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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-11
THE TRINITY CHURCH PROPERTY AND THB
HEIRS OF ANNEkE JAMS.

The following brief statement relative to thu
claim set up by the OF Anneke JAMS to the property
held by the Corporation OF Trinity Church was pre-
pared for the Hon. A. Oakley Hall:
Anneke JAMS in 1868, seized Of the land now In
possession OF Trinity Church She devised it TO her seven
children, and died in that In l60l some only or
the devsees Of Apneke Jams executed deed Of transport
TO Gov Iovelace The Church entered under the trans
port and held under IL as tenant in common with those
OF the said devsees that had not conveyed or with their
descendants
The complainant CBogardus) one OF such descend
ants claimed be entitled to onefth OF onesiNth part
OF the lands tenant in common with the Church. owner
Of the other five-sxths.
The Church, in that suit put in plea and answer Tho
answer denied the material statements Of the BILL Tho
plea was that Queen Anne, being In possession
and occupation OF the lands in question: and
in receipt OF the rents and profits 10 her solo
and separate and benefit by her letters patent,
dated Nov 49, 1905 granted them 10 the Church, that tho
Church that day entered under such patent and be-
seized Of tho premises In fee, claiming 10 be OF
right sole and exclusive owner in fee simple, ana that
SINCE from the date OF such patent 10 the time OK
the plea had been In the interrupted sole, exclusive,
and actual possession OF the premises claiming 10 hold
the same sole and exclusive IN fee simple dur
ing the whole Of that time, &c This plea, having been
demurred adudged TO be valid by the decision of
the highest court and at the hearing In the suit OF Bo-
gardus agt Trinity Church. il lsi 1t was sustained by
overwhelming proofs.
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CHILL.
KING ORELIE l. OF ARAUCANIA-THE BOUNDARY
QUESTIONABLE MARRIAGE OF PROTEsfANTs
v WITH

KING ORELIE /. OF ARAUCANIA-THE BOUNDARY
QUESTIONABLE MARRIAGE OF PROTEsfANTs
AND CATHOLICS LEGALLY INTERPRETED WITH.
VALPARAISO, JAN 10.-One hundred Gauchos
or more have into Araucana and fosered &C.
dOn among wilder tribes OF Indians IL is reported
that notorious Frenchman who styles himself Oree
l., King Of Araucania, is again among those whom no
pleases 10 term his subjects.
The old boundary question so long pending between
Ch and the Argentine Provinces is being revived Tho
atter claim the whole OF Patagonia including the north
eh coast OF the Straits OF Magellan Chill having set
right OF the Argentes 10 territory she the first and
only nation TO settle. Patagonia has never
been settled either by Chans or Argentines
and Is still Inhabited only by the native
unclylled Indians. Negotiations are on foot
10 settle the point at issue by Determining in an ami
cable manner, line OF demarcaton which shall be salts
factory 10 both sides With this object Senior
was sent short time since 10 the Argentine Provinces
but complications growing OF the Spanish question
prevented a desirable understanding
The Court Of Appeals at Conception has confirmed the
sentence against the Rev. l. A. Maury, a Protestant
minister FOR having performed the marriage ceremony
between Professionals and Catholics The suit was inst
tuled by the Bishop OF Conception
The tender OF Mr. John Murphy for the construction
OF The new line OF railroad from Llalai to San Felipe
has been accepted. This line will cost Sis7 OOO and will
be commenced at once.
the American ship Mary Of Boston was lost on tho
voyage from CalaO 10 Queenstown, having board
cargo OF bOO tuns Of guanO. Capt. Hayward reports
tLal ~ lat 80 u S and long 81 W. the crew were con"
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COLOMBIA.
OUTRAGE on THE FREEMASONs - NEW ENTER
PRIsEs BY LAND AND SEA - THE DAlslEN
SURVEY.


