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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-27

Cincinnati has had an interesting wedding,
Mrs Pabst widow, aged co. being united 10 Chicago
gentleman aged TO- These venerable lovers were at an
carly age playnates In Germany. He came 10 Amer
aDout Two years ago. Tho lady al5o eaigraLsd aud
married. here. Her No. left ner poor. but NO u
wealthy
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P1SSENGERS ARRIyED.

FROM LVERPOOLTn steamship GU u BrOvt' Nsreh 10.
NJ King Mr and Mem Ter nd daughter,
Is Cawel g. ~ Callyr Mr. Ain ,ute. wife ci G. UIsry,
O'Suiyan H. w. uhen vile chiI H. .. Wells. John v.
Wood Crsg Row FARRELL CBeiy r. p iilSsils wife ant
Casewe, ~ 81 Miuola Clncs, Nv Davis.
Mr. Plsncks wife and ch DR. sai Mr. 'otucl NJ and Mrs..
Hlyseaen Mr. aud Mrs Henry Webster john Geate, Ir Vail
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Coopsr, nAsLroS(ranl' ,si,5.rg'
M MERRIMON (Dem, y. ca moved as substitute
for the whole hill the following:
That the maximum Init OF United States notes for ercu
hereby aJ0OOJUJU, at Which IT shall eman
SIC . That 100000 600 in for circulation 10 addition
allowed by law shall be issued 20 onal bank
ana sp,h increased circulation san distributed the several
provided Of the act entitled In act TO provide
Of National bank notes" proved July T. 1870.
Mr.. LOGAN uep., Iu.) moved as an amendment to
the substitute OF Mr.. Mtrrnnon the following:
That so uch 9th Of the National Currency and
Of the several h lo ar sueh oi the provisions Of
loan ccru.es Of National bank approved
july - 1870 aud much such paris OF other act or
or Tsrc the enire f1,-nt II notes Of circulation
National Currency and the several acts pemsnay
aooatous orgaz may he organized for earring the
bau uader the provisions Of sad act SHAH be Tree TO e
n TIE Of the United States the
,er AMI Conditions and suc TO all tie limitations and c0ns
provided by law the Limitation the entire amount
That each National BANKING Association organized hereafter
by law oreia part the received bv Il Interest bonds Of
tie United states deposited secy Tor crcll'ing notes
OF reserve row prescribed b. law for Matt nal
association available redemption circulating from
association cites Of redemption I'D upon which balances no III
Mr. MORRILL, Rop., VII moved as an amendment to
the first section OF the DILL as amended BY Mr. Wright
Bot no par Of the same shah the purchase Of bonds Of se
United States above for the eren expenses o. tho Govern
Mr BUCKINGHAM Rcp., Conn., gave notice that he
would q subgtitutO the 1hl introduced hv him in
December last to provide for free banking
reach specie payments without cOlphetcIdi 9hDar
rassment THIS provides Tor the redemption OF United
1876 aud1Or the redemption OF united states
bonds bearing interest in coin at the rate OF not less
than per centum per annum lnegaender notes. ana
the accrued interest IN CON-
Pondins discussion the Senate, at o'clock, adjourned
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Sun d.e... $3.50 619 Moon set. 3:45
vATsH DNy-As
Sandy Hook 3il lssnd.. 4:l7 Hell Gate Ferry. 600
pAN-P
Sand, Hook 4:iO Gov. Island - 4i9 Hell Gate Perry.
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, March 2G.-The President
House then, at 4:lO, adjourned.

