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The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

? ThE 5acKson SIetkodist dodA not
like our .rebuke Of itsBigated opps-
sition to the Orphans Home. We
,suplosCd It would not. IisapposI-
ton,ig based simply on seetsrlsa
gsOuDds, with whish we hEse u5tlI-
ibs u lios but the pogE aFphans, L
'lhs tguhieas "a nc M9tIl6disl
pTsfaile5C would beinaa u suffer.
NJ boko fou lhens re 4.
80 -s-=i - Il
THs Holy sprlu 3 Reporter 81
tic l8lh, cont plaille lat Iisfs haa
not bden any rain n tltt aai 81.
hood for ST we alid lfst thr
road ARE A DIX. sid duAby Cd
hid Snulihe whilst there a hastlli
any Eatsr lbEt ih lhc pond end
wells, :. 4 q
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

a PINE FEKTfLE PLANTATION, on
"a Big iilack Flver, tsgnlve miles from
VickslIilfg, adjacent 70 the Baldwlu's Ferry
Road, coulaiHlne eiN lnil1llleil ansl lftg sCrel,
three hnadred 0t which uFe ciearc'l. Ord.
information and terms apilyto ~,
THUS. ). FlNKEY,
iansitf ktbiS store "a Chlnk Street,
nLTSfj riIuDLgsASD udILARs lust
,scne,esiand li5ifshto By q ~ x
jhpis q lhEE KlCliARDs0Ht& 20.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03


pr 81
- Writer - 1ira NJ ds.
eea4 hs b m 8celaudla
Eil FoF BE- thad tWent
dsgs oar lakes and fit5fs have bs6i
ieekg by ihe. d " eiz ding a fOot
IT. iickha aHd Our fields covered
w su0W, s6ma Of which fen dur
tHs The lasB days ioi 1896, The game
il fhls state e aid to be pefishiBg
from huaseE, and remOrseless ApOt
haiaaer have kIutied our markets
WltlFt9lf starved deer, haFes, parI
tridses sid 6sher animals. Vast
quantIiBsQf. hah are said to have
+. been killed IL shallow ponds and
rivelN, ana liIless carefully provided
for he i've stock Gp0ii Otlr fitr1ns
VIII scarcely survive. DC ,si'
But the horrors % This gloomy
cold Siberian JanHary eliminated
onyestCllay inasn0w storm, which
coinmeaeing s0Hde weeks ago ID the
NORA Of Europe seems TO have
raaed slowly South ara, ana win
~ doubt vlait the Cbtloii States.-l
&nsalid Aas during tie tiisst ten
dags been Visited ~ bdby Storm
u unparalleled rlty, ana on
Lla lly end 7 Eylday SHOW hlltos
flle dopfh of more liah 8 foot Il.
leH oa 6rfihle E6l1h ofl
a ~. se ms n N. 81
y as's aaaallas d la a E#eDl
Il H. sas m M glIg
l i. oar l|iII5 d 8aiidss
lena ID Willie sol
pll u i shsc sfrdsn %
lute alaailon aHd III Is8 lIcpld. 4
gldlnnuhd aiiHe, j lb. 1let. n t,5
- = itEliao. . = =
I b appeals alae tls 9eltbtl6n of
sIr. BhklIa Ss o. Snafor' FROM,
NeEx ,Fli '~sscrelSigy some eX-
cite esc,ii. AtlispaielIhMnQAlbauy,
IiaiSc6untihg soniEI5bf {. C till6iIits.
N thq FegAfatllFe y. 'tliat hthtc,,
,snNa; - Is, sa 10. -. ~.
v f3ThC charges OF briberyagainst
nafnbers eOilinue to cause c6nsids
'Oisthle cOslIlneRt here in the licws-
papers, as well as among members
aud ornamGllts Of the third House.
It ia Fuunorcd that Democratic
tnember hltcHdstb mDvBfOFa a com
mittec OfinVestightiOu, with u view
,of probing the aileged COTuptions
toth0 bottom Should this really
lbbaoho, twill Cause q atlneided seH-,
HaiiDn, and mar le,gd 10 dCvelOpa
mc0ts safleeth'g tlie character OF
Imen inlscry hiasH positions. ~ ial
q Itis ineompfBh6 h6nSible 70 iis why
'sieB ilitIgA should cadsc any ex-
CitaBlpnt IN aparty that has just
elected the prince Of bribery,
Simon Cameron, 10 The United
States senate. 10 hpicPt mems
minds, itsROnld becauso for great
rdxeitemcnt aud asio,islnnent if
tIiese men should }etpse a bride,
but whenk tllpy accept one it is
only q matter Of; course, and the
man whol gets up excitement over
dtsetvos i strdghs lalkee Inc
liopeless idiot,,o q n Il.
. 80, -F's.slffra0 0@ss~-,se---e. a. Il
I, eMACK, Qfthe Cincinnati COa-
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

