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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

- Foxr MoSRor. Ssursry @-Lieutensnt Gen.
ersl Grant arrived here TO-DAY from Fort Fisher
by the gunbost Rhode Island.
The hospital steamer Tonawsnda also arrived
to-day from Fort Fisher, with 100 wounded
rebel.
There "a no news OF importance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

~ The First National Bank of Indianapolis
determined to be FIRST, as its name indicates. has
occurred Q lease of the magnificent rooms at the
corner Of W sshineton and Meridian streets, now
occupied by the American Express. and will re
move there at the expiration Of the prcsen, lease.
The location and the rooms are unsurpassed by
any in the city for q first class bank.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

SrrRxnE CouRr. JANUARY 3l.-Alfred G..
Cole vs.. Elkanas Ball ct. al. Fsyette G.. G.
Dismissed for want Of brief.
Elijah M. Spencer. administrator dc bonis non
of Enoch X. James. vs. Edmond j. Rogers.
Posey @ c.. Dismissed for waIt Of brief.
Vim F. Rowan va Aojah league. Wabash
C. G.. Dismissed for want of brief.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

RcsTox. February 1.-The announcement was
received Il the State House early this evening
that President Lincoln had signed the c~onstitu-
tional amendment aholishing slavery, upon
which Governor Andrew issued orders for a ma
tiou-l salute OF one HUNDRED gups to be fred on
the common at 10 o'clock to morrow; also, re-
commenting that the church bells be rung one
hour. and suggesting similar demonstration of
throughout the state
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

q Visit Runnion's 70 )ms-the great photo
grapher and smbroty pist East Washington street.
north side, opposite Glenns' block. For splen-
did pictures of every sort, Runnion's art gallery
is the place for all citizens to resort Runnion's
materials are FIRST class, and his artists are most
gifted.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

Tx OLD A%LLEGHASIASs ARE COMING This
talented troupe and Swiss Bell Ringers will ap-
pear at Masonic Hall on Friday aud Saturday
evenings (neIt week } February 10Th and 1lth.
They will receive a hearty welcome from our
music loving citizens. Their advertisement will
appear shortly.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

~ All members of the Fenisn Brotherhood
are hereby requested to attend their weekly
meeting on Thursday evening. SANITARY ,. 1865.
at II, O'Clock. as business Of importance will he
laid before the meeting The election of Off
GERS for the ensuing year will take place at this
meeting. TRos NASH. Centre.
]. AUSTEN STEWART, Secretary. l-2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

tE The trial of private Dennis OHalloran.
of Company b.. 18th regiment veteran reserve
corps. for killing Mr.. John Courtney. a citizen
of this place. at the Spencer House. in Novem.
Der last. for the alleged reason of his being a
bounty jumper. has commenced before a court
martial in this city. Col Mclean is the pre-
siding officer thereof.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

ITO night the Indianapolis Amateur Ora
matte Association give a grand performance at
the Tabernacle. Court House Square. for the
benefit Of soldiers wives and families. Let all
our citizens come up and contribute to this good
cause. To morrow night two splendid plays.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

METROPOLITAN THEATRE.-Last night but two
Of Mr.. Neafe. Two great plays -"Advocate
and Orphan" and " Honeymoon" Mr.. Neafie
in both pieces. Truly a great bill no one
should fail to see il. We are glad TO notice that
We are soon to have ' w aiung for the Verdict. E"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

"a Mr.. F.. g. White-one of the greatest
comedians Of the nineteenth century-will be
rendered a benefit by the universal population of
this city. male and female, on Monday night
next. at the Metropolitan. White played Dogber-
~ last night. in Much AGO About Nothing. and
be is emphatically the most comical individual
alive.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

a At the Circle" TO day and TO night
George X hodius. Esq. will be exceedingly hap
py to meet his friends. Every delicacy of the
season. as well as every sublime beverage be
can furnish them. The cook is the most elegant
artist Ia the city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

~ Last night four places of amusement. be-
sides numerous side shows, were in full blast in
this city. viz: The Metropolitan. where White
performed. the Davis combination. at Masonic
Hall. Madame English's Museum and the ANA
teur Dramatic festival. for the benefit of soldiers
families. at the Tabernacle. Court House Square.
And all were well pa,ronized.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

CB-Marot's. No. 233 East Washington street,
We would advise our citizens generally. is the
very establishment in this metropolis to visit
Tor the purpose Of obtaining second hand goods
Of every description. Mr.. Marot is a liberal
dealer. and bargains may be obtained at his
houaa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02
Sron, PhItndeIShIa.

