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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

SOUTH CARoLryA RACES.

SOUTH CAROLINA RACES.
CoyGARrr JOCKEY CLUB RAcrs-Two mile heats, purss
Sa0c-cec. 10, 1S64--The Columbia Timer gives In
following account Of the races:-Ihe field to-day,
sstng OF five, all Of them OF considerable reputation
promised fine sport The Maid of Orleans, T. G. Moore
entry, seemed to be the favorite, though we're
willing to give the field. Owing TO the inauguration OF
usual hour The Maid the inside track, and seemed
determined TO sustain the advantage she had thus
lie first mile by Col Campsels Corioia Read and Eea
Evans she still, however maintained the frst position.
On the first turn of the second mile T. u. Goltssys
entry made brush at her, and succeeded In closing the
rsp BEFORE however, the three turn she shook
linn OFT and the heat by three four lengths, Ellen
Evans coming 10 second Iimc-351.
The Maid had shown such Eeeness that the odds
considerably in her favor against any named nag stl
many thought that The heat had not been commended for
the usual delay OF thirteen minutes the five started
again the Maid taking tho lead closely pressed hy Ellen
Evans and Cordels Reed, the Others packing in very
well Ellen Evans succeeded in making up the rap in
quarter stretch and passed under The string the first
mile, taf length ahead; the Maid nos fell behind
Cordea Reed taking her place. the contest for the heat
being evidently between hcrseIf and Ellen Evans The
closnut mare maintained her position, and won The
beat by two three lengths CordeIa Reed coming in
The race now seemed 10 lie between Ellen Evans aud
Cogdelia Reed though thought thatT D. Goldsby =
entry had been lying in wait, and would now make hii
push for tie race. On the second turn first mile Of tbs
heat be succeeded in passing the Maj who had taken
the lead and kept this position, closely pressed by Ellen
Evans unt ,, reached the quarter stretch, where the
Ilay, and concnded calamity With he mare. Daring
the last milo Of this heat te position Of the five
not materially changed, the mare winning the heat,
Cordeiia Reed second. Time--3b3
LOUISIANA RACES.
IouisIAFA ctrB hTrAIEIg CouRse-rucsday, ncc II,
1s64Swc pstakes for three year o8s two nile heats
$500 crit ance, s1c0 forfeit.
John 1uLnhnfs CHI. e. Namaokee, by Glencoe dam
sally shnnnon, years old......,..,.....~....
A. Lec0ntc ca. = CHI. & Ielle, by Flying Dutch
man. Jam Mise Riddle, years oii..,...s....s
John Clarke Cart. J, w Mir0rg) cl. r. Lahoi.
BY BelsLszrsr, aniveracity' years Old. 800 y
linn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

TEE MARYLAND Coal TRApE--During the week
ending the Oh instant there were transported over
tie Cumberland Coal and Iron Company's Railroad
l,5S2 tons; over. the Mount Savage iron Comps1y's
Railroad, 2220 tons; and over the Georges Csesk
1916 tons. Total from the whole coal regioa for
the week, 9.977ll tons; and since the first Jsnu
AIRY last $50 2440l tons--of which 4Sl ,97l.13 tons
were ira. sported over the Baltimore and Ohio VII
road, and 100 27204 tons descended the Chesap Ike
AID Ohio canal,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

ny ASn WITH TIE ADVICE AND nw SENATE
James ~. Bowlu, Of missouri, to be Minister fiesi-
dent Of the United states in the republic of New Ora
nada.
John Priest, Of Pennsylvania, to be Consul Of tho
United states for the port Of Juan del Sur Mica
rsgus.
George b. Nerwin Of OHIO a. be Consul of the United
States for The port 81 VapaI also, 10 Chile.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

VISIT or QUEEN vrcroRJA TO CANADA.-rhe Can
ada pepers ere -arnly discussing tie proprety Of
pettioniug the Queen to visit her dJmnions upon
this side q the Atlantic Ocean, The Hamilton Ca
Soie, Toronto Globe. AID Montreal Pii3t, unite "a
urging thst she DO invited to tske voyage next
GUNNER, by which time, says the Plot, "she WARM
Europe may have terminated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

