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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17
Police Intelligence.

RoJ5iuga Ca,fo na,-.l,res o. Man on Suspicion Of
being az Tlflast saturday evening German. by the
name Of Edward Pepning bcarder at the Shakespeare
hotel corner of William and Duane strecte, was robbed
seme person WIS aware that the money was situated in
the room of penniDg locked up in large chest.
the evening in question while the boarders were engaged
1T supper the chest broken open and the goid coin
extracted hercfron and carried on The police Of the
Fourth ssrd called in: and inquiry, 1t sup
posed that connected with the house concerned
in the robbery Ultimately suspicion rested Francis
J. Peters the bookkecpcr at the hotel and accordingly
Tuesday. Mr.. Peters taken into custody the
charge and detained for hearing Yesterday afternoon
the underwent partial investigation and the prin
cipa evidence duplicating Mr. Peters the chamber
maid German woman, by the name Of Iosina Eoecn-
baum Who seis forth that during the supper time
Saturday evening she man resembling Mr. Peters,
with unlightcd ndle in his hand, 20 to the
door No c. occupied by Penning where the chest and
located lie unlocked the door aud went into
the room Soon after she heard noise the like
breaking opcn's box with a hammer and chiscl The
witness iurt her stated that in her opinion the she
Was Peters yet The did not see his face aud only
Judge his figure. At this stage Of the proceedings
Justice Osborn adjourned the investigation until four
O'Clock this (Thurday) afternoon. The loss Of this
ney to be of considerable hardship. Mr. Pen
ming been for several years in California where by
much labor and suffering he managed to collect few
wcarncd treasure TO his native land, to settle down
among his relations and friends but much to be re-
GREETED the rogue whoever lac may be- has Invested the
poor ~ his little all leaving him almost pennyless
1t Il to be hoped the rogue will be brought to justice.
a StoI,ing .gGa-.qn.96yoy in the Stree-oGcer Shea
Of the Second ward police arrested yesterday afternoon
u
s,albirg Owen Keenan, with knife. nnieting wound
on the back Of the neck and also wound under
the breast The ARRAY took place at Andersons Intel
liQcuce Nee in Nassau street Adsputc IL
between them. respecting the virtues Of Engsh and
hi cmigran,s. The injured man conveyed to the
CITY c4piial The wounds sad TO be severe and
daf pern,s and my possibly prove fatal Justice Osborn
cen mtlcd Burns TO the Tombs to await the result to the
injured man. -
UiIorea Uoifrs.-Two colored walters called vii.
Fam and Read Parker (broth-rs) arrested ycstcr
dfy ~ onicer Lamont, charge Of stealing SIS, in
bank bills frcm the vest pocket q gentleman, one u
tho bnardcrs al the Irysg House The twuaccuseG par
tics vc, engaged al the hotel and when arrested by the
,fe.r one II the accused acknowledged having taken
The money from the vest pocket and subsequently, con-
y.tt,d the money to their S1i ~ the stolen
money was recovered The accused parties locked
int ria
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. F'Ivre ION, Judge landlord
Arr1L 1o-.fction fer Siand,r-. frfhuy - Ne MI
hcrr Hsly-1be plaintiff in this action was a heaeber
and manufacturer n candles residing at McCombs Dam
Eighth and complains that the defendant with
view to Sjure his credit and business stated to several
persons that plaintiff had discharged his men that no
was ecretng and removing away his goods to deraud
his creditors and that he about to se his estab
hment and leave the state and that hi creditors had
better look out for their money in time and that in
sequence II these statements Judgment creditor and
other creditors became urgent for the collection Of their
claims Damages are laid st $4,000.
The def ndant states that the words spoken by him
we're IN confidence and in to questions asked him
by judgmt nj creditor. Verdict for defendant.
Before Hon Judge Mason
. In the case 81 George Hutson and vife Va the
Msym. AdermeD, &c, of New York reported In yes
t.rday rraid the jury returned verdict Of $4,000
y o. procee1ngs wss granted on CAGE to he made aud
'grccd before the general term
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ROn nd of Education.

April is-The President in the chair.
