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New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
TnE LATE Carr. CHARLES E. Cu1vER.--some

TnE LATE CAPT. CHARLES E. CuLvER--Some
months ago we published brief account Of
the ASSASSINATION OF this young officer OF the
Freedmens Bureau, at Springfield, Texas. The Rebels
got up story that Culver attacked citizen named
Stewart, aud killed by stewart selfdefense. This
s entirely false Capt Culver and his orderly were pass
ing quietly along wooded road and he was shot with
out warning by In ambush his orderly was also
shetland then the murderers split Culvers skull with
AK, and mashed the orderlys head, probably with the
Stewards house. where the false story was made up
There were subsequently discovered niue men IN the
party and eight shots were fired by them but not by
Capt Culver or his companion The bodies were robbed
but most OF the personal property was given up 10 tho
officers who gated the affair Neither Stewart
his wife we're injured ct all such are tho facts as we
understand from the oc aI Investigation and repro
duce them In Justice brave officer whose memory ia
being by Rebels and Copperheads even here
near his home.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13

Gen. Meade's vigilance will go far toward Sc
curing a fair election in Georgia. His recent
order for the suppressiOns of the "Ku-Klux
"Klan," an organization for the intimidation of
coIOred voters, has been followed by one an
nouncng that Sherifs will not be permitted to
resgnti after the election, a faithful perform
ance of their duties to be required of them
meanwhile; and that deterring citizens from
voting, or controlling their votes by threats of
discharge from employment, is an of1ense pun
ishahle by Military Commission.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13

Mr.. Glenn has resigned his seat, feeling
wronged by the action of the Assembly upon
his charges. The Assembly got into high
state of virtuous indignation over Mr. Glenn's
letter of resignation, in which his charges of
corruption were reiterated, and wanted to tear
the poor old gentleman to pieces. The Legis-
lature has thus got rid of Mr.. Glenn but il
has not cleared itself of the taint which his
uninvestigated charges ave put upon it,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13

AT a meeting of the New-York City Sunday
School and Missionary Society of the NJ H. Church, held
in the Broome-st NJ. Y. Chapel ON Friday evening re-
ports were read by the Rev d. L. Marks pastor ~ charge
OF the west side of the CITY, and tho Rev George Hollis
pastor in charge OF the east sde which showed the mis-
kon work TO o progressing chapel Is 20 be erected IN
Perrys for the congregation wofthpng In Bankst
work 20 be commenced the lat OF May The subscrp
tOn for the new chapel already exceeds 5000. or which
moro than ti 900 has been paid
The Office Of tho Gettysburg "swindle" has
heaD elosed. ....- .
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
GEN. SHERIDAN.

The London Spectator says of our Gen. Sheridan :
ANY ono who looks narrowly into the facts will
discern In the foresight, decision speed, audacity
resolution, and wise caution of Philip Sheridan
thing Napoleonic. Had he been born In France
ninety years ago. he would have become Marshal
and a Duke; had ho been born in England, his fine
military gifts would have been lost to his country
or he had entered the army he would have died at
most o sergeant" .HF
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13

Jadge Barrett on Saturday issued an order
requiring Mr.. Jay Gould and his counsel to
show cause why they should not be punished
for contempt In refusing to appear in this city
10 obedience to the writ of the Court. The
affidavit of the Court officer who had custody
Of Mr.. Gould at Albany is published, and shows
that Erie undertakes to buy or bully the Courts
as well as the Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
LECTURES, MEETINGS, CONCERTS, &c.
susintss autir,s.
STARR & MARCUS

No q Ntlirs
RstaSoIh Forks and Knives the quality OF whoh
hssmpe guiraaeed by L. Mint Assay prices worthy tue a.
sst of the closest buyers
TRUssEs, &c.-MARsH e. Co.'S Radical Cure
r 0cs on2v Al No Ve.srt Astor House Supporters.
BsBaages silks Elastic Stockings, &e lady attendant
Money deposited now in the THIRD AVENUE
s.vue BsNK viii draw interest April Thdaye corner Of
1seuiT siHthst
TIE VERMONT SPRING WATER is the most
reliable ecuoryrA KPEHy hiSEtsRs ana
impurities blood Address SAKs Co. Sheldon W, or NO
room t. New York
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
LATEST GENERAL NEWS.
10y Telegraph 1


