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New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.


William Blaike has been appointed lor
two voars Commissioner in this state for taking tesu
r in the Court Of Claims in cases Of claims against
the United States
Perry Vosburg, f. b. Coenig, Norman IAN,
z,er William Hulst Gabriel sauss John Johnson ana
Ybi,elps r Carroll were adluicated Involuntary na4A
rupts last week, and Wliham L. hou'ei '0i Az
discharge in bankruptcy -
Commissioner Kenneth c. White and Com
,issioper John A. Shields Clerk and Deputy Clerk OF
tbo 11nitod states Circuit Court have been summoned
Ia Providence r. l. witnesses against Joseph feII!'
81, iryed with perjury in the J0mel estate case
Mrs. Julia Kelsey, an elderly lady, fell into
an upprotected ooahole n front Of the residence Of
Mrs Mary Woods on South Tbird-st., Brooklyn, last
risfipa evening and seriously injured she sutu
10 recover $50 damages, and verdict was rendered III
her favor IN the City Court Of Brooklyn, on SATURDAY,
Bernard Z. Gray brought suit in the Guy
Court of Brooklyn 10 recover $1,000 from Geo B. EKiuS
for work done on the sackett st. Boulevard ana rcoN
cred verdict for the full amount. Elkhs ma ma - a
employed hy the Park COmmssi0uerS 10 pave du ~ GrS
the Boulevard and he had subet section oI ''O
The trial Of the Long Island City MayortItS
contest was concluded before Judge Ramsey IN 'ne
Specil and Extraordinary Circuit OF the supreme COURT
nm Brooklyn on Saturday. MT Nllei luvi A. W. y ~
fur the Defendant DebeYOise, ana Jo>ua ". NL
for no plaintd Ditmars The charge oil the Jece Ws
very hrrf and the Jury retired 40 p M luey Wele
locked M over night and were OlschdIseu Ses'oiu"!
being unable 10 agree.
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P1SSENGER.S SAILED.

FOR RPFeT- Ia sDansLD da HaDTs Jule ~ L Maufes
M Bussc Drkng Albert Schultz C. b. Yong Mr. DeiNe Mr.
5yer Ms. Nellie Air. and Nra Dc Silva and od Mr.
breeder Paul Proyo G. Tl0msOn Antoine taamsr JgbtT,
Nme LAMBERT Blanche Jauber Mf and Ms VIM hOseT,
Aunie Base. Nj tourvoiser br.
Donue O. Feulot Mrs Felro Master g. g. Feufo D. Ste
rhen A. MAIN Mrs Man, D. Henry Hag1t Mr y H. heg, Ars
Ma gnon Magtop Mrs Henry Hmghh Ms j. sques Mis- O.
Jeunes Mss M Jenne and goyeIne Auguse DRAHl ADeHo
J. o J. 6O1chauI and Qau8lfeIs
George Potsu d. Leh A. r. Goodyear J. Y Uteho Mr. J. O
Murray Miss Ho1ght0n Mf Julia a. Georgon Mss DofR9 Dei
purses julio A. Georgonza, Philip Grochoz MI and hme.
Garcia p G0iclsu1 s. Macheca, Mf, flamaDq NJ Il0nss
Mrs Weber Ma Jopnne Wehef, Mis Thomas Mr. beHJal f
nd Mrs Hitchcock Hitchcock DeIse Fletcher Aaron iAcl
Mr. BrcLcoek maid Mn Banks Miss Bauks hagsf Banss yl
W Hammersey. Master Hammeer Simon Perez Iefan FaelY
Cayos0 Mile Hayden Mmt hagbts nad Ns ce Fs1 MIS- 90 fah
n m l. de Pan Mrs Mom a. Belume, Miss HCe A ia btHuine
Prof Tsbregore John suni W Poel james M Harshoae
Mrs. Jame ~ HartflOue, child and nurSe a. Y, MacHY A. h
stephen Phi5n Bis E1ceienc Manuel fere Perth1
Freye Master treyre child. snd TAO ME Fto NJ r.
De1el Murray, NJ Meek Mrs Davies Mss Dawes
Vincent Meeks, EdstE5 heeks Mrs Cousime
Meeks, hiss Blanche meeks, Col Yicomte De Noue Nine
Or Clarence Hartley, Christopher Myer, Howard MJer 1s
Anglia Ms Argua Mrs Hun hf Master - m0rhlnda and mad
D. n Caldl Mr. Augua Mas lumpInes Mr Jaues. ChaA Mcl
lir Lane ML Cox Mr. Aetlaa Poef slime Pofef NJ Leuacs
1nss Hermann sgol ~ h teIlo! Ai hekon Ass fa l. Got
p Cauefe D. Despeaf5 p Dt9sr j. Gro Mr. p DeasI Ne,
Lerwn Miss Caroline Petes Louis Mrtf Raphael Silva Emie
Yelg Nr N0ln r. Leahy, Miss Mayer BRAND Mrs
egHr d T0ursuf Mss Becker L. Betre Edward A. VA Dirk
louis Rose DegOe John Dsrl 81. Josa Pierre Callae. Clas
fager A. Surtlf Peter Jacob, Henry Bdy Heber Wells Me
Jeanne Crost BOYLE Nine Btuiet hrs Fe Prn h Vincent
rsra Miss Mare ,Ha three chidfan tlaes Bfia Ge0fge
-r-r5fr 1 Anne spsrb D. duaae tiof tbiaham pahfnaa
l.es Be-lgs b.. Baue H. q. f'fHsglt N' Dssacon sEd
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PASSENGkRS ARRLTED.

