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couaI cAlEspAa-Ials DAY.

sufRENE CouRr-CIRcun Part Nos 1888 1886,
1857 1885, 1891 1893 1899, 1901, 1903 1905, 1907. 1309
1871, 1919, 1917 1872 1921, 1928, 1925, 1927 Part .
Nos 1882 1916 1880, 1885 i4ii 1888, 1912 l6tJ, 1850
1862, 1854 1885, 1885, 1860 1852 1864 1896 b6s, 1870
1872. Part 3-Nos 1869, 6S5 PAT 245. $50 1861, 5l9,
2o4 105l l144 1172 1884 il9o 1914 los 7so Il2s 541,
597 1895
SrrREME CoURr-sPEcrAL IERM-D murrer No 10.
Issues of Law and Fact Nos lis 20 i35 inclusive l41
SutRrME COURT -CaAMBERs. IL ~, 3s, 43, 45,
46, 81, 63, 65. Is. "a Call commences at No s5
SUPERIOR CorRr-TRIAL TeyM--Part l--Nos 1921,
27sl 2769 2771 1889 2o31 2933 2643 2605 247l 2ol3
2725, 1923, 2t33 29i9 Part 2-Nos 2sls 1882 29s4
el0 300s, 3l5S, 20ls 2050 2o70 SolS s1i $685. So7o
SOFA, 1874.
COMMON PLrAs-TRIAL TERN Part mos. 239, 4s4,
5l 49, $780, 5s9 $40, 37s. 45s 52, 3i6 30i 1884, 500,
5SS. Part 2-Adjourned to Friday,
MARINE CoURT-TRAL TERN Nos Is, 10, 49, 2l, %
c5, 27h 2s4, 20, g. 81 to IS.
SuRRooATE's CoURr-Wills OF Forrnan. NJ. Lang
ton, Henry Hyman, J. Abranams, w. Keegan, j. Fair
banks, Francis A. Cannon, Lewis Mead, II. Dolson,
admins ration, Henriques, administration.
CRY CoURr, BRooKLyN.-Nos. Il TO %, iuclusve, 2t
to 40, inclusive, and II.
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uuIRAefs ~ IEyAs.

Flakes Galveston Bu,etin Of February "a publishes
authenticated statements Of outragcs Union men in
Leon county, Texas. Among others s the followng:-
MIDDLETON, Leon County, Texas Feb 20, 1867.
John n Potts OF the county OF Houston and state
OF Texas and United states Commissioner for the West
e district Of said State, having visited the plantation
OF Mr. Green K Cessna, which was occupied by some
freedmen In his absence and there found the most hor
rihle sight tnat my eyes ever beheld His dwelling
house. together with all his household furniture and
several cabins outhouses burnt 70 ashes; one
murdered so near the house that his clothes
burned; q little boy, ten years Of age, burned 70
ashes; and two freedmen were shot land the pnyscans
say mortay wounded at tho time, by three law.
lees desperadoe one OF whom claims TO be resident Of
Leon county and the other two claim be residents OF
Kaufman county win further certify that believe
fhe arm or the civil law TO be too short 70 apprehend
and bring those persons 70 Justice owing 70 the great
prNudice that exists towards the freedmen and Union
men OF this section II s true there are many who do
do not countenaucs this horrd act; bat they have
already disqualified themselves jurors by Witnessing
the scA ne and BY openly expressing themselves i
would ther stats that for the security Of the cednen
and loyal white men, and 10 prevent further ouragcs o
like charac,er by the hands OF those murderers and
house burners, small force Of United States soldiers
greatly needed In this section A fow cavalry would
strike terror 70 these prowng murderers and house
burners Nt JOHN II. POTTS
TOR, Leon county. v NUMFrft f#..
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BR0oKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Exchange Of Waliabout Lands.
The Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen met yesterday after
noon Alderman Fisher in the chair
The oply important matter brought up Of tho
exchange Of wallabout Bay lands with tho government
The committee 10 whom matter referred submit
ted report in reference their negotiations, which
showed that the government would convey 10 the city
strip OF land $40 feet wide on the east side OF Washing
ton avenue and extending from Flatbush to the
canal, or Hospital creek For this the city was to
vey 70 government piece o. land recently conveyed
by the government city, which begins the west
side Of Washington avenue, l,5ls feet inches
from Flushing ,a avenue thence % nSFsn sa s. % dc
TO the Westerly side Of Washington avenue thence along
said westerly line south nine degrees thirty minutes
west TO The place OF beginning That the city OF
BROOKLYN shall proceed basin said strip
of laud extending from the canal to Flushing avenue
OF sufficient depth Of water to admit vessel drawing
tweye feet At he and ten feet at the terna
tion Of the basin at all times OF the tide the side walls
Of the basin be constructed Ia substantial manner;
city of Brooklyn to engage that building OF any
kind shall be erected Washington avenue, the
strip OF land above described That the Unted states
nances Tor their purposes OF dockage city shall
keep the wharves and docks in good repair and the
United States for sixty feet east Of the strip Of land,
The above was approved the committee stated by the
Bureau Of Yards and Docks subject 70 the decision Of
the Secretary OF the Navy.
The report was the subject OF a lively debate.
Alderman Bliss said he thought the negonation might
be made without the payment Of the $4,000
Alderman WHITING said tho committee Of the
opinion that the matter might be arranged that the
$40 900 could be stricken out; and he wished under
stood that the committee did not recommend the pay
meut Of this amount
Alderman O'KxrE looked upon tho matter as beng
one Of grea! importance 70 parties owning land that
L. but serious matter TO the city, II would cost
large sum, AFFECT the taxpayers and he could
the Board 40 iato Committee Of the Whole.
Alderman Bls said that II would be an advantage 70
~ a,d:,.n C.sunv said the frst question which ove,,t
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BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.
United States District Court.
Before Judge Benedict.

