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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-02

BUTLER's FORCES REPORTED LEAVING.
RICHMOND. May 80 h, 1864.
1t is reported that Buffers forces leaving Bermuda
Hnndfsds under protection of their gunboats.
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MONEY MARKET.
CALkD.

CAHD.
TINE INTEREST OF B. F. GRADY in the firm OF W. II.
McRARY CO, terminated by limita ION on the 3lst
ut. The unsettled business will be closed Ip BY w. d.
McRARY l. CO., who will Continue the General Uommis
sion Business the old stand, No 49, North Water ST.
VIM, h. hcRARY co.,
B. +. G3ADi.
J,Da1st 2252;- 36.lt*
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GOLD IN NEW YORK.

RICHHoND, Nay 18th, Is64.
The Hersld of the 26h has been received. Gold quo
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wise old father once endeavored to teach bia co.
the nature OF an inference. "Thus for example asd
he "when we read that the deluge covered the whole
EARTH the inference is, that the inhabitants vVere I'll
drowned. Now, Nooman the Syrian, was commando led
to wash seven times 10 the Jordan-wbat inference
could draw from that?" Chat he ruust have hoer
very dirty p was the reply.
zen LoNesTREET.-We learn from Lieut.. General
hoogsrees medical director that the General go lar
recovered tnat IN three weeks be will take the field at
the bead OF hA corps. This news will be grateful TO
the army and coun try.-Rich Dispatch
TO THE VOTERS CT BaUNsWIcIr c,,ryrv
n. G.
IN compliance with the wishes of many friends IN the
army and among citizens, announce myself oanaida,
for Sheriff in Brunswick county in the election in August
next. Being the army, shall not have an ouportuutv
of soliciting the SURFACES Of the voters in person am
known In the county have been in service two
should the people elect the position shall be CRATE.
full for their parts y and direct every available effort
their public and personal interest.
Should other be theif choice, shall quietly acqu
esce In their decision, and devote myself cheerfy, be-
fore, to the service Of my country q soldier.
D. II. ALLEN,
Co. g, 36th N. O. T.
June End S7-st"
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EUROPEAN GOSSIP.

RICHMOND, Va, May 3lst lse4.-The London cores
ponden of the New York Times Oft Both April that
memorials will shortly be presented to Parliament from eV
cry point in the Kingdom under the auspices Of the
she Church. ugDg tie governments TO uae ia Gf1ence
to stop the war in America.
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
The Senate yesterd concurred in he House resou
ton extending the present sestiou To-day the Senate
chiefly occupied in the discussion Of the bill coDfdng the
power to make mpressments excuslvey OF the 1tne col
sotors. On motion of Mr.. Hill the Judiciary Committee
discharged from the further consideration of the Ha
Corpus question. He said TIE committee Of opin
on that inexpedient to leg ate further the sub
ject this The House report Of the special commit
tee of Mr.. Cobb, of Alabama charged with
doyalty recommending his seat be declared vacant was
debate, recommtted with instructions to take add
tiona testimony during recess The Senate BILL Doubling
the pay of mileage OF members OF Congress was passed
FROM LEES ARMY.
BATTLE. ROUND AEcHAN1csvILLE May 3l-6, p.
Yesterday evening about three o'clock there
siderable engagement between portions Of Rodes and
Eary's division, of Ewelrs corps, aud the fifth corps
Yankee infantry. The fight lasted about two hours We
drove the enemy back about mile and half, until they
reached their strongly entrenched line Of works. which
az impossible to dslodge them. We attacked the
my the purpose CT discovering bis position and found
him strongly msssed and entzenched on our right. This
fight occurred Bethesda Church. the hancsv
road about nine miles from Richmond Our loss
hundred wounded, and fifty killed. Among the
mer Col. Willis, of the 18th Georgia. aRd Major Smith,
the 25h North Carolina. Among the latter Col Ter
re, Of the 18th Virginia. mortally wounded, and left
front of the enemys works We captured about hun
dred and thirty prisoners The enemys oss in killed
wounded is supposed to be heavier than ours.
To-day there has been heavy canrounsdDg and sharI
diminishing in Mahones front bat general
supposed the enemy moving still towards our rgn
"a to cover and Sc the York River Railroad.
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LHI AZ II 2 u ATIONs
Lid Wnnndnd
Prisoners.
Killed. Wounded. PTisOneYs.
Officers. Men Officers Men. Officers. Hen