Tho minutes Of the last proceedings read and APP
proved
Fro .qeod,ry-Thc committee on the free academy
offered 4 report studies suggested by them
most utable for the academy The of -tudies
prof cttd b liberal In H. outline aud ada pied not only
the present but probably "a the future exgences ~ the
institution. The report adopted and ordered 70 be
printed
Arr souton 10 the eject that the applicants for all
mission 90 the free academy in addition 10 the studies
already prescribed h. required pass good examine.
ton In algebra, a. far simple equations inclusive .
such requirement 10 take elect ut the next January
animation, was offered
The consideration Of tho question postponed to the
next general meeting.
7Hnuol qrJorti,alaen report II the chairman a
the nmittee nrportUumcnts for the year 1851
received and adoptcdt
Tlc whole amount to be- apportioncd among the va
rou. schools Is s22l '3 81 consisting Of the following
sums
fhst-1he amount received from the State
S.cond-Au equal amount raised by TAX. 50GI ~
1bird-One twentieth Il one per cent on the
RAJ ard personal property Il the city Qess
$3.50 ffr incidental expenses and clerk hire
- the Board a Educate n ).,........... l40530 %
The average number e ehoars that actually attended
the several schools during the year preceding the ls u
February 1851, $685..
The tmoust sfportioned BY the committee 10 each
scholar i FIVE dollars fy.our cents and three
shiloh BAPTIST Church in Twenty ninth street upon the
certificate ~ the Counsel to the Corporation that the
lease 4 the Corporation he's been properly executed
The sun e $4,000 appropriated for furnishing and
fitting NJ ward schoo No 2
Nre School Houss IN fih WaS-It resolved that
the Comptroller b. requested 10 deposit with the Cham
herain II the city q New York the credit a the
Board 4 Education the 81 $4,000 pay for the
erection - school house the corner a North
Moore and Narick streets. in the Fifth ward
The Board then adjourned
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Mary Jane, Perkins, DO Cid Ish brig sss Beau Havs.sr
cIAELEsTos April Il. Arr .ssn,A,P I..s.. Ksi.4
XII %s; csss. A.s1 S1 sss
ks~rot y rrev,sa,y reported in tie oshnsS Ssidva
Sss iart Hull Nrs'S coanS osaaisy Do, Ss ss a
FALL RIVER, April PAR sl0ops Essex NYork sad
'eGALyEsT6H, Hsreh U-sid brss Mary and ca,isadsr.
brss Esscppa NOre.ns soi v.sta. Boston, lds:
w.s;sEs a. dol Lo.hs herr 70; SXsIi 10
bark a,1 f.I We. Indies: and some thirty
ls. ABBOT, vsi:s, :sI s;,S Cert:
bound noticed yesterday are in She rosdssssd de-
g. PS1Ths asss Of outxsr. bss.e ye.s. as.soa.d in
Is ;. @s sas %
sea'rs ssg attended, . and
81 s assss ss:
Gi..Id Chase ysr, Sru' brig G.Is.
MScHIAs PORT April s-Arr sehr Geo Evans. Ksilar.
oI sS* 1 Sss.s i.sa.. IL
ss s,e T s9:i s 6sasy a
h,s ns
AZ p Ann E%%s
.a Moves:
saas
Gth-Arr mail steamship Ohio Schenck, NY ork and Ha-
vana; ship Ellen Maria Whtmore Liverpool; barks Rein
deer, Lawrence Boston; Hannah Brewer Birch Nfork;
Rattan Island oreste Aatese Farrgia Malta sehr Mary
Ellen Rockingham, Havana; Ocean Queen OBI jones.
Kingston, ia; Oregon, 1renis, Tampico
scphus, bay Cardiff Wales in distress with loss OF fore
brig Robt Beuckn. Boron Cid steamships
Alabama Foster Chagfe North America Blethen NYork:
gen. s SrpSo d'rass To sea- th a ships
Eudo sci Sarrea: LIST inst ship Madeira briss Abb
Ellen Maria; ID ship Hero; bark Murilo scr Flom
crc 3D. ships Brutus Jenny Lind; sehrs Southerner and
NORFOLK. April l3-Arr schr Itaskn, Walen Bostoss
Eliza Jane barnard. Nantucket.
