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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01
Prussia.

The session Of the Prussian Chambers was
opened in the White Saloon OF the Royal Palace on
Jan. u.s. by Count BlsmaTk, who read the speech from
the throne. The King announces that bills viii be
brought in settling the Budget and asking for the slp.
plies requisite for the unchanged maintenance Of the
military reorganization and the Increase OF the navy
Supplies will also be asked for the execution Of the
North Sea and the Baltic Canal and various other
measures affecting home administration VIII be laid
before the Chambers.
His Majesty expresses confident hope that the com.
mercia treaty with Italy viii be ratified by all the
States Of the Zolyeron. The finances of the Kingdom
are IN favorable condition The relations OF PrussIa
with foreign powers are satisfactory and friendly.
The Royal speech continues BY the Gasten Con-
yeniion Lauenburg has been united 10 the Prussian
Crown II is my desire, while treating with consdcra
lion the peculiar state Of things 10 the DUcby, 10 allow
Its inhabitants TO enjoy all the advantages OF the union
with Prussia The dehnitye decision of the future Of
Sohoswg Hostein has been reserved by the Gasten
Convention for further consideration BY the Occupa
tion Of Schleswig. and BY her position in Hosten.
Prussia has acquired sufficient gt1feutv that the de.
cision only be IN corresponding 20 the inter-
ests Of Germany and tue cllms " Prussia. Resting
npOn nv own conviction sire Cthenod By tho opinion
~ the legal advisers Of the Gown, ON determined 10
bold fast tins pledge under al circumstances, until the
desired end is attained Conscious Of being sustained
by tie assent OF the people hope that the object
striyeD for and gained viii prove point Of union for
all parties.
The insurgents, under Prim are Officially announced
10 be still retreating precpitatey toward Portugal.
Order prevails throughout Spain. Madrid is perfectly
TRANQUIL No confirmation Las been received here of
The reported suicide Of Admiral Pareja.
BERLIN Jan. I'm tO.day's sitting Of the Chamber
Of DEPUTIES President Grabow and yiccProsdents Won
Tnruh and Won Bockum- Dohs were reelected. Herr
Grabow delivered the usual opening address TO The
House in which be sharply criticized the language Of
the reaciionary press tbc PFC iUion by tie Govern
mont of the Cologne basquet 70 the prus-
sian liberal deputies, and the measures which
had been ,aken to restrict The liberties Of the
rress the freedom of voting o. Government
officials and the meeting OF political associations
Horr Grabow deplOFed the conflict between tho Gov
eminent and the Chamber on constitutional questions
"A state OF things which had pow become chronic and
had brought political Legislation 10 tantstil. lie
ADDED that liberty the only thing which could lead
10 moral conQuess, TO the solution Of the Scheswg.
Uo,tein question. which The Gasiein Convention had
hot complicated, and 20 the Federal unity Of Germany.
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EUROPE.
from First Prse.

will stand By the which We link Is cIena1ed
for that purpose. But il Is impossible for me 70 say
more except this: that in bringing forward tluy meas
ure shall expect to carry IT, and we sha not remain
Tho closing announcement Of his lordshp, that the
Government were determined 10 stand )g ia wnn thsir
measure, was apparently received VIA satsdcuoh W
the deputatiOn, VINO then withdrew.
THE JAMAICA MISSIONS.
In addition TO the gentlemen whose names
have been already announced o. having been sent ny
different bodies Jamaica 10 watch the proceedings OF
the commission and 10 inquire INFO she condition OF me
island Mr.. William Morgan solicitor, and formerly
town cefk Of Birmingham, has just gone out 10 repre-
sent the anti Slavery Society Of London.
We (Letds Nsrcury) announce with much pleasure
that our respected t0Ynsmen, Mr. Thomas Harvey
and Mr. William BreBiD, of Cirenccste7 VIII sail Tor
Jamaica by the next mail steamer Ihey go ont on a
mission Of inquiry with the sanction and un!cT me en-
eouragement Of the Society Of Friends it wlH ne
remembered that Nh Harvey was the companion
of the late Joseph Surge on his 9hanthTopic VISIT
10 the Yves. Indies 70 years ago The special object
of this second visit 10 the largest Of our West
India possessions is 70 form accurately aS possible
comparative view o. thc state Oi he population now
with that which presented itself 20 the observation OF
the travellers in 1851 We look for the results of this
comparison with deep interest. Al who know orr lei
low toynsmen win agree with US that noone could have
<een chosen better itted than no by impar'iaty and
sounGness OfjUdgment, by scrupgOus regard or truh
well as by IN intelligent benevOlencc for ascertain
sDg the difference between the religious, social and
material condition of Jamaica in l-3i and in lsoo
Mr., Harvey and his colleague 60 with no idea what
ever OF making ont case fOr the negroes any mort
than for the owners Of estates aud employers 81 IA
Dor, or the Jamaica Assembly itself Their simple
object is The truth Gor or against whomsoeVer u
may telD in order that thus proper foundation may
be laid for future legislative individual Efforts IN be-
half of the real interests OF al classes in the island
Doubtless they do not atter themselves with the 5eel
Of being the only persons TO throw glt on tho causes
of the present lamenable state Of Jamaica Wholly IT,
respective of recent proceeding but they VIII have
great advantages. Mr.. Harvey an compare what be
raw 90 years ago with what he sees nOw, and the re-
suits he reports with his opinion OF their causes may
materially aid statesmen and Others while seeking u
place Jamaica IN position to become prosperous. and
40 bring its population into relations OF harmony and
mutual confidence.
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marlors-CAnxFv11Y RrroR7rD FOR THE y y. TnBusE

