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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19
SUPREME couRT-cmcur.-KIsss COUNTY

Before Judge GHbert-Mdry @. Porter agt
VIM H. Parks and Benjapin q. Smith, jr.-rhe plaintiff
Instituted these proceedings 10 recover $4,000, IN conse
uuece Of the defendants refusing to deliver 90 shares of
stock OF the York Central Railroad which belonged
10 her She alleges that the lJt Of March the defend
ants disposed the stock for their and refused
either deliver the certificate and the scrip DIVIDEND or
10 pay her the value thereof Defendants stock brokers
IN New.YOrk admitted that plaintiff had made demand
for the stock, which they had refused 10 comply with.
Trey alleged that Mr. VIM G. Porter represented him
self TO be the OF the stock together with so shares
az the stock Of the Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad Company, which were then IN the pos
session Of Messrs II. T. Morgan Co, ON which no was
owing them the OF s56,9 ST. On the 9TH OF August
no delivered order 10 defendants on Messrs Morgan
a Co. requesting them TO deliver the stock belonging To
him To the defendants their paying whatever might
be due them from plaintiff The stock then passed into
the possession OF the defendants who Ia good faith and
without any suspicion that the stock not the prop
erty OF W. c. Porter continued 10 act as his brokers'
They sold the so shares Of the New-lork Central Rail
road Company at the request OF plaintiff and are
they are willing TO pay at any time. They
insisted that II the stock ever owned by the
plaintiff she had subsequently, given Porter power
OF attorney TO transfer the and that she there
fore debared from setting title. The defendants
also alleged that the plaintiff not the real party in
the suit but that was prosecuted oOlusyely for the
benefit OF W. &, Porter Evidence was introduced To
show that the plaintiff W. c. Porters sister and that
the stock pledged simply collateral security The
Court held that such action the part OF w e. Porter
authorized his brokers TO dispose OF tho stock and tho
complaint therefore dismissed Counsel for plaintiff
excepted to the ruling OF the Court.
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SHIPPING LNTELLLGENCE.
PORT OF SEW-yORK................... January 49,
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW -yORK......... January H.
CLEARED.
S,.am.Ap,-Cubi Noodle Liverpool Idaho Cr'tuz Lsrpo'li
Fairbanks Nuos Wilmington y C.: Brunette oi'e fi
Clsrssion Bsrrr Charleston; GI.aca. Valdez Boston
Barss"Mgaa Charta Hargla sAf,ses; Jas Ncca Mec.y.
hi Bls.S.e M.. Sea Br,neu Move Young Po
SPAIN Guiding Star, FIeetIv. a.hinea. o. NJ,
M David Fsa.t Lori Gs.,oa rr clover char,'oq, Mar.
g rcs hag c f,. H. apS Co hmoaI A. D,c.
ARRIVED
Steamship M,rya, Liverpool Dec b. aad Queenstown "
sts,a.6o Molt.ou.y Fa.rco,s Savnrau u
Steamship Manhattan Woo.lul t4eEe'inn 'Al'g and pas
SeamssD Jo53 . ai "I,5I' yS6s .5.s S,5 .
Flower ,o SeE-iia'eaj Da - Pierre Martinique Sd-J'
B.S 4tsatIc of SerHl,sn rAi Hur'r Ss-.
Big scotland tot FsGlioe, Scott, pemari, q lay sugar
Brig Rapid yf Haitian Ih5ut Msa"s Iia1u 10 LAYS coffee aHi
Big John sbay Cof BrooLbaea) Yceoa valencia Nov "a Vi.
Brs Hermann (o stockton Me- Pl,,rsou JasrO days.
sSr MARY Am.aeu of provue,ovu Lavender magma a.
Jan 49, M len port at Nassau brig Eclipse 'or Ns''
Scir Faux See of Roslap Bean ,ra-, 10 ,v mol.''s,
Schr G 3 Heller Balgo Mitchell Pensacola Il days 'el0~
Sch Frank Urea. tcf Frankfort Me- Woo DAYS rubber.
go scaooNEE' H''hH a. ,' ttN.... -.
S I'd fss,9gsst N I'm" 5,ai'i.gf .,s,o
DOMESTIC PORTS
FoRrRE,s MoSRog 8Auye4 Oas' NorHl15 toa Callsi
Ian O.Cakss. FROM Bremen Tor orders
BREr jan sThe steamship ST. Lauren arrived lsr AZ Soeoea
HsysE Jan 8 The steamship Celia NseYor arrived here
Hsv.s, jan. i7-Slei steamships C.soFa' or Nes.YOri;
France, for 81 NaEsre.
DISASTERS.
Steamship Futerp before rtpo-; burned st. & lie reads az
Galveston discovered ire 'le cotton De- ne Dol neM
The hold lrt " steam. ana Ns
thought 10 eItuguished t the reV " r u oAe
out afe,h Az attempt thea male g. - roe vessel
lrrlt
but failed Her decA bad been 1ur o. '1i " va re-
garded The lighters n tie bag bel ce~ 20 saS
about rs the morning Of Ar .th dispatch lated 10
h state that about bales had been saved from he wreck 10 dau
aged
9Th i5 sprnng Aeak , JslrJ sept B.-g PROVIDED
with steam esgue connected with Gre an | 10 rork
When 6rt discovered coming s-cl 10 require
strokes pump keep her a1a tbs rate as not ons
after Increased strokes bour The captAt 9ss % save
1perse decided proceed The broke ard % res Usfe
compelled dAy Tor tine oir tp keep le stP
aaolt Arrying Capt Isor 'r tlfhoai
and oved port dcaafs tl- loh hat
epafe1
was kept constantly a work With the puups
kugstJu. jan Tor NrN YORK Nl' INTO hey
leaking handy She has cargo % 'uee NsA
will have % be discharged. 80,
letter from Beao c. dated 18Th ms. a,s that OF the i!ih
Eve port boarded Tie wreck srhr 1rog aH Mar,
from Charleston before repe ashore Oh tat Lookeut
Shoa, dog AL al tue AIS ~rt &C. iore'a'
and b they split AID "ashe 20 pieces ie weather PER
o. ooa tlr ll ~ and sAs
the rigging sud cargo
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

