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COURT OF
MONDAY, MARCH IA, 1859.

r. r.. Weird and Others, ~assignees of Jacob Barker, Us.
The United States. The petitioner this day submitted
to the court a motion for a rehearing In this case on
points mentioned in a printed petition this day fled by
him and by the special leave Of the court an argument
on said motion was allowed. Thereupon Jacob Barker,
esq. opened the argument for the petitioners and the
Solicitor for the United States answered the same. se.
Hon. i. p. Stanton commenced the closing argument
on the part of the petitioners, and without concluding, at
8 o'clock, the court adjourned until tomorrow, IL
o'clock, m. Ha
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NEWS BY
The Overland Mail.

81. LOUIS, March I4-The overland mail of the 18th
February has arrived. The Camanches had stolen eighty
mules from a drove belonging to the mail company de
signed to supply the different stations on the route. A
party of rangers had started in pursuit.
The company were supplying their stations with am
munition and firearms.
The report that GOV. ~Peschiera, of Sonora, had been
deposed is not confirmed.
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violent Death ola wealthy Planter

MACON, March IA letter has been received here
from Albany stating that Col. Joseph Bond, of this city,
had been murdered at the latter place by one Lucius
Brown on Saturday. Col. Bond was one of the largest
cotton planters of the South, a popular and public-spirit-
cd citizen. The difficulty is believed to have originated
by Browns having whipped one of Col. b. negroes.
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MAN AND HIS DWELLING PLACE; an es.
rI,HE UNIFIED STATES CUSTOMS GUIpE-Bei,

a compilation Of the laws relating 10 the registry, enrolment,
and licensing of vessels entry and clearance in the foreign and coast
ing trade navigation commercial intercourse scarnen in the ucr-
chant service the entry OF merchandise for consumption and for
wnrshousing with a table Of duics payable, arranged alphabetically
and in accordance with tho latest decisions, with coptous extracts
from the regulations Of the Treasury Department, &c by n s. 81
andres, late deputy collector q the customs, Boston. Price 81 post
paid al IS. Dor sale 40 TAYLOR a MAURYS,
Mar II asa Pa, avenue. near 9th street
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BY A. GREEN, AuCtiOneer.
HOUSEHOLD N KITCHEN FURNITURE NJ
III Auction. -0n Wednesday, the 10th instant, ] shall sell, at 10
O'Clock, a. m, at the residence Of n lady declining housekeeping, No.
43, corner of 10th and II streets north, an excellent assortment of
furniture, viz: ~ . .. ..E.. s#a
Mahogany parlor and rocking chairs ..
10 marble top and other tables and stands F...
Do dressing and other bureaus, washsapds
Gilt frane pier glass and mantle ornaments
Walnut extension table, cane and wood seat chairs
China, glass, and crockery ware, knives and forks
Cottage bedsteads, feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Iarlor, passage, and chamber carpets, oil cloth
Window shades, wardrobe, and toilet set, mantel clock
Cooking, radiator, and other stoves
With a good lot OF kitchen requisites.
Terms: Under S25, cash; over S2b, n credit Of 90 and 90 days, for
notes, satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
A. GREEN,
March lid Auchoner.
tstar&statesl .
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INTELLIGENCE FROM LIEUT. BEALE.
From the Los Angeles Star, Feb. 81

.. From the Los Angeles Star, Feb. 81
On Wednesday, Mr., Fred Kerlin arrived here by the
overland stage. He came direct from Lieut.. Beale's
camp, whom he went out to meet. Mr.. Beale was about
100 miles beyond Santa Fe, in excellent health, getting
along as well as could be desired-having encountered no
interruption to his labors from the Indians. 1t will be
two months before he reaches California. ~
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IMPRovED PRoPERTY NEAR

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR
the War Department Mt private ssle--Tbo Subscribers are su-
tnorized 10 sol at private sale part OF lot No. l, in square No. 40,
situated at the corner OF New York avenue and 18th street west, and
containing about 900 square feet OF ground, improved by a two.
story brick building.
Also, the three story brick house and lot Immediately north OF
"Winders Building"
These arc both very valuable pieces Of property, and win be sold
on accommodating terms. Apply TO
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
AuctOoneers and Commission Merchants.
March s-7aw2m
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BANK STATISTICS.

