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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19
JOINT REsoLuTToN b -reIalIan . tns printinr d

the report Of the Postmsstsr CensyaiH "
Be i resolved b ne Senate and House OF Repre-.
sentatives q the United states Of America in Oon.
Of the Printer 70 cause 70 be printed
and pound three thousand copiaa OF the report Of
the Postmaster General, iu5toad Of te1ty Ave blitd
red copies, as provided By the act approved Jolly
tWent yseVenth, eighteen hundred and siFtVsir
and that 50 much Of that ACT as conficts with lie
above provision be aud Is hereby repealed: and thi1
resolnton shau apply 70 the report for the present
Approrsd peosnbsr % 1ss1.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19

a 10 IN c
the city Of Erie, Pennsylvania.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives of the United states of America in Con
gress assembled, That the circuit court Of the
United States for the western district OF Pennsyva.
mia, in addition to the terms now held, shall be held
at the city of Erie in said western district at the
same times fixed by law for holding terms of the
district court for said western district OF Pennsyva
MIA at the city of Erie.
Approved March r. 1853
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19

AN ACT to establish and declare the railroad an
bridges of the New Orleans, Mobile. and Cha
tanoOaa Railroad COmpanv as haraattar %


bridges of the New Orleans, Mobile, and Chat.
tanooga Railroad Company, as hereai ter con
structed, post road and for other purposes
Be II enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-.
sentatives OF the United States of America in Con.
Rress sembed, That the New Orleans Mobile and
Chattanooga Railroad Company is hereby author
ICED and empowered to construct, build. and main
tam bridges over and across the nAvgable waters of
the United States the route of said railroad be-
tween New Orleans and Mobile, for the use of said
company and the passage of its engines cars. and
trains OF cars, passengers mails, and merehan dss
theTeon and said railroad and its bridges aforesaid
when constructed completed and in use in &C.
cordance with this act and the laws of the several
States through whose territory the same sha pass.
shall be deemed, recognized, ana known as lawful
structures and post road, and hereby declared
such; Provided however, That the said com pauy
in the construction of its bridges and across the
waters known as the East PascaRoula river and the
Bay of Biloxi, the Bay of St Louis, shall construct
and maintain d. awbrdges in the channels thereof,
which, when open, shall give a clear space for the
passage OF vessels Of not less than eighty feet in the
Biloxi and of the Bay of st. Louis and of not less
than one hundred feet 10 the channel Of the Great
Rigolet; and said company shall at all times open
the said drawbridges and shall provide reasonable
and necessary facilities for the passage of all vessels
requiring the same except during and for ten min
ues prior to and after the time of the passage OF the
mail and passenger trains of said company.
SEC. 3 And be il further enacted That the right
TO alter or amend this act so as to prevent
all material distractions to the navigation of said
rivers growing out of the construction of said
bridges is hereby expressly reserved.
Approved March 2, 1868
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19

Be it enacted BY the Senate and House of Repre-
5entatiyes of the Unitei States Of America in Con
gress assembled. That the second section Of the
act Of the fifth day of April. thousand eight
hundred and fl ty-six, entitled IAN Ct 10 consti-
tute the cities of Hannibal Missouri, and Peoria,
Illinois ports of delivery is hereby revived and dc
eared to be in full force and effect Tor the term Of
two years from the passage OF this act.
Approved March IL, 1865
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19
JOINT RE
larnfTh

JOINT RESOLUTION Anthorizina the Control
Ter q tne Uaireqey 70 revoke the appointment Of
receiver teE tne FARMERS AID Citizens National
BANK q, NilamsDnrgi New York, and to re-
store SAID bank 70 it, owners under certain con
dttions.
Be i resolved BY the Senate and House Of Repre-.
sentatives Of the United States 81 Ameroa N Con-
gress assembled, That tie Control er OF the Cur
reney oe enrnotl4ed VITA the approval Of the Score
receiver for the Farmers and Citizenf Rank 81
Williamsburg, New fo7t, and rastore ne aid hsnf
and the managemeut thereof 10 the dirsotors for
the purpose OF enabling the associ5iion to continue
the business OF banking; Provided That SAID bank
ing association shall hr9t present % the COntr0llsr
satisfactory Assurances that the public interest will
be promoted thereby, and shall secure in such man
the Controller shall direct the full payment
Of all the creditors u the aeaeuAfnn and shall re-
Approved March 2 lso8. ~
A RESOLUTION authorizing the Lighthouse
Board 70 place warnings over obs ruotions q the
entrance OF hafbora, or IN hefair4a1 Of haya and
sounds, and for ether purpoaas.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Nopfesanta-
Haas Of the uniIaa HLal.n Of Ama.an. h. ln..raal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19

