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Smyrna times., 1856-08-06

ABOLITION OF SERFDOM IN III SSIA--I II,
now ald that the Car Is sincere M his ,lr>,,
TO abolish srridom. A plan for lis ur,h.l
extinction now commands ihr attention ui H.,
Russian Government. 1t Is proposed 10 ro.,
a loan, by npanS at which thr f;olrrnin,.ln ~ 10
purchase the srria tron the private. uy,I,.f...,r
then llberate tacin under re9lalA @aIduun-
LIBERIA CoLLEGE.- The Bos ~ Yro,H
stales that cx-Presidcnt Robcrls.m L.brI.:,. =,
is now in that city, has been uuauiuGca,.. ,,,,
ted president Of the Liberia Coico..
trustees Of donations. Mr. Rohrrls las :rr...,
ed the appointment, aud viii pa,baLI r,i,,.
next week, by way of England pr, In!,d s.,
commence the construction ni he A,...,.,.
buildings for the college.
THE ARMY WoRM.--Thc Cplu,Hh. - q
| Times, Of 2Gth ult., saws: We f,.ur,.l
cord the fact that the army worm hi. t,,,.,..
appearance IN the nc@hhorhuOd Of ,.oI,,,t..
and is doing much injury. Yesterday u......
the ground iu front OF the Guard lion.,.
literally covered with them. Thrr n,r.. h.,
| ly at work destroying every blade ot ...
with which they come IN contact
o. in affair Of honor took place. a, l.!,.,.
ton, On Monday, between Col. Johu Cu,n...
ham and Mr.. J. l.. Hatch After asa ,A,l,,,.,
of shots without IA ury to either Of ti.,. .:,...
the difficulty was adjusted. a quarc. ,.,.
| pending between Mr.. Pryor, ni th,. E,.t.,...,
Enquirer, and the editor Vtthe lFhip. Aro,
is likely to result from IT,
A Know -SOMErHING.-Did you ever b,v
horse, reader ltso, you must have been s,rnrl
with surprise at 50 great a number OF b,r..
being Just seven years old, sir, and no NOR.
A shrewd Scotch jockey employed t. and IN
the selection Of horse, as he examined ,I,a
animals mouth interrogated the seller:
"lIow old is he 2"
"Just seven years"
"Ou, ay," quoth Sawncv, with known,
grin, dare say you're right, sr-that seven
yeers ago was an awtu' yeer for colts"
The man OF horseilesh saw that he had o.,
rather queer customer to deal with, and 4,
cllned further parlance.
0C1- "lou say. Mrs. Jones, that the prisoner
stabbed the diseased. Was 1t in The rhoraI nr
abdOmen!'
"Nary one--m street fight seed It v,l,
my own blessed eyes,"
"That'll do, marin; stand aside and nak.
ROOM
O- Mothers who encourage their dauoL..r,
IN superficial accomplishments and bold dIspl,,
are often preparing for them ii life Of chapri,
and misery. On the other hand, when rhcy
are trained at home, by prcccpt and rxalnplr.
IN retiring, industrious, studious, vlrtuous hail.
its, they are prepared to be useful and happy
throughout life.
CorD.-At the "Tip-Fop House." Noun,
Washington, New Hampshire, on the nisht Of
the 6lh instant, rec formed to the thickness q,
an INCH. It's, however, an ices atcd s.tuaton.
(E1- During the thunder storm few cyrnlpns
ago SIX hogs lying under a tree, belonging 10
Mr.. Elijah Falls, near Principe, were Killed.
while the tree was entirely unlnjurcd
Smyrna times., 1856-08-06