THE SMALL Pox AT NAxTUcygr.--rs IL ssid that
IN Nantucket within few weeks, iiy four cases of
suall pox or var o'oid have ben reported. O; ths
recls number, thirty recovered, three died, aud
apps0 H. IN the sonth part OF tho to6n bat spread,
al fha north.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

The increase Of espitsi Is at the Eliot bank, 1925
II is stated that the Middlstewn silver lead min
have been sold for $l25 900 to capitalists in Eng
land, who are preparing To send out strong fosoe
OF miners to prosecute the busiasss on large scale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

KINGSTON, ia, N Jv. II, 1904.
Arrival Of the Flag Ship Bosca,can-M Meeting Of
the Legislature Weather, &c.
Rear Admiral Fanshswe, in bis flag ship Bos
cawan, u gans, arrived at this port on the 10th
inst. II ON Bermuda.
The Legislature Ia to meet for business on the
18th inst.
There Is no particular news, &C., to vrite. The
island has been visited with some good showers Of
rain.
There are few cases Of cholera still lingering
about the island. But Kingston Is very heal ny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21


BROADWAY rHEArsG-The favorite opera Of
FRA Diavolo," which was received on Monday
evening with great enthusiasm, is announced again
for this evening-Mr- Harrison "a Fra Diavolo, Mr..
BcrraLi IS Giccouo, and Hiss Louisa Pyne IS Ter.
lima. The amusements win close with the comedy
Of "A Lucky Hit" Tho "BsggaI's Opera" will be
played again tomorrow evening.
BOwERY THEArRE.-The dramatic pieces an
nounced for this evening are sach az csnnos fail to
draw large audience. The comedy Of the "R,ush
Diamond" will bs the opeaing piece, viii ii will bs
followed ~ the Ascot on tie Tight Rope The
Ocean" viii conclude the smui ements. The Bowe-
~ theatre Ia doing well.
NIBLo's GARDEN.-Donizeti's orera Of "Lucy
Lsmmermoor" is announced for this evening
These who Rave Tot heard the sweet singing o
Mile Nau In the role OF Lucy Ashton, should visi
Nibos tonight, when they viii receive rich treat
Messrs. st. Allyn, HorlcastIe and Hsrrison in & G
other characters. Mr.. Horncastle takes his bens1s
tomorrow tveling.
BURROWS THEATRE--Thc musical drama of
"Monf. Jacques" IL selected for this evening, Mr..
Norris Barnett appearing. Miss Msca-thy will sing
fav0rife ballad, and the very attractive piece o
"Tie Upper Ten and the Lo yer rseny" will con
cluCe the anusemeLts. All me leading me nbe-s Of
Bafton's fine company will sppear in prominent
Characters.
WALLAcK's THEArRE.-The manager Of this "a
vorite resort finding lis two new pieces the come.
dies Of 1.-TWO to One" and "A Gentleman from
Ireland, +" to have made what IL termed decided
hit he therefore announces them again for this eve
niDg with the same casts. The farce f"My VII. .
5. cord Floor" terminates the am usemsnts.
METROPOLITAN THEATEE.-Mr. James Anderson,
the tiagedisn, appears tonight as Evelyn, in BuI-
wer's comedy Of Money" supported by Mrs. N.
Jones as Clara. The drama Of "Michael Erev will
follow, Mr.. J. Prior a. Michael, and Mrs. NJ. Jones
as Mary Woodward. Mr.. Anderson takel his benefit
tomorrow evening. The elder Brother and
Lady Of Lyons" are selected.
AMERICAN MusEuK.-Tbe selections for this AZ
terncon consist Of "Alelen aud the amusing picc }
called ITO Obpge B-pson." In the evening, the do
nestle drama OF Luke the j aborern and the farce
Of the "Msid Of the Mountain" Mr.. j. r. Scott as
Philip; G. W, Clarke as Luke; Hadaway IS Bobby
Tr0t.
WOODS VARTEIEs.-A 0ne bill il announces for
this eveDipg-ns gro deiineations, comic singing,
dane cling, &C., by white characters, and the ne
comic pantom'me Of the "Gold Dlggers." with
Carlo and Son In leading parts con dudes all.
BucKLEY's SERENADERs.- Beauty and the
Beast" 10 still drawing WELL /. Is announced fer
tits evening, with great variety Of other entertain
Ments.
Miss HKrRNG.-This favorite actress takes her
benefit tomorrow evening, when it ID hoped her
friends will give her bumper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

