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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
Comment unnecessary.

Rumor says that there was bad smash
ON the NJ. s. Il n |. r. r., on last Satur-
day evening, a short distance from the New
Albany crossing. a passenger train and
freight train came in collision The loco
motives and several cars were destroyed;
six men and several horses were killed. =
The Engineer of the freight train was run
ming on the other ones time. About the
time of the collision he jumped off the
locomotive and had not been heard ola the
last account.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
The banner Of last week comes down


fostnd in another column.
The Banner Of last week comes downon
us as follows:
"Ihe Marshall County Democrat Of last
week in an article headed "Falsehood and
Misrepresentation, throws about wonderful
ly in expectation Of hitting somebody or
something an awful dig. He imagined he
was aiming an annihilating blow at GER
tain clergyman of this place, when 10. it
turns out that there was no clergyman in
the case. How chap fallen he must have
felt when that fact was first made manifest
TO him.
The editor OF the Banner had taken upon
himself to say, i'll reference to JUICE Stu
ART, eve will respect the Judicial crmine
though it be OH the shoulders of donkey"
to these very ungentlemanly remarks we
made such a reply as we thought at the
time they deserved. We will here say for
the edifcation of the editor of the Bonner,
that We had understood before We wrote
the article referred to, that "a certain cler-
eyman" did not wiitc the article in which
JUDGE STUART was called donkey" nor
had anything to do with the editorial de-
partment Of the Banner that week. We are
not SO nightly "chap-fallcn" as he might
suppose; he has ''yelped" up the wrong
tree this time.
Ministers ''surplice, Lions skin" DC,
were only designed to elucidate the fusion
doctrine on that subject. They were general,
and no minister who has not turned politi
clan, would conclude for moment that
we alluded to him.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02

Accounts from Utah represent The saint,
as IN a very, instantly condition Between
the drouth and the grasshoppcrs. which
have proved very ruinous 10 The crops for
the last two Seasons, the people are lhrea.
ened with want. Brigham Young takes
time by the fo!elock. and has exhorlcd.
and ordered the creates, care to be taken Of
whatever the country may produce This
is right, if he should never again be char
Seable with such thing Tie An If july.
anniversary of the settlement of the saia
Deseret, to bring out the full and oyel flow
my feeling of the people. Politically moth
ing has transpired, and the mail JUS; In rep
resents the health of The territory AS quite
good; and with the exception of a failure in
the crops, from causes mentioned. The in
dustrlaI Interests of The country are In a
tfourishing condition. Whatever else NAV
be sad OF these people. all must do them
the justice 10 admit that their Industry
and perseverance has no equal in the coun-
try. Already they have all sorts of mills.
Torn works, &c.-.S. Louis Democrat ot
IhurSddu
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02

We understand, from number Of our
citizens, that John l.. Westcrvelt the
Know Nothing candidate for Commissioner
in the ID District, stated in speech he
made at the Court House, on the evening
of the ODD September, that the Democratic
party was made up of 'BLACkGUARDS,
-DRUNKARDS, -HORSETHIEVES,
BALLOT-BOX STUFFERS,-GAM-
BLERS,--and the ignorant. that cannot
read nor write;" and lastly, that they were
a ''Blackguard Party and many other
kindred remarks.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02

The Republicans are making great to-
DO about the "Clique, as they call the
Democratic party of Marshall county
making the nominations for county Off
GERS. The difference between the two
Cliques--Dcmocratic and Republicans,
that the democratic Clique" nominated
their friends, while the Republican
Clique nominated themselves.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02

Patterson d Evans are paying cash for
fat cattle, DC LrSee card.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02

STARK COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Clerk IL Auditor, WV. p. CHAPMAN.
Sheriff. ..EDW ARD TIBBITS.
Com Dist No. 2, JOHN GOOD.
County Surveyor, PETER LAIN.
Coroner, ADAM LAMBERT.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02

