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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

a UsTRALiA PIONEER LIVE CARRYING rIIE
"A United states mAiL--Tbs ard elegant A clip.
per ship GEORGE, Nilnan slater, Jr., master, 100
tone will succeed the Ocean Queen twenty third sp
Of ttis line for sydney AMI Melbourne, snd viIl have
immediate despatch Passsns.r. Tor sydney t.i.n IN.
DER government management paying part passsgs here
and the balance "a after arrival which gusran
Ted % them very high rates. Cabin aecon oAuons
not sBrrasssd BY any 'hp aaOat In'sgfng passengers
viii ysas. examine before taking passage elsewhere
For freight passage apply b,arS At pier 10 Ia.
river Or 10 n. W. CAMERON liB Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

A tsfkAlIA lNDEfkNDEST LlNFS-PO7fTIyfIY THE
"A hrst fsbip, ~ sail 10Th January III. beautiful
clipper ship EAsIIRs s1AIE, simon HSs. con
HAbdsr, vii rail n above for Melbourne Her
modAtlons for pafssIzera supsor any vessel
up, both In trst aud second cabins few berths ret
untold rhch can ~ bad a. los rates For tslAboe ~
f.igh passage apply lard, a. per a. East nrsr
or 10 AkktiI Eil1UT, Lao Pearl street. = RICH.
kRINUs n co. s2 70 ath street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

A PROTESTANT young WOMAN WANTS A ~lTuA
"A ton In a small private family as plain cook ~ a
good washer and ironer has objection 90 do cham
esrwork and sewing and has the be OF city reference
Please call At 20gh Wooster atrset Can be for two
days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

A fouE6 MAN, " on IL YI-kfls OLD N WAITED
~ - aftss coaFhmsb 80 = iaig md gentleman ira
Yelling tsu'h. ssiary gssf Adfses. 1hs.sf Ilsrali
ono ttAuhg ~lsh ard .hsr~ hs rlsy :. SEQ Mons.
.aesyt faHy eoup-tsst, ned Ahsssr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

4 SITUATION WAkTkp-Bl A HiSPEcrABiE MAR
N ned woman uurrc. Can BE- for 10,
days, a. 81 wilst street, br;sstn Pacific and Anti,
streets, Brootl Ign.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

A SITUATION wAETED-As COOK IN ~ A BOARD
"A ing house or hotel. by .onAn who un,srs.As6s
AL kipds Of French, lngsh and ArGcrcsn cooling pas
ss and jrlliss shs give tie best VI city rsfsrsnes
can 10 scsn for two 'Ays not engage Of I'll Mulberry
near Houston street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

NJ NV YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STAN mn COM
IN yaDy.-Eor New Orieanh, stopping a. Havana,
carrying the United STATES mAI-Ihe steamship BLACK
WARRIOR J u. Bullock, Commander, viii sail for The
above ports on TaesaAy January 9Th a. Il O'clock from
pier al loot VI Beach street, North river Freight for
the Interior and for Mobile, Consigned 10 agents IN
Sew Orsars James Connyiy Co. ~ln % forwarded
free Of conmlssonr Passengers Tor Havana must pro
cure passports before leaving port For freight or pas
rage, apply 20 LIVINGSTON, CROCHEhOS %,
Agents, No. II Br 1aiway. ". 1.-The CAhnvba, X. ".
ssbuiedt, Commander, will sucess4 the blaes Warrior
and san IEursday, January 18th. Bi1 lsaiIr m at
Dc sem n for signing the evening previous 10 tie ,hp
sailing
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04
III A.stMpLr. Arril IL b, 1s55