At the second board the market for some Of the
isrcies was better. Hudson Railroad went up per
cent; Panama Railroad, 8; Erie Railroad, |. New
York Central Railroad declined / per cent. Nicara-
qua closed firm.
The steamship Washington, with one weeks
later intelligence from Europe, is overdue at this
port. She bas been atses nearly fifteen days. The
steamship America Is also due ct Halifax, and her
advices may anticipate those BY the Washington.
The receipts as tie Office Of the Assistant Trea-
surer Of shis port to-day amounted 70 81. 02o; pay
ments sos 461 IL; paid for Assay Office, $26s, 27l
A. balance, 50. G85, 1886 IS.
The Bank Of N nth America has declared eemi-
annual dividend Of THREE and half per cent; the
Chemical Bark, six per cent; the Mechanics and
Traders Bank Of Jersey City, four per cent.
The net earnings Of the NorWich and Worcester
Railroad Co. having been used up in payment Of
bonded debt, and fsr the connection with the New
London road at Norwish, it Is proposed to pay
dividend Of n per cent, which has been earned,
and rsfe the moLey for the payment Of the dividend
by bonda, deducting the discount on the bonds from
the DIVIDEND.
Tie Cleveland, PaiuesviIle and Ashtabula Railroad
Company have declared cash half yearly divi lend
OF five Per cent.
The earrings OF the Erie Railrosd Company for
November 1853 and 1854, Tere as follows
November, 1907. .$t9l, 400 30
November, 1908. ..............,.... S6l, 256 10
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about s32 900. This dots rot lock much like an
incit ace Of one million dollars for the year. The
rensiriug ten months in the year must show an
sversge Increase of about one hundred thousand
dollars each.
The Texan debt has again been agitssed by specu-
lasor. by reference to cur foreign correspondence
from Lordon, published in the HERALD Of the 18Th
inst, tie facts set for h before the "Mxed Com
mission for the settlement Of British and American
claims in London" Mr.. Joshua Bates being umpire,
are fairly represented, and the skulkiDg and dodg.
ing Of Texas meets with its just reward. Hr. Bates
tardy in bingipg to Anal issue, viz that the
100000 Of United States per cents being insult
cient to pay the honest debts Of Texas, for which
the government CT the UEited States Is liable,
further and sufficient sum must be forthcoming, or,
in other words. tho bill nov pending before Con.
gross must pEs. or our government becomes party
with Texas in reputation.
Various Goals are sold in this market Is "Cumber.
land" that are mere trash. The genuine article can
be had Of respectable companies. The Cumberland
coal field proper comprises ooly small portion Of
the district 10 named. We learn that some CON-
panies, having inferior kinds Of COAL sell Is Com
berlsnd." Purchasers should be on their guEd.
Those who have tried the genai1e coal fad it free
from SCOT and smell, aud pleasant and cheap feel.
The Boston railroad share market continues dull.
Western advanced 1, and closed firm at 92i; Con-
cord, 5OS; Providence, SO bid; Michigan Central,
So BIZ, IS asked, and Worc ster %, sales. Maine
wss dull and heavy at "a asked, 90 bid; Eastern,
49a asked; Fhchbu,g, faes at ~, and then offered
At 5cs; Old Colony, 75f asked for stock, and sales
Of scrip at IS; Lo veil i'm ,rovsd on q sele Of on
share, and Canada sold ct 81 the same as les
quotations.
The largest and Oldest Savings Banks Of the city
have, WITHIN the past few days, converted grea.
naIy Of their most svailabls stock securities ia.o
morey, for the purpose Of being prepared for any
emergency which might arise. 1t Ia impossible to
form any idea Of the probable extent of the drain
row going or, but there is NO doHbt it viii be car
RED much beyond any previous movemsnt OF ia
kird. TIE maasgera Of thssc Institutions should
lo,k closely to their securities, and not wait too
lorg Ia placing themselves in fsnds. These insti.
tutiors have toe largo per cent OF their deposits
locked up in such securities "a cannot DO made
avsilable. Most Of their securities are Of class
that when most wanted would be raost Deprecated,
and the banks are, therefore, likely, when most
pressed, TO be least able to meet demands upoa
stem. The annexed returas OF the Swings Ba.k,
OF Massachusetts,, for tae years 1862 aud 1853, we
give for the purpose Of $40 wing how these ins;ltu
ticIs dispose of their depcs.s:-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


