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Of Tie minister present, who did not hesitate to ny
before they left the church.
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.


Yesterday the Reformed Presbyterian Synod met
again, in the Eleventh street Church. the Moderator
presiding.
memorial for the discontinuance of the Junior He.
brew Class in the theological Seminary was pre-
sented and referred to the Committee on the Semi
uarv:
The Rev. T. NJ. ELDER and the Rev. j. NJ. JOHN
sroa presented memorial for the sanction OF the
SYNOD, to offer themselves Chaplans to the United
States Army. Grarted. nv,
About thirty other Overtures were reported on " I'm,
putation." Marriage" " Theological Study" and
other subjects which were referred to the respective
Committees
The Rev. 8. M. WILSON, Of the Committee on
Civil Relsvons, appointed by the Moderator on
Wedpesdsy presented the following report winch wss
unanimously adopted:
The Committee Civil Relations respectfully report that
In view Of the eamies brought upon Thu land ~ hs
United States thu .s synod s called upon to
Information Of all whom it concer, brief onine Of our
We hse,y acinowledge the e1ceenciss Of Tho
IN general wholesome and o't the privileges ana pro-
lection we here eoy In our personal pursuits ,no snt anu
deas 70 Is az h@ eS fse Of the friend. o. civil
goos liberty as The scene Of noble conflict fr atioha,
dom aud home aud that Of our chden
II notwithstanding Al. this constrained 10 Conscience
n mautlin and fathers have be eoio done te
of dissent tom the Constitution Of the United States nasmun
as there Is 10 this no OF ns
Of supremacy Of his law continued 10 he Scriptures Of re
Old aud New Tesaiaeuts profession OF utetion 70 tpe
nedisto authority Of The Son of God who hing OF kgs
and Lord Of lords" while the her hand this Sonstion
contains certain compromises in the interest OF Slavery and
stakeholder. 9,
On he,e ground: compelled to Withhold from aid
Con, ution oah is support aud thus 70 deny ourselves
certain ry which would sdly enjoy could We do SO
with go d conscience toward God But, a.,
III That position be fully ard definitely UNDERSTOOD
declare
I. Thai ALLURE al allegiance to the Government OF any
foreign nation
D. ht consider ourselves under obligations to i've peas
ably with ali advance the good Of so ~ and 20 CONFORM
s Id-r in every thing cont tent With righteousness
Tina, disosn all patty, the least with the
traitors yng themselves the Confederate Stae now in arms
against Theses United sta'esi
l. TnaG we will as patrots defend this, common
country. against these and oil like enemies
In the afternoon, the Comm tee on Amendment 70
the Testimony reported a section 10 be added 10 the
testimony against secret Societies.; also, section stat
ng the uDscptural and nhuman character OF Slavery
TIE report unanimously adopted
The Rev. DAVID ScoTT presented long and inter
estng document the history Of the division OF The
Reformed Presbyterian Church in America, in the year
1888, which was accepted.
The Synoi adjourned ill this morning.
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and the special dedication service, prepared fcr ths
oeession, was Gully performed. Prominent IN ~
exercises were u. w. p. DIR. s. L. Condict, sDd p,
q the Order, ard p @. w. r. Theodore L. Cnvlsr'
The ksy; y y Wakely also assisted.
In the evening there was public meeting In the
Forsyfh street ~ y Church, of which Daniel II.
sands died a member. The NJ. w. p. presided.
Addresses were delivered by the Rev. j. B. Wakely,
Steans Of GreeDpoint and Others together with excel
lent and appropriate singing Ny the Marshall Family
aud MacdonOughs Glee Club.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN,