"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 81. 1900.
ASHES have been only in moderate demand, but in
prices We have 10 change TO note; Gales al e. 500
81 Is for Pots, and sll 80 for Pearls
BEESW AX-Western Yellow and Southern have
been in fair demand, and steady at - 46c.
aCOTTON-A very good business has been done, but
BUYERS ere unwilling 10 paw the rates demanded, and
operate rather cautiously. Prices are hardly so strong
as YESTERDAY and close somewhat unsettled at asa gc.
for Mi1dlings sales Of 800 bales The receipts ior
tie week are IT, $50 bales; for the month 10 80 bales
Exports for week, M bales aud Tor the month. about
col corFEE-Rio Coffee remains quiet but prices arc
maintained with a trihe more hrnness on the lower
grades; quote Rio prime al 2Oi 2lc do good, ~ a
20tc do fair. lsdls!c., 90. ordinary. l7dl'tc ana
DO fair 20 good cargocs. II a.Oc, ret cash. gold duiy
paid Other styles are ii-mer and IN snail supply
soles Of i36 bags Laguayra on private terms; we quote
Naracaibo, 0l3!c.; Iacu1yIa. -. 2J!c; Ceyioh'
%. o2ic; Domingo !e@Is!e.j Java, 2se.i ana Green
Java. pc, gold.
COAL-The supply OF Foreign is stll light, with a
good inquiry for steam and gas purposes prices are
very strong and tend upward and the same features
have characterized the market for long tIAe. DO
nestle has been IN fair demand but al rather easier
rates. the receipts have been in excess Of the local and
Eastern wants. and the m0Tket is unsettled and heay,
nj the close We quote az SeGsl0 iTom yard Tie
regular monthly auction sale Of Scranton Coal came on
todav 20 900 tuns were offered by order OF the Della
ware Lackawanua end Weston Railroad Company; The
ale was not well attended usual. and very little
disposition shown to purchase; the prices obtained
not good yet there 40 no great decline We ap'
pend the particulars:
Jan 81 1866. 800 tuns Chestnut al 81 l2lds7 81
800 tuns Stove at e9 50ds9 65; $500 tuns Egg al
S. 50dSS IS; 1900 tuns Crate at 81 75d - l2i; Loo
.uns Steamboat at SO; 1900 tuns Lump at 3 - 5t
| Dec. 81, ls65-400O tuns Chestnut at e. OodSI 20
900 tuns Stove at g. 259s9 374; $500 tuns Egg a
| 81 s75ds5 l2t; 800 tuns Crate at s9GS9 o13 2V'
tuns Steamboat at s9os9 l2i; COCO TINS Lump at e
as %
1 COPpER-Americsn InGot IL duh but steady; sale
of Lake and Baltimore al q csc New Sheathing an
Yellow Metal are steady at 81 a Zoe.
/ CANDLES-All kinds are dull, but steady az pa
2ac for Adamantne 40c. for Sperm, zoe. for Patent
Il DRUGS AND DYES-The market for all article
under this heading is poorly supplied and with goo
, dam nd rric frme a.
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Raasesi oera Arrived.

