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The weekly ledger., 1857-10-03

PRAIsEwoRTHY.-Th French residents OF
the vicinity of Volcano, this week contribu-
ted sum of money to one Of their country
men who is in the hospital at jackson The
committee who visited their sick countryman,
found him in fair way to recover, Che was
afflicted with dropsy,) and speak in high
terms of Dr. Crawford who has charge of
the hospital.
New SroRE.--W. l.. McKimm has open
ed new Grocery and Provision Store He
has fine assortment of fresh goods, and will
sell at the lowest prices. Mr. Mex. is we'll
known as one of our most reputable citi-
zens and those who deal with him will do so
with full confidence in his Integrity. See
advertisement, and give the new store trial
SrABLE-John A. Perrin has taken the
Livery Stable owned and occupied by John
G. White in this place, and will add to the
former stock a number of splendid saddle
horses, and several fine buggies. Mr. Perrin
don't go in for doing things by the halves.
IT will be observed that there has been a
dissolution by mutual consent. of the mer-
camille firm Of Geo o. Perry & Co,
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE LEDGER
Arrival Of the sonora!

Total Failure Of the Atlantic
Telegraph
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RumOred Petition for Walkers
Return TO Nicaragua
U. $. Troops Moving to Salt Lake! !

Kansas Affairs Burdsn Tragedy, &c. &c.
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NEW THIS WEE
~ X
List of Letter.

z EMAINING in the Post ot,co
IL Let, 1857. ''i'ce at jack,
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SAN Francisco, Oct 1st-6 L. M.
Editors Ledger The mail steamer "Son
orar arrived at o'clock this afternoon. Tn
news is highly interesting.
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JusrIcE's OFFICE IN Jackson George S.
Smith, Esq, will open his office in the bull
ding opposite the Ledger office, on Court St.
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Police Iatelftxeuee.

rArDCEr AtKxsrSD AGus.--fAr.ck xcrsuzhrn or
better known PAuuseen Of the accused parle. in
the Poole murder case, arrested 10 Watt, street at
late hour las; night charged with saung different per.
sous. The poioc we're assaulted by him when making
fctt and took the aio OF several policemen 10 convex
him to the raurn house. This man, will appear was
only liberated Gu bail day or twaaxo.
CHARgs or pAssiSe CousrsRrsT kossY John Jalsrty
taken into custody by officer Bfsnard OF the Third
ward police, Charge OF being engaged In paseng
counterfeit elves" TIE York County Bank, of York
Penn II appears that on Monday last q mau nauei
Spear passed one Of the above mentioned counterisits
nron Mr. Agnes Gardner, OF No eco Canal strsci. Ga
the WEDNESDAY folo~pg Lhncry, IL alleged, called at
the saloon OF Mrs. Gardiner and Aktd her she know
whore Spear Was, ~ he vas an Intimate Acquaintance
OF his, and be would like to know his Whereabouts
This question the part Of toe prisoner excited tue sus
piston Of the complainant and, thinking that ne in
some manner cosnectcd ~n Spear, she rave i'm Into
custody Of the officer On searching tho accused al the
station hcuse four Of The counlsrfen bills found In
bis pcsseoon L,nerty was oom ni,ted 10 the Tomb. IN
default o. bail by justice 0sbo,nc. Tue counterfeit In
question poor one, and u no; well calculated 10 d.,
c,ivc good Judge Of paper money.
AIucnp HIGHWAY RoHBRY UroN A wonAx.-A nan
named Joseph sinclair taken into custody oy the
T~er,y second ward police charge having Knocked
down srd robbed Margaret Ludlow, domestic 10 tbs
employ mert Off n Valentine, No lo4 Wet FSry 9Th
street. The complainant alleges that While she w,s turn.
Ing the corner Of sinh and Forty fourth street
sher beirs out on az erand fo her employer she was
Assaec by the prisoner and robbed pocket book con
tanning ~, sso ncr Elove. iae cries Of the
poor womsn attracted the attention OF officers Smith and
Ross who succeeded alter nsrd cbare srresipy GIN
clair In the possession Of tue accused fJund toe
ttotn properly Toe prlsoser vas taken before Justice
sro~neil Of the Fourth Di.rc, Police Court where be
was committed for trial.
Crnovs ClsE OF ALLEGED IlRuSY AND MALICIOUS Ms.
cHH.-jotn B. Holmes 40 enEineor and surveyor, WA
arrested yesterday and bought before Jcsce Fisuaresu
Al the Jenertos Market Poles Coari Oh two separate
charre- one Of gr.ud larceny and the other OF malicious
mischief lie complainant In the first mcbtOuei ca e.
mrs, Eizsbelh Mckee, Of No 193 IVES, Twenty fosrth
stree sIeses that the prisoner int, her pre- mi es
Al the shove mensontd place, and carried Oh bed
clothing and other ARTICLES. vaiu5d at $50 Mlss Fza
beth Ross OF t2t West twenty fourth street pseorrsd
charge o. malicious mssnief against TIE acsusef to-
having asst 70 alleged, licked IN her doorvy yIbout
sby justification whatever aud use5 prosa aud in,uns
spgus1e the inmates Of the house The prisoner wsf
corn uuttet In defaut q baN
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Message OF Gov. Iiamiiu. of Mai.c.

