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Anna made an effort to gain his lost gfdiYfiu
succeeded in drawing up within a length of John
Graham at the last tirI, when unfortunately he lost
his footing and fell, throwing his rider, and diso-
eating his arm, John Graham coming h0ii.e winner
IN lIn 5Ss, having run the last quartz, in an eass
galOp. II is much to be regretted that the accident
took place. as 1t would have been Of the best con-
tested races seen for many day. The following is
the SUMMARY:
F. Suits b. g. John Graham
+. Halls :. G. Santa Anna ......... ........,dis
After the above trn. Tor $50, single dash Of one
mile to 300 pound wagons came off between G. nj
Silly Dale" trotter, and pacing maze, which was
won by the trorer in 3n. 9s.
The race for o-day promises to be very fine one
there being !our entrieS-frofn Richmond. Va, 81.
Marv's county, Md, and Prince Georges county
On tomorrow. Thanksgiving day. a match will
come of between b. IN. "Certo" and b. q. 'Catas
tropics" also, purse of Sao0-two mile heais.i
Rally Boys-Those gallant youngsters the Union
infantry, Only want few more TO fill their ranks
and obtain frori the Government small arms Sc.
to parade m fuil accoutrcmrnts. Rally, boys, and
nave thp Z mons appfar EsOn, Us the young soldiers
of the Capital.
Internal Muchine-This morning. Mr.. Alexander
Furtency appeared before Justice Smith 70 answer
the charge of giving to James Robertson the editor
of the Truth, a cigar which had been Ioad ed with
gunpowder and which exploded njurins his eye
browS and endangered the beauty of his counter
ence. After long search for the complainant who
could not be found, the Magistrate examined the
witnesses tor the prosecutions and not being able to
find one who knew anything about the facts in the
case, dismissed the prisoner.
Trees H'csfrard.-AIr. James Maer Public Gar
drneE, Is buSily engaged planting trees the ave
nue. west OF the Presidents House. They extend
to the Georgetown bridge making the avenue offer y
prospect of lively appearance next Spring He is
also engaged planting the circle ut that end of the
city. and showing that
"NestHard the star of empire takes iis way
Thanksgiving ErctuSionS.-The steamers George
Washington and Thomas Coyer offer splendid OPP
portuntieS TO morrow, for excursions to the White
House Pavilion and Mount Vernon. Military and
coti!ion music to be provided, and to the trips will
b" given tic highest interest by the courteous Can
tains, and worthy proprietOrs-who VIII leave moth
ing undone to give pleasure and satisfaction. See
advertisement.
Security for Peace.-Lucy Kelly, Miiiy Dover and
James Dover, all colorsd, got into general frl,
few days since, after having done their utmost TO ILL
timidate each other by threats andha names They
were arrested for the offence and after receiving
s.vere tongue flashing from the Magistrate they were
held 10 security Tor peace.
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Steamboat Explosion and Los, OF Life.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 2l.-The steamer
Robert Martin, cotton boat, plying be-
tween this port and Cheraw, burst her
boiler to-day, on her upward trip, killing
and wounding 10 persons. Capt. White
and the Engineer escaped.
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Af- Joe shiIIingtOn receives all the Nrw
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fart as published. he
is agent fer Hsrpers ard all the other Magazines.
and our readers VIII always find large and good
sOrnent OF Blank Books and Statiopery at his Book
store, 'deon Building corner of4k and Penn
eyivaEia avenue. aug 10
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New Dress Making Estnbii ; h m ent d.
'j'HOSk wishing the most perfect fitting dresses
i must call on MRS. II. CADY, ut which place
ton.
Ladies will. no doubt think it marvellous when
she says!that she neither bas to pin on Innings, nor
aitcr dresses-her fits arc all warranted perfect.
Dollars.
Mrs. Z. invites all to sire her call and see for
themselves Dresses or Patterns cut for g, cents
me most fashionable imported patterns for sale
s ooer@te terms, consisting of Cloaks, Mantil!aS,
Dresses, 81 ewes, &c.
hiantua Makers can be supplied with the most re-
cent patterns on the mos. reasonable terms
MRS. r. CABY,
nov l2--tf
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Mackerel Fisheries.

