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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17
Chssp Postage and the Fsasking Privi-
1ege.

The Washington Union boldly takes the
initiative step in favor of reform in the
Postage laws, by reduction Of letter post
age, and the abolition Of the franking sys-
TEN. The following figures will show how
much this Thanking nuisance costs the coun-
try:
When Congress il in session, there il sent
by mail from this city several tons day of
trankesl matter, mostly printed, an well as an
immense quantity OF letters. During election
cesing campaigns this printed matter has
run a. high ~ several tons per day. This
adds immensely TO the expense of transporta.
ton upon the railroads and in coaches, and
renders stage wagons necessary where q
single horse could otherwise carry the whole
mail in q small bag. Besides millions Of
speeches and pamphlets sent free by mail,
there has been vast numbers Of bound vol.
umes Of books franked through the mails
annually, some weighing several pounds, and
done up in wooden or pastebord boxes To
these must be added thousands upon thou.
sands Of packages d seeds, and other articles,
that cumbcr and weigh down the mails.
The ranked written matter large as it may
be, is mere bagateIlc to the cart and car
loads that are sent under frank throughout
the Union.
An accurate account Of the weight OF
ranked letters sent from this city for the
month Of April, 1856, showed they amounted
TO l4410 pounds, and, at three letters 10
the ounce, the number would have amounted
TO CJi,5GO per month, the postage on which
would I've S20, $3.50, or s,33i,120 letters
amounting to S2j0,0ll 81 per annum
The ranked printed matter for the month
weighed 513,1.2 pounds, and foe the year
would DO 6 ,Se4 ,Jb4 at one cent per ounce,
would produce S3l ,s035 SO per month, or
Sl,lOl ,Gi22l PER annnm THESE sums
added would make 81 ,3jl GS3 81 per annnm
The delivery Of r33i,72O free letters by
postmastcrs at one cent each, would be ss3,-
3l7 20 for year, which, added to the
above, will make 81 1850 OF
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

The hero Of the New York hotel scandal
case Gardiner Furulss published a card in the
y. Y. PAPERS oithe 2lS,. II is n cool A. ice
He says that NJ Wo0dman THE husband
Of the frail one knew Of his intimate ac-
qusintance' with his wife. and that he Fur
Mss supposed he approved Of il Ia speak
iug OF his "lntercourNe With the Woo!maus.
he remarks :" That i, was characterized by
much that was impruden,, j. only 10 coufes,
what Is obvious 10 every one but II must
be equally apparent that was allowed by
Mr.. " 10 believe that nv attitude was not
misunderstood by him. He was man Of
business-thcugh; o. nothing else-cared
for nothing el~e. His wife was CAV. Young,
ard fond Of society. AL the day and half
the nigh, he spent 10 his stor. Without
children. she Was lonesome in her drawing.
room, and he encouraged me 10 suppose, as
always believed, that i, was entirely
sgntable TO him that sho1ld pas great
deal Of my tine in The -pciety Of his wife
thus enabling him 10 devote himself entirely
to his affairs, and ye, spare his wife thu
ernus Of q cherries home. This IS. no doubt
all very wrong aad so far as il il So am
willing 10 bear without, mgrmur the cen
sure Of the world And this is the extent
Il nv offence down 10 the deno,.Fr'cnt a, the
New York Hotel
Furn'ss also defends his attemp; TO rescue
Mrs Wcodmsn from the Flushing Asylum.
M the ground that her husband was wreaking
Vengeance cn h,r, ani he saws he was will
lnc 10 marry her. IN case divorce FROM NJ
Wccinan could bc prcearel. He also
hints that Mr " "a coward anil ss-rrs 20
want VI. W % hallerge Inn.
