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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-10

NM r,arrs oC clay IOipnshtp;
The Undersigned announces himself rs a
,.u,.,,. tor Justice of the Peace of Clay
,.,r,,t At the coming election, the 18th
,o., and respectfully solicits the suffrage
Vi ~" ''''"' ID. O'KEEFFE.
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GENERALGOFF AND HIS COURSE.

General NATHAN GoFF, Junior, by
his course has forfeited support of both
white and colored voters. In the first
place, he has made record for himself
asa most proscriptive Radical "of the
most straightest sect" In 1868 in the
Legislature his vote was always yea,
whenever the question was whether
white freeborn American citizens should
be deprived of their enfranchised right
or not. Always yea, whenever it was
necessary to say whether test oaths, and
'uitors oaths should be perpetuated or
not. Always yea, whenever Governor
FOREMAN or his crew had any measure
to advocate tending to keep down the
liberties, and trample on the rights of
the free people Of West Virginia. In
those days he held not back; but was
ever ready to his utmost to degrade and
humiliate Democrats. Therefore, Of
course, no Democrat can vote for him.
In the second place he has forfeited
the support of white Ra dieals. For he
has not only taken upon himself to deny
adherence to the most prominent and pet
measures of his party-such rs the Civil
Rights Bill, &c.-but he has deliberately
denied his connection with that party,
to the extent Of denying his party
name, calling himself San Independent"
'the peoples candidate" and, in fact,
every thing but Radical, or even Repub-
lican.
In the third place, he has forfeited all
right to the support Of colored rote,'s, for
he denies that he has any sympathy with,
or that he would ever vote for, the meas
ure in which they are specially interest
ed: the Civil Rights Bill. If he
fails to do this, why is it not better
for the negroes to vote ut once for an
honest Democrat, whose party opposes
the measure openly and honestly, and
does not advocate it in one locality, and
deny it in another. By SO doing they
would have, at any rate, an honest oppo-
nent.
The truth is that General GoFF, Jr.
does not know where he stands or what
to say. He holds office under Radical
government, and has always been
straightout opponent Of Democracy, and
yet he stands to-day in the pitiabl" posi-
ton ola man ashamed of his friends, and
with no right I" expect sympathy
from the enemies he was ever ready to
visit with relentless persecution.
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fEoA our reports this morning the
probabilities aro that the weather to-day
VIII b" partly cloudy, with southwest
''hd>, and somewhat higher tempera-
turr
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r. III, Voters oj Gay District
,,,v announce myself as candidate
.r,b, office Of Justice Of the Peace "r
uay District e. NEUHAuSEN,
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vor Ju.,ice Of web~ter District.

ul-.Rs. EpITORS REGISTER: Please an
so,ur, Thomas y. Gillespie as candidate
tr the office of Justice Of the Peace, OF
Webster district, and ohlige -
~pb MH->i t
uy,sRs, EDITORS Please announce Is.
Htyhr, us "A candidate for Justice OF the
y-.,,, t,r Webster district, and oblige
,.,.,, MANY FRIENDS.
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ID. O'KEEFFE.

FDIrog, Oh REGIsTER:-Ploase announce
,,. name Of Mr.. j. II. Charnock for Justice
..,l. Pence for clay township, and obllge
., MANY FRIENDS.
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NEW YoKk, October 9.-Thrrs vas
slow trade movement to-day. The com
mission houses were quiet as rule, and
the importing branches dull. Cotton
good. are in moderate demand, with
some improvement In brown makes and
prices nomiaaily unchanged, but extra
discounts are offered on some brown cot
tons. Prints in fair demand Tor fancies.
woolen goods quiet. Shawk anc Hosiery
continue sluggish. a.f
fPor additional markets see fourth page.
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VOTERS.
#'heelina Aegister.

"oLD closed in New York Yesterday,
al ilo!.
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THE WEATHER.
WAE DEPAgTMEsT,
OyyIcE 0V CHfEy SiGNAL OyyfryR,
WAsHfsGros October ., eP. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.

For the Northwest and Upper Lake
and thence TO Missouri, rising barometer,
falling temperature, brisk northwest
wind, cloudy weather and rain, clearing
to-morrow. For the Lower Lake. and
Upper Ohio Valley, falling barometer,
southwesterly wind, warmer and cloudy
weather. For Tennessee and the Gulf
State, rising barometer, southwest to
northwest winds, cooler and partly cloudy
weather With occasional rnin near the
Gulf coast. Cautionary signals ordered
Tor Duluth ..........
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Frand Jury oftheU. \. District Court
or South carolina.

