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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Senute.-The en-
tire day was consumed In political debate.
Senator Carpenter continued his speech be-
gun last night. MIR. Logan made general
defence of the Administration.
House.-A bill to remove the political dis
abilities of Algernon S. Worth, of Westcbcs-
ter county, N. u, a minor. cadet in the Naval
Academy at the breaking out Of the war,
was passed.
A resolution was passed extending the
session to Tuesday evening next.
Return or Proceeds OF ConRscatcd
Property.
WASHINGTON, June LIN the United
states Court to-day orders were made for the
payment over to Or. Cornelius Boyle, II. B.
Tyler, and the Administrative of &. S. WAL
ZACH, of this city, of the proceeds of the sales
OF their property here made under the con-
fiscatlon act. Under the amnesty act they
become entitled to whatever sum the United
States has derived from the confiscation of
their estates, less the costs, which were COM
paratively enormous, amounting in one of
the cases to $1,000.
These parties left here and served in the
Confederate armies. III. B. Tyler had been
major of marines in the Federal service.
General Items.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-Congressman Cox
is considered convalesccnt.
The Southern Claims Commission has sus-
pended oral hearings until October.
The debt statement shows decrease of
- ,5o0,0 900; coin in the treasury, $D1 O0O, 900
currency, Sl1, ,250,0OO
The West and South in the House yestcr-
day voted almost solidly for sixteen cents
uniform tax on tobacco. A compromise on
twenty cents is considered probable.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

-.fgR,u-SloN uF AN ATTORNEY $ LlCENSE.--
/. 'u. circuit Court Of Hcnrico county on
-,..ir.:a, Judge Wexford granted the motion
~ t.mr, Lyons. Esq, and others, represent
acrar bar "f The city OF Richmond, for the
..r-.r,,~>ion of the license Of johnson II.
,.fr.d, ~ an attorney al law. The following
b. t.I.. order entered:
This day came again the parties by their
.''"rury-. and thcrcupon, by consent of said
rlric,. the record of the Hastings Court OF
'a.,i,v Of Richmond of the trial and con-
,.linn or >titl johnson II. Sands of forgery
#. uldr Iurt of the record in this proceed
H.s
Md 1h"rrup"n tn" parties aforesaid be-
..4 iulIy heard hy counsel. and the court
a.,iu. matjIrcIy considered the motion afore-
.u f. u j. ordered that the license of the said
,t',p~om II. sands. by which ne is authorized
iHariic'' law in the courts Of the State OF
\ir.rini1. hr and the same is supcrScdcd.'
Am apip,l will hc taken.
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prorre.- of the Strikes.

NEW YORK, June Meetings of var
nishers, piano-makers, and other striking
trades, were held this morning. One piano
firm has conceded the demands of their en-
ployes. The workmen are confident that the
strike will end in week. It's reported that
the strike will extend to Philadelphia and
Baltimore next week.
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ARRIVED.
steamer Niagara, Walker, New York mcrrhan.
use and passengers, j. W. Wyatt.
A. steamer D. = Green Carr, Philadelphia, mcrcan.
aisn and passengers, W. l.. Porter, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk mcr-
cnnnolse and passengers, L. B. Tatum, agent.
IT schooncr a. r. Reynolds, Sipple, New York, iron
Iredcgar Company.
:, schooner Warren, Abdell, Philadelphia, coal, s.
schooner >. W. Leigh, Bart, Norfolk, grain.
SAILED.
Steamer State Of Maryland Traycrs, Baltimore
p'eIctandige and passengers, W. +. Brett.
barR clifton (Br }, Graves, Rio de JaIteirc -four
flaxal1 Crenshaw & Co.
Schooner W. J.. Franklin, Seward, Washington,
~. g.. granite. Currie & Co.
schooner Belle X. Hull, Drlscoll, down the river
:, Schooner II. g. Ely, McTIenry, Washington, d.
e., granite, Curtis & Parker.
echooner Virginia Dare, johnson, Washington,
granite, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner E Francis, Spyers Nor folk light
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STEAMSHIP NIAGARA. Saturday, June /, !

