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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-12-28
Special Announcement!

First season In America Of the great Partisan artistic and a,u.a,;o,.. y.
te 1argrs irpsr,ist MADEM0IsELLE PAULINE, and the child won.
DER, LILLE III ~ MINNIE " the youngest and most petite performer in The world
former and bareback rider, and bareback sommersanlisA NP~ :" Per
'1Ae VIII HEh1b1t at tm3y
.m - saiaB - 81
GRENADA, FRIDAY, January Cd, 1868.
BATESVILLE, SATURDAY, January 4tb. 1868.
hhhNANpo, MONDAY, January, 9Th, 1868, ssr
Two Performances Each day, Afternoon and N,,ht
Doom open At q and 81 o'clock P. NJ.
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The ENTERTAINMENT to come on
at the Masonic Hall, on Tuesday
evening next, promises to be a rich
treat, and we trust there will b a
general attendance Of our citizens.
The object is worthy of encourage
mcnt (the proceeds will DO appropri-
sisd to enclosing the graveyard and
every one should take pleasure in
contributing. The performances will
consist Of charadcs, tableaux, music,
etc.
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Pursuant N a deed u trust ssseusea % o.
BY Branch Hart, 10 seeafs Albert !. Hart and
tfsad H. Hart, securities. A.. hearing dale De.
tobef ~, 1891 fecofdsd IN book p on The
records Of the deeds IN the Probate Clerks
0fiee d Pamela aoaniy, State of Mississippi,
pages 90 and olG, and 70 secure q bots made
BY said Branch ffufi 10 James Armstrong, on
The 9TH day Of December, 1895, hf The safn N
Rus hundred aad hhysls dollars and seventy.
hve-cents lt5g Tb,) due twelve months ahsr
date also 10 secure . note esecuied 10 John
D. Flsef for one hundred and duy.6ye dollars,
due January II, 1891, and q nots executed %
John u Wootten, on the ID day Of January,
1865, for the sum Of nine hundred and forty
three dollars and 10 cents fpt3 73,) due twelve
months afier date, we win, on Monday, the
ootb day Of December, 1867, upon the premises
Of said Branch Hurt, In the county of Pamela.
four miles south Of Batesyille, Miss. between
the hours Of II o'clock A. N. and 3 o'clock r.
NJ, proceed aud sell At public auction 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, the following property,
to-wlt One mouse-eolored horse mule, one
black horse mule, two black or dark bay mare
mules eleven head Of cattle, three hogs, seven
sheep, farming utensils, household and kitchen
furniture, five sets plough harness, one saddle
and bride, and the entire crop Of corn, fodder,
and potatoes, to pay and satisfy said notes aud
interest that may then have accrued.
no30-bt A. J. Q. L. HURT, Trustees.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LANDS.

by virtue Of a decree Of tho Chancery Court
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, rendered
therein on the 10th day Of November, 1861, In
The suit OF W. Maxwell, attorney, &c, COM
plainant against John NJ. Kimbrough, defend
AMI NO. 2ol, ] will, rs commissioner therein
appointed, on Monday, goth day Of January,
lSgs, at the courthouse door, In the town
OF Pamela, In said county, within the hours
prescribed BY law, offer for sale at public auc-
ton TO the hlghes, bidder, for cash, the follow
ing lands lying and being in said county, To-
wit The southeast quarter Of section 20, and
fractional northeast quarter Of section 20, all
IN township !, unge 8, west.
JOHN @. HARRISON,
deai-ot Commissioner,
The New York herald., 1867-04-15

French Opinion Of the Ccssion Treaty-Thc
Monroe Doctrine and the Rule In Poland.

