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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

INV DRa-isAaHt Sl1sAi4
DeSi,uctiga Of Steamboats, By Fine. Yesterday
mouia. fne steamboat MarHusa, winch had come
80 I,om Natchi,Oc1es tie day beiure, discover
81 20 De- Ga hre. i!aIug on board cargo oil cot-
tou (sg"4fds Of 1000 ualos) the flames spread
~i,h great cap'dny, srzus upou tso other boats
the Cumberland End tie Chickasaw, which were
i5ing near, The i4tter moved Oh, arid tie Gput.
- roiion. tu4ud Of which ~as on are, surrounding
4ad eu'e.orug tac boat IA flames tas b.at wa-
Dua..y hauled UP 10 zoe per anu The Hte eNaI
-.is4ea. iue Cumberland anI nc NarmUfa CON
u..acd - bufn gn,i they b3ih saak. \ consitu,.
a0.e pat u the cotton was sayeI. We Do nyl
auas Tie eAicut II the loss bul u "a estimated
$4,000.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

a. sons ~ Ora wa,, wss iafafa.si Il ,hesr
fa-,,,s. BE- d.. s.cte3 enc ~ ihr rfiecfs e b..
sisF t Caa.stia Psstsaateh suj keess 10, 80
snaisef w. otter rsa,r. ~hste tucuUlsns ~ "a,
were sai3 te 80 gafhrrcA. 81 the uufpssc II 10.
se.frs'ins t&a rauer aad s.is,ing ibe esc,icm"o
Which .ach stories wefc cifc1la.rd a. produce 4
hnu4su, Information sinr" ~, cYed leaves 90 dgut
Ihsi she ssYs ~ proandiess.
Wlir sre ihs stories %, 10 cifcu'sion in Csns-
ds Far tao res~.ns.
J. ~ psHi ~ ,F,t. The Tories are deter
rnae3 Ca fss.en Gnngt ihaa cter. tbe cbsins pi
Brlish iftanny uapn the Ftenca population ~ ca.
u.da. Il - jh",s So rekf fthry NOT fad
rer~s.uy f,f strong Laws a strong Ruvclpmen'.
aud the severe pnutsha.fui II iisu paifo. sho ate
now ,npri.aa.d aud a~aiiug teal. Their policy
/. io cru.h tic Ffpnrh Their ofesa. ihe Moo'te
81 Herald .eys- Wc mast hsse b,ood-We must
haze conhscs'ton.'
The second reason Is ihjs--Tbefe are . large
number % NiiJia oiicer- who whiie they can keep
up az excitement aud have h,ir forces "a LIE 6eld,
are drawing q per dirsa allowance If some o 20 5
dollars T., this very comfortable ssisf,, they
add sa immcase increase from spelling sud plum.
deua, Of The paitiois--a trade which eau be ear
ucd oa with ippuniy only durns tie reign u
p6uic terror and martial ,aw. Their STOCK =; trade,
Is pane making. aud tloir profits, The p"nder ct
the deienceess. To expect iiiat these nen would
pursue course calculated to restore qhe' Is a"
IDEA Which no man Of common sense world ever
entertain.
IN ten DAYS Sir John Co,bnrne can restore peace
and confidence 20 Dr.. ierrilory.--bet him dtsern
and d.smud the ,olun'ccrs--rciy Upon ,Hs regular
forces and Substitute tie rar,ou- Of basiaess ff
military drills aul 10 fortnight Cmtdan udars
,goJid cease even TO be topic o' convection.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

We have received about half dozen Solutions OF the
simple enigma last. IS our correspondents do
not differ mat, rally IN HE solution 1t he pect
ed that shall un3er ourcolublns in more ia an
one.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13
notice.!

