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Ia w LVI'ELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COUET-JUpGE Bonn

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.
Archibald Sterling, Jr., prosecuting The fol-
lowing cases were disposed of on Saturday last:
State Us. Thomas Keenan,, charged with assault
upon Joshua Taylor. Jury trial granted. Re-
eased upon $500 bail.--Edward Hall, charged
with assault upon Robert Starkey was released
from custody, having been in Jail for two weeks
awaiting trial.--John Patterson, charged with
an assault upon Cecilia Sullivan, also released
having served two weeks in jail.--Philip Nc
Mailer was adjudged guilty of an assault upon
George Connolly, and was fined SIS and costs by the
C0urt.--Wiam Hill was also adjudged guilty
OF an assault upon the same party and fined $40 and
costs. The case of Adolphus Hennis, charged
an assault upon John Miller. was stcttcd. Owing
to the absence of witnesses, the prosecutor was
dered to pay the costs.--A against Sarah
Harris, charged with an assault upon Sarah Lee
cOmpte, also dismissed for the same rea-
son.--A case against James Carson, was COM
promised upon payment of c0sts.-State Us.
Ca;harine Marinan, charged with assaults upon
Mary and Nancy Taylor. Fined IS cents and costs
in one case and dismissed in the other the prose-
cutor to pay costs.--Charles Parker was ad-
judged not guilty of an assault upon Eliza Parker
Lawrence Flynn was placed upon trial upOn
the charge OF participating in the eight on Pratt
street, and was adjudged guilty by the Court. Re-
manded tor MISUNDERSTANDING Brown, charged
with assault was called for trial and failing to ap-
pear, his recognizance was f0rfeited.-Wiiam
Gault was adJudged guilty of an outrageous as
sault upon woman named Eliza Jane Cox, and
was lined So and costs, and imprisoned one week
Cha les Kefb, charged with assault was de-
clared not guilty.-A case against John Gletter,
charged with an assault upon Louisa Merriken,
was compromised upon payment of COSTS
State Us. John Sheckles, charged with an as
sault upon Robert Gould. Not guilty, prose-
cutor to pay costs.-lsabella johnson, negress
charged with an assault upon Charlotte Clark,
negroes, was adjudged not guilty., and the prose
cutor ordered to pay costs.-The cases of Edward
Fuller, Patrick Hartley, Augustus Johnson Will
liam McGwine, Mark Hagan, Patrick Collins, and
Joseph Tatum were continued until Saturday next
owing to absence of witnesses Court dis
charged upon writ of habeas corpus, all those en-
gagged in the Federal Hill riot (See local column
until Wednesday morning next.
OTHER CoURTs.-No business of public interest
n o.
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THE ALARM AT CARLISLE The American Vogur-
tcer, at Carlisle, has the following paragraph
On Monday night or rather Tuesday morning a
rider arrived in our town from Hanover. York
county, bringing the startling intelligence that
large body of Southern men were marching upon
that town to burn it down, and that the object of
their invasion OF this State to make an attack
upon Carlisle and the military post at this place.
The story was incredible, but it was sufficiently
alarming to cause intense excitement. Alarm
bells were s0unded-the drum and fife called three
new volunteer companies to arms, who were soon
on the march-women and children were weeping
IN all directions, and the excitement exceeded any-
thing witnessed
The feeling, however, had somewhat subsidized.
when another rider, with horse foaming arrived
from Hanover, confirming the news of the first
rider. Again the excitement was greater than
ever. number of children were taken from their
beds and hurried out of town; the troops were
again put in motlon-od guns of every description
were brought out, and an early attack upon our
town was expec ted by most of our people. The
Infantry Company, we'll armed, marched to Paper
town, In double quick time, for the purpose of in
tercepting the marauders. Our whole people old
and young were in wild state of alarm until after
daylight. No enemy appearing, the excitement
again quoted down, and we doubt not most of our
citizens partook of a hearty breakfast.-PhH. Led
t,,,,J
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OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
&gil 41a0s.
W. ~r F-gHS1xS-E;xx.--
In I ss 4,

Ia ~ EgsazeEsESl--l FOR THE
GEET ST. ess sSEg&1GS% VEST AND 2OVTH
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On after April I4h S6lthe trains Wilt un as fellows
Leave CAMDEN STATION, Baitiulore--aail (excep
Smuda. at $50 A. n. Express daily at 3.45 r. NJ
VEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR IVA ! PASSEFGERS
Between baltimore and Piedmont take the 5 20 A. n
train; between Piedmont and Wheeling take Accommoda
ton train leaving Piedmont at 40 A. M and between
train froTa Ia tinore
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 439 P NJ
and Frederick at 4. 90 A. II.
