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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
Correspondence fthe Charleston Conricr.l

The Mobile boat Warrior arrived here this morn
ing, bringing, among oiher passengers. Lieut.. Ar
INSTEAD, of the Army, who is, | understand, the
bearer Of dispatches from Washington for Gene
raj TAYLOR. The steamship Galveston vas 10
have left for Galveston and Port Lavacca tenor
row morning, but her destination is now chan
ged and she will start this afternoon for the Rio
Grande, with Lieut.. ARMsrEaD on board. can
only conjecture The nature OF The dispatches
which are being transmitted, in such hot haste, TO
old Rough and Ready, but il is evident from Ger
lain movements among the government officials
here. that they are Of grave import. We are
looking with deep anxiety for The next arrival
from the Brasos, which is expected to be of great
interest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13

NEW GOODS AND GREAT BARGAINS.
THE subscriber is receiving extensive assortment
L Of FANCY and STAPLE GOODS, suitable for the
season, which he nfers at the lowest prices.
Farmyille, October 6-eSl. A. P. BlGLOW.
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DAVID J. WOODFIN,
,,r,yy,pNCv ar flU-

AT'TURNEY At Law,
NEW CANTON, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA,
lllLL practice regularly in the Superior and inferior
w Courts Of Law and chancery Of buckingham.
Fluyanna aud Powhatan. All business
eontded TO him will be promptly attended 10.
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LAW NOTICE.

o,ueIsropuER c. SCOTT and ABNER A. sTITH
| n,,rtie. law IN partnership, under The firm OF
srr 4 SrtrH i'm all TIE Courts Of Law and Equity I'D
Sonlh Arkansas. .,.
m ia
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DIR. C. ]. X EN- W ORT II y,
pETpRSRIrRE VIRGINIA.
WH0LESALl

NHIHOLEsALE and Retail dealer in Thomsonian and
w Botanic Medicines, Medical Books, Oils, Extracts,
Ointments, Syrups, and every variety Of simple and
compound Medicines usually Kept IN Botanic Medicine
Stores.
Dealers supplied a, the lowest prices for cash.
Petersburg, July II. lef6-cw4m
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,IT,Ip,, I.p MAY CONCERN

mas committed 10 the Jail Of Lancaster county, Va,
w on or about the l4ih day of July, ls46, Negro
Woman. named Malinda, of dark complexion, about
,,., or inches high; had on when committed DARK
e,eo fock. The owner hereby notlhed TO Come Tor
wad prove property, pay charges, and take her away,
=, snr Will be dealt with according TO law.
C. K. WADDY, Jailor.
Lancaster c. IL. Sept. a9-ciw
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1t is rumored this morning that the Secretary
Of The Treasury has effected The loan 10 which
we alluded the other day.
The banks who have made the loan are The
Bank of Commerce and the Bank OF America,
Two OF the deposiie banks, and The terms are said
10 b. six per cent, inleres, and deposite Of lfes-
.u.y notes until The sitting Of Congress.
IN y En- Poa OF SATURDAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT vlCKSB URIC.
We learn from an extra of the vcksburg
Wing, dated Sept; %, 9 o'clock, A. NJ, that dis
asrrous fire occurred in that city on The morning
of the 29lh ult. The extra says:
Solar as we are able 10 learn, The fire oFigina.
led in store occupied BY some Jews, about day
light this morning. three doors from the Post o.
fee. and in The same block OF buildings. The
whole SQUARE. between Jackson and Grove streets,
and on the west side of Washington street, was
consumed. together with the buildings on The ea>l
side of Washington street. The amount ofpro-
per,y destroyed cannot now be aScerained.
The sufferers, so far as we can learn are The
Planters Bank; Thos. Rigby; Livingston Hanna
& Co.; B. Phillips, shoemaker; N. G. Waits.
clothing, &c; J. N Craddics; Yeatman, Woods &
Co; James Gwinn; Laughlin, Seares & Co.;
Mcdowell & Thomas; w. G. Johnson Coleman
& Arthur. law library; Samuel Hildebraud w.
B. Sloan, law library; w. C. Smedes; N. d. Cole
man, and Jacob Earkrr, Of New OIleans-the
three later each losing fine bTiek houses, Mr..
Rarker's known as the Waler-woIks Bank.
Byerea, exertion the fire was confined 10 the
Two SQUARES above mentioned. The Sentinel 81
flee (ia,c Southern Inlelligence) was saved only
by the nniring cxertions Of The firemen, which
projected The Two adjoining and opposite squares
The papers. letters mails, &c, in The Post Office
are understood 10 be saved. No time Tor further
particulars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13

