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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
THE COURTS.
THE FERGUSON DIVORCE SLIT.


PRELIMINARY CONTEST IN REGARD ro TIE CHILD
A suit has been brought by Henry u. fer-
suson against his wife. Louisa A. fergiso In inc o"
prcme Conrt for a divorce rho lady Was prominent
tnrnber OF tho AmaranSh Dramatic Club In BrooSyh IT.
and in February Of tins year left the city, II Il aos w
osmpaDy with Edwin Rowe doing business ~ NO ~
Burln,-slIp and Travelled with him ~ M"ntr"ah Inc
husband CHI. rged Mrs Ferguson. IN his Complaint wiz"
ndutnry with Mr. Rowo beginning ~ far bieS "a 'Soo'
e ye,r OF their marriage. the will frat come I'D
tho courts on hacas corpus proceeding brohgm ny Mr.
Fere,Ison 10 recover her child. Judge bhet ""'inK
granted tho WRIT returnabe to-day Tho following 10 no
subsauee Of statements In the siidavit- on winch THO
writ granted
Mira Frrr,, ION statas that her child Ia only tomr
wears ~ ayo and deyotcdly attached 20 her Tba ~tn
a ycir after her marriage her husband poann h"u,.
Tow ards her. and his conduct continued yi'cn am ~
L.,L after consulting with hor n"thrr rho feso D'
1.-Two him aud on Feb 27 size did so, hne tOoh h'T
child with her mud went to New Haven whore mrs.
Lave who was her friend and acluanirh Win her
troubles liyed She fonoi that n3r nv Dam ws ~ ons
ing her and went with NJ. Rowe 10 yaro,s p1c - ~ DC
or fwO which Mr. ROW. cDtcr,d their MN W t
Row wife the hotel rrgsnrs to Nv 'iu susoon d
MIR. Ferguson strongly denies That Ar kowo c.o ao.u
towards her except nnocently M family trlenn III,
tective ~ POrtlnni, Me- where 'r& feguson -, ,,
her child, arrested her. and ~ aVoid st@'n -"
slic returned with him to New.iOrk p'T , mn
band mot hor here and took the enid fOu nef anu Ni
tuat slie has been denied 10 II. MIA Ferguson
brother mother make aidayiG To- nets OF vnh h" nn
MI FergIlsoDs part toward bis wife. Mr Hn"o fhn'
practically denies any orlmlnaity WIN ,,,i,r - fnr
and himself and gives thG sam, explanation W ~,
,uf RE. ON the hotel I,'gisters she gives hT NV
wife also makes nld ivt that she has known oi 'n
Prrgu.on's troubles and aida. II am coghlz' %. ~
nsRand's escort Of Mrs FegusoD IN her cnueaVMs 10
cScap0 from husband win hor cllih ahu nav" "a"
fam 10 find witn the nane ..'-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
TILE COUKTS FOR MAY.

Tho State Civil Courts for the present month
prorns. to DO unusually busy In dsp"Sing Of tie @counu
Isiious " IN tness Tho suprone Court General Ic''n
has "a calendar of 400 W disp"s" or JnhSS
ia. is Brady and Daiols arc sssgnod tO IT, INC
sap cine Court Crut calendars have bo-n SOMEWHAT ~
dnrei bat sd have a full yoaF's work ahead Ihrec c
cults aro 10 s nod this month presided over ny judges
Donotuc Van Brunt. and Barrett. There VIII oc no
9p cal Term until n,xt Monday WHOM possibly jugs
Lawrence. who holds Chambers the hrst week. VIII DO
free and will ait In that branch Judge Lswrro~ az
noiinrcs hi. lin to call through tho wboo 1oib
nightly cal at Chambers to-day, even v u taxes
untl midnight. "a, $500,
In tie SUPERIOR General Term will DO held by
CLoT-J lste,o Mcneil aud JUDI Freedman and
Wink Jngrs Carts an cr will mold the Trla Iern-
aud Jud =. Vln Worst the 5pecni Term aud Chanbers
TIA. General Term tho Court OF Common Pras Will pe
u,.ld by CbiJus. ice Daly and Jndscs HJD.n-bn Rni
LnrrcIlo y the Trial Torn by JIdo ISn'S ana Elali,
.rs by Ju lie J. T. DAILY. In tho Marine Court tue Irlti
Terms viii bs h Vi by Judges nross J0sclilms,n ana
AK r. and tho ChImJcrs AMI Special FERN ~ jung"
rAdau II, General Will De held tbis month
by judy Sutherland. and there VIII pr1ohDly be 10
Court OF oyer and Icr4nncr. Iu Tao odpfeLe COui l
Judges being otherwise Cn-a-cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
MARIPOSA. NEW AND OLD.

