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be-. Co.,. A. smith. 4 90 ntrh hinaN
nam Ht.u 20 eight yrirs go, star b ~ a'f'
.lisltttI f.i ririIf ahiie. snias sliilr nifss'
tIr.i-I .I i'e fisii slmlisf y " Shut
Land, hisb. eel arfmIs d ~ sHi W Nililim "
n umu all No fHla,ille.
w MASfEN, Oicf ~
Aas 2tn e
EAI!NAN COUNTY.
TAKEN ~ ~ lleniy SrTofsln. anl s.lfi,sll
l,i,rr 4. ". TrIr.ll, ONE YOKE uf NofN
OXEN. Gf ne fll.Wlns description u's q '''lL
white wish hluisli spots, marked Niih ei.p "l
the lisLt ear AZ uhierlat Ia the itli hran,iei
With figure =, sEl al4.ai yeas. ,''l ihe '''. =
mostly White nah llnish pisls op h.s neck mark
el with crop anl unlsrhi, IN ~ riah' e.r Aht
an undvrslole in tho len, hraniol figure :, an'
ah,lt 4 yrlrs oli appraised 20 SO lg VI
Ballard uua 4, jackson, :, l., NnbLL'
Aug. q. -ii-la 81 tlvrl 4, C. n g
COLLIN COUNTY,
TAkEN TT bui rslrayei ~ levi 4. W. ~, Hn g.
tg-y HuHl, OK, 1T the following descriptions "a
color ~ LiRi.e, - Nsar, oil, hraglsl ~ The leN
Lp With tl6 letter N turri lypgihalse, msgksi an-
lie, halls rrap in gc len anl uaisr crop and slth lhr
..l.t e.g lalasi ai So ~, Aug, u, lN,'-la'Si
JOHN l., LuNEiul, CHI e, e. g
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wv llEREAS, Elizabeth Wilson, a resident ui
w Hunt county, and State Of Texas, has
filed her petition in my Office, against Andrew
Wilson. for divorce, rs follows: that she was
married to Andrew Wilson, in Hunt county and
State of lcxaa, in tho month oil March, ISL:
TINT she continued to live with the said hndrcw
Wilson us his wife, doing and performing all the
dutics required of her m atltcionate aud iu
tluI wife up to the first day Of March, i-j3,
when the said Andrew Wilson deserted her nd
went to parts unknown, and from th@t time hith
crto has continued his said dcscrtion with the
intention of abandonment without any Just
cause or proyocation ON the part Of petitioners
that the residence Of said Andrew Wilson is I'M
known 10 petitioner She prNys the said IN
drew Wilson be cited by publication q orpcag
and ansrcv Ter said petition, and thai decree
be entered mp dissoIying the b"3jta Of matrimo.
ny, and tia, she be declared sole and single,
~--- Tcsto: Lewis Moody. Clerk District
Ccnrt Given under my Land sni
! l.. ). seal of office, tins 9Th day Of August,
1856. / MOODY,
----~ C2ch Dist Cown, H. G
Mr. Andrew Wilson You will please take no
tee of the above citation, and appear aud nn-
swcr as required, or .iudgncn. will h} taken by
defendant. This August 9th, 1886.
W. G. BROWN,
Aug. ., l35G-l24t MerB ii c,
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IL AAiAh made a IeriaDnani i'rlii'n in "'.
Ill lin county, and state ui isAss, ul ihe read
lsailuF fraa Preston aHi Nitrmgn o. bails
near tie residence al iuise iamisln, un sald
r0si about ten milrs west ~ Mckinney, nill Pa
prepared g. attend o. those afflicted uilh
SORE EYES OF ENtRN kIND,
~ long practice ami success ia the treatment IT
SoTe Eyes uf every variety AMI uhaneirF lniu,es
me q propose g. ihose afflicted with that terri
Ne dissas-, SlTs Eyes, "a all aad Sc un Ihe
terms OF mo CURE No PAY"
lialina made a short stay ia GTayson county
and l.Tatiieal there On many eases VI S0rc Eyes,
ana mos Ailing 20 cure IN tho first Instance, !
here pGhlish few Certificates from those hest
known 10 the paddle a., ,,,,
Gu,vsoN Co., ru,s, MAY 9th, 1880,
This i u c,Iiiiy that have leen afflicted Will
sore ewes Eir me last six wears, and have tried
many ringli,s, AMI several nc'H'lsts, T. un Of
l-,y; 'u. IA Ilc uss al nT I. Nicholas yr!slEa'
tetl E'- Mater, nY eyes are nuw sound and 90
rlear as I'ry FgrF wore, ....-.
DE,r.uE Co., rlAs, April lsl, 1853,
iaiR istp e,g,.y that mys,lT and family have
b'rn Afflicted with SORE ryrs ter long limr and
W. has, lrisl manv remedies O. ~, oiystl, una
ut u,y children was about q, 90 blinl-hi, eve
'all, ~ ~ sinking away, lraPloyol lir Nicl-
ola, isg i'n whole inmilY, AMI IN Tow weeks
myssli and family wsre an sound and we'll,
MM Mcdonnell
GRNsoN Co., TlN,s MAY 2i,h, lNai,
hi, II G, certify tla. Nc have houn afflicted
with ,sr, eyes lug ulre than iva years, AMI have
gfirl nany remedies O. M c''ct, hu, hv tho use
or DR. Z. Nicholas celebrated rs, water, pcr'
maUont cure la, been effected,
MA. T.. TODD.
HARRIET ATKINS.
We could praeuEe certificates To any number,
hnt deem Il unnecessary, ne we have now under
treatment, where We are, more than twenty
ca.r, also scy,rul at Wits Mill. in Dallas cdga
ty, wbor, Information may be had personally
Irum those under treatment, IN cases Of the
worst description, We lp not aim to make Il
diHv'ay On paper, II YOU are afflicted with sor'
gy"s, onll and make the experiment, Remember
NO Cue NJ P1y!"
July -. lSii'tm. IN, 7. NICHOLAS.
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Miscellaneous News Items,