GEORGIA ELECTIONS.-We find but few
returns in the papers:
King, w. Cohen, D.
Chatham. 6u6 3g3
EGingham, l3o "
More Than 200 Democrats failed 10 vote in
Chatham county; for what reason, we cannot I'M
agine.
The Wing papers say that Messrs. King, Ste
phens and Toombs, Wings, are reelected TO
Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13

Since The great "lall" of salt under The Ware
housing System, the Custom House has been re-
moved 10 The large buildings next door TO Messfs.
Workman, McGruder & Co, on the street pass
ing by the new aCiiy Hotel" The new location
is convenient to the merchants and 10 The ship
ping. For few days longer the office will be
kept over Mr.. Henry Fishers, near Mayo's
Bridge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13

The fine Revenue Gutter "Polk," we under
stand, will be launched on Monday The 18Th Oct,
from The Ship Yard of Mr.. Joseph R. Anderson,
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d. c.. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1916.

iah. No severe attacks, and only slight headache
an the morning, cessing after breakfast.
C2le. $50, twice day. @t1 a Hs
xSsh. The slight morning headaches continue.
ssh May The sight headaches have been very
trivial, and ior some days absent No other ailmeni
Sep. w, every second day. II EstI
18th. No headache Of any hind since last report
: i,'ls s. confusion only on getting uP-no nausea.
"a July. Has continued perfectly we'll S
As all commcndstory notie IN favor Of the Homoo-
nshie treatment In the preceding cases. would be
ided as emanaiing from my artality to this system
shall iorbear any expression Of my own views; but
am most happy in being able 10 adduce the opinion OF
an ancompromising opponent TO Homeopathy. al
ads 70 Dr. John Forbes, y. r. s., the distinguished
editor Of The British and Foreign Medical Review
one Of the physicians to her Royal Highness, Queen
Victoria, of England, Sc &c., who, in aluding to
these cases Of headache says "that the results Of the
treatment are, upon the whole very favorable; aud
several q the cures would nquestonably II occurring
Under ordinary treatment have been regarded only
as striking but TRlrMPHANT.n In reference partcu-
larly TO the last mentioned case he says, had this
case Of purely nervous headache under the care
oi any of Allopathis and had prescribed for il
neryines" or sntispasmodics,n orarsenic steel or
other "tonics, according 10 THEORIES school,
our experience, or our FANCY, we should have GER
tainy gained great credit from our patient and her
friends Tor our wonderful cure;" and some Of us,
toabtless, would have received II as our due. Had ii
taken place in the practice Of jealous and ambitious
doctor, under andthiy, the probability is immense
that Il would have occupied niche among the tri
umphs OF medicine which crowd the weekly pages OF
our cotemporaries And we can see no sufficient rea-
son why DIR. Henderson Tor his system Of practicel
should not have his credit alson .s'' .s = 2a
Case Of Chronic Hoarseness occurring TO lady SO
years Of age
18th Sept. 1874. For two months past, after expo
sure to cold she has been affected al present She
Is very hoarse, the voice extremely husky deep and
broken; and il great effort for her to speak She
coughs good deal, and expcctorates a colorless
Gus Pulse natnralhas not lost aesh and is chiefly
distressed by the exertion necessary in speaking III
Bry o, twice day, for two days; then Tinct. Of
Snlph onesixth Of drop, in the same way: then Bry
again. rNN rtt. M 3H5E3 II
March 20, ls45 have not heard Of her again till
now She tells me that she felt better after the first
powder and was very quite well after the third
and has continued so. J.G.
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ORIGINAL cHARADE.

