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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03
TRIAL OF THE REV. MIR, KALLOCH.

BOSTON, thursday April Z, 1871.
The trial of Mr.. Kaloch was resumed at Cambridge
this morning The defendant occupied seat near biz
counsel. He exhibited confident misn, aud shook
hands with many Of bis friends. ~,
A plan OF the room occupied by Mr.. kaloch aud his
female companion at the Lechmere House was ex-
hibited to the Jury Three Witnesses were then ex-
snned for the prosecution, but their testimony was
merely resye to the DEFENDANTS presence at the hot
and in the lecture ROOM and threw no new light upon
the criminal charge. The Prosecuting Attorney thee
inquired of defendant counsel If they intended to bold
him to prove that on the 5h OF January lsst Mr. AL
loeb was married Ran, having lawful wife otner
than the woman in nis company az me tragic House.
Mr.. Dana, for the defendant conceded the fact TO
marking. MI. Ksloch requests me to say that he =
proud to say that he lie married man, and that there
sis Mrs. Ksloch also that che would be here aiser
"hese foul and false details are done with, which are
unftting for lady to hear, and VIII be found sitting
alongside her husband"
The fact that the won an with Mr.. Kalloch on the
night in question was not bis wife was also admitted.
With the Admission of these two facts the prosecution
rested the case. About sixty Witnesses were tnen
sworn for the Defense mostly in regard to chsracts
The driver of the carriage which conveyed the deteod-
ant and woman to the hotel was examined ~ to time,
etc. .
Mrs. Harriet Hasty, visitor at defendants houss,
testified that a woman, whom she did not kno9 Or.
rived at the house the afternoon OF the 9TH OF Janu'
ary Defendant was absent ct the time, but came In
shortly after the woman did. She Left in Carriage
with defendant to attend the lecture. Understood her
name TO be Steen.
Deacon Merrill, of the Old Cambridge Baptist
Church. detailed the statements made by Mr. Beitey,
landlord Of the bote at an interview he h.d With ann
On the alleged crminnty of Mr. Kslloch. The Wit.
pess acted ss an agent of the Trustees of the Trsuiout
Temple. The interview was to elicit facts Mr.. Bailey
required much urging to speak at ali on the matsr
and the statements be made to witness did not 90 fuzzy
implcste Mr.. Kalloch as the testimony he BAILEY,
gave on the stand.
The Court adjourned with out finishing with Deacon
Merrill
Mrs. Kalloch, very handsome and lsdyliks person,
was in The Court room part of the afternoon, and
occupied seat near her husband.
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State"
Far be it from US to undervalue the opinion Of
the distinguished Confidence man" just appointed
Governor Of Kansas; but We venture to say that
any constant reader of THE TRIBUNE through the
Last three years is at least well qualified to give
reliable opinion on this point as is Gov. Walker
And, since the Governor is so free with his opin-
ions, We viii thank him for bis views on tho fol-
loving points:
!. Whether an election in which, out Of 1905
legal voters, only s3l actually voted-the rest being
deferred by conspiracy, invasion, violence, and
fraud-while 4,968 illegal votes were cast, nearly
oil by the party potoriously in the minority Lee
Kansas Investigating Committees Report. ought
n be regarded by and enforced upon the people so
overwhelmed and subjugated as binding.
2. Whether it is the right way to secure peace
and order in q distracted Territory to uphold
party which clutcbed power at first by this stu
per dous vlaDy in selling the appointment Of every
Judge and ceik of elections appointing the time
most favorable to their designs prescribing, in an
tagoni.m to the Nebraska act, the unusual mode
Of voting rira rote and every way treating the ma
jority thus trampled on as subdued rebels and out
casts.
3. Whether the Free State men Of Kansas should
or can put any faith in promises that the merit cleo
ton held therein under the auspices Of the Bogus
Legislature shall be fairly and honestly conducted,
when that Legislature is itself nOtorousy the crea
ture of fraud and ballot-box stuffng-fraud which
neither Gov Walker, bis President nor his party
bas in any manner ever rebuked, but which they
have all steadily upheld and are now doing their
beet to force down the throsts Of an outraged and
indignant people
a. Whether Gov. Walkers or President Buchan-
ans talk of ga free and untrammeled vote" in
Kansas at the next bogus Election can be good for
anything, when the bogus Legislature has expressly
and carefully taken all power over that Election
out Of their hands, allowing no one to vote but
those whom their own 1.-THE bogus Legislatures ]
County Commissioners and Probate Judges shall
zee fit to inscribe on their list of voters.
Since the new Governor is 80 free to "spend
bis opinion" as they say down South, will he be so
good a, 10 favor US with little light on these
pOintsl
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Sublimty is invariably connected with immensely,
ply steal or spiritual. Niagara is sublime, because
the waterfall is huge in hight breadth and ponder
ousness. The ocean is sublime, because far as the
eye can pierce ttranquly ripples or savagey roars
The armament 10 sublime, because it bends into the
immeasur able. So supreme grief is sublime, though
wbiwpering excites laugh; and yaor unto death is
utterly sublime, though bated displays Of courage
are ridiculous. Poetry, or spiritual efiluence Of
whatever kind, is sublime in the measure that it
leads the soul into the unfa.homsble, the Infinite.
Such being the logical conditions for sublimity,
our application holds good to another thing beside
those matters material and immaterid recited and
that is street. filth. That is sprawled in such
breadths, and heayed in such Depths in the streets
of this city that it becomes sublime by the laws Of
the SOUL Beside it's sublimity TO the sight, it has
On impslpsble subimity-that of concatenated,
concentrated, diversified and insinuating stenches,
which would not disgrace the chemical precipita'
tons of Acheron's pool itself.
Noses in quest Of experiences desirous Of know
ing how infinitely sweet the rose smells by finding
its sntipodean odOr, and thus, as it were judging
of the hight Of the milky way by surveying these
marshAled lustres of sky from out the depths Of an
ut.san we-should HE them through the multi
tudisous phenomena of dust, mud, garbage, filth,
cats, cartwheels and old hats, which, like manure
from Phleeethopic banks, enrich the river streets
of this city; Dor those only, as witness the
,motheriDg dust clouds that whirl along Broadway
itself.
o Wood o EblDg High priests of dirt!
Shall il ever be Otherwisel
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FROM BERMUDA.

