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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-12
LOCAL AND LITERARY.
Cash Up--Important to Everybody

Hereafter, no advertisement WILDE admitted into the
JounsAL until it is paid for "ept where there !,
special agreement to the contrary and in all
person presenting advertisement for insertion will
sheld responsible for tho same. We cannot pay
debts with accounts TOm Dick, and Harry, ofwhom
we know nothing The cash system is better for all
parties Z, and ps shall adhere to il.
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as- The pro-slavery democracy of Maryland
have gained considerably over the Know Moth
ings.
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es- Wisconsin has elected Republican
Governor and Legislature.
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as- Critchfelds Ohio State Reports can be had
ut Powers Book Store.
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nsWe see that the editor of the Napoleon
Star has been taking to himself "rib"
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Gs- We have long letter from our friend J..
F. Wade. which will be published ere long
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rT Court commences in FindIay on the 18th
inst
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MARRlED-On November 5th, by J. Chappci, j. T..
Mn. DANIEL GvYER to Miss EMMA OLDER, all uf
Weston township.
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Gs- Mississippi now prohibits the circulation of
bank notes OF a less denomination than S5,
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Missouri DEM)cRAr-rhs has become one
of tue most prominent papers in The coun-
try, and the ability with which it is con-
Quoted makes it a favoritc sheet with all who
are anxious to get early and reliable news from
Kansas aud the West. It's inAuance is fast
breaking the shickes of slavery which ctard
the development of tha richesources of the State,
and is creating more libral enlightened views
ly contains large amount of reading, and is
furnished for 81 year Those wishing to sub
scribe for it will address Nike & Fishb4ek.
st Louis, Missouri
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CCFWith pleasure we announce the receipt
Of the Magyar Chief" by our talented friend
E. S. s. Rouse, Esq. 1t will appear next week,
and if reading it with proper emphasis causes
cold streaks in the flesh, or occasions the hair
to brittle like the fretful porcupine,' we can't
help it. Mr. Rouse is gifted writer, and any
thing from his pen will be highly priced by the
readers Of the Journal, who will be pleased to
know that its columns will be occasionally en-
richsd by pearls from his storehouse of wisdom
--s--
gJ- Minnesota is still in doubt The Loco
focos are supposed TO be manufa cturing votes in
the back country. 1t is claimed by the press OF
that party that every resident in the territory
no matter where he came from, or what his col
or, is a voter. So we must infer that they are
in favor of negro voting, especially when they
vote the pro-slavery ticket. The returns from
Minnesota indicate a complete Republican tr-
urnph, however, and we don't believe frauds
enough to defeat them can BE- manufactured.
| a=s> The Hancock Courier (pro-slavery paper)
says -" 1t is fact worthy OF note, that in a
large majority of the elections held during the past
few months, in which the democracy have gained
such signal triumphs the victory has been without
either riot or blood d-shed." We agree with the
editor OF the Courier in the opinion that this is n
remarkable 4" fact worthy Of note" Perhaps lit
tic more riot and bloodshed might have elected
Payne. Who knows
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NOTICE i. given thI- petition will he presented
y 20 the commissioners Of Wood county, Ohio. at
their scssou of December 1857, wherein petitioners
ash order e., view, survey and location Of the fol-
los ing described county road. 10 VIII; Commencing
at h. northeast VI section 33 aud the sout
east corner Of section - Of town north. Oi range II
cast; aud thence tlc section lin between
lions - lul -. 81 and a9, 81 and 80 t'raina ing at
the northwest Of section 81 the south eat
corner OF section 3d. OF tnSn NORTH OF range east.
II. +. MILLER. ct ut Petitioners.
November : ISi---gByiSIT
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septemhcf 10, is57-lstr
Wood Couaty. Ohio, Court of Common Plens.
james w. Affair samuel G. Adnir, Joseph Anderson,
partners by name of Adair & Anderson, VS.. S. d.
Nacklnan, !. W. Perkins.
