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ALLEGED HIGHWAYMEN.

Joseph Wright aged twenty-five years, and Solomon
Lazarus, twontyscvc years. arrested by Detec-
two Frost. OF tho Brooklyn Police Central Olcc yes.
teruay, charged with attempting rob Elias IT, Dit
Inars of Gravcsend. on Tuesday last The iather OF
Wright Is oi considerable wealth ana resides at
Astoria, and is relative OF Nc. Dtmars. Lazarus
Also especially connected.
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A pARRIcIDE.

An inquest was hold yesterday BY Coroner Ellinger
on the body OF Jonn Murphy. Of No. 1913 Mulberry
street. who on the Sd inst, was struck by his son
with stone Murphys skull fractured, and alter
lingering in Chambers Street Hospital III critical
condition he expired on the 7th inst verdict was
returned by the jury against young Murphy, and, III
accordance with 1t, no WIS committed 10 the Tombs
In dofuult OF $4,000.
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CoNsUMMATED.

At the Chambers Street Hospital leopold Preuss,
the young man Of twsnty-three, who. on October 9,
shot himself with pistol in his room at No Rving-
ton street. died yesterday He had been employed as
previous his suicidal attempt Dsen iowspirlssd and
peevlsh.
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REAL ESTATE.


The sales on the Exchange yestorday were fol-
lows-
Foreclosure sale-Edward d. Gale, reie.ee-o Of the
,h,ss stSTy w, sss. s house sa q " 0s sf .S laSsxs
Foreclosure sals-Edm.rd s. j. b"nin rsforoe-or two
lots s.ea s,. Of !, sss. 10 lo4,h 2s9
Eas. ioash -, 500 H. o. Of 4tA av.. to W. IL
f''IAA'A' 'A'nn ny nnsiaais p i.,scilD '0'
Foreclosure sais-.%orsaa A. dayton rsierse-oi the
nye,story brick @ tensmens house. With lease OF lot
iss av .;Ss cas- as,eS S' April 1881 Norris.
,,, ''''''' '."' p goviHo " so.ris ''.'.. . ~
Foreclosure SALE Z. Nsoansty. reieeeIof the
with 10. 2oxya.ii. No 81 WEI. ia5th ST. =: $50
seq, :corr .sc Syr,; s0
Foreclosure salc-B. T. Gscaielty rsis,ee-oft thros
lots lots o"sh = sSssa ,,s H. on the g, West l25ta st.
Total .als. TO. tho day............. $4,000
East 10th 81. CSo. 800; Mary Hssseibsch aud hus-
10Th ar n " corner Of iod st. IL part s'o
% simon wormser and vito 70 Meyer $500
7.h aS ". s. between lid and iad ss a5xsi. @oo
50o5 ti-s part % I'm av.,s e. eo'nor li1th st. 49,.
s.H av corner Of isist st.. lGosiss ii rrcsn
s7,S lar is.ia: Msys gs e : ~ womss ,,s sy
and wife Il . .looa Nom
ssh g. "a, I7s T. q 5,h Az. Sosioa5; Ralph
losdss a. sa7 a." " q dti av. aioxlooii 49,
A. Mercer TO NJ ID. Mercer Nom.
Sherman av., u. W. corner Academy VI. 23d war,)
l0Oxlu0 Loan omussioners to George qanta 1,050
Pordhan q. s., l25 IT, n. OF Spring place,
25xIo22. 4. sponsc to A. Iiupisl. ........... $500
Pairnguns av, s. B. cath ward II. Il. Kiugh to N.
Fsrmoun' ssy, . ca4th vatdj n. O. nicsoi to
18th a.. n. -, lO3 II. W. of - av.. 13xl022; John
Keys and wife to r. Sheridan. 5000
Morris av.. 23d ward) Harriet A. Dikeninn to
r ~ brcinhcr..... ........................... oOOU
eth ST., 5 100 II. Q. OF Madison nv, 2Ox1005;
James Il Brsepand wlie to j. ". Sterling .... 10000
orocj 10 D. L. Einsssin 1000
MoRTcAGEs.
Rrown, j. o. md husband, TO q. u. Hnven, 4 a OF
18th ST.. W. of 9th nv. year. z,oOO
Bayiis. Anthony aud wiio 10 Union Theological
Seminary s. OF 9th ST., o. OF av u; 4years.. lu3OO
Fcttcch. Annie. TO william II. Fry, n. =. OF l26th
a., O. OF % av; year. SO
Lunny, Patrick and wiie TO Jamos Wells. Chest
Robert Pierre to William A. BIoodgood. n. .. oil 26th
ST. e. of Stu av ycar.......... ........... 1000
Wick, Jacob, Jr., to H. Wisuor. Jr, q Of SIth st..
W. oi LAT av D years. quo
9TH nv y of isoth st. 5000
esd warp years 2.25o
lon e. w. Of av Al ............. 10000
oi ssh sy. 1850
9TH AZ; YEAR 1850
Berrian, n NJ, TO A. L. an. Marian '. oath
ward)i &uO
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yrRp1crs or sELr-pEsrRUcTroN.

