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LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

BURGLARY At Nrwrows-on Wednesday night tho
store OF James l. Moore Of Newtown burglariousy
entered, but the thieves were compelled to decsmp
without obtaining any booty, their operations having
been discovered BY some persons who CHANGED TO be
passing At the time. .N
FUrEsrH REGIMENT EVICTION Wednesday she
election for officers Of the Fifteenth regiment was held
at Flushing, when the following persons chossn:-
Colonel, Major s. b. Craft, Of Glen Cove; Leutenans
Colonel Captain stesson, Of Glen Cove; Major Captain
Dykes Of Roslyn
Rossxar AT Gsnxrorr Sunday evening the resi-.
denos OF Captain Clark. Of Gresnpont. was entered
while the family attending church, and $50 In gold
earned on But sw days previous the house oil Henry
Booth was entered, and about $40 taken.
FATAL BusESu CAsUArrr.--A young daughter Of Mr.
VIM seasss residing 81 Blue Point came TO her death
by mddsa and niooked fpr sccdcat. caused by be-
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE ls ls67-rRIPLE SHEET

dress taking IRE while In the OF exircaf ng litter
from the stove. into which she bad carelessy let fall
FIRE Ar SAG HARBoR.-Ths barn in the rear OF the
premises occupied by Mr. John Alyera, was burned q
lew days since. Loss about $1,000.
REGISTER BAsKRuPrcY.-Mr WIN. H. Gleason, Of
Sag Harbor has been appointed Register OF Bankruptcy
for the district composed OF Richmond, Queens and
Suffolk counties
TINS sourH SIDE RAILROAD Is progressing favorabiy
About two hundred hands are now employed on the
eastern end and the dumping cars which have been
placed on the grade at Jamaica are doing good work.
HUSrxR's Ponu AND ASTORIA RAMRoAD-This long
talked OF enterprise has At last been commenced and is
progressing rapidly At the election for officers Corne
lius Iraford was chosen President, Henry Anable,
Vice President; Wm Radde. Treasurer, and Frederick
W. Blsnekween, Secretary.
COUNTY CoURr-Ths Queens County Circuit Court will
convene ct the Court House. North Hsmpstead on the
18th. The Hon John J. Armstrong County Judge, viii
preside.
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The return Of the Bank Of France for the week end-
Ing May 80 shows the following changes compared
with the previous account Increase H. 000I
bills discounted "a, 500 Door, notes. % 600 OO0f trea
sury balance 500 o0of private accounts, $4,000 e0Of
Decrease-Advances, /, 000, DOOR.
The circulation of the private and joint stock banks
Of England and Wales for the four weeks ending April
q is summed up as foows:-
The returns, combined with the circulation OF the
Irish and Scotch banks for the same period and the
average circulation OF the Bank OF England for the four
weeks ending the Path OF April the date fur
nished by their roturns compared with the month
ending the 2sth OF April 1885, show IN increase or
f6S3, 757 Ia the circulation Of notes in England
and an increase OF f64s, 1856 in the circu-
the above with the fixed issues Of the several
banks the following Is the OF the circulation:
The English private banks arc below their fixed ISSUE
f1 FOG SEQ; the English joint stock banks are below
England. fl, 511, 032. The Scotch banks are above
their fixed ISSUE 6ls ia The Irish banks are below
their fixed ssue f493 f07 The average stock OF bullion
held by the Bank OF England in both Departments dur
bong decrease OF f46.545 compared with the prs.
vious month, and OF c5 325 437 when com
pared with the period last year. The following
are the OF specie held by Scotch and irish
Goid and silver held by the Scotch banks G. CAS- 954
gold and silver held by the Irish banks, c.
total c5, 0l2 a. being an increase Of c42 533
pared with the previous return, aud an increase Of
whom compared with the corresponding period
last year.
Generally the English bullion market il without
change but silver brought by tho West India
steamer was sold at 6osd per ounce, and the Mexi-
can dollars at sgd showing both decline
OF I'D from the prices obtained for the last arrival The
following the quotations. according TO the British
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE is. 1857.
u. 4 N
Cleared.


