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New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
RECONSTRUCTION.
LOUISIANA.


Elit RrIcAN MASS MEETING IN NEw-0RIKANS-DIS-
opDERLY BEHAVIOR or A PARTY OF NEGROES.
pV raLssRAPR TRIBUNE
NEw ORLEANS May ia Republican mass meet
ing was held on Saturday night in Lafayettesquare.
The meeting was presided over by Mayor Heath, and
addresses were made by Representative Kelly OF
Pennsylvania and bv MeSsTs. Hamlin and Conway
also by the Mayor Between 900 and 900 persons
were present at the meeting, hVe-sXths OF Wh0m
were negroes. The various negro Ward Ciups
marched to the meeting in procession, headed Dy
music and carrying numbers of banners ana tans
sparencieS bearing various devices, notices anu ~
soriptiOns. Considerable excitement pIeValled tl9
FueRroes as they marched along cheering ana
shouting Justify No disturbance occurred uhilI
about midnight, when the negroes stopped car III
st Charesst. and cleared IL of its wle OccupaltS
,by showing their clubs through the WINDOWS. AFTER
taking possession they compelled the llNer 10 20
ahead Al the liquor saloons were ciosed at i! Oc0ck
by order of the Chief of Police Cen sheridan mas
issued an order removing Clerk OF one OF the DIS
trlet Courts for alleged issuing OF fraudulent cert
cates OF naturalization.
The Republicans are advocating the appointment
of negro policemen and there is talk of running Mr.
Jordan "a prominent and extremely popular negro
for Mayor.
Commissioners from Washington are here TO in
uuire into the affairs of the National Banks and the
Sub Treasury respecting which there is trouble
Nothing wilI be lost by the Government, however
aud depOsitOrs viii receive every dollar. The SUI
preme Court to-day decided, by a majority of one
7hat notes for negroes sold before the are invalid
The decision involves many millions OF dollars.
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DIED.

BARTLETr-IN this C,y sunday morning MAY " Nathan Br
M Of the Bartlett aged "a years months Ahd
o. -. IA
% and feuds members Of fPar star LodfeN bs
o. Of p invited attend MS fnners RON SIS Ate fesSshee
Ne n8 seconasL. at o'clock. ON lptsdsi AneFnoon -
Rse w.stehsser Gsaap hsnasyl Nay p "Hhas L.
DesH aged 80 vesrs ,, .-,,., -. -. -, A. :. -, -.
Wsanessy the As'heSss kp~opal Chacs kt at
y m- uithoa hHlhsr soss 'sn eAe tnt we n.'en
waiting the Rye Depot -, ..
BRApRRsuadeuy sunday, Nay ~ Eis A. Draper vdss Or
IN. Ti,.. aud .my respectfully invited % .sd
h. sssr,l AZ the Of Horace Draper No
p..ssC ReokIyA Wednesday, Nay Is az 4eessSk m Inc
remains xll b. taken Massachusetts fer htsrnest $50
y,,syyp Az x.~pTanssssk ~ J.. TUESDAY, Mas WI n~
I.rst pc. daughter Mr. John Foster ferzeT1 bfs~&gA
RAvRN-On MSsdsy sesnpg May ~ Jsmss xA'sa ~ "' NV
Thsmss Raves . tsth year of his 49,,
fsrds % the fsS ere ns'
nsss Tuesday, Nay selees fon '" "'
brother rhomss Raven, Ne Us Ludle~sk
sArH-O. MeaAay May iJ sanssl smith aged 70 yesL Ia,
Tls friends invited titsnd the hnsAsH n
r.sidsses. Ne - Chsrleesl, On Wednesday, nSoaset
sMTHA. wsrsish House hsda HID Loedos ksggsE Ap N o.
ae nysr Fsnsy Besaehsup Youngest child u QsAd A. aud
Ssss u, SAITH, aged isss ,Ha " nsa'ss
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RELIGIOUS
TuE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
- ,,f ~, TaY Tufutr,ry

