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ALBANY.
Express Robbers Arrested,

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 9.-Skilled detec,,
tives ON Saturday arrested in this city and
Troy parties implicated in the late express
robbery on the Central railroad, between
this city and Fonda One Of the parties
who has been arrested is Charles B. Conk-
lin, baggageman, who was once before ar
rested in New York and discharged upon O
writ issued by Judge of that city. The
prisoners were all railroad men, and have
been taken TO Fonda for trial A portion
of the money stolen has been recovered,
and there is fair prospect Of getting the
balance The actual loss has been greatly
over estimated. Further Development
nil he made in a few DAYS
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ST. LOUIS.
investigation OF the stOnewaI Dis
asteF.

Investigation OF the StOneyaI Dis
aster.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. G.-The examination Of
the officers and crew of the Submarine No.
13 was continued to-day, but nothing diff
fering materially from what has been pre-
viously reported was brought out All the
witnesses testified 20 about the same thing,
that there were no evidences of life on or
about the wreck when the Submarine
passed.
J. II. Conn, a merchant of this city,
Capt BOfinger, President of the St Louis
and New Orleans Packet Company, H.
Rofinger. agent Of the Mobile and Ohio
railroad, and others, testified 10 having
known Capt Washington for many years,
and that be has always borne high char
acter as a humane man, and stood at the
head of his profession rs commander OF
boats. He has been captain Of some of the
best boats on the Western rivers. He had
| taken great interest in suffering and destl-
tute people: had taken them on his wharf
| boat and provided for them, and nursed
| them, in some cases. when sick even with
| contagious diseases. The examinations
| will be continued Monday
The Local Board of Supervising lnspec,
| tors of Steamboats, have been investigating
the Stonewall disaster, and have taken &
large amount Of testimony. A report vii
he made by Mr. Sanford, the Supervising
Inspector. as soon as the first engineer re
covers sufficiently to give his testimony.
Cruelty 10 Animals.
A preliminary meeting for the organiza
ton Of society for the prevention Of cru
city to animals was held last night. A com
mittee was appointed TO prepare an address
to the public and draft a constitution an,
bylaws to be submitted TO suhsequen
meeting.
J.. a. SAKE.
who has been spending a few days here
will lecture for the benefit of the puhhC
school library tomorrow evening
crossing the mississippi.
| Arrangements will be made in few day
for the transfer of freight, without breakin
bulk. between the Iron Mountain and Nc
bile and Ohio railroads at Belmont Mo.
| and Columbus, by.
Mormon missionaries.
Seventy-six Mormon missionaries, II
them women, left last evening. en- route +,
Europe.
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THE CONVENT -ON-SUMNER


To the Editors Of the Uui0n and American:
As the time is near at hand when we
sulJaDiU pUTsUu " rrPTUsvriS u IA VIZ -
yention about 10 be called TO amend our
State Constitution, as one of the farmers
and voters of Sumner county, beg to
suggest that there is no person IN the
county of Sumner who is so well suited
to represent us in that body as Judge
Webb Allen. He is a profound lawyer, a
firm and reliable man, and the people OF
Sumner viii be much pleased to have his
services in the Convention.
A VOTER OF SUNNER.
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CINCINNATI.
ESCaped.
E5oIden BankruptPropersy.


CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-Chas. Clayton, in
dicted for burglary escaped this afternoon
by cutting the rivets.
Holden Bankrupt Property.
United States Marshal Hickenlooper sent
a deputy to Maltoon, Ills, Thursday and
seized S., 900 worth of goods hidden there,
the property of Clark & Bros, Cincinnati
banlkrupts. The sheriff of Coles county,
Ills, had attached said goods for claim OF
50, 600 which will be heard there in Feb
ruary.
The court has directed Thayers circus
should sell In lump tomorrow lor h"'
less than $40, 900.
Tobacco Establishment Seized
Collector W. Citzul, of the Second Dis
trict Saturday and to-day seized the to-
bacco establishments of 7. Williamson,
Henderson and Andrew Thorpe. All
three were charged with fraudulent use Of
stamps.
Tax Collections.
Taxes collected in the First District on
cigars aad tobacco are 579,66l. Same
amount last year.
Educated sAOgs
Mercantile Library opened then
reading rooms to-day.
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-NUCATAN.

