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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29
Boar6 an6 Rooms.
60 fet.
Real estate for Sale.

CTTY, Country, Eastern, and Western Property
~ for Sole exchange; also loans negotiated on CITY Prop
erty CHICKERNG Co, Real Estate Brokers, N "Al Il
VALUABLE BROADWAY PROPERTY for
Y sALE.-The LOT and STORE 30. 35l Broadway, Yves,
ride feet inches by l3 feet inch deph connecting ~h
ot on st. forming L. said lot on Leonsrdst bona
n feet inches width This property reg1ded a. among
tbe mot eli business sites Broadway FOR and
further description Of the property and terms Of sale apply
he rooms OF the American Institute Cooper BUILDING to
THOMAS MELRATH, Corresponding Secretary.
Or TO WILLIAM HALL President No SO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29
Jnetrnrtion.

AT BARLOW WRITING, DRAWING and
~ BOOKKEEPING ACADEMY, Nos 9lJ Broadway corner
2lsst excellent opportunity offered for acquiring
superior style OF WRITING for the nominal OF " for 10
Lessons DRAWING and BOOKKEEPING taught IN superior
A DDRESS-" Englewood Institute for Young
N Ladies' n. Y. City" Next term opens Jsu. 3. j. a.
FOWLER and W. L. DWIGHT, Principals.
A T So so for Writing; Bookkeeping, SO; Les
N sons unlimited Strangers visiting the city may take
Of writing Lessons In four days at No 81 Bwery or No Us
Fulton st. Brooklyn Col PAINE, the well uosa teacher of
writing Of the best instructors 10 the state Mop Mer
DRYANT, STRATTON & Co. 3 chain Of Nation
Commercial Law Ptnmanhip Arithmetic &c located AZ No
uHao Cleveland Detroit Chicago and st. Louis Scholarships
INSTITUTE RIDING-SCHOOL. Nos rs and
j III Yves, 23dt directed by Capt RASTON, Gate of the
British army with efficient a6n Glasses for ladies or gen
teinen and horses for school Central Psk riding Circulars
can obtained Forwarded from the office application
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
ly1 sTTTUTE No. 9ls 4hst corner OF Mscdonga W~a
ington square, GEO. w. CLARKE, NJ, and JAMES FAN
MING a M Proprietor and Principals opens IT. Eishten.h
Academic Year MONDAY Sept To- 0 when IT, pupils
requested be puncusy present Catalogue wttn paroa
lara may be had at the Broadway Book Stores BURSTON3
No 40 6thsv., and st the Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

NOTICE.-At a meeting Of the BOndholders of
L the NEW-YORR AND RICHMOND COAL COMPANY,
held In this city the 18Th inst resolved extend the
time in which all the Boadhos who choose avail them.
selves OF the benefit Of the purchase of property Of sad Com
pany under the sale made by JOHN biz, Trustee the
10th inst by signing or becoming parties to agreement made
for that purpose and t ell Bondhodsrs who
signed I'D aeeoen VIII have opportunity to do at any
time before the 10th day Of snusry 1851 by calling the Office
of T. r. H. Gibson No 81 Winans whore satd agreement d
dspotlted by order. Z. P. DICKINSON,
New-lors Dec a. 1850. Secretary p r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

A DDRESS-" Englewood Institute for Young
~ Ladies n. Y City" Next term opens Jsu. g. J. A.
FOWLER and W. L. DWIGHT, Principss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

EXECUTOR's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
II VIII be sold a. PUBLIC AUCTION, the ?9h day Of
December 1860 at O'clock the preniIss the FARM for
neIy belonging to John IendreSson, deceased sltuss
Nesby Queens County Long Island ~ mile, from depot
L. RR and a miles om soop and steamboat landing Roe
yp, containing shout 81 with good Dwelling House
eDen Out Building in high state OF cultivation and sue
astiely fenced, and s.sd oouveneny be d.
ded into three part1 And very desirable location Ror
kcr particulars please inquire OF JOHN NELSOh ESscotos
rear the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29
Scrses, Carriages, %f.

A PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT SELLING
N OUT.
Horses Ponies Carriages Harness. Blankets Livees Oiled
Csrrsre house No &C West 9h-st. noer 5th-sv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29
Go t)hom Il man Concern.

INFORMATION WANTED.-The under' gnrh.
Administrators Of the Fse Of tossnns BIZ. shc'e maiden
RoKsnns WebeTl, late Of Springfield ha''ac ~
decreased have la their hands corsin al0un' OF money 70
distributed among the lawful heirs Of faid dece.eL before
be done must b. acrrtADed whether any OF e -. "a
following erycns wits Joseph Webster Roswell "eps.t
and fsac Webster alive Aug. 1th A. D. 1890 h.l oen
the time d,craas Said persons were her ootl nv
u owed into the Western country nifty sixty wars xo snou
this notice be reed by either Of aid brohes or by tht
thew win a the desired information 10 the I'm iefsisur
without delay. HORACK WEBSTER Admin rstors.
ALBERT w. ALLYN,
gp-irg6ed MAJ Dec 18th. 1900
, 1860-12-31

In scyc:.,i ;'..:ts O! TIC country, since tic
Secession fame WIS kinllet1, attc:,;:s have
b::a n:.ic i" dcny TIC r.:::!t of free speech.
Wendell Phillips was howell down liz
Da:ton; Ger. #. Curtis Was compelled:
tu :,:c:.'; Ill engagement ut Philadelphia, III
consequence o. tic tluca:cn:ngs Of 4 mol;
aal Henry Ward E:.c:,cr WIS protected
i, IN allrc=,. II :ac same city, o., P."55r;la'*
tl,:, Only IT y strong pui:cc forcr. New
1.l.r. IS Iii: JUS. enc hing needed 10 stop
nj this Lad business; sid that IS, w;ca tho
acxt attc:n::5: Is made 10 mob i ran 1oz tie
EXPRESSION e lis opinions OF any s::hjcc;
w'.7:cvcr, 10 call ont C. military company,
al. al}cr only Que warnin:-z, to pour ro.-
!::..,c ,nusEcl balls into tho crowd that sets
it'll. III, ny tho ysar Ian Of men,; .cngues.
TAI: world cosl OF ti:csc patriots Of the
t:,:-:nG -'ri::ons trade; iii! tho.'gtl Ia
~ >:::':;. :<ss Ct life nigh: 1,.l!ew such en-
c.-;::. :..ra.ur.s, il IS better that every mau
il c,!.eT g: TIC c.t:rs t1lat .yc hare 1:a.rct:
e..,u.l bc blown Of; tic face Of t...c cartl',
t.,, t:.:. the right # free srcccli in tins
Is.n:b!' should he abridged. These are
s.ntimca::; ard five could inspire t.t
cI:-o- Of one "t the infected places Will
o.. :; so::aI aa;l rs conservative, tins
s.;;u5 process, la.ely rcy;:cd, would 500:
l.. discontinued, and the right Of all n:c=
t,;...z "f any cc all matters would bc yin
r .,.1
, 1860-12-31
nfntdcrj1.


