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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

House met at 10 o'clock-Speaker TURNER
in the chair. Prayer by Rev. FL. L. Bur.
rows.
UNDER SUSPENSION OF THE RULES,
the following Senate bills were placed on
the calendar without a reference:
To amend an act releasing the States In.
terest in the Fredericksburg and Gordons-
vile railroad on certain conditions ; author
izing vote to be taken as to removing the
county courthouse of Hanover to the town
of Ashland with amendments) for the re.
lief of John j. Williams, Commissioner Of
the Revenue of Portsmouth appointing
trustees for the town OF Newport, In the
county Of Prince William; to amend the
Code in relation to rule days tor county and
corporation courts, and declaring when Of
flee judgments shall be final.
BILLS REPORTED.
Senate bills for the extension and COM
pletion of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road with an amendment); to extend the
jurisdiction of the corporate authorities OF
towns containing less than 5000 inhabi-
tants to amend an act amending an act for
working the roads of Loudoun county.
House bill for the relief of s. S. Reeder,
late Sheriff of Russell county, and his sure
ties, heretofore recommitted, was reported
back with an amendment In the nature Of q
substitute. $50 =,
ANOTHER RAILROAD INVESTIGATION De-
SIRED.
Mr.. THURMAN offered the following reso-
luton: sEs 81
"Resolued, That the Committee Of Roads
and Internal Navigation be instructed to
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A SERIOUS AFFA1R.-A difficulty occurred
at Weldon, N. c., last Saturday night be-
tween Mr.. George Gary of that place, and
one of the conductors on the Petersburg
and Weldon railroad, in which the latter
gentleman inflicted severe and serious in
jury upon the former. The difficulty was
of a private nature, and we suppress the
particulars. In justice to the conductor,
however, we will state that the man be
fought was the aggessor, and was physt-
cally his superior, and it is said that the sc.
rious blows inflicted by him (the conductor),
were in detence.-Petersburg Courier.
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FIRE IN Pa1NoE GEoReE.-The dwelling
house belonging to DIR. Stephen W: Brit.
ton, in Prince George county, about eight
miles from Petersburg, was destroyed by
fire on Tuesday night last. 1t contained Z q
lot of furniture belonging to Mr. yonn IL +.
Mason, which was also destroyed. The
house had been unoccupied for several
months, Mr.. Britton having moved to TINS
city. The building was insured IN Inc Ia
cifc Insurance Company for $2,oW. Mr.
insurance. - Petersburg Courier.
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A PAINFUL rumor has just reached town
that Dir. Magill @. Douglas, hignly re- =
spectable citizen Of this county, commaseo
suicide this evening by taking laudan tlI
he was found lying In the road, aD9ue .Iwo
miles from town, by Mr. McBryoe,s
WAGNER, who took him to MT. y; by Iettss 3
house, where he was examined, ana q ie..e.
was found on bis person asS g'a acfs as
r,LLe Ghr1nicle. 40 49,.
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MILLINERY.

GPRING OPENING.-MRs.M M. j. 15s8o
- DAVIS respectfully informs her Gus yEaxE
toners and friends that on THURSDAY. -GMSHco
the 0 h inst., she will be prepared to exhibit all
the NEWEST STYLES OF SPRING MILL
merry. MRS. NJ. d. DAYS.,
Al the former stand of Mrs. N. G. Barton. No. 907
Main street, bet OH and 10th. NH S-4t*
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Baltimore Animal Conference NJ. f.
Church, South.

