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NEW YORK.


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New YoRK, April 3.-ChaFles A. Dana
learning that an attachment had been is
sued against him from the Supreme COur
OF the District Of Columbia, surrendered
to-day, to the United States Marshal, Hi
counsel then asked for u writ Of hGbcG
corpus, and citing the Marshal to appear
and show cause Why Mr.. Dana should b.
detained. The United States District At
tornoy asking for adjournment, it was ar
ranged that q hearing take place on Tues
day next, Mr., Dana, meanwhile, being
allowed to go on parole.
Steamers Hooper and Great Northern
have arrived at Cieniugos, Cuba, from
Ponce, p. h, with telegraphic cable,
The subscription entertainment Satur-
day night in the Academy Of Music, New
York, Tor tho benefit Of the fund to meet
the expenses Of the American riaemen IL
q contest in Ireland next summer with
the Irish team, netted $4,000.
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storm and Flood In New England

BosroN, April 4.-A heavy rain storm,
with northeast wind, has prevailed here
and generally throughout New England
for the past twenty.fOur hours. As the
rain IL still falling, apprehenSions Ol
serious damage from lreshOts seem well
founded. All the rivers are rapidly
rising, and should the storm continue an
other day, or a general breakup Of the
Ice to occur, the results must be disastrous
The Kennebec river has risen four feet
during the day at HallOwCll, and at 0 =,
NJ. was even with the wharves and rapidly
rising.
AtLisbon Falls the bridge Of the Maine
& Central Railroad was raised two feet
by the Ice jam, which rendered II impas.
sable for trains. A large force Of work
men were engaged during the day in
blasting away the leo and repairing the
bridge, and tonight II Is reported safe.
In Northern Maine the rain commenced
falling Friday night, and has continued
unintOrruptedly ever since.
At Manchester, N. H., the river Il
greatly swollen and the water Is pouring
over AmOskeag dam A feet deep. Several
mills at Manchester and Lawrence will be
compelled to shut down tomorrow on
account Of the back.waIer. Al the latter
place the water Is seven feet deep over
the top of the falls, being the highest
water since the great freshet Of 1860, and
the river still rising.
A dispatch from Concord says immi.
nent danger ia threatening nine bridges,
several Of them railroad bridges, between
that city and HoOkset.
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THE MASSACRE OF LIEUTENANT HoL
CoMRE's SURVEYING PARTY.

THE MASSACRE OF LIEUTENANT HoL-
CoMRE's SURVEYING PARTY.
New York, AprilS.-A Calcutta cor
respondent, writing Of the massacre In
the Naga Hills Of the surveying party
under Lieutenant HOlcOmbc, says the
heads Of the slain were taken off by the
survivors, to prevent their being paraded
In the villages Of the Nagas, as those saw
ages think as much Of the caput as the
American Indians do Of the scalp. The
numberof killed and wounded, so far as
can be ascertained, are eighty killed,
Glty-one slightly wounded, and fifty-twO
unhurt The Supreme Government In.
tend sending two regiments forward at
once, when the massacre will bc avenged.
The orders to these regiments are 10 ex.
terminate, root and branch, oil Of the vii
lages and villagers Of what Is known "a
the sanno and Ninu villages Of tho Naga
Hill tribes. The sayages numbered near
ly two hundred, and they obtained access
10 the camp Of the surveyors under the
prctenSe Of bringing presents TO the Olli'
GERS, and selling provisions, &C., to the
remainder Of the party.
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ANOTHER @WILD Car" INSURANCE Co
SUccUMDs,-The In Belle Insurance Co.,
which commenced operations in the 0pera
House building early last winter, was sold
out at COnstable's sale on Saturday
afternoon, to satisfy claim OF $76 foI
rent, Officer Dick Richardson sold the
Office furniture for $ll5, aud after paying
the original claim the remainder Of the
proceeds was attached In his hands, This
Company claimed the usual heavy capital
Int o. the community had no confidence IN
"wild cat" companies 1t did not live long
Tho entire liabilities 80 far az we can
learn, Of this company, will not exceed
500. Officer Richardson will sell Oul
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Insurance Company
on the 9th inst,
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Chinnand Japan.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-The Pacific
Mail steamship Great Republic, from
Hong Kong, via Yokohama, arrived at
o'clock this morning. She left Hong
Kong March 1st, arrived al Yokohama
on lie 9Th and sailed on the nth.
HoSG KoNo, March /, VIA SHANGHAI
March 2l.-0flicial mourning was briefly
suspended on February 25th throughout
China for the ceremonies Of lie new &C.
cessiOh. For a few hours each city was
devoted to solemn forms and elaborate
displays, after which there was o general
return 10 the habits and dress Of conyen.
Lional grief. The foreign shops In the
open p0rla and the Legations and Consul.
lales were decorated for the occasion.
II Is reported on high authority that
there waS a conflict February 18th In
FotmOsa between the Southern aborigi.
nees and Chinese troops, the latter being
defeated with the loss Of several hundred
The scene Of the encounter was Hong
Kong villagsSslx miles north Of the old
japanese position, and remarkable iot
The fact that before their departure The
Japanese had completely won the conf.
dence and affection Of the abotigihees
who expressed great sorrow at their with.
dtawal; but their ancient hatred against
the Chinese now appears stronger than
ever. -.
YOKOHAMA, March 1.-THE weight oI
the new trade dollar Of Japanese cur.
fency IA fxed al 620 grains, English
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Ghe9ttelIiqstr
The Vote To-day.


