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Baltimore Correspondence.
Mayor Kinks and the City Councit--1rou6le a,,-
ticipated- Business looking up-Local Matters.
RArrruopr Ian A lQkh

Mayor Kinks and the City Couneil--7rou an
ticipated- Business looking up-Local Matters.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 4. 1855.
/ regret to learn that the difficulty between
Mayor Kinks and the members of the City Coun-
ell relative to his appointments is likely to come to
an open breach. The Mayor is an intelligent man,
but one who cannot be sweryed to the right or
left by friend foe, contrary to his own Judgment
Of what is right and proper. The members of the
City Council have taken the ground that all the
appointees under the present administration should
have the qualifications Of a membership to the
American organization, dating back later than the
election day, if possible, or that they should date
their membership further back than the period of
their becoming applicants for Office. conven-
ton of delegates from the different American coun-
ellis assembled this morning and passed resolutions
approving of the position taken by the members
Of the City Council
They also appointed committee to wait on the
Mayor and. present the resolutions. The Mayor
received them respectfully but declined 10 reply
to the resolutions but In the course of his re-
marks stated that he would select his officers from
the organization in all cases that he could find
men whom he deemed suitable for the position
but that he would continue to seek such outside OF
the organization when he could not find such with
in it. rt
The matter has created much feeling, and Sc
cond meeting of the American delegates is to be
held tomorrow. The Mayor takes the ground
that there we're thousands Of men who sympa-
thized with the American organization, and voted
for their candidates who never have been, and
never win be, enrolled members Of any political
organization, and that the course which It Is do
sired he should pursue would be fatally injurious
to the party in all future contests.
Business seems to be taking fresh start in this
city, am pleased TO say and our merchants are
looking hopefully forward for an carly and flourish
ing commencement Of the spring trade. The tidngs
from the Ohio river give promise of large influx
Of produce over the Ohio road
Local affairs are quite dull with us at present,
and beyond the robbery of foolish butcher, named
Henry Shinagle yesterday in the Point Market, Of
$3.50, know Of nothing worth noting
The weather here continues mild and damp, with
indications Of rain ere long. Aumcus.
BosroS, Jan. 2.-The ship Minstrel arrived at
this port, brings Cape Of Good Hope papers TO
November 4th.
So large an amount Of wool had accumulated at
Port Elizabeth that freight to London had consid-
eraby advanced
The Cape papers contain severe articles on the
policy Of the Home Government, as regards the
native tribes.
The country was in an unsettled state, many
murders are chronicled.
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AUCTION, SALES.
BY ROTHwELL 4 BROWN,

Asy wv - w - UAAVV
AuctiOncers.
sale Of Improved property.
On Thursday, the first day Of February, 1855,
We shall sell In front OF the Promises near the steam
boat landing at o'clock RI M at public auction, by
virtue q deed OF trust, dated November u.s. 1888,
s aug duiy recorded In Lber j. A. s. No. ST. folios
~ square No. S27, according 10 Rawrencos subdivi
sion Of portion Of said square, with all the alley
privileges, buildings, and Improvements, consisting
q valuable BRICK tenement A plat and description
exhibited at the sale.
Terms Of sa le: 900 cash within three DAYS after
the sale, $500 in nine months and $3.50 in twenty
one months, the balance in two years A deed to SO
given and deed of trust taken 10 secure tie deferred
payments. All conyeyancing at the expense Of the
purchaser.
A. R0THWELL, Trustee
R0THWELL 4 BROWN,
Jan 2--2t e AuctoneeFs.
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PRACTICAL PLUMBING EsTABLIsH-
MENT

No. 3D. 7th street opposite the Integencor 0tice.
TIME subscriber having completed HIS are
IL Engagements in his new store, Is now ready 10
furnish and put up all articles in hs the above line Of
business, and would state fhnt having served np-
premiership with New York firm, hc feels fully
competent to do all work ntrusted to him. with du-
rsbilty, promptness, and despatch.
dec. ID y. H. SIMS, Practical Plumber.
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sHILLINGTON-

NOTICE.