STEAMSHIP NIAGARA. Saturday, June i, ls,2.
We. the undersigned. delegates to the twentieth
session ot the International Typographical Union,
tn hn held In Richmond Jun" ST, 1877, having re-
ccivr,l such Kind and courteous attention on our pas
sage from New York at the hands OF tho captain, &.
NJ WALKER. Purscr 6 EoRGE NJ. WYATT, Steward
q. ". DODGE, and other officers of the steamship
Niagara, of the Old Dominion line, deem 1t but just
that take this opportunity of showing our gratlf-
cation mt the manner I'm which our trip has been
made 81 pleasant and enjoyable, and for which we
return our sincere thanks.
STEruES BALGEK, of New York, chairman;
r.. Is. co,:swEII, of New York;
CHARLES III. MCPHERSON, of New York;
THOMAS l.. COOLEY, of New York.
X. ". Cox, of New York
IRVING WALKER, Of Boston:
u. j. SCANNEIL, of Boston,
w. II. FLINT, of Jersey City;
CIV. DARLING, of Springfield, Mass;
j. REYNOLDS. of Norwich, Ct
JupSoN GRENELL, of New Havcn,Ct.
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Mexican EeWs.
aEyoLur.osIsr's oP1sioE as 30 THE
,4<.s; SITUATION. s II tisttftp,

NEW YoRK, June. 1.-Lieutenant Colonel
St. Clair, General TTeyino's chief OF artillery,
arrived here Yesterday from Matamoras, He.
reports the reyolutionists TO be enthusiastic
In support of Treyino, and that many Of the
States desire TO zee him President instead OF
Juarez. The Colonai speaks in strong Terms
of the resources OF the reyoluti0nists, and
declares that they are likely to gain strength.
THE s1ruArIos N ANOTHER LIGHT. II g z5. g.
MArIsosAs. June f.--TreYin0 is e0ncen-
tyat;ng ali his forces at Monterey, where he
viii make bis last stand. Two armies-fye
thousand strong each--are approaching from
east and west, which will capture or drive
him to the mountains. II agI
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money marx

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YORK, June Money at 4 TO 5 per
cent. Sterling unchanged. Gold, 1f44.
Governments generally advanced tc. States
closed dull; Tenncssee's, 72a; new, same.
Sirginia's, 4S new, "a. Louisiana's. 60 {;
new, So. Leyee's, 63t; SIS, IS. Alabarna's,
Sc; 5s, SO. Georgia's, 70; rs, SO. North
Carolina's, 3o4; new, 90. South Carolina's,
81; new, 34l.
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~}GrEHNS GHAZlNj.-The cattle of several
l.r'ir, living in the lower portion of the city
s"lu" given great annoyance TO gentle
as.n living below the city by being allowed
+. rlln ii lar-c and roam over his fields ut
"l''. h" at last determined TO invoke the aid
g.. tln law in hi behalf. 70 this end hc took
#pa number Of COWS which were grazing Oh
a- COPS. and held them until the owners
,.ua, ard ,,aim"d them. He then entered
al ,,tin'l each one for damages. The cases
arr" tIi"d IN Iicnrico County Court on Sat
trily. and Judgment rendered in his favor
I'lt' amount of damages claimed III every
,N.c The enforcement of the law in these
,r.'- "'i ,"nlSc persons who turn ont their
.5n'h 10 -razr To keep on the commons and
500 that they do not intrudc on the grounds
q, others.
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I&uE>IoS To WEST POINT.--nne of the
!'0>t promising excursions Of the season
;. i'"a "t Company G 10 West Point, which
tDns> i';'rr "n Wednesday next. Every ar
lnnH'mrml las been made to insure Il day of
delightful recreation to all who take part in
IL" festivities. No improper characters will
~ InMcd u accNmpany the cNcurslOnistS.
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JOE PRINTING.--Wc call the attention Of mer-
chapts clerks of courts, sherfs, lawyers, railroad,
steamship andc officers and agents, and altothers
having orders for printing, TO the facilities offered at
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Tor the
prompt and faithful execution OF ali kinds OF JOB
pr, MING. We can frrnish ut short notice Cards,
Heads, rctersIeads Programmes, Ball Tickets,
BLANKS, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Blls, Catalogues,
Nils OF Fare, show-Bills, Checks DRIFTS, &C., &C.,
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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ApfERTisE--onr merchants seeking trade In any
PORTION Of the country should advertise in One
papers OF that section. 81. ELLYsoN & Co. viii
cke advertisements and have them inserted at pub
lIshcrs' rates
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NRF <sssS1sS.
TRY GOODS, DRY GOODS.

