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, 1866-04-21
AMTsEMENTS.

OFERA-We undeHetand 1t 10 now dehnite1y IT,
r1nred that MAx S.rakosch will commence tea.on
Of opera mere on the Sd Of MaY with his own troupe
reinforced by portion Of Maretzekte.
$ 5. CoNCERT-Thc Sunday School Onion Con-
cert, given on Thursday evening In the ooess
afternoon.
McFICKEn's sTHEATRr--fAst evening Mrs. Cowell
had very substantial benefit. the bouet beng very
peaf1y fnil. 1he play Of 81 Nell GwJnpe' w1s pre-
senteu on tho OCCASION, Mrs. CoweN euttaiutu4 the
leading pa1t with dtsttngnlthed ability. Tho sing
troupe also added something TO the astrncttous Of
the evening.
The D5mb Man OF Manehester"is announced
for the MR'tnee this afte1noon, and Neil Gwynue'
md - NY Wiie's Second Floor In the evening
Monday NJ Aevieker viii snas. Tie l.. . IT." ~ u
Dillon is expected 10 appear tn the rols ol Ham
let, /" and viii continue at The theatre during the
remainder oi the week
MuaECH-" Loves Sac1ince" will be given At
the Museum This atlerncou. md the " Midsummer
Night. Dream in the evening.
ACApKAY oYMCs1c.-The SEd& Gaylord Troupe
c1re Matinee tnA ahernoou N addition to The
usual evening cutItntnmfut
*FEoTH 1Sp DEE0B."-The lecture under this
t.-d F.aps..d some TINA @fncs By Wild Ede"tton:
tEenty ttme' in The Nett each time to lafge audi.
ences and has hecn received yerJ t6yorAhly, We
understand that 1t le intended TO repeat Il In Chi
caEu within u lew d.ys
ST. .GEoHcE--Monday next. the 23d Of April, Il
he day OF st. George tte patron saint OF England
The B1ti-h rtsidents Of This city and vicinity vii
ctleeratc the day in tho nal manner, By EociAblt
md ball In Turner'S Hal! on the evening ot thu
day. The afalf 10 being got up under the anspacc
Of The ST. Georges soclet, OF thus city, and nj
doubtless be alt that ud be desired. as all thei
tncr efforts have resulted In Seasons Of erst cla4
spfoymcuI.
, 1866-04-21

ROCHELLE, Ill.,. Aprl sd. ", Cook
machine enop and etean planning NH
mtIl wert destroyed by hre. about : o'clock this
morning. Loss about Fl 900: no insurance J Il
Steel, builder. loees about 500. strels wofkmtn
lote shout {4G9, no insurance. D. A. Baxter had
his leg badly broken ut tne drt. Il IL supposed tc
he the work Of N IucendiaI{.
, 1866-04-21

Teeth like Pearl4-Secured by the use
OF Caswel, MACK Co.'S "Fomodeuta'' Tooth
PaE1e. II is absolutely free from al substances
injurious to the teeth. and il used BY the best
dentists. CAswE1l, MACE + Co.,
Sole Manufacturers. New York.
CnJA bv at 1rrrrr1kfa AnIqfF7tEs4.Sn+fh
, 1866-04-21
U~ANnf~

n1cusoxt. Va, April oo-Tnomas Shields, cou-
yicted of The delihetnie murder Of Robcrt Taylor.
war nuug today in libby Prison. He was unre-
nenlan1 10 tbe ihrt moment.
, 1866-04-21

Lucky Number Drawn Cent? Gold
Walch by ]. Waterman, Life Insurance Agent, Chi
cago from Garden City Git Concert Drawing
daily. send stamps for d-calars. AddEras GUT
Concert. Post Ut1eE D1axe1 64197, Chicago, Ill.
ySE42t
, 1866-04-21

nBERT d SAMPSON,
" GENERAL AUCTiOEEKRs.
On SATURDAY, APRIL 18th. at 9H O'Clock, We shAl
sell It suction, II Is Michigan avenue. tho entire
az boarding Gouse. GILbEKT 4 SAMPSON.
rtn9 Aucttoueetg.
, 1866-04-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

Go to Jehn JnneH, 1l9 Dearborn street,
and get your clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly
tepatred. T7E
, 1866-04-21

