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DIED.

ppooysI Paris France April % congestion Of the brain George
r ,on OF Horace MAJ H. BruoAs OF New YORK aged years
CoLLiYsOn Saturday MAY S amer short Illness Margaret WIG "
The relative. and Of the miy Respectfully %
the funeral from residence No ~! West
siay afternoon May o'clock Herremains NH be INFERRED
in Marble Cemetery, Seeond-S -, -. s,,.
PEITYgRon Monday MAY o. Ann Eliza widow oil the lave OnAe
P.tper aged g. years months and 70 days , - ,aod
The relatives and friends the family Te,lsefny issse 20 % f
the funeral her late residence NO o5 S,bey pvs
s,b, on " eusslay afternoon, at Oeos wltnou ~
a Her remains viii taken TO Greenwood Tor in''men@
FEpGUSoNOu Monday evening". MAY II william achae, "a n
d az Robert anu Catherine Barnes Ferguson ageS 0u'U' ~ "
and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 s,'fnn
be funeral from the residence 81 us paeL4a NJ 90
"Wednesday, May 29 az oeock . .. oo.,
vpvvcu A. Saq Habor Long Island SUNDAY My @ m t. zss
wear Of her age Mary, wife oi Col fetes FRENCH A w
John swuesdav Ito morrow) itoeoch M Steamer River
oueen lee yes Peck slip on Tuesday AT O'Clock p "I .
IIt n, saturnr May aer short iLness ArenirAu n~ i"
& tho & year ."d friends cf the family respectfully invited 70 ,,Pd
tss fars without further invitation rom as ae ieN"''- W. NV
Msisen, or Tuesday May 2s "a 10 eiosA p y" -
A. M, csantry seat Tivoi AondAg MAY r. 1901
" ~ sriG kingston the 8Jd year Of h age -,v ., N
The service; @ ,S' S ,s 90 an5he soSas services
Sp IN ,h Cemetery Negfork az sc@cS m on ,ue tsI
d,v The relatives and nisnSs OF Oe nuAF Nv Ie'Fee-" So
A. attend without further msitahon
,vINasToNA sA Augustine, F, ThyrsdsT. May 10 Ar;
Vic af Henry Livgs'os aud daughter OF She h0H '"HH
OF az Js6assown Tuesday May g. at the Prsoy'ea
Church at II O'CLOCK "' - A., .,.l.,.e of her
,toTrlp Newton j. on Tnesay May 81 at tae % Of Law
|oa ,l,s Rev Geo y. Mott, Mira ChdNDna v Mou' "' "
& oa, Matt late OF Mott Hayen Wes,eheser Co. " l. 80.
NcurLoH-On SUNDAY. MAY & Sarah b. Meoaloh 'Ohe'' VI ~
udph hs @ Sr family are invited attend her funeral from
sE ns Of Ashbe Green Teasay J h Cas'iJl eH"'
st2i clock. -. c s,... 4,
sMIycEsndleny Sunday morning May a' George s"no'
I'm e l, z AMI relatives family also q the Normal Lodge emo NO
~ A "a. funeral on Tuesday afternoon. 25h nse. al o'clock
from his late residease, No cJ1 uudsoast
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NEwYoRK TRIBUNE TUESDAY MAY @ SUPPLEMENT-

