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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
MARINE AFFAIRS.
LOSS OF THE BRITISH BRIG MYRTLE

Loss OF THE BRITISH BRIG MYRTLE.
The brig Myrtle British, Of MONTREAL, Capt. Wig
neau, ~ days from st. Johns p. r. with a cargo Of
sugar and molasses, bound to st. Johns, N. F., was
sunk at sea, March g in lat. AZ long. 6 by collision
with fhp Devonshire arrived at this port yesterday
from London. The captain and crew, in all, were
saved with nothing but what they stood in and ar
rived here in the Devonshire The Myrtle was four
years old, owned by Benjamin Vigneau Of Montreal,
and insured in St. Johns, n. +.
The Team-tug Achilles, and wrecking -schooners
Norma and Rnggold, with full gang of men, left
last evening to the assistance Of the ship DE Witt Gin
ton ashore near Squan.
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NEWJE'R,SEY ITEMS.

STRIKE OF THE Tunnel MEs.-Some five or ak
hundred of the employed at the Tunnel at Bergen
Hill have been a strike since Monday last. So Tar
they have conducted themselves in peaceaoie and
quiet Manner much So that the fact of their hav-
ing stopped work is but little known. The difficulty is
said to be on account of Mr.. Seymour keeping back
months pay which was due them previous to the last
strike. Many of the men have gone to New-York and
other places to work. and the only ones remaining are
those having families there. The men express their
determination TO conduct themselves peaceably and
ouiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

.BROOKL YN ITEMS.

CosycrEp oY BIcAnf-Toe iL Of DR.. Richard
NJ smhb, on an Indictment for bgany, was concluded
in the Court Of Sessions yesterday and resulted IN
verdict Of guilty by the jTy after few minutes de-
liberation. The PRISONER arragned for sen,eneei
and in answer 10 he ususl questions, said he was born
in Smithtowp l. H. was about forty years OF age and
had no mechanical trade. He appeasdto tue Courtfor
lenency, as in NARY ing his second wife he did not
mean 70 do wrong that biz first wife had aban toned
him. and be did not deem 10 necessary TO obtain d.
voree. The Judge remarked thi the circumstances di-
yuIeed on the trial would warrant leniency on the
part of the Court and thereupon sentenced him to the
State Prison for four years and six months.
Gp,Ip RoBBrRs-The Atlantic stores near Red
Hook Point, from proximity TO the water and He
.,pGsS s"s hass from time
sto thoussnas dous worth Of goods stored tneisn OF
bd Precinct have long OF the organization
gang desperate thieves who have upon t9e Srs ana
se.se lying there and whose success has resulted LII THO
Their operations baye been carried on boldly and appsre.
the pur dining OF ain where they do ater he o.s
are removed almot impossible to identity Their eoatSni 4;
bulk which speedily transferred from their oisna
and then, BY means OF fences d.Posed Of Rngo Lax
who frequently been Ia the custody Of the oe ana ~
been arrested sga1 on catIss stealing %s sSGe B
MDch bss maossd to escape punishment srcep On 0os
and hss become operations defy the inerer
ence oftbe He ha, dealt in grain and sugar 80 10 as 20
be perfectly familiar the most eXpe 1ous manner IN
which vessel can BE- robbed and when the stolen prop
ey on board his lighter be dees the officers 70 detect Nun
He III that he purchased the goods and neeessy
bring witnesses prove In the present instance ohe par
ties Gated with him. and perchsnce ne oe co
viced be should opportunity to become PefecV
familiar with the interior OF Sing Sing.
CoRosER's IseUEsrs Coroner Horton held an in
ones upon the BODY Of ohy Shay who drowned Y tne
capsizips offs smaboa foot Of Congress street.
months body found within 10" yoAos VI VAC
place where the accident happened. -. 80.
The body infant apparently about two weeks 9d
found in vacant lot on the OF Rapeyea and oN
streets on Thur.dy night last supposed TO nave oeen
strangled The psrentage could not be asceftainea'
BRooKLYp Cry CoURT CALENDAR. - The Guy
Court will opened Monday bat the Calendar Will not De
called until the Wednesday following when the hrst twenty
causes will be taken up. "a AZ
KIsGs COUNTY CIRCuIr CoURr CALESDAR-M rich IO-Nos
40 a. So o. 49, 80 81 a. 49, 80, 3d. 81 ~, 49, s ~ ", 70
100 lOl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
DIED.

