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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
CUSToM-HOUSE ABUSES.

-rv VIEWS OF LEET co.'s SUPERINTENDENT M
III" US cFN. PORTER CONCERNED IN THE GEN
ppAt ORDER BUsINEssf
charles Van Saun, Superintendent Tor Leu
~ ,os,iaed before the Senate Committee YESTERDAY
tho prssent General Order stores are the oe' 40
,w" and denied that any special arransemen' was
80 whereby A. Stewart Co. were to be charger onV
=, "a package He gave plausible answers 10 inc com
,eo,s made by Messrs. Gale, Totson ana other wiz
a..os and Judged that the General Order pronts "eio
.nout $40 600 a year" He also asserted that inc No
,tor had control OF the General Order business anu
,n, svstem OF unreasonable General Order cn'uSeS
80, nrevaf without his consent and approval.
Mudcctt testified TO conversation with COL
~, wherein tho latter speaking of obtaining the Cen
al Order business boosted 81 have man al "ashng
en- that can put his hand on Mr. BoutwePs shoulder
be witness also declared his belief that Gen. Porter was
concerned in some way in the General Order business,
d was crossouestioned at great length concerning his
reasons for thinking so.
p Miller a bonded warehouse keeper. believed IL
would be advantageous for each steamship line 70 hase
General order warehouse near its dock but tnouen'
the General order business could not DC pronoV uone
unless the charges about 50 per GEM hsne IMAM
the present bonded warehouse rates. 49,
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DECISIONS.-JAN. 90.

Supreme Court-Chambers-B Judge Barrett
In the matter petition Louisiana ~ Johno yaeate
LeancAmOranda for COUNSEL In the
the petition Of McMuln for payment Of money-keIot
confirmed and granted. Wamau ag WalmanWt Gnle
tPape taken by Attorney Spies ag Central Savings
ton modified In the matter OF Carlisle Norwood
to Hon sutherland take proof and report with his opinion as 70
the propety order applied for Tuthi e. al ast Macleod e al
--Moton with 81 costs Lewis sg
smith ag Kobe-Moon granted order 70 be settled on
two days notice referee win be selected Orr sgt mart
granted without security Thone gt Wan granted
Ruhford aQt MOrsnDendsn must shenfs esnO oer c
and costs this motion. Meyers ag Van BIunt-Moon denied
NTH AlO costs Wsddy ag ERsnMoaon denied with tO costs
Detr AIT DetL-Repo confirmed and Judgment OF divorce
custody d enid awarded plaintiff Chambers ss BaIdSh-'on
granted without costs
,Supe,ior Cout-Specdl Term-By Chief Justice
Barour-Eng Levy-MoiOn granted Brown sg
Order grspte Dav agt OBnen-Moton granted Davenport as
Prosey-Orier granted Van Hoesen a8 hoLe- nT
Lawson-Orier granted Bacon agt hlsy-oon
denied. Barnard sgt Barusrd.-orier granted
