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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

e,e1se tia. they waited 30 mpch tine % DO . =.
Nov, let ~ watch this ,ra1.s ct0n o. ;he end ard
see II the excuse Is h1a.-t aud q the scotch piies
doc reach the country i0Ds siler tne Jerrey Ran
agreed 10 deliver them. II MT. Jones i'' the reel
beneficiary hy thi- suspicious tr3-act"n- wlAi ba-'
inierences irre-i-tiby follow. Nas : al' node 81
taking pay Tor h.s support Of the English ~ 9dle
lie wa- sturdy enough oppo- 10 =, a. the 0ut-e'
but his knee became weak and t0t-rrng when tt.
dsy of final trial came rornd and tc went in bind
tor every aboInina'iOn that Buchanan sff before
him NerIis ~ Buchanan plped 50 .lone- dauc'd
and be- viii a.-uredly have hi- reward. hl- i
hnmjiiatinc spectacle. Mr. JcAcs : believed - -
yery weafhy--rich enough e be- beyond lie reach
of 80 foul temptation a. th.. and may be- able ~
show hat what II How on every ones tongue :
untrue. Luckily hc now sand. face u lace With
he Constituent. and MI have. il d few weeks -
render an account srd hear the'r verdict. The
amount Of evaporation produced BY thi- -tory il
very great and very violent throughout the District
Col. forney j. growing rampant Ills scorchlng
speech AZ the Haskin jubilee has lng stirred up the
bile of the Administration, Tte JaiOh pitches INTO
him sayagely, using him quite a. bad az il does
Douglas. Forney turns shor. round and bids them
all beware az he can iift the curtain high enough
to e1pose buchanan In the naLedness Of his moral
decrepi,udp He only hold back until they have
ssid all they mean 10 thus: 81 shall calmly await
1.-THE accumulation Of all the accusations of rhe
- Administration aud III agents wnen, IN my own
way. and ia my own good time, wIl prove ali
"thai have written and spoken as 10 the gross
betrayal Of great principle and solemn pledge.
He do II. and respectfully solicited 10 make
their feathers fy His Press ha, turned out quite
successful enterprise, IN spite of the dishearten-
ing period chosen 10 establish IT, But the Demo
Gratis have honestly sympa,hized in the reputation
of LecomptoD 10 extent sufficient Ia support
with profit his expensive daily sheet. His lsbors
rue object evidently is 20 Douglas to be-
made President in Is60. Up Ia this time be has
accomplished great deal toward making him at
least the nominee of the Democracy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

ions r. ". H,wSlSs, THE TfS9sgAScE b
yogsrr-Ne referred some days since - ns des;h ot
John u. W Hawkins, the temperance lecturer, wto,
eighteen years ago, insUgaTated tie NOS; remarkable
r,tor,nsiorv movement Of cur day. Since the, tiHie
h. has laborei diligently and faithfully in the esg-s o!
T.mrersuoe doyoug himself. Of late PARTICULAR y, 70
in. advocacy Of Prohibitory Law. Wou ea,
viii work h. had gone 70 ~ sons, tie Rev. Wrn
Geo. Hawkins Rector e. =. johns Church, Pigao..
VALLEY. Pa to pas the Summer ard recruit. He wa
her, .,iksd With sudden liuess, waici seemed much
Ike A.ia,;e chcers, ard died IN few hours on the
9th Of August, within month Of hrs tlst birthday
he has l,n behind hin widow an three cLildr.n-
III. former snc one OF the latter. us w,l-known
daughter nsrnal, n entirely ydspenden; cirramsaucs.
His -on The Rev. NJ Hawkins, W. understand,
engaged on biography Of h. father, RON voinm.-
mons correspondence ard journals len n hs hands AM
from hi. source : hoped thai saficeli provision
nav b4 made for the widow aud daashte. Il : 10,
unikely hat 60 distinguished sdyccste OF Temper
sn,e NAV ind other biograpters, bu: a. s hs papers
ARE ia th hands Of his sop, wac nss, ". understand,
ample ability for h- task, 10 ether lie ttan he :
l.ly io te ss.t.r,. cr G; much yGlue.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
E@~ PLAIN srArnxnNrs or FAors. :

