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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-01
THE PEOPLE AROUSED /!
TIE DEMOCRACY RALLYlNG!.
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETINGS

Pursuant TO previous notice, the Democracy
OF Broad Top township assembled at HopewelI,
on Thursday the 23d ult., and organized their
meeting by the appointment OF Thomas w. Hon
TON, ESQ, President Ed. Pearson, Michael
Ffuck, Richard Langdon and Michael Griffith,
Esqs., as Vice Presidents, and Jeremiah Thomp-
son and John Nelson, Secretaries Speeches
were then made by MEssRs. CESSNA, ScuELL
and TATE, who were listened TO with profound
atte ntIon and interrupted by frequent plaudits
from the audience. The Broad Top Drr1ocra-
cy are sound TO the core and understand per-
irctly the efforts of Opposition demagogues to
humbu3 them on the Tariff question. They are
TOO intelligent body of men to allow themselves
to be mlsitd by the hypocrisy Of the supporters
OF FREE TRADE READ and that other VIII
mot-Iow- Tariff man, Edward Mcpherson.
AT RAINSBURG,
On Saturday last, the gallant Democracy OF
Coerain township, held a large meeting
which was organized on motion of Col. ]. NJ
Van Horn, by the appointment of Carr "A. Nc
CLELLAN as President Wm. Adams, Esq, Jas.
Cessna, Esq, Thos. H. Murray, Esq, and Hugh
Wilson, were appointed Vice Presidents and
Capt, p. NJ. Cessna, D. F. Bepgly, Secretaries.
Speeches were then made by B. F. Meyers and
John Cessna, Esqs. The meeting was good
one, full of enthusiasm, and adjourned with
three loud and hearty cheers for the whole
Democratic ticket. Coerain will speak in
tones of thunder her appreciation of Democratic
principles on next el-clion-day.
AT ST. CLAIRSVILLE,
On Tuesday, The 2sIh ult., the sturdy Democ-
racy Of St. Clair township, had meeting which
was characterized by much enthusiasm and
good feeling. On motion of Col. F. D. Beeglr,
JoHN H. BowsER was called 10 the chair.
Adam Oster, John Hoenstlne, Thomas B. Wise
carver, Henry Yont, Philip Stambaugh, Jacob
Acker, Jos. P. Carver, and Geo. Beegle, were APP
pointed Vice Presidents and A. AXE and Saml.
Brrkhimer, Secretaries. The meeting was then
addressed by John Lingenfrlter, 0. E. Shannon
and B. F. Meyers. St. Clair will 10 her duty.
EyWe understand The Opposition meeting
at HopeweiI on Saturday last, was complete
farce and ended in low. The Free Trade
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-01

05TOur friend Berkheimer, of the 81. Clair
Ian, 81. Clairsviile, kerps good house. Con-
corning The excellence Of the culinary depart
rnrnt we can testify particafsriy.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-01

E@rs. S. E. Porrs has received large
and ffes CAN'T assortment OF Fall and Winter
ecod Go and see.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-01

~ The meeting Of the buchanan Club on
Saturday evening last, was large and spirited
Speeches were made by Messrs. Cessna, Schell
and Meyers.
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RTGNiNil lLLR

will meet at the Court Hause on Satur5,v
evening next. The I'd inst. a fnll attendance
is r@qnrstei Turn ont, Democrats
O. f. SHANNON, President.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-01

~We understand the Opposition meeting
at Hopewell on Saturday last, was complete
farce and ended in a low. The Free Trade
Read and Mcpherson men who We're present
did not seem to be in favor ofa Tariff on "Par-
ker whiskev.'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-01

1~The hotel kept at Rsinsburg, by our
friend, Joshua Filler, is one Of the best country
inns We have ever stopped at. FiIlrrs table
can't be beaten.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-01

NOTICE TO ASSESSORS The Asses
" sors elect are hereby notified TO meet ss
the Commissioners office on Thursday tbe l4th
oil October next, to receive their instructions,
books sc.
Sept 18th 1888 H. NICODEMUS
Clerk TO Comn's
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-01

All kinds Of goods sold at REED s. MN.
EICH'S FOR Cast or Produce.
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B. r. Meyers G G. W. Beaford, Editors
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WM. S. FLukE. Sheriff.
Oct. /, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01
BROOKLYN City News.

