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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15
"MoprSS NEcRonAScY."- Prof. Mattisop

MODERN NEcRoNAScY Prof Mattison
aehvered lecture at the Tabernacle last evening on
Spiritual Manifestations" which he termed Modern
Necroinsney OF Pretended Intercourse with the Dead
Ills hrst Lec,ure-to which this YVES a counternart-
was delivered ON Friday evening Of las; week a, the
tabernacle in which he took ScTptural view Of the
subject As ct the former lecture there WA larys
audience IN attendance last evening lie deineS
Neeromsnoy spoke OF the extsn, 20 which soiritaal
I'm was propsgs'ed by means Of papers book. and
circles and deprecated the doctrines and tendencies
q this Spriiusisnl He denounced itss the last sra
eeadliest enemy of Christ. He examined the mental
snd moral charactersties Of mediums aud wri,srs s,a
read extracts, and mentioned instances to SOW he
neoDsisent lterste and irreSioas character Of the
alleged communications from spirits
After passing through his arguments sni s.asexn.ns
sedenouEced Spriiuslism rs a wicked humbur. IT..
s'aed at the former lecture that Il erc were apv
sefasl evidences or specimens Of knockings" to be
gwen BY mediums preser. the sudden c w0ald be
sisined to see or hear those examples. Arrosessor
nyshology present wen; upon the stand aad pro
eeeaed to make some remarks in defense OF Spiritual
sh bat the audience with much miIth, called for the
'Peeimens, aud greatly preferred the knockinss'
me remarks Of the volunteer The defender OF tAe
parts said "oh, how | wish co;.ld psychologist
.Va al and make you see the Amercan asg" This
ss received with i-nnodcrsse sugh,e- and cries f-
"a pecnnens the "Knockinss,- Sc After con.
"o'e tn'rfh on the part Of the audience. they sill
'S1ss w's.ssi isrties srashcxtou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

The measurements which have boon given above are,
almost without exception of unusual proportions lac
average eth of tho ctania cavity do, not cxcee SIX
and half inches it, transverse diameter p I'VE inches,
and the vertical a iit,le less.
The crania capacity was very unusual, the largest
which has yet been recorded though measurements In
cubic inches have as yet, been male by comparatively
Few Observers In DR. hortons Tables Of the measure
nents OF 623 crania of different nations including eau
essians Mongolisns MalSys Americans, and Negroes,
only four instances occur in which the capacity exceeded
enc hundred cubic inches Of these tho largest were
enc Euglifh skull measuring lO1 and one German III
cubic inches According 10 DIR. Morton, the average
capacity for the Teutonc family 0nciuding Eashsh,
Germans and Anglo Americana is ~ inches
The two superficial measurements Of the head were
very nearly those of Cuvier, the circumference OF
whose head was - inches lines French) and the
Measurement from ear 10 the topwas Is inches
The circumference Of Napo.eons head is reported 20
have been % inches.
The weight Ct the brain doyisted much less from the
average than the measurements: it cntiroly out OF
proportion 10 the unusual dimensions Of the cranal
cavity The average weight OF sn adult healthy male
brain 49le ounces or pounds liz ounces ayoir1u.
pos As has been already stated there existed an eu.
son OF serum into the subsrschnoid srcolar tissue and
OF serum and lymph into the ag6chnod cavity, The
lymph hsd existed tog long time covered the con.
vex surface a the cerebral lobes, qusrter OF
inch m us ickcst portion, and extended 10 the sides
where II became quite thin. Both serum and lymph,
there can be no doubt encrosched upon and occupied
The spsce once filed with eSrebral substance The
weight gwen above, therefore, csnnst be regarded
BENG equal to the weight Of the brain in state Of
health
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CouRT CALENDAR-Tuus DAY
MAR RfED.

sr.i,d. Coon, Jan 10 by Rev John Psddeeh Ronsxr
WIT, OF OF De Wit Dsssapsrt, New resks
ANNA daughter OF David Pore Esq OF the ortnr place
on Thursday Jan. ~, by Rev. r. ~. Csnned, HoaHh C.
BLAKE NJ MARY youngest daughter Of the late james
Plan ..-
In Philadelphia Jan H. BY Rev Lewis Cseesemsn. JAMES
LEANING NJ D., Of this JANE HELM eldest dsnshtsS
OF 'le ofhciatns clergyman
Ia Broolyn on Thsrsd.y evening Jan IS by Tsyss
JOHN COOkE to Nj MARY AMELIA CLAPP,
So Rochester n. r., New Haven, Cosn and Phsdspas, Pa.
maze please
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15
PIERCE AND King FOR SALE.-A butcher
NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