inst. Admiral Palmer arrived at Pensacola in the
United States steamship DE Soto on the 2lst inst
Gen. Griffin, commanding in Texas on May @.
issued the following important order which explains
itself;
There appearing to be a general opinion throughout the
state of Texas that the operation OF the MTy Govern
ment bi passed March @ 1867, relieves cdzeIE thereof
from lnO "~s holds ~ - flu = bPpe11i,uu66 1u .
rss paymeht S GqrtSp of sSS hereby ordered that
al tfVeg now due, 10 become due, eS tN - o'o'o
fore to the proper civil officer.
The following is the translation o. letter from
The Counsellor De Azahbuja, late Miuste." OF Brazil
to the Secretary of State:
NEw-YoRK May 90 1867.
YOUR EXCEILESCY: ! regretted leaving Washington
without having had later conference with your Excel
ithcy IN relation to the speech with which the usious
President of the United States deigned answer my
address on taking leave the 18th INST when had the
honor Of delivering Inn the letter by which august
Sovereign thought proper bring TO close my mission
TO the United States. have only TO communicate 10
your EXoelency that have not received any official
tce that the Imperial Government has decreed the enan
cpatiOn OF slaves In the Empire published 10y the
press in this country in telegram received through the
submarine cable and this / do in this way and from
scrupe about position, not doubling hut that
principle. at least to INTO effect the manner Of
cutOn with the concurrence Of the Legislative Chambers
take the liberty TO make these simple remarks to meet
The want OF the telegraphc above alluded TO not
being cOTObOraed and because having reference TO the
important and recent political action Of my country
Keep solely IN view these facts which have come 10
knowledge through official channels. But aside from
this the congratulations of the President will not fn
be received with especial pleasure by his Majesty, the
Emperor, whose aspirations duly appreciated in
tins country avail myself Of this occasion 10 reiterae
TO your Exceency the expression of my highest esteem
and consideration.
Joaquin MARIA NosCENTEs DE AzAMBUJA
His EXceloncy, WM. H. SEWARD, Secretary of state.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
BILLIARDS.
MATCH BETWEEN T.. n NRLMS AND r. T RVA. 49, foH Illh
CHAMPIONSHIP or Observation-Disclosures W. FTOhouS
by RUN or $40 POINTS


MATCH BETWEEN Z. n NELMs AND II T RVA. '' ron Illf
ChAMrIoSSInP OF PRNSsYLyAEIA-EBLMs W. 'Ioi''oUS
BY RUN or $40 POINTS
BT TELEGRAPH TO
PHILADELPHIA. May 2s-Last evening the sevenl.
match for the championship OF Pennsylvania was played
Edmuld ii. Nelms, Champion and Robert Il. Byal
were ihe contestants. After a game of two hours
anu hliy minutes Nelms by 800 points, III
20 innings. The match was played at National
lal About 400 persons present OF them ladies.
AT eight Nelms and Rya entered the hall, and we're
greeted with loud cheers. Mr. Hewes then announced
the terms OF the match 500 aside, the championship,
and the golden cue, be played on full size
table with 23inch balls push shot allowed, crotchet
barred. Ryall appointed Mr. Hoyt his umpire, and
Nelns Ar owens, H. W. Hewes acting referee. The,
players then strung for the lead. which Nems won, and
played his ball in the right hand lower corner Ryall
Hed on ~ ana would have counted, but was kissed on
Neinls ran %; Rya 2j A. aud 81 in succession. BY
run OF GO and 5 Nelms turned the second hundred mt $50
p ln hyal then made 1Gi by splendid play giving him
the lead which he kept up to the eighteenth inning
city Nelms ran o3 the largest run record In match
game Tor money On turning the fifth hundred he was
breadth %l,6 Twenty minutes after & he followed ,sd
meantime adding couple Of twentes aud one OS to his
score Nems surpassed this by making 1877 Ten o'clock
cesson by brilliant playing Nelms putting Co. o. and 50
to his credit Foryve and ~ for Gyal put his score at
minutes to Ii few small runs followed, when Nems run
out on % easily made. The average OF the winner
l.
about 40 years old feet inches hight and heavily
built His playing IS very graceful. very strong in
execution round the table, and Is especially notable
for delcacy of touch for nursing the balls. The game
was narrowly watched by his friends in consequence of
his being second on the list to play for the
ehamonship of America. They are perfectly salts.
any amount The referee was appealed TO several
times, and he in turn appealed TO the audience for
decision which. Nclms friends the most numer
Ous. invariably decided In favor OF that player. Mr..
Iewes should have understood the duties Of his office
better The loser played remarkably well throughout,
exhibiting great nerve His playing was especially bril-
liant In the SD inning. The full score is as follows
Nems-s, o. o. TO- CO, u.s. 0, 49, O. o. o. o. 53, a.,
T. o. IT, o. 49, o. H. 60 a. H. r. 53 @ 16 3D. 26,
0. o, o. % total 800.
RyaO 25 o. a. p o. 81, 1Gi r. G. g. g. @ ~ o. 81, 19 o,
O. b. O. 2 49, 81 T. 49, 9 9 49 27 TO- 45, AZ, ., o, ?, 0,
II. TOtal-l,ll0
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AMERICAN PIANOS AT Tnb PARIS EXPOSITION.

