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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-03

who hate tolerance against hem For the first time in the
history of the secs in Ireland the of all religions
united to put down Fenansm One party said the priests
were to be killed if the Fenians succeeded The other party
said the Protesans be the sufferers Between them
all Fenanism had lively time. It being now too late to go
in with some side and excite the country the spiritual
dodgeo Peter the Hermit why, let stick to the green
flag and freedom to worship God please. =
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FACTION VERSUS PRINCIPLE.

1t seems the Irish did lively fighting in Birmingham
against the urphyes 1t is strange how will fight for
religion with more natca spleen than for anything else.
The Fenans might have made better hight in ireland had
they raised the Cross instead of the Shamrock their ban
BY starting out the broad principle of federation in
spiritual matters they arrayed large section Of those parties
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countrymen to the following APPEAL which have been
requested to publish.
Patrick Malone, (Padden,) (Father John Malones
nephew) and his mother in great poverty their only
support the aforesaid Rev. John Malone being In hospital
old acquaintance other charitable persons who may send
them aid or Gods sake if for no other will write to
Patrick Malons, Padden American street. Belmuet 20.
Mayo Ireland to his mother the address Other
Irish American journals respectfully requested to copy
this appeal - 9s,.il s-...-.sl.i :. -. d
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Cotton declined in Liverpool Id; Up1ands 1oI
Cotton closed in Now York heavy. 11iddling
Up1ands ~ cents. ,-.;ss. n
Gold closed at,3sc. ,r-... s&
An Ohio editor, who has received cake Of su-
gar made from the sap of the black walnut tree,
pronounced it superior to maple sugar.
JOHN 8. G. ARBoTr viii return to this country in
q few weeks. LOUIS NAPOLEON finds ABBOTT and
B1sxARoK a tride too much for him.
Mons. ALBERT VDoENsoFER, the Oldest printer
in Paris, died o few days since 81 years old-he
sWas employed in tAe onttcur Office for fifty years.
\ Tho Swedish man-of-war GeGe has come to New
York for the purpose Of further instructing her
seamen in the art Of practical seamanship.
Z K1sron1 had performed 10S nights in this coun-
try, up to last Saturday night, and the gross re-
>ceipts were about s450,000. This leaves s27o,00O
as the share Of R1sToR1.
Mrs. W. E. DOYLE, wife Of the local editor Of the
Louisville Courier, died on Wednesday last from
tile effects OF an overdose Of chloroform, taken to
relieve the sufferings she endured from neuralgia.
The quarterly report Of the national banking
associations shows the total Of their resources to
have l,aen, on the first Monday of April, e As2 :
~, ,8s7. - -
There is general impression among New Esas
gland farmers, that they can raise their wheat
much easier than they can buy it, and therd will
be- considerable breadth Of it sown this season.
y ArYermont lady,who has been collecting gold
beads for twenty-d years, in fulflmont Of q
dying request OF relative, now has string thirty
feet long, containing more than one thousand,
sonae Of which are worth from 50 to IS apiece.
y Albany, Georgia, IS all cad Of us or any other 10
cafty that7we have heard OF in the race for early
roasting -ears. Tho Neaos, Of the I'd inst, says
that it has noticed for several days past corn in
tassel in the field of. JoEN r. Hill.
During the discussion, by the lawyers, Of the
deorgia injunction case, IN the Supreme Court on
Friday. it is stated that Judge GR1En slept in his
chair for half an hour or more. He viii doubtless