TIE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONYEHiiOR
Y
MEsPuIs, Tenn, May l3.-The Baptist Convention
met pursuant TO adjournment, and after prayer by the
Rev. j. g. Reed of Georgia. the minutes of Saturday were
read and approved The reports OF the Committee on
the Coliseum Church of New-0rieans adopted The
Saturday before the fourth Sunday IN June next was set
apart day Of fasting and prayer by the South
The Rev. DR. Sampson read elaborate report highly
interesting the African MssOns showing the import
of this field of labor, how little had been done ana
how much remained to be done The Rev. T. a. Kced,
resident missionary Africa addressed the Convention
ing Standing Committees reported for the ensuing year
Board WissgaS-J u Peter, President d. lAis
Corresponding Secretary w H. Grcaherney Recording Secfe@ H.
T. WathaM Treasurer.
Doi1estc Miss1osw H. Mackiutosh President; NJ L. summer
Corresponding Secretary; A. b. GoOdhue. Recording Secretary
Loyelace, Treasurer -
Sunday. Msney President G. G Betting Cor
responding Secretary r. DoSee Recording Secretary D. T. Sm
Treasurer.
The following resolutions adopted, as indicating
the policy OF the Chuch in its relations with the freedmen
body lively IN
moral and religious OF the cooed people at our MINIS
realize the mporance OF active
constant aud vigorous effort for The eyangeon and
this Of the population that they should continue to pss
all suitable occasions and eudeayor 70 eS.aDhsh
aud Sabbath schools and dayscboch among them n1
by practicable seek promoe their tempern
and eternal happne Board Of the Conyea
opportunity Offer to encourage ana
missions that this Convention having learned
Informally unocay that the Northern Baptist Home Mission So
aiding in the religious instruction OF this class OF or
population Mission Board be directed make known 70
that Society willingness receive aid Ia this WORK D sp
DrDp made %, the Board OF this tOnVenoh' tha
encouraged
coored preachers and those about enter the ministry
The Convention will probably conclude its business ana
adjourn
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The Union

PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
Chartered By Congress- ssd having s~ Government Directors sp
pointed By President StaIes, offer their
FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY-YEAR BONDS,
BEARING SIX RRR CBET INTEREST
PAYABLE sRMrAANUALLY IN GOLD
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK.
NO 2 sAsSAUsT.
sad Messrs CLARK DODGE Co,
BANKERS NO 81 wAbIrsT,
aud JOHN J. CISCO SON.
BANKERS, No. 33 wALI.sr.
Ia the City OfsewYOu.
NINETY par with Accrued Interest
These Bond are secured by MORTGAGE the RAIt
ROAD AND EQUIPMENT or sTErREE THOUSAND DobLAEs
PER MILE much onehs the coat Of the Road TRks
HUNDRED AND FIVE MILES have been completed in The aoa
substantial manner fully equipped with rolling stock locomotives
machine shops engine houses and station buildings bot ~O'S
ofbncE and have been
APrRovED AND ACCEPTED BY THB GOVERNMENT
sner examination and report by the Government Commissioners and
is now in successful operation.
The Company has and I'll other material saeen
complete the Road to the Rocky distance from onah Of
5i7 me.y the LIST Of September time pledged for m cOupsea
by the CONTRACTOR TWELVE THOUSAND FIvB HUNDRED ts
ACRES or LAND PER granted to the Company By tho
Government in addition TO subsidy sIxTEEE THOUSAND Dol
LARS or GOVERNMENT BONDS FOR EACH MILE or ROAD
AS COMPLETED The Chicago Eorth-wcero Railroad
ptd connect. with this and doing large basi
mes. IN passengers and freight
The Chicago island aud Pacific the Chicago Darlington and
ounc and The Hannibal Joseph Railroad Companies erpecso
connecting links Of road to Omaha during the next y 80 na'
four Trunk Railroads from will greatly eon'rNose to the
pae;gr ssrueted with
great euey California to meet this Great National Rros a's.
The Continent in 1870 for all the business both passenger and
freight eau possibly The interest on these Boods being
parable in gold small mile there can be no qne'a
to thelr safety Company has hesaon ia recommending
them 10 the public being made With the ssee>i
Baas xeaery throughout the country for the accommodates o. In
re,r in these Bonds The Hon E. D. MORGAN sadthe Hen
o,vFs ,uRs Tru.,ss. JOHN J. CISCO Treasarss.
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TEXAS.
NO INTEnFERENCE WITH COLoRED REGISTRATION
The following circular order has been issued

