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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.


The Board held its first session Of ts second year in
the Common Pleas Courtroom on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. KERR occupied the chair.
Mr.. HoLnEs offered the following resolution, which
was adopted:
B,,,d That the Counsel Of Board be permitted
orse the Common Council in its behalf that fhe Connie
,ner Of Excise BE- requested 70 commence and prosecute 70
drmen Courts under the immediate jurisdiction OF the
Common Council and al suits which the Board may deem
Necessary THAT and under the EXCISE Law"
without the payment Of any fee whatever.
Commissioner HOLMES remarked, after the adoptio
OF the resolution that the prose cuOns that may be un-
deaken against any individuals will be for the benefit
Of the Common Council for the funds that may accrue
from the enforcing Of the law 60 int those of the gen
ers treasury of the county.
The Clerk was directed TO record the following on
tbe minutes: .
The Counsel of the Board was then, by resolution,
Authorized to publicly announce that, If complaint
should be made of any violation OF the Excise law TO
him or any member Of the Board together with rella-
NJ, evidence of such violation, for cOgnzance by the
BOARD parties complained of will be proceeded against
br;hwith.
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday afternoon
o. 4oclock. NV
adjournment. Mr.. HAsKETT moved that the counsel
Il the Board request the Police Commissioners to FUR
ri,h the names and places Of business of all persons
who are engaged in selling liquors without Licenses,
for the purpose of serving process uD0n them tor vO
srg the Excise law Of last year. and that said counsel
proceed instsDter when reliable proof shall be offered
10 cue all offenders against said law. Adopted.
The Clerk WAS then directed to proclaim aloud that
the Bo.rd was ir session and ready TO grant licenses
A. there were but the three honorable Commissioners,
their clerk and three reporters in the room at the
time there was no response to the proclamation and
The Board accordingly adjourned to Thursday after
noon al o'clock.
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MARRIED.,

the Rev Mr. Horublower Edward T. Bscol Of Mlwsuhee,
Wis to Miss Emma r. daughter d Henry HOBBS ESQ., oil the
former plsce. -
CARTER-TvCKER-o rue.6sy May 10 " she Rev VIM.
Morgan George s Carter NJ D. to Mise Sarah Eizsbsth
Tucker only dsuhter Of Moses Tucker all Of this city
CANNON-C aESTNUT-ln the Foatth street Presbyterian
Church Philadelphia by the Rev Dr. Cheesemsn James ).
Csrnen of Newiork City Elizabeth Chestnut Of Ph'a.
delpbia
HALL-TURNER-l1 tnis city, Monday May 20, by the
Rev John Qarcy Adams, Ar. Charles Hal 10 Miss Nsnce
Turner. all oftbis city
PAYNTAR-hERKLE-On Wednesday, May l2, by the Rev.
Tbos C. S,ropg Of Newtown George Psyntsr Of Psynss
vile LONE Island 20 Irene Urea Merkle Of Brooklyn e. d.
PlCARD-VANDENBERG-On Thursday May rs, BY the
Rev DR.. Van WICK MI Alexander Picard Of Bari. Ffsnce
70 Mis-. Louisa Nandenbrg Of fremont Westchessr Co. ~ T.
RANTOUIl-EEAL-On Thursday May - At salem, Mas ,
by The Rev D Thompson and Peabody, Robert s. Rsnou
Beverly, to Harriet C. Neal Of Salem
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COMMITTEE ON wHARvES, PIERS, AND
SLIPS.

remonstrsnce was received nom number of
protesting against changing the dumping grounds from
Their present location back to Gouveneur clip, whore
they were formerly situated The petitioners set forth
that Gouverneur slip is one of the largest and most
valuable in the city, and is needed for commercial
purposes; that the depth Of water is nowhere less
Than 80 feet, afforoipg admirable accommodation for
shipping They also state that they believe the cart
ing Of cnders, ashes oial &C., is preudical to the
public health. The petition was signed BY many ct-
is heavily interested in property in that vicinity, made
statement of facts in support of the prayer Of the
petitioners. The Committee will make personal ex.
animation Of the premises and report to the Board OF
Aldermep
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Advertisement.
DR. H. JAMES, EXTRACT OF CANNABf> INDICt.