. |N.t ~
When the transient tear 10 the eye grows clear.
lis glance hath fnerrier glow;
But the ceaseless cloud OF grief will shroud
The light OF the suAniesi brow.
E'en then. when the flight Of my vsssr Is light,
The cheek takes ruddier bloom.
utthe pulses chill and The breath grows sill
! As we sink in us whrlming gloom.
My NEXT hath home In the sky's hlue dome
/, Since ihe spheres from chaos came. Nt#
And often TO birth on ihs lower earth .a'
4 Il leaps from its coach Of fame. i aHbala
II mounts on the wind like an eager 6end,
BY a,s1lphurous impulse sped, 'R
And il balhes its wings ia lhe gushing SPRING
Of our life's blood bubbling red. ~ g.
When morning misls BY The sunbeam kiss'd
Steal forth from the twilight grey,
And with less'ning fold il IS upward roll'd
II Till il melteth in air away. .s..g..4
Butwhenon the height which calm and bright,
Lies fair TO the winiry sun, II
With swelling breast and slvery crest,
Ny whole rolls gathering on.
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PROSPECTS OF ALEXANDRIA.

PROSPECIS OF ALEXANDRIA,.
/ Extract Of letter from, a gentleman in
Virginia to the editor OF the Alexandria
Gazette. Il r.ei4 alftrp SEE e
\ 81 hope you may realize all you hope
for, by the retrocession Of Alexandra 10
Virginia. do not believe that our legis-
Iature will ever grant the tight Of way 10
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road 10 Par
kersburg, and r feel equally confident that
The company will never accept the wheel.
ing route, Ths being the case, Z should
be pleased to see scheme startedfor rail
road from Alexandria TO the Ohio river. be
lieye itintirely practicable, and sure Of a
vote large enough to carry il triumphantly
through the legislature. The Valley and
'Wssiern Virginia, and especially North
Western Virginia, would give ita strong
vote, and certainly from your own section
Of the slate commanding vote might be
obtained Would il not be great moye-
inent for Alexandra, calculated 10 build up
around you a large, populous, and prosper.
ous city, riyalling in its trade the city Of
Baltimore Surely, your shipping harbor,
and other natural advantages, are superior
to those of Baltmore, and such road once
opened, would cause any amount Of capi-
tai to Aow TO your city, Manufactures
ought to prosper and flourish, around and
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COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN.
BURIAL OF AN ODD FELLOWS WIFE

I'VE know not when we have witne ssed
q spectacle which came home to our feel.
ings as on yesterday. The wife of mem
Der Of the Order Of Odd Fellows, after a
long and weary illness, the last few months
OF which had given promise of recovery,
was summoned by mysterious Providence
10 her home in the better land The fond
husband, deceived by the faitery OF hope
into the belief that a few days would so far
complete her restoration as 10 enable her
soon to join him under the charge of a
friend, had yielded TO the imperious neces-
silies Of business, and departed for the
north. Oh, how like stunning thunder
stroke must be the intelligence OF his disap-
pointed expectations upon his heart! She
died-but the tears of warmly attached
friends believed her ber---but she died in
the land OF the stranger and far away from
the home Of her childhood and the fond
circle Of family kindred. OF kindred, did
we saya No, no! More than a hundred
hearts felt her demise as brothers. be-
reavement, and as The melancholy hearse
went its way TO mortality's resting place,
it was followed by long line Of sorrowing
ones TO whom she was a sister. We ARE
not member Of the Order-bm we could
not witness this scene without being deeply
impressed with the value Of The Order, the
excellence Of Its principles, the practical
good of its operations. To visit and
minister to the sick, pay the last Offices Of
humanity to the dead, are Of themselves
alone objects Of the noblest nature, and
might well command for the Order the re-
spect Of mankind. But when 10 those are
added the alienation il offers TO the sor-
rows and dstresses Of the brereaved and
broken hearted, il may well challenge a
sentiment of reverence.
H., New Orleans Tropic
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7 MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

