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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-15

AMERICAN JoURNALIsM.-We believe, says the
New York Tribune there are now printed within the
limits of the Union not less than four thousand
newspapers, at least five hundred of them daily,
and five hundred semi-weeky. Their average cir
culation estimate at two thousand each for the
dailes, twenty-five hundred for the semi-weeklies
and fifteen hundred for the weeklies making total
circulation in this country of more than four hun
dred millions of ofnewspaper sheets per annum. Yet
in l8l3-less than half century ago-the total cir
culation of newspapers in this country was estima.
ted by Isaiah Thomas, in his "Historv of Printing
at only little more than twenty millions of sheets
per annum. At that time there were 359 newspa
pers, of which 27 only were daily. What an ad-
vance in less than half century
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-15

New YORK, July 14-Cotton quiet-Sales to-day of
500 bales. Flour is heavy-sales of 5000 bbls de-
cline of 10 cts; State SIS 20 60 Ohio SIS 656 Is South
ern S6(g625: Wheat is dull-saes of 4,5OO bushels
Prices generally unchanged red 15556 cts white I7OG
lS2H cts Corn is buoyantsaes of 3S 900 bushels liked
85a 80 cts yellow 90 cts Pork-Mess has declined
Sales at sl5 9oG16 Prime $l2 40 Lard is dull Whiskey
IS dull at 26 cts Sugar is steady. New Orleans "a
oH cts; Muscovado 6xd7S Spirits Turpentine
steady at As cts Rosin is steady SLIT Rice dull
PHILADELPHIA, July 14.-Flour has a declining ten
dency. Wheat is quiet-45 cts for white and 140 cts
for red Oats depressedsaes of 5000 bushels at 50
Gd4l cts. Bacon Sides 9& cts; Shou ders 7%d7b cts
Whiskey is steady at 27d2S CofIee-sacs of 1000
Of lin
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Sailing of the COnste]

The General Admiral
New YORK, July l4.-The Russian Steamer Gen
eral Admiral built at this port had arrived at Cher
bourg. Date not given.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET. July 1s-.Erening.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, July 13--Evening-
There is an export demand for flour, and standard
Western superne is offered at $575, which establishes
further decline without finding buyers except in small
to the trade, at this rate including better brands
extras and fancy lots at from 81 ST. per bb
in quality The receipts light, but the market
tnues dull and unsettled Rye -four is also dull and
is steady but quiet 1915 per bb for Penn'a meal at
which price sale of 100 bbs has been made
There steadness in the Wheat market the offer
ngs being light to-day and sales only reaching about
25o0 bushels 140c for fine red including
400 bushels Georgia do at the price, and
Delaware white in small lots at 140dl5Oc; about 600
bushels old red sold within the last ay
two into the Interior kept private Rye
in steady demand and scarce at s5c for old Pennsvvsna
Corn is dull to-day, and only about 500 bushels
Southern and Pennsylvania yellow found buyers SIC,
part in store Oats not inquired for and Pennsyva
MIA offered at 42c but hear of sales; sale
Middngs made at $2s, and Brownstufs at $50 per
only advised of small sale of st Domingo
on time. Sugars are firmly held
There is change in Provisions and moderate bust
ness doing in the way Of saes principally in obbng lots
by the trade
Whskey moves off as wanted at 25x(G26c for Drudge;
2ex27c for hhds &c. for Pennsylvania and 28c for
Ohio and Prison bbls
WILMINGTON MARKET, July 13-Turpentine.-The
receipts during the week have been fair and prices ruled
steady up to Monday when there decline Of Is
for yellow dip. We quote So for virgin 81
for the week foot up ,965 bbls.
Spirits Turpentine.-There has been very little doing
in the article since our last review and the market has
ruled quiet but steady at 40h cts per gal Sales for the
week of 2 ,010 bbls
Rosin.-We have nothing note in this article
The market has been unusually quiet for the grades
and have heard of transactions with the exception
of the sale of lot of 243 bbls. No. la mixed lorom
red to pale which changed hands at 1926 per bb
bbs at So 50 and is No 9 $3.50 In No. 2 we have
heard of sales of only 6s bbls 81 75 per Dbl In
common there has been very little doing prices
main without change We foot up sales of only 1926
bbls
Tar-Contnues to come to market very sparngIy-
There have been no receipts since last and
quenty we have transactions to report Last sale
at SS0 per bbl, at which, presume, parcels would
meet with ready sale. -
CINCINNATI MARKETS, July 12-Busness in the
general markets continues to drag and prices of Flour
and Grain heavy and unsettled New Flour sold to
arrive, at So So There inquiry Bacon to-
day Baltimore account at 6x Gs&c, but holders ask
ed and &C. There intimations however, that an
offer of 6H and SIC would have been accepted Sugar
good demand and firm. Molasses and Coffee steady The
sales of SuEar during the wool
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machine for the manufacture of ice is now in
operation in London, which out three tons of
that commodity daily. 1t is the invention of Mr..
Harrison, of Australia. The refrigeration, as we
learn from recent number of an English journal,
is produced by the evaporation of ether in a
vacuum.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-15

