The Buffalo Express, 1869-12-09

              buffalo express vol xxiv thursday december 9 1869 so 8148 died "— ■■ - bancrol dauihw ol wllll.m eh.-t.uic p bro v ht io tha tit lloau»r«joll_d«.mb»r«,ta trla ht ««•■ _,_-* ml eoatncmd la ta aim haaim e f i —-— chawaawa om rruai m;>flwimmll d'r nawi fcm coyy ■ washington kmotal or axl pbttext fob hoi hw the spakisb oltfboats-thei fft-lw kelxasc ast.cipatei>-mcrdi:i qf b i'njtid statb9 deputf ultsttpx mkssr9 i.elknap and r-ibelmmv ar poiktmkatsconnsjikd-the tsxamdi rect ah inql uit into affaim at m bl-la—cox9i deration or thb nliviif mitdig all political disabilttib^jti 1 house in committee of the wrout ox the cb3.scs bill st tuwitn to in iirin | waskutotoif decanber b.—the follow iag telegnm waa reosst«d ak th tnfsl rarenne office to lay sesalia misco r;,|t?ec«nher s deputj marshall moses was s}iot dead on the 4:1 instant by felix w bite worth in camdea county pleaae instruct the marshal to send s force immediately signed mack j learning assessor commissioner delano has telegraphed u the assessor for further particulars the senate in executive session to day confirmed tha nomiaitionß of belkna for secretary of war and robaaon for secretary of the nary all other nomina tiona were referred to appropriate commit tee the house committee on indian af&irs to-day agreed to report tha bill ha-ing n view the tarminatkm of all treaties witl tha indians and providing for them bj special legiautioa from time to tii hear admiral cravan haa baas ordered to aaiuma the dutirs of port at'miral at san francisco on the first of jan a jy thomas drummuud of illinois who wu to-day nominated fur circuit judw for th seventh circuit under tha new 1 . n tbf only district selectad for circuit jut/^e th nomination of circuit judge for tt-i eighth circuit will soon be made tha oice l baid to lie between ben loan of issoun and judg dillon of lowa 1 among ths komiiuitions sect t jie sen atw to-day were charles j fol r to i r assistant treasurer and preorge v pal mer appraiser at new york i * no abomination has yet been mad i for the racancy on the bench of the snprei jn court of tha united states the choice midoubt edly lies between attorney general hoar and judga erskina of georgia m the committee appointed b tha v lrgini leglslaturs to visit washington wd urgr upon congress the iiamadtstn o { that state had an intarriaw to-day with general butler chairman of committee on reconstruction the interview was satis factory to both parties and the committee felt assured that their mission will be suc cessful but that a pledge will be required as preliminary tbat the srate consti tution will be carried out in good faith the national labor convention of color ed peeple adopted a resolution to-day that the president and vice president of thi convention be at ths delegation to wait on the president of the tdite-i states and tender congratulations of this convention on behalf of the colored laborers of the united states the senate to-day pa-*ed the house bill relieving from political disabilities a largt number of southerners the secretary of the treanury at present has on hand about 71,(hk>,000 in coin and the receipts from customs during the balance of this month are estimated at 10,600,000 making a total of 81,600,000 the weekly sale of gold however will reduce thin amount 6,1.00,000 or 8,000,000 on the 31st instant about 32,000,000 will be re quired to pay the semi annual installment of interest on the bonds of 1331 and the 5-20s falling due upon the ist proximo leaving a balance on hand of about 44 000,000 or 46,000,000 at that time the spanish gun boat question is in course of settlement by diplomacy the spanish minister to-day presented a paper to the secretary of state denying the pre mises of the peruvian minister and giving pledge that the gun boats arc not to hm the means of carrying on war with pern or any other nation with which the united states are at peace the peruvian minister on receiving a copy of tha paper expressed hitnsalf satis tied with the explanation and assurance of the spanish minister therefore the cause of tbe detention of the spanish gun boats is removed it is contemplated that the action of district attorney pierrepont in the premises will forthwith lead to a judicial order for the release of the gnn boats when they will be transferred by the contractor to the authorities of spain tbe spanish minister takes a view similar to that held by the peruvian minister to mr seward two years since namely that war between spain and peru and other south american republics lung a^o ceased with ao intention to renew hostilities this is the present condition of affairn although not formally announced in the communications between these gorern i«nts but wheu tha representatives of spain peru chili bolivia and kcuador assemble in washingtou next january in joint conference as confidently expected they will give emphasis to tha fact that peace has been restored among them with a desire to cultivate more friendly relations xlist congress—second session senate washington december 8 ' the iunding oonmittcea of tfa senau ' were annonaced by the clerk it fol io ws foreign relation simmer cameron ' h.-rl.ui murtoo p»ttft3on scharz cas ■ erlf appropriationi—morrill me wuboii ' cole sprafue sawder poole stockton n«v«l affairs cragin anthony nye drake scott oiborn stockton patent*—willey ferry carpenter mor , ton hamilton library—cattell howr morrill me audit and control contingent expenses \ ferry edmondt and davis thp otner committees arc withoat altera tion a number of patitions irera preseated , and referred , mr sumn kr rep mass pmented the petition of w cjrnell jetrett asking [ i/ongrx s as a means of tindicating the . dignity and aotereignty of the aaurn to raapend th working of the french cable , on a mericaa soil nntil france authorises i the landing of a cable from america on french soil and guaranteed that all amer ican dispatches should freely pasa over france through the hands of american agents mr sumner remarked that there was now upon the table of the senate a bill which met the prayer of the petitioner and he proposed calling it up at an early day mr edmond3 rep vt gare notice that on friday he would ask for consider ation of the house resolution rerouting the hours of labor of the gorern meat laborer workmen and mechanic the resolution waa passed at the last esnon in relation to the hours of labor withoat touching the matter of compensation the attorney general had giteo a decision on the law but