OUTRAGE on THE FREEMASoNs - NEW ENTER
PRIsEs BY LAND AND SEA - THE DARIEN
SURVEY.
PANAMA, Feb. IA Masonic lodge in Palmira
has been attacked and despoed by party of fanatics
melted by the priesthood About 200 men proceeded at
midnight to the Masonic temple and after taking out all
its furniture and burning ii in the public square, retired
for the night The Masons who comparatively Few,
had cOntrved their escape during the comm siOn OF e
outrage, the principal actor in which has NED 10 Ca
where he likely to be taken and punished pioneer
steamer, the Telnub, has been purchased 10 open
up steam communication between the ports OF Iuaco
and BarbacOas. A line OF steamships mas Deen
started from this port Punta Arenas To Cenral
America and California, touching at the principal Mex
ports The pioneer steamer the Prince Alfred let
this port on her first trip the 9th ult Don Antonio
Flores Minister from the Republic OF Ecuador TO wash
ngton the Ishmus today 10 his uest
nation Ho Will represent Ecuador at the Peace Con
gress which Is decide the question between SPAN
and the South American Republics. line OF telegraph
proposed to be laid from this port 10 Plumbers III ler
Senior Paz Sedan, Peruvian, has solicited PERMISSION 10
lay the cable, and his petition has been favoraDy re-
ceivcd -,
We are now anxiously looking for the arrival OF the
Nipsic TO fulfill our expectations Of the commencement
of the Darien Survey. Two members OF the Unlted
States Coast Survey arrived by the last steamer from
New-York From the interior hear that the Govern
meut has with Mr.. W. L. stiles 10 CON
struct line graph between Facatativa ana HONDA
connecting with the lines already in existence 10 Am
balema and other places, and placing Honda IN direct
communication with BOgOta
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,,rars absoptno themselves on the plea OF disturb
ances In both branches OF the Legislature 'ney S"'
Hamilton holds the balance Of power In the oenaec'
both wings of the Republicans have 30 MEMOIRS OF
majority OF four, and III the House w. VI "'J0'' "
lOswhich will give IA on joint ballot
An effort will be made in Congress- WIN i''i
prospects of success TO discontinue the expensive pa
tice Of printing In The Globe at Government eNPonso
speeches that were never delivered In either Dody
present practice is for member to get the hoo' "
a prepared speech. and, on request, nc VIII
yield his time 10 other members, WHO ha'o
business transact, providing permission IS gwen
to print his speech in The Gtobe. mus
far permission has been refused and 1t Is the opi
ion Of the Speaker Of the House that speeches when
were never delivered space in The Go6e imam
all other matter including reports bills, resolutions ana
debates. Doing away with the practice WILL therefore,
save at least half OF present cost Of Tie GLOBE which
the Government has to pay for.
The Virginia Republicans in Congress are very much
disappointed at the political tone of Gov Walkers mes
sage to the Virginia legislature regarding it as de-
cided leaning to the old pro-savery element.
From present Indications it is probable that the noni
nations OF Strong and Bradley for the Supreme Behch
will be delayed in the Senate until the bill rearrahghg
the circuits acted upon Southern Senators favor the
provision requiring appointments to the supreme court
TO be made from residents OF the circuit for which they
are appointed
The senate Postal Committee to-day unanimously In
structed their Chairman to urge the passage OF inc
House bill for the abolition OF the Franhng PrlVlege,
and to prohibit the carrying Of all mail matter WITHOUT
prepayment. The Committee are opposed to amending
the bill in any form. The Chairman Senator Ramsey,
tried to get the floor to urge vote but failed lie VIII
renew his efforts tomorrow.
Mr Cumback Of Indiana has declined the mission TO
Portugal and his letter OF resignation to-day re-
ceved by the President.
Gen. sheridan arrived tonight and called on Gen.
Sherman. lie Will remain here several days
Capt Hail. the Arctic explorer. is in this city, with
his Esqunaux. lie desires TO obtain Government aid for
another and extended expedition than has yet been
undertaken he expresses the belief that with some
assistance the Government he Will be able to pene-
trate North Pole and explore the regions between
the SOth and Goth degrees Of north latitude.
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PENNSYLVANIA,
THE PHILADELPHIA METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL
VETOED BY COY. GEARf.

THE PHILADELPHIA METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL
VETOED BY COY. GEARY.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 10.-The Governor has
vetoed the PHILADELPHIA Metropolitan Police BILL and also
the general bill intended for the relief Of DR.. Paul
schoeppe convicted OF murder. These yetoes have
created considerable stir in legislative aud political
circles here.
bill was introduced in the Senate authorizing the
Judges OF the Civil Courts of the Commonwealth to
NIT or hold to bail persons guilty Of the crime OF perjury
IN cases tried before them The House passed the follow
ing bills To exempt sewingmachines in families from
levy and sale execution or distress for rent the
Senate bill imposing fine OF not exceeding 500 on any
baggage master. other person whose duty 1t is to
handle the baggage OF passengers, who shall
yifuly or reckessy injure destroy any Of said bag
gage The Senate bill fixing the time OF the final ad-
iournment OF the Legislature the nth OF March
amended by fixing the time for final adjournment on
March 81
Gov Geary his veto OF the Metropolitan Police BILL
says To recognize the right OF the Legislature 10 egs
specially for city, TO acknowledge that they
have similar power over every other city, village and
borough within the state and that by the
Congress possesses like power TO legsate for different
States and make grand Metropolitan Police BILL and
the executive legislative and judicial powers TO
few persons and the of the people So he
was unprepared TO sanction any such mischeyous egsa
lation antirepubcan in its character and calculated
destroy the dearest privileges OF the people IL Is at
republican form and not democratic Ia principle Tor
the State perpetuate its by the PASSAGE OF un
equal and unjust laws toward the minority For these
and other he cannot approve the p NOR W any
thing take from the people any portion OF their ne,
rights The election Of every local officer with
ecutve duties should be submitted 10 popular vote.
and there is no why Philadelphia should be de-
pved OF the right OF choosing by her vote those who
shall constitute Commissioners OF the Police as well as
those who shall be Mayors, Counclmen and members Of
the Legislature.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
GUATEMALA.