BADLY BEATEN.-In a conversation which took
place in Kempsville on Sunday about the escape of
Land, Willoughby Williams, the "true and trusty''
custodian of that individual gave the lie to re-
mark made by one of the persons present, who
pitched into him, and he so badly beaten as to
require surgical treatment. We would advise Mr..
Williams to be more guarded. If he expects to
bully all who disbeeve his statement he will have
his hands full for the balance of his life
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-15
LIES At THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through lillian FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
No ctr

in New York today stocks generally better. vir
ginia es Canton Erie and Michigan Southern declined
each, but Missouri es advanced y; Illinois Central
bonds n New York Central II Reading u; Cleveland
and Toledo Il Rock Island q; Galena and Chicago d;
and Michigan Southern guaranteed 4
The New York Tribune of to-day says
There is very abundant supply OF money offering on
call to-day and large Of loans have been changed
from 6d5% to cent sixty and ninety days first
class paper goes at 6d6H per cent.
There continues to be fair demand Treasury Notes
at per cent. premium for 81 per cents, and \ per
cent. premium for per cents.
The Foreign Exchange market is steady, but inactive
Sterling is ll04 4Gll0S for bankers and lO9K KGI1Ok for
merchants bills. Francs 5.l24 @5114 The supply of
outside sterling con inues very moderate
The Saturday steamers it is thought, will lake about
million of dollars.
Mr. Jacob Little has made proposition settlement
with his creditors, giving his notes six,
eighteen months with interest
The price paid for the Collins boats, hear semi-ofi-
ealy, is $9O00 900. large portion OF the gold by the
California boat Is in bars and sales for shipment have
been made as high as so cts premium
The following is the Bank of the four prn-
"a che Inv tbairl last efota
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-15
.s222 $3.50 45,9i7,2I9 3OOss 500
Last week s225 lls 332 4lQl9l92 2g6ll411 ea2

Decrease.... s233O'562 l,07lsTS ...... S,233,764
The earnings of the New York and Erie Railroad for
the month OF June, 1859, were........ $3.50 657 %
Earnings of June 1858 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3s4 37S SO
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july FRosT.-0n Tuesday, the 9TH of July, there
was frost in Stafford county, Va, slightly njuring
the tobacco, and also in Botetourt.- Herald
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03
John RrowH's Pixies.

