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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-29
Sa6iii6es S5uaoabipisl
SD waid' mid isbsR Sag
8etB wie ne Wtssus,
a5er an Ssisrtag
SO8ar nit Sesfe!

3n elmer b6bsrea 66uls gu Sa0en Be.
bGnoslte bisisr Gage elm 2e5rer in Quar-.
ia Die 8alaoe bon S9;Qsr: Scr 8raf
Don Sats5urg". Ssi grtldrung Der
Stsae: .uno ale Die W6bIer Die feben
&C." iraSts Der 2sbrsr:
,Bsr III nit Den lisben 8dblern ss.
meint ?"
S4alsr YSie Iisbsn &uriariten."
2sbrsr: .gSen battsn Die Re6en Rarfir.
fen 81 pdblsn?
S6ller .ginsn 2aiisr."
Gsbrer: rauh bier finbst nd&Iens, unb
,par ON 81. Ottobsr, cine Wabl itatt
Wiro oenn aud oa elm 8aiier 9epd6lt 2"
S9ilsr Rein !"
2sbrer vWer bsnn2
S4alsr sintimmis /: .gussn 3i9ter q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-29
Gin tsrauijher ssarmcr fam in Elm

Gin tsgauii9sr Sarmrr fam in einsn
auflnsr Wafsnlaosn. um cine 6lints gu
t~aufen. SIS puroe ibm elm pom porn. gu
laosno,s 9swsbr seSeigt.
5armer Rein, i4 min cine bon binten
gu Iaoenoe Glints. einsn Breed 2oabsr ba'
ben.
Gdufmann Warum? BELL 6as 2aosn
raider uno lsi9ter 1T?
5armsr: Stbpsseu ssraoe ai5t. Sd
bate cine alte Wustste uno luo fis bon
oorne, aber Der S6luB fog bintsn binaus
uno bat mir beiHabe Den 8spf ussssriHsn.
Staat elmer born 9slaoencn n binisn
los9sbenosn nil id mir isst cine iOlts
taufen, bic biuten sslaosn miro uub born.
lOsssbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-29
Die enormea Gsrfufe, pelhe purb

Die enormeH Ssrfufe, pslhs curh
bic neuIiten B~alpbrdnre in WtGt9an
osruria6t purcsn, finp isBt pur6 iprss
fdItiae unterIutunsen stsmlt6 ssnau
beredust porreu. Die absebrannten
Difrifte umfaHtn einsn SIdhenraum
pom ni9t psntssr als 1900 Suaprat'
msileu uno Der gsrlut an Gigentbum
bsstfsrt fd auf So 346,500 pppon
nur 1924 600 rug& Ssrf&sruns sscsdt
ftno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-29

Scr Mmtmann srjdblts als i'd rod
elm Hotter 5u4s mar, madts i'd sinmal
aui sinsm flOttsn 5udie cine Sudsiaao
nit ; IS fu4sts mid sspaltis ais Elm elem.
Der Seosriu&lsr nit fudFssn Saarsn mir
suportam uno benz Sudis ben 8araus
ma9ts; ib ruuroe fuaspilb unb bdtt, ben
RsrI am Iisbitsn slsi& nit Gu9Fn psrsif.
tst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-29
Die iuffise Spalte

RStto: Anftduetser Sbsrs aismst benz
@brtfen, erbettert bic Ssels uab
b~efcreert irlbg bic @siunSbstt
hes 9eibes.
Sas rs in Paris, ME in isosr @rob'
ftaoi, ieitiame Snouftrisn uno 8selamsr
gibt, 1T ni6ts Reuss. go erinnert mar
ii4 gum 9eiipieI i'uss @,i6dfts6nuIts
oas Balssbsrn njluge 2sute ,um Stoat.
MAIDEN uno SanSen" 9esen biqiss @sbiib.
rem lieb. Neu aber 1T Die Suoufrie sires
3lbHftnflers. Der in ben 8ldttern alIo
annorcirt Ser 3 lbnar,t e., e. StraBe,
Namner -. bat Die Gbre, isinsn 3a6lrsi,
4en Runben gu mslbsn. oaB sr 3u Den Der.
annabenoen Binterfsiten ~polfdnoig. g..
bile ocer aud s~in,eIne Sabine fir So6,eis
ten, Bale, SOiresu un6 SaTsln auslsibt.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-29

20, Wousbauer, ME i'd isbe. III Cure
Srau bod geitorbsn !"
.Sa..... absr Serr Sottor, ME lsb'n
sic mir bsnn oas an2"
glu gursm psrsnistsn @sF&te."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-29
Seine Sniurie.