Common Pleas-SpeciaL Term-By Judge Loew:E
MeCslum aR Pnney Motion granted Bouton agt Powers thk
the certificate and the should file another within Two
DAYS from service q copy Of this order Simon ag
for reference grrne Orange County Milk Association sgt r
sy Of execution granted till 30h January inst Teres ag hne
Motion acate granted defendant Pung not 70 sue
Bouon agt order OF 18Th January Ie
Granted Murphy Characterization 10 restrain defendant granted
Goldberg sgt yaeate judgment granted kHlcSe
booker EidgeMoioR that defendant furnish uner o
v Judge Robinson-Devehn a King ct a-Eta allowance re-
fused po,.o,
PoWers-Suteies approved.
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steady. Wheat frneri Pensvsnis 81 sea oil e. Car, sra
While and t 6a63c, Yellow stead, ~, 49,
Western quiet o1ob9c Oats 53d57 Me-. D.. a.
S4 80 Bacon frmeri Shoulder &c s,s 75e. fss, b
&c. Sugar cured Hams l3G4c Lard steady DE Butte. aoh.ss
whisky nominal at 93i d94c. ~ "s'-
Jan 2fIow steady and unehaged ss go h,. q,
g 20 for No Spring; 81 for Amber Winter White Winter,
Tor Double BTira. Wheat Guietj No. Milwaukee Cab Al 81
Corn du sales lois at 67QS Barley quiet. Bay ants he'll
50 for Boed, Unbolt,d " meed srm, shorts
S25, SbpsuGs s26GSz7 Mddags s28a go q un Highwines
S09llc Railroad Ere ghFou ~ Boston, 69 TO New
10 AhanV. AS
ALBANY Jan 2whea-Nothlng doing Rye and corn--yo,bps
doing Barley steady Sales No Canada a. 81 TO- Oats quiet
and unchanged Cattle nomna unchanged receipts thus far 2f
@ than last week; quality not goOf range .atic
shepSuupv about the last week market NORMALLY IN
ensnget Sleep 6a8c Limbs 6ldsie. HogNothing doing
MILWAUKEE 26F0ur quiet and unchanged Wheat in fair
semah aud advanced No. Gt p; No 81 2t Oats iR fair
and adyanced No. 32lc Corn steady f0.c RyeDemand
W eode ep No 67ie Barley Gull and declining No Pail
1--we Hogs steady at ga - 90 IorkDemand hght holders
ss% ~ s 80 Kcl2ooo bbs Flour and 1000 bash Wheat
an wsciiss.T jan e-Plo steady Family A. soas7 VINES,
VIZ sci chee At 81 SEA Corn dull; Esr fCHf7e Rye I'm
ana ee 1885, Oats in fair demand and sTn % 94s Bar
Ala ~ si rers@An advance asked bat none esAbhssei
o.sa SS5 20 asked. LaniAn advance sssed, but none
s9sie ssEed Bulk Meats 10 good dsmaHd; ssles
~ ."gvW .9s Shoulders. Sic Clear Rib Sides, 6.ci
.saI elees PIC all speculative and local country packers
81 Guy men are buug sales for March 81 shoulders.
tci Gear MD SIDES otc Clear sides Of Clear Rib
ees oc buIer nr half o. March. hght hoSers
osng 70 hs closing OF shoulders a6tc Clear RIB
Sear sies &c Live Hogs receipts head; sales
Sf"asts Whisky fair demand bat At lower rates
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COTTON MApRpTN