$40 p $50! .loo1 se;s'''' -
DAN -
sandy Rock 90. 8.f9 Cows l'au.... 9s Hell Gate ll~
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ottas Steamers.

1T s. MAIL TO HAVANA.
~. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO,
Sailing regularly kyERI ThURsDAi. ssiost n ts~'S''
hoh PisrN fHorth River ,,a
rAGLk cspl d. Grssas ,.....'.' 100, .., r
hORRO CASTLE Capt K. Adams iva Nsssii). yanail -
COLUMBIA. Capt z. Van ses feo
rsT nsgas or passAss appI~ " NhkhLsh T. 1890.
The New York herald., 1870-04-29
TEE FIRE IN sPRiyCrlILD.
Turning OF tie New York Watch Compnny's
Factnry--Loss SlOO,6OO.

tFron tie Springfield Mass, Repuoli an. Anril o.
one Of The ar sest lres mat haze urrcd In
Spfnglc d. aud tho very arrest sine tic iesr e.
uon u me Did Opera House and the adjomin stores
aged on the Hi yesterday afternoon III completely
9e oa aory ro,ns o. s,ae, Ssw ygr
ines occepied the entire box between Tyler
stleet and Pen Teton enue 200 feet IN
nat 'ti IN the southwest ne Of & e VI er story
OF the main building, anl. without doub from
cl IN chimn y ita,ng from the furnace recently
put up 10 bake the waicn sas the cause OF three.
fourths OF all the accidental dres IN ADsl II drst
proke out about nve minutes oefor' IN ee o clo5k,
and it was for time VAIN no ed Och c. the names
by ne uss or The hose on the premises, bit hole
had la oily been IN tn root an o stream brOu ght
TO Bear on the fire when tne h 50 hnr,. Al adrm
WIS sound d rom ok No. 10 ana tn FIRE Depais {.
ment spec u relcae tie spot whel e al g n.
tinua success ion m pa aiyauv inisNriuhes and III
takes Al tns time IA flames could apparently
have been stayci by W n drecicd cfOiti arl
III abundance. ol waite. vey unIucsily, there wss
NJ singe mead 10 direct al the williiis iianls, a3
Chif Engineer Leshur, hai gone 10 Mancne .ter,
n H., 10 purchases o hose cart - rel n thousand
leet OF hose. AM siptly lh,rewi,h mcssihs
want OF tie department., never moe O,lo 3
than yesterday. Several tines The str ans Of
water were entirely stopped. losing pre- 10 IS INN.
there was lamentSSie lack OF water. Ana So so
with too many Managers and too title hose and
wafer, the ire swept hereels on. The r,nnes ourst
suddenly and fCriously through the mort nerD.cn ar
ltle beyond hnifp four and surgcd ont over
twenty feet int, the street; AMI there was a general
shout OF fear that he 1rc wonla rasngc tue wood
the ctty's history. The rong soutawest
wind. too caught the noating, nery riu-
der5 AMI bore them far and Wild.
The roof OF tile factory fell IN IN hanceforwsrd
rapidly. and by i've CLOCK te entire factory. sa
u ue aened soreAou5e. was SO far ruin that
no further damage was feared The walls
partly fell In. and were partly pusaed IN TO avers
canger ~ Is not known that any perious injury