The Board held regular meeting yesterday. Mr.
JoSEs the President in the chair.
The Clerk OF the Court of General Sessions sent in
communication, transmitting copy of tue present
mont made by the Grand jury OF the Court Of Ses-
sion against Andrew j. Hockey. On motion OF Mr..
PiscEsEY the paper was referred To ths Committee on
Gle inng streets. The new Board for the Revision
and Correction Of Assessments consisting OF the Con-
troer Counsel TO the Corporation, and Recorder sent
in request that the Clerk Of the Board of Conncil-
men be directed TO forward hem the Controller
Office all the lists penang before the Com
mon Council. Tire paper was referred to the Commit
tee on Assessments.
The resolution of the Board of Aldermen in favor of
discorti nung The Day Book AS q Corporation paper
WAS read.
Mr. PIscKsEY moved to amend by adding The Dat
iy Ners.
The amendment was lost.
Mr.. PIscKsEY in explaining his vote in favor Of
the amendment, said ne was not In favor Of striking
the sms aggrt who received out Of the treasury
about co., while the big burglar receiving IS 0O0
year remained untouched.
Mr.. ORION opposed q concurrence with the Alder
men, on the ground that The Doy Book had been u
consistent Democratic Journal and was sacrificed by
the Aldermen TO make for two other papers-Ihe
World, and Metropolitan Record.
Mr.. STEVENSON strongly favored the disseminating
Of TIE Ners.
Mr.. LENT was opposed to either Of the papers re-
ceiving the patronage Of the city. He believed the
amenoment to insert The DAILY Netrs would kill the
resolution.
MIR. HOGAN moved 10 lay the RESOLUTION on the taoic,
which was lost by yeas to II nays.
The paper was then laid over. The resolution be-
fore parsed by this Board disseminating Ise News and
Day Book W Corporation papers Was returned from
the Board OF Aldermen non-concurred In.
This Board adhered to its former action BY IA yeas
TO nays.
The resolution Of the Board Of Aldermen to sppro-
pirate from the Uaion Defense Fund the of $4,000
TO deay the expenses Tor tie outfit of Gen. Sickness
Brigade snd the request ~ the Union Defense Com
mitiee TO pay the bills for the supplies furnished Col
McCunns Regiment, were referred " the Committee
on National Affairs.
The proposition Of the Commissioners OF the Land
Office 20 mske grant to the city OF the West WASH
ington Market and Lowber property, and tue piers at
tao loot Of Watts and Hubert streets, for the Of
$500 900, came in for from the Board Of
Aldermen. Several of the members having had no
opportunity to examine the subject favored postpone
ent but the terms Of the propoea being that it must
be accepted before the first Of June the Board nd.
journed to Friday evening to take final action In tho
matter.
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DEATH FROM LocKJAw.-Mr. Samuel Waddell, an
old and highly esteemed citizen Of the Sixth Ward,
died at his late residence No. 1870 Leonard street, about
10 o'clock, on Wednesday night, from lockjaw. Mr..
Waddc had taken q great interest in the national
troubles and rome weeks ago raised fine company
OF for Col inness regiment, for which he received
his commission as Captain About ten days ago while
the Captain in the upper part of tie city with his
company, he fell and splinter into the palm OF bis
hand, iron the effects Of which tetanus ensued, which
proved fstal after brief illness. Mr. Waddell was
humane and charitable man, us hundreds Of the Sixth
Ward poor truthfnliy testify lie was ever ready
% relieve want and suffering wherever he encountered
it, and bis death will be deeply nourNed. He was an
ex-Assistant Engineer Of the Fire Department; was
formerly Assessor and Fire Warden Of the Sixth Ward,
and also had held other osts OF honor and trust The
funeral will take place at o'clock this afternoon from
his late residence in Leonard street.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..........M Ar q
Cleared.

