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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-16
TERRORISM IN MANITOBA.
CurrnGes by the Canadian Volunteers in
Winnipeg-The American Consul Assaulted
lie strikes His FIaG-A Reign of Terror
Inaug are ted.
From the st. Paul Press, June

lie strikes His FIas-A Reign of Terror
Exaggerated.
from The st. Paul Press, June 1871
Several gentlemen ,.n arrived IA ". Paul Friday
they LETT on The "a inst. Ihey report that on
tue Queens, birthday, =, May "a the United
Ing along the street in winnipeg, was brutally
assaulted by one OF the soldiers, who struck
at him with CLUB, hut fortunately doing no injury
to the Consul, who saved himself by quick move.
ment. The club descended upon his hat, however,
knocking II some distance across the street. This
took place about hali-past three O'Clock \. NJ, and
the Consul, returning Immediately toIthe Consulate,
where the American nag was hosted IN honor OF the
Queen, pulled down the colOrs. Tne soldier was ar
rested but further action had been taken by the
authorities the I'd INST, when the party left.
perfect reign OF terror has been lnaugurated by
the Canadian volunteers remaining In the province
Two companies are located at Fort Garry, and
scarcely day passes without the commttal OF some
outrage upon individuals or property. Every French
half-breed VINO enters the settlement IL compelled
10 leave IN great haste by the imminent danger OF
Dcing pounced upon by nalf a dozen soldiers, and
The French element, numbering nearly onehalf OF
the population OF the province, avoids Winnipeg as
II II had pestllence. Wiihin the last two weeks
there had been az least dozen cases OF shameful
assault upon praceable visitors 10 the town.
AS Mr.. Mcleod ana his wlle were passing the
used insulting language 10 his vile. Finally they
seized hold OF her as TO pull her away from her
husband, when he drew weapon from ms pocket
aud dispersed them. Toussant Vandry, who lives
with his widowed mother. in.law and her three
daughters, happened TO be in when volunteer
tered the mouse and made insulting propositions TO
TIE adles, accompanying MS language with indecent
acts. Nandry elected MIN from The house, and the
soldier proceeding directly TO the tort, returned
with ten other men and beat Vandry nearly 10
DEATH PLAIN hunter VINO mad just come in en-
treiy ignorant OF the change that has taken place
III Winnipeg, was attacked and Uruially beaten be-
cause he was Frenchman, and would have been
Killed If one OF The most prominent English resi-
dents Mr.. Bannantyne, had not intcrfered No
other person In the crowd witnessing the outrage
dared TO interfere wih the volunteers. Cases OF
TINS KIND might be given dd t'yattunt; they are
curing all the time.
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TlmMANY SOCIETY.
Meeting of the Snchcn,s--PreparaiiOus ia
Celebrating the Fourth Of July.

Meeting of the Snchcnss--PreparaiiOus for
Celebrating the Fourth of July.
At one O'Clock yesterday afternoon q meeting OF
the Tammany Sachems Tor the purpose OF electing
officers for the ensuing year was held, with Sachem
S. Il. Garvin In the chair pro tenn, Sachem Ma
tnanie JARVIS Jr, Secretary. After several ballots
for Grand Sachem. and there being no choice, the
Sachems then proceeded 10 a ballot for the election
or a Father vi the Council and J. b. Nicholson was
unanimously reelected TO that positions; and for
scribe or the Council Mr. Cornelius Corson was
unanimously elected In the place OF the late James
Watson.
Tbe subcommittee upon the celebration OF the
Fourth OF July, consisting OF SacAems Hail. Taylor
and Bell, reported progress. and the following Is
portion OF their intended programmed Mr. Jerome
Buck Is 10 read the Declaration Of Independence,
John savage IL TO deliver the poem, and addresses
are be delivered by General George b. Mcclellan,
others
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NEW YORK CITY.