IUsT received from the hands Oft the pub
- fishers, work Of infinite value and importance
10 every workingmsn IN this District and the sur
rounding country. ar
The undersigned have been appointed sole agents
for the in the District and the States OF Mary
land and Virginia, and are now prepared 10 dispose
Of copiee, wholcsail or retail, at exceedingly low
prices.
ELvANS A THOMPSON,
Hardware Dealers,
No. 826 Pennsylvania avenue,
dec 8o-st (Intel) Between 9th A 10th sta.
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rHRISTMAs and New-Ycar Prescntsf
~ The subscriber has received large and splendid
assortment OF Fancy Goods, suitable for Christmas
and New Year presents, via: M
Staple and Fancy Stationery
Elegant Pianos
Musical Boxes
Papiermache Goods
Porte-Monnaes, very handsome
China Vases and Cologne Bottles
Ladies' Cabss, or workboxes, In great rsdsy
Gold Pens
Rodgers Cutlery
Cameo for Children
Fresh Perfumery &c
All which will be sold at reasonable prices
w. g. ZANTZINaER,
stst'oners' Hall, adjoining the Kirkwood House.
dec 2l--2wdn
r. NEAL, on seventh Street, opposito
wholesale and retail
WINES AND LIQUORS
OF all kinds,
sEGARs, 30
nov 1s--H
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ID ECEIyED this day, a further supply Of
n Coulter's Canned Oysters Persons wishing
them In quantities will please give one or two day.
notice, at No. 3e7 Sixth street, between q and Il
100 bushels in the shell. t dec 27--6ts
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TT GATHER RETICULEs.--A new lot just
IL received and very cheap, at tLAMMONDs
dec ~ Seventh stresA
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FASHIONABLE DRESS, TALMA, AND
ClOak-makfng Establishment.
No. 4s AZ street, sonh Of Psansyluania aeenu.
n AIDES desiring TO be fitted ont In tho
named articles Of dress will do well 10 call at the
above-named establishment.
Also, Room to rent suitable for an office
dec 1S--1m
ri AIDES WORK BOXEs.-A frosh supply
- and vssy chssp at LAMMoNDh 7th sc
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ABsrRAcr or THE MONTHLY RETURN or THE Car
TAIN OF rHE AUXILIARY GUARp.--There was con-
fined In the Central Guard House, for the month Of
December, 229 persons Of which, 81 were born
in Ireland, II in Germany, 10 in England and Scot
land, in France in Russia, In Italy, SO in the
several States, and "a in the District; Of the
latter, 10 are negroes.
BY this report Il win be seen that in Washing
ton, where our foreign population bears small pro-
portion to that in other cities, the criminals and
panpcrs are ina very large ratio foreigners there
being more committals Of Irish than Of any other
nation.
II Is gratifying fact that but Al white people Of
our own District were put in "dursnce vile" du-
ring the month. It speaks well for the District,
and proves that we are not a disorderly people
The able Captain of the Watch obtains the place
of the natvities of all who come before him, for
his own information, and to him we are indebted
for these statistics.
CRIMINAL CouHr, January 8, is55.--P. d. Key
prosecuting attorney.
The English Hin rioters were tried yesterday.
William 0'Brien, Maurice Rady, and William Mur-
ply, we're all convicted Of assault, and sentenced
to pay a fine Of IS, and imprisonment in the coun-
| ~ Jail two weeks each.
| Sarah 0'Bren was acquitted.
| Mary Heating was acquitted upon the charge
Of keeping bawdy house. r4a .s3 ait r.
| William Burke, John Swami, John Liverpool,
and John Barnes we're all convicted Of riot
| William Mason pleaded noio confendre for as
sault, and was sentenced TO pay "a fine of a. and
4 costs. e0 sl..H5
w. s. Albeaux was tried for an assault upon
MaryE. Morris. The Jury gave their verdict this
morning Of guilty. Sentenced TO sit months IN
the oouaty jan, and fine Of 81.
Townsend Ferguson, Marcella Duncan, and Pat
rick Kelly were discharged.
The grand jury have adjourned I'll Tuesday nerA
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by GREEN A. SCOTT, Auctionecrs.