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 3O.-The State
convention of the national democracy of this
State, formed by fusion between the hards
and the softs, and consisting of one delegate
from each assembly district, assembled here at
noon to-day, according to appointment, COR the
purpose of nominating an electoral ticket, and
ticket for State officers, to be supported bv
the entire democracy at the next election.
The democrats have also nominated Judge
Vanderbilt for Lieutenant Governor and John
L. Russell for Canal Commissioners There is
obviously something wanting here to make
this intelligibly probably a previous dispatch
is missing.-Eds. Pic.
DESTRUCTIVE FREs.-LoUIsvILLE, Aug g.
A very destructive fire broke cut here to-day,
in the foundry of Wallace, Lithgow, & Co., on
Second street, spreading thence across Third
street to their warehouse at the corner of Main
street, and adjoining the store Of Messrs. Pit
kins, Bros, and then crossing Main street TO
the store of Messrs. Brady & Davies, all of
which establishments were completely Destroy
ed. The loss is very heavy
New YORK, Aug. 2.-We have intelligence
here to-day of a destructive fire having taken
place in Canal street, West Troy, by which
damage TO the amount Of $4,000 has been
done.
BosToN, July 3l.-Jefferson Block, in this
city, has been entirely destroyed by conlla-
grntion, and unfortunately in the course of it
no fewer than seven lives have been lost BY
The falling of walls.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
THE STORM AT LABRADOR YoHK,
July 30.-We have advices acre from the
coast OF Labrador to the 1st inst. They state
that the storm already reported was terrible.
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July 5, lsjG-Str
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T,u wu,h, Texas, Aug, 22-ll-lI
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21
acc about 500. The fire originated in the boiler