FIRE.-We learn that the large foundry n
Colburn, Hyde & Co., at Delaware Citv. IVA,
destroyed by fire on Thusrsday night. TIL,
Will prove serious loss not only to tho nrn'
prIetors' but to the village, as nanv wortmon
are thus thrown out of employment. The ~ Io.a
is estimated at S!0,00O. No insurance '''S
UFSome ingenious fellow in Ocean coro.,,
~ j. (probahly an rshman, set fire 10 . ,b;cS'
c' 10 dfiVc InusqmtOns, and in shorttime IDon
cords OF wood, belonging TO Sheriff WINS wero
burned, and the 6re had not been extingnisbod
PLATO ROr.-rhe cotato rot has annooroa
IN some places in Massachusetts. notwitbs,anJ
ing the clear and dry weather, with cons;daro
able virulence. 1t is perceptible on notatoas
from the South as well as those in the vic;n;,,,
" Dixon g. Culbreth, of Dover ore nom
dong a hoavy business in the forward;no. w
gram to the Philadelphia market Within ,hn =,
last two weeks they have sent up by the RaT @
road about $4,000 bushels of wheat -
MAIL MEssENGRRs APPOINTED. The Post
master General has appointed at Ncwark noI
James Armstrong vice DeIIaven. decI;neJ
New Castle. Del, VIM. II. Crow. '''''u
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AccIDExrs.-On Monday morning last \

AccIDENTs.-On Monday morning last, a lit
tie boy, six years DID, son of Mr.. John Ennis
near this town, was pushed from fence b,
another little boy with whom he was PLAYING
and. falling upon his right arm, fractured both
tones just above the wrist DIR. Daley reduced
the fracture.
On Thursday last, at noon, horse attached
to a carriage became frightened at the blowing
Of the whistle at Bowman, Elliott g. Brinton's
Machine Shop, in this town, and ran furousIy
up Commerce street, against trees, &C., damag-
ing the vehicle considerably.
On Thursday night last, as Mr.. John Huey
vas returning from Collins Beach, at bridge
about five miles from Smyrna, his horse became
frightened and jumped therefrom, tearing the
cop of the carriage completely off
A short time afterwards Mr.. Geo. II. Raw
mond's horse became frightened at the same
pIace, and jumped from the bridge, iniuring the
earrIage-top and demolishing one ofthe wheels
Thongh exposed to great danger, fortunately
non" o' the persons in either carriage were
seriously injured.
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Congressional.

1h"rSf0y.-The Senate adopted resuu-
tioh calling Tor Information looking to the inn
provement OF the roads connecting West Point
with the interior western country. A number
OF Internal Improvement Bills passed Ad-
journcd.
The House was wholly occupied with the
Kansas Election casc,-the proposition being
TO exclude Whitfield sitting member and admit
Reeder. AT the adjournment nothing beyond
speechltylng had transpired.
Fr'dGy.-Senate proceedings opened with
tne presentation OF statement from Lieut.
Bartlett, and other papers, relative 10 the action
ol lhe Naval Board IN his case. Ordered to be
printed This was followed by Michigan petitions
lor the admission OF Kansas wIh the Topeka
Gree Slate Constitution. (Presepted bv
Messrs. Casa and Stuart. )Thcn, ON Mrs Sew.
ards suggestion, resolution of inquiry was
adopted as to the expcdicncy of reuulrinp the
ire roous ot steamboats, to he lire proof 0u
consequence of recent disasters doubtless.
Next Indian Commissioners Affairs occupIcI
attention, bat without definite action, a n adjourn
mont took place to Monday
In The House, the Kansas contested cIcctio,
case occupied the whole attention amajn. Dro
ceedlng5 were opened by the swearing i'm o
! preston >. Brooks, of South Carolina. Tn,
Kansas matter was continued by the concludIpo
OF the reading of Reeder's statement, followed
by speech from Mr.. Whitficld-Mr Wash.
burne, OF Me, closing the debate by a speech il
Mr.. Reeder's favor Then the vote was take,
on the resolution ousting Whitfield from IN,
seat, which was adopted ayes, 40. noes 60
| 80 Mr.. Whitfield UdS ousted. And next IN,
question was had on the resolution admittint
Mr.. Reeder to the seat from which Mr.. Wbt
held had Just been ousted, which resolution wa,
rejected, ayes 6S, nays Tl3. So Mr.. Reede
,oas not admitted. By this it would seem tha
Mr. Whitfield obtained 90 favorable votes
while Mr.. Reeder received but IS. Thus III,
election will go back to the people. Th
House concluded its business for the dav. h.
refusing consent to the introduction of reso
luton looking TO the payment of Reeder's mil
cage, and per diem, to date.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-06