FIRE UNpER HslGHTs.-A broke out in the Chemi
cal Works Of John Hyer Nos 90 and lOl Furman street,
under the Heights about half IL clock Wednesday
night large quantity o. drugs, belonging to various
parties in this city, stored there, which, together
with the machinery, destroyed The FIRST floor
tanned two so horse power engines and chaser mills
for grinding chemicals The second floor used as the
carpenters department. and contained rolling and cutting
machines and nine cracking mills On the third floor
two mills for sitting, and boiling machine The fourth
floor contained three mills and also used for storage.
Mr.. Hyers loss amounts 20 about $4,000. Insured for
50 600 in the Ena, Harmony, Mechanics, Montauk and
other companies He had recently purchased the establish
of Mr.. John Jackson, who occupies chemical labo
ratory adjoining The building No. 30 belongs 10 Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher whose loss amounts to about - 00
partly insured. No 101 belongs 20 Mr. George B. Car
hart who insured for 81 500 in the Arctic Company
The buildings originally S. 900 each Messrs Beecber
and Carnrt live upon the hill in Columbia street, directly
above the stores the roofs Of which used yards
and finely ornamentea with snrnoDery and grape
vines. These were destroyed with the buildings below,
but the houses above not injured The tire IS sup
posed TO have been caused by friction.
NEW YEARS CAIs-Mayor Powell, Of Brooklyn. invites
his fellow citizens call him at the Mayors Office, in
the City Hail. from 10 O'Clock A. n. to half past l. O'Clock
j. NJ, on New Years day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01

JAN. 4.-The two Houses Of Congress viii feassemole
after recess Of twelve days An election. ordered by
the recent extra session OF the Legislature viii take place
in Kansas Territory ascertain me sense OF the people
on the LeeomptOn constitution. Three ballots VII be pre-
pared, as foows-Frst, the constitution with slavery;
second the constitution without slavery third, against
the constitution in any shape. go
JAN 5-Ihe Legislature Of the state Of New York VIII
meet at Albany The Court Of Appeals IL also meet IN
Albany.
JAN IAN election will take place the seventh Con-
gressona district of 10 I'll the vacancy in
the United States House of occaoned by
the resignation Of Hon. n I. Banks.
JAM S.James L. DonDey, convicted OF the murder OF
Albert Moses at the Sea View House, in Shrewsbury
will be hung New Jersey. The Democratic State Con
a candidate Clerk of the Court of Appeals The Demo
cratic State Convention of Texas viii meet at Austin Can
ddates for Comptroller, Treasurer and Attorney General
10 be nominated.
JAN 1.-THE banks Of the State OF Rhode Island
TO resume specie payments.
JAN. 13-The Legislature OF Wisconsin will assemble at
Madison. The Senate will be composed Of Is republicans
and II democrats and the House OF 81 republicans and AZ
democrats.
JAN l4.-The Free Soil State Convention of Connecticut
will meet at Hartford to nominate candidates for state
officers
JAN. l5-Micbacl Cancem, convicted of the murder Of
policeman Anderson, senen Jed 10 be executed N New
York stay of proceedings has been granted however,
and the sentence may be carried into effect James
Rodgers, boy II years Of age will be hung N New York
for the murder of John Swanstop.
FEB S.-ames Shepard, convicted OF arson in setting
fire and burning his own house, wherein his VIE was
consumed, is TO be hung in New YORK.
FEB. Thames r. Eldrldge, convicted at Canton, IT.
Lawrence county, N W OF the murder of sarah 6oud
will be executed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01
m ruv rprTcR OF THE HERALD.

