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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
Paterson Clay Meeting.

At meeting Of the Wings of Paterson, held
at n. Brewers, Franklin House, on Thursday
evening, the 22d inst. for the purpose of forming
Clay Club for the town of Paterson, CORNE-
LUIS SPEER was called to the Chair and
WALTER E. STEPHENS appointed Secretary.
On moton Resolued, That Committee TO draft Con:;
and Resolutions be appointed and that Messrs Abr
Pra Robert o. Smith and John keenan, be that Ccmnee
who after retiring reported constitution and the following
resolutions, which unanimously adopted:
Resoired That Wings, assembled this the Birthday
the Father his Country celebrate It's anpiver
sar IN more appropriate manner than By unilng Ourselves
together for the Of eevasng TO the ONCE OF hei
Magistrate OF ts great Republic whose lofty patriot
ism and dero,ednes TO the tiae interests OF his country 90
eminentl qualify him 10 and ptTpetuate me
principles which acuated that great and good ma George
RssoIrsd That HENRY CLAY Of Kentucky, for his
magnaniy character h talents his patro
ism mis- devotion to the cause OF lrotscon 70 American
admiration and Justly entities him 10 the suages of the me
rcan People and pledge ourselves each The other and
to the Wss Of hs UaI Vo1s N shall be
Resorsd That the cheering prospects from every part OF
the Union the belle! that the people defer
mined reject all Northern with Southern principles
ss well as Free Trade men and anxiouy awaiting the
proper do justice TO the of whose fidelity there
Rssotred Thu, hail with delight the result Of the late
election IN Maryland aud warmly congratulate the gallant
Wings of that State the victory they have achieved under
carried the letter By the Wings the couaty
Ca motion, Rssore9, That the meeting proceed the
SaTHASEL LANE Chosen President
FssDEsIes Glalaoar, Vice Presidents.
JAMES NIGHTINGALE,
WALTER =. STEPHENS. Recording Secretary.
CHARLEsD RIDGwAy, Corresponding Secretary
ROBERT 0. SMITH, Treasurer
Resopsd That copy Of the proceedings, signed by the
Newark Daily and Neg So Hss TSps s fl Chairman
WALTER {. STEPKETs, Secretary. or
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Markets. Carefully reported for IT,. TIL

