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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

Norwegian bark NOW in Boston) from Philadelphia
to Cork for orders with 500 bbls Resin, and 1900
bbs. Petroleum at 6s06s. Cd. and I'd, and one from
here to port in the United Kingdom with LOO
bbls. Petroleum private terms.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
for Customs $4,000; for Gold Notes. $4,000; total
Receipts, $3,6S1 SI5 So total Payments $2942S9S o.
Balance, s11S,914269 80.
The Exports exclusive of spece) from the Port of
New-YOrk to foreign ports for the week ending May
Z, 1867, amounted to $i,I98,Sl9.
We publish from time to time the weekly earnings
of the Chicago and Northwestern Road, as they
come to us from the Office of the Company 1t ought
always to be remembered that the Company is run
ming this year 149 miles more road wiz from Boone
to Council Bluffs than it ran last year. The entire
line now is nearly 200 miles long, and the increase
in earnings this year will hardly pay the expense of
running the new, road through new country. 1t is
understood in the street that the Company Is in great
need of money and that loan the pledge of new
issue of 100000 of preferred stock Ito the issue Of
which there Is no Imitation is likely to be at
tempted If it has not in fact been effected already.
The cash balance in the hands of the United States
Assistant Treasurer at Boston, at the close of last
week. was ssGO5SS9 SO, against $8s59141 21 at the
close of the previous week, showing decrease of
s253.751 49, The coin on hand was $5,664,91 Oh
against $192j,GC5 Ia decrease OF SHDO,oJS IL.
About two millions of gold interest were paid during
the week. The customs receipts we're s279,SOO-a de-
crease of $4,000. The value Of exports from Boston
for the week. including SPECIE was 1851 2l1 against
1895, eO5 in the corresponding week in 1866.
1t is stated that the April earniags of the NewYork
Central Road exceed the large traffic OF the same
month last year. The figures are:
1867 81 $4,000 1866. $19S,OO0 sSoOOo
Comparative earnings of the Detroit and Milwau-
kee Railroad for the week ending Maya:
1867 800 .s23 1872 Increase .si5, 45s
The shipments of PittSton coal are reported as fol-
lows for the week ending May A. 1867
Wy Hallway @,o25 tuhs
By Canal low tuus
Previously, 1867. ll9,Se6 tuns
Total %, III tuns
ToSame date l0l, 7S5 tuns
Increase tuns
The following is statement OF coal transported on
the Delaware and Hudson Canal:
Por the two week For the season.
euii1g May l. 1867.
Tuns Tuna
Del and Hudson Canal CO.....Se,S69 22645
Pennsylvania Coal Co... 1903 3lE
Total tuns .'87Gs5 229,5aa
For the same period last year
For t 1s. week For he @su ,e'''n'
Del and Hudson Canal Co.., 5000 l5l,2lo
Pennsylvania Coal Co... 900 2l9O
Total tuns.. loS'Ho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEw-YoRK,
No. 40 BROADWAY.

This Bank is issuing Deposit Receipts, similar to
those issued by the Union Bank of London and other
European banks sand bearing FOUR per cent interest.
funding exchanging the 73O Notes into $40
Bonds will be dealt with at the best rates Of the market
Bills ON London Daring Brothers. for sale in amounts
to suit.
All parties opening changing their accounts with
banks or bankers are invited to this bank.
s. c. THOMPSON, President.
l. RAVFR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

