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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-11
RADwAY's CHINESE INDICATED Soar AND
THE cIRCASSIAN UFNN.


YslIS medicinal eosnelique is sure CURATIVE y, II,
u affections OF the Aii n'partmg hea aud ,,es,tt.
To The complexion NehaNelccg frequently "a ,yi,.
we cali Hadwa! 5 SOAP, eAhesrl Ne ds a,t 49,,
10 say lasl Railways SoaP was either invented nr ~,
pared IN emma. Not al all; the invention m,
"u ""u--so also is as nanuactUre; but lis medie,tsI
ssehs are indigenous q lat climate whilst rs Lsauti
nhs pEoptrues are largely owing 10 tie Cir,.ssi,,,
AshHa ne Henua is one Of those neritorinus l,nts
""sr virtues asa cosme i4ue has for centurrs Iee,
Nno"h ",y TO the Cireass dns. Bun ~ tao ,vondef
sothtss 10 The skin, health and heautv e. Inc co,l
! Proof positive Of AS rave aud vahieA vrtues -
49,, - =" ptlrf hal'dhc iIapis, possessing hea'in.
s'"NAis FutiiA Ing aud htsutiA ing merits Lnun, ~
I" ~, @ TIE great secret OF the success ut Raiwav
hsl"ays soap Is saeedy ~ ITS eject I'd rcuoyiuy
ai' shnhHfh, fiuples, Eotches, Pusiules ,retters
SNie, Sat kheumi RusWurn', Rash and nlos NO mites
roy ,hayhs us excellent, for the Toilet il B. pea,a
S"d f % cents large, aud lsl ceuis snail tablets Al
,ne principal depos, u Conr ul street; s5i rcarlst
NeW iois. \ g RAILWAY a 10.
- oJi feAd street. New Work
7NH ~ "heciihghy \ % FAlRtitl.n
suslO 49,,
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W'CBALLEN. kNOX, & co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
ROOFS 4 SHOES,
Directly opposite their old stand Sign of tina
BEG r ED IL O Q T..


%TYE are now receiving direct from the Mauu(ac.
WV turer's, hy whom they have been manufactured
expressly Tor our own TRADE. of the largest and
best selected of Boors and Suor. for rnn
and SUMNER WEAR offered in this or any other
market To all who in want of ANYTHING in the
way OF Boots or Shoes we would respectfully request
examination of our stock previous to purchasing
them they wiz find ii to their ADVANTAGE our
stock VIII be found to consist in part of tho following
seasona5c goods.
500 PAIRS Mems Fine calf boots
500 d. Gents Fine morocco do
300 do Mems stout calf welt Boots
500 do Mems Kin boots,
MEMS MONRoES.
1000 pairs Mems fine calf and morocco Nunroes
1000 do Mems kin Broeans,
zoe 0o do Mems stout alf4 welt Brogans,
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS
zoe pairs Rows fine calf hoo;s
$50 do Boys prime ip do
100 do Youths DO do do
100 do eI6laren's calf de-: sizes 5tos
BOYS AND }0uTHs' BROGANs
500 PAIRS Boys Kip Brogdus
$50 do Do Morocco Brogans
eco do DO Thick da
200 do Youtls oaif anil morocco do
$50 90 do Eip Broeaes
LADIES SLIPPERS. HALF CATERS, &c
e0H0 pairs cheap X ID and seal slippers,
zoo do ladies Fine Kid slippers
600 do do Fine KID walking Shoes
2uo DO do Pump sole Caters,
$50 DO do Thick do do
l00 do do Cater Boots,
W0MEN's LACE BOOTS.
500 PAIRS Women's X id and orocco Lace Boots,
800 do do calf Lace Boots.
MISSES SLIPPERS, LACE ROOTS. &c.
coo pairs Misses ki0 aud Sea Slippers,
$50 do do Half CATERS
45p do do Morocco Lace Boais.
CHlLDREN'S SHOES
1000 pairs children's morocco andIeather Bootees,
800 do do Fancy Caters,
go do do Fancy coored id Booiees
SO do do Black aud coored Kid ankle Ties,
200 do do Morocco Lace Boots
1900 do do Leather begged Bootees.
SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE STOCK.
Constantly on hand Large and well selected assert
ment OF Shoe Sisck aud Findings. VIZ: Spanish Sole
Leather, French and American calf skins, Morocco,
Md, Lining and Binding skins. ALSo-Iasts, Boot
Trees, Shoe Threads, Nails, Pegs Patent aud
aw! Hans Aw blades. Pmcers, Knives; assortment
of French Shoe Kit, &c &c.
Thankful Tor the liberal patronage heretofore extended
10 rs, wesill solicit continuance of the same.
McCLALLEN, KNOX l. co.
Wheeling Mar Is, 1915.
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0UB4eum4
NO yAsJ W. a N'E

