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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-14

A NTI.FENIAN MEETING AT CLINTON HALL,
n Eighth street. Friday March l6 at TX r. VI. Protest
ants o. Anere awake rally Come hear an address by
FenanPopery and Professionalism. Tickets Is cents God
the Queen she mistress of the No Popish
King rule Ireland or America Organize.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

VrENsY IT, LEEDS AUCriONEER.
4 Il N H. LEEDS MINER viii sell by auction. on the
evenings of Thursday and Friday, March Is and lG,
y O'Clock each evening" studio Budines is Tenth
street near sixth avenue have been made bonded
warehouse for the present exhibitlon).
The GAMBARr COLLECTION OF THE HIGHEST
ORDER OF ORIGINAL MODERN EURO
PEAN PAINTINGS,
All OF which received direct well known
Messrs T. Gambart Co. propretors of the French
GALLERY No. 40 Pail Mail London and warranted original
pictures almost all OF the greatest
fvorc modern European artists having been select
meh. and have been exhibition for time past
above At the request of connosseurs Messrs Gam
bart Co. consented dispose of the entire collection
at public auction, the evenings before designated
Comprising in all combination of the finest works Of
the celebrated artists the equal OF which has
before exhibited offered for sale in
Among those represented will be found the works Of
Meissonier, Scblesinger, Labouchere,
Aug Bonheur Lambinet, Pourges,
Fichel. Trayer, Israels
Gerome Thorn, Beranger
ed. Frere, Girscher, Fromentn,
A Achenbach, Hoguet, ndemand,
AIRY Schetfer, Ruser, de BracckeleeE
Plassan, Soyer, Coomans,
Noel Castan, Diens,
stanneld, Hclbuth, Hcouih.
Dubasy, Segnac, LIE Poitevin,
Guiaud Won Schendel, Lassalle
Hughes, Scheyer, Madou,
Vegrassat, Baugniet, Tenkate,
Volz, Goodal, Patrols,
yerboeckhoves, Ruperez, Moreau,
Duverger Alma Tadema Pecrus
Willems, Dyckmans, De Jonghe,
e. Dubufe Ilebert Hodgson,
Lies, Delamarre, Baugret,
and over $50 others of the most celebrated artists
Now on exhibition free, and on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday previous to SALE from A. NJ TO 10 M Cntn
o2ues To be had from Mr. knoedle ~ broadway ut the
Studio Buildings, or OF the auconeers rs Liberty street.
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| Containing assortuients OF =, >,,,,, n,v coone
And including raN desirable line: q m -
sJ a$S5 SsS SD Isi sF2 aafs,
Catalogues and samples les now ;1.a ready,
LARGE sfhdiAf AS = iaTfFiS1A'Sfrvr SALE
ssd gods Cd s1Es% ssd PS Ss early
morning WIN TOPPING CO a Ass,,Sss ss.s,
0oTloT yoT5sE.saAalEs ySgYq - Ago!IS a.
four ,S sSsss No
r c$assr sss
Tor sJs covered ,, 1e rcs , @ d n
0 aE s ap
Ss PACK p en this
AT AUG eEs% At GLEN COVE ,oso ISLAND
a WIN be s at S1 Il IS % Sv H %ks
pSlsss Previously disposed Of a. pSvane y sale TA
ISLAND upea the south side the highway lending from
ceased eoaanns about ssTes Of land ncsdas about
Is acres Of woodland on PoInd Hollow THE FARM COS.
large barn. with eo@modos staSias and stalls and other
49, Ss:s.ss Efsss: sss1
's Sa g"
summer residence The WI ec 500 8, NE
situated for division 80 as to furnish several
D viz 8 S e 81 S Sale Ne. HSss
Tcr1ov ,o-,c1 - ,,.-v71 .Icr,o,rr.
THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,, March H.
ana following days. at l0h O'Clock each day, at sales
room, No IS Hickman street, -
r., ,o a, , Nv ,rs sn; go o,,,.n, os
~ '''' AMERiCAN ENGiiSI IN e,TRwaN ~ "
III. We y =, Siitsi = II r. nv ~ 4 DE
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY
cffsSnE y u zHpS SUE aus LC
oS""'' i'"N .,So S'A'' ~o'
FRENCH TISVED WARE
g., No - Sancanans Sew Erv ana pah. Pars
Tea and Ras,no Sncons 10 JE cpp '''' anu A''
Full nartcnsrs in re.av sar,v r,ornrc NJ
saie j II HALSEY'& Co. e "
Auctionccrs IS Hickman street
DcrAv n uuTrrp AucTroyrpp CpNTpA
Pa1E Lot: a. suc,;en- AnRIAS II MtILER
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DARTRIDGE 4 BALLARD
il Successors to Martin q Lawson),
34 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
have opened their entire spring importation of
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
BY THE BUNCH.