SUPERIOR COURT-GESERAL TERM-MAY before
ROBERTSON, G. j., OARyIS ana MCNEIL, j. j.
DECISIONS.
Eliza Mckeon net VIM, s See.-.ludgment mOdi-
fed aud reference ordered referee Opinion by Robert
son, G. j.; Mcneil, j.. dissenting.
Before RobKRTsOs, G. j ~ iRnoUR and JoNEs. IL.
James Grow.et nl ag,. Carrot Becker ct al-Judgmcnt
reversed and new trial ordered. Opinion BY Robertson,
G. j.; Jones, j.. dissenting
with costs to abide the event and order Of reference dis
charged. Opinion by Robertson, G. J.
tained and trial ordered. Opinion by Robertson,
&. j.
Before RonrRTsoS, c; J., and = ,rpogn, J:
peaied fT9 19 rsHef oe, M.tno ana CARVE
Henry Yates agt Joseph Harrison ct al-Order ap-
peaed nom affirmed with COSTS Op.a.on by Robertson,
Before RoBIrrsoS. C. j., B,rDoUR and GARvIS j.
j.. A. Quentard aGt II. J. Nowman.-ENceptons sus-
tanned and new trial ordered Opinion BY Robertson, &.
'' Before BARBOUR GARvIN and JOKES, u.
j. H. lockwood agt. l.. ID. Bassford.-Iudgment Of
Grmed with costs. Sec opinion in Lockwood agt Cullen
Geo. St h. ScabrOok agt John Observation-Disclosures and
order affirmed with costs. Opinion by Garyin.J
SrECfALTERM-Before Justice MCCUsS.
DECISIONS.
Daniel Mccarthy agt g. W. Ward.-Motion denied,
Hcfrieta y Cohen agt. The Mutual Life Ius. Co.-Mo-
ton staying proceedings granted.
Before Justice MCNEIL.
Samuel T. Hoster agt. The Ninhaye. Railroad Com
pany.-The cannot be settled without the s'en0-
graphers report aud compliance with rule ii OF this
Before Justice JoSEs
In 70 the petition OF Susan Mack for writ Of habeas
corpus. Writ allowed.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srncrlL TERn-Before
Judge BRADY.
DECISIONS.
Keane AIT. Kcane.-Motion for alimony denied,
counsel fee Of $50 ordered 10 DO paid.
Cohen agt Acknowledgment reduced to $3.50. interest
and costs
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No "a WALI.ST., NEw-YORK, May Z, 1861 }
An annals AVIATOR AND TABLE of the new ma
chinery used the Marposa Estate may be seen to-
morrow at steel & Sons, In Jersey City.
MARK BRUMAGIN President.
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SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TERM.-Niv 7.-Befor
Justice WLLLEs
sPECTIyE RIGHTS or LOYAL CITIZENS.

coNFIsCATToNs by THE REBEL GovERNMENT-hE-
sPECTIvE RIGHTS or LOYAL CITIZENS.
Frederick W. Allen sgt. Robert r. Bhdsels ct a.
The facts Of this case they appear by the papers
are that in the early part Of the late Rebellion TN plan-
tis property In North Carolina ooniscated by the
Rebel authorities and sold at auction the defendant ne
coming the purchaser This suit Is brought by tho plant
in TO the value Of the property, which lac est-
mates at 10000. - -
The answer OF the defendant set forth that at the time
OF the purchase the state of North Carolina was virtually
ont ofthe Union and under the control OF the socaed
Confederate authority that the Federal authorities being
unable 20 protect loyal citizens In their rights the Con-
fpdcrato Government government 0e ydc'o, ana
that sale by virtue of the authority Of that Government
transferred good aud legal tile 10 the purchaser
To this answer tina plaintiffs cOunsel demu1ed on inc
ground that 10 did not set forth sufficient ground 0f de-
fense as ly act Of Congress all contracts made ny or
with the late Confederate Government made nun ana
void and this court a. bound 10 take notice OF that act
Tho argument on the demurrer OCcrped the attention
Of the court during the entire day. Decision reserved
DECISION.
Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
Osgood agt. AmidOn.-.Iudgment for plaintiffs on
the demurrer with costs With leave for the demuring
defcndanls 70 days payment Of the costs
OF the demurrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