CHARLESTON. October S.-The grand
Jury of the United States District Court
was discharged to-day, after disPosing Of
a few unimportant revenue cases, Their"
being no other business for their con-
sideration. Judge Bryan remarked upon
tho gratifying absence Of criminal pro-
ccedngs in this State for many months
past, and the perfect good order which
now prevails. The grand jury Wa or
ganizcd under the new regulation, re-
quiring Jurors to b. able to read and
write, the jury to consist Of white and
colored men in about equal proportions.
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commemorative Justice.
,Ir,IjSOn District:

i. roters Of MadisO" District:
j. INK Inv offer myself as a candidate for
H.. of Justice OF the Peace for Madi-
The 0ih,s, 0ihSy, ~ which now hold by appoint
''h .'o, ,.am the Board of Commissioners OF
H'H' ,vnty, there being but one Justice
ohio '"""' =, n, voted for in said district
O!lht ri..rtion in october next.
~pj -,
=, r5t,r, Of Madison District;
E"" E-,nv offer myself a. u candidate for
h', -, rusticr. in Madison district.
The once Va l.. q. SMITH.
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POLITICAL.
fpr Justice Of the Peace,
CLAY DISTRICT,
Joseph ToLIvAR.

n, Wheeling Register ~
n "a, soIteitation of many friends | an:
Al the ,S"xseIf a candidate to represent
rouuce nly of Ritchie and Calhoun In the
prxt lesIsi"'"'' ID. McGREGOR.
" VA, July q, 1874.
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t..,..,., u,.L,,,.r district.

Th, IitrrvOf Webster District:
thereby announce myself M candidate
.,r ,i.. office. of Justice of the Peace OF
Webster district, II, the ensuing election
..,,,. WM. CHEW.
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Grave Robbed.

CnLUMRus. o., October 9-The gray"
Of Rosa Havs. woman who died at 81
Fran is II"- pital, several days ago, and
was buried at Calvary Catholic Gene
terry, wa> robbed last night. This morn
ing Catholic Priest obtained search
warrant and posse Of police, and mad"
scarrh Of Starting Medical College, for
the hody, but without success. During
the search two professors and thirty stu
dent, were placed under arrest.
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Time OF Present Incumbents not EX-
tended.

SEC. .. Be il fWfhCr cHarted, Sc. That
nothing in this act shall be- construed +"
extend the term Of the present iacum-
bcntS To the offices of Mayor and Ad-
minStrators of the City of New Orleans
beyond the time for which they were
elected. Upon the expiration of th" said
term for which they Were elected the
Governor shall appoint their successors,
until the general election Of 1876, n
herein provided for.
SIC. 3. BE It FURTHER '"Gct"d, Sc, That
all laws or parts Of laws conflict
ing with this act are repealed,
So far rs they conflict.
This act shall take effect from and after
its passage. ...E
Messrs. Burke and Packard have re-
signed their positions on the Advisory
Board. The vacancies will be- filled by
the respective State Central Committees.
Burke resigned because h. is candidate
On the parish ticket; Packard resigned
because hi, duties a, Chairman Of the
State Central Republican Committee re-
qmrcd all the attention and time hi Of
fetal calling will permit him 10 h"st"w.
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The Glendenning Case.

NEW YORK, October 9Th" commit
tee of the Prcsbytcry Of New Jersey city.
has presented charges and specifications
against Rev. Jno. V. Glcndenning, of
seduction, breach Of ,h"p"acc, a.. Th"
moderator appointed Rev. {. ii. lmbrio
and Rev. II. {. Riggs To conduct til"
case for the prosecution, and Rev. :. b.
Dodd and Edward Vale, for defense.
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Confess BetSeea Rspubiicsn Csn.
dfdafes.

A thousand Spanish marines will en-
bark for Cuba on the IOtb inst.
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comparative Cotton Statement.

new YORK, October 9.-Thc net re-
ccipts at all United States ports for the
week. 9G,G3S bales last year, 5l,llj.
Total to date, 2jO.97O; last year, l92, ,o222.
Exports for the week, 2O,39j; last year,
1923. Total to date, u, 4j4; last year,
4S,G19. Stock in all United State ports,
2l7,l40; last year, 1851. Stock in all
interior towns 1863; last year, 32,32S.
StoclCin Liverpool, 69l 900; last year.
j93,UOU. Stock of American Atloat for
Great Britain, $1,000 last year, 10000.
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Cniou Pacific Railroad.