For Congress-Nnth District,
WILLIAM Il. STU ART,
OF CASS.
For Prosecutor,
\. l.. JONES, Porter County.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
GRAHAM y. FIrcn, of Cass,
SAMUEL H. BUSkIRK, Of Monroe,
LIST w. +. PARROT, of Warrick,
ID S X WOLF, Of Harrison,
81 :. w. SHORT. of Lawrence,
18th d. JONES, of Franklin,
5,h EDMOND Johnson, Henry Co,
9th MARTIN NJ. RAY, Shelby 9
18th JAS. NJ. Hanna, Viso j."
9Th j. 5. McCLELAND, Clinton Co,
9th ORrnEus EvEKrS, Laporte "
10Th +. II. RANDALL, Allen g
18th S. :. MIcKLE, Adams Co.
For Senator, HUGH MILLER, Fulton co
Judge c. p, j. G.. OSBORNE, Marshall g
Prosecutor, J. HENDERSON, 81. Joseph
Representative, Ell BRowN, Stark 90
Treasurer-DANID NINNEDGE.
Sheriff. f. VANNALkENBURGII.
Com'r Dist. No. e-ROBERT PIPER.
- . " 3-WM. HUGHES.
Survcvor-J b. y. KLINGER.
Coroner-JACOB KNOBLOCK.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02

E4'Thc George Law" brings news
from California that the Vigilance Commit
tee is disbanded-Judge Terry who was
confined in prison released, and that the lc-
gal officers are executing the law jas for
mcrly
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02

c. +. Bailey ~ Co.'S Circus Il Menage
RE is u be here on the 9th inst. See nd
vcrtisemcnt in days paper
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
Two Grand EiZzlesi

The fusions had bad luck last Friday,
they undertook to raise apolc at NJ. l..
Smiths, in Green township; when it was
partly up, it broke. bad omen that.
On Saturday they were to have rally i'll
Polk township, but the people did not
come Bad show for fusion speakers in
that township. Where is Mr.. LOCKER on
who wrote from Bourbon; we should like
to have him try his hand, on these Fizzles.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
Pole Raising.

There will be pole raised at James Ia-
zleton's in the south west part of this town
ship, on Saturday next, at two o'clock p
NJ. Speakers will be present.
Also at James Ninnedge's in North town
ship, on Saturday Oct. 1lth, at two clock
p. NJ. \ speaker from South Bend will
be there; let those living in the vicinity Of
these appointments who love our 'Copsti-
tuition and Union, turn out en- m0SSe.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
Thursday Morning, Oct. I'd, 1856.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN &c. BRECKlNRID GLE,
KENTUCKY.
STATE TICKET.
For GorerAOr,
ASHBE,L u. WILLARD.
OF WHITE.
Fo,. Lieut. Gorern0r,
ADRIAN y. HAMMOND, of Nigo.
For Secretoyy Of State,
DANIEL Mcclure, of Morgan.
For Imitor Of State,
Jonx W. DoDD, Of Grant.
For Treasurer Of State,
AeUILLA JONES, of Bartholomew
For attorney General,
Jos. f. McDoNALD. Ct Montgomery.
For Superintendent IF PuJlic Instruction,
WILLIAM c. LARRABEE, of Putnam.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
WILLIAM b. BEACH, of Boone.
Reporter ot' Decisions Of Supreme Court,
GoRDoN TANNER, of jackson.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02

The attention Of the travelling public, is
directed to the time table of the Cincinnati
PerHts,& hicago railroad, which will be
fostnd in another column.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02

Papers throughout the State will confer
an especial favor by copying the above.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02

HALIFAX, Sept. "a.
The steamship Canada arrived here at
O'Clock this morning. She passed
large steamer on Saturday, supposed to be
the Persia The Baltic arrived out on the
morning Of the 18th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-08

