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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-14
ac ;iiEs TToafEs.

The directors or the Buffalo Driving Park have
decided TO hold their seventh annual meeting On
the 9th, 7th, sn ana OH days Of August next; aud
they will give 100000 In purses. as Iollows:-
FIRST DAY.
No. l.Purse $1,000, for four-year- olds and UNDER.
5000 TO first $500 TO second, 800 TO third.
No. 2-Purse $4,000, for horses that have never
trotted better than 2:27$5,500 to first, $4,000 70
second, 81, 500 to third, 81, 900 10 fourth.
No. 3.-Purse s. 600, for horses that have never
trotted better than 2:40--$2000 to nrst, $1,000 %
second, 5000 to third, $500 to fourth
SECOND DAY.
No. 4.--Purse $500, for horses thar nave never
trotted better than three minuteses0o 70 nrst $3.50
to second, $3.50 to third.
No. 5.--Purse 5000. Tor horses that have never
troted better tnan 2;2l barring LUCY 81, 500 to
rsL $50 TO second, $3.50 TO third $500 to fourth.
troIed better tnS 234- 500 to rst, 1850 to &C.
cond, $3.50 10 third, $500 10 fourtn.
THIRD DAY.
NO. Purse $500, for nve-year0lds ana under
5000 to first, $45) TO second, 500 TO third.
No. s.-Purse s10,0O0 for horses that have never
troed better than 2;30$5.C0 TO FIRST 81 500 to Sc
cond, 1880 to thru, 1000 to fourth.
No. q.-Purse 81, 900, for horses that have never
trotted better than 250s1,300 TO nrst $500 to So
cond, 500 to third.
l..I FOURTH DAY. -.+si ~ .a.s
No. 10.-Purse $4,000, for horses that have neveu
trottoi better tnan 2:25S5,0D0 TO FIRST $4,000 to
cond, $500 10 third, s., 900 10 fourth.
No. lL--Pnrse $4,000 Tor all horses-$5,000 to
Grst, $4,000 to second. $1,000 ~ third, $1,000 "a
fourth,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-14
PIGEON SHOOTING.

The challenge recently issued by Captain Bogar-
aus, champion of the United States 10 shoot
match at pigeons with any man IN tne world, Is In
fair way OF being accepted by MI. william Thorn
ton OF Bradford. England, who o1crs 10 shoot
match against Bogardus OF my bros each. twenty
one yards rise, sixty yards fail, TO shoot with one
ounce OF snot, for 1900 o side within three months
OF February "a, and 70 allow Bogardus $50 for ex
penses, each to find birds Tor the other. Articles
are QWalltng Bogardus' signature OF the Burns
Hotel, Soutngate, England.
Articles OF agreement have been signed by Mr.
Ira A. Paine, or this city, and Mr.. Richard Wood OF
Chester. Pa, to shoot o home.and-home match az
nfty single birds. for $3.50 side each match; the
Tuesday, the i9tn inst aud the second in the vicln.
ity OF Philadelphia within ten days after the New
York match. The sum OF 500 side u now up and
ONCE In this city, on or before the 18TH inst. AZ
the present time Paine has the CAL In the letting,
but It Is fair TO presume that on the day OF O. q
shooting wagers Will he about even.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-14
ovERoHAReINa PoR THE HBRALD-A VOICE
FROM NYACK.
NYAcK, March II. is:a

NAAsAs Aotsh Az ios&
To THE EDITOR or the mERALp:-
Is this rights We have In our village what pur-
ports TO be two periodical Newspaper furnishing In.
situations One OF these s quite an extensive cor.
