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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
The Catfle Plague.

The return Of the reported cases Of cattle plague
in Great Britain Tor the week ending the sd Of june. 1865
published by authority Of tho Lords Of the Pryy Council
shows that elimination 10 the number OF attacks continues 20
maintained During the week ending June % the number
81 attacks Officially reported IN Great Britain was f05-yz
% in ENGLAND IN Wales and II IN Scotland The number
viz f0sshuus decrease OF l2- on the previous return
Correcting the total by adding Of attacks com
euced during the week bat which may be subsequently re
ro-ted number ior the week viii be SO Tho following
oounor have foui tie remained free from
The dseasovg Wesfmorelaud Monmouth the SIX counties
of South Wales Montgomery, Mcroueth CarnarIan. An.
elesey Wigtovu B1to Argyll Banh ElSn, Narn Ross and
Cromaftv Sutherland Cahness and Orkney and Shetland.
IT, c. counties have been reported occurring dur
ing the Nine counties and 1.-THE Metropolis show an
Of - cases. and ~ counties and the Rulings OF
Yorkshire show decrease u 49, Up TO the date Of
tins return than 20 90 g. 10 every 1000 Of the ordinary
stock Of cattle In Great Britain been attacked and
every 900 attacks whose results have been reported SOL ami
ma persisted In the aggregate i6j sheep have been re-
ported attacked by the disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
DIED

ARcnBoLD-A, Scotch Pain, J., Ta''i,y JAY TO- J-1
Archbold, asei 81 years sud y days
BLossOM-n Brooklyn Sunday July 49, caihnns H. sd'psss
Fer eereonie !, his house No i Any.t Tuei.y .hs
18th inst O'Clock Tie trends o. the family ARE nv'ss
to attend
cosTER-On Monday morning H.n co.,s daughter ofsss
The ve. and invited e .,.ssH
tie funeral St. MARKS Church at 10. clock Ia % " 'snsr
day toe lsh inst without further invitation
FRANCIs-on Sunday July 49, Annie ~ second daughter Of W.
Tie ieltves and friends ar. respectfully Invited 70 ,,snd n.
rs sasL.n on No % East Twenty -6tth
GLLETr-on Sunday Ism inst St sewst j. Mr. ''''s
TIE end. Of the family invited to attend h iGne' on
i5, ice INST Ns% 8Ro ds2asc, ..ia.. ..
cene Depot, Newark the sFgs Of the soe.'es "aA ''s
GRAHAM-on Monday morning July s George Graham osi's
sn5 eSa Of tie fmy are invited TO attend tie funsr
services b. residence No l55 West I"en'e'S % Lee
dly l7th inst, at O'Clock N.
GaAYop Monday Jelly 49, 1856 Robert g. younge., Of Ioss
and the late Sa'ae J. Grey sss - pon, ,,. s91 ie from IA.
fi g. M on Tuesday I7h as; o'clock
RUsHER-Ou sunday July IS : c RusheT hsn o. j.
The Is',o ssa s% hi. a as rsss No. as Henry
Tuesday morning 10 o'clock, without further notice.
scHELL-on Sunday July IS Erbeh she y the sa
The relatives and .nd' the family ore nsee 70 s :, Ne.
on 1qsdsy i5.a 6 9 is;.reS Se'''
sHURLOCK-At cs.ki on sunday July - Isaac l. Sh'f'S'
the s Issf nd friend. ere invited seud the fns -
Church Of the Messiah Madison ave and
on Wednesday, 18th inst a. 10 o'clock a "a.
sMrTH-Ou Monday July 49, after psnh ns'' Ana H. wis
y. NJ Smith. go a.. 81 q, .tts,k
,'Si ~ ,le residence OF her isther Elias fnehe NO.
"a, Wsrreu,, Brookiyn, on "Wednesday, 81 10 oeoc%
TOpPrVG-On Noniav 10Th inst, Harry Acsernn on soa -
Pblin q ana Hester A. Topping sged year and nontn.
Tie relatives and friends Of the family are iesp- - a.,
s . ..Is6.s on n H i. Ps5I. i &c F,S Wv
~ , sp Ss "a i y S S''sn' A. WIDOW
Of the family respectty ia.lrS %
Tuesday nth inst RON 81 fauls NhsPsl D1Vs'"E 's'
tonsi.. at o'clock p m -.
VAN DsEN-In Weschester Co. sernoon s.tis tsS
I'm lost Anna Esther daughter Of SAnue ana Sarah otscs
Van Du.eu. IN the 18th year Of her age =, -, a
The VII place Iuesday llii INST on e 's
the train a. the Harem Railroad DEPOT Issosy
s1s, and fourth 70 proceed direct 20
relatives Of the family are invited 20 aenp tHa wa 49,
carriages IN waiting a. the depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