happened during the ire tnougi Sc eral men re-
cei'ei lruises anh invoiuntiry shower tatis. T.e
emp0yes nuinser nuety nine about half men aud
half women, and 1t Tears heavily upon them To- "a
thus robuel OF employment. Tlar section o. the
city VIII he seriously aiccted by the Suspension
OF theSe works ant their cnure WIN.
urawat would lie crushing plow vi
course It Is uncertain whether nc companv
viii rcbuid Their total loss Will he iie les III n
$l0O,U00, while thctr inslllan ~ o tS5oOo uivi,ied
as folOws:--fire ami Marine - thus ct y: Har iord
Elna ana PnonX or IIar ri, Home oi New lo.S;
Providence, Washington aad North British and
Mercan lie or London $4,000 each: N0rwisa .r
Norwich Conincn ~ and Inleruaiiouu OF New
YORK, as 000 elcn. one-!i az the loli,v IN The Fire
and Marine was relas,TgJ ~ tie Commerce VI
AlbIuy.
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wnolc number Of votes cast 4o4; necessary to q

Whole number Of votes cast los; necessary to
,h0 ee, 2v3.
Mrcn cOvrrsIoN.
Gre tene no eho &c recess was rr posed, brit
o. n OF on wa received With loud tr.es CT No
Lo.'
srn there was no order an tho Chair. rnltlc 10
co tro the (0Dv, n''On. ai0wel u 10 Lrcak up IN
Q y aos Tor consultation.
THIRD BALLOT.
Tho CONVENTION finally TIED down to unetnfc,
ani On he se RETAnY pro eeled to ,aIl 10 roll Asan
rol er. af7; Hal $50: Horercom. I7e. Rec. Ios.
:, whole lumber OF votes cast lo7; necessary 10
NJ ssrs Folcer and Hale were then uranimr rsly
nominated, with three cheers for the whole iicSel
RESOLUTIONS.
mr.: DoRsHIRMER. OF Ere IRON the Committee on
nc ''"'ohs' men rep rte ms foloYs:-
Kesoved That tho republican party Of New York 10 de-
has we prsss1! TO hs people state
VIII bring TO their oces those high ouaacaions OF MIND
M which those should who. In the court
life and the liberty Of the citizen - -
Resolved That While recognize that not the place
proper occasion TO confidence in The national nj
mnnira,i?n and our admiration for the us:rIons soldier
selves sustain him hs efforts 10 restore economy IN our
anars 70 raise the credit OF the and to secure
tories. ~ ~ ''
The resolutions were adonted
sNrBBEp. H0oTED AND KISSED.
JUDGE FITHIAS then mounted the PLATFORM ana
novel re- olntion. which he proceeded 10 read. en-
DO ng The course OF The adminisral on on the St
Domingo ann Xaii0n question hut he was hoot,d
ana blsscd al so that he was Obliged TO deslst aud
ani cal 10 the Convention for a hearing
MIR ALvORD then ia!sed the toinr o. order that a.,
re- esonions had TO be referred 10 the Committee on
Re 0uiiAns
HIssRD AND noorED AND ADJOURNED.
JUDGE FirHIAN again a tempted 10 gel u vote on his
resout0n, hrt the Convention hi sed and h 0 ed,
and then adjourned WI three cheers for the ticket.
The New York herald., 1870-04-29
hEWBuRG.