Church, South.
[Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.]
SALEM, ROANOKE COUNTY, VA.,2
March s, 1871.
The Baltimore Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, con-
vened in the Lutheran church OF this place
at O'Clock this morning. The organization
numbers one hundred and sIXty-nine cleri-
cal and near twenty-five thousand lay men,
bers, and includes q large extent of territory
in Virginia, Maryland, and West Virginia.
Bishop Pierce, president, took the chair,
and opened the Conference with appro-
pirate religious services. The roll was called
BY the secretary Of the last session, Rev.
John S. Martin, ID. D.
On motion, J. S. Martin was reelected Sc
cretary, J. e. Armstrong and VIII. D. Har-
per assistants, and w. G. Coe statistical
secretary.
Several special and standing committees
were appointed, after which the Confer
ence proceeded to the examination OF char
acter. The Baltimore district being called,
it was represented by the presiding elder,
John S. Martin, as being in tiourishing
condition. Several handsome churches have
been erected during the past year, and
others are in course of completion. The
names of the ministers of the district being
called, their characters were examined and
passed. .s
Rev. S. A. Repass, Of the Lutheran
church, Rev. j. r. Harrison, Of the Pres
byterian church, and Prof. Davis, Of Roa-
noke College, were introduced to the Con-
ference.
Rev. DR.. Munsey has been announced to
lecture here on Saturday next at O'Clock
P. M. t...'
Conference adjourned. with the benedic-
ton by the Bishop, to meet at 8 O'Clock to-
morrow. b..
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MEETINGS.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-The A@A
II memhcrs OF HINES LODGE, No. NsA
II K. of p, will attend stated meet: lsl ia
ing at Pythian Hall, corner Of Main and SSaSy
18th STREETS THIS EVENING at 10y
Candidates for the degrees will be In attendance
promptly. ,,,r,.od - ,s
present.
T. Rs 0io't - WIN WIN. J. RIDDICK, R. So
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HABEAs CORPUS CAsE.-A man named
Hardwick was arrested in Philadelphia
for bigamy and forgery, while on his
way, via the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas railroad, back to Arkansas
(where his crimes were committed),
on Saturday night last, in charge, of
United States Marshal Walker, stop
ped at Culpeper Courthouse to avoid
laying over at Lynchburg on Sunday but
as the Jail there was found to be insecure,
he was carried on by freight train to Or
ange Courthouse, where he was locked
up. On Sunday morning he employed
counsel, who sued out writ Of habeas
corpus, returnable the following morning,
when he was brought before Judge Viii.
lams, who, after hearing such evidence as
was obtainable, remanded him to the Gus.
tody of the Marshal, who left with him the
same day.-Aler. Gazette.
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BOOTS, sEOES, DE.

BOOTS AND SHOES AT LOWax
ID FIGURES.-In slort time shall w.
commence receiving my SPRING STOCK, -"
and TO make room for It, Will close out q good
many broken lots OF FlRST-CLASS GUODa ut
very reduced prices. All persons in search OF
bargains are invited to avail themselves of this
opportunity to secure them ut 1903 Main street.
NH 10 eod6s JOHN c. PAGE, JR.
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WHEAT Cror.-We are pleased TO ieaEn
from some OF our farmers that the wheat
has come out wonde rfullY the last few Gays,
and now presents very promising appear.
auce.--6 Shenandoah Herdsds t
THE growing wheat along the Valley
turnpike, In Augusta and Rockingham, ts
looking promising. The few mnddays we
have had within the, last ten days has had o
very perceptibfe effect In bringing out the
bfade.-VuIley Virainidn. i j
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We shall be glad TO hear from our cor
respondent in Buchanan county when any
thing "worth attention." occurs.
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sT The funeral OF RAND LpH sr.,
1na GDWAED FY4ECIS, children ~ L.MhxARf
and julia AIn. Engisnd, win tase NJ II, sonn =.
AFTERNOON = at O'clock from Union I ,aIs
snces q he FAMILY FAMILY are nse res ssss ana
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LYNCHBURG AND DANv1LLE RAILROAD
Chief Engineer Vandegritt this morning
started two surveying parties to locate the
line of the Lynchburg and Danyille railroad.
Two other parties will start next week, and
the work of location and construction be
pushed forward as rapidly as possible. The
parties that left here this morning were in
charge of Assistant Engineers J. B. Norvell
and Berkley Ward, the first OF whom will
survey the route through Campbell, and
the last that through Pittsylvania. Major
Norvelps corps consists of Messrs. Gordon,
Cox, Vandegrift, Langhorne, and Marbury,
and Captain Wards of Messrs. Key, Fen
dali, Mitchell, Shackelford. and Jones. One
of the two additional parties to start next
week will be in charge Of Captain W. D.
Stuart.--AleIandria Gazette, Sth.
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.fA.KTe,, !