MIcoy, Jan 8cottou sru. Mdlng. zoe receipts 500 bsa,
alTI PoIsT jan Y6~cOi:oa-S. receipts. 10 bale.
SoS bse. sa f <. net ct rrssRs
ohe d baesi eIpOeOast~s 6sss ..s, Of TIE
.s s.Hyr1 se: n s fs s s9 .: e. ssss
bales; shipments, an bales.
Gr hST ',G . ; co s'. s, Sss ans' %
Providence Jan. 2s-cOon-Hei receipts Of he b.e,
BcroS jan s6coton One; Mdns NE ne. receipts. 10
no bales, ross 1890 bales exports Gr. Britain. S.ss
A1SrsTA J,a 36Coticn DIN and nominal M@asg aole
Is bales receipts week i65 basj the week Si
Jan % Cotton dill. mddng, Pc net receipt,
Of the week s2t bales '5iPmep 5s. Sie. v,,, ,a2,.
no, S1 ,.Iaos i s. o receipts. 25 b eIporccs Isl
bal sales 200 bales stock 2s5O bales ne Ses o. ID. see
w So nSo Va Jsn -Coou ia Low Mdlsng, 2oe net
receipts y8 bales oIpors-coasTise 55 6lsi saes 800,
367 bales net receipts Of Tie week ssH 0ae' eIf'Se0'
We GyeSsG Gs Joo '.. cotton d AID So&aa Mp nsal
NJ S ESQ bsie,; srpcrcoastsss 32B tssj ,s, 90
5 % s bales ost r,isg 10 Of Il. &c Continent sS 20 bales.
eoastTise 2J2 bales sales Of the week 800 bales
CgLsToy ' s1D9g GS TO Great BHd s87 % to The
H 2co tos3 oo "a, ,e so5 M 5, td 9 57l abs exports
Il, Great British G2 bales he Continent tOO bales eoavss
sivAss,a Je s5co':on quiet, light den'n5 holi'E s,7
3 st to tie Continent 357g bales; 1919 he sues
eai ;,oes s S 0'fs . Iee a Il. 81 co%SeH 5 b
eolstws 4,25 bales sales Of The wees 80 BALE o9,, 10,
re.e p,. l05iI baes; gross l07l2 bles sales 500 bales ot
2ls 35 bales; receipts the week. STIR; O45 haes h
posto Britain. l6m6 bales; Hsvre S5 be,i 70 Bs
83l bae. mNurg 2l2 bales 10 Barcelona Jp 70 hssa
525 bales coa.ge 5 baesi sales Of the week 10000 bales
be 671 1870 bsssi receipts Of the WeeE, s5 bales ship
| meu'., 315 bses - -. 90,
sos bel 1872 25 bales receipts u the "eeA illJ oafs snip
| ner's. l3Ci3 illcsi .aes, i o % hats. -. g.
WoSreovYRy Jll 2jCoon-Beceip's - tie week go bse'l
slpreals sij bale. stock 1871 81" uas .I@ 10 sa H.
SELMA i'm sl Ol haes L9'<, paw OAesl
net receipts the week li5j bales ots, 2ZO bales -,
mated net receipts lV' naiesl
stoc n 0 bes receipts Of tue week 1919 taesi eIpoHsS
Grl Britain go bales colstws 300 bales ns' OF the "eet'
3i.0 bfts .c.. , c.. ,,-,
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THE CotRrs.
ARE TIE PILOT LAWS CONSTITUTIONAL,