DROWNING CAsUAITY.--On Thursday, as Tim
Donoghue, the we,l-knowu oarsman and trainer, was
working in his boathouse, near the foot OF Second
street, Newburg he saw the body OF child floating
inihe river, ottwo yards distant from him. the face
and head being below the surlace and concealed
from him. To draw the child out Of the water was
but moments work, when he was Mortified to find
tlat te body was that of his own daughter Mary, o
bright little girl OF four years OF age. See had fallen
into the water Willie amusing herself the wharf,
ana ntu perlsned before any one knew or her dan.
ger Tne enOrts for tile resusCit ,tiou OF the Child
were continued for hours, but resulted lruttessly
The New York herald., 1870-04-29
A PYan1ecaSlc BLOW Up.

Yesterday forenoon an explosion occurred at The
pyroteconic rnanuactory OF the Mess.s Edge in Bay
street. Jersey City Itappears that large quantity
OF Roman can!lie', IN process OF prepara ion were
lett 10 tne yar. posed To the ra OF he SUM- ana
1t Is supposed that the gases genera ed produt Inc
exposiuu. NOshlng OF tie KIND O. er occ rred there
before, and this theory OF the expos on is pure con
lecture. Every window in the building was shat
,ered, bnt no person wa- injured, as the wUrkmen
were all lps1le tue Dulll.na. !
The New York herald., 1870-04-29
NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Minor
Items of Metropolitan News.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours 10 con-.
par son with the corresponllng day OF last year as
indicated by the thermometers as Hudnups Pharmacy.
HERALD Building. Broadway, corner Of Ann street,
The New York herald., 1870-04-29
FoRTY.F1Rsr CONGRESS.
Second Session.
SENATE.
wAsurNaTos, April 20, 1870.

"HsHINuTON April %, 1EU.
AMENDMENT THE NATURALIZATION LAws
Mr. SUMNER, (rep) Of Mass presented tho memorial Of
the National Executive Committee OF the people Of
tho United states asking thai the word wbs" bs struck
The New York herald., 1870-04-29
BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.
The United States frigate Cuerriere was roa,cc OF
the dry dock ar the Navy Yard yesterday.

TIC UnltPh Sta'c3 TlIgate Uuerf1eTC vas Eoatct on
the dry dock &C the Navy Yard yesterday.
An inquest was held OH the body OF Cornelius Nc
Knight by Coroner Jones yes erday. Deceased was
one OF the crew OF the steam tug William Wells,
which was DESTROYED by the explosion OF her boiler
in New jersey about two weeks ago. Tho remains
we're ntcrre from the residence Of The deceased, ia
Dlke.nau street.
About midnight Of Wednesday flames burst from
the lower part OF the store ana dwelling house No.
Commercial street, and enycoped the structure 80
rapidly that 1t was impossible to save any or the
STOCK. John Winslow, who Kept grocery store in
the structure, estimates his loss at 81 500. Henry
Mensin dealer, lost 81 600 In damage 10 sto x.
Damage 10 building owned Ivy John Luar, S2,0J0.
The New York herald., 1870-04-29

Dr. Moreau Morris entered upon the discharge or
his duties as City Sanitary Inspector Yesterday.
The New York herald., 1870-04-29

AVVTHgS IeInp TUITV ytstcItdT II q
Average temperature for corresponding date last
The New York herald., 1870-04-29

The taxpayers on Twenty-slxth, Twenty seventh,
Twenty eighth and Thlrteth streets opposed to tie
laying OF wooden pavement on hose streets, m t
ara u at Nil emans Hail last evening. There was
meagre attendance, and nothing Of importance was
done.
The New York herald., 1870-04-29

The first meeting Of the new Commissioners OF
Excise. recently appointed by Mayor Hall, was held
yesterday In the Mayors ONCE. Messrs. Walter W.
Price John II. Williams an Martin Mach tmann, the
new Commissioners, were present. Tie session was
held for the purpose OF organ zation.
The New York herald., 1870-04-29

EyPolIceman Lawrence Keely has been missing
from his home, ut No 40 Fourth avenue, since De
cember O, 1859, which day he was pa,d q conside
rable sum Of money. He is six feet high. Of ligh
complexion and has blue eyes and brown curll
hair and Ia filty-fye wears OF age.
The New York herald., 1870-04-29

Nearly four months ago william Sherlock mys.
terlously disappeared, and yesterday bis boly WAS
found noaing In the dock foot Uf Fifteenth street,
East river. Deceased ls supp sed to have been ac
eden ally drowned. The body was remoyed 10 the
Morguc FOR an ilquisi Ion.
The New York herald., 1870-04-29

Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market, yesterday com
mitted Owen Finnegan, n plumber, residing at NJ.
220 West Eighteenth street In default OF 81 900 hail.
TO answer a charge OF stabbing Mary King OF No.
l45 West Forteth street, in the back aad hand With
q knife On the 23th inst.
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CAU HEON.

