, 1865-12-30

tnEfancy and EFame-AnthropOplag
Business WIS less brisk 1t the A1moEy than It has
been for several days past get there was not want
ing some Interesting specimens Of vn:rancy ana
s.aunch adhereuts TO the caase OF intempcrance.
lany Of these we're o! old st.ndlng md the Jusice
wouM fain have gent them TO the Brldcwen but for
The act that that nstltuon Is at present 60 crowd
ed that no room Is left for new candidates. ior
"honofa, and be therefore was reduced to the ne
the most improved remedy for these incorneible
casee in these latter dayt. 1t has been found to
answer admirably in the case Of those wretched
prove their morals. The magistrates hare found
that the old mtSfm OF '.ane and costs ~ does not
effect Iadieai cure, md they nov recommend to
t1ents attend 10 their Instructions and leave the city
With the evening train is only known 10 the police,
but the poor w1Gtehes all appear 10 be exceedingly
delighted with the proposition, especially Al theIr
assent always tnsufes suspension Of the fine.
i cANS1BAL.
Robert Seeley. El1m-bnIlt, ea1low-hced young
man. having upon bis vtsage an appearances Of low
charged with biting q name nose of. A policeman
exhibited the ampufated member to the court which
hs carried wrapped carefully up 10 piece q paper.
was also preeent- From his evidence, /: nppears
that he and Seeley met on Thuraday night IN 20.
loon On the Archer road, kept bya man named
blows. They fought 1ercelg md detern1nedly for
time, and at last Eeeley succeeded In throwing
down his antagonist He no sooner had him on
fastened hts teeth il his nose and ot one side Of it
completely OF The portion Of the nasal organ
thne dE5oined, was presented, and the appearance
OF its owner with the remaining half apart um all
testimony, would hare been sufficient 70 convict
the prieoner but IN aupport OF his testimony there
were about half dozen witnesses who had been
Eeld 10, t1,ai in bond. oi stoo. II l. Questionable
If len times that amount would compensate the suf.
ferer for tue loss OF bis nose
THEFT OF 4 wArCu.
Michael Bnt!ef Nas next placed In the dock,
charged with the theft OF a watch from John F.
Butler: who is small dealer n mich cows, c.me
ard while the occupants were not looking, stole 4
silve. watch worth about ten dollarx. He shortly
aits!ler. hi ,aa had not besn gone lone when a.
mounted horse and rave chase, following the pns
lie then accused him oi The then, which vas indig-
n1nt1y denied, but while they we're dfsputing orer
the subject, young man who had accompanied
Schumacher raw Butler throw something into
snow drfr by the side Of the road. and upon exam
lining the erot. found the watch they Wert after.
The Two then accompanied Bntlc. into the city and
hnnded him oEer to the police authorities. Hutler
asksd S tos 20 which ss Gsnta .pa ID
vas required 10 give $500 bail for bis appearance.
coxT1scA71os or PROPERTY.
4 young negro named Me.ziman Howard was ar
ra1sncd at the Instance Of anoiheI colored tndl-
y:dual Who rjoices In the name Of Rotand Bennett
The two, It appears, occupied The sauae room on
Wells tt,cei and Howard, with a perfect reckless
ucss concerning the principles OF ownership. appro
printed .he coat Of hi. companion, taking It iIom
c7rc bail In the sum Of 500 for bis sppea1ance be.
lore the GRIND Jury Of the Recorders Court.
i uAnSEss THIEF.
James Cooper was p1nced In the docE CHARGED
%n sea'n qa7 e na0ess o 4 an
pthe1 articles belonging to other parties. He was