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GIFTED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Important Decision im a Copyright Case
BEFORE Judre BlatchfOrd.

Important Decision im n Copyright Case.
Before Judge Batchford.
PAGE rs. BanEs d GOuM.-The action IN this
case was brought 10 recover damages for the alleged
violation OF a certain copyright on the part OF the
defendants in publishing second edition OF the
plaint's law reports. 1t appeared that the defend
ants paid 1000 volume for the right 10 publish the
nrst edition OF the reports IN question. A sec ma
edition was subsequently, issued by the defendants,
when the action was brought 70 recover damages.
Judge Blachlord, after reviewing the facts OF the
case dismissed the suit holding that the defendants
had right 70 publish the seco. ID edition.
Petitions and Discharges ia bankruptcy.
During the past week voluntary petition In bank
rDptcy was ned by Groamo Donati, and discharges
IN bankruptcy were received BY William French,
James ATKINS, Sirius Scudder, Joseph j. Barnum
and Theodore Karner.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Steamboat Collision.
Before Judge Benedict,

Before Judge BENEDICT.
Nd'ra0ansett Steamship Company Us. The Steam
boat Nd,ra0anset, Her Tackle. dc.-The company
have died libel against the vessel for the recovery
OF damages in the sum OF $1,000, for Injuries done
the steamboat Providence by the Narragansett,
which ran into her Gay in April. 1869. as she was
leaving the dock.
Bankruptcy Cases.
The proceedings In The matter OF the petition Ned
against Wells, Holyroyd Co., dealers In coal and
wood In Fulton avenue. have been discontinued In
asmuch rs the case has been settled outside Of
court.
Edgar 8. Nichols and Rufus d. Platt received dis
charges In bankruptcy yesterday.
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cLosINa PRICES Ar rnE sroox rxnuA

CLoSlNo PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The following were the closing prices of stocks at
the last session OF the Stock Excnange:-Canton IS
$50; Cumberland, 80 SO; Western Union, ssh
ao3.; Quicksilver l3K 14h; Mariposa, loH . l01G;
40. preferred, 81 2lh; do. certificates,
5oh 81; Pacific Mail, az AK; Boston Water
Power, 1874 Is; Adams Express, "a bid; Wells
Fargo Express, 2o1s q 2Oa4; American Express 37a
371s; United states Express 80 q 6l; New YORK
Central, consolidated, 9s1s q 9sH; SCRIP 954 90;
Erie, AA bid; do. preferred, Il bid; Reading. e8x q
96A; Michigan Central. lls 100; Lake
Shore, s53s s5h Illinois Central las bid;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 94K bid; Chicago and
Northwestern 721s 72x; do. preferred, Ssa1 se,.
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati 733z a 74h;
Milwaukee and 81. Paul, 72A q 721s; do. preferred
s71s as76; Toledo and Wabash, AK 47I6; do. pre-.
ferred, 73s; Fort wayne s9I4 90; Alton and Terre
Haute, 20 q 81; do. preferred. so q 60A; OHIO and
Mississippi, 26A 2ozG; Delaware and Lackawanna,
105 1051; New Jersey Central 9S11 90; Chicago
ana Alton, 145 bid 90. preferred. 145s lat; Morris
and Essex, S64 81 Hannibal and st. Joseph, lO7 y
a 100; do. preferred, 1o7 a 1O9 Dubuque ana Sioux
city, 1854 100; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Centrai. 201 201l.
rHE suB.TREAsUHY REPORT.
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THE BoYLsToN BANK RoBBERY.-It IL now cur
rently reported that the nve men engaged In the
B0yst0n Bank robbery, having faiied TO make,
promise with the losers OF the bonds have divided
the punder. each share amounting TO about $4,000,
after some investments ou: OF the common stock for
Q common purpose. This division II said to have
taken place at new YORK early last weeE.-Bost0n
Traveller, Fe0. 4
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The Fschfetto, OF Turin, represents the Pope In
brown study and soilloQnizlng a. foliows:-"And 10
just imagine thar that Old fool Antonelli does nos
even believe IN my iniability Why, II IL continues
ike this shall soon DC tue only one VINO does bo-
levo IN NJ
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SUPREME -cIaCUlT-pART 2.
Dispute About Pianos.
Eefore Judge Pratt.

