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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
TIE DUCHY or LhAENBlRG.

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg which Cable
dipatches inform us the Emperor Napoleon has been
negotiating to purchase for France obtain by some
other means, is territory at present belonging to
Holland. 1t Is bounded the north and east by
Rhenish Prussia the south by France, and ON the
west by Belgium. Its greatest length, from east TO
west is rs miles, its greatest breadth 80 miles and
fs area 2656 square miles It's principal agricultural
numbers of cattle sheep and horses are reared and
the wooded tracts still supply abundance Oh timber
much OF which is exported The horses have long
been in high repute for the purpose of light cavalry
and great numbers of them are exported 10 France.
1ho population is over 10000. The City Of Lnxem-
burg the capital OF the Province, is fortress of
great strength; ranks, indeed, among first
class fortresses and was once considered imPreg-
able It's natural position is so strong and so much
has been done by the different Powers that have
sucoesiVely held t. that Carnot pronounced 1t to DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
PERSONAL.

Gen. John Pope intends to make Atlanta. Georgia,
his headquarters for the summer Southern newspaper
describes him as a Of intelligence refinement. and
cultivation" apparently IS years old" and weighing
rtsghedness OF the South in not seeking to concate
Congress"
Mr.. Anderson colored speaker, says of Joe viii
ans the cOorcd Conservative, now being culOgizcd by
the Rebel Press of Nashville that lac knew him To have
been years in the Pcntentary of one Of the North
ELI states, and could prove IT,
4 duel occurred at Kansas City, Mo. lately between
A H. HaIlowell. editor Of The Jop1ot NJ Commerce Of
that city, and II. Il. Branch, postmaster -Four shots
we're exchanged, but neither party were injured.
Can't j. Pembroke Jones, date of the Confederate
navy, has resigned l position as adjunct Professor Of
Mathematics IN the UnvclsityO OF Athens, Ga.
The friends of the Rev Dr. Pershing, who is
charged with having expelled from the Methodist Female
College Of Pittsburgh young girl whose sole fault was
being one.thirty part negro, give mder color
the story The defensive statement H. mat me young
lady in question is the daughter Of fublOOdcd negro;
that on this account she was disturbing element IN
the school, and that hence the Rev Mr. Pershing advised
her TO Withdraw Bishop simpson j. the President OF the
Board OF of the female College, and is reported
waIranting these facts
AN interesting diversion from the wild goose
cbaseD Of politics will be the Congressional Buffalo
1Iupt which Is announced TO take place on the Plains
next s4mgeT, WADE, yates Chandler Howard Patter-
hunters, COvOde, Bingham, Williams Ortiz, Baldwin,
Hooper, Mcpherson, Lawrence, Marslon and Ketclan,
Dakota is authority for these facts which appear in The
HsuhI Of 81 JO. Tie national picnic parts referred TO
must meet in YanktOn Dakota about the Isl Of june and
thence proceed TO the Prarics. Not all them Will 90,
but most of them are willing 10 go West ana hunt pnf
focs rather than remain home and be hunted by
bOres.
We quote the following advertisement. interesting
10 parents and guardians -" student Of Harvard
wants TO borrow 800 the present term and the privilege
az narrowing from $500 to 500 the next college year
Satisfactory security given Address Student, Cambridge
Mass.
After the great success Of the younger Dumass
latest play The Ideas Of Madame Aubray, the elder
Dumas wrote 10 his fortunate son as follows:
Sr Your writings charming should like to write something
eoron With refer published works, Monte Csto
Les To. Mouquetares' "NngtAnSApfts &r for ny itH mo
Iiss. and am. ALbHANpth D1h1h
To which the author Of the Danes" pearls and flow
ers replied: a.,
f,hT has VI you Evud have forced accept o,s
also, ALh@A'DIi' DINA''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
The following is the regular report of Dr. Harris,
Registrar of Vital statistics for the week ending April
METROPOLITAN BOARD or iIgALrg,
hmm A. M NI.rar CT ArlsIln. AM


