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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10

SLAUGHTER OF rHz INNocxNrs following
are TIE discredi,ed Wisconsin Banks:
Arctic Bank. Bank Of Albany, Bank of Beaver
Dam. Bank Of Eau Claire. Bank of Grant Coun-
~. Bank Of Green Bay, Bank Of Horican, Bank
Of Maneka, Bank Of Monroe, Bank Of White
Water, Bank Of Wisconsin, Beloit Savings Bank,
Chippewa BiLk, Citizens Bank. Oshkosh ;
Clark County Bank, Commercial Bank. Racii
Corn Planters Bank. Dodge County Bank, Fix.
horn Bank. Farmers Bank. Three Rivers; Far.
mers L Mechanics Bark. Forest City Bank, Hall
Il Bros Bank, Eau Clare; IA tas-yan Bank,
Kishkonong Bank. Msrkesan; La Cross County
Bank, Lake Shore Bark, Mechanics Bank. Green
Lake; Monroe County Bank, North Wes;ers
Bank, Osborn Bank, Portage County Bank,
Rockwell L Cos Bank, Reedsburgh Bank. South.
ern Bank. Beloit; St. Croix River Bank, State
Stock Bark, Sun Prairie Bank, Tradesmans
Bank, Eagle Lake; " aushara Bank, Wood Co.
Bank
The buying rate Of the paper of the above
bank ID rather unsettled. Sales have been made
At Is dis, but 1t may show some slight signs oil
improvement in few DAYS. Good Wisconsin is
8 dis. Illinois dis Illinois discredited, Csc
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~TRY IT. With these words to-

rTRY IT. - With these words the
stranger put package Of DeI.and & Co.'S Sal
eraius into Rates hand. and disappeared. Ever
after this m. mOrab!e day. poor bread, dingy
pastry and suiphurous biscuit were unknown in
this family. bur the fame of Rates excellent
pastry. bread. &c.. spread over the whole school
district, and lad many env.ous people to make
the Inquiry, Whose Saleratus do YOU use?'
to which she invariaIl y replied, ID. Il. De Land
Co.'S. 1t can he Purchase from most grocers
AID store keepers. Sold al Wholesale by the
deal, rs in Chicago and Milwaukee.
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I.p.rR ADril z 1851

LAPsER. April 3, 1861.
Returns from this county thus far received
show the following result:
HAdley-Repubican msjority not received.
Elba-DemOcratic majority 37-a gan owe,
last falls vote.
Oregon Democratic majority II.
Lapeer-Re publican majority averages Ill
Republican gam.
Mets,nOra-Republ;can majority AGAIN.
Dry maj ,rlty7.
Attca-Democratc msj ,rty S-gain.
Arcadia do. do. 5-gsin.
N. Branch do. do l7-g.in.
Bu,liugton-Republican majority not aseer.
tanned.
Acknowledgement majority 3.
GOodland- do do. 81.
Almont-Republcan majority Slight vote.
Thus far we lose one member on the Board
The three towns yet To hear from, viz: Mara.
thon. Rich and Deerfeld, went Republican las,
spring and fall.
There was little interest except here, where
the Rat,lesnakes tried Union game. and
put Oh their ticket the name Of some OF our best
Republicans. The latter, however, declined to
be in .uch company, and the result is A. abov.
given.
Manning has 295 majority in town.
Yours, i'm the Union a. our fathers made it,
LAPEER
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CouGHs The sud en changes If climate ave
" PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL and AsrHNArIc AZTEC
lions txpenence Lavins proved that simple 'eln-de-
u en- act speedily AMI certainly ~hen taken the earl,
stages OF til disease, sbOuld be had
Brovns onchii Toci 50 L,zense-, let the CJld
Cough, Irritation 81 tie Throat be slight,
by this precau u at ack may br ef-c
tusiy ssrded of Pubic Speake aod Singers vii abc
h IN .aectua for clearing aud stenglLeG'ng the
See arve- tisem<nt 6nc93
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EPISCOPAL - At the Annual Election
held in 81. Paul's Church Of this city, April !.
the following gentlemen were duly elected Off
GERS fJr the ensuing year:
v~str,men-G. W. Peck, W. II. Chapman, s
Hunter, B. naxton, J. NJ. GIiswod, A. b. Flow
er,E Price. W Lee, S. Briggs. Wardens-J.
N (SrisWold E. Price.
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To COs,sunl pstves.