THE ElLICOTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at II
A. n, and l.45 and $40 NJ and Eiiicotts Mills at 7.40
FOX WA SaiTG ron AND THE soUr9
Leaves Baltimore at 90 and $40 A. Land $40 5t0
H. On Sundays et 10 A. 81. only Leave Washington
625 and ITO A. NJ, and 2i5 and 5I5 p. ~ On Sundays
445 P N. only The second and fourth trains only from
baltimore stop at points The second fourth ra
fro Baltimore and the second and third .rcn Washington
connect with trains on the annapolis road.
For urther Information, tickets of kind, &c appy
to T. ENGLAND, Agent. at Camden station, or at The
ticket ONCE " p. SMITH,
=, o- Master Of Transportation.
IL III Nol.e, 6enerai TICKET Agent apl3tf
Icss TIs2zs4fs. FUR TIE
s11G sdaSZ@Ssss ORTIZ, WEST AND NORTHWEST
NORTHERH CENTRAL RAILWAY
CHANGE OF HOITRS
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4 --lf55ssf3.y5--sss.I tUR THk
Z eaa--Z-~N.SSEssy NORTH, WEST AND NORTHWEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
CHANGE OF HOURS
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

~ On and after January CO. Trains leave
CALVERT STATION AS FOLLOWS:
:, The Mail Train daily except Sundays 30 N
Tor mo Buffalo, Niagara Falls Kingston Scranton
Binghampton, Syracuse, Oswego, Toronto, QUEBEC and
ynntrea and all parts OF Western New York Canada
also, for Pittsburg, Chicago, Cleveland CINCINNATI ST
L2 p and all parts Of the West and Northwest.
hem Allentown Easton, Reading Pottsvile Carlisle
Cham bersburg, Pa. and HagerstOwn. hid.
ForGreen Springs, Owings Mills Resterstown and West
minister. ~ Wv
For New York city with only change of cars and at
as low fare as by other routes. - ' ~ A
Travellers can 20 by this train to Detroit Chicago via
Niagara Fails atthe same cost as by any other route
Express Train daily Except Sunday 40 NJ for all
points North and points the Western Maryland Rail.
road.
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at P n. for
the West and Northwest
Travellers from ash ingon and the South By the go
n and $40 P h. trains make connection with the trains
oyer this road.
For TICKETS and information, apply at the TICK EFT
OFFICE Calvert Station N. e. corner Of Calvert and
Feanklin streets, Baltimore
JAS. C. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN T. RlGNEY, Asst Superintendent ja30-tf
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Flour continues good, and the market is firm Good
brands OF superfne sold readily at 81 40 and extra at
S459G4oo with Few sales at 81 65. For good brands
OF Family 81 w was offered and refused they being held
tGo 81 at which rates sales of rst-cass country and
city sold. The demand for Bacon is very light and
prices nominal Nothing doing in bulk Pork shoulders
anu sues were offered at say cts without buyers. We
understand small sales of Bacon made Change
at ~ CTS out no large lots could have been sold that
manu- ior Lara with sales OF 800 terces at cts. Keg
Lara extremely dull at 10 cts. About 400 bbls Whis-
Key sold at IN cts The market is dull and the supply
in excess of the demand -
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-The Shoe
ana Leather Reporter says There is nothing new to re-
port me preparations for have entirely disarrangcd
all kinds OF business Very few goods are ar will be sent
South Tor the present. and but only lmi amount
wanted Tor the Western States. To the New England
States air quantity of goods are sold The manufac
turerS nave almost entirely ceased making up goods
Many OF the worknen, having Joined our volunteer
more are to follow There be nrospect that
there VIII soon be call for for the regiments which
are forming and one large Pearl street house has been
applied 10 ny Government agent from neighboring
state or Soes suitable for troops who may called into
service Dealers in leather CLEAN of sunshine in
this and quote the time honored saying that ait is an i'll
wind that blows nobody good
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW ORLEANS, April 26.-Cotton-Sales to-day 500
receipts 10 600 against 1900 time last year Ex-
ports u OoO bales; decreased receipts 532 COO ditto at all
ports IooOOO bales. Stock in port 900 bales Coffee
weeks sales ZOOO bags at lldl4 Stock 500 bags
against 1900 same last year
CINCINNATI, April 26-Flour unchanged, and the de-
mand is Tor the local trade. Whisky dull at II cts
Mess Pork Sl6.75@l6S7K. Nothing doing in bulk meat
Bacon.
