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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
The water EugincersbIp.

NO CAUCUS, LAST NIGHT, AND No CHANGE IN THE
sITUArIoN-A CAUCUS, THIS AFrEgSooN--THE
PURvEYoR AND REGISTRAR PLAcEs
The announcement in the Herald, this Morn
ing, that at a Democratic CAUCUS held last night
Mr.. McIntire had resigned the nomination for
the Chief Engineership OF the Water Depart
ment in favor Of Mr. Hayes, and that the latter
had received the support of the caucus, with.two
dissenting voten, created some surprise Mr.
Hayes has been generally credited with opposi-
ton to the selection of Mr. Mc1ntire for the
place. and how it could be possible that Mr.. Nc
Intire would consent to the elevation OF one or
his strongest opponents to the place which he
himself desired WAS matter which no one could
comprehend. The only explanation offered was
that Mr.. McIntire was to be retained in his
present position at an increased salary.
The facts in the case are that no caucus was
held, and consequently no resignation was ten
derod The report published in the Herald was
" set up " on one of its reporters by professedly
warm friends of that paper whose names it ID
It is generally believed, however, that
some such movement is on foot, and that this
little .information" was given out as 'feeler. y
Tonight the Council will be called upon to elect
a Chief Engineer, and Democratic caucus has
been called for this afternoon to find way
ont OF present difficulties.
Several propositions will be submitted to this
caucus it il stated among which will belt IL I'M
derstood, the bestowal of the Chief Engineer
ship upon Mr.. Hayes, who is represented to be
tired Of the life of councilman and is willing
to accept the more lucrative place. Hr. Hay es,
however says he has too much respect for him
self and his party to accept a nomination for the
Chief Engineership OF any other position while
a member of Council. II this selection IL inadf,
the probabilities are that Mr.. Mc1ntlre will be re
taiued where he now il, the place to be made
more desirable for him. Another slate il UNI
derstood to be the tho election of Mr.. VIM Con
ner, OF Woolley II Conner,as Chief Engineer he
being compromise candidate. His election
will not it il Thought, affect Mr. McIntre's chan
ces for tho general foremanship OF the new
basin. This place, it is also stated, was intend
ed for Mr.. Hyde, in the event of Mr.. Mclntire s
superseding him in his present place, but as
this is impossible the belief is that Mr.. Hyde
will have to make room for more approved
Democrat.
A meeting of the Water Committee was hold
last night. but no result vas reached in the &C.
lection of Purveyo. IL the absence Of MIR. Can
by.
The Water Registrar IL to be elected tonight,
for which place Edward McIntirc, Geo. Robinett
and Frank A. Price, Jr,, tanned. The indi-
cations point towards NJ h'o .ntire, and he will
very probably be the MAJ .nless other contin-
gencies not necessary to state, shall prevent his
oil
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

