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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
THE COURTS.
,,,,rrn STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.


Eoroed Cbeck.-Charles Burns was examined
la, Syvrdov before Commissioner Belts on charge OF
,resentng forged check at tho SubTreasnry III was
Tor sI0 and purpOrted to be drawn by john w cunning
ham payable TO the order OF j. X Philips or DeaeI =.
was found that no such person as J0hn W.
had an account with the SubTreasury Inc prisoner
said that he got the check from q ma.
who owed him money, whose name oorpseI Tor de.
fence whether the presentation OF the chech mo-
the paper being drawn in the name OF person nNs re-
account with the SubTreasury. Inc 'omini''io ~
DISSATISFACTION Saturday Commissioner Shields a us
charged Cline and White first and second aes "
shin Glad Tidines no one appearing TO sustain tne
AGAINST them OF maltreating the crew during e
voyage. Ambrose Minnerly ana "ev ming to levy
revenue detectives, charged VIII Will 1aiiscbarged
Dc,nHon Of Ietiers-Sut 0ainst the Postmaster OF neW
YOrE-A very large number OF letters @ ~ -,
and entertainments to different paris OF tue
country are detained by the ~ the
Many OF the parties nterestea arc 5tin their letters
nnnmhers ~ Which IL is alleged contain money Edwh
James as counsel for several OF them has hieu al
nation against the Postmaster unqer the whcb
makes it msdemeanor, punishable Win Hhe
and imprisonment for any postmaster TO n eg-
son or 10 etard delivery the person to whom IL Is
addressed at its destination" -, A.,
Commissioner Osborn asked upon what grounu 'he
Postmaster refused to deliver the letters 80
Mr.. James said he believed upon the Rrounu that ey
were answers certain advertisements wich had Dee
sent the various parties The OBJECT OF tns aPpea
ton was to try the right OF the Postmaster 10 retain
these letters and he would be content H. without issuing
a warrant IN the first instance, summons or nothca-
ton sent TO Mr.. Jones. u. . $1,000. 4,
that the case should be fully argued on Tuesday MaIch
20, to which time IL stands adjourned ~ .
SuinilinQ Bind Mdn.-G. Brown, VINO Keeps n
passing a counterfeit 81 note on Patrick Callaghan,
blind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
SUPREME COURT-CrRcUrr.

Before .Judqe Brddy and Jury-DdHiel
LeibGu agt j. H. 1fcKiicyTwo SUITS both bearing the
above title between the same persons, were tried
together They for the recovery OF the
principal OF two promissory notes, together
Amounting about si5O. There was no dispute as to
the making OF the notes. but upon the question OF their
consideration the testimony was very conflicting The
defendant claimed that they we're mere accommodation
paper and testified that the plaintiff ON taking the notes
distinctly Acknowledged that such was the case, and
promised take OF them when they should become
due In this he was extent supported 10y the
testimony OF his boOkkeeper. but was emphatcay con-
tradicted by the plaintiff The plaintiff swore that the
notes were Civ en- for a sum due bill for work done
for the defendant IL admitted that some work had
been DONE but the defendant and his witnesses testified
that the bill exOrbtant and not presented TIL
after the given IN which they were again met
by contradicng testimony: Verdict for the plaintiff
Abel Crook for plaintiff; T.. Mckinley for defendant.
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COMMON PLEAs-spEcIAL TERM.

Before Judge Daly.-Iemptations again in
Court Mary TSddie agt. Joseph @. FosterIhs case.
which up in the last Special Term OF the Superior
Court, brought up aganon Saturday before Judge
DAILY OF the Common Pleas Last Tuesday Fine * Gala
her counsel for the plaintiff applied TO Judge DAILY and
obtained order requiring John +. Cole Treasurer,
Manager &C. OF the Grand OperaHOuse to appear and
testify concerning the defendants right IN the manu-.
script in The Lost SOul OF which Foster 10 be
the author and also 10 his interest In the scenery
effects wardrobe &C. employed in tho representa-
ton OF the play and the proceeds derived from it, Cole
appeared Saturday with his counsel Mr. Morgan and
placed examination, but there being matinee
performance that day at the Grand Opera House. at
which his presence the postponed
at his request until Thursday.
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THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE CATssoN.