NkW BEDFORD, April E-Arr seir Augusta New YORK;
NEW LONDON, April Ii-Arr schr Almra, Smith Phiia
dephia. Sid sctr Rio Crande, Norton, Nlork.
PHILADELPHIA April I5--Arr bark Douglas (Brt.
Smith Shields; brig kenophep, Wording Messna steamers
Tsy Cain Boston Liberty Brown Nfors; Arcade Peek,
do Cooper, Morrow. Flushing; CLARA, Smith. Bridge
Tennessee Taior Poughkeepre: Sarah Frances st-
horn Boston: Boyne. Divers ritton Cook Cook. New
York; Edwin Stevens Rooms do; VIM H. Brown. W eat
port; cayuga Wilson, Nlork; Penobseot Clark,
Providence April IiArr schr Ceylon. York, Norfolk.
Miscel snop Radiant, Barker, Nfork. Sid schrs
Joseph Turner Miliiken Batmore; Mail Cro~eu, Phila-
PEOYINCETOwN. April I3-Arr schr Mountain King.
Holmes. Bost on for ANY Cages and sid morn of Hth.
PORTLAND April ii-Cld briggs Emily, Wilson Carde-
Rush Curtis savannah: schrs oBrien Peterson Porte
Rico; Batavia. Mathews, Havana. -
RICHMOND April H-Arr seLrs orisnna Dodge, NYorki
watson Cambrine do; David Hale Edwards, do; Mary
SAVANNAH. April io-Arr brgs Wilson Fuller Lewis,
Sinnot yerpoo bark Abbey Lands (Br Barclay do bsrk
Prince Of Wales (Br) Brown, do.
IIth-Arr Eliza Frsbee Boston; Forest Small New
turyport Cid schr Major Ringsold, Pnkham Riehmoud
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On "wednesday morning sprl 10 al half past G. Mrs
SusssNsn KIsnFSs. rel q # the late Richard kmrens
in the 9th year Of her age after short but very
Illness, leaving son and daughter.
The friends and acquaintance 81 the family arc re-
syvcfuly invited to attend the funeral from her late
reside nee No 80 Rutgers street at o'clock on Friday
afternoon
In noticing the death Of this smale Christian woman
brief obituary cannot do justice to that enlarged
b,nevolcpcc which ever led her to the bedside of the
sick unfortunate. truly nnsttrrg angel Of mercy.
seeking to relieve the dstrtd and comfort the sorrow
stricken. Her death leaves vacancy Ia hor large circle
Of ff nds In the Seventh ward # this city whore he
born and has always lived that will he long and deeply
felt hut cannot be supplied For many years In all the
great public oalanities Of sickness thu, have fallen ON
this city the yellow fever and cholera devoted has
she been in mncrng to the sick and stiict that she
has been known such occasions 70 lie down for weeks
ready dressed 90 Trng, at moments warning, to the
couch 4 suGerireporhsps too much regardless q mr.
health; but misery never appealed e. her in vain
when ;bc was able to render the least asistance Hers
mere thcorut ical bcncyocnce but the actual,
practical gorg about 10 10 good
on Wednesday April ID. JONI. son a William and
Ellen Garrett, aged 10 months and days.
The friends Of the family most respectfully invited
70 att nd his funeral from IN. residence q MS athsr
No II Market street at O'Clock +. NJ. 18th inst The
remains will be taken to staten leland for interment
On Wednesday morning. April 10. In the 10Th year a
her ago Gr.cr Orr. wife q Peter y. Cisco.
Tho relatives and friends q the family are invited to
attend the funeral without further invitation Thurs
dey the 18th inst, st I. NJ from No. ~ Governor
street.
ter Of }. Fletcher. So Chatham street
Her friends requested to attend her funeral ths
morning, at " Q'eock,.
On ""cdnesday morning April 10 p,rRfca NrLfs.
His friends are requested TO attend his funeral at
o'clock, this day, frcm the City Hospital.
On Tucsdsy morning April IL, ELItangrn GascoYSr,
aged ~ years
Her friends end acquaintance also those Of her bro
Their Wiism Classy respectfully invited 20 attend
her funorul Thursdsy the nth Of April ut o'clock
from her late residence Of Concord and Joy
strets Brooklyn Her remains viii be taken 10 Green
weed G, metory for inermcnt
On the 14th 81 April Of paralysis in the cd year Of
h. ece. Grosor BussrIL of this city.
