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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-26

Z
{; House of Delegates met at the usual
hour. :
| Cor5municatiou from the Senate an.
nounced che passage Of House bill No. q,
10 exempt uniformed military companies
! fru:a ordinary drty With Unauthorized mil
! itia, without amendment; also the passage
! Of the House bill prohibiting county
eousts aud oyerseers o. the poor making
lcvieS 70 cid the rshelliou; also, tht pass
| age OF the bill making appropriations for
the operations OF the government; also,
she pa.sase Of the Senate bill spprcPrtat-
I Jag 300, 600 for military purposes.
! EnarOssed hills we're taken mp, and the
foIIoWinq read 5 third time and passed:
/ House bill authorizing the Governor 20
, borrow money % the credit Of the State,
! for a sum not eGerediuE $500, 900.
House bill making appropriations Of
$4,000 for military purpose.
/ Hozse bin providing for the appoint.
ment Of a vaccine agent Ia the CITY OF
wheeling.
House bill authorizing the GoYerno: TO
employ the county jails for the ronhne-
nent Of persons sentenced to the pcni'en-
The following Senate bills were taken
up aud passed:
Bin to re enact and amend chapter $50
Of the code.
Bill to re-enact aud amend chapter 1855
of the code.
Mr.. wErzRL from the Committee to'EE-
anime Enrollrd Bills, presented their re-
port which was adopted.
Mr. SIXTH, from the COMMITTEES on Courts
Of Justice, reported bill v.tcatinE certain
Offices of the Commonwealth by declaring
the inrumbents absent, which was read
frst aud second time.
Mr. ZiNS moved 70 take up the bill aud
substitutes in relation to a division OF the
State. .-5a=
A lengthy discussion followed in which
Nessrs. linn, FaFnsW0rth, Smith and West
participated, the two former ia favor of
giving the consent Of the Legislature to
the Convention with Recommendation to
take action; Mr.. Smith opposing sEch
course, and Mr.. West favOriug the middle
ground taken by his substitute. of giving
the consent Of the Legislature but declar-
I1g the in.xPedisncy Of taking action
Nc. Farnsworth spoke ut length in advo-
cAcy of his substitute and a division OF the
State, and had not finished his remarks
when the House took recess.
The House assembled after dinner, bat
in consequence of a military review ofthe
! 10th Indiana Regiment, which was about
taking place, adjourned.
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TuE state of feeling in the public miad
at this time, is equal in intensity of excite
mept and in indignation aGains, the rebels,
to thar which followed the bombardment
Of Fort Sumter. Not thought or word
of being less de:eemiued in the punish
meut due the traitors; but on the contrary,
every eye flashes with new light of pa
triotic fervor, aud every hand is clinched
to do battle against those who are to-day
boosting themselves over their victories.
New companies aud regiments are forming
and being offered to the government, aud
we may rest assured that the people of the
loyal North will not suffer tue war to lag
for want of men and money.
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Tx no wise dis6eartened by the disasters
If Saturday and Sunday, the n. Y. issh
regiment land doubles nthsrsl whose term
Of three months service ia about to expire,
have promptly volunteered for the war
This action is most gratifying, sud shows
thst the army is not dem 7rs.liIed. On the
eoatraEy, 1t will doubtless appear wnen
next the rebels are attacked. that the Fed
eral forces have learned wisdom by their
short experiences at Manassas that will
make veterans Of them all.
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The reeeat ealamitous rout Of our ,roops
At MAuuaSssS. afsee they had achieved
succession Of triumphs At Bulls Run,
when considered ia the light of causes
which are said to hsveled to the stampede,
leads to the opinion that no more dead
heads should be allowed among the spec
,atSrs 70 our sights With the rebets From
all accounts, happears that some Eve han
dred spectators, iaeiuding members Of
Congress aud eEsn women, went over into
virsiaiA on Sunday TO see the fun of
6Shs, hetuased by the feelings that led
the SpAniArds 70 patrOniss their bull
hsss. From the ipfOFrna,iOu furnished the
public regarding the causes which led TO
ibs has;y aud ealAmi'o1s retreat, it appears
that the psaIe sFst Sroks oat amenS the
civilians who bsd soas over 70 see the
chow Of battle, sal from them the alarm
was spread amouS the .teaus'sr'l and tbsp
70 the trOops. sad,ns In a general and in.
glorious Sight ftous the seeue Of action.
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How Gen. Scott Receives the News.
PThis 10 20 defsat-ao defeat. The odds
are against ns, temporarily, through in.
arcarary Of details; but Manassas, and
Virginia, aud the Union are ours.n Such
Is sAid to be the language Of the veteran
soldier, after Eatheriag all particulars
Such. too, is the language Of every of5eeF,
soldier aud Citizen 10 the capitol.
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IscLILLAs's address to his nsa Is q
model. Il reminds Ne OF the proclamsiions
o. the old Roman generals and those of
NaPOleon- he Yields the pen as well IS
~ dos the S~osd ProytSeass JslsAGL
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Tas n Y. EsPrss, beads one Of its para.
srapbs With the words, IA AFFAIR With =
woman 10 it.S The Esprsss cer,aiply has
no anbitiOu to Be sisssSd snopg tie sea-
sAtien papers. u he editor desired to
startls his readers ks E6ald announce IAN
siAir IsitAes, woman % IT." But sdisSss
~sSt give uhastDty 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-26

