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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-23

To-day, again, VIC have a sweet-toned warm
ing from Hcrmine. Happy tho press that is
honored as her month piece! The publishing
of such utterances makes us appreciate, to
some extent, the dignity of an annontcd ex-
ponent of Gods own truths.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-23
CALENDAR OF THE WEEK.

Sunday. ..... March 23-Fourth Sunday IN Lent
Monday. ...- March ass Mark and lmothy, aItrs
Tuesday March "a nnuncihtion OF the d. MhfS'
"Wednesday. March 26-St. Ludger. Bishop
Thurrday :. March 27-St. Alexander MARTYR.
Friday March 2--Aost Pre- ious Blood of our Lord
taturaay w March 3,-St. Armogastes Marty
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-23

DR.. }. II. Rodgers, the accomplished profess
sor of the Catholic School ut Whistler, Ala.
has kindly consented to act as the reprcsen-
tative and agent of the STAR in that thriving
town.
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To avoid unnecessary delay, all letters
communications and post-ot1ice orders
should be addressed "Editor Morning STAR"
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The MORNING STAR Is always for sale by Mr..
Chas. d Elder, 12i Camp street, who il Also
authorized to receive subscriptions for the
same.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The steamship Montana arrived AZ san Diego,
Cal yesterday. With the passengers of the steamer dahq The f
Will be tOgcd from Acapulco bY the steamship Geai Republic
A petitiOn was presented In the House If Rep
reseuaves yesterday asking that the resolution oelrf senator
tie battle
referred 20 the Committee 90 Felers Relations
, AT a special meeting Of the Philadelphia Board
Of Trade yesterday ordered 70 be orFaei 70 he
President against the the Bankrupt act Which C0na
has passed, aId urging hun not to sign the Dill
THE Indiana State Senate, after a discussion
of and half passed Temperance bin gAch h1. previously
passed e House by % 9 The Temperance people VI a
annapolis ired salute tonight IN honor 0ftLe event.
An elegant and valuable jewel was presented
the Boston COMMANDER Knight Tenn Wednesday evening
delegation represltng tie So John Commalte o. Phil ha SI
Christian Hub6at made the presentation address, which Responded
0 by Sir Henry Endlcott
So. During the last two weeks the following fail
occurred n Shelby County Kslucs; Joha Rcd st
Reed cattle dealers f1r 100 0O assets $1,000 A. W at
Ollt so as s1c0i B. Mofl all John
Ballsrl Tor +20OUO assets $1,000
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21
SENATOR CARPENTERS BILL.
A NEW ELECTION CALLED FOR.
GENERAL PRESS DiSPATChI

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-The bill reported by
Mr. Carpenter from the special committee ON Louisiana
matters declares the election IN that state held on the
4th Of November last be null and void and renstaes
in Office the State officers and Legislature who held
position at that time IL further requires new election
10 be held for State officers and members Of the Legsa
ture on the second Tuesday Of next May and directs
VIM. b. Woods United States Crcuit Judge for Louis
ana to proceed to Louisiana and appoint two citizens OF
different politics TO be State registrars who shall cause
new registration to be made Of all legally qualified voters
Of the state commencing March 49, and ending ten days
rior IN te date of election The State registrars 10
appoint two supervisors of registration for each parish
except Jefferson and Orleans for which greater mum
Der are to be appointed and in each perish the registrars
are to be divided in politics The President is empow
cred to employ military forces on application OF the Gov
ernor OF the State the United States Circuit Judge 10
carry ont the provisions Of this act and enforce judicial
progress and 100000 appropriated to defray the
penses Of registration and election.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21
BROOKLYN srREETPAvING IRREGULARITIES.