BosToN, Nov. 22.-The last of the
mackerel fisheries arrived at Gloucester
yesterday. The season has been the most
improbable for many years.
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Alabama u. s. Senator

CHARLESTON, Nov. 2l.-It is stated
that despatch has been received an
nouncing the reelection of Hon. jeremiah
Clemens, as United States Senator in
Alabama.
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Mayor of Boston

BosToN, Nov. 22.-Dr. G. Y. c. Smith
has been nominated for Mayor of this
city.
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JULLIEN'S MUSIC

JULLIEN'S MUSIC.
4 MEXICAN QUADRILLkS
N The Holy Family
The Prima Donna Song
The Flowers are Sleeping
When I hou art 10y Ny Side
Heed not the Idle Tales
Twas on Sunday Morning
Little Katy; or, Hot Corn
hatydid Song, or katydid's answer to Katy
Together with all of Juliens Nus as prepared at
his Concerts, for sale at the Music Depot of
HlLBUS HITZ
south side Pa. avenue, Near 10th street
nov ol-
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Ves eel Wrecked.

BUFFALO. Nov. 23.-The Schooner
Sovereign of the Seas, has wrecked
near Beaver. Insured for $4,000.
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BosToN, Nov. %. The steamer Amer
lea sails today, with half a million in
specie.
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The Weather at the North

QUEBEC, Nov. 22.-The weather here is
as open as in June the wind light from
the Westward.
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T MRS. B. GREGG will open handsome a.
~ a}sor mcnt Of Paris Millinery on THURSDAY the
nth instant, cver Geo. r. Aliens Store be-
tween 9Th and L. -. streets the north side of Pa
avenue where she respectfully invites the attention
Of the ladies of Washington and Gcorgetown
I6-N
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Shingles, Shingles, and Tar.

7 HAVE bill laden of
L $500 II inch Shingles
6,0O0 10 do do
90 barrels Tar
On board the soop T. S. simmens, from North
Carolina, expected to arrive in few days any per-
son or persons wishing to purchase the cargo will
picnse make Immediate appl cation to
JOS. n. PEARSON,
nov 2l-3t (;uor,.to,rn I, n
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ROSENKRANZ PIANOS.

GsT received another supply of the above cele
~ DRAFTED Instruments, which stand unriv aled f.,
durability and feauty of tone Terms ress, pabla
-iolcan md Boujoir Pianos constantly on hand
Likewise Il seraphire with four stors, sutahz for
church.
Also, second hand Harp. Price $40
HILBUS j. HITZ Music Dcpot
Youth side Pa. avenue, near 10th street
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NTAN"E young NAN. of good moral
" habitS, about Is or II years of age, to learn
the Apetherary business. One who has some knowl
edge OF she business preferred. For further infor
nation apply at the corner CT It'll and SITS. north
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- BILE Dress HATS
III HENDiEY, adjoining the L. 5. Hotel opened.
~ on Saturday, another supply of Genticmen's
Dress HATS, winter style. Gentlemen of taste and
.Hshicn invited to call
Also, a varied assortment of Shirts. Undercar
ments, Hosiery, Gloves and Gents Furnishing goods
HENDLEY
nov 2l-6t % door east u. s. Hotel
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ca PARk HOTEL FOR SALE-Thc
LII Prorrietors OF Park Hotei, the well known re-
sort Of the public, eth street. the intersection
OF he plank road ofcr for sale the good will aud
fixtures with lease OF the establishment for eighteen
nsnths. II contains Bowling Saloon. Shooting Gal
iery Dancing Saloon, stabliHg for % Or 80 horses
with Shedding making a complete house of The kind
IL is also surrounded 10y beautiful grove. and has
ten acres OF land attached. 1t will be sold on req
sonabie terms if appi alton be Immediately made a.
the propretoIs AT about engaging in other busipcss
Apply to HARRISON & BRO.
nov Il-2wE- the premises.
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NTOCh OF BOOKS & PRINTS will
~ DC offered for sa!c all thin week, OF cost Also.
large and miscellaneous co lection of cheap publ
catos' ana she balance viii lie sold at Auction as
find the business of the Alham bra Balloon Is ipcra.s
ing and requires my whole attention
oc rs. rrr1errp
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WANTS.