Steamship Helveta tBr Thompson, Lverpooi-National
Steamship Minnesota (Br). Harris. LiverpoO-wilams
Steamship United Kingdom OBJ, Smith, Glasgow-F Mac
steamship st Laurent (Fr Bocandc. Havrs-G Macken-
steamship Tybee. caulkins, Gaveson-sporord Tsston
steamship George Washington eager, New oreans-H
steamship San Jscinto, Atkins. savanuah-Garrison /
Steamship Champion. Lockwood. CharIeston-H R Nor
steamship sarseossa crowel. charls.,on1A Leary
Richmond-G Helneken Pamore
RichmondWN i. Mecreads CO. "''''~ o''' ''A' A'-
Steamship Valley City r9mlin, Ale.andra-J Hand
ton~smith 4 Brown.
Nspso ssarss
Steamship Key West Rudolf, Boston-Benner. Brown 4
steamship Acushuct, Kelly New Acknowledgment =
ship Bruno Isa Russo. Penarsh Roads for orders
Ship Eleerc (Ham,, Junse Hamburg via philsdelphia-
ship Lote Warren OBI, Lucas. st John. NB-warren 1
BARK Ariadne CIam,. Niemeyer Hamburg via Philadel.
Bark Humboldt lBreml; Gerdes, Bremen-H Kocp Co
Bark Magialen. searlc Aspinwa-Panama Railroad Co.
Bark Evelyn, Neal Barbados-D Trowbridge Co.
Bark 9 W Horton, Butler, Rocki,nd-Metc.f Duncan:
hsTs ass susy 'a''
Brig Jsanne,te Marianne Duch,. schram. cronsadi-
fq Bris A Tsae COMBS Cad cads-RP Buck Co.
s Va rs T Gordon
Brig Henrietta (Rr), Newbold. Hamilton, Bermuda-Ae-
Brig Como (Br), johnson. Cow Bay CB-H DewoK 4
brig Aylesford tsr,. Mnness Windsor. Ks-sm.hsrs
Brig Fredon,a, Damon, Wilmington. NC.
schr Goodwin tBr Roberts. HarbOr Island-Jos Eneas
schr Argus Eye. Townsend. savannah-N hoCready
schr GRINDING: Jackson, galtimoEscsm a. Brown
ssSr liver EtSeTidse SsshpGr,T;ios En:s'
se hr Plymouth Rock Parker Bosion~s Lewis Co.
ssSr Ella s'is o,,e- Taylor
sioop Emily, Allen, Bridgeport.
Arrived.
Steamship weser tBrem). wenks Bremen June !, ans
sassa hsais R .si
Fs sI:,si q: Galveston Via Key West june
ss ferry ShsP s,o.s Ss.ssrn NC $ hours
stss%sSip Trsnconis sherwood, Portland, with md's
s.eamship Key West. Rudolf, Boston, with mdss to Be'
i. srS NersCs, Bss..e Boston, With udsc, to VIM
sr -: Jameson synSsf.ns as e. hss sqs
sssS1ss s nT;ss''A' Bordeaux days VI
w. Staples fof Stockton) StoWerA Gaoe Bay II DAY
to Tf ro 6s vsilo opor.o days. with COR
As e 0s1ss. on 1a Lord Providence for Rondous
seSr I..s:, Ca nP ainn ssmpG serx.l..
Schr Stets0Dta fnson, Norwalk.
schr RuNcFee, % " Haven
| Schr Walkcr, - Ncw Haven
schr n rysT, CONES Haven for GEORGETOWN.
s schr snn prrssts, ,ss,, 'ors Tor Rondous
Steamships Baltic AlIemanns. Coe. Ssrarossa Tvbcs
| OF Paris Minnesota, Hcvetia Chsmpcn. e Knirh{ II
wilmington Geo Washington. Jacinto, "a others
| Terry Hatteras. Niagara, United H ugaon'' -
ny FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING ISTELI'ohS'
| SEE ANOTHER PAGE.
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The steamer Laurent sailing to-day, took 1884, 500
In SPECIE tho City of Paris $sis,ol4 the Allemania
$1si,474 the United Kingdom S. 900 and the Corsica,
for Havana, $4,000, making in addition to previous
shipments, total for the week Of 81 7se,963.