An application was made to Judge barrett IN
Supreme ont Chambers On Saturday. Ia phniSh Benla-
min ~ S.iiwcli for disobsd Of an order IN the 7t
OF Eugene Kelly against tle Mirposa Land AMI Mining
Company. Tao snt br"n 5bt To reyoai ihe cohSuh
nation OF tho sIlo OF the whoe property 0f The t"u-
pany 10 comp Of the nam. Organized M
der the laws Of California on the zrollI th.i Mr. Kelly
would thus lose all his security for SiJJJJ de him rrpn
the present Company. The Injunction was granted
Jackson Schnliz appointed Receiver Of the prop
erty Of the ,OuIpany and referee appointed 7" take
evidence in the CASE Dir. StilIweil who Is defendant
la tho suit, summoned before tis' roiorfo ad i"h
ON To p.,duus the VI TIE Company "a "a posses
SON AS did not do the spp iion mentioned Was
made q. :.
M stilwe IN reply that the books belonged 10
tile old COMPANY any longer, an denied tat he hai re-
To obey order judge Barrett "ilhout ucc'u
Ing tue e1tUu OF nrii tI' ijt'" Wis cl"hsu
Ia W lrrduI the IsstuS al attacn nj, and 10 ie Ht
udant to )sItorlcs as 10 nls con Emp.
within days which TINE h. Uolnei the pfOeead'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
A SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNLyERsARY.

The anniversary of the Sunday schools of
the parish kov. ii. IJug. Jr d. d.. pre-
sdes observed yesterday afternoon In the Church
tho Holy Trinity, Maiisoasvo and Forty seoOndsL
There present the scholars attending tho school
the chnrch the Mission school. the mornin and after
schools the sohools OF Church OF the Mediator
aud Of the Church Of tho Epiphany and NJ the santon
Street School The members of each school marched
svther into the church. and zach school assigned
s.pasls part o! tho church Altogether thcru about
700 children present This services began with the
singing ~ tho Easter carol Birds sinyng." which
followed by tno "noriA Ia ESooislA Alter u long
examination tho Ca,sclisin by R'v. Dr. Tyis, Jr
the eadroa VI tao Chapel sohoOls presented the Pastor
with ssvps sIta, Knopg WHOM painting al n
oross baanrr, AMI bO'i ots VI flowers largo
number OF distributed Among tho olhru. aud
tho proceedings were closed with hynn and tue Bono
dlriun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
INCIDENTS or VIOLENCE IN BROOKLYN.

While Jeremiah Condor, u mason, of No.
s2I Tw nticl-ss. Bruosiyn return. I'D ais home
from Now-lork abOat $50 - III. yesterday. he
slulIed ffh-avc. near Der .ru-st, by two unknown
young men. who cut hiin severely Win knife tho
left sic Of his AMI his len He taken
the CITY Hospital SJme unknown malicious person
forced al entrance through rI window to william
l.oDerts's BLACK ifn-iop, at No 81 Farm e.. on
SATURDAY HIi cut tnc pairs OF hiUEs, ul.g
them abiut $40.
william 49, attempted suicide 10y shoot
n5 hmacif III the rShl car with pistol at Sh .rOuud
Para, H.. b., about l D. M. yesteiuay, On AaoOnii Vi
sl0nJoney al Dng unaDr ~ oD.ih eiipoJ IArHL dc
VS. taAen 10 the L.. D. .O5pltal
several porsons narrowly escaped being shot; sat
urAy, by a aci 80 boy. william SnaS, IL, wa
play ing with pistol lOaci with bies, Ia ord
o: tie house z4l ,riDsm-sL Tne weal,vn In
some way discharged and the bullets cniclUi sisOni
Biory oi tic io,loe vi Mr MoAsis. At No.
Jls kUutayo OF seve persons la the room, hpi
his face ny broken GAS rrJB the window Tho bi-
lets struck stove po, AMI fell 10 tao door. without
Ing any fuT1hox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS TO VESSELS.