There Is no reason to doubt that the
vote Of our people to-day will be in favor
Of the appropriation to build a Capitol for
the use Of tho State as long rs Wheeling
shall remain the seat Of government
Neither is there any reason to doubt that
the vote in favor Of such an apprOpria-
ton would be larger than 1t probably
will be but for tho approhCnsions that
exist as to the immediate future OF the
Capital question. There are influential
newspapers in this State, backed by an
influential public sentiment that are
strongly in favor Of letting the Capital
question rest for several years to come
We quote some extracts bearing upon
this point this morning, from papers just
to hand. On the other side there are some
papers that favor a re-Opcning Of the re-
moyai agitations at an early day. This
Is particularly true OF the Third district
We believe, however, that the growing
feeling is in favor Of n halt in the Capital
agitation. The fact that so much time
was spent during the last session over the
subject tends to incline the people In favor
Of this halt. The chances would, there
fore, seem To be that the let.alone policy
for the present will grow In favor.
In closing this article we may very
properly refer those who place light es-
innate upon the location Of the Capital
in the city Of Wheeling, to that portion
Of the complaint Of the petitioners set
forth in the application for a writ Of In
junction; in which they dwell with great
particularly, upon the immense adyan-
tages which Charleston had derived from
her selection to DO what they choose to
call tho permanent seat Of State govern
ment, and the terrible blow which will he
inflicted upon her present prosperity
and future prospects by tho removal
Of the Capital from thence. While the
advantages aCcruing to Wheeling from
becoming the Capital Of the State would
not be 30 marked as in the case OF Charles.
ton, they would nevertheless be such as to
be very Sensibly appreciated. The In
lluence Of the presence Of the Capital
among US upon our prosperity would
never grow less, but would bc constantly
increasing quantity.
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JUSTICE CALDwELI.-Ac colored woman
named Harriet Wilson on Saturday com
plained before this Justice that James
Nuby had assaulted and beaten her,
Nuby was arrested upon two charges
one for assault and battery and the other
for disturbing tho peace. Harriet was
willing to let the matter drop II James
would promise to not interfere with her
In the future, and pay the costs, which
James promised and paid and was accord
ingly discharged,
All action for unlawful detaincr was
instituted before this Justice by John Ro'
brecht against Sllas Wharton, The nc.
tion was brought to recover possession ol
u farm on Long Run, and the case will be
heard OH the 9Th inst.
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ISnilway Collision.

OMAHA, April 4.-About 1890 this
morning The Chicago express train which
left here Saturday evening and the IA.
cihc express train, bound west, collided
between Albion and Tyronne, on the Chi.
cago, Burlington 4 Quincy road, com.
pletely wrecking both engines and In.
Stantly killing II. L. Miller, Of Chicago
The express engineers, Pugh and streetOr
and Mcdonald, fireman on one oi
the engines, sustained serious but
not fatal injuries. One Of the bag
gage masters IL missing. The wreck took
lire but was extinguiShed. Mr.. Nulten
post clerk, on tho western bound train
was seriously burned by a stove falling
on him. The accident was caused by The
failure Of an operator 10 deliver The trair
order. Mr.. G. 3. 0rtoh, son Of President
0rton Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, rendered efficient medical aid
10 tho wounded and suffering. None oi
the passengers were seriously injured,
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AUSTRIA.

