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The New York herald., 1867-05-02

Ths Organ1xatlen of the Beard.
The new Board Of Fire Commissioners. which CONSISTS
or Msssra shaisr Wilson, Galway, Myers and Abbs,
mot - Fismsns Hall, Mercer street, yesterday afssr.
noon, and organized by secusg General shalsr Prss
dent, aal CommiHonsr abb Treasurer grr &.
On notion Of Commintossr GALWAY che following
resolution vas unanimously adoptsd:-
Resolved, That the thanks q Mis- Board are hereby
unaniSlously rendered 20 Phillip W. Enas retiring
ber sad Isasurvr Of tkis Board for the hdelly
integrity and uniform with winch
charged the duties Of his responsible positions
sonsr and Treasurer Of this department. M
"a motion Of Comnissionsf Wnsoa ne Secretary wa
directed 70 notify the Board Of Police u che oreani-
ticn OF the Board Of Fire oommiponsrs and 70 notify
ire former that the Commissioners de1r0us OF their
cooperation the adoption Of measures for he prevsn
ZION and sxtinguishnnest cf nrsa saf VII At
The rspors Of the COMMITTEES O. Dieopns nning sev.
sral msmbes nve days pay for intozicatoh, read
Commssionsr wusos in sefsring 70 this report sAId
snss he did NOT undersaad why member Of shs depart
meut should DO merely fined for having been inioxI.
Gated. and that a. long he would have vote d The
Board be would cast 70 dsmss any nrom6n eonv vcssd
Il We ordered shas vs HUNDRED eopiss q NE annual
report Of hs Department fos 10es and 1goe b printed
sfisr which the Board adjourned FsaN
The New York herald., 1867-05-02

c,aI AGENT Of the Indian department. has puhiIsksd
denial Of telegram stating that hs had = special
worth OF goods for the Indian ssrvics. He ays:-No
money was placed IN my hands 70 bay geeds, snd did
70 New YORK with Msasrs Jones' snd nayds1 Who were
detailed from the indian Bureau - special axents
receive and see 70 the packing and forwarding q the
soods bought from the oontscto Every d0llArb worth
OF goods received by was Obtained from The three
persons having the ceascss and ths vhoe viii b lees
Than three hundred thousand dollars about one-heh q
which 4 N banks4a asA oioahav lot \ Y
The New York herald., 1867-05-02

Tho Ice Moving at Quebec.
QuxBsC. May I, 1857.
The loo in the river hsre broke up last night. The
river will probably be clear tomorrow
The New York herald., 1867-05-02
c A N A D A.

Patrick BfcGrath. tho Fenian. Sentenced 70
be Hanged.
TORONTO. @. w.. May !, 1887
Patrick McGrath the last Of the Fenans convicted at
the winter asszes whose counsel moved for arrest Of
Judgment was yesterday sentenced 70 be hung on the
11h Of June The Judge said he was obliged 70 pass
this sentence. but did not suppose tnst 1t would be
ried out
The New York herald., 1867-05-02
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, Mar LISP. M.
CorroS-Ths market ruled dull and heavy further
reduction Of fully 10 per b middlng upland closing
inal ct 36c The sales limited 70 800 bales We
quote-
Ord1nary ~ -
Low middlng. z6 p
Aiddlng: - ~ mnX
The New York herald., 1867-05-02

The First National Bank Of New York has declared its
regular semi-annua dividend Of ten per cent and in
creased its surplus profit fund to sxtyAve per cent
The Nassau Bank has declared semiannual dividend
OF five per cent free, payable May 10.
The National Bank Of the State Of New York has de-
cared dividend Of i've per cent, free payable May TO-
The Pacific National Bank has declared extra dvi-
dend Of Eve per cent, free, payable May TO-
Subjoncd is the business statement Of the United
States Assistant Treasurer Philadelphia for April
Balances on hand April l............ 50 OIL 804
Receipts during the month, wiz
General treasury, including Gus
toms. ................ -, los, Dol
Post once fund nd........... Al 937
Disburser's fund. ,499 liza .5.705 462
Total i...................... .$1l TIT 267
Payments during the month, viz
General treasury. $1,040O93
foSt Omco oS.ooo
interest," okpV04
DSDufSerS. 1szoo,boS 1o,o0o,Suo
Balance at close OF business April 90. So, so. 81
TEMPORARY DEPARTMENT.
Balance due depostors April l. $575, 800
Received from depositors during the month -
Repayment depostors during the month. 264 100
Balances due depositors At close OF month 32l 700
Fractional currency redeemed. ............ 17S, $50
The New York herald., 1867-05-02

s Tho Moravian In Sight.
MonRnAL, May I, 1867.
Tho steamship Moravian. from Liverpool the 18th,
via Londonderry on the 10th ult arrived on Father
Point last night and is River du Loup awaiting
ordera 5#h4#
The New York herald., 1867-05-02