AMERICAN PIANOS AT TnE PARIS EXPOSITION.
10 Wh0m II May Concern:
The undersigned having noticed the card OF Mr.. J.
G. Derby recently published ia The TRIBUNE, setting
forth the manner in when he secured the award Of space
to exhibitors Of Pianos at the Worlds Fair in Paris from
this country and not finding any mention Of the award Of
space made to us and now occupied by one Of our
Cycoid Pianos, we take the liberty in this call
public attention to the fact that Cyclod Pianos
on exhibition in Paris and very much admired The
reason why Mr. Derby failed TO mention them or the
reasons that acuate correspondents ignore OF the
m.gt novel and perfect Of American Pianos we will not
a In question: being content to bide the decisions
OF mo and the intelligent jury having this matter in
charge LINDEMAN & SONS,
No. 2 LerOy-place, New-YOrk.
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Special Notices.
Arcricnn Ius:iinle Earnelr.,

American Institute Farm,ers' Cuba mectiag Of tho
Club will held D.l (fHcslayl al O'Clock, tho
Rooms Of Institute the Cooper buidg Apples Prof
Nyccs patent preserving house Sil BE- exhibited
:ols w CHAMBERS, Secretary.
A Grsnd Straw awberry and Gl%pe Exhihtou wli be he'd
hc Rooms of AMERICAN INSTITUTE TUESDAY snf
WEDNESDAY 18Th and 10Th days Of Junc heH rsT contain
ing of Premiums Rules and Rcguons be hd b. applying at
the the Institute The Cooper building y order Of tho
Beard Of Managers. JOHN W. ChAhbl-S1t Secretary =
Dental NOicc-Denss will meet at the Dental Ccge corner
Of Twenty seeondst and hnhe, TUESDAY EVENING e S'h
inst Our prospect beyond doubt victory over the ubbe' s"'Ade
need twelve thousand dollars nearly all Of
anteed by few private ind Vdua bet stand By hem and shan
drive the peers hgm nventOn dg s
away from pcfeOn drive them of TO the trades and se"s
VII helm
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

AMERICA AND THE AMERICANs-Ihe Kew H. NJ.
Gallahef Of Brooklyn delivered his lecture ehuue"
America and the Americans" at the stantonst hHps'
Church last evening His lecture was conxosSa oI .
Seres OF facts and anecdotes, sandwiclcu WIN hppIV
prnte comments illustrative Of the greatns Oh Aher
and the character OF It's people, when wers toI "a
rottng rollicklng style that made lt VVy
IIe mentioned tho causes the GROWTH OF tne e9pIuy
and said one Of the latest IN the oeath OF syNeTf
winch had hisered IL with unreeon pclseu lVof ~.
said our advance influenced by tho useih hEehOs ~
the Yanee-whic name, he remaT&cd was "nce hela ~
onnrobrum hut was now title Of honor. There wac
sfeam working its wonders. Tnore was tho printing
press, wlich Is scaterlS kp1wledge and iheiugeUs'
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
NAVY GAZETTE.
DErANHED

Lieut. Commander NJ shepherd from The oeoia the reporting
Acting G. Green aud ordered n Norfolk Passed
Assistant Paymaer G. Mcdaniel from duty Paymsser at the
at Pensacola and ordered return North and settle accounts
Acting Augustus Miller POc placed waiting
Acting Master g. Green from the Dow snd ordered the
Acting Ensign John Churchill from the wHampshre and
ordered To the Guard
ORDERED.
Assistant T. Redhed the Dale; First Assistant En-
gneer L. Allen aud Second Assistant Engineers NJ Breeze aud j.
Dersce temporary experimental duty board the hatta
Acting Volunteer Lieut. H. Coop 10 the Dom Acting Bngns
VIM C. Gibbon w l. Herring T. w Watson and Mate T. 3 Brad
Acting Ensgns Samuel Gordon aud j. keher
Mate Charles H. Venab to the Ascuney Acting frsi
Engineer VIM 81 Ro1es Acting Second Assistant Engineer
Oppod aud Acting Third Assistant Engineers John Stack W s.
Arthur aud Reid Patterson, 10 temporary experimental duty on board
the haiti
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IN the town have been freely placed pt the
disposal that those have really Jared best who
cafGe latest ana were crowded out ~ the hotels
The marked distinction be rsiI "sportslnpi" and n
hpofulS man ca.l. .sO for a word OF mention. The
SIHtshab y essentially gentleman, ana carries his c6
man M @ Or the 80" sake, while the sporting
passir tIy be anything else than gen.,...., @ mas
amount M Mef the tut or the gun measured exactly by we
sescf : money ,'o make out OF 1t. During inc
e.. Ions Qt The conv, uton lively little paper called
-.e oP.Siqfiis Bue, has been issued from the olce
Of The lie Roy Gazette aud as been devoted TO resume
OF the sport
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