The foreign exchange market dull and steady,
being nominaly as under-Bankers bills Eng.
land sixty days Ito llojs; at three days. lio1 x
commercial bills, 1o9s u; bills on Paris at sixty
DAYS, 512k 6l3H; at three days, $40 SIX. Other
rl atod thua.-
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ScHR LIrcHrELD-Schr Ocean PeAr,t Pearl q
Holiness Hole Philadelphia rey orts:-oth
inst Cape enlopen picked up the captain va part OIL
OF schr Litchheld (of Rockand). r. tsoury
from vinahaven for Delaware Breakwater with stone
having Is minutes previous and having boat Two
the crewwllard smith and John Jourdan. Of So nth
Thomaston, Me-were drowned.
Bar. r.or. Ksmp.op for ns%or. Which put back To-
Bae sARAH (Brl. Nickerson Of and from Halifax for
1a Pu nS a asehsrcns "a inst 10 repsr
BRIG HAssAH, connauton OF IiaiifaI. Ms totally
wrecked about 18th ult Fajardo, PR.
BIG q WARD from sagus. at Philadelphia 18Th had
split sails and stove boat
for Boston ran Ashore Head on hs 18Th inst IN
thick fog, and sank Immediately. Crew saved.
now IN Provincetown harbor.
from for Boston loaded with iaths,
lbs iai Inst. w. e''-@'''''
arrived here April 49, reports having experienced
gales after leaving port and thrown part OF deck
RIO JAysrno. May ship wosnaurst lBrl sehr.msnn.
o *. so ~ To-
Put in April rs Albert Edward, from London for Port
Philip
SUR Or MAsssarse tBr ashore al ManIcus has been
not be got o she WIN be broken up material
Ass y. ri ss case Of the s1sr Ann Cnrs
steamer Alpha, the Court awarded GOO salvage.
COOP RUSyrrG-The new steamer eBristol, Capt Benz
wednesday June "a lott pier 20 North 6s AN
Passed stfatford nghtboat. eDAM
Passed Plum Island ....I1px
Passed Point judith ~ ~
Nine hours from New York. performed sploadidy
the entire satisfaction Of all.
LAuxcuKp-Captain David Nichols OF searsport, has
launched bark o. o23 tons, finely modelled vessel sne
Al Cutler Me- 9Th inst By the Cutler Nudsm 60, schr Rob
HASKELL go tons, new measurement three masts.
Whniemes.
inst from Honolulu Win leo bols sp zoo DO WI oil and
1900 bone on board home lsS bbs VII OIL and
o y, S1ne s s sPss 10 R OIL on bo.sd1who
ported bark Sarah, Baker, kB so sp All told 49,,
BARK ssd Bin ss rce essn ''ea ron ''''
BARK Tropo bird Adams, NIB, arrived at Bermuda hH
M s.rS s,sara Rsr.,ow vB, was at Barbados May ~
having aken is bbs oil since leaving Faya AL we'll
spoken.
shin Colorado Freeman, from New York (May - for
isg b. Ss, bon bon. isaac webb No bark
Jenny tBreml Henrce. from Bremen; same day, bark
uisks Brsm fe gfsmen $50 os sa sVr ,
on Montreal Daggett from Glasgow.
Foreign Ports.
Anr- MAY lo--saled bark sachem. Kerwan. Zanzibar
BRnsrRrivrr. May 2gArrived Christel, Fradrchs New
Bussos xrsss April 2s-in port barks scuader
Gould for Hsvrs = Robbins srl 70. The IVES. Coast
Fxnmons. Beaver (br) Allen, Smith Brl Douglas, Lord
Clarendon (r), Havendsr aud volans Snow. unc brigs
Anrosura Mailman; resr tbrh keauns ana Kodak,
Baspanos May x-Arrivsd bark Victoria wilson, Ph,is.
dsphia brig Scotland crowel Domarara s6ta. Reindeer,
canDiTr. May si-Arrived, Asbot La~rence. Bsmhan,
cscs.rApr, May 20 Arrived oe1sbok, Chandler. Syort
CADs, Nav 27--A rived, Contest Fran din. NYork
CALtAo hsy A-tn port ships Ellen rostsr koeinson.
