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An Act to grant to the City Of Port Huron Michigan
a part Of the Military Reservation Of Fort Grafton
for the Enlargement Of the City Cemetery at tha
place.
Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of Reprssen
tatiues Of the United States Of 4msIIed in C0HgreN
assembled, That the Secretary Of War be, and he i
hereby authorized and required to convey to the cit
Of Port Huron Michigan OF the military reservation
Of Fort Gratiot lot not TO exceed thirty acres to b.
taken from the land adjoining the city cemetery ani
TO be used for its enlargement and for no other pur
pose far under such coodtons aud reservations a.
In the Opincn Of the Secretary Of War the public in
terest present or prospective may require.
Approved, June %, 1860.
, 1861-01-25

SECESSION IN A NUTsHELL-The Lou
isville journal says: Missouri aud Ten
nessee, Kentucky, Virginia and Maryland
deprecate the dissolution of the Union.
But South Carolina and Florida and Geor-
gia swear that the Union shall be dissolved
on account Of the escape of MisSourls
Kentucky's, Virginia's and Marylands
slavesl What disinterested creatures
Florida, South Carolina and Georgia must
lao
, 1861-01-25

I'TNHE PROPRIETOR has recently erected in con
! l Dcction with, and As part Of the Washington
| HOTEL large two story bIiliing-2O by 90 feet
by which he is enabled TO provide the travelling public
with larger number Of clpatouS comfortable and
eXcellentlyventiated lpartmensthln can be afforded
by any other public house in Washington Territory.
An idea Of his ability to accommodate the public may
judged from the actthat the Hotel contains twen.
tyive private rooms-(eNcl1siVc Of family apart
mcnts) six Of which are Large drawing rooms or
parlnrS.
Thankful to the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended the proprietor and haying thus
enlarged upon his former business he feels confident
h" can render the sojoUrn ofstrangers with Rim com
Portable and pleasant and pains shall he Shared to
set his table as well as any in like business
Beds andJed-rooms furnished to such as may desire
them.
Board by the day and week.
4 good stable Is attached tn this establishment
which will he amply supplied with forage for tho lc
cOmmNlation Of animals Of the travelling nuhlic.
cited
O'ym7is Ds'.4 1857.
, 1861-01-25

1t happens to men Of learning, as to ears
Of corn; they shoot up and raise their
heads high while they are empty; but when
full aud swelled with grain, they begin to
flag and droop.
, 1861-01-25


Floor OIL Clotlaa
Now landing and for sale. at lowest rates. by
FRANK BAKER
lle and liz Clay Streot--l3j and l37 Merchant St.
Sn;O san Francisco
, 1861-01-25
yN IVl LEO m ms MEDICAL EFFIClE z,
I'm ON CLUB HOUSE GIN "

prepared expressly to meet such eXgencies and 10
act know 1t will act, an antdote. we conf.
IDENTIFY prescribe II the very best article in the
try. The name Of " Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps''
has never been attached in any way to this article
In first Dresentng the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-01
ny THE NoRTm AMERICA.

PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. 3D. Steamship North
america, Capt Alton, from Liverpool Goth,
Via Londonderry 2lst inst, arrived here at
1915 A. NJ.
The sales Of cotton at Liverpool for the week
were 10000 bales, and prices were full 4c
higher. Breadstutfs firm, with good de-
mand.
The Russian government has received news
that the English prisoners, D'Norman, Ander-
son, and Bowlby, and three French officers,
had been massacred by the Chinese.
Negotiations for the evacuation Of Gaeta lav.
ing. failed, tie bombardment would recon-
mence on the 10Th.
The directors of the Atlantic telegraph CON-
pany have resolved to keep the concern afoat
at t, " expense, in hopes Of renewing
operations at some future time.
1t is beyond a doubt that the projected
Turkish loan is complete failure here, and
its prospects are scarcely better at Paris.
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xew Won, 1unr,.at.-nec q,