" ANTED-By young man situation RS
~ salesman, or ont door clerk in any business
requiring capacity and attention 10 business. Coed
references given. Address j ii, City Post Of:ce.
rCy DIS
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

ii SntscrlIer has recently opened BOOK and
Il JUR PRINTING OFFICE on the north side ~
IA a7erus between 18th and llth streets where he
~ prepared to execute ell kinds OF printing shar
OF the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
nov l2-eout WI - TSour
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NJ NTED-To hire. or purchase. if on easy
W terms, commotious dwelling HOUSE, north
of Pennsylvania avenue. Address ''G g F." oece OF
the "Evrning Star nov lE-,f
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E4NOR u ENT-Several Furnished ROOMS. very
l. e'iglbiy situated for Members of Congress, or
others hayi ing business with Congress. Apply to
Z. d. GILMAN,
nov fZ-lw DRUGGIST
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I WISH TO HIRE MAN and WIFE the
L man to work farr II, and his wifi. tn cook and
wash for small family five miles from this city, OF
q single woman. D. CLtGFTT
CT
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4 CARD.-Dr. L4EBERMANN will continu,
~ 70 keep his office, as heretofore, On street
b-tween 18th and 14th streets.
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Night school for Young Tradesmen.
ais institution is now open for young men who
Il are disposed to learn. Those who with u Join
the schoo. are requested to do promptly as short
" there viii be no room for more but by vacancy
For terms apply at the rooms Of the instructor on
street, near 9th, of Messrs. Baden Brothers
Hardware Store.
Washington, November 10th, 1853.
nov lQ-3f*
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Sailing Of the America.

EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR.
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REAh ESTATE FOR

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
' sale-Tne tlreestnry brick STORE HOUSE
on Penn. avenue, now occupied by j. NJ Bonn
Bro, ing one of tie hest business stands in the
city.
Also, the threc-so brick dwelling House, on +
street now occupied by McC. Young.
A!-o. beautiful Country Scat, just without the
limits Of the city.
The above property will be sold on very &C ,ommo
dating terms. by c. w. PAlRO
nov l9-cnEN Executor.
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E.s FOR RES IA comfortable pleasantly
ILL situated, and well furnished HOUSE will be let
on moherate terms for the winter. to private fam
lily only. Address &C II W. Washington p O.
nov 2n-3t#
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L'oh RENT-A large twO-story brick HOUSE
l. with blich stable and out houses and large
yard on the corner Of 3th street and Maryland
me. Apply to Mrs. CilESHlN at DR.. Pipcr's. cor
ner of 9th AMI q streets nov t-eo3tr
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kNOk L. E-Or exchange fer pTorerty In
L Washington. Georgetown, or Alexandria,
very desirable tract OF land containing liz acres w.
ing in Alexandria county, Va, about y miles west
OF Georgetown, and miles ON the centre of this
city, adjoining the land lately owned by W A. Brad
ley, Esd. iloTe than half the land is covered
with good wood and chestnut timber 1t is a most
healthy place, and may be ma lie beautiful Summer
residence, afloriing fina view of Georgetown and
Washington, or profitable market and dairy firm
The soil and situation well adapted to the growth
Of the vine and all kindf of fruit Appy at this Of
fee fer further information. ROY lift
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w ASTED-A situation as baker and pastry
w cook, by man who has been engaged for
the last 6 years at one of the most fashionable Wa
tering places in the State of Virginia The best Of
references given. Enquire at the corner of 18th and
street Island. nov 2l-3t*
~ FTuitum i'm ParvO.-.7 P,ocromo
I ton To JoUrneyrn TGilorS-The undersigned
wishes to employ fur first rate COAT MAKERS.
and the established prices of journeymen will be
pad. Non" tut sober men need apply. The under
signed wihes to address journeymen in the inland
towrs to come to the city of Wash ngton IA from Is
to 80 can obtain steady vol and cool wages
2. PURDIN,
street, 1st door east of Sth street
nov I5-2w
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FOR SALE AND RENT

go FOR SALE-Itrce new Frame LweI
- ltngs. well built Apply TO MYERLE 4
A.ar@' !" hBB north eide Pa avenue, between % and
9Th streets nov 2SZ3t&
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NEW BOOKS at Taylor 4 maury's.