4 EoNn Swept Away BY th's waters
MEErpo, Yucatan, Oct. 28-vii Havana,
Nov. S.-A disastrous inundation occurred
in the vicinity OF this city, causing heaVyt
damages to property, and the loss OF sew
eral lives The town of NIultinichoc was
completely destroyed. The roads IN the
country are impossible, on account oil
heavy rocks carried by the current and
lodged in the highways. The cemetery
was washed away, and many corpses and
skeletons were found floating in the water.
The Rsod at last accounts was decreasing
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CLEVELAND.

shooting Affair Between n COun-
Gilman and a Minister I'm a Lager
Beer Saloon.
CLEVELAND, Nov. S-A shooting affair
occurred in this city this afternoon, be-
tween Balthaser Lied, member OF the
CITY council from the 18th Ward, and the
Rev. VIM. Schmitt The latter, who was a
minister in the Lutheran church, quit
preaching some three months ago and
opened a lager beer saloon. He was visited
by Councilman Lied and they spent some
time in social chat and drinking Lied
finally got up to leave, when Smith went
to the bar, got pistol and deliberately
fred at Lied The shot struck below the
underlip, passed through and crushed his
jaw in a terrible manner, but is not fatal.
Schmidt did not offer to fire again, but
rushed off and took strychnine and was
arrested and lodged in prison
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MISSISSIPPI.
Old News.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 8 The canvass
between Judge Dent and Gen. Alcom has
closed temporarily by mutual consent
Judge Dent goes to Washington ON pro
fessional business, and Gen. Alcon to his
home to attend to private affairs.
Military Inspectors Of RegistratiOn'
Gen. Ames to-day assigned ~ officers OF
the army to duty as Inspectors of ReGlstra-
ton in various counties.
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TIE APPLE CROP of the West, the largest
and finest that has been for many years
seen in that region, it is reported, has been
seriously injured by the severe weather OF
last week. The frost, which made zee
quarter of an inch thick, frOze the sPpios
ON the trees and utterly destroyed their
keeping qualities In the vicinity OF 81
Louis thousands Of barrels Of apples were
killed. and the farmers ara now busy max
ing them into cider.
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AUSTRIA.

severe Fighting with the DaIna-
tians-TOWRs Burned.
BADUcE., Dial, Nov. BY French ca
bic official kilograms it is stated that the
Austrian forces operating against the Dial
matian insurgents at and south of Cairo
have, after considerable and severe fight
ing, captured and partially burned down
the towns of Poboborie and Mama
a Fort Blown Up.
The insurgents, just previous to their
defeat, blew up Fort Stanzewich.
Completely Subdued.
Dispatches from Cattaro announce that
armed resistance in the Cattaro aud Budna
districts had been completely subdued
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LOUISVILLE.
Meeting of Freight Agents.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. s.-The semi-annual
meeting of the Association Of General
Freight Agents will take place in this city
on Wednesday and Thursday. The pre-
lminary meeting will be held at the Gait
House at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Important ques
tons touching transportation will be dis
cussed. and the tariff of freights established.
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MOBILE.
First spike in the Mobile and New
Orleans Railroad.

Orleans Railroad.
MOBILE, Nov S.-The track laying of the
Mobile and New Orleans railroad COM
menced here to-day. Many citizens wit
messed the ceremony The first spike was
driven 10y Col. Wann, proprietor OF the
Register, who made a pertinent speech, in
the course of which he said he recorded it
as not merely an Inauguration of the 138th
mile from Mobile to New Orleans, but of
the great Southern Pacific route which was
this company, headed by such men as
Ames, Sprague, Gardner, and Raynor, d
Co, intended TO build, survey for which are
now being rushed forward west OF the Mis-
sissipni
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SPAIN,
Manifesto from queen Isabella.

Manifesto from Queen Isabella.
MADRID, Nov. 6.-A manifesto was ex-
pected from ex-Queen Isabella to-day, an
nouncing her abdication of the throne in
favor of the Prince of Austria, but at the
last moment telegram was received from
Paris countemauding by order of the
Queen the publication of the document.
A Widening Breach.
The Unionists show signs of disagree
ment with the Pregressionists on other
points beside the selection of a King
namely, an oath to support the constitu-
ton, and in regard to the election of depu-
ties to fill the vacant seats in the Cortes.
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HIGGINS
what tie was Going 40 40 and
Didn't.