HALIFAX. Thnrsday April 2 Ibo1.
The steamer Delta, from Bermuda the 18th ult, has
arrived here.
The brig NJ. Il j. G. Gilmore, from Boston for Mo-
bile srrved at ST. Georges on the 18th ul dsmssted
On the 10th, the bark LIE Copq from New'York fox
Mareiles put into ST. Georges leaking, and could
discharge Der cargo On the 10th the bark John Colby
from New-YoFk for the West Coast Of Africa, rua on
the reefs but was afterward got of and towed into 81
George.
The British Admiral Stewart, srrived at Bermuda
on the I'D uf. and Admiral Fanshaw was to sail tor
England on the Goth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

Our special correspondent at Washington tele-
graphs that the new Administration has definitely
refused to JOIN England and France in their hostile
demonstrations against China decision which We
heartily approve and commend as at once just and
polite. Ps'merston and Louis Napoleon bave
counted much on the moral rather than material ad.
vantage they are to derive from the concurrence Of
the United States in their beligerent policy, and
We rejoice to hear tina. they are to be disappointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03
LAKE DISASTERS.

CHICAGO Thursday, ApfiI 2, fSlI.I
A heavy gale YESTERDAY wrecked Elk vessels along
the .bore ard sffeen lives are reported Loot. Tbs
Schooner Cygnet. with cargo Of wood, wa poaods'
Ths b,iu David Smart want sthore Eve mss north OF
this place. ard al the except the ms.s wsro lost.
yavl boat Of the steamer Heron, contsinng Il -
persons, in attempting to rescue them va caos'1A1.
md four Of those In in il drowned. The schoooS
T,mperaace was wrt cktc at Racine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

The Belgian Steamer Constitution arrived last
evening from Southampton, bringing three days
later intelligence from Europe From En- gland and
France there is nothing new of moment The de-
tails of the Chinese wer, however, are very in
terestiDg, though no new event of importance is
reported. 1t is stated that Russia is preparing
100000 men for grand demonstration against the
Crcassians in the Caucasus.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

The HIGHLANDS OF NKvERsIsK, April =, 1871.
The folio wing vessels discovered ashore from
ths point. A bark on Cene7 Islsnd fonr schooners
ard one Sloop the Bay Shore Jersey Coast: schf
and sloop on Sandy Hook, and sloop in tho Hnss-
shoe.
All these vessels driven ashore by the gale OF
Wednesday night. They will probably all be got oh
without material demsge. A steamer bas been eeot 70
the help Of the berk.
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY, &c.