WAsHINGToN. October 9.-Thrrc
seems to be strong probability that the
question Of composition of the Union
Pacific Railroad, will b. settled in very
few days. During the term OF office Of
Secretary Cox, report WAS made by
the commissioners in regard Ia that
rosd, in which certain thing. Were
recommended to BE- done Ia render
the road complete as first class
road, within the meaning of the at Of
Congress. A commission recently
appointed by the President. has just com-
pieted the examination of the road for
the purpose Of ascertsining whether it
has been completed. The report is look
ed for with very great interest, as It, re-
Communications, II favorable, permanent
lv establish the status of the road, and
give to the company its entire land grant,
amounting to some 1900, 600 scres, not
an acre of which has yet been patented to
10 the road
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Montana Capital Removal.

WASIINGTOS. October . The Attor-
ncv General has decided upon the queS-
ton a: 10 whether the votes given for
and against the removal of the capital in
Montana Territory, ut the recent election
there, were legally canvuascd, or can be
rccanvasscd; that they are questions of
local concern, in which the departments
of the govern nent have no jurisdiction,
and that the appropriate place for their
determination is in the courts of the
territory
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News Items.

NEw York. october 81. Roberts
& Co, frur dealers on South street, an
nouuce tnat they Are compelled to ask a
temporary extension.
The State Executive Committee ofthe
Independent Temperance party, have
withdrawn the nomination of Judge
Groo and DIR. Sutton. for Governor and
Iieutenant-io and decided 10 &c
cept the regular State Prohibition ticket,
headed BY Myron II. Clark. d" .s-''-
The performances given at Booths
and Wallacks theatres, for the benefit of
the family Of Marx Smith, netted about
sSoso. e tsslE - ~
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The =, n. General Down ON Claim,
Agents.

WAsHrSGToN, October 9.--Postmastcr
General Jewell Yesterday, "n noticing
that certain payment was about To b"
made 10 tn" Erie Railroad Company
through claim agent in this rity, tcle-
rraphed to the president ofthat company
rs follows:
II desire Ia discontinue the system Of
claim agency relating To business in or
with the Po-tofiic" department, as such
agencies, to II greater or lc-- extent, re-
feet upnn the good faith and promptnrs-
Of the government. desire that bu-i-
ness with this department should b" con-
Quoted by. and claims due paid to, PER
sons or parties directly interested and
not with or to claim agents. l. this your
wish, or do you wish them 10 go through
third hands? Please state frankly what
commission y"a pay your agents. Pres
idcnt Jewctt replied by telegraph, stating
that the company had no clam agrncy
rmployrd on a commission. but that for
it, convenience and for the speedy dis
patch ofbu.incss. il had employed agent, at
a stipulated sum per snnum Tor such ser
vices a. might he rendered. If, however,
such All employment would, in any way,
infringe upon such system NJ the Post
mater General might wish 10 adopt the
railroad company desiring Is conform 20
his views. would withdraw it.
In reply the Postmaster General
to-day sent the following
telegram, and it may be con-
.idcred an authoritative expression Of
his views, which will be Immediately
embodied in the Department Orders. IL
j. nv desire that no agent shall stand be-
tween thi. Department and any parties
with whom il has business. III any neg
lee, in transactiDg our busWess or ma
king payments i perceived by your COM
pany, beg you will promptly y inform me
Of il. and | will try to see that your IN
teres; Is protected; but | cAunot permit
claim agents 10 come around the Drpart-
ment. By this do no; mean the proper
officers Of the company who wish to come
here 10 transact their business, or 20 ac-
celerate their claims, but i eannof and
will no. tolerate claim agents.
Rates OF Duties not Increased.
An official statement Is made thai there
Is DO foundation, in fact, for the
allegation that the act Of June 22d, 1874,
revising and condensing the laws
Of the United Stats, efscted any
change in the rates Of duties AT that time
by law properly imposed, nor i.thsre
any foundation in fact, for the allegation
that The Treasury Department through
/ it. decisions or otherwise, has in any way
altered the law or increased the rates 81
duties.
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u. ~. l,.,...,nL M.cI.stcr District .

DMl IDirrlg u UrbStcr DlNI1rt'
annuunc. myself as candidate i"r
Ia.ri-.. nf Webster district, and respectful
d submit the same To your consideration.
ori -. L.. BROCKETT.
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Counterfeiters Arrested.