Before Judge Benedict
The Grand Jury appeared in court yesterday afternoon
shortly after four o'clock and after presenting
ber of indictments, discharged for the sew
era called up, but rs the defendants did not
appear their bonds declared forfeited The court
then adjourned. aFNt
United States Conmissioners' Court.
Before Commissioners Newton and Jones.
man named Charles Wakefield taken before
Commissioner Newton yesterday morning, charged with
carrying the policy business, without paying the
special tax required by law Wakefield pleaded not
guilty. and gave bonds in the $500 10 appear
the 10Th inst for examination Several other cases OF
parties charged with ici,iy dst'ling whiskey were
called up and adjourned until different periods. Ep
Urited States u.s. Jacob D,aermeu ond Charles Ker-
cher.--The defendants charged with receiving
brbcs while acting as keepers over the distlery OF
Michael Burns in Commerce Richard street. which
se,zed by the authorities somo time since IL Is
charged that in consideration of these brbes they left
the place and In the meantime number of barrels Of
whskey which had been placed under seizure was
removed from the premises They were held 10 await
the action Of the Grand Jury by Commissioner Jones
Court Of Sessions. e.
Before Judge Dkeman and Justices Hoyt and Voorhees,
The People Alerandsr KcFariGad and Patrick
ConreH prisoners we're indicted BY the Grand Jury
for highway robbery and placed trial yesterday after
noon. Michael Heay, residing No 2oa Navy street,
having been sworn, testified that at about hafpast
O'Clock on the evening OF June 80, 1866 he was
crossing Fort Greene, towards the corner OF DeKab
avenue ana Cumberland street, when he DIS
covered Conncl sitting beside e!fl and Mcfarland
about thirty feet from them the former asked him II he
not going treat and witness replied that
queer place to treat, whereupon the latter followed him
about thirty yards and struck him face with his
fist; Healy returned the blow, and ropgn aud tumble
light ensuing, the two subsequently fe to the ground
Mcfarland being the under man, Conne then up,
and after Kicking witness IN the face tore his coat of
and red his pockets nf 81 IN money; 10 the struggle
McFarland succeeded 10 depriving heay OF his watch
cnain valued about s37 after which the assai
fed in the direction OF DeKaIb avenue: witness
not bis property since nat day the following
Monday he met the prisoners when Mcfarland said that
Conne had nothing do with the affair and the latter
offered that effect at the station housa Case
still m
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COURT rr sfStsAl SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russell.