BALTIMORE, Friday, April 2, fso.:
An attempt was made this morning t9 rob TIE one
Of the Treasurer of the Baltimore and Ohio Rslfosc
The only things carried of were some broken osnx
notes and a package Of Cancelled Maryland steriios
boDds II is supposed an atenp. will be made 70 70
move the erasures from the latter.
paIirg for sea at Norfolk ordered to report
themselves for duty on the 10th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

The Sar6inian Government offers P'ize oil io'Voo
francs s2 oOO for the beet rife which shall carry e1
.o,,v great distance, with small charge of powder
and be easy to construct repair ard losd. 1t must ao
L. solid and suitable for bayonetfghtiug. Smaller re-
-.,d. w, sI,o be given to remarkable weapons her
ts.n ,bs, WI ich takes the pnze. Tee oppottuniys
one. 10 inventors Of al NATIONS.
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FILLIBUSTERING EXPEDITION AGAINST
COSTA RIGA.

ST. LOUIS Thursday. April ?. 1871.
Runner says that one hundred and fifty fllbusteu.
commanded byehe con of one of our merchants, are
about to leave this city to Join expedition shortly to
Fall from New Orleans destined to invade Costa Rica,
and thus relieve General slker by dverting the a.
means are said 10 be ct the disposal Of this expedition.
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Total. OIL

The vote for Lieut. Governor was: Tanner, Rspsh
Hcan, 5,947; Mason, American, $3.50; Hal, Demo
crst, 1859.
Mr. Turner will be elected by the General Assembly
In the Senate Of the General Assembly there are b
American Republicans, Democrats and with %
choice. In the House there 81 American Repub
licsns, 8 Democrats and with no choice.
In the Eastern Congressional District, Duree,
American Republican, received SAP votesi nd
Burnside, Democrat ,96l votes.
In the Western Congressional District, Bnytoa,
American Republican received 3 933 votes and Jack
SOD, Democrat, 1909.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

wrote to Prcsdea. Pierce, some time before ths later
vent out of Office, that tho suiferngs Of the early
Christians from persecution did not exceed those Of the
Free. STATE people Of Kansas.
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FIRE AT FORT EDWARD.

FoRT EDWARD, Thurtday April 2. ls5..
About 10 O'Clock last night fire broke on. in the
ba adjoining the Exchange Hotel. in this place and
a The wind wac blowing hard at the time. the flames
spread to tho hotel anu the residence Of David Taylor
Which were consumed. Loss about sS,0oa. Iosar-
suce 600 on the hotel.
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SUICIDE.
PHILADELPHIA, Ia

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, April z. 49,.
man signing bis name Iohns"o, Nrsala, ~,
es suicide al the (iirard House By taking srych'os
i.st night He visa a clerk 10 csroet store In New
York, and bis real name VISA Alfred HAlssy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

The Metropolitan Police bill passed the Assembly
yesterday by vote of IS yeas to 80 nays. Some
effort was made to amend so as 10 destroy it; but
ell such motions were steadily rejected.
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rp.ru or UDcF WATSON.

Nrw-ORLEAss "wednesday, Aorf l. 1857.
The Hon Mslbene Watson Of Cstskli, one OF the
Judges of the Supreme Court Of the State Of NeS'
York, died in ths city to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

KAssA'.-A meeting in New-Haven, Conn, last
Saturday evening" Senator Wlson stated that it was
fact within bis certain knowledge, that Gov. aessy
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70 the Associated Pr.ss.

ALB.sr Thursday. April 9, 1857.
Ihe Republicans held secret caucus in the AsesH-
big Chamber this evening and adopted resolution 70
exclude al but Republican Members, Republican or
cers ana Republican reporters. Mr.. Lit1ejohn Wa
The INIT ballot for candidate for Superintendent Il
Public instruction resulted ~ folows:
Henry II. Van Dyck Of Montgomery County, 50;
Victor Rice, 20.
Mr.. Van Dyck was then declared unanimously nom
ipsted.
DIR. Parker of Utica nominated for Rsssu. Of IL
University.
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HEATH, WYNKoOP * Co.,

No. IS Libertyst, N. Y.
PsoPkIEToRs LYONS KNTHAIRos, kc
And manufacturers Of
PERfUNEEY ALL KIsDS,
invite Of the trade to their large aud varied stock
In RI AurY oP STYLE, QUALITY and CHEAP
Mass we enabled offer inducements uneqused by any
other man ut,oturers.
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FROM ALBANY.