% MIIi0u, idr Deense, slt not a Cent Tor THDlt~.
NvAIIDs, RF.D Tmsi
CHELSEA Mass, Ap'il II, 1873
Dr. H. J,Mt>-s: You will perhaps, remember that sent
for bottle Canasb lud last brus a, which tim
vas and had been for five months afflicted with c1ugh
sharp pains the chest loss Of appetite aud several time. raised
blood and had been able TO lie the right side for for
months had been told by physicians tina, could not
cover but Sir need taking Csnnab atic, ana
have take up the present time and Nv
Able 70 resume my bushes which until have not been
able 10 pursue for months la short consider myself
know bat has feed the unless the
Capnabis Indies At ell lay TO that and most heartily
recommend II to those who similarly afflicted
Respectfully yours s DOYLE.
Price 50 m bottle None genuine without the address b
In The GAS. o. F. Bow Proprietor
No. 10 Gand-,t., Jersey City, N. J.
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COURT CALENDAR-THls DAY.

Csendsr Ncs s. 49, a. 50 to 6l II. 6i 81, 81 80 80 co.,
SUPREME CeURr-CIRcCIT.-Part Mos. 400
AS 522 4Os 146 Part IINos Ill 75 III 79 III, 7S 7!5
III 729 7S3 73 49, 1872 7i3 AS s3j All, 53 531 500
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1893 1897 1898 1899 ILL, H. 7 sil i9s 1856 ss5 99 63
Ga
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-tWithout jury
PART I-No u.s. l79 1872 1885, 1877 100 49, 49, 1856 25 2l6
go 2 2is 2i 245, a. 2B sis Part iL-No. a5s 80 10
s66, 263 . - . -, o.,
50 q, u. 81, 81 II, So Sc, 20. 81. "A. So, % i6.
KIsGs COUNTY CIRCUIT COrRr.-NOs 81, 100, %,
g g g 81. s. o. 49, 40 ~ A. a.
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NEWJERSEY II'E.ME.

PrTsENTATIos. After the adjournment OF the
Common Council Tuesday evening Alderman Tden on Do
bell q Ssmus Cp presented Samuel A. French mel
p siu-t Of The t- Department heavy silver and soi ba-
Aid lctn siuced g. tho valuable services performed BY M
Fr-ufh ana The hcelr. rep I'D ~ LIN BY the Department
sd pifrt, ioT n lbsuiv. sty PIcs. sDi en-aey
Mr. French oeivvd hs ,oke and rsd us thsas' IA 81
app piis'e .p-.eh.
Board OF FnJ CtrIoN.-rhe Common Council nave
sFtobie1 tue follow uf.fcu o!s OF the Board on '
alton FIRST Nsc. Jonu W Pekrr. Second Ward Jacoo A
Yer Brs.lri 1siId Nard. Thomas Lancey touE;d Wad
Nm l. Nood-t 4
MILITARY PARAnE.-Ths Hudson Brgsfe. uIdei
BIC Gen si'i vii Patsde - day r tue purpose ar sni
impt cot They ~ DC reviewed By tbs hsyo- an ea
mou Couscs At I p N Hani.ioa .qssro.
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BROOKZXN ITEMS.
The annual Floral Concert Of Mr.. j. NJ. Hager will
be given tonight at the Athenaum.

The ELECTION Is IHF TWELFTH W,RD.-Tne
Special Election Twelfth Ward riesday rsultctu 70
election o the following
ilde,mdn-Pstrick Hogan, lis plurality.
Superrisor-Mchs. Keller ITO plurality.
(onsfabe-Johu Boyd. majority.
The following arrested charges OF esl voting aud
their aon Fridsy Justice Backcy
John Jennings James sweeney EdEai Dunn James BrsdJn
Henry Beldc6
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lAdveItismen. !

