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FROM ST. LOUIS.

Sr. Louis, Sept. 10.
Tn the pacing rsce 1t the trottihg park this
forenoon Dan VOORHEES, took the 6rst heat in
2:224. Billy Boice won the next thres heats
in 2:22; 2:2li and 2:f9. Dan Voorhies vas
distanced in the second heat. MsgouElsr
made the FIRST half milo in the FIRST beat in
l:Oo.
The owner Of Billy Boice announced after
the race that be would match his horse against
any pacing horse in the country, for any
amount Of money.
Doosmsn 4 Gxlblagh. tobaeconists OF this
CITY. were srrested to-day for atfixing fraud.
uiens brands 70 their manufactured tobacco
Mr.. Schirch had an alteration with the
editor Of the Post yesterday afternoon. and
reserved = heavy blow on the head with an
iron poker The difficulty grew out Of the
psbl,ca,iou Of an article. which was recently
printed in ! jefferson City Radical paper, 70
ferving to the salo Of the Iron Mountain rsil-
road, and charging that over six hundred
thousand dollars Of construction bonds had
been ILLEGALLY issued 10 The present owners ol
that road.
Niks AeCool ard Aaroa Jo1ss will sivs
lAsiE 4ils spAuGe sahih aiea ~ sext ~.
4fX8 fFsxstS<F*HI
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

ST. Louis, Sept. 10.
The republicans correspondent with the
Indian Commissionerssw writing from Omaha,
says: An officer has just arrived after trav-
ersing the country from Big Horn river, and
estimates the hostile Indians Of the North at
22,OOO. the most of whom ere under the
sway Of Red Cloud, Chief Of the Upper
Brule Sioux. Several tribes are now concen-
trated about Rose Brule, on the northern
slope of the Rocky Mountains, between the
forts Of Phil Kearney and c. F. Smith.
Rid Cloud is reported by Iron Bull to have
said: "We don't want peace, because when
We are at peace we are poor. Now we are
rich"
There are number OF Indians congre-
gated at Fort Rice to meet the Peace Com
miesioners on their trip up the Missouri riv
er, and were greatly disappointed when theJ
learned that the Commissioners were obliged
to turn back.
A letter from Fort Larned gives account o
. council between Coils. Murphy, Butterfeld
and Wynkoop, and Satanta, head Chief o
tho Kioxas, on the 10th inst. Satanta pro
fessed the greatest friendship for the whites
and promised to send runners to the differen
Southern tribes calling them to council viii
the Peace Commissioners in October. Med
| icine Lodge Creek was deiermined on rs tn,
place for the grand council with the Peac
| Commissioners.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.
The New York Academy of Medicine met
last evening and adopted resolution 10 Ia
vor OF extending speedy relief to sufferers 10
the South, and conplimenting the United
States army Surgeons on their devotion to
duty at the places where the epidemic is rag
ing, and appointed . Committee to take &c
tive measures for sending aid to the afflicted.
The distillery of Sam Beltham. OF Hun
ter's Point, one Of the largest establishments
in the United States, and the rectifying ess
tahlishment Of John Devlin, in. Concord
.rrre. ~sfe seized Yesterday BY tie -iusernsi
Revenue officerr.
The Tobacco Board Of Trade Yesterday ap>
pointed = Committee to proceed TO Washing
ton and lay before the Secretary OF War q
abatement Of the grievances which the Trade
now labor under by the new regulations oi
the Internal Revenue Department.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHicAGo, Sept. 10.
The Democrats who have been urging the
President to remove Secretary Seward, as
ser, that the State Department will pass into
new hands in ten days.
The Peoria County Agricultural Fair
opened yesterday, with good attendance
and good show.
The schooner Wellington, owned in Chi
cago, with IA 900 bushels ot wheat, is report.
ed lost by running on the skillagalee reef.
H. Clay Dean and Brick Poneroy failed
to nut in their appearance at Des Moines yes
terday. aud D. NJ. Harris, the Democratic
candidate for Lieutenant Governor, spoke il
their place. The rain for 2s hop,s previous,
and the absence Of The expected speakers.
we're quite drawback to tie success Of the
meeting
j. D. Hudson was garroted in Omaha Tues.
day night, and robbed OF Sa50.
Two fatal cases Of cholera occurred in
Omaha Tuesday.
The Republican members Of the New York
/ Constitutional Convention. in cancus Assem-
bled have determined to make an effort to
! finish business by the 10Th IS ',.,coer. and
submit the Constitution at the November
! election.
New YoRE, Sept. 10.
/ Inc fTHex Slty VI
saws the popularity of the Juarez Govern
ment is on the increase, and declares that the
annexation Of Mexico is generally looked
| upon As desirable.
s. DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 10.
The ting W. X. Muir exploded boiler
last night at Port Huron, totally des-
tr6ying the boat, and instantly killing Capt
1 Robert Brigeon, Engineer Brampton. and twt
! 6remen and cook, whose names were no
ascertained. Five others were badly hurt
one will die.
4 ArGUsTA, Sept. 10.
! The soldiers and freedmen engaged in thu
! late riot have been arrested.
/ INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 10.
Gov. Baker has respi,ed White, the mur
I derer, till November.
JoLIEr, H., Sept. TO-
Twenty-Five new convicts were received a
the pen,ten,iary yesterday, eighteen frou
Quincy and four from Montgomery county
This swells the total number OF conyicts
one thousand.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, Sept. 10.
A ramof prevailed to-day that A. r. Stew
art had died in Paris This is not true. a.
Stewart left Paris two weeks ago tor London,
where he is at present, and will sail for home
by the Scotia ON the 2lst inst,
Hon. H. J. Raymond and Park Goodwin
we're passengers per steamer Arago, arrived
to-day.
The Grand Jury this morning found q bill
Of indictment against Matthews, alias De-
priester, alias Livingstone. the forger of the
check for $4,000 against Cornelius Wander,
bilt. He was brought before Recorder Hack.
EFT and pleaded guilty. He will be sentenced
early in October.
Geo. Hardy, an insurance agent in Brook
lyn, arrested on the charge of completely in
the alleged Calhcott frauds, by aiding in pro-
curing the fraudulent bonds, was held to bail
in $4,000.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosroN, Sept 10.
Sir Frederick Bruce, British Minister to
the United States, died suddenly this morn.
ing at the fremont House, Of disease of the
throat.
LATER.
Sir Frederick Bruce arrived in this city
last night at 9 o'clock, from Narragansest,
where he has been stopping few days, &C
companied by Gov. Gilpin, of Colorado, who
was quite i'll from throat disease, ard was quite
prostrated. Drs. BigeIow and Hodges were
at once sent for. Also Senator Sumner, who
remained with him until two o'clock when be
died.
Mayor Eorcross. on learning Of TIE sad oc-
curence, issned orders that the flags should
be displayed at half mast on the City Hall
and Fsneuil Hall and on the Common, and
the bells in the several sChurches tolled dur
ing the removal Of the body from the city.
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FIRES.
RfirrAIn San

