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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
PrRsosAL-DEpAa1rRR OF PRor. HuenEs

EUROPE c. Hughes NJ d. OF the Medical De
patrne Mt Of State University one OF the Vice res
dents American Medical Association and Delegate OF
that Association TO British Associations for the Promotion Of
Science the Provincial Medical Association OF Great Britain
Medical Society Of Paris and suoh other scien
c bodies In Europe "a may be affiliated with the American
Medical Association has been stopping with his family at the
Metropolitan ote for few days. and In company with Pro-
ssor Chaplain OF the Institution, sailed LOT EuroDe
SATURDAY.. on board tho Caledonia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
Memoranda.

before reported ashore Lllomms tcu shoa has
and stripped OF sails and runnrs
rigging bel Il
pump.
gehr Compton from Tunton or Philadelphia put into New
the morning Of the 9hi when on
Fire Island heavy blow split sail. and eas She pro
ceeded TO Fall River morning OF llth. for repairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
WhaIers.

Ship Alfred Gibbs Jenning, New Bedford on Ian Ground
IN her. 20 bbls. 81. Of ell told
bari John li0w.snd. Nhedeu New Bedford kswshs
Of California with 20 bill. wt OIL
Bari Violation Ills new Bedford Bakers Island
Jan. n, clean. =. -,
I Roscoe New Bedford Honolulu March % bad
20 bbls. %. oil a.,
Bari Cieone New Bedford Tacshusuo April with
bb Oh al told HID tsieu So within the last three month";
tookls bbl. VII oil the Arctic Ocean last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

Oswroo May Flour unchanged, wbsst @ Sosh ~
No. Miwautee Club held at ~ lo ssss ~ 81 iloOo busA
Mixed western TO arrive q 6sc Canal mss ~ "a Ksv.
Flour CO.,, Wheat loo. Coz ete. RJe 70" WV
Hark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board of Counca men.

STATED SESSION. Friday, May II, 1856
fO-yfciAII 2oclock . }
The Board met Pursuant adjournment their Chamber No 10
CRY Hall
Prr,eat-J Wilson Green ESQ., President and the following mem
bets.
Counenen Flynn Roster, Watts Maoksy Tyns Roberts Pull
man snd ieick-8.
quorum their at roll call the Board was
a. stgd edo.fned until Monday inst at O'Clock
EDWIN NJ. HAGERTi. Clert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

Hrpsos COUNTY CoURT-PRsoSERs ARRAiGsED.-
The Grand Jury Of Hudson County which hes Just eoncudso
il. session found 10 bills of Indictment three OF "hen were
against parties for maintaing nusances III '"o sn'o
and bone.bong establishments on sau
day quite O number o. persons were arTaieneu s, Ms
Redle and associate Judges Chambers and Srses AZ
jacob Erwin. saughter-house nuisance IN At,-,r,
blended not guilty aud held bail III sSOo iot TIM. ai,n
Iitgin boneboing nuisance in Hudson Cityi p,sr n
aud allowed week to remove the esaDhsnme -; 5oo
Arbucke bono boiling nuisa nee; not guilty anu eu I,
bonds 70 appear for trial Oscar IL Wbe atrocou ,.ar
and battery; not guilty. John Stiuer. WiAaui ~
James Rohan Come Wright Edward Hobson atrociVu' 90
sapl, and battery guilty Robert DAWSON james
Thomas Moran, John Madden James Greey, smss i,r
ston John Farwcl and Patrick Murphy (boys TOT peaAs
iail; not guilty Martin Carroll, Christopher '" Shtuei,
suit ard battery; guilty. Henry Newton "
Office refusng to serve warrants guilty. Peter while
assault and battery; guilty. Edward Tucker DreaAlns
with intent; guilty Edward Carney indecent eApoue
NOT guilty Patrick Carr assault and battery guilty eI
man Keister assault and battery not guilty. he'na
Renter false Imprisonment and assault and battery OF ne
persons; not guilty. John Striker. larceny; gun.y'
Michael Cunning CHAM Hugh MCGOWAN, Patrick Garretty.
Carrot BALDWIN John Peters and Jas Stack. one ndctmeh
for riot two for atrocous assault and battery one for resisting
an oce and assault and battery him. aud one for assault
and battery Antoine Decauld breaking with INTENT guy
Holm Mcdonald larceny; guilty. Robert Wiley, breaking
with intent guilty John Ryan, breaking with incn not
n;itv addison jackson Henry Thompson iarceny guilty
Oscar Cerper three indictments for attempted rape nor
Thas Ring breaking with intent, not guilty James dawes
larceny not guilty Augustus Schralder grand aceny no'
guilty John Stalker Joseph Leonard assault ana oaeiy
not onilty Jacob DE Vres grand larceny guy bruset
Norton larceny not guilty The criminal csehaa VIII w
taken up on Wednesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

