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New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
CIVIL COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Before Judge
BLATCHFORD
RUSINEsS IN COURT.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Before Judge
BLATCHFoRD.
BUSINESS IN COURT.
Judge BlatchfOrd announced to the bar that
jury calendar would be made for the October Term
n the court; that Admiralty calendar only w0uld ne
made up for that term, and the whole term devoted to
Admray causes exclusively sufficient Of these causes
had accumulated TO take up the whole term Ihat no au
maty calendar would be made up lGr te & yai IF
Jury causes; that jury calendar only wOuu De aue UP
Tor that term and there would be sufficient cases On u TO
take up the whole term and further that jury cases III
bankruptcy would he put separate calendar ana
called up and tried first in November
In John Belamy, Bankrupt
Bellamy had been adjudicated bankrupt.
property OF any kind, and that none has come 70 tne
hands OF the assignee, although more han SLY G TS
have elapsed since he adjudlcated bankrp,'
assignee had published the usual notice. Dut hau auo
no return as required by Form No 49, ,., p,o,o,.
The Register certIhes four questions 10 Juuge @ ~
ford for his decision which he answers substantially as
follows: po,.,..or urdor the
mower given to him by section of the Act ana Dy uo
of the General Orders in Bankruptcy TO audit ana pass
rnepDg The osirpes To submit to the Court and file the
account required by section 2s OF .ne ~,
where no assets to the hands OF the
Form No 35 is such account In case where assets NO
come TO the hands Of the assignee, FORMS Nos 81 anu o"
Sscond IT. is sufficient when the discharge is applied
for after the expiration OF sixty days from the va
months from such adjudication Of bankruptcy to state IN
hjs pettOn for order 10 show cause f0rn NO ol ts
no debts have been proved against him. OF ta ho aesetS
have come TO the hands of the assignee 49, ,.
Third: In the present the notice OF the appoh
ment OF the assignee vas not r and as y opno
that under section 80 Of the act no discharge can DO
granted in this case until such notice - dg sons when
served quite much as is the summons Form no no
Being summons it falls within Rute no % under
that Rule blanks of Form No As, not filled up Dut avihg
the signature OF the Clerk aud the seal OF lhe oVl our
upon application be furnished by the Clerk to the Regis
tcrs.
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YelOubet Orgeln uaO
MelO0eOus.
Denen enitimmg Der erte Preis, cine GoIbs4 esaias
,,glls ben beltsu .SabtHet= Orgela' 4

Senen enitirmtg Der erte reIs, eine Soloz4 eeaIus
,,slIs ben belteu .SabtHet= Orgela1
i'm amerttanif9sn Srftitute, Rew gOrt, SttObsT
1865 snertanrtngtse.
gI8 bic uortreffldten tn Der 8ei9affenbeit Stdrte
rno Ranni9fattafett oes Zones uno IN Der 3a9I per
enfteGunaen ansrfannt. fa 81
IA bic beiten SnItrumente pom AmerIca oorf foeftS
eiferten, 70 lteB ods, rpelbes ben SIeg Do ontrne
Ridfs III beiiegen iibrig" Mmerican 2rt Sonrnol.
(6erqusaeaebeH pou eirem betannteR Ruiittrltlter.
sic baben ebenfaHs ben eriten 4reis LIBERAL pauons
aetruaen, 100 fte ausgeftelt wuroen.
OraeIn nit Yeoaien, ei 3pet uno oret Edltenreben,
feds 5r6se d $3.50 bis $500. Obne 4eoale, nut
etnfdher ocer ooppeIter 8etbe in grober Nannhtalz
tiafett sos bis $45 9ieie Orqen NIT lblel 9lottei
pieifendbnIictsn Gigattbnmli6beit oes Zones t90s
nen SoIoflappen, St6rte oes Gbors, unbertrettlten
YeSoIen uno oIaemeinen SrgeIeTfetten, e8nen Ilb
uorsiialid fir Rtr9eH, eddie, 0omenaimmer uno
ShuIen. 8ieieIben fino in 5dder pom ioltoem MaAs
nutbols, geftmadpol aeaoertem Baunub tneler lIne
oriaiueller GtgD u1lo eegaites &oienbols pom per
pracbtuoHften 5eidhnRHg uno Ausitattnn9 uno oer
beiten Arbet efngelegt oa beab1tet pre, BOB 1eoes
SllfruMent eih yuffer III fener Art fet A4e S5n +
fritnete bis berub auf elm feiHes, ragbareS DttaDs
BReio6eam be6eu bic f9Sne EremusdneOtlappe obhe
GTtra z8erebnung.
Gin GROCER Botratb ftets an Der 9ano IN uniern1.
augemeinen 2Dbolefale ua1 9tetdtl Eager, no Oh
BrpaopGD.
nniere crtnIirenben iaiitrtrfen presltiten NIT nil
ieren iisaeften StpeH finS ieet fert9 vtaH lane fp
Elm 6irtuIar tommen.
,SeI0ubet, 8sltOn ". Co.. Sabriiantea,
m,223R 30. Sal BrOubwap, New gorf City. 6
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9srausgeber JDbn 9tmbrn.
9ienitag, ben 80. April 1867.
Nm, o, gruwnluar.
GaastSat iaer lIai0us=Yar.ei 3ur gsies
), Otrpa6l als O0nnerHear.
Mufruf
~ elmer GOnDentiOn Der Hepublifas
i tamiideu Rartei Oes 5iinftem
/. Gpnareiiipnellen 9iltrifts.

