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FALSE PRETENCEs.-On Tuesday night man
named Benjamin Spandhoud arrested on tho
complaint of Mrs Frank, who charges him with
procuring money under false pretences. 1t appears
that some ten days since, Mrs. Frank was in Jail
and the accused, during her confinement, received
money from her, promising to have her released,
but made no effort to do So Justice Showacre
committed him to Jail for Court.
SHARKs.-Several sharks have been seen in Spring
Gardens within the past few days, and bathers
should be on the lookout or they will receive a
rather sudden introduction to them.
WATCH SToLEN.-On Tuesday afternoon a man
named James IIaymer, who lives on Abemarle
street. near Styles, while visiting the Great Eastern,
had his watch, worth Sl25 stolen by some adroit
pickpocket
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Missouri Election,

ST. Louis, August 7.-Four precincts are yet to
hear from in the First Congressional District
which gave Mr.. Barrett, two years ago, 100 MAORI
ty. The vote is heavy and the count tedious
Everywhere the election has passed off quietly
AS far as heard from Barretts majority for
the short term is about 45. The result is doubt
full, though his election is conceded. Mr. Blair:
majority Barrett for the long term is about
1000.
Mr.. Orr, the Union candidate for Governor, has
a majority of 1000 in this district. The vote on
the Legislative ticket is still in doubt but the
turns favor the Republicans. The Republicans have
elected majority of the county officers
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Convention of Dentists

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. THE Dental Conven
tion assembled here to-day, and organized by the
election of DR.. s. s. Buckingham, of Philadelphia
President; B. A. Rodriguez, of Charleston, as
Vice President B. w. Franklin, of New York, a.
Recording Secretary, and j. Wetherly, of Boston
as Corresponding Secretary. At the afternoon ses
sion several interesting essays were read. The
Convention will be in session for three four
days.
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Texas 1TEMs-Tke Insurrection Ercitemenf-The
excitement consequent upon the late abolition dis
turbances has not entirely died out. meeting of
slave owners was held in the town of Anderson, on
the Goth. A Vigilance Committee was organized
and resolutions adoped recommending the expulsion
of all white persons suspected of enter tanning abo
tion sentiments, reprobating the practice of giving
general passes, and selling liquor and arms to
slaves.
A meeting, with a similar object in view was
held in Hampstead on the same day, at which pre-
cautionary measures were taken.
In Wood county public meeting was held on
the 10Th, and Vigilance Committee was appointed,
as well as watch for the town of Quitman.
1t has been ascertaned that the negroes of Grimes
county have held secret meetings, and many OF
them are supplied with arms.
A mass meeting of the citizens of Lamar county,
held at Paris the 2Sth ult., for the purpose
of taking steps to ferret out persons suspected of
abolitionism in that vicinity.
n Fayette county, band of runaways was
thought to have been organized, their destination
being Mexico.
The Gimer Tribune reports the arrest of three
negroes in that town on the 10Th. They had in
their possession passes, papers, and various docu-
ments, way-bills to the Indian Nation, pistols,
powder, caps and writing materials. They said
they were from Henderson county.
The Houston Telegraph thinks the late diabalcal
plotw only perfected in two places-Dallas and
Denton-but had it not been discovered, it would
soon have extended to half the counties in the
State.
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Tbc Arir,nsoo EI.c,ion

FoRT SMITH, Ark, Aug. 7.-An election was held
in this State yesterday for the choice Of Governor
and two members of Congress. Richard II. John
son was the regular Democratic nominee and was
opposed by Henry NJ. Recter. This precinct
gives johnson lSS majority; DR.. Mitchell, (Opp.,) }
for Congress from the second district, 80 majority
and Myers for State Senate, 30S majority. johnson
has probable been elected Governor by 10000 ma
inritY.
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| INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, August THE New Mexi-
can mail, from Sante Fe on July 23d, arrived here
| today. No Indians were encountered on the
route. The Indians and Mexicans were still at
Judge Baird had resigned the Attorney General
shin nc he Tnrrtnru y
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commercial Matters at Mob

MOBILE, August THE receipts of cotton at this
port the past week, $50 bales, against 453 the
corresponding week in 1859. The sales of the week
have been only GOO bales, the market closing at 10
cts. for strict mddling. Freights are I'd. to Liv
erpool and 0uiet
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Trinity House,
7 IN 1nnn