VI" .4'''"''' ""l'I respectfully iDfDfn lie
u ppbte lhatIuadeIt.on 10 lie uassi ,ety sc,.
era! assoHwe1f ~
q ID OBS,
he has received, and now offers for sale. d
quantity Of
fEic4o'l's stoves.
u - only necessary fortAe subscriber to say
uiai These stoves arc universally approved
where thcy are used.
Also-NAiLs If the Iirst quality viii be
Eepl constantly on hsul IS ,Lc kEG, at
the Troy prices Also. quantity Of etouod
HOTiScOTL7 PL4STER,
Tor saic cheap ior ready pay.
ALAhSON ALLEN
Fairhaven. Dee. 3. 1895. tO,f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

The gsri. veis l,.-.sd .asi Sasartsy and
s*L-ag So ana 'ras p4t,a.' were oai 81
O. -i' pa raate4Hrutc .i .a'arns'lel hsU0s bern
'ree''ea iA-i ths isp1egu mta had socceelcS ~
'--sog fe'a cog n Gel. led rebels. -Hh lie %.
les' q siie@l siog pisisanlcne. \ o.nsaa ~
ca esae o.t o. Sasuflsy that each so.aalesf
'a's'e hss.sa. "a ,le s..4n ssas gissa ~ lie ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

We intend, tohayr gwen oar ."alois the pleasure
of seeing Mr. Wcbs,crs Speech his week Oh Ia Sub
Treasury Scheme, but We have not yet obtained the
iuiI speech.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

- s., Aslas. 3ist 49, BY T. T. Dcm4.ss. E.q o
Liuas.4 Jri,.4,a g. A.ss Joan aafta. $40. 81. AZ
l4sa
g. l.s.1es.ef. 4,.h u.l d.. 4 saytes, OlgsI Easgp
q. s-4f~JH, y - 3.4sy Aaa aaP 81 brAa-aa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

The building on the adjacent corner, oc
cupicd 10y Mr. Murphy, as a tavern, vas al
so entirely destroyed with most of It's iurn
lurc.
The disturbance in ,lc money market producedb by
the eAploslon OF the Commonwealth aud AIudicstx
Rauks, as well Us by the cou"ptons exposed IA thr
two iRhcy banks, where through the AID o the hroihrN
40 law ut the Secretary al che ltclsury,a potion 81
ihe pa lac money WAS deposited Tor 'siiv keeping, has
Il, length IN great measure subsidized. I"c a."f",
while II has C1uvulsed has putiHcdi aud calm has
uoW uccrrdcd o. tine banks, when have br,u alice
ted by the disturbance the Futon, ianro.t, aud CON-
mricid,i have gwen svcuy 10 ttIe a'a"caled OdbAs}
whom thr,r bills arr redeemed at gar. The Amr4cau
and kdOy have redeemed all hen small bills al ptri
and VIII fulfil their remaining obligations 10 Ihr Pu1he
with hdely
he pane produced by the explosion of the admiuis
iraton dcpuse bauks has he'd 10 thorough cxamina.
iui of all t- banks OF tie association ia is city, aud
the result has been certainly satisfactory. Euuic con
h5rncr has 10 Consequence been tcsturrd-uud there IS
longer any one BANK Of the association, to whicn
dlstrst be attached. the effect u tius searching
operations, and OF the revival Of conid, must he t.
hghlen the pressure upon the money martri, winch
has been -it severely during the last month aud 10
cuau. ihe bauks to extend their Customary acconHu
dutons 10 The public -i0sioh linus.
Mss ssiqpi Senator. a slip from the Nashville Upi5m
Olice, tll James rotlrr, (Van BuTeu) had been
elr1trd senator nom Isss ppm - ii'I he SIC hey oc
cas.oIcI vi tn teaian4tpl {" the lion J1nn b.4c.
r irolef sud to be Loco fo.o VI Ia BoulonIaA
school.
Dca'h IF Osc,a. THIS celebrated indian Ca,ef died
at toU Aiourr, JlI 3,u, VI "" affection Vi te throat
-" ''''' " ~" ''''
The New York Commercial Advertiser of Saturday
contains leter aua,cssed 10 pi.uhfup,st VI tat
ca $, when accompanied Vundis 81 e'suiy pIc
e 80 ,o''''"=' 49, 'De' '"' '''' P''' i"''I 49,
"a member Of the Soeiely d ircnds.
RI f,t .,.. t. ~ p,., ,
~ 80 % "''u 'u''E'o' @u''''' 'o' ue ~''''' %
N'''"ui' ~ ',''s' '''S '."' -.
l,y..Dcs ..c moi TO-, ,cy,5utr,,,.
t'e>Si i."o&c lrt"o, have Pasatd a Dii ubo''si.-
. iIp Cat lHl puHlsHaeui en- tUOSuiuiIug ImpBr0u-
neDt md.
/ acid on tnp 2iH OF. al Ne" Onoans, aoI lcso
/ uiious as. I. c4 40 favor cd d U4toual D4ut.
.,..l..,.t.,....,t. ..t...i.t...t......
..' ~ ''.'1 ''''''' "-'' ~ INV
a.ursd 81" @.Hraly 1894, instru,taas ,ne ..,ualots
,u tote lDr sue Ia j.a.,uz .ses9.uioa.
/ III C:.,.,,, ,r A r,,... a., l; i,, ,,,.,-., f., fla,
~Doh,,e vrro u,,yee to ,ae oD,rrs ot lAlts, lsnho
s 'a; ','.s' WEN ''o ",.'p
l....,..".,, s,,."., l,-,. ~ .r''. and lb,t t.r
49, ' - ~, ''' '' '' d
''' o'|P' '"--'s'a'e~ --4-'.. The s'''''7r""
c.,.,.,r,,,, ,,.., .,-o,i,,,, sqt,.i. ~, u,-
,ua,on. 10, p.,y, - d4f4 c,,oscd, D-t strong sn-
''''-'' '' d ''''-'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