concur in his opinion with the rest Of the Bench.
The skeleton Of an elephant or mastodon has
been found on the farm Of hlr. WILLIAM THuB, No
bio county, Ind. It was found four feet under
ground, below the surface Of the marsh, in which
the ponderous fellow evidently become mired, as
]. the elephant was standing up. =
a law suit against General MCDOWELL was re-
Gently decided in California by rendering him LA
bleto damages for arresting and imprisoning per
sons who expressed e1ultation over the assassina-
ton of President LINCOLN, and he now finds suits
against him for similar cases all over the State.
10 urawfordviue, Indiana most remarkable
revival work has taken pace. All the churches
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the cause for which these and hundreds OF other
martyrs were done to dearh is now, admitted by
thoirA exocutioners, institution can scarcely be
withheld any longer. "a
4 EaNEsr sHEEnEn, sof Philadeaphia, having q
promissory notc falling due, undertook to get zia
OF its paymentin summary manner. he called
upon the holder, asked for and received the note as
il ho intended to pay it, and immediately transfer
red it to capacious mouth, and at one gulp took
it down. He was arrested and committed to jail in
dofault Of $1,000 bail.
Mrs. NANCY RoroH has died ia New Bedford a
the age Of ninety-one. She was the widow OF one
of the owners of the ship that brought over the tea
which our ancestors, or SuMNEn's, stepped in the
waters OF Boston bay. t
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sanity II will restore the appetite haslh
of those who have destroyed by sensual excess or eyl
practices. -zt ra-S72 '-I
Young Men, bo humbuRged no more By 's4Caack Doc.
and ignorant act0ars, but send without ds;ay
for the and he Mt once reztored 10 health and hsp
ptnesa perfect Cureis Guaranteed In every fnsancn
Price ~ or four bottles to ono address - M
One bottle is sufficient to effect IN nil ordinary
Cases. S1. 5. rIa. G =
ALSO; DIR. JoNvuLE's sPECH1CsPIILs, for the
speedy and permanent cure Of Gonorrhea Gleet .Ure
thrl Discharges Gravel, Structure, and all affections
the Kidneys and Bladder Cures effected in from ne to.
i've days They arc prepared from vegetable extracts
that aro harmless tho gyate and nauseate the
etoinach tmpregnate the breath. No change Of die
ts necessary while using them, 5es their action IN
par box - rs. 25 So .L. -
Either Of the aforementioned articles w be sent 10
any sddreae closely sealed, and postpaid by mail
express on recoipt Of price. Address ali orders to 80
BERGER SHUTS & co., Chennists
Mach 80 1y No. 265 River streat Troy. N y .a
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T1O RENT, THAT DESIRABLE STORE
Il formerly occupied by Mr. !. N Cohen Clothing
Ssore two doors above George street. the northeast
side: asS tho upper part of the house may be hn with
tho store Possession given the first day OF May To
good and responsible party the rent will be moderate
For further particulars, apply to P. EPsIINs
King and Wentworth Streets undhr Masonic Hnll-
"a Y s. = iG GFsIs
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LARGEST C1nounAr1oN:-TAe ), I ~ DAILY
News. .fast6lishes the 067cia! List Of Let
ters reasaininy ~ tte Postc1ice at the end
IT each soeek, ,agrcea6z.y to the Jozlo,oiag
section Of tie Ne,o Postodice Lao, as the
newspaper having The largest circulation IN
.the City OF. Charleston: III s!s ".
SECTION 8 And be 1t further enacted That
ters remaining uncaled IN any Postoce in any city
shall hereafter be published only in the Newspaper
which, being published weekly ofener. shall hive the
largest circulation within Of delivery Of the said
Office, ..N g@Is !
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( .YEGETABLES AND5FRU]

YTyHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING PERFEOI
Il RAEGEMENTS with some Of the largest
Dealers in BALTIMORE Philadelphia, New York
ton. are prepared to forward VEGETABLES AND fEUf
70 the aforenaned markets Farmers Wishing NO hay
sthe PRODUCTS Of their farms shipped to nmarke
BALE can arrsngp 70 do 80 By cahing cur Office
sf NJ 5%i KINS1fAN HOWELIttas
VI Nay stuthS 80 No i53 EasS Bay.:
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CHARLESTON
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 9, 1857.

Jon WoRK---We have now completed our
Office 50 as execute, in the shortest possible
timsasiffL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
k6st respectfully ask thn patronage of our
friends. .;,
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AdG h6fAlS SEChEIS NO MOETAL EVER K
NJ She restores TO happiness those who from d
events crosses In love, loss ofrelatior
,fEeods loss of money, &c, have become desrfd
ton conearning abaent friends or lovers; reatort
stolen property, tells you the htistness Syou
qualified to pursue and In Whist you VIII be most
ful. eaueAa speedy marriages, ind teua you. the -
5ycn Will marry. gives yeu the names.. iikeness
,actarrdcs of the pGrsou. Shn reads ypur very Il -
md BY her Anost supernatural powers usratls
and hidden mysteries of the futcre! From the -
see In the 1rrnamentthe inaieno stars fhat 6ve$
:pc.dofndnate In the hneoahau<ation-2NcmS the as1t
positions Of tho planets end tho Axed stars In the
iae the tna OF blrth, abe ldeduoes the; future
man. Fan not 20 consult 4 the Rreatest .AEtro :
earth. It costs you but . tride, and you may ne1
hav6 10 hvofzblsAn Opportunity. Consultation t.
tiknnees and an dezired tntornaattons- %.
= = Distance esn consult the Madame by man N s
essesy md satisfaction TO- themselves, as II IN ps
1un AID exphctt chart, wrttan oct, wi all tnqu
:swcred and Hksness enclosed, sent by mail ON rS
sprice above mentioned. The strictext secreay
lMatntatheds and AIl AIlcortesrondenSe returned Of
ed: Refarencea c6 the ntghest order furnlsAedst
sirdng them. Write plsinly tho dsy or stha fnr3
ysas IN which you 3ero borus enclosing sa xmall
Addrass ;pRRRIa
sS:a.. =. g q D1xNxn2 ppraxo,N
.tse A2AsNA ", m y,.+as,
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july *Weenld be empannelled before: whom q legal
argument wuu1aEt- fassae. ~ - - -
finding would be mockery of:justice. 'sg:i.s4,
Now, so long as the Judge has the right to
determine whether such oath shall be admins
tered, or party in interest represented BY coun-
sci who shall decide under the responsibility of
his professional duty and position whether one
or two of the jury shall be challenged, it tmay. be
borne; but il q military order can exclude oil
the character and intelligence of the country
and force into the jury box all the ignorance
and vice Of the country, there is not an interest
Of society safe. IA = ~.
But there can be no doubt that every freed
man who pays his taxes is legally qualified to
sit on q jury. There are facts which it is i'm
possible to remove, and which, therefore, it Is
wisdom to meet. This is one Of them: One:
Of. these consequences sEhiah is. explaining to-
us practically and clearly the: extent Of the
great change from slavery "a freedom; q change
which we have to accept, mot as the acquiescence
in IN abstract proposition, hut asa revolution
in practical life. # n. -:sis-: s+i 5:;;= III W
Nov such orders, extreme and unjust as they
are, are the consequences o. an opposition just
as extreme, if less dangerous. Impracticahle
men refuse to give practical effect to the new
rights which have been created, snd intemper-
ate military commanders enforce these rights
harshlv and Riit,out 10 the ;ntereata
Of the society. which thev control, nf;.ch;ae,
ous men press The exec,,t;on ~ 1a,va :, ,vb;ch
thet know win create diaaoht4nf land ;ncreo,e
irritation in the public mind, and any one who
has soon a Court NJ Seeo;oro lynow. +ha+ o.,o,.-
lesa, o. yin hi - kan q - ;,,-r
who are incomnetant- for a ;pd;c7on. ,r;,1 80
the criminals.
# We are wise wa iii, maet ~ d;t; c,,tv
Let us admit what we cannot denv--tha ,;oStt''
Of the freedme n .toi cit unon4.be ;nrv =. anv
other citizens: Int the ;nrv ,vbst !; ~
to Be. 8 properly al. ;ed trsbnnoi
There ;e moi Il eesnectsS5 Fl; ,s; Z, so,,,1
Carolina. white or bia N 8 wnn1d M "a
ioice af such reform There = = ;5fs,.s4
Of law and order whicb lwo,n1d not - hsttsr q 8.
secured if the oualisoation, for ii,ro,a ,rers
raised. 4
u criminal +r;a,a ve h,va III -, ;;.;,
trial by Jury, nav be q defence of the innocay4
It Is almost lni,croua ~ con = d =.
Of correctinp the entity n * ci,;,
perience Of eyerv suitor and everv ,aygve, III,
testifyto its uncertainty. The recent ons,;tggs
expressed Dissatisfaction of some of tbe
English legal au. horities, goes even 4urther
@ But Il seems to ~ imnerat;va q ,,w ~ :,
the jury box is to Be opened to all Glasses tiat
o55;+;ono, ,raco,,t;ona .ho,,1a 10 .,1,a.. I
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CEVERALvERY YPLEASANT+R ROOMS TO
- RENT. Apply at No. 40 WENTW> RTH STREET,
west OF Rutledce 50 gft.g9Ht- May u
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Havana Plan TX entucky State Lottter,
TILE LADIES'
/ MUTUAL AID ASSOCTATION.

