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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09
THE BOND STREET CASE IN COURT.
THE HEARING ON THE mABEAs CORPUS.

THE HEARING ON THE lABEhs CORPUS.
sxopeRAss DIscHARGKD--EcKEL AND MRS. CUNNING
HAN KENANDED-THE MISSES CUNNINGHAM AT
LARGE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Before Judge BRApY.
The City Hall Saturday morning presented a
scene Of unusual excitement The moniug papers
having announced that wits of habeas corpus had
been issued by Judge Brady to bring before the Cout
parties held by the Coroner witnesses in the Bond
street murder every avenue leading to the Court Of
Common Pleas was densey vded by those who
could not gain admission within the chamber.
At about "a O'Clock Mr., IL. l.. Clinton presented the
following petition fer wnt OF habess corpus lor Mrs.
L. A. Burdel Cunningham:
TS a. Boa JonS R. BkApy Of ne yue' IF ne Court cf
S-%G" risIi ne os Nc .n * A,v.,
foo Mi' Em%a Aasu.'s baS,, "a dePsne11,' believe a
BY Edward n ConueTy Of the Coroncrs of the City Of
m :" Iss,s'f NOR me comea OF dctsned by vas
civil criminal jurisdiction OF by Nttue oi any eNcca'n
tense Of liberty, scOrdns be
.x,n =, S oSast 10 p ONE tie ops. If Poe
Of said oon6ne her in the house ~ 81 soa4 street.
Coroner aforesaid into the Of the death Of
ihs, the sAd CSnpeIy aso IerAius saI Mrs Bufdel
her liberty this wiz that he refuses 20 allow Der Pue
sonsua,on with yoar petitioners as Der counsel; the
ssty ~ her impronc As yoar petitioners believe consists
In her detention, Soressd without written process o
hind and without the Liberty Of private consultation with
your petitioners her counsel wherefore
that writ Of hAbess corpus drvSted The sd EdsSd
ID COnncry commanding h 80 Arilg NIs Z A B-ftel be-
tore Honor S"d rctura she II her mps umeut
Dated the 7th DAY of February, 1871. "A. Clinton,
b {. THAiER
Cty aAd cessfy q Nst, i,yS-Henry Cui0n aud & {.
sycT esoA scyeTNy biu SO dcp0se sul eAh f
Inn self that the Facts So nh in The above pcu
sworn before me, this 7ih taV IT February. 1881.
JOHN Il. CHAMBERS Commissioner ,f Dccis
Il L. CLINTON
K. {. TaAlER
Upon this petition. Jadge Brady granted VI, o.
hsbess corpus at about % o'clock directed ~ Coroner
Connery and commanding him to produce Ms T. A.
Burdel in count ST 10! o'clock.
Mr.. Clinton Immediately placed the VT, in the hands
of Deputy Sheriff Crombie, who forthwith proseeded
10 serve it upon the Coroner.
In the meantime Gee. V. Snodgrsss ani J. j. Eckel
were brought into court Ga the following writ issued on
the previous evening by Ja6ge Brady
The Judges chamber found insult ,ieni 10 con
sn The large ooncourse of eager spectators snd the
R'yrSeeeInes ~ese held in the court nom.
ae prsSns appearance Of Snodgrsss and Ecksl hiss
81 - ,ey described tha; we need no, here say IN ors
h's1 pa hey seSEsd to converse NIB AeI spgp.el
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A Hoax The story Of the murder Of J. 7. Rogers
In Fsyette County, Pennsy wanna, communicated 10
The TRIBUNE, seems 10 have been hoax. The a.
legged facts communicated 10 1s a a letter from
that vicinity, but We do nOtro recoec, the name OF
the author should receive the brand be so much merits
We have letter from the alleged murdered man, who
= Justly iDdig naIt at the perpeIator Of the lie.
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Nv IeiexraDh.