on, ana m be,.vo v, nav s,v without exlggcraioo. that
he expedition Wicl uas on, % oFeftlro" the k'hgi
and I'D an Imperial Monarchy IN s place was hppauae
Mexico WHAT vas more natural thah 10 suppose tua
Government overturned fr ?yiug - ueots te of
ornen substituted Tor would prove !noi. OF Puuc
Tie experiment has been fairly tried WIN very az,
age which tie experience the Old World cca suggest d
de res0urcesOi Earope supply -,
No fault chargcebe either the Emperor OF @
upon tie Emperor MaNma8 upou the army o &c
ton uaess mputo their very connection WIZ the ehS'
prise fault But that would be % challenge what lc
yeer, tho judgment Of three parts Of Europe
have not distribute blame bat appreciate iacts
That work. however has already been done our hand oy
" DIouyn De Lhuys 10 remarkable dispatches when We
recently published The Emperor Macmillan after defeating
h enemies every encounter aud sending his forces thou
sends miles search Of fugitive baaons has not money
ef, TO pay bis soldiers and the French ulster has just
tod the world IS obliged to ask toe French Government TO
supply him with the ordinary civil admins
ton Of the country Tue Emperor Napoleon has felt compelled
m dec ne compliance with this request alleging that he has
done az much a he able and than be undertook The
result Is what see-hagrbnt bankruptcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
The Gase Of the Alnbnma.

7 ffr Editor n TIE HIfy Nrfrf
SIR. | am afraid ] shall seem 10 be forever re-
curing to a worog and Liseiul theme bat the change
81 feeling toward America which the conduct OF the American
Government a tho matter o. Ienilnism has produced en-
c0lrngc % mention "a your columns the case OIL
no donb hut tru. not too late TO pluck out OF
he bosom Of the American Ration this thorn which will other
fear long rako thcro and render impossible eOfdIa
uaon between the two great communities OF our race
Iu OBJ, dispatch The subject OF the committed by
e shenandoah Mr. Seward under the Influence Of not
obie irritation allowed himsef 70 use language which
could rot be defended and which lowered bis position.
Iu, with tis single exception. the American Government
has nothing 20 render difficult to US the path Of inter
national justice Ga the contrary u has done everything 70
render that path easy. IL has dsirmed unooudOnaly anu
IN spite of III that has been endured both 10 he Of
loss and insult hands performs he international ob
cations 20 us under uyag circumstances, Win bdeAty
which al acknowledge.
inquiry into IN which they believe themselves
90 have suffered wronFuch Inquiry as honor need not
refuse a. tie most ous honor on the contrary would
that there Is case ~ lnqary we can hsrdy deny The
les. 81 osns Advocate pleaded by our Government
a 90 re ardlucss and Of course the excuse ad
Ia l.1 oaoes e a.. oso-n rrobrbly their
objections Bat the Law officers OF The crown have done their
ought not allowed put legal veto the Trompngs
b.. tter h.. been rnided 100 much by the technical
arguments oiavycFs and too Little by the wisdom Of states
Recent events in the diplomatic world have taught England
her real weakness Let hem Go teach her her real strength
TIE military desp0s of Europe among whom we stand as
free nation almost unrelded have their alliances The arti
acia Creatures 81 selfish diplomacy dark. hollow aud per
ndious W als0 q win only clear hearts OF baseness
and unworthy pre- dccs have On alliance neither DARK
with the great commonwealth Of To repress her
rising and expanding greatness the aim Of shallow and
share h. II We only cultivate the affection whictwe have
labore' but not yet with complete success 70 XII In the
hand Of Chatham But what Chatham eii undone true states
may do The confederation OF the Ango-SaHon
some Interests and passions among which stand very much
Ia It's way but nevertheless II Is no dream AN &C.
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WASHINGTON.
cnn,lnnca - Fir.t raE,.