sympathlzers of Mr.. c. The police were soon
on The ground and communication was scnt tn
the Central Police Office for all the nolice in
'he SIN lower wards. The call was promptly
responded to, and in half an hour, Marshal
AinrPhy was upon the ground, with a large
torce' and dispersed the rioters in short order.
On Thursday Mr.. Costello got into fight with
some parties in relation to the conduct of Nc
DeVh. During the melee, Costello stabbed an
! opponent IN very serious manner. What will
be the issue of the affair remains 10 be seen.
A number of desperate counterfeit tiers who
nave lately been incarcerated in the Camden
jail, got lose on Thursday night, and since ,hat
PERIOD have kept themselves scarce. One OF
the party named DIR. Tassant, was at the head
.Qt the counterteiters who appear to have an
Order called the " Mystic Circle" which ex-
tends all over the Union. DIR. Tassant was the
Grand Knight. About 100000, counterfeit
money, was recovered at the time Of their ar
| rest.
A brute was arrested in the 18th Ward last
week, on charge which is enough to make an
outraged community wreak summary ven
gcance. From the testimony, il seems he has
a very pretty daughter about II years of age
who he tried to force into life Of prostitution
Tor his support and to keep him in rum money
The girl has all along sustained him by hard
labor, which she seemed perfectly satisfied tc
do; but when he made such base proposals tc
her as the one referred to, she Indignantly re.
fused; whereupon, he beat her in the most
shocking manner. lie was committed.
A mother beastly drunk, with an infant eigh
weeks old, was found under furniture car il
an open lot on Friday. The police conveyed
her to the Station House, and she was after
wards sent to the Almshouse. What an Qreu
ment tor the advocates of rum! This is bu
one casc-hundreds more could be seen by Ia
king walk through the streets at night
The hot weather has brought things to ;
stand still. a large class of our citizens ar,
enjoying themselves, and business, like tn,
weather, appears very languid.
MARKErS.-NO. Quercitron is scarce, an,
held hrmly at $32 per ton. Nothing doing il
Tanners Bark.
only sales repnrted are 300 bbls made from new
wheat, at S7.21; 200 bbls. fresh ground from
old wheat al $500; 100 bbls sold at So, anl
IN small lots for home use $3.50 per barrel fo
fresh ground from old wheat; 81. .25 per tha
made from new wheat and ST. 75a7 80 for extra
according to quality. Shipping brands ar,
freely offered at our lowest quotations. Moth
ing DONG IN Rye toAr. Corn meal continues
scarce AMI IN demand Sales of 300 barrel
fresh ground pGnna. at 50.
Wheat IN demand; Red has advanced 3a:
crnlS per buShel. 10000 bushels new Southerr
and Pennsylvania red at 81 :l.lal G5 for fair an,
prIme qualities; 3,j00 bushels prime white a
Sl.O aiioat, and %l.73a in store. Rye il
scarce and commands II els. Corn is also yer,
scarce; sales of 300 bushels fair and prIm,
yellow at 7Oa72 cls. Oats-gOod demand
sales OF 1000 bushs prime Delaware al AZ cts.
1000 bushels new at ;3Sa384 cents, and 2,OO(
buslis. cd western at AZ cts.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-06
Correspondence Of the Smyrna Times.
Letter from Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4, 1856.
MR.. EDITOR Last week rave your read.
ers the report concerning the actions of priest
Since then, further particulars of the affair have
transpIred 1t seems that the marrying priest
Is named McDevit, and has heretofore enioved
the confidence of his flock to such an extent
that all the monies that the congregation had
to invest were placed in his hands. The rev.
erend gentleman, not being over-scrupulous.
has had the money transferred to other parties
IN manner which renders the chance of its
recovery to the losers very slim. After having
completed his financial arrangements he took
to himself a wife and settled in New Jersey 70
ENJOY the reposc that can only be appreciated
by those who have such +" hard road 10 fra.
Vel.' On Wednesday last, his brolher-in-law.
named Costello, went to the Church TO recover
some private property belonging TO the late
priest; his appearance was soon spread through
the neighborhOod, and in a short time Mr. Cos.
tello found himself in hot quarters. A general
fight broke out between the women and the
Smyrna times., 1856-08-06