NORFOLK, FEB The following vessel. have Gh,sa :
NoTirk o. Henry ia toSed Up By toe G-oIt
ihe Cry Of Rehond from Philadelphia .ti2' Inv
Nsbob and y. nry z. Cooper al from CsAo. wts gss
bTix Emily lowed by STEAMER Called. (tsnAssS sea@
q Albany, u distress
PROVIDENCE. FEB Arr. At Bristol, Sch int. baxri
ehaufe Jones from Noble for PrOyidsacs 7th barb f-'
Mowry Mobile for Providence. Arr. Al Newport. ~ g.
barb Rors Rogers, fom Apaaebcos for ProytdsBe@ ~
,ps.E VI
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REPORT or The CHIkF oy roLicr.-J. b Kix...
Ch;rf Of Police - jersey CITY 10 ls Report foT As -.
snalrs Jauasy ST. S7 states ihst here ar us paw. 49,
b,o,, A. sold BESIDE Sheie kxer he~E sali aa,.
.t,t-.Nh Of :hs lirers" IT, rur,N % DE-,
IN. ih@ quarter 81 q whom - were ~omen, -s- -,
"a as me- OF ihe.e 81 Americans. WAae A. -.
.rr,.t. Gurtug the quarter 81.
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pnsseuxer~ SAILED

:. ,ieG-.Ar A'aso, TO-, SoufAa-r'.s cad Easrs-N n
drsae sSv ava CHA NJ So,Ani L AepAn r. u CO. -.
q q rrNt Mr. Nosh;. lazy two ehl1ren Ard servant D
DiouAieri Heiteiherser. Ms sss0. Miss T. 500 N,
s.ofeld Charles Weed. Miss Brsrrr Mrs. Lon p Al :.
+ Zirr LADY six e. ilfru and servant { MARIN
Corvss'e G~sruAr, A. 0uitermsn, l. Boayicf, W Re )
ksr a. Ho 'efith T HfychsLer Capt 2. K sgAaAope ~
C. purard Mrs }. Delaney, Ms J. feterson. Mr.. Brs
dsAu Mrs Dvusr;. Ms. = J. Barnes, Mica Lazy CAx
Cain. MI Weber.
h. -,Asp II,de 70, t;asso.p Stewart London, CIV
soddv Joseph Queen. New.Nork jsooe S..nssy As
ana ueice BArltou {. ". Jnhn Mcs~Sn bafsle Pee,
Nc Arthur ChcAgo. James Andeison Phlsdeieoa Jesa
Gl,tsrie and adv. A. Dousss, Toronto & " ssss.-i
W.u iltcn {. " J. Glchri.L A bsuN I 0neN. .ey a.!
two chi aru Rochester A Fsrsasop. Boston MAJ New
E,rk J. murray, Hartford, c. A DsTtns, h'cseses-rs
,A -
Passengers Arrived
II eiirrer,hp DredS-dssA 10. L'se,PSs-IsPs Kssssr
tof tss N, uch army and lady. [. p FRANKS
hTNtATvSs ALNASAc....rHis DsT.
Qur-R,es. .ol Sets......... ). y Mc'o-Rises.. %
HiGs vsrss....rsts DAY.
Sandy Hook... r:t0 Gov. IslAnd s;Sn Hehos,s.
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Accipx~r At TIE TUSSEL--Oo rriisv aee,o,-
rleo. al ice weighing aholt wcS y ave 7cands ecu,. a.
hed hy fh,~ iug cm side Of .ss;t NJ and 81 . -
bottom distance Of fory-iVe t u s'rvck Two Of "a, -.
nm pAu.c Yd.a Dos-u and chsel Sullivan Dorse. ~
,ursd - badly that h tAnnot survive, and ssvs ~,
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Rue q s.naerson. Bepl Coep-E. @. Hsr,ssorns Co.,.
sccpdus Secretary. J. n rstes Rscsrlas Secre,Ary -.
r Corntu; TTrAslser. c NJ s.,;sp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09

TIE STATE AGRIcULTURAL SocIETY.-The ANIMAL
meeting 4 IL New essy Agricultural socsty Tren,oH On
III 81 rs Hlrh arE-y sftsLdsd thai former met
b-1 iscrstsi9s aaaritstei
Judge Wn Robssor Il Warren County Pfs.ten, "a ~.
Scsfy pes.ced The proceeds # Fair ana az 49,
eerssp daring The pas, sI40oo An-r p4yfnr a.
mGHs 20 tie amount Of SO and .Ipeasss for ". ysr t
The Il 10 ~ Is there e. IS rem.iuin ia
'essGry Ihs etse for he ensgIns year follow. Pc.
,ssst We = EesssoDj We Srsiessis d.. asAsr, X g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09

