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u....chu,s,,s Democracy.

AT preliminary meeting in Barnstabe for the choice
of delegates the State convention for the nomination
of governor and lieutenant governor, the following pa
triotc resolutions adopted. The State central com
mee has already spoken in similar tones in its address,
and we rus, that the State convention which is
meet n Worcester will emphatically repea, those pari-
o,c sentiments We copy the resolutions from that sound
democratic paper, the Barnslabe Patriot:
Reoiped That the democrats Of Bsnsabe have sym
pahy with the dsorg,nizng coalition movement VIII oh
red into during the last session OF the Ma.sachu
and that we look with dsapprobu upon
those who have, by their usorpus desefon ilom the
party that has sustained and supported ten attempted to
aid and strengthen party opposed to the Union the con
stiiution, and the law"
Rs,otp,d That look upon the dercron Of the demo-
the party and its long established usages one
OF the political eschey which wi never be
tanned the people and should be treated with contempt
by every true patriot
Rssoiuef That opposed coalition OF any kind,
from that believe impossible for two bodies
nent parts are directly variance with each other that
we believe the OF soil party be opposed
TO true democracy and If persisted in Il would be highly
iniutous best OF the county that the
aon of last year intended to be confined 10 State az
fairs only aud the forcing OF United States
whiX OF the worst stamp-one who has ever been
democratic whose course during the
Mexican war, whose insulting language concerning our
army toing the plains of Mexico should be held up
the OF every patrio-was an act the people ntver
anticipated
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


"A, o. W JAAEs, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, 10 general travel
49, for the western States, assisted b. Joas I. Dssr, Wa
30 DR. j. wApswoRrH, X X. GRAVES, A. X. LAWS JAsKs
,syosp Dr. Lorr EpwAKps, Thomas FRAhKlArD, and G. M
Each OF persons has certificate Of the
~ Cincinnati seal OF the city, describing their
,. ul be no paying them and we hope all ON whom
- can viii make il COW enent 10 settle with them.
NV n p.lmEp American Newspaper hgsn Is the only
agent ioI paper the cities OF Boston, New York,
duly empowered TO take Advertisements and
AZ the required BY His receipts will be
aa "A paymens His Offices Boston, Congress
~ Nod, Tribune building Philadelphia northwest Of
1qid q Chestnut streets,
i NJ H,nxy NJ LEWIS OF Montgomery Alabama our gem
sarinp agent OF Alabama and Tennessee
60 ga ~ his sons James o. and samuel ID. Lewis.
GosLD, OF Richmond, Virginia. general
assisted by travelling agents A. b. PuLLsR and JAMES
TaoaAs ~ .. -. 49,. ...,o.. !,
y.a states London and Liverpool, have been appointed
a ,hs IJaonn authorized TO receive subscriptions
10 this paper. Their ONCE IN London at NO. 10
$50. street and in Liverpool at No Columbia buildings
, concern ia connected this country win the weknown
AZ Adams Co.. express agents, and entitled the conf
dance Of friends abroad ,,-, ---
ny-Mr. X. d. JohssoS oil oaves'oh' " ' I" P'
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n1-Rcceipls from either Of the above WIZ DC Eooa'
Mr IsnAxL e. JAMES isa South Tenth street, Phiiads
mia our general travelling agent assisted by hehss WIN H.
WILD JoHs Collins JANIS DEgHIsa, A. KIRK WELLINGTON
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VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At AUCTION
Monday afternoon Angus. 25h al O'Clock premises,
very aersbe lots square No. a.
brick building and building
same
houses known by the Of the six buildings
Lieuensnts Balch SAID
The buildings substantially finished In
marble mantels, comprise
genteel private residence.
Unoth,rd balance equal instalmens
twelve, eighteen,
interest," satisfactorily secured All conveyances expense
he purchaser.
NJ B the expiration Of Ave day right
RESELL at The expense the purchaser reserved provided
above named terms not complied with,
Aug I'D DYER h MCGUIRE, Auctiopeers
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A WOMAN WITH TWO HusBASDs.-A man named MI
cbel made application to the court OF common pleas IN
New York on Tuesday to be divorced from hrs wife, as
she had another husband living Mrs Michel also ap.
geared IN court and joined in the application stating that
Felix Miller, her first husband, wen, to California IN
lsfs and that subsequently, hearing that he was dead
she married Michel, with whom she lived from April,
1890, until the Is, instant when 10 and behold, Miller
made his appearance. "allve and kicking" having re-
turned IRON California. The postponed for
the present Joseph Breck formerly OF this city. the
counsel for Mrs Michel-Bsitimors Clipper.
This is for divorce The first husband
being alive, the second marriage was absolutely null
and void from the beginning, and could not impair the
marital rights OF her only lawful husband Mr. Miller
has only to take his wife and make the best Of her To
what exten, she is liable for attempting another marriage
without evidence OF her husbands death is another
question.
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VERY LATE FROM Rio DE JASEIRo-BALTInoRE CLIP
PERs.-The Baltimore clipper barque Rebekah, Captain
Surfing, from Rio de Janeiro, July H. arrived this pou
Yesterday morning. She made the run from Rio 10 the
capes IN lrfg-one and from wharf to wharf in fhriu-
hree days. bringing the 6st news of her arrival out b.
this vessel have intelligence of another unprece.
dented feat OF sailing performed by Baltimore clipper
Captain Stirling reports the arrival at Rio, the 2gh
June of the ship Seaman, Captain Myrick of Baltimore
the remarkably short OF tbenty seuen days from
Valparaiso. The distance from Valparaiso 10 RIO il
about 700 miles, and the Seaman therefore made the
average run of one hundred and eghty.fse mites per
day-a feat without parallel, and one which fully sus
the reputation she earned in her late short run from
New York TO San Francisco. american, IAN INST
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The New York Tribune states that Madame Dembin.
ski, wife OF Count Dembinsk who has resided in that
city for year past lett short time since for Paris with
the intention Of visiting Hungary, if possible. By the
last arrival intelligence has been received that this
complished lady has fallen into the hands of the Austrian
authorities and at The latest dates she close prison.
er al Pesth.
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BY DYER q MCGUIRE. Auo,,on.srs.

