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Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19

--Ghief Justice Chase declines to hold Court in Virginia, in consequence of military law existing there. Hence Jeff. Davis cannot be tried there. AIr. Chase called upon the President Saturday. It is now stated on seemingly good authority, that the President does interpret the peace proclamation as ab- rogating martial law in the districts where the rebellion is declared to have, ceased in all matters in which the Civil Courts have jjuris- dicton. It is understood that a- -declararUry proclamation to that effect will be issued by the President in day or two.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19
POSITION q HoS. D. W. 3voonnprs ---IIon


 POSITION OF HoN. D. " vooaHnEs.--IIon D. " Voorhees, in letter declining to be a candidate for Congress in the approaching election in Indiana says:
 My ofieial relation with the generous and conidipg people of tine Seventh District have cIosed--not by their act, but by the mere un- reasoning power of partisan numbers 1 will not here sop to characterize the pro- ceeding by which my services in Congress terminated. Thcya Iart of the history of these unsettled times, as such, will be properly judged by all just-minded men. .sAfter q little while has passed no one will be 50 hard as to justify them, whatever at the present time may be his prejudices against me. l have no private grief on this subject. do not feel that shame or discredit has been brought upon me or upon those whom have so long represented, Nor do 1 feel the neces- sity of any vindication at the hands Of my constituents for the wrongs and outrages inflicted by revolutionary majority of the present Coneress
 l will be home, and from that time to the October election Iexpectto labor before the people ofTndana for the triumph of the Pres ideut and his policy over all their enemies. When thatglorious result is accomplished we will once more have a peacebe free, and prosperous Union-but not till then
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-19

ssS@We learn from the officers of the Commercial, that the sternwheel steamer Memphis sunk near Laconia, on Monday last. We have no further particulars.
, 1866-10-16

Twcnsy-avo Handrrd us!idlnss Burnod-
Esahteeu Ttousand People Rendered
Hoaeleae--l.oaa Of Lltr-83, 100000
wsfth Of Property DESTROYED.
QuFHKp, c. E., October 15,-As4 o'clock ye4ter-
srosst. 81 Joseph ssreet, near 1.e9uca Cartier
thesc we're bat few people shout. Tho wind,
which had blown half gale rom the eastward
Ill n1eht bad slightly sbated; sun 4 ragged With
hsn:ton.. D, .@hs @ u@s .hs ' sle bassae b1Rsts
.a'ed., .saeSea +, ths teene T.udsrs house w
died 2or nearly m hour. enabling ihe dre 10 make
wese on d!e, md lumber aud wooden sheds On ii
By saii:ps;t n7e, eighty houses. all wooden.
were IN bls1c, tho namet, driTen by the wind,
Al Esd over 80 houses wesc consumed. The
a.e BY this time ran along s. Jo.ephs and Sotrc
of!e Congfceatfon stood II great danger, bnt
ceasas s. aileP eqe s,eee the re e soon spread
inso st sauyies atsee.. Honse after house fell =
prey 10 Tho danes: !. gss thought the houses
doing its work Of destruction, ''~ -
trict lying bctxeen s. sausier and Lower streets,
2sae nosns Sh e ssd
Itself in opposite d!feeuons, tho wind Increasing
.Ean how.ng en.5s ao every at1ssttGa Three
i,e,ot1, Rie.' rope-xalk md Other
h6Sg1 s. 9asl oTsr1 ws5s bc t a., aRs nd
vent, another tes1Ile nre ras Iasang wllh ercn
f4fnee Edxa1d, Jesuit and kylana stsees, @ IKE thss
stETst despite n; sinost saPe.haan5 eaOIt.
When there WIS pQthinv more for IL tn feed On
, 1866-10-16
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Tfcahle ANanK tho nftneF.-Mtniuk News
ReztsteFinE O@ctrs s6as4RineA-F1rr. y
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tfibunc.l
ST. Lou1, NO., October Is.
Information has been received Of considerable
trouble last week bctween the miners and their
employers in Soma of the coal digging, In st.
ClAiv County. At the Pittsburyh coal mtnes, I
few miles iron, ayne.ille, opposite St. ronis the
miners were on Z strike, demanding an increase
Of Mages, nom I've to scyen cents per hushsl,
which waa complied with BY the employees, after
the pAJmnstcs. Mcdowell, wAa fred npon. Another
nrtke xas oceaslored On Saturday By IN t:3ort to
dtaehAree some Of The leading mnttneeyr, bat
The difficulty VIII setIed By IN au1Eeable aR7oo-
neot, AID the banda arc 10 resume work this
forenoon.
Maekinaw boata are arriving daily At Oasha.
loaded with nnincf1 from Fort Benton. They all
bring n1ore OF less gold with them. The IudIana
along the river continue to manifest hoetllIiea
" airing On them u they descend.
Ihc cas- CT FEttz Grotx. Htgistar Of DIat1tcl No.
sixteen, Fiat Ward, for refusing to register Geo,
Creme!. was up before Jratice Cannln CHAM this
morning, and the defendant WAS discharged.
About eleven o'clock this morning 1re hEpke
out IN the extensive brick plantnC mill 8ud car.
penter shop, owned by Il. Kennedy, on Lbs corner
Of T~elnh and Popl4I, which w&s totally destroy.
cd, together with the Excelsior mAuufhc&ory, 10,
The manufacture Of cnt sh2vinSs for mAt.ruascs,
sd1oiutne, md also tArre frame dwellings on Pop
lar street. The nrc originated by IN cxp1oslon of
the engine IN the pfanlng mill. 1tss About
~, 000; ANAL insurance,
, 1866-10-16
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