sent tho following nominations t. tho Senate to-day:
neuf, siiv- % the n..t' o. Nov
am1ire: s.t be Che1uce OF the Supreme Court OF
tho Territory Colorado and william A. Saylor 10 DC Collector Of
Iu eual Reyen the SosOnd Distinct OF Texas
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Sands sgt Hurhe. granted payment Of ees' :sn
Waterbury the MAYOR, ke NJ f-ns Sos
Law BY PLAINTIFF and demurrer The proper rsaea.
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Nj. SHERMAN moved TO stiIke ont the words - IOf
circulation in Mr. Wrghts amendment and insert be
fore thc word amount" the word "maXimum." so
that il wond read maximum amount OF United States
notes is hereby fixed at S4OJ,OOl,OO1.
Mr. WRIGHT ~ Jd.God his amendment to read in that
Mr. sCHURz (Lib. Rep. MOI moved to strike out the
word amount" and iiiscr, d" ilnlt'
Mr. WRIGHT said he saw no difference between the
words "amnuut" aad limit"
MI CONkLING inquired Why tho gentleman insisted
on the word amount" il he thought it meant the Same
as limit
The amendment to insert the word limit" was lost
without division.
Nj Wrght's amendment as nodded by him wls then
adOpteB3l Yeas 20 20 NlYs-ls follows Republicans in
roman. mocrlt Is in italics, aud Liberal Republicans in
gut.fI ga. ali
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ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY,
The House went INTO Committee on the
suee,a order Tho bill ielAtive " public INSTRUCTION
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Messrs Flanagan Jones Kelly, stockton, and Edmunds,
who would have voted for tue Amendment were paired
with Mcssrs. BrownOw, Dorsey. Clayton, Dtmnts, and
Wright, who would have voted against 1t.
Mr.. WRIGHT (Kep, Iowa) moved 20 strike out the
whole OF first section Of the bill after the enaetng
clause and insert that the amount OF United States
notes for circulation is hereby fixed at 100000 900"
Mr. MORRILL, QSep., VII moved TO amend the substi-
tue by Inserting after the word dollars" follows
AT which it shall remain until reduced as
hereinafter provided"
Mr.. WRIGHT opposed the amendment and said IL
could be adopted afterwards. He Thought the fourth
section OF the bill the asthe amendment " tie
gentleman from Vermont (Mr. MORRILL,
Mr.. CONKLING rep, y. VI said II the amendment
OF the gentleman from Iowa eir WrghO Should prevail
now IL would be only logical for the majority voting for
II 10 vote down the fourth section Of the bill, which pro-
yded for reduction Of legal tenders the Oh
t0OOOOO The time 20 resist the amendment was now,
at The threshold aud he hoped the amendment Of the
seDatOr from Vermont (Mr. MOrTiiD would prevail
MI SHERMAN said, il II wac the intention OF the Sen
ate 10 declare thats the maximum limit 81 the green
back circulation alarm would be created thrOug tie
country. He opposed the amendment OF Mr.. Wright.
Mr.. CONKLlkG sad he knew nothing 10 equal THIS
proposed actUn snce he had been III the SENATE except
once and that was the refusal 10 insert the provisions
forbtdding the Secretary OF the Treasury the
tAAnNN TessIye because Senators thought II was
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GENERAL MISUNDERSTANDING. J-Erard Cor srtortor,
John Darcy John Doe Fnornaa Oxen Iaor onous sssaus
AMI battery n nry Ilowar joseph Acyan Alfred Iagn bugar;
Ewar Kane john acGetck. AeEsuer Mitchell Eraad
arceny omas Mclaughlin Charles CTAu hs, hne hrcsny
rom the person, Heuy Hlou, Charles Poster, false psas,s
Phillip Plrctll receiving stolen goo.
OYER AND TaRsrSaR-Peter st 9had AMI Sargent PsTon honi
eide -
Court OF Appeals-AIBANY. March 2G.-'Fho follow
ng Appeals Calendar March -IAOs lAl lA<,
B. -,
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THE COURTS.
TRIAL OF CALENDAR.