SPEAI aG OF ne febnf iVea hg
: Stevens q LIE ~ sl i - r. +
who giitd on lm.tlie Icxa,id di.ia
adzsffe says IT .sik = il lsir ~
taEa - - sice q Anfdcd3
..1I#bl eyeu o 4 = ~
GER nan sas rsaly, Hii-.
en4 : 4anfIasssHiisais .. 'ss=As-'-ss
what ,let 4 sIf II an hiief
SCcaaI tfpe Q 81 too "a swait.
Ing 9l 4haddful sas
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

A NAN by tle nhnt og 1lalaii,
who stoio q hofss 10 = 5 kia1maII
IN fhis connty sOnie : - week nto,
I.d sold ihe ssfng 70 \ 15afY u thil
uIuce. killei himself u Cd IdWateI
3ep5l, Oh sast SatuTd taking
iaudaaum. People Pro- Jan. IL
~ .i-Sers
posfspoy ard tfAss haHs hesA 20
elected United States nasom ron
ullsss. y
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

A MAN adnea .auhl has just got
i sysedist ~ 900 agaiagt 4 ZEN.
lessgn .c6lonel fof islse impFlsou.
.!hlent.at sOngline IIuriegtIls war
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

Aslf ~,
: q "a
sastN aAsidentIc ioaaar1
.inAd ier thc sfs Isst iaana4
..Glctn asIlOFb tlian = hundred hiId.
any Sars agos v,
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

~ . BRicEp poMEROH says I.sIColn.
went to,his iOng uSplc. isaRd wichcd
.bol,geen two thioves, 1Ieliq Brown
and dim L0es W ,iali l.,-e
&C., f.'e 8 VI -sy .Hi 1e.e y :
Gov. 7 MeRrok, 9 Ildhiia, has
been clcctOt 10 .tlIs UgJS. SeHate
The democratic members Of the
Legislssure voted for. VisOriiics.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

sOTroN haz boon eolning iilio TX a.
zlhnrst Gee present (,
-. Ass gesa CezftsaIFllstifB Hp9tt
ptes-soise sellina for cents.
CPiihaa, jan. lti
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

H,,oa $ Al 81 hdrd -
fdf aioFs Il 4 q nlsor. So ql.e
siib 81 the go ns. 3
aDo WIN Ht iat 81 ti8nni HIank bull q
e ~ z y y n nlSiups = = lsPH' II
q. IN J. -. s. 80 - =
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

sEsA AtOE Nyo has been Fp.clstls
from Ne4nda. b N. n ~ 20. l-l
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

= A $4,000 monunleut. to llItc Con
isdgfats dead lOf Anip county,
Miss, is to be jnaQgluated on Wash.
ihgton's birtlidqy ....,.. II
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03
/ hFor Rent.G4

WRFR iiiyitHfhe attention. Dc our ffleude
~ Aall lsAs % I'D aaea card 81 our
surccsto1f. Thhy will r0HtlnueI hnslnfss IN
Tic saIue hoille, and se aclleis Far lha nekl
agni eentlnuehee n hhe tnveFf 30 literally
ftafosed lIlJoa sS AZ Il vi
j. j. dARHAafi 4 %, VII attend a an
aIsgur uElsettls4 eaa =, AniF az enad =,
n,enIa maEi0 With llA lQeae3icd ihf0 qt
III ~ an thiaH Ne 8. Eaf5ii ot{ IN -
age srgellllJ feslie d = iilast early seliie.
s,',lg dI76. d. saalrt1fFiE 4 "a,
N3oa s 0liiee oFef afaa kuaITta
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03