The Montreal banks have exported
$4,000 in silver, 20 relieve themselves OF the gint
..Snow fell in Philadelphia and Baltimore
last evening. ..---
... The steamer Sierra Nevada arrived at San
Francisco on Saturday.
THE u. S. steamer Resaca and the English
steamea Chandelier were at Mazataa on the I'd inst
1.-The Southern Associated Press has post
poned Its annual meeting until Mayo
:. Judge William NJ. Sample, of The New'
Orleans Crescent died on Friday.
....Gov. Jenkins, of Georgia, denies that be
advised the Conservatives to take no action In tho aP
preaching election.
The Montgomery (Ala.) City Council has
voted s500Oc0 TO aid In building che south ana Nof'h
Alabama Railroad.
The Casco Porgy Oil Co.'s factory, on
Peaks Island, Portland Me- Was burned on FRIDAY
Mr.. George w. Randall, q Montreal Rail.
road conductor fell from q near Coacord n H. v"
Saturday, and was Killed
The Republican County ticket in Davidson
County, Tom. was elected on Saturday one eo'o'''
and two whito men were chosen.
IA shooting aflfay occurred on Sunday III u
Hompstead Texas, growing out OF uie murder VI . -
Saunders Three whites killed and two blacks "e'
wounded. one OF them while In search Of physician
The Wyoming Conference of the NJ. r
Church ia holding It's annual session IN blo ~
Sp Is arS s Rsy mrs George Peek Ne
son Paddock. aud Clark.
"A war of races is threatened on negfo
Hill In Boston. An Iriehmpn having uisapleassu
charged that negroes m9risIeo ,h n' r1 @ force n ths
neighborhood. L.,
Henry Gansran, Of New-York was sno, @
and killed In Nashville Saturday evening py Jaen
nipsham. Both were h MsnrT sonpts Tenn BY
o disguised mob.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13

That Easter Is year by year assuming a
stronger hold upon US as popular festival
was fully borne out in yesterdays observance
of Easter Sunday. Although the weather was
far from pleasant the churches were crowded,
and tue newest aud briehtest OF Spring attire
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
TIE MISsISQUoI SPRING WATER

"a ONLY KNOWN CrRg DISEASES OF rHE KIDNEYS
lNPUHITEs OF THE BLOOD FOR SALk Al
10 BROADWAY, SEND FoK PANPhLHrs
TUE Ne PLUS ULTRA OF DENTISTRY.-We
OF teeth formed by combination Of rubber and thin
plate pna which all the requisites Of cleanliness com
fort convenience hghtneSs strength and durability In The greatest
degree persusdes call the invention the Ultima Thule OF
Dent rubber being adjustable TO variation OF he
enabling the teeth to be lifted accurately comfort
Of food in cracks With ed odo entirely
obysd Patina being stronger gold thinner plate be
extremely light Sbd the metal being ineoHodb
che combination unequed cleanliness The set held perfectly
the mouth by atmospheric apPed according 10 nw
The celebrated Dentist Dr. HOYr Of No o8 Brosdw near
BgOht the pathee and sole manufacturer Of this important
inventiOh.-L LSundsv Mercury.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
Advettiaing Rates

~ The Great Ere War, Letters from the
People, and the Money Market article, moy be
found on the second page; Shipping intelligence
on the third; and AUery's Art Sale, and The Real
Estofe article on the sirth.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAu.Y TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
NI-WEEALY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers 81 per an.
Five copies or over, 81 each 1G copies $45.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers, 81 per annum.
8 copies. co. II copies SIS; 2l copies, 10 one ad-
eeSs SIS; 81 copies 10 adp1es OF subscribers, $27
81 copies, 10 one address SO; 81 copies, 10
names Of Fabscibas, $J5.
Advertiaing Rates.
DAILY TRIBuSE. &c. S0c 40c, G0c, and 81 per line
SEat-WEEkLY TRIBUNE. q and 50 cents per line
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 10 and 81 per line.
According to position in th Q paper
Terms, each In advance.
Address. THB TRIBUNE, w-York.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
DEATH OF THE HON. JAMES NJ COOK.