. facilitate the collection Of the direct
ar IN tbs htate OF Delaware.
.,eiad b. The Eenate and House OF Repre-.
q ne United States Of America In Con-
1oleq, 4.lnt che valuation onumeratgd in
nent list for direct tax IN the State OF Del.
1plpied APRIL ninoteenth, a. d. eiFhfeen
llEl9 -aeFen. beinF the valuation Of real
-neu &c o. near the time Of the completion
.lneuA a hereby. declared and made q
pens AZ the direct TAX Of 1arentr Jour
~ hundred and oighiy-lhrso dollars and
~ $50 o1o-tnlfd cents, 1pportioned to the
.aln oy virtue Of a. a6f Of Congress en-
"a. ~. psesids l7srea 49,, FsF es9 isQm
approved Aslult hllh, elrhtssn
.l1.y one. upon the valuation tlIarain
-, rs ealna. lorco and afInct a. "
orcnce 70 tho date mentioned IN the
Iaqu q lli1 act; and that Al uxidtinr
~ l0f t1e collection Of said direct tnr
fl1tzs except ~ provided n the nifty.
ss SO -, A.. shelL . aPplaleabie e the
tNu place uhnre appeals Would be
eet4ruined relative to said assessment.
-.slll1ol In1me1ial1ly altar said compile
u1opEd = lawful notice, and an pro
n lIluuulIcu, and In general In relation
lr1t are hereby made e valid and
t.nla have been had the assessment
ND +. Il t. .,al- -neell.n9 a.... ~ a..
we lalll1or 10 required 70 deliver the
~, y NE COLLECTOR shall DO within
tU no nar81gl Of this act.
- y further enacted, That the lien
TIE lnllII |lhird section ahall DO and
daring tro years alter the taxo1 A.
4. f.. p. WITH e.. ilrll ao1tI1n Of this act
~ - q flflssr snsctsd, ghnt an necss.
'' = plQpnfln1 copies ei tho State Assess
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19
ACT in relation to tax ng shares in national
banlf4

4 il enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
Ives OF the United States OF America Ia Con.
assembled, That the words "p ace where the
j Is located. and not elsewhere, in section forty.
olthe act to provide a national Currency" aD-
4 ID June third, eishteen hundred and sixty-four,
\ Be construed and held to mean the State with
Rich the bank rs located; and the Legislature of
State may determine and direct the manner
1place Of taxing all the sh res of national banks
led within said State, subject TO the restriction
the taxation shall not be at greater rate than
ssessed upon other mOneyed capital in the
IS Of individual citizens of such States And
ted always, That the shares of any national
owned by non residents of any State shall be
d In the city or town where said bank is located,
bot elsewhere
proved February TO- 1867
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19

Endorsed by the President; Received March g.
lNOrE BY THE DEPARTMENT OF SrArE.-The fore .
going act having been presented TO the President OF
tine United states for his approval and not having
been returned by him to the House af Congress in
which u originated within the time prescribed BY
law withOut his APPROVAL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19


Il enacted by the Senate and House OF Repre-.
It,tiyes OF the United States OF America in Con-
sssembled That from and after the passage of
a nj no distilled spirits shall be Withdrawn or re.
al from any warehouse for the purpose Of trans.
tsfion Redistribution, reetihcation, change of
age export altos, or for any other purpose what
until the full tax such spirits shall have been
Maid to the collector Of the proper district. And
M and parts of acts inconsistent with the pro-
ons Of thus act be and they are hereby repealed.
pnroyed January II, 1868.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19