U,HE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THE DRY
Goods CLERKS Early Closing Association will be held at
their hail. 267 Bowery, this "wednesday evening" March
IA, at O'Clock JOHN HENRY FAY, President.
NJ Ii, LEONARD. Recording Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-14

A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER-CENTRAL
n Park Lots at auction.-ADRIAN II. MULLER, y. Il.
WILKINS CO will sell at auction, on Friday, March l6
ut IL O'Clock the Salcsroom Ill BroadwsySx
tysxth sreet-Thrce Lots tho south side
Of Eighth Tenth avenue-Eight Lots side,
Ninety streets This property is located Of the
most rapidly improving sections Of the city, and Ia well
thy the attention Of those seekng for profitable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-14

A UCTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
"A The undersigned prepared heretofore give spe
cial attention to
SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
at the residences Of families favorable terms.
A. JOURNEAY, Auctioneer,
No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-14

A UCTION.-JAMEs NJ MILLER, AUCTIoNzER:-
a VIII Sold without reserve to the highest bidder
four the southeast OF Eleventh
Forty ninth street. Thursday March u.s. 1856 at IL O'Clock
nj the Exchange Saesroom Ill Broadway under the drec
ton Of Walter Edwards, Jr., Referee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-14

TTNION WAR PRISONERS ASSOCIATION OF 1912
organized at Charleston, G. meeting will be held
II, Metropolitan Hotel, this evening at ~ O'Clock
Full attendance is requested.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE MEMBERS OF
IN the ocean Steamship Fremen aud Co1passers Pro-
Association that they meet at their rooms,
Saturday the 18th day Of March, at NJ TO receive their
Uniform participate In the line of march, BY order of
]. FITZGERALD, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-14

r BoGART, AUCrIoNEER-rHIs DAY, At lo,1
81. O'clock ut the auction No l North William
street Household Furniture Pianos Carpets, sk Window
Curtains, &c consisting OF Parlor Suit Tetea Tetes,
sets SIX Window Curtains Bookcase secretsry Bureaus
Leaf Tables Once Desks Gas Fixtures, Lthograph Stones
mahogany Bedsteads Mattresses, Beds Pillows, Chairs
and ingram Carpets Ocoth also lot Of Clothing double
and single Harness. &c Bagatee Table Sale without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-14

WASHINGTON March Is, 1866
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST THE CHOLERA.
The following important order has just been promul
gated
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A PRIVATE Eye AND EAR INFtRMARY NAY BE
"A ioend at "a Clinton place eighth street,, DR. CAD
v ELL principal and Numerous persons nom
city and country, vaIousy affected in SIGHT hEAKiNG,
and with CAfAkkH, daily treated and cured at this NJ
esnts receive FIRST VISIT FREE OF CHARGE Hours
from 9to4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-14

IJENRY d. MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
II Nassau street, opposite the Post Office. MINER
SOMERVlLLE will sell at auction Thursday, March Is
at lO1f o'clock, at their salesroom 81 Nassau street,
Household Furniture comprising Parlor Suits In brocatel
and reps: black walnut Dining Suit, Lounges, Sofas
hogany Wardrobes Centre Tables Cottage suits Bar Coun
aud Restaurant Fixtures. including marble Tables,
Office Furniture Cane Seat Chairs Carpets Mattresses &C.
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ITENRY d. MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
III Nassau street, opposite the Post Office MINER
SOMERVILLE will sell at auction Wednesday, March
q at 10Y O'CLOCK at their saesroom about thousand
Packages Unclaimed Goods Freight Baggage &C. pay
charges and storage from the following Railroad and EX
press CompanIes:-N. Y and N. II. Railroad Company,
Harnden's Express National Express Company and the
United States Express Company.
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UCTION NOTICE.
"A w. Yi.LLOTT. AUCTIONEERs
NICARAGUA COTTON, IN BOND.
J. p. ATKINSON CO. will SELL Wednesday, March
H. at O'Clock pier 70 North for u whom
8 Bales Nicaragua Cotton, in bond.
20 ~" duty paid.
Just landed rom brig E. A. Reed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-14