The great caisson for the East River bridge
was successfully launched Saturday morning at O'
o'clock, from webb & Bells shipyard at Greenpon.'
Several thousand spectators were present Inc c''o"
is 1868 feet long, lO2 feet divide, and "a feet deep con-
taius 10000 cubic feet Of timber 5000 OF sore" pos
30 geo n Of Nat bars in frames and angle irons &c ~
that the weight it about $500 tuns AFTER ine
launch t was moored I'm front OF the launching ways,
where il will remain until the excavation at Futon e
IA ready TO receive IT, At lunch after the annch az
dresses were made by Messrs. s. j. Chlttehdeh, ~
Barnes, j. s. T. Sranahan, Judge MOTIFS ana oi pah
Mr. Horatio Allen, the Consulting Engineer, Col RoeD'
ling aud other engineers, were present.
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SUPREME coURT-cmcuIr.-KryGs COUNTY.

ALLEGED Check Forgery.-GeOrge II. SNYDER agt.
Reuben W. HOtces and Charles A. MGcV-Palnuf sues to
recover 81 O6 which lie alleges he had deposited with the
defendants The plaintiff alleged that defendants were
bankers i'm York. and that he had been in the habit
OF depOsiting money with them on the 2Oth OF Dece
ber 1852 he states that defendants held FUNDS IN MS
favor of 81 O26 and when lie wished 10 draw ont mat
amount on the day named the defendants refused 70
honor his check and he therefore brought TINS suit 10
recover pay ment OF the amount claimed together with
interest The defendants IN their answer alleged that
the money claimed by plaintiff had been drawn out by
checks dated prior to the 20 OF December 1902 ana tat
that there balance to his credit remaining
IN their hands. tho trial IL elected that plaintiffs
money had been paid out four checks which plaintiff
alleged were forged, and when placed on the stand he
picked out the checks alleged 70 be Orgees from large
humber OF genuine checks. which he had presented 10
Messrs Howes & Macy for payment The checks were
placed in large envelope in which small opening had
been made only sufficient to allow the signature 10 APP
pear Plaintiff managed to pick out the cheeks the gen
uneness OF which disputed. An expert was put on
the stand who testified that he believed tie disputed
checks had been signed by man named Nelson. Inc
having teller of Messrs Howes Macy testified that ne
had cashed the checks, believing them 10 be genuine
and that he still believed they genuine. on satur
day morning the jury brought In sealed verdict award
ing plaintiff the full amount claimed, $i,Q37 25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
PISSENGERS ARRLTED.

FROM CHARLESTON-la steamship Jsues Affef r. Wsks,
Mrs J. Kilrov J. o. Ross Nr. 81 e.. Uorsl J. N.us ~ Csnsp
sen C. Christie, J. NJ Pierce g. G. Ssatou,s st-ssosas
j. T. fIuutoon A. : Chipmar o. Wech. z e. Cr1. T. .. Smith,
FROM BREMES-In steamship Deutschalt-iEu H.ff.th D
Fubeb c. Bruno, Thomas Pierce Robert JOY. Jacob Ba
meutha Therese Dencker Glett Psss1n " glsin D. lsn
geuberg Oberorfer Scherenbeck George As or Nfset
(ar Won Rndres, Sohwebke. Caroline Havsr Ger srsrf G.
Kopt Clara Bck Simon Mausbek. b. Rshbock " Efr Nfs
Rous.on, Capt Bck O. Crete. Geo Haucs, A. hsus.ef Jeh
Spinder Dr. G.. Klnp, H. Dumar l. reoueutrn lr.f pali
sehmd r. Russell John Cameron sHd wiie L0lss Bfss 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
SUpREME COURT-CnAMRERs.

Decisions by Judge Experimentation agt.
GTeen-Motiou denied. with leave to other
papers on payment of 80 and costs Rosenthal agt.
Levy ct a-MotOu granted and allowance OF 5000 Same
agt Same-Judgment. foreclosure, and sale ordered
Gwynne agt. Gwynne-The seventh paragraph stricken
out. motion In other respects denied costs to abide
event; Ennin agt kampng ct al.Moton granted with
out costs Richard Miller agt. Antonete Mller-JudS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

At Easter that gentleman returns for Few months go
the Transatlantic continent promising 70 S ,vop
able and permanent an impression on the London pups
IN the particular line he undertakes, ana uouDt , and
sncces il owno 10 the natural force, easy yVacy, anu
poe bearing he maintains In even the most E Deia
Situations Ills refined rendering OF the f, sotDi
;dnad a. Seoture many OF his fellow professlonais
wonld do well 10 initiate. We cOuld wen alspen7o ~
many OF the vulgarisms Of style on the stage "'0"
fare the farciCal.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

wego but only learned that report prevailed there ha'
Col Blunt had paid $500 in $50 bonds. Col Blunt mas
been sent for from Key West and expected carry neh
week. Judge Churchill says the whole story mas occn
fabricated by his enemies. and that their nance coe
from their disappointment at the manner the oo'ein
ent for the district made last Spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
Nrws PACKAGES FOp TuF pRrss

CAPTAINS and pursers striving ra f.lss.
teiyer packages addressed the Nssi A.s-i Pres
persons exhibiting the written authority Of vs. sroats Gsr
Agent packages the Journal ClBfer Ihrrss
World Sun. Eypr,s Eueniug F0a Clner1i 'ssfr
Zeiung D,Ht0krgs sh0g ts delivered
tha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
sURRoGATE's CoURT-KrScs COUNTY.