BurFALo, Sept. 10.
A Gre at one clock this morning destroyed
. portion Of the Wadsworth House, situated
| near the Erie and N. Y. Central railroad
depots. Il il reported that one Of the in.
| mates was burned, and in several instances
only escaped With what they had on.
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A. NEW GLE BOOK.
r. n r. q II IL IL r. 4 ~ 81.

q COLLECTION Of Glees, Quartettes,
IA Cbr,... Part songs, &C. BY L. p EmersoI An-
ta,f OF arbe Jubtiats," Harp " Jud.a," golden
v. .eatb". Merry Chiu, sst' Ae. ,,.
Music Books have hean sold fart prsips popn.y, y,
III Ed h.s rewarded no other auhor Of the s.ns 80 =
40. Ard which cannot fssl 10 insnrs for tnn ner 80
~ Im,rsn.. ~. III, contsut- OF this Sark srs,
or the mo. psss ssw ,srre number o. sauso,s ua.s
,ec.s have bsen contributed 3, ~ y. ,ra,,s,c. Ths
uame ,n. ~ me collection ars ovtgn sitty srti.
aasy .ad variety .pd viii be oona a opSs 90 e,s sss
- :, ~ s,.rv particular will prove - oompsesey
,orY to Musical socetiss md
..r,.sorirs. Ciuhs ssd AnatsM singers. frios. -
Nailed pert paid ..,. v,~1or q n
Y,ITaoN CO. New York. ls~PsNN
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AffN "a
EROM Warello county about August lst,