CLAPP-Iu White Plains on Friday March q Carrie only
daughter Of John and Maria Capp, and OF
the late Peter Banta aged years. months and 10 days
JENKINS-At White Plains Friday March Corneia NJ
wife of John Jenkins and youngest daughter Of Stephen
Marshall Of Sing Sing
The and Of the family invited attend
funeral on Monday, toe 18th inst at II N, from her late
residence In White Plsns Cars leave the Harlem Rsroa
Depot of Fourth and Twenty sixth street.
O'Clock q M.
Enthusiastically Friday, March 9, At O'Clock D. IN
Annie Amelia infant child Of George and L. Melinda Asgne
aged months
the parents residence Bergen street, Brooklyn,
Sunday afternoon at IA SSG64
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Nv TeleRraph.

HIGHLANDS March O. sunset-f ship and osras ia W
Oinr bound In Wind N. w, ffcfh; weather seaT.
SANDY HOOK March sunsst-l ship IN tow gong " sJ
Bay; brrs outward bound ct anchor inside ire hooA
Comet for san Rrancisco crossed the Bar stG@r m WI"
N w fresh; weather clear and cold A.. A.,
puiI ADET pHIA March 9.--Au. ship Pam Plush, nosl
i,nnoI ia oneenstowl Reports, lat Al 90 lon ~ suae
an a. Win srest force The night dark aud the nam
AZ The wrrck was not ascertsined. - 49,.
NEWPORT March s-ln Dutch Hsreor' scnr An'e'oPet
h9n Mach aAr ship Washington r0m the Chn
cha Isands. . Ii. o.~..o .al Lvdal
from Liyerpool; bark Avos, from Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

SHOCKING Academia young man by the name
of John Rafher was horribly mangled in Brooks 81
Sheley's planning mill at Theresa, on Monday last,
while endeavoring TO unwind belt from the shaft
while the machine was in motion. His arm caught in
the belt and he carried around the shaft at the rate
Of one hundred and fifty revolutions per minute. His
and legs are badly broken and he now lies in a
very critical condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
CFNrEEI, FIrRNIsHED DWELLING !,

M TWO LOTS Tor SALE 20 LEASE = Locsasnn ami
It, between Clinton and Cous sfooSyni n nrs =, ssss
own use by davis work under the constant
Roston carpenter IN 1881 For warmth and lhoIousny
$500 y, ss second 70 In the city. The staa,ioI
nessSrt and within minutes walk OF the Auanet -.
Of the Court, Fulton. and Atanficst
nv ha has am iron veranda and balcony In 'front.' ana
an he Tss overlooking the connestng lot Of iai nss
amspS mnroyed as dower and ffuit garden With ys,
the choieest grape vines In bearing condition, peach peat
trees &c Abe house contains IL rooms, win every 80
Convenience l. well furnished tkrousho and the whos
sshs nj be sold for consdeis ably less than It's
Possc,sson st any time Apply OF Nc. ko7 stste-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .....MARcn
Cleared.

mshps-Commerce LUndt Gavestoni EdinbuIs lBrl,
Kennedy 20. S. }, Liverpool, J. g. Dale. -,
Bsrks-G w. Horton, Timer Hsvsns A. J. MAsuni Aid,
Edwards Kingoni Harvest Moon, Berry, Cdenss, WALSH
Carver Chase.
Brss-Nsthsn Spencer, Mscias; N. A. Forrest Gillespie,
Bahis.
Schooners-NewYork Goodsel Boston, Dayton Scrsgps
Ida del Tore Tyler Morehe I'D City c. Murray; Fsh Hasa
Dosne Harwch Port, master Sabine Day, Ne~bep, c. b.
Dibble Co. Rescus BacaD Norfolk Stages Clearran
r. Oilhllsn Smith, Phisdept J. w. Mckee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

%. sssn ,pa s.,ed sI pS S,. be-
% sssiBsusbea politician o. the birst WTao ,n s E
l America" sRd that be could md p,sny 81 IN pno no,
" and oat Of Albany TO ball hlm" Martin y J. eaeu III
recover which distinguished" oaer VIII pFouA0y
be 20 Clinton Prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

BosroS March a-Tho Br. brig Evan CrfS rom ,.s ss1
with valuable cargo struck near Boston Lfs' III, :, p,toa
sunk. The y. 4. go tuns register, rated -. 49,
A. g. IN 1853 and owned by the captain and o,ncrs
IBy telegraph 10 Ellwood Walter, Secy bosrs Ons -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