ace about goo. The fire originated in the boiler
,oorn OF h. factory.
FurrrN's DisTrRDAScT -Yesterday afternoon
ah.nt oclock, tie SIRE DEPARTMENT Of the E,,ieru
Dt,toct acre called out 10y ,lsrm Of io. for the
Second District canned by the burning out Of chin
rev in s, cord street. Az Epgipe Companies NJ aad
: were returning homo through G'ant street, when
NJ ,h, corner Of NiLth, became engaged 10 q Sht
in which s,our- were used and sight or ten men we're
Il ore or ess injured. The fight was queIled by the
police. VIM Jennings was the only person taken into
cns,odv Persons who were present state that m 10
VITO wu run, M With ndne Company No frsi
aeu,ed and truck the As slant Foreman of Eng,ae
Coupspy No Chief Engineer Talbot w,s present,
spd directed rhst the en9iuee should not be brought
out again u I'll an investigation takes place
FIRE is THE SEVENTH AyESCE.
A.a o'clock Saturday afternoon small building IN
tn. lot No lls Seventh av-pne. occupied by Mr..
Koch asa cerpepter chop, was destroyed by fire.
Ioss about slOo No ip 'uiance. The fire was occs-
sio.ed by little ohld playing With matches.
FIRE IN suLLIVAs STREET.
About y O'Clock on Saturday morning a Gre WAS
discovered in the entry Of the dwelling No. 6s Slui-
vsn stree: by Poll emsn Besch, occupied by John
McK,b,in The officer sa~ the smoke and broke in
the door ADd sln tpe OH vi llr W 'uPtn1r, "u' nc
lad BY this time aroused -oon succeeded IN e1tin
pui-hinp the flames Tue fire. Was occasoned by some
a tcle, Of clothing that sd been csreeasly hanging
LEAR q hot stove Damage s!i.ht
FIRE IN OLIVER STREET.
About 10! O'Clock Saturday night the alarm Of
Gre in the Seventh Dstrct caused BY the burning
of ..rav bed and mattress the attic Of the dwell
II bou,e, No rs Oliver s.reet. occupied by Sasan
B,rne. The burning bed wss thrown iu'o the yard,
sro the fsmes soon subdued. Damage sbout SO
no Insurance.
FIRE IN NINTH AVENUE.
At o'clock Saturday night, fire occurred in the
drug store of Mr. Gertzen, corner of Forty tourth
str ct and Ninth avenue in Consequence Of the expo-
sl,n OF o csmphene lsmp. Damage TO The building,
Sos Injured s6oo in the Butchers and Drovers' In.
surance Company.
FIRE IN FRONT STREET.
Yesterday sftein, about O'Clock, fire occurred
in the house No. Il Front street. lear Broad used Tor
su,okiIg meats. Damage slight.
yIRR IN CARhAsvILtB.
About one o'clock yesterday afternoon row OF
frsne buiipgs four in number, near the foot of one
Hundred ard Thir,eth street, North River, took fire
from ne cause unknown ana before the flames could
b. suhdued, they were almost entirely destroyed
Loss from 81 900 to sl9to. The buildings were
Owned by Mr.. Bell, and occupied by eight poor
families who lost o.t Of their household furniture.
FALsR ALARM.
The alarm Of Gre in the Fifth District yesterday
evening war csused by the burning ont OF sJoty
chimney in Despcy street, pear the East River.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

panels sre veDeo,rd with satin, zebra and
wod Al Of ,h~ sslson are the qasrternsstrc's aad
smckinC ro"us The Vanderbilt can accommodate
about $50 pescrgers.
The machinery consists OF ordinary besm engines,
tubular boI.H each 30 feet long, asd weighing 60
iups; cyl,pders, 20 uohos IN diameter aud IL feet
stroke. wb.er. al feet in dsmeter, 10 feet sirfse,
and feet rcbes in dip. She hS 3a furnaces, with
20 600 supefca feet Of FIRE surfGce. The estimated
power o. Der engines is equal to that of 9 500 hrses
each, at q stoam-pressure Of 25 pounds the wheels
making 20 revolutions minute Daily consumption
Of coat rom 20 to 90 tuns day. She will carry 400
tuns ui coal. Messr Secor Brsisted, Of the al ARE
Works, built her engines, at a cost of s2oO,o 900.
She Is ded by Capt. p. K. Leiebre, formerly
Of the Arid; her seward il Mr.. W. J. Doran formerly
of the Moth Star and M VIM. Lighthall is tue
chief engineer. To woik her will require the following
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

AIIEsrTEp SvIcIpgs Mary Sweepy, a young
irsh woman on Saturday evening attempted self de-
siruc'ion by junpug tito the dock e. Per No II
Norh River. Anor.w Sttly, labo-er, rescued her
trem drowning, ard had her. conveyed to the Fifs.
W-rd Police STA ion, wi ere she was taken te of
Ay'urg woman residing at No 27i Elm street a.
tempted suicide Saturday night BY svalowns I'u-
osrum She was discovered soon after, Iaborins I'M
Ger the ,cts OF the dose and conveyed Ee the New
Yolk Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21
Ailou, Of Tax Levy for 1850.