Dispute About Pianos.
Before Judge Pratt.
Ernest Gaoler rs. Joseph Hegenaan ana A,thu,'
Wtnnfngton.--This was an action to recover sEo
for the alleged illegal detention OF three pianos.
The defence was that the instruments had been
pledged to defendants for $500 by one Ernest Van
Jalsen, to whom palntir had entrusted them TO
sell, ana inasmuch as the money loaned had never
been repaid they claimed right TO retain them.
Verdict Tor the defendants.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Admitted TO Ball.

Before Commissioner Jones.
The United States u.s. Fd1rel Rtlep--The defen.
dant was arrested few days since ON the charge OF
carrying on the retail liquor business at Hunters
Point without paying special tax. He was locked
up until yesterday, when he succeeded procuring
bondsman, and was admitted TO bail In the VI
S6OO
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SUPERIOR CCURr-SplCAL Tsaa.
How TO Get Money Our Of the United States
Trust COMPANY.
Before Judge Barbour.

Trust company
Before Judge Barbour.
In the Natter Of the Petition or Henry Neacton,
m. Jor The payment OF certain moneys nom the
United States Trust Compdnp.-Ths application was
made on behalf Of Henry Newton, Jr., who claims
to be the son and only child OF one Elizabeth Webb
Frazier and tnat rs such and heir he IL entitled
70 certain trust moneys which were deposited in
lS4S IN The United States Trust Company by one
John H. Swift ~ trustee.
Mr. Douglas A. Levien, Jr., appeared on behalf OF
the attaching creditors and claimed tuas the fund In
the hands Of the Trust Company belonged to the
children Of Alexander q. rrASleT, and that the pett
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Holders Of gold paid from AZ to per cent to
have their balances carried over. In an excep-
tional instance the rate was ''nar' for borrowing.
The exports OF the day exhibited In the table for
the week given further on The operations of the
Gold Exchange Bank were as folows:-
GOu clcaTeu S3o,oSZ,oO
Cold baan ces. 1,457 4y3
Currency Daances. es....................... 76S 245
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The follow ing shows the results OF to-day's bust

3II7,bsU cul1CcI1eu gold CertHCltes were sent To
Washington.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT OF NEW YORK CITY BANKS.
The following are the last quarterly statements OF
the liabilities OF the New York State and national
banks OF this city,
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THE SPECIE EXPORTS

The following is detailed report OF the specie ex-
ported from New York during the week.
February 2-Steamer Hansa, London--Mex-
lean dollars. 5000
February 2-Steamer Hansa, Pars-NeXl-
can dollars. ...................... 5000
February 4-Brlg Henry lrow bridge. Ponce,
r. R.-American silver. ............ -. $4,000
February 4-Sch0oner keokuk, Arroyo,
=. K.-Amercan silver. ................ o.2o0
February 4--Brig Scotland, Buenos Ayres-
Patriot doubloons. .................. 0,571
February 5--Scho0ner AbDc ingalls,, Ponce,
2. R.--American silver. er................... 5922
February 5-Steamer Ierere, uavIe-
Mexican silver ...................... 10000
Silver bars. $500
Cold bars. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25 900
Gold bars. 5........... ...................... 35,SI5
February 5-Steamer deutschland, Lon
dOn-Sllver Oare.. re....................... 1880
February 5-Steamer deutschland, South
ampton-GOld coin. n....................... "a, 500
February 5--SLenmer Deutschland, Bre
men, Foreign silver. 1000
February 5-Steamer City OF L0ndon-Lv-
erpOol-Britsh gold. Old...................... $500
February 5-Steamer Henry Chauncey,
Punta Arenas-American gold. 5000
February 5-Steamer Henry Chauncey
AspnWall-Auerican silver. 500
Total. Observation-Disclosures. S249 30i
Previously reported. 268J, 800
Total since January I, 1870. ,932 COS
Same time 1862 3,7sS, ,6O3
Same time 1868 8,983,SS3
same time 1857 Observation-Disclosures. 1881, $50
Same time 1860. 3717,Sl4
Same time 1868, a.
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NEWS FROM CUBA,