One Of the 1900 pixies found at HsFpsr's
Ferry was presented by Governor Wise to
a gentleman Of this State, who brought il on
hare and left il st our office. II is number
l2s. The blade is q kind Of bowie knife,
sharpened at both sides, attached 20 9 stout
socket, set upon . pole ave aud halt feet long.
The blade is ten inches In length, from the
noint TO the guard, and $50 inches ia with
- tho widest mart. his'---"A-o1 end point
ga. so ms 10 be used Tor thrustins and also
cutting, the edges being sharp. This knife,
Fixed firmly upon a pole aud riyeted on, has =
murderous look. Il was a contrivsncs adapt
ed 10 the use Of the slaves, who 30 not under
stand how 10 manage rifles.
The instigators OF the plot, who cAlculasd
that from three to five hundred slaves would
rush so their aid every night n HarPsr'= Per
ry, mad made n very careful estimate ss 10
the most formidable weapon that could be
placed Ia the hands Of the slaves, whom they
would have no time 10 drill IL the use c! Ere
arms. John Brown himself zane 70 Conleci-
tout aud made q contract With Mr.. Blair
Of Collinsyille, for the msnufaciurs c. these
blades, the c~cntract also iazl41iug the
poles.
Mr. Bsir employed q workman 81 UaioayiIls
a. make them, ant BIZ 40 VS. here lasl Juue,
NJ about that time and bargainel far ths con
plotiuu OF the l0t-a part o. shem having been
previously made L. VS. agreed taat TIE
rikys should be attacasd u tia poles AID m4ds
couplete IN syeFy respect, b08si sad ssgi
od.
subsequently BEoEn ordsFsd b. .s,tcr tAat
they should be dirssisat - J 5Aith a Secs,
ChRmeFTsInrg Pa Ard ~ AusGssls sg tAsy
we're 30 packed, directed sad cent Doe %
those m0uaisd ka.Eu "a d~sfsst.Ts ia the
socket, AID wAs Essu aEutsrsd Dor ssnE
away. AfHsr1 Pf41rs4 iifsf ~. a fsE lays
since, from Tie f.s5 e rl.oaUlIz hsss
tso pikes have tpf11s1 rae attention %
Thousands h. frl.t y @r sEes-Hgrgo,d
T-u
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03
A nAsE

An Insignificant, dirty little sheet, published
az Dakota City, 10 this Territory, uttered q
a base ,iander upon James b Colt, OK this
city, in its issue Of week before last. TIE
sluader was copied With a sort ofleft- handed
en- iorseueut by q still bassr sheet, published
ia this town. 70 not refer TO this thing
because We think Mr. needs any defense at
our hands, or because We p " the eslumnies
uttered By either Of the papers referred to,
will injure him. His character is above re-
~proach-sbove the reach Of the malicious
shafts Of either Of these villains, who, it is
notorious, deal in nothing but SANDER. Re
publican.
1t is a con rotation to the Herald to know
that the NsSraskidn is the bsser Sheet
We hope our brother Of the "bsser sheet
will not feel himself to highly battered, by
the above notice. Mild, gentlemanly man,
that Webster. High toned journal, " that
RsYg5Ac1n.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03

There are three Indian Legislatures now in
ses ion wet Of this State. The Cherokee
Council Il IN session At Table ush, G. N. six
" miles from Ghis place. 7 e annual mes
sage Of their chief vas sent in on the first
Monday in ihis month. Mr.. John ROss is the
prinsi pal chief which of5ce he has held for
the last thirty years. Mr.. Ross has written
more messages than any other Excessive III
Ger 10 the United States.
The Choctsv Legislature Is in session at
Doggy Depot, 100 miles distant from Port
smith, on the overland mqil route. Gov.
Walker sent In bic message on the organiaa-
ton Of the Legislature. We have received no
news from the seat Of Government since the
commencement Of the Legislature. Gov. Walk
er ~retires, aud Mr.. Ltaore succeeds him
GOV. ". is sn eI client man honorable in
every way, and made an excellent Gov
ernor. We hope Governor LeaOre may do as
veil.
The Chioasav Legislature is also in session
at Tishimingo, c. n, near Fort Washita. -
We have received no news Of its doings.
Here are three Indian legislatures in ses-
sion At once, each having constitutions and
laws like the States Of ,he Union-orgsnized
aith executive, leg ~islstive, and judicial de-
partmeuts-each nation run of into counties,
with representatives in both branches Of the
Legislature from each county.-E0rt Smith
fArk) Tines 20h III.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03
BnOwNsVILLE TAKEN