THE METALLIC TABLET STROP-Inventcd by
Gto. sAusDLss. A. d. 1916 This the genuine article has
never eqused pro1ung the keour possible edge To
rs7or aimed Of the subscribers aud sole manufacturers
J. s. s. SAUNDERS, store No Aston House.
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IAfYerti.ement
RosN,SD UrBTRT At BaRNuMs. N

Drama from sylvspus Cobbs latest Ledger Story Thlin
production-ul Of life and spiritsrus incidens-beautu
,cepe,-Suan DIin Rosaind very excellent indeed-grea
successrepested % night IN brisu
style Pretty piece asj this afternoon at BaRSvN MUSEUM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

TIE CoRoNERs.-The Coroners District having
been divided by the last Legislature each Coroner is pey
p bed ire going beyond bis limits hold inquest This
w so frequently viosed by the aid Of the Police who )ty
their yoe Of any death they hear Of Inst 1.-THE District
Attorney hiss requested General Superintendent u Police 20
prohibit them doing in As il has been heretofore
Two in1uests has been held body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

CHARGE OF GRAND LARcENr.-In September 1850,
Dr. Philip Hsnon had sewers. siele Of ewey Of the value Of
lett it'll him in bic dsa lighters when she
should become Of some time sitter the grand mother OF the
da shte took the articles away aud since tins Haulon
been -rdesyog obtain them Not succeeding b. Tue
day obtained warrant from Justice reeks and h,i Mrs j.
Campbell the grand mother sT-s,ed charge Of grand
oeDy Sac gave bail for examination thi, morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

SUICIDE by TAKISG STRYcHSISE.-Coroner Hills
held inquest Yesterday No. 6S Houston upon the
BODY Of Henry Wsdoih keeper Of house of prostdon who
qsDtty srychbne The decees-d appears had BEEN
rested the day previous for beating bis wife aud held to bail
BY Justice Brennan trial He rather ntemp-ae his
babt and jealous Of his wife and these are be-
ieved induced him take his life. The poison h
chased at the drug Of A. Te No 237 Bowery for the
rurro-e be alleged killing rat. ard be st sr "a
ow. eno eh of destroy the lives Of fifty The usual
verdict rendered by the Coroner Jury De-
ceased native Germany snd about 10 years Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

FREDRTCKS's PHOTOGRAPInC TEMPLE OF Art
Nos Sa5 and 81 Broadway opposite Metropolitan HotePHo
TooRaPHs HLLoIYPEs, DaGJEsgtoIYPEs aud ANsRorYPYs
In style.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

An IMPERIAL l'UOT,

An IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH Oh tue ldtc ASSoN
g. PnFLrs be- smong' the collection Of Pnoto
graphs New ok Merchants at BRADYS Gallery, No Jj3
Br sdwsy Thompson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

CHILD BrPNED A child of Officer Dillon OF tn
Third Precinct Pol e severe burned Tuesday nigh
by her oth sking FIRE that serious apprehension. enie
TONED - ~ her recovery
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CIT Y ITEMS.

GAEL FoRMrs TO SING FOR THE CHILDREN.-Ths
Nurstry and Chd's Hospital has been removed from
the corner.of Sixth avenue and Fourteenth street
where has excited 30 much tender attention, to the
spacious building just completed for it at the corner Of
Fifty first street and Third avenue. The new edihce
is to be naugursted by formal dedication, to the use OF
its little charges, on Saturday, a. noon. After the de-
dicstory exercises, a Matinee Musicale will be gwen
for the benefit of the children. Car Formes has vol
unteered to sing FOR them and to sing than one
piece az the programme TO be found elsewhere shows
Mr. AptOmnss plays the harp, Mr.. Tnm pays the
piano. Mime. Cnome and many more sing. Ii will
Ls dedication of rare interest and will require larger
all than the large rooms Of the Nursery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