Cleared.
Steamship Kangaroo (Br) Lochead, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship bremen Brsm,. NeynaSer. Southampton and
steamship Ocean Queen. Connor Aspinwal-Pacnc Mall
Steamship Santiago do cuba, Behm. arsy.own Ao-D
Steamship. .Moneka. Lspby. y.ch.rleson-Ldvns.ton rox
steamship saraos:. King Norfolk. osv Point Rich.
steamship Aiesmarlc Bourne. Norfolk. City ross and
Hsn%SsS sss%sSD Dlr,so Sherwood ii Por,and-J Amsa
Steamship Acushnet Kelly New acknowledgment I
ship chlianwaliah tBr), Conway. Mverpool--Ncsmish
BARK oossna Norw, Horiopssn. Kouissbsrs-vunoh.
Msncks nu;s wsqat mat, c.o.ro r..horrsoco,,oh s,,
M s:rt !SaS: h H:sl. %ssa s
Brig Silver Oar Br) Trefsy, Cork for orders-c Dun
s Brig Emily Conner tBrl chrs.si, oores wcA-Mnlsr
Brig Eclipse tBr, Peterson, 9. Thomsspenisson 90
Bns % Cole tBr,. Sampson. 81 Jsso sCaSsj~wsydsn
sss::s s s' s..s :s Now Bedford
St: s Is.s ssAs s:a
II: is Ss S;Ss fss: S;ssS sss.::sy Dsys
ssr sssr srss,s: Or ssss: a.ii:s Bc:sos@sw L.xl
Sa sT s''. Med dis:n .s SsT Taylor
Steamship Glagess, Godfrey. Boston, % CLYDE.
S win 81 na,ss w s, s
and sv r.srs ap ssS u 4
sms ay passed .esm:Sp Baltic hence srsmn TSs
was detained IL hours od sandy Hook BY fog
ms.s ana @ % Frea eRWoSn From Ion . %
had strong westerly gale: fSr dsy q Thleh hn lost ayns
green painted bark sinking condition; could ascer
tain name but she abandoned; 18th. LAT ~ lon
ossrSo.ra during gale and lost Had deaths h
dren) among the passengers -
.ls e: Rsss s. s:;: s;:
Ichdrenl and one birth among pa PASSENGER. ,..
Julia OF London. dismasted and full Of water with bow
badly stove had apparently bsen in collision; saw no
o. Bark Harriet Stephenson o Turks I.and Har.suns
Buenos Ayres Rio Ianero % days with hides 10 Smith
April il si a ~ lon A spoke Queen May SBr
from Penang for New York, 100 days out.
BARK Eba Drisko. Matanzas, days with sugar soJ
Brig Eaton iBr) currie Messus Is days. and obrA
TAR NTH & S,ssScs A. % M as, 90
TO Miller Houshton. Sailed In company with brig Caro-
'I Brs Saxon IBr,. Green Demar-ra April IL with mo-
ship passed ship ssneSscb from Liverpool and brig
sss SsIssS.. ssr Kohl c,sosasso: y d.y. Win sugar
Brs Psrter IBr,. Frost. CORVALLIS days. with pota-
sssr s sussn B.nSS.sd Para Y Says WIN rubber a. 70
sherman Agr, ~ mile. 81 , o. Hsis..: smoke brig
schr David Faust Indanola days. with cotton 70 Tup
3 schr Anna Hol,on, Fields, Eswberu. NC. pdsys
schr John Howard johnson. Virginia
sohr Catharine, Davis. Ellsworth
schr Ko.suth, Lord k1swor,h. sas,'or
scnr Andrew stewart Gilbert, Albany for New Haven.
schr Siak, Johnson Rondout for Boston
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-20
Liquor and Justice.