Ri6ter: sic babsn ssinst. baB Der
Sduasbrsr ni6t m.br p:rfidnbs. als S5re
bunte RaBs7- angstlastsr: Sas babe
i4 ni&t seiaSt iOnbsrn nur. oab msine
bunte RuBe msbr psritdnbe als DER S4ul.
lebrer. ndnli4 oas Wduisfansen, oas per-
ite5t Der 9srr S9uQe5rsr ui6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-29
II, (. 10. pIbentIi6.

u 7. 10 WVWtNIIIU.
GaHasiere
bsf5rt era rtr IN aasr srsrntIi5 b.Iiatn pr,iieu mad unb
son Bsu>fSiaus, Stftrrtt4 ugsarn sr stpa,, SVIsa.
Bphmer u. T. -.
aau @,nrausersru uaS pta'i6sa Stactt IN bic Rs +,
Gbsr 3 I timer { pdnI ~btiouecrs GnluraibsnI kt rsiGen
Itbr btais. ase tn Baltimore grr iestr Ne erpsrtt,tIuns
stfh1kt HHe tsHRtn bt aHiaHft tn Saitnipre uumittsIear
ssm baRsh5iF in bic bttttatttnssn GtIsnsatHrasCu
AsissR.
gDtr ats sas cite gd'trlanh tsiaotn, pksr grraust,
une Brtuuos eerassr Ism sz Iaftn Ria. ipatt no an bic
unftrIettuGea GseIt,n rtneen. 3 'bH i.esr geittrn tus.
iuaft s.ru bFrs't aas. ertsaiat anfrassH p,rbta prompt
stsntmprttt.
A. Stia6matier & &c., General. assntsn,
Sc. > siS @as Str, 9altim,rt, Orb.
Sbr an 9. 9lauF nus 60,
astnttu In Geieass, So.
aadaiss dssntsR fur DUBUQUE unp ~umsestnS . tter
xituta. Ssbu, Dusuaat, Sspd.
"a atttt earluf. ens &usre vaHasddtiue fir bic
Diameter sss werep tatf9s en- eIsss aus. rarat ptrstn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-29
SbulprIiuna.

Snipsttor @ir pollen isst gum Ropf=
reHnsn iiber9sbsn. Himm einmal on,
Rlsiner, osins Mgtter babe 7 6ibnsr uno
i,oss osrielbsn lsge 4 Gier bss Cages, uis
uieI giebt oas in Der WO9s2
S@iIsr: So. Serr Sulpsttor. msinsr
Wtltter i9re 9ibner ls9en Mot ale Gage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-29
Gine MiQinnrnrrhihaft.

Der R~ronprir3 BON 9dnsmart 6at bon
Dem iin9ft psritOrbenen Yrinjsn Srisbri9
Der Nieosrlanoe bic Summe BON Is Mil.
lionen Srancs aeerbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-29

S9un tuicoer lit elm n'usr 0eut1damez
ritonil4er Didter srtanoen. Sis S6p:i=
5'rtolonie Ecu Clip in SnOiana nennt
lbn ben Sbri9en. Ct lit Der Sdnger Der
@ewittsr, uuo in isInsm @spittsrianse
in9i err:
s@ar pI6bli@ So9 auf an Dem Simmel,
umOiiiterno Die game @s9snN,
IRE WoIte, i4Uor3 ME Elm SaimmsI,
Gid aus Der 6ibe sr6s6eno "a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-29