the heads of departments had not executed the law in ooordaao with that decision the law itself h belivrad was not satisfactory to workmen at laast it was working no profit to than but tended to drawralixe any governmental iastitotiosi in which la limsahi were ewplivyad mr williams sep on introdoeed a joint re«j»tio relating to uvsd bmbu to the cooatitntwo proriding that whenever stiafaetory r»id«io is fatniahad to tlat oannury of stata that thna-foarihi of au th pmiilllmw aata ratified v pnpoaed ilwwt to the conrtitntioo of the uni ted statee he ahajl forthwith prodaia th bet of eh ntiftetiaa aod u it ahad ap pe«r that the tagidutr ef • state hae ratified tbe amanrlaiant ac afonaaid any ether ac boa by the i i.ielefeie f that state aa to inch auendaxat ahau te loii aad dawended by the seoretmrj of buto mr wsm qted th r*mm«+t th bui to to c ll'wll aa jadjoary mi cxpnmedahow that it woojd nor the ■ *«- iiimajila a4laaa-l talklut can i tl f any oow»sbo*w«i^iw puei is»r ownosja iiiilx rf itwnawitsfmd mr atifehmak rsp o ), imuud+ju a fixiavtha w«rfrt of gold coin of fiwlol l«a at lmtvtraygniaa.cqnnimita tb coin of twsntrfi fraaos mr carpenter bap f win intro iwad bol m isatrinsj utw r^hta af flmtabenof congnsn tkat they shall wre aftar be wmtnad to pmtass my mm\m of congress tnm ftmatidf m attsnssy solicitor or trnrrf a aay pro—emtioa • isfsaa of utosh dabs or piuoaadinj many judicial ooart of the united state mr ferry ron com ), iatrodnotd u to nfoal all uw requihnf what wa kmi w tho silialasrtuiiim of the tea wth he mid that tae propoaitioa to n n-re ditabilifciea imposed udor tb xtvti * ■■ itssunl wowld fall abort of thaaooom plishmrot of the object c^aaijaed ul ac compamad by the rapeal of tbo teat oath tto naoamilj for lagmtiiai of thi character had bow gone by iv policy of a moral of tho ii-bilitisa w qm which the expsheacs o tut budmt tad taw uinroal pwrims af u partial in the bulaw states b decided to b th policy that ewht to wr xioptod by congnaa mod as tb jupul-h n party originally enacted thaaa uwi for the seenritv of tho goiamwal and praaar vatton of tin lifs of thi mais ao now when the necessity had got by it ssemoc best that the uroe party should remove them the bill was then referred mr si'mn'er fßep mm offered » resolution calling upon the committee 01 military affairs to consider whether an farther legislation n needed to eecttre for ul colored citizen who have aerrod in th u-my of the united states complete equality with all other citizens in the enjoyment t military bounty he remarked that a ttad anderatood that a atatate exiaton by which former slave who had erred in the army of the i'sited state were excluded from the enjoyment of mill tary bounty as it had bean the abject tc give equal rights to all who served nnder oar flag ho aaked tho early attention of th committee on military affairs to ootnplett the accomplishment of that object mr cameron rep pa offered th foliowinf resolution rrttlvcd that the president of the uni ted states be requested to communicate t he senate if in his opinion it la not in compatible with the public interests any information he may have in his possessioi with regard to the progress of the civil and political condition of the island of cub the resolution was adopted the resolution previously offered b mr ransay asking for information con cerning the presence ol william mcdougali iv dacotah territory and the opposition of inhabitants to his assumption of office of governor was taken up mr howard rep mich said h thought the resolution unneesaary ins much as the interests of the united staje were not involved in aay local disturbance which had arisen in the ked rivr country the disturbance was contined to ouo of the remote possessions of the dominion of r anada he had been iuforov that me dosgall had received no pp tment v exercim authority in the red i.i er coun try but was acting as a prirat citizen though having received an assurance of » future appointment as governor of that portion of british america known as the red river country many of the settlen n the northern border of minnesota wer perhaps greatly disßatufied with some ar rangement recently made by which th hudson bmy company had old oat their interests mud one great object with them was the erection of a local government of their own to look after their own special interests the difficulty was apparently of a pmrely local character mr ramsey hep minn said a por tion of the people he represented enjoyed considerable trade with the red kiver country and that the people of the latter locality were in a state of discontent and revolution the united states was repre sented there by a collector of revenue and other officials and it seemed important that the exact condition of affairs there should be ascertained the resolution was agreed to mr thi km an dem o offered a resolution requesting the president to in form the senate wklether since the last session of congress any negotiation have taken place or been proposed between this government and the government of ireat britain in respect to the reciprocity treaty or reciprocity laws on the subject of trade and commerce between the united states and canada and to communicate any cor respomlence that may have taken place be tween the executive and the government of great britain or that of the dominion of canada mr bumner hep maas saftgeated the insertion of the usual clans if in the discretion of the president the informatiou be consistent with the public interests the resolution as modi6ed by sugges ion was agreed to the resolution by mr stewart request ing the judiciary committee to inquire if any states were denying to any class of lersons the equal protection of the laws m iolation of treaty obligations and of tas xlvth amendment was taken up and agreed to the resolution offered by mr drake troviding that hereafter the floor of the enate shall be cleared of persons not enti tled to its privileges ten minutes before the meeting of the body was taken up and agreed to by a vote of 19 to 17 the bill to relieve certain persons therein named from disabilities imposed by the xlvth amendment to the constitution came np in order the bill contains the names of 400 or 500 persons mr srmn*er(rep mass moved to refer the bill to a committee but after dis cussion witndrew his motion when the bill passed the joint resolution for the relief of per sons engaged in the late rebellion provid ing that upon the final adoption ef the xvth amendment all disabilities shall cease was taken np mr stewart