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BUFFALO, April 10, 1876.

BUFFALO, April 10, 1876
The case Of wilhelmna wcick, charged with tho
murder OF her stepson time since, called this
morning in the Supreme Court Judge Hendcrs on pre-
siding. An important point Of law was raised by the
dckndant's attorney, Mr.. Josiah Cook, who moved to
qsh the entire panel OF jurors the ground that the
jury not properly cmpaneed; that ii was not q
jury drawn from the body Of the county OF Erie pre-
scrihcd by the charters that the town OF Hamburg was
not represented in the Jury box from which the jury for
this term OF the court drawn The matter was ar
gucd AZ length. and Mr. Cooks motion, as far as Mrs.
Weeks case Is concerned, was granted and the pris-
oncr rcnanded to Jail
much this decision will affect several important
trials which have been held and on the calendar. in
GLIDING tho OF George ID. Lord, charged with de-
fraudina the State canal contract, Is matter OF
considerable discussion among the lawyers OF this city
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Sutherland.
A FoRGER ON TRIAL.

FoRGER ON TRIAL.
Henry C. Cole alias '.Bg Harry placed trial
yesterday under indictment charging him with
forging $500 Allentown pal school bond He In
company with Werner Bcnnng, alias Frederick
sncdcckcr sold to william Muir, Of No. lis Broadway
on November 5, ISL $4,000 OF the bonas mentioned
They found to be forrcrcs and the accused
indicted in May, 1872. Bennng arrested and
agreed 20 turn States evidence and pleading guilty
judgment suspended and he wss released Cole
arrested some time after, when II found that
Bcnnsng had in the meantime been concerned ia n
fraudulent transaction Jersey City and had been
TO the Trenton Prison for three years
IL was believed that without his test /
mony Colo could not be convicted so the
authorities released the latter bail and tho bonds
subsequently discharged. Meanwhile some ono
~ whom the bonds had been sold by tho broker began
civil SUIT Brooklyn 10 recover their value. The
suit proved successful, and the question involved
precisely tho involved In the indictment found
In this county, the authorities Cole last De-
cember in Philadelphia, whittier no had removed, and
threw him into the Tombs where he has since lain.
Assistant District Attorney Boil yesterday placed
upon the stand Mr.. Runk, President Of the Board by
which the bonds we're issned and he the docu-
mcnts iorgerics. Mr. Muir testified the bonds
being sold TO him; but he not absolutely that
Cole was oi tho men who negotiated them The
still and the trial promises 70 occupy several
days.
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THE VICTIM OF JACKS CREEK.

The body ofthe drowned man found In Jacks Creek,
Hunters Point, si lies at the undcrakcr's awaiting
Identification. Yesterday Dr. Burnett made post
norton examination, and Will report the result. tho
Coroner's jury this evening whom tho inquest will DO
held. The deceased was found 70 have been badly
rupturcd The police Of the opinion that the I'M
man, whilo crazy IRON drink, or, perhaps,
from pain caused by the rupture, walk into tho
creek drowned; and TINS theory Is sustained
BY the fact that marks violence upon
body which had evidently boon the water not more
than ilvc SIX hours. Should there bc idcniica-
ton to-day, the body will be buried In tho public
groundfat Astoria.
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&293 SO damages, indemnify for doctors bills and
other expenses incurred account OF injuries his
wife aud infant child. through being by
attached OF the company's The case Is
trial before Judge Lawrence OF the Supreme Court
In the further examination before referee yesterday
or the suit brought by Mrs Virginia c. Burke against
Andrew H. H. Dawson. her former counsel, for prop
erty which he alleged TO have illegally retained
fees testimony was given by Mr.. Munson that when
Dawson took the cnse he distinctly agreed TO take It
without tee alleging that he did because Mrs. Burke
was Southern woman that the would attract
attention. and that he 1t Il would result in bring
ing HIM business
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CossA--MrHRAy.-On Tuesday, Apr.l ls nj the resi-.
dencc OF tho BRIDES mother by the Rev. Joseph Fran
suli GAsrARD II. CossA, OF Nice, 10 RosK MURRAY, OF
Brooklyn No cards
BALTIMORE papers please copy.
observation-disclosures Tuesday, April Is, 1875, at
the Church of the Divine Paternity by Rev. DR.. r. II.
only daughter the late Osmor ). Watkins, all OF this
city.
fAyE-FoRDmAx --0n Tuesday, April Is, 1875, at
ID. d., wALrER u. PAVE 10 HELxS NJ, daughter Of the
lac Austin ). Fordhan.
pINcKxKy--SuUrwEIf4 Ou Tucsdav, the 18th ine,, nj
ST. Bartholomew church, hy the New DR.. Cooke WILL
iAxJ. PiScKsxy aud SUSIE ST.. CHAIR SmorwxLI. both
or this city.
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DlEp.