Germ. It actually distributes daily about niy OF the
New YORK daily newspapers, ~ follows:-Ttnty.
six uEsALps, ten Worlds three Times, one 7ribu.e
But the proprietor who stands behind this establish
ment Is so straghtlaced and has 80 many conscien.
tous scrupes that he VIII import 20 tnis benighied
region only the week day papers. discardng every.
thing pertaining 10 Sunday paperA and holds up
his hands In holy horror Ut the. Dissertation OF The
Sabbath by reading what are termed 'Sundzy
papers" |. being one OF his subscribers am com.
in the interest OF our Post once and supplies .
somewhat larger number Of people with the various
week day papers, but when IL comes sunday and
his subscribers or mis- patrons may re.
quire new YORK HERALD land that
Is the only paper In demand hereL
we are compelled TO pay him ten cents per copy.
"Now, Is this right or just'-witnin one hour OF
your ofice-to be compelled TO submit 70 such az
cxtortou as this?
thought possibly by giving this outrage an afr.
ing perhaps 1t might induce sonne one 70 como 20
our beautiful village and do business upon modern
principles. More anon. ALEXIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-14

impositlons which could he nailed 20 the counter
by the adoption OF this resolution There bad also
been great deal OF pIeposierons talk about certain
ventions by means Fl oflcla patronage. and on
those subjects he wanted 10 nave either The truth OF
MIR. LocAs said that as Mr. conklins seemed 10
have 50 much feeling on the subject ne wouia with
draw all opposition 10 the resolution.
Mr.. FENroN. rep.l ON. ". ssld he was glad Mr..
Logan had Withdrawn his opposition. he MT. Pen
tom mould vote ior Mt Tpop s ss
Thought !, proper thai the resolution should pass.
especially - nus colleague deemed necessary iof
Mr.. wILsos thought the senate naa better drop
things about scnatorsf HAD not senaiors said such
things oil each oineff
and rs y =, o. s s M.
ievs or reject what ,Ssi piesss lie had recently
ss sss s ss sns. 1 va. si So
scty me Forty I1esss but thst there wers tsenf
SS @ an. sc us II ne
not pick out twenty, or hall that number. Who mad
s syss sSSs y y . vs,:
not deceived SS' shs% s am ssd pi Si .ss,es
sensie 80 TO WORK ana redeem ssssi IRON the crssl
esms Of the tnousntlul sooer renseiins people o.
DrsousrsD At rnE WASTE % sms
Mr.. CONKLtH0 oaid that M. wilson's VmarkG
nounced that he would press the uiion 90 voss
To- morroW or ~ soon ~ posstDe. and tnet u -
should be agreed 70 by the senate he would feel
JUSTIFIED lnosng otner means 90 GET TIE desired NJ
i9rmasion. Ine resolution then wen. over. sna the
senate resumed the consideration OF the
LEGlsLATiyR APPROPRIATION bIfx-
tno 0ueseeon being on the amendment W increase
me salary Of inc supervising surgeon Of the Marine
ana ,sS - ss q %sssS e sy
salaries or the heads OF bureaus 20 e4.oou. on ne
ta0ie. I0st--yeas II, nays a. ~ I .
M. LOGAN then modified MS amendment 20 Is
the amendment recommended ~ Ne SECRETARY o.
the Treasury, and u was Adopted. L. ..-1 y.
MI. TRUNBuLL offered "a aIncndment maknk the
Of illinois 1000 WnicS ~ ruled Qua 81 order.
MI TRgMpULL then gave notice o. the amend
menf. and It was referred 10 the Committee on APP
propr1ations; as wcrc also ramcndnonU o6efed ~
Aessrs. Morton and KELLOGG 70 mcrreDo eno sn1ares
OF the district Judges IN Indians aud Louisapa 81
Mr.. SHERMAN'S amend nlent incrcasiu9 The 6ola-
res OF the heads Of bureaus. the C0fnmeeIonef Of
Education having been moulded, wAsshsn Adopted
Mr.. SAWYER. rep) OF s. c.. renewed the amend
ment increasing the appropriation fof the Bureau
OF Education, and after some discussion u uss
agreed to-yeas 70, nays 10. Ei
TIE NEW ORLEANS MINT.
Mr.. KELLOGG, rep.i Of La, renewed the amend.
ment prov iding Tor ceding back the city u New
Orleans the site OF the Mint, In that CITY, unless
Mint should he established there wlthin SIX months.