Our State Legislature has under
consideration the passage q Law pro
hibiting the holding of Justices Courts
in buildings where intoxicating drinks
are sold, and also declaring that no
person engaged in the sale Of r~dent
spirits shall be eligible to the Office Of
Justice CT the Peace This Is very
good as far as it goes but IN our opln-
ion the bin might De improved by add
ing d section declaring intem perance
4 disqualification for an Office WHICH IS
TOO important position to be entrns-
ted to a man who deals out alcoholic
drinks to customers. If the sale OF
LIQUOR disqualihes man for admins
tering jurtice between man ana man,
certainly the ilnn oderate use OF that
article renders him unfit for so lmpor-
tant a position. And if the legislature
has the power to declare tho former
not suitable person to hold the office
it certainly has the power to declare
incompetence dlsqualifying cause
The Judge on tie bench and the man
who is selected to administer justice
between his fellow men, even on a
Smaller scale, should above all men be
sober minded and Of temperate habits.
But the use Of intoxicating drinks
produces far greater evils than that Of
few intemperate magistrates, or the
holding Of the Office Of Justice Of the
Peace by person engaged in the bu
.iness of selling liquor. Those evil:
have been SO often and so ably brought
before the minds Of our law maker:
and the public thata repetition Of then
Is unnecessary If the Legislature has
the authority TO act upon the subject
of regulating the traffic IN ardent
spirits, why not at once strike at the
root Of the evil and make its manufac
ture or sale a criminal offence? Thi:
we believe to be the only way Of aba
ting the evils Of intemperance; fol
while the manufacture Of Intoxicating
drinks IS tolerated by law, and their
sale made respectable by HcencinG
men TO deal them ont, no legal enact
ment can prevent drunkenness. The
appetite Of the inebriate knows no.lav
save that Of Indulgence, and he who j
instrumental IN removing beyond th'
reach of the Incorporate man tn,
means Of INDUCING his thirst for Ii
quor, viii be a benefactor TO mankind
Temperance organizations are doIn4
much good in their way, in restoring
few to their right minds, but we be
heve me testimony Of all-the inebri
ate, the moderate driuker and the tee
totaIer-go to establish the fact tina
the only sure preventive to intemper
ance As TO bury king alcohol so deeI
that the et9uvia of his rutrid carcas
can never reach the olfactorv nerve
of those addicted to the use of intoxi
eating drinks.
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-20

NAPLES AND VENICE. Fears are
entertained Of disturbances at Naples,
where the misery is great, and where
Tor the last SIX months prices have
augmented in considerable degree.
Something also IS dreaded at Venice.
where forty thousand persons are
receiving public relief and where @er-
tam details have caused great discon-
tent; for example, the forced CURRENCY
on bank notes, against which the pro
test IS such that the Chamber of
Commerce itself, after having applied
to the Ministry. announced solemn
petition to the Parliament on the
subject.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-20

Viii be held At the Scool House in the Village Of
AEoea on friday and Saturday, April 10th ond 20th
sla $50 az me village Of Highland, Friday and
Saturday Nay 10Th and 1lth for the benefit of hose
Ieachers not IN The County the time of regular E
aIniaatons ana FOR those who good and sufficient
reasons, failed to attend.
ar LiCANLS must provide themselves with Pen
and Ink, ana Foolscap Paper
ne Examinations will commeace in each mace at
10 O'Clock in the morning Of the first day ana mi
are requested to be prompt.
Hereafter those persons, who regardless of the
quirements of the law, commence the business ~
reaching before making application. for License to
'eao, VIII DC debarle ed from receiving Certificate
SigECEE PARKS,
-. 49,. -. County SHperintende zt
1A'N~A- 'iS'i Cit J, Ioos- ltd
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-20

SIXTEEN HUNDRED DoLLARs Stolen.
The Chiffon Wis Times, of the ID
instant, says that on the 18th ultimo,
during the absence of Mr.. Watson
Cook, Town Treasurer, some person
entered his house through one of the
windows, hunted up a satchel con.
tanning $500, which was concealed
between box and the wall. and
taking out 900 decamped, and no.
clue as to who is the thief can be as
Certaine1
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-20
5lelt easements.