TO LEASE FOR TEN YEARS

Lots on the corner Of State and S1teerth streets.
btiur $50 feet front on state street, asd running
through to Dearborn streer, kiug depth on stx-
tetnth street OF a33 feet deep, The railroad running
on the north aide said LOTS aud Sixteenth etreet on
the south sds PeshI2a the best oestion IN tbs city
for wood coal, warehoustng, or ony heavy busncss
Apply 10 J. L. JAMES, No. 8 metropolitan Block.
YGi&4U
, 1866-04-21

Ncycfn1nTo can the COARSE gritty tooth
powders and tlothdestroytne chemical 1uIds End
place On the TOILETS ct sensible people. Tue tn
grant and pre.ervatye Sozodont has superseded
Them all. 17t2
, 1866-04-21
ITO THE TRADE AND
l. OTHERS.
Ladies Elegant Silk and Cloth Spring
Cloaks.
Silks, ;HmbFoidsries,. . .Laces-1ents'
Clothing, Acsy
u1GlLnEHT 4 SAMPSON.


On WEDNESDAY,. April 23. At ~ O'Clock. We viii
sell cur Sales Rooms. 48 and AZ DearocEn'st- An
invoice Of lndea' Eessnt Cloaks Ia I!ch heAvy silk
Of The most fe1h!onable styles: Also. Spring Cloth
Cloaka In variety. Ladies will DO well to call aod
examine them.
GENTS CLOTHING.
quanttty OF spring Coats tHnta and Yeats. In Cas-
snerc Coih de-; III Of which must be closed out al
once. ~ .
Also, I splendid assortment Of Rich Laces, India
SilEs Chensetts- Embsotderies, dc. The most beau
uful Enods Imported. ...
t2Ttf1 Wishing 10 add Any goods to the above sale
Will please send them In BIZ the 34ih iost,
"rSH GILDEET &EAMPSOE, AuctlooetEs.
, 1866-04-21
Lost.

r OST-A Horse. In the CITY, q
light BAY kosse aiI Jeats old. 1fteen tsnd1 high,
White ear In forehead also Ehito On tnlt hind ttK
nso martnEaie On when he brake loose. Tnon d.
livery 10 II asultahle reward Will be EtTeu. UKRlH
Smith CO., No, C1asf,str v71
, 1866-04-21

The American Cow NIilker opens 4
new bualnesa, and the most profitable for men wnh
email rncanF. Call md Zee It At 1GA Dearborn
ejtset, Chicago. yS09
, 1866-04-21

MoSEY-6teady, ......-..
BIu1tSo ExcnA S6K-Dnl1 1t 1114011:4.
G0In-R4' her tAsfer: opening At N6x, kdynncin
to 1g7k. declining TO l264, and clostnR n 1ztH.
FEIlqnTNTo Liverpool dull tnd droopinE.
UOvK83NKsT tTr1s-Acnre aud AaA better.
, 1866-04-21

How RefrcahlnE are the April show
err. they nouEish Into Life the opening buds. end
renew I'll vegetation. But Jet 1t Is tie Of the yen
Wteu there l. great danger Of tas1ng cold Eom cx-
, 1866-04-21

TOR SALE The best Saddle
sourd, Iind md s11lish. Address r o. Boz 4SS.
, 1866-04-21

TOR SALE-Lease and fixtures
i Of store no. 130 Safest Apply on premises.
, 1866-04-21

Ttcft Itchf3 Itchy!y Scratch!
SCaArcult ScRAtcull!-Dr. Hlank's Itch Genie
uill cule The Itch IN Sc hours: also cures Scald
Head, salt hheum, and all diseases Of the SKIN.
All other cuscs for ek{u diseases contain the healh
CcTate contains mercury. ano as 1ee f1otn Dan.
rer. PRICE, BY aft. 10 cents per boz, or by e1prea4
- PR dozen. Sold By druggists generally at 50
c.nlt per boz. II. SCov1I- 16 Randolph etreet, Chi
caCo, General Agent P. Q. Boz 5as3.
, 1866-04-21