IT. steamship New. York from Breinen-J Hiuerhau.
Julius Ernenpasch c. Won Bernuh, Henri eein auer Leo
pod Polac Caroline Ludwig, Charles Victor B.nto En
App baum, MoriH Bonstein, v ~ Coenen, r. hessler
Fooe Aug SchulIe ). O. Feuo, james Ayers, r. Lamp
phier. w. Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs Gnarss BielsI r
Senhausen II. Memeyor, II. Mncllenhof, NJ aud Mrs -
Heneeh A. Angemann Henry Ane.ba,s Mis. shaf Nt.
r. Dysrrgech VIM Langonh. IN Mr. and Mrs., Henry Mont
Mrs Jacob schon and Geo. MIiyan Ch,re' Enerms
+ Frche, Mrs Bertha Irhus, NJ. M,niz. Ms ~ Momolt
Sanl Nordlinger VIM. Webster, Anton Reiner u u Drug
ger and POS in the steerage. $500. n,
In steamship Moro Castle from Haven,-Gtbrs Rsv"l
Autoiuus Raye John lslin Young Arerca Miss EL.ta
O. Van Hamme N; Van DTe and LADY, Ms Msr1.i Ms Ms
Richardson Miss Davis Misc No5n Mr Smith and lady, Dis;
Julia Gareiz Misc Cooling. W, Romanyile IL harne,ii
Miss c. Bowen, Miss Atkins, Natal and Iady 49,
L.bmar Miss ChiaIuie Mis-. Morely Miss Lasa.ti Capt
Pheynie and SON j. Russell and niece " Bird ana
VI Mora lady aud two children A. Raymond, BIZ horde
L. H. Howell, T. Orega j. McLsne L. Berry, H. hsh' H.
MsGregoT +. C.yers, w. H. Keynes.
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Arrived.

sea,n.h zoiac. Child Moseheaa City % hours cotton.
ssS,sb, Ha19r Rodgers. Savannah "A hours cotton &c,
s e MORO castl. Adams. Havana nth 80
n.a.e aud pas, >poiioId. Tirsion { Go. 49,
Steamer Alliance, Thompson, Philadelphia ..dse'' NJ
steamer Starlight. Pedhs, Wilmington day, md'e and
steamer Lsaons. Harvey. Key West.
Steamer Loch.l. Child, Beaufort, \. {.
ship Chietan lot rhiladelphia Mcclure San francisco
Sent. q. udse.. J. %. Baker & Go.
Snip Isaac Webb stoyel LiyerpOo Dec 3 md'e and IS
Psi so i - Bird iBr Weeks Paquea teos, Of Bolivia
Vcg yors (BremC O,er.ndorp Bremen Jan. u, and
s2 rrlcr 4a sW az and SE
Bars Die n,e Koch, lilo Janero % DAYS sohee' fonch'
Eart svei ISwedl Ryund, MalAs. "a days, fat. &C.,
Bark Pale IBrl Bille Belize. Hond 10 Jays, logwood,
Bars Moieua of Bo.,on) Ryd, Malaga IS days, wine,
Brs f4ne (oi Bstmorcl, Chapman Daren Ga, IA days.
Brig Wa Muir (of Shelburue, n. So Deal Cenuego. 81
days and pola'es, Brett Son Co Jan "a lAt % 49,
Ion = N. ID large quantity Of wrecked stuff
Brz sporsmn tof Belfast, Me-, CHM Cer 81 dys wine.
Ems Mosna Cisra (Br.), Huron, Halifax y days. fish,
m Leonard Beny (of Denarersl Steel Bermuda Il days,
sbr sns ~ Falmouth J,'nl. suary. Domingo City
No % ia 81 Thomas an = hsunmyiar, Ac;, d. H. DE
VOL Co. Pa. into ST. Thoma. in distress. having had
lost lorasa b snl received other damage.
Scnr j. pretnors, Lreycy, Baltimore or Bridgeport coal
-ctr STAR King, Bangs Proyiucetown, h,h.
Sclr Clara EsXer Wilmington NC, days naval stores.
f0 master.
sohf n ~ Ann. El,zihethport for Providence.
Sr Im.udoaco, CoOubs Lneo.ISile l. days, lime r. T.
Euch co.
s,hr V Partridge Don, Ba.duore - days, ccrn Knapp,
Baptcr 2 Aau pcit
schr Challenge Hawes, Bucksport Me-, md.e Holyoke
Muray.
S,hF iru Ciiott. Thorp Castino for Wie,ts Point
>rir f4aucis y. Cummings. lIanuah Calais, Me-
Srhr Fgancs Hatch McNts 6'yos Nc. Oct. 20 va
Charleston u days hide. &C. White Brewster. PAT into
Clnhc on t. d-tr's, having .ok si.'s and some rgeing
SA- Np1arna Johnson johnson. Virginia diN-. wood.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..",..J
Cleared.