AreCsTA, Jan. s, 1851.
Gov. HsmTn took the oath OF onics to-day, Of IL
O'Clock. and delivered HIS mcrssge
BE refers TO the Presidential election, aud s,,,es 81
length the issues involved therein Hs declares hR;
true question ~0 Substantially whether the advAso,.
merit Of freedom should continue 70 be faniAneni 1
principle and pre- eminent object OF national gov
ernmett, whether the fine marked cvl by the cpist
ten whether tt powers should be perverted to tie
extension OF slavery. 10 then rebearses the
policy OF n,beu, locking s the prom.
b,aen o. slavery In the Territories, sai briehS
states the object Of tho Jromi.e OF 1s2
lie davows for the republicans any design Of erfsrng
with slavery in the safes but rays ihey ~ll oppose
every local way tie extension the Territories. Hs
tpesks Of The srnerngs 81 isor eluzsns Ksosss aad
urge, upon the Les ss,ure the pejonsy Of Contributing
70 their ao should prc.ss state OF thing, CONTINUE he
oonsders IMPLIED pledge to have been given In the ate
election tba, the present liquor law should no, be dis
turbed at this Uaion. lie mends The uN mate
submn sien Of the mater 10 the people. TIE Governr
tstes occasion to snswc Ia the strongest terms the &C
Of the last legislature, BY which Judge OF the 50.
prene Court removed for expressing an op mon.
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further change in 'dces. Flour was dull at about
the previous day quotations Wheat was in fair
demand for expo n, with sales Of Southern and Mis-
sour white, 81 &c 81 rs. Missouri red sold at
u 81, and IAinois do. ct 81 so. Western mixed
corn Was 'Aeld at CSC. 69c. and new Southern yell
low, contained with mixed, sold at 69c. Pork was
steady without change Of moment in prices Other
kinds Of provisions were generally firm and in good
de'nand. Sugars were active, with sales of about
l,2oo hhds. and 800 boxes, at prices which showed
an advance Of fully &c. per h. and in some grades
&c. was claimed. Interesting tables regarding the
movements in sugar the past year will be found ia
another column. Frieghts to English ports con-
tinuel Srm with fair amount of engagements.
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CITY IufsiIfos,tr~.