2laf etasr am %. Sebrnar 1867 i'm Capitol
a6gsbaltsneH 8eTlamultuus Der RepubIifant-
f6sa Hnipus- partei bes s. @pagrelFUneaen
9iltriFts Warbeu bic llnter3ef9neten ais elm
Gcmite ernannt, uni cine @Oussntipa Der
uniCnssartei bss Dtitrttts gu bernfsn, biess ben
33ned baben fOa, eineu @an6ipaten fur ben
GpnsrsB 80 eruenneH. QBir iinb iberetnse-
tpmmen, bic GOa5entiUa gu gta3bpiae am
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Ser QESablfnmpf.

Wiebrere unlerer bisberigen 9l6oas
neateu baben, neil mir es borso9en, cine
ebrlid Steauns in nnierer 3eituug
Dem beborltebenoen 8abltampf 9egen<
iiber eiusunebmen, un6 rldi6tslos
sssen QIIes uns ausipreden, mas ben
Sranoiasen Der tuabrbaft raOitalen
8artei suwiberIanft, bic 3eitung abb
beteIIt. = aHd tuirb bon 9eiten poGi<
tiider Dratbsieber ales aufeeboten, UNI
uuierm Be1treben, oas raoitale Clement
tDirblg unb ehrIid gu bertreten, eur6
Gnt3iebung iUeientlider unterltituna
bic uns in aIlerlei geitaIt bon Niitslie<
bern Der raOitalen 4artei ieitber eeipor>
Den, gu fbaoen uno uniere unabban9igs
feit gu brehen. a
SrOboem Die firdterIids OppoTtion
unS bielsn S6aOen berllrla9t uno nas
mentIid bel ben 10 fdIe6tsn 3eiten feBr
itorsno uns in ben Beg tritt; trosbem,
iaeeu mir, tusrSen mir auf unIsrm Rrin>
clip 6ebarren, peldes uns esbietet, uns
fere Neinuns uno unrere Gbrs nibt
benz 8iaen DpOIitifder Sri6fers" gu
Opfern, - &ir re4nen Darauf, oaB ale
uniers Srenn6e id nit uns Uereinigen
iuerbeH, UNI ienen Sntrisuanten uaO
SfTees seeters gu 3eisen, Oas bic b.r>
lid n Oeutlaen 8aOttaIen iid nidt 10
Ieidt bertaufen Iafien. = 9ie @runo.
fdse, ipelde uns unb uniere Srcun6e
bsnogsn, Sobn 9aturence ais @anbioat
aufsniteIlen, fno ole Der tuaEbaft libe,
raIsn 8artei bss Sortfdritts; unO Die
GrunSfdke ntiifen iiesen, Denn aud
einteIne Sn6iDiOusn oenielben ais Rar,
tDrer gum Spfer fallen. -
Gas 8eripre6en 9eben mir unlern
2eiern, bab pir Die spalten unierer
3eitlne niemaIs @nii6ten 6fnen tpey,
BEN bic auf Olafidritt unb nidt auf
fsortiGritt binjielen. Mud UitO iuie
bisbsr 70 aud in Submit infer Nuosne
nert 6abn seriGtet ieiu, Dem oeutfden
raOifalen Clement bon Raibbiue bic
ibnt sebabrtnbe SteIIuns su fi6nn.
Dir Feben eeraoe iest am BenOspunft
Der Srage: 0SOilen mir serooeSu ,,vo-
ting cattIes" fpielen" ODER 0iOIIsu aud
mir uufere Meinuns sur geltuns brins
gen, bepor es enti6ieOsn ipirb, fir
men mir unfere Stiinme a6aeben?" -
sBolt SIR uns beifteben, 6ftSa0e,
BEN Dehtl1en Clement aud in xcnnefes
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0Oumerftas, ben Is. Mai 1867

