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, 1869-12-04

TALLY dlled With !aier, aiken from NJ. E. r. Far
nuns vel, was foand n The eoomr and eonta,aed
iss ah1eTes % eonsiie1ed to eafdsnsos g ea1
Tne sncau Lsllte aue WAS Unopened. - either
The burglars feared remaining ID tna bank longer,
Tpe eilt Of tha tascsls vas made through tbs
window tJ which toeJ entefet-
TIT, go;n,ng ,ns .Ppssssnes Of tas bang .as
and record1 lay scsttErrd around IN nll dlreesons
the Immense door OF the ssalt iJluG poruy On the
S1 1ta ~ IA az spe i9p1esnss III ns1a ey he SaI
evidence q ~ .tlifal- manner IN Ts!ea tae
Tne following tools used By he burglars were
found thu morning IN the 6ank: About thirty
selsw @ driver cnises. heavy ion croTeaF and clsw.
wtIo cutter, pincers, STEEL pointed drills. an ~
so1.@ens q &c. s.o putty fn,ges .o!, o. snsst
avl, At- Three full ca4es Of Dupontp powder
were found, and two that-vete nearly empty;
also pair Of suboe1, N old hal, bottle Of sperm
| Il would seem stnzalaz sna. he robbery conid
| have heen committed and the saIe h1oEu opeu,
Unity | to tne ssnf. III. PetHK FMnnn, who
retidea IN tho adjoining bnl!dinE stated that be
st u n 70 o e ss
cnild, but heard no no!se proceeding from the
hank. At 3o'cloek be again got up. aud about
! gave mu1led, dead report, - U coming trona
distance- He heard two men ta1ttnR and laugh
! ing IN font Of he door, Enon he shooget to be
| bratcmcp, a one OF them spoke Of going CUT on
tratu. Tne not1e Of pattts passing 10 and fro WAS
/! heard on the opposite side Of the sireet-aG Of
| ~hsch sltsJed any aospc:ons Of tnese ee.nk sur
| tfIuE WrpDg III the b3Af. Hf. IhoNa Santp also
30 clae % tue harslar. has as Ies been found,
althoush The o1eets q The hack are parting ies1n
= 1eSa1d .. IS coo IS oGesed los she detection OF
, 1869-12-04
YQLITECAL.x

The Leettl.iu1e to be elected in New Hampshire
next Astch will choose 4 United Stste senAsos, In
PLACE Of Aaron u. c1a5!D, and the pcop1e Of the
State arc already discusstng the tnhater. ue Htn
he cand.aatc, bas viii und competitors IN e1-
Congressman Aslou ". TappAn. WIil2m z
cnandler. Catouel Aaron F. Stevens, and Gener-
n s. @. Gnnan- -....
Emtr,on EtheEtdge sAya thera h1a been no
proposition before the TennesAee LeZthatuEe
tcuchtrE the ltghts or interests Of the colored
uep in any way: and, moreover, thAt he feels
assured 10 action prstudlclnl to thf!r 1ghta Will
b. had. ......... ....-....
Tue Democratic State Contention OF indians,
for the ron.rat,on Of candidates for Secretary OF
STATE, Auditor Of State, Treasurer OF State. Al
,orreJ general, Superintendent Of Public 1nstfoc.
1,on. and Juoae Of the Supreme Court, will be held
j. indianapolis, on the sth day OF January, 1sio
Tue l,aslA OF REPRESENTATION IN each county will b.
ono delegate for erery one hundred and my roiel
ca.s At Tho spt election for Ill. Hendricks for Gov
e1ror, and one deIegate for frsctlors o. one hun
d, ed over. The tota! number Of delegates viii h'
| 1.lee The Democracy Of the several count:ea ar
| requested 10 hold conventions On the 1rst Sa,u1
dAI Of December, for tha purpose OF appotntu
| dejfVates 10 The State Convention.
, 1869-12-04