In The seek ending AP! u theie Efe ~ deAs -. w u
Gliding g. the public Institutions being tue bland h6pa ni
In oOkn there 22 deaths exclusive Of Kings topntY
Institutions Excluding similar county institutions - show
NeWork equivalent yearly 25j 900 anil
brooklyn 246 per 900 Whatever be said p the Of
cities these death yOrshy with those of the great
capitals foreign countries The London m The week ending
Binbugh 30 Dublin % N Liverpool ~ in Glasgow; and THE pre-
vious week. q Ia Nicuna
Zmotc diseases have increased considerably both cities owing
fatality OF measles and daea, which together dtsttn 10
lives and II n BTo0kn white the percentage from M tue
1moc poison s per the total mortality New-fok
and p - on total IN brooklyn.
infants ia deaths 20
all desS New-lok; aud "a 2 Of MI deaths IN BROOKLYN
Nearly per the mortality each city occurred h. children
early chlhOdiwas the
sensitive sanitary wanrcad follows districts IN
city that give the extreme poiuis Or comparison;
IN the Fourth Ward population n 2 there - deaihoJ
death to 18lli,ius-l5 being chldrcn and adults
Ia the Sixth Wand population 1876 there 10 desoT desh
to 2p Hying-i2 being children. and adut-.
death 10 $ ia liying-2 being infants, snd adults go
The Of the deaths ia thrse three wards classified as follows ed
q important iHquries
Deaths domestic
tons 2: conuulsye disorders. e. and other diseases
IN The Hccuth Ward pulmonary disease caused deaths eei 10
hotel, brought from another city. extreme old age
cs these
Though but the lesson Of The week acors with the records OF the
last " weeks
ally reported Whcree TO yield 70 preventive measures
utility Of reports given bv hcans aud nsuions Of
positive In addition q that list OF dan
have in this reports erypes
deaths and which IL becomes duty
sid of medical he prevalence erYspes and Tho
pfol,ssion Il. HAMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

An INTERNATIONAL SERIES or SCOTTISH GAMES.
r. One of the most interesting and enjoyable enter
anmcnts for outdoor sports each Summer
is the occasion OF annual celebration Of the Caedonan
Club of this city when the national games and exercises
of the handy Scots engaged in before large assem-
bge For past these celebrations have been
the occasions of the gathering OF the clans from an parts
OF the country but though numerous strangers have cl
tered the lists from other Cities the attendance OF guests
has not been so numerous as womb De desirable uuef
more favorable circumstances such for instance, as an
international celebration would lead TO- In view OF this
fact, the idea of a great INTERNATIONAL meeting
has long been fayOrite one, and but for
the war would doubtless have been ear.
ried ont to successful issue year or two ago Last
year. however the CALIFORNIAN Club Of NewIOrk deter
mined that they would inaugurate movement for such
entertainment, and accordingly. on the day following
their last celebration meeting OF delegates from an the
CacdOnian clubs then represented IN Newl 0rk was hcld
at the rooms OF the New-YOrk CdedOman Club, and
after due discussion OF the subject it was resolved 10
have international exhibition Of scottish outdoor
sports similar the and exercises marking the
annual celebration OF the Caledonian Club OF tins city
The arrangements included the admission OF contestants
for prizes from all the scottish clubs Of the United states
and the Canadas, well as from the Highland sOcic
ties and Caedonlan clubs Of scotland and England
Accordingly. invitations were sent To the presiding
officers OF the clubs OF the above countries announcing
the coming event. and soliciting their hearty cooperation
in their efforts to make the gathering noteworthy sue
cess. The programme of the occasion will include q
series OF * games exercises, prominent among which
will be trials of skill in rIisnng, jumping. dancing ana
leaning and in putting the stone. tossing the tabcf
the broad sword dances de- series Of rules, drawn up
expressly for the occasion, will govern the award OF
prizes Of which there to be three for each game or
this city, Thursday, June ~ There s but little doubt
Of our having delegation Of the most expert athletics
from tine old country 10 contest with our resident
sports" Of Scottish birth.
LONG LOOK AHEAD.
Two of this Springs colts are already matched by
their owners for mile in the Fail OF 1869. FOR a
purse OF 600 half forfeit They flly owned by
Mr. Hunter and one owned by Mr. Bemont-the latter
l,pitt Gis for fttF nj min Opf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL TERW-ArEn iC.-Before
Justice JOSES.