RrtIeIous Manufacturing the past
month relisor. neetngs have been held IN zee YoII@
~ - -i.tb-,t NJ e. Churches every evening aud the
hss been unusually large Csrsynsn Ut various
1900. .pd from different sections Of this ssd ad
p,- stsr.. have eidressed large slaeDees these
rfsi,rrb.. which has resulted IN the acquisition OF
80, On. hundred new members The meetings still
hid and converts are aided 70 sAe Cnnehessry day IL
ouosed 20 have union meeting OF the several
aenou.inaticns 81 IN early tsy
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

L. 3. CIRCUIT COURT-Beiore Judge BsrTs.
CT IHE HEsaY CLAY.
Mr.. Mcmahon, on behalf OF his clients, (the
Captain se Of tie Henry Clsy) made motion att Ia
viz sr The potpOnenea Of the trial account OF t1e AZ
Of three fTecn and deck kand names nenrioned
Who ON board and material wifness-s snc VIII
pOTs the sdzsit that the res were proPon ooa
du<rsa ma duaNtlIs A&sAl
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FIEr-A Ere was discovered in Mr. Phillips
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

~. At the annual meeting of the Williams
Ing zsuteen were elected rs officers The peseSt year
President Dr. Cook; Vice President Dr. Schapps Second
yoe-P sidenf DR. kuefowzsD COnespo1dng SECRETARY
DR. MeFaIlsn Recording Secretary Dr.. Blaavet T'easa
rtr, Dr.. Perry.
Tg@ Thomas Francis Meagher is TO deliver
lecture at the Odeon Tuesday evening next suoee'-
Australia"
PIERCE AND King FOR SALE.-A butcher III
WiIam,bursh adveTses sell today the beef o. tso "a.
sie1T. named Gen Pierce and - m' l. Mig my
weigh 3eeO and 2,75o lbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

LEcruREs.-The Lecture on the School
oue.iion-C :tkoiGty and Repubissninn-by Z. d. Cca-
nssy N. d., has been postponed until next wednesday;
tht Of Thomas Francis takes place Tharsday
eysuirK. II Connercal Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

DARING RoBBERY-On the morning OF the
s,b int two usu. named Wolf MsEdlsbElsa and hsaZ
Cohen called a; tie stose Of NJ Edward wsroarf no =
- f;.,S ~ ,heir, TIE Clerk Mr. C4so@r Hnber, IN
tor ed item that lis employer wl not n Icy tneh
Turned bGt il pas.ins eos'n.sr oas o. men
s.t on IL rrcoat The Clerk ob-ervei ths and iHne
a.r,sy ran 70 sae sslov s.A ssasss lac ast sEs~
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TEMPERANCE MEErNe.-Quite large
snoienee was present last evening at Metropolitan Hail.
to hear the last Temperance Address for the
oil John b Cough. Mr.. Psrmelee occupied the Chair,
AID Tie meeting was opened by prayer by Res. Mr..
hermanoe, after which Mr.. Cough was introduced
ard spoke nearly an hour-snd s-hAh in his fore5le
style during which the audience listened with marked
tten'eo, and toe spesker frequently interrupted
oy enthusiastic applause. Doiworths Band pre-
Sent ana performed several OF their finest pieces The
meetns was olOsed By bsuedictiOa BY Rev. Mr. Her
H4-.Sc q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

RoRBIsG A Roos-NATE.-A young man named
Lewis FEM eseroay br ught 70 til. Cy from Phll-
sdelpbia BY Capt Hopkins. Of the Third WHd foes 20
C. Day Of ST. Louis Missouri. AZ present stopplnS AZ Ae
oirard House Of ChanbeIs and Wesf broadway.
Irsrpe,rs that r Dsy while hs way % this CIV from
s. Louis became acquainted with the accused and o9ts
travelled ossther AID put the same hotel On the Sia
inst NJ. d. and the accused purchased jackets ios passage
10 Allan o. ire Hr.on River Railroad and both went sad
took the While waiting foE the cars 70 stA
the accused perEAcfd Mr. Day 70 return TO the hotel "e
he he stated WCud remain and slke care OF the nag
aGge No sooner however. had Mr. ID. lett than ne &C
euseG started of with Mr. De- vase, CONTAINING 10y u
god coin and with his OyercOat and went 20 u1e cot q
the PhsdelphiA RAILROAD, where he procured eke tna
wrut 20 Philadelphia Mr. Day. on his return,
h- loss and &. oaec called uPsn Capt Hopkins 80 81.
hstut inquiry scertsined where the fugitive lad gone
and accompanied Mr. D. before Justice Osborne
rant ued for the Of the tcsassd and CaS-
ing hn with sec OF the stolen money N nis po~s.S
resodsT the accused be vas heeeed o., o. y ga
ber. He was taken before the magistrate and eoEi' u
10 r-s.n for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

lAdyerhseuent.I
Gas. GAs.-COnstant improvements in Gus
Fixtures at the great Manufacturing Depot OF AacHEa
WARNER Co, No. $40 Broadway Several new Patterns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10
RE SSIA AND TURKEY