JULIUS MEYER. COS BROAD STREET,
llus just returned from the North with large and
wcll-sclcctcd stock of DRY GOODS, consisting 0
dress goods Of all kinds. such as
JAPANESE SILKS, pOPLlNS. BAREGE;
MOIIAIRS; CIR RENADlNES, striped aud plain
BLACK HERNANI ut 35c. worth tee:
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, all silk and wool
warranted. 1T Soc. worth 75c.:
SILK-WARP A.PACAS, TANIISE CLOTH,
ORGhNDlE.S. LAWNS. BATlSTES, SEERSUCk-
ERS, and LINENS for ladies' suits.
Also. IL large and fine assortment Of
LLAMA POINTS aud SACQtES.
Parasos. Umbrellas, Fans Laccs, Gmps, Fringcs.
and Fancy Goods generally.
White Goods speriaIty. 7 would Invite special
attention to my stock OF GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS. consisting of Cassimeres and Linens, ,tfirts
Drawers. Socks and Tics. the prices and styles OF
which guarantee 10 compare with any In The city.
Give me i trial. JULIUS MEYER.
y. Is. just received Il new stock Of LADIES
SlJITS. te l-lw
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THE PEOPLES FAyoRITE.--The Dolly Warden
furnishes the most popular evening recreation foi
Young gentlemen and ladies'. Boat leaves the foot o
Eighth street punctually every afternoon at $:8(
O'Clock, and then ut s, 8, and 7 O'Clock. Goes De-
yond Hollywood without extra charge. Look foi
the sign Of the Dolly Warden. t-@
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>'Nn.r A FrRY.-on saturday afternoon
-a"t', litr" O'Clock gentleman who was
mdiu- at the corner Of sixth and Main
r'rt> discovered the roof Of McSsrs. Jolmand
',.nr@"G Gih>om'> QnIildrrs) steam factory, cor
..r sixth and cary streets, to bc on fire III
nrHainn WAS al once given at the shop, and
ud, icing sent II, once 10 the roof, they in
Is in"m"ulN rNtin.lliShcd the flames. II
r,s,a.. That there was III old canvass sign Oh
-, root. aud this took fire from sparks from
'G. -r"yc-llpc, the stove in the building being
aO1lrd i'll order 10 huil glue.
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IoB,,Co I:SrfCToR ArpOINTED.-Ile Gov
"'n.r has appointed Edward n. Price in
~t'r"i.I If tobacco at Randolph Warehouse,
iutuNitlt, re" :. &. Price, resigned.
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WANTS Easily YSurrLIED.-lt won't take mucii
moncy to supply your wants at f. u. SPENCE "
.soS's Liucn coat fer 81 superior gauze shirt Ior
IS cents; three pair Of socks for u. NeeR-ueS at
ten cents: paper collars at ten cents box.
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'"nvHr RkcEIvEp.--IIarvcv Dills was re-
"'iN"d At The prnitcntIary on Saturday from
irWrii county TO I've imprisoned eleven
a. ui- for hOr~c-stCaling.
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SuS-srKoKE.--The man who goes ont these hot
days and Is overcome with the heat OF the sun hts
no excuse when he can buy umbrellas of all sizes
ami prices at r.. +. SrESCE L SONS.
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no NOT FORGET THAT

no NOT FORGET THAT
ISAAC con ZEN,
30j BROAD STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREETS,
Is selling DRESS GOODS cheaper than any other
house In this city; most of them purchased ut
CASH AUCTION SALES.
Also, WHITE GOODS mt great sacrifice.
LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDkERCHIEFS Ut
25c. worth SOC.
Do not forget TO see his
BLACK SILKS, GUIPURE LACES,
LACE POINTS, SACQUES, &C.
The one-price system adhered to.
CLOSED SATURDAYS. tSl.ot
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1.,s,a.,. a. = RsaIroosatsl