CLOSE OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fon THE DE-
TENSE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-13

General Assembly, but that the compa-
nv shall have no banking privileges,
and shall not be exempt from taxation,
Was stricken from the bill by a vote of
so yeas to 80 nays:
Mr.. Wheeler offered an amendment
which he'd the effect of providing for
the construction of road from Win
ston to the Tennessee line, and from
Winston to .Danbury. Not agreed to.
THE bill then passed its third reading
by a vote of 60 yeas to 80 nays.
By Mr.. Bennett, resolution asking
the opinion of the Supreme Court in
regard to the power of the General
Assembly ordering an election for GER
tain Judges in August next. 1t went
to the Calendar.
The motion of Mr.. Brown, of David
son. to reconsider the vote by which
the bill to amend the act for amnesty
and pardon failed to pass before the
recess, was taken up as the second
special order. The motion to recon-
slider was put to O vote, and prevailed.
On motion, the bill was ordered to
be printed and made a special order
for Tuesday next, at II m.
The bill to establish a new county,
to be called Jura, out of portions OF
the counties of Richmond and Robe
son, was taken up as the third special
order.
Mr.. Mcneil urged it's passage in a
long speech. He earnestly urged 1t as
a matter of relief and justice to the
people, must be affected by this
measure.
The bill failed to pass its second
reading. -,
On motion of Mr.. Lutterloh, the bill
to authorize the removal of civil actions
from one Judicial District to anotE er,
was taken up and passed its several
readings.
On motion of Mr.. Richardson, the
| bill to incorporate the town of Cerro-
| Gordo. Columbus county, was taken
| I'D and passed its several readiEgs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-13

Among the passengers OH the steam
ship State of Alabama, which left New
Orleans for Liverpool last Sunday
week, was the Hon. Jefferson Davis.
He was directed by his physician to
learn, is dropsy Of the heart. Mrs.
Davis remains in New Orleans, and il
staying with Mr.. Davis niece, Mrs.
Stamps. Now that the departure of
Mr.. Davis is authoritatively announc-
ed, it is in order to publish daily
probabilities of duel with Foote.
Notwithstanding the stringency OF
the money market, royalty seems to
be doing a frst-rate business. The
civil list gives the Emperor of Russia
an annual income of 8,25O,OCO; the
Sultan of Turkey, 100000 thalers;
the Emperor of Austria, $500, OOG
thalers; the Emperor of Germany Gas
King of Prussia,) 1850, coo thalers;
the King of Italy, $500, 900 thalers;
the Queen of England, $500, 600 tina
lers. In proportion to the National
income of these countries, the Queen
of England receives the lowest civil
list, namely: ITO per cent. The Sui
tan receives the highest, II per cent.
It is q curious tact that some of the
children of Montezuma were taken to
Spain, and were married into some of
its most aristocratic families. The
blood of the Aztec Emperor, therefore,
courses through the veins of some of
the best Hidalgo families. History will
also record that the late President Jul
arez, one of the wisest and mos: learn
ed statesmen of his day or of the age,
was full-blooded Indian. The sons
of the proud Castilian yielded grace
fully to the rule of the native Mexican
another illustration that time is
sure to work out its own compen-
sations.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-13
WILMINGTON, N. G.
From the Raleigh Sentinel.
NnRTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, February 4.

WEDNESDA1, GSb4 A&sS -
Rv MIR. Seymour, bill to amend
chap. 1877 laws of 1880. Referred.
By Mr.. McCabe, bill to amend the
charter of the town of Tarboro. Re-
ferred.
By Mr.. Grandy, bill to repeal chap
ter 81 Battles Revisal. Referred.
By Mr.. Grandy, a bill to amend
chapter III, Battles Revisal, concern
ing widows. Referred.
The resolution of Mr.. Merrimon de.
claring the special tax bonds nuH ana
void. was after much debate, upon the
motion of Mr.. Love made the sPeciM
order for Friday next at IL IL O'Clock.
At IL o'clock the bill concerning the
Orphan Asylum, came up as the spe-
ciaI order, and failed to pass by the
following vote: Yeas 16, nays 10.
Mr.. Avera changed his vote to the
negative, and moved q reconsideration
of the vote by which the bill failed to
pass. and that the further consldera,
ton of the matter be postponed until
Friday next. Adopted.
At 124 O'Clock the machinery bill
came up as the special order. /.
The reading Of the bill, section by
section, then followed.
Mr.. Ellis, of Columbus, moved to
st.ike out the word provision" in sec
ton 8, Cd subdivision. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Cramer the amend
ment just PASSED was reconsldered.
Adopted.
Mr.. Cowles offered an amendment
to sec. 8, sub. End, that after the word
provisions, the words, cover and above
tie support of his or her family be
added. Not adopted.
Mr.. Barnhardt offered an amend
ment that after call" in End line insert
s:cotton in seed or lint, tobacco either
leaf or manufacenred, trlrpentine, ros-
in, tar, brandy, whisky" Adopted;
ayes Is. nays 9.
Mr.. Cowles offered to amend sec. 8,
sub. 9, by inserting $500 instead OF
500. Not adopted.
Mr.. Love moved to strike out in
section 9, sub. Z, all between the words
"Provided'' and "section."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WEDNESDAY, February 4.

