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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-04-23

EUREKA AiETell me. ye winged winds. that
round my pathway roar. is there some spot
on earth where rradesmen cheat nn more :?
Some sweet aud sheltered nook, away from
rush and crash, where clerks t, Il only truth.
and sell goods cheap FIR cash The rough
winds answered quickIy-this time more
calm its ioar-"The place thStyou arc seek 4
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT
- OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.-In the mat
ter OF the partial account Of / lizaheth Wei
ble and Jacob Stoltz, Administrators Of Peter
Weible, decd. On motion, T. a. Shoema-
ker appointed Auditor TO report proceeds
arising from sale of real estate of said decd.
b. the Curt. Extract from Record.
In pursuance of the above appointment
will attend at my Office in Ebensbnrg, on
Wednesday, 9Th day Of Nay nert, at O'Clock
P. N, when and where persons interested
may attend if they think proper
F. a. SHOEMAKER, Auditor.
Fbensburg. April lG ISC8-St
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u TIE DISTRICT COURT OF rue

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT Of THE
e UNITED STATES, FOR TIE WESTERN
DISTRICT OF PENNSYLNANIA.-Is
BERKLEY. a Bankrupt under the Act of Con-
gress OF March ID, 1867. having applied fer
a discharge from all his debts, and other
claims prOvable under said Act: BY order
Of the Court NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all
persons who have proved their debts, and
other persons interested, 70 appear on the
lsr DAY OF NAY, 1863, at % o'clock 4. n,
before JOHN BROTHERLTNE, Esq, Regis
ter, at his Office in Hollidsysburg. Pa, 20
show cause, if any they have, why dis-
charge should not be granted to aid Bank
rupt. And further, notice is hereby given,
that the second and thir meetings OF cred
i;ors. required by the 27th and 2sth Sections
OF said Act, will be had before the said Reg
lister, Rt the same time and place.
s. c. McCANDLESS,
Clerk of L S. Dist'ct Court for said District
April Is, 1868 -2t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-04-23

Afren Named Lions aad Lonosses; Senegal Lecparls;
Grizzly Bear -Four As,aic Lion ubs South American
Tigers; putt ia. :El, !, ,yCnas Silver Lion oECa-
Drl.I; So-th american Cougars; Striped or HcT-rE
Hyenss; Lynx of tSnala; hat an.-arno Of Ne la
Ind Llama, Faithful EEfI,i OF tbs .,.cs: G-,nc-5
and Jac,ias iu=iliStic Mammoth Kangaroo, Asre-a
Porcu2:ae; American Failo" Deer; Cashmere Goats;
n-SA, silver end Golden rcass-ts Camel and bronze
cary from arabia: Golden, E2!d Black and Brown
"a. :->: W5lTc. Inc; Badg-rS- Beavers: pcs; Gc7-
keys rld BahboUns: Cocsuto1s Swans; Pelicars;
Povges; 6:arSS: HcroHs; rG:rots; Love E.r.s: Nj
o-Fs- FarhI Cream --sI-zs ccnsJitut.T.- IN
kvESr- ;-uca=ilcG iJr Variety or ExccI;eacc.
PROF. a. J. E5NEP AUG "a.
Champion Animal a-cr o. tie @'o-li SGp-Crne IA
-.tS Creation, N coolest, Ost irtrt rid
=si daring .. Ia ;.t=G LION Kings 7ill
80 Virh ll. Uuta.acd L!oHE T:Ecrs, caDcr,Is
ana iFItrFs giving Of the most Interest i. SEN.
a:Oa. 7. IL tons demon trstCd by $40 s aaa.
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A SSIGNEE APPOINTED.-Dis-