NO INTERFERENCE WITH CoLoRED REGISTRATION.
The following circular order has been issued
HBQRs DISTRICT or TEXAS, GALVESTON May !. 1857.
CIRCULAR NO. l4-The attention of all persons is in
Vited to tire fact that full and perfect liberty must be
afforded to the newly enfranehsed class OF citizens ana
eli abOrers present themselves before Boards Regis
SraOn when the shall have been appointed and the
Fogistration 81 shall have been commenced NO
advantage ns be taken of the wording OF the LABOR con
Araot any State law TO refuse either the coOred or
white voter the time necessary TO secure registration
suaded exercising his right of suffrage agreeably
with the Laws OF the United States Any such interference
shall constitute mlsdemeanOr and the offender 6nal De
subject to arrest and trial before Military Commission
ny command Of BreYet MaiOr-Gen. Griffin.
A. H. NJ. TAYLOR,
SecOBd Lieutenant nth u. s. Infantry, A A a Il.
ORGANIZATION OF A REPUBLICAN PARTY
The RepuNncans met at Austin on the 2Ith ult. The
Convention selected the following officers Leander
Brown President George C. Reeves Jacob Ramey (col-
ored) Viee-PTesldents; Capt VIM. d. Price, Andrew
SOroggin (co0Cred Secretaries Committee on Resolu-
kiOns-Wm- Alexander, Chairman j. c. MoEineke,
Henry SteuSv, Judge II. Nancy OF Seguln COL IhOln's
n Baker G. H Fox Major III. d. Moore OF san Antonio ;
kcOlOred) EIeary Madison, Via T. Rcker 1hOnas merry
Sames Wrfght. Prank Dawn. sen. Letters were read
from Judge Paschal and T. Degener Dr. Baker, Judge
Austin addressed the gathering Union mass meeting
to held Antonio for the purpose OF organizing
a Union Reysaabiicsu party for Bexar County
IandhG6ers Convention Is 10 he held at Houston on
dhe 10th OF June The Houston Telegraph says There
es not beeG important movement IN the state IN
Ahe drectf91 Of procuring immigration, labor ana Skill
and procuring te introduction Of capital into the state
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THE PENIAkS.

THE OUTRAGE AT CLEVELAND REPuDATED.
D T8LEsRAPH
CLEVELAND May13-The statement made by the
telegraph this morning that Sir Frederick Bruce had
called the attention of Government to the reported
Fenian outrage on the British schooner Elk Of this port
eight DAYS since regarded somewhat ludcrOus by
those who familiar with the circumstances The out
rage purely the act of party of 10 or II rufans,
most OF whom were doubtless, IrisimeD, and not
only perpetraed without the authority OF the Fenan
leaders here, but is unquafedy denounced by them.
The whole affair simply breach of the peace which
the municipal authorities fully able 10 punish as 1t
deserves, II the perpetrators can bO apprehended.
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ARMY GAZETTE.
lY rELKGRAPH 10 THK TRIBrNs.