Our fellow citizen, Wlism Curtis Soyes esq h|
just r.ceiy,d d from Governor Clark appointment al
'u'tte for this State, for the erection Of national
MOI umt Mt at Philadelphia Mr.. Noyes is mos: esti-
sble IN, ard worthy successor 70 thA late Hon
John G. Spencer IN this Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

She furnished with eight large boats four Of which
are of wood, aud suspended from dsvitsi the Others
Rsymopds iron life boat, and are carried ON the
forward hurricane deck These are said to be amply
large enough to hold all Of the gers and ore~
in Of accident She is also well provided with
steam aid hand pumps, in case of fire or leakage.
The Vanderbilt Of the three largest steamships
hHoat. We subun their main Dimensions:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21
CITY ITEMS.

WHERE TIE MosET Co.'s The objects and pur-
.poses fcs which the Of seven million seventy five
ihousafd tour hundred and twenty five dollars md
seventy two cents are TO be applied may be seen by
the following statement Of the tax Wy for i-5G
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

Cir MoRTALrTY.-The total number OF deaths a
the Cry cufipg the past week, ss We learn by she
,fc al rtpor OF the City Inspector, was j3i, namely
- ueD, 7s wom,p 2o2 boy, sud Ia sirl-, sh,wicg
iucr. OF 2i9 deaths compared With the mnr-
tally of the week previous The follo~iDg are the
pm cpal causes Of desth during the week ending July
l9: C'I SUMPTION 40; cholera nfsntum, 3d. chesers,
!; ctcl.rs mcrbus, j. convu-ions (infan'iltJ, s.;
disnbta, 30; dyseptery 49, ipa,mmaton of'ne bowels,
= SCARLET fever, Il; rnee.I,s, 81; usrsnus, 81. Tho
following gives the Classification OF dsessee and
the total number OF desths caused BY each
dSsase during rhe week ending July 10: Bonee,
jopis, &c brain and nerves loj; generstive or
ssrs, !; heart and blood ye.sels "a; lungr throat,
&c, 81 old oge, Il skin, &c, and eruptive fevers,
40; ssllbors srd premsiare brhs, IS; stomach, b."
el, and Other digestive orgsts, 2lo; uDceftsin seat
end general levers 3d. volett Is The nat V1ty
table for the past week sv.s 4l4 ,ves Of tbe Utted
states, 81 OF Ireland ss OF Germany. 10 of BngAnd
of F'aIc ,f British Amer 90, Of Scvtlsnd, OF
swii Hand. OF BollnDd. md ubkLowa.
HIGHwAT RoBBrEI-Jaues Buttehy and John
kla1 0aean, ycung sh IL yeasz 0 se, wtfe afreSsed
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

CHARGE OF BIGAAT.-Aonzo W. Adams residing
81 No lO5 West fourteenth street, wss on Saturday
arrested on cbsrg- of bigsmy preferred against him
by M. HsnI an Msria Post Of No II Pavonia ave-
Iue jersey City. The complaint alleges that in the
year s4s the &C used married Miss Isabel Moran at
Soros California who is still living, and that in Nay,
1854, be married Der dsus shter, Catharne Van Bdren
Poet who then sbout eighteen years Of age, the
Rev DR. Hanks Of this city being the officiating cler-
gynoh The accused denies the charge, and alleges it
to be fsr. from beginning to end. Justice Plandresu
held b, m to bail in 81, ,O0s to answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

