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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

entire naval wants OF the first navnl Powtf IN me sr
Is thus demonstrated and the vast benent usch
from the existence Of such yards In er, stbg sn
Ing the merchant marine OF the nrst commerce.
Is TINS shown, what Is there TO be onered ~
said In support 0f the extravaga giant naval eSpehoIsos
and the narrow policy toward our steam inercos.r
marine that has long and 80 fatally Doen 80
sisted In by the Government Of the Cht,s
statesf Another fact Of Englsnd's policy pre'ssS
itself with great force. fEonc or her suosil.Os
lines make trip from foreign port To another -
for instance from the West Indies 10 New York, or FROM
South America or Mexico 10 port in the United
States. BY casting the eye along the macy thoussna
miles OF coast line trayersed by the subidzed al ar1 ~
OF Great Britain. that every ship under Der flag
carries her cargo first ~ her own commercial ports
Thus the great profit derived In the form Of impot
duties and commercial advantages fully explains tho
policy and advantages Of her liberal iub-Ides, "a in
some instances the Import duties alone three
cargOes In amount the entire subsidy ~ entire
line the year Herein them lies the whole question.
and 10 h absurd for the American people 70 conp-Sn
longer decadsDce or their commerce, When
the real fault clearly lies in the public policy which ks!
heretofore pursued refusing 10 grant substantial
Government aid for the creation OF atea4n merchant
marine as Great Britain has so wisely done. .
Neo- York, Feb Is, 1871.
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coLoRED CITIZENS IN KENTUCKY.

The Democratic journals OF Kentucky are
discussing with much apparent earnestness, the ques
ton OF negro testimony and there Is hope that the
party In that may ultimately adopt the view OF the
question dictatedtke by Justice and common sense.
The Mount Sterling 6entine! says
We firmly believe tbs time has now arrived when the
adn.sor OF peuoes testify witnesses in courts
should no longer be delayed There never has been any
good reason urged why this privilege should not be e-
corded 10 them since the amendments 10 the Constitution
vestng tlen with The full rghis OF citizens were passed
rail out agAinst these amendments as Illegal arbi
trary and upon by fraud This Ii true, but
we cannot escape fact that they are part OF the law
Of the land and that State, we are powerless 70
prevent their full enforcement We have seen negroes
by the hundred vote at our polls and have voted with
tbemand still they aebarred under our state laws
from coming courts OF justice and giving In
their testimony II they can vote they can De trusted 70
swear. The question should never have been invested
with political complexion, az has been zone ~ hee
taeky fts agitation following close upon the ternlnA
ton Of the war; counter 10 thousand pfsuaces OF
and creed, and demagogles adrotly aNallen the
selves OF the public excitement and pre)unoe ana
the question upon the Of politics There u no Pyl
tics In H. The sole issue now II whether under all me
circumstance now surrounding u.s. the negro SHOULD De
allowed To testify In state COuris III u question: ~
pure Justice to him He Is, II is true OF All ancn ah1
Ignorant race, ana We believe has no part ~ our po,
heritage he Is weak strong He IL just emery
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HAPE AND MISHAPS.

The body Of an infant was found. yesteI1a IN the
FULTON Ferry house.
Edward Fowers liquor store, No. Dsiancey-st.,
" damaged BIO BY Ore, Yesterday.
Frederick Schmidt. German. was fonnd DEAF
ecu. Of the attached JeaesSc tf-
fst Police Court
The grocery at Wythe-ave and Clynerst, Brook
In. damaged oil 500 By as yesterday Owned 81 Jhn Guam -
Nev-fork, ana nsaEe-
James Montgomery was assaulted with chair
evening R0sreeutk
named Brsay, receiving fracture Of his
John Ryan, aged 40, was instantly killed. yester-
day bV be struck
in the mill at oos Of West Por,y ,fsurthst
George Brootner. . German. assaulted his wife,
evening sh ptisAs Her No -
sseoui.st causing serious se1ns hs vss bctsasp
Herman Janig of No. - Stanton-st, while leaving
ADd
pavement s.ag bis ni T.Esr BsleTss Hss
pital
Thomas Boyston, aged So. died Tin the Park
Hospi yesterday pneuuaOnis espng overheard
PstOn tsys boat sfes He drI No Columbia
st. Brooklyn.
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DIR. McCOSHS views.