BROOKLYN STREET-PAVING IRREGULARITIES
Some curious transactions III the matter of
strectpaving in Brooklyn were dvulged before the
Street Committee Of the Brooklyn Common Council last
evening On August II, 1870 contract TO grade and
pave sumpter-st, between Broadway and Fulton ave.
was awarded by the Common Council TO Patrick DonIon
for the sum s. per foot the total sum Of $4,000
He gave his surctes for the faithful Performance OF the
contract and proceeded with the work until December
when one-haf OF the thOrOugfare had been paved on
account or the work lie paid s09 less 80 per cent
which was retained by the Controller but on Dec 10 all
work was stopped by the contractor an order
10 that effect from Street Commissioner Robert Furey
The following January DOnlon received a fourth cash
certificate being for work done the street up 10 that
time. 1t was signed by JARVIS Whitman, City Surveyor
and with il was certificate from the Street Commis
soner stating that the had been done according TO
contract The contractor was unable TO ascertain the
reason for the stOppage OF the work but the Street Com
missioner had reported him 70 the Common cornell as
delinquent contractor, and resolution was passed
directing the CORPORATION Counsel to prosecute hi,
suretes. Nevertheless on March 30i1s7l he received
another communication from Furey ordering hlm 10
complete the work without delay.
This last order received after the material owned
by the contractor had been seized by the Street Comms
sioner and sold for onefOurih OF its value. The
tractor could not then continue the work. and exudge
Troy informed him that he not bound 10 do So and
that the city liable 10 him for the damages he had
sustained with the 80 per cent kept back The contract
20 nnsh the work was then given 10 Peter Riley who
paid s. 80 per foot, or total OF 900 for paving
one-han while DOnlOns bid for the whole was $4,000
less The tact that DOnlOn stopped by the Street
Commissioner after he had half completed his contract
was not reported 10 the Common Council.
DonOl is now suing the city TO recover $4,000 dam
and his counsel laid the matter before the Common
Council Committee last evening Considerable astonIsh-
manifested and the proceedings OF the street
Commissioners were regarded as arbitrary and unlawful
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21
DEBATE IN THE SENATE.
DIFFERENT VIEWS on THE SEVERAL REPORTS.
GENERAL PRESS DlsPATCH.l


TGENERAL PRESS DlSPATCHl
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Ar. Trumbull Glib.
Rep I'D said that while he concurred in most Of the
views Of the majority he did not in their
mendaon or favor the passage Of the bill reported by
them. He presented his views II writing, that they
might be printed with the report
Mr. Morton adm. Rep, Ind said: While dissent
from the report Of the majority recommending that the
recent election in Louisiana be set aside and
ordered under the authority OF the Government Of the
United States dissent also from the views Of other
members of the Committee, who would recognize what
is called the McEnery Government, and submit
views 10 be printed with the report.
Mt Hall adm. Rep, Cal submitted his views dissent
ing from the report Of the majority and recommending
that the members Of the Louisiana Legislature declared
elected by both Returning Boards be called together az
the State House as the Legislature Of the state and that
they then proceed count the election returns and de-
clare who are the legally elected state officers.
Mr. Anthony q Adm. Rep, T. H. sdld that While he
agreed with the majority Of the Committee in their
aon Of facts and also in their conclusion that there IS
no legal state Government In Louisiana he yet
reluctant TO the extreme measure OF interpOs
the authority Of Congress that hc should reserve ms
Iud dgment for a time 10 whether better way OF
meeting the case could not be found
Mr. Wright adm. Rep, Iowa. inquired whether there
were other members of the Committee on PRIV
ieges and Elections who wished 10 make report the
Louisiana case. lLaughterI
The several reports ordered TO be printed and
the matter goes over under the rules
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
WORDS TO MEDICAL GRADUATES.

"Nhb' ~ hhpiNAh Nhh'NAAi@''
a large audience assembled, last evening, at
Association Hall TO attend the commencement
OF the graduating class OF the medical department
nected with the New York University. The house
well filled, nearly every seat being occupied.
At the appointed honr the Faculty appeared arrayed
the long black gowns always worn such occasions
and took their upon the Among Faculty
present were Howard Crosby, d. d. Chancellor Of the
University; John W. Draper, NJ, d., LII D. Prof Alfred
Post NJ. D.. Prof William Darling, NJ. D.. Prof. Henry
Draper NJ D.; Prof. A. L. Loomis NJ. D.; Prot. C. A.
Budd, NJ D.; Prot. John c. Draper, NJ D.; Prof VIM.
H. Thomson, NJ D.; John Taylor Johnston; Dr. Wm. H.
Thompson; and VIM. II. Stratford, Nj ID. The Gradu-
aupg Cass occupied seats immediately IN front of the
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21
THE NEB-JERSEK LEGISLATURE.