rep ka said ha be lieved the timt had arrived to make the declaration here proposed no danger need be appreheded in the immediate re moval of these disabilities but on the con trary the continued imposition would have the effect which congrom desired to pre vent—that of throwiag the former rebel states into rebel hands that saoh was the effect v evidenced from day to day tecauae beside themielvea having the power bo vote they were enabled to excite the sympathy of their neighbors by appealing to them to aid in removing their disabili ties now that universal suffrage had been secured it would be politic to close the recomtr action work with uaiversal amnesty la the matter of individual oaasa of relief there waa much room for imposition upon the gßaswoaity of congrom and disabilities of many persona had bean removed upon unfair and ineoreet representations to members of coagrosa necessarily it was impossible for congress to exercise an intelligent discrimination in the pasaage upon those cases in detail and the more advisable course waa to doal with them as a claw by mwsns of this declar ation that the adoption of tho xvth amend ment woald relieve tho diaabilittes bow im weed the cause of reconstruction would be strengthened and toe adoption of the amendment itealf materially hastened the senate then resolved itself into executive session and soon after adjourned house mr morrill rep pa introduced a bill to fund tho debt of the united states at a lower rate of interest to make the na tional bank ing system free and for other porpoaaa referred to committee on ways and mean mr paise rep wu offered a reso lution direetiag the secretary of state to inform the hoaaa what state legislated had ratified tbo pinpnosd xvth conatitu tionat aamadmak adopted several bills for the ml of political suaaourasa wsre muonew aswi rsisrroa to th iknaitm oa rwmtnotioa th sl-bak ee miml th in it n no i kk pmnr to m(i tk tmrti rmemtij i«utt»d m—im to ii—iii m nd b mggmfi tk»t k to m*kanmi t ueigß torn m tntk ■■■! m to nk oomaittet v h might imm daanbbx mr bkooks dm k t objaetel to ikh iiimjmyn and n|»i»ii ih k«p that ttzlirmmm mmtl m^nm *>» affr sb t^wkw!c!l'''it p mi kl aasa o^rooaam thm csbßbh*sbbjß «■ fvl asrndm aw hoawateai few oo to ssnsvo asaaasi to sbc«so mb osh of bbw teßtesslof tchev sb aww ssaaavaamsl flsa hossavaaa 4 s7rit—ti wmtmm flimi yk tit t>vra p9.x t tifcuinii bol*»k«g*tk*amk«aß«ml mr usobbt f cml irtiilnil i if tv extaat of ml iid ote oraaa w wb«omk hkmikw jmtminfcnalm faiknre btoadiaa urn pnthi lakeai lac sumf bait oad »> imui baj jk.uk nam n dc t of iaporto pnmoamf a parlodioal dnrt ica of tan par mil ; ta inndt for ska al rt-a of aartam notarial ooeen kr *» a|ah t t a»aa»a»i»o iwaliaa ■«■ 17 <* x aouim aadaauß of tha luted ttataa^atha mam extent s the property of ik sp«k d > pn«-rt i rate jw leinl nowtlr drimad ■■>■» it n t it ww art ia kt nrw to immb j***i"am to taafemmms aad *• cn tk uk in^iiißto—m a h sight d«m lll«u r afto,-mm dißmrin ik mbmct wm ft f«r»d otk.cowitto w ß^l tk jm tkaa ««* jitoflimllln l ik wi»u mr d.—i«tkou-r « u btll for ukn ( tk aiath o*mu tubtlm ntatiym awl to pnrid for thdr ppomt la irpljr to qaiatiwa in ngaid to npn mtati^b in coagrau mr 3arfiald amid tke prearnt orgaauatun or tnmurin oi the hoo ktn cm th 4th ** march 1862 and auaifestlrit wiu nt aatii th awe day march is7s ik*«csaa to he takui next j 0 ought to ha aon^mad ai far at taking u oowaraad by ua lit jaly w rhall not havw until next fall wkat ban of raana taatoa wia ba aad aa » mmttm of ooaraa aa ndiatriotiag of th ; tata lav saa ha > d util after that ' 0 ooanittaa ajn 1 tin aiomia tn li 11 vi tb blank for tdc o mb«r of mem iwr with 300 ib nlmu to iaformi jon to ba ob tauiad rom tha i—*«j 1 loauaaaw mr darfiald ramarkad that nu that tha nagru qantioi had baaa got r(l of th n.xt grand h ht would ba with - haaa gnat cor poratioi i he atatad that with tha whole numtmh1 of mrmberi beilig ixad at km nr stato m juld loffer thalovof a member bat wit 275 fixed v the two or three n w england state wonld nffer tbe 0 jmmittee prooeeded to hit.n aili con.id.vthe bill by ction mr jutbonf pern 0 morad t mend 17 limiting tb term jf aerrice of all ceniui 1 nployrs to two yt r inatead o three ht-jected mr avis rep m v moted to am.nd > 1 the aama point by iaaartinf tbe worda ' and whenever thm aarrioea kail ceaae to se repair d adopted after migii—ing aa far j tha fonrth aetiaa c tka biu the coma uee roa and th honlh at 3 o'clock adjeuaed foreign impo9in4 opening of thvt jeumesical covifci , vr pope mrs irrs-sevef bum dred i shops in attkiida*ic*-tije pope in ■!( elleift health o temporal powrr person all / eli-rmmift * diibtic si congress in session at floe exc it lt further ccmkcn oh tiie ukssagy—cuban adticej 11 r hutun f m witt^m | rome december b.—the cecameaical coaacii i as opened to-day by pop pioa ix the weather was iibfarorable r»in falling at ntervali throughout the day but enormous crowds filled the vatican and lined the j treets through which the mem b*rs of th council passed the i'ope fol lowed by hundred bishops proceeded to the halt of the council amio the ringing of belia at i thundering of canum from the foru of |£ angelo and moujt ajpntiofl the holy father was in fine nealtß tht galleries o the hall of the covocil were oc enpied y-»h sovereigns and prince bow in kone jy memben of th corp diplo aatiqae & d other notable the ceremo nies excel^-d in grandeur and magnificence any that h_ave taken place in kome within the prea«nt eent^qt special rkpreseivtation london d«c«mb«r b.—no wwer haa a peeial i eaeotative at the oecumenical council another corirril flokcfc c december b.—the congreu of limiti \ j assembled in naj lea the phta m president qh^sti mes j — baoe i.ondok.'deosmber 8 the runes itx an article oa / meriean financ u_ju the fact tbat rcpudi tmti haa been practiced by all the state ma»»achna*t associated with the oaory which widal obtains in the 1 uien that gold debts tm r be paid i paper y f americaa kcunt'ji offers of convenirn will arouse dutru.t and defer access • the dtofc jfjmbi commenting on grant's statement c the alabama question in his message irvm that the americans want indemnity p^r their feelings rather than for their trade r pockets this axay be given diplomacy yi»y oil this intenuicional fric tion and njbote a seotimeat^l gnerance without compromising bntish iat«r«ts or pride ■ th c«nt cental pnss genera.