stesnslir bland Nor.en. Boston, " hitney Haiha"sy
ste1msiii, Patupsco Neti Baltimore, }. II. small
Stesmshin Albeinsrle Bourne, Norfolk, City fomt thu
Richmond Livingston Fox Go. =,
c,eao1ehip Valley City. Pierce, Alexsncna j. mana.
S,egftship kangaroo Msnnng, Liverpool, j. u Dae.
sirer Tho Queen (Br.l, McOTosan, Liverpool Naion"
SiS' sr1tosa King, Norfolk City Point aud Richmond
q HciAeier s. Pamore , - g., n u al
shin Thoma. Durham Young Liverpool. Thoa Durham;
Brrk Johanna sud Emile (Breul.l se1ber, batava H.
Bars sam Tarbox T,rbox New. Orleans N r. Brigham;
Brg Cstrrne (Hanov) Wre, Antwerp, Funch' 'ieHcAe
K Wendt ,,,, , L,
Brs Ocean Star tBr Carroll Guan;,namO, D. r. De
Wolf s CO.
Bfig Aiberti Daw, Cardsnas. H. ID. J. u Brookniar
Br'k Ocean Wave Batter, Savannah. j. j. Carbery - :.
l,rig sabc3 BIB Morgan, Providence and MARKET H. n
Brig lil1o T.oop lBr) Newell, har'eie' and Malta j. C.
sefr My Wle tB,), lie Blanc Falmouth, ia, Il. F.
S,hmd i, C.. - .
schf Nv Middleton fBr) Pryor Jacmel Brett Son Co.
S-hr Nruoieon. Nichols Richmond. Van Brunt slash.
Schr Coi.t tuition. smith Mobile, !. Smith
S-hr Enoch Prst Baker Savannsh, Murray, Ferris CO.
schr W. D. Bicrford (Brl, Landry 81 Kits b. r. SNAIL
X ca. ,r,c
schr Elton Mcleod Eaton, Providence Jed Frye K Go.
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GRAIN-Wc have hfd fair business in Wheat
since our last tire inquiry being confined chiefly 20 The
home and coastwise tIade the arrivals have been IN
ltCd and our stock Is reduced 10 about lUJOOO buhDes
ard we md there H. less pressure to realize. Nothing
Whatever Las been done Or export the current prices
beng far above the limits Of shippers orders In prices
We note an Improvement, and The principal holders ci
very limited portion of our present supply can be
called choice. In White Wheat very little
has been done, and prices are nominal.
Amber Winter has sold slowly and at variable prices.
To-day wednesday, the market was ante firm with
air milling demand, and bnt for the extreme prices in
sisted o. a much large, business would have been
done the fsles are 1890 bush. Amber Milwaukee st
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Notice 10 Mariners.

THE statement In Bunts Coast Pilot TINT the lights
Capr Race and Pnr Newfoundland had been chan sed
incorrect h' lie notice Of the change based notice
from the Admiralty dated June II, iSj5 thlt such change
may take Vce soc August 1865 and tho change
nd been decided upon In accordance with our rule Of
d. pope ldix every month. showing the changes
which TOOK ace IN the lsh It was ptated and inserted
the COST Pilot. Gro. w. Blunt.
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says 1T is stated that Immediately on tho reas-
semhng Of the Parliament the Ministry VIII bring for
ward proposals 10 reduce the budget OF expenditure BY
GbOu. 100, CO. 00O lire"
s telegram from Turin, OF Jdnulry IT, SAYS; Tho
Marquis Massino d. A7egiO d.ed this morning. The
election 1t SOretna resulted in the return ol count
4 rrivaDCuc 10 the Italian Parliament.
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6hlNS-GOat-Iheie hos been good demand, and
with a small siOck prices are firm: Sales bales Tam.
pico % bales Bu0nos 4 yres 100 bales Curscon. 10
Dies RIO Hacle - bales patua, ahd tales Madras
on private terms. we quote Mexican zoe. gold Bucnos
Ayres a.! a ijc.. god. Dcer-Dcmand fair. no change
gold.
SEEDS-Tie inquiry las been less active Tor Clover
Seed and uGder Tho less favorable news from Europe
there is less buoyancY. bur prices are without much
change; sales Of go bags at Sole. tor Common 10
Prime Timothy Seed has ruled firm, with n good
local demand at Sass - q bush. Rough Flax Seed
is in fair demand, and not plenty at CO s0df3 bush
Of Sc 10.
STEARIN- Tie offerings have been larger. and the
market ig finer; .nles u 10000 u ~ 80. Tor
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Receipts OF Produce.

