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Tw0LdTTIE TMEyBs.-THE NEWS Of Satur-
day mentioned the arrest Of Peter .Highgrass,
{colored boy about fifteen years OF age,) for
stealing thirty dollars from Lanes tavern on
yendue Range. Peter confessed and stated
that sesbrook Mills was engaged in the rob-
berry. seabrook, who is only twolve years Of
age, was arrested, and after telling numerous
stories about the aff.ir, admitted that he was
IN sccompEoe If Peters, and that the money
was hid in suis Il vault in chimney near the
corner Of Bloal and Nazyck streets. The
officers went with Ssabrook to the spot indicat-
ed and found the vault very ingeniously hid,
but 40 money. Seabroek. young as he,s once
stole two cows and sold them for. fifteen dol
lars. Both Of these youths should 20 to the
penitentiary. & -
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The names of the '.Nines" eel cted for th
ARRANGEMENTS FOR TOMORROW.


Tomorrow the clubs will spend tie day at
Mount Pleasant, and there will be game in
the afternoon. The Mount Pleasant Ferry
Boat Company have rendered the use OF their
boats TO the clubs. II is expected that the
trip will be most delightful.
THE ASsEMBLAGE
Which escorted the Savannah Club to the
hotel Saturday night was the LARGEST that has
been witnessed III Charleston since the var.
and Was composed Of the most respectable and
influential citizens. It was al outpourIng OF
the white reople, the citizens. which made
every true heatt throb With pleasure, for it
manIfestly proved that there was life in the old
city yet. It. needed but one glance to show
that each and every man there deeply felt and
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= ATTEMPTED BUReLARY.-A little negro boy
named Jim Hayden was arrested about one
O'Clock Friday night while attempting to open
some shutters on King-street. Jim OF course
protested that he was a.'most ahmed sgainst"
fellow imaginable, and the Mayor dismissed
him with the admonition to retire early here
,ffa f..-- %
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TIE WORK UPON TIE BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.
The Andersen Intelligencer is advised that the
contract with Creswell & Co. has been con-
summated, and that the details bave all been
arranged. The work upon the tunnels is to
begin on the list of November. % ~
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WHY DID Captain Hendricks station his force
across Meeting near Queen-streets and charge
bayonets upon the line that was marching
along. creating no disorder, unless cheering
the tune Of 'Dixie" can be considered such ?
is the general inquiry among the citizens.
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regretted the occurrence three weeks ago, and
we're determined to prevent q recurrence OF it.
ALDERMAN SMALL SPEAKS,
During the Council NEE ting, Alderman
Small, negro, was very much exercised, and
when Il was announced that the clubs had
been stopped at the corner Of Broad and East
Bay streets. and we're therefore very indignant,
smaE's eyes commenced to roll and it became
necessary for him to speak, which he did, say
ing: "Mr. Mayher, learn dat de base baller
clubs hab done been stopped by de perlice.
Why am dey stopped dere, sir; next thing we
know dey will be stopping in front of this City
Hall. Sir; better let dem go long, sir; we don't
want dem to stop here"
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Seer CoIUxBa BRIDGE 10 I'm RK1Unr.-A
:, hing of the stockholders Of the old Colum-
Bridge Company was held on Friday last.
/ William Martin presiding. The following
g. emen 1sts elected directors: DR.. John
IS If, r. W. Green. Esq. Dr.. John B. Adger,
ca iIilbAm Wallace and Maj. John Meishsn
The Board Of Directors we're instructed to take
immediate stops towards rebuilding the bridge,
and make appli. alton to the Legislature for an
amendments Of their charter. It is rumored
that Co. =. P. Alexander win be made presi-
dent 9s the company.
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CLOSE THE sroaEs.-It has been suggested
that as there is q desire on the part Of all citi-
zehs to witness the base ball match to-day,
the stores be closed after two O'Clock in order
that all those engaged in them may have an
opportunity of witnessing it. .r.. . s,,s =
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The CITIZENS CHAsaED.-who authorized
the police to "oharge bayonets'' on the oiti-
1ens standing quietly ABOUT the streets Satur-
day night2 The citizens generally desire to
know BIZ what authority Captain Hendricks Or
dered his force to do this. e.
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'PERsoNAL-Messn. Geo. 8. Kimba1l and z.
