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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

c. M. CLAY.-We have heard of an account of the
ARRAY between C. M. Clay and Cyrus Turner, and
others which authentic, bot as there ere some
discrepancies in the Details have thought it best
not to publish the particulars until ascertain them
in !, manner which will leave no doubt of their entire
correctness. This much, however. we will say, that
all agree in generating MIR. Clay from any
blame in the matter. and represent him as having
been grossly insulted and imposed upon
: Mr.. Cay's wound, we learn is not SO serious as
was at first npprehended. and be will probably recov-
er from it in few weeks. 1t is said that Mr.. Turn
err averred, short time before his DEATH that he did
not stab Mr.. Clay and did not know who did.--Lou-
ispile Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

OcTThe State Sentinel, the Locofoeo organ in In
diana, brings forward objection to Mr.. Matson,
the Wing candidate for Governor Of that State, that
must prove conclusive with modern Democracy. The
Sentinel urges against Mr.. NJ that he married the
daughter of Dutch butcher !-LouisriHe Courier.
OLTThe Louisville Courier hes in making the above
statements, and it lies wfuly too. But falsehOod
is necessarily rcsored to by the Courier. in default
of talent wit. The Courier is.but miserable ape
Of the Louisville Journal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

GIVE learn that the Wing candidate for Cover
nor, (Mr. Matson,) is a strong friend of the Hon.
Thos. H. Benton, and has actually out for him
in some of the strong democratic counties. Wonder
how his whig friends will like his eulogies on Old
Bullion! John, you're not old enough to catch free
soil votes by this maneuvre.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

DEATH OF MARIA EDGEwoRTH. = The literary
world and host Of juvenile readers will learn with
sorrow, that the celebrated Maria Edgeworth, the
once popular novelist, is dead. She died after a few
hours Illness Monday, May 2lst, at Edgeworthiown,
in the county of Longford. Ireland. She in her
SD year.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28
INDIANAPOLIS. JUNE %. 1919.

GJ-It is old adage that ''he that can't turn
can't SPIN" John A. Matson is out strong for sus-
tanning Gen. Taylors Administrations when it is no.
toriOus that the old General selected four of his cabi
net from slave-hoding States, and only three from
free States A correspondent informs us that he
(Matson) is attempting TO make the people believe
that he is free soil man. and that he ought to be
elected Governor for the purpose of sustaining Gen.
eral Taylor's administration, and carrying out the
principles of the free soil party. This is turning his
battery so as to shoot both ways. Mr.. Matson has
another happy qualification for turning an old story
He tells story Of Old lacks dirty hands; but the
best of the joke is that it is only leg story publish
ed some twenty thirty years since re-vamped into
a dirty hand story, and applied to Old Zack. The
original Of the story is this: surgeon in Europe
was once called upon by an cid lady TO perform a
surgical operation ON her leg. The surgeon looked
at it and remarked, MADAM. you certainly have the
drtest leg in the kingdom 1t is out of the question
to perform a surgical operation upon such eg-but
if you will show me another leg as dirty as that I
will perform the operation and give you guinea
The old lady showed him the other Leg saying here
il is" The surgeon had to acknowledge himself
headed, and performed the operation. John A. Mat
turned this into dirty hand story, to prove that
Old lack headed the school-masier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

BOONE CoUNTY.-The following excellent nomina-
tons were made at Lebanon on the 4th instant, by
democratic county convention For Representative,
L. G. Doughcrty; Sheriff. w. Gipson; Auditor, Jas.
A. Nun; Assessor, A. Larimore; County Copmis-
soner, E. Lucas; School Commissioner, A. ]. Boone;
Coroner, James Jackson. We would cheerfuy pub
lish the proceedings of the convention requested,
we're we not so crowded with matter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

OrThe appointments to-day by the cabinet attest
that healthy reform is still going on. The remov-
ais made in the Department Of the Interior, by far
outnumber those of any other; yet in point of fact,
Mr.. Meredith is not much behind. He has many
places I'll, of which the public generally know but
liitle-the publication Of the appointments being inco-
ssstent Nth the objects and ends TO be accomplished
Phila. Ne1cs.
There is genuine old federalism for you. 1t has al
ways been fayorite notion with whiggery that the
people must be kept in the dark that they cannot
safely be trusted with their own business that they
must blindly follow their leaders, and ask ques-
tons. What are these ''objects and ends" which
dare not face the lghti Some precious rascality
doubtless. Look TO the Senate!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

