, 1869-05-17

L, IR44A2AA NNA4PAA!f VAt@4 AA&E3t Ns2A&2 <141t
4 a., wAs a41m up on motion By tae defe
dan.s tthe Amescs, to szanSter the CAUSE for u
| to the United states Court The application "
made under the act Of Congress which provid
thxt where IN . suit rtln1ire 10 = corporation CT
, | hted undT Fs1esa& authority. one dF more OF u
ua5tlss desendant 6te citizens Of 1ata other TIL
that 10 whIca the plaintiff belongs the cause ma
Upon ecrtasn conditions, be Transferred 70 II
United States courta The AFFIDAVIT Of these tw
defendants named sets for1hnhat they are ciuzes
Of Massachusetts. In Inorposition 10 the motion q
afnt1Ett Of James E1ek, JE., was submitted, settu
forth shat he also Is citizen OF The StAte OF Nass
chusetEs. Judge Clezke TOOK the papers, reser5ln
his decision On the application
Personal.
John McNhar1 tlle.l ut Rose, Wayne County, \
T., C1 the ~, aged 10s 5eats.
\ portrait Of Madame lie Poupadouf, h
| Bo:rhel, was lately sold by auction IN Parts I,
H. t'oJ francs
! N. Theirs has accepted the cautida,ure Of tn
r.st cr,'unlscltptlon 0f the i,o,ches-ll. Rhop
asains; N. Ferdinand dc LessepA
Commodore Vanderbilt has purchased for:y acre
OF lant and mansion NJ CartaagG, on tho HuL
sol, Tor <40,os
t The Parts {a;rf< states that Minister Motley
"h0norat!y known tn the historical world by b!
shie WORT On Ferdinand and 1saoeila.'
Olive Logan Is announced al one Of the speaker
ut the coming Nonan's Equal Rights Conyen,Io
at New York.
Madison County, n. r. has TWO Of It's sous
the United States Senate. Jauea ". Sye, Sena
tor from Sesads, Is a native Of De Rnyter; AM
Daniel D. Pratt, Senator from Indiana, Is uatiy
| OF Fenner.
| The Alexandra way G1.tt'- states that Nj
James Fossets has presented TO MI. Harry Bel
! keeper Of The Alexandria Museum, q hAtchr
which 1t one time belonged 70 General Washing
ton, being the one with which he cut bis father
cherry tree, and which since tho Generals death
has been preserved In the Tyle1's room Of Wash
lrgton Lodge Of Nasona.
Ill Goodn, Is years old, md Io1iss ssebbtn,
sged II, who WORK IN oue Of the Chicopee fMsss.
factories. vent to Springfield, last week, and wer
married. Their parents at nrss proposed to sepa
rate them, hut on the advice Of 4 Palmer Iust,cc
concluded to let them alone.
! AzA Harriet Beechcr Stowe authorizes tbt
| Florida Onion to deny the, story that her orangg
grove At Mandarin Is for safe. It has never beer
| offered for sale since owned by her. The sto7
thai her little Is not ya1id Is also sheer fal,rica
! ton
Frederick Gerhard, one Of the Oldest German
American booksellers IN View York city, celebrated
his fftleth business anniversary on 1he 10th. IL
VAS formerly publisher In Danzic and Berlin
Prussia and left Germany In 1919, a polItica
exile.
Colonel Thomas Mccullough, for many
seass prominently engaged In the trou business
IN claHoh County, Pa, but latterlJ resident o1
Pittsburgh, died on the sd Inst He took an active
part ID the management Of the Allegheny Waller
Railroad from its commencement TO It's connie.
ton.
Mrs Britton A. Hill, wife Of the st. Louis law
Ter, Eho N2s In Europe waiting the Issue Of d.
Eorce suit brought by her husband, was recently
accidentally drowned nt Nice. Mr. Hill telcgraphcl
to have every enoEt made for recovery of the
body. and, II found, to spare no expense Ia It's
burial.
Atthe recent Congress Of the military orlrr OF
the LOYAL Legion, an election for Orator and Poet
for the public exercises at the next Congress- In
ls1a. resulted in the choice Of Major General
Charles l>eyens, Of the Massachusetts, Cammau.
dcrJ, "a oFator. and Major James N. Campbell Of
the PENNSYLVANIA Commandery. as alternate; sad
OF btevet BrtE2dIer General Horace D!uney Sar-
gent, ol tic Maine Commandery, as Poet, Md Of
1lEeret Colone! Horaio Z. King, Of the New Yorv
Commnndcty, AZ alternate.
The Hon. Moses Wood, President Of the Roll
stone National gank, died at ha residence In
Fi'chbuEg, Mass, On Saturday last. aged SC years.
He Was member Of the State Senate In ISL. at
the memorable session When Charles Sumner VIE
trst elected to the United States Senate, and
iieorge boutwell, to the Executive Chair Of that
state; and It Ia saiI that he exested more in
ducnce In accomplishing that result than any
other man.
There Il now on Rale in Washington portrait OF
Washington, by Stuart, painted at the request OF
General CHARTS Cotcsworth Piuckney, On. OF
" asnlnRton aids IN th1 war OF tho Revolution.