PROM LTvERPOOL-In sieanshp B1tdra June l4-Mrs NJ A.
Heatcote Mrs E. f. Stephenson T. j. kaGg Ooulmtn a.
Louis Polo B, D. s. Parury, tbe hey. W
PbTer r. T. Bsssett b. Br1Acba, G. = Williams r j. G. Law
renee H. Mrs a. :. Garhed sI son H. D. I4r
and vile Eghh wife and W3 daughters l. P1usphrey VIE
and son j. Isaseou, x. H. Rice T. . ~ A.
herd Mrs Shepherd Mss Een Cole p W. Muiv, John Freeman
Henry Evans babetb Hastro joins Has0 k T. Beyan John
vial Elz. Vial. VIM Richards " D. Brown, A. D. heODe JoIn
Simon walter Authuf, Capt +. a. Baues A. Ackerl
IRON SAVANNAH-IH steamship Virgo June INT. dn1 Mr'
Wm A Ganme child and servant Mr and Mrs G. Guden and
child L Rupkel Hammerscy, H. Eumou, and wife A. j. ATu H.
Iiebensu Bun~u Mrs Center, Miss PudTi u; BROOKS r. NJ
Allison Hsrr Starch NJ HOutsbau, D. p. Barnes and vile Miss NJ
Tsrk Miss NJ Free Coyer Jas Reid Mr Etwards aud child.
J. n kenny and wife Miss LEie Waham Miss Mary Wilson, g. s.
LaWrnce,
PROM NEW oRLEANS-In steamship Ms.'1gpi June lt1Gen
Miss Nann0utI. Miss Hattie X Billings
Mr. homss McIeau and son. C. Booth MI stanton, Can Crom
well md wife stokes. Mrs Ward and inut Miss Kate keg,
Ms Foo A. Slper Miss Margaret tRoveD, Capt r. b. Taihr
ana WIFE Mrs A Panes ani cllt Miss A. Petit ms O. morse
g. Macke Mrs ], B. jeffrey and daughter,
Danes George Wells Ida Tfot o. " Doagiassi 8rs
Predeci and cllld p L. OCoaBer, bud s. 10 sIeege.
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DFCTsIONS-IUNE IA.

Sspreqe Court -CRdmbrs-Bv JUDGE lngTaham.I1
T. e rs,,er The PeekskA Cement OqmI'ny sohan gsoa
-to a al report confirmed Hancock agt hanoocA-
Ret.,ri con sun. 70. and divorce granted ~, ~, ,sT
VsUforr No,ou granted. referred Leamnn aFL
IS Tts SINE Schanck agt Barel-Orier granted Johason
~ wen Stearho ComuanyIhe same. Won Ser hnder
& Fas-Orer SherI jury assess damages Lea't' az MAI
~, C,-s rer ci Ptch aLL C1ltu-Nol0n granted. hetltI
gt NeAde-Qrllr opening judgment Ellis agt Mead-hcuon
ieriad without costs r .,,
H. Jrfe Nan yoYan PotunbUTgh agt Bses-Corpant ds-
B Judge Curs-In The matter Of Mry KuG-See memorandum j
Common PiedS-Spectdl Icim-By Judge ROO-
r,r timer art Lyernors.-Judgmeut for plaintiff with costs
f Iasra. Iarr,moeL cieusteu agL Ac1euslen Nofoe
7utei Osrarder act OsrauisrSamt. Doyle agt DoileS9
Sf.t fft SoHs-Lesye supplemental answer granted on
pgeaf OF costs q moou Sweet agt SgeeL-heence oT4eFel
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Goruorarlon Nolltes.
OFFICE op BOARD op BXcisp 80. 2J9 MTTEEHY sr.,
NgwYoEK Nay 81, i8i9. -

