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The PLAINTIFFS Points or Case


Father O'Keefe appealed to the civil law. by the
institution Of libel suit, in order to defend his
character, which, he alleged, assailed by
OF ecclesiastical suspension. During the examina-
tlon OF the plaintiff by counsel Cardinal Cullen,
the Mos. Rev. DR.. Moran, Bishop Of Ossory; the
Most Rev. DR.. McEvilly, Bishop OF Galway; the
Most Rev. Dr.. Conroy, Bishop OF Ardagh and other
ugnitaries of the Catholic Church were present,
Mr.. Hugh Holmes and Mr.. w. Greed Meredith.
Lii. D., appeared for the plaintiff Mr. Sergeant
Armstrong, Mi. John O'Hagan, q. C.. Mr.. Nasn and
Mr. r. r Carton were OF counsel for the defendant.
The plaintiff was examined as to the correspond
ence respecting his supervision by action Of the Very
Rev. DR.. Mcdonald, V. g.
The Lord Chief Justice asked whether there was
power in the Vicar General, without previous
alton or trial, 10 summarily suspend q parish
priesty
Witness-Certain,y not.
Mr.. FtzgibbOn-Aiter your action against the
bishop ended In a non-sult did you commence an
action against the Rcv. Mr.. Walsh Tor the hbellous
words stated to nave been spoken by him A.
did
.. Was there a citation then served on you
A, Yes; on the 10th November; after i had cee
brated mass and administered communion to the
faithful, / was stopped in the entrance to the
sacristy by tiVe Rev. Mr.. Neary ana the Rev. Mr..
Walsh; the Pew. Mr.. Neary commenced reading a
paper, which did not want to hear, and accord
ingly passed out OF the chapel by the back way
and reached my own house, "a was doing so
was handed the citation to appear at eleven
O'Clock on the 10th November IN the sacristy OF
the Kilkenny Cathedral. TO answer charges against
me- there was also enclosed q copy OF an authority
from the Bishop to DR.. Mcdonald 10 hear and deter
mine all causes requiring special command.
a. You replied to that in a letter OF the goth No
veInber A. Yes.
the letter was read. In this letter plaintiff said
he would teach both DR.. Mcdonald and Mr.. Neary
hat the law Of Great Britain was supreme
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SPAIN.
Republican Army Pursuit Of a Carlist COM
mander-Bourbonist Blockade in BARGE
lona-Industry Forced to Idleness
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yoax HERALD.

MADRID, May 20, 1873.
The government army in the North, commanded
by General N0uyelas, has received reiniOrcements
and marched Tor Calaf town iorty-six miles
northwest Of Barcelona, in pursuit OF the Carlist
force under Trlstany.
CARLIsT BLOCKADE AND SUSPENSION or INDUSTRY.
The Carlists are blockadlng Manresa in the prov
nce OF Barcelona.
Work is suspended in the manufactures in the
town, the insurgents having cut the canal which
furnished them with water power.
GENERAL DoRREGARAY UNDER ARMS AND ADVANCING
The Carlist chief DOrregaray is marching on LO-
grona with a large force. The national troops are
concentrating to attack him before he reaches the
city.
THE QUESTION or SLAVERY.
The Spanish government has authorized the
creation Of another society Tor the abolition OF
slavery in Porto Rico.
REPUBLICAN, DEMOCRACY WITH A SLIGHT DIsCORD
IN PRINCIPLE.
The Gdceta, OF Madrid, promulgates q decree
which prohibits the granting hereafter or use in
official documents OF titles Of nobility.
The republicans have sent Populations to Espar
tcro, urging him to accept the Presidency
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Regular Meeting OF tho Board Yesterdln y
AnernoOn-Menthly Report or the SUI
pcrintendent-A Vice Principal In Trou-
ble-Additional school Accom- mOda
lions.
The Board Education held its regular meeting yes
terday afternoon William H. Nelson in the chair.
very large number of communications from trustees In
regard the payment of teachers and other matters
received and referred to the proper committees
The Superintendent submitted his monthly report OF
examinations during the month Of April The whole
number OF schools and dep artments visited was 49, In
the schools 30S classes examined Of which the in
sructon in l29 found to have been excclent in l
good; in 29 fair and in l. Indifferent The general man
in % Of these schools found to be excellent;
In O. good in fair, and in l. indifferent. In II OF these
classes essmined the discipline appeared 70 be quite de;
TrHse OF the results these examinations and their
reported and il Was hoped that they would take sutn
action in regard 70 the same as might be required
in the management oil the schools Most Of the school
sanitary condition respect cleanliness required
mediate attention The average attendance was 80 b
which 36s IN excess OF The attendance during the cor
responding month last year ne number Of days LOST by
ported as having been suspended.
The report was approved and placed on file
guessing the Board to furnish estimate Of the amount
required by them tor the next year Referred to the
Mr. FAIR moved 10 close the schools on Decoration
menddng tIe expulsion o. NJ nipert y. HenuIickson
Vice Principal Grammar School No s. Tor conduct un
becoming teacher, conspiring cnect the removal
Of the Principal in order 10 obtain the position Tor him.
self. &c. The report went over under the rules.
The COMMITTED sites and New schools. submitted
report in regard to building new school in the Nine
teenth ward. The Committee OF the opinion that
accommodation Tor children OF the primary grade
absolutely necessary. Many children had TO be
denied admission account OF the
INsUrrcIEScY OF AccoMMOpArIoN.
ihey asked that the Trustees that district be requested
to report the Board suitable site Tor new primary
school. In view the thai the Model Primary
School attached to the Normal College, on sxtyeghtn
sire Leg ~
ton pupils the beginning the year 1874 they
the that at present IL was not advisable
urchase additional sites. The report was adopted
The same committee submitted a report recommending
that additional school accommodation he furnished Tor
the Seventh Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteenth. seventeenth
and Twenty second wards by the purchase OF sites and
the buildings. The report was adopted
A report nominating Wiam Clcary US school Trustee
OF the Eighth ward was approved.
iourncd
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THE FATAL soAPFoLD CASUALTY.
Coroner Young Investigates-Two Vcr-
dicts-A Ccnsurc.