BARBER lin Homer, Cortland county, New York. on
the 10Th inst, JEpIpAn BARRIER, aged so years.
cnILp -ou Tuesday, Arr is, WILLIAM r. CnILD In
the Cjih year OF his age.
The relatives aud trends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, from the residence
OF his son-inaw g. Schnotcr 10 West 44th 49,, on
Thursday, April 90 at Two O'Clock +. N.
NEW YORK lopcx, No. 10, !. o. .. F-Thc mem
special meeting a. their room iPy.aasoras Halll on
Thursday. The 20th inst. a. wclvc O'Clock, sharp tor
The purpose u attending tho funeral VI deceased
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AN oRGANIsT SUES A PRIEST.

This forenoon IN the Brooklyn City Court the case
OF William Bachmeir against Rev. John J. Rabcr,
pastor Of tho Church Of ST. Leonard OF Paul Maurice
Hamburg avenue, Eastern District, will be called for
trial. The plaintiff, who is music teacher and was
formerly organst In the church named sucd TO
claims that tho pastor wIo Is a son Of Charity Com
missioner Rabcr, Of Kings county, circulated stories
charging HIM with improper INT lmacles with female
members OF the choir. The matter became subject
OF correspondence between Father Rabcr and Bishop
aughln, and the lat, prclatc cited 10 produce all
correspondence In court Tho promises 10 be one
Of much interest.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April ~. 1874
In tho Court of Appeals, Wednesday, April 10, lS76:-
No. 1872 McGrl VS. The Lake Shore, &c, Railroad -
Submitted.
No. Ill Marston Swctt-Argucd by James Iaus-
ing, for appellant; Esck Cowcn for respondent.
40. l64 Clanin VS.. Lenhcne.--Argucd bv Aaron j.
vandcrpocl Tor appellant; submitted Tor respondent
No 46. Mujor Mayor, &C, OF New York--passcd
No 100 Voorhees, W. Olmstcad.--Argucd by William
A. Beach, for appellant and by Joseph H. Choate, Tor
respondent; case still on.
Adjourned.
The calendar for Thursday, April 20 1875, Is as fol-
lows:-Nos. 81, 81, So, lO2, l60. loo, 81 and 167.
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Garland Of Baltimore, Nd, was admitted TO practice
a. an attorney and counsellor OF this Court
No. 2la The New York Life Insurance Company
plaintiff error, VI. Henrietta Hcndren.-This cause
was argued by Mr.. y. o. Hnckey, OF counsel for the
plaintiff in error and BY Mr. Albert Richie for the de-
PENDANT in error.
No. 2i5 Joseph Reckeniorfer. appellant, va lder-
hardt Faber-Thc argument Of this cause was com.
menced by Mr. Edmund wctmore, OF counsel for APP
pellant
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Bclorc Judgo Morgan.


