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GOVERNOR CONRAD BAKET

GENERAL JAMES C. VEATCH,
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Col. Theo. w. Mccoy

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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, March Is, 1883.
In the case OF the State Of Georgia vs.. Ulysses s.
Grant ct al, the motion for leave to le bill OF COM
painant was submitted to the court by Mr. sharkey.
OF counsel for the complainant, without argument.
No. 236. James A. Stewart, appellant vs. the Jack
son Insurance Company OF Memphis, Tenn Appeal
from the Circuit Court OF the United States for the
district OF Aaryland-The motion to dismiss this
appeal was argued by Mr.. George W. Brown. counsel
for appellant, In support Of the same, and by Mr..
Reverdy Johnson, OF counsel for appellant In appo-
sition thereto In consideration whereof il Is ordered
by the court that this appeal dismissed with costs
No. llc wam non cark o appean vs. the United
argued by Mr. Hughes, OF counsel for the appellant,
ir support OF the same, and by Mr. Norton, solicitor
No. 1872 The United States, appellant, vs. Simeon
aunt.-The motion for leave to hle plea OF pardon
In this case was argued by Mr. Leech In support OF
the same and by Mr.. Ashton and Mr.. Watts in opposi
No. s72. The Mayor OF washington, plantin in
error VS.. Charles b. Dennison-The motion for
supercedeas In this case was argued by Mr. Bradley.
Of counsel for the plainti In error IN support there
Of, and submitted on printed argument By MT
Davidge and Mr. Fendal OF counsel for defendant In
No. s9s. The State OF Ohio ex REL Benz. R. Cowen.
piain iii In error, vs.. James G. Wetmore.-The mo-
the cnnrf IN he record and afndayit by Mr.. Riddle
~ counsel Tor den ndant in error and by Mr.. Hurdle
Of counsel for the pla. ntia w.a N error; .u,,,
the United States-The argument OF this cause was
conducted by Mr. Pierrepont pl counsel ior tne ap-
peees, and concluded by the couasel for the appel.
liant.
No. 1o2. Asa Hunt ct. al, appellants vs. Ephrainl
II. Bender et al.-This cause was submitted 10 the
court on printed argument Dy Messrs. kedacn aaa
No. 1o4. The United States ex rel. r. r. Crawford,
plantiff in error vs. Henry Addison ct. a-The argu
ment OF this cause was commenced by Mr.. Brent OF
counsel for plaintif In error, and concluded py MT
James H. Bradley, Sr., OF counsel for defendant IN
error.
Adjourned until Monday morning at eleven O'Clock.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, March 49,
p M.-Consols closed at 93 for money and 03 a 93H
for account. United states fvetwenties, 7lx Illinois
Central, s9iS; Erie shares, a9k.
FRANKFORT B0CRsE.-FRANKF0RT, March l3-
Evening.-United states bonds closed steady at 75A.
1875 p. M.-The cotton market closed quiet at the
following authorized quotations. Midd,ing rpands,
in port and TO arrive, 10lSd; middng Orleans, 101sd
The sales OF the day foot up 10000 bales The stock
Of cotton in port and on shipboard amounts to
$4,000 bales.
TRADE REroRr-LIvERpooI, March 1875 p NJ
The advices from Manchester are unsavorabe. The
market for goods and yarns Is healthy and dnll.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPOOL,
March 13-5 p M.-Corn has declined TO Ais. Cd. per
quarter for new mixed western. Wheat Is dull, and
No red Western has declined TO las. I'd. per centa
Barley, So. Cd. per bushel. Oats, A.. Id per bushe
Peas 4es. per 5O4 pounds. Flour. 37s 3D. per bb for
Western canal.
March l3-5 r. M.-Lard closed heavy at 57s. per
cwt for American. The market Is generally firm
but quiet Beef has advanced Cd. since last report
and Is now quoted at llss per bb for Eastern prime
mess Pork IT'S. 3D. per bbl for Eastern prime ness
Lard 57s per cwt Cheese 54s per cwt. for the best
grades OF American fine. Bacon, AS. per cwt. for
Cumberland cut. .
13-5 p M-Sugar steady at 25s. cd. Naval stores
dull: rosin has declined to 7s. per cwt. for common
North Carolina; pale rosin is hrm at l2s. Spirits
turpentine has declined to 3ss. per cwt Petroleum
Is firm and is now quoted at Is. 3D. per gallon for
standard white Whale oil, E30. Sperm oil, clio
per tom Linseed oil, f36 10s. per ton. Refined Pc
troeum, Is. I'd. per gallon Lnseed cakes, flo los.
per ton for thin obong for feeding.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-AETwERp, March 13-Even.
ing.-Petroleum.-Th market closed firm az l3f. for
standard white,
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GEORGIA..
r.. Democratic State Central Committee In
at Macon-Appoiniment Of Delegates
~, 'onaI Convention.