PsnApKIrHIA, February 1.-The Evening
Bulletin was sold At auction this afternoon FOR
ss9 goo. Il was purchased in the interest of ia
former proprietors. j 5. Chambers and Col
Cummings retiring
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

IL The semi-rnnual examination of the
classes Of the indianapolis Female Institute will
take place to morrow Friday ) the 81 inst. in
cue chapel OF the Baptist Church. The e1er
cisrs viii commence at 3 O'Clock in the morning
and continue through the afternoon. The pa
irons and friends of the institute are cordially
invited to be present A new term will TOM
mence on Monday, the 9TH inst.
c. w. HKwEs. President
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

No gss vas liz on the streets last night.
hnL Moon performed all the requisite functions
will she ever ret her dividend.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

We understand that the work Of recruit
ing goes braveIy on. and the probabilities. with
the magnificent bounties offered. are that our
quota will approach being filed By volunteer
ing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

guyHg frn Of z. l. & A. W Mc0aat having been Dis
solved BY the Withdrawal Of A. W. Ncoust from
sad fra. the business vii be eoatinuet 81 the old 81 and.
Nos. g. and sS West Washington street, By the under-
signed. under the styie and trn % r. L. McOua, a Co
Who take this occasion 20 return thanks to thei friends
sed the public for past fsvcrs and solicit . contisusnoe
Of their patronage.
r. l. neouAT,
feb3-c3tkvf 0BEp TOoTf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

e-Ths recent festival Of the Mission Sab
hath School was . perfect success, some $500
being realized.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02
MEDICAL
M A N II O O D.

4 Nd THE yIG0R OF YOUTH RESTORED IN -FOUR
N weeks by DR.. RIC0RD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE. DR..
has st length acceeded to the urgent request Of the
American public. and appointed al agent In New Teri,
for the sale OF his valued and highly prized Essence o.
Life. This wonderful agent will restore Manhood 20
the most shattered constitutions in four weeks, and. Is
used according TO printed instructions, failure ~ impes-
sible. This hfe-restorng remedy should be taken by
all about 10 marry, as its effects are permanent. Sue
cess, in every case, Is certain.
DIR. Records Essence Of Life Is sold In cases. With full
instructions for use, NJ %, or four quantities In one for
-. and will be sent 20 any part, carefully packed, On
receipt Of remittance 10 his accredited agent. Circular
sent free on receipt Of four stamps.
PHILIP ROLAND, az Broome street.
~jauel-dly One door west Of Broadway, MT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02
FOR SALE.

NoR Dsnbe Frame House on West Mary
lani street, second hoase west from Mississippi
For particulars inq1ire a. No. Il East washington e.
The house has ben lsfeiy reaIrted ard p.,r.-s.
feh9~dss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

t-Msrtip McGinty, in attempting to get on
the cars while IN motion, on the Madison road.
fell under and had his left leg crushed 50 that IL
had 10 be amputated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

The red streamer floating from the flag
sian At the top OF Glenns' Block indicates skar
ing at the park. Jan 25tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02
CITY N S .

CB-See DR.. Vim. Thomson advertisement
on the second page Of to days paper.
jan 25 Il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

IL A sudden thaw took place yesterday. am
this morning the thoroughiares are rsmarkabl.
slippery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

"a Ladies dry goods auction to-day at No.
e East W sshington street, at 9L q. IN. Also a
great variety Of women's and children's shoes,
closks, furs. &c.
WV T.. FxaruEnsros. Auctioneer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

q LAdies. Ne would respectfully say to you.
visit senour's. Bates House Block. for elegant
psrfumeries and cosmetics
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02
R~ENOvATERS.
CLEANING AND DyEISe ESTABLISHMENT

ggyHY UNITED TAT DYE HOUSE 40. sssoUTB
Illinois street. Indianapolis, Indiana,
Al this old and we'll known establishment, the lsdies
can have silks and wooden goods dyed in perm snent and
beautiful col0rs. and gents garments thoroughly renova-
ted and repaired.
New and second hand clothing bought and solt, also,
spsticular branch In the business cenomina;et hne draw
ing-olhA ztsole cloth. OF tear In any garment car es
% wrought ia; II can not Be visible 10 the naked eye.
Remember the place. No. s. south minoxsstreet.
fsn1o JOSEPH HAKRIS. Proprietor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02
NV YORK MONEY xARKET.

