Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-16

, in evidence the original, with proof of its
authenticity, or certified copy of the
same, or If sent by telegraph the production,
of the telegram purpOrting to emanatefrOm
such military officers shall be prind JaciG
evidence Of its authenticity; or if the
original of such order or telegram Is
lost or cannot be produced, secondary
evidence thereof shall be admissible as in
other cases. The right OF removal from the
State Court into the Circuit Court of the
United States, may be exercised after the
appearance of the defendant and the filing
of his plea or other defense in said Court,
at any term of said Court subsequent to the
term when the appearance is entered and
before 4 jury is empahelled to try the
same; but nothing herein contained shall be
held to abridge the right of such removal
after Judgment In the State Court, nor shall
il be necessary in the State Court to offer or
give surety for the filing in the United
States Circuit Court; but on the filing
of the petitions verified as provided in said
9th section, the further proceedings in the
State Court shall cease and not be
resumed. A certificate under the Seal of
said Circuit Court of the u. 5. stating that
the petitioner has failed to file copies in
the said Circuit Court, at the next term is
produced ii the State Court shall, notwith-
quired for the removal OF the case to the
Circuit Court, proceed further in said cause
or prosecution before said certificate is
produced; then In that case all such furth
er proceedings snail be void and of no eff
feet, and all parties, Judges, officers and 9TH
er persons thencetOrth proceeding there
under or by color thereof shall be liable in
damages, therefor to the party aggrieved,
to be recovered by an action in court OF
the State having erjurisdiction. or in
Circuit Court of the United States for the
District in which such further proceedings
may have been had, or where the party,
officer or other person so offending shall be
found; and upon recovery of damages in
either court the party who is plaintiff shall
be entitled to double costs. 1t is made the
duty OF the Clerk Of the State court to fur
nish copies of the papers and files in the
case to the party so petitioning for the re-
mOYal, and upon the refusal or neglect of
the Clerk toturnish such copies, the said
party may docket the case in the Circuit
Court Of the United States, and thereupOn
said Circuit Court shall have jurisdiction
therein, and may, upon proof of such re-
fusal or neglect of the Clerk OF the State
| court, aud upon reasonable notice being
given TO the plaintiff, require him to file a
declaration therein, and upon his default
at costs of plaintiff, which dismissal shall
be bar to any further suit touching the
matter in controversy.
! COnfirmutiOns by the Senate.
The Senate has confirmed the nomination
of W. Calvin Brown, of New York, as
| Consul at Augsburg, and Frank Swan, of
Ohio, as Consul at Naples.
The Veto Signed.
The veto of the Colorado bill has been
written and signed, and will be sent to the
Senate after reading it to the Cabinet.
The Posts special says the committee on
the Memphis riots will start for that place
tomorrow.
Senator Sherman's Bill.
WASHINGTON, May l5-The bill hereto
fore introduced by Senator Sherman to re-
duce the rate of interest on the National
debt and for funding the same, was reported
back from the committee on Finance to-
day., with an amendment providing that
the expense of disposng of the bonds shall
not exceed one per cent. of the amount dis
posed Of The original bill fixed the amount
at two per cent. for preparing, issuing and
disposing of the bonds.
The Presidents Veto Message De
liVered 10 the Senate. ..
. | WASHINGTON, May l0-Ine HreSllent
this afternoon returned the Colorado bill tC
the Senate with his objections. He does
not consider the establishment of a STATE
Government in Colorado at present neces.
sary for the welfare OF the people there
The population is small-some estimate il
as low AS 25,000, while the advocates of the
, bill reckon the number at from $4,000 to
$4,000. 1t is not satisfactorily established
that majority of the citizens desire, ol
are prepared for, the change of Terrific
rial for State Government. The final OBJ
lection is that the admission OF COlaradO a
his time as State into the Union, appears
to him to be incompatible with the public
interests OF the country. Insteal of in
creasing Colorado has diminished in popu
/: lation.
The Merchants Bank Failure.
The Posts Washington special says
The developments in the Merchants Ma
tional Bank failure under the investigation
of the House committee, are very bad. i
is believed a majority of the committed
will report against permitting any deposits
in National Banks of Government funds
but if this proposition fails stringent regu
lations will be adopted.