in Der 5alle bes IbseOrbneten 5aulsS ab8l-
balten unb mir fOreern bic nntpnsmannsr ben
GOuattes BiGliamlOn, 98tliou, 9umneE 0a-
SiblOu, &ObertiOu unb Gbeatbarn auf, @Ount9-
G0nbsntiOaea absubaltrn unb 9eIesaten fin
ie belagtt GpnSentipn 3u erneunen. 49,.
L zsHsF ST. .. 3. Gllffe, pom gtliamiOn,
s-z- aezs s. M4. @almer, Don Gbe4tbam.
go gSm. Gbane, RON 9auioien.
S8. Seamilon. pon HOberiOa.
g .-s e, WeRiuIep. pom Suhmer.
$3.50 IS. 3B. Skaters, pon @iIiou.
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Ser SSprDrt beS 9Sprbame:
rffnitffhert SnrnerbunDeS

bat in benz Surner.Srgan D11nlere
Belt" Die folgen0e 9enffdrift publiSirt.
98ir bofen, 0aB Die slaibbile Surn9e>
meinoe i'm Gimme bteieS Sdrtftfflfs
banbeln uno itdb unbebin9t gu ben BARN
oargslegten 8riu5ipien bes 8unoes be.
fernen mirb, Serr 6. SO. Steele weiIt
stpar midi mebr in 9taibbiqe. 0o9
es lit ntdt Der Serr 9teeie allein, 6ellen
Gutfernung aus Dem Serein Ser Sorort
anempfieblt, fonbern es lit Oas unter
Serrn Geie'a Qlbminiltration inaugus
rirte YriuStp, welbes iib in birettem
gSiberiprud nit Dem CHM Der SIrner
Contribution be noet. 8enn Der Surn<
berein in oieler 9ln9eleeenbeit prompt
banbelt, 10 fam er binnen Rur5em
iuieber Die Steunng in 9falbuiue eins
nebmen, tpeI6e linn ais Oas @lieO oes
9roBen 8urbes sebIbrt unO bic er in
DEM eriten Sabre ieines 8etebens 10
riibmIt6it bebauptete. 9Sir boffen bas
8eite.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-30
Gin Gefee, tpeltbes bas gtimmrebt
an oetpii5e 9GuSIdnSer ertbeilt.

Sett. 1. Sei IS bsl9lOhen BON Der @es
neral 8erfammIuns pts Staatss Genneilse,
ba6 in alien Staats., County,, Oilfrift5' une
aaen anbern Gtpil gBablen iOl9e Ausldnper,
nist i,atuultlrte Siirser Der Ser. Staaten,
welde mebr ais elm Sabr in ben Ser. Staa-
ten unb mebr als feds NCnate i'm Staats
3ennslse susebra6t baben, has Ssdt Der
@ablabfimmuns rrbaftsn ipaen = GOraus-
ssleBt, bdB iol8e psrlOnen tbre Abf6t su er>
fsnnen segeben babtn, 8arser Der Ser. Staa>
ten gu perbsn unb paB bieleIbsn nibt Sbeil-
uebmsr in Der lsbtsu &eheliiUn setpelen iinp,
sa 9ett. 2. Sri Is fernsr bei6lplIen paB
bieIes @eleg Don unb mad ieiuer QaiiIruns in
Sfraft treten ipll.
qa1frt am 8. Ndrs 1867, ..
s. g. Wullcp,
bsrssitissr Sprf6fr te5 sttgecrpnetsnbauiea.
JOfbua 9. Criterion,
=aH Spre6er ee8 Senatss.
Sd beslaubise, baB bas Sbise cine treue
llsserlebuns bes Jest in msinent gureau, BEL
ben sttteu bsFubliben Originates 1T.
". 8, Sletber,
ap3 Got Staat5iefretdr.
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''Yreb Il. Since"

