The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-23

state OF North Carolina or the Confederate States
srmiss or Of the United States for offences committed
against the criminal laws Of the State Of North Carolina
A Rumor Denied.
A rmor that the President had issued an order
abolishns all military commissions for tho trial Of citi
zens and persons not in the military service Is author
tativeiy denied this evening
Revocation Of Exequaturs 81 Consular
Ohiccrs Belonging to the States Recently
United To the Crown Of Prussia.
The President has issued his letters patent revoking
tho exequaturs Of Consuls accredited 70 Hanover
Hesse the Duchy Of Nassau and the other States which
by the DEGREES OF have been united the crown
Prussia Inc proclamation roads as fo,iows:-
ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United States Of
America-To all whom It may concen:-
Whereas, exequaturs were heretofore issued to the
following named persons At the dates mentioned and for
respectivey:-Of the kingdom OF Hanover, OF the
Electorate Of Bess. Of the .Duchy OF Nassau
them FREQ Q enjoy unctioas power and privileges under
the said exequa,nrs, viz:-For the Kingdom Of Han
July 2s ls4s Otto Frank Consul a San Francisco Cal
issns Ia, January q 1858: kaufman = Muller. Con-
G Baur, Consul y Charleston, s. G., April
a 1850; Ad o. 1,oS Sssling Consul General ..
Boston, November 8 1888; Francis K Holman. Consul
q Chicago July %, 1854 Carl C. schoi.Ier, Consul at
o ssSs9sss ss IL i nsss. VIA
hams, Consul at MiiwAnkee, wis, October !,
ossaS., AG1pn ss Meier asss 81 Ios NO.
Consul q Cincinnati, Ohio October 20 1854; werner
Electorate Of Hesse Theodore Wagner, Consul a. CAL
weston, Texas, March 1897; clamor Friedrich Hoye
Dresel Consul ut BALTIMORE. Nd, September %, 1854
FRIEDRICH Kusns, Consul i, q New York, September
leans oc,oSsr rs isss cCn as d. neg Co,Sr
ct Cincinnati, Ohio, October 20, 1854: Robert Barth
Consul at s. Louis, No.. April Il, 1856 CT helms,
for me unea State New York, November IS, 1855;
' Ne" % a. s ss?'S soons Goasaa
s.. nr;:afsl; .' As.i ass; c., q Siss::
eohsn, september ~ Iss4 otto cas Consul for Mas
Consul for the STATE Of Ohio October DO 1894 Robert
a.
Louis No., ssD:on1sI so 1881; A Z: Williams, Consul
Carl Adas, Consul for ohio and indiana October 20,
3, 1886 and who, the said countries namely The
kingdom Of Hanover the electorate Of Hesse the duchy
Of Nassau. aud the City Of Frankfort have, IN conse-
quencc Of tho late between Prussn and Austria boon
united TO the Crown of Prussa whereas his Majesty
the King OF Prussia has requested Of the President Of
consequences Of the before rected premises b revoked
Now therefore, these presents do declare that the
and that the exequaus heretofore granted Thorn
hereby declared to be absolutely null and void from this
day forward
In testimony whereof have caused these letters to be
made patent, and the seal Of the United States Of
America to be thereunto affixed
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington this
nineteenth day OF December in the year OF Lord
thousand eight hundred and sixty six and Of the
United STATE: q America The ninety, arst ,,
Hy Tho p,,s3S,55. '1'ss;~-' tNpHS" 'oaNsoN
wmnAM u. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
Decision in the vuicanized Rubber Case.
Chief Justice Cartier gave his decision IN the case Of
Josiah Bacon against Thomas G. Hills and HeEfy Good
year against " A. Daily to-day. In these cases the
complainanaa-the former being the OF the Cum
mings patent and the latter OF the Goodyear patent
ask for injunction enjoining the defendants from
using vrcanized rubber for making artificial gums and
plates for teeth. The Chief Justice denied
the injunction In theu nrst case, and granted
temporary injunction in the second case subject to
m0al at any time when the parties shall give
bic securities for the payment Of the complainant for
such use az they may mako Of It. .---~..
The DecisiQp in the sliIlisan Case.
The Cabinet s decided that the decision Of the su-
preme Court In the Milgan case must be recognized
sustained and obsycd in good faith by all parties.
PERSONAL.
ExPresdent Baez, Of Sc. Domingo. is In Washington
TO return the visit recently paid TO him by Mr. Seward
but having since bcen superseded the presidency the
Secretary Of State declines TO receve him officially
though he may be the recipient of kind attentions per-
sonslly.
daughter Of the Hon. Reverdy johnson is 70 be
married TO Mr. Kerr, wealthy lawyer Of Baltimore.
Prince Cherisoun, Of Russia, returned North TO-
day after 9 brief visit to Washington.
Relief for the Greeks In CANDIDA.
DR.. Howe, whose generous efforts in his early life
secured American assistance TO the Greeks in their
Of Independence proposes to send out ship with pro-
visions for the relief Of tae creeks in Gambia II sucent
amount OF donations secured to that cifoct.
The Whiskcy Tax.
Mr.. George Sennott, Of Boston, la to argue DO.
fnre the Supreme Court week involving the ques.
ZION "ne'~sr the United States or cannot exact
license from dsIni-- n retail dealer In State where
the sale Of liquor is prohibited by law.