ueber
,msi aliaionsE0sminn uertbtilt.
Wit $5
fault man siasn aan,en
{. {. otter. 1864 StaatSs8ono,
psl5s Bombs an sisr 3i,bunssn iabrli$
70 lanst aaibt,l utsmtH, bic i;sr ~sini.lat SSus s,,pssn
strs. Ster Ssnh
rnuB nit tintm 8spiunt ss,essa peresn.
Ssssr Ssns ia strta.ist ~ tn,m Ssutnnt sSu
100000 H., 20, 900 H., $4,000 H.,
bic ~ mins,asHs 2OOa.
Die adaa, 8tsuus IL am
4. 9eeember 1881.
SssT Benz. HdSr DOR ssH am 1 December
1851 bet unS nit
$500
sdauft rtrs, Ia ,am sanJtn % aattn strta.
ret eu PEI Der 3itsuns am 1. Ore mbsr saraui
n BET aufrassu aus hem SnIaas, ssnast bic
@infsneuns BON So
In r%tetfrtrttn Bristtn, I'm ttnsn ipiNsp Bomb, Ixpu far
uerbta. '
Daan asrsart wsstn aniaufs ssn osnss, g~irtpIarsu
unh itstr ndptrtn aasiuuft. an bic
International Banking Co.,
$50 Srsaouab, Reips Yorf.
Gtablirt felt 1874.
81 Die ssrasbnsn ssnss ans nit istHsr qsttrt, tr.
etnb pti1tr Nrt IN ptreIsi6tn une NIT fttusm 9dtst sss
Der. Staattn TN Htsaipru3.
v. ., - Oct anfrastn uHb Sretrs psut man ben ia.
tamtn psuytmbarsu Gazette" t~tpasntu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-01
nrCISInNS-NlAY 81.

eiprrm> Cbqmhcrs.-By Judge DOnohue-
In t,r matter 81 Hu.-nn--'" memorandum Richards AIT
Muium drultsi via CpstA jacques AT ~ .
See. Andutu Nc'fgr., tt-. agt Hrftnthn MOTION
rr nird rfrndini app a. Baun agL "hn see mem
Il r lnfd ~ ~iu"k Efnkrr-
up port itcr Kcrpu What luttorty D. thi- asked
~lauc ~fr Auium Hal All The ui"d
Reflector Conpa ra~sS Denied NJ" WITHDRAWING
Hyde Notion granted Ifaihnl titk
AIT fitk Motion denied memorandum ihHiin Ma'Al'
isrie. P.nt Railroad ~ Missouri at The At
l4tfIt Pacific Eflifnld n uItaud uiu
In tho matter Aubr,sr fiction granted Dunn Hgt iny
irn. HrI~rgcu agt Iriiw'grn GRAINED. t"rNin agt IN
sphinx at Gardner sutton AT Tue IRE iaI i!'u
fht Flfr Insurance COMPANY lsrlu AT Pow
80. sud others. .rkArd The Oturf rtfu ilt plnns
drno In The matter - nt Nay Mayer aEL Mayer ana 'h
ufhff- fsrtntrd
Ng,eta Tim Nv Judge iarrrmofr srau- ETC. act Hart
n giuru dfrIdsnt uilnluu ri'fthaci 81 a.
al Farming e. 49, Complaint oil t~ -'" ol"n 'iF'i
ait lnr.r-r q al~r opu'. L'ss'tt agt lrssrtL t0it
aet iiiturid fuIraIdufu
fv Iuyr Douour .-i'f and another ngt Nuist'd aud
OH RI Deere, settled lut 4gucd.
NHv,ri0r CoHrf->prlnf i,rm--liy judge IUaX.-
nelI Donoiur - al Moor drird With to-fs tr'auof
nfauun Masters lhr Lt'cur Afr ln-IraItr omIahy
Il order ~ sub-titifiun Holly trt Wilson q t h"nd
approved. Brooks InhurOn frT drut notion lu4
cullen Reference nri'f's. Sow berry agi ABA
hams Orler gn tini aEt. Ma-rnrr Drirr ~ d-coutin
uaf.r nun i-atfs. " "--iiiu art Nltr~iian \ ~
rau,k hgt Kcidit iark at Collins ~andrfs'n AT sage"
irru.ld at M,t utu-p rurtr gfAlttd Iot agt Dr Mss
rirr nf di-cnuuuauor. Naumauu at Naumnnh-
riccu1c ordered fiUct agt Frairr-Ordcf deny INK mo
Common Picds-Spo,idl T,rm-lly Judge j. f. Daily.
IIauc at ol aEL Knapp; Same sgt oair Motion denied
Is, Judrr Grunt-Jary IT,, etc. agt. onstead ETC.
lanes settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-01
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