CAPE MAY COrSTT-A gentleman wrtngt) Tn
b'6ea ta7aee from Cap May County mos; II the
s- Us AZ stfouE ten fef4nce AID q them church
usno-rs larr- . bat Atte lrsa,on county AID
40 yer Fes ,t- Is lGts Tie e. but tzy he
81 l-fI suEty an H. poofto 80 rs 5l'
s' TIER /. gch and % ce. and PIT ntsr cultivation
re ar1 -aLy cleared ale ssbsl AMI produces vel
When properly naIsEed straw b~-s come abs tea days
-rsr han any other 4 IL az art s1. b ca H
satcd FOR STf0t markets With zood f-sls Crtlb-rns
as eolt 49, r. ChlLss- s-gAcEEe ~ b@ grown quite
~. .aLIr-v lAere IL
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Ne WvJERSEY ITEMS.

The Courts -OEiog 70 the sudden death, a. Pa,er-
Of 1dE- Osten'9 He, Wednesday nlzht ldson
County Co-F % Oyer aud Termnsr winch presided
Eoi II session lhucay on Fd1Ay Judge Haaes pre-
s.dti
Hsrry Dayton rrsgned he ctaEe Ok burIary pleaded
gIty h. detected u The Jers-y CITY 81 Ohe-r.
Davis and Van Rp.r tie lsa Of Deceub-f ~. ne. I'd
~aEd arrested -e~afd a. as conitsrats II Dayton
Convicted.
lumber 4 seDercss pronounced anon which hs
ioi.r are fhs most pr at:
hrrry Dayton Tor burE'Ary. stxte Prison year.
fiElek >--1sEnesy ioE malicious mischief S@e Prison
yea
L,nbertson FOR burglary tie s,a.e Prison
OF. year
James Wallace, fer arsny 'sEi 70 The State Prison so
yesr
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z. ,hir preaS-assh frc- LsryPcs-CsP,. R.vsu.
! ,of the I'm nch Arnyl And LADY. L. =. Franks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09

District Attorney Your Honor's rue will also apply
IN u e Gaze Of Mrs Cunningham IN which the COro-
pers return reads a. follows:
IHE RETURS ~ THE cAsE OF MRS cCSsISGHAN.
r,tBrr within Wit Of aAbeas corpus received,
the aid Emma Augusta 6urce Otherwise called Ern Al
gIsis CCLu-shAm a. important shines And a. eeDE
Ger u Harvey Bart a, 30 81 Bozd .Iiee in the CITY II
Newiork he SIS, DAY u JanrAy az Or l'i dly q fss
sry said In Augusta Cunningham being the keeper Of
such house eolelns house ana SAID deceased being
All information VI sad murder having been made
ilea and AL sn e SssHsI - tte Cy Of NsTfoft
processs summoned gTy of inquest seoldng aud
an on e. sase1 Il = HsestgAn q sad charge u murder
b.ors s4id -Ty AID in~lc - examine her lay
Ca 80 tne's stt being material lad il being
desued n porE.i canine er he testimony Il other
Ds.se ies 7. ISL EDWARD D. coNNERY.
Mr. Cibtou-I VII take the same course 10 tbs Gaze
a. | did il the other, and de nur 70 II, aud suppose
that YOUR Henof will apply tie same principle 20 y a.
you have 10 tie other that IL, you viii discharge her
a. Iiness anc hold her party - The crime. The
sane general principles apply = her ise a. 10 that OF
Ecke 20 Il l. unnecessary Tor me 70 fepeii the n In
asMuch as We aver that this lady has been rest1ced IN
her liberty hat che has lot been allowed to her
eounse-s fsct which is sdmted-thst she Ia. suffered
r,-trcilon VI Liberty that officer has the pJger Of
etc eng We Slsh her 70 b. placed tlat ~ person
ca. poe by ihus restrict her Liberty agaia Wien se
visited Der on Friday could not her vi h)at The
sGgusi pfeeLce 81 this msgnse, this great Coroner
h posse Of police orcefs and dizoihed presence OF
. John, and Yesterday Ehen took C.nmiss,)ner
Of Dteds INFO her FOR Der 70 % her Own Pc
til FOR writ Of ha5ess corpus, s.s not slloFei 10
% tst myself and associate counsel were CON-
PEELED u svesr 70 the petition ourselves
Judge BIsdy-ILe constitutional rights Of citizens
csLn0, be invaded By the COroner auy Ooe es- eli
Zens mUst be protected II theis coE:-tuoa2 g-Ls -
u Ell fullest eIient.
The 10 owing order was then written and subscribed
70 BY Ja5ge Brady:
oR6ERIS 1HE CASE ~ ms. cUsSIsGHAN
CPss is.s 2, ~, =, ~. ?. so r. = a y "a u
80 4 llas~ Efg . II 4 ufv f.r r4-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-03-26
THE News.
Commissioner

