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PARIS REPORTS.
TeLeGaAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Adjournment OF the Assembly--Additicnn
Duties-BOnapnrtist Expectaii0ns-C0m-
nunists to be Transportcd-The Paris Forts.
PARIS, June 12-Evenlng.
IL Is rlmored that the Assembly to-day, after
voting the loan required by the government, adj
Journed until the I'd of July.
ADDITIONAL DUTIES.
The Jouna, De Paris says that Minister Ponyer
Querer intends to impose additional duties, so as
10 increase the revenue from customs l5o0oo,ooo.
BoNAPARrsT EXPECTATIONS.
The Bonapartists count on carrying fifty out OF the
ia supplementary elections.
THE TRANSPORTED COMMUNISTS.
The Communists who are to be transported to New
Caledonia vi. he allowed to take their families With
them and iarni colonies DIe9!
Military
The engineers propose to RAE Forts Issy ana
Vanves and build new forts at Hautes-Bruyeres and
Ciatillon. -.-r.--,..,
Resignation OF JulesaFavre-The Orleans Bnu-
quet Drclinet-Paris Crowdcd-MacNInhon
Will Not Became a Candidatc-The Manu-
factory Of Go6elirs.
LONDON, June H. 1871.
The resignation Of NJ. Favre as French Minister Of
rOTelgu AudlTS, anu NJ Salculll AS PreleCt Oh the
Seine are reported TO have been rendered to NJ
Theirs.
BANQUET DECLINED.
The Duke d'Aumale has declined the banquet prof
fered by the partisans OF the House OF Orleans.
PARIS CROWDED.
Paris is already crowded with returning citizens
aud strangers
r. UNDERWRITING LOSSES.
The French Government has "a daeesfhfned to inden
nifty the owners Of houses destroyed during the re-
cent fighting In Paris.
WON'T RUN.
Marshal MacMahon has refused to become can
didate for the Assembly from Of the vacant dis.
trtcts OF Paris.
LoNGCHAMrS RACES.
The Longcnamps races will soon be re-estabshed.
THE MANDATORY OF GoBELINs.
The damage to the mandatory OF aobelins
proves to have been small, and work has already
been resumed in that Important branch Of the in
dustry Of Paris.
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Rnid Into the ReaIn,s Of Bohemi. --Diu.
bolical Conspiracy Against the King.


The time Is out OF Joint -HA9LEr.
II was once the fortune, whether good or
Ill is not pertinent to the present occasion, for
= very worthy and amiable gentleman of the
Hub to wed spinster Of the same ik. He
was a man of rather slender means, while she
inherited great wealth and was endowed by
nature with the temper of shrew. The easy
going husband made up his mind never to
have controversy with his better half, but to
yield all points. even before the core of the
argument could be reached. One day dinner
party was given TO a number Of the lady's
own and her husbands friends-my lady, as
usual, presiding at the festive board. 1t was
a mice little party of dozen or 3d. you
know" Scarcely had my lady dipped the
silver ladle into the soup tureen than little
canary bird escaped from It's cage, and, after
fluttering around the room a moment, lit upon
the rim Of the tuIeen another moment and
il fell squirt in the midst Of the steaming rich
and savory agglutination. My lady, of course,
was much annoyed. The husband saw
the tempest rising upon the horizon of her
fair brow. lie hardly knew where the storm
would burst but he foresaw by the light
ming flashes from the danes eyes d.
rected to his own that he, not being a
non-conductor, was sure to receive a
full share OF the blast. He determined
TO parry the shock, If possible; and then,
with an air Of inetfable meekness, looking
into the tureen and at the poor canary, he
remarked, ''Now, my dear, you know if had
done that you would have raised the mis-
chief about II. James, remove the tureen of
boiled canary and bring in little more gree
turtle" 1t is not stated how that dinner
ended but reference to ''boiled canary" was
ever after talisman that suppressed the rising
anger Of the lady aud wreathed her natur-
ally pretty features with lovely smiles.
How different this from the course Of the
Times in this city In regard to our worthy
Mayorl The Times accused his Honor Of
being skiing Of Bohemians,' and when our
Chief Magistrate accepts the distinction, and,
in felicitious language, thanks those who have
elevated him to the throne that has been oc-
cupied by 30 long and glitterlng line of illus
trious predecessors, the Times flares up and
scolds his Bohemia Majesty like a queen of
the vlxens.
Now, this Is very ill-notured on the part Of
the Times. The time is out of Joint" for
verify. II seems 70 have entered suddenly
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSboS MoSEy MhEkEr-LoSDoS. June ls-s. 80 T.
M-Consos closed at glAs for and 9ll Tor the ne
count, United States five twenty bonds 1852 s0 1856
90k; 1887 g251; tenfortes, $751;
PARIS MoSsy MAEKEr-PAaIs June l2.-Rentcs are
quoted ut sat s1c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MkrKET-LIvEepoot, June u,
4:8 Z. N. The market closed firm Middlng uplands,
sad as I'D. middlng Orleans SD as19d The sales Of
the day have been 10000 bales including s0O tor srecma
ton aud export.
LIvERrooL Paovrsross MARxyr-LrvrrpooL, june
l,.-Bacon 3fs. 81. per cwt for Cumberland cut. -
LIvERpooI PRopuoF M.RKKr-bIvERrooL, june a.
Bacon, 3gs per cwt tor short RIB middles - =. :.
LoNDoN SuaAR MAakKr -LoSpoS,' une " t3p 4,
M.Sugar, 36s. ID per cwi for No " puch Hanuufu on
the SPOT and ys. II Sls sd. for do. aiost . .
"a srrw,,rRp PnopioF MAgKEr--ASTwFgP. June l2.-Pe-
trole,n, ia ouot.j AT ~ ~ for pure pale American.
TpE CotToN MovEyRNT.-LfyERrooL June l2.-Ar-
riyei .hip w NJ. Reed, from New Orleans April 30 Win
400 bales of cotton; steamer Wyoming from New iorN
Ma sl with 1853 bales cotton, steamer Ovsanc fron New
YORK luaG s. with ijy paes GOWN
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BONAPARTIST EXPECTATIONS
MacNlahOn Refuses TO Become q Candidat
for the Assembly.
RESIGNATION or FAVRE.
The Proposed Orleanist Ram
.<
4uet Declined.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW york HERALD.