OFFICE op BOARD EXCISE. No. 2J9 MTFEREY sr.,t
Egw.YORk. Mly 81, 1873.
THE Board Of Excise in and Tor the Cily
auI COUNTY " NowYck give public notice iht iheF ce's
Appaon and the Sale VI Strong ard Nlrgol'
Iduo Wines Ale Beer accorluce with The Ll"s Of W state
N SegYork and after MONDAY, June a. lt b f- flowing
license Fees which have established Dos this Board Fz:
GLASS For dcass Hotels Restaurants Saloons a Tie sum
Class For secoud.e,ss Hotels Restaurants s1ors kc The
CASS3 For al places where strong and 'Hu9ls liquors ls
sll and drunk upon the premises. the OF pllT.
CLASS For s'0lezCeIers druggists and All taces where -
sold quantities less tll I've ga'' - q
dime sni not drunk urol the premises The sum OF 8 1
GLASS an places where Ale and Beer only are h1 ana 10
srone sri Wines Liquors. tie sun OF r
Mn lnou Of Llo.n Fee IN each must accom- my te i
picatOu. 49,. t--
regulating tIe sale oi Intoxicating hglr anu ss. con F
attention is directed 10 the provisions of The law relative o.
so.rg ON tie sab and from 20 3 u other DAYS
granted 20 ErOEu P0preors ai fp U.S.. r
Houss of Prostitution Gambling other immoral 1r unfa purposes
Apglrarts W llslse apply Ing tle louogns order:
FT5m e H. 8l 9h Ioh and lA wa' om June to June a.
Fq5 the lga aa Ih 18Th 10th and lb Wards from Jaae Is TO
''T Fn @ the is6 18th 2oA a and sai Wards from June q to June
Soiee IL also given that book FOR he g O complaints or VIOLA
ton, of t Ftcse Law has been openel ~ this once ~
receive any payment Oh account ol @ O-il
ercept Al it, Office AMI during oice hours
Ofce hours from Q q. m. a. { D.
-'' JAMES Z, STEWART (Commissianers
JOHN r. NOORlila,
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Citp Real estate for Sale.


A DVERTlSEMENTS 20 FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THB UPTOW y
OFFICES Nos 5 West Thirty secO1dst 800 Twenty third
St, up TO ,. at regular Office
BARGAINS Oh Fifth and Eighth-ayes., 'front.'
~ g CeuFatF on SIth and seyenhyeL above the Pak on
Grand Boaieyard AID RIIersoe Park. Apply
WM H. RAYEOR,
81 Pne-st
EtOR SALE-On East Twenty-irst-st., Gram
eTcpafk extra sze HOUSE completely modern and finished
ana decorated n costly nnuer genuenans
H. MORGAN. 2 Pnes.
DARE CHANCE-For SALE, very nice RES
Ia TAURASf and partly furnished HOUSE; ot or three years
lease ye good ness done for yean good for selling
owner tl2 SiIth-aye.
HOUSE and STABLE, 152 East Twenty
A eeondst between Lexington and ave ont by 6
tie block HOMER MORGAN Puest, or L. J. CARPENTER l6
Third-sVe.
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DEpARrcRk OF FoREIGN MAILs.
MONDAY. Jrys ls.

MONDAY. JUSs s
No steamship Mails - d.
r tn a letters taken the steamship docks s1 intsn Del
10 70 by Supplementary Mails must b repaf double postage by
will be received by the cerk l charge
Ms for HsaI n S. closed al the EesYOk PostOace evey
MI m Sefmdand close the EevYofk Pos Omse evert ri
6sr u D. M Seamshp sails iom FOraBd SATURDAY az
no. Due Eeg.lOrk FRIDAY, atb D. ....
Letter postage oil the West Indies except When going direct viii
PaleI. cont. e-oh N..l n.l Do lapad
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(nrnltnre.