For nifty years 1t hung In General ptuckneys
drnwing-Foom in Charleston. When the great nse
OF ls61 destroyed 30 much Of that city, the picture
wns fortunately SayeI. and afterwards removed TO
fendeton, s. C., Thesc 1t escaped the dangers OF
war; and 1t has uor been sent north for sale
Among the Incomes returned In the district, eru-
hracing the Ninth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth Wards
Of New York city, are the following: VIZ 3. As
tor, n,os9. .a1e; Samuel n. Pike, the Opera House
and whtskeJ man, r., 200; II. 7. uelmbold, Of
Buchu' notof4ety, sloe, s05: Cdopho Wolfe, tue
"schicdau schnapps" man, &s1,81s; Henry J. Ray-
nona, the editor, tso. .loo; Cornelius +. Garrison,
the 1sthmns steamer man, s1N,7l5; Cornelius
Vanderbilt, only s6o, 23D; d. Henry Haieh.,
:l11, ,ooo; VIM c. Rhtnewtnder, st1a,n5s Joseph
Sampson, slea,'i4; VIM. ". Cornell s14a,1sl.
POLITICAL.
SeWbern. n. C., was carried bJ the Republicans
last II eek without opposition.
On the 18th inst. elections Will be held In South
Carolina for county officers.
Mr. Pratt, for forty years, editor OF the pough-
keepsle q. IL Enste, says, tn his remintsceuces
Of politics In the days OF Clinton. Tomrklns and
jay that party str!ence in those dAya WAS greater
than 1t is at the present Day,
The ofncai retSEns Of the New Hampshire cleo
ton- which was held In March lasf, hare inst been
published. The total vote for Governor Was
6s,ssa onslo* Stesrns tRepnblean> recelscl
ss,Ht votes, John Bedel Dcmoc:at}, e,oc4, andes
were tcatser!nH. The ConRre9snaen elettel hare
The following plu1allttes: Fiat District Jac,h Il
hla, l,'t3: Second, Aaron F. S1eTens, l6l1 Tnud,
Jscob Rentou, ssa
4 Democratic paper in MARYLAND complains tina.
the Postmaster General IA a thorough cleaner o. !
Conservative officials In that State aays: s.Mc-
coFnlcet reaper, which IS covered all over With +,
nt,lals ami stars, would leave twenty heads stand.
leg wEezr Cscs"ell leaves one.'' !
TIE Assembly 1t Albany having passed resor- !!
ron s!mrashsx1ng With the people Of Cuha tn their
A''uc2fe against the tyranny OF Spain, the New
York 7'h<" aiahes the people Of Cuba wodtd te- !
c'rsocate By passing resolution Of sympathy !
*ith the citizens Of New York In .nc'r hopeless t
struggle against the tyranny Of the legislative
ing: anu declartnE that Ut the two We consider !
aur Sunettngs the lesst toieI4be and the hafiest
% endure"
OF the 'hfHr-fout CONSERVATIVE rapers IN VIZ
,!nta, twenty. seven support Walker tnnn1crale
fepnbLcan} for Governor, SIX are non-comutstas,
nj one Is &veEse 10 having Anything - do With
saNef OF the constitution. expusKated OF not
Tue case OF the Charleston 81 C} city govern
nent his finally he<n settled. The former CITY
1'ctals bad held ONCE for several months since
he election took place. 4 decree Of the Court Of
,onmon Pleas ordered tie officers 10 give placc
the Republican candidates, and the order hal
cen compHed with
TIE last general election *as held IN Virginia on
'ctober =, ls6s. to decide whether convention 10
of0 ccCNiu1l1uu 6hGu,d be called, The numhrr
voters registered, according to the of1cis1 ~ |
erds, amounted to 9sa> >a33, divided a. ferows:
'hiteA, 1s',l0l: co1ored, los sss. TIE total vote
ast amounted to ls9, ~, divided into-wtlte
otes, :6,oes: colosed, sa,l&A 80 that <l,e17, Of
early cne-'hir Of the White vote and t. 81, or r.
ft'e oSer one-eigh'h Of the colo.ed vote not CAST
he vote On the subject OF holding . convention
~, IN favos 1os,ss4, or white 1+,>4s; colored
aud Against, s., $751; OF white. 61.le3; coos.
l. esa The entire majority Ia favor OF the con. |
entlon wa4 4a4sa>
Return Of n Genet. II
The London Daily srxs Of April 81 eavs:
zen the Icoloq, for the retuTn Of one Of ,hose
eriodieai comets which form, 20 70 SPEAK, par1
ne so;st ~ family. The hr.tAaat comets rh:ca /;
Ter bazinR N ons skies for greater Or less ID 9
IL, IL! rs: aNs! asa'n into those same ua- q
NETS which, resal.riy. aad Il snort lnteT1ais T
turn @ car nei2hnorhood; and the one we are
sw dealing with htioag 3 TO this e,4a =
eTs has t1st come from 4 foreign G
'stTafoJ thAt The wanlerer has bren.I n
He Il now t1ayers3nx the
conspicuous eouste!Iauo1 Of the H1rs.nS noQ9:
It !; Is ret TOO lant to te seen withp1I powerful
!efccPe- Efeh the possessoF Of saeh telescope Il
ould tnd II dtfIlcult to discover the comet; wesr
y rs place AccEE1;e!T indicated, since Ia the
,iEhtorhcod Of !ts ps1a the mysterious ne!,ulr
{ spread With unusual profession. On tats ac- !.
sEt II mar be vel: for those w1b wish to eyaIo y
{ tie newcomer to wait Until Mr. Hind. who I =,
= lcnE been retoGnifed = the Ieadtn8 Enslish I i.
thoFty In matters cpHeiE, hAs marked oui for | -
e e1 anger the path which II shall fo!loF acroas
e skies | n
:" be comet Nhlch has tn*t returned q COM ! II
oult c1Eled Wlnnecke's comet, having bern DIS
r }r4 |