, Pa.
July II, 1857.
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GBe Marhets.
Philadelphia Market.

July 0, 1901.
s.-Wheat-Sales OF prime new
Pennsylvania red at 81 s59Sl 81 and 90
for good white. Rye-Penusyvania at 81 10
cents. Corn-Sales of old yellow at IS cents
Oats is selling at 55 cts per bushel.
Cloverseed-Sales Of prime at Sc so per
Ga lbs.
Whiskey-Sales at 80 cts. in bbls. and
in hhds,, at 81 cents
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11

ny HUssEY's REAPERs.-We refer our
readers to the advertisement Of Geddes
Marsh Co., of Lewisburg, manufacturers
OF liussey's Reapers. Also to the card of
number of farmers who were present at a trial
of different Respers in Montour county.
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From u,ah-Resarn Of Brigham Young.

ST. Louis, July 6.
The Deseret News Of May 9th announces
after an absence OF sixteen days.
The prospects Of q plenteoas harvest in
the Territory is reported as Aatteripg.
Tbs papers furnish no general news.
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The 4th July, the Birth day of th
independence.


(the author translated from the german Originally
Triumph, Triumph, victoria here,
The slthe Birthday from the independence is
there,
joyful for every one, who have voice in
fact,
To bring thyn creator, one hyme this day for
the act
Therefore thank god as Freeman alone,
On whose account am, through thyn servant
Washington.
pray also to the, o, Lord; give strength,
wisdom and Intelligence.
Our President, to govern our Land OF the il.
pendence,
Also others who keep Offices, great or small
To keep uprightness, faithful in every thing
at all,
1 pray for our old good Northumberland,
Wich is Known as to the throughout demo
cratic meassur bound,
To Keep however the democratic doctrine Of
faith,
And let not false republicauismus deprive bel
from the stake.
After have given the omnipotence my hyms
prayer and Song,
! thot some thing of my duty most be done,
no Diuie tHat uoig DoOCh mVot Dt Eeau,
And hear what god through our savioar
speak,
And read and found the savioar's Law,
Mau! you most love thy Neighbor, that il
true what saw,
/. tbot long, and thot much, but before
quit my Labor,
l. concluded that every Democrat in North
umberland iS my NeighbOr.
l. love you all therefore, and will serve 20,
as faithful Knight,
When you is willing to elect me as Prothon
notar u the fullest Right,
And give Notice to you all without dstinc
ton, that am bound
To hound you up this month, and make th'
round,
Certainly my hand and friendship will no
fail,
When you can elect NE, to such Office will
hail.
respectful your obedisnt servant.
II. II. KNGBLE,
Elysburg. Shamokin twp, July 4, 1857.
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GY- The weather seems to have become
settled OF last, and there is prospect Of
securing the hay crops in good order. The
river has fallen rapidly.
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NOTICE.

S hereby given that Jonas ohrer con'mit.ss
Of Jacob Liizel, has filed his account in tie
Prolhonotary's office ond that the same will lie
presented to the Court for confirmation al mex,
term.
JAMES BEARD, ,Pro,h'y.
Prohonotary's Office,
Sunbury, July 4, 1887.
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Estate OF Samuel X. saviGge, dec,t

Estate OF Samuel X. saviGge, deed.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad.
~ ministration have been granted to the sub
scriber, on the estate Of Samuel K Savidge. late
OF Rush township, Northumberland county, decd.
A II persons indebted to said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment, and those having
claims 10 present them duly authenticated for
settlement.
LEMCEL CAMPBELL, Admir-.
Rush tp., July II, ls57.-6t
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g. 1t will be seen BY the advertisement
of II. Y. FRrLINe, Esq, that he keeps regular
ly on hand, for sale at the store of FRILIsa
l. GRANT, a variety Of papers and magazines.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11

TIE MoRrAIrY AT MoyTEyEIo.--A letter
in the London Times. bearing date May 9th.
estimates the number OF deaths from yellow
fever at Montevideo al FROM l400 TO l600.
which is heavy drain from a population Of
less that 10000.
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sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements.
1000 lbs Of Carpet Rags

WANTED at the store of e. Y. Bright &
w Son, who are constantly receiving fresh
supply of Goods, thus offering to the public the
largest and most desirable assortment.
July II. 1857.
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Gllegrapbie Welps.
Dreadful Railroad Accident-Four Killed and
Twenty Wounded.

CINc1YNArI JuLY "A train OF cars on
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad, white
crossing the dangerous trestle work, twelve
miles west oil Muriettayyesterday morning, met
with an accident that might have been fore
seen by any person acquainted with the road.
a car ran of the track, and fell distance of
fifty-tbree feet, dashing it to pieces. The car
contained thirty passengers, four OF whom
were killed aud twenty wounded. Among
the dead VIM. G. Richardson, Of Boston.
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ALBANY Jnly 2.-The Court OF Appeals
has just given its dicision in relation to the
New York Police Bill. The decision de.
clsres the bill to be Constitutional, six of the
judges agreeing to the decision. and two dis
3entinV.