FROM NICARAGUA-WALKER's INAUGURAL
ADDkEss'-Nlcaraguan papers to the 10th OF
Jliy have been received at New Orleans
w w aiker was lnaugurated President on the 18th.
lie made an address on that occasion. pointinr
out the dangers which menace the State inter.
nally and externally, and calling upon the pa.
trlotism OF the citizens, and the Skill and copr.
age OF his soldiers, to assist him in establish.
ing order, as the first requisite ofa well.rov.
erned State. He asserts it his intention te ~
low the utmost liberty of speech and action
compatible with order and good government {"
The greatest possible freedom of trade 10 nro.
mote the proper education of the people, and
TO encourage them in the practices of that
diVlne religion which constitutes the bass -
al modern civilization" are, he says. to be the
primary objects OF his government. The leoGmo
between Costa Rica and the other central States
'r e1ls's, ana when the rainy season closes,
a formidable war will commence, which il will
TAX the utmost energies of Walker and his for.
ces TO wage with success. -
Smyrna times., 1856-08-06

w The Reporter of last Tuesday, in il,
leader, under the caption of The Indonandon,
Mems County Convention" alleges that 1" No,
a man OF the party, (meaning the Democratic
party) as tar as we know, signed petition IN
iaVor OF II, (meaning the Prohibitory Law
Now, to disprove and falsify this alienation
we have published few Democrats. ont Of tha
many that might be taken, ali citizens of ,h;s
county, and all voted the Democratic ,;cta,
last election, and all Of whom SIGNED those vor,
pelltIons referred to, as NAV be seen bv an ex.
animation Of the petitions themselves whioI
are on the hles Otthe Legislature. The names
wnlch we now give are as follows;
ueo. w. Cummlns, Jas. Harden. John CIo,k
WIN. Thompson, WIN. N. w. Dorsey. WIN. g.
6mth. Potter Griffith, Martindale Collins Dr
John a. Moore, DIR. William Daniel, Jonathan
Drown, henderson Collins ir, Elias ]. prun-
rose, Samuel Sharpe, VIM. r. Shannon. Peter
o. O"liths, BenJImIn DOnobo, Thos. II. Denney
isaac Register, ThOs. Lamb, John West Ezt'
kiel b: Clements, Andrew J. Wright. William
Ufeehly' Francis Register, VIM. +. Culbre1L
n y, Wooden, VIM. Davis, Jonathan Pratt. VIM
=. Mitchell, Jacob X. Alice, John w. Colln'r
Jas. Roberts, jr., and John Jones
we only give III this No. n few ofthe nomo.
OF those members of the DernocralIc por,v 80
Neht county, who signed those petitions W.
eApect, hereafter, TO continue the list. /, wonll
iot 10 iOr U.S. however, to undertake to pive.all
The Democrats Of the three counties wbose s;1,
natures are to these petitions, for. il is nroh9
bic, they would fill every column of our naoor :.
and the Reporter would have some excns. g.,
ms plea OF ignorance, with reference tn thy
other counties. .-DOUer Sentinel
Smyrna times., 1856-08-06

hon Il. ID. CULLEN-Ihe Election of pres,.
deHt 0y The HOuSe.-At the ccmmencem.u, =,
tue evening session, on Monday, Mr.. CuIlau
reau an abstract from the Savannah RennbIi,.a,,
purportng to give sketch of the rein,rL,, =,
hr. Cobb OF Georgia, delivered i'm that S,.ta
recently, IN which Mr.. Cullen's name WINS in
c'dentally mentioned. Mr. Cullen wished 70
know iroIP Mr. Cobb whether he had usrd ,ha
language quoted. ''ie
MI Cobb explained that the position he had
taken was thPt 1t would be dangerous to throw
."e e'GC'iou ol president into the House as
~ ~, "oulu result III the choice Of Mr.. Fremont
Ic "e nePuoilcans have now thirteen States.-
a., n1PuOlicah snail be elected in the place of
I1,i MI Aleh' ana one IN Mr.. TruIabus district
ILLINOIS, would be added and if MIR. Bell whose
seat is contested, be ousted, and a RrnnhI,ca,,
elected lOstead, Iowa would be secnrnd cas ~,
mont. Fifteen States thus certain tho oJoc,;o..
would be dependent on Mr. Cullen the Reoro'
senCatlVe from Delaware. He was unwIlIino
10 trust u there, considering Mr. Cullen's coprse
on thc election of Speaker. Was il Mr.. chi
len 8 ilXed opinion that he will not under ,ny
circumstances vote for Mr. Buchanan
MIR. Cullen replied that MIR. Cobb had mn
ground tor saying what would be his conrse in
such contingency. He came here as M
tIonal American, and against the vote of every
democrat IN Delaware, except halt dozen per-
sonal friends. Was it expected that he should
support the Democratic party, and vote for his
enemies lie fervently trusted the election
wOuid not be brought into the House, bat If il
snouid' ne would vote for Fillmore first and
lust' ana not Tor buchanan nor Fremont, and
nc was satisfied Mr.. Fillmore would receive
majority OF the States
Mr.. Cobb said that in his appeal TO his consti.
tuents he did not mistake CONCERNING M ri
lens position, which was one of danger to the
South, and favorable to Fremont.
Mr: Cullen repeated that it was his duty to
vote for Mr.. Fillmore to the last, and if God
should permit the election TO come into the |
House ne should fearlessly do his duty.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-06