IMPORTANT SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
TYOn Wednesday August 2oh, O'Clock
premises shall that valuable property "Pam
Otel the north and Eighth
the convenient brick stable
adoning being described the city
y and OF 3 In No 407 fronting 1874 feet
running back line Of 9Th rs
feet, containing in all n, l07 square feet
The peculiar this make u Vsus
desirable stable, equal not suPeror
city, afording unusual opportunity o capssu
ando nvesmcn rarely met with
The together subdvded to suit purchasers
Sale positive,
Terms One balance equal instruments at and
two years with interest," satisfactorily Title ndispatabis-
DYER h MCGUIRE,
Aug I'D Aucuoneers
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
From our Bsitinaors Correspondent.


BALTIMORE, August l5-6, D. m
learn chat Max Maretzek, the celebrated New York
tDprssario intends open the Front Street Theatre with
an Italian opera in October next
The steamer Belvidere designed to between Balu
more, Petersburg and Richmond made ual-tip down
the bay yesterday large number OF invited guests
board, who ex pressed themselves well satisfied with the
speed aud safety OF the vessel.
From what can learn, have doubt that the wings
will nominate nearly full ticket for the fall elections
This will undoubtedly psure the Of the whole dom
ocratic ticket
This weather to-day is very cool and pleasant
THe MARkgrs.-Sales oday Of 200 bbs Howard street
-four al 81 on tme Buyers do offer more than
s3 s7s Red wheat 10 80 cents; white, 80 "a Us
cents. Yellow corn, 81 cents white, on OIL Oats Is
33 cents Rye, % Provisions are very firm. and
prices have improved Groceries quiet Moasses has
declined per gallon Sales OF RIO coffee al u
Tobacco is firm, aud holders evince little disposi-
ton to sell at The inspections OF the week
are III hhds Ohio and Maryland. Whskey, rs "A cents
Stocks dull,
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Ny A. GREEN, Aucuoueer.

DEREMPToRY SALE OF RIFLES, CARBINEs, SINGLE AND
L DOUBLE-BARRELLED GUNS REVOLVING AND OTHER
PISTOLS, AT AUCTION.0u Monday, the 18th instant,
SELL my room, Of sirh and Pennyl
vana avenue att O'clock M large and splendid assortment Of
the following articles
dozen jerks patent carbines
l do plain rifles
/ do fine English double barrellsd guns
4 do Inc do
fine do single barreIied
do p,irs revovers OF different patents
pairs ard double baeed Germsn pistols, ss'ort
attention respectfully called 10 the shove SAFE,
aud close
diately. - -. -.
Terms All sums Of and under 50 sno NOT 81
ceedng $50 sxy AMI ninety days. over -, o.ol ~
two, four, and sir months, for notes SATISFACTORILY GRtEs
interest. Auc,on..,
Aug 14-3reod
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DR. GARpInER.-Two steamers Che Arctic and the
Africa have recently arrived from Liverpool but neither
of them il appears, brought passenger DR.. George
A Gardiner The friends OF DR.. Gardiner Say he
will arrive here in about days He has been written
TO as TO the probable amount of bail he will have to give
and been assured rs we are informed, that the
REQ uiIed will be ready for him.. Washington Telegraph
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lace to another ready to yield obedience to the authority