Upon complaint Of Edmund J. kellogg, Of No. ~
Beach street, who says he Is clerk in u. D. CIains
store, Judge Morgan issued warrant Tuesday for
the arrest Of alleged gamblers No e10 Broadway.
The warrant was executed by Sergeant BerQhold and
Omcers Fleming, Grassck aud Aadre. or tho court
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suPREME COURT CALENDAR.

ROCHESTER,, N ", April 10, 1915
The following Is tho day calendar for the Supreme
Court, General Term. Thursday, April 20, ls7G--
Nos 2 1i0 l4l 49, 1856, 49, 29 lSs 19i, 1gs 200, Ill
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squad and resulted in tho arrest Of three persons ana
the seizure Of dice box ant number OF chips MT
Kellogg made affidavit that on Saturday night ne ioss
$35 IN the house faro The prisoners their names
Patrick Eagan OF No SIS West Twenty sixth street;
Eugene Reilly, OF No. Hall place and John johnson,
Of No "a Orchard street They were discharged on
their parole appear for examination this afternoon
ALLEGED LARCENY OF WATCH.
On the Sd OF February, Ellen King, OF No. 265 West
Twentythird street, handed gold watch 10 an ac-
quaintance named Luke Reilly, Of No 33j West Twen-
tyth street. tho latter stating that he wanted to wear
IL until sunday Luke Jailed TO return the watch and
yesterday he arrested charge OF Lrceny
Counsellor b. Stenhardt claimed that the was SIM
ply OF breach of trust but Judge Morgan decided
to hold the prisoner 81 0cO bail FOR grand larceny
The counsel then served writ OF certiorar and the
matter will be brought up before Judge Barrett to-day
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

JAc,Rsox-- IsAAcs.-Mr. BENJAMIN BAEESD JACOBSON
TO Miss RKBEccA lsAAcs No cards
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MARRIAGE UNDER puREss.


Suit has been brought by Ludwig Trieste TO declare
performed by Justice Uerbourg at Essex Market Court
January last The camo up for trial yesterday
before Chief Justice DAILY in tho Special Term OF the
Common Pleas Court Mr.. Wehlc, plaintiffs counsel,
after stating the facts published at the time in the
HERALD asked for dissolution OF tho marriage ON
three grounds-First, That marriages. second,
that it was entered into upon faso representations;
md third that plaintiff compelled to marry under
auress The first witness called the plaintiff He
SAID be formed defendants acquaintance Cologne
several months ago, and they agreed to Ham,
burg, watering place. There he proposed trip
Through Germany and Switzerland, to which she
sented While they were living together he received
letters from his father requesting him give the grl
up but instead OF doing he brought her TO this
country. After they mad been short time here he
received a sharp and peremptory letter from
his father requiring him TO abandon the girl or all
expectations from his father This letter
shown 10 Julie, who became very angry, and went
away from their lodgings but returned the same day
few days afterwards she left him, and he imme-
dately alter received letter from the German Consul
telling him that he must marry the girl, winch fol-
lowed by his charge of dlsordcry conduct
tho glrl accusing him OF dragging her around aud
threatening to kill her. upon which charge he was
taken before Judge Ottcrbourg Az court friend urged
HIM strongly marry the girl representing that il
matter OF form only the girls reputation, and
that he could be divorced In fourteen days, and tho
Judge also joined in strongly advising him to consent,
aud he finally yielded. At this stage the ad-
friends She Is about twenty-five years old, pale and
ladykc IN appearance, and was dressed in dark
brown suit, black hat ana feather and white veil Tho
plaintiff Is tolcrably good-looking young fellow. fash
oihand manner. The answer Is that the defendant
seduced under promise OF marriage
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PLAY WRITER'S TNDIsCRETIoN."