WILMINGTON PERFORMERS TUMBLE AT MIDDLE
rowN-NARRow ESCAPE FROM SERIOUS INJURY
Special to the Commercial.
MIDDLETowN, DEL. Oct T.
An entertainment was advertised to be given.
last evening, in the Town Hall, by Willard Il
Crcssee's Combination, composed of some young
gymnasts from your city. For trapeze per-
formance,a stout rope..was procured and one end
fastened to a large sycamore tree in the yard OF
of the Middletown Hotel and the other to the
rafters in the cupola of the Hall. To this
rope was attached the trapeze and the
performance began as soon az the people reached
town from the Fair grounds. The two perform
era wore George Fisher, ono Of the Quckstep
Base Ball nine, and Abe Gookin, both of Will
mngton, and as they were seated on the ira
peze bar, about thirty feet above the ground.
the rope suddenly gave way and the two gym
nasts came crushing down, the spectators utter
ing a cry OF horror.
Fortunately, the injuries OF neither are very
serious Gookin was CARED to the Hall, when it
was found that his hip WAS badly bruised. Fish
er had received cut over the eye, and bruised
leg. The affair naturally created considerable
excitement. Both the young mon made their
appearance again in the evening entertainment,
and at it another fall occurred, it being young
gymnast named Guthrie, this time, who fell
about twelve feet to the Hall floor. He jumped
up however, and walked off, showing no signs
OF being hurt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
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Chas, q. Fishers case.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE WASHINGTON COURTS, Yss-
TERDAY-APPLICArToN FOR HABEAs CORPUS, ON
TIrE GROUND THAT HE Is UNBOUND IN MIND.
Before Judge Macarthur, in Washington, yes
terday, +. j. Stanton appeared as the counsel of
Chas. G. Fisher aud filed petition for a writ Of
iabeas corpus, signed by Judge John W,
Wright, as the prisoners next friend, represent
ing that Fisher ia of unsound mind, .and is not
criminally responsible for his acts.
Tho conrt said that the question could be set
tied on the trial by jury, and inquired if the
District Attorney had not been notified, and said
he would hear the application on Saturday next
the counsel to give notice and serve acopy on
the District Attorney in the meantime. The Pc
ltlon, after stating that Fisher is now In jail in
dcfault of the '' excessive sum" of $4,000 bail,
proceeds to say that " the said Chas. q. Fisher
IL and for IL long uime previous to the supposed
commission Of said alleged offence has been OF
lirsound mind tosuch degree as to render him
rflinnally irresponsible for his acts"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

Anthony Trollope is Visiting the Yosemite
valley.
Alexander II. Stephens, it is said, is to re-
ceive 81 900 for speaking in Chicago lecture
course
Miss Warner, the author of the "Wide, Wide
World performed the services at her fathers
funeral.
DR.. Foss will be installed as president of
Wesleyan University. Middletown, Connecticut
on the 2lst inst.
No less than seven members of the next
Congress will answer to the name of Williams
and three to that of Harris.
king Kalakaua is not no seriously i'll after
all. He as-had bad cold, but has nearly tre-
covered from it now
"A Board of officers will meet in Washington
in a short time to decide upon pattern and pro-
pare specifications for an ambulance FOR use Ill
the army.
Mrs. Mary Clemmer, II l- said, will not write
Washington letters thi' winter. She has been
spending tho summer N4ntucket, and Of late
visiting Boston.
Mr.. Z. L. Davenport spraned his wrist Sc
verely in falling in Macbeth ut Philadelphia, Fri
das evening, and has been unable to appear
since. His physicians say no will be unable to
leave Philadelphia for several days.
Capt. John Norris of Petersburgh, Ken
tucky, is said to be the only man now living who
took part in the battle of Lake Erie. He is 81
years old, /. in vigorous health, and has gold
medal which the Legislature of Kentucky gave
him in 1860
--Longfellow has received presonts of two
canes recently, both of which weres cut by q ma
tive of Arcadia. One of them is from an old ap-
pie tree that stood near the shop OF ''Basil. the
blacksmith, and the other grew on the summit
of Cape Blomidon.
Theodore Tilton was 40 years old Friday, and
the day was also the twentieth anniversary of
his marriage. He came to the Parker House, in
this city, on his wedding day, and, by a singular
coincidence, occupied the same room in which
he WAS now nstalled,-Boston Traveller.
Gen. Joseph L. Johnston has at last put an
end to that story about himself and the Khe-
dives army. He writes to friend; 81 am very
sorry to say that the Khedive has not made mo
the magnificent offers reported by some South
ern editors nor do know il he is still APPOINT
ing Americans i'll his army"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
Kentucky stock Prices.

correspondent OF tho Cincinnati Gazette,
writing from Lexington, Ky, says:
This month and a portion OF next arc devoted
TO the annual fall sales of iue trottng stock aud
Fhort-horn cattle in Central Kentucky. Tho az
Bregate of the sales will be somewhere in the
region of half million dollars, if it does not
turpass that sum. An immense amount of the
acreage of the Blue Grass region is devoted to
nasturage instead Of cultivation, and the f1ne
stock raised on the luxurant grass have both
attalned II world wide reputation and (what is
oi more Importance to the raiser) brought large
sums OF money and proportionate profits to
those devoting their attention to them. Why,
we have known yearng colt to bring So, $50,
heiter to bring $500, and bull to bring
FlGO0O Common cattle hold their own very
wen at IA to 5l5 cents. Common horses are
low, bringing from $50 to $50 Work mules,
however, and good work-cattle, are bringing ex-
collent prices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
FOURTH EDITION.
The Columbus.