New YORK, May 3l.-A Havana
correspondent writes that the rainy sea
son has set in in Cuba and that the yell
low fever has broken ont at Nucvitl>
and Puerto Principe, greatly to the con
,tcrnatiom Of the Spaniard- lie ais"
reports Cuban success in several
Small engagements The execution OF
Cuban prisoners by 'hc Spanish an
lhorilics continues.
\ passenger whoarrivrd Yesterday 10y
the Marirusa from Havana states that.
ON the day of his leaving that port, the
2jth inst, Il rumor was current that
the George p. Upton had landed her
passengers and cargo some days pre-
yiou~lv in one of the bays Oh the north
shore of the Eastern Department. Her
rasScngcrs consist almost entirel Y OF
CublmS. She went in charge of eXpe-
rirnced scamcn. the officers being, com
mandcr, Thomas Dornin, Of the Hornet :;
first officer, X. Summers, who success
fully landed the cargo of the Anna !;
second. W. j. Cooke. Of the Hornet;
third. Lieutenant j. Chavean, late
of the Spanish photographic
Corp. luymaSlcr. Mumose, of
the Hornet and Anna; surgeon, J. Por.
,rlIo. chief engineer, j. \. Ayncan first
assistant cn@iurcr, J. Aah, all of the
Hornet. The forces on board are nm
der command Of Colonel Jasper Bctan-
court. OF General Jor,lans statl,- who
arrived here with him His Chiei-oi-
Stah is Lieutenant Westerman, Dane,
anrphcw Il of Baron Demoltke. Among
the military officers are MeSsrs- Can
tcro, Sarcol Nicino, Niuols and Terry.
Twelve military engineer officers ac-
company the expedition. Hex cargo
consists in part of 5000 muskctS, 21U
rifles. 100 revolvers, 7OO, 600 metallic and
100000 percussion cartridges, four
ons of powder, one ton OF sulpher ~
army medicine chests, five saddles, 1o0
macheteS and 100 bags of clothing.
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THE FENlANS

ALBANY, May 3l.-CoI. j. B. Levrch
has been authorized 10y Gov. Hoffman
to proceed to Malone Immediately and
furnish transportation home to all
strangers in and aboutthat place. Hon;
VIM. NJ. Tweed advances money and
authorizes Col. Levrich TO send home
at his expense all belonging to New
York.
Sr. ALBAHS, May 3l.-Rowc, who
was killed in the Richards Farm fight,
was disinterred to-day by consent OF the
Canadians and forwarded to his moth
cr. OBricn, killed i'll the same en-
gagcment. was also forwarded to his
friends. General Donnelly was removed
from Franklin to st. Albans this NOM
ing and is under arrest. Theo. Marphy,
who was captured by Canadians, is now
in the Sweetsburgh Jail. 1t is thought
he will be set at liberty at an early day.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-The Govern.
ment has official information that a
first-class European power, possessing
only~T few sea ports, has offered to the
Dominican Government S27, 100000 for
the Bay Of Samana. in case the treaty
now pending between the United States
and that Government is not ratified by
the Senate
The President today signed the bill
to enforce the right of citizens Of the
United States to vote in several States
and for other purposes.
The President sent secret Mosaic
to the Senate to-day proposing amend
ments to the San Domingo treaty, all
extending the time for the exchange OF
ratiffrations 10 july lst
The House committee on the District
OF Columbia have decided to report a
bill declaring Christmas, New Years,
July Fourth and Thanksgiving Day,
national holidays.
Vice President ColfaX LETT here to
escort his wife and child to his summer
residence and will not return until Sat
urday. During his absence Mr.. An
thony will preside over the Senate.
The Senate shortly after one clock
went into Executive session to consider
nle question of the ratification Of the
Reciprocity treaty with the Sandwich
Islands. Mr.. Sumner made long
speech in its favor and the subject was
up all day
The following telegram addressed to
Commissioner Delano, dated Little
Rock, Arkansas, May ;Oth, was re-
ccived to-day: "'rhe Indian tobacco
seizure cases were decided on the 23d, at
Van Buren,, before Judge Caldwell, and
all the property seized is forfeited to the
Government, and all the parties indicted.
The tobacco thieves are utterly crushed
and the laws triumphant. Judge Cald-
well holds that the laws Of Congress
are paramount to any treaty, whether
domestic or foreign, and that all inter
nal revenue laws relating to tobacco cX-
tend 20 all persons in the Indian terri
tory. The jury without leaving their
seats, found verdict for the Govern
ment, after instruction. from the Court.
(Signed,) ,IomN McDuNALp,
Supervisor of Internal Revenue
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FOREIGN NEWS.


