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PRUSSIA.
CONGRESS. E s $.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, February 25.
Senate bill amendatory OF an act ex-
empting manufactures of the Govern
ment naval machinery from Internal
tax, was taken up and passed 3G to %.
The army appropriation bill was re-
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milwaukee,

FEBRUARY 25.- FLOUR - Dull and
prices unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-DulI at 81 1sa1 20 fol
No, l in store,
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The Senate again resolved itself into
ConmItte of the Whole, to consluer
said bill, and after several oaiIotlhRs' .
the Committee rose, and Mr., doke re-
norted that tha Committee recommehu. .
ed that Buckhannon be stricken oNt
and Charleston inserted.
On the adoption of the report the yeas
and nays were ordered, ahd the report
YEAs-Messrs. Applegate, Boreman'
Dix, Foster, Hoke, Humphreys, Leon
ard, Phelps, Ramsdell, Wilson, WORK
man and YOung-l2.
NAYs-Messrs. Fnrnswortb, (Presl-
dent. Burley, ChapIine. Gather, Daw-
son. Drummond. Davis, DooliLtle, Price
and werninger-1O. :,
Mr.. Farnsworth moved to SO amend
tba snbstitutue as to provide that the
HTos1ion shall be submitted to the peo'
Nc for their ratification or rejection.
FTTh The yeas and nays being taken, re-
suited in the rejection of the amend
ment: ,,,ortb fPras;.
dent0 Applegate, Boreman, tnea!, Catner,
Dix, Davis, Doolittle, Price, "erninsei
anu NATsTMessrs. Burley, ChaPline
Dawson, Drummond, Foster hs aoRe
Humphreys, Leonard. Phelps, Rails
dell and Workman-I1.
On motion of Mr.. foreman, tne ,S;n. @
stitute was amended, by proVidint
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WHEELING, WEST VA FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 26 1869

that 1t should not go into effect until
the 10th of April, 1S7C.
On the adoption of the substitute,
with Charleston inrerted, the yeas and
nays were taken and the substitute
rejected:
YEAs-Messrs. Farnsworth, (Presi-
dent,) Applegate, Boreman, Gather,
Dix, Price, Phelps, Ramsdell, Wern-
niger, Wilson and Workman-11.
NAYS Messrs. BurleY, Chapline,
Dawson, Drummond, Davis, Doolittle,
Foster, Hoke, Humphreys, Leonard
and YOung-ll.
Mr.. Drummond then offered u sub
st1tutute locating the capital at Bel
ingtOn, in Barbour county, pending
which the Senate adjourned.
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Speaker in the chair.
MIR. Farnsworth from the Committee
on Post Offices, reported the annual
post route bill, which passed.
The House then went into Committee
OF the Whole on the deficiency appro-
priation bill. Mr.. Price, OF Iowa, in the
chair
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II J..
womans earnestness and woman modesty, devote
yourselves to the task OF making them known
Some who should know better VIII tel yeh That the
subject is settled aud affect to spea Of Protection
as thing Of the past but how Often, mas the Slavery
until it eotritseh settled the basis of eternal
truth. SO let it be with this. r,ofs yrrala.. ri
And now word in conclusion, 1 would most
earnestly deprecate everything like tone OF defiance
toward the other sex, or an anectauon OF in:
dependence. We are not Independents OF men and
never can be- they can better do without US than We
without them. To rail at men as beasts and tyTants
is as ridiculous as it is upadylike for they well
unreserted7 into the power of the man whom she
loves. Besides it is unust for they are tof the most
part qnHe willing 10 help us If We can pnt before
them anything tan be and practical. anything that
cOmmends itself to their common sense Let then,
all your discussions be characterized by gentleness,
reason modeSty bring to bear all those powers OF
pleasing and of commanding respect with which
nature and education have gifted you; so may yon
nope that some measure of success shall crown your
efforts. I9 yd ill'.-.s9r C88I KATE McKEAN.l
Meddrte, rem, Aug i, 1852 rr,-s r.gfs s9m
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ARREST OF AN ESCAPED CONVICT.