A slight examination has satisfied me that the public
may for the present dis miss all fears the
nation Of the proposed sale Of portion q City Hall
Park the general government Cor post Office purposes
The thing, in my judgment, is impossible The city cannot
convey any portion Of the Park the general govern
ment, matter what price might be offered II Is
claimed that tho city authorities have expressly acquired
the power cell convey under and by virtue Of the
third section or the act entitled An act authorizing the
Mayer, Aldermen and Commonalty Of the Coy Of New
York erect City Hall in said city, to raise money
by loan for that purpose and 70 appoint for
that purpose"passcd April L. ls55and the Corporation
Counsel Mr.. Busteod has given his opinion that under
sad section the power to convey is conferred upon the
city authorities mentioned in the set II is quite
ssry discuss that poini for, whether gives such
power not the Law itself h, hnk, beyond doubt,
constitutional and OF void section 10 OF Art
of the constitution Of 1915 s in these words No private
or local bill which may be passed by the Legislature
shall embrace than subject and that shall he
expressed in the title" A single glance the act in
question will satisfy any person that II i in direct contra
vcnton Of tho above provision Of the constitution,
bracng does, several distinct subjects, and nowhere,
s title, expressing the subject c sale conveyance Of
any Of the city property LEX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01
CLEARED.

CLEARED
ship Clarendon Bari,ett Maansas-Dole Co.
SHIP S Norman %r1 Ts New ver s
Brig Macon, Gifnltb savsnnah-Dsmll a Co,
eSr Bsn fher Co.
schr Sarsh w nIlshtNSsis T vi Mckee
Sr Rhos sDS bay. Bos.5 Sons
schr Eilicot Dissoswsy Baimore-Ma..er, Lord Que
soop OREGON, Rhodes, rrovia.neo-I Kszry.
steamer Locus, Point. Frencn. Ba.umore.
ARRIVED.
.ns To s S Hamsn
Road ship Grey Eagle Of Philadelphia ssiors repOred
SHIP Calhoun Truman: flyerrosi sSS . WIN ma.e and
ranne BY ssam.ug WIN Il Wce6 CAP: Hazard
f sav' der % IS % SSs v T % yn TO %
from NV under close reefed maniopsa spencer and
s blew way a. SS n s s' s s
three Be Is feet on IL man rail- and splitting ,ae
Meep away so 3 s and psS Sn s a
tSe PmSers wishing away snnace b1iwsrks rdse lad
aers &e-Ihe sea breaking n me spsnse brose The mast in
lore the wind seud u hours when he gale asated
tobacco TO Mora Nephew silica in co with schr wnie
BarS MayGoSer of New Haven't, Dan.ze Port Spain, Trim
dad ID days, bal rroworidee OF New IA
ven where bes bound and proceeded for destination via
Bs Warren Goddard Ruhl St Thomas, Dec II, in ballast,
frs Nebraska tot Bath NcFadaen Natnn,as Dec 81 with
TO master.
brig Avoee (Br), Tuzo, Bermuda, Dec q, in ballast,
Mccall Firth.
Brig Columbus (Brl Davidson CORVALLIS 10 days, with
tatoes, &c, 10 ID IL DeWolfe.
Schr Hebc Rr Johnson CORVALLIS. NJ, u days, with po
totoes, master
schr Dwsrner Smith, Charleston days with cotton,
Ac, Dollner, Potter co.
Schr Alexander, Abrams, Virginia.
Schr Chief, Fountain, Delaware,
schr Eurhcmia, Eldrtdge, Bos,oa, s days.
Schr r Benedict Goldsmith. New Haven for Virrnia,
Schr Ueaion. Lyon New Haven 'or virginia.
sloop Alfred Partridge. Rhodes, Virginia. On Sunday
seaman named Harry, fell overheard ana lost
Steamer Poionlska Cushmsp. New Bedford.
Steamer Petrol Arey. Providence.
Arrived 30hSchr Island Belle Wilson, Norfolk 80 hours
BELOW.
Rark Cadet. Guide from Belize Hon.uras.
Bark Pamphyla. wilkins from Carien1s
Rrig Caroline, WhIteberry, from AspinwaD.
Brig Adelne Sprague, from -.
brig Correo, GOODWIN, from Ciudad Bolivar.
sclr W Hlgbee-An by pilot boat Geo -sers
SAILED
ships Casds London; Mississippi, Baltimore; Br brig
Belle, HaliiaH.
Wind al sunrise, Sc merriam, sw; sunset " and frcsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01
Personal Intelligence.