MsorGen g. Foster Corps Engineers has had s @ on
changed from Brrvc MaOrGen GOrey
Weize Corps Engineers relieved from duty Bnckspor Maine
Brig G. Irnt Major Oh lnflny Is granted W DAYS
delay joining bis regiment Msor w Wengrd Paymsster
granted % days leave.
Capt H. Bsrstow A. O. NJ ordered report to Qnstmaser
assignment Major Geo McGerrau oere 70
report person. duty Adutau General i Lieut. r.
COnyiHgha Infantry ordered his Company I, al
Jackx0n. Miss
retired FROM duty chief ordnance ofrr Of the second Military District
Capt Nm Prince First Lieutenant Ordnance Corps - an
staf Sickc chief ordnance officer Beve
Col W Nichols Mso aud Paymasier L. s. A. = announced
Morclera commanding the Second Military Ds
dsursBg officer for the expenditures required N hr a en-
titled provide the efficient government OF the he0el
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Special Notices.
Co!ambin college Law eshoel,

The Eighth Of tbeLsw sehoe C,timts Cos
viii Francas Is
"WEDNESDAY - st J0eSok The OF Bachelor d
s win h. conferred the members u the Graduating Class ast
t. Annual Pr,-s will be arie M Adirsss viii be eeere h
tb Al,mui of tie Law school H. ENkkIT RUSSELL, est,
Vslsctorg Grafton b John W sTRLING aul an Ati s
fore tb firiinsng Class by The Hon DNJAAh SidAhAN
Member. Of the pubc generally epeeia mvits u
attend -, il1.'a. 'i, "a - coia,ntit = e,lHo,.
1.;c, T0-Ii,1 Ciub.A me,iias Of tbs
Clue viii held TODAY Tuesiy1 DAY ~ 81 y S.'e1 mn, T
the room. of Che Institute the Cooper Building a Dsnr
ham viii read pper Bee aaf exhibit bis new hssesDs
80 i",;'ad ~ w. JOIIN ". CHAM BEHS. Searetsry
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N.RIE EsCuprR teditor Of La F,aRoe Musicale, Ia
that journal e April H. defines what are ~
the Exposition The Ameresn Pianos
1--WE scb novlsdge, withoat preyaroaton fhns ~ nss
mot the ieast expectation Of Ending amonA
srch parfection IA the mechanism and gcnsfE
m the piano ID Ia peculiar tha according
obf,ned from the best sourees. the mg4si N
hzxe borrowed p0tksDs. u tho oEecp8 ~ ~ -
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establishment neither from the English the frehcn nor
the Germans any European nation IhsIl hI1 20
essentially American managed by the Messrs Chckrmhs m
themselves their w0rkmen all Americans, ana @ e
machines they of American invention IN IiiS
there other instruments the United states seCo
we know IN tn most certain way that theH origin 10
essentially Euopean"
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THE STATE SHEEP FAIR.
AWARD OF PREMIUMS.


The prizes given at the Sheep Breeders and Wool
Growers Exhibition City OF Auburn the sth 9th.
and 10th instant. the following:
CLASS lon rams, two years old or over. first and
second prizes 10 VIM r. banfOrd third prize 10 JOhh
sheldon on yearling rams first prize John Quacken
CLASS II.-Rams two years old or over second prize
Theodore II. Davidson Yearlng rams second prize,
Bronson second prize Yearlng ewes, second prize, 10
Capp Sweet The Committee found bur few entries OF
class and those not coming up 20 their views
of what fine MerinOs should be. and none entitled,
strictly, TO the first premium.
Class I.-Ewes two years old over, first prize TO
f. f. Brown second Mariner Bronson third TO Isaac
j. Whitney. Yearing ewes, first prize 10 e. +. shepard
second 10 POtte Waltham, third "a L. T. Brown Rams
two years cid or over. first prize TO VIM NJ Holmes
second John l. Quackcnhush, third 20 PerOn steel
Yearling rams, first prize 10 Hiram Hand second 10 W.
" Bottom third 10 T. MunsOn.
CLASS IV.-Young lambs first prize 10 Pottle Walt
ham, second 10 John Sheldon son. third TO Mariner
Bronson
John d. Wing on imported Golden Fleece second
Ottawa" third to Samuel II Parsons. Year
ling rams prize John ID. Wings Champion sec
ond his Prince Royal third 10 3 G. Gnswod. Ewes
years old over second prize 10 Samuel H. Baron
Yearling ewes, second prize 10 Samuel X Baron.
Class vI-Rams two years old over.-Iirst prize 10
John Lynch Ewes two years old or oyerF1rst prize To
John Lynch.
SWEEPSTAKES PRIZES.
The diploma OF the Association awarded as follows
CLASS lon rams two years old over TO John Shell
don & Son. On yearling rams to John Quackenbush.
Ewes two years old over TO T.. Il. Brown Nearing
ewes, to G. J.. Shepard
Glass II.-Ewes two years old or over 10 Mariner q
Brown
Steel Yearling rams, TO W ~ Bottom Ewes TWO
years old or over, 10 Peter III. McMllen.
CLASS lN.-Rams two years old OF over, 10 John ID.
Wing on his Golden Fleece"
AWARDS TO sIIEARERs.
First award 10 d. West the best shearer second 10
James Grace and G. sherman are named in the report
ne having done their work creditaby
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
THE PACIFIC COAST.
BY TKLseRAPE TO TIE TRIBUNE.