ERUM WarelIo county about August Ist,
l. uNsY Y0sk 0XsS oil ,ha following dc.erip / n,
One specked red and whife about nine "ld ~f'h
sssd horus, ipelinea upward. The other darh
brind eshurtsr horns than th nrst sbout IL ye.. oi
they supuos@d 20 be mskiuF their 80 = iiiinp"
from uhtre they wsSs brought reward u Siye Doll
tar vii b. paid informal on i-H At the cats eity
flee sbch shs -ad u their recovery, .ni me pstson
'NiAs ~ ~ ~ - auyIs.i9w.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

.as ClsciSsArI, Sept. 10.
Gen. Sheridan's welcome here yesterday
vssofthe most enthusiastic character About
pooa - visited the Merchants Exchange,
wheevAe vas most cordially welcomed BY %
inmensssconcours Of merchants and others.
II ghS evening he attenGed the National
Theatre to see Murdoch in Co6stAnt Attic
close OF the play Miss Aary Provost read
Sheridan'e ride.
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Church Choirs are Satisfied

yWvi At the b@~t book Tor th~ir use 10 stIhe NUhs
| II lafe,"byL EaH SOY -strrs frem Al drecs
tons the op,nitB 1t no eofciion o. hofen
Music r.ctnti pni shed has given general ssts-
faction Ctolrs the fnos, fntdeus In their IA t@s and
having the ston q ft.tn4 very hsrd u peatc,
Rave .ckn wieig-d 10 be Just tbs book they want.
| price II as per copy flz dozen. nLlykR DIJsN
40 pue,isbers 2T7 Washington st.. Bost y, G. H.
/ uITr N o.. II hroadway, MY NOrk IseI VI
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Collections Of Organ Voluntaries.

INV Hundred and liy kAsy voIuntsrtss and Inter
fudes ~ Zund-I. -. echneid.r's toiuntafies, ".
amer . souutAr,e. p.rt.. Parts So Part ~.
Conplefe 50 ailee Short youn aries hos. each 10.
R.ks 40 vounfsrs-. siuf~~ and fntsrfutss ID cts
Cathedral So 50. Boaufies Tor the Organ'
Nos esch o.. so pieces Tor the Organ, oks each
81 2s. Comp - ~ sent postpxid. OLIVER Dfrs0N
20. Publishers, Boston, CHAs. II pIIeoN 90,
A..~y yu~k q u
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BY TEE1EGRAPH.


| BY 81 ZEE E(7kAFns
AFTEnNooN Dn1PAEOHEs.
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/ Latest News 1fsn Ma1hlngtea.
Trcass,y Deparsmrst hSaS ebssos C7ai.s
Seaatsn Threatened b ~ Pftidsnts srsal.
Stoss Dsps,tmsss 70 Pas into Nsp Hssds.
MExICANs FAVOR ANNEXATION.
Vlo,est Harongues b. tie Saints at Sail Lake
Late News from Indian Country.
Grand Peace Covncil to be held IN October.
Death u Sir Fred eriek Brues. British
Ntnister - sac U. ..
NJ Y Academy Of Medicine Sending Relief
to the Sufferers at The South.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF
SHERIDAN AT CINCINNATI.
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.
Serious Fsnian Riot at Manehester.
SEVERAL KILLED AND WOUNDED.
POLICE FORCE ovERPoWERED.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK last.
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REGARDLESS OF COST.

Ten pieces of French Orgsndies, at ss
cents . yard, worth So.
Twenty pieces French Jackonet, ut rs and
35 cents per yard, worth 90 cents.
Fifty remnants Of good Lawns 1t 10 cents
yard.
Several dozen kid finished Berlin Gloves,
at 40 and so cents pair, worth one dollar.
Several pieces fine all wool Summer Cas-.
simeres. from one dollar to one dollar and
fifty cents yard, worth two dollars per yard.
Ladies' Hose Is cents pair Mems half
hose Is cents pair.
A lot Of Linen Duck and Drills very low.
Remnants of Dress Goods and Pants-stufa
at so cents on the dollar.
Good domestic Ginghams at l5 cts. yard.
Standard Prints ~ cents. In fact . gen
uine CLEARANCE SALE AT OLD PkT-
CES.
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NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 10.
The interments from yellow fever for the
"a hours ending this morning were 55.
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MARRIEn,

ctsA -CHuATR--Sept 10 b.. at st. job = Church.
A-okok, lows, by Rev Il " Woods, Rector, Dr. VII
iAh N Cox. Of liberty Us e. MAKI, second tslshter
OF DR. Caaries Ch. ate, Of Hamilton.
No CAlps.
soston, kew Ycrh and ouscy. Ill., pspen p'ea.e ccpy
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Come to the New York Store
N. GREGG & SON,
Nos. 5 4 q Estes House.

