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From the TitusviHe Courier, Dec. Gth.l
THE TRUE MESSAGE OF ULYSSES.

THE TRUE MESSAGE OF ULYSSES.
Our Washington correspondent Informs
us in special telegram that the message
published yesterday in the morning papers
was forgery. The following is tho true
message sent to congress at the hands Of
Grants confidential secretary:
TO the High Old Senate and House Qf Rep
reseHtati$es:
In addressing my third annual message to
you, it is perhaps not necessary to state that
| am no more Of writer than | am Of
speaker. but know that Oh occasions of this
kind it IS absolutely necessary to write some
thing about myself, the health Of my family,
the condition Of my horses. the result Of the
late prize, the New York frauds, the reno
val Of my dear friend Tom Murphy, the me-
cessity for an entirely new outfit for my
Long Brcuch establishment, the fluctuations
in the gold market, the appointment Of my
relatives to office. the condition of the south
ern states, The trip of my son Fred to Eu~
rope, Mrs. Catacazy's outrageous conduct,
and various other things too numerous to
mention.
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oTHEI THINGS.

It is highly essential that you should SO
shape your legislation this winter as to help
me out in the next presidential campaign.
L am determined to be reelected. if it takes
the last man aud the last dollar. If the
conservative republicans give ms too much
trouble. shall at an early day next summer,
uuder the authority invested in me by the
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-16
ABOUT MYSELF.

l have had a bully time during the past
summer. The most Of it was spent in the
neat little cottage by the sea-" presented
NE by the great hearted Tom Murphy. My
share Cf the seizures of coutrabaud cigars and
liquors at the New York custom house kept
me very well supplied with those necessities.
During the summer | took & trip through
the oil region, thinking if any person should
have the foresight to present me with pay
ing well l should remove Col. Cogswell from
the Titusvillo postofice and appoint the do
nor to fill the vacancy. No one took the
hint, however, and the colonel remains in
peaceful possession of that valuable Cfice
While he remains in it | am sure of the ear
nest support of the Herald, the first daily in
the oil region. | breskfasted one morning
at the Parshall house in TitusYiIe. No one
was allowed to cat with me unless he paid
two dollars 10 the committee. This was a
very good dodge, as it kept out large
crowd. Negroes were allowed to pay two
dollars, but were not admitted to the dining
room. In a southern city this would have
warranted the interference of the federal gov
eminent, but occurring as It did in city
loyal to the core. ! thought it was pretty
good joke on the pEesamptuous colored in
dividual who thought himself good enough
to cat with the president of the United
States. T herewith transmit to you the
documents having reference to this subject,
consisting of copies of the Titusvile CoURIER
and Herald, containing the letters of A Lee,
G. B. Williams. H. T. Cooke, II. L. uerOh>
berg, the editorial remarks Of the two pa
pers, and the proceedings Of tie colored in
dignation meeting. l would recommend
that they be placed in the department. of
state for future reference. At Petroleum
Centre ! received kiss from patriotic lady.
| since learn that her husband has commits
ted suicide. There are other things concern
ing myself of which | shall not speak at this
time.
THE HEALTH OF MY FAMILY.
This is a subject of great interest to me,
however little the public may be interested.
There is 7ery little, however, to say upon it,
as we are all very well. l would recon-
mend. however, that congress pass bill ap
propriating ten thousand dollars yearly to
the presidential family-to be known as the
health fund. l End that all the royal fami-
liea Of Europe have regular salaried physi-
clans. paid by the government. We are be-
hind European countries in many things.
THE CONDITION OF MY HORSES.
My horse fancier reports that my horses
are all in sood condition. | have several
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nd at all times and under all circumstances
cfend and sustain such Il government against
ID attacks, il matters not what preteIt may be
u. -. Ill l.. .An-
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THE LAST OF THE RICHMOND AND LIVER.
POOL LINE OF PACKET SHIPS,
BURNING OF m Unnnished Vessel.
from the Richmond llaanafch uont