- be- bod pursued a1l abe reasons i1I d. hid snowe
l.f Ie nrrcaIclts pelc 100 lic other Nly u .la ~
,.,a.-sa,l That fl Wach was uleoa-lsl- - Ban, IN sef
b. s..II certainty gale 90 lm.ci slel.e. . ~ az
r....elt fr sitting in ha so h-u '.
,....i IL. eo on He ooatonoci tha' whel i.9'' Ps.
...I r.r 0flfs mar hcra t1 make fref nl n...- ' .
..r 3D. another aHG wtcn taat Other hyenr'l lA.eh ln
s.bsvav as Ioi 10 b. grossly aiI 'n9n.l., -'t'Oi'
,...,.- vhict 30 shou1 NOT inquire into .,.
l. ftr lrsf rrtyoc itiou Gene from MI lolsseal l
,.,.ft g uoi man che House believed woT1 that 81
a. f,lr rc.iod thlt 90 ala no' know any s-sA t,ls
n, n,r e,stsd tlaf DE fret prosoeii came f'u NJ
C...lr.l bY personal attack upon Mir. Rousseau
TiE FREEDMEN IUKEAu BILL.
ST. RAYMOND y 10 olfnued the loor. blt vi 'lei % %
u El0I (Mass) WHO called up the lIoside.i Message
nm, Message having been read by NJ Mcpur. sos .,s
O. ID Mr Ll0 moved that the Message be- i"o o. ~.
a.. Dc 70 % morrow Tor seton.
zoe motion was agreed o.. az,
Mr NmAcE Ind) moved th, % 600 ey',a cope o we S
si.s..d thai perhaps b would Be better 70 i,A' "'''
d .uI.il4ieiy as 70 milbl De- 900 lifc tomorrow
sir ELioI said be bad 40 affection
~ roern IS j., protested against tax ns ta' Toie no"
e.. sr r.1.mal from Indiana bad Only been '1l-s''e d"
~ W,a5 iV " suggested that the Democia'- sa9ad
g. .. tlcf leader. aud nos coiie the A'ls' 30 -' "''
,e4 moved tha, che vote by which tho message was
tlfc aud ordered 60 be printed be recou'-c'el'
.. motion was agreed to. , ....
orrNtr announced Ole qlesii'n 10 pc ~. I'M p.osI
. passed lctultlstanlng tac objections ~ i9r IIesl
oa which thc Constitution required The vote 10 be taken
u ,s'e 81. fa.an nr3 resutel-Yeas lOi Nays 70 tte
- having directed Dis name 20 De called aud nav
i.ft..I Aye Lx.-ses were made TOT O., eo''n nee .
y.. Cd. m.riefs mostly account of sickness AZ De-
c. thc question vas MT anticipated i'r % la' n
ir.-r.A.Ea announced that tuothris haf..s 'oi,a ~
g. H usr,c ulIlsilnaug the objections oil t-o ff-'''
a.. ..e tl lac arsn Iasscl ,,.,
al tenoas,reuou o. Pleasure IL iho galleries Tho i'oN
4 .lL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

a Goals and stores lot draugh and having attained
speed at the measured mile OF l2i knots.
This made successful passage far RIO
Janer0 and doubt her destination IN the Pacific
The Bahn twin screw vessel for coasting and river
work OF tuns old measurement and iOhOrse power
having speed the measured mile Of l0 knots per hour
carrying two JOpOunder Whtwoth r1ed guns IN one uret
and all col and draught Of water Of only feet
This the out Rio JaneirO at an average
speed Of nine knots hour and has since been
gagged the attack the forts the Paraguayan RIVER
and without TO hui urret though struck
with heavy shot % times
The BelOna twin vessel for eagong and coast
ing OF 40 tuns. old measurement and JuO morse
power having speed al the measured mile OF II knots ana
carving four FOUNDER rihed WhitwOrh guns m two
boadside GOOD Goals aud stores drdught
water of 2 This vessel made the from Liverpool 10
Rio Janero average speed OF more than "a knots per
hour.
These vessels are al constructed with Capt Cow
T. C0ess pan have made tie the Atlantic
without requiring vessels 20 convoy them and are capable
Of being part Of the world where their services may
be required
We mey also observe that Her Maesi ships Scorpion and
WyyeH tried IA very severe weather last Autumn and
officially reported being good boats The measure
ship fitted with Capt Cowper Coless plan
carrying 10 them ur l2un guns the weight Of bOadsde Of
each ship being 200 pounds.
The appearance OF the Mantonomah 10 British waters has
dOnb' called special attention TO tue advantages derived
system Of carrying guns aud lead 70
general ndODugnm0 particularly ne by the mod
the details 81 construction. aud the mechanical
ugcmenis for working the urets provided for by Car
Coles NAV without doubt be made applicable to sea going
cruisers.
Requesting the ayor OF your inserting this letter desorlb
three vessels that hsye made
wi bout convoy We your obedent servants
LAID. BROTHERS.
BrkenbeaL Iron Works BfrkeHi,id june -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
TIE LORD BOND ROBBERY.