SARATOGA, April 12.-The Hon. James NJ.
Cook, once Superintendent Of Banking aud formerly
State Controller died In this town this morning In bis Ss
year
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13

SwAM's CELEBRATED PANACEA was intro
Medical Faculty about 6y years Thou
proven great vane in epelng mobhc
tho bood-in removing sB from the system.
Spring year requires remedy assist her In
eIpng poisonous which has been retained during the cold
season fulfl all the indications needed II is
pleasant taste mercua Ingredients and is very
smeaeious Seroaa and kindred diseases For sale by
W. H. SCHETFELIN Co, HewYOrt
A GREAT OFFER.-HORACE WATERS a. Co.,
Broadway will dispose OF 100 PSO MELODKOss and ORGANS
d Gss makers bargains for cash onehth cash and oaa9ee
ia meGh nstsnents for rs Snd rent money apped purchased
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13

Persona sending money to THE TRIBUNE by
Express must prepay the express charges.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13

universally displayed among the fairer portion
of the worshipers. Our reporters give fuii ac-
counts of the services at the principal churches
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
Smus.mtmts, d.


ACADEMY or MusIC-Grand Opera-this Evening
"MarthA'-Hauck, Tesla I'M, r,;,
BRoADwAY THEATER-Ths Evening". a.p0s, nT Sg VIZ
Circla" "Ths Customs Of the County MI anu ' -
fa@A =, U.cboLos
RpooVryS JSsrrTrrTF-This Evening -ShaKes-
r.s1s, Readpgs s-"Zymbelne-Mrs Frances Anne he"Oio
DE GARMo's HAII-This Evening MISS Lacoste s
Jalas Cesar"
WoRREIL SISTERS NEw-YoRK IHEATERTI ,t vi ms is
and Helen GTeeisn Bopement-Ihe "orTe
bisaeu.
U,rI No o54 BRoADwAY-This EYening-Grand
Psoooma Of the war.-Mig Ssis Gooorich
FRENCH TBEATER-This Evening" La Belle
Helene" Mile TOstee
NEw-YoRK CIRCUS. Fourteenth-st.-This After; After
at 8he Wonderful CynOeephaus-l
PsaIss-Bdncaed hules-AcrObatic Skill
NIRIo's GARDEN-This Evening at u" The
Write Pawn" PaTiSieune Ballet Troupe
sOLYMPIc THEATER-This Evening at s." Humpty
Dumpty." a. l. Fox.
STEINwAY HALL-Final Farewell Readings by
Dcksas-Ths Evening" Doctor MangOd" Mrs Camp
WAIIACK's-This Evening at S-"Ihe Honey
Moon -. w. Wtlaek and BsIA Davenport
LECTURES, MEETINGS, CONCERTS, &c.
LECrUREs.-Dr. r. H. Gilbert, on the " Life, Char, &
scestcs and Humorous Sayings q Aremas Ward az pSH % on %
20 night Fowler Wells on Pbrenoogy II NsionA nan na
len. tonight
MEYTINGs-The JOurneymen Printers CO0peIa-
tive Association at No Kingst tonight Mass IenPeisooo
Meeting al the Central Presbyterian Chuich' corner r''N 49,
Broadway and Bighbsve. tonight , q.
CONCERTs-Sixth annual Easter concert OF o., ~ ~:
Phips Protestant Episcopal Church SundaySenool ~ %
Church, Mulberry-sL, Boeckerst this evening :,
F.IR.-This evening at the Church of the Medi-
stoF. corner cf LeIingionsve' and Ihiru''nsH
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13

KNICKERBocKER LIFE Insurance CON-
PAsYAttention is called TO the letter of Mr. Lyman the
President OF the Company In reply to Otter which ap
peared in THR TRIBUNE of Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
Ne&uja(ork Qaitp Gribmat&.
MONDAY. APRIL 13, 1868.

