The New York Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1872, Page 8

8 Y corm of the United States Circuit and District Tie WORK OF CONGRESS, Bills Passed During the Second Sess of the Forty-Second Congress. ‘on Measure of Relief and Appropriations for the State, War, Navy and Minor Departments. An act making appropriations for expenses which may be incurred under the Treaty of Wash- ington relating to the Commission of Arbitration at Geneva. An act to give effect to the provisions of the ‘Treaty of Washington relating to British and Amer- dean claims. An act for the construction of a public building at Chicago, Illinois, ‘An act to provide for a deficiency in the appro- priation for the expenses of taking the ninth ven- sus of the United States. An act relating to the limitation of steam presrare on towing and freight boats on the ippi River and its tributaries. ‘An act making an appropriation to’ supply @ de- ficiency in the appropriation for expenses of the Select Committee on alleged outrages in the South- ern States. An aet to establish post roads. ‘An act to establish post roads, An act to correct a clerical error committed in the enrolment of an act Meret March 17, 1870, to relieve certain persons therein named from legal and political disabilities. An act to change the time for holding the Circuit and District Courts of the United States for the Western District of Virginia, n act to establish certain post routes in the of lowa, An act to authorize the payment of duplicate cheoks of disbursing officers. for the apportionment of Representatives “3 8 among the several States according to 1 CeNSUS. the n| An act in relation to the embassy from Japan. An act to admit certain machinery Imported from foreign countries tree of duty. An act to exempt the iron’ steam ice-boats con- d by the city of Philadephia from the in- spection required by the act of February 28, 1871, entitled “An act to provide for the better security of hte on board vessels propelled in whole or in part by steam, and for other purposes.”? ‘An act granting a pension to Sarah Evans, ct to establish post roads in Vermont. for the reef of Alexander Smith and Hal- king appropriations to supply a de- ency in the appropriations for salaries and con- Ungent expenses of the Post Office Department for the current fiscal year. An act making appropriations for the payment of invalid and other pensions of the United States for the year ending June 30, 1878. An act to amend an act, entitled “An act to pro- vide a national currency, secured by a pledge of United States bonds, and to provide for the circu- Jation and redemption thereof,” approved June 3, An act extending the time for the completion of the Green Bay and Stnrgeon Bay and Lake Michigan ‘Ship Canal, in the State of Wisconsin. An act to set apart a certain tract of land lying near the head waters of the Yellowstone River for @ public park. An act for the relief of Julia A, Smith. An act to constitute Shreveport, in the State of Louisiana, a port of delivery, An act to defray the expenses of District Jud; from other districts, while holding District or cuit Courts in the Southern district of New York. Ab act granting to James D. Dana the use of cer- tain plates, An act authorizing the issuing of a certificate of registry to the brig Michael and Anna. An act to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at or near St. Joseph, Miesouri. An act to provide for the survey of the harbor and river at Washington, D. C. An act to provide for the admission of painth po and photographs for exhibition free of duty. An act to amend section thirty-flve of an act en- titled “An act to reduce internal taxes, and for ‘other purposes.” An act supplementary to an act entitled “An act to prevent the extermination of fur-bearing animals in Alaska.” An act authorizing an American register ta the British brig Isadora, owned by Edwin M. Fowle, of Newton, Mass. An act to repeal the paragraphs of schedule C of the Internal Revenue acts imposing taxes on canned meats, fish and other articles. An act for the relief of George W. Morse. An act to provide for the designation of a chief medical purveyor. An act to create an additional land district in the Btate of Nevada. An uct for the relief of Francis A. Eastman, Post- master at Chicago, Ill. | An act to authorize the construction of a fire- proof building at Albany, N. Y. An act to authorize the purchase of a site for a Public building at Cincinnati, Ohio. An act to authorize the Warren National Bank of South Danvers, in the State of Massachusetts, to | change its name to the Warren National Bank of | Peabody, Mass. And act granting a pension to Elizabeth Kenyon. An act granting @ pension toJoseph Montgomery, | An act for the relief of Jacob H. Ela, + An act to authorize the gale of public property at Honiton, Me. An act to continue in force a grant to the State of Nevada for col | An act to restore the records of the United States | Courts in the Western district of Minois. An act to amend an act entitled “A\ vide for a building suited to the Ofice, the pension and revenue offices and the judi- cial « of the United States in the city of Tren- ton, * approved March 3, 1871. 0 amend section 35 of an act entitled “An luce internal taxes, and for other pur- An ac act to re poses.” An act authorizing the President of the United States to re-establish the Monroe land district in the State of Louisiana. An act to issue an American register to the brig A. L. Palmer. An act authorizing the survey and markinj of the boundary between the territory of the United States | and the possessions of Great Britain to the summit of the Rocky Mountains, An act for the relief of Benjamin Vamimian. An act for the construction of an addition to the United States Court House and Post OMce buildin in Indianapolis, Ind., and for the purchase of addi- tional ground adjoining the site of said building. An act to provide for the use of the Post Onlce, Custom House, Pension Office, United States Circutt et Courts and Internal Revenue offices at Hartford, Conn, An act granting a pension to Joseph Bryant. An act for the relief of pre-emption settlers in the State of California, An act for the relief of Lucas, O'Brien, Dickinson and other counties in the State of Iowa. An act appropriating money for the purchase of a | Suitable site and erecting a building thereon in the | city of St. Louis, Mo., 10 be used for the purpose of plo House, Post Office and other federal | offices. | An act granting a pension to Elizabeth H. Morgan. An act granting @ pension to Margaret Coggins, widow of Philip Coggins. Au act granting a pension to George J. St. Lonis, An act extending the time for the completion of the Portage Lake and Lake Superior Ship Canal, A for the relief of Miss Keturah Cole. An act granting @ pension to Hannah Gray. Ae uot to pay Willlam P, Preston the sum therein h act to change the name of the schooner Lois it of Sea Witch. An act to «mend an act to authorize protection | to be given to citizens of the United States discov- | ering