.ne Of tAe 1Sthuus Of Cotlntn. 40 eas
contrary to the famous prove1b It Will ho eaey 1ot
e<eYyore TO 10 to CoFtuth. In Italy tneJ 0o
.bout beginning to compete VITA Mkrsetnos 1oi
tne Europeau transit ut Iudt2n unrele7s aoo
gooda. The italian railroads have mAdc an r.
rs71ement TO rece1re atesJthlng cheapy as bt1o-
dsi- md CONVEX It thence a cheaply and more
rapidly than II u went sta Aafseiles nn pos.s
h,n4 + doubt 1t. The nost apparent thing now u
tic European noise which Is making Id the Mnd o1
tho mumuiea, The PhsrAohs ought to tutn otef
IN rhstr u1i1lepaty tomh4. There ate fcasisa8,
halls theatrical performances, 4c- Taa hneGaes
reu well eatisned that hls tsleloEed tnastsF, the
sultsp, did not come, hss rrdouoled hia edostA'
Hn en1bled tho EnproH to Be present at wea.
alns, Z detailed Accauut of which VIII send u
my next letter. At present Elu mesety ~ tnal
M Room was one oghA ssds-ae.camp, whom ha
ordered married for the oeca1oa. Happily thern,
Al with you, men can mar1J Is often ~ they
pfesse, otbetw2se this wooA seem little severe.
70 be forced "a marry m order 70 show wedding
to IN EmHe8l II does not tnsptre ono Win
deal1e to become an EZJpt1An.
yux k1sHARx.
II. Won Di1tox1k b, sney KA3. suffering nom saua
pez7ous d1aortef which, eadsnSerA hs hfe, though
not perhnpe, Immediately. An eIee4a OF Wdff,
with m exeexs OF women nd liquors, FREQUENT
epronaxlea of one another, arc The cause. 1t u re-
ported, OF thiJtenswed illness Of the Grand Chan
celor OF Prussta Fet Il IL well 10 suspect these
sckucsfes. Ike those Of The Emperor Napoleon.
this one may be an atserot TO hide aos0ethng be-
| side hi1 health.
sFAN.
In Spain the candidacy Of the Prince OF Genoa
A anew pIdet coa1,d4rastou. Il Ia reported tuAt
KirG Victor Enamel does rot wish his pepheH
to accept the crown un1ess n u offered ham oy =
plshsci,1n- But win the1e be ones These pool
NrxN xNt-1 airk rf k&ry frfN 4
ktne. In lneir place, would usa tha opportunity
and proclaim the republic. Whea 1t is 20 har1 II
get king the w1scst coufse, It seens to INC, II K
fiuN1tbept one ENuE CAKRXr,
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eea - Sa N dne na ta'n aS u sExs noner
1caainR reduction II .he aggzeeaie of oaf tatsd
Whiea eau oe snss nisssa O. tss t9et =! IL e
rI,:ss crude gutsa ps5caa esd :adi, rubber on
sysx per cent; doves. 6 Is 10 peg r ceos: tSsane
reeiI; ~ & pss cent Knolt,s 'oana enly IN
csn,, and 20 on, including many ite cosamodi-
ne1- ,, .......x
a." w 1o' re..e''e my feeonnenaA-
80 An' Aeaes 70 REMOVE u
wv 'a's VI eon.' een,' p.s
o' ooeose *ooi' H'1o ISL
~ Po"uei0' ane1h1onS' eope*''
' tsr, pap''' a"o .s
oIoe1 MGciea o' t''"e necessary eae 'aln
on WHICH opefates - Sez'ona INJURY 70
.As0 stA.*''a u ooinssae 1!Aa1 ~. e''o-oe' A4o
" .ae "oo'e consuming poo os ~
olupAe, ~ oa1y "a eoao - ~ 10y ~
.'e4' =. paan.1's'u.s' =, ~ 'et ,a'oo
- s.,sse ASe a..s.w -. .aue 1ss,"- - e.''
~ :. sN . "
.' AN' VIC ooo' " A16
~ =. 5
~. 40 ~ oa0 ~ .eA"'' e1o - '@1eta ~
.ao ooe. :" n'"e 1'ef, p'o, taa VI, sune'a .t1s
-. - As ~: ~ ao ~. 'Ao '. tae' .s1: .aal
~ ,"s "As" 0No oooA7 Iue1
Auapa Aue1' - ~ ono ai'1o4e
WHICH, coeapenea' Toola 40 so muen
eooo rs a permanent sedac''on IN tae pf1ee
o'at. ~ n'aSe coa' coeap "oo1u coo1e'
, 1869-12-04
TIE FRENCH MAILS.
Abroxatson OF the Convention BE-
tReen the CnfS<l States and
France