STOCKS are decidedly better and active, money and
and quincy 65 Michigan Central 50 Galena and Chica-
go64 Cleveland and Toledo 81 Illinois Central scrp
5 Reading 36; Michigan southern guaranteed $751; Har-
len preferred "a Southern 30 Michigan southern Rail-
~; Harlem N; Hudson 45; Erie assorted IS; Erie
Railroad 49,; Central 763; Pacific Mail s43; Cum
perand Coal Co S2 Erie per Ct bonds Isl Eric per ct
ponds ~; Missouri skies 1O Virginia skies Is; United
States ives II Coupons 49,
COTTON active, and a &c better: sales $500 bales at
lls @ life for mddling unlands.
FLoUR-Receipts 1856 bbls sales 1890 bbls; state
ana western a Oc better; superiine state 40 "a 800
extra state, S545 q $780, round hoop Ohio SO a 57s
supernne western $50 @ $50; common to good extra
WESTERN S54o 1 1885, southern shade hrmer: sales $50
Dds; mixed to good $40 5,55; fancy and extra $500
% 80 canada irmer; safes 800 bbls extra So a 81
GhAdN-Whe heat very quite, and held | a &c higher;
sales S5gy Dushe Chicago spring Sill winter red west
ern Sl35 Corn lie higher; sales $1,000 bushels; ixed
western lOc in store, and TIC deIvered southern old
weviI cut Csc. 'N
PRONlSl0NS-Beef dull and unchanged: sales liz
Us bbls Pork 1rmer sales 2l5 bbls Lard Arm: saIes
6OO bbls here and to arrive 10 q l03c bills Whisky
quiet and steady; sales 100 bbls at Is "a Isle
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

BOSTON AND VICINITY.
The Suffolk lead works building in South
Boston, which was chiefly occupied in the
manufacture of vinegar, took fire Sunday
afternoon, and about 10000 gallons of that
fluid was ruined. The loss in stock was
nearly $4,000.
The clerks in the Boston custom house did
not receive their months salary on Saturday,
as usual, no draft having been received from
Washington. The New York officials are also
in want OF funds.
On Saturday, Ann Maria Bennett, four and
half years old, child of Osmund Bennett,
died from the effects of drinking rum from a
bottle carelessly left within its reach.
MIDDLEsEx COUNTY.
On Thursday, 9th ult., Thomas Cunning
ham of Lowell was burned to death by the
bursting OF can of kerosene OIL
The Perkins street Baptist church, in Som
erville, caught fire Sunday night from the
furnaces, and was damaged to the amount of
$3.50.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
The Congregational church in South Brain
tree was destroyed By fire, Sunday night. The
fire was the work OF an incendiary, and there
was no insurance.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
Senior Cassares, the accomplished pianist,
now residing in Springfield, was, on Saturday
SNShlHS, NlCtiul 10 lne reckless naDu OF
coasting in the streets. While walking on
Union street, a lads sled run into him, caus-
ing so bad sprain of the ANGLE as to lay him
under physicians care.
The clothing and shoe store of ID. F. Ken.
dali, at Chicopee, was robbed OF goods and
money to the value of $3.50 or whereabouts, on
Tuesday night 18th ut. The thieves are
supposed to have been expect "cracksmen,"
but quit the premises from sudden alarm.
The coroner's jury which met to investigate
the mysterious death of Matilda Bedonaugh,
on Potter's mountain, Lanesboro', returned a
verdict that the woman expired in fit, and
was afterwards scratched and gnawed by wild
animals.
RHODE ISLAND.
Several wealthy capitalists are about to
erect a large establishment at Bristol for tho
manufacture of chains, under the invention of
G. G. Dennis, Esq, who has sold his right to
them for 100000 The company has cap
ital stock OF 81 100000.
Dennis Towney was killed Saturday even
in bear Providence by the engine Of the in
tseight train from Worcester. His legs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-01
CABINET MAKING FOR Mr.. LINCOLN.
GEN. WOOL ON THE REBELLION
Intense Excitement in Washington.
SECESSIONISM DEFEATED IN ALA.
BAMA.