DE-. HAMPTON, sow aged 50 years, speaks Hear him:
Are you sck1 Beware of inlitationsf Ask for
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
eounterfeting.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, too.
stand the test Of public opinion No art of pulling
can gaivanize worthless article so as TO keep 1t up
ss good medicine, If IL be not really 80.
good medicine will live, become popular and ex.
tend its sales year after year. In spite OF opposition
The people readily find out its virtues, and the fame
Of them passes frurn mouth 10 mouth with more ra-
ridity than newspapers spread it. A living wit
ness iestifying 10 the medicine has made for
hin Ia of more service than any newspaper adser.
Using.
In praof of what we say above, we refer you 10
Halnpton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
Mr.. WV. HIag, No. l95 Soxth Paca street, Balti-
more, cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
fsegse.
Mr. EDWIN NJ sPRANsLrS, No. q Register street,
Baltimore most dreadful Of Scrofula of years
stan ing lost number of pecee Of bone, restored to
health.
MISS MARY scorrgLD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
atreet-heI case after years of suffering has
shed her friends. Let the afflicted call to see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House, suf-
fered from these complaints for Is moaths, with bsdy
and mind severely affected He was cured by IIamp.
toms Vegetable Tincture after other things failed
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
Mr. Henry C. Winn had cough for years great
weakness &c. had in all five or six physicians; tried
ALT he remedies, but was cured only by
HAMPT0N'S iEG ETABLE TINCTURE.
as- Delicate Ladies' and Children will please give
Sold By PURCELL, LADD L CO, Richmond; by
DR.. COOKE. Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists 10
Petersl ura by MORTIMER Il M0WBRAY, Baltt
more and by Druggists and Shopkeepers everywhere.
RS-&l per bottle: s, BOTTLES for S5. -dao
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so many suffer an repne and drag out miserable
existence untitled for the enjoy ments and even or
dina-v pursuits of le when relief may be obtained,
and health and yisor restored. by a treatment at
convenient and safe. as well permanent in it's
character?
fo those who have suffered long with disease, ui-
tmatng in loss of appetite. viyor &c, the under
signed tenders his professional services, assuring
the sufferers in cand0r aud sincerity, pleasant,
venent and proper prescriptions, thorough cure
and sound body and mind. without unpleasant re-
strictions hindrance from ordinary business pur-
suits.
All diseases of a private nature from whatsoever
ause either recent chronic strictures, irIita-
bic bladder, &c; also, Scrofua. Asthma, Rheuma-
tsm, plies &c. skiilfuly and successfully treated
DIR. HARRIS can be consulted daily. at bis roolns,
over 1921 Main street. above llth and opposite the
American HoIei, No 81, Sd floor. Entrance ON Main,
9TH door above ith street.
From thus date until the Ist of June DR.. HARRIS
will not be at his Office Wednesdays Thursd ,ys and
Fridays of each week, but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening, he may be consulted from
10 A NJ to 2 VI, and to P NJ. ap 29-3m
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TIE COUNTY CouRr OF HENRIco COM
menced its June term yesterday. The Appeal
docket will be called on Thursday next. -