large number OF prominent democrats OF this city met
on Wednesday night ut the house Of Chas W Baker ESQ.,
Madison avenue, TO exchange congratulations with the
Hon. Stephen A. Douglas. Among the number present
were recognized the persons OF Archbishop Hughes Mayor
Woo Dr. Chalmers, Richard r.. Connolly. ESQ, Joseph
Murphy Esq., VIM. a. King fsq., John Sherwood fsq.,
Hon. Charles T. DAILY, Col John ". McCunn Hon. John
McKeon Mr.. Daniels, Of Baltimore and large number Of
others.
tx Governor Robert J. Walker Is IN Philadelphia.
DEPARTURES.
For liverpool in the steamship Canada from BosonNrs
Wetherel and child, James Iettb, Leiich. Ir, KIN
mouth, Mrs Kinmouh and child, Daniel White. Mra White,
George Browne White, Miss White James Jameson,
James sullivan aud strahan Boston; Corey Mcfarland,
thcopec Ross. Belfast; Rev Philips Providence; Jas
Dunbar. Coppingeg Feemore, q A wlcks, Poeaso.
p pier Cs.Psn,es y rslm't Myers Paul sieinel,
Rogers Philosophical tlaao shIrt Mrs Bryan and daughter
BALTIMORE schrng Wa hngtOn; Charles EusD st Louis
John Durc. New Orleans; W McLnont and wife, Tho-
Menzcs, Quebec: II Fry, II Cumming, Osborn, Canada
Thompson Brkeit Hamilton; II Owens. " Ieet. To.
ronto; Anne Mayor, Leeds chamberlain Peter Iiar.
graves, Manc CHESTER LthRow England Stevens Liver
pool Henry Thomas, Ries London; Locked scosand;
IIslifax-Messrs a Raw, I'M Y q Hall u Bscra
Whitman, Know land l. Mahlson wife and son, II Mel
son, VIM Bowyer Halifax hckie Smith John Joseph,
Nova scoha-l4. Total 70.
Hoffman, n McRense e l. Robinson, G W Holt Z q
Bovine " m Bovine Robert Heath, Bradley spouncr,
q q BROWNE, Miss Browne, n w swain \ Ely, q "
Cuhhert " Butler aud lady, Miss Butler, Miss simon,
Cotton, W Walters, " w wysu Chas McKns,ry James
NcKinsiry Flagg Ous Chafee Col " Bird, Swahicd
q Re kwell, Breneman, y Clark, Mrs Dunn and Child,
Gee KcJPle, Nundy, b Tehlspburg Jn9 kelyy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01
The Criminal Courts.

The Of this commences on the frs: Monday
Of each month and continues three weeks excepting two
o the summer monihs when the court in session only
two weeks for the trial of prison The City Judge
and the Recorder its presiding officers and they occu
py the bench alternately. since the adoption Of the new
charter which into eneo, the fret Of My this
court has been greatly relieved u large number Of pe,
larceny and assault and battery charges the majority Of
which are Tow disposed Of In the Special Sessions stu
accused parties have the privilege Of eecng be tried
the General Sessions. n this was relieved Of all
such desirable reform would lie effected for now
much valuable time IL consumed by hearing trifng com
plants which beneath the dignity OF court where so
much important criminal business be transacted IN
short a space of time.
subioined the OF the officers Of the Cclr, OF
General Sessions for the year 1865
'y Judge Abrshan ~ Russell
fecorucr.. tcoTgc g. Ia aard
Dstrct uoTh"y fetef H. sweeney.
Assistant District Attorney John Sedgwck.
Henry NandorvoOrt
John sparks.
The Board ~ Supervisors give the Judges the power
select N assist executing the business the court
and II s understood that they will appoint number Of
persons for that purpose who 10 be styled aend
ants"
Annexed Il copy Of the usual annual statement or the
convictions and acquals had In the Court Of General
Of the city and county Of New York prepared by
Henry yandervoor, Esq, the venerable Clerk Of the
Court -
suPREME COuRT-CIRCrrT.
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irsany one person acquitted Of arson in the first
degree on the ground Of insapry.
-Four persons were sentenced 10 death, or whom one
has been executed, and three now IN prison under
sentence.
Two hundred and twenty males and nineteen N-
males sentenced 10 the state prison. three FOR lie,
and the aggregate OF the remainder t24S) 0S3
years and four months.
One hundred and forty I've males and nineteen females
We're sentenced ~ the pehtentary.
Eight males and Ave females 10 the city prison and forty
boys and two girls sent to the House OF Refuge
Twelve hundred and evenly three indictments we're
found by the Grand Jury including 800 for selling ntox
eating liquors Sunday. One hundred and nfty -FOUR
complaints dismissed by the Grand jury ~ recog
were forfeited oSS recognizances to answer
filed during the year. and records OF convictions Of
vagTsnts during the year.
amount OF fines and fees 81 100 ~
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
January February, March April 1857 flour monthsD