GOOD SECONDHAND and MlSFII CAR
~ PITS a speciality; all sizes. handsome STYLES.
For SALE cheap liz FuousL Of Duchi entrance on
Dutchst
ZERO REFRIGERATOR, with Water and
II butter Cooler best ia the world ALEX NJ LESLEY 224 West
Twenty.tllri.st Send tor book. Rehgeraton repaired
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DentlsIrn.
Gcal, &c.

GOAL, Sc 80; WOOD, S1S per cord, put in
~ the per discount allowed % large pu lsers once
SIaye. Yard EeyeathTe between Fol ith aGl Forty
sirth-sts.
CIMONSON u ECCLEST0N, dealers in Le-
- high Locust Mountain aud Red Ash Coal Fufnce Crate
Stove 50 Not 81 per Of 1000 pounds screened aud delivered
81 West Thiriyhrss Branch Office 8 West st.
Yard 2f2 West Forty ecouds between Broadway aud Eglye
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
NtNTITURE ALMANAC

SIM 4sp, ls7s sun s..... 7.3 MooB fieG...Ii:l9
g-,dy % Cows 600 Hell Gate PeJ I53
n
gsndy Cows Island 80. oil He'll Gate PsuT. 200
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
New- w-gersrp Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE at a BARGAIN-A very nice
geptemans RBSIDRECB In Hevsrsey 50 minute, nom New.
epo modern house - splendid order with ito
6ne old shade hut Abundance nnnins
throagh property but little cash fequo very essy and
Immediate possession property npdy nsiug 10 yerity Por
and properly cali address FRANKLIN posi-
Belmont Hotel. FuitOn.sL. hes lork
EOR SALE or TO LET-Tasty aud comforta-
shade garden small large fruit gaA bb Lot and eon
watsT closets @ oa inmates pleasant tine ysst no dasO
FROM Lber.t frequsut I'll milpgh ars near Pots
pavement ke s0Dl Terms TO SAT- Ciu have carpets psn
nituTs, o. stab required G2 Apply a. Us. Ba
Yak
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holels.
Marble ano Slate manicls.

KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
IA IZNG WORKS "a and 80 East Egbteent1-t Marble en-
sfabed Msuies Thing. Marble to1nters MOn1 Als az PAGES .-
teiy competition marble turning Tor he truie -
GTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
y trgantdssgns Shte work n description MAkhLE arl
WOOD MAETkLS 7. h. STEWART Co., 90 and ~ West
TBeuty-thir-'t. near Seyeuthaye.
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Nem- 1rrorn Real estate for Sale.
,T1CToRY AND REsIDENT PROPERTY
Cnnntrn RcaI Gstate tor Sale.

La q.
GOnnfrp Real Gsfate tor Sale.
AT LOCUST VALLEY, fronting and Oyes-
n looking l. l. sound a arre COUNTRY RESfDBSCB a1d 70
ACRES or LAND suitable for building siss Excellent shore O
ing Eerhborhool hrstca RuLAND WHITING BeehmsaSs
At RYE, Westchester County, overlooking
"A Long Island Sound large g eaL @ hoISt p ~ d3i Darn anu
RULASD 3 WHITING, No. BeekmAn.st.
At COOPERSTOWN, n. " on Otsego Lake
~ SPa ss[s several F5 fS5 667wELsdS 67 o @ % B
lng lots bra9 For Pamlhe leeTos l % lo y HIiFs X
MciiARG. II Gedarst, or H. B. WALKER. CooperstoEn.
T FLUSHING, l.. l., -,
N ONE HOUR FROM CITY HALL,
ATeAlSsS PSL1Y' "a ny GayRERHRSSiss Nv 4RRSs &c.
BUILDING LOT 11rle5 H. oe''e @ one Of the most ''a''u 20
Applyt to j. l.. STEELE,
FLUSHING 7. ].
A COUNTRY. SEAI .,rra ,oD s,y
y OF rhE HUDsoS RIVER i1,,s t0H ,, SA.t q, cRoToy
IANpNG will De sold favorable terms The lop, com
sni veil soete with all dsspaons The bungs %
premises consist Of tgo't9 modern Co;'age hoqse' oon,ang
in The about thrquarters Of mile nom The station
os s erten to the river and ooa gas allad nun.
ier of villa Full particulars 10 regard to terms AMI map oi tue
properly '-' Dc seen Oh EDWARD CLARKE Tribune osee
TRANBERRIES, Cranberries.-Thre Gran
\ by T7s near Tons River H.J 3 excellent S s9RoI 5ros az
Of Is er cent yearly; commission to brokeA Address CRAABEhhi
Box ISL Time Ohee ----------
NOR PARTICULARS concerning one of the
n 6re SUBURBAN sPECuLATiONs or lhFEs lhhN y ever
offered are,s A.. J ofE IA. StOOSEa % Bfol.ay ~ l.
NOR SALE - Most desirable property III
,rs fr the poe % ACRES good improved, fruit &c cheap
terms easy y, y, LHH'.i'-,' - -
NOR SALE-About 10 acres Of LAND, known
Fox Island uelr, tf Of mile deep water Ioni el MINUTES
walk 'om '''''' '''''' i'''-'''' HOMER MORGAN Pas
NOR SALE-1The HARROWGATE HOUSE,
II Nara Spr m house furnished and really o business
irtr l5rt for water cure byEc elbulumeut Guides
and fuf5er Torn aou ay had Of C. H. OLIVER Pakpae
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Be echer's Eccentric Course.