= LONDONDERRY, May 3l.-The steamer
City OF Rogusa will leave this afternoon
for New York. She is only 2l feet long
and is provisioned for three months.
The Captain counts on the passage in
side Of fifty days. The crew consists OF
one man besides the Captain. A New
foundland dog goes as a passenger.
New York is the nominal point of des-
tination, but the Captain will make any
convenient point in the United States
A crowd witnessed her departure
LONDON, MAY 3l.-Adyices from the
wst coast of Africa announces serious
troubles in Liberia. The President ap-
pointed Walter Good, Collector and
Postmaster at Pahnas and the people
there to whom the appointment is dis
tasteful threaten secession it he is con
firmed.
The London Daily NewaapIeads for
an international copyright treaty be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States .
The Times says billiard PLAYERS in
En- land are much disgusted with
Bowles playing last evening
The weather for the past few days
was unseasonably dry and warm and
the growing crops are already suffering.
ApprehenSions of serious drought are
felt. ..-.'
Dispatches from Bombay state that
within few days $1,000 bales of cot
ton were shipped to Europe by way of
the Suez Canal.
The House of Commons did not adj
journ until late hour this morning. 4
loud debate occurred in the committee
on the Admiralty management. While
the supply bill was under consideration
the appropriation for the Admiralty
was eventually carried by a small ma
iority. The committee arose and the
House adjourned.
PARIS, May 3l.-Yesterlay more
than twenty persons imprisoned in st.
MazaS prison, charged with completely
in the hate regicide plot, were uncOn-
ditionally released 1t is announced
that more will he released today.
The movement in favor of Cernuschi,
the Italian banker cxilcd for having
contributed money to the radicals TO
help to defeat the contirmative vote on
the plebiscitum, is very popular in
Paris, and will unquestionably he sue
cess.
PArIS, May 3l.-The session OF the
Corps Legislatit yesterday was nearly
consumed III debating means to check
the ravages ot the smallpox in Paris.
No session of the High Court will he
held outside Of Paris during the present
session Of the Corps Legislatif The
latter continues until the first day of
August.
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Youthful Female ScnHpS fa.'n
Burning.

finn r,,l.rs will JnultIrsS ramr,uLrr
=, w., ',i'"''i ,I p',i' ~ ,I', n,i inv, ~,
.n,.o ,,,, -, nr .a nn.,,,n, Of tho Lyr,imr ~ rm
I',H;,,,,nn, I"rE ", ,, I,a,n G.w Jay. oftcr.
DarjS an o,tnmrt wos made f. Lr,r
H., Jwcii;n., hans. Which, lei f., The
'I;.cn,ar,' H.. - tLn m,rr.trolor. nf,I,,. or,
1',',,s w. 49,, ll =, ,,,l,,, ,l,,,.,,.,
anu NOV w P.'l'', :" I,;'', .;I | 80, ,. ,,9
nSIo'nu.ns pa'o' -; i""',,,, ie.,i"i ;'Ia','i
I''''' E,'' I .'',, ~ ,''.i ".iJ 1 a pn,,;,,,,,
III inc .a''t,H % r.., o'oEyI n",I'~, n"m'ai W.
Mvlv :" ID'I,T W;n ~ ANY, ,,,1'r p5,,Iy ,,rj ~
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Fashionable Gossip.

