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appears from what has already been done that
such firm as Cook & Co publishers in Boston. would
be Inferred from the imprint the of McKenze
book and consequently other persons whose names ars
at present unknown to the compainants, withheld by
them are the publishers 1t has also been that
two individuals, one an extensive publisher the other
prominent politician made the original with
William Taylor bookseller for the sale Of the work
which described in advance to be political work
and likely to have tremendous II was further
set forth that the work came to hand Harndsns Ex
with in every part Of the city


Shortly after the work made its appearance Burgess
Stringer Co became interested in the sale Of pub
lcatlon, and doubt from their extensive connections
but that they will do tall business" in the matter


II was rumored this forenoon that injunction had
been granted against the publication and sale OF the
work question:; such does not appear to he
the case but Burgess, stringer Co and VIM Taylor
nave received NOTICES s to the following effect viz
Hoytvs WIN. $ Mckenzie, Justus $. Redheld, sydney
A. Doane and others.


Sins; You are hereby notified not to pay over the
above named defendants either Of them any other
person or persons the proceeds Of the sales OF certain
publication issued by the said VIM. l.. Mckenzie and
purporting to have been published by Cook 4 Co OF
Boston and containing letters addressed by tue above
named complainant to Martin Van Buren and Others and
from various individuals to said complainant as all -nch
moneys calmsilty the said complainant as his pro
perty. (Signed) BUTLER EyAnrs


Solicitors for com mplanant
This notification appears to have had a wonderu u Of.
feet upon of Mckenzie and others sted
getting up the work. for had this ement
been made by the complainant than the
found zeaously looking after the returns but their visits
having been anticipated by Others with orders hold
on several faces observed to become rabIy
elongated With regard to Mckenzie he does not ap-
pear to like his present position in this matter and
while in the chiefs Office this morning. he evidently ma
infested great agitation.


Grand Larceny-An individual named Charles Waters
was arrested about o'clock this morning by officer
McReon on suspicion of having stolen $3.50 from coun
trJman while in state Of ntoxication on the Five
Points


Passing Base COMA man named Jeremiah Davis
was arrested early this morning charge Of passing
base coin.


Passing Counfe,j,t Money--A person who gave his
name as James Harvey, was arrested last evening,
charged with passing counterfeit IS bill on the Bank
OF Northampton, Pa. to James Brady, Of No Ii Ridge
st Harvey was detained to answer


Stealing Timber.-Louis Gbber and Samuel Rosenthal
we're arrested last evening, and held to answer ON "a
charge OF steoling quantity Of timber the property of
Wilton q smith OF No 37l, Sixth st.
Lost Chadren Rest red-The Captain OF the 10th Po
lice District reports that from 25h of July to the 27th of
Sept no less than eighty-one lost children we're brought
"a by The ocer attached 10 the 10th Ward and restored
tother parents Great credit il due not only 10 tho of
hcers OF the before named Ward but the policemen In
general Tor the attention they have pbd 10 lost children
and in finding out their parents.


SICKNESS Al QuL,cy.-Tha Quincy Wnig oil
Wednesday last says Our city and county ate
much afflicted with sickness Within n few days some
Of our most estimable citizens have dropped ef -sps
many are In very prsoarious state