Grant is whipped, but ke will not sc fess up"
Very respectfully yours,
THOa. Il. W. MCINTYRE,
1t. ard Act'g Adj. LIST n. G. Troops.
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June lst
-, v,4,,cu no purnca sU,LDxRs.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
WILL BE LET OUT to the lowest bidder, OF NeWkTkS
w Bridge Saturdt ~, June llth, 1861 'n' ou"uns
of a Biid se across Black River at that place.
{ { ~ 2s. S sS*far Committee.
oc.h 1914 81 &c. 1881
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"oa GEN. JOHSSTON's ARaY-THB FIGHT COM
hFNCED-GALLANr CHARGE OF ClEBURNE's
DIVIST0N &c
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CAMP or THE 10 ak =. c. n,

MAJ LIEgRTY MILLS, VA, Feb. On, Io14,
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully ANNOUNCES TO the
citizens and sodiers Baden CouDtg, tnAt ne candt-
date for the eff 20 OF Sber Of said County ana woud be
plsased to receive their support sec'ea he pledges
6detv and zeal which be trusts has characterized hin
o soldier. ,, , r,~-
Capt &C. A, 18th N. c. T.
Mach 2nd 1864. l4s-3623.te@
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FROM RICHMOND-OUR ARMY IN LINE OF BAT
| TIE. &c Ac
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Between Gov. 2. B. VANCE, of North Carolina, and
President DAVIS, the subject of Negotiations for
Peace.
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
The Epidemic nt Newbern, N. G.
oCR SEwBERN CORRESPONDENTS.


TIE yellow rEyER-IBE ABATEMENT RAvAGBa
Two weeks ago had any one made the assertion that
the dsease from which . number OF the residents OF
Newbern were dying WAS the real legitimate and genuine
yellow fever, he would have been laughed Al consd
cred aarmst But spite OF the proestations
Of persons who have been wrongly Withholding the fact
from the public and denying the existence Of the fevsr
and call bilious, intermittent and all that, the truth
has become known North; and why should II not be
since the worst 10 over and we are again living In the
knowledge Of the gradual dminshment OF the dseassp
Hs ravages mere have been perfectly appalling At the
commencement Of the epidemic the number Of deaths
ten or twelve per day; but, It being the sckiy
portion OF the year, nothing thought OF Il, and
people soaced themselves with the belief that cooler
who being taken down each day. But whom
At last The fearful symptoms OF the fever began in earnest
was so great that hudrsd scared almost out OF their
wits left the city Numbers OF thcm carrying with them
the seeds Of the disease died n Beaufort Morchead City,
&C. The last ten days in September and up to date the
deaths have varied from twenty Eve TO thirty daily with
the exception OF yesterday when sxN consigned to
the grave The plague has now, is TO be hoped reached
its highest We have had two slight frosts, and today
the weather Is cool and clear Were not SO serious
matter, could almost laugh at the udcrous fright
that took hold OF the population .lmployss gov
ernment or every class citizens ard negross packed
few Of their effects and skedaddcd out Of town. lbe
fever abane thanks 10 the prov dental nierven
tion OF the weather and the un,iring exertions OF
the able medical director Of the district and his
IcS US nope tnat tns may
prompt preserve the greatest possible
cleanliness captured Southern towns aud to keep them
constantly in the highest sanitary condition II Is
consoing thought that the victims Of this fatality that
has almost depopuated Newbern sleep 10 the shadow Of
the Stars and Stripes the honor OF which many Of them
came TO defend, and which will foat over the
restored and revised Union.
Among the names OF The deceased are Major Lawson,
Second Massachusetts artillery Provost Marshal Colonel
Beaon, Treasury Agent; Colonel Amory, Seventeenth
massachusetts, Volunteers and wife, Surgeon Bclanger,
United States Volunteers Assistant Surgeon Branngan.
Ninety ninth New YORK Volunteers, and some twenty
Eve prOmneD officers.
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
The Late Explosion OF tho Steamer j.
e. Irwin.
THIRTEEN PERSONS KiLLED-A LARGE NUMBER