Look osi Jgr C.aaiecfea Bts. Sylyesieis Re-
Poder hsya thaI spurious t..'s ou lie Farmers
Dan.. q. OGAoil. ~ lAls State are ia ejaculation.
Zoe 1s,is are OF Tie following description 90
payable So II. q. Neal. letter a, July u, 1881
Z. Nj. Corbin. osst'f. la SAnh. 81, pres'i. ~
9 elH. eosfse sno the t.iing up and signatures d
ga us sa"'e han1. The ng. at ius bottom a
the y..i is upside d9Su--,hus 6.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

Fhe soldiers lately deserted from The 2l.h Tegl-
ncut solioled al Niagara u. C., bot we,c re,aheo
near Waterloo aud sent 10 Toronto under a strong
guard. Oae WSs on doiy as a sentinel bat aUan-
l"ted his post, and gave The couniefsisn 10 n's
c.Etsdcs. Subsequent accounts say tnat The!
have bee0 shot
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

Respects 10 G,a WooL. fac citizens OF Burlington
honoed Tins gentleman i.st week vita public enter
tanment The lon Wan. a Gnswold presided, aud
the toats were d. lLlL..- j anA senlnnnnlal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

SdL Speculation TIE noius 81 ltiesulis % nov ali
The ra,e Ile pscg OF tue Of one years gioalA
iloa ,,e c4tn. So per- headed At f.usling, son-
10 ~ thousand c0i4is h..e ueen pad ezsa ioi
l4ei NilAin d4 eOatTae. 10. o. 30 lac been
rrsyio bJ01. ana me p4gchzhef could take a
sal! prolt Iis CONTRACT luade, We slPpos~,
81 Ices iAaH 80 /. sAy n.-u hss CAinrse uuly4fy
ifcts base cash, 4ciisrT ie Sui lfr4sary j.
Passss p0t kVefy u4uy sefy vel tr ulsce o.
ps.agcr grets by tne nrat A4taa4a--JslF. Con-.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13
DIai,.

j. AssiabsssA. O., O. .4e ia ia y. L.. C.sgsa.
~ iatr a ClafvaGoa ase1 %.
Ia F.sfAs!a, ID iHst sirs B5se.sk. vile Of Jsssyh
too eish, Ese
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

a.fous e.-lus ere as4s4g ~ ,Ae Nsssseaasc.is
sssls;gfe 90 lss.ish re psh,saa.lli o., dealt 10
a. lG.aIs Cd Il. lf4tr ia nc t,s, es..et.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13
COrre,P5Hdfnes Of The Boston .7tlas.
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
NERMosr. SgAR TnE LINE as. Z
ErhfnnfN 6 IS3S. {

