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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-03
ri n Hu1LIHEN.

sRsS, ~ a e f LING, VA, DENVhsT
e8SyYf4 OFFICE, corner Of Market and Quincy
Streets, one square above the Custom House.
sep2O
, 1866-02-26

NEWS By TELEGRAPH,
FROM MEXICO.

The Feeling AZ 10 What the United
State" Will Dn- -MaIlmIlIau's FL
nances-fAe In AnIlous for American
1mm5Ernsfon-About SlaVery-Petro.
leuIn In Mexico.
NV York. Feb. sa-The HsruIfs Mexico C,ty
correspondent states that Inc Imper1altss, no Ieas
than the Republicans. ntc closely Watching eycrv
Indication OF desfens OF tho Unt,ed Stases IN regard
TO ihe settlement oi their trouble, and we're muck
delighted hy run1or that our Government had
concerted to recognize MaxmtliAn on The condftion
q the Withdrawal Of the French troops. 1t il said
that Maxlmtsian u tired Of having 4 French rod
continually held orer him. lie Is said to mint
oilapidated condition Of the Imperial auan.
Ger. It Is thought that he homes aoon
10 overcome this difficulty by establishing
comparative peace, inducing foreign ,mm,e1ation,
and thus developing tho great natural wealth Of the
country. He is said to be anxrons Tor American
settlers. who will bring. as wc Is their ON sEii
ingenuity and industry, modem Inventions aca ma
cGtnery.
Tha Impe1ialIsts afu represented as being vexy
much surprised 10 learn ot the apprehension IN
Washington that Maztutlian was r. re,establish1pc
slavery, as they are inclined 10 regard him aa encr
talntng emphaucally enlarged views Of liberty.
Petroleum IL now IN article OF extensive use In
etfuck On Mexican sn,l
, 1866-02-26

perfect initiation ofrny patterns. This process
was 80 clear and intellig1blc, that lts first
suggestion to my own mind, and also TO his
at once removed cur doubt of ultimate succeas.
Dr. Smith now commenced drawing a Soc
ond act OF patterns OF the stxe ofthe palm Of
my hand, md after about ten days spent IN
new modelling my photograph. made my
first steel letter, which with Its succeeding
companions Is still In existence, has just now
been used in makirg the type IN hand, md
has not since been imp:o N form or scarcely
Ii execution, In any succeeding font.
From that day TO this, now about thirty
years, have made It my ruling business and
effort and desire to complete sets Of these
punches, OF hich four different sizes arc done
sad src now In use at Beirut, The Eth AN
now making at the Bible House, at New
Tork, and the sixth will be commenced prob
ably after few months. The smallest Of
these fonts is the came with that In which
the beautiful pocket Testament has Just been
printed nt Beirut the two large sizes will be
used for the prominent words In large title
pages, school cards and the like, and In an
edition Of the Bible for the aged and weak
sighted, go frequently found In that region OF
the world. The intermediate size have long
been in use at Beirut, In printing portions Of
the Bible and multitude OF other pro-
miscuous works.
, 1866-02-26
Interesting Account OF Missionary efs
ToF1 10 Produce a f5lhle In Arabic.


An interesting description Of the manufac-
ture Of Arabic type for printing an edition OF
the Billie is given by AlE. Holman Hallock In a
late number Of the Bible Society Record. Mr.
nal1ocE says:," At the time when Rev. Dr. Ell
Smith md myself commenced our efforts At
there we're existing fonts Of type In that Ian
guage in England, France, Germany, Coustau-
iinople. Mount Lebanon, and Egypt, not one
Of them was at all endntab1e ny the al-fas-
tidious Arabs and Turks, who, notwithstand-
Ing their senf-harbarous state re without
equal in the exceeding beauty and symme try;of
their manuscript, OF which all printing IN
In that language Is m imitation Still, In
the absolute necessity for type to supply the
almost total want OF books, any one Of these
;lQnts would most gladly have been purchased
.and used at the Mission Press, but that, for
: Furious reasons, they could not be procured.
!. In fact DR.. Smith and his associates had made
-unwea1ied efforts to this end but TO no pur-
pose.
AT length, IN despair Of success, he called
on nc one day ut Smyrna, proposing that l
should commence the difficult work of manu-
featuring Arabic type. Previous to this, Dr..
Smith, In pursuing his missionary work, had
carefully studied the forms of the Arabic let
tiers, finding many good specimens Of manu-
script; but until about this time he had not
found my that were drawn with sufficient ae-
curacy for US as models for printing type.
Now, however, BY eome means to him almost
mysterious, some scores OF pages Of the elo-
CANT md perfect copies used by the renoWn-
within his reach. OF thesc he most joxf0lly
task Possession, md they proved key on
Ehich he could implicitly rely for ALL tho
ovals, and curves, and s1ops, and other nice
forms for which this writing is 30 remarkable.
After rough shaping about one hundred
punches; with toleTable prospects Of success.
thought not without long and pain.
tul efforts, . wakeful hour OF
the night suggesaed to me
That by. reversing certain part Of panto'
graph In my Possession, could trace my
models direct upon the polished face Of piece
Of steel. reduced to my desired scale, and
. haye only 10 follow my lines to make
, 1866-02-26