deposits of gi approved August 18, 1856, Ati act to authorize th President to ap] “aes wetted pare rin the navy. sent n act to establish a port of entry v at Al ct to eatablish a port of entry and delivery An act authoriz Dutch bark Alic om. An act to provide for the sale and transfer of two mall parcels of land in the city of St. Louis, Mo. An act granting @ pension to Margaret An act in addition to an act entitied amend an actentitied an act for the removal of causes in certain cases from State Courts,” proved July 27, 1866; approved March 2, 1s an American register to the | D An act to authorize the restoration of Gilbert Morton to the naval service, An act relating to the capture of the Albemarle Ab act to authorize the construction of a bridge across (he Mississippi River, at or near the to Clinton, in the n of e of Iowa, and the bridges across establish them as post roads, ide for the reporting and printing vongress. ‘le honorably discharged soldiers r widows and orphan children, to ads on the public lands of the f of Thomas B. Valentine. An act for the relief of sufferers by fire at Chi- cago. Ab act to change the location of the First Na- toi uk of Seneca, State of Ilinois, to the city of Morris, Hl, An act to amend the thirty-second section of an pproved July 14, 1 and quiet the title to lands along the boundary line between the States of Georgia and Florida ‘anting a pension to Prederick A. Gar- » of Cortland county, New York. An act granting @ pension to William H. Bridges. fede ( Erauting @ pension to Sarah Whiiney. eb ranting & p F en! diene. #* pension to Captain Henry M. An act defining the right eee canaing hts of part owners of ves- An act granting a pension to Margaret Lee. An act granting the right of way throagh the pub- | Hic lands of the United States, for the coustraction ol @ railroad from Great salt Lake to Porth: Oregon. and, | Courts at Harrisonburg, Va. An act for the relief of Bartelle and Evans, An act for the relief of F. B. Brayton. Aun act for the relief of the officers and crew of the United States ship Kearsarge. An act for the relief of Thomas S. Batley, Collector of Internal Revenue Fourth district of gan. An act for the relief of James T. Johnson, of Alex- andria, Va. An act for the relief of Peck, Van Hook & Co, An act for the relief of George H. Rapp. Ap act to change the boundary of the Northern district of Brazos de Santiago, in the State of Texas. An act to authorize William E, Jardine to make application to the Commissioner of Patents for the issue of @ patent for his improvement in brake and rest for carts, An act to confirm the title of John Boyer to cer- tain lands therein described. An act placing the name of Theodore S. Compaset on the pension rofl, An act to erect new land districts in the State of Nebraska. An act granting a pension to Margaret H. Becker. An act authorizing the Secretary of War to de- liver condemned ordnance to certain soldiers’ monu- mental associations, An act in relation to bounties. An act to extend the time for filing claims for ad- ditiona: bounty under the act of July 28, 1866, An act to remove the cha of desertion inst Daniel Ovner, late private Company H, Ninety- first Pennsylvania Volunteers. An act authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to make certain negotiations with the Ute Indians in Colorado. An act for the relief of Colteron & Maguire, bankers and brokers of the city of Rome, Georgia. An act to create the Linkton land district in the State of Oregon. An act to extend the time for the completion of the agrees starr from Fort Williams, at Vopper Harbor, in the State of Michigan, to Fort Howard, at Green Bay, in the State of Wisconsin, An act for the reflef of Asa M. Trimble. An act for the relief of R. Nelson Gere. ‘An act relating to proposals and contracts for transportation of the mails and for other purposes. An act toamend the first section of an act en- titled “An act to provide for the disposition of use- less military reservations.” An act for the relief of Martin Watkins, of East Windsor, Conn. An act for the relief of Augustine Bacon. An act for the relief of Mr. Francis A, McKinney. An act to amend section 2, act of August 30, 1852, in relation to the transportation and exportation of goods, wares and merchanaise in bond through certain ports in the State of Texas, An act repealing the duty on tea and coffee, An act for the relief of Isaac B. Kenkiad, ‘An act to amend an act entitled “An act to au- thorize the construction of a bridge across the Mis- sourl River, at or near St. Joseph, Mo.,” approved March 5, 1872. ‘An act granting 9 pension to Fliza Whitney. An act granting a pension to the minor children of Amanda M. Ritchey. ‘An act granting a pension to Mary Armstrong. Ab act granting a pension to the minor children of Frederick F, Dayton, deceased. ‘An act granting’a pension to John Carbangh. An act granting a pension to William Hutchison, minor son of Joseph Hutchison, deceased. An act for the relief of certain settlers on the pub- lic lands in Iowa, under the provisions of the Home- stead law. An act to regulate elections in Washington and Idaho Territories. An act for the relief of Robert Williams, Jr., Col- lector, Third district, Ohio, An act for the relief of purchasers of lands sold for direct taxes in the penrrenOnary Fi tes. An act for the relief of G. S. Baker, of Marys- ville, Mo., for the reissue of certain bond. An act to perpetuate testimony in the Courts of the United States. An act authorizing an appropriation for the em- | ployment of surfmen at life-saving stations on the coast of New Jersey. ‘An act to change the time for holding the Circuit and District Courts of the United States for the Western district of Wisconsin at La Crosse. An act to extend the time of payment for their | lands by persons holding pre-emption on the public lands in the State of Minnesota. An act for the relief of settiers on the Osage land in the State of Kansas. An act to promote the development of the mining resources of the United States. An act directing the proper officers in the Treas- ury Department to credit John Seys, of Ohio, the sum therein named, An act granting a pension to Elizabeth Harding. ‘An uct supplementary to an act entitled “An act to incorporate the Texas Pacifle Railway Company and to aid in the construction of its road and for other purposes.” approved afarch 3, 1871. ‘An uct to amend an act approved February 28, 1871, amending an act approved May 31, , enti- titled “An uct to enforce the right of citizens of the United States to vote in the several States of the Union, and tor other purposes.” An act to fund certain abilities of the city of Washington, existing June 1, 1871, and to limit the debt of the District of Columbt An act authorizing the Secretary of War to cor- rect an army ofticer’s record. Joint resolution donating certain condemned cannon for a soldiers’ monument. lossal statue of the late Admiral Farragut, Joint resolution granting condemned cannon City, 1M. Joint resolution appointing commissioners to in- quire into the