The public IL autioned against employing any
ut the regularE authorized Agents of the Gonna
ny. since the Roberts Patent cover the use of the
Torpedo and all explosive materials for oil wells.
and the use of such materials by other parties is a
direct infringement of their rights. Amy parties in
fringing any oil the ROBERTS PATENTS will he
iealt with according to law and acting willfnly
and knowingly in defiance Of law and the decisions
Of the Courts
The Company have re organized their bus;ness
with a view 10 accOmmO Odaie Oil Men in every part
OF the Oil Region. They have employed the mos,
efficient Agents ard Assistant that be procured
tor the business Each Torpedo il labelled with
date af patents, together with the price of the Tor
pedo, and signed by an officer Of the Company, &C
every Operator wishing TORPEDO may know its
price and wheeler it came from our Office.
,ipe ators will confer favor by reporting to this
Office auy negligence Of Agents.
The following named persons have been appoint
ed Agents and Assistant AGENTS for the Oil Region,
Of Psnnsy ylvania and West Virginia.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

TlTUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vIC1NI
TY-STEPHEN ,.,OOF. Office, Ha,nilton's Cigar
store, address Titusville, Pa Assistant John Van
TITUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vICINI.
TY-H ii THOMAS Office and address, Man.
-ion House, 1ilusvl,e, Pa.
SHAMBURG AND yICINITY-GEORGE IR.
vIN. Office. shamburg; residence, Titusville, Pa.
Assistant. A. " es!.
ESTEi,PRisE I'LEAsANTVILLE, BEAN
FARM AM PlrIiGLE W. GEO VAN
VLIET Office and address, Chase House, Pleas
antviiIe Assistant, Il. q. Huntington.
TIDIOUT AND WEST HlCKORY--CHAS.
CLARK. Office and address, Exp ess ONCE Tidi-
onte. Pa Assistant, T., &. Beardsley.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON OGice and address, Petroleum Cen.
tre Pa Assistant Charles BackfO,d.
rARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
on oil Creek and Cherry Run, from Story Farm to
McClintockville--JAn nESSAUNDE IS. Address
arr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther b. Saunders.
Charles w. Cochran and william HOyt.
McCLIMrOCKvlLLE, OIL CITY AND r NO
a. s. Wlsr. Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
| Assisiarf, I. Mead
FRANKLIN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY PIy.
Err niLBNR Office and address, franklin, Pa
SCRUBG ASS, FOSTER FARM u PA tkEVS
| LANnIN,i-RICiIARD w. REDPiELD. Office
aud addr, IS SCrubarass, a Assistant, r. W Por.
| terfiold, address tmlentOn, Pa
WEST VIR iiNIA-C ID. ANGEL. and T. f
| oO1k Address. psrkersburg. West Virginia.
kO6tNts Fesx oleuEl XOrYeE9 %
aiayl-Aat.
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Prepared Expressly for Married
Ladies.

O lady writes, Duporco's Golden Pills relieved
me in ''tw. days" without any Inconvenience like
magic. 20 say Ill VINO who u,e the genuine. BE
ware of commercials The gen inc is now put up
In large waits boxes, con aiming double quantity
OF Pills, and upon each box you wi find tue a. 5.
Revenue Stamp printed from NY private die, upon
which yoa wiil find the words Duponcos Golden
Periodical Pills, in (whits) letters None genuine
without that stamp. The small red and yellow
boxes are 40 longer used because of their bel 9
sountsrleitsd
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<r Ice 81 Per ;BOx.ESix Boxes S5.!
sold By NJ. $. SIaI HONS, I Druggis,,

lie Agent for Pstroieam Cetre, Ps Ladies
ndiag aim 81 through the Petroleum Centre
ost O.i:e can have ths Pills Aent (coniden,ially
nail, ID any part Of the cjuntry, free of postage
And also by n. K. Griffith. Oil City. n. W. snnm
SreenviI!e, 81. A. Mcdonald. Titusville, Calender
Henry. Wholesale agent
HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
dec1-3m
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A. 3 Smith has Jnst re,urned from the
D,st with large stock of Shoes and the
ia,es, -ylcs Of Opera Tee Ied les shprs.
ec,S-if
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A CARD TO THE LADIES,
Dk. DUPONCO<S
Golden Periodical Pills,