ALBANY. April 9, 16sy-ior.M
The Republican caucus 10 night nominated Hssv
Il. Van Dyck for Superintendent Of Pubic Il.
,tructiou. He received 50 votes TO 80 for vc.s,
M. Rice. The Rev. Jesse Parker Of Utica NssA.
odist was terminated for Regent Of tho Univonisy.
Both no ninations were declared unanimous. Msss
Ii. Grinnen would have been nominated for Reseat
had he not sent dispatch declining the Office.
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SpR,NC IMpORTATIoNs. 1857,

LAST FALLS PRIcEs-
Nov on exhibition large and superior stock OF VEhvbrs
RApEsrRY, BRUSSELS. TRbEEPLY and lSGkAN CARPErisG
lmpoted expressly this Springs trade which until further
nooe wf Be sold LAST FALLS PRIcss The early bird
80 tha -orm SMITH 4 LoUSsBERY,
No. ass Broadway. near GrSnd-st
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40 MURRAY STREET.

srEAlHs MARvN's, late Rich Co s, improved SALAMM
pks SAYS WideIs Patent secured BY the celebrated la
BALE LOCK- with v,ry small ksy al usoe
inspection of Nh Sesrns who has Tor
their suuscture during which time
ot ooIlss been consumed IN one OF
sbem-9a having tested accidental tires warranted
ftee from dsmpness. 49,, 4,
Also Bugsrproof Chests of size lined with hardened
steel which BE- drilled or broken.
For sale by SrEARYs x MARVIN, No. 20 Mursayft-
Factory cor St. Marx. place and Av. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

RICHMOND VA.) MUNICIPAL ELECriON.
BsLrIMoRY Thursday, April 2 1857.
rro uu,o,n.I Election AZ Richmond yesterday rs-
suItsS in tbs success Of tie Wing and American
ticket
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uup coIrruEpE MAIL.

TIE SOUTHERN MAIL.
BALriaoRE, Thutsdsy, April 1877.
New Orleans Tspers Of Thursday end tS'asy o''s
beer received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

RHODE ISLAND was carried by the combined op-
positi, at her State Election last year, both sup
port the same Governor but splitting on Lieut..
Governor. The same phase was exhibited this
year; and the cOntrasted vote Of the Republican
and American parties respectively at those two
elections is very significant. Look at it,
1856. 1857.
Brown, Am.o........7,9so Mason, A~......"....sSSs
Robinson, Rep......l,S2s Turner, Rep........,..5S7
P.n Den............7,l8 Hail. Dem............."4S52
We respectfully commend these figures to the
study Of our friends in Connecticut, who are eX-
borted not to vote the Opposition tickets lest they
should thereby swamp Republicansm in American
Ism. They might as nationally be exhorted never
to go to Sleep lest they should wake in the Eleventh
Century. You need not fear a potential return of
Amercapism" while bred Scott decisions and
Kan,ss subugatiOns, quickly following one another,
admoni.h the People Of ne Free States tina. they
have now to decide between the aScendancy Of Free
dem and that Of Slavery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

RHODE ISLAND ELECTIONS.
PROVIDENCE, Thursday, April 2, 1857
The following 10 the vote for Governor Of Rkods
leland.
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Lows BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.

CAUTION DEALERS.
AZ the propetos in possession OF the names OF
calling being close imitston OF their
label with the signature of Robt Low Son. but very n'
ror soap having qualities either for washing OF
the genuine they proceeding vi scon through tne'
attorney against every house 50 offending
Lows SOAPS
~ " FRANCIS TONES Sons,
No. Maideu-lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

TREES AND PLANTs.--PARsONs a. Co., Flush
sns would sdvise purchasers 10 send In their
esy The sock of EyERGREEH ana other ofnamea
Bsr TkEE Shrubs Roses VINES and EXOTIC Plants can
l. pisbed Ia sreat variety and Of choice quality Trees will
be delivered at Fulton Market wharf free Of freight Catalogues
Nv mail OF NJ No, % Wslist, basement.
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GEO. +. PETERSON,

Of the late OF Peterson & Humphrey,
nil CT ptinue the CARPET business, in the hrm OF
f.. A. PETERSON Co.,
No 10 CsDsl-st 49,
would invite the attention OF friends and The pablo
70 our rch Brussels CArpe.ing, 81 10 lci yard.
Rich Velvet Csrpeting, III 10 NJ per yard
And all the latest Patterns Of John Grossly Sons
clotns Of every drcriD,inn Mt the love- at cash prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

