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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

THE undersigned. desirins 70 start about ther
september for Texas. wfIfseI ether f5r cagh5 III
upon q short time t0 E0cd men : One Dun7fur 4
the City o. BroWnyille with Two Lots enclosed
garcen and outnouees upon she premises.
Two Good Vacant Lots in B~rovnyilie situated 81
levee and convenient Cor business PURPOSES.
40 Acres Of Land "a Hemaha county near he Hr
river; vel timbcred and watered.
One half Of. an Original STARE eqta1to B0I0.as.
Town Of AspinwalI.
Nine L0tsin nMcLennan's addition" To- Eebrsnr
near Nebraska City wharf.
TIE Undersigned finds the fiscal department. al
affairs IN very embarrassing condition. n tboss
are indebted to him Will please 10 come forward an
their little notes and accounts, he will take l. asa
Eindness upon their part and win be happy 3 -
each Of them with a slight token Of his high rsas.
the form Of a small receipt, neatly writer. u =
autograph appended thereto.
D. L. EcGp
May 10
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09
THE ADVERTISER
~. FURNAs. EDITOR.

THURSDAY MORNING, JUSE 3 1859.
We shall be absent the coming week
which may account for a lack Of interest,
or unusual interest. as our readers may
determine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09
Is Regular ST. JOSEPH J
Omaha Packet
~ $780,
- WEAYER. -.


BIZ WEAVER, Master CHAT HfsBu,
WILL leave ST. Joseph, every sundlI n,n..,
O'Clock, An; Che eunueetmg Rail- Roa z
reaehed s.. 9osfphll peieek ? nd ~ 1s
Point Forest City, White Cloud. Rulo.
Arago, st. Stephens, BROWNFILLE s1~
Nebraska City, Rock Blue Bethlehem.
Paafc City, s.. MaFys, Bellevue, Counaf F--
Omaha.
coming upZarnYes at BfoWnTlh
Mondays. at 5 O'Clock. A. N. Gs
down-leayes BroWnYiHe on WedneJ-
4 O'clock, p. u.
Take passengers through to Sc. Louis in Rh-.
Haunibal and st. Joseph n. h.
Tickets for sale on the boat for all points Eldr I.
and South CRANE & Hill, AgeuH
nc46~u Bf0Wnyliia n
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09
TaCG y7t 2

ON the Sd Of June, in the vicinity OF within two
or three miles Of BroWnYiIle, on the Nebraska CITY
road, a Clasp Pocket Book, containing about twenty
dollaTs. Any person finding and leaving the same
at the Advertiser Office shall be literally rewarded.
For further description inquire at this Office.
BroWnYilie, June 9Th, 1859. 5O-It
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09
Fnnnd

ANOTE Of hand, calling hr s4er one hundred dolIars.
which owner can have by calling At this once and plying
for this advertisement.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

We find by reference to the County
Assessors returns, just now completed.
- u. o..l .morn, f Ill nrnno-lr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10
xISy C0NGRHSS-SECOND SESSION.


WAEntsGrOs. Feb. ! 4 i. ~
Iiousg.-Mr Grow. Of Pennsylvania,
called up his motion 10 reconsider the vote
by which the Homestead l,I WINS referred
to the COMMITTEE Of the Whole, On the
.,ai" Of the Union.
After brief discussion Mr.. Grows bill
was passed by 100 agaips, 10 The bin
provides that any person who is the head u
II family, or over II years u spc, md cit
n"n of the United States, or has filed M in
ieBtion 10 become such. according 20 the
naturalization laws, shall bc entitled 10 n
quarter section 81 any vacant ard unsppro.
pra'ed lands, and hold the same ON eondi
ton Of i's actual settlement and cultivation.
The French spoIiaiion bill was then taken
up.
Mr.. Hughes, ~ Ind, moved 10 table the
bill negatiyed, 10 agains. -
Nf. Borlingame moved the preyi01. que,-
ton. Some oppostion being manifested, he
Withdrew his motion and under the deci
sion oi the Speaker that the bill involved an
appropriation u money, IL was referred To
the committee Of the whole on the state Of
the Union.
Mr.. Russell, from the committee on Indian
saiirs, reported a bill relative ~ s,tlerS ON
the Indian Reservation IN kansu.
Hone sdjourood.
Sysary Mr. Seward ofTired resolution
iW the relief n Commodorp Paulding Re
TERED
Mr. Wade moved 10 postpone prior orders
and take up the 1ouse bin donating land,
20 Agricultural Colleges
The bill was taken up-yeas 30, nays &c
and iiscusasd
Me~r. Gwin and Stuart offered amend
meob " the text, after which Mr. pugh
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10

