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CHAPTER LIv.

An 1Ss in sadition to .sAn, Act confsrrips
 upon the City Court of the City of Nav Ha,
 ven criminal jurisdiction and for other pur.
 poses" 't'ldt 2 '''iA'" @I
 Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly eonven- ed:a g&lf.} <, s,fstg B a.ls 6afga,s s,.s Y6 $
 Sec. l. The, Assistant City Attorney of the city of New Haven shall have all the powers of the City Attorney of said city. m ll raot
 SHo., 2.. This act may be amended or repeal cd bya the General Assembly, and shall take effect from and after the day of it's passage.
 Approved June 90, 1886. ,1a lf0o s{sd "
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and Foreign Patents
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 No. 7s STATE STREET, ,(oppesite Kiiby St )Besrbs \ EYER an extensive practice of upwafds Of :A twenty years, confines to secure PatantS in the United States 1; also in Great Britain, France and other foreign countries Caveats. Specifications, Bonds, Assignments, andail pa- pers or drawings for Patents executed on req into American and Foreign works, to deter mine the validity. and utility of Patents of h. ventions, and legal and Other advice ren defed in all matters touching the ,same.s Copies of the clans of any patent fufnished by, remit ting one dollar. Assignments r recorded in Washington. sur GEA
 No Agency an the UsitAd sSstss aosssssss superior tacilit,es for obtaining Patenfs, or ascrtaining e patentability of inpentions., ,,a,, r:
 Outing eight months the subscriber, in the course of his large practice, made on s,eiee re: jected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS; !epery one of whichpwas decided in his fapDr by the Com Z missioner of Patents, ,,5 Isiir;n. ss,1 g,!r i.5 F "''a21 TESTIMONIALS '1 '"1sh, ,',. ,a :. Y :, :,
 ''Iregard MT. Eddy of the most eqpa- 6se aad zsseesssful practitioners with whom have had afieiaa internoufsea d 4GHAS.MASQN ,'s 1l'
 vsai ,.fstgt ,Gl lCommissi0ner of Rstents stf ser have no ,hessitation inaassuripg inventors that they cannot empleya man more competent aad trust,Do7tha, and fmoTes capable Qt putting, their applications fH a form to secugeff theh an early and favorable eoasiderati0n At zths Patent office. = EDMUND BURKEra z
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 sMr. R..<H. Eddy has made fofEmeNTH R. TEEN epplicstionss iH at bnf oNHsos 1hich patents have been granted. and that de 3e pesdtny. Such unmissakaBle spsoos of
 ent and ability onshis part leads mend slinyentors to apply tss him toSss0s1fe their patents, as they may be sure of having cases, and At Very feasoaablel lchaage4 1 I1
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/ ..ja CHAPTER LIII. spf, An ANk Su altaro finu nf sSAu Ant n.,,

..ja c CHAPTER LIII. gphlF~1 ,r H-. An Act in alteration of "An Act concerning
 ste Education" s, r,.T ,-,..
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Reprssentatiyes in General Assembly conven- cd
 Ssc. I. That the Board of Education are hereby authorised to hold at one or more con venient places in the state, conventions of school officers, teachers and other friends of public education, for the purpose ofinstructing in the best modes of administering, governing and teaching common schools:s and for the purpose of deffaying the expenses of such con vsntion of schools, they are authorized to draw upon the comptroller for a sum not exceeding this phrpcss, to be paid from the civil list fund sso. 2. Section thirty-two of the above nam nan : cd aot is hereby repealed.
 Approved, June 30, 1866.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04

The hotel biA of the Presidents party at Springheld, IT,, was left unpaid, and the land iord threatens to send tito Washington if the Spnngnsid friends of the President do not
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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
CHAPTER II.