wApHEsDAy, Dec. .0--G M
There WIS . b. tier 'esliPg IN the arkss toby.
Quotations show an advance while tas transactioss
wee comparatively lin ted AZ the first board,vi
einia SIS improved yer cen Erie Income Bonds, I;
Canton Co., !; Cumberland Coal q; Es Railroad, 4;
Hsrlem, 4; Reading Railroad, 4; Hudson River Rail-
road }; Panama Rsilrosd, IL. Manhattan Gas scrip
fell OFF, per cent Cleveland and Ccledo road, l.
State stocks ara railroad bonds we're not in mach
demand to day. snd the sales were Moderate. There
is not The siiG htest disposition TO lake held Of any
Of the isrces for the purpose OF spccua ion, and n
will without doubt be some time before we shall see
any movement Of that kind Of any importance.
moderate let up in the money market would rot
suffice to give activity TO fancy stocks. The pnblie
have had enough Of speculation for time, and they
viii not be again lead very easily into The losses
recently realized win not be forgotten, aud then
very few will have the means to engage ve:y ex,sn
siyely in any operations for . long time. Qaota-
tons for seeks generally may not fal Of much
more, but it is pretty certain they cannot
improve much until great change takes place in
their condition and actual value. The decline In
foreign excha ges, which many look upon % .
favorable feature, may prove just the coasrary.
decline to points that would just prevent shipments
W epeSAV wac oorA euf0 Uus AeAAlnB VA ~ pUAnte
calculated TO create any apprehensions in the Lon
don money msrket would react upon VI, and prove
. greater loss than gain. We have NO fears shat
such decline in rates can be sustained long enough
TO have any Injurious Effect on the other sde. Our
spring inpo. tatiens must soon commence, and
although they will in the aggregate 10 limi'sd,
they will, beyond question, be large enough TO
keep excbar &c up TO healthy poiAts. We shall be
content if our supplies of California gold can be
retained IN she country. The addition Of four
nillicrs Of dollars per month to our stock Of pre-
cious metals would suffice TO spec Oily remove eur
financial troubles. An importation u gold from
Europe would lead to an undue imitation, and We
should soon feel its Injurious effects. For every
dollar imported into this country from England, ven
would in less than twelve months 60 back.
After the adjourr ment Of the board, the following
sales Of stocks were made At suction:--
100 shares Harlem PR preferred (geuuine) 73h TAX
10 do. Bank Of the State Of New York. ....... con
100 do. Shoe and Leather Bank ........... SO S6a
20 do. City Bank Of Broob lyn ................ Ok
q do. Cltzeus Fire Insurance COMPANY 1921
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Total os2 500 9,27s lit II ,6s2, COL 7,7ss,les
A comparison Of the above aggregates with th ss
Of the statement for the previous week. exhibits the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21