tfTOiu Tue htCnuonu De8patCn, Sept. I'll s..
Many citizens oil Richmond and Manchester were
surprised on sunday evening at the aieuce OF the
are alarm bchs whiio tho heavens were brIliian ntlv
Illuminated, AZ by large re In the heart of inc
city, and residents remote from RoCk9tta and
Church Hill lndulgcd In MANY mistaken spscu ations
as TO tile apparent it,lencss OF the Fire Deuarm
The light was In reality caused by the burning OF an
unfinished ship which has long lam on tine stocks
on the sonin side OF James River iust opposIle
R0cgetts. On Sunday afternoon, about four . clock
she was discovered TO be on nre, and names con.
tiuued to light up the SKY until nearly midntrhi.
1he spectacle OF ship on nre rare and beautiful
one, and ON this occasion is was enjoycd ~ hum
ureds OF persons gathered Lib0y Hill ana on the
wharves, who Will not have SUCH an opportunity
again.
The ship burned was anonymous, as she had never
been launched or had the bottle broken over ner
prov. She was one OF Two vessels owned br the
Richmond and Liverpool Packet COMPANY THIS n $50
caton was organized In hs city In 1903 or CO. tOr
the purpose oi encouraging and CARRYING on ,irecs
trade between Richmond anu Liverpool. Messrs.
John Purcell, David J. Saunders anu VIM @. Paine
were appointed committee to ysiperjnteud inc
build ng Of two ships for this purpose one OF these
the virginia Dare. was completed IN Baltimore and
was sent TO Europe nj the outbreaK oi lie war
which frustrated the plans OF the company. Her
c0nsort was the skeleton shtp burned Rs stated
above. We ought ~ add that since the war she was
sold by the company, ana the loss now fails upou
Mr. John J. Abrams. OF Baltimore. The are was the
work OF some mischievOus b0yA who ought 70 be
caught AMI severely punished. III
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept T. 1871.
Cotton strong; mid1ing lS<c 1yc; net receipts, 678
bales; gross 40 bales Great Britain III bales
coaswse, BOB bales; saou, aO) bales stock, 25s bales
SAVANNAH, Sept. 2, ls71.
Cotton-Holders withdraw samples. asking 2dc for md-
dings; net receipts, 1lS bales; stock, III bales
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2, 1871.
Tobacco sctive but not quotaby hgher sales Isl hhds.
lugs ~ a es. -D
CHICAGO, Sept. 2, 1871
Flour firm. Wheat excited adyancei l5xc &c. 40.
spring. VI lif VI u cash. closed Y li seller Septem
seler septcm Octo5er Corn active advanced c
20; No mixed closed AZ 4ac In the afternoon firm at
Sofc 4oc seller September. Oa,s active; No. closed
a. sskc Rye rrmi NO. ,, ossc. Barley
No. spring. 62tic ighwInes Grm 6sc Pro.
Visions irmer Pork steay nj H12 tsla 20. steady
q sxo q. sslc Live hogs active at &d75 Cattle
to dor 64c Receipts 1000 bb lohr, 5000 bushels
wheat 1000 do. lU500 do oats, 5000 rye Zoo
do barley and 1000 hogs Shipments 3DJ bbs four 1900
bushels wheat llWU DO lsS,00U do OATS l2JJO do.
barley and 1900 hogs.
BUFFALO, Sept 2, 1871.
90 0O0 bushels oats, $4,000 bushels Shipments
$4,000 bushels wheat lv0 bushes; oats, i0O busaes
barley $1,000 bushels freishts boats scarce. Wheat
1sc; 12c. &c. TO New Yorx. Flour quiet saes
300 bbs to city trade Wheat Ia fair demand sales 600
bushels No. Milwaukee, Club at II 20 81 27 1900 bush
els do to arrive, 81 s7 20J Bushels best Milwaukee, per
sample $t 20; two loads No reu Ohio, 81 "a two
white Ohio III 90; two cars white Michigan, 81 A. Corn
moderately active and trm; sales, 3D. 0N bushels No
Western at &c., 5000 buhes lots 56c; $4,000
do arrive, &c. 49, C0 bushcls do arrive, rs &C.
Oats dun At about 3cc for No Western. Other grains
neglected Pork and lard dull and unchanged Hghwnes
dun and nomtpa!y alc.
The New York herald., 1871-09-08
MARINE COURT.
\ Policy shop CASE,
Before Jud0e Tracev