BrFFALO. y. Y, May 31.-M Yesterday
session 81 the Presby terrain General Assembly the hrV
W T. Moore from the Judicial Committee, reported the
case Of the Rev H. T. Peck who vas cited to appear Tor
m and was brought before the Presbyery ~ Oregon
under an accusation ~ immortality preferred by common
fau,e in after being divorced from his WIFE, marrying
divorced woman After proceeding 10 some extent In
the trial the Oregon Prsbycry had rcso we'd "a drop H.
For this action Frsbytery hui been complained ~ 70
the synod " Columbia and II had sustained th" com
plant. Mr. Peck appealed from The acti OF the 'yn"
The Judicial Committee had an cNai1ihauoh mHne'
found the papers OF the appeAnt order. and had be
been met in orderly manner 10y the synod, the ease
must have been tried The COMMITTEES found IN the rec
ords OF the Synod clear account Of whit was done
and H. therefore sustained ;he appeal Of Sir Peck After
debat. the report Of the Committee was adopted
In 500 the General Assembly called upon the inpcr-
fecy organized churches. meaning The Congregational
denominations 30 hecome thoroughly Prcsbyicrau by the
election ~ ruling elders within period Cd! I'VE years
and that such churches DE thereafter received Ih'
term having long since passed, TINS AAthN. ~ w,
adufiOn Of q report from the Committee on tn poliiN 81
the church. takes occasion 10 remind AL dtlnlh ~
it, that IN the adoption Of the Designations ~
the Assembly ~ 1869. both bodies ar bound to o1eJ H.
After debate the overture was hd"ptl' a.,
The Roy rreuti.s le'cAn presented on hchai ~ me
pUncd for acrOn 10y The next General A--'h'9 lu.'
having regard to the increase IA their cNure % Nhs
their limited and the nadcquacy thus iar 10 pro-
vide fully Tor the rNlErnc"s 10 "m' 'n'y an" 'll 'an
e- NAV reduced. the whole matter be committed 10
epecdl committee 10 ffiruff " ~ Az ln iHA4lh-N
rrport the next General Assembly on the rracti'ah
itv of extending existing agencies or adopting new
method enabling minister especially those rhi"Hhe upon
their work provide ~ measure Tor t'r own hou-c
hold IN the ~ their removal 90 being Disabled
p .,ins Of G' The Iv messrs join ii1 H. Gan
Charles Ponery and J. u. Will. aud Elders j. H. BALL
Saflur Field and " Howard, was appointed.
That portion ~ the report 81 tIc Committee on Re
ceivnc Public Addrcssr- before the synod, vlrrrlu tnc
rrht OF the women bc heard adopted, favor
abs received without dissenting vote
The Assembly adjourned 10 meet at Springfield, H. On
the third Thursday In May, lSs2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-01
KINDERC ARTEN TE1CHEPS.

The closing exercises of the ninth annual
course Of the Sew-York Seminary for the Training OF
Kindergarten Teachers OF Professor John Kraus aud Mrs
Maria Kraus-BOelte took place yesterday afternoon
the hall Of the Institute No. East Twenty coond a.
The four walls OF the large hail. which also serves
playroom for The children, covered from the floor
to the ceiling with the work from Froebes OF
cupations Willie the different gifts arranged on Sow
era tables showing TO what degree the children from
the kindergarten advanced and elementary classes can
be- led large audience in attendance consisting
of the friends Of the graduates parents OF the Kinder
garted children, and friends Of the kindergarten cause
Brief ESSAYS were read number Of the members ~
the "Mnsic ilqzle Kndcrgaren," Painting.
building" "StOry-fciling," " GdInes," weaving"
sPaper.fuiding"" Modelling" which were interspersed
with pieces OF music and chOrusses Diplomas were dis
trutcd 10 the following Lizzie Lincoln Lille ROsen-
haum Anna Trotz Laura Cohen, Phoebe Thomas Orcila
Erskine, Anna Morse, Lila Wctmore, HeldAt Palmer,
Nellie Harvetanes Anna Marshal, Emmie Rochefort,
Thekla Wagner, Alice Hall, Lima Keller, Sister BerkInan
aud Sister ClariesR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-01