Inc annual report of the Secretary of the Treasury on
inc condition of the banks of the United States embraces
the accounts of fourteen hundred and scventy-six banks
"n ~ ptonehes, being, with q few unimportant exceptions,
all the chartered banks which were in operation on the
ISL u January, 1859. The returns for the last three
years give the following general results
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THIS Work, it is believed, is the first attempt to
a marshal the Literature of the United States Of America during
the last forty years, according to the generally received Photograph
cal Canons. The Librarian will welcome it, no doubt, as a companion
volume 10 Brunei, Lowndes, and Ebert, whilst to the bookseller il
will be q faithful guide 20 tho American branch Of English literature
n branch which, on account of It's rapid increase and rising import
nnoe, begins TO force itself daily more and more upon his attention
Nor will the work be OF less interest to the man of letters innsmucb
as IL comprises complete tables OF contents 10 all the more prominent
collections OF the Americans, TO the Journals, Memoirs Proceedings
and transactions OF their learned societies, and thus furnishes an in
telhgble key to a department Of American scientific activity hitherto
but imperfectly known and Understood in Europe.
TRUBNER a Co,
go Paternoster Row, London.
TAYLOR & MAURY,
March 10 334 Penn. avenue, Washington.
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ArriyaI OF the New Brltish Minister.

NEW York, March l4.-The British frigate Curacao ha
pier at Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J.. C. MCGUIRE g. Co., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF
BY virtue of deed Of trust from David A. Hall, esq, dated the
LIST day Of August, 1872, duly recorded among the land records
OF Washington county, in the District of Columbia, in lbcr W. B.,
No. 95, foos 100, 16l, 1902, and 1853, the undersigned will
sell, at public auction, ON Monday, The lth OF March, 1859, at
4 O'Clock, p. M, tho following parcel OF property, lying and be.
ing in the city OF Washington, known as part Of lots Nos 4 and 9,
In square 400, being the same property which was conveyed by the
Bank of Washington to sad David A. Hall by deed bearing even date
with tho deed OF trust aforesaid and agreeably to the descriptions and
limits thereof, as set forth in the said deed TO the said David A. Hall,
with the Improvements thereon.
This property fronts on G street north, between -Four and a half
and Sixth streets west, and Is well known as tho Exchange Hotel.
The terms Of safe arc One third cash, to be paid within Ave days
from tho day OF sale, and the balance in four equal instalments at Q,
IL, Is, and "a months, on notes, with interest from the day Of sale, Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property.
All oonveyaDces ut the expense OF the purchaser. ".",
1.-THE terms OF sale are not complied with within ten days after tho
sale, tho trustee reserves the right TO reeel at the risk and expense OF
tho dcfaultng purchaser, at bis discretion.
Sale TO take place in front of tho premises,
JAMES ADAMS, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO., .
Mar Id .-4s ,.aF.. .. .. rua--.r. . Auctboneers.
The above sale is postponed until Tuesday after
noon, March 10th, same hour and place.
JAMES ADAMS, Trustee.
. JAS. c. MCGUIRE & co,
March I'D Auctoneers.
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Suicide OF a Texan Citizen.

New York, March l4.-Louis Bone. formerly a Prus-
sian officer, but recently q citizen of Texas, shot himself
yesterday at the Shakespeare Hotel.
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exported as following joint resolutions which were

adopted
JOINT RESOLUTIONS reaHva 10 hnIFbIing ths condition % the pub.
Nc srbool system n education, ana Tor providing better aooonlno
delions Tor scholars.
81 ne city y Wd4htagt0fs That iths Mayor tbs committees on public
sohoota OF the twO boards, ana tho trusteea of pubic schools be, and
they are hereby requested 20 meettogeuher and devise, Ii found neeos-
sAry, such measures by which our public school system % education
schools.
Resolved, That tho measures 40 devised, or 30 much as may neoes-
sary, be imbcdiod n q bni and reported by either OF the above com
niitees 70 the board TO which they respectively belong,
Mr.. JosEs, from the committee 10 which was referred
the subject Of the new Centre house. made a re-
port recommending plans, etc, and accompanied by a
bill which, after some debate, was committed.
The board adjourned.
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Financial.