FORTRESS MONROE Saturday, May u, 1850.
The steamship Worcester from Liverpool for Balsmcs
IA DAYS out spoken by the steamship Rapdan on nse
way from New-Yor to Norfolk the afternoon Oh ~
Worcester had struck upon shoal crppng ersngins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
The Gettysburg MsnuDew - The Cs.ssses
Awarded.

HARTFORD Saturday, Nay II. lss&s
TIE Coayont this morning that the contreco
for constructing the Gettysburg monument has oeea
awarded TO its designer James PATTERSON, ESQ., OF tnn
cty The monument is TO cost 80, 900.
Mr. PATTERSON designed and built the Worth monumsaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

CALroRyrA DOC LAVA new law has been passed in
California for the better protection Of sheep by taxing
dogs. Every man who keeps one male dog must pay 81
for every additional one, g. and for every female dog 81
and all Assessors are required 10 inquire diligently AFTER
the ownership Of everY member Of he canine race. One
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
The Ire, M.uders STRIKE In Toy.

Troy, n. Y. Saturday Nay 10. 1858
The Iron Molders strike in this place, when g.
menced some siI weeks since, is now st Al end the
Sund Nv having gone to work to-day. There hss been
cou,yxomise between the men and employers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

COMMON PLEAS-SrEcIAL TERx-MAr i2-Beiore Judge
tARDOZO.
DECISIONS.
TV b. Kennedy, receiver, &c, agt. Jas. Goss ct
al-See memorandum with clerk
Orlando Alexander agt JAS SPHINX ct a-Motion derhedi
Go costs TO abide event
William Maekay agt Ludolph A. Fugrof.-Moton
granted; o. costa to abide event
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

good feature Of the law that whoever harbors dog must
stand good for the All attempts at evasion OF tax
doubles H. and every untaxed shall be killed Killing
dogs no murder ii found without an owner, upon vow
premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

tce JOSEs.
DECISIONS.
Jesse A. Candah agt. Daniel A. Washburne.
Motion granted and referred TO ST. Clair Smith ref
cree 20 take accounting. &C. go
Thos Hickey sg Thos. Keenan,. Motion granted, without
costs.
Jas Brevoort hgt The T. s. Patent Banking Co Jas
Coles IT, ngt. H. X, Smith. Motions granted. ~, .
Michael Boand sgt Maria McGinn Notion granted WIN
out costs on terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

Arrived. SUNDAY, May -.

Steamship. Arsro Boru. Eta. The Queen Caledonia sarsso
Union Alabama Monterey. H. LVEsstOn
Missouri Ggs.e Teliaif H.teras, Valley City Nissafa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME eoURT-CnABERs-MAr lo.-Beiore Justice
BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
In re- Zeno Burnham, an imprisoned debtor. Let
the the property &C. Of Burnham be postponed unI
after argument and decision OF the General Term
Fdvard X McIlvain art j. W. Butler Motion granted
John Cornwall agt. CHARLES Culver a. Motion denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

