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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22
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every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at / 6'c0CI
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on the Potomac river.
Returning, will leave Washington every WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock A, NJ, and
Alexandria at o'clock A. NJ, stopping at the usna
Landings on the river. '"
Through treights received every day
For information, freight or passage aBpiy to
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uiar trips TO and from PHILADELPHIA TUTS me-
abi uary 2lst, leaving Wharf 10. : Light street
daily, at o'clock. '1''
For freight or passage apply TO
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ST. LOUIS.
Grand Army OF the Republlc= Excur-
sion TO Fort Riley.

| ST.. LOUIS, Nov. IA large excur-
sion-party left this afternoon for Fort
Riley, Kansas, to celebrate the com
pletion of the eastern division Of the
Union Pacific Railroad at that point.
1 Among the prominent Western gen
tlemen invited are Gems. Sherman,
Pope, Hancock, Marcy, Easton,
lHaines, Nichols, McKeever, Govern
or Fletcher; Senators Brown and Hen
Iderson; Congressman Loan, Hogan,
Anderson, and Blow of Missouri;
Senator Howard Of Michigan, Schuyr
Ter Colfax and Thos. II. Nelson, of
Indiana; Gov. Dennison, of Ohio,
II. j. Jewett, of the Ohio Central
Railroad; Thcs. ii yewett, of the Pan
I Handle Railroad; VIM. IL. Clement.
iof the Little Miami Railroad; Mayor
Thomas, of St. Louis; John D.. Perry,
president, Adolphus Meir, Vice Pres
lident, Cen Palmer, Treasurer and
AChas. b. Lombern. Secretary Of the
Union Pacific Railway, Officers and
Directors of the Missouri Pacific
RAILROAD and considerable. number
of prominent citizens and ladies of
st. Louis.
Another large party, consisting of
Directors, Railroad men and promi-
nent ci.izens from New York and
Philadelphia will join this one at
Leavenworth, tomorrow and immedi-
ately start for Fort Riley and juno
tion City the present terminus Of the
road.
ST. Louis. Nov, 1.-The National
Convention OF the Grand Army of
the Republic is ordered to convene at
indianapolis on Monday, November
20th, for the purpose of perfecting
a national organization. All honora-
bly, discharged soldiers and Sailors,
and those now serving in the army or
navy, desirous of becoming members
/ of the Grand Army of the Republic
sge Iny.tea to stiead tbs Convention
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third Street, last night shot his wife
for criminal conduct with a grocer in
the neighborhood, named Whitefeld.
Whitefeld escaped and Sanders was
arrested.
Th0s Tribune says Mr.. "a. 7 Stegaft
has decided not TO erect the houses
for the poor on the lands offered by
wealthy Christian for that purpose.
He will accept aid from no source
whatever, but will himself prosecute
the project to completion, at an ex-
pense approximating nearer five mill
lion than one million dollars. a well
known and expert architect OF this
city has been consulted, and the noble
work of providing homes for tile in
dusirious poor is to be commenced pt
an early dayaad prosecuted with en-
ergy
The Times Montreal special says n
remonstrance against confederation,
addressed TO Lord Carruioon, her
Maiestys Secretary Of State for the
Colonies, has ghequ published here
to-day. 1t is q document of great
length. gepteri6gl very fully into the
history Of the scheme, and is signed
by about one third Of tho members Of
Parliament, representing the Lower
Canadian constituencies. 1t protests
against precipitation on subject
concerning the Provinces, and the
most enduring interests Of the
country, aud asks for the subject to
be sent back TO the people Of these
Proviticesl for an expression upon it
of their calm and deliberate jndg
menN Thealist ofsignatufer is headed
by the ,names Of Dorion. Holton, Hi
bodean, Huntington and La Framboiz,
| all ex members Of tho Crown.
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II BALTIMORE.
Governor Swami Decides to Remove
the Commissioners. Intense EX-
element Prevails. A Collision
3 Imminent, General Gfahf In the
City.

