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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
HEATH g. HUGHES.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,

HEATH g. HUGHBs.
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
DRAIERs IN CONVENIENT SECrRTTIEs,
No IL Broadst., New-York.
Gold Railroad, Petroleum and Mining Stocks bought
and sold on commission. Orders by mail &c, promptly
executed Interest allowed on deposits, subject TO
check at sight.
D. L. Ross esq, Prest Tenth National Bank y; Y.
NATHANIEL HAYDEN esq, Prest Chatham Bank, NJ
Judge KELLY. Prest Fifth National Bank ". Y.
i. ID. TAPrEs. Cashier National Bank y. Y.
DELos DEwoLP. Cashier City BANK Oswego' n Y.
Messrs. TRI and CoIGArf, DRAKE BRos.. SAX
TON g. RAYMOND, bound. BAILEY & Co. hcKh BROS.
Co, GRAHAM NICHOLS CO.. N. \.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or Tub CITY OF
NEw.YogK.
Nos. ~ AND I'D PNE-sT..
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF TBB UNITED
STATS,
Have for sale, ready for delivery.
UNITED STATES sic TREASURY EoTEs
Convertible. at maturity into $40 GoLpBEARISo
Bonds
UNITED STATES 1910 BoSDs.
UNITED STATES $40 Bonds
UNITED STATES 1-YEAa CERnFIcATEs
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts.
and attend TO other business with the Government.
p. &. CALHOUN. President
B. SEAMAN Cashier.
UNITED STATES
z $40
TREASURY NOTES
For immediate delivery, at
HowEs & MACY,s, Bankers,
70 N w.,,sr
The Ninth NATIONAL BANK has the 730
Notes on hand for delivery.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun SIN Sun sets....6 ~ Moon nses y Tom
rms
Sandy HOOK. 2:2s Gov Island JO9v Hell Cste... $50
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Weekly Report Of Deaths

IN the City Of New Yorb from the is,h day Of Mar b,
the 20th day % March, 1875. -
Men %; women IS; boys $50. girls. III tot1, sal
Adults, lei; children, 279 males, 2,6, lenses ~ col
.rsA a
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ENCOURAGING ENLIsTMESTs.--It will be seen by
In another column that meeting for the puI-
Pose Of encouraging engents VIII be held IN The Tweh
WGd
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Receipts Of Produce.

MARcH 40 lss bbl, Flour ne bbls WHISKY, ~
Ibbl, Corn Meal g. so bulh. Corn. $50 bush. Oass
iOs bush Seed 50 pkgs. Ashes 957 pkgs Lard 81
pkgs Butter. go pkg. Pruvisions
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OLEUM-Crude IL q II. tic hripcr uul PRICES
without change; We quote at 35G36c.i iehheu Is
quie, at 55c. for bonded. and Tic. for free.
| PEpPER-The Government contract was awarded
| at "a Is 1909.
RICE-Thc market is fat and nominal
SUGAES-There has been nothing Of importance IN
the way Of sales to-day. ard the market closes hoh'y
and nominal Refined are neglected.
SALT-LivcrpOol is quiet, but prices are witnou.
change; Government contract was awarded at
| it . 81, Ill
SL.DS-The inquiry for Clover Seed is light; small
sales at 23d24lc Timothy Seed Is ~ ng az 80 Oaso
per bush Rough Flax is q net al % 2OdsJ 81 per
bush. 49,. -. A.,
| TALLOw~Tle market wns a shade better at the
onenin Of Change but closes dull sale OF 5000 IDS NJ
l5I0l:ic for Western and lJtc. for City. oil cash.
TEA-rhe market Is quiet, but prices are without cs
sental change; Government contract was d"aiue"
ut "a! for OOlong. .L., -,
WOOI-The market for Domestic Fleeees has been
worry dull and much depTe ed. Since our last, INC
rthcr decline IN gold has compelled holders 70 submit
To concession and at the close they oier shclt
1uen, piiees are nominal. we quote at W oi
Native and Mcrino; &c 81 % FOR ana ni,L n
aOc a 81 05 for fublood McTnO. and scc4sl ~ ior
SaYony, California at 25d45c. for common OhWasneu'
and 5jd65c f,r fine do; Pulled at 70GeOc LOT 10 l.
and 90c. 81 for Superhne and ~ "a fotsfn a.e'p
ons are also very dull and prices favor the buyer We
ouote CHILEAN NJ 500 Sc. for Unwashed MesuIai V9
Sc for do Meriho Valparaiso. 80 i9c Tor nsashod
South American .Od65c. hI common WhsheI OF Nj
DESCRIPTIONS; Care Of Good Hops, 5OdDc. tor oh'
washed; Eat India 2jdgcc. Ion Washedi AHichh'
30d5Oc for Unwashed. and 500 15c. for washed
smyrna IS a 45c. FOR UnWat1ed. anu o'@'VV' i"'
WHISKY-The market IL lower and prces arc nom
nnl. retail sales Of Western at e. ga - -. The
Government contract was awarded at " fees2 ~
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LIvERMoRB, CLBws & Co.,
BAyKYRe,

