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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15

EXECUTION OF JENNINGs.--The following &C.
eouut of the execution of Michael Jcnnines for the
murder of Mrs. Bradley, we copy from New Ha. |
ven Comm paper:
The prisoner was habIsed 10 q shirt, over which |
was thrown light blush sack or gown. tied at the
staet in the manner of robe de chdmbre. He had |
on light socks and new black leather clippers, with
no cravat While going out the prison door no was
eonrewhst ashated, and wept 90 much ss TO use q
handkerchief II was impossible to notice his step,
az he walked up the s,airs leading to the scaoid,
one clergyman supported him on one side and an
other from behind.
Immediately on reaching the platform, jennings
and the clergymen fell upon their knees. The pri
scner was violently excited, sobbing audibiy. He
soon seemed more quiet and turned his attention To
the crucfx Ia his hands. When prayer was finish
ed, they rose and standing together Jeunings read
prayer from manuscript In 90 low and broken
tone as only to be audible to those upon the plat
FORM They then fell upon their knees again, and
Fsther OBrien repeated prayer or litany descrip-
tive Of the crucifxon. To euch sentences as these:
Jennings responded from time to time, ''Have mer-
cy on me- o Lord, have mercy on me-" Rising. the
prisoner turned and sat down upon chair. and 9
deputy tied his feet together The prisoner seemed
to realize bis awful position more than ever, and
CARED intenily downwards upon the operation. BY
the admonishing Of his clerical FRIEND he however,
induced TO fasten his eyes upon the cruchx YET
we saw him look with trepidation on the WORK De-
low. when this was zone, he parry al 'o1c, VI"
knot was adjusted and the cap pulled down. Father
oBren took him by the hand to bid farewell; ana
the prisoners voice burst forth with sobs
" repeating, "Good bye-be with me to the last +
The ciergymen imnedlateiy went ooWn anu huei'
by the foot Of the scaf'old.
Sheriff P armelee now took leave of him, saying,
Good bye; farewell The prisoner repeated eP saa,,
Good bye; good bye" As the sheriff turned from tom
bye oh dear Lord Je.' These were big Esd las,
had estated before the last step of the stairs, an
attendant removed the block thst supported IT, then
making no confession of his crime to public know
ledge. Michael J. Jennings was swung off from time
into eternity at q minutes past 10. A. NJ, July H.
1854 Unfortunately, in his fall of some six feet the
knot came farther forward than il should and strsn
gulation commenced, but the neck was not broken.
He struggled violently and we noticed the fingers
uteracine themselves in pain. Medical mon i gan
cred around the body dangling in the hot sunlight
and found that his heart beat distinctly.
At &c minutes past 10, his pulse indicated AZ beats
per minute In 10 f-2 minutes from the time he was
swung of, pulsation ceased in "a minutes he was
cut down. and his body returned to the jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15

GASSlMERE OVER SACKS.-A supe-
~ rior article of Cashmere Over Sacks. lisht and
senteel. Every ono who travels during the summer
months ought 70 have ons.x Please call and supply
yourselves ct No. 100, Main O. =
bs KEEN. BALDWIN L co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15

A NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL BUILD
"A ING LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE, ON VERY
ACCOMMODATING TERMS. This property Is
beautifully located on Broad street, opposite the
Richmond College part Of those lots front on
Broad st. and the R. r., giving depth of 43s This
one ofthe best opportunities offered to those of
small means who are destitute of home, to obtain
one in healthy situation, where they can save the
enormous city tan, and at the same time be within
10 walk of the most business part of the cty
Ct more than is now asked for it. The only reason
the owner has for selling It H. he wishes to move to
the country. TEE
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance at g, le and %
months with interest," title retained until last note l.
paid. ~ "
Apply to Fl. B. CLIFFORD,
IS Main st., or to
je 19-lmA TAYLOR L WILLIAMS
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an 15ta

BLOOD SYRUP OF IODINE, HY-
~ PROBATE OF POTASSA, CITRATE OF
IRON AND SPANISH SARSAPARILLA-for resu.
iating the stomach and bowels and cleansing the
blood-founded upon the principle that all diseases
originate directly or indirectly from an impure state
OF the blood The above combination Is particularly
adapted to this season Of the year. being not only
purner oil the blood, but at the same time q most
agreeable and excellent Tonic. For sale by
r. R. DUyAL Il BRO, Druggists,
my ~ 1879 Main st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15