TELseRAPE TIE TRIBUNE
SAN FRANCIsco, May 13.-The grain merchants of
this city have formed Produce Exchange. Meetings
will held in the Merchants Exchange in course Of
erection The ChOllar Potosi Mining Company has de
clared dividend Of 81 per foot the first since the con
sOdatiOn Of the companies The receipts at Custom
House for duties during the past week were $49250
since January !, S2654,0O0
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TENNESSEE.
THE FRAZIER IMPEACHMENT.


TEtBGRAPH
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 13-In the impeachment
trial to-day Judge Frazier took exceptions to Sena
tors Hall and Bosom sitting as members OF the
Court. Senator Hall it was alleged, Is a citizen OF
Kentucky while Senator Bosom is citizen OF
Rutherford and represents the district wherein
White County is situated, where he has not been
since 1862
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a Family ReinlcinR.

81 AS sLAp writes Mrs L. \ Stove anudin2 to her double
>ad ,e.g which been using for nearly three year,
when II disposed and It's place supplied By HIt0r q '''S
The a. liked H. the better IKE H. Inc
us.t comprehension easily master H. IT'S s"a,s on h.n
ready when neee lis and durable us grea h
.r, Se, .mpieity s.ar Il % h0Uh0Li4drcrtt'eB
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s ,b restoration of'ae Unon ,pl to the suI n, PRINCIPLES

gr,, for restoration Of hc Unon an 10 the au ls principles
Republican party
XlII that Will support
prBpl, adopted Republican party
pledge ourselves o stand by the regular nomination OF ti
p8fiy without ressr1 stJn whatever.
4. G DRLAnGR Chairman.
n ] MAvwgir. l. w n hACKEY,
W J. WmPPHa H. Cars.
The principal debaters the different sections OF this
platform were Messrs Delarge OF Charleston and ser
geant Iangy OF Beaufort, ana MesSrs. Moore aud Ep
ping. The latter are white Mr. DeaTge Is light col
0red nau native Of this city possessed Of good educa
ton and evidently well read He Is shrewd politician
and a. CHAIRMAN OF the Platform Committee has eIerted
a managing influence in the Convention. He Is 10y mo
means backward M the OF the politicians wles and
10 the principles OF radcasm. Dir Langly II native OF
Vermont, who soldier in the 6ith Massachusetts
and was transferred 20 the ls South Carolina Volunteers
lie Is a man OF decided ability, with clear power OF
statement and vigOr OF illustration which makes
hm Interesting MI Dcargo advocated the ninth
resolution while Messrs. Langy and Moore
opposed. In the discussion winch resulted, these dis
putants, and Others who sustained Mr. Dearge, showed
considerable degree of knowledge of the principles
which should regulate equitable system OF taxation
On the elective judiciary question: the positions were
changed, Messrs Delarge, Epping and Langy opposing
the resolution while Mr. Moore led In support OF ~ Inc
address adopted by the Convention written by the
Rev. b. f. Randolph of the editors OF The AdDOcd
religious and political paper here. The address s clear
and simple statement Of the position OF the loyal people
of the State and of their political duties and relaOh
One thing remarkable and that Is the determination Oh
the leading men not to pass resolutions Tor DuhcomDe
rhetorical effect
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Cnrd.-MouREigo GOODS Of every d.au.e tini constantly
JACKSONS Mournina st, s5l Bfosjssi Opp<ae
TiGsIy 8 Cg's Prices very lrss5uable
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wrLLRr-u sauIay Mar r. Margaret willow Of Col Mirnus VII
lett Asei % yesfs
The rege, fmy nvitd 70 steni The tinsr
f-,r her lae srdesce No Desnceys wens~sy hJ H.
a. { o'clock D.
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SENATOR WILSON'S MOVEMENTS.
BT gxLEeRAPH o
MOBILE Nav Ex-senator Wilson arrived here this
morning and will speak OmorrOw night.
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MIRHIED.