A EEw.YoRE "R OUGH" on HIS TRAyRLs.-MgN-
1xK or THE LOBBY ON MS MCscLK-One William Hsnlev
politician well known IN the First Ward Of this city was arrested
"a Albany Wednesday last upon the charge Of making
vi sss.1t upon hack driver named Martin The rough had
h ,ed Martin 70 Dive various paris Of the city, and hn1y
a., cteS him 70 visit poiat the WeTroy road In
time stopped the carriage got out and sscended
-. . reinS from MsTn's hands lie then eet the
49, 40 hard Martin demonstrated aud tred to regain
49,. when Henley drew knife and inflicted several dan.
roas NO nds upon Martin The Latter msSsged after short
az bis sssaaut from the box and drove 10 public
me, % HAnIsy followed and severely best the wounded
ssT 10 ndiDg him into pssndbiy the Juss0 drove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

LATE 1TEas.-Last evening Coroner Jackman held
Al inquest at the Eighth Precinct Station-House, on
the body of male child that had few hours previous
been taken from n sink in the rear Of No. . Ham
mersley street, The people residing in the house
noticed during the afternoon woman pass up the
alley with bundle under her arm, and enter one OF
the outhouses. Soon after she left and her appear
snce exciting suspicion the sink was searched and the
body of the child recovered. pOstmortem examine
ton disclosed marks of violence the body, and it
was evident that the child had been suocated and an
attempt made TO conceal the crime as above stated
The jury rendered verdict in accordance with the
facts. No clue has been obtained to the murderess.
Detectives Poole and Roach last night arrested, in
she Eighth avenue, Mary Jane Shurer, girl fifteen
years Of age and James Bsys boy twelve years old,
Doth being runaways from their relatives at Albany.
In consequence Of iI-treatment, the girl alleges,
from her sister and brother-n-Iaw with whom she
sided, she made up her mind 10 run away, and seek
livelihood elsewhere She obtained g. So and started
on the boat for this city in company with the boy On
Thursday night, arriving here yesterday morning.
After walking about the city all day, they were about
looking for lodging, when the officers found them.
They were detained st Headquarters. The giri APP
pears smart and intelligent and said she would iuap
overheard and drown herself before she would 90 back
o her sister.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

In sseam.hip Quaker Cay, Jrom Hasdaa-W. A. Bsyiey
Edwalds Pierrepont, VIM Boudman, miss ADELAIDE Fritz.
Henry Mails and lady NJ Frsnkaeld Ludmsn Fred Cohen
Pierre Ssbron D. Gonzales jose aorse Jose A. Pr
nas A. W. Deichuan, c. C. Roas, NJ Bustsments, EErs0s
Bordnsve Tomas Acebo Jose Armentess Mrs. Louise Par
kerr ]. Gonzales Geo. Z. Brown, Edw. Meade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Rises ezl Sets 6:0l Moon-Rfses. 10
Sandy Hook. 937 Gov Island. 10:27 He'll Gste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

RIsHTs OF ENTHUSIASTICALLY number OF the
hardware dealers in this city visited by gentle
man M quest of screws Of certain description, of En-
sish manufacture. In many of the houses he bought
parcels Of the Ensfhmade screws paid for them and,
n presence Of the statesmen members OF the firms,
bed them with red tape and sealed the recep'ed bills
thereto and ordered them TO be sent to the Office OF
"Chsrles NJ Keller, counselor in patent causes, IN
Nassau street. OF course such transaction excited
oen,iderabe inquiry the result Of which, 80 far as
could be aseertaiDed is as foows The gimet pointed
screw il an American invention, and was patented In
the United States and in England; the English patent
havg been disposed Of 70 manufacturers there whose
goods are imported into this country, and sold by our
merchants thus invading the rights of the owners Of
she American patent 10 this way, it appears, every
package sold renders the merchant making the sale
liable 10 the owners Of the American patent as in the
treat India Rubber of Day and Others in which
The Supreme Court of the United States decided, in
syery case of violation, in favor of the American
patent Present appearances indicate that an exciting
sut il on the tapis, which is likely to involve quite
number Of our largest hardware houses who have cold
screws 10 the gentleman who tied his parcels with red
tape and sealed the bills thereto, at liberal discount
for cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

Receipts Of Produce.
Total bp all Rouses-March "A $50 bills Flour l4a busA-
Osts 40 pkgs. Provisions 7S pkg Lard. 3S9 pkgs Whhy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