The Fenfnna AWaf ching to Their True in
ter~sfe-Thc Eopperhcud Baund Fast Los-
Ing Caste. DC.
(spcc1.lDespatch to the Chicago Thsune.J
6fnMortElp. October Is.
Tho work Of eyargclizatlon goes On apaee II
The Slate Capital and In Ill Central Illinois.
oscrdowlns II ceilings arc being held At Ill points
in quick succession, and the most glo.ions results
follow. There il NO foreteIllng the amount Of
good thai may be accomplished among the Irish
oy M tae timely md powerful speech Of NJ. Hod-
&c e 10 .hs aass dosas
which he PROFOUND ed nor would Il snfprise yoQr
much faaad ths en.s fea!.a os
fanks before The NOVEMBER election, Ties
A. az utterly astoqndsd BY his b,oatsldes and IN
the leading Fenians disclsinalnE any 1eladonship
70 the Copperheada who attempted to break up
% ena Rs
sr5ngaf!d. Promising him In that event, = ihou-
! hase The best authority .or saying thu, the
johnson party Of this city Is totally dG!norallxed
and on the eve Of dissolution. Tho few urigina
the administration. They dnd that they are being
made shs eats.p,w q the Coppeshesd., who -. n
s az @ hs nq4 at f ns
they cannot and will not support bul Springer fot
The Legislature o! tain with tiis Copperhead paty
they did not anticipate, and they must be excused
following him further.
4 delegation q he q. A; +. Vtl1 !esre III. ely
General Logan 1t iba. point. ~A ~
cAn for Stato pfaJermccting Of al EtAn-
gclical denominations. 70 be held in this city.
continue four daye, Ia published In th1. mornings
issue Of The state Journaf. and stgned By seventy
T1A EHA f@ M Va1 h1f anh1 1fY1x
, 1866-10-16
FROM CAMP POINT, ILL.,

Laxxs tRep1blieaa Ga4kertnt-Tellink
R1eeek ef Lieutenant G1veFner HFe%&-
GnAHsweFAble AFE1neuts Axa1nss the
CssH<13>hBsen DsxHa.
tepec1al Despatch to tho Chicago tribunal
CAxr Four, H., October Is.
The Baptist Church was n1lcd this afternoon 10
ovcsfowtpg. to bear tho srceejlcs Of Gcacsal
Hurlhnt and 1teutsnant Gore4no: Bvoss. Aueh
regret WIS expressed that General Hurlbnt, owing
TO dckness In hla tRzai1y. could not b. present.
For two hours the pcop1e listened With great At
teniion to Governor Beozs, cheering his telling
hits ind evidently making hIs arguments thefr
own. that they might confound the Coppe1heads By
them whenever they might meet them The people
.re ee;erm!ned !o nnty he coppe1johnsous 10
hereafter. an satisfied thu, had work CROUCH
been done. and Of the right stamp, ne eoald have
elected both General Irpcneott ard General Case,
that leaving hnt 4 single Eacmb~r to the Copper
heads. As It ,s, look out For greatly decreased
Democratic En>tosi,fes In both districts. This
place il In H1rtipE>s district He u SURF to b
elected b. An trcrtased majority.
, 1866-10-16
FROM ST. PAUL.