a.,
we are nsieo'si Ia NJ = bmidur. Of
superior. who arrived from Dubuque and
IN, Enst IN SATURDAY evrni,, fur ,.,,.ers II,
-. d. -, ....-..,n
'''"'' w "" "''"' '''''''''''A "''' WI" w
"ns''ns news
Col. S,srt, M,n,x, EDITOR Of IN. ohio
etai,p,an was confrns.l by the Senate on
thu lqtb as ,;o,rrnor of Minnesota no,
sosx,>
The e,t,ow;uy il n lis, If tho u., hmm,
Tan, ,u,,,,u,,. ,, l., IN. S,,.
Ph,lp Cayion, sr,~,nd Anl,m ~ ,,e
l'r,Sury vice Peter u Washington. ".
rs,IF.,i.
John ;. Cunningham. II Virginia. ha.
lSrn confirmed As pursrr Of the navy.
I.aac u Sturgeon. Assistant Trwurrr Of
the Tinted Stairs ut st Louis
Jacob Tratman. Postmaster. Hamilton
Ohlo
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We sarn fn,m WsShiRgton. TIA, in sc-
cpF,lAncv WITH the provisions NJ she acs sls
pr',I MArch 3. lsS;. granting lands to
vNriuss n,lr,S,.h in tbs rorrliory u Nias>
~ta. ths toamiSaoass II IA, Gepsral Land
oshcV has siiAalrasn fr,sa sale anil ascai'on.
saii farther noilce. AL thu lamb no~ IN
raskct w,~i. t1gc,hur Siih a strip ah'a,
,Air;y ulks hrad east. 81 the Naslssipp'
RIVER, with the excpsisa q several town
dips nor,h II the halfhrsi SpouN lnsilan
tal
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-03-26

THIS gentleman III, last wvs sT hr
home. at rembina Mr.. X, ~as plaod, b,
his position eonsp,cuo,1siy l.i'rs the p0p'c
during the las, SESSION 81 the Legislative A.
s'Ahly anil 10y hi. hlrli,y 10 the true inter
c'ts VI tho Territory. his LOYALTY AMI scal ia
the caU-' Q, risls and jas'icc, carnsd hun
drsis II wara hsu,i. sad aauirrs We
ha'c M hab, hss coas,i,ueu,s nil cturu
HIM 'Ac cnmins iAll. Il be- ,.>ir,- r,.cl.Srt,.sn.
Ills hso,ioa 10 their ,a,ru.is anil suo>sss
IN prSnoting all qa~-tions a&v,iag thru
d,-.rvc their warmss, COMMUNICATION
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-03-26