woUSDkD--fHE CAUSE or TnE DISASTER.
The Cairo Dtmocro gives the following particulars OF
the explosion or the steamer J. G. Irwin
We learn from Mr. G. E. Willie, steward OF the steamer
Irwin, VINO arrived IN this city early ibis morning, the
following Isrcuars of The explosion which took place
The boat Saturday the 18TH inst Toe j. G. irwin,
bound ior Nashville had reached pont on the Cumoer-
land about iscs above Eddyvic at dvc o'clock on
saturday morning, when come Part Of her machinery
gave ont ard she fus into shore. Her hres were par:
repairing tue injured works wnen 10 the surprise OF all
on board, and especially those who aware OF The
fact putting oat the hres which bad been done some
i've minutes previous one oil her boilers expooea oow
log uppcr portion Of The boat INTO atoms and sending
for hundred yards around Captain u. smith WIS
blown io,o the AIR and siled instantly Sr.
Green, the mate, has no' s'oce been heard
to death HIs wife was blown into the river
about thirty yards DISTANT from the boat she after
wards picked up aud removed 10 Fddyvle where sho
d ed an hour after. Mr. Nichols sister, the only pss
sengets the BOAT were both killed, aud The later
blown shore, falling several yarts from the rirer
BANK felees aid shapeloss mass OF aeh. The watch
mar whose parne Is not spcwu those who escaped,
was supposed 10 have been scaided 10 death not having
been Uncovered the catastrophe. The deck hands
OF whom were Gu duty all killed INSTANTLY by
reading Nr. John Elliott, the pilot. is supposed also
70 have been among the killed; The pilot house
having boen completely destroyed by the explosion Nr.
tlck Reano ond w Martin the engineers also cseln
thelr bodies discovered Thoso who escaped the terri
bio DISASTER as furnished ~ by our Informant are ss fol
and Mr.. Rooland The cbanbcrmsd also escaped the
accident, but Afterwards fell in tho river a. smith.
lanu ana Whs Sehsftt hoOfnd euu Wliic TO-
moved the bodies OF The wounded ddyvlc, where
they were received aud kody cared for by the citizens
OF the place After the explosion nothing but the hull OF
tho beat vas 10 be seen this foated dow short
distance and sunk The J. &. Irwin stern whcei
craft some four years Old, and owned, We understand N
bt. Louis. Whether there her or what
the total loss viii bo 10 Der nos informed.
Her destruction was one OF the most remarkable and at
tended with the most serious resulte OF any that has
taken place the Western waters for many q day.
Even the escape cf those few Who survived the
frgLtful occurrence is In Itself remarkable Tue most
sstop fact connection with the accident however
that according 70 all Information the fires had been
partly extinguished come Eve minutes prior 20 the
pioson " this be really 60, tut 10 far toward
establishing the heory o. modern scieucc. that tho
erener humber OF such accidents occur not through iho
sudden and rapid producoe OF steam 10 the boiler but
By the formation Of attn powerful gas Which has
NOT ~ yel been apaiy zed.
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
ApoAR-PArxsson.-Oa Wednesday, October %, a the
chard, LoUn AroAs 70 sAaAs P daughter of Praneis
Patterson ESQ. all Of this city.
Der a. Jous V. Bosvms. Of New YORK. to c1sns Il,
daughter q Robert Ewing a q psisdslphn 60,
ALesar CiARx, OF Brooklyn NJ y, to MARY E., only
daughter Of George A. hallei.s, Of Trumbul, Coun
Central Methodist Episcopal church, New York. BY tho
Rev H. r. Fox, WnLAh II. CHAMsxRIIH TO ANGIE A. CAR.
rksrSR only daughter Of Charles H. Carpenter all Of this
fosrrR-GRAsp Monday, October "a, by tho Rev.
Or Todd, GEoRGs Foster TO Miss KATE l. grand, Of
Boston papers please copy.
FsAnxiix--w wsplE.-On Wednesday, October %, n
LIN TO MARY A., daughter Of the late W. b wndle.
uyLASD-GARvIN.-On Tuesday, October 4, at st.
HTiAso to Mss M1sr II G. GAVE @ both % Of sS,s G city
HAAIios-vAIESrIEE.-Atth the Church Of Transhgura-
ton on tuesday, October rs, by the Rev Dr. aughtoD
HAMILTON 10 SOPHn d. VALENTINE, eldest daughter Of
Lensel Valentine, all OF this city.
Rev A. II. Birmingham, RoBERI JACKSON 10 Miss ANroI.
Nsr,. HARss, youngest daughter OF Thomas Harris,
KA,ssR R-ALrESBaAnD.-AtE East New York, on wednes-
day, October 70. Mr.. WV. +. KAissR, Of New York city
70 GASOLINE second daughter Of l. Aenbrand, Esq, Of
PoaTkR-BlaD.-O Wednesday, October 49, At Trinity
church Bergen Point. by the Rev. Mr. Jnggar Captain
Miss MINNIE Bird
PARksR-DAvlss Brooklyn, on Wednesday, October
20 the residence II the brides father by the Rev.
George Seymour, OF Sc. Johns church, GEoRcg c. PAR
KEs, Of Mott Haven, to ~ F., daughter Of John j.
Davies.
sloAs-voRIs.-ID Brcoklyp on Thursday. October ~,
by the Rev. a P. Graves AUGUSTUS X SLOAN 70 JULIA
A.. daughter Of V. s voris, ksq. No cards.
VcoRHErs-Cow wRSpoveN.-On Thursday, October 20, at
the Reformed Dutch church, New Utrecht, Long island
by the Rev. r. o. Curric %. D., ALBERT v. b. VOORHEES,
to Joanna, daughter Of John CowenhoveD, all OF the
former place.
WooD-NosT-0n Wednesday October &c. at 81. AIMS
church, by the Rev Mr.. Galaudct, REDRER r. WooD TO
ENniE VosE, OF this city.
W0oDwARp-OFARRELi.-OD Sunday, October %, by
,ho Rev. Father Curran Mr. THOMAS C. WOODWARD 70
Mise KAYE BEArRIcE OfAKRErL.
WaEHNNG-PLuM --On Monday, October "a, at st.
Pans church, by the Rev +. W. .Gessenhaner, LOUIS c.
wocnsiSG, Of tbs city, 10 HuBERrA Plum, OF Barmen,
lgpsslR
The New York herald., 1864-10-28