Advertisements for this weeks issue OF THE
wHsxLr TsIBgsE mast be handed in TOD0g
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13

BANouET TO MIR. BURLfNGAME AND TIN c"r
- hEsE EMBASSY.
SAN FRANCISCO. April fi.--Arrangements sfo
ON foot here for superb banquet TO the Hon. Ansea
Ingane aud the Chinese Embassy GOV. nAss s..s
eitisons viii .artie'ms,a In tne eSs."e""'"" .
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE
or NKw EbEGAHT DESIGNS
49, ~ MpFEs No ff6 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
PHALoN'S "FLoR DE MAYO the new perfume

SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGISTS
fragrance iu invisible clouds the mOmeu, that
bottle OfPHALOSs the perfume for the hand
Lshisf is opened one single drop scents handkerchief
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13

HIS ExcELLENcY AND MS COUNSEL DEsposDyNr
--MANAGgRs' MEETING EMANCIPATION p.o'
CLAMATIOS cELEBRATI0N--THE INDIANS. ~.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

Grand Master OF the Colored Masons OF the State OF New
Yo considered of the best plato engrayers
In the United States, has brother who Is principal OF
wad school cOlore and lastly, although by means
Adonis In appearance reOices IN the Possession OF
yotng, beautiful and accomplished white wife, who
II devotedly attached 10 him. The principal wit
nes against him Is Margaret Atkinson, the young
wb OF Jonas Atkinson. The latter "a over 20
years old, and Is now serving out, term OF Is
years Imprisonment for being concerned with Brockway
in printing counteret currency at Mount Vernon The
testimony against defendant Is very strong-f the wit
is credtable One she testies to bedefendant
having worked in her house with her husband in
craving the plates In question. This same witness had
previously testified the Brockway trial TO having by
direction Of her husband, taken eonnterfet plates 10 De
feiant to have them finished up. The testimony OF TINS
witness was not finished ut the hour OF adjournment
and the case will be resumed to day.
During the April term Of the Court OF Cen
eral Sessions for Criminal business, which adourhed yes
terday IS disposed Of Recorder Hackett VINO
presided sentenced prisoners TO State Prison for terms
varying from to 10 years; and 81 prisoners 10 the
itentary for terms varying from 80 days to year. De
sides suspending sentence on IA persons. WHO showed
cause for leniency The particular OfeDses consisted
mostly OF grand and petit larceny there very lew
indictments for robbery or burglary.
In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
before Justice Mansfield. James Stewart peaoed guilty
10 charge OF having forged tho name OF Daniel Van
Nostrand OF No. 92 Broadway to an order on Iiarper
Brothers for quantity of books valued at $751; and was
committed for trial.
Justice COrnwell committed for examination
Thomas Higgins accused Of having stolen $40 worth OF
coffee from the vessel which he was employed as
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
MUSIC.
BLIND TOM.

On Monday next Blind Tom the pianist is to
begin series OF Concerts Irving Hail. He has played
hero before so that his performances hardly be
termed novelties, though n u certain they are not
only interesting but wonderful He Is negro lad, almost
totally blind capable believe OF family discerning
the forms Of large objects but seeing nothing clearly,
aud quite unable to distinguish musical notes, If he
had the requisite education to understand them. His
mental condition is little IL at all above that Of IDIOT
but his Maker has given him pas
sonate love and appreciation Of music, q
wonderful memory, and marvel0usly correct ear. He
has only to hear piece OF music twice, and lie
repeats 1t Oh the piano with very near approach to per-
feet accuracy An ordinary dancetune for Instance. he
catches at tho first hearng more elaborate compost.
tOn such as movement from sonata, he may need TO
have repeated three times wehave musicians
try him with pieces Of their which had been
played before During the composers performance the lad
listened at first In m0tOness attention.; then his fea-
lures his limbs and finally his whole body went through
series OF strange and horrible contortiOns. When the
playing ceased he took his place at the instrument and
repeated the piece without instant OF hesitation. He
rendered the melody exactly; In the harmonics he was
sometimes at fault though he gave them much moro ac
curately than most amateurs would have given them
with the notes before their eyes We notice that the ad
vertisemens describe Blind Tom "ihe greatest musical
genius living" That. Of course Is very absurd. He s
nothing VI the kind. He Is not q genius at sill He
Is simply a great curiosity. II Is best always
TO speak the plain truth His playing is extraordinary,
not because IL Is very good but because 1t Is the playing
OF blind, foolish. uncducated boy He Is not great
pianist and he be one, because hc lacks nel
gence he has quick perception Of the charm
OF melody but OF comprehension OF the
Ing of musical composition. Yet ho is astonishing
freak OF nature, and as such Is well worth seeing.
MUSICAL NOTES.
It Is rumOred that the celebrated pianist
Anton Rubmstcn, who is creating such profound
impression the Continent, has made arrangement
with the Chickering's for visit to America next Autumn
A grand complimentary concert to Mr.. John
Darce Will be- given at Stcinway Hall on Wednesday
evening We understand that 1t will eubody pecu
liaIly attractive features.
On Sunday evening there will he n concert
a Irving Hail. for the benefit OF the attaches of that
tablishnlcnt We bespeak for them full house
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