IA S1.nrd eur flag ,.AnA kerp eash star
ESSh EtFipo ~ hight - nov tbeJ wave,
SsIu mAkeit Lad cor rAnkGln war,
san d0al AbJys each patriots EFRJG
psath 70 Ghv traitor that would dITo
TOtrn1 e tkruugh the dust o. ahRnA
Az honsIt belrts IL lot will sharr
And fSllou e 70 Death o. FEnH.
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II convention. | will say to the gentle
man, has no authority to act without con-
sent of the legislature, it has none with it.
How are conventions usually and properly
called? The legislature authorizes the
people TO elect members. and they go mp
and discharge their duties fresh from the
people. At the Same election the people
vote whether they will have snch convent
ton or not This is referring the whnle
matter to tho people, who say whether
they will have it done or NOT. It is mt
authority conferred by the legislature. hat
simply authorizing the people 10 meet ami
voc whether they will confer this authori-
Is on the convention or NOS. regard this.
rmphaticaily As the Legislature Of Yir-
ginia; the only one there Is in existence.
This legislature may give its consent to
the formation of = new State inside of this
STATE. With de6nite and 6xed boundaries.
Ny argument was that they could not con.
fer authority upon the convention to slide
these boundaries ont or IN or contract
th IN. That Enuid not he authorizing the
furmHtion of any particular State, hut
merely of State without fixed lines,
which is not in accordance with tie letter
ef the Constitution. And If the conyen-
tiVn did not net under this Law and form r
new State, extending the boundary. it
wonld necessarily have to come hack to
the legislature again to have It'd consent TO
the change.
desire to hear gentlemen on this sub
ject. / doa't desire them TO be cnt or
from debate on the subject; therefore
sbail vote against an indefinite postpone
The Ksa.s ,OaL a sesea..
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YOLUNTEERN WANTED

Companies Mustered into Service
4 JATf q. PRICE SMITH, Vol AEl-iE Camp tn
I Brig. ten. TIA Morris, commanding Volunteer
forces In Western Yir1ul iss.ufhoriErd 70 recruit
and muster squads III man or Companies intu the
volunteer service VI thu United states, to srTre in
virIuIH for the term Of three years unless sooner
disch irgtd. -. g.
Wheeling from the 5th 10 the 10th Of July, wherr
persoma wishing to enter Thu service would do well
to call on him.
Ills headquarters arc at welIsbur-. where letters
addressed 70 him will receive prompt attention or
whore perslns wishing enIIst viii lnd hin or his
agent, at any time. r aa
once At Or. CALDwELL'S DRCG STORE. Siain-st.
Weil,bHrE. Va. July let. 1sSl. "a iys
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Auction N0tIcs.=-EXtra!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notll g.

Ii parties holding notes or having accounts
N against the Cs:itS Of j. n. thinner. deceased
are hereby notified TO prescott the sane fer settle
nieut; and all persons Indebted tD ERIi estate u
note or account, are requested forward sud
settle suclr indebtedness Immediately.
jyle-lw C. Z. srIPEL, Administrator.
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VTReTyTA LEGIsLATURE.