II ASSEMBLY. April - h. 1855
The following amendments proposed by the
Senate, To the constitution of the State NJ
California. were taken up for consid der a zion,
nj read third time;
AuENDMsNT | Section # article 4, j.
..mrnded $, as Ia read as f.lIow.: Sec,ion >
rne Session o. the Legislature shall be bien
ana. and shall Commence on the first Mon ny
1t ,nuary. n, 1t ensuing the election If irs
members. unless the Governor Of the State
shah IN the interim Convene the Legislature
10y prec a'natien-
Upon the above first proposed amen lmcnt
tie ayes nd nos were taken with the fJllOw-
ing result:
Asr-- Andrews. Arlington. A-hi-y. Biss-r. R-aey
o-arIus. sultan, CANNED. CRY. tlsytnn. 'u-tRrh-.
,varrasb,ss. Cuaningh of II iSuro- ,'ur;i-. ilbg
i,raves, Ju.n-i"a san Fnnci CT, Jone-. Keys Kim
nv. t.ifrvla N,ittss. Aer-ith. As,rs.Iand. Palmer
Q nnn, Iy lanh stew, SHEER r Tsi4f rru, Updegrsd
Adkins. Waite and weias-s9-
N~s--Anyx Adkins,n, Brewi' n Brown of Nevada
Burke. Dus. Ferre,l Foster. G-ilsr. Iio-Eaer. HINT
hn~on ~ III Dsrsda. Mardock. Phelps. Sinsiey
>mi,h Of El ID irado and Nineyard-l1-
There net being m j'rity Of all the men,
beers elect the amendment was Loot.
Mr. Ashley moved reconsideration OF the
y,te by which the above proposed amendment
was lost. Agreed 10. and the vote WAS re-
considered AMI the amendment again put up n
its passage With the following result
Ayes tndre~s. Arrinszor. Ashley, Baker. Beatty.
sros n Of Ccnira Cs-ta- Bu1Im, Csmnsi- Cory. Clay
lam, Cr,mbs cunningham Of Il ,rsdo- Clnnln<na ?,
4 >isrrs- Curtis. Dana ID susia-s Doug ty Edx j.
@sri.y Flurn-y ssver, Gsyorf. eler. ,iocer Graves
Grsez yoAnssee ef ssa frsne,so-. aeoss, ksys. xI.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04
BY AUTHORIT Y.

perform all the duties incumbent on me as
-. agreeably to the Constitution Of the
United States and of this State, and that since
the adoption of this amendment to the consti-
tuition. have not fought duel with deadly
weapons. or aided or advised or assisted any
person thus offending. 50 help me God, And
no ether oath. declaration or test shall be re-
quired as qualification for any Office Of public
trust.
The above proposed amendment to the con
stituiion this day passed the Assembly BY ayes
and noes, as follows:
Ayes Andrews, Ashley. Addison. Baker, Beatty,
Boles, Brewton, Brown of Contra Costa. Bunim, CSm
met ton Coomb- Damn, Douglass, Fsrweil Foster
Gaviord teller. tober, Graeg Hosmer. Johnson OF II
Dorado, keys, Kinney Ncoutchan Mellus. Moreland
Palmer. Phelps Quinn. Rodgers, Ryland stevens. Smith
of FL Dorado, Taylor, Updegran. Vineyard, Watkins
Wells Whitney and M Speaksr--42.
Noes-Aiiyx, Arlington. BOgardus. brown OF Nevada
Cunningham Sierra Curtis Farley Flournoy. Fergu
on. Gaver, Hunt Johnson of San Francisco. McCurdy
Murdoch, Rowe. Stevenson, Sherrard, Singey Smith Of
Marin, Stewart and " sits--
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04
CALIFORNIA SALVE
REP. AIRED FROM A NATIVE VEGETABLE
OF ALIF RNIA

