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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
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United states vs. Two Cases Cigars sAnd
-Four Barrels of Rum.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District of Louisiana No. g1c9 I'm obedi-
enco TO warrant me directed in the above en-
titled suit, have seized and taken into my pos
session
Two Cases CIGARS and Four Barrels OF RUM.
now ibsled BY the United Ststos Of America for the
tEict Court of the United States.
And l. do hereby cite and admoDish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person or persons
having pretending to have any right, title, in
terest IN or TO the same to be and appear at Dis
trct Court Of the United States, for the District
Aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Orleans,
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause il any they have can why the
said Two cases cigars and four barrels Rum
should not be condemned, and be sold agreeably to
the prayer Of hbelant. -
third day Of Februa y, 1858, -.
No. ssO-se4Il5H United States Marshal
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IN BANKRUPTCY.


UNrkp STATES MAMMALS Orf1cE,
.-a1 District 81 Louisiana
kfu Orleans. February &, lef4
fpht5 Is 20 GIVE NQT4DG THAT Oh TaH
~ thirty int day 81 January, A. ID. loc8 q
WARRANT IN hANKHUETDX Sla iasa "a against
the estate Of pAr1D WISE. q TIE par ID of 1on-
sas and t1etc q l!1uialnnA. WaQ was a1in6gqd
nAnkrup4 On his oEQ pc1iionl lhlt the
p1Fmnlt Of any dnntr aud alligery of aBy prop
lyylF u1tNNIHNN 20 1ron nZrEIuUt. 10 him or l1 bsa
f, and me efr Of any Iupurt1 " tlla. ere for
bIalqn - lsWs Eaoqin1 q tho creditors 81 the
nald bars fuQ$ ~ Trt04 IllIf l11tt and Is thnffn
nfo mars % nIa estate ufd 10 hhld at a
Court Of s.a1lI ~. b b holden az Ctlt0nIlioua1
aAldIngs - tae riig o. New oTldan1 LuueAnnG has
ioD G. 5. AtIqTA, Register. on The "a d1F Of
ll1rc1, A. =. 1855 ~ 20 oolork AZ H.
n j. HEBRON
g. Marshal pisli11i q fdalaana.
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j. N. 9Ilysr !. :. e: ~ r. s.sapsoat J. D,

Perry, Her Tackle. Apparel, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District Of Louisiana, No. 1896 - In obe-
dience to an admiralty warrant, TO me directed in
NV possession
Tie steamboat j. D. PERRY, her Tackle Ap.
parel etc. now ibeled by J. n Oliver Co for the
caused set forth in the libel pending in the Dis
trict Court Of the United STATES.
And do hereby cite and admonlsh the owner or
owners thereof and al and every person or persons
having pretending to have any right, title or i'm
terest in or to the same, TO be and appear at Dis
triot Court Of the United States, for the District
aforesaid to be holden Of the city Of New Orleans on
% before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause u any they have o. can, why
the said steamboat j. D. Perry, her tackle, apparel
etc, should not be- condemned and be sold agree.
ably to the prayer Of lbeiants,
United States Marshnl's Once, Now Orleans
twsnty-seventh day OF JSnnaEy. leas.
No ssa-ia2e fabs lils tJnitsd Statss Hsrsba,
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.