A New York correspondent of the
Chicago Journal gives this interesting
Interpretation of Henry Ward Beech
er's religious opinions
Said gentleman to me few years
since, who is we'll acquainted with
beth of those distinguished divines,
''If you and 1 live long enough we
shall see Uenry Ward Beecher and
DR.. Chapln, tho Universalist, occu
pying common religious ground" /"
The prophecy then uttered is seem
lngly about to be fulfilled. Mr.. BIS
recent remarkable sermon, wherein
ho enunciated in tho most distinct
manner, the doctrines OF Universal
ism, indicates that he is now ready
to meet DR.. Chaplin more than half
way. This discourse has occasioncd
no little comment and discussion in
orthodox circles. Go where one will
among religious people here, and
one hears the question mootcd-" Is
Beecher turning Unlversalist p The
fact that he has recently been the
subject Of such cruel, malicious SLAM
dcrs. which no one has believed,
| shields the Plymouth pulpit orator
from ccnsuro and criticism which
would otherwise have been shower
ed upon him by orthodox people, for
his hetcrodox sermon. Just now
however, he is the object Of no little
sympathy since the publication Of
tho covenant made with Henry c.
Bowen and Theodore Tilton has re.
yealed the origin, anlmus and faisity
of the terrible charges uttered
against him. II has made his friends
and admirers more tender OF his rep.
utation, and less ready, perhaps, to
combat what they may regard as his
heresy.
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~. M..nu1e Industries. J. /

Money in tho treasury OF nation
IS not so important as her resourc
es aud proper attention to the in
dustlial pursuits Of her people. Ag
rlculture and manufactures arc the
solid foundations of wealth and all
the influence and power which re.
suits theretrom.
Exports enrich, while imports i'm.
povcrish the State.
An increase OF home products as.
sures better markets, larger wages,
and more money in circulation.
Diversified industries form dc
tenso against famine.
No merely agricultural country Is
wealthy-Ireland grows TODD, and
Ireland is poor; while England, with
her diversified productive industries,
is strong anl rich.
The West uses corn for fuel, but
manutacto will enable us 10 burn
wood or coal, aud furnish money to
supply all the ncccssaries aud luxu
riea of life. Home manufactures
will increase the value of real estate
quadruple the price of lands, and
will give life to every material in.
tcrest.
These propositions being true, our
duty Is plain. Encourage in every
way home manufactures. Buy moth
ing abroad that can be produced at
home. Every citizen OF tho west
has large interest in these matters
Fart with money only to home lnsti.
tutions tor home products, and the
money will return to you again. In
this way cities and States will make
the most rapid progress. s.-State Press
Iowa CITY.
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Wearing a New Boot.