spected OF trusted in any Northern community
that they had by means OF their power over tne
negroes and the support Of the federai co'ern-
ment almost absolute sway IN important feeons va
the South and that they committed win nnpun',S
the most monstrous crimes, and loaded peaceable
and inofiensiye individuals and communities win
'perpetual insult aud intolcrable injuries ihoS
point TO the enormous system OF theIt, Ifauu anu
corruptiop that hourishcd In the states which
cone completely under the joint DOMINION o. 'he
carset-bagger and the negro. and they say tnat any
people on earth would have resisted thai inc pro
le Of the North would not have borne, 1.-THE of the
indirnities and wrongs which were heaped upon inc
people of the Southern States. They always lay
speca stress on the peril Of the destruction OF the
social and family life of the white race in the SOUTH
and of the degradation of the white women under
the power of the negroes.
COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE cARPET-BAGGEh'
Whatever NAV have been the real condition OIL
things intelligent Southern men evidently sun W.
leve that everything that makes up cNin.' nv
society and government was IN danger VI u'S""'
ton in nortions of the South, and that there was
then nobody 20 hear their appeal or !" give 'hein
relief or sympathy. The carpet-oaggers' using tiie
negroes as instruments set out to punish the oou'h
ern people with merciless severity ana vihdeuVc-
ness for having been in rebellion ana tne CARPET
baQCerR alone ha0 the ear ol lut MUM anu W 49,
National Government. They wrote to Northern
newspapers whatever fiction was convenient OF
seemed necessary for their own Justification ana uu
not serupc to create whole literature ana history
of falsehood for the purpose of inspiring puonc
sentiment in the North with increasing hatred OF
the Southern people.
Southern men everywhere insist that at the close
of the war all Southern accepted the verdict OF
battle as final that they were unspeakabiy gratelu
for the magnanmity of the Union generals ana OF
Mr. Lincoln that the South was exhausted ana III
an agony of WEAKNESS Of the war that the cohcIu
sion of it brought feeling of universal relief ana
that il would have been the easiest thing i'll inc
world" to inspire the Southern people generally
in the time of this great rcaction-with ieehng Oh
LOYALTY to the National Government. III was the
carpet-bagger. the political adventurer ana 'hei
FROM the North who brought new war ana All
our woe" into the South by their efforts to eStiOlsh
negro supremacy there for the profit and behoof OF
the adventures and thieves aforesaid. The SCUM
never believed that the North wished to rum ana
Cypress the Southern people, but they found u I'LL
possible TO acquant the North with the true con-
diion of things IN the South shall continue tul'
subject in my next letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-01
CAIENnARS ILLS DAY.