L. Beard, editors and proprietprs Of the sa-
varrah Advertiser, and active members Of the
Savannah 'Nne," are at the Charleston
Hotol
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The NEWS In THE CoUNrRY.-Readers Of
Tan NEWS going to the country can receive
their favonte paper by mail, daily, at seventy
five cents month. by addressing note, with
their subscription, to our publication Office.
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An INJURED HUSBAND AyENGEs HIS WRONGS.
At nine O'Clock yesterday morning negro
named Charlie J.cobs, aged about twenty
Years, and who has been married about eight
mouths, shot and killed another negro named
John Seabrook. The affair took place on the
farm OF d.. Waldeil, near the Four mile
House, and Jacobs was immediately arrested
by some negroes aud brought as far as Line
street, Wien Officers Coates and Qnian, who
met them there, took charge OF HIM and locked
him up in the detective cells.
jacobs states that on Friday night last he
became convinced that his wife and Scabrook
we're, as he bad before suspected, too intimate.
On yesterday morning he, accompanied by
BENJAMIN Glover, went to see Seabrook, aud
demanded that he should give him satisfac.
ton, Seabrook refused and threatened to
shoot him, and started into the house. Some
one ycel that he was going for his gun, ard
LIE (Jacobs) drew his revolver-a cap-cartridge
pistol-a,d fired two shots at him when he was
five PAGES off, One shot went through Sea-
br ,ok,s heart, and he died in twenty minutes.
Coroner Whiting held an inquest and the
Jury Erdercd verdict in etf:ct that the de-
ceased vas murdered by Jacobs, and that Ben
jamin Glover was an accessory.
1t appears that Jacobs stole the pistol with
which he shos the dece rsed. Sheriff Mackey,
Lieutenant Philippy, Officers Coates, Quinn
and Lovett were at the inquest, and when the
verdict was rendered arrested Glover and lock-
ed him up.
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TEE SOUTH CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD
The Clarendon Press has trust worthy informs
ton that the prospect Of the South Carolina
Central Railroad being constructed has re.
Gently taken an encouraging turn. 1t is said
that wealthy firm in New York City, Henry
Clews & Co., are willing to subscribe the
amount necessary, in addition to what has al
ready been subscribed, to secure the charter.
1t is further proposed to call meeting Of the
stockholders Of the said road, in Sumter, on
the 18th Of this month, for the purpose Of elect
ing the president and directors. The Press
urges full representation from Clarendon
County, and adds:
We hope that many names may be added to
the subscription list Of the road; those who
cannot spare money can subscribe la-,a
winch will be taken for the road 81 =, ,ba ,ii.
placed upon them by =. ~, county assessors @ u.
Let us make !. :. srrong and united effort, and
befoo..se sne flowers OF another summer shall
have faded, the Changing cars and putting loco
motive will be running through our quiet and
pleasant little town. bringing with them addl.
tional enterprise and capital.
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NOTICE 10 LANDoWNRRs.-Mr.C C. P. Leslie
the State Land Commissioner, gives notice Of
the opening Of the land ofaceTcreated BY an
act passed ct the last session OF the Legisla-
t1fe.s Mr. Leslie is now ready TO receive pro-
posals from persons having good land lor sale
at fair market prices. and will pay cash for all
purchases inAds tor the State. .
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Iaxgest CircuIat,on.-THB DALLY NEWS
BKIN9 TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY Re-
<oGNLssD As HAVING THE LARGEST oLR-
cULAyIoN IN TIE CLTY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THk PoST0EF1CE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK.. ACCORDING 10 TIE PROYzs-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSFoEuGg Law.
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A ,Ioncntous Question.
TO TEE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

CHARLESTON, August Il.
What do the five (5) respectable gentlemen
and merchants. who are sureIes on the new
collectors bond, think Of the COMPLEXION and
character OF the appointments made in the cus-
tomhouse, by Messrs. Clark, Sawyer, Bowen
& Coz CITIZEN.
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sExcuRnoNs.-The steamer Pocosin will 20
on an excursion to Fort Sumter to-day, and
M5hnd the hirbor tonight.
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tRENoH CALF SHoEs.-John Commins, No.
Isl Meeting-street, offers three cases Mems
French Calf Shoes ut grear sacrifce-from
81 80 to So per pair. Sold at retail.
August 10 thm4
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. AUaUsR1 14AND1 15.- Charles
ton Rolel. III. E. Brown. b. Chaurant, New
York; P. Heller, KiDgstree; Fl. Getty, a. A.