aer long and ssvers Hines native OF ths perfah al
Caherins, county Limerick, Ireland, aged Is years.
The friends Of the family and those or her brothers
Patrick and john respectfully invited 70 attend the
(rday) Afternoon, as Two O'Clock, without further no
Sice.
20, Mrs. ALcHKA ". wife Of John B. Underh, in the
10th year Of her aga
WHnLAN.-On Thursday October ~, CAraAnn was.
LAs the beloved wife Of James whean native OF Lime
rick Ireland, In the 32d year Of her age
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from her late residence
Is resbrosses street. this friday afternoon, At two
o'clock
Limerick Qrsland) papers plcase copy.
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
Police IntelIfQence.

nAsosRous ASSAULT A Cor1os HooK -Ytsterdsy
Afternoon about three O'Clock, as Mr. Jacob \. Howard,
residing ir sixty ninth street. near Tenth avenue, and
clerk 10 the Office 81 the Crotou Aquednct Department
passing siewarts store In Chambers street, owen
Feeny one Of the porters ran against him With care Of
goods, which he had on . truck. Mr.. Howard remon-
saed with Feeny for the act when harsh words oDsued
between ibem Losing his temper, Poeny made pass at
Mr Howard with his cotton book, the weapon taking
effect IN his pecs innictpg deep and somew nat danger
ous wound Ohcer Mcdonnell, of the Sixth precinct i'm
nedately arrested Feepy, and Justice Downing, before
whom be was taten committed i'm o. the Icmbs await
the result on nr Hownrds injuries The latter wsa ccn
veyed 10 tbe New York Boepftal
The New York herald., 1864-10-28

HAVANA NASSAU. N. p, KINGSTON, IA, AND NEW
ORLEANS.
York, Nov 7.
Foa KINGSTON J-steamshiD Aontezuma. frsm New York
Nov ~
FoR HAvANA-steams ship Eage. from New York Oct
Steamship Matan2as fro IN Now York Nov s.
For NEW ORLEANs-steamshp Champion, from New
York Nov Q.
Steamship Morning Star. from New York, Oct 20.
Steamship Suwo Nads from New York NayG
Steamship George Cromwell, from New FORK Nov5
Seamship George Washington, from New York Nov IL,
at2PM.
Steamship Ariel from New York Nov l6
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An letters and packages intended for the NEW YoRE HERALD
shsufd Js sealed
ALMANAC YonK-ruIs
........... 6 rs MOON morn rs
........... " HIGH eve 8 81
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
The etabbinR ARRAY In Monroe street.
TO THE EDITOR or rHr HERALD.