Five civic judges have been susper ded In Mexico,
fsf one month, In consequence OF having directed
disfespectful communication on the subject Of taxa
hon Of costs to the supreme government.
An order has been issued prohibiting papers from
taking portions Of official documents from the off,
cial papers; they are to be compelled to publish Al
y one, under penalty Of . heavy fine.
The Mexican Economist has suspended publica-
ton; for what reason is not stated.
Correspondence Of the New Orleans Bee
mexico, Dec. 5th 1854.
On Friday, Saturday and sunday last the people
- the Capital voted on The two questions submitted
- them, Wis Shall His Most Serene Highness
continue 10 exercise his Presidential functions with
fall power, as at present If not, who sh all sue
seed him This political solemnity was marked by
IN icy coldDess. The opponents did not dare to
usder virtual constraint. One OF the papers-the
Eco de Esp0na-declares thar the first $4,000 votes
were csst in favor Of Santa Anna. and only one
against him. l greatly doubt the truth Of this
statement, as the details OF the vote can only be
made public after certain delay. would, never
theIsss, not DO surprised at this result. A decree
by the Minister OF tse Interior. declares the dis
ntsssl Of any government fnnctionary who abztains
frop voting, while lay exists which chastses in
eAe same manner any officer Of the administration
who may entertain opinions differing from those of
the party in power. Consequently. you may reAdi-
y understand that the YARN Of Office holders, and
the military force Of the country all voted one and
uhe fsne way.
Yos r. me Inber, doubtless, that the circular estab
lhbing tie ferns en- rulss according to which the
popular vote was to be given, empowered the OH
GERS OF the army, and the heads ss corporations,
civil and religions, to vote for s the members
posing them This was going rather far, but was
mot epu7gh, as the same rule was applied 10 al pub
3ic cffces Thus for instance, the ofciai mayor Of
q csbnet votes for the employees the preaidens of o
court IL Justice votes for every member OF the
court &c, &C. This will explain to you how it
happens that while scarcely any one went 10 tho
POLLS On The first day, ten thousand votes we're
scrited few hours after tie opening or the polls.
I would strongly recommend this new STYLE Of con-
dustirg elections. Hag would 1t suit tbs United
6ta'ei
number of anecdotes are cir Mated respecting
Nis rce Of free snffrsee. The OIL hal mayor Of the
Minister NJ Finance collected The votes Of tho Office
holoem eight days before the lst OF December. They
NJ svswed themselves Ia favor of Santa Anna ex-
eept Two, who hare been, or ora about TO he, ais
missed. they knew their fate beforehand, bat no
bly, ofned 70 sacrifice their Independence.
AZ the auditors office Two days before the cleo
tisn, the President Can zero gathered together his
employ "a and demal ded Their ocnon for the pur-
Pose ~ voting for them sll. The first TO whom be
s--- : M HoIasterio, 500 Of An ancient off,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20

BADGE Bunxr-The Monoccacy Bridge, at the
Frederick junction, on tie Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, So miles West of Baltimore, was totally
destroyed by fire on Friday evening. The struc.
ture was entirely of wood. ard The fire is supposed
TO have been communicated by sparks from one
of the freght trains which left he:e on Friday
morning.
No material detention TO the passenger trains
has been caused. as there is another bridge about
100 yards from the one destroyed, on which pas
sengers can cross. a large free is now, employed
in rebuilding the Railroad Bridge, and it will lie
seen by notice Of the Company in another col
ann, that the foo:wny is already up, and that the
Bridge will be ready for trains 10 pass on Wednes-
day next. There are plenty of cars West of the
Bridge 10 take all Of the freight that may be pre-
scented at Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20

TnE LATE Hcu WIND seems 10 have OCCASION
ed considerable destruction of properly. along
line of tie Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. In adj
dition 10 the destruction by fire of the Monoccacy
Bridge, we learn that The residence of P. H. Cor
kus, an agent Of the road, at the Mounta in Depot,
eight miles west of Mutttnsburg, was totally de-
strOyel with all its contents, Friday morning.
Also that another dwelling house at Grafton, one
mile east of Feuerman, was consumed. The
sparks from locomotives, otherwise harmless, fan
ned no flames by the high wind, were doubtless
the cause of these fires.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20