AfIFGFU NIGIIUINlE OF A NAIIEVNU IUNFN1,
Matthias Hoffman agi The Srh.are Railroad Co.
The plaintff IS Il tailor residing in New-Rothelle
aud on 2st of November started uptown on sixth
ave car with "A large bundle on his and basket OF
meat. According to his statement, on arriving NJ the
corner OF Canalst. and West Broadway he asked the
driver 10 stop The driver paid heed 10 his FIST re-
ques bat ~ the second stopped when the plaintiff beng
little slow IN getting OFF, he started the ear again. throw
lug Hoffman the ground niuTing him severely IN the
spine and lumbar regions. From the effects OF 10 the plain
tiff still invalid The defense Is that the dd not
stop hut the plaintiff jumped off before the driver had
IN opportunity TO stop The Court ordered sealed YER
diet this morning.
Mr. Van Pelt for plaintiff Mr. ]. NJ Smith for defend
ant.
SrECIAL TERM-BefOrc Justice GARVIN.
DECISIONS.
Emerson et al. agt. n. Y. and Erie X. Il. Co.; Me
Kinney agt. Osborn; Mabie jr, agt. Mcndclbauln-MO-
tons granted. :,
Hyams agt. Howard Fettretch ct al agt Asie.-Mo-
toIs FOR reference granted.
mission granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
THE MARKETS.

d. .... kareay reported Tor TnE TRIBUNE
TUESDAY, April l6, 1867.
COTrON-Thcre has been less activity today owing
partly 10 the storm and prices though without aesnhs
are rather weak saes OF 500 bales at about iof
Mddling Uplands to 2st a29c. for do. New. Oreans
COFFEE-The inquiry for Brazil Is still moderate ont
AT the reduction the market may be called hteady
sales are reported OF 40 exFrithio onprlyae terms
Other styles are quiet The stock OF Rio as made up py
VIM Scott Sons, is tstll bags, including 5000 AZ ba
inore 1900 Philadelphia and 1871 bags at ths port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

COALyhe market for domestic has ruled quiet and y
easier the supply large far In excess OF the wants OF
the trade sales from yard at sGS 60 At Ezabc'hpOr
the leading kinds are selling 1 s. 5Ogs5 r. Freight TO
the city ~ tun Cumberland Coal is selling at Alex
andra at S tuu In foreign very little has bcen dOne
Liverpool selling from dealers at S20df22 No cargo
sales reported of late.
DRUGS AND DYISj-The demand for all articles com
ing under this heading has been moderate: prices how
ever. have undergone material change We quote n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
CIVIL COUNTS.
an

IIIN NEW F'IHI -UFI IJf tIIFI'-
The deed, duly executed by the Mayor, Adcrmeii'
aud Commonaty OF the City Of NewYOTk for the POST
Oifce 1T tho lower end of the Park received
tSday by hr samuel c. Com they, II. B. District Altol
ucy from the authorities Washington, where II hu
been sent for approval The deed RECORDED today III
the office OF the Register OF Deeds Postmaster James
Kelly pad &, the Controller tic amount Of tlo purchase
t,,p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE;
April lG.9,a6e bbs Flour, nc oPis: WHISKY u 10
,,Sn go bush oats Geo BUSH Malt, IS bush: Barley
sO4 bush Seeds, 80 pkgs. Ashes, LEGO pkgs Beef ~
bhs Pork 2s pkgs. Cut Meats, - pkgs Lard AZ Kegs
Lard 1855 Lave Hogs, 1881 bbls, Petroleum. i,sS
pkgs Butter 100 pkgs Cheese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
financial.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS 10 the STOCK
~ ofths DUCHESS AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD CoMPAN'