OUR KNOWLEDGE or GOD-THE sPENCERIAN
PHILOSOPHY.
The Rev. Dr. McCOsh delivered the fifth
eoure OF tho series on Natural Theology at Madison
s1uare Presbyterian Church. last evening In these lee
lures said he have been looking first at the physical
world az il Is egarded by modern science But physical
facts do not show that there Ia Cod aud therefore, In
my last lecture considered the human mind. With re-
gard to mans capacity or knowledge. 1t is because we
have original knowledge that can add to derived
knowledge. We cannot know any object 9at "a, a.
OF cause and effect supplies the nerus that connects Coo
with his works We know not only that an enect mas
cause but that IL uluSl have cduse Ihls ordefy
strueted world has had world maker. Man led 70
clothe with power that Being whence we sprung
creates difficulties this point IL does NOT noweyeT
follow that God Is limited IN MS pef'Vhh a
because we are lin limited ..ua He t may be- be .
Infinite But there ia need Of taking the kantlan
argument by itself Dr. Chalmers did combining IL
with that by design it proves that there Is Cod am
quite aware OF the In which IL II attempted 70
avoid the point OF this argument But hod Una. tne
laws OF association simply the laws OF the
OF ideas. These ideas cannot procure any new inea
Given the idea Of yellow and the idea OF DIue' SUN 'o
idea Of green could not DO manufactured toin .he %
green is produced by actual oOmmingng OF the TWO
cOlOrs Combine sensatOns OF sOunds eoaors iors
pleasures and pain. still do not obtain else
until new element IA introduced . . 49,. ~,
After giving his views the inrnity or Deity, Dr
McCOsh reviewed the argument advanced py herpcrt
spencer to prove that God unknowtDg and
The idea was first preached by Sir William Hamilton
but Spencer had misrepresented MS marty asseruOli
what Is known directly We can rise TO the KNOW
edge Of other things and thus we can INFER wnAI Sne
next world must be from the moral laws ten,
will from tho rays OF reflected light that meet our eyes
Still the Spenceran theory has some bass OF truth Inc
ana God has attributes that cannot comprehend IL
is In this exalted region that we place our mysteries OF
Godthe origin OF evil etc IL God were all oar AM we
should regard Him with dumb fear; we're he AL n8t'
He would dazzle US into DlhlOnes5
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ATTACK ON COLLECTOR MURPHY.