MEarsis, Tenn, June l.--tieofgs g. =. : Saa.k,
the bal0oiiist Of Noyess circus, zen t,o,n nis
balloon last evening when at shs ,sai - =
ifty fant. fecaiYingg int p VIZ tis7
bai,iYnatiae biz death. ssHf Is s.
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NJ. EtIYsoN 4 Co, Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building, Will receive advertisements and have them
inserted in amy journal of the country ut regllai
,aff Y
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PERsoSAL.-Mr. Thomas d. Eagan, of the
New York FrecmGn'S Journal, is in the city,
stopping ut Fords Hotel. He will be here
for several days i'll the interest of his journal.
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Economy Is wealth. Save your money sud have
your pictures taken at REEs & Co.'s Gallery, Oil
ana ola Main street. Cards, $3.50 per dozen; large
Size S7 life size, Is and upwards, In ink or colors
All negatives retouched 4. s-,.-,- Z
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'r!>GE< OF >cnED1 Important changes
1' ..'.,Iulr on the Richmond and Danville
aut Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
b,r"1d> are announced in Our advertising
.1mn-
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White, black, and striped alpaca coats at E. B.
SPENCE 4 sons.
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DON'T FoRGET.-Don't forget the old corner.
Call In and zee the array of gentlemen's Furnishings.
Stock large Prices low. 1900 Main street Is
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Gauze undcrshirts at seventy-fve cents at f. B
SPENCE & Sons.
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IsTERNAL REVENUE CoLLEcTIoNs.-The col
lccticnS of internal revenue tax in tins dis
trict during the month of May amounted to
S1JJ (l,b5 fS
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SATuRpAY.--This being Saturday, there VIII Ike
great rush on +. b. SPENCE 4 SONS Tor SUNDAY
hxings. Gall early, call often.
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CLEVELAND, o., June I..--H. Hoyey q
| Sons city mills were burned last nj sif with
one thousand barrels Of dour. Loss, 4l.O,
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prMIrur.--Alr. II. G. Barnes has been
u,'n,t.d and qualified TO practice law.
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COMMISSIONER or DEEps.-The Governor
IH- appointed Moses Is. Maclay commis.
'Hrr cf deeds for Virginia to residein New
York.
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a..,Aa. s,.alt,,x ,,lli, 4 I vessel z Lest.

H.uYAx, n. &, june The schooner
yeIo ipede, engaged in seai-fshine, y TO-
porte / to have foundered. iweiSe OF kcr
crew were lost,
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Hopeless Condition OF Mr.. Bennett.

New YoRk, June 1.-James Gordon per
nett. ST., is unconscious this morning, ana MS
physicians are hopeless Of his recovery.
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SAMSON Understanding new aud nice for
suspcndcr. +. Is. SPENCE & SoE have them.
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borhood In the South - E7es
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~ have had Wheeler Il Wilson Machine and
u Grnyer& Baker. Would not take five hundred dol
lars for our Wilcox ts Gibbs If could not got
ctlcr."-G. f. RAMSEY, Chicago, W.
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HOLLYWOOD BY WATER.-Thc fast pleasure boat
Dolly Warden makes her regular trips this afternoon
at i3o. and at g. g. and o'clock. Fare each way ten
cents.
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GRENADINE NEcK-TIES-in scarfs, ties, and
bows-for sale by l.. B. SrENCE& Son.
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AKlISGToN CoLLARs-bcst collars matie---at lSOt
Main street.
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The RkI.IGloUs HERALD is the organ Of 4oo,eae
Baptists-s good advertising medium.
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FORT OF RICHMOND. Ji,yN I. l,7s.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUNE ., 1877
sun rises 4:i7 Moon ri r,es....., al
l-II oc.o 7IS High tide. -
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SUPPLY OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
received at the popular

u. :" received az the pOpnIAr
BReAD-STREET DRY GOODS STORE.
SPRING POPLINS IN all desirable shades,
SPRING POPLINS in plain plaid and stripes,
JAPANESE GOODS In all varieties,
SILK-WARP DRESS GOODS,
Handsome SILK STRIPE GOODS.
GRENADINES In black and white ground, with
figures and stripes;
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES from CSC. to s.,
Another lot of those extra cheap HANDhER-
CHIEFS at lsc.,
MARSEILLES QUILTS at E1.s0,
ami many other desirable goods ut prices which VIII
defy competition. =. HIhSH,
an d 617 Broad street.
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LINEN COATS for one dollar at E b. SPENCE &
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Cashmere suits for sale low by +. b. SPENCE &
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Light cassimcrc pants for sale by E. b. SPENCE &
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Advertise in the RELIGIOUS HERALD.
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Fancy shirts very cheap at E p. SPENCE & Sous.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-24

ture moins froide que celle des contrees
qui les environment.
Apres avoir franchi des amoncelle-
ments de glaces, des barrieres de ban
quises formant une ceinture gigantesQue
compacte autour du pole, atteindra- t. on
une mer int6rieure navigable!
Tel est le probleme r6soudre, auquel
Sc rattachent d'autres questions tres in
teressantes pour la science: la met6oro-
logic, Pastrologie, photographic, la
physique, la faune, la fore, etc.
On peut 6valuer a l millard 13l 600
miles cares, la superfcie de territories
ct de mers absolument inconnus qui Sc
tendent audela du 82e degr6 de latitude
L'Allemagne qui q d6ja entrepris la
solution du probleme, envoye un ma
wire Qui atteint la latitude de 81 degr6
s. ct est revenu sans avoir rien r6solu
La Suede, pAngleterre, les Etats- Unis
ct la France, dautres peut-etre, con-
courront faire tomber ignorance dams
laquele on est des immenses espaces
polaires, en- envoyant chacun une expe-
dltlon a la conquete de la Polynia (mer
1ihro \
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-24
Manufacture de VOitures,