'la On Tuesday evening the residence of James
Coogan No $40 secondaye, was forcIby entered The
thief was soon discovered and nGd from the house He
was pursued by oHicer KiIecn OF the Twenyhrst Pre-
cnct and captured Tnthe possession ofEthe thief was
found chsel and pick, and him on the pavement
another pick A pair Of sleeYe-butOns ana some small
coin, belonging to Misc C0Ogan, were f0and on tho Ps-
oner lie taken 70 the East Thirty fthst Police
Station, where be gave the name OF stephen Harrison
aud claimed 20 he painter He was locked up Subse-
quenty Capt Thorn aseertaned that the true name or
the prisoner Joseph Lambert He is also known under
the aliases of Joseph Aeer and Joseph MeGovern baY
Ing been many times arrested for various oenses On
the 18TH July he arrested for the commission OF
burglary. and then gave the Of Joseph Acker On
the 10th OF the same month he was convicted at the Court
OF General sessOuss aud sentenced by Recorder Hacket
10 IA years imprlsOnment in Sing Sing Not long ago
while being removed from Sing Sing 20 the Auburn state
Prison. lie made his escape from tile officers having MIN
In charge lie viii be sent TO his old quarters to serve
out the remainder Of his term OF sentence. ---r ~
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

bro The Board of Health, met yesterday in regu-
Lar session. a complaint was made against the blood
packing establishment at No. 202 Eldrdge-st, with an
ENDORSEMENT from tic Sanitary superintendent recon-
intending dscontnuanee Of the nuisance Thehecretary
directed to make out and serve such an order MI
Stone from the Sanitary COMMITTEE reported the follow
lug resolution, which was adopted .I...-.-.1 AZ.
RsJlrtd That The driving cattle and sheep shall be permitted
during the DAY from the po West Forty seeonds N9h River
through Eleventh Foretht aud Forty dttt
iss o. Fot aud points ID Por shh
Forty fourth Foryseseut. add Forsghh not east Of Eleventh
I'D l-'...t .....' .''-.
The Assistant Sanitary Superintendent imported that
be had visited the COmmnnpaw cattle yards, with view
10 ascertain n the complaints diseased cattle made
in the daily papers, were true. He found many OF the
cattle suffering from starvation during long voyage
Two had died from this cause, but there contagl
GUS disease among the cattle at C0mnuDipaw. The of
nance compelling the Of street cars TO put up
gates on their platforms. which had been tabled az the
previous meeting, taken up, voted upon, and LOST
Adjourned .'I# ...f ..... ...
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pASSENGERS ARR[ERD.