CGFSNI!p reported JOr InE T,l,a
e,,,, MONDAY, Feb
lSi3s and 90 for 1915 0Pesrs 10 bbls h,ye been
s. cot.
COTTON.-The market is inactive TODAY and ,.,....
settled and rather in favor of the buyer The sale, ,,.
reported DO not reach 1900 bales We give preyioo,
lions but the market is rather below them showing No.
decline on Saturdays rates. We quote Upland aud goa
ordinary and midllng at 81 81: midding fail 10 f.i,
aud good fair at lot 10. cents and Mobile aud Nsw0J
81 81; middug fair fair 81 lCt and good f, r
cents.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-There is no new ieao,. ,,,s.
market is rather quiet Sales 200 bbls round Ohionsn
Genesee is 81 81, and Ohio and Michigan 81 81: %
moderate demand. NewOreans held at 81. 10, eorn
brands without farther sales. Fancy Western vs. Ma,
S525a5 u.s. Scratched Western is good demand A, sls
IS fms middng IS; middlng 62a 50 50; and shin ,s,
81 IS S325 Southern Scratched is GA with sae Sad
cru descriptions firm, with good inquiry G.oq,.r
held firmly at S. with fair sales Alexandra S. BrDd
S. l2.; Richmond Country S. l2. fancy al, IS o. Ri
mond City Sc, with sales 400 bbs CALICO a,b,,r.
Rye Flour at so. For Meal there lisa fair dsn,J
So 56 81 GA for Jersey and 50 IS for Brandywue uon
Buckwheat selling So 50 81 IS for common and Is
fancy; bags So 81 l2! half barrel, So S2 sh,r, -
nominally II l2c; Ship Stufs II cents Bag Meal o
100 ll2i cents.
GRAlN.-We hear Of nothing doing to-day In ei,br 4
scrpton excepting 200 bushels Jersey Corn at c m,;u,
SEEDS-The considerable parcels of Clover sold with,
about days private terms alluded yesterday amOur
ed $50 tcs including some lots before reported A
1000 going forward England 500 from Philsde
aud 500 from this port, supposed for owners account T.
sales above quoted are not believe included in The N
going from this port. Sass have been made low as Ct
and it is offered at Rough Flax is held s,9 saa
mi, nd cn, oil sunpIv a.
sred at $40 so per fierce without sales. parcel Of 81 s
Wes,ernc cleaned sold about $40 Timothy is hell aisy
and above for good We hear of sales IS bb that ate
HAY.-Some Of the Southern markets having mpora
there is rather better demand, and orders nmt
We notice sales 1000 bales North River SCI 60
PROVISIONS-Ther is buta moderate demand orFok,
and the market stands 81 62i 81 SO and So 6 t
Prime and Mess with sales lots, together 1000 bb
81 62 and 50 62t In Beef hear oinohns doing Cqal.
try stands at 81 and &c. and City 25 S. o. with sales u
Is cents off these rates. For Lard there INQUIRY
but we hear OF sales In Batter we learn there more DO
ing; the range is 81 l8c; Grease 6cwanted. Cheese
quote al &C. with moderate inquiry The supply Of Peka
Meats is considerable, without farther sales Hams an
quoted at Sc Shoulders 3: 3lc Western Hams smoss
7a7.; Shoulders Sc. City Hams 81 cts Shouldn't
TALLOW-We notice sales $4,000 lbs prime Waa.
rendered at cents. cash.
WHIsKY.-Drudge IS quiet at % cents Sales @tlns
State Prison at pa cents.
OLIVE notice sales 1900 bbls Crude Whale, part az
aud part at private bargain,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

SAypss SARsAPARILLn Is a combination o. vegetable D"
icines differing entirely their properties from the a
been offered 10 the publc-and from the high Of pa
ton to which the apparatus used in the hu u
brought during he many years Of experiences devoted =
b. aud has BEEN of more benefit the world than aY oa5
discovery of the present century Diseases have ben sa
such as are not furnished in the records OF time
bic doing for the millions still suffering and struggled
disease. .
by * b. SANDS & co Druggists [Grante Bul4rsil
corner Of Broadway and Chambersstreet. Sold also
B. x D. SANDS 70 Fulton, corner of God.stIeet; aud
East Broadway corner Of Marketstree Prce pei o0@
six bottles for S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

THE HIGHER rHy APE GOES, THE MORE He Show s..s
TAriThis day we have entered bail TO the amount =
in three libel suits commenced against Us BY Lucius
stock and Ann Moore, which, added TO the $500 IN pr
preme Court which he Tor wds
graduating hair makes grand total of 1900 dollars ny
We have done TO his reputation Nimports we ais H.
mayed shall still continue TO yend the genuine y ,s.s
Magical Pain Extractor at 81 Walker ST. door ioh nv
solemn card 10 iile public in which think we sha
that aJvssaes have grossly and u9p o MSsS T
make extracts is at present IN the hands of our conn
is filing for publication.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

GREAT SALE OF Wool FROM ONE ESTATE
The celebrated farm of R. H. Rose, at Silver
Lake, Penn, maintains ten thousand sheep. A
few days since, the proprietor sold at one time
to manufacturer at Ithaca 5000 bales of wool,
each bale weighing from $50 to $50 lbs, at 81
cents per pound. Northern Pennsylvania.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