In the United States Circuit Court Judge johnson
yesterday filed opinion denying the motion made by
Isaac Carri, and Charles Rabeo against Mcssrs.
Sheridan Shook and Albert NJ. Palmer, OF tho Union
Square Theatre for injunction 10 restrain them
from continuing perform AZ he theatre the play Of
s.FcrrcoL" The plaintiffs, through A. s Sullivan,
their counsel claimed that Ferrco'' infringe
mcni upon the copyright OF the play 'Indiscreton"
s.whicn they assert was written By theD'' = Novem-
bcr 1875 The defendants through their counsel,
Juugc A. j. Dittcnhoccr, argued tirst that plaintiffs
copyright was defective in that Of filing copy OF the
tc page OF ndlscrctIon" they mad neg lected pub
l,sh the play itself and c two copies OF tie pub
lIsDed play in the Office OF tho Librarian OF Congress-
urging that II this was obi gatory all that party
had to do was TO file title and then wait
Tor some successful play and claim tho authorship
OF such play the title fled and there would be
no evidence HE to disprovc the claim The defend
ants counsel cited the decision OF Judge Hunt IN
Boucicault vs. Hart, holoing allrmatlvely on this
point IL was further claimed by defendants that "ln-
discretion as described IN the compliant was simply
8 rchash OF the novel called IL Assassin du Bell An
tome published In Paris in September 1873. and
translated in the Spirit Of the Times IN this city
Judge Johnson IN denying the motion for the inJunc-
ton stated that the decision Of Judge Hunt cited by
Judge DItcnhocicr must be followed as the law Of this
C
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RESPONSIBILITY FOR DEBT.

very important question affecting the liability OF
the president OF club for the debts incurred by the
organization decided yesterday by tho Brooklyn
city Court, General Term, Judges McCue and Reynolds
presiding The in which Mr.. John G.
CuyIer Chief Engineer Of Prospect Park who pres
dcnt the dcunct but nourishng literary organ.
zaton known tho Faust Club, was sued by William
Siegur Tor balance due on wine and liquor bill IN
1874 A promssory note was made BY the president of
the Faust Club. but II not paid 1t went 10 pro-
test Action to recover brought In the City Court
before Judge Nelson, who directed verdict for
plaintiff and directed that the exceptions taken tho
trial be heard before the General Term In rendering
their decision the Judges Of the General Term hold
that the man question presented their considera
ton was whether the defendant president OF tho
club was personally liable far the debts constructed by
it. They hold that within the terms Of the act of 1865
Mr.. Cuyler not trustee rs that act makes trus-
corporations acts,
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wood saturday.
Ronmxs-In New Brunswick, n. j., on Tuesday,
Apri IS OF dphtnera GroRGE JUSTICE. son Of Edward
W. and Louisa Latham Robbins, In The 4th year Of his
age
ROOSEVELT In Paris, France, February ~ Mrs.
CoRSELfA ROOSEVELT widow OF James l. Roosevelt and
daughter OF the late Ex-Governor Van Moss, OF Yer.
Relatives and friends arc invited attend the 10.
neral at Grace church. on Saturday morning, the I'D
inst, at ten O'Clock, without further notice.
Vermont papers please copy.
sALxox.--on Monday, l7.h inst, EpwARp JErrER.
son Of the late James Salmon In the 33d year Of
bis age.
Relatives and friends Of tho family arc respectfully
requested 10 attend tho funeral. ts Thursday morn
INK, at halfpast ten clock. from ST. Georges Church
Stuyycsant square. without further invitation.
snaw.-On the 18th inst, ALEXANDER SHAW, In this
10th year OF hts age.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his late resi-
dercc, "a West 9Th ST., on Thursday 2uth inst AZ
o'clock +. NJ
sklsSKn.-on Tuesday, April Is. JouS s. SKINNER. ia
the 56ib year OF hts age
Relatives and trends are respectfully invited % at
tend tho funeral from his late residence, o. West
Houston street. this day Thursday at ten O'Clock A.
sroDamr In this city on April ~ az baltpast four
r. NJ, MARCIA L.. widow OF the late Adam StodarL
Notice OF the funeral hereafter
Albany and San Francisco papers please copy
srsvExs. -suddeny,. on April u. a. Harrison. West
daughter Of the ate Captain Charles Stoddard
Funeral At her residence, this day rhursdsy .
twelve NJ Cars leave Grand Central depot NJ 1910 A.
H. Carriages m waiting ARRIVAL VI train.
Boston and New Bedford papers please copy: .
1Issax suddenly April IS 1870. AZ - India 81
Grccnpoint Brooklyn, H. ~, ErIzABErH BrKHAus wiIe
of John G. Teman, in the 52i year OF her age
Tho friends Of the family arc respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral. Thursday afternoon, April ~,
1870 ut haifpsst one o'clock from the Church u tho
Ascension, Kent St, t;recnpcint, Brooklyn, r. D.
Kingston u. " papers please cory.
THOU suddenly, on tuesday, April IS. FRAxcm
TILLou. The s9th year OF hts ages
Relatives and friends Of the family arc invited = ~
Send his funeral his late residence NO ~ west 304
81 on Friday the 2lst inst, nj hafpast nine A. ~
WArnors In Brooklyn. on Tuesday morning, Aps!l
rs. ELLsx v. wArRors, widow Of the iAso William e.
wnirous, aged 81 years ~ M Il. ! \
she rcsidrncc Of hor son,nIaw J. LssA ~ nensn> x
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DIED