The XVIIIth Assembly District Republican
Association met last evening. Rufus Andrews stated
that by reason Of the appointment Of Thomas
Murphy to the Coecorshp Of this Port great dissats
faction had been created and still exists in the Repubh
can party Of this city Those who failed to comply with
his demands were ostracsed and TO such extent that
leading and influential Republicans were deprived OF
their positions in the CustOmHouse There was time
when the combined patronage Of the Custom House,
Internal Revenue ONCE. POst-Ofice, and District
Attorneys Office were sufficient to control Republicans
IN Hew-YOrk But the people were debating
70 the President that unless he removes Thomas
Murphy they will no longer sustain him. Applause
The speaker detailed the formation Of the New General
Committee and the election OF Horace Greeley, Chalr
man. the man who had done more 10 build w the Re
publican party than any other living man" Confusion
then seized hearts Of the enemies OF the party and
they appealed the State Central Committee 10 order
He did recognize their right 70 interfere. Upon MT
Greeley's election he spoke IN favor OF harmony Some
passages IN his remarks were seized upon DY the
state Central Committee and made the preteXt
for their action. subcommittee Was ap-
pointed 70 make investigations and report. When
the Central Committee together sgain 1t was
found that good sense had beaten Tom Murphy The
speaker believed IN Gen Grant who meant 10 do right.
Gen. Grant had put Murphy into the office OF Collector
the Port his representation that be could unite the
disOrganized factions OF Republicans in this city Muir
ply opened his career by cutting on the heads" OF
those who the strongest supporters OF the party.
The time coming when representatives from any
district NewYOrk could go 20 ID Custom House and
obtain slight hearing without being insuited by " low
Irishmsn. who held position 20 which be not
titled" Unless the Republicans carried NewYOrk at
the next election Republican President would be
elected 1874.
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Worse and worsel Here is Gail Hamilton be-
coming unmanly and cowsrdly. too what's the world
coming TO- and where shall look for lot 70 the great
principle Of puBg every thing woman does not TO We
men themseiyesf Hear Mdlle Gail: A woman has the
same right lecturer that she has 70 20 laundress
will confess that all my preudiees and sh my instnco
were against it. But when for the nrst time saw 40
audience gathered 10 listen to q the right sno
reason OF the thing up strongly that Instinct ana
nreiudice were ferced b. give way. . . But when vo
man comes before you inspired with grand purpose 90
handing great oppOrsunite,, adv great essSs
nothing but to furnish faaes and nelicites to tho
logic eli In a girls school, the haS not
galned-it has lost No has gained anything fof
hong allowance has 20 be made for lsr -
A woman. Except far she works for nyfas. sDsf
does not Justify herself for taking hold of mans MOCK
lpless she does she work better than men"
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
A MISTAKE AND A WRONG.


The Charleston Is. CO. Republican publishes
the following protest against the extraordinary
action Of the House Of Representatives OF that State in
ousng certain members OF that body Who according to
the statement Of The Reprbean bad been duly elected
20 their seats and seating their Republican contestants
II does nOa appear that deprvng Democrats Reform
ers whatever they are the seats to which they have
been elected in the South 'Carona legislature, f. one
whit more ustiAable than 10 deprive Republican Of his
seat the Assembly at Albany The Republican says:
II reported that there Is intense excitement in Ches
tereld County, account Of the action Of the House OF
Representatives in uDseating the Reform members from
that county and seating the Republican contestants
And more than this, there is much feeling through
out the State the matter
And this feeling is natural aud justthable
and manly Men would he less could they with per
the that have gal ned show that the action OF the
House totally unwaraned, that IL was in fact the
triumph of party, nay, OF faction justice. The
House voted So TO a. Gust the Reform members; and
by the state Board OF Canvassers and this Board be
remembered, posed of Republicans Now we are Re
pubcans and enough OF parsans to earnestly work Or
the legitimate triumph OF our party, but we
triumph this Of certain Republican members OF
the House OF Representatives over poor Chesterntld
County On the contrary, spurn the use OF the worn
triumph" In this business. IL IL not triumph TOT the
Republican party 1t is disasteran added disaster 10
the long string OF disasters brought on by corrupt eD
which threaten TO beach party craft high ana dy
upon the sands unless other hands now take the guidance
and control We the that can be so lost 10 po
htca honor and witha so blinded TO the future as 10
call this Republican victory, this which Is only planned
as the people of ali parties believe for the further gam
ing Of corrupt ends. And all honor 70 the hepuphoa
members who protested against this outrage
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DIED.