Anro1atson OF the Convention Be-
sueen the CnktxI States and
France.
Posi- OEF1cx, CHICAGO, Dec. 8
10 Tx Editor ay 7ae Ckieaeo TriauaA:
Tbh ONCE has received The following Official
communication from the Superintendent Of
Forttgn Mslls, Washington, which have The
hnror IN request jon 10 insert IN Jour pape9. The
respondsnce Of our people with vts,tors 10 or
Gibbons OF France, u, th1nk, sufficiently large
and lupostsnt TO tusutJ Joo In attending this
kindness. F. T. EAskxAN,
Postmaster.
pner 0r71cH D1rARrHkrr,)
OFFICE OF FORKlGN MAlIS.
WAsH1ro1oK. D. C., Nor. 80.
On aud after January /. 1870, the exchAngo of
nsils between the United States and France viii
ceAAe IN conseqpente Of the ahroEat1ou Of tne
present Portal Convention between the teo copu-
tres, 70 take enect on thst date.
The coutspondence addressed 10 France OF
rersssed yspss France on and after the 1st Of
January next, by steamships or other vessels run-
nipg direct between The Two countries, Will, there
States postage, to b frepati BY star4 st the of
nte Of mailing on matter sent, and collected At the
once Of delivery on matter received:
L<tt&ss,An cents Per single rate OF half ~
ounce or undtr; nesspaF<rA TWO cents each
and book packets and sampka ef merchandise
four ccnts per Iour ouncea. or fraction thereof
letter. Tor France msy also be a<nt from tht
United States ID the ordtssky open mall 10 Eng
land u1sAvut pre.raymxnt n pestdpe, but printet
msttsr aud samples cannot, under existing rega
latons, be 80 sent
Inasmuch "A 21l direct postal relations betweel
! the ro&tal Departments CT the United States an
France vii, cease on the lst Of January next i
VIII not be practicable to forward correspondence
| aIser lGat dAle to any foreign county OF plac
'shy Frrtch mall" The rates Of portage "b
| French mail" ss stzted Ia the " 7att " Ibs.d1<
10 frr,i7a Counfrt<s" VIII, therefore, be In opera
ton a:lcr the s1st OF December pro1ino,
uy ordes ct the Postmaster General.
l JOSEPH Il. ItAc1F4C,
Superintendent OF Foreign Mails.
, 1869-12-04
The PctltlnM OF the People OF
BFfttAh Colutasbta to tnc Qnceu4