SD.Wuckmln and A.W.rcrsins will take notice that
pc iitou has becu filed against them by Adair An
d,rson, in the Clerks office of the court Of common
pleas oi Wood county Ohio, asking judgment against
thoin r Uhc price and vallc o goods sold and dcliv
cred ia the sum of seven hundred an1 twelve dolarg
and sevcntydvc cents, with interest since April 81 S'T
and that order Of attachment has been issued Id
said action, and unless they dcmur to thee
same hy the 18th day Of November A. y. 1851 at the
next term of said court, judgment will 10 rendered
against them by default.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. for Pin.
OcLnher 8. lSiI-22WGA1.23
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DITCH NOTICE.

November ), l5j7-2Gw6
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ScnO' lands FOR Safes
The undersigned III Of for sale rho door Of the
r'urt house, ia Wupl vuuuy, Ohio. on Friday. De a.
1851, bctwceu the hour. uf and o'clock y. NJ tho
following school lots in section IT, in rrrl townshitr
Lot No, ,, ~ 81 lu1 acres, Yllua;ion $l6O.,
4. .ta7llol 100.
3. "a loo 200,
Il, IO5E-lUu 1hd.
" I, 80 I,-INO gn1A
Telm%---O One twelfth Vart ofpurrhtse money bs
pad at tmc Of sale and the balance in eleven equal
ANNUAL i-tnp"nS with annual interest. NJ bid taksa
foe Il Ices sum thnu rl" appraised ,sdue.
JAMES ". ROSS. County \ utifssg.
.ArnrnHS OFFICE W""d County. O.
Pcrsshure OyJ. 20. 1871. S2iw6SS.l9,
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For Sale,

nN the most reasonable terms the south-vest quar-
~ ter OF the north half or section number o. town s;
of range number y. containing so acres; also thu,
fractional part OF section number a. southeast Of the
river. in town t. Of range D. containing 36 acres In
Wool county. Ohio. JAMES MURRAY.
Septcmhcr To- lsj7-lSN
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Weston Tp.. Wood Co., Oct. 81, 1857.
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parties, and zee shall adhere to il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07
Our Power OF REGENERATION.
from the Albany Argus, MAY 20 /

!
We hear on all sides representations Of peounsry
vuson-s general financial crash. Nuttudes arc not
the busucss world and that will DO, need The
zion CT the porenous comet 10 smash un all material
values and grind oil property 70 powder Dor ourselves
arc about ready tn arceH the revelations that
all sublunary things are TO be wiped within the next
thirty days by whs of the tail or The comet 10 credit
these vaiicinaous Of universal ruin DOUBTLESS the
Try " 10 see "hard unesndecd, they are nov upon us,
ard quite Mciy with much ysor - they will assume
Moncy, all through tho interior and every who're, except
In the great commercial metropolis o. that "a truth
be an exceptlon) ia lncony eniently scarce-rnore
Than for many years Tue country banks nave
have rarely been poor and pccunary pressure may
FAITHFULLY Be sald 10 exist May kinds cf property have
ely deprecated IN market value 20 that there are
many Instances Of persons, who, year ago deemed me-.
swings on that point Perhaps hs MOI rrJirq dspvso
iEn in ra1road properly dinourns, we presume. citAsn
ne lat tioo or urss geoys, 10 al lea v,y pr ce Of s
,rheis arorcor,. If hot intres t country In real
estate The Eas no, merely In village and city lots, but
also agricultural and, there has been within the .sme
toe tide has more recently turned and We look for
greater reduction in value there, for the pain reason sh
they have speculative than nj the Fast Trade
and business Of every description 3 dali as compared
with pas, years y.
