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The Hon. Zachariah Chandler has been ap.
pointed Secretary of the Interior Department,
and actually took the oath of Office, and yes
terday was in his seat at meeting Of the
Cabinet. 1t is said that when the appoint
ment was first rendered him the facetious ex-
Senator laughed at the idea of the thing.
When asked what he was doing a. Washing
ton, he said he was trying to learn the Choc-
taw and Spotted Tail languages, but he feared
he could never reach that huency necessary
for Secretary of the Interior. They say the
old man drinks. If be does we will bet him
a bottle of brandy that instead of learning
the Choctaw and Spotted Tail languages, ne
cannot pronounce National Intelligencer.-
Louisville Ledger.
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Monogram waist.bel are the latest agony
among the would-be conspicuous girls Of the
period
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The correct thing now, when a man gets
into trouble for crookedness, is to threaten as
founding revelations. The latest advocate OF
this theory is Paymaster Spaulding. Glue
my, isn't it?
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The New Orleans BULLETIN can be had of the
news agent in Mobile, at the depot, on the
arrival of the 2 P III. train.
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DIED.

DIED.
BURBANK-Jn New York, October %, Edward :.
Burbank oldest son of e. W. Burbank, ageu Vwe 10y
Years and sig months native of Assumption, Loui
siana. -, r
Rochester and New York papers please copy
GILMORE-Friday morning October g, ls'9, a.
6 o'clook Virginia Bell, wife OF the ate ~. - 80
more. native of Longford, Ireland. sgeu 'Aii y
years. .,.
The funeral will take place from her late resloeh
corner of Basin and Common streets, al nan pass
p M The fri nds of the family and those OF ner
brothers in law p b. Gilmore, j. B. Gilmore l. foieS
and f. D. Sheridan are invited to attend.
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear
DR.. C. BEARD, Occuifsss
IA DAUPHINE STREET ..---.h
Orleans Innrmarys
Caise hours from 10 to 81.
Up-IO,cn Ladies
Are respectfully informed that 1 will open my
BRANCH KID GLOVE DEPOT,
AT 594 Magazine Street,
Location of my former Dry Goods Store)
IN Next SATURDAY MORNING, Oct. %.
With full lines of all the popular makes of GLOVES
for Ladies' Children and Gentlemen, embracing all
the shades.
ALL MY GLOVES ARE WARRANTED, NJ
MATTER HOW LOW THE PRICE.
large stock of Novelties in Ladies' and Gentle
mems TIES will also be opened.
s. G. KREEGER,
o23 1t 14] Canal and 594 Magazine street.
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Mansfield Reporter, 10th: For the benefit Of
many who have not the opportunity to learn
Of the progress of the New Orleans Pacific,
We will state that we gather from our ex-
changes and other sources, that the road is
progressing most favorably. There are at
work on the line between $50 and 600 able
bodied hands under the skillful management
of Major Green, the chiei engineer, and a full
corps of able assistants. Major James, the
contractor, is fulfilling his contract to the
letter, and will continue to do so, it is conf
IDENTIFY asserted, to the end. Sixteen miles Of
the road are already graded, crosstied, and
the bridges under contract We confidently
predict, that without some financial revulsion'
If our people will do their duty. the locomo-
tive will whistle in Mansfield by the LIST day
of September, 1876.
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LETEE INSPECTION.


NEW ORLEANS COTTON EXCHANGE, !
New Orleans, Oct. 20, 1875. )
Alta special meeting of the Board of Directors,
held this day, it was
Resolved, That the Levee Inspectors be in
struct to report oil vessels whose masters refuse to
furnish daily reports of cotton received or who may
refuse them proper facilities for the discharge OF
their duties
Resolved That the Secretary be instructed to post
upon the boards of the Exchange the names OF all
vessels whose masters complained OF by the
Las pectors and that the Secretary shall also note
all UGH CASES upon the reports forwarded to the
ports of desina ion of such vessels
Resolved That in the event of any one fore bly, ill.,
terfering with the Levee Inspectors OH the levee
they be prosecuted ao cordng to law.
By order of the Board.
t2l 1wM&E henry G. HESTER, Secretary.