Fms IN BROADWAY - About half past O'Clock yo,,srasv
morning Gre VI. dirovaei on tbs roof OF the 81
Dena Hotel 7sT Brosd~sy corner or Eleveu,h ,,ree,
The Gre crensed from The chimney setting IRE 70 tbs
corrice. II Was toon extpgushsd Damage 10 hulidas
about $40 fully psur 3D. Tne furniture of The bots " NJ
slightly damaged ~ water
FIEs N BROADWAY About O'Clock last night an
alarm Of Ere ". given for The Fourth District csused BY
FIRE occurring around the gas metre, In bullipg No
72e broadway corner OF wsverlcy place, occupied by
Mr.. Kimbe {. boarding house. II appears that the
sAs ives shut OF during the afternoon by from
Manhattan Gas Company, and that the porter OF the
tstahhhment liked H. as he thoueht bot WILLS the
guests we're dinner escspe eas smeh IN the dining
room. 90 taxing bgBt 70 srsmne tbe metre the gas
Mturd u igrted and eel Ere 70 the premsei badly
burning the porter, John Hsnon. The hromen soon ar
rived. when the Gre wss extpguishod The damage -
the furniture wi PROBABLY cunt TO fb0po insurance
1te building is slightly damaged
Tgsfv sscovB srsrrr -Bstwoeu and O'Clock last
psbt IRE OCCURRED at no 2is Second street In the wi
lovwNt store tepi by William woM Damage Asoai
s2b.
Ihls. ADsx ire alarm OF Gre for the third district
between II and IL .losk "t night origlns,ed from
IUshs AtUs n csuU,-te msfh
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TnE WAE AMONG TIE WASHINGTON CARTSET
NAKrRs- TEMPLE TrNEs.-As an indication Of
the belligorent spirit which the Cabinc, making
cliques Of Washington have stirred up among
tbemsJ Ives, read our Washington correspon-
dence. in another part Of this paper. This attack
upon the ForDey clique charged with attempting
10 iois, upon Jr. Buchanan the Cabinet o. Case
Cobb, Clifford Co, may come from disinte
rested bu, Indignant patriot thea, again /. may
be the production of some opposition clique,
with Cabinet OF i,s own to look after WHAT
ever the motives or objects Of this peculiar
letter. however. the reader must admit that II is
rather plausible argument against the Cabinet
indicated. aud the clique charged with getting il
up, and rather pungent specimen OF the Cabinet
bush fighting that is going on at Washington.
There il such nunber aud such 3 cross firag
of the Cabinet making cliqaes Of the hotels Of
Pennsy lvania avenue as to render this Cabinet
game for the plumber very fierce, funny aud ia
terestipg, The presumption is that the diff aud
division Of the public plumber viii depend very
materially upon the composition of tho Cabnet
Hence these various Cabinet making cliques aud
-''t'iiNr ttA Al- AA'iiilth ~ tni' is-
broken ont among them. For example there
are two Virginia clques the Governor Wise
clique aud The Senator Upntcr clique two
PeDDsylyaDio oliqucs the Forney clique and the
J. Clancy Jones CLIQUE two or three Ohio
cliques iF0 or three flrc-cs,ing Southern cli1ues
Of different degrees Of temperature: two OF three
Northwestern cliqucs: ono for Cas-. ono fOr Doug.
las, one for Bright DC aud. if the New York
democracy were allowed hearing at Washua-
ton, we should doubtless have two or three Ca
binet making cliqucs on hand from the Empire
State, including, perhaps, Dickinson clique and
q sly little clique in behalf of Johu Van Buren,
and his venerable governor at LiBdenvold.
But with or without New York. there are
conflicting clques enough at work upon Mr.. Blu
chanan's Cabinet, and the war waxes hotter
!. uong them o. the weather gets colder Since
he election we have had from thirty 10 city
,oeih We membtrs Of the new Cabinet telegraphed
rom y ashiDgton and combination from these
ben amo,. ntDg 10 at least Gfty diacrca, CaH. 4
etc II is somegbat remarkable too. that as
be interval to The fourth Of March gets shorter
nd shorter The majority of these Cabinet cliqucs
re coming down 20 a compronis, upon Cas-,
Obj Floyd. Bright ADD Clifford, as if they had
ara az ctncIai Whisper Of Two from Mseatlapd, !
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fsruN,rous. Jan. 8, 1851.