4. t VI . VI b
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-The Ameri-
can has received the following special
dispatch from Annapolis:
4 ANNAPOLIS, NOV. 1.-The Cover
nor has decided to remove the Com
missioners. The decision is very bit
ter against them He says the regis
try lists of 1866 should have been
used, and that the Judges of elections
have noright TO 80 behind the regis
try law. He says the Police Com
missioners and the judges of the
election were most partisan in their
characters, and. were guilty of gross
official misconduct. BE would call
upon the United States. Government
to uphold his authority should it be
necessary.
Sheriff Thompsan, of Baltimore,
arrived here this morning for the
purpose Of taking up the commits
sions OF tlie officers. Mr. Eatrobe
goes to Washington this afternoon.
Great excitement prevails I'M the
streets Of this city, eFerwthe removal
Of the Police Commissioners by Gov.
Swami. las E@R aAh ~
BALTIMORE, November lit is not
yet ascefiained who, are The new Po-
lice Commissioners appointed bSGGv.
Swami. IL rum0fed that the new
police force have already organized
and will make their appearance in the
course Of the day III the streets. The
| old Commissionersa have their full
force out, and will resist the demands
Of the new force. for the surrender of
the station houses, MarshaIs office,
&c A body of four hundred dis
mounted cavalry, who arrived here
yesterday to disembark for Texas, are
now at Fort aMcHenry, and rumor
says they will be retained here to act
in case of emergency. nnto
The Baltimore l3n,yicdn says it is
| reported that John II. Ford of Ford 5
| Theatre notoriety, and Captain Horn,
of the third ward ard one of Gov.
Swann's registers, have been selected
for Police Commissioners, aud that
ex marshal Van Nostrand. one of the
witnesses for the expulsion, is the
lnew marshal .o5f tlo.l 81
LArER-4l p. M.-There is consid-
erable feeling manifested here in re-
gard to GoYa Swami $ action: some
bitterly den6uncing il, and some APP
l provingi e. Large crowds are gather
ing at the corners OF the streets and
near the newspaper offices discussing
the matter, but otherwise all is now
quiet. The new police force has not
~ yet, made theirlappcarance on the
streets, but il is supposed they will dc
30 before the close of the day. The
IlnsnicS SR9Ss asYeR az The 43w com
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The Russian troops which some time
ago received orders 10 proceed TO the
southern frontier Of the empire which
are now on their march thithcr have
been ordered back to their old quar-
ters as a precaution against any insur-
rectionary, movement, among the
Poles. Moreover, the Russian gov
ernineht is apprehensive that Aus
trials eonceding policy toward Polish
subjects and lGaliciaa is AN indication
that the court Of Vienna is preparing
to follow an antagonistic policy to
that Of Russia in the eastern quar-
ters, and very naturally concludes
that in thislmatter the Austrian gov
ernment Is acting in concert with that
of France.
il Turkish advices from Constantine
plo to October 10Th, via Vienna, say
the .CretapslhaFe made an attempt TO
set fire to the Turkish feet off Can
dia The province of Selma had been
evacuated by the Turks .io poo e jg y
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BOSTON
Republican Convention. =