An Act in addition to an Act concern,nq
 Crimes and Punishments.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repressrtatiyes in General Assembly conven- cd: ptV 0 j. " @4+A&4 F " .51-i 1-.
 Every person who shall Wlllfully and mali. eously cut, break or injure any cart or wagon or shall malieieusly cut, break or injure any harness, yoke or other gear, used or belonging to any cart or.wagon, or shall maliciously and willfallyeuk hjnrs or destroy any other per. sonar property, belonging to any person shall bs punished by fine not exceeding one hun. dred dollars, or by imprisc nment in common jsil not exceeding six months, or by such fine and Imprisonment, both. a .r., ---,
 Approved, June sO 1866. ' '' '.''
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
' 1s Sh1s SLs
 CHAPTER LII

CHAPTER LII
 An Act in addition to anAst for forming and
 conducting the Military Force. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly conyen- cd <: That sll payments which have been or shall be made of orders witnessed by commission cd officer in the United service for bounties or other dues to enlisted men shall be deemed and held to be good and conclusive payments of such hounties and dues. ufss ''DG,G Approved, June 30, 1866.
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New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
PROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
War in the Enierior Emigration 10 the United
sta,es-Ceiebratisn Of Washington's Birth

Fr5m Our Special Correspondent
CAPE TowS. Cape Of Good Hore. March H. is66.
The in the interior between the Orange River Free
State "a Dutch Repubc and the Basuio Chief Moshesh
is still earned On desultory 1t consists
chiefly catlelifring rads both sides, tho grand
army Of the Dutch Bocrs which numbers 200, not dar
ing 10 come 60 close quarters wa the enemy, and the
Basu oes Kair tribe acting the defensive. The lat
ter are short of munitions OF and the former only get
their supplies through this colony, by permission Of the
Governor who has threatened 90 stop them, and who,
though he declares himself neutral will not allow the
Basuiors have any arms, except what were smugged IN
before tho commenced. The finances OF the Beers
are m bad and IJO,DO OF Dlue-backs AxN0 Deen
i.sued without much improving them. Their mmand-
crs ettercd by council-Oi-war called the hygfaad
composed Of brave men and sixteen towards which
convened every petty occasion where c may be lost
and no cattle aken aud It's veto upon the commanders "a
absolute The Beers have lately driven out the French
Missionaries stationed in that part of Basuoland which
they the Beers have 0yerrun and Will be hkey 10 near
something from the French Emperor on the subject
The American Consul here has taken down the names
Of 300 respectable mechanics and agrcuIusts ~no ae
10 nav their passage. He Will hand over the ist 70
some merchant 20 lay one OF two ships Tor New-i orK
when il is filed up. SO great is the redundancy OF Eu-
ropcan labor here that he could easily get 900 able
bodied to join the American army during the rby
giving them free passage
The Americans IN Cape Town celebrated Washington's
birthday by public dinner which attended by repre-
sentatiycs of the Parliament the Supreme Court. the
Bar, &c, &c. The Hon. b. Prnge, OF New,York State,
now Judge of the Mixed Court on the Slave Trade, occu-
pied the chair with W. l.. Avery, Arbitrator Of tho same
Court, and Walter Graham American Consul, us Vice
Chairman II has been pronounced The most pleasant re-
union that has ever happened here.
No American ships-of-war have arrived here since the
departure OF the Hartford and Wachuset about two
months ago. Admiral Bell and captains Townsend and
Schufeldt were very well pleased with their reception,
being continually feted during their stay. The officers
named with Others and the American Consul were invited
TO dine with thc Governor The Dutch citizens also gave
them dinner and then there pc-ncs, balls, &c,
&c. till they left
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