A SSIGNEE APPOINTED.-Dis-
A trict Court of the L. s., for the West
ern District Of Pennsylvania. In the matter
Of JULIUS REDELSHEIMER Bankrupt.
To 1rsom ii may concern: The undersigned
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
Assignee Of the estate Of JULIUS REBEL
SHEIMER Of JohnstOwn, in the county or
Cambria in the said district. who was TO
adjudged a bankrupt, upou his creditors pc
titiOn, by the DiStric: Court Of said District
Dated Ebensburg, this 9TH day of April A.
D. 1858, HARRISON KINEEAD,
April 1G, 1868. st. Assignee.
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a UDITOR'S NOTICE The under
IA signed Auditor: appointed by the Or
phans Court of Cambria county to report
distri button of the money in the hands of
Emma Pfingle, Administrative 0: John Prin-
gle, decd, to and among the persons legal
" entitled thereto, on her first and partial
account, hereby gives notice that he will
attend to the duties of said appointment, at
his Office in Eben sbuTg, on Thursday, the
3Oth of April, instant, st ? o'clock P. NJ,
when and where all persons interested VIII
attend, be debarred from coming in for
any share of said fund.
SAMUEL SINGLETON, Auditor.
Ebensburg, April 8. ls6S.-3t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-04-23

ONE Of the neatest Photographic establish
ments in Western P"nna. is tho new room
over A. Montgomery's store. in JnhnsCown,
and probably one of the best artists in the
country is the proprietor, Mr.. Wesley Greene
We have seen some nf the work executed by
this gentleman, and for life-lke correctness
and beauty of flush we have never seen pho
tographs which w,uld excel the specimens
shown us. When you visit Juhnstown do
not fail to call at Mr.. Gieene's photograph
rooms ard secure correct counterfeit pre-
sentiment of yourself.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-04-23

KATE CARSON, a colored girl residing in
Lewistown, committed child murder, and
then sloPSd for parts uskHevn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-04-23

= u a 3 "A IL III z e.
The Fret Ca,f Sucking and only Africr1 Elephant
brought here This ttle but Perfectly Formed
Creature, eH but 81 II inches high weighs but
pounds and - but 10 months old
Ihs L-g,St I'D Sl,IGst E.:gha1ts il The Ea!I
Ire oI.ly TO be seen in Forepangh's AIenagerie.
Royal Bengal T.gcrs Rlac African Ostrich: New fEo
EEIcs; Tapi-, South American Hippo7ot.1Eus:
Monster Cuh Lion Young David :" Tarta-v Zs5-s;
Arctic " htc fcs=; King Fu!trIrs: hhyssinan Ibnxp
Sgath American Grey ostrich; Albno Feacaeks: Axis
Beer; Bison OF COio.sco; B-2naAn Deiicd Cattle;
Palat.nc sheep
Are among the T,arsc fsat--s while in the Deas will
t.. e the
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q ASST NOrICE.-All persons indebt-
AA ed to the undersigned are requested TO
make settlement of their accounts, either by
paying the cash or giving their notes, on or
before the first day of June next.
J. J. KRISE, NJ. D.
St. Augustine. March II, 1868.
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n R@s HALLS
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Our Renewer~is not a Dye; it will not
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Our Treatise Oh the fIail sent free by mail
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For sale by al: druggists.
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ENECUTORS' NOTICE. Letters
AZ Tesiameutary having been granted TO
the undersigned on the estate of Christian
Buck. late of Carroll township. decd notice
is hereby given ~ all persons having claims
against sail estate to present then properly
adjudicated for settleme mt, and those indebt-
eel are requested to make payment without
delay. ELLEN BUCK,
A. STRITTMATTER. - 20
Carroll Up, April "a. 1868. Ste
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-04-23