RexAsrfs1 eft FenlAn CtrrIe- Sudden Death
-ConxFe1atasaaI Conterenco-Jolnt Dis.
.eanAAA0, &c.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago ItIbunc.1
1T. 1Art, Ainn., October is.
Captain Gnee, Chief orI.nizer FOR Mtauasota.
.oFEnni1ed Fer!sn Circle hers SATURDAY. evening.
There WIS circle here swo OF three ycars aeo>
hut 1t died ont. About forty Joined. aud com.
pany called "corcns2n GuA.da IL 10 he o+r,,.
ixed.
K.T. Friend. City Clerk, died suddenly Last
evening. He was alc< but twenty four bonn.
TneTcnth Annual Congregational conlorsnc,
Terminated tta tesEou 1t Fasihau1t on Saturday
1t decided 10 locate tho Congregational Co1lr.c a.
Norhde1d> Ms.er County. TIE citizens ii taat
tpwL xAre SJl,M0 caah and ffscrn acres Of land.
The En4ted etates Circuit Coutt commence its
ee*ston this morning.
Dick Jones, the Coppr1hcad nominee for Con-
Eress in the First DtsEaet barring lnt!E1alrd that
he would lkc 10 meet hts dya1 on tho srump NJ.
Tludom promptly eenl his list Of ar2o!atmens
and invited him 10 be present Jones announccs
biz 4crep.ancc. Hc y . renegade Republican
he eoufdp t get Office from Republicans lie Was
a candidate far State Senator Il the Republican
Convention In Oiu,t,eau County few weeks ago,
bnt failed 10 EFT II. Hence, these tears.
, 1866-10-16

FROM EUROPE

By Late Forelan Matt&-Purchase Ut IN
IslanA tn the n editerFanean by The UnIted
Rtaies-Comments tho Parts Joarsals q
t1enerai Dix's Recent Appelutmenr-LsFd
tween England aud The Ualtod states.
NV YoRx, Ociober 15.-Ths H<rot1'x corses
poodcnec from '*ncaF ConstAnanople. Ssptem
ber ~, announces the completion Of the pur
na.I station in The Grecian ArchiprIseo, by tho
United etltts Government, and details ii the
earne time The positive interest which the Amerf
en- gcor!e have In tht pFo:ress and solution o.
he, news e Gencra, pix's appointment a.
that be te charged to tsko strong position In mp
port Of The Monroe doct. !nc II applicable TO tho
". Adams, United ssates Minis;err ia London.
having visted1B ,somc Of The Belgian news
pspers state thAi his journey WAS undertaken In
one thea. s1d pounds weish! of gold h.d arr,,-
cd in Ps1a FROM Coeta 1ttca. taken from the nInes
ecneedea to F. E neh e m company and worksl nader
nowspapeE1 ~ that tho cnscr2!aee OF their coun-
uJmcn In Central America will rcconpcnse the
county tor The faiiures in Aextco.
Ticondczoga enjoJcd se3 dfsangutshed rccep.
ton and nIa!kcd attention At the haud1 Of tic
Tutlith authorities In Conetaatrnoplc.
qae9. ..id thiat HI M Ens.aa q a. .ea 9 xn.4e.
aTe both in = position 70 gain m9tuaiiy by fair,
They have really 60 hostle, no opposite tntcscsis.
Cn!tcd, they arc match for the world. while \
quarrel between them would b. fearful injury,
not Only themselves, bnt to The best interests Of
mankind In general"
Latost English sIarActs by Atlantic Cable.
lI1E1soot, Monday October s:
e.y ofn 9 sT n:ls; A'adl'nf upland; ha's sd7aneod
MorE-Ihe Aoney taartst : sl4ehuy nrmer. Con.
, 1866-10-16
!: Card ffon Colonel r. L. DIckey,
OTTAWA, ILL.,, octopcr Is, $50.
rS hi