VERSAILLES, June 10. 1s7L
The idea OF the re.estabshment OF the govern
ment In Paris is gaining ground
RETURNING TO ENGLAND.
The Duke OF Aumale leaves to-day for England.
THE COURT MARTIAL.
The court martial for the trial of the insurgents
has not yet been constituted. but is announced 70
meet next week.
A FINANCIAL PROJECT
M. Ponycr.Quertler, the Minister Of Finance, pro-
poses TO the Assembly the levying of additional
taxes to the amount Of $50 100000 Of francs assessed
as folows:-oO, 100000 upon the registration OF
agreements; 100000 upon liquors, &C.. co. 600 900
upon sugar and coffee; 200,0OO,CO0 upon textile
fabrics and colonial goods, and 100000 upon
various other articles.
PRINCE DE JOINvILLE DOES NOT RESIGN.
The Prince de Joinville having been chosen to the
Assembly from more than one district, has ad-
dressed letter to the President Of the Assembly
electng 10 represent the Department OF the Marine.
REVIEW OF THE ARMY.
President Theirs to-day invited the members OF
Assembly to attend In body grand review OF the
army to be held on Sunday next III the Champ de
Mars.
TRIAL OF MARsEILLEs COMMUNISTS.
The trial of the Communists ut Marseies has COM
menced there amid much public sentiment.
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN. June IL, 1871.
An imperial procsmation announces the order in
which the trumphal procession is to enter the city,
At the head Of the column will be borne eighty one
eagles, captured from the French army
Then follow. in the order in which they are named
generals not engaged In the war, aides-de camp OF
officers in the field, commanding officers, Prince
Bismarck, Generals Won Room and Won Moitke, and
the Emperor william.
After the Emperor come the German Princes ana
the procession Will then be made up OF detachnents
OF the victorious army.
TEIEGnAPHIsG BETWEEN FRANCE AND GERMANY
AL restrictions on the use by the public OF the
telegraph wires between Germany and France
except for the transmission Of cypher dispatches,
Will be owed on the 10th inst
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the direrul usurper may drop the head of his
enemy in the basket, while his satrap reads
peaceful and learned address to the Cliosopbic
Society, and the despot may even dance and
eddie upon the dome Of the old college while
Blair Ia being led to his doom. But, then,
again, it is fully as likely that he will smoke
with the denunciatory Blair peaceful cigar
and call for drinks for two, If they should
have a habit Of INDUCING in those banefal
Suxuries
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GERMANY.