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The following table shows the position Of the Bank Of
England on May 90 and at the corresponding period in
each Of the last three years. together with con Para.
tive view Of the bank rate Of discount and the price Of
eonsola.-
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were as follows at the last advcss:-Paris xxx.
Vienna. A Berlin, 4-3x. Frankfort, 2X-1x-2
Amsterdam, sax. Turin, SO. Brussels 3-2K.
Madrid, 80. Hamburg, o-2k. 81. Petersburg,
7-TL-sL.
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recent article in this journal has turned attention TO
che importance to the commerce Of this country, Of
Americans controlling the carrying trade Of the Isthmus
OF Panama. and the action Of Mosqusra who has
declared himself Dictator OF New Grenada. seems to
threaten our Interests this respect. When the ques
ton OF the sale or the Panama Railway came before the
Congress- and was about to be decided in favor Of the
American Company now managing H. hosquera,
although formerly noted liberal, suddenly changed
sides, closed the liberal Congress, declared himself In
favor Of the old priest party and took military posses
sion OF the government This looks az II some secret
Influences work to secure possession Of the rail-
way, and a. II xosqnera has lent himself 70 promote
esw scheme. originating probably ia EnglapA syepx 70
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
HEGwIpDKN-JARRETT.-On Tuesday, juno IL, at the
Church Of the Ascension Fifth avenue by the Rev. Dr.
over ALEXANDER CHnGwIDDEx TO FANNY n. JARRETT,
both Of England. No cards
Canada and London tEngand) papers please copy.
CoxxsL.-DoAN.-On Monday, June 10, at st. Teresa's
church, by Rev. Father Boyce. D. CONSULT compositor,
to ANNA DoAS both of the city Of Dublin Ireland
Row Cornelius B. Smith, Mr.. SAMUEL T. DuvAIL TO Miss
CARRIE W, youngest daughter OF Charles Brown
LEwrs-Bosp.--On "Wednesday June IL, At All Sou
Church, by tho Rev. Dr. r. A. Farley, WILLIAM Lswn
q BROOKLYN. % Auc. YuaHsr daughter Of J, Edwin
TOssAs-KA.rI.rIA.-X. Holsmdsl, New Jersey, =
the residence OF Mr.. George Rappeyee BY the Raw Dr
Ro,..sH Of Colts Nook, NJ. VIZ s. roRniS TO Miss HI
rIp1 RArrrtrE,. both q Ney grsnswck New Jersey
Scaou-BEcH -0n Thursday, June ID, BY the Rev.
Or. Thrail HANS A. " ScHou TO ExKA PAsroRA BEcH,
both Of Brooklyn, New York
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brooklyn, on Thursday
evening" June 9, by the Rev. George l. Taylor HERMAN
scHoRIISG TO Miss KATE KREUrER, eldest daughter OF
Henry Kreuter, ESQ. No cards
SxKLL.s-HasKNsoS- On Thursday, June H. at the
minister's residence, by the Rev. DR.. J. Bowling,
GEORGE w. SKELLKS 10 SUsrK A. HASKNsoS both Of this
city. No cards.
SrArEILs-wnIs.--OnT Thursday, June Is, atst Glenn
ents church, Amity street. by the Rev. Mr. Eaton, Mr.
RICHARD STAPELLs 10 Miss MARY WELLS, both OF this city
VAssIcKLES-PARcEIL New Lofts on Sunday even
ing, June o. at the minister's residence, by the Rev.
Mex. Brown, W. VASsrckLKs 10 CARRIE NJ daughter
Of Moses s. Parcell No cards.