FRou the programme of the commencement OF
Columbia College, New York. on tie 9th inst nj.
We perceive that an euIogy on Ike late CHARLES
W. EuFE, whose loss is so deeply nourned by his
friends in this city, was pronounced by one of his
classmates. A friend writes US that Mr.. H. B.
Turner, who pronounced the uosy, was not in
timateIy acquainted with the deceased, but the
acquaintance was sufficient for him TO deliver the
euogy with much feeling. The circumstances
were deeply affecting. The class formed semi
circle in font of Mr.. T., and while he addressed
them listened with bGeathless 81 ence. Each stu.
dent wore the mourning badge, and from Mr.. TuI,
nel's wrist float, the sad emblem o: affection ant
redard for his departed ciassmaie. The follow,
ing is copy of the beautiful and appropriate ad,
dress
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RIYER IMPORTS.

SrEUBENVILLE--Pfr Steamer Viroqua.-
Rhodes & o ny Is bgS cotton yarn. % bales a ;
ting, McGnuens & Knox bbs butter, 4 kgS lard
Q cSks do; Buckles & Clnrte 10 rtlls leather;
Passenger IL Scks char stuff. 60
SuNFISH-Per steamer Stcph.n BayDd.-JR
Miller & Co 6s bill corn meal; NJ Matthews / bBl
flour; A Rdgely Is scks potatoev, 5 do corn meal.
bucket butter, 1 do lard. @ Robinson 80 bills
corn; Cowgirl & AIeSwonls hundels fruit trees; D
Murray is bbl potatoes, 25 do corn.
ST. LOUIS-Persteaner Golden State.-Swe-
ney & Son 80 bbIs sand; Talant & Delnpluin 10
bales hemp. los hides; W 7 Robinson 81 bills
molassts. go . st - = .,s-2 t5''@.s'''is %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20

looking back to our college days, we Wilt think OF
iiim-the beloved classmate anlthe tue friend
and mature manhood, and all the pleasing remin-
sciences Of youth; will MT refuse his early grave
theftri ME Of a tear. y q = y y . srl.rf
And,his Sudden and iihtx nectea death should
warn us hat The world in which we now soiuuln
is not our constant abiding place. But that we,
like him, must receive and obey the iUalsllmmons.
And wien the messenger of Death, fapping over
us his datksome pinoIs, shall call onus 10 follow,
let us enleavor TO be prepared, Tint we may not
turn away with horror and alarm; but behold in
him the face Of an angel. whose approach we can
welcome with resignation, and may sink 10 rest,
as did our beloved brother, willingly and prepared.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20

ELorEuExr.-The sieubenrille Herald says it
,eems to be an established fact hat John Rine.
I,plIorl of the Union House, in Lagrange. in that
county, eloped on Monday nigL last, with daugh-
Ter Of jesse Hukill, of the same place. The for
r,er Iel, wife and one child; the latter was 10
Years Of age. and pretty well provided with mon
ey from The store of her father.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20

TnE MEETING al the Court House on Saturday
ni,bt was marked by the utmost confusion and
btoke up without doing anytling-the p;emedita-
,sJ nIap of a large number who came there to pre-
vent calm discussion of the serious matters pre-.
.sn,ed Ly our Delegate, Mr.. GALLY, for which the
rrert,ng was called. The hour at which our pa
ner IS made up prevents US from giving the pro-
ceedings in detail. .''s'
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TEIlEGRAPHIC NEW S
Blythe National Line.
lrELEGRAPHEn FoRTaEnAlIY iNrELLtG RNc
5 80 SERIOUS RIOT g

q - SERIOUS RIOT.
NEw HAVEN, March S--A serious riot occurred
here las; evening betweensome citizens aud par.
ty OF Yale students. Pistols were fred and brcks
used freely. "A man named Patrick O'Nell was
shot dead; another severely wounded in his leg by
Z, pistol. ball; and Mr.. r. II. Scofield, who was
passing quietly up Chapel street, received stay
pirtol ball in his arm. Tie bells were subse-
Iquently runs, ard two cannon brought upon The
rreen were loaded aud fired ut one of the college
buildings. The riot was finally quel'ed by the
city authorities. acting III concert with ti.,. college
facnlty. ms