OkAd
in prices We quote: 'nang
r Psy SSp se y ! 6;i5j........% @sEel
Pieslsd Go "a 2 s Md:: - :Ic;:
Mackerel, No. ], Halifax.............Is IS a AZ
M SSEsrsI No. No. nas: iSs
M askcTci. No. hsS med and on"
Maefersl No g. Mass, large
ss al%on Pl xxi R So iian,.is sM@
Herring, No \ ~ box. %
FIREcRAcKERs are ARM small sales "a at $50 %
GRAINIThe Wheat market Is less active, Miller;
wego, Il being cheaper here than at milwaukee, Nina.
are buying here the sales % 400 bush No. Mlwsr
a ass q S Il aIs sS Sui ssr WITT Ss
seady y9S sales s q af c bs n S sSaSs request az.
Rye Is offered freely and IS firm; sales Of Il -
bush. Western at 81 66asl GO. Oats opened dnl, ~
rather tame but w ana more active demand for On
bush Of s29s0c for old and new Western. and TasSc n
Snse with New ew sellers enS s o sa
New Ne Is s abgnda1 and much h lover over the close
Railroad depot and Delivered y p@ @s Yso at he
S MS q 2SSSl q for White Western q s2as s. fo
e %Se SU e sa stsT %esc %;s straw
81 S79S 80 for do. afioat, closing heavy for New A
EFFORTS OF BREADsTUFFs.
Total 70 Great Britain and the w.
Continent for tho week end
ss$ 81 j$ss ss 81: s
RECEIPTS OF BREADsTUFYs.
&c., C., S ss c ss,
For the week ending May 8,
Since Sept. !, 1885, LS64S8 e2l320 I27scs,
GSSY BAGS are dull at 5c for cSc Si' snd
Heavy -
GUNNY cLoTH-The market is dull at 2llsnsc. foe
HEMP-The market fer Manila is Arm and fairly act.
iye sales OF 6oo0Glooo0 bales at HE, gold Other
A%sesn si Ss y 9aHnasea ps
American undressed, ....-.-........ 275 $50
Russia, cIean:....."~........"....s i5 $50
Italian. ..................... 400 a
pISEs Y ms gg has hecome very du and sos
prices, ineOnsequence Of tho advance In the premium
are not fully supported but fun currency prices paid in
small way, for Domestic Hides scarce;the only sals
since Saturday 1900 Dry Bucnos Ayres 17ic gold
they rum and Dry Texas "a b. &c., currency they
s5i,c BGenos Ayres 2oa2s r. aoiS?ic Monievdec Il
a2S b. l9ic; Corrientes 1s922 b l9ai9c; Rio Grsnde
2SsS r., iSsiosc Central American, iss2l b, iStSiTe:
Matamoros 22a24 u, l7t0lsc.; Vera Cruz 1919 D. 100
lec; Western 1925 ID, gold. usual selection
Wet Sailed Hdes-Bnenss Ayres 500 D. iol0ile; Rio
Para, 800 ID, i63 S1Icgod usual selection. kew0r
leans, J0080 m 2c; Western and Country 60e70 d. uts
i2c; City Slaughter Ok, COase No. 12al2Ic do. Cow so
60 II. III al2c.-curreney, usual selection.
H0Pa-The demand is less active for home consump-
tn and pTSs sEs te OS STeF we quote at from 100
HAY-The inquiry for slipping is moderate and with
larger arrivals prices have declined and favor the buyer
half as compared with last year; sales Of shipping at
0sl 90 and at retail at 81 95a2 10 100 b. Straw more
IR0N-There has been friner feeling in the market
for Scotch Pig prices show slight decline the busaez
s CO. and small lots GengarnocR at s2 Is American
Pig has been less active but prices are without special
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

FlsH-Dry Cod are firm and in good demand Ma.
erel are in demand at previous prices. Smoked a.
ficked Herring are quiet but without noticeable chanss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08
Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
pRAIRIE DU CHIrN RAILROAD TROUBLE