NEA A CARD.-The Subscriber would
e5 respectfully intimate to his friends and the
M public generally that he has returned to his
old stand, III Main street, opposite the Ex-
change Bank.
Feeling grateful for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon him heretofore would respectfully soli-
cit continuance of the same. He would say that il
shall be his constant aim to keep all articles in his
line-such as BREAD, CAKES and CRACKERS
that will please the most fastdious
Also for the accommodation of those living in the
upper part of the city, and in connection with his
place on Main street. he has opened house as a
lately occupied by Mrs Lyons as Millinery Estab.
lshment where all articles in his line of business
will be kept.
Orders from the country respectfully solicited and
forwarded with care.
my 29-2m ADAM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15

NOTICED. & A. WILSON respect
y fully announce that they have removed to their
new stand, ON the corner of 9th and Main sts and
are prepared to execute every description of SIGN
AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING punctuaily, and
on moderate terms.
With many thanks for past patronage, they hope
still for a farther continuance of the same
TO HOUSE PAINTERS.-Imitations of Wood.
and Marbles neatly and promptly executed.
DAVID WILSON,
je 28-1m* ALEX WILSON
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D. DENooN, Bell and Brass

~ Founder, on Main, between sth and 9Th streets,
Richmond, Va, continues to carry the above bl.
sinessn all its various branches.
BELLS fer churches, ships. railroads, tsverns, and
all kinds Of house bells made to order.
From the large number Of Bells that have msds
in the last 20 years. and their superior and quail
ity, can assure my friends that they equal to
hand regular supply of all sind of Bells, &c.
CR All kinds of REPAIRING in the Brass Foun.
dry business promptly attended to.
GF Bell Brass and all the various kinds OF Meta
lie CASTINGS done at the shortest notice and the
lowest rates.
n; B.-The highest price paid for OLD COPPER
and BRASS. 49, 30 ie ISM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15
SUMMER RETHHATs.

a FTON HOUHE-SEA BATHING
~ NEAR RAkRTCsag,e-VAr aelieAxfal re-.
treat q now re-opened for the reception q yisters
,' !pbs % q 0S rost ssa:sn
NOT respects equal to that eeIebrstsd resort The
rooms large and airy, and the table win be sup.
waters and attendants have been procured and the
subscriber pledges himself thst neither pains nor ex
pense win be spare in order that sssfscton may be
given TO those who visit him this summer. q +, ~,
BOARD per day ~
Do. Co. ..........-..t'-''.'''.'.' AZ ~
s IS eo and sep.nt. under IL year: Of sss half
je z-dsw JOHN IAeD.
4 MELTA SP Rim G S.-Thls beautiful
~ and v.Il-known Watering Place will be open
for the rssepen Of visitor, oa tnd n With t6e view
of saorame the guests every possible comfort Ths 70
,ocaton 10 both healthy and pleasant and very easy OF
aecass heTag within two and half miles OF tns
s ne.hs,osS and Danyle Railroad An omnibus will
ays in readiness to convey the visitors from the
No mains will be spared to render the stay OF the
sns Is az pleasant and as st any otasr
wa tering place in Virginia rne wafer .h
for in peculiar sanative qualities 1t possesses fhe
"a me properties the waters ofthe White sulphur
only not so strong. p, Ana nd ..a
The amuseu-ents are the Bowling Alley ana tne
Tb. nronretors are deter mined to close the Bar
the Sabbath and under no circumstances to keep it
open later than 10 O'Clock, p. NJ, during the week
Here the man of business may find pleasant IA
treat from the noise aud hustle of the city, and at
the sane time be within three hours ride the cars
of the Capital of the State. 5E hSs3
Our terms for board are as follows:
Board per month.
DO. 90. week.. ..'....'........''-'.-'... !o
Do. do. day. LOO
Chidren under II years of age, and Servants, half
Meals sent to rooms will be charged extra, except
N. F. L H. C. WILSON, Prophetors.
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ri GREAT REDUCTION IN

nj GREAT REDUCTION IN 81
AAA THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS
From fifteen to twenty Fer cent saved by buy
ing from J. H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel ~
Building, Richmond
Moleskin HATS, of best quality. ...........-.Ss5 30
Do do second observation-disclosures 90
Fashionable SILK S......................2 80
Fine calfskin sewed OTS,...................S so
Fine cafskin sewed SHOES. Is
II. ANTHONY hiss made arrangements with
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia
supply him with handsome and substantial calfskin
sewed BOOT, which he will sell at the unprecedent-
ed low price of 50 50. del
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15