ARTIST OF A PAwSBRoKER-A PORTION OF THE
STOLEN BONDS TRACED TO THB POSSESSION OF THE
rRIsoSER-Ex EXAMINATION BEFORE A MAGISTRATE
Early in May last, Detective kelso arrested one
Dennis Ferguson At the office OF the American Express Con
pany having in his 1900 l. > 80 Oond Sesea
10 be one OF those stolen tie safe OF MI huls l. LoFu
at No % Exchange place az the time It was roooed o.
700 600 in Government bonds and railroad securities lie
bond he had procured from John Lynch Of No. e Grand
navubroker and the time o. lis arrest he Was about TO
orvard 10 Samuel H. Clap Of Detroit Mich Tor the pus'
nose Of having disposed Of there Search was made or
vnch at the and then but be could not be found
until recently when ne arrested by Capt John honpg
OF the Detective Force and Capt JoudsD OF The sAh IRE
oinct Yesterday.
devt that he had purchased $500 bOnls from o. prs
oper and engaged third The last the one found D. TIC
possession OF Ferguson. he bonds sent 10 Nj tapp
are claimed To have been among those sten rom MI LoG
The following Is the affidavit 4 Nj. Capp:
Cupp Detroit Mich beng duly wofr e-po'e, $40
November lts and January 1900 aeio
n.n had business John Lynch 10 nuyiug uet
that Apr .st d. iurt ven, 20 sad Jon ~
Ne. ~ hsirss Nc 70 trards'; while there frs Lyrch he
vile Of said Iohn esAed depoHcnt 20 buy from her So
Treasury d-nouen went ~ th her ilto per
bu. arcei TO- cay tao same rom hei
for the suni s7rOC. d-Youert was gong oul
oil tie place the said John Lyn'a va" reDal1ee
d-p1usu, that o. going q! uhh. tnlt pore '1ik
~ uar o. Witch srl waited dcponeni 10 hont him Sio anl
he w0ri I've irpaarn four cu per monn Tor mo re
...g M lspylsa Nou, way VVled cone a0Hgli 9sHsu ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

CATsKILL MOUNTAIN H0UsE.-Ihis iayOgits h0uss
ia adding even its Old reputation being OF tho moss
comfortable resorts during the hot weather The cooking anf
attention are excellent and the charges higher thaa s oh~
frstcass establishments The Thermometer ranges from 10
70 20 degrees than at the foot OF the mountain Tue
roads are kept excellent repair nd the ascent and i'eaa
are made With entire safety aud comfort Tie walks 11o'
North and South Mountain and to tie Pals are as lovely
ever the view OF sunrise especially beautiful sdS
boats for Albany land passengers al Cstsk village s'SH
O'Clock and there are four trains per day Budon Rys
Railroad. very comfortable way get there Is TO take ne
Thomas Powell, which sails p. Tuesdays and Thurs
DAYS aud p Saturdays. The stages Of the M,@s
Beach Of the Mountain House connect vita saoa u th'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

purchased the ad bond ion Mrs Lynch
toi when deponet paid Me. l. said that had
OF the same denomination 70 ss aud dspoBent
deponent said he would she would Nhsh
agreed TO- that depoueu thea West Dsl
bond which az had bought VIII him. which bad abe 81
20 the best Of hs that dponsu, bed s-vA
nOugh By the the bond which
send him
Mrs Lynch agreed 70 send and i Lynch
DAYS
fom Mrs Lynch 5000 bond 2io tia dep .ns
ordered from Mrs Lynch u1lel 5000 10 bond 10
received.
Mr. Cspp affidavit thai. In he month o. I,ra.sy
he bought Lynch Il his place Of hdsnss No 70
Igsnds, SlOO Michigan War Loan Bonds snt that .Aos
e he shove b. also pgrci aset Ton aid Lyrc
$50 Michigan W4r Loan Bond, Noe 14I 1ia @5 ADD 10
Justice Downg held Lych to bail in the sun Of s9e1 "a
await the result Of examination which WI s0oa De held
He is native OF Ergland aged years and pleads Not
guilty" to the charge Ferguson admitted 70 9, SON,
me ain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
WE xICO.