SERIOUS AccIDENT.-About o'clock on Saturday
afternoon as q oarman named Michael Finn OF No. 2i3 East
Thirty fourth.st York backing up to the onteu
toehouse near the Cunard Dock Jersey City man
Patrick Farrell was caught between the cart ana Du
n@ and Sustained bad fracture Of the leg lie was con
yeyed to his residence No. IA Steuben-st "here ne was
tended by DIR. Olcott, jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED THEA boy 10 years
Of age named Jerome Rappeyea arrested by Detective Nc
Donoueh was taken before Recorder Msrtndae OF Jersey
City on Saturday charged with having stolen con
siderable quantity Of cigars tobacco and meerschau pipes
itfod f,rt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
NEWLY COMMISSIONED OFFICERS OF THE N. G.

NEWLY COMMISSIONED OFFiCBRS OF THE NJ W. D.
n Y-The following officers commissioned in the
National Guard Of the State OF NewYork during the week
ending May g. 1850:
Third R..imen OF Inn.ryCh., Msreux Second Lieutenant
NAV l. 1866 vice l.. Deitsch resigned
Iniantry-Lew Nichols Captain April 96
1866 vice Underh resigned Joseph H. Coss First Lieu
FSan Second Lieutenant April &C. lf6 vice Joseph H. CoTs' pro
NOTED.
ant a. 1856 vice d. C. Boworth, resigned VIM MARTIN
sscond March a. 1865 Graf promoted Joseph
e Anoore, Captain howizsr battery April 2e 1885, vice f.
. Hotchkiss resigned $50 -, v,.
Lieutenant April 20 1866 cause Of vacancy not gven
third Regiment Of ni.nryDsvd W. Barte Captain Apr
1886 vice William w Bulkey ressnsd John r. Davis rns
Lieutenant April 1866 vice G. A. Mcfarland re'sned eniy
simmonds Second Lieutenant April 1866 wee j. DAVIS pro
noted Richard L. Stafford Captain April 1909 vice Ausu'uA
Seventy Ih Regiment Of Infn.ry-ssbn Pierce Captain
April 1856 vice L. Perry resigned freeman
Firs, Lieutenant April 1866 vice h. r. smith fessneo byron
Second Lieutenant April 1900 VICE r. schemsrnoth pro
Ninety sixth Regiment OF InfAntryAusg Neuss oasrterss
Aprl ~, 1906, vice, L. Francke, resigned
TESTIMONIAL TO COLLECTOR SMYTHE-On the oc-
oasion OF Mr. leaving the duties Of President OF the
Central National Bank. the clerks Of that establishments
begged his acceptance Of elegant godmouned waking
cane made specially by Messrs Tiffany beaSns suitable
inscrpton Mr. Richard b. Connolly made the presentation
acting on behalf Of his associates In brief address, wherein
bo honed that Mr. Smyhe would b fsctous In his rela
,ons with bis employees he hsd been with those OF the
bank Mr. Smyhe. in reply spoke kindly OF his relations
vim ,hose from whom he scoepted fstteng mark OF
snet aud that no should always be glad to do
In bis power 70 sdvaass tAer prosperity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
SURROGATE'S COURT-MAr H. Before Surrogate
TUCKER.

During the past week the Surrogate has admitted to
probate the wills OF the following named persons:
Conrad Schaefer Patrick s Hector John L. Schiefein
Pauline L. Morgan, Patrick Murphy Henrietta Hail. Manuel
jos de Punaryo Eliza aJohn Smell and Bridget
Herman None Of the above wills contain bsqussts Of
public IMPORTANCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
11ori- Uaroen's Nciire.

