The New York Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1867, Page 8

: ___NEW_YO"¢ HERALD. THURSDAY./JgNE 13, 1867. TRIAL OF JOHN H. SURRATT. there are * * errr ought to be defectively eqomtrued.e” Rwaare | of bol" gaftled ef the Champagne mines niné rmiltions, Vv an organic law for avy party, or eat 10 ‘boast of, but we | ine Fat Spetirr! yet ‘inion that (nis immense N E a y oO =] K = or any interest, but for the nal code P. no market valu: t there is a market York in all’ iis vast and Rad trom wildness cahe, “for it and thas ie the price. st which apprehended that no member ee ee should have been but were not in- ve Counsel explained the combination that existed as he charged, among the wine growers in f ~y Purposes, If used France by which they bo greg on the business a THE © af ATE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION oe Serve to crush the inventors. It might be Decision on the Motion to Quask evading the ponents whe was, “ — pore Bad add bpm u arket, an the Jury Panel. tye Ph Lite See Oa sae ses Go rit Soe cho they sell, but at a cost price they the:nselves pt culty, Delegates came bere ——— to Rim 68 = e ye ghee ‘have o¢- ? ded that the value the goods brought bere DEBATE ON THE PREVIOUS QUESTION. sion, and he did not desire to see it suppressed, He five tart Cegislaiure that the Commonwealth must market value, and at which they should N Goal to ee ect, seas to be eaid ou all important ve Dectares the Jury Wle- | O'Conner" ' aai te. us now see whether the case of these 8,100 cases there was an unde’ questions, He believed the previous question incom- Judge Fisher Dec Sught.« %=. the Queen, tried in 1644 is one which, ve | vaiuation of $162 1 and on thi ona ime Patible with the dignity and character of the body. | | Glare “of Hases, foroncy eng Mab 0B motion of Mr. Hed to ac’ _ seeording to counsel of the priso nee ob the, at | tation alone there was a ‘of duty to the for Mr. Axrsx1, (rep.) of Clinton, argued igen a feces. | Teport of the Com'mittee of Sixtoen. the action on the gally Empanelied. Th" septs comcidaige upon the ued x 726 68. On this and tho other ce, B40) RULES, | "le for the previous question. It might not ‘The PRESIDEN”, t case, by 3d and. 4th William, 4th, 2d] ADOPTION OF THE 5 States the State % Inid before the Convention a letter from wtapter #1, and by’ 4th and. 5th Wiliam, 4th,’ cl Tesult, the amount of duty invo' | 295 007 sary either in the United Senate or in Weavers, | Comptroller Fiilihouse acknowledging the ry se uchanate ines et Parra te which he | 204 ete eae ae Nurther goods an acta ore aaa he Sarena a8 Neh as Parlament'a good cnt | Tewlutlon of inquiry "in ‘reference to’ canal maar $ in which. certain s , ry ulation aeroband! io! ‘yesterday, and stating that he would " Sheriff juired to make @ of juries, In the into the country under the rion to be governed by, because everybody know that the “se, A submit it A NEW JURY ORDD RE, p, | fresardon'sl one ormorecot the ln fromatch hese | PrOvgnY into the cowry, under thr ame, achom SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. the House ot Commons wes more like a brar garden than | ‘478 anal Comulgioners, Landon the tala °° © heey hed'ae Jurore were omilied, “A challenge to tain array was | was not Teta than eight milli os of dollars ‘Avaaty, June 12, 1867, | 8 deliberative body. ie submitted thatthe rule for the | yy, 2°Nee Att od! to ae Piertongnt satan leave of made the nd of the omission, and it | In conclusion, he hoped the verdict of the jury woul ee eee re eae eee ike preliminaly lists | gench these agents and importers th eine genttd | The session of the Constitutional Convention to-day was not a suficient cause of challenge tothe army. But | raster to awoar falsely to these IF voices where the in- | Was devold of any interest to outsiders, as its proceed- that is by po means t nt case. To make the case at "C in t) terest of the government WAS 80 much at siake. It was fined to the consideration and Yhe bar almilar to that of O'Connell and bring 1t witb! se ee See eeecimcn at niake, 1s im ings were entirely contin revious question would contribute to the dignity of the } 4, a aa . aye on ‘¢ ney A onager| aot ass mem- The Lomvenen thames” bemanig minutes past two, ARCHER, a of the Convention of 8a he bad enspriained ibe adjourned till to-morrow, at eleven A. M. i w adoption of a code of rules for its parliamentary govern- | {den that po conten Eyre ment Hg mes | suk Gehl SERIE ERE 4 Wastincror,, Jv.né 12, 1867. ‘The trial of Joho H. Surratt, indie’.ed for the murder ‘Of the lato President Lincoln, ¥89 resumed this morning 4n the Criminal Court, Judge Fy nor presiding. The in- ef if cane, be necessary a fa in ei law yt tent juries have incorporated { and he submitted this a8 the @ret in a long calendar terest in the case continues, *,nd the crowd in attendance | a provision req that the tiree offeers who stendin | gimiiar cases, to determine what are the rights of the | ment. The introductory prayer was offered up by the | on it, and it was practised; and, before tho Convention: 3] should have prepared theirrespec- in his opposition to to-day was as large a8 Y,pon auy previous occasion, | tirehise Tron’ thelist of the sescasore or some other oll sere and what are the rights of the claimants, | | Rey, Father O'Neill, of the Cathedral, a clergyman of | closed, owwns obliged to admit (hah in bit Cope et SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE although the court was ¥anounced to convene an hour | cers, and that in making the lista of said other oficars seine | tive of the casa, when ha ger oe the witnesses | te Catholic faith, whose brethren are so seldom seen or wakinn ok ihe fala was aalutary, and he could readily CIAL — WERALD. earlier than usual, may be adunitted, “without any. prejudice to the motion in | was proceeded with, 80 seldom called to officiate in such cases. conceive that in a body so large as this it might be abso- Bostox, June 12, 1867. ‘The prisoner was Wy-ought into court shortly after nine | @elock and astigy.ed a geat beside bis counsel, His Wrother, Isaac Svrratt, accompanied the prisoner into ‘court and occup’ied a seat near him, The court Yas formally opened a short time before ten e’clock, Judgo Fisher stated to the bar that he eoald not ba present at nine o'clock, as he had expected, on, account of being much indisposed. Judge Fisher said that in regard te the motion of the AVistriot Attorney challenging the array and to quash the wry-panel upon the affidavit of Mr, Samuel Dougias, he Trad-eonsidered the “arguments of counsel on both sides fad would now proceed to pronounce his opinion upon ‘tho motion. ‘Judge Fisher then delivered the following opinion: — ‘The Act of Congress approved June 16, 182, entitled “An ‘Act for the selection of Jurors to serve in the several Courts sef the District of Columbia,” provides for the selection of Jurors in the following manner:— Tird—It makes It the duty of the Register of the City of ington, on-or before the latday of February, to prepare of such of the white male citizen taxpayers residing with hin city whom he may deem best qualified to serve as Jurors, in which he may include the names of such qualibed ersons 4s were on his list for the previous year, but who idl not Serve As jurors, The Clerk of the Levy Court is also required (0 make & list, by the same time and ip Itke manner, from such persons qualified to nerve as jurors, who reside in that portion of the District not included in’ either of the «ves of Washington or Georgetown, and the Clerk of the © yar Georgetown ts required to make, at the same time and manner, a list of persons quailfied to serve as jurors r ofl. Two witnesses only—Custom House appraisers—were Greeley and Erastus Brooke had another hittle set-to | lutely necessary to limit depate. There was such . A meeting of subscribers and others interested in the called, who identified the invoices and entries of the champagne in question as presented. to the Custom | JUst 88 soon as they gota chance, The minutes of yes | Viich ‘could ‘be paruinentiy said on a subject it was due | establishment and maintenance of a new line of weekly House aod their appraisement thereon. The hour of | terday’s proceedings were not according to their ideas of | to the people of the State that debate should be shut | or semi-weekly steamships between Boston and Europe, qald‘not have been suficieat ground of itself to tet up | adjouroment having arrived, Judge Blatchford cautioned | correctness, and in the motiona to amend them, and in | down an¢ a decision come to, It might bo that, with | nor the auspices of the National Steamship Company, this motion. And Tam free to say in my opinion it | the jury as to indulging in any conversation or listen: th out some such sti nt rule, a large number of gentle- | was heid here , and the result was that the whole Sught to besuticiont Bus admitting tt wot, itis@very | to any remarks in connection with tho case thoyshad Sooners prsags.s oe two gentiemen kept the | Do iene coe ee hes to go to their con. | was held he to-day, and she resale was. arse | Nites that wwe combine: toe Jadgment of three olicers 15 weWhen Me Sith of Fulton arose daring the consid. | stituents, when it was evident to tho members of the | the entorpriso have recenily, manifested apathy an ‘ Kjoursed. eration of the rule referring to the previous question, he | CO0vention that not one word more could be said w doubt, and none have appeared sufficiently confident in feiecting the persons of whom the juriew are to be com- Poort, Hone dies cmtenne ena Greteres aoe Kenmm finde the satomont that bg wasiquorent of any “riugn” | Towld lnfiuonce a vote Therefor, he, Commitee 00 | jug success to contribute, towards the milion dolare divianals or the community by. paulbg’ tn the box, from BA Court. phy el whose case the existence of such @ rule | notnow speaking of a political majority) of the members | jng' basis, Iti probable now that the steamers ‘which Susie, tho hamees. of perpone whorare dlequallded, lier of tho delegates at this innocent remark, as much | 9f the Convension, having the appropriate business of he | the Company intended to purchase will be bought up by of persons who are disqualitied, either | Important Order in Bankruptcy—Proceed| many s ® from want ‘on mental capacity, ‘moral reotitude, purity of in Judgment Obtai Against a Petit’ ‘as to hint that the gentleman would yet learn that there body directly in mind, should have under itgcon: | parties in New York. blood, want of proper age or taxpaying qualiieaton. If] 4, 48g@ im the Supreme Court Ordered to | were many things in this world not dreamed of in his | ‘fol the action of the body. He, Therefore, hoped the mi, ! vious question would be retained, T OF S. iia eee et retewery ax, Shute Sere ag | be Stayed. Pitlowopby, aod certainly "ot umpected by his tnso- | Previous question would be retuned” NEW YORK COURT OF APPEAL in excluse selection of four hundred out of Before Judge Blatchford.” a? distinction between limiting debate and shutting ‘Aupawy, June 12, 1867, | the rood mn. ‘and twenty names put in the box, the safe- Yesterday morning Judge Blatchford nted & very The convention worked diligently all day, and fa ‘altogether. Uniess the priv! ‘Of debate were ‘The Seguine will case ison argument, Judge Brad- guard which Con) ‘sought the act to throw gral got through with the code of rules A num- B swagger tes ie licmueelifor the Stouna “the