A CIVIL RIGHTS BILL-BUSTNESs DULL ~ BOTH
HOUsES-THE RAILROAD WAR 10 Open
AGAIN NEXT WEEK.
fFROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE J
TRENTON, Feb. 2O-One of the hotels in
this city is recognized as Republican headquarters and
the greater portion Of the Republican legislators stop
there. day two ago, sir frcdcrioh Douglass of
Rochester n Y, applied. through friend, for room
while he would deliver lecture In this city, The pro-
pretor declined to entertain the cOlored guest
Prompted by this Senator stone OF Union introduced
Civil Rights BILL to-day providing that no citizen OF this
state shah, by OF color previous condition Of
seryituGs be excepted excluded from the equal enjoy
ment of all accommodations furnished by nukeepers,
common carriers by land water owners or essees Of
theaer or places ef public amusement &c. In the Sen
ate a supplement the Court OF Chancery act read
by title. II provides that hereafter appeal shall De
made from decision of the Court OF Chancery to the
Court Of Errors and Appeals after tho lapse Of three
months from the time of the Judgment.
Senator Mcpherson introduced q supplement 10 the
Jersey City and Bergen Railroad Company author
lzng the Company extend its road TO the NewJer,ey
Railroad at Bergen Cut, and through Hudson County to
Kill Won Kull and there to establish ferry to connect
with railroad on Staten Island and with the several
cattle depos and railroads at those depos. The act to
define the limits OF the States Of NewJersey and Della
ware passed the Senate, No bills bc introduced
to the present Legislature after next Tuesday Senator
Trick offered a concurrent resolution that the Legsla-
ture adjourn March H. There was no new business of
any importance in either House, to-day. In the Assem-
bly, the Harrison charter passed a bill similar to
that Of last year introduced compelling parents 10
send their children TO school After clearing the calen
dar Of small bills tboth Houses adjourned to Monday
evening
It's believed here, to-day that the great railroad bat
tie will be fought the coming week. There win be a
meeting Of the citizens Of Bergen County, at Hacken
sack Saturday night, TO their condemnation Of
Senator Lydecker voting for the Monopoly bin The
whole people OF the State be rising up against
the curse OF foreign raiIroad mOnopOIy.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
POLICE NOTES.

The residence of James w. Piclnen at No 5Sl
g., BOoky b. d. robbed OF 5JO worth oe"sy A''
evening.
Mary Mullins, age S. of No. p Westinghouse fell
hatchsay o No 70 PaE. yesterday aud received severe
internal injuries.
Mrs Wing of No. 10 Iivingston-st., Brooklyn,
yboa a.t evening had her pocket picked ol "o
gold nngs gold pencil AMI $50 IN money No arrests
An unknown man. age about IS, dressed as
uechanc severely bumei lime I a. Tue
Of Fifty iy-econd ST., North River, yesterday morning
Samuel Smith, n FutOn-ave. car conductor, who
rney pushed uews6oy-EdEad Cuyof platform breaking me
boz c was held n bail the action Of tie Grand jury
by Justice Wash In Brooklyn, yesterday
Augustus Brede age 80, of No. GSS Greenwch-st.,
attempted suicide yesterday morning by shooting hmse the
his forehead and In his left breast F0hce surgeon
Lordly Dec aeI Bnede survive the wounds.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21
tn appearances Of regularity, in which majority Of
the people would have acquiesced.