depredations on the frontier of the State of Texas. An act anthorizing the erection of a public build- ing at Rockland, Me. An act to regulate the salary of the Consul at Tien-Tsin, China. An act to authorize the West Wisconsin Railway Company to keep up aud maintain a bridge for rail- Way purposes across. Luke St. Croix, at the city of Hudson, in the State of Wisconsin, An act to establish the pay of the enlisted men of the army. An act authorizing the issue of clothing to certain enlisted men of Company B, Eleventh regiment of intantry. An act to establish a system of deposits, to pre- vent desertion and elevate the condition of the rank and file of the army An act granting a pension to Sarah McEnarry. An act relating’ to the Reform School in the Dis- trict of Columbia An act to authorize the construction of certain bridges across the Mississippi River and to establish the same as post roads. An act to authorize the Commissioners of Claims to appoint commisioners to take testimony, and for other purposes. Al ‘© carry out certain provisions of the Cher- 1866, and for the relief of settiers on ee lands in the State of Kansas, An act to provide for the removal of the Kansas tribe of Indians to the Indian Territory, and to dis- | pose of their lands in Kansas to actual settlers. ‘An act to establish certain post roads. An act to provide that minors shall not be enlisted in the military service of the United States without the consent of parents or guardians, An act declaring the Jands constituting the Fort Collins military reservation In the Territory of Colo- rado subject to pre-emption and homestead entry a8 provided for in existing laws. | An act for the reilef of George C. Haynie, An act to amend an act “entitled an act to estab- Ush and protect national cemeteries.” An act authorizing the Secretary of War to pay certain certilicates issued: for fortification purposes: in Lawrence, Kan. Anact to prohibit ihe retention of soldiers’ dis- es by clulm agents and attorneys. to reduce the limits of the military reser- vation at Fort Stanton, New Orleans, An act for the relief of Robert L. D, Burchfleld. An act for the reilef of Charles F. Tracy. An act to fix the time for holding United States Conrts in the Kighth Circuit. An act to create an additional land district in the State of Minnesota. An act making appropriations vo supply defi- ciencies in the appropriations for the service of the government jor the fiseal year ending June 30, 1872, and for former years, and for other purposes, An act to authorize the city ot buitalo, N. Y., to construct a tunnel under Niagara River, and to erect and maintain an inlet pier therefrom for the purpose of supplying the city of Buffalo with pure water. An act for the relief of Fannie M. Jackson. An act to grant an American register to the Ha- waiian bark Florence. An act regulating the mode of making private contracts with Indians, An act to authorize the construction of a bridge over the tide water 0} Dunstan Kiver, in the State of Maine. An act to allow the pleasure yacht Red Hot to | take the name of Addie Parker and be registered under that name, An act to authorize the issue of a supply of arms to the anthorities of the Territory of Montana, An act to enable the city of Denver to purchase certain lands in Colorado for a cemetery. An act authorizing the construction of a public building at Fall Biver, in the State of Massactiu- setts, An act to establish an additional land district in the Territory of Dakota, An act to confirm the action of the Board of Al- | dermen and Common Council of the city of Wash- | ington designating a depot site for thé Baltimore | and Potomac Railroad Company, and for over pur- ananset to remove political disabilities imposed by article of the amendmel ¢ Constitution of the United mo idied AN act making appropriations for the consular and diplomatic service ot the government for the year ending June 30, 1875, and for other purposes. An act to amend an act entitled “An. act to establish a uniform time for holding elections for electors of President and Vice President in all the States of the Unton,” approved January 23, 145. ‘An act to authorize the Collection district of Due Inth and to create St. Paul, in the Collection district of Minnesota, a port of delivery, An act to ite an additional land district in the State of Kan Ab act to regulate criminal practice In the federal courts. An act giving the assent of Congress to the sub. scription of the District of Colambia to the stock of the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company, An act for the relief of William Nixon, of West Virginia. Au act making appropriations for the naval ser- vice for the year ending June 30, 1873, and for other purposes, Ab web bo change the time for boWing the epring An act for the relief of Robert A. Mayo, of Rich- mond, Va Joint resolution to authorize the erection of a co- | tor the erection of a soldiers’ monument at Mound | | United States to superintend the shipping and An act for the relief of H. C, Christopher, G. W. Beard, 0. A. Uber, Edward Stiles and N. H. Lamdin. An uct for the relief of 8, B. Mitchell, George W. Mitchell, John A, Mitchell and William Webster. An act to provide for the hoidi of the United States District Court in the city of Toledo, An act defining and limiting the appropriation of certain moneys for the preparation, issue and re- issue of the securities of the United States, and for Other purposes. An act relating to certain lands in the State of Alabama. An act to appropriate to Henry Clay Williams the sum of money found due him in the adjustment of his accounts, An act to authorize the Chicago and Northwest- ern Railway Company to change their projected line of railway in the State of Michigan. An act to withdraw from settlement and sale a certain section of Wyoming Territory, An act making appropriations for the support of Peiey Academy for the fiscal year ending June h An act making appropriations for the legislative, judicial and executive expenses of the government Le ee year ending June 30, 1873, and for other pur- An act making cuasconintions for the current and contingent expenses of the Indian Department and for fulfilling so-called treaty stipulations with various Indian tribes for the year ending June 50, 1873, and for other parones: An act for the relief of J. Ross Browne, late Minis- ter to China. An act for the relief of William Blanchard. An act for the relief ot James F. Joy. An act to authorize the construction of a bridge, and to establish the same as a post road. An act granting a pension to Elizabeth O'Neill. An act for the relief of Mrs, Martha L. House Russell. An act for the relief of L. Merchant & Co, An-act in relation to the Dakota Southern Rail- Toad Company. An act to authorize the Secretary of War to ac- cept the peninsula in Lake Erie, opposite the har- bor of Erle, in the State of Pennsyivania, An act to provide for the abatement or repay- ment of taxes on distilled spirits in bond destroyed by casualty. ‘An act for the rellef of Milo Pratt. | An act to chunge the name of the schooner La Pette to La Pettite, An act for the relief of certain officersof the army. An act for the relief of the children of 0. H. Ber- ryman, deceased, and others. An act for the relief of the children of Otway H. Berryman, deceased. An act to provide for the completion of three ae of Wiikes’ United States Exploring Expe- dition. An act to restore Lazarus L. Reamey to the navy of the United States as a midshipman, An act granting a pension to the widow of the jate Admiral Farragut. An act granting a pension to Nathan Morgan. ‘An act granting # pension to Margaret Riley. An act for the relief of A. H. Gray, An act to increase the eapital stock of and to ex- tend the works of the Washington Gaslight Com-' pany. An act eupplemental to an act entitled “An act for the apportionment of Representatives to Con- gress among the several States according to the ninth census.”’ An act for the relief of Charles A, Wildner. An act to provide for furnishing trusses to dis- abled soldiers. An act for the relief of the heirs of the late Cap- tain B, R. Perkins, of the United States Army. An act to change the location of the Railroad National Bank of Lowell, Massachusetts, to the city of Boston, Massachusetts. An act for the relief of B. C, Pressley. An act for the relief of the United States Express Company. An act fixing the rank of Professor of Mathe- matics in the United States Navy. An act for the relief of Mrs, Cecila Barr, widow of William Barr, An act conferring upon the Conrt of Claims power to hear and determine the claims of J. W, Parrish & Co., for damages for the alleged violation of their panies with the United States for the delivery of ce. An act for the relief of the widow of D. Jay Brown, deceased, i a act relating to the creation of new land dis- ricts. Anact for the relief of John Potts, chief clerk of the War Department. An act authorizing the constraction of a bridge across the Arkansas River, at Little Rock, Ark. An act for the relief of Albert Wieland, An act to provide for a building for the use of the Post OMce, Umited States Circuit and District Courts and Internal Revenue offices, at Utica, N. Y. An act for the relief of Joseph Segar, of Virginia. An act for the relief of William H. Collidge. An act for the relief of Phebe Hepburn. An act for the relief of Charles W. Whitney. An act for the relief of Mra. Harriet B. Pendleton, widow of George H. Pendleton, late of the United States Navy. An act to prescribe the time for holding the elec- tion for electors of President and Vice President in the State of Louisiana, An act to further the administration of justice. | An act granting the right of way to the Dakota | Grand ‘trunk Railway Company. | ,,Anact relative to the Centennial International * hibition to be heid in the city of Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania, in the year 1876, An act toamend an act entitled “An act to es- tablish and protect national cemeteries.” An act relative to the construction of a new jail for the District of Columbia, ‘An act making appropriations for the service of the Post Office Department for the year ending June 30, 1873, An act granting right of way to the Utah, Idaho and Montana Railroad Company. ‘An act granting a pension to Martha G, Rudolph. wa? act granting a pension to Phoebe Ann Elder- in. An act granting a pension to Andrew Reinfort. An act granting a pension to Margaret Caldwel., An act granting a pension to Margaret C. Gibson. An act granting a pension to James Supple. An act granting a pension to Abraham Cooper. ‘An act granting a pension to Nancy E. Pugh. An act granting a pension to William B. Taylor. An act to authorize the Secretary of the Interior to make partition of the reservation to Me-shin-go- me-sia, a Miami Indian, An act to authorize the President of the United States to negotiate with the chiefs and head men of the Shoshone and Bannock tribes of Indians for the relinquishment of a portion of their reserva- tion in Wyoming Territory. An act granting a pension to Martha Elwell. An act to provide for the issue of bonds in lieu of destroyed or defaced bonds of the United States. An act to authorize the appointment of certain officers in the Quartermaster’s Department. An act authorizing the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River, opposite to or within the corporate limits of Nebraska City, Neb. An act authorizing the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at Brownsville, Nebraska. An act to cancel a certain deed to the United States of America. An act relating to inventories and accounts of the property of the United States in public buildings and grounds. Ab act supplementary to an act entitled “An act to aid in the construction of telegraph lines, and to secure to the government the use of the same for malitary and other purposes,” approved An act amending an act entitled ‘An act direct- ing the conveyance of a lot of bain for the use of the public scnools of the city of Washington, An act granting a pension to Margaret H. Judd, of Wilmington, Del. An act directing the conveyance of certain lots of ground, with the improvement thereon, for the use of the schools of the city of Washington, An act granting the right of way through the public lands for the construction of a railroad and telegraph in Florida. An act to extend the provisions of an act entitled “An act forthe relief of certain purchasers of lands from the legal representatives of Bartholomew Cousin,’ approved February 18, 1871, An act to enable the President to appoint a Pay- master General of the Army. An act relative to the entry and clearance of ferryboats and of bonded ca passing from one State to another through contiguous foreign terri- tory. An act to authorize the issue of an American reg- ister to the brig Delphine. An act for the relief of William Bowlby, Collector of Internal Kevenue for Ore An act for the relief of Jate second lieutenant Fourt artiliery. An act for the relief of Brevet Colonei Emeric Szabad. An act to remove the political disabilities of the persons therein named. { An act to authorize the appointment of Shipping Commissioners by the several Circuit Courts of the mon E. Wentworth, enth New York heavy charge of seamen engaged in merchant ship) longing to the United States, and for the further protection of seamen, An act authorizing the First National Bank of An- napolis to change its location and name, An act to reduce duties on imports and to reduce taxes, and for other purposes. king appropriations for the support of for the year ending June 30, i873, and for other purposes. Joint resolution providing for a more effective system of quarantine on the Southern and Gulf coasts. An act for the relief of Selah V. Reeve, late quar- termaster sergeant of the Fourth Michigan infantry, volunteers, An act to provide for the removal of the Flathead and other Indians from the Bitter Root Valley, in the Territory of Montana, An act to carry into effect the fourth article of the Treaty of February 23, 1867, with the Seneca, Shawnee, Quapaw