Before Judge Russell
The March term Of this court commenced yesterday,
his Honor City Judge Russell presiding Assistant Dis
trct Attorney Bedford viii conduct the prosecution.
Before the regular business of the court opened
the Judge sentenced Henry Wheeler the State prison
for FIVE years having been convicted burglary last
month.
Tne panel OF Grand Jurors was called and quorum
being present. those who answered their names
were discharged I'LL this Tuesday, morning
case Of alleged counterfetng OF a trade mark was
called on and opened As the first witness was being
examined 1T was discovered that there was technical
defect in the Indictment The jury rendered q verdict
Of not guilty the ground Of variance between the
indictment and the proof
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Jonathan I4OWndes.
The English papers announce the recent death Of this
gentleman at the advanced age Of sevenye eight
lie was prominent journalist having boon connected
with the Oxford Journal for period Of sxty-three
years The father Of the deceased also connected
with the paper and the entire management Of II
now devoves upon the eldest son. The family af Mr.
Lowndee have connected with the Oxford Journal
or one hundred and fourteen years, circumstance
unparalleled In the history OF British journalism
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poRr1Arp March 40 A. M-wind north; showing
hard; thermometer rs degrees 49,,
B0srON, March l--o A. N.-Wind pouncass, .n.k
snow s4orm. has bsen showing all night; about six
inches on Che ground Thermometer 80 degreca
WORCESTER March 90 M-Wind esst; mowne;
about seven inches fell last ngh Thermometer 70 de-
syr,savxtp March 40 A. M-wind northeast;
cloudy; Thermometer 81 degrees soou' ons vo' sno~
HaSrSosp. March 40 A. M-wind northwest
c,ou,v four inches or snow fell here; thermometer 70
Sumsprryur March 40 A M-wind north 70 north.
vees. rsinins: thermometer 81 degrees
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DR.. Robert Macpherson, D. y.

The death Of this gentleman well known Professor
OF Systematic Theology at Aberdeen University Scot
land, took place recently Aberdeen. The deceased
received his education Kings College and after being
ordained for time chaplain at Fort George, and
afterwards parish minister q, Forres In 1852 he
candidate for the vacant OF systematic theology In
Kings College, and after close contest with Dr. Trail,
his competitor for the position gained the appointment
With the appointment he received the degree OF d. D.
The deceased filled the chair with marked efficiency.
lie in his sixty first year the time Of bis death.
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PERSONAL IHrrlLHeNcs.

General Thomas Morris, Of Indanapols, 10 stopping at
the 81. Nicholas Hotel t8 ~
General N. Brsyman, and D. l. Philips Of Illinois;
Ohio, are stopping M the Metropolitan Hotel. A
r Cantigal, Italian Charge do Anaires, is stopping
at the Brevoops Mouse. III .4' Xs a71-a 4
Henry Critsenden, Of 81 Louis, is stopping q she
Everett House. s .ff.n .I 1900 y
KeAney, Of Halifax, We stopping ~ ths Clarendon
Hot4L M Ep
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COMMON PltAs-TalAl TERM.

Salt for Injuries at the Hoboken Ferry.
q Ne Before Judge DAILY. IDOL. 81 la
Francs X. Hdyman % The HoDoksn Load and Improve.
rssnt Cospany.Ths is an action 70 recover damages
for injuries received BY the plaintiff ~ the HoboEen
ferry slip, on Che New York side, on April o. 1884 II
appeared that the plaintiff going cross the ferry
10 Hobokcn. Ths ferry bridge Was crowded with pas-
sengevs aud teams, and he pressed by the crowd
acro string piece horse stumbled and fell on him.
crushing bis foot ssriousy The pisintG claims dam.
ages in tho OF $40 000 The defendants set up that
the plaintiff negligent and careless, and deny any
pegliasncs on Their Dart Tho case wa Tried bslsre
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and the complaint dismissed. A new trial subse-
quently ordered, Judge Daily holding that there
suDcisnt question for . jury TO pass upon.
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ernor Of Louisiana. BY Sarah A. Dorsey. n.
Doolady, New York. j. A. Gresham, New Or
leans.
M Dorsey declares that this biography s not written
70 stir up strife revive bitter memories but simply
crafty friendly love and curiosity Aside from the in.
tsrsstins details concerning Ex-Governor Allen, whose
best qualities wrs recognised alike by friend and foe
this work Of hra Derssy derives unusual historical
value from i,s faithful impartial account 10 the bcst
Of her knowledge and belief" and In spite OF Of
her confessed prejudcss Of he military Of three
men who have occupied unfortunate positions and who
have met with public dsfavor" That career happens 70
be embraced in the story Of her friends life She
II by no means desire TO soize my lance pAmascns,
in behalf Of either Lowell, Pemberson Smith; but,
writing IN the shadow Of the tomb Of my friend must
write TRUTH without thought Of consequences and ser
most careful research and desire for partalty" We
wish that all the books occasoned BY the late war might
be inspired with similar honesty Of purpose Of course
this book specially written for Southern readers out
soma Of the feelings and notions Of Northern readers
about "rebsl women might bc agreeabiy modined oy
its perusal.
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ciEry. BY William Barnet Philips. Hilton
Co., New York.
We need mot say word 70 the readers Of the WEEKLY
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-22
state Items.