Ills friends and those a the family, respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral fh day Thursday
afternoon at o'cisck, from his late residence, 1J1
Houston street, without further invitation.
At Savannah, Ga, April H. ROsr. r. HrSRY, formerly
81 this state.
At New Orleans, April 8, Rev A. srrrSssoHrR, Roman
Catholic priest q ship fever contracted while IN the per-
rmspce VI biz clerical duties at the charity hospital
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Joseph Craig, Medina; u. W. 1hayer, Springfield Or
pridrnan. Chicopce; q. q. stevens Illinois; J. v Aid
rich Michigan; Gen X. l.. Feming Pennsylvania, were
among the arrivals ri Howard lIot, yesterday The bu
ness II this hotel has not been " tn" least interrupted
BY the late Ere IN Its imm date vicinity.
C. Cramer Waterford, y. Bosworth, Troy; Charles
Goodyear Esq.. New Haven; &. Edwards Lester New
York: s Nadina, St Vincent NJ Diver. Albany
among the arrivals yesterday at the Union Place Hotel
Capt A. ~. Higgins, Boston Ossian II Dodge do j.
W Arnold Washington; Thomas 5. Nye Jr New Bed
ford: n Reirare, philadelphia; Van Rensselaer, Sara
togs springs Mr. Lambert Boston were among the ar
rivals ycstcrd at the Irving House Among the Bal
ties passengers yesterday hfty four from the Irv
ing House
Cleveland; j. Perrin, Ohio; J. N. fox, q. N; a. Lii
vermore Boston; n Russell, Illinois; r. folett, Mich-
gan; d. Rchy, Philadelphia, we're amongst the arrivals
yeno. =, ,-ueu Long Isiand; J. 9 Springer Boston J.
= e. singtou; DIR. Weir, Philadelphia; r ~
DWIGHT do arrived amopgt others, yesterday, at the
American. -.
Hon John g Pcndetop Vpitcd States Charge
d'AGares to the Argentine Republic, arrived at Nor
folk the 18th inst
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NHWs BY THE MAILS.
ossr D~lssmere Correspondence.

= BALriMows. April Id. 1851
7fs Mrds Of The Chih # M. Rlapf-Coatsssioa Of tAs
D~rd-.8 vr'tfd M,oaeres--Hyrrld Deiaas-The ROBE
va, e..
The mys,sy surrounding the murder o. the little
OF Ma Ru1if has at last been cl-arrd up by the full
confession Of the muderer who is n negro boy, named
George long only thirteen years Of age On being
tooed with regard to the affair he stated that Thurs
day SITTER ucon, he engaged Tor time in spinning
top with iit,s Rumpf and loaned him top cord, which
he lost He asked him the cord bu! hs said he
could not nd IT, he then picked up stone and struck
the child the head with IT, causing II to bleed. The
child cried aud wanted TO run home but he took him
and pucd him back into the slaughter house and after
quieting hsn, they commenced to play together again
After short time he says, he again asked the child
for the top cord aud he replied that he had laid down.
and could Hot find it, n. then acknowledges that he
picked stone and struck him. nrst on one sid. Of
he head and then tn. other causing the blood 10
low when he fell back into the Of the slaughter
Rouse, With his head on the broom. which VAS found
aood$ vi, down he continued 10 pound him on the
lead with the stone and he put his arms to protect
ais head msny the blows falling his lie then
ieh him lying with his head in the corner and heard
him groaning he shut the door. He also says he
beard bin groaning at late hou. on Thursday night
Nbeu found the body OF the child WAS lying in the
centre q the slaughter house with his head leaning on
one arm a. II asleep and although nearly twenty hours
had elapsed since this terrible scene, IL scarcely
cod indicating that b. must have lived at least twelve
houIs in the most terrible agony
The young murderer seems to be unusually intelligent
foe his condition. sni spoke freely using good language
seeming however To have no concept OF the enormity
Fl the deed that he has committed lie hat he did
rot intend 50 XII him and upp 'sed that he was home
next moInag. Until he heard that he Wa miss ing when
lie looked iato slaughter house, and saw him yas
there lie fully committed for trial, aud all the
Others hDuoEaliy discharged.
lh hoe ship RUbena which was ashore for 40 weeks
of Care Henry. has been hauled up and her bottom
found 90 D. much damaged than was at first antic
pated The Whole II the lower part ii the cutwater is
entirely sone. and the keel l. more or less ground oil
Through the Whole length Of the ship The stern post
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STOCK SALES.