The amendment was laid on the table.
An amendment was adopted raising tho aalsries
OF the Commissioner or Agriculture, the Sociior
or the Treasury and the solicitor OF the Internal
Revenue Department 10 $1,000 each. -.
the salaries OF the Judges OF the Court OF Claims 10
$5,00o which was pending when. at naifpast nvc
X. NJ, the Senate adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-14
A DASTARDLY ASSAULT.

man named Kane, who refused 10 give his
vn,istian name, was arraignei at the Yorkyille
ro,acs Court yesterday afternoon. charged with
s ron m,s peignbor, Mrs John Oconnor with an
nvn ~ sIunent IN the aOdomen aud tnIurlnQ her 40
sevcreiy tnat snc Is unable 70 leave ner bcd from
,ne iact mat MIS- OConnor h IN a delicate condi-
ton the injury she has sustained It IL ieared viii
DO attended With serious results. The defendan nj
was ordered to give ban for examination IN the sum
Of 5000 only Is, however, only right to state that
Kane denies In the most positive manner that he
struck Mrs. 0'COnuor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-14

From every opening flower
Then went up into the gallery, and from there
the House | did not blame Mr.. Dawes, but pitIed
him; FOR did not know now many people might 20
away with briggs image In their minds as the ideal
OF Mr.. Dawes himself But 1t IL not to be wondered
at that the House allows itself to be contaminated
by all the Driggses vino ever sat upon the Moor, and
bered that the man who Is officially designated as
.rhe Doorkeeper," as we'll IS the Postmaster and
sergeant-al-Arms, are all lobbyists. There are
lions In the lobby; out these are slight otfeDces
compared with those OF Postmaster King. The lat
OF him that when General Scnenck wanted the old
post once OF the House for the Committee OF Ways
that the room down stairs was the one best SUITED
for the post ONCE, though 1t was possible y
Ss Ssd s kS SraSa
to him for s"diylde.1 He is loud, scnemer.
geant-at-Arms mas been In years past TINS mans
name-his name Is 0rdway-has not pleasant
savory reputation. lis jobs are mostly connected
with the district where he has lived 80 long
s ne ses ay ssnt ne
Wniiam + Chandler. formerly Assistant secretary
Of the House at almost any time. These two are
sweet pair" and as it Is the business OF one Of
them 70 ''clear the lobbies,n 1t Is easy to foresee
how he would treat MS friend Chandler, and, In
deco. all OF his friends among the corrupt rings
TIE "OID ROSTERS"
The ages OF some or the "od r00sters'' who fire.
quent 1.-The nest" are very suggestive. The older
they are the more offensive they seem 10 make
themselves. Years seem necessary TO give men the
hardwood TO become lobbyists. and few Of Them are
under forty wnile most OF them are over fifty years
Old. Ashley aud Rollins are among the youngest,
aud thcy are forty-eight< while Gooch and O'Neili
are nfty-one, Cook bfty-three, Bennett nty-iour.
ffancbot and Eggeston nitysIx, Lincoln and
briggs nity-nine. Chance sixty-tw0 and "D!un OLD
Ben Nafe' sevsntY-two. Eugene wilson, Mckip,
ben and few others are young chickens compareu
with these, and they are scarcely so mucn AZ nomc
On TIE national Darnyard a. the old r0ossers WIZ
have 50 long aitcned al the public Grip: ~ wouu
he IDLE for me 10 attempt any description OF OK
senator wade. hut as solicitor oil the NoItneIn I6
cine Railroad no now the chief OF tnc worst tiny
that mas ever been known IN Washington. having
usurpei franchops place as the real chairman ol
the faclnc Railroad Committee francnot naiis
from O.sego county. New YORK. AMI worked up the
rerba Buena sslob" IN San FRANCISCO harbor. scnu-
maker n In the steamship LOBBY AMI nc u also
assztiRs n uWktns NJ ue :" '""s cotton TAX
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-07
3eitune8 8efeee Der Der- &taaten.