1t is little singular how well a
par OF boots can be made to fit at
the store. You may not be able to
get your foot only part way down
the leg at the first trial, but that is
because your stocking is sweaty, or
you have not started right, and the
shoemaker suggests that you start
again, and stand up to it, and he puts
IN little whlto powder from a pep.
per box to aid you. Aud SO you do
stand up, and pound down your foot,
and partly trip yourself up, and your
eyes stick cut in an unpleasant man.
ner, and every vein in your body ap.
pears to be on the point of bursting,
and all the while that dealer stands
around and eyes the operation as in.
tently as it the whole affair was per-
lectiy new and novel to HIM. When
your foot has finally struck bottom,
there is faint impression that you
have stepped into an open stove, but
he removes it by solemnly averring
that he never saw boot fit quite so
well as that. You may suggest that
your toe presses too hard against tho
front, or that some of the bones In
the side OF tho foot are too much
smashed, but he says this is always
the way with new boot, and that
the trouble will entirely disappear in
few days. Then you take the old
pair under your arm, and start for
home IS animated as a relic OF 1912.
all the while feeling that the world
viii not look bright and happy to
you again until you have Drained
that shoemaker. You limp down
town next day, and smile all tho
imo with your mouth, while your
eyes look as if you were walking oy-
er an oyster bed barefoot. When
no one is looking you kick against q
post Or some other obstruction, and
show fonlncss for stopping and
resting against something which will
sustain your weight. When YOU
get home at night you 60 for those
old boots with an cagcrncss that can.
not be described, and the remarks
that you mako upon learning that
your wife has disposed OF them to q
wi low woman III the suburbs, aro
calculated to Immediately depopu..ats
tho earth OF widow women and she q.
ma sers rally.-Dan1my Nsws.
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A Telling Hit.

Tho sudden death Of Hon. John
g. Tucker, born in Youghal, Ireland
in 1909, calls to mind speech made
in the House of representatives some
years ago-a speech that was full Of
tingling Irish wit and delivered in
the happicst manner. Gen. Banks
had been elected governor by a com.
bination between the Free Soiicrs
and Know Nothings. and it was nat.
urally supposed that in his inaugural
address there woall be some refer,
ence to tho issues Of the campaign
But the adroit governor omitted all
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mention OF the anti slavery question,
fas well as tho Native American poll.
cy. A member arose and moved To
print 10000 copies of the address.
when Mr.. Tucker got the floor and
spoke as follows:
Il rise, Mr.. Speaker, to second the
motion Of tho honorable glntleman
to print tin thousand copies av his
Exceliency's spach. You may won
dher, Misther Speaker, why I, who
am nather personal or political
friend OF His Excellency should do
this. 1t is well known that His Elk.
cellency has risen to / over, by a CO.
aIition betwano the Anti-Slavery and
Native American parties, or as they
are sometimes callcd-Free Soilers
ard K-as, No...,..:ngs ngs,.....s
And this puts me in mind Of little
sthory:
There was Bishop iu Dublin who
engaged panther to make a largo
picture tor the cathaydral. The sub.
Ject chosen was the crossing Of the
lted Say by the Israelites. After a
suitable time the picture was compla
ted, and hung in the cathaydral and
was covered with broad and heavy
curtain.
A great crowd OF payple assem-.
bled to sec the picture unveiled. The
priests cntered in procession, the or.
gans sounded, and the singers sung.
All faces were turned in anxious OK.
pectatlon to the great curtain. When
it was drawn aside, nothing could DO
seen bat vast expanse of wather-
Tho bishop, in great rage turned to
the panther and said i:
Il thought l asked you to paint
picture OF the Israelites crossing tho
Red Say p
Thruc for you, an that's list IT,
said the panther.
But where arc the Israeitcs p
asked the Bishop.
'rhey'ro gone over said the pain.
ther.
well, but where are the pursuing
Egyptians
They're gone undhcr,' said tho
panther.
With similar disappointment tho
friends of His Excellency stand now.
1t they ask, what has become of tho
naser, the answer is, he's gone over;
1t they ask what has become of the
Know Nothings, why, they've gone
under, Misther Spaker.
The roars of laughter from all
side Of the House made the rest of
the speech inaudible.
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their ally in every just effort 10 attain that

their ally in every just effort 10 attain that
end.
Calls veto made for speeches from
Carpenter and Dysart.
Senator Dysart responded in a
brief speech, being repeatedly and
continually cheercd, following by
loud calls for Geo. w. Jones oi
Dubuque. Calls were kept up until
the gent responded to them ard ap.
peared upon the platform amid tre.
mendous cheers. A brief address
was also made by Gov. Carpenter,
and adjourned.
All the counties in the State were
represented in the convention but
Chlcksaw, Clay, Dickinson, Emmet,
Humboldt, Ida, Kossuth, Lyon, Nit.
chell, OsceoIa and Sioux. Total
number of delegates 7l3; total num-
bcr Of absentees AZ.
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