Tie advertiser hav been red tn health . few
week by very .mpe remedy after having suffered sev
sral years With lung Affection and that dreac
iises,e. Coasumpr aox'oCs to make knosn TO b..
e loo sufferers u mean- e cure.
To ali Tho desire il; he ~is SEED copy Of the p'esc-ip
tim usei (Iee charged With the dr-c,ins n r'epsr
ng AMI using the shich they will aud . SURE CrI
fr CONSERVATION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The oniy ober
f the DIV, in send the description is 10 bn-
he afflicted sp cad nfrm .tun which he
"a be Invaluable, and he hops -v-ry sa- ill Try nj
d., u, VII cost them nuhng, and may prove a
e-sng
Parties .,-h.' lie P;-scrption vii ease address
kEv. EDwAKD A WILSON,
ly.s4 \ tam burgh, Kings County, y Y.
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LARGE PAKsxIPs IL 4. Hawley Esq
ofv.vsy, left with us yesterday couple Of mon
s,er parsrips. raised by himself, which were the
largest specimens We have ever seen. A half
sozrn would make good wagon load for III.
roads rs they are at present.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYANS
PULMONIC WATERS

The ORIGINAL MEDICINE ETABISHkD IN 1887 and first ar
cte If the kIad T. trrduced under the II pUL
NpNIC WAfERS, tH this or Gay 'tt.r country; all otte
PulntOnic WGfers cOu.ter.s. The gey.uine can b
kspo"n by the name BRYAN Icing STAMPED on edc)
WAFER
BRYANs PCLM0NIC WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds. oor- tn cat. Hoarseness.
KKYA>- PUN wArESs
Believe Astn ia, Br bnchIIss. Difficult Breathing.
BRYAN PULXoNIC wAFERs
Relieve Splitting .f Bio 81, i'xIus IN The Chest.
PUIMuNIC wAFERs
Relieve In up ent C'Lsump ION. Lung Diseases
BRYAN PCINONC wArKRs
Relieve lrnisti n If the Cvui. ana ronsils.
BRYAN's PCLNoyiC wArERs
Relieve the above Complaints IN Ten Minutes.
BRYAN PrLNOyIc wAYERs
Are Blessing 10 ali classes and buttons.
BKYAN's PULxoNIC WATERS
Are adapted FIR ' casrs -ni p.blIc Speakers
BKyAN'S PCINoNIC wAFEks
Are IN a simple furn AMI y easan I, the taste.
RgyAN's PUINoNC wArEas
Not only ieye, but -ilec- rapid and asting Cures
BRYAN PrlNoyIc WATERS
Are warranted 10 give satisfaction to every one.
No Fam ly should be sithout Box of
BRYAN's PrLMo>IC WATERS
IN the Louise.
No Traveller should re AI.hout q supply of
BRYAS's PrLNoNIC wAYERs
N HI, packet
No perS"n will ever object To give for
BkYsNs PrLNuyIc WATERS
T~en'y Five Cents
JOB MOSS. SIZE t'r"p--t r. Rochester. " Y.
Var sale nv Thsye' x Co.. Lansing iy2ss
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NAs ". BrrLrR, Cork.
Lansing, April s,h, 1861.

- LtssosAL-llon. z. Chandler has returned to
nome. looking vel and hearty
.oca T. Mar IS appointed Mail Agent on the
oe.' Monroe and Toledo PaiirOad, sies Col
osaers. and entered upon his duties to day.
ar Washington correspond MT writes us that
Arthur Edsards has been appointed Super.
w inspector Of steamboats,, rice Mr.. Lewis.
1onsue.-Tnbsse.
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New York. Anvil