Harvood alexander Mitchell The Milwaukee and
Prairie du CHEN Railway Company, and others.
This suit is brought TO restrain the Prairie dn
Chen Railroad Co from purchasing the McGreg0r West
ern and The Minnesota Central roads, and constructing
about IS miles Of additional track to connect tho two at
ter road and 10 prevent the issue of about 3OOO OF
bonds and stock In order carry out contracts OF con-
struction and purchase. temporaIy"injunctlon was
granted some dnys ago by Judge Smith, and motion To
Continue this Injunction was set down for yesterday
Defendants counsel very earnest In pressing tho
motion TO hearing; but the plaintiffs counsel asked
postpomen the ground that negotiations were pending
for sentemeut After great deal OF discussion the
argument was finally SGT down for Friday next For
prantiGs " NJ Eyarts Tor the defendants Il. n. Bangs
DECISIONS.
Isaac c. Lea agt. The American Atlantic. and Pa
cifo Ship Canal Co.-MotiOn granted without costs to
either party. a.
Christopher Pullman ast. Tho Mayor, &c, ct ai'-In
junction dissolved. i,
divorce granted. ,,.,-
Chas. Van Holland agt. TLos. REORGANIZATION
granted for fourth Friday in May, 1867.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

COAI,-Thesmarket for domestic has been more firm,
but with liberal arrivals prices have ruled steady sales
from yard NJ 5000 and by at the prices obtained
nj the last public sale The stock or domestic 10 lIcreas-
ing Inforegn very little has been done, and prices are
nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

FLOUR AND MEAI-we have had very animated de-
and for Western and State Flour since this day week the
business being principally with spectators The arrivals
have been light and with reduction IN orr stock prices
have improved. particularly for the low ana meSisn ,
extent To-day better demand prevailed, for common
grades particularly these showing an advance OF i9Sc
Unchanged the business GEOGRAPHICALLY with the home
trade the sales 400 bbls at 81 asl2 for superins
low grades Of Spring Wheat. Western Extra; $3.50
good choice * 40 Us ssaxa d 70 a dDr
Nv Srai,as Of Ohio, Michigan. and Indiana. and
se 2Sasio for st. Louis Extras California Flour
baSs at MSasi7 So~about half to arrive Canadian
Flour is better particularly the low grades-hese are
mndes Of Extrs and SIS sOdsS rs for Trade and Family
braiis Southern Flour s better and IN demand sales
AZ q60 bbs at sis e0asb for common 70 fair Baltimore
and Country Extras and S 2cas1s for Trade and Fan
ses Of s70 bbs al IS 9O8S9 TO- Corn Meal Is In fair
demand sales OF so bbL at % Ioas6 50 for Brandy
wlye, - g
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SECOND BOARD

GoyrRSMEST DEPARTMENT.
US ss 500 Coup G2 u O. 500 COu65n SO 1910 COu
10000. 1919 100000 o7i $500 gsb
Sos 520COu'6i 6s 500 Reg 90 treas n0tes SIo
5000 ..10J1l 10000. 2roelles' 49,.
US6s520Cp65 8'OOO..........'lV0i
So l06
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THE TURE

rNrruFs FOR TIE JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
The following arc the entries for the races at Je-
ONE Por, for the different meetings that to take
lace during the year 1867 also the fixed events that are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08
and assigned causes but in no case was assigned
without the consent OF both parties.

SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERM-MAY before
Justices LEONARD. INGRAHAM. aud MILLER
THE LAW soF MERCANTILE PAPER-TRIVOLOOs DE-
MURRER.
The First National Bank Of Medina hg Henry Esu and george
johnson a
The complaint in this case set forth the making OF
draft by VIM H. Coon. drawn onithe dofendants 70
the order Of b. Farman, Presldeny the President Oh TIC
Bank Its transfer by him to the Bank, Its acceptance ny
the defendants, and its nonpayment and protect me
defendants deulred the complaint, and their deiu-
stricken out frivolous They appealed ana on
the appeal assigned the grounds OF the demurrer tnat
the complaint did alege that the draft in suit WAS
Endorsed by the payce named in IT. The planuii
reply that the complaint In alleging that he received the
cation Of transfer and any allegation Of Endorsement Dy
HIM was super1uous q
The Court affirmed the Judgment Of the Cont below.
Mr.. j. L. Burrl for appellant; Nj. j. H. " Arnold for
respondent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08
CHAMDERs-By Justice BARNARD
THE FERNANDO WOOD LEAsES-THE INJUNCTIoNs