Ships-0uy Manuering Dol.rd, Liverpool. r. g. Taylor J.
". Paine Gardner Bs Zneiks Glover 81 JOINS N r.,
n r. BUCK Co Chancellor, Sp-ucer Liverpool Williams
Gpion Miles dish Gardiner Lyerpo d. Caldwell Purdy
Bsrs,-R o. w Dodge ,srv. Ttinidsd c. Z. }. Peter.:
Eagle, Baker, Curacao Foute l. Sons
Brs-itssca, Coney. Nur vi a. X. r. Buck L Co.
schooner-T W. rhorne, Davis Fall aiverj Mssopc Perry,
Bangor r. r Buck Co. Ne~Yo 0ood.el Boston Dayton
Co. NJ. Pst Wsd, ST. Croix: Fairfax Mott Georgetown,
&c. Merrill Abbott; Dssher Smith, ST. John Smihers
Co Euercott Duncan ST. John k Dewolf, T. Bate. Peter.
son, Cleveland TabhA hssnsh. Huff Stamford RoxbuIy,
Chase. Boston; Day, Sparrow. Mayayues l. b. eager
Soops-Comet Provost Stamford master, Rhode Island
Remington, Providence.
steamer-Tacony Ely. PhilAdelphia, w. Dslzen-
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME C0URT-CESERAL TEEN-SfAY ap.-BeSore ina
tees SUTHERLAND, LgoSAKD, and WELIys.
The Court rendered decisions In the following causes
sgued before Justices soih rlsnd BonIey and at he
November Tern, 1870: ~
The People Nc at Tsrpsn Receiver Of the Jackson Marine
Insurance COMPANY -Judgmen ali In d. with costs Opinion
The Same ag,. Henry w. Johnson Receiver of the Mutual
SAFETY insurance CcmpaEyJuGenelt att rned with costs
DECISIONS.
:. Before Justices CLEEkg Sutherland. and TNsRAHAn
hnauth ct al sg Bassvt ct Judgment Of specal Tenn re-
yeIsed and new trial or1e ed attie event.
Barnard AIT. Mouad -ju@gmcI, Affirmed, with costs
10 To the last Viii ard Testament Elizabeth en deceased
decree Of surrogate admitting will 70 probate reversed Is.ae
to be made up and sd ths CT cult abide event
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RETURN OF FRANCIS BRowSsLL TO ALEXANDRIA.
Francis Brownell, the aveuger of Col. Ellsworth,
and the other Zouaves omposing the guard Of honor
of Col. Ellsworths remains, under command OF Lieut.
Stryker, left this city la-t evening for Alexsndra.
During Mr.. Brownes stay in this city he was tho
guest of Councilman Barney. who took an active part
in the obsequIes Of Col Ellsworth.
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Arrived.

Ship Therese (of Richmond Ms). Chandler, Liverpool
day.: sG s Them: Durham. 20 ha s., ..
s.i u.i Miller Turk. Island II days, sal. and divi did to
ss Mary wilias wssS BusnO: Ayro. April II and Point
Sig Gr.yseund DE- q Losdcs) Putt: Pcrn.mboeO May
wool &c. g $ w Levi: Co. .ph &C. i., I7so loo g
90 spoke sh,0 sSsVe Rs3i'.s ssose ,o SGsspo: ~ Gay.
xused an ship steering showing Mayss signals blue
d.. 9Th blue borders and White %aS' red sis bio:
tai. Ma, ~ lat - So lon o. So passed .chr. ms.ts boOms
CAD. and , With rigging attached supposed to belong
sshr Uro.n. of P.w,ucte. R = Small. Indi.nols Terra.
snced heavy weather carried away foreopmas obo0u
sebs FI n. Cof Philadelphia Vance, Csrdenss 10 days
sugar and moissses TO Nose. Taylor Co M
schr Richard Borden wrshtinscn, EBzabehpor for rAa
schr c. NJ Neal tof Dorchester n J), Godfrey, sssu'
Scbr Fmncs Arthemus Goud Rondout ees,en. for New
se6r j. P. Ross, Smith. Rondout for Prudence
sehr Nasbec, Long Roudoot for Arinwaa
schr M.i, Louisa Canning. 5si liver rs"
Sem S eAd.oph:t Wed Sl,sSsthRsT s ss a,,,
s shr Sos. YES, hsisi Ell.bsthport NswOuypot
Schr W H. Dewitt Clifford EizsOs,hpor for New Bedford
Sohr. UncAs Colt Elizabeth port for New. Haven.
Schr. Rival. Hobble tiilsb-thPor for stamford
Rchr U. C. Acken johnson, Elsbelhpor for Stamford
se eR Nelson Hall H.ysy Eao fol Portland o.
sehr r. Csruley Faurot, tixsb-thp for Cold Spring
schr Els Am, wsnssr. Ez behport for Roekssy
sloop Cuiya,or Brown EhEabethpo for Pot Ws'ns'es
Steamer Ionsides vsndoyeer. Philsdepha mdse TO y
Briggs =. a. rS~ud
Byrnos. . . p,n.,,n. ,,a.. "A J. N.
Bhgs.
BELOW-l bark and BRIG. o.. ~.
sNLEp-Msy 49, u steam suneost ksyS0,Sws . s
49,, v.,non. II i steam transport Pa spsco lot
~ LII .sa,,s .bp. New ioIk hsyre. John l'o'S
Courier esr Liverpool ot.eobthe so,n Gloiesssfi
W., ruam1 Rotterdam bnss John JeS's' soa' i u
Die, " H. Mitchell M.chiss, Mary Meks - coz
Nav 90 D. = se Wabash sna Sr'roI GeSrs
Baasna for Havana. ship. asirsI Bromney Co!
Ainena, Hong Kong, brig As'i''a oo'A w
yTsn-- Dn,ips ,b, day. rom n. w. W.
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siriRuiN T,u,-I No Hanover .opst.
SIOtSMUND X iUFMANN, No. % Nassau street.
GEO. W. BLUNT, No. l73 Wafer street.
To the Editor Of The ~ y Tribune.
Sin: The commanding officer Of the depot Of the
sbsld Guard will receive and forward during the next I've
days any contributions made Ia behalf Of the regiment in
Washington the depot the Guard No 6 broadway
J. q. RICE, Adj tsnt
Depot Cc,fbadi Guard May 30. 1861.
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DIED.