NV oSk, NArrh 10.
The Gecrrs Lls ARRIVED this norans
fram Aspiuwall. Narvh 9Th.
sl~ hrmss upwards ol 81 100000 in So
eve.
l'he stsa,msr N,sgya Nstsisls an san frsn'
eiss,N February Goth, With ;eo rcrslis sr
Walker.
The aws f,m cAllhovpia Is aa.npxtaE,
Niuing news rather favorable
rhee hssa t.sn heavy rams IN sarioss,
parts Il the S,a,r, essssinx mach damage.
nr, RATS. State rrasnrv. anil q, W
Whitman, Compsrdk'r, ~ nisAppropr,s
tan IL State faals 10 tic aps~ane VI saOo,
eoo. hAw tsn impaehri by rhe lsstsla
tun, NJ RATES r~isncj Jas kngi.sh,
~ Nsvut u Sacransr.o sscSs~ts hun
Twelve II a hard Of rrnt.rs, ~he rsvn,.
N martsrI >hsria tsArta. have bSu hung
by the pcrplc at San psy0
rh,~ King fditv Of the ssa Francesca
s,slsfia M. shc, by ow y \, C,haa
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We ss Il ststni In the Washington cor.
poodence q some Of the Eastern psperr
that. when CHAMLEs 5esxgx, Of Masssrhu
srtts, took his sat In the senate, nsar tn
closs u the last session VI Congress. oaly two
among the Democratic members u that
body grceted him Oh his return. I, seem,
almost incredible that this should h. true
but II NJ. th1e SENATOR deserve rencm
brancr ~ the gentlemen. par eresifsnes. Of
the Democracy. Their names. ~ given by
the correspondents, are General JANIS aud
Gov ALLEN. Of khoIe Island. Asa Demo
crat W. feel mortified that the list wa. ~
meagre ~ thdse who po@~~sei courage
enough to allow civiIi,y tn overcome Iarti-
xan enfnIty. 1b~re Is not man 10 that
body who would, under the circumstances,
have iarnt.hei hi. manhosi by respectful.
decent recognition II Mr.. Srxsra.
We arr ~ apolosist for the Senatorial
cour~ IL Mr.. SUxSxm We DENOUNCED, nj
the time. the speech which gave rise Ia the
disgrarfal outrage in tbe Senate chamber
~ untwcmning the speaker and tho place
Whatever fault h. committed then. h. bIv.
since aionei fa, npst f,arfIly II physical
suffering. and health blastsl beyond hope Of
recovery, can h. taken ~ a'ooement Mor~
over. the other actor In the drama has snrc
died and the grave. among the rud's'
Of the civilized, covers forever out u sight
the hatrcsis and enmitis ~ life along with
tho body Of the dead, We pity my Sena
tor who. apdcr such e.ircnmc'sress. cae key
alive and net upon the prejadics crsatrsI al
time Of political excitement, which for The
honor II the Senate and the country, should
hays hsn allayed and forgotten. rniler 'lau
have lsep pan.lrr,sl 10 and remembered
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r. Y. r. zSsl 6. Receiver.
Minneapolis. March J., lSS1.

FiNE.-on weiss-,l Morning ab,a+ ,sn
ssoas ocI'sct. says tse chatselI R1r.,lJ.caa.
the He'sl IA ,sis place owasI ~ NJ nav.
sss destroyed by Are. Every uass n tas hui.,
ag vas saSs'l except lie pro,i.aa,. - the cel
tar, and some isrsa'urr n the tAsrd story. Tho
h'',ld',E wa s-s'-naicI 10 h. wos,h O.. f..a VI,
arier-'a''i ''s't e Nas ia.srs3 for ,l.oa. 4
''ars sestoa' tass - oss iaNn cauli ~, Asy~
vel hcr1 eNp-tisucrd, COMING a. n a,sss js.;
g. tAe eas'r'e~- og Sq-ias rTsrvI 1. cosamsasia-
We aasier~'snii NJ. nzY eanis npls,s> -Trcissg
asa Hotel "a n, paw tan>Aa,sly, AMI that
3 $ go h a narh lArSsr oar tAau tie cue is.s
iestspysA
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Wetost'a Ns.ss.,s al s's,tt,. nsar -yt,t
Lake. law ., ~ "a. Si..s.

TIN TUESDAY. tbs 18th ln,t. two ms~Ssa
g'rs fpm the Spirit iakr settlement. Iowa.
arrived a, the SicuN Agency, "a ,hr Mime
so,a river bringing rports that. u lev days
beiarn. laryc unmt-r uf SETTLERS residing
mar Sriri, lake. on de linz between Iowa
anil Minnesota, wrN nasacroj by mcml--
u the wahp.r,o,ai hand VI s,oux, VII,
makr that ~c,ioa of nnn,ry their home
Several houses wcrr heruol hy the Indians
The numbcr 1T S'ttlers missing when III
m,-s~ugcr- hll was Gh,Sp; the uunIhcr a
Dad bolics fcuud, four .Agsh ft,SnR,r
with company 81 uni,"i States tr",~
immediately started ior III. ssss III thu ns~s
saerr. to iuiint summary scae,~iN~ un 'h'
murderer.
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Hall Road Gss1ts---sssw Pss-ucswpstsw'
sis.g the Lias Of aSsds are Affected.