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Ttetals, Sar0tuare. Sf-
, TT
HARDWARE

IL HISS :; cole, H. ~ -, ,-n,,-
ali, KINDS IsN 6F [MERiiClNs Hi4RbWARE
R E EfRaisr CO.'S CAST STEEL MILL, CROSS CUT and
FISHER 4 NORRIS, AMERICAN EAGLE ANyILs and
FIELDS, S1NDWfCH6 CO.'S CUT TACKs, sHoENAILs,
COLLINS HARTFORD AXES. HATcHETs, &c, ,,,-u
NEW EN&LANn SCREW CO&PANY'S GIMLET POINT
Russell 4 ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANY's
FIrST r&iASfYFACrURING coMPANY's CABINET and
AMERcAAX "HoRsENAIL coMPANY,s HORSE AND
@ AI i S9S SgQyE5s and SPADES, g, &c.
BAHAMAS i WALDR0N's BRAND CORN and GRASS
SGTT 5FR $y tAT sfit sGygRE sToSEs &C.
lof Which We offer a lowest Factory Prices my2tf
KEYSER, TROXEII. 4 co.
IRON W A r e 0U Sc,
No. 10 SeUTH CALVERT ST.
I IMPORTERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
4 IRON and STEEL, have constantly on hand complete
''''' '33IHiiE$hb1oAN,ANp ENe!1sn IRON,
RAILROAD D% SFI&ES aS 4: cHAGNs
vADUoF A RR sHaE4 SI g Rq Sn M26k oaap
Also agents foT the best Pennsylvania and Maryland
AHThRAGirA and CHAR9oALPIG IRON FURNACES
T.UGAN & JENKINS.
004A rs sSt HAR cIHs ssFERnG E4
gG6yA$ y MON $oXss GssT sS6 SHEAR sspaL
WALES FRENCH AUqsR, AUGGR BITrs &c
A. 6A& I2 Nh, FA ICES, FIE! !5 HAILs
Pt.ys Jgoys i''A NUTS "ASA7' ANE
AMERfGtN BGTT COMPANY, BUTT Hinges, SAD Inoss
c!$&LEs I, KgL,LoGe, CURRY oonps, sosnss, &c
56 h sNGF al fi3 CO. s5s zs '2 Bsss
r, -f6 oSyvyhLSp sro-v,, - S,,,,,
RiSIST X '' uAR FT 0iWPSNY Rr.es C,sn-r
S31SEa LAM H ''''- nv - A0' SA'D'A
P0EloP AAnElRAs, Axss, HA-GHsr2, &c lvi9 :
EETATERS & SCOTT
Wv No r SorrU ;,r,p1Rs sTpyr-
AMERICAN III DWIRE DEILEES IYD MANU-
FICTUPFRS, AGFVTS.
Have constantly = stor. a fn st5c, OF
" oa,, 80 CgLLAK 3E:s; [,, Wv
EA$lE ,L0c& &o.s qARI&ET AXn oTiEE LOCKS.
UXIoN BUTTS CO.'S Butt HiXGES, &c,
AND OThE Err GOODS.
| ". & B. DOUGLASS PUMPS, &c, &c
| BLOOD'S AND THE DOUGLASS AXE CO.'S EDGE
| ~ ~ TOOLS
AMES', ROWLAND'S, HALFMAN'S 3 GOULD'S
~ c,,c ,r,,,,,,,-,, .,r, StioF Els, SPADES, SC.
| TACKS, FINISHING SHOE AND CLOUT NAILS IN
| A general stock Of ~ a. A''if-i
BULDERS' AND SHELF HARDWARE,
| which IS offered at 10" ESr FACTORY PRICES
,,r,,,ur, STEEL. w
we are sole AGENrS in this market for wilson Hawks
worm " Sd t." Sad Gst Sffe ThSE
FORMATION nl3--f
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
| FIR ECIS s. LONEV WIZ. r. BARRY RNBT. s. FINLEY
IRWIN NEALE. Joseph P. ELLIOTT.
s F. B: Lo M, 4 CO. o.,,v
TupOrTERS IN WpOi' ~ aIE III TFRS IN
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Steamboats,.

IL FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER.
1ss5ssazzs The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will
NESAY february 6h and continue every Wsnssdsy
thereafter until further notice cav ,r,,1,,,, 49,.
ev T4s ssfTs MEEs
for tie same place.