The Eastern Mail for Baltimore, Philadel,
phia, New York and Boston, closes az 4a and
g p. M. daily, except on Saturday nights.
No mails sent East Of Baltimore on Sunday
morning.
The mails from the above cities arrive daily
at g A. M. and 8 p, M, except Sunday night.
The Western Mail closes at +. NJ. ana
arrives at P. M. daily. s.l s1l sas3.1 ,4 q,
The Southern Mail closes ~ a. NJ. ana
arrives al P. M. daily. eeia 4,
Office omen from u A. M.to 81 P. M daily,
except Sunday, on which day il is open from
~ A. M. TO 10 A. NJ, and from IL Mo .
P. M. and from TO Pm. haJ ~
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SPLENnID.

RcHERshshiy Improved Js, BscL VANISH Er
n The use cf bco<. shoe. Harness and Trunk max
ers Preserving the leather end giving 70 ell kinds Of
black ssher splsadd polish, and . admitted BY eli
who have ts~d ~ 10 be- superior 10 any in msrket u
is made sadsold by ,hs sgb@crber. ~heisssls end
tss, a. the Shoe store of Mr. Lewis Payncs, op
posiie the rarmsrs, and Mechanics bank.
w. LANG
Georgetown--srpi aa-lm
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United states Axency aud Netarial or
t-- ace. established in lsA3.

INDMUND y. BROWN, .3fornss and .4gsnf for
II, CYgi,sais .Netsgy Psbiie, Hlisois Cem~,sae~sr,
~ con,innes 10 settle all kinds of business with
The several branches OF Goserumens, with has
usual promptneSs, efficiency and 6>iel,ty especi-
ally CLANS roR Prssios,, PArssrs, LANDS, Posr
Orr,cE AND orHrR Cosrwacrs, sc, ia street,
a iiifie aorfh Of the Post 06scs.
n5- Letters must be post paid. =
feb 6-lsW6m.
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THE PLACE, ia,h street an.
III Csnai.--Just received. aud nov landing 4 car
60 of bcra. ssw'd laihs. psilinss post rsils iosl
scsntling. sills, together with an assossmeai al
- white pine and eyps-ss plank.
Also dressed nocsing. ~ q. jossss ami stepping.
fOR RENrs-A brick heose on iish street.
svr,l aS--d WARD n LEHMAN
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DAILY
POET RY.

III E is words
Are lew, but deep and solemn, and they break
Fresh from the iount of iseling. PsresraI.
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WASHINGTON,
BUSINESS CARDS.

House, Furnishing Store, Pennsylvantai
Il Aoeaae. tSoutA side. Sefioeen sih and 10Th
eRli streets, Washington '"''4
have on hand new and secondhand goods !:
such as Bedsteads, Beds and Bedding; Tables
Chairs, Bureaus and 6idsboards; China, Glass,
and CrockerywaTe, Cutlery. Holow-wars Of every
variety, Shovsls and Tongs. Carpets, Brooms,
Brushes, Willow and Woodenware; with va
riety Of articles too numerous to mention. apr IS
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BENJAMIN HOMANS.