Regular Meeting.
Cry HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
February IL, 1868. I
The Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Present Messrs. Sterry, Sampson, Per-
kins, Whitaker, Davies, Moore, beaumont,
and Smith.
Onmotion, Mr.. Perkins was called to the
chair.
The minutes of the previous meeting were
reed, and Mr.. Davies stated that that part
showing that he had referred to an act of
the legislature in joint session was incor-
rect, and moved that it be stricken out.
The minutes as corrected were approved.
The following communication from head
quarters fifth military district was received
and ordered spread upon the minutes:
HEADQUARTERS fIrrH MILITARY DISTINCT,
New Orleans, La February J, 1883
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n j. Lear aad Others va Steamer Golden
Era, Her Tackle, Apparel etc
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i for the district Of Louisiana, No. 99aD-In obedi-
enee to an admiralty warrant 70 directed in the
above entitled suit have seized and taken into my
possession fssf.e re
The steamer GOLDEN ERa 81, her Tackle, APP
parel, eto-, now hbaled bg u. j. Lear and
others for the causes set forth in the libel now
pending in the District Court Of the United States
Ind do hereby cite and admonlsh the owner or
owners thereof and al aud ever person or Dorsosls
having OF pretending 10 have any right title, or in
teroat in to tho same,to be and auuenr at Dis
tricf Court OF the United States for tho district
Aforesaid. 60 be h9lagn A. thg ei Of New Orleans on
hereof, TO ahow cause II aaS they have Or can why
the said steamer GOLDEN ERA ahouli not be
nbelants.
United States MarshaIs Once, New Orleans
- - - r. J. HEBRON.
No. 371-ia3l fe5 II Is y, s. Marshal.
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W. ~ Kslahes, ~ gseannboa4 Erolla, AEez
Taellt Apparel etc.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Il for TIE District 81 IIoul5ilua. No. t103 I'm
obs1ience to an admiralty warrant, 70 me al
rbc6ed IN this eboTa eattled 6nit, have saizad and
taken into r1y Do8seeson-
Tho stsafiboaf HlkoIIc. her fartlo. Apparel
etc. n0N iiAfied ~ W. ". hlAhef, ior the causes
set forth IN The llbql now pendiuE IN tho Distfiol
Court OF tha 3nit1d States.
Ana 40 hereby eitq and admanah the owner Or
osnor1 thareol, s1 ~ and every person o. pergona
aSinF rf 10 have any right. title. or in4
&ora VI pr 70 RIO 4nte, e b and Appear 4 Dis
frr4 tenHt - tlu Hnited States for tho DlatIitt
alell1i9 ta ~ Aal44n A. the clg Of Nav Orleans Or
81 1eg7q $I.s la Ip non t Z rem the df.l h5fe-
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e4Ia siltrQ1e1t AlpIi1| Der lHc|Il1. anpare etc..
ehWlrd DICK p eondemnQd and b sold hEreGAbJ 70
kta rraYor az Io1IGu4.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
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me ataa@sF n saeF. cPP y enc awaer1

The HtenneF De 1tEElg Dnntnln and lIIQ1neHa
-. 40 Sheep and t4l Hogs.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District Of Louisiana. No oQl2.-lu obs
dlence 70 Wnr1anA 70 me directed in the
into my poaaessieu-- rf ~ y ti
HOGS and SHEEP. now liboied by steamer
Dexter, captain, and owners for the causes set
forth IL Tie libs nov pending "a The District Court
Of the United GtatoA
And I DO hereby cite and Admonish the owner or
owners thereof and an and every person persons
having az protendinG 20 have any right, tide o- ia
forest In 70 tho came, 70 DO and appear at Dis
trict Court q tha United States, for the District
aforesaid 70 DO holden at the city Of New Orleans
IN or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof. 20 show causes u any they have or cav why
the said hogs and sheep should not Be corr
baiAnts.
Unitsd States Msrnhal's oflee. Rev Orleans.
- ~ d. J, IiERR0N. U. 8. Marshal
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LOUIsVILL ARD NAaWvrLr.p n
MEAHPHIs 4 MD lOUIsViL IL aA7l|

R0AD LINE. - = :. = = I,
on AND AFTER JULY :. 1867, TRAINS WIN
" run as follows. ~
Leave Louisville. .....5 :o0 A. a. 800 p.
Atr.at y ashyiiie: ......sa9 4. ~, HES T.
Humboldt. .....3:00 p. NJ ann 4 y
>. Memphis. .....e.U0 2. nj i0.sk Z
New Orleans. 8 :05 P. M lisl0 4 n
TRAINS LEAVE NASHVILLE for Chattanooee T..
Atlanta at $500 =. H., and 500 A. NJ and foT n.y.
TUT and Huntsville at 100 P. H.. and 80 A. M T.
eLEEPuG OARS accompany all night trains
Passengers leaving by 1900 A. M train can =.
siesplnk-ear at depot ct any hour 10 the evening T.
ANo1YII1E y ItANcH train leaves Louisville n N 3
connecting BY stage Tor al important points
CAVE CITY AccoMNnDkTToN train leaves = ~
vile 81 $50 A. NJ arriving at Uave City at S:sh b n
and stopping at all intermediates stntiops -
BAEpsToWN train leaves Louisville at 4.3o p n X
Inc 800 2; M. train for Nashville and MelnTI
runs daily: the 100 A. NJ train daily except Earsa
except Sunday ALBERT FINK I .
aus General SUIT L. a N. r b .
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0. S. MARgHAL,g MONTTIONs