and other Indians, An act to confirm the Great and Little Osage Tndians a reservation in the Indian Territory. An act making a transfer of a pension appropria- tion from one fund to another. An act to provide fpr the restoration of the records of the proceedings of the Court of Inquiry concerning the operations of the army under the command of General Don Carlos Buell in Kentucky = hy oe n act for the reli Unived Sects wee “ie of George A. Stevens of the NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1872—TRIPLE SHEET An act to fix the pay of certain rear admirals on the retired list 0: the navy. An act in regard to the commencement of in- creased pay to promoted oMicers in the | An act granting a' pension to Mary Ann Mont- gomery. |” An act granting the right of way through the = | lic lands to the Jacksonville and St, Augustine Rail- | road Company. An act for the relief of 8, D, Houston, late receiver of public moneys at Junction City, in the State of Kansas. An act to quit the title to certain lands in Dakota Territory. An act relating to asite for public buildings at Harrisburg, Pa., and Sacramento, Cal. ‘n act to provide for a building for the use of the Federal Courts, Post Office, Internal Revenue and other civil oMces in the city of Little Rock, Ark. An act to continue the act to authorize the settle- ment of accounts of officers of the army and navy. An act for the relief of Sarah A. Ward. An act for the relief of Robert B. Williamson, An act for the rellef of Edward G, Allen, of London, England, An act to authorize the building of the New Mex- ico and Gulf Railroad, and for other purposes, An aet nting a pension to Geor V. Parvis. An act to authorize the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Railroad Company to run trains and transport freight and passengers within the District of Columbia, An act to relieve John Milone, Postmaster at Urichsville, Ohio. a act for the relief of Joseph A. Clay, of Philadel- nia. 3 An act to provide for filling vacancies in certain offices in several Territories, An act for the relief of Charles Hipp, of St. Mary's, Augiaize county, Ohio. An act authorizing the construction of a building at Philadelphia, Pa., for the use of the Post Ofice and United States courts in said city. An act for the relief of Frederick Pech, An act for the relief of Moritz Augerstein. Anact for the relief of F. & E. Reed, of Bath, Maine, An act for the relief of the heirs of Eli Moore, An act for the relief of the State of Connecticut and other States. r An act for the relief of D. C. Farrell, of Peoria, MN, An act for the relief of the Omaha National ank. An act for the relief of Charles H, Thompson, of New Orleans, La. ‘An net donating condemned cannon and cannon | balls to certain organizations for monumental pur- poses. ! An act for the relief of Andrew J, Jennison, An act for the relief of James T. Miller, late col- lector and public depositary at Wilmington, N. C. An act for the relief of Michael F. Gannett. An act to amend section 5 of an act entitled “An act making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenses of the government for the year 1841, and to authorize the proper construc- tion thereof.”* An act for the better security of bank reserves and to facilitate bank clearing house exchanges, An act for the cancellation of bonds for manu- factured tobacco lost on steamer George W. Upton, between the cities of Richmond and New York. An act granting additional compensation to th marshal of the district of South Carolina for thi period of four months and ten day An act to authorize the appointment ot deputies of clerks of Circuit and District Courts, ‘An act to amend an act entitled “An act supple- mentary to an act to provide for furnishing artl- ficial limbs to disabled soldiers,’ approved June 30, 1870, An act to provide for the redemption and sale of lands held by the United States under the several acts levying direct taxes. ‘An act for the relief of James D. Willoughby, of Vineland, N. J. An act granting the right of way through the pub- Ne lands to the Pensacola and Louisville Railroad Company of Alabama. ‘An act granting the right of way through the pub- lic lands to the Denver and Grande Railway Company. An act to declare the true intent and meaning of an act entitled ‘An act to establish a uniform sys- tem of bankruptcy throughout the United States,” approved March 2, 1867, An act to amend an act relating to soldiers’ and sailors’ homesteads. An act granting a pension to Margaret Nelson. An act in relation to settlers on certain Indian reservations in the State of Missouri. An act for the reliefof Albert D. Peirce, Post- master at Sumnerville, Ottawa county, Kansas, An act for the relief of the legal representatives of the late ‘George T. Wiggins, of Keokuk, in the State of Iowa. An act for the relief of Rufus M. Pickel. An act to perfect certain land titles therein de- scribed. An act to reimburse United States marshals for moneys necessarily expended by them in taking the ninth census, in excess of the compensation ab- Jowed to them under the law in force at the time of the passage of this act. An act for the relief of Mr. R. A. Kennedy. aro ce to create an additional land district in Florida. An act for the rellef of Thomas B. Stewart and Alexander McConn, of West Virginia. An act concerning the Circuit and District Courts of the United States for the district of Kansas. An act to amend gn act entitled “An act to es- tablish a uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the United States,” ‘An act granting a pension te Abigail Ryan. An act granting a pension to Catherine Crowell. ‘An act granting a pension to Calvin A. Laws. An act granting a pension to John B. Rose, of In- diana, An act for the relief of Calista E. Cox. An act increasing the rates of pension to certain persons therein described. An act granting a pension to Julia Bell Dunlap. An act to reimburse the State of Kentucky for moneys expended for the United States in enroll- ing, subsisting, clothing, supplying, arming, equip- ing, paying and transporting militia forces to aid in suppressing the rebellion. An act for the relief of Sarah 8, Stafford. An act to grant an American register to the British orig Balear. i act for the relief of the owner of the bark A ne. An act fixing the salary of the United States At- torney and United States Marshal for the district of Nebraska. An act for the completion and publication of the medical and surgical history of the rebellion. An act to relieve Charles J. Faulkner, of West Vir- ginia, from the legal and political disabilities im- posed by the fourteenth amendment of the consti- tution of the United States. An act to provide for holding a Cirenit Court of the United States in and for the Western district of Missouri. An act amending the practice of the courts in patent cases. An act for the reliefof H. G, Ankemy, late captain Fourth lowa infantry. An act for the relief of Samuel Black and Albert R. Cooper. An act to amend the fifth section of an act en- titled “An act making appropriations