TsyIIE Mo t EFFICACIOUS and powerful
Z R4mrdia, Agent that has yet been intro
duced to the word. AMI is destined TO eclipse
every pr.parAtiosl, in the cure oi the tvltow-
ing die SEES
Poison, or sores t~oiucel from poisonous
matter difnsed through the system Gru-es,
Cats, Chat ped Hands AMI Lips; C"rns. Flea
Bites. Spider Sting. M1-qMto Bite. II yes,
Sore Etis, Cutaneuus Eruttions. Chi hliins.
Fever Sores. Burns and Srald-- BiIs AMI
Sw, lnge Of every uaiure e; Sore and I,ii med
Eye FIs,u!a, Piles Ring wnrms. salt Rheum.
Whi,c Swelling+. FELONS, Bal oes and Vene-
real Sores. For the cure of INDECENT Ulcers,
there is no:hinz that is is equal.
1t is a conceded fact by ADJ Physiciani of
eminence, that every c"untry Produces its
Negotiable and Mineral Remedies adapted 10
the cure of diseases incident to its climate,
and his atural truth is cuufiimrd hy the re-
aikable fact thar the invaluable Vegetable,
from which this Slive is extrocted, and which
is a certain cure { + the SCUB OK PnI
SOY Of THE .NLlES. il found growing
often in the midst, or al says contiguous to the
oak itself. Wonderful consistency If nature
when the evil and the remedy are found -four
ishing side by side.
The effect of this SALEE upon many euta-
neous complaints, such Lives and other
Erup,ons. is most magical, instantly relieving
the itching and irritated parts, aud often i
few applications completing cure.
Dir b B SIlRlEVES, one OF the original
discoveries Of this invilu bles Specific Is an
old and well known resident of California
having been Connected with the U. S. Army,
as Assistant Surgeon for fifteen years beside,
he has Travelled over many portious of Europe,
and has made himself familiar with the vari-
Gus properties of the Vegetable Kingdom anil
theref ore, has had the best Of opportunities
for discovering the Medical properties of lis
NegetHhle productions, which he has improved,
as viii be shown By the numerous remedies he
has introduced, boIh in the army aud il Ais
PIRATE practice.
D-Oorders for this Medicine must be di-
rected, post paid
DIS. SHRIEFES & BELDIV,
Sole Manufacturers.
Office on Second street, a few d-.ors above C,
feblT-l0 Marysville, California
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04
ORovILLE, April 18Th, 1855.

DR. D B SHRIEyEs
Dear Sir IL had suffered severely for
some three months, from a Private D,xease,
In some Of its worst forms. Several large ul-
Gers appeared, attended with all their con
comitant evils Three eminent physicians hal
exhausted their skill in their efforts to effect
cure. but all in vain, with the exception of
relieving my pccket- of a considerable amount
Of loose change When abeut two weeks
since, procured single box of your invaiu-
able California Salye," aud by its use alone,
am happy TO say, that Consider myself re-
stored TO perfect health therefore. in view
Of the above facts, canuot hesitate to recJm-
mend 1t TO all afflicted in similar way.
Yours, most gratefully,
JAMES DOWNEY.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04
DR5. SHRIEVES & BELDIN
EEAvE OPENED AN OFFICE in the RICK
4 Il BLOCK on SECOND STREET, a few doors

above c., Mirysville, California.
DR.. d Is. SliRIEN Els for fifteen years has
been connected with the Z S Army, rs Assist
ant Sarge, n, ana will pay his entire attention
to the treatment of NENERIAL DISEASES,
in all their various forms His long expert
ence in the Army, rs we'll as in private prac-
tice, is a sufficient warrantee to all who may
consult him that their viii be speedy and per-
mauent.
DIR. {. A. BELDIN will pay his attention
10 the treatment Of GENERAL DISEASES.
Acute and Chr'.nic but more particularly to
the cure OF FEVER IND .fGUE. for
which diseae he mas i scoverel specific ami
in al cases Of that kind, viii Warrant
CrRE. feblT-l5
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04
g PERMiTORR0g.4 or LOC.sL rVE-aR.

Gh-h-I 4 OhhC>.I UT f-OCJ L. ~ LIN
- Ne S.-Dr. l.. j CzAPKAY, late lee
.urer on disease, OF W men and children. and
chief surgeon OF the military hospital OF Pesth
Hungary, would cali public attention to sTer-
mitorrhDt or local weakness. There il not
n the catalogue OF human maladies one more
to be deprecated than his IA well because If
present distress, as the ultimate results TIE
tone Ut the system under its influence is either
impaired or entirely destroyed, and class of
symptoms superiuduced, thar units man for
the performance OF any of the ordinary duties
nf life The in uries done tn the physical
part of man are truly limentable, but trifiinr
when compared To those Of the censorum the
5teat nervous centre. mud to the nervous >ys-
TEN generally. This disease which is too oil ell
rouseque ut upon hat soiitnry vice. self-a abuse,
involves pathplngical conditions beyond the
comprehension of the uninitiatel. but which,
are well understood by the regular practirion-
er. Among tue symptoms most CON- picuuus
are the following Love of solitu lie, aversion
To business and society, distressi tinridi'y,
nervous excitement from slight causes, loss IF
memory, Confusion OF ideas, inability e., rea
son correctly. low spirits and lassitn le, dull.
ness OF apprehension, and mi san throthy.-
These being fnnctonll Heterogeneous, are Of
rrn the harhingers Of horrii organic lessons
ii the brain, which produce faulty, deEentia,
anu ueiin.
For the cure of this and all kinlre1 disea-
SEES, DR.. CziIkiy has established his Institute,
where all may rely with perfect emf lence
upon that skill which long experience and
thorough devotion 10 his profession has given
Those who snf r should call without DELAY.
and use the means 10y which they NAV recu-
perate AM live. ALI C installations by letter
ar oiherw.sc. free. Add ess to DR. l., i
CzAPKAY, Medical Institute. Arn,ory HALL
corner Sacramento and Montgomery streets.
San Fran1icIo.
THE GREdTESF DISCOVERY OF
THE .iGEt-GsEAr BLEssIse TO MAN.
KIND i-lnn0ceat but Potent ID. L J.
CzAPKAY's PRoPHrLAcrIcUM, (Self Disin.
iecting Agent,) sure preventative aeains:
gonorrlioal and syphiiitic diseases, and an
unsurpassed remedy fer ell the venerial.
screfa!oua, gsngreuoe- and eares-oas ulcers,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04
RHECHfTIsyu AND FEVERS.