sDenn Mtonnenten ibre 3eituns mittt abbe8es-
est, ~ ptrb an9erosamen, oab e pieie!be fcrtjube'
balttn muufhen.
Rein Abonnentnt tann re@tesdlh9 abbeRta1
nerben, obne pab atas &IdRanpe tt3ab!t dnb.
@tnn Abonn,ntea unterlaNeu, ibre 3.tunee
ron btr YoRoffice abSubolen, 70 fnb Ne hafiir ptr
antnprtlt@, bis fe ibre ean}e 3e4nnne te3abl'
1nb be 3eituns abb 2 feQt baben.
@enn Abounenen ibren Nsbuort anbern, cbn'
@daesn, Ssna BIZ $sitans aa@ sS.tm ! frasertn
gDobport gefGtft toire.
&tns Weiaerung, rie 3ettuns oen Der pof~0fs
fee ab3ubpIen otne biefs1tc beaabt 3u baben, wirt
als ahl1btider Sstru5 aneeieben.
Ber bret NuEmcra elmer 3eitung annimmt
sptrb als Nbennsnt aneeisbeE uub bat fit bteftlt<
~ bejaWen.
3eitunseu Fne in bsm Geuaty, TO Fe sebru6
mereeu. portufrei.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-07
9f,1,,t,,,er Ill.,

6aule ni9t hinaus lief, f4 eeu
Dem oben Gel9ebene1e u1'terss@tess
ppllte.
&afae4 eri9raf iter piele 8osbeit; es
,puete. pa5 1ie beswe6r, SnoeB trat e
furdtloS ins 3tmmer.
Ser @ommi6dr, Der e5en Die tS~
tbieen Snltruftipnen sur @bfabrun9 ee6
Gbepalier5 unc reS fleinen brauneaWan:=
nes eeoeben, &pel@en man unten tit ett
Goncierz2o9e internirt> mas Na1asI- I-auTz
ruerfiam.
uDSr 5er 8arcn lit bereits 1sg1terrtd=
tet bob er un5 gu besleitsn bat: "a e.
wie er le!tft seitanc, aus eieler@o9uuna
aefpmmer,."
SD {tebe ;u Sbrem 8eieb(", outwata
tete Rofael selaNen. ~Meiner eisenen
Gbre aber bin i9 es fdulci9, gu ertlare'1~.
bab i'd ben Anselesenbetten pte|e5 Serrn
tur9ous fremp bin; i@ bite allc I'm pts
&ersIniti9unA Der ptrion cellelbtn audi
jest eben 10 fern ;u bleiten, mie '@ thr
felt lanaer 3ett ftano."
y6err Gemmifdr, i@ Yerlar9e, e~e
man lofort bic &leiruns ciei ies 5srrn TN
terlu9er REF ner Gbcnolier, mab}aa5
aufiprin9enp> ~Dieier jun8s Mann SR
i'm BefB pidtiser papierr, c;c sr: ms
loeben at9etrcBt"
! Gin rc:d9tli9er Blid Gafcel'5 maf
|eeNen eanse Nntrprt.
| u9trr Gun,mi0dr, um sic III eexu6is
gen unb Sb11en 9e9enubcr i'm Bsls auer
&ortbeils eine5 Ghrennrannt3 su b|eiben
auf Die i'd IN lol6er Sage coppelte8 g.
tptbt le9en mub. srlude i'd G's, MIDI IL.
oasyfeben3imnler 3u te9leiten> tso - 81
men jeoe5 Nett uter u1e|ne Derfen
unter pier Au8en einsu,1umsn tetei$
biu."
Dtr@pmmi06r NOR bieruit einpsrf fan
ben; er be9lettete &ofael in pa5 Nebenz
;immer, ete 8ibliotbet, wel@e mir be=
reit6 fennen, uno febrte na9 mentgenWiz
nuten nit ibm ;urtd, bic &a7tr Rafaelte
in ber !6anb. .:,;:-.1--.: ,..:.1--. =. s.