Does.-The dog pound went into OperstiOn on the
95rh Of June es and since that time 100 dogs have
h,u caught sod or slaughtered, for which s2 100 has
been paid by the City Treasury During the frst two
days GO gs were received at the pound corner Of
Thirty. .1s' street ard Frst avepue, but since they
bsv. f,lleD of to about 60 per day. The best dogs
ere put ssice for redemption BY their o~ners For
pups trey pay Ell for grown dogs %. If they are
Lot redeemed they are sold, and the residue are
drowned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

THS LATE MURDER II BRoADwAT--rHE MUR-
p.RIR STILL UsKsowS = The inqaes, upon tue body
OF Bartholomew BOurke who was recently murdered at
Nr Jcyc.s tailoring establishment, No. 373 Broad
way resumed CD Saturday, but not concluded,
sD sdjounu.pt ut having taken place until ten .lock
the 2, Ihtn the taking oftesriaony will be re-
suu, at the Sixth Ward Police Station No clue has
YET teen obtained az 70 who committed The foul
deed.
The following Is the evidence elected on Saturday:
james Qun beitg sworn, ssid:-I live in Canal
fhe.t, No. 1873 have known decessed for about
twelve month IN the bo.rcing -house about two or
ttr'e we-hs ago asked dec-ssef what be thought ofs
chicken witch jumped up in the dinirg room; asked
him, Was u rooster " ne seemed not TO like the
quettor al te sapted 10 have nothing to say 70 mej
a'k.d him shy; be laid be did DO. consider me ["
'r'hd nsid Was a friend 10 everybody; | soemnly
swtsr ] ask.c bun the question about the cht,ken
mere in fun never had unkind feeling toward de
c+hs, d. never wa at tao store wnere deces-co ~ss
employed; used to Jest with deeedsed oooas
'h' widow l-I dsdy); board there nc~; s4w oe-
cee.ed on TUESDAY night; then offered him my eend,
ct between bine sbd ten o'c och "a not go 70 dnok
with deo~assd; / besrd, lat n'ght, his wstch Wa
ssohn from him; belve Mr. Aude' con eau give you
information op that b. adj be knows tho Of
th- bouse where the dtceased was on the foafth OF
July.
Gpsfavus Ardereoo, being sworn, said--I live in the
koust Nc IS LSdIo = <reet. kD0 vdoceased betwe<u
fy, std e,x ye.rs; boarded with hu 10 the hoxss
No. 7s BoweTs IPssed &eoeAeeA b BsssdvAy -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

ACALUoRsrA RowDr ABoUr.-At the recent pistol
&, ht between Patrick Matthews aud Stephen W kon,
curl, which the latter losing his life, the
notorious Woolly Kearney took conspicuous part.
This genius s one Of the victims of the San Francisco
Vigilance Committee, and was expelled from that city
few weeks ago. Let the police keep & sharp eye
upon h,s moveulents.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

HIGHwAr RoBBrEI-J Buttehy and John
Flax oAean, ycung Esn IL yean a age, wero afreSsed
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

:, ,s,erd.y, charged with high Esy robbery. It sp-
,os,s that William { bingham, Of No go East
Ibir,c.,th street, wa at o'clock yesterday mora
in, pas.ing through Mott street. bare beaded when he
was scc,-ted by the prisoners, who told HIM to &C
., n,,nv ~, IN short distance and they would sho~
h,p where hs ha, was Cunningham did 80, and sas
i.duceo,o enter house near by, when they both foll
u,op him. s,d robbed him Of bresstpn, worth 81,
ard a pair of -,ud. The robbers then fed, but the
alarm given by Cunningham led the fourteenln "a'u
Police to give chase, ard they captured both OF He
accused, with the studs in theu possession iney
w,re taken before Alderman Monaghan, Acting Mass'
hbte, and locked up for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

SUICIDE IN PRIsos.-Ssrgset Cahill, who hsd
been arrested for drunkenness and eonfned in the
pison at Esse1 Market, hung herself yesterday after
noon to the cell door, and discovered soou after
dead She was rative Of ireland, 3j years Of age.
An inquest will be held upon tho body to day.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