sidence6 f the BRIDES fafiey' n i1 I'll g The 10
OF Ting and Queen county Sr.THos az. tand
SIO11S q KlnR WiD.sR county. 10 Ma: y: Fps
& Baltimore ana New York psrprs nf...
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
THE GERMAN TEACHERS CONVENTION.

The German schOOlteachers OF the United
States win hold their second annual Convention at Gin
cinDat Ohio, from July 81 to Aug. next number Of
teachers Of German private schools of this city and ycn
ty will participate During the Convention papers will
be read the following interesting subjects: Educa
tion to Liberty" A schenck, Detroit, Mich "Emancpa
ton Of the School," H. Dorner, Cincinnati, Ohio "The
regard which is paid to instruction in German in the
public schools and which ought TO be paid TO IT," L.
Klemm Cleveland. Ohio; illustrative instruction in the
higher classes" c. L. Hotze Cleveland, Ohio; "For what
reasons do the achievements Of most of the German
American schools not come up to the demands which
must be made good schools ~ F. Thurm, Williams
burgh, L. l.. ways and means for directly influencing
the Anglo Americans in favor OF German methods OF ed
ucaton." W. n. Hailmann, Louisville KY; "How is
series Of English textbooks and readers to be obtained
suitable to German American schools 7" Dr. Adolphus
DOuai, Newark n. j.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

more recently an innate o. the Insane Asylum Btv.s Island burg
bmsf Yesterday the bars of his cell door
Hugh N. Curran. a dry-goods dealer was ar
rasned Yesterday s. ComHi soner Wnsow in Boslyn for
making aniuen income the years 1860 o. ud S Tie
Adjourned - -.
verdict OF accidental death was rendered yester-
day inquest the body Of Morris bn age IL Of No VneE
st. who died injuries July H. By being oaugbt IN printing
pres at No. 90 Johnst.
Thomas Marley, age 40, while putting up sign at
No 4O8 Esst Poh last evening fe from adder and Iee we'd
OF the skull lie carried 10 bis bone In Thirty
siIthst, between First and Second.ayeG
William Marin living at Thirty-third-st. and
Eghhave while the scafod Of building IN One
seventeen yesterday f from the third story to the
ground and received dangerous Taken to Bellevue Hospital
Commissioners ManierIe and Barr listened TO 81
complaints against policemen yesterday PAoman James Clinton OF
tie Sixth Precinct charged by Mrs Hannah Jaeobe OF No os
Leonast with ppng her July 5 and threatening 20
when he monsatd with him. The officer said that she and
acting ds0Hey Complaint dismissed Pa
oman Wright Ferguson Of Ae sneesnth Precinct charged BY
with iDg the hallway Of Madam Refs resi-
dence Ffhaye July II. Referred to the Board
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POLICE NOTES.

The naked body of a man found yesterday
mornng floating the water Pier No A E. r. and taken the
Morgue.
Capt. Mcdonnell Of the Eighth Precinct arrested,
ls night II eood the inmates Of the houses Of prostitution
Nos n aud 70 Gand-st
William Hoagland carpenter employed on the
building the foot Of Fulons Brooklyn fell on the roof
yesterday, and was fatally nared-
James A. Hawke, age g. of No. 1877 Stanton-st. died
yesterday from injuries received co Sunday by falling from ror
TO the basement Of new building
Officer Mccullough of the Third Precinct, Brook
n va, stabbed IN both es Yesterday by Jh1 Riley nnAe whom
be uas taking 10 the Fabush Asylum.
Francis Kennedy. age IA, of No 81 East Fortieth-
While stable his evening liched
korse and had his collar bone hsctafed
Henry Langstafi, age y, of No. 1866 Butler-st..
Bpoohn who shot throagh the right during
not, died late on MouGsy IN Bellevue Hospital
James McCafrey, age a. of No. 601 East Sixteenth
st. m INTO an at fouTetutnt and First and
os'ed serious Injuries Taken 10 bellevue Hospital.
Capt. Albert Fixlin of the canalboat G. Melon
bng st Pier No T. r.. severely injured about the head
lace J-isrIAy from being struck by tie bands OF ~ndas
John Moore. formerly convict at Sing Sirg. and
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ntics of philadel-
PROPOSED IRISH MILITIA REGIMENTS.