STATE NHwYoRx
PoRT- WAEDEsG OFFICE. No. 20 Nipam-stj
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with SEQ
~ ton Of passed April H. 1857 entitled An Ao, 70 Re
ora.uz. the WArdens tho Port OF New forr TO all
sons interested having chso Of the susei msef Of such
inquiry survey that the following vs"- are now
uu. the Pom Wsdsns that the said
completed within days next succeeding this
mot on board said vessels:
Steamsh Zodiac. T. ~
Steamship JOrsich
Ship Star OF the W - T.
Bsrk Woodruff RObnsons
Albert.
Mary ns.....
Brig Col. W
Schr Inpudencs. ffehuees
Schr 1. l.. C0fdery :. Ihofnp.on.
MlNTHORHE TOAPkIEs. PTssidsat
4 Ara,s HyRRnls Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Sun .......T.o9 Moon Rses..''.
DAT "a,
Sandy Hook Gov. Island. .8.23 Hell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

Cleared.
sxssupsAls Etna 7ibhstx- Lvsrsool J. O. DLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NETWORK .......Msy Il
The national Republican., 1866-12-27
ripnucisI Panic I'm Havana.

NEW YoRK, Dec 26.-The steamship Moro
Castle arrived with later news from Havana.
The financial panic still prevails to an alarm
ing extent. The $l0,000,000 of gold ex-
ported from Cuba during the last six months
had caused an extreme scarcity Of circulat-
ing medium, md there was run on the
banks. The Banco do Bassier, or Grocer's
Bank, suspended specie payment on the goth
On the presentation Of check for $3.50, 900.
The remaining banks, excepting the Bank
Espangnola, which is q Government bank,
also suspended The run on this bank isvery
heavy, and as the crowd cannot be paid in
bank hours numbers for priority are given
applicants for the next day. The cashier
pays in silver and small gold to gain time,
trusting to the action Of the Government to
allay the panic.
A meeting of the merchants and other cap,
italists have resolved to appeal to the Cap
tain General for decree authorizing the
Spanish banks to redeem only $4,000 each
day of its own notes; to pay checks in notes
also to issue bills to the amount OF $S,OO0,'
900, including S5,5OO,OOO it has already is
sued. The decree to be in force four months.
The national Republican., 1866-12-27
COLLAPSE OF CrinOline.

The disappearance Of crinoline in New
York city is getting to be q serious matter.
The subject is Of SO much importance that it
is no longer discussed by the Locals"
among the city items" or the mere "Jen-
kinses in the general news columns, but is
disni6od by tho ohiof oditnrs in the Metro
politan newspapers. Since Congress ad-
journed the sedate, passionless edtor-n-chief
of the New York Times has promenaded
Broadway and, according to his own state
ment below, has "grati6ed" his masculine
eyes" with a sight Of the new fashions
meat trim dresses" moderate in size,
gracefully brief" and pre-eminently pi.
quant." Hear the editor of the Times:
"No one who promenades Broadway now
a-days will doubt that the long-foretold, long
delayed collapse Of crinoline has at last
come to pass. 1t is visible to the most care
less observer, and has proof in our fashona
BILE ladies as they march along The i'm
mense circumference Of skirt and sweep o.
train that came in vogue dozen years ago
and have been expanding and lengthening
ever since, until recently, ore now things o.
the past. In their stead masculine eyes are
now gratifcd by neat, trim dresses, at once
moderate in size gracefully brief, and pre-
eminently piquant We believe that those
who have experience in such matters, oil
make them study, admit that. in point o
taste, convenience and comfort, the presen
style is far superior to that which it has su
perceded, and it is said that in the estima
ton of ladies there are other consideration
favorable to the diminution Of scope that ha'
taken place. But these are mysteries be
yond newspaper ken, and not to be spoker
Of lightly by the uninitiated. 1t would b'
madness to hazard an opinion as to how lont
the new order of things will remain supreme
But we expect, long ere we die, to beholt
again in Broadway the flowing immensitie
of feminine glory which have appeared ant
reappeared in every generation since tn
mighty Bess strode through the world in he
gigantic ponderosity."
We should like to know from some Of ou
lady contributors JENNY WREN, for instance
what the "other considerations" are, allude'
to above, so favorable to the diminution o
scope" We can think Of one that is not
mystery beyond newspaper ken" it
economy-a very important consideration.
The national Republican., 1866-12-27
Parepa in Chicago.