Rumors are current In New York Of exten.
sise ihctts Of prze goods from three horses In
Brooklyn. occurring during the past two years.
United States officers are eatd 10 be implicated and
The va1ne OF goods stolen amounts to two hundred
thousand dollars.
The English translation of the Euperof
Napoleon's " rie de Jules Czsar'' has been a COM
nerria success, 20 much that lis publishers have
forwarded to the agents Of The Emperor sum con-
siderable beYond the amount originally agreed npon
for the exclusive right Of Translation into Enefish
The translation Of the second volume IL rapidly ap-
preaching completion, the dnal proofs o the orisi
nal beng revised by The Emperor. It will be llns-
tratcd with thittytwo maps, and may be looked ior
about the middle Of March.
We gave an account, q few days since, cop
led flum the Quincy frhi0, Of the supposed youn-
tarT drowning OF j man and woman, In The Mfss1s-
sippt, At that place. The Quincy Eta7ino lader
says that letters found in the coat pocket Of the
man Indicate That both Ind len Evansville, Ind,
but few months since, and that they were in great
trouble from come improper relations. The infer
ence 1s that both went Into the river and under The
Ice, 10 be heard rom no moro until the resn.rec-
lion
, 1866-02-26
FROM ALBANY.

Movement Of lce-RapId Nfse OF Wafer
The New BrldSe-A Severe TEST
Put upon lt-Ik Withstands the
Pressure.
ALnASr, Feb. 25-The ice In the river IN fsont o,
thie city bFoke up between = and 10 o'clock ttIs
motntu", and In a few hours the river was clear.
The wafer rose rapidly indicating that The leo had
damned up below the city, and It has siuce been
ascerta1ned that It Is lodged near Castletop, Tho
luandatlon here i comparatively Lght, The early
tEA1n from SeM 1otk this morning passed over The
H1deon Htsts bridge dIrect for Cinclnuatt and he
midnight trAin will also upas
ALBANY, Feb: sa-The ice In the river began to
mnye about midnight last night, and moved q NV
miles below the city. and was then stopped. At 6
abose as can Be seen, Al about nine 1t started
again, and At halEpast ten the river opposite the
city, and rs fat a. Troy, Vas clca.. The bridge was
sutecfed 70 n seyere test 1t can ever be rut to-
and stood i petfestly- An Immense field Of so11d
ICE loot thick and extending from one aide OF the
r1Ver 10 the other, came down with a sapld current
uetng It's force uF0n the channel pier. the craud
peE and eight pier east Of grind pier all at once
without moving any one Of them. The
held of tee ~as broken 10
pieces and ground to powder against t3e piers.
Al the came time that the Ice Was passing, two
Trains Of cars went over The bridge carrying over
safety The passengers bound TO md from Ney
York. It would have bcen impossible for them to
cross theasf!et In my other Wny. The ica made no
aam q 4 !be bridge. On the contrary, the PIERS OF
likely to make dam on the Island be1ou The city,
and Will much sooner go quite clear ont Of tie
r1rcT. The bridEe1s perfectly successful and satis-
1acloTT In all rtsbecta.
, 1866-02-26
FROM GALVESTON,
Various Items OF Inteli,genc