ROME, FtbTuary %, ISll
To the Editors Of The Tribune:
A fire broke out in this village about past | O.
clock in Andrew Conon's store, which was com
pletey enveoped flames before dcovered-and for want
of water FIVE buildings consumed before IL was got u
der Conlons stock with his books and papers,
burned insured in par Geo. Barnard, halter, stock mostly
saved-no Merrill Hayden, druggists covered
by insurance, stock mostly saved Armstrong Co. most
of their stock removed-corered by insurance, and
part H. w Tibbits Co. srocers stock mostly removed
covered by insurance. VIM McPhee tailor, occupying 3
part Of the same building, stock mostly remoyedcovered
by insurance. The building owned by Henry Tbbts
and insured for about value The buildings occuped by
A. Coaon g. Barnard aud Merrill Hayden owned By
Dr. A Blair and insured in part-hereor the loss to the
citizens will be light what should expect from
siye 4 conagratiOn. Yours, sc. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

Uz' The Oakland County Clay Club, Pontiac,
Michigan advertise for building 5000 feet
square, with seats for singers to hold their meet
ings in. They have tried successfully all the
large rooms in the place, and had to adjourn from
one to another for want of room-and they had
not heard from MARYLAND. either when they
advertised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Nsw-York Tribune.

PHIL.DEnPH14, February Go P. NJ.
MONEY MArTERs.-Our Money Market con-
tuues we'll supplied the outdoor ranging from to
per cent on good paper having four 10 months 10 run
The Banks readily discount at per cent, ana IN some cases
hear OF their obtaining The Banks generally have large
deposits on hand UT which they discount well as upon
hs capital have BEEN told of al Institution with capia
CT only OOqo which is drawing interest on more than
e. 900 OO0 hus has discount line OF about = 1885,
coo Bills of Exchange the of $500 OO0 and loans
Of the United States the amount OF Sl0GG 600.
DEATHs.-Durng the week ending on Satur-
day I9 deaths occurred in the city and districts 6o WHICH
wee from the Amshcuse, and 2 poop OF colo; Of me
whole number 10 caused by consumption rs convu'
sions and By scarlet fever.
The Hon. j. T. MoREHEADi is in town, and
will address meeting the Wings this evening at the Ma
tonal Clay Club News Ro ON.
A SIGHT FOR THE LADIEs-The full length
portrait of Henry Clay painted by Neagle and thu mag
cent pitchers be presented by the Wings OF hladel
and exert thu good Be exhibited
Tor day or the laties OF this city, tat the aonal
CLAW Club Reading Room" During the course of tho day
number visited the room ana were highly delighted
win Look upon the ske likeness OF man, who, ee long,
will be called upon by s shouts OF ireemen to
FIJI tb highest Office within the gift Of the American People.
The Philadelphia ladies' en- mdSSs Tor HENRY CLAf AND
Protective TARIFF" 70
Henry Williamson, young man about 10
years age been committed to prison as fugitive from
justice, from your city. He imposed upon YIN h. Ruhton,
druggist Of your city; and deraded him out Of S. There
are also several charees against him here.
ARREsTED.-Thrce young men namd Robert
Smith James Nc Mutt end Barney McGamon, Were arrested
and taken before the May0r this morning charge OF rob.
money in geld Sc several days since. They will be sent to
Ptsburg for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

uT The Mails from Maryland miss the Loco
Foco country papers unaccountably. Some OF
them hardly appear TO know that there is a State
between Delaware and Virginia! The Wing
Journals have better luck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

~ Poudre Subtle, for Eradcatng Supefuous Hi I. ~
low foreheads. or any part of the human hodycaa MA,
tested before purchasing proof positive this am az
II Walker ST. one door from the corner OF bfoauH''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

veretable LIQUID Rouge imparts bush1g usss NJ. @S
eompexi0n mlnoyeable by preparation or IaIpl.f
linen cloth or handkerchief. Ct Walker ST. WV
corner Of Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

~ DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR with hh@
written signature at 9 Courtand street, always athalE
the hair from the face neck or arms and will not la:5
skin can be tested before paving for il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