The Collins mail steamer Baltic, Capt. ComstOck,
left this port Saturday for Liverpool with l53 pas
sepgtrs and s45s, ,20 in specie. Mr. Eser'te one of
he, passengers, died of appope4y while she WA go
ing dow the bay. His body was sent back to the
city.
NUTINY on BOARD THR SHIP ATALANTA or THIS PORT
The correspondent OF The Heraid has furnished the
following particulars Of the seizure Of this vessel by
the crew while on her voyage from Marseies to
Alneira Spain:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

tn LATE PRIzE FIGHT.-John Gallagher. said tc
bsve been one of the pr ncip.s in the late przefgh
on Rkers I.land was on SATURDAY arrested aud held
to bail in g. coo to tor the offense. Dutch
Uenry the other principal, AID the bottlehoders ar,
stIlI OF large, but the police are on their track.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-04

$500 miles in sight Of eternal SHOWS. in
which he revealed the grand features Of Alta
California, its great basin, the Sierra Ncya-
da, the valleys of San Joaquin and Sacra-
mcnto, revealed the rcal Eldorado, and es-
tablished the geography of the Western por-
ton OF the continent. In August, 1874, he
was again in Washington, and his fame was
sealed. He was planning third EXPEDITION,
while writing the history of the second, and
before its publication in 1916, was again on
his way to the Pacific, collecting his noun
tain comrades, to examine in detail the
Asiatie slope OF the continent, which result
ed in giving new volume Of science to the
world, and California to the United States.
After the conquest of California, in which
he, bore part, he was made the victim of
quarrel between two American commanders.
and stripped of his commission by court
martial. The President renstated him, but
Fremont would not accept mercy, but de-
mands justice. His connection with the
government now ended. He was a private
citizen and poor man. He had been
brought prisoner from California, where
he had been explorer, conqueror, peace
maker, aud governor. He determined to re-
trieve his honor on the field where he had
been robbed of it. One line more would
complete his survey, the route for great
road from the Mississippi to San Francisco
Again ne appeared in the fur West. His old
mountaincers locked about him, and with
thirty-three men and one hundred and thirt
three mules he started for the Pacific On
the Sierra San Juan all his mules and one
third Of his men persisted in moro than
Russian cold; and Fremont arrived on foot
at Sante Fe, stripped Of all but life. The
men OF the wilderness knew Fremont: they
re-fitted his expedition; he started again;
pierced the country Of the fierce and re-
morseiess Apaches met, awed or defeated
savage tribes; and in hundred days from
Sante fe, stood on the banks Of the Sacra-
mento. The men of California reversed the
Judgment OF the court martial, and Fremont
was made the first Senator Of the Golden
State.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-04
TeicHrnphic News.

New YoRK, July 1.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Courier and Enquirer tele-
graphs that Gen. Pcrsifor Smith has gone to
kansas with stringent orders to prevent the
emigration OF Free State men with arms.
correspondent Of the Herald states that
an expedition is being formed in this and
some sQuthern cities whose destination is
Mexico. II is TO be commanded by Ameri-
can officers, and the men armed with reyol-
yers md Minnie rifles. The corps had al
ready enrolled over 400 men and will be of
as soon as the ranks are full, 500 being the
full complement. 1t is to act with the pre-
sent Mexican government. Later adyces
from Venezuela, state that the difficulties al
ready reported had become very serious.
Bruche, Morine and the two Figaros, leaders
OF the revolutions, had taken four towns,
and were marching on Bolivar, they had
seized two English scnooners and nut two
English subjects to death.
WasutNoToS, June 30.--A large and en-
thusiastic American meeting was held here
tonight. The front of the city hall was
splendhlly adorned. The flag which Lafav-
cite presented to Washington was received
with cheers. Cannon, music and fireworks
formed prominent part Of the proceedings.
Senator Crittenden was among the
speakers.
WASHINGTON, July IA riot occurred at
the Fillmore demonstration in this city last
night. Turing which Mayor Magruder and
several of the police were attacked with
stones nd bludgeons. The Mayor was bad
lv injured-the mob following him half a
mile with cries of "kill him - The mob
was tiEslly dispersed, and one or two arrests
mere made.