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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-25
MARINE IsrEDLiGENCE.
Port Of Richmond april 81 -High Water Of ''cs

Port Of Richmond, april ai-High Water OF O'CLOCK
ARRIVED,
schr Hampton, Eddins Boston, mdse, " Col
sI steamer Pocahontss, Keen, Baltimore, mdss' Lud
'a scbr Ocean, McNanar, Norfolk, rndse w Col
schr Monterey Craish. Charleston, lumber. Whit
schr Stockton, Edwards, Philadelphia COAL
g schr Z Miller, Edlore, ClairmOuDt. lumber, Rag
sioop New Packet, Gwathmey smithield corn
sshr Yarnagst, Fitchstt, Hampton Creek, oysters.
soht T Hodgson, Prince a from Norfolk Tor f0f'
scbr Rsy State, CLARK, from Rockport, for Rich
mend ar,iY,d at Portland Goth inst
Correspondence of thu Dspatch |
ARRIVALS AT CITY POINT.
Rrig Fannie Capt. Andrews, With salt fron LlE-
errooI via Norfolk, for sehsar- kohler y so
MICS: WIGS. WIGs!--Just received
w foUl the North, general assortment OF Wls'
end Touuess whch viii be sold at Northern prices,
et ! r. 0OLLEa'S practical Hair Gutter ana Wig
-nsksr Brackett's Hossl. Broad street. near I'd
FLETCHER's MAGIC HAIR DYE, for sale r9 ana
ppplisd as ab.ve. Also, Fletcher's celebrated daf
Tonic Wholesale and retail Price 80 cents per boS-
NIB. J. +. NJ. has engaged the services Of T.. M
NTJTTCE---I he subscriber having leased
~ the Railroad Mills ct Rockets, !ormeiiy baiia-
fsrros prepared furnish the citizens OF Rich
mon ard vso with the v nf't n es e1s h@
call, ~ he is determined to SUIT both 80 10 quaiis
and price n,
sp IS 2t* A. T. McrAN 4nu.
STATG STOCK FOk sAhE, ia surns to
yANTf D. A few Shares of Richmond Dan
Vile Railroad Stock, for which the highest market
p- ESchanss on New York, Philadelphia and Bati'
'n'''' ''"e''' N- C. w. PURCELL CO
ap s5-tf Exchange Brokers
DACUN siDEs AND sHoUs,D
ID IOhhds prime ne si1es and Shoulders, bright
and nics just received for ,a!e. ,,,,n,,r,
EGGLEsToN & FiTz9EEAL9,
= UGA Il, &C.. Prime new crop Porte
y Rico and New Orleans sugar; Loaf Crushed
Powdered, Grsnuated and Yellow do prime New
'''sS"' @-''- EGG EGGLEsToN rITsGERALD,
sn95-4t If Par s'reet
- GAIs.---5O hhds cnolce Porto nico
loo bids. good TO prime Cubs Muscovado Sugar
500 bbs Coffee Sugars. various grades
200 g Crashed and Powdered Sugars
Is hslf boz es Loaf
in store, and for sale by -
9, 25.-Iw LEWIS " WERE b 90.
NIOiassas 80 hhds. prime CuDa 40.
10 hhds prime Porto Riso do
an DIV LEWIS NJ WEBB 4 co.
HTOKk NEW t.UODS..--I nave just re.
lsE ceived very rich and beautiful assortment of
SILK and Lace Mantillas, which very cheap, and
TO which invite call from al in want; also, Para
sols il great variety. c. HARTWELL,
an s5 lis Brosd at.
a xss. IA sSfG LOT UE CREAM ALE, in
"a quarter aud hslf barrels received per 8elvdsre;
half sni quarter casks superior Gre m Ala, and
for sale at r. WlLSACdEkB,
APPS No 2O8 Main stres..
LIE AND GiEhk.--
N . whols bbls. Beyeridge's celebrated ale
20 whole NJ. Reads
IS half 6 "
Is bbls sweet Newark Cider
Landing per steamer and packet, for sale by
WM. II. TYLER, 18th street,
ap IS Between Main ard Cary
e r. - a e'4knEEnH
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M .TR0PULlTAN HALL
Mr.. THOMAS. Violiniat, and
SIG. ABELLA, Pianist.