New MusIc.-Arcan Quadrlles, from the and popu-
lar Negro Melodies Hughes's March by Smith Jessy the
Flower of Dunbar" with variations by Hallmark Pm
Young, and I'm Happy" and Oft times when the ba|my air.
(aced) The above pieces published in beautiful style
BY Riley s9 Broadway we notice tina, Riley has removed
from hiss old in Chatham where h. has been
iar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

MERCANTILE LIBRARY AsSocIArloN.-ltw will be
seen from an advertisement which for some weeks
has appeared in our columns that persons not Aier
chants are, by late amendment the Constitution
of this Association, admitted to the use of its Ii
brary and Reading Rooms, upon paying the annual
sum of only SIS. The Mercantile Library is one of
the largest and most valuable in the United States
Itcon,ains over 20, 500 volumes. Connected with it
are spacious Reading Rooms furnished with eighty
FIVE American and Foreign Periodicals. Ii offers
therefore to subscribers inducements which are
surpassed by those of no similar establishment in
the country.
u The Ericsson steamers between Philadel-
phia and Baltimore will commence running to-
morrow.
u The Humane Engine Company" Of
Philadelphia, returned from their visit to this city
ON Saturday evening, and were warmly wei
coined by their Philadelphia brethren.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

o BE Not DECEIVED By the false r.,,,,g
FIJI. Goraud that the agency for the Magical Pam s''S
is in Walker st, blu. buy only a, Comstock Co.'S
land st. the frs, and only place in this city where h'a5s
always has been and Is now sod and hall The p'ss
counterfeit No pay for it in any case IS taSfn' ,,,
user is delighted with effects and II cures o,.
certainly and permanently all of the toisoWins ,s
than any prescription Of all the medical mea -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

IT DEAFHrss-Dr Nc Nar's Acoustic Oh, csIsa 4,
from q Courtandt street Also the Indian Vegetable III
and Linment will cure any case Of Rhumatsm or GoaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

N Blanc D'Espange or Spanish White loT giy.as l
zng transparent wilderness TO the skim 81 aiAe'
from the Corner Of Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
~ WILLIAM KETcHUM, Esq is the Wing
nominee for Mayor of the City of Buffalo.

HoNoLuLu, Nov. 4.-George Brown, Esq,
Commissioner from the Government of the Unit
cd States to that of the Hawaiian Islands, arrived
at Lahana on the 30th ult. and was received with
the usual ceremonies. He had his audience of
the King on the same day, who received him
with the greatest cordiality. G. I. Judd, Esq. is
the Royal Interpreter, through whom all business
Is To be transacted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
Ncw-york Cattle Market. s.sx

a, market 700 Beef Cattle, les Cows and C,r., -,
Sheep. q
PRrcrs.-Bsef CGt!e.-The offering was SMALL, ,.,..
some time but prices are shade lower for exta We
ST. so S. 20 S. 50 So. S~s
Covs and Ca!ces.-The market Cleared at sltsss
Sheep-A!l taken at So So So
Hav-A large supply at ga 6 cents Per cw,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

MUSICAL lnTELlGEScE.-TEe lovers Of music. including
almost everybody viii be pleased learn that Mr. Francis
H Brown, native composer Of great genius, we'll
excellent musician has returned from Europe for short Pc
rod to bring Of the splendid musical gems
published in this country They will be published
the weknowu style Of Awlls Repository pol Broadway.
Some o. thes. now ready for examination. f2T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

NJ The BALL OF THE THIRD WARD CLAY
CLUB last evening was magnificent and delight
full Not less that one thousand persons were in
attendance-an unusually large proportion Of them
Of the fair sex--but the spacious saloon of Wash
ington Hall offered room for all who chose to
mingle in the May Dance while hundreds lined
the walls and filled the ante-rooms, exchanging
friendly greetings and congratulations on the
cheering aspect of the Political horizon, as they
awaited the next commencement, or passed the
hours in social converse enjoying the spectacle
and the exhilarating impulse OF the OCCASION
The Old Thirds awaking to her duty, and the
spirit evinced in the gathering last evening gives
promise that she will exceed any former Wing
majority when she comes to vote direct for HEs.
RY CLAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