CONVENTION FOR THE AUTHORIZATION OF
THE POSTAL INTERCOURSE BETWEEN
THE UNI TED FATES OF AMERICA AND
THE SWISS CONFEDERATION
The post department of the United States, by its
special commissioner, John A. KassOh, ESQ, and
the federal council nf the Swiss Confederation,
by DR.. Jaqqes Dubs, vioe,president of the ted
eral council and chief OF the federal post depart
ment, have agreed upon the following articles
subject TO ratification oy tine respective author
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19

B. +. WADE,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
tiorsod by the President: Received January q,
ora DY TEE DEPARTMENT OF STATE.-The
going act having been. presented to the PIesi-
ofthe United States for his approval, and not
ng been returned by him to the house of Con,
y in which IL originated within the time
fcfbed by the Constitution of the United States
4 become law without his nDproVAll
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19

81 ACT TO provide for the exemption OF cotton
from internal tax.
vi 4 il enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
satiyes of the United States of America in
n sress assembled, That all cotton grown in the
Itsd States a. ter the year eighteen hundred and
d seven shall be exemp. from internal tax; and
N On imported from foreign countries after
4. fember first, eighteen hundred and sixty eight,
N M exempt from duty.
f. narrowed February 3, 1853.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19

fTNTFEfl STATES or AMERICA AND on
THE NORTH GERMAN ONION tQR THE
IMPROVISATION OF THE POSAL SERVICE
BETWEEN THE rWo COUNTRIES.
ARTICLE
There shall be an exchange OF correspondence be-
tween the United States of America and the North
German Union by means of their respective post
departments and this correspondence shall en-
brace
LIST. Letters ordinary and registered
I'd Newspapers, book-packets, prints Of all kinds
Comprising MAPS plans, eugravings, drawings, pho
tegiaphs. autographs. end al Other like productions
OF mechanical processes. sheets OF music etcl and
patterns or samples Of merchandise, Including
And such corFefponasnes may be exchanged,
destined Tor the o. her originating in OF destined
for foreign countries to watch these may respectively
serve IS Intermediates.
ARTIOsE II. L -
The Offices for the exchange OF mails shall bs-
lA) On the part Of the United States
Isl New York.
"a Boston.
I Sd Portland.
9Th Detroit.
9Th Chicago
Obs On the part Of the North German Union:
tst Aaohsh, tAiX Ia phApslisl
ID. Bremen.
Sd Hamburg
ina two post departments may at any time diseon-
tinua either Of said Offices Of exchange or establish
othsrs By muiuat consent
Zach once ssall male ~ oEn arraagaulenIs lof
the despatch Of ts mails to aha other Office b reen-
lar lines Of communication; and shall at is own
cost pay tbs ezpsnss Of sneh intermsdiAts 'Eana-
ne two oEess, however. nntnsIy agree that. in
American perts, or hQm harepesn ports, those
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19

POSTAL CONYEN TON BETWEEN THE UNIT.
ED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE 90.
L0NLAL GOVERNMENT OF HONG KONG.
CHINA
Articles of agreement between the Postofics De-
partment of the United States and the General
. Postotice at Hong Kong
For the purpose of establishing and regulating the
INTERCHANGE Of mails between the United States
and Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports by
means OF the direct line of United States mai
packets plying between SAP Francisco and Hong
hong, wa Yokohama in Japan, it is agreed be-
tween the Postotfce Department of the United
states and the Postotioe Department of Hong
Kong,
, 1868-05-22