P. s. We are determined to continue the
New York Store the CHEAP STORE for
the masses. All our Goods marked in plain
figures.
auxt
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FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l4s..
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lowe 4 Tyler......,......... 80 Main street
duncan, KsrIe 4 Co......l40 4 l43 Main street
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Fencill Jones 4 Co.....cor Third 1 Main streets.
Hess, Stern / Co......-cor Second Main streets.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.
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nfAu AGENTS WANTED.
ang lg-dAxlv
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IN p E A c n M & Mt.

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hessisiens Of Impeachment Against Presi-
dent Tyler.
The washington correspondent Of The Nsw York
HERALD under date OF January 10, ls43, writes an
follows:-
The only thing worth mentioning today il Hon Johu
NJ Bolts celebrated impeachment affair, which came 10
to-day In the House Il Was not debated-that being
out OF order and therefore 1t only necessary 10 give
you the bare facts In the case.
NPEACHMEsr OF THE PRESIDENT
Mr. Bo'ts being allowed, aud said that he pro.
posed TO introduce tor the consideration OF the House
charges OF corruption, Of maconduct OF high crimes
ana msdemeanors, committed by the Acting President
OF the United States which he stood prepared to prove
by testimony tho most conclusive and iresistbIe and
qurc into the truth OF the charges and 70 report the
testimony 70 tho House, with their opinion to what
aee On sno mould" % naa upon T. He declared th. IN max
70 render himself conspicuous before the country
throw himself in advance OF the party whose lead he
clarcd TO the House. 70 the country and before his Cod
thai tho most painful be had ever undertaken
10 perform; and he reluctantly yield 10 what his
senss Of constitutional duty required
he was loudly called on 70 read his charges, and be
read the following
dent OF the United sae Of the following high and
charge him with roas usurpaon Of power and viola.
Di n. ~ ~ ssempng y eSsrcso controlling influence
ordering ne payment o. long standing that had
ss With sss o os s !. Pay
Sus a. mSs asss lie sssc
sasgs him with wicked and shus. Of the
dspacns those who competent and faithful the
pc a FOR :ne sess nS
1s and il
s sIIsiss g sTs.s
4 Whereby the several States q this Unoa Invited
had sanc.icned and sworn % faithfully executed from
R a being rs guilty e A
; SsS;i si ;s::,,. public and
sA.Iss lin via i1s re- crime and pi:asms.nor
ss y e n: e Il ~
whole power q and o. soscsi1s duties Of the PEG
eSs1s. * & ana . a.:pso and corrupt
ss ne S:ss NJ sas
o. lis nom ness . once With .aeS EVIDENT marks
s y 1a e. Hs - 81 ss pP anS biz s'
! ahars. him with sros. oacl msSondas> in hsvSf
why die
ssis
s1.as Which alone would deserve removed
IcSsge him with an illegal and Unconstitutional
else e. power N nsn,1s 2 e ga ne
u Eaea &c X,
propraton u large sus the pubic rsvsnus 70 the oo-
so r as ..s Il. o..
h. om l him y s ~ s
s 81 % q g < %
sS ~ sS.n,s o. ne both SEsn
sccsJUtSy 70 those frauds. d.. "''''''' '''' ''''
Hon. Henry, A. Wise called for the reading Of the
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY H. 1857