Col. SAMUEL w. BLACK, formerly OF
Pennsylvania. but latterly Chief Justice Of
Nebraska, has beea appointed Governor Of
Nebraska, in place Of Gov. Richardson. re.
signed.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10
The Payment OF Interest Oh the state
Honda


Much has recently been said in the news =
papers of public denial, made ty members
oithc Legislature, during the canvass upon
the Loan Of State Credit, Of certain asser.
ticns ol the Minnesof,an.
Allow one familiar with the circum.
stances, TO make bret statement in the
premises.
There was much debate about the term
Loan OF State Credit" The friends OF
the measure claimed that the State became
Trustee for Capitalists, assuming the
obligation. il the securities cxactcd from
the companies proved insufficient, IL provide
interest and principal. The legislation OF
other states was confidently appealed to in
favor Of this construction,
On the other hand, the opposition refused
to recognise any distinction between y Loan
OF Credit and the Public Debt already out.
standing, and proclaimed that tax, fully
eight per cent. in amount, was proposed to
be levied by the majority of the last Lgis-
lature
As earl as February 10th, the Mnneso.
tan made the above computation Of tax
Senator FoisoM. on the 10Th OF March. ~.
serted IN an elaborate letter 10 his constitu.
ents, that $3.50. 900, on account Of interest
snd principal OF the Loan. must and would
b. Immediately levied. il it was voted into
the Constitution on the 18th Of April.
The friends of the Amendment, In and
out Of the legislature, denied that any such
necessity exsiod
Now 10 the exact issue between the six.
" Members Of the Legislature" and the
editor Of the M,nnssot,an.
In that paper Of the 18th OF March. up.
pearcd very conspcuously. the following
paragraphs
eve now declare u TO be . part ~ the al.
ready arranged programme, that 50 seOn M the
bill shall be approved by the people, II snch n
fatality shall happen, that the friends and sup
porters Of this bill In the Legislature. arc to
pass law assessing = tax Of ThitEE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
TO meet the interest, and FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS TO create u Sinking
'..I ."' ,nT PAymen. OF inc p,"I.pn.
grammc M nons.t man among them viii
deny. Thus they hope 10 deceive the people
Into All approval Of the bill under the erroneous
Impression that they incur no taxation by the
,i,aha" ~, ~. ~ , ', sas, mas os'n ,u" so
moth tsn bin ~ w. "''''
The capi,.Is in the .hove .re IN. Ai,,,,.
,o,,a,,. own
Aya;n nm tho ,.,h n, March occ,,,.d
,h., ,oIIn,.;n, l., a., 900.
IVA s .",..,, ~, ,s o' Ms, w ,n' pu
BIN 70 pass a law authorizing a Tax 70 mee. tbs
interest a, least, II not al additional one To
create sinking fund to meet the principal,
.Is,.s' npo" '.e W. a, =, ,a' leg
the hes, authority. that ,hs NAN the moyInv
object, for which Nh adjourned session has
been determined upon, h. In the event Of the
PROPOSED '"a"' 70 pass Ia" "'y'"s 'och YAK
10 TINS statement, thus assented "npon
the best authority, the members who were
~ t,slF al M ns,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10

rHs Memphr. Branch Bank al jackson,
Tenn. 90. rohted Of large anoght 81
specie and paper and the cierk murdered
On the uigh, Of The 30 instant.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10
WAsninGros. Feb 3.