ALLEGED VIOLATION OF TIE QUARANTINE LAws.-william
MCGEE and Domnick Ryan taken into custody yes
terday by SERGEANT Smith md officer Webb, OF the Lower
Police Court charge OF having violated the Quarantine
lows, by holding communication with infected vessels
lying at anchor in the Narrows contrary 20 the regla-
tions OF the government. McGce and Ryan have been
arrested once twice before a similar charge
now we understand are under indictment for m,sde
meanor The complaint against the prisoners made
by Abraham Vapderzee an employer In the Health De-
partmen at Staten Island The accused conveyed
efore Justice Welsh at the Lower Police Court where
they heh TO bail each In the Of $500 to
the charge eferred against thera The officers Quar-
anine should that tho laws strictly enforced
else numbers Of persons broksu down with infection ,
disease may be brought into midst by the rascali
boatmen who nfest the entire harbor.
DESCENT rroS AZ ALLEGED DsoSoxRIY HoUsE.--captau
Carpenter Of the Fifth ward po.cc with posse Of
nccr his command made descent upon the premises
Of Charles Becker No 81 Hudson street. aud all
the occupants fr drinking lager oer and behaving them
selves IN unruy manner Becker was held to bail to
answer the charge OF keeping dsordery house. There
quite number OF fashionable resorts In the Fifth
ward which occasionally requires the presence OF the
po'tc tcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-08
BrOOkIyn Ctr News.

nFG1u YorSG FEsAIE By poIsoS-SrRASGE CIRcrm
srAScK-Coroner Reddng was yesterday called to view
the body OF young female named Mary Mccormick, ut
No S5s Hudson avenue, who, appears had died from
the ELECTS OF poison According 20 the girls state
mcn she went TO the house of relative at No 555 Thr
" sixth street. New York, days since, bu, ihsy
did not Wish pay her for her services she started
turn To her former residence In Hudson avenue. She
left Thirty sixth street tine before Wednes-
day. When she was passing down Roosevelt street on
icr wny the ferry she rse number cf Of dar
compexion dressed like ssaors They stopped her and
~ them, who had vial IN his hand, said mo one
pass here unless they drink what's in this bottle
Amer OBTAINING her for time The vial piaccd 10 Der
mouth and she forced TO swallow the contents wcu
she permitted 10 go GA the ferry boat she DC
came i'll and reaching Brooklyn she place9 IN
charge OF officer Graft af the Second district police v.ho
convey ell her 10 her former residence in Hudson
Here she related the strange circumstance and although
efforts made "a neutraze the effects OF the peison
he ccd during tie succeeding nghA II Is supposed the
vial contained laudA nm. post mortcm examination
made yesterday afternoon and 10 day inquest will
be bed whom some Of tho circumstances OF this strange
naar will be brought tn light yhe girl was about ak
teen years Of age bns would be led To believe from
ber large size and general appearance that she much
older II u thought by some that she took tho poison
while laborng rader temporary deraDgemens although
II does not appear that she hal been subject "
OF the kind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-08

The Commissioners met yesterday, at the City Hail. at
noon. President Barker in the chair; and Walter r
Conckn, Secretary.
Schooner Pathfinder from AVS Cages, with logwood and
coffee. Port Of doubtful health Cargo ordered to
lightered to the city.
Big Elizabeth w ats, from Ponce arrived the 5,h
inst Port sickly Cargo directed 10 be gherea to the
city after fifteen days, II all remain well.
Bark Francis Secor from Pensacola, arrived 9Th inst
with lumber. Health or port unknown. Cargo to be
hghtercd 10 the city iD ten days ater arrival If all we'll
Bark Louisa arrived the 9th inst. from CArdenas
with sugar and molasses. Port sicky. Ordered to re-
main sixteen days after arrival.
Brig Howard from Gonaiy with logwood, all we'll
Health OF port unknown. Cargo to be lghtered in fifteen
days after arriving, If all remain web.
Brig Maria White, now at Quarantine, Is allowed to
up within three hundred yards of the city for
day for repairs, having cargo to land
al this port; she will then proceed Immediately to sea-
Brig Bliow, from sagua lie Grand, arrived August ..
With sugar Allowed to come up and discharge at Brook.
lyn, If the authorities there are willing.
Brig /. Lacosh from Guonico 7. r., arrived July 2S,
with sugar and molasses, all we'll Allowed to come to
the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-08
Before Jr.lrc Capron.