4 GOOD Cooking Stove?-i'hvte is nothing m.re
- desirable in the of house furniture than good
Cooking stoVe-thcre are great many excellent stoves
OF variety of Patterns now in use, hut have seen
that appear 10 have many advantages the air
tight Combination stove. We advise hausekoe pers TO
call and tins JOHNSONS
Tin, Sheet lrtn and Stove ware house, No l2l Mar
ket square. seDA1
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n f. 4 :!

NoNTlNUES to manufacture Confectionery of every
~ variety, at No. 81 Main street, three doors above
'ouhhhla street, CINCINNATI, q. Aug24
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rsOrAL Nans our own manufacture IN tlis f,rsal,
- low ny Iclt PRYOR = PAlI.L.
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in the Office Of Street Commissioner. Referred to
Con Dc nd Co

in the Office Of Street Commissioner. Referred to
Committee on Roads and Canals
81. Johns Park-Mor' Lght Wanfed.-Assstant
Alderman SCHULTZ presented resolution that the
neghborhood Of st. Johns Park is in the night time
infested with base and unprincpled persons who tahe
advantage Of the darkness in which it is shroude
consequence Of the dense foliage of the and the
dmness Of the ordinary oil lamps to perpetrae acts of
violence upon females and other unprotec ted persons
who have occasion to pass through Beach Varick and
Laight streets 1t therefore resolved that the
perinteDdent Of gas be directed to the above
named streets TO be lighted with gas Adopted
Resolved That IL be referred to the Committee on
the Croton Aqueduct with power to connect the drain
from the Bowling Green fountain with the in
State street or Battery Place Adopted.
Resolved That the pier foot of Vestry street be de-
sgnated as dumping place for night scavengers and
also tho pier at the foot of Watts street Referred to
a special committee.
Resolved, That the ordinance which allows to indi-
viduals two fhs of the width of the street each
side for the construction of cellar vaults, be nd
ed TO limit the extension of such vaults to the line
structure may hereafter be erected. Referred.
Resolved, That the Board of Aldermen concur that
the city inspector be instructed to issue permits for
emptying any sinks in the 9Th ward, except the
be dumped from some pier slip in the ward
duly provided by ordinance of this Common Council.
Lost
Several other papers from the other Board of par
tcular Importance, presented and passed.
The Board then adjourned until o'clock on next
Monday evening.
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WASHINGTON, July 10, 1913.
Claims on Meric0.