Leopold Poetzsch laborer, hanged himself at No.
500 Sixth street, October L. whio In intoxicated
condition. A Coroner's jury yesterday rendered q
verdict of suicide the similar verdict was
iound Ia the case OF Joseph Frtzch, y sailor. who
stra
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AN AMAzoNIAN ASSAULT.

Coroner Simms, Of Brooklyn, was summoned yes
to-day 10 take the ante morton staiement OF Mrs.
Jano Koy fifty years Of age, residing at No. 90 Jay
street Mrs. Kelly Is suffering from severe wound
on tho hcad which, It Is alleged, she received NJ tho
hands Ellen Morrscy, ncighbor, on Saturday night
last The alleged assaiant has been placed undor ar
reSt
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those wore the nrst Of prisoners he would
not i'm pose heavy penalty. but he desired u 10 be
distinctly understood that in every future convctssn
he would inact the full punishment under inc law
namely, one year In prison and hne OF $2o0 Inc
Recorder then nned the defendants $50 each.
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SUSPECTED LARCENY.

Joseph Wilson, alias "Prctty Joo" arraigned in
company with a man named sam Robb before Judge
Bixby yesterday afternoon, charged by Mko Tally
bartender tn Dow's saloon OF Wost Third street
aud broadway, with stealing $3.50 Wilson aud RoDD
were rcmandcd by Judged Bixby Tor iurlher examna-
linn
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srAppEp by 4 woMAN.

Honors Mccormack was convicted yesterday. in the
Kings County Court OF Sessions, OF stabOing James
Wildermott The accused who is o married woman
and the mother Of several children, claimed that she
was defending her honor at tho timc. Wildermott is
ALSO married.
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GENERAL sEsSIoNs-rART L

PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
Henry Smith, No. 2s3 Mulberry street. was caught on
tho night OF tho 7th nst he coming out the
lager beer saloon OF Louisa schaug, No 2s2 Spring
street. having three boxes OF cigars aud Dottfo OF
whiskey. which no had stolen. Whom srraigned ior
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DOMESTIC INFIDELITY.

elizabeth Ecclcstom has brought a SUIT for limited
divorce against her husband, James Fenton Eccesom.
In her complaint she statos that she married to
tho defendant NJ Liverpool, England tho 24lh OF
the Uni,od States and lived New York until Novcn-
bcr. 1873; that IN August 1865, she joined her hus
band that she has resided here since tnat time; that
snco arrival her husband has cruelty trcatod her.
beating hcr many times and locking her IN her room
lbat once when nngers nau been injured
he wrung them so violently as to cause ter great
agony ;that no ~ intempcratc and violent and comes
10 hor for money aud acts IN such manner that he
eannot obtain employment; that she has been ooged
10 pay his debts aud support HIM, ana although lie
has promised to reform he has not go reformed; that
he has refused TO support bcr and, finally, that hc
ed her aud wont TO England where ho now is.
Judge Doaoue, yesterday ordered reference TO Amos
q. Hui 10 ipvesligate tho facts IN the case.
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trial he pleaded guilty ana was sent to tho state Prison

CHARLES Muntie, u French dyer, OF No. 81 Bleeckor
street. carried OF two vests and acoat the property OF
Charles Schwartz, his employer, at No. l.251 Broad
way the prisoner pleaded guilty and was sent TO the
State Prison Tor term OF three years.
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THE DELINQUENT LIQUOR DEALERS.