NV ToRK MONTY NARKET.
NEW YoRK, February |
The gold market is unsettled. The uncer
tainty as 10 whether any peace commissioner
we're on their way to Washington has a tendency
to check downward tendency. The price closed
at Dos to-night.
Later.--Gold closed at Gsllsgher's exchange
to day at 2033L<.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02
NOTICE.
Dissolution OF Copartnership.

TyHR partnership heretofore existing between the IN
d~ersigned, in the Stove and In-xsr business. has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. said Andrew
W. Nc0u,t retiring from said hm.
The unsettled business OF the nru Of r. l. h A W.
McOust will be closed up sy the remaining partner al
the old place Of susine -, who i suthorized TO close Up
the same
r. l. so0UAr.
A W HcOUAT.
Indsanapolis. January 3lsi, lse5.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02
COMMERCIAL.

lBr ELEGRAPE.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. February 1.
No report
, 1865-11-24
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER "a. 1865.

s1oe @ Wt sS deliberately fred It the assembled group
m 61F ordered an investigation oi this affsir. Ge9.
Heitnl, a. TIE request Of Gan. Escaheda, and In
,ne interest Of humanity, seut over tents Got The
transported 10 BtownsvIlle md received tae asteu-
NC q OF TIE untted Stntes army Surgeons tkttze
The HsTasd's correspondent confirms the story Of
POT 70 turn Matauofas 1Fe1 to the Lberals. One
rebel army, serving on lhe st1ir Of john NorpAu.
The liberal amy Is satd to b steadily inereasing
II strength. Al business At Matamoras had ceased.
other materials, roet of The labor being performed
hJ ci11ena Gen. Slaughter. late Of tha rebel AMY
"a gone 10 the City of Mexico to engage IN a
, 1865-11-24

|
/ Letter from Chief Justice Chase,
A necttnp wea bald in Rrr,o1.,,,,, ~, ,r,,,,..
n;cbt IN oId or I'm f-oadnaa n,s,ac ~ qs., u.suAs
rts"s us ~ a!u u W lfeea1nen' thlei Justice
ottan U.s. ssn. 10 % present eaI could moi
| ' W. wAsu1soToS m ,.sI n = 45Se No:. ~ ,aa,
Cry7,xxrn. Noth;no INT H., ~, ss
lie business Tnni1 ctain ~ ~ f.pn, -, put
ipr to he hnld tn.mor4oW cve,in, ,,nIor M r..
auspices Of lie Ameriean fJnion 7onniss,nn is tne
the Frredmcn's Kid Commissfon 1''In, and ~,
IT, oI,iect the -S,ret Ssyeia.gn; W a.%a.,a =. a..
ao,,1,, ~ ~ ~ N -ua"' " suue1ns NJ Tue
manf1 +he avmnatbv ~ a., s.onJ n1us. Son-
men. ~ 1'' tooo ano Pa'f'o''c
To suppress rebe)1fon tba a,oe,,c,, roon,a
nut forth vast enerpies cnnntira ptuopte
nrr ,,nr ii6a ,iasr r. Soa9tlns ntither treas
sided ~ co1,n}rr NM usat ~ eompailsoh Hlth an midi
wnrid wsa , Gua ueseF III Inc Giss1orV o. inc
,ann..r :" % . eIvn "6r "aeea with 80 little
not;s " Vna1ctlYencss On LIE part Of the
r1n ~ aeal7s agm5st eoen: e.. ~, :.
T.. tnH ~ psog1s neTer lo1gel tnat success must
be followed By the restoration In due time,
ana on Just c6ndlttons Of the old relations
= N!Neea s9co states and the Union, md that,
| to tue ptrtIAhept and beneficial restoration
! Of those relations the establishments Of fra
te1na1 sentiments between the citizens of the
States Was Indispensable It Is important now
| That the people who hive been In rebellion
should be thoroughly satisfied that the first
| wish Of the loyal people Is the re.cstablI.h-
,ent Of these sentiments.
IT,. war has brought great changes, Amonr
these the -catest aud nost nnnrrnf,rs ~
slaves 81 - the T. Ills vast population from
1ondsmen to ntcensen AIR. <'ch ills wonder
~ aue people o. me States ID VI. the people
~ . 1eFonilon ms taken place, o1 -,ment
~ " the the odaer STATES, and on the Gorc,A -
e. o. me whole country, new and peculiar o,-
yes. II Is important that these new citizens
should be assured that these duties will ID
neither eradcd nor neglected. "'A ~
n Low best to assure the white citizens oil the
States lately In rebellion of The reaj rond wi,T
Of their fellow citizens OF the loyal statcs s.nnd
81 o thelr readiness to atIord actiEe aid, where
rena;,na tSe ipirriaa m rSiesns Inc necessities and
ana hnr ~ assI,rs ~ Tseaslonea by the var,
those States of shn ca,n, emu s0;osea Citizens Of
ton of thsir steodv ~ ad Sesat 5uss apprecis
nntbnr1tv XII - 4, u1,u..on ~ tue national
1rerv I.9nar a w " its PURPOSE to promote, In
slderaiinn " t6 6engase me most earnest con
, 1865-11-24