tho appearances Of regularity I'm WHICH mhJoIIy OF
the people would have acquiesced I'D
To avoid the exercise by Congress OF power so del
icato az that OF anBung the entire election OF astate
embracing the highest officials Of every grade and
State Legislature beside.
would prefer that only such legislation be had as ~
necessary 10 preserve order aud respect law in the
states This think, may be effected by enacng law
convening nv name the members elect TO the two Houses
Of the Legislature whose election has not been
DISPUTED before the Committee by the eontendlng
partsans on day certain In their respective cnambeIs
i'm the Mechanics Institute in the City or New -Oreas
and recurring them to organize thelr SAID Houses ny
oecting the necessary officers and, having organzed 70
proceed to count the said election returns ana declare
The result Of such count 10 seat only huch nemoeIs az
NAV appear by said rstutns 10 nave Deen
elected to the particular House, as the case
NAV he and 10 Announce the election
Of a Governor and Lieutenant Governor, who SHAH
thereupon be inaugTated for the term Tor whch theS
may have been chosen at said election, ana who shal
tbereupon proceed 10 execute the duues required OF
them by the constitution and laws Oh the state
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21
THE CHICAGO CITY LOTS swrNDLg.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 20.-1he Tribune of this
morning publishes fall expose of the swindle in the
eO-called Chicago City lots, which appears 10 have
already numbered It's victims by thousands and TO be
still adding 10 the number in the Eastern States II APP
pears from this that g. W Scott purchased
quantity OF swamp land about 30 miles from the Court.
house az g. per acre aud subdvidcd 10 into lots which
have sOd t2OO each 10 hundreds Of people In This
city. The Tribune publishes list Of over 1000 put-
chasers An examination of the plot OF this Suld on
which dubbed the Boulevard Subdivision, Ihows
that the Ots ranged IN sLe nom ~ ~ 80 10 by 70 feet
lnclcs.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21

bill and the other meanwhile performs the eomoien
duties OF three II he stl has an abundance OF
leasure time. The Methodist Conference was con
tinued yesterday, the Emory Il. Church TIC rev
MI Larca called attention 20 the fact that ABOUT io
mon, women, and children were living In tho
eanal-boats in Horsimus Cove during the winter
reason and totally without religious instruction.
lie advocated the establishment OF chape anu lne
ployment of missionary The hey; JONI mho"t
that the Caremont Dlstrct was Wlt.out hiy ,d ho
agency, and he Thought place on WO,shP ~ snolu AZ
pioshoui ~ phi dnooatod tho hufldnR OF a chapel the
meadows near West End, whore the fennSy ana Iol
tra shops are building. number OF 9uuIcsoS -
were made by others iayorng tne o iIed ta
chapes In different localities. Attention Wa ea"1u "
pamraPG Bergen encond fo,n r"ss and other districts
John and Henry Wagner the painters enRseu ~ , aV
thessen Weoher's sugar reilnery ulcu a.,
from the effects OF the injuries SUSTAINED Oh
The deceased working on mogdolo HaaiVtn tnnyy
painting the inside Of tank 80 feet dsep Whon i Io5
quantity OF paints. oils, and lighted hnp ~ i ~
the clothing Of the unfortunate men, VINO were a1
burned, though they were & sPeeNSny has been
ordered by the Board OF Fire CommissioneLs 10 aPISa
for trial on charges OF neglect OF duty Henri rTip
aged G5 OF 1Os NeWarSaye., Brooklyn pateih meAot'
committed suicide yesterday at his Residence py aoo ~
ing himself with reyoiyer 81 D9esSc shn snc,de
NEwARK-As the 7:O5 train on the Newark ana NeW-
YORK Railroad was passing Bulls Farm, yesterday Ule
and the forward truck hrst passenger car was
thrown off the track The train was ss r
FN
vented Col G. NJ Abeel, chief OF Gen Runy ons s,5n
has forwarded his resignation TO the Governor
fever is prevalent in THIS city New hrealaIm ootes &
have been put up An examination was had III tno
First Precinct Police Court yesterday aItcfhoS, "a
Del suit against the proprietor and editor OF oua5
newspaper. The evidence did not sustain lhe CnaIEe'
and the accused discharged from BALL
ORAYGE-The quarterly meeting Of the NeWatK g, Ds-
rict Methodist Conference opened IN tue flrst
Church on Wednesday. Bishop James opened Ine C@ol @
ference Yesterday morning with snort address, au
was followed by Bishop Foster. All the ola loca prec
ers were reicenced ana number Of new hcehses "oA0
granted.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
AT meeting of the Trainers and Drivers
Protective Association Wednesday evening, series
Of IA rules were adopted.
The Committee of Seventy invite all VINO
favor substantial reform OF the City Government ana
who oppose the provisions OF the charter now under con
sderaOn Albany to assemble at cooper Institute oh
Tuesday evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the Ath
Assembly Republican Association, held at No 2s Avenue
A. was somewhat enliycned last evening" by the speech
OF a gentleman who said that Tammany Han was
hideOus monster thar slowly but surely gOOuhnR
up the Committee OF Seventy 10 was subsequently
resolved iDdorse the Charter aud MF. Pa'teTsohs
school bill.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21