TOR SALE-Lease of IN eligible
i once on Christ, between Randolph and LAX q
st1, Apply 10 BIAS. Il. WR1G HT. No. 81 Clsrk.ss,
Ennm II nm ttafrA F710
, 1866-04-21

the pcs1tm Of Captain. BE has been drst esass
poIicruup and win, without doubt, make reliable
sT,1 efstient fngDsf{oF.
, 1866-04-21

pybrenfufthsa school for GlrIa.-This
branch Of the bchpol Of Trade will be opened in
ELEGANT .ooms On Dearborn tlrcct, between Like
for adm,sslon fhould be made Al the principal oec
lis and 11s Raadotph street, between the hours Of
arm an m TS7
, 1866-04-21

FOR sALE-Engines. l second
l. hand &norse portable ! ntw 1lhoEze: second
hand IQhorae On trucks; ltho.st. Also. and Sec
ondhsnd etaona u Of Ill atzea hand Or
ton.st T72S
, 1866-04-21
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-,


Nr. HOWARD askea tnal lhe Committee or the
Pacific Railroad be uisehRrred from The further
consideration Of q bill to aid in he tusth:f n eon-
s1Enctton Of toutheiu bttpcn of Pscae ltaiHosa-
on the ground thai the Committee sr Q. tne opiu
Ion tbat more pecunilIy responsibility o19nt 70
b sseumed py 'he 70 70 H. oa1 "a Is r.ec
K.ii1osd. The commislre wai discharged a re-
IRON he @ co@n15ss % or y ,ss r
tie lime ,or The complexion n The ufst twenty
nc;les ot thr Western fcinc Railroad. 10 The t.si
s.nS1Ti III .sed Ss up ihe jo,nt resolution pro-
vininr that the p1esident Of the unled Suites b.
rennss,rd 10 procure three .aiuabie gold medals,
Iii ,nItab]c dcy3ceE+-ont 10 be presented to
tsnt Ireichton. Of tht ship Three Bells. Of Glfa-
cow one 10 Capt Low. uf The hsrqne KileJ. Of
Boston. and one 70 Capt sfouflr. ct ne sn,p A. o.
tbeas cll.ant conduct in tescrlng 1nont 200 Amer-
cspr from the wreck Of tns steamship San Franc1e-
CO. End thai the cost OF the same be paid out Of any
mcEeY IN tbe Trrasusv not Otherwise appropriated.
NtjOuNSOF. OF Mar, land of:fed an amend
1neut apreop.ia'inR f30G 1000 10 he di.slihu1eo among
the of1cert and crew o. the vessels Named The
amendment was agreed 10 and rne frsoluuou WA
The blu in relstlon to the hdters tofpHs VIA
taken up; the pending question vas IN auega-
ca.ion unlawful acts committed BY army officers tn
states wberr the ha}t0s co5Vus was not suspended
The suenornent was lost. BY yeas 10 nays, g.
Tue following are the yeas On NJ. EdMuuda
amendment limiting the SCOPE Of the act shielding
military officers nom the couteQnenoes OF unlawtnl
acte iu pinces where martial law did not exiet
NuckaeW, cowan. Doolitlc, Edmundk. Guthrie,
Hend.tcks, johnson, hcDoucaa, Seautth, and
SaulsburJ-10.
Mr. kAULSBUKf mnved an amendment, max
ing ofEceze liable In da,nagez. and sAid Il he wets
judge, he wou}d pay DO attention to the bill, be
iteTlng II to he unconsiitutions1.
Mr. CfAHk-Hr. Prcrident- wsula not take
notice Of .hr rcnask Of she aenator from Delaware
but this If the second time be has made auch Re
marks: He .a,d the s.ne thing in relation to the
Civil Rights BILL II II be air tLai the rebel spirit
which dtncs the nation in the person Of Judges
and o.hef.. IA. cfept tno The Senate and xhowa It
selt herr, The more The neces..t. for ths nl rh,eh
,,ss,os1ly." So eald the rebels, Ft,. and
ne ,S. The W. y o.s1 ~, dhs ssas1S
III ~ .mn,,ne ac auho1,s Of the United States,
thsala es zone nsord Mts
OF edast ss ust.ss sa,S4 se
M ,,,;s twsrine snytbtplt-r. THIS Government mus
ii =! ou tue ver, unIecoar worth having. If ii eanno
~ ~ ma h- should attempt IT, President; esnno
H. hody! slr, asslened have taid that ehouit
AAe ~Se- mi FchxJE9 Of the sen
, 1866-04-21

TOR SALE-One Cracker Ala.
L chine and Ore CutteTs, TWO Dough Mixers, two
PREPARATORY M2chlne4-Atl ntctaas and In Eood order
u. kESpALL, corner OF Washington and Dearborn
btfeeu y4I0
, 1866-04-21
RnHrnft1u.