NEW YoEK, Nov. s.-Capt Higgins, late
b commander of the privateer Cuba, says he
ASvos forced TO put into Wilmington, IN con
se0uence of the inferior quality Of coal
that he received from the schooner on
Nontauk Point He claims that the Cuba
was legitimate man-of-war, commissioned
Inv the Cuban government His intention
:; +ba commencement Of his cruise was to
nrev on Spanish commerce in the West
fn5;as and assist the Cubans in gaining
nossession of one Of the ports Of the island
The failure of the scheme he attributed to
his inability to obtain coal without run
nino into Wilmington. Officers OF the
cuba lose heavily by her seizure, but are
determined to try it again if they can OBJ
80, another shin
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BOKHARA.
Relations with Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 8.-The son a
the Emir of Bokhara arrivedhere last week,
and was received Saturday by the Emperor,
who addressed him with much cordially,
and expressed the hope that friendly rela,
tons between Russia and Bokhara would
never suffer interruption.
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TURKEY

free Trade Through tiIe Dardaa
ncIIes.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Nov. S.-Owing to the
continued efforts of the British and Aus
trian Ministers, there is a prospect OF
securing free navigation through the Oar
danelles for merchant marines for all ma
tons. The representations of foreign en-
VOWS have been favorably received by the
Sultan, who shows a disposition to coneede
10 their demands.
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ASIA.
4 Couch Of tne Earthquake,

New YORK, Nov, S.-A private cable dis
patch of Oct. %, says a severe earthquake
occurred at Manila The houses were
shaken, some of the city walls fell and
tbara U-ara many accidents.
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BELGIUM.
Another Atlantic Cable.

PARIS, Nov. 9.-The concession for the
uroposed cable between the United States
and Belgium was signed Saturday in this
city by the Belgium minister. The grantees
are W. ]. Barney, E f. Paulding and }. 5.
Bartlett. The cable is to be laid from Os.
tend to some point between Maine and
Georoia, by an American company.
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THE MISSISSIPPI.
St.nn,l,nat nisasIer.

CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-The Victory, OF the
White Collar hne of Mississippi steamers,
while nearing the landing at Clinton, Iowa
this morning, burst her main steam pipe,
killing a colored man from st. Loms,
fatally, scalding a deck hand AMI inJunn@
three others
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CUBA.
uc.,iIcnec and Uar,

HAVANA. Nov. Intelligence from the
interior towns state the CHOLERA SAIL pre-
walls
At Puerto Phnclpe tie yellow fever has
appeared -. Gain
4 steamer arrived to-day FROM SPAN
with battalion Of troops.
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DISCONNECTED citizen of Norfolk,
Va, proposes to plant the streets there IN
peanuts, and with the proceeds OF the
crop pay off the judgments against the
| CITY
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AVONDALE.

Receipts Of ssI,239.5O for dhe Snf-
fererS.
SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. S.-H. Gaylord,
Treasurer of the Avondale relief fund, ac-
knowledges the receipt to November 6 of
SR1 2na 30
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During a thunder storm a flock Of sheep
shut up in pasture in Libson, Vt, and
huddIed close together near wall, we're
struck by lightning, and thirty OF them
Mera killed
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A MOVEMENT is on foot in the Pennsyi-
vania coal regions to create a fund for the
widows and orphans Of miners who may
hereafter be killed in the mines.
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TIE Episcopal Church, Minnesota, has
established mission stations in every town
in Dekota. 1t is called the pioneer re
ligious body in that territory.
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CONCORD.

Pike Makes n Full Confession.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. S.-Pike, the
Hampton murderer, to be executed to-
morrow. has made full confession.
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COUHT-PLAsTER worn upon the tace--a
vulgar French fashions now all the
rage among the fashionable young ladies',
who think IL adds to their beauty.
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MONTANA.
smallpox and Suicide Among 'he
eros VPnJCpS.

eros VentCes.
Fort BENTON, Nov. S,-A special mes
senger TO Gen. Sickly, mdian Superintend-
ent. report the deaths among the eros
Ventre Indians from smallpox number
500. or half the entire tribe. They are
committing suicide by blowing their brains
ont with revolvers. The whites have taken
the disease in the form of light variloyd,
but no fatal cases are reported. Dead In
dams are strowed onth roadfrom the Forks
to Mill River, They demand the Indian
AGENT to act as mediator with the Great
Shirt to stnn the disease.
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PERE HYACINTHE.
WmCotot hc CITY OG Notions

RosToS. Nov. S.-Fathor Hyacinthe, IN
rsnlv TO an invitation, says he Will VISIT
Boston in November, if possible. Perhaps
after his return to Europe he VIII again
visit the United States.
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NEW JERSEY.
og ADMIRAL stewart.