srrrTNF CovR -Cu,HngG,-il",i hy ponohne. J.-Conrt
opens Al IO5Oa Calendar csl0i 1T II No, ~, az.
al a. -. l2J -J', 20. 40 3i. SL 80, JJ9 5iU JsI'
3i2. 3i7 "ii. -
SPECIAL TERM-Iarremore J-Court opcus at 1890 A. m
ndaN calendar
SUPERIOR CoURI-GENERAL TERN Adjourned until the first
MunaAY of June.
strKlot CuuRT-srEcIAL TERN-ruaI J.Court opens
NJ m. Calendar cal Il nt II H. uta-e on ~" 20 iihh
agi The Western Union Telegraph Company al 4" NOd~y
TRIAL TEEM-PAKTs /. II aud UL-AGourned for the
Term. go, l.. A.,
NnuiIy fof the purp0@r oi rrndtihE 49, -l"hS
srgriAf TERN 4. Diy, court opens Al lua u-'alcn
dar allied AT 10 m-OBieu agt Bcne'e No day caleb
dBT.~ ,..,-.
1A TEKM-PAKfr l. II and Ill-Adlournrd fnr the term
MAINE COURI-GENFNAL IEKM Held BY Judges tuepp,
Halves and Nr;lrhast aicndar calsl At 10 a. m-'9urt
hrld In Room 20 city Hall AqPcals from Orhrs No.. :,
g. D. Appeals from JudgmentS- l. = 3. 4, o. o. T. D. Il"
a. H. L.. lg. 20, u, -
iGliL TE -PsGr- T. II and III Adjourned Tor no term
GgSFRAL EFsION--pARI l-~myth. R.-Ihn People agI
Fugrnc r. Posi-. false pretences. continued.
II-Cudersiccve. The People art John Dean.
John CorooTan homicide Peter collin. Ih"mns % Hare
John IIaey Peter Noonan eOniUns Assault and battery
Frank cornell Iuchar Wildermuih Andrew Airice i@hn
tiornu Abraham MnskOWitl William Kelly, Geofrc Miller,
John Gordon, Thomas Me- abe burglary s1Sh smith MARY
Larceny iron the person Sarah Mryers disodcrJ house
Aram COX. mlsdemeanor patnck Kelly, Thomas bllnAr-
tn larceny iIOni The person
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-01
6orsco nuo Carriages.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBU NE WILL BIZ RECElNED Al , InE
UPTOWN OFFICES No LBS hroadNay oo,peL hiIy
So M Past Pourteenths corner Union square 20 ih,fa
~. ccrpsr Forfy -saxenthaf. NJ the HARLEM OFFlCEa
N.s nOl and 800 1hiruave, corner one huharoa7Ano
-rfrtv rfh.st.. D. AT regular once rAteA
DFACU or DEPOT WAGON, with top, for
ID sae-Noariy and In perfec order pole aud sats
DRADLEY's. 3lst a., between ath and Madlsop-aves
ELEGANT TOWN CARRIAGES.
II New spring styles - -
WILLIAM II. GRAY 20 and 22 woosTERsr.
FACTORY Lil5 BROADWAY
vict0r1aS Landanets
Landau CABRIULETA
4 Carts, hocka"e5H
BERLIN COACHES, BROUGHAMS. COUPES,
Top Wagons ladies and Top PhAetoua,
wAGOEET1FS AND CARTS, ALL KINDS,
200 new carriages. SECOND HAND
BrsWEtef Victoria and si1 seat ftOckaWay.
SINGLE SEAT BREWSTER TOP WAGON.
IAHdaulet In elegant order, BY Brewster.
DEPOT WAGON, $40; PHAETON, t65; kOckRNRy, 80.
100 Second Hand In great variety,
40 SKIS HARM k6S
Moderate pnceA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-01
DECISIONS BY TIE couHr or Claims.

WASHINGTON, May 31.-Thc decision of the
Court 81 Claims to-day In the matter Of the suit Of the
Union Pacific Railroad for the transportation Of mails
settles point which has long been IN dispute between
that company and the Government. The Union Pacific
authorities maintained that special language In
their charter gave them advantages over other land
grant roads and permitted that company to charge the
Government same that II does private per
sons the Government only having provided In the or
nal grant that II should have priority la the transmission
Of messages and the transportation OF freight troops
and munitions Of war. The Court holds that the charter
gives the Union Pacific special rights that any other
road does not pusscss
The Pacific Mail steamship Company more forth
naie In this Court than the Union Pacific. the Court
awarded the Pacific Mail Company S29i IL arrears Of
pay for carrying the mas from san Francisco 10 China
between S73 and 1870
In the case Of Bedloe Noblum Co against the United
States, In which the plaintiffs had previously secured
Judgment for $500 900 against the Government cot
ton captured during the war; the Court set aside the
Judgment account Of fraud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-01
INSTITUTE OF MINING ENGINEERS.

SrAUSToN, Va, May 31.-At the meeting Of
the Mining Institute this morning Professor Eggrston
read apaper on " The ore-KnOb copper process" The
mines Of the OreKnob Company are in North Carolina
The ore consists Of pyrhOtine mixed with chAlcOpyrte
and quartz in variable proportions An interesting nc
count OF the process Of reducing the given.
The professor also spoke Of the properties and Of
copper and the approved methods Of tsprodncton lie
believed that great wealth In copper lay dormant In
the South which Il properly worked would be "a profit
able as the Lake copper. Major Hotchkss OF virginia
THANKED Profeasor EggIeston for drawing attention 20
the copper deposits Of the South paper prepared by
r II Williams OF st. Louis on "a voiuIDeiric method
OF manganese pig iron and steel read
by the secretary In connection with II presented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-01
THE COCRTS.
THE COURT OF APPEALs.

