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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-15

THx RxrsAL or THE DrssScrNo Law OF 1854.
ETC., ETC.
Array, March IL, 1858
Asosi twenty ave working days Only Of the legislative
session reusip As 70, only ,hirtyswo laws have been
passed and very few condition for final DISPOSE
Lou This "a credfabie, in comparison with the last
Legislature. But, the session draws 10 q close, the
pressure will be greater, and Ia quite likely that
bulls win be hurried through near the end with a.
much haste and little consideration any previous
ocoasoa TIE great subjects Of the canals railroads,
bank usury, tarstion and state finances are yet
touched and should the remaining time Of scs
son be devoted those measures they would scarcely
receive that consideration which the State and the interest
OF The people demand.
mia morning senator STOW introduced bis bIll entitled
An act 70 submit the question Of calling convention 10
revise the consultation and amend the same" The bill
provides that all persons entitled vote for members Of
the Lee stature shall at the next general election vote
upon tho question. Those voters In favor q convention
shall vc,s ballot containing the Words Shall there be
oonvenlcs 70 revise the constitution Yes and those
desiring 70 vote against Il, shall deposit ballot thus
shAu there be convention 10 revise the constitution
ko'-,he beicss 70 be canvsssed and the result
declared the same a. those cast for members " tbs
legislature and return made by every county clerk TO
The once OF The Secretary OF state The State
shall ooun, and canvass said returns thus made, and t.
shs be found that majority OF the votes cast IN me
state in favor Of calling convention then certin
cate 10 that effect shall deposited in the office Of the SEQ
rtary OF State the Secretary shall communicate acopy
OF said certificate both branches OF the Legislature a.
the opening Of the next thereof Such IL the sub
stance q the bill The Senator introduced Tor the con
sdershon OF the Senate II provides for an entire re
opening a me constitution and general alteration OF al
s PROVISIONS, or substituting ones, IN the the dscre
ton OF ue convention. There evidence before the
Iegsure that The people are dessrous OF constitutional
convention We believe there In no, petition sent into
either bouse ss<ng the Legislature for such law and,
however desrovs Judge STOW may be 10 form constu
ton, for which he may not have tho utmost contempt
hink the present Legislature the people At large
p~eared 70 have ssother convention a. the present
constitution has been only eleven years in existence
The Rochester mill owners coming 70 the Iegisla
sre sgain They do not appear satisfied with the award
made the Canal Appraisers t~o years since But they
do nos come now In combined lobby form a. they did
eome four Eve years They are no hers snqIv
and desire single claim 10 be established IN order thai
preceden may be had bill was introduced Ia
sbe senate this morning authorizing the payment OF sum
~ fnonay q certain Mr. Edward Rsagen for damages
sustauei By him IN consequence ~ IA alleged divert
ma vser frss hs mill for the purposes efNhe canal III
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FRUIT. ArorBEcARy AND GROCERY sroRns

nnders 'a l>rT. quantity o. msc and poisonous IN.
put the % Vol scbeda Aromatic schnapVa,
Wolf sold In tAks mArkst per-
chased ~ spoh.csry aud grocery stores
OF the cherpnsss Of the stuff
Any who has been imposed upon IN The purchase q a.