INTENTIONS, jan y IttIs
The indiana Lesiss,ure me, this morning.
Inc senate WAS called b order by Lieut. GOV wil,rd
Mr. BARI on motion, vss appointed Presiden, pro Zen,
bit NJ willard refused 10 yi.d the chair. M. sark
hen aook seal slone,ido. Toe rerubicao msmScrs
we're In BY Judge eookins and The democrats By
Mr.. wHIArt They debating the .ight Of NJ. VIII
lard 70 hold bi. seat, sus wilt probably organize
this afternoon The Senate organized tbH afternoon by
the election Of j. = Barvey repnblcsa principal ,ecre
tsry, God Tyber, republican, assistant ssc'esry.
The Govssors mssssgs will bt delivered 10 nnorrsw.
The Ioees orssaiztd by the election ~ NJ. Bsgnd
senWh d,r1sss, speaker snd Hr Bo~se, dem ,c>ai,
chef clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-09

Mr.. GREELEY Nor CoSNECrED WITH TIE Lon
BY.-Our cotemporary the Tribune, denies the
charge Of the fo,ra State Gasete-that Mr.. Greeley
received $1,000 as lobby agent at Washing
ton for the Dcs Moines River Navigation Com
pany; and announces that the said io,ca State
Gazette will be forthwith prosecuted for libel for
having made the charge.
We are glad 70 hear it. A. the same time, as
libel suits are long, tedious and expensive affairs
we think the editor of the Io1ra State gazette ought
to preclude the necessity OF prosecuting this one
TO any length by surrendering the facts. He
stated that he had seen or had a friend who had
seen Mr.. Greeley's receipt for the money Let
him publish the receipt, or let him publish sucb
other facts as viii substantiate his original state
meDt; If, as he says, the secret came out in the
course OF n public investigation, this can be-
easily done. Ii the fora !State Gazette do not
within reasonable delay publish either the re-
ceipt for the money, or some piece Of evidence
equally unauswerabie, we shall be constrained to
regard its editor a. wilful, contemplate sl,n-
dercr and we shall call upon every man with any
self-respect in Iowa to treat him as so miserable
n creature would deserve.
Assuming from the confident language Of Nc
Greeley, that the charge is unfouudcd, we rDte
il az an instance Of the recklessness with which
the characters Of prominent men are dealt with
by the country papers. They would hardly ven
ture 20 far but for the encouragement they oeca-
sionally receive from higher and more respoasi-
bic presses II viii doubtless occur TO Me-.
Greeley, in connection with the Iowa story, that,
-four and half years ago, when the ct coIa.
try papers were full OF stories about the HERALD
being bough; by Pierce for $50 600 the Tribus,
rather encouraged than denied the calumuy: Just
as at the late election, prominent democratic na-
pers, knowing the tue state OF the case. encou.
tagged their ignorant country brethren and the
country press in circulating a report tia. the
HERALD had received $3.50 900 in Mariposa
stock to support Fremont. Trash Of this k',d
receives circulation only from the applren, en-
dorsa'ion Of respectable papers; as Mr. Greeley
rtcolcetions viii enable HIM 10 certify.
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TIN BuTFAtOEs on ANOTHER STAMPEDE n ,r
ENoUGH or STEAM Our correspondent AZ Buf
falo has sent US o letter with some cbo,ce
extracts. and copy of Mrs MscNahon'
spccch made on the last night OF her eaes-
cement in that city. Our readers will rcmom.
b'r that the lady was asssilcd in the Buffalo n,,..
because her husband Odd not accept the advice of
the landlord Of The hotel and the manager OF the
theatre. and pay the journalists one bundled dot
Lars each. a, any rate such is toe statement Of
The lady and her husband. aud they ght TO h,
pretty we'll informed about the matter. This
statement having been repeated in the HERALD.
The Bufialoes have worked themselves into a ter
rlblc state Of excitement; they toss up all kinds
OF dit with their horns, and rave and tear about
in the most awful manner. They arc terrible fell
lows, these Bufiaoes, when there is herd Of them
together and they do not like TO be touched on the
raw parts Of their hides. As il is nov the dali
season in their fresh water seaport they viii
have plenty tf time to get up as much indigna.
ton as they like, and to cool Of bsfore na,iya.
ton opens.
With 1egaId to Mrs. Mcmahon. whether bsr
eoanparatiTe failure in Buffalo was caused bv tho
hostility Of sbe pres, clique or not, is no. mat.
Ter Of The sligttest consequence In Buffalo as
we'll as other western cities, the people like
trobg acting in tragedy aud broad farce for
.cmedy. For instance. when Mr.. Wallack -per.
aps the most flushed AZ tist Of TIE day-ac,s in
iufalo, be often plays TO empty benches That
ttcause be does not put on the steam, as the
ufaloes call it. They prefer an actor Of the
,bool Of Forrest wbe something's Isss ~ 49,
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Markets.
MavkGts.
IH1IIIlIPIIA STOCK HOIEn