The heavy gales which prevailed yesterday
blew scycli oo-DJdll vSss Is Jut ~ sis While udiOef
which ayins IN tbs harl~r dragged their
snchors and carried long d.slnce from tAoir
u0Ornga TLero oiurther things nom the overdue
steamship Metropolis ami le s.oiintds Cyco.'s urucd
yesterday alter ue5s starcn of T;ca ior tue vcs-o
Tao SCHOONER y. A scnult1, wuicL arrived al tns port
yesterday, reports passing tbs Metropolis on April 25
day bao.e part OT her passengers were ia on
by brkJicuD Inc saycst appren now Fcit
safety tle Mo.rios passengers aud crew.
Fears entertained That The cable STEAMER Faraday
which clt Lu-hnd on Itch - 10 repair lilo cSOie u
Ito DItct tDir III - VIA disaster
v,.ss, b..su liz, beau os.d ItVln ,nCe tusI dItc
IwO Steamships, tic LLt.I.h al te W hlto star
liuu AMI the cay Of DefIn lunin nit, nave Jst
en Liverpool and III arrive AT ts port dDnut My -
Considerable curiosity l. Manifested 10 Bee II Inc nilan
seaIsAp ely Paris, wiitu just Uen Rebuilt "r
Wn,to Star siealsip AdriAtlc, both Of WHICH lot
Liverpool April -, VIII reach tails port nrst Their
..ify. ia expected muDIcntariiy lne Sound stoamhnt
otoulIlLtUu,
pumped ou; AMI rscd aud repairs progressing Co..
lil. b-liuyci tan s.Io SIi lie ready
pl.pe on sac nut aDJIt .Liy ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
TIE Work op THE poAnD OF EXCISE

The Board IF Excise will rcorganize to-day.
the a,ca year having cios.d on SATURDAY During the
year 1854 applications mndo. tho oposs amount
Ing 1877, JOS &C. The greater portion of that amount
has collected since Autumn previous ia which tiiac
an open defiance had been manifested Ia the Excise law
The decided action Of the courts In the Of schwab
and others had caused many who had previously boon
Violently opposed the Scise law tn make applications
for licenses and among the FIRST was Aaron Hcrzberg.
ono OF Schwsbs bOndsmen and President OF tho Liquor
TeaIers Protective Association. Many OF th0-@ who
previously kept dsrcpuelc houses have either closed
their places reformed her mode OF doing biBhess,
and the Comm iss0nes sanxline saturday thai.
during the coming year tho law viii bo oey"d IN ~msa
all eases Nine extra inspectors discharged FIJI
day evening their services being no longer required.
The total number Of applications for tho woek were 1884,
official report inc Mayor for the year cnng ADrf so,
1875. VIZ he prepared during the coming week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST YELLOW FEVER
The Vvlanii. "A brig. from Pern3mbncO. Br,


Ill, arrived 80 III SHAY. JJtrI reporting
that tlsce days out tac captain seIbcd witn
ylcnt attack VI yellow fever. wncn resulted In his
death four days atsr. IIe WAS birIot ut II
Affirmed that ca33s ual occurred rLs volIli
ret..lIet - q l..iu n1 thc'c days, duny waich
time tle Vessel thoroughly fInki,rd In every pnrt.
u released from q iIrintine Oh SIinri.y one
Gwo oth,r vos''l, naye a-ri.l from 5,ItI American
p, rts each airing bin Of health toir officers having
rarl thai the in,p,c0u hsre vita WOW &, the post
nlty OF yellow fever. nIli ~ rid Tho Hmtb ON
at New York complain that In StIofn port the
quarantine doctor il very careless about giving health
..tBcatcs. DR.. VInl 'rJoi wio,e H.ui letter Vf
luns,rUS. NnerouiAn lie foreign oicCr in udk, Odl
next nuath b- says: "TInru ssYol.l OF
,CAno,s hcIC, .ac nLtuc ~ wh.cl NOT b doer-
uia;d" ~. '.ndSrl oo sL.d yrstrrLiy
10 bo inducnoc,i ~ dosrv tV accommodate
ODl.eIs vi tcsocIs.
Inc only In JJrtauo' sttanhd ~ th- Of ths
volanIi "a tnt ~ -a,"s tu5 Oh ;Oss ycHsHl,
witi sio mos Grc Sriis pc'I oucs VI ysIOs
lever reported RON SOu,h A.no.Ican pOi.S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
CRIMINAL nDTES.

