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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03

Foreign exchange was weaker on account OF the
influx OF commercial bills, which were selling from
1osk to 100. Prime bankers, in consequence were
freely onered at 1oes.
The stock market was very DUH In the earlier por
ton OF the forenoon Before the regular hour OF bus
ness New YORK Central sod at 129, but improved to
1917 bid. Erie was offered at ask At the first open
board tilerc were limited number Of transactions,
and prices closed AZ follows ON the car:-Cumber.
land 37x bid; Wells, Fargo Co.'s Express 2ok .
7Tk; American Express, ASH q AK; Adams Elk
press <sk t9ts; United States Express, <Sx o Al;
Merchants Union Express, 17K . 1sk; Quicksilver,
% "a; Canton, - o 4eh; Mariposa preferred, 10
n; Pacific Mail, III q 1174; Western Union Tee-
graph, 38k q 36k; New York Central, 1904 1881;
Erie, ssk . 8s2s; do. preferred, 81 q 90; Hudson
River, 1901 49, Harlem, ia; Reading. esh . esk;
Chicago and Alton, 100; do. preferred las q 147;
Bankers and Brokers', 1oT; Alton and Tcrrc Haute,
20; do. preferred 81 bid; Wabash, 5T 80; do. pre-
fcrred, oS bid; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 81 67A do.
preferred, SO seK; Fort wayne, liox hoy; Ohio
and Mississippi, COX sos; Michigan southern, So.
. ssh; Pittsburg, SIS SIX; Toledo, 1905 lo0,.;
Rock Island, 1917 1919; Northwestern, s47s So;
do. preferred, 5Tis SIX; Boston Water Power, is
15h. At the regular board Pacific Mail was quoted
II 1863 1l6Z; New York Central, 1917 1891;
Erie SO . 3Sii. ana Hudson River, 12eI 100. The
rest OF the list variable within narrow limits OF
nuctuation. During the interval to the afternoon
boards New York Central was weaker, being
quoted down to 1917, from which II sold up 70
10Y. Milwaukee and 81. Paul sold ut co, do.
preferred al Sih, AMI Michigan Southern at SIX.
At the second open board Cumberland was quoted
40 and the Express stocks were better. quicksilver
was ~ bid and Mariposs preferred 2oH "a. Pa
ct1c Mail sold at 1ieis. New York Central was
steady Hudson River sold at 100 and Harlem was
offered at 100. Milwaukee and ST. Paul was weaker
and the preferred stock was two per cent lower.
Toledo sold at par. Northwestern common was
quoted s4I s4ss and the preferred SIX ASK. In
the interval after the second open board New
York Central commenced its sudden forward move
ment from 1905, reaching i3i at the last regular
BOARD AT this board Erie weakened and was sold
s7k The rest Of the list became slightly active,
sympathy with the strength OF Central, even ST.
Paul advancing one per cent. AFTER the board Cen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03

for %srch and shgng e Sales Of . ss e. =. ao. as
heard OF good strained so and a.s do do
s's,': ;sr%. IS * % . : Is
SS sses Of wholesale lots were raIoTea a 1 on:
packages and lard The market for PORK
trade but no change s, o. %o%sns
NJ o nss s
For :nu nST S Ssssg IS os new
nss: :' Sss. SO i.. Beef ss
sY for but s.. sss tn: ana ss "si 3 Se new sua do
sS a sr rss' ns ss . :.'.
s saa with 10 ls. sale:
81 s: S,.. fs SS... aS S cut
.s a:r: sSs sss s Ts %
prime steam and Kettle rendered. $50 srcss for Janu
A % esss SS refined and as do
II. s, sw wss : :es rs s
other sales The market for refined was Irregular opening
ss:as z about s demand and n
ss a q. r.: S o So sss =
as & DO a s sap pm nv $ 81 nTsa
a. &c. and 80 d., deliverable on the 10Th January
price In Phadspha the marke, wa. more active
2sc Soc Sales bbls, at asc. 2sc; 800 do FOR
February at 29c.
OF Carolina there further sales Of Is casks at
Size size Market steady.
SUaAR-Raw was sti slow OF sale and prices remained
nominal al l0c c for fair good refining Cuba saes
~ hhds part he. for Cuba also q boxes at iSc by
a da s he ' following SsS c Sc
white, lSfSc. 13isc.; yellow, l2sszc. q lS94c.
In demand and prices were firm at
$2 b S2l IN gold, duty paid In Boston the sales We're
$500 bagr $50 pockets 80 TO- gold. Grass were dui
and nominal at our last quotations.
TALow continued In fair demand and sales were MADE OF
$4,000 lbs. at l25zc. u l21c.
WuIsKRY Receipts 707 bbls. Tho market was trife
active but prices lower Sales 20 bos western
at 81 03 81 0i, duty paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