No. % Wallst, N. Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOR TIE SALE OF THE o. D.
1910 LOAN.
Commission allowed Bankers. Brokers', Insurance
Companies and all parties purchasing for resale
All denominations hand. ready for immediate de-
livery
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MONDAY. March POP. n.


Gold opened at l67, fell to 1861, rallied to 1871
and then steadily dropped to l6lI. fhe market is
very weak and there are few operators for an ad.
vance. An attempt was made to put up prices by
talking about great demand for Exchange and
Gold Shipments but without success The fall
in gold has already alarmed buyers Of Merchan-
disc, and there is next to inquiry for gold from
merchants to pay for Sterling. report was cur
rent upon the street among well-inforIned parties
Shat quite large amount of gold has been ordered
from London on Government account.
Government stocks are lower and the gold-bear-
ing issues pressed for sale. For the l0-4Os low
rs 81 was paid, closing at 92i. The 5-2os closed at
1861 for old and 1861 for new. Railway bonds and
bank shares were neglected, and could not be sold
In any large amounts except at aconcession. Rail-
way shares are lower with hardly exception, and
haze not been more out Of favor with buyers since
the Rebellion commenced.
They are steadily tending toward the prices cur
rent in 1860, 81 and 90, with no signs of perms-
nent reaction. merchants who have held them
during the war are throwing them overheard, and
will be in no condition TO buy them again very
soon. The price of Cumberland broke TO A. a fall
Of % per cent in the week. North. Western stock
Is lower, under report of an issue of bonds for
equipment, in the face of its large increase of
ceipts. At the Second Board prices were lower,
and at the reduced quotations there was a surplus
Of stocks. Brokers do not care to make new en-
gsgements, and are getting their affairs snug.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Total re-
ceipts, $3,4is.7s7 ~; for Customs 100000; Pay
nents, 1888 1857 ST. on account Of loan, $4,000;
balance, $27,842, S24 Co.
Freights are dull and rates are easier The en-
gsgsments to Liverpool are 100 boxes Bacon at %.
3D. $50 tcs Lard, On private terms, and per steamer
800 bales Cotton at 1d.i 200 boxes Bacon at Dos,
and 500 boxes Cheese at 25s. To London, 100 logs
Cedar at l5s. per tun measurement. To Glasgow,
% tuns Tallow at los
Exchange isquoted higher and 1904 is the nominal
rate for leading Sterling at 60 days There is no
demand Of consequence at this price, which has
been made to large degree by gold spectators for
an advance.
The annual meeting Of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company was hold
at Pittsburg on Wednesday. The operations of
the wear 1864 were as follows;
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Eertures anb Hletiinss

T ECTURE.-Rev JOHN BRASH will de.
IL liver second Lecture on the Scottish Language On
WEDNESDAY EVENING, I'D inst. at O'Clock, in Jane
At. United Presbyterian Church. Tickets asc.
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Mnsiral Instruments
6teamboats an1 Railroads.

NAVIGATION OF THE HUDSON RIVER
~ RESUMED.-rhe steamers ofths PEOPLES LINE vii
resume their tips TUESDAY, the 2ist inst, from TIE
com modous wharf at foot OF Canalst, ct O'clock m
March 20, 1855
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AmnHemeni8.