There are some eys which cure themselves ard hard
tlmcs may bo rcckoned among Thorn Our power OF re-
cupersIon In tits youpe and vigorous counuy Is woudcr-
FOL When We Ssa s.O 70 s',So ss . ss
Inv and when arrest outflow from treasury the
Inaux speedily 6s n TO rspeton Tho aggregate cvrcn
durc OF tho people OF ,As country for isyurcs in the way
OF drsss, houses llratuye the table, ravel and Nil the
ccteras OF domestic e Will be many millions less during
the present year, than the average 81 several years past
In addition 10 thu, people will hesitate in cmbsrking IN
thterprs e., Instead Of contracting liabilities they viii
attend 10 extD8usfng old ones. the general Indebtedness
Of the country wiz &c reduced and ess money viii be re
CURED carry forward business operations because ney
sil DO cc1dactcd with less reckessneSs and gu
safr principles This process vi IN single year AEON
p.sh s.nders in putting all things inlo ons ag"n ~ 10
shaA al have learned wholesonc lessons, w. ~
psepsfed for some time ~ least, 70 pfon, ~ ~ ~,
Renee and 70 be equally happy with more pos ~ 10
NJ The time Independence, N euI 1870 $3.50
Connected with ths process Of re'rtns s ~, "a
ty.ns az ,seh,nei and agricultural Industry Tor tne 50 no
pcrod viii probaby we'd neh relieve our empsafs as,
me,s ani ri,t ,hs whole cnuntry ~ Cemcrso'e ~
80, ,oc,i.g go that it can q orweFt %sn steldy
-bu, os laie,. Ga the hyh yess'Gs 'ys''I "a ~e F'''
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been aiogesher Of Wilberforcc I may have touched
Too sensitive point but feel thai have but struck upon
eho reo OF British interference Look back to tho origin
OF slavery IN American hlstory-who introduced II into
ehts country Vas ha man without honors Certainly
Few have stood higher In moral worth than Las Casas the
Spanish priest who the head aud front or this onend
Ing He Introduced 10 ihe 1oh century, for the ef OF
the Indians from the subjocton OF the Spaniards II
were better that he had uxet permanently not only In
Cuba, but IL other regions OF Central America Ccrtaoly
the present folio OF GARRISON and Wborforce Cen
tral America In iit;ou than under the
Spaalsh rule. The government WAS going 10 rain. Mon
Hsell6m Lhe secret OF its waning fortunes What Was
to be doncs left for Us to AmericaHi5o Ceotra
America On whom rosted the right Of reReneraing the
amalgama.sd racer On other than the eoplc OF the
United States, aud especially OF tho Southern States. eau
upon you therefore u execute this mission You clnno
in Justice 10 yourselves shrink from the endesvor You
cannot but contribute your energies Ia carrying out the
forced here as h, can but appeal to you 10 assist
In regainrg the American ascendenoy. NY duty mas
been paid, and would not turn back en- the pam
have Eavcrsed No, geuemcn forced here against my
All who and dearest 10 are there Tnero
sleep the men, saoiers and officers whose rsn cannot
fall 10 perfected. Here tos the heirs OF tnose VINO
Lave Persisted claim that should return IhaI wh''e
draw one breath I shall not leave q single
stone urturned to tnem their inheritance:
I call upon yon then fellow citizens, male and
somah whose friends and relatives have pc
rished, 10 lend your aid-upon the meu to asslst
by their purscsapon the mothers to belt the
swords about their tousand upon the maiden as she
listens to tho lover her feet until he shall have vowed
90 forth tho mission OF his duty; aye fellow citizens,
call upon YOU all for the glorons recolecions OF the past
and The bright sntcipstlons OF the FUTURE assist la car
ryog and POI fec,ng the Amerlcanzaton OF Central
America
Tremendous cheering in the midst Of which Ia, Genera
retired.
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tho s,srsclto coss srsde tn week quite lg Int
The brest In the Deis pvs2a o. the Pennsylvania
Cana has Tinted oper,hous very materially by vny OF
the ehsh Eav CATION and the des.r=cto2 OF bridge On
the New Jarsoy Railroad stu interrupts the trade by tho
Iehigh Va Railroad, which reports Only a,0; tons Tor
the week eadnso Saturday last AMI tc fehgh Naviga.
ton, for the weei; ending the time ony lI,i25 tons.