Wafoia H. Norton "a. Sainue. Weob ana Thomas
Weon -The pisinttn In this case claimed TO be the
owner OF policy shop. on sixth avenue with its
furniture and fixtures, the defendants Samuel Webb
being his agent to carry on the business. The
action is ior the value OF the xtures which hs says
defendants nave converted. The defences are vart.
ous--thst Samuel Webb was . partner, that the
property is and has Deen always ct plainttrs dis.
trary W public POLICY an action cannot be main
1ai0ed. The evidencs ~ TO- plaintiffs visiting the
premises and ondeavoring TO obtain his property
was rather conflicting. hts version being that
no ,,s s,cn, called % stone and on mildly rsqlestng
with pistol and -hatchet while the defendsnts;
story Is that without exhibiting anything but the
most lamblke tendencies the plaintiH entered with
Q party, nred four pistol shots and broke various
heads. number Of professional gentlemen were
Gained 10 prove the value OF the 'nxings:n but
tions extended from SIS al the way up TO 5000.
lpecistou reserved. rHI ia.
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The following table shows the highest AMI lowest
prices of the principal stocks during the day:--
eOUrUKRN srcuR,rIrs mn,


The Southern list continued dull. but was rene.
rally steady. the only exception being the Tennes-
Sees which pursued the SLOW downward movement
prevailing for o week or two The following were
the closing prices, inclusive Of those for the leading
Southern municipal ana railroad bonds:--Tennes.
see. ex coupon, 73 q 7ak; do. new, "a q Is;
Virgins. ex coupon. os,I "a; DO. new, 20 II;
do. registered stock, Old. 81 q So; Georgia
skies, 81 81; do. seyens, FL 90; North Carolina
ex coupon, a . I4k; 10. funding, 1865, IS
s6h; do do, 1865. 80 50; DO. new, 2s,S ";
do special tax, lsis 20; Missouri skies. 97x
%; do. HsnDiual and St Joseph, 9ak a 81; Lou.
isiana sixes, 90 10; do. new, 60 q 62; 10.
levee skies, II Ms do eights 20 q 81; do. Penn
teniiaIy seyens. II "a; DO. railroad eights, rs
q s0j Alabsms nves, IS a 20; d.. eights, l01 o
1o3; 90. railroad eiglts, 81 % 95; South Carolina
skies, 75 "a; do. new. January ana July. SIX a
6S}s: DO. do. April and October, 60L Ok: Arkan-
sas s,xes 53 " "a; do. sevens, 30 a 80; Mobile and
ONO Railroad sterling. So 9l; do. interest ciahts,
So "a; DO. second mortgage eizhis, 20 "A; Missis
sippi Central Railroad fret mortgage seveus 81 S5
DO. second mortgage elghts, ~ q rs; New Orleans
and Jackson FIRST mortgage, 81 ss; do. second
mortgage, IS q so; Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road nrst mortgage, SO ss; do. second mortgage,
20 7s: Greenville and Columbia Railroad, guaran-
teed by South Carolina, 60 81; Macon and Bruins.
WICK guaranteed by Georgia, 70 q 10; Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford eQh,a, 65 SO; Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad cights, rs so; Memphis
city sixes, 90 60,s; Savannah city seyens s6 90;
New Orleans consos, old, 73 q 10; do. issued rail-
road skies. ~ a 10; do. sevens, GO 50.
THE RAILWAY BONDS.
The market for RAILWAY bonds WAS less active. but
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the men struck MIN win glass. ana IN the ecuEc
no lost S35, The only evidence against Me feague
was that whom Strunck drew q pistol he said II he
lMcTeague) didn't put up That pistol he would cut ms
head OR. number OF witnesses proved the good
character OF the defendant, and Judge Bedford In
his charge TO the jury, saa that while he ready
at oil hazards 10 protect the people agalast oil vi0-
lat0rS OF law he was on the other hand, the couu-
Sci or accused parties until they legally con-
vtcted.
Dennis Brady was honorably acquitted of charge
OF burglary. IL appeared that between five ana SIX
O'Clock IN the evening Of the 9th OF February last
the premises Of Maggie Werner, l76 William street,
were burglariOusly entered aud twenty-six dozen
Of calr sklnA worth 3S3 per dozen. stolen. A wit
ness named George SIttig identified Brady as the
man who superintendent the putting OF the calf
skins upon wagon whicn was IN front OF inc
premises. Another witness for the peOpie--Ihomas
Wllde-showed that the accused ana i've other re-
Spectacle men went skating TO the central PARK on
the day OF the burglary and that Brady remained IN
his company from three till O'clock In the even
ing The jury were 80 fayorably impressed with the
statement that verdict OF not guilty Vas promptly
mary watson was acquitted or charge OF break.
ing INTO the apartments OF CathariDe Bowen. 81
west street. who on the 10th Of August lost $40
worth OF clothing. Ti0f
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coyaT.
Important Decision.
Before Judge BlatCh ford.