Amnncmert8.
WINTER GARDEN.
w Mr.. STUART has 70 announce that on
TUESDAY EVENING, 2is.
VIII b p'e'eh''s BOOTHS HAMLET.
0e"s" NrNETY-NINTH
CONSECUTIVE PERFORMANCE
'l' 'e"e"O'' LAST NIGHT
wv '''' "WEDNESDAY, I'D
THE ONE HUNDREDTH
LAST NIGHT
BOOTHS HAMLET
and hr'' and only BENEFIT
'ni' "a''n Vi EDWIN BOOTH.
thu, terminating its career the funess Of trnrpn
through which not even for single nsn the d. NJ
In the history of the stage for brhncy and DURATION
When 1884, Mr. Charles he,n
Hamlet at Drury Lane. though the periornan IS were ~
eOnecuys wa. deemed MARIN Taes,er in the
season. of 1861 dynne performances Of Hamlet though ou
twelv. of these were consecutive, LONDON was 'u "
Wednesday evening M BOOTH vii s s1s Smcrs
ONE HUNDRED CONsEcuTlvE dInad .Scse..
No other city but New-YorS no other ACTOR Dus mi
BOOTH has gathered .ueh triumph Iehscng sgou
ton which carried to tins Communication as Oh the genius
q" On rIe T r.i EvESiYG. 23a Mr. BOOTH win, BY
specl desire appear for This night only In his great role o.
On FRIDAY. Path Their. win sea n,
so%sI'TG BcoTa 'ss This mus. DO hi
' On PPPsb%Y EVENING 2.hh he.ter viii be closed
LOT '''' ''"'4''e GRAND MILITARY DRAMA.
Illustrative Of -
SOLDIER LIFE.
h.
matis, q r,,y
'''' '"'''''u CORPORAL CARTOUCHE,
which will be presented AFTER months Of preparation with
" COSTUMES AND oss
On SATURDAY EVENING. the ash.
Mr. STUART feels assured that this drama viii htd sddi
onll from hundreds restoring to the New OK
artstic charm Of his performances one who !, insep,a9y
den,ihed many os brightest periods md most ssiti
A'''' "''''' Mr. HENRY pLAcIDE,
who Will spp-sr in the character Of
CORPORAL CARrOUCHE,
SOLDIER OF NAPOLEON.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AN ENGAGEMENT FOR LIMITED PERIOD
"'' wen cELEBaATED AMERICAN rRAGEDAN
Mr.. J. Is. sTCDLEr,
VINO WI" s sRgRir s OF LEGITIMATE DRAMAS,
AFTERNOON AT IEvENING AT -
Sheridan Knowles's great play OF
WILLIAM TELL.
rR Risif"i E JgGj;ED WONDER BY TONY DESIER-
POSITIVELY SN THs LAST A WEEK or
sPfRITUALI5M ExPOSED BY DR. Won 'LECk'
with practical Illustrations shown oil the humoug OF
SPIRITUAL IMPOSTERS. -
PROF. HtTCHINCS, LIGHTNING CALCULATOR,
FAT WOMAN. GIANT BOY, 0IASTEsS.
WoODROFFE'5 BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS.
TWO GLASS STEAM ENGINES IN MOTION.
50 LfE.sIZE MOVING WAX FIGURES.
CrRCAssIAN GIRL DWARF. ALBlNO BOY, LIVING
Offers, GRASDA QUARlA. AMlLLiONCUklOSiIlES
Admission 20 e~nts, Children under ten. - cent?
TUESDAY, o..
THIRD TINE HERE,
Tom T.yior's IMMENSELY SUCCESSFUL COMEDY, in
three scts, the
UNEQUAL MATCH,
With new scenery by Sherwood and Ingalls, splendid appoint
nents and superior distribution.
WEDNESDAY third time, boucicanlts standard eouedy
u OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS. THURSDAY,
JANE or LOVE, BY Broushsm, author Of tPo Game OF
Iif. |. Romance and Realty, pnpAr lstn , tt1el
Ton, Taylors great drama, THE TICKET VI LEAVE MAN
Door. op~n ct "A Overture at ~
n
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dull and heavy; prices at the close have DOWNWARD
tendency; the Government contract was awarded at
$isd SIG for 1ain Mess. and el9 for Extra Mess The
sales to-day are los bbs. at GRASP for Plain
Mess, ard sl9 50as2l for Extra Mess. Tierco
Beef dull and prices are entirely nominal Beef
Hams quiet and prices favor the buyer; the Gov,
eminent contract was awarded at l6!c. per h., and
GA 20 per Dbl for Beef Tongues Cut Meats aia dull
and droopng sales Of 25 pkes at l6lc for Shoulders
l7ic. for Picked Hams; and 10 pkgs Snort Cut Hams
to arrive at ne Bacon is easier and very dali sales
OF LIS boxes part Saturday evening at Ice FOR Cum
bciland Cut lie. for Short Ribbed and 2c. fr Long
Clear Lard opened frmer. but closed dull and easier;
sales Of 100 bbls. and ties. Of l70sc for No l. and
lsi oic for fair TO prime Steam and Kettle Rendered
the latter rate carly IN tho day Butter is quiet and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