French Opinion Of the Ccssion Treaty-Thc
Monroe Doctrine and the Rule In Poland.
from La Presse OF Paris, April
Here we have the FIRST fruit OF the alliance
between the great autocac empire OF the West and the
American republic, celebrated by the much.talked OF
fstcs both at New York and ST. Petersburg Russia,
who protests by nnictng tortures against the nation
alIty OF Poland bocs wn bore fts widely different pre-
tsnsicns Of he Monros doctrine and deliyen up
as far as she can, by cossion Of terri terri
one Of tho quarters OF the world. the whole
continent Of North America 70 the drsbtticw Of the
United slat& Let 10 add that from the straits of Don
Juan dc vncL Which separate the territory OF the Union
from vancouters Island TO vancouvers Channel form.
Ing point OF the Russian possessions there exist more
than hundred leagues Of coast By which sne Territory
Of tho new British Confederation of the North opens on
the Pacific Ocean. Nothing, therefore, kccffapnicay
speaking, connects tbe true territory Of the Union WIN
That Of the country, almost uninbabted, which ,ns
washington government has just acquired, less doubt
less Tor iuse.cst than for the satisacon OF ~eps ~
omoHon and co~aaeM
tFrom La France Of Paris, April al
We we're aware that the relations between
we s~o sAuens RaaelA "a Vnitsd statsel we're of
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most cordial nature, e Was shown by the marks of
sympathy exchanged between the Cabinet Of st. Pees
burg and the government Of Washington But the oes
sion Of the territory In the New World belonging 70
unfit for the works and productions Of the least favored
regions or the temperate sones 10 only intelgibe IN
surprising that the annacion accomplished BY the
aid Of compensationA We ignorant to what may
be tho nature OF the indemnity Does It consist in
sppon promssed ~ s United S0ta TO Russia for the
development OF tho ambition Of the latter Russia
70 receive other territorial possessions In exchange
Tho despatch from New York does inform and 10
ascertain the real importance Of this act the expiana.
Warrington must BE- waited for.
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THE FENlANs.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS Of Tus HERALD.

American Congressional sympathy and Joy.
fuI Reception Of the News of Its Express
Sien-FIcId Action Suspcnded-Re strn-
texy for sheep Steaiiag. Speech Of the Com
pasder-in-C -Chief-A Novel Mode Of Pnnish-
nsnt-A Late sprina-IIeavy Taxes aud
.Grcst Omcial Expenditure, sc.
DUBtIS, March 90, 1851.
The announcement that the House Of Representatives
pAassd . vote q sympathy with Ne people Of ireland
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Count Bismarck on Universal and Direct
Suffrage.

Count Bismarck lately made the following obserya
tions at thc,sitting OF the German Parliament
Universal suffrage Is legacy which has been trans
mitted TO US by the national aspiration for German
unty Tho governments would prefer 4 different
sys. en- bus they have not proposed any substitute /
know nothing moro ibsnrd or more pitGfad than the
Prussian law cich sanctions election 6y CLASSES and by IN
direct suffrage caprice and harshness accompanying the
taxratcd surage II would not be prudent to combine
the right to the suffrage with social class distinctions
Indirect suffrage alters the expression OF public opinions
direct and universal suffrage will introduce talent into
Pa rliament.
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Holland Not to Cedc J.uxemburg.

IFrOm th0 Independenco Beige March 80
Our correspondent at Luxembourg sent us yesterday
evening by telegraph an important piece OF The
government OF the Grand Duchy has received from the
manner all the rumors relating to the cession
OF Luxemburg to France He adds that tho greatest Joy
prevailed In the city In consequence Of that intelligence
The Dutch official journal, which received this morn
ing confirms this news, but with restriction taking
declares that there never could be any question of such
proceeding without the great Powers interested coming
TO an understanding the subject From all this It
follows that II tho cession Ia not already made at
least It may be accomplished and that the royal Grand
Duke would not be the to throw any obstacle in the
way. Thus are confirmed, at least Professionally, the
have here ceased oppose to the
fact itself Of negotiations between Paris and the Hague
but to the that those had already ended
in bargain by which Luxembourg actually sold 10
France. ~.
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Prussfan Relafi0ns with France and Italy.