-:y applaud secretary i antwelts plan for ■ ne resump tion of specie payments tb apposktsßflut o rev d tempu a bishop of t xstsr has bean ooft4rsnd ot withstandis < th protests ano argumects mads againi t it it is repot ted that the 1 ned states steamer plj tbonth will not eo««pt*t tbe remains of george peabody t y rt—iiis bat will retjrn to the medium^nean * the il'ez canal loin>o tv ec«mber b.—.sh jlow iron steamers arv iteiok built en tha tyas for the nariga-km of the suec inal mr aahbary **£*> sailed through tls canal in his yacht cambria writes uat t ftsr taking carefnl nn sys he is of optnuyi that no tassel draw ng over nineteen feet of water can pass thj ough the canal personal paris d asmber b—n p banks has arrired in tsjfis city psmhss p*ms d*oemserb.—u the cprpe lscis latif to-day forcade de la rtfrtta min istsr of tke vrtstior made a spst ia favor of tbe teriteeaioa of the ucjoa of m drseue r rw—nt esmdadsfttf for tie corps i utif u e jetstres that tte gdwneit d^e«ud a eown agsimst wil doetriai %, serf tfew eamtry fsdotsej h in towva o«-y ilissiilsis pr«tsil<l he was in bfw ef v l*»f m the ertt doers who bad disfraasd pans and oisjsr tuna dvuc the lav eiectioa he ooadodssl by assmr inc the awtxm tkat the yoteramit wished to establisß liberty bat with prudence act fli nines i.h snsseb of tk ssiuisssi was warmly appiwled the right of m droeue to a seat i as suitsjsed by a to 4 f 171 to n mi hi»is ovoember b an stpsmat was lately made*to bam ue torn of jam wt was frmstrsed many paws ssuftntid rf oomplaa4|r is th plot ba»i haam ar itssii the treou sftinasd si bm«ew-cspiritw an sasr..his towerde paerto pr^cipa it maappwadua ial mil e tha ywepstsf destroy the reoel la^bhrpsns pissisd osi mid albany boid !■!' osd kimit < intfkuniiaam ilusi i.—a m 4 mi m earful diaatwi rofcurr wm fmflfcllll ! i thu oily tim mrnnf abort i o»taek i thatkict wanltlm mby«c al w j «,-. wiffiißi 488 braimjr idar pra [ urn f wf brt mhr «" •*■ « twti v u-lt wfciu i l»i ■» 1 . vi 7 «« k fvs m , it im h-ual *• v «■* m 1 i ik tmy ii am mh , t^^^^i f mtor l*w of tka rim dmpfml by tb ikirf ia ibmim i—wt wu tumat ta tar maw york 4 jr telegraphic summary mbw yobs dsosatbar &.- a spsaial tiia aatoaaa it ia t-a epiaaaa ia wksfci-fton oial ss | tt -. opan ajtta—aaaa ataacbe iwlsaasd jartpß pierra poat aaa aa ssvsb—haasaaiaaa aftiaally called tha astantiaa at taal_»aiaa mlaistar to tka im*aaui sf bis basal aulas s_e-ca ~ aaaa—_a_waa a|-a w isa m ka__«lß—-trwtww a-bsvtr has akaa ao far*—ar asspa a tha assail r sad er^nr iaiiasmal aa s w-et-ar as r.aarle are detainon am mat j mom pmm p*-*a las y a ba haa ao laf-bisat evidsoaoo ta sua possess an to warrant further intention ol tka gun asaawal wi-awiw-toir awawabbsbbwe 7-—gctn-ral canby raeort for vi.-g_*o sma.ia.ißs state ments relat-ve to tha i-cce elssstisna asks tbo bbb apprnonatkfl far paoonstrnc tion pnr-nooos of o*,*juo and has tbe to l lowiag oi general interest one oi tka most important dutaee devolving on tke district ao-nxuander af bar i aeeu-ned tka eoaoniß-id om apnl 20 1869 was thai of toting ap . pois__as-_s to till tka raoaaews ia tlie civil offices created by tka operas of tka joint | resolution of coogrsas i february 16,18g9 tha total number of civil officers in tka state effected by that resolution was 60g1 and of this somber only 885 were found in j office who oould qualify under the law of july l 1883 leannc 5178 sppointirmta to iba mads to ths ist of oct»ber 3070 ap pointments has beea biade and of these 708 have declined resigned been removed or failed to qualify laa>lafjl-c bow in of sv-s and 3814 vnoap-iss from the firat it was found'very difficult to and suitable pet-none who were willing to-accept ofßoes the duties of which inter fered with their ordinary business or occa sioned a good deal of trouble and yielded no compensation another embarrassnipat resulted from the social and political pres sure that was bought to boar upon nearly all native virginians who were suggested or recommended for an office tbat involved tbe necessity of taking the oath of office prescribed byjthr law of july 2 1862 at this time however it is believed that every county has a sufficient number of qualified magistrates to organise and holds tts regular courts and with exceptions county organisation is ao far ccmplated aa to ba in working condition major general reynolds to■■—dfa tha district ef texas raporta that tho ordinary civil machinery of tha state bis been in one ration aided whenever aipessary and prac ticablo by tho miliury forces'of tb united states soma improvement ia eppareut in tho d_pß-nition of juries to punish for mur der and other high crimes for the sup pression of band of desperadoes wbich have infested almost every part of tbe state and arrest of parties indicted for murder it haa bean necessary to furnish military aid to civil officers theae parties bave usually met with armed resistance and in encounters wbich ensued several per sons have been killed with very few ex ceptions indictment for murder baa been found against theae persona and in every case they invited their fate by refusing ta bo arrested and in resisting by force of arms the lav/fully constituted authorities of thia state and of tbe united titatcs under the provisiona of tha joint resolu tion of congress of february is t_>9 many county offices were vacated efforts to fill vacancies thus oocasioo^d have in many oaeee been unaneoaasful partiea for office haaa keen xmrilling to accept on account of the probable abort duration of tbe term and the fact that the appointees are unpopular in moot of tha counties this has caused more than usual laxity in tha execution of local laws and baa also interfered somowhat with the collection of the bwtetax ooneral joseph a mower command ing in arkansas report that owing to the action of the legislatt>re in pro viding for the organization mt tbe mili tary and the proclamation of the < gover nor declaring military law in november 1868 which waa followed by putting the militia into tbe field tbe civil authori ties of that state bave made themselves re spected and laws can ba executed without much difficulty ho nays that in many parts of the state there is practically no government the worst of crimes are committed and no attempt is made to crush those who commit them murders ro boon and are frequent and the abuaa in various ways of tha blacks is too common to excite natiee there can be no doubt of the existence of a amorous insnirection-ry organization now as tke ku klux klan wh shielded by their diagniae by the eecrevy of their movemonte and by the terror w uch they inspire perpetrate crimes with rfmpunity