roooon,ed and ~ new Legislature should he formed
Of those members ho agreed upon " E9th psyes
Mr. Norton cons utng the minor'S, so1s ens ao, No1
conrt of the state sustaining the Kellogg GotNNment
although Mr.. Carpenter IN the mslorV fePeSe su0w nv
reU These reports ought to be considered 10y both
Houses OF Cougrcss calmly ana dehberatoN enu hol s
pced of i'm Che hurry aud excitement OF night session
OF the ekpring Congress.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

dstor House-Rear- Admiral Emmons, U. ,. navy
ard tbe Rev d. Sseeny John 81 Jams Hok-CoL
p,Coo Of Ohio DR. Ees and Dr. Poison Of Boston fVb
% Israel y Spencer syraeuse and g. horn OF
Ios,on Col1baa H0e-The Rev. Dr. Bateon Of Ihiadeph
nj Col g. b. Bsseli Gg Hous>-hi
Roswell Hart Rochester Hoaan Hga'e-hcus L Hun pePut
Ioner General lbanv ORR Hoiien =. r. hfFlh o"
Aanv Cart Harris Of steamship AbyHna and Pmhp stockton
baltimore - Metropolitan HotE-B r. Ward Of peto''Sr"''
Central Hokl-Gen ~. II. Davis. U. +. A.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21

stage The exercIses opened with the readin, a.
chapter of the Scriptures by the Chancellor. .r.s
which. prayer offered by the Rev. ". y Hu,,o,
The following list Of graduates then read nv ~.
Chancellor, who declared them to be worthy OF reoe,
ing the degree Of N. D.:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21
VIEWS OF SENATOR HILL.
HE RECOMMENDS CONGRESS LEGsLA'

GESERAL PRESS DlSPATCHl
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Hill, giving
his views says: No doubts that but for the interpO
siiion Of Judge OF The United States District Court
the retrus Of the election would have been counted by
board Of eanvarsers under the laws OF the state
tLat result woad bAye been reacAed y. east with Ill
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YBsTTRDY AT DIcEiss0Ns NPAhk-
ROW.
eam-azo Noon 3s9 , D. MP adnight-Ho AverAge-S'
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21