PROM HAyRg-Iu steamship Lshyss Ass. Ii-Nt ass Mrs
r. Frrruauu Peagne Nj Rcharsou Mrs White Mr. anal Mrs
.d Mss Hsod and any Nr, Berger AID ,sryalt NJ Ti Mrs
Bishart. ?. seIer Gee Tsiae John r. ChuaoG
James Miss K Frr WI a. o. Moore " B. Dshsln Joseph
Waugh Schumacher Schuele A. Renns j. tedden Leopold W
Huet John w A. Greene Lorlemanu, ,. Feuth6ger. a.
CoauoB b. Amhofsr Hiutsr Cabo q. TlsaAB NJ Sober
Ltfstt T. Tosnskd NJ q peI Seue. Chas seu Diet,
EdsAri Stern G. aupe J. HHcs, J. PoP9enhemeI esne somer
Otto shrdir Charlotte Cra. child and servant. w. HssaTann
QaadL fasbs Hermann and Mare OHenmuDd iern
Lsbsmanu, Never Scott, Mr. Mitchell Major Norton
You Hsnman sne hT and AA Charles hAcIoh
and auily. Nj ADD MrA YautrfaBie and others -. -
lit--lu st..ahip salvador Ang Nv A.
Uas.rtV " O. Mcneil D. H. CAk snd children T. Wetter, y ~
wst,t" ~ csiiisg W. Baker w H. Baker Wife and hdfss
p Evaus NJ Hisse Mss Buter NJ. Walker w. H. Miller, r.
Ward. 49, b. watsI H. Reed 4 b. harshsl H. L Bsehns y n
white JohH Beard w. c. Flint. Mis- NJ Flint Mss H. Flint Miss a.
plot MsAlls9p, fag MIS- MoTe Mrs hSTsl Ms EOnA
J. Husten A. PArh Harris j. Thomaa MIS- IL
s. Howell Mss Srwbsru pL j. G. = EaEe and wifi X hnRie
Ebgie W l. CIR J. H. Beamont Miss skinner w, H.
Sunuer L. d. Norton. Dr. A. KHaE M Hail. hTs H. W. Densow.
ehs servants G. Harris O. Nichols p Nichols j. Begsu.
srhsn j. Dian A.. ImluE Mr. Astsslr rtildrsn
Williams W Dnnauu, Miss Barns T. b Boohe, II koseLih,
Mas L. MAYER Mis- Bethel Mr. BAnkenee, Nj Aulus
vile ssi ehdIen. BausL, NJ Mason Mr Adams Soomoa, Mr.
Bethel Mr. Jartsou D. Bard Mr. Daley n Pblnssy e. Hose
ard 'srag W a. Ph,ts B. sieIAs, l. siASsy y smith g
}. Adams hud ehdreu A. ". stuus and "a sesrAgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12
THE NEW FIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH.

The TBIBUNE published some weeks ago an
abstract Of proposals for the construction OF and
perfected system Of telegraph for Fealarm purposes
The specifications required the utmost completeness a.
60 the materias the workmanship, and the adaptabty
OF the system 10 the purposes Of Arelarm telegraph
At the meeting Of the Fire Commissioners yesterday the
Committee reported to whom the matter was referred
AFTER enumeratng the defects Of the old sem and the
necessities OF new and improved one the Committee
reported that they had received three bids % fooWs
From the Automatic Fre.Alarm Company OF Leetonis,
ONO from the Cleveland Fre-AlarT Telegraph Company
OF Cleveland OhiO and from Messrs Charles i. a j. NJ
Chester OF this city The Ohio bids the Committee say,
failed up 70 the specifications and terms Of con-
tract and could give guarantee OF future protection
70 any paten The offer Of tho Messrs Chester, in con-
tunctfOn with certain patented machinery, combining
Yhe highest scientific perfection appeared far
tical and satisfactory the COMMITTEES than anything
else presented and though involved heavy outlay OF
money the Committee OF the opinion that expense
ebOud not be regarded an argument against the ad0p
ZION of the very best system The Committee appended
10 their report the following resolution: f.rfL
Resrd Of Metropolitan Yrs Commissioners award
a Mssrs Charles m j. W. Of the City Of NssYork
.ra r Constructing furnishing for ne use Of The metropolitan Fire
Depasnt perfect ySte Of alarm Telegraph IN aeeetd
ane their 0fes proposal aBd Accompanies speehe
Nsut President Secretary o. the boar q MeoPos
Fire ard they hereby directed 70 baVe Ieeue
h proper FORM an contracts snd papers O na' purpose "
hereby contemplated MSL IL ~ $500. Committee {,
The report was referred the Committee OF the Whole
ard after due deliberation and discussion was unanl
u lusly adopted g. ..a "
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EXCESSIVE DAMAGES.

