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The daily gazette., 1878-10-14

A DJOURNED SHERIFF'S SALE.
n By virtue Of writ of Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed 70 public
sale, at the
GILPIN HOUSE,
Kept by George Whitfield, In the City ef
New Castle. in the Hundred and County
Of New Castle, and State of Delaware, on
THUR DAY,
THE 31st DAY OF OCTOBER, 1878,
At O'Clock, P. NJ, the following de-
scribed real estate, viz:
All that piece or parcel OF land situate
in New Ga stle hundret, New Castle coun-
ty. Del, bounded and. described as fellows.
to wit: On the north by the Christiana
Creek, by lands of Barker Carr, by lands
OF James II. Ray and - Warren, and
lands of the heirs of Lewis Welden, decd
containing one hundred and twenty acres
OF land, about 80 acres of which are mea-
dow and the rest upland, be the same more
or less with frame two. story dwelling
house, a large stone and frame barn, corn
cribs, granary, frame building with q cell
lar under; used for making ice cream, q c.,
and other out-buildings thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of edward a. McFarlin and
Ellen D.. his wife, and t. It's, and to be
sold by ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
Sheriff's { flee, New Castle, Oct. 81, 1873.
Octl4-3taW-ts,
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14

The Delaware boys are waslng up
the New York Yankee apple growers, !,
In way that is "caution to Crocket..
Mr.. Clarence Hopkins opened the way
by making a contract with apple grow
eTs 1 in Tompklns county, N. u, to fur
sish him 10000 bushels of good, ripe
merchantable M apples at II cents bushel.
I'd then came home, took down his lw9
Alden AID fruit evaporatns machines and
trotted off as fast as steam could carry
lin and then TO Trumansburg, Tomp-
kins % county, where be put up bis eva
dora,ors @ hired help, and is now busy
nn,tIno @ TING his 10000 bushels of apples
through the machines. Peninsutar Ne'os'
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
Fire af ST. GeOrges.

About six o'clock Saturday morning,
the residence of Thomas w. BelleviIle, a
three-story frame dwelling, near St.
Georges, in this county, took fire from a
defective fiue, and was entirely consum-
ed Some of the contents were saved,
but many useful household articles were
totally destroyed. The loss Is consider
able, but is partly covered by an insur-
ance on the house of $1,000 in the Farm
ers' Mutual Insurance Company, of New
Castle County.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
(ST EDITION..
Fc,L TIME TABLE.

,rAvK WILMINGTON.
lSs lSsnbia. Ma zoe, 5.44, 7.05, s.l0, s.W,
sdslpn'sma s , M: i2s7, i2.40, $50, 100,
lpW = ., m. on sundays: 2.os. o n,
70, y. 4, 4 90. 6 80, o 46, p m. oo- IN
u, WW,,yS ~ 2 %, . a, q m, IL ~, IL ~,
~, an sundays; 209 . m:
nj Oh and washington: 1851, ! 10,
noi,ss III. s u 50, s %. p m. Sundays
lHssaosit: + 5si 4Ss p m; no Sunday
Castle: $40, si5 a m;ioo' 9 30 p
ssls s1sdfsy 4. 'fIin' r.; sis am; / Os, g. 80
20 snn snnaAsS \ Northern r. R.: 8 % a
ninycon " n m; no sunday train.
o"E Western r. R.: 10 20 q MI W
W ws; sundays: 10 80 a ,uov m;
~ AhM, !asna,.: i2 "A, s "a, o 10 I 0e a m ;
lilaaS5P ps iaN, s 55, l51, b0a, 9 %,
op1i II Is. p m on Sundays' IL a''
m is5, 10 %, II 10 p m. o~r
a% Wax: 100, 8 "a a m; IL u, ~ o. o.
ss W nm m, IN Sundays; IL 49, l OF
l.,,prs lo@ ~ 2Oi, 8 40, Q Al. a m; u n
sssl sflpG . s. p m; on Sundays 2 Oh a m
.iniington: mi 2Oi a m u n, II ~,
3S p N; on Sundays 2 u q mi 'Ae
r.noo,,. 500 a m; no Sunday
"u Castle: $50 a m IL 10 M
es ~ N M. no Sunday trains.
I,ssare pp r R.: $50 IL 10 q IN
eiS" n,' no Sunday trains.
mi ,nington II 4 Northern X. r.; 05i
n.i a D m; no sunday trains.
aware ~, re- Western r. r.: 7 % a m
ne, IN sundays: 8 0On m.
,nv u wIIMINGT LEAVE PHIL
ApELPHIA.-
.a street and Washington ave
vsa es 800, 10 80, II 45 a m; 2 80, 3 80
sis ais, 8 45, II 80 p m; on SUM-
s1am; s oO,9 As, II 80, p m.
biss' second and Market streets
wi y m, u IS, 8 IS, $50, II 80 p m
ajays; . 80. IL 30 p m.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
n Telegraphic Summary