JN.a.-Itsl Lbls. Tour, %. bbls. WHISKY. au
Ibis, Com Meal 60G3 bush. Oais, l50-' llsn. Ma
q5 pigs Asbss > 30 pkgs. Provisions 10 pkst Laf'
/, 1,s pkgs Euttor
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SWITZERLAND.

A telegram from Berne of Jan. IL says: The
sotng upon tie revision OF the Federal Constitution
proceeded yesterday. Up 10 tie present 6 cant?ns
NAV be considered favorable 10 the revision. as re.
lsesing it, and undecided
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THE ROUND TABLE.

THE ROUND TABLE for SATURDAY teb. 3, NOW
READY. It's contents embrace articles upon lNCENDARf
LITERATURE. LEGAL RESTRICTIONS OF VICE,
PERSONALITIES OF JOURNALISM PRoFEssI0NL
PUFFERY and " BEWARE THE UNDERTOW.' Ise-
is also SKETCH FROM REAL LIFE, being the p'O'o
graph OF a Newyorker not unknown. Among REVIEWS
ere Mrs JULIA WARD HOWES POEM, and HERNANs
Or, YOUNG KNIGHTHoOD. The LITERARY, ART sHa
MUSICAL NOTES are as full usual Tie shEIoHL'
O2 THE PUBLISHERS are continued IN this naHoe oe'
ing the concluding article descriptive OF the Hou'e %
TICKNoR FIELDS. The CORRESPONDENCE l0d'
letters from LONDON and PHILADELPHIA. and e'a1ef"
ina WALT WHITMAN and SECRETARY HARLAN.
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India.

BOMBAY, Jan. Stray shirtings in good de-
mand Cotton steady Shipments Of the week, 81 OCO
bales Exchange on London. 2ili. Freights 35l.
CALCUTTA. ian. 4-Manchester goods improving.
Exchange on London, p l.. The rate OF discount las
been further raised per cent. Freights, 49,
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Syria.

Joseph Karam, having failed in his attempt at
revolt in the Lebanon has Withdrawn into convent
Ills followers have solicited their pardon from Deold
Pasha.
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BORT Wnrocns' Noiice.
SrArR on Ngw.YoRx

Ponr-WARDESs OFFICE, No. 100 Wil.st
NOTICE is hereby given. in accordance with
sec ion Of the set passed April H. 1885, entitled An
Ac 20 kroryanle The Wltdens Office Of tho Port Of New
Yok TO oil peTaon' interested in having charge Of IN,
sub ect matter Of such inquiry examination slrysy that
following vessels under examination by the PorI
Warden- ana that the ssd surveys examination, will ia
comgeiei within ten DAYS succeeding this notice. "a
LII H..
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Jrrted States low. containing IN Itself pun ltent Tor
maxim forged pepper only for the purpose Of oundns
Tor utterng the alleged forged bond lie argued tnat
Ms boved 81 elf that tho prosecuting attorneys ist .ae
- oaeree was not included within tho statute lie further
ich had before that been ceded to the United states ana
not 10 lands subsequently coded by tho state 20 me
2tc The sst tie reads that in cases occurring ID
:, reledp not will be ceded the laws OF the state sna
amply Congress has subsequently leg.sted ~it iepee 70
places that have been since ceded Out 'hi
Mr. seigwick on behalf Of the Government claimed That
81 the forged deed alluded in statute 1t vas all sum
Gent 10 cte the without setting out the document in
detail In the Indictment In relation 20 the character OF the
hond Mr. sedgwck claimed st Congress had detailed the
or for receiving moneys forged paper with an IN
tent to defrand the United States Government the other was
nard AGAINST mere forgery Of such instrument
aud to punish the altering Of 1t if an ineat existed to de
fraud.
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THE ROUND TABLE.