New York, Dec. 31.-The special Wash
ington despatch to the New York Evening
Post states that Alexander IL. Stephens OF
Georgia, and Robert l.. Scott of Virginia have
been offered seats in President Lincoln's cabi.
net. 1t further states that Brevet Major
Washington says Mr.. Lincoln shall be inau-
gurated in Washington.
Troy, NJ T., Dec. 81 Gen. Wool has
written letter in favor OF putting down re-
bellion. He declares that if Fort Sumpter was
surrendered to the secession-sts, in twenty
days 10000 men would be ready to take ven
geance on all who betray the Union.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.--The report that
Gen Scott had been appointed secretary OF
war ad interim produced thrilling effect, occa-
sioning much Indignation among the secession
lists, who are fully aware that Gen. Scott ia
vors extensive military preparations. The
truth is that Postmaster General Holt is in
temporary charge of the war department, and
was attending to his duties there tonight
Gen Scott has not been either to the presi
dents house or TO the department to-day.
OeClGtdlg AhVthP9Ol dlu pGCTeldfy 1nO0las
were at the cabinet meeting to-day, though Il
was rumored that both had resigned. Many
reports prevail, with no foundation, but wheel
serve to add to the already intense excite
ment.
Mr.. Bingham offered a bill, to-day, provid
ing for the collection of duties on imports
which was referred to the judiciary committee
With the view to increasing the power of til,
resident to enforce the revenue laws.
WASHINGTON, Monday noon-Mr. Buchan
3n says that his forbearance has been msun
erstood and abused by the people of Sout
arolina. Colonel Huger, the postmaster a
harleston, OH Wednesday last, the 26tl
Tered postage stamps to the value of lou
Endred and fifty dollars for the use of hi
ice Other postmasters in South Carolin
We sent similar orders the past week. NJ
Elt the postmaster general, declines to f
h orders for the present-withont the none
companies the order.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 31.-A majority of Il
vention will favor co operation.
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were cut off above the ANGLES, his arms were
torn from their sockets, his body was severed
in twain, and the flesh was frightiully torn and
mutilated.
CONNECTICUT
Two destructive fires occurred in Bridge
port, Conn. Saturday mo ming, burning to
the ground Dunlaps hoop skirt factory, the
crockery warehouse of Booth & Co., Wimot's
stove store, the premises Of Wheeler Beers,
eoppersmith, and other valuable property.
The entire loss was s75, 900 partially insured.
One of the Hartford banks recently dis
counted note of $1,000 for a country manu-
facturer; he paid the bills to his workmen tor
wages dubbed their various sums, sent the
sum total to the bank, and drew the gold.
The manufacturer is naturally enough denied
further accommodations at the bank and oblg'
ed to curtail his business and discharge help.
Early Sunday morning another tenement
house situated on st. John street, New Haven,
was destroyed by an incendiary fire. Eight
families were driven into the street, some of
them with nothing saved but their night
clothes,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-01
THE SOUTH CAROLINA COMMISSION.
EIeS FEEL INSULEEDi
From the B0ston Journal.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S1.-Hostilities have
probably been commenced at Charleston by
distributing the arms contained in the United
States arsenal to the South Carolina troops,
and bombarding fort Sumpter, as the commits
sioners feel their dignity nsulted, and have
telegraphed home to tnat effect, by the refusal
of the president to degrade Major Anderson.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-01