Incident to this climate. can he cured III the
>peeiest aud safest manner By Dir CzAPKAY,
The ceiebratel Hungarian r!J-lcian These
diseases are uented hy De-. Z. in the most
&c. eniific aud agree. bic mo lie He par'ic.l r
~ invites To his rst, adjustment those s. ff.rli q
from chronic rhruma, ism, who have hereto
fore iaile To obinin relief
To those suffering from the fc7ers p. culiar
o his coast, lac V uld promise inme nate re-
uef. Call AMI consult with TIE Dr. at his
Medical Institute.
~ DR.. & has 81 new and efficient remedy
for diarrhoei and dysentary Call all; con-
suit consultation nee. Usfice hours from 9
\. NJ. to 9 z VI IT the Grand VI, iicai and
Surgical Institute Armory Hall Buil,linp. cor
ncr # Montgomery and sacramento streets
San Francisco.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04
ACCOMMODATION LIZA e OF STAGES
AND
Passenger Train

FROM MARYSYILLE TO AMERICAN VAL
LEY AND NELSON CREEK
The above Line is now running anil connec-
ting at Bldwills Bar, with the California
Stage Co to the following places:
B,rry creek. Ell BEETHOVEN.
Mountain Uopse. Black Hawk Creek.
French Greek, Rush Crcek'
Pea Vine Greek, Indian Valley,
Meadow Valley, Rich Bar
Bucks Ranch, lntilan D'r'
Eagle Gulch. Saths Dlr'
Spanish Ranch. Junction D~'
On North Fark Of Feather River, American
Valley anil Nelson Creek.
RUNNING AS FOL LO $:
Leaves Marysville at 8 o'clock A NJ and
arrives at American Valley ut . clock 2. NJ ,
next day.
IETURNIN
Leaves American Valley AT d "'cock a VI
and arrives al Ovid Bar at 80 cioek.
NJ, next day. in time t. take the Company :
STAGES 10 Malysville aud all part OF Caliior-
mia. Carrying our own EXPRESSES tom
from the ah,ve named places. fr the regul -
and ssee,iv conveyance afGoLD DUST THEA
SURE, PACK AGES. PAhCEL>. LEIrE4is
AND FREIGHT
COLLECTIONS ma,Ie. snd All hnsiuess per
tanning T., AN EXPRESS. att.ni.d To
M freight ur package reee we'd weighing
over ~ pounds.
je2i + SlNhEH w
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04
Secreiil,Y uf S.nare,

UaUss OF ASSEMBLY,
Sacramento, April %, 1856
ARTICLE II. The Legislature of the State
If Caliiuruia at its xth annual session. CON
venei Oh the FIRST day of Janury. A D 1855,
propose as amendment TO the present con- titu-
ton of this State the following:
AMENDMEsr LIST. Section three of Article
VI, oil the constitution of the STATE OF Cali
"rnia. is hereby amended so to read az
follows:
Sgcrioy 3. Members OF the Legislature
aud all cfhcers elected appointed. shall, be
fore they enter on the duties If their re- pect-
i've Offices. take and subscribe the following
oath or affirmation Il - do solemnly
swear, that win faithfully discharge and
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04