uNvAlLtSd THE MONUMENT TO MAXI
MILAN.
TRIESTE, April S.-The ceremony Of
unvailing tho monument to the memory
Of the late Emperor Maximilian took
place In this city to-day, in the presence
Of the Emperor Francis Joseph, Arch.
dukes, Ministers and an immense con-
course Of people. Great enthusiasm
was exhibited, and speeches were made
dwelling on the merits Of Maximilian
and expressing the attachment Of the in.
habitahts Of Trieste to the Imperial
house. Tho Emperor, who was deeply
moved, cordially thanked the people fol
their manifestations OF LOYALTY.
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SEAsoNABLE sUoGEsrIoEs,-Nowi Is the
time when doctors chuckle and men COM
nit indiscretions. These blue skies and
treacherous warm breezeS Of early spring
tempt the incautiouS to put aside their
heavy clothing and don lighter attire.
The results arc coughs, colds and other
serious ailments. II Is impossible TO be
too slow in discarding warm clothing.
The present season Is the most deceptive,
tickle and changeable Of the whole year,
and every precaution should be taken to
guard against il evil effects. Don't be in
q hurry to put away your overcOats in
camphor; there Is time enough for some
more cold weather yet.
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Ell nnIl I1rol,e 1Iih Neel,.

pt4nBuRgH, April 4.-An old gentle.
man named David Summers, steamboat
engineer, aged Oh years, residing on
Beaver avenue, Allegheny City, fell down
staifs last night and broke his neck. He
wa found BY bis wife this morning about
I o'clock, He went to bed at 10 o'clock
Saturday night, aud II is supposed after.
ward Fot up 10 70 10 q grQcet'a, as pack.
aeeS q gtocetles were found scattered
around him,
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CLEVELAND, April Al. l.. Jones, u
boat builder, aged about forty years, was
drowned in the river yesterday, He fell
from u vessel on which he was al work
He leaves u wife and two children.
A FIRE in the planning mill Of ]. 7. Den
ham, corner Of Centre and Columbus
streets, this afternoon, damaged tho build
Ing, machinery and stock about $S,0O0i
partially insured. Tho origin Of the fire
Ia unknown,
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SPAIN.
pEsrRrIoNs rRoM bon oAnLos.

UESBHTIUNb FHUM Dun UHNIV9'
MADRID, April 3.-Since the issue Ol
General Cabrera's manifesto two hundred
and forty-four officers have left the ser.
vice Of Don Carlos and entered France.
OF these nine were generals, Many Others
have surrendered TO the AlfOnslsts.
sABALB TREATING WITH ALToSsIss.
The Carlist General Sabalis has had
an interview with General CampoS, at
Olot, under flag Of truce. There Ia
reason to believe that he will soon give
In his adhesion to King Alfonso, and In
return his present rank will bo recognized
bv the Government,
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WeaIher I.eporL
WAR DkpARtAkNT,
OHPIcE or THE CIIIRP BlONAL 0RPlCER,
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 1850 p. N.


For the Lake Region and southwest.
ward to the Missouri Valley, increasing
cloudiness and light rain, with northeast
to southcrly winds and falling barometer
east Of the Missouri Valley.
For the South Atlantic and GuliStates,
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, easterly
TO sUuthcrly winds, clear and warmer
weather, except in The Ohio Valley, and
rising barometer, followed by falling
barometer and threatening weather In the
Ohio and Central Mississippi Valleys.
For New England, the Middle States
and the Lower Lake Regions, partly
cloudy and cool weather, with eastGrly Ia
northwest winds and rising barometer
during the night, followed by threatening
weather and possibly rain on the coast.
The Upper Ohio and Allegheny and
Arkansas rivers will fall slowly. The
Central Mississippi will rise.
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Bank Officers Arrested for Eth.
haIS1atn nf1t.