there is great reason to believe tbat in some cases tha local magistrates *«*« in sym pathy with the members of thestf organisa tions in many places they are overawed by thorn and dare not attempt to punish them but the freneral ntinne f whether the civil authorities ar in sym pathy with or are overawed by those who commit crime it is manifest that f am ■ kj w aawßßßw general terry ss——-ting the district sf a-org-a aays ho has reluctantly coma to tho conclusion that tho situation in that half i-cs-mstructad state deirvads the inter position of tho national government in order ui-tt ufeandpfsrapartysnay be protec_ad and the frsodet of sposnh and political action secured and tho fights and überties of f reed men main stood he knows of no way in which protection can bo given in jeorgia eioeft by an exercise of tho powers conferred on tho military oomn-andera bj tho racons ruction acts and concludes by expressing rjs con riction that tke only way to restore good order hs tho state is to resume military control over it for tho time being and ulti mately to provide by tho law that the le gislature shall re as sr able as a pro*nsional legisleture from which all ineligible per sons shall bo excluded and to whisk all eli gible persons elected to it wbetter white or b 1 ack ahall bo admitted p-hladu-fmia december 7.—tho largo dry foods jobbing houee and a shipping broker an rspo tod as having failed cbtkaoo disssnl si 7 impoitout newa quartets tc-doy ooaosmssg 1-idisn depre-la sna in mao-ana territory lti|i|issi the wsjs_rfo.it tndiano who are tory matrons in thatteirrtofy ham loft thotr ros-trva tiem orptoaad into mi—tali pas-ties and sew i iktom wan sswdsstog wa_to dfcmji ths moat sksnhisg nod b-vborona alnor a maas misling of tho atisssss of tho territory was reoaotly held mt helena al which niassmnniiißsliiiis were praparad and siaiaisss-ad tocsnnrslh ni ii-smislii ■ the department of iiacotah and a oonmit too of prominent citisens deputized to m convey tbs document to tho oe_ernl tt st panl the ad j was sets ferth in detail the mstrnwrnm of tho white sotusrs at tho hs-edaoi the lnd-ans and asko that thm people of tka territory be sjlowed to raise sssnaant tkimsnli ■■ n rattcient force of ■ iinntot aroopa to protoct thetr towns and bb__s-bbsb_s s-fed taawa-ms the ttna_a_d_-g savasmo m mimj domrs tho mind jnrr ef thetwritc-rr oocepoeed of the host citi sssaa have aloe psoyoiod a report sßsa-g fe__hsstosß__-s.taa-_.ees it to o<w fsn.a-n--i_i niwfcir s a'_ni flaw o'clock tus b-tarnoon whiu w bnilding mi thi 1 aßßnasta.il atlla-sasp isilisliin sss katng life a too lasfs o-hss-d-disr in tho a ps-tluafe-jlaaaw sn ■■■■■■■ rwah mt miawhtok-nssf-ts few atnttemm tw skill ihsifesii was to f-sns jfoth ing now i ■■ il i i ef it except the wags ma tw tower stswywhsoh waa arohadsrmt.-aa sswy sjnd wssi f iwsmmf ths ktou-asjl waa srootod on ths s-tr of tha old poansylvnnia manoion and waa dadiisfesl in htarti last wtth tho eyao-tog laatiar two or throe days t-mawaea_-agooot|-ao,doo tw lower story was is.spisn hy tho fcaw nsttossi bssk isaj-s iaitosiil m cs oanl skip b____l___-z_s maa/j-sbm*aaae tkaasaa,-aaa—b >-_ i ssbsv—*bo*aiirsaj asuaaiw sbs mmlre p ,*„ « suftoo-a jw«<aj i'mi^mtmm^jm\m^\%t s_l_^-^-4-x---5 mm\znmm.mmm.mm 7 wi*m a.'-w-.——a aass-thr /.— aaaahar the buffalo express thb expbebb mhuting co 0 14 i iwaii t waaklj " 1 to the evejfino exprebs wo adhkna)a i mt i t m utllvarwj to citj lubaariban at ilttttk mi printino offl e xb tbbt mwtt ma-nmiai matmmt ftmrn*nmr * a iial busin ess dutectory */-_&-, bisikkssaxo locatiox of tux hsauihii liousks of buffalo tin nl our reader who make pur ba—a in 8u1 1a by cutting hits ut and curior it aa a referenoa will se tinsa a—l trouble the lection has besa —.-..-.. made aud ;, atrsutlj fihst cl—bb | architects c yrus x p kti use san at a_5s planks edoet'ls skate i . a 1 j v iiite 818 _!,,-.. ag'l implements castings ac howard ikon sb—bbs s_gone ' sr bankers h w hurt a (;.;., main oor seneca books and stationery fkshi havsm.b a bhu , v>7 vein ror lint itl.rin tailor suit bitekd a lent 140 main arid 8 w ft—teoa b 1 otis s mam blank books stationery ac yolnii lotlkwi.uu t ajussos w&main i ikltsl v a jl kl.,2i*j end 2u2me.n boots a shoes a i sijihiwi main jajiks ii jewli 1 06 mete blank book manufacturer j i ohm——saaßs it im * — i ■ . onfectioneus wholeaale a retail tt k bullock a co , in h d-.is am carpets oil cloths feathers j b a j z..ok i . .'. rare 71 slain confectioners wholesale - xm iit*h ea ri x 61 besieca h a menklk lio ma.,,,opp„ei tibt h.ms china class a crockery matthsw i/neilo 213 male o q b newman ut bain careiac.es habtey a wallace lock as courts 11,-uae crackers ac . ovens a son let and 107 fcllicou coal wholesale sod retail c h bldlay a cu cor eri d terrao oeorua s——ls ag foot genoaee coal anij f-9 iron g r wilson a co us ohio cor miss ~ . _ l uedstrom 8 consmerrlal wbajt loot ol mala street dry goods dodo best a co 898 main drapers a tailors m h tbyo.-s 204 main dyer and henovator lccas chests tt la envelofe j s'upacturers h w p—osser 2 an < eno ra v 1 son wood • -.-" d wiuhtman » hale fancy goods ac volgir biehling a co 10 mala j furniture ac isaac d white 867 mam e bristol a co 293 main flour feed and grain i w h cobb terrace aal esene fruit and oysters flatt fkcit co 267 washington fine brass castings 1 buffaxo duass foundry 76 eichango glass and paper show cards j r hoffman 16 e seneca st up stairs grocers wholesale a m johnston 71 main grocers wholesale and retail e d uoi.man 179 main oeo w iscutt 17 e banco gents furnishing goods addison h stafford 31*7 main • b n lawhence a bon 316 aln mott a benedict 367 majn guns and jewelry : j o bobbon a co 106 main , ' hotels > bonney's hotel cor waahington and carrell £ harness saddles ac j b lytle a son 20 ktehange oppneile manaion li dan'l k hi mlllkki succeaeor lo jno hum a pnrey a bro bes main hardware ikon ac j c e walbriikik 271 man ami p swan j hobtokb \ klp.corp isrl ami seneca bll'nr-y s—bpj kd a c \ bd main fovvllk a roiis bs braaea * dlwittc tvkki.ac bb main enr w swan | hardware and metals pratt a co 10 h and us t.rrare box mr _____ a d oilheht bo ain • hats caps and furs c . f oksisob mis main bergtold a ur jul main wm wll-i'est.bbb iron foundry maole ikon works i'oty aaa mleeb—ppi clinton iron works cnurcb cor jackson iron founders engines boilers ueo w tifft sons a co waahington nrohio ' iron nails r r spiks ac * pratt a co 4.1 aa and 60 terrace lager beer billiards ao michael koebtek 201 main st • 1 light carriage and sleigh | d