BrFEALo, October 9.-The United
States detectives to-day arrested Theo.
Ballard, ala. John Davis, one Of the
most expert counterfeiters and engrAvers
in the country, also Elizabeth Ballard
and Ann Adams. aecomplices. In their
possession Wa, found $1,000, counterfeit
money Of vsriou. denominations, toge;h-
er with pres, dies, plates, &c.
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lie then Gives His Note To the EdtfoI
Of the Pfcayu unr.


and letters from AttOrHey-General Field
and Auditor Clinton, .lfur~ing thst aid
statements are untrue In conclusion he
says: The facts and figures ,Sstsd jn my
addrrs, Of the 30th ult, are taken from
the official records IN the Auditor and
Treasurers Offices. These records and
al the archives Of the State bearing up
ON the questions therein discussed, are
open 10 the editor Of the Pienta,a> or any
one for tho fullest investigation, and
invite and challenge the closest scrutiny
and DEFY the contradiction Of any
Of the material allegations ~ my
address. The Republican party of Lou
isiana accept the issue offered by you that
either Kellogg or hi chief opponents
mus, now stand before the world A. most
reckless and unblushing in fabrication,
and they appeal to the record 81 the
Stat. 70 show that Il /. NOT the presen;
State government or it. supporter that
have falsifed the iacts regarding Loais'
lana affair.
Contest Betsees Repubiiess Can
didafes.
ST. PAUL. October 9.-There has teen
great interrst and excitement to-day, be.
tween the friends Of Senator Ramsey and
Governor Davis, both Of whom are can.
didates for the United Stated Senate, and
both Of whom reside in this city, orer
the primary elections u the Republican
party. Both Of the contestants brought
out their ful fopce with the result that
the Ramsey men carried the city and
county.
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Asxe.ptnx Democratic Victory.

AuGusTA. October $50 far Is heard
from. only three counties in Georgia-
Liberty. Newton and Glynn-have gone
Repnblican. The Indications are that
the entire delegation from Georgia in
the next Congress will BE- Democratic
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Nt,,R,. Eplrog~:- Please announce me
asa ,arandidalr for the office of Justice "i
lhr Peace ul Webster district, al the ensu-
lug election. JOHN q. BELLENll.LE.
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Ocean Steamer.

LIvERPooI. October 9-The ,team-
ships Algeria, from New York, and the
Naaerland, from PhiiAdelpha, arrived
out .a .rF. g.E ..
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New YogK, October 9.-The steamship
California, from Glasgow. has arrived
QuEEssrowx, October 9.-The steam
shin H.ckia from Boston has arrived.
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The Attorney General on His Dignity

WASHINGTON, October 9.-Thc Att0r-
ncy General on being interrogatrd con-
ccrning rumor> prevalent in New Orleans
that h" had instructed the commence
mcnt of legal proceedings against MEM
bcrs of the White League throughout
Louisiana, says he did not consider it
worth while either to confirm or deny
the report
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RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. ARRIVED: Glencoe from
New Orleans, Kinney frt M Vicksburg. Departed:
Atlantic fer New Orleans. The river is falling,
with 81 feet to Cairo. The weather is cloudy and
mild. The Paragon, which is aground at Kimms.
wick, had all her cargo taken out but she is in
rather bad fix, being good deal bumped mid
ships, and deep water at both bow and stem he,.
hog chains are also broken, and it is necessary o
keep her pumps constantly working to free her Of
the watc:
CINCINNATI, Dec. 4.--Riyer u fee! and falling.
Weather clear and cool.
PITTsBURG, Dec. 4.-Riyer CT and rising
Weather clear and cooler.
EVANSVILLE, Dec. 4.-Thc river is about sta
tionarv. Weather clear and mild. Passed up:
Rojt. Mitchell, al 2, u. Down: Marie Louise
at 10 A. n:
CAIco, H., Dec. 4.--Arrived: Peytona from
vevay at =. NJ: Future City from New Or
leans, at 8 A. NJ: Exporter from Cincinnati. IT Q
2. NJ; John Kyle from New Orleans, at 10 2. n
Departed: peytona for New Orleans, at II ?. NJ
Future City for St. Louis, at 8 p. NJ. Kyle for ST.
Louis. ut s =. NJ. River ten feet and eleven
inches ard rieins. Weather clear. Mercury
forty-eiX.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Dec. 4.-Eivor falling slowly,
clear and pleasant. Passed down: Sam j. Hale,
from Cincinnati, to New Orleans.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 4-River has fallen 2 inches.
Weather clear and warm. Arrived Qnickstep,
from White River, and Parker, from Cincinnati.
Departed: Julia for st. Louis Bismarck for New
Orleans, Ddgan for Little Ro;i;.
VICKsBUaa, Dec. 4.-Thc weather to-day has
been clear and warm. The river has risen 4
inches in the past "a hotirs. Passed up: City OF
Quincy ut ! z. NJ. Passed down: II. L. Lee at
J.. n. Arrived: Capitol City at z. NJ.
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MARINE.