Mr.. BArEMANs great musical company is
carrying Chicago by storm. The spacious
Opera House is nightly thronged with the
most elegant audiences ever assembled
within its walls" says one Of the leading
journals Of that city.
Speaking Of PAREPA, the reigning queen
of song, the Chicago Tribune says:
"Parepa gave samples of her quality in
three different styles Of music-opera, ora
torio, and ballad, and, Of course, was the
victim Of repeated encores. The air from
" Der Freischutz," und oh die tvolke, was sung
with remarkable deicacy and purity, and to
this she replied with the grand air from "'The
Creation"-"With verdure cladp-the best
rendering of this great descriptive air we
have ever heard. In the second part Of the
programme Parepa treated the audience to q
perfect fusilade Of English ballads. The
charming air, Sing, Birdie, Sing" was fol-
lowed by an encore, for which "When I've
nothing else to do" was given. This ballad
created a perfect .furore, and Parepa was
called out again and again, each tim g bowing
her acknowledgements and mutely asking tC
be excused. The audience would take nc
excuses, and for the third time she appeared
when round upon round Of applause greeted
her. No vocalist upon the Chicago stage
ever received such an ovation"
Will not some one Of our managers favor
the people of Washington with a short en-
gagement of PAREPA in opera? We have
no doubt that Mr.. BArENAs will omply.
The national Republican., 1866-12-27
Walls Opera House.

Mr.. CHASFRAU never acted more to his own
credit and to the satisfaction of his audiences
than he is now doing at BERRY & Walls
Opera House. The reason lies in the excel
lent support he receives from WALLS star
company, and the perfection Of the scenery,
properties and general setting forth Of his
pieces upon the stage.
Tonight he makes his last appearance in
his great specially Of Sam" and tomorrow
night he takes benefit in the characters Of
"Solon Shingle" and "Jerry Clip"
The national Republican., 1866-12-27
CHRlSTMA As.

The great religious festival which sends its
brightness around the Christian world on the
anniversary Of our Saviour's advent illumi.
mated the capital Of the country with its &c.
NAL and quickening influences. The weather
was charming for the season, having changed
from dark and sulky rain drizzle to sunny
and brisk atmosphere, such as winter butter
flies delight to hutter in. The streets pre-
sented an unusually quiet appearance, as
most of our citizens devoted themselves for
the day to the church and the freside. Our
policemen, who are ever vigilant, made but
few captures, and those were mainly OF per-
sons who were enjoying themselves too much.
People with well-balanced minds, after at,
tending church, remained at home in fun
companionship with dead ducks turkeys,
and all the concomitants OF an old-fashioned
Christmas celebration. In the evening the
theatres and various other places Of amuse-
ment were crowded by throngs Of happy
looking spectators, oil Of whom had evi.
IDENTIFY arisen short time before from q
bounteous dinner. The juveniles seemed to
enjoy the occasion with their usual zest, and,
as far as we can learn, did not succeed in
annihilating the optics Of any of the nervous
old ladies and gentlemen who stand in such
mortal terror Of miniature pyrotechnicsY
At the various churches appropriate religious
services were held, and eloquent discourses
delivered, of an unusually impressive char
acter. The decorations were especially at
tractive, and were duly appreciated BY larg'
audiences.
The weather was just about cold enougl
to give one ravenous appetite fer his Christ
mas dinner, but the unwarrantable expecta
tions INDUCED in by some Of sleigh ride
were doomed to DISAPPOINTMENT The dis
appointme t was tempered and assuaged
however, by the reasonable anticipation o
good skating on the new skating park OF
New Yeur's day.
The national Republican., 1866-12-27
so,rss Litter.ir. ct Musicals.