The case of Charles G. Lockwood agt. The
Eew.York Central Railroad Company, which came up
appeal before Judges Nelson and Smaey has been do
cided The plaintiff In this accompanying
cattle belonging 20 him during their passage over the
Central Railroad FROM Buffalo to Albany Near the town
OF Lenox is q high embankment passing over deep
chasm and forming steep ascending grade The engDe
deficient In power the attempt was made 70 ascend the
grade by backing down aud starting again with great
force by which some OF the cattle thrown down and
their safety TIE plaintiff thereupon got out OF
the car In which he was riding and, while walking for
ward 10 look after his cattle fell INTO the chasm which
was not guarded by light railing For tho INJURIES
40 the plaintiff sued the Company and recovered
900 The present application Is ON the part Of tho
Company for q new trial on the ground OF excessive
damages and Justice Nelson has rendered this decision
After tho best confederation have been able 10 give
this case, we have Ia the conclusion that the
damages are excessive and that the should be sub
United 20 another Jury. But doDo had any sub.
santial error point OF law, committed by the learned
Judge In the course OF the trial. the trial must be
payment of costs OF the Circuit Lot rule be entered
accOrdingly
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
poRT or NETWORK. o.

poRT or sEw.IoRE. .,......... .....,.,Aagust II.
. ..U ..I CLEARED. .. Ii. ....
stssmhps-AAskA GRAY, ApRvhhi Rapdao Mallory sA,inuah
S,so.sa kyder Charleston Sah jones' Philadelphia; NeyAdA
Grrrn LypSo hpEfTe Price, Wilmington n c. Aea'Ahs Kelly
sbesSasn links Phtrev Lsghoru ana Naples GeDtOo Free
au Baltimore Constitution Duston, L1srpooli Nautilus, hagAA
BsrIs-AsBc gehbssbubs LysrOas Peade Packard sAguA
pomna Collote Thesie Jasper Weber St John, b. -.
Brg.Naiad BTs Cenmegos Green Olive Peubov Cork for
orders Jenny Laarsen, Port Spain aud Porto Caoo Crescent
v Grsadl Pett Yarmouth n s. via south Amboyt
Tlsu wvnan ST. John n b. Wood God BEunos T9nis
BdIne Bnuee BALTIMORE; Brilliant Wass. Addison. Ne stephen
Watenaab Chsse Ne~Bediod W Gesher Etber' keAmond
Dat. JobnsoB, STANFORD. ....." ..'..r.rpF
sloop-ohehtai, orerop, Bridgeport
H. ~ -u. ARRIVED. ..'.Ilfll -.
Steamship Lafayette Rosssan Hays July 3D. aud Bres JAY 81
steamship PepT'suh, Hall Liverpool JAY 20, oue~'oNH 49,
md.e aud
ssashp Obamplon LOctyocd Charleston Iodse and
Salvador Nckerson. Savannah, mdse and pass
Aurenma, SswcAe Bng., - days, chemicals
Brig Motaney, Hill. jacksonville, Fla, II days lumber t.
BrF Sad Juan HahOueT Nassau. y r.. lodays molAsses
Brjr Uuou star Merriam, liver Rbst ~ ST. II days, sphng
Rug L. r. Hopkins Prriuofe. Vriuia. . PHO
SER John Ferris. 81 Joha Hilnss,op ~ C., days, lumber
T-i scHOoSgRs-KIrRR LSp ooA.rvnH -
u, TIM. yiIsipIh LoIs Klots, GesrsstoWb, D. C.
DOMESTIC PORTS. r l. -tli
posoy Aug iAfrlVed snip houtrose from Calcutta brgs
H.yno CenfasEos RehAIdsos from Bsa@os ko''Aeh
Es, HosE0H Aug iPSed in for Baltimore brig George
81 r. .scero AnE llcltired bais Rel Cross knight for
c. In B Of wheat; FsrsEAy. for Sidney uAh 400 bills
iour san or Valparaiso Sailed ship Criterion ~f OAao bark
EosssmAH. for liverpool ..# d.. ..If r. .lleHlL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12
TILE LOTTERY GASES.

