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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

THAT ACCOUNTS FOR lT.--Thc total
amount of salaries paid by the Federal Gov
eminent during the last year, was 50 35I,-
Col, of which $50 GOO vas paid to Caior-
MA oflicehodcrs. That accounts for the
large democratic vote pollcd in that State at
the late election. The democrats had plenty
Of money to electioneer with, and The public
Treasury to fall back OH
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

The GOVERNOR EIECT.- The Cambridge
Eagle states that the Hon. Thomas Ii. Hicks
the Governor elect, was visited on Thursday
evening l2th inst, by large numter ct
friends, oltical and Personal, who called t"
pay their respects. They were cordially 1e-
c,iycd and handsomol y cntcrtaitd. Among
The visitors was the Hon. YIN. a. Lake,
cX-member Of Congress from MISSISSIPPI.
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SHOPpING!
TO s1agrCisaSers of Goods

IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES, IN
1 PHILADELPHIA and NEW IURK--Persons
wishing to ptlch"sc Dry Goods, groceries Books,
or any kind of Merchandise in Philadelphia or
New York. can have their orders promptly ,ttend-
ed 10 by the V. b. PALMER CO.. Advertising and
Commission Agents, 9th and Chestnut stree 5,
They have superior facilities for the purchase of
all kinds Of goods
~ When ordering please state how the gools
shall BIZ sent and write directions plainly Cur
reA money must be enclosed. or collection will be
made ~hcn goods are delivered by express
Charge reasonable. NOV u. IS5T-}m.
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EMIGRATION TO TING WEST THIS FaLT.--Thc
newspapers in many parts Of the West say
chat emigration is nearly as heavy this fall '>'
it was last spring. The fall sdecmcd as good
a season for farmers or even agricultural III
barers to cmigra)c as the spring The land
can be brake and fences built, and The farm
got ready generally for operations in the
surinp
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

STEAMBOAT COLLISION Twenty LIVES
LOST. New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE Tex
as steamship Opeousas, from Burnck bay
for Galveston, came in collision with the
steamer Galveston at midnight on the 18th,
when the Opelousas sank almost Immediately,
carrying down from twenty to twenty five
souls Among the lost is Gen. Hamilton, OF
South Carolina. All the officers and crew OF
| the vessel were saved.
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The Steamer Port Dep0sit,

viii leave Port Deposit
a saasDAa rfor lIavre de Grace a. 9
e)sT--==.ias .7s5.- ock A ai., and "a 4 10 o'ck.
s1S 3sNlsESsEaEG p. NJ. connecting with the
oars Leaves llayre Grace at 1920 a. NJ. 800
and 500 p. NJ DAVID WHITE,
August 22-H Captain.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

THE New NJ. Il. CHuRcu AT CHERRY
HlLL.-Thc people of Cherry Hill and the
nrighborhood around, commenced the past
Summer very fine church, their cid one
being entirely Inadequate for the accommoda-
ton OF the congregation Old Hard Times,
however, compelled them to stop when til;
walls were raised. They have Since made an
effort 10 have it covered in and the windows
glazed, and so leave it for the winter, in
which, we understand, they will be successful.
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YTonN. e,Orn. EpNgatOes.

CORN OR POTATOES, viii
w be taken lur bills due this office Tor inc
japer or for advertising. Nov. 2I-oW.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.-0n FRIDAY
night of last week an attempt was made to
break open the shop of Mr.. Samuel Spratt,
matchmaker, in this town. Mr.. s., who sleeps
III the second story of the shop, threw up Il
window, when the dcprcdator made OF,
leHYiDg Carpenters adzo behind him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

TIE CoMMIsaoys.-Up till yesterday
evening no Commissions had reached the
Clerks office here for any Of the officers elect
in this county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

BENErAcrIoNs. The late DR.. Collins, of
Williamsburg, Mass, left by his will $i2O00
to the schools of Williamsburg, and S,7U0 to
the American Colonization Society.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

uCTSamuel Enty, a teamster, was accident
ally killed at Fox Hill, Montgomery county,
Pa, last week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

THE COSMOPOLITAN ART AsSOCIA-
rIoN.--We publish to-day the adv crtiscment
of this Association, by which 1t will be seen
rare induccments are offered to subscribers,
who receive the full value of their money,
independent OLA certificate in the Award OF
Premiums, and their certificate may entitie
them to Il valuable Painting or other work OF
Art See, also, the advertisement Of the
Cosmopoftau .Art Journal, an excellent record
of Artists and the Fine Arts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