Married.
ALLAsoN-wRAY.-At Philadelphia on Tuesday.
December /, by the Rev. Anthony Atwood, WILLIAM
D. ALLAsos, OF New York, to FANNIE b. WRAY, OF
the former place.
the residence OF the brides parents, by the Rev.
Angus Ives, 2. HoaAN BRowBR or chicago, TO
JOSIE BARKER, daughter OF D: Hodgman. Esq, OF
Yonkers, Westchester county, N. !.
LrTTLE--C0oPER.-At 41 West Iwenty-nrst
street, on Thursday, November -, by the Rev. DR..
Burchard, the Rev. JAMES A. LITTLE TO MISS JENNIE
COOPER, daughter Of William II. Cooper, Esq., all OF
McAyoY~WALpRov.- wednesday, November
90. at the Church Of the Assumption, Brooklyn, by
the rev. William Keegan, }. W:MCAvoY 70 ANNIE
PArEasos" Tuesday, December /,
at the residence OF the brides uncle, IT, A. Richard
son, ESQ.,, by the Rev. Theodore i. CuJler, koBEar
~ q BrOGSy o. 70 indiana onJ daash
RoGERs-CArFFRTY.- Allentown, on Tuesday,
December l, by the Rev. Mr. Ketchum, JOSEPH J. u.
daughter OF Abel Canerty, ESQ.,, OF Allentown. ~ J.
TRAvER--CARIroN.--On Wednesday, December 2,
By tire Rev. DE-. Montgomery, AUGgsrus TelyER, OF
Albany, TO Miss ADA CARLTON, OF New YORK. No
cards.
Died
BALDwIN.-On Monday morning, November 30
JOSEPH ID. BALDWIN, ia tue 10th year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
meet at his late residence, No. los Greenwich ave
nue., on Thursday morning, at nine O'Clock. The
funeral services wall be ned in the Presbyterian
al haii.past one O'Clock. Members Of Washington
Lodge, No. I'll, Il. and A. NJ, also Ancient Chapter
No. OF H. A. H.. are respectfully invited 70 attend.
CRosBIA.--0n wednesday. evening" December 2,
THgRINA, wife OF Thomas J. Cromba.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
De REIGSIE.--Suddenly, on wednesday morning
December 2, CnARLEs Il. DE- RRIGSIE, in the S7th
year Of his age
The funeral viii take place on Saturday at twelve
O'Clock noon, from 4i3 West Fofsy-segenth street.
near Ninth avenue. Relatives and friends are re
specially invited TO attend.
EBLiSG.-ln Harlem, on Tuesday, December J.
JOSEPH Il. EBLisG, aged 90 years, months and 70
days.
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fuy Invited to attend the funeral. from MS late resi-
dence, INST street, near East river, on Frday stsr
noon, at three O'Clock.
FITzpATRiex.-un Tuesday, December !, MARY
ANN the beloved wife OF Patrick Fitzpatrick. ma
tive OF the parish OF Drumiane, county Cavau, Ire
land, IN the 4sth year OF her age.
The kiends and ol-tves or The famix are resp ect-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03