Arc. There a scarcity OF jurors al the opening
Il the court this morning, and large nuiaber fined
s25 each ser .atenjassc. James Shay arespcc,sbc
and intelligent looking frishman aged about IS put
trial under Indictment for granI larceny. II ap.
pearcd frnm The testimony that the prisoner Cor
eirt months prior 10 sbc 3oth Of April last had been in
The employ, porter, of Goddard Bro No. 20 Park
place, by whom he much cs,eemct for hi5 diligence
apd attention Ia business AT the date before mentioned
shay suddenly disappeared, which excited ihosapcons
oi lis mrloyers who. taking inventory OF their
goolE found 81, 900 worth OF sewing silk, twist,
braid, &c missing. On the same day a person OF the
name Of Gallagher arrested having In his possession
large quantity Of the missng goods Which he state
lei with him BY Shay, who sat that he obtained
them a. auction, and wishei Gallagher TO pedGle them
about The city Offering him 20 per week for hts services
shay was subsequently, arrested In Philadelphia, where
he engaged in peddling az the goods, with
bis employ ers mark on the wrappers.
The occupied the court the entire day, and the
jury alter absence cf Ave minutes, returned verdict
of guilty. The prisoner remanied for sentence on
saturday next at which time tho Judge stated he should
adjourn the court for the term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-08


enuva The names Of the owners Of tue premises coa
@ pe ascertaned The committee d, 'cued 70 report !
or o. atborizng the City Inspector to see 10 the aoate
q" nv Vi tne nuisance. or to close II up.
Az 20 NO 100 West Fifteenth street. kept saagnte
the Character of the place the committee d, Termined
me no the same action as in the above case.
THE DUMPING GROUND AT WATTS STREET.
The Aldermen Committee Wharves, Piers aud 5. Ipa
at meeting yesterday, decided report in favor OF IN
medaey dredging the pier foot OF Waits street, used
a dumping ground for city dirt and ona II is represent
ed by petitioners that the pier Is hed up six foe
above the depth required by the city They
state that has been caused mainly by careless dumpug
Of dirt on the lier
CITY MARKETS.
The Committee Ma kets of the Aldermen yes.
terdsy paper before the committee relative leasing
the city markets to single corporate body for period
of ten years considered but definite action taken
The commitee decided, during next week TO visit all III.
different markets to report upon sucn improvements
repairs as they considered called for
SEIZURE OF LETTERS.
bag OF letters, designed to 60 out by the French
steamship Alma, seized yesterday afternoon at the
wharf of the steamship, as they the ooint
being conveyed on board. The seizure was made by a
Custom House officer and the letters veyed to the
rrst Office The cause of the seizure TO prevent
fraud upon the United States Post Office Department. by
by non pay ment of hostage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-08
Til Aysu ,rican luesticS.

The 'oIewipg /, :rcra abe hoy71isa Adeer sser:-
The Anerican qasstiur may be regarded as virtually
settled We belieyswe 81 aot wro,y IN preparing our
readers ,r TO this ec. in the speech
of her Nesesty tic rro-ogation Of parisment
Tuesday merit. The is-ns agreed re''tha, the Bay
Islands . be giver over by as 10 Honduras" In
return FOR banding them to the Republic Of
B,nduras T.. government; Of Aha, repub pledges tse
neser 70 give hem any other pous- or 20 allow
ny other POW to interfere Ga their alta America
nrtily acquic-ces in MS ses.lsnenf OF ~ question:
sna INNS US in esiFipare treaty with the ssverument
OF snduras 70. carrying the c<Ssatou Of agreement
into effect Fra-.ee Is alss oonIsntLg pai.y to the
egrs ,aent and has expressed her yrAdnee sign the
trea.g II deemed ueeessary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-08
BOARD OF CouN ell MEN.