THURSDAY, July IS, 1851.
House of Delegates met at the usual
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
pIrIsIen ID the stAte.
TUESDAY. July %, 1861.
{ Coatinned troN YesttTagy. ]

DEBATE IN THE HOUSE. OF DEIEOaTEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-18
u.rset,-ReDortea by TsegraDh.

OswRGo May H. l66lFLorR steady aud hanged WHsIr
quiet and no saes. Corn IN limited demand ssl-s 10 q bush
illinois not strictly prime private Oiher Grains quiet.
CANAL FRKIsHrs Unchaneed Flour 52 Wheat &c. AID Con
&c. TO NewYork LARE IMPORTS; S,oy bbs Flour &9e bush
Wheat Go 800 BUSH Com zoe bush Barey aud 100 bush
Oeis CANAL EXPORTS 1900 bbs Flour IS go buh Whest
and ~ go bu,h. Corn
albany, May I7.-FLoUR very active for choice, sna
doubeexha Eiediom grades dnl sales only 1900 tbls.
WuEA7-Sses Of 1900 bu,h Canada West at VI 20.
CoaS dali aud unstable; holders sk .0c. for csrgoee
sout Oars-30c. for Csnsds East 30d3 10. for STATE
BARLEY du o,s rowed State 5ic 900 bush Can
West 68c. WBisKY Cc RECEIVED by Centr' Railroad
for New iok520 bbl Flour 42U bbls Nhiky and 400 bb
Pork
CisCIyShr May l7FLor dull at 3. 50csi 60 for SUPER
fine. whey steady at ll.c Pkoyaoss-Nothins doiogI
prices M seiiled and nominal.
CHolGo, hsy l7FlorR inactive WHEsr rresular 81 y
for No C0RS firm f0042c OATS 26c. REczIPTs-4,lW
bb Flour bush Wh.e &c coo bnsh Corn SaiPKssrs
bbls Flour bush. heat, 49, C0D bush Corr.
NEw-ORIRASs May II -CoTTos- to-day 1850 bales
lfdlli for Mdding for the week IL o0 receipts 800,
against Sos decrease 3t co., do at all ports $50 600 er.
ports 300; total, 1850 O0'; stock $500 CoUEE-Tho
weeks sales 2oo0 bags i.c Imports 500 stock,
8n sgus, 81 900 last tkKGHrs on Cotton
~
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Cantipuee from Fifth Paxe.

: ,,ilI socanped on Fort Greene, where they undero
he most igd di-c lie, and are rapoly improyr 70
oonseqnente Large numbers Of visitors are daily ~
the wives al friends of the socers re ny
admitted within tie lines during the daytime ~ tne
afternoon there dress parade On me 'esel Po,-
ton Of the Park, which was witnessed Dy 'nouS'hu'
who hned the slopes OF the bill.
The 18th Regiment, Col +. Al. Lawrence, ana WIZ
several companies of the 10th Suffolk Conn'y he9i'
nept encamp for a few days a, Dwishtss, o.. Srove'
Queen County, commencing on TUESDAY, Zist las.'
e officers of The Dutch Reformed Church have Offer
cd their b. ildpg for the OF the troops should occ
sion require. H.,
An interesting ceremony will take place at Fort
Hami on TODAY The oath of allegiance 10 the Gov
eminent Will lie adminis,e cred TO The officers aud men
vso took part in affair at Fort Sum'r at o do,
Iii Saturday afe noon, in pursuance OF late order
Of Lieut. -Ge. Scott. At tie request Of Capt Double
day the officer in command, he oath will be ADMIT
tered by District Attorney Winslow. Col Wool OF
sbe 18th Regiment with detachment IN his command,
h is understood will be present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-18
THE COMING WAR-FRENCH SYMPA-
THIES FOR AMERICA.
From Our Own Correspondent