Brown, A. N. Kirkland, F. W. Dawson, City;
A. @. Forcs, R. F. Cumean and lady, John
Helmke, John E. Mailey, B. Donlop, Jr., Au-
gustsi Ca; W. L. Davis; E. c. E. Dodd. Ex-
press; F. 81. Bowelsman, Baltimore; W. G..
Sheffield, CoIumbia;J. Mailer, Crabtrse. N. c.;
John Halle, Mrs. A. Halle, A. Huling, wife aud
child, Mrs. A. L. Kune, Florida; w. F. May, E.
L. Beard, Jno. aicNulty, George s. Kimball,
G. Neidlinger, B. Sturtevant, L. Schater Chas.
Rosignal, R. ". Wilson, saml Wheaton, j.
Potter Williamson, john c. Thompson, Henry
Courvoisie, E. W. Wilson, r. F. Gleason, W.
h. Turner, NJ. NJ. Henderson, NJ. G.frender-
gast, L. A. silva, A. n. Haywood, Savannah.
Pavilion Hotel.-C. N. Smith, N. s. Siurgo,
]. L. Lachmund, City; b. Hamilton. Columbia;
G. W. Walker, e. E. and E. A. Walker Charles
ton; s. s. Week, A. Gary, Waldo, Florida;
VIM. Ludlow, United States Army; N. d.
Thouron, Steamer Dictator; VIM. NJ. Sarey,
st. stephens; U. E. wa0hburn. Bnston; A ].
Brady, Milvllle, Ga; Robert 8. Talcott, New
York; J. Jayne, Woodruff, New Jersey.
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r,aa1R ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION
THB CLUBS ESCORTED AGAINST THEIR WILL
nyA FORCE OF ARMED POLICE AND UNITED
STATES SOLDIERS.
GREAT oUTPoURLNG OF THE CITI.
ZENS.

nimous Conduct OF tho Mayor
Captain Hendricks says tho Trouble
was all Owing to The News-An I'm
promPtu Meeting OF Ceunril-Threat-
ened Arrest OF President McCabo-Inei-
dent, Of the March-Speeches at the Ho-
tel Tho sersnade-Riot On Calhoun
strset-How the Clubs Spent Yesterday
-Ths Programme for To- day, &C.. &c.
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UsINEss NOTICES.

KrNsNAN b HOWELL have removed from Nos.
153 anu 155 East Bay 10 No. ia on the same
street.
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A Boz IsJURED AND KNOCKED Down BY
WAD OF AGuN-Oni Saturday morning last q
negro named Bosnian Chapman was araigaed
before the Mayer TO answer the charge Of
firing OF his gun aud iujuring a son OF Mr.
John Kelly.
Mr. Kelly stated that the accused fred at
him and bis son, and the wao OF the load
struck his son on the right side OF the head,
knocking him down aud inf.cting painful
wound.
Chapman denied firing in the direction Of
the spot where Mr.. Kelly testified he and his
son stood, stating that he had fred his gun
for the purpose Of threatening of some per.
sons whom he believed were attempting to
rob him. The Mayor fined him g.
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FArAL eAcumENr-Jsmes L. Clarke, Esq,
who for many years was aresident Of Colum-
bis and an officer Of the Branch Of the Bank Of
the State. was thrown from buggy on Thurs
day, and had his neck broken. He had been
for sevdfl months residing with his friend,
Colonel Cad. Jones, near Rock HiH. Mr..
Clarke was on his way home from ths village,
accompanied by a young lady In . buggy, and
in going down q hill portion Of the harness
became disarranged, and the horse ran away,
throwing the occupants OF the vehicle into
ditch. Mr.. Clarke was almost instantly killed,
and the young lady severely injured. The re-
mains Of the unfortunate gentleman were
brought to Columbia and inferred Friday
afternoon. His age ws about seventy-three.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

:, TIE CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation OF
which is about twlce as large as that OF any
other papsr published in South Carolna, is The
oest advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want situ.tions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost OF found articles Of value,
Tm NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADyEs-
r1sEaKSrs, payment for which must invariably
be made ,ohen the order Is gtoen:
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics. house-servants, porters, chop
boys, cooks and washers; beard and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
eA;artcles lost or found; houses, shops, offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wants of all kinds.