BosToN, Nov. 1.-The Republicans
in the Sixth Ward Of this city have
nominated Mr.. Chhs II Mitchell, n
colored citizen, to represent them in
the Legisl1lire OF this State.
BosroS, November re. a. J. r.
Pierce's nail factory, at Milford, Mas
sachusetts, was wholly consumed by
fire this morning. Part of the build
ing was occupied by Uittey Il Co.'s
needle works. The fire soon com
municated to the Boston and Wor-
cester Railroad Freight house, which
was destroyed, with all its contents.
The. Gre is'sapposed to hage been the
work OF an incendiary. G. Il +. j.
Pierces loss is $40, 900, which Is ID
sured for $4,000. Hittey Il CO. loss
is not known. The Boston and Wor-
cester Railroad Company's loss is
$1,000.
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missioners and marshal are given on
rumor, but it il presumed they are
Cons. Grant and Comstock are in
the city.
BALTIMORE. November 1.-The old
Police Commissioners are in session
with their counsel and advisers tits
not known definitely yet what they
will do, but it is believed they will
take some such course as the fol-
lowing: p
Under the law which creates the
Board Of Police Commissioners, il is
claimed that they have most ample
power. They can, in any emergency,
call out the military if they deem it
expedient They can also summon
the Sheriff, who is made subject to
their orders.
They have assumed, il il underg
stood, the aronJitl lst That they are
hot guilty Of official misconduct, and
next, under the following clause in
the new Constitution of the State,
they niaintain that, as they are elected
TO Office by the Legislature, the Gov
ernor has no power TO remove Them,
on the ground that the clause below
quoted annuls the law passed prior to
The enactment Of the new Constitu-
lion. The clause in the new Cpnsti-
tuition referred to is as follows:
The Governor may suspend, &c.,
and may remove for incompetency or
misconduct, all civil officers who re-
ceived their appointment from the
Executive for term not exceeding
two years
II is claimed that, as the Commits.
sioners are elected by the Legislature,
add not by the Governor, therefore
the Governor cannot remove them on
this ground.
Ii is understood the Commissioners
will go into Court, aud by this means
arrest the parties who may assume or
attempt to exercise any Of their func-
lions, or the functions Of police
officer.
| | If United States troops come, they
will protest TO the commander that
they are simply exercising their law
full functions, and that they are not in
either instruction or rebellion, with
in the meaning Of the clause Of the
Courts of the United States in refer
ence 10 that subject. But if the Gov
ernment troops forcibly eject them
from the possession wof the Commits :
sioners' Office, Marshal's office, Police
Station, &c, they win submit under
protest, aud await the decision of the
! Courts we
They profess the greatest solieitude
to avoid any collision with the gen
eral Government, and to prevent a
popular outbreak.
It's nowsaid that Mr.. Ford is not
to be a Commissioner, and that Geo.
r. Barry and Capt Horn, as before
named arcsto be appointed; but no
thing is positively known as yet.
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]. Smiths Shirt Mandatory,
Tax Notice for 1865.