rs. Democratic State Central Committee in
s..., -at Observation-Disclosures Of Delegates
:. &c No,. onaI Convention.
MACON, March Is, 1883.
THO neuocra,c s,s,'" Central Committee has been
in sess,on since last nig and closed its iabors this
afternoou with the adoptor .. the following resolu-
tions:-
Resolved That the opinion md feens VI e Hntad na
tional democratic party of Georgia and ths na ~
States upon the unconstutionality ~ and injust Jad
the reconstruction acts OF Congress are too dSCr1s
and well known TO require reterati0n here, anu
their opposition to the action OF the several CONVEX
tons called In pursuance OF these acts and to the
effort TO establish the supremacy OF the negro race
those States in the hands OF adventurers and irre-
sponsibe persons is equally decided and well known
yet warned by the fate OF Alabama and actnated by
the instinct OF selfpreservation. we feel 1t to be our
every contingency, and therefore would urge
upon our friends to participate In the elec-
tion which Is TO be held on the Goth
OF April next, to the end that the best and wisest
men permanently identified with Georgia, who will
administer the government IN the interests or the
people and not for the purpose OF plumber, may be
chosen 10 organize the government and frame the
laws under which we and our posterity may have to
live.
Resolved That in view OF these principles
and objects we recommend to the people OF every
name and faith who have the honor and welfare OF
Georgia at heart that able uris conservative states
man and incorruptble patriot Augustus Reese,
of the county OF Morgan, as their candidate for
Governor at the approaching election.
large to the New York Convention:-General John d.
Gordon, Absalom II. Chappell. b. fl. Hill and Henry
S. Fitch.
The committee recommend district conventions on
Tuesday. the 3lst OF March, to nominate candidates
TO Congress and delegates to the New York Colven-
tt0n
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INDIANA.
The Presbyterian Union Convention In Indian.
apOIis.

The Presbyterian Union Convention In Indian.
ap0Iis.
INDIANAPOLIS, March I3. 1858.
IL the Presbyterian Union Convention the topics
suggested yesterday were discussed during the entire
session OF to-day and the following minutes were
adopted
Resolved, That this Convention holds that the
Church s by the constitution Of her living head Is
one built upon the foundation Of the Apostles and
Prophets, Jesus Christ himself being the chief corner
stone, and that however impracticable visible or.
ganc union may at present SEEM 1t is the duty Of all
the different branches OF the Church TO pray for and
by all proper means seek such organic union.
Resolved, That from the expression OF opinion
given In the Convention the basis OF the Philadel
pta Convention Is endorsed as a satisfactory basis
for tie reunion Of the Old and New School Assem-
blies.
Resolved That In the language OF the Philadelphia
basis, the book OF psalms, which is 0. divine
inspiration Is well adapted to the state Of the Church
in all ages and circumstances, and should be used In
the worship OF Cod therefore we recommend TO
prepare the way for the smaller bodies represented
In this Convention to unite with larger. that new and
faithful version OF the book OF psalms be prepared
which shall take the first place IL the authorized
psaimody OF the United States Church.
Tie Convention then adjourned SINE die
The New York herald., 1868-03-14
TENNESSEE.

Raids on Gamblers In Nnshvilic-A Decision
of the Supreme Court ON the Will o. an
Army Onlcer's Wife.
NASHVILLE. March l3. 1893.
Last night the metropolitan police made q raid
upon the gambling houses OF Dennis McCarty, Rich
ard Puryar and G. p. Coleman. About forty persons
were arrested and all implements OF the craft carried
on The b. rites were to-day fined by the Police Com
mssoners. Subsequently McCarty and Coleman
were arrested on StaJe warrant and held for trial
against the gamblers having been made by promi
nent merchant, Mr.. Beech.
During the war Colonel Thomas G. williams OF
Philadelphia, member of General Rousseau's staff,
married Miss Saunders, daughter OF Mrs. A. q.
Brown. She died. leaving her estate TO her hus-
band. The validity OF the will was contested In the
Circuit Court OF this county and the decision was
against Williams An appeal was taken TO the Su-
preme Court which to-day reversed the decision OF
the Circuit Court anc ordered the will TO be executed.
The New York herald., 1868-03-14
ENGLAND.
Naval Consequences Of the American War
The Debate on Ireland.

