Ypsilanti Department

-A now band stand and Ten ce omaments the Central Park at the depot. - The building owncd by C. Tt. I'attison. corner 1' Cross and Iluron Sts., i.s being removed. - F. Emerick was hete "VYertnesday oonducting the examination of the People vs. ffm. Boyce. - lt. E. Frezer and Mr. Schumaeher of Aun Arbor, wete In the city Tuesday on red ribbon Ijusiiiess. -Miss Ida Woodard of Owosso, is viaiting in this city, and that accounts for the smiling cuuntonanee of W. D. Green. - Barnum's show attracted the usual erowd Wednesday, with bbubI result a fewrunaways, &c. But little drunkenHüíiñ was observed. - S. Yost has a cow of no amiable dispositlon. She convinced liim of the fact by hooking hira on the cheek, in flicting a no very pleasant wound. -On the adjoumed day of the examinatáon of Wm. Jloyoe on a charge ot manslaughter, only onc witaw was examined, and then thecase was ad journed untO one week frèm Satntday No new f acts of interest were obtained -Chas. Littlelieía nas soine nens. John C. Dice has a garden. Mr. Dice dttacked Littlefield's hons when ir said garden, muchto the angerof Littlefleld; r ■ irsnlt was blows. Mr. L. %ttuc iirst, and is about 21. Mr. D. followed it up and was too much for his antacronist, although 00 winters have whitenedbislocki. -The editor of the Ypsilnntianin hia of week before last lamenta that any oiie would be so foolisli as to write thearticle in the Anous reflectingon Capt. Alien, and saysthe saméis untme. We know not where lie got his information, but wíllsay all statements were trae, and that Mr. Allen when giving bis inaugural, the same as when he accepted the nomtnatíoa, insists that tlie bonds should not be paid untü we aro obliged to. And also exuresses a confldence that we will not be obliged to pay them at all.