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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-11

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Oct 9Th, Mrs ELIzABETH H. CLARK, aged seventy four
years and four months.
The friend Of her son. &. T. Clark, and her sonsin-
law VIM CIittenden and MIR. BluIthorne, respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this rhursday
morning, at o'clock, from Al Delaney street.
Oct TO- JANE EBBEs, aged sc years. roio OF the late
Jacob q. Arthur.
Htf remains will be taken to Mount Pleasant for In
terment
On board the bark Onyx, Captain Harding, from
Msrse,s, on the passage, OF pulmonary consumption,
G.. l. FERRIrRE, Eeq. ssn Of IL B. M Charge d'Afairs
at funis, and son-in-laW Of DR. Heap.
On the 18th ult, st the residence OF Rev Dr. James
Stark Dennylcanhesd. Stirliugshire Scotland, Rev.
AM STARK. D., late Pastor Of the LIST Associate
Prestytsrsn Church, If this city.
At Piermont n. Y, on the I'd inst SAMUEL O. YER
BYxI. aged 80 years. lie was soldier Of the Revo-
luton.
At Fass Christian, Miss on the 18th inst, ANNA
MARIA Frost, vile OF James Williamson aged SO years.
born at Gibraltar.
On the zlst Of Sept at Bath, England, OF cholera,
MAURICE POWER son OF the late Tyrone Power, known
liz this country as al actor.
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TBE RouNB BLAND EXPEDITION DIssANpnp.-The
New Orleans Crescent Of .he I'd inst says:-rhe men
lately assembled at Round Island have began to dis
.peue. About fifty OF them came over the Oregon
yesterday; the two hundred and upward who were
leu the Island may be expected in town to- day
tomorrow The expedition, then, no matter what its
dettDs alton, appears TO have fsled-but the failure
has not been owing to the conduct Of those entrusted
with its management at New Orleans The who
we're encamped at Round Island must blame the
Northern agents rather than the leaders here for the
sunerngs they experienced aud the prvations they
have endured II Is clear that the Northern wing Of
the expedition Was too tardy in its movements; and
that the whole undertaking would have been
full II New Orleans alone had besn depended the
Furnishing OF meu and the supply of means TO carry
out tie objects Of the ey petition
The Mobile (Ala .adrertiser OF the 3D. Inst, says:
The miserable creatures who have been for time
past oopgIegsiod Ksund Island have been turn I'd
oese and are beginning to honor us with their pre-.
senco Yesterday morning dozen or 20 were brought
beiere tho Mayor. 1t appeared in evidence that
the night before At late hour they were found by
Lieut. Gale, OF the night watch in the market house,
having taken lodgings there for the night In violation
OF the ordinances Of tue city They consequently
aroused from their sumbers and politely invited by
tha otcer to accompany HIM to place where lodgings
were slieady proviued far them. They did so, aud
were lodged III the guard houso On appearing before
the Mayor they raid they were just from Round
Island that they here to get work tha rsrosd
but the cont had yet arriv ed they
unable to get employ rlent that they we're turned
loote without cent OF money aud had no means for
procuring nights lodging getting a meuthtul Of
bread that this destiution their tor TAX
lug lodgings in the house that they intended
no harm tosl! body and would go to work on the rail
reed they could be p-rmittod to do Usou
these representation" the Mayor knosing that Of
the contractors WAS daily expected here and that no
want OF hands, d,charged the poor creatures,
with the aimoniton that they would bs closely
watched by the police and that If guilty Of any i'm
Of Conduct they would be arrested AMI
d, alt with giants. They are u most miscrapie
looking tet Of custoners-half starved, ragged aud
dirty their fororn and destitute condition Is cal
cuated to excite NO other emotion than pity and
LII seration.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

WEDsEsp.r, Oct l0-6rM.
Another steamer being about due at Halifax, With
snsthcr weeks later foreign news and it's charscter
anxousy awaited by dealers trade in leading articles OF
domestic produce was rather langud except for the
article OF cotton, which quite active Sales we're
Freely AIDE at uU prices both to spiuuers
lstion Flour continued to arrive freely and in tho
absence OF active demand from any quarter. tn.
article dull at yesterday rates At tho close In
ferior and medium gradei Of this state sni wetsra
we're lower. Southe-a trsndI eontlnuei absu. thu
same wheat continued insctivs, with sal,s 90
Canadian on terms stated below. Cora continued
Ia coed demand, but at Low rates While sa'ss
w,gs pretty freely made. Rye was steady Wiki node
rae srlss. Rye -four ana .sl exhibited no change.