The Board Last evening, The President in the chair
Ind 81 OFT o. 90 members In their seats.
A petition Vas received from sami G. Joiie, the In
cnior Of the usnsparcn bao, bon sskirg the privilege
bf cxbihung the before committee, with Wow
n ~ ssoyssn by the Board Referred 10 Committee on
Arts and Scieucss.
councilp an as.s offered resolution repeating the
nanct rassed July IL making appropriations for the
rentrsl tasx laid over.
PROSPECTIVE vErpFs.
message received from tbs Mayor fsec proceed
nzf OF she Dasd of Adcrmen) announcing his desrmi
alton to veto all bills Increasing the salaries Of city OIL
klats fe %e present date NJ. NAENER said THAI the
or nfur cation announcing did determination on
IL. vnr cf hsE xccutve 10 veto. In advance, the rtnre
keroa fc legislative departments of the city govern
rptt ,ntreEy uncaed for out Of place and an In.
n 10 this Bcsrd and he movei that the document be
sid she table. Iost Tho message was Then referred
~ the Committee on Salaries ana Offices
Courinap ArrYw offered q rc-olu,ion requiring the
Sre,t Ccinuf sionr and Comnssi of Repairs aud
rryes report 70 this Board astsemsnt of all con.
rae eItcred into by their respective departments less
amount han $3.50 with the of tbs contractors
kra the Fate and OF tho contracts Adopted Tue
Bard sner haf hours session, adjourned 70 O'Clock
his evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-08

ry way of TIavre ard liverpool we have received al
vices irt II rnambuco 10 The 2ih and rom bahia 70 the
2lt Jrne The English brig Of war spy had arrived
q, PeTnpmbrco.
AZ perrambuco nothing had been done In frcrhts dur
a tho week in Consequence of the few vessels open 70
charter demanding higher rates than shippers were ds
uosed 10 Give. The business d,ne In sugars small
ana the shipments for the week reported ~ avs
tons. There small business doing IN exchange on
London al 2Id. pcr nil reis
In Bahia both white and brown sugars were In demand
but purchasers refused grant former prices ard trans
sctioss consequently very limited scale; supe
ror qualities ere scarce and request for the southern
markets. Quotations remained pnaltercd. Cotton was
without alteration arrivals being readily disposed o M
rates Of s5 $50 per for Naceos end ~ COO Tor
rahas list Of the latter has been sold at alhgher pr
which has net ranspreJ bu, supposed 20 be 90 100 or
So 200 rer which, exchange n IL u costs 3d 70
cid per ib free hoard, exclusive OF freight. NO
supplies OF coffee, and quotations. entirely ronnais
Untoycrabc weather has prevented shipment OF aidos
and priccs consequently remain unaltercd No ransac
uens bad sanspred 10 fresh,s, and quotations wovs
nominal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-08

The United States slocp Of Macedonian, % rc1s
Captain John Pope, from China, arrived AT Bost0r
Wednesday afternoon. She up the harbor under
sall, and anchored off the Navy frd about o'clock.
Tee customary salute fred The Macedonian haa
been absent from the United Sat three years and TIRE.
months In the Fast India and China Seas she br.nEs
home for nterment the -enaim of the late Commodore
Jel Abbot who died at Hoag Kong, In December last
The following IL list OF her officers Captain John Pore
iieu,enants, W Gwaihrey. @. II. Preble W r. Boudi.
not: Acting lieutenant John Waters Acting Master. j.
G. sproston; Purscr, X. Allison: Surgeon r.. v odd
worth rasycj Assn tant Surgeon j. s. Gillian Captain
Clerk W W. whittlesey; Boaswain John Hayden. Car.
penter. Daniel Jones sAiimakcr Charles Frost nng
Gunner, - Eliot
The United States frgae Congress arrived at GbTa~
The 18th ul IRON Cadx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-08
COMMITTEES MEETINGS,
IUWMII Ed NEEIINUSs
SrpxyYo oF FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF n
PECTED VESSELS.