Coroner Young yesterday held inquest at his Office
No 40 East Houston street. in the OF Peter D. Nc
Aeevy painter. late OF "a West Forty sevcnth street.
who killed the 23d instant by the fall OF scahoid
erected against the third story OF premises No III Ganse
The wascauscd by the breaking
the block rope the strength of the rope having been
impaired by age and long The block rope and
remainder OF the scaoldng belonged to Mr. Peter Lode.
wick ~ Crosby street. Mr.. David Murray OF 3l2 West
Forty street. worked the scaold previous to
the accident and thought it 10 be safe The result now
ever, shows that the block rope was lnsonnd -, 49,
Mi I.odcwck testified that he had owned the hiocs
rope years; Il had been used whenever occn.
sion required. and when not in was stored IN tue
basement OF his shop, ~ Crosby street; examined the
about three weeks and considered IL perfectly
sac and would not himself hesitate TO on the scafod
had Ii been necessary.
Consde rable other testimony was taken after which
Coroner Young submitted the case 70 the Jury who rem
dercd two yerdicts as tollows:-
Five Of the Jurors found that death resulted by the
breaking the strap the block sustaining the scahod
ing used painting house No 10 Ganseyoort street. May
~ 1873 aud Peter iodewick tor using such
unsafe scaodng, he knowing the had been In use
some years.
The dissenting Jurors found that the occurrence was
ciientil.
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Democratic COMMENCEMENT
When in Pursuit Of Sport.
BETTING ON THE RESULT.
The Start, the Rush, the Finish, and
Doncaster the Victor.
A DEAD HEAT FOR THE SECOND PLACE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May 2s. 1879.
The annual Summer Turf Meeting at EPSON was
inaugurated with great eclat yesterday.
THE RACE FOR THE DERBY STAKES.
The great event of the meeting and the grand q t
traction Of the English racing season-thc contest
for the Derby Stakes-took place over the Derby
course to-day.
II was won bv Doncaster.
The run for the second place was dead heat be-
tween Gang Forward and Kaiser.
PRELIMINARY CALCULATIONS AND BETTING HOUSE
PREMONlTI0NS.
The running at Chester threw no light on the
Derby. owing to the absence OF Chandos from
his engagement and the easy defeat of Gotham
for the Chester Cup which race, as well as the
Great Chester Stakes, produced hut half score OF
runners. There we're some heavy operations on
the Derby in the course OF four days. and
at one time Kaiser was no better IA
vorite than H0chstapler, to l being laid
against him. Gang Forward was wonderfully
firm since won the Two Thousand Guincas.
THE METROPOLIS MAKING READY FOR THE GRAND
HOLIDAY.
In London but little business was transacted,
everybody who could leave the city having gone
to EPSON
ON THE ROAD.
The highways were iammed, as usual. Every de-
scription OF vehicle, from the four-in-hand of the
aristocrat the cart OF the costermonger and the
flying tent OF the gypsy, were mixed in bcwilder-
ing yet good-humored confusion. The railway
trains to EPSON were crowded to their utmost
capacity.
THE WEATHER.
Early in the morning there were indications OF
an inclemcnt day; ana although the clouds at one
time broke, they again gathered and the weather
renamed dull, but no rain fell.
BETTING ON THE COURSE.
The betting, Just before the start, was 40 to
against Doncaster; to against Kaiser, and . to
against Gang Forward.
The Race.
The following is a summary OF the race
RENEWAL or THE DERBY STAKES OF SO sOys.
EACH haif forfeit for three -year-olds. colts st.
10 h., FLIES st. b., about a mile and d hall
the owner OF the second horse to receive 800
and the third $50 out OF the stakes. t20l subs
Sir TattOn Sykes CHI. c. DOncaster Date All
Heart and No Peel, by Stockwell out OF Mari
Mr.. Savile's b. c. Kaiser, by Skirmsher out OF
Regina, by King Tom. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mr.. w. 5. Crawfurds CHI. c. Gang Forward by
StOckwcu out OF Lady Mary, by Orlando. .....
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THE STATE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.