NEw York, March I4.-Stocks closed dull and lower
generally-United States SIS, of 1874, 1889 Chicago
and Rock Island, 500 Cumberland Coal Company, 25a ;
Illinois Central bonds, 90; Michigan Southern, l5b ;
New York Central, 79B Reading, 4s8 Missouri 6's,
85b. H "a#"I
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unMrE .r##a "None knew him but TO love him,
None named him but to praise.' n ~ .
We fan would Iuger around the ashes OF the departed, and mingie
our sorrows and heartfelt s%ympathies with those no has left 10
mourn his loss. Truly one OF Natures noblemen ha, falen-an at
husband, a kind and loving father, and an exemplary
Christian. Freed from this worId Of sorrow and affection, LIES yicIs
STUDIES and vices, his happy spirit has planned its flight TO those oeles.
tai realms where signing and sorrow enter not, and all Ia Joy and
peace. His life was fragrant with the odors Of pety and those Chris
tin virtues which will over live in the memory of his bereaved
friends.
This heeting world was not for man designed,
IT'S but the pathway TO eternal life,
Where he may dwell in happiness enshrined, .... ..r.
And joy for grief, and peace, exchange for strife. # ..al
Tho grave his bed Ecurtained in clouds OF night.
He waits the summons from his drear abode ar .
Whence called, at last, to realms OF love and light, -
lie wakes, to meet his Maker end his God
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me capital IN New York is represented nc 500. 2sb.
$50 IN Massachusetts,, s6I, sIs, s25 in Pennsylvania.
'A',ooo,SO5 In Louisiana, s24, 225, $50.
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NECOND ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS@The
undersigned have just opened their second invoice Of spring
goods, comprising a largo and wollseloctod assortment OF cloths, cas-.
simeros, and vesungs for spring and summer wear, 10 which they in.
vito the special attention OF their friends and customers.
r. OWEN q son,
Military, Naval, and Citizens Merchant Talors,
Mar l3-3taw2w No. 22 Penn. avenue.
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A MEXICAN YEARBOOK OF FACTS FOR 1859.
IN Annual OF Scientific Discovery, or Year Book Of Facts in Sci
enoe and Art for 1859; edited by David A. Wells, A. NJ, with a like
moss of Prof O. NJ. Mitchell. Price 81 rs,
Letters of n Traveller; second series; by VIM. Cullen Bryant. Price
81 25. ... -..s ..
The Foster Brothers; being a History of the school and college life
OF two young men. Price 81. r-.
The Laws and Practice of Whist; by Calebs. With Illustrations.
Price rs cents.
Matrimonial Brokerage in the Metropolis, with a new aud startling
episode in tho life Of Mrs. Cunningham. With graphic Illustrations.
Price 81.
just received and for sale Mt aaa
TAYLOR & MAURYS
Mar IS Bookstore, 1874 Penn, avenue.
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HANDBOOK OF FRUIT CULTURE; 80 cents.
III American Fruit Garden Companion so cents.
Ehots American FrutGrowers' Guide 81 rs.
Kenrick's American 0rchardist 90 cents. H ..
Fioy's Guide 10 the Orchard 81. r" ... H-..
Barry Fruit Garden 81 rs. rH .u 4. #..# H#..
Fields Pear Culture rs cents. # aH# a...
Longworth on the Cultivation OF tho Grape and Win. Making ~
cents. eHalE ".u# waf T'
Phelps on tho Vine md Wine Making rs cent?.
March is Ha.ht FRANCK TAYLOR.
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- REAT BARGAINS IN LANDl

GREAT BARGAINS IN LANDu- For sale,
~ 10000 acres of land, situated in the cotton, sugar, grain, and stock
raising region Of Texas, The different tracts comprising this body Of
land were the hcadrghts OF actual settlers, titles being perfect aud
indispuiahle. These lands arc situated In the counties OF Jasper,
Tyler, Polk, Liberty, Harris, Montgomery, Grimes, Fretf, Basque,
johnson, MoIennen, Bexar, and other counties, wetercd by the rivers
Ncches, Trinity, East and West san Jacinto, Galveston Bay, Brarns.
Colorado, ond their tributaries, some Of these tracts being near rml
roads now in operation and constructing. DESTROYS az closing my
business matters on account of loss OF sight lam dispored toecll my
half interest in the above, retaining the other half, or, N more dosrs-
BILE, aellthe whole AT n greatly reduced price. for terms apply az
the Office Of this paper, or TO The subscriber.
D. MORGAN, Houston,
Mar ~5-wp&d4w harris county, Tcxas.
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DhluarR