~ \ANANNAbAAO/ N6SO
med s Stemmer.
3, Andragende betreffende Skierpelse af
Straffen for Ildspaasettelse og Revision
at Brandreglementet for LaGdet, indbragt
af AIDE Medlem for Christiansteds Land
district (McWilliam).
Sagen behandledes, paa Gouverneurens
Begiering, i Henhold til Forretningsorde-
mems 5 7, for lukte D6re.
bet vedtoges eenstemmigen, at Andra-
gendets BehandIing i Raadet tillegges
Fremme, hvorefter Fernandez, med For
slagsstillerens Samtykke, vedtog at satte
Diet paa Dagsordenen som to forskjellige
Sager, da Diet f0rste Punct, Skjerpelse at
Straffen for Ildspaaspttelse, var en- Lovgiv-
ningssag, Diet andet Punct, Revisionen at
Brandreglementet en- simpel administrator
Foranstaltning.
d, Meddelelse fra Gouvernementet ON For
ha%ndlingerne angaaende Leverancen at
MISUNDERSTANDING m m. til Garnisonen
i Frederiksted og paa Kiugshill, SAINT
Forpleining af de Sy9e paa Hospitalet /
Frederiksted.
Sagen behandledes, if0lge Fofretnings-
ordenens $ 7, linden lukte D6re.
bet vedtoges at overlade Sagens endellge
Afgj6relse til Gouverneuren efter at en- ny
Udbydelse havde fundet Sted.
S, Forslag af 2det Medlem for Christian
steds Landdistrict (Ratcliffe) og ste kon-
gevaIgte Meilem (Walker) ON, at der
~afgives en- UltaIeIse fra Raadet i Anled-
ming af den forrigc Mode shete Medde-
lelse fra Gouvcrneuren ON Hans Maze
strts allerh0ieste Resolution at 27de
Marts d. A.
Da Forslaget var indbragt under dette
Mode, satte Fernandez FIRST under Asttem-
ming, i Henhold til neutrality-suspicious.
20, hvorvidt Diet kunde foretages til Be-
handling j dette Mode, hvortil samtykkedes
med 10 Stemmer imod 3.
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (Ratcliffe) udtalte, at Forslaget gik
nd paa, at der i Anledning af Hans Howell
baarenhed Gouverneurens Meddelelse at
Hans Maiestets aIIerh0ieste Resolution at
27de Marts d. A., skeer en- Udtalelse fra
Raadet ON diets Anerkjendelse og Paaskj6n-
nelse af Hans Majestets allernaadigste I'll
kiendegivelse 90 Omsorg for denne Oes
.Tarv og for Hans Majest;ets loyale Under
saatters fremtidige Velferd. Men at Raa-
Diet til samme lid opfordrede Gouverneu-
rem til indtrengerde at andrage hos Hans
Majestets Regjering ON en- 0ieblikkelig
Lettelse i Toldafgifterne hjemme poa Gems
Produkter som en- Foranstaltning, der, al
deles uafhengigt af Oens O~verdragelse,
eller dens midIertidige AdskilleIse fra So
steroerne, er n6dvendig til Oens Ophjelp-
ming af den haardt t~rykkede Tilstand hvori
Ophevelsen af ToIdforskjellen / Moderlan-
Diet og nu tillige Odelrggelserne we'd de
stprke Jordskielv have bfagt Den. Efter-
at han havde erkleret sig enig i, at Diet over
lodes Fernandez at redigere Afattelsen i
en- Skrivelse til Gouverneuren, vedtoges
Forslaget med IL Stemmer imod 2.
Da ingen fere Sager ~forelaae til Behand-
ling, sluttedes M6det Kl. A, og Fernandez
berammede Diet neste Mode til Mandagen
den 18de dennes, Middag Kl. -, og ind
kaldte Endringsforslag til eden Behandling
af Observation-Disclosures ON Pension for Co.
pist i Gen vestindiske Landsoverret P. B.
Hatchett til Tirsdag den 12te dennes, Eff
, 1868-05-22