PREMIUM RAZOR SrRops-The first pr. MUM al the Fairs
of the American Institute has been awarded year after year TO
G. Saunders for the invention Of the Metallic Tablet with
four sdesNo side having the effect of hone withou us.
ing oil or The other sides for keeping the razor
ws fac smooth sdge. that with one of them Razors
can be KEEP perfect order without having recourse to cut,
leF or barber 1t used and recommended BY the first cut.
ler Of England and certified by thu scientific gentlemen
in this country is celebrity his caused countereits
and limitations nnumerabe which easily be detected by
the and imperfect surface OF what called the Tablet
side the original being smooth and polished Mandatory
No. l63 Broadway, New York fer 3,eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
Commercial and monev n.,.
@ For sales a'the Stock Ezehsns., see Las, p,..

The Stock market was generally STEADY -
and there was more disposition to sell than to bur
Great abundance and cheapsess of money will u
market. although thsir may be slight reaction q
The Exchange MARKETS dull and rates sr.A
s'ehiag Is 81 8; Francs ) 30 eel Som. v;,,;.
bills are on the marks. -n sei
A very strong Revenue bill has been ;n,,.,
INTO the Pennsylvania Legislature, which spo-,
The purpose Contemplated, the paymen, of .,sr,,
nc debt, the Legislature will bat pass IT. I,l,v,,.
taxes ard brings large Amounts Of property uss,
have before escaped. and the very extent Of
makss lis passage the doubtful Wsls,-. faa
dephia that il is considered extremely aopb,rl =
passed az this session. ~ 'dts
The City Bank OF New-Orleans has m,a,.5.
dend of per cert. W.
The New-York State Bank, Of Alhsnv
clared dividend of5 PER cent e
The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
navgable and vessels to pass through il sss
The West Branch Bank al WilGamsno,t D.
resumed specie payments. III
A bill has been introduced into the Ho,s...,
resentatves Of Ohio 10 establish the Bank of Oh1 - HS
proposes capital OF not exceeding $40 eco 600 HE
10 branches 10 De liked by Board of i've Stat
NOT over SlO00OO0 10 ny. The stock 10 De- ns
silver per cent al subscribing, Is per CEN, IN se
the remainder IN 50 day nsilmen:s nil all is nst a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
BY This Mornings Mail.

u The louisiana Planters Banner says that
the remains of Judge Porter have not been taken
to Louisville for interment, as has been stated.
They will be taken to Nashville, Tenn, but not
Immediately.
ROUTE OF Mr.. CLAY-The Milletgevie Jour
nal of Thursday last states that Mr.. Clay has
accepted the invitation of the citizens of Macon,
Ga, and would reach there from the 18th to the
18th of March. The editor of the Savannah
Republican Of Thursday says he has private adj
vices that Mr.. Clay will leave Mobile on ms
Northern route on the Sd of March.
MoxTEylDEo.-A private letter dated Monte
video, Dec. 10, 1873 received in Baltimore, states
that nothing new had transpired, but that the
city must shortly and inevitably fall, without the
interference of some foreign power, as the Pc
cuniary resources of the Government arc con-
sumed and all public property available has been
disposed Of. In such state of things the sooner
the city Yields the better will il be for the nhab-
ltantS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
A Discussion on 'XepeaI, Proposed.

