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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

The FIRST STRAwEERRIEs.-1he first Strawberries
offered in market arrived May 29-two very small
baskets-and were bought by woman who deals
largely in fruits in Washington Marke; at 70 cents
basket. On Saturday Drew Il French, fruit dealers,
Barclay street had the second consignment OF straw
berries from the land of Jersey-aso two baskets, Of
the 1857 sze-that is, two spoonsiu-which they sold
at % cents basket. The price Of southern berries
is al quart, small measure, when in good order, and
anything they viii bring when out of order. Ga Sat
urday boys were hawking them about the street al six
cents q basket. They did not look particularly invi-
ting; but as they strawberries, and as was yet
May, somebody bought them, and we presume that
somebody eat them.
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SERIOUS AccrDgyr.-On Saturday afternoon lat
young a man named Dennis Donahue was thrown
from cart he was driving past the cooperage of
Samuel Brewer, on the corner ot Ada~s aud Front
.treet The wheel of the cart struck against apple
Of lumber and urs The unfortunate man had his legs
broken, shoulder fractured and fingers smashed. He
was conveyed to tie City Hospital by the Second Dis
tct Police The place where this accident occurred
has been incumbered with lumber and rubbish for
years past and there is hardly space left TO drive
vehicle past 1t has frequently been complained Of
to the Corporation-Attomey. Some days since child
WIS badly injured and several weeks ago man had
his houlder fractured by the falling of lumber which
had been placed against the building.
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FIRE ~ Az ESGIxg lIoCsE.-About o'clock yes
terday morning fire broke ont in the engine house of
No O. on the corner Of Vanderbilt and Myrtle avenues.
II originated among rubbish under the stairway,
and the flames extended to the sittmg-room. 1t was
discovered in time to prevent great deal of damage
The furniture is owned by the company Their los is
about $50; no insurance.
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-BROOhLIN ITEMS.

TAVERN LIcFNSEs.-The following licenses have
been granted by the Brooklyn Board of Excise in all
dition 70 those heretofore published:
Grarcsend-J, hu WyckoG, John d. Denyse, Janus
Van Sicklen jeremiah Tappan.
JIflands-Ruth Darland, \. ~ Dorsey.
N,tr Lofts-John |. Sneleker. j. Q. Van Scklon.
The Board meets again on Monday to-day.
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CRY ITEMS
EXCISE CoNMIssIONERs.-Bobert ID. Holmes the
new Excise Commissioner, was sworn In on Saturday,
in the County Clerks office.

LITERARY CELEBRArIoN.-The EuceriGn Society Of
the New-York University-a Society which includes q
large majority of the students-have no celebrated
their anniversary for several years past; but they
have made attractive arrangements for its celebration
this year on the 18th of June INST On the evening OF
that day, at the Chapel of the University, there will
be an Grafton by the Rev. William 1. Morgan, the
new Rector of st. Thomass Church, and poem, ap-
propriste TO the OCCASION by Park Benjamin esq.
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TIE IyJuScTIoN FEVER Nor OVER fEr.-On
Friday, Lot c. Clark applied to Judge Roosevelt for
another junctiou-hc having been unsuccessful int the
one ganted by Judge Clerke-against the new Quar-
antine Commissioners. The principal ground OF COM
plant is that the placing OF the four buoys, as contem
plated by the Commissioners viii obstruct navigation
and interfere with the oys.ermen. The Judge, If he
has no, already granted the injunction, will very prob
ably do so to-day. Up to the time of the closing OF
the Court on Saturday, undertaking on injunction
had been filed with the clerk.
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Advertisement
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS AND SEAFARiNG

Mvv-CEARLEs J. BUNKERS LIE PRESERVING SHIFTS for
Bo,hes Voyager. and Seaarns the greatest nven
ton OF the age. They maGe for msles and females aud VIII
be for yAuat. hy who visit the shore his sum
uer The PRESERVING SHIRTS expressly for bltnsrs are
made Of the finest fabrics and be worn an ordinary gar
.rt with great and convent, nee Those conried
for voyage. capable OF uansg the wearers IN the heavS
otL,r Obstacles. Show. Rooms. No ST. Broadway.
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-,pe shswls the property e .hc firm The boxes from
wl'th they bad been taken lying On the hSor empty
Wilson Is = years VI age, was born IN New ioiA,
live, in Thr,y.si1th street. and Is carpenter by
trade. He pleads not guilty.
Justice Connolly, before whom the accused was "a
kep committed him to prison in default Of 81 200 oau'
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DEATH or The President or THE CoRS EX-
cHANGE.-Theojore Banks, the President OF the New
York Corn Exchange, died yesterday morning, at the
age Of IS. Sir. Banks was eminent and highly
respected merchant, engaged in the -four trade HIS
o,s will be deeply felt by large circle of personal
friends His funeral viii take place Tuesday after
noon, al No. 81 Seventh street.
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fAdv,rsisemoni
Tr,s-TUE CANTON TEA COMPANY have on