A~A|-NASAS
Mr.. Maxwell, a petition from cit
liens of Sampson county, protesting
against the passage of prohlbltory
law near Shady Grove Church in said
county.
Mr.. Shackelford, petition of citizens
of Stump Sound, OnslOw county, pro-
hibiting sale of liquor within six miles
of Stump Sound Church in said county.
, Mr.. Scott, petition from citizens of
Pollocksville township, Jones county.
to sell liquor in sail county, or leave
the question to a vote of the people of
said township.
Mr.. Grandy, bill to give mileage
to sheriffs.
Mr.. Hammer, bill to amend chapter
SO. Battles Revisal, entitled dogs.
Mr. Bennett, bill to amend an act
IN relation TO foreign insurance COM
panies.
On motion OF Mr.. Hammer, the rules
were suspended aud the bill from the
Senate to amend tic act to incorporate
the Haywood & Cane ,'reek Railroad
Company, was considered, and the
substitute recommended by the com
mittce was adopted and the Ill passed
its several readings.
The House next considered the
Senate bill 512, House bill 54S, tt
amend the charter of the n. c. II. r
Co., and for other purposes.
The amendment recommended 10y
the committee to strike out the wore
director i'll sec. II, line 5, was re
jected.
Mr.. Bennett moved to strike out il
sec j., line ,, all that follows ''pur
chase" down to and including the
word "road' IN line 5, and also strike
out first proviso i'll said section.
Mr.. Norment, in sec. 10, line 3, tx
strike out all after the word "pur
chase in line 3 down to the word linz
in limo 6, and insert "but shall no
have the power to change the gauge
upon said road"
Mr.. Moments amendment VA
amended to read as follows and wa
adopted. In sec. Is, line 8, strik,
out all after the word purchase in linz
> down to the word line in line 5, ant
insert but shall not have tho powe
to change the gauge upon said road
except upon that part from Pain
Rock to Asheville.
Pending the consideration of TIN
bill the House adjourned at q o'clock
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SENATE.
THURSDAY, Feb. )