GALVESTON. Fob. 1a-Cotton dull. Exchange
on New York par to one per cent discount Dr..
goods are improving.
Emigration to Texas continnes.
4 Wharf Cotton Press and Warehouse Company
with one million capital has been formed, paying
Tour hundred thousand dollars in gold for the lots
Real estate active At prices double these before
the large cotton factory WIS established. A
Houston another one 10 organizing.
Caplta1ista here propose TO dig ten-foot esna
from Buffalo bayou 10 Galveston Bay
Wigfall escaped rom Texas three weeks ago.
The Methodist Church North otI:rs to taSe he
negro church Of Texas under It's protection.
EI-Prcsident Burnett IL preparing to reply tu
Gen Gregory, who demanded proof 10 susntn bur.
nette charges Of mali administration and corruption
Of the Freedmcn's Bureau.
Capt. II. r. Turner, Ct Bncksport, Maine. com
nandIng the steamer Planet, hence 10 Mobile, was
drowned In storm. ...
The Southern Pacific Railroad meeting commend
I'd to-dsy. The traek l. already laid from Marshall
twenty -e1ght miles towarda Shreveport.
The Presidents veto of the Freelmen|s Bureau
bill gives general sausfaction.
The steamer Margaret leaves Mobile March 1Bt
with eulRrnuts Tor faza. Brazil,
, 1866-02-26

EQ1tofs CmcAPo lF1puue:
yesy tseso1s Individual VIE +tsns himsei IL
youT paper. 10 relieve That fat.:e and unfortunate
class the honeercntels O! Chicago, nom the Rrtcv
victims Of the a7aricc OF landlords, as be thinks,
The prospect Of Immediate redress Of theif long
suffered ~rongs BY .hs simple and cheap process Of
freely. voluntarily. and without compulsaon BY
bur Unfortunately for thai numerous elass OF snt.
escfs ihe remedies prescribed By theIr henesctoss,
no.s tapes:tSis, ne1t e 6topi. ia = { tse vi.loe
s M a o' o Eel hs
Theory OF 'human rights " into pfactioe, like the
pictures Of the Fata Morgana before tie eTes Of the
IT e ssE e's q 4s es ssi et Dssi 81 st.
renttrt should de<fes come means within The pow
er Of his prost9es to apply, and think &nongothS
e IL e EEsr, sea md
The house he rents with A. much care as
Il It was htt orn. and during bis occupancy do and
md. Every 6ouse-Eenter shall be honest md shat
moi cheat the landlord ont Of the rent agreed upon.
and pay hts rent and punetuaily when II
The landlord promptly when the term Is ended.
without cnnstng to the landlord long and vexatious
Law tu,tf for The possession. that coat him time and
sd: Let ait houserenters join together to petL
tion tbe legislature 10 repeal Ill laws exempung
property rom execution. 50 Is to enab3e the land
tenants.
The exemption laws IRE intended to protect the
po1e and nafttcul1siy tho labortng ehsses, but in
tho case Of house rent they produce an effect direct
II opposite to the ODE dcsited-opprest1ou instead
OF relief
The uncertainty Of the prompt payment Of the
rent preyentt large capitalists from nVe4tine in x
building tenement houses for The accommodation Of
The working men, and in consequence thereof, thai
large class Of hoa.eZeoterF Il confined to number
Of houses much too small ior the demand. and ~
The price OF every article - regulated BY that great
that the working man pay u rent much higher
than he would have to pay were be not oyer-pto.
ieeted py law. BY tha exemption laws vozy fex oi
benefited while the 1utersa ef The lasge majority
, 1866-02-26

qtd enlesed A. to PGktnA Plea Of guilty under aRe
fos 1sJloe Verdict Of guilty II 10 Harris. and tefm
teuraly.
same w. Same. Indictment for lares1y. Eo@le
psoseQa entered IS to Perkins,
ssne 70. Thomas 4. Bennett Indicted for lar
eenJ. Vcrulr not guilty..
same II. Daniel Hou1.tey. indtctmen* for isrce-
ny. InJ tEial. Verdict of guilty., and term Of In.
pd.sunsut a.sested II one rear q the pentents.y.
same n. Albert Morrh1. Indictment 1or gum
tnc. Plea Of guilty.
Same -. Ed~tn C. Morris. Indictment for swim
ding, PlcA Of not cui1ty.
Same II. Mary Wh1'e o'ids AAn B4nch dAas
Mary Conno11-tudictment fof krceuy. Former
plea Of NOT guilty withdrawn; plea Of guilty OF
petit larceny entered and sentenced 10 ten days In.
pdsonEnepf in tnc RHdewe1l-
-TudQA-Ihit Conf wxs IN eeak!on On Saturday but
no business was taken up.
, 1866-02-26
Gen. Grant and Southern Sentiment.
The Washington correspondent Of the Daily
Adrerfiser telegrnphs as follows:

34ut@tNeE' stACE44PAh Us 1Oll0R8s
"There are abundant indications that Gen.
Grant at least is not satisfied with the work
ing OF Affairs In the South. He believes the
masses Of the people are disposed to quiet and
good order, and thinks they would shortly be-
come peaceable citizens, but for the pressure
and influence Of their small local and country
politicians and leaders. He has not found It
advisable to order the troops home so rapidly
as was anticipated six weeks ago, and rs the
volunteer soldiers are anxious to be relieved,
he is urging action on the army bill, and .
strenuous effort will be made to accomplish
something concerning 1t In the Senate, ut
least, during the present week. He Is also
much annoyed at the situation IN Kentucky
and some sections Of Tennessee, where the
Urion men are being persecuted and hasass-
ed quite as badly as at any time during the
war, and he Is trying to devise, In connection
with the civil authorities, some means for
reaching the abuses praetfred in this regard,
The courts have recently ordered the arrest
In the former State OF considerable number
of late Confederate civil md military officers,
and arrests for persecution Of Unionists are
likely to be made, unless o better state Of
affairs soon preFaIls.''
, 1866-02-26

then materially suffer BY the operation Of those
Laws.
But he most ehectu1l remedy Of their gfieyantes
houfc-9ente7s wuul1 and N Carrying out fhe prooo-
s1t1pD shown under
4 Lethouee-srnte.s viIhont distinction At classe,
1cdtalply do not mean real respectabuitv. hnt
the mock article that goes By that name md Which
IL tho curse IND hane Of American hte and eoicty.
ueTc1J man were t15in21 couane his expcn.s 10
bis real wants. md TO keep strictly within hn own
means end station Of life did not initiate others
in Inquiries and expenses who eau afford to have and
make them, which arc beYond his means md soc1sj
position, merely becan.c he don't want 10 be less
-efpecssb,c" than they are, the1e but few men il
Chicago who corid not raye up In a few yrurs
enough to buy them 4 home Of theds own; the only
real and edectna remedy AGAINST paving hiQh reuts
IEAH SrntYg
, 1866-02-26

BALTIMORE, Feb. aa-The friends Of President
Johnson. policy have called a meeting for to-mor
row night, and The opponents Of that policy have
also called mass meeting for Thursday night, 81
favor Of euppresetnc the rebellion BY force, whe
now epppor1 the loyal mon Of the nsilon and theil
representatives IN CpDCress TO provide sueh terms
the payment of national, and Reputation Of rebel
debte The e1cctua1 abolition Of slavery. &C., Is the
call In subst8ucc,
, 1866-02-26

Warrington etrcet on Market, the flames rudden1y
burzt 'o1th from The cnmbusttble rnaat The two
occupants ct the drlvere seat fortunately xueesded
1o tunbltng OF Tbs rear portion Of the ioad. fhns
tavlue bali their thavtngs End the wagon from de-
Afrrctfcn -
, 1866-02-26

Pnoy1pENcE- r. l., Feb. 23.-The steamer
Occauus, hence for New YorE. which went ashore
and bil1ed, remained at ten o'clock this morning
with her bow well out Of watcs. which .was level
with the eQern. The sea was smooth and weathei
pleasant, and her freight Of domestic goods and
general merchandise Will probably be saVed.
, 1866-02-26