!" shplthbEpF, EtD d.
IIorsg On motion Of Mr. Reagan, Of
Texas. II was resolved, that the Committee
90 Judiciary he instructed 10 inquire into
the cxpediency Of reporting bill 10 define
and provide Tor the punishment Of poIyga-
my IN the Territories oi the United States,
aud r'strsln the people and authorities
therein from intrferDce with the Federal
Judiciary.
The House passcl. with amendments, the
Senate bill. relative TO the New York In.
dian reservation, IN Kansas II acts apart
800 ncres for each individual Indian, who
removed from New York 10 the reservation
assigned them under The treaty OF 1899.
The Indians hre 10 have u year within which
10 make their elections
Mr.. Faulkner reported bill TO promote
the efficiency Of the army and marine corps,
by retiring disabled OF Dlirm officers.
Mr., Faulkner also reported the Senate
bill, with an amendment, granting the right
Of way through Fort Gra,iot in Michigan,
for railroad pnrposs. with the privilege Of
erecting depo, buildings and workshops On.
Passed.
SysATy.- Mr. Wright 81 New Jersey,
presented the petition Of Mora Il Bros,
and Nsvoora A Co, who are about stab.
fishing lioo Of Steamers between New York
and Havana, Offering 10 carry the mails q
sl5 per mile -bi-mon,hIy OF oheper at the
ssmc rate Referred TO the Post Office
COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Seward, Of New York, presented the
memorial of the legislature Of New Yark
iof the improvement Of rivers and harbors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16

petitioner In this case, Dr. Ellis, who committed 70 tia
fombs On various charges Of obtaining goods moved BY
bis COUNSEL for writ Of cercrari to the proceed
pes TO This Court and also for writ Of habes corpus 70
produce Dr. Ellie before the Judge The petition got forth
that the prisorer hid been Illegally conmtted, there
beng nothing cfjmpa the charges preferred agsinse
bm The prisoner also avered that the bail demanded
excessive and unjust The Judge granted tho app.
cation, and nade the order retnrnabie th Iueeday1
MO1ning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16
DEPARTURES

For soubampo. and Hamburg in steamship reutoua urs
obi,.y M. Msthae Meyer Weber Robert Hssin James
deipbiA; El's WneIin,h New York Frcese Sandwich
Yorl 0eorge Howe, Boston; henry Hausor New YORK.
ffancsco Aug Kessel. New YORK. l. BumHed and 81 Han
California. Mendei, New York. NASH GrunnnEor Ban
Francisco, and others IN steerage; together ll8.
ARRIVALS.
Prom liverpool and Queenstown. q sesmehiV CITY Of Bal
servaus Ms Laura strain Mas H eowood, 2 L. Cannlter
bcmau Chnrlee Kramer dksch Capt Oliver, Ar thur
Boyd ar Carl. Ar, CLARK John 1rtmSs Mr. ysinms,
sou. New ANDREW Gather Gilbert M.s Marh n Jlrdne
nisa Vivian Mss Kate Vivian David Wyhe Mr. Voge Misa
JAret Ounce 0ilroy, Mr. Hail. Misa Hail. kechert Jos
G3yle. Bingham, Mr. Jsckson. Mn and Master Bilngs
~ Farley, George and Thomas Pcvteous Fa uikner
Mss nneo Rosa EbAriaDd DR. Thos Hail. Geo Huiohnsop
irsdsrsi: Csss tSlms n fros. Grsss Dssid Touns
= smih Mrs Smith and infant Mr. Holden j Cunning
rs Newrsa Ann newman Cant Mr.. and Has.er Pes
wsSs Mr Csreliu srkb, fanafcd Disby la tasehs
toA James stuar, NJ Williamson lloyd. Mr. McWynu
Mrs 7raserP, Minis hAry Cuthber as "a The veerss~
From whampoa, in vs ship Indismsn-H Mslycy o. Rox
buzz, Mass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16