The Chancellor then called the students 70 the plat,
form by classes each OF which be addressed saying nat
by the authority vested him he declared them admit
ted to the degree Of Doctor In Medicine, IN token o.
which the diploma was awarded them. Certificates Of
honor TO those who had pursued complete course
OF study than Ia usually followed by students were
awarded to g. d. Brockway, W. 4. Butt!es J. p
Granget c. f. Hall L. E. Josselyn, s. j. Lahey, H. C.
Mclean, K. A. Murray, {. ~ Mutt, L. Il. Pardee, 2
Plumb A. c. Rogers, i. G. sptzka, j.. Wazfeder, c. T.
Woodbury., G. NJ. WoodcOck. and c. Zelihoefer. The
awards OF medals and prizes was next read by the Chan
ceor and the graduates az they stepped to the plat
form TO receive tho prizes, heartily sppauded by
the audience. Medals were awarded as follows:
The Mott gold medal for the best anatomcs and
surgical preparation, T.. Waitzfelder; the hoi silver
medal for the next best prepsIalon =. T., JoSyh me
surgery @. ~ WOOdcock the LOOMS prize Of physical
dagala e. HoPPsr ' w1rrey he Ro Br2o 1o
an apthamOscOpe, 10 c. 4. Hall; aud tue Wclssc Dnze
pocket Of instruments, to g. Husey
Prof. william II. Thomson then delivered the address
10 the Graduating Class He said that this celebration
had more than an ordinary significance to them. To
most Of them it was a life It too late
to ask themselves the question 70 whether they had
chosen wisely They had taken a step from which they
could not recede without the consciousness u having
made life error He then passed on 70 speak Of pro
gress in the medical profession as compared with that
in Others and warned the graduates not to believe that
Jhey cOuIu remain COn1Cu' "l'H tA' A''O"''cN ''N
they had received. They should advance with the tines
He read portions u n WORK on ne9Icihe Oy
DR. Crooke physician 70 James l. OF England, 10 show
what strides the profession has made within 200 years
The quaint and curious medley or astrolOgy, phyhc
metaphysics and superstition, which went 10 make up
the medical science OF the seventeenth century, was
compared with modern medicine. no ahuded 20 me
great discoveries Of the stethOscope ana the iayngo
scope and showed the work which the microscope had
done in enabling 10 determine the constitution OI
the various tissues OF the body. The Application 0t
these INSTRUMENTS the discoveries Of new remedies and
OF anasthetcs, had changed modern medicine lutO a
science little resembling the old school.
The greatest gifts of avail to the physician m
less he Possesses certain amount Of Information He
closed by an appeal for the endowment OF American
medical schools that students would not 90 abroad 70
complete their education" a.,
The yaledctOry address by G. +. Beebe OF the Grad
uating Glass followed that OF Prof Thompson.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21

MASURY's Unfading Green for outside blinds,
VI shutters and lattice painting. Brilliant ani PermaclL JON
W MASURY son III F0nst Specalgia pare pants lnl oo
TNHE best place in New-YOrk to buy reliable
Watches Diamonds rich fashionable Jeweiry, 81 Nlg Silver
Wedding Presents is SQUIRE 81 Fu0lst Diamond 50 lg
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21
BROOKLYN.

The amount appropriated for street improve
ments-S2 been exhausted and about 81 100000
additional required to meet payments on contracts
The Scrmshaw Pavement Co. gave up its
contract FOR cleaning the streets, but is claimed they
can well afford 10 do they will be paid $4,000 for
January and February when little no cleaning was
done,
The property owners in the town of New
Lots have passed resolutions fayoring 10 this
citv and n committee have been appointed 20 canvass
tue town for the purpose Of bringing out full vote
the friends OF the measure.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21
AuuomcemenS.l

BuRYErT's COCAINE makes hair glossy.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21

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biyarado. r. 4. Cost
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he BE-, G. Il. n. T.
D,l A. w.. Corn.
bradley. &. S.. n. Z.
Brockway. D. q W.
Brown r. p, n \.
Bmner, J. VI. III.
B1rjics. A. T., Y. Y.
Bottles. W. n, " T.
ca mberlsin, g. W.
N. Y
Chase, r p " =.
Gone. +. " n. Y.
Cfeamer J 5. \.
Dam, A. 81. Me.
Edson. Benz, n Y.
EllisOu. VI. d.. \. \.
Farf. Y. D., y. H.
Plooi, r. II y T.
PoK. A. g.. n. q.
Gilbert. !. b., n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21
LONG ISLAND.

NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-The February term of
the Queens County Court ana Court of Sessions will
gin on Monday, Judge Armstrong presiding. Consider
able criminal business likely TO demand the attention
OF the Court.
RIyERHEA D-Meetings are holding 20 devise means
for the better protection of the village against fire.
GREESPoRr.-The Fire Department will have its an
nual parade on Saturday
New-York tribune., 1873-02-21
SENATOR MoRToNs MINORITY REPORT.

JUDGE DURELL's DECISION A USURPATION OF
AUTHORITY-THE STATE GOVERNMENT \
LEGAL ONE-RELATloN OF STATE TO THE
GENERAL GOvERNMENr-NO INTERFERENCE
ANTEn.