A preliminary meeting OF Ward delegates
was held at 372 Canas last night for the purpose
of taking steps toward organizing new Irish militia
regiments. DR.. Garland, wellnown Irish patriot
and physician occupied the chair and made some prac
teal remarks upon the necessity Of taking immediate
relation the matter under consideration
Resolutions adopted asserting substantially that
loyal citizens of this Republic the Irish people who
live under the Constitution and laws of the United
should place themselves in position to be able
any time, TO defend the Republic from all enc mics
both foreign and domestic and to resist the nroads OF
despOtsm mOnarchca institutions into this countr
should an attempt in that direction be made II is
determined TO have meeting before long upon this
subject.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

q NichOI0s HOfeI-AIIen Z. Beach, IIeuteD-
ant Goyernor; W. III. Bristol, State Treasurer; Van
RENSSELAER, Richmond state Engineers Controller Asher
Price, Arkansas and Gen H. 4 Reid Of Iowa. % w Wa,
tyrbidng and the Hon Oakes Ames NJ. c., Of Massachl
ehusetfs; George H. stuart, Philadelphia Vincent Col
YER John d. Long and Robert Campbell OF the indian
Somn and Chattanooga r. r. Co; the Hon; John
A. Grswod of troy channdL the Hon VI EngSsmiGH M hy
= enu 81. Denis HoteI-Edgar T. weIes OF Hart
ford. = Grand Central Hotei-Marcus C. Haw-
j Gregory smith and Frederick Billings of Vermont.
- 1stor HQuse-Asa Packer of Pennsylyanla Com
bany jay Pettlbone OF Buffalo, Judges Bacon and Kat
tell OF Bnghimt0h. - Gusey HOuse-W. H. " Ter
rell Assistant Postmaster General; Gen. George b. VII
ans OF the Treasury Department, and !, H. kagipah
Of The Washington Star. - Hothdh Hoitse-Ex-Gov.
Tufts OF Montana and Paymaster Kenny, u. Z. N =-
Coleman House-The Rev d. j. Baldwin OF Chicago ana
Gen. Benavides OF Mexico. Clarendon H0teE-Wal-
demar BOdiseo, Russian Consul at NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
BASEBALL.

Rain prevented two contests yesterday be-
tween four prominent amateur clubs and also several
minor club meetings.
The Olympics of Washington play the Hay
makers at Troy tomorrow, and the Troy papers state
that the two clubs play the next game In Brooklyn on
Friday.
The Eckfords and the Athletics of Philadel-
pbia begin tomorrow new series games, the first TO
I've played the Union Grounds, Brooklyn ana the re-
turn game at Philadelphia next Monday The EckIords
also pav the savannafClub in Brooklyn on Saturday
During their the Eckfords defeated the Chicago
Cleveland. Rockford, Ena, and Meadyille Clnbs ana
lost games with the Chicago Cleveland, and Kekionga
Clubs, winning five games ont OF the eight played.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

10 the wisdom and necessity OF the Factory Acts. But
for protection they have afforded young life might
almost have been consumed among us by the extension
OF machinery In recent years.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
Announcements.
lAnnouncementsl
BURNETT's sCOCOAINE-The best Hair-dressing.