kusans have turned about and
khlng back on Adrianople. They
Il ordered the Turks out OF Babal-
wilre.occupy that place-Aus-
Occupy Novi Bazaar, Bosnia, re-
Of the protest of Turkey-An in
bal movement is anticipated in
the Italian frontier townsville
Nt sending relnforcements to
nsIllg the insurrection in New
pa Minister Noyes at Paris has
6l00inncs for the fever-strick-
-Ganbetta greatly pleased the
erpuolicans by his speech at
k-The Clyde shipbuilders will
Fages7. percent. The reduction
pOO employes-Further particu-
the panic in the Coloss Q um
p Liverpool confirm the first re-
|the terrible scene and its fatal
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
Rem Hill and His Rec0mmen-
datiOns.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The statement
in Ben. Hills letter that he has made no
to office will be likely
to cause him much trouble. Mr.. Rogers,
the Presidents private secretary, says
that Hill has many recommendations to
office and that several persons have been
appointed ON his Recommendations,
During the spring of 1877 Hill was an al
most daily visitor at the White House
and the princl pal purpose of his visits
was to endeayor to obtain offices.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14

nADR HAMPTON advises the
ueIegates to the next national
A'' , convention to proclaim that
a'l Is not fighting for place or
'u' Tor the success Of the demo-
pI'y' and therefore, though
right to ask for the second
f.'u' Ticket on account of her
n strength, prefers that both
'.en' and the Vice-President
r'' IRON the North and North.
~ tAl'' he is confident will con-
WV country that the southern
Es IN are dlsinterested and sincere
\, cause the North and North.
|,,,''' ,sa0u0le their efforts to elect the
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
CHERIFF'S SALE,

SHERIFF'S SALE,
By virtue of a writ OF Levaria Facias In
me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale at the hotel of Jacob Hyatt. at New
port, in Chrfstiana Hundred, New Castle
county, Della ware,
ON TUESDAY,
The 10th Day Of October, A. D., 1878.
at o'clock, p. M,
the following described Real Estate, viz
ALI that certain Plantation, Farm or tract
of land situated in Christiana Hundred
aforesaid, bounded by the Wilmington and
Christiana turnpike Road, by the New.
port Marsh Road, by the Christians creek.
by land now or late Of Jas. Magee, lands
Of John Bradley and others, containing
about one hundred and one acres, be the
same more or less.
No. 2. Also all that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land situated in the Village or
Newport. IN Christiana Hundred, bounded
by Philadelphia, Wilmington and BaIti-
more Railroad, by lands OF Richard Shep-
aIdson deceased, the above described
tract land late of Allen Thom pson and
sheet cont aiming about 8 acres
he the same more or less with two story
stone house, stone barn and other build
ings thereon erected,
Seized and taken In execution as the
prop p4rty of George W. Grubb and Rebeccs
M. Grubb his wife and /. t., and be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
Sheriff7s office, New Castle, October ii
1878 octl4-3Lawts.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
R. R. Accident.

Yesterday morning between 8 and G
o'clock just as an extra cattle train was
approaching New Castle junction, a truck
Of one of the cars broke, and the train was
brought to a stop.
Word was sent to the depot in this city,
and wreck train was sent out, and in a
short time the ear was lacked up and the
broken truck replaced by a new
one. The accident caused detention of
the train about two hours. No other
damage was DONE.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
CHICK FMS.