SwILL MLK.-The Mayor has received petition
from number of " Swill Milk " dealers having cows
in the Sixteenth-street stables asking an iuvesga
ton into the cleanliness whoesomeness, &C., of their
business They state that they believe their business
to be as clearly as any country milk" establishment
in the country. They state that they are owners of
cattle which they keep in the distery stables at the
foot Of Sixteenth street and that they feed their
distillery swi, and nsnuate that ct emca analy
sis will show swill milk to be wholesome. The names
e these men are follows:
James Achison, No. 252 West Sixteenth street.
Edward Dunn, No. 81 Tenth
Lawrence Coype, No CT Tenth avenue.
James Flanagan. No 67 Tenth avenue.
Eibe Hoiuch Sturke, No. 60 Tenth avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

PROFFs SOR OF LAW wanted in the depart
nept Of Elementary the State aud National School
Pough keepsie N Y Good compensation given To conpe
tent seu 1t will b. d. srsbe situation Apply 20
J. ". fowler.
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IAdyertissment
oUNn. HILL MATER GRE AND HOTEL. MOI


sup,on forest psk good table and amuse
me ps Moorpahc Treatment for Inysii Recrestons Of q.
kinds for guests Send for circular to DR. r. H,LSIEo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

FIRFNEy's ExcURsIoSS-The members Of FRANKLIN
Epene No s- making ARRANGEMENTS visit Boston the
csson the 1gin. September next They wi
be accompanied by Stewsr's Bras. Band
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

The FOURTEENTH WARD ELECrIoS.-It appears
that All application made to the Attorney General for
,sg,rnnto in the case of Aid Smith Of the Fourteenth Ward
The application made the part Of eXAd Callahan who
claims 10 contest the seat The application refused
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20
G.snr1sG BUTCHER BoYs.-Yesterday afternoon


Ocer Bull Fifteenth Precinct while pstrolins bis beat
b..d load talking house No - Minetta lane.
and upon looking the window discovered half dozen
Without delay entered and nsbbed young fell
lows Chses Richards and Marcus Wesyer whs were
money the he Of barrel The rest Of the
psrty heels aud escaped Richards aud Weaver
were Jefferson MARKET Police Court and committed
by Jus.ice Quackenbusn for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

ASsor q. PBrLPs.-0n Tuesday evening Mr.. Arson
g. Phelps, as announced in THs TRIBssy yesterday
morning saddesly fell dead. lie WA q, the tims walk
ing from bis chair 10 Lis bed assisted by his vie He
bad caugh, cold on Tuesday week, while returning
from the anniversary of the New-York Coouiz alton
Society Of which be was President, but hsd been pro-
nounced within three hours of his death
Mr.. Phelps was ttiryeight years old, and for nearly
twenty years had been member Of the firm Of Phelps
Dodge & Co. He Remarkable for his lbeIalty,
having for several years p. given to the leading re-
igous and benevolent societies from 900 to $O 900
agar. He leaves a widow, but no children. The
Board of Managers Of the NewYork Colonization So
cety met yesterday afternoon and passed resolutions
Of regret and coincidence. The funeral services will be
held at A. O'Clock this afternoon, in the Mercerstreet
Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

CH,pcH OF TN Permissible public are invited
10 attend meeting this evening, in the Church of the
Puii'sns, TO review sud judge the proceedings of the
American Tract Society at their Anniversary The
Rev. H. W. Beecher, the Rev. R4fus W. Clarke OF
BcoAlyp. John Jay, esq, the Rev Dr. Thompson,
tie Rev. Or. Caeevcr, and other gentlemen are eS-
pcle@ 10 address the meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

A BAR-Roos FIGHT.-On Tuesday night, Jacob
Fey went Ito the bar Of Bouon in Johnston
Sn It'll street, q diink While theirs,
menoed in the OF which Eley Inflicted several wounds
upon Boutron with knife He arrested but complain
ants appearing yesterday, BE- was discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