NOR SALE.-A 16 horse power Por-
n table and IL horse power Stationary
Engine, both in good condition, will be sold
cheap and on nine mouths credit. Call on
or address PHILIP COLLINS or JAMES COL
Inns, Ebensburg, Pa.
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n Office Whereas, Letters Testa-
~ mentsry on the last will and testament
of Edward y. Burk. late OF Washing ton
township, Cambria county, Diseased, have
been granted by the Register of said coun-
ty to the undersigned. Notice IS hereby
given 20 all persons having claims against
the said deceased to present them properly
authenticated for settlement, and those in
debted are required to make payment with
out delay. JAMES j. KAYLOR,
April -, 1868. ct. Executor
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IT is fact worthy of note that in addition
to the really superb stock of ready-made
clothing to be found in the store of L. Leo
pold & Bro, in Johnstown, hese gentlemen
keep on exhibition an immense variety of
samples. from which goods will be made to
order. Mr.. L. will guarantee a complete
suit from any Of the samples on hand. and
within one week after leaving your measur-
with him. IF the clothes are not perfect
ut no customer Will he required to take them.
Store on Main street, few doors below the
Scott House
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ioDEf for Nay is as gsy as ever. We
1GYs not had leisure 20 do moro than sean
he contents. but are quite satisfied it will
15rnpsre iavnrabiy silh anv of It's predsces-
Sors, or, lndeel. With any other Ike period
,esI in the ooustry.
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HOUSEWIVES, LIsTss i-Among the in
2unerahie articles designed for household
purposes. which have been introduced to
oEv people by "a. George uuntley, the
'' oirerSal Clothes Wringey," OF which q
presentation ia given in oar columns to-
cay, stands pre- eip;uent. Is Is the only
Wringer with the patent stop. which pre-
vents the cog wheels from flying ont of gear,
and { has been awarded toe first premium
:. uearI, al. the State and other Fairs held
-oro"ehout the country Housekeepsrs
e"ould see the workings Of this useful inven
-tcH, as its merits will commend it to all
FHo need really excellent Wringer.
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ENARM FOR SALE.-The sub

Clerk of [. S. Distct Court for said District.
April Is, ls68.-2t.
The New York herald., 1868-10-20
itltasApaHli NEWS ITEMS.


Niiiam I. Staples formerly Chief Justice OF The
.'nooc island Supreme Court, died al Providence
yesterday morning.
MARY hei'y, OF Worcester Maas., was accidentally
e"o' ~ her lover Dennis Brosnihan sunday eyeu-
ing, and fatally wounded
the water in the st. Lawrence river is unusnslIy
low. Inc steamer Spartan, on her eastward trip
from montreal Sunday, struck on the Long salt
rapids, Dut sustained no damage.
Two trains, one Of them having iIcGin.ev's circus
troupe on board, colied on Saturday night on the
persons were seriously wounded.
The Penfeld paper mills, near Rochester, N r.,
were totally destroyed by fire saturday evening.
The exact loss cannot be ascerta,ned but Inc ins-
ancc on building. machinery ana stock amounts 10
100000 The origin OF the IRE Is unknown.
As the four O'Clock P. M. train West Was erossn.
Cayuga lake yesterday, and when about hai, way
across the water. the boiler OF the locomotive ex
p!oded, throwing the fragments INTO the laEe Four
men were riding on the en- gne, none or whom were
seriously injured. There wss great CONSERVATION
among tho passengers but fortunately none el t..s
cars were thrown from the tfacs
The New York herald., 1868-10-20
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNp9 irt it.~t +.
M.-cGrs0ls closed nj aiA iog nnnef and tsr y. .3t,
American securities closet nriusr; tnivi ;.tsf,s
lve-iwenty bonds, 732S; railway shares ssl .iti
nois Central Railway, ~: Erie Railway share, =.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRASFoaf Oct. i1--2Yaa.
ing-tnted states Gye-twenty bonds irn!er at Ise
for the issue OF loo2
PARIS BouRsE-PARss. Oct. la.--Hoar-c i,ia;
renies .ofr. zoe.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MAREEr--fIvffpuul, Ost.
19-6 T. M.-The cotton market closed ir.n IL ia.
following quotations :-MidG.ilg uQ3adls, lusitl..
midd!ing Orleans lid. the saes Of tng iny 10 ap
$4,000 bales.
hAv.S,. COTTON MARKET.--fiArRs, Oct. ia.--Iot;oa
market lirln; tres ordina're, iacf
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFFs MAsEErlayaRrp,f,
Oct 1876 T. M.-Breadstuifs arc unchanged in prize
and tone. ~ ,
LlyERPoQL PROVISIONS 3MAEKsr.--iivGRPuOI, NJ Cc,.
1876 z. M.-lhe market closed without change.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.--LivfEPnOi. oct.
19-5 +. M.--Produce quotations without change.
TallOw COS. Cd. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.--LoHnoS, Oct. io--5 r.
M.-1allow quoted to-day al SIS. od. fer cnt.
Linseed oil has advanced 20 $50 Ior American IN
common casks. Other articles unchanged.
PETROLEUM MaRKET.--ANTwEt.P, Oct. i2..'eir0-
,o, "a, ~ cor standard white.
The New York herald., 1868-10-20
NORTH CAROLINA.
state P0!tics-The Democrats Confident OF
succcs--Disposiiion OF Federal Troops
Conviction Of COlorcd Murderer.

