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New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP YRw-YoRK..

PORT OF NhW-lORh.... sss..sssss,OcI u.
CLEARED.
s.e.msAips-Ia,e Bel Bourne, SgToL Sc A1h5es Gn, H,
1h asps t p Da H Fs.s f S1% F9sScg s'i'I S F %
sAB,asCgD asA, LLysoG' Isaac w %oGS a9%s SsS y, b
sted RoerAi Atlantic Penneu. HAHbursi Good os llseo
ThurstOn LeghO and Gbrari sred HaOren
bal, Sueyita' n Crowley Boston Speed LarkO Gor'Ar for
0r, has sqa %.:5n GS %nso AarSs 1n = rS@G % ~
H,yaHs Ne r ~ wTS9 Mar E M B sI & M S
Pensacola
Steamship England webser Liverpool Oct IL, via Queenstown
ste@,Sp NJ ssisppI Henry Hewor.ns mdse and p.s
Steamship Malta MeDoss Liverpool OF H. anu Queenstown fh'
sfs1iSI sSp G nl TiR s'Tss Tssn.: ss' Gs s1s1S n
Bris Chaa Forbes swett Hsvre a DAYS mise.
sCHOONBRs-RIYER AND Coasrwisr.-
Sea BSi SDsS. X..Pi Virgins. s1 .iaS T5Se, Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Oct 5-Ar7ed steamships SEQ Appon from Bssors
SSnsn G% GsTsss lo@ wmrroa c. MARSHALL Oath oa
Phihdelph.; sehr. Montana from Charleston.
Nes.iors. sailed steamship St Louis. for Sev-lOrA.
FOREIGN PORTS.
BRsr IThe steamship 81 Laurent, from NeH.lOTk, ar
lived at this port at o'clock this morning All we'll
DISASTERS. ur
& sea%p S % NE ~ 10 ,b r A. 10 !" Haters tesrrs
W. by s. BY steamship Gen. Barnes arrived here Tie G. w
i In s GonaS s Tn %, sltS she ii .p% p her
on The asA % % her 70 n: port G BY .a%.H SC
The steamship Benecor Pennington hom Galveston Oct ~ iS
y S.s. With WITH fSs!'S @ 4; is &C. P'; Cargo 0
discharge for do, kige and TO repair . - - -.
Tbe r Amanda Powers Roklani NesYork with cargo
ome afou Of brig Newport outer ror eser
mornne and sprunx hre She Was baseu
and scutd will be saved damaged condition The cargo
total loss -.
The brig Ottawa MeDous Nova Scotia for NeS York asboe
At Bdgebanion L. She loaded With coal and NI PooaoI
break up , ,.,.,.i
The brig P.numsu ashore Kingston. Jam, and will Be total
los. The and sased . ,, .
The schr Eyelne from Philadelphia for New iork Nth gram
Brgsnine Beach SATURDAY and ank 10 III '
of water Ihe captain Atlantic CITY ~ j. on sun
DAY A wrechng vessel has been sent 70 her.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Island reported Of place aud MIS- M~ 700 w
TO the Eastward Toy buoy has been so
for two weeks but has Just been replaced
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY COURTS.

The proceedings of the Court of Sessions for
the County OF Westchest err which interrupted on
Friday account of the illness Of DstrictAttOrney
Dykeman were for the same cause yesterday adjourned
for the Previous to adjournment however, Judge
three prisoners convicted last
week. George Stoeket, colored man. for entering
the dwelling OF Warren Leland Of the Metropolitan Hotel
and stealing sundry articles Of clothing sent to the
State Prison for 10 years; j. jerome Hays for stealing
valuable horse from the livery stable OF Mr. Burr Davis
Mount Vernon sent 10 the State Prison for
and months; VIM. Van Wagner, for passing several
forged checks citizens Of Mount Vernon, sent to
State Prison for years and months
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
TRANsFERa OF sTOCK.