The reported Tonnage from tic schuyik sso continues
Eehi tho result OF wan. OF orders aad vsy full Supply
Of Goa! on the wharvcs. Tas eeu5 ion OF sags we
dags,aud IL not likely TO Improve much Tor swo Tires
weeks yet If 80 sOon Tho schSy's Caaai shipped for
tse wee; ending on Thursday % S6s tons ana for tho
season, "a 63 tons against es5 aoa tho
last year The Reading Rsiroad brought from the
region for the week, 6as tons aad fur the year 20
tons against 59i e45 tons to rcspordiny time 1865
The decline Of shipments from ths 5chuy XIII regcu is
about 81 600 teas.
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Fnss As-,Es-GHEr cEv sSo IsTrs woot--Coroucr
Ucanery notified to hold an ante norton examination
yesterday nj No. SO Mulberry street, In the case Of man
named Patrick Doyle who was then lying dangerously III
from tie rac Of severe beang received, a is aeg
cd Tuesday night at the hands or officers Sherlock and
Costco OF the Sixth ward police The injured man
pears creating dist bslcc nj the above men
Ioned house, when officers she lock and Costello were
called in 10 arrest him He offered stout resistance 10 the
policemen aud before they could get him TO tho station
he covered With woends and bruises reserved
"A le strugple The officers ~ alleged used their balons
too freely aud thereby casad the prisoner gea! dsh o.
pan and suffering ,cn the oioisls visiting the injured
man he appeared be In pretty good hcshb, and az pc
would not that he believed he was dangerously III
tae coroner refused the desired anc moriein and
Ten Mr.. Boyle 10 the care Of the doctors.
FrAL BuaSIsG FLUID ACCIDENT -Cororer Hl' was called
upon hold inquest yesterday a, The corner Of Eighty
frs, street and Third avenue, upon the the body OF wo
man named Mary Meyers Who died from the elects OF
we're burus received thursday evening by the expo ion
a q quantity Of burning duid with which she was care
Lessly attempting 10 light a IRE IN tie slcncn range
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SsryRrss, June SIS T ".
Tho stock marks. continues much depressed. There
Was general decline to-day In the railroad fano,cs aud
considerable activity among operators AT the FIRE: beard
California rs fell of q; per cent; Chicago and Rock
Island, *, New York Central Railroad =; Erie, !; Read
hg, Michigan Central Michigan Southern old deicrrcd
1s!; Harlem n Gslena and Chicago, a; Covelaad and
Toledo X Michigan Southern appears 10 be the sckcsi
stock the list opened this morning nj so ard closed
at ISL per cent Reading fell Off from the openng aad
was sold freely at the decline Cleveland and Toledo ep
pears to be sustained with great difficulty surprising
thst the stock Hnds resting place anything Like present
Prices. i,s real value is atoat par with Michigan
Southern, old deferred, and they viii 20 down the
Together. Now York Central Railroad closed very weak
this morning, a. s: per cent, This s,of T. coming uYon
the masse. in large lott. In short tine the buzz
OF the whole twenty five milEons Of stock
will be aaoat and then wo sha have iLccd about tie
stree, among the brokers like Erie, Harlem and others
Ilnols Central Earead stands firm. Tue prinepal Cup
port to this stock comes from Europe The absorption
foreigners is sufficient to keep up prices Short sales
draw incre, at about the rata OF PER cent uonl
The bears cannot resist this and put contracts coca.
sonslly The new stock upon the marka lhe Is.
OF July. The increase is equal TO Gfty per cent.
Al the secord board the make. generally lower
Erie fell of s. rcr cent Gacna and Chicago Csveiant
and Toledo, u. Alter the board the tendency down
ward, and very gloomy feeling prevailed. RaiIroat
stocks arc coming into tho street rapdy from the hind
oI ou'-ssA-~ -,-a
good, bad and indifferent There sses either
beard to day OF Michigan Southern guaranteed preferred
condensed per cent stock. The was per
cent for the scrip suce the payment OF the second
stalmcnt II has been very much neglected.