NR-ro,ao.o ,ana., .. o,., THEo wEEMS s Master
All freight must be prepaid. mhl6 If
nsI.s BALTIMORE AND sUsQUEHAE
rJ5f S7% SS3S5y p
a2SF az HE5SkgpE4 a6d rbzf
fSanfR9 yay sn EFF sTGk RGH2S IT ETEs
The steamboat "LANCAsTER,' Capt. J. " Tonnlinson
rSs$Ra3 EHaHE an5 saHS
FY S at oeIosE ana ME f 81 aG$
RRa Passage 6ertlIs Included, so cents.
ffeshf recsyed !aiy until O'clock, carried at low
e. Duplicate receipts for freight will be reauirei
~ Boats towed only athe risk Of their owners
merchaadse consigned to him for any y' POINT en- the
S!ia CaIssor will re ship freghts intended more
Ths stesm5ost "Jt &fHrA, Capt Fred Tomnson cas
RRos sIFx T FA = % Agent Agent, Baltimore
apl5 II j. TOME, Agent, Port Deposit
OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
g q TR III In AND Ian
DaluForG from her berth at Needham's perLgft stree
wharf, EN ER9 FRIDAY AFTERE DON, at o'clock, and
returning leaves Frederick burg EVERY U ESDBY
oKN!NG at O'Clock, Immediately after the arrival OF
The tram Of cars from Richmond and Washington Stopping
at an the regular Landings the Rsppaisnncck rive
senStrs. 1890 f0
THE VIRGINIA
comparatively new and built by merchants OF Frede
rcNs0 ltg ana Baltimore, interested in the trade, and By
on the Rappshannock for the express purpose Of keeping
uSt Grass steamer on the route. During the winter tie for
enclosed,
lection Ter Horses, and other live stock Carriages Of al
sizes can be taken on board and carried under without
taxing Gil the wheels Her staerOom berth accnpmo
GaGus IRE large and commodous, and her capacity
Heish Intensive AS passen ger and freight at she has
no superior on the waters Of the Chesapeake.
b. fIeght we'd in Baltimore and charges ps
by X J; APRON d CO., Bowly's wharf
feight received on board Ufthe Steamer Wednesda
ana thursdays, and on Fridays up to O'Clock, p NJ
For further information and Blank Receipt Of fr use
by the Company, apply On board. or to
K; J. CAPRON CO, AgeG.s.
,- No 81 Rowlys wharf, Baltimore
2 SLAUGHTER, President, Fredericksburg, Va mh22-
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YambM.
SHINGLEs, LATHS AND

SHINGLES, LATHS AND
- LUMBER.
We have on hand large assortment of LUMBER that
are selling at the lowest cash prices. Customers will please
appy at the yard 1872 LIG TIT STREET WHARF or at the
corner OF EUTAW AND GERMAN STREETS.
olStf BURNS & SLOAN.
I UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c $4,000
Il xt-4 aud 81 Hemock Fencing; 5000 feet Hemlock
Ash Cherry and Poplar Plank ana Oak Cherry and Pine
Scantin white and red Oak Slaves 10000 Sugar or
aolasses Shocks shaved hid Hoops; 100000 shocks
For sale by WIN. 8. CROSS,
sp26-0 corner East Falls and Eastern Avenues.
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~ 10000 gallons bleached Winter Solar
1900 gallons beached Winter Elephant
5000 gallons unbeached Winter sperm
1000 gallons Northwest coast Whale.
5000 gallons pure Cod and S'
$500 gallons No Bank
Landed and for sale by
... J, PARKHURsr, Jr. &Co.,
sso'u IS Bowys wharf
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MARKETS. Ply TEL EcpLpu

EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
SAGUA LA GRANDE-Schr. John Gritfth-253 tons
Cumberland coal.
WEST INDIES-Br. brig Queen Tictoria-1Ol4 bills
Hour, 90 half bbs. do 200 bbs. meal SO do pork
100 bbls crackers 50 kes lard 80 boxes cheese 300
bushels corn, %, 900 shingles 500 slaves
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

Ships. Leave For D
Fulton. .....,....Ney York. U.vra at5 f ~
Glasgow....... New York; jvsrnonI III
t,incIniah. Portland. ~
New Hampton. Nav
NlaSara ..... Boston Live pool. ....May
New York Liverpool Nav 4
Hammouia.- New York;. ~ nhurr ~ =
Oahadlal.. Portland. Liverpool. Is
Ships. Leave 49, Tor ~
Srago:.'.''''..... New York.. Southampton Nav
n New Sou than pton NAV 4
, Inc Havana Steamers leave New York on the sd I'm
the tth and 18th. '-1'toH 20 S''oA
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NINfs. 1Iaaurs. &s.