Trinity House, I
London, July 10, 1860.
The lighthouse on the Swalfere Ort will exhibit re-
yoving white light 1.-THE period of revolution is not
givenl: the Illuminating apparatus will be caropic by
metallic relectors.
The lighthouse Lyser ort will exhibit fixed white
light the illuminating apparatus will be dioptrc by
lenses of the second order.
On and after the 18th August the lighthouse on Fisand
Island will exhibit the revolving light hereto
FORE but the Illuminating apparatus will be catropc
by metallic refiectors.
BY order of their Lordships,
4 urirn
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The Long Branch Trnsed,

PHILADELPHIA, August SIT is rumored that the
victim of the Long Branch tragedy a wealthy
Southern planter, and that the murderer a
negro waiter, who deemed himself insuted by re-
marks of the former.
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IMPORTANT MODIFICATION OF RUSSIAN ALIEN LAWS
The New York Times on the authority of Ger
man print, says that an imperial ukase, exceeding
y important to foreign residents in Russia, has been
recently issued by the Gear. This decree removes
many of the restrictions heretofore imposed upon
foreign merchants, and places them upon an equal
footing with native merchants. Foreigners are also
now permitted to acquire movable or immovable
property by purchase, will, or donation This law
another step in that path ofliberal reform which
Russia some time ago commenced to follow-will
doubtless have wholesome influence upon her
trade, and will be recognized with satisfaction by
the whole commercial world.
A Lincoln and Hamlin pole was raised In Wheel
t. Qat locf
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BININGER'S

GALVANIZED
WROUGHT IRON PIPE,
FOR WATER.
We are extensively engaged in running GALVANIZED
PIPE for conducting pure water, as a substitute for Lead
Ipe and the many decided advantages it has cannot fail
to bring it into general use; itbeing
CHEAPER,
makes nicer and more finished job,
WILL STAND UNDER ANY PRESSURE,
Is MORE DURABLE,
with
COMPARATIVELY NO EXPENSE
FOR REPAIRS
BESIDES BEING FREE
FROM ALL
TIE WELL-KNOWN IMPURITIES OF LEAD PIPE.
Persons building making alterations in their Plumbin
Fixtures, will find it to their advantage give us call
We continue the use of Lead whenever desired, and
EXECUTE PLUMBING IN ALL ITS VARIETIES
WE HAVE
THE CELEBRATED
s Z n e II A NGE
UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
ALSO
GREAT VARIETY
OF COOKING AND HEATING FIXTURES
tOF APPROVED STYLES
COLLINS, HEATH a HUTCHINSON,
MARYLAND Stove AID PLUMBING HOUSE,
ju7-tfr % Light street
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