DIX, EDWARDS e. CO.-Thesc enterprisng
I've" YORK publishers now issue from their
establishment three magazines oideserved pop
uiarIty. The first, PUrNAM's MAGAZINE, is one
to which we have often had occasion to allude as
about the best Of American serial productions.
Otanother, the republication of the HOUSEHOLD
WORDS 1t is, perhaps, useless to say more than
that 1t is under the charge of CHAs. DICKENS.
The third is The ScHooLFELLow, which will
soon be one of the " necessaries " in every ..
well regulated familyi" that is, every family
containing children.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-06
N A r r IE D

On the 2Gth inst, by Rev. j. Mason. Mr..
ENocH Z. LAIroN to Miss MARY Il. MElrows.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev r. Fo>trr,
Mr.. WM. FIELDS to Miss ELIZA ScoflrLn, bo,A
Of Murphy's mills, near Middletwon.
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D I e d

Near Dover, on the 29th ult., ANnRrN. son
OF George and Malvina Stevenson, aged about
six months.
In Camden on the 23d ult., MIRIAM NorRl..
in the 18th year of her age.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-06

ACCIDENT FROM FLUID.-On "Wednesday
evening last an accident occurred at the store
oi Messrs. Davis 4 Bennett, at Clark's Corner
'hat came near resulting seriously. MIR. Ben.
nett' the clerk, 1t appears had occasion to han.
dIe can "t ilum containing about five gallons.
ahd IN setting 1t under the counter a portion of
the fuid ran out down the side of the can. and
rom some cause took fire, and he, whilst en-.
ueaVoFIng to eXtlngulsh to flames, had his face
ana one OF his hand very badly burned: A
NUMBER ol men were IN the store at the time.
az" '"ey put lhe ire out before any further
damage was done.-DiamOnd Stafe
ARRESr.-Some persons from Kent county
arrested negro named Albert Read, near this
town. yesterday morning, on suspicion of beinO
the man who killed George Vanzant at the
Ilead OF Sassatrass, short time ago. 1t an
pears that he was seen near there about that
tlne' nut SO far as we can learn there is no
testimony against him. lie was taken IN Kent
IaII.-Cccu Wig.
W Our town has been visited this week bv
quile number OF Delaware Drys. We have
hu,iioer OF citlzens who attend to such cases.
At ""u tIoy appear to be successful in soaking
the Drys till they find the pavement too parro1
Tor their accOmmodation.-D.
ARRESTED ON SUsPICIoNAFour neoroas
were arrested at the Head of Sassafras ON ines
uay laSt' susPlcloned with being concerned in
lne murder of MIR. George Vansant, who. onr
cltlzehs VIII recolect was SO brutally murder
cu so'le lew weeks since by some malicious
person or persons unknown. The names ofthe
persons arrested are James Backston, alias
DENLY, Elijah Ililand, Aaron Warren and W.,
hasln, all of which are now in iail to await
iurther hearlng.-Kent NeiOs
W We understand that the loss occasional
Dy the recent fire at Odessa is put down no folN
lows: L. V. Aspril, 81 ZOO, no insurance. Tbos
- EnoS, ~ 700, insurance about 5000: Misses
iiart and Matthews, $1,000, insured for $500
MordecaI Doughten, 5000, insured for $600
MIR. Cook, $500, insured for $l0O.
SERIOUS AcCIDENT.--A young man named
yohn Frantom, residing near Horsev's Cross
~, aDoaus' met with serious accident on las,
1 uesday morning, by getting his hand caught
!" "heat machine. His LETT hand got cauobt
IN the Spikes and was very badly torn
NEW CHURcH.--The Diamond State saws
.hat The congregation of the Laws meetinp
house' IN Milford Hundred, have recently erect
., 80 q very handsome Church, AZ feet long by
% rect WIDE with ceiling lS feet high.
=, " An extensive fire took place in w.s,
l roy ". l., on Saturday last. Property 10
NE amount OF $6O,O0O was destroyed.
VI Evans O. Co, and G. c.. Tumlin. run
Milford. J0''0" ""'
APPoINrED.-Jehs F. Tharp ESQ. of Milford t
las been appoined Agent on the Delawore
railroad at Clark's Corner.
W Gov. Causey had a fine COW killed bv }
'gn'nlng on wednesday night last. \
Smyrna times., 1856-08-06