hand every variety Of TEAS for Grooers Tea Dealers and p
vat, faniE.s-Souchong O0onE aud Young Tyson from =
cents 20 ~ cents Gunloder and pe from - cent. 10 70
ccuts other qualities equally low Also boxes OF good
Family Tea for dollar Call and examine.
No. 10 Chathsm-st between Pearl and Rooseve.tsts
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DISHONEST PORTER.-lesterday morning Officer
Beam arrested porter named Henry Frosch, en-
ployed in the hotel No. II Courlandt street on four
separate charges OF stealing property from various
rooms in the establishment. The property stolen con-
sisted Of $40 bill, watch pencil case and gold pen,
SO BILL and brooch, taken at different times. The
g bill was found on the person of the accused He
was taken before Justice Connolly, who held him TO
bail in the sum Of $500 on each complaint in default
of which he was committed to prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

AccrDEsr.-On Saturday night a man named Mar
tin Michaels, while running to a fire in Fourteenth
street was severely injured by being struck in the
back by engine No. 3. lie was placed in carriage
and conveyed to bis residence in Spring street, where
he received medical attendance.
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ORDISArIoS.-Mr. Edward Chester, graduate Of
the Union Theological Seminary, was ordained last
evening by the Fourth Presbytery of Ne~-YOrk, in
the Fourth-avenue Presbyterian Church, corner of
Twenty-second street The sermon was preached by
the Rev. DR.. Joel Parker, the charge given by the
Rev. A. A. Wood, and the ordaining prayer by the
Rev. DIR. VIM Adams. The attendance was large.
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Advertisement.
WOIFF'S SCHNAPPS-


shall reduce the price Of my scHisp,N AROMATIC
scHNAPPs after the m Of July rext 10 IS per dozen tor the
.rrt and > 50 Tor the pint bottles and make large deduction
from these prices 10 the wholesale dealers, 49,
UDOLPHo WOLgE,
Sole Importer, No y Beaver-st.
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Advertisement
N ,DNFSS OR " MORAL INSANITY" at the best

can alone excuse which gives tor Summer
Bonnet or Cap other article of Millinery four times
It. tre value obtain the latest Paris styles IN all decriP
lions of Millinery, WnDEs Ware rooms No 2ol Broad
vav where extOrtion Is unknown.
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Advertisement.
Gas GAS-GAS FIXTURES FOR THE SPRING

GAS UNS-IIAS FINTIKFS FOX TIE VFhiN"
TRADE-Ssveral patterns bealui in design ana re
h than offered before. CaA 81 great Manufacturing
Depot No SIC Broadway ARcHES, WARSsk h Co.
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RUNoRED OUTRtGEs At SEGUISEs PoINr.-Ihe
Quarantine rioters met in conclave at Richmond on
Saturday night. A large fund was raised to aid IN
preventing the location of the Quarantine at SeguDe
Point. Lot c. Clark, lawyer, was seen in council
with the man who carried round the subscription pa
per. Another dwelling on Wolfe farm has been
burned and the bridges at the gateway torn up and
destroyed. The above facts yesterday reported
to the Quarantine Commissioners by one of their EN-.
p.uyees.
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CITr MoRTALTY.-The City Inspector reports 40
deaths during the past week-an increase of A. as
compared with the return of the week previous. or
consumption alone there Increase of 30 and Of
disease of the stomsch bowels &C., an increase Of p
over the number Of deaths Of those complaints during
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