counterfeit will by leaving sending thnR
ono. And caution all persons from purcAsD-
Ing selrg rim put under the Of achiedn0
schnsyps, unless pat by with
the bottle and cork, and fac smile Of my eynainre -
Label. UDOLPHO WOLFE,
4eax
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DTrEAsE or THE LtsGs AND THROAT CURED
u persons who have received no benfh from the rrs1
meni they have been under respectfully invited 10
upon " W. NONpERsMfrH ~ VITO has been very
ceAu in curing hundreds of this cit-
uon after being ncurs b- b. their
10 dis Once only for the treatment and
consumption, iSs fOsrry. Sesd for n book tgfs,sD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-11

ATTACHMENT AN AMERICAN VESSEL AT BxRMUpA-
ANovrI CASE The American brgsntine Ella Reed Tazo,
master, from Liverpool, Great Britain, out fftythree
days With salt freight bound To Philadelphia put int
Grassy Bay, Bermuda, lith ut for provisions and
water hat prevented from leaving port by writ Of
attachment the vessel issued at the suit Of Joseph
Yates Of the firm Of Joseph c. Yates Co. of Baltimore,
against Messrs Oaterbridge, Harvey Co., OF Philsde
pha the owners OF the Ella Keod. The amount Of the
debt is said 70 be about So o00 An application made
on the 9th reee the vessel on the ground OF her
being chartered vessel and bound to deliver her cargo
she being then the property OF her owners but Of the
charter party Tho court on the 2sh without giving any
opinion the grounds for release, decided thst had
10 power 70 release the vessel after the attachment had
been made and before the had been tried The vcs
sci WAS brought into harpor the afternoon OF that
day by the Marshas order where she remained on the
4 inst waiting the sitting Of the court 10 try the suit
The captain YET In charge, and has protested against al
interference so far This the ss Of the kind that
has ever occurred In Bermuda
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The Courier des Flats Unis Of yesterday examining
the ftreign questons now before Congress, sses In
them inexbaussibs mine OF contingencies aud conpi
cations. 1ho Yrsarr treaty aooe ia entire nov sys
tenn and naugurstes Central America Kind Of armed
protectorsts, OF which the consequences may be OF
greater magnitude than might be supposed. 1t ~l lead
military colonies 70, eign territory and our con
temporary therefore invites the advocates OF or lanson
10 read the Roman history In order 70 learn what be
OF military commands under another climate than
that of the mother country Az 10 the Cuban question,
the Courier entreats Congress 10 med alto souudly
before voting upon H. is question ~ full OF dangers
OF seductons the very day when vote viii be given
the future Of The Union will DO ut stake and the game
might be lost Congress will do well not 70 orget that
he who grasps all loses ALL Such is the opinion OF the
French organ in our sity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-11

ACADEMY or MrsIc--1be grand orasono Of Tin Mes
sah Ia TO be given fer the last time this season 10 night
Society various other distinguished artists 10 take
part In the performance.
Nmo's GsrpsS.-The Ravels 70 appear this
ing their celebrated psntomimes OF Jocko and the
" Green Monster and Mile Zinffctfa, Young Amercs
and their assistants will 60 through their astonishing evo
lutlons on the tight rope.
BowERy-A number OF old favorites with the patrons
OF this popular theatre have volunteered their services for
the benefit OF Mrs H. Jordan this evening, when are
10 have the tragedy Of Macbeth, farce OF the Widow
Victim and extravaganza Of the Virginia Mummy"
BrRroS's-Mr G. Mathews will 70 appear before his We
in the comedy styled Cure for the Heart ACHE Ne Is
to be supported by Mr. Burton as Old Rapid Mr. NJ also
plays in his own farce, He Would be an Actor"
wALrAox's The new American comedy called " Anne
ricans in Paris" which most heartily applauded on
It's first representation ss Saturday 70 be repeated THIS
evening with the lively farce ented LADIES' Beware
and Mr.. Sloapes " Mesmerism."
LAURA KnyE's-N1ss Keepe and Mr. Jefferson will
AGAIN enact their admirable charactcrs In the dashng
little oomicaIity deromlnated Copjuga Lesson this
evening Tho entertainments 10 close with the sue
cessful and patriotic play, Blanche Of Brandywne
FsaScH rgsrsF-A company Of French artists propose
10 give theatrical performance consisting OF spirited
vsudevcs, nj Metropolitan Hall, $50 Broadway 70 night
The selection comprise Pauvre Jacques" Tn Osesu
De Passage Fl" and "JAi Mango Mon Ami"
AMERICAN Mrsrrm.--rhe national military drains en-.
titled the "fafsle of Buena VISTA Is 70 be performed for
Denim will give her greatly admired persousncn OF
the heroine Ia the "Brde OF an Evening"
EruorrAsrsx.-The rivalry existing among the various
excellent minstrel companies has the effect Of sdordng
their patrons entertainments Of very superior chsrsc
ter ~ be reference 70 their respective PRO
ersmmes The aterpieccs Cor W night consist Of the
"Ststue Lover" At Woods the "Sawtust Acrobsts' 81
Brysnt's, acd the "narkeys Dream" at Peel's
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ArrBrR.-u the residence Of hls fond and sgrrieved
parents, in rstchogue, L. T., Sunday, May y AFTER
long ana lingering illness, Jaoos AnrnuR IT, aged n
months and q days.