PLADELPHIA. April l6-Fivsf BeGrd-Sl 100 Lehgh Ga,
sSh 2uD sn-a Car al 6s W or; 5000 DO, s5 olb; LOO
k.nrington WV g. M go Wilmington Railroad ts lj5i
liz state IS s 90 shares Phia. IN 81 100 Reading Rail
road b. ~; 80 do. az 100 do. 10 20 do, ID l0J do, D. 100
- do ~ go DO ~ ~ A. Gas ll.1i; 30 Chester Co Min
Co. H. ~ do Ill TO Long Island Railroad u 10 Sch. Bnk,
q; Western Bank ON 6S o. Gas, 2l. yoGirard Bank,
g, Es. Betueen Boads-sl 90 Reading 6s, ~ ~ 100
shares Reading Railroad ~ 100 do 3s; 100 do zps; Vl
Girnrs ssnk i2s.i a9 Morris Canal " IA Second
Reading os 20 9, 7s $40 state S., lol 1900 Sch Nav
6s, 49, AZ 300 do. int b5'iS; 100 keusington WIVES
2ds, ; iD city WV 6s, l0 10 do lO6 10 do. l0j4 D
sch int. 4; share Penna Bank. lIs1 80 Norris
Canal 1 .ffter Sdfes-U shares Reading Railroad, 2T
100 do 20 100 do, b. ~ 100 d. b, 80 ioO do i TO- do
~, 100 do. rs So.
BAIrIsoRr, April I5.-Sfoek Bosrd-s20 Baltimore &C.
lso. oj; 20 do leo 5l2 do, pleasure lelai loo Bal
tmore and Ohio Railroad Bonds, l-n7, PA n do, 9s cl
shares Franklin Bank " = Baltimore an Ohio Railroad.
time. Issi 10 York and Cumberland Railroad, 2 10 BAL
tmurc and Susquvhannah Railroad, B. At the Board to-
day, MARYLAND os closed at S bid lcs asked Bamors
6a RO, lo5A hid, lis asked; Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Bends 7, o. hid q3 asked do shares, 76is bid
m stked; York and Cumberland Railroad. ga bid, ~
asked Baltimore and susquehannsh Railroad IN bid ~
ed
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FSfru HALL RErrsrp TO paSiEL wsHsrrR.-A few
day. since the citizens Of Boston applied to the Com
mon Council If tbs; city for the of~aneu I for
the Hon DHnie Wcbter t. speak in. The following Is the
Response u the Council -
Received. That in view of the recent action of this
Board upon other similar applications and Of the
excited state Of the public mind IL IL inoxpcdent to
grant the use Of the hall for purposes asked for
motion made sub e' uentiy to reconsider the
solution but failed notwth. landing the following petit
tion presented signed ~ many Of the leading abo
tionists In Eo.ton
To he Hon H. Mayor and tie Board of .1dDen If Boston
Gentl,men The under igned. while they censure the
recent action az your hoard for refusing the Of
fancuil Hall for public meeting to the free soil cit-
# this city and commonwealth would re- pectfuy
Petition that the resolution refusing the said build
ing upon the petition ofNr George g. Smith ais
public meeting 81 the citizens passed yesterday by
honorable body BE- rescinded and they beg leave
sulgtt that they do not desire that the acon
your loard upon other similar applications should b
made precedent and that if there il any danger that
the proposed meeting will be disturbed by OF
the present excited state ~ the public mind the
designed would be happy 10 assist the officers of the law
IN securing the utmost freedom If speech and the quiet
and good order Of the city.
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Board of SunryIsors.

The Nsy0r Prnsiding.