Why is raising chickens the most profit
able business Ans. Because for every
kernel they give peck
Well, the reason why the Blanchard
Blood and Nerve Food builds up the Brain
and Nervous system so rapidly is because
in every quart there is concentrated q
hushel of wueat
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
Madame Rentz's NIinsteIs.

The performance by Madame Rentz's
Female minstrels, at the Grand Opera
House on Saturday evening, was attended
by large "stag" audience. The pro-
gramme throughout was very good, and
included number of specialties of unu-
sual excellence. The audience appeared
higely pleased and the applause was very
liberal.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
Enforcing the Discipline.

Rev. V. Smith is threatening some Of
the official members of the NJ. E. Church
in Milford, with suspension from official
functions for having fast horses and
allowing them to go on the race course
for playing cards, dancing, etc., ETC., and
for not attending class meetings. He
proposes to see if what Rev. Mr.. Mann
says about enforcing the discipline il
true or not.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
Sunday school Address,

Rev. Geo. R. Bristor, of the New Cas-
tie M. E. Church, made an address, yes
terday afternoon, to the Union M. E.
Sunday School, of this city. The address
was interesting, instructive, and at times
eloquent, and was listened to with evil
dent pleasure by the scholars.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
rIr. Mann at Conference.

Alluding to the Rev. ]. B. Mans Gre
form" efforts the Chestertown Ne,os says:
When the Conference was held in
Chestertown last Spring, we noticed that
Bro. Mann was as handsomely dressed
and had as much to say-and to as little
purpose-as any one perhaps in itl He
remindsI us Of some characters nearer
home, who profess to have more religion
than their neighbors give them credit for.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14

'.hIialenInibS MUSTER, Of So N E,on,,
,6as known coa oas SIN Ia connection with
1ued ! a thoronN Confectionery Sh, Store en-
y J, :, He assnrsss tirst-ciass Dining.
|, Supply es biS US that 1t will he ~.
, pest The ~ patrons sans with eyerythine
I1sular attan, tI,1i meet the Views anu W IL, az
v of Oystaerlon is given to The y, sarl all
The numbsrs nuess J. In good style e Snn,, sery,
''a' Phila. 70 NJ Eighth St, be.
oct3-dl3t
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
bypr s'i Troubles South,

Pck, whils hMil,ss,, s., October 13.-Captain
dFalrfaT' 95l u a peaceful mission to
bas faS, froanS Republican nominee for
apd The D.p 1.-The eae Fifth louisiana dis
ltdey we we,' with then upon the course
Elae ooie op5 pursuing in drawing a
Aces, waS @ nr,nereby exciting race
p aud reFn.o ,i,, night. The negroes are
tre are r'ase nat e to submit to arrest and
|llocess nPI Of enough men here to exc.
State =, trcrt court aid has been soneht 10
Eial people Ieeps sps In other parishes.
|'finsurrpe,es, are much alarmed andi d
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14

Lawyer Jacob Moore, of Georgetown,
Sussex county, Del, is said to be in dan
ger of having his name printed and pep
pered as the Congressional candidate Of
the Blue Hens Greenback chickens.
Denton Journal.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
Launch of a Steamer.

Tomorrow, at Las o'clock, p. M, a
steamship will be launched at the yards
of the Harlan & Hollingsworth Com
pany, in this city, The boat will be a
consort of the Carolina, recently built
by this company for the Old Bay Line,
between Baltimore and Norfolk, and
will be of the same general dimensions.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
bl,a,,ous for To-day.