Berlin March 8O) Corespondence Of Independence
Belge.l
There to believe that the best relations exist
at this moment between Prussia and France Good
hopes Of peace are everywhere expressed The Count
do IAunay is expected here at the beginning Of next
week. He place his credentials in the hands Of the
King Of Prussia before the arrival OF Prince Humber
The Proyacdl Corepondnce speaking OF the treaties
concluded with the governments OF the South,
In Its turn af1rms that there is no contract or
special guarantee with Hesse Darmsadt which 10 suf
confederation by the province Of Oberhassen and the
fortress OF Mayence. All told you the subject s
thus confirmed. The ministerial journal also declares
view TO the affairs of Germany. Much notice has been
taken Of the letter Of Victor Emanuel to Count de Bis
marck In January last which the Prussinn Monur has
Just published This communication very attering to
the Count testes to the excellent relations between
the two countrieR
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THE GERMAN QUESTION.

No Alliance Between Austria and Prussia.
From the Vienna Presss, March 31.l
such policy [Austro- -Prussian alliancel
would be one OF mere haphazard, 70 be left only 70
adventures. Alliances like those concluded with
Bavaria and Wurtemberg pre-supp0ss a. first condi.
tion, the abdicaton Of country. We should doubt Of
the duration OF An Ausro Prussian alliance much a.
we should fear an intimate understanding between
Russia and Prussia And are We then at s service Of
TIE latter 10 labor TO paralvse tie only continental o,ccr
na vet struck don In order that after the realization OF
the object, might receive the thanks which Russo.
Prussian ambition might vote usp
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Can France Permit the Fortress to be Dis.
maRtledS


= 1t would already be hard enough il France
had need OF the permission Of the King of Prussia to
purchase Insignificant territory from Holland, and
cannot admit IT, but that Prussia should
impose on France the humating terms OF dismaning
fortress constructed by Vaubau with French money does
not bear moments examination. Let US say frankly
that we should consider the annexation Of Luxemburg
for paid down. without the consent Of Prus.
sa as bad operation. Viewed in the light OF policy
Of aggrandizement, the acquisition is compensation
altogether insufficient for the position taken up
BY Prussia; a. policy OF interestcdness, It
would be q serious mistake. Tn be convinced Of this
fact Is only necessary read the German journals,
unanimous ia protesting againss the annexation to
France or what they call German territory. To run
the risk OF war with Germany to former
frontiers would DO tho logical consequence OF tho terri
torial policy To stir up all Germany against usto
throw all the populations or that country into the
OF Count dc Bismarck for the sake OF increasing
population by the two hundred Thousand inhabitants OF
Luxemburg, would be only piece OF Inconsistency,
But to purchase the Duchy att price Of huriating
concessow TO the King Of Prussia sCoud be ru serious
that France Is isuled By being thought capable Of commit
sg u Lot US not, therefore, give too ready to
rumors devoid Of credit and probability but lot wait
I'LL tho M0nitesr has spokon
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posts 10 the government filed BY foreigners imper
pomr kept up through an immense drain on the pub
revenues. AMI they determined 70 bde their time,
sooner later drive the 'foreign usurper," a. tn
called him, from the land.
About year and half Afser his arrival, In order
please the Mexican %sry os ana sDs msq
from Europe, and who found large portion OF
Cabinet household, &c, were gradually removed fro
oincc and replaced BY Mexicans This course while !
gained tho contempt Of the Mexicans thsmselves n.
Vhstanding these matters run on pretty well
the firss two yearA Money, though always scarce,
st forthcoming French Dayonsss Kept me ccuns s,a
bly, brisk, the merchants having hopes that under q
new order Of things me country would become settle
Emieraton began gradually 70 pour IN, Railway, tel
for Z country like Mexico began 70 look up.