Tn the Supreme Court, Circuit, yesterday, be-
fore Judge Ingrahan, suit brought by the Mechanics
Banking Association sgt The Mariposa Co.. to recover
the value of some heard 1t appears that in
1884, the defendants Issued TO John X Mcdowell GER
tcate for I73 sharcs OF stock with the usual blank
power OF attorney attached and which subsequently was
Transferred TO the Messrs Jaudon. The certificate was
sent by them the company for transfer and the name
of the Secretary Of the company Mr. VerduD was put IN
as attorney transfer 100 shares to Dibblee CaDss
and the remaining 373 shares to the Messrs Jandon
This certificate was then pledged to the plaintin In
this suit as collateral for loan. and they
made two demands the defendants. one IN
June and one IN July, supported by the personal
presence and disclaimer of Dbblee Camboss and the
Messrs Jaudon any interest In the certificate Az tue
time there a litigation going on against McD0well
I'm which there had been an injunction granted enoin-
ing the Mariposa Company from transferring his stock
This injunction vacated, restored, and again va
Gated but the plaintiffs In this suit claim that for one
hour on the nth Of July, 1864 1t not In force ana
that the refusal Of the Maposa Company 70 transfer M IL
during that tme demand being made, subjected them
liability for the full value OF the stock at that is
$50 share, to which interest to date must be added
The defense that the stock stood in the name OF Ja
don & CamblOss that therefore, the demand was not
made proper FORM and that there was an injunction
pending at the time which compelled the cancellation OF
the previous transfer and also forbade any further
transfer 49, - ,r,
For the plaintiffs, Mr. John E. Burrill and Mr. e. W
stoughton; for the defendants, Dir. l. NJ EVarts ana
Mr. David Dudley Field.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
DON'T WANT TO BE A soLDIER.

Michael O'Connor, a deserter from the Z. S.
Army, brought before Judge Tappen in the Kings
County Supreme Court, yesterday morning. writ OF
habeas corpus, issued the petition Of his mother
Catharine OConnOr The prisoner enlisted in the 5h
L. g. Artillery the 20th az January last and deserted
after a few fmonths' service. He subsequently
arrested and ncarcerated TO await the result OF court
martial The mothers petition alleged that Michael
under age at the time of his enlistment, and also
drunk The counsel for the Government argued that the
prisoner duly enlisted lie had made oath that he
% years OF age at the time The counsel argued
that State Court had jurisdiction in such cases,
they totally under the control of the United States
Courts. The Court. preserved is decision.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. Nov

TUESDAY. Nov l.
Mails Honolulu Australia and NewzesAnd will he sent from sss
Francisco the 10th Of each month All Mail must be prepaid
letters per paper eaehi books BE ens
ounce Francisco and mail IN New l0rk
about lst 10 ID OF each month
Mails Tor Halifax " S. and Newfoundland. via Halfr. " g. per
.mshp No. Is n H. close at the Post 0Gee 10
m Steamship sails II NJ No Mails to Bermuda BY this ROule
WEDNESDAY. Nov. q
Mails for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
Minnesota from Pier No 10 ~ r. close at the POstOfc at
suunementary Mail for only made Pier No. s6 ~ r.
and closes D. (An letters deposited in Supplementary MAb
must be prepaid with double postage
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
THE TERHUNE DIVORCE SUIT.

In the Court of Common Pleas, at Special
Term before Judge Loew the old Terhune divorce suit
came up yesterday on motion by defendant (the hus
band for leave to file supplemental answer. He claims
in his proposed answer, that his wife went TO bis
brothers house, in Tllaryst, BROOKLYN with him, and
while there the quarrel made up the wife fOrgaye
him for the past agreed in future to cohabt with him.
and on this very occasion did cohabit with him. The
plaintiff denies voluntary cohabtatOn, alleging that her
husband induced her TO go with him to his brothers
house by pretending that their child was there when
allowed to its mother; but, after short interview
the child removed, and the plaintiff found herself
locked In with husband, who thereupon, she alleges
forced her 10 submit to him. The Court reserved u
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01

The physician attending the CIR. says the niurie. MAJ,
prove fatal Richard Flanagan and Henry shsnny
were held In 500 bail each for feononsly assaI,in
martn hey OF No. 373 West Fifty second st. nv sf,IIix
bim on the head and cutting him severely with bo,sas
AT the TOmbs Police Court. Yesterday I,,a
tce Hogan committed James Hayden for baving .toia
on the l3lh ult two gold wschcases ysncG 80 s,1n'
from ths store OF Jeremiah H. Wood. at No Is0 p,' ~'
way Thomas Fitzpatrick, while intoxil ated ,n,
day. ran through the tenement No. 20 Keci0rf yDser
open knife In his hand, threatening to XIII ali Yh n an
met and finally attempted 10 stab John C. Gcrdca n ne
Iow.tcnant. Fitzpatrick finally arrested and sie
mitted to the TOmbs a"u CON-
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
A BROOKLYN DIVORCE SLIT