On Saturday, Mr.. Benton introduced bill for
the purpose, in part, of executing the treaty with
Mexico, OF the I'd Of February last.
The 10Th article of the treaty provides, that
To ascertain the validity md OF these claims
board OF commissioners shall be established by the
government Of the United States whose awards shall
be fDsl and conclusive; provided that, in deciding
upon the valdity of each claim the board shall be
guided and overDed by the principles and rules of de-
con bed by the first and fifth articles Of the
unrathed convention concluded ut the city OF Mexico
on the twentieth day of November. 1913: and in
case ths award b. made in favor of any claim not
embraced by these principles and rules.
The second section of the bill reported by the
Senste's Committee on Foreign Affairs, is a. fol-
lows
the government Of the republic Of Mexico. which
considered by the board Of commits appointed
under the convention Of the l1th Of April 1899 and
referred 10 the umpire and not decided by him but
returned 20 the board by him on the 2jth Feb 1872
shall be considered adudcaed and the award.
ed in favor said claimants respectively and reported
10 laid umpire together with interest the
provided by said convention OF the 18th April 1899 70
be paid sron the final awards Of said board shall be
paid TO such claimants their legal representatives
This secucn of the bill usurps the treaty, if II
should ,ass, AID legalizes 1928 6Z7 ~ OF claims,
some Of which were Of "A nature that the umpire
had already rejected as not being provided for by
the convention, ard Others which were not con-
templated, Their by lhe treaty with Mexico OF
1881. or the laws Of nations. (See IN uabul r
statement. with the report of the American com
missioneTs-Senafe doc, No 320 9th Con, I'd
ses) That some OF these claims valid, under
the convention Of 1889 there can be no doubt; but
why should Congress legsllze the amount OF any
Of rheml Why not LEI them all fare alike, and be
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RISES. IS MOON "a
SUN SETS ~ reH wArEa..... IL
Cleared.
Shins-Atanc Lawrence Calao, TTurlhurt & CO. John
shddy tps) Luce Lverpool Kermit; Mry Harrington,
(Brj McFtc st John. NIB; Eliza Morrison, SRI Fnay
ton Eagle hazard
Harks-Candac Gar ner Canton Buclin Crane: Auuss
Brem) ude 81 Utes Schmidt balchen; New World Crowe
Norfolk
hi s-Dorothee tBrem) Bum s, Ubes Schmidt Bschcn
Marguerite (Br) CANDLES 81 John NIB J& Tapscot Man
haitian Lit efod Mobile d lIutlbut Co; Alabam Howard
Savannah, Sturccs, Cleatman 4 Co
ScrsPincc Henry tBrl Dusktc. Halifax " Brane; Mary
Ellen Mes fredericksburg Mary Clark sms ey Salem: Amer
Belle u xtef Bos r We, Graves Piade phia relc
graph, Ticker, do; Geo Rowe Wotmore, New Haven.
Arrived
Packet ship ddcrs Cobb Liverpool june II r,dso and
80 Iasssnr 10 Collins The anchored yesterday afe-
ship hound East showing blue swallow
ter IN centre 18th lat 49, Ion - Duchess an
bound I'D Ia ~ Ion g. bark rnaL
with black letter r. boont Ensg July rA lat ~ ~ lon 6
exchanged signals with Jacket ship Garck, Shipey
IL erpol day pm, o 81 20 lon 10 5 signal zed on of
the line OF packets hence for London july lat 30 lon I
81 srnastd bark lamont Of Liverpool, bound East
Br ship Mount Ste art Elphpstone MAJ 20 dave,
with ~ de and ~ pass rgers. Woodruff Min urn July !,
LIT ~ o. lon 80 u fpoko Br ship Argo from 81 Liver
from - John for liverpool.
Slip renupou Ge.r Liverpool June g with mdsc to Oily
plant June 90 lat 10 T. Ion 81 25 Br brig OF So
John u for Liverpool time sr bark, s wint sig
nails ct5 Mauy June rs lat - 40 Ion ~ 90 spoke brig rhos
Wood for Quebec July o. lat ~ ~ lon Gs " isneircd ir
pipe boom; july q rried in ioisail yarl
Br lark oger SIcndlove Newcastle II DAYS with coal and
amp Hack Barclay Livingston june ~ lat 10 lon 30 49,
T'le tig Dana days from iivcrpoo, erins Vest sam
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Board of SUPERVISORS