The next grand mistake Of the government was wi
regard 70 emigration commission was formed, agen
appointed for q ;1S SSo.s the
teemsd with glowing sccounts Of this garden Of n
EARTH WHERE u stated, snothing but peace, prosper
and plenty abounded" The paper vas freely crculat
in the South. A scheme was proposed 10 the Empef
for granting land 70 emigrants, especially American
fres Of cost on the following plan:-Commencing wi
were 70 6e allotted for smgrant settlements then ar
adjoining were 70 be held ~ government reserve; u
next nfty were Get apart for settlement and 80 on I'll
smigrants 70 appoint their own magistrates run
tIsmsnt 10 BE- responsible 10 tho government that q
district and ts vicinity would be kept clear OF guerr
and robbeA These arrangements, for some unaccoua
;S. thai Mspas. m Bs.ans % aid no. 'S spproVs the
BY neglectIng 70 carry them out an Immense forei
population that would have been OF invaluable serv
70 the empire was lost In addition 70 which MANI vi
appointed Of their land, and indignant Il their lrs
ment, In desperation Joined the ranks Of the nberas
The real decline of the imperial cause ccmmsns
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thousand infantry and twenty-five hundred cavalry;
that they will effect junction with him about the 2lst
Of March Tomorrow This will increase the liberal
army TO twenty-two thousand nve hundred men, in
cludng the Of serbando Canaes, which informed
You in my last had been ordered from Southeast San
Luis Potosi 70 join the bsieging army with his Tamau
thought L advisable to obey orders and not play tho
Maiamoros game over again. en
The liberals lost force equal TO that Of Canaes at the
late attack on San Greaorlo bill at Queretaro.
The late developments Of the Queretaro affair do not
reflect much credit upon the commander Of tho army
Force now undsp him he Z an active and good organ
xer for Mexico. but entirely lacking In every c,m.n
that is necessary for good general to pos esq
Frankly ana boldly my ympa'hiss .ra with she lbe.
raj eemen, Mexico but cannot hide frc.n my eyes,
or 40 justice TO the HsRArD its correspondent !s
to condemn sne way they manage their arrnies Tan
days since the empire fairly under the thumb or
shc liberal today he gives the imperaists
chance Of their making conditions for the surrender Of
their government which they never could make were
are that Maxmlian will retreat towards the city Of
Mexico will there gather all his forces with the excep
with twenty thousand men, well olcsred win stand
long siege the result OF which will be permission for
ration o the conscatsd estates Of the adherens OF The
rial army before s throw itself into Mexico II i
come u must proceed from Corona who by virtue OF
his brains, should bc In command The reason that
Escobedo 10 continued in command ID obyious-ths
liberal governments dare not remove him. II Is bad
sign, and means more war President Juares told me
long since that he intended 10 finish with the petty
chiefains that were the fruitful cause OF revolution
Has he got the fnnncss 10 do III n he has
not, then woe 70 Mexicol give him credit for rare
powers but the hand to handle them must here be Of
iron. Now, more than ever, The liberal government
advances u should represent condensed element Of
force superior to every other existing II generals
ncapabe, throw them asde II undsF.ofacen show cow
erdioe - have observed st Zscatecas iwsfeod Of send
NO e occk 20 er coSsndnds tear the straps from their
shoulders-make the officers equal 70 the common SOL
sistible.
Bad gcneralship may proong this contest SIX months
yet Good generashp, with the force Of liberals now IN
the nelds should finish 10 In thirty dayA That will be
finished in favor Of the liberals, there = nos even
doubs they will occupy the capital, for y II the VIII OF
the nation; but 70 until bad gsnsrashp sdscts the
occupation. simply damnabIa eN
waitins for semethins % Tarn Up-Tertlllas
Scarce In Querctaro-Fat Dinners and Spir-
tied Speeches in San Luls-Heavy Liberal
Reinfercenenss In the Rear Of Queretaros
sAH Lun Poron, March ~ 1857.
Epo asws b seed ssws asa w liberal eauss mont
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waitlns for scmcthing % Turn Up-Tertlllas
Scarce In Queretaro-Fas Dinners and 6pir-
tied Speeches in San Luis-Heavy Liberal
Reinfercenenss In the Rear Of Queretaro.