A TTENTION INHABITANTS OF
"A RICHMOND.-The prevailing sickness, Diar
Thoa pain and disordered state of the stomach that
has been 90 very prevalent gst us for some time
past, has induced me with the wish of several uer
sons who have received benefit by my Diarrh@a
Compound) to bring It more to public notice n Il
- good for the above disease as Leonardo instant
Relief and Speedy Cure, for coughs, colds Sc. a..
adult ~ ~ eh'io a.
Prepared by THOS. LEONApn
Jy ~ sA t' Governor street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15

SUMNER DRESS GOODS ar COST
~ Our stock of Summer Dress Goods b.n, v.,.
large, we will To order to reduce them befor. ~
season 10 over. offer them at cost. De'oie tae
All In want of the above goods would do.It A..
examine our stock before purchasins MOE ~ an,
foods were purchased late 10 the season In the
could have been purchased earlier in the SEASON '
" <<-,sH HART 4 MOSES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15

10 BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN
l~ OF BELVIDERE. NEAR HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY, AT PRIVATE SALE.-for psrtieu'
srs call at the subscriber at the stone building on the
Basin, or at his residence
my Sits s.s4. So r.. 3. TYLER-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.-POw-

#HHEAP, CHEAP, Cheap O W
~ Frs, the only Aysist that takes the Fiesh ftas
Ddgssrreofypes which has been proncaneed 20 % "
sed to take Pictures of Children psrfsc |" those
taken Of grown persona AZ e
Those who have tried ut other gallerya 20 have
iksnesses Of their children, and failed TO get them
have but TO call on fowERs 1t IS9, Main street who
fails 10 satisfy the most fsstidous sign ns
red flag, over the Bookstore of james Woodhepse.
I EECHES.-The public are hereby u.
IL formed that have On hand lot Of mpeissss
most reasonable terms The subscriber can be toahN
ell hours Of the day at the Hair Dressing kooha
between Main and Franklin sts-
je 90 \. G. HOhSON.
GUANO.- 400 tons Peruvian Guans, u
NJ store and sdoat for sale b. -.a,.,..
tsls-ss yaH - W0AxnAA = W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15

WET PERUVIAN GUANO. so Tons
w Wet Peruvian Guaao on consignment, for sale
very lowby LEE CO.
je 8-f fzi . s4 On the Dock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15

CHAS. w SNOW, Ship Broker and Com
~ mission Merchant, corner 10th and Water sts,
on the Dock, keeps constantly hand and for sails
Ii ME- caicined and ground PLASTER, HAY, James
River Hydraulic CEMENT, &c &c, all ofwhieh hs
receives direct from the manufacturers.
lie lift
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


- STRAW BONNETS. AT~COST-
N sortmsnt 81 STRAW B 6NNEf 8 Of ths
lstest ption. which viii sell Ct cost 10, cash
ATse French and American FLOWEkSs wnoiSs1o
and retsil Also materials for Wax and Paper flow
ers. CHAS. n LOEWE4NAIIass
je30 Corner broao nna % 70.
cHk CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, sui
AKIEs-Person desrous Of purchasing
home made Carriages, BugaieA Barouches Suikes or
IIaht Wagons of the best material and workmanship
viii find Il sreaty to their interest to giyespe call
81 am now manufacturing the above afhciss on the
G Tsoss hsVins RETAINING to do, will be accom-
modated ct the shortest notice. and my charges will
: 80 WILLIAM w. BAILEY,
mye SIN 18th st., between franklin and Grace.
c3H CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
3SN CARRIA @ ES-THOS. CLEMMITT,
10th street, near the Banks, Richmond, Va, mann.
fscturer ofCARRIAGES, BAROUCHES, ROCKA-
WAYS and BuGGIES invites the attention of all
not deal in Yankee work that they will get the best
materials and workmanship in his Carriages, which
re warrants equal to any In the city, and at price
that cannot fail to please. NH is t.
p-fAsMa HACKS FOR HIRE.-I
@-SI have two or three very fine Hacks
with geutr horses and careful drivers to hire to ia
miles and tho public, which may always be had by
applying at Mr.. Thompson MAYORS stables on 18th
street. opposite the United States Hotel.
Families and others needing handsome and safe
turn out, on any OCCASION may rely upon being
je lS-lm* WALTER DUKE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15