Notice to lac Collectors.
STATE OF LOUISIANA AUDITORS OFFICE,
New Orleans, OCTOBER 10, 1875. )
Tax-Collectors are hereby reminded that October
81 is the last day on which delinquent taxes can be
paid without penalties hence legal notice to those
still owing these taxes should be served at once.
CHARLES CLINTON Auditor.
90 1Ot2dp
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NOTICING Orders taken on the Bulletin ONCE
unless Endorsed by the PROfkiEIOh'
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Received per steamer Hanover, a large invoice of
Partisan BONNETS and HATS. Embroidered and
Plain Cloth COVERINGS, Silk and Wool cos.
TUNES, LINGERIE, SILK PATTERNS. Etc
Expected per steamer Frankfurt another invoice
of the latest novelties, which Nine OLYMPIC is now
selecting herself in Paris
oil IS 10 20 p "A &c 2s 30 2dp
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To the Ladies'.

Thanking my friends and the public in genera
for their liberal pal ronage bestowe ed upon me- re
spectfully invita- them for the future to patroniz
my successor,
NINE. MARIE VOISIN
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Mr.. A DAGORET, successor to Nine. Marie
Voisin respectfully soicts the patronage heretofore
extenced her. A. DAGORET.
o5 2p I'm
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
THE Lost RECORDS.

O.
For she past few dys George u. Harncs OF
Til city and samuel Aioas III -r.llr riiv boia oi Ga"
20 .inerr'5 Department. have s'vsn ti'.r whcia attc
ton 10 tc area b. order IL Col. iatcs aad SeldaI
M .rnucn ihcy ceiad IN finding Tue in lS doci-
lleuts. III the Dls Ia tn oilc Of IN hl-a 't:-ln1
there s big Pile ~ a. m-.af been ea'V,n'i gone OYER
AMI indeNcd w.tLout the rai oi tnc ones that
we're N.t.trd. At a a;' hpar Wednesday afternoon !t
ocru~rrd ID Mr. Barnes tat H. would overhaul The con-
a came act"S~' ~ On 'l't' - ~ Ii.;'cr ,p =, i
nv large stoyc and SnWiy aah pans WHICH Aclt IL CLOS
conEny rAc BOX was 'Hilfl ol' li.o W. W. @ ns,, .''
CI, ned and To- as PAT o ii3 dustF contents alfr r.
the missing records. tb3 boA IN question: Contained INC
following books and plp'ir: .
Iina account No1h D. "1u'Hlhnc me ma, "ccVui : oi
the folio Siu- contracts: tOustru, IN OF lN~st .ncA
on .iir Ciampain Canal Grur-c DIns",rc, contractor
crlar.c,nent of fi4d lock Ccho,. j. Y. BoDincf, n
ft,of.r. n,u-fr. ,l of Ilpu's lu, q CurWpiaiil
Canal ~ Stlutou Ger, coitrl''Df; cohSif''rli Oh :"
"Doicn and iron tu'yre,h ani rod-b'dS over .e 40,
across the Hudson Hiyor at fOrt Miller bridg", H. H.
Druison. contractor ,
NJ Bouns Hghts E,auct Flaglcr contractor; N0f" on
Fish C;,cl, Cnlmplain Canal ,,,
Book 3d. part >. iinpioven@nt ct me thamplnh
ttdrtor; cons tIctlrn 81 bridge al tnfi Ann nan pa.
Canal j. T. Buck, contractor; constructor Il" III uSe al
Fort EDWARD CImpan Canal, Chailca N.'desar con
whitehall, JnHcs p. Rucl, CONTRACTOR 'i io't '99it ~
the Cuampiin Canal from TIE suii ri nI GutIt iu'h
alovc scniIyeryl,ic, Billiards. Berd H. II, Denisop
Book !, part . Construction Of Mclntyrc-st bridge,
Fo.t Edward, over tilc Chanp ~ Cana, JtinS y. biC,,,
canrctor construction O arm brdScat fort Ann over
H. t'haInlain CaI willard johnson contractor; az
ar cnent Of The Chainna.n Canal below ochuyier'iie
and I,ulli.ql's Rcud. y. h. IsDOine contractor.