There nothing in ba ID oats. Pogk was dlu
and heavy, aad sales lGi:sd the market closne
nominal at ye,tsrdny's rates Lard continued dgll.
Butter AID cheese steady aud IN fair dsusnI.
There not great deal doing Ia coffee, while prices,
a. Tie fee, q reduced htocks continued tu aud wi
upward tendency. Sugars we're IL moiaIato re-
quest viih laies - uba NUscorGdO and Neu Orleans
a. qu'taions below. Noiss's IS we're quiet.
AsHEs II ae rsrie t remained Dsniusliy ths same,
The receipts were light
Including scur at SO 62k; fine s<s - 10; cid COMMON
STATE and old Western mixed, At - 81 "a NJ
common Snd straight state aud tTsgbs Old we''ern,
rt IS 81 50, new mixed Western, at 50 90 s. i2jE;
straight cfttTu 50 1921 s. lS't; puge Nui
Southern ohio at 81 rs 50 3li fancy Geue'es, q.
S5ts So IS, fancy OHIO At IS "a So g7k aud 81.
tIHs bcioir SsLihsfa Four-1UO bills. sold a. 81 81
81 90, for old aud lew common brsnds Rye f3sfr-
Ice bbls. Gtld st SO S3l 2t Corn Medi-Smal sales
At 50 i2h ~ Is tor Jorisy the latter price for
COED hLite Uhsc,-taloE included lot of 500 bu h
els anadar ct ~ o. In bond and limited sses OF fair
Gsrcsse q: 81 20. Ry--S.lss reached about 1000
bull eif a. $3.50 COizc the latter price tor very
gocu EaJisy u Transactions reached 500 bushels
very choice four foScd G6c I'd 500 bushrls prime
twU roEtd 81 &c OIfs steady, ~ 3sc 3yc for
Noithrru. and SO a Sc Tor Jersey. Cara Sales Of
4tttO busheis. st ole for heated aud 6ac 63tsc for
mi&od; tlc for fit yellow; Csy.c . G6e Tor SgTthesa
aud Jsrsey yellow, ciosiug buoyaut.
BtfswsS An active demand, with fsles Of 800 lbs
Neftorn yellow, Of 30 cash.
Co1lo-.-1b,se Lss bten an scivs demand fic cot
ton 60 cay sEd very fuil prices v-re readily paid by
buytrs the sales amounting TO 32UJ bales of which
sIiuItrE took about 200 bales the rciiue chiefly
by tpecul,tors VIZ ftvi.g ctr quotations. Ehich
feel etufvd correctly hdjusted 10 ths bcslas u
the Insrket.
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PASSENGER. Arrived.

IvERroot--siir Cornciis--A Camille I.dr : ohildrs,
eHt,sn', NJ. d9ae L.hnsor, Fsnn.y. Mrs Fe-noiy
Tcver-aa6 in the steersre.
NV ORIpbS.-ship iaie stne-Nss.sr Allan M at
seivtnt-6 IN the ttcs rare
hAns,ittLs-Bsrk Onyx-D Ueap. ECO CO % nsslD.
Iaay ahd danEhteI: Tnn fernarl3 N the
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st-,s city 10 all i..Gs ssti.st.s a. Bess b.iss
uArcs - Sales IL about go lbs oil Datoh nader
F,.s --Ih- market for maoker.l was quict e. day.
but piicss were steady. There were NJ aeri'ais Il
other macksfs or dry cod srs saies rcstriotoi
chiefly tu the REAL trs-s. Herring ssles OF about
stu buXes LHbeo. scaled we're made. ~ SOC
ft,teHrs e. bsies O. Liverpool coa,isae nominsly
the same shippers nriiucd @ await The receipt
OF lster foreign TE1re oItinued e. be fas
quty ter tr,ad,tus ana beaded produce ~ shipment
IN Biitsh bottoms here was Hoihing new 10 the
continent
tsArnrH.-TLers rAs good demand Tor western
I've getsc, ", n sales Il tVl ~, % SO. cash
GiNstsa We note sale Of 5000 lbs good Western
On TritHte tome.