Cortinas, the Mexican Desperate, hos attack
81 and taken Brownsville and killed 100 Amer
leans. The war cry Of the g~uerillss after en-
teriug the place Was ''RO quarters to Assert
cans" Capt. Tobin who Weat 10 the relief Of
the place wish 100 men fell into the hands Of
Cortlnas.
On receipt OF the intelligence the President
ordered six companies Of troops from Fl
LeavenWorth aud IT. Monroe, to repair i'm.
mediAtely to NeE Orleans. The next day the
order WAS coantermsnded. 1t is now conjso-
tured that be will lay the whole matter befor'
Congress and ask for tho means to take ina,
mediate possession Of the Northern States Of
Mexico.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03

BBIeK We call the attention Of our c It'll
zsns to the necessity, absolute necessity Of
establishing q brick yard here the present
winter. We want brick here aud must have
them. Buildings Oan be put up ST this place,
At a less cost with brick tbaa With lumber;
and chen mp are mere durable, more valuable
and give a much better appearances 70 the
" Enough drift wood can be obtained on
toe sand bars In the river, at q triiias en-
Pense, to barn three or four hundred thousand
brick that will Be needed next summer. Let
some one see TO this matter as it is Of vital
interest to the place.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03
non oso a Hinsdaie,

Hon Goo. A H,nslale member Of the Leg
lA..=-= from Dta1it County, ia Ia the city
Ne Hlnsd8is lsairs ihat he is % Republican .
either ,n sentiment or ty action, ~ charged by
a correspondent ui ibis paPcrsome two months
siuCe. He voted the Democratic Territorial.
rsatt al the late C~leelou, aui heartily euior-
sss Ma p.aif0Fm adopted ~ Fisti-mouth. he
aetsl Independently, ia the local sHai-s ..
bss1t County. but be has 10 sftupliay
=.sT -;5ir ihr Republican party. We us-s
tsis siateaeat In juauce 10 NIg HizsiL s-S,.
tr1sAiaH.
Upon reading the above notice ~ usfs 81
slbly impressed with the belief taat tFssa
human v Il mutate. We believe iAs R-a..
did 70 80 far once as % write lsv- aa nv,
representatives" from Dakota laf, e. 8sm-
ocrats, but We earnestly bsE 20 hs stpassr
from considering Biusiais D'uoug5 b.,
can give no better prof. sF lt eeuarrasg.
han his late article on "Jgsfus "a NNa~1st a.
la the last Rspsiticg1 oar f-ag,aDortcg
MAJ write him down a dem eret fsi
proper, but We think his prsf1E a.eu- ~
eials.' " Democratic ~po.iucIt-r. arss a
the lash, " SO, aud hi, Unrest 81. a E,-s#aa
District Attorneys and Demrcraii. ..sssss
tDunl ssry unlike a man $40 - a. rr.,-
gfi1r ei'h the Republican psrt7
Freni Rob we fsag that yea lave a-ts
uo.s Hssl VI HinslalaS vote Tor rr..ssr ~.
ggg nave Conscience la Sis Democra-. Do
esfats ~ heto think q possible The, g.srys
utg agaiH become = peAocgar thsy
th'nk thaJ With tarutude Industry AMI pests-
Verance that a eilk pure may be ulluh-t-f.
Ell tom a roW's ear or even that the sans .sr
migdt poss.tig get up a uhs"c Stl thsv II.
thinS tas stays Of her mouth is lily %alarteI
Hw fhnH .. HnmHn.m 30 80. 800.
pledge outsaf that Waen the two latter event,
shall happen, that we will Join he .y.5rr.r
w Hrtng i1wu George A. Hilssl'sa DEN
I.EAE
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03

EARLIKE-A StAlNsrt Omaha IRdAnim-
AgiuiEg siassH the AggrisVed party II bar
ter hat recently took place In his city, en-
deAvGred u have the bargaia made nall and
void. hy Esturnjng the article purchased, and
AATinS the consideration returned to him. The
party Of sAs srst part dsmurred, WhersuPon
he Omaha shipped out his tOmahsvk, poised
ia .ns % high and seemed determined to
fsrss bic views or crack the skull Of the party
u re srst part A by-standsr, who WAS
p~ssssasly incliosd, stepped up Aad mildly
told Mr OnabA IS b. had no desire to have a
''Eosrth o. July" engraved over bis eyes to
dessL lie iesisteL
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03
Two Legged Wolves.