Martin Gil, OF No. Is Yves, Houston street; Richard
Eustacc and Michael Fagan No. 60 Thompson street,
and Patrick skeIly and Thomas Loran, Of No 3o5
spring street, the liquor dealers who convicted
Al the instance OF the Eighth ward branch Of the So
slety ior the Prevention OF Crime Tor violating the
Excise law wcrc arragncd yesterday for sentence be-
faro Recoruer Hacket bodIng General Sessions, Part
a Kecurder Hncketl SAID hc highy approved tho
sn,ccts Of the society the Prevention o crime
sngeayor,ng 10 e1Iorcc the liquor law inere was no
hbt thai the portion OF The crime committed
=, ~. ,t was The result OF intempcraDcc. ANA be
bo,p N tho selling OF liquor should 20 resr'e'od But
% long however As tho law remained on .no statute
sS.s e. would 40 All In his powor 70 onioreo H. As
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"SUE THE SHERIFF."

Some time ago Charles Chester disposed. as he
claims. Of u certain patent to William b. Gamewell Il
Co., for which, as he AYERS, tncy 10 pay him
81 500 month TILL tho expiration OF the patent The
money Is alleged, not paid according agree
mont and lheroupon attachment WAC obtained
against Gamewel a Co, and under such attachment
The sheriff seized their books and papers including
their letter book, vouchers and receipts for money
paid and agreements with other parties that bcen
closed up for years Application made yesterday
10 Judge Donohuc, in Supreme Court Chambers, TO
have the attachment SET ASIDE Mr.. j. p Fitch urged
The granting OF the motion with great srenuousness
~ grant this notion sad Judge Donohuc.
sBut irreparable injury has boon donc my clients.
The business virtually closed by tuis high
outrage Papers have been taken whose seizure IS
not allowable undor tho most liberal OF
she law"
al can't help that, said tho Judge
a"You can help in said Mr. Fitch.
"No, can't" /" said the Judge. "Your remedy is by
ssu at law against the Sheriff, who responsible for
damages Sue the Sherln'
.sfhat may be but by the timc the reaches y
trial my clients business Is wiped OUT"
"LES DERNIEKS DIES MOHICANS." "
James L. Ward claims that Edward II. Young and
Corrinc Young gave thor joint noos for 81 400 pay
able In April 1875 at the olhce OF 4. H. Ludlow & Co
The notes, which made payable In two months,
not having been paid Mr. Ward Obtained attach
ment against some land owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Young
n Springhurst IN Westchester county. In his ani-
davt upon which such attachment granted he
stated that Mr.. Young has been for the last eleven
months residing IN Brussels, that his wiic
joined him shortly alter hts arrival. and
that meantime thcy had caused 20 be sold
the house ana lot No kast Twenty ninth street, be-
longing to Mrs. Young tor s21 05O and also ten lots
owned BY William Grlnsty. In tho upper part OF
city. Application was made TO Judge DOnohue 70
vacate tue attachment thus granted Mr. Young states
that he IL Tea broker doing business the city, that
he won't TO Br for the purpose OF bringing out
opera composed by his vile, bearing the title Lies
harnf sau Anhs .uf tall.
assist IN accomplishing this object ana that sho IS
there now completing negotiations Tor It's production.
He claims not 10 have lost his residence Corrobora-
live afidavis submitted, and upon their state
mcnts Judge Donohue vacatod tho Attachment
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TnK MONEY MARK k1