In addition to these final account hooks, the box CON
tan.d journal 70. 1872 OI ID. {. Jcnne, DIVISION Eh,
.un. MI e. up OF official cInuuul, dtlOs to Ic canal
Road sfnats letter copy book. an INDEX popN
two on. ,ina estimate books, nlns hcli DO0hs, anu u
number ~ check rolls, aostTa, l. O Di'l5"h Eloloe'
rtporls bills and receipts.
(f1r IJeys Coben on the Report o. nc I"te9a'"V cV"-
.fttst SO I"tItH I'tJD
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
MARGARET IGOE'S CHARGE.
TEE POLICEMAN FIVNIGTY HELD TO AWAIT ACTION
NY TIE GIANn IILY

The case OF policeman Terence FinneTty,
who Il carged win having outraged Margaret goc was
resumed If the Ionbs Police Court yesterday morning
before Judge ott2rbourg Counsel for the defense made
Ilot.n tgt tie lant be dismissed, and the pms
discare el by of Inconsistencies ihc" n
gfu.tes, and CONTRADICTIONS in the gins ovn ST. =
mcnts Consl pointed out that in tic complaint All,s
Jsoc states ,hpf FGHcrty thc fra man s" MT while
n rr d cont size states positively hat she mot
llafcY fist. He iuifLcr argued that her titimoiy was
not lpoItcd by any ohr witnesses. Counsel or tie
people 1s.cd 1t i,tn ming thI tHcre md been no
Cy.e., ldity.r fJr the ensc hat tc.C Wus lOtl-
lg show ti'nt the gri he'd megc"nary motive for
nH kng lie cg-c, but the contrary it lad appeared
iai Inauyv u8d been Of.ici her 10 leave tic cOpnry
Judge torbOurg .} that tie conflict between the com
Ia and The r's testimony as 10 which Ji-cf sio SiW
f. ~ Was ovid ut, and at bc unal" . de c1rnc
Ni' Sac ldo OIe but otltr tle = con-
aiu1. ~ both WClC IL. i"n'3us Uc could not dismiss
ID caoe ana III retgTc dcliol the notion
Counsel tic decIse then moved that bal IN the ease
be ltce at uOd i.r TIC cousii for the people
reminded Ct'ft that the oense charged against FIN
ncrty W..s pni. .ho with mprisunment nt for not less
.n 10 gtais. and Lat Tie amOuLt Of bt tIobd b. Dc
T.. mined accordingly. JNt2e Oicrb1urg std that the
p n wohld of c0ui.t De governed by the gravity al IN.
otl, nsr CHARGED f9tc in the atterno0 he 1unoIu'c
at thc bail fixed ut - 900. Counsel Tor the defense
'tAiu- WaiNr further examination, Tie cas- VIII - 10
tut G.rj J.fy f.ngCrty waS takrh ~ his cell IN the
10 as JIt IL a. cX ic,ol thai ms tiua VIA i n q. 'li"
hlI r,f..fcd IN dly two MargaIoJ soc wds taken
O the IlOusc OF Detention.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
DrCTSfONg-AUG, g.

cyDrCnc Conr,-( (h7mbers-By Judge We brook.
era act Maurice ci al 10 not thiik tbtt y" 'ros
r nlauiin clear continue this ininI'n Vn hz
thS care % sh0" tat 's ohi1
1. crrd "a rapd and speedy tiial The 1un' ION ass,s
ed uuou DESCENDANTS 10 Ieer w .'scI~e "soh
fc co "a p naIae .riIss ia. 10 agfe y "a one .nn
axe week notice .. Gr!fIng, and ofl - y ssn 70
co AIN rroyos tor and continuous ui u thr o
fcia refuses pula the innnct On Is CTS
10 aIt, event. Donovan agi. Nucings-Nfit ffsftH'
., of tie SuIgoeaie - sew York. med" At - ls5,
t toI was direct a T. LAY $3.50 into Suoeai"s OJait
aud nu f1ilure lay ~ Lo Eas been bhitaS
oncl las been appeal hol the n''sSs -, -
f sfafse sliosAs U ES CCg = lt1l The c.t t ~ as
staC a. t. permit review only W api.al on ~ ~ fns
.leI This Wril cannot De lsed tofevl" III
thai counsel argue r i3 o'c,sr
sr.er u mprsGIucl; :; a-d not tne hna ' i' ".