A letter from Constantinople, published in
the New York Herald, intimates what has
more than once been asserted by various jour.
mails, European end American, that the Car is
preparing TO let loose upon Turkey tho, s.odd
which has been SO long hanging over her, and
which seems su'chayged with the elements OF
her political annihliation. The Austrian Min.
lister Plsnipotentiary, Gen. Leiningen, arriving
at Constantnople On the 18th of January, 10
settle the existing differences between his go.
Fernment and the Porte, arising out of the late
war IN montenegro, proposed as the basis OF q
de6nitive treaty
Isl. That Austria should hold the suprema.
cy or proiectorate over all the christian nopu.
iation IN the provinces adjoining the Austrian
territory.
I'd. The payment of eighteen millions which
ths Croats claim for The excavation Of the cos,
mines.
Sd. The cession of sovereignty on the n. >,
Of Turkey, over certain tracts of land near 81.
Boca di Cattaro, belonging in fact, and ofr;sh,
70 Turkey, by virtue of treaties stipulated a;,h
Austria.
4th. The rec ignition of the independence q,
Montenegro.
The plea put in by Austria in SUPPORT n,
these m0nstrous demands, amounting TO LITTLE
less than the absolute subyersion of the TURK.
ISL monarchy, is that some Turkish vessels
have passed through Austrian waters, near
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10

SUSPICIOUS Corsner Wicker, on yesterday,
made the following written statement 70 presiding
Alderman Evsns ut the Mayors Court "On Tues
AN received information ofthe supposed death BY
violence and iii treatment received from her moth
err. Mrs Mary Shorts, of Jane ssgsr Stubbs, living
in q house on Valley street. After some didiculty,
assisted by Il. Truehesrt and others of the watch,
we obtained sdmittance to the house, when we
found Jane in condition that required immediste
medical assistance, as she was laying In place
where, from the fl,hiness of the room and the III
treatment of her mother, death was certain, and
upon this sete of facts cent for DR. Waing TO visit
the house, and after due examination. required
William H. Taylor, E. Francis and william l..
Peasley to guard the patient until this "wednesday
morning. The conduct of the mother has exhibi-
ted course of inhumanty that especially calls for
some punishment by law. The girl has been re-
moved to the cage TO save her life if possible. The
evidence to be introduced will give the acss in the
case" Awsrrant was issued for the arrest of Mrs
Shorts, and the examination of the case will come
I'd on Saturday next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10

us1os BENEVOLENT SociETY.-The Mana.
gers of the "Union Benevolent Society" have
The pleasure TO acknowledge the receipt OF
SAG so from Captain Charles Dimmeek, pros
ceeds OF his late exhibition of Fire Works at
the Armory and in this connection they
have also The pleasure to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of $50 so from Mr.. Pratt, proceeds OF
the use of his Daguerrean Gallery, appropria-
ted for the benefit of the poor. These are en-.
couraging evidences of interest in, and sympa-
thy with, the ladies of this Society IN their ar
duous work, and for which the Managers ten
der 10 these gentlemen, as well as others who
have contributed to the funds of the Soc ETY..
their sincere thanks, with the assurance that
their benefac,ions will be judiciously ano
faithfully distributed. V. ID.
March 10. 1853.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10

LEGISLATIVE FUN.-The other day in the
Senate, Rev. Mr.. Cuyler, by permission, pre-
scented the petition of the ladies of Mercer
county in favor of the Maine Law. In his ap-
peal to the Senators he said
'Many of you are husbands-all of you are
fathers :" Now several of these gentlemen are
bachelors, and the reverend gentleman's re-
marks created a smile on the faces of the out
siders, some of whom wrote the words above
quoted on slips of paper, and circulated them
among the Senators who were living lives Of
single blessedness.-N. J. Eagle.
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DE I'd.