A TERRIBLE AFFAR-A SAILOR ON TIE UNITED
STATES SHIP BROOKLYN COMMITS SUIcIBE.-James
Daily OIL of the sailors examined in the of the
homicide On board the United States ship Brooklyn,
not being important witness, was remandea back to
Abe ship. On being informed of the fact, he stated
chat he would rather die than sail board that ship
again. He then bid the persons on shore farewell,
saying that in less than two days he would cease to
live. To this he added that he had between one and
two hundred dollars coming to him. and requested that
Il would in case of his DEATH be given TO ehari
table society. After arriving at the ship, Daily
forward jumped through port hole, and accomplished
his object BY throwing himself overheard Such Is the
statement as we have received it. If be true those
who command this Aosting psniemouium should be
held to rigid account by the Navy Department Lei
.s have thorough investigation of all the facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

THE TKLEGRAPHIc CHESS MATcH.-A Telegraphic
Chess Match is now in progress between the Boston
and New.York Chess Clubs, the result Of a challenge
from the Bostonie1s. The game co nmenced at the
Cbess Club Rooms, n. Y. University, Thursday
evening, and was continued last night till ll:%
o'clock at which time the llth move in the first game
was received from Boston. The in the rsspect
i've oames are az follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

New-YoIk telegr2phed the eleventh move in game
second ut ii :25 O'Clock.
Boston's eleventh move in game first was received
nj II:37 O'Clock, and the game adjourned till this
ing, at g. O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

RIeHTlse THE SEAasTRLssEs.-Yesterdsy we pub-
Hshed a paragraph detailing the forced payment Of
some sewipg-girls by a man named VIM. Gordon. IL
was stated that he owed some sewiDg-gifls and re-
fased to psy them. Having obtained some money due
him nom o. B. Tweedy s. Co, some gentlemen
preseut took the money from him and paid the girls
Gordon made complaint against one of the gsntle-
men, named King, charging him with assault and bat
cary. Yesterday afternoon King appeared before
Justice Quackebbush to answer the charge, but no
somplaiDt was there. An officer was sent TO find Mr.
Gordon, but that gentleman had disappeared from his
paaoe of resdence with all his effects and oold not be
found. Mr.. King was therefore dismissed from
,nstody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

Total Pots and Pearls. .....................,.1,%
cOTTON-1he market Is 6rmer and actiye sales Of
W bales, including portion In trsnstu. We quote;
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION.
TaI.n Al. Aohu r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

THE Baptist SUSpArScnocL USloS'--h'e -
xr. Of Sunday Schools cOsDecsed win 'oe D"PS''
Sunday school Union yet last evening III "S
4.ure room Of the Norfolk street Bapss OeoFea Snu
s,esrigea Bspts, Sasdsy.school Teachers As,scsAr
,,oh. They ssected rheo &. Scare Presiden.; Ah N.
Keaying and J, b. Peck, Vice Presidents; Alexander
s,ssssD, secresaryi and Geo, II. Stone. Treasurer,
qnsr next meeting viii be held in the leclureroom oil
she Sire. Bs9tist Church the second Monday even
isr in er2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

vAsoxRBur STEAMSHIP CoSPASY.-The Van
serbEt European Steamship Company" running be-
tween shis port and Southampton and Hsvre will re-
sune their trips, which were discontinued during the
WMstr on the 24th OF this month, when the steamship
Vanderbilt will leave for Southampton and Havro, car
ring with her the United States mails. She will re-
sen from Southampton on the 18th of April. Perssus
kng passage on this steamer can have opportunity
sf passing fortnight In England and on the Cont
nent seeing the various sporting events which Prnel-
rsy oecar in April, such the different races, &c,
and reafh New York again after an absence scarcely
five weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ALs,Sy, March 9, 1860.

SENAtE.. AtbtNss march y, iop' -,
An adverse report Oh the Erie Railroad Freis ht ball
as referred back for u further bearing.
Mr.. connolly IL troduced bal providing tha. all
m ,neys belonging 20 the City o. NevYork shall bs
deposited from time to time without delay by legal
custodian thereof, who shall hold the office only TIL
the expiration Of the term Of the present Controller.
Mr.. MANIERRE introduced a bill subjectiug foreigo,
insurance companies doing business Ia this State 70 all
the provisions OF the law applicable to companies in
corpOTated by foreign governments.
The bin to prevent fraud in the sale Of passenger
tickets was passed,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

BRooKLYn CRY CoURr CALENDAR. - The Guy
Court win be opened Monday the Calendar will not be
called the Wednesday following, when the hFst twenty
causes will be taken up. =. ~,
KTses COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURr CALEsDAR-MARCH l0-Nos.
40 a. So o. 49, go 81, a. 49, &c. ~, 81, g. 90, 20 ", ~ SS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

Markets-CARsYULLY REPosTED yoR TIE n: Y. TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY, March 1860.
ASHES-The market Ia without much change; the demand
fair sales Of q bb at IS Is for Potts. and SIS 6 for Pearls
AtHEs, MARCH 9, 1850
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-18
union saviur--A TeIlInr Hit.