FsUsD DRowYED.-CoroLer Hills held an inquest
"Wednesday upon body John Hos,n native 81 Ire
land IS years who found drowned u the East River
in the NewYork Works and has been missing since the
eve Of when h. e home intoxicated. The jury
returned verdict OF death by drowning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES So Of the Hsdley Fall
Bspk Hoyeke Mass pt in circulation Tuesday nigh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

Henry Wilson was locked up yesterday morning b
Justice Kelly attempting 10 pick the pocket OF Mrs Ann
Pierce Of No. 81 " est Nineteenth street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

rine, when be wss cosfroeted by Ofic.r Hogeacsnp.
He told Oicer H. that he belonged in the Seventesnth
Wsro and vas 90 duty a. the Mayors office, and thst
Capt. HART had cent him for the gri Officer Hogsn-
camp OF being satisfied with DOES statements. TOOK
the gay personstor OF a policeman int custody ani
ccuvtyed him TO the Station House, where he was
pro, ided With wooden bunk il one of the calls for
the night.
Yesterday morning Doe was taken before justice
Kelly at TIE Jeffer-on Market Police Court, when he
gave bis name al Isaac W. Hopkins. Mr.. Doe, alas
I-csc " Hol kus took the matter perfectly easy snd
mantle sted but tile about his condition. lie
YVES very ANTIQUE lest his should appear IN the
papers, and requettei the Magistrate not TO give i to
the reporters. The Magistrate committed Doe, sliss
Hotkibs for examination. He assigned no reason for
biz acts but his motive will probably appeT in the
eviceIce OF the servsnt girl, a. soon a. hearing Is
had.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

MEETTsG OF The HEADS OF DKpARTNEsTs.-The
regular meeting of the heads Of the City Departments
took place yesterday at the Mayors Office, but the
business transacted not made public. All the Off
GERS were present except Corporation Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

il the water 81 Grenpont Yesterday hsvns been in the wser
days Ii wa that Old hsd been in the
wafer about three Gays Coroo-r Smith held isaIes;-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20
Catbsrips Hallenbeck. A

SUDDEN DEATH-Mrs. Cathsrins Hallenbeck, q
German woman years Of age while in the store Of M Leo
polo Greenwich street on uesdsy afternoon, suddenly fell life
lee. TO tb. Ao Her bo immediately taken the resi-
dence OF Der family No 7 Greenwich street where Coroner
Gamble yesterday held inquest upon IT, The evidence showed
that M H. had been unwen for months, aud that her
death csused by disease the hear Verdict accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

Ssles OF Real Estate at auction, May II, by Adrian
II. Muller:
Lo, end building Nes Bovery, near Madison - -.
street ''eo' ~
Brooslyp-Plot a land with house. and table on New
Yort svenue. being the block from Pscihc TO Dean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

MIssISs.-Freder l.. " hit nOur left bis home in
Gr-hsm Wyckod street Saturday morning 70 20 70
bis Psce of business IN New Size. that DAY he
hss been heard OF lie friends mas met with
f,ui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

LAURA KEHSE's THEATER.-This establishment Will
remain next season under the management of Miss
Keene. Mr.. Z. A. Sotbem is engaged, and Messrs.
Jefferson Burnett aud others Of the present company
will probably remain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

With ESQ less number of beef cattle q. Bulls Head
yesterday than the week before it is not suPrsing that
the skful tactics of the cattle brokers enabled them
to advance the price upon the butchers equal to half
cent pound net The mott ofthe2 5oOhead offered were
of good finn quality, fit for understanding besf and
generally sold for such qu.ltes at prices equivalent TO
9a9lc and some lOc. pound for the meat, the esti-
mation of weights being more liberal toward owners
than in the gutted market last week and more cattle
selling for 6rs-cass prices that the advantage to
drovers was probably average Of s. a head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