BETyJAMIN 7HUMANS 3, T07 gIree- a
Between lOM and fltA Streets, fronfing PENN
syluani1 Aueaue. s{ a
Sales of Real Estate, sFlrniture, and Personal
Property, attended to at any place within the city
march eff .@2s ,at'tR4A
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nENNIS HUMPHREYS Livery Stable, cor
ner Of 9th and G. streets. Horses and Car-
riages to hire. Horses taken at livery, and kept
in the best manner. 5 4 hbl 49,"
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Al 3 Genus per number, - per year.
2eN asA Il. subscribers, 81. , n \,
nosc. an Pennsylyania avenue, q few
doors East Of the Railroad. L.s
e TERMS or tADyERrIsiNa. 1al
/ square Of Ia lines, insertion 81 cts.
| sI'doa !. I" 90 2 Insertions 62 |"
~ wu C. q rs !"
q 3rtimes per week for three -
,;,a ! ;n,er,;on .,. 8 cts.
Foreyery subsequent insertion asa.a
Business cards Of lines for times 2ja9.
per week for three months i Y Ya W W
For one year ,1eas,i1f g. 2 W W
PAYABLE invariably in advance. Ds'a r.e
a. Printing of every description neatly
executed. such as Books, Pamphlets, Cir-
culars, Cards, Handbills, ETC., etc, on as =
good terms as at any other Office. 4,
While the |" CoLuMnlAN FoUNrAiN"y viii
he devoted 10 the cause Of Temperance, ITS
columns will be enriched by original articles
on sub;e, Is calculated to interest, instruct,
and benefit its readers. ~ is intended % to
blend variety, amusement, and instruction, tug \
as thai the various tastes OF Its patrons may
he 1as far 40 ii is practicable) grained!
Commercs, Literature, and Science, and
eveu-sother subject of interest, notimconsis-
cent with Temperance and morality, will re-
ceives the earnest attentiono the publisher.
Nothing Of sectarian, political, or personal
character will be admitted. a..5.
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BUsIN Ess CARDS.
r.. FINLEY HUNT,
RE SIDEN r ID Il NTIS i

WASHINGTON CITr, 4h
Pennsylvania Auenue, betaoesn 9Th 4 iofh 81 eefs
april 26-tf
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! Rev. ]. I. WARD, AssistantEditor.
PRICE ONE CENT. + N I.

about you ] have often thought that
conneclionof Alexandra with the Winchest.
erand Potomac Rail Road, would ha ebeen
Of even greater importance to her prosperity
than her Canal, and would cos, far less
less money! Butihe past cannot be recalled.
Look 10 the present, aud act for the futurel
That Alexandria may becomes large, pros
porous, and enterprising city, is my most
ieryent desire'' .,.ses.f. 4; +.
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A. GLADMOI

HOMEOPATHY.--Dr Jonas Green, (late Of
Ill PHILADELPHIA tenders his professional SER
Woes the citizens of Washington and its vicinity,
as PRACTITIONER Of the Homeopathic system fme-
dicne. His residence = on g street, near Sd. 4.
Z der 93-ff b@AftIAo sfN 1tA@ tA,f.F'
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MEDICAL CARD.
.. I.RORINsON y co.

IOHN EDGARs Musical Academy 9 street near
j ilfh j. E. will give instruction upon the Piano,
Guitar, Flute. Violin, and also in vocal music.
Terms Sle per quarter i''t ~ sept II --tf
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Z A NDREW j. JOYCE, Horse sboeing and
M Smithing Establishment, successor to John
Daley, corner of l4th and E streets, near Fullers
Hotel. Thankful for the patronage he has rcceiy
ed from liberal public, he solicts,a coainuancs
Of the same. 4bhs ff sI 151att Il
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fa@ MEDICAL NOTICE. 5as
nR. PHILANDERi GOULD offers his Proies-
IL sional services to ihe citizens Of Washington.
Office on Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Messrs
Browns Hotel @ april ll-6m
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DRESLEY SIMPSON, Pennsyluania dpet,te,
North side, Sd door east Of llh street, keeps
general assortment of Family Groceries. ,. a !,
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,DRISCOE g. CLARKE, Dealers in Cloths, Gas
ID simeres, Vestngs, &C., Pennsylvania avenue,
q few doors west Of Browns Hotel.
ISAAC STODDARD-Blac ksmithing in gene
raj, on Four and hall, between E and F sts
Work done cheap. F@D @A i'@ sNt'@
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s6. III. VAN PATTEN, M. D., Dentist,
DERFORMs all operations upon tic Teeth,
il Gums and Mouth, with the greatest care and
skill Office near Browns Hotel, and next door TO
Todd's Hat Store. s5 - b9i9ai9Ha Y feb 25-iy Y
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nR.l HAMILTON P.sHOWARD, tenders his
| professional services to the citizens OF Wash
ington, D. C. He may be found at Dr. =. How.
ards, N. e. corner Of + and lth stss Dec. r. 4
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VIZ III. GUNNELI--Dealer in Lumber,
h wv Lime, Wood, &c Corner Of Canal and
9th streets, near Pennsylvania Avenue. fs
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Eiteratnrr, Arts, seitmte Business ana General /,