HAvINd ON HAND a LARGE SUPPLY OF READY
II IL; MADE Cf- -OTHING sudtlblA for 'dentlemen La-
dies and Children and being derous of eliminating our
Stock before the season advances too would
ciaI the attention OF the public towards the reuc-
ton which win be made In pr1ces the next two
FOR three weeks from date. 4
n Apply at the l DEPOSITORY. '
january % sss5$ No. II Chalnucrs st.eat 5$4
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s O A r D ! n G. !,
Ed u CATO NAL,

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES. 80
M RS JOHN. .IAURENs. ASSISTED BY TIE REV,
iNs y. p: ": Rowe q No II Coming street 952
n For particulars apply above . A. ..7.:'1t * 4
7! October
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By the Mayor. .s1,-..1 !. - - I
January EfA9s''W ". Il SMITH c1arsr ~ f,o,,n.,,
!: TAVERN.KEEPE

w. .r5, TAVERN~KEEPERs'N aE2
s OFFICE CLERK, OF COUNCIL. ,:.
Y A Ii TAvERN-KEEBEhS AND PERSONS j RErtSn-
IA ING spirituous liquors., within the city Nrnis who
have not executed their bonds and taken out the proper
cards to show that they have license TO sell win be ro
inst. S: y. 4, 49,. : ILL., -
Those who have cards are hereby noihed to have the
same placed IN aconspdcuous place in the window An
to Observe this notice win also be reported after
the aboEo-Inentoned time. Fsa& W. r. HMrTH a
4 of
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HALF OF THE HOUSE NO. OF
Il KING STREET, with use of hne cistern. For
further particulars. apply ON the.prenises., :,
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DRICK STABLE TO 1tEET.-A COHINIu-
ID SDlOUS BklCh STABLE with accommodations
tor horGs and vehicles, be hired, il applied
For particulars apply on prernises- No. 5y CHUACa
STREET, west side, near Tradd. April Ii
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= TIO RENT, A NEAT RESIDENCE, No. q
L Atlantic street, containing four upright and
two a.tcs with good we'll and cstern the In.
quire at No 8, next door stuth3* May4
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TITO RENT TWO FINE STORES IN THE
Il AdgeS building. Possession of one - ~,
ately; the other nom the AIass snc Iex1 Annv t.
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uLTTARY 3AUTHORITY AND THE JURY
;. -.- -.-- .-'--.L ElAY. -.--H ------ wv ~