- article In your paper Of Friday, the 18th
-at. docs injustice to trnth. In answer
to the Loyal League question, aDo you ac-
knoW1edEe that your first and highest ale
ciance is due to the Government Of the
United states," lid not say that held mr.
a. first and highest allegiance to the State in
Fhich lived" NY answer was, In SUBJ
stance, that there were three theories on
that subject; one, that the highest ale
glance Of the. citizen IL due to the
General Government; one that his
highest allegiance Is due to his
StAte-And \ third which held to be the
true theory-thAt tho powers Of the General
Government were supreme with tile limit OF
its constitutional fnnctions-and that the
powers Of the State Government were su-
prcmc within Its constitutional functions.
That the powers Of each government we're
consistent With and could not conc In con.
hlct With the powers OF the other--and that
government within it, constituttoaal
aphcre-wAs equal, co-ordIoate and
not Incompatible, and that, therefore.
neithsr a eonid properly be said to be the drst
did not make application for membership
~ the League, bat went to the ante-room. at
the request Of friend, who Was member,
to hear the preliminary questions, that
might decide whether would go In or not.
did TINS on the ASSURANCE that there was
nothing partisan In the characte, Of tho ~.
soeiation- Alter the conversation in the
anie.room, refused TO enter the lodge.
occurred 10 tho 1odge-room but had 20 in-
tination that / was " accmed unworthy"
Be- just enough to publish this note.
T. LILLE DIcKHr.
, 1866-10-16
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
The London TfmeA Advtaea Tkett Payneu
Its CAErne HeuRnuu far 80 Ha1nr

The f.onduu TfmeA Advises Their Paynent-
Its CsEens HenAaus for Sc DolnF.
ME- foaK, Uctoher 13--The London Hnes Of
me fta pueltncs very remarkable article, ad-
Etsipg tho British Government 10 anleably Adjus&
and then discharge the claims at the United Statca
for damages caueed By The r1vaEes Of The ALI
bau7a 1hc appointment Of An intern atlonal COM
nlsstnn harlEc power Of settle ment and charged
TO deliberate on The rehte and l1ties OF ncut7a1s
tn time Of war r. recommended. The following in
the important passage from the article:
A Rerery one knowF> the Alabama would ne+eT
bare got TO sea bat for the mist inopport3nc Ill
ness Of the Queens Advocate, and lhEs coneiIcrA-
.ior. though II may clcAr the Government tfom
The alleged neglect docs In eonc degree Affect the
upr1l a1peci of tho case. The tose sustained BY
American commerce in consequence may be d1ns-
ntr7 sinf tn}arid. and therefore no ground of L.
cA3 Actiou and Jet 1t may be wise act OF eorrte
y 10 waive the benefit Of this plea. The time
his come when tuch 4 concession ts 10 longer
open TO nut.constEucaou, md wou1d
A. a sponfancous act of good will Al ali events
!here can be noting defogs:osy 70 the honoF OF
Engsand u. o.cg,ng to submit her neutrality laws,
together With those Of the United stalts. 10 re-
vision By u mixed commission. NJ country has
noIe 10 lose By i lax Interpretation o! thcet hwf,
and lustee compels Ms to acknowledge that had
The U Ln3ied Siates Government eonnavea II fhelt
invasion. Tbs FeulAn expedition might have in
hlcted much EIe2,rr mischief on Canada. This
" not hc fnrrotten By P1fll&meul II 1t shonld
pe hettAHef called upon 10 sanction ore.tu7ti
Alabama ctxaEs
, 1866-10-16