state p0!itics-The Democrats Confident OF
succcss-Di,pOsiiion OF Federal Troops
Conviction Of COIorcd Murderer.
RALEIGH, Oct 10. 1865.
Both parties are working vigorously. The republi-
cans arc jubilant the elections In the Northern
States and the democrats are disappointed, but de
termined and confident OF carrying this state. Both
parties have full Electoral and Congressional tickets
in the field. on the republican ticket are Byron
Latin, formerly Of New York, and A. II. Galloway,
a coiored man; all the others are natives OF this
state. on the democratic ticket all are natives OF
this state and enfranchsed. ON the republican Con-
gressional ticket all the candidates arc natives OF this
state except David Heaton and J; ]. Dswesc. Mr..
radcalism but VIII vote FOR Grant. Mr.. Tourgee,
formerly Of Ohio, and Mr.. French, formerly
the democratic ticket all the candidates arc natives
Of the state. Both parties look for success III the
coming election.
Governor Holden has suspended tue order for OF.
qaniznQ detailed militia.
General Miles has distriDuted the rortieth United
States regiment az foll0ws.--Two companies in
Raleigh two In Goldboro, one In Weldon, one In Ply
mouth one In Fayetteville, one In Charlotte, one In
Greensboro, all colored troops. One company of
white troops belonging to heavy artillery regiment
and armed as infantry, arrived here from Fortress
The democrats say there IL no need OF troops In the
State unless TO prevent negro outrages and Violence
They aflrm that there Is no foundation for Governor
about the democratic organizations armln0. They
suspect that the Union Leagues are arming. The
democrats, when they purchase any arms, say they
for individual protection and not for any organl
cation hostile TO the government.
There have been several robhcries or money &C.,
by armed disguised squads recently in this state.
Governor Holden processes only deere and pur-
pose TO preserve order and protect the State and the
democrats dscaIm all desire or purpose 10 interfere
with the suffrage of the blacks They declare they viii
not interfere with or change the state government
except by ballot but the repnScraas r seem to think
ton TO white United States troops remaining In the
State and apprehend no disturbance.
In the superior Court here last week colored
man was tried for an attempted outrage colored
girl lie chose his jury from the white people and
former slave holders alone, and was acquitted on
the evidence.
colcred soldier named Alexander c. Willis, a
member Of the Forticth United states regiment, who
was tried and convicted six months ago for the
murder OF colorcd citizen, has been sentenced by
Judge Watts TO be hung on the eth OF November, the
execution 10 take place In the prison.
The Raleigh sentinel differs totally with the New
York World and other papers IN changing the demo-
cratic candidates, and dcnounces the movement.
General IaIhe1eld Of fenns5 5lvania. has returned
to this city He IL reported TO I've the owner OF The
Standard Governor nolden's orgau.
The New York herald., 1868-10-20

rather TO the vaster proportions or her ad-
versary. Both yachts acquitted Themselves AL
mirabiy. and, although there could be but one
winner, the race must stand o record OF fine
sailing and an excellent display OF skill. When the
yachts were brought TO anchor Captain Sparkman
who held the pennant, at once proceeded 10 the Lola
and n0bly h0isted the victorious symbol and having
congratulated Captain Lyman upon his success pro.
posed his health, which was warmly received 10y
those present.
Before the party separated, however, captasn
Sparkman rendered his challenge to compete for The
muchhonOred pennant next spring. Nor was
Captain Lyman less spirited IN responding. AnI
thus ended the third race for the champion pennant
OF the Atlantic Yacht Cuba cub so FAR chara.ter-
Ned by enthusiasm, spirit and success.
The New York herald., 1868-10-20