ARE THE PILOT LAWS CONSTITUTIONAL
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The original juris-
dicon OF the United States Supreme Court to-day
invoked to issue writ Of prohibition to the Judge Of the
District Court for the Eastern District Of NewYork to
restrain his entertaining Jurisdiction Of certain
brought under the NewYork Pilot laws by legalized
pilots to recover half potage they having offered their
to which they were offered Tho ground upon
which tho motion is based. is that the half
PjIotage laws OF the State are clearly regulation OF
Commerce. and as such, Violate OF the Federal Con.
sttution and void. The States have no power without
the sanction OF Congress- to pass such laws ana Con-
gress power to authorize the States TO pass them
and all laws attempting to authorize such legislation by
the States void. The are NOS. anu original
Charles Donohue makes the motion.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw-VORK."

PORT OF NEW ORK.....,....,... ..JASrARH 2S
CLEARED
S,esm0 c,v of Brooin OIL Brooks Liverpool John O. bale
steamship Geo B. UptOp Roberto Richmond CITY Point AID Norfolk
Slip snn F'o, Albert GER camy Hamburg FqeS Ed'&co
SS S MSIS R;s, LsnrioS Ses0sn. H. Brigham
B PSo PsIso SSs 81 T@ Tst. soi scea Co.
Baff Robert Morrison se5er dibrf Tor orders sGeo'e Co
G95,5 Is'aai Ja%s. e S1s o. Co
Brs Cuba tYoT Semsr Odessa cronad c. Tobias Co.
Bs Nssh,, @aa nP A ARE ;, De a Sd &c
Bhs John BTshrmsn Hansen Maanls BC1nd Dearborn Co
s ssT Silver B , s S' Fs c' g ia Bns e CO.
sebr c. A. ParuswOEth tBr), Ponce. P R.
ARRIVED.
w Steamship 6 H lou S. r. 1y3 " and A
Steamship Equator Bartlett KeE Orleans Jan 49, and s. W. Pan
Steamship Charleston Bern Charleston 49, with mase .
Steamship fsaa DoaDe Wilmington with mdse and p. LOs
Steamship Virgo Buey Savannah Jan. 40 with nd and pass to
SHIP Fiery Cross Ccf London Murray Yokohama Oct with tea
Bar. Es ol ss99S King sisi 8 ,, day. Nth ias Ss,
Bns no eTsode Mp pysese SHA' - 'A'' VIII ia'e
seli. 4 J. KsdSeis Thomas, Baltimore days, With coal
S c. A. johnson. Harris Washington, N c. days With naval
s E,; PIX Casey sI s,Go; sn das sS with coal
Ell Eol. T.d;4 RGsss R y s.,' Ei,1
ANCHORED AT HARRIS ISLAND.
ss6T cs.rls. Roger, Mayo, RocIpOrt, Ne
Schr Lady Antrim Carter. New. Bedford.
schr North Pacific, Eaon, Fall River.
WIND-Sundoun, Light w; clear
. DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Jan. 26-Aivei steamships Siberia Liverpool; wn
Kennedy from Bsltmoei and Rationale from PHILADELPHIA
FORTRESS MONROE jan Pssed for Baltimore Jan o. bsrts
Feetwng from Rio Janeo; Ellen DYER from New0ran Passed
steamship HISTORIAN for Lerpoo barks bverton for the Wess
Indesj Bns for Queenstown Chsur for Londonderry Emily Lou,
er for Rotterdam A. RlSe for Belfast ship Mary Dundss fop
Liverpool brgs D. Chapman for Mnus Fya for Rio JsDeio,
MonteseO; Samuel Muir for Halifax Riverside
for COri shr vs. g. Green for the West lades Sailed brig veOra
for Eew-iork
FOREIGN PORTS.
2Arrve steamship City Of MEXICO, Tmnemsun,
from Vera rsE 10 sail 9th Tor New-York.
QrsENsTowS, Jan. 25hrved at steamships Algeria lie
Me.surer NssYort for Liverpool sad proceeded The Steamship
Cook from NewYok for Liverpool arrived At IL sHd
proceeded Tie steamship Oceanic Thompson inm New orb Jan To-
Tor Liverpool making the @ days aud 70 hOur' with only H's@
blades 10 Der
IFor Latest Ship Necs see Serenh Pdge.l
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CIVIL NOTES.

The United States Circuit Court, Judge
shpman presiding, has adjourned till Monday.
The jury in the divorce suit of Ellen A.
Price against her husband Joel D. Price, tried pelore
Judge Van Brunt In the Supreme Court found on all me
issues for tho plaintiff, who will therefore receive de
The jury in the Murray Coulter case re-
NAMED out all Thursday night, and returned to Court
Yesterday, stating that they could not agree Iney
were thereupon discharged by Judge Brady, aiter
few remarks expressing his regret that 'cIuct na"
not been found.
The validity of the will of Thomas Lee, by
which property worth $4,000 was bequeathed to his
heirs was contested yesterday before Surrogate Hutch
ngs the ground that the esator was not IN ms Ilgl
mind and that the executors appointed were incompe
tent TO act In such CAPACITY. Decision reserved.
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rS IN ADDITION to the sas.oo appropriated "a al
READY stated In the supply bill Of 1871 there was an an
OF $500 for the purpose among other
Bank; which Is TO be used as q place OF detention"
have not these buildings been erected and what
mas nearly all been expended II so how and for what
purPoseI Dr. Bell as Of the Commissioners OF Quar-.
anime mas been active in furnishing information ~ fha
merchants concerning alleged quarantine abuses Per.
maps We can explain this matter Can he also explain
WHAT became OF the 100000 appropriated TO the same
to the lie gis aturei ~ An INoi Ipus
Nep- York. Jan. &c, 1871.
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FATAL RESULT OF DARKROOM ARRAY.