NIBLOs ON-GOTTSCHALK.
N GRAND CONCERTS MONDAY, MARCH rj WE'D
NEsDAY 10th; THURSDAY, Both. and FRIDAY, Ast
snor Muxo kAs the honor to announce that having en-
r,rrd the world renowned pianist and composer L; NJ
GrSCHALK for tour OF concerts in California me eAnd
xicb Island, and TOUR AROUND THE WORLD. Of the
r.our, OF his ends and admirers he has induced
Mr. otsch TO give four nrsweii concerts before LIS de-
psrtnrc In the Ariel on the I'd Of April ,
Mis-. LUCY SlMONS, who !. also enpeed Tor Csino'nis
viii appear eonjoinuy With L. H. Gottsehsk
Mr. HARRY SASDERSON IL engaged TO perform with
Mr. GOTT5CHALK some Of their admirable duets.
Other eminent artists vii also assist . ..,,,o
Tickets 81 Reserved seats 50 cents extra
Tho sale Of tickets will commence THURSDAY, the go
March st Beer Sehrmers music store No. 7ol Broadway
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Clearnss for week ending March H.. SAP 9o2 4sJ 81
CleNnss for week ending March 49,. b3,lb2J5 ~
Balances for week endn. March IT,. lI.26Iz 10
Baances for week ending March 49,. BHJVS 81
The old banks show no change of consequence
except an increase Of 81 200, 600 ofsPecie.
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Balance new year ...-...........-...-.. tIS9, 7J1
The net earnings OF 1864 appear to have contributed
paying interest aud sinking fund charges debt and
10 per cent cash dividend capital MessrA Lanier.
Meyer and Tilden Of New.York; Thompson Cass and
Harbangh Of Penn; Jervis Merriman and McKelly Of
OtiO Hanna, Williams and Hoagland, OF Indiana;
and Ogden Of Iliros elected Directors for 1865
and tie April quarterly dividend off per cent was de-
clared.
The Rock Island Road canned the second week in
March:
1864. .e3e e26 1865. 457,sl5
Increase. els,9e9
The subscriptions at the Ninth National Bank
this day for scven-Thirtes amounted to 800, 600.
Money is active at per cent, and no new BUSH
ness is done at a lower rate. For mercantile paper
there is little demand. The fall in gold has I'M
eettled business, and checked buying Of goods to
such an extent that very prudent people avoid new
engagements and close outstanding obligations rs
fast as possible. In the absence of great military
disaster TO put up gold and cause new issues Of
currency, liquidation must soon be the order of the
day, and much lower scale of prices for commodi-
ties be made. No consideration was shown TO buyers
when gold was rising and quite little 10 nov
shown by purchasers upon a falling market
The Bank Statement to-day includes the reports
Of the Fourth and Central National, and shows
more completely the movement OF the city. In
addition to the usual items the amount Of legal
~eAdeIs Is given. The t0otings are as follows;
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March II. March l8
Loans elsS l20e $50 cell 1861 Inc ~, o9 ~. ,D
SpItin n ~, eS. co 505 Inc l,9e0,s@l
nnnosts ,55 "a Iss ia 4gg;s7 Inc. q, 34i9is
Lcgaltender ...... 3a64aoiS -
TAsLx Of n. Loans Spees Ceraten ana psSi,o va
artan wa,cb "a loeS. 70 oAcA u abared tie Capita!
of each Bank.
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HELLER's LAST WEEK OF GlGES.
Il L SALE DIABoLIQUE, No. 585 BROADWAY.
Po.itiyely the LAST WEEK Of the first edition OF
HELLERS GREAT GlGEs,
which, notwithstanding its marvellous success must be with
drawn to admit OF preparations for - -
NEW AND MORE ASTONISHING WONDERS.
THE VISIBLE INVISIBLE, lNNISlBLf INVISIBLE,
after SATURDAY EVENING NEXT
:. GYGk1 Is GOING.
GREATER THAN 0YGES Is COMING.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at p. m.
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The Ninth NATIONAL BANK has the 7.3O
Notes on hand for delivery.
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HIPPOTHEATRON. BEGlNS at b..
III NETWORK CIRCUS.
GRAND MATINEES
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY at ~
TRIUMPH ON TRIUMPH.
CONTINUOUS ENTHUSIASTIC SUCCESS
CHINESE SPECTACLE,
THE FEAST OF LANTERNS,
PRONOUNCED BY PRESS AND PUBLIC
to be the greatest Spectacular feat
EVER ACHIEVED IN THE ARENA
STILL ANOTHER WEEK
Of the
GLORIOUS COMIC PANTOMIME,
MOTHER GOOSE, MOTHER GOOSE,
with its
WONDROUS TRICKS AND TRANSFORMATIONS.
Unanimously Admitted to be
HUMOROUS EFFuSION or THE AGA
NEW AND STARTLING
EQUESTRIAN. OYMNAsTIC AND ACROBArIC,
PERVoKxAyoHs BIT TINE
MATCHLESS STAR COMPANY.
First Appearances Of the world famed fr~al Naulter
Mr. GEORGE BACHELOR,
THE CONRAD BROTHERS,
Tie UDri,aled urrIaan Gymnssts
THE VOICE on THE PREsS
admits that the
HIPPOTHEATRONlC ENTERTAINMENTS
the
GREArKsr Ever OWN IN INV YORK
NoricK--Another Pantonime s In active state OIL
preparapn Due notice will be given OF Il. production.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-07-22
ee=y~Tbe Houston TeIerrarh saws the 4th