The Department OF Public Parks announce that II
the weather be fine there Will DO music by era
fua's Central Park Band at the Battery this even.
ing. from SIX to eight O'Clock.
'Colonel Warren Association. OF the Nineteenth
ward" was organized last evening ut 2l3 East Sew
venty fourth street, with JO'Farrell as President W.
T. +. Dimack, Vice President, and i. A. Barry as
secretary.
st. Francis Xavier's church was filed to overflow
ing yesterday morning by congregation to witness
the administration OF Inc sacrament or conhrma-
ton Ivy Archb shop McCosKey to about /, 900 per-
sons, The majority OF whom were children
The literary socIetlns connected with the Univer.
sity Of the city OF New York will celebrate their
th1rfy-nnh anniversary to night ut the University
Chancellor CROSBY VIII deliver an address before
each soeleU-tne Philomethian and the Encleian.
The Fourth Ward william M. Tweed Club held
meeting last night al their CLUB rooms. No. ISL Pearl
street. James Oliver, president, In the chair. Ar
rangements were perfected for grand club open
ing 10 take place on Thursday. 10Th inst. on which
occasion magnificent banner, representing the
august "BOSs,o Will be raised. Alderman Thomas
Conan VIII preside on the occasion, and several
noted speakers VIII be preSeat
Coroner Hermann was yesterday requested by the
Board OF Health to hold an inquest at No 8 East
Filty-third street. the body OF Frederick w.
Moore, youth, nearly sixteen years of age who
died from peritonitis and pyemta, the result OF u
pi tol shot wound Of tho abdomen. The physician
VINO Istied 10 the boys death Jailed 10 set forth
In what manner the injuries were received, but II Is
believed he was accidentally shot. Deceased wGs
a student aud a native oil this city. The case VIII
be Investigated to-day
The disease among the horses Of the Third
Avenue an other street railroad lines still con-
tlnues to prevail. Many additional cases were re-
ported yesterday, and Notwithstanding the most
prompt and efficient treatment at least fifty deaths
have occurred. The men in charge vi the stables
have changed the feed OF the animals ana 1t Is
hoped by skiiul d0ctoring TO put end to the
ease. There Is d diversity OF opinion among the
leading veterinary surgeons as 10 the character
disease. some contend that 1t is contagious, while
othes claim that 1t Is merely the result OF inudl-
cious feeding
The brokers OF the Cotton Exchange yesterday
adopted, by general consent, the ARCHITECTURAL plans
tor a new building. The location chosen is the pro-
pcrty occupied by the Hanover Buildings bounded
by Pearl and Stone streets and Hanover square,
ABOUT seventy feet front by seventy-hve ieet deep
The building will DE three HIGH with The En-
change on the first nOOr. The land, with The build.
ings thereon. was recently purchased for $4,000,
and IT Is expected that about $4,000 will be eX.
pended IN altering ana improving the property for
the use OF the Exchange.
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FIRE IN MORRIS TOWN.

A, an early hour yesterday morning fire broke
out In Moiristown. NJ j., which there Is good reason
20 believe was the work OF an incendlary. The
store or Mr.. Guerin, In Market street, was the first
TO succumD 10 The devouring element, Whicn ex-
SHOP and Piper's liquor store, all OF winch we're
consumed. The total loss is estimated NJ $4,000
and the insurance IN Newark, JERSEY CITY and New
YORK companies amounts - SS0VA
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ADMISSIONS TO TIE NEW YORK BsR.

PoUGnKEEPslE. June Is, 1871.
AT tue General Term held here to-day, Judge 10
seph +. Barnard presiding. tue following named
gentlemen were admitted TO tho bar OF the Stat0
OF New fork:-Ihenford Woodruff, Ravenswo0d, L.
J.; William ). Smltn, Morllsania; William s. Packer,
Frank Reynolds, Edmund Blamely, Rufus 4. Grlggss
Robert PETERSON and John q. Tghe, Br00kvni
Newburg; Edwaru Il. Xcxeriy, Sag Harbor. l. 4
Tneo Y. Vernluyca. Jr,. New Hright0O
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THE WHITING FlneMsN.
Departure Of the Marshall Hose Company
for Chm ri 0xvo.