F A' Tax Notice for 1865.
TTME TAx-PAYERS OF vANDER-
II hnfgh County are hereby notified that
the Tax Duplicate for 1866, containing
list OF taxes for State, County, and other
purposes, has been received by me from
the Auditor of said county, and that can
be found at my office In the courthouse
for the purpose OF receiving the revenue.
The taxes for the year 1865 are as follows:
A. For the whole Of Yanderburgh County.
2. For school purposes, l8c.i and cspoli.
3. For sinking fund, 2c, ~ -.......f
A. For township libraries, 1c.
s S. For county purposes, 35c. and 81 poll.
On. each sl00 Yaluation.t total, 81 OIL; and
~ Is poll.
Ii1q ahB For the several townships.
Township No. l-1City Of Evansville, inside
oorporntion-line.
/. Tax as abovo. IOl; and 81 25 poIl.ff
..o22, y, T LOT special school purposes 2'c.; and
on easB sSs fesTss sf0o aaldStf58 TSse tofai 81 % and
fo4s bna in0) 81 7S poll irsnim d1fs
Pigeon TpYnSbPip,, 10y outside opFporap9n-
% ,. Tfo@Ss Il 3 3 pSifposes. &C. &C. = y
Q. ForEpecfsn school purposes, t25cs4fd
on sSs sSeh 0sa soJP saRlSstisS c u b. and "a
.alf .I,x., taalf Ia. poiLs "a lena ,3h-in
LTax as aiowe,s OF F; and 81 25poH.9
z. For township purposes, ~. frff
3. For special school purposes, &c.
on eaeh ah soo sS ilrs1 aidption 81 81; H. and e. @ poll.
410g and Sc, on each acre of1anddIH
ta4 TegSslllg sGSa z So. Si. siIa saSss22fss e s pom
.f, 2, For TOWNSHIP y purposes, Scs I = %. ~
2. For special school PURPOSES rs rs > ana
zoe. poll. 29BfM 329hJ HiH "
4. For road purposes, lQc; ., ,s...Au
on taeh 500 Valuation, 81 30; and's2 70 poll
si9rTfi Township NO 4-Afmstrong
/. Tax as above, a, ,Dl / and " y poll.
, III Fortotr fish D purposes, &C.
3, F,,r speeisl' SCHOOL purposes, Co.. Ii
on sae ae5 EGap so yPeIuapSio 81 a and 81 25 poll.
tf Township No. s. Perry. III
~ Tax az above, 81 OIL; and 81 % poll.
q For township purposes, lzc. llt
II For special school purposes, l5c.
A. For road purposes l0c.
On each sipO valpalon,sl ~ ana y y poll
i 2Town4hfp No. 6--Union.
i I.rTax as above, 81 Oh; and 81 . poll
. For township purposes, 2'c.
3. For special school purposes, 25c.
A. For road purposes, lUc.
oneacii sIOO valuation, 81 IS; and g q poll.
baiGg Township No. T. Center
l. Tax "a abeve, VI VI: and 81 % poll.
3. For township purposes, 3c.
3 For special school purposes, l5c.
4. K road puffOses, lOc.
On each 800 valuation, 81 70; and 81 = poll.
ToWnshfp No. SHERMAN.
s7 Tax. a. above. 81 VI; and ~ - poll.
2 fof township purposes, lOc.
3. fofSpeciai purposes l0c.
4, For road purposes, 26c. ..,,
On eactf 800 vaiuation, 81 40, and s2 25poll,
s1Ff 3. anu. 2c. on each acre OF and.
I JOHN RHFINEANDER,
yl s Treasurer Nandefburgh County.
oc50 d2t,wlt
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New York, Nov. 1.-The steamer
Eagle brings Havana dates of the
9th ult. RumOrs were current the
past week which were pretty we'll au-
thenticated, of the landing Of 4 Cargo
of negroes near Encafa and Cordenas.
The Governor General sent officers to
investigate the matter. The Gov
ernor General has met with an en-
thusiastic reception at various places
visited by him. G .s 'f8 haf e3f-,s
The United States steamer Rhode
Island with Admiral Palmer on board,
was at Havana ON the 25th. ~
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CANADA.
FenIan Trials Postponed = Meeting
.Iaa9lJ of the Cabinet. 3Hifa0o n

9'ididisecqm 3Ht aggmn H9ssni1
ToRoSTo, G. w. bNov, 1.-The trial
of eight Of the Fepiap prisoners has
been postponed until the second week
in Noveihber, to allow their counsel
further time to procure evidence.
The Grown counsel further stated
that he was not ready to. proceed
against the others at present
OTTAWA, g. w, Nov. Ian in
formal meeting oflthe Cabinet took
place yesterday. nan9snuTe iugeue3
lit il. understood that the Ministers
will proceed to Montreal and hold
regular sessions there. commencing
to- morrow. '~4f st ~" 4'ti aiAI - a
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WASHINGTON.
Secretary Seward and Family.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ] 1.-Don Louis
v. .Bogy, of Missouri. the new Cons
missioner of Indian Affairs, assumed
the duties Of his Office this morning;
The Secretary of State accompanied
by nearly all his family. left here in
the half paste o clock train yesterday
evening, 10 take the remains of his
daughter to Auburn, where the in
terlncnt viii take place on Saturday
a. .as.a0ons .oGa .lWEl-al-uoa sia sai g
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NE w AR K.
Death or Senator Wright---Large
Robbery.

NEWARK, N. J., Nov. 1.-Hon.
VIM. Wright, u. ). Senator, died
this morning at 8 o'clock. Aged IS
years.
The Merchants Insurance Office of
this city was robbed last night of
500, 900 in Government bonds,l The
Robbery was effected by picking the
lock of the safe.
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MAIN e.
Thanksgiving Day Appointed.