4 Middle Atlantic States Ddrmer,
|mr,u cloudy weather, north'Dest-
!, shifting to light southerly, sta
fa1ng barometer.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14

ISTREET fEsTERDAY-The stock
|wA' active and feverish, with a
p OF weakness at the close. Gold
eted' opening at 1907, falling to
closing at 1901. Government
Fere flrm States dull and railroads
Money on call was active, lend
Per nt,except at the close when
pwr to 4 per cent.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14

|Dalllel NJ Henry, in a speech at
hd'' Oh Tuesday, dwelt at con-
length upon the currency ques-
Famp'lon, etc. He said he had
NlOnetize silver, and believed
" and right as well as expedi-
aver having seen some of the
FAw he had not since its pas
'aohs to change his views
Union.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14

Information received at Wash
Pom reliable sources it is estima-
|the cotton crop for the present
be from five and a quarter
Pd a.halfmillion bales, being the
pop ever grown.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14

THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
A regular meeting of the Historical
Society will be held this evening, in
their building Market street near Tenth.
A punctual attendance of the members
is earnestly requested.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
Greehback State Convention

The Greenback Labor party will hold
State Convention in this city, on Thurs
day Oct. 17th, 1878, to meet at 2 o'clock
p. M, at the corner of Fourth and King
streets, for the purpose of nominating a
State ticket.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
Frost.

There was light frost visible yester-
day morning, and this morning tnere
was quite heavy one.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
Hand NJ a8hed.

On Saturday afternoon the assistant
bridge tender at the railroad bridge over
the Brandywine had his hand very badly
mashed.
The accident was caused by a vessel
that was passing through the bridge, and
at the time gale of wind was blowing
which caused the vessel to become caught
in the draw. The tender was assisting to
get the vessel free and while doing so his
hand was caught between the boom and
and fender and badly mashed. 1t is not
thought that amputation will be neces-
sary.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
CoIored People IndfReren

Harry Conrad, the actuary of Della
ware Soci ty for the Improvement of the
colored people, visited Milford last week
and gave the colored people good talk
ing to about their Indifference to the
education of their children. 1t is expec-
ed that an effort will be made to provideia
school for the winter,
The daily gazette., 1878-10-14
Fever Contributions.

The following additional subscriptions
has been made to the yellow fever fund
in this city:
Before reported, $3,99260
Mrs. H., 100
Total thus far, $3,99sy6O
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-24

TOLEDO, June 22.-Wheat is dull; extra White
Michigan at 13A; Amber Michigan on spot held at
ter on spot at 05; seller July "a; seller August at
92e; No Red held at 93c; No2 Dayton and Michi-
gan Red 0Sa. Corn dull; High Mixed at 39Bc; No 2
on spot 39sc; seller July at 39Ac; No White 42c re-
jected sac. Oats quiet; No at 252c; White 29c.
Receipts-O00O bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat IS OC0
oush corn, 1000 bush oats, 90 hogs
Shipments-000 bbls flour 10 900 bush wheat q 600
bush corn. 1000 bush oats.
MILWAUKEE,, June 22.-Flour dull and DEPRESSED.
Wheat opened firm at &c decline and closed firm :;
No Milwaukee, at O39 for hard; No 1 Milwaukee
soft at 9sf; No Milwaukee at 95ac; June at csc;
July 95sc: August at 8Ssc; No 8 Milwaukee at sec.
Corn is weak and lower; No at 364c; new IS a &c.
5!4c. Barley is unsettled; No Spring at 62I "a CSC.
Provisions higher but quiet; Mess Pork at 81 cash
and July. Lard-prme steam at Z.
FreghtS-Wheat to Buffalo IL.
Receipts-65O0 bbls flour, 46, 900 bush wheat
Shipments, 800 bbls flour, Il goo bush wheat.
DETROIT. June 22.-Flour quiet but steady; sales
Michigan at 133; No White Michigan at / 13.
Commanding doing; No Mixed nominal at 3SJc.
Oats in good demand and held at higher prices No
held 2sAc; NO Mixed q held at 264c. Cloverseed
Recepts-.160o bbls -four, $1,000 buah wheat, 1000
bush corn, 200 bush oats.
Shipments-1900 bbls flour, $500 bush wheat 17O0
i bush corn. 1900 bush oats.
| CLEVELAND. June 22-Petroleum is unchanged
BALTIMORE, June 22.-Cotton dull; Mddling up
| lands 113c.
GALVESTON, June 22.-Cottop, nothing doing;
| Middlng uplands 105c.
0HARLEsToN. June 22.-Cotton quiet; Middlin:
| uplands II q 11sc.
WILMINGTON, June 22.-Cotton firm; MiddliDe
| uplands 1885,
NEW ORLEANS, June 22.-Cotton dull: Middlip,
| uplands at 11sc
| 10sc. Np-''-'N
| ,SAyANNAH, June 22.-Cotton, nothing doing Mid
| ding uplands at 1Osc.
AUGUSTA, june 22.-Cotton quiet and firm; Mid
| ding uplands at lie.
NORFOLK, jane 22.-Cotton quiet; MiddliDg up
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-24
MEXICO.