ED IlcEea Bl-no extra charge for reserved s,s.
to be had on Saturday and Monday, April 25-b an
Z7.h at Mr.. 2. II Taylor's Mus,s Store, and on Il
evening ct the door s. 90
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% n ~ As ~ = -
In which the entire company will appear.
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THEATRE.-We would remind Jour readers that
Mrs. HELEN MUzzY is to take benefit at the
theatre tonight, on which occasion will be pro.
duced the new drama of Jane Eyre" The friends
of the drama in this city have had an opportunity
Of approaching her talents upon the boards of the
Marshall, and will doubtless give her such an en-
dorsement to night as her admirable presentations
have justly entitled her to.
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NAChEHhL AND GOLDFISH.
IVA 10 bbis No | hsckerel
q halves and quarters No. "
% kits No. -
hhds st. Georges Bank Goldfish
Landing, per steamer, for sale by
WM. II. TYLER. 18th street.
ap % Between Main end Ca-y
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BENEFIT OF

MRS. H. MUZZY.
When will be presented the Drama By jan,
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DkUatTLs RUCkEIs AND lnATCHh-.
Id 100 dozsn assorted Brooms
80 painted Pals
200 kross Matchcs
Receiving per schr. Haxall, fer yale by
VIM. Ii TYLER, 18Th street.
APPS BetweAn Main and Cary
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ALE AND CiEhR.--
n % whole bbls. Beveridge's celebrated ale
20 wh5ls M.P.Read'a
IS half Ct " -
Is bbls sweet Newark Cider
Landing per steamer and packet, for sale by
WM. II. TYLER, 18th street.
ap 50 Between Main ard Cary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-25

SPEECH FROM THE NEW SECRETARY OF KAN
se-A correspondent of tho South, writing ffo"
Lsavensworth city, 14th states that Hon
stsnton, the new Secretary of Kansas, mace
speech to about 300 emigrants for that 'et''o'!'
on board the steamer New Lucy. on 'hen w
down the Missouri River. He deprecA'ea "
former excitemeuts In the territory, anu oA'o. y.
his bearers TO obey the excisting soVe'H ,1,,..
The territory az the only legal authsf"y.
gard TO the convention about to assenoie' " i'.
State Constitution preparatory TO ASKING Au'A''-
sion into the Union, he said
n ..,,s oxorcise no influence whatever over
,ho dsIiharatious of that body lts deuoeIauons
"a .cts oupht 10 be perfectly free and inoepen-
dent: but as q simple citizen, ne osa no
i,'nrrssns his opinion that the convention ought
. snhui. the question of slavery to the people OF
- Tsrritorv: the convention would have full
n,rer 10 do So and he thought they ought TO GO IT.
!, yould be perfectly legitimate and proper to
! tr,me fair and liberal constitution In all other
snects providing for the pr Of all neigh
ho-Iv and constitutional relations With the other
States and yet leaving !. to the people to ceter-
mius whether they will establish slavery or reject it,
Whatever may be their decision 10 this respect
they shall not disregard the constitutional rights OF
other States but shall adopt such constitution as
will authorize the fair execution of tie Federal
laws, for the protection of her sister States -
w hether she adopt or reject slavery, be did not
doubt that she would be admitted into the Union
by almost unanimous vote of Congress "A
Southern man himself, Mr.. Stanton said be was
perfectly willing to the State of Kansas either
free or slaveholding State according to the fair
ly expressed opinion of the people.
In conclusion, he called upon those present. who
intended to settle in Kansas, to choose between the
two pictures-to select power and prosperity, the
end of which no man could see,-or to plunge in
to that dark gulf of civil war, from which every
L gnod man would turn with horror.
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AryJAEnRHTR.