Tho annual Staten Isapd Rowing Regata under tie
pices OF whote quarters 81 the Nau
titus Hotel of yesterday and observer qgte
gala day the leland wtie thousand vstsrs
ended from the city, The Of the regatta IN
the immediate vicinity Of the n,ss landing, and =. lea
five tbousaDd persons must have been collected the
pspks and piers afordipg ves Of she contest Tue bay
dotted with myriaas Of per'asuss dianatve yschv.
clam boa's yawis Shells and working boats Of every de-
scripop presenting the neis hborhood Of the
brilliant scene.
The officers Of the association are Henry v Weed Pre-
sident gilbert GORDON Woo PRESIDENT Charles Easnger,
Secretary, and Robert Besievood Treasurer keeers.
Roy romphins, George vieeland and H. p OBren acted
on Judges
The hour Of p. NJ announced for the arst race.
but I'LL after two O'Clock that s,ars eff
seossd. The following theu boats, With pair OF single
kcn'e, entered for the 1isS race
The rbeoo Cover, rowed by Bapcop, OF Nevburg,
The boy Wbo the ists he Worcester Res sta
spd WIN the second prze IN tins race last year. took the
hIst pr,2e yesterday, valued al $50.
he rromaf Jeie BOD Iowed by Andrew Fay, took the
second prze, $40.
rbes ono for seventeen feet working boats
no ouuses allowed fof swo PAIRS Of SOULS -Four boat
NE Gsorre Il wipsbip ,owed by henry oouckIin an
1se L~is Weeks rs.ea ~ 20 D. Larry and James Il.
B'2bp, tos tte eeceno piz-, 800
Ebt = d. ."Weh shd ID II DuDp, we're tns ioeinS Doass
The ttrd 5es four cared shell hoats forty i've
feet org and ak eruiss The contest 0as
abe preo Of the three ano there
opg, WHICH, however, the judges decided u0avoid.
SnIe.
The Dan Bryant, roued by ". Fl Ward, Oscar Leed
JOSH Ward W shaw, took The nrst psizs, $500
The Getfre ). Brown, To0ea By Bensy 0eoos ne, Wm.
sosts, Peter OEren, and wm. Dexter took second
prize, 800.
ne Lader, YIN. SEE, @. NcCay and Jerry Donne,y,
me losing bosss The fret eresklpg IN toiue
there considerable excits mept amnns those
shore lsrRe Of money Changed panos. Ooe
asprapt Tor the first oeeo tx hs
i'm $780, ana ,hoegns biz of ~ouid taken no.
The ts passed OIL pleasantly, including few hands0me
fights which gave Ie1I eshing variety TO The Sports
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16
PRICE TWO CENTS.

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espss ~osia bass hontAs<s ~ narxw ~ sr~-~~<~~~
hs-, n isct asne ne t~s rs~.A<~s ns~xkss ~ 80
FnseIprsni n1- r~safiss gFscl~siy a. o.~s % csa.I
fhe esj~rt ~ fhe ncr ass~i iress Iss vsaoss IN ~
euatcus t2sn q Jsy n q. c@urs ~ cb~lesss mSaxhy
fpo % fsnsAo lsssscton, but DO, saptsas \ "
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fesa asr,nt--tui ne ss - s@nr~s s'saxssk~ l~s~s
nf 4osssoa TIE occsrspe % nsusrsfsy esy 49,
fessfo lugt Icw % all anesixfs, psthsf~ n@ TsFy
-essy uDdsTT0oe sEo tt~ eeeuns aust ~ ~css&~e ~
ibe Naicsn 10 snssssy N~1oss l&S sp~pSsss - tss
80 tsAnse ~ sEmtBaamg ssai tbsy oe~sis~ea ssas
AAssfy but Ne cBcrN 81 lsFdEs ansos~sh " cor
ne hts r'qusss for s3truns~& m o<Acw
co. ssrss 70 sst 10 ISsn M a~csoa~.t me~kc1 ~
60, Srlth'o-lIg and ecioas ise Gsssa ssi1aip. Of
even sa .. o is-s hes ~, r.sss-sa y ss~ssss
an, booy 10 ina Court q Rsras &.z tAs sus-
enray o. Ma esAnoe u Isp~slzss e iorexa
itisrfsrsDea Ia me AfArs II h@y = sA~ sasI.
bs,s Of sNsry nsa'so M she krrog~sn t~u6y. ssa
While ,he rrs cfoasrs el1x hs lsss~-sa vs~.r ~
ntst be pspsrea W oefsss A. 4by. 1esss, lsres-
"a powsr fti scnAdf rcd a 4rasa cs1ns
ic cNv'sh, Ne csSss pssibs sxpl-a sen snsA a. "
ere gsep 10 wAs sssa tnAt vH~n saps f~aaese1
be imnrnoIss, 70 ekct another ,kst TIE NE
Pon'ibeass srouid Dos sf~e ~ irsevrep<~f &c
.tnos that . Pops % koue go sxuouap ansssxea ~
Pope st AyGuon. Iockiay. tbtsefaf~, t~~Ts><aAl
power hsve nothng 10 30 vah no spirseA ~ NE
See o. Rene end ste SoNess ~ eoy~ de<ermns N
IN spiritual seLsc. Gao be foDswea ~ IA sncis la
tbib view the circular Of C<rclna Antcnx eo,y
retIdsd ntmston snAa TIE pr~~ct
OF the Popedom NJ on The eve a great change.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16