Departed this life, on the 9th Of March, at Water Proof, Tensas par.
sh, Louisiana, Mr.. J. =. SCOTT, from injuries received on board the
Ill faled steamer PRINCESS.
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THE SIoKLEs AsE,-Th case of Hon. Daniel K. sickles
up yesterday before the grand jury, when several
witnesses we're examined, but, without final action, they
were adjourned till IL o'clock this morning. The New
York Express mentions the arrival Of Mrs. Sickles, at
that city, on Friday last. She was accompanied by her
little daughter, and left ON Saturday for her country
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A G~RICULTURAL BOOKS.-Manual of Practical
IN Agriculture, 80 cents.
Ellsworth on Agriculture, Arts, &c % cents. #
.Toylor's Farmers School Book, 20 cents. ..-"a
Lawrences Farmers and Graziors' Guide, SO cents.
Gasknhs Farmers Guide, 25 cents. "...' .E
Fessondens Complete Farmer, 90 cents. H.#".
Thomass Rural Affairs, 40 engravings, 81 |.#t
Johnstons Lectures on Practical Agriculture, so cents. n
Transactions of tho Virginia State Agricultural Society, 90 cents.
outlines of Flemish Husbandry, 81 cents. "# ~
Vaux on Filling and Fertlzng Land, London, 81 so. e
British Husbandry, London, "a 30. ~
Iondons Encyclopedia OF Agriculture, with upwards OF 200 Illus
tratons, l vol. London, IS. Hh
Evansis Sugar Planters Manual, 81.
Jay on the Manufacture OF Sugar, London, 81 cents.
Smith on Cultivation of the Tea Plant, SO cents.
Mar IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TRUBNER'S BIBLIOGRAPHICAL GUIDE TO
AMERICAN LITERATURE.
A Chased List of Books published in the United States
Of America, from 1877 to 1857,
With photographed Introduction, Notes, and Aiphabei-
..t.., cal Under.
COMPILED AND EDITED BY ."vnra
r. #H ... ...'
Faar .sarn NICHOLAS TRUBNER. ...
.a ....- IA ID 4 Volume, Half Bound.
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THE WAsHlNGroN THEATRE has been reopened by man
ager Stuart, Notwithstanding the commencement of the
dull season. The performance of Miss Heron gave uni
versal satlsfaetion, and was enthusiastically a~pplauded.
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ANDS ON CObLEGE HILL FOR SALE-The
IL Trustees of the Columbian College have determined to offer for
sale, and invite proposals till April 1, 1859, for the purchase Of that
portion OF their lands lying south OF the College Commons, fronting on
Boundary street and Fourteenth street extended, including tho grove
of forest trees, and containing in all about II acres.
The beauty and eligibility OF these lands for building sites Is belcy
ed to be fully equal, If not superior, TO any other In or near the city OF
Washington. An opportunity Is here afforded TO an enterprising indi-
vidual or a company 10 mako = splendid Improvement and a proOta-
Bile Investment A handsome sum has already been offered for Il.
The terms viii be mnde easy. A large portion of the money may
remain on the property for a term OF years, II desired.
For further parhcularsaddress through the Washington post Office,
REV. JOS. HAMMrTT, =
Mar 6-3awtlAp Treasurer Columbia College.
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DEAFNEss AND SINGING NOISES IN THE