For each insertion Of advertisements OF the
classes specified: t@Gzi-
Not exceeding THaHr LINES or 20 words. ..W cents
(" -. Four LIFTS or 50 words. 40"
FIVE iyEs or 40 words......so
All advertisements to be isa..sssrted st these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at THa
NEWS Office bY 8 P. NJ -
Range OF Thermometer at the News
once.
"a. n. II N. P. NJ. P. n.
sunday -. s4 50 81 IS
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ALDERMAN SMALL AND REPRESENTATIVE
WRIaHT-Two RIVAL SECTIONS HAvR SET-To.-
Be it known that there is q cemetery on Ca
houn-street, and that Alderman Thomas r.
Small, negro, and John B. Wright, negro,
member Of the State Legislature, have for
some time past been in most hostile attitude,
each asserting that he was the rightful sexton
of the cemetery, and therefore entitled to al
the emoluments of the Office. II words would
e1terninate people, both Of these individuals
would be, as Mr.. Mante1ni used to say, nothing
but "demned bodies" and ft subjects for some
rival in the sexton business. On Friday alter
noon last, while Wright was engaged IN pre-
pairing grave for an infant, Small came up,
and gave Wright some "mouth, which Wright
returned with any amount OF clip" This ir-
ritated Small to such degree that he forgot
the dignity which should be observed by all
Aldermen, and seizng sounling-rod, be-
laabored the member to his hearts content.
It is reported that Wright has issued a war
rant for the.arrest OF Small upon the chsrse of
assault and battery. 1t is further reported
that Small has gotten q friend 10 draw up q
resolution, to be offered at the next meeting Of
Council, providing that as ths said Wright so
far forgot himself as to give his Zip" to an
Alderman Of the Honorable Council Of the
City OF Charleston" the Council do resolve
that ills just Indignation be heaped upon the
head Of the said Wright; that he be epjoined
from having the warrant OF arrest served. and
that il he do not receive the indignation which
is to be heaped on his head in the same way
that be would the gentle dews from heaven, or
refuse to comply with the injunction Of Coun-
cil he shall be placed in a condition that will
oply make him fit for the "wurrums."
LATER.-A later report hath it that Wright
on hearing Of Smals resolution, ceased to
take further action in the matter, contentlug
himself with the hope that at the next meeting
OF the Legislature he would be able to have a
bill passed setting aside the resolution OF
Council.
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CRuMBs.-It is reported that Alderman Ged-
dings. on hearing of the arrival Of tho club
Saturday, locked himself up in the Hreproof
building and would not be comforted, nor 60
to the Council meeting. tAeRGh urgently re-
quested to do so. .--vk;
By the recent change Of the schedule, the
steamer for Mount Pleasant and Sullivan's Is-
land leaves the city at half-past six A. u. This,
will enable the subscribers at those points 10
obtain TIE NEWS at an earlier hour than here
t,fore. .r''a-
Our Washington kilograms iniorm. us that
Congressman Bowen has instituted suit
against tho Mackey family fer having SANDER.
ed him in their recent letters.
A match game Of base ball was played on.
Saturday afternoon, at the corner Of Charlotte
and Alexander streets, between the Emerald
and Charleston Clubs-the score standing ins
favor Of the Emerald Club 26 to IA.
Little "Major" Ficking got excited Saturday
night and went for the Chief Of Police and then
went to the Guardhouse.
Roundsman Scully, OF the police force, was
arraigned before the Chief of Police lately, to
answer for being dunk while on duty, and
summoning the policemen to him and deliver
ing absurd orders to tn m. he was reduced
to ranks and fined ten dollars.
Cato FLUID, colored, who stole one dollar
AMI fifty cents from Richard Jackson, was
committed to Jail Saturday by Justice Kan
apau1.
Arowing match will take place tomorrow
afternoon in front Of South Battery. The
amateur oarsmen are we'll known, and there
will be some excitement.
Chief Constable Hubbard advertises a re-.
ward of $1,000 for the re-arrest of the confessed
murderer, William z. Tolbert, who was suffer-
ed to escape from the State Penitentiary short
time ago. L
Isaac Josey, colored convict from Darling
ton, while attempting to escape from the peni-
Tertiary in Columbia, on Saturday morning, at
an early hour, was lred upon and killed by the
colored guard.
An adjourned meeting of the Cotton and
Rice Factors will be held TODAY at twelve
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LOCAL MATTERS.

I, st-e>s Meetings This D.y,;
yiS.. Andrews Lodge, at 8 P. N.