FEARFUL FALL AND DEATH.-On Wednesday morn
m d s,, week the body OF about 60 years Of age was
furd ue.r the Blue Mountain Dam, some two miles above
brg The Centre Turnpike 81 that point passes over
a p-rpendicuisry from the bank Ut the Shuylt
can L. the hght feet. The night previous was very
DARK End il supposed that the man. while walking along tue
,uyrniLe uaccuainted the dan location fell
m. rank into quarry where his body was tn lie
was doubtless nstonty killed AS MS skql was 1frsiuy
cr.hed An inquest held upon the body BY j. Wshnger,
ESQ Al verdict in accordance win these tics
IN I'm Of money bundle OF clothes and several letters
wrre found bis person From the letters u was acer
tanned that the unfortunate German by Dh ana
named jacob Rufhweer also that he had ep OF tne same
name who was Methodist preacher In Cleveland Ohoi and
Tia, hi wife from whom however he had s,paIated was nv
10 u WNiambfrgh ~ Y. His body Inferred WITH re-
iiot s.ry.. on THURSDAY following its discovery ia TIE
burial ground of S. Johns Church, HAMBURG
Reading PENN Gazette.
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DARING BuRGL AIRY ~ BROADwAY-ARREsr OF The
RAscAL.-About O'Clock on Saturday morning Peter
Krupp, a porter employed in the establishment OF
Messrs. ScbardoIff & GOupI, No al Broadway went
to open the store as usual but TO his surprise found
the door unlocked. Upon entering the premises ne
was startled by footsteps the floor above, but re-
gaining his composure in moment proceeded up
stairs 70 the second story where he found man with
q large bar filed with Grape shaws which he was
about carving away Krupp quickly ran up and
rrapped with the msn. but in the scufie that ensued
saw the burglar place his hand upon the hit OF dag
ger which be had in breast POCKET "heleuPon i'
loosened his hold and ran orthe Stairway The burg
lar quickly fowed Krupp to the head Vi the stairs
and violently pushed him down hesdtoremoSt' e1-
pocng thereby to ipure him 90 inuch tAa' TIC "o'''
be unable to prevent his escaping foluh"'eiy' ~"
ever the porter was unin ured anu JunAng up se~eH
the burglar as he arrived at the 1904 oi 'he S'@
AID shouted FOR help. Officer stokeiy nearing INC
alarm fastened to the spot and apprehehueu Tue oD
lar who gave bis as PhiLp W i'oh' anu coH'e'eU
him to the Police Court
krupp in his affidavit, says that Oh tAe lnoiHNe -
question he went to the store as usual ana iouna lne
outer door open, and Philip Wilson In the S'CIe' -
son asked him what h. wanted " WI" W,., h.uPP ~
rlied Nv askiro him how be got in. Wilson made no
answer whereupoH kupp seized nSi1 u Anh, ~
hi. hand under The breast OF bis coat as ii feeling Tor
klie, whereupon Krupp let go Of am IN orq1 no 70
watch bis movements. At ihi5 uas ntsPP o 81 "a
son were near the head OF the hrst nghI Oh s'a,s
issdirc ~ H. soor II the store and soon as he
eS o his hold g wi Wilson Violently pushed him down ths
stairway While he was in the act oil iAing llson
ran down stairs and attempted to escaPe but nInSR
getting up hastily caught MIN ana heid MN UNI and 81
him into custody, Wilson IN the mean time s'.uss1 =,
hard to escape After the prisoner had been taAea -
the Stat Krupp retained to tas sore, ana
there found traYeingbas having 'he''si ''A '''''
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Advertisement
q y c. \ a,tttras IN (Nnnal

DIR 8. s. FITCHS Six Lectures on Consumption
ard the Laws of Life pages 30 engrayinss bound
ps the mode in which h. diseases Of the Luns and
Her, and other Chronic Disorders sent by MAJ postage
Tee On receipt Of 40 cents Address s. FITcH Co.. No IN
Broadway.
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MILITARY FrSERAL.-The Garde lafayette par
AIDED On Saturday afternoon and paid the last trba:'
Of respec to their ate brother in arms, Joseph Del
monica who died at tie residence of his uncle on Fr.
daV last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

CUsIoM-HoUsF IrEN.-John ). Yosburgh, esq, W.
appointed on Friday an Inspector OF the Customs b
Collector Redfeld.
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PHOTOGRAPHS BY Electric Light on exhibition at
BEApTs Gsl-ry, No. $50 Broadway
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TIE THoYAs.srREET SHOOTING AFFhR-The col
ored man, Francis Salters, who was SHOT by unknown
men in Thomas street about o'clock on fnday
morning, was alive last evening but had been ialAnS
very rapidly for several hours.
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IAaHerti.. u.eu.. |