On Wednesday, March 9th, at quarter to l
o'clock A NJ Mrs ELIZA w, wife of Carter Bethel,
guain,ances are invited to attend her funeral from
the residence of her husband On 18th street. this
afternoon, Thursday at o'clock, without further
notice
On Saturday morning, the 18th inst, at his resi-
dence on Union Hill, Mr. CLAIBORNE WHIT, in
the SD year of his age.
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FP Lectures ON Church RiIl.-The Oh

Lectures on Church Riil.-The pub.
lie will observe, by the advertisement, that the
Rev Mr. DUNNING will repeat the first and second
of his of Lectures Palestine, (recenty de-
livered in the Ath eneum) in the Presbyterian
Church, on Church Hill, This and To morrow
Evening. for the benefit of the Fair now in pro-
gress in the Lecture Room of that Church Those
who have not heard these lectures, should en-
brace this opportunity to be informed, by an eye
witness, of the interesting scenes and localities of
the HOW Land NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10

LATER FROM TExAs-By adyices from
Galveston to the 25Jh ult, we learn that q
disease resembling black tongue had broken
out in Polk county, causing great mortality
Among the victims was the Rev. Vernon b.
Lea, brother-in-law of Gen. Houston. Col.
Kinney has recently sold one half of his inte.
rest in The town OF Corpus Christi for the sum
of 100000,
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H To the Citizens of Richmond

Ey To the Citizens OF Richmond
Feenng the importance OF our works OF internal
improvement, and especially of the election OF the
Board OF Public Works, whose election will shortly
take place, and knowing that JOHN S. FLEMING,
Esq, is in our city gentleman full of information
on these subjects, we respectfully call upon him
address the citizens OF Richmond on the subject
next Saturday Night, at the African Church
NH 9-2t MANY CITIZENS.
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Ia City Guager.-Iothe Voters Of the City
Of Rictmond:-At the request of large number
sres, hereby announce myself candidate for
the office of City Gusger Should ii be the pleas.
ure OF my fellow citizens to confer the cftice on
me, promise to devote my individual attention to
the duties thereof, and use every exertion to give
universal satisfaction Very respectfully yours,
NH Q-lm< SAMPSON HINES
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Com. Thos. Ap c. Jones, has been ordered
to the command of the San francisco Navy
Yard, the unexpired term of his suspension Of
two years, by Naval Court Martial, having
been RENTED by MIR. Fillmore, upon theearn-
est recommendation Of Secretary Kennedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10

VALUABLE HORSE FLEsH-Mr. Hussey,
of the Ellsworth Hotel. has recently sold his
horse, weighing but SEQ pounds, to a MIR.
Wiids, of Boston, for SLIGO, being 81 81 per
pound. Ellsworth is at the head on crack
steeds.-Baag0 or Mercury.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

u We requested to announce PHILIP
|. LEAKE. of Powhatan, Candidate to repre-.
the Senatorial District composed of the coun.
ties of Chesterfield, Cumberland and Powhatan.
NH lO-lt~
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. City Guager.-!t is with great

e City Guager.-!r is with great pleasure
that we saw announced, in yesterdays papers, the
name OF STEPHEN NICHOLAS DAVIS, ESQ, as
q candidate for City Gusger. We know of no one
better qualified or more worthy to nil the office
| than Mr.. Davis and he will receive warm supper:
from SHOCKOE HILL.
ST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10

The New York papers announce that Samuel s.
HowiaGd, Esq, senior partner of the house of
Rowland q Asplnwah, oied 81 Rome On the 9th
that sea yoysge would benefit hia health
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10

q A correspondent of the New York He
raid says that the Pope has consented to come
to France and place the crown on Louis Ma
poleon's head
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TRADE sALE-The advertisement of seminar
nual trade sale of new furniture, by Woof and
Carvalho, of Ba timore, will attract attention.
The sale will commence on the 18th inst, and will
comprise splendid variety of furniture, to which
will be added an invoice of pianos.
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LOCAL MArTERs.