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8, 1857.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania nves, s2k Reading
Railroad "a. long Island Railroad, 49,. Morris Canal
l6 Pennsy ivsnia Railroad, i15s
INV ORLEANS Jan. 8. 1857.
Cotton market 6rm. This being a holiday, the sales
only amounted TO tto bales holasses, olxc Corn de-
cnse PorF G. osed buoyant sails nj $40. Lua Ia
gegs, l3Ee sses 10 dsy, eco bags Jamaica coffee q.
io.c. Exchsu &c On London, per cent premium.
CEARtssToy, Jan 8, 1857.
sales Of eoser 10 day 900 baos OF the saek a. 900
Oales. An advance Of &c. Good mi 4 inge, AZ &c.
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Loss of the Schooner Mnwauk,e.

Boston, Jan 8, 1857.
The steamer William Jenkins, Hsiiet from Baltimore,
arrived here lut night, reports haviog experienced
heavy northwest gales during the whole passage Yes
terday afternoon tell in with tho schooner Milwaukee
Coombs, from Brcksport, Me- for Rucksvie sc loaded
with brick, and took OF Capt Coombs and the crew. ak
In number. The schooner Was covered with ,ce and
leaking ba tiy when abandoned.
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BIsros, Jan : 1851.
IN he pousc 10 d,y RebIsmn stevens elected
s~scab, STAINS
The Houss tbSn adopted al orcer appointing 70 NOR
fov n O'clock Tor the choice ois Ueod sia,es seas
tor w pace Of M sos'ser 0y fI pears, c,nmsaoipg
IN Il. An 0, yffch nfxl,
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DErsoIr, Moh., Jan. 8, 1861.
Governor Bingham delivered his age to the Niohi
gan Legislature 10 day. He says the State debt Is
and quarter millions; recommends memorializug Con-
gress for additional dona TO deirsy the expenses
Of perectnE the Sau st. Marie canal recommends
the adoption Of the relief of Michigan emf
grants in Kansas and the passage OF resolutions Of
structon 70 Senators relative slavery n ihs Teryto
ries and the Fugitive Sla Yelaw.
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Fatal RIiIroad Accident.

H,snroS, g. w., Jan. l, 1857
The night express going Eest tee Gres. Western
Railway, in collision with q freight train this
morning near this place. and l. Keeier, Overseer OF
the water department aud Mr.. Evenop, express mes.
sepgcr killed one Of the eng was
SCALED. None Of the passengers we're hurt
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Wonderful to tell, however, all this time DIR. Bu-
Chanan is canvassing the variouskiDds md quail
ties Of democratic timber from which to build his
ship of State without having revealed to
Tom, Dick or Harry his intentiV ls in regard to
any member Of his Cabinet A. lew days before
the fourth of March we dare vay he will Sstsnish
all these spoils cliques with. the production from
bis breeches pocket of good solid, business,
acting and honest Cabinet of his own choosing.
In this view of the ca e the spOlls democracy
at Washington have be en- wasting two months OF
precious time in the manufacture of spoils CaSi-
nets, While the repn' Jlicans have been attending
to the bird in the hand, in Che shape of the
various magnifes ut LOBBY jSbs before the two
houses Let DE Cabinet makers 90 on. They
can do but lirsie harm, and are arording the pub
tic some anna 'ement. Bnt the lobby jobbers are a
dEserentsss and viii require constant watching
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Fire At Danbury, Conn.