1t Is said that IL a wolf gets WoEnlei 10 Hn
attack upon the Russian hunters his fellows
instantly fall on him and tear him to peices.
In like manner the Republican wolves would
rend old Brown. He has fallen in the hght,
aud now the blood-thirsiy Republicans CRY
out. "let him die" The Tribune says, 'sEing
him off," The Courier and Enquirer says,
d" hang Brown A St Louis ootenporscy
says, let him " die thei 7's ~'''" 2fs
traitor and murderer" Thoreau, wno spoke
in Boston in the stead Of Fred. Douglas, said,
.no life can do so much good IS his death"
Old Brown vii probably be hung, but his old
friends aud con Serstes manifest indecent
haste for his exc ION. IL Is because
thew feel that some otn neoks deserve 20 be
stretched more than his = e. LOUIS BuIle-
tiB.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03
A sight worth seeing.

Al the Gibson county, Tenn Fair, q novel
spectacle was seen. 1t is thus described b.
the Cfsusn ?
Aboat 3 O'Clock, AIR. Stephen Meade AID
his wife entered the ring, followed by their
twelve sons and two daughters, each on A fac
gray steed, snd in The order o. their ages
They proceeded around the ring. while the
band struck up Hail Columbia, and drew up
in front Of the Executive, when the President
made some very appropriate remarks, after
which the mammoth family vas voeifsrsusly
oheered from one eide Of the grounds to the
other. We give a brief stat ment Of this fam
lily: The old gentleman was born in 1923,
and came to this county In 1919 Mrs. Meade
Was born in 1908. The two were married in
1921. The Oldest son is SO yssts old, aud
the youngest IA. The Oldest daughter IL 10
and the youngest II. Eleven are married and
have twenty-five children. The fourteen
children Of Mr. Meade we're all bora in Glib
son county, and all now live here bat one
and are the best OF citizens. None Of the
family have died, and all now look hale aud
hearty.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03

During the heat Of the recent canvass, an
article rejecting severely upon the official
character, Of Judge Kinney, while Chief JUS
tice Of Utah, was oopiei into this Journal from
the AHdntie Monthly. We have recently met
several intelligent gentlemen from that Terri
tory, and we have become satisfied, that the
article referred to, did great Injustice to the
Judge. Those gentlemen complained bitterly
Of the character Of the officials sen, TO that
Territory, by this, and the preceding Ma
tionat Administrations, but they oil unit
ed in saying that Judge Kinney was generally
popular with the people Of Utah and was re-
gArdsd by them, as aa honorable man, aud An
upright Judge. This much We regard as due
to the Judge, aud We eheerfOlly say ire
Sg5!itdH.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03
THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION.
WASHINGTON, D. @

We would earnestly invite the attention of
our democratic friends throughout the Union
70 the weekly edition Of our paper, which we
publish every Saturday morning, and which
has already met with such hattering success.
The weekly Constitution" is n large and
beautifully printed sheet, combining the ad
vantages Of a political aud family newspaper.
IL ia made up Of the most important editorial
articles which are published in our daily Is
sue will contain during the session Of Con
gress carefully prepared abstracts of the pro-
oeedlngs In both houses, furnishes authentic
Information of the proceedings Of the various
departments OF Government for obtaining
which we have peculiar facilities all patents
issued are published Ia full all Oh snges in,
or d-iscontiuaauee Of post Offices, regularly
appear and o~onfnins, besides, a large amount
o. we'll selected miscellaneous news, together
with the lates. market and teiegraphio intel
~ligence, both foreign aud domestic. The Hab-
bath Reading published In the Daily Of Sat
uriay evening Is regularly transferred 20 the
Weekly, aad this is o highly Interesting ioa-
tuge u the paper and meets With great favor.
Nothing Of s. sectariau nature Will be admit
TED no this department.
W5th a desire to bring before che people the
s!=s aud muaEurus ~ thp Democratic
H-HsH NaA 10 hhN NhWAN fAHfN fHfWNNf fN'fA
. b an acceptable news Journal. Ne offer thu
Vgsr ~ a price barely samtleat 90 pay the
A-i % paper, printing aud packing The
fssuas are as follows; For one copy two dol,
Ar r ADnGn three copies for ave dollaru +.
Grs copies for sight dollars ton sopios Tor az
tea 45lArs; twenty eopies, stnt 20 Que 90
s,sss JEs1ty hve dollars, subscription may
.aa2s1ss 81 any time, Daily paper six doc.
at-s per AEuuE semi weekly, fsur dollars psr
tlsgE- Democrats put your shoulder 90 the
sassL push On the column, and IL will mot DO
saE re uasL undl you will enable as 20
ss1Eis 8 hundred thousand copies weekly,
% us great paper.
80 Eli5rs giving this notice q conspieu-
sss issrti1a sil receive the Constitution
ssg1arg In exchange, provided they send q
spg % Iar paper MASKED These Who al
ftA.y Fs-z.rs &C. sEehaHg4 sill We trsst slss
p1.lsa Ea c1E-s.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03
ITEMS or WIN.