DIED.
In this city, Dec 30, Mrs Adsne NJ widow OF the late
Marble Putnam, Esq; 3lst, Willie II, only child Of VIM
Wheeler, End, yr 5 mos i4 days.
In West Boylston Nov 25 Mrs Lucv relict of Tuther
Taylor deceased, Is.
y ~ New Bralntree, Dec 90, Mrs Elizabeth widow of
theA Siey John Fiske in the ninety first wear of her
-" - 49,
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iDotIGs are warranted 2 cure All Snrn1

tb ~ TWO notles are warranted TO cure all hum0rs
T9 bottles are warranted to running of the ear
Fourto six bottles warranted to cure corrunt N,
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
dwo or three bottles are warranted TO the wors
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the mos
desperate case of rheumatism.
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case Of
one 70 three bottles are warranted to the worst
sands that it has caused by canker in the stomach
Sne to two bottles cure sick headache
state of the bowels. N'
One to two bottles will regulate all arrangements ofthe
| kidneys. VI '"N
Four to SIX bottles have cured the worst cases ofdrop
One to three bottles have cured the of piles
areilei is always experienced What mercy to GET re
iei IN such an exericating disease.
since It's rst discovery, have from time to time add
ca various other herbs to it; Of one ofhem ppocates
she rather OF MEDICINE says: sit herb Of Jupiter
lit openeth distractions of the liver gall and spleen
II Is an especial friend to the liver worth all other herbs
p4t together cooling it when too hot, and warming
"it ereateth appetite cureth all gone and sinking
stitches in thesde. '' '"0
expes all raw, viseious and Shiny humors out OF
e ooaN ~ eleaseth all inward ulcers and concealed
bloGG from the kidneys.
"By opening distractions of the spleen it puraet all
choer and melancholy vapors which rise 10 the
neaa ana BRAIN causing distressing headache fearful
Dodng OF trouble trembling of the heart aintng and
nj The herb boiled II wine is good revive
ing sickness after fever nothing him to health
50 QUICK as uflnklng the juice of this herb.
THE seeds boiled in cureth the most offensive
breath and drank at bedtime prevents what common
bilious peO - ace liable to.
The FatheruI Medicine says of another herb in this
composition, that III is herb of the sun and in the
sign Leo. s. w - sie
SH sun Is Hsource of all life and ruletb the heart.
and t ereS best cordial the
OF the he' Of any that grows it comforteth the heart
lntng and smotherng of it, yet must be taken care
fully or severe gripping will ensue which must be cor
reeted with tennel seed or ginger.
No change of diet ever the best Won can
get, and enough of it, ~
Bystrietly following the directions In the pamphlet
around each bottle and by udicous application 5the
SAT- Rheun Ointment, Serofnid Oiat1neRt and HeqSina
Ointment every ulcer and of whatever kind or na
tute except that taken roots are pereetlv
and permanently cured. fN'
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 100 Warren
street. Roxbury Mass Price 81. dtfaweow 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-01

SITUATION WANTED-By a girl to
~ do general Homework. Inquire at Al Mechanic
street d2ts iai
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-01

EOUND-On Saturday, about ore mile
n from oxford of uppers, which the owner can
have by applying to W. A. WHEELER, Thomas
street. DIT ial
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DANCING SCHOOL.-Mr. and

NOTICE.-This is to certify that my wife,
4N ANGELINA L. ALDRICII, has left my bed and
board without cause and forbid all persons harborng
trusting her my account for shall pay debts OF
her contracting after this date.
EDWIN c. ALDRICH
UPTON. Dec 81, 1850 d3ts ia2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-01

UNEXPECTED AcooMPANIMENT.- The pow.
er of popular music was well illustrated in
Hartford on Christmas eve. supper was
given to the children of the Morgan Street
Mission School," and the Press says every
thing passed Off as decorously as a Sunday
school should, until. whilst they were devour-
ing the goodies, the band struckup Dixie"
In an instant the boys were singing, at the top
of their voices =
81 wish was in Dixie
HOoray! Hooray!
In DiNies land III take my stand,
And lib and die in Dixie
Away, away, away, down souf in Dixie"
The teachers tried to look grave, and said
"shh-hP with a warning finger lifted but it
was Of no use ; they gave it up, and Joined in
the song and the general amusement, 1t was
not exactly a Sunday school song, but seemed
to do the boys "heep o good" Said grin
ming little darkey, rolling the whites of his
eyes up to the city missionary owe couldn't
help it, massa. Ii dey didn't want us to sing
Dixie, de band no business to play such jolly
tunes !"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-01