70 = ;sse = = ri. i F:es.7 %srs@ Ssss
se.srbnsie II ~ nafro1. mns,.f ses'e of In
be os. RTsnar eo51pss t
eosseo oJ the daily papeIs. The following Inter-
s.unE pAstteulars ~ tasen from the statements
ofts1senSs Ht S.;iS, r NE Te,e saEed:
liz -. 1lenigns sig u oee.n 70 oloW anuf1.9ne,
t1nnnh ~ asy G2ss e. ~, sao shlp !{ing tn TIE
asr nosbsr b.. ,he at s,d sna tsassn1y say
d.55ss': u :seas no ~ . ssse:. so!6hfas .
lsMMI ,.A Lls clIaaea Passenscts OF ne aeep sea
%e e.. ny g .h 1oas 9n1 NE toa q The sp11y
III eepssy 4 m s1eg t9f ,s.s fof
,se ,se .ty ;e G;p . serd
We were now Aooai two hundred aud torty miles
sh, ao1tnesst .! 4aune!a heel aud one hundred md
aaxn % q. .sa not h ~ e until
a. .. h1' ottobeE J, VIC commenced balm. tho
thlp from engine room anu alter cabin, At which
u the et1ength Of frenzy anJ despair. Abont ont
tue Na tt,e9s .na apddes chain GOT cut Of s
atled, iu spllc OF he supeIhuman efforts q: lie
ehel enEt9ec. and bis ase!stants. The Increase at
tns t water in the shsps hold sooa drovc The men
hurricane vas ali 'hls time blowing, with fury
Nnso VIZ iesI!ai: sentnc and appalllne IL The sx.
eabln and nocd the M p.ssenrcss M a.: be- ia aoue
all in his power, aud that the shia
would certainly 90 down. Soma o{
asAittfne in getting TIC boats from he taslenines
10 tho ship. The Captain Wis e1horting The pas
eenKeIB 70 act cool1J. The storm continued to
how! IN the most fearful and depressing manner,
and nov came 4hc most thrilling moment Of our
uJinG une; Ihe Women shIiekiuK GikhunllJ.
Ing their hair, and In many Ways ac.iog more ike
fnnAt1es than bcinee endowed With rra-op Rea-
son n the moment h4d certainly abd.catcd {s
ness had tho poor bcnPs conc to-, The c1en ware
equally as violent, though for such a scene it may
bAse been wo'se. The women colnmcnccd d.
setuog thenselvef OF their Clothing. and uaadly
md ~ndlt planEed Into the foau2ine
sns. never 70 ase 70 ~ suFfaee rsorc- 1hc Cap
IAN snd crew ticd theIr best to pEercnt thle but
to no avail. Despair controlled thelr actions, and
rather than face lingering des.h, many OF them
Voluntarily sought tnat grave which openru viii
sueh frartnl Jaws to receive ttcif yuortaI in
While there fearful scenes wcrc htIuc enacted.
which was about 8 o'clock, i. a., tho ship took
, 1866-10-16
FROM NEW YORE.

CbuIcTn Kepart-The Penfau Sterhena en-
roztu for n. L.a1s-Arrest4 for Forgery
aud Ca1HterfetttnR, dc.
NV XoRk, October lA-E]oten ucW cases OF
CHOLERA were takcr from the steamer Hetseua 10
tho hospital rhip on the 1eth. There were four
dr1ths On The r1h and 14u4 from the BAme disease
on the hospital chip. and nro on the HelssiA,
from The t6h 10 the 18th.
%. . decrt<n Of twenty from The preceding week.
The Feniau Stephens LETT this city today for s.
Louis, on bus1neaa connected with the Fcnlan
movement which he proelalras On foos under h1f
leader ahlu.
3o4Iah Carpentar, 4 commission merchant has
bern a91ested on eha.gc Of fpsrpe1atin4 foEettes
amounting . $3.50. George Eyer aas h%sa u
, 1866-10-16

Facta Relative to the CnAp Of Lauxtiude, the
DesaulttnE french Hankrr-Thc Coutcde-
ration seheme-ArTls41 sf MIutaxr staxrs
import Duties-
kKE feaK, octnbez 1a-A RrdId Montreal
speIal snys: Tho duenneuts frittIye u ina
case Of snran IAmaEinde, tho defaaitine banker'
Nho was aphlted AWAY from the cnstod5 Of III
eof7'st. and ret1Ined 10 the FFoneh auihodfisa
ase 10 b Puhlhhea-
tox chase wa gotten up near Montreal yea
teIdAy. r. which several Americans participated,
4 Bo2loniAn carried o1 The hsr1h.''
oTrAwA, G. ", oeiobe< LA destructive tn
, 1866-10-16