Programme Of the Triumphal Entry into Der.
lin-The Captured Gallo Eagles to be Ex-
hibited-Procession Of Warrior Chiefs
Headed by the Kaiser-The Wires Be-
tween France and Germany to DO
Opened for Public Use.
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Grand total tax for Brook


Ign ana Kings county,. S8,3ol.4 SSl0O,OO0
The Commissioners met yesterday afternoon auu
disposed OF the following mattel5:-Tne estimate OIL
the PARK Commissioners was laid over to the next
meeting
The estimates OF the Fire Commissioners and the
commissioners OF Charities were also laid over.
Mcssrs. johnson aud Sprague were appointeda
committee to consider the county expenses and re-
port at the next meeting.
The estimates OF the Board Of Education, tho
Water Department aud the City Budget were lad
over.
on motion Of Mayor KALBTLETsCH the estimate OF
the Police Department was approved
The amount for tho Health Department was hxc1
at $4,000 The demand was for $4,000
The BOard then adjourned.
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leecHeS.

pond has been prepared for the purpose OF breed.
ing leeches at winfield. NUMBER OF years ago the
enterprise was commenced, but owing 70 some
cause or other was abandoned. The parties VINO
are Interested In the matter mean business ana are
pushing the preparations forward % fast as possible
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BUENOS AYRES.
The Yellow Fever's Rage Relenting-A Railroad
Manage. Manager Up for Murder.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD

BUENOs AyREs, May 10, 1871,
Via LISBON, June Ia
The deaths from yellow lever are diminishing at
the rate Of twenty per day, and business Ia re.
Stunning It's wonted course.
1.-THE manager OF the San Paulo Railway Ia under
trial for MURDER In connection with the recent aoct
dent on that road.
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VIEWS OF TIE PAST.

JUNE Is.
lsl--The Fugitive Slave act repealed by the House
OF Representatives.
ls62-1he rebel General j. f. B. Stuart, with his
cavalry command, rode completely around
General McClellaus forces on the Peninsula
and destroyed the provisions for his army at
the White House.
ls5s-An instruction against the Papal rule com.
penced IN Bo.o92A AVA BeSraEss
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TtleGUAM 70 The NEW YORK HERALD.

IeleGnAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
RIO JANEIRo, May Is 1871,
Via LISBON June IL
The Regent Of Brazil has been invested with full
powers during the absence OF the Emperor.
Senator Jacquarlbs has received the appointment
OF Brazilian Minister OF War.
The Brazilian government has presented to the
Chambers bill for the emancipation OF all slaves
belonging to the Crown.
Convict slaves also are to become free after seven
years Imprisonment, their owners to be indemnifed
from the Treasury.
The bill meets strong opposition in the ChamberA
THEIR BRAZILIAN MAJEsTIEs GUARANTEED At LIS
BON.
The Emperor ana Empress OF Brazil have arrived
IN the Tagis. Before coming to Lisbon they are
compelled to perform quarantine ~ the Laxaretto.
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The Way "a Sick Wife Grows '.Bettcr'' Ira
ErooJslyn-probabiy Murdered by Her H"s-

baud.
A lady who acts "a one or the city missionaries Or
Brooklyn went to q tenement house III Stcubeu
street, near Myrtle avenue, yesterday, ana among
others desired TO Elizabeth GasklD.
who occupied apartments IN the house
and whose husband has the reputation of
abusing her IN the most shameful manner.
The lady was met AT the door by the husband -
Mrs. Gask ana he refused to alloy her to cntce
sick for Two or three weeks, was mEcn better, The
lady did not believe ysl Story aud pushed her
n..,uer rfe found he, doad upon the bed, and.
II IS said bearing ekA Of violence The husband
left the house, but tbo police were subsequently ili-
| ali knowledge OF her death and contends that nc
| did not know she Was dead. Coroner Whitehl was
notified ana VIII investigate the case. The husband
las been conmi,ted to INC lpyM2ad street lail u
ulXnlI .aIlI, LLltlicsI.
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Long IsLiyD CITY,
First Message Of the Mayor of the Ctfy-Rc.
commentators and Estimates.