manner should accept the parliamentary unity of the
Fatherland, since II E offered 10y reactOnary Minister.
Still the Germans with all their innate hair-splitting
podantry arc than tho wlseacres Vienna. The
Southern German organs If publicity eagerly accept the
Prusan offer sndthe kings and princes under the double
pressure of prssin mobilization and revolutionary ag-
tatiOn, Weld everywhere 10 the wishes Of the
people The agitation begins organize and Austria
TOO will within the next few weeks hc constrained 10
acquesce in the cOnvOcaiion OF the German Parliament
The unearans cannot fail 10 TAXI advantage Of that
expected opportunity aud will easily obtain all the
ccssOns from Austria Tor which they fought in 1919 and
have suffered with lnd0mab.s perseverance, ever since
the fatal day Of Villages The establishment Of the laws
Of 1913 is now only question OF weeks, and Dcak and
EOtyol will not fail 10 srko the iron as long as is hot
NapoleoD policy uncertain but always dangerous threat
ems both Austria and Prussia He does not declare for
either Of them protesting strict neutrality but reseryng
the interests of France He sent his cousin Prince Ma
pOleOn TO Florence stop the negotiations for prsso-
Italian alliance; he eadeevors to reconcile Austria and
Italy but he does MOI compromise his freedom of action,
and just likely TO declare for Prussia for Austria.
Both those Governments are afraid of his dupicy aud
will probably adjourn their hostile meeting; but the reform
0the Federal Constitution OF Germany cannot any longer be
adjourned ami gives handle 10 foreign interference since
the German Confederation is founded upon the great
European treaties of 1885, and all the great powers that
signed those treaties have the right 10 take part III that
most important change which is 20 transform Central
Europe Congress might settle all these questions-I
uean the Roman, Venetian, Schleswg- seln Russian
and German quesOns-but are Austria / Prussia yet
ready to submit their vital interests TO the decision of
Congress- There is doubt that sooner later that
Congress- rejected in 1864 must take place. but the dis
yet scarcely desperate enough for such
remedy. England wishes speedy and peaceful solution
OF all 'he pending difficulties which contain the seeds of
half iOzen wars and Napoleon desires TO strengthen bis
somewhat shaky position by such meeting of the Eu-
ropean powers; but Prussia Austria and Russia object
to the only rational for pacitcating Europe.
Austria however begins 10 yiod and be the first to
propose the Con gress, we'll aware that German Para
men meeting while and Prussia are at variance might
become dangerous to the mouarchical principle Such IS
tie state of EurOpo.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
DIE ID.

BROuGH-on Thursday morning Nay james Mckay ''n Of
William and Mary A. Brough. aged IL months
The friends Of the family are respectfully nvss
attend the the residence Of h parents No 10 est
Twslnh-st. Saturday May s. at O'Clock
BRoDE-On Wednesday May aer prosEaed Hines" George
Brode in the 4sth year Of his
and relatives respectfully invited attend the tuner
on Saturday afternoon May at o'clock from his ATE residence
No. 800 Cana-st.
CHJRCH-At San Francisco Cal, Sunday. APi % 1850 Of puee
nous after Illness Mrs Lie,s H. wife oi the late Il
W Church 5siher Church. San Francisco
HAIGHT-on Fth day Fifth Month 3D. Chsppsauao pueomona
Jaue. IT, Hsight aged - years ..,.. c.
The relatives and Of the family invited to attend ms nnsa
on Fr.day from Friends Meeting ChsPpsA
Al II O'Clock
GARRfsONOn Tuesday May after short but severe iness
MARY widow Of William Garrison, aged "a years
invited attend her funeral on frdsy
NAV her late home the residence OF r. Ia
Dubois. No rs Flushing Broadway Brooklyn
KTssAsI-on Wednesday Msy Zenor Isabel wife Of Pee.
K..an Leno and Mary A secor IN the S
ysar o her
Tie friends of and Of her shern law the Rev Ssmuea
invited attend her funeral on r1sys
May the residence OF her father No " Eaa
Twenty eghth-st.
WILLIAMSON Wednesday May Mrs Sarah A. Williams in the
55th year Of her age. 80,
The Iis nds family respectfully invited .tend the funeral
services her late residence No. 10 Chae on rndy Afternoon"
a O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
CANA DA.
Csnfederation i'm New.Brsnswiek-Prsspe OF
success-A Railroad Military Feree-Libei
suit-Career Of swindicr-sssrmy
Weather ON Lake Onsario.
From Our Special Correspondent,