Tho steamship Columbia, from this port Tor Liverpool
10 cay, carried OFT sec, T46 in specie.
The Assistant Treasurer reports 10 day as Sllows;-
Total pay mt u,s. 266 G26 50
Total BALANCE oS
Mr. A. II. Nicolays regular semi nesky auction sale Of
stocks and bonds will take place Monday next, sih
irsl, at IL Z O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchauge.
The anthracite coal trade Is something better the pas,
week thar at the last previous report We below give .hs
figures, furnthcd by the several carrying Companies Of
the tonnage for The week and season, compared with
corresponding time las, year.
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Boyrp--On Thursday, June s, EInA TxrDvux. Wis n
WIN ". Boyle, and daughter Of Thomas J. aad s-nssas
Due notice viii be given Of her funeral
Cni wEI..-on saturday, June q, FsaScs octvuL
The friends ofthc family and also the friends Of Chsan
Mcdonnell and Edward Vance ate are lnv,ed 70 ssad -
fcne al at one O'Clock this acrneoc from tho rcade1cs
Of hIs sis,ers, 1856 wcss rhir,ccsu s,rces.
D'woJa-M the residence Of A. Z. woodruff, -.
Paterson, ~ j., on Friday June 8, CHA7io-rs r. TU -,
widow Of Gen Geo. Dwoifc, dcce&ce, late Of Bro,, n
EDwlsD..--of disease Of me oral,, Rcrxxr FowAsss,
native Of Buir, kipss county, Ireland, aged % years
raj from Byrnum's Hotel n oosccs this snernoos.
YARns--On Thursday, June ., ERGAnn FARxrs, wa
n friends and scquanar ces nso o. her san Nchoi.s
and Jonn arc requested 70 attend her funeral from hO
late ,ssee Ia Mo ssee. corner q ossad tAs aas,
Bdsas Ford ssTs ,o..a ksSy s ssssy.' s
neral this afternoon at three O'Clock, 40, nss1 sas
ser Of Dcgrsw and Columbia strees. Brsokiyn.
Dense nesey IN s sss Il. I ys.s her iss h ~
The friends Of the hnny, and those Of hez br 49,
John %on, and d. Sssnc: are e. any ~,
O'Clock, from her late residence, al EAst Iwnuc srs
without further invitation. Her reasias ~u oe' sAkss =
Calvary Com etery for luiermeua -.
LnIssrs-in krOosiyn, on saturday, ans O.. cos-zvs.
TSs,s.ss,, "a AID r,,sos Of the .nI law ted 10 a.
,sns ths runsy from her Lac resenos corser Fatou Az
enue ana Ciore read Besor, ths asacfnros, Ja,s g. ~
Patton .vnnue csr rss, the door
wsc.s On ssiurdAJt June s. hrzpSrz yfctss, sred ~
years. ,..,....<.. - r.s-u>x ~. -, -.
attend ~ fincral, which TAX place v ia aherpc.a a
sgpa leo o'closx from i4i Fast us ,y eighth sr
" pssrrsOn NJ day morning, Junt ,, c,ss T. Pnssr-
- 4 year Donths and Il dayp
re friends OF the family are rssRsf airy invita- Ia Sf-
.rd Tho funeral this afternoon ~ two oc.cct from In
residence Of SIS parents "a South secor stree arossyv
Ed.
Elz,ssrs only daughter Of rsarscs and sbesa sn,,
AGED year and II months.
me funeral, ibs Sunday snessoo~ .. half ,.,, ,~s
O'Clock. nom her fathers reside oce. "a tsst At
tenth street. Friends and sonsl ancss ars ,nvitsa u
attend.
woop.-~on Saturday morning June a. Affair lnxsr,ne
llncss, Mrs May woop, wb os Joseph Wood n Ms
eg,h year OF her ago.