DowNE-At Syracuse March 81 IN the 18th year her age
Lille daughter OF Frederic and Adelaide BOVINE OF Flush
Funeral services MONDAY April B. at 1870 p m from st.
Georges Church. Flushing L. j. Tra.nle leaves Hunters
Point at p m.
CoX-At Rochester N. Y, on Tuesday the 2sth day Of
March, 1876 Of peritont, Mrs Augusta MeB Cox VIE vi
A. b. Cox, ia the Both year OF her age
DAyIsAt Railway ~ j. April Louise scharer, daughter
OF Theodore X. and Louise Davis, aged months.
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited 20
v Iesday, 5th INST. at 2:S0 p. In
FIsCHER-On Sunday April p Reno Romoo eighth Of
Charles s. and Helena W. Fischer aged Ia months.
and 70 days at the residence OF his father 3l7 West
RELATIVES aud friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
the Church OF the Heavenly Rest Flthage above Forty
flthst
FRIsBIE-Aprl 8. a, Staten Island. Capt. Major Rogers
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HoFFMAN-At Elizabeth. " J., on Friday afternoon aged
years Cawalader Golden youngest child OF sarah W. snd
Southland Holman.
LA MoNT-At Turner'S Orange County March 49, of diph.
thera Emma Virginia child VI Charles A. aud Regopa II.
w. La Mont, aged years.
LEE-At Bloomfield n. j. on Sunday, April g. 1876 Hattis
eldest daughter OF the late Thomas H. and Harriet A
Relatives snd friends Of the family invited to attend
the funeral from the residence VI her uncle H. b. Sheldon
waiting the arrival OF train from Nes.YOri
fIom foot OF Barclay aud Christophersts.
her age Jennie e. wfe Of Dwight LOOMS Judge u
the Supreme Court OF Connecticut.
PoRTEROn Sunday afternoon, April 2, Lucus p Porter.
Relatives and friends OF the family invited TO attend the
funeral from his Late residence Livingston ave- New Bruins
wick, ". j., ON Thursday, 9TH inst, at clock.
yALLOTTOS-On Monday morning. Elizabeth wife Of James
l.. Valotton and daughter OF the Late Robert Shiels
Notice OF funeral hereafter
WARRIOR Monday morning, April 3, wet Ward, aged IL
years. Of Lucia /. and the late Moses Ward.
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
corner sixth ave and kwentiethst On Wednesday 9th
inst at 10 o'clock I'm.
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CHICAGO And ALTON RAILROAD.
AN INJUNCTION AGAINST L. II. MEYER AND SAMUEL
j. IILDEN.