In the Supreme Court, Special Term, of Kings
County, the divorce suit OF Elizabeth Rozeu agt.
John Rozell was continued yesterday. The plaintiff in
the early part OF the month obtained from her husband
limited divorce, the ground Of cruel and inhumaD
treatment The husband took possession OF their child
boy three years OF She sued out writ Of habeas
pus TO regain possession Of the boy and the
ferred TO referee TO take testimony Yesterday morn
served his decision until Saturday
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
CITY GOVERNMENT.

Both branches of the Common Council ad-
journed yesterday for want of quorum.
The City Chamberlain has paid into the City
Treasury in October interest upon the city moneys
in his custody, 65l OF, making total fsS4s Oi cred
tied to his account.
The Department Of Public Works was to have
opened proposals and awarded contracts yesterday Tor
large number OF street improvements, such as repaVng
streets constructing and regulating and grading
several streets which have been opened recently but
owing absence OF the Controller no proposals were
nnened nor contracts awarded.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
THE srEMMLER- MCGUIRE CONTROVERSY.

In the Supreme Court, at Chambers, yester-
day morning. the counsel for the defendant in this ac
ton which is OF the nature of quo worra,to proceed
ing moved for permission to file supplemental
In the suit already commenced aud also for permis
sion TO examine Mr. stemmler who, he claims, voted
Illegally He also asks for the names Of the plaintiffs
witnesses The has been up several times in the
courts and grows out OF claim made by Stemmler that
he was elected Civil Justice in the With District al
though the Board Of supervisors granted the certificate
OF election to Mcclure. On the motion yesterday the
deci siOn yy8s reserved
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
THE CLARKE CoUNTERFEIrING CASE.

In the U. S. Circuit Court, before Judge
Benedict, the Of Robert Clarke charged with hav.
ing counterfeit tobacco stamps In his possession was
resumed Yesterday The counsel for the accused moved
was no intention TO defraud on the part OF the accused
MI fuy fepneu that the mere possession OF the eou-
intended, was sufficient to constitute the Ofense The
Judge decided TO hear the argument after the evidence
Is In. Case still Oh
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
PRACTICE IN BANKRUPTCY ON APPLICATION OF
CREDITOR AGAINST ASSIGNEE.

Cooper, Vail g. Co., of this city allege that
they are creditors to the amount Of $4,000 OF the Troy
Wooden Company, which they claim Is identi-
cal with Knowson Morgan, and that among the assets
are two large mills and machinery, twenty dwelling
houses and also and hotel all In the city OF Troy
aud worth upward OF 100000 They also claim that he
same were sold pretendedy at auction without hand-
bills posters or proper notice. In private manner Tor
$40 5o to Pny NJ. Corbin, not for himself but ior
H. Miller, j. b. Rogers, ID. Cowel ~ Thurnan 8 par
ker and Sheppard Tappen Assignee for their
benefit and OF the corporation OF which they might %
oacers or persons whom they represented being por
on OF the creditors Of the Troy Wooen Company Tnat
previously sale, Cooper, Vail Co. offered the AS
gnee siOi for the property but the sale was aue
without their knowledge notice to them ana as lhey
claim by couson of the persons interested In tDe pur
chase and with intent to deprive the other creditors OF
An Injunction was prayed for also the removal OF the
assignee and the setting aside OF the sale. Judge HAL
of the United NOrthernsDistrct Court granted on
the 25th, injunction prohibiting the asslgneeurom
transferring disposng Of or incumberng the propefty
and xed the 10th of November for hearing the appca
on the removal Of the assignee and the appncat9n
TO set aside the sale. For the petitioner MI William L.
Curtis.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
THE ERIE-vANDERBILT SUIT.

In the Supreme Court, at Special Term, yes
terday Judge Barnard adjourned the trial Of this
over until the first Monday OF December remarkng that
he had not yet obtained copies portions Of the
Testimony already taken and that his attendance at the
General Term would prevent his hearing II In November
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
THE wILKEs-BRUcE IIBEI. suIT.