Departure Of the Marshall Hose Company
for ChnrleN0wn.
At two O'Clock yesterday afternoon the members
OF the Marshall Hose Company, from Savannah.
babe adieu for the present to the h0spltalites or
the Merchants Hotel, and, accompanied by several
delegations OF Southern nromen, emDarked ON
board the Bristol, OF the Fail River line OF
steamers for Boston, en- rouie for Charlestown.
Mass where splendid reception awaits them from
the Red Jackets. during their short stay IN this city
they have made many friends, and are all highly de-
lighted with the treatment they have received
They VIII 81 art on their return journey on Tuesday
afternoon and reach New York on Wednesday, when
q suitable reception VIII be extended To them Such
reception would have been given during the pre-
sent visit had not etiquette demanded That they
should decline such attentions until no longer tho
nj lar
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CINCINNATI, June is, ISL.
Chief Justice Chase reached here at eight O'Clock
this evening. lie spent two days each at Frederick,
Oakland and Parkersburg The Chief Justice ap.
pears to have benefited by travel, and Will remain
here until next Monday. He goes hence TO Magnetic
springs. Michigan. the directive point Of his Jour
new.
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THE NATIONAL GAM.



The Game Which the Mstuals aud Chtcngoes
Did Not Play.
About 5000 persons assembled on the Union
GROUNDS, Williamsburg, yesterday afternoon to wit.
ness The return match between the Mutuas and
White Stockings. The game was commenced at
i've minutes past three with the Whites at the bat
and the way they were retired was caution to all
their hackers. Smith, OF The Mutuals, could not
play, owing to his having severely hurt his
ankle the day previous during the game with
the R0cSdords Ferguson took his place at third
Higham gong to second. The betting was log to
SO IN favor OF the Muluals and quite lively the
hackers OF the visitors taxing freely all bets offered
In the first inning the Chicagoes succeeded in
getting one man first base but he never got any
further. as the otter three strikers out In one
two, three order. The Mutuals owing to an OF
Duny. scored one run. In the next inning the
Green Stockings succeeded III adding another
run TO their. score. this one being well
earned. The Whites went out just as fast as they
could get lneir strikers TO the bat-pearce, Start
Egger anu Hatfield doing the work. Before this
innng was was finished hight rain commenced
falling, when gradually Increased TO heavy sho wer
before tie iirst naf OF third nearly ended.
Owing 10 this fact The Whites scored three
runs. all OF which they Obtained wild
pitches anu passed balls. the bail being SO
wet and slippery that VOTERS could not
pitch 1t well, nor could Mills hold 1t when it was
Mr. A. Allison, OF the Eckiords, called 'time !" but
as the rain not only continued but increased. the
game was Dnalv utClaTeu OH, CNlcagOeS having
been three times to the bat while the Mutuals had
Tut two trials with the same
To-day he Mutuals 20 TO Boston and will play the
Boston Club Tomorrow.
Defeat Of the fhiIaaelphia Athletics by tho
Forest City.
PHILADELPHIA, June To- 1871.
In the return game between the Forest City. Of
Rockford, Ill., and the Athletics, the latter were dc.
feated by the following score:-
Oh
Forest City z 20
Athletes...... u 2
The Athletics start tomorrow morning for Balti-
more, where they play the Pastlme5 the same day,
and on Saturday the Olymplcs at Washington.
Contest for tho New Jersey Champion ship.
TRENTON, N. j., June Is, 1871.
The base ball game to-day at Trenton between the
Resoiutcs, OF Elizabeth and the TrentOns for the
championship OF the state was won by the Re-
soluteS by score OF Is TO =
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T.. r. Porter.

despatch from Niagara Falls announces the
death, at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon OF r. b.
Porter, prominent ard well known politician OF
this state. Mr.. Porter served several terms In the
state Legislature, and at one time was Speaker OF
the Assembly. He also held other public positions
ut different times, and Was exceedingly popular with
his party.
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Base Ball Notes.