The dresses worn at the late straw
berry festival of Mrs Grant are spoken
of as having been exceedingly rich,
Miss Chambers dress was most lavish
" trimmed with lace, and the apron
front of the overdress was entirely com
posed of lace and inserting. Mrs. Ban
crot, Davis wore very rich lavender
sinl and point applique scarf. Mrs
Bowers wore dress Of black nor-
entine, trimmed with Grape. MrS
Dent wore lilac grenadine, over SIX.
Mrs. Coston's dress was greatly ad-
mircd. 1t was made OF Metternich
green silk, en- train The overs kTt
was of the same silk, richly embroider-
ed in white. She also wore costly
black silk shawl. The most fashion
able and becoming articles for the
wateringplac season are widows capss,
which are made in the form ot small
triangle, toinhcate that the weather Is
resdy to try angling for fresh prize.
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TuoS. BANHRIcH, Jr., $ec'y.
What Can Er Done with the Build-
ings in Washington.

\ Western correspondent, who i IN
favor Of removing the national capital
to some point on the plains between the
Mississippi river and the Rocky noun
tains. say- the buildings in Washington
could be rendered useful. The CapI-
tol, he thinks, would make an excellent
asylum FOR dccaycd politician. Thc
Treasury Building he would approprr
ate a. refuge for free love philoso-
pliers and attinitics Of both sexes. The
Patent Office would bcwcll suited for
the support of worn ont women rights
women, while the remaining public ed.
iticcs would come i'll very we'll "a shell
tcring places for the leaders Of all the
other PLAYED ont isms the country.
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Trustees Sale.

BY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF
t,-aE, Trust lated the 2,l day of April, y. ID.
S1afa lSfi. recorded In the Rrcur,icr oiiicC
= Of WctZcl county, West virginia, ~
deed Of Trust Book No. >, page -, and made
by Edward sprung, Albert Ruclingrr, Au-
guSt Schmuck and Rudolph Eng!chnTt,
Trustees of thC Concord Association, To th"
undersigned Trustee. will, on S.NTl RDAl,
the Ith day 0f il NJ, 4. u. lSU, at I'll" front
door nf the Court House Of WctL'l county.
i'm the town oI New Martinsyillr, offer for
sale To the highest bidder In" following par
a., 1 or tract uf hand lying nj the junction OF
Fishing Creek and the Ohio River IN the
township Of Magnolia, county or "ttHi
and state OF West Virginia, bounded a. FOL
lows, tO-wit :-B"ginuins AT the mouth OF
Fishing Creek, thence down In" Ohio River
with the mcandCrs thereof AMI blndlng
thereon = II ". lSS poles, ;. y W. III
tnlrS la James G. IarnalI'> line, thence part
Is will said line :. J2 +. 2IS poles To hick-
ory. thcncc =. ar W. 70 poles tO Lynn and
Ash thence =. - T.. Il poles tO n stone Pile,
thence. v ~ r.. ISL pole to stone In 81 slip,
th..ncr :. ~ r.. ~ poles tO pointers where
the locust corner formerly stOOd, thence y.
- ". lE pplCS to 4 SycAIuor" on Inc creek
bank, thence down the creek with the me
sn,lrrs thereof y. a ". ~ poles, y. II W.
q poles, y. IZ Il. NJ poles, y. ~ r.. d poles,
y. r.. ~ poles. y. ~ y. - isplcs: ~ " w.
U poles, y. T. W. SpOlCS, y. ~ W. - IOlcS,
y. ~ W. I70 poles, y. ~ W. lD poles Ia The
plaCcOf beginning-c -colltalningi6Vih hiA nun
dr,,l and TJrty acres, more or lgsSs-bciIIg the
same tract Of land formerly owned lIy Rob
rrt W. Cox. The aforesaid D,S,l of Trust
was made tD secure to ROlS.rt W. Cox the
payment of six prpmiSsory not'H-thc INST
inr S5DO, payable September ist, lsEl; the
rrInaining five nutcS fUT SGJJ each, payable
September LIT, lS5U, ISL, lS72, 1873 and 1874,
respectively, bearing interest from April lst,
IS6. payable annually, Of which ssijd sans
Of money the said s9DO only has been paid,
without the interest. TlIcsaid sale will be
made tO enforce the payment Of $50 Of in
tareSt dnc April lSt, 100, which with Interest
thereon tO the day Of sale will amount tO
sL'5R:G sale tD be for cash ~ IT, ~ much
IA VIII pay ON IiIc s.lh sLyo.O anu ile c'SD
~ iicnc.d by note with good personal SctI-
riiy. The remainder Ofthc purchase money
Ia h. secured by "A lien on the land.
GF1D. y. BOYD, Trustee.
NEw MAETINsSILLE, April 2, ls7O.
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GENERALlTlES.