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One Of the New York Heraid, cores
pondents has met in the Far West with that
great Irish sportsman. Sir GEORGE GoRg,
whose hunting adventures in the Rocky
Mountains, conducted as they were upon
gigantic scale, Tor the amusement of one
mau, probably exceeded any thing of the kind
ever before attempted ON this side the At
lantlc. Everything that u sportsman could
possibly require. in tho way OF shooting,
fishing eating, aud drinking. was provided
in the greatest profi,sion. and all transported
in safety To the theatre Of his exploits. He
says;
Some faint idea may be formed Of the
magnitude Of HIS equipment when tell you
that his extensive retlnuc contained u sccre-
tary. assistant secretary, clerk. guide, fly
maker, hunters. cooks, Sc, &c.: in all mum.
herring about fifty men. with thirty wagons.
numerous saddle horses, dogs, Sc.. aud sup
plies to correspond Sir George remained
nearly three years in this country, and with
the exception ol one winter, which he spent
near Fort Laramie. was entirely secluded
from the world. and most assiduously en-.
gagged in his iavorlt, sport of hunting. An
accurate account Of the amount of game
"bacgcd" WAS kept by his clerk, AMI during
one season the results were ~ follows l22
grsly bears. .. 500 huiialoes, besides nuu.r-
Qua elk, black tailed deer and antelope in
all amounting 10 the enormous aggregate oi
1900 animals. none If which were smaller
than The antelope.
had the lcasure Of meeting this modern
Nimrod in 81 LOUIS. AMI was highly
entertained with uarrntion Of some Of his
exploits, which almost equal those OF Gordon
Cumming 10 Africa
tie also showed me his e,Iupmen, OF beau.
timl guns Of yarious patterns aud calibrcs.
suited Ia the destruction of all kinds Of game.
from an English supe 10 grisly bear AMI
among them observed the names Of rurly
Mauton, ard other celebrated mascrs His
outfit must. in,hsi have bcen very complete
After becoming cloyed with spor, in the
mountains. and Killing every variety OF the
largest and NEST formidable animals found
there. SIR George proposes to winter IN
rc,as. and amnss himscli III hunting d,vr
AMI other small game
lie brings with him host Of trophies,
which viii furnish hm ~i,h ample vouchers
for his performances.
Some Of your worthy and siaid citizens OF
Gotham viii probably think !, a very ain.
gular inia,ua,iou lot a gentleman poSs, sSing
a princey estate. with an income Of $500.
900 pcr anuum, 20 voluntarily withdraw
from all society AMI incarrra,e himself in
the depths VI The wilderness among savage
men AMI beasts Tor three long years, exposed
to all the pcrls and pri'at"uS consequent
upon such a condition.
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Reading for saturday Night.
A r1kM BANK

The following lines were written by tn
celebrated ROWLAND HUI, more than quar-
ter Of century ago, at q period Of grea
commercial distress in England, when tn
nonied Institutions Of that country secms'
in state Of collapse, and universal bank
ruptcy threatened the nation.
have never failing bank.
A. more than golden store;
No earthly bank Ia half 40 rich;
How. then. can be poori
It's when my stock l. spent and gone,
And I am without groat.
I'm glad 10 hasten 10 my bank
To beg little note,
Sometimes my Banker smiling says,
Why don't yoa oitDsr Gomez
And when you draw a Little note,
Why not . larger sum!
Why live 40 niggaTdly sDd poor
Your bank contains plenty;
Why come and take one pound note,
When you have twenty
Yes, twenty thousand. ten times told,
Is but trifing sum,
To what your father has laid up,
secure 10 God bis son.
Since then my tanker Ia 40 rich,
have no cause Ia borrow.
live upon my cash 10 day,
And draw on him To murrow.
~, b,en altnou-aod times before
And never wa. rejected;
Ro,net,,ns, my Banker gives me- more
Than asked for, or expected.
Bometimea felt little proud,
! msnaged thirgs 40 clgverl
Dn, nh before the ,ay was zone
felt az moor a. ever,
know my bask can never fail,
Us fund. ALWAYS III. same,
The firm, Three person. In one God"
Jehovah il his mans.
should nj, the bank In Britain break,
IN, iinpk of England stnash.