BgIDEy-Ai gt-.Yors, P.a "a, Samuel A Belien aged s.
His will be tAfsn u Hudson for nterneat
CARYA resdonoe SevYort City Feb H. Asos Cary ssei
Her mend, ar, Invited to attend TUESDAY. '
ssc. "
cLARx-saddeny Of disease Of heart PraJ Psb TO- Gss
TIE friends Of the tny arr invited . attend he fas.Ss.
~ souih BrOoiiyn
DgRYBs-on MOS. ,2A u.s. Jsti n B. wi" Of h' late '''i' L.
The ssoes family respectfully invited % ,as.s
THURSDAY, 18th inst, al II O'Clock a. m
HART Saturday morning liih ins' Mr. Jn Hi sAs sss
,pd. Of The niIy invited .tsoa ss .s.s
corner Of secosds,e, o. Tuesday. Feb a. zap N
HoRI0sn scst3 ssSsay 1oT Ta Fs "
The r,is,s ,sd friends are respectfully '1s.rL
from Aie residence 70. Dahedss On TUESDAY ahsa"Os
Boston and PorI.sd p.pen please copy.
LOCKWOOD Brooklyn. Sunday Peb u, Emily H., .ifs u
Je.sph IOsi.Osd IN he i..a year O her ss
sos ., be, sIf a a. ssS s.: '''a''
LOUssBERY-A HI. residence Bedford Friday 10th AsI. James
yao ,s ~. sIs es .. b. Presbyterian co-cs Bedford on
Tusisy Late RelAves and fs invited 10 stead
cs,sr. vi. be waiting upOu the 'iv Of the s tran no.
nILLERzA Lombard m o. y.e - srl ., eos;gtss Pa..
chester Co. ia the lsh yu.r Of hi. age
AILLs-on SUNDAY, Peb. II Ei1, wife Of ThsTnsla
Tom her adose, Ne ~ s. ssr'oa.'A'' Tuesday 1'I
ri. sir and TREND, Il the family respectfully rve .'e.A
the funeral Tasay II froa h ate s'asnoe
No Sd Wea Fny -ssventhst
suTroS-A Rye seventh cay RS H. sas sutton ne 's y~
Of his --s,.I A.. $500
RsI.av.s Of s anF respects, r, s'sa Ne
faa.r.l On tLni Ian eshek hau Yrss eeuas hsee
Parrh.sn Garages ~E BE- ssaag kye ssanee On Is ~
,I of d, seIek traia and H. aair0sd nsn Isesse'-
enthsI
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ss,ss wsiDssi.J .ssnsea A .
o'clock r.u +,
T.yIoRssacenly bis ssssss en- Sunday s's'hs "ina@
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funeral oaW eJnnsday the l9in nsei ~ - $500
Con ChareA " Arlington saaze
rrpRs-Qu Pta. 10 bhsb~th " j., rsnshA - NSa@
Geo W A. Tsees aged = yesr. L.. -. ~
$500 at
C-tsut ksl.uves fnsa4s Invited ~ Assaa
.itboaat ia notice -
supd., sweating E.A IL sI'sss wsr. Ia the seA
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s.Ap.. ~ IA. u,.Asr TsssAJ sternoss At : oebsk
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ing from ght Of bondage and needs s the fostering
OF the law TO give him help Under the laws OF the
United States, which do not care 10 resist ne has al
the rights Of citizen BY these laws ne votes, sits On
iurios and has access tho witnessbox and In Ken
lucky alone Of all the states, the Tribunals WEI wa
not allowed by himself his race to have m grievances
investigated.
The Ddnrill, Advocate has the following:
We disagree with the Yeoman that this ia purely
legal question. In aspect OF H. IL question ~
Jurisprudence the strict Of merely legal proceed
ingsin another and higher view IL IA question OF urls
prudence In the exalted meaning OF that worn. ~ IS
alao question OF Craftsmanship, and II enters into the
domain OF politics In the low sense OF thas ~oI
As legal question. the enlightened or oOth oonunahis
hold that courts Justice places where all possible
light IL needed; and that the tribunal called 10 decide
must must hear all the testimony capable or being pro
dueed-aowing character lhteres Soior, ~
the witness To close the mouths OF one nfth OF ue
population OF State Is As legal proposition mon.
only TO that one fifth but every citizen of the Com
monweath because this one-hfth IS so inertwlned IN
nurses &c with the other ths that their exclusion
deprives the remaining f0urhfths OF necessary test
To deprive htgant OF the right to call his witness to
the stand Is TO that extent denial on justice ana Wheh
1t deprives him OF his assoelates ms FANNY, au n -
IL clear that 10 the great majority OF cases III whch
negro Ia a htgant he has not fun and falr trlal.
shuts the door OF the temple Of justice 10 Onefth OF the
population Of State, is upon lis lace 40 repuguaht
argument needed to demonstrate that nothing but te
direst necessity could JUSTIFY saeh law
ship is that OF law and equity. The negro and his
destiny rrevocaby attached TO the white man ana
his destiny. The negro cannot become industrious.
prosperous, and happy without adding vastly 70 tue
wea tn OF the state Neither can he become lower more
ignorant, and vicious, without detriment to all TO
secure to him the full fruit OF has labor 70 protect DIS
life limb family and property, 10 him with the
nvincibe ishied OF vigorous impartial and generous
law. necessary the foundation upon which he
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POLITICAL.
ALBANY.