for the legis- lative and judicial expenses of the government for the sYeur ending June 30, 1873,” approved July 8, $79 An act for the relief of the sureties of 8S. F. Marks, former Postmaster at New Orleans. An act authorizing the promotion of an officer of the Inspector General's Department of the United States Army. An act to reimburse the State of Kansas for moneys expended for the United States in enrolling, equipping and provisioning military forces to aid in suppressing the rebellion. n act referring the claim of the heirs and legal representatives of Colonel Francis Vigo, deceased, to the Court of Claims for adjustment, An act to provide for the greater efficiency of the public schools in the several States and for other purposes, An act for the retief of W. A. Howard, An act authorizing the Secretary of War to ex- pend certain money for the purpose of sinking an artesian well on the Fort D. A. Russell, military reservation in Wyoming Territory. An act for the Settlement of the account of Major Abram Beeler, late paymaster of United States Volunteers. An act to amend an act entitled “An act to pro- tect national cemeteries,” approved, Fevruary 22, ‘An act authorizing the Secretary of War to re- jease twenty-four acres of the land of the United States at Plattsburg, Y., to the New York and nada Ratlroad Company, and for other purposes, Ac act making appropriations for the preserva- tion, repair and completion of certain public works on rivers and harbors, and for other purposes, An act making appropriations for the constrac- tion, preservation and repair of certain fortf- cations and other works of defence. ‘An act for the relief of Sarah S. Trappe, execu- trix of William Trappe, deceased, An act to make William Sellers and Coleman Sel- lers to make application to the Commissioner of Patents for the extension of letters patent for an improvement in coupling for shafting. An act for the relief of Charles P. 5, Wardwell, An act for the relief Charies P. Taleman. An act for the relief of Jane Allen Birhead and Virginia Campbell, heirs at law of Alexander Wat- son, deceased. Ab act to authorize the President of the United States to appoint one or more commissioners to represent the government of the United States at the International Exposition, held at Vienna in 1873, An act for the relief of Seth M. Whitten, late pri- vate Fourth Michigan infantry. An act for the relief of John J, Smith, An act for the relief of Thomas D. West, of San- dusky, Ohio. An act for the relief of John W. Phelps. An act for the relief of Alexander M. Arthur, of Corunna, Mich. An act to provide for the examination and pay- ment of the claim of Albert Grant, An act for the relief of Lucy A. Baker and Mary A. Baker, children of John A. Baker. An act for the relief of Thomas J, Spencer, of In- al An act for the relief of Jane A. Green, An act for the relief of William T. Bowers, An act for the relief of H. B. Shepard, of In- An act to refund certain duties paid by Wi and St. Peter's Railroad Company.» idPvteaiaea AD act to provide for the of the Marine rounds at San Francisco, Hospital and relief of Mra, Fanny Kelley. An act for the An act to correct an error ¢ February 2, 1871, mere on diana. An act (art appropriation for the payment of claims reported allowed by the Commissioners of Claime, under the act of March 3, 1872, An act for the relief of Simon Standifer, An act for the relief of Rafael Madrazo. An act for the relief of A, G. Booth, An act for the relief of T, P. Robbe, of Georgia. An act for the relies of R, R, Botine, An act amending an ac roved March 2, 1967, entitied “An oe Santa Ht an act to provide @ temporary government for the government of the ‘Territory of Montana,” approved May 26, 1864. An act to prevent and punish the obstruction of justice in the courts of the United States. An act for the reliet of William N. Statford of Mon- tana Territory, An act for the relief of Dwight J. McCann. a An act for the relief of William J. Clark, adminis- | 40 trator of Gad E. Upson, deceased. An act for the relief of the heirs of Lieutenant Colonel H. M. Woodyard, ‘An act for the relief of Dr. John McGowen. ‘An act for the relief of Martin Freeman. An act granting a pension to L. Adele Foster, ‘An act authorizing the sale of public property at Augusta, Ga, An act to extend the provisions of an act entitled “An act for the final adjustment of private claims in the States of Florida, Louisiana, Missouri and other States.”” An act for the reliet of David L, Wright, An act to reimburse the State of Nevada for ex- penses incurred while a Territory in purchase of a prison and in support of United States Courts, An act to repeal so much of section 6 of an act entitled “An act making appropriations for the support of the army for the year atin eae 30, 1870, and for other purposes,” ‘approved farch 31, 1869, as it prohibits promotio) in the staff depart- ments of the army. An act for the relief of certain tribes of Indians in the Northern Superintendency. An act for the relief of James C, Beaumond. An act for the relief of Hermann Ruaister, Collec- tor of Internal Revenue for the First district of Missouri. An act to authorize the construction of a bridge across the Mississippl at or near the city of Red Wing, in the State of Minnesota, and to establish it a8 & post road. An act for the relief of Eldridge Gerry. An act for the relief of Frederick P. Dempfel. An act for the relief of Simon Savage. An act for the relief of certain Indians in the Cen- tral Superintendency, An act for the relief of Thomas Allen, An act for the relief of Martin P. Hardin, of Mis- sissippi. An act for the relief of George W. Sturtevant. An act for the relief of Benjamin W. Reynolds, An act granting a pension to Eliza B, Anderson. An act granting the right of way through the public lands to the Eastern Nevada Railroad Com- pany. An act for the relief of W. W. Griffin, An act for the relief of J, H. Underhill. An act to establish certain post roads. An act to grant a pension to Justin ‘I. Jones. ‘An act granting a pension to J. W. Cronkhite, An act for the relief of William B, Muse. An act relative to retired oficers of the army. An act for the relief of the sureties of Samuel An act making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the government for the year ending June 30, 1873, and for other purposes. An act to authorize the payment of bounty to Ann McCurtley. ‘An act for the relief of Harriet Spring, heir of Captain William Baker, deceased, n act to provide for the erection of a suitable building for the use of the United States Courts, Post Office and other necessary government offices at Raleigh, N.C. ‘An act appropriating $10,000 for a statue of Gene- ral Rawlins. An act for the relief of Henry H. Galfin, Post- master at Berlin, Conn. Anact for the relief of William J. Baker, Post- master. P An act for the restoration to the market of certain lands in Michigan, THE APPROPRIATIONS. Statement of Appropriations Made During the Second Session of the Forty- Second Congress. Wasninaton, June 10, 1872. FOR PENSIONS. By the act making pT pass teat for pensions for the Heat ending June 30, ‘or Army Pensions. $30,000,000 For Navy Pensions. > 480,000 Total... $30,480,000 EXECUTIVE, LEGISLATIVE AND JUDICIAL By the uct making appropriations for the legislative, executive and judicial expenses for the year ending Juné For Senate and Capitol Police $711,474 For House of Representative. 