The Bath Times says the house of Mrs
Elizabeth Look, OF Phipsburg, was burned to
the ground on the 10th inst Insured for $780,
The journal says that while at work at his
planning machine at Lewiston, on Friday, Mr..
y. b. Morse had the second finger of his right
hand sawed nearly off.
The Mail says VIM J. Brown, of Clinton,
had valuable sorrel horse, 10 years old, stolen
from his stable on Tuesday night last.
"A young lady at one of the mills lost fin.
ger and had several fingers badly crushed in
the machinery, on Thursday, says the Lewis
ton Journal
Hon. Lot M Morrill, has our thanks for
his kind attentions.
The city liquor agent at Bangor appears
in the Wing to deny and correct certain unjust
statements against the conduct of the agency
made in the Temperance meetings in that
city.
The city of Saco offers a reward of $500 for
the recovery of the body, dead or alive, of Miss
Maria L. Patterson of that town, who has not
been seen since she took the Fall River boat
for Boston on the 2Sth of last monrh.
Tho trial of Harris and Verrill, at present
incarcerated in Auburn Jail for the murder of
two women in Auburn, last winter, commences
about April 1st
The P. 8. s. P. roads are to have the depot
at Kittery enlarged, and their annual meet
ings will hereafter be held there.
The Gardiner Reporter says Rev. l.. J.
Fletcher, now of Bath, will commence his ser
vices as pastor of the Universalist Society OF
that city on the first Sunday in May.
"A large land slide occurred ON tho Port.
land & Kennebec Railroad just below Halo
well, on Wednesday morning last, delaying
the trains several hours.
The body Of Michael Scatlen Of Ellsworth,
missing since February, was found in sanger's
Cove, Trenton, last week.
The Clarion says Mr.. N. w. Morse OF Nor
ridgewOck has cow, four years old next
month, that has brought her owner four calves.
She has been fruitful vine.
The Biddeford Journal says Edwin B
Smith has been appointed Deputy Collector,
and Joseph Hardy, Inspector, at the Port OF
Saeo. an
The Lewiston Journal understands that
Mr.. John Morrill, is about to resume the pub
LEGATION of weekly paper which he formerly
published at Livermore Falls.
Tho Bath Times speaks OF the gratifying
addition to the daily and weekly subscription
lists Of that paper of late.
"A steamboat company has been organized
at Saoo and Biddeford, with a chartered CAPT
tai Of 100000, the object of which is the run
uing Of line of steamers between those cities
and Boston. ---Ila.
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IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Nova Scotland case
glass, @ w Woodman; l case do, Allen Haines Is
coils wire rore, order; crates earthern ware, Abel
Sawyer; 8 cases mdse case glass, j L Prindle; IA
bales box mdse. Bailey 4 Noyes $40 bars 2H bdls
iron ITO bds hoops, Brooks; 800 bdls sheet 69lb
bars iron. Stevens q Co: IS cases mdse ease
jewelry, crate plants box seeds, Canadian Elk CO..
140 bdis STEEL Eben Corey; cases mdse, Agt I z:
20 cases mach merry. B Bates; q cases glass, b
Curtis; lengths cask chains, cham cables, fy
man, Son & Toby; Is bdls steel, Tlos Paddo x; 4
coils wire rope. j Parker & Co SO bds case casks
machinery. Lake Memphremagog Steam Nav Coz
and mdse tor Canada.
MATANZAS. Brig Geo Harris-4O6 hhds Al ties
molasses to Brown q Sons; 500 cigars master
Brig David Owen-659 hhds 81 ties molasses, to y
Brown & Sons.
Sch Jans-2as hhds 90 ties bbls molasses, 10 Geo
Hunt.
CARDENAS. Brig Lizzie Billngs-4I hhds 80
tes mola sses Lynch, Barker u Co. &C.
WINDSOR, rs. Sch Sterling l2o tons plaster,
to order.
Kerosene Oil Co. r.. "a
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PASSENGERS.