on around neither did any dare to interrupt him
For hours he thus until the loved and lauented Nc
Pherson stepped up TO him with glass of liquor his
hand and said General, this won't do you ar. piuring
yourself Join with us In few toasts and throw this
burden of your mind Looking up and smiling. he
piled: Mac. you know your whisky won't help ms to
think Give me dozen of tho best cigars you can find
and IL the ladies will excuse for smoking think by
the time have finished them shall have this Job pretty
nearly planned Thus he sat; and when the company
retired we left him there, stl smoking and thinking,
not having touched ono drop of liquor.
"When the army lay around Vicksburg during that
long siege the time that tried mems souls watched
every movement IL was possible for mo 10 do feeling
almost certain that ho would eventually succunb TO the
custom alas! too universal among the officers was
company with a gentleman from Chicago, who, while
calling upon the General remarked: have some very
fine brandy on the boat and II you will send an orderly
with me 10 the river will send you case or two Il
am greatly obliged replied the General hut do not
use The article have big job on hand, and. though
know shall win, know must do ii with cool head
Send all the liquor you intend for to my hospital
the rear; don't think little will hurt the poor fellows
down there
At celebration the 22d of February before the sur
render Of ycksburg while all around were drinking
toasts in sparkling champagne, Gen. Grant push
aside glass Of wne and taking up glass OF Mississippi
water with the remark This suits the hand.
drink the toast God gave us Lincoln and Liberty let
US fight for both"
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

CofFbEPces for grades rather weak and with
tnnei moderate demand tue % at about l5dlSic
Tor o 2302 for java and l6dc for Marasbo; sales OF 2O
bags Eio, craftsmanship South America private terms
STOCK MAY J. iBbaRo bags G8i7i Java BAGS lsoi Java,
mats 1000; Sgapore hays Ceylon bags oJ7 Maraeaibo
bags $780, Lagufi bags 43la Jamaca bags es Manila bags
tO Mexican bags O6 bags ZS sayana bags ?s
OANDLBS without eARge the demand hr sales OF Adnan
tine the extent Of 400 boxes sperm at aud Patent
550S8c - II /.
al SIT5 cash.
COPPER-Amecau Ineot quiet amy held; small
making 23d29lc 23 2fc for Detroit About
loot N sold delivery private terms New Shes,hg aud
Yellow Metal unchanged We quote at 1e for the oner aud 26c
for be latter i. ''.r .'
EGGsTte market bnt very active; sales making
from 2Jd aJic. for Western per doIen .-|f
FLOUR AND MEALThr deand for Western and State Floor
active desire sell of grades
Family well sustained though quet the sales 600 bb
Supehne State SUD4 10 20 for
30 for Fancy so e5 FLO IS for the grades " Western
t SO 70, good 10 cs9ce Spring Whs. Extra $40 500
% foe Trade aud Family Do go SOS IS fr Aneer
ssle E,sra white WHEAT DO do FL. asest2s for single
alouia floo ssa and da The sales $50 bags 81. 40
Southern Flour shade eiser especially the low grades
Pany brand, ira ba, quis, the sale. $50 6b, 30 oS
I'll % for % good Extra Baltimore and Country, Sil $40
se Is for E,,ra and Family Geoa and Virginia ,sd sOo9sSO
20 hb 9. 90 s1eso Cep Me, Is hsavy sales Of
bhla, al ~ 10 for Coarse aud 30 foe Yellow Jersey.
fIsBaak Cod are 4nsea " ssssk. and quotation. which
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
MILITARY NiTTERS.
ApJUrAsT GENERALS OFFICE, I
ALBANY, AInil %, 1868.