PARIS, May 3, 1861.
The month OF April to which the I" War in
the Spring" was adjourned from March. has
passed in peace. The now growing confidence
in the continuance of peace has doubtless been
helped by the purely chronological side of this
fact; luckily for 4" sellers" April hath 30 days
Only. At the same time the aspect Of tho Eu-
ropean situation is less threatening Of immediate
danger than it was three weeks ago. Garibaldi
stopping only at Genoa to give away bis daugh-
ter in marriage to one of his officers, retires IL
Caprera seemingly persuaded that the moment Tor
his action is adjourned, and that the interests u
Italy meanwhile are best left in the hands
of Cavour. Cavour desires TO avoid war
with Austria; 80 does Napoleon. The alliance
between France aud England, 10 fur as the two Gov
ernmeuts are concerned, has not been intimate
since the Crllnean war than it apparently Is now.
England il always opposed to European war.
Any attempt OF Ganbald tO land on the Dalnlhtinn
coast would differ from his expedition to Sicily,
in that it would not be- favored 10y the connlyance of
his own Government at the outset nor by the prac-
teal protection of the English vessels IN the Adri-
attic in its execution Had England done what
Napoleon asked il to do in combination with his
marine, that expedition would have been arrested.
Now. NAPOLEON aud England are combined And
both seem agreed for once about sick-man Turkey.
The latest "we'niormcd" rumOr agrees well
enough with the one reported last week, as to the
arrangement for the Syrian business. The French ar
my Of occupation will be wthdrawn, leaving perhaps
a garrison at Beyrut only; England viii keep cruis-
ers near the Syrian coast. both nations viii unite
in forcing Turkey TO reform her utterly corrupt adj
ninstration of Syria, 80 n. to protect the lives Of
her Christian subjects. Both show disposition to
help Turkey, not out Of, for that seems impossible,
but along in her financial embarassnents. Omer
Pashas army cannot net for the suppression OF IN
surrecton in Bosnia, nor can the feet do anything
for tho protection Of tho Adristic coast without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-18
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
Pas.euRers Arrived