Tho regular figure for call loans to-day was psp
cent money call being quoted At 6a7, with fall
TO pef cent just before the close Tho following
wcro rates Of exchange New York tho und
mentioned cities Today :-Savannah, buying n, SELL
ing "; Charleston. castor, u SIG discount. y AZ
discount; Cincinnati nrmer buying 90 discount par,
selling 30 loo premium; II Louis. y discount; New
Orleans, commercial x, bank u discount; Chicago,
rs discount par, sales at par and Milwaukee so dis
for bankers sixty days biIs, and AS5 ASK for de-
mand.
rHR MARKET
Gold opened ut 1924 and closed AZ 102X, all the
sales OF tho day having boon at these Hgurea The
rying rates werc Ia, 2 and per cont Loans word
also made 1at and al per cent for borrowing.
GOLD cLEARisos AT rHg NATIONAL nANx srArn
os NEW YORK
Ooid paixnccs... $oo3,oos
Currency balances. Oil, ,l0l
Soio cseuTunces.. lhtLAt,uoV
'cLEARISo HOUSE, STATEMENT.
Surrcncy exchanges $6O,Stl,o1
, G,iouoy oaIAoes. oaoLaoy
vo,u eAcu1hkcs.. ooot,lo
eS'1 S~A1Ses........ AAo"oos
GOVERNMENT honda
Government bonds were somewhat weaker to-day,
but closed steady at the following quotations:untcd
staes currency sixes 120 do sixcs 1884, rogisecrod
looA ITO; do do, do. coupon, l1ok 11oX do do,
1865, new registered. 106K l05ss do. do. do, cou-
pom. l05H l05x; do do, 1857, registered, 1o7xs
l07J do. do, do. coupon 107k lo71S do do, ls6a
CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE1
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bY SCOTT AND MYkK5.
Foreclosure salcB. Il. McCaicty, retei &C. of three
lots. zach 2oxso IL. On the = q West !27th 81,
l75 II. ". OF 9Th av. to Mary ii. Drake. plaintiff.
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WASHINGTON.
cert,nucd from tIrst Pc sc.