selection of jurors Ye ‘not ‘worth a fg, important order in bankruptoy, under the 2lst section | ber of efforta at adjournment wore made, but pesuny adeno wae ies homme or hus tome | ford and . ae tre on a eA pier ii! DSugite tye ted doupulersisus hoses! feitminded | of the Bankrupt act, The petitioner, Horatio Reed, | each | proposition was resalutaly voted “down. | Date due Tehte Gira 8 se Sirens Yaa rane | contentanh . A.C Hap and honorable man, but the law cannot be relaxed on that | filed bis petition im bankruptcy on the 7th inst, and | ave minutos past two o'clock, quite an enlargement op | Privileges of debate were abused, then the Convention | “The day calendar in the Court of Apptals for to-mor- to be filled by Faueh men. it was enacted U3 (aparg S sien - | yesterday applied for an order staying §prpceedings in a | previous siuings. Me, towers, of New. York, for some port way eae ig ~ ein ti eer Tow is the same as it was u n from cal Ing out their - reason, manifested a ire wo rocedure, bul Seaeoly Weotations er partiality, py ar ites os tt suit commenced in the Supreme Court of the State of pasate ranged en by his party x iaien ‘thereof’'I do | ton (Mr. serif) cared wth He was sorry that that MISCELLANEO! ‘olaw because of our beliet in the firmness of any | New York, for tho city and county of New York, and not know. He continually sought divisions on the va- man refe to political majorities, because weno nen a ane we mau; , The pubilo es well as individuals have a right to exact prosecuted to judgment im August, 1860. His Honor, | rious votes and frequently moved an adjournment. Be- | he had scen nothing in the action of the convention to AN EbzGaxt ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH ROYAL rigid compl rgole cd i he. Fane! poorer na riche mie ‘to | Judge Blatchford, to-day made an order in bankruptcy, yond this single instance, and the little set-to in the be- | awaken any suspicion of that kind. If the rule for the Velvet and Brussel Carpeting. Do ee bile as ee staying proceedings upon an order in supplementary pro- D previous question were adopted, it would be the fitst | 30N'S, No. 99 Bowery, at reduced prices; also Three. the public and the prisoner in this case, a 1m all other ginning about altering the minutes, the day’s session BO. rere Tee te Bags,” Mage Often Chase cases, to see that the law freely, fairly | ceedings for the examination of the petitioner in the | ‘Was oneof really assiduous labor. thing looking towards partiganship in the proceedings of Togais and Ven arnets ene ate Taos Govase: apd ‘impartially executed in all its roquiremente. State Court, until the final determination of the juestion ‘No party lines have been distinguishable since the | the body. ae eee ere Sr pelos: ‘3 000 pleces of freah Canton Tho threo offloers specified in the act of Congress stand in | of tho petitioner's discharge in bankruptcy. Francis C. | ars day." Tho votes on all questions so far are of mixed | _ Mr. ARcuER wished to correct the previous speaker. 4 y frow citizens of similwr qualifications residing in George | the plaee of the Marshal or Sheriff. Juries who are sum- | Myer appeared for the petitioner. He ‘Bo ren to political jes, but merely to Mattings, wal Re ong ogy We. to H0c., by the ‘ow citizens of 8! or . ’ had jeronce parti 5 i X. town, ‘and each of these officers is required to pre- | moned to try cases in this court, must not only be sul Petit! a petition, bow pasties Esato) een regrasye’ pa the majority of the body In convention, piece or yal ¥ werve’ such list so made in the archives of his office, | moned properly, but must be selected in obedience to the ion Filed. posing and matt Mr, Townsenp was aware of few instances where the —SAMUEL BROTHERS, 50 LUDGATE HILL, LON and to transmit the same to his successor. The making | requirements of the laws. The case of O'Connell cay | The petition of Alfred Beardsley, of 30 Liverty street, | of the Convention, uD of these Mate is to be the work of each officer in his ly be said to be regarded as law in this country, where . He thought that the | A. N, ENGLAND. nln day fre considered ascot mere secondary | Was presented, and fled yesterday, at the clerk's office, | ,, 008 thing was very noticeable to-day, The potential | Previous question was necessary: ning VISITORS TO LONDON.—AMERICAN GENTLEMEN IN Beparate official capacity. The lists for the three prin. was ly snubbed in several projects vention was 80 constituted as to remit its adoption, bie numbers throughout Tipal divisions. of tho” District being ‘thus, prepared | importancy when compared with the substance of the through bis counsel, Mr. Edwin James, Easwt He aactedly ‘mncbhed. in savers’ Beas | 5s tues Uniti asarer the clase of the semion, J considerable numbers throughout: | 8 D, 4 fos. tho reciatee of, Waehinater Giey the maen af four bun, | Soe erent Ga eee ites alias here Cast his eye around upon his warriors. They would not | | Mr. E. Brooxs aid not believe that at this stage of the “th stent upon whieh SAMUEL | red persons ‘rom the Georgetow: je names o . . ? the | session so harsh a measure was necessary, nor did he BROTHERS supply a SUshHy” persona ‘aud from ihe Pat’ prepared 'by Othe Levy | the ght ip challenge, the array, at le, undoubiedly UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S COURT. oo EN tal a neiee, oe MB | Delleve there was any intention on the part of she ms- Sees ee Goma all ver Smpores the duty of preparing the lists of qualified jurors, | oF default on the part of those who are substituted for The Ri Alleged — pean c Si Pa jen excited the anger of his confréres? jority to opprees the minority. He reviewed the inju- the world: it represents o value, eats of that duiy at the