The loaning rate was from nat for borrowing to
four per cent for carrying. The government $780,
was awarded in three equal lots at 13475 to the only
three bidders who put In proposals Their figures
were alike and they obtained the gold at 1a4x when
she price was 1861 bid In the gold board The gross
eearings OF the Gold Exchange Bank were 900,
che gold balances $2,242,675, and the currency
balances 50, ooa, 1877 At i've O'Clock the price had
settled down to 135.
The government market was duh but firm, with
strong undertone ut the close. The "bearn move
mcnt has nearly expended its force. The following
ta comparison OF prices at the first board at ten
O'Clock and at the close Of street business late in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03

Wheat extremely quiet, but very firm. Holders hav-
ouved the panic have evidently prepared TO
ssy ns eSocs spring. and 70 bias
figure to-day rejected, and what little wheat
Ic &c. above that ngre There fcw buyers
Al that figure however, the unavorabe turn OF tho
Tho sales were confined to about 1900 bushss al oil 81
,d for No. No. rns n, mu. sior' a. iSd assa
w for California. Corn quiet but steady with sass
Of about 900 bushels ut 81 81 Is for Western mixed
aoa al 81 Is forido In store, 81 II for do 9 n
81 unsound 81 Os 81 1oS for white and ~ o.
Of 1850 bushels At ~ 20 for Western, IS for State
al b for Canada Oats dul and nominal A. The
5lc The sales comprised 30 900 bushels At T3c af4
in store AND 74c aaoa Barley wss dull snd Scarcely
there small sales nj ~ ID . 81 30
FRKGHrs less active but rates continued 10 rue
firm The engagements wcre-To Liverpool, tu bales COT
ton $50. ga, $50 terces lard at Ala 3d. and
wheat I'd. To Antwerp, 800 bbls rosin b. sd aud -
bhs poashes nj Cos. The charters An Italian vesse
400 Malta, with tobacco at 4Os and American
bark Bordeaux with 1900 casss petroleum, ~ 25c
GUrrrrs.-Bsrs were in active demand and sales we're
made In Boston OF 800 bales private We quote
heavy, lie. ike. Cloth duh add nominal ls &c.
Hors continued in light demand, but prices were nm.
changed. We quote Choce grades ale 1Sc Prime. ies.
SC Fair TO good i5c. lie. Common, i2c. l4c. Ia.
ferior, tc. n Ice. Foreign, loo. a 2Oc.
BAY was In light demand and shade easier Shipping
selling at Soc &C., and retail lots at gc 81 81. Receipts
increasing Rye straw IN fair demand at ~ o. W.
HEMP dull and nominal at yesterdays quotations.
NoLkssre.-Ths market still continued 20 iuii aud
prices nominal BY auction 500 bbls New Orleans
TAyAL sronFs-Reccipts none For spirIts trpeaiins
the market continual To rule dull and heavy ~ ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03
TIE DRY GOODS MARKET.

The market domestic cotton fabrics has shown some
little improvement SO far regards the den and and amount
from day to day during the past
week, though as far regards prices, the changes
are for the worse," judged from the sellers stand
point, many kinds of muslins brown and beachcd,
having been worked of at lower prices The most
popular makes however, have held their own remarkably
we'll There have been more buyers from ont OF Town Dut
expected follow close after the Presidential election does
not seem to have commenced in right earnest as yet and
seems TO have been postponed indefinitely or a least l
the holidays when buyers expect to be able to drive
Brow muslns though being active, have been
been reduced from c to &C. per yard This
has resulted In stimulating any better inquiry Tor the
Beached musns have ruled dull and heavy, and prices,
under an accumulation in favor Of the buyer Some
reduced lc yard without increased
Ginghams remain quiet and nominnily unchanged
sold freely but not generally NJ
prices though there have been few radical
Drills have been comparatively dull, but prices remain
about the
Checks have r led quie. and steady.
DENNIS steady under moderate demand.
Checks are quiet In wooen goods there has been
especially goods suitable for womens wear many OF which
somewhat appreciated In value The market has not
the volume OF business being moderate.
Imported goods been In moderate demand and the
volume OF business has gradually increased Prices are on
the whole as satisfactory a could be expected.
The Proydence printing cloth market last wee. closed
hand, most OF the mills having sold ahead Some Of the
hand. said that there margin for the msnufac
the price OF cotton and Of print cloths The
60 sy "a snd ~ for q by the latter price thirty
days Fall the market active the sales reach
ing At 7kc for 81 square, No Stock and
Annexed are the leading
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03