l6y~The Houston Telegraph says the 4th
of July passed off in Houston without any
special observance, save a liberal display of
bunting and the firing of national salute
of 36 guns. 1t was not known how many
States sc had, until the guns ceased firing.
Due honors were paid to the day by the
troops stationed at the Post. The Telegraph
predicts that
"From this time forth everything viii be
done on o grander scale in this country
Than any other in the world. 1t will not be
many years until we shall be able to travel
by rail from New York TO San Francisco,
and from Montreal to the City of -AInxico.-
Everything else VIII be on the same extend
cd and magnificent scale. The country will
gradually extend her borders until she en-
braces the whole North American Conti-
nent embracing every latitude and climate
known upon earth, with all the concomi-
tant varieties of soil, production, arts and
trade twill be impossible to speak Of
the climate and production of the United
States. as we do of any other country, be-
cause the whole world viii be represented
in that respect
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-07-22

onts aa.,nllrfs I.n Morris. sumtI
eOlnin.li.l a1 i0ll0alf
llrAn0Rs CAVALRY FoucE.
Military Diy. $. W., June n, 1866.
General Orders, No. /.
In compliance with General Orders No.
4, dated Jmno-g 1868, Headquarters Mill.
tary Division Of the Southwest, the under
slgnel hereby assumes command of all tho
cavalry forces operating within the above
named Military vision
W. MERRlTT, Maj. Gen.
The expiditlon, 80 led, that is to restore
order and assure tranquility, from the well
won fame of It's leader, the high character
of tho veteran soldiery that compose il, will
not fail, There Is much work TO be done,
tho country being in au unsettled state
Soldiers who have forsakon their commands
and who ON the every one for himself
style have gone home without authorization
arc TO be paroled as fast as found. Ord
nance stores here located, formerly belong
ing to the Confederate Government, are to
be seized, and where not apparent arc to be
hunted out aud unburled.
Arms, whether those of the soldier, or of
the farmer and now dead Government, are
to be gathered up, as ia the parishes of
Northern Louisiana, aud transmitted to
places OF safety. The individual soldiers
Of the command, as we'll as the command
MS n whole, will pay in grecnbacks for eve.
rything they want; the strictest orders for
bidding the taking Of property in any 9TH
or manner 1t is sincerely hoped by all
who are interested in the honor of tho ma
tonal arms, as we'll as those interested in
their soant property, that these orders of
the Generals will be most religiously kept.
The passage OF an army through the coun-
try is thus ridden Of It's terrors. Tho troops
Of the Merritt expedition those un-
der General West, who leave from Alexan-
dria, are all four years yeterans-all used
to the hardships and privations of a sol
dier's life. They are of a class of men ed