sAyNINGTuoRyi the Church Of the Pilgrims New York eT
Thu,d.y Nav 1857 by the Rs, A. Baker the Pastor Isme.
MnrInr ESQ late Of Catsk Y and Miss Cadde Thorn late
" }.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
~ k,rfsNlpH 70 raE rRIBbNR.

Psu.DrLPHA lJBeef cattle is in good demand and prices
have Of ll5o head al aSc sheep la demand
sf 10. fair demand sales Of 1000 head
Sl0e y 10 Cow unchanged sales Of 80 head $50 sl0o
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FATAL KERosENE ACCIDENT.

ur TsLnsssps 7 TEE Tnisush
Bosr0S. May 1s-Mary Gill, servant girl. inthe
employ of Mrs sylvanus Cobb OF East Boston was fatally
bapne2 this morning while kndling fire with kerosene
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CALIFORNIA DRY GOODS MARKET
a, rrLrsnlrn re rns rKIsrxE

sS FrANisoo l--Dry Goods unusually dull AMI import
Several descriptions have undergone
REDUCTION decline anticipated The approaching hae
cr-ates buaps 40 inches 10 burps command ~
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THE WEATHER.
CIVILIZATIONS.

RgMARKs-L0wesi point al ngh-Z' biOrning Ogsl' u""
warm Afternoon ght rain las. cloudy Brenng overcast
Shtuipg North from ia D. thunder shower commences
- r. T.
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rposT IN pENNsYLyANIA.