Depnrturc Of Snnta Anna for ~. Thomas
His Right Hand Man, TubOada, Gone To
Spain-Excliansc Quotations.
HAVANA. Oct. 10, 1868.
The determined action Of Captain General Ler
sundi for the prevention Of any Cuban flibusterng
against Mexico has resulted in the departure yester
day OF General Antonio Lopez dc Santa Anna for
his old home In the island OF st. Thomas.
His Quartermaster General, Antonio Taboado, the
right hand man in the late projected raid from Cuba
on Mexico likewise left here for Cadfz, Spain.
Exchange on London 14is Is per cent premium;
on Paris, Q az per cent premium; on the United
States sixty days. sight, in gold, o 31E per cent
premium.
The New York herald., 1868-10-20

Vera Cruz HebeIIiOn-Finauces-Kem
the Specie TariA-Lobos 10 be Opened 10
Coasting Trade.
HAVANA. Oct. 10, 1858.
We have just received mail adyices from Mexico
to the 10th inst.
General Uraga who had been expatrlated from
Mexico. has arryed at this port. The reason OF his
exile is not yet made public; but ia supposed 10 be
for completely In the late fasco OF Santa Anna.
Minister Romero In his report on the state OF Next
can finances, expresses the hope that the Treasury
viii be able to pay the interest on the national deb.
punctually when peace has been restored and the
army disbanded
Governor Hernandez y Hernandez, OF tho State Of
Vera Cruz purposes to resign his position. because
Colonel Domnguez, the head OF the late rebellion in
his State has been pardoned by the federal govern
ment 1t will be recoected thai Colonies Dominguez
ana Prleo pretended to support the federal authorl
ties but disowned and meant TO overthrow the state
government headed by Hernandez. 1t appears, how.
ever from racent developments that both Dominguez
and Prieto were accompl!ces in the abortye scheme
OF santa Anna.
tariff bill has been reported to Congress which
proposes an export duty on silver ofve per centum
besides one and half per centum on gold. No other
changes have been made in the customs rates.
Is expected that the port Of Lobos on the island
OF the same name, Gulf OF California; will be opened
by Congress TO the general coasting trade.
Senior Zamacona mas proposed In Congress bill
granting new concession to the Mexico and Vera
Cruz Railway Company, but the directors refuse to
accept Its terms.
The Mexican Congress have under consideration
bill to abolish the death penalty IN all cases.
In consequence Of the revelations OF Padiha about
Santa Anna General Escobedo has left the capital
for Tampico and General Cortlna for Matamoros,
to take precautionary measures against Quiroga,
Canales, Vargas and all OF Santa Annals satellites.
The reyoutionists have defeated q company OF
government troops near Zapatlampas
several officers OF the former imperial army have
lately been captured in rebel bands
Some Mexican soldiers who attempted to rob q
government coadacta were captured and have been
Carried to the capital,
fresh oands OF gterrilas have made tnv, '"ea''
go. "a N Guerrero ana wefe causing much trouble to
the inhabitants. 1,-,-.
Gonzalez Crtega has recovered from his illness.
He still rem aims at Satilio.
Mr.. Edward Perry has been empowered to act as
the representative Of the English holders Of Mexican
bon DIS.
The New York herald., 1868-10-20
TIE NEW DOMINION.