July 1o-Special Meeting. Franklin, Esq
in the chair. The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved
Petions-From sundry persons for the correction of
taxes Referred
BiHs-From various public departments, and from
several newspapers Some of which referred, and
others credited and ordered to be paid.
Consaunic atioas-One frcm the Board OF Education
asking that tho of S4S 03 90 be raised by
common school purposes for the ensuing year Refer
red to committee annual taxes. The Board then
adjourned to Thursday next.
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determined by board Of commissioners to be APP
pointed to adjudicate them according to the ex-
press provision OF the late treaty. The fact that
such preference is given in this bill to those
claims over those which the umpire had cut down
and decided upon, is suspicious as well as unjust,
and is also direct violation of the 18th article of
the treaty, and should be corrected by expungIng
the second section of the bill
There are but three millions and one quarter to
be divided among the unadudcated claims, which
sum will fall far short of the Just amount of those
claims for spoaons, in violation OF the treaty of
1881, and the laws of nations.
We are aware that there are persons largely in
terested in fictitious Mexican paper; but whether
they have, unwittngy on his part, inveged Col
Benton into their scheme of getting an equal
chance with the just claimants, at the limited APP
preparation made, we cannot tell. JUSTICE
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day. spoke Magnificent for ousbso "a dsxs
OUT June 81 lat A. Ion o. spoke ship Malsbar from PhAA
Ship Depau Milford Mobile 20 days with cotton 10
Fowlerfor Liverpool put in in see
The anchored in the lower Bay and boarded
Boy.
Bark Algoms (of Thomaston) spaudng Palermo NAV IL
with birthstone, &C. to Draper Deyein. July lon
90 So spoke Danish schr from st Thomas for Boston The
boarded by the News Boy
bark Aberne fegth Norway with mdso
and III passengers, to Naylor Co.
Br brig Hope, Morry Grand Key, IT, 10 days with salt
G Lauries.
Nesmith Walsh through the passage bark
Clasa Perkins Durham, hence days for Trinidad de Cuba
Hamburg Rorert Louisa Voiss River de Salado
America o. days with hides to Wiessr Left schr Severet
Brig Arie, Br,mhal Eastport with ath, TO Surges Co.
Brig Sarah Elizabeth Emerson Addison days. with
Br brig Ready Rhno Frze Windsor Ns days with plaster.
to master.
Scbr Tonesa, Sugett Machas with lumber. Snow.
schr Philip Sears New Orleans 30 days. with
Schr Masonsc Phillips viginis days, with wood
S Sehr Irene Colby Eastport No to smith Boynt1n.
Schr Amanda, Kelly. Boston, with fish.
Schr Bellona, Crowell Barnstable, with fish.
Schr Leander Collins Bedford.
schr Robt II Stockton Bailey Kingston for Hartford.
schr Philadelphia Rodgers Salem, with plaster
Schr Erie. Hardy, Portsmouth nh.
Schr Expedite. Racket, Providence.
schr John hosgand Malery Abco 6days to Baen c.
Below.
One brig unknown
Sailed.
Packet ships Hendrix Hudson London Bavaria ships
Lucon Antwerp Speed Quebec barks Lota Gibraltar
Lena Bemen Isaac Mead, Savannah Charter Oak Mag
thusa Richmond Condor st Croi Bohemia Turks Island b
Falcon. Republic, Para; TOnquin Cardena Jas Caske
Cad Mariana. Bremen Jane Anderson. Nova Scotia Emily
Charleston Napoleon Key West Palas La Poole Susan Esbon
David Duheld, Wilmington, NC
July l0-Wind at Sunrise Sw Meridian. s; Sunset s.
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ri 1li O9