Mechanics Union, at 8 P. ~.
sCotton and Rice Factors, at II NJ: u
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WHOSE EABY?-A Little negro boy, while
wandering about last Friday night, heard q
faint cry proceeding from under the front
steps Of citizen living near the foot Of Cam
nor-street. He 10 oked under there aud found
small bundle which contained fe--
male mulatto baby about eight hours old. he
carried it to his mother, who took care Of it
until saturday morhng, when she brought it
before the Mayor, desiring to know what waa
to be done with the "wellspring Of JOY" as
Tuppor calls the things. The Chief OF Police
suggested that as the city allowed five dollars
q month to woman who took care Of q found
ling. wet nurse be employed for it. A oolored
woman present volunteered her services and
the baby was given to her. The detectives
have the case 10 hand, and will endesyor TO as
certain the names OF the parents.
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As the head of the line nearly reached State
street. the police ran up East Bay, cut dlago-
naly across Brosd-street, and rushed into the
line, between the citizens and the band. The
line Was ordered to hslt; many an it broke
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we're not required.
RESUMPTION OF THE MARCH.
Bc the time the committee returned to the
spot where rhe line had halted. the United
States soldiers were then maneuvring about
right and left, for what purpose is not known.
There were now fully two thousand citizens
present to whom the committee stated the re-
suit of the interview, and also informed Car-
tain Hendricks, who exercised his 'dIscre-
tlonary powers," by informing the committee
that he would go on the north side Of the
street and the clubs and citizens could go on
the other. Under these circumstances the
line was reformed, large number Of clti-
zens being in font and IN rear. The SOL
diers and police formed on the opposite side of
the street, and at the tap Of the drum OF the
band, both lines moved up Broad-street Moth
ing occurred to interrupt the order of march
until the line arrived ar the coruer Of Meeting
and Chalmers streets, when in response to the
universal call for s.Drxio'' the band gave that
tavo1ite tune, dear to all Southern hearts.
As The strains rose upon the air, one long,
loud and continued shout burst from the
throats of the deiga ated crowd, aud made the
welkin RUG. Not onIy id the whites cheer,
but negroes who we're about shouted fully as
yocferously. ct this moment some polica-
men ordered the band to stop playing Dixie.
A crowd gathered around; the police rushed
across and attempted to stop the line, which
tor moment recoiled and then quietly walked
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THE SAVANNAH CLUB.
The members Of this club who came are 40
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pOSeu Oh tuo Dauu huu Siuuss DO ~ e1on woe
They received no satisfactory reply for this
outrage, and after some delberation marched
On. The line proceeded TO East Bayt and
turned towards Broad-street. Here the police
men formed on either side Of the line and
marched along, the officers in command as
suming, by what authority is not known. the
entire command of the line. The appearance
OF this guard caused q halt OF the line, and the
members OF the clubs refused TO go any
further under guard. After some discussion,
and It beiug ascertained that there was no
way Of getting rid Of the polsoe, they deter
mined to go back to the wharf. The command
'.right about" was gwen, aud the line, with the
band bringing up the rear. marched quietly
back to the wharf. The police renamed Oil
East Bay. ready, as tue s'quel proved, to take
charge OF the clubs if they came off the wharf
ugain.
ON THE WHARF.
Re-orrving on the wharf, an informal indig-
nation meeting was he'd. Some proposed that
Us 1t seemed impossible to get rid of the police
the clubs should march along to the hotel and
allow them to follow, lead or do whatsoever
pleased them best. Others were in favor oil
proceeding 10 the hotel without formaht,; to
send the band in an omnibus, and for each
member Of the Carolina to take member Of
the Savannah Club and carry him quietly up
to the hotel. AS there was no appearance Of
the police, and it Was reported that they had
returned to their quarters, 1t wss suggested
and resolved that the clubs should first torm
line with the band in front, and then the ciil-
zens should form IN front and rear, and the
line then march to the hotel. This was done,
and to the music of the band this line. COM
posed OF from one thousand to twelve hundred
of the ta1-paying. law-abiding citizens, marched
up by the old postofice, turned into East Bay
and then into Broad, taking tho pavement on
the south side of that street.
BLOODY RIOT IMMINENT.
As the head Of the line nearly reached State
street, the police ran up East Bay, cut dlago-
nally across Broad-street, and rushed into the
line, between the citizens and the band. The
line Was ordered to hslt; many sn it broke