PANAMA, Feb. 1.-Serapio Cruz is still sup
posed TO be active, and may reappear at any moment
with new force TO disturb the public peace. No fears
however are entertained OF his eventual success, his
bruaites have estranged him from many OF his ateol
lowers The country is improving.
SALVADOR.
The accounts from this Republic are highly
satisfactory The imports and exports for the past year
are estimated approach s6OOO,OOO 100000. The
treasury is in noursng condition. the revenue of the
past year having been less than Sl4OO0 while the
expenditure only $sOl,OOO showing handsome sur
plus Qi $4,000.
NICARAGUA.
Since the termination of the recent hOstlll-
ties the country beginning TO The indigo crop
is said 10 be promising though the cOee crop Is almost
lost for want OF labor.
COSTA RIGA.
The contract made for the construction OF
the iueroceanlc railroad with Mr.. Reilly, American,
on the Sh of June, has been declared null and void
by OF noncompliance with It's preliminary stpula'
lions. Agriculture 10 brisk and full OF progress.
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NETWORK. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1870.

PEELED TO take TO the boats after having been at the
pumps for 30 hours without food and leaving l rect OF
water IN the hold The and third mates TOOK the
feboat with five men. and the captain, chief mate ana
nine men took the long boat The boats parted company
during the following night The captain gives heart
rendng account Of the suerngs OF his men from want
OF water and by exposure and prvaon for 20 days anu
after sailing 1900 miles in open boat IL has been re-
ported that the crew Of the ebOat had been picked up
by French ship. but this Is not yet confirmed The cap
tain and party reached the land at Paa about SEQ miles
north OF this. Reports in circulation apparently
well founded, that the Mary purpOsey wrecked ana
the United States Consular authorities in this city and
Calao have ordered the Of the long boat 10 be sent
here from Payta for an investigation The alnvla arg
gings In Tambogan are proving wonderfully rich.
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arrived at Manzanillo on the 9Th inst and wonld
leave for ayamo but at what time it was uncertain.
The Cas- mo Espanol, representing the wealthy ana
promir .ent Spanards of Havana, has issued docu-
ment protesting against the vile, unwarrantabe ana
crr Ainal assassination of Isaac GTeenwald'n. a
~ ecial meeting of that body was held at which a
suhscrpton was started for the benefit of the widow
and orphans of Greenwadth
MRS. HOLLOwAY'S LECTURE.
The lecture of Mrs. Laura &. Holloway on
Charlotte Broute" will be repeated this evening, at
Cooper Institute for the benefit Of the SICK ana wounded
of the Cuban army.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.