Lar n m pisriscrtv UNDERSTOOD, tbss the
eiosing u Land Ofbces does not prejudice The
r,gM ef pre- smptsss IN As isssi
Tho Hail Road Grant, 10 its terms. respects all
pre- emptions made, " TO ras TINE rus noAps
lsx ACTUALLY LOCATED. Amer tho location.
pre- emptofs are excluded from pro smptins odd
numbered sections only, within sir miles tn
sithsr sids Of thu roads - iocatsd
The closing u tbs Land Ofhses operates ~ .
hsn,ff 10 he yom nun, for II extends the time
within whieh he ia required to prove ov and
pay for his land.
Thu closing u tho Land 0isces was intended
~ operate In those Districts only whsrs large
bodies Of public lands we're sabjset 10 private
entry. II vas dons 10 prevent spseulssoss
from taking up all tbs public iands along thu
line Of tho proposed roads hut 80 repeat the
right II pre.smption n nos thereby Affected m
vi tho roads arc actually ioestsd.
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bowman mssaasy.

aas.AS All
-.
Papers received yesterday brought @ws
Of tho confirmation 81 thu appointment +"
SAnuwL MspARr, ~ Ohio. ns 'iovrrror OF
sffiiisSiras,, 6y tle senate, On tiiS run ihsf''
In the place Of Willis A. GoHsAs' refnov'
Isl, Gov. MsDAHv has brn 'or quarter
~ century leaiiing Denoera' :" ONO
Ills long conncrtion with Vi" central Demo
cratic organ. and tm ah'I''y' integrity ana
manliness 81 h's course, have eaf'nu u" MN
national reputation I" Tie most 'n'''''ns
character. lie pc@@w'1 the a'nps~' cnp@'
city for ii,e Office 10 which hr has '"~n up
pointeSi, while his traits 81 character arr
such ~ wiz insure Inn i'rs"""' l"pam"y'
AMI give dignity AMI rF'' v" '"S "''''"''
iration.
While, however We eh'ef'"" "'' wy"
opinion ii thu character ""' 'i'"'""''"''
" Gov MrpsRy. We feel hon'" by eoiis"'ef
atoms touching The dignity Z" our ierf'"fy'
and the interests 81 u~ '"'n"fa"c party
b protest against tho ah"pt'o" ny '"' 'r'~'
dent ~ the doctrine which thus appointment
sustaina Viewed IN The mosi chari'no'
light. the importation 81 officers 'fun "~
states 10 govern our lS"ps' IL r"s''"
upon our ability anJ integrity amounting
Ia insult the mort painted because n'"le
served. Ia the number and gra'h OF o'iifc'"
anil ncm@rn's eepnblc 81 holding "h'eial
positions. with benefit 10 the public, anal
with credit tn themselves. our Territory n,ssl
no, name i,s.lr as wronj to any State IN
the Union We have settled within ouI
lmIt.. thousanla Of the b.ri specimens al
IN. v,,,,.,,,. effective. nraetic,l talent Of nj
,~,,iuos If III. country, and this talent I,
en,itloi Ia recognition and employment by
,h, prabl,nt ", have Democratic par,
~ here IN bolLl nm. strengthen, AMI MAX,
effective, and there nrc multitu,ica III pcino
.e,,s WIN hay. i.s,n working for wears, arr
stllj working. and expect Ia work IN The
htnrr. for ia accomplishment ont of this
class the President should make his appoint
ucnt. W. are convinced h. would, II IL
appreciated thu co1li,'on OF things amongst
~, aud tho influence lur gosl or evil which
he can exert through the iaJicios or inju
dicioaa distribution Of The tsl,rel patronage
Il ha, b~n the history Of Territories
heretofore. AMI We SUPPOSE viii be hereafter,
until We get rrsdeni who h1.s some pr.
sonal knashslgc and appreciation uf Terri
,nrial affairs. that the wants and interests Of
their people arr male @c'wlary Ia the wants
anal interests Of oa'sids poli'icians " 'm
administration carries out THIS dT'r'F ~
'"p"r'a''"ns' AMI Tue "c'n~r"'y I" NV ""
rttorN prove a"r 10 SUSTAIN 's""'N'' w
spite OF H. AMI crT' ''rinTta" S'"'e
"at 81 doub'm Territory " VIII 'T an