News FOR SpoRTsMEN.-A gentleman
connected with the mail department, going South
from this place. says that In certain localities be-
yend Petersburg, pIrtridges are as abundant at
this time rs he ever saw them. II old birds are
plentiful, and the summer months are not wet
erough to drown the young birds. our Nmrods
may have come sport next fall, though IL would
be wise policy to give the birds another year 10
propagate, before taking the field North and East
OF Richmond along the Chickahominy, Pamupkey
and York Rivers, the birds are very scarce and in
some large fields, where, in times past the call for
"Beb White seemed to echo and re-echo frcm
every fence pannel not single bird is to be seen
or heard. Cold winters, aided by pothunters and
hawks, have entirely broken mp the breed In
such localities II the farmers would turn their At
tention to hawk shooting, aud expeling poachers.
emigrants would soon find them and settle ON
their lands. The partridge is just sure to take
up its abode where it fluids protection, as it is to
| change its feeding grounds when continually har-
| rassed by hawks aud pot-hunters. Let farmers re-
| member these facts, aud act accordingly.
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I He DISPATCH.
oRsrsPoSpEScE OF TIRE RICHMOND p.IY DISPATCH !


ROANOKE MscKLEsBuRG, June 5tb. ls5s
Mr.. Editor:-We have had the fi,est sa..on.
for planting tobacco that farmers were ever bless
ed with, aud have made good use of n plant.
have been more abundant than have ever know
them. Your subscriber planted a small c,on os
about sixty thousand bills. aud / really belieya
could plant two hundred and fifty thousanI biIl.
from my beds by the 10th, with what have al.
ready planted and given away The oats never
looked better, aud with one other good rain ahont
the l4th or 18th of the month, we shall male oysr
wheiming crops. The corn crops looks remsrsa.
bly, well, and has been we'll worked. The whss,
has escaped the bugs so far, though / hear some
compiaintof the rust. The prospect is yery GOOD
for a large crop. e'Ou
Tobacco is selling very we'll in orr market
lCiarksviile) DIR. w. II. l.. Jeffress's crop of ten
hhds. sold to-day at prices ranging from s12l% 10
s14l5 per hundred P--/2 "
hope prices will advance for the next two
months, so that In return for the crops that will
be cent to market, the country may once more get
some money in circulation o.
our railroad meeting, to solicit stock for the ex
tension OF the Roanoke Valley Railroad. from
Ciarksviiie TO tho Richmond aud Dapyiiie Rail-
road, comes off at our junction with the Raleigh
ana Gaston Railroad, the 10th instant No
doubt we shall have fine time of il. good
number OF speakers have agreed to attend
VIII furnish you with brief account when II
takes place. ~
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The thermometer In New York stood Saturday
at so in the shade.
Strawberries and green peas have been imported
to Detroit from Ontonagon,
There we're 10 deaths In Philadelphia last week;
81 of consumption.
There were Il7 deaths IN tho city Of New Or,
leans for the week ending the 3lst nit, an in
crease of six on tho week before.
r, II. Jones, orctor, ani A. W. wediell, reader.
are appointed for thu celebration Of the coming 18th
In Petersburg, Va
Jno NJ. Davis has hecn arrested in Petersburg,
Va for completely In tie late slave abduction
there.
At the last meeting or the Manager Of the Amer
can Bible Society, fire societies were reorgan
zcd-three in Missouri end two in Texas.
James Face flrmerly merchant of Petersburg
Virginia, died at 81. Pauls, (M. IT, on the 18th
nit.
The editors of the Raleigh papers acknowledge
the receipt of pure Boston ice sent by railroad
from Newberu, N. c.
"Dipsomaniacs'' is a word coined in Rngiand to
denote persons who have craving for intoxicat.
ing drinks, that partakes Of insanity.
The Trenton. New Jersey, bakers are adopting O
system of selling bread by weights cents pei
pound.
The 26llth anniversary of the founding OF Rome
Rome, on the 2ith ult.
A man was sentenced In Sc. Louis recently tC
the workhouse for six months for carrying q con
cealed bowieknife.
marriage ep idemic is prevailing 10 Lexington
KY, which is sweeping off numerous victims Or
one day last week there were no less than seven
weddings and three runaway matches.
The steamer City of Washington, frcm New
York for Liverpool, Saturday. took out Il0 cabiI
passengers and 1T9 in the steerage; also $4,000 il
specie.
! Gen James keenan,, the American consul a
| Hong-Kopg, China, reached Greensburg, Pa
on Monday last, after an absence of over fou
| years.
| Cardinal Wiseman IL reported TO be ia yer.
| precagious state OF health. lie has retired fren
| London TO his cauntry-seat at Essex.
/ Priace tortschakod, of Sebastopol memory, ha
| Just arrived in Paris.
/ Joseph L. Joseph, who was formerly the grea
/ and leading broker aud banker in Wall street
died in N. Y, Sunday.
| The difficulty between Messrs. Hughes, Of Ind
| and Harris, OF H., Of which the 'lie direct" Wa
| the cau.e has been "amieably settled"
Tom Long. the free negro who attempted to a
sas,inste H. r. Keen, In pittsylvania Co., Va, ha
been convicted, and 10 TO be hung In July.
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gB~ THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
JAMES CLaRRE'S
GELERR ITED FE4ATE pTTJQ