The Social Club, OF this city, went to BROOKLYN
yesterday and played the Rosedale Club on the
Capitollne ground. 1hey found The game pro.
crossed that they were greatly overmatched and
tnat Dr. Bells pitching did affect the Rosedale's
batting. TDe game was concluded at the end OF the
seventh inning, the kosedales having then scored
A. runs, while the Socias had but 16. The playing
OF Green, Buner and Brewer was very fine, the for
mer making notably fine ny-catch while running
IN 40 OF npl
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COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. ", June is. 1871.
The day calendar for June 10 u as f0I0ws:-Nos.
3li. 2es. 25l. 3I3 80, 3l1, 3zas
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The Department OF Public Parks announce that II
che weather be fine there will DO music by era
fullas Central Park Band at the Battery this even.
ing. from SIX TO eight O'Clock.
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Contest FOR tho New Jersey Champion ship.
TRENTON N. j. Juue IL 1871

The base ball game to-day at Trenton between the
Resolutcs, OF Elizabeth. and the TreutOns for the
championship OF the state was won by the Re-
soluseS by score OF Is TO y
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Defeat Of the fhiIsdeiphia Athletics by tho
Forest City.

The Athletics start tomorrow morning for Bait
more, where they play the PastlmeS the same day
and on Saturday the Olymplcs at Washington.
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GEORGETOWN

PROPERTY SALR-Psr., OF lot, No. Is and
~, fronting co feet on Besil street, between
Congrefs and High stree-s. wet sold We terday
evening by Thowls Dowlfn., aactioneer, to
VIM. q. HAxle Az $50 per front foot.
R,vER FRosT.-Arrivsis-Sch j. l..
Newton and Zeyla, from Bost IN, with furniture
Consigned TO Hartley y Bro. Schooner william
Henry. from A,exandri !, with 800 bushels wheat
TO w. III. Dougal and Hartley 81 Bro. Depart
u-es-Schooper J. Lee. Newton. left for Calais
Milne, wi go bushels yellow corn, shipped
by Hartley & Bro. ' 80 #+
CANAL NKws--Arrived--B Boat Medley, from
Whites Ferry, With 5000 bushels corn to Hart
ley q Bro. % 90 =
TIE DISEASED COW on 5th street, between
Frederick ard Fayette, was found to be sffiict-
ed with the Texas cattle disease, and vas Or
dered to be shot last evening by the Board oil
Health.
THE sTEAMIR ppIsoH did active aeryic, Al
the f-e on Boundary o. Get. list right.
TIE COAL TRADF-The receipts and ship-
ments Of coal for the week ending lest pigbi
were as follows. Receipt. 2I,6l2 tons; ship.
Coal Company received 9,sn tors, and shipped
II $50 Tors; Maryland Coil Company received
I,l01 and cent away ,1W tDns; the Midiotbi an
Coal Company wy in receipt Of 2, IA tprs and
sent of 2,lii tons. The receipts at Agne e.
whsrf were 600 tore, and shipments 2, OO1 tons:
the Borden Mining and Coal Company received
$500 tons, and sent away 3, $50 tons
THB CANAL TRApE.-The whole number o.
bots repoi ed at the Collectors office for tn.
week ending last night was 267, OF which 2t7
were coal laden. Drring the same period there
have arrived boats with grain, ~ with red an a
limestone, and with ice. The whole number
OF boa reported for the mon'h or Nav, I,I92
of l60 arrivals.
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ALEX ANDRIA.