The relatives and fri nds or the family are invita-, 4, A.
teno her funeral on M" dAy morning al II O'clock shs
residence o. her sen r. wood No a0l West wcuass
n,ea nef mms'A wul W A<sa 20 eahwsy,N \. J., e~
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W are great natlor In oil the elem ers vhot oo,..
greatness nud power Cur territory n v,,t :, .,
h.n sou sta saed u it' staple productions oar psoss
W moro mauriry, a.e especially more energy ths.
sea with political insE.nloas which foster ns.ad ~ go.
sing h' r osAcites They have prersed into ,hesr s.s
az zoe agencies oil Truman progress, which science a -
tthtloo have so TapliS multiplied IA modern tines To-
have spread Ter their country . network OF rsir az
which, although som >whs IN advance Of y ~snos
and ssriousy operai,yp Ia producing prrsen; rnnpo
iafy embarI msns. give "a wcadesfu capac.y q ex
Imofo and Production In tho futse. Such pc t,ua
suao havr only n mnderats thor s,dov correct thssv
sscesses and ndCreiinns into which Yer impulses hsvs
uI.ea 'hfm, e. forward WITH the juds nens, deiber2
ea anu energy which characterize heu. srd ths'r pro
Noria.
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City Intelligence,

ConfraaAI,oN IN TExrIE OF tina EmAyrv1 Coya9E.
oAncr-An Interesting ceremony took place in the Tenn.
pie Of the Emanuel congregation, 10 Twelfth street, the
moving OF The csh OF May the occasion of the conr
NATION OF number OF children In The faith OF their fathers
The exercises commenced by neral prayers which
read b. Rev Mr. Rubens assisted by the choir The ark
was then produced, from which the law was taken and
read a Is usra IN this ritual Tho folio wing named chill
dren, who 10 be onGrmed, then came forward 10
answsr Ee Questions TO be put to them, viz:-Samuel
sas stern, Louis EhflicK, Dpah Lehmaer Jane Oppan
helm, Josephine Sehmot, Pauline Mack Rev. DR.. Adler
addressed the children brief, upon the importance and
usefulness OF religious ius,ruci.oa. Mr.. Werner tho
teacher OF the children then pat the questloas which
ronessiol OF faith recitod IN concert. After adj
dress from the pastor, music was played by te organ,
when the conhrmapts formed in procession aud walk
ed up 10 tho Rabbi who declared thoin members OF the
Jewish faith. This ended the service
NUrAay INNS The approach CT summer seems TO have
an envel1g effect upon our city military. The seventh
regiment preparing 70 SO on 10 Boston the I7h and
tho Guard have made preparations TO leave for New
pcf. The 21s Inst Other regiments and companies
busy With air drills paradcs excursions and the liked
The following are anaoag the current Oh dts
Eighth regiment, Washington Grays. will assemble on
Hamilton square, On the 9Th inst al r H., FOR battalion
practice foot only.
Tho seventy first regiment, American Guard Colonel
Teburgh hsa e,cecnt drl that ground last Tues
d Tbs hue regiment, which is now second only to the
National Guards, intend to visit Newburg on the nth
Inst. and Will 40 doubt assonsh toe SLOW people ia tho
furai aistrcss.
Captain waugh, OF the fry fifth regiment and Quarter
master Aaihesson, OF the eighth regiment, have re-.
signed.
On The 81 Inst. the fourth brigade, General Even pa
rsded, OF which occasion the City Guard turned out
TAe Young Amer Volunteers Colonel James Crockett
ocmmsndan., win their fra. parade Cor target prac
tice 70 morrow They will proceed TO Major Bc.chel's
Wills, on Staten Island, aud ,herc pass the day.
The City Guard, Captain Hallich, will celebrate their
2aA anniversary on the 18Th inst By grand excursion
90 the II gh aUds OF esasink. steamboat has been
chartered for the OCCASION and tie most perfect arrange
mens have been entered into with REV Of rendering
the excursion rs pleasant a. possible.
New YoEx HosTuAL-The following is the weekly re
port o{ the above institution TO June 5, 1s57RemaniDg
MAJ 20, 2GS admitted June g. 81 d charged, cured
Ecved, ~; died. s; remaining date, 2s6aes, AIS TO-
s.a An