James n. Holman Cs Albert Peck.-In this case
and the four Others argued with It Judge Blstch-
tord. IN giving his decision, sall:sI am entirely
hatisned tnat injunctl0ns ought to be granted The
PLAINTIFFS patent has been established In this Court
on nnsl hearing twice against all the defences set
mp In opposition to 1t. Nothing new has been
brought against 1t on those motions sum-
Gent 10 raise such doubt on any point
as to Justify the Withholding Of injunc.
Mons. The only new matter raised fe
the allegation that The pantir pirated the inyen.
sion IRON one Crane The time and place or the
piracy are alleged with great particularly, but
am entirely convinced by the proofs that the plain
I'm was not NJ the place alleged the time specified
even II u were 10 be admitted that Crane had made
whe invention which the plalntif has patented. The
aniringements are established. Let provisional in
functions ISSUE In arriving at this decision have
considered us admitted In evidence all the adavlts
presented on both sides, Including those filed by the
piainun August 8, 1871. and those nled By the do
PENDANTS August ~, 1S7l.n
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'ffYlNiEiL AND CONNEHUIiL.

WALL STREET,
- THURSDAY, Sept 7--6 r. NJ.
On Change to-day wheat was higher and activ We.
The cotson market was strong at an advance OF nc.
&c.
MONEY TWO TO FOUR PER CENT
The money market was more active. particularly
10 the interval between stock deliveries and the
closing OF the banks Borrowers on call loans with
pledge Of miscellaneous collaterals paid 8, az and {
per cent, bu. the last mentioned rate brought ont
Iuu supply. and before the actual ciosing OF the
banks transactions occurred At per cent again.
Among the government dealers the rate was a
per cent ''t
Prime paper was In better request and the bro
kels report fair business at OK per cent, with
6a per cent as the range or quotations..
Foreign exchange was dull ana heavy, but nomI-
nai'ysunchangea. Sales OF prime sixty day sterling
bils out OF second hands were reported at l0ss.
THE CONVENIENT GOLD SALE.
Ihe government sale of gold to-day ELECTED un-
usual interest aud large crowd Of brokers attended
the opening OF the bids at the Sub Treasury. The
total amount bid Tor was $40 922 0OO at prices rang
fngrrom l12 so to 11s39X The bids were telegraphed
20 washington and considerable delay intervened 10
the announcement OF the awards. The sale was
confined to the amount advertised-two millions
which brought liza 2s l13.39x
"a GOLD sTRoNG-1131 113x.
Inc gold market opened dun, tf not heavy and
the earliest recorded sales were at li3l1. Subse.
qnentiya frme feeling manifested ITSELF and In the
interval 10 midday q few sales were made at lI3A.
The large amount OF gold bid for at the Sub-Treas
ury next produced an irregular and nesitating
market, on account OF an apprehension that tho
large bids would induce the sale OF an extra amount
and the dial changed frequently on the quotations
1854 and llah. Later in the day came the award,
limited to the two millions advertised and tho
price shot up to i1a%, but fell back to
1l3h, and closed al 1I35S l13az. The loan
market was feverIsh, agd after business
which was In favor of the lender became easy, and
toward three o'clock exceptional transactions oc-
CURED In favor Of the borrower. Tie principal
fluctuations III tine price or gold are shown IN the
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The quotations based cotton runnin. quality h0l
Than half grade above below the grade quoted,