mAIeS sentcDCed % The penltentlaUy.
Forty males fourteen females sentenced TO the city
prison.
Fifty boys and two girls sent 70 the House OF Refuge
As the charter which gave the Police Justices ex
elusive jurisdiction Of the Special Sessions came into effect
the st Of May the Judges and the Clerk OF the Oene
RAJ Sessions terminated hcr abOrs in the Special Sessions
the last day Of April. Mr. Johnson, the Clerk is ore
pairing the statistics Of this Court for the past eight months
and will furnish them in few days, which will make the
Criminal record cOmplete
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01
WATCHES, JEwELRY. sc.

IEwEIRy AND DIAMONDS FORTY PER CENT LES
81 than cost-Iouis Anrich jewelry establishment 30
Broadway two doors above Amy street now selling ns
stock OF iewerv diamonds watches &C. At ~ per cent es
Persons wishing 10 buy presents for the holiday.
willnnd y greatly TO their advantage By saNipgM LVeR
Az RICH'S, $50 Broadway,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A ANNIVERSARY or JUDAH TouR0'S nrCTAsr-
~ Gemeleth Chased Society win bold the Jihrze (Mortu-
service) al the Greene street
of sunday, January & at4 O'CLOCK when Dr.
phal viii deliver discourse. Rev. Mr.
Choir viii OleT up divine service.
nED1CATI0N.-TnE NEW NJ Il. CHURCH CORNER
IL OF Hanson Place aud =. fclX street brooklyn Will bo
dedicated 10 the worship q Almighty God Sunday Jan. =
1858 Preaching Wv the 1Ois O'Clock by Rev
Bishop James at2k O'Clock ", ny Rev Dr. Kennady;
and NJ O'Clock H. VI by the Rev. j. r. lnskip The public
respectfully invited 10 attend.
JOSEPH LAW, Pasor.
ToUN STREET FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL,
- church John srpe.-Pre1rhpg NEXT Sabbath, Jan g. in
morning. lni{ ociOcs by the pastor Charles "
ris. In the evening at o'clock by the Rev " Foster Tho
public respectfully invited attend. Seats free
MEMORIAL CHrRCH.-REv J. HOWARD SMITH,
WI rector of DE Church of The 1niercessOn Carnansye,
will preach SUNDAY evening, the church OF
Hammond and wave rfy place Services lOs A.
d., aud and ~ Y. VI. Seats free.
COuTH DUTCH CHURCu-FIFTU AVENUE AND
- Twenty first sireetSabbath evening discOurses tho
young ~ Rev. pr Macauley Subject jan .rposo
IN Life" Services % commence at ik o'clock.
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REWARDS l..

d = REwARD-LosT PROM NO ~ TENTH STREET,
rC Monday evening the 18th instant small hire and
spaniel slut the Minnie hand
heai Any person returning the dog TO the above adj
dress will receive the reward and The hanks OF the
Gin RFwARD.-LoST, A SMALL KING CHARLES
lV spaniel black and 10 the Of Char
lie; LAST spring Sullivan street.
hslfps.t O'Clock Monday evening, Dec -, 1857. The
above reward will paid ~ returning hun Maeaoug
sfre
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Port OF New York, December ii, 1857.