Ea EIVATE Nj DICAL OFFICE -Uundrcds
"a OF those who have cnutractcd disease are
disapp"intcf of cure by not calling on DR.
YOUNG III first lie will forfeit any sum if
he fails TO are any case that may come under
his care, no matter how long Standing or af-
fcting. such ulcers, tumors. nodes bunch
os, pmpeS on the face md body. pain. in tie
bones an joints, wakefulness, trembling
copper c1lored sores, wasting OF the bones,
enaciation, loss of appetite, strength and aesh,
sores iii the noes and ears. loss Of hair, weak
eyes. itching hnmols, &c, &c. Many persons
after being relieved e all external appear
ance~ Of private disease, suppose themselves
cured. but after few months find they are
troubled with various symptoms which they
never had befnre. which they find it i'm.
possible tn relieve. To all who are afflicted in
this way. Dr.. Young would particularly re-
commend trial Of his skill The SYMPTOMS
with which you are troubled are caused bv
taints in the blood, which sooner or Inter will
destroy your health and happiness No per
son who has ever had an attack of any private
complaint should not fail to consult DR. Young,
AMI take few bottles of his invaluable Iuri-
tying medicine. as they can rest assured that
their blood is in a perfectly pure aud heslthy-
condition, and that every tfne- Z: d.sease ia
removed from the system,
Recent cases cured in from two to five dnys-
business, or no charge.
DR.. @. YOUNG.
Office, corner Montgomery and California.
streets, (up stairs Office hours from Q A.
NJ, to SP. NJ.
Nafy Vile, June 10th, 1855.
hR J. c. }"VSG, DEAR Srg-Please send
II me son4s : the medicines you prescribed
IN my case ! nave friend here who is trou-
ole'i IN y der me way that was. ne
has night rH-si0i. ringing noise in his
head, wenk :, /. loss Of memory. and is gen
orally dci,i.,ated b, il discouraged and has
not cont -.se enaugi To enable him to call
and see told :, N bow was and that
my fire - sli said ~as in consumption. and
the d. = NJ here gave me mp and advised
me TO , hoAa" % d.. but instead Of going
home aai:af upon yfa md here an as we'll
as AT. o. ;heAi and seiy to live long time
yet, vi:l. rength e. asi. 20 work with the
stron- s; y them J. .cior Will scud every
one you that lacks % me as though he need
cd : physician. l. sh4il not be nv fault IL
any .'e dies for want If medical treatment
VIII = 9li can to xeep the afflicted away
IRON thoSe pests n ieiy, ycppt professors
ami ii'Zi sounding til 4 r.rl who. if ,be facts
were kns7'i. are men 1hU j II heir unsry
Tor the'r e.nn'iys cd. Publish this letter
doct"T, y y" rlsb. ~ hoya soras 81 those
tina. 5urhrysej me il.y zee il and sleep bad
for or n'r't Truly e1rs.
fS0-c.a GEO DAVIDSON.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07
PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATURE.
HARRISBURG, April 8

The following bills were severally consider
ed and passed TO exempt the Olome lnsti-
tute, Cannonsburg. from taxation 10 incor-
porate the White Sulphur Springs Company;
to exempt from taxation the property OF the
Union School and Childrcn's Home; to in
corporate the West End Dimes Savings, Of
Philadelphia to alter Water street, in the
borough Of Pottstown a bill relative TO the
Directors Of the Poor Of Delaware county; a
supplement to the act Incorporating the Col
umbla Gas Company TO incorporate the
Montour Bank, at Danville.
The bill TO extend the charter Of the
Tradesmens Bank, Of Philadelphia, was the,
taken up on second readiug
Mr.. Buckalew moved an amendment, im-
posing bonus Of two per cent, opon its cap
ital stock.
Mr.. Crabb opposed the amendment, aud
the question still pending, the Senate adjourn
ed.
liOUsE-fhe House met this evening, at
o'clock, when the following bills were taken
up and passed finally 4 bill relative 10 Ihs
courts Of Philadelphlai to incorporate the
Fillmore and White Haven Railroad Compa
ny; 20 aulhorise the the Northampton Goa
Company TO build railroad aud supple
nient 10 the act Incorporating the Delasar,
and susquehanna Railroad Company,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07
BANK ROBBERY.