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Mining shares continue weak and entirely neglected
By the outside public Al the rst board Corydon closed
23c. lower than tho time yesterday, selling At
81 Is Consolidated Gregory Gold sold at % So; Rocky
Mountain, Toe. /; La Crosse Gold, 81 ts3l
The business at the once Of the Assistant Treasurer
New York to-day was as follows
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SUPPOSED SUIcrDE.-Any who bestows a little At
tenton on the subject hardly fail detect in many
OF those rpples agtaic the surface Of society Illus
tratons OF that mental disease which results from
bid attachment 10 fellow creatures, and which exhibits
its direst symptoms where tho affection is unrequted
Only few weeks ago innocent child hurled be-
yond tho pale OF this life by aged relative In this
state and the only cause assigned for the murder
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-10-04

DEATH OF CHARLES KINa.-The cable
kilograms announce that CHARLES KING,
late of New York, died at a small village
near Rome on the 2sth of September
MIR. KING has been in failing health for
some time past, and sought the climate Of
southern Europe with the hope of regain
seventy years of age at the time Of his de-
cease. He was the father of General
RUFUS KING of Milwaukee, late Minister
to Rome. He was gentleman of high
mental cultivation, and through his life has
been distinguished, not only as an editor,
and the President of Columbia College. -
but as man of letters of no ordinary
merit.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-10-04

GEN. HANCOCK. has been con-
siderable misapprehension relative to the
delay of Gen. HANCOCK in proceeding to
the command of the 5th Military District.
It is learned officially that Gen. GRANT ad-
dressed Gen. HANCOCK letter stating that
the yellow fever continued unabafed At
New Orleans, rendering it dangerous for
any one from the North to 60 there, and
suggested that, while it should be well
enough for him to delay assuming COM
mand, he could not do so within the gen.
eral order allowing officers ordered to Lou
isiana and Texas to October IS, before re-
porting for duty, because the President had
ordered him to go at once. This letter Was
laid before the President, and he 1t once
wrote on it General HANCOCK need not
assume command of the 5th distrist until
October Is, or even thereafter, unless he
deems it proper" i sa5 s@ad frs
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A Vessel Saved by Throwing Oil Upon
the Sea.

A correspondent of the London Shipping
and Mercantile ,Gazette says he saw prac-
tical proof Of the truth the old age adage
that oil would calm the troubled waters. =
The event occurred on voyage from ST.
Johns, N. f., to Bristol England. The
vessel was loaded with oil and blubber,
and experiencing severe weather. was dis
abled and thrown on her beam ends. The
sea being very heavy, it was suggested
that oil would smooth it and a hogshead
was broached ia the hold, and the oil pump
ed into the ocean with the watch made by
the vessel leaking. The effect was marvel
Gus. The vessel was drifting to leewafd,
and to windward the sea appeared as
though there was calm, and ih spite Of
tremendous gale, the sea never broke on
board for the eight days she lay to- When
the effect was observed, the oil was not
spared, and the vessel reached Sicily,
though so crippled as not to be worth re-
pairing. If this be true, it must greatly
diminish the dangers of whaling, and few
barrels placed on board every other seago-
ing craft might prove the salvation Of some
in stormy weather. j $50 i
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIoNs-We pub
lish calls for the Democratic Conventions
inthis number, and in inviting the a,ten-
ton of our friends to them, we wish to i'm
press upon their minds the necessity of Sc
lecting the most true and honest men to the
Conventions, and that those Conventions
Be governed by prudence and harmony
Prudence and sagacity are very essential,
seitbat we may have ticket composed of
men who are known to be qualified not only
in ability, but in honesty and iategrity.-
With such men we can 60 into the canvass
with every assurance of success and a
humping majority for our State ticket
Friends, act cautiously and prudenty in
your Conventions. Let personalities 90 by
the board, and let the good of the whole
be the governing principle in your deliber-
atoms.
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The, Nashville Election.
Nashville, Sept,

ANaSHHtHe. sept. 90.
The election to- day passed off peacefully.
Soldiers were stationed at all places Of vot-
ing, but there was no need of them The
Alden Radical ticket for Mayor and Coun-
diliWas elected with but little opposition.-g-
The colored voters we're out in considerable
numbers, whilst the mass of white voters
declined: to vote. 9Aldens. majority over
Scovel is about 800 The city authorities
will not recognize the legality of the, elec-
ton, and win hold on until the question is
determined by the courts, if not elected
BY military authority. A correspondents
between Gen. Thomas and Mayor Brown
took place to day, the former charging the
latter with misrepresenting his action in
card published this morning Withdrawing
from the canvass for mayor. in stating that
he (Thomas) had notified him that lie
would use the military power of the United
States in preventing peaceable election.