TH T. A T Re.
SATURDAY. April 25th, 1857.
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nKESS FKOCK COATS, of my own
~ manufacture, made from Bioleys celebrated
Cloths article recommend for durability beauty
| and workmanship. Please call end examine them
WIZ. IRA SMITH,
ap 50 ia Main street
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FsK2LLiANTks, CHEAP! CHEAP
I'D Very handsome yard wide Figured BriIliautes
ct Ia peEyaIdi White do. at l2l cts. Received this
morning. ALFRED MOSES
ap % 6S Main at
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R REM knlBER TaAT MARTY <
0ss1&k3 FL aRkis sells frest quality tsn coll'et
6aiterg st s .l5 exus fire bsck Caters
a. s S7i; do do with hsels 81 Isl nice Morocco AID
Kid Bootees at 6 %; d. do. with heels at aI69,.
Ladiss French Kid slippers rosstted at 8 %; No.
rocco Slippers rs cents per pair.
an q MsPCIJS Hk6BI7 IG3 Rroad r.
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AUlES' FRkNCH CUHsHTS st cceiy.
- lag this morning, one cass French Corsets. ct
only El.2o per pair, at the noted cheap establsh
me2s of ALFRED MOSES,
an 25 81 Main -
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
1H@la1 EVERY WE DNE5DAY-Ths A No.
&EdfE4el Steamship PENNSY LVAnfA.
Capt. Teal, will be ready TO re-
ceivs freight, on MONDAY, will leave on
WEDNESDAY, April 29th, at O'clock A. M.
For freight or passage, having superior secommo-
iations, apply to
an Is .lt FL Il TUrTLE. kzsn, Roekett.
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Correspondence of ths Dispatch |
ARRIVALS AT CITY POINT.
Brig Fannie Capt. Andrews with sat Iroin LlF-
srnoo1 vi, Norfo' <, for Schsar- Kohler II 90
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1yn FOR RENT-A large framed dwell
N5 IN house situated on 25 y street. between Hais
len asd FrsnkliG, containing ro)m enough for, :
oood SEED family. Possession given immediately.
Applyto
au xo-3t Il. ID. FAC "
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ass. EOK RfasT OR LEA = 49, aaI
~ beautiful Residence at tbs west end Of a7k
sAA lin street, recently occupied BY d. Baldwin,
Esq. has been thorCuzhly repaired with add iTions
and Improvements suited to tho comfort o. .sen.
tse! family. For farms apply TO Dr.. PAnmEA,
office st the Edgsmont Houss, or to
sp 25-2t CHAS PALMER. IS Cary pt.
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g. WUMEN'S GOAT ekIN WeLI-
<szsTJ Ed B0OrEE5.-We h.vo 100 pairs If
the above goods, which will close out ct
one dollar per pair. Price IS to 81.
an 3 MARCUS HARRIS. l2S Brnai 81
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TLOTAs. CASsIMEkES AND VISIT.
~ iNGS.- have always on band large stock of
Clotha Cazsrneres and Vestings which ] VIII make
up to order, Ia the latest styles and will warrant
them to please the customer ssle. Your st.
t.ntion is particularly requested to this branch of my
trade WIN. IRA SMITH
sp Is ia Main street
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a xa. IA tSik LOT UF CREAM ALE, in
"a quarter and hslf barrels received per 8elvidsre
5 half sni quarter casks superior Gre m Ale, and
for sale at r. WlLSACdERS,
ap25 No 203 Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-28
KEEN q PRESTON

HAVE sommsnced their Fall and Winter stocs
goods embracing variety Of merchandise they
have usually keot.
tho largest aud best selected stock
have up; styles suburb aud prices low
No merchant ought to visit this market this Fall wthoat
examining 10 Is pleasure show choice
lscons Of goods and whether he will leave
better and from the fact OF the beauty
the various styles and OF rich colors
display Of the best American will make him
feel prouder Of his country.
ssp6 KEEN PRESTON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-28
STORAGE WANTED.

" are prepared in Fire Proofwarehouse.
w quantity Of Grain. Produce or Merchandise
tho nostiiberal s.rms -
Havnssrgs and airy rooms stairs particular eare will
taken Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
and all kinds to damage from damp
rust. :,
or longer when desired. -
Warehouse located Locust and W. and w.
Canal and most eonveuient for shipping BY Rvsror Rail-
ssd. AppIyto novI GEO. FOSTER & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-28
PILES! PILE~!! FILES!.!

call ton of the public the follow
NJ ing certificate from of respecta-
bic citizens Mr. vae the faherin law Of the proprietor
Of the Courier des Unis and formerly in
Phiis delphia:
Dr.. DUrRIE-De,r sir;-I hereby certify
Afflicted with the Piles for so years that have used Is
bottles Of Barnes Pile Lotion and everything else could
but all effect for they did little good
About months since. Icommenced using valuable
remedies for the Piles aud have the happiness that
they have had the desired effect they have CURED OF
this most. Distressing compliant consider this almost
miracle. for so Of sincerely
Sisned p. VALE,
No. rs Franklin street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-28

CIoRR VINEGAR MANUFACTORY.

ME the unierxned wish call the attention OF the
w Wholesale Merchants Of Evansville aud dealers IN
general TO the fact that featuring
tcle Of Older VINEGAR which will sell compets
with Cincinnati Pittsburgh prices Give rs call tair
trial 10 all . ask. MERGER * CLIFFORD.
NJ B-The factory situated the of Four.s
and Canal streets. Lamaseo city. Ivi-dhwU
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PM. LUMBER.