Rfl1cF a &c. vs.. S4eambOat Sarah, Her
Tackle, Apparel etc.
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
ss e an Sdsss q sg9ns 10 me- directed Il the
abeys tiled suit. have seized and taken int my
The Steamboat SARAH. her Tackle. Apparel,
stc, now hbeIed BY Hitler Co for the causes Sc.
Of the United Sta o.. = 81 T
sg dse ana eSsp me q q
having or pretending TO have any right title or In
& Court q aS ne e 8 a pssss e
atoressid 70 5e heldeq a. The city q New Orleans
hereof, 20 show cause 4 any they havo or can why
We sag iSiseampeat sarah ler taffkle. sppaEel
et1 s,9nia not Pc Condemned and be sold agree
United States Marshsls Office. New oriean.,
tenth day OF February. 1853. !, ..rzpcr
No sss-fell l52l2o Unrtsd States Marshal.
s. and u. M. Flanagan vs.. steamer Had
son, her Tackle, Apparel, ETC.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
obedience admiralty warrant. to me directed
in the above entitled suit. gave seized and taken
II" The II steamer HUDSON, her Tackle, etc. and
Boats, now llbeled BY $; and J, NJ. Flanagan,
pending in the District Court of the United States
and DO hSFesy sts AND SS0n,sa the or
having pretending f have any right title or inter
sss Court ~ 70 If fns ~ eted sa fP MS sl
aforesaid, to be holden At the city Of New Orleans,
hereof, to show cause. If any they have can why
the said steamer Hudson, her tackle, etc, and
boat, should not be condemned and DO seld agree
United States MaTshaI's Office. New Orleans.
No. set-senl5n5S Z ''-'''' no. -,
United states vs.. A4z Hats. Al Dozen
sshoes. 50 dozen Cotton Shirts and other Goods,
Wares and Merchandise
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i for the District Of Louisiana, No. 900a-ln ODE
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dward ., IlaurlLs y. s.enmer. Iioneer,

dw0FG O,faurke We. steamer Pioneer,
Her Tackle, Apparel etc.
IN THE UNITED STA TIES DISTRICT COURT,
4 for the District Of Louisiana, No. ss6l-By yir-
the above entitled suit will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder on thursday. the 18th day Of Feb.
ruary 1868, at twelve Q2J o'clock RI ct entrance to
Customhouse bnildnp on Old Levee street.
The steamboat PIuNEEK her Tackle, apparel,
etc, she now lies in the Mississippi river above
CANA street FERRY la ding.
Terms-oash, u time Of adjudication, il United
States Treasury notes.
United states Marshals Office, New Orleans
FIFTH day OF Februsry 1868.
No 2ss-fe5 Ii IL
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ATLANTIC AMP CHAT WEsTER

VIA CINCINNATI, Oh URBAEA, OR Calm
or Mansneldt or Cleveland, or Cory, or Salaln,A
ca q. or from New York, Boston, Piitsburg PkN
delphiay baltimore, and Washington Cfty,
sylvania.
Passengers who wish quick and eomfortablss
luxurious day cars, and the magnificent sleesl1
coaches, the excellent dining halls. with annie ~
tor meas and the prompt tine and sure oonneci1
OF the Atlantic and Great Western Railway
route. '1' "
broadWay, New York; Nos. 10 btata street ana
School street. Boston; Depot and Union o..
OieyelAn1f No. &c CLARK street, Chicago; in (in5
natl ~ No. % West Fourth street, N. E. Con-
NAL Line Steamer Landing, foot Of Vine -
ano AZ New Passenger Depot Of the Cipcinn1
Hamilton enS DAYTON Railway; in Louisville 4
street, and at all the Offices Of conneeting lines.
., i. d, Rs ClkEH, Gen1 Sur +
". ,. sHATTUo. Gen1 Ticket Agent e
JEFFBH sONWELLR. MAnFHON- A
ANDAANAPOLHs 1kAKLROAn'
THR ONLY ALTrRATI ROUTE TO THE pa
4 North, and West Passengers taking thisIS'
arrive in eastern Cities Eleven Hours "a advans
sn leave n ss s az ~ y y AsiilPSS s
mediAeely opposite Louisyilie) as follows
sss4 4 Set sunday s:ss a s; s1ot sui
, s:is {; N; .'.ssturoag iuise /. III,
BssssIs checked s lsiSS esss g al prs.
~ Eieg1nt slsepins Cara on al night trains.
~ For condensed through time tables and
corner Third and Main slleets Louisvilis' KEN
HORACE SCOTT,
r.n.,-o ru.ort,.4. Senera Huperintendsii
General Ticket Agent
JehtTDo7stiie. Ind, JalFl 4. as7,
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o. s. MARaRALlS SALES.



In THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
tanns No. 5A9-B5 virtue u writ OF seiz.
pre- end safe, issued By the nbovenamed
Court in the above entitled suit, and received
on the Sd November, 1871, have seized and Will
offer for sale at public auction, to the highest bid
der, on FRIDAY. the 23th day Of February, 1853 at
the door of the SourtAauses NapoeonE,lles in tbs
parish OF Assumption, Louisiana, the following de-
scribed property Wig: Ff9
CERTAIN PLANTATION, established as
sugar plantation, situated ia tho parish
oil Assumption in this state the left bank 81 the
Bayou Lsiourche, ct distance Of i've sniis below
the village OF nonaiasouviile, nnd az about forty
arpeuts ok Of the lands o. the First C1ncessions
81 tusted on said Bayou, ana at tho lage known as
tBrule Dalferes,' contain rR six aspents front on
the said lands OF tue First Gomez sluns, by depth
of tn rtysevtn arpenfa. appertaiRing to the three
inferior arpents, and twenty two aud half arpenis
to those superior forming pRether superhcieE Of
two hundred arpents or less, bounded IN 'front.'
by the lands OF Celestin naferrs and hers; below
by those Of Charles lSocs above by the public road
and back by those OF Narcsse buarez and hers to-
Thereon, viz. One dwelling 9, kitchen. and out
houses. four negro cabins, sugar house and ma
chinerg one stable and one CRIB setzsd as above
stated to satisfy the plain i'll Casiper konyers claim
Of four thousand three hundred and thirty-three
dollars and thirty-three and one-fhird rents
~ 353 53i together with inter est and all costs Of
suit as pei judgment
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash in United States Treasury
notes. costs OF deed revenue stamps etc. at expense
United States Marshal's Office, New Orleans. Jan.
nary q, 1888. .
No. 3aIlaS fc5 Is 102a District Of Louisiana.
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The following message from he Mayer.
which had beea sent y 4 lpeclai meeilns
callel On Friday, February 7. but was not
eelea upou for went Of quornm, VIE now
Rad and referred % he Psnanee c8mnlt.
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Ne TRAIN WEST on sur

II lNt. Ticket AGENT.
Troy AIra9t Office ~ Union uoaa4-rk 81
uuHs JILL Ticket hss1t
~, W. UIEt4YGNDn
General an01lIc l11 dent, Al
WA. L. NoNfi3. HgNc1aI tl1is a r1nf. ADS
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RoAmD OF ALDERMEN.

ANKsIEAN NNFEEUNs
CIrY HALL, Tuesday. February II, 1868.
The Board met in regular session.
The roll was called, and the following
members answered TO their names
Messrs. Burbank, oarriere, Devices,
Schneider, and Woolfley.
On motion of Mr.. Devices, Mr.. Wooliey
was called to the chair.
The minutes of the preceding meeting
were read and approved.
The following communication from head
quarters fifth military district was received
and ordered to be spread upon the minutes:
HEADouAnr ans FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT, /
New Orleaus La, February Z, 1859.
Special Orders No. 49,
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$50 A. d. from Athens, 7fl6 A. n. from An
stopping 81 Schenectady SEQ Fonda 9 .O5. Pal
Bridge g;s5, ST. Johneyilfe $50, Little Falls
Utica llsO6, Rome 1t.4o. uanast0ta 1870, Syn
! 800, (9inels and leaye syracuse BY Direct Rod
ny, stopping e. Clyde 80, l. oua sol, NeWafi
Palmyra $40, Rochester 4. 81. and an principal
ions % Buffalo. Suspension Ridge and IA
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7SC WEST eth ST, REAR BUILDING ROOM NO. L.
lCC Airotestaut cook and assist with the
washing and ironing ved six in her last place OBJ
lection the good references. Can be for two
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20 UNION PLACE. PRESENT EMPLoyER's.-As
~ 'chambermaid and waitress by a woman who has been
ten years with her present employer be well
mended. Apply for three days.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THRIFT OF HoRsgs.--Yesterday afternoon John Dono-
hue was arrested the charge stealing horses
valued at 500 each, from George W. Seerman, living
IN sixth avenue John was caught with the stolen
steeds IN his possession. He about offering them
for sale. The prisoner was taken before Justice
Hogan and committed to the Tombs.
ALLEGED LARCENY WITH vIoLENcE.-Jacob Pinkos.
OF No. lis Division street. complained yesterday be-
fore Justice Mansfield, at the Third District Police
Court that Herman Gross and julius Gross had stolen
ms watch worth so, giving a. his reason for thus
charging them that his wife told him that during his
absence from home they entered his dwelling and took
II, and when she demonstrated with them for so do
Ing they Knocked her down. They were held to
answer.
BURGLARY AND ARREST OF THE ALLEGED TuIEF.-
The house of Mr.. Charles Ii. Lyons, in East Fifty
eighth street, near avenue A, burglariously en-
tered by means Of the cellar grating in front on
"Wednesday night last. Mr. Lyons being awake and
up because Of sickness in his family heard the noise
made by the burglar and Immediately proceeded to
the basement OF his dwelling. where upon examina-
ton he found that about seventy feet OF lead pipe and
eight brass faucets had been stolen and that the
the latter had left behind. Mr.. Lyons dis
covered his property in an adjoining yard
and a man crouched alongside OF it. The man. who
subsequently gave his name rs John Marion. was i'm
medately arrested and upon his arrangement yester
day morning before Justice Kelly he was committed
in default OF $1,000 bail. Upon first discovering
Marion Mr. Lyons, being filled with rage at the de-
$500, the pipe and faucets carried Oh being only a
small item that he gave him a severe kick in the
face as he lay on the ground, cutting him consider
ably about the mouth and chin.
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TIVE PARK.