RtcHMoSp, April S.--John E. l,osseaux
President, and Thos. s. Ormstead, Cashier
Of the Dollar Savings Bank, which col.
lapsed In the panic Of 1873, were arrested
to-day, charged with enbettlihg 8, 900 OI
the funds Of the bank, and with making
fraudulent entries. They were committed
to iail, bail being refused.
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LIVERPOOL, April 3.-The Steamship
Abyssinia, City Of Montreal and llerdeI
have arrived out,
NEW YoRK, April 3.-stcamship 81 Stat,
Of Louisiana, from Glasgow,
PHILADELPHIA, April 4.-Arriyed =
Steamship Ohio, from Liverpool.
New York, April A. Arrived
Steamer Celtic, from Liverpool,
BosToN, April 4.-Arrived-Stoamel
Hecla, from Liverpool.
New YoRK, April 4.-Arrived-Steam
er Idaho, from Liverpool.
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The river was still rising last evening,
with q feet 2 inches In the channel.
The Courier departed for ParkCrsburg
at 10A AM on Saturday.
The Ragon left for Pittsburgh at 7 AN
on Saturday.
The Hudson took her departure for
Cincinnati on Saturday afternoon, with
an excellent trip.
The steamers Salt Valley, Skillinger,
Mollie Ebert and Exchange paSsep up on
their way to Pittsburgh during Saturday
night
The Carrie Brooks, en- route for Pitts.
burgh from ZanCsyille, passed up yester-
day morning.
The steamers Juniata, Benton and
Utah passed down yesterday.
The Express will be this mornings
Parkersburg boat
LBy Telegraph.
CAIRO, April 4,--Arriyed: Belle Mem.
phis, St, Louis; John A. Woods, New
Orleans; ColOradoan Capital City, Vicks-
burg; City OF ViCksburg st. Louisj Bar
rock City, New Orleans. Departed: Ar
kansas Belle, Evansville; Belle Memphis,
Memphis Jas. Howard, New Orleans;
John A. Wood, Ohio river; Colorado and
Capitol City, 81. Louis. barron City broke
a shaft at Island 2 and was towed here by
the Eckert. River 80 feet 10 inches; ris-
Ing. Clear.
MEMPHls, April 4.-River fell inch.
Clear and warm. Arrived: Vint Shinkle,
Cincinnati; Belle Of Texas, Pine Bluff.
Departed: Thomas Dean, Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, April 4.-River risen $40
of foot, with % 0-l0 feet on the gauge.
Weather clear; mercury 43 10 80. Up
ldlewild, Storm and barges, Nick Long
worth. Down-Andy Baum, Peytona
and barges, Morning Star, Bowling Green.
They were generally well loaded.
CiNctNNGTI, April 4.-River 81 feet 10
inches; rising. Clear and pleasant. Pass
ed down: Fearless and tow from Pitts
burgh to 81. Louis; Means and tow from
Wheeling to ST, Louis.
LouIsvILLE, April 4.--River rising
slowly with 4 feet 4 inches In tile cana,
| 0 feet 4 inches IN the chute. Arrived
Mary Houston, New Orleans; ]. d. Park.
or, Cincinnati. Departed-Parker, Men-
pills. =,
The funeral Of the late Capt. James w.
GOslee was very largely attended to-day.
II Ia estimated that 1000 persons from
this city went on special train and by
other conveyance.
ST. Louis, April 4.-Arriyed-Rob
Roy, KeOkuk; City Of Chester, Memphis.
Departed--None. River rising about 1
foot daily, fully Is feet Of water TO Cairo
| Weather clear and warm.
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sHIE FomenlIng Disorder.

NEW York, April 4.-A Potsville,
Penn, special says John siney accom-
panied by John Welsh, President Of the
schuylkill county branches Of the Min
ers Association went to Carbon and Lu.
zerne counties to induce a strike there.
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CAPtrob MEEftSa At THE CouRr
IfoUsE,-The Capitol meeting OF the
Court House on Saturday night was we'll
attended. A. q. Robinson, Eaq, pre-
sided, and the meeting was addressed BY
j, H, Good, Esq, Dr.. I. II. Logan and
M, j. r, Hubbard. A vote was taken
upon the proposed appropriation, re-
stiltine In a unanimous voics In lie favor.
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BusHNAN CoMMlrrED.-On Saturday
Henry HuShuan was arrested and taken
before Justice O'KeeiIe, charged with
committing breach Of the peace at Lar:
amies place on the evening Of the LIST Of
April. In default Of $500 bail 10 keep
the peace for one year, he was committed
Ia iati
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TIE srEUBENvILLE ExouRsION,-ThC
Wiesel Musical Institute and friends will
leave for Steubenyille on the steamer
Andes this afternoon, and return after the
concert given by the Institute Is over,
The trip will be q pleasant one, and VIC
doubt not the commodiOus steamer will
be crowded with excurSiOnists.
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NEW York, April 4.-A London dis.
patch says the United States steamer
Mcnongahela arrived ut st, Helena with
the KeTguelan party Of observers Of the
Transit Of Venus.
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PROSPECT ron PEACE.