In the lottery cases of the United States agt.
John Connor and the Same agt Joseph Young in which
arose questions relating TO the criminal liability OF clerks
eneeIa tax had not been paid Mr. Commissioner Shields
has decided foovs These parties were charged with
Violation OF the Internal Revenue law In not paying
special tax as lottery ticket dealers The defense was
that they acting clerks OF Mclptyre Co, and
were therefore not liable The Commissioner holds that
they are liable under the law being concerned In and
engaged In the business OF lottery ticket dealers without
paying special tax" The defendants are held TO await
the action Of the Grand Jury.
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THE courts.
THE AFTER DARK CASE

l'-s- ft-..a THE AFTER DARK ChSEs
"a In the case of Henry Z. Palmer against John
f. McDonough in which the former sought to have the
latter enoned from playing After Dark atthe Bowery
.Theater Mr. Justice Nelson has rendered the following
decision: on It ....t3A plI I'D ftf.., -
This motion for preliminary injunction to restrain n. defendant
Representing certain drama called Tendon
nv EiFb antrsad called 81 the Balns Of Amer Dark The
pnsnt Dion Bouceau o Lon.
Ruthor and that he held assignment Of the
him for throughout the United States One OF the
had been pubhoaon oil
The Of the author bee the
bsrTard which ~ INST be adnt Wou
constitute complete defense " this motion The bill AYERS thai me pay
bad printed published In print In other deu
Gated the public The bill to by the complainant sS a.
Ignmentto Palmer dated April l6 % nappears from Tue mdat
which the 1863 the print IN The CITY
LONDON and On with other playa various book lsnds Kept
publicly That the iu the Fa 81 That
his Tendon printed copy oit py
from bin. Woodward, who makes an ahyt
defendant from Lunoha printed about e same
appears from the affidavit and from neNpApe pgn
nstd IN the City Of New York onhe 3t Of October lt t s
pahe there Now toHgh there k 20 Sc aepee
The printed publications IN London PRIOR to the 70
the Complainant that they With the csen o. the
fact II The printed copies bepg on pubic
opinion that respeets the complainant hnleL Who we party
exclusively Interested w this country has not been @aee 'h
would justify granting preliminary 9upetop. some fPS1f
bn than be hAde hY aiaSit lud be
copies h1sD both % LonaSn
ork and for this tie nnet0n should Je
withheld until the beaug tbs proceedings and proofs L
Motion denied. Hf ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12
CRIMINAL,

3, At Jefferson Market Police Court 9yesteg7
day, before Justice Ledyth John Leonard charged
by Mrs Elizabeth Mccall, residing at No 300 YOrst,
Brooklyn, with hayDg picked her pocket yesterday OF
3d. while in Forty secohd car. He was committed to
answer, without ball. OH jG DTS ,G18iIoDl
AT the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Alder
man OBrien held. to bail Edward Stein and James
Thompson who were arrested on q charge OF having
stolen $500 worth Of vanilla beans belonging TO herriGk
Co.. or No 20 Willlam-st Patrick Kelly was commit
ted for having stolen coat valued at S from Timothy
Hubbard Of ftatousn' l~i'ila.sll Oh l0 III .d0
Before Justice Mansfield, at Essex Market
Police Court brute named Charles A. +. Deitz was
charged by hts wife with having most severely beaten
her Of which fact the poor womans person bore unis
taxable marks He has treated her she says very cruelty
OF ae and several days ago he gagged her. tied her
hands behind her back and beat and struck most
merciflllv Her husband sueny silent when qies-
toned By the Justice, who committed HUI for further
examination. - 70 ''' -- ~ '''''" i'
5HlI o. bnG sHOJ----~r ~ C1 OBI uf DIX
u Oh L,uoCOURT, CAI.ENDARS-THIs DAY. rr.I rot
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.-SPE TERM
EUsIlS 4y g. e. IG l0 l2l, lR6 l3s l41 1854 1855 Ia ~
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DECISIONS.