ENLATTE de Tencouragement qui lui etc ac-
n corde ejusquN present par lie public de cette
Paroisse, le soussigne remercie sincerement ceux
temps la continuation de ieur patronage. II @ se7
toujours prGt Il manufacturer tles buggies.
hacks ct autres vehiculcs sur commando ct de
main de maftre. Les reparations aux voitures.
tant charronnage cue forge, peinture ou garni-
ture, seront executes promptement ct aux prix
les plus moderes, pour du compliant settlement.
Dorenavant, tout ouvrage qu ne sera pas pave
sur livraison, portera 10 pour cent daugmenta-
tiOn pour les frais de collection Immediate
LIE soussign6 touiours en- mains des hacks,
des buggies sc. neufs ct de seconde main quTl
yendra bon march6 pour du compliant.
s. p. CLARK
Opelousas 20 Janyier 1872 Iytf
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-24
La LOi GElection.
Extrait de l'Abeille du Is.

Nous avons dit que la nouveIle loI den
registrement conservait au gouverneur lie
droit de nommer les enregistreurs ct o., ell
ie investissat lie secretairc d'Etat Heron
de la direction generale de Penreglstre-
ment. Ce pouvoir extraordinaire qui per-
mettra au gouverneur d'accorder Oh de re-
fuser 10 droit de vote qui bon lui semble-
ra, ne Iul pas paru une garantie suffisan-
te pour Sc faire reelIre ct pour faire nom-
mer une Legislature sa guse. Ii done
fat presenter par lie senateur Campbell un
ameDdement au nouveau bill sur les elec.
tlons, pour faire accorder un bureau d'ex-
amnateurs le pouvoir de corrger les E.
carts du scrutin.
Sous l'ancienne loi, lie droit de manipu-
ler les retours 6lectoraux appartenait un
trlumvlrat compose du gouverneur, du Sc.
cretaire d'Etat ct du juge DibbIe. Ce
droit est transfere par 'amendement un
bureau don't les membres dovent etre
nrmmes par lie gouverneur, c'est a dire
que M. Warmoth conservera excitement
la prerogative quill cue jusqu'ici de mo.
differ ou de supprlmcr les resultats des E.
Iectlons dams chaque paroisse.
Les commissaires du Bureau etant seuls
JUICES drs circumstances qu'lls ipvoqueront
pour supprimer les retours dune paroissc.
ct devant etre des instruments dociles du
gouvernenr, on volt quill ny a, en- realite,
rien de change dams la legislation, ct que
NJ. Warmoth continuera a tenir lie suffra-
&c universal dams sa main.
amendement de NJ. Campbell etc
adopte par Is volx contre l3. LIE vote
etait d'abord de Is contre ii; mais NJ.
O'Hara, qui await parIe ct vote contre,
sest ravlse ct vote pour. Le senateur
Thomas. ex.domocrate, don't nous avons
deja signaIe la conduite equivoque, s'est
absente au moment du vote.
NJ. Mcmillan, ami du gouverneur, s'est
oppose a l'amendement, tandis que NJ. Iu-
graham, senateur de couleur anti-War-
mothiste, pare ct vote pour, sous lie pre-
teyte specieux que cette clause est neces.
saire pour protoger les electeurs de cou.
teur. NJ. lngraham Sc met en- coDtradic.
tIon avec tout ce quill a dit precedemment
u" Noihoht tC'
moignage de confance absolue. II ne pcut
etre assez simple pour croire que NJ. War
moth emploiera le pouvoir exorbtant qui
lui est confere autrement que pour favorI-
ser ses desseins personnels.
LIE bill passera probabIement la cham.
bre, CONNIE a passe le bill d'enre gistre-
ment. Ainsi Sc trouvera verifee 'apos.
trophe du gouverneur un de ses 6deIes
qui hesitat voter Ie rappeI des ancien
mes lois: me t'inquiete pas, Charley,
nous en- ferons de pires.''
NJ. Warmoth onbIie lie proverbe orien.
tal I'll ne faut pas trop charger lie dos dn
chameau 81 on veut arriver destination"
Les elections de novembre sont encore
loin; mas il nest pas dit qn'eIIes 'ourne.
ront en- favour de M Warmoth Ell de sa
coterie.