The Mexicans Attempt 10 Interfere with
Gen. Mckenzie but Are Frightened OF.
GALVESTON, June 23-The News Eagle
Pass special says Gen. Mackenzie and Shifter
arrived last night. Their commands arrive to.
morrow. They penetrated Mexico about as
miles from Newton, the place of crossing, and
about Ii miles east of Saragossa, where they
were met by detachment of the Mexican
army under Col. Valdez drawn up in line of
battle. The Mexican commander endured
the purpose of this invasion and informed
Mackenzie that he had orders to repel Ameri-
can invasion, and that he (MacKenzie) should
not proceed further The Mexican position
obstrocting the Americans progress, Mac
kenzie warned them to get out of his way.
saying that did they not do so by O'Clock
that day he would shoot where the Mexicans
were standing" at the same time putting his
men in the order of battle. At the appointed
time the Americans advanced Their number
appeared to overawe the Mexicans who hastily
Withdrew to a safe distance, but keeping in
sight of the American troops. Mackenzie
asked Valdez if he intended to obstruct the
American route again, to which Valdez replied
that it was his (MacKenzie's) business to guard
against that. Mackenzie said he wonld and
that he would come again soon. Valdez offer
ed detachment of his force to escort the
Americans to the place of crossing. 'MacKen-
zie declined the offer, saying that he was able
TO take care of himself However the Mexi.
cans saw Mackenzie safely across the river.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-24
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The reported uprising of the Chippewa In
dams in Wisconsin is hoax.
Over an inch and quarter of rain fell In
New York in two hours Saturday forenoon.
There were six fires on Sixth avenue, New
YORK, Saturday, caused by sparks from the ele-
waited railway locomotives.
Lieut.. Wyse has sailed from Panama for
Nicaragua to examine the proposed canal
route.
About 100 teachers and pupils of the New
England conservatory of music Boston, sailed
on European tour Saturday.
A fire in Montreal Saturday morning da-
stroyed Ives and Aliens foundry and Ewine's
coffee MILL The loss is estimated at 500, 900.
Two of the men who went to Brazil to work
for Collins have escaped and alege that the
men are exposed to all sorts of cruelties
Senator Bruce (colored) of Mississippi, is to
be married Monday evening to Miss Josephine
X. Wilson, and will make European tour.
Efforts are making I'M Georgia to reconcile
the differences between Alexander Fl. Stephens
and his constituency.
A Chicago despatch reports that the corn
crop is greatly below the average but the pros
poets OF what throughout the West are favora-
BILE and the wheat harvest of southern Illinois
is about finished and satisfactory.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-24
LINCOLN'S ASSASSINATION.
Speaker Randall and MIR. Coyle Deny that
They sWere Parties TO the Mysterious
Booth Letter.