From Our Special Correspondent
ToRoxIo-C. W.. April 30 1866.
very late dispatch from New brunswick has been
eeiyed by The Leadr. II shows that the new Admins
tration will be sustained by majority of II votes in
House Of A. II this be correct Confederation will be
carried in that Province. The dispatch says:
ST. JoiS N. b. April o. ls66 The Government here has
not vet decided whether there shall be another appeal to the
people the question Of Confederation Cabinet Council
will be held ON Tharslay determine have spoken with
mnny leading Province and heard the OF the
people frequently and doubt there has beon
an change public opinion since the last elec
on would give decided triumph TO
Confederation The least sanguine estimate that the Gov
eminent will have 70 votes in House OF Al Even in the
present believed Confederation could be carried
but friends feel it would give them greH strength to go
again to people wide has been the reaction IN all parts
OF the Province Everybody preparing for general elee
on and there hardly any doubt that viii take place with
in two months The only fear is the country will 90
flooded with money from the aud the ants" Nova
ewain an The border kr Tsy len Fredericton to-day for
ST Stephens to look after deiense There ample
naval and military force on the frontier to meet any emeF
Tie volunteer force of tho Grand Trunk Railway Com
pany is fixed at five baaons, which Is, think the
largest body Of put under arms by any railroad
company on this continent The force Is oreai]eu ,n.o
battalons OF six companies. Although Br.agn Is ny us
head, there will be- pOatOon corps. MI halliday,
who has lately figured in Of alleged lnuu against
the Government in excise intends 10 sue Ihe G90e OF
fms CITY for libel aying the damages at $4,000. He will
have the tried at BrOcKye, where Nc mas friends
man named Pickup, Of Montreal Is TO DC tried Tor al-
legged swndlng. His is httle amusing lie began
Ite In the CITY As sexton of Methodist churchlt the
fires swept out Ac. In little time he started news
paper and stamp shop, IN small ainsy -VAlu iee' apart
ment IN Of and contiguous 10 tie Ioss-onvc hce
he alwavs wore very grave face, II continually think
ing of the sine of mankind and did well IN business. As
he made little money lac grew more hVeiy, put
his hands into his pockets )lnsed com win uie
airs Of capitalist, aud laughed-in short thew
aside his grave wsys altogether Next he specu.ated
In greenbacks and then growing faster he pracced tricks
in 9Daaee, tesing E9aey, DC i3iaa ~ sas'n ~ Eap
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

bad condition; and a vulgar phrase, had to cut
stick or TO sr another expression had TO change his
base making il Chicago. This was "Pickups last
kickup"
There he compromised with his creditors and came back
20 Montreal. He showed himself in the back part of hi
shop and was beginning to be lively again, when an ac
ton was brought against him for swindng and now the
case is 10 be tried
series Of squalls visited Toronto on Sunday carrying
the dust In clouds along the streets and blowing shingles
ana shutters of houses in various parts OF the city lhe
bay sas sheet of whtecapped waves ana boats were
upset but no lives lost II is feared that SOME disasters
have taken place on the lake.
pGriy Of duckshooers went 10 Wards Island, at the
cast end Of the bay and could not get back for some tine
They made an attempt in their boat 10 pull to the city
but were forced back aud glad tn get on the Island
again. After waiting for some hours they put out again
and, by hard pulling at last reached tTrd brHa Ihey
were "a hours on the Island without food.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
The Nsw.Yerk ssmi.weckIy Trissr

hrhuY tnls morning. contains.
Yo fHs Midi . s'S. s ,sS . 4sHs s.
tie P.ac cOi; hs Territories Poi l. the Frsetusn Doa,rs
xxxIxrH cOsesEs-Ths Proceedings Tuesday Wednesday
THE cHoLkRA-rwO Cases in NswYors ci,y The sraai,a st
Tns FEs,ssrned States Regular. wi,har.wn from Eas,pos:
.Ouy before the conss.on. Oua,sss
THx REponr os REc0ssrRrcriosThe President M,rsy
9fas csba-, aid 10 Oppo'sd to 1t Conflicting sssmsnss =
Regard 20 the Position Of Secretary Stanton
InmEyss soRosSlEs-Ano,h.r Excitement IN Waist,
JasAica~Ths Roya Commi.sione Sail for England sp-cpo.
with Regard to Gov Eyre The Testimony Gordon Widow Tho
Isrrsn TROx Gov PEsay OF sovru c.uoLrsa Mr. oreeys
1HE Public DEBT Of secretary Mccuioeh for Ap
SOUTH rom Du spec'a rsnaH, coesponnea
Of city Gen Klp.tfik Redy interfere The Ensn Aim
the spsnsra. ofcal epo d oaodors Rodgers RI.
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