CRY CouNc1r called meeting ofthe Council
was held at half past o'clock, yesterday evening
for the purpose of making suitable arrangements on
the part of the city, for the reception Of ex Pres
dent Fillmore, who 10 on his way to the South, and
Is expected here to-day
The President called the meeting to order, when
Mr.. Scott offered the following preamble and reso-
ations, which were adopted unanimously:
The Council of the city of Richmond understand.
ing that Willard Fillmore, ex President of the
United States 10 expected in this city on his way
to the South, and believing that their fellow citi-
OF all parties will take pleasure In manifesting
TO disting uished visitor, the courtesy and re
spcct TO which bis private character and public SER
vices entitle him
Resolred, That the hospitality Of the city is here
by rendered Mr. Fillmore, and that he be invited
during his stay in Richmond, to consider himseis
the guest OF the city.
Resol1ed, That com mittee consisting Of two
members of the Council from each ward, copnmu.
nicate the foregoing resolution to Mr. Fillmore
ReseiTed, That another committee be appointed
from the Council, to cooperate with any commit
tee appointed by the citizens and the military, in
making suitable arrangements for the reception and
accommodation Of Mr.. Fillmore.
The following gentlemen were constituted the
committee under the first resolution: Messrs.
Scott, Denoon, Fry, Robinson, Darlington and Has
kins.
The President hr. Myers, was addedby consent
Messrs. Saunders, McCance and Hill, were con-
sti.uted the committee under the second resolu'
ton.
The Hof,na;l then nSi cd
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LARGE CARGo.-The ship Washington cleared
at Mobile On the LIST instant, WITH cargo consisting
Of 5002 bales cotton, weighing 2,595, 23a lbs ard
valued al S22s,6ss Va, beng the largest Of the
keasDu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10

sPRINGFIELD HALL.-Dr. Lewis will lecture in
this hail, on Church HilL to-morrox, Friday even.
ing, on the use Of Tobacco, to ladies and gentle
men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10

Eg To the Voters OF the City-GENrLE-
MEN: Thankful for past favors, again respectfully
announce myself candidate Tor re election.
J. Ii. STROBIA,
NH S-3tt City Guaoar
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LECTURE "A sketch Of Rev. DR.. Baird's lectures
OF Russia and the scandinavian countries, is ne
ceseariy deferred until 10 morrow
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Mr. Irving has been occupying himself during a
part of his visit with Mr. Kennedy OF the Navy in
Washington, with researches in the public otices,
for his Personal Memories of tie Father of his
Country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10

e J. Prescott Hall, U. S. District Attor-
ney ofthe Southern District OF New York, has
resigned his office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10

DauNK-Alfred Stone, arrested for drunkenness
being second appearances, was yesterday committed
to jail in default Of 500 security to keep the peace
William o. Bryan, arrested fer the same offence
being first appearance. discharged.
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NH S-3t*

EY@ To the Voters of Richmond.--At the
solicitation OF many friends, | hereby announce
myself candidate for the place of Guager. should
it be your pleasure to elect me, promise that no
pains my part shall be spared to give Satisfaction.
NH Inn s. N. DAVIS.
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HTo The YoIers of the City of Rich.

u u Ac VI tltf
mOnd.-By request of many friends, L announce
myself candidate for the office of High Consta.
bic of the City. In Offering myself as candidate,
can only promise that should it be your pleasure
10 elect me, shall discharge the duties of said
Office punctually and with dispatch.
NH S-dtd ]. S. B. TINSLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10

STEALINe.-George Smith, slave TO Richard
Rains, on yesterday, WIS ordered 80 lashes by AL.
derman Evans for stealing shawl from a Mrs
Sails, living near the Tredegar Works, on Tuesday
evening last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10

BOUND Over John Holloway was brought be.
fore Alderman Evans, yesterday, on the charge of
drawing sword cane On John w. Woody, On the
5th instant, and making several thrusts at Woody
with it. Nearly dozen witnesses were examined
in this case, and it occupied the attention of the
court for more than an hour, greatly to the dis.
comfort OF the martyrreporters, but apparently
to the delight Of the parties concerned, and the
counsel engaged. The evidence proved that there
had been an alteration between Woody and Hollo
way, concerning martingale in the possession of
the former-that both parties threatened and dared
each other to fight, and that, on Saturday evening
last, battle-royal between the Woodys and the
Holloways would have ensued, but for the int fer
ence of bystanders. Witnesses for the complain.
aut, swore to seeing Holloway draw pistol on
Woody, and afterwards, to seeing Holloway draw
a sword cane, and make thrusts With it at Woody
Witnesses for the defence, swore that Holloway
had no pistol-that the sword cane was drawn &C.
cidentaly-that no thrusts were made, and that
Woody threw the mother Of John Holloway, who
had caught hold of her con to prevent him fro m
fshting-down into the gutter. Woody contended
that she slipped down. Alderman Evans consider.
ing both parties to blame, bound them over, each in
the sum of $500 TO keep the peace.
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Elk PRESIDENT FnLmoRE's SOUTHERN yrsIr.
The Washington Republic gays:

Elk President Fillmore and his family are now
stopping at Wizards Hotel, and We understand
ihalin the course of the week he intends leaving
the city on q southern tour, accompanied By the
Hon. John P. Kennedy.