As the newspapers are full ofrcmcdles Tor thls
dangerous affection Ut ille ll.r'r1t, samt: q.
them yrry xUud, and come Ut thciA very s'it
,ye will rive o1,r which VIC know ~ be rs.a'y
st,rns cuiuyst physici ms. a1l.l which wc have
never known to fail, ii applied ea4ly. Dii'iht TIA
in its carly eta.es. may hc recognized ~ any
person OF o1aiua.y capacity, by TWO marked
symptoms; the scusa:lou vi L oolls or Aasa
substance in the throat, IcnteE+n- SWALLOWING
I;tlicuIt unl painful, aud n,arkst1 lIser. "
uup:clrant smell OF the breath, the reshlt OF
it's uutrcIactiye tcudcocy. Ua the appearance
oftlcsc symptoms, ifthc patient Is OIL enough
to do 70, give liccc of GIN c'1ni'!'":, Of Inc
size Of il.lrruwtat Pea, amt let It lc rcEaasco
in the mouth, swallowing slowly the sa;l'a
CHARGED with it until it is all :,unc. LII au hotfr
or 70 give anoth-r, aud a. the eEst OF anothcr
hour i third; fourth will not us:1l.ir be re-
ouircd. but ii the rain and unrleAs;ut btcaah
arc not relieved, it may bc uscd two OF th'cs
times must, at little longer Intervals, sly t"o
hours.
Ifthc child is young, powder the c4miho5,
| which, can easily tc lunc by adding drop ot
two OF spirits vi alcohol to II, anti nlS II Will
an equal quantity Of powdered Leaf sugar o.
| better, powdered rock eaudy, aud olo" II
| through quill or tube into lis Throat. dspIcS
| sing the tongue with the haft of sncon- 1We
| or three applications will relieve: Some Ec
! commend powdered alocs OF peilltory WIFE
| the camph0r, hut observation artl exp. ftcnct
have satisfied US that iEc ta.uphor is su1hrlsn1
alone. 1t acts probably by It's virtue Us tsi,
tusible stim1lant and antiseptic QUALITIES =
! " T. EIannintT.
, 1860-12-31
EH ADVICE.

II the scrsbAl.rs OF secession nonsense
f.: TIC New YORK jl;r1A Will 50 over 1lr
I4;aco:u's history, they viii ial 10 find tho
;..mc in vilic!, ic made m ass Of him selF :;
all they will learn tia: I'll :!!:::.r :@ab'':e
a.,.,.. lis forthcoming i'roanrc;Iinc%:o .or
II, psc:Gcatioa Of TIC Cn:'on Sta:cs a:d
ta, co:n:orting Of the traitors who do
..a,an'l therein, might as we'll b: directed
&c Of tho roc!;s which crop o2t Of the
S.u1:rs Oh Washington Heights. Let tic
5.'~,.:cs fiddle away at one ofthcsc awhile,
sad spare their readers any further ins1:c.
;!,a, ua::l they determine wl'clher t]ic:s
sc-vccAing will move it out OF ita bed il
szcccs*ful, then let them Try Lincoln an
o;...cr twist, and sec what VII come OF it
, 1860-12-31
- - 7-- - -"--
The Flax Fibre.

[ro-.csooEGcacc Of tie Chicago Tribnne.1
uEcENnEn aG.h, 1870.
An article in your paper Of December 18th
in regard to aax-cotton, has just met my eye,
in wl;cl, yoa remark that "no experiment or
in7cutioa now in process Of development,
,tc1ls to us Of moro importance than this"
I1 1877 the experiment Of drcssingand prcpar-
.n:, fax to be spun On cotton machinery, was
tried, anl It's rractlcab;1ity demonstrated, at
Hartford, Connecticut, ny Dr. Chas. Bcachand
lis father, Joseph Bcach,-both ofwhom canlc
10 Penn Tan, Yates county, New York, in ISIS.
lad butt machine fur dressing and l'rcrar-
II. TIC 1aw Cax for The manufacture OF CLOTH
Is,w this machine running, on the outlet Of
=: Least four 1o.s n day. Some adverse cir
:uns.anccs and want ot sufficient capital in
3acet! then to eusrc.d. Tho father since died,
::,t tue Doctor still resides at this placc.
4 patent was secured covering ali the essc1-
!. i points necessary in such machinery, and
Tie whole Interests in this patent for tAc
United States arc owned or represented here.
It is satisfactory to know that the means arr
o. hand by Which the great staple ofthe Nor!l'
can be maie in Il single year to supply tho
;:i,ce Of thu great staple Of The South.
Ii Cotton Is King .. the South, they can he
-.lly convince. that it caunot reign as such al
the North. Yankee enterprise will be founi
>.Hicicnt in this direction for any present o.
| prospective emergency, and save heavy con
iribution to the eupror; Of a Southern oliSar
s..y which in its Insane iufatuation is now aut
, 1860-12-31