Charles H. ROusS ana William j. Eel nlcfr'inn tr
,lcs of John H. fer constructive iarceny II getting
r " bay quo nom merchants ou creiil au .hun "a r
the 600 - Oer tlc n la he our u OthoId
$50 s. yest tsy s llcal not guilt Ban ir acA was
1000 Isy alrg7 lit tie eAont % tao oneus
ras M ala doo IA Ita II goods ihssci
OF cash found they could not otIar"i~ get ps
On account of the illness Ut Judge fcn@irt,
OF the Uuili states circuit t0ur tt edcr I" george
Albert M.s. ty Con. iose OF "--'is la ooSh
IrrtviI QloIe,. Io-t, dsJ! nest
Grand larry pr Ia Ictsbt- on Sair sy ~ iin"s
Cnars J. Sprs uSn5 cOaII-r'rit t"b tia i.1 on
stno, Thanls 10 clinr suOurnil fnuts broDH'- Jnd
Isunias Farrell AIT lraA1iv. t'.sicu .oi !" In. "a
NJ M s. " 10 irsd'iH. la ar itcJ o-,i
,a,l,c -, a Inn 1Or1Lrty ppos sur rs o gang
OF itliu conner. en- 'd vy U.rhussouor s'ohs
Ia A =, ,,I III acG4ou tIe ursnd Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
NOEIOLh'S GREAT PROGRESS.

RAPID INCREASE OF THE AMOUNT OY COTTON RE-
CEIVED FOR SHIPMENT NORTh AND 10 ECHOPf
INTERVAL CoMMNHGE-TEADE N fatIf AND
VE.iKTAHltS
To the EiitoroJ The Tribnne
SIR: Norfolk, in Virginia. is in certain
sen,, u suir, Of wYUrk eng hn1 kitchen garden of
York, II il only days journey fr"n lH Ihiii
tJvg ofice Yet req Ter Of TIE TRIBUNE may
Oft in lis cola nus c;tors nows or what n'i from
Colorado Springs, Cheyenne. or tho Dry Tortnsas than
from Norfolk No Sleepy Hollow il either. finish
town. but tI1 gns post, fast gaining among the cotton
IN rknts pal, second 10 only one in the whole country
TIE dree II ;he cation tr ida must always be OF in
terst to NGw-Y0rk m,fch ms. Look Mt thr following
stltan mt aud the IT win Of tao ira IL ut this point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
PARTICULARS ASKED IN TIE GREAT SUIT
AGAINST TWEED.

All OfUtT WIS SIdHUtuI rdVut'I'yt y W.T. %
Barrett in jIpre Court, Chambers, thdt the Attorney
General Snow cause before him today why hr shon' n"i
furnish bill Of particulars the millions sit against
Tweed TO the defent.nf, AMI why tIe Complaint DC not
made more definite ana certain 50 ~ to SLOW wia inter-
cat rho city the claim M stay OF proceeiih-S was
,r,,utd fine application wIs made the cUrrespnuf-
n afro adv prlpte.l an uu all l,Yit that the doftn +
ANTS time 10 answer expiring tHs sti inst. oro Was
no time TO give regular notice The motion goes on IN"
calendar Of notions the has preference over
every other; AMI Judge LsSrcnso having annonc his
intention 10 today calling tnonSh tnat eaich
dar Il viii probably bo a. gLci LDloriVw'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
DECISlOSS-AAY L.