HER FIGURE HEAD SET UP IN THE NAVAL ACADEMY
GROUNDS AT ANNAPoLIs.
From BALTIC. American, To-dsyl
The massive figurehead Of one of our old line
battle ships, the Columbus was yesterday after
noon raised on pedestal constructed for it in
c6fitpicuous position fronting the main avenue
thrpHgh the grounds OF the Naval Academy at
Anfia ,os. Tho Columbus was classed az sew
enty-iour gun clip, and launched IN 1919
at the Washington Navy Yard. She was
used liy cambridge LII his flagship in his last
crune N Lae MedCer.ai can, and under Commo-
dore james Biddlo ,uade a cruise OF the unpre-
cedented length OF $4,000 miles, sailing to the
East Indies in 1915, aid returning to New York
in 18iS At the breaking out of the rebellion in
April 1861, she was burnt by order OF the doy-
erument, together with the other public vessels
lying at Norfolk, TO prevent her falling into the
hands Of the rebels. Her hgurehead was, how
ever, preserved by some chance.
The huge bust surmounting the pedestal raises
its head more than fifteen feet from the ground.
or course it makes few pretensions to artistic
merit, but the carver has succeeded in impart-
ing to the rude model a certain stateness and
self reliant dignity of bearing, not unftly
presenting our ideal Of the great Genoese.
The features, too, though wanting the fine lines
which give the subtlest expression, have a de-
dded character and individuality of their own,
and their contour is well brought out by the
background Of dark trees against which they are
sharply outlined. A coat OF mail fits closely to
tho figure, over which long Spanish cloak is
carelessly thrown, and broad belt is drawn
across the breast. One of those uncomf ortable
looking Vandyke ruflied collars encircles
tho neck making the stiffness with which
the head is get or the shoul-
ders seem perfectly excusable. Taken
az a whole, the dress is appropriate enough,
great archaeological accuracy not being demand
ed in the costume of tigurehead, and it sets off
well the strong form which lifts its uncovered
head stoutly up among the little crowd Of mid
shipmen, sailors and towns-people inquisitively
staring at the newcomer from all points OF
view. The general verdict seems to be that it is
nnitn an addition to the attractions of the yard.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
The Rehoboth Heach Association.

YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS sEssIoN-ELEorIoN OF
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES -ANNoUNoLMEHrs.
The Directors of the RehobOth Beach Camp
Meeting Association continued their annual
meeting, yesterday afternoon, the session being
opened at 2 o'clock.
The directors whose term had expired were
re-elected except that Win NJ. Field supplies
". L. Robinsons place, and Rev. W. j. Steven
son was elected to Fev. j. l.. Chaplatn's vacancy.
". j. Jones. Eikton, was also made Director
in tho place of Rev. T. l., Tomphinson, whose
torn expires next year.
An election for officers was held with the fol-
lowing result President William Bright, OF
Wilmington Vice president, Jas. Il Hooper, Of
Baltimore I; Treasurer, III. @. Robinson, Whining
ton Recording Secretary, W. ii. Btllany, Will
mington; Corresponding Secretary, DIR. d. Daw-
son. Camden, Delaware. DR.. Dawson IL also
superintendent by virtue of his election IN April
last. Mr.. Wilson the retiring President, declined
a re election
Bya resolution the Board granted to j. j.
Mccullough, and whomsoever he may choose TO
associate with him, the privilege OF the erection
of Street Passenger Railway on ltehoboth, SURF
aud Columbia Avenues, the grant being condl-
toned by the completion within two years OF
the railway from the camp ground TO the Surf
House.
The lease of each alternate lot on the camp
ground for five years for the erection OF TENTS
was agreed on, but such leases Will only be
Lot and Tent Committee.
TO J. T.. Hooper, of Baltimore, the privilege
OF the erection of sixty or more bath houses was
given.
By resolution the Board of Directors also gave
its consent to the erection of stables, on I'M
proved lots, by the lot-holders.
The following standing committees were re-
portsd by % committee appointed to name them :
Executive Committee-William Bright, j. Il.
Hooper, w. H. Billany, H. G. Robinson, Ruel
Healer p. Il. Causey, j. J. Mccullough and w.
A. Finley.
Finance Corimittce Washington Hastings,
Rev. j. Todd, Thomas Mslaleu, Rev. John VIII
son and @. Il. Rudolph.
Improvement Committee-U. f. Pickels, ). >
Hurst, D. IL. Carroll, Il. T. Robinson, Ruel
Heiser,
Lot and Tent Committee-Rey u. ID. Quigg,
W. II. FOulk, W. NJ. Field, w. j. Hooper, W. D.
Jones.
II. d. Day. j. Ii. @. Dosh, T. L. Hammersley,h'
j. Jump. ~
Committee on Religious Worship-Revs. e,
stubbs, DIR. Matlack j. B. Quigg, W. j. Steven
| son, w. NJ. Warner.
resolution offered by Ii. Il. Pickles declar'
| ing ten pins as an amusement in Itself not IN
contrayenton OF or inconsistent with the dlscl-
pline of the NJ. Il. church was tabled, but on ois
| further motion the Directors rescindeu thht
part of report adopted one year ago by whcn
| ten pins was condemned. This caused Dr. MAI
| lack to tender his resignation, which was not ac-
cepted. ~ ..., ,o,,,;aoro5
| and the matter left with the President and EN'
ecutiye Committee, to be disposed of as they
| deem to the best interests of the Association.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
The New York Republicans.

SATISFACTORY REPORTS FROM ALL QUARTERS
DEMOCRATIC DISSATISFACTION WITH THEIR CAM
DIDATEs.
Reports made to the Republican State Com
mittee, which was in session yesterday, are quite
satisfactory. Letters from the various coun-
ties speak of Democratic disorganization and
Republican harmony. The Liberal Republican
organizations are completely disorganized. The
Democrats are dissatisfied with the nomt-
nees of their convention. The ''straight-out"
men of the party say that too many candidates
have been selected from the Republican ranks.
The denomination of District Attorney Phelps
by the Republicans anti Tammany organization
is daily growing in favor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

GRAPE CULTuRE-Capt. A. Scout, of this town,
(the Landing) has perhaps realized the best re-
suits from grape culture this year OF any person
in the State. From his vineyard of two acres he
has shipped 1917 tons of grapes, which have
cleared him about $50 per ton; that is clear of
shipping expenses. 5000 from two acres is GER
tsiniy good profit. He has done better than
this however, in former years. He has
realized as high as seven tons from one acre
of hie vineyard. He estimates that cents per
pound for this fruit will make it a remunerative
crops. There are several other vineyards here,
Mr.. D. ]. Cummins having the largest (3 acres)
but we have not learned the result of the ship
ment.
s. b. Fennimore, of Middletown. it is said,
has the largest acreage this fruit, on one Of
his farms erst of 0ddessa, near the Bay. He
has about $4,000 vlues, covering about 80
acres of land. 30 the Captain informs u.s.
Smytna Times.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
The EpizoOtic at Baltimore.
r ASSUMES MORE SERIOUS FoRM-INoREAsE IN
THE CITY.

1T ASSUMES MORE SERIOUS FoRM-NoRKAsE IN
THE CITY.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 7.
Owing to the rain and cool weather Of yester-
day the horse disease assumed more serious
form. Most of the horses in the city are affect
ed with severe cough and quite q number OF
them are entirely disabled from work.
Most of the horses of the City Passenger Com
pany have been taken sick with the epizootic,
but with a very few exceptions all are at work.
Sixty horses of the York Road and Towsontown
Passenger hallway Company are suffering from
the disease. All the horses belonging to the
Fire Department are similarly affected, but not
seriously enough to disable them from work.
large number of physicians are compelled to dis
pense with their vehicles in making their rounds
to patients.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
War in Africa.