NEW BOOKS at Taylor maury's.
~ Jefferson's Complete Works vol q
Busy moments for an Idle Woman.
Applston's Library Edition Of the British Poets
from CHANGER to Byron. The most beautiful edition
Just rntlished-now ready Wilson, Herbert, and
Thsmson. ~
The Life Eulogv, and great crations Of Daniel
Webster, with portrait
haPpy Days of Childhood by Amy Meadows.
nov IL bookstore, rear 9th street
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Where Is the Police MANY complaints are ma.ic
by our ncighbors OF parcel of boys who gather OH
The corner OF and 18th streets, aud amllSe them
selves IN the dangerous practice of firing pistols
Loaded with balls, and other annoying practices-
The police Is requested to have eye TO the trouble
some youngsters.
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E'ok SAL t.--rwu fine HORSES at .lr Cow
l. ling Sta lie. on G, belwecn 18th and l4th SITS
they belong 70 private gentleman, aud are Offered
for sale only h@cause he cotfnates leaving for the
c ur-ry
Mr.. Cow'ing viii show them and state the price
nov Eff
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E'OR Rthr-A Store and Cellar, on the ccrner of
Sd street ami Massachusetts venue. suitable
for grocery. in hi;ilS improving part of the city
oer- first rate tani for business. For particulars
inquire on the Prom seS. nov I4-2y%
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MeticaH JToIunteers.-The surviving members q,
the District and Maryland Regiment of Mexican Vol
uateers held Il meeting last night, at Mr.. Charles
klnmans, OH 9TH street opposite Old Fellows Hail.
Lieut. Col. Emory, being appointed Chairman, and
Lieut. WIN. J. Corcoran, Secretary
Lieut.. Thornton stated the object of The Inectips
namely, Ia appoint committee which should confer
with the committee of the Baltimore Battalion re-
speeding the formation % Society. composed of the
members oi The Rc9Imcnt similar to those eyjsiur
III other states. The Society thus formed 10 be
composed solely of -nberS OF the District OF Co
lumbla companies The two committees 10 confer
upon some general plan Of organization. He should
therefore move that commute; of five he appointed
10 meet Il similar committee appointed by the Ba!ti
more ana District of Columbia Battalion.
The motion having been put was voted in the afr-
NATIVE aud ii was agreed that the committee should
be composed OF tie Chairman of the meeting Lieut.
Col. Emory, the Secretary of ditto, Lieut.. VIM. J.
COrcoran, and three other members to BE- appointed
by the Chairman
The Chairman accordingly Ganed the following,
i.ients. Thornton, hlopicr and Baldwin. Lieut..
klopier moved that two other members be added TO
the committee, taken from the non commissioned
officers and priyates Of the Regiment.
Ills motion was unanimously agreed to, ard
MeSSrs. BTannan and Smith were named by the
Chairman, as additional members of the committee.
Inc thanks OF the meeting were then unanimously
'oitu 10 MI CharieS hloInan for the grat,itouS
OF me room, after which the meeting adjourned.
were made reSpecting:hr lag OF thu Regiment which
Is now an the possession of Col. Hughes Lieut.
klop'er sail that while going up the Mississippi the
question wac m"otcd who should possess the nag
e did not rrcoiect exactly and he thought that 1t
had been acquiesccd In, that the Washington COM
panies should hold it. The flag was still in the pos
session of Col. Hughes and as they had at present
no place in which 10 deposit it, lie saw no use i,
claiming II just now. Application would re made
TO Congress TO build Armory in the CITY for the
Volunteers. and when that done, he would s,lc-
gest that the flag should he turned over TO their satc
keeping. Here the subject dropped.
Circuit Court-The suit for freedom, on the part
oil Nelly, slave, and her children, which was tried
yesterday, was continued TO day, hut no new facts
were elected.
VII. Brook hdckIil was called to the stand an
c!oSS-t1anintd az 10 what lie knew resrp.sinp .ba
petitioner and her status in ie family of MIR Turner
ne ic'tr saw her employed in Mr.. Turner's Gouse,
ne agreement was thai she Was 10 90 OUT and N .
chafG: III her children fur the benefit of The estate
me case WdS n1; finished when we left
juiso2, vs. CUrtoTan This case will he continued
on. on FRIDAY morning This morning, NJ. Lawrence.
lne JUNIOR counsel for The plaintiff, pleaded before the
court on behalf fhs client.
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The Smithsonian Institute Lectures are expected