SOUTHWEST PASS, Dec. 4. 6 =. M.-Barometer
3O:10 Wind \. Z, ftcsli.
Arrived; Bark Brightest Star, Hutchinson,
rnanter, 80 days from Rio de Janeirc.
Arrived for orders Bark Fenrietta, so days
from Havana, Simpson mastVr; Bark Adliare
Petronele, BoGy master, e6 days from Antwerp.
Ship Fyl2ia, Jensen master, 80 Gays Fora Barrow
England; ship Malta, Bard master, so days from
Antwerp Norwegian bark \. S., 81 days from
Hayre, Petersen master.
No departures.
PASS A-L'OurRE, Bee. Wine east, light The
ship Nile previously reported outside. for orders,
came in and went to the city. t is the ship Co
net that has arrived outside, for orders. The
British steamship State Of Alabama is coming to
the bar.
Sailed-Ship Itasca.
NORFOLK, Va, Dee. 4.-Arrived ~TrOubador,
from Liverpool, with salt.
SaileG-Steamship San Jaointo for Liverpool,
with 57l bales OF cotton.
New YORK, Dec. ARRIVED out City of Lon
don.
[By Ocean Towboat and Telegraph Company. J
SOUTHWEST PASS, Dec. 4, z. M.-The tOwboat
Oces,. turned to sea ships Invlncible, Formosa
and bark talpo, and Is now on the way up with
ships Cort Adler and Nile. Towboat Rio Grande
towed from city to sea ship success and is now
on the way up with ships Sea Forth and India
and bark JAS. A. Bor,and. Tug Admiral towed
TO bar and to sea ship Itasca, snd is now on the
way up to city with barks Sea Gem and Galathea.
The following vessels ars here waiting orders:
Norwegian bark Area. ships Birmingham, Felicia,
tronella and Tiger: ship Hardwood, outside,
bound to Mobile, also bark st. Andrew, bound to
baltimore. Ship Malta outside bound up.
At the bar: Steamship State OF Alabama, to 4.
K. Miller & Co. Waiting orders, ship Coronet
and bark Alpha.
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THE CITY.

CLAIM Your CHlD.-A colored woman
named Lizzie Watson, who resides at the cor
ner OF Melpomene and St. Thomas streets,
brought to the First Precinct Station, las,
evening, a white male child about seven weeks
old, which she wished to dispose of. The
woman states that the child wss left at her
house to nurse, about month ago, by white
woman named Kate, who said she was work
ing at the corset factory, corner Of Erato and
Camp streets
) After inquiring at the place she was unable
to find the mother Of the infant. She was
prevailed upon by the police to keep the child
for two days longer, when, if the mother does
not come forward, she will send it to the In
tants Asylum.
PIcKrocEETs.-Henry Brown and George
Jackson, two well known pickpockets and
| sneak thieves, We're arrested on Camp, be-
| tween Canal and Common streets, by Special
Officers Harris and Walsh at II clock yester-
day, as the grand procession was Oh its way
down town, and confined them in the First
Precinct Station, on a charge of being dan
gerous and suspicious characters and Migrants.
BuRGLARY.- About half-past II o'clock yes
terday morning the residence Of Mr.. c. L,
Ba5cock, on ConstantinOpie, between Camp
and Chestnut streets, was burSlariously en-
tered by some unknown thieves, who carried
of jewelry and household effects to the amount
OF about one hundred and fifty dollars The
entrance was effected through window in the
rear of the premises, during the absence OF
OF the family, who were down town Witnessing
the grand parade Of the Knights Templar.
DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED. At 8 o'clock last
night, a woman named Amantine Miller
while walking at the corner of Gasquet aud
Where streets, was shot and dangerously
wounded by some unknown party. A man
named Sylvester Ward was arrested by Off
Ger Rhinehart, charged, from information re-
ceived, with having done the shooting. The
wounded woman was sent to the Charity Hos
pital.
CARy1NG.-About half past o'clock last
evening, difficulty took place at No. 40 Re-
ligious street, between two colored women,
named Cora johnson and Martha Cohen,
which resulted in the former being cut several
times in the head and neck with a razor in
the hands OF the latter, who was arrested and
locked Up in the Fifth Precinct Station.