Bring In your mote to XioD'. bank
Yon'II surely yet your cash,
And II yoa hsy. bat ore small note,
Fear no, 10 bring Il In;
Game boldly To- the Throne of Grace,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

The injunction asaius, the Mercantile,
Charter Oak and Exchange Banks of Hart.
ford. vas IN the III removed, and they are
now preparing "a do business Is formerly
Al Of these hanks are in fr>' rate condi,iou,
The number u divoyvs Tor ten wears
past, obtained a the courts Of rhilsdelphia
Is about 6cN. suits Of this nature are in
cres.s.ug IN frql,pc,.
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\ lew evenings since, family a, New
Britain e., rc,lr,i 10 r~t, leaving night
lamp burning in the bol.-oom, iillei a
they Supposed, with burning iuld, Upon
a~asiug in the morning they were alarm"i
upon discovering the room iull of thick, sui,
t6ca,lug smoke, and the gentleman was hor-
rcr-s,ricken to prri~ tia, his wife was a.
clack as bis hat, while the lady near y went
into COMMISSIONS NJ the sight OF the colorri
gentleman beside her The chidrn wer,'
also little nigg,rs all Of en-, anil the iurui-
ture Of the nom was turned 10 ebony TN
examination il WAS iogDd ,ha, they had used
camphcnc Instead Of iiuid. anil that this had
dep'Siir, the soo'y back that - diSisuNi
their cumpleNjcns
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GENERAL HAvEioCK.--At a meeting of
ilibcrnian Bible Society. held in Belfast,
lately, the Rev, Mr. Graham, OF Bonn.
tina, General llavelock. who j. now 80 dis
tnguished in India, althougha Baptist, wis
member of his Mr.. Grahams a missionary
church at Bonn, and his wife and daughter
werc members OF It for seven years lie
could also narrate an anccdJtc regarding
that great and good man which he had
heard from the lips Of Lady llsvelock.-
When Gen. IIaveock, "a colonel OF his reg
iment. was travelling through India, he al
ways took with him Bethel tent. in which
to preach the GOSPEL. and when SUNDAY
came in India. he usually holstcd the Bethel
flag and invited all men TO come and hear
the Gospel; in fact he even baptIsed some
Tie was reported for this at head quarters
for acting in non-mlli,ary and diSorrierly
manner. and the Commander. in-C Chief. Gen
Lord cough. entertained the charge, but
with the true spirit Of generous military
man. hc caused The state Cl Col. llsvelock's
regiment 90 he examined lie caused the
rtpOrt of the moral state o, the various reg
imcn's 81 b. read Tor sometime back and he
found that Col. llayolOck stood at the top
OF the j',t-there was less drunk, unrss, less
Tagging hrs imprisonment in II than in any
other " hen thai was done. the Command
erin thief ssjd Go and tell Colonc!
llsyelock, with my compliments to bapti~e
thc who'll army
Pms AN lluu,Ss-- Riy.S, at ;h, Wash
ingion GiobC. Is IN town. ..ua o,ca ,jonally
tayors his frierd with scnicn,icus
criticisms on our m.nicpa, -i....s. Here is
his last view
don't believe o this i1,,iin1 tie poor
from the public CRIB. | AWAY, noticed
when w used to ic,d The logs from "A crib
down in Virginia, two or thr,e hogs got all
the corn. and did well, ami the rrst got lean,
bu, hey all s,aii in the lane verc the corn
was thrown. and never put their nos, 10 the
ground tc help Themselves the whole winter.
Rnt those tina, werc turned ont and not Eel
from the crib, weut N TO the vosis. and in
the spring were all "a tat ~ butte and their
,ails cur.,d ~ tight tina, ,hey could hardly
get their hind leg On the ground |, is the
same way with u'cn as with p'gs il yca
wan, their tail 10 curl YOU mus, make
them root Tor themselves AMI net teach them
to 20 t. the crib.--N. \. Pot,
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ooe Of the o"st sayings Of Franklin is. il
nan emp'Fs has par- into hts head ~
on Gao lake Il rom him
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10 TIE KpIroa o. TEE agrALn
R,NnAirn sIfY reMA.