Few Of our readers have correct idea Of the
importance Of tho Pckin 1mrcrial Guztte, the
official organ of tho Government, aud will he
surprised to htar that it is conducted On Il
greater scale linn any paper in Christendcm,
not even excepting tho London Times:
The G"=ette, which may bc properly consid-
cred is the Patriarch Of periodicals. is daily
paper got up iu pamphlet form. of about sixty
nr seventy rr.cs each number: The price vi
subscription amounts to only Sl4 Year, or
lt.s that. four cents 4 nur;bcr, aud might con
-siucntIy defy any competition even III these
Un;tcd States, The country ct cheap publica-
tl"ns-
Nots,ing can bc put in the columns Of the
| Gl-c!tc without being previously and carefully
| r.Ad l'y a committee oi political or Literary
zen. avrr.!iu:, 10 the nature Of Tie article
The official PORTION OF the PAPER Is sent di-
| recily lrou tic Cabinet Of the Emptrnr. ant.
i: N ,dc up with brief account OF the lriuc!-
p:l events Of tue day. judiciary reports, lead
cr on tic political situation, rctlt:ols AMI mt
| molss addressed to the Sovereign, together
VIII, his avs swcrs, his orders, his instructions
| t. the Mantag;us, aud whatever he chouscs TO
give Of his views Oh varit'us questions. Meth
] in@ Is to be altered in those official articles,
even lnvol''ntarily, under the penalty oi death:
| Therefore, tho unfortunate cnm}usltors and
,,:oot.realrrs uf tic Imperial PAPER live i'll 8
c'ntinual stale oltsepida1iun; furall know hnT
easy it is fora atypc.ectter, iu hurry, to mis-
take Que letter iur another. The newspapers
IN tlla provinces arc obliged to reruhlfSh that
official portion If tile Ga=ttts, for which tht
pubic has the greatest reverence, and which
Is, by that way, = powerful instrument Of gov
ern,uent, Capitalization aud justice.
It v:su t'c understood by that lpw impottan,
| it ii Tor Christian diplomats concluliu. tree,
| ties with the Chinese Government. to insist OF
having thea, published iM the lmlerias Gdz. !fe
, 1860-12-31

~ The Nashville B4aner, {opposition) 70
Ling tho recent burning in c1llgy Of Hon
Andrew johnson, says:
y,.tt,Inr could have been done to better suit
Aady, H. will make the last one Of Them
:.h,:ncd ug themselves before twe1vcmontl,.
.,,,d We venture in that time not leader atnon::
.!.,m can a'c identified
We understand there was " "Cosoncr's IL
quest" 1,at'c up in the Post Office ia tii.s city,
\ sc-eion urou the remains Of Andy. We dl!
;:ot hear tl1e:r verdict. We imagine it will be
withheld, or If given it will be drawn very
mild. Tic Democratic leaders about hery
..suow their man too well to attempt to deal
5cry sumnarily with him.
L SEcrss1oS1sT pRoruErEss-Thc Charics
ton Courier relates the following with all in
t.inabl: gravity:
An elect lady Of our city, after retiring tt
her chamber IN tie night Of Independence
Iay, opened the Bible to read chapter before
;;;i.f,!icatiny Tic blessings uf Heaven upon fh'
moincutous action If the Convention. He
cyes fell upon The Goth verse OF the eecont
c{1aptcr of the Book Of Joel, and the word
lhrillcl her plous heart. The verse reads a
follows: >,
"l5ut Z will remove far of from you th
| Northern army, aud will drive him into = liant
| barrcn and desnlatc, with his face toward til
| East sea and his hinder Part toward the utmos
sra "
, 1860-12-31
sEH1r OVERT ACT.