broadcast Tho lecturer thOsght the power of Hon Ste
Greeley through the prcss wac greater than that exc
cised by Andrew JOHNSON as President The American
common school system alluded 10 as an excellent
ns,... r1uaii, the lecturer described the thgrac
fecs OF the EreriraC pcople-ther rcadEess to adapt
themselves TO circunsanece their numerous cXpcdichts
and their wit ana hunor.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
M4RRIED.

-STTYyRSAETAt Hgrwood HYDE Park h. the Rey
ohu scarborough Thursday Mas 70 Robert Slhd'rd o roSu
repse Msr H. Stuyesan eldest daughter OF he e JOIN
H. Stdyyesant esq
WATRRSW ARERS-At the NJ Church Rel Bank n on sun
irr morning MAY bs the Rev. Charles H Henry Nars o.
,aJt atharipe A. eldest daughter o 1ehn arhet
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

PERsoNAL-Among the arrivals at the hotels are
pishon Williams China at the 81. Denis Hotel; Gen.
Thomas Kiby Smith at the Everett House; the Hon L.
r. Huburd NJ c. and Ezra Cornell, Ithaca at the Astor
House; the Hon. Robert c. Winthrop, Boston, IL Ian I'm
field esq, Burlington. Vt, aud the Rev NJ. ~ =,
Pennsylvania, at the Ffth-Aveuue hDtel lhr hT' % .
huntington, Col Friedman and Col. Heywood' u . ~
at the metropolitan Hotel
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
Sometimes She Could Make IL Go,
And Sometimes Not.

Mrs Daniel Duff Of Rutland Ill, writes; 81 owned oc stitch
Sometimes could and at other times
could She then procured Of the twisted loop stitch ma
chimes really gives pleasure it. My
i g Gyr vears old can sew with 1t and
sewing IT, aud great dea for nhho hud
actual experience that this stitch IS stronger and more elastic and
stands washing and ironing better than the lock stitch would
m price for Wilcox Gibbs Machine than to take ock
sttc Oueas .t-
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

NJ W NOIlOh-ihe members Of Normal Lodge No SO y anf
= - w sammoHed I" attend special Communication Of the
Lodge = neg ~ ts Rooms at No. 5o4 BioaWay iy on
Tuesday aheSoon at O'clock the purpose OF stssg t ,
our late Brother SeogeS smack The nebe,s Of e Mss,as
H1'efuly are respectfully Invited 10 attend
ANDREW DLAKE Secretary t.s
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
dRHY GAZETTE.
sy rK1KeHhyH TO TIRE rIsIsusE.

TItIsUNs.
Capt Tfona Military K0sper has been granted ten
of Goha 25th anty. has
been granted 20 days delay In Oang his regiment First Lsa W. a.
Merrill 2d Infantry, has been relieved Saty the Feenen Boz
Breyet Major A. Davis 2Osh Infantry and Second Lieut. L.
Windlc 18th Infantry have been granted 4ays delay. f Lieut.
T. w. Baow J Cavalry has been granted three months leave OF
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

RRMaRKsThs finest ard day since October 90 1850, an
the note since Now
1866 appears and brilliant with s;reamers and crimson
unes AT 9.7O Thermometer A. II mIhe
brilliant will until sunrise and during tho prers-
this the baIometcl columns remains steady al Jt
II IS y. m-The auTOrs electric wares commence
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

Card1h0URNIHG GOODS every desirable hind constantly
llnany q Cos Prices vcry reasonable
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET


Pnu,pELpHt, May 27-Deef Cattle scarce snd advanced S e
e - a. Iei nc for Estr,s 60l3c Fair to Good aud tHl'c
M Cmop Hos S00Sl ~ 100 B net Sheep dl and lower
sales Of 10000 head at o. a1ie gross
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
RASE RALL
A NEW JUNIOR c.

4 NLW JINIVI VI
new junior base ball club, the " Howard was
organized n Brooklyn last week Arthur Pc chosen
captain and SaudfOrd Burlington secretary Tic sccrc
taTy's address Is at No 1Ol First place
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
THE WEATHER.
OBSERVATIONS.