BATTLE IMMINENT BETWEEN THE LIBERIANs
AND ABoRIaINEEs.
LONDON, Oct. 7.
The Times, to-day, has the following "War
has commenced at Cape Pamos between Libe-
ria and the Aboriglnees under the command of
several leducated natives. There was some
fighting ON the seventeenth Of Septembe il
which fifty were killed and wounded. The LII
berian government has despatched troops from
Monrovia to the scene of action, and great bat
tie is daily expected"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
DAILY Commercial.
0MMERClAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard M. jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis G. Ferris.
PcrsDIinI.

The Gdze,te states that Senator Bayard has
accepted an invitation to address a Democratic
meeting in Richmond, Va . on the 18th inst on
his way to Georgia State Fair. He is to attend
the latter on the 18th
Hon Joseph +. Comogys. Senator John W.
Causey and W. Fisk Townsend, Of the George
town ,Jp,uRol, were in town last evening,
Tho Philadelphia papers announce the de-
cease, in that city. on tho ith inst. OF Ann Cor
bit Lowering, wife of Joseph S. Lowering in nor
7}l year The deceased lady was cousin of
Daniel Coibit, of this county, and had baen an
Invalid for many years,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
Galveston Iaarbor washed ont.

Nearly all traces of the cyclone at Galveston
have been oblterated, and business is again ac-
tive in all branches of trade, The storm was q
great benefit to Galveston harbor, as it washed
Ont the channel and increased the depth of water
on the bar. There are now ii feet OF water on
the bar, and Liverpool steamers can so up to the
whsryes without lightcling.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
Financial.
PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.

PRICE OF GOLD To DAY.
New YORK, Oct. 7.
Gold opened, this morning, at silly.
Furnished by Craige, johnson Co, Bankers and
Brokers, 9th and Market stsl
LONDON, 1890 p. NJ. Oct. 7.
U. s g. 90 of 1865 $1O64 do. of 81, coupon
s1U7A 10 4O's 3lOi24. New 5s OF 81, s104A.
Consos for money, "a 1-16 for account. "a 3-16.
Erie common shares 15k. Preferred, 32.
New York Central, so.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 7.
U. 8. 5.2O's of 1862, 99L.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
The Currency Question.

DISCUSSION ARRANGED BY THE NEW YORK BOARD
OF TRADE.
NEW York, Oct. 7.
The New York Board of Trade has arranged
for public addresses on the currency question
to be delivered at the Cooper Union by Hon. W.
d. Kelley on Oct. II, Gen. Butler Oct. IA, and
Col. Grosvenor, of st. Louis on Oct. 25 Sena-
tor Gordon has not yet fixed the date of his sd-
draHR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
Moody md Sankey.
uNAsIMous DESIRE FOR THEM AT PHILADELPHIA
-pRdBABLE ACCEPTANCE.

A uNANIMous DESIRE FOR THEM AT PHILADELPHIA
PROBABLE ACCEPTANCE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct T.
Messrs Moody and sankey, George H. Stuart
ESQ.,, and John Wanamaker, Esq, held a consul
tation here yesterday. In conversation
with Mr.. Moody it was learned that he
and his colaborer felt under obligations to come
here, as they received their first invitation to
hold service from Philadephians. They will
not come, however, unless the ministers and
laymen both agree to have them. The latter
have expressed unanimous desire, while the
ministers will decide the question at meeting
this afternoon. They will visit here, in
case all is favorable, about Nov l. Negotiations
are pending for building to accommodate 1000
pnrsOna
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

The eleventh annual exhibition of the Doyles-
town Agricultural and Mechanical Institute was
opened on Tuesday. The entries in all depart
inehts exceed those Of former years.
T., The President signed number of papers at
Denver on Tuesday night and forwarded them
10 Washington. 1t is supposed the commission
them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
California.