ktsc Slats.-Smlth ". Smith. This xas m as-
iton n chsuery instituted b Martin Smith as.nst
afsdc Of The hynaen,al ceremonies winch nade them
rnnn and WIFE.
this ktre, the 101h Of May, 1864. by tseularly
ordained priest o. the Lutheran Church; and thai
the parties lived emlc.bly together, The husband
l.ese nasll the Sd Of sepiesasezf III iii, when the
hckie Phoebe eloped with some unknown
;saae md r.. a. 1se .ssis11 ssP,!a3ed K
divers perpopt wholly 1pm,ndiu1 Of The obligations
Of her nrp1isl soRR. and ey1n7ng tOal disregard
OF The ptpprieucs Of wife and matron. Tuc com
with him, Phoebe had committed adultery with 4
mzn named Herman Il. Martin, with whom ehe fs
also pre=uDed to haFe committed Ike c1ame, since
Clann & a. r.. Marslana q ii. THIS WAS an ao-
!iou IN chancezy. instituted BY Horace u: Claim
Edward L. Eame*. John R. Donxldson and Horace
drew Way. and John 4. Nelton, IN whlch com
platnanta psn5 that the Sherih-thc defendant Nell
son-be REQUIRED To pay into court certain noneys
10 sNait the issue OF suit commenced N this
Eugene G. Banowe md Reuben Sage ". Frank
N. Elchelb*Icer. Action Of a.sunpsit IN which u
Frcdc:ick uaker r.. jacob Killer. Action Of uea-
KceoaSza's cor14-1.fagt Hon. E En B.ra:
lsTcsny. Jufy ,rial. verdict. cuil,y. UDoer age.
same rs. John Johnson. INDICTMENT for gaming,
Former plea Of not guilty Withdrawn, and pies Of
cutI.y entered. Fined f10o. .-
SANE r. Louts B11dic. indictment for larceny.
jun t1iaL Verdict. not emily.
same r. Patrick Klngsmlll and Fritz Ml1er. In
dlctnvnt for not Flea Of guilty entered tos bath
same rs. n. v. Joe1yn. Indicted for larceny.
Former plea Of not guilty. Withdrawn, and plea oi
guilty entered.
same " sa1ne Indictment for larceny. Pies
Of not guilty ~ithdrawn, and plea OF guilty en-
tered. II
Same ". Thomas Stevenson alias Frank steven.
SON Indictment for lAsccny-3ury trial Verdict
not guilty.
Ssme rr. Henry Mcintosh md Patrick Hanley.
for both qefe0dlnts Withdrawn, and plea Of p<sis
inrcepI entered for zach defendant. .-
Same ". Fink Clifford. Indictment Tor larceny
Former plea Of not guilty Withdrawn, and plea ol
rullty Of pak larceny entered
Sane ~ william Taylor. ". b. Pe1ktnk md
Geo. ii; Ha1ris. Indicted tot larceny. &ot P7psss.
, 1866-02-26

NALfINoK3, Feb, II.
Ftorr-Dull. with sales Of WesteIr extra At - %.
ORAM-W beat duIet, Corn dull. with tAle1 Of yeI-
Tow Il 73c and white ii 7A973e. OAa fft1.
co1Tu-ffrm, with sAles Of Rio ut tq2s1c gold n
WUq1x1-Efm 1t f..tssS1ra.
, 1866-02-26

Go to the Best-fso to Bryant d Sfrot.
toms Chicago Commercial College to gel a thor
ouch, practical bnstness education, or 10 become a
good Telegraph Operator. Address for circuiars.
UKTAHT 4 SITUATION, Chicago, III,
, 1866-02-26

KEoKuK, Feb. a4.-An Immense mass meeting
Mns held here to-day. 1hcEe WIS great enthusiasm.
and The Administration were fndorsed unanimously.
lSlgned} TAos. ". CLAuErT. ;
, 1866-02-26

PuIIADKIFHT1, Fe0. II.
sroczs-FIr9, Penn1y1ranis StAta 5s SEX Reading
r. r. x9Hc; NoIey'a 50: Prnn. 4. R Sc.
GOIp-136. Sight exchange o. New YotE 1t par.
, 1866-02-26
THE CITY.
MASS MEETlNo,
TO
SUETAN CONGRESS

a Asss Meeting Of the Citizens Of cb,cseo who
arc IN hvor Of sustaining conRzess in is p,ley Of
Reconstrucuon, WIN be held Ut The
OLD BOARD OF TRADE HALL
On South Water street, near we:ss.rr.t, On
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ssh.
The following speakers viii aadrse the meet
Ing:
LION. E. c. lAnEm, Hos. r. a. uoYYxAHa.
II y. II. 1IFTANT, Hon. WnIlAN ERoss
HEv. 7. A. EDDY, q. D. Hos. J. u. WARD
lion. GRANT GoOuRsCR, Hos. JOHN A. JAMksoH
MAJon A. F. STEVENSON, Wnl1An kArr. Esq,
GIN. DANA, Coz q. n. HouoR.
The poorie Of Chicago Who are opposed to that
policy Of reconstruction which would sau.t the
fchel states 10 Fhare tn the eove1unca, of the
country, without hasmg rtpudiated the rebel WIZ
orbt, and without thrls having provided for the
protection Of all dtl,ror within their borders who
were talthfu TO the Government OF the Un!tei
Eihsee during fhe rchc1lfoD--a who arc opposed 10
me admission 70 Office OF unrepeataut tlattorx yei
fecSanE in the blood Of thoutandr OF Uniop men
~ afa eoa,e1sall who snetsin The patriotic coa11.
" SuneTe.e III Fcconstructtng The Government, ar
Hquesteo 10 meet at the lime and place aforesaid.
tnne one, come all and let rs unite in eeudrnv
up 10 the the voice Of Chicago in pueh tuney
, 1866-02-26

Co1CAtess Aromatic Vegetable Soap,-
4 superior Toilet Soap. prepared from refined
Vegetable oils In combination with G1ycertne, aud
the Nursery. Its perfume Is exquisite, and its
washing properties unsiyalled- For sale By all
dIuggists. feb12h936 1y.x&w
, 1866-02-26
HI2twnukte Market.