The "0rcrt Act'' Of which so much has
h.,u said by the scccss::on:sis, has come al
l,,, But instead Of (omi s from TIC par
II from which they professcd to expect it,
it p:oycs to be bant!ingo Of their own: In
e.:x;nr unoa the forts in Charleston harbor
tic; have invited federal sovereignty and
,-..c / themselves clearly within the defin-
vim, G. treason. We harc now something
,.,,:.1,.:al to 60 upon. II the multiplicity
,,s:,,'., :. is. an agreeable variation OF the
=, .ak .aEt
~ in spcd demand n &l5.0o. Drcssed D07
, 1860-12-31

~ Bislcr OF Pennsylvania, meeting John
Cocfrauc casually in the hall 1t Willards Ho-
til said, "What about this Bailey fraud, Coel..
.a1c: do ron hear any thing IN addition ?"
tUi," replied Cochranr, "thtre Ii nothing IN
Addition, its all it Subtraction"
, 1860-12-31
mTanity Faff.1

- oSTuE New ToRK CESTRE.-Nc know that
the New York Ubse7rer is the centre Of Levity;
that the Sun is tho centre OF Gravity; that the
Herald is the centre OF DepraE!ty; the Tribune
thc centre Of Sobricty: Home Journal OF Socfc-
fy; but where in The Horld the centre Of Picty
Is, We don't know.
, 1860-12-31

can bc no further pretencc for waiting
nc shall ROW discover who IS for the Con-
,;;tution and the laws-sl'nll soon
L. ri whether wc<hayc Government OF
mi. The Sou:h Caroliua Declaration OF
:.uI,encudcnco is sadly deficient in :ny allc-
..,.;cn Of facts. It is 4 mass Of vague gen
r1,litics, unrelicvcd by the glitter Of a
angle truth But the armed seizure mt
occupancy Of the Federal properly a.!
Charleston is concrete fact ano,t which
,a:rc can DC no dispute. The absurd mass
.. thin talk and Of secession upon paper,
d,,crvcd not 10 be digrificd by federal
n,;;cc. But this d stinct and palpaolc acl
.,l fac: canno: 10 ignored or passed py.
:I.. "a Instruction md rclcll:on-hcrc is
,:u.son and war against the government
vi! Congress provide for supprcsslng IN
s.;--:slion? Il IL the President enforce tue
laws: Have we government? Il'ese
-: questions that have got to be answered
, 1860-12-31

Tho California papers arc urgirg t',a
w-sA---A--..1 u~-~- .T~rsrA I.
avs | - =.
, 1860-12-31

4 .IrsT RrnCKE.-To fomc citizens Of NIch'
mond, Va who desired to borrow cannon
@---- st~ ts.<.ri4laa far. the rnose OF f{iEE
\ r. DTrrr nncneT 1f. If mer
, 1860-12-31

CElta!'eSt anI hESt f!E1c3s
II the market a1i taking preference oEer Mi other
BraEls.
sTATlpxERS AID CDgK1Y CLERKS,
our Goods, They arr desirable and what .ou nsrtt
}ur stock of Fine Notes anu baths for Laes S:nuot
u:;stlty We have everything. you need aud 1t toT
pf1cea. Call and su;fsty yourselves
(. and II State street. op2oeIie Oily Eotcl-
, 1860-12-31
Cotton Statistics.
From the National Iutellf.encer.1

from the National lntelliyenceE.]
We find in New York contemporary some
extr.sts from the proceedings Of the British
Cottnn Supply Association," us contained in
its third annual report 1t may lie known to
our readers that this society has for its object
tie multi lication Of the sources trum which
Great Britain may derive this important staple
If her manufacturing industry. Tic sources
ot l4er supply, At different periods, haye been
:e follows.
, 1860-12-31