FOR FEMALES
INFALIIBLE IN CORRECTING IRREGULARI
TIE. xEN ,VINt OBSRUCr rIONS OF THE
MONTHLY TURNS, IRON WHATEVER
CAUSE, AID ALWAYS SUCCESS ;ssE,
Full AS A PREV ENTiVE.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
THE COURTS.
THE CONSTITUTIONALTTY OF THE
FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.
THE

CASE BEFORE THE y. 8. SUPREME COURT
INVOLVING THE QUESTION.
WAsHINGToN No. 4.-rhe first of the cases
involving the Fourteenth Constitutional Amendment
question came before the Supreme Court Of the United
States to-day upon motion by Judge Campbell Of Ala
bama in the NewOrleans Slaughter House eases for On
injunction to restrain the defendant-the state OF
Louisiana, ex-Rel, and its Attorney ey-tenerai-irom
further interfering with the plaintiffs Ia their business
as butchers &c. In the City of NewOrleans An act OF
1869 OF the louisiana Legislature gave monopoly OF tue
Crescent city Live Stock Landing and slaughtering
House Company, and made 1t unlaw for slaughterihg
TO be done anywhere else In the city than upon Their
premises The plaintiff, about 20 in ~, numSeI, h"si
the slaughter House Corporation for the privilege.
their own previously in use, but are abandoned
under the law and ineOnvenent In location. The 0rgi
nal suits in the Court below decidek In the state
Court against the PLAINTIFF and they took out their w
and proceeded with their business. The slaughter
company thereupon commenced another suit In the state
Court and obtained an injunction against the plaintn
which enforced by the police OF the city from when IN
they beg to be relieved. II is insisted
that this Court has the power to protect the pantes
and that the action OF the state violation the super
dsobedience OF 1t. On the merits II Is submitted by
Judge Campbell that the privilege granted by the act OF
the General Assembly complained or are not In the power
OF the Legislature to grant and that they are VOID Inc
act sbridges the privileges and mmunites 0 citizens OF
the United States and wthdraws ana denies Protet,on
when it was the duty OF the Legislature to provide IT,
and therein it violate the constitutional rights o the
plaintiff -. a,
Judge Black, for the defendant, eOnended that the
whole in the State, and that the LEGISLATURE
he judicial and executive branches OF that Govelmeh
the exclusive privileges complained OF, the Federal
power, had concern in the matter.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

A New Jersey frm show their bonemeal, bone -four,
and bone-dust. England for 30 years has been
cleaner of bones in every quarter OF the eartn.
The continent has been searched, old battle Fields
have been raked, the plains of Russia and Poland,
the steppes of Brazil and to shame be IT wrtten
the seaboard cities Of the United States have poured
Q steady stream Of phosphate Of lime and am,
monia upon the turnip gardens and wheat helds OF
England. The result is that acres which
yielded handful of shriveled grain Ill
in the days of the Plantagenets now give one year
after another twenty-eight bushels OF round hard
grain. Bone meal has made the difference. let 80
dull are we as to the value of this economy that
only one-seventh of our meat bones are ever IN
rude way restored to the soil and not twentieth Is
ground for fertilizers. No wonder that the acreage
of wheat is running down and now falls at less than
half that of England.
The financial results of the Fairs of 1859 and 1870
must place the Institute very near those soid ehds
for which successive boards of managers for forty
years have labOred. That end is great and hand
some edifice. with ample room for great machines
and strength for heavy loads and great numbers yet
managed not to miss of very fine architectural
effects At least, hint that arrangements looking
directly that way are well advanced, is not Prema-
ture; and the community may feel that the half dol
lar which gives them annually the sight Of 70 much
that is and curious and progressive, at the same
time contributes to palace Of industry which be-
fore this decade passes will loom above all other
structures Of metropolis, the masterpiece of our
architecture and the pride of great nation OF work
ar