(tdelih uub NOD entiih).
Dies 1T has einiise IOpaIe esIdtt, NIT ansnabms
rStaatS3ettungH, welbes in Naibpius bsraus.
segebeu pirS. Bon allen bier eri9einenben Sl6ttsrn
bat es bic srSste girtuIation HnS 1T es oas off,eue
Organ ses Staates. O. bat cine sro6e GtrfuIation
i'm 9Dr0en ioWObI aIs aud i'm Siihen unb 0eidaftss
leute tDansn tein keiieres Mn;etsensg fia6eu
Das tdsIidbe Satt entbaIt bic Ietten unS poaftan
sieen tsgeerepbif@su Bsrihte pom politif9ea unb
eommercieGen unb aHeemeinen Reuteteiten. Die
QofaIneuiofetten Der Staet uno umaebuna Iperben
ansffbrlid baidtet unb IN ieoer SiuTht aimmt bies
es Biattben eritenHana inter ben hieifgen 5eituns
gen eth. .r fslaI4
pie greisniHe bes fommenben Sa5r.s werSen pom
Smtereife ietn. Eieberau in Sos aanS in 9ufreguns,
Mns binnen Sturgeon perben bic widbtisiten eebens.
Sabsr, Dab uns eas Ippale Bolt in BEN tommenesn
@abtiampfe nit allen In ibreR &rdften itebsnSen
lttsIn unteritiiten mSsen, unO unferem gIatte in
chem tleiren DOrfe ober 6GedeH i'm Staate gerbrsis
tuug az geben. Sn 9atunft, pte has in Der Serean'
aenbest ee9ehen, IDirb bas SIat. Der ernhl5e Der
ksiSiser Der SHEEN nrs Fsnspisn unierss ssssawars
SfInfer soblR0pm III in isber Sinfibt poaftaHbig
MeSIi6feif ialGt ssbotea usrS y. ptrfonsn, ruel9e
DrNdIoben ausgeflbyt babeH woHen, tSnnen iitr
otif erceents NMsfabtnne eeeebener aufrdge 81 ben
hiRielten Rreiien periahea.s H
Rau aAreiiiie sos
9yreR alsb Sinies 3d.,
slo. 8 siertb Cherry Stree
@asb.tns 100 Il. -. Gennetts
YGmMa
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OfF3teHe MuaeiAeit.
SrDhamatiDn.
81 Gtaaf 9ensieifee,
GEetMttp Der GrtememkS
9loTbDiIIe, ben ~. AvrH 1867 }