The fol}oz .pg L. The re.,s.oS which II osce u.nse
10 te ll. b !ota Btr Britannia Majesty By The peo-
- Tie pes,Ion Of lie u1ders.aned. your Na,essys
nost loyal tu. terss, reril, nt III t1e co.ou3 Of
L.,t1sa to!un hts, u1oet hamb.y soos eth:
por::ons Of your N1testJb KlcRaou and ts de.
petdrncAa, iur the purpose Of creating 1or our
eetsts aan families permanent totnes. aud te:ter-
fhaI, hAvtt = seye1ed the ties which bouod rs
to our cuur1l, and abandoned the nnost sscsed
atfoctat,ons Of on, hcnes, aua having ootne hs:d~
ststs, after je1ss II laoos and toll. poorer ta1o
vnen ve 1f11yed. dlshear .ened A. The EiooIJ
prospects Of our iatafe. and appfeoens''e Tor tne
Tnas 1he wbile population. whseh uuuh.sed
Ao SO souls three ycass au. scarcely nav aaoa1sa
lie ,rAte. tn consequence Of the depopalatoo,
Tnas sae eolon,ssa s1e seau're1, for the me.p
fuPne q o. e. setee 81 tie ss
laiiop, xhle public Improvements are uupeuvtdsd
for AID education o~Rlected
otc;J of I'll 1] sterling, bstng the Ieqairernstta
Of the Eoretunert ior thss 3eaf. .-......
Thai tno t1osnoes ot me COLONY sfe consequently
! mett aid FecPae ata embarrassed and FeFS1ng OF
1nas ~ are almost entirely dependant On tne
re.ahbprtne poI,Iots or she tnlttf States tor the
LeexsHas1es OF ate, WHICH, arc anhIecs to htArJ do.
| Ees OF 2ly7sal 10 too colony; Wne. cn the usne1
a,s | Ea1avns sy iks GATED stases sanG, u Inos,
Tns, unia1craD.e oompaztsons Aro almost con.
! ttrpatJ p.1de between the coo1J AID The neigh
bef nf American Tenftcr e, ,sanGshat We hare !oJ
J Uspf Of or best cfaxs1&l Hno have found pernB
4 pept homes IN the Enseu StateA
| tesr The exotup. aod redress okher ennsneE1tec
eflevaIces. the colony will ECON become depopa
lated .....-......s. -.
| England ~ ne Are TOO poor 10 compete &t&h ths
other colonNa ioE POPULATION, aod also IN copse
qneles Of The e1e2s dlitacee of lie COLONY iron
Thst ~ oof only connection With the QUE
xutld cousllts OF m American ssesn noe witt
san F17rcseo, oer only chance os iuuuera1loa |
from The uuIted Stktts, utleaa direct steam lpt
Win Psasn were stshassed. =.
Thas although tus council OF che cotony. con
G4Itng Of two-tct1ds Of The nd1ceis, taso unan1
eountiui that the osaeats % arise taesrirom VI
unsettled ind btsx cen the extreme po.nts, TN
les I stsaman'p rue With Panama "eFe as
1tss we huuhr submit to your MatessJa gra
caous COZ snezAtlou, ~ the policy 70 eE1rH psps
PIE . 9sr aess e IL e ~ u 'He
tedlste'y Of the e1peuEe Of or excessive ssan
| officials, asais. The estahGsaaens Of Br.tis
Essland an feze1 q, SOD also i3 s:suses lbs deo
Of tn3s ro11oJ; OF thai your Majesty VN f1ssaoass
y tptrEtt the colony to become \ portion Of II
Thss s.el7 feeling OF lo,.,t,. and e,ery shs
. bhed sentiment OF our nessss psoSps !
to si5s 70 oar - nnteef s,,.1 Soan,l1' ~ b.s.
r:sas ~ - Basoes4 M ses .a % our eosuefcta =
bGaineAa rtl&1ti1s A1e 70 Ultimate win tae he1S
. boring AEeF.can population, lntt Ms teS ~ ~
ST nsins @ ur TED ~ Win fseia, un,es Ioa1 Aaless1
. su1unnspt u1l hslp n ~ sforesAaa-
: Tnat ne know enAl tne object neAEest Jour
: | je.ty 1esyt u the Welfare ai Joof peor.ss =
, 1869-12-04

fTutt, per fon.--, :..---...-..,....-+..-sE9 81
Equal to SEsaeD per day on an inse4tnent OF
t1icoco. or &tO6 AGO per Jear, ALLOWING tiIty-ave
DAY Tor the tnrnscs TO REMAIN Idle, which Il Ut
ierly Dstiess In ary well regulated turpace. l
elaarDta Aoy such cost for coal u namesl hy Ar.
Neeker. will h1so stAte tnAt With rssIfoad Of
sixteen ulles fIom ST. Genesieyeto 10 RoHtfs' coal
coal 70 oe oellstEed II the former rsce nj s25o to
S7.13, AID read of fozsy niles 10 length !roD S.
(stnes'eve to the Iron Ao1reaiu VIII opea up >
number Of lew Iron nelds TO nAFke: anu enA DE
tnelteIE 10 boy dr1t-c ass ore At 12-7s 10 ~ DER
leu- 1t rate 10 sAt that With the a1 u ta rsdH
Ia question, fuEnsets could os oaE u s. Gsue.
FL. 20 per ton. r. L. D.
, 1869-12-04
MISSISSIPPI AND TEXAS.