This inv aluahle medicine is unsiling in the
al those palnul and dangerous diseases ncideI t.
the female Constitution.
1t moderaies all excuses and removes ali obsrruc-
lions: from whatever cause, aud speedy cure may
De relied ON.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short time bring
"a the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION,
These Pas should not he taken By females that are
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as
they are 10 bring hiscdrrtd9e bit at ere7y
other TINE dld IN eUtTy other case, they psysctig
s9fs.
in all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
tn the Back and Limbs Heayiness, Fatigue on slight
exertion Papitation of the Heart L. wness of spr-
rs, Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites and all the
painful diseases occasioned by a dsOrdered system,
lhese Pills gill effect cure when all other means
have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 80 pills. and encircled with the
government stamp of Great Britain. can be sent
post free for 81 and postage stamps.
BT PURCELL, LADD d CO., wholesale agents for
Virginia. nah i2--d&c w3In*
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NEw IsvnNrrcs were shown yes-

"
terday morning, ne1 piongh, which from iis va
riety Of qualities promises 10 become not only po-
pnlar but highly variable 20 the agricultural COM
mnnity. This invention is called the "patent Sub
Soil and Turn Pow," and has been patented ~
Hr GREY UTrLEY The mode; has four distinctive
features, all Of which recommend themselves 70
the favorable consideration OF farmers. The hgst
Of these 10 the combination Of ''Subsoii aud Turn
Plow," which 10 entirely new. The second 10 the
moyableness OF the wing or turn plow, which can
be made 70 cut deep or shallow. as may be desir
rsble The third is, second bar TO which the
regulator is attached aud which stssdies the piow
And the fourth Is regulator, In rear Of the
boards, by which the depth Of the furross may
be made 20 suit the soil. All these distinctive
features have been patented, and will recommend
themselves to our farmers, as soon as they ase
thoroughly examined aud tested. The owners n
this new inv ntiop, Messrs @. Uttiey, r. III smith,
and L. d. Melee, have had two large plosa, alter
their pattern, made at the establishment Of Hessrs
Baldwin, cardweli 4 Co., where the public are In
| vited to call aud examine them. without under
taking TO say What is TO be the value Of this new
| instrument for ulling the ground-for our exre.
rionce In sneh matters are very limited, wc thiHk
we may venture 70 say, that the Inventors have II
hibited ne little ingenuity in their work, and has
| it will command the attention OF that large class
Of persons whose vocation IL 10 - live BY the Prov.
IL certainly seems 10 ns TO be vastly superior 20
many Of the patent plows now Ia use 81 the Nossn'
/ ssd II IL comes up TO the expectations OF 10 W
vsaors, when fairly tested, viii prove icrtaas "
them.
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THG LIPE OF THE FLESH IS IN THE BLOOD When
the Bio ii becomes vtiated iuiprre or too eak the
sh looses its vitality, the skin becomes yellow and
pailid the Liver disordsred Dyspepsia and Indiges-
ton follow, the spirits droop Nervousness c0Inmen
ces, and life becomes burden.
HARTSHURNk'S HEALTH RESTORER OR
SARSAPAKILLA CORDIAL,
Acts ubon the Blood, Liver. Stomach and Bowels
lBparting vgor and tone to constitution i'm
paired by disease from any 1t remove, Pir'-
pies. and al skin eruptions; arOuses the physical
powers uf both sexes, gives bloom to the paIlid
Medicinal in its eftcts it is "a perfect cordial in
taste 1t is particularly adapted to Female com
paints which in their very nature are eXhaustIng
r Kidney and Bladder affections, it acts like q
charm. Quart bottles 81. small bottles ~ cents
Sold bv PURCELL, EAnD Il Co; FISHER WINSTON:
PETERSON: BoDEKEE; GARLicK; W z LADD; MILLs.
PAuG,' 4 JOHNSON, DUvAL Z NORTON; TRFcEEs,
AND DowDEN. my 3l-d&cw3m
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From REv. PHILIP ANDERSON.