4 PARTNER wANrED-IN PLACE OF ONE RE
"A firing in cash and profitable manufacturing business
this city. To suitable advantages will be offered
small capital required best Of references given
No agents need Address Manufactured, box 2Os
Herald office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06


Should any reader think Of an editor mot
far about here who has q youthful hero to
correspond with the following, he is at hber>
ty to guess who Is the author. The editor
says:
We have had SO many kind friends asking
about that baby, that we have thought it nee
essary 10 biograph the chap briefly, and
somewhat after the current style of the day.
It's boy.
He's buster,
Weighs nine pounds and a quarter, and
old women tell us that he will grow heavier
a. his weight increases.
He's the first boy of which we've ever been
proprietor, and of course he's the only baby
in town.
The old women before mentioned declare
him the very image of his pa
"A little copy Of his faithful sire,
In faith and gesture"
But in justice to the youth, we must say
we think him an improvement on the origi-
nal-a world of progress, you know.
This young American is as old Is could be
and will doubtless be too old for his father in
q few years, if he has good luck.
He is quite reticent on politics, and only
wants to be let alone.
He thinks he favors Mrs. Winslow's
policy.
We haven't named him yet; We want to
give him distinguished cognomen, but the
fame of our great men is at present SO pre-
carious that we don't like the risk.
1t is perhaps unnecessary to say, as all
biographies do of distinguished personages,
that the subject Of this sketch was born at
very early age, lot poor, but respectable
parents
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

nake msns UrsgAe sAA Pleasant.
! HonthA ksii1ke - - uSsk-
Nor, than dress nd ana srrHv-
Nore thap doweS n loftv .tsspis.---
More tnsn ssstion, power ena sway
MAKE yepf - aosn neat - s.
nngnt ano Pheasant, Aways fnf,
"nere escn nsaxs sesA resS eeateeted' Z
osteiui Tor eacn beauty tner.
More than lofty. .avsllins titles -
Mere g. NIsAlbp's 7effSx xhfe-1
More than Mammen's eilded hcnors---
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

0kiGINAL NoTfcE--To Edward A. Roote, Jno. y.
~, Rankin Geo z, Kiltourne. IL X. Kilbonrne, "
kss...s Asaa Hsssse GAS usbi. Hectic ssimpson
stimpson, deceased Moses. b nssss, N Iaoess
. % psvn Martha Segan, Vim Chats6sid, L b
Eaton Gertrude nstor, Osen eA4s v WseoG iona
than " yeoh Geo v yye, Ed.ard s~yfarth, Andrew
olsgE, cissg. Hn stssl, .rsstses. Ac. " Sage
. Page o.rsy, Lney q Carry, Gonnable smifh b
January Go, Steel 1 Feteher, Henry Iden. Chas y
sssssesa, Aafsst a.s..s. August Graft Edv J.s.s, 9
aals, fucksr, and Perry 1 Nextor and Edv,rd
nhocssns Dsss.essss You are hereby nosissd thse
there nov on Ale IN the Clerks once Of the Dstrtct
NV q - county Iowa. At Ksokuk, petition d
hiram Barney, Claiming judgn.st Asalnst 49, "a.
.a.d soosa. Tor the san u tso tEoas
and doltan upon your Dad Of tsust made 10 D
hhbonrne, upon tbs following Described ps smiees
towii: Az q block hundred ssd thirty ono n3IE
lots four ~ Ave o. - III tel u block f45j
and lots and q block fai) two hundrea and ,ns, IL
the city Of ksokas IsvA md = aganst you All pre,ips
for tbs forscrsars II s1 d<sd ust the sals On ~
prsmsss freed Of ~ niesfs Of ssd ,ame
TO pay - sAid debts ths Of ali EQUITY o
resumption. and for general relief Nov each OF You
MUS .pPs@ sn1 ansvss said petition by noon Of ths
second Day Of the Of sad Court 10 b. heIs
o. ths Arst Monday Of February. lseg a. ivd~nent
vi Be sad therein - prayed for 81 default
~ hsv sfampl. II sCoTr HOWELL
I'LL Atts fsY et,H
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