NO NEW oUTBREAKs-A BALL At THE II SnT AR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FLOURENS No'
hhSiND' PARIS, Thursday, Feb. TO- lS'O-NO'. .,o
Thore was considerable excitement "n"o lice
noople during yesterday aud last cVehi"F - INIT
were active dispensing crowds mere ""I .o made.
no outbreaks occurred. Many "io''' So seryices
The military was also out IN loioo, ,norninp the
,,ere not needed. BY O'Clock TINS ma ~ this
streets were nearly as quiet "S
hour the city is perfectly Tsnqu'' oJ rolice arc
"'"' W M -, is still quiet Armed p''c0 "i
- ,n,rtcr lately occupied ny inc nv"
- T,oprens has not yet been AZ n
fed to Belgium. The Srahu van ~
su ~ ,pounced for last evening was Pos'l"", "
Iuller'eS e .be disorders The vigilance OF the
Oh "eUv ,cnt authorities is Ivy no means ap",'"'
ions are near at hand, and can be concentrated "'
given point in the shortest Time
s,7ppprssFp EXCITEMENT IN PARASITIC EN-
81 ,,,rTcr pRFPAREp TO DIRECT HIS TROOPS.
PARIS Thursday. Feb TO- lS'O-S p H.
;,. i trancuil There is strong feeling OF eX-
..,aroont nnder the surface but the ample precau-
,;oos Of the Government prevent any manifestation
o. disorder II is reported that at the beginning OF
The nresent trouble the Emperor and his staii IN lu
uniform. were prepared if the riot became an ihsur-
rection. to join the troops.
THE MISSING LETTERS OF NAPOLEON l'-CoON y,
KERATRY ACCUSES THE CABINET AND 70
NOT ALLOWED TO PROCEED - AM ~
yoURNAL SEIZED -PREvOSr-PARADoL MI
TO co TO WASHINGTON, ~,
7, tho CORPS Legislatif to-day. NJ Maurice hlch-
orI Minister of Fine Arts in answer to an inter-
ramotion regarding the documents missing ron the
a.bives of the Government, said that some Iet'eIS
90 Nanoleon l. were missing but they were III Suci'
hands that he would take the responsibility oil loaI
inc them there NJ. Keratry was dissatisfied WIN
tho exclamation and charged that the present
cabinet was no longer parliamentary Ministry ou'
hoIonced 70 the Court. For this the Deputy was
called TO order but continued declaring that II wouo
he better to have ten archives for the documents
proving that the present Napoleon sought to corrupt
the leaders of the Legislative Body Inc lIeSluch'
here interrupted NJ Keritry, and refused to allow
him to proceed with his remarks
The journal La Msre has been seized ana us
diractor arrested The report that NJ Provost
ParadoI is to 90 to Washington Minister of France
is contradcted.
THE BANK OF FRANCE.
The amount of bullion in the Bank OF France has
increased CO., 600 francs during the week,
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ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE UNION MEN IN
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Feb. 1O.-TwO weeks ago party
OF Revenue officers made raid on Illicit dstiers In
cherokee County Ca and destroyed several stills OH
cia information received to-day states that on Monday
night last some 20 partially disguised, visited
the house OF named Mccoy, accused OF giving IN
formation AGAINST the dstillers who broke open the
doors of his house and fired several voeys through the
bouse and drove women children out OF doors In
~er storm and then set fire and destroyed the
Sonse fences &c The villains then visited the house OF
McCoys SON. and made thorough destruction OF all the
property his place The party said thht no Union man
should be allowed TO live In the county MI Mccoy and
his son managed 10 make their esoaDe
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VIRGINIA.

THE FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH AMENDMENTS
REPoRTED ADVERSELY.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. lO.-ln the Legislature
today the House judiciary Committee reported adverse
" to resolution referred 1t at the brief session IN DC
ober last proposing the ratification OF the tourtee,sn
and Fifteenth Amendments 10 the Constitution W tnu
Tinted states lanes Mcdonald elected Secretary
Of State, and william f. Taylor First And,,or Tho FOL
inen,bers Conc arrived here inns
a,teruoon Mcssrs Winans VI Ohio. Fisher "f Nowfok
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 10.-The Ohio Womant
Suffrage Convention in the Opera House today Tho
audience was composed principally Of citizens OF Column
bus and the hall about onethird full Mrs d. Cutter
Of Cleveland President of the Ohio Womans suffrage
Association called the Convention 10 order. Mrs. J.. r
Grain of Dayton appointed Secretary. The Com
mttee on Resolutions reported resolution ASKING tbs
Ohio Legislature to take steps TO submit the question
female suffrage 10 the voters Of Ohio at the next Fan
election The resolution adopted. Speeches were
made by Miss Bates, Mrs NJ. VI. Cole, and others.
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FAINT CONFISCATION.
GREAT BRITAIN.