VIRGINIA, EMORY P. o.. WASHINGTON Co.,
February 2ith, 1883. !
DR.. r BAKER Dear sir-My wife has be, dread
fully affected with Dyspepsia, and otherwise, for
nearly six years. She has lately made q trial of
your Premium Bitters with great success, and sat
,stsciory conviction Of their superior and inestma-
ble value to parents of this EIpAt distressing dis
ease. would like, for the sake of our common hu.
manity. for you to send me "A package OF these Blt
iefs, a5 am fully prepared to recommend them
hdently from ample experiment of their efficacy
in my family. Please send soon, and obiige one
whose preJudices against Patent Medicines" have
yielded once to The force Of a fair and fun trial
Your-, truly, PHILIP ANDERSON.
Price 50 cents per bottle. To be had of all the
principal Druggists in the city Of Richmond and
elsewhere III Virginia, slsD in North Carolina aud
If CHARLES STtTT 4 Co, Washington, D. c.; f. Il,
STABLER Co, Baltimore. orders filIed by address
ing X. BAKER, Proprietor
nay Is Richmond Va
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EFFECTS OF Rum.-Robert Brown was

arraigned before the Mayor yesterday, to answer
the charge of insulting VIM. Gritfin's wife in bis
own house, while dunk. Brown was in the eu.
poy OF Griffin, as shoemaker, and in the absence
OF Brewn, gave Mrs q. a regular California bear
hug, entirely against her will aud consent When
Mrs G. Informed her husband of what had taken
place. Brown abused her in the vilest manner. ami
threatened to take the life OF some one before he
lett the city. He says be is a deserter from the
English army, and has had more lashes than any
cart mule ia the city ever received. Being of dan
gerous character, acc 1rdiBg to his own showing,
Bob was at once put into the chain gang where a
good sized ball will be attached to his pedal extre-
mites, to prevent him from desertng before the
time Of his enlistment expires Branded as this
prisoner now il with the letter ID, a clio watch
will be necessary to prevent bis taking flight
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INSECTS NEVER GRow.-Many people fancy that a
little fly is only little because it is young and that
it will grow up in process of time to be as big as
blue-bottie. Now this idea is entirely wrong; for
when an insect has once attained to its winged
state it grows no more. All the grow ing and most
part Of the eating is done in its previous states Of
life, and indeed thereare many insects, such as the
siIk-worm moth, which do not eat at all from the
time that they assume the chrystals state to the
time when they die.
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my INTERESTING TO ADIEs.-WheI