-. @ 49,, ,sst tbrea dn,. in s1iss;ssinni
uo.'s - -, tAa a,t;ro <e,l,vaa r,te
Aa ~ 49, tro s,n,es bas hcen neacefu,lv
~ ~, o.,;.z.ac :, I..,,f +r;,u,h ~
p r p'sst,;..a oo,,.r - raron.+,rr4,,n
-. '-":saslss- ~ w. W. con,estino n.-+,os
et'e'' .,. -. 49,, v.as- eo.sa-.,,.. s
,.'As 49, tN1.:,. 49, .,...:-~ - ~.
eo~ ~. as's "s.,;. ~ ~. =, ' 49, 49, - -; ~
eo'o'ea faee' ~ e4oe, ~ 1le 90 80 49,.
1:ns' ., ,as l 49, 49, ~ ho., ,hsr ,,aa,o., - nn1
@ . -, s - -s,,nesi - n-r,a s,,en : no,;cv
49,, .,,,x, 4c-do,- mi o,lr vot;nos;3a
., aeo o. ~. @ se,,ss, ~ r',t.rs INT ho,h n,r.
, 1869-12-04
PERSONAL


Mis- Anna DcktEAou completed hcf sveef!~
seventh JeA1 On EoodAJ last
"Jenpie June (X,1 D. G. cToiJA the vel
Known fa.hiou writer. presented her husband
vita Bouncing hoy on Tuesday la1t-
Ad~1ees received nI The Cape tnan n 1nSinoo
.,.,e ,hst an u tae general op ntna N the colony
that Dr. LtEtpKstoue q dead"
The Fau Hea Glrefts anaoUocea: ""e ntse
beeu esxed 70 say that the D1tness Of Sa11efsets
catr1sce wa not among thoAe which Attended
Nj. PexbodI1 funeral"
Tnc mi no bIscks boots In the CITY Ha,1 fa,k.
SPw YHt. doss "tushng pnStneH>" she u
.,Fees sixteen 81 and quito pretty. All TIE asns
Ea<eliatA arc asteH her.
MAs Entity Moore, Of Albany. y. T., has IN
recove1rd 5000, half Of shat she asfeo, non
John ay1mrcd, Of that c,sJ. for b eaklng na prom
t,r 70 make her Mn. G. TIA jury averaged til
loss At 81, 80 Per year non sas ttras Of tas en
Eagement -
I Al Enx4ish tourns, i1kena sne ignorance of s:u
, 1869-12-04

that no traditional policy Of your government VIII
lnftypexe with he AaT&ncsnnent Of this object
That in thi1 belief We place oor unhappy ooudE
t1ou before Jou, convinced that yonf Majesty
wil 1typ ID i efacipua hearing, and adopt thet
courfe which viii b most Conducive to snn Tal-
fa7e Of thi4 colony.
Th1Y pnjes1 We CHE obtatu popnlAttor nuna
FnrIan6. i 11fett Bzdlss sseatn Inc with FsnAms,
1nX an tYerIand route fruE0 CanAda, II tho only
Ieaatole solution Of Tho depression nndsE Naaen
Ve tu6er, and the n,ean1 ncost acceptable to tae
~ nrsT taaa yuuf Msteaty VIII eznsa soch step
10 be tafen ss your MateatJ ia Joaf Mlaoom Ml
6eem proper foF the speety tI1na!sE g <eh toloo1
Ssonl1 tne praJ e1s et youe peuttoners Be granted
yoof petitioners, ~ II duty bound. NH eTef pray
xr &c At. -.s
, 1869-12-04

Tue prices of wheat Aud breafktnHH generally.
In currency, gre now loKer IN the city tazp th9v
we1e nine yesrs ago IN Rchd-so1ef tnao they
we1e upon the AyerAae ot several sears before tht,
1uspeEA!np u specie paJHenfL Bus this Il mt
The kub&tAEce pt Ehe Western f4rEe1ts conplatnr
zens<d eJ ffe,ahx and psna1s, On Tho ~sy 10 c1ar-
ket: AID the whoie Of lala trcrease u Of eo9fre
taken oE LoU the Iarr.eIA ptiee 1t home.
For example. the following pttos4 Of wheat
are quoted h1 Western 4s11nal - ihe u,aI-
ket rate Fer hushel ID Tu.tors places ID 1ox4:
, 1869-12-04