His funeral will take place at the Episcopal church Of
Pstchogue, o'clock, this Tuesday, afternoon. me
friends OF the family are invited 10 attend
ASDsRsoS.-On Sunday evening, May Q, OF pneumonia,
MARY Ess, youngest child O. John and Eliza Anderson
aged 10 months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 At
tend the funeral from rs South Eighth street, Williams.
burg, this tuesday, afternoon, at O'Clock.
Bursss-0n Monday, May 10, MaRY HSIEs, youngest
daughter Of Ebert Z, and Elizabeth Durham, sged
year, months and 10 days
The friends sf the family respectfully invited 70 AZ
Tend tho funeral services on Wednesday Afternoon a.
one O'Clock, n IS West Eleventh street
BrErowN.-On Sunday, May 2, HikanfH hosssrt,
daughter Of Enos and Eliza Burfowes
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend her funeral this fTuesdsy) Afternoon at O'Clock
from her residence Eighty first street, Eve doors
wet Of Third avenue.
Brssur -or Monday, May 3, NasY, widow Of Henry
Burnett, Of cambridge county Of Down, Ireland.
Coronpsv. --Rosxvr CoroHRAy, aged IS years lsxe Of
Phisdelphs has been for many years resident Of THIS
city; q native OF Paisley, Scotland.
His friends respectfully invited N attend hs rune
raj rou his residence, f2t West Nineteenth street. two
o'clock.
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WOLF IN SHREps CioIHIsG.-rhomas Dowden, q man
Of respectable appearance, having fancy for white
cravsis and benevolent institutions generally was brought
before Justice Welsh 1t the Lower Police Court yesterday
charge Of having obtained various Of money from
individuals Of charitable turn Of mind undor The pro-
tence that he employee Of the Female Guardian
Society and Homo for the Frcudless and authorized
collect subscriptions for the association Dswden Is
alleged by OF false representation procared
OF the subscription books Of the society and going 10 the
various members thereof succeeded in swinding them
out OF sums varying from % $50 Mcssrs Stuart Barr
and Henry A. Brown were among the numerous vicums
and appeared against the prisoner as soon ~ II was
known that he was arrested. Mr.. Samuel ID. Halliday
hefore Justice wesh and tested the prisoner called
upon them ard represented that he inspector
the employment OF OF tho Wall street insurance
panies that be constantly 10 the habit Of meeting
with persons who were chsrusly disposed, aod that
they would furnish him with one OF the books OF tho
ciety he had no doubt he could Obtain sub
scrbcrs. Acting under the belief that Dowdou was
upright ana honorable man. they gave him one Of their
books when he mnsassy pursued ,n sys,s sTlnd
collected by the prisoner within the past Two weeks Jus
cc wesh committed the prisoner for examination. Mr.
Dowden IA IN old hand. Some three years ago he was
sent 10 the state prison for swndng the proprctors of
some newspapers In this city.
DWELLING Hous IIRKp ny BuRGLARa-At an early
hour yesterday morning Of the fifteenth precnc.
police discovered smoke issuing from the basement OF the
dwelling house Of Mr.. sandford No. 80 Ami'y street
Thinking that the premises were on hre, he Immediately
started towards the station house to give the alarm A
be AWAY from the In front OF Mr. Sxndords
house q man suddenly made hts appearance from
the basement and ran OF In an opposite direction. The
policeman pursued the fe6~ but the latter
nased TO make good bis escape through Of the
rous alloy vAys leading IAurens street On
ing 10 Mr. Saudfords house the policeman found that
burgar had been NJ work, and ts attempt bad been
made TO fire tho dwelling IN question The iron bars nj
the basement windows preventing access the burglar
aeayored burn hole through the basement door large
enough 10 admit Of his hand being put In 70 push
back the bolt The Gre wH extngushsd with trfng da
mage and without awakening The occupants Of the Dwell
ing The inmates Of Mr. ssndford's house had
cape from beng burned 10 death.