MILITARY Y5AUTHoRITY AND THE JURY;
= BOX.
The order Of Gen. GRIFFIN, issued in Texas,
is one Of peculiar Significance and deserves
the consideration Of our people. Its purpose
and its effect are to exclude from the jury box
every man who cannot take the test oath, and
Of courne supply their place with -.:loYal
men, and freedmen: % f:S7 | .
There Is. no seaee law upon the subject, e1-.
cept the law fixing the qualification Of Jurors,
and by the laws Of the United States it lis the
prerogatiye of the Judge of tho United States
Court to apply the test oath to q Jury in his
discretion, aud upon motion to that effect BY
the District Attorney, but the right of chal-
lenge is also given to any party for the cause
that the Juror challenged has participated in
the rebellion.
It scarcely needs comment to exp plain to
what enormous abuses an extreme application
of such laws must lead. The only qualification
of Juror in this State is the payment of
taxes. That is, the qualification does not de-
pend upon the amount Of taxsse..nsiaa e.ssas but
simply upon shstaassssisy shs. taz s; of the Juror and
his R9Sgsst 9Ses1t Of such tax as is imposed. upon
him. !. .s
+: n: Now exclude from our jYsx- boxes 81 the
citizens Of thsa atata AXE the oath,
supply their. places Hitth freedmen drawn from
the mess Of tax.p ers, and what will be the
consequence? Think Of the vegdicts which are
li1Ee,y.o: be rendered 6y twelve freedmen: taken
from the9 massof colored voters of these 'Par-
;.h * -;tI, ,,s4 -,
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YyO RENT-THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
15DENCE, No. So Cannon street, near Rute 7ge Av-
enue, containing s1 upright and two attic with
gas throughout, cstern well, and ample Kitchen ACCOM-
modatons 10 an app. owed tenant, terms moderute !;
posssssion given Immediately. Enquire as WILKINSON
r&-GuCHRioI'S LAW OEk1UE, No. 10 Broad srroot.
April % s.. ~ wv -. ~ : NTH
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ENURNISHED HOUSE FUR RENT.--A
pleasantly situated furnished HOUSE. IN tn lower
10 rented. on account OF i-health for the sun,nec
months, to approved tenant, per month Ad-
dress r q. Box Az. / - as 3St$ 81 May . n
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fssEET;sas as

CATHOLIC INSTITUTES. E 7
VIE E1S.1s MUMIHLY X MEETING OF TUE CATHOLIC N-
tho baseracnt Of St Fauls Church. Socioty strcct "
tna! JOHN CANNON Secretary
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i R...EI;. N hi.

ITO RENT.-TO AN APPROVED TENANT.
THAT neat resiaenee Nos Jaspa-s Court Parties
lne pre1nises :kor Terms apply between
p. m; 70 s.i t s 4aE KRIErE 4 CHAPMAN,
y Mayo '5-,' Cor. Elnn and Clifford SCreeta
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w AIN i s.

yX7ANTED, AN ELDERLY WOMAN AS
w Cook for quito small family. One who IS will
Ing to make herself generally uset i= c:y;! a aE7oe
able In uanners, apply at No. sc Calhoun street
Arril ~ . l
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

The SiNGRRs' FEsTIvAI~-'lhc German population
OF this city celebrated Phugs Montog by grand picnic
given by the AZ singing societies Of the Gsy M Funks
Union Park, Sixty-thiIdst. and East River; Phngst
MOnag j. To the Germans what the Fourth OF July 10
the Americans and ST. Paircks to the Celt being
observed throughout the German States by high and low
as general holiday. Al least 309O people were joined
the pic yesterday ana the trees all the Park
rainbow lued with the nchly worked and embrod
cred banners ~ the different organizations. II
noticeable fact that almost every woman had
babe In Oddng along In the grass
The singers amused themselves by chanting the chOruses
OF Faterand aud drinking oceans Of beer during the
rode wooden hobby horses with the greatest fervor and
given with orchestra aHd vocal assistance OF
he selections sung Overture 10 Tamnhsuser,"
"Nacners Hymn TO Music" Introduction In Juve,
''l,san HOci Euth" These selections given with
ne eject aud attention 20 detail The plea did
not leave tho Park until midnight The f0wing named
singing societies participated IN the festival Armrna
Eupnona," HamOnia." " fiederkraIz," "Fldelia"
Lede'tniel,' Icdertufel Reform" Mozart Nerein.
"Meomnnla" "Quartette Club OF Williamsbl,rgh."
Rhemscler sangerbund," sing Academic social
Reform sesang,ereD." "swabisclcr SangerbuLd."
Beethoven Mannerchor." Frochnn ManneIchor 0f
BloomiDgdale, A" Social Mannercbor" Mozart Manner
chOr" Junger ManDerehOr" "Swabscher Liederkran2"
ConcOrdtl Mannerchor!' Sanger Lust" " Orphers
Sessngerv ereIn"" HarnOniei singcrveren." Phoenix
"Uhlnnd Bund," "COlona M1nuerch0r." BlOOmn gdale
Mannerch0r" and number ~ singing societies from
brooklyn WilliamsbnTgh. IIobokcn aud Hudson city.
The Germans OF Brooklyn Westcheser, and tho New
Jersey cities aud towns iQdulgea " Ake fslyitlss
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
HARVARD UNIVERSITY REGATTA.
ACCIDENTS.
LILLE PnuApELpnIA FNpLosIOX.