OTHER METEoR.-A beautiful meteor was dis
covered in Louisville Cincinnati, Chillicothe and
GIher places in that vicinity on the evening of
thursday last. Professor Preston, of Antioch Col
lege, sends the following description to the Cincin
a lall uozeue; "Between nineteen and twenty min
uteS past ten o'clock the evening of the I'd inst,
w. v on the step OF the entrance to the south
onHo tne college, engaged in conversation with
pe Vi tne students, there appeared in the Southern
L en:, aoout one-third of the distance between
e Ii ron anu the zenith, bright ball of fire,
resembling the moon in size and color I at once
recognized 1t as meteor and coected M " thouohts
for observation. At its first point it remained
stationary for several seconds increasing in bril-
llancy from pale red to silvery white, encirced
by ring Of green. 1t then shot through the
heavens in horizontal, wavering line from east to
west, with immense velocity. At first sparks of fire
were emitted, which changed as the fiery ball in
creased In speed to streams of light of the most
beautiful cOlors, and of such briancy as to dazzle
the eyes, and left in its train very large luminous
band equal to one-half of its own diameter, in
which several of the cOlOrs of the rainbow were
distinctly exhibited. Unlike the meteoric display
OF the ZOth OF July, there appeared but ball of
fire. As it entered the Western horizon its course
was more irregular, and the same again changed to
deep crimson. The ball continued its antics until
1t was lost behind the clouds leaving trace of its
path until it quite vanished from sight During the
last few seconds of its existence the appearance of
the Southern and Western heavens was perfectly
gorgeous presenting grand pyrotechnic display,
In which the meteor was the centre piece. During
the phenomena the moon was fully obscured by
heavy cloud. which rendered the spectacle more
brilliant. The duration of the display do not
think was more than ten seconds. There was no
report, but faint Kissing sound, as if produced
by the conclusion ofair, was distinctly heard"
The Southern papers also speak of a meteor that
appeared on Thursday night about seven o'clock
The Savannah Ne,os describes it as "white ball of
fire, with tail about yard in LENGTH" and says
that "it visible for a distance, apparently,
about the length of the city, when the ball explo
ded, and broke off into number of very beautiful
red stars
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From the ". o. Delta, Aug. g.
EXPLOSION OF POWDER KEG.-- Twenty-Five
Men Nearly Kaled.--Yesterday noon, as the
lrshmen engaged working on the Canal,
New Basin, a work held in contract by a
Mr.. Murray, in the region of the Jackson
Railroad depot, an accident by the careless
action of one of the parties deliberately ignit-
ing partly full keg Of gunpOwder, occurred that
nearly proved fatal to some twenty-five men.
These men were sitting in the woods taking their
dinner, and when this duty over, foolish series
ofproceedings were indulged in. One was by the
step.son of Mr.. Murray. He got keg nearly two
moist by the late rains, and then dried into cake
as 1t We're portion of this was taken out of the
keg, ana talk about its being capable of expo-
SION INDUCED in, when suddenly this Young man,
the step-son of Murray, placed it near the keg and
applied lighted match to it.
The result the immediate explosion of the
entire parcel of powder, and the scattering of Irish
men far and near Luckily but six men were in
jured by the explosion. One, the step-son of Mur-
ray, the others (two) whose names we do not
know, and the balance, John Kennedy James Har-
rington and VIM. Buckly. The three latter were
brought to the city as possible, and placed
in the Charity Hospital, where we saw them last
night.
A more fearful looking three men we have not
seen. John Kennedy has his face perfectly shat
tered not feature visible, and his arms and back
trightiully distorted. He may possibly recover,
but his condition and the weather are against that
hope. James Harrington is badly shattered in the
arms and side, and is also in a precarious state.
William BuckIy can scarcely reover, if he be living
even now, he being one mass of bruises and frac
lures.
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LATEST Nt.WS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Syrian Question Unchanged Reported
WOunding of Garibaldi.
HALIFAX, August 8.-The steamer Europa from
Liverpool on Saturday, the 2Sth ult., has arrived
The steamer Persia arrived out on the 2Sth
The Syrian question unchanged. Conferen
were being held in Paris relative to interven
ton, and it was expected that a convention would
soon be signed.
1t was supposed that the Sultan would decline the
Intervention.
1t was asserted that the Neapolitans still held
Messina, and that Garibadi was there A report
states that he wounded at MelaZzo, where his
losses were heavy.
The latest advices from Rome state that sedi-
tious bill had been posted there announcing an ap-
preaching revolution.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL July 2S-Cotton-Saes to-day 5000 bales,
including 5000 bales to sp cuators and exporters the
market closing dull
BreadstuTs-The market closed firm. Wheat has an
advancing tendency. Prices 10l2d. higher Red VIII eat
with declining tendency. Prices 3s. lower Mixed sos.
(G30s Cd yellow sos. Sd 130s. 3D.. white 34s. G135s
PROVISIONS The market closed dull. Beef heavy and
all qualities slightly declned-sales at SIS. cd 69s
Pork dull but steady Bacon quiet Lard closed buoy
ant at sos. Cd.
edCarona 23s 3d. Rosin dull and all qualities slight
1y decned-sales at As Sd 4s Id. Spirits Turpentire
dull at 31s.
HAvRE MARKETs-Cotton closed 1 f. lower. New Or
leans tres Ordndre 93 Bas S4f Sales of the week 500
bales. Stock 242 900 bales
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Bullion in the Bank of Eng
land has decreased f93 O0O Consols closed at $3.50
93H.
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Receipts of New Cotton--Freights and Ex-
change.
New ORLEANS, August G.-The receipts of cotton
of the present seasons growth reach 4S0
bales, some of which, classed "good middling," sold
at II a cts per pound.
Freights to Liverpool quiet, and nominally
I'd. Exchange on London dull at 914@9% cts. for
clear bills. Francs range from 5f.l0@5El5.
The Constitutional Union Party i'm Maine
Nomination of Hon. Phineas Barnes for
Governor.
PORTLAND, August AT a Bell and Everett
Mass State Convention held in this city to day,
Hon. Phineas Barnes was nominated for Governor.
A ratification meeting will be held this evening.
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Breckiuridge State Convention of Vermont
Ticket NOmjnateb