Bspsr wv BRLortYs ffuExls -lbc Opn,nin1.on
err Ct the Br~,klya firc D-rDtnent Western district
have ador.ed 90 emblem, bsss 70 10 worr ~ aciys
srtneB sra tIsnS ~ on ooovIons Of arc be Of
e.rrnau silver sb1gt re and qm OF 20 cent p,o-c
IRE edge ci,ood - me eeutsuon OF hose, aG6
me face The Cessn Of Gre cap on ~oc tue words
'fre Tsf aJiYaeut ". No ~ viii be placed IN r~hed
.ter. Ths letters ~ the tciive hremep will be Of bgns
Mno those n exerops n the Kind OF metal OF
which he t,dge "a nnses.
Tus Acn,s or Jss1kr foIscr CowNr1oyves.--Ata
meeting Of lbs King, touaiy Republcsn General Comm.
tee recently Reid, iesoluors adopted expressive Of
the scqrosoeree ~ he comr w ac Metropolitan TO
Icr lar sud en,olsny hC cflcal action OF Zoo .. r.
subnAhan, he CcrlnissosoE fJF tho city Of Bro tyn.
CH<Ncs OTFTCs Hoyrg Mayor Powell Of Hrc oklyn,
will t nssci Rvs Official bo'reu, during hc ~ TIE
roros Ocnnsrlontrt 10 tho morning iastsi OF Tho sor
Hia ofce hours will In he meant ne, be from
o'occs A. To- oo',ok r. n.
STANDING CoArTrrrEs % rHp BohRp or sgrrpvrsoss--
Ala meeting Of the Kngs county Board OF Supervisors,
ted at ". tourty jail yesterday, the PRESIDENT Mr. Lind
rey, srbmld Tie following Sanding Conrausss for shs
envving YEAR,
On os,0unt 81 sap~ntadnb Of y, ro--Beekcr Lindsey,
Ryrer
on acrotrt of cpaty rtersursr-Beg C,mpben, Wall
o. I4ttsd ssItss Deosu Fayd-sirc we'll Human. AfawH
on b1Uoh s.itcn " Assssauent Rops sohenck smith, NC
o. g0otnts- ierger woo' wo,,b, Ben-
On ggR- Cummings, tcneDcs Jerome.
~ Pspaentirrtes itnn, Berfen, Gross
On OJa,ts-snmar, uuno ngs s'ryser.
On = tDsh0usc-Nhite k'sosker Ryder
on Es~"i as3 yoe T,p,as,no nm sssr Blssher Adss
On General fares~H. npbel' smith, Bou,elle.
,n Las' ard Applications 70 ne Lsgs@h"e-Asl~nsnlp
w sslaies-woodvors, Desssy spytW,
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uritis mus n sinst the Police CON rnissioners,
suPAgYs cCuKT-sPBCIAl rsHx.
tefcrv Hon. Judge PEI BODY.


ACC IL TVI opls or s r,Ia,o, u o.yics Kup,yo sf
yora ~ Nc s.5 a., Pe,soe Cymnsvsos>rs, er-Jadse
peabody grated Alternative hi, morn
rs oonaardbs me Police O0nnls,lDper, 20 rc,sors ss
olAor 10 lLs cCt of POLICEMAN, ho t1i DO
h.s Deer removed Illegally, shJs 70 TIE contrary
os thursday a.Srn.ry. The following As IN Ts.ers N
ne S4se;--
TArsicK srng's lrprAvr
stu, n Neo Tnk, Ctiy sgsd ''a1sp Il H-1 rrt, "a
pau OK zurghg ocsx oaiy sworn a. ut no ,,nics 4
NJ s. hsrioB ttrset Ne city q Nsg YORK tas lie n
tiry q. ears 10 sla 4 hs afJ ssts yesr, th,i N
lbs mon u Ncyersef, lso2, d. yoneo wa. appointed
an Eworp W a. pohccmsl ~ he tiy u KeT FORK iCr
tie 'oim Of -four joAs, 500 fccsyod hs vsrat a.
coy of Nes yors, Ambfole C. Ergss1a, MT IN
Tue north ~ Jar lsr., bS5I, 1epgn.st wa rosl.