Az old chsp, 80 year, NJ
very am'rous, vas muls,eI =,
$3.50, for trifing with the psi,. ~,
Of 3 Nitoby little ueneh g. r. P''l
Mass, a few days ago. what
be sure. OH
The Aston library ros ,,n..
booze At d'd that Of the B,at
scum tai within the last thirty '''
collection being made with the sd
pose Of representing every branch Pe
knowledge is much more oomplst,
able for purposes Of study. 'a'n
Before the close Of thi, vo,-
Trunk Railway will have been @' 1as
Detroit, q distane Of ss2 miles, Il ''s
line, and with branches in sJsi. U'a
l,0s9 miles Of complete r.il,av |
the Victoria Bridss-eOstins upva,l.
900, 900. P'''O' vi
IL is intimatsd that Thurlov Va,
Albany Journal, is about to 20
for libel, against Bennett, Of "'
The alleged libel is the articles 1, a. '''
charging Weed with completely in N. ig
Slave Trade. """''
The Wabash has been ordered bon.
the Mediterranean, and all the shi,, ~
size are to be recalled as their cruise,
Tagoro the famous Calcutta msrobsr, A.
ofa broken heart, because his fortuna A.
the panic Of 1857, was reduced to Ten MIMI
Of dollars. Poor fvllow!
A few dtys since, the daughter ola v..,s
Albany merchant, was found beastlv dem, ,
the street, with a party Of boys pilipg r..,.
over her. The girl was richly dyo.ssa =,
has become addicted to drink, and be, D,,.,.
are obliged to maintain g continual watch ~,
her.
"OssaWsttomie" Brown is stated 10 10 +
father OF twenty-five children.
There are eighteen Shaker Societies in II
United States, numberi ug 4,56s members
A gunsmitb in Texas murdered bis wife
her head in q vice and crushing i,
pieces.
Three British officers, a major and two Ga
tains from Gibralter, while engaged rccen,
in field sports on the coast Of Morocco. va
assailed by the MoOrs, and compelled 10 ns
their escape in an open boat, uuproYided ".
auy means Of subsistence and dgifted abe
for seven days at the mercy Of the way
before they were picked up. One Of the odc,
died, and the death Of another was moment
tily expected.
United States Mar-hal Tyler, who shot
captain Of a vessel which be had sezed
smuggling about . year since, has been trl
at Port Sarnia, G. W , and convicted Of MI
der in the eeoRd degree.
CAUGHr.-L.D Broosins who shot Mr.. Roo
was taken in the early part Of this week ne
Fort Dodge by Ben Stafford snd z. Stafford
Plymouth. Wednesday afternoon and event
he had his examination before Justice Shec
Patrick Robb conducted the examination
the part of the State and Messrs. Hudson
Joy on behalf Of the prisoner. BroOkins
held 10 answer the charge Of murder ant
now lodged in the Jail Of this cOunty.-Si
CITY Register.