asoer'ain IS the,e ~as resl7 poison 10 Il; but,
opon "a careful analysis az nv time
,pd spfafstns permitted me-, fond po'eoo oas uroo
applying ett Tor su hlfeLst Gy dfoseD foiod afgr
q;sp''s. and Contested rm,il ar Of Go gas from ths
resort. iajer that toe of ibo bad tAUe aoa
mel, O. The Sster oss,nated from oecsnpostao OF
vR'tao'e matter, ouch grass, &c. which oaa chsrgso
be sn'rs supply WITH ia present efuvaau. neea not
bfre tae 'he orspos OF the dsea-es Which are zoe r.
sph OF Tar De INTO the somasb aud lungs gu poorened
DSoo.en, nut ~il simply say Tor i0e beSeas oi all VINO
az. oo'ato so vse this thai ny boring sna water
before psTg he Dad taste vii, he dsboy. d. or ny add
pe 10 'bs water Email quantity OF stacked oe on us'ng
clsy OF aino ne wafer @i be ndered Oare ChAc'a,
WE'D az esr, VII have IF c. upon toe water IN IT'S
present tste Tor cbsoos' has lit e chemical effect
Sben emp 60 ~ 6teJ ana IN on useful as dsode
rttf ufoer particular crcumstsDcss j son'd adync
prisons 70 dsns wse water psbe until tho evil "a
rpsd go by the cry authorities vno WI, certainly take
X Y. CAMPBELL, " D.
SPRING WATER IN THE CoUsrRY AFrscrsD.
10 TIE YDiroE or IBE HERALD
NKw YoRx, AUgoss Is, 1850.
Ba7irg occasion yesterday accept sssndiug rita
'oo TO owe wib rr,epd at No lea franklin swess,
supeay ~ss surprised 70 ud The Csoon water pare aad
paaieane tbe second floor while that the fret
hoo' Of The ssme how're all the uppsaaant
and flavor Of Which much complaint hss been a,s7
mace; sra his remarkable distinction still continues with
out inseJrt ptlcp.
ny brother spept isst Sunday, with his family q.
fa,mhorse at CsI ksoxI RoeklApd coopts
me that The ,pyre water there hitherto dei,uay pure
Isete tmell.
Car aey reader OF your widely circulated columns
lsh"p me pub 10 ppd explaining lie causes Of .nesa
rsma, able ph eDomepon2
TIE MyS1ERY soLvBD--rBE CHoroN A VEGETABLE
DRINK.
70 yDiroR THE HERALD
5ou,REasT, August Il, 1864
On Saturday you had article in your papar an the
Croson wa.er-,bas dio aste IL snood. Il does
not, nor smell all right; bu. there is Saoi
son, ara does require Or. Gluten 70 eove tns
terry. Those who scqusinted with shas par. of the
country where the wafer comes from know Whs, s L.. Ihs
Csoton wsds up Of water that from namoer o.
small ponds, sone ca them lakes These lakes are
suTIoupced witn large s~aDps. and the water you
gel the city the DRAWINGS OF totse and iAs
Al ibis Of The gear the tases different
rom Wbat jt When The WAtsr 10 plenty ana cold. IA
be Water Com Di, soness viii take trip up the fcun
in bead they wnl themselves much .roapie.
aste OF The fJon sone OF The axes S,I satisfy
them. The cause Of the bad tate aiDK the decay
OF vegetable matter. h. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16


Guild SCAIDED no DxArH Coroner Gamble held An
inquest at No. EOS West Thirty ninth street. upon the body
Of child, two years old. named Julia Adelaide Sampson
who was scaded to death by falling into tub OF boiling
water Tho sufferer lived but few hours ater the acci
dent and died In great agony.
DEATH FROM kJuRB John Corbe4t, native Of Ireland,
sged 50 years, was admitted 70 Bellevue Hospital on the
18th ipst in state Of suffering tro wound
the head and Sunday he died from the efects Of hts
injuries. Coroner Gamble held inquest upon the body
but evidence ~ 70 the In which deceased re-
ceved his wound could be ELECTED. VERDICT Denh from
injuries; how received the jury are unable to say"
FATAL ACCIDENT 10 AAsox-Corouer Gamble held an
inquest II the New York Hospital upon the body Of boss
mason named Lewis Brush, Who died from the effects os
INJURIES accidentally received the 10Th ut by an iron
gSder falling upon him while Il work In Coruels factory
In Centre street Deceased, appeared was hosting tas
seer when the tackle gave way and the mss. Of iron
el upon DIM, breaking bis arm ana leg, bro,her os
oeccsede Informed the Coroner that he mad previously
lost two brothers By Amilar sccide Mt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16