Ed1toTs 1Tabnho:
A the cir md county elections arc eIoso 1t
band, It becomes "a to consider we'll tho qnalid.
cations Of The many Aspirars for public faIoss
The ciuEeIs gene: ally seem to give preserence-
other mes,ts being equal-to those Who faithfully
teE!ed The United sla:es in tho army or navy
during the Late rebellion, over those Who perer
engaged In such service and among our returned
Fctet1ns there ne cnQueston2b1y uauy men Of
worth and integrity who richly deserve much
more distinction than has yet fallen to their lot.
Among ht1e JouF correspondents would beT
leaTr 10 mcnoon Gustav F1cJslcbe1, who ii tho
commcncement Of the rebellion. leaving wife,
little one4& and all that WAS dtxr to Lin on earth
yoa1nterEed ~ an humble pirate soldier to d.
lend the dag Of his adopted country, and enlist
ing In the FoFy-fonrth Illinois infantry, he
achieved reputation to which be r1ay wel1 look
With pride
Yoas correspondents, who were among his com
Iades In arms, can speak trum lhe record.
Fttytlebsn vas present It and participated In
tMenfy-fhfee battles, besides tununcrah1c skir-
mshes, Aud his ZANE appeA:f on the Official re-
cord Ia repeated instances Of sftt4al AonoFublt
snta:ton. During the war he Vas constantly IN
the held, except when bis wounds kept him from
aesse service; Aiihe close Of The var. returning
% dstl li.e. afah'ed by wounds received IN bat
Tic, be lrft azn being crippled, he accepted m
Division Of our ctt1, which position he has d1ed
with fidelity
Arc not such men especially deserving Of pub
ltc t1FoIst Whit eAJA The noul1Atlnr toaHeu-
ttcn-ard Whist Ray the 0uzcnsz
Z. ESon1EpoRFf, WILLIAM II. GALE, EpEAhn
b1Np, Late officers Of the Forty fourth Illinois
ItfnutfY.
, 1866-10-16

oerur:ed yesterday IN rome tcnenc1. houses, the
occupants losing everything.
A full Cabinet meeting will be held tomorrow.
to take tnal action npon the question Of the Con
federation Of the Provinces, and TO giTc i1strue-
tons TO the delegates to England.
MONTREAL, c. f., October l5.-Pcutlon8 To the
Queen 10 defer the Confederation until tic new
Parliament IL called to eette details, particularly
the school question, asn to be extensively e5cn-
lated.
A cargo OF military stores, chiefly Wesley
R5chAfds mnskets and cafbIncs, have hrI1red-
The duly On Imports for The 1Ast three months
arouu&s 10 Il so or, being m !nc1e2sc Of x351 000
over th4 s1ue period last year.
, 1866-10-16
.tlbrr platiilg.
MAaNESIuNY TAN6PE

Eor Tho Magic Lantern; snltAoe- also, for SkAtaux
fefks. Scenic Et@eeta. TAhleau1- DC. ulve ateaAY
Eh Sre4uy superior u power ea1 quality CT
o1m LlEat. Price - AMERICAN NiGSE3IGM
CO.. s LbertJ-tqu1fe, Boston.
, 1866-10-16

Republican MatsrltT At the Recent Eicetfsn
Ahoat 1hiFteen Tbs sAsAnd-Two-Thlras IT
tho LeRtelAtKre -ccurcA-A kelaleF Cnndi.
date Tor Stntc Printer.
1xp1AsAror.E, Ind October 15.-About ons-
kAN The counties hare sent In their onctal Ee<1rns
TO the SetrctA.y Of State. Tho othcrs h.ve been
heard from unotocIaly The majority G,r the UnIon
s,ate Ticket vii not y.y much from lh1rteeu
fhoutand. Il i not II Al improbable that the Re-
t.arGe gains hs.e been made IN this respect
General Daniel Nae1ulcy II out Il the .o1dIcrs'
Colonel Of tie Eleventh Indiana, and /. nov Grand
Commander OF the Army Of the tsepab1c Of this
, 1866-10-16
The London Times on the Paw
ment of the Alabama Claims.
ii GIVES CoaEhT REASONS
FOR A PROMPT SETTLE
MEMT IN FULL.
Rousing Republican Gath
erings Throughout the
State Yesterday.
FROM WASHINGTON,
[speclal Despatch IL the Chicago T1ibnne.

