The New York herald., 1868-01-29

did nothing more than restore the person
taking the oath 10 MS former status ou dd ncs
was gully OF offence the property was connscafed
point immediate S s was . nss SS
property that he held II such underi the law
The supreme Court Of the United States being equally
divided in opinion in his case was ordered that the
Judgment OF the said Circuit Court for Assouri DO
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No: 74-Ar@s.;ons Foundry Us. rb' = r.a,.a states
s,i y; i9-s. Ieal. Steel sosSsry v. m. United
Navy Cayefte.
WAsmSGroS, Jan. 20, 1895.
Lieutenant Commanders silas Casey JE, and George
Deeney haye been oroered 10 the Naval Academy from
and after October l.
mand The Saratoga
Lieutenant Commanders Rufus K. Duex and Edwin
~ Sheppard have been ordered 10 the Saratoga
The Navy Department has just issued the Navy Regis
ter for 1858, from which il appears the number OF
vesseis yoid since the publication Of the Register in
as Ray o Bengal Tss iron cas.
are Are .ala mp as ioiIows;-At League Island, q; At
~ AHsS c, 2 Ns~ w.sSoso Yoss
Portsmouth, 4; at Philadelphia, Il at Naval Academy,
annapolis l. There have been during the past year
eghty seven designations, including three lieutenant
commanders and ffty-nine midshipmen. Thirty-nine
deaths have occurred including Roar Admiral Rnggold
tsns Hazard. French and Bankhead the hast named
having died at Aden In Arabia; also four commanders
and three lieutenant commanders among the last named
H Aackenzis who killed the island of Forncsa
ia the h4hi with the savages in June There
fye deaths the corps officers and seventee
dsmssas OF officers in the regular navy since june
GS67.
The Freedinen's Bnre;lu-IOnOrs to Farra gut.
from the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
WAsHrsGIo.;, Jan. 2S, 1868.
Srcng efforts still being made to reverse
the order promulgated by General Grant, while Secre-
tary OF War al Interim, directing that the Freedmen
&c., on the 18th of February Many petitions hay
been received from different parts or Maryland asking
that the authority OF the bureau may be continued for
least year longer and prominent officers of the State
have had interviews with the Secretary OF War for the
purpose OF urging tho continuation or the bureau.
II is represented by these petitioners that
as IT became generally known that the Bureau would
cease in February the dsoyai people Of the States did
not attempt to conceal their c1ultaon Hitherto they
have shown respect enough the law to release ap-
prentices when summoned SO 60 do but since the pub
cation OF Grants order they have manifested dsl O.
sition 10 resist the summons, having in fact, been
advised to that course in an opinion by the State
The foregoing is n brief statement, of the prin
elpal reasons given by the radicals OF MARYLAND,
very as we'll as profitable and il appears exceed
ingy probable that these arguments will be sufficiently
power to procure Congressional action proongipp the
life OF the Freedmen's Bureau for another year from
July next.
The Secretary Navy has just received despatch
from Admiral Farragut commanding the European
squadron, dated Flagship Franklin, Oft Touion France
January 4 1868 - The Admirsi, after mentioning his
arrival at Port Mabon Island OF Minorca, - 10th
nit, in company with the Frolic, that they
tanned pre and exchanged sa,utes and other courte-
| sizes with the authorizes. He then says:-"During my
stay at Port Mahon nothing OF Official place.
| | avaiied myself OF The opportunity of visiting
different parts Of the island, particularly Cndadca
| to which place, with many OF officers, l had been
| invited by the Acadi and Aquantamientc and other
distinguished citizens. officially received each
village through which passed and four miles out Of
Cndadala received by depniation OF the authori
! ties and citizens, cordially welcomed, and by them
escorted in procession to that city, where
enthusiastically greeted and during stay most hos
| pitably and sumptnonsy entertained. ! was
panied on this vst by our Consul, Mr. Robinson, who
had been unremitting In his attention during stay
in Port Mahon. On the morning Of the 5 inst
painted by the Fror left Port Nahon, and anchored
| the harbor Of Toulon last evening