EXTRACTION OF INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS
Bernard Rosson. OF Culpeper county, was ar
rested and brought here on Monday last charged
with an infraction of the Internal Revenue
laws, in selling whiskey barrels with stsmp.
uncapcelled. He was examined before u. S
Commissioner Whittlcsey and bailed for his ap-
pearance at the next term of the U. s. Circuit
Court. =
CONTRACT AwARDED.-Messrs. RIsheill q
hooge, the enterprising and energetic propria.
tors OF TIE virginia Sash Factory In this city,
have oil tined the contract. for furnishing tn a
mill work for the new market house In Wash.
ington,
CoRoSER's INoUKsr-An inquest was held
this morning at pier No. 4, Fouth wharyes. by
Coroner Beach upon the body of O coIored man
iound floating in the river yesterday evening
just below the ci.J.
STRUCK BY LleRINING.-The clap OF tbup-
der which hered in the storm of Yesterday
evening WIS preceded by O 8; foke of ligh, ,in ,
which struck and sUlit the bali on the steeple OF
the court house-Gdsette, last ersninS.
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20 the ,reSn OF The rsrieular .and upon which the
same il drawn; uhexpeDfed paIsnce e for one pur-
gcra .halrpot be sppl'ea to e.ber p.ym-n.s tue
aud LsIloI IA ,nsh otnsr GstiSs - may De imposed
fhe Governor TO nominate, ami sy ard With the
scvice and conser OF the Coupcil, appoint ae
AN AUDITOR, 49, ~
to be entitled 70 suitable cUmpeu sat.on who sha all
give ms IN lake manner Is the Comm ssionsr and
UG%.tsoter orsinai s9Itrsc,s shall be Deposited
contract sfsii be signed by the oniesr who SUP rim
examined by ibs AUDITOR and II correcs according
10 the terms OF ib eontrac he shall certify the act
g the Comptroller, but bills for inoempiete work
due 10 the date II &C = : he ali audit all cav
rolls OF tine varioas sfcers the Dst. ict ard send
q eeIttitd copy OF pay-rots monthly to the Comp.
to'ler. end per 0nn such otoer duiies a. may be
imposed by law. ere Comptroller aud Auditor to
be entitled to such clerical may be nsces-
taIy. - 3 -
I'm oney, seiere being presented to the bark OF
3. posis shr' Dc sgred by the Comptrolier sod ths
% crfeit the amount Of any rsnt not sie I'D
The Commissions is p charge I Ie amount o. ali
uron which the came is drawn The bank o. iep Is,
10 keep accounts OF fuEds bslon gpG to the Di
wi b regard 10 the PURPOSE for which the same VA
town. or the county, VIZ: For general innd .cf q 4
fand, police fuRd, lighting the cities of shins on
and and 9ecrgs e, special tax for nproytmeni "a
county, and Tor such other purposes as may be
snthorized by law. All warrants Cor m ,ney 10 be
tbe sss ~ sSo ssS as ssSnsL sne Snd upon which
money to the credit OF such fdnds, the wsrran :
shall be returned TO the person seating the
Of money IemsiniIs In bank to ne Gre dit O. the
several uD6s ali re published monthly in re sey e.
sicred 10y tie proper officers OF the jsnk OF deno,it
bl the commissioner az Revenue, and count rs,rped
by the Comptroller of the hi .trct of Columbia.
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The New Government.
Proposed Revenue Depdr FiRaacio
frsteM for The Diffrfck

froposed Reoenue Depdrtmeat-A Financial
System for the Dfstriet.
The bill introduced In the Coupcn OF The I,egt,
lative Assembly Monday BY Mr.. Guiick, from the
Con mittee on Finance, TO establish department Of
nent and Collection q reyenue and the di.busse.
chief Of this department shsli be fnownss
coNMIssioNER OF REvsNUE,
and all officers authorized By law 10 make asses-
Heni Of tsaes or collect any money. on account Of
the District. shall make return to hin, under such
sOrsr, under The dsersflon Of The Goyernor, sh eli
ne & pre- psr :, toss5
o. taIes snd the disbuT semeni Of money. The sSv
ssS y NE aid sd
s sGS q Eeyspps who .hai give bondsvith twO
.aid copmissionsr to rsesiys . snifsble csmpsn.s
fore. Re soTsGnoa and 70 h.ys
AhsTesrs authorized By law to collect taxes On III
s e'tas '' x Il: tn Gs ssssns
- ne; suSn omeers n transmit Immediately to
the bank oseer. stating the purpose Tor which tSs
csts q the G, mia ss like csr
The Governor 10 nominate, and BY and with tl,e
advice and consent Of the Council, appoin, ''e
for the District who shall be entitled TO su,tahs
eopsen.stion sayshs scntaly Who shal give bon is
eeuss against the Collector other oicers su,hoT
tS q III sI .s
"a ~ me Assessor and siving credit for money col
,se.so, ne comptroller ssslI keep accounts OF
money sepsfsIe a. regards parroses for which the
same es ss.essed OF md whether deriysd
nom tbe ehs, o. " ashfp gtoa. or 0eorgetown or
sH m sds and mooey ex pe uded m ,er
the sane: pre- pare on the ercer Of the omss soner
Of Bsv. nue. and couutersiRn all wsrrsnts Tor IN.
pas mfnt VI money, hut ayraht 10 De- elyea .f,r
any purpose VIA ever until exsmined BY The ,,st
Tor for ssia Diriet no warrant to be made for any
money uDtilx sppr Jprfation has been IA ae Tor tbs
purpose for . hieh u may be In payment or An M
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LEaIbLATIvE ASSEMBLY.