Essi;,d ,eeh toheer1 9y ~ Aay''. soso.ser sad
secoId no A. tScn policeman essr spcc sctod
~ Sub pohoensn, vnni W. ID 4Ay % Joy, 1851 when,
pplG1sni div oCouf u tne ,gssss aAyor vi Toe cy 4
Hcg i0'k, oseasnt ain the Olt re nses % po
hoe doponenPs vera ESve 70 the police captain q
tsposoi POI comcL. snc pirswD, % ,he or.
dsis u uo ssit baJor bis iincc sa1 u e day " Jdg,
salad y ~ hof orctt and oCnVns ron Connie.
tlSitrs II f0Ce for no kcufrian P0cs Di ct ol tho
Of New York, ard on tho ara " Ponuo ot .1sl
issht; hat depour nss never lfcharg.G % ais
Dsee boi1 bis once % posceutb 20 ehh Ne Sxssoa az.
pm n, tnd hss usTeT "a any onafgo comps't
AAt, bin OF any And o. sty which sts mo- c!i-
nH e1 eud La never tooe sid sooon3 .ppoigtGon, OF
JAc, 1905, had any charge or d made asaipt
nm OF any hod whuever N hn kaoslsdse; bal
dcEoncai never received, ar h.d served on HIN,
any rcqcremeni or order from the Commissioners
OF foiicei o. board u foleo .of tBs Ncsropon
,an Poice rtvict OF tho SAFE Of New Yorx,
apY oompsin o. cbsrts aeani dcronent, 70 or from
sail Conn siopcv or SAT- sIar1, % sny notice OF any
compliant charge tfaps 81 n 10 Or frO y .s,d 20 nmls
or ssd bond bat 3trvbsus can read aud write
the knghsh sreusee ana 1ss neet a q be Cnited
stes 10 oyes ioa zen pears All has teJ wit ain tbs
Metropolitan olcs as ct 'cr i've earl Isst pasi
Las neier ocun pnviced " any ce s1d - DOW Dy
ss ana his ssi1 sppontnCut, ey.ry gny quaaed bcl
and CisUharRt duties a oICc uf police nan and
pauUDsn VI me police focc sAi dstricl; that the
% dsy Of Jolly, 1851, depysnt iop0rie4 hDsu1 40
Beard OF POLICE, iaeir one "a White erect IN ,ls Gag
u kes YORK., snd ofefed his icet % policeman and
la, Jron v talJ Board s1a has slos fcpetooiy rspo
Cd hinsef there and III red his scTvos poll seiusn
ord p~stelaa " saz Lard, pS he spylceL haYe Dosu
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Asge thai As paper voad be referred 70 We o0~niaee
me mSaoa % bsins put was referred 10 shas commit
toe-
ooAanTgs rHs wHoIA
mo Board, on motion Of NJ Buxr, went Into Oommsoee
OF The Whsle on the regular Gallon N.
The feasibility OF estAblAhtuG duudAns ground we
FIN wAsd gave rise 10 considerable deb>so, "a ~osdh
hoSsn. Crane and Asmpni took Q leading part EvenAs
ally The mater Gas parsed over
wA1D'S Inland.