Gen. oheRf0anse LEI porAeDes Win Vafs
ginta Gentleman
Gen. SHERiDAN's experience with stiff
old Virginia gentleman just before Ike sar
rendered at Appo,na,ox z. H., is told excel.
lenlly in . recent book on the last campaign
OF LEE, ss tuiiows x s
The General dismounted here, at the
fence OF stiff old gentleman, who was sit
ting on his high piazza and scowiing 6ereeiy
a. we rode up. he WAS the typical SOuthefn
er Of 80 years; his long gray hair fell over
the cullsr OF hrs coat behind his ears; he
was arrayed in swallow-taii Of q By gone
mode, buff linen vest, cut low, and nankeen
pantsloons spnneing far over his feat, that
we're neatly encased in morocco clippers =
bristling shirt-friil adorned his bosom, and
from the embrasure of his wall like collar be
shot defiant gIances at US ~ We clattered up
the walk to his house. Prince Edward Court
House was stranger TO var, and our fndig-
nant friend was looking for the first time on
the like Of us. aud certainly he did not seem
to like our hooks. He bowed Ia sdigni6ed
way to the General. who bobbed at him csre>
inevitable map, lighted fresh cigar, and
asked our host if any Lees troops had been
seen about here to-day. re
'''Sir, be answered, rs / can truly say
that none have been seen BY me will say so !;
but if | had seen amp should EEL il my duty
to refuse to reply to your question. ! can
not give you any information 70 the diaadvsn.
tage of Gen. Lee. sa
"This little speech, clothed in unsxcep-
tionable diction, which no doubt had been
awaiting us from the time Ne tied our horses
at the gate, missed FIRE badly. It wss very
pstriotic, and all that bnt The GenesAl was
not in humor to drop patriotism jast then,
so he only gave a soft whistle, and returned
TO the attack quite unscathed.
"'How far is it to Buffalo riverf'
"sSir, Idon't know 84
".The devil you don't. How long have
you lived hersf' sssssa tkSs
"sAll my life"
"sVery yell, ar, Il time yoa did kaov.
Captain put this gentleman In charge Of Z
guard, and when We inpss walk him down =
Buffalo river, ard shoH itbo hin.' sf7 -
And 20 hewls marched eG, leaving 10 .
sax1ge glance St parting q md tn eveaiog
ss6psd Svs niles away koa bone y III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

Heimetreet's inimitabie Hkir Coioring has been
steadily growing in favor fdr over twenty years
II acts upon the ahsorbents a the roets Of the hair
and changes II to its original color by degrees--
All instsnt4ueeus dyes dead}h aud injure the hair.
Heiastreet's 70 not dye, but 10 certain In its re-
suits promotes itsgrowth, AID is q beautiful HAIR
DREssISe. Price so cents and $l.00. soldDy
all dealers.
saratsga Spring Water, sold by all
DrNgxisn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

All who value beautiful head OF hair, and its
preservation from premature badness and turning
gray, will not fail 70 Lyons celebrated Kathai-
ron. 1t makes the hair rich soft and glossy Grad
icates dandruf, and cansea the hair 10 grow with
iuxuriant beauty It 10 sold everywhere.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
eaSatega Spring Water, sold BY all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

Lros's EXTRACT OF PuRk JAMAICA GisaxR,-
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head
ache, Cholera Mc;haa, &c, 1Lefc . warming, ge-
lial stimufaht Is required. Ms careful prepare
ton and entire purity makes it cheap and refa-
bic article for culinary purpotes Sold everywhere,
1T so eta per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by oil
Druggists
tvA al IA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