Heavy Gale ON Lake Huron-NIariuc Dis.
aster.
PORT SARSIA, Oct. 10, 1865,
Her Majesty's gunboat Prince Alfred, on her way
down from Goderch on Saturday, fell in with the
barge Paragon, load ded with lumber, which was
watcrlogged. Two OF the crew had been washed
overheard and perished. A oman and her little
daughter died on the wreck from cold and exposure.
The captain and two sailors were found in the rig.
ring and were rescued. The gunboat succeeded in
sowing the barge to this port and handing ner over
70 the United states Consul. The gale Friday night
was very severe in this neghborhood. Several YES
etIs are reported dsmanted on Lake Huron, and
another barge name unknown) was lost.
The New York herald., 1868-10-20
ENGLAND.

The Liverpool Fetes TO Minister johnson.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 10, 1868.
The Chamber Of Commerce of this city have ap-
pointed Thursday, the 22d inst, as the day for the
presentation Of their address TO Hon. Reverdy John
son, the Minister of the United States.
His Honor the Mayor OF Liverpool has invited Mr..
Johnson 60 a dinner at the Town Hall, to be given
In his honor, on the 10th inst.
Newmarket naccs--The Hcusiii0D Meeting.
Loseos, Oct. 19--Midnght.
The Houglon race meeting commenced at New
market To-day
The Criterion stakes for two year ods was won by
Wild Oats, beating Deadsman second Heaey third,
and Ethus fourth. Seven an. The betting was four
to one against Wild OATS even on Beadsman and
Heatley and twenty to one against Ethus.
The New York herald., 1868-10-20
MISSOURI.
United states District Court Proceedings
Movements Of General Blair.


Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 10. 1868.
IN the United states District Court to-day the fol
lowing cases came up
Andrew ]. Hail. for conspiracy to defraud the gov.
ernmcnt in connection with tobacco, held In bonds
for $4,000; Alfred q. Dull and Andrew ). Hall, for
making false bond to defraud the government,
held in bonds for 5000 each Charles Mellard, for
conspiracy to deiraud the government held In bonds
for $1,000; Peter Rugi, for having and passing coun-
terfcit money, held in bonds for $4,000; H. X. Law
renee, for conspiracy TO de1raud the government In
connection with whiskey, held In bonds for $4,000;
Geo. W. Howe for making false bond TO dciraud
the goyerninent-a tobacco case-held In bond Tor
5000: Captain Dan Able, conspiring 10 defraud
The government by removing spirits and having the
same unlawluy In his possession held In bonds OF
~ 900; General u. II. Brown, on the same charge,
held IN bonds or Sl0,0J0 Francis u. Flanagan, on
The same charge, held ia bonds OF $1,000; Charles
Il. Maurice, on the same charge. held In bonds OF
5000.
General Blair left Tits city for Mattoon, III, this
afternoon. where lie IL 10 sneak.
The New York herald., 1868-10-20
MAR YlAND.
Emigration Association Conycntion--The Salts
Against General Butler.

Against General Butler.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 10, 1858.
The convention OF delegates representing the
different emigration societies in the United States
was permanently organized to-day. Delegates were
present from New York, Pennsylvania Illinois, Mis-.
souri, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Nebraska District Of CO.
lumba and Maryland Colonel Ru,ithanzer, Ct Chlca
CO. was chosen President; L. Funk, OF Philadelphia,
vice President. ana Colonel Ludwig Of Missouri and
Z. s. Schnit of Washington secretaries. Various pro-
positions were discussed in the morning and even.
ing sessions. The main proceeding was the appoint
ment Of o committee to arrange for a union OF the
emigration societies OF the United states and Gen.
trail board. The proceedings were In German
The argument on the motion to vacate the writs In
cases against General Butler In the Supreme Court
OF Baltimore city was concluded to-day by Mr. Schley
for the notion which had been previously argued at
length by Mr.. Caleb Gushing for General Butter, and
Il. r. Merrick, OF Washington, and William Mead
Addison aud II. ]. Brent, Of Baltimore, for the plain
tn. On each side the argument vase exhaustive and
several days will elapse before the court can review
the authorities cited and give Its decision.