Superior ourf-Hpec,ai er,a Dy Judge Sodg-
VIC - aries ast Barkrr; Glare AT The Nsdonni 'y
BtnA- ASSES s,IuL Draeo o, al sst ho.iy vi Al -
nv.nora d..n ev.ns~L otoTrs Az Bar eJ al ~
I'm, A. at Il smissci tusianrs '.nJ nt1 as@
~ IA iIeiscI DoDeI@ ui'hIu Al
Tor All o,sLs IA iit rau .e-j
Common Pieos-SpcN9i Iem.-By JIdge Locw.-
: On Company icnBL-Motoh or NaFe 20 al
r,iy grIAoI GA paJnoito StS "so'S sS'ef -"
il,.r-A.p. Or'i W De . "'i" %" h"tiV"
Lawns as .ao,tOn s.y i"shilis he u enc
.',t ,.r,. a. sra.t..A LOW 49, COl Ao,Io.
extend t4o w,n.D ~icb IT," Jail Dsy sl1chutl t'r
mi cIs, b,,lly agt the Ma GeN0ti0i Tor ieaso 10
srre an answer 81 the amont ,lnibI granteL Won
man AIT. ,arlne aLMOLOl 20 opei 1Ui-.dIt diil>
I,,rr agt uurohiL cbusrl tns
sp,e.r botorv me ~ suon tiey ssroc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
LAKE NAVIGATION.

WHITEHALL, n. Y. May 1.-The steamer
Brilliant OF the Northern Transportation line left here
for Canada last night with largo tow Of lghL boats tho
lrst OF the season.
Tan Ciisnplan Transportation COmpany's steamer
Adirondack arrived here from Tconderoga this evening"
aud " III commence her regular trips Monday next
DETROIT, Mich, May 2.-Tse Straits " yaek1naw are
now opon, and vessels can pass through without DIN
oulty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

-. In the matter Of Agsts
st a.
~. In tho matter Of
Wright
3O..In TIL matter ~ Tire %
filou NJ Stamford.
81. 10 tho matter Of Grafton
Il Al
80. In mo matter Of Lang.
AZ. In the matter ~ Lang
don III nj.
ain the matter ~ Ere
RAILWAY Omya1y.
30 In the matter Of bosson
Ut al.
80. In tue matter OF Coul.
tsr ct III.
81 IN tue matter VI the pc
ii Ion Ol Fisele.
3S. fniie matter 4 this ~
tit.On o. u TpnY.
80. In the matt, ~ the pa
uii0n Oi - Hare
40. In the matter OF tho pe-
q IOn Of Whitney.
IL IN the matt 7 ~ the Pc
tiiion Of Duryca
~. In the matter ~ the pc
t!tou II BrrnlCim1r.
43. In tho MAJ t''r ~ the Pc
uLOn Of i,ae.
81 In the matter - tbs pc
fit.on Of Kelly.
SPECIAL TR.N-AdjOnrnof
CIBc Tr-PAEr
672. Kelly. adm r. agt y. Z.
X L. aud Trans. 20.
~ nj.
ll0J DOhnol agt. IJtaauf.
l..iJ. 80 ~UlLlsr agt. Cobnit
and ano.
y as Cook AT. Feyh and ano.
81. cunningham at Mar
Tin AMI ano.
1851. Creep sgL Jseoby sn'i
III. .Spraguc and ano. at.
~ sTn'r.
27%J. .CshilI agt- Tho Mayor.
1917 San Print. and Pub.
Assn agt- tribune
Assn.
1853. Polilon, s'tr art. Vol
kcning aud ano
SU5 =. Phil =. exx. go. agt.
Melville.
1878 ROuiBson ct Al. sgt.
HodR- iss.
4t3 Duncan AIT DE wiz
fl-3, Clue agt. EmoIicn.
IaIl. How and ond auo. ast.
GilIrsp.e ~ M.
l2s3l. Van .NOstTaDd sgt
Gwyuue.
~ Q Bergen alst. The Mayor,
go.
SUrRRME C0TRr-CTPcuTr-PA
$50 Chr stal AT. Hart
sUlS. d. lsc q otHL AT. ScAmalo.
l3lo Cars aud aIo. aat
j. ctiusD
22OI 2. O'Br.on agk Brown'
1896 Dinock hgt. Hu'ohiu-
0Ji. GOunOnd art Thini ave.
ia lrrpi company.
1903. Gnrrnry agt. feLr, -
o-oo n-...,.. a.,t The Aayoy
1878. Dun AT. Murphy.
1877 DIN u al sgf. Murphy.
Los Doyle ag,. y. y, u. q
L.. Iii. aud suJ.
leo VIII {, adm r. &c, aSf-
kipp et al.
l2Si..JoSsup AT. smith ot az.
i-22 .Crcamer and aBO. sgI
he Mayor. go.
2U5. .AIC .er ri al at Han
lon IT al.
277i. PeO.le rx rel I,outrei
AIT Ne. aIJo.
03O Maibos ast SOgall.
i.U4 ..IO.crs aud AIo. agt-
hfTsti,.
lllf.. Piait,, assignee, agt
Mount.
1924 .CLiflln ct al agf-
C.uimDy.
ia. .Macfarland agt Hart
for. and Sog-YVIk
Steamboat Co.
1924. Ki-Tsiead agL O'Brien.
4J2L Cltrk at COoheriG
and gaO.
1929 LGA1. akL Julian
IlIU. Wa. and sno. agt.
NiobOisOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
CIVIL MOTIFS.