In relation " The propity Of the OorpN atom porohs-
ing twenty soree Of land on ward's 6snd W. ACsfLI,
who Il the Dogborry Of The iard, gave vent - son
husAssic but not very classical expre sions FOR IN
stance he, "wcere tho nell she money 10 dra The
warrant TO come ffomf'
M suoa said .hsl tho land thu Long Island side
~ valued st $25o0 per acre. ana thai on ,he New f"'e
,ice % 0C0 II tho city In want OF the property
hey could not do better tnan purchase 1t Immediately
especially IL the title WA goh.
that the Goyersors OF tho Auy horso DESTROYS II
seinns property on the island whenever h ooaid 10 90
tanned.
Tue molten 70 refer the rspor. back lost. and tn
report epted and the sdopon OK he resolution re-
commended By q vote o. IL IN II
The O mint &c then roee, aud reported IN FAVOR OF re
c1rmsnog the bills under their oonsidefaion 10 mir
reading
M 0rrARsoS wabed to know when tho repor. NJ tnf
spsca, Committee Soeoidca for Tho PEI napen
olean,fg oi the ereets would repoe'f
The Chairman Of the com itsee raid he would have
done before shs had bee, for the iaos thu tn'
o'ber members Of he comm,aee uore out OF town. Ne
promied 10 report a soon a. be possibly Gould
TIE BarrHRY ys1IARGxnaSr
The bnard anGued the exrupg oJutrnct Tor tho ftp9
tor George Law, o accomplish the work; aud q ton
The street onmu tsoner suthorzsd TO adve use FOL
new PROPOSALS 70 complete The undertss ing
The Board Adjourned TO meet this evening.
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sssr Wagner snah, oharsssson. aAy~ va .ys "a -
seSr a:ney smou'ou, Charleston day.. ws,a sssss.
scsr DAVID SSust Morissdss. wnn,AG On NJ dsss
Gshr Vim jenkins Psseroe Kschnond = dsvs 6SaaASH
Troy Isa nisht in . sqrali on -secum lost nAinhoon.
sshr Staten islsod ,ss Sn,! sSi m '"AS@
s sSSr S ssrs Inss Bousnn virgins days
sahr iSberk, Nelson, Wright. : tsSA
schr guspin shan. Han v1sMM
sshr r So Tss bsSisl.' vrssiA days
schr Racer, Pierce, Virginia, ) GAYS
schF Z srns, 'ionk, g,gnis 1osyS
SCI Smith. Bigbie, VIZ s'r,s Gays
schr Arms.rorg LII, AirEAnd' Ia 4nsyA
eebE Eusn Ross, skxhnors tdavs
Dctr Baltimore Sleigh, ssnmorr, +dsys
Schf Doe, re nalnofd BAL I'm re, dAya
sehr hiitoS Pinckpey, PhrAd-ipbt.
sebr 0unsrn Darling Hewirs Island Ne, II day., via
granite for FOR. Rachmond
Srfr lanson De- n DYpkws, Rnskiand.
schr yssepb Fs.wel Packer. RochIsnd
ecbr Warrior Mi Ter Rocslsn.
echr N6ormahal, Mvers. Rock'spd
Sc.r Lord Ellswo~,h DAYS
acsv Tsisno. Low slouc-ster.
Schr GLOBE, Cls Sal~sa
scs1 Mary onI,i & VIII. der sos:on Adsya
schr q T., Lowell, Reson, 3dess
Sbr tlNp Hsnt,t Hos on.
schr A Ham opd Paioe, Boston.
srbr 4 buse Snow o,stp
Sfbr HaTist Garf BIigh man, Fan River.
kebr tda'sid. Hickeros Aibsny Tor IS
s,ooy nr.dsrlc Brown Cad n-r. rrovkepoes
e'oop Hsyvv II, Gorwn PROVED
yearey Kenpebec hsDd eh,lsdr iphia~
eses~er Pelican. Aaldr'ch. prov,1euoo
Steamer ouinebsug, nonrm Nor Itch.
BELOW
ship Isaac Bel Johnson iro- antwerp, July ~
SAILED
Anna ecs NJ Johns suj III Ne OrasxA; keahra 20;
bark d Rrcohman.