N SsIseRlrH sxf rsIsush
.HARsisauKo. May 13--Thsre was heavy frost
keng JebspaR Vss1 aaQ ethet statiass tat pqrRisg
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THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
sr rzLEeHAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, May 13-The following decisions
have been rendered by the United States Supreme Court
No 42O-De Hara ct al. appellants, agt. The United
states-ustice Davis read the opinion Of the Court in
this case affirming the decree Of the Court below. This
WHICH il viii he rememSered is portion of the city of
San Francisco the Court holding that the title given 10
the De Haras was merely a license to occupy the
passed 10 them right 20 the land beyond the period OF
their own lives II was sort OF tenantcy at will that
granted to them personal themselves and subject
revocation time by other disposition OF the
land or by formal edict The word tItuo" is held
mea i'm the Spanish title by fee favor grace and does
not import anything stronger than Is spechcaIy set out
in the instrument In which 1t Is used means anything
ali indicative OF the measure of the tight or interest
given. r. -. .A - Co...
and Milwaukee Acknowledgements affirmed. opinion
by Mr.. Justice Miller. ~, ,,,
Navigation and Railroad Company y-Amrmed opinion
by Mr. Justice MiIer-taking no part IN the decision
No l74-United States relation OF McCOIneiI paln
fi in error Agt Edmonds Commissioner OF the General
Land Ofice.-Afinned Opinion by Mr. Justice Nelsen'
No 1g-The Des Moines Navigation and Railroad CoIn-
many plaintiff In error agt Burr-ReveTsed, and cause
remanded. Opinion by Mr.. Justice Nelson.
No 15s-The Mwankee and Minnesota hsdoad o 10 no
cause remanded with directions TO enter nole against
the Marshal who made the sale 10 reports 70 tnat our
for further proceedings 10 be had therein not
No. iooNfhe United States ag Schooner Jenny and
CargO-Decee reversed and cause remanded Tor rther
proceedings In accordance with this opinion opinion by
Mr.. ChiefJustice Chase. -
No liIThe United States ast The steamer Peoria and
reversed and cause remanded with dire
tons for farther proceeding IN accordance with this
opinion. Opinion by the ChiefJustiee.
No Jea-Tbe Lowell Manufacturing Company and others
agt The Hartford Carpet Company affirmed
In number is Original Docket State efGeorgia, agt
Edwin stanton Ulysses s. Grant and John Pope, the
annonneee snat the BIN Of the complainant
dismissed tor want OF jursdeton the opinion Oh e
80, k.S haEQa
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Patent Combination

MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE.
SUPERIOR TO
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
T1, BETTING being COATED GuTrAPEEcsA, does Ecr
STRETCH ApnEREs PuLLEI. PLssLE aaa s~
AFFECTED Br Os ACIDS ALKAEs SrKAn HEsr, CoLO OF o"r
Door EXPOSURE.
THE COMBINATION HOSE
l. o coated inside and out with erchs and the OuI AOs' thai
will py,v LIVE srEAx ACIDS OrHEs oTLs wh'es
injury unequad for Steam Fire Engines and we call tue 'P'e
attention Of
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
To the fac, that at several without BURSTING s"nAs
a pounds to the sqare inch 6sas ao@
that Of Leather OF Rubber Hose.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST
BENEDICT, TORREY G. TWOMBLY,
No q PARK-PLACE.
Door THE BROADWAY BANK Nkw,YosE
A New Article.
NDIARUBBBR
COPYING-PRESS SHEETS.
VERY DURABLE. AND FAR SUPERIOR TO OILED PArEs
SHEETS
PATENTED JANUARY 80 1865
Sold wholesale and retail By the exclusive manufacturers
GOODYEARS
ISDIARUBBER
GLOVE MANUFACTURING Co.
No 20s BROADWAY ny
single sheets lOIis q crnts each.
Sent by mai on receipt of price
AGENTS WANTED.
A superb Assortment
At WHOLESALE or RETAIL. Of
CHANDELIERS aad GAS FIXTURES
SOLID LIVER (STRRLING COIN PINB PLATED WARE.
Cutlery BRONZEs CLOCKS. VASES. JARDINIBRES and
FANCY GOODS FRENCH CHINA GLASSWARE. and inP ERIAL
sTOSEWARB
MIRRORS aud coRNICEs to order
Parties furnishing either in CITY or COUNTRY VIII sat
EVERYTHING they nav the above lines Of goods and at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
L.. Y HAUGHWOUT& & Co.,
Nos lsS 400 and 492 Broadvsy. corner Of Broomese
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uNIrED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.

UNITED
On motion of Mr. Norton, the Solicitor, francis
Avery esq OF New York City was admitted as Attorney
End Counselor Of this Court
ohn q fremont for the of Jackson ct al agt The
tned states-Chef Justice Casey delivered the opinion
81 the COurt On this finding t33S SSt due 10 the
claimant, Judge LoYDg dissented -
Adiourned to Wednesday next, at IL O'Clock o M.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14

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ORDERLY BEHAVIOR OF PARTY or NEGROES.
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
SOVTH CAROLINA.

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