lAnnounoements.l
BURNETT's COCOAINE-The best Hair dressing.
JAUNDICE, SKIN DISEASES, AND AFFECTIONS
KIDNEYS REMOVED Dr. JAYSE's sASA
TIVE PIs STOMACH,
LIVER. AND oTHER ORGANS ARE BENEFICIAL
WHENEVER Az ALrERAr1g OR REQUIRED
EVERYWHERE.
KNOX the Halter" will put hat on any man
who has head on shou putting heads people
Broadway Fcn with such idea
bead there with Of Ksoxs HArs on H.
FRECKLEs, Tan and Pmples are disagreed
be disgusting sgans Magnolia Balm ubdues these blemshes
brstei Kahron hardsng and the world
dsBduf and prevents the hair from falling out or turning
gray.
CESAR covered his bald head and gray hair
with laurel vGoR gray heads with the
still uo welcome locks OF youth.
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and beau
degu. reliable Watches choice Jewey and MNerS,p at
SouIRIs 81 Fultou-st, New-iork Diamonds specially
"Merry Wives of Windsor" and of Gotham!
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
CRICKET.

THE NEw-YoRK AND BOSTON MATCH.
The contest between the New-York Club
and the Winnsimmet Club OF Chelsea, Boston, which
yas beeun AZ Uoboken on Monday terminated yesterday
in drawn game rain preventing the completion OF the
contest The fuli score below gives all particulars:
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
PAIL oP wICEETs.

To-day weather permitting, the Boston players VIII be
Gin their match with the St. George Club at IL O'CLOCK
stumps being drawn at G p. III.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
NETWORK CITY,

The congregation of Zion Church made an
excursion TO Iona Island yesterday, on the steamer
Sleepy Hollow.
The printing of Christ PhySicus for Kreis
Physics in our article on druggists licenses yesterday,
gave that official undue Importance.
It is announced that the 9th Regiment will
not visit Long Branch this account Of the loss
OF time the Regiment has recently incurred.
The Drug Commissioners met at the resi-
dence OF DR.. DOremus, FOurth-ave, yesterday ana
examined several druggists and drug clerks.
Several bids for Centre, Union, and Jefferson
Markets received yesterday at meeting OF the
Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund.- but no action was
taken on them.
The members of the American four-oared
crew. which has organized to with the English
and St. Johns crews in the regattas at Halifax Nova
Scotia, In August and at Saratoga In September, nave
arrived in this city, where they will go into training
.Madison-square Park is at length receiving
the attention OF the Park Commissioners. The walks
and greens been up and are undergoing
complete renovation Two fountains are to he erected
the plans for which, however have not yet been drawn
Capt. John Meiks, who in 1867, crossed the
Atlantic on an Inda-rubber feraft is having another
raft made IS feet long and 70 feet wde which he in
tends go to Europe accompanied only by boy. ne
Will be ready to start about the middle OF August ana
will carry with him co days provisions. lie Will take the
direct steamers track.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER
~ v..x H.. Tner Par V,rd. Honr rher Par Wiad
J.l, Is II 10 SO2 n. T. July 2.-6 632 1915 +
~ Ne II So 5oc6 NE
RruARKs.-July IS. Thermometer at a. m, 500;
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"Merry Wives of Windsor" and of Gotham
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DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and beau
tiul desgus reliable Watches choice Jewery and SSerWs,
sQuKIs. 81 Futoas., NewYOrk Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

CESAR covered his bald head and gray hair
Laurel crown AYERS HAR VIGoR heads with the
still welcome locks Of youth.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
BROOKLYN.