AN INJUNCTION AGAINST l. II. MEYER AND SAMUEL
J. IILDEN
Chicago, April 3.-The Chicago and Alton
Railroad Company this morning filed bill for an iDunc
ton against L. H. Meyer and Samuel j. Tiden IL sets
forth that November 1862 the bondhoders and cred
tors of the Company selected the defendants to secure
the payment OF certain Indebtedness In the same
year the defendants purchased the road then known
as the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad Company, at
sale under the decree OF the United States Court In
November OF that year they agreed to sell out to the
Chicago and Alton Company, taking stocks and bonds
in payment and to deliver the bonds to the creditors
of the old company in satisfaction of their indebtedness
Plaintiff owns bonds OF the Chicago aud Mississippi
Railroad amounting to $500 and, therefore, Is entitled
to share OF the proceeds Of the gale OF tho road In
order TO carry out the agreement between the plaintiff
and trustees plaintiff delivered to Messrs Meyer and
Tiden capital stock and bonds OF the par value OF
$40 600 each share OF stock being worth 500 ana
each bond 81 900 The defendants paid out OF this 10
the creditors sinking fund bonds amounting TO SGOOOOO
and a large portion OF the first mortgage aud
income bonds OF which there were S2400OOO OF the
former and 81 100000 OF the latter; but after paying
this tney reserved large portion OF the last TWO
mentioned kinds OF bonds under pretehco OF
adjusting their claims for services ana thus apprO-
pria.d -7OOUO 1858 the trustees reported To the
Chicago and Alton Railroad Company after paying IN,
debtcdness and their services that there remained
turned the plaintiff but they have from year TO
wear held the same and have claimed that they have
used 1t all up for Office rent and clerk hlfe
These bonds have been sold nor tho coupons col
therefore unit IL demanded OF the dcfenu-
pt and an Injunction PRAYED FOR 10 prevent the transfer
of the stock. \ temporary injunction was Issued.
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A COMPLETE VICTORY.

ALL THE GOVERNMENT TROOPS IN TIE HANDS OF
Tux NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM UNIFIED
STATES NAVAL OFFICER.
WAsuINGToN, April 3.-The following tele-
grams have been received the Secretary OF the Navy
MATAMoRos, April |.
To he Hon. GEO. NJ. robson, secretary OF tho Nary
Washington. ,.,,... .,o,,.
Have conferred with tho Consul Revolulonists about
200 strong, within sight OF city, anu ATTACK moment
arily expected The immediate danger apprehenaeu ~
Government troops VIII JON the lnsuIScns anu
sack tie city. The principal business houses are coseu
and the city is In state OF panic MANY M
foreigners crossing to Brownsylle, lnciudng the
lies am in position to efecttalIy use an the orcg
at my command, which may be insufficient III geheral
outbreak occurs. HENRY J.. JOHNSON, Comlnandan.'
MATAMoRos April 2, 1876.
To the Hon. GEORGE W. robson, Secretary Of the Nary.
Washington: .,, -,
The insurgents under POrfcrio Dlaz took possession OF
this this morning meeting with very Htte OPPOSE
ton Up to the present time perfect order Is
| prospect OF the Mexican Government retih-
ing Maamoro3 for time, all its troops IN ms
vicinity have either Joined the insurgents
HENRY l.. JOHNSON, Commandment
GALVESTON, Texas, April ga special to
The Yers dated Brownsville Texas this date says Gen.
Toledo taken service with Gen. Daz That decides
the question mootcd yesterday to Toedos having be-
tayed Labarra. Gen. Labarra has been joined by
his family. ,..
moros Gen. Labalra expects him in five or SIX days
Gen. DiaZ issued proclamation requesting cltzens
to remain at home and attend 10 their business. nc
promises them security and rights guaranteed by the
Constitution OF 1857. Gen. Diaz has not Forwarded
communication to Gen. Potter lie was writing one yes
teIday. IL is probable that the tying or the guiDoa o
He is reported 10 have received $4,000 BY the last
steamer from NewOrleans.