Az P,s THE LIBERALs--AS E1rEMTI0S LEAVES
CALIFORNIA
SAS FRANcIsco Monday, July l6 1896.
The bark keoka sailed last Saturday osteusbly for
Che Col lFado River but really Tor Sonora Mexico After
getting outside she received Ia dslandel California Youn
fee AIMED with Henys niles aud bowie kuivos anu amply
auDpie' Wih amuurfon and m0uey. Cart. J. y. Uruer
who bls commission IS BrsadleIGeoerai IN the Liberal
amy. !. command
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
FORT BENTON.

ARRrvAb or 1850 OUNCES OF GOLD DUST At OMAHA.
A OnAHA Nebraska. Monday Jul, &C. 1850
The steamer Lille Marin from Fort Benton July J.
arrived to-day with I'M load a passengers aud 400
ounces of s1'd dust The Covcuucnl feet was go mules
above Fot Union. Tie river falling as az Fort Ben
son bn, r..ing from he mouth Of tlc Yellowstone TO
Omahi No hostile Indians Wcle seen snee leaving foIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
The Hattie n, srdsnn. ON ,L. Sd Of sni,.

The small map which We print to-day, illustrating
tho locality OF the recent decisive battle in Bohems covers
the southern part OF the field in which the frasslsn
Army OF Silesia. commanded by the Crown Prince
has been operating in the northeastern part Of 30
hema In tho upper righthand Of the map Is the
town Of Hacod the Meau where the battles were fought
the eth 23th umo Four five miles west OF this
place Skle. the scene q anoher engagement on he GIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
The mericmn Empire Bankrupt.
80 AVAILABLE FINDS 10 MEET DIVIDENDS or MEXICAN
BOyus-NO MONEY TO PAY THE SOLDIERS.
Hmm ~. D. IN N.u.a

Boyps-NO MONEY TO PAY THE SOLDIERS.
PROM The DGly News Ju.yl
4 strong and bitter cry is now gong up from the
Ne1ioan bondholless IN this country. dividend was due
er1y OIL the Mexican Consolidated Three per Cent Bonds
and has not been paid The agents notifying that there arc no
available funds either IN London Paris Il IS natural That
urder he Circumstances strong reflections should be made
uon the Emperor Mn1inan ard perhaps the seyeres OF
these h The rmark that "he has failed 10 discharge an inter
national duy tiaf wholly disregarcd 10 the most
rertrIted times OF the Republic The soldiers and politicians
mo placed themselves at the head Of he keplpo
were no doubt very sensible II tie advantage OF standing
Wen with the money lenders Of Europe.
The latter hooking back upon the past BY the ghi OF recent
svsnt rv perhnrs feel inclined o. ask themselves whether
h ou9 MOI layc beer wiser 10 make moro allowance uAn
fe, Gl lr tho dnce- o Mexican Pr'sidcnts III uea.ilB
- tfe t1 Of lu unurgsniS9d and apparently unoib an
s,5io population Iaoi i'g,igl 4gssVaS wa Eai ILL,
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THE PORTLAND sIFFERERs.
ADDITIONAL

ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS REPORTED.
Another meeting of the Portland Relief Committee,
TO receive contributions for eeemoynay purposes was held
yesterday afternoon at the Of the Chamber OF Com
merce George f. Noyes esq presided. and the following
report presented; -
Subscriptions to the Portland Relief Fund reported by A
H..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
Tren,ie. VIM theIndinn..

CHICAGO 81 lucar. July l6 l-.b
The foil. ing dispatch was te.crmphea % The President
To-day ,,-,,,see
= ief0fg treaties Of peace have bren concluded with
Dc n.er Plates Sioux and CLeycnrcs lucar AZ or Lsf
bins Trr olntradicforr reports are without foundation
s TAYGDR. yu0AAs Wi.TAr
4. D. Ne bAlEA ia Coma a5gaega
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

These two close the boundary line between Bohemia
and Prussan Sesin K0nigsrd'I royal fortified town at
the conference Of the Elbe and the Adler is 10 miles south
west OF Eachod and O. miles T. N L. Of Prague 1t has
about 500 inhabitants Six eight miles n. W Of Kong.
g6z SADowA the Of the disastrous defeat Of the Aus
TRANS the Sd instant 1t is small unimportant village
Gshn Jicr which the Prussians took by storm the
Goth ofJune is 10 20 miles n. W. Of Sadowa aud 30 miles
from Prague Sadowa is abont 900 miles W ofVienna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
LAeenIion Of q Nagro.