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Coronsrs' Inquesss.

An UsxSowS Man FouSp DRowSEp The body Of an
unknown man, about rs years old found noains In
tho water the foot Of Charles yesterday Coroner
Gamble held Inquest upon the body Of deceased Yer
dit, supposed Drowning" Deceased WA Abou, I've
feet nine inches IN height stout built he'd black hair
wbiskcrs He dressed IN the costume Of sailor,
and had on his person jack knife.
FATAL ykmcIs CASUALTY Coroner Gamble held an In.
quest yesterday at No ss West Forty fourth street. upon
the body Of . man named John Moran, who died from
fracture Of the pclv and other INJURIES accidentally
ccivcd by beng thrown out Of the 18th ui,imo.
The deceased appeared driving along l2sh street,
when the bearing chain OF the vehicle broke the horse
started and deceased thrown 10 the ground and
severely injured that he died In consequence. Verdict,
Accidental DEATH Deceased was 80 pears OF age and
was q native OF ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-11

THE OPERA BURroS's-RoscoM. theatre
was opened last evening for short Opera season three
nights) under the direction Of Nine. Dc In Grange and
S9nor Roaconi the opera was Dcnizetn's "Elisir
d'Amore (" with Ronoou DR.. Dulcamsra, riberni as
Nemoripo, BAril Be'core and Nine de Ia Grange Is
AdnA OK course the chief attraction Of this perfor
nance WIS the dia Of Rouconi who fully sustained his
European reputation . bugo baritone OF the highest
rank His Doctor Duicamara e admirable perfor-
nance la Grange and riberni sang well rs usual.
Belcorc was bad and the orchestra worse The iowor
part OF the house was pretty well aiied.
The "Barber" announced for Wednesday, with Ron
conf a. Figaro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-11

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHIIaDlaFTla, May 10, 1858.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania state ves, spi Reading
Rs;roai "a; Morris Canal, ssN Long Island Railroad,
lgis; Pennsylvania Railroad, t2's
flour dull and prices lower; ONO and Howard street
are both quoted nj ~ So Wheat dull and unchanged
Corn 6rm active for yellow, which vs. selling CSC
7oc. whiskcy dull Provisions dull and dropping. Dnlk
meats, 6tsc. SIC
PurApf1 rIna, May 10, 1858.
Flour ina tive but prices unchanged. Wheat dull. and
lower qualities slightly easier. Corn quiet yellow 6ec
ALBANY, May 1o-6 2. NJ
tcnd downward. Sales 500 bills Wheat quiet, supply
fair, inferior grades pressing the market Sales $500
prime scle also 900 co sSsss s White i Indiana and
choice white Canada in ots the former a 81 "a and the
AFTER az VI 70 Corn in some demand and supply light
alosi, &c for Western mixed and round state at the
depot Sales OF ls,Qoo bushels at 45c 46c Bar
Icy rm o, etc for ood samples Canada West and prime
state sales about 10000 Oushes wnskey dulI at 5osc
a2fc
BUFFALO, May lo--s Pm
Flour iowcr-demand only for the interior sales i 200
bbls., at - so 50 20 for superhne Upper lake 10.
diana and Micngan % T5a - for extra do. and 81 IL
~ 70 Tor double extra Wheat duSales rs 900 bushels
Chicago spring, At 7oc. Corn dull a. sac sac Cnts
rather casier-sales $4,000 bushels a. 3sc a 81
Whskey lower-Saes 200 bbls., at 1sxc loc closing
at the inside price. Freshts lower-wneat IL 20 70 New
York lake imports for the forty eight hours ending At
~ Su.Se. corn oso sSsb. s. bushels wheat
for the same ume-7 900 bbls. -four, 10000 bushels
wheat, 80 COO bushels oats 600 bushels corn lake in
ports since the opening of nsvigstiou1po 900 bbls
-four, l,l7eoo0 bushels wheat, 900 bushels corn
$50 600 bushels oats Canal exports for the same time
30 goo bbls. -four, 100000 bushels whest so 600
bushels corn $50 600 bushels some ay boats have
arrived during the same period with New York mer.
chsndse.