CtSt01I HOUSE. ~------SUD-7T9uSuTV.-- -
Receipts. Receipts. Payments. Balances.
Nov. 80. .S27Ss17 $1913,504 S496S 491 $S6,077 1868
Dec. L.. 269,490 2,s2S 2SS 1,437,496 s7,56s,657
|. Dec. o.. 254,oOo 1,7o2,41s 1,2Sl,303 s7,9S9,773
The exports exclusive OF specie) from New York
to foreign ports for the week ending Dece mber
and since the commencement OF the year compare as
follows with those OF 1866 and 1867
1885, 1857 $685.
For the week. s34SO,ss5 $3,957,20S $4,000, 2Oy
Prev. reportd 17l903,037 171093,6l3 14S602, 1877
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03
POLITICAL
OrrIcs OF CLERK OF COMMON COUNCIL. NO. .

OFFIcg OF CLERK OF COMMON COUNCIL. NO
" City Hail. No. vow n. ,ses
Notie. 4, delinquent Election District Canyassersfhe
az the several Election Districts enumeated
ho having failed 10 OF The votes given az the
Charter Election held Dccember 4 io'1 % honrs
after the closing the polls the day OF ciocton DOLCE
herely givan that such returns are
eomoant win be the District Attorney OF oscn 40
nanency 10 orer the NECESSARY steps may Pc -
compel compliance. an nearly ~ ny - -"
rnents OF the statute:-
Ward, Sixth District
Fourth Ward, Second DtstncI
Sixth Ward, Fourth District
Seventh Ward Eleventh Disrc&
Eighth Ward, Fourth DIstrict
Eighth Ward, Seventh Disrtct
Eighth Ward, Fifteenth District
Eighth Ward, Sixteenth Distrck
Eighth Yard, Seventeenth Distrct
Ninth Ward, First District
Ninth Ward. Firth District
Tenth Ward, Fifth District.
Tenth Ward, Twelfth District.
Eleventh Ward, Fourth District.
Twelfth Ward, finh District
Twelfth Ward, Ninth Dlstrict.
thirteenth Ward, Eighth District.
Fourteenth Ward, Third District
Fourteenth Ward, Sourth District
Fourteenth Ward Fifth District
Fifteenth Ward Fourth District
Sixteenth Ward, Third District.
Sixteenth Ward, Eighteenth DistricA
Seventeenth Mard First District.
Seventeenth Ward, Twenty eighth DiseSto,
Eighteenth Ward, Seventh District
Ei,hteenth Ward, Fifteenth District
Nineteenth Ward, Fifteenth District.
Twentieth Ward Third District
Twentieth Wari Eighteenth District.
Twenty. first Ward, Eighth District
Twenty first Ward, fifteenth District.
Twenty second Ward, Fifth District
i"s"'S ''''"1 )" "'N' JOSEPH SHANNON,
Clerk OF Common Co,hcA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2-6P. M

"WEDNESDAY. Dec. 2-6P. M.
AsHEs.-Receipts none Pots, though dull, firmly
held There small sales at 81 81 SIN Pearls were
dull and nominal.
CoFFEr.-The market for Rio moderately active and
prices quite steady at yesterdays quotations Sales
1900 bags Minmanueh private terms. Other kinds
continued TO rule dull and nominal
CorToNRscsipts ASA bales. The market again pas.
sably active but prices without being quosby lower were
weak and somewhat irregular. The sales comprised S<4
bses including M for export u.s. fer spinning o2 specu
fair Sales $50 bales middlng for January At &c. 800
for February at &c., 500 do low middnx January
aSSc and 100 do. do. for February at nc. We quots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR s1s.oOo CITY CEMETERY STOCK

