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MEssRs EDITORS II beg leave to call the
attention Of the new city government to the
great increase ofbull dogs, Newfoundland dogs,
and all other kind of dogs, who are permitted
to roam, ad lbtum, annoying every thing and
every body. The police constabes decline
enforcing the law, because the duty is disagree
able, and If new appointed officer of that
corps presumes to do his duty, he is abused and
threatened--the dogs disappear. and he is de-
ieated in one half the cases Of prosecution,
backs out, and the dogs are again unkennelled,
to chase cattle and horses, rendering it hazard
GUS to pass in the suburbs Of the city.


Passing on the pavement south Of Twelfth
street bridge yesterday evening, four large boys
with bulldog and Newfoundland. set them
on party Of small boys they met on the com.
mons opposite Mr.. Cazanave's wood yard The
bull dog seized child about eight wears Of
age, threw him on the ground and Bit him Sc
verely. A friend, Mr.. ---. coming ID al the
time and Witnessing the villainous act, proceed
ed in pursnit to. ascertain the parties. c.