GARDNER, Me, Nov. 31.-Gov.
Cony has appointed Thursday, the
29th inst, as day of Thanksgiving
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L. 4. HERR, Md.

Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
ofice-No. = slecond Street, over y, "
Ricker's Boot and Shoe store.
Evansville, Oct. 2, 1873 I. 'i'A' 'foc5 d5in
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40 NOsAOh NAaAA-nOSsf HAsss atAitaisstfHN 20
sw 9es9 9hj - -h-nnX 70 ,yIIoiss9o 4
New oRIEAaSs,i e Nov Lection
unchanged = saiesa2,500 bales low
middlipg, 35C940c; !; .middlipgy nominal
at 3Sc;; receipts ,3,400 bales. Bank
Sterling GO; New YORK exchange from
fc discount to par. ~" ? ''i
IA "A private letter received from the
Mexioan capital annonnces detection
of MexieaRs9 organized
with Austrian officers, who, murdered
all Of the latter and went over to Pas
Fierce Diaz Oetogaca!9ns TOT tfad 9
no The Austrian band at'lthe capital
has ceased. to giyeits opep air concerts,
because Of riotous conduct of the
y LaYfGfs nei1mt5r T0lHff .
paThe Emperor ,piby reason Of sick 1
ness and distress of mlndo as to the
health of the Empress, had shuthim7 :,
self up in the capital at Chepultipec.
His early abdication was momentarily
expected. : H'ia i33.2 ~ ifoa3
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OIL WORKS.
MAGHINE an W0RKS.

YYAvIKG ERECTED ONE OP TIHE
11 most extensive works OF this kind In
the Western country, and secured the SER
vices OF one OF the most experienced Ma
chine OH men, I am now able 70 furnish this
cheap and money-say wing OIL, which has
been tried by some of our best engineers
aud found fully equal To any ever used.
Railroads, Steam boats, Fourdries, Mills,
Wooden Mills-in fact, all machines now
running-can; be supplied promptly and
with satisfaction. .ffH ~
Orders OF wholesale dealers filled on libe-
raj terms.
: No charge for packing, and delivery free
OF charge.
Coal on sold by the barrel; and the high
est prices paid for empty coal oil barrels.
lift t4 PHILIP DECKER
l. Third street, bet. Sycamore and Vine.
may2tf
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NASHV,ILLE.
VERMONT.
The Constitutional. Amendment.

f 1n3 t8 Asa5 boa
MONTPELIER, VI, Nov. 1.-The
House passed the Constitutional
amendment yesterday by this vote :
Ayes. 1879; nays, IL. q .t" ta'{ .ai
The Senate passed the amendment
to day by the following vote: Ayes,
%; nays, q. 81 t.o ..a..9 .5,
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NEW YORK.

Arrival OF steamer Eagle from Ha-
Vana.--RumOred Landing Ofa Cargo
or Negroes. Hhnf
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LOUISVILLE. d
Cholera Subslded. The Council
Protests against the Execution or
y bVnGh h.d 9unh 2J4d 7hd tHHl >

DoiuJ lo llou sog1a- i
q i8 ViiIOtGn g9Ia | 9aisgOI sii T9l o
oaLoUIsvILLE, Now .n1s--No ~ new
cases Of cholera, all former ones re-
ported convalescent.
Resolutions were adopted by the
City Council protesting against the
execution OF Lynch, and requesting
the intcrcession of the President. !.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Detection in Mexican Regiments.
Murder OF AdstrIaH Oilicers. The
Bs Cotton Markets bna ,yIlnldiiG3 "a (
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25
TIE TOMBS POLICE COURT.
lRefore Jn.ties DowlinEl