THURSDAY, Feb. 5.
BY Mr.. Avera, bill for the greater
security of life. Referred.
Ry MADISON, col, bill to amend sec
ton AZ, chapter 100, laws of 187I-'72.
Referred.
BY Mr.. Cramer, bill to re-enact
sections 3, 6 and 7, chapter 104 of the
Revised Code.
BY Mr.. Horton, a bill to amend
chapter PSI, laws of 1S70-'71. Re-
forrcd.
Messages were received from the
House announcing the passage of sew
eral bills by that body, and asking the
concurrence of the Senate, among the
number the bill to amend the act to in
corporate the Haywood & Cane Greek
Railroad ComDany with substitute
Offered by the House to the .original
bill
On motion of Mr.. Powell, the sab.
stitute WAS concnrred in, and the bill
became 81 law.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The bill for the adjustment of the
State debt came up as the special or
der for 123 o'clock, on its third read
ing.
Mr.. Worth offered the following
amendment as q substitute for section
l, of the original bill
That one million and eight hundred
thousand dollars of coupon bonds, to
be dated July LIST. 1874, bearing inter
est at the rate Of six per cent per
annum payable semi-annually in the
city of New York, to be due the 1st of
July, 4. d., 1904, to compromise and
pay Off that part Of the State debt,
known us the North Carolina Railroad
construction bonds issued by acts of
the General Assembly of 1S48,49,
chapter %, together with all coupons
attached or detached not already paid
CT funded, shall be issued and shall be
signed by the Governor and counter
signed by the Treasurer of the State,
affixed and the said bonds shall be in
denomination of 800, $500 and 81 ZOO
and the coupons shall be authenticated
Ivy t. ongrossed signature of the
Treasurer. Adopted.
The secund amendment offered by Mr.
Worth reads Substitute for section
A. of the original bill. "that the said
bonds shall remain in the office of the
Treasurer of the State, and shall he
held by him for the following purpose.
and no other, to wit: To be exchanged
for the outstanding bonds issued for
constructing the North Carolina rail-
road, under acts namedin the first sec.
ton of the bill as folio VS.: One bond
to be given for two, or fifty cents in
the dollar, including all due coupons,
either attached or detached, not paid
or funded, upon the same terms. u
Adopted.
The third amendment proposed by
the same Senator, reads. add to sec.
ton 5, OF the original bill, provided
further, that whenever such exchange
of bonds shall have been made, the
dividends which may accrue. to the
State as stockholders in the NORTH
Carolina Railroad Company shall be
applied to the payment of interest or
said bonds in lieu of the tax hereir
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-13
SPECIAL TAX BONDS
EFFORTS To COLLECrINTEREsT
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST TIL E
AUDITOR.
HOLDEN'S, ITTLEFIELD'S AND
SWEPSON'S LEGACY TO
NORTH CAROLINA.
ESPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.

SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.
RALEIGH, Feb. TIN, 1874.
Application was made to-day to
Judge Watts for a mandamus directed
to Mr.. Reilly. Auditor Of the State,
to collect taxes to pay interest on the
especial Tax Bonds" for the years
1870, 1871, 1872. 1873 and 1874,
amounting to about three millions OF
dollars.
August Belmont and Company are
plaintiffs. Reverdy johnson, Walter j.
Budd. of Philadell 'hia and r. c..
Badger, of this city, are counsel tor
plaintiffs.
The motion will be heard on the
2Oth February. s.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

By Mr.. McGehee, bill to fix time
and place for the first meeting of the
Trustees of the University. Referred.
By Mr.. McGehee, bill for the sale OF
public lands in and ont of the city of
Raleigh. Referred.
nv Mr.. McGehee, q bill to carry
into effect the act of Congress in re-
card to an Agricultural College. Re
| ferred.
Bv McLaurin, colored, bill to au-
thorize the CITY of Wilmington to sub
scribe to the capital stock of the Will
minpton & Seashore Railroad CoD'pa-
nv. Referred.
By Mr.. Shackleford, bill to pro-
hibit the sale of liquor within ten
miles of Stump Sound Church, Onslow
county. Referred.
Nv Mr.. Outlaw, a bill to amend Sec
ton Al, chapter 1O4, Battles Revisal.
Referred.
By Mr.. Outlaw, bill to amend sec
ton 10. chapter lO4, Battles Revisal.
Referred.
By Mr.. Outlaw, bill to turn over
certain State property to the trustees
of the University. Referred.
On motion of Mr.. McGehee, the
bill to name the time and place of the
first meeting of the Trustees of the
University of North Carolina, was
taken up and passed its several read
ipgs.
fNorF.-The bill says that the
meeting shall take place in the city
of Raleigh. on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1874
On motion of Mr.. Turner, the reso-
luton to secure the attendance of GER
tain nonresident witnesses in the case
of the propo sed impeachment OF
Judge Watts, was then taken up anc
adopted.
By MIR. Bennett, bill to incorporate
Polktown, in Arson county. Re
ferred.
The bill to amend the act amendato
nv of the charter of the North Car
DINA Railroad Company was tax
en- up, and passed its second read
ing.
On motion of Mr.. Bennett, the bill
f " the election of certain Judges wa
made the special order for Wednesda..
next at 10.
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