HrMF Sales 81 about eco bales % Amcric,n dew
rottcd. were made a. about 500 pr ton.
LiNE vEs ttssoy at ESQ.
MOI sssIs.--1he market was STEADY hut not active
The ,.les within Jay tvo included Crnidsi cuba
ut .Go common cuba MuscUvad0. ~ 2lc Porto Lieo
a. SIC tatdsnas 2lc New Orsaus, Ia barrels AZ Sc
Amos
N.,.l srosrs Sales Of 500 TO COO bbli spirits tur
peLtire we're inside OF 31c OF No rosin. sbbut 800
Ibis. told at - a %.
O,ls - Lin,t,d vas dull, aud prices had downward
Idebcy aud lover bgures we're offered for the article
lots NJ about bOc there WAS no change In white or
sperm.
rho,tsro>. -port-The ,slss were OF retail chsrsc
ter ~ $40 81 tor mess aud IS 81 - for prims. Beet
"a heavy sud dull ~ fl1 for mess aud s. Tor prime
Lard Sales OF go bbls Of 0Ae s6l,c. aud go kegs
prime at 20 Butter ANA cheese we're steady aud in
RE, Sales Of about 100 tierces we're fasds on rri
vste terms; quctstit ms ranged from S3s S37h
s,Ep.-flsSs,ed vas urm and In good demand 81
troan Sales Of sbout 800 hhds Coba vuscsvado
we've made. At b11c asAc, snd GO do. common New
Oiltnns 80 $50 $40
nHrsE,v 800 bbls Ohio and Prison sold at 26',c q
s27c., and Drudge at 2ohc. a27c. on time and in.
tsrest salts 81 90 btls Monongahtla were made ut
4tc q 5oc and 0 puneheops Scotch at 81 20.
Teioi Receipts Of Produce P-r Hudson Rira Linss,
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MARK ETs ELsIswnERE.

Bssror, Oct p-Broker's Esard-ls share. Boston ssd
Worcester Rsfss pt ~ 90 do PSI; 81 Ogdtnshurs Rail-
roso ~ 'ud C.icny Rsilrosc. RS vsrnont Central
kssas. sbk, DO do. fb. Is DO, stJ ts; % DO kP t6
ss.fp Railroad l0h do do lii % do do, si2fnos, l0O
IS 90 oc, slzmos 0 Chc,hire ksrad 81 sou,h Shore
Railroad, 81; " Eastern Railroad, 100; Vermont Central
psfose Diydetc. ko2 81 IN 5000 Vermont and Macs
Esr, I'D Bonds bt 80 JLehre Railroad Bonds yesrs,
%; share Dorh ssnufsctsrpg Company, gli serrmse
&C. f~-w
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descriptions, to be here. As the exhibition
will 10 owed from the city on the I'D proximo. all
ought t. avail themselves Of the present OPP srtu-
nifty to view It,
CHIrEsE ASSEMBLY RooMs.-This evening, Mr. Ma
ster will again appear Ia his enchanted palace
exhibit his great dexterity aud skill
and magician. He 10 decidedly the best have
this ride of the Atlantic.
Howard ATHESSUM BosToS. Collins, the Irish
m.disp and vocalist, playing very successful en-
gagement in Boston, at the Athensum.
BAKNEr WILLIAMS has been playing In Newark, to
DIVIDED houses ald his excellent persouaton OF Irish
cl ascter has been suogissd In very fatterng terms
lie II . general fA orite.
ACCIDENT TO DANsEssE.-On Monday evening, at
this Howard AtheDeum, Boston. Miss Anna Walters
while dancing clipped The stage, in consequence of
its being too wet and dslocst-d her right elbow Dr.
Stevens was called and paid all proper attention to the
injury.
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SgICIzN RUsAWAr SLAVE, ARREsr
Picsfr CArrAIS Capt Woo.foId OF the schr. Thos.