he NOA III VI n TALE.
ALBANY, May In the Court Of Appeals
to1av-prcreni the Hon. Charles J. Folscr. c. j., and
associatcs-the following decisions were handed down:
rrriod ag The rniv,ral Life Insurance Company Dn-en
buy ayt Reilly. Collins asi Rail- Dauchy agtUtake wards
Hamilton. Perry sg DickcrsonJ Judgments Affirmed with
Mott act Tho rco,lc-Judgmcnt affirmed and case remit
rnrss.l agL he Mayor ETC. Of NewYork Andrew. agt-
The tina Iic ln-liin, l-mi,,y Wryh AZ 10y u ,an
81 NcW Nort Judgments rc'c-cd aud Dc" trs granted
siopc All reopc-Judgincnt re~ersed aud tral
me People rel Ronson AT, Tho Roar Of suprrvi'or;
Of Dnian tnhtN irt lob JUDGMENT OF thr tttH ia
Term reversed ami that 81 The special ,rm affirmed Win
Ryan art Ha,'Ju ismcn modified b, aedinr ad[eciiGn
u, ohigor. AID mooia r'i arIn'l with co-t- 49,
wr'iman art wmgro,c; Fisher agt Herscy-Ord'r
iaanin,as Iic nolrl Of supcry,.or- Of rmptin. c9gn
County court aiaTmrd ~ith cost.
The following business was transacted:
Ida " bodr" act william X. Mann appellant Motion 20
dismiss ep~tl ,"nr ""A papers appellant Z" Me- WIN
''HIno' n s..f "a The Sew York Museum Association
Moon To- ol-.n iriaat submitted
Iac-,rnr i,rtiS onpiuv act the Lake Guauoe etc
Addison Ia, kson ext William h. Iu'li-A"uon dsniasei
fninn@ HOBART art George H. Hobart and othcrs No
ton g. ~nAe -e'nh ltnn ion The hl o 10, '"nT lno !"
Bui 81 oppo.cd Court t'us papers
So 5l,-in op,ulug lY,th Stftet-Mouon 10 dismis'
10 i2iIu ~ the w4yesly Water WORKS Company. to ae
SO sn-Je hanne' Rueer. appellant .st Theresa Iioer
~ a. Tie Air.fnry General art The North American
80 It>-jo.,h W4., respondent, agt John &. spencer
20 SIiohn l4t'cr. respondent, agt William +. Drake
20. $50 40 ~ and t7s-Ip the matorf The PrO.pect
Tark AID coucy l.ah Railroad to acquire lands ei'-Ar
The following "a the day calendar FOR welnrsday
No, -. -. ~, 1876 I30, -. 40 aud 2l7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-01
,rvyN1Ir srAKIs. FOR rwO-YEAE-OLIs. p NILE.
RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 31.-Thc Epson SPINNER
Meeting opened today TIE for the Ashtead Stakes
was by MOonst0nc.
The following the latest betting In the race for the
Derby Eleven TO 4 against Pefegl1ne TO l against
Geo0p1st, 10 against Iroquois. IL 20 against st
Louis 90 TO against Don Fuano p 20 againt Ca
meliard 40 10 against fOrtis-nO No betting against
X Kcene bay colt Marshal Mcdonald Mr.. Ten Brock
has purci from j. X. Kcene III Captain, Lord Muir
phv Brakespearc, GemsbOk and Bran Dance, and they
have been scratched from all their engagements III Mr.
Keene's name. ia tn. House OF Commons to-day the
motion TO adjourn for the Derby was carried by vote
nj a llg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-01

naper op "Manrapees determinations in steel" pre-
pared by william Kcnt. 81 PittsburR In reference 70
the subject OF steel rails letters we're read from
Alderman OF Stockholm. Sweden and G. i. Sandberg, OF
london, England The latter showed preference TOT
the mechanical the chemica tests OF steel ra r.
p Dewey OF Tennessee, read paper O Rich Hin IRON
o. j. Heinerch, 81 Driton, Penn, explained tne
practical working OF the ammonia soda process hn1
Stuart ~ Back Of Virginia, read paper on the hafu
snlint OF the KanaNhn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-01

Who is to watch the watchmen AT the con-
cuson ~ burgh court In Scotland last week the prose
cuor said 10 his assistant You'd better lock mp all
the pens and other thngs the policemen come here 10
get their wages today prisoner AT the same court
was very 10 make statement 10 the bench De
fore the witnesses against him were examined but az
this OF all rule he refused. Al the close OF
the trial told he could state what he wanted
This his gIilclcss and candid answer; On tsro
lies told here this morning already p London World