duty of these officers respectively” | the Sheriff must likewise be good cause of challenge to the © Rice Alleg forgery Case—Singul mous effects likely to arise from the adoption of the pre- e at i Samora Pte pach ene is, tn the Carre choral of ASS ach 0 make Aad Sa pene of _— j ae + held, e Developments Yesterday—An Alleged Cons PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION. vious question. As to the deliberations of ee struction which have ave see nd each 1s per case ‘Turner (G. D. ' tates lhe names of such qualified persons as were ou'the list of | the drawing of seventy-twn names by the Clerk from the | Piracy to Defraud the Government—A Num pectin 8 ane artesian etn tena Ponies yeatet itting Londew are. re. e.previons year as in the tecretion of the officer saaking Boe rg ciara tg nck oe cone bee ber of Parties Charged With Being Impli- Avpayy, June 12, 1867. eatieet aaa porn Is, the iter hed Gan checye specti ully requested; they will ve eam a : Brie bier rented ie | mumacetwrne sate uaarate tend: | "Boies Comlmione oom. The Convention meta leven o'clock 4 M.’ Prayer | faiy-and horoghly dated tho Frat ete saws ig waving the charge and safekeeping of bis own the 4 s , . | members to what was MUBL BROTHER! Berone for hievown renpect ve district.” About thie there | challenge to the array. “In the caso of James Maguire, | The examination in the case of George Rice, charged | °F Rev. Ambrose O'Neill, a Roman Catholic clergy ‘would be no necessity for the previous question. See LUDGATE HILL. ‘an be no doubt, and, indeed, there is no controveray in this | plalouiff in error, vs. the People, defendants in error (2 D. The oath of office was administered to Mr. Nelson, a Mr. Curtis thought that at the present stage of the | VISITORS TO LONDON.—CLOTHING FOR GENTLE- ave.” Jt is made "he “dniy of those three ‘offeers to | Parker's Criminal | Heports, page 148), it was held that inas- | with having forged « revenue bond for the removal of | 4467410 trom Dutchess county, urea ume niteunan inemeree. et net taanisntine Gor wity ftom tas ein 60 repared as 'sforesd,. Wien | insue his preeeptfor summoning the Pett Jury, jury sum | About one hundred and fifty barrels of alcobol from Os- seosion, 4 Mr. Surman, (rep.) of Oneida, moved that the Con- | tion. Later in the season when members would wax cription, and in the oh warm and eloquent it might be in the interest of the od by the Sheriff without Summoned, and the conviction by vention do now proceed to the consideration of the re- | Sate iatapossin full borne’: warel summoned, and the conviction by such Tory wes bat 5 jee honded. nenany Se ieee rent, Renee, 10 ‘we come to the second sectioa of the act which pro- 5 erroneous and the judgment of conviction was reversed. | California, and filed the same at the office of the Collec. ‘vides for the number of names to be selected from these ee 1 Mate of jualified persor Sf wove, quatieatioun ‘each Of thee’ ofeee ie ie iudgr | in the Slave of Delaware, prior tothe fear 1880, the law reg: | tor of the Third district, aa reported in the Hxnazp of | POT °f the select committee, Pet amp pretty Bk cr geveraly wt a kT are ae esd Sepree Oyer tnd, Termincr ihe i shod donaiat of whiriy-atz | Sunday, was commenced yesterday morning at eleven | torstigy Hse reo bs an | Sh deliberative Dodies, If necessary, it might be __Fepulaton of twenty. , ol bus geaeeete oe Deis verb mind’ , _ . Erastus Broo! stated, re, ‘was opposed presen| deat the pore af oreeuel Sil of J BM gg a oo i me. o'clock, United States District Attorney Tracy and As- lopted 1n ) ae member of the Committee on Rules, that the Committee | imposition. SAMUEL BROTH: | sistant District Attorney Allen appeared for the prose- ‘Mr. Dacy pointed to the fact that the work which in LUDGATE fine j cution, while Mr, Winchester Britton appeared for the | YM tuamimous in the report of the rules, except as to r 0 fi reality wou! done Convention would ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL 18 peed the previous question, to which role he dissented. The. | Teullty would be done, by the tony a taf the Logi, | VU uTORS TO LONDON ce othe ‘worddtamed ware: The first witness called was Collector T. C. Call of | effect of that rule was to cutoff debate. Such a rule | lature. It was therefore proper to give the widest lati- house for gentlemen's atti ‘of ‘the oflcers independent of one another, the work of the Third district, who testified that a bond was filed in tude to debate, to permit the most thorough discussion, EP ce ar eed A Seleoling the five ‘hundred and. twenty bamos "is. de his office on the ‘Ist of June for the transportation of | We Unknown to. deliberative body such as this, It } Hojo Uae: POO ‘ruth in the. preliminary 6 eee ved upon the officers aforesaid—the whole three was upkat in the State in the United Stat Sonjointly, It may not perhaps be Necessary that ‘ihey own Senate, es | charges of partisanship. He was gratified that those made to measure on, the. most Shona hires ines!” tage, B aod Senate, or in the British Parliament. If st was found charges had not been followed ap by any partisan acts, scientific principles. The house Pye ry necessary by and by to adopt the previous question he | He thought that there was not the necessity for the pre- pe Ra oe mes to be taken from the Washington lst or the elghiy vious question which existed in & legislative body. Joesihle’ for reat . om the Georgetown lst. oF the forty from, ist: would have no objection, If it were found that the sae: Boone said Ue'cumee to baer on proper meas- Eoorhing the snase 05 soeh autic es “ right of debate was being abused, then that could be | ure, no matter from what source it emanated. le lal ~~ Biumber of names pee ‘ty the staunte, “If oneof the thought there would be 20 attempt to stop debate for 1m PMS ANUEE BROTHERS, “ only shall the ‘prepared done, But he hoped that at the present stage of the Sy himself, or even if two of thom aball make ihe election ‘considerations. As to the democratic party it was 90 LUDGATE BILL. ‘Stile will not meet the requirement of the nw. The principle session there would be an indisposition to adopt this | nor they were opposed to amending the consti. | VISITORS TO J.ONDON.