In the matter Of the estate Of Jas B. Padon, deceased
4 } reading and fling the petition Of Mary Paaop.
~ Of Mineral Point, in said County rens,e., - ,
among other things that James B. radon late Of Mil
erat Fotnt, on the 9Th day OF March, A D. 1861 AZ
MS residence II said town, died ntesafa Is,,5i. =,
seoss efzot a-'l sstate wit Thin this COUNT
Ing flat 40 administration Of said ur ts..i,e =
ted Il is ordered that said petition be heard before
NE Judge OF this Court the 9th day OF April A ID
$780, al the Probate Office, in the village Of Dodgsvile
And It IS further ordered that public notice tb.re
De gwen to all persons int ested BY publishing COPY
OF this order for three weeks successiyel rioT Ia d
day or hearing, in the MINERAL PoiNr TRTnryy a
weekly newspaper, circulating in said County
Dated March 18th 1887.
5wl2 L. NJ. STRONG County Judge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-20

CHOLERA AUTOMATICALLY antici-
patton Of the appearance of Cholera
with the approach Of warm weather,
the authorities Of New York city are
thus early, and we think with wisdom,
taking steps to keep off if possible, the
much dreaded scJrge. New York is
not the only place where precaution
Is necessary. All the large cities
would be equally wise in taking steps
at once for prompt and vigorous pre-
cautionary measures. Cholera posi-
oir may not prevail . IN alarming
extent on this continent the coming
season. though the chances are that it
viii. Early and active measures for
cleanliness are not thrown away even
If there IS no danger Of Cholera. 9th
eF diseases are generated by filth, and
1t IS the duty OF the authorities Of ev.
cry city and town 20 see that nothing
tending 10 generate disease IS left a
hove ground, that there may be no in
ducing cause to Cholera, or sickness
Of any kind. We hope the authorities
Of our own city viii not be remiss in
this particular, aud that as soon as the
season arrives for action, our streets.
alleys, cellars, out-houses &c, may be
re.ieTea Of every thing prejudicial to
health. The action of the city coun.
ch last year IN this particular was
trustworthy, and We trust il may be
40 less SO hereafter
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-20
Laws Of Wisconsin.
Published March L, 1861
CHAPTER %

CHAPTER %.
An ACT 70 submit to the people an Amendment 70
Secuon "a Article q, of the Constitution of the State
Of Wisconsin. -
~ HEREAs. The Legislature Of 1865.
by JOINT resolution, proposed and
adopted an amendment to the Consti.
tuition Of this State, being in the fol-
lowing words g Resolsea by the Senate,
the assembly concar77ng, That Section
p of Article 4 Of the Constitution Of
the State of Wisconsin. be amended.
so as to read as follows: Section 81.
Zach member Of the Legislature shall
receive for his services three hundred
and fifty dollars per annum, and ten
cents tor every mile he shall travel in
gong to and returning from the place
OF the meetings of the Legislature. on
the most usual route. In case Of an
extra session Of the Legislature, no
| additional compensation shall be al.
| lowed to any member thereof. either
directly or indirectly, approved
April s, 1865; and
WHEREAS, The foregoing proposed
| amendment of the Constitution of the
State was duly ratified and agreed to
| by the Legislature Of 1866, and ap-
proved May 26th, 1866: Therefore.
The people ofas State Of Wisconsin. rep
resented an Senate ond assembly, DO en-
act as .tolJoacs,
| Section l. Tie foregoing proposed
amendment 10 the Constitution Of the
! State shall be submitted to the neople
! at a general election to be held on
/ Tuesday succeeding the first Monday
IN November, 1867, and if the people
shall approve and ratify said amend
ment by a majority Of the electors
voting thereon, said amendment shall
become part Of the Constitution Of
this State
Sec. ?. The form of ballot to be
used in voting to approve and ratifv
said amendment, shall be " for amend
ment to the constitution, and to dis
approve said amendment. and against
the same, for amendment 10 the con-
stitution, no" which shall be on the
general ballot used at said election.
and deposited IN the same box. and all
persons qualified by law 10 vote at any
election III this State, shall be deemed
voters on this question
Sec. 3. The votes cast approving
| and ratifying, or disappearing said
amendment, shall be counted and re-
turned by the inspectors of election
IN all respects as votes for state off
GERS are counted and returned and
the officers now designated by law to
| canvass the returns OF votes for state
officers shall canvass the returns on
this question, at the same place and
under the same regulations and re-
strictions now provided by law for
canvassing and declaring the returns
! for elections for state officers.
Sec. 4. Within three DAYS after
the determination of such canvass. it
shall be the duty Of said canvassers to
certify the result Of the said canvass
TO the governor, who shall thereupon
without delay, make proclamation OF
the result
Sec. 5. The secretary of state is
hereby authorized and required to in
ciude the substance Of this act in the
notice of the general election for the
wear 1867.
Sec. 6. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication.
Approved March !, 1867.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-20