CpoPs IN IowA--A gentleman from Clintous
Iowa. writing to friend in this csy, gnoer date OF An.
wheat throughout West this season, and with fAr
pricee We sba be sblo 10 pay our Eastern Indebtedness.
Wheat "a now WORTH in Chicago: old winter, 81 81 Is:
rev sprng SOC ESQ.,. with those pre0 AIMING IN u
west Is living business Corn Is nov % far advanced
that farmers feel sure Of larger crop than psual-t
stands over seven feet in the neds In shcet We nave
every to rejoice over the prospect before d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16
Brooklyn City News
TO TIE FDrTOR OF THE HyRALD.

WILLIAMSBURG, August II. leI
Allow ne 70 sy that IN the reporsa th,s pornpgo
Quinn NJ AoCscssin ttss e Acs not forth coccu
III deg OF The defendant lad teen hing On ~ sewAA vA
both psrties Ard angry words a. ose when rps
win h sfu hard Qld With ekipe has bean proven
nm Tome injury which Hccyossh has fst soy and offered
smescs for and have tn ma,ter se!ed But osrr
ohpu.es - IDWARD NcCRO6GIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-16
Police InlsiiiRepce.

Ellis TEE CoSFIpBHcr NAN sGsr Tho notorious COZ.
Gderee nan, Thomas T. Ellis, claiming 70 be an u. D
stl rename in the Tonbs, be having friends
wiling procure bis liberation by entering into b,nos
bic future sppe before the Court Of
Sessions for ,a the various fnae pretepce
preferred against him. Fresn victims whom he hrs
swpoled OF various amounts oil goods money
The back ground raher than mske loses
10 The public The foloGing Is the copy Of letter
ceived BY Justo Connolly, bearing severely upon this
s,nnIbcmssT Eus f,ls- styling sipss'i Ss,''sisn bs
60 that toosb enough vu,t him has been
e found russ Of ,tesss pepci csse there from ems
bu, ercu.h hrsssnp 70 expose soue 9Th be, he
end
Ell,s has slso served nme In a BROOKLYN prisoo
for but through Ingenious counsel, hs manage
to escepe conviction on the Indictment.
CAUGHT RKcosNoInRNc. Wilkinson alias Harry
Jennings caught reconpoerDg the premises OF philo
pena Beck miDn No. 23 Bowery, with carry off
certain small box containing 800 in gold CON. Com
plain ant 'onpd the prisoner trying force the
Of The which the stored AMI giving
the alarm bad bim taxi into custody. Justce Brennan
con mitted the accused for trial.
Row AND sTABmNG RAy.-A slight difficulty occurred
between Patrick Weston and James NcCsbe at their
dence No. 2s2 Fpst avenue, Sunday night, IVES
picked up Knife and ponctured bis antagonists thigh
in such q that il deemed pecepsary to call
upon the assistspce Of doctor In order to
wounded mans lfe The ssssi ant brought before
Justice Kelly yesierdsy and locked up for ~
CHARGE OF PERJURY. some Gays ago complaint for
fate preterces made sRanst MIR. symmes Gsrdner,
Of No. Wall street, by Abner Jones. The was
brought before Justice Connolly, investigation
the compliant was dsu Used. Suce then Mr.. Gsrdoer
has concluded TO Mr. Jones for PERJURY
cordl gly be made compaipst sns the yester
Day issued for the the accused
party, who ~ili probably appear in Court day.
SUSPICION OF RApE.-Tbomas Calvert and George A.
Carpenter, alias Mott, were arrested suspicion of
having been implicated In the late indecent assault upon
the person of Ann Asnton Of No ~ Laght street. The
prsopere brought before Aldermen Smth and con
fropteo with the complainant when the latter said sns
believed the accused two Of the three men who A.
sailed her. Committed for exsmina alton.