This wac fevfrsI daJs nrr, and The prices sra
dotbsle - In3er cor, decline naTlnR tAsca place
n View Iost. But even 1t .ce rstea given, wheat
u worth II los but half ~ moch u it WIZ
when gold Or liz equivalent Vas nnr oal5 c11-
rency.
The price Of grain II regulated By the European
un1l1ets The prices Of mpsr n:ne1 a1yeies afe
std do not tall with that Of produce. There IL.
therefore, no neip for tne farmers but In set1rn
10 tpecte rAymen1s9 md all *np 1tT1Sa tnEm to.
demand more issues 1t currency In oruer to put
Up pzlees sre eoUnseltug them 70 tne!r run.
, 1869-12-04
TIE WIEHIPE6 REBELL10H.

Meetipx Of tho revolutionary Cor-
sn-FFoclamataon Of Goverus
or mcTnvtsh.
Etn.ipeg tsor, 10 eo4.spondfnr af sae s. Raal
Pioteh.
n:1t.ers.ds 1ce net E.day. Tns abundance
~ ~ not @ Te1y lssge, sna aiter sons tsne. spent
mnStly IN rffvate consultation, ttwae Toted %
sdoun r tae lssa. coptea q Ins p9s:ag.son
anRusars, circulated among thoee present.
seemed to pspduee MARRIED edecE IN nnao,o
70 predict, with sny naure certaing than before,
What W1i b the upshoe Of tne meesln9, q
nothing or Importance was aaid or doaeoo Inc
dket dsy.
still, Neither The uutaou Bay Company nor tae
tiaden 40 purchasing wnsa: Or aaytaipg e. &c:
among the people, who are beginning 70 rea+e'
serto6aly upon the consequences o. the 1eEa1n'
uopar1 Eoyemesia no Y tn proGress.
By carefnl esEmate It appears tnat not more
than 80 or bp0 Iueu arc AcuTe1J engaged 10 t1e
fnsC,rrecrtop, OF whom Boun 3o0 hfc armed. \
large uslotftY Of the people seem 10 be Fat'tn2
for rome decisive movements upon one side OF tne
otter.
Tne Insurgents have ceased 10 interfere witt
the mails OF with private pustncsA
, 1869-12-04


Quicksilver ana III Home" "a the tlIe OF
re1 inte1ests1g article on fne qu'eknlsef mlncs OF
ca]lfoEosa and their resources, sEon ~nlcn We
learn that calnosn!s produces mora oJ eoo toas
per 4eaf haan al Tue m.aes VI epnu. ie1n, 49,
u!n, GERMANY, ana fEanee cumoned iaa
Legend ol sin JaSn oe Los Lagos, u o!l!laat
rnmsnce o1 Mexican convent htc. IN "OoWn
AmonE tho Dead Letters inc "f1fer gives
efettbsof visit to the Dead Letter Omce, which
l. fuu ol Interesting lrIcTuAhon There ate
also several graphic tketches OF travel in "CArf-
boz, =" Those Americana, =" " For Tires Weeks, :"
| and "Old Lamps for New" "Tea Leaves "ts an
Interesting description Of the manner Of prcpaf.
ipgtta
| The current runber OF she NAI1oSAL QuAR-
rxRLY REs1kr contains paperz upon u The By.
xauttte EMPIRE" t'Popular nlusiouA," " The
| Primitive Races OF Eurupe," "The Queen Of
ScofA and lier Tfsdneera," The Trpubedoufa
ana TDelt lLnuence - A. Tho Ethtca aud Eathet,ca
| of our Summer Rtsorts, +" !" kiuR Arthur and the
Round Table Knight, " and "oar Higher Educa
uoual Insusut1ons, Maie Ard Female"
NcsE.a fields, Otgood CO, haye nsned TIT
e.psy Of "CAlha.tue,' y whlch appeared IN Frastr,
Ndoasjne tn 1s39-4o. written by Nj. Tnaekeray
under the parac Of lkey Solomon Jun, In nes
| pau phlet form.
Among the miscellaneous publications We tasv,
nave received srr the HERALD or HEALTH far Do
cemper. Catalogue of the Obet1In CoIleRo Con
, 1869-12-04
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1869.
Suu0@v TrtbuUc,