SUrPRRME CoURr-CHAMBERs-By lSGRAHAM,
J-Duddenswik ag Frost-a1uSSn n densa c3sts 70
S Rpaate sis on terms Holloway stephens &cGow
snce 1900 granted ser Fl S Ss burnett
SI-MOtion granted Baker agt Goodenough ct al.mMo-
tlon rranted Nelson agt. Blanchhed-
ag Parker-Reerence ordered 10 In
aura IA 10 nToper suR for AmonY and counsel fee No
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AMERIcANs Ar PARIs.

July 29-New- York c. f. Us 1us, A. Taylor w.
T. Dodge D. Russell wife o O stopp,s q Tsgsbgs Mn $
Carter MIA n v wsis O. Graa = Wood r. r Roodsard and
family, hr j. b. Mackenzie. Mia, A. Web
g. X RaDda e. Harriet wife Miss N, Harriet, mss r.
Marriott Master s. q. Harriet. n Alnnann. AZ.
RiieT and family, h. KoOedeT SIR and Airs W. n.
EesmsH hss Redges, D. Sa%gbsn J. b. EhiFts !
T. Grant W. H. Hsou j. o. haTsba and family. Phdt bhat r.
Whesu r L. Baxter Boson c. Van Bruut md ve Ms, q.
g. Lvsgmo H. D. Ioekv oed and family j. Lyernore
siis s9s daughter " D. Ps5Ls j. b KsIy , T. Rge Miss u
Geogs Bemis King Chss &c ET0udat y L. DoJ, AmO Ald
vile d. Smith Warrington; A. D. Gillette. Brooklyn X X
A. iFeE
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THE PRATT HABEAs CORPS CASE JUsTIC
MeCgNN UNDERTAKES 10 DISCHARGE III
PRISONER ... TT AII... .....


o. In the matter of the application for the dis
charge from custody Of John IT, Pratt tho alleged fns-
tive murderer and traitor Texas Mr. Justice MdChnn
hasrendered the following decision - u ia 81,
The petitioner before return to wit OF haoe eSrpu, aaa
t q he uaiea states Marshal Tpproaeh the Of ne
T a a1 TS aS. prPa'S disc age
du Is are ioS obvious to be installer aSl ds-
I as,;. e s ss s. . et aSs Ss:4a'' ' '
SE EPSsT Os 's SsJSp SJ ps ~ n Nae
rok. aad hs cratoa er any or ettber Of tltn
H prstt 3D. % he 81 o., q 05ior 10 yslt ma BE q
q. a eaS SP sSS e F &c sS Va'S S S U
h TssE s 's .T s ~ 'S 5 sS eTt I'D ss
commit ths Asss lbs United STATE, as Is mes fy 1
romnspdr Of President of yl states
s s t Jadss o. cs Of n. Uad states ssj State. t
ss.i I :. s1 r r Ss p a 'i T. % S '
.s s MP as e. 70 S ~ 0 % 3 'H'' ''4 'aD" ny BASE
i go ''' - ~ Jors 4, o.nons, . $ ceny.daast
EnwiEps PIEHHEPoSr Q. 5 Dls,rc, Atsrnry. p
. & a.. iG% aSs 70 re 9so o Is & %
% ssss1 x <, .1, ,, e SsSi e s Sn m
,' The ss s' ,S SHs &c ''.a a.,. Sos sS
mpuisd p,thoo'r IN lhs ogPHln,h' '@qun, % nsl
os, 1% . '' a ssrtsaSs scp.es :, nSS deserve ~
sS; ,. T,t g. % S r .r t.. uss ss s,IS s
.ssrs s Of .. 'as t. .s or s s1S, I s .ss
he u nh Jt
81 tutorut
qnremens But the feier Govsrpmsr has juteu Of
sac Of uarisI ,eepi ~ srta nsess ,a' Bot ioi ny osn
,bIy reqsreaea of,be f'dsla~ rsssd ~hslhsr sb not
remand the aoHr under protso 81 the keeousrpci ss
oscou the following srfaeut i eoucnnt The
vLasg WarftVths pgiuVh j. A,d "a ohsroiA
eir and has ouv cyi afiscuu NbE the Rsonsuueton
expressly -Hkss .i'F-l 80
|, subjected military The mItaty commanded
possrsi 10 parish an ubes Of psbbe Psaeq eai
pals" Nc civil tHluual take lunsdeton 81 enn'nss
iuteffreAct under
color Of STATE authority the Of military hulo uHsef Tins
set ba be- IN 1rAs therefore herv bat
srr law There y ba jurisdiction but pat ind do
nslru,t Of the military Hence results that feus
ed 10 TeI u keeob,otou sc Ne vad Is az eans, Hgant
sons an cirl cou has isriidieon 10 enuii Tor
a., rot "a sura b. sh etsf bus tbs sInes
e nrcesssrJ eIcueu " the other Jbe ~
he by statute and nowhere 70 the voane o.
he found Authorizing pIsi Stat-s
trial before miutary eout 10 aspect
Of bsyoud question that The dHtOp Of the Tet
Commissioner 10 % jurisdiction AID
n results thence detsniion Of The psiiioner
Illegal Prem sueh Illegal desnioR the statute males
~, inps,ttye datTl Tehers ka. " there any
evidence before the petitioner g 81 cme against ibe
him into the custody othc sheuH abide
r,ouon fon Of htats Bui a. The umpni
Issued s not produced 70
ootOar notnE bot the hesrSs ssieru u
e the petitioner has committed muref NE state
Of TeT alternative therefore bH 70 order that the ps'
tone be .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12
A CIGAR MANUFACTURES IN TROUBLE.