I THANKSGIVING DAY.--Thursday next,
2Gth inst, is Thanksgiving Day here in Mary
land, as well as in most Of the other jss.ates IN
the Union. Some will devote it to Church
going; some to hunting some to froliching ;
some to labor, as any other day. We hope
all, rich and poor, may have reason to be
thankful for Il good dinner, for that ought to
be part of the observance Of the day. BY
the way, what subscriber will have his account
credited by a Turkey for The Wings dinner
on that day. Let us see.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

DEATH OF AN OLD REsIDENT.-Mr.
William lIaucs, cll-known citizen Of Elk
ton. who has served in the various public
capacities of Constable, Justice of the Peace
year Of his age.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

GJrThe American party had a torchlieht
procession i'll Frederick, Md, wednesday
night.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

Mr.. AMEs NJ. BaowN, as will be
seen by his advertisement, has opened a
Watchmallcr's Shop in North East. 1t will
prove a great convenience to the people OF
that part Of the county, and he WILL no doubt,
meet with encouragement in bis business.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

COMMITTED TO JAIL.-Joh Giles
pie, who killed Benjamin 4. Davis at p crt
Deposit, on Sunday last, Gan account Of whihl
Will be found in another column was COM
nltted to Jail Oh Monday. lie is believed to
be insane he acted so like q crazy man that
he had to be securely ironel, which was done
With much diiiieMlty.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21
EoGol AGoirs.

ABOUT BUSINESS. We are endcayor-
ing to settle up the business Of TnH C@cIl
WING, as far as possible, being compelled
thereto by the necessities Of the times. W.
hope such citizens Of the county as are in ar.
rears to US, who may happen in Eiiiton, viii
call at the ofilce to settle. We hope also that
persons residing at distance will remit whai
they owe by rail.-tf.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21
Phlla., Wilmington ulat
RAILROAD
EaKTON and CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.


IN and after the 1st Of July, 1856. the
W subscribers become the proprietors of
the Elkton and Cambridge Line Of Mail and
Passenger Co.. ches.
The coaches leave Elkton, Daily, Sundays
excepted, y and stop on their way down the
Shores at tae following points;
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CHESTERTOWN,
WARWICK, CHURCH HILL,
HID. of SASSAFRAS, CENTRENlLLE,
GEO. Y. n ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
URIEVlLL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, in time for passen-
gers to take the cars for either city.
GyThey will also run daily branch line
from Middletown, Del, to connect with the
main line at Chcstertown, going and return
ing the same day and reaching Middletown
in time for the6 O'Clock, morning train Of
cars. JOSEPH WELLS u CO.
June 20, 1856.
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IMPORTANT TO
DE0vE2S 81 TRAVELLERS.

SPORT DEPOSIT FERRY BOAT
Eaasaaassa The STEAMER GIPSEY, Capt. j.
Myers, having been thoroughly repaired is no"
rsanng regularly during the day and night be-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

OMlcf-1he locofoco >gan here is
terribly PIT out by the g hunt " ofAmcricans
after Office. The difficulty would seem more
to be that It's pmtzans in this county and
State have but little chance Of finding even
after the most diligcnt hunt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

CuUEgu NOTiGE.-Rcy. j. Whitney Will
preach in the UnivcrSaiiSt Church at ChcS-
apc,'iio City Tomorrow morning and evening
at the usual hours and on the following sun
day also.
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NOTICE.

fNliE undersigned has taken TIE OFFICE
II formerly occupied by Mr.. john MauIiin,
50, in North East, Mann street, Opposite
Il. = the Methodist Church,) for the purpose
of carrying on the
CloC.k ana watch Making
BUSINESS. AS have learned the basil
ness under ono OF the best practical Watch
and Ciocl; Makers in Baltimore L can warrant
all my work to give satisfaction All work
warranted Tor one year.
JAMES ". BROWN.
Noy. 81, lS51---tf
IARlAD APPLES, at n,,,>
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PORT DEPOSIT AMP BELLS FERRY.

The capacity Of this Boat, and her speed and
entire safety, render her peculiarly fitted for this
service Drovers farmers, travellers. and the pub
lie generally will ind her at all times ready TO
convey them and their property to and from the
above points. Travellers and Drovers will find
ample Accommodations for themselves and stock
a. the new Hotel at Bells Ferry, which has been
recently erected by J. SPENCER and now kept
by him. may Som
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21
Notice

Notice.
LII persons having Admin'stration o
-AGuardiaD account to settle win 'he ~
phans Cour, of cell c, unity are reqh estcn TO
ie their vouchers in the Register OF MS
office at least ten days previous to tho mss'
Ag Of the said Court.
REUBEN D. LAMAR,
Sent 10 1886. Register.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