Naval consequences Of the American War
The Debate on Ireland.
LONDON, March l3-M!da.gh:.
In the House Of Commons this evening motion
was made that the government lay before the House
the papers in the bark Spr.ngbok case arising from
the seizure OF the English vessel OF that name BY
United States steamer during the blockade OF the
Southern ports in the rebellion.
In reply to an inquiry regarding the circumstances
Of the Imprisonment Of Mr. w. Johnson, the Orange
Secretary in the county Down. Ireland, Lord Mayc
said the prisoner was detained in Jail because he re-
fused to express regret for his action IN heading
illegal procession.
The House then went into Committee OF the Waoie
and resumed the debate on the state OF Ireland
Mr. Chichester Fortescue, member for Louth, took
the floor in support Of the motion OF Mri Mcguire
He thought satisfactory reform IN Ireland was pos
sible without disturbing the tenure OF lands; out
argued that Church reform needed the same rank
dealing as emancipation in 1927 and '2o.
Mr.. McKenna, member for Youghal, thought he
e par m he o. sr To ea the
sects In Ireland on footing Of equality
The 0'Donoghue, member for Traee said the dis.
affection among the Irish people was wide spread
and reached all classes Of society, parayzing trade
with the constant fear OF its consequences. The
sss ns Ters
Of all was the refusal OF independence
in legislation Ireland was now yoiceless
be to deprive the Irish Church establishment Of its
endowments and grant to tenants leases of not less
duration than thirty-one years.
Mr.. Hamilton charged The O'Donoghue with being
organizer Of mock funerals in honor Of assassns,
and said he was unfit to act as an adviser.
Mr.. John Bright said no question approached this
in magnitude or gravity. The evil OF absenteeism
ment were not the only faults The tenants
required proprietary rights. The scheme pro-
posing that the government advance money for
their relief was mpracticable Ownership In the
soil could only make people steadily loyal. The
government should negotiate with the land
holders and make the land the peoples.
The proposition made by the ministers for
H. creation OF great savings bank was inadequate.
:, I'm 70 minded him of the story OF mountebank-not
cahino. minister-who offered for sale pill TO cure
az aarsh 'uake Great iaughter) The new sectarian
another such pill and as cure equally
ahsnrd' The plan OF Lord Russell for settlement
oS the Church question had come too late. We
must withdraw endowments from all religious
sects to make Loyal 10y ,,,;a,do and moral people
snencb sn 'ia1 ia derence of the government.
Without taking action he House adjourned.
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MISCELLANEOUS WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, March l3, 1868.
The Bill Concerning Appeals from Circuit
Courts.
IL has already been stated that both houses passed
yesterday an amendment to a bill concerning appeals
in internal revenue cases. precluding the Supreme
Court OF the United States from entertaining appeals
heretofore or which shall hereafter be made from
Circuit Courts The democrats OF the House this
portant measure should go through the House with
out their knowing its purport-in other words, that
II should have quietly escaped their attention, no
voice having been raised In opposition to 1t. They
say that the McCardle and other similar cases will be
excluded from the Supreme Court when the bill
shall become law.
The National Asylums for Disabled Volunteer
Soldiers.
The quarterly meeting of the Board OF Managers OF
the National Asylum for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
was held In the rooms Of Secretary Stanton in the
War Department last evening. There were present
Major General B. F. Butler, Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton,
Ex-Governor r. smyth, Of New Hampshire; Major
General J. II; Martindale, Of New York; Hon. Lewis
colt, Of Wisconsin; Jay Cooke, Of Pennsylva-
MIA, and Judge II. l. Bond, Of Maryland.
iows-President, General Butler; First Vice Presi.
dent, General Martindale; Second Vice President,
Jay Cooke Secretary, Mr.. Gunckel.
Reports from the several asylums showed them
increasing In numbers and growing more and more
successful. There are now at tne Central Asylum
and at the branches at Milwaukee, WIS.,. and Augusta
Me-, two hundred and eighty.five more. The Board
has also supported temporarily because there
room for them in their own asylums, three hundred
and fifty more at Philadelphia Newark Rochester and
Baltimore Soldiers Homes. II has also offered out
door relief to nearly two hundred more, making the
whole number OF disabled soldiers supported during
the quarter by the Board one thousand six hundred
and thrty.fve. The Board resolved to rebuild so
much OF the Augusta Asylum as was recently con.
sumed by fire. and also 10 erect additional buildings
at Dayton and Milwaukee, so that by the coming
fall will ~
for at least two thousand inmates Efforts
were made by influential parties to induce
the Board to establish additional branches; but after
full consideration, and because men can be better
and more cheaply kept at few large institutions
than In q number OF small ones, the Board by very
decisive VOTE resovedt establish no more asylums,
but increase the accommodations OF those already
established. Measures were also taken TO diminish
the number OF officers In the several asylums and
secure greater economy In their administration.
visiting and auditing committees were appointed
and much other important business transacted.