NEW yopE, Oct n, 1904
Seeing report IN your paper of The date OF o sap.
bins ARRAY 10 Monroe street, 10 wb,cbn stated that
stabbed John Gynp with knife sbarp lustrn.
men, that sbsconded and could not be fouua Tho
above statement deny toto ard would esq that can
BE- found ny tho authorities when wanted Relying ou
your love Of fair play, hone you will publish the above
" pirolNatior of my character, aud obilgc
gtJE(h REILLY, Nc Netlee s'Tees.
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
TOO LATn ron cLAssIFIcArIor.

r,EDFRAL UNION COUNTY CONTENTION, thin
delegates the Federal Union County Convention will
reassembls In " Cooper Institute on this Friday1
evening 2sh inst at O'Clock to receive and act the
reRoras H. u bos.ssp Ss seoy AEDR2w IRWis Chairman
I'D ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION .Ar
y meeting OF democraNr electors Of the Third Assem
big district held AT Lads Fifth Ward Hotel corner OF
Franklin street and West Roadway the evening OF 90
tober ~. 1864 motion OF Mr. O. Murphy, Hon nrance
Il. TlIou was appointed chairman, and Chas H. owysrs
Resolved That the local and mercantile Interests o. h4
Third Assem- bly, district imperativcy demena snoua
be represeu the Assembly BY iaistu anu eompe-
tent person. who by long residence Ismlnar WIN s
wants condolences ana respec OF h con.
nsso,ycd That No recognise in Geo L. Lcutel gentle.
man auafsd from his ability character and expsrsnos t0
rsnreseni thls district; that therefore nominate him as
cnnddsc for the Office and recommend him Tor eleeuoo
10 that position ~ tn approaching election 20 the ssoTs
nsommee or ave- consisting Of Messrs serton. 0wysy.
walSsr Aiken Aad Reilly wss spponted 70 tender X.
rourei thc nomination On motion, the Convenuon "a.
address by the Chairman, sulosrins ana
'Cnas III 0wYHn, FRANCIS n. TILLoU, Chairman
yo.s sTnros' n. sscrs'ariss
nHFH or' New Yopx, Oct n. 1884
aurrfExsrr accept the ssmnaten FOR 30 .I h
Third Assembly district, which you tender me wnoss' 80
citation n elected efforts shall be dcvo,eu
duty the ntere- Of constituency anu nh IA IN
vov 20 maintain lhe reputation Q. being ou Tor he honor
d..t.ious regresens.,vs nhanrss m rsmsiu yours 70.
'Me.rs IONS srsror, Cn,. II. qwysn JoIy .wAksxs,l
JOINS A,rnpr Jr. PnitIp REILLY Oemm'ips ~ "' Ss'"
Assembly pfss,si oenvsauon.
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
American shlF mas sseys' AsssciatfsAs
ro5i WALL srRyxr-RooHs n, IS Ayp a.

no5i Wall arpyxr-RooHs n, Is Ayp ~
The fss~ins approved Masters and ocers have rsosr
Commissions from this Assocsstsu:-
Captains Henry Robinson; Richard q,,a,; Denis =
Prncess Alexandra Fredsrs Clark brig stephen Thurs
toni Amos LanpheE brig Mary o%wp,oa ~. hsr,an ws
sr bark George Henry John Locke J brig Tropic Bird;
James Allen, brig wimington Henry spencer mate
All commissions outstanding over one year require 10 90
presented a, the orcc for renewal.
Misccli aneous.
We are indebted TO the obgink purser OF steamship Ha
vana Hueras Esq for The prompt delivery OF fun hles
OF Havana papers and prices current
LsuNcHyp--At Bath recently ship OF about 1000 tons
buii, and owned By xiper. Hs,korne.
ustise % Mariners.
LieHr on CARE srAHrr. n. y, ,ssA
The following communication announcing hat the new
been receS S "a from ,Ss Board Of Trade ,s..
s-i am directed By the lords he fryy
Council Trade asqu.nt ou for the non ., NE
s.s ss:s :s
Srnm%o1S msy sn me s sa u n'~ Lsn On esp'
Car, O iii msiss:d. I Rr, Secretary. Lioya'S
Whafemen.
.s Tsss s T H w PsSsS S sS s
s0s Bars Audrey. BAKER as.s from Hudson. BAY
grsnd Bsnk about Oct 10 Daniel Webster sanborn WIN
Bari Rndeayor, wilson, sid from New Bedford 2ssh Inst
ssr srunswct, Potter arr At san Francisco sl,h inst I'm
ship Janus Corneil NIB al 40 gath from The Arcuc
Bars Msssachnses Greene YB arr ., do 7Ah from the
Ac havies shen 200 wh and COCO lbs bone would 0aa
oesss. Ss'ss .sss @ bos Vi oil ssd a. Us soo bore This
season
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
cous, CaionaaY-Tn,s nav,