Eilni0Xr Va Mutlf. july .' .-'.
Toe negro Cleny, convicted rr military commission O'
tuc murder Of white family ia Eoc.bIoe. cla1} ia
Qc.glel ". Sas aAs 'q.ioy
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.r
ora, . sme.i s. .'. ~, r,,,,r,, c,sr
-lAi iuN ~ lill -. -1.,st,r M lie Roasse,u.
Ga1. matter. ,.-.-., ~.
ICY .,+ IT, s,T,is,o1 Of Mr Rousseau He
gr tan...F is . -e I ar ~ eoa'r5 tft a. uaCa
- ''l us'. M, ,l Iie vhoe attack was based
O. 20 55 , Sll he did not Gi Tos whether
geo. f'eEto u. L' .-N tf .,,e1 .pr ,es-s o tbe
r'.teia, TIE s-c5 ir1 ne G.e5. tbst the language
'H fiHy p1i IN 'il''''N '''
u , l o. * ,s-tef fhst re larrusre had been
....i y. ,,. ,-tio-
NJ. r-er,ioreI thatho had stated before the
, ~. +. rl.'r,l..f.ot ol Alr GunaCls language
III, sii 3D.. t.-,-
90 v.u-oy Iowa ra.s.l rom the point saying tha, il
Pr u', 1T-i- b. s-.l be i.l thus presented the
f.i cas- ~ ,-iti lille attention lal beet given lie
ve4 ' Hol 70 ss,'ec, 's M l da ir Tat IL
". DELIBERATE ua..o o. ,- ,at T. ~. 1ct on'y DE-
.- ,,-. ~ 81. io. sra ba, ;iat BIZ purpose was
Q. .l,. ,o .i.. -'..., i..t t.i-r srmei.
30 nftc, ,si s-,e-toa To- be words Of the Constiiu
-'.--ie-s sior mol he Questioned In
, ftb,1 been Suggested 10 lin hat the as
sou. ne. .-S a. ,efe,rei simply 10 an action Tor
T'"iae 81 'A,-e "o'a'' "-'-- ''-f'
.-,-.,e .psN manfred Whether tie gentleman from
@ssH a or woa, ,.Ghgn as as9si 5 aa IeisS1
"a AZ, .o,io, srsr,st.yeiy-Hith lin with stick
b g. SIN .r sl ID We. con siitutouai question whether
a. ~. of,r member within tae meaning Of tas
- -f.or '-f.uqht0rI
Al. Tou on FsI put another query which NJ. WILSON De
' , -rs,r al de efoul la % could not probably arise
a. -Ia r,.a
~rrvrye incurred arras.e1y what under DE report OF
-, go .-t III, decision al liz Saskcr 10 git no. be
e.. ..t. t.. 1900
1r, -s rittal Il NJ was fie most difficult question
ttrr fTar,f.,r lie erre.l.d % the House not
l. regard lightly and gravity Of the question IN
Vol.ed Dol t1Is case.
Tire House seconded the previous Qgesgn ." w.
- ii r.roiirrf 10 axe fnrflor action DO Che matter
q c ,t.arGncif yves then elected without division
NJ moved % amend bY striking out iAe Asi TWO
rsann. reported hv the majority. 90 substitute for u
1901 BE- ne -ntrorlfe which would have the effect
~. 80 ~ ~ t;riunol uersoDlilv from the
or NII'ts .-e INV W - '
&c un on tfe At '.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
The Tribune Enlarged.
Trims.

Notwithstanding the fact that the sze Of Tas rsrg
yE has been increased hal one lllr.s the proc WI
in ha aan1e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

resolution was adopted OF which Col Shepard the
mover that contributions OF clothing provisions and other
articles sent by private parties 10 Tue Portland suneIes DC
rroned 20 report the sege this Committee with list OF
The articles their estimated value and the names OF the
donors.
The Committee then adjourned
The following statement Of contributions received IS re-
ported by the Mayor .ooos co
sympathy 30 W W
Total northumberland. 80
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