Sac Luu Poroa March "a, 1851.
no nevs BE- sood nsvu men Sho liberal cauoA mont
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The Army decentralization Proiect-Opposi.
fion-Visit 70 the Exhibition Greunds-A De-
cided Failure.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF QUARTER SESSIoNS-JudEe Peirce-
mornSg hS Honor Tadse Peroe prasans Ths s
9d9nd Jury formed is yery small consisting Of only
pointed foreman; The Judge charged the Jury con-
G 10 the subject of lotteries He spoke Of them as
osensi6ly for The relief OF disabled Soldiers soldiers
for the benet Of private ndvidu%is he
h hse Rous & haf had BEEN % IL Chs G f6s
victed, but it was rare occurrence and he did not
know that any case charging the ofense would be
he would request that they should give special
room IN charge Of ocsFs Barber and stafford. '"''
owen Litter was charged With assault aud battery
MIR. McAllindan said he had no business didn't keep
G p'& He ' was Ss Sesr Sy Ss b 10 c s
wheels, and the defendant came along and kicked
soon came back and struck the old gentleman twice
There was no evidence whatever to contradict this
and the jury acquitted but ordered the defendant 10
Immediately upon the rendition of this verdict the
Judge said that the evidence in the case was sq
y MN IN holding nm nm ~ IN .sSS Ut he therefore
6fsTRiCT Z COURT Judge shaTswood. Albert
H. Smith VS. Benjamin sharp. Elihu Roberts, and
An action to recover iOr services rendered in the
capacity of Of 2 o physician, Before reported, Verdict
Robert o 'Lowery VS.. John Dick. An action to re-
The purpose of raising beans. The defense alleged
st the Place m g was % rented was W sgFesd that
not overflow its banks to injure the crops; and
that the water did overflow the banks aud cause
damage TO the beans. On trial.
DISTRICT COURT-Judge Hare-Richards & Rob.
bins vs. Aldricn, Yerkes & Carey. AN action book
account on trial.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Judge Allison
The fegned issue list was taken uptto-day.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT IN BANK
RUP1CY-Judge Cadwalader.-E. q @. stokes VS..
John D. sontag-An issue 10 try whether or not Mr.,
Sontag, the defendant is bankrupt or whether he
has committed act of bankruptcy. 1t alleged
that he, contemplating bankruptcy, trauduently
made way with and disposed of large lot Of skins,
he being tanner before filing his petition,
John Y, Greedy for plaintiffs Gustavus RemRk for
defendant.
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CAVFN.-On the evening OF the "a inaiant, Mrs,
ELIZA BETH OAVEN, ia tbe 78d year OF her age,
The relatives aud friends OF the family are Invited
10 attend the funeral, on "wednesday morning at 10
O'clock from her late residence, NO 1874 Brandywne
street.
CRAFT.-on Seventh. day. the ID instant, GEORGE
Ora FIT 10 the 70th year Of his age.
The friends the family are Invited to attend ha
fnneraI from the residence OF hii son, Edwin Oraft
~eT Greenwich, N. J., on Fourth day, the 6th In
Upe - II O'Clock a. NJ. Carriages will meet the B
slant. -. - from Philadelphia at Woodbury..
o'clock train 'denly, on November g. CHARLES
II. DOWNING. aged o. Of the family, also the
rnennbers Of Washington COuncit, w g. ~. VI a: M,
are Ttspecifully invited 70 attend tho ~ IRON rom
bIs la residence No $50 N Front street, on "euueS
day, the 9Th instant, ct o'clock.
sNYDER.-On Sunday. November 30, instant, in
Pousville, Pa, ADA, eldest daughter Of George w.
and Isabella G.. Snyder.
Funeral from the residence OF her parents. on
Wednes day afternoon, the 9th instant
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4,
General Grants Report.
Grant is busily engaged on his annual report
and declines receiving visitors this morning,
Secretary WeIIes Sick.