House, and that great care was taken TO prevent
under valuation Of merchandise. Indeed. they say
that they have no reason TO complain OF competition
from merchants who make importations direct TO
San Francisco, but they do suffer from competition
i'll certain line of goods. notably silks, when such
goods are entered and duties paid IN New
York. This leads them to believe that in
voices greatly undervalued are passed at
the New-York Custom House. 1t is also
IN testimony taken by the commission. that some
resident merchants in San Francisco have discon-
tinued their direct importations, and are now en-
terlng and paying the duties many classes OF
goods of European manufacture in New-iOrk. This
is of course not conclusive evidence of wrongdong
or carelcssness in the Appraisers Department at
New-York but the commission call the Secretary S
attention to the subject leaving it to the Depart
ment TO take snch steps as may he deemed advis-
able to insure greater uniformity in the appraise-
ment of merchandise at the several ports of entry,
ard thus protect the interests of the Government,
as well as honest merchants.
The commission, IN referring to the operations OF
the Hawaiian reciprocity treaty, say that The tesi-
mony shows that the loss TO the revenue resulting
from the admission of Hawaiian products duty free
would be more than counterhaanced by the dement's
accrung through an increase of trade and business
TO shipowners exporters, jobbers and manufac-
turers These benefits the direct result OF the
operations of the treaty. Nor should the fact De
lost sight of that much the larger portion OF pro-
perty in, and commercial business Of those
islands is owned and controlled By Amerl-
can citizens resident there, so that wDa'eVer
benefits that country derives from the treaty nure
really to our own people, who own the property ana
control the business. The commission purposely re-
f,aiu from commenting the political consldera-
tons involved in the treaty further than To say that
they should not be overlooked or lightly regarded.
10 Of SIG
and lnoklng at the subject from a commercial point
OF view the commission are, after thorough exam
nation Of tire whole subject, profoundly Impressed
Government aud people of the United ;, ates, and
woud view with sincere regret any attempt made to
abrOgate 1t.
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The trial of Joseph Koerner for the murder
of Clarence ". Gomoi sail the New-fork broker was
continued yesterday. in the Court Of oyer end TERM
ner AT Newark Philip Arnold testified That Oomersa'i
was around twitness'sl house. NO lag Jackson So
ON the night he vas sh intOxO ted and when ne
lrft the witness started down Ham"nrg-pL lo"a''
Magazne-st. -. =, u, 49,. ,,o n. ~,
ing 81 ls dog his wife said one was at the shut
ter 70. his gun went to the hail. called who's thsie
,ot no ,nswer slw man who struck him hred. heard
a fall and moan; went outdoors aud called lot heP
ent back with the officer and found the man uid not
knO. him then had known HOmcrs.il iW over
a wear; cane his place three or iour umes
vreek had not seen him weeks before; never
Threatened 20 XII HIM; told MS fa;htr ne NOud
shoot him had said II he came again 10 hs Eonr' ne
xoul. have h IN rrested GOmersau was not intimate,
with ms (witness' wife GOmorsah was gambler, ana
w. nsver lowed; on these occasions he wns AWAY
quaTrelsOme ,,. ,,h- rai,o-s,ad b,s
story that Koernrr said that the deceased man hi
cansed trolblc with his (K"crner vile, and tha nc
would snOot him II he lid not cease DIS Ns iHo o"'o
Will be summed up this morning.
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ccssity. But all this Is child's play. The oppor-
tunty is past. NJ. Decazes may think what he
likes Of his ceverness. but this is no time for
" eeyerneSs'-it is time for uprghtness, honesty,
plain dealing and patriotism, and these cannot be
found amongst any of the Marshaps advisers. The
country has been unpardonably brought into
position Of almost inextricable difficulty and there
IA doubt whatever that the existing crisis Is one
in which the most formidable dangers may
at any moment suddenly burst FORTH i
an inclined TO believe that catastrophe
will be avoided - but with a nature no
deplorably dull a. the Marshaps. there is no an
swerng for what may occur at any moment The
army. taken as q body, may be pronounced a. " all
right and earnestly resolved to atone for all ts
crimes during the Empire. but there still. here
and there cavalry regiments that ght, If spnrred
on TO a military adventure against the civil suprem-
ary Of the Republic, break bounds, cry " Vivc
rEmpcreurlp and initiate civil war; Ii would be
pnrely local and certainly easily overcome, hut the
disturbance would b. most unfortunate. or Gem
eral BERTRAND it safely he said that he Is above
SUSPICION and will never be party TO any legaiity
violence but of the Due de Broglie nothing GER
tam can be affirmed. That he threatened many
times to retire IS true, but It has chleny
been from personal motives. With 80 crotch,
city temper. 20 narrow a mi'd anu
selfish nature 81 de Broghe, II
IL mp, SSH le TO predict anything. Up 10 yesterday
he may have resisted. and tomorrow, for some pri-
vate. petty reason he may rush furousy on into the
system Of violent repression. One thing, however,
is for the moment reassuring. ". de Broglie has
drawn up and corrected, and is dailv prnni ng and
- finishing" paper which is to q purpose ~
q manifesto opening haraDgue TO the Senate, and
one of the few intlmates who have read the manu-