New Eavss, Jan. 8, 1857.
The large pin factory OF kessrs. Hurbur Heath Co.,
ir Danbury, vas destroyed By fire las. night Nothing
nsisyed. The Ioss $40 900 and the insurance o00
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TIM CASE OF SssNksos SCMSER.-The news
papers are stin specukung upon this case. as
very hopeful one; and some of our democratic
coerpO1aries are ssiU disposed to the suspicion
tAa.po0 Sumner is in q better plight than his
his1ds would hayeas understand him to be. On
the contrary we spp-eAend that his friends are
hoping against hepe; that his case is one which
NJ earthly remedy ceu reach--that he will never
.csume his seat in the Senate or in any other
Seiiberative public Enodythat he will be an
, invalid while he lives, and perfect wreck
in mind as well as in body, before he dies
We think, indeed, that it would have
man had Master Brooks given him the few addi-
tional blows required to finch his victim on the
spot. The snferings which he has endured, is
enduring, and verse tha ALL the ordeal through
which he will yet most likely be called upon to
pass present themselves to our mind as more
fearful than the fate of min who is barnt at the
stake or the victim torn to pieces by an infnria.e
mob. And tnis ferocious act by murderous bar
barity, took place in the United States Senate
chamber, and members Of that body stood by
during the exhibition, as if governed by pretty
much the same feelings as fancy men, over
looking a bear-bait or a prize fight! We
cannot recall this frishtfal spectacle and its
consequences without CHASING it among those
barbarous and revolving acts OF bloody treache-
ry, punishment and mutilstion, amusement and
revenge, which distinguished the ancient Ro-
mans, which naked the French Reign of Ter
ror, and which are still practised occasionally
upon the white prisoners of the savages of New
Mexico, when, for instance, they scalp aud fay
them alive. And what shall we say of the COB
lets, canes, &c, awarded to the champion Of this
frightfal American Congressional atroctys Per-
haps some years hence the recipient of these ILL
omened souvenirs may look upon them as Mac
beth upon the ghost OF BanquU--" hor-
rible sghtr'
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Meeting OF the Canadian Parliament.
TORONTO, c. W., Jan s, 1867.
The Canadian Parlsrent VIII meet In this cry the
2elh Of February
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a.. extraordinary amount Of steam az to induce
che belief that the prompter is sitting on the
safety valve. They have NO perception of the
nice, delicate, artistic touches 30 fully ap-
preciated by the metropolitan audiences
Now, Mrs. MacMahon does not, we are told, put
on the steam" She has been educated by Pro.
fessor Hows, who belongs to the old school and
who does not believe in pEting on ar.y more
steam than the law allows 20 fail il Buffalo,
therefore, is rather gOod sign than otherwise,
and we are not surprised that Mrs. McMahon is
in good health and spirfs, and that she intends
shortly to appear before New York audience
------
CLEAR THE SIDEwAsKs.-We call the attention
Of the Mayor to the fact that in contravention Of
the ordinance tho sidewalks in Broadway and
elsewhere are gc0erally covered with coating Of
ice two or three inches in thickness. 1t is the
duty of the pevlce to see that the law is enforced
end that the occupant Of each shop or dwelling
causes his walk to be made safe for pedestrians,
and if the policemen do not perform their duty
it is the dlty of the Mayor--the head of the de-
partment-to order them TO do So Wehave al
ready heard of some severe accidents caused by
falls upon the ice, and the matter is getting
worse, because in many instances water IS thrown
upon the sidewalk, and enother coating Of ice is
added. If the ice is tee firmly encrusted to ad-
NIT the possibility of removal, humanity suggests
ashes. We believe, however, that the ice can be
removed if the police will attend to their duty
and enforce the ordinance.
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PROVIDENCE, Jan. 8, 1887.
The rep ubcan members Of the General Assembly hold
carcus this for the nomination of q Senator to
Oougress. Jsmee =. Simmons was nominated on the
seoond ballot The election will be made 10 morrow
morning, and the viii be taken viva voce according
70 az act passed be ioie the pcm nation was made.
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Libel Suit Between Horace Greeley and the
Cleveland PiaIndeaIer.
CLEVELAND, Jau, 8, 1881.
horace Greeley has brought libel sui. against j. W.
Cray, editor OF the Cleveland PlaadeaLr for articles
pubishcd in that paper during and late cam.
paisn. The damages claimed are $4,000