THE LYcEuM.-Ihe Ell,ton Lyccum
has commenced operations for the sc1soI.--
1t proved Il place Of popular resort last Win
ter and VIII, no doubt, again. We have not
learned whether it is has been determined to
have Il Course of Lectures.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

rITST received a Superior lot Of Hams and
y Shoulders, aud for sale ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

~ FAVORABLE AUTUMN.-It is now
remarkably good weather. This is Fortunate
Considering tn" general scarcity Of money and
consequence hard times " among the people
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

rEIRE.-Wc learn that fire occurred
in the dwelling of Mr.. Barclay Reynolds
Sheriff elect Of this county, on Tuesday last
which destroyed quantity Of beds and furni-
ture and injured the building to some extent
The loss is covered by insurance in the
Mutual insurance Company Of this county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21
tT}nrric0.

On Tuesday the lIth inst, by the Rev James
H. Brown, Nh. SAM.EL X. CARSON OF Port
Deposit 10 Miss VIRGINIA Il. daughter OF
John W. Randolph Esq, of Baltimore cl'y,'
On the 18th inst, at the hoasc oil the
brides father. Mr.. James ll0dgSon, by Rev.
Abraham De WiL. Mr.. ROBERT NJ: PIERCE
Of Philadelphia 10 Miss LIZZIE q. NopasoN
of Chester Co. Pennsylvania.
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~ L. BROWN, Jr's.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

About q month ago Engine Companies No. 8 aat al,
whose houses are located 10 the same neigbborhood,
efter Q warmly cOn'ested race IN response 20 an alarm
Of fire down town, got into a row in the vicinity OF
Fulton ard Nassau streets. While the fscas was IN
p,ogIess Engine COMPANY No. Il, which had long
beer Ut Oegsrhesds with No. Al, embraced the oppor-
ruLry o joining NJ q. rather taking up the cudgel
f,I tb.m agsiret NJ Al for a. t0os as the boys OF
Ne. u sr.sged n fhe sfrsg, thO-e c No. . retired
ron tiv bstle Ouud. The con cquenoe VA, M.
u cam. f ,ec 10 bsst. They have, therefore,
ever ,irrr y.sed Vengeance Up'n the Biem-
5ets o.. No a. srd the bow e No. hage
n srise,',d ecc..ctrsb!e -ympithy with their chan
pioi.- II Ne. 81 A. ErgiDe Company M. ~ turaei
oIt ID Sain'csy 10 xelcoIe l., me- Protect r Engine
C,nt-uy NJ -. rn. Ienber. of No. labored sarj
l. +, vs. q .res'ipg them with gloss, ., they
p-.-ec. Tie ueiioeI- Of NJ. Al proceeded without
taking any notice Of t1ei as-ai ants, aud notwth
ssodpg ibe threats which had been made, did DOT
app'eterd any troubs Until or their way down Broad
wsy in ths procession 90 Saturday sight Or reach
ig the corner Of North street. large number
of those belonging 20 No. q and their Dead Rabh
syGpsihizer. made an attempt to crowd Ergine Com
psIy No Il cut of the line, evidently with the men
ton of having a brush with them. Failing, apps
ient! IL 'hef PauS, tHey ooin1''"' -.
them with cinbs stones, brckbSs aac otarr n'''A'
ard slso fred several shots, wourding TWO oi ,n''
own gang, named Jsmes Hsulcn and Jsnss "7e"'N'
who weIe conveyed to the Ho1pI'a''
The Desd-Rsbbi. gang, fndirg then'e'e' 'hs
greatest sufferers retired to hunt up reen'ofoenso''
While En- gips Company No. Al va. in me neisao0e'
hood Of the Pk, several Of their fends waited upoa
them and advised them TO go home by some osaer tssa
tbe ususl route, a. the Dead Rsbot1 e'sempl3ee
n.Iisx a desperate attack upon tasu; "A'ssp0as
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
COMMISSIONS, PAST AND PRESENT.