New York, April 4.
A special dispatch TO the New York Herald.
dated New O,lcans, April I'D, says "Tne re-
port that the Brooklyn had reinforced Fort Pick
chs, by landing troops, is incorrect. Supplies
only were landed.
The present attitude Of the Government a,
" ashington is rerarded as truce. any violation
of which would cause immediate hOstiliries.
1.-THE tai if Of the Confederate States on North
ern manufactures is already found TO be incOn-
veniently high by Southern merchants, and it
will be reduced at next Co, gress."
New York. April 4.
The If;Jmne's Montgomery dispatch saws ::
Should orders be issued to blockade the South
ern ports AID collect the revenue, then Davis
will Issue letters of maIQue and cover the sea
with privsteers"
The Worlds Washington dispatch saws ::
- Lieut.. Gilman. from Fort PcSens, reports that
place as reinforced, and now able to hold out foI
some time"
Mr.. Blai.de!l arrived from Texas to dav, bring
ing $4,000 which the secessiOnists failed to get
hold Of at Galveston. He reports that the PEG
pie have not been fairly heard, and DISCUS
ted with the revolution.
A special dispatch to the Commercial says !:
Lieut.. Gilman has arrived at Arlington. He
states that great pei parat;Ons are being made TO
attack Fort Piekens. and troops are being drilled
daily by Southern officers. An attack is momen-
tarily expected"
special dispatch to the Times says: "The
batteries ON Morris Island fired into an unknown
steamer last night for not displaying her culoIs
Msior Anderson Immediately dispatched mes
senger TO Gov. Pickens for explanations. The
vessel put to sea-"
Charleston. April 4.
Lieut.. Talbot and Sneider have just reached
the city with flag of truce. Tney are now il
consultation with Gov. Pickens Nothing has
tran spired as to their mission, but will telegraph
as soon as known.
Richmond, April 4.
| An officer of the Federal army was in New
Orleans. He was sent by his government a.
| about the time Of the secession Of Texas and re
manned there, it is suspected. for the purpose Oi
giving information The War Department OF
| the Confederate States has a sleepless eye OH
him. He is believed to be a Pcnnsyvanian.
Montgomery. April 4.
| Treasury notes of the Confederate States were
| issued to day. The first bonds Of thousand dol
lars sold at 80 per Cent premium.
New Orleans, April 4.
| The second company of Z,uaves left for Pen
sacOia this evening. II is reported that the
| Brooklyn arrived off Pensacola harbor on III,
3lst.
| Indanola advices state that the Mohawk, Sta,
Of the West and Empire City are lying outside O.
the Pass.Cavalle. waiting tor troops.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10

CorroN Factory IN GRAND RAPIDS Mr.. ].
p. Wilmarth. Of Grand Rapids. has got his new
cotton batting factory in operation, and is turn
ing out choice article OF bats. He can sell
them, he says, at rates fully as low, adding trans
portatiou, - they can be purchased in New York
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10

CHANCE OF TiME-BIBLE CLAss-SAB-
.,,u misunderstanding in the Senate Cham.
her mex, Sabbath, April l4th, at 8 o'clock T. NJ.
R;bIs class meets At IL n. Sabbath School at
llSP. Nj
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New Stock - Our friend Woodwork.
6rst door South Of the Post Office, has Just re-
eeived new stock Of Boots, Shoes, &c, and a
neat assortment for the ladies'. which he propos-
o. IN ALL cheap Give him call
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MOTHERS, RssD rns.-rhe fviosinS il extract from
let e. ~rtien by fheps.or Of vti>t Church the
J1orn<i aud Messenger nc mat, Ono. and -pe.ks
volumes f.v,r of shat serd net meic D~-Nks
WINsiow SOOTHING SYRUP FOB CHILDREN TKxTHiNG:
= We adv rtisment ia sou- courns Of Mrs..
w d % : soothing syrup S0s we rever sad 20 d
IN "a v.r o. . patent Medic befr- life, bn,
feel peii~d yoar e .Ge that this hum
hug-wE HAVE TX AND KNOW ALI IT CLAIMS -
Il ~, pooAby. If ,lse uc-essfu me- OF
he day, because ~ The And these Of ysur
supply" 1y2o3
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NOTICE Having disposed of our stock

! ut H,k.are NJ. W. bart. we feel Ges r,u. ~
- sng up our bus nes- "a is as possible We have
placed al Notes and Accounts the Ia nd of Nfs-r.
art ngham, for s-ttrm' and coI.~ct, q, nd all
p kno~,ug tbemse " Va be lpGeb ed Ia US vil
ase cali lem AID settle the esris pos
: biz. JONES MEAD
Ians ng. April FL. 1851 3s3ll
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s Eel l. NOTICE s.
Masonic NOlice.

regular Communication Of Lansing Lodge No SO, o.
+ Il N will be held Mason Hail. cn Thu sda
evening, Apr. IS. 1851, u; "a O'Clock livery brother
requested To be peseoi there will be business of
Poriance 10 transact. BIZ order Of
GEO " PECK, IN
= BECK, Sc'y 2~sll
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TuE L,.sIHG Posr OFFICE - Col. A.
r Burr has received official notification oil bis
.,,o;,,.mcnt as Pos: Master Of Lansing.
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IN ORDINANCE To PREVrN