PROCEEDINGS AMONG THE LORDs-STREh1 RAIL
wAYS-TIIE ALABAMA CORRESPONDENCE SUB
MITTED. ,.-..
In the House Of Lords, to-day Lord Redesdale
Chairman of the Committees said bills were pending
for the construction of q street railways with an
aggregate length of l45 miles OF these bills seven
related to lines to be authorized in the streets of
London. lie advised that an official inquiry be
made on this subject. The Earl of Kimberley
promised that the Government would make an in
yestigation He likewise submitted correspondence
between England and the United States on the
Alabama claims. and the House adjourned
THE HOUSE OF COMMONs-TELEGRAdHIC AZ
FAIRs-MR. GLADSTONE's MOTION AGAINST
ODONOYAN-ROSSA.
In the House of Commons, Mr. Beaumont gave no
tice of the introduction of bill to relieve the Bishops
from attendance at the sttngs of the House of Lords
The Marquis of Harrington, the Postmaster-General,
explained that the confusion in the Geographic ser
vice was due to the inexperence of the new cm-
poyGs the bad state of the weather and the sudden
increase Of business. He impOred the public 10 nave
patience as the trouble was temporary
Mr. Gladstone moved that as ODOnOvan-Rossa
could not under the law take seat IN the
House of Commons, a new writ OF election
be issued for Tpperary Mr.. Henry Mathews,
member for Dungarvan, opposed the notion
The Solicitor General. admitting that Rossas crime
was not treason said that nevertheless attainder at
tached and therefore the motion was within the
powers of the House. Mr.. Johnston made speech
against the motion. Mr. Claiborne Hardy argued
that if Rosa was a member of the House he would
be liable TO expulsion. The course of the Govern
mert in this case would therefore have his support
Sir Rounded Palmer concurred in the opinion ex'
pressed by the Solicitor General. After speeches
against the motion from Messrs. BOuvere and Greg
ory vote was taken with the following result;
For Mr. GadstOne's motion .................3Ol
AgaiDEt...........- Of
Notice was given of a bill providing for reorgani
zation of the mint. and making the Chancellor OF
the Exchequer oG5cio master of the mint
Mr.. Monsen, under Secretary for the Colonies re-
ferred 20 the Red River disturbances and attributed
the opposition there to Gov. MacDOugall TO his mis-
conception Of his powers. lie said instructions had
been forwarded TO the Governor. The House adj
jOurned.
INTEREST on CONSOLS-EMIGRATION TO CANADA
TOBACCO DUTIEs-TELEGRAPH SHARES.
A bill has been prepared, which will be submitted
TO Parliament at early day, for making the inter
est the consos payable quarterly. The Times this
morning opposes the Government proposition for
promoting emigration to Canada The Admiralty
Once VIII sell a number of war steamers at Lloyd's
at the close of February. There is an active specu-
lation IN telegraph shares in commercial quarters
The English Government has declined TO promise a
reduction in the tobacco duties as reouested hv q
delegation.
The shareholders of the Grand Trunk Railroad an
prove of consolidation with the Lake Huron road
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The British Minister called at the Navy Department
this afternoon informed the Secretary that H. Ms
ship Monarch would leave Portland on sunday IOr Ana
oils She will probably arrive on Thursday.
The bill reported by Representative Butler from the
Committee on Reconstruction, to-day, ana recOmmtteu
provides for removal Of political disabilities, because
OF acts committed during the late Rebellion. person
desiring avail himself OF the provisions OF the D may
petition to u. District Court in the state or Territory
in which he lives, giving particular description OF the
acts done by him against the Government ana declaring
he intends hereafter TO act and conduct himself as
loyal citizen OF the United States. He IS required to
pray to be restored to his rights and all he has lost by
his wrongful conduct. Public notice Us TO De gwen that
"a hearing will be had on proving his statement by Wit
nesses The Court shall issue certificate restoring him
to all his rights thus removing his disabilities False
swearing to be punished as in perjury cases The re-
moval Of disabilities is not TO affect property lost, cap
ured or destroyed by the army OF the United States
The following nominations were sent 10 the Senate 70
day Charles Clayton 10 be surveyor OF Customs az san
Francisco Samuel Guthrie Supervising Inspector Tor the
First District ,,-.
the Supreme Court, to-day, engaged in discus.
sion OF the cotton appealed from the Court VI
Claims. , -.
The Ways and Means Committee heard large deega.
ton this morning representing the whisky interest VI
Pennsylvania Kentucky, and Tennessee. The Robert
son County (Ky delegation state that there are l30OO
600 gallons OF whisky in bond which will not be ready Ior
market under three years, and thats Withdrawal
and payment OF the tax provided by the present
law would involve serious loss and IN many instances
ruin The delegation urged tnat tue time ot
withdrawal be made three years instead OF one year
The rguments OF the delegation seemed to impress the
zee
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
Wood ward of Pennsylvania spnk OF Dakota and BOOKER
OF Virginia. They came from Washington.
TENNESSEE.


NASHVILLE, Feb. 10.-Messrs TrimbaD, sac
keford sitcher and Others have addressed letter 10
leading Republicans throughout the state inviting the
to come TO Nashville the 10th met, and counsel To-
geher upon OF protection and defense OF tho
oreanlzatlon OF the Republican party They hope Dis
sensiOns will be forgotten. and That all Union men VIII
be consolidated into compact Republican party 100
cOlorcd people OF Tennessee bold Convention AZ Nash
VILE the 2st inst compare notes relative TO the
condition OF that race In the State.