Osvrco, May 10, 1855.
Flour steady. Wheat ono cen, lower Sales Of ! 600
hushes Chicago spring 7ic. Corn IN moderate densnd
sales Of 900 pusncls Of illinois river at COO in bet
ter SUPPLY and demand good sales OF % 900 bushels II
sc. anost Canal freieht unchanged for whea 70 Ne~
York lake mports-2, coo bbls four 13s 900 vush sis
wheat Is 90 bushels corn 5000 bushels oats, 1000
bushels barley The csnal exports amount TO 500 bbs
aour 80 600 bushels wheat 1000 bushels coru AMI 1000
husnee hsffsy
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reserved SALE and authorizing The secretary OF ne
Treasury 70 sell the OLD Cussom House ana s'e ~ DAHL
Maine.
The House then proc Aeded the CONFEDERATION on ae
on S os Great Ba under tho
treaty OF Ghept various sums TO czeos Of sHena NARY
land and South Carolina 10 compensate tnem ior Tue oss
Of their slaves carried away % tho hfSo curing mo Va"
Of 1872 r-. .
stead OF being embraced in, are expressly excluded ~
Mr. GAEsrnr, adm of Va replied saying that the Gov
ernor OF virginia was Interested in the BILL aud that under
Tie slaves are TO paid for at the rate Of ESQ per head
the save is mentioned, the gentleman from Ohio mr.
BIiss) and his elder co league iMr. Gidtpgs) seem
afflicted with species of Madness like dogs afflicted with
sstrfact,ou of these claims, aud for the United
states to make the disbursement The gentleman from
Onio trustee would keep the money In his pocket
for his own use, and not pay It to whom II was due
Mr. GIDDisGs, (opp) Of Ohio, sad-H Il WAS 70 be paid
to democrats
democrat and he wanted the gentleman 70 be moro do
finite.
Mr. GuoNes said he had answered according to the
gertlemsos remark about mad dogs, which was unsen
M GARsErr said nushing more could be expected from
q man who had distinguished himself BY piacknes or
heart and who was guilty Of treason against his country
ana his Cad.
The SPEAKER called him 70 order for making personal
remarks
Mr. GArrrr1 said the Speaker should have restrained
Mr.. GpDIsGs withdrew his remark. He only wanted
to show his appreciation OF the gentemans charge, and
not 10 insult tue House.
Mr. GARSk1r L have nothing TO retract.
Mr.. GiDpiNGs-NorI
Mr. GARs zrr-The member has long since placed him
self beyond the pale Of notice from gentlemen
The bill was referred TO tbs Committee Of tho Whole
House
Adjourned.
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Late News from Utah and tho Plains.

81. LOUIS, May 10, 1863
despatch from Independence announces the arrival
there of Mr. Mason He left Camp Scott March 80 The
news he brought was unmportant General Johnston was
an1iousy waiting for the arrival Of Captain Marcy The
health Of the army remarkably good Provisions
were becoming scarce but supplies were expected from
Fort laramie Mr.. Mason was detained seventeen days
ON account Of snow storms. &c met Colonel Hoffman g
command one hundred and forty miles beyond Fort
Kearncy.
Twelve hundred troops have arrived here within the
last three days. great proportion OF whom proceeded I'M
mediately on TO Loavcnworth
The Republicans correspondent at Leayenworth notices
rumor from Camp Scot. that Captain Marcy cannot 70
force &c, Johnston until the end OF June. The Rb
icon dIscreds this sdtoray and states that Captain
Marcy would not be detained more than ten days. waiting
the renforcements ordered by General Garland and that
he would then be in condition 10 march 70 Camp Scott in
forty days.