In the Nova Scotian, fiom Liverpool-Mr and Mrs
Budd, Asst Surgeon Baker, Mrs Baker, Mrs Drury,
Surg Smith, and servant, A Wood. Geo Mitchell, j
Smith, Bicxell, H H Gardiner, A Burnett e ID
Watts, Jas Tuggy, + Brown S j Haigh, James
Mitchell, Buchanan. Chas Maileneux. q Common.
b Winsow, Mrs w Weir, Mrs JAS New. Lieut. Can
dill, SURG Mills. Maj Colthurst Maj Burt Mrs Trat
Bennett, and 447 others N the steerage.
In the Peruvian tor Liverpool-Mrs Donneil. and
two children. w Carnegie, Jas 1oart. Mrs Craig
Misses COchrane. Mrs DIR Wilkes, Miss Day. Mr. and
Mrs Larken, j w Patten, Mrs Yates and child. Mr.
and Mrs LaInbie. Mrs F A Rathray and child, w
Mrs Ebman, Col Bell. v c. and servant, MIR Gibbs,
Jr. Mrs II c Gibbs, Mrs n Gibbs, Mr. Mather,
Wade, N G Hardy, w Burns, Mrs Humphrey sister
and two children, Miss Maria Gardiner, Mr. and Mrs
Rawclif, and 20 others.
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First page-Acquisition of British Column
bia; Is it Flunkeyism, or What?; An Eecen-
trio Whim; Advertising reduced to Science;
TIE American Naturalist; Religious Intelli-
gence; Spring Fashions. Last page-Beside
Streamlet, poetry; Anecdotes of the Boston
Custom House; A Bibulous Inuendo; Anec-
dotes.
Archbishop Spaulding, Roman Catholic
primate of the United Stares, is dangerously
i'll in Baltimore. --s- q ....- i--..-.
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MAINS ELDERBERRY WINE
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EAsTER.-The usual services of Easter day
in commemoration of the Resurrection from
the dead of the Savior of the world-were OBJ
served in this city yesterday. The Roman
Catholic and Episcopal Churches were crowd
ed at each service. st. Luke's church was dec
GRATED about the reading desk, baptismal font
and pulpit, with beautiful flowers w.
At the First Parish church, Rev. Mr. Spauld-
ing, of Cambridge, officiating, services appro-
pirate to the occasion were held in the evening.
The pulpit, communion table, organ and other
parts of the church were beautifully decorat-
ed with rare and beautiful flowers, including
Gala lilies, wreaths of white roses and other
rare flowers. The service was beautiful and
occasional. The solo Il know that my Redeem
er liveth, was finely rendered by Mrs. Burn
ham, The Tie Deana, as newly arranged by Mr.
Kotzschmar, was also sung, and the sermon
was every way appropriate to the day.
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eign exports from this port, last week, amount
ed to $173,94435. Included in the shipments
were 2s,132 box shocks, 1850 shocks and heads,
175 tierce shocks, $500 hoops, Is sets truss
hoops, $50 empty casks, 1855 feet lumber, TO-
$40 feet deals, 412 bundles palings, 800 pkgs of
butter 12O do lard, 125 bbls pork, case hams
IS cases furs, g. Az bushels oats, 1888 bushels
peas, 20 brls do, 2s1 brls extract bark, 4,O6s
brls -four 26 brls beans, 30 brls lime, 80 kits of
mackerel, 50 boxes herring, Is cases matches,
90 kits tongues and sounds, 60 brls and 80 bags
seed. ITO bags malt, 100 boxes tobacco, Al brls
ale, 8 chest tea, $50 boxes pop corn, 80 pkgs of
sundry merchandise, .i
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KNIGHTS TEAPLAR.-At the meeting of Port
land Commandery. 10th Good friday the
following officers were installed for the ensu-
ing year by Grand Commander Dodge
Commander, franklin Fox; Gen., Stephen
Berry; C. Gen, Geo. A. Head; Prelate, Thorn
as M Givern; Senior Warden, Ira Berry, Jr.;
Junior Warden, Orrin 8. Fogg; Treasurer,
Charles Fobes; Recorder, Ira Berry; Standard
Bearer, Geo. w. Parker; Sword Bearer, Al
bion Keith; Warder. William A. Barker;
Guards, Geo. P. Gross, John G. Small, Joseph
Y. Hodsdon; Armorer, VIM. w. Davis; Com
missary, Nathan j. Davis; Organist, Edward
B. Robinson. ~. ..+.U
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APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTY STATE CONSTABLE.
Ezra Hawkes., Jr., of this city, has been ap-
pointed by State Constable Nye, as Deputy
in Chief for Cumberland County. It is an ex-
cellent appointment. Mr.. Hawkes. has been
one of the Deputy Msrshals of this city. Other
appointments will soon be made. Il ai4
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: ~ VIM H. CLIEHOHD, kSs9., CUMMlsSIONhK.
On Saturday, Mr.. Reuben Clark, of St. George,
was before tho Commissioner, charged with smug-
Cling liquors into this port. It the lot seized on
Peaks Island last Tuesday, and was brought there
in the schooner Lucy, of St. George, from st. An
drews. Messrs. Bradbury & Sweat appeared as his
counsel, and G. F. Talbot, U. 8. District Attorney,
for Government After examination, the Commits
soner held him in the sum Of 500 for his appear
ance at the April term of the U s. Circuit Court.
Failing In bail he was committed. p