ucatcd to be soldicrly and brave.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-07-22
l6SgsWe haye received 10. 2. VI. J, Of Lho

GgHWe have received No. 2. Vol. |, Of the
"NYeekly Southern Intelligcnccr,p publish
ed at Austin by MessIs- Rsewn-r EoHtAii-
Although it is small III size atpresent, 1T is
ably conducted and decidedly ono Of the
noatest sheets, geographically, that is pub
lished in the State. The Intelligencer prom
iaes to enlarge just as soon as business VIII
iastify The publishers are both energetic,
business men, and VIC believe are both ty-
pos, We do not hesitate to recommend the
intelligence to !he reading community, as
a valuable addition to the list of Texas pa
pers, deserving of abundant success, and
enter It on our exchange list with pleasure.
We clip the following Items from the Intel
ligencer Of the Ilth;
The MayorsVourt has co. TO be quite an
institution in Austin; and is "terror 10
evil doels,n ms it is also sure protection to
the Innocent The docket during the pres
ent administration has been large, owing TO
the peculiar condition Of the country. OF
course its powers now are confined almost
exclusively to police jurisdiction, aud those
things properly incident thereto. In some
respects, however, it is the chief of the
aFrecdmcns bureau The enforcement Of
The yagrant ordinances has had most sal
uiary effect here.
a nslcrfously bad fellow, formerly the
property OF Alfred Grooms, was arrested
by the police the other night, FOR being out
Of his propcr place at an unreasonable hour.
1g,e q,Iard placed the boy in front, gave
MARCHING orders for the calab)ose, and
rocking their six-sho5ors, told the fellow
not to run at bis peril. II SO happened that
a liartv Of lasics were assembled on q gal
lerv of a private dwelling, on the route !;
and as soon as he, 1-.ched the place the boy
lcaped the fence, and rushed in the direc-
lion of the ladies. OF course the guard could
not FIRE Just then. The boy daried around
the corner and made his escape. Three in
cHectual shots were ired.
Oar losai hears on the street, That oneday
last week, a small boy from the swenson
farm. who had been sent 70 town with a lot
Of vegetables TO exchange for first issue,
affer dispatching business, started home
while retaining, be was orerhauied ~
negro fellow, bludgeon in hand, demanding
his earnings Tha young freedman, deem-
ing prudence the better part Of yaior, sur
rendered the metal. This Transaction &C.
cured, it's said, within short distance
Of the dwelling. We have not heard Of the
fellows arrest
RErrnsED.-The following named gen
tlernsn. who have lsngbe eziled from Tex
a.. on account Of their devotion fofhe gov
eminent Of the United States, have return
ci home during the past week Amos Nor
rilf. f,e,. IL Graz. r. y. price. Geo, and
RIDGE Paschai ". G. Saith. Ed Swishcr,
Jnirs Dural ard lady. B. o. Siartly and
others. They are received back n The hos
riiai;fiss q he society and homes they
have been 50 long cri'cl from. With Huca
cr1irl rci.1n-. Al -c-H'-l 1lai - rce