"A Ticket Nominated.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, August 7.-Th
Breckenridge State Convention assembled here tc
dav, and nominated the following ticket:
For Governor-Robert Harvey.
For Lieutenant Governor-Giles Harrington.
For State Treasurer-Samuel Wells.
Electors at Large-H. R. Campbell, F. Chamber
lain.
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LANES II. KEMP 4 CO.,
- SUCCESSORS TO UAGGER & BROTHER,
CORNER PRATT STREET AND SPEARS WHARF,
MANI Z lNHIfRERS pnRTERS

NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Have constantly on hand extensive Of
ships Compases QuantS, UcantS, Sextants Glasses
Baromeers, Thermometers, Drawing Instruments, Lamps
Surveyors Compasses, auging Rods, Out Sticks. Board
Rules Tai snes Blurtt's Coast Pilots, Ship-masers As
ssan', Hedge Anchors Charts Of all parts o! the world
Chronometers rated and Instruments repaired in the
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New York Politics.

New York, August s-The steamer Kangaroo,
from Liverpool, has arrived below. Her advices
have been anticipated
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New YORK, August s.-The Breckinridge Demo
cratic Convention at Syracuse has nominated Jas.
T. Brady for Governor.
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Drowning of a Bather Mt Atlantic CITY.


ATLANTA Cry, August S.-Thomas Jefferson
Badgett, of North Carolina, was drowned whilst
bathing to-day. Every effort failed to resusctate
the unfortunate man.
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The Athens (Ga. Banner of the Sd instant states
that the Hon. Alexander II. Stephens met with
painful accident, one day last week. His foot, or
rather the heel of his sboe caught in the door-sl
carpet strips he going out, and he was
thrown violently, distance OF four or five feet,
falling upon his face, which was much bruised and
scratched.
The Taunton Mass. J. Gazette states that Frank
Whitney, of New Bedford, last week presented to
County Treasurer Woodward, a demand for $685.
600 damages, and six years interest, making an
aggregate of S34, $50, on account of CONTINENT in
Jail lG3 days, and for libellous accusations as a
distNrber Of the peace and a nuisance.
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Official dispatches from Utah state, in addition to
the one hundred revolvers heretofore supplied, sixty
rifles, together with the necessary ammunition
have been furnished by the proper military officer
at Camp Floyd to the pony express riders for de-
fense against the indians
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Nonstarg ana Commercial 8sbieh.
BALTIMORE, August s, 1860.

BALTIMORE, August 8, lobO
There is very little doing in Stocks here, but in New
York the operations for several days past have been
enormous and the market has exhibited great buoyancy
Our market however toeraby firm in tone but there is
entire absence of any speculative feeling Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad improved again to-day 81 to $14 per
share There however very little demand for it, and
the only sale made was one of shares at S774. 1t
closed at $77 bid, SIN asked regular way The monthly
statement of the road which will be found in another
column, shows increase in the revenue for july
that of the corresponding month last year, of nearly
$50 900, but statement however favorable to
create any demand for the stock For the bonds of the
road there inquiry, and sales made of
81 900 1S75 at S9A and 81 900 1855 at So Northern
Central Railway also quiet sales Of only $50 shares
being made at the Board at spy and 125 at s22 and it
closed, yesterday, at s22 bid, $224 asked
regular way. Nothing done in the bonds,
but 1885 closed at 67 bid, 67k asked For
Central Ohio bonds there some inquiry, and
lot of S30 900 first mortgage bonds sold at 57h
The Mining Stocks quiet again today, but they
generally pretty firm. Sales were made of 200
shares Guford at S3HG556, 1000 shares Rudsell at
$l% and $50 shares Cambridge at $lS9144 For State
and City 6's the market continues very firm We note
sales today of $3.50 Mary land 6s 1890 at 103H and $40
Baltimore City 6s 1875 at 1929 Sales also of shares
Bank of Baltimore at s1O2H, and shares Union Bank
at S77.
In New York to- day New York Central declined e;
Michigan Southern guaranteed u and Rock Island SIX;
but Erie advanced J.; Cleveland and Toledo X; Reading
" Harlem ~ Gaena and Chicago 27S: Missouri /; and
Canton \.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
WEDNESDAY, August S, 1860
$3.50 Maryrd 6's '9O-1O34 shs. N. CIR. -2l4
470 Bait. 6's, '75-l02k 100 " " b60-22
1000 B. & o. RR. bds 90 &c " %
'75-s94 100 shs Guilford NJ.
1000 g g $50 Co. -3H
5000 C. Ohio RR. 100 Z" 90 1903. So
1st m. bds., -57k 1000 shs Rudisell
Q shs. Blk of Bat-lO2H Mining Co. b60- l&
sh Union Bank-77 100 shs. Cambridge
2 shs. b. Il 0. RR.-77kI Mining Co. LA
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The International cricket match at New York
was concluded Tuesday, the United States eleven
winning with five wickets to fall. The score stood
at the concluson-Canada,l 100; United States. 1911.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