John Murphy, boatman, and James Lar
kim laborer while intoxicated on Dec. IT, quarreed
and fought the porter house No POI Avenue c, and
during the ARRAY Murphy shot in the left leg re-
ceying severe wound. He paid little attention TO his
injuries, but was finally compelled 10 90 TO Bellevue
Hospital where he died Sunday. At an inquest yes
terday verdict against LaIkin was rendered lie has
He'd from the city,
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A PROFESSIONAL BoNDsMAN IN THE ToMBs

There bis a class of men constantly loating
about the shers office and the Police Courts ready to
become surety any person who desires their services
Many OF these professional bondsmen do not possess
fraction Of the property which they profess to ON
Benneke falsely asserting that he owned the house
and lot No. 100 Delanceyst and becoming surety for
George Raphael, who had been arrested on civil suit.
He was committed by Justice Bowling.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS

SATURDAY. J.s D.
Mua for puroue via Liverpool steamship City Of hookyR
close I m No Supplementary MliL
A Pussiau closed mail Is by THIS hre . 49,
Mails f France Brest aud Hay peT steamship VIE de Pas
close At lOO II.
Mal for the States via Bremen, per steamship Donan
eliza at IL a N German Mail Oul- 1iIect bv this
I0slponaaent Of European hqiis 49,
-rse1ne-re OF lately enforced regulations the sailing
Of tie steamship Iioa been Vo Douei g. lr mkt and cub
queut vessels Hamburg American Line Will be dispatched Nees
w SUNDAY. J,S. %.
Mals at II O'Clock Tue EUsOlce IS open ron
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market Police Court, Rudolph smith
was committed yesterday stealing 05 from Henry sc-eb of No. 80
Clinton John Smith Of No. 10 Rdgest for sabOns Dennis Nc
Carly Of No. ga Front-s., on Oct H.
At the Tombs Police Court Justice Bowling COM
mtd Hack yesterday for stealing $40 from Henry Bros AZ
No Csrlsest Nelson Nelson and John McGrath, r Eeng
dren shirts from the truck Of Messrs Mn Shire h
o. No. o. Cortlanitst
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prrraro LIVE STOCK MARxEr-JAy. %.

CRecp cr the bulk Of sho5 we're not offered here @, AZ
ket close, steady offerings generally so sales oi
iro, steer rang ng from $50 t 10 56d &c 2O - Ms;
sour Steers ransng I5O 70 1880 10 at - f5a - ~ "
TEXAS steers rang 100 10, at - 45SS4 Oh sheep
Receipts market dul and heavy wih densndi holders
asking lgh rce sales II III Ohio sheep aveS
Mcgau,. lOl ID, at % Jt Hog
eeI 900 head marAet acue aLG EsHeIi sIs VI ~" HsA'
III |. fnr II 4
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cnrRT CALENpARs-THIs DAY.

rxrvn STATES DISTRICT CorRr-Iy BANKRuPTcr.
Involuntary
$780, Clarke al sg Quinn. 3Ol lleeri e al sg rirt VI,
31Tl Husisle 5JOS hegns et al uks Tue 'E'
3934. et 81 sg Dudley. frice nan
3l8s .Galet Welt 5JO9 Dexter Of Al as" hhsoA'e
HI o. a. Harrison ct al ct al
al sgt Decker 3J Claim et al sg sherman
99oi Usrrs aO prann
400 Csmpbeh an Audus ct a. 3 Hammerslauh ag Comisky
.Preyean agt Brownell ct al. etiL
1896. .Thurber agL Mcneil.
Calendar for argument.
lIs9 In the matter o Sylvester P. Dewey ct al
jan f6The following 10 the eAn'
Oar Or Jan 70: Nos. 10, o. "a, IS, IT, 81, 81, 49,
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INFORMATION FOR THE CUsTOM-H
MIT1EE.
To the Edftor OF The Tri6une.

SIR: According TO The Times. a certain Mr..
Moore has testified before the Senate Committee that
there are not sufficient clerks in the Custom house.
Would there not be II all who draw pay did
servicel / do not know how IL Is with the
New-YOrk appOintees, but know OF one or two
JcrseyInen who do little else than sign the pay
rolls Uncle Ben Stainsby OF this city, an old pensiOner
on the party IL example, Major H. X. Pangborn OF
The Jersey Cy Journal il another. The latter not only
colts his paper and attends 10 his CustomhOuso duties
but actually spends his time Mt Trenton, as lobbyist,
when the Legislature is In session. But thep the Major
Is an extraordinary and 10 doubt gives satisfaction
10 the " powers that be-" Yours, &c, REFORM.
Neir1rE, Jan. 1872.
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PASSENGERS ARRVED.