First Message Of the Mayor Of the Cify-Rc.
commentators and Estimates.
In the message Of Mayor Ditmars, Of Long IsIand
lrst suggests that IN dealing with the finances Of
cash the treasury that the accounts OF the Trea.
surer and Collector be examined ana audited, IN
view OF the fact that the two ofices are consoll.
dated; that suitable buildings be obtained for the OF
fees OF the city. Tie calls attention to the law
which requires that the Recorder pay to the Trea-
surer all fines received within thirty days. On ex-
animation of the Treasurer's account he finds no
record OF the payments, which. he thiRks should
have been considerable lie also recommends that.
number OF csterns be built for use OF Fire Depart
ment. AS the Board cannot borrow more than
s25 900, that amount only Is available until the
taxes are collected, which, proportioned to the DIFF
icrent departments OF the city, would allow the
following expenditure between the present. time ana
January /, lSIg:-
Mayors once ............. ..............., $500
Finance Department.. .........,..........,, s66
Department Of Public Works ............., 5000
Police and Health Departments. ...,........ ,333
Poor. ........ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1lld
For Contingent Fund. Observation-Disclosures. 32Gd
20, VVb
The Legislature has authorized the following
lcansFor new City Hall, 500 o0o $500. 900 for pro-
yuing water works. also S35, 900 for the purpose or
laying out the streets and establishing grades.
wgl VS. Nay9y thinks viii cost $40 $50 1.-THE the deos
thirds must be met by the city. The Mayor recon-
inends that a committee be appointed to confer with
the Newtown authorities about the settlement OF the
division.
Within the city limits there are 1,sl1 dwellings,
ca factories. DO stables ana 10 public buildings
2.4lo buildings IN all. = - '---~----r-'.--~-,-e
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THE CROPS OF EUROPE.
Gloomy Prospects for France and Prussia.
TELEGRAM 10 THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June IL, 1871
The harvest prospects OF France and Prussia are
dlscouragng. Much Of the seed has persnsd. In
the more eastern portion OF Europe, however, the
crops promise an abundant yield.
The weather throughout England Is fair bat un.
favorable TO the growing crops.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Captain Edward Barrett has been ordered on duty
IN charge OF the navigation department Of the New
York Navy Yard; Chief Engineer Edward Farmer
has been ordered 10 the Tc0nderOga.
Lieutenant Eugene Is. Thomas, detached from the
Congress, Is placed on waiting orders, and Pay
master Arthur J. Pritcbard detached from the
Bencia, IL also waiting orders,
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Hosatia will leave this port on
Tuesday for Pydouth and Hamburg.
The mails for Europe VIII close at tue Post ONCE
at halfpast eleven O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Elition for Europe
VIII be ready at half-past nine o'clock in tho
morning.
single copies in wrappers Tor mailing six cents.
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AIrnca Coats 81 to SJ.-tinnnels, Coats,
white Duck Vests specially, Duck SUITS $40.
G. Is. CLARkE liz and ia William street.
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BRAZIL.

Government Motion to Abolish Slavery-Op-
position in the Chamber Arrival Of the En-
peror and Empress Of Brazil at Lisbon.
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JAMES SHIELDING BRADLEY. II Liberty street, viii irus
Hanbletonlsn three mile heats with any horse In New
York, three in I'VE.
n Finest Oh Paintings. Pictures and Picture Frames
Al half Broadway prices TUT this out Tor card.
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A.-Herrius's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, cornsr Murray s,rs,-
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A.-Keep Cool and Comfort q bIe.-tset q Pair
BROOKS Low SHOES, KID OR CALF.
Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel and l93 Broad
way, corner Twenty ninth street.
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dsyTho ast that seen Of Judge Bowling upon his de-
parture for Europs he wping his weeping and
waving brand new hat purchased OF KNOX, No 22 Broad
way. Let him Europe he viii, he will discover
moth ng superior II equal to that ehspeau Justice
blind, out she can see that
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Ju.tice Dowlins's Farewell on

Auee,I's Turkish Baths, Lexington Avenue
NTH street refreshing than cnanr
payne. Fly one ~ your earliest leisure.
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A.-FOr "a stylish and Elegant sun, user HAT
20 EsPENsCuEfD, Manufacturer, us Nassau street
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American Passports for Travellers ISSUED
by A. e. wfLLMARTH. United states Court Buildings, u
sI,.
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To Tighten the Hair In ihe SCALE nnd Keep
4 from gulhu. 81 use lNl4tis yhulrADLE sttIktAN
uAlG HGNGH SIS.
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L.-PhaiOp's New Perfume.
LOVE YOU.
LOVE YOU
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Meeting Of the Kiass County Commissioners
Of EstIuate-The Amount Required Tor the
CITY and County Governments.
The Commissioners OF Estimate for Kings county,
having received q fnl account OF the estimates re-
CURED by the different departments OF the city and
county for 1872 have Just completed their budget
The amount required is s6,30 425, nearly $4,000 o0a
less than the previous year. The following are tha
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AbdnlIah Mare Lady Dexter.-souats

A.--t;cnfs
Pearl Cashmere HAS.
FIVE DOliafe.
wARNoCk 4 CO., sig Broadway.
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E N G L A n D .