"THE BESIcA BoY.'-Mr. Emanuel b. Hart, Sur
veyor of the port, has appointed one Henas, alias
"the Benicia Boy notorious prizefghter, recently
from California, to the post lately made vacant by
the resignation Of Thomas Burns Mr.. Coopers Super
inepcent of Lands and Places. Henan is now, we
informed in training for prize fight with John Nor
iissey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

Col. Thos. F. De Voe at the request of numerous
friends will repeat his history of the public markets of
New-York since the settlement by the Dutch, at the
Hal of the Union, Cooper's Institute next Monday
ayeDinp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

KRoBBNC CLOTHES LISES.-Yesterday morning two
women, named Elizabeth Morris and Ellen Brown,
were arrested on suspicion of being thieves. They
had in their possession twentynine pieces of clothing
end bedding, which it was subsequently ascertained
had been stolen from clothes lines in the yard of Mr..
Edward Goldsmith, No. 1S Allen street. On the per-
son Of Ellen Brown was found jimmy. Justice
Brennan committed them for exsminotan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

City Judge.
The osse Of Thomas n. Carr, charged with libel on
Richard Busted Council to the Copoaon was resumed h'
n John Graham summed for the Prosecution,
srer which Mr. Whiting for tho defense. presented list Of
points Of which hs wished Judge charge
bis but judge Russell stated
him in any them The Court then CHARGED that the
plea justification in s for b act up the proof must
biosd the bal aud that the accused must satisfy the
jury that public made from good motives aud ust
fable ends The given 70 the Jury at u o'clock but up
to ate hour they had been unable to upon verdict
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

The Legislature Of Wisconsin has adjourned ADJ "a
TIE b. fore introduced by interests adverse to the
presert management Of the La Crosse and Milwaukee
Railroad Company were defea ed. Tbs annual eectiss
Of Directors VIZ take place the Goth inst sud VII
tse, in the reelection OF the pessu, Board By large
mse',y More than hs Ct 81 the Stock hcsi~s
Or resa,e new in the ha,Js o. the COMMITTEE the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20

FALSE ALABM or FIRE-FALLIN6 OF \ WALL AT
The MANHATTAN GAS woRks-rwo MEN SEK-
nusIY INJURED.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-29
&c =. ban told that q

S:..;-We have bean told that q
r State County Convention ,... on . "aa n.le
St Troy, f. for the Legislature. and choose
esnau n the State Convention. No
pslss ri, way. nor in this Township.
90; - y :. '. can learn. knew anything Of
: s. wa. carefully kept from the
Il n.,nI. Of this part of the County We
p,..an. their assistance is not desired, in
.;as tbs candidates. Probably that
.si.tsno. viii not be rendered, unless
=: candidates prove very acceptable to
n. people up this way.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-29

ArrslY.-A personal d'L6culty occur
rad IN our city on Tuesday last, in which
Col. H. T. Titus and Gen. S. G. Pome-
row wsr. the parties. Col. Titus claimed
70 be aggrisved BY severe reflections in
regard to his courage and personal char
actsr in the Sguattsr Sovereign while
Gen. Pomsroy was one Of the proprietors
fthst paper, and struck the latter sever
Al bIows with his cane. Gen. Pomeroy
having said what was attributed to him.
Col. Titus was arrested and tried before
Mayor Payne, but the jury was unable to
agree upon verdict, and the case was
adjourned until to-day, when re-hearing
will be had. There was great excitement
manifested BY many of Onr citizens in
consequeuee.-RanSas City Journal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-29

: PuBuc LAND SALES II NBBRAsKA.-
The President has issued his proclama-
ton authorizing sales of public lards in
Nebraska, to commence on Monday, the
9Th day Of November next. The quaint
~ Of lands to be offered at these sales
amount in the aggregate to 2.258,076
sores as follows: At Brownsville, $685.
9S6; at Nebraska City. $50. 656 acres,
and at Omaha City, $50. 534 acres.