An AIzuxD DEnoxRn Rmsn-Celine Laureotes 81
lis wess Fifteenth street, appeared before Justice dodge
yesterday and made complaint against Aexs hercier,
hyppoise EIian, Laxard Dsvrier and James y. Berry.
charging them with having ootainsd from her. "by
ck and Device" jewelry and trnkss Of the value Of
$1,000 II appears from the complaint that 80 Iau
gave the property 70 MERCER to have appraised
snss ne employed Elan and Devrier 10 sell tho property
and that they sold Il 70 james r. Berry a. $40 broad
way, FOR $780, Of which MERCER gave her $3.50, and
stated tnAl that was all the jewelry worth. She
sook the money under protest, and called oficer
Strauss at the Central Office and stated her case claim
ing that hercer Elan and Dsver had sold the property
the goods were stolen when he bought them for an
amount 70 much under their proper value Ofncer
Strauss secured the arrest OF all the parties and pro-
Mercer stated that he was told by complainant 10 sell
the property; ELAN and Devrer stated that Nercicr e-
good faith 70 Mr. Berry for larger than was
asked from them, and Berry stated that he regarded the
matter - proper business transaction, and that he
gave much more than was asked The parties were all
committed for examination.
ALLEGED ATrHYr AT Bun0LARy-John >. Gleason
vas aragned before Justice Dodge yesterday charged
With an attempt TO commit burglary At the store Of Nj
chasi J. Coleman, No. 1s2 Fourth avenue The outer
Of the store had been forced open and Gleason
found IN the store by ocer OF the Eighteenth pre-
cncL In the store at the time scs Of harness and
blankets valued At 000 and Gleason charged with
an attempt e steal them He was held for trial In do
CoxmrAL or ALLEGED RzcxvxRs james Hills and
Peter Clarke. junk Dealers committed yesterday by
Justice Aansneld charge Of receiving stolen goods
Soc metal knob sockess brass castings and portions Of
locks found on their promises identified by Peter
W. Winter, Of No. $50 Bowcry, having boon stolen
IRON him. An examination xas ordered In their cases.
AILEasD RossxaY o. BoxDs-S IS, 500 ALLsoxD 70 HAVE
Bus AHrRAc1m Alfonso Conkln was srraigned yes
terdy before Justice Connolly charged with the larceny
or "A 000 worth az honda fr0rn Charlie r. (1arhA of
No Barclay street Il adpsazs that the accused was
In the employ Of complainant q porter until October
last After his discharge, about that time, NJ. Clarke
safe with combination lock- had bSSh absJactsd and
carried or Il subsequently ascertaned that Conk
lin was acquainted with the combination and had opened
the safe in the presence Of third parties and had exhb
lied an envelope which he said contained United States
honda The matter is still under examination.
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SUPREME coua1-eEnrsAl TEAM.

Alleged ExtorfioD Under Thrent ef Criminal
Prosecute
Before Judges Leonard and Clcrke.
Cohen & Marks cs. Lyddeye-Ihis up on
appeal from order mado ut Chambers vacang iudg-
for 100 alleged have been obtained by threats
and durosa The rcposs Of tho referee decided that
confession OF Judgment had been obtained under The In
nuencs threats Of criminal arrest and that should
DO vacated. From this order the plaintiffs have ap-
psaled. The testimony OF tho defendant chow
tnnt he resde staten Island and induced by the
plaintiffs n 10 New York 10 settle Accornte,
and while hero hu taken police station and i'm.
prsoned without any warrant ana whom there, order
10 obtain hie release. signed confession OF Judgment
for 81 100 Cash argued; decision Tescrved For the
plaintiffs, W. Dimrnick; for the defendant, Erwin
.yasue7 ED sla
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.ysrsey Clty.