SALE OF VERY YALU

Ian 2-2t
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THE DYING GLADIATOR,
On exhibition at Xor,ssons Building, -Four and hal
street, near Psnasyladaia aUenus, from o'clocl
n. IT. until 10 p. M, daily.
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Police Intelligence.
pEscFST vPoS GAMBLING HoUsE-AgREsT o. rHg
INMATES

DEscfST vPoS GAMBLING Horsr-AggEsT o. THE
IFMATrs.
Iast night shortly after ten O'Clock, descent
made By the police gambling house stuated A. the
northwest eernsr of Twentieth street and Third ave-
The premises represent porter house the
frs hoos, and the seeondfoor designaed for sam
bling when the posse Of police belonging TO the rsssyrd
corps entered the place under disguise, they found 10
the upper room nineteen young congressted around
billiard table, playing AZ game called vantoon.
When the reserved corpf entered they not recognized
police, and those present thougat they we're mes
party coming in 10 play shortly afterwards, however.
The police made Themselves knovn, aud Capt WRilng,
" the Eighteenth ward, with posse ot msp, guarded
The outer aopr. The nineteen prisoners then con.
veJsd 70 The Eighteenth ward station houss where thsy
we're detained Tor examination. Thi, Whole ahsir vas
ordered BY the Mayor and officer Hope o the reserved
corps was deputed 20 conduct the business. warrant
issued By Justice Osborne for the arrest of william
nonnsn, the reputed Keeper of the house with The
further Instruction 70 arrest all who found the
premises gambling. The prisoners viii be taken belors
justice osbofne this morning for sx animation.
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~ ~ @y real eatats lying and being In the eouaaes Of
DupaSe and Mciienry. Ia the Slate % Lrino aad
~ 9thsr tsate real personal ana mred, savs what
nau be necessary for the payment OF my sast ds6ts
~ enpen'es IN the folio sing manner that 70
sI.asy givei devise and bequcath 10 Giwsrd
inona aiintr snd Simon Doyle iaor both OF tie tr
,nehx', o county Of Cook ia the Stats OF Iufnos
, "non netsby consulate and aPpo mt executors ans
sne.s. ~ ny az Wal aid testament, and TO their
so's ~ once al my real estate lying In tile aaid
eochueh OF Oooki Dupage aud McHcnry aad ali my a.,
Ato boih fth personal and mixed OF wh,tsyer knd or
nature together with all my money notes a. well due a.
become due book accounts due bls stoeLa % hanks
railroad stocks and s Winds aud ceser,u,loa. oI nro
ptrty Whatever which own or 60 which 1 am ~ ,n..
be cntiied But In trust nevertheless for the aoa use
bt tncht and behoof Of my nfant 500, Albert W Gr~ca
and the heirs of his body But subject To the
oos - direct that my said executors or exnculoc
snail a. soon as may be, convert ali my personal estAts
aud eHsots into money and Invest the same tosntbsr
with tue other money beorsng TO my estate upon good
foan!' rem the proceeds whereof, AMI OF ths
rest oi my estate, they shall educate support
ana maintain the said Albert ". Green Pro
vided, horeyer, that II the said Albert w. Green
shall do without leaving chIld or children or Il
The taid ALERT W. Green shall die leaving n caiId or
cbilden and such child Children aha die before ar
rivng at the age Of twtntyone ysara then in eithsv
event give aud bcqueath the whole OF my esata rea
personal and mixed then remaining OF whatever nJ and
nature including securities Of all description, to thu
Frmsns Bsreyolent Ac Of the city OF Chc ato
,ad state, TO be equally divided between thsm aud
their SUCCESSORS forever
la witness Whereof the said George W. Green have
hereuno set my hand and seal 10 this my Last wi
tstamont this sixteenth Aay of January - tho year OF
our Lord oEe thsltand eight hnadrcd and Hfiy.ave.
= GEORGE W. GRvKN.
signed sealed pubshcl and declared by chs said
george W. Green ~ hia last w aad tes,auen, IN tho
have set our names a. witnesses RS WILSON.
BAriiSuAII.
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Move abou, tho osban Erpsd,,,ou.