ALBANY, May %, 1873
The Executive Committee of the state Temper
ance Alliance, and such members as can be
present invited to meet here on the sd OF june
cooperate with the state Convention, to meet here
ON the oath. to take political action,
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Batchclor's Hair Dye IL the Hest In ts,s
world the only true and perfect hair dive ,nstau
Gus. harmless at all druggists
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHS.
A Cable Amalgamation Project in Court
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON May 2s, 1873.
bill has been flcd in Chancery against the
Anglo-American Gable Company to prevent the
amagamation OF its stock with that of the New
foundland and the FrcncA Atlantic telegraph Com
panlcs.
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IRELAND.
Priestly Law Suit Against Cardinal Cullen-The
Award Of Damages
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN, May %, 1873.
In the libel suit OF Rev. Father O'Keefe against
His Eminence Cardinal Cullen, Archbishop OF Dub
lin, involving the right OF hierarchIca discipline
over the clergy or the Roman Catholic Church.
the plaintiff was awarded one farthng damages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-29

Reaver Cassimere.-'rhfsis On. rs,ya
OF new SKINNER Hat O delicate beaver color and Isht
zepnyrs wing Just introduced by KNOX 2Ig Broad
way Those who appreciate comfort win M ieligI,ad
with the Beaver Cashmere" ~ " '"N1
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Corns, BuniOns, Nails, &C., Cured With
out pain. CORN CURE by mail soc.
DR. RICE. 20S broadway. corner Fulton
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Corns Cured, soc. to 81; BunsOns. Maj lila,
Sc, successfully treated by Dir. wESTERvElTIi CHI
ropodist 80 Broadway. between Thirteenth aud Posr
tcenth streets.
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A.-Wedding Invitations, Paris Styles;
Monograms Goats of Arms, Crests and French Note
1870.
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Havana Lottery Drawings on File
Circulars tree Orders promptly filled. JOSEPH BATES
Agent 1876 Broad way, room I, Chatham Bank Building.
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1t Is Well to Get Clear or a Bad Cough
cold the first week but II Is safer to rid yourself OF
the first forty eight honrsu proper remedy tor tho
pose being DR. JAYNE'S EXfTGTORANT.
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TURKEY.

CoN9TANTf

C0NsTANTiN0PLE, May 20, 1873.
Thirty houses have been destroyed by coma.
grafton In STEAMBOAT,
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A.-A.-Cor~cct styles In Gcntlcmen's
HATS for summer wear ENGLISH HATS for summer
the latest importations YOUMANS Halter. 7l9
Broadway New York Hotel and l,iO3 Broadway, Albc.
marie Hotel
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Royal Havana Undergraduates Re-
dnced, circulars sent and information given. We sold
the $500 900 prize In the drawing OF April -
j. b. MARTINEZ co, Bankers, 10 Wall street
Post Office box 1888. New York
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ENGLAND.
The Bank Of England Forgery Casa in Court.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May 2s, 1873.
Austin Byron Bidwell. the alleged bank forger
was brought up al Guildhall to-day. Formal test-
mony was taken establishing his identity, and he
was remanded TO Jail.
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BELGIUM.
Boiler Explosion and Loss Of Life in Brussels.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BRUSSELS May 2s. 1878.
terrible boiler explosion occurred In crowded
workshop here to-day. Fourteen persons were
killed outright and many injured, some of whom
will aie.
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COrns. Bunions, Enlarged Joints, Ar
diseases of the feet. cured by Dr. ZACIiARiE Union
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Indian Vegetable Institute, Now Open
No IT. West Thirtysccond street. Consult alton free,
We furnish met icncs.
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Ladies', Misses. Gents and Boys Boats
and India Rubber. MILLER co. No. Union sauaro
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Poisoned Water.
Read the Pamphlet Zinc Poisoning by Galvaniyed
Iron Pipes" All the news dealers have it. Price centa
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Royal Havana LOttcry.-Prixcs Cashcd,
orders filed information furnished Highest paid TOR
Spanish Bank bills governments &C, &c.
TAYLOR 4 CO. Bankers. II Wall street late of ID
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ACID Reliable Halls Safes,
345 and 4I Broadway.
Best In the world.