Pullman t Fernando Wood and others; The Mayor &c, sg
Fernando Wood and Others
Both of these cases were brought TO restrain the
execution Of the leases of part OF Nos lis and III Nassau
ST. for ten years. at the exrayagant rate Of 5000 per
anDum, between Mr. Wood and the city The grounds OF
these suits have been fully reported in this paper In
BOTH Mr. Justice Barnard has vacated the inunc ton.
In the frat, while overrung the point suggested by
Judge Leonard In his decision In tho action brought by
Mr. Wood for a mandamus to compel the execution lof
these leases that Mr. Pullman, having ceased TO be
Councilman longer maintain the suit he relies on
the other points in that decision TO yacae the Injunction
In the second he holds that the complaint does not con-
tain sufficient support the Injunction Ii not beng ver
fed and the affidavit not stating sufficient factSposi-
lively all the facts directly bearing the case being
stated on information and belief
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-24
0O1SSsksN4s

TIE .a .,S .ss. IKE H. fson Bas..sses to
p;sa;norv sopxS a 81 ~ instaAt fortTAffic.
according Is tie piAfs III 81 Charles Fox the
new structure has four river spans Of It's feet
each. and two land opeaipgs u each end
Of seventy feet. The river openings are
seemental in Shape, and the ribs Of wrought
iron have rise of II feet. The three piers
in the middle Of the river have each at stae
kyd n 6fiakiIg fribs "a thickne0 q IA
ket, ssd'thS two abpttneuts arc ~ Net thek
each ii that-level, 30 that the sosAl aenfn
of the bridge is about 40 yards. The width
of the bridge at the rails level is III feet,
vide eneuSh for eight lines Of rails, snd this
width is carried BY seven main RIBS TO eacn
span. Tho .sbutments have been carried
down, 70 the depth Ct ovsr y @st oe'oW lo~
water mark, with the brickwork in cemens,
:, the errsystipcs for ths abutmsntss owe
mo 10 tn r;dtA ofthe bfidee and form 81 RIBS,
had To be f25 feet long and 40 feet vide.
RE n;ers are supported by brickwork IN cyl
inders. ths latter four in number, being sunk
10 depth 10 feet beioy high water marx.
Each is 81 feet in diameter, and made OF
cast iron in length Of 8 feet, each length con:'
psssd Of eight segments. The length OF eacn
pier al the layal of the cylinders IS lou 'ee!'
The weight Of iron II srperstructure ano Cyl.
inders. etc, is estimated ~ About 9,oea cons
IO0 900 cubic feet OF stone has been Ffed
16lOsl0 cubic feet of briekwofk, asd about
3eb, 900 cubic fest of timber. Each OF the
| cylinders has been weighed with ioad o.
| 900 tons 10 test the foundations, and at low
wa,er mark castiron girders are 6xed between
| them and the existing pier. The new bndgs
| Il hbout City two feet wider than the West
| minister bridge. London. 1fsifs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-24

Let the people Of Arkansas accept the at.
uation at once, and during that two years.
term, thousands Of enterprising men and
hundreds of thousands of capital, from the
North will be added to their population "a
means, and be employed in developing snel
resources, and promoting her interests. bu.
let the people reject these TERMS ana s'an .',
uas~llsaly and ds6aaily. and The result w
be that the emigration and caritN WIN seek
other sections. And Is aresuit, ARKANSAS
v;u saigsr fox men and mesn s.l for dozen dozen
Years to come, and then turn-in extremity %
h.seech Northern immigrants TO come IN ano
tie charge Of the State, and run It's ins''su
t;nn. and its interests on thsir own terms snf
In their own ~ay. ss : 8 g s. 80
We conclude, as we began, that the ono
hone for Arkansss in the presents or the III
turs. is in the North, and the sooner the PEG,
nile Of that State realize the fact, and lay noi'
lef ina. hope in earnest. the better every wa
for them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-24