I'm the United States District Court, TO NOR
o JuIgc R:a,uforl viii call the bankruptcy ALI
cas- the jury calendar
The proceedings in the Templeton haltas
cnrsus before Judge DJnOhuU, were adjourned un 80
Saturday next, owing Ia fAr - AueoS vi eo"n'eI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
CALENDARo-THIs DAY.

First Mondays ModDa Calendar viii DO eA1i D. IL M
GENgaAL TKRx -DAvI, p. j.. bgApT AMI DAME J. }.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
PART III.-BARhkrT, J.

PtlsI / l. - BAhtkll' .
83l .EUbrrsOn agt Ws'ldi1.
14l Do Iu,e sgt nelly,
Shcrtr.
23l. Nelson agt Del & lack.
a. W. ~ L. "a.
537 MrTi,len iUoi Co. aBt
NDig IN.
1901 Nash, ass, sgt Combs.
1891. .CuitiD ssL the Mayor.
80.
1897 strong, Rhrr. ssl
IaintDr.
IO2J. .OtstriCh & aDO- ngt-
Eiib-Tt II al.
llN5. Walton ots.l- si{t Daily
ct al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

A girl Ii years old In Milwaukee In covered
with soaes ike fLshs. Tloy have lin UhSsnsaaonixs
t,e1l.y OF changing their color. Now, Mr.. BarRun-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

l..DmseuDnry Ut al. at
Cal. - .4al0.
2. D!lSIaUr' IL Al. Az
Ai.siIls Il al
3. .crotu,t AL. Henry.
o.,riG, ct ~
4. Coulter al Al AL
W Dita
s. .corbin. )r. anti ana. s8L
huviu aud ano.
D. Cvniu AT q. ~ n. y.
Cou. o., DupI d.
7. .Coila At, crDcr Of
al
g.. In tao matter VI tho 10
thin II Inc GerlliAn
Hospital e Al.
p. Mates vi AULs,.A et n
10 In lIo IllItUr OF Harn.
IL. In tho matter Of LIED.
Ter.
10. I'm tho matt.r ~ saaSsA
lS..In the matter vi uio ~
IlIon oi rStats of
Sarswoftay.
Ia. mo J. Ina Lao mA,tot OF
thr i'rtiiLJi VI Jones.
Is. mo. y In i.is mittnr u
JDnoa
10. In the matter OF Blt
rowsky.
II. In lhv uiaiLor 0f Sauzh-
ton.
l8..In the matter NJ noit
lriD u nj.
10. In tho matter Of the
Rector. 80. OF 81
Tuomp, Church.
10. In tlis uiAttof VI Jones
1T ~.
IL. In tIo matter ~ Spios.
%. In the matter 0f Jar.
dino.
%. In tho matter Of tho fs
uti0p OF Graham
-. In Tho alalLcr "a kct
tlsta1.
IS. In Size Haastor Of BWSs
OF 81.
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I Guidpt AIT The Major.
&c.
Lar - agt. The Havor.
3 Lar.ina .tgt. The Mayor.
4Newuold agt. Opper.
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8. Uliuck agt Brennan.
7. .Cu.lSiucry sst. PrsrsaI
ait.l anO.
4. .GrnMtn AT. Burr.
o Harrison at. Tinker.
10. Fag1lan sgL Knox.
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tory agI BE. cAer 81
and (. L. Il. Il To.
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ia Cooper and znV. aSI
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81 kcmp.c agt Barrow
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aR,xn,, Decentralization J. -rlonas Mdrsoy, ~, I'd
berry John s, Johnsgn sas ii.'s't ,s,sss pss
Tyarsou thafus scrustctn baryar); kvsn r. an. ~
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xssi ,sr, cav, Joan H. ASshvs v,gsny fss 49, us.sy,
Pnal IA, "a. Dvry tician'inx. t'solse s'srn. Ana '
petit ARRAY.
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MINOR CHANGES