The IRQdre of yesterday says three additional
bodies have been dug out Of the ruins On Saturday
evening the body OF Frank Duboyce recovered and
portions OF another body which could not be recognized
Yesterday afternoon about n o'clock the woknen sue
ceeded in uneartbng the remains OF VIM IL Holloway
announced u Fridays Inquirer being OF the.mss.
ing. and also the body OF another missing named
Win Crump These two bodies were found near the 6y
wheel which stood close by the eastern wall Of the de
destroyed building. They lay top Of the other
Mr. Holloway was first recognized by n relative Who
found something in his Holoway',J pocket which he
knew belonged 20 the deceased His face black
placed in coins conveyed the undertakers The
following IL recaptulaton of the killed missing,
wounded and escaped Killed, 2O missing y; wounded,
q escaped, s. tosi 49, There IA little doubt that those
who are missing are still under the ruins which will swell
the aggregate Of lives lost 10 On persons During yester.
day several portions OF bodies Consisting of arms legs
&c taken from the ruins and after being placed
"a DOX were conveyed 10 the undertakcrs.
CAR ACCIDENT
Mr.. Daniel Rogers of No. 400 Colunba-st., Nrook-
lyn seriously and probably fatally injured on Sunday
night while attempting to get into a Fulionayc car Az
Mr. r. was about stepping the platform OF the oar
collision occurred between the wagon thar was
running down cross street. whereby he was knock sd
down. and. as stated severely injured lie was takeu
home by ihe police aud medical attendance summoned,
Dul hls recovery ID very doubtful
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
An unknown man run over on the Ncw-.jcrscy
Railroad, Elizabeth about O'Clock YESTERDAY after
noon By freight train from Trenton and instantly
killed He Is supposed to have been intoxicated.
A LAD ACCIDENTALLY HANGS HIMSELF.
AT Elizabeth. n. j., on Friday afternoon last a lit.
tie son OF Mr.. Alfred Roach aged FIVE years while en-.
gagged in his fathers barn. feeding the chickens spped
from the top of and caught by the neck e-
tween two upright bars, and stran ged death be-
fore lie found.
BURNED TO DEATH.
On Wednesday last daughter of William Searls.
residing at Blue Point, sent by her mother put
some wood in the stove, in doing which her clothes
caught fire. and her oter hearing her screams ran 10
her assistance; but when she arrived her clothes
pearly consumed. The girl IDgared great agony for
ID pepra wRea death put an END " Asr slaegiDgs Z
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
CITY GOUERN.HENT.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Alderman MOTION presented resolution request
ing Controller 10 report list of all leases of real cs
tate made January lc the names of the lcSsccs
the terms Of the leases the time for which such leases
made. ana the reasons why, n any such leases were
not submitted 10 the Common Council Tor s sanction,
aud why they were not submitted to the Common Coun-
ci before being executed Adopted \ communication
from the Corporation Counsel Informed the Board that he
has commenced suit against Welcome X. Bcchc and
Charles Dcvln suretles of Dr. Bradford. late Public Nd
minstrator 10 lOOo the amount 81 their bonds
The defendants demurrer has been oycrI''lcd by the
Court and appeal pending 90 review the order Tor
Judgment favor OF the city upon the demurrer Alder
man NARNUM said that olGt bad been drawn up rex
ulnting the Public Administrator department. bat HEad
never passed the other Board. But even bad passed
ID would have been of no since ~ would not haN"
made a dishonest Pubic Administrator an honest man.
The communicaion was Ordercd on nIc