SITUATION WANTED-To do general
~ homework by capable girl. Apply at No. Hines
Court Maple street. d6tt jal
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MARRIED
nIEn,

In Leicester, Dee 6, by Rev Nelson Alonzo Hate
to Sarah A Leighton, both of Leicester.
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dNants

SITUATION WANTED-By a capable
~ young woman, to do general houseworf.- Apply
II Temple street d3t+
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buttons.
BY Il. w. VAIL 4
GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE AUCN

GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE AUCN
~ TIoN SALE OF FANCY GOODS, HOLIDAY
PRESEN rS-Paran Statuary, Vases, fine French II nnE
es Paris Clocks, fine Bohemian Ware Decanters,
lets, Wines, Finger Bowls, Punch Bowls, Mantel ~
French Porcelain Tea Sets Toilet Sets both pain1
white and decorated Vases Card Baskets, Tete-arote
Sets Cologne Stands &c. choice lot of Silver Plated
Ware, and great variety of Fancy Goods-the whole
forming, it is Believed the best collection received
from New York markets and which am instructed to
sell without offering splendid opportunity to
purchase your Holiday Presents.
The above will be on exhibition Saturday morning,
Dec q, at 10 o'clock Sale will commence at 2. at
Store No Lincoln House Block, and continue afternoon
and evening, until disposed Of Ladies salcnlarly
invited to attend. Z. WNAILL.
dts Hlk
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notttes.
N d f F / N d E N T
COURSE OF LECTURES,
CONCERTS.
SIX EVEN G. S
Commencing at Mechanics Hall, Tues
day Evening, Jan, l, 1861.

PROGRAMME.
list, POEM, by Epy1N BYNNRR ESQ
ruasdo, ror End, CONCERT, by the Mendelssohn
''"" Choral Club, assisted by Miss NELLIE
Friday Evening" Jan. 49, Tuesday Evening" IAN 49, Tues
day Evening" Feb s. Will be occupied by Rev. MERRILL
acnARDsoN in the delivery Of his celebrated Series Of
Three Lectures on the French egolution of 1880 Sub
lects as follows; Jan. Is, Overthrow Of the French
Monarchy; Jan %, The Reign of Terror under the
JacObins; Feb, 5, Napoleon BOnaparte.
Thursday, Feb u, Lecture by j. K STONE, A. NJ, Prn-
clpal Of the Worcester Academy. Subject Physiolo-
- y, Illustrated by Manikn, Diagrams, &c.
Friday, Feb. ~, Readings from Midsummer Nights
Dream by conn etent Reader, name given hereaf-
pressly for the Play by Mendcssohn. Piansts, Mr. b.
D. ALLEN, Mrs, Il. b. DAME. Chorus by large and Sc
lect number Of Female Voices.
Tickets for the Course 30 cents first and last eve
nngs, Is cents intervening evenings 10 cents to be
4 O'Clock. diff d29
WORCESTER & NASHUA RAIL
SemtAnuua Dividend of two dollars and fifty cents per
share on the stock of this Company has been declared
Ry W Rs or at ne 9s Of e st
to holders Of stock ON the 18th instant; -
Worcester, Dec. %, 1860. DIV d29
NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS
l. The subscriber would most respectfully inform
Manufacturers of Cotton and Wooden Goods and also
Wire Manufacturers that he has his place of
business to Exchange street second door in Merrfelds
Building, very near the Bay State House, and is
prepared to build all kinds of Crompon and other Fam
ey Looms of the most approved kinds and all kinds
Twilled and Plain Cam Looms, broad narrow.
Also, wrapping, Dressing and Spooling Machines with
Steam Cylinders Pipes for Drying He also Manufc-
lures all kinds of Machinery and Tools manufacturing
Wire on the most approved plans With thirty years
perienee and strict attention to the wants Of his pat
customers with better machinery than they can purchase
elsewhere and at less prices Jobbng and Repairing done
at short notice Thankful for past tavors he would
WA. Nj. BICKFoRD.
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ca HOUSE FOR SALE
- House No. Is Pearl street; Inquire on the prem
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-02
RICHMOND, va, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER q 1861