IN sean,tip Kar.ak. from Ha.ana and Na''as M:
C. IA. r. Dohug Mrs A. f.l-s, Mrs Rithven, o. Ehns sEe
family Edw. Deans Mira Churchill and family Allison sno
ledy. T. Crunper Chas p Fischer end family y nomP'
H. Jones. Elliott Liteohu, j. Teller and sdy, George thorn
dyke o. de RonIine A MacsTty. H. Rose Mrs T. Iyns D.
Y. De LOynss w sni'lo,t, o. rompk'n- h. Loshras w.
suiih and lady q. Baker, Charles Hartman NJ Fargo ADpe
Il snco Mani Garcia w. Mills bssot, A Msch.ds,
II we,mOre, G. Deverger +; Marty. Cspt w. A En' aIs
and lady E. Fueu.. Silva c. A. Jackson Hskmsn sno
isny b. L. Burp.ide and family lohB Cooke, Sew
A. o. Bartlett joseph Mason. s. Berenda aud family MA.
colin. A. Many }. W Reed John GrariE Hrs McW.t-ro
and child Mr. Painter and lady Mr. brd- iuprD aud lady Jn~
Burnside and faulty Mr. ees and lady Mr. Brewer .nd lsdS
Mrs E. krby Mrs r. Wah Mr. Addison and lady, Mr. L. +:
Gs.ob and family J. X Dunhs 4. Billings A. Draper ssC
family o. Deyslle. A. Tbompson and funy; Misses Ssds
bury A. Plot r. Loriiux Zqu-ads H. Goodwin, j. Mcln-
ter u. W. Hisss j. fhibick Total l2a
In sted,hip ,tay Of hs South ron Hs.hfn9ton; C-p
Baker, 7lst Regiment
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the American crisis, says: Legality (droit), ius-
. tce, and prudence have been on the side of tho
Federal Government, If this fatal war nust
. break out literal Europe cannot hesitate between
- the two camps; its prayers will accompany tho
cause of the North, tie cause Of human liberty
" OF emancipation, against the cynical and yole1s
"party Of Slavery,
SO tar from regarding our actual position as q
downfall from past glory, NJ. de Gssparin wan
fixed in his opinion month ago that we were escan-
ing downfall. Our election of I,ipcoln was 10
hlm-a statesman Christian, philosopher free from
all local and merely Marty excItement-was IN him
say, the grateful proof that at last the Great peo
pie, too long sunk in gross material interests nea
TO drowsy disregard Of its present sef.respect ana
of its future material interests, was risen 10
acknowledgements Grind People qui Sc rslcrs.
There is not an idea, hardly line in this hook,
that has not been set forth, that would NOT be in
place, in the columns of TIE TRIBUNE. 1t might
be the best of Textbooks as il is the remarkable re.
sumo statement and defense Of the political and
Christian, practical and theoretical doctrines of tho
Republican party iu their present and in every pos-
sible future application. l must close my nsccs-
sariy imperfect summary Of this book, with brief
citations " La Justice ne peut NAL jaire." | like
to remind myself of this saying when l consider tho
present situation of America. In escaping Ger.
tain and shameful DEATH it rtainy will rot escape
struggles and trials in rcvving len renraa dams Ia
RE it is going TO meet. for much longer period
than some fancy, battle aid danger; Life is made
ND of that Ii isa wearisome business to live: and
nations who mean to keep their place in this world,
who mean to act and not doze, should know that
they will have their share of suffering In the long
run, il the United States lose OF the stars from
their flag, it will be none the less glorious and
spected. New stars viii BE- added and the lost oIe0
VIII, must, III the end, return.
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DEPARTURE OF Mrs. LIscoLS.-At III o'clock yes
terdsy morning Mrs Lincola visited the Park Bar.
racks accompanied by Mrs Grimsley, Mrs Patterson,
and Mr.. Wood. large number Of distinguished per.
sous were admitted within the nclosure, and among
them many ladies'. Col. Van Buren, in command Of
tie barracks escorted Mrs. Lincoln through the quar-
sers. M, Lincoln was gratfed TO observe the orderly
conduct Of the troops and other evidences Of dsci
pine The soldiers drawn up in lines surrounding
The ground, 10 restrain the overanxous crowd outside,
which at that early bOur was very large. Having
made the tour Of the barracks Col. Van Buren, invited
the party into small apartment where refreshments
provided, and here the officers of regiments in
barraek were presented. At II O'Clock Mrs. Lincoln
returned 10 her carriage and proceeded 10 the Spnger
Institute 20 attend meeting Of ladies who prepar
ing articles for hospital during the war. There q
ouber Of the wives and daughters Of leading citizens
were introduced 10 her. At O'Clock In the afternoon
she was eeorted by her friends 10 the Fall River boat,
board Of which abe departed for Boston. It is the
intention Of Mr- Lincoln to spend ,he Sabbath with
her son ~ Cambridge, return TO this city on Monday
saslHOoa, and proceed Immediately TO Washington,
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SUPERIOR CoURT-TsIAI TERs-MAY l7.-Before Justice
HoyFnAS

SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERs-MAy lT.-Before Justice
HOyFnAS
TEE JOSEPH WALKER AGAIE-CLAIn FOR WHARFAGE.
ho.es al sgt The Atsnte Mutual Assurance CO
pGny ct 81
This is an action by the OF the pier aud slip
bere the Joseph Walker sank the foot Of Roosevelt street
p December 1889 sgsinst the Atlantic and other Insurance
Companies for wharfage during the tune that vessel suf
fered there 1be testimony thst tho
lbsDd med Insurance CoGpeDiss for total loss
Waiter H. Jores OF the Board OF Under
writers usae contract with Mr. Bell wrecker who
raise by boarding putting round ard
receive of the net proceeds
Of aid He commenc, operations in May
and failed tbrooght.e bursting NJ Lewis
then bef hands ard succeeded In rag
huudeS feet further 10 the dex In
December 1854 Left there ready TO bs hy hoated Of IN
he ing when the absence Of frost would permit strain on
the chains
Mayo Wood nterered at this stage and under to
Water K Jones' jr. barre, DODGE Undertook the work.
They In tun we're driven % BY the Mayors authority in the
Fall The vessel removed IN October 1855 This eyidencebe
pr nf Mr. Lord asked the Court TO instruct the
Jury verdict tbs deebdsnts the onnd hs the
vessel being sunk In public waters II the dry Of the psn
tits they Troevi tO 10 have removed the Obstruction Of
tee city sCihO,i and ID reore they could not claim wharf
A that the iuursnoe Companies did not take possession Of
the bet merely OF what saved Aud
If they owbes they would not be LIABLE iDsSmocb
Q psed due dill sreeL
On points Court assins the defendants al
though expressing doubt tho question whether
duty Of the Of the apd
she but charged the Jury that they shoud hnd
verdict he Defendants the proof Of having used due dit
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MARINE, JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORE.......... MAY IL
Cleared.