eGINtS. AI0gUrs. ke.
80 -A''' TIP ! q ~ ,.,,,,
1891 IN WINES - Nt p Gf 4 , AM UEALhkS-
50 L Al S0uTr (hY sTptrT p T,A 80 A'-eo0
shsf a csISrsE i'2 Sses RYE
@Ha THOMAS SHIET,D9 r 20
Iszsassss
WINES
" n L . AND
BRANDIEs
.nas..,.., - oil bind. -. o,,,,sr,., ,o,,ops
Al Az o. hand large q saPsroT6l RYE WITS
: - o- FAMILY use and q III best brands. mz25H
HE9 fWpnPTtsS II; RoS % GO.i,-
N'A-'-2AA No. ~. 3 G0 GTy RiEE sTf 81
hoass IN store and United States Bonded Ware
c StafG ifsn 4RANni e
ROCHELI + BRAEDIEs
Seignette, Pellevoisn, &c
Grape eG Inporlal F Gif, &c.
NES,
0haFa&ne Aa fE[fffGR2I' E h&StGs6jfRR Malaga &c
s's'.' @'s 3Ib R$ #hsKEY large stock OF
FR ay Pre- hSn F2e Superior Nono"F"h" Jackson
un,,,-..,, MALAGA WINE,
States 90, l'y''' ." Vic '"''s'
o,,- $500 DON rs TIC BRANDY,
-,-GnM' ~ RE SPIklfS, EESTlFiED WHISKEY,
GiNVhK, Law ESDER,
.r., AND WILD CHERRY BRANDY,
Az guaranteed 10 give satisfaction, or viii be taken back
-
@|A 4 G. 4 D.
sEE4M Ter tya rrr,,eo Of doing ,,o-, vane-o1 r. sr
gSs@N nj ISFSS =" We m IL ars ~ eoj 80
CO., 81 rIooSs for Eseb ~ ~ Iapast 80 naS
Tis viii he aS ID 70 all fsniSt scco,nts
paid promptly every June and January. LIBERAL alloy
ance Ti De made q wholesale purchasers FOR cash oHer
ior S} } IN 10 D9h" aq ~ "a S StSre :,
oip SGTS ~ Tt Ky, y PC ipIIIcuuv
oLp SHoICHi iKi"E Era az - + Mhi Sn Nv
=, VIZ = tS 10 ~ - - II;!AsP VIM
MADEIRA Ft 81 t EpN LoI I'm Is "a
sugpprr,s WiR1T II Il II. GisL y 81, ~ pa
TOP4T Oh P0W4R{F and ofhSr bramds D
rTNT al ~ pHlT on % - Il; 49, 80 ;[%r,ot;
FINE V 9Th f,En SC E6i STI SSnGT WI oH'
WIN iN'D law " 81 L3y 4 y y ''' ]AS''O04NhH
ERIDsrcK Na TX t.N,., .,oa h,a,a,
n FInET5S ~ i ny :: n K ' 100 WiSVc
urpi r,N ri STrES !, r. y 5fE IN
81 0-'' "No'' ''' ~ Is h' A4'N 'if'4'4E]AH
ON MOCHA lava a,i 70 IS rOprFrS Tr.s y, oil
;in59 q nj bSsf n g, " ~ ~ 0' -8' 4'" Vi ali
nIStSS
fshECIl EAc, " lfNNC1Io, ~ i.f'o les y,
81 osoortr,ar+ =, FoeEr1,H and Do,5EsrTC cox
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CINCINNATI MARKETS, April 27-The consump.
tive demand for high grades Of superfne and Extra
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4 lHOiCE COGNAC BRANDY of various STAN
qard brands, for Sic from e. s bonded warehouse bv
LAURENCE TH0MSEN X 90. Ga Exchange Place mh2s,f.
GLOVERSEED AND BULK HAMS.-IOO
sale by MEINSEL FTON, I4 Pratt street apo 1t
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4 !bEAh HTDH0.-25 hhdS. prime heavy cea"
{ tUT HERRlNGS.-300 half and quarter bbs.
