The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-23

Mr.. Bel, and dated June 10, 1914, and stated tnat
he was directed by Mr.. Delaney, who was then IN
custody, and had been examined before the Magis-
trate, TO state that he wished the business TO go on
usual, and that Mr. Delaney solicitor had advis
ed that none Of his correspondence should be seem
ind % allow no one 70 see any OF hs private papers
OF whatever nature they might be. The writer also
requestt that all letters for Mr. Delaney should be
sent under cover TO him (Mr. Clarke,) al II, King
street, Stepney, 10 prevent their being seen or pub
lished.
Two wills, found in the prisoners house, were
read. They were by the prisoner and his wife,
| and in precisely the same terms, containing mutual
bequests Of all their property from the one TO the
| other. They were dated the nth Of May last
Wilson, a labourer in the prisoners employment,
said he had witnessed these wills the evening be-
fore Mr. and Mrs Delaney lett home, both Of mem
being present. More, shoemaker, gave similar
evidence
Margaret Ronald, servant Of the prisoner and
his wife, said that her mistress hao once had q
miscarriage during the night, but that no medical
| assistance was called in.
William Shaw, police serjeant, produced let
ter written by the prisoner III the staon-h ou,e,
which he intercepted. II was addressed TO Mr.
| Embletcn, OF Anwick, Northumberland, and was
very similar in its language to the addressed To
Mr. Broder,p then remandrd the prisoner I'LL
Saturday; n'ma'ing thar, 4 no addllional evi
dence were given, he should then commit The pti.
soner to take his trial tor the wiliul murder OF IA
chel Delaney.
| The announcement, which excited deep sensa
shake the prisoner, who walked steadily back TO
his cell
| COLONEL SToppART AND CAPTAIN CoNoLLY.-
| The following verv striking circular letter or ad'
dress from DIR. Wolf, has just been received IN tins
country. We regret TO observe that his hopes arr
| waxing fainter amid the difficulties which sur
| round him but his noble and intrepid efforts APP
| pear TO be unabattd:-
MKrvr. in he Tent Of .ameer sarog the Tooreomaun
2,o Enshsh miles from Bohh .1rrl p. 49,,
"To all the Missionary Societles, all the Philai
thropc Societies, the Societies fol- the Abolinon
| Of Slavery, and all Scientific Societies Of Eng
land, France, Germany, Austria, Prussia. and
Russia, Sweden, Denmark, Hindosan AID Amer
sMy dear Frends-Since ] left Teheraum, the
prospects of my finding we'll and alive and free my
friends Stoddart and Connolly become, with IN.
progress Of my journey towards Bokhara, DINNER
and dmmer, and daily more cloudy. 1 find every
where, i. IS true, people who tell me that both are
alve-and It is also fact that no public execution
has been witnessed in Bokhara and i IS also true
i that the Khaeefa, the holy dervish OF Mowr, whose
hospitabe tent left yesterday, escorted by OF
his relations and other Toorcomauss towards Box.
hara, tells me that Stoddart certainly was alive
but it is also certain that If they are alive, they
must sigh in the miserable prison called Harun,
Seray-a room which Is close to the room OF tht
harem OF the Umetr, SO that there IS no possibility
tor them to communicate their condition to Il Inv
ing soul. | therefore address TO you these lines
from here, where | am detained to- day by the
snow, that shall be at Bokhara in five six days
| if the Umeer does not send an order TO stop NJ,
progress to Char-Joo, the first frontier place OF
Bokhara, and where shall arrive utter to-morrow
"In case that you should learn after my arrival
at Bokhsra that both Connolly and Stcddart ar,
dead, and even my own head has falen by IN.
hand ofthe ruler OF Bokhara, beseech you, The n.
to exert all your powers tor some higher purpose
Tor some more noble purpose than avtnglng TIT
death OF those excellent and gallant officers anC
other Europeans--I mean, exert your powers, then
for the purpose OF ransomng 20O, 900 Persian slaves
and several Italians, as Giovanni, the matchmaker
letc., who have been brought there from Khoros.
saun and Persia and many thous ands OF those Per
SLAMS have been sold for the most immoral, unmen
,ioDable use to Bokhara aud its neighborhood
They are not black slaves, but white slaves. Ano
also bt seech you 10 learn, should you hear Of my
own execution, ha, there was Jew who has been
enabled, by Gods grace, to expose his lite for the
purpose Of saving the lives of Geniiles.
"And you, noble relations Of my beloved Geor.
giana, sh, ud you hear that my head has fallen a,
| Bokhara, be kind TO my wife, and to my dear son,
Henry Dlummond Charles Wolf,
s'Yonr aifectionate friend.
JOSEPH WOLFF, L. l. D, d. d,
Il Late Cura:e OF Higl, Hayiand, in Yorkshire"