Sealed proposals the Comptrolers Once
unt Tuesday, Dec. ~, 1883 al O'Clock r. NJ, when the
will be publicly opened for tho whole OF
Of s7s6oo OF .Cty Csmsery Stock" authorized By
mon Council approved BY the Mayor, Nov. ~, 1883.
stock IN be issued for the purpose providing
for the purchase OF plot Of ground by the
of Public Charities and Correction within the boundA-
this State suitable for public cemetery bursi
ground additional 10 tbs plots now used By them for such
purpose.
The win interest the rate Of per per
snnum payable semannually the hrst day May and
November In each and the principal viii be redeemed
o the first day of August 1888.
The proposals viii state the amount OF stock desired and
the price per 9loe thereof and the persons whose
accepted will thersupon be required 70 deposit the
Chamberlain the sums awarded to them respectively 10
gether with any premium thereon.
presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of The Cham
beran for such deposits The parties Will he entitled
ceve certificates for equal OF the value OF tho
awarded 70 them, bearing inores, from the dates OF
payments
Each proposal should be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for City Cemetey Stock and enclosed In second envelope
addressed to the Comptroller.
The right reserved reject any all OF tn. bids the
interests Of the Corporation require II.
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY. Comptroller.
CITY OF NEW YoRK, DEPARTMENT FINANCE, Conr.
JEoLLkEs OFfioK, Nov. ~, 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03

Since Jan. 1.$175ssa922 $l75,o5o,sn s152,s7l, ss4
The Boston weekly bank statement reflects the i'm
proved condition OF that money market, and Is alto
gether very favorable exhibit. The loans show an
increase OF and the balances due from other
banks have sweed 50, OSoo 1o. Individual deposits
have increased 81 5oO35o and amounts due to other
banks $s9l sl4 making the total increase in deposits
Of over two millions. Legal tenders have also in
creased $19s61l Specie has decreased s1e5671 and
circulation $l12422. The following are the footngs
with those OF the two previous Statements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03

rL9yn AND onAIN.RscslPss go bol. acu. soo 90.
corn and 1896 do OATS and 06 do. barley The
market ruled dull but steady holders evincng remarkable
que,uds. There were but few bids for nes and these
cd. California hour stu dull and nominal. The
sales about $500 bbs Southern dour dull and
demand and higher prices realized sales 500 bbls
In demand and sales made Of pbls.
r.tvf We ouota.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03

trail advanced to 1917 and reached 1889 before the
adjournment Of the frst open board Tho quota
tons OF the latter were as follows on the cali
Cumberland, S7K 40; Wells. Fargo Co.'s Elk
press, 26k bid; American Express, As ~; Adams
Express 4Sk so; United States, 46 bid; MerAants'
Union, II l7<; Canton, 40 a So; Pacific MAIL lleH
. 1leH; Western Union Telegraph, SIX SIN; New
York Central, 1884 lSs,s; Erie, 40 4ox; do. pre-
ferred. 81 bid; Hudson River lao,z 1soK; Reading.
ssA q ss7S; Chicago and Alton, 146 LAC; do. pre-
ferred, las bid; Bankers and Brokers' lO7; Altoona
and Terre Haute 80 . s91l; do. preferred, 81 bid;
Wabash, SIX So; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 65x q
60; do preferred, IS . $50; Fort Wayne. llox q
1lo1<; Ohio and Mississippi, sos 3Ox; Michigan
Southern, Sst4 Ssk; Pittsburg STA s7,s; Toledo,
l0l4 l0l1s; Rock Island l07x 1o71s; Northwest
ern, SAX s5K: do preferred. SIX SIX: Boston
Water Power, II q I5k; Boston, Hartford and Erie,
27a27k.
There was reaction from the highest figures after
four O'Clock. The following were the principal
street. quotations at quarter to six O'Clock this
evening:-New York Central, 1927 1921; 81. Paul
preferred, IS 85H; Erie, 3S q 3SH; Rock Island,
1918 1O7&; Michigan Southern, ssa< 8Sz; Toledo,
I02 bid.
The New York State securities were bid for as fol-
lows at the regular board-Registered Bounty Loan,
lo9H; coupon d. 1Os1s; sevens, Canal Loan, 1870,
1o1 do SKIES 1872 l0l; do, 1873, 1918; do, 1874,
1915 do, 1875, 1ol1 do, 1877, lo2; do, 1875 1ol
nves do, 1874, 100; do. 1875, 9o,5. The Brooklyn
Water Loan skies were 96H bid.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances &c the SubTreasury in this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
folows:-
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-13