Joseph Buckhart or NO. 2Of oecOnd-st' was
arrested on complaint Of Deputy Collector Archbod Of
the Seventh Collection District and brought before Com
missioner Shields TO answer charge OF manufacturing
CHARS without paying the special tax required by law.
HeWas committed for examination IL alleged that
his aly consisting OF six persons, have been manufao-
The defendant spoke peculiar language that the Com
missi,ner could find none to interpret. f.f... -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE PRESS

Captains arriving AZ this port are relueted -
srr paeiags ressd the kewiok Associated Press only q
persons exhibiting authority Of J. w snenIon Senra
Agent packages Journal Of CoBnroe fes TKiBuHk
World Rpr Behg Post, CoHmeraI ddrsrfis,r SLaau
Z,g and S I0rtp Dsotrai should also bs delivered 'n
the uerrnpa ..H ...I .I ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12

ANILLICIr CIGAR PEDDLER DISCHARGED. b
George Hahn, the peddler of untaxed cigars,
who had wandered into the u g. Court Buildings to yend
his "Havnas." and brought before Commissioner
Shields 70 mswer, has been discharged payment OF
cigars, cT..-. If
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eos YORK pA4 TRIBUNE 1859

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Arthur agt. -Val-Motion granted. Ssmter et al agt.
Motion denied; costs TO abide event tIloJ -
,SuPERIoR0 90 uRT1 srEcfkL TERh.-amoek ct al. agt
Luyser-Aotion granted without costs. KenninRton
King ct al-hotion granted. Aihurtis agt. Aert0u--
Motion granted bydefauty iouldIsgt MaRrath-RePprt
of Referee q
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which TINS lies uTIder the imputatOn of being dis
honestly edited. and which, whether honest dis
honest is scanffalOusly ignorant and to the
traveller whom it pretends to guide. 9t, giI COW. g. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12
-HE SPANISH eUNRoArs

Marshal Barlow has received a dispatch from
the Secretary ofstate relieving him from the respons
bity Of keeping rle Spanish gunboats in custody and
Brooklyn Nayy-Yard. .t ...- . ...... IN .''U
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