SIX DOLLARS \ YEAR; THREE DOLLARS ss
MONTHS.
PUBLICATION OFFICE, No. I32 NAsSuAsrr ""
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY. General Asent~
HE H. SWEE rSER CoHdue;er
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rise,.TlO Sun Sets.....5l8 Moon Rises IN ';JO
BIGH WATER THIS DAY. =. 80
San Hook 8i7 Gov. Island. .998 Hell Cate..I;v s
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFlCE--JAs. Ji'
-Boforo Commissioner OSBORN.
THE ALLEGED HOTEL BURNER Held FOR TRIAL.
United States agt. Robert Martin.
Commissioner Osborn has rendered ms decIsloh
holding Rob, Martin 10 await the action 81 tho Grand Jury
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UNITED STATES CiGCUiT COUR1-J.N. j.-Ecot
judge ~uIPgsN.
ZEE CUsTON-IUU.E FRAUDS AgDuNENT on III
r,DICTNFNT.

l.ult +. ~.
Ihi, ease being called ou, Mr.. Tracy. on behalf
Of le defendant moved 90 qrllh he indictment I'M, 10
d.iust contains two counts. ino ifs % wliri was iof
uai nl forged ads li the second ios uinf nem. TIE
..t oil cotton covered both counts fud that 70
.e..lr nst the paprr houo 6e '.el pllcr n oFd tot
if~ ma ctrert snoud uc valid. Sou .h lond not
1srd bv auy statute s United states biby The
lions FL the SECRETARY ot thc Tn9tDry uudel y. wa
trrr IT, authority %. u nee of C,u-egs. Now the
ui ions Of Tie Secer were not ne law csu1aho by
he Court, aad tlo Indictment should contain az, words
10 show that DE fipei lego p'pcr The second ohcc
rr al tho bond Tue laid under hr statute ~ 1898
rns statute n iis nrt ou node cerain pipers ofgre,
when made fer the purpose o obinus money froui the
& M tlcirlirispt n u Inc Lond ,. not MAZE ior sbe
ms. ~ 'bi.. mo- sy ron The United state 81 o
ioerIs lice rttl.u of cesil apit bon certain Thr
ni sect IN of OBJ. o.. ani,r SIT N this indictment Is -.
r'a included l0r ute nl amy such bond aforesaid
Il could he claimed ta1t ih euao auy other class o.
paper than those mentioned IN the h.'' .cc'ion
Tie flird objection to lrst count Of the Indictment
That coDn u - prcumtd i under combination OF The
United Ste Statute ald tie act Of The state OF Now NorA
Mr. seiraicA. Ethef under that or under tie common
laT Of tle Sstc OF " ok ss II existed IA 1928.
Nr 1racy: We deny that ibis ofnse charged s against
either the a,y statute 40 existed 1873 TIE
OF 1915 n,Iude. bonds made with the incn to defiu
m e l Government O o. 49, any avsT ySs %S'
hi- Tracy or,ued u lngtt that tho Lcyatute did not
%, IN by body polite anything bat cor'orltious.
The fourth lection taHt tho statute Of e uited states
OF made su wcre The day OF I plsSlgs ocues
'sln.t ,ie sw' Of Sow ort oien,e, asan.. Duted
Sars in otnrr words e'' tbe iosey Of such bond on
tho "a Marcel 1865 could have been the basis OF indictment
sud convection Bot lad the defendants then forged suc
bond oud been oicnse the paper before the
act Of 1853 would act have been legal paper On which
iiriufut would ne.
finh: u Is Necessary not oily ''Jt the Il should have
then been ornse but mut have nrrd TO be
down io hr nrront d1v. ne mt. If Congress was 10
uuo unity, un1 on BY the pseaton could at
nior De arrcd out. rh' G,e for the protection
u he states i1 crier ih't he ands owned ny the United
state. mizut rIt h. refugees 90 Grimm This III
Wa repealed n 1921 Dy oh Revised >ifu.rr.
Asto The c,mmoa aw question there no difficulty The
paper had nO existence. st law, deTa ling tho
United States nor a ohense In Ntw-iofh.
Mr. Edwin James. Uaha Of thc defendants further
argued that tho indictment most inconeious II
susp circus'ance ~ s mt count tab oia the
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A telegraph from Florence. Of January ID
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FRUIT-Ihe stock OF foreign fruits is large and the
market is dun and somewhat unsettled. buyers gen
orally hold OF in anticipation Of lower prices tho bas
ness in has been only 70 supply immediate
wants. WeqUote;