Brown, in long letter. repeated his state
ment. and attempted to justify it. Thom-
as, in conclusion, reiterated his denial of
having given such notification.
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In Probate.

State Of Wisconsin, Nanitowoc County,
Probate Office, October 1st, A. u, 1867, In
the matter 'of<the Proof and Probate of the
last will and testament of Claus Lin lem IL ;,
deceased, late of the county of Manitowoc
Whereas ian instrument in twriing~ pur-
porting to be the last will and testament Of,
Claus Linheman, deceased, late of the county
of Manitowoc. has been filed in this Office :;
and W ereas, application has been made by
Doretea Lindeman' praying that the same he
proven and adm4,tcd to probate according to
the laws of this state
Therefore, it is ordered that said applica-
ton be heard before me at the probate Office
in the village of Manitowoc, in said county, on
the twcnty-eighth day of October, A. D.,
1867, at 10 o clock in the forenoon. 81
And it is further ordered that notice shall
be given to all yersons interested in said will,
of the time and place Of said hearing, by pub
lication in the MANITowoC PILoT, a news
paper printed in said village, for three sue
cessiye weeks, once each week, prior to the
time of such hearing. q
-e EagM Gea ~ GEO. w. BARKER, E1
la E s'f;. .t.. 4, County Judge
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nea- The Emperor of Brazil has appoint
ed board of health" to investigate and
decide what proprietary remedys should be
admitted into the country and what ex-
cluded. After some months session they
have reported condemning them all except
DR.. j. G. AVER & Co.'S. preparations
Three of those they recommended the EN-
pcror to admit for the benefit Of the public
health, while they holI the fourth, Cherry
Pectoral, under advisement for further In
formation respecting one of its ingredients
-mur phino, which, white Avtnns;unl.,
employed and so highly esteemed as rem
edy in this country, is scarcely known in
that. OF all the other medicines before
them, the imperial commission says, "no
one of them merits any favor whatever, or
protection from this Government, as they
contain nothing new. nor any specific vir-
tues not fully known or used by our own
physicians. The Imperial Government
has therefore prohibited them all from ad-
mission through the custom house, except
the remedies of our distinguished country
men above mentioned-a discrimination by
their learned men, very like that to which
experience has led the American people. -
Boston Herald l
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IMPEACHMENT The Washington Union
commenting on the views lately expressed
by Senator Howard, concerning impeach-
ment says:
DO these men suppose that the people
will now permit them to act in real trial
of impeachment Do they suppose that
the revolutionary programme of fsuspending
the President from the exercise ofthe func.
tions of his Office during trial, his sure
sentence by such a court as the present SEN
ate constitutes, and the foisting of Wade
upon the country as President by such
means, is to be quietly proceeded? 1fthey
do they are in hopeless condition of in
sanity in the belief chat virtue and natriot
ism is as dead in the hearts of true Amer
leans as it is in their own. There is no
more sapctity in the rebellious, revolution
ary and corrupt Congress than in in any
other body of wicked conspirators and
when such Congress not only aims blow
at the destruction of our constitutional form
of Government, but seeks the creation of
complete anarchy and despotism, its power
become inimical to the rights and liberties
of the people; and the people will find sure
means for its destruction. Should the con-
test Of arms come Congress and its friends
would perish like dew upon the lion $
name"
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DISTRESSING AND FATAL AccIDENT-A
sad and melancholy death by accident oc-
CURED last Sunday afternoon, four miles
south of this village, on the Lake Shore
road, under the following circumstances
Mr.. FRED. WEscIIsIAN, a citizen of the
Third Ward, with three other men, was
riding in the vicinity spoken of, in two
horse wagon, and Mr.. W., sitting on a beer
key. was jolted in such condition that his
head either struck the wagon-b box or wheel,
indicting serious wounds. He was taken
70 . house near BY, where he fingered until
next dsy-his family or physician not being
ei7le1 until after his death, a singular pro-
ceeding on the part of his companions -
The deceased was AZ years of age, brick
lsyer by occupation, and member Of Tor
rent Engiue Company. The Fire Depart
ment attended bis funeral on Tuesday. He
left largo family-we believe a wife and
nine children. '@