A.-Enu AnGeliquc, for the Teeth ard
Gums. BISCoTGNr FOOD for infants DEIIuC CO.,
b55 Broadway The sole proprictors and manufacture
ers. Paris Agents. ROBERTS 4 CO, Place yendome.
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CampO's InfaIlible Specific Cures with
marvellous efficacy Rheumatism Ncir ,lgii Psralyu,
Gout HuDNuT. Herald Building '
JOHN I. HENRY, No. College place
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A.-Post Office Cigar store, No. 4 Barclay,
street. Just opened Try IL ana money
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David's Elegant Beaver Cashmere Hats
for gentlemen. 29ols Broadway near Duane street
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FSummer shoes and Gaiters-A Great
variety at EUGENE FERRIS SONS. $50 Fulton street.
six doors east OF Broadway.
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Fountains, Vases and Garden Orna-
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JAMES & KIRKLAND Nos. < 10 and II Rcade street.
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CUBA.
Insurgent Assault ON Q Town-The Spanish Navy
in Aid Of tho Army.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM To the NEW IUkk HEHALU
HAVANA. May 2s, 1873.
The insurgents attacked the town OF Guanaja on
Sunday
The garrison. aided by Q gunb0at In the harbor,
made vigorous defence, and the assailanrs were
obliged TO withdraw.
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GINGER PEARLS, for collie Indigestion, &c. pleasa
convenient cicent prevents fever and ague. Is cei
per box. ByRNEis, 100 Broadway. ii. III. snow. mar
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A.-For nm Elegant summer Hat OF
superior quality go direct to the E5PEN
SCHEID IFS Nassau street.
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A.-Herald Branch Once. Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Bocruln street.
Open from \ A. NJ. to . r. N.
On sunday from to . T. NJ
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| Silver Grny.-The Coolest Looking Hat
and becoming to all complexion is the SILVER
| GRAY CASHMERE introduced by JAMES. Halter. 81
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Gcnts' summer Hnts.
Our assortment complete, -
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1S49-Estnblished1 s49.-G. Rauchfuss,
practical Wigmaker and importer human Hair. ~
East Twelfth street near Broadway. New York.
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with the Beaver osss S,9es comfort "i be delighted
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Batchclors Hair Dye IL the Hest In In.
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Campo's InfaIlibIc Specinc Cures, with
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Corns Cared, zoe. to 81; Buns0ns. Nails,
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Our assortment now complete, =
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Agent 1916 Broadway. room :. Chatham Bank Building.
Indian Vegetable Institute, Now Open
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We furnish our own medicines.
II Is Well to Get Clear or a Bad Cough
cold the first week but It Is safer to rid yourself OF IL
the first iory-cght hourstup remedy tho pur
Ladies', Misses. Gents and Boys B0nta
and India Rubber. MILLER Co. No. 3 Union sluare.
Poisoned Water.
Read the Pamphlet Zinc Poisoning by Galvanizcd
Iron Pipes All the news dealers have it. Price cent
Royal Havana L0ttcry.-Priccs Re-
duccd, circulars sent and information given We sold
j. b. MARTINEZ CO.. Bankers, 10 Wall street
Post Office box 1855, New York.
Royal Havana LOttcry.--Prixes Cashcd,
orders filled information furnished Highest paid tor
Spanish Bunk bills governments &c, &c.
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rSumm er shoes md Gaiters-A Great
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six doors east OF Broadway
Silver Grny.-The Coolest Looking Hat
and becoming to all compilations is the SILVER
GRAY CASHMERE introduced by JAMES. Halter. 81
Nicholas Hotel
1S49-EstabIished1 s49.-G. Rauchfuss,
practical Wigmaker and importer human Hair. 10
East Twelfth street. near Broadway, New York. ~
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-02-08

informed by the Commissioners
that the people are responding lib
orally, and they will experience no
difficulty in procuring full repre-
sentatiOn of the productions, indus
tries and resources of the State.
In order that we may receive the
benefits which our fertile soil, de-
lightful climate and unbOunded re-
sources justly entitle us at this
comparison of productions and
commingling of opinions to which
Mississippi is challenged, I recon-
mend that provision be made to
send at public expense ten commits
siOners to the Vienna Exposition.
Ten Commissioners are too many
Governor. Two are abundant, and
will save expence. We will go for
one if you tind any trouble in get.
ting men.
The Message closes with the ad-
vice that the present session be a
short one. discouraging tpecial ell
actments.