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS 10 the STOCk
. '' YoRK March 30 1870
ard Columbia RsTost
notified that the FIRST ~
SrAlNENr ofEe Dollars share gpon hef re'P->ss~
sans sdue able thirty from tbs daie.
Subrbts IN Of Pine Plains and stanford VIZ pas W
Hnoe the Stsing Nstsusi Bank o ins fAa
Subscribers o Warrington ard lnsh he VIII Pp
ssbnS ia the town Of La Grange vii P Albert Bmah' ''
q Arthursbsrgh. -, ,s-A.su - ry.hsin III
81. psT 10 James Van stsenegh ESQ., At ae hshsh nau'0
~
A, ~ anil 1867 urou Of the hrst n nen as above
BY 0ssf o. 'h' o'''N " sEsRGR n. BROWN Prs.d.at
DOCKS eff So Inscription for the CAPi All
ID STOCK Of FRAMES METALLIC 1ffE BOAT CohtAN ~
NOW OPEN at the Banking House Of SArfEkbss w. ~
Broadway. Se~.ioIh ..Aoao
,tp1y sriuIRS Pres IAwREXfBR EKAZER Sec and IrAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

Ceiving produce 10 self often wifi tine fh4se that ipn.
diat0 returns be made cannot always Oiaia fhe mice.
which transient buyers have tOply On figures arc m.
tended more for The farmer tan the mc- haHf and ",
prefer nOt TO disappOt by giving pree, ~
very choice articles Boxes packages should be cara
fully marked with paint. and the I1us o. TIE sender
should also DC painted upon end Nasl au inyoce Il,
list OF ho articles upon the under side the c9yor and
send letter by mani. containing invoice and dircc
TONS also stating how and when s~nt (,eau paeksgf.
and care IN putting viii add much TO tbc value " ths
produce.
BEANS AND riAs.
Really prime beans scarce and are bringing hyIes
figures We hear Of s. % beng wfrsed a ils lot az
mediums. and some parties arc holding hand pkcf mar
at - 76 Receipts about COO bushels for the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

Recpts OF ASIA boxes show light gam over last weei
Trade very quiet, with shipping demand ut Hd
i6c Factories held above these figures, are noe
moving, in small way TO the homo trade We can
scarcely alter the figures OF last week A Largo sale Of
mixed Cheese part factory made few days since at
l40I5c English Dairy moves Slow OF rather don't move
at all New Cheese Is expected TO start off at H1i5c.
possibly &c., but the trade is not quito ready for 10 yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

reeu meas ba q made their appearance from Charles
ton the last bringing 40 bs IN fine order which
brought SIS per bib Asparagus from Ne~Jrsey - also
on sale at 81 per small bunch. Potatoes are selling slowly
frpca arrivals We UuOte:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
4. Y. wHoLEsALE PRICES on cOuNTRY rRODl!cE

FOR THE WEEK ENDING April 10, 1851
IRGpressly ts TAK N Y. TRlbrSg By our oNn Reporter
The following the current rates OF articles IN good
condition, rs sold Ivy commission houses at Wholesale
shippers receive 10 per cent less, deducted for eou
MISSIONS beside freight apd other Charges Persons re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

Thus it will be seen that the road is abundantly
able to pay the interest engagements upon the con
str1Iction: but as the general Government and Cali
forna Corporations have assumed the larger portion
of tho interest bearing charge, the Company is a0Ie
TO carry over handsome surplus 10 the construction
fund. AS the heaviest expenditure now made and
every extension of the road adds TO the vane OF the
whole by decreasing the ratio OF operating expenses
at the same time that it multipies its own natural
business, the point OF financial difficulty has also
been passed. Once across the mountains whole
scheme of industrial enterprises in Nevada and
Idaho stand ready 70 be Quckened into activity,
which have hitherto been beyond the limit OF pro
ftable working. With the Typographical, climatic,
and financial difficulties subdued the Pacific RalrOad
of California becomes a settled and imminent sue
cess. In its OUTLAWS, it is worthy TO DO noted the
[afOrnians are fortunate in being able 10 command
largo numbers of cheap serviceabe Chinese borers;
and also in the fact that the iron and heavy ireghts
would take To send them TO the Missouri River We
NAV look for some astonishing advances from the
energetic people ON the Pacific. IN completing the
great work which is 10 bring them TWO weeks nearer
to their old homes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