VERMONT. FkAR IHE LINE 40.
February 6 1898.
Signs ofd Squat -ae Montreal GOluaieers once
more At hs po,fs-.4. B. Papineon in .Nonfrcai
For some lime past the French population OF
Montreal have been on the qua uire. 1t WA cor.
renlly reported thai intelligence had been received
from papiueeu--hat he had ordered rising"
zpeedy-snd that Montreal was itself TO be he
first place Of atinck--or rather that the Patriots
~ete To stack that city soon they coulc get
there. Now mark the effect of these reports. They
Acre be!itred by mUitiiudes--fof mulutudes of The
Canadlou popuIa|ion-ihe very ones perhaps hose
oath had just been taken, per ordcr of Lord Cos.
lud, len The city the presses, all Of them, motto
ed thcsc reports; and III turn the peopte-thc IN
habtsuts OF the rure! districts have alike heard
atd alike believed them, by hundreds aud thou
slats.
This exeitemeu;-hs moving Of the troubled
"alers-proyes one thing Mr Speaker Pop'eau
cas- raise rebellion anew a, his viii.
Bot Vii! hel We believe we can sry--AyE.
Such, ., es-i seems to be the impression at Mont
zeal. BY latest accounts from mat ciiy 10 The
morning Of The 3 aud from the Herald, learn
that authentic Information had reached the proper
luuihorlcs, that considerable numbers (2OO) vi
he French Canadpns had crossed The Hc" 10 re-
lntorce General Cute" In the county Of Acadic
also, there were unequWoca demonstrations ct war:
the Canadians were openly drilling, aud unsparlng
10 their threats to the Tories.
| These and other things keep Tic troops 10 nc
ton Considerable forces have been stationed al
/ Lap.a lfie, 81. Johns, CLaMbly and Napier.e +;
| snd iwO more companies from Quebe were ex
pecied the 4tn. The Montreal volunteers are
sgain ordered to be prepared fer instant duty.
Mr. La6e!inoudefe has gone on To Washington
| with des patche for The BUush Munster.
On the %, A. b. PaptHeaG, brother Of the
Speaker. was brought 10 Montreai-chsrged OF
course, "ith high treason.
Lord Gos!ord was 10 leave Quebec on The 4h
the Herald mus, rejoice its last kick at this mo
Die" parsonage, is because he has give DebartzcI
Gl0O0 for bio property, destroyed by Brown u
81. Charles. Some OF Yankees VIII not DC
sorry at the passage { Blchanans bill on one &C
count the Canadians aye purchasing rifles III the
SIuios, aud not few OF The Yankee patriots arc
exceedingly ANXIOUS TO intercept them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

hsnfy sPsesnaa, @i4g, ~As elected - tis A.
se.l.y VI te4es5 sa4 FF.ssy i' iAs city 90 r4i-
4ae!Paisi b .--r % 49, EalHs ~ lof q, IAsisp
san, Aars .eo, 4la l53 10 atht. c-a-4-tss III.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13
LOWER CANADA.

The people o, the Loaer prg,iHce evidently ex-
peel speedy -eneas Of hps'ilii,s. Many iam-
following from ,ae Momfe4. Head Of tie g.;
No. /.
Loyal .BIay,ststoHt Aoihsu',e intelligence
has reached The proper aurhonl,cs that couslcef-
abe nuraser ~ TIE ffeurh Canadians haze efos.-
e. ,ac hae lea IAe dteei,.n " AapvNl.ie and O4.c
t9Su. 10 reinforce '.snesal 1Hie = toe number
is esiis.air1 at 900. 80 ae may look iofs lea
nsfe yis.,sa,eers tten l,t.e bIuod-ic'ung. ana
ised. great many genuine GosiJrd addresses.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13
Feet EssEtc for Sa!e.

GiTuArtn "a ou1 oaioinios the plesn5t lille vi,l.r.
'''' h"rh.. e.,'o "nl'ar Couaiy, ,on.i.tug ofa
Tire Story DleP'ag Hope and S,o,e. go9d
Farm Hoas-, FIRE .3a,ny. good and
coarfRisat Sh.ds, anil IN oaier
H-- 5ory oat-btHdiavs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

The Brush force now stationed ia Canada, Is
said to consist Of The lst, 18Th, 2ih 32I, 3l,h,
10 GOA. S3d and S5 h Regiments ni the nne,io-
seiher with large Brgade OF Artillery, besides
several corps ut Cavalry, baltaiIons OF Militia Oh
Toll puy, aud several thousand volunteers.
The Is b has arrived at Halifax from the West
iudies, on lis way to Canada, aud .aie English pa
pers slate thai tho 05ih, 1Oh aud 03u uls.
under orders lor the same place,-Bar. Seat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