MN OsftAHs fsb I5--3 r. NJ.
have just returned from visit 10 ths grand go
eampment Of Tie 6Hbusters, vrh hss been b,hsi
ON the raniati0n ~ Colonel stewart below thia sity
found the q he fsther hard set ef eases Large
number having Tor iof Time bern " nsmbers of tho
Jar, end iosfcrs about tho gIsz shops ~ Charles
stIsat DO not ssssk They -l make good patriots
fighting peB.
n PtdgaHs Of III. dsts denies that there Il Any ss
rsfi'iou on foot, sud sjs that Is people here
Ne~s 20 people here Why, every msn woman, asS
th I'd n This city aware that there erpsdifion on
foat Fvsr, BODY talks about a. and tbs eity 4. ran 81
men -bo sfo going "a Csba. Tho hotels are fun and
ever boarding house ~ tosn 1. crowded With CaJsa
ptiTiatsi ttrangs fAcss, from KeDtueky, Alabama
teaAa, aud hlsslssppi Tho statements OF thA Hsyaa.
IaIss that the steamers nAn4ci Webster and proas-
ttus Hr fngagfd, no, true hut ths sissnsr. Paap~
70. thtt'd states sni husaehusstts are al sngsK.d
end 90 misiake Thearst 'bpmsnt ~ nl.n will 10
The coast of ItofdA ant tie sncsmpme n here oaly
b M - divert the spaplsh Con.aia stisa.
lion iTtta tbe real place of starting,
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The ISlnr,ey Expcdirs~o.

AhOlUhk hAFLANAfDhI LEIrhA.
lhe following letter fIo thu secfstary u ths kunsy
expedition was written TO gentleman Ia 81 Lsti. -.
WAssfsuros CuY, Jan. 20, 1895.
G.n H. !. Kinney, governor general and oommaaier-
IN cbie OF the Central American Company retevsd yours
o. ths IAN and 10 reply would say ths esr~itoa to
Centr America IN for the pnrpeae OF oolonsy and
Ting the territory owned BY tls Central American Com
papy On ana about the sire OF hs State Of Tssnesaee
aud OF eztabshing repubc thereon, Gen, Ksasy has
sbsplnie yovor 20 grant lands make titles &C. &c
said territory, The Central Amcrisan Company
these lands under ysi grant and most uuionbted s
As to the nature Of the county Gen Kinney wouii
fer you 10 any OF tho number of Caifolsus who
constantly crossing the territory, o. to those who have
rcsced there. The universal tealimopy or those 10 that
aboundng In agricultural mineral aud other
Etmlsanta may 90 th're "a they CONS 70 ts country.
fortnight 10 ssn Juan del Nor Grey town whch In
the territory and which will be this plAes of dsbA Aon
Asa special irdueement 10 colonization Ani for this d.
fence OF the territory grants 81 land will be msis 10 an
-o.s who iato companie, for the purposs ss
bscomiDEa mlltaty organization shen they arrive In
tho courtty Or TO s others will engsgs 10 4.
military capacity, ,h,ad the govern neat REQUIRE u.
None viii be required 70 MAKE this engagsmeni for
period longer than twelve month, from the time Of sae
eogsgemcnt For thn each will rscsvs grant of
land " go acrs each commlA opcd ogecr undsr tbs
rank OF hilor, $50 acres, aud officers of superior
grade, more 20 proportion 10 their rank Dar NJ tbs
time Of asr,iss each ' ~ recslvs So . month Aoi
officers the same pay oncsrs Ia me United States
service.
Any ehoient geotle emen who can raise companies of
IT. trtny 70 forty usn, and who are capabie OF CON
ma ndiuE End who viii conduct them =, their coat. WITH
egupments and prosisoaf, - San joan or 0tsy'os..
viii be entitled 70 esraln's comnisson, With ths
aboye compensation.
General kinney viii leave he uaii.d states Cor ssu
Juan about the let ~ fsbraary
1bsre viii te fcyifusst going from New Orleans
about th. 91th % February
No civil appointnsnt can bs m,4. un,n tho govsru-
m nj 10 tAtAbhshoA, aud th,n the most capable snd
VI n rHiIrArs sser-,.rJ
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PtKTIcUJ IRs or THE EosBAEpuBSr or oHHisTfis.