Arm 1G-The minutes u the last proceedings
read aud approved Several bills among which we're the
following. ordered % BE- paid -
To Coroner GetT Tor four hundred and s3rty-
six inquest. during three months $4,000 q
attending murder trial. '....'......-. tsi 80
Pcrkins Brothers for dinner for Judges. Sc,
during The trial Il Miles and Roberts arts 30 90
To J Taylor. for refrcshmonts 10 the Common
Council i. ...,...................... M7 o.
u Willard repairs in the City Hall ....... 1901 20
IL was resolved that the Registrar ~ Deeds b. author
lied TO appoint two additional searehers in his Office
Adjourned 10 "Wednesday
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a RAINY Day, and uTet Ta,k

a Rainy Day, and a Htt Task
This !. a well drenched community, having been sub
-etcd the hyiropathie treatment by the clerk the
wcathr since carly dawn and The leaden coored clouds
heavily laden with their damp deposits
The Diant t.ngne Company have selected this after
HI time 70 achieve an undertaking, which If
successful the members will have the consolation of
knowing taat DO other apparatus need attempt it, The
feat to tried j. to throw stream Ut water 10 the root
OF Jayae smmoth building in Chestnut street, which i
neaffy hundred feet aboyethe pavement There has
becu considerable betting in relation to their ability to
accomplish the feat which adds to the pubic curiosity
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SAyANNAH-Stes mship Alabama-Jos Sage, Tregnor.
Hough G Hutier, Ives, A eager, Dunshee, lay
ler. Nj Ronsides. Mrs Doyle Meintirc Dugmer DR. y
Dumper Johnson, lady child and servant Brown. Jr
lady and two children Mrs Sweeter and child Miss Robert
Mrs Claggett Mrs Dickson and Brvtte and lady
Rev Il Harrison, Buclard Iihhart, W Middleton y
Stahiin. Dr Rosseil, DONOVAN, L Turk wilbrr !.
Mesd. Cranston and Mrs Hsney and daughter Ma
ter Rosell. Stott Written, lady and daughter.
Mrs Mealey. Miss Gould Mrs Davis Mrs Gillespie and
want Miss Atkinson Mrs La phsm Mise Mead Mrs Holcombo,
Mrs komms and daushtcr 7 Trgge-6S in tbs steerass
Day Csrolsn q Burtehei VIM Power, u Isstler Dill
lon MIR and Mrs and children Blodes Joha
Berry
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Arm 1s-Chmi,s Buekinghdm Samuel Bre,orf and
HWY ID was an action for goods sold aud
delivered Verdict for the plaintiff s2el Is
yos.rA and Bcys~us Wr1sr STEPHEN Gros.-Ths was
an action for assault and battery arising Of dispute
between the psef who were inmates Of the same house
The assault complained o. wss that the defendant had
injued the male plaintiff by striking aud knocking her
down The defence that the plaintiffs trespss
sers and were the arst sssajlants. Adjourned.
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Y. 3 stetFytsg StHoorrR NoRpn.-1be following are
The ofhcets attached TO the o. g surveying schooner
Morris. ct Galveston 10Th ut IT A Craven Iieute-
nsnt Commanding Charles " Fleming Lieutenant;
Dsss- y. bryan, Passed Assistant Surgeon; Thomas
9bemas Craven, Draughtsmsn
Tbs u sicopofwa Prebe IL being fitted out AZ this
navy yard TO take her station In the severn lat Anna
poiis the practice ship 81 the Naval ACADEMY The
Pr bic V third cla-s soop Of war carrying 10 gnns and
ber drsught Of water II light, she will b. able TO get
qo a. safe berth in the river She will have her regular
comple nent Of ofsc ers and men board
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10 1TIE EDffOE OF TIE HERALD.
Cnehalf the lcncHt expected to lc derived from the
establishment 81 city police Il lost by IN" fact that
they wear no uniform. The wearing a star l. a farce
The put his star out when he has 20 arrest
old W, man or n drunken man. but when fight takes
place in the street. the moment he Is really wanted
be buttons his coat his star nd walks away until
In. mob dispersed ard the broken heads carried the
apotheoarys shop The old leather hcn Of the
oiden time we're Of more Their caps made them
known and they never shrunk from doing their duty
The policemen u the present day absent when
there IL +. al use for them TRUTH.