N.
CARDENAs-Bdrk James C0ok.-l11 hhds sugar, 22S
do moasses q tierces do Spence Reid 76 hhds.
gar, 90 hhdS Melado erce molasses Kirkland Chase
& Co.
PONCE, p R-Brig C. Hopkins.-220 hhds sugar, ITO
bbls. do, Stirling & Ahrens
BERMUDA-Ketch Comet.-S7 hides, 40 sheep skins,
cali do, Richard Tynes 26 kegs root R. & II. r.
Tucker.
WINDSOR, n. S.-Schr. Orucard.-1S0 tons plaster,
Kelsey & Gray.
C0ASTWISE
BosToN-Bdrk Sslah.-1O9 hhds. Melado, Dougherty,
Woods X CO.. so bales hemp, Pouney 4 Moale 800 cases
boots and shoes: 100 pkgs. mdse. sundrY persons.
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BosToN, August S.-The steamer Canada sailed
hence at noon for Liverpool, with 100000 in
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call for Douglas Convention in North Caro-.
lima, to nominate an electoral ticket, appears in the
Raleigh Standard. - WV
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THERMOMETERS,

THERMOMETERS,
" CHARTS,
- BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES.
ES- THE LARGEST ASSUKTM ENT OF THE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE
PETER WALTHER,
-0W Fratt street
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR T. & g. W
BLUNT. New York fe22-tf
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Among other incidents of the reception of the
Prince of Wales at St. John was the parade of
about 1000 school children, dressed uniformly, who
sang the British national anthem and strewed flow
ers in his path.
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From The Boston Herald of Tuesday
PRIZE FIGHT NEAR RIOS RON
ARREST OF THE PRINCIPALS AND ONE OF THE SECONDS
BOTH MEN BLIND.

| ARREST THE PRINCIPALS AND TIRE SFCoNDS
BOTH MEN BLIND.
| For some weeks past Jack Turner and Andrew
Gidlow have been training for n prize fight, the
stakes of which amounted to the small sum of $50.
The friends of the parties, after looking around for
spot where the tight would not be likely to be
interrupted, pitched upon Brewster's lsland In
Boston Harbor, about quarter of a mile from the
lower light. AT eight o'clock the Harbor Police
heard what was going on, and Captain Hough, with
four men, took row boat and pulled to the spot
AS they neared the island, man who was stationed
upon high point of the island to look out for the
approach of such persons, gave the alarm, and all
hands, excepting the principals and one of the
seconds named, Barney Williams alias John Welch,
sail, and were off.
The distance is about ten miles. When the po-
lice reached the island no one was to be seem but
they concluded to visit the house upon the island
and see what it contained and get drink of water,
of which they stood in great need While in the
building they concluded to look over the house,
and in one of the chambers they found Turner and
GIdlow stretched upon straw beds upon the floor,
and Barney Williams sponging the face of one of
them with warm water The principals presented
pitifu spectacle their eyes being closed, their
faces beaten out of shape and swollen terribly.
Ihe seconds had managed to dress them before the
police arrived, and to remove some of the blood
which covered their bOdes but the cuts and bruises
could not be wiped out so easily, and they re.
mained to show that the men lad made a desperate
fight.
the boat but not without opposition on the part of
the people who occupied the house. They armed
themselves with pitchtorks, and swore that the Off
GERS should take no one from the house, but they
did not persist in their resolution as it is said that
revolver is more formidable, when loaded, than
farming implements. The men so weak and
blind that the officers were compelled to support
them to the boat. They could not have seen a
meeting house rod off. In regard to the fight,
the men fought eighty-fve rounds in two hours and
twenty seconds, and when the officers were sighted
the fight was declared draw and the stake money
(S5O) was divided between them. The principals
would have made their escape with the rest of the
crowd, but they were too weak and blind to be
moved with rapidity, so it was concluded to leave
them behind with a second to take care of them
In one of the rounds Gidlow broke some the bones
OF his right hand, but he fought on with undauned
courage, and it is doubtful which would have tri-
umphed. Both men English and hail from
London; They will be arraigned in the Police
Court this forenoon, for participating in a prize
fight.