Notwithstanding the large quantity sent to market
which ought to bring return Of at least 100000 to
the region, we assure readers that money is
quite as tight as ever-whch is conclusive evidence
that the business is forced to meet engagements and
does not pay
The rates of toll and transportation by railroad have
been increased the line Of the road between this
place and Philadelphia. To Richmond they remain
the same On the st of August increase of 20 cts
per ton viii take place the railroad to Richmond
and 10 cents per ton toll on the canal to Philadelphia
Dealers abroad we should suppose, would find IL to
their interest to avail themselves Of the present low
AZ
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ment from the two companies Of cavalry left this
morning to take the place of the artillery they being
aened from the loss Of their animals to proceed
To Little Arkanas and escort the Pay master Fort
Mann. CLIO
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE The bark Victory arrived
AT New Orleans, June 80, from Vera Cruz, with
FIVE companies (275 mem Of the Massachusetts
Regiment under the command of Col, Wright.
Major. General Quitman arrived in Albany on
the sih INST, and Immediately took the cars for
The west
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Pnssengcrs Arrived.

nroo.packet ship siddons-MC Rcade; Miss Eliza WAL
colt. Cattshill. NY and 80 a,ecrsre
LvEnroor~Ship conturion-Mrs DIR Nellyan Mrs Gilss
pie Danhourdier Nicholson. ccond cabin and scerare
GLASGOW ship Ne sopsrs Epbnstone Mr. FurlonS aud
81 sicerare. =
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rAynr-pnchet ship Bavara-pam' Martin, New orleans
Mr. blame Switzerland; DR. Edward Ruppcrsurg Dubois r
Dupuy Nv and Madame ncsmarhes and maid New York; Jean
Dapse Michel DIR Eugene Favand and boy Cuba Fontaine
and lady, Philadelphia; ar0ches SPAIN Anthony Ioingsr
Germany Madame ludc France
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The COal Trade.

From the Miners Journal
The quantity sent by railroad this * is "a 55504
by canal, IA 405 04 for the week, 4S960OS. Total
by railroad. 5S1 0101 Ia do by canal, 1872 10000
This Is the heaviest shipment of coal made from
this region in any one week. Including the quantity
sent from the Swatara region the shipments for the
week exceed 600 tons, follows -
Schuylkill region. 1890 0S tons.
Swatara do ........... 22Sl00
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MARITIME INTELLIGENC e !.


RISES. IS MOON RISES ....,,.. o "a
SUN SETS. ~ iuGH Watch. IL
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9:si! Iula,,n,1t, (, a R,l ding Public
&.Alk2E 2EH ~ LAJS&
u MON MAGA III N e
OF LITERATURE AND ART.

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subscription list and good will of tho UN-
ION MAGAZINE, purpose removing the
Office Of Publication TO Philadelphia, and
commencing the number for January, ls49,
under tho title Of
Sariia's Union Masosineof Literature s. Art
This Magazine was begun in July 1871,
and during the brief period Of its existence,
has risen 50 rapidly in public fhvDr, as TO al
ready have become a firmly established
RIVAL OF THE OLDER MONTHLY PERIODICALS
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publisher feels confident il making il I'll,
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that petition will be presen
n ted to the County Commissioners Of Putnam
County, at their annual meeting, on the first Mon
day Of December next, praying for the appoint.
ment of Commissioners view and locate coun-
ty road to commence at the Lima and Perrys-
burgh State Road, near the centre Of section
eighteen, [isl township two, r. north range
oight [8 east, thence next to the north west cor
ner OF the north east quarter of the south west
quarter of section thirteen 81 township two, ri
north range seven, east, then.o to the north
west quarter oe section twenty -four, (24) town.
ship and range last named, thence south 10 inter-
sect the Van Buren and Defian ce State road
A FREE-HOLDER.
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WM. JOHNSON,
JAS. IIENDEN.
HENRY JONES.
no longer wings.