G. Pratt bound from Fredricsblrg to Providence, bs-
ing detained by head winds up to this port for
the purpose or shipping che additional hand snd ha-
wing obtunede black man who represented himself as
being free, proceeded lis voyage Mben of Egg
Han Dor, the sohr having sprung slcak the Captain
termincf TO return to Norfolk and on Tuesday last,
when 81 CbipcOteague, the man whom no had shipped
here jumpe overheard and was drowned ON the
rival II the schr IL ascertained that the
. tlave and owned by Mrs Robnsonova clarke, of this
city. upon which "a warrant Was Issued against Capt.
Wooord, aud he was taken into custody Norfolk
I,rgd Oei g.
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MIR Fhsby Of THE city VAS sccids ntaily shot scar
Fire Islend the 9th met by one u party " gen
tlsmtp shooting excursion 1bs upper part Of his
had 40 tbct sincst sBtrgiy on.
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Our 81. Thomas Correspondence.

ST. THOMAs, Sept y, 1919.
hsriae Inteuis e1c.- Trade TIE Hurricane Season -
Grand Bal, &c.
Since wrote you By the steamer Of the Goth OF Au
gust last. nothing he trsnspired worthy Of notice.
Our barbnr is completely deserted Of vessels The
,sst American We sci here vas the Aphsgs, Of and
from Boston; she arrived here on tho gath inst, aud
sailed this morning for turks Islands
Business CT al kind. continues quite dull; but our
merchants expect q commencement after the 10Th
next month.
Although the hurricane season does not end before
the 26th 81 Ostob.r tho weather has been quite hot
and calm for the last month and it IL thought here
that the danger Of hurricane this season Is over
Great preparafions are making at Santa Cruz for q
grand ball which to be given By the Governor &C.
neral, il honor this Kings birth day, and quite .
number going fTf II ST. I bomss.
The IscLct Ia ia ffUm Lsguayra and brings no news
The Saratoga had arrived there yet. There IL
news from tho wiDdwarJ Islands, or Porto Rico,
apy interest
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TosrtUo C..s MAJ. DrsrHtcrto- % Pc
asD Loss 90 Ina CORES p0udent OF the trenton,
N J., Gsttnt. a. tft ltth met. writlcg from Dtnns
vile, y under dnte Ui the sth inst rays Il terri
bs aud Devastating tornado Tassed over the per part
Of cape May county, on lhutday mrrninF las about
Bocltok Hattug sifEftttd he scene o. daster this
morning viii attempt 20 gise YOU q DESCRIPTION a
IT, IL trft struck mes too story house beiougns to
Willis GC0ii,y ~ th Ms sie aud hil Ireu
II csIitd every rstt 81 u. ctimusy sud all bodily
away dazzling ~ into tfagreuts lrsVng the n,or sii
and steTes ~ the rtt girsl poid1u and mir1cuously
to Say, hut eighty iHguuog Ais. -. OF her children
fsw rcLs furt her D. In contact with NV story
and Ia hou Ia when the wife - zones Cor.
son lately sarfed. end her sister, both In one bed
Every thiBgs sstpt clean sbeTe this bousc stOId IL
tss entirely del1otfhed. Ne Cofs0n vas found dead
In the lin OF lafgl Cak trt0 that vas bosn d0~o
some ferry ysrds fln the rite u the house But little
hopes ae n.rnu,d al the oovsTy Of her sister VINO
vas t,rribly uutilsu,d From this point 10 passed on
ysfd ceffyirg suc,s before "a alta breadth Of
fofty.Jaof, = quarter a pe further, where " en-.
ssunt,f.d large TOO ftosy house In which we're the
wdos Of Dssi. cuug her slaughter aud three others
This bouss met uettsr fate than those above me a..
toned yet strange 90 fsy the inmates received but
slight injury AZ he snd ~ another quarter OF mile
struck large barn aud chat II did not take OF ca.
trey a. csttti.d 90 every direction from ths point
a. ups,t small buildings and threw sthers on the
blocks until IL reached Otest fRg Harbor Bay near
B.esey's Point u. doubt making q magnificent eater
spont In STE passage The water part OF roof
mas found on the point Of fscks beach tout miles iron
The scene dissster and bst iz niles on scyths
without fnsth, wss carried three iourths Of mile
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olesrn that Mrs Eastman. Of Troy, has beea up
pointed Naron OF the female prison, at Sing Sing, in
Jlace OF Mrs Dewey.