sutRsms LoraT.-ttoun.--Pon l.---Coart opeus a.
eleven. A. ". Oyer and lernlner iart 2Court opeus n
2aI9, 27l0, 27so, 2ib, ara p1l a.--Ho 73 purne
street Court opons al Ton A. NJ calendar unchanged.
SUPERIOR Couaf TRIAL TFRM--iL,l Nos. 3Te5. S17
s196 1863, 1917, sda7, a3g1 a4ct rait 2-Nts 317s.
3l2s, 1850 sA'S, 53se 1915 syss, $3.50. s3e2
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
News from Mexico, Cuba, 81.
Domingo and Porto Rico.
Occupation of Matamoros by
the Impsriaiists.
Qsv. Csrtina Takes the Oath Of ALE.
glance 10 the Empire.
RuM0RS REGARDING THE ROANOKE,
&C., &C., 60

The steamship Havana, Captain Greene from Havana
tae 22i ns, arrived at tins port last evening. The
csws brought by her is mssgrc and unmportaat.
We indebted to Mr. J. Huertas, purser OF the
Havana, for prompt delivery OF letters and papers.
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
Brooklyn city News.
nIRrYo CARRIAGES on sUSpAY-IsTERBs TING TO
LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS.


LIvERY STABLE KEEPERS.
oasc d considerable interest 10 proprietors or livery
stables tried before Justice Boerum OF the First Ds.
tric Court yesterday. Mr. Nodine the Keeper OF tho
Perrepon street stables sued Mr. Charles Doherty TO
damages aud costs for injury done 70 carriage
which be had nred on a sunday IN June, 1894 Defend
aui procured the team and M Nodno having driver
81 hand gave him the privilege o. driving himself The
horses being more spirited than those usually let out b..
came agesbe IL Mr. Doherty's hsuds and ran or
which resulted in smashing the carriage. bill sent
IN Tor damages amounting 10 500. including S2 for the
r,dc, altuongn Mr. n. had only driven the borses
bis residence in Hanover place, being
able TO 90 on the trip he Contemplated With
his family in Consequence oi the accident,
Mr. Dohcriy refused u pay the bill and hence the sul.
Counsei Tor the defendant Mr Henry AcCloskey, moved
Tor uonsui the ground that the for hr8g
made sunday and therefore void, well al
incidents arising thererom; aud further, that travel
g On Sunday Tor pleasure was prohibited by ihe statute
That pantM ted unlawfuly IN ettBs the ho ses, and
betting them snowingly Tor unlawful purpose, and
that % person could maintain an action grounded on an u
S2a pcecedns, and could not be maiutaned whore the
Piansh y making cut his case. was obliged TO prove an
Illegal seI "a ink IN the chain Of evidence 1be JUS.
sScc LOOK similar view q The aud granted the
motion for nonsuit II THIS decision Is sustained by
their interest 70 shut up shop On Sundays.
THB MONTAGUE FALL DEMOCRACY
The Montague Hall party 10 trouble some OF the
smbers OF the General Committee desire 10 smash The
Acbne or 10 other words, 10 transfer their votes and
Influence 10 aid OF the candidates Of satnese Twins
ssmocratc committees, known as the "regulsrn and
snaionai" Others, and the most numerous well as
the most influential MEMBERS are opposed 70 such q
proceeding and express the determination only 20
MAINTAIN the vitality Of the committee, but 10 keep their
candidates 10 the nsd whatever the dissEocted
lorton msy deem % % pursue. Ala meeting held on
wednesday night the attempt 10 break up The arrange
meut made but proved abortve The president re.
ssued and ather was promptly elected his place. The
sseasurer followed his example, and bis position was also
Tue candidates for Superintendent OF The poor and
scce Justice their resignations and tbeee were
ewe accepted bv the dominant party, and the vacan.
80 supp,eo The ticket agreed upon now stands ~
IN han lO ma op lxn
Ne next meeting
seners-Ieird district, John Creighton.
hci, james nagIl -
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