IOln By the ai'i - m 1he
wrong Dtt tdse tic Oilgha "a. - 'I"S;
It iG0 by attaching o." lit'r j." lnp 7 '' .' 90
te dec l. night ,olbCnt !, ikht 0I"ii iue tAe
,sl ,Oecto, Tea tLo re- hrL ~ bc'oe Ec 80. .s.o
il I, m substance ant act ateu.i to rrn"N hf dffro
Of surrosae by eeItoari AID not by appeal ID. via
prt4s Il
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07

viney r In its eyenness and the unluted air. To
breathe 1t is about like taking voyage. The
watcr there the physicians say s tempered to just the
tight point for bathing and for mes people the bath is
the most beneficial Of the various modes OF restoration
st John IS the most picturesque and beautiful city
In the Province of Xew Brunswick. Like diamond set
In gold II crowns ts rocky eeaGland which stands boldly
out into the bay, and approached either by or By rail-,
promises 10 the Summer traveller pleasure
seeker bright and cheerful atmosphere, a
cool climate, pleasant drives excellent opportunities
for yachting. aud elegant hotel accommodate
II is suggested by The Freehold a. j. Democrat that
e sea front along the coast Of Monmouth County sboud
be free and open to tie public. 1t adds "The county
ought to lag its hands upOn enough II the coast for
roadway along its whole length. What magnificent
drive II would make from cabi ht TO Sea Gi, with the
billows rolling in side and the ether side lined
with beautiful cottages and country sea There would
be no drive in the world TO compare with it, and such
road maintained for few years would brd up its whole
length, and add mine Of wealth to the taxable property
OF orr county 1t is not too late TO acquire this road at
small cost Except at Long Branch the most OF 1t could
be acquired without expense. That II will be opened
some day we have doubt 1t ought TO be opened now
and the present ion ought to enjoy its benes
IL Is said to be positive pleasure to breathe ut Rawley
Springs, Va. "oae would Imagine" writes a CORE
GpOndet, that all newcomers have the Sapcs, but they
are only inlaling the exhiaratins atmosphere" The
neighbOing streams abound in trout and the forests
fui OF eaine.-..A CORES fOndcut writing from Point
Clear, Ala says Briefly summarized the qualifications
OF Point Clear are Accommodations $3.50 bathing and
fishing. excellent; cool breezes mosquitoes, good at
tendance and poD food. IT very easy forhc Summer
peasFescekcr go much further and fare much worse"
Steps have been taken to make the Cascade formerly
lyant Springs, in Franklin County, Tenn trst-class
suianer resort The Springs substantially the
sarne mineral clements the celebrated Hurricane
springs. The advantages Of Beach Hammock, near
af lal;h IN he ,lic bs
tho erection Of new hotel The hotel has already
proved too small to accommodate the pleasure seekers
and small cottages to bc built - supply the de-
iciency
Tho residents in the ncichbOrhool OF Crosse Point
the bank Of Lake ST. Clair. unable 10 accommodate
all the applicants Cor board du-ng IT, summer, and is
proposed 10 erect large hotel there. The distance
fIom Detroit is not great, ana hocl there would be Of
gr advantage 10 merchant, who caun0t leave their
bu>n' shullag tlc Fr count around Colorado
Springs. il Is sgl never looked bcttpr than at
South Of tbc D iic tie Edss j. beautiful, grcOL, ana
thck; the "ili h0vc.c aIr fresh AMI lovely and all
natUIc - smiling ana fruitful.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
sArIruAY. ArC. z.

SAIt lDAN. Att. Z.
For England, Waies, ana !el1d, wa Inserso"1 ana av
cscoi by the steim-ldp Brianllc, blaAs COL ~ a w
40 nary NAL Steamship saii' III y . in nom f~
f,r SEQ ANA oay via Glasgow ly The ste Gs'ip rtopA
miH c,ss AZ a. M. - 9uips.4.ntalE lat s"AAs"'V
y.. q: p a. m, from Pier No. "a, Nurin RIVER g.,
!er France direct, by thr Hsailsnp I'-t.t fhs 'ys.
p NJ. 40 Suuyenl Atay Mall steanlhhp SAILS 81 .