Judge On, who is now stumping Missouri
as an Opposition candidate for Governor, rid
icules the idea Of danger to the Union from
the success of the Republicans, and tells the
following pat story to illustrate the assinins
character Of such threats:
''The people are beginning to know them
as well as the hon knew the donkey, with
whom he was travelling. The pair becoming
hungry, the donkey proposed that they
should turn aside to q cornield. They did
so, and the donkey, having feastedto his con-
tent was preparing to leave; but the lion
said, what am to do? l cannot eat corn
True, said the donkey; but if you lie in the
bush, here, viii go into the thicket, yon-
der, and frighten the deer with a bray, so
that you can catch one when they attempt to
escape The lion agreed, and the jackass,
going into the thiclet, brayed so terribly that
all the deer in it came running out The
lion seized one, and made meal of the prey.
On coming back, the donkey, with much con-
ceit, asked, Didn't scare themP Yes re-
piled the lion, and you would have scared
me- too, if hadn't known who you were
Just so we might be frightened by the pre-
diction Of danger to our own institutions by
the Democrats, if we did not know exactly
what value to set upon them"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-18


The Paris correspondent of the London
Times, under date Of June 9Th, gives the fol-
lowing account Of the harvest prospects on
the continent of Europe;
The weather has changed considerably for
the better within the last two days, and 1t is
TO be hoped that it win continue as fine rs it
Is at present This is e critical moment for
the wheat crop, which is now in blossom
The accounts received from the south OF
France continue 10 announce the favorable
appearance Of the growing crops. The re-
ports from the wheat-growing districts in the
neighborhOod Of Paris represent one-third Of
the wheat crop to be excellent One-third pas
sable and one-third bad All will depend on
the weather; a scorching sun is as much
dreaded as rain. Letters from Alglers state
that the wheat crop in the province Of Oran,
was much injured by the excessive heat,
which set in at the moment il was arriving at
maturity. The last acc0udts from the north
of Italy announced that the wheat crop is
ripening, but that the present harvest cannot
be reckoned among the most abundant. The
news from Germany announces that the con-
slant rain has seriously injured the rye crop.
This is the more unfortunate as the people
of Germany rely upon that grain for their
subsistence. E.
The season has been 50 wet and cold in
England that deficiency of at least four
million quarters is already estimated as GER
tain, while the supply in the markets of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain is less by
about one million six hundred thousand quar-
ters than last year at the same date. The
Boston Traveller says that private letters from
the highest banking authorities confirm the
statements of the public press, and predict a
large demand for American produce.
A large export demand of breadstufs would
be of immense advantage to the West this
year. The American graneries will be full
to overflow, and the farmers would not bt
the only class directly benefited by such de-
mand. The carrying trade, both inland and
the seaboard, would reap a rich harvest.
The exports of breadstulFs from New YOrE
to foreign ports for the first half Of the cur
rent year, show an increase in value Of So,
36I, ,755 compared with the same period las
/ wear
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-18
News summary.

One of the items Of the Metropolitan Hotel
bill of ssl, 900 for entertaining the Japanese
ambassadors, was fer ten thousand bottles of
champagne consumed at the Japanese ball.
or two bottles for each person in attend
ance.
The Japanese, previous to leaving New
York, placed $4,000 in the hands of Mr.,
Belmont, to be distributed as a gift to the
police of Washington; Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and New York
The post mortem examination of the body
of John Kelley, who died recently in Black
Rock, N. Y, disclosed the singular fact that
his heart contained lead ball with which
he was shot eighteen years previous. His
supposed to have passed into the heart
through vein in which it lodged, fourteen
years ago, since which he had exhibited a
most extraordinary disturbance Of the hearts
action.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-18
BreekenridEe Movement in 1Iiohigan


The Detroit Advertiser states that move
ment has been inaugurated in Detroit, with
the concurrence of prominent Democrats in
various parts Of the State, having for its OBJ
ject the organization of the friends of Breck-
enridge and Lane in Michigan A circular
has been issued, and a consultation meeting is
to be held in Detroit on the oath inst. The
circular is signed by Levi Bishop John H.
Harmon, Eli Hawley, Jr., John Patton, A. S.
Bagg, Charles Richmond, Daniel Munger, S.
P Purdy, and George Frost all well known
and active Democrats, and men of influence
in the party.
Should the Breckenridge demonstration be
made while Gen. Cass is in Detroit, he will
address the Convention.