WIGS HAIR DYE ,!-WIGS !!!-BATCHELOR's
WIes and improvements peculiar to their house,
Fhey srs celebrated s the world for their graceful beauty
ssse and dusby-fttiDs TO charm. The largest and best
stok In the world. Twelve private for yng n
f.nous DYE Sold At BACHELORS, No. Zj5 Broadway.
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SEWING MACHINES,-I. NJ. SINGER o. 20. ia
BITE beautiful Pictorial Paper contains full aud reliable M
formation about SEWING MAchIsEs and answers all questions
tst can be sked the sbect all Who read this paper Will
ban how TO purchase SEWING MACHINE with which W
yesz clear profit be made and viii be protected rom
being imposed upon BY of the humbus schnes now De-
fore the pubic l. NJ SINGER Co.'S GAZETTE VIII be scot
uustis TO all who apply by letter or otherwise
L N SINGER { Co, no. S23 Broadway New-York.
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LOOKING GLASSES, PICTURE-FRAMES, EN-
sEAvIsGs ART MATERIALS, &c, TWENTY-FIVE PER cent
BELOW THs PRICES See Advertisement under
Day Gooos. WILLIAMS, STEVENS WILKINS Co,
No SS Broadway.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25
Court Of Gommoa Pleas.

The March term of this Court was concluded
Saturday. The only criminal ease disposed oI
during the last week, not given in our last, was
The State Of Ohio Us. ABRAHAM Rinker. Embez
rlement-The defendant had previously been
arraigned and entered a plea Of net guilty, but on
Friday altered the plea and owned up to taking
the articles identified. Messrs. Dunlap d Stew
art swore othe identity Of articles amounting to
about so. The defendant was then sentenced
to twenty days in Jail on bread and water: a fine
of $40 and costs, and make restitution of double
the value of the properly stolen.
State Of OAio Us. Wn. p. Van Gordsr. Horse
Stealing.-The jury in this ease were unable To
agree UPON a verdict and discharged about mid
night of Tuesday. The case against the sans
defendant Cor passing counterfeit money was
continued.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25
UREpARE For r /

4 Gentlemen's Fur Driving Gloves; Buck Gloves
and M.ttens: silk Fssey hssd gloves for Ladies', Gen
tienen and Children; Zephyr Gloves and Aittens, aud
a large assortment OF AerinO. Silk and Cashmere
Vests for Ladies; Gentemen's Msrino, SILK and Cash
mere shirts; ladies, &c tiemens and Childreh's
SILK, Cotton and Woolen Hosiery. Just opened at
L. L. HOYT r COS.
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Rev Jas. MaTvins Lecture at Ravenna

Rev Jas. Marvins Lecture at Ravenna.
The Ravenna Democrat. Speaking of the lee
ture delivered by Mr., Marvin, Superintendent Of
the Union Schools in this town. says
"Prof. Marvin, of Warren. lectured before the
Young Mems Lyc.un on Friday evening last
Thoughts and Thinkers was the theme of the
Lecture. Prof. Marvin's effort was a brilliant
one. His style of delivery is easy and graeeful,
his thoughts clothed in language particularly
beautiful. The sentiments advanced in the
Lecture Friday evening were of a vigorous, ener
geGe nature, while the frequent dashes of wit
aud humor with which It sparkled, betrayed
talents of s high order.
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In relation to a change Of Venue.
SECTION l. Be IT enacted By the General .sSsemGl,
Of TIE State OF OHIO, That ia all cases nov pending
or that may hereafter he pending. in the superior
court" Of any city OF county, Whether such court uo-
exists. or snail hereafter be created, in which it shall
he n ade appear to the court, that a fair and impartial
trial cannot be hal in the county where the suit is pen
ding. the court may change the place of trial ~ send
ing the case to the superior cont Of some other city OF
county, or to a court Of common Piexs OF sosne other
county, and may make all proper orders for hat pur
pose; and after the papers and certified transcript Of
the proceedings of the court ordering the change o
venue shall have been filed in the clerks Office OF the
cOu't 20 which the case shall he sent as aforesaid. the
latter court shall prceesl therein as in cases orr ginaIIy
commenced in such latter court: Provided. that the
case shall be sent to the nearest superior court or court
Of common plels, unless for good cause shoxn, the
court ordering the change of venue shall deem it prop.
er to send it to some other.
N II. A RTE
Spea%er or the House OF Representatives.
LESTER AYLOR
President Of the Senate, pro TEN.
Columbus, February 10. Is57.