POARDING-A gentleman and
roona, with board, 6S East Adams 81, IN private
family. y319
, 1866-04-21

CouEhs.-Thc standardization OF ME.
alctnAl prepA1Atlpus in lhe form OF tdzt4e IL OF
ali modes he most eligible md convenient, more
especially n regards CouoH RKxEDI. '.Brptrns
HftnchtM Ifoches. rot Cough Io1engrs. allsy I'M
iAt1on which induces coughing, edstng instant re-
lief IN Blouchl1lr, Hoarsene*s influenza, md Lo1-
tuuptlve and A1thmatic complaints. v7U9.
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MERE-MENTION.

Attention is directed to change 10 the
advertisement of James Jefferys, Esq, cal
ling meeting of the creditors of John G.
Enloe, Esq. ,'.....'..The Charlotte Demo.
crat of last week mentions the sale of lot
of corn, in Iredele County, N. c., at forty
cents per bushel. Corn is selling at Mar
tinsburg, Va, at fifty cents per bushel. .'.'.'
A tannery, at Charlotte, N. Co.. belonging
to Dr. NJ. B. Taylor, was destroyed by fire
on Wednesday morning of last week. Loss
estimated at S25, ,000-iusured for SIC, 900.
.........The Chester Standard, states that
London Jones, convicted in that District, of
the murder of Mr.. Alexander D. Walker,
has been sentenced to be hung on Friday, the
30tb instant. .........Virginia, Kentucky,
Tennessee and Missouri pay this year an
internal revenue tax of sl9, 100000 on to.
baoco '.'''....A Mississippi paper declares
that it will not be able to contain all the
advertisements of sales under the Sheriff's
hammer. .."Nonsense blended with
bad grammar" is what an Enlishman calls
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mildest remedy for our national grievances.
If Jane and Parson Brownlow could only
hitch teams and make professional tour,
We wouldn't be much alarmed on the fire
and sword business from the people before
whom they would appear. They are both
as ugly as mortal sin and just as bad.
- The New Albany Ind) Ledger of
Tuesday last, says of the condition and
prospects OF the coming hog-slaughtering
season around the falls of the Ohio, that
s'not a single contract has been made either
in New Albany, Louisville or Jacksonville.
There will be a large hog crop the present
season. There is an abundance of the best
corn to feed them on, and for this reason
feeders are not likely to crowd the market
until their supply of corn is pretty we'll ex'
hausted. 1t is believed that nearly four
hundred thousand hogs will be slaughtered
in the cities around the falls during the
packing season of 1S66-'67. There are no
prices established, the views of packers be.
ing widely different as to what should or
will be the opening rates. The price, it is
believed, however, will be between six-and-
a half and seven-and.a-half cents These
figures are, however, the mere guesses OF
packers. The probabilities are that the
opening price will be the same as at Gin
cinnati."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-11-08


American poetry. 1.-THE house in which
General Lee surrendered the Army OF
Northern Virginia to General Grant, on the
9th of April, 1865, at Appomattox Court
House, is offered for sale. ..'.......WheD We
picture the hundred or more trunks that Ia
dies travel with, says Panch, We cannot only
reflect how happy is the elephant whose
wife, when on journey, only has one trunk.
....."..Alice Ashley, formerly of Charles.
ton committed suicide in New York, on
Monday of last week.....''"In Nashville
colored children are heartily invited to at
tend the Catholic Sabbath schools with the
other children, and no distiction is made on
account of color or previous condition of
selvitude .........In Michigan all colored
persons having less than one-quarter Afri-
can blood iu their veins have been declared
by the Supreme Court to be white, and
hence are entitled to vote. .."'.The Demo.
crat says there is prospect for the estab.
lishment of one or two cotton factories at
Charlotte, N G, at an early day.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-11-08
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