. ofFlla
ia ileh ~
/, Per aii MAN.
s Sir rai Hpoa j
enins n ayitH theh nua ~
) Initials " ifg. z ls docs
qpl isIsse
V'R log& hobh of ou slsls
Ls slst 6tss psHle8 4 D ths
p09uIat Zee, md shsaldoally
reie Ses,rtIc isigJlittienal Aalsna,
iP Sc mis- tlsFsse aifls g,
tlicge eah b6n6 iauls. ~ p .ija
~ -ts -.tvsy-s, -s9s,ii \;
1 EieA RrdiIenf Foster hadhnigteF-
vioyw che Presilriit Onthe 10Th,
the reA Of Which EIls to relreet
The Funq Of tho pslss 1eAY sgs tllat
'he f6rlteg ad been teadsfed n
tmRoFtiIs 7 .ol,l mission. al &
= -.--ss 80 ~. - !. e "A
'oCkRs :, Il wlteF OH the 4
~ 6lart lcsfoysl,ha ir;igeet II tala
90 y poison. * glfi po s6hed : slI
lanaaham d IA,gIaad " aayie ihi
\ ials Say d e. sIt'ethst rpdSeslsas,
fadil aasa =. "
I'M - IA b.
!, n m
sasta Ghsiieatld { ioandiF
hiaAd hers they efe ihaua4
Eipth asIaoF6 tIlan ! hundred siId.
! tiity Sarsaeos : n ~
v tT14 - = - ss-'-a J. si
r. "A BEL mas bccn btessatcF III fhe.
Alsba2,a Legislature h tt.lii, ier DE
I govclnhssSii rom AEOntgeml
0sIobiIe.s The bilThaanotyot
'beon acted on, bltJheFei @ uosHvO.
l1iability ofjts paSslngg f,' Z
( 4REcgET ilnpnOyement IN itc
safes consists lg placing within she
safe vessels Of water with valves
which giySsxil,tO thc.steRm gelcr-
StcdbytAc hsNtiOf tho sugoulEiihg
fire. t,-1t.ts,l 49, y
f, Ff.r TA, D ~ NJ
Tho question Of the renewal Of
The stto Capital Of KcniOeEy from
Ftankfoft lVJ.Qnlsyille, d liiiely to
be dslsrIuhnvd thOs present session
| IN favor OF removal, fs. ~
TnE exsICt number ofconFcdetetc
dead luricd IN The vicinity OF The
vagious eamls iB o 0hio.1laa,bann ma
ceriaihcd " bc. two thQusand three
hundred and seven. u
----.:.--.------.-A---- P'
GOLsJOssPHUs DoTsoE,s FORMERLY
Of .larkSou, aud iatGicommander Of
the Ira Arkansas regiment, G. S.
armE.s died in View 1rlsous On lhe
2si instant. 5 lsiS FH' e,3
| l. - q. Il. , A.. ..,s | r.
II a $4,000 monument to iLlItc Con
Esdgfate dead lOf Anitp county,
Miss, II 70 be lnaQgluated on Wash.
ihgton's birthday, -, L.
4A n ~ ~ a.'ls2 = Va,
! 4 NAN nafnea .Tiuhl has Just soi
Ia Ssstdist Gag 900 agaiagt ZEN,
aesssa .cblonel fof Sslse limprisou'
mental sometime HbriHgt tbs wal
~ ts@'it ~ la ...a-s.- = - o.
lo BRicEp poMm,OH says hncolT
Sept to 'liis long HSplo. sand wicllcd
I beGgeen two thieves, 1fSliq browr
and Jin' La0es W siali l.,-e
n sa De- 8 N, -sy 1Hf xF.N y
Gov 7 NoRroE, 6 IlRihNia, ! llai
been clcctOll 60 .tlIs uSJS. SeHatc
The democratic mOlnbers of tllI
IIegisIaeure voted for. VlsOriiies. W
y Yts ,----v-r4 =, --4a- f.5R Tia g
l.THg ChIcf Justice ugthc shItem
\ Court has nhnOGncod 70 ne Hs
that on tlie ilFst MORday ip MArcl
} the CourtwIIl adiourn.Is Y
4 .R ~ 10 ---t9i l,
TME mother Of,thc editor of tb
Yazoo Commercial, Heihy stsli5 jr
died ip that eity,ou the lTtb iiBAi.
US, SENATOR (ao-callod) ALcoRS
addFessoa the Legislature. Frida
night. i1H ~ " w
AT
ie.es For Rent.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