Secretary w Weles has been confined to his house
for Two days past with fever, On Friday last he
attended Cabinet meeting, but stopped only q
few minutes. lie complained of feeling unwell
and in mediately afterwards was taken ILL., and
has remained so ever since.
Philadelphia Custom House.
The Philadelphia Custom House matters are
not settled yet, II is expected that more dis
charges will be ordered soon, as there are still
q mum Der of officers employed there whose SER
vices can be dispensed with IN the opinion OF
the special agent now examining the lnSlitu-
ton. A combination is ABOUT being formed
looking to the appointment of Charles Hurley
(at present appraiser In the philadelphia Gus
seems settled that a determined warfare will
be made upon Collector Cake after Congress
meets.
MIR. Charles w. CarrIgan to Have a Place
Among the on dts circulating here is Que that
Charles w. CarrigRn has been promised by a
Agent at Philadelphia, now held by John Mil
Ter, in the event of the New York election going
Democratic; and CarriRan, 1t is understood, has
gone to New York to make speeches in favor OF
the Democracy, and If they win this is to be his
reward.
There is a powerful influence brought to bear
against Miller. and last week N. Z. Sawyer, OF
the Pittsburg Republic, was here opposing him
some of his friends at Pittsburg, who are in.
spectors of coal Oil, as Millers jurisdiction
extends over the whole State, and Sawyer is
Jealous Of any interference with his little ar
is the head and front of heJohnson party west
of the Alleghenies,
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, BRoHcH1TIs The usual symptoms OF this disease
are Cough Soreness of the Lungs or Throat, Hoarse
ness Difficulty OF Breathing Hectic Fever Spitlng
of phlpem or Matter. and sometimes Blood. II IS an
Inflammation OF the fine skin lining the inside OF tne
whole of the Wind Tubs Air Vessels Whlcn run
through every part OF the Lungs. Jaynes E1pecto-
rant Immediately suppresses the Cough, ram, 1n-
1ammatiOn, Fever, and Dhculty OF BreaIhlnigi pro-
dnces a free aud easy expectoration, and ehects q
Speedv cure sold by all Druggists.
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DIED.

ATLEE.-On the morning OF the ID instant ANNA
Ihrie. ESQ.,. OF EastOn, Pa. -
Funeral from the residence OF her husband No sl7
Franklin street, on the 5th instant, OF II O'clock IN
terment at Laurel Hill.
BI0LEY.-on the I'd instant, MARaARET A
wife OF Dennis Bigley, aged "a years months ana 10
1'he relatives and friends Of the family. also the
Blessed Virgins BOdality OF 81. Malachi's Church,
STS respecty Invited attend the funeral from the
residence OF her husband No. 1886 Meryine street.
Tuesday afternoon at ~ O'CLOCK
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Stocks in New York TODAY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Smith, Randolph & Co.,
Bankers, No l6 South Tnird street, and No.
Nassau street, New York, report at o'clock
this afternoon as follows:-
United States ISIS, ll21S0ll235
United States 5-20s, 1867, l0S9sG l0Sl&.
United States 5-2ls, 1854, lOo1@9lO53s.
United States 520s, 1865, l061s0l06I4.
United States 5-2Os, new, 1865, I0713@l075s.
United atates Dos, 1907, l0715@tOi3s
United States I04Os, 0Ol4@lOOl5.
June and July 7'30s, l0jI2@l0JM Market dull.
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BIRDS OF PREY.-An official descent was
made yesterday by the officers Of the Fifth Distrist
upon that notorious precinct known as Boyers Court
Having removed several obstacles Co the peace and
quietness Of the neighborhood, they entered hd6at
for dsOrdeTly characters. at No and arrested the
ch.ef evil spirit, Martha Mack. Another inmate,
Maria TaffoTd charged with rObbing o man of ss
ard she was also placed In custody. ldermau Tuni-
son committed the first for keeping a otisreputabIe
house n default Of $1,000 ball. and the latter In default
of q like amount for robbery.