ARMsTRONG-on Wednedsy. May 20. Annie, wife OF MAJ
thew Armstrong In the sd yeaS OF her age.
The friends Of the family iasi-d attend the funeral from
her isIe rrsdace Armstrong place. Saturday afternoon,
June O'Clock Carriages will be In waiting the ferry
ia Jersey CITY ct n O'clock
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NEw BowERY THEATER.-The farewell benefit Of
Cordelia Howard and her parents will take place to-
morrow afternoon and evening. The pr grainme will
embrace tragedy, comedy, drama aui farce, poem,
dirge, and tableau On Col. Ellsworth.
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PUBLIC MEE'ITN.NQ,&.
AMERICAN BAPTIST ROME MISSIONARY
SOCIETY

SOCIETY.
Yesterday the annual meeting Of the American Hap
tist Missionary Society was held in the First Baptist
Church, Nassau street, Brooklyn, JAMES l.. SOUTH
WORTH ESQ.,, President Of the Society, in the chair.
The forenoon was occupied in the appointment OF
Comnitiees and in the disposition OF various he OF
routine business.
In the absence Of the Treasurer, the Rev. DR.. HILL
read the Financial Report which yet forth that on the
3lst of March the accounts stood IA follows:
The following ssensrs statement Of the financial condition
Halanre nom ls,t yesf,s account 23 u
Receipts from al sources during the yesr..' ""s "
IT,, orr, q, ,..o,,,.. for the SEA 0O2 70
Tots o.! disbursements for the year'.. Vo'i
Auor, Of cash In III. Treasury April l. e%6l
"s A.. v Observation-Disclosures. 4l64< IS
a,w,r, IN. ,roup, "a no urovidea for,,... s+82 70
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MARRIED.
RARINsnN-IrMMI

ROBINsON-LUMaUS-In kiyu on Thnr,day Nay
80 by the Rev Phiness Robinson aed BY the Rev john
McC Holmes. Henry ~. Robin.on Josie A. yoln.eE
daughter OF Ezra Lumoos esq. all Of Brooklyn.
Boston and Salem pa please copy
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corrpT cArpNDAR Ty,. nv

SUPREME CoUaT-GFsERAL TERn-EyUMERATED.
Nos %, 30 Y, 70, Us. 81 So So 3d. g. 10 s3 g. 81, g.
100
SUPREME CopRT-CIRcUIr.-Oyer and Terminef
continued
BRooxLYs CRY CoURr- FOURTH MONDAY
CAusEs.-Nos. 81, Is, 70
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VARIOUS WAR ITEMS.