"A THE RIDING. L. AIDING AND DRIVING UN SHE
WALAS IN NE CITY " LANSING.
siCroN l. Be o,dIi.ed BY the Csmon Cancel + u.
city Ldnsi'g q, That 4 shah be vial any fsrsIr
a roe. drive. ~4d n Al upon sny SIZE
w-lk> -i,h,n The linn .of "a city.
Soc , peison v:olai ng ord n,nce soai, rp
iheI e. {, rped q the than
COLA r, than iweoty i've cola
Be q fartner Orda ned, that any Justice Il the
eace tie city q; LaGssns shall have jurisdiction Of
c6en, - sTi-i. under rti- DIN
&c 4. And upon n.iction and reflsAl u pay such
fine the Ja-tce te Lem such q rha b. eRed
MAJ Imprisoned ia. eIy IrsOn MT l. IS than
Ihr ee nor morr than twenty Eve days
See. s. Be fur. orsned, that il sha BE- the duty
Of every n-laoe W.,ehm-n, an tie CIy ha stal q
D. eY coz % nj. The OF tn nid Bsn-e.
ne 4, be Common C5uncil Rom, ihi. sih cay {,
Apr A 1871 John A KERR, Mayor.
JAMES & sr-FroKD ~ Ce
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SlaxOa1c Notice.

A Com uuncat Of Cap al Lodge a D No C.
Oil be held Mas Ia ess-y Wednesday evening
at o'ci,,k. Tn-re tie nv school Of ru.tl NC
non as each c. mmu ncaton
r = -IyFrD creayy
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March 9Th, 1891.

j. I. fANrEsxAN, r~n'st-wouii ~ tia. he 10 now
pep red u ke tee tse Val lie, Rubbs' sc
IN that ..fiy, BY having purchased . Pa,ent re
sili furnish The same To thu n'iog t-eh. . rats
'acio nn-r, they heap nj durable, AMI may
lr-ferred 10 G,id silver Once AZ resi-
fence, on Gran street east oi ti,- - pol. 5s30i
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CoxxsxCrMENr-The next term. of the
Agricultural College will open on Wednesday
the 18th oil April
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ToIU ANUDy.E FOR Rh! ryAIIsM -Rhe umsi-m SO offer
treated by o.tSaIi apple 4" ia Is VI res.
the very feet ,hst than hall the b.
iced u q, sp-pl. hsb,t. Tn causes KheaDa,s
The olJo ,'.D., nd lie follow LocA
Hieumstc p,ias ale g-Gefii, 'fa~d 10 the mus:ulA
bOny pa L. but wea passes ON the par, VI tts
t. tin Inca ,.i- ism ,fthe nerves
rheiefo all e. genra uInstisn
aud Gill o- cached -! Il he l. id Ano"yne 70
aiiys-ti1u light c, h,ri:c 81 (~.thout m-rcursls
t~ ice ihiIce aseeS goiug 5.i will assist the An
tyn- very mu ia Tho apples with ve',
e.GA force of Partia "a ABYSS, Gput, and -
V.tus Dance See adse n re id tie pans
READ THI'-Croup, by-Iep-is AID LAYER Complain
cured BY rsas.' " ,gneiIc Uhn m-DI
lido en- T.m r aud cured BY Trask's Magnets
% nment.
C,I Gu e.: ny Tis.ks Magnetic Ointment.
Eyspe as cured by Tasks Magnetic Ointment.
salt khea IN cured OF Task. H. gne ic Ointment.
ch cured by Tasks Magnetic Ointment.
Eruptions curei BY rrs-k's Magnetic Ointment
Han rss o'ei by Tracks Magnetic Ointment
Read Advert sm mt 10 b ,aler. 2m3l0
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MISS NcGEORGE,

NIll1lnCI q Dress Maker,
Will ne uni by her freni-, "yer hodges Stor-. Is.
G-or.e ful t,' zee Fl she has fund u
l.. ng and ti'y. but sish.s more. ih~e ~i-hiuy
nrh ervIces " VI. a>s "a Tnore w,n'iux
bleaching NE = ~ re e ,romut at en-, on Sill
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d Z T. ID

In This city, April 4,h 1861 of mia nation # the lupC'
EMIL, ,n'ant Of Emil aud Louisa Asneke, aged year
months and Gays
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MCsKEGoS, April 3