Article 10. That sd A(lrow John
son, President, ,&c,, selisngarl Of the
Constitution alla IaY7, Wild Bring ssf1ro
him BrcYct Major tieperal Emery, Conf
manding the Department of Washington,
and endcavored tointuco said Emery, in
violationof law of consre-s, to obey
such orders as he, Andrew johnson,
might give, which should not be issued
through the General of the ARMY, where
BY said johnson is guilty of a high INSIDE
meanor; and the House of Representa-
tiyes, by protestaticn, saving to them
selves the liberty Of exhibiting at any
time hereafter, any further accu3ation3
against the said Andrew johnson, Prcsi-
dent Of the Unitod States, AMI also Of re-
plying to his answers whichho Shall make
to the articles herein preferred against
him, and offering proof to the same and
every part thereof, and to all and every
other article Of impeachment which shall
be exhibited by them as the case shall
require, do demand that the said An
drow Johnson may be put to answer the
high crimes and mislemGapors in Office
herein charged against him, and that
such proceedings, examinations, trials
and judment, may be thorcupon had and
given, as may be agreeable to law and
justice.
The reading of the articles having
boon completed Mr.. ELDRIDGE sought
the floor, but the speaker declined to re-
coguizc him, Wd the House went into a
Committee of the whole, Mr.. WASH
BURNE of Illinois, in the chair, in con-
formity with u consideration of the ar
ticles of impeachment.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-13
Fortieth Congress.
Sen ate.

IA Seaato'8 a. .e
WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-Mr. sTnArNR
introduced Il bill to abolish the office of
Adintant Generate Of the army. Referred
to Committee on Military Affairs ~ "a
On motion of. Mr.. HowARD, the Senate
pro .cotod to the consideration of the re-
port of the Select Committee of Seven in
respect to impeachment, -r,.,-<
Mr.. DAVIS offered substitute for Mr..
HowARp's report, providing that the SEN
ate should not take action as to impeach-
mont until all the States are represented,
and took the floor in support of the motion.
Lost, MeSsrS, MeCrccry and Davis only
voting in the affirmative. a.
The Senate took up the rules, section by
section, and a long discussion took place
on the use of the words, "Sonate resolving
itself into FL ;h Court of Impeachment" in
the 35th section.
Mr.. SALISBURY moved to strike out of
the 9Th section the clauses empowering
the Court of Impeachment to call in the
assistance of the army to enforce its COM
mands. s-
Considerable debate followed on the
powers of the Senate as a Court to enforce
its judgment.
Messrs. SALISBURY and BUcKALEw
contendod against such power belonging
to the Senate.
Mr.. SHERMAN said the constitution
provided for the enforcement of impcach-
monts.
Mr.. TRuMBULL thought the wiscst
course to take would be to insert "thc
Presiding officer shall also be authorized to
direct employment of the Marshal of the
District of Columbia, or any. other person,
during the trial, to discharge such, duties
as may be prescribed forhim," Agreed to.
Mr.. TRUMBULL then moved a proyiso,
authorizing the Sergeant-at-Arms, under
the direction of the presiding officer, to
employ such assistance as will be ncccssa-
ny to enforce its execution, and carry in
to effect all the lawful orders Of the court.
Agreed to. .f q,