EN- nlAn4. HESlla1l lASA AsHAN aA-%HAAs e"N-AA'"N
| hcnd the effect Of tho r,slc suggested.
Par ytdr,nution ut HON. l,as ALWAYS been
| feature of New Eus|atA banking. l;ut years
aro, thr Suffolk Bank iu Dostun, in lsc in:cs~
est OF the other hunks al.d The c'zens vi Bn..
ton, resolved 10 throw out th: bills Ut all
country hunks not rctteerned II "''' basioa.
/ Boston Is the commercial tnteF We"
England. The bills Of all coun-.: .anks tend
| toMarus flat commercial ccnicr. Bat y il.l
r.deeulahlc ut par ut sou,c point ~ Ncw u'n'p~
shire OF Vermont, IS not I:lr a'.:l i'll bust"h,
for it costs something to ecnl It home TOR r.
! d.mption. Besides, the citizens OF Bn-ton
could not kccp themselves posted IN regard 10
the so1ycucy If tauks in the country, aud the
| yrw Eu.lal,l people figure tor t:osclt tn t'o
willing il, receive lar 4 bill in fict dctrcela
ted, Us every bill must bc far from the place Ut
redemption. llrncc the resolve: ta:kea hr
thc en- Ire commercial interest OF New ErSln d
tothrow out in Bo.tun all Hills not 9 ccH'ca
thcr. at par Thrown out IN Buste n, tlaey were
refused III the country and driven Ausuc- lAe
Suffolk Bank becanc the agent by common
consent for redemption. Its action brsa'le
the test Of currcuey Bills recs'vsu 1ness ...:
we're universally discrcditcl Hence it beeatuc
impossible for banks to obtain circulation
| without rcdeemins ut I.ar at the Suliulk bank
in Boston, To this cnI each b INK lad I" kts',
10 osit there. But it will :. oncc be o' j.: cd
that This system was expensive and 1csnstl
|
will show. For years tue Satolk Bank re-
deemed for tho country banks, in constlera
tion Of the use Of n permanent deposit ofS pei
rcv cent on the capital Ct Ito coun
iry hanks, the banks in tho countr,
, furnishing the means oi r:demp
tion, as required. Nor was it difficult TOR eact
, country bank 10 furnish funds to redeem II:
own bills. 1t received in ordinary course o1
. deposit and in payment TIC bills OF othc
. | banks. to an amount equal to the amount
its own bills sent to BDston for redemption.
All bills Of other banks received were immcts'
, ate)y sent to the Suffolk Bank for redemFtlo!
.. aud to redeem its own bills: The bills thu
, sent to tic Suffolk Bank and redeemed wes s
Immediately assorted and sent home. u
. Sul!olk Bank thus became clearing aorsc 10
, ali the banks in New England. The account
and balances Kept there Tor the purpose Q! n &c
, demption answered also for purposes OF cs
c5auyc, and the whole machinery IS kept .
= at surprisingly small expense; ine eSlsee r. .
: onr hundred miles from Boston to carry ,: an
return all packages for year fos exc tsntu n',. =.
Der cent OF the capital. or for SHY as's ~ ~
cach 100000 Of capital. Again, IL ,;,'n aoe' NJ
: -invnlse double provision for re4senPeTn
, 1860-12-31