Officer Doyle of the Harbor Police yesterday az
rested John Behrman Frederick schurmAnn Adoph Egeke
and Dedrich Heistebuer for being in small boat in the
harbor having neither number or license painted upon
quned BY law When arrested the prisoners were holding
anchor Ia bay Each Of them required by Justice
bowling give bail 20 the complaint Of violating the
license law.
SNHAK THEFJohn Clark Of that numerous class OF
petty thieves known sneak thieves whose aim Is 10 sneak
into some window or careessy left open, aud walk Of
with whatever is most Convenient 10 hand On Sunday night
John managed steal from the premises OF Henry e. HntNe
No West quantity OF bed clothing lie was SUISSE
queny arrested and yesterday Justice Bowling committed
him for tral
TnrPr or CLOTHING AND MoSEYJohn Morris was yester
day arrested complaint Of Joshua T. Rhodes. who
charged the prisoner with stealing from him quantity Of
clothing and money The stolen property fonnd IN the
possession Of the prisoner and he accordingly committed
Tor trial by Jmstice Bowling.
ROBBED BY A FRIEND-For some time past, George Siege
mot gallant General with whom many Of our German
fellow fought aud In whose honor many glasses Of
lager have been draned residing at No 400 Pearst and
David Brown have been firm friends On Sunday evening
visited the low saloon ~ the basement OF No lis
CenTst and remained there for time drinking with
the abandoned inmates. When about 20 leave. Slegel
missed bis watch gaya nized affair and at accused one
f.maes Of taking H. She protested that she knew
nothing matter aud officer Of the Sixth Precinct was
called In and took the girl toto CUSTODY She was taken TO the
Station searched but trace OF the missing watch
found Capt then ordered that Brown be searched
aud Of Segc the watch found IN the
pantaoons his supposed friend The gir was at
once liberated the real thief locked for the night Yes
terday Justice Bowling committed him for trial
The fight which reported yesterday as having occurred
at No &c Annt was at No I57 Chahams the proprietor
Of which lives at No So Ann.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25
IFTY.sEvENTH.sTREET VORKvILLE) POLICE
COURT.
before Justice Connolly ]

Before Justice CONNOLLY
The following clubbing" case came up before this
court yesterday morning the Yorkve Police Court before
Mr.. Justice Connolly.
A WIFE BEATER.-A man named McCabe, known IN Aofh
Vile as the Count" charged with an unproyod as
au upen Officer John Macarthur formerly private detective
10 Mayor Tiemanu and connected with inspector Gar
penieTs detective force a..
Owing the absence Of Mr. John hckeon counsel or he
defense and Of Mr. Harrington r the prosecution the case
ands adjourned 70. hearing till Tuesday OF next weel al ~
O'Clock. en-, -.
are extracted IN reference 20 tins case;
IL appears the officer witnessed assault made upon
Mrs McCabe BY her husband whom the present charge
rs bending McCabe assaulted the woman with hickory
stick one inch in diameter and the officer inerfeed Nc
Cabe then turned upon the officer and committed Focou
assault which resulted IN his arrest and TIE present Hcton
McCabe appear 70 bear very good character II
is stated that be IL in the habit VI beating hls VIE
aud lives pretty fast life generally. He may be seen almost
every AFTERNOON riding Central Park and also IN the neigh
small BOYS and wonldbe smart young men, He i also the
owner OF drinking saloons which do thriving business
Officer Macarthur has been connected with The Police lor
neay nine years and is regarded efficient and faithful
officer long since arrested Oscar Thomas alias Oscar
Mason Thomas, alias Spaulding for kidnapping negro
Through the fundamentally OF McArhur the was lib
Grated and Thomas sentenced TO ten years sTviude In STATE
Prison. o.. -
Boous RFroRTER-In connection with this affair II may
be well 10 mention the Charles A Lane who passed
himself off, according statement Of the officer re-
rorr Of one OF our city papers at the time Of the lie
In no way connected With the press OF this city but Is said 20
be the NewYork correspondent Of certain obscene pub
LEGATION hniug Boston lie formerly chaplain Ia
the army and discharged for irregularities.