F. c. Harris, O. Y. D.-CtatIon-W Nelson, Applicant
Andrew Nelson, Deceased.
F. C. Harris o. Y. D.-Ctation-R. s. Warren, Appll-
cant-Wm. N Merritt, Deceased.
F. C. Harris, o. Y D-Cltation-R. s. Warren, Appli-
cant-henry Merritt, Deceased, An
F. C. Harris, o. Y. D.-Ctaton-R. g. Warren, Appli-
cant-R. Newell Merritt, Deceased
Savage Ensign, Chareston-MerchantsH Hotel.
VIM. Van Wyck, Assessor-United States Internal ReVe-
nue., Sd District, 8. c.
Mrs. H. l.. Butterfed, rophercss-Pavlion Hotel.
Brown, Coombs Co.-Prospectus of the American Ar
Cathcar Mcmillan Acknowledgements Of the Charles
ton Semi Weekly and Weekly News.
H. F. Adickes-Assessor's Notice.
8. c. Youngblood- Candidate for Representative.
James Mason, s. Y. D.-Ordnarys Sae-Land OF Jane
Story deceased to be re-sod the risk of the for
mer purchaser, for distribution among the heirs-at-
law. .
James Mason, S. Y. D.-Sherfs Sales-Sae of Land be-
longing to the Estate Of j. B. Bran deceased at the
suit of Ann Campbell, Rachel Campbell and others,
againstJ. Blair Hunter, Administrator. One tract OF
land, the property of John A. Kincaid deceased, at
the suit OF Joseph X. Kncaid. One House and Lot
s. S. Farrar, Bros. & Co.
James Mason s. Y D.-Ordinary's Sale-Land of p. X.
Sandifcr deceased to be sold TO make partition a.
mong the heirs. .
W. B. Mes C. E. Y. D-Sae of two tracts Of land be-
longing to the estate Of w. H. Hardwick, deceased
W. B. Mes, C. E. Y. D-Sae Of tract of land belong
ing to the Of Rev. Archibald Whyte, deceased.
W. B. Nets, C. E. Y. D.-Sale Of two tracts OF land be-
longing to the of DR.. j. H. Stewart, deceased
w. II. McCorkle-Aucton Sale Of Cooking Utensils,
Chairs, Jewelry, Clocks, Dry Goods, Shoes, &c.
Steele & Co.-First anc Last Dun.
Floyd Dobson & Co-How to save twenty-five per cent.
On Consignment
|" Groceries.
A. G. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notice.
Homesley & Asher-Pattcrns for November.
J, C. Chambers-Candidate for the Legislature \
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-11-08
REDUCTION OF FREIGHTS.

1t is matter of sincere congratulatlon,
that the rail road corporations of this State
have, to some extent, become awakened to
a sense of their responsibility, as important
attributes of its prosperity. The freight
charges on these roads have heretofore been
so enormous, as to drive trade out of the
State, wherever any competing line was
offered to the people. The produce of Un-
ion, York, Chester and Lancaster Districts,
and Charlotte N c., has sought its way
over the North Carolina roads to Newbern,
and Portsmouth, because better induce
ments were offered, than over the South
Carolina rail roads, to the natural focus.
Charleston. So has the trade of the West
ern portion of the State been carried to
Augusta and Savannah, for similar reasons
For several months past the tariff on cotton
from Chester to New York, over the North
Carolina roads has been only five dollars
per bale; while from the same point to
New York, by Charleston, cost the shipper
from seven to eight dollars per bale. The
result was, that Charleston, in whose pros
perity and enterprise, the people of the
whole State are vitality interested, found her
arteries clogged by excessive freight tariffs,
and the produce of the State seeking an
exit elsewhere.
Whether indebted to the action of the
Legislature, in this matter, or to return.
ing sense of justice on the part of the
managers, we are glad to know, that such
liberal reductions have been made on
through freight to Charleston, as will enable
this community, as we'll as many others, to
resume the natural trade route for their
products We are informed that first class
freights are now shipped from Charlotte to
Charleston, at one dollar per hundred
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-11-08
EDITORIAL INKLINGS.