Z III Q n RI - :.
The Treaty Of Washington in Both
Houses of Parliament.
Mr.. Gladstonr's Explanation Of the Prohibition
TO Supply Arms to Bslligerents.
Earl Russells Address to the Queen
Against the Ratification of the
Treaty-He Laments the Sacrifice
Of English Prestige and Of
the Colonial Fisheries for
Peace at Any Price.
-~~,o~~~~~-,~~.-~-------~
Earl Granville, Earl Of Derby, Earl de
Grey and Others in Defence
Of the Treaty.
- .p.a4.---- --1i.
Lord RusselPs Withdrawal OF
the Motion.
~---~~~>>-~~e>-.~-~-~~>>~.
Thomas Hughes Address to the
london Workingnan.
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Meeting Of tho Board Of Supervisory
.shoddy" Jail Locks.
The Kings county Supervisors met yesterdas

resolution was adopted 10 the effect that the bill
OF Nessrs Munoc TcckriJz, OF $4,000, for furnish
ing plans ana specifications for the new county jail.
De paid The plan was for n Jail costing ab0u.
S80D,00) and the charge for the plans was TWO ana
one half per cent on the proposed cost
II was represented w Sheriff Walters That tho
majority OF the locks which nal been furnished by
the Jan Committee some six months ago at cost OF
ten dollars each were entirely worthless; that any OF
the prisoners could pick any or them with matches.
A resolution was adopted approprlaIinI the SUM
OF 800 for decorating the Court House on the Fourth
OF July, The Board then adjourned
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
Meeting ~ rho Board Of AidernrD-cffS
OIni--An Old BnryiBk Ground 10 Be Co

Meeting ~ rho Board Of AidernrD-cffy
Ogni-An Old BnryiBk Ground 10 Be Cor
inta-Veto by the Mayor.
the Brooklyn Board 81 Aldermen mel yesterday
afternoon, the President in the chair. communi-
cation was received from street Commissioner furey
setting forth that the oal contractor had refused 10
remove the dead animals and OLA from the city
Tor less Than $500 per MONTH and ~ had only been
authorized To spend $500 by the Common Council
ne desired 10 know what he should do the matter.
Inc communication was referred TO tho Law Copl-
mIttea
The Corporation Counsel Gent In communication
ealing the attention o the Board 10 the feet that
Halsey street. a. authorized by tile Common Coun-
sci 10 DO opened runs through the site of an old
burying ground IN Bedford. This burylng ground,
lie says, Is about two hundred years Old aud AZ
there appears 10 be no parties who
nave friends buried there that they remember he
recommends that the subject he referred to the Law
Committee for the purpose OF taking measures to
move the remains before the street IL graded aud
paved. The matter waa referred as suggested By
the Corporation counsel.
The Mayor vetoed resolution OF the Board IN
enter into contract with the Scrilnshaw Paving
Company to pave the sidewalks on Twchty-hrst
street between Fifth and Sixth avenues. The conf
municatoa was placed On file.
Meeting Of tho Board Of Supervisory
- -. .sShnJdvv mil I0cLs.
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The Unsettled Condition of tho Country
Amadeus end His Governm ent-rhs Young
King Hard Worker-Growing in Favor
Fears for tho Future.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-16
Kentucky Resolution of
1898 And 1899.

l.. Resolved; That the sew
eral States composing the United
States OF America are not united
on the principle of unlimited
submission to their general gov
eminent, but that by compact,
under the style and title of a con-
slitution for the United States,
andsof amendments thereto. they
consti uted a general govern
ment for special purposes, dele
gated to that government GER
tain power, reserving, each S ate
to itself, the residuary mass of
rights to their own self-govern-
ment, aud that whensover the
general government assumes I'M
delegated powers; its acts are I'M
authoritative, void, or force, that
to this compact each State acced
ed AS q State, and is an integral
party: that this government, ere
ated by this compact. was not
made the exclusive or final judge
of the extent of the powers, de-
legated to itself since that would
have made its discretion, and not
the Constitution, the measure OF
its powers; but that, as in all O.
ther cases of compact among par
ties having no common judge.
each party has an equal right to
judge feritaelf, as we'll of infrac-
tons as Of the mode and measure
of