LONDON, April, S.-Adyiccs from Spain
represent tho prospect Of peace increaS-
Ing daily. One hundred and eighty Car
lists officers have already given In their
submission to Alfonso.
sANTANnER, April 4,-The CarlSts have
not entered the province Of Santander.
Submissions Of inSurgent officers to
Alfonso are increasing In number, and
nearly one hundred are announced In this
province alone within few days. Gen.
Mace Conncll has given notice OF his ad.
hesion 10 the King.
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ANDY JOHNSON Is in great demand as
Democratic campaigner, but thus far all
invitations to 80 upon the stump have
been declined with thanks. Hs prefers
10 make speeches about the Constitution
on his own hook.
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THE little ofthogfapbieal difficulty be.
tween Bridgeport and Wheeling has not
been settled very pleasantly a. yet. The
BtidgepofterS blood Il up TO fever heat,
and they will evidently have serious
"spellr unless Prof. Morton or Esq. Black
does not treat the case promptly and corr
tectly.-BdmCsviile Eatsrprise.
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GONDoN, April 3.-The TINES, In re-
viewing The Moody and sahkey revival,
considers the movement transitOry, al
though long 10 be remembered az a curl.
Qua feature Of religious life.
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The Whereabouts OF II0echer on
June 2d,

New YoRK, April S.-If the rumor Is
to be believed, Henry NJ. Cleveland testi'
fed on Friday that he was manager Of the
ChriSiaR Union on June 2, 1879, and that
Beecher was In the Office Of that paper in
New York between II and IL o'clock on
TINT daV.
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ELtzABErn, April S.-PfeaidenL Grant
and family left for Washington thil
morning. The President held a reception
last evening al the residence Of A. r
(oThin
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patches, Perpetual infamy or complete
vindicatiOn are the prizes to be drawn in
this terrible lottery, and the wheel must
shortly begin to turn.
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the people through all time against q
change, And so far as the getting up Oi
a State House was concerned, that was q
private affair altogether, and Goy' Steven
son had no authority, nor did he intend
to assert any authority, to enter into q
contract affecting the peFpetuiIy Of the
Capital at Charleston.
The intention Of the trainers Of the
Constitution OF 1868, and the Legislature
OF 1869, is well explained by the clause in
the Constitution Of 1872, which says In
the iewcst and plainest words that the
seat Of government should only be at
Charleston until otherwise provided by
law. This clause was made thus simple
and unmistakable in order to put at rest
the point that had been raised In the in.
terest OF Charleston, to the effect that the
seat Of government could not bC changed
from that place owing to the peculiar
wording OF the provision on the subject in
the old Constitution, And during the
memorable canvass of 1872 It was every
where understood that II the new Con-
stitution was adopted the right Of any
subsequent Legislature to remove the Cap
ital from Charleston would be unquCs-
toned.
But this Is oil, and really more than
all, tho space we can afford to devote to
this question to-day,
The other points made by the petition
ers are Of a subordinate and minor char
acter, and relate to lechnicalitles on
which they themselves perhaps lay as lit
tie stress ~ anybody else. We under
stand from a gentleman who has lately
been in the Kanawha Valley that little
or no intrinsic weight Is really attached
to the reasons set forth in the petition by
leading parties there, but that tho move
msnt is rather q dilatory proceeding, put
forth for the purpose Of gaining time and
thus worrying out the removal movement
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WHEELING GYMSAsrtc ASSOCIATION.
The following officers have been elected
by the Wheeling GymnaStic Association
President, Frank johnson; Secretary and
Treasurer, WIG. Wilkinson; Directors
Joseph PAUL, j. D. Stanton, q. P, Linch.
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DRRApPuI DEATH OF A BEtLAtRE
DRoyRR. R.-The body Of John ". Andre, q
dtoyef about thirty yeata Of age, was
ionnd horribly nAangied on the track Of
lhe Baltimore 3 Ohio RailroAd, Of Mount
Glare Station, neat Baltimore, . day OF
tNo ago. Il q supposed that he was run
over By d freight train During the night
Andte Waa ff6m BallAite, Ohio.
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KEY Wet, April Ave have had
four cases OF yellow fever here. Nont
existing now. Weather cool and city
healthy. Nv. HARRIS, N. D.,
Health OGoer,
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APPOINTMENT REvoKEp. Tho up.
pointment Of John STANLEY a. special
policemen at Laramie's place has been
revoked by the City Sergeant, for abusing
a prisonef on Friday last.
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TRENTON, N. j, April 4.-A FIRE this
morning destroyed the finishing depart
ment Of Cooper, Hewet \ Cos wire mill,
causing damages 10 the amount Of $780,
600; no insurance,