Flour. wheat. Cotu
bbs. qrs qrs'
Total 10 Great Britain and tho
Continent for the week end -.
ing April Is. 1851 .........-.-. -: 1919
Since Sept. /, 1866 --....-.. Ol6t0 tS'on syo'sVo
same time 1865 .........l0 l.4sJ 155,7J4 62l,l27
RECEiPTS OF BREADSIUffS.
Flour Wheat. Corn
bsls
For the week ending April Is, no..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000 s,sso oadz
since Sept. l, 1866 tIoo,IIl oIooo i'znUooo
Same time 1865 ....... 2I77,S27 572,SS5 1.563923
GUENIES generally quiet, but prices are Without
special change; small sales at 2Oc Tor Bags anu Z9sc
currency for Cloth. ,
HIDES-The demand continues very moderate, and
prices are somewhat unsettled The annexed quotations
are nearly nominal Dry HdesBuenOs Ayres rs 10 "a NJ
2Oia2Itc BucnOs Ayres, 20 TO % 3D. 2Oe2lc Moneydeo
2i 10 81 n lsl SI9c Corrientes, 81 TO ~ h. to
Grande 20 TO % ~ 49, o8ic Ornoeo q to rs d. iSc
California to IS n, 1874 gl9c Central America 70 Il
H. I6t ai7c Matamoros % To "a n, l7t0lse Vera Cruz,
Is to 10 Gic Texas % to % D. iJGl6c western rs
To % ~ dl5c gold, selected Wet Sailed Hdes-Buenos
Ayrcs A. to 30 ~ 1Ot90sc Rio Grande "a 10 4S H. lOi9
l0ic California TO so n, TO- allc Para IS to 40
IOic gold selected; NewOreans 30 TO 80 ~ I've; NEST
err and Country co 10 70 II, lidllc City Slaughter OK
co 10 80 m ailic City Slaughter Cow 4j to 60 ID, lOl
Gle. currency selected. " ,,
IRoN-Pig continues dull and the market Is depressed
prices have declined, and at the close nave uown"aiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17


No apples coming from the West and scarcely any
per sloop the counties of this state The high
prices last Fall induced farmers TO sell off closely Most
OF those sale have been stored here during the winter
Crauborries are about all but scarcely selling at
all. week or two and rhlbarb viii drive them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

With larger receipts bbs for the week-eggs arc
slower at a decline OF tG1c. per dozen The price this
afternoon pretty generally 26c &c. less than Ia the
morning We quote:
State, good marks. 70 q
Western and Southern, v dOz ..........-...-3 @
PUCK Eggs, q dozen. ...--.-..-...-...--. % 700
Foo OATS a Inns good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

We QuO,c. r..r-.....r
Beans. pea, PRIME new y bush. ......- a. O00s3 %
Beans, medium. new. y bush ........... 800 -
Beans, medium hauctspickcd, A. bush. 3 O0g & %
Beans kidney. v bush. prime. new. 3 250 3 -
Beans marrow, new, y bush ..-.....-- 2 coz 2
Beans, marrow, hand picked, screened 3 sOn B co
Beans, inferior .-..---..--.....-... I 506 %
BcanS Lima, v bush. -.--..---......... 0Oal0 10
Peas Canadian, in bond, v bush ] 25p f3pi
Peas Southern, y bush. ....-........... lOa24
BUTTER.
ReceiDts much larger. and still on the Increase,
over 5000 pkgs being reported for the week We're
10 advise farmers for the next few months should
say sell as fast made aborng hard TO produce really
GOOD article and by all means use good sat- We quote
State good 10 prime, a. .012a
State medium TO good, y b................. .l60ls
state tuhs Welsh ~ H. ............ .I60i3
Ordinary State butter. ~ rb,.............-..I29is
Western butter y n........................Ii9 ola
White and Mixed store hacked n n ........ 9aff
"Glades /" pa ~ M .129l4
Pennsylyauta ......... 5000
Grease butter ~ n, -..-......... 01ta
New butter fine State ~ NJ ....... 5000
New butter ordinary to fair. DID,. .2ie2S
New Pals, Orange, Dutchess and Sussex Co. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
SECOND BOARD.