GfeatActtT1tTf In tie French Nnyy-yew
Vessels HuiidIns-A Strange Subma-
r1ne Engine.
lParas Correspondence Of the n. T. Herald
Rochefort y one Of the secondary naval
stations Of France. It Is situated on the
r1yer Chotantc, about ten miles from It's
mouth. nd seems to have but one advantage
the'way place, rarcly visited hy foreign yes-
Sels OF war or merchantmen, the latter using
Rochelle as port Of entry, But the riycr
s exceedingly narrow and very crooked,
n1akng 1t dltticult for long vessels to ascend
noa%a nnoa%%ithssandIng these serious drawbacks,
men;ofwar- One large iron-clad corvette
Of me Heroine class. carrying fifty OF sixty
guns, has Just been launched and Is nnw re-
celsing her iron. A large troop ship and a
lfansport for horses are now On the stocks.
0eing rapidly pushed forward TO completion.
the construction Of three iroh-clad coryettes.
70 be completed rs soon as possible. NAV
he11 observe that IN all the dock Yards Gf
frn-ce new lron-clals arc to be built at once
and completed ut tho first moment. The
2um',er Is large, but the object Of this im-
French iron-clad navy and 11ect Of Of
transports has not been made known.
Something Is evidently on foot, which tfmr
alone will develop. Or the truth If tbe
aooSe statement there Is not tho least dopbt. |
! hare IL from several sources entirely rn1ia.
6is. In another yeat, tie Emperor's lect
will be stronger by at least ten or twelve
iron-clads Of the most modern destc1. When
they arc to be used any one NAV Conjecture.
but no one seems to know. Perhaps Ne mav
see them on the North American coast at M
distant day-a contingency that Ia rernrfeI
By those who know the present temner of ffe
Emperor as In nowfse improbable. But of fhe
results Of IN engagement between the best
french tron-clad and an improved double.
turrctcd Monitor no one who has seen the two |
vessels and knows their powers, Offensive md
defensive, wonld doubt. Ny faith Is nfnned
to the hfteen-inch guns.
There is In the yard here strange subma-
Finc engine, designed for the purpose Of DE-
sttoytng ships BY torpedoes. It is long yes
sei, IN shape not unlike Winans' cigar boat.
constructed Of copper, and capable, It is said,
u great speed. The great principle Involved
n the nondeseript Is that enabling it to one.
ate for long time under water. No one Is
permitted to 60 on board, lest the great So
ret shonld be discovered; and the interior of
ne auMr Is GRIND mystery to outsiders. II
'eneyc or Government hare plans of the
esse! which IN some mysterious way rlidcd
ato their hands, and the secret 80 cafefullv
cpt from foreigners here il we'll known n i
Washington, The boat Is said to be a COM
lete snecess. and promises to effect an entire
nd radfcal change IN marine warfare. So tho
rench say, with do not know what truth.
, 1865-11-24
NASHVILLE.