Correspondence sfThe N. Y. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %, 1857.
/ If the cOnvulsiOn of 1917 was widespread ana
severe, it sprung from causes entirely different
from those which have produced the disasters of
1887 and 1857. Up to 1887, we had twenty years
of peaceful commercial intercourse with all the
world True, We had no extraysgant investments
n railroads such ss have marked the twenty yesrs
succeeding; but then, in four years following 1880,
the number of banks was increased from $50 to
5O6--an increase of lS with sn expansion OF loans
AID discounts amounting to Sl2i, 100000 within
the same brief period. 1t is, nevertheless, very
remarkable thst exchange en- London was sold Ia
New-lork at prices extraordinarily low during tue
Years l-33, 1884, 1885 and lS;t, with occasional
but brief variations but never but twice high ~
% In lc:3 it cpesed at = in January and closed
at 5s in December never having rsen Dove cS
duric the year. ID 1884 it opened at y, fell 20
par in April closed at Is IN December, and did not
rise above "a during the year. In ls3o, 1t opened
at 3 rose once during the year to ~ and closed at
that in December La 1886, it opened at 81 fell 10
Gs in June and closed in December at %. During
the year ending with September 80, the imports of
snece amounted 10 Sl2 900, 900, but the excess of
imports over exports amounted to SOL 600 OO0.
congress adjourned in 1886 with every bran,h OF
industry hourishing; crops abundant beyond all
former precedent: with more specie IN the cOuhtr!
thsp il had ever before possessed with all the ee-
mrnts Of universal prosperity. Then came tue DIS
,rbution Of the surplus revenue; the removal OF the
depo.tes to the pei banks Of General jackson sa-
n,;pistrston: The Treasury order that specie ony
should be received in payment at the Lan1'Uhres
and for Government dues; the war on the Gn''e1
States Bank: the cresti0n Of three hundred ahd
h, seven bey banks 10 ill up the gap deliberately
aud wickedly created by the destruction OF the
United States Bank; an increase OF the bdaAhg
capital Of the country amounting to one hundred ana
seventy millions; increase cf paper currency
equal 10 hundred and twenty three milons; ana
su increase of lOans aud scounts amounting "a no
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
TIE SEA-rIEJv HOUSE MURDER.
TRIAL OF JAMES =. DONEELLY FOR TH6
MURDER OF ALBERT S. AOSES-THE
PRISONER EOIND GUILTY.
MONMOUTH COUNTY COUR


Before his Honor PETER NREDENsURG and associate Judges
GIrFoRD, FoaMAs and THRocksonros
SATURDAY, Sept a. 1857.
This Interesting and exciting trial terminated yes.r-
day. Mr.. Bradley opened the for the defense %
Friday afternoon ard the argument was concluded by
Gov Pennington on Saturday morning The Hon. Wn.
L. Dayton followed Gov. Pennington and concluded
the argument for the prosecution in the afternoon.
The excitement very great and the house dessey
crowded Many ladies' were present.
judge Vredeuburgh charged the Jury. The charge
was a very long one, occupying an hour end forty
minutes in delivery. He reviewed the testimony ct
length, shovirS its connection with aud bearing upoa
the points rsised in the case.
Mr.. Bredey. Counsel for prisoner made fhe follow
FDst We to the charge Of the Court in that the Cse
therein srsued the facts OF the case to the Jury sn@ -
SscSnS W. except to the charge Of the Court because Ii.
Court gave partial the evidence against the prison
and omitted the circumstances in bis favor
. d Of fi the ts Se benefit
Doubt wherein the Court charged thai the Jury wer
they mus 61d bim sif they Ia their own condolences had
doubt Of Il they must acquit him.
The Jury then rtiitC, ana came in at 81 O'Clock,
after 30 abeence o. ore hour ard three quarters.
At the ringing OF the bell, which announced ther
agreement Upou verdict, rush was made for ths
Courtroom bfd sgaD there was suffccstipg jam
Upon the arrival e the jury, and restoration Of
order ite roll was called, and the jury 400 pIisoan
were requested 10 stsLd up.
Tn. c., Tk then put the question" Gentlemen q
The Juy have you agreed upon your veIdict7"
Fo,emeB-" W. have
Cle,s-" Geuteuen of the jury, What cay you-s
james p Donnflly, The prisoner at the bar guilty o.
not guilty"
Foiemsn--" GCuTY oF MURDER IN 1HE FIRST DE-
GREE. Gu the fret four counts of the Indictment and
rot guilty on the fifth
Crk-" Aud SO say you all 2"
Jury" Ard 20 say we AL
The prisoner received the announcement With a.
tonisbing 6ru ness but this afternoon seemed some
what effected upon akirg leave of his counsel. r. s
a severe blow FOR the family, particularly his father,
who firmly believes bls son to be innocent.
Counsel Immediately applied fer a new trial on the
ground Of the exceptions sbove noticed and the Court
set Gown the secord Toesdsy in October a. the day
The Court discharged the Jury til the second
Tuerday in October, and Immediately sjjOurned Ill
Monday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
THE NEXT NEWS FROM EUROPE.