BAgDENrowH, n. j., Nov. S.-Admrh
Stewart died here yesterday at quarter
past , o'clock. He will be buried in Phlla-
dephi on Wednesday next.
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A YOUNG woman died last week, at
New Haven, Conn, from the effects OF
arsenic, which she took for the purpose
of rendering her complexion white.
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THERE are nearly ten thousand teachers
employed in the public schools OF Mich
gan, and four-fiths of them are femsies-
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VIRGINIA.
Another Freak OF Cnmby's.

RICHMOND, Nov. S.-Gen. Candy issued
orders to-day postponing meetings OF all
railroad stockholders until after the admis-
sion of the State
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He Sends for thc Prize u,

The King was duly informed OF the fact
that his life was in danger at an early hour
this morning. He received the news
calmly and sent for clerical confessor'
from whom, after compliance with the
Catholic rule Of belief, he received absolu
ton and the Holy Sacrament, enjoying aP
parently, the greatest tranquility OF mind
During the afternoon it was reported tina
the King was slightly improving
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OLD fashioned English note paper,
stamped with rustic letters, is coming inte
vogue once more.
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NEWAND sEASONABLE
kIRKPATRICk'S
No. 5S College Street.

IN ADDITION TO OUR %Ad,,iFlCElli s To- =
If press Goods which for variety and extern l o.
,,,,.-assed by any house IN the country, We WI
oaen. On MONDAY MORNING, October IL, IsoS-
100 souars and long Broche shawls- Bought
cheap, and win be sold aecordinsiy- 4,
o5O ladies' and ehildren's Cloaks and oarAs, IN
endless variety, from 8 10 sl5J.
eOo naiys Red blankets all sizes, and Of the best
makes and very cheap.
extra fine and large. 49,,
100 pieces Fannels s coors and qualities eneaper
than ever before seen.
at 60 cents-Worth 81 i.
zoo dozen assorted Hosisry, Of the best MAKES NO
at low prices q,
every department, unsurpassed by any house N
me tradel and viii not be undsrscld By sny one.
can aud get good Goods, At low prices, 81
n. Il. EETRKPATRICKss.
oel7 Il splp
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DETROIT.
&hNnWrPclI.

DETROIT, Nov. s.-The captain, wife and
one seaman, of the bark Noopi, were
drowned by the shipwreckng OF the vessel.
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ENGLAND.

The Remains of Peabody in Wesi-
minister.
LONDON, Nov. S.-By order Of the Queen,
the funeral services will be held over the
remains of Geo. Peabody, in Westminster
Abby Friday.
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TIE pools sold on the recent four days
races at Jerome Park, amOunted TO over
one hundred and fifty thousand collars.
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New-fashiOned earrings are made oi
Roman gold TO represent bells, BIRDS cages
bOops and linked stars.
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THE United States has six. millions OF
dogs. 1t is proposed 10 tax these animals
a dollar a head.
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Assistant Secretary Richardson, First
Controller Taylor and First Auditor Smith
were engaged in counting all bonds pur-
chased 10y Secretary Boutwell, up TO Nov.
:. S17,si4, 500 had been purchased on
the account Of the sinking fund, and Sl5,-
100000 as a special purchase, subject TO
liz finn. nnlsnrn &C En,,rrr.nn.
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PromiscuOus shooting.

The men arrested at an early hour
this morning in the Clipper Shades, 2}5
south Clark street, for shooting at Fred.
Waters, bar keeper were brought up for
examination this morning Two of the
men, J. II. Cox and Jos. Henckelmen,
we're discharged, and Larry King, alias
Thos. Carroll aud Jos. Caldwell, alias
Speckled Jimmy, were held. From the
| evidence given it is pretty certain that
Waters was accidentally killed. The re
volver was in the hands of Larry King and
it was discharged killing Waters, while
Caldwell was endeavoring to wrest If from
| EiDp
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All bonnets, cloaks and dresses are to
be deliberately trimmed with feathers TINS
winter
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During the late canvass in OHIO some OF
the federal ofice-holders did not respond
to the calls for money to help detray the
expenses of the campaign to the degree
that was expected, and they were promised
a settlement after the election. An effort
IS now being made to remove some OF the
tardy contributors, particularly IN the
Revenue Bureau, but 40 progress has been
made thus far
The RaCcdC Fremont Case.
Justice Nelson dissented in the Racedt
case. tie Judgment OF the Court of Claims
was affected, giving Racede g, 900 as com
mission on purchase Of horses for Gen
Fremont
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LOUISIANA.
immigration