UufCIC Odd OCIDCs FlIh ~ -
hele Belob, $I28,OOO der fndes paa ST.
Croix. og hyilken paa St. Thomas, lader
sig like sige, og v%arlerer desuden bestan-
dig; men Diet er hans Mening, at den storste
Deel i Reglen er paa st. Croix. We'd den
endelige Overdragelse at Oerne st. Thomas
og st Jan til de Forenede Slater, vii selv-
folgelig de dervrrende Creditbeviser blive
indl6ste af Statskassen, og Bel6bet at Gre
ditbeviserne for st. CroiX maa da nermere
bestemmes; han antog, at ca. $4,000 vile
vedblive at behoves for st. Croix. At I'D
stade nye C~reditbeviser for Colonialkassens
Regning Wide, efter hans Mening endnu
vere betenkeligt, da de neppe Wide have
den samme Credit som Statskassens.
ste kongevalgte Medicine alker) meente,
at Sp6rgsmaalet ON Udstedelsen at nye
Creditbeviser rettest udspttes indtll Ma
tionalitetssagen var atgjort.
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (Ratcliffe) erindrede ON den folte
Mangel af en- ung Lege Frederiksted og
Omegnen og beklagede at Ministeriet like
havde fremmet Sagen.
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (Ratcliffe) f%oreslog N%edsettelsen at ct
Udvalg af 5 Medlemmer til at atgive Be-
tankning over Budgetudkastet og tilh6rende
Bevillingsforslag.
Fernandez gjorde opm@rksom paa, at
der var nedsat ct Udvalg at 3 Medlemmer
over det tidligere forelagte Till@gsbevil-
linesforslag til Udgifter under FattigVFse-
net for 1S67-69, hvilket Udvalg endnu
like havde kunnet afgive Determining paa
Grund af manglende Oplysninger fra Fat
tigcommissionen Christiansted. Han hen
stillede, ON dette UdvaIg skulde overgive
Sagen til Udvalget %EnTrv@rende Sag, der
ogsaa vii have at behandle Bevillingen til
Fattigvasenet, eller ON BudgetudValget
skulde afgive Bevillingsforslaget til Eattig-
vesenet for 1S6S-69 til hint Udvalg.
Gouverneuren ansaae Diet rigtigst, at I'd
valget i den eldre Sag vedblev diets Func-
ton, ~uafhengigt af Diet nye Udvalg over
Budeettet for 1SGS-69. Han Wide s6ge at
paaskynde Oplysningernes Meddelelse fra
Fattigcommissionen Chrlstiansted.
Fernandez satte derefter under Afstem-
ming. Forslaget ON Nedsattelse at ct I'd
valg til at afgive B~et9nkning over Bud
gettet med tilh6rende Bevillingsforslag for
1s69-69, hvilket vedtoges eenstemmigen.
Efter ct Uphold skredes til Valg af Med
lemmerne med f6lgende Udfald:
1ste Medlem for Christiansteds BY og
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Landdistrict
(Holstein og Ratclife) hver med II Stem
mer, og ste kongevalgte Medlem (Walker)
med IL Stemmer,
hvornast 1ste Medlem for Christiansteds
Bv, 1ste Medlem for Christiansteds Land
district og 1ste Medlem for Freder'ksteds
By %(Clindinen, Christmas og Sarauw) fix
thyer 9 Stemmer, saa at der fnretnoes Om-
valg imellem de tire S~idstn@vnte, hvorved
Sarauw valgtes med 9 og Christmas med
8 Stemmer.
2, Andragende fra Medlemmerne at Udyal-
get til Revision af Communeregnskabet
for 1866 Dubois og Ratclitfe) ON at
MATTE fritages for Hvervet, og eventuelt
Udnevnelse af 2 andre Medlemmer.
Raadet meddeelte uden Atstemning den
begierede Fritagelse for Hvervet.
We'd Diet derefter foretagne Valg at nye
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-12
LATEST News
M TELEG R.aPH,
To TmR DAILY pEmOCnAT.


INV YoRK, OF. IA NEE ing Of Tao
Working womea's Association was held
.,st night, over which Susan y. halaon,
pres dsd. Several soroses we're present
Who il MAS represented, wee anxious &c
get into trio siug organiz: ton, but thev
were utterly defeated in their object b,
truo representatives OF working woTIsn.-
The debate oei wesn the two factions wal
quite spirited, aud the soroses ecs;ved
several severe reLuifs, but the meeting al
journed peacefully. Miss Susan Il. Antho-
ny vas elected President, Mics Celia Bur
leigh and Miss Elizabeth Brown Secretaries,
And Miss Field Treasurer.
In the Court Of Common Pleas, before
Judge Bradley, the divorce case, Theodore
Stuvvssspt against Catherine vesant,
the rsf,rse 10 whom TIRE case had been re-
ferrsd for taking testimony, reported to the
court 10 favor Of be defendant On all the
issues submitted to him, and which were
tha basis Of plan it's prosecution.
The Rosenberg naturalization fraud case
has been set down for Monday next in the
U. s. Circuit Court, Judge Nelson presii-
ing.
In the U. s. Supreme Court, Peter Mitch.
Wchiuci VI tDS gu
9TH uttsring fraudulent naturalization pa
psrs. vac on sxaTination discharged and
'e comp Amt Use argsd
Serials bv The Ailar''c cab . cav thu,
tho Pope. thr,l:h his puneio 1 Madrid,
stil refuses IL recognize the new Govern
met Of SPAN; and that. at mec,ng Of
French bishops and cardinals, in Rome,
sever refornatory measures were, 10 tas
6 cal surprise Of Consersa;iv me pbtrs, IA.
vorably received by . majority. Among
the measures WAS one to reverse ths coulc i
OF Trent concern ng the celibacy Of "a
Catho c clergy, and allowing -hem 10 mar
ry. Another was 10 abolis.- the Latin it,
urgy and substitute the language Of the rs
tier in which the servics 10 performed.
Insss measures viii be submitted to the
coming Aecumimical Council.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-12
LATE NEWS
By TELEGR.fPH,
NEW YORK..