Das &elultat ciefes neinen NbfederG
i9ieu iebr befrtepi9enp 9e1peien gu }ets;
benn &afael batte> ,rdtreno Il ,lnten tn
per @oneier9e<2e9e i@ ollein Be fauo, 3etk
senu9 9ebatt Die beiben Sriefe Genprp'@
su belettisen.
Der Gou1mifdr tra{ in;tpiI9en &,1z
folten auu Tran6pprt Der Deltquercc
ten, wdbreno ,pel9er Der @bepalier,
poQitanpt9 ref9ni't. ni@t einmal Su
miNen Serlan9ts> wes balb man i'm
Yerbafte.
Sm lebttn @ueenblid traf Gin poltsetz=
8eamter NIT elmer ~rpre Elm. oes .e}n>
balts> bob Der Baron be la @epa lofort
| auf freien 6u6 81 1eBsu fri. &af fuel er<
tannte borin @enrrY'6 9anb.
gBir erinnern uns, tpie l9pn Dor etnens
Sabre i'm 6inau;miniterium 9roBartt9e
6dl19uneen npn Gtaatspaptereu ber
| pef1iep nfen Qdncer entp* DIT ,porcen>
wie Die Beamten i'm 0erein NIT per Si>
9erbeitsbeb5roe fi9 oerseb|i& bemabt,bts
Sc9e auf rem @runp 3u fpmmen, bis e&~
Der leeteren 9eluneen, iene ip9enannte
Gartpnfabrit 3u entpeden. Ga pur@ et&t
@ptel oes 3ufalls elei&;eitia oon &io
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Mann etnlief. BET Iberflbrt pcrpert>
orebartt9e 8etrl9ereien pur9 fall&e
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per, ,pte aus f'tnen Yapteren berpor9ebe;
nit pariS i'm ensiten @erfebr ftebe, 10
batte man BE @pur peS &9enten bt&
@bepaliers sefunpen, pieie flbrte aud 4,
pem 9egt rem uno entblQte 3u9leid Die
oan3e GueQe pe6 ebenlo acknowledgements
10 Mau@em unertldrli@en Gurus oielt6'
@onnes.
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Gin pon BEN Gommt0dr rsqutr(tet
@aoen nabm ben @bepalier in 8e9tetz
tun9 3weter @d@ter aut Elm anperer eu.=
ping In benelben Beiie ben an aQta
@litoern 3itt rnpen unp balb tobten braa.
nen Wann uno uniern altenGreuno 9au<
neton Der iosar nit etnem setvthen ST.
ba9en i9 bteitr 9futbwenpisfett unter3es
unD >pteoerbolt Dor il@ bin murmdtt
~Das mar Elm GROCER, Elm fbr 9rpb**
Sag"
Sm 6auie lelbf tpare bic @obuua4
bes @bepaliers amtli9 eel@lo6en un>
cine @a@e in berFtben' 3urild> 8es
la0en. =
60 plSslt@ unb ungfabnts etn9 be
Spnne bes @bep ,lter6 unter. Gins be.
eldn3enpiten @eitirne Der pa1iler @eittl=
l9aft mar ebe mon iid, pe0en serfab, soues
1irmament perldmunpen !; cine pnntte
GriNenI Die 1@ 3u pbospborifren sez
ftanpen mar mieosr in tbre luufelbett
3uriid9etebrt.