hLHANl, AIili - 1906
The following named officers have been COM
nissoned by the Commander nj hcf In the National
Guards New York. during the week ending April rs:
Brt2ade--J.rmiah '. Mes-rcls BhgAd.r with
tsnk irou Aprl 10 Vice jess. &. Sm ID. resigned
Tlirfpnrd Br1d,GySr BauIef. UrHsns Ofoer, with
fuiu Aprl u.s. 'iee W Boil prHii s puelass CossN Quar-
biaie
Sba NIdHuvwnlam sJrng Capiip viii iahi from March d.
Casper Scbnsii,r. rv.igued
Tveh Oo,ad IaJdnGsrgew Iar I Llsut.nsn, .ith rsnt
hon hsrrh D, r. H. Cusn pmnoIi Ttsoa0re Iustn ~
Lieutenant With rank from March a. H. w. Heath. promoted
tWEJosTEh bydHir-Pbhhp kePPu, Captain, sih bi from
SspSivsr% s ist,S,s H. H. Brsjspis. c.ps Win r.nt
Lieutenant With from April u. Vse william H. pro-
gois Joseph toe ID LrsssAnt SiA rank from Apr II. wee
J. W. Wilson. promoted
StroayHlnh IJoHbvJnhb Dryr,n cspisn With raai from
March ~. Clar-, r. Mckay rruoi fruBi district
NineySyM IHIubB-Pstk heller Fif,t With rtnk
from March 49, wire Charles Reb dc.'d Jss.ph PsIsr Second
Oa Aardrd IsJaril nountr M.or With rshi
from Peh g. We T. a. Curtiss che; kivlb Ms,hg Caysa
with rank from March ], J. n woodllT,, derin-d
fTa ArHry Geoge ShAsfr guAiiermAs''r. Shbfnhf from
March ], vie, J. habs,sdi rsSigh.d.
RtgntoHs fr the oSus naud oe 10 the Ssiions Guard Of
hs,e ~es seepkd by the CouuasdsH Chef during the week
ending April p:
hsnry-c,pt John Bauer APnl %; Capt JOha sclrsa
ApfI23
IOry ytrR fsCSubv-Cspt A. A. Jackson. April ~.
Eiytyfhfrd IaJrHirg-2d L~ht JobH X. Psg- Ap-il a.
Ninty IpJgntrt--Coi Sehuyl. Grs.nir Apni
One HuHared and fiTsi VlsLtGt IhmAs H. DJe April
Fr't carahy-2dL LIsut. Henry Roe'brook, APh' "a
The Thirty tyScventh Regt ~ q. e. w. v held their last
Col. Dusenbury ia command. The movements, which
promptly executed Ia UptU's tactics. gave great
delight and satisfaction Ia tho large audience present
The Affair terminated with n promenade.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
CIVIL COURTS.

motion was made in the Court of Common
Pleas before Judge Jarrett yesterday TO dissolve an In
junction In the Church Of the Redemption case, In the
controversy between John Watson and Others and
Frederick W; Welchnan and others. The facts OF the
matter are that the defendants acting they claimed
with the approval Of Bishop Potter locked up the church.
ana that when Mr. Scott the clergyman who has for
dny, lie found himself and his congregation excluded
Ie yesry who take part with Mr. Scott thereupon
commenced legal proceedings and obtaIned an Injunction
against the defendants. The latter claim that the
plaintiffs are not properly elected oeers that Mr. Scot
aud that they defendat closed the church Tor REPAIRS
as they had right giving due and proper notice Tho
feDdans that notice VI election was necessary and
that the repairing of The church wasa pretense
teal rules and the incorporation Of religious societies
Decision reserved. t"