HAVEN ttst J FEB 70, 1874.
Dear sir-Isee b. advertisement, the New York He
rld of Saturday that deliver lecture this
ing In New York, Foreign Interference with the Ame-
Ballot BoxesLhe extension of the temporal power of
the Pope the United States By the organization of Repeal
Clubs sc. &c.
Believing that your views urcontroveed are calculated
rsard the progress Of Liberty, and inue the REGAL
cause with which, opinion every Of freedom and
of American Institutions ought sympathse pfopose to
and efute the your lecture which heard
in Philadelphia few weeks since make this proposal be-
cause have been preparing give lecture in New York
directly the opposite OF and hope thar the cause Of
Truth viii ufe By having the arguments on both sides
stated together.
take this method OF writing You as know not your add
dress IN New York and siso becau.e that you expressed to
while in Philadelphia your willingness TO enter into
discussion on this subject shall BE- New York We'd
neday next AMI shall be willing comply with any equita
bic as 10 tine place and regulations which you
may choose 10 make.
am, Dear Sir, respectfully,
Your obedient servant, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

CoMsrscs Cos Extract Of Sarsaperilla for Purity
ths Blood per brittle 81 per dozen q
Coutandt street Also the East Indian Hair Dive warrant
ed TO color the Hair but viii not the skin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
FOR PRESIDENT.
HENR CHA "
nv Clav,s Princf,,les

EXON Csreuar signed ty Senator Bfs7oN prs. i0'''
in,he Missouri Intsiiigence1 Oet. q, lsss
THE principles which would govern Mr.; The have
;Fe,ected we'll known TO ths nao -, ,eve,
essa Gears iS he stS
3 On fbe Agriculture and Manufactures OF ms own
wen os:a the
ne he New World and close csmmec,a aaness
Mexico ana sou America II i'll; sad a ouodsr Of
Ss natural executor Of his work that me most
tcient protector of American Iron Lead Kemp MoI afe
hs ssfe friend to Interior Commerce would he the G
oa who proclaimed the Mississippi to pc me q,
would be the President who has triumphed over ne %
who The Of iaies Mh
South America would be the eo1uep. adv9caeeR = WIN
independence. IdOhAo -------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

LOTTERIES IN New JERsEY,-The Newark
Post says +" We are rejoiced TO see that move
has been made in the Legislature, at the head Of
which is Mr.. Van Wagenen Of this city, in favor
of insttuting an investigation as to the powers
by which certain persons claim to vend lottery
tickets The resolution for Investigating the in.
quiry will undoubtedly pass, and the inquiry,
once made is sure to result in terminating this
corrupt engine Of wickedness."
ARMy-The President has ordered the restora-
ton of Lieut.. James Shaumburg to the regiment
of dragons, on the occurrence of the first vacan-
cy in the grade of captain.
Lieut.. Lucius Pitkins, I'd Artillery, has resigned
his commission.
Rum RIOT IN PHnADELPHlA.-A rum riot at
the Philadelphia Museum on Saturday evening"
is thus described in the Philadelphia Sun:
Mr.. Murphy, one Of the singers, made his APP
pearance to sing song, as announced in the pro-
gramme, when he was met with showers Of hiss
es from the audience. The police, however, in.
and Mr.. NJ concluded his song amid applause
and Kisses After he finished, number of the
rowdies went into the " Mummy" low GROCERY
in the neighborhood, and obtained supply of H.
quor, and by the time Mr. M. made his second
appearance, they had returned to hail him with
Kisses, groans and imprecations. The officers
again interfered but their efforts at quellmg the
disturbance were vain. The gas lights were very
judiciously put out just as the fighters had made
a rush at the staging and were carrying away
the partition. Mr.. Murphy availed himself of the
darkness and escaped, or otherwise the issue
might have been serious. There were not many
females present, but those who were there did
more than ample justice to their lungs"
George Weisse, James Hoffman and Samuel
H. Carles three of the rioters, were arrested.
lT The Pittsburgh fremen had a savage fight
on Thursday, of last week. Several persons were
badly bruised, and one nearly " extinguished."
u Mr. Caleb Williams Of Greenwood, Pa,
was instantly killed, on the 10th inst. by piece
oftimber falling upon his head, while engaged in
moving school-house. He left a wife and
three children. Mr.. Daniel Sutton had both his
legs broken at the same time.