script sa Us il is intended cOunteract all the mis-
takes OF w. de Fourtou and show France that her
genuine "Sav0urr is the Due de Broglie with or
without his Orleans Princes. | have reason TO know
that this appeal" has only been framed from
jealousy to NJ. THERE'S letter 10 his electors. How
ever there the document is. and unless the Duke be
prevented by the sheer force Of events. he will use
il during the coming struggle. The real . ting OF
war" will come when snch men as MesSrs Decaz q
and DE Boo glie fin out that al sacrifices would be
useless and that the nation viii not, under any con-
dItiOn, accept them.
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-. ,~,rs cext door aware that tho bird maoe
-. an marigods in his garden, put sVer'"P ~
.ssn-uhs In n few hours the Republican neAru 'V'i
o,,op IN the garden ana, goiLg there iouhu 'no
IN the trap Poll had not lost his courage,
., lo.kinS AZ the man dehantly he SAID, here : o."
-, =. shau stay" sPardeu." said the ketuo l.o' ~
,nhsng heartily that may, ~ YOU Wa' tho
ease ION. and n your crackbrltned pIo'p!l hasn
PRESIDENT prOvcs a. true propnnedi ssfure
=, 4 fnrrive an your misfeed-, past an" 'u'" ,
Thn Ministry of the Interior in Paris wnencc
cau,c ,se pressure upon France IN ia'or " a. q
ueut's candidates at the eieo"o" ~ = -. ord
euriously constructed building VII" M -, tn,
- s,s,rxs n the visitor enters by the VIDE ir'"'
aor howsoeyer excellent his letters Oh
49,, Cos the Minister and is fortunate II he oaeneS
,obt OF the Under Secretary OF the Interior. W.
snooent OF The DAILY describes the only method
~ reaching NJ. FUurtou: "lf you walk mo .uo ""O
,h.ca e. behind the Office. make for No q when Is
r-,vate house. throw the password " AH@nes !" ~
IT. under the archwny. then cross yard ana awe
AVN passage facing you, till you come 10 "'e
a. the foot OF this door there is knoo :
,r.s. IL with the toe, aud at the same "N'
en- from left TO right screw IN an cur
,snre Of the wall to the right of you TIE door VIII
80 open gently and admit You ia a small room
,,isbed with yellow velvet There may or may uot i
,riyate secretary. but II not, iit irteu Pli. VI -,
m vr1ich represents an Old man n,hns WIN II nv.
- vou viii see a rCuad brass plate sllt INTO
Int uudcr which lies movable DISC cOVeIc1 WIN -
-, Make the disc revOye with screw uhtll IN ~
N-,t,r ~ L. ters forms the WO. d PARIS; tbch u
,-irr will click door, well concealed IL me pano-,
IN orn aud another rUOm viii appear, IN Wncu tne1
,e t he a private secretary, wnO VIII take your Sa,u'
- cofr bus ness aud pass YOU on 10 waiting cuain
- Syhere vou can sOlace yourself VITA me |0"'"'
Oneie tn your turu Of auiisnce arrives
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAslISGrON Oct. II, 1871
AW. Fletcher. who was removed from the
position OF Super ntendeut OF The Folding Room by
Colonel Polk, on Monday. his been reinstated. MI
senton Gales the nephew q the late Joseph Gales VINO
was appointed his 10 to be gwen anoher pace
Sneaker Randall interested himself to have NJ
Fletcher reiustated. A ruo OF tie Houts makes an OF
lie, doors e. pefs appointments subject u CONTINUATION
by The speaker The rule grown almost DDS, tote ny
reason ~ no enforcement, bu' tie fact that opcirt
has the 10 yer OF confirmation, very natardlF kses
weight TO any expressed desire on has part III reference
10 appointments.
circular ia privately circulated 'mong members %
Congress purportng give the irslde history oil alleged
torreries committed In New-NOrk uncer tue MayOIGlF
of Fernando NoOd IL is circulated appLrtnIN 70 pre-
udice the contemplated appointment o Mr. "oOu ~ Oc
Chairman of the ways and Means CJinnuee
resolution OF inquiry has bceI prepared by senator
askipy the President transmit to the senat" copies
Of All instruct ons to, and correspondence WIN mem,
,.rs OF tue Louisiana COmmlsslnn inis i ihtrnutu
10 cover the hc teegrapbic r9pODirnce 0et"efu me
Executive and tle Commission during the Negotiations
III New-Ogieaus.
Tie Democratic Senators held another caucus thi'
morning and after some further interchange OF views
agreed 10 do al their power 20 push question d
The IoG5iana contested seats 10 speedy decision Dy
the senate as pO5s bic.
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edcton NJ tho Victory On yonder height hundred yea
ago. yrg mia lay cneamped s's Aud who stand hero
proudly remembering-we who hsye seen virginia and
w-York-.he North and the bitt-r. hostile
than che armies whose battles shook this grDrnfwe
VINO have mutually proved IN deadey conflict the roo-
ssncy and the OF all tie states, which, proud
20 be PEERS vet 10 but their united selves
we renew our hearts nporisnahe devotion 70 the com
mon American atn. the common Amer can prlne, tns
common American glory Here Americans stood and
trumplcd Hero Americans stand and bless their mem
Dry And here for thousand years, may gratei gene
raftons ~ rchearsc tho glorious story
and 10 r.1uice Ia = supreme and benigpsnt American
Nationality
Lafayette Foster nf Connecticut. spoke nert, closing
with a by Alfred y. street. General II wilson
rpnd Uallecks poem, Field OF Grounded Af.ns A
letter was read rum Benson J. LOSING An ode ny
General J. Watts DePeyste read slso, and = new
version Of tue SSsr spanged Banner rendered Ior hs
occasion.
At O'Clock the troops bad drcss parade. COM
pany Of seventh horaemen from Saratoga IN Conun-
entail uniform, added much u the interest. Governor
Robinson represented by General b. Stonehouso,
and General A. II. TAYLOR Of hrs staff