—FRIENDS' COMMISSIONS Shas been too well established by @ long current of decisions rule. Disoussion could at any time be limited by the | tution that it the calling of the Convention. The purchase CLOTHING can bes Skiers atte a haeben ri, eine thon lori Og Vug ming he dente oF eyerie the | par hd feared tat th, Convention wo got, ihe rls fr sel aentarg ae mol without givi 01 en a r ¥e Aon majorliy the power to'act in the ‘premises, all must act Moved to amend by striking out that rule, | SB4 ‘hat Party considerations would have top much of Ih6"for YONG ‘@r the action of those who do act is a nullity, and there is an influence in sts deliberations. It was trae that the re- NG GE wet ta tho statues in question one singe word OF Mr, haves (rep.), said that, since the adjournment | Deptican party bad had a caucas, but that was only ace is kept in special) Gillable that looks in the least towards selec, Dedirect-—Eiliot. enid to witness, after serving the Anan dg pe Ll cgfren onl oy Batural with a party in power. There had been a reso- oes ( Imelinde opcaamete oO ree lists ypcena, * nam bond, found that pre- however, mother and Loner ‘them except by the united judsment of the three officers fay kmewiedye of AP tenes coe tee es are Zoo | cine and complete.” He baw ho reason why they shoaid | 20tiom, to — bad atrencth, as well ga to the produc, ‘upon whom the duty is It ts y witness was ive that this could be for iting and gracet pon whom the duty is imposed. It is just as certain, heard that somebody had used name; he said to | Bot be adopted as the rules of this and be | no other than for directing the vote of the le. . Suits, 168, Meretore, that the entire three must act ii) making the Eliott, “My boy, dow give yourself any treuble--I am | Would propose those rales as a substitate for the report | 20 $ther purpose than for directing the vote of the party we ANURE BROTHERS Yery sorry you have done it, and shan’t get mad uatil | Of the Committee. ‘would esereaun "et 50 LUDGATE Sits severally. "Atver these dve hundred sud een T"kkow the reason,’ Eitot} replied, “Ay God, whet: | . The Convention voted that the report be considered | Conlended, would jeopardize the wholo, interests of the | sep weascRE RULES FOR CLOTHING, Save bow ever possessed me tS do that I don’ know,” after Rice | bY separate rules, those to which no onjection was made | Periz snd lead to the rejection of the notion of the, Gon- Give whole helght of gure, Foor eeaion ‘act 0 had Jef, Eliot sid vhat witnows would Bare to come bolag considered ew ndopted, question, if at all, bys two-third'vota, ‘He geld be made fier high or Hopiog ahouldere. bers yer own cl see what there was u ‘matter; CONSIDERATION motion |mae.! Fe meast pated; ‘Anderson asked bim if he supposed ‘hat Rico had any: | The Secretary proceeded to read the rules under that | wre,monou, “ilu a0 Idee, Of submitting himeedt or any Round: me chest over ihe vost thing to do with it, when he replied that be did not; | order. by = party majority. He had been desirous even that No. 2, Round waist, No.3, Nay Dox 1 be sealed, and. after being thoroughly sheken, Elliott also said, when he became cool, that a Mr, Malli- mr. C. C, Dwicur, Ko. ol of Ken dy moved to strike | the delegates from Senatorial districts would not sit ‘of neck to wi und. No. 4.| mball be delivered to the Clerk of the Court. ‘fifth son, a friend, wanted him to put some name to the | Out the word ‘‘legisiative” from fourth subdivision together. In his view he thought there was nothing the ‘enire of back, over elbow Yon provides that when juries are needed for any of the bond, and the fact was that he was badly advised; if of the second rale. He did not think tbat that word ap- | CS vention m: we Wiadian’ it bene for length of sleeve, kee; Siork’ of te Gourt. shall’ Meet atthe City Hall and had thought a moment he never would have done it; he | Plled properly to this boay. to know what changes should be made, and in what No. B, Honnd bodys over the Bi such juries shall be draws by the Clerk of’ tne did not do it for money. ‘The motion was rejected, to Knog Week changes should 8. Sede, nnd ‘ta nds > f. Rovmd body, aver the hips: GCourt,"who ia publicly to break the seal of the box, Deputy Collector Allen, of the Third district, testified | | Mr. T. W. Dwicnr, Cyan Alee moved toadd to | iaeas of every man elected to the Convention. He side seam. No. 7. Length of leg and p to draw the requisite number of names. that the affidavits were executed before him, the parties | the first subdivision of the third rule the words “other | woutd not atifie debate. So far as the membere of the 2 jnside seam. uch are ly stated the provisions o! act of being identified by three gentiemen beside the sureti an as mentioned third subdivision of this rale.’’ See Se cee eS Re Re ee y gon es, | th enee te the tical parties were concerned he had uo fear of sa) LODOaTS Bie, yesied. Ae 1 understand them, and asi apprehend they The sureties were introduced to him by Colonel Clark. — Rosie mat cones of members of the Convention. LONDON. must be understood by everybody seed of ordinary | The Judge subsequently said his order was:—The Osgood B. Gray, doing business at No. 201 Broadway, ir. Rounrson, (dem.) of N.