V'R loE hoga df 0u Slsie
II lsi tss psH,lea b the
popular aiev, and thsiillhoully
rsjA Sfs,rtIc iIlsiliGtiSnal AAlanas \
p 80 Taig il3sees ,s~iIl ie .,
iIicss 60 pSne dsuR -'s I ~
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03
CaR 4

#fF ~ q f,1114r =
a : 4 n -
100 IskfOk lER0 IA 1hi !
eFsw erise -.
z Faffsul' aha 4,
rel adgahcss 81 - lguf q Va
- j Il@k ttit = u 3 ~
1s "a ~ / M AkD ca.
Il gyyAsEi koFON sTKrisT. 4
! lss.ts .l 'tcsaRsllie
class fIsn tatioi's soI
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03
ID aIllIalnc fIhnffatlol.,

a IDS aFa fellelltl . rnlatil4 Vic store q
- tIas maH InI I'D 81 A8 itseN t9s
HaFc - llN u eNlas, angt tf
nal lsi - Be- M s. ~ nfaeilce
|, 4 HRWARH Ai5ss
lansa'as VyAsAlns s'oH ha.A
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

'oCkRs e, Il wafer OH On 4
20 lact esf0yslht Gifeet u iiaia
60 " poison "A girlpo 0lied. = so
lanunhan d a,gIsHd W. aaye ihs
iAls Fay lar sIi'ofbsr rpiSeslsas,
s1adihasa ".
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

FieA Prtilenf Foslef hadauiHteE-
vioww y the Pgosislfiit Snfhe i0tb,
the reA Of Wnicli ESs to aelreet
the Flmq of tho pass lsw I'VE tllat
'he fogiteg ad beshl sebdsted -
inn0Ftlil ! .elga mission.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

ofp
i6h sl ~
ns af.t an d
as eir raj Hpo
enins AL hagitH the nuH ~
Initials " lng, z d does
aDC lH'Hfe hoflF Iis' Hg.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

A GENTfHAAN, aeconffsinieH=by /
hng dog, walked uR . : FRI orz
hotel, ltcaFtliue his name. ils
CLERK nodded a ihedo nd SAID
/" Whal Yner fri mama n
like ra . slihi'n j n u
itors.R don na tIla
glioss y Doso We,c & 4, ,hi z i
J0hn Oh No, i sle s,
thaf soais be i fosAn ~ u NE
Presideut 6unposa WliE6 Nm
down len DAlIuta No ho.F
said tho guest hnrr lsl
you'd ke 2 llle aes ].
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

! Washington 4 11epabllcal
lsass b ne word white Areb
lif Ia StsAes negroes arc
yerg r6s a s;IiosoR hAs been
!. issds AEinnd olai fsegiSlal rg
% hava Il stricken feoIn tho con:
alillIilali 81 81 B lase.gs Z. ). J. |
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

"a AAssk9'a - 4 s.s..s sall..'',s
zo.Hst4o usies ai,of,f s,so1l5rHsS :
la4i1 pAr8, la, Al sa'e Itz1
aid anh u a ~ II 9
+ 10 4 7nii j. Il. b. 80 " > 5.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

COLsJOsSPBUs DoTsoE, FORMERLY
Of .IakSou, aud iatGicominandeT q
the liza Arkausas regiment G. S
arnE. died in View 1Elsuus On lht
2si instant. . lsis ~, des !
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03
EDNARD LEA,
Grand Cohlnander.