The average quotsons Of yss'srdny: forward deliveries
vsmter lslac; December, lyvsc; January. islc Rates
nd. by SAIL 8I6J to Havre by sean 1c. gold; SAIL Nc
10 hamburg by steam, biSd. 10 Bremen By steam xc
gcld compFessed TO Baltic ports BY sail, Nc ,c god.
The market was aSive for Rio and prices higher
bona 0e0 bags Rio fismsteed y0 do do. pcr Nay
Queen and ~ DO Sarah all private terms; and 10
baltimore t30 bags Rio per Kate and 4 d.. Yamoy
private erms Also sales have been mads within few
days Of 176 bags Laguayrn, 6 Costa Rca 8e0 bags
Jamsica, 129 bags Curacoa 74 mats Java and ~ bag
Me1cap. Tho total stock OF all descriptions held by
fret hands enbra 1911 bags and $3.50 mats, including
Rio baSs Javs, aSo grass mats ceylon. Ss7S bags;
Maracalbo 66 Lannayra. bvv Jamaica 70s Costa Rca,
sSvi; Msnila Ss; ..,icsn, iss: MaIaOsr .sI* w
good do l2Scla iSc prime DO. l8tc l3%c.. gold ia
bond ststy dsy1 harAcaibo, hc fSc. LasuavrA nSc.
l655c.: St. Domingo jn bond, gkc. l0c. Java, l9c.
&C., gold duty paid.
Flour iiRAIN.-Recspfs- Flour 43D bbls wheat,
2? ~ bushels corn 473 do; corn mssl a0j bbs and
go sscks; oats 7S76S busbes; bailey 13E>5 yho to
market continued 10 rule hr, under scarcity of desirable
brands and fair shipping demand and for these
kncs agsi advanced The saes about IL ,0C0 bbs
Rye -four and steady. Corn meal quiet
n(ot unfA
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ucuded in the ~, bales arrvs fo- future
delivery tbasis mddna) the have b en- a. fol.
:-Last eyennssepember 100 at 10 ga32c, 4oj at
lsc 500 at iS,sc October 00 at isac 1900 at 10 5sc,
2e0 lasc; October November, 900 a! 19c TO-
November and Besem6or. io each at s4c together; De
ss%Hsr e aS ct lss u go ss 5 Al LIZ a. Ess @ a
q. l94c.; ., total -, n.lVo bales fsdsy-sep!embsr.
October. c lcS lcsS'' a. is y s.isc Sj s Z" ls,,c.,
e. ~ 2isc ao at 1885, 200 at isllc., 200 al ID 5lSc;
Der and December 10y each at IL Lie 100 each ssc.
c0) each at 194c November $40 at 19Ac 100 19 36c
ITO at ie zoo q 10 1vc 200 at 49, 100 at 1s Siec, 800 at
19fc $50 at sc November and December, 200 each at
December and January ioo each ss togshsr Dscem
January 100 at Issc, v0 At ls Bloc 200 at sc 200 al
l9 lec February. z at i9c 100 at 19ac February
Savannah, 800 p D., Charleston, aoO p Total.
II 9UU bales. Grand t0ts % OsV bales. \ = 7I
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ERO0KLyy COURTS.
SUPREME ClUaT-S,sciAl TERN.
The Park boulevard assessments.


Before Judge Gilbert
The report OF the Commissioners OF Estimate and
Assessment for the Park Boulevard was presented
to the Supreme Court by Mr.. John N Taylor, OF the
Park Commission, who moved It's confirmation.
General Crooke and John A. Lott appeared for the
property owners and opposed the confirmation OF
the report on the ground that the ASSESS
ments had been laid illegally. The act Of
the Legislature provides that the property
owners on either sido OF the Boulevard shall
not erect within thirty feet of she street line
any other tnan ornamental buildings, and to re-
the Commissioners want 10 tax ali the the property ;
owners within thousand feet Of the line. The
property owners back or the line object. They
least by the improvement, and that The land In
question has not been taken from the owners, but
has only been placed under such restriction as may
be imposed by che Legislature on any land In The
State OF New Iork. Tne commissioners argue that
Judge Gilbert reserved his decision.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