Madame Busl's seminary for young ladies pre-.
ssntsd last Friday evening an array Of beauty,
talent and fashion but rarely squallsd In the M.
tional metropolis. The occasion was sosr~ Hits.
rairs It muneais given BY Madame Busls pupils
and friends. The programme opened with the Lord .
Prsysr which was ohantsd BY the school In . truly
effective style. After this followed rseitstions In
English, German, French and Spanish, intsrspsrsed
with vocal and instrumsntL music The comedy
Lies Riooohsts," by Emil souvsstor, was .dui.
rably performed By the amateun Of the sohool.
Misses Bradley, Coyle, Gulstt, Barney, Mshan.
and Miss Harrington The musical department Of
tho school exhibited much taste and precision. II
was . matter Of general regret that Madame Nal.
lard, who has charge Of the French class, and
wherein that lady displays uncommon abilities,
could not participate in the festival in conssqusnes
Of position. Among the distinguished visitors
At the Institute were noticed the Hon. Senator
Doolittls and family, Chief Justice Chase, General
Dent, Mr. Chew, Of the State Department., the
Rev. Mr.. Gurlsy, and others. The entire sntsr.
tainmsnt proved complete success. Miss Dsls'
field, as Marie Stuart, created much attention. An
exquisite toilet decorated that young lsdy.-Naf'
InfsHigsnea.
The national Republican., 1866-12-27
Pen, Pencil. and Scissor

feus EemClls anu BChpSVfbs
TnE Louisville pork packers kill no more
hogs and pack no more pork on Sunday.
SATAN always finds some work for idol
hands to do.
GKS. BASIL DrKEs History Of Morgan's
Cavalry will be published this month In volume
OF about Ave hundred pages
A WHALE, 70 feet In length, was cast
Ashore on the coast Of Kintyrs, Scotland, on the
2eth ult.
We miss the ks in the Richmond Eram-
,nr.- Bottom Pon.
Thst's b. ks Pollard has isft.-ModiL Tins'
ONE Of the editors Of the Jackson Miss J
Clarion announces History Of Gen. Humphrey .
Rebel Brigade, from its organization to its dis.
bsndmsnt.
The wife Of Senator Conness, Of California,
died at the residence Of her parents In MeHsnry
county, Illinois, on the 9th Of November In the
44th year Of her age.
A WRITER in the Rockville (Md.) Sentinel
suggests Cen. Grant for President and Gen Lee
for Vice President Of tho United States, to be run
as tho National Union candidates.
IT is understood here that the Leland
Brothers have leased the Delavsn House at Albany,
for ten ysars from the ls Of next May, at rent Of
So, 900 per year.
Gov. CURTIN has signed the death warrant
Of James Haddopp, alias Frederick Haddopp,
fixing Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1867, for the day Of exc
cution. Hsddopp was convicted Of the murder ol
Julius woghsl.
The Dutch Gap Canal, it is said, will soon
be among the things that were. Tho owner Of The
farm through which II Is cut, finding that hs can
not get at portion Of his land in any other way
has fed up one end Of the canal In order TO make
| . causeway.
A AvERDIcr Of 81, 800 has just been obtainet
against the Second Avenue Railroad Company
New York, in the Supreme Court, Circuit, for th'
negligence Of q conductor. The action wss broush
by widow to recover the sum Of IS, 900. under th
provisions Of the statute OF this State for njuris
which resulted in the death Of her husband.
LIEUT. MAGE, Of the French navy, recently
read before the Geographical Society In Paris
narrative Of his travels into the interior Of sens
gambia. He mentioned that he met in q villsg
which Mungo Park records hs visited. an octogs
marian negro, who remembered to have seen IN hi
earliest youth q white man, but white man wh
must have been extremely poor for be made hiI
no present.
An act has been passed by the Georgi
Legislature, and signed by the Governor. providin
that all property Of the wife at the time Of h'
marriage, whether real or personal, or chooses
action, shall be and remain her separate propsrt,
and that all property given to. Inherited or acquire
by the wife during ooverture, shall vest In and b
long to her. and shall not be liable for the paymer
Of any debt, default or contract Of the husband.