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S-The new steam
min Havana from Bremen, brought 200
euiQrnts, 599 to Texas and the remainder
mostly settled in Louisiana,
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HO.rsE nE REPRESENTATIVES,.

MONDAY, Nov. 8.--The House met at IL
A. NJ, and again at P. NJ, but no quorum
appearing. Adjourned to 9 A. NJ to-morrOw.
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THE DOMINION.
luI nj ChnnCCT

ToRorro, Nov. S.-P. NJ. Van Kaughnet,
Chancellor of Ontario, died Sunday even
mo
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Senates
MONDAY, Oct S.-The Senate met at 10
A. NJ, Speaker Thomas in the chair, and a
Ouorum present
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FavorabIy Mentioned.

Ex-Representative Martin T. Conway, of
Kansas, is fayorably mentioned for Circuit
Judge under the new bill for judicial dis
trict, including Iowa, Kansas and Mis-
souri,
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victor Emanuel Seriously fiI.

FLORENCE, Nov. His Majesty King
Victor Emanuel remains in a critical con-
dition of health He is seriously i'll and
confined to his bed. The Medical Bulletin,
issued to-day, announces that the King IS
laboring under a fierce attack, and that
military eruption appeared on the surface OF
the skin, generally over the surface OF the
body. during the past night.
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CHICAGO.

several wrecks Oh the Lakes
CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-The schooner Seton
was wrecked in Moon Lake, Michigan, and
eight lives lost. Several others are re-
ported wrecked between here and Buffalo.
, 1869-10-16

power 70 cases to which TIA. act applied FL
,nany, Tie act Of 1851, p1ov.dng for
@esssI sees,1,r, eovs51@sas :a'esatn r. 1!.zssp
tase. eo1pas u soa. sse ana Re L w p. tan g,
ne Gear constitutional anthorltJ Of Congress to
IL: J. n Carlisle replied. ue sa,a ,aat as a GU.
Sp 0F eon,esss1 tnete Eese ;'-'tns o. dater.
cnrne hi ,rotir. l.. -.
judset ao1 Afrangled II, vat zlal =. ,,-.~-,-.
eas ees, 'fteonon; pn ., s9. %, tsrjer ~.
cone, bJ appfrtng the or1insry rules OF iatef.
pttttn$. End ~ such means. he had found that
Cc!arcse. by the act Of 1865, repealed only Tue
etatnte o. isei Which had gwen the special nr1s-
ton OF the 1ndtclsry act was ppa1ec{e.i by the
tepeallnK act Of 1863, md It wns under the mo.
Visions Of that bectton thar thlA proceeding wa
insatAted, md not nndet TIE act Of 1867, ~ coa-
60 a,e1meot which ho'! In the lsast rnoxn
that this Court VIA alshout Jurisdiction under Tie
!udieIx15 vet, and hc would he inexcpsaoe in
long tctalh,ng The Court IN Insisting upou q
tnnedesson which 1t Ind reiterated time aad t.e
aRk,n
Mr caF1t'le spoke h1e9y, without notes, mixing
r. arEnnent Of Tie Attorney .Gsnera the bass
Of hts ItmoFkA
The excitement NJ nsss cauked By this proceed,
teT 8eene tn have RErsfty fuo>Ide,1.
But fev spectators szt out the afguneEt to-day,
Tie venctane TaoA E~tpe, Of ono, VAS preaeii
unth the ofR1nent closed aud appeared much ID
y Ert1ed Upon the conclusion Of the argument
1he Court Adjourned until liMo1dav.
ADMITTED ~ PRACTICE
On Eotou Of the Attorney General. 1o{hFtdRt
=. Field, OF Aasslchnsetf-, Was admitted to rhi
bar. MT. f1eld1 holds the postLion OF A4statan
Attorney General
Customs receipts !rum October to October .
tnclukfyrs Wt1w $4,Csq, 116.