wn Read jos; siied the collection a. BsAOT Gallery
No. $50 Broadway, over ThOmP.On's Saloon
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RIyEn THIEyISG.-A barge lying at the foot Of
cabin window bile those IN charge wer" absent
mn, b4ousrg 10 John Pary taken oct and robbed oi
40 and some val able papers The trunk was tlrn thr9"
Ld The thieves came 20 the vessel IN small boat Yes
teray morning Mr. Paitley attacked By ONE iows whe
On hi. Wv 10 grocery He Of their reach when they
s.uted him with stones He made complaint at the second
D.tct station House and arrested, out as MI
r,ev could dt nifty them as VI the PsJ they were a'
charged from custody.
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DytTH FROM STENPERANCE.-COroner RedainS
naue Yesterday upon the body Of Mary Higgins, who
ygn found dead IL her bed NJ. % Bait street yesterday
orniue She was IT ntemperat' haos az 'lsu -
consequence Of too free VI 4u1r Fe9uSI ia @'-
snce v as rendered by the coroueTs jury.
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The residence of Mr.. j. I. Young, No. 81 East
1hirtieth street. entered during the absence Of
the family, on Friday, about O'Clock p. NJ, md jew
elry and other articles taken to the value OF $50.
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prpcr,RY BY GIRLs.--Two girls, named Margaret
r. - Nav Eliza Hager.y arrested ysstsrday Tor en-
y an noccBpied house IN Hicks street BY breaking win
dow They cIawed IN and stole al a. tLe Keys ana oyo Ag'
- .5 ind Quit. number found ID their Po,srssi2n
~ were taken nto custody by OeeT Atkins ~ a.! afe de-
tanned to await . hearing
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The nativity table gives 29l natives Of the Unised
States, IS of Ireland, % Of Germany 10 of England
Of Scotland, Of France, 2of Wales, and each of
Poland Denmark and the West Indies and ! IN
known.
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VnIArIoS OF ORDyAScEs.-SOme seventy carl
~ ,Grs se were arrested lat week By Inspectors strs
NJ - -, - 10 ts.e out licenses. Thoss who ha~.
49, - verieu. kinds about the streets IN basE"ts az
TovT reolired 10 wear badges % OBSTINATE them
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Roy DRowyED Is A FLA boy named Gerald
E,leitcp, fe INTO pool of water a. tie foot u Co.ADi
&c, On Friday while in e. He bl tsee do"n"erd ana
re-erted Hi. parents reside a. No Milan street.
SvrxpLyp.-Mr y. Merritt, Of Ontarlo county, was
died out o. al Greenwood o. FRIDAY oy means VI Tie
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Inn, rial PHOTOGRAPHS of Marcy, Pierce =
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correspondence Of tlls n. Y, Express.I
LATER FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA June %, 1857.
The troops which arrived by the squadron 25th inst
being dispersed the various forts and barracks
throughout the island being recruits great taken
to protect them from the climate
II Is said that the governor of Porto Rico declined c
chsngng his accmated and soldiers for the new
levies brought out consequence Of which if there is 10
lie expedition to Mexico General Concha win have to
furnish the materials from Che best Of his own troops and
consequently his plans win have to be reeast The ARR
rails spoken of here reinforcements for Cuba
and the idea coors the notice of Of Journals
to-day that soldiers expected arrive shortly
We do not perceive the necessity for proeco and
therefore conclude that intention may still point des
tination mt the head of the Gulf
The quarantine restrictions OF New York New Orleans
and Charleston operating much to disadvantage
while have epidemic disease detention of
vessels from this port and the prospect Of with
the malignant scouge which belongs to the tropics
business correspondence the want Of the direct
steam communication to which have become accus-
toed is the greatest annoyance, and must be of some
injury your commerce although you have the adyan-
tage Of sugars in hand.
We continue the importation of Asiafics ad new com
aries forming for the introduction of labor hands
from other countries, wherever they be found willing
to be caoled dtnnded voluntary emigration un-
der fictitious contracts mPortations Of coolies to date
II 663; died at sea, 1870.
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The Canadian press is calling strongly for inspection
Steamboat boilers safety from fire. by government
officer, since the burning Of the steamer Montreal In
aIIudng tho SID catsstrophe consequent upon the
burning Of this vessel correspondent Of the Montreal
Gazette relates the following touching "A
came in dressed in black sobkng II her heart would
break searching for lost She pnsscd the first four
or FIVE mnrmuiing it no him, it's no him Then she
stopped dreadful change her face eager
msdened look her suhs suddenly ceased she drew her
self up 10 her full height piercing sek burst from
her ps and she fell pr0stafe the body Of the child
screaming my babe my Willie my babe, my Willie
The hy-standers stopped aud rscd her she held the
body Of her child In her convulvely clnsped 10
her bosom and kissed the pale cold face again and egnn
calling out spoak 70 me, Willie speak This the
only Of her family five in number which she dis
covered in her search among the dead Three children
and her husband missing stiI There
eve in the room that not moisfencd with a tear
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hall past II o clock He had beea enjoying exces1t
health and spirits until last evening when he felt some
what hflgued Ihin morning he eoInplAincd Of slight
pain, ca stitch as hc termed lin hE hack About
IL clock, a IA. aecomp panied by of citi1ns be
walked 10 the residence Of Dr. l. Moore which about
cne-qulrtef 81 me from the botei He did not com
plAn af serious ndsposon while az the doctor resi-
denoe npd not finding tine physian in being asked
carriage should be ordered 90 tsFr htn to the i~ol
he refused 20 take one. and walked back arriving al
the hotel he requested the Office clerk sed the doc
Tor 10 his and the doctor arriving
up 10 the Governor room but nppngs received no
answer
The doctor returned to the hotel office and informed
the clerk and il supposed that the governor had gone
20 visit friends IN the house The doctor however
after waiting few minutes again went up 10 has roam,
opened the door and found HIM living his couch with
book upon his breast dead II could mot have been
than twenty minutes from the time he in the
hotel office until Nc found by the physician He
died probably Of disease Of the heart not muscle
distorted amy ARTICLE Of apparel furniture in the
room disturbed he had pulled OF his boots and put on
his siippsfs &C.
Yesterday morning received the following by post
BaI1zTos SRA, July 4. 1857.
Secretary Marcy found dead in his about
O'clock de complained Of feeling unweil during the
morning but to his about twelve; calling
him. they found him dead His age u years
few hours before his death he had written letter to
Hon John M Bolts, Richmond Va this is probably the
2 last letter he wrote.
he was the guest Of John n Wilder, but Mr. W. was
absent Ut the time. Yours, &c.
Hon Erastus Corning and dePataiion or titirtrs
TO hston to accompany the remains u decreased 10 the
city and il will he by their proceedings that the
common council and the Burgesses Cups of the city
have taken for suitable convoy for the
4 sion.
We have been permitted TO make the following extract
from private letter TO gentleman m this city
BALLsroS SRA, Sunday, July 5, 1851
. Mrs Marcy, who il now at Rochester Is
expected here tomorrow The funeral viii not take
place until Tuesday Wednesday The time viii act
he fixed until Monday when word wiz be sent 20 Alba
ny The corpse looks very natural and strong hopes
entertained Of keeping il in ito present condition
NJ
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COMPLEMENTARY RESOLUTIONS.