¥., moved to amend rule | ““The Presipext put the amendment of Mr. Sirongre. | SAMUEL BROTHERS, $0 LUDGATE HILL, LUNDON, eapacity, and free from the bias of interest or prejudice, a testified that he never knew a man named Jobo C. Hub- | three by maki it read—‘'The first business of each ENGLAND. zi Marshal now summon thirty-six jurors in attendance in % " quiring a two-third vote to consent to the imposition of we ‘there can be no other construction put u) ions | obedience to former summons, bard doing business at the above He had been | day’s seasion shall be the reading of the journal of the | ihe previons question. 5 BARRETT TSO EOI - will we Stet 30, ae ta podhg Fei The Raving b re were finally dis- = (No, tn) ip ahd six tg knew the names of a day and ona oef eat iad Saat Mr. Hamers boped the amendment would not prevail: A GOMMIAORRS OF BENDS FOR SYGEE STATE. “ ‘ jes there ing that time, ree a "y No. Hisctncn deegters Tage tsidects nc hante ne | Marg and rogonied o wpat tothe Martel oMce | “ES pomscaton hating reiog W. H. Story waste | ie fle aa rporias. Rejocod. "> “O's SOE | tat ithe previous question wer vobeadopted nahould | Fuga fcr aiman Ducaron ety peru ‘ene man, the Marshal or any other single man, the power of | Promptly complied.” °Y | ‘first witness called for the defence, who testified that the | | Mr. Rongntson also moved to strike out the words | °* cmPinved ™ that the ‘amendinent was | rom Noa z : ‘add sclecting juries, in whole or in part, except in the exigencies | PSO ALT was then conveyed back to jail. alcohol in question was held by bis firm (King & Story, | ‘messages from the Governor.”” He thought it might | ia-ongrwous with the rest of the Tule, of ceriain cases (for which they are provided in the same The court then oajeurend till to-morrow i No, 71 Broad sti New York) in trust, and they sold it | imply thére was some direct connection between amendments were proposed in quick succes. A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE GEORGIA pe Some are, of rere ceaneroata), this rer ‘row morning. on commission. ey sold it 05. 3 ton. {Bills of ss bs ini dg sag a Semler ee come | sion, ale Lottery, for the benetit of the Masonic Orphan ‘tbia power had therefore been often grossly abused and in tale put in evidence.) Mr. Rice had a jzint account wi a mate —_ Vommanications from State | “"ye Tunes discussed the two propositions before the ‘GEORGIA STATE EXTRA—cLAss many instances made the instrument injustice and T H E Cc fo) U R T Ss Clayton, and they said they intended to ship it and | officers. Convention—the one to omit the previous question alto- 67, 2%, 56, 78, 49, B7, 45, 16, G4, . Swrong, and Congress thought it would better serve the pur- , wanted the firm to furnish the bond, The firm did Mr. Suermay, of Oneida, opposed the motion. He ‘ 4 oe eo Lt Page Tease na via,“ tants | Seren hav Sua ce son's Saba | SMOBE Ow trae apeanane sree |g SSeeegS ein eoe iat” ‘DSourt Bag the Oink of ta’ bapieias Const mates ean UTED. STATES ORTRCT cOvAT. introduced to witness as a whiskey broke said that he | the Governor, who would be the proper organ of com. | ton Tot rulezs end rebel the consideration pg err a, PR a, bused. arbirary and solitary power of he Mur. | The Champagne Cases—Opening Proceed. ie ey ee ee tin wee reel Men prevailed, ‘ at hae oe ’ gua iy judgment, expresses n. inge—Larac Pocuslary Tatereate involved. cross-exam! 5 Another motion deferred the consideration of rule 24 |. W. BOYD & CU.. Managers, Atlauta, Ga, ho: lear; idea can be the English aree le his firm never empl Mr. Orpy&s, (rep.) of N. Y., moved to amend by strik- y 6 C! guage. Each of these ‘ficerm Was doutilees intended vo The United States ve. 3,109 Cases of Champagne | Yer tofarnsh bonds. Rice told witness, that Clayton ing out the word. ¢ and inserting the word ee eect RARE OOO, 1 Contam deren, X.Y. gueas ing Le vl ry a Ree, Wine.—This long pending case was called on in the | was the eng but that ho wy Lerested the spirs munications, 0 that it would read ‘communica. fled 80 a3 to remove the restriction confining the r t A —OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY, The salt ff Samuel Dougias, the R ¢ waap, | United States District Court, yesterday, immediately | I-00 calfornia The rm shared ivosate aid 3 Barat toanectog Te coe emase*” > | sideration of a vote to Lie majorty The liemiation go | “© SMreuroce=kina Cuase 37. soxe 1, 1967 gagion Sy A te dae of tue selection ‘undé in danuucrinr | after the jury on the Henry sireet distillery caso had re- | jon for furnishing the bonds mh ait ake ¢ about | The amendment was agreed t0. °- or. "hte a able Sf > pesriocs question come up again | 2 Sige 8B, bt ek » SOrOre te taken, shoe foe Oe nee Tee epanel | turned their verdict, ‘The court room was crowded with | forv cents a Wines ga t $200 to | Rule 7, referring to members boing excused from vol- an ry) Rese wae 37, 8, 70, 7 28, a. 2. 30, ; 9, 8 2, | ccrgeionn nor ofthe Levy Coury cam ove’ single same on | the legal fraternity, deeply interested in seeing the case | Procurea. “the ovidente that he fd serind te Senge | me tend reads ad follows: from voting | , RCHE2, The previous questa shall be, “Shall the main a MURRAY, EDDY & Ch, Hanagers, fhe fourhundred names which the Iaw requires thattheas | CBC® ‘nitiated and fairy set going, and to hear the opon- | men was that witness’ warehousing bonds wore can- | must make iis reywons borers the, roll sail sbaif became | question be now put: andi dtermned in the alirmative, NRNTCCEY srare—rarna class 201, JUNE 12, 186 ‘three officers aforesaid shouid select, and that he did not | ing statements of counsel. OCNEE, ete * fenced. He may (sem on ‘concisely, without argument, | Main question shall be on the ‘ef tho reschation 73, ja § ew ee,8 fag 6. As It is expected that the case will occupy # considera- yon, a od eet he ras walk thane pengamteon Lan eacUsing shall be taken without Gebatg. |) Sunuoe shall be pending, the question s! cates | De uolnie Go" 3. 