OBSERVATIONS.
NEwYoRK Monday May q. 1867.
Dov Hour TIermr gIrOmr
Ma n. T........... WJl North by west
IL 100 O6 kOrihnsnh-aest
$50 1893 Southwest BY west
75o aE Southwest by west.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
WASHINGTON.

run MISSING WITNESSES IN THE sURRATT CASE-DSvEL-
oryRYTs IN THE IMPEACHMENT 1NvESTIGAuON-COM
- --.-rs AGAINST THE LWB.SAvING COM-iSsiON-THE
.,i IL%'", n6Ssn Nv 'pFFBRS0N DAVIS
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

Three sergeants and ~ patrOmen Number OF arIfss,
I33 of which 10 males and II females. Tbere nave
been accommodated $50 dodgers, from whom were taken
tempOrariiy and restored YOnkers, S20D2 81 west
Farms $40 TO- There 81 500 "a worth OF property
lost and ss02 "A worth recovered, leaving remanuef Vi
SGgI 20 stlll missing.
RICHMOND COUNTY.
one captain, sergeans, rOundsmen. and % pa..ol,
men Of arrests 2i3 males and II females
have been ~ lOdgcrs accommodated. There hiNe uc'
So worth OF property lost and S2os2 80 iecoVeeu'
leaving balance OF $500 worth not recovered
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NOg524l.z

uniform operation of the Constitution
throughout the Union? Must anarchy
govern, or is the sword to be the umpire
The third article of the Constitution, or-iI
ganizing5 the judicial as a department dis
tinct from, and independent of Congress
and the President expressly declares that
" the judicial power of the United States
shall be vested in one Supreme Court
&c.; it IS shall extend to all cases, in law,
and equity, arising under the Constitution,
the laws of the United States" &c. :" to
controversies to which the United States
may be a party" &c. ); and then it declares
that 4" in all easesn IS in which State shall
be party the Supreme Court shall, have
original Jurisdiction" Can any language
be more explicit than this? 1t is cormpre-
hensiVe, tsall acases.n 1t is Imperative
{" shall extend" and such ,hasever been the
settled doctrine of this Court. But if the
judicial department of the Government is
to be OVerthrOwn and Congress to be in
angurated as the supreme uncontrolled au-
thority, then each State holds all its rights,
and every citizen all his rights of lite, lib
erty and property by the feeble tenure Of
the legislative will. Youhold the bonds of
the Government, but by the new doctrine
Congress may deprive you of them by taxa
ton or otherwise, and there is no ap-
peal or redress. You hold real estate,
and detm yourself secure. Vain de-
lusion! Congress, by an omnipotent pow
er, may take IL from you. -GOu nave Gne
right to vote; Congress may deprive you
of it. You are entitled to trial by jury,
and your life, liberty and property can only
be taken from you by due process of law.
Are you dreaming? Congress mag sweep
all these away, and subject you, in time Of
profound peace, to military rule, and try
you for offenses unknown to the law
What would property be worth it held by
the mere tenure of legislative will, subject
to the biennial decision of the ballot-bOx?
The annihilation of the judiciary, the over
throw of the Constitution. What a catas-
trophet Already the Government is rock
ing on its base, and If it should not now be
firmly upheld. as already heretofore by this
Court, we will allsoon look upon the brok-
en- columns and walk amid the monldering
ruins of the Constitution! Why. it is the
destruction of the Union and the Govern
ment; for it is the Constitution which made
and sustains the Government and the In
ion. May this great tribunal, raised above
all transient passions and sectional prelu-
dices, now, as always heretofore, save US
| from this dread catastrophe. This is en-
phatically bill of peace to prevent null
tiplicity of suits, and settle finally and
peacefully Controversies that otherwise
would be endless and fraught with extreme
peril; and this alone, as shown by the pre-
ceding authorities, is sufficient ground
for equity jurisdiction. % 3fgcgg ad
| w. L. SHARKEY, Il.
50 Nt--tA "s-ii.S- r. j. WALKER, -'-'F
er.e Counsel for Complainant.
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JEAN DE LEUCHRE, NJ. ID.
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\. B.-$I.OO. with Eighteen cents for postage
General Agent for the United States and British
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JOB MOSES, 81 Cortlaudt street, New York.
will insure bottle cOntairi1g Fifty Pills, by re-
turn mail, securely sealed from all observation.
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