c godwin 333 and 83.1 washington looking glass picture frames howard a aosnss 16 - bsvan i malleable iron i pratt b letchworth x and 64 terraoe marble mantles and grates c b cooper 1-11 isela.aro i l swartz bcj mam marble and granite works ' john cbawfiird 167 and ida niagara i millinery wholeaale snd retsil , henry o'brien 200 main w —. woodward 400 main i mourning goods dodd best a co tit main manufacturing jewelers ac ' x h f juenglinu 387 weaning a ! music dealers and publishers jewbttt a mi3chka 263 main organs portable pipe . derrick felgkmaker a co 39 tl aad u clinton 1 organs melodeons ac oeo a prince co niagara sc.eath aad ma rs land i oils paints ac 8 pease 65 and 67 main planing mills doors sash ac *. a evans a co mechanic printers a blank book man'fs baker a jonbs 820 and 22iw.shiaat.n atreet plastic slate roofing fl t innes 24 main pianos music ac oottii r a denton 200 mala piano manufacturers o idbtoban 108 job and 110 batasla deyine b—os 1 niafara oor marslssn paper hangings ac m —. birgc,2ib «.">• montoomeby mills 2»5 mala merba-tt nichols 57 main photographers w m bjooh't 256 mala e b hambleton 306 and 460 mala b l blltts.-sto main sewing machines oboybb a baker s m co ill main wheeler a wilson s m c0..y76 mala cor wilooi a gibbs s m co , 11 s disialoa howe s m co , 16 w s»an florence a m co 401 msln saddlery hardware ac pratt b letcd~orih 41 aod 51 terrace silk hat manufacturers c mackenzie 187 main stove hollow ware bird a co cor brae at and brie cana stained glass buffalo stained ola3j wob—s *» peart geo 1 burns 206 main steam coffee a spice mills ohabe b co ssi mala opposite church school rdrnitur w chase a son 212 seventh scales and safes bl'ffalo scale works 63 mala stoves and hardware bhaw febris a co 446 main btovbs fdrnaces and ranges i . swartz b co 868 main tobacconist 3 a m adams 4 0 860 waahlr—ton a 40880 pearl gibson f howard a co 200 w—busgtoa watche3 jewelry a diamonds rmnra jewelry store m maia t * e dickinson 264 main dab b castle 161 main 8 ntvbhs bbos 46 mala watch makers a jewelers j walkeb 8 7 main hbhihbi 3fph'r amp foacarp lost monday morsim f..om 170 frank | st a tan t n r * up ah ut s ear old,eas t the andfrssill r a mmmm re w_r*l at the above nnmber i*-5t _ htmjijbw a _!>_ wanted a partner with a - i capita of b_/*oo to •_*>! in a well e-lab iisln-d i-asing business ia this city profits large risks nominal one capable of taklnf oharge # o_ca r>u.|_s-jj prrferre addrese t-rough toe po himnk.-s 14-tf ijvol sale-the stoc_.~_a_^7;ood * .. ip"*7 tors doing a go*>l business the owr-er of it b compelled oa account o ui hcaith to five up the huainess for ißlom_iioa inquire at onusr < . i_ge aad all streets k*-tf wajitkto " county orders coi'nty or der mt•9oo ot county orders vraat*<l by x_>_l3 otto real estate proker km _ » brown's building 7-a nted-virglnia lahd of it fl . fi-l.arj.-e srarn-nts jouj 01 to ii pemrl st ft h_b__^fß_^le.-*s7 f(i s division st—wanted a ut/ftli to do grneral hoi sesrork tn asma-haxilv most sms well y»mitis*bia*m l__4t i i hudsoh st.-u.ok wanted ft t j mm but a competent ;*■ ~ , r , * - -~-„,_,. nieisdeß mad apply stages no obj ct 15-41 milk maui 3t~'wxn__-i^tavo 7 is 1 ossssmi niils one fur kitchen acd the n her ms ni'-atßirs work st blf-malbh \ young man wishes employ tx ment in a store or to jrive a carriage is willing to m.ks himself useful has good reference 4d dres^a l , ui office j9 t i rare chakcb—rbom ft tofls v per its made by enterprising fomtt men a-11 ngenar j needed in every farm r has sbb_bs are realised f'oni a t-tf.inf investment call ami ea mr.t lark 4j i'-arl t jp.e.t rp h>ok binder.s.—wanted a x forwarder bakkr k junes 20 and *_■• w'ashirigtmj street kll tf hithtio\s any lady wishing a compe . t-nt servant or iiurnegirl can hear of one bfl spavin at 17 franklin at best ol reference riven - j9-lt wanted a situation by~a flrst-cla's dr-ascaaker in a private famil in quire at 17 w bwaa sl ivjt hmtijatiows-jialess a young man wishes a situa t tion ot sobm kind ol employment good refer ences given address through the pos-see to w g »• 13 ft mortgages t 10unty orders wanted lglt pkatt ft co money to eoan—i have fif teen thousand dollars which i wiiih tn in--s in purchase money mortgages john otfo is pearl at vfortgagbs for balk ivj tom ft banfokd id w tsrsstsfc rok hale hoiscmt delaware street property for sale two nesr two story brisk iwci rikts w,.h french lop ij_s 3is4 each aim on ifea estaid-uf delaware street neai allen the luild ng are modern atjl with pas water remei)te*l ellars and laumlriea tt lsfiii d.siri.us of por • hasing are invited t examine the hlllbwiißß is lyun ft bakkk erie land offisa b-rralo a-vkr property for yale lot 511 feet iron and about 800 feet iv iepth extending from the river through is the hip tanal mag bjtwesn hatch slip and pratt ft wad ism'a slip is lyon ft bakkk bris lsari 00-ss water front lot—a l-u.ge lot on pavad strett and i ... having via er runt seees.ihle by shipping splendid lacs—wi for ■ i or lumber yards will !..- mold very low m lyon ft iiakkii brla land offlee bur-ski la---i_a sld_n u___-c?ty for sale ths commodious auiry a d attic irtck dwelling with rxtenii-.ni in rear on the iw bt of lm.i-.ion snd michigan sta.,with fu-nace mt aaurand bath ru-m all iv go repair lot 7 *. i si alt • skirv and tiasemer.t an<l at»ie hriek house f.3 s liivi ion at . with v w french r.-f j wa r liath n'lsb tarn n alley in rtar house has u tn.in mil in gi-id r.ltr aiao tha--att.ry and wing l.rick dwsllinj s3 osk it very good luuae lot v it front lyon ft bakkit tri 1-uid otrice houses and lots fur ha us by hume ft sanfiikd ifl wast fcwan sl hml-hin st 1 stdtf*f fr—me lot j"xli price t_oo «_ walshiiigton at 2-story brick lot 20x70 price mm mi north div sion it ator frame lot mmitxtt price s-th'o t aad ** fifth st s-tosjr frarae ■■_:'- house;i lot 0o pri**u tssoq 257 east eagle st 1 story fr_cae lot 30x120 tn-ie 1.600 ltss ob troll st 1 story frs-ne and 1-atory brit price $__•». 