In this case Judge Ingraham, in the Court
OF oyer and Terminer, yesterday announced that rs
Messrs Bruce and Bushby, two OF the endants had
made apology for the libel charged against them,
which apology had been accepted satisfactory, he
would sentence them TO pay a fine Of $50
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
Nrws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains and pursrs vessels this port requested
deliver packages the NegiOrk Ony
persons exhibiting the written authority Of W. smon,og Gener.
Agent Journal Of Tu<s TRBusR
World Sun EzJress ErenSRg Post, ComBdi AfyTtsT Staas
Zetng Yorker Den0kTat should also be delivered only
the same
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01

The Clerk was directed TO place the amount In the tar
levy.
The Committee on General Taxes also reported that
the amount necessary to be raised for county PURPOSES
$iS3569O o. OF this sum. $4,000 Is for tho OF ts
superntendens OF the Poor; $4,000 for Penitentary
$4,000 for Cor0ners s25OO0 tor Court attendants kSOO
Tor salaries Of Judges Of City, County. and Supreme
Conrts; $4,000 salary Of DstrctAtt0rney and Clerks;
sjV0 salaries OF Supervisors and Clerks $4,000 print
ing and stationery; $4,000 Court House supplies; SGoOJ
rent OF ArmOries; s0O0 for principal Of procured
for use of SupernteDdens ~ the Poor s35 for pn-
cpa OF loan procured for Improvement OF Penentsry
$4,000 for principal or loan procured enlargement OF
Lunatic Asylum $4,000 for interest on Certificates Of
Indebtedness issued $685. principal OF funded debt
interest on funded debt Of the county; 100000
tingent Fund.
The County Treasurer directed to refuse TO sign
warrants In favor Of the Supernendents OF the Poor r
greater amount than $4,000 month; aud the Board
adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01

In the Y0rkvlle Police Court, Yesterday
Justice BiNby committed James keegun 10 await the
suit uf injuries Ia his daughter caused uy tho former
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
fost ano fonno.

I OST-On Monday Morning, Oct. 81, between
II fh A,elGe Hotel and the ststic Baldnx In Tenhr v
GOLD WATCH With CHAIN and CHARMS The Ssier y. 'r.e
Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
COOPER UNION FREE NIGHT-SCHOOLS.
The Free Night Schools of Science and Art n

the Cooper Union again active operation, and
than 400 pupils already enrolled in about 40
different sections. The whole number OF students for
whom free instruction and provided
is 2,2OO distributed in IS classes as follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
Weooina CARDS. Sc.

AT WIN EVERDELLs SONS, No. lO4 tui'
~ tonst-w KIDDING CARDS spt FINE STATIONERY (k'"e
i'heI 5lai
las. EVERDELL, 3O2 Broadway-Wedding
~ and Bail Csris Order, vi b,HcDs 5ls bslsos yea 'hts
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
KINGS COUNTY TAXEs 81 aas 40

The Board of Supervisors of Kings Comfy
met yesterday afternoon, when alton visa re-
ceiyed from tho lsborers employed by the Park Com
missoners, setting forth that they compelled 10 o,
10 hours aday for u TO- and that the Comnl,,ioner.
fuse To- carry out the provisions Of the EighHour I
ana ASK the Supervisors 10 take some action In The
force the law. "eh'
Tho Committee on General Taxes 10 whom was rss,-.
the communication from the state in referenc
to state taxation upon the aggre gate valuation O tbe
property OF the County reported that there re9uird
sO9 C0 81 which Is S60746 - In excess OF the suu, re
qured the previous year by the state and will Ada
largely to the rata Of taxation IN the County over
the previous year The rate Of taxation this wear or
state purposes Is l66 against 58 mills In Il9 Tho
following are the various purposes for which the money
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
MONDAYS WEATHER RKPoRT-sA
MINIATURE ALNANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun ns...... 629I Sun 4:59 Moon sets u IS
SANDY Hell
, 1870-06-17
ILLINOIS
Journnltrtjc Items-Intercat Due On
County md Township bonds
: Test OF Wcight.-Thc judicial
'EIcctEon-Thc Wheat RnTvcAt%