SUB TREAsURY.-The Boston Atlas objects the Sub
Treasury system on account Of Its expense, which it
estimates at $4,000 per annum. This is exactly
one per cent on the aggregate cost of the Bank sys
TEN, as estimated by Judge Woodbury. few years
since. from data apparently reliable. He however
included interest on the money lost.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

GIVE learn from the Banner that MIR. John Pugh.
treasurer Of Jefferson county, died at Madison of
cholera on Wednesday morning. He attended the
funeral Of the Rev. Henry Wheeler the evening be-
fore, who died also of cholera.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

Some 100000 German immigrants, mostly men Of
means, more or less compromised in the revolutions
are expected to reach America during the summer
probably adding some millions to the funds in the
country. The investments for German account IN
our national and funds said 10 be very large
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

OErIn answer TO question in relation to the
proviso to section 3d. of act incorporate the city
of Indianapolis. the councilman from the 9th ward
refers 10 an act amenddory Of said charter, to be
found page Is of the printed pamphlet of Ordi-
nances, &c.
Nuf ced, gentlemen; we cave IF the senior
editor had noticed the paragraph before its insertion,
good deal Of out-ofdoors talk, as we'll as this ex-
PLANTATION, would have been saved.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

WHAT OZONE Is.-Tbe ''phosphorescent odor' Of
this intangible, incomprehensibe, chaotic, insubsan-
tal substance is supposed by the Boston Chronotype
to mean a rather brilliant smell.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

Cassius NJ. Clay, il is now stated confidently, will
survive bis wounds. Turner is dead first reported
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

New MARKET OPENED.-Govcrnor Slade has
imported eleven school missresses into Minnesota ter
TitoTy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

At Cincinnati, the deaths from cholera were, on
Tuesday last, 80; Wednesday, 80.
At Madison, the physicians report four cases and
two deaths for the "a hours ending at 6 o'clock the
10th, Wednesday.
LOUIsvILLE.-The Journal of "Wednesday says that
four deaths aud six new cases of cholera were all it
could ascertain having occurred during the twen-
ty-four hours preceding in that city.
JEFFERsoNviLLE.--The Republican says, 'since
Wednesday last there have been eight os con-
frmed Asiaiic cholera in this city, four of which
have proved fatal"
ST.. LoUIs.-Telegraphic dispatches say the disease
is fearfully increasing. Deaths Tuesday last,
(I9th,) 81. Weather hot. business PROSTATE.
New YoRK.--On the 20th 80 cnses and 13 deaths.
PHrLADELPHA.- date, three cases and two
deaths.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

From Mr.. Isaac VANAUsDoL direct from Indianap-
oils, Ind. learn that there has not been single
case Of cholera in that town. The interior OF
Hoosierdom stands aloof from that disease.--Cin
Commercial.
Correct, gentlemen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

LYNcHING.-We learn from the Bloomington Tri-
bune that that peaceful town suddenly thrown
into excitement, the 9th inst, by u1expect-
ed visit of an armed band consisting of twenty-six
or thirty men. The Tribune says:
1t seems that there lived in this county and IN
Brown. contiguous to each other on Salt Creek, a
large connexion who had proved themselves nui-
sance, and perpetual pest to society, by their dsre-
gard of all law, human and divine, and their many
acts of yiliany, particularly theft swindling, and
rape The law, it seemed could not get its iron hand
upon them and the people united as we have seen
in self-defence, and determined to expel them from
the county.
They caught and lynched some two or three of the
ringleaders of the gang and gave them some thirty
days to leave the county portion of them had left
within the time but of them were still behind
and the time had expired. The company who rode
into town on Wednesday last, were in pursuit of
them, to gather them up, and compel them to leave
Immediately.
They succeeded in finding one of them in town,
10. See.) who had come to town on business. The
company surrounded him, and compelled him to go
home for the purpose of loading up his wagons for
an early start on Thursday morning. The captain
and others informed that they would not hurt them,
provided they would 60 away peaceably; but they
intended to escort them TO the county line, and see
them safe away.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

WASHINGTON CoUNTY.-Maj. James A. Cravens,-
a member of the last Legislature, and whose services
in Mexico are fresh in the recollection of our read
ers,-and Col John L. Menaugh have been nominal
ted for Representatives. They are worthy to repre-
sent Old Washington, and she will testify to their
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