RoEG w TIM BRITISH --CArTaIs HoLLiSs M
CupHD.
A correspondent Of tie Ionson Nsics writing fr1Us
Chr,tltnshorg Dec. 2Vih, ,aYs -Hsr.tOfore all 3s
pu.s occurring smangst The NATIVES - that part Of Ter
Majesty settlements (the Gold Coast sF1ngtl
BY the ecmmAndant captain Bird a. the Chsile bot Of
late they became Cprosei 10 the usual mode procasd
lrg snG refused 20 submit 10 the British iaI a. he
time PREVENTING provisions bsng sent q soc caste
~ last the reported 70 MS erceleney Lieut.
Colonel = J. Hli. Governor sni ComnAndsr.n Chlef of
her Nse,ty settlements on the Gold Coast, rho, s'isr
the gr.sest forbeArsnce. eAu,ea proeamstCn 20 Be
usd and posted through the tS-n 70 the eject thst
" they did refrain from their rebeoas prsctess
the tswn would be burned Tie procis tzatisn
treated with tie utmost contempt asd Lieut. BroTnsr
-bo, with ercort vss returning ffom Jsmestosa
stones and With difculty reached the castle. The 90
tie va completely biocssdei, and ell s.ppl.. rot 81
consequently, 10 ssftsfene~, the fooring n.sssTss
were bad recourse TO
On the I5h september, At o'eioes A. NJ fsinf c9n,.
ntIesd on the town from the batteries Of the ssr A
stsscy Gre vas tspt up ard returned unfnss ngIy "
the Enemy. Dunng the day, Capt bird (vho ~as ever
present directing the mem received saht ~oand from
bsl In the arm bot hspriiy without sny bal CO.'S.
queness One corporal and tkzss privasss we're shot
dead and twenty four pfivstss dsngsrously wounded
The arsg vss hspt up for several days 81 in,srvss
finally the rebels couplstsy vacated The ts-n -alsh
Il perfect rain ev~J house having been assroysa
III. r.b.., asos, soco ar. Al p,.sst .se.n,.ia 10 II.
nsishborhood Of Chrisfiaastox The TOYS ~ ressss,
stusse about svs miles from rhris'sa.bo,s has bsss
h'snsd " bsT psiss'y's ssg ssg2ys
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WET Gcops WEI GOODS WET GOODS -
w s25, 600 worth of vet goods to be sold of mms.
oiately consisting oil linen goods OF all kinds, linen
shsetug anil shirtng, linen dsmasks napkins, wells
and towelrg doylers, linen hsndkerchefs, &c. Also,
2b and bales OF cotton shrfng AMI shseting pill
low cottons at rs per cent less than any - be
found In the city 1s oi prints from Cd great
bargain The above goods viii prove great saving 10
all that call Thousands vi say who have purchased
frequently within the last tw days As hundreds have
not been able 10 get served Ia consequence OF the great
rush during the afternoon, would most respectfully
say 10 all who intend purchasing 70 call in the morn
Ing BY doing they Will ensure prompt attention.
All goods SCUM wet only and sent 70 all parts
Of tie city and vicinity free. ANDREW O. COLBY No.
81 Third avenue, between ninth aud Tenth streets.
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The following are the provisions Of the liquor bill
Which has lately been presented 10 the Wisconsin, Hons.
Of Representatives -
Sec l. Prevents the selling or giving away or Keeping
for sale, any Intoxicating liquors, except for sscramsn
medicinal chemical or mechanical purposes. They
bs kept in regular transportation in store prIor to
r,aehpg their place Of destination aud this section
shall not apply 10 liquors the right TO sell which given
BY any United States law.
Sec ?. Citizens Of city town may apply 20 the
Common Council or Board OF supervisors 10 sell liquor
for the above purpose or whom shsli be selected
who shall give bonds of $500 not to violate any previ
Of the aud 70 all recovered against
him.
Sec .. Such agency may be revoked at any time. and
shall be FOR any violation of the Law.
Sec No liquor TO he sold 70 be used the premises
but may be- first 10 sober citizens OF the county be
heved TO te for the above purpose second, 10 any
agent = above.