MCsKEGoS. April 3, 1861.
The township election Oh the Let inst. passed
IF usual in this village, the entire Repuocar.
ticket being elected by about the usual maj ri.
ties. The vote for Jud e Manning vas i1s.
Seven towns in this county thus far have been
beard from. q Republican Supervisor being cleo
ted in each township. There are three tn~ n
yet to hear fiom. NCSkEGON.
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g.,x Advertisements have the privilege of three
barge ,,,o, .vu,., and ,,dinar,
-. ,.lyertisments, only. AL otheIs charseooy
S,uave
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FAIENr VIC tANIlk kNIAf H6ESCY,
No Go Br ad say, Aeo Yrk (
This is 70 eertifs 'ha, D. J ant~r the n ,
pe-s a. this in ,h- Of L~us nz hat Ia
iy max u. or v-nt 'or Others 20 u>-, The God,ea
Pa ent E.lcanI'e B~s- r Attic a. I-e'h. All O he
e-'n- making he SAM o - c-n o. Lining =.
frS" aid rat. n,-, md thee usbZ e united
Us base made by inf mgr. eialy habe u III,
ipp..ss # these .t-n's for dsm ges
B ". FRANhII General Ag-nt
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SHlAWASSEE

OwOsso, April 2, 1861.
the telegraph in your paper hi. morning says
that the Democrats carried the city Of OxOsso
electing A. Ii. Byerly douglas DEMOCRACY May
or by loo maj I'iiy. Now, his only opponent
was Il. .. Williams. another Douglas Democrat
There was no st'aish, party ticket run. but
am glad OF this rooster CROW, As il has determined
the Republicans TO run s,raght-out ticket next
spiing l..
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MUSHROOM.

Co:rerpoudence of the re'roit DAILY Advertiser.
The Town Eecaions.
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Bar CoU>rY.--The Republicans for the first
tine elected IA n.j>riy of the Board OF Supervi
sors Of Bay county Oh Moniay last.
Esom the south.
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KENT CoUATY.--As fas rs heard, The Reputli
cans gain four towns ia this county, and los,
two The Board will be largely Republ can
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EoTRAY. - Taken up by the subscri-
IL Der, .boa the 18th Of Dec~mber Asst, . dark red
Co.'S = ,e~,- Did star the f,reheAd, and
sh,,e s,..-s e't f,pk. her right The
1aes,-d prVv- properly. Dsy ch. gee and
.k- her AWAY. AAtS acSLt X
Lens ~. March 6. 1861 os.to
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a,u,re Of 0lines, 81 Tor the nSst Insertion and
a,s f,v ..ch .ap.rl isn' publication 2erioo
= a.. N zee months.
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RKvSolDsBUE0, FSASKIS 20 Ono
J.ruary . 1861
HENRY SrAID:NG, No IS C~d.r ~ n DxAR I'm,
In Ired fnd s.nty tive cents, (25 Oh ch ssod
b XII "CePhalic 0 !" SEN Ia address It Rev. WD
c FIJI sr, k~yno d-bu'g, Fra, KIN Co .s.Lm
-FOUR ls Sosk iIte a cha m-en lie .dacA< almsa -
staater. Truly Y ,uss,
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Washington, April g.

a5hlnkt0n, April ..
The troops in the neighborhood Of Fort Pick
ems on board the United States vessels are con-
sidered sufficient in number TO reinforce that
Fort, If this design has no, already been consum
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B =. Beck, S5c'y
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Gen. Beauregard this morning issued All or
der, and sent a special messenger TO Major An
de- sen. giving him an official notification that all
intercourse between Fort Sun pter and the city
wOLli be prohibited from that date.
All posts have been strengthened, and two ad
ditioraI regiments were expected from the in
terror.
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WILLIAMSBURGH.