RENcoUNTER. = Yesterday afternoon, Immediately
after the adjournment of the Democratics Con-
vention, we informed that personal rencontre
took place at the Lafayette House, between Mr..
SHELBY MARTIN and JosEPH RIsTINE, Esq, candi-
date before the Convention for Congressional nom-
nation.
An old Crude existed between the parties. Martin
drew loaded whip on Ristne, which that gentleman
wresed from his hend. Martin then drew revolver,
and firing it, the ball passed through the eshy part
of the left arm of Ristne, below the elbow.
In the attempt TO draw revolver Ristlne broke
off the trgger-guard; and before further blood was
she'd the interference of friends arrested the quarrel
The former of these gentlemen resides in Attica;
the latter in Covngton, Fountain county.-Lafayete
nj
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

Okrlnformation is wanted of Samuel W. Harring-
ton, who left Lafayette, a. the LIST of February
last. for Louisville. A letter was received by his
wife, dated at Franklin, Ia, Feb e. 49,, in which
he stated that he had been very sick at Indianapolis,
but had in some measure again recovered. Since
then, no dngs have been received in regard to him.
Said Harrington about forty-6ve years of age,
tall in person, and stopped in walking Any person
knowing anything in relation to him. will please d.
rect their letters to Mrs. Samuel w. Harrington,
LAFAYETTE, la.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

GA singular case of arrest occurred at New York
on the ID inst. telegraphc despatch had beef re-
ceived from Harrisburg requesting the police to be
the look out for a man who, it described, was
charged with committing heavy robbery at that
place. They accordingly repaired to the depot and
arrested man bearing tue description, and took him,
with his trunk, to their ofice in which was found
about 50 300, part in specie. The gentleman pro-
tested thai he was innocent of any such crime
charged but while the officers were searching his
trunk, he jumped against the window of the office,
breaking all the glasses in the sash, and of course
attracting large crowd This was deemed pre-
sumptive evidence of his guilt, and magistrate hav
ing been called, he was committed for further exami-
nation. After reaching the Jail he sent for an attor-
ney and soon proved to the district attorney that he
was q member of the wealthy firm of Leaman &
Brothers, Of Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania and was
his way purchase goods in Baltimore ard Phia-
delphia. He accounted for jumping through the
window by stating tina: he was under the belief that
he had fallen into den of robbers, and that he wish
ed to attract the attention of persons passing. He
was finally discharged in no very good humor fol
the reception he had met with in Baltimore. The
teegraphc despatch is supposed to have been hoax
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

A Practical FREEsoILER.-Garret Smith, and ad-
vocae of free SOIL and of the largest landhoders
in the country proposes to give tracts of land vary
ing from thirty to sixty acres, to thousand white
persons in New York. With each tract he will make
gift of so in money. He requires the recipients
to be of good character, landess and poor, and free
from the vice of intoxcation This is example added
TO precep practical exemplifcation of The donors
views touching The propretorshp of land. He thinks
that is entitled to an ownership in the soil
beyond limited number of acres. Say ore hundred.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

By Express and Telegraph from Halydr 10 the Cincinnati
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15

Yard at Brooklyn 10 a1ae purchase ~
means OF fitting her for the ice Tor which s 'se
was in;ended.
This request was sraDind The wory =
going on till The vessel was nearly teaev %
sea. Neither the Danish, Russian. nor ~ MI
lrian, nor in fact any Ioreminis,er pro,es,as
against his proceeding, esally as an a,u;.
Ire had been coneiudcd ben Denmark ~.
Prussia, winch rendered inieabie utI.. gu.
OF their mutual difficulties 81 ceta,n bsn''s
a duuhl 'onu
Thus matters stood whMr. CIayton ,oo.
The place OF Mr. Buchanauhe State nsnan
meni, and MIR. Preston lof Mr.. Mason !.
The Navy. Mr.. c. at once sidrred The VIM.
transaction as oui OF ordnd opnn.ed "a i.
rights and obligation Of nels. Mr.. Bucban..
had been Of different upi, and Mr. Mas"1
when applied 10 by Mr.. Con ior explanal;or
made no other reply than The whole core.
pondeuce between him aDe Pfus>ian ami;
ties was on record. and tina has no, the s,ieh,.
est objection TO have j pulled.
THIS did not seem 10 sat the uew Sec,s,,,u
OF Slare, who addressed arp eler 10 Bar,
RoeHne, The minister from Central Goyr,
ment OF Germany, eSpressnis "asioni,hms,'p
al the transaction. Baron hne has il X com.
down here 10 plead he cas- German, per>1,
ally: bu, with what eheci N as u I,pabs :
tell.- The matter is an i'-ian' one 10 recsr
to the principle which !, lives, and rs SEMI
nsnl one way or anohennot bu p,odsca !,
deep sensation 10 the Ger Falherapt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15