- XaB@oi punishment. IDe Hoa-e of .ertcseaia
1 ~ ..Dvac leland have P.s.ed Ji.i obo..s.
/ z catual punishaen, oni constituting lmPusoo
u-ut ioT ul.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

meclIng @. tie ctuz-as Ci LYlisIlna va.
acid ou lnr 2iu OFT. az Ne" Or,aus, rad ieso
uiious u0. p c4 100 favor cd d E4tloual I4UE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

The FIRST aud strongest advocate for the Patriots oi
i.5wer Canadi, Wp" f4,suo ais vute AiDruuAa
Gtouna-lie eaitos ~ We y. y LxptcasGr Al-
caAvienn tnnt majority ol Tie people Of tie Upper
Itoslnce ..c not ioi Icyo!utou.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

Dcah n OgcJ'q Til, celebrated indian Ca.cf died
at fur Aioutnc, JlI ,tl, VI affection vi The tnIosl
alter un i,l4rss ui 4 few dl,s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

The New York Commercial Advertiser OF Saturday
contains lrtter addressed 10 piui"thfupst VI tat
$, VAtcn accompanied Jundis eisuty yea plp
ces - ,,o.iHna, Inir aded TOO the poor faces wrc
nude ny an asrd "iooN lady 80 nef aeseH Dulta ytsi
u tenOer VI the society d ircuds.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

Mss ssiPpa senator. slip from The Nashville u"l''
Oce s.ats thai James lrotlrr Wan Buleu) had beer
erItrG senator if" Ppi, - II The sc ncy &c
c.soneI oy tn lrasn4una 81 tIc lion J1nn L.ac.
Ilr rottef sad to he Loco fo1o VI Ia Boulona.
school.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

Sc safa l,si lAe American b.aA - 10 close o., IL
e. nc.fus aud visI Up its directors rAgf~-ta t.aA
tsa uftat4 ll a0t oay te l. .a.drfs yul t.e s.ycA
41.1els atl Dr pl.1 $50 .....- Last,a .ler,t4tl.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

Ii.- Committee 81 tie \ lolG b4aSs returned from
fui~4sPiii. o. saturday, - Ast, HE fss-t OF tlc
,0''ricnce concerning tic frtuiuPtan ~ spec.e plJ
VA "l4 -ea tAst r plruHt atale % exchanges ~iii sol
"a srf-Ht Soc hang o. DAY iof t.-t p4lpJss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

C,uqley.4lrs = great qa4ni OF - bills the
- - uuaa,.t UiHa al IfOF4tC~i nave t,va pot
'ua'.on ir r-pcf - dafA cyioied, D-t strong, sHl
sYpe-ls 90 - u.r.,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

4. Aew . Secs ii- s.--ef aas lEzt l.s clausT
AN sIt i-ralsAe4 e. gsts p Sad gsrD..hed Rl.a
sqags~ q aesefs, q. fslsre "a ths sgras ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-13

4" extraordinary OF tAe - Lawrence 81 Monte.
a o ue jI 4l otsfh,etd ae.lsA. OF s t,i~et4 80 te
-'p. oi il.u 90 feet Ia iAr ,t nu-L A.uf, fa.A,
- c swept ), bna ts s4.4fDs t-gtc a!oHH.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY.

The following programme OF the cele-
bration Of the ensuing anniversary OF A
merican independence in Columbus have
been adopted BY the joint committee OF
the citizens and military.
AT sunrise federal salute to be fired
as signal for hosting the National
Flag.
AL 20 o'clock, A. M. a procession to be
formed in Franklin Square, in-the follow
ing order, under the direction Of the Mar
shalIs Of TIE day.
LIST. Columbus Band.
Cd. Columbus Rifemen.
sfd. Orator Of the day and Reader.
4th. Rev. Clergy.
5th. Soldiers &c the Revolution.
9th. High Sheriff, Judges and Justices
of the county.
7th. Male Student Of tie Franklin
Ascadeply.
9Th. Principals and Teachers 81 the
several Seminaries Of the city and LIE
] President Of Gle Female College.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-07-03
AMERICANUS,