II kINFINTA1O ANU lI4NNIIFN| VIII " II
IL EARS, NERVOUS HEAD AND MIND CoMPLAINTS,-AN ESGIIsB
CERTAIN AND IyPAIIIABug cuRK-Brtsh and Foreign lhrmary for the
cure Of Deafness, Head and Mind Complaints, 80 Spring Gardens,
Charing Cross, London, England. Consulting surgeon, CBARIEs HESRy
EDGELL SKINNER, esq. Registered pursuant 10 act Of Parliament. Sec
rotary, Jom POWELL, ESQ, A new discovery, being a positive method
Of self cure, Attending instant and magical relief to sufferers who may
have been deaf for 40 or 10 years, by lneans Of a compound medicetod
yapor applied 10 the external year, Wien the vapor Is passing out,
II is held by the sufferer nr one minute 90 the ear affected and IN
stantly the patient, who prSyiop5 ~ was deaf rs enabled to hear com.
mon toned Conversation. A few nights use IN a similar way will
guarantee TO cure the most inyetcraie case OF deafness and noises IN
the head Iii a stop TO empincisrn and exorbitant 'rcs' sufferers
extremely deaf by means OF this can permanently cure themselves, IN
any distant part OF the world, without pain. Thousands have been
restored TO perfect hearing, and forever rescued from the snnrcs oil
the numerous dangerous unqualified pretcnders OF the present day
Hospital and private testimonials, and certificates from the most emit
nent physicians and surgeons in England, in whose presence deaf per
sons have been cured, and many hundreds of private patients cured,
can be seen or referred to. Any sufferer on the continent, or resi-
dent in any OF the four quarters OF the globe, can now be cured, as
this discovery can be sent TO them, with necessary prescriptions,
preparations, &c, that will enable them positively TO cure themselves.
E5 5R, is the cost of the means Of cure, which must 20 sent 10 u sec
rotary, JoHs POWELL, esq, 80 Spring Gardens, Charins Gross, London
or notes of he country. Sufficient to cure three cases OF most tnvet
erote deafness and noises m the head. flO los. Jan lady G
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TNHE LAST DAY-Leutze's Picture Paradise and
IL the Peri 0rom Moores Iala Rookh) will be on free exhibition
on Saturday, March 18th, for the last time, at PHILIPS,
r Fine Art Gallery, 1872 Pa. avenue,
Mar IL a .# between 9th and 10th ss.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer,
HORSES AMI CARRIAGE AT AUCTION.-On
Ill Thursday, tho 17th instant, ] shall sell, on account of whom it
may concern
3 excellent work horses, two Of which are swift; also .~E
A good family or hackney carriage. NJ"
All OF which will be sold without reserve. #H .Ur .H ra.
Terms: One third cnsh; balance In 60 and 90 days, for notes salts
actorily endorsed, bearing interest
A. GREEN,
MIR 13-3t [StarJ Auctoneer.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Tribute OF RESPECT no THE NEW POSTMASTER
dFFER4L.

AT a meeting o. the, employees of the United States
Patent Office held on Saturday, the 12th inst prepara-
tory to calling upon the Hon. Joseph Holt, and formal
ly taking leave Of him upon his vacation of the Office of
Commissioner of Patents, samuel T. shugart was called
TO the chair, and Dc Witt G. Lawrence appointed secre-
tary. The following resolutions were then submitted 10
the meeting and unanimously adopted
Whereas the President Of the United States has seen ht
for the public good 20 transfer the Hon. SOSspn Holt
from the sphere OF duties he has SO ably performed 20
place him In a position Of larger usefulness aud responsible
ity, we, the employees of the Patent Office, hereby tender
him our warmest and heartiest sympathies and good
wishes In his future career Ia private and public life.
Painful as is the separation from one who has 80 endear-
ed himself 10 all of ms by his urbanity and faIthfulneas,
we feel consoled in the reflection that our loss will be a
public gain, and that we shall SEQ him exerting his high
attainments In a larger field Of usefulness
RsSotued, That we will wait on the Hon. Joseph Holt
In r body, and, through one appointed by this meeting,
make known TO him our appreciation of his worth, and
our sorrow at parting with him as Commissioner Of
Patents.
On motion of Dr, Antisoll, Henry Baldwin, esq, was
deputed by the meeting to address the Commissioner In
their behalf whereupon, all repaired to the room OF the
Commissioner, when Mr.. b. spoke as follows:
Mr. BALDwIS's SPEECH.
MI. HoLr 1 have been appointed, sir, by the en-
ployees of the Patent Office to tender you the assurance
of their sincere regret at this sudden termination OF our
Your administration of the affairs Of the Patent Office
has met the public appreciation, and deserved il, for we
can all bear witness that you have labored assiduously to
advance the condition of the arts, and 20 protect and en-
courage the inventor In his labor of progress.
We shall long cherish a grateful recollection of your
uniform Kindness, in all our personal intercourse, and q
lively sense Of obligation for the active and enlightened
support You have always given TO our labors.
Be assured, sir, at the same time, that you have our
sincere congratulations on that promotion to o wider field
of usefulness which you have received as q mark of ap-
probation for the zeal and ability you have given 10 the
discharge of the duties of the post from which you now
retire. Accept, also, sir, the cordial assurance Of our
of life. Hs
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
From, w. u. nieDoNAL2 s CO.. Ioa S"''a" s..
JOHN c. HENDERSON, sMYTH, G

To Dealers An Artificial Fleyers, oHtrteh
Feathers, Fancy Goods sc
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CRY CouHoIIs-Bodrd Of Aneymea.-A communication
was received from the Mayor, nominating VIM. Walker as
superintendent of sweeps for the First ward, in place of
A. r.. Hilton, dismissed and the nomination was re-
ferred to the committee on police, and subsequently con-