=. .OFFTCBls OF TIE GRAND C0MMAF'
DIZZY YoB KSteHr TEMPLAR OF Ms.
sIPFB rSR 1857 y ss q
Sir Knleht o. A. Manloye, Vsetnbufs, l.
8; G.. CompaanleF. sir Knight Ihonsa
paitier, u q, ". e. g. e1mmanftT
81 KnigAt u. u. Hubbard, FickAbuFg, !.
r. y. General ltsisElQ. Sic knl leia loet ~ " Il
eeF, hexingtou, Es.G.'..c. Gen'l. Sir khith
W. II, 7a7kins. y, D., elaz. y. ti,'. pln
fatd. 9lr Knight 81, !, *. NllIspm, 0fanal g
r.. g. Henier WaldenI slr GnlFilF C, q
nand, NV AIl1a1f = ] unlof N srdlT
5sTal Ilfaf. asr Rnfsht ID. IL. FsfihF ja,
-. ~. a. laf. alI lfila vi. Z \
AilelR. Fl6ksbaE, 80 ca ef boaro
! EniFit NtI flunn. HQliF ptings, ~. 4.
1 ga Aeai Slf u 1i ght Nm a. nc Val 40
Isii nohali,s Hstphex ~ \. 0abt'l'
1 fHa an aEII "a 80 !. - ~ 81
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

nc tnaga ~ alliiggs 2i a d : 3 IL "
Scott. Plaeed on tha caiei
1lE IsIFis presented B petition
which ~ t'alarrea y aont ! reading
q a aeleet cnlumlttse Of tilree, eon-
slstIng of Msssfs. lewis. Keadsll
and Hhrt0n. mrs . Z
Mr. Beauchafnp. introduced q bill
10 amend an art 70 establish county
courts. approved \ ov. 2E 1867
Placed on thscaleudnr.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1867-02-03

4. . f;ARIlAi "a. RcHtt. 4. g Ait,
NickslAifs fha Diitaf4. I
..sIhIsh hIhsaE l..s 4 :. ~ LSs.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NEW-YORK.

TOWN ELECTIONS IN wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY
The election for town officers of West Farms wis a.
beld mt the Ihirty-second Precinct Stalloh Id
The village of fremont yesterday, sever nunuivI Nv ;
and twenty seven votes were poled; Delhg az az III III
crease Of 200 over last year Samuel NJ fIiny, 600
ocrat was elected Supervisor by miYoitnS VI wv
The rest of the Democratic ticket was elected.
In Morrisania the chief interest was centered on
the election of. Supervisor. the present occupant
William Caudwe being the nominee OF lle ~ DtiiU ~
CITIZENS % and Tax-Payers Association. Both cand,
dates were Democrats, the former TeceNlIhg ao tne
fun support of his party. The whole vote pOlGu SsS
election and but few less than that Polled at the
Presidential election 1864 Mr. CandWe ore IeceTse TS
rest of ihe Democratic ticket elected by large ma
inIl1leS.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
TGRAPE VINES FROM THE KNOX VINEYARDS.