A lfe-iiko portrait OF Generl scott, ehhioimg tue
eharacterst, features of the hero Of many battles with
great truth and expressvsness IL issued by Virtue d
Co.
Gov. 'SPRAGUr TO RI MARRIED.-lt il said thai
Gov Sprague Of Rhode leland ia about TO be married
to Msf Kate Chase, the eldest daughter of the Sscre-
tary Of the Treasury The Governor Ii about 80 years
old, and very wealthy.
TIE KILLED At FoRr MouLTRIE.-Mr. Fielding,
one Of the men who was wounded by the discharge OF
the gun, when Major Anderson left Fort Sunderland
was left there until his recovery-has now come Nort,
having in his possession pass from General Beeure-
gard lie has gone Fort Hamilton 10 Join the rest
of Major Andersons corps there and states that over
three hundred men were killed IN Fort Monltre. Ihs
information we derive from one Of the ministers now
attending the Reformed Presbyterian Synod IN this
City, who met Fielding on the way.
PATRIoTIsy Up TIKI RvER.-Sidney Scoheld Of
Fisbk has jus, raised of the finest lags that iloat'
in that section made by who wac born in the
year that the Stars and Stripes were adopted by the
Government the national emblem, A. d., Ia. Al
though 81 years old, she yet claimed the right to hu'
do her part in upbcdiDg the old flag.
PATRIOTIC EsvKLoPEs.-Bogeft, Bourne q Anten,
statones and printers, at Nos. la and lIo Pear
street have published IS kinds Of Union en-
velopes of very tasteful designs engraved and eoored
BY hand. See advertisement.
/ PoRTRAIT or Grs. BUTLFR.-Mann, Stearns Il
Beale No. l4l Fulton street, have published faithfu
likeness Of the gallant Gen. Butler OF massachusetts
the man who believes fugitive slaves 10 be very usefu
az .Rtrenckmg t0ols.'
"Our Sacred Flag" is the title If national hymn
Words and music by Eugene A. Weiner we'll
harmonized piece for the voice with piano aceonren
ment.
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Go iubcm It man Contern.

NIIN g. Co.'S AMERICAN AGENCY a als
" READING ROOMS American Pspers hep, on %sps
Every Inform interesting 90 Anerieans rngI.id
An.S,csn. yi.l pe London No. ~ ST. and, London Ies
OST CHILDREN.-On and after i. ",,,sS saf
Inn. IOsr CHILDREN will be received sna spp ~ An
AT tho CkNrRAL DEPARTMENT Of mo NE i"o>
POLICE No 40 Boome-st after sps 81, nv rhisf Clerk
BY order vi the Board. >. =. ia '. 10 :, -
NWNERS WANTED--Fort two PURSES, tS ,.sa
mo pietooeleta Cs tho oace Of the Properly s''''
No. AZ Broemc-s st., corner Of Ems~ fHf
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A REPLY TO MIR. II. CRANsToN.

To Ae Editor Of The n. y Tribune.
SIR: 1 did not write the article in your journal
headed An American soyer," nor zee it, until after
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SUPREME Couar-CHAxsr..-MAr n.-Befors

DECISIONS.
Edmund 7. II. Gibson agt. Abraham II. FlanierI
ct al Bail reduced to ; | 0OO.
Before Justice ALLEN
Floyd Bailey &c, as Cha les " Mapes &c Motion denie<
with 80 costa
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N.w,o.v May o-The brig A?ipe Klnsn rom Ne~ sh
-. hssnd 10 Bordeaux, has put H. here WIN loss Oh
:, lii III re- pair immediately and proc~ed
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UNITED STATS COMMISSIONERS orFIcE-MAr

UNITED STATS COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MAY 40
Before Commissioner sTuLwELL
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.
Daniel :. Downing arrested for assault and
battery with intent Kill Gorge Tropez captain Of tho
American bark Excel he waived examination, aud
United for trial
Before Cocmissioner MORTON.
MATE " THE SLAYER SARAH.
James Fowler, the mate OF tie -laver sarah, whose
unexpected reported few day. ego brought up
for examination charge Of piracy The piacpa witaess
against tho sscused beg present. the examination not
Concluded.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-M.r 3l-Besors