ALnAyLo ZOE FEW YoFy-rHTs DAT.
............7 % xooS Sc
............ AZ EIsH 80
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-30
La w INTELLIGENCE.

UNIT d STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Hon. Judge Giles.
The Court engaged in the following business yeser
day:
Bartholomew Seats rs. Gilbert S. Thompson. An ac-
tion to recover hill of exchange Counsel
gagged yesterday in arguing question of law,
ment of facts Blanchard for plaintiff Mayer for defen
dant.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-TIon. z. Collins Lee, Judge The
Court engaged in the following business yesterday
Caleb S Maltby Thomas Smith. An action of re-
pevn, to recover of oysters. On trial j. H. B.
Latrobe for plaintiff Whitney x Thomas, Wm II. Ira
vers, and Coleman Yelott for defendant.
COURT OF COMMON FLEAs-IIon. William l.. Marshall,
Judge. The Court engaged in the following cases
yesterday:
Bridget Shannon James Tracey. An action to re-
for goods sold and delivered. Verdict for plaintiff
for $227 .25.
Kelsey & Gray. Garnshees of Capt o. Brien rs Pat
rick Fleming. An appeal from Justice Audoun. Judg
mcnt reversed and attachment quashed.
The Pierce Building Association John W. Hoer-
pei An action to for money loaned Verdict for
plantT for SlS9.00.
CIRCUIT Court OF BALTIMORE CITY.-ITon. VIM. George
krebs Judge The Court was engaged in the following
case yesterday:
F. G. Waters rs. George A. Brown. Exceptions to the
Auditors account before reported Opinion OF Court filed
overriding exceptions and confirming the account of the
Auditor. kenley q Daniels for cXccptants. j. p. Poe
and o. lIOrwitz for respondent.
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BIBLE PANoRAMA.-This is the last week for the Bible
Panorama. at Temperance Hall, Gay street The Hall is
crowded nightly, and seldom indeed has panorama at
taced so much attention given such general satisfc
ton.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Julia Dean ITayne is
drawing large and discriminating audiences Tonight
she appears in Sheridan Knowles play of the "Wif as
Mariana Mr.. Daley Julian.St. Pierre and the
the characters carefully distributed among the stock
pany. The afterpece will be the "Quet Family with
Mr. Fiskc Barnaby Bibbs and Miss jefferson Snaey
y new play is underlined entitled ''Mary's Birth Day,
from the pen of Geo. II. Miles, Esq.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.-Mr Kings Company still
continues to attract large and fashionable audiences
the Front street Theatre The performances of an
ceent character and deserve the APPRECIATION of the pub
lie The NegroismS of Mr.. Eph Horn are decidedly new
and amusing, and the cOwning of Mr.. Tom Watson is
very quaint and comic. The Arabs appear again this
evening assisted by the full strength the company Mr.
Eph Horn takes benefit next Wednesday evening
prior 10 his departure for California.
THE Old FOLKs.'-The advent of this troupe
has produced an almost unparalleled excitement amongst
the more stad and sober minded of ctzenS who
not usually led away by musical furores. During last
week the immense saloon of the Maryland Institute was
nightly crowded, and last night the New Assembly
Rooms filled to overlooking long before the hour Of
commencement. They again sing at the New Assembly
Rooms tonight, and tomorrow night return Maryland
Institute Hail. where they will give their last concert
two in the city.
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Commissioners to have printed yearly all the theses writ
ten by the graduates of the schools Referred the Com
mittee on Education.
resolution was received from the First Branch grant
ing permission to Francis H. Grupy foot bridge
across IOing'worth street which laid the table
Also an ordinance authorizing the paving of certain
portions of Castle alley which read and laid
table.
The resolution authorizing the Port Warden to grade
certain lot adjoining the City Yard, taken up and
adopted.
Mr. McCoMAs. presented the petition of William Tell
BiNler. George W Showacre and Benjamin f. Could as
SCISSORS for the 9th District asking additional compensa
ton for services performed Referred to the Committee
Claims.
The Branch then adjourned until O'Clock this after