Wind during the day from wNw wsv.
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declined end dspooent further detAnds aaseaid Beard
nsjovpy Ntnem, latin and 40 VA ponens u re-
ao SsraS Gs DsS Ss rssrO & Ia CITY, Of
The Iesrcpoian pol 70 dsuict % The STATE OF New
York Aas depoeeos ns no lncSStse w.ieysr Q! any
force Of said kelropOuan Police DhtrDt Of the Safe OF
Of such psnosnan ana paroman and asyoneni inrSsr
nys, thai neither sad board, nor - s ~ares, nor any
other person, hes paid dspOnsnt .ny comp nsaoo ~ pa
'lmAn or policeman 'nos ne 1oe dsy ~ ' assy
s.or, before ne, Ausu,' :, 1897. E A a1s,'vsr,
Oommt nioner OF Deeds
Judge Peabody granted the following
On reading and lins me affidavit Of Patrick Murphy,
and ton Df d. eit coun el for the rea.or or
isred that alternative returnsbe IN she lab
ds 81 august next esue to tee ,esondeas commanding
them TO restore the reator TO the Office Of pa'roSsn ana
member o. The police oce Of said dhcs show cause
r. ptrary b. this Special erm heid
Clsmbs1s, on tee lah day Of Angus, inst a. 10 occk
An. O. PEABODY
rHB WRIT or NAspAMUs.
re P.ops Q, w Sets Of Neg Iort I. me eo", "a o
Ynk -or-e,u s-wh Patrick murphy, a. The time Of
IA" ssssg 81 me no Of oar Les iAtare, entitled An ACT
70 esacIsh Metropolitan Poice dstJio and 70 provide
TOR The government theTeo passed the 18TH day OF AD
lst7 three afhs beug present. aud st The time the same
became law, patrOluian and one OF the pohoe Of
ae city Of Ne. Y@ K Their, fo,e day appointed and
and whereas BIS ssio Patrick fphy has been dis
cha sed Q, dismissed from bis tsd ohoe aad o.came oy
virtue OF sad at 0lneu ami member VI the police
foro Of ssio ais c. sLo hed OF ana did duty uaaer
he raid 81, read the Ecgsh language
ana hss b. en- q czan Of tho Unieo 5a ours son
ysxs ideu for sse,ve past within the sad
n.rc han kIiot hks Deem convicted OF AM
cline; nevertheless you have *isnout any s'neo
Charges being preferred assnss o. served upon h.a
{, be 3 'sro Il Pu'i0s, .r any opporss nifty beng II
forced " him VI bling head in his defence, unjust
~, ikgsly, ana without joIsdcson IN bat behalf, re-
the ssid Patri Murphy IRON ihs EAi Office and
deprived bm o. she profits ana ourse mems heseof and
rfu,ea oliss him permit hm 70 exe' elsa The
g0v dv OF such pau ohm u an member OF toe
poire for OF said Melrop0l'at Pance District, to he
erevous damage Of the said P~Tink Murphy, a. We arc
lnos BY his complaint; therefore, we being ~nns
bal speeuy asIiCs be- oone Ia this be ball 70 him.
All PsSrcs korpDy, a. Il L. ja. coomann yoa, arm
IL eDIuppg ou ibsl IN medistey AfIor the receipt Of his
rt yo re. him tho aosoaad olce vi rolnsn
,no bar he police force o. the sId Metropolitan
10. Dtic, and pe rmt HIN ~ The aud
Jronts ND saAry thereon, Or thAs you snos
CO re g. contrary b. To- Supreme q urt, VI
spec term hereof to be held Ut chambers IN the Court
Hou,e In Park, In ths city OF New York ON the llth
cay Vi Augus mt, 10 O'Clock A. ", Sst con io
come by default, and In woAA manner this 11r
c nmapo shali be exencted, make appear 70 Our said
the i4tn day Of August, ns, then sending back
N This our writ