NEw YORK, Nov. ll-Thc Tribune tits
morning formally 4 savows ,hs Butler ard
ah' slve OF !. w. Siu' pntou, pub shed OF
the 18th OF October, aud says "Mr s.
mc ton has been nown 10 Us ioY wears 70
citizen held in hone .abe es ssm, O. /
ngsinst whom such e oss inruta ;o,s %
those Of Mr.. Butter arc ssc,n's'lv fstse ::
but Dir. Buffers stlhc. was 30 wanton, 20
causeless, and h an'- so ms.e osnt, rat
his charges seemsd to us csic AL 20 H.
in Q no but h.mse -
Gen. JcC.e sbo,t to axe 10 his
res depce perms y at Hobo.e
w st-;kes ow ,rc- ;, this
citv-t'e cgft - ,e.s aud % niano
Ma e-s.
a in'ral Fanas .Jeste aay mo z took
up his residence in East Thirty sis III
street. Salutes ii hooor Of his arrival
were fire ! at the navy yard, but 20 p"o, 9
rcmonstraiion was made beyond visit
from inmate frisnus. The Frank;in viii
no longer hear his pennant, but vi e.urn
to the Msditsrranean, ard Tire Admiral n m
self will await orders from tie Sec cta,y OF
the Navy
The subcommittee Of the Congrsssioaa.
Joint Committee on Retrencn,uen.. COZ
rrising Msssrs. Van Wyek, Jsnekss, Ben.
ton and halsey, held = session to day
Among other things, thcy inquired into the
reason "hy the indictment against csrtai,
individuals in Bourbon county Kentucky.
aud others, for ,iolatiop IF tho -sveuus
laws were not tried, and as 20 the ,easons
Tor the great delay that has occurred since
tho cases we're first put on the calendar
United Stateea A.tornev Cou,tr.v -.
sworn and testified that although he was
re idy to proceed with the trials, the delay
WAS occasonsd now by an order received by
HIM from Washington. The COMMITTEES
are endsavoring to ascertain WY the inter
ference rom Washington is made to s,ill
further postpone the trial Of those cases. N
IL 10 ella med that the individual, thus r..
csiving executive clemsncy have made
thcmsslves useful IN making CHARGE.
sgainss certain Officials obnoxious 10 The
President. end that they stand resd, to
perform similar services in the future. Yhs
examination viii be resumed TODAY.
ALBANr, Nov. 1.-THE Governor has
appointed George d. Lament, Of Lock port.
Justice OF tho supreme Court for the 9Th
Judicial district, n place Of Noah Davis a.
signed.
One hundred feet Of the tow-psth Of the
Erie Canal has gone on the tour mile level,
seven mics west Of Schenectady. Itwl
take four days to repair it. The Mohawk
IS very high and still rising. All the sur
flats IRE inundated.
The Cole -Hiscock trial will not CONNIE, CO
INIT! tomorrow. Considerable time vii. be
consumed IN procuring Jury.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-12
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. -. A New York special
says that affairs IN Wall street. are still in
an unsettled condition, netwithstand. ing toe
msnsy market 10 easy a legal rate interest.
II - said to % the opinion Of many bust.
ness men tat mat ers will continue in an
unsettled condition no il after the LIST Of
January.
Thee is . general condemnst on o. tle
course pursued by Secrets y McCu'loch IA
reference to the fina1c.al troubles. and he
is charged with being n league SIN specs
ulaioYs