jersey City.
tnvnacanxsy W JrsnCn noExzxs -PSsliminssy sisps
hsvs bssn taken Tor shs removal from oce Of suscs
ressr n Hossloy Of THIS city Tho nessD for impsseh.
Tosnt Wssate< 10 she Hcuse ~ Asssmby on THURSDAY
W. ~. vartsnbsTg vas ssfsusS 70 shs sndieiEy Con-
nit,sa
UudsWa City.
r.. comsrv touRsA --yAs Csc NJ Pray W the Mayor
snA Ccouoa Council Of Jsrsey Cty wss decided yesssr.
ay BY verdict fss We plaintiff q ss1o ~. man
nis N the sessr m osuih rnrd rsct having hssn bu
ADORE the level u The srsst, rrays horse fsn INTO ~
broke his lsg an1 tAs owner vs. Obliged % ~ him.
Wss eoncudsd in shs Supssms Cous bpt The eosss ~
assysd ~ dscision uu nsst Monday.
af@s Esaekepsack.
~ HoHus Arm wAoos YxsnpwAuD Own SSov
Dmvr -.>yoha Atkussn, sseasst 6 East Newark, va
0uissy drIvsg sfcn New FORK In hia ssssn - Tburs
~ nisht whom, hAvIss sfvea q that portion q The
blSnksoal nser ths Hsckesndk e6dees eeoas sseyen
:: ss n. rss -, az VIII
go - rsodss ssasiaScs; bss the nan which ~
harmless IN de spov would rss probably navs psovse
kaal In anseh~ o.ss fDe 49, ~ ~ - 2faanec
s. shs evnss afsss nsaxiy an hoes's dsssy. ~
Pan pusuo Lxssxxx.--A ccnuissss bss bsss formed
70 uasxs pvssimlssu sssnssnsss ~ pxbaio rssdlss
,voss ana llprssjsA pubic mssesns WITH b called q
= sey day. ~hss ~ rsquirsssnis sni prsseos MI
Nswash. st
Ewsr esosay hsvs found a n1oseses against Thomas
a Colt ~ isvasssa ssnsoi ssssss. fcs maAshsshsss
n osusne Ne dsssh q chil1 ~ NJ Abrsm voorhees,
vae placed nader o1oo0 bail 20 sppsae scs trail the
shld vas attending schoc taught by Ga and 10 some
onsucs vss whipped ~ the teacher shsstly sssr ne
shia - taxsn WITH viesns ssvsx fsn sas ssc~ o.
vhiah ne 6lsA
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NlStor made her Arxt sppsnErses q ne Rssicos'
theatre Csncnua On shs flsh in, in ths character 81
nsdcs SsfSrs large sa1 brfiass sudissos.
Sbsntsa wss playing 10 Indianapolis - week van
fair ssccsoL
Marie MIscheii n q Ne NssscnAL waaAinsssn.
H. ass MA Irmsv two wssssrn dranAa1 ssssS hsxe
crsxGsd : ssusssssn u csuncii BlsM lcwA
lsslAn eva N ~ rsssssbuu ~ - yss NJ -
bssn suppssssd BY decree - ~ HnD~E NosS
eo<hSrn ~ brouehs 60 sssshss = rsn nyior's
sonsd,ss = shs hsynsxksA = salsAs Lsrr2o or
Lsfc, aad eas wei rsoeive1 80
Fsshss Appeared q Ne LyssuA Lcneu . = -
n an vas Ne osy ss,egsbs go n ~ psess whr
lads fsur hcurA .#a :. #MNa "
Blanchard. The veil knovn pantcmlme writer, -
mines this seasen - Drury IAnes ~ un0uU&es -
sshev London theatssa
Sssssni II sspssssusly " q MA
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mo lsrthsf examination Of witnesses In .hs case 81
william q wi,Iisnf, isDpicsssd 10 ths rolgsr Ribs
svisdnns csss, sud whs stands charged also win
forging sSs tsdosssmsst Of nsssrA Saith Co.. Of No
" esshsrss slfss the back ~ check for 5000
shs Central Nascssi Bssh, an~s By cassIs Co. vns
hold Again yesterday moranK, bsfors yussics Hsgss
IAmvecs Gmssh, bsssg daily sworn. ssid--Durins
Ousobo The eFm ~ Gmsh Co. d nos cell any goods
Curis Co., md ava eos rsosvs The msney - ne check
n Curts @, 49, nny portion ~ a.; saith c. did
90 on g about 0csss~ vurssass 40 sihs Se'ssr
cross. szanl>ss-- IN ~ sn1avn eaas hsss nay
have charged faIss en1 fFsndueat signature; knov
notAisv eSeetsh ssnnseiss ~ tas shsuk vish these
oshsss; cnsryse fosgs1 p shee aodsvii; J knew
oVea tank asogu1e = - npmS u Smith CO, ~
no make any rstxetIeo - - vhsa hind y paper hs
should dgn fw - puspew ~ unng n; vhsn NJ
williams 1ksd ms - - ny nams dSd nos tssl him.
hoe fsr - shssle 80 Vi - ss y wsssse % uss =
70 spsn bant e1os1ns vist uowse Macy; the Account
there Was smith Co per VI. q. winama
me further saonineel0a " tAis case win b found
updey The gsnefai exAmnasisn o. TIE Boisy ano Thus
nVlndisne 49,
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Action fSr AS~:lait and battery.
M Bc:osr Judvo Hrasu nni Jury
H. r. Riggs "a. Edw7sd .Dcrc,tasy This was ac-
lion so damag-s ot assault sad battery. Plain
t and defendant wholesale dealers IN the poultry
trade. TDsy had dispute respecting some poultry,
whcr the ascendant siDtc alleges strack The lar
In the eye blackened Il and otherwise injured him.
The defence general dsnis' 0: the complaint The
jrry .cnrd verdlci Tor the plaintiff for $325, with t26
extra allowance Counsel for plaintiff. Mr.. Charles
spencfr; iw defcndcpt, VI. Campbell.