VT- Mr.. Thos. L. Sutton has been appointed
Agent at the Smyrna Station in the nlace Of
III. M. johnson, returned to his old post-ihe
Townsend Station. Mr.. Sutton is well ouali-
ned for the station, and his appointment will be
very acceptable to the people.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-06
'CO-ParllterslaiD.

, NOTICE is hereby given to the public that
nave tins day associated with me IN ;hc Ma
Ghlne' Blacksmithing aud Foundry business
ENocii dENDRIx, under the name Of Tayl y
Hendrix.
JAMES TAYLOR
smyrna, Del, July 2Sth, lSl6.-a6.3t.
~ b'-All persons indebted to the under
signed are requested to call and settle hrlr
accounts as early as possible. ]. T,
Smyrna times., 1856-08-06

OF When discovery is made which is cal
culated to benefit mankind, it becomes the duly
OF every good citizen to avail themselves of The
results arising therefrom. Ih accordance with
these views, we feel it our duty to bring to the
notice OF our readers the extraordinary mcrns
OF medical discovery known as Carter Span
lsn ISL. Mixture 1t is the most powerful, cfrctuaI
and certain remedy for all diseases of the blood
yet brought before the public. 1t has pcrma,
hently and positively cured more than ten thou-
sand cases OF the worst forms of Blood D>rasr,
sucn as, Scrofula, Rheumatism. Liver DISEASE.
SyPh'lis' Fever and Ague, and other kindred
diseases, many of which set at naught the ply
Slclan's skill, and laugh at all the ordinary r-
IUrts ,I OF science to conquer and subdue them
w hile Carter's Spanish Mixture contains II"
Mercury' Opium, or anything injurious, yet lis
success III curing disease has lett ii without
lNal and wherever it has become known -
regularly prescribed by physicians who are fully
conscious of its effects, and avail themselves
oi It's merits because it has deserved Their COM
henuatl0n. II would be better to try It III ti"e
the sooner the better
Smyrna times., 1856-08-06

CoMMENDABLE.-The Mayor ofSt. Louis ba,
issued proclamation, requiring all drinking
shops to closed there tor the space of "A hours
from IL O'Clock, p. M, Sunday. The object of
this is to shut off all intoxicating beverages on
the 4th ELECTION day. and thus diminish the
chances OF renewal ofthe disturbances which
distinguished the Municipal Election last wear
Smyrna times., 1856-08-06

PROSPECT OF FRESH DIFFICULTIES IN Kansas.
Chicago, August Ave have advices from
Leavenworth to the 30th ult. Col. Lane and
his company had not entered Kansas Terrific
ry. Gen. Smith threatens them with martial
law it they do. The Territorial authorities
were commencing to levy taxes, but both par.
ties refused to pay and trouble is appreheuded.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-06

W For two or three weeks past the bows
have been occasionally forming themselves in
procession, carrying their flags, banners, torch
'lsnts, drnms' &c, and thus parading through
the st'eets. I0n Thursday night last the
American and Democratic Boysmet in the GEN.
tire OF the town. when fight ensued. The
Authorities nave forbid their professions in the
future.