372 north division st ijatorj frsm lot 26x11 price tum 2;-5 clinton it lit-iry frmtn lot t*(l'h nriae v 0 lecorgia st ij-storj fr_ns ist tix77 othm 10<x 24 arkansas st ijstoi-f frame ir 60x100 price 11000 257 sixth st i stogy cottage lot 40x122 p mml 192 six-h st 1-story cottage lot wsloo pr i c ihm ivnnsylvania at 5-story frame lot 60x110 price wss 607 ninth st 1-story frame and m b 40x105 ft rd price w 1 tatty st lj story frame tot 6*>xloo price 12000 175 kleventh st ij-story fraxae m t-5 to losy pric i 2 _. m cbestnut at i^-stnry fram lot xsb price 2000 80 monroe st 1-story frame sttage lot soxloo price 1500 at 177 eleventu st 1-story itsd oottage lat so _ alley pri_|lsoo 63 college at 1-story frams eattage lot sfixloo price gatm 128 fifth st 1-story frame aottage nsw price 11300 7 monroe st 1-story fxame aottage lot 30x109 price sl3oo summer bt 1-b'ory fraana anttags lat i ■ pri c 11-50 cheap houses for sale—two new story frame hou_s 99 and 105 cottage at with gas aod watjr and very de**ir-jiie new i si..ry sottsfs on twailth t near maryland two-+tory frame 24<t fariro ay lame ot two-story frame 71 seventh st with barn ii story iraiue 44 nin'h st with barn .« t rt bri 3m york t igt aj .-■ twostiry i*rick,ls4 3 division st centra sa__b two-story brick 310 swan st nesrlv aew two-story fnuns sss s*-b*t st lot4ox »■ foi bo bt a g eat iar.--ni all ths bo property will l»e aotat cheap and saos'ly on easy tenna for partiiuhrs t app.yto lol"is otto reai e*tate broker is s linisn'.li.ii rt .« i[h)r sale-a new residence o.n the southwest ciraar of liowood avenue and brva_t st parfectly nn„l,ed throughout u apply to john o til 81 pbbtl st for sale.—a new and fir"st claaa 2 atory rss_c_t with all tbe modern im pmvameiita south side of ferry street west af l>ei avrarß lot 150x5ss feet terms easy w ru_rl k2olf 1 riolli-tar bsiijdirg f or asale-house and lot 4 swan bt price 6500 apply to john otto « psbtl at for sale by m mil'-mb 10 s division st flouring mill for sale in tha village of willinok nsßtly nsw hss all the modern improvements t_ria is nos of ths finest mills in this state has 24 feet af water foundry fur sale in the village af aurora in ful oparation doing a ti - - business thia is agood chance for any ona who wishes to engage in this kiad of sb-b-sbb m-ire and dwelling for aals in the rillag of wil . link this a bos ol tha finest buildings in tha place and iliiiii s large country trade m i sell ths stock if deaired a first-rlsji residence for sals ia tbs village af aurora good barn about 1 acre of ground fruit of all kinds shads trees ac about five bunutaja walx from ths depot village i-__bp for sals in aurora with 4 acre f flue garden land has every kind cf mit good t-u-n living bb»«,s about five minute walk from tbe depot for sale in the vi lag of a ursrs 2 at n fraum tiauae with wlrg stjished ofl in fine style has one acre cf land two minutes walk from the depot house new for-ale is the aillagt of wllltnk 2-story house srith wlag etwxr water burn odb sen of .**_ for ssje sever_l fli_f_ma near the vi iage of au rora from 10 s ap to 120 acres all tier fine cultivation all of the above property s bs sold cheap sad on sv terms or will i *- s part city property in eicl_n_e j ____-_. for sale—t-he kollowin dt ii_hle res enoss ho 12 dt_ts-bra at 2-story wing sad bwii gas water ai«l furnace lotm^xlul no otb main st s-story with 1-story _-_-;__., water and furnace lot oxlls with an ex__-k ti wa_nlngtoti t no wwaabinftoßßt.s-rtory and attic wit % lot 1 __■ pft*^b^'**n-scs lot 25x100 no mmmmumbmwxtk latory and attic gas and water *■ a tea ivvaaa aaad largs grosusd at uuviß oaoaaas bounty r mso m •*** ■**. s-tory srith vrhaw •_ s__r s_df-r_-sa lr 73ba_t ' wrp',w,to u____*___w7t dwll i**<»bsb m aib m ; ***• wvmg *** tqnmmk mtmtf tßjqgy«rro pearl at s-ueat bargain oreered pull a vx urn days tssllsßsa sss mar at next to north jptasbyterian ctunch si boi-stb i__™-ts bsb--s u ot sold avitta-b a>w days will b uaaad foratermef yean forfrhssjlsss.asytyto k jo-ut/t_o,&._e_l.t ! boas-pijc _ a-tp wmgmm c wanted by a youno man n rding in • private i-ji.ilv adds-a as ing terms c thi imatki x ths o-boe 17-2 fob x missouri farm lands — wl have for sale or exchange j2o acrea in on body in cele couuiy k10.,-rithin if miles of th h—te uapiui tl.i is sa old setiled country wit r_lroe and river navigation will exch*.ufe ier , house and lot in the city or farm in the uountry price f-0 per acre u lion ft p.ak fr erie land office for balk—a valitakle~fary of 34 acres about go acres well timbered o*v b_rar bush splendid heuaa and b_n s-plendio dai -. farm and cheeaa bous in mtm order food fence farm well watered capable of keeping _ ars aii girt time on same wli exc__f pajt for city art p erty farm situate in benßingtoti county mile from ai-.ii inquire at dw__rl 4 btx lan u 10 e sene-a s 14 ijluk sale-a yallablfc farm 0 146 acres with good h use and nm.sjjout ft acres of goo t htoksr fine orchard , - tuate 1 a out mijes southeast of potter corners na ham urgi cheese faau.ry | tjjwahlni k in kla - --<*■ 10 e t_n*_a st agood engine and boiler foi asie cheap at the union planing mill boils _ t__f__fws-lt ts-it cor chiaaga st old papers for sa at _- cents and 76 cent a hurlred at thia office | ________£_________! to rent the second story of a b'ick bouae hritsreen hickory and cedar st un 9 division it to a small family is-lt rooms and power to rent tha rocbbb ar , desirable and the pow«r cor - i tant inquire of at & hol-m michigan r nl h qsawl nffab | to l_t moh-ajeh houses to rent—i haveanum bar of desirable bsassb which i will rent la may 1 1670 at greatly r . . ■ _ _.«■ of rent louis i-tto is ibrosrn'b boildinga furnished hoosb to fi-fi-nf my houae no 617 main st buffilo v.ith a garden in a high sute of cultivation attached .- 9 c r hit to a hi;i.ill faml ;. for ■ hree r.r six sb jitlii jr until the first uf hay next l*o *•-■ •-. given oa the ist of ju.'t , lano pictures ac tactodsd gas arater fii . s -;■■-. i and l.am a i to_r nisi ion apply on the premises jn any lav iwf-ire t a m during the present mouth uk-ohor v h'-oohto'-.nn 817 main st ■•■■■■ mm csbs-um mxmmmu i^or sale—good hor-e bttggy and harness for saje cheap w . give tune as the same if required inquire of edwards a bicklann k 10 e seneca t horses waisted to keep thr.ugh the winter at farm in west seneca about 4 miles from main bt care stable and feed for from 50 t 80 he.d address l h pratt post otßce box c 7 buffalo kll-lm legal notices vtotice of intention.—notice i_l i hereby given that the city of buffalo i ten t take th land hereinafter de-cribed f r a m park or f-arka and the approaches thereto and streets com eet ing the a me al tlie certain pieces or parcels of land bsf-gr part of btoefca in ml mt ma 7 bs bd 10*1 105 1"7 103 1 l_t 1-7 i_s t_o iso ui t-t 17-j f hie sew v.,rk state he-ervutioti laud , and part of the firry lot and lots 114 lu im is and i-tt of tlie south village of back bodi jt - stevens uivt-y.)a-,d parts of luta it 63 b4 ah 66 st 53 is 60 b'l ti fit 43 31 7 ca (_ 06,61 41 40 m ti -."., 4 s3 1.6 and i town-hip 11 rant 3 '>! th ■ h.