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n Maritime LLIG 4 N q r
Pert OF New York, Oct. IL, IsIs.

o. nrons RISES ...... ! e6
.es ssTs. .......... Is housewares ........ 4 ~
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Cicg red.


Fec general column or tho latest sgas IL .genss
BY magnetic telegraph.
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married..

.dnssWacsments Of Births, Marriages, and Deaths
net inserted unless duly suhsn'iested ard psid fs
Married,
In Baltimore Md, the 4th inst, r. IIoPxrNs. to
Miss CAER d., youngest daughter of the late Robert
Graves, all of that city.
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From FLoEipA-rbe TaikGhassce Sentinel Of the I'll
instant. contains the following letter from General
Twigggs, commanding the United States Troops in Flo
Iids. addIcIh.i D III. Coy Of that State.

HEApQUARTRRs WESTERN DIVISION,
TAsirA BAY, Ola Sept - !
Sir: have tho honor to inform you that tho 18th
Inst had interview with the Chiefs Of the Florida
Indians al Charlotte Barbor. They dsclaim for tho
nation ell disposition uufr noy TO the whites the
recent ouirsgs we've unknoSn 10 the nation aud we're
perpetratea by few outlaws Who deserve punishment
and Who viii be surrendered 70 our justice some time
in the Of the coming mouth. Under these cir
cumstsnces / entertain Inc hope that security and
confidence will soon b. occurred 20 the citizons am
air, very respectfully, your obedieut servant
ID. r.. TwiGGs.
The Hen. Thomas Brown, tho new whig Governor
d FloI!Gs. has .n,sred upon the duties of his office
In Executive DIR dated on tbs LIST instant he d.
reefs the olschige at the volunteer troops which his
predecessor Lad called into service co operate against
the Indians, a.ifuilg reason therefor that the
general gu,erurstD Ra nssuracd the responsibility OF
represtT the hoaltss 90 the ndians, and has order
cd 20 the iroat military force fully alOi nate for
the purrofs.
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Trt I.rE srpru cS Las JiomoAS The storm has
tesn vtiy se,er- on Isku Michgzn. The Musadksc
papers state thai tle steamer ME- from Chicago,
rived ca the arbrr a." evening - tne lst, about
oclock sIi szdeavuiej o. run 10. but unable to
de- 40. oWitE 20 the Violence a. thr vind after
resttd trsis she ell n or the north pisrthis
ncrniry the anchor dlurg.dand the tres being dosn
che unable 10 make head against the heavy
rolling into The stor,, diitsd tosards lad struck
tie pier and Ttir sl1nr1ide that some q the
Passengers jumped 81. She strusk On the beach a.
O'clock. A d.. D. tWenty rods north q the north
rier enc nts rsuiy trcucsiis of the shore perhaps
burdrtd f,.i uos irou Org lsnd the beach u s1it
snd the tDa' y Va no Immediate danger sho lies
upright ever, Ting on hoard sAis-the psslsngers
tsken og in frls bolf H. Me is driven up on the
will b. a. 1 eco fees ~ depth whore shs lies
The E,y Stote sta'e lrft southport st5'I " gee
terdsy sId taabo fire, bs,n heard probably may
have iuu betk CT pc ir.
The schooutr D.ldsln from Cleveland, in running
Into The mtGb -tL. tvcr daring the gale struck tins
bark sam Sr'r- sud raird her tifs, carrying svsy
some of her ttsL iirE rr.t fr aud her foretoPmsst
Tie IrtI tllpfa tilt,Itu snd Allegheny. the one
bound and the O.G.r a.Nn lay tn the Iittr ali day
The bilsgo Jaffa' g the oh IN rays the steam.
or Ortgcn. having l.tlsu btr ruda r. n. sucbur
on sh, boy gen chen tlf sale Year, are en-
fertained that enc tts tuG.ltd from it, severity.
TLs big NUuftr. which AIDED vita wheat at
soutbpcTt. thort tims ago T. bcach,d above Wanks
gan and Isrxliy fnrd itis hoped she may De gotten
OF The AIue Nin-iow iCr,tu'ote ported ashore at
Racine hse three isst water IN her hold.