snrh as Pisdmon, could not lisen 10. n nn,s
were--Isl. The joint occupation OIL h .,ny snd
sfsr ,he should have reduced her army IN ooo oo o
the nsymen Of 1926 millions, equal to 10 uvoVS w
Ard Tina, King Victor Emmanuel shou,u s y, -" 70
own authority modify the statutes IN resprv u ~ ..
me law Of election, and pu. down the i'oe,y =,
The pre>s-,n word violate The Cons', Irass
which h.. had sworn 10 few days ago: -
conditions, especially the last, Ienoelea - s.o.
.ibe 10 make any advance on me penu'u Ist hsr
tialon; bu, suddenly Austria mas 49,; aIe n.
tone, and ner plen'po'en.iary mas M" t,r for,.
night and then convene Congress al !e.Uas' ~
which France and England Will DC 'n I've Of
send agents. Ii is suspected that the caGs - =,
this desire is that Austria wishes 10 sa'a ., ,or.
send 30 600 OF her Italian army 20 ass's. vs.
crs in Hungary. The Piedmon'ese ni."',"J
nave already directed ,hasihe provisions aIu oh ~
manent of AIessandria should be continued 80 ~ no
ths nlmosr activity, and that camp oil 4oou o.
men should be ro:med under The protection VI ;"s
lannon's Of the fortress, and Of The line e1tenalnt
ha,ween Il and Geneva They have now siVpl
r,sn olreclions 10 The War Department ~ p.e
mare for The immediate resumption oil hosl'.'e :
As Tor an eveu likely 10 crush The Sandman n'e
in The Venetian waters
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15

For Congress-Mnon pa; Prudle Q : = :.
For Instrumentation, D., ~, 9"
w, l40. ,c
10 The Eaitors of ik Eaquue: 80.
CABELL ;. H., Va, May itn, -
Mcssrs. EiIlols have been wai1iDs J.
days 10 order TO get he final result 9! ~,
uon-but IL seems almost im1cssibie "
full vote of Wayne cjuny. The fs'a,a' !
have come in elect Morris, Democia, i.
Ginnis, Wing, by a majority Of Two 'o'.' ma
is only one precioe. n Wayne 10 heAl H. /,
which, report says, there was no elec y. e. u
II This be true, Of which ! have no doupl - u
gained a glorious victory. Ii you iecoI.'Ir, %,
ris was the las, Democra! We had IN 'ue
tufe. Since his former election, oof . q
been torn asunieI; and the victory ~, he.
glorious, from the fact OF his cafft'ss, - hs:
Democratic family on hi, back, ~n''
conquer, as well as The Wings u,,, sou.
We have inst learned, from reI'a' 90.
that Beale, Dem.,-fotmefly O us vi y
Tenth Lesion-is elected TO Conefess Tai, ],
Comas, Wing, by over so majority -. 20
elorious victory When McComa.sy w. fss
ea,ea BY The Wing Convention, ms VIM :. d
were .anguine Of hi, election. in'j ;nrpsis'
"Old Rough and Ready"-an ;: ns an and ,D;e
too the field, canvassed The dls.',t - IN "a
vored TO ride into Congress upon -, nats .?
principle. All his speeches ~e wei Raena W.
Taylor's yic.ories-Moniefey anu M ne Dr..
but HANKS to the Democracy ." r,,. is 81
they have made him su'rtndf s,vs / been x
glof, Never, in my lie. nav Il virginia
Pleased with the election Is!uT 70 miuion ein
What p,ou1 star the old -. = Goegin eas
herself! Bous, PenaI't0n as az S SsS pt''
and rha, Southern man-~lo ,s,Iea! Tns
o oies~ .-s OF Fauquief, is Oea's''
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LATER FROM THE IsTHMUs.

b. the arrival o. The Crescent Civ at N. York,
they have news from Chagres up 10 the Both uil.
The number Of persons waiting Tor vessels at Pa
nama for San Francisco was $500, OF whom 1880
had engaged passage and were 10 sail thar week
1t was thought that The remainder would soon
find passage in sailing vessels. Nothing was
heard uf the steamer California.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
S. LOUIS, May 9