- cut HeLrings, landing and sale by THOS
MATTHEWS 4 SONS. No. Is i3owly's wharf api.tI
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EMP.-40 bales American Rough Hemp, and
IL 10 bales Sum do just ami for saleby PuIT
NEY y MOAIE. 40 a West Lombard street ap9tf
EEAN6
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STATE AGRICULTURAL BUKEAU.-Second Days Pro
ceedings-On melton the Secretary was ordered to
furnish TO each member Of the Bureau before the
October Fair, badge which shall admit the bearer
and wife 70 the FAIR ground.
Mr.. FIFE offered resolution instructing the ex-
ecutive committee to offer no premium higher than
$500, unless the same shall be paid by individu al
subscriptions, and also all premiums over SIS shall
be seconded by another and smaller premiums in.
stead of q certificate. The question was discussed
by Messrs. FIFE, WALLER and CAvITr for the resou-
ton, and against it by Messrs. HARDING, SToCKELI,
SHUGLRT and OWEN. A division of the question was
called for and refused The resolution was then de-
feated.
On motion of Mr.. EDxoSsoN the executive COM
mittee was ordered, in connection with the David
son County Society, to make out premium list for
the October Fair.
The committee appointed to settle with Mr.. RAINS
on account of building expenses reported that the
sum of $2629, with twelve months interest on the
anne, is due that gentleman.
Mr.. CAvITT offered resolution, which was adopt
ed, making it the duty of the Bureau to spend each
evening at the October session of the same in the
discussion of some subject of practical agriculture
Gen. WILLIAM G. HARDING invited the members of
the Bureau to call him, at his residence on We'd
nesday, and spend the day in examining his farm,
stock, etc., which invitation was accepted
Adjourned for dinner.
EUeRing iSession.-Mr. STocKRIL moved the ap-
pointment which was agreed to, of committee of
i've to report on the several subjects named to |
which is added the appointee, to wit: History, |
past and present of blOOded horses in Tennessee,
LOCUS Polk. -Historypast and present of blooded
cattle in Tennessee, T. B. JOHNSON History, past
end present, of bloOded sheep in Tennessee, R. c. |
FssrER. Jack stOck-A. c. FRANKLIN. Cultivating |
corn in Tennessee its relation to other crops, JNo
Wn1ANs Wheat crop in Tennessee, F. B. RAINS.
Cultivation of Grass in Tennessee, W. G. HARDING.
Agricultural implements J. C. OWEN. Wornout
lands, r. II. HoDsDEN. Tobacco its cultivation and
manufacture, V. B. WALKER. Cotton, Geo. L.
HOLMES. Grapes, their cultivation and after mans
agement, EoBT. II. ARMSTRONG. Horticulture, S. W.
HoUGHToN The proposition was agreed to. The
reports will be made in writing at the October
meeting of the Bureau, and will doubtless, contain
an amount of information that WILL if given to the
public be of great value to those interested in agri
culture and stock raising.
1t was ordered that the Secretary and Treasurer
report semiannually the condition of the finances
of the Bureau, the Secretary being required to
pay over to the Treasurer any more money that
may so into his hands
Mr.. HARDING called the attention of the Bureau to
the Importance of keeping meteorological statistics
for the benefit of the agricultural interest of the
State, which was referred to the next meeting.
sine de.
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CITY AFFARs.-At the regular meeting of the
the Mayor was read by the Recorder, showing the
number of checks issued by him during the month,
amounting to S5.796 73.
The report of the Recorder shows collections on
account of license, privileges and fines during the
month of March amounting to 100 80 the eport
of the Water Tax Collector 1920 60 since last report
and the Wharf Master 1914 II.
The Committee on Finance reported on sundry
accounts amounting to S349 81, and recommended
that they be paid.
The report Of the Chief of the Fire Department
shows the expenses of the Department for the month
of March to be 81 ,OOS 80, as follows: Wages
$7S2 30, feed SIG g. fuel S2G p, repairs S45 81,
and miscellaneous S34 so. There were four alarms
and one fire during the month, the fire involving a
Loss Of 81 200, upon which there was no insurance
The report Of the Sexton of the Cemetery shows
that there were 30 interments during March-2I
whites and IL blacks-9 of the number being from
the country.
The report of the Keeper of the Work House
shows that there were ia committals during March,
and that there remained in confinement on the LIST
inst, IS.
The resolution from the Common Council to au-
thOrize DR.. r. c. FOSTER to erect shed on the West
side of the Market House was concurred in.
Mr.. MEIGs introduced bill for the amelioraton
of the evils of prostitution, passed its read
ing and referred to a select committee composed of
Nessrs. Cox, HURLEY and JACKSON