COLLISION OF FERnY BoATs on TIIE EAST
RIvBR.-RaIly on Friday mosniDg a collision
between the Willismsburgh ferry bost Warren,
and the Hunters Point ferry boat Suffolk
County, occurred q short distance from the
James street Slip, by which the Warren was
damaged TO the extent Of at least %, OJO.
The Warren was running down the river
clCee to the shore, and the Hunters Point beat
had ltfl her slip and was headed up the river.
Her pilot had given the signal for the Warren
to go to the left, which signal, II Il alleged,
was disrsgarded by the pilot Of the Warren, and
caused the boats TO collide. Fortunately, no
person was injured, but the Warren was 20 dis
abled as TO require TO he towed into her slip at
William sburgh.
BURGLARY On Thursday night, the dwell
ing house of Mr.. Daniel G. Phelps, No. l3i
South 4th St., was feloniously entered, and rob-
bed Of about Sl00 worth Of clothing. NJ ar
rest.
AcCIpEST.-An aged gentleman, named
Grossman, residing in South Third street. few
days stree fell down the stoop Of his residence,
and sustained a compound fracture Of the leg
1t is feared he canno. recover.
SUSPICION OF GRAND LARCENY. A NAV
named hcManus was yesterday arrested by ih'
police OF the 9th Precinct, on slsp con Of steal
ing si5, the property Of PLli,k n Ian. Tn,
parties both reside in the same hOu g, in NORTH
eth st. The accused Was taken before Justic,
Callahan for examination.
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rho rom,n nlri, 4 5bltear, Of .r.. .rd she

Tho vomsn Davis L Sugars Of age, ard she
MAJ pctke fixed under bet dress, capable Of
h)'i.n. f, large quantity q goods. Tho pris-
,ncrs vo-e confined at he Police He,dquaftert,
mi i'll be taken before magistrae this
morning.
VIOLATING rIrE TICKET LAw.-Thos. R,l-
tor, ''tickei broker, +" was arrested yesterday,
chIss1 with Violating the ticket Law, by not
announcing upon u ticket which he told, the
name q The consignee Of tie vesse', an 1 the day
o. h~ sailing. He was required 10 give bail TO
answer.
fGHr nErwKKS EMGRANr RUSSBRs.-
Henry Fisher and Chas. Hiemking, German
rrnnsrs got into fight yesterdsv. IT the cor
ner Of est and Carllals sta. Fisher u.ed , be-
Iaying pin and his Adversary a dill Pisbsr
was dangerously stabbed in the abdomen. and
was conveyed 10 his residence. Hiemking "a
ceiyed blow upon the bead, and was arrested
and licked up TO await the result Of Fishers
injuries.
ARREsT OF ~ ALLEGED CoNFIDKNcs Man
Abraham Nichols, ala, Wilson, was Mres'ed
yesterday morning en- complaint Of NJ. W. T..
Scranton, OF 20 Canal 81 who charges the pii-
soner with obtaining from hi n the sum Of e.
By false approximations Nichols IL is alleged,
provides himself with a quantity OF worthless
notes u hand, on which he raises trining suns
OF money, leaving the notes as security. The
no,cs are 1t course never paid, and Mr.. NiChels
usually fnrgets 10 redeem them
GRASD LARcESY.-Msrgaro, Hay, and Ellen
Burns were arrested yes'erday, charged with
entering the premises of Brs. Mary Henry, No
403 Canal street, On Thursday evening", and
stealing from thom lot Of clSthinS and bedding
70 the value Of ttO. Justice Kelly hold tho ae-
cuscd tor trial.
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tine IN hops 10 get the Gid away. Mr.. Kar
hsw came home, ami upon being informed q Ave
occurrence, tuspscisd that the parties were en-
deavcfirg 70 inveigle the gill 70 sore houss II
MI rtrute In New .YOik He went into The
street and encounieredIHult and his wifi, which
lead TO an alteration and assault and battery.
Hut was tAk,n irto cuttody sni comm ittsd
10 the cells or charge Of assault on Mn Ka.
bow, and an attempt 10 sbduct the girl, and
Mrs. HUI, was allowed 10 20 hsme on account
Of bavifg aspall child there. o. the follow
ing morning the accused, upon promising NOT -
modest the family again was discharged.
Sui, quenuy, he brought civil suit against
Mr. Kashow for assault and battery and fAle
imItisonmett, aging his damages AZ e1.OO0.
This led TO the present trial and Indictment and
trial.
ARRRsr OF CoUyTERTxrrEr.-Am MA
nsmsd Levi Trine vas arrested in Jersey City
yesterSsy Afternoon by officer Bennett, charged
with pas ing countsfrit s5 bills Of the Bank
Of Sjracuse, uptn j. Dennis. Gie'ns street
haSktt, Clark & S,elle, clothiers, Montgomery
street, aud William R,oner, Greene street. hss-
ksl
HrDeor COUNT DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY
NOMINATIONS .-Fjr the Third Dis ret, dth
ard oh Wsrds, jersey City, John B. Perry.
Fifth District, computing North B.Drr,n
Union, Harrison and West Hoboken, Huyh
Mooney,