Gtaet 4ennefFee. !,
ssaJ5silie; sen Il. asriI 1857
IA bic geueraI, gerfGmmlans am 8. Rars 1867
fa S sasn sH & sss T. s Ss ssn
gsftteu 5. rssi Is ferner bey3lsiIen. sas bic
IN TGutefon Country friber Mrter rem @ahlgefebe
8. gai 1866 tattsefunaene segiitrirxns biermtt
fur nM9 unS ni9tis ertidrt fei nnS 1T ie 0tenanb
bsretigt fem toa. Kraft ein,s nnter befaser Resis
ftr tting ausgefteuten eertiftaIes 81 ftmmen."
Settiou 4. nSei es ferner beiSIoifen, bos bic
8eiimmunsen Oieies @eieRes fi9 aaf ieses -arSere
SSatS sTItssdsn iSasn 1snn . e d ,sT uebsrssn.
unter9lefe IN Der &eeiftrirung Stimmaebern in
iOICen Counties ftattsefunOea baben uub Der GOus
iaats aestration ssr@ grOsamation serSffent.
ioben."
IInS ba CUR reber,eusuns Ses gOuperneurs gu Gage
aetommen lit, eab Setrug uno nRterf6Ieife in Der
Resiitriruns pom Stimmsebern in uniern Counties
Benton, Coffee, SrantIim, 6arbeman, Sumpbreps,
slAeoln, Steuart uns seil L ,ttssfrrSea Aobea,
@ouuerneur bes StaatsS Senneiiee, traft mir nbers
traeeusr 8eugfiB nnS i'm 8erfoie Der mi1 burdb bic
obenerpdhnle 3. nns 4. Setton Ses geiese- pom s.
Sete une srilire fi.r nnl nnb nitiq ule btsber in
ben Counties Benton, Coffee, 6rantlin, 9Grbe=
man, SuntpbIeps, stneoln, Stewart in6 ssilion
peIe bereits eebaIten tporoei 1T Ct sebdIten
ben wiro non ben besdsIi6tu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
idren /, befastsa Counties, @si6s unter ben ge=
itimmunaen ceS Geieses pom Is. Sebruar 1867, bes
tteIt Gin 0eies CUR AbGnoerung unb Amenoirlne
oes GeieRes 8. 4Rdrs 1866" eiHseiest porben n6
ure Rienanb in irsenb einem Der beia9fen Counties
ioH CUR AbtIE1mung berebtigt eia auf 8roff zines
Certificates pom eirem nflter ben 8eifimmureen Ses
Gefses pom 8. Rdrs l466 cling iesten GDmmtfidr.
Gum Seusnifie beien babe i1ex1eine
Ilgtamens nnter56rift bierunter geiesi
huno befobIeu, bak has grobe Stats
WU@GI SiegeI attabirt pirh. So oeibeben i'm
Requirement HaibpiQe ant If Eaee i'm
Wpnat Aprtl A. d. 1867.
Sir ben GOupernsur g#f
-. o. 8rOwnlOw.
as. SIet6sr, Staatsistr.
apf4 m3m Ism
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Sin @iuwanDerunes aent.

Gas fpIsenbs Sur6 bic 2esislatur be8
gtaatss 1tnnslIss pailirte Geies wtrb bier
burt aur alssmeinen SnfcrmatiOn perEHent-
H6t-a laas.s eaa 4ta
..F 9Bm. 9. SropnIpw, @OnperneIr.
u. 8. Sletcber, Stautsietretdr.
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Die %. y. &anbelSjeifmn8
fd,reibt in ibrer QIusoobe bonn 25.

fdreibt in ibrer 9Iuseubs bonn %.
Npril:
Gs liegen 1unmebr 8riefe uno 3siD
tungen aus europa bon otnleIben Sas
ten por, unter iuel1en bic eriten 0el.
bungsn elmer 6ril5en ausgebrohenen
Griegss rn6 SSinaas Yuniqie per Sas
beI bier ein0etrofien fuaren nnb xHnrl
mir mad dlifnierlFamer BArdIefun9
ierer aud ;itgefebet mullen, Oub f6
sfuif6en benz 6. ittlb 8. b. So. am poIis
tii1en Sorisont guropo's iebr Orobens
be @eipittertpolfetl 3ufamlsteitge5ogcr
battrn, 10 bnIfen mir bod eiaen Sriee
nod niGt fir unpermeiDlid5 unD baben
Ne naiiae fneI1ae mir neuf. gaax;Afer.
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fSsine pOuianSige biIbtide 8ei4tate Der Seit.
SOie bene, bilialte unD beebrenOte Bamilies
2eitfd5rift IN Der unior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-06


LONDON, April 5.-Advices from the Cape
of Good Hope confirm DR.. Liyingotonc's
death.
The bullion in the Bank of England has
decreased 4llS,000.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April 5. - Noon. - The
Brokers' Circular reports the sales of cot
ton for the week at $4,000 bales, of which
$4,000 were for export and speculation.
Stock in port, 66S, 900 bales, OF which
$40, 900 are American. The market to-day
is dull and inactive. Estimated sales will
be 1000 bales; uplands middling, 1894.
Orleans, I'D. Breadstutls quiet. Other
articles unchanged.
Tico O'Clock p. A.-Cotton somewhat
easier.
LIVERPOOL, April 5-Evening.-The in
activity in cotton continued through the
day, but there has been no further decline.
Sales of 5000 bales. Manchester advices
unfavorable.
LONDON, April 5-Noon.-Consols, 81.
United States bonds, 754. At Paris,
United States bonds are S47s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-06