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the County
- Superintendent of Schools for Iowa County will
hold IBLIC EXAMINATIONS for Licensing Teach
eTs, follows
For First INSPECTION DztrctAt the School House
IN tae village OF Jouesdale on Wednesday Thurs
day, April Sd and 18th, 1867.
- For the Second Inspection Dstrict-At the School
rouse IN he village of Arena Friday and satur-
- FOR the Third Inspection nistrict-At the Cont
House in the village OF Dodgevine on Monday and
tuesday, Qrii sth and sth also Schoo House
April 10Th and 18Th
- tor the Fourth Inspection DiStyict-At the School
house IN the Village Of Adamsvle on Wednesday
and Thursday. April 10th and It'll
fcF The Fifth Inspection District-At the School
House IN the village Of Linden on Monday and Tues-
day, April 18th ard 10th
For the Sixth Inspection 0istrict-At the School
House in the Village OF Highland on wednesday md
Thursday, april 18th and 18Th.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-20
JUDICIAL. ELECTION

OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY or sr.rE
MADISON, Wisconsin
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN-That an e1sctior
y wt be held on the End day Of April 1861 in The
several towns, wards and election precincts - -
StaS9 = wisconsin. for Associate Justice ~ be -
Frefne Court to succeed the Hon. orsamus Cole yL
term will expire on the 3lst day Of Nav. ISs1
The election to be conducted votes canvs-se5 49,.
re urns Hlade pursuant to lag "N
ia witness whereof. I have berer-4o a., -. -,
and affixed The great seal of the State ot
It's ] Wisconsin, 3; the Capitol in Madison tbfs
25th day or FebruarY, 1857 ms
THoS s ALIEN
it'd Sacrat-r- :.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-20

THE Darlington Democrat as a slight
remuneration to President Johnson
for the Assessorship conferred upon
him in opposition to the wishes of at
least four Gfths of the people of the
district, publishes the Reconstruction
Veto Message and pronounees it the
ablest State paper ever laid before the
American people. Had the Senate
confirmed Mr., Knights appointment,
he would have probably published the
vetoed bill as the best law on the
statute books of the nation, and eulo-
glzed Congress for passing it over the
Presidents veto.
The Democrat is in error in saving
that Republican papers do not publish
the Veto Message, for 1t has received
ageneral circulation through that chan
mel. Our neighbor's reading Of that
class of papers must be limited.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-20

CeSsIsTENcY.-A few month ago.
when LEVI STERLING was IN the army,
the general cry of copperheads was
that he was filling his house with sill
yer ware, etc, wrongfully taken from
their southern friends. Then he was
looked upon as Republican. Since
he sanctions the Presidents "pclicy"
and votes the coPperhead ticket, they
look upon him as the worst abused
man in the nation because the Senate
refused to confirm him as Assessor of
this District. Voting the copperhead
ticket, like charity, covers a multitude
Of evils.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-20

Our provision market continues firm
with e further advance of I24 cts. per
barrel on mess pork. and 4(d5 CT. per
pound on lard. Live and dressed hogs
are without material change. Flour
Is irmer and shade higher, with sales
of common to fancy brands of sprinr
extras at Sl0.00@33.25. Wheat has
advanced 5@4 cts. Corn 1<a2 cts.
and cats ] G. Rye IS quiet but held
firmly. Barley is 304 cents higher
and IN fair demand Cb5cGgo Jost~slql.
1871.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-20
TAX EN Up.

SS+S~ Mineral rolnt on ~ 49, ,t,a g., - W
- - Ferl2er, 1852 YEapLI>G HEIFEE, red
owner is requested -, marks peIceptioe The
charges and take her away
Feb. '67. JA,re r4rrourxso~