~ Col. Lynch and Father McMahon,
are under sentence of death in Canada,
charged with participation in the recent
Fenian invasion of that province. Colonel
Lynch, is isunderstood to have been with the
expedition in the character of a newspaper
reporter and not only to have taken no
active part in the proceeding, but to have
declined a commission of Colonel in that
service and the other, Father McMahon,
to have been present merely as spiritual
adviser, and to have limited his efforts to
the commendable object of alleviating the
sufferings of those engaged in the campaign.
Secretary Seward has written to the Brit
ish Minister, Sir Frederick Bruce, request
inga copy of the record of the trial of
Lynch and McMahon. Mr. Seward ap-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-11-08
Sales-Day.

Our streets presented an animated ap.
pearance on Monday, last in consequence of
thenumber of persons attracted hither by
the Ordinary's Sherif's and Equity sales.
Several tracts of land were disposed of at
better prices than have been commanded
for such property for several years. One
tract brought $500 per acre; another 49,
90; and two Others at $40 30 and $1,000
per acre. These sales were all in specie,
and on credit of from two to five years.
Other parcels sold at much lower figures
for cash. A valuable town lot and build
ing, situated on main street, sold under
foreclosure of mortgage, for s675 90 cash, in
specie.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-11-08
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November s. Judge Bar
toe, Associate Justice of the Court of Ap.
peals, appeared in court this morning, and
in answer to his inquiry if the writs of ha.
beas corpus, in the case of the new Com
missioners and sheriff, which were issued by
him Saturday evening, had been served,
was informed they had been served this
morning, but the prisoners were not forth
coming, owing to the warden of the Jail re-
fusing to surrender them for want of proper
convenience. .. I'd. --. -.. .ga
The counsel for prisoners contend that
the writs should be returned Immediately
unless unavoidable impediments are presen.
ted
The prisoners not appearing at eleven o.
clock their counsel announced that they had
prepared petition that his honor would
command the deputy sheriff to produce the
warden, together with the prisoners The
counsel for old Commissioners thought such
return would be made by one O'Clock as
would render further proceedings unneces-
ssry. .... .... t..
LATER November 5.-Judge Bartoe de-.
cided that the warden had three days in
which to return writs
An establishment containing $50 boxes
fire arms and ammunition was seized to day
by the police. Resistance was offered to
Tho orroot ond ono mon ohot
Gen. Grant, acting in private capacity,
made the following proposition to the old
Commissioners, which, it is supposed, will
be accepted: That the Conservatives have
one judge of election and clerk in each pre-
cinct, and according to the registry law
have boxes for registered ballots, one to be
placed at every precinct. ....
General Grant was acting as representa-.
tive of Governor Swami in the matter.
All quiet at present. No trouble appre-
hended. ...
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-11-08
The Crops,


It is gratifying to know that since the
harvesting has begun, the corn crops of the
District are found to have made better
yield than could possible have been expect
ed from appearances early in the fall
Many fields apparently worthless, have up.
on examination, responded in a generous
quantity of nubbius.
The turnip crop was never more prolific.
A large quantity of ground was seeded du.
ring the Fall, and the seasons have been
favorable to their growth.
Potatoes are also yielding abundantly.-
Among some excellent specimens upon our
table, we notice as especially large, the
sample sent US by Mr.. JAMES MoELwEE,
of Allison Creek. Mr.. ROBERT W. SHAW
has also sent US fine sample from his farm.
These gentlemen have our thanks for their
favors.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-11-08
THE ISSUE IN BALTIMORE.

Governor SWAMI has tried and dismissed
the Police Commissioners of Baltimore,
and appointed their successors. There
seems to be but little doubt of their guilt,
in the matter upon which they were ar
raigued, but the question of the Governors
jurisdiction to try and dismiss, is still in
some doubt. Riot and bloodshed may en-
sue, as the result of Governor SwANN's
policy, but on whom the responsibility will
rest, it is not easy to decide, at this distance
from the scene, and with an imperfect
knowledge of the laws of Maryland, on
the subject.
The Sheriff, and the new Commissioners
appointed by the Governor, have been ar
rested and imprisoned, in Baltimore, under
charges against the peace. A writ of ha.
beas corpus was issued in their behalf and
the matter now comes up before an un-
questionable legal tribunal, for hearing.
1t is not easy to discern the results that
may attend these violent proceedings. The
infammatory state Of public opinion is
such, that few blows struck by indisoreet
men, may lead to deplorable issues. Our
latest intelligence, indicates riotous state
of affairs as existing, that may at any
moment break out into serious disturbances.
Our readers will find the latest news from
the affair in another column.