THE ALABAMA CLAMs-A NEW PRoPo-
sITIoS ny Nix. SEwARD.-Thc American
Government have not received with any
thing like cordiality the proposals of Lord
Stanley for an arbitration on the Alabama
claims. They even object to our first pro-
position, that the precise points to be
submitted for decision TO an Arbitrator
should be first definitely agreed to by the
Americans and ourselves. Not only this,
Mr.. Seward actually makes counter pro-
position, that the first question to he re-
ierrcd should be " Whether the English Go
uernment ,oere justified in recognizing the
rebel States as JeRigerents ~
This, of course, is proposal so mon
strous that it is impossible to entertain it.
Although, however, on the surface, the re-
lations between the two governments are
not apparently such as We could wish,
nevertheless it is certain that the Cabinet
at Washington neither designs nor is in
position to assume an attitude Of hostility.
BY leaving the pending questions to the
wearing influence Of time and the indus
trious firing away of diplomatists, We may
he certain that ultimately the matters in
discussion will be satisfactorily settled
london O,rl, March 20h.
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The Markets.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK, April 5-P. Motion
easier sales of | ,s27 bales at 271aq2sc.
for middling uplands. Flour active and
advanced 59l0c.; southern, mixed to
good, sll .sO9sl3; extra, sl3@sl7. Wheat
advanced 2Q3c. Corn active and ad-
yanced 1c.; western mixed, Sl20ls9
sl.22ls. Provisions dull; mess pork,
s23.6O. Whisky quiet. Groceries and
naval stores unchanged. Freights quiet !;
cotton to Liverpool, per sail, &c. Stocks
excited and shade lower. 5-20's, go,
coupon, lO95s; "a, 1919. lO-4O's, 9s.
1905, first series, loo; others, 1865.
Virginia 6's, 6la65. Tennessee G's, new
issue, 6234. Money, per cent. Gold,
1873.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, April 5.-Flour-Improved
demand; Howard.street superdne, sl2
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From Mexico.

New YORK, April 5.-The Alabama, with
Vera Cruz dates to the 23d two days
later, has arrived.
The city was in state OF siege. SiX-
teen hundred men, with five pieces OF ar
tillery, were inside. Provisions were high,
but the blockade was being run from the
sea side. Thirty-fve hundred men and
four small Napoleon guns constituted the
besieging force. More guns and men were
daily expected by the besiegers.
Macmillan was in Queretaro with 10000
men, besieged by the Liberals. He had
no money or provisions.
Merida Yucatan was also besieged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-06

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Thc Senate to-
day made the following combinations {:
Minister resident at Uruguay, Alexander
Asboth, of Mississippi; naval storekceper
at Norfolk, James D. Brady. Postmas-
ters-Richard Barrett, Vicksburg; Stanley
G. Trott, Charleston. 1t rejected Samuel
J. Jones, marshal Of the western district
of Tennessee, and ex-senator Ncsmitb,
Minister TO Austria.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-06

At one of the schools in Chicago the in
spcctor asked the children if they could
give any text of Scripture which forbade
a man having two wives. One Of the chill
dren sagely quoted in reply the text: "No
man can serve two masters
The wheat, generally, is looking quite
promising, yet we have heard that in some
localities the late changeable weather had
an injurious eflect.-Rockugham Register.
We have received the first number OF
the ErpoSitor, a very neat little paper
published at Orange Courthouse, Va.
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The Late Duel nc New Orleans.