correspondent at Sioux CITY, Iowa. furnishes the fol-
lowing resolutions for publication;
SIorx Cry Iowa, June II, 1857.
The committee appointed at meeting held this morn
ing beg leave to make the following report
Whereas it would be difficult If not impossible for
persons present during the recent land sales Mt this
place to form correct estimate of the difficulties In the
way administering the duties Of the lind officers 10 as
to do equal and exact Justice to all parties and Mt the
time comply strictly with the requirements of law
and whereas those who have been present and have seen
md appreciated their almost unprecedented diculties
and witnessed the in which the said officers have
suImounted them, deem it their bounden duty Justice
TO faithful efficient and worthy officers give express
sion their opinions in permanent form therefore
Res0uad, That the oficial pursued by Dir s. r.
YeonlaTs register of the Sioux City land Office during
the recent sale and private entry of public lands in this
district has been such cur unqualified arprc
batiun that believe he has been influenced by
fear favor in the discharge Of his official duties that
holder Of warrants and to every cash applicant equal
rights and privileges and maintained the same time
strict observance of the rules and regulations laid down
by the general government
2 Resolved That General A. Leeeh receiver Of public
moneys of the Sioux city land office has labored fth-
fully and impartay IN the discharge Of his official du-
tes and in cooperating with the register for the despatch
Of business and that Che sentiments imbodied in the pre-
ceding resolution IN every respect applicable to him
B Resaued That the pursued by the committee
appointed to devise compromise plan by which we have
been governed in the presentation of applications for
land al this office has been such merit entire
approval and that the thanks Of this meeting he tender
our behalf
Signed by the committee
JH0MAs-J LARSTf Ohio
WIN H. BIGELOw, Iowa