brpxJxo oF FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF IA
FEcTED VESSELS.
The special committee of the Beard of Heath-Coun.
|lman Phillip, 1hsirman--appoDicd 10 Investigate into
he connected with the petition Of Captain Hacck,
If-he schooner Julia Hallock asSug indemnity from
be- Bosid Il Health for destruction of the cabin farn
6rs. beds, bedding, quantity OF clothing and some
rrs 90 board this vessel recently at Quarantae we're
have mot yes tcTday, at 10 NJ. quorum not being
eep the committee adjourned The case ,ll this aaer
|oon st O'Clock The petitioner Captain Uallocs ass =
b. the som OF 1900 Tho facts se, forth that bis
] arrived at Quaraniins from 81. Jago de Cuba on
be i-sh Z iss June; that durdg the psssagc one of
S4r crew vas taken sick asd died from what was sup
cd ta De ye0w fever and that soon after this him
ScH the mate and one O. The passengers
ere attacked BY yellow fever The two lat
ttere they died, while he fortunately recovered
health. While lying at Quarantne The vessel was
ken charge of by IN n \. thomson, the Health Officer,
d the cargo consisting of sugar discharged at tha
lace By order OF the Health OGlcer, the bedding, NC
gcthcr with petitioners wearing apparel altogether
value ~ $500, were conveyed on shore and burned
me OF his private stores consisting OF segars, wines
o. Of the value OF sT5, were taken alleged from he
bin while he was lying sick IN The hospital, oy those
bo had been placed In charge OF the schooner by ths
eaith Oncer and he believes used Tor their private
ans a. they had been restored 10 h possession
Tho vessel above s tho first vessel upon which case
yellow fever occurred tots season at this port
ABATEMENT OF sUfsAScEs.
The Committee ON Nuisances OF the Board Of Health,
uuci'man Barney, Chairman met yesterday, ats P NJ,
hear parties upon alleged nussnccs referred TO them
v examination the last meeting Of the Board'of Health
The complaint against cheese mauufscsory, at No.
H. Powery, was frst considered Samuel G. Has,y and
Gorge ". Dean doine business adjacent the nanufac
Glory testified that the premises IN s present cond
ou rss an inteerabe nuisance and greatly preudcia
the health OF the neahborhood They stat ID that PEG
eo.ue into the place sometimes attacked with
ssn sniness and sickness caused by the nauscat'ng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-08
The International Insurance Case.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
OrriCE OF THg INTERNATIONAL ivsrsANc
NFw IoPK. Arr I 1854

OFficE oF rHg INTERNATIONAL iNsrBANcE Co.,
NEw foRK, Aug !, 1866
Your paper q this morning conians vxtfacts from
scavh Il Mr. James A. ReGua, and statements rcla.
oa 10 The dificui,y In this company which require some
rutcc from me. u WIS not my intention 10 make any
reply 10 articles which got into the newspapers
prejudice The public 81 parties against whom criminal
prosecution " pending On hearing, yesterday,
before Justice navison, the charge Of PERJURY, he
fused make the arrest and stated that the matter
suspended until the other disposed of As for
Mr. RQua's assertion that consulted, and advised
The issuing o certificates Of stock for The property valued
az Sffp SEQ Il s entirely untrue. II n not necessary fer
me here 10 enter into ref atoms OF other asserons the
proper pace for subsantatng affidavit against these
parties is the criminal court before which they
rsnsd aud vi do not there prove that not only the pro
perry In question vsueess basis OF Insurance.
and had previous mortgage IL, but that the stock
issued went actually 10 pay for sso500 Of properly more
than was ever ut IN The pany, shall be willing 10
submit TO The charge of perjury.
Inc action brought against the company by Alexander
Reaua, on which Injunction was obtained, dis
posed Of on Monday last by Judge Brown 10 the supreme
Court the injunction removed and all proceedings dis
missed. CHARILS W. OGDEN.