tePe4 @'espa ~ 'ae ~a'e42o 1Hnnne.I
"AsHr@oroh, oeaooeT u.
rAncR1 10 4nn11on TIT. DAvH-FHsRK TILE
hfafoNsf11f1Tf RHaTr.
AZ tae pnouneo correspondence between The
fies1ds nj and the Attorney GeneEal seems inland
ed To mtslead The public IN regard to where tbs
feeronaoints 1cr me continued delay IN the Da-
~ case ano9la sess' 10 proper 70 stats that the
uat - pa'as m.cnt rave ~ takea place a. ~
Gme sineo ~ apsuse' tne government nad
ss 49, ~ Iass a ~ eou,, een.a
.', e4 e9,1', 1o' 'ae purpose ~nhe Fit.
s..s- w .uus1 I4a nsy dosetnot' o. he eoald
na,e ocen 1s'so oeiose inc tareaif Court Of tho
United ssatea BY District 1udge Underwood,
Eho nas he'd Circuit Cont teFms reg
unsy ooHng me Time, subject,
noNc'es' 10 MahAt1 snpes1ssoo and control
Se~ Ao Ae! @o.eta'oeat nAs oeen "atn-
.as".. y no .r rtveiamauon oeeiuS peace sees-
Gn'u tsAe1 s4'oukaou. a. INC otatsss Saiet snauee
~A0se "ua Aseoeate juice "aync n2Fe Deem
1eaoJ ~ Joln tne uAtf!et 'ndees In tho sevtsA
oltuacts "a holding tho Circuit Courts. TheJ
could not Join IN holding them while the military
governments lasted. but hArs been AWAIT willing
:" oo ~ a. soon As nHnafy snpcsFsion and con-
~ ~ saou!o Do aiselalned. Indeed tho
.h'e' 1usoees soon a1tcr the c1ose Of
.ae Mft tesa ot Inc sapFene Court. In
np1u AsI requested the President to tssHe
r1oe'Ameuon, 10 mailer ~" sho7t but DIS
GAINING sneA supervision aud eout1ol BY deelAt-
- -
lns martial law ab:ogated, and the hdoA1S eofpus
restored IN III cases OF Which the United States
LAC ]a1sedieuon' Aad thia boen done he would
' na.e 5o'nea JUDGE caaerWood In holainR the Cir
cur eoatl m ;"aJ LAT since then IN set o. Con-
~ eeo PAsseo Aoouhntns ots Of
inc eHeulu, ana Changing seven
others, ons Of which IL ;Aa. including
'ne Ds1sfe1 oi virginia, bnt making no prosf-
slon 1of new allotment OF the Judges Of The
Soptc"e SouE1 70 tne nc" Circuits. This makes
thodty to hold N. rl,~1;t ro+,.+. 49, s,+ .~,'s ~
nf.,,1.+ I1sns. T., hs,SI- ~ o.. WV sne
u.sue. saoEee Ii noIoin2 then' But 1t does not
aaect II III the authority Of tho Distinct Judges
to hold them, The ctttafs viii be hrld at pirh,
nond fn November ~ Irdn. r1,a,~~..a ~,
-, ss.s.,s' ~ ~uuk' eaeea "ood' Ano
WI! Qououcss W any cases which the Govern
raent may bring before Il.
..,r, - --r.X.
- - s'. NNn''
e'" tcec'tso ~ tue t'mm16sloDcf OF the
dcne1A Land onaee. thow't that during September
sl1 thousand TWO hundred ard uinetecu aefo. oa
publie lsnda xnrs di.noaca If Al Drovr, T.o1nr..
ao a.. thor..na - =, t.,,n+n, es..sa, ~S'v
80. -. ~ ~ - ~ ~ t1,n, A1s.oust aao
tg3n.
1orns RI rr7x u,e7ox p.rr1,r n,rno,n
snctrt,- M,fs111,rh ...tsss..t. t.-. u
~ "saso ooaas 70
-, s'rH ~"oe"' ~ 1's oanofsa aaa H11 thousand
oo!lafa 10 Inc Union Pacific Railroad Company.
be having been nou6ed ofthe completion OF the
scycuth eectipn Of thai raft,,.d ~b,rh h.1,,z. a.
western termiuus Two hnud.ca 49, 49,. s.,,.s ~