James Do,d has been appointed chef Engineer ~ the
new L,unIy Court house IN place OF Martin " rgay re
moved. Daniel PrixpitO hts been appointed thri CLERK
o.ico .'os of Joan Il. Van BasErk rc-
moved. and Thomas T. barrett IN place Of Daniel Polk
otto, prunntcd
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the Aldermen. Dming the Afternoon Commissioners
KING. Dlmm1ok. and Cox were sworn into oihoe
sKgr.Hns OP THE NR COMMIssI bSRRs.
Den Wfu r. smith Is native OF 81. Ai1an,, W., and
81 years old lilo appointed ~ the Military Academy
at Wt Point IN 81 and graduation w.f1urn ia the
class Of lslJ In the same c~s wore Fi1 John roTto
AMI Gordon Grnnsos. Ho commissioned a Second
Lieutenant in the Typographical Engineers. and from
Nuvombcr loiG. To ALgusi, lI!s, he Wa, actns A.
sisL,nt Professor vi 4athenaics ~ TO W.st Point
Academy. Afterwafd he engaged in the survey
the Lake Superior REGION aud OF the military road 10
California nnd served tho Mexican Boundary Com
ssiOn. Ic had rson to the rans OF Captain. aud
serving Secretary Of the Lighthouse Board ~ Was
inston when tho vf the Rebellion br"as When
the Precedent called for yolnntcors, Capt. Smith
tansd leave Of absence, and given
by tho State authorities OF Vermont com.
mand Of tho 81 Vermont Regiment HIS Was with ,ist
regiment In nrst battle Of Dul Run. ahd aiicrwsrd
ss,,se Ia r~orsansng hadefeatsd Union Army. lie
promoted lobe Brig idel-ienerIl oi Volunteers
loOI nnd afterwnrd assigned the orninand
of division. H. assisted ION Mcclellan In orsani ling
tho Army Of the Potomac. Whom thai army sl.rtei
the Peninsula campaign Con. Smith coiu.iinItsi d
division tho corps Cen Ksyos sIterward known as
the Fourth Corps. but just before the army
Yorktown up the Peninsula. Hda. Smiths dvision wis
transferred the Sixth Corps iadoI by Gen
E. Franklin Con. 5lta phtio sisI in all tho prno pal
At Antotsm. At tho battle VI Frderioksburg no com
manded SDe Sixth Corps. He taen dot4oaod from
tins Army OF tho Potomac and scrved Calof
the stan of tao Of dspartnens
the West He srved IN tails capacity with Gen Rose
siitin OF Cok anaugS IL was don Smiths
plan Of sending Gen HJokers oorpi to scizo Look
ont Valley that mad the effect OF raising tho
blockade OF Chattanooga by Gen. Bragg. ami
that ty allowing ample supplies Of provisions
t. be forwarded to the reorganizcd forces under Gen
Grant gave the latter time 10 perfect his plans and with
hiS REINFORCED army drive tho from Lookout
Mountain and Mission Kider. When Gen Grant "a
suInd o direction Of military movements In the East
Gen. Smith was given command Of tho Kishieonth
Corps, then scrvins with the Army M me
James. Iho COfYs WA trltnsfrrroI ~ tue
Army OF tho Potomac, and participated In
IA thr engageucnts wnirh ended with the capture Of
J. edmond Aiesnwiir Gen smith lad ,en pom JIed
he Major General OF voiuntocrs, uae rcsysl
eral grades by brevc for gallant and N torons services
ths Of tbs the shs<seuth Cvrps c0Dl
d4sed vita The Tenth and Con. smith sons ~ tis