SENTENCE FOR aASsLAUGHTER-sLAvEc CASES.
james Morris, who sentenced 10 the State Prison
on his plea Of guilty Of ping create revolt and who
was discharged At the expiration ~ months his sentence TO
the State Prison being iuegE, resueed charge Of
murder He pleaded guilty Of neDssughe and
tened him TO the state Prison fcf one yea
The trial OF the captain nd mates Of the SILVER Cora
set down for Jcy neat the Government being unable OBJ
tain its witnesses before that The Es
remains set down for tie 18th OF June
The prisoners convi ted of the murder Of Capt Pike
of the ship General Parkb Will be sentenced Monday
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ARRIVAL OF U. s. TROOPS FROM TEXAS

The schooner Urbana, Capt Small, arrived at this
port yesterday from lDdianola Texas, via Havana,
having Oh board Companies and ID Of the I'd United
States Infantry, in charge of Capt Jordan, I'd infantry
and Lieut.. Greene s, infantry part Of the troops that
were to be transported here by the steamship Star Of
NE West Beside tine troops, she brings home twelve
women and twenty children. The remaining five COM
panes lefi aboW the came time in the brig Mystic and
schooner Horace for this port. The troops are all WELL
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correct.
In Mr. Hiram Craustons answer thereto, DC MAKES
ZONE grave misst,te ments. lie says tna' ne nad
chad no conversation with Mr.. Ssnderson on ue SUI
ject of politics." lie has had such conversation
within the past two weeks, and as bieer decossoh
as our relative positions would permit de a'fer's'h
abe performs bis duty to bis country True ne CON-
mits of treason; for when tue Wholesome
dread of traitor doom may, in some degree account
Az 10 my making arrangements OF business char.
acter-the implied cause in his note Of dismissal-I
do confess it. Selfrespect would not permit me to
bold any position under Mr. Cranston after the e1pra-
ton Of the ermageed upon the let of August proxmo
and do also confess that have been and AN STILL ell.
deavoriog to obtain an honorable position under that
Government and that flag which bis traitorous coned-
crates are striving to subvert snd trample upon
Very respectfully your. ..,,,no,,
!.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-28

Portugal, egalizing the importation of certain for
eign cereals for limited time, in conformity with
the recent anticipation OF the cortes. has been
communicated TO this department by the minister
resident OF the United States at Lisbon, and is pub
lshed as being Of interest to The agricultural and
commercial classes Of this country =
Department Of State for Public Works. Commerce, and
Industry.
In accordance with the authorization conceded to
the government by the law of the llth OF the cur
rent month, and having heard. in continuity with
aItlcle "a OF said law, the civil governors of the
Kingdom the respective councils OF Districts and the
genera council of commerce, industry and agricul-
ture, am hereby pleased TO decree the following
Al;r l. The Importation of foreign cereals, wheat,
rye barley and oats, in grain or baked bread is al
lowed through the inland maritime ports of the
continent of the Kingdom until the end of the
month of April next.
Solas; The cereals thus admitted are only TO pay
the same duties as national Grain when disnatched
or consumption.
ART. ID After the term specified in this decree.
such cereals as are therein specified will still be ad-
mtted il 1t be proved before Government and the
respective fiscal committee that the same cereals
left the ports of their shipment for those of This
Kingdom in sufficient time TO have arrived within
the specified time in the case of regular voyage.
Let the Councillor of State, Minister and SecIeta-
ry of State for Finance and the Minister for Public
Works, Commerce and Industry thus understand
these presents and cause the same to be executed.
1861. THE KING
ANTONIO JozE D'AvILA,
NELLozo DE HARTA,
THRASo AUGUSTE.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the United States
of America: To all whom it may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that OSCAR MALMBoRG has been appointed Vice
Consul OF Sweden and Norway at Chicago, do
hereby recognize him as such and declare him free
to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers and
privileges, allowed to the Vice Cosuls of the
most favored Lations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, / have caused these letters
10 be made patent and the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington,
-, the 22d day of November, A. ID. 1861. and
! l.. S. Of the Independence of the United States
~ of America the eighty sixth
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the Presidents
WM II SFNvARn Serre+arv of Stote