FROM SAvANSAH-In steamship Virgo Jan 2-Ara PetraSs'
Mr. lane STt David XII. r Elyarton, John Hnesoa JobH
BIalley, r. Nortlgop AID lOl tie s.eerage.
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IA, - 7l5 sun sets ...... 5:l2 Moon rises 1903
WATER THIS DAY. " 49,.
Sandy Hook. g:5 Cows aud.... $50 Hell Gate Ferry ls
niGH DAY-P y. go.
Sandy Hook. elJ Cows G5l Hell Gate Ferry III"
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alarblnerp.

DOILERS-Sa and economical, sectional
Boilers Aus tie tubular water onis1e Of haes
plain cylinders. tanks, pans and Dig tsr~ . 49,,
GEo. G. HOWARD II south Bghteenih-s' Philadelphia, Pa
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gopartnereDip Notices.

NEW YORK. Jan. %, 1S72.-The Copartner
.hp heretofore sIsns botSseR H. W. H. LIVINGSTON "a
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. W. H. LIVINGSTON
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Ueoaiug CARDS, &t.

AT WIN. ENERDELLs SONS, No. lO4 Ful-
~ ton.,t-wkDDlSG CARDS and FINE sTArIONkRf' t"'s
lished S5l
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uEcons basinr, 10 is i, win pay said partner g,sas
~ lgom 1000 10 5000 per References NesAhss~ H
y O, Tntane Q1ea
, 1872-08-07
65.

\ 65.
Dommerne have deres Kald alene at
rette sig efter Lovene. De kunne like
afs@ttes uden we'd Dom eli heller forlyttes
mod deres Onske, udenfor de Tilfelde,
hvor en- Omordning at Domstolene finder
Sted, elIer hvor de tiIIige have administra-
tive Forretninger. Dog kan den Dommer,
der har lyldt sit 65de Aar, afskediges, men
uden Tab af Indtegter.
(Fortsattes)
, 1872-08-07


Rettighed, destoruden til Beslutningens
G~yldighed udkreyes Gouverneurens, elier
efter observation-disclosures, Ministerens Sam
tykke.
ITilfelde af Uovereensstemmelse mellem
Gouverneuren 90 noget at Colonialraadene,
betr;efende Coloniernes o|economiske An
liggender, andrages Sagen ~igjennem Mini
steren for Kongen. Indtil derefter Afgi0-
relse skeer we'd Kongelig Resolution, bllve
de spdvanlige Regler eller Bestemmelserne
bet foregaaende Budget at f6lge.
Dersom noget at CoIonialraadene MATTE
negte nogen Udgift, som det til Bestyrel-
sens behorige Gang efter de gjpldende
Love. Anordning og andre Be%stemmelser
var diets Pligt i Forhold til Staten elIer
Communen at beviIge, kan Gouverneuren
imod en- saadan Beslutning nedl@gge Ind
sigelse, 90 dcrsom denne like af Colonial
raadet tages til F6lge, gjennem Ministeren
andrage Sagen for Konsen. Indtil derefter
Afgi0relse skeer we'd Kongelig Resolution,
blive de sRdvanlige Regler eller Bestem-
melserne Diet foregaaende Budget at f0lge.
s so.
Indtii anderledes we'd Anordning bestem-
mes, udnpvne Colonialraadene Medlem-
merne at SkoIe-, Hospitals % Quarantaine-
Commissioner eller andre C0mmunernes
Interesser vedkommende Commissioner,
efter samme Regler som hidtil
[ Tilf@lde at Opl0sning at ct Colonial
raad besettes de af diets Medlemmer ind
tagne Pladser de heromhandlede Commits
siOner midlertidigen med andre Borgere we'd
UdnevneIse of Over6vrigheden.
60.
Med Kasse- og RegnSkabsvasenet we'd
Colonialkasserne forholdes, indtil ander-
Iedes we'd Anordning matte blive bestemt,
efter de hidtil we'd Statskassen / Colonierne
gieldende Regler. Dog udn@vner hvert
at Colonialraadene aarligen tvende at sine
Medlemmer, der have jevnligen at %eftersee
Colonial Hovedkassens og Kassererens Be-
holdninger og sammenholde dem medRegn-
skabsb6gerne.
St0rrelsen af den Sikkerhed, som skal
stiles af fremtidige Oppeb6rselsbetiente
bestemmes we'd Anordning.
: 81.
De aarlise c~oloniale Neutrality-suspicious.
ahagges / Henhold til Budgetterne og
torel@gges de vedkommende Colonialraad,
hvorhos en- Extract af disse Regnskaber
we'd Trykken bringes til o%ffentlig Kund-
skab.
Colonialraadet kan, efterat en- alminde-
lig Revision er blevet foretaget we'd ct
nedsat Udvalg, der har Ret til at torlan8e
allie dertil forD6dne Oplysninger meddeelte,
igiennem Andragende til Kongen paatale
saadanne Fell i Regnskabet, som efter diets
Anskuelse like kunne %afgj6res we'd EN- be-
rigtigende Udtalelse over dette.
Den administrative Revision og Decision
If de coloniale Regnskaber skeer, indtil
anderledes we'd Anordning MATTE blive
bestemt, efter de hidtil for Statskassens
coloniaIe Regnskaber gieldende Regler.
VI.
s SO.
Dansk Low og Ret skal fremdeles vere
~gialdende i Colonierne, under de mariner
Bestemmelser, som Lovene og Anordnin-
gerne foreskrive.
"a.
Den dommende Magts Ud0velse kan kun
ordnes we'd Low eller Anordning.
, 1872-08-07