"ID lifting the kettle from the IRE scaldsd my
self very sevefeiy--one hand almost ,tosA erisp.
Tbs torture was unbsfAhle. - The Aexi-
can Mustang Liniment relieved the pain almost
Immediately. 1t healed rapidly, and left very lit
tie scar. ORAs. Hosrkn, 41o Broad St., Phila- "
This is merely . sample of what the Mustang
Imminent win do. 1t is invaluable in an cases OF
wounds, dwellings, sprains, cuts, bruises, spavins,
ETC., either upon man or beast.
Beware of counterfeits. None 10 genuine unless
trapped in fne steel plate engravines, bearing
thesignature Of G. w. Westbrook, Chemist, and
the prirate stamp Of DEnAs BARNES 4 Co., New
York.
= Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all
Drnsgists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

WHAr Din Irf-A young lady, returning to
her country home altar , sdjourn Of . few menths
y New York, vas hardly recognized BY her
friends In place Of rustib. flushed face, she had
: soft, rudy complication. of almoss marble saoth
moss; and instead of %. she really appeared but
". She told them plsinly he uesd HaEaB's Mag
noiia Balm, and would not be without it. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article 1t can be ordered OF
any druggist for only 50 cents
sar ,toga spsing Water, sold by all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

xAsug DE- MAGxoIIA.--The spfettisat tAiag, the
'Szeetsst thiag,. Aaa the mod a il br ID hast
nsaeys II o$ers6n4s ~ cdtvf or ers}l k&ion
softens and adds deiicaeJ to the skin 10 . de-
lightful perfume; all.ys hcadache and inAau.ma-
tion, and 10 . necessarily eonpanion In ths siek
room, in the nursery and upon the toilet sdsboArd
II can b obtained everywhere ct one dollar per
bottle re- ~ SO
: SAeAtaea sys3AG UA46e sbld BY all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

8. T.-ts6o.-X.-The amount Of Plantation
Bitten soid In one yem ia psmething stnstling.
Thsy would an BroadwAy siR fset hsxS ffsm the
Park to 4th street. Drake's mandatory is one
Of the institutions Of New York. 1t il said that
Drake painted all the rocks in the Eastern States
with he oaAalistis 80. Tl-lsoo--x... and then
got the old granny legislators to pass Law pre-
venting dishgurng the face Of nature" which
gives him monopoly. We do not know how this
q, bot ~ O. know The Piantasien B1sns aexL -
other article ever did They are used by all
classes of the community, and are death on Dys-
pepsia-certain. They very invigorating
when languid and weak, and great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring water, sold BY all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06
BAGGAGE CHEZ KED THRouGi

~ Ask for Tickets Via Erie Railwsy.
Which can be obtained At al Principal Ticket
ofBees In the West aud southwest.
a. RIDDLE. wm.R BARN,
derI sup't. Genl PAss Ag't.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-17
Missouri md Maryland.

Tie state " Missouri, with IA homes, Upslbt
AMI eonsci. niious Govcrnur--, Governor who
took solrlAu oath 80 see 'ha, the law. oi the
stat were su.tl,y enforced. md has kept has
o,'h-Eric,ce, 10 g loyal VICTORY such as was new
er .;ained hy aut political party IN iis Vasi hi'in-
~ MARYLAND with precisely the same laws,
and the same cau tiiuilonh provisions, excluding
-fhc d.s,usM from the exercise o. tho elective fran
c.i.c i:t with Governor ,eui ca disfcgsFiiug
p. Jaw. aa4 ierudia,ing oil constitutional pro-
vision. ihsi stood in TIE WY 81 nj. l,r.oual aii-
billion. 10, icon wrc.i,d from loyal hands aud
given 10 he control %: those who asoryi 10 make
hc war a failure, aai whose sympiihics through
OUT the r,h,..ion were with TIE enemies o. the
Union
Ibis victory IN Missouri settles the DESTINY of
tie STATE, ,.l tie gland career on which It has
entered viii not be- interrupted. lmm. grafton
fFo,n all the northern States will now pour It's
i,sis,ess GOOD over i,s borders unchecked rs the
'rsr OF Rebel rule. Tn - Louis Dcmocrgi. in
announcing this grand victory. exclainis Yes
"trrla,'s vote will double the value Of real es-
% tate in v s.ouri. viii add TO H. population one
AAl4!tl THOUSAND stufuA, tnttiitEtnt Hud ue-
icrpIisns workers. and will assure It's future
e beyond alI possibility II question Onward
% the STATE marches in "A career Of prosperity
" hich viii soon make it the Empire State OF the
" we,i" What wi be- the result OF the victory
oh'Af7. hr our opponents IN Maryland A.;
what cost 70 the future prosperity OF the Stale
has this return 10 di,oyal hands b,cn effected ?
The pro-slaser! dynasty has now iull control,
and tie laya! men who aided 10 put down the
rebellion ARE virtually disranchiscd by the faith
l-s.nes, Of their Governor to the trust reposed IN
him The value " the fca, estate lad been
doubled by the !o,al position il maintained ~
10 that day ~ the ERECTION. lmm.g grafton was
flowing into oui borders. Northern capital srek.
In. iave,tm,ai and skilled lahor making ia
home uougs, ,s. Whether the position the
STATE mas now assumed. ranking itself With vir-
g.niA sni Georgia. vi, check lis progress. time
alone will disclose Bu, We have strong faith
iha: ,he State Will soon be wresied from the con-
i5ui Of those Tho have obtained Il by ircachery
aud unlawful means. and again assume I. perma.
nrni rsnk with loyal Missouri
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-17
The BALTIC. Police Commissioners.