American Pomoogy George Huszeann Author Of Grapes and
wne William Saunders supt Of Govt Gardens Washington ct
Prof G. Thurber Editor Of American Aghcutusi Thomson, 4
delaware; r. f. Mason Of St. Louis and many others s.
ur GRAPE SHOW year viii the 18th and i7tb Of October
STRAWBERRY SHOW 18th and 18th Of June Beth pm'sts bee
unusual interest
The Concord is no longer trial overwhelming evidence
eoud he produced in all parts Of the country
Propagors its popularity and the immense demand
there win be for Vines making effort to increase their stock
Notwithstanding publish that viii part with any Cungs
needing al have the most urgen. orders for Wood
William Griffith East Pa writes under date Of jan 49, 1857
want portion your immense stock Of Concord Wood o oe
Cattngs'
Awe sell no Wood and have greatly increased facilities grow
ing Vines our customers may reasonably expect be supplied
Our Concords this large and superior Which
We offer on mostfa favorable terms
For further information send ten cents for Catalogue.
We have also large supply Of
HARTFORD, CREvBLING, IVES RESTz, ELsISGBuRG' MAX
ATAwYY DELAWARE DIANA, RoGBRs's HYBRiDs,
IONA. IsRARLLA and ADIRONDACK
Also limited quantity Of
Ms&lHA and BLACK HAWK,
tedngs Of the COncOr which think will prove THE TWO
MOST VALUABLE NEW GRAPES NOW BEFORE THE PUBLIC
For description Of above much other valuable information On
Grape Culture send ten cents for Catalogue
STRAWBERRIES.
wishing to have the
JUCUNDA-OUR No. 700.
the most valuable of all Strawberries tested soon as peE"
~ throughout the county, viii send Plants at the follow
ing Prices:
By MAIL-sI PER DOZEN IS PER 100.
BY ExpREss-s4O PER 1000 500 PER 5000.
All other desirable varieties for sale. Also
RAsPBERRIEs, BLACKBERRIRs. GoosEBERRIEs Cur
RANTS. &c.
All orders shall receive prompt and careful attention
j. KNOX,
BOX NO. 1885, PITTSBURGH, Pa
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

n
sEcoND DAYS INVESTIGATION OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY
coMNIrTEE-TIIE LOSSES OF Mr.. LEONARD W. JEROME.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company investiga-
zion resumed yesterday morning by the state Assem-
bly, Committee, at No - Nassau-st Mr. Mclean presi-
dent Of the company recalled but material evi-
dence beyond that published in yesterdays TRIBUNE was
sscited. Mr.. Travers, Mr. JerOe's broker testified to
the general depreciation Of the companys shares in the
market.
Mr.. Leonard W. Jerome upon being examined, testified
substantially follows Was a director OF the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company when he agreed TO take the
t0 shares at SEQ per share the property he considered
properly managed, and lie most cordially indOrsed the
entire business arrangement Of the directors yet he con-
sidered unnecessary act OF 70 reduce
1he quarterly dividend TO three per cent when the Com
pany could inst well have paid four per cent ont OF
what was properly the dividend account all OF the
profits Of the last quarter charged consruc
on account when they should have been credited TO the
dividend accounts does not any shares in the
Company, because he compelled to reaize at the
time the last quarterly dividend was paid he was a
Director and had been led believe up TO the very day
the quarterly dividend declared that per cent
would be paid instead Of the per cent which was paid
by this and the consequent depreciation Of the stock he
lost about $4,000 he considered that the Directors
added too much 10 the surplus fund the Company in
dead OF paying the usual dividend, and by so doing com
peely Ignored what might he the effect upon himself or
us friends.
The Committee then Adjourned TO meet IN Albany
some tine next week.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
WAR AMONG uHE HEALTH OFFICERS