Ela4f8 HI
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-07
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Fatal accident. An accident of a fatal cha
racter took place at the outer depot of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad on Saturday after
noon. One Of the workmen, whose name we
could not learn, was crushed between the cars
He was taken TO his residence in west Balu
more, near Shroeeer street, where he died yes
terday morning. The best medical advisers
were in attendance, but his injuries were ofso
bad nature, that they could render him no as
sistance, He leaves a large family.
InqusSis. An inquest was held on Satur-
day afternoon by Curouer Bowmon, at the
corner of Cove and Eutaw streets, over
the body of an old man named John Miller,
who died suddenly while engaged at work IN
paving street in the neghborh' cd. Vedlcr
of the Jury 'that his death was caused by the
excessive heat, and the free use of cold water -
The deceased lived in Apple Ally, on the Point,
and has left a wife and two children. The
same Coroner held all inquest yesterday morn
ing in Pratt street, near the cattle scales, over
the body of Hannah Ebert, aged about 66
years, who died suddenly in bed sometime
during Saturday night The jury returned a
verdict that her death was caused by a disease
ofthe heart.
Death from The ErceSsiue Heat. A German
woman, aged about forty years, died yesterday
afternoon, between 4 and O'Clock, at the cor
ner of Aisquith and Madison streets, from a
stroke of the sun. She had been 10 the Ger
man Catholic Church, and becoming overhead
ed, took a seat in the ovor steps at the above
corner, and in a few minutes expired. She was
taken into the house of Mr.. Morton, where
an inqnes, was held over the body by coroner
Hooper, and verdict returned in accordance
with the facts. We could not learn her name.
Drolpned small colored hoy, aged about
eight years, named John Alexander Giles, was
drowned by falling overheard from Pratt street
wharf on Thursday morning last. HIS father
had left hun in charge of carr for a short tune,
and on his return the boy was missing. Moth
| ing was known of what had become Ofhim M
| Ill Saturday morning, when hs body ~as found
| floating in the water near the wharf. An ia
quest was held over it by coroner Hopper, and
the jury returned verdict of accidental
drowning.
Peace Cases. Arthur Anderson and Nathan
iel Stenbler, coIored, charged with noting and
fighting in the streets, were yesterday arrested
by officer Nicholas Burke, aud committed TO
Jail for want OF security to keep the peace, by
Justice Eyerton. Edward Neae, colored. for
assaultinp and beating his wife, was he Id 10
bail to keep the peace by the same Justice.
Ann Murray, for threatening and abusing Su-
san Brawner, was released on security to keen
the peace by Juttice Kennard. Mary jane
Allen aud Leah Church, colored, for ro,ous aud
disordery conduct in the street, were commit
ted to jail by Justice Egerton.
Violating City Ordinance. James Ander-
son, for violating IAN ordinance of the cOrpura-
ton, b. throwing stones in the street, WAS yes
tefday fined Al and costs nv Justice EJefton,
He was arrested by officer Mcintyre.