TN TxrsrfK Of ,omorrow morning x,ll be
scconrsnied By the usual Supplement, to MAKE
room fo. tbs great crowd Of advertisements
which s,irl oI up the 1tKulst sheet
, 1869-12-04
HKMAYoR AAp TIE coMMoH COUNCIL

Inc Genuenen VINO undertook TO remedial
ae c.y ena1'ef' a. toe lass sess'on of mo
1es'Slasu1e' are Akels to come TO Bf1at IN
1espse' oi one E7fs Important matter. 1oe
eey cnhs'es Pte'7ous!s IN sofoe CONTAINED
SonaP.et W. tne toAo"ing:
ss,,ute tSe commoa ' councit mel as aaia Az Tns
cSsmon Cog Goanc,l s 1Aa,i meet r. susa times I'D 1sd
Gayn1, nAen ,rsstsa, snaM pseade al III mee,inrs
nc Common c9nac ,s and snaa + 9,se re cay
men may be appolnIed to preS1de. 4 msios1t1 OF
me peEsor, elected as Alderman shall eoosuEase
Tba at of Narcb N 1870 no,,.;ra tba
fo,1ar;uo.
"src,,on ~. IN IN, 7rs, xona,v a, nec.,,,.-
next and annually thereafter, tne Common coun-
S,essainS ONCE xno sisit b. snyaaisi Hith 4,
The powers and duties 1ncident thereto"
Do these acts conflict? The charter, as it
stood In ls's, provided for the appointment
OF presiding officer BY the Council IN case
Of the absence Of the Mayor, or his inahl-
itr to act. These appointments we're Tor
the time being only and there was no
pef1oo naea lof tne elecaon oi sach pfetod"
ing officer, except when the Mayor was ab-
sent His duty wrs to preside when the
Mayor wRs not present. The act Of 13G9
repea1s no part Of the act Of 1868 relating
to the duty Of tho Mayor to preside at all
meetings Of the Council, nor does it sepa-
rate him from the Common Council, as OIL
cia1ly part thereof. All it does Ii 10 h1
time for tho election of q presiding officer
The statute stops there, leaving the exit
ing statute in force, which directs that such
Alderman, thus elected, shall preside when
the Mayor is absent Tho act OF 1869 Is
nothing but an addition 10 the act OF 1863,
and repcals only what Is ineouslst-
ent thcrewiih- The two acts arc In
NO wise inconsistent The latter Is but an
enlargement OF tho io1meF. tnstead of
having tie Council elect, every time the
Mayor Is absent, one o. thelf OWE numoel
10 pseade' it requires them 70 e'oes, AZ the
annual meetang' one VINO WILL preside "nen.
ever tee mayor may % aosen. Aas'7Aa VI
many eieet'ons, no ne" ~" p.oslues
that there shan oe ous one ma &oa1 .ae
person e'ecseo 'n7'4 S'A'' '1''' "4'.s'' >'0' 1s
the Whole year.
lae1e ~ Io'nioR s'ea.0' @4D,0 Ia
ute cannot Dc 9ePeaeo ~ inap1cAt'eA' oo
less the i've statutes are so 1spoenao' ans
irreconc'laele that one noas e'so way "
the other ooth must stana' II li'e soose
: quent statute esn DC N aaS way e.eeo's'
md leave the previous one IN ope1at'on,
must oe construed US no' fsp'ae 'u
former one. 1hese IL nos me snsa'es
iIeoDgEulfy III 'he t"o ac's. aae oo.y
the ala5's 10 pses'oe .. III n!ees1s' " =,
Council when present, ano ~ uas' u. ~
!, cSstlDg fose, ts no' AZ az uacons'a.ent w. !.
:, having pfesieane otaee1 Slec'ea annoa't
10 to take the chalf ~hen ehe alasot 's aosea'
= In point oi tact, the iastee acs - OUT p''
- wiling fo1 one annual election Of pro ten
=, 3vre President, instead Of the repeats
y elections On occasions of the Mayors az
. sence. That is all the new act consaat
N pertaining to this subject, mud it leaves II
:, Mayor, as heretofore, part OF the Comne
~ ~ Council, md it's presiding othceE whe
- present, with the right OF casting 7os