rHE BROADWAY WIDENING swINDLE-TnE AS
sEssNENTs AND AWARDS TO RE REoPENk D
NEW RAPID TRANSIT sCHEME-THs pE
FRAUDED ERIE STOCKHOLDERS PETITION fV"
A REPEAL OF THE DIRECTORS BILL
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRiBUSkI II
ALBANY, Feb. 13.-Mr. Tweed ana tnc o'", =.
persons interested have arranged new pr0s
90 ,hs yroadwav widening business. The street
IA to be reconstructed after ALL the Whole
Assessments and awards for damages Is 70 pe 80
"a politicians OF the city, heretofore eAeDf ~ -
~. assnssnent are 70 be made subject !" :" = 49,,
hy which was handed in this evening 60, .ho
Han I'm the name Of the city 10 taAe o. che renort
o-3er ~ the supreme Court when conn. -, a. .,
~ the Commissioners OF ASSeSsii' -, r., i,5,.,orv
- r,oas before the General Term OF 'ne ' :, 80
= 10 -. :. oDv time before the expiration Oh io'i
- -. .ha date OF the order OF connrihauon u
-, - It Is TO be beard as an appear ii"n nOn
,,,asrstea notion and may Ne Orousu' VA Ss
- -, and have & preference on the e@iehuAi O'ei
all other appeals ana business. -. $500 ~ xyorb
I..t sohene for rapid transit between SeW-iork
4ne .s,sstey IA welsh steel-ran surface road OF
-, 60, eanre Mr.. Tweed introduced the SCI OF IN
.,,op this evening. The road is to be elevated on
ta or stone columns or piers as Tar as Forty
"a there viii take the solid ground The starting point
a near Hester, and the route thence to Flrsst
between First and secondaves' thence across 'ne
go narallel with the avenues, 10 One-hundreoano-
,,eivhtbst and Harlem River. and across the river
"a On 10 Yonkers Steam or any other motive power
nv he used ]. McB. Davidson, Henry smith,
william H. Albero, Shepherd +. Knapp and Edward =
sbandIev are named among the incorporators
bul was also introduced in the Assembly to allow the
reach pneumatic Tunnel build underground road
7e proceedings Of the Legislature were unimportant
In the Assembly Mr.. Goodrich presented the petition
Of g American English, and Canadian stockholders OF
t Erie Railroad Company praying for the passage OF
hill 70 repeal the Erie Dir ectors Classification act ms
a. the petition which was published in THE TRIBUNE
last week The petitioners are ownersof BOSS shares,
representing par value Of t1S,Oo5,SSS
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE ALBANY, Feb. IL, ISL.
The following bills were introduced: Amend
eng the act extending the powers OF Boards OF super
yisors making provision for town electors TO vote s
IrOpratOns OF money incorporating the East SIDE NJ
Sow Gauge Railway Company, New YOrk-capital
900; Incorporating the National Book E1change
capai 1901 600 with power 10 Increase II 70 tOOOOOo
90 epeal the act providing for the widening OF Broad
NAy New York with amendment which PROVIDES fOr
returning the matter 70 the Court Tor the appointments
of new Commissions.
The following bills were passed: Authorizing the Troy
Cemetery Association 10 enlarge their cemetery anthO
izng the construction OF street railroad In the City OF
Auburn 10 Owasco Lake.
The following bills disposed OF in Committee OF
the Whole as noted Amending the set 70 protect per
sons travelling on the FOurthave New Norkthlrd read
ing incorporating the National Eclectic Medical Associ-
atOu-third reading Adjourned.
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ANOTHER rcE-BRIDGE OVER THE EAST RIVER