THE Members of the "CoLUMBUs BAND"
Il tender their grateful acknowledgements
to the members of the Aberdeen Lodge, and
citizens of the town, for the generous hospital
ity extended them at the late celebration Of st.
Johns day. They assure the Masons and cit
liens that it shall ever be their aim to cherish
and perpetuate the feelings of friendship exist
ing at present; and viii, with pleasure, join
them on all similar occasions, ifiA their power.
Dr. Sanderson and Col Wills, have the
s1ncere thanks of the Members for the kind re-
ception they met with at their hospitable man
sions.
Columbus, June 80, 1888.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-07-03
July a,1898.
The Office of the Ala51ma Intellgencer

The Office of the Ala5ama Intelfgencer
is for sale.
In order to enable the proprietor to de-
vote more of his time and attention to the
large number of debts due the Office, half
or the whole establishment would be sold
on very reasonable terms. To person
who is properly qualified, he would pre-
fer to sell an interest of one half.
The Office has an extensive patronage;
and for the last two and half years, has
yielded profto Of about $4,000 per an
mum.
az Papers that exchange with US are
respectfully respectfully requested to give
the above one insertion.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-07-03
ACQUITTAL OF RICHARD H
WHITE.

The Jury, who retired on this innpor-
tant case about 3 o'clock yesterday, were,
permitted by the Court 10 60 home last
night at eight O'Clock, provided they did.
not make up verdict. They we're how
ever, required to reassemble in their room
at O'Clock this morning, for the purpose
ofmaking up their verdict. They did not
agree until quarter past one o'clock to-
day, when they returned into Court with
the following verdict, which after some
objections on the part ofthe prisoners coun-
sci was ultimately recorded: "We the
Jury find the prisoner, r. III. White,
under the plea Of limitations, Nor GUIl.
TE."
After this verdict was recored, Mr.. w.
L. BRENT moved the Court that the pri-
soner be discharged; and the District At
torney making no objection, RIcHARD III.
WHITE was ordered to be discharged.
We are told that before the Jurors left
the Court House, nine Of them rendered to
r. III. White the following declaration in
writing, which we have been requested by
the prisoners counsel. to publish along
with this notice:
aWe the Jury, who tried RICHARD FL
WHITE, declare that nine ofus were 70
acquiring him entirely Of the charge 0
burning the Treasury Department, on
believed he did not do it; but tia
three of the jurors not agreeing with US
we compromised ~ finding the verdict W
did, but would not have consented to
had we thought It would have left any i'm
putaiion upon him Is 70 bis innocence.
aWoshngt0n, june IA, 1885. =
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40 RICHARD BRowNRIeG FRANCIS
eSS''' LEIGH and others:
,vrN.- The favorable opinion
Os EN- 5een pleased TO express Of the
pr nayG : v,Eieh hsve discharged the
naleI g :, inc Office Of District Attorney,
'i = . y, ~, Of the Court, has produced in
Ins s;U ID emotions which can more readi-
Ply ., n,onceivod by you than expressed by
DC The The Office / hold is one ola highly
ne,.,a;bIe character, and inexperienced
y Ol 5,,ies. | was painfully apPrehensive
= ~ ~. Io' roonner in which should dis
nay l. .,V them would fall short of what the
.n na,EO had right to demand. Al
e 1IH was conscious that very many
ouE give me credit for the good inten-
';ou, vet good intentions in a public &c othcer
5 % , ~ c circumstances, therefore, Cen
y, en- the expression of your favorable
LENNON sa, Of the manner in which my duty
p 7,i' boon discharged, has not failed to pro-
5 iuS oo feeling of the most lively satisfac-
ioO O BYt gentlemen, as public officer
'I have done nothing more than endevored
% do my duty.
There can be no tribunal intended to
.oonerate with the Judicial powers in the
lo,ection and punishment Of crimes more
.orsct than that of a Grand Jury, whose
Sntv i is not only to see that offenders
h not escape without punishment, but
kegise TO shield the innocent against
hose groundless accusations too common
n 4 country where any one can carry
m public prosecution at the expense o
he State. Long experience has showr
hat no body Ofmen intended to exercise
rnctons connected with the Judicial de
Darments of the State have been more
Uniformly respected than Grand Jurors.
The expression of my opinion Q
he manner in which you met and dis
.arded the obligation, which devolved o.
lou as Grand Jurors, would add nothing
the general appreciation of the Who'll
Immunity. And in conclusion, gentle
ben, permit me to hope, that the advar
ge to the community from your labor
paw be commensurate with your zeal
ehalfof its best interests.
Yours respectfully,
HENRY GRAY.