Several Santa Fe merchants arrived here Saturday,
but they brought OF Importance. They suffered
terribly from heavy storms and cold weather, and q
great number Of the animals attached to each train
persisted All the streams high, and water covered
the plains The Indians whom thsy met reported the oss
Of nearly all thor animals by extreme cold. They also
met immense herds Of bufaloes within days ride Of the
settlements Of Kansas
The Democratic of the Fourth district Of this
city have unanimously nominated James Craig for re-
election 70 Congress.
Major General Smith aud staff leave here for Leaven-
worth this afternoon General Smiths hesllh has much
improved
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The Turf.

UNION COURSE, l.. I.--TR0rrIN0.
Tho rostng match for 81 &C., mile hesGs, best three m
five, TO wagons, between 8. e. wniskey and 6. e. Hap
hazard announced to OF yesterday afternoon on the
Union Course did not take place. The WAS sdver.
tised to take place good day and with good track
but bad the weather been proptous, is understood
that the would not have taken place. HaphAzAfd
was not deemed In suitable condition TO contend aganst
such Bashaw - Whskey HsphaxArds last race SOC M
10 have told heavily him. and instead Of improving his
condition has rather refrigerated HIS trainer appeared 70
think that this has been caused BY strain across the
lons he evnces symptoms Of distress In that region
whilst taking bis xreba5y this just as well
his chances of beating e1Ient horse ss Whskey
were rather slim under bs14C,rcumsGances, AMI ny
paying forfeit much will be saved Whskcy Was taken
homo yesterday afternoon. BE belongs to racony, In
Pcnnsy lvania-
MONDAY, May lo.-1rottng mach, 1900 mile heats
best three in dve, 10 wagons.
J Bammel named 9. 8. whiskoy-rsceivcd forfeit
S. Mclaughlin named &. &. Haphazard-psid forfeit
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


JsRsoR-- fIyprxlSS.-On sunday, May 2, By The Rev
Chas J. JoSss, Mr.. yuSos JaRsos 10 Mss Mary IISpx
MANN, all II this city.
Baltimore and Charleston papers please copy.
Io,xwoop-w oopwAS-On Saturday, May q, by Raw
y. l. Taylor, CALVIN n LOCKWOOD 10 ASNa B. wcoDuAx
both OF Brooklyn.
IpsUS-PRoHsr. Saturday, Hays by Rev. G. n
wossdlo the residence Of the brides father Hoboken
~ j., MI T. " IruKN 70 Mss CAROLINE " PssHsr eldest
daughter OF John g Probst, Esq.
ORcUrr--CfA ARK In this city on Thursday, April 20 A
the Fourth avenue Presbyterian church by the Rev Or
Parker, Gas G. ORoorr, merchant TO Hu r., youngest
daughter Of A. Clark, Esq Of ehis city.
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WASHINGTON, Nay 10, 1858.
Chief Justice fancy announced thst the Court would
adjourn the 10th ns, and that would hear any
argument the merits Of after Wednesday and
hear motions after next Friday.
No. 7s Jas stinsou vs.. Hercules L. Consmsn. Justice
Campbell delivered the opinion OF the Court affirming the
Judgment Of the Supreme Court Of Minnesota with costs
and interest.
No 53. Enoch c, Roberts James NJ Cooper Jus
tce Grcr delivered the opinion of the Court affirming the
Judgment Of the Circuit Court Of the United States for
Michigan, with costs
No. so. Taylor Brown vs.. leroy NJ Wiley. Justice
Gricr delivered tho opinion OF the Court, affirming tho
judgment OF the District Court OF the United sates for
Texas with costs and interest
No. u. Francis Belden Lawrence Myers ct al.
Chief Justice fancy delivered tho opinion Of the Court
affirming the decree g - Circuit Court Of the United
states for the District q fDaumbia with costs.
No. 100. Edward Rice the Minnesota and North
western Railroad %. motion by the attorney for leave
70 intervene this behalf Of the government
argued on both sides.