I ;,,t<, n+,H
The mother Bank, has lns'Tns ato' ,a Tnu s"nas W.
rosltr"i osc1. caca otaet n' ....1 III 49, Ill III
a.so, tsna; 1.i.'ns ,>,'.,a.. ~ ~,,usb'c tr,n.
~ Suce'.s' . hs,+ i,.tt,.r ,.a,,tcd ia new
-''ates' "n.a unae' 't.,pe" .t ,-anithr c",n,1
s,'.1.;.,e -, wv. En",,nd with llrr system
ihun;tice: ~ Nc" Ea:.'''u, WV nt an,, ;'ro.',l
o! central reaeininiof. II uoes mo', ~" ~ Ts;s
h]F conlA not w'th advantage cAss tn's
will become more apparent "nen "s eoa's "
Peak OF rcacnllatch. ox.,o
lAc inauc'a:M 10 bauh u';,.r' ,<,.,,,..1 ~
| sstcm Is 1he F1N'ess -|r.,;cE ti,,o ,i,n
issue olts ~ an ..;'s n1a"s :. 10 @,,,, IN AMI
!1oonnt OF capital fetlu'reu ~ " .isa ~. "as'
<ssua4iy' ltoal ."9 ~ t 1n!ss ,,,. 1',1:s .,ar,
Il u: capua'. IN 'e1'noHs @A'' @'A.'-' s''t'
lssnc three 10 one. ,,,o~ A., S.,
Inc ahahcc'hsht u osa e1 ,.:m" a,,t,.,r; ~ ~
torS system ls !he sc ~ ~. ..,,;n+ n, ~, t s..
nrr;;;.. ~ ia. 1cI ~ % IL Ills should Gc aicI til,
ra:tlr1ly issS l1eauehE uSnuu ,s .v' rsaeit ~,
ion. oaasr Ing ~" ,,,1. .'.,.;a,v rst,,-,,
central rcdeMit'"n NUS sar!u's ,.a .Ita.n ,,n =.
most paris oi NJ" Ens1. .ns Ia. -. =.
:H,1n m as:,aSe sayn.:.1o. " ,,.rt;y Frot
woe naes !ecn enI ,y:,;1, H. u3;c tx i, fac nj
iae conn@eacc "i1ei' ~ puae ,. -, - ~ ~ H.. w.
l:ma'e rcaehlptAn o. lus o',s ot. uo's, ~ ,s
caasc, 4fam various caases. nG1 ;"'ea ~ ~
mentioned, alWayS uel!ee'atIu' M.t!sa. - -
cemrtion J: nor aculanue". III 1i4no's 'ne'
is nracs1csl'y no scae'nI.''o. :n' ~
bnt W. WI NC uct ~ S ,r;;s - of,S,. ,w
estimate OF luz te ,'nra ,'ro"';,sn ., ,mj -"
systems oS hc''eln: '1'e'' Ano'o p'oD1'Ae''
VICES .r,o ,,t ,.:cc of fhc New Enr,a3a sxs
tr is tue grats, WITT ~ h;i,a otr tHen ~
1or me Eedc!npl!on VI W. .' ot1 - -.
laiu IN .us ..oI s,,,.r1.;. ~, ,r1 -.
pr9p'et"5s a.tca ny ,,s sucn e rox;,'ca '
IA lcIslon ~ .u ;,nn',rta aucc ,1,af n,.t
otth;s system t m Should be organized, IN sac
~ c,sc .n'n ,,r srccial m.,l;t. f1actinn and un,l.
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WASHINGTON, April @.-SENATE-ExecutiSe commu-
nicatons we're lived concerning the compulsory
s.meut of American citizens in the Prussan army and
tue occupation by American citizens Of the Island Of Ma
vart.
Mr. Latham introduced a bill, confirming eer.iin lands
Q, the State OF California and moved 20 make Mr.
Browns resolutions territorial rights the Sptcial order
for Monday ueNt-agreed 70.
The private calendar bill was considered, and bill
passed giving 20 David Nyerle $4,000.
The Sslu,e then went tuto Executive Session and ad-
ilurued al Monday.
Hglss.-The House was engaged all day On private
bills Adjourned To- Monday.
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- Corsr--Ycsterdsy, James P. Henry OF New
I..,,i for stealing $500 worth Of watches, a.,
l'''' '.--.,ofY e. Whitman, on che li,h Oct lSg',
Che Pi found guilty, audavarded three ycars 10 Tie
"a u nv, U,. counsel filed bill OF exceptions.
Ss cas-, OF Eli, Doyle, alias Henry, also OF Ne"
w inais,ed for aiding and aoe''i0g James 4 Henry
lo.A, thc watches a H0iis pros was entered
20 So U,rlaman indicted for receiving 500, stolen
49, S.bri,rr from Danl ODOunell, was also dis
BY ~, val-e nrassyai The previous report that
'lI y been convicted vas erroneous JOS. Grhu, who
SOC g,,ed for receiving $3.50 Of said money, vas con
va "wednesday night and sentenced to the Penten-
ti,-r for one year -,.--.. Ed
Tt. C-,nd Jury in session Yesterday, and found
T;,s against John Adams. alias Williams, Thomas
- A Careuguch. +. NJ Robertson, Aug. b. Lips
,-b Thos. Manning and VIM Purdie, charged win
M, ..roea coffee cases" and also the last three
81, ,hoy, list were set for trial to-day On MOI
,l, cases Of Robertson Adams, JnO l. Taylor and
10 Red
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