Especial despatch 10 tho Chicago Tribunal
MILWAUKEE,, Feb. a.
FLouA-Gulet 1t Il. .3oa7 Ito for spring extras.
GKAN-#heas easier, with sales at the morning
board OF 1890 ba at eash-4l1sH buyer
ali month; The noon board sales were 5000 bu No.
At t1IsAt9l1s4 cash the p. bostd salea were
ctboo bu at Il 1.lBA8i9 caAh-closiu at tho outside
1gurc.
PRoyrs1oEs-Duli. salea:--50 tres dweet picked
hams ii 13xc; 50 t1cs light weight 1t 16c; 10 kegs
prime city Lard At 17Hc. Butter nEm, with sales IA
Erktn5 choice at &c.
RrcxrTr-211o9 bu wheat 20 hogs.
, 1866-02-26

nnifeysa Magical Pain Extractor In n
eeIs1n cu.e for burns, piles: corns buntont, rhe.
maitm. most hlfer. and fkin diseases. Try IL
Only 25 ceuta. Sold by drncp1sts.
1el2h969- I'm mE&f
, 1866-02-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

Alin yatn!-The attempts to palm off
upoo The A9encsn public the bogus parpdies On
the leading Pdda perfumes, while Phalons ssNicht-
Blooming Cerens," the anett extract for the E1rld
kercniet eIer produced. either here or abroad, Is
Wllhin ne reach OF every cJass. Sold everywhere,
BroWnss sVeFmifuge Commits, or Worm
tozenses-Auch sickness, undoubtedly, With chit
dren and adnlts, attributed to other causes Is oc-
cat'oned oy worms The "Vcrmifnse Comntg,"
aNnoqeh edectua1 tn desuoYtng worms, can do no
Poefae!e sn5nfy TO ths most dal1cate child. Thu
phyksc'ans, and found to be cate aud sufe In erad
ea1nE worms. 50 hut1fnl to children.
Lnalofen having worme require Immediate atten-
non, ae neglect OF the trouble often causes pro-
lonced slckness. fNS
Symptoms Of wor1n* in chi1drca are often over
;ooked. WORMS IN the stomach and bowos cause
Irritation. which can be removed only by The use Of
asa UT J. remedy: The combination Of ingredients
such ~ 10 eiye the best possible EJECT With safety
Sold by drugc1ets1 chemiste and dealers in medi-
cinea. at twenty Ave CENTS box.
de1HbT1tl S}tT4tAr
, 1866-02-26
LAW INTELLIGENCE,

The Nicholson Pavement Case..Termi.
nation Of the Superior February
Term. Notions for New Trials.
Their Dlsposition-.5ndg.
mepts and 0rderss
, 1866-02-26

ApuLTxHY.-A German named William Pens,
who Eestocs 1t No. - North Dearborn Etrcet, was
sr1a,gned before Justice MIlhken At the Police
Court on Saturday to answer 10 the charge Of adul
tc1y upon the complaint Of 4 young girl named
plainant testified that Pms Offered her situation
in his houee as housekeeper bnt after getting there
ho made her his mistress. In order 10 procure ne
eessarY testimony the case Was continued ul Tues
day next, The complainant and defendant being put
under bonds Of {iO each for their appearance.
, 1866-02-26

SAD Acc1pEHr-Al little 9i1t named Mary Ann
Brennan, twelve years OF ase who re>ided with her
parents on the corncr Of Pine and Ktnxie eteets,
on Saturday afternoon aboat hall paat i've O'Clock.
Nhllc playing ncar the entrance 10 woodrun 4
larnc's coal yard, foot Of Ruth street. nns a,nost
instantly killed BY being crushed under the 1arce
gate, which accidentally tell from it's hinges The
In,e wnk raised within lev minutes af,er Il over
1ntped- but the child nxs dead. The body wTzs
taken IN charge BY Sergeant JeE ningt OF the Third
lTelnc Police and delivered 10 the n1icted pa1ent.
EoroBor Wagner WINS notified Of the occurrence and
viii bold m inquest On the remains today.