Judge BaEIol, on Tuesday last, rendered his
decision in the case Of the Police Commissioner,
OF Baltimore city. We have not room tor the
eniire document, but; ia order tina, our readers
may kno~ his decision. We give the foliOw,l.
summary oft
First- That the objection 10 the amended com.
mittnsnis o. Messrs. Young Valiant aud Thorn
sou Is not sustained, but that II is his duiy "a
detcEtnine whether Tor any, aud for what causc
ALLEGED the petitioners are lawfully detained, aud
20 decide aLeta-r they are entitled 10 le dis
charged with or without bail
S,coNd-Ihat iorcibe disscisiu o. the build
ings aud property held by NcssFs Wood auJ
hindes, even 70 wrOneiuiy held. would lie au
indicabe offence, rs tending 90 breach - tue
public pace, and looking TO the testimony ~
Messfs. Fuller ana Ball as 10 the declarations of
Mr. Valiant With regard 10 himself aud Sir
Young taking violent POSSESSION. there 10 prob
able cause shown for their arrest AL! detention
under that charge and it is his duy 20 hold
them 10 hail 20 answer the same
Th'rd-Thai a removal o. the Police Commis.
sioners b! the Governor during the recess Vt The
Legislature has the same force aud effect ~ fe-
mUval 10y the General Assrinbly-ihrir bowers
under the law Identical. and their decision,
alike inal. That Tor parties thus remo,,d t.
hold on with n strong hand, and to continue Ia
cAFtNlsf ioNfss. IS 10 fe-ist fhe tlEhfIl
power u the Governor. Hence the order hold
ing Messrs. Valiant aud Yoprg 10 tail in $40.
700 rot 10 atirtn,i To exercise tie power. 81 io-
llcr Commissioners, MS Issued without laMi.l
Jurisdiction or authority and b. cannot remand
the Iariirs 10 prison or hold them 10 bal! undef
that order
PEr'h-ln the case Of Sheriff Thomson a.,
Judge decides that the commitment i not lawful
cause Of detention, IL being issued without oath
or affirmation charging him with cOnspiring To
riot but IL il had been 50 issued he would have
been compelled 20 decide the same, that he acted
10 the clear discharge OF his bounden duty ia
obeying the order Of Nessrs Young and valan,
TO summon and swear Ia Poss, cs,sIsfD
Mrssrs. Young and Valiant were held to bail
10 the sum Of $1,000 TO answer before Judge
Bond the charge OF attempting breach Of the
peace, and Sheriff Thomson was discharged from
custody. The new Commissioners immediately
issued order TO the police force 20 oher no or
ders except such as were given hy ihsm. and the
old Commissioners, yielding, as they always de.
clarcd they would, to the decisions OF the Law,
announced their willingness TO hand over their
various trssis to the new Board Thus the mat.
ter is settled. The police force aud surrounding.
Of the city Is in the hands Of the Democratic par.
~ once more. through the ireaehery Of Governor
Swami.