Visitors at Prospect Park last week, 13S, 103.
Charles Dyke, Robert FultOn's engineer, died
on Monday at his son-inaws residence in East New
York, aged 81 years. .
John COnnors, who is alleged to have muir
dered John Gass on May 25 admitted 70 bail ycser
day. III $4,000, by Judge McCue
Gov. Hofman's friends in the Twenty second
Ward hung him in eligy yesterday morning, from the
telegraph wires at Thrdave. and Thirteentl-st'
The Trustees of the Cannon-st. Baptist
Church. New York, have decided to remove the bodies
from the cemetery at Withers and smt-ss., Eastern
District.
Mr.. Bergh's detectives stopped the hog trucks
and milk wagons early yesterday morning, at the Roose
yest Ferry Eastern District and compelled the drivers
to reduce their loads TO a reasonable standard.
An attempt was made recently to burn the
United Presbyt eran Church in North Ffthst, Eastern
District by setting fire to the front door which had been
saturated with kerosene Oil The congregation Is largely
composed OF Protestant Irishmen, and Ribbonmen
residing in the vicinity held responsible for the
ATTEMPTED
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
LONG ISLAND.


ductor for % years the NewJersey Central Railroad
has been retired by the Company pension Of $780,
month . George W. Aut, who attempted suicide by
jumping from the ferryboa Monday night was held
Yesterday on suspicion of insanity r. ]. Wright and
F. NJ Nichols clerks in the dry goods store OF Higgins
John b. Tracy convicted Of grand larceny, has been
sentenced TO Is months in state Prison Thomas Hays
was committed yesterday, for stealing jewery from No
1856 Mercer-st John Buckhardt attempted to commit
suicide by jumping overheard at Payona Ferry YesteI
w The Board OF Public Works authorized the purchase
OF land yesterday for new reservoir at the rate OF
81 300 for city lot 1t is proposed TO remove onehalf OF
the street lamps from Grand-st improvements will be
made on Public Schools Nos ana "a FIFTY hpee car
yesterday VIM B. Lewis Of No. IA Coden,st was run
over by a wagon Monday night, and had his leg broken
"A boy was run over by a truck in Grand ST., yester
day, and both Of his legs were broken The Public
caused much dissatisfaction among OF goats and
in that vicinity aud petition for it's removal has
received numerous signatures.
NEwARK-samuel Smith, child, was run over and
badly bruised yesterday, by wagon on Muberry.st;
CALVIN Decker who was arrested n on Suspicion 3i
has been discharged. William Svey has been recon-
lnissiOned Collector Of Customs John Norton was was
battery. On promising TO join the Regular Army hi,
sentence was s. @ fC R te age
bIeYers wagon fostealng ride The VIII OF katnrah
yesterday W. p Charles Maxwell Of seventh-aye. was
arrested last evening complaint or his sister Tor nav
ing Son on ae % 6i ss Tax
have liked the tax within the gas district at 67 per $780,
and AT little over 81 60 outside the gas dstrct...A
requiem celebrated, yesterday, In memory OF
the late Father Moran During the services tablet TO
his memory unyailed.
PATERsoN.-Work was begun on the Main-st horse
railroad yesterday. The road will be extended TO Lake
View. John Mitchell, foreman of Rogers Locomo,
tive Works presented with gold watch, chain, and
ocket by the employees Monday night. The number
school children between the ages OF and ~ In Passac
County Is officially reported at 1891 The State appro
praon for the county will be il2 GA the two mill tax,
S59,402 80 total 64,sl5 SO.
TREsToN-Argument was begun Yesterday in the great
railroad lease before Chancellor Zabriskie Messrs
Browning Voorhees,, and Others, represented the com
planants Attorney General Glchrist and others, the
State; and ex-Chancell0r Williamson Jacob Vanata,
COuTtandt Parker and Senator Stockton the defendants
PERTH AMBoY.-Robert ii. Sayre OF the Lehigh Valley
Railroad acting In behalf OF that and the Pennsylvania
and Reading Railroads has purchased for 4 600 tract
800 with water front, to be used shipping
port for the coal traffic.
HoBoKEy-A warrant was issued yesterday for the
arrest Of Mary Mann, charged with assaulting Mrs.
Reilly, an aged lady.
EAST NEwARK-Geo. Harthung was waylaid and
robbed late Monday Msnt " number q r9ag1ss. .
LAFAYErTE.-Eate Finch lett Bf6oElyn ioT this place
last Saturday, and has since been missing.