EOR SALE-A secondhand SPRING
Il WAGON, a superior piece of workmanship, o.
the anufacture of Mr.. Thomas C. Eppes, upper cad
ct Broad street, where IL may be seen IL has been
used but very little, and that near the city.
Any person wishing an article OF the kind may rest
assured that great paine were taken by the well
known manufacturer with regard to its strength and
durability. js2-D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15

1T is A FACT that the Daguerreotypes
Il taken by MlNNIS l. WATSON, at their Gale
~ l46 Nam street. cannot be surpassed II deicse5
OF tone and truthfulness Of expression. They Me
snperbly finished of the best material and ooiorea 70
nature, IL desired.
Persons In quest OF perfect hkenesses, win End Il
much to their interest to give NJ call.
B ~ Don't forget the plsce--opposiss Kent, Psins
my n MINNIs 4 WATSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15

ONION BONAVITA e. CO., Dealer in
~ F0REIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS. CON.
DICTIONARY AND FANCY GOOD &, No. Is
West Main street. -
The city and country trade supplied with every w.
rety Of Candies Of their own make. - -
snsoN 0oHAvITA. DAVID n. JoNgs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15

O200 BUSHELS SHORTS; also
SCOO Corn, oatssHay, &c. in store and for
by SASH F.-, JNO. A. Lacy
je 28-ts Franklin at below the Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15

PoMfS! fUMPS!.-Just received al
-. my store on 18th ct, between Main and Cary.
other force, Lever, and Double-action PtMPs or .,
Patterns with brass and iron cylinders which
: wan sell on the most accommodating terms. Per.
IAN Si-o CHARLES II LANGLEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15

JAMES B. SCLATER, PRoDUor BRo
T. Kss. Corner Cary and Pearl streets. Richmond
virginia. a AIS spl9-dSm.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-23
Another Riot.

A riot took place between the Amen
can party and the Irish, a few days since,
at Newark, New Jersey. There was a
procession of the American Protestant
Association Lodges of the State of New
jersey composed mostly Of Irish on that
dav, and while marching were attacked
by crowd Of InShmen. Several shots
were fred from a Catholic church, and
the procession broke ranks, entered the
church, and demolished everything in
side. Two persons were killed and sew
eral wounded. The excitement was great
and all blame is attached to thu lawleSs
crowds of Irish collected on the streets.
Such conduct in a civilized country is 10
be greatly deplored, and should be put
down at once if possible, emanaling too.
in almost every instance, from foreigners
who are protected in this land Of liberty,
but who seem to have a desire to rule.
TO sly the least Of it, II looks bad, and
we hope TO hear of no other such acts Of
as those who know no better
are being daily taught how to be quiet and
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-23
Kansas.

The ST. Louis News is firmly Of The
opinion that Kansas Is 10 be a slave State.
1t says:
Kansas i similar, in climate, soil AMI
agricultural adoption, to our own STATE
and therefore we hope TO see IT'S rich
fields settled and its future institutions
shaped by people having habits tastes
and views correspondent with those OF
their Missouri neighbors. This would
promote hearty cooperation between
the two States, in any work for their
mutual welfare, congeniaity OF feeling
which would lead 10 confirmed friend.
ship. and preclude the possibility of sec
tional icalouses and anlagonistic interests,
which never do good, but great deal ct
harm. We believe this will he 50. Al
ready MisSourians, and those with whom
a good understanding will be easy, form
by far the larger part Of those who have
laid out claims in Kansas, with the IN
tentions of occupying them rs removal
is possible. Settlers from our Stale Will
continue to mark ont spots IN the terrific
~ for their future homes, while many
will come from tie contiguous Counua,
Of Arkansas, and much larger number
from kentucky, to build up new homes
and better their fortunes IN The uch vii
dcrness. We know that the Kansas fe-
yer is rife in many portions of Kentucky,
and many thrifty hemp and tobacco grow
fers OF that State are preparing to remove
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-23
From Mexico.