stearn.hips-Cy Of Baltimore iBr Petrie, Lycrpoo O.
Dse; BieuSie Rah5orn Havana H,mmonis Swepsen, Ham
burg
shps-John Bertrsm Ham, Knudson Hamburg, j. y. AM
sinck Co.. Antarctic Ssoufer Antwerp; juliet Trundys
Gould Bristol Eng, x. w. Truody.
Baks-Ouiie Dsnverusn reinen Venus Atkinson Cure
Goa James Foukes Sous Evening STAR billiard Ponce r. r.
h. Under~ God.
Brgs-Mwau tee Brown, Boston, Miller Houshton Loeb
Lomond. Bsck Plymouth, K r BUCK Co.. Flying Eagle,
Lord Cadiz c. {. Peters; Young America. Pool, Re
Orande, l. b. 0sgeri Empire BENSON, ElLabeihpon
Schoouers-S ) simmons, Candy Philadelphia, Car
yer Reuvie Boston Miller Hopshtou j. r Wehrrl Line
keln Philadelphia Light Bryant Phtsdephs Yates Port
srhed; A. Hastings, Chapman St John T. Nesins Son
~ Rogers EAen New Ncanor Parker Eiabethportl
w Strauss baxw ell st. kits; Julia, Cox Togo, N. f. d. X
De~oI
Sloop-lda z. Vail Vail, Providence.
Concord Norman, Philadelphia Mars, Nieho&
Philadelphia
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
GuPRFME COURT-GENERAI TERN-MAf H-beion JUS
tees ClERKE LEONARD. and BARNARD
Az .TTnRNrY CHARGED WITH GALPRACIlCk'
lnre. Z. r. DAmoresuI.

EUPRFME COURJ-GBSERAL TERN MAY ii'-pei04' S"9
ices CLERKE, LEOSARD, and BARNARD
AN ATTORNEY CHARGED WITH MALPRACTICE
In re. T. R. PAmoresuI.
This was motion 10 strike from the roll OF ator-
tho name Of Edwin r. LAmoresux the ground Of mall
prscce Mr. Judah appeared for The motion and Henry
Clinton In opposition Mr. LAmcTeaux was IN Court Inc
charges as lllOw';
Ths, Mr. Anoreaux frsnsulently ob,sre5 from Lewis
Lew de- d. dan in suit br ngt by Augustus Marion and 10
which e. attorney ssd Maroo had obae judgment ~
he supreme Court Of this city) the Of $500 ~ ln 'ne
aid Amoreanx epCed lie had @d Wa d sutno
-d soTney aud Of Marion, who recover sao sum IN
eoarroise aud iu satisfaction Of said and gave
satisfaction therefor . =
m That authority and by deceit LAmo'epN received
Mid money sisied said judgment 4 record
Ill he informed Msnon 81 lie agent OF sad ee,e
peut but ket the secret causing Levy to be sned m
Frspes by conceant and has kept said money ano ~
Nv Thai Lew by LAnoreauxs misconduct and malpractice
foeedto Marion the WIN OF said judgment 50 90 20
b. drs l.rg. and AID was inprsoped
tberelo aid LAmereax fss not although demanded repaid 10
said Levy the sid = 900 -.
That Auoresux in his capacity and Office OF attorney.
Ter Mss commit practice, stated in afdaS I'ubui'ied
N the cas)
TIE opposition Up thai OF the time Mr. DAmoreanI made
e compromise be claimed thz he did It bis RESPONSE
Sty aud did represent that lie authorized BY bis client
10 do
After hearing Argument the Court ordered the case to be
referred TO M OTssnas Bushnell to hear AID report the facts
- the Court
CHArBEss-BefoIe Justice MuLLIy.
The Mayor, &C., agt. Cornelius VanoerDiit'-Mo'on
John w Br,On ss- d. w. Cohen, ct. al-MOton denied
With $40