UHPARALLELED AuDAcITY.-The branch OF
the Bank of the State of Georgia ia this
place was entered through the front door,
opening on the Public Square, between seven
and eight o'clock Wednesday morning last.
and robbed of fifteen thousand t,co hundred
and t,ccnty.fre dollars in bills. all payable in
this place. The Teller had just been in the
room and removed the till from the vault to
its usual place in the counter preparatory to
the days business, and retired TO breakfast,
locking the side door leading into the pas
sage. after him, and supposing the front door
secure, as it had been locked the evening
previous.
A negro boy whose business II is to sweep
out the banking room every morning while
the Teller is present, has been arrested, and
confesscs, that by agreement with white
man, the night before, he secretly turned the
key, in the front door, while sweeping. The
robber, all this WHILE was secreted in the
privy at the corner Of the building and but q
few steps from the door. AS soon as the bell
rang for breakfast he emerged from his hiding
place, entered the building, secured his booty
and elected his escape unseen. The robbery
was discovered a little over an hour after il
occurred yet all attempts to track the villain
failed. We doubt if the annals of crime fur.
nish more daring adventure. -IViLkes Re.
pub, March %.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07
THE ELECTION nuors IN CINCINNATI

Ten or treire Persons reported killed or NOR
toliy co,nded-AUegdtions Of Erdud--1Re
result undecided.
CINCINNATI, April 4.--The result Of yes
terduy's election is still undecided. 1t is
alleged that fraud has been discovered in the
Twelfth Ward. which gave Farren, (Dem.)
| for Mayor about 500 majority and it is now
proposed to throw ont the entire vote. II
this is done, Taylor, the Know Nothing can
didate, will have about 100 majority; but il
the vote of this Ward is counted, Farren will
have from 400 to 500 majority. The Elev-
enth Ward, the ballot boxes Of which were
destroyed by the mob, is supposed TO have
given Farren, (Dem,) from 500 to 200 major
| ity; and had the entire vote Of the city been
counted, the whole Democratic ticket would
have been elected by from 500 to 1000 ma
jority.
There was no more rioting last night The
excitement is still very great. 1t supposed
that ten or twelve persons have been killed
or mortally wounded. Pistols were dischar-
gcd indiscriminately, and the only wonder is,
that the destruction Of life was not greater
1t was, altogether, the most disgraceful cleo
tion-day ever experienced in Cincinnati.
The writer of this despatch supposes that
ten or twelve persons have been killed or NOR
tally wounded. Such a fact surely could have
been established with certainty by this time
and until names are given, we think the re-
port may be considered an exaggeraton.
SECOND DESPATCH.
More Riotous Proceed;rcs-The Ballots and
rally LISTS If the 7welfM Ward Burned
The Result Changed.
CINCINNATI, April 3-3 P. Mt was as
certained, upon an investigation Of the ballot
| s,,X III al.4 a. -.
ed So more tickets than there we're names on
the pool books, and one of the Judges of the
election insisted upon throwing out the entire
vote, but the other would not agree to the
proposition. While the Judges were count
ing the votes, a body Of men forced their way
into the room and seizing the boxes contain.
ing the tickets, carried them, together with
the tally sheets, out into the street and burn
ed them in the presence Of the crowd.
The votes of the Eleventh and Twelfth
Wards arc thus destroyed The votes of the
remaining wards give Taylor, the Know Moth
ing candidate for Mayor, ATT majority. The
Know Nothings contend that there was O
large illegal vote polled in all the Wards.
1t il reported that Mr.. Taylor will not &c.
cept the office of Mayor under these circum.
stances.
| THIRD DESPATCH.
The Cannon Regained by the Germdns-FT
ther Disturbances Feared
CINCINNATI, April 80 o'clock p. M.-Ths
excitement continues without Abatement
The cannon taken from the Germans ysster
day, by the Americans. was quietly conveyed
from the Public Landing. this afternoon, b,
the former An immense number Of peopl,
are now assembled in the Fifth Street Mar
ket space. They have sent o committee I,
the Freeman's Hall. over the Canal, for tn,
purpose Of regaining tho cannon, and hav,
resolved that il not delivered up forthwith
they will go and take it again. This the,
will attempt IL necessary, and another seriou
riot will probably ensue.