to be delivered by the following gentlemen, some of
whom have already been engaged for that purpose
and others invited to deliver lectures. On Astron-
omy, by u. Hallowell, of Aiexandria on Chemis,rv.
by Dr. j. L. smith, OF thc University of Virginia;
on Poetry, by Wendell Holmes; on the History nj
me Learned Institutions of ali countries by Prof
iiacklcy. The above distinguished lecturers have
been engaged by the managers OF the Institution
anu II, aaaiuon 10 tem the following have also
ceWed offers to lecture: VIM. G. Din of Cambri .pe
Mass; Dr. barnard. of CT; MIR. Holland and w
Gilmore SlmInS, of Charleston, $. c. and Professor
McGuffie, Of the University of Virginia
SMissionrry Meetins.--A large number of the youne
persons Of the Fifth Presbyterian Church, (Rey. Mr..
CaroherS',) last Sabbath afternoon formed .Ju
Nor Missionary Society,". The officers elected are
President, J. T. Hoover; Vice President, r. &. Jor
dan; Secretary, J. T. Clements, Jr; Treasurer C, o
Wnnder. The Executive Committee con,is,s of me
session OF the Church, HsJor b. l.. Began Hugh w
Mcneil and j. b. Peters, Esqrs. Alter an ammo
pirate address from their Pastor liberal coIIecfou
was made and the Society constituted Slas H. Hill.
ESD, non J. u. farnum, Jr.. of New York, and J.
Shngton, Esq, life members.
me Race lesterttdy.-The match race for $500
over the Columbia Course came off Yesterday. and
was witnessed BY the largest assemblage of persons
ever seen On the track. AT the appointed time. the
horses Were called up, 'fJohn Graham hayine the
track, "santa Anna on the outside. AT the wo,,
go they shot off like etwin buie,s.m On ronnd
ing The hrst turn, Santa Anna drew on ahead and
loon the track, John Graham about length behind
iney maintained this position to the first uuarIeT
which they PASSED in lbs. On coming to the bach
sne'cl, sohh nraham made play fer the lead, and
passed the halt mile three lengths in advance in ST..
Coming down the stretch TO the third ouarter SAL,
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Rally BogS.-Those gallant youngsters the Union
infantry, Only want few more TO fill their ranks,
and obtain frori the Government small arms. Sc.
to parafieln ful accoutrcmrnts. Rally, boys, and
have thu Unions appear saon, the young soldiers
of the Capital.
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Fishfins.-P. Bryant and James Rady, were taken
before Justice Beck yesterday Tor dlsOrdery conduc,
and fighting at the Depot They gave security TO,
their quiet behavior in future.
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L"nt'er fhieres.-Noses Brown, for stealing Iuln
Der, and Ann E. Buchanan both colored, for steal
ing painss, were held to security for court The
practice of robbing new buildings is growing quite
common, and we hope of the thieves wIil be
arrested.
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Utmost Railroad .7ccident.-Yesterday evening
As Mr.. Thomas Baker, of the Franklin Hotel, witt
his wife and child, were their way from Bait
more Mr.. b. got out at the Relay, and in endoavor
Ing to resume lis place fell near the cars and bI
for the interference of a gentleman present, woult
have been sS,l>hed beneath the wheels fIc wa.
somewhat ir'iired rs II was, and is confined to
his room We regret 10 say hy the injuries received.
We trust that he will be- "hmsclf AGAIN. in a few
DAYS, for there are IN, few men aS much beloved A
''Tom Baker;
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.7mpahation-on Monday afternoon, ID man named
James Booth, who is employed as blacksmith IL
I he Navy Yard, underwent the operation of having
his leg amputated, -,hich successfully performed
by Drs. Hail. Garrett, and Others. The patient we
understand, il doing well.
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Porter's Case.-L. Fleming, the baggage porter
for the United States Hotel, this mornin taken
before Justice Beck, under peace warrant. From
the statements made,i appeared that the prisoner
had been ordered from the Railroad Depot by their
officer, and that he contended that so long as he be
haved himself properly, he had the same right to
eocc baggage checks aS any one else. and contend
ed strongly against his exclusion The officer con
STRUNG the language he used calculated to excite
breach OF the peace, had him arrested. The mag
>trae not being able to discover anything in the
idcnce TO prove such tendency, dismissed tho case
Capt Darlington appeared for Fleming.