ABRAMs-NIvEN.-On Thursday, September 7. al
the residence OF the brides fathcf, In Hoboken,
J., by the Rev: 8. b. bod, CHAsLEs ". ABRAMS, OF
daughter OF Thomas II. NIven No cards.
:, ADAMS; Brooklyn, ON Thursday, September Z,
sgsnS Th MaEa wl rea% S lnomss Adams
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF Mr..
Joseph M. SlmonsOn, 2s0 Livingston street. between
three O'Clock p. Al. Interment in Greenwood.
ARNOLD.--m Brooklyn, on Thursday morning
Arnold, AGED IS Years onD ana w'iM s Says 81 oSs
The relatives and friends are invited TO assemble
at the house u her sister, sarah d. Leggei. No 414
O'CLOCK, previous to removing her remains to Pro.
vdenoe, II. J., for interment.
me Tesdenee OF the brides parents, Sy the Rev. v.
Stephen n. Tying, Jr, AARON 7. BAILEY, OF Danbury,
Conn, to RITrIk q: LvNss. OF this city: .l..I''
4 BOwNR-KOLB.-At the residence or the brides
parents ON Tuesday, September g. 1871. py the Rev.
bishop Falkner, Mr.. SAMUEL q: BOVINE, Jr, to Miss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES We inesday, september
az the residences Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev.
William Webster, o. WAIDEoN BY.NE OF West.
chester, TO ANNIE +. WILLIAMS, daughter OF Ncho.
las WnllaIns Esq, Of Bronxdale.
CnArnY-BnowN.-O sunday, September 9, by
Rev. Dr. Riley, EMILE CHArRY, Of Paris, " MISS
ADELTNB BROWN, OF New York.
IoRD-DoANR.--At the Churcn OF the Messiah, on
broosyS PsRss a. Los Of rs rooyn @ 10 BLANCHE
" DOINR, eldest daughter OF the late Dr. A. Sidney
Doaue. OF New York; No cards.
Brooklyn, BY the Rev. J. A. Paddock, ID. D., ]. Q.
PARSONS to Mss EIIzABErR AENRr BALL
DERGAsT--HENDERsOS.-In Brooklyn, N. T.,
on Thursday September 7, by the Rev. George Il.
kettell, Captain RICHARD PBBNDERGAsT, OF Harb0r
Grace. Newfoundland, TO Miss SUSAN n. HRSpER.
SON, Of Chatham, New Brunswick, DOMINION Of
Canada.
Newfoundland ana Chatham papers please copy.
+. PURcHAsE-CAKNAx.--1n jamaica, on " Wednesdav,
September o. by the Rev. Francis Z. Hill, Mr.. RICH
ARD PURCHASE. OF Flushing to Miss CARRIE. dauGh-
ter VI THOMAS Carman, Of jamaica.
TURNER--HUHN.-On Thursday, ScptcInber7 By
Rev. W. n. Eigenbrodt, JOHN w. TURNER to MARY
HUM, both Of TINS CITY. No cards.
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CITY c9uaT--spscIAL TERM.
A Question Of Jmrisdicsi0u.
BnfOrA lldRa NAils0n.

Q =
Witlfdns E Austin Us The Missouri, Kansas ana
Te1as Railroad C0mpanU-Ihe plaintiff brought
suit to recover the sum Of $is75 alleged TO be due
him as assignee OF d. +. Bishop. lie claims that
the company entered into contract with Bishop to
employ him for two years as chief assistant en-
gineer Of the construction Of the road at salary Of
t260J per annum. Bishop bog on July 1859, and
was discharged on October following, without
sufficient cause He assigned his claim 10 the
plaintin, Austin who now sues to recover the amount
above stated.
The case was before the Court yesterday on de.
murrcr the defendants questioning the Jurisdiction
Of the Court and arguing that II the Court did nave
jurisdiction there were not sufficient facts set forth
In the complaint to constitute o cause OF action.
Judge Nelson took the papers and reserved his lie.
ctSlOn. N" ts t'il'