JournnFtntjc 1tems-Intercst Due On
County md ToWnshlp Ronds-
: Text OF Weight. judicial
'EIcctEon-The Wheat Harvest
Special Desr4tch to The Chcaxo Tribune.
.SrE1Nur1s1D, Ill, juno 1d.-Jarcs II. CuloeEt-
son, son Of C. u. Culbcrtson, Esq, OF Chicago has
purchased the interest Of Major Vim Il. Batihaehe,
tn the Iioss STATE Journal. being onefonFsh. and
win take prominent plnce on the editorial stan
OF that PAPER. General John TiIEon and Faul
Seiey Es naye purchased coatzolliPF nts5sss
under tho management Of these Renu7men. Nlll
continue to do good work IN the ranks OF the Re-
publican party.
The following statement OF interest due on
county and taxushlp bonds, which will SOON be
paid BY the SIZE Treasurer from the funds raised
less be Of interest 10 the Taxpayers In the lowns
and counties mentioned:
Adams connty-city Of Quincy, ss.aso: Brown
y, xlo,ean: Hancock County-Ctty Of Mason,
I'll pheas f ss: sesuysf es Goaat; Pc Hea6ans den;
g ssnI 1,o Ct principal soaA Total under act Of
asalie Couus5-Daysou Township, u,aoo:
osaEe Township, 1000; onaVa Township,
coontyIEsaas Tornsh,p: i ,ea. Xsson co1nsy'
s, eoo: Total under act Of 1902, s4s,ssa. sun
oae toa Of ntty pound weights, sent from Jc
paStess County, were to-day testt4l bJ the Secre.
tary Of State, found correct, stamped with tht
state sealcrs device, as prost1cd By law, md re-
| shipped to Galena-
odcl1l abstracts from twenty eight count1es o.
vote for Judge Of the Supreme Court OF the F1rs
| GRIND D!yiRlon have been received hy the Secye
/ tasJ Of State. There arc eight more counties X
hear from before the ot1ela1b vote can be an
nounced: Judge Breese Is elettsd- The vote hs:
| oeon quito light
The wheat harvest has commenced IN Mad!su1
/ and Jersey Countess and will soon be In full bias
| all over Southern md Central Illinois Toe croI
Is more than an average, both In quantity an
| quality.
, 1870-06-17

Lian Central Railroad Company the right Of Wat
tn1on9a PUBLIC lands for the conss1 ucs1on Of Ta-
roaa 23d te!eNraph from Ogden City to Haik Lake
I!Q- Inc blll NA passed.
MI. WHEELER also nportcd = bill granting the
islana OF ierha Due2a, = government island IN
Hah Francisco Bay, 10 the Western Pacific fsatl-
Ioad Company for tar1utnus, provided half the
inland RhAn be insured to the United Ss1tes for
foItlncatlous and military purposes, and noth!ng
ln the bllla shall impair the lawful cr equitable
nights Of private parties to the island
Nj. KNOTT moved 70 amend by requiring PAT
Thtnt to the government OF two mt1llons Of dollars.
Ee WIS Informed that the Island was worth i've
millions, and II put up IT Sher LIS sale io-1norrnx
the nEzt hid would be one million, and ne thought
IL there Was corporation on earth asAe to buy
and ray for It, It WIS that enormous corporation.
Nj. HOLMAN moved to table the Tilt NegA-
d-ts to e6.
Nr. Enott,s amendment xua reIected-15 to II.
The previous question Mas seconded
During IN interruption In the voting, Mr. DAWES
from the Committee on Appropriations, reported
biti to allow six doIar1 per DAY 10 Reeidtet1 and
SheHhA In the Fifth Military District Passed.
On motion Of Mr. BENJAMIN, the Senate amend
ments 70 tie bill defining the duties OF Pension
Agents, Dc, wa8 non-concurred In and Commit
tee Of Conference ordered. =.
The House then adjourned, the speaker stating
that the Yerbn Buena bill would remain the b1lss
neAA 10 the morning hour until disposed oL
TIE CUBAN R1EoLCT10E8-yO1E ON HtSGH4Al
eCEs11TCIK. ..
, 1870-06-17
RAlfFQ1tu kliAnAfcrx