And all affections oftAe LIVER the most prompt, safe
and reliable Medicine known. They active and mild.
beans paticuiaIiy desgned ~ ths Bilious DhsAses OF
the Southern asd Western States. When timely sd-
minisered they will be found ecacious in Bilious and
Remittent revers Fever and Ague costiveness Collie
Worms Pain In the Bowels, Heartburn, Fatulence In
Digestion Pain in the Head, Back BseAst ard In all
cases where Csshartc required Their great excel
lsncs consists in this, that they compounded from
the concentrated virtues Of the medicinal substances Of
which they composed; consequently they have far
greater 20 :cncy and far remedial eject than the
same medicinal substances, whether mixed admins
tered singiy.
MAREp EMS sANATIvE PILLS will b found iuvaiu
sble preventive Of the many Bilious Diseases Incl
dental 10 the seushsrA cSuntry-ssch yellow lsvss
Jaundice, Liver Compiants IntermIttsns and Remttsn
Rsvara Bilious Fever. Bilious Collie. Bilious pysents,
and DiAxrhsa. Chills, Yssers, Ae.
KERR l. FULLER,
Wholesale cad Retail Agents for ksokuk-
BVHxHAn Vas eoaAAc9, Wholesale Drugeists,i chi
ea<o. acnsrai Agents for Northwest decfdAw4n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-24

OK THE STuxr.-Gen. Logan takes the
stump this week to aid the Republicans IN the
campaign for the spring elections, at which
ne.nbersef Congress as well as Governor
and members Of General Assembly are 10 be
chosen.
10 more effective speaker for political
canvass can be found in tins county, Bast Of
West, than General Logan. of Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-24
10. 81 lSia Street, up stalrA

Fer Sale.
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
c61lsf al dAsen. kfnil lot W)s4 t1ahs mabls end
yefisty 81 sfApes and othss &sie otssts - Yalton
= WN. fUL1OS,
tsnla-S nsal Ksaats Agene
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-24

ANOTHER FEaISIss PHExoxENos. The 70
70 Miss Windsor, in Providence, X. l.,
whose case is similar, in many respects, to
the curious one in Brooklyn, lately made
public, and the following made singular
statement is well authenticated:
Miss Windsor has been confined to her bed
for several months, and has not pertaken Of
saf1aent nourshment to keep her alise if
she had been in normal condition. Yet her
faculscs have become strsasly acuse, and
- seems 10 BE- endowed viii q spsdies Of
second sigh. Whom the pAyas;an, DR. Ire
Borrow, calls on her, she can tell the number
Of vlsas e has paas. taes numbers Of ths
houses OF his patients. The deck Aavins
bsen removed from her chambef, ne " -
ablsd 70 dslsrmins at any hourtAs sxaet tims
Of day ernigAt 0a s1hsewUM describe he
Icoao.a lsgspd nnsbs q - 4estsr1a hene,
and his hue ard AhoA $500 II ~
- 4ezeonpoood 3 poea1sNAi6K
she esllsd THE 81 Bsspsnt," one-haR q
eocA Ire in laain - ~ rsoe s. IneiiGS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-24

We find the following in the Buffalo Com.
merciai of Saturday
The fellow James p KimbalI. whose
Feighteen years among the Indians at the West
we're recently related by the Elmira Advertiser
and published by US, proves TO be shumbug.
The Bath CtTrfer says:
"Mr. Newell Kimball, father of James
Pulaski Kmball, the would-be eighth won.
der, called upon US few days ago, and ex.
pressed his shame and modification at the
false position occupied by his son. He say.
James is bad egg, and so strongly question,
his veracity that if, as he expressed it, hs
owed the devil ten thousand liars, and hs
wouldn't take that boy for pay, he should
think his Satanic Majesty hogl Mr.. New
ell kimball is hero of the war of 1872, I
straightforward, truthful, patriotic old man
and his sons conduct grieves him exceed
ingly. The familiarity Of James with III,
Indian tongue was brought about by his fee
ing to Canada after jumping two Or thre,
bounties during the late rebellion, where h
mingled with the redskins. The two daueht
ers. said to have been left behind as wives o
indian Chiefs, are now aged, Mr. Kimbal
thinks, six and eight years respectively. ]
was decidedly rich to hear the old eentiena
dispose Of the details OF the extrassgant var
wrought in the Adrerfiser.'