Sec . For violation Of first section OF Law br., Of
fence forfeiture OF all liquors and ine OF t25 second
subsequent offences, not less than 500 fine and m
prisonnient for 40 days For violation Of III. second
and fourth sections sOo hns aud for
selling any liquor under this act Persons purchasing
under false prsttnces $40 lne and stand com ttsd tn
paid defendants 10 pay costs Ia all cases.
Sec. gives Justices Of the Psaee urs 5s
ton with the circuit court 10 try offences Sgans this
law.
sec. 7. Upon complaint made under the law, " the
complainant s~esrs he has reason 10 believe III
concealed premises Of defendant, the justice may in
the warrant for trre,t order search OF the premises
md the OF hquor u found, 70 be hsl1 sabsct
10 the order Of the court On conviction OF defendant
liquors ore 20 be destroyed.
Sec Requires FUNDS in OF sppsal fron justices
to circuit courts
sec. $. Pr-scrib.s form Of complain, and ,rial.
roc. o. This act shall not Interfere ~th the sdnss
tra;on ~ the sacrament the sse from agent -
suothsr.
soc. 30. Rsr.sls license law Of 1851
Sec. u. The &C. shall take effect Ja1e lat 1875.
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PROPOSALS..

CORPORATION NoTlcE.-DEPARTMESr or RE-.
~ pairs and Supplies, February 10, 5:-To Bud.
~ts-seaed proposai will be received At the ofce OF
the IommissonsrOf Repairs and Supplies No. City
Hall, basement until Tuesday 2ith instant, At II
o'clock NJ at which time they viii 10 opened accord.
ance with the amended charter Of 1852 for the building
Of the following houses, k for the corporation Of the
-ty Of New York, nsmsly:-
house fer the useof Hose Co. No IL.
Engine Co No. 20.
Engine Co. No. \.
Engins Co. No. ~.
Hook and LADDER Co. No. IL.
Also for house for the Of the Third district po
fhs plumbing OF the Ninth ward station house.
The Iluribiny Of the Eighteenth ward station house.
The plumbing of the Union market, and the sheds
around jefferson market.
Tho pa and specifications OF all the above work
ursd 10 be Gone ana all infornaon In regard thersto
can Ne had at the once OF Superintendent OF Public
fsuidipgs ~ Iudow street Also for the buiidn ng OF
hose carriage for The OF Hose Company No. ~
III, raps and specification. Of the hose carriage can b
sssn al the once of the Chief Engineer II Hizsbeth
street blank estimates for all OF the above YORK can
R.rhs Comussioncr reserves the right % reject
III 3, OF the est mates N deemed for Tbs ntsrrs' sf
~. ssr,sra.ioa BARTHOLOMEW PCRDy,
Commissioner Of Repairs AMI Supplies.
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D,seharge CT the BeIstans from che Tomn..

Discn"ise CT thc BeIgfans from the TOmbs.
Jtoge Roosevelt sat in Chambers at II O'Clock yes.er
day when Joseph Posmanns Of Louvain, aud Jean Wa.
sernsnps, ofGhent were brought up, the one on writ
o. Iseess corpus and the other on writ OF certiorar ia
esGer 70 apply for their discharge from the city prison
when, they have been confined nearly three months
guspicsn OF their being Belgian paupers conycts.
Mr. HA, Ristfct Attorney, appeared on oehalf Of the
Mayor and 'eope and Theodore ssdgwick ESQ., for the
p.zsmers.
heai., the facts Of the his Honor ordered
the n,sn 10 be s hargcd-no proof appearing OF their
being even rsuperss
The ruling aecs, IN cases OF the remaining ten men,
ard all viii ba included h TIE order oi the court
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AtcirSST IAst evening, At about i've o'sloes
q the locomotive u the New York and Erie Railroad
was being switched from ira-s 70 another aad
tackled the tender struck The wife ~ Mr. Henry Austin,
rtsld NJ Psrgcn Hi and wbssl passed ovsr her
LETT leg, cutting u OF inst above the foo' 80
taken 20 the drag store o; Thomas Aarrs ao.l -.
ended 10, and from thence removed 70 the Nes for8
Hospital, uhsrs snpntation vas PERFORMED