T. frou 10 80 ,,ortt iti az
for gI.pe VIA sOathaptJa apt Bremen ~ = - inshp
I.hrir h. close 1T Hoo o. = Nll"ieJ lliif Jan -
cl,s,G 30 p. n. steamship .ls 1T l. in 10 Ai "s
NJ ,r Kcy Wet; by nship Ci,y u Ndc' ross
n n steamship sails NJ, from peT Ne 20 Last lser
~ lNl'Ah, 81 o. -.
Lttc-s for The Sautwlc' D. rad- - l,a'ls Z IN
arl Ausralia By the sj.aieD ArfgtO 90 -ai ron Haa
500 on Monday, s. L., loari D. mailed b" az" NS"-
YCrN Post Once Oh ~ 80 Ir -AEu =, } TX - , d., . ..
All Was IL Oc.lcs LII Iie Pos'-piee 10 efas
fioi. Q 4. "a. % ii q. Ia. ,-.-,.... NJ, oc..
t loT NtNlOInulu4 Cooe az ne ScN' o4A Ae~'N-o~
cyrry uay dt l.3D T. M -, - - ,...., p,.s
Of.c sNtIy day at p m
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

W,sulNGroN Aug. G.--The following ~ the de-
er, of the tinted states supreme onft ~ care p" e5
IIr s,r ( ed and Marine Insurance yomlay V ias
sacnusots plAnli "a orIor agt sdhty " 80 ioi o - -
III Danil IN error Ia thS trcult o'xI ~, l ,e M
fsnFtLCTn District o III i"is MI |"'' '"''1" "' W.
lgcrcl thc opinion 81 TIE Court . o. en-. ,,.a, 4,
az i'o'i'' OF WI
nry yas val, cd to sbmttg! - le Coit un.nf
Ia, pryisious OF March D. lNbo tl1 Nt' ~ io
plea was general issue, Win stipulation oy ,ne pr
tai IN defendant ght 0Aer anI every l1tr III VI
dere nner it, with like effect as though seh id.eI aad
IA. en- spest, pleaded TLefe Mas general ih.hS WV
plauii and JGgIa,ni acooniingy A. the tIh bi o. en-
pigs ~, akun, rcb embodied all the evidence SeSrt
,,iu- eTo entered the rulings of the tour upon mo
adni,slnu of bsiBoly, hut ois c t"sc iuihP" hlS
mere rlu the close OF the testimony tle &c
Idat nado hc IoNng objections 10 tio hhans a ue
lasats fol the pantin: - Al. -, -. o.,,,o, ,,o
l. ghat the plaintiffs e was cond o'nai or samI.o oe
tltla aud The .iins tte
ssasa and that there waa sach pohcy oh,eaehs vi o
Kind Of tide he poasesaed tO yaatf tiie pocj. .
THAT ths Vf o te houses ana iH w hrs
SCI after the making plloy AM beioc the 2s wltho1t
te rcrsrnt hce O the Defendant, vattd the p'cy
r. mat ia tie Proofs the pi III had stated alaelS tii tue
rrops ny was M WluD In ac tie houses ana o1s "
loo gvi tO ks We ad etl the ioJey was rendered NOh
And dii, claimed ~ e,d,h'e Oi the nLu ~, l
palIi In sending of the contract to Tie ''eisist
had omitted copy sent the nlorsomont or nMi
anu tt lot lss been tinsctred W Mfs
ben. ... =.
gi, cp seaaired by tho polAy, " Lhe dutcaiaanI
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
TIE MISSISSIPPI JETIIES.
PROGRESS OF tiiE WORN BEoo & ni 'Afi' "AD''

PROGRESS OF rHE WORK BEGrS BY CPi' hApS'
Fran The NscOft.da ftIn'S.