The Common and Statute Law of Denmark
shall as hitherto be applicable liz the colonies.
as more accurately defined by the Laws and
Ordinances.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-06-13
Dress on Sunday.

A sensible writer says it would les
sen the burdens of many who find il
hard to maintain their place in socie-
ty it would lessen the force Of temp
tatiohs which often lead men to barter
their honor and honesty for display,
if there was less strife in dress at
church, People in moderate circum-
stauces would be more inclined to at
tend. Universal moderation in dress
at church would improve the worship
of many wandering thoughts, and
would enable all classes of people to
attend in unfaVorable- weather. 1t
would lessen, on the part of the rich,
the temptation of vanity. 1t would
lessen on the part of the poor, the
temptation to be enyious and malic-
cious. 1t would save valuable time
on the Sabbath. 1t would relieve our
means from serious pressure, and thus
enable us to do more good.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-06-13
Life Insurance

We advise all our friends who have
any disposition to insure their lives to
''hands off" the "N,tional Life" OF
Chicago, or any other company doing
business on the cooperative plan.
They are rotten swindles, and any
money invested in them is worse than
thrown away. Cooperative insurance
is the counterfeit which a number of
graceless charlatans are endeavoring
to impose upon the public as a cheap
er, if not a better, article than the gen.
uine. 1t has a very plausible look,
and although shallow and delusive, it
is by its INSCRIPTIONS manipulations
easily renderen attractive to the igno-
rant. OF course the evil of co-opera-
tive insurance, which must finally and
disastrously fail, will in the end cor
rect itself, but prevention is so much
better than cure and the mischief these
swilrdles may infict is likely to be so
great that no effort should be spared
to warn the intended victims of the
sHares prepared for them. We I'M
uerstand there is i'll this county an
Agent fol- this Chicago humbug, and
we. advise everybody, who does not
want t 'be swindled, to keep out of
it. If you want Life Insurance, take
the old plan and in an old and tried
Company, and the money you invest
will not be fooled away. The Insu-
anc TINES, published in the interest
OF all sound and reliable insurance
companies, says of these cooperative
Companies: "The most timid and
cautious scoundrel in existence could
hardly desire a safer or more produc-
tive field for his, nefarious operations,
orafail to regard it as a cage for fools
and a paradise for rogues."