in the course of human events. Lad les and Gentlt.
men So one of their greatest natural attractioHs-s
ino had of hair-t becomes matter OF serious I'M
9ottapce and the question is. what shall we do tG
stop the hair from falling of and restore Its vigoi
and beauty. In reply to this query, We beg 10 say
few Applications will stop the hair falling or break
ng, remove dandruff, keep the scalp clean and
and although you may have been bald twenty years
the continued use of Il two months will insure you
iuxuriant head of hair. Call and get bottle, ano
If not satisfied after the second application, return
il and get the price paid.
Ask for DR. Harris' Hair Promoter and 1mprover
Sold in Richmond, BY -
Cor Main and 18th, and Main and Wall sts.
my lf--3m
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A TAHTY ExTRAoRDISARY.-Winter Davis, of Mil
| ford, Del, son of NJ. j. Davis, gave birthday
party to young gentlemen and ladies of about his
own age, on Tuesday last. Mr.. Davis was one year
old on that day. and his company, twenty-five in
uumber, ranged in their ages from eighteen months
down. While partaking of refreshments. they sat
in circle the carpet and when the plates were
passed round each one insisted on helping himself
to all the plate contained.
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SEWING CIRCLES, when forme d to fur

nish work for needle women, at living prices, can
effect vast amount Of good, aud prevent much
suffering We know of q private sscirclen in this
city, composed of half dozen ladies, through
whose agency some seven or eight young ladies
have been constantly employed for twelve months
not only earning comfortable subsistence, but
some of them have saved a little for a rainy dsy-
The members Of this ''crcle' procure needle work
from ladies and gentlemen of their acquaintance,
and give it out to those who are to do IL, always
taking to see that fair prices are paid for the
amount OF work done. IF associations of this sort
We're formed in every neghborbood. many of those
ladies who now out their eyes and health dev-
ing for bad paying slop-shops might be placed In
positions to live comfortable the nings, and
at the time be spared the modification OF ap-
sive themselves and families from starvation. TIE
ladies' Of Richmond have il in their power TO tighten
materially the burthens Of their less prosperous
sisters, nd they should do II BY all means.
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apS
ES= A COMPARISON INvIrEp.-All who

contemplate having likeness taken of themselves
or friends should not fail 70 call 8! the Photograph
anime the large and varied collection Of specimens
which adorn his Gallery, aud compare their truth
iuluess an3 finish with pictures taken elsewhere
His Gallery is truly Gallery of Fine Art, aud nc
likeness is allowed to leave his rooms unless entireiy
satisfactory ana finished Zip in the best style to IN
sure perInauencs. Prices as low as any Gallery in
the State for the same kind of work. Galleries al
ways opeu and free to VISITORS in Petersburg over
Davis, Abraham's Lyons store and on Main street
opp )ste the new Cu.tom House. Richmond, Va.
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NESS TAEEsi-At GIBBS. of course. where every one
that wants decent picture, and net carrieatuIe
always go. Besides, we have never been deee1v-
cd by him with humbug advertisements. As these
sentiments daily expressed and carried cut by
scores Of persons, take pleasure IN saying that ID
addition 10 ouriBmitable AMBR9TYpE, we are gow
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, OF n superior character,
both plain and colored, which for beauty of finish and
accuracy of likeness. equaiied by few aud sur
passed By noae Pictures Of all kinds accurately CO.
prA and warranted 10 please. at moderate prices
aABR0TYpES at one dollar and upwards ut GIBBS
Tempe of Art Corinthau Hall. Main street, between
des P.E.GIBBE.
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BE,rrNo A WOMAN No better evidence

need be required to show that man is bad citi-
zen and bad neghbOr, than the fact that he has
assaulted aad beat woman. Whatever the prove
cation, no right-thnking man will lay his hands
in violence upon a woman, unless 10 save himself
from bodily harm. Yesterday morning. jacob
Dilman, hailing from the peaceabIe precincts OF
the New York Bowery was arraigned before the
Mayor 10 answer for violently assauting and beat.
ing Sarah Ellis. The complainant appeared in
Court, her face disfgured with blood and bruises
and testified that the prisoner threw her upon the
floor and stamped ber in the face with the heels of
his boots, and that, too, without cause or provoca
ton. The Mayor required him to give security for
his good behavior, and in default thereof commit.
ted him to Jail