There Is no law at the North but the toal
o. sns Federal Executive; and 1t il a notable
circumstances In American history, that Amer
lean ministers return home bearing prayers
ana congratulations from crowned heads
Tor the sacceaa Of the strong measures Of the
new-aedged American despot.
Thefa is no hops for tie restoration of coa-
ssisutional freedom at the North, except
through the complete overthrow of The Federal
authority, the radical disintegration Of what
remains Of the Federal Union, the re re-establish-
rnsns of ths absolute Independence of the North
ern States, and the reconstruction of Fedora
Union Of those States upon The wholesome prin-
cipses which they have now utterly lost, Of in
allanabie State sovereignty. If all effscti ge
political authority in a large extent OF popa.
ioas country is consolidated in central gov
errmsnl the prsponderant strength Of the
central power becomes inconsistent With the
Independence Of the States and the freedom OF
the individual citizen. The doctrines Of con
soidation have been in supremacy at Wash
ington for only four months, and that shorl
tine has sufficed for the utter annihila,ioa Of
state power and the overthrow of ali the most
sacred rights of free citigsns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-02

Magor's Court, Satsrday-A Alderman
Sarxay presiding. Michael Barns WAS brought
up on a charge OF drunkenness, and sent to
lail.--Pstrick Carey vas convicted of break
ing win low glass ia tne house of Magsret
MoMaaon, aud vas also commistad-Dab abnay,
slave, was arrsignsd upon the charge Of
stealing bacon belonging to the Confederate
States, which he'd hsen entrusted to him a
the driver Of a wagon. Dabuay stoutly denied
his guilt, bat in vein. He was ordered to
receive nine- and-thirty lashes.--John PheelxD,
charged with assault and battery upon Patrick
Braanon, was next brought to the bar.
Several witnesses testified with m;raculous
volubiiity 70 the fact that Phsolan had at
tempted in summary way to disposssss
sSe complainant of tenement belonging to
p, which Brannon had for some time oocu-
pled without paying any rent therefor tha
owner said. Tae Cour. admonished Mr.. Phee-
Ian that he must proceed against his nom
paying tenants in lawful manner, and held
him to hail to keep tho peace, especially as 10
Tie complainant, in tho sum Of enc hundred and
fifty dollars. The surety as Immediately forth
coming, and Mr.. Pheelan was DISCHARGED
Frank johnson, Michael Burke, John Dun
navant, and John Strahan, were srraignsd
upon the charge of having, hstwesn ten and
eleven o'clock Friday night, broken the dcofl
and windows of the dwelling house Of Susan
Barker, and beaten Sydnor Alexander, besides
having treated several ladies in that and ad-
joining houses in shameful manner--knock-
ing then down, bruising theirfacss, and fright
ening them all very muaii. Tho ladies eli ap-
psared in Court, aad Identified ths guilty par
ties with perfect ce.taiaty, not one Of them ex-
pressing doubt as to whetha the four men
before them were those who had been engaged
in these disorderiy proceedings, but ali as
ssSera,ing that they recognized them with
out difficulty. Altar msch confusion Of
tongues among the Witnesses, and . par
tial cross-examination of them by the
parties implicated, all of whom protested
that they had gone into the house a. peace
makers, having heard much commotion there
in, and two Of whom appeared to be less guilty
than their comrades, tbs Alderman discharged
Frs1k johnson and Michael Burke With q
word OF admonision, and committed John
Dannavans and John S.rahan to jail
Jordan Miller and Augustus Miller wsre
called up 70 answer the charge Of having
unlawfuliy broken window and door
in the house of J. L. Mosby. The wisness-
es for the prosecution were examined, and
snoss for the defence called, bat these cana
no." Whereupon, at the request Of the MIL
lors, tie case was continued to Monday.