ERNMENT DEPARTMENT.
/ u s 6s $40 Cp IS nj U s 80 1040 Cou
5000. .107l 1000. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

Very little Dressed coming forward and - not now
wanted 80 drop quotations. They are worth as incs
alive as dead Live Geese sell slowly, while fowls ana
turkeys are fair demandsOme OF the latter nave resiy
hrou0ht 26d27c. h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-10
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

O,yioo to tbe fraudulent practices of claim agents
and parties representing themselves as representa-
tves Of deceased soldiers, in procuring settlements
r a4s i, his office the Second Auditor some
troe oco issued certain precautionary regulations IN
tho examination end settlement of claims and adopt
cd measures for the apprehension and punishment Oh
criminals. All manner of frauds and malpractice
ora discovered such as the entire forgery of appea-
tous offidavits certificates OF marriage, mSrepre-
so,tatons and perjury, false identification, persons
with stolen discharges, papers, &c, DC. In many
cases claim agents, after having procured treasury
oortificotes in satisfaction of the claims of bona
edo claimants. secure the signature OF the
claimant or forge the same to blank
,cccint in the certificate procure payment and then
co,,.lrt tbe money TO their own Cases of this
nature are continually being brought TO notice.
claimants have been deprived of their money IN
many cases one two or three years after
tbo settlement of their claims. Tho Auditor
has with the earnest cooperation OF some
of the United States attorneys and mar
shols caused the most searching investigations
Of these frauds. and that many parties have been
convicted and sentenced 10 Imprisonment to terms
VARYING from two to seven years, not less than four
claim agents being indicted in one district and one
convicted The Auditor has succeeded in securing
tbc repayment Of large portion Of the money
fraudulcntly obtained. and IN securing 10
many claimants the payment OF money
Io,, withheld from them by dishonest
ttr,c,s Attic last term of the t. :. Court IN Bal
tmorc five parties were indicted for fraud and per;
iury and three apprehcnded, tried. convicted and
sentenced by fine and imprisonment. NJ the present
tenn of The Indiana IT, ;. Court several parties are
arrained for trial and 50 in the Northern and South
rrn Districts of Ncw-lOrlI and Pcnnsylyana' ONO
illinois &c Mr. French is determined that these
impo,ters. swindlcls and forgcTs shall be appTc-
hendcd and punished to the fullest extent OF the law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-10
BOlPD or EDUC1TIOM.

FIRST SESSION FOR THE YEAR-UNANIMou' RE
ELECTION OF JAMES N. M'LEAN PRESIDENT OF
THE BOARD.
The fst session Of the Board Of Education for the
present year held 40 o'clock last evening and I'M
nodately organized by the unanimous reelection of
James NJ. Mclean, esq. President OF the Board Dir.
Mclean in few wcll-chosen words thanked the Board
for the honor they had conferred upon him IN thus select
ing him FOR the fourth time their presiding OFFICER
The Board transacted "a small amount or general
routine business. and adjourned for one week.
The Board as organized last evening, viii stand aS fol-
lows:
James VI Mclean. President Thomas Booze Clerk . .
District ooutrsag frst. Sc olf. Third Fourth. fih hih
Timothy Brennan. Heal
Waris-Ioiu Usycs. Wilson SlaN otto 49, Coop
Thip District. comprising Ninth and Nitttl arl-'A W. Faii
S1mlel Is. e. Nrugc, betIsrn IT, Merrill
Foui F.ti comprising Eleventh sa1 serclieeih Wafi-joiu
Turner james l.. Miller, h.iuar T. Paterson. 49,.
FfL Hrtn comprising lbr.rth uri lltccttl Nsrd-H Ntf
Kuo-e.o.t Rchafi Warren. William ~. Nc.snn
District. prsrg F Htl ad Twenty art Nai4s-'ai'
VI. Mclean, Jants N. Pot Peter H. jaDi. 1n.
SUttlh Distinct c0Hfrsl. inrihIt Hr.erth hnd ifrfrrl
Wans-WiIlm Helhan. lIorto ], ALA Richard j. Lausnof"