Two Radical officials In Alabama,
who killed Democratic editor, have
been acquitted.
A schoolboy defined appetite 10y
explaining that when I'm eating I'm
appy, and when I'm done, I'm tight.
Senator Sumner can never feel that
Virginia is properly reconstructed until
Richmond elects negro Mayor and the
name of the White Sulphur Springs is
changed. -, -a 14 ..s fa-.f. ..
Senator Cain, colored Of South Caro-
lima, has issued an earnest appeal TO the
Republicans to purge out the thieves
and robbers Who seem TO have control
of the party in that State.
Weston, the pedestrian, or "walkisr,
IL Artcmus Ward would call him, has
in New York, accomplished the feat OF
walking one hundred miles IN twenty
one hours and. forty minutes
/ man. in telling about a wonderful
parrot hanging in cage from the
/ window of house which he had pas
ed, said, at cries stop thief! so natural
that Whenever hear it lalways stop
/ u,na,hor R;chorI;, tl,e feld !
.k;ii n"S Lor,: ~ t,t;c, Fountoin
on',,,,, ol indiama -. r;.w Jays AGO with
,nnr ,,.n JcfneJ tcctL Naturally
nIan,,rons tn, a Iiy;rg tLe teeth had 10
I.n ny,ront.J - g;yn tIc I;ttIc fellow =
chance.
TL, G,,c,oI ron,,ra,cc nt thrM +
I',nurnh SnntL rcrcntiy in session at
Nti",,I,;, "". L",al;a,,r,aj .;a,,Ec In his
,ne'' pi'' IIso,o iiIs ." p;,Lom ;, "a Jrew, sod
,i". ,I. .ii ''','i - -, d,tnn, ] a,ro :, wag
'''"s Wv ~ ~ '''I ~. i;,.t H. rrosont
lFop'.ie nc ,,.,I "o,nT "oa %'taro,oo ta,o ~
~ ''''''''' 'e'''''''
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The Fenian General Gleason.

The Fcnian General Gleason, who, il
is ALLEGED, became disgustcd with the
invading forces on Trout river, last
week, anl abandoned thc enterprise of
conqucring Canada, it seems Is no
novice in the art of war Ii Is stated
that he is thirty-tive wears old, six feet
six inches high, two hundred AMI
twenty pounds weight, OF great physical
strength and mquestionable courage.
He was born in ireland, and at IN early
ago took part in an aburtive rising in
that country. After this hc made his
way to Rome, and entered the army Of
the Pope, where hc remained until
about the time of the late war in the
United States He arrived in this
country in ISG2, enlisted and rose 10 be
Il Lieut. Colonel in the SiNty-third New
York infantry. IN Irish regiment. Be
ing mustered Out at the close Vf the
war in 1868, he went back TO Italy
again, and once more put on the uni
form of the Papal army. He di~tin-
guishcl himself IN fighting The hrigaud-
and wa> decorated tor his ga!Iauiry.
Two wears allcrward he returned to this
country, and wa made an lnapecto' in
the Internal Revenue Department. lie
wa. Tor Il time connected with the crIr-
hratcL Collector Bailey, in New York,
and also with Colonel Burr Porter, and
distinguished himself fighting and sup.
pressing Illicit diStillcrs, in which he ac-
cumulated Il considerable Sum of money,
with which he went to Virginia and
bought 4 farm near Richmond, where
he was up To the breaking out Of the
present raid
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IIlll'SE.

.l.us,. Till tn revive navigation and
commercial interests "f the Inl'ed
States was considered, the previous
question seconded and the main qucS-
.rn orderci The discussion was then
.nj.nutd by Messrs Lynch, Wood
Peters and Cox. On motion, OF Mr.
Maynard the bill was recomlGitted To
rur select committee on the Decline Of
'M1!cIu Commerce.
Iuy blil 10 reduce internal taxes was
rl.n up The House proceeded with
ro nlI ~ tar a section l6, without
tpr.irg any important amendment
Tia, Speaker appointed as a commit
..r to visit West Point Messrs Logan
henck aud Slocum.
Adjourned