Work upon the jetties is progressing as r.
yoaly as tud have b,cn Anticipated aiu "a" icHu. >
ready obtained we hear, OF he moss satisfactory
cha ractcr ON the eastern location pies lave poc'
driven "a distance of 100 feet from tie sioi' Fni
ioincd tnyrtheY hy scaniu"s. Tie time-ono'u ,h''y
ina, the bottom would h- found Of character I" pre-
clutn the DC isiiy of pe-driyng, or, IN oihr "oaS,
that heavy sticks of timber would SINK ~ t!ic
dr,ths only Oisnp,r miles dsau. h1n ,i' SUI vi
t water proves utter Iatcy. Upon bJp lir'u i' %
willow matrass sunk alOnS the plies, thef" i'S d,''.
lated from eighteen 10 t""nfyuur in'lS % s,lhtch,
aud at he T.. me time water which ~ Ia; commence ue
o inc ytik K ,y. from dse to ten cet d'rp ah occhVu
fro, five more, there beng lNch Icc "cl'
formerly thrr, were but i've, aid tWcn rect "icic
there w, r. twelve Tie manuIlctu.c 0i ibicD~ 'lIo"
mattresses GOES forward ulOn thc way VIC t' va
torilI H. brought ia bdrgf. AFTER enhstF t's 81.
launched, droyu.l H. the piles, Lcd WIN si"'' ana
eiuk Wura uICn the western location, "t'h WIZ CON
during current week, H II tuo'. ht M i''
,;tucc Ui.l cN II greater igpdity than tle I.st
on the wesern shore Mics an beng diFrh 'ur uh ~
fensye hotel which is ifDueilatcly constructed Ior
fhr cr.;unv!tipn 81 the officers ahd f'ch 'sitDls ~
ehoc - - droD in From to-day II Is ifOno""l ~ mhh
yilu Inattr Ses 20 the rate O 700 itrl "a Il hcuis,
aud 10 drive 600 iiral feet ~ pilihs "lih 'he c
s,r. f time This viii increase the afea"y afE' iV'c
40 II gratfring to know thd since thc holh .,i-
mcrcnd not ease Of sicknc-8 has occurred ana thit
ty as all have been en loyci there hds - Drh
flr lahfc,t hi uf Nlfcmpcr Inc tirF. te'pti-
inc az tnc wafer in the South PsG ~ mdtcl 't hShE,
and should work continue az me ratc ~" coii''"oiS
f,li assnied IL must. troubles viii qnc~y emu.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
THE COURTS.

CROSS ORDERS IN THE TWEED SUIT.
ARRAgGi.MESTs FOR APiEALs FROM THE DECISIONS
OF JUDGES DoSoHUE AND BARRETT.
The entry of cross orders in the Tweed suit,
so as 70 facilitate he appeal from Judge Doohue oFder
granting bill OF particulars and from Judge BafFtus
decision refusing roduce Tveed's bail, wss arangei
between counsel so at the following ordere were en-
tered without opposition yesterday before Judge Wes
brook in Supreme Court, Chambers the Hlst Dy MI or
ham, the second by Field & Dcyo;
The People OF the state OF New-York agt Mm NJ
Tvced. mplrGded With The Mayor, etc. of NcR-fork.
The defendant, Tweed Dayns moved TO yasa,e .hg g.