1,456,508 For Public Printing. 2,007,043, For Library of Congress. 58,236 For public buildings and ground: 47,004 For executive. 521300 For Department of State 133,520 For United Btates and M ston 28,700 For U; 18,000 For Treasury Department and its branches, in- eluding expenses of carrying into effect the pro- visions of the Internal Revenue act... 8,820,408, For United States Mint and branch For governments in the Territorle 23, For Interior Department For Department of Agric 28, For Post Office Department. 453 For War Department. 670! or Navy Departmens. 142,940 For judicial expenses. 875,380 For Court of Claims. 428,340 For Department of J 131,820 For Commission to Codity wi For enlargement of grounds around the © Total... By ‘ CONSULAR AND DIPLOMATIC SERVICE. By the act making appropriations for the co diplomatic service of the government, for the year June 30, For salaries Ministers, Consuls, Secretaries of Legation, &c.. For miscellaneous DRviciENGTER By the act making appropriations for deficiencies for the year 1872 and former years For the House of Representati $33,600 For the Senate...... 4 39,625 For Capitol Po 11,440 For salaries of foreign Ministers tor 187i and i872, 92,000 For relief and protection of American seamen MUPOUD). Sissassts-tette 9 100,000 For inquiry respecting food fate 4,000 For independent Treasury 1097304 For stam aper and dies Ome prNReS 000 For captured and abandoned 30,000 For United States Coast Survey... 40,000 For public buildings i 18,588, For War Department. 1,640,000 For State war claims... 000,000 For expenses of United States Courts, 1,000,000 For miscellaneous 1.181, 002 Total By the act making appropriations for the naval servi for the year ending June 80, 18732 pada For pay of officers, seamen and contingent e: penses. e reau of Eq Recrui For Bureau of Yards and Docks For Bureau of Medicine and Surger For Bureau of Provisions and Clothing For Bui of Construction and Repairs. For Bureau of Steam Engineering......... For Naval Academy. For Marine Corps. Total a By the act making appropriations for the suy rt of the Milkary Academy for the year ending June 80° Isigee te For expenses of the Military Academy. + $326,101 By the act making appropriniions for the Indian De: 7 1 indian De- artment for the year ending June 30, 1873 ‘or pay of superintendents, Interpreters, & $254,500 Ke 206,000 urveys of Indian reserves uider tre lations. . see eeese nse aoe For fulfilling treaty stipulations with the various tribes and miscellaneous expenses of the In- dian department.. a3 5,880,962 FORTIFICATIONS AND BATTERIES, By the act making appropriations for the construction, preservation repairs of certain fortifications, for the year ending June 1873 :— For Forts Gorges, Preble, Scammell and battery on Portland Head, in the State of Maine s+ $155,000 For Forta Warren, Winthrop and Independence, Massachusetts. . eeaees . . 191,500 For Fort Adams, Rhode Isiand. 85,000, For fort at Willett’s Point, Forts ” ton, Tompkins and Battery ¥ York... For Fort Mifflin, i For new fort on Delawat River, in Delaware... For Fort McHenry, fort Lazaretto Point, Forts Foote and Washington, in Maryland. 76,000 For Fort Monroe, in Virginie... 42,500 For Forts Moultrie and Sumter, in South Caro- deiee ina. * ret it 4, in Geor 40,000 Jefferson, in Florid: 86,000 For Forts son and St. Philip, in Loui 106,600 For fort at Fort Point, Lime Point and Alcatrez Tsland, California.) eo... cs. seeseeeee 20600 For seacoast mortar batteries. Sicccueese! JER For platiorms for modern eannon of large calibre 60,000 For contingencies of fortifications. eer te For surveys for military purposes Total. POST OFFICR DEPARTMENT. By the act making appropriations for the service of the Post OMice Department for the year ending June 90, For inland mail transportation... For pay of mall messengers, For pay of route agents a For pay of mail route messenge For pay of local agents. For pay of railway postal clerk For foreign mail transportation For compensation of postmasters 5520/00 For pay of clerks for post offices 2800 For pay of letter carriers. ... 1,420,000 For advertising....... Read 70,000 For manufacture of postage stamps. 160,000 For manufacture of stamped envelopes 453,000 per wral pers: ces due Foreign countries % ‘or ship service between San Francisco, Gapan and China ahyehtba aes 500,000 For steamship service between the United States ‘and Brazil....... "180,000 For steamship service between San Francisco ‘and Sandwich Islands. x + 4 376,000 For miscellaneous........ 21,246,022 FOU sc scessssseossvossgseresensensosavenorseveved $28,600,201 By th ¢ support of the army for the year For ex] my. $12,226,171 For wubait i Q7TO MS F xupplics ‘Incidental expenses “it ig 2 For purchase of horses tion of the For Purcivacd md manutaciare of clothing, & T0000 For cemeterien. oo... soe 2001000 For army contingencies. 7500) pital supplies and 200,000 WADE HOFVICE, .. 200.000 if RIVER AND MARBOR’ UtPROVi:MiNTS. naking appropriations for the repair, pre- completion of pabiie works an Tepe harbors, und tor other purposes, tor the year ending Juno 1873 — For Duluth Harbor, Wis... For Superior City Harbor, Wik, < oe For Marquette Harbor, Mich. $000 For Menominée Harbor, Mich. oom For Ahnapee Harbor, Wis... by-4 For Two Rivers Harbor, Wis. rid For Sheboys iho For Port Was! ino For Kenosha Harbor, Wis. eed For Chicago Harbor, IL Y For Calumet Harbor, ML 40°00 For Michigan City Harbor aos For New Buffalo Harbor, Meh, rind For payment to Green Bay’ and’ Mississippi ‘Canal Co. > 145,000 For Frankfort Harbor, 10,000 For Manistee Harbor, 10,000 For Pere Marquette Harbor, 10,000 For Pentwater Harbor, Mich. 30,000 For White River Harbor, Mich 2 iolo00 For Muskegon Harbor, Mich + 10,009 For Grand Haven Harbor, Mich. 15000 For Black Lake Harbor, Mich 10,000 For Saugatuck Harbor,’ Mich. 15,000 For South Haven 12,000 For St. Joseph Harbor, Mic 1000 For St. Mary’s River Falls Ci 300,000 For Cheboygan Harbor, Mich. 15,000 For Au Sable Harbor, Mich. ie + 10,000 For Harbor of Refuge, on Lake iiutron + 100,000 For Mouth of Black River, Mic > 1st000 For St, Clair Flats, Michigan. ar yiig For Toledo Harbor, Ohio. 2 18009 For Sandusky River, Ohio. 10,000 For Sandusky City Harbor, 13.000 For Ashtabula Harbor, Ohio. 15,000 For Vermillion Harbor, Ohio. ‘000 For Port Clinton Harbor, Ohio R000 For Rock Run Harbor, Ohto. 18000 For Erie Harbor, Pa . i 15.000 For Dunkirk Harbor, N.9 25,000 For Maumee River, Ohio. 7,000 For Monroe Harbor, Mic! 10,000 For Buifalo Harbor, N.Y 75,000 For Olcott Harbor, N.Y... 10,000 For Oak Orehard Harbor, 2500 For Pultneyville Harbor, N. ¥. 