Crane Court Notwithstanding Infested
with Robbers aud n1urtercrH-Fronn,
hftton TO Lynch them.
NASHVILLE. Nov. :1.-1he Cranc Court Martial
has closed. The argument has been ielisered ou
both sides. The decision is1not yet ande public BY
Tue court, though in military circles II ii believed
that Col. Crane has fully sindiceted hts cause in
every particular On the ease Of Quarternaster Of
military nHnfds. most Of the charges asutust
him Will he sustained.
Nashville Is infested by band OF robbers and
!nurdc7aEr. Iast night about ten CLOCK atr, Wn.
Hcternau, we'll known Citizen Of this catv, ua.
returning irom ST. Cecilia Seminary, with dau-t-
ter and son In his as1ta-e, WAS attacked By four
l.ghnaJInen. who dra%rod him into the bushes by
tlc road, and robbed and injured him 90 fleeper-
ately that his recovery is impossible. One Of The
rIohhcss Nas badly Woundod ny Heaerm.n. All
have been captured and arc IN tal1 An excited
crowd OF citizens arr propoAiag to lynch them
They we're found 10 be ieamstzr in Inc employ OF
The Government
Co'ton-no demand today oo account OF lis IN
tlated prices. YeHterday. 4GGs7c, depression vas
asppaErnt To-day ~ haics sod. the Highest price
nlnc 4tc Receipts, 81 bales: shipped se7 balcs.
\ Ae river l. eighteen IN -hcs, md 1T staud,
, 1865-11-24
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
egneuA ~. Oh 1fo4 and Pike Counties
10 oe fo.d 0a-Ekcape Of a prIs-
onpf.

census OF Iro4p.1s and Pike Counties
onpf-
lsfecfa Despatch to the Chicago Tsibunc]
,, SfH1EorIE1p, NoY, q.
1he following i sync.:s r the census return
from lfoqnols county, is.e1red At the SECRETARY y
ea'e'f onlee to-day: Population, 1900: m,1itta
5'aes' no. oi manufactures, II; yn1ue Of nam
'1e1uscs, sdd,6do Enlue Of lire stock, &aus 5aat
aiue OF rain products. 81, 1sa S8S; value OF oths,
agricultural products, &a+1 121s; pounds Of roo,.
H,ea; No. Of honEing and grist mills, 8 ssw
mills. Il; dlstl1lcsies, ! uniyeruiea, /; punl,s.
go; No. Of common schools, 1si; pupils. 1 80 !.
population In 1sG1, Il, ass Increase, a7H,
, !he popn}a ton Of Pike county, lt2oo: militia
4+,i Ne; of manufactures, II; vslne Of manufac.
pounds ot rooi MEi; No. Of , coms,on 11'H .essas'
cigsss @ e';Pts 2osd. population In 1860 ,eao; In:
Tho tEta Of tho nett steam fire euc1nc mat ,n,ro,
dEced into this ely came OF TO-DAY, In the presence
OF AEEe crowd M our ci1izens, and proves sue
cess In all respects. '''s-
Dnllef. a. eAAlP
Nathan 1nEcson, colfned in the county tail In
thls city for counteFclung, escaped yesterday ater
noon by unlocking The door leadiue to tba cetI.
caafies Mack Mrs, Ollre Mack and {}torre
hotthrnp we're bound oyer today IN the sum Of
x51q each, fat HACK tot $500, and Henry Davis IN
SsN, tor their appearance at the next term Of the
eundFy goods from the Great Weetern RsiIroad.
and Chicago q Alton Railroad. Tho drst two
named have given bail.
, 1865-11-24
FROM MISSISSIPPI.