Speaker Randall and MIR. Coyle Deny that
They sWere Parties TO the Mysterious
Booth Letter.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Speaker Randall
has written letter to the editor of the Post
replying to the statement published in that
paper that he (RandalD was one of the dinner
party In this city the evening of LincOln's as
sassnatior, when one of the guests produced a
sealed package when information of the TRACE
dy had been told to those present, and said it
had been handed him by Booth that morning,
and the package was destroyed unopened then
and there, from motives of personal safety.
Randall says:
81 never dined with the gentlemen named,
some of whom do not even know. was not
10 this city at the time mentioned. l first
heard OF the assassination of Lincoln in Rich
mond, where had gone in company with my
brother on private business connected with
certain land claims in West Virginia, in which
my father, then living, was interested, and of
course could not have been present on the oc-
casisn alleged. am at loss to understand the
motives which could induce any one, without
regard to truth or shadow of Justification, to
drag my name into such a matter"
WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Post tomorrow
Will publish an interview with Jno I. Coyle,
formerly publisher of the National Intelligence,
regarding published report that at dinner
party in this city on the night of Lincoln's as
sassination Coyle burned an unread package
which Booth handed him during the day and
which it is supposed contained his exclamation
of the causes which led him to the commission
of the terrible deed. Mr.. Coyle says that no
such dinner ever took place. Mr.. Coye says:
II never heard of that statement until after the
execution, although rumors were prevalent
that such statement had been prepared. On
my examination as witness before the COM
mission that tried the conspirators stated
that no such document ever reached me.
Months after the execution John Mathews, the
gentleman to whom the statement had been
given to be delivered, told me he had received
it and on the night of the assassination had
opened it,
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-24
Gloucester Fish Market.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, June o.
gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending June %:
.Seventy-eght fishing arrivals haYe been reported
At from Georges Banks agglegatng 056 900 lbs Cod
and 1000 lbs Habut;1 Us from the Banks with about
26OOOO lbs Cod and 900 lbs Halibut 10 from off
shore mackereling with very light fares. MackeIel
scarce and good, large and medium 3's would find
quick market and fair prices; small 3s at 60 to 25
per Dbl; medium 90 to 90. The demand for Cod
hsh has been quite brisk during the week and the
market closed firm at quotations. Grand Bank about
all cleaned out and more wanted; we quote Georges
CodlS 70 % qtl Shore Cod 25 Bank Cod 90 picked
cured kench cured %. Hake at u p qt; Pollock
at 90; Cusk at rs; Haddock at 90; no round or
split on market; Napes and Fins so y Dbl, Halibut
Fins at 90; Halibut Heads at 80; Tongues and
Sounds at 10 90; picked Swordfish at so: picked
Tongues at 90; picked Haddeck at 90; picked
Cod at 90; prepared and homeless Goldfish to &C
P I'd; Smoked Halibut at &c W lib. Fresh Haibut in
goou supply and demand firm last sales Al a. 3Jc ID
10 Tor white and grey: Shore fish in light supply;
Cod at lac fb; Haddock 1; Pollock. Cusk and Hake
!. Bluefsh 8. Salmon 17c ~ lib. Medicinal Oil at
90 per gal; Tanners Oil 4Oc; Porgie Oil $50. About
forty OF the first bay feet are getting ready and will
leave soon,
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-24
MINOR TELEGRANIs

The steam Touring mill of Stckley s. Smith
OF KIots, Iowa, was burned Saturday. Loss
$4,000. ''
1t is stated that there is great scramble
among brokers, lobbyists and agents for the
money, appropriated to pay claims against The
navy department..
VIM. Vaughan, who murdered Mary Quinn.
was hanged in ST. John, N. B.. jail-yard Sat.
urday morning. He confessed his crime and
says it was whskey.
The spacious works of pillow company on
the Passaic river were totally DESTROYED by fire
yesterday. Loss estimated at BLOC. 600 to S15O..
000; insurance unknown.
AT the Catholic church in milford. Mass.
yesterday, Father Cuddlhy refused communion
TO member of the church because he was one
OF the slgners of the card calling the pastor a
ealumniator.
The First National Bank of 81. joseph. Mo.
was robbed of $40 900 Saturday, but how and
Dy Wnom IS mystery. The bank has can't
.al OF $i0O,OOO and surplus of $4,000, SO the
loss will not embarrass it.
Col. George P. Kane, Mayor of Baltimore.
died yesterday morning at his home in ST. Paul
street., where hs has been confined since 25th
OF April last with an attack of paralysis. He
was Marshal of police and bore conspicuous
part on the 10Th of April, 1861, in the passage
OF the 9th M massachusetts, regiment throueh
Baltimore. When the regiment was hotlv
pressed by the mob Marshal Kane with fiftv
policemen rushed to the rear of the regiment'
formed line across the street, and with drawn
revolvers kept back the rioters. Mr.. Kane
leaves wife but no children.