ANOTHER ICE-BRIDGE OVER THE EAST RIVER.
The ice-gorge in the East River yesterday was
more permanent than of Saturday Its length was
hout 100 yards and limits were almost the same as
last veek Navigation suspended from II O'CLOCK 10
Al o'clock In the afternoon About twelve huhurea pcope
crossed on the oe The Rooseyelts ferry-boat Nevada
ON her down trip landed her passengers on the ie ana
thew walked on 1t TO NewYork shore. AT Per NO
n the ice ed UP at least 20 feet high pressing heSy
1ait the pier and rendering II rather HAZARDOUS TO
remain on H. The walst Ferry did heavy business as
mos. Of the bound people went thither from Fuonst
The pier ends and quarterdeek'o ships ahoruhs GOOD
,v were crowded with spectators AT ei0 the steamer
BlrSbsck which had been loading gnnPowaer ron ING
- Jo Ticker lying the foot ~ Beeknnn 81 started
ont and set the gorge In motion, aud the people rushed
90 tho shores but the lee soon damned again. Al
,orS the n dispatch-boat Rocket forced channel
br,ngh on the Brooklyn side, and cut on the landing
81 seSerl hundred persons were Obliged 10 10 back To
S york or seek safety the ferry boats which were
soi in All escaped but n, who were forced 10 take
-. .hancra on detached cakes. II was not until
,bat the ice was deserted. While this bridge lasted
49, I, f-rru steam craft fast locked Ia, some Of
-, ,nt moving for over two hours and half. The
49,, n,dr ~ Iuch have fOr three days gvon 80 much an
no, lico ~ the loriies arc soeNha broken ~ thd -
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THE CASE OF FATHER FARRELLr-A HALFWAY
DENIAL

TO the EditOr Of Ths TrtbHhs.
SIR: The letter from Mr.. John d MoGrath.
which appeared in your columns today In reference %
the Rev Thomas Farrell, was inserted without hs
knovledge and was not authorized by him II u slso
Inaccurate We are that his letter to Mr. Ibeo-
prepared 10 state that the Most Rev. Archbishop has
taken such denne action in the matter - ne ete
would lead the public To suppose ana every fthb OF
Father Farrell may him day after .iay ociIns IN
Al JOseph's Church. We sure ESher FartoA " "A
both surprised and pained when he read The tribune
this morning. r.-... A..
NICHOLAS WALSH. } Trustees 81 the
JNo. c. MCCARTHY, }Church OF e. Joseph
Hsr York, Feb. Is, ISL
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THE sEcoND-AvE. GHOST STORY.

SIR: A sensational Sunday pager yesterday
published tissue Of fasehOods, entitled Ghosts In
secOndave.," In which both the living and dead
slandered What the motive Of the reporter
could have thus to wantOnly deseerate tho most
sacred feelings Of >Orroving mourners and tradre the
dead IL hard 70 say. 1t does not seem possible that
human being could stoOp low for the nercensry
tive of making few paltry dollars ithe sale OF the
paper or the gnatlye article alluded TO- pDonOunos
the article false In nearly every particular and the
author OF IL beer and traducer OF both the sing and
the dead DR.. X. Il. WILSON, No 50 New Chaiabersst.
Eetr- York. Feb u. 1871.
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TIE COMMERCIAL MARINE OF AMERICA.
% "a. Editor Of The Tribune.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Ten years have now elapsed since the
commencement Of the late war and five years since the
surrender of the hostile armies At the
OF the war; America cassed among the first mari
time nations Of the world from 1860 to 1865 magnf
cent fleets were reduced number 2s4 hps as the fol-
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specs Beside the weghty subjects to he acted upon In
Guiding probably the proposed repeal Of the ninth section
Of the Hsmlt2l Land Improvement act the appointment
OF officers OF the State Prison The Republican
caucus will be held Wednesday evening, and candi
selected to be chosen in joint meeting the day fol-
laying.