1, is astonishing that the only ones who
arc unmaniy enough to offer insult 10 a
stranger, do so in the name Of Taylor
Around ,be outskirts Of The crowd on Thurs
day evening, the name of Taylor was roarcd
like the sounding Of breakers. II came alike
from respectable merchants and the recking
iips of blaspemous rowdles, and mixed with
epi,ho,s of foulest revilemcht poured on the
speaker and his father, like congcnial
hing. This, from the "deccnt party"
seems strange. A solitary chont for Cass
was instantly suppressed by the supporters Of
that cand date.
Can any ono explain This singulariiy Of
venom displaycd?-Cin. Gloje.
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SHERIFV'S OFFICE, !
kalida, October II, i8!8.
NOTICE.

A petition will be presented TO the next gen
IA eral Assembly Of Ohio, praying for the re-
movul Of the Seat Of Justice Of Putnum Countr.
Ohio, from Kalda to the Town Of ottowa, in said
County, by the Projectors and Citizens of 0ua.
wa, becoming responsible Tor the erection Of SUIT.
able Public Buildings. And also praying for the
following attention to be made in the Boundary
Of said County, viz: Commencing at the south
east corner of section number ono, IN Town mum
her two, south range eight east, then next to the
west line Of said County, then north along the
original lins between Putnam and Van Vert
Counties.
Putnam County, Ohio, Oct. 20, 1913. ooew
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sIIERIFFs PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, the lave tbc State of Ohio,
w relative to Elections, makts il the duty
Of the She.iiis Of the respective couutics of ihc
State, u give notice by proclamation, at leest Is
days previous 10 The hcding my general election
of the time and places ofholding the same with
their respective counties:
Therefore, And in iulflment Of the requsition
and by the authority Of the Law. /, ROBERT
DOUGLASS, Sheriff of ihe county OF Putnam,
in the State of Ohio, do hereby notify the
Electors Of the said county. lat they are requir.
cd to meet at tho usual places of holding the ell
ecilons in the severai townships Of aaid county,
on the first Tuesday. being the 7th day, Of Nov
enIber next, A. D. 1913, and then and there to
cast their votes for TWEEN rY THREE ELEC.
TORS Of President aud Vice President of the
United States. fa aiu eH a, g5
ROBERT DOUGLASS.
Sheriff.
SHERIFV'S OFFICE,
kalida, October II, i8!8. ( fANl cL
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vocation The be''swill inyiulably smain-
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snch means were.used, We wonder at the re.

snch meansweTe used, We wonder At the re.
sul'." a
VIII Mr. Woods venture denial Of ths
charge! This Democratic paper IN his own
town, stands ready 10 prove j, when that de-
NAL is made. true, and we have MT a
doubt but il is, i places John Woods, the
Auditor Of State, in situation almost as ur-
ensiablo as that il, which he priced himself
when his pet bamline, the Hamilton Bank, o
which he was President, fulfilled lis destiny,
and swndled The people.
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FOREIGN ITEMS By THE NIAGARA

The mail Of last night, brought the news
by the Niagara, which sailed from Liverpool,
OH the 7lh. lsh
Tho tri,l of S NTH O'Bdcn, at Cl nmal
in Ireland, for treason in defending the
rights Of his coualry, is still progressing
Au a9pl;cation WAS m,le io havn the cilIsc
pos p med, on the grounl thu Mr.. OD.cn
had not received, previous to bis trial, CO.
py Of his Indictment, aud list Of the viii
nrsscs 10 be producsd against him.
In England. Il m IN on trial for his life, has
a rigI.t TO b. nlo,mad upon both Of these
points, but according To the decision Of the
court al CIoanel, in Ireland, 10 snch right
exists. Another po,n Of dissatisfaction is
the great sproporion existing between
Protcs.nnis and Catholics upon the Jury pm
el. After snndry attempts on tho plrt of
the prisoners counsel 10 g,in something for
his client on .hcse p iuls, the trial WAS pro.
cccded with. Sa aurjay, Monday and Tues,
day. were fully consumed in examining wit
nesses on the par. Of the crown. As usual
in political coIlspiracics, ir,ilors hive been
found who have given evidence which VIII
go Ear 10 support tae indchn mt against Mr.
O'Bricn.