-lund land *. iin*|>an*'!*siinev and luring mere la-riicul-rlv de criticd as follows bi ll nniug at t intersection of the mmtheriy line at york sir ta,(as a four ro*i atr.ct with the as erh line of the io*ui path en the east side of the en canal thence northerly along the ea terly line ( the towi'k path un the eaat bhb of the kne can s its inter cti'.ri w.th the south line id vb-_m-i btre*et as a lour rod s r-e-):tlicnce is-sterlv along th boutherly line of vermnnt street as a four rm treet o its b-tflsßseusa with the wmhutt liv o 3ixth street a_ix rod i m-i theuce soulh-tl ali.ng the weaterly line of saiitßaixth street to a petal 4 feet nortlierly fr*.m the northwest a-rner of mtm atreet and v rk street as a fi.ur rod street thenc c-rtterly on a line thirty-lour fret distant bestb-tl at right angles from and parallel to the north lin of sad yoi k stre-t to a pirn in the easterly line o fee»euth street as a four mhl street thirty-four ita n*.rtherly from the b)-b-besat aatmtot bs yor ss-a.bss wshstoßßts th-nre northerly along th asst-b-s has of ssld mba__h stnst sb the 80-t-maa sasasral id isisiilli siibissl suedciiiibbbiith ill u-re as a fur ndsstssu iiisimmisbbiiiiji bssa-gtlm s uth r!y line of aid oi_-_a_k_t ___ to ihe s.nith weet comer of said connecticut and mttmgata slreet aßßaccsed tr*.c thence m.utherly ssbm the west erly line f taid si-gars atreet to a p*.int 34 fctt northerly from thcnnrt)iwc*.t curner of aaid niagar tuid yor ilreets thence easier y n a line 34 et distant northerly al ra:ht baadaa fr^-m and par-llel 9 the north line ol sail york street to a point tlir.y foiir feet iioriherlv from the iiortne_t oaemtat sii niacar and v rk strßßsa as-88-bb uorthtrly alsß-g .■-.--■■■-.. ■■ ■:-■.. : s ■!-._; t atreet t tbe k*u'li aaat sbbbhf at s id nia^aia and coiinecticut atreet thence sbsssb-v aiobsj the r-outheily line ot ai coenecticnt street to the southwest corner of _..■. qiih—b-tilut streei and ninth stroct s a four rod street thence snuthtrly along the vf*ti-rl line of _ d ninth a reet to a point thirty-'ou feet northerly from the fnorthwe-t ovumet a id 4at and ninth btre*'ts theuce ea-t erlv i i a line thirty-four feet di-tint at right ai)i,-;e i.ortherly from st d parallel to tbo north line of tt&'n york treet to a point 110.8 f_t ea-teriy iron ilieea-it line _ tenth street an a four rod stieeti thence easterly on a curve of 37u feet radius a it tance of 2'i3 feet to apoint on aiine thirtv-fi ur leet dtssts-t northerly at rigiit angles irom ami p _ lei to the north line of nonh ntreet f;i_a fnir red street 4.-u last weste-ly fn-ni ti.e east line of el.v.ntn atroet a a four rot street ihence easterly along a hem thirty-four feet distant northerly at right ang as from and parallel to the north line f said no-th street to the ji c of a circle of 250 feet radius the centre of w_d circle bs-bg *' he intersection of a line liity test distant northerly at right angles from snd par-liel to the south line of id at atr et b_k a line liity ieet distant easterly at right anjjle fn.in and parallel o th west line of lingers street ess * four ed street as now id out northerly from its int-tmasttoa with affltß y stlssl t-sdsb northerly snd ■ t :■ r , along the line of hi clnrle to itt interse ion with the westerly line f said rogers street continued southerly on the same course as now laid ■ ut northerly from its intersection with jersey street t__iss northerly along the aaid westerly line of said kog-rs street ut it intersection with a circle of one hundred and fifty feet radius the c-cntreof said circle being at the intersection of tha centre line ol watty aireet as laid out westerly of the new york stale reservation line with a line fifty feet di-t-ot easterly st ri^ht angles from and par'.lel to the west line of said rcgers street as laid out hr twecu jer-ey and f rry str sts thence westerly n<.rtherly and easterly ssi ng the line of said drcie for a distance uf -\; ■* - hundred and seventy-fiv feet to its intersection with a lins fifty feet distant west erly at right angiea from and parallel to a line drawn from the centre of »-. i cir le to the boutliwest j corner of lot 127 and southeaat a rner of lot jm of the a ■■ ■, village of black r ck ap ho steve a | survey theuce north nine degrees thirty-five j minutes ea-t one thousand three hundie and i eh,ht feet thence north fifty-three d-yrees west 34 feet to the south tine l bouck sb__s : thence nortlierly at right angles to b mi avenue to the north line of said liou avenue thence north j degrees aaat 4_ij feet to the t line of atogsßß street as laid ou ntrtherly fra.m h ik avenu tienee easterly at r n augles to . id rogers atreet to the east ine of bbu roners street t south j>3 d g east bit fi et thence north 37 deg east 3 i-l feet to ths line of a circle of i feet riulius the centre of sad cir e eing south 6 d^g west fc'j feet from a pom in the south line of bird ay nue 18011 1 westerly from the south seat corner oi bini avenue and delaware street then northerly and easterly along the line of said circle 307 feet thenc north b deg east l_4fmo feet thence north s.iii west 717 feet thence north b d«*g , east 1400 1-1u feet thence northerly and eas'erly on the line of a curve of iso feet radius for a dis tance of hi 72-iimj feet thei.ee south 04l deg em 0 feet thence easterly iouthrasterly and north eaaterty ahmj tha linen of a curve of u ft-ei radius for a dis-ance of sdo feet of a curve ot 3000 feet radius for a distance of i'm feet of a curve of moo fe t radius for a distance of 240 feet and of a curve of 1-00 feet radius for s dislance ol t i ■" t a point in tbe east line of delaware street 71c feet south from the intersection t tne north hue of lot 81 holland lar.d company - survey nth the east l.nc of delaware street thence northes terly alorg ths line of a rune of 10 0 feet radiii f-r a di-dance o *_ f et a-id t a curve.d i"oofeet radius7ooiv t uiet.een nth _ deg 4 mm east i_>t feet tbenee rcrthesßteriy al i g ihe ine of a curve of 1560 feet rad us for a disun.-e of 7-3*3-10 feet crossing the south im of nih r*n street at a point 3.-i5 fieteas'er'y irom the bbss-iss t eomarof del-wareand amherst treats hen encrb 7s deg _ mm ea.**t 43 feet _■__ easterly i<_g the lias of a curve tf 1 feet radius for a sb-bspes of 4111-10 fejt.bnd of acurvsof 1.40 fe.-t ra-iiusfir a distance _ 404 fe t;_*eoc-south7o deg 44mn.c-st 4-o(eet thence soutnes__rly and southerly .: ■-. _■ the line of a curve of l feet radius for a dlstßacs i>f 40-10 feet tbesc south t deg 3 mm weat