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
E0HNF. GLOVER Il CO.. corner Of Main and seventh
sD streets Evansville lad would respectfully inform Il
Public that they have in yard aud for sale low
mt Seasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
qualities and theknesss Tongued and Grooved Pine
Pannsls 100 feet sound Common Boards suitable for
shops fencing No Pine and Poplar Shingles
Be- Can have made order at the prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Moudnss Frames for
Doors and Windows &c. &c. Rsof owarded to all
who send for them Orders from Assistance will receive
y fahr2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-28

OLD OSWEGO LINE.
From foot Broad N Y. daily. No transshi pmentst
Albany OF Troy Mark packages "old Oswegs Line.
Sinclair d &c, Toledo. o.
PRoPRiEr0.s AND AGENTS.
r. s. Littlejohn. 100 Broad street. NewYor
FitzhughS Littejohn, Oswego. MY.
Sin clair 4 Co.. Toledo, Ohio.
Geo. Foster A Co.. Evansville. Ind.
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NEWS FOR ALL!

NNTE her TO inform cutsmer the Ladies in
w particular that ready to show ysu OF
the g-andest displays in FANCY AND SrAPLz Day GOODS
offered this market. We busy
give fall description our stock Suffice
that Of Ladies Dress Goods such rs French
English Merinos Woollen Plads black and fancy silks
Deianes Aanas Shawls the richest French Embroide-
ries silx Bonnets Ladies' Misses and Chdrens Shoes
Damasks and Embroidered Window Curtains. Caicoes.
CHAINS Fannes Lnseys. Domestics. an
OF other articles mention
be beat by whether in STYLE quality price,
still adhere to moto'SELL CHEAP AND SELL HEAP"
Gall at the store Main street. the
o First. sep5 ROSER. BRO. & FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-28
CARRIERS sPAN,sH MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLooDi
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
Let the Afflicted Read and Pond q n

CARRIERS sPAN,sH MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLoODi
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
infalible remedy for Soro ruia. King evil Rh.uma-
IA tsm. Obstinate Cutaneops Eru po Pimres
the Face Bctehes Boi Agae and Fever Chronio
Eyes Ringwcrm letter. scald Head Enarg
tic Disorders Lunbago Spinal Con- psints and all Diseases
arising from nudeiens use Of Mercury Imprud, in
Life Impurity ofthe Blood.
eG- This great meiei1e and Purifier o. the
the United who testify daily
kabe performed by the OF all medcines
"CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia Rheu-
matism. Scrofula Etnptobs the skin Ls Disease
Fevers Ulcers old Sores Afeciens ofthe Kdne Disess
the Throat Female Complaints Pains aud Aching Of
TIE Bones and Joints are speedily quito flight by using this
For diseases the nsthin, has found
10 whit IL cleanesthe Of all impurities
gently and efficiently the liver and kidneys
the Digestion gives tone 10 the stomach makes the skin
clear and healthy and the constitution
disease or brosen down by the YOUTH to m prin
itivc vigor and strength.
metcs used. few doses Of CAarER's SPANISH Nix
will sallo
mantng tn the cheek give elasticity and
the general health remarkable degree beyond all the
number OF csrtifcats which have received
from Persons all Of the United States
evidence thathere 10 humbug aboutt The hotel
keepers Magistrates physicians and public we'll Known
the community. all add their .es wonderu
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the Agent and Crcuarand Almanac. and read
the wonderful this Of all medicines has
None genuine uniess.iened BExssrr - BEERS Propri-
No 3Pears Richmond Va to whom all orders
forsup plies aud Agencies must be addressed. -
Parmentsr, Prineeton; o. r. CLARK. V'ncennes and By
deaiersin medicines generally. auss .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-28
NEW STOVE STORE!

NAMES SCANTLIN. JR.. Of the late firm of james
81 Scantlin Son. has opened Stove and Tin Store
opposite the old State bank whore he intends
keeping large assortment OF Stoves OF the latest
styles Also Mantel Crates and Tin Ware at hoesae and
retail on the very best Ge him call before rur
ca 0 sew
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BLANKETS.

FGNE Undersigned having commenced the manufacture of
n Blankets, at their mill at Dexter. New YORK.
pared sell all kinds of Blankets as low they
chased New York. with
I'LL orders tor an y amount at shortpotice.
Wekeep hand good assortn ent OF g. i04 H. 49,
Super Fam ly Blsnkets.
Heavy Negro Blankets.
Gray hite Saddle Blankets &C., &c., to which
oet6 J IT, MAGUEE a co
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-28
JAMES SCANTLIN, JI..,

1UAS Just received by Railroad lot of Bucks Patent
Clipper Cooking Stoves improved It is the best an
beautiful ALSO fancy ENAMEL
CRATES OF LATEST STYLES. noviS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-28