FROM the evening Picayune, March ~.
An affair Of honor took place this morn
'ng about FIVE miles beyond the Halfway
House between Mr.. OStcrmann, the lessee
Of the National Theatre, and Mr.. Oerstcr,
the editor of the New Orleans German Ga
set'c. All the parties were German, OF
gentle birth, highly educated, and moving
IN the best German society. The weapons
used were rcvolvers, and the distance Ill
teen PAGES. To each, however, was re-
served the right to advance five PAGES,
which would have left bnt five between
them. But TO their credit, he II sad,
neither of them advanced beyond the first
line.
Three shots were fred by each party.
The first fire was almost simultaneous.
Each lcisurely and deliberately placed his
pistol in the palm of the left hand,
cooked it, and fired again. This was re-
pea,ed. and the third shot fired. Mr..
Oerster staggered and fell. On .examina-
ton ii was ascertained that the ball had
entered near the fourth rib and ranged
upwards back of the shoulder blade. The
wound is 4 very dangerous one, but is not
considered necessarily mortal.
The difficulty in which this affair origi-
mated, like most affairs of the kind, con
ccrned lady, and has been common talk
for many days, and every night the Ger
man theatre has been crowded with people
to hear it. The Helen in this case, we un-
dcrstand, was Miss Fchringcr, whose acting
and singing at the National have been SO
much admired all the season. The lucky
Paris is said to have been Mr.. OStcrmann,
while Mr.. Oerster was, like Menalaus, left
ont in the cold.
Between him and Miss Fehringer sharp
things have night and morning passed, the
Songstrcss singing ditties very unpleasant
TO the editors ear, and he criticising her
singing and character. Mr.. Ostermann
also took part in the affair, and was the
challenger.
Mr.. Oerstcr accepted the challenge, and
selected Baron dc Bulow as his second.
Mr.. OStcrmaun appointed Mr.. Rcimer to
act in his behalf. Colonel Schmecling was
chosen as umpire. A large number of
spectators were on the ground when the
duel took place, and all speak in high
terms Of the high-toncd politencss, cool
ness, and bravery of those engaged in the
affair. Mr.. OStermann escaped entirely
unhurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-06

A REMARKABLE IMPLEMENT Before Al
derman BETTER yesterday afternoon was
arraigncd Il man known as Henry Chickey,
alias Green, He was arrested some days
ago at Walnut street wharf with lot OF
burglars tools in his possession. One OF
these tools is of remarkable construction,
richly meriting patent to the inventor,
were It's application devoted toa legitimate
purpose. Imagine q trident like that
which mythology places in the hand OF
Neptune. Fancy the middle tooth to be
an anger and the outside teeth to he
knives, with handle 10 the pole that
could be inserted in i brace, or moved as
an auger is moved, and the implement IS
before the reader. With it, man IN lew
minutes could cut a circular hole in door
or window of sufficient dimensions to per-
NIT the entrance OF full-sized man.
Chief Of Detectives Lamon tried 1t ycSter-
day upon stout plank, and, with all his
experience, maryelled al the efficiency OF
the instrument. The accused was held
for further hearing a week from to-day.
BY that time it is hoped his history and
antccedents will be better understood.
With such tools as he was found provided
with, defendant could cut through any
door in Philadelphia not iron lined in but
a few moments.-Ph Philadelphia Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-06
SOME HopE FOR Boris YET.-Botts is re

SOME HoPE FOR Bolts YET.-Botts is re-
ported to have unburthencd himself, in
conversation, few days since, as follows !:
a believe | have been more slandered
than any living man. | have been accused
of almost every conceivable crime, except
murder and highway robbery; but none OF
these charges and ISLANDERS have disturbed
my equanimityinth the slightest degree; but |
must confess that have been shocked and
Inundated to an almost inconccivablc cX-
tent by seeing my name associated with
that Of Hunnicutt. | cannot and will not
stand il. "-LWchblrg NeoS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-06

SALES OF VALUABLE REAL .ESTATE.-W c
are informed that the Piedmont Land
Agency have sold the farm OF William u.
Rucker, lying in Amherst county, three
miles and half from this city, and con-
tanning 27l acres, to 7. ID. Murphy, OF
PENNSYLVANIA, for the sum Of $4,000.
The same agency have sold the farm OF
Mr.. II. A. Burroughs, in Amherst, one
mile and half from the city, to c. I.
Watson, Of Pennsylvania, for the sum OF
$40 900. The tract contains SO acres.-
LulLcLLLlrn Nelrs.