During the past week the following wills were
proved Philipna lspier. Jane Lounsberry Frederick
" G. Meyer. Daniel Combs, Julia s. Kelly, Robert Me
Coskey aud Hannah Horton. Letters OF Administration
were granted the estates OF the following named
deceased persons, viz: Eliza r. Dare, Charles g. Phelps
John larIOM. and Iienry II Ilead all OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS
MONDAY. Naucg d


Mails Tor Apnwan Panama. al orts Sorh P'e's 81
American ports BY the Hnry GLauucsY. ferft r.
Posi.O6ee al 10. steamship sells o. tpf Per
\
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bort solarStns' 9ctit'.

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PoHr.wIxpEs ON. accordance with
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R.o,ssp,e the Oncs u hisct u es sa
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srxn,v,s WEATHER RFpogr-a.v
MrNfATrRR ALMANlI

MINIATURE ALMANAC
spp OF Snu sst....... b.l1 Mon " ~
sandy Hook Cows "a Hell Gate II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

NuPKkNk tUfkr-
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1921 Decker at Jones
1888 Psudrr Of a. ,gi Bryan.
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lns. Co
1907 Same agt Hspover Pire ia,
60.
lao .Hhuster AT Contl las Co.
3l3 Rockwell agt. Third. ave r.
K. Co.
as .Strnburser agt FAKE. ~.
etal
l8aS. Morris. by GIN. sgt Elem.
ming etsl
lli5. King sgt Van Clief. err. SC
SUPRKss CouRr-
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loo5 Learned as,. RYDER
1880. Name ssL name.
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1879 bod agt Fourth Nat Bani
New York CITY n
66a6. Walsh. ea'r. Sc. AIT Ssit6T
5los. Marsh sgt solomon II a.
1901 Arctic Life lns Co. agt Aus
tan
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sds<. M WA Az kalIl ave. ~. SA
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COURT CALENDARs-Turs DAY.

~ 49, AiAN AFAfH
-CiRCulr-PAKr l.
1888. kdsards sgt. Keutsen.
b8i. Robinson aet strauss
2l6J. Bnitrr6elJ Overland Dispatch
sgL Arnold ct al
I2l6y. .Loughrsn ri al. agt Ryan ct
al. impPi.
l2l15 .Shedd sgt Montgomery.
al8l Bray. Pfrs't. &c. agt Mer.
Win.
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l2is5. Sane agt. Bushnell
2l55. Hone sgL Ph9nit Ina Co
b llB). Hooper sgt Aauade Fire
ln,. 90.
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B q2. .Sayignac AT Gooispeei.
1880 Field sgt D-1lin eta
sSi. Hand sgt w'msburs G., Fire
ius. Go.
ll68 .Sichcr sgt shower
400 .SchasIrr ast uernsnis Fire
To-. Go.
\ 1910. Jaeger sst Kelly. Sherif.Sc.
$40 Judge AT n \ Apd Albaay
Prop'r Line.
1888 Cooke sgt State Nat Bank.
Boston.
l!J.i Mood' ssI 0sgooi.
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titNNNFN0 nv
RIP. King. Rlifabeihport
z. Flower. Elitat-thport
&. l.. HuIse. Elitahe,hport
y. A. Pike, Perry Nc.
Ossuus. Providence.
Peace. Jonesport
Us. smith. BllabethpOrt
Planet Hall. Rocklaud.
Harriet Lewis. Norwich.
Fleetving Rocklaui.
/. A. TOules Norvalk.
James. Nes Haven.
F1aH. Barnes, NewHAven.
Nile. Rockland.
L. b. Ives. Greenport
Oliver Harvard. BuckspOrt
yicksburg. BitabetbPorL
America. Bridgeport.
David Nelson, PoTtchester
VIM. 5. Camp. Bridgeport,
Vulcan. NeS.Haven.
Francis Hatch, Rocklsnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

stesmshps-Anercs from Bremen; Peree Or lave C,ubs
Glasgow City Of Washington and virginia for Liverpool sn Sig
Galveston De Soto. Geo Cr.mae All lntd states
Havana SAD Nera Con. salvador
M,ntgomerv Manhattan Tor Chae,n fea rsr'
Washington for Nesoreans Johu Gibson tor shugoa Is'
l.lf. Rtehtu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
PERSONAL.