The Freedmen to be Allowed to Testify
In Court~-ATrain Attacked by Negro
0i't-t:orrr%pondcncc lsrt.ycc1s tho
Governor and President johnson.
JAcEsuA, Miss. Nor. aI.-1hc bill comforting
.cstan civil rights upon the freedmen passed the
House today. u, IT. fourth section freedmen ase
allowed 10 testify and l'.inc witnesses when they
arc pstty 10 suit, but not In casce exclusively
between white men, The vote stood IS 10 Is.
Gov. HuE,phtefe iele;raphcd on The 18th 10 the
President:
''Coored troops ar.ackcd and took possession Of
passenger d'atu at lRudenaale Springs ineulltng
l4dirs Ihear oficesn were tumble 10 control them.
Lie saSs tic Let1sEatuEt h&a ue1not1nlt1cd for n
nova! Of the troops, md il willing to e1tcnd the
right OF freedmen 10 testify IN ccatts II the trpops
are Withdrawn.
The President replied: THE troops will be
Withdrawn when peace and order can be maintained
Without them. Measures should be adopted giving
projection 10 all freedmen In their Possession d
property. which will euttlc them 10 nssuma their
consituttonal rights. There Is no disposition on
The part Of the Government to nrbltrat7ly dIctatc
Int simply advice policy that ie bcucfclal'
, 1865-11-24
THE ELLI0T.DAYIS PRIZE FIGHT.
Interference OF the Capital Police at Al
hans-The IS 'mill' Indefinitely POST
roned-Contrndictor Repors.
Hmm fho .EIs.t1

AAseIAefcAce o1 tAe capital Police at Al.
bany-The Is H1ill', Indefinitely Post.
poned-contradictory Hepors.
tFfom the New York Tribune, MOI aa1
Ihe great national prize fight for be cham.
pionship Of America. between Wilhm Davis
and Jaincs Elliot, did not not com.oT in The
vicinity Of Albany, as was cxpected,y aIargr
number o. the sporting fraternity who had
assembled from all parts of the Unin.
inc ia1cy' were around, the ring had
neen almost formed, when the stror am Of
the lay inteftered, and, more KIM to item
naa11ys 1nan noy were to themselves, preyatcd The
which might possibly eventtatc IN he de.th
OF Oh Or the other Of the conbathts, 1ir.
haps botn.
The consequence le TINT Davis aid EDt
can, If they choose. 70 cofdfortablyIto sled
tonight 10 the full enjoyment Of tnbrokc}
heads, unblaekened eyes and unnnncled
bodies. Some time before daylight yesterday
morning about 500 OF the sporting intcrnity1
assembled at the susquehanna depot expect
them, 1t 81 !. n, to Espersncc, Ns hIohars 10 @
county bns e11f o'clock came and no tratl
was ready.
It appeared TINT special train md bed
engaged Tor $50, some ten days hfore, bt
one Or two fndiEtuua1s interested In tSo hight
but the Conf pauy refused to abide by thd
agreement, and would NER allow thetrain to-
proceed yesterday m6f:iing. Much dlssptis-'
faction was expressed by the sports. Iut tlsIT
ssaa 20 distnrbanec, or'any demonstatfon of
J. n'o5si!lties, though the e"Q ghters' wee about
!, - \ detaehment oI police soon atpa1ed on
cais. Ihe railway COMPANY had. Il appears,
rc3uesleu their presence for the prnto :tion Of
heir property. Not IN engine VA on the
,:emis IS, gil having been removed Tna dis
oacc up the road. The police were.tke sub
ect q rey nntayorable commcut. bat1 hey
ere % 1t s11'wI:h patience truly cauineb.. 'a'
The * O'Clock regular train yas an,.,dn3er
2oked forward to 81 aGordlnc a last eha,ii}c
getting to the ground, but * c'ciock*
ame, and the'regular trim was MI a1lowe1
start- The rain WAS pourlnr Sn.v,, T,,,
pngiitstfc encounter was alnast! a. at ~ a,e !
70: There was general. esca padc frnm the
epot to The lager beer saloons nnd rnT'
ORES ores where the potations were loac and !
stan~ix Hall was made the bea,ou.r.ers
70 10 Short time large numi,er n liz
a ,,asmpions, patrons, and admirers Of tha mn.
lls11c ring were conErcgnted around the har
eely discussing tho merits Of lie nTfncInsis
cir prospects Of fight taking place. wills