der OF rest herein reduce TIE amount n hail. an nr
d. ID. Field and r. Dudley Field bayn: been heard for
the motion. and Mr. Cha:les OSon0r ana Mr. "LcceF IL
Now upe resdIr the order 70 show cause dated july
g 1872 and the conplani ana the rap,s M w.,
and other papers upon which TIE same WAS .>e'h INC
whom noiccs had been served tessday If tRo County
Clerks scarcher as to property aIeceo ny hc nos of
pcnaency 0f action hcfal the ofaf oi lrVs. ii iV ~
nhiiaNits and other papers upon Nhlch IL was raeu p
being admitted that the defendant was arrested June -
1sI5 the pleadn"s order OF afr',t ana rev M s
and the orders as To d,contniapcc Ii inc st oi nc
People aSansi Tweea Garycy, AMI others Sie alsl liS
of the motion aud the aHdavits OF Wheeler H. Peckiaa
aud notice 10 "A taxation Ot costs IN c,e ca fc's
against Tweed Garyy, and others, dated July D. and
notice as to cos.s AZ iie same SUIT oltol W ~ 80,
and admissions OF service OF both said notices ana an
affidavit OF John ii. stoutenbuTgh read IN opposition
1t ordered that TIE motion vecate the order Of
aiFes, Oh Wlclulht "cod 10 ro'n'' 'i' "h,'uhs w
based said order to show cause, DO and the same IL
hereby denied with 80 costs
The other order Is follows:
On reading and filing The affidavit Of r. T.. Deyo nnd
the order show of Jr Justice WoStb oOk O Gate
of Aug. s. 1879 ana the coscnt of the Attorney zen
eraI. motion Vi Field a DcyO attorneys 1r dtirno-
ant Tweed ordered that the order of Mr. Justice Davis,
stay ing proceedings OF defendant Tweed on tne order OF
Mr.. Justice DOnOhus be and Is f'ir IhOdlb III
MS to permit the defendant Tweed to end ay0r get any
order made against him entered. TO appeal from any
order. TO notice any appeal, or to take any Dthcf lIO-
cncng exc pt attempting to enforce the order ol N.Y.
Justice DuIollc.
An application 10 discharge the great Tweed lis p0l-
dei, it related TO a house and lot Oh Broadway
nor h OF Twenty foCrhs claimed by Dir. Edeleioin the
partner of Wm. Il. Tweed ir, Bis property by bona
hdc purchase. adjourned over To Monday.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07

Bet The court held and fcsi'edt -o, .~,v
J. That the plaintiff lad miserable int rest 10 ~. pIo
not had the Jbsonte ttc, ana ii-i ,nsS
was sach conceament Of lis actual interest o' '""
y That ioscycr II might the lot and buing ssa
ay COVE 81 10 Mr. of coDvei snce Go nos
repdsr invai policy ~ Insurance as 70 the "oe ho1
. That IL td not aruesy The evidence " az ~ ms pisrs
Of loss ,hc riautin had wlkaIy Intentionally iassX
sa;el the tile n,eres; IA the property a. ~ nass
have regarded al M hs m one sense hOdgt t"' 'e WV"
| ld var ID his wife ..., o,,.,,
TIaf the Company had waived any rght 1t mis ofi1n
ay have lad 10 iudsi upon the fact tat nVs q: ~ VI
ht the end O thc Li Ol ese"bt'onF sia nii o. ~
Ing senature " the jude, are tbe words , -
lowed" without anything 90 indicate tPcsiy Nss' W. q
ci,d Signed icr error that the corr q "a ~ - -
M rJon * and all n tha yoii,s re t -
stated rbove Mgch proTaeed hgaton aeSasd te setis.
Tas.:a ns: Of in lg is qS'ne "a ss cg satSoriSns "a
OF ,ssles Of fact by the courts OF 'hs - -
states with Tire cons'nt e parties 70 L"s;sSssS6 sso6
important this Court settle the practice it Nv -
csy la. v IN proc.. and Cstncness Gat c"..i not "
81, avail themselves % the Is1sle2es o. me acl W.
soay strict co1ianc. viii is pgoyissons r. sni,is asL
Tweed Wall sSO) Aeooeiag,y a. cary as 70 IoIs . 80, -, I'm, IN
ina M o. tAe pOysol Of the act, the following csnsb'Sn
IN, II he ending be general Only such rGl.Egs Of ths
sri by hl OF executions. may ariso uDdi me plead
inis. 80, .,. o,on.. ,o rses IN
bng up the whole Testimony hr REVIEW any nor ihan Va
gniI That II the parties desire review o. the lay ~.
,oy, i'm tho case they ,,iber the Ioirt 70 MAKE
,r al rnGrc which IT, cal proposition a. Vey mns
PR The Court tiioI Iop0a'Aois OF i"" '" fesas
f n: hal objection to tie admission eNcRsiga Of eyt
de.Cr or ri the propositions "f iF 80 Le p~'y
NAV ask must appear By bli Ot EXCEPTIONS 49,. ., , .,.
thu practice. the Colt are ~ oFn-
ion taat ddr It the general exceptions esDot 10
considered here.-Anfinch