THE BOARD OF HEALTH AND TIE CORONER offI'h,
The relatives of Mrs Mary L. Noble lwho dled
from the effects Of an abortion the particulars Oh "ho"
have been published in THE TRIBUND are anxious 10 Ie
move the corpse to the country Tor lhtefmeh'' -i'
naming tenants are also dcsrOus that II should DC IT,
moved as II is becoming somewhat offensive Coroner
Wudev is willing that this should be done, hut DI lialI
one Of the members OF the Board 0i heah, , ,h
grant permission until fn cei'S'c ' 1not bc done as
the noucst has been postponed until Sunday morning
next at 10 o'clock The following letIsr Wa' '''''"'
received by Coroner Wildey from lr' hailN ;;,r
OTFICT or THE METRoPOLITAN BOARD 81 HILL
No. 3M MoTTsT., NEw-ioRf; MaiSh 70 iS,; fetc ibe
bons TS GH 20 nfo yo tGi under circumstance VIII
permit the internent OF the body OIL tne L an oha1
ZIONIST unless full and faithful ccfihtc oi VIC ta
Of her death has been renderc, at TINS bueau io a
plicaiions have been made at te feilnt oelh
nusoI hours by persons who they have acte ndtr
the instructions Of the CorOners and who III eash IN
stance have brought mock certificates OF various hnus
TIC Roord OF Health Is nslted and tie law Itself set M
defiance by such procedure, therefore now dtSd,nh
death Respectfuiy, T.. HARMS, IL, gistrar ". b. ii.
The following reply returned 10y Coroner Nidey
New York March 2o 1907.
r. uAREr- EsQ Registrar-Dodr Nir: ccrtiflcate set
ting forth that have the case OF Mary J. Noe unu'i
inXest,ration and connected Herewith yarions memo
randa and permit TO inter the body has been FURNISHES
tIc friends of the deceased consider that such ceri
catc s annie evidence that II any crime Il connected
with the case under the jurisdiction u the piuI
officer Tor examination You have sent several letters
20 me reGurinr facts that give. consider Il de
rogatory to the office of Coroner 20 obey thc u's
any pcrson not authorized by law TO receive them IN
this view can make no alteration n NY certificate Inc
evidence In the VIII DC open 10 Inspection h t'
offce ON conclusion of the inquest IN regard 10 the
other Manor. demanded of by YOU may say hrt the
COroners last year concluded not 70 ne ihqursr m lo
bureau after Jan J. 1861, bu, make the ds9rlnh o mem
NAV find In Revised Statutes. title act Of see
Yours respectfully, JOHN "ILpLi'
hermit OF burial was granted last evening by Dr Har
rs Registrar of Vital Statistics, on certificate from Dr
Finnell, who conducted the post moiten examination"
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
L1TEST.SHIP NEVIS.
PORT oP NEW. .YoRK........MARcH q.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Of Limerick (B Phillip. Liverpool 9th inst and
QueeustoAn llth With mde aud iOO pass John q. Dale
Steamship Quaker City West Charleston 20 hours With mdse and
st.Sm,hp Thames Swim New,an. via Key West and Forres,
Monroe With mdse and TO T. Lowden
Iris Green, Wilmington " C., Feb 70 having 10 tow
he lgh % Arctic, o New Belion.
Wilmington " c. Feb 20 bound for
Reird miles o. Cape eny encountered heavy Ne gale.
during which obliged anchor renfn days and lost anchor
chain The A. tow the L. Iris and will be sta
toned ca New Bedford
ship Neswod Oise Liverpool Feb with mdse and 20 pass.
o Cnnnell, Muurn Go.
Bri Bai Brothers (of Yarmouth n 81 Perry Antwerp Dee T.
with mdse. and 81 pass To master.
Bell (of Brookhayen Bsyles Mnan, MeI via Ton.
ala River 20 DAYS. With MAHOGANY 10 aon, Watson Co
Sehr John Cockford Jones' Elabethpot for Soningt0u
GEN. Newburg for Fa River.
schr Mary Brewer, Pease. Kockaud for Richmond.
sloop Rhode Island Hail. Providence to Stranahan jackson
BELOW.
Ship Liverpool. London Feb. T.
Bark Stella BacBD }, 81 days from Bremen.
MEMORANDA.
The steamship Niagara which len Norfolk Thursday last and for
has felt arrived safe Delaware
BTcakgaeT yesterday short Of coal
DOMESTIC PORTS.
WILMINGTON, c. March aATrved steamship Fairbanks.
lork.
MOBILE March 2Anye ships City Of Brooklyn and Success brig
Aqudnet
Cleared ships and Mary Emma for Liverpool
fORTHEss MONROE March Saied, steamships G. w Lord from
Galveston for NewYok; Geo B Upton. from Charleston for Boston
Monticello from savannah for New.lork.
PRAScIscO March 26hc ships Grace Darling for Negiok
Cold Liverpool with 1900 sacks
Of Wheat oo spague for Cork With 600 sacks Of Wheat cleared
to-day