Madame LAGRANGE, who is now residing al
her villa near Autsuil. "a expected IN London during tno
coming season.
A strong effort is making in France to secure
the election OF George Sand TO one OF the vacant Chairs
In the Academy.
Moscheles, the pianist and composer, tutor OF
Mepdelssc IN and Thaberg, and director OF the Lepc
atory died Lepsc March TO- at the age OF 10
The remains of the late E. o. Halle, better
known under his newspaper de plume Of A. Head
have been for arded Texas where he died. 10 for
land where he was born.
The threatening letter sent to MIR. Gladstone
was posted in Ghent and was intended to deter him
from respecting the RustchuK
varna Railway Company.
Mrs. Gen. Gaines has applied to the Legsla-
of Louisiana act enabling her to settle inc
New Orleans claims which the courts have already de-
cided in her favor.
Jules Simon has been lecturing in Paris on
the abolition Of capital punishment and at his iast eo
ture he had for OF his hearers the chef execuohe
himself, 4" NJ. de Paris"
A Boston clergyman preached on The
Fatherhood Of God last Sunday and took Tor his text
the whole OF New Testament How long nc preacneu
after reading the text ia not stated.
Gen. Changarnier, one of the most resolute
enemies Prince Napoleon at inc va '"o
has decided TO support the EMPIRE and will. 1t Is sur
missed, receive military appointments
Charles Dickens, jr., who inherits his fathers
talent as an actor has made successful appearance at
Richmond as Toby Hey1ood in amateur performance
OF Douglas Jerrod's comedy Of " The Rent Day"
James Selby Lewis, London typc-setter,
has been proved rghtu heir to estate Buckng
bamshre which has been in chancery ninety eight years
Strange to say there re left Of the property-about
100000.
When the Duke of Edinburgh visited Agra,
be asked IL the city had lunatc asylum. On learning
that 1t had not he thanked Heaven and observed that
wherever there was he taken to see 1t and he
always found the word welcome in large letters over
the entrance.
Sir Boyle Roche has successor in Mr..
oReilly Dease member of tho present House OF Com
mons for the County LOuh. Speaking Of Irish discon-
tent the other night he warned Government that they
"must look the unclean thing in the face and boldly
appy the ak to its root" This brought down the House
1t is related of the late Prince Henry de
Bourbon that last summer while he at the Hotel
Basilews ex Queen Isabella said to her son. Ask your
uncle always to be your friend and protector" The
Prince thereupon took the boy his knee and gave him
lecture the good qualities which he ought to ouiti-
vate When he had finished the exQueen burst into
tears and out In other words try 10 be all that
your mother is not"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01

called By European Affairs and in the following year
Iva an New York Two letters awaited him-one an
noupcine the premature death Of the King OF homG M,
other dated Canine. Nov 49, and from his father vi '
letter the following IL an extract: - ,..or
At last my dear Pierre, we have received an hmsi
can letter from you do not for an instant think us
anproye OF your projected trip 10 Colombia on he con-
trary heartily approve OF II. have the highest opinion
Of the Presdent OF that country and would advise your
nursuipg fortune there until Providence gives again "
onr we-loyed France a republican form OF government
That prospect is far from being impossible Try ann op
of your chief &c whom give afectonate regard anu
thanks for his Kindness TO my dear Pierre Napoleon.
~ i'm the prison Of st. Angelo the Prince again
Tor this country his arrival he met his cousn ince
Iouis Ronaparte now Napoleon ILL., who received MN
with omen arms IL said that the young men enjoyed
hearty laugh over q notice they discovered III MONEY
brokeris office window in Broadway Ict on demdhae
des Eapoleons pour des sourerdins'-which mRnt po
Translated "Napoleons wanted for sOyerelgns ferro
subse1uently resided at BordenOwn. until MS uncle
Joseph Count of Surviliers, recalled him TO Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
PRINCE BONAPARTE IN AMERICA.