30, 04 ble length of time, and as counsel will bave to refer to the sureties on the bond; George Clark Lo] Mr. Atvorp, (rep.) of Onondaga, moved to amend by | ame: te in thelr and when ame inte shail — ns Gort 7. any amount of authorities, and as a great portion of the witness to fill out the ‘necessary papers or | Striking out the words “before ine roll call sball be com- pen ge the aeaniee, of the Whole, Prizes cashed and information given by BE nL of either of | testimony will be documentary, and through and taken upon such amendments in like order, ns nett O# | RICH MO: SS entary Presented commissions held in France, &c., Judge Blatohford sug- ested that the two long tables, from which ain counsel are wont to carry on their legal box bad been thus the box and hy Clerk of Mr. Gunny, (dem.) of N, Y. SOA ao, and to nest in lieu of it the following:— A. terion taformation Broadway. The Convention may, at any time, by a vote of the ma, ty of a its noomberi, protest sea’ Timit the time an ani dine PRIZES CASHED IN ALL LEGALIZED LOT. moved to strike out rule i P. GAIGB, Broker, trance in Amity street, with the Dench. Counsel at once recognized the advane BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW YORK in the office of hich its members oconpy in the discus. ; i,j” eSe att crf | SHR ofthe mugen an acted wpa Eonar yee elton and Sele aa Acnaee etien rhe evraton, 2 leit cute ju resept term tates ttorney, Mr. 8. G. Courtacy, time of debate shall be deemed « privileged motio jorney, 78 Nassau street. d Yor ih the fifth section ofthe aetyine Clerk | Defore the jury were sworn, fn each as to their shall be decided without amendment or debate. M. HOWES, Attorney, 78.8 pe.same ume. though athe Pre. knowledge of the case and their ings (if any) with ‘The motion was rejected, BAUTIFUL HUMAN HAIR. —WATERFALLS ONLY regard to it, Th -xception box the names of th to any, aod the juy, es py the kaon was sworn. Mr. Lowry, on the part of the government, opened the case, He said that the te try wes one of very great tmportanen. nor seth eat Mr, Bickyonn, (rep.) of Jefferson, moved to strike out $2 50; splendid Switehes, $8; double j i nie aren Peace one D® V#RONES' ELEOTRO CHEMICAL BATHS, NOS. 4 AND 6 VENTH STREET, ORNER ‘AVENUE. TO THE NERVOUS. RHEUMATIC AND ALL SUFFERERS PROM FUNCTIONAL AND CHRONIC. DISEASES. DR. M. .VERGNES, the ‘inventor of the Electro Chemical Bath, and for the last twenty years practitioner of his ar system of electro chemical administration, at . : the sebeiation "of hit numerous. patienta and cf ‘many Fussell LW: | Eoced to. enlarge bis” faottttiee © Te te = E th ‘or does it ire jerk of Georgetown only should pass judgment a sevestine ane ane from b~y ony: f-3 b 3 Cf the Levy court oriy io be chosen from the rural portio BBir Dusit, od the Register of Washington to elect alobe oy, A.D. , maker, Sermo 5 for his baths, He she four husdred to be laken from the e Md fownsind Seat’ | has taken the two commodions ‘houses Nos. 4andé deconay-W vei he act of Congrena does require th Waies, Weed,” Wheeler, Wicker: | Eleventh street, one door from Fourth avenue, and lection of the entire Sve ‘hundred and hws Mea aut Shall ods eke t | You . ima ae gs No. 7 Soecd ta ths on ike ene enty names f leave he shall have voted; and mo mem- | —Nats—A. F. Allen, C. L. Allen, Alvord, Andrews, Archer, | bis method of ie Mo. 6 is exclusively Secerioea ‘by, Sar; Dongioc 1S becmaene isthe cnet was po nel aus ver so present shall be excused from voiing unless ke bo firoonn Carpenter, Dupscine TW ee, Bergen, E. P: | Sevoted to lad! oe panel ee gous ‘deer tn ay er te interested in the decision.” posse, Ce ee age Ry Faroum. exvnvicions that the law required the united. judgment of phy ~ ye ty . CLINTON, Of Erie, o amendment, ig A Re a ne the fe the oct a Wee lun at entitled The United States va 3.100 Cases of Cham. | abt barrels of whiskey, ni i rho had — on, Lapham. rence, Ladin Wit hose a id was one of the claim- ; would compel a member who had not heard the arga- | Lando: ham, A. Lat . Ladingtor ante—Hubbell ; he positively identified him. ‘ idy Merrill, Merritt, Fond, Prindle, Rathore, tton, tiger @ntirehumber of wames to be placed in the box, for the it renee, Mt ‘was alleged, had been again Hottard Wn King nt ‘The Fe omy Mr. Grexixt combated that objection ty ‘arguing that | Roire. Root, Rumeey. Seaver, Sheldon, '‘Shermmmh, Sitn ew Feasons that I have already mentioned. Ie, thi the a ‘action of each of these ollicers. in selecting exclusively sent by the manufacturer to his agent here at a 1 ty ber should be present Strong, Tucker, Van Campen, Van Coit, Will bi own list, and Bot even look: eit : every mem! t. t, Williams. the others, ei even Homing the names taken tron Stow guniervaluation on the invoice, with a view of | the"alioged signers of the fraudulone atari aoe |. ME CUuNTON argued that members might 6s properly | So the rule for the previous question wat struck hese lets 16 be placed e bor, as eworn to by | evading the just he government on its im teaeue ‘Zz absent on committees, &c. out, by . TT to defraud the - C, ar as, and adratid by the counsel for she Prison bo sling ta France tet ace pated ae. men a sien tea aes salve Mr. Vas Camrew 6, amend Mr, Sieemax then, in order to make rule No. 19 con- ued by the counsel for the prisoner that it is not; that moning of & dary by te and shortly after two o'clock adjourned the further oe the members kept in close custody whenever the vens | striking out all relating to the