Rafael flblte fi@ auf Dem 6etrrurse
ttef eri6lttet our4 pteles. entl BIi9e
S@idial ieines eiufti9en Greunb's. e&a
3u retten ; tteer ni6t permp@t, pabinsez
aen par es Jpn etn pobltbuenets Gtz
flbL cae es ibu, wenisfens pelunsess,
pcn iner 10 ebrennertbeu Gau,ilie, pte:
Der @uitau ron @enpsp's bic Gelsen H.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08

tween the mouth of the Missouri river ana
the mouth OF the Ohio l~lVer; west end of
the pass at and near Bio Blu ok point, Texas;
the bar at the mouth of Sa zine river, irb
Sabine lake, and to extend nv the maip
channel of said river to the town or Relzora:
at the mouth OF the Nuches river, in Sabine
lake, and to extend up the main cham. al Of
said river to the town of BooRville, at .<5ap
point where the Angelica river falls into
the Nuches river, and to extend up the
nam channel of said river TO the town SS
SattonIa, Texas; at the mouth of the Trine
lty T-Ver. In Galveston bay and to extend
up the main channel OF said river to the
Town OF Magnolia, Texas; Washington hare
Dor, North Carolina, Edenton harbor, NortIa
Carolina; mouth of Mackay's creek North
carolina; Chippewa river, up to GhinpeWa
ialiS' w lscOnsln; INSTRUMENTATION, Vermont
harbor at Galveston, Texas; at ApaIachioola
Tlver, from Chattahooche Florida, TO ADsa
Iachlcola; at GhattahO0che river. FROM
columbus, Georgia, to &hattahG0che, 4'lOY.
ld@; at Flint river, from Albany. $Georgigo
t" Shattahooche, Florida for survey OF
0reakWater at Milford, Connecticut; mouth
OF PIne river, Michigan; the harbor of Safa
Diego, California; mouth of Grand Calumet
river Indiana; Great Kanawha river. from
the great falls to the mouth West VIRGINIA.
to complete the survey of the James river
and kanawha canal; for survey of Camden.
harbor Maine; for a sea wall or breakwateE
n
mel and bank at entrance of Salem harhor.
on Merrimack river, Massachusetts, from
Haverhill to Newburyport, including Duck
Hole and Currier shoals; the New river,
from the mouth of Greenbrier. in West Yirz
ginia, to the lead mines, in Wythe countva
Virginia; at st. Helena bar, in the Columbus
river, Oregon; for survey for the removal
OF wrecks of gunboats steamers and otheB
Instructions placed in Yazoo river during
the war, and for the resurvey of Savannah
harbor; the Delaware river between Tren-
ton and Easton; for the survey of the river
St. Mary's, in Ohio and Indiana: for the
survey OF the Minnesota river above th6v
mouth of the Yellow Medicine Minnesota.
SEC B. That in the examinations or sure
Veys of all points mentioned in the fore
going section, the Secretary of War be di-
rected to ascertain, as far as practicable
the gmount Of tonnage of commercial busio
ness during the previous year at each point
together with such other facts as bear upoT5
the question of the contemplated improves
ment, and that lie communicate the same
together with his report of the examination
or survey Of such point, to Congress; pro-,
yided, that so much of the amount here
with appropriated for the survey of rivers
and harbors as is requisite for contingsgs,
cies may be used for said purpose.
Approved June 10, 1872.
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GENERAL NAEURE-No. !5:.I

AZ act making appropriations for the repair,
preservation and completion Of certain
public works Oh rivers and harbors and
for other purposes.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
following sums of money be and are hereby
appropriated to be paid out of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
to be expended under the direction of the
Secretary of War, for the repair, preserva-
ton and completion Of the following public
works hereinafter named:
For the Improvement Of Du Guth haTbCf,
Minnesota. fifty thousand dollar; provided,
that no part OF said sum shall be expended
so as to inju.c tie L2TboT o! Superior city,
Wisconsin
For the improvement OF Superior City
harbOT. Wisconsin, fifty thousand dollars.
For the Improvement OF Marquette Ea-'
Dor, Michigan, fifty thousand dollars.
For the Improvement of Menomonee har.
Dor. Michigan and Wisconsin, twenty-five
For the Improvement of Ahnapee harbor.
Wisconsin. twenty five thousand dollars.
For the improvement of Two Rivers mar.
Dor. WISCONSIN, twenty-five thousand dol
lars
For the Improvement Of Sheb0ygan har.
Dor. Wisconsin. eighteen thousand dollars.
For the improvement of Por: Washing.
ton harbo:. Wisconsin. fifteen thousand dol.
lars.
For the improvement of Kenosia hagbor.