BOSTON, Sept Y, IS5I.
The Cunard screw stesmer Jurs, ct the date af our
last advces from Europe, expected to sell from
Cork for St. John N b. on the l4th inst, and should
bring two or three days later intelligence, including,
probably, very important news from India As the
stesmer had not arrived at the closing hour on the
Eastern lines last evening" orders were given to have
the Maine and New Bruns wick lines opened to-day
fSunday at the expense of the New York Associated
Press: but owing to the careless Indifference of the
operators upon the Maine line, it has been found i'm
possible to communicate with St John to-day, and the
press of the whole country therefore perhaps de-
privea Of the publication of most important inteli'
Cence for twentyfour hours for other reason than
that three four operators could not be prevailed
upon to forego their usual Sunday csrousas for an
hour or two and attend TO the duties Of their offices.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

seriously. The busDees stood on the saue bss< "a T.
did FIVE months ago, ard vss canied On by tae same
sgents and If the coohderce which prevailed st that
time was renewed, New York would not zee one more
week Of such disastrous days as II had seen There
was cause for fear, however in the lack Of moral IN
tegrity and IN the e1trsvsgance and proigscy which
prevailed in the business world. The railroads
the greatest enterprises of the country-peunfted
their Boards of Direction to conduct affairs in the most
unscrupuous manner and in their corporate capacity
they performed acts which would, If done by an in
dividusl, be criminal. Indeed, it would soon come
Z" to pass that the name of an officer Of Railroad
Company would be synonymous with scoundrel.'
Tie Stock sales, as conducted in Wall street, he
characterized as gambling, just as much {" att
trg st q faro table or playing with loaded dice,
and man that was gambler was thief. This vice
was prevalent amorg all clases Of the community
Even ministers sometimes dabbled in fancy stocks.
Mr. Beecher then urged upon his congregation the
duty Of opposing these vices They were not to sit
isessly and say they were not affected by their eKls
tence. They were so for they had to support by tax
alton the administration Of justice aud the criminals
that these vices made.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

osn WA made upoo the pcse for protec,ios. 10 the
nesa tine, OfheU Csowsl Of the S;xth Wsrd wcot -
the s'aacs-Hooss and reported that . psrty cf Deed
Rabbits and members Of Engine Company No. 81 wcre
IN Mulberry street loading their p.stok and gathering
stones bfckbsts and other missiles with the iatestsa
of making an attack 90 Rpgine Company No. II -
they should pass the oosner Of Chatham and Nulbxv
streets.
Isformsoa Of the fact VA Immediately te,sSrspLsl
TO the Deputy Superintendent Office OF snothsr rok
being expected and two patoors were taken dawn 70
the City Hall, where Engine Company No. Al vss
found waiting for an escort Of police. The reserve
force of the Seeord and Fourth Wards shortly ;oseA
them, when they formed in line and proceeded -
Chatham street. On reaching Mulberry street the1
discovered .everal hundred Dead Rsbbts'' coosre-
gated, who greeted them with groaps, but they dsd
not commence any auack until he msin body Of he
pclice ard tlemen bad passed, when about q doscn
shots were fired at them, sad number Of missiles
were hurled smopg them. boy who was carrying
torch shot in the leg but not seriously injured.
Mr. j. Il. Lsveridge clerk in the Chief Engineer's
office, lad bis hs, perforated by pistol ball. asd
others narrowly escaped being shot down. Oae q
the Dead Rabbits, who ventured cut little too fsr.
it is said, WAS SHOT, and seriously, IL not fatally
by them into kennel in Mulberry street. As Engine
Company No. al was passing Mott street, another
Dead Rabbit stepped out of the crowd and fired ct
them, when be was ierked by Officers vsn Arsdsls
snd O'Keefe of the Second Ward and taken aloas 10
the Terth Ward S:a'ion-House
The Desd Rabbit gang, finding engine boys No. "
well prepared for them desisted nom any further v's
ence, rot however without expressing theu de,eruA-
nstiou TO pay them of more favorable occssics
Had the police turned out, fully prepared TO d
execution 10 the rioters there is no doubt bat grek
deal of blood oud have been shed in the attack.
Yesterday morning, Joseph Daily who was ~
rested by Officers Keefe ard Van Arsdsle, for bsg
implicated in the stack on the police and hremes the
previous evening. was taken to the Lower Pohoe
Cout. Alderman Claroy soon appeared, oihca-
tirg in the place of Justice Welsh, and forthwith de-
charged The prisoner, notwithstanding the psice
officers ered to testify TO the fact Of having dete eA
him in the commission Of the offense charged sgsna1
him. sud we further understand that Aid. Clancy eves
went so far to reprmaud the officers for making The
arrest.