BY last nights mail we have received
intelligence from Mexico, chiefly taken,
however, from Mexican journals, which
give accounts of several battles having
been fought between the government;
troops and the revolulionists, all resulting
in favor The former. Even from their
own accounts, they must have had some
pretty hard fighting, which goes TO show
that affairs are more unsettled and the in
surgents more formidable than the Next
can journals would allow Us to infer.
The capture of Count Boulbon aud his
party is full confirmed. The Count and
his coadjutors had been sentenced 10
death. and ii is" thought, that ere this. he
has suffered the penalty Of his own RASH
ness,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-23
4 TrOtting Ball.

A bull has lately arrived in New York,
of full Spanish breed, which is offered by
his owner to take the field against all trot-
ting nags in the United States. for wager
Of one thousand dollars. The Bull is de-
scrlbed to possess all the running points
OF fast beast, is of beautiful symmetry,
with Jet black tulted hair, and has accom-
plished $40 in harness. He is called
Don Giocanni, and claims as his sire the
famous fighting Bull, who acquired such
great renown year ago, by killing a IL
ger in Madrid.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-23
Consumption ana Splitting B,ood-

Sre the certificate of Nj Turner II. Ramsey,
for many years proprietor oftbc Farmers Hotel,
Fredericksburg, Va, aud late Of tie City Hotel,
Richmond, Va
Or. john Mrnse, Of the city Of Richmond,
though a regular ply .ician, aud Of course op-
posed 20 what he called quack medicine, was
obliged 10 say that IFS good effect ia the case Of
Mr.. ramsey were wonderful indeed
lie had been given zap by several ply caus
had tried most 81 the quIck medicines, and was
on the verge Of despair, a, well as the grave
when he tired Carcf's Sl2uI-h Mixture.
" Z refer iic public Co. m uil aud lengthy Ger
Utca'o around 'he b.r'c as.ng hs cure
u e. see Advertisement
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-23
Unite States Rlacazlne.

We are in receipi of the first number
Of this work, published by A. Jones &
Co.. New York, and devoted to Science,
Art, Manufacture, Agriculture, Goa merce
and Trade;'' issued monthly at ST per
year. Ii is worth three times the sub
scription price. Cali ard see It d, his
Office.
E% SILL on hand, and Tor sale a, this
Office, 2 few more copies of lie Know
Nothing bylaws. PrIce "a cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-23
Godcy,s Lady's Book.

This valuable magazine for October has
already made It's appearance 1t Is mag
nIicent number surprising in excellence,
in our opinion, previous numbers. Ii
contains one hundred pages-its usual
number. 1t is embeIIished with twelve
full-page engravings Of the finest texture,
evidently the workmanship Of master ar
lists. Price SO per annum. Address /.
A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-23
TIE Recent EleCtions.

Elections for Governor, Members OF
Congress and State Officers, have lately
been held in Maine and Vermont, and in
bo,h the Administration has been signaI.y
routed. In Vermont, Judge Boyce,
Wing and anu-Administralion, has been
elected Governor by ll,000 majority.
Congressman, Legislature, and State Off
GERS are all over " Iig and anti-Adminis-
lraIion. In Maine, The defeat Of the Adj
is equally decisive. Cover
nor and Members of Congress are all anti
Administration, and the members Of the
are Of the same politics in the
raiio of TWO to one.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-23
Potatoes Isl Ireland.

The Belfast Mercury says, "the mag.
nituIe Of the crop for 1854 is certainly
very much beyond that ever before known
in this country. Taking low average,
we should say tha! the gross value OF Ire
lands potato lands this season cannot be
under LI5,UUO,00O." Ireland contains
now not more than six millions and hail
of inhabitants, and the potato crop for the
present year is estimated TO be worth sew
enty millions of dollars, or rather more
than ten dollars for each man, woman and
child.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-23

A riot of a most fierce and sarguinary
nature broke out at New Orleans, on Sat
urday last, the 9th inst, between par
ry Of Irish and Americans, in the lower
section Of the city, and the number Of
combatanis soon sweIIed to such an eX-
tent as to defy the police for time. The
Irish were armed with muskels and the
Americans with pistols, and the Ggbl las
ted more than an hour, during which there
were more than one hundred Shots fred.
The military were called out, bat the riot
ers had been dispersed by the pchcc be-
fore they reached the ground.
On Monday evening the riots were re
newed with still greater violence, and il
was reported that several were Killed, tul
this proved premature.
The riots were again renewed on Tues
day evening, and two more were killed,
and the number Of the wounded consider
ably increased. The military were again
called out, and soon checked the rioters,
and still retain possession of the scene Of
riot. The excitement has now some
what subsidized.