ins'a'rr ~ dr'"'i"" I" ptnr'r'' ami party
whirh no stale :" ~" 'n'on """' hA' 'it
rnm''ahe'S' ~"nh '" rNrF''d '" l"'''"''
Nm'"r such state "f things We e"nhvT'
oar-elf unable Ia understand h"" the hN'cfa'
administration coull lu"k To the Democratic
Senators and Representatives "f the iuiun'
State of Minnesota. '" any sympathy, "r
Tor any support, oo's'de 81 tia, l'auand'sl
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faTG,vElzss : tn WahA.As~ SSsri,si. cali
NJ sit"a-wa II TIE uppey cosntry tyaiiug paA
'r "a Tie tact tag tAs ~prisx, tAsy @
meet siesmeesi al the f-at & Lane r.
pm A. .1ar a. t,sey gaa "a hy iAe F.ssr frora 81
Ntal 20 Red wnaE. TAe risAom.tSa 49, Be a
tvadlne~- n make tAs csrn--cfioa q wafsaskss
VITA The iyst - Faai bost r. sivs-.sg.
has serVtssofe sss rNss,eA. anA perssas xAa
tsss pt-saEe "a The arst pa, frsaa y, Pasl 10
ise Assl OF ire take IA % -ga ne risk II Ne,
H,ss'ias esat Asa b. ,onpsnsj - az oser
A. hat phcs sstpz ~ passage blow
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I.an.s l>ross rhr .neors' al N. Mar
qas. 81 Westminster. !; i sad. IS c4oa nN
rt Annuua. equal - $1,000 I.v lay CO over
81 sar every minute X ,.rur. All ~; aad dar
lhroagh thc war livery tick u ID, cl,sk
throws haif dnE iutn h.s Iockel.
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ST. P.rgi,ks D,y.-The following are the
regular toasts. ~ read at the supper. IN honoi
ofthe birthday OF Ireiands Patron SAINT. on
Tue. lay last. by IN. pr.slaep, VIVA ros,.no
c. -. '''''
''"" "A"' VI space ui- morning we are
Unable 10 give report Of the speeches. made
IN response 10 the different sentiments. Not
outstanding the unfayorabe aspect of the
weather. the room in which the sun,., xss
s,,,.., u.. ,,.,,..,, $500, I.
'''"'"' ""'"ks' ~hom
was large delegation OF The FAR sex. After
fun justice had been done blythe company to
the good cheer provided, the tossts were
announeel In their order A. fo,,oxs
a.. ri. M, -. eal.hr.,." -, a..
nsmory Of old irelsud's ssin,.a Anos,le' II.
return reaews our fond lone FOR home aud
country -
VIM Nuruhv r..nou.sd gu
- - r.,
~ Gus '.c ;,ln,A, ana thc hletM.hy :"
No Lea. than ,ha', h,,iv aa,ca shaoa aa' ai go
mratlon aud command our respect.
E.-pouJed ia by Rev. T NcMspus
-, IN, -,
' .n~u H,4es VI HMei.s' our
1870, ,,'na. uespt1 "a. asu,s OF IA
age; NAV 4 continue unrhscleS sa lo,, a.
honor aud patriotism are cherished throughout
the land.
Mr. -. Cotter re.,on,leJ
al. ..,..,..,, a. .r-...s.,
race may freedom and aarrn"ss cber, The
| hearts Of her people as the verdne Of her eyer.
\ green hills delight their eyes-eyen ~ her ioy
Ne cannot forget her.
Mr.. Thomas Lyons responded.
/ 9TH. The President Of the United States co.
'hc ire choNe ~ the whoe people. May ne
nrohi,v ana ,na,e ,,,, ,a ~, aa,,,i .,,J '"'',
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m 80
The following letter from The Commission
rr II the General land OfHcr, Il 10 answer
q, ,oo ..,,,,co..x, ,h., ,,c,,l,,,, lac i,, II
:,
W. 'a'h' N r''a'ioo I" 'h' powers " u
District Judges in e'rtain ciuscs. We pub
lsh II f,r the information ~ oil interested
cv.,., I,xn n,.,c.
W.,nh o. ,a,-
t'nn ~ NJ it'ct, iio''sr 81 itelH SIR -
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WILD Rlcs,-The Lake City Inbns says that
" the article OF Wild Rice may he found y, thf
tables Of many Of our boicis In Mime su'a
pccally upon the Minnesota tlser. where {, i a
common aud highly esteemed beverage. The
obbways gather ii IN large quantities. even ihose
Of them who arr ndustriou. enough to rs,se
corn into the bargain.