COUNCIL After our sport closed Yesterday
Hr Han presented petition Of the dealers In the
Georgetown col poratiop market protesting against
one Sspns e. mark,t hosss by certain butchers
The bill equslifiuR educational privileges in the
ptoS eShoois was taken up, read . secynd time aad
Mr. Peck subni'td a resolution hat the G ,nmit.
tee on Nation al Relations examine the organic aet
and refrr tuch portions require Iegisl. ION 10 ~
apni oprste CON mittees.
WITHOUT worn 70 do there was rleuiy ~ az xi, G
Committees bad noting to present 10 tie CoureiI
A message was received fIom the Houss notifying
D" Ceuucil Of the adoption Of q couc"-Tru, rsS,ue
persons haviI claiRs sgsiDs! the pi,tr.ct ~ "a
SCI tker, ~ tafGre she I. ~ Juy ~,
teTreo 10 the Con miitee on Finsnce
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs-Mr Brown intro
costa eridge. Referred message was received
i The Csmmitt,e Of oonsrense or The bilI SSp
yidins for Temporary officers Mr. Lloyd submitted
adertd 70 be printed unless ordered blythe Hons,
before reference TO Committed, and hat whra
OH or resolution - reported IL shall be read ti.f
time vbieh was referred to the z mmittee on Rui
Mr. Dsy cb bin yrodns for the oi
ma6 NE i shhE5 s q bg
NTmuUICa an rom ay0r ] meI on inc ls6Ie 10
relsfion TO the change Of grade Of street between
III Speaker answ, red that there was. The clerk 70
ne HrSoI hss,pg fuIni:h.d sopy Of the former
thai bad BEEN k.p. baep va. that The
Mr.. Ennis unlimited resolution providing for
Tie PTlbttnt o. tne message OF the Governor as 10
Pending The consider sfior, Of the resolution, tho
nsesdlpe O. me Communication from tn Mayor on
SUBJECT Of the street grace was called for = ne
ss5 IA an ass q q wa.hi
Fsdns and tr mmiog said stSees' and Ia. i 81
without having the blank In the contract filled
the contractor took the reQuisiiioo from the desk
mdnoui ny kposlec gs bat perhaps thinking that
nom the Auditor. The contract remaised upsiVned
md was nnslly destroyed. The order from the
eSsnss = sfsts fss sE aSss r aSs
changed By the Board Of Public WORKS
motion 81 Mr.. Enns the Comm gnicston iIo 10 tie
motion was rejecied YesIHessr, B5.weiI IN na ae
tiyd and Mrsn1 s.or HG s9
gees. Carroll. Cox. Hall, Handy, Hunt Murray
Mt, Ems th s Iensxsd III no,,o, - 20.
copies Of the Governors messsee. Mr.. n ors said
be w0n,d oppose any motion to print the mesa ge
The spt sker ruled the motion out Of order
MI CGmpte'l moved to suspend the rules to in
may rcd EN- real estate sold Gnder dsed Of I'M,
sry time SFb.n two years b. the payment II The
pu chase money, costs, and Commission and iniere,t
he ru'es we're pepds sbd the bill referred TO
the Commit ee On the Judiciary. AdI,urned.
TO-day's Proceedings.
C0VEClL.-Ths C0uneil met ct 3 o. clock D. m
Mr. 1homp on introduced .slluti m thst the Com
mttee on Public works and Property be rea ues cd
70 inquire into the rroIri tV Of estAbisb ips m
non isrmi, y, and passenger depot, for the accom-
the District OF Jumbia in order 10 avoid The
o. nsce--s ~ aud OBSTRUCTIVE Of the AZ
ayeDu which would resu ltff Jm the an nat
fsrI ed. 10