10,000 For Little Sodus Harbor, N.Y. 15,000 For Big Sodus Harbor, NY. 15,000. Oswego Harbor, N.Y... 100,000 Ogdensburg Haitor N.Y 10,000 Plattsburg Harbor, N.Y 10,000 ne Burlington Harbor, 30,000, For Otter Creek Harbo 1,000 For dredge on Upper Mississippi. 42,000 For Minnesota Kiver...... 10,000 For Des Moines Rapid: 000 For Rock Island Rapids 50,000 For Falls of St. Anthony... re 50,000 For Mlsisuippi, Missouri aud Arkiins 90,000 For Little nd Wachita Rive 110,000 For Monongahela River... 25,000 For Ohio River........ 200,000 For omnes and Currant Rivers, in Missour! 30,000 For continuing work on Falls of Ohio. 300,000 For improvement of Mississippi Rive 125,000 or Wabash River, Indiana 150,000 Tennessee Rive 75,000 ‘or Cumberland River. 25,000" For Mouth of Mississippi River. ..”° 155,000 For Tones Bayou and Calcasien Pass. 85,000. For Galveston Bay and Harbor... 41,000 For Cypress Bayou, Tangipaha River and’ Red Raver Raft... aS cossseseartae: GAD For Mobile Harbor and Bay... 75,000 For ship channel, Charleston Harbo 8,700" For Savannah Hirbor and River. 54,000 For Baltimore Harbor... 100,000 For Rappahannock River. 15; For James and Appomatto Accotinck Creeks. . ecbvnase 96, For Roanoke and Cape Fear River: 110,000 For harbors and rivers in Marylan 43,000 For Schuylkill River. A 40,000 For Wilmington Harbor, Del 10,000 For Neweastle Harbor, Del 77,000 For Delaware River 10,000 For Hudson and Eas \ (000 For Providence and Pawtucket Ri alan aces Ra i 20,000 For Passaic River, New Jerse: 25,000 For Portehester and Rondout 000" Block Island, R. 1.2... ‘50,000 Paweatuck River, Rhode Island..." 10,000 ‘Thames and Connecticut Rivers and New Haven, Housatonle, Bridgeport and Norwalk Harbors, Conn TaN 160,000 For Port Jefferson, Peconic and Hu bors. , 45, For ri For Cocheco River. For Black Riyer Harbor, Oh For survey of rivers and harbors. For miscellaneous. . sees Total... . kun : By the act making appropriations for sundry civil ¢x- nses of the government for the year ending June 30, For life-saving stations... For revenue cutter service For marine hospital service. For expenses of lasuing national curre: For detection of counterfeiting For Senate in counsel to British Claims Commisiones of Convention with Mexico, defendi ainst the Treasury, prosecution of against United States and the collection of ¢ap- tured and abandoned property.. For collecting statistics of mines an mini continuing geological survey of Territorie: 110,000 For miscellaneous... er PUR As 373 For paving roudway in tront of the propert the United States in the District of Columbi 620 For Board of Public Works in District of Columbia 68,365 For miscellaneous. . : 121,600 For superyising inspectors of steam vessels and expenses of receiving minor coinage ot the United States, to compensate the officers and crew of the ‘sage, construction of pne matic tube, &¢ 619,000 24,000 ea For public buildings at New Orie avn For public buildings at Omaha. 100,000 For public buildings at Baltimore....... 50,000 For the Department of State, Washington... £800,000 For the east wing of the State, War and Navy Departments... i“ £00,000 For public building at Gincinnati 700,000 For public building at Hartford. 100,000 For public building at Albany 100,000 For publle building at Tndian: 100,000. For public building at Boston... 180,000 For public building at San Francisco 160,000, For public bullding at Madi 11,000 For public building at Machins, Me 2,000 For public building at Ogdensburg. 3,000 lighthouses, beacons and tog signais. 879,685 lighthouse establishment 1,569,564 or public lands. 1488025 For Patent Oftice 1805000 For Metropolitan Police. .: 207,890 For Government Hospitai for the Tnaane. 178,800 For hospitals, Smithsonian Institution, Capitol extension, Hotantcal Garden, Library ort gress, eon 4 406,800 ¥-of the const.” 732\000 For armories, arsonals, &¢... 1,090,149 For bulldings and groufds in a ington, . C... . For Washington Aqueduct, iiss For Bureau of Reiugees, Freedmen ai doned Lands.. 5 174,000 For Signal Office... 260,000 For miscellaneous objects. 1,084,413 For navy yards. = 1,184,200 Miscellaneous ‘278,000 Total = $20,304,682 RECAPITULATION. Pensions $30,430,000 Indi Lexislative, wc... 18,687,905 Consular and dip- lomatic......... 1,219,650 6,029, 759 18,296,733 ‘826,101 Sundry civil PASSAIC VILLAGE DIGNITARIES ON THEIR MUSOLE. An Exciting Scene The Village Authorities Riot. On Monday afternoon Passaic Village, on the Erie Railway, was the scene of an unprecedented fracas, the history of which lively affair seems to be in purport as follows :— i Councilman Gilbert Bogert and Mr. Shulting, two prominent real estate operators, stood talkin; somewhat excitedly on a street corner in the cen- tre of the village, when their loud conversation attracted the attention of a crowd of boys, who gathered near to see the fun. Finally a big crowd assembled, when Bogert requested them to dis- perse, as it was only & private conversation. Sev- eral men imagined themselves insulted by this, and answered back somewhat impudently, which re- sulted in a scuttle, Dr. Terhune, the president of the village, just then came along in a carriage, and jumping out seized one of the combatants, to take him to the lockup. At the door the prisoner remonstrated with the venerable Doctor, when a lively time en- sued. The Doctor knocked his prisoner down, when a dozen men in turn pitched upon the president of the village and quickly laid him in the mud, whereby he was considerably bruised about the face and had his clothes badly damaged. The prisoner was, however, finally lodged in the lockup. In the meantime the scene of the original fracas became indescribably igs A Two or three men be- came engaged, under the idea that it was a free fight, and stones, clubs, sticks and all kinds of mis- Get Up a siles were brought into requisition in ad- dition to brawny fists. After the affair had lasted for ®@ considerable time, and nearly everybody involved had sustained a bloody nose or a black eye, the riot was ended by mutual consent, Four persons were arrested; but counter warrants have been issued, and several of the village authorities will be brought before the Grand Jury to answer the charge of assault and battery. It was decidedly the liveliest as well ag the most disgraceful riot that ever occurred in Pas- saic Village. 4 CASE OP HYDROPHOBIA. Coroner Herrman was yesterday called to Sixty: ninth street, near Tenth avenue, to hoid an inquest tthe remains of John J, O'Neil, late @ clerk in the store of Messrs Arnold & Constable, Broadway, who died in great agony on Sunday morning last. Some three weeks ago, while passing through Forty- first street, he was slightly bitten by a dog, but not in @ manner calculated to excite any sontshenaen On Friday last Mr, O'Neil complained of feeling un- well, and the following morning exhibited most de- cided symptoms of hydrophobia, Skilful medical aid was summoned, but the patient was subse- quently seized with convulsions of the most violent character, which continned up to the time of bis death, Deceased was twenty-three years of age, & native of England and unmarried,