previous question. me, in, France, and was involon aft & raluation | "The Commissioner consented to issue the warrants, | ™#Bb that the doors and windows should. be closed and | form'with tne vote Just taken, moved to modify it, by ‘sul Sherif’ is principal cause of had of th end nays are ordered and until the call of the roll becom: | Agroed to. at on heavily from this eytem of underval a ig e cage until Wednesday next at ten A. M. . Ein war Beton ancestors, ed whieh ts te rt thie Die kinds ot i ‘merchandise, among which Chas ean bat Woes wos prraiane Os cone hares Pip Has, of Emer, remared that the coustivotionsl | ania t* Mon was aten In reference to rules Noa, $2 ‘e * 1 red (bis system of fraud; Surercar and the case of tbe Quoc against OvConnell and. | te the joverument’ foune tage treet op gran ana Erode inthe $15,000, “His counsel claimed. his | Smendment er ee Seeetena Sibery bea tenn cited by the couusel fer the prisoner atthe | ang” the ct them 90. bold, “tat it | Suacherge on ihe ground that there was not suiicieat | “Staal. after considerable discussion, the Amembiy | inevnicereecnemitaor se eset © We consideration of Shai my veneration for the aw last discovered that there existed a | SV!dence (0 show that he was guilty of fraud. rale, as above, was Rule No. 34, relating to privilege of admission to the Sometiines even run into a weakness. ful revenue; ‘Mr. Bexces, (dem.) of Kings, suggested as an addi- | floor was amended by extending t a ga ye a for the ap- COURT CALENDAR—THIS DAY. tional rule that ‘members of the Coureation shall be at | and ex-jedges of the Cours of Appeals: wate Ma quaees | figehing theese oe the. Rand complesion, ‘bringing ee eee et cere ries to —— all times entitled to enter the chamber. Ho explained wo former constitutional conventions of this | #* ural tone oo sralied in position, are to — — made Seinen te 0 as ake as Sita tate, nS | tase dggd a su; that he bad been og State. OF! S etties whicu other courts and other Manufacturers, | tous a . ), 57, morning while the chaplain was praying, He Mr, Sirveeren, (rep.) of Colui moved to extend Sutves, wits the advalorem system of | 89, @®, 01, 62, 69, 04, 65, 60, Of, 68, 11, 19, 70 no Knorr Bat his body wan tor pioue What the Con. | the Frvtege to ular pleioa Ge persene ar oor were * Foe sSta by qresere one bmp ped laa being by Suraems Covat—Crncvrr.—Part 1—Nos. 641, 247, 883, gress of the United States, or than the churches, and he | of convention may invite, such privilege to cease ip, New York.” se one of which, at an under. Soh, 8709, 1343, 1360, 1267, 240, 661, 1829, 1900, Sat, reas oF of & church to be | whenever the sofas on the floor are filled. ted. pote. L LEGALIZED LOTTERIGA. cent here, tobe uvedsat | tosh, 1e0f, 1600 1508, Sethe Pee eee inst members when saa being ofered. | | ar. Siivesrex then moved to extend ihe priviege to | PRIZES CASH ED JX ALL, LEGALIZED LO regular manver, | 610, 656, 643, 1268, 1484, 740, 922, 934, 1320, | | The Px hat the exclusion of men. Jadios, with the same provision. Rejected, Ciroulere LUTE, Broker, real value of the goods. | 1668, 244, 1600, 884, 552, 150, 468, 1396, bers during prayer was by no order of bis, but he was | Mr. 'Rencex, at two o’ciock, moved to take a recess 176 Broadway nnd 168 Fulton street. the discovery of this | guensus Covat—Sracat Tunw.-Nos 184, 160, 164, | !nformed by the Secretary that, according to Custom, the | till four o'clock. Lost, zi nw Papers of the agents | 194 Tom, 160, 117, 16s, 18s 188, Toe" IAT 110% 15% | doors had been closed by his direction, Rale 36 was, on motion of Mr. Morris, of Putnam, Pease SAREE. ALL LEGALIZED LOT. ‘were double invoices found 196, 167, 280) 197! 198, 201 “+4 207, 208° 4 Mr. Bencex remarked that if it was to be understood ended by Mr. Field, of Orleans, modified so that the teres. r F. BATES, 78 Broadway, preseribed by law tobe ken HO, aL, 212, ala ais.” » 204, 206, 207, 208, 209, fhat the doors should be open a to, sneusbers, dustag, the yeas and nays shall be ordered by a,vote of fifteen mem- - > merchants hero, ah of prayer was desired, erefore in i MAN OINTMENT.—WARRANTE! to the effect that the goods Suraeus Covrt—' wawnens.—Nos, 126, 136, 136, 147, | withdrew his motion, Rule 37 ‘on motion of Mr. Freun, of Orleans, rye pe Soa for Piles fair market value | 164, 174, 212, 217, 248, 273, 291, 298, 311. On motion of Mr. Smmnman, ) of Oneida, chapter | modified so require the journal of each day's pro- Sreuoae ate alt Skin Die pases. Os That Tenw.—Part 1—Now. ax, relating to committees and their duties, was stricken | ceedings to be laid on the desks of members within one For sale at © Bowery and by druggists geners ly of Champagne wines | 9111, 8217, Tora 926, 2999, Some, | UL, tbat malter belonging proveriy vo ihe report of the | da after ite ap) N NEW YORK, JUNE 12, 1967.—THR having exceilent 8131, 2727, 8127, ‘20 4008. 2—Nos, 2004, 3204, Committee of Sixteen. Rute 39, allowing stationery to officers of the conven- egos ‘are. er at thetr, of defence as 8208," 3900, THA PREVIOUS QUESTION AGAIN. ton and ‘was, on motion of Mr. Conaan, streck Bro 4 AM on Phu the ious, | 3924, 3286, Bai os, orgnat aad was. | Soon, So, oe ania ay Peer wir twenty-three otrik: out #0 much Pelated to tl Rule motion . Lapnanm, - they bad their rorploons oa Preas—Triat een La sa for rae, eee me 2 peo power moti no a maxe if ee ae Ts SPLENDID JOEY, YoMNER OF DEMOREST 3s ak ie eke Ther | Sennen Cover, Kove Quomry, Cem Hen ra 3 | tere was ng alory no min "tad no rary in | aaditional rae o¢ inten ete Gage notice | giHonthiy Seow rheay, tagie wepies of manafactere | 8, 96 wh 3: 68 democrate, They came, not forthe purpoey of forming “the same rule wae also hinendes, o& srotiode of Mr. 1 Pubiication “feos gy