The following details of the life of Prince
Pierre BcnapsIe are Of interest the present moment
After the death Of his brother Paul Marie persisted
at the age Of 10 Ia the ranks Of the Greek volunteers he
threw himself with enthusiasm into the Italian reyVu
tionary movement OF 1891. In this being opposed the
wishes of his father ms fled from his TUSCANY
There the police Informed OF his Intentions arrested hun
and threw him INTO the Fortress at Leghorn where ho
was detained for six months. on liberation, his nth
year. he forced 10 go into further exile His choice
fell upon America, aud he landed here III January 1851
He visited bis uncle King Joseph, who, since
lsl5, had resided at Point Breeze on the Della.
River. between PHILADELPHIA aud New-York
At that time tho Republicans Of New-Granada and
Ecuador were dspOsing themselves for decisive
test Pierre took service with his uncos friend, Gen.
santandcr, IN the army Of New Gauada and the 10th
Of July 1882 landed at Santa Martha lie received the
temporary appointment of Lieutenant Colonel FROM
President Sautander aud IN the battles Of Barranqa.
Carhagena and Nahaes fought at the side OF his General
Ia the month Of October following lac arrived at Snt6 he
de BOgOa. SanandCr was dcsiIOus O retaining his
vices for the state OF Colombia but tho Prnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
MIR. CHARLES DICKENSS FAREWELL
READING,

The announcement that Mr.. Charles Dickens
would give his last reading on March II brought an
Immense audience 10 ST. Jamess Hall. 1.-The Christmas
Carol" ana the Trial from Pickwck" were the pieces
selected, and they read with BIZ Dickenss
toned pathos and hunor. At the end OF the reading
Mr.. Dickens said
LADIES GENTLEMEN: IL would be worse than idle,
for IL would be hypocrtcal and unfeeling. II were TO
disguise that close this episode in life with feelings
OF very considerable pain For fifteen years In this
and in many kindred places, have had the honor Of
presenting my cherished ideas before you for your
recOgnitOn and, In closely observing reception Of
them, have enjoyed amount Of artistic delight and
instruction which perhaps IL Is given to few 10
know In this task and In every other have ever un
dcraken faithful servant Of the public always imbued
with of duty To them, and always striving To do
his best have been uniformly cheercd by the readest
response, the most generous sympathy, and the most
stimulating support. Nevertheless, l have thought 1t
well AT the fun foodtde Of favor retire upon
those Older associations between us whisI date from
much further back than these and hencefslb to devote
myself exclusively 10 the art that first brought to-
gether. Ladies and gentlemen ia but short weeks
from this time hope that you may enter in your
homes on new series Of readings at which assist
ance will be Indispensable, but from these garish lights
vanish for eycrmOre, with heartfelt grateful
respectful and afcctonate farewell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
uorsE OF REPREsENrATIvEs.


After the Presentation OF petitions ioI the re-
Auction duties wrought IRON tubes aud hues ahd
for the abJsEiugO OF compulsory pilot Itg. Tie House
took up the bil reported yesterday by MI AENf4I-L
Usep, TeuILD, from tie Committee on Education ana
Labor IN reference 20 the Bureau Oh Education ana us
continuing the Fte, duieu's Bureau.
Mr.. MCNEELN tDcui ILL, "A member or the same Com
ttee addressed the House opposition 10 the bill lie
tntDated that the Manager Of the Ffeedmens Bureau
had made properly speculation with the funds Of the
Bureau that the House had constantly refused 10 adopt
resolution offered 10y MI Rogers, requiring az account
OF the disposal Of these funds, ana charged mat The real
object Of THIS bll Was ~ cover up the tIeedmehs
Bureau, ana let II escape from examination 10y merging
IL with the Bureau OF Education. -
The bill was iuriher discussed by Mcssrs. DOChEk1,
SHANkS, AKNELL HOAR, and other members, until
the close VI the morning hour.
The discussion being closed, Mr. BENJAMIN REP.
MOI moved To lay the bill Oh the table
Mr. MASHBUkN tkep., WIS., characterized IL as
most astonishing Dill, Which ought be Land the
table.
Mr.. MAYNARD REP, Tenn) thought 1t a very good
MIR. WOOD Dem, n. " said something, not very
audiby, about Ito being bill to enable Gen. o. o.
Howard had grown rich out Of this Bureau con
troll S6OuO00.
The bill was not laid the table-Yeas 63; Nays ga
and It then went over I'LL the next morning hour.
The REPkEsEhTAIINEs PROM TEXAs.
Mr.. PAINE (kep.. WIS.,, from the Election Committee
reported the credentials OF the members elect from
Texas regular, and that they were, PTtd Jaee.
entitled 10 their seats.
Mr.. BUTLER Haep, Mass) opposed the swearing IN Of
M COuuOr OF The members and READ 10 The House
various ahidsviis accusing him OF WHIPPING negro