Tire exquisite loneliness OF yesterday afternoon
and evening, Its warmth tempered to almost deli
cious peasantness by cooling breeze waiting over
the Park, caused its many thousands of visitors to
enjoy themselves greatly. II seemed then more than
ever that the object OF the city in making this grant,
not to allocate TO aris.ocratc pride and exclusive.
ness, but TO create q spot OF heathful recreation
and amusement for all classes. was more and more
successful Those who had seen the thousands yes
terday, representing the popular tastes az much az
those OF the ruling classes, would more and more
commend this example OF the commngling OF the
citys different classes The sight reminded one OF the
Champs Elysees and Bots dc Boulogne, its splendid
promenades and carriage drives with accessory
decorations OF fountains and sculptured arches with
Its means Of enjoyment in cdtes and concerts max
ing the comparison complete. About the pagoda In
which the musicians sweety piped until all were
weary on the lakes and on the common, the
visitors In q thousand ways enjoyed themselves
rendering the spectacle picturesque, animated and
amusing. IL was an occasion when the number,
with the variety and expressions noted in their
dresses attitudes and groupings induced the
thought that the day was one or comfort and anu Sc.
ment TO all of the Parks visitors
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IHOONLYN INTELLYGENGE.

FIRE All GREENPoINT. Yesterday afternoon a fire
broke out i'll the stave yard OF Phinney & Hosmer,
foot OF Cayer street Grecnpoint, and property 70
the value Of 81 500 was destroyed: fully covered by
insurance.
DECREASE IN THE PRICE OF BREAD.-Several OF the
bakers ofwiiliamsburg have sgnined their intention
OF selling their bread at two cents less per loaf.
FATAL RESULT OF AN AcCIbENT.-Catharine Schni.
der girl ten years of age, died yesterday from the
effects of a dislocation of the spine which accident
happened her the day previous at the residence of
a Mr.. Achelman Fiatbush avenue, near Warren
street. The Coroner held an inquest on the body,
when verdict in accordance with the facts was
rendered.
FIREMAN RUN OvER.-Wilam Richardson,
member OF Engine Company No. T. was run over by
that apparatus yesterday morning while going to
fire in the Second district and seriously hurt He
was riding on the top OF the machine, when in turn
ing the corner OF Jay strcet and Myrtle avenue he
was thrown to the ground.
THE POLICE REcoID.--The police returns for the
week ending Friday. July II, show the aggregate
number of arrests in Brooklyn during that period to
have been 427.
PUSHED OFF A CAR AND run OvER.-One OF the
crew OF the bark Highlander, named william How
ard, was pushed or the platform OF Hamilton
nue. car, on which lie was standing on Friday even.
ing. Unfortunately, as he fell farmers wagon COM
Ing from an opposite direction at that moment
over him and fractured one of his legs He was
taken to the hospital.
EXPULSION OF A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF IN.
sPEcToRs OF PUBLIC BUILDrYGs.-Inspector Michael
Mckinney, OF the Board OF Inspectors OF Public
Buildings, was expelled from membership of that
body for alleged malfeasance in Office, on Friday
evening last, by vote OF % to l0for acQuittal. The
committee to whom entrusted the Investigation
Of the charges against Mckinney. which were pre-
ferred by the Superintendent OF Buildings. recon-
mended that the place held by the accused be de
clared vacant, and hence the result or the ballot
above noted.