DosTds. June 1t-Thcre WAS a fearful a.cIdc;l
on the Vermont l. MASSACHUSETTS, k1Ilroad, b..
tween Royalston and Athol to-day. train gotns
NcFt hrokc through bridge. Nj. johnson, O.
wtrs killed; John Murphy WIS seriously wounded
William Elliott, baggage maste-, seriously wound
81; 4. {. D"ostie, Of Gardner, leg broken: i. s
Whtconb, mail agent, seriously wounded
tnscd In the head: William Foster
engineer injured in the heal; Master 1hoa Jones
head slightly Injured: P. s. Young. Sett!e Whitta
ker, Alice u: Mather AMI Hrs. sally Fish, slight,
wounded: Jones, fireman, sltght,y wounded
Mrs ChAs. Deane. slightly; Angri!nc Lattcrs
slightly ;..Hattie King and (nfant. face hurt: r
". Waterman, white assisting at the Wrcck, hat
his leg hurt. The surgeons arc on hand ant
every attention Is shown 70 the wounded The en-
CINE and three cars 1te wreck.
CINCINNATI, juno IA freight train on tht
Louisville 4 Cincinnati Short Line Railroad TAI
into ha1d-car near Maurice Station to-day, IN
EtAutlY ktlnK JAMes Dlghu.
, 1870-06-17
TORTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-,

AsH1Sd1oS, June l6.
TRANSFORMATION or GOODS IN BoSp.
III. coRBE1T. from tne Committee On Com
tsic ,1o transportation Of European, 1ststc, aud
Australian merchandise to Interior cities ok the
United States and actoss the continent. The sub.
goods In bond across the continent
AUTHORIZATION H1LtS.
Mr. AORRE1l- of Me-, from the Committee on
Naval Appropriation hn aud gave notice Of his H.
tent&on 10 press the Consular and Diplomatic Ap-
preparation bili tomorrow.
CORRECTION.
Mr. COHEETT made statement II correction
OF neEspaper report Of amendments OF the Com
m!ttee On Commerce TO the bill authorizing the
establishment Of ocean mall steamship sc1stce be-
tween the Unl.ed SIates and Australia. He stated
that tho amount Of subsidy had s,ten reducet to
:3t9 'ooo. and Tas 70 be On condition that tho Aus
CAFE COD 61l!P CANAL.
msIce, reported Joint resolution p!edQlug the
faith Of the government 70 construct q suitaAlc
breatwhter and haTbor OF refuge a the eastern
entrance Of the proposed Cape Cod Ship Canal, to
he ready Tor use on It's completion; provided The
water nnd harbor OF refuge does not exceed two
millions Of dolla.a, and that said ship c&ual be
foryves fro to the vessels aud property Of tho
Nj. CHANDLER, from the same committee, IT,
ported; without amendment htil to repeal the
Ercss to Certain acts OF the States OF Maryland AMI
Georgia
INVALID PENSION BILL
MI. pRAkE, nlcMfer OF the Committee Of
Conference appointed on the 1nTaiId Pension Ap-
preparation blu, stated that the House Of Repre-
fcntattvcs, nf9et be!nG informed Of the appoint
tnens Of new managers on the Part OF the Senate
had, contrary TO all parliamentary courtesy, re-
anpointed their original nanagrrs The Senate
Committee d!' not feel disposed to submit what
they consider An tndlIuitJ put upon the Senate by
the 1louec, and therefore asked to be excused
fEnIn further service.
The committee WAS excused, and Nessrs. Nor
rill hialnsl, Sse,..and Stockton, were substituted
coSpEANEp CANNON FOR soLnrKss' MONUMENTS.
Mr. WILSON called up The blu granting con-
PnuEhEcepsie.
On mntton Of Mt. SHERMAN, the bul was maae
general b. authorizing the Secretary Of War to de-
liver to any city or municipality condemned ispn
detrimental to The pnt.lc service
The amended blu passed
pKrAHINkSI OF Jcsr1cE.
establish = Department Of Justice. Pissed
TIE Fk1SKS0 Bill.
came up a. the regular order Ut business
After .lang discussion. Ar: STEWARTS mo-
ton to postpone the subject till next scsxion was
rtjecseti-yeak, Ii: nays, -,
Mt. DRAkES amendment, continuing the
present provisions NJ the Law rrlattFe to The rcc
transmission of newspapers. WAS adopted-yeas
Ar. MORRILL, Ut, offered IN amendment con-
tlnptng the sranking priT!cEe to persons upon
whom 1t Was especially conferred BY law, to the
Executive Department and Agricultural Depart
1nrn., rcmArk,ng thas hIe object WAS to take away
gyessr and frrM PostM1aterh
Ar. SUMNER gave notice that he would 1noya i
substitute for the entire bill
Without vote unon the pending amendment