The soho nsr LNiicr " right. IA c0minr IN here
londsy uiett stuck thn pier aud vas gCd con.
sdersbly - C,r,tsHd 10 HTed Oct g.
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Trinl OF william D.. kRoyyltOn, FOR thu
Murder OF EIiSs tIUGcnce =. arnold.

Hinl OF " lillian FNhgwftOu, the
Murder OF Eifss trUGepce =. arnold.
WoEcEsIER. net .. 16.2 ~ lillian +. ku0slton Of
uxbrdee, vas brought up for trial this afternoon,
en- charge 81 numbering Mis-, Prudsace $. Arnold,
young Gill OF thirteen years OF sse, By cutting her
The following Is tho indictment under which ho was
Arrsigned =
.IvpicIsfFyr r;ritCIsG THAT
"WnliGm r Knoaltou OF Uxbridgc, in the counts OF
wore st.r labvr,I O., an, thty frst day OF January
A. Il. 1ssp az said Jxbrd.r in and upon Prudence
Arnold f6loEoysly viliuliy and OF his malice aforo
thought did axe ssault. aud that no. said w. r.
knowlton WITH certain razor which he the fsd w r.
Knovlton In his right hand then sRd there had aud
strike aud ar that tho said w T. Enov.ton with
the aforesaid 81 the striking and cutting aSors
ssid did thus feioucusiy, Sc., iuhct mortal wound
al the lugth Of iIess Of the depth ofthrse inc
Cf whish mUriGl would she thn aud there instantly
died Whs .lorp abe jurors their oaths say, that
the ssd W l.. Kuoriton a, Aforesaid did commit the
crime Of murder sg vat the Statute in such eases made
and provided.
Jpstices wide. hsfeaii aud Fletcher.
The prisoner bsyits entered his plea OF not guilty,
his courtt joseph ssun Esq, Of Worcester rose and
sud thst he lat brsu sppontsd coan., Tor the de-
fendsnt but aret b';ore the trial to take place
that he had the lIs nsT but sud that time
10 jail ard be had LtVn unable 20 form any just idea
tfths ra'uTe - tho case or q the testimony which
could be ithrodu-fd f,r ne defence.
In consicersdon 81 tle'o facts, his honor Justice
Wide consented. Sh ifs aPproestion % Ezra Wilkin-
Wsdnepsry n Ooh Day cf pscene@r rex, aud THE the
prisoner va ooldinEy t'uGnded until that time to
await his nal.
and has thu srpttrGnca ~ a. uusducs,sd aud brutal
There's isports currtnt upon th-
which gave lie g. tia wuiGtr.
In the fret Place u Z. aid that En3-lton hal paid
attentions tiss eTsrd (|to had then the appear
Of fu gruEu Naaal bat had been djsAp pointed
IN his suit AMI Ia mo-Asnt II Jury sacrificed heF 20
lis passion.
Another ruufur rays, ths. on ocealon . citison
Of the town bad q duWsuliy With saothef tosnsmsa,
wherein dGn.truu a. sulG took place and that MIS-
Arnold tlU Jry mater al witness In the ease, aud,
turthsrmofe that to Fad citizen hired siton 20
bill MHs mod 20 ~ fi Of her testinony. aud thus
scquit Limi'f ~ wh4th feffccs KnovloD wss e.
seiTe s2 IL money si;- fo1iss Of more a. sons fu
turs time
But ~" seoorrt Ar ~ vsrying that cannot got
ptee with certainty s.t She al 81 the murder
Amer the d-td cou Hittcd. 8 Tremendous sx-
eitcmsEt ad boz Gbrid % aud The tosus Ia ths
vicinity by kLoultrn duplicating the said citizen IA
tie trsnssctcn Ihs Ct4su. re believe, subsequently
fsd an .Ian al r, hut was discharged ku,wton, OF
courte targ tiil Ittr Led Ia custody. The manner in
which tee lerrid crime "a perp-tFated exhibited
species q dfrIavy vi ca could hardly be supposed to
a,ist In a aus mind - E8tfcu Tlfretf Oct 10