State Of New York.
New York City and County.
Joseph O. Lawrence Commits Toner OF Deeds IN aod
State New York. do hereby certify that on the day Of h
date hereof before came p Vale TO me weir
known daily did depose and that
the the foregoing certncae signed BY him.
In witness whereof have subscribed my name So Com
nis,one Of Deed. Notary Public Of the State Of New
York. and amxed my Notarial Seal a. NY one.
~ JOSEPH G. LAWRENCE.
Commissioner Of Deeds and Notary Public.
81 Wall street, New York.
We challenge the medical faculty OF the rnitad
produce remedy equal DR.. Dupres celebrated Rrmede
external internal Piles so cents box Once 7s
Ha9au New Yorf will be mail 20
States Sold by all respectable druggists The
ban Agent wanted. terms cash.
DIR. DUPRIE,s PILLS
uurivalled for purifying the blood sfeceua
remedy Internal Piles Salt Rheum, Ring sc.
500 reward will be paid any person that grove ~
contain anything injurious to the system Will he sent -
mail part Of the United States 50 cents boil
Principal once rs New York. and for sale
all respectable druggists IN the U. 8. ra
EUROPEAN PATENT MEDICINE OFFICE,
rs Nassau street. New yoot,
WIN. J. REDPATH CO..
Se~7 Proprietor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-28

NEW ARRANCEmENT.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Nsrdsr that be devote my time more partou
- Aryto the lsoS AND HEAvY HARDWARE part ofour
business have disposed Of Of tn
ssry house 20 Nr. MATTHEW DALZELL. who will cot A.
G ths OLD stand under the style OF OKR. DALzKLL
ment OF everything in the Grocery
would take this opportunity ofreturning my sincere
20 the paying for the very
extended many espectiuy
tnen 70 continue their favor frm and would
aet ask credit st this house. SAMUEL ORR.
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WIN. REILLY
WH9ddR6ssAAiLEEp AID RETAIL GhGGEH Tb mi

w PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREEr--Theun-
tsrsnsd would respectfully and the public
vicinity that having pure hssed the
sfhe Senior in the late arm of Reilly he in
the Grocery and Produce at the old
stand He this returning
pasvor andintends spare effort merit eontinu-
sncs Of the same je2O-Iy WILLIAM REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-28

FAIRBANKS, SCALES.
- WE have hand and can supply any sire OF
"a those unrivaled weighing machines. They are
. the only true standard. for the truth of which
refer the thousands that a using them.
HORNBROOE 4 CO.,
General Agents,
deci2 Water-st., Evansville.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25

Suoor,xo Arr,., 1o.,r.. r. "
noc Az a danco in a., bonso If M famo
in tbis oitv last niebt n nortv If rowdies
forced tbeirwav into tho house whom a hutch
or named Harding frod several times into the
crowd with a revolver shooting Hugh Will
SON son of John Wilson, member of the
PROVINCIAL Parliament for this city, and also
Messrs Sweetman, Stevens, Merrick, Gates,
and two other men, and a woman. Wilson
has since died OF his wounds. The others
are supposed to be not dangerously wounded
Harding has not yet been arrested.
vru, s,.,,.,.,, ,,,,,.,..,..,..,,. tod
bv ,ho ra,,,o &c yv1t;nn' fta,,',t,,rno 81 coI'
ny,l,;, C,n,,,, n v ~ lie ILL L,o.
ton ~ ,n,,9,, La, .i,, " 7, anosrs ho,
Mr.. Hawthorne had been butchering that day,
and that the boy in assisting him, had got
considerable blood upon his clothes. He en-
tered the stable to water and feed a span Of
work or team horses, but while in the act OF
unhitching one of them, the horse smelt the
blood remaining upon his clothes and i'm
mediatcly became frantic, furiously attacked
the boy, threw him down and paved him with
his fore feet, and kicked him, breaking his
thigh about half way above the knee, after
wnich the ooy cta"leu uhuCf the mansIr ou'
,''o 'V'.i ", ,''o "i',O" jim
S''u iu,i'' ou' ~ ", we a''oiv :" pn
t 'CnN'eI s''so. no ooy ealiSu lou.u' w
MP WY" "s'la' '''0o o''''o "'U "0 was O0''-
! '0'O' INV '''0 "O'o'
New YoRK, Dec. II. A meeting of the
council Of Tammany Hall Sachcms was held
/ yesterday afternoon, at which it was deter
mined that the use of Tammany Hall should
not be given to the administration Democrats
] ,vhn u-ieh 90 hold n rnoctipfr to-uioht to eus.