A PRoMIsED REVELATION TO Set THE POLITICIANS
FLUrTEnING.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7.
In the case Of Piney, the defaulting naval
paymaster's clerk, Psymaster Spaulding promises
a revelation that will make fluttering among
the politicians as regards the influence which
retained Piney in his position, il the inquiry is
pressed hard upon him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

There was special election at Findley,
Ohio. on Monday, which, il it is any indication
Of ;he current of popular feeling in that State,
is very encouraging indeed. Last year, the
Mace give SO Democratic majority ; on Monday,
HE Republicans carried 1t by 1877, on very fnll
vote,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
Railroad Conductor Killed.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE WESTERN MARYLAND r. R.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Z.
j. s. Mcvey. aged 35 a freight conductor on
the Western Md. r. r., WAS killed, early this
morning. by falling from the roof of car near
Oakland station.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.
Flour dull but steady Penna. family, $4,000
6s716 high grades $S 00@S 80. Wheat firm,
new red 81 29@l. 40; old do. 81. AZ white spring
81 80 ; new white, S14i. Rye 70@75c. Corn
less active. yellow, 73p75c; mixed 72@73c.
Oats stronger, stained and mixed 40945c.; white
4sCa52c Barley quiet at 81. S0@l So for Cana
d. h. 10 four r-rowed Now York and 95c. for Wes-
tern. Whskey sl.1S.
QUOTATIONS. AT THE BRANDYwIHH MILLS ron FLOUR
AND aRAIN-CoRREoTED DAILY.
Family Flou-. .s8.OOc 900
Extrs. Flour G.7569 $50
Buperfine Flour. 4.T5@ 6.75
Whaat. 1.35
rnrr.. 75c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

The annual meeting of the Grand Lodge, A.
Il. A. NJ, of Delaware, was not concluded yester-
day, and anothor session is being held to-day.
No business suitable for publication has been
transacted.
100, II. Adams il removing to his new resi-
deuce lately purchased on the Avenue
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

CHANGE IN CAR TIME.-A change has been
made in the running of the cars on the City Pas
senger Railway and they are now running at in
tervals of fifteen minutes instead of ten minutes
AZ formerly,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
n.~ Aav.rIIsemenIs, Eo-a...

na% %AuserIIseneliIs,T TO-dAs.
FennCssey's brevlty
Adalrs brevitv
Wehb's brevity.
Fullmer'S brevity
Duhull'5 Brevity.
Donahoes brevity
BuXbaum's brevity
BANK statement First National Bank
Opening Of fall goods-W M Kennard
Farm for sale-James Webb
House and store for rent-M A Corson
Fine oysters-ChaEdler's breyity
Cupboard catches--Billany
Door knobs-Bilany.
Bank Standardization National Bank
Two Story brick house for sale-W Hilles
A Bookkeeper wants a situation
Bank Statement-The National Bank
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
FIFTH EDITION.
Gernia any,

THE BISHOP OF BREsLAN DEPosED.
BERLIN, Oct. z.
The Ecclesiastical Court has deposed the
bishop of Breslan.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

The wreck on the Wilmington Il Reading r.
r. was finally cleared up about II. so last night,
accumulated freight was dispatched on an extra
at 80 this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

VERDICT IN THE CASE or Mr.. RUSSELL.
Coroner's jury which inquired into the causes Of
the death Of Isaac P. Russell, who fell dead on
the railroad while on his way to his work yester-
day morning, returned a verdict that it proceed
ed from paralysis of the heart. Mr.. Russell was
43 years of age.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

SPITE AcrIoN. Jerry Hsrrigan had been
bound over for his appearance at Court. before
Esq. Publ, yesterday, upon various charges, he
went before Esq. Hagany and made complaint
against Mrs. Lynch for dsorderly conduct. The
Squire seeing the drift of affairs discharged her
upon entering her own rccognizance to keep the
MANGA.