81 LOUlo, way ,.
Senator Benton has polished an address 10
the people Of Missouri, in ,hich he takes ground
against The instructions Of BE- Legislature.
Cap, Howard, The hushSd Of me woman re-
Gently tried al Cincinnati, 4 the murder OF her
husbands parsmour, kilt a Mr.. freeman al
Independence, Mo, on The d inst, and also shot
Capt. Steward.
The choler. is greatly ir.1easipo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS Trio
TO The Editors of q Enquirer:
NLLER's. May llth, 1879
Gen'lemen-l sen you for pubiicaiiun
subIoined official 70. in This Uhe Shy Cong
sIonal Dis'tic', which obtained from lie Srf
Of King & Queen. The polls were CONF.
Today, in Tappahannck, and show Inc 10
ing result. Yours. respectfully
Fl conpress For Prr,d
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Fl Congress.

Holidays majority IS Taylors majoriy
We are also indebed . a friend 10 Tar
hammock Tor salemea OF The official MAORI
which corresponds VIII The above
OFFICIAL VOTE CF THE NINTH CT
GRESSIONlL DISTRICT
Pnv r,,,sus Fnr prr.lr
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Among The i1cendiary schemes to inaame The

Among The incendary schemes to Daame The
mob 10 New York was the following silly pla-
card, posted abou, the city on Friday:
Americans aroused TIE great crisis has comet!
Decide now whether English arisiocfats and TO-
reign rule shall triumph in This Americas me-
uopolis ar whether her own sons, whose fathers
once compelled the base-born miscfeants TO sue
cumb shall meanly lick the hand that strikes
and allow themselves 10 be deprived Of the Iiber-
~ OF opinion-so dear 10 every True American
heart. Americans come out and dare to own
yourselves sons OF the iron hears Of 76 J!
AMERICA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15

The Secretary OF the Ma vas to have return
ed yesterday, bul he has Ken detained by The
illness Of his mother, and lis doubtful whether
he will be able 10 be al hi post tefore the 10Th
iDsant-f National HIip. Nov IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15

On Saturday,, S. A. Smith, charged with box
ing up aud attempting 10 kidnap Inc Two negroes,
vas examined before The Mayor, aud several
witnesses having testified livery much to the
same purpou as what We have Iepor.ed,) Smith
was sent on TO called Court, on Monday next
Messrs. Scot and Lyons have Withdrawn from
the case, and Mr.. Fl. Gmer appeared as The
nrisoner's counsel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
TIE LOUISA RAILROAD

Is completed 10 >had well, 81 miles below Char
louisville. Col T. J. Randolph was The contrac-
tor OF thai portion Of The read just finished, and
says he Jeffersonian, "his work has been most
faithfully executed. He has proved himself to
he as successful in making Railroad as he is
in the management OF his farm, and all his coun-
,y-men will admi, hat in his respect he has no
superior in Aibcmarle."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15

Mor,on's maj. AIS; Taylor's mi. 1863
FIFTH DIS1RiCT-(OrFlcliL
The following IS tic officia! vote iol c'ps
in The 9Th District, as asceEaned BY ne 81
together with the Congressional vote q lsit'
the Presidential Vote u 1913: -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15

With the Chariot esyie Jefrrsonian we sincere.
~ rcgre; 10 hear that Lucian Minor, Esq, 81 Lou.
isa, while on his way TO attend The Courts in Al
oemarle, was thrown from his horse on Sunday,
9Th, near KebliDger's tavern in Louisa county
mis- collar bone was broken, and he was oher-
wise seriously injured. Laer accouns repre-
sen; MIR VI. as improving.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15

Mr.. FoRREsr, we arSd, desired 10 testify his
respect Tor The procla mn OF the Mayor yesler-
day, requesting The cili5 To remain within their
homes, by having The adway Theatre, where
he is engaged, closed he management how
ever, were Of the opia,! that such a course
might provoke a feelinniavorable 10 The result
which was aimed at, aexaced lrum Mr.. For
rest a compliance wllis engagement The
house was very hin, arcely hundred al s
o'clock jsep York hing Post, May u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15

There was an immense cnncour.e Of people al the
depot on his arrival, who were 50 excited that they
wonld have mobbed hlm, Is. a. smith, but for his
speedy conveyance 10 prison. Yours, Novus
The above appears in letter from this city 10
the New York Express. The writer casts IN
unjust aspersion upon our city, in representing
mob-spift 10 exis'. True, there was great
crowd present, and few boys raised Shout
ba! the concourse, We are satisfied was attracted
by simple curiosity 10 see a man who was re-
garded as so ingenious in transporting live
lumher Nothing more.