Wisconsin. ten thousand dollars
For the improvement of Chicago harhoT.
Illinois, ninety thousand dollars.
For the improvement of Calumet iarbor.
Illinois, forty thousand dollars.
For the improvement OF Michigan City
harbor, Indiana, fifty thousand dollars.
For the Improvement of New Buffalo har.
Dor, Michigan, five thousand dollars
For payment to the Green Bay and Mis-
sissippi Canal Company. for so much OF all
and singular its property and sigbts OF
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;GExERaG %AyrRE~Ee. 100. 2

an ;fct in regard 60 che oofnfnensenegI. gs
increased paB 5" pEosaote9 0tl5cegs So SB9
navyo
Be it enacted By fhe seaase ana 2fgust5
of Representatives. of Che BRited States
Of america in Congress assembled. Tha$
6fteentha eighteen hufldeG any 8evenSS,
" shaking appropriations tor The naval seq.
wice Gor the year ending June HL Eetieths
eightSen hundred and seventy -0ne. lanG $O5'
other purposes," which enac5s g sh86 'heSeg
after the increased pay ofa Bromoted-oficeg
shall commence from the datehs IS Gu sake
rank as given in his commissions BECAME
the same is hereby repealed provided, tha9<
ifasuch officer shall haVe.5een promoted dro
course to 5il{ "a tgacancyg and Gshall Fave
been in the performance of the duties Of
the higher grade from the dateChe is to take
rank, he may becaIowed THO 5asF9ased pay
from that date.
Approved june :, 1872s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08
gEEsERAE NA7URH-S0. 2Os.g

An actto correct an error in Che Dct a9o
proved February twenty-fouythy sigbteea
hundred and seyenty-one.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House o?
Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That SO
much of the act entitled can act to pros idS
for the disposition of useless military Eesef9
vations,' approved February twenty fourtho
eighteeR hundred ana seventy-one, as Loo
Gates the military reservation of Fore WaLo
IaWalla, in S'0reeon." is Hereby amended
SO as 20 gead "FasiIiagt0a IepgiE0T.S,e the
actual location OF SAID reseyvaGQRo
Approved Juae i, 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. LYNCH Rep., Me.), from the Committee on
owners Of vessels In certain cases. giving the property
owners the right of removing shpmasters, oven when
they part owners Passed.
ported last Thursday by Mr.. WILLARD to regulate the
EN- ploy uent and compensation Of committee Clerks
REoRGASIZATIoN OF THE CIVIL SERVICE.
While the bill still under discussion, Mr. WILLARD
rep VT, from the Select Committee the Reorgani-
zaton OF the Civil Service reported bill making IL uI-
writing directly indirectly, or by any agent or third
person. 10 select recommend tho nomination ap-
pOintment to- the removal OF person from Office
or employment in the Civil Service, except called upon
i'm writing by the President head OF department. IN
which case he give his advice opinion in writing
and be communicated to either House when called
for The violation OF the act il 10 DO misdemeanOr
punishable by fine not less than 500, than
$1,000 Mr.. Willard asked 10 have the bill made q special
order Thursday four weeks hence and from day to
day until disposed OF.
Mr.. bCOFIELD Utep.. PENN objected 20 the assign
ment OF more than one day 10 the bill.
Mr.. WILLARD asked what member OF the Republican
party in the House ready To put himself on the
record saying that bill of this character, reported
from select committee which was appointed on the
recommendation of the President should have only
day for Its consideration IL the gentleman from Penn.
sylvania r ScOteld) prepared TO say that day
enough 10 consider such an important subject he
(Mr Willard willing tO 20 To tho country with him
I'd say that one day was not enough. He asked that at
lc, II two days be given 10 T.
Mo HOLMAN Dem, Ind hoped that at least three
days would Dc given 10 the bill.
Mr. sCOFlELD said he desired action on the hil hut
he did IA, intend To allow the gentleman from Vermont.
or anylOd cso, TO IN with bill, the subject 81
which had been discussed In the House Tor TIC last Two