place to another ready to yield obedience TO the authority
| which created il.
The object having the combined and separate support
OF these three agencies is not something IN the wind'
which no one can possess or define is perfectly definite
and within the reach OF every disposed TO hold out
his hand 10 take IT, The simple, PLAIN, universal laws
established by the Creator for controlling every operation
in the physical intellectual moral world-se'snee APP
piled hsnlaa tOantS, be in the possession OF acon
stute the object aimed az by the legislature It's fuacton
aes and the press under the peemptoy order OF public
sentiment whose word is law, whose mandate cannot be
dsobeyed Hence the progress OF PRACTICAL SCIENCE
must be rapid, It's certain and lis comp eton tn
umphani
EXPERIMENTS FIVE years since the public
schools OF New York recognised patriotism object
proper 10 be embraced in their system of instruction To
show il ia deed than word they directed portion OF
each week TO be employed by their pupils IN preparing
specimens OF writing, drawing mechanism needle work,
mineral collections and other productions OF Nature and
Art for distribution in aid Of the This new and
strong motive. power upon young minds caused many
teachers entirely TO change their tables in relation to pun
ishment Instead of saying to their pupils, II you do
not get your lessons you must stay after school,, they
sald Ii you will get your lessons you may stay AFTER
school prepare specimens to send TO the members OF our
legislature TO United States senators and others in Con-
gress TO school conventions superintendent OF schools
foreign minister's and other agencies for aiding them TO
let their hght shine" Among hundred members OF Con-
gress and more acknowledged the reception OF such
specimens by saying shall gladly all my influence
when return home, whittier the beautiful specimens
sent me are forwarded TO promote system which every
must approve" 1t may probably be said with safety
that in every in which patriotic feelings and senli-
ments have been presented motives to study and order
y department in Schools the results have been less pun
shment and greater Improvement.
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GONE BACK TO HIS DoI.s.-Tne Kentucky papers say
that the waywad. unreliable Thomas f. Marshall has
once more become whg. AT the late election in Ken
lucky he was chosen delegate the State legislature.
On the night OF his election he made Speech returning
his thanks the democrats who voted for him, acknowl
edgng he owed his election to them and that their votes
were but an offset to the support he had given Mr.. Polk
and that he would from that tune henceonh and forever
be whg God grant tina. he may keep his word; for
the democratic party is well lid OF such weather
cocks If the wing party had all of them, it would be
better for us-BuH. Argus.
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The steam fleet plying between The port Of San
Francisco and other ports of the Pacific consists of 80
vessels all first class ships, which number is nearly
equal 10 that OF the port of New York. This great heel
has sprung up in less than two years and half and il
is but the opening of grand steam communication with
the ports OF China and The East Indies making the Sand
wich Islands important and valuable commercial entire
pots
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SAILING THE SARANAc-SUPPosED FOR CuBA.-
The Philadelphia Bulletin OF yesterday afternoon says
The United States steam.!rgae Saranac, Commander
G. d. Pendergrast, sailed from the Philadelphia navy.
yard this morning, under sealed orders Her destina
lion supposed 10 be Cuba, 10 intercept any Amer.
expeditions that may attempt landing upon that
island.
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ELEGANT Curtain Mster,.l..-we have |

LESANT Curtain Mstertais.-We have pleasure OF
~ Informing the public that have received,
on ne magnificent stock Of bocktels ane dnesk lanes
extensive materials
window curtains and furniture cornice
.depns, draper, cords loops gmps CORES
pond.
hso esborsey wrought lace Swiss and book muslin under
OF which time ethihihoh
Worlds Fair, md will be admitted all who see mem 70 ~ ~
elegant goods the Kind ever The adies
are particularly invited call and them , . nopsoS
Aug le-d2w CLAGRTI pop'NN'
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New YORK, August 10.

Stocks have declined. United States 6s, 1852 have do
4lined 4, and Canton Co Flour IS hrtn-.alss OF 4oO
barrels al SO "a 81 U64 Tor brands and Va Us ~
l2 for Genesee Rye hour, S3 So Corn meal, w 81 w
"a Sales 500 bushels white wheat al 81 cents
sales of mixed corn SO Rye 10 Provisions
are of pork 5ii 49, and 100 bar
rels lard a Groceries unchanged sales OF
700 bags Rio coffee 81 cents and ~ hhds Porto Rico
sugar 81 Sales oil 900 barrels GUIDE urpen
81 S7k Sales of spirits at 30 cents Cotton nrD ~
Yesterdays rates. Whisky, 23A cents
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The number OF locomotives on the New York and
Erie railroad is hundred and seventeen and there
twenty being constructed, When in fall operation,
il will require two hundred.
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The NICARAGUA Gladstone correspondence has
tax en- place between the government OF Nicaragua and
the Ship CaHal Company relative to the reported for.
fixture OF the conpanys charter which is understood 10
have been entirely satisfactory TO the officers Of the
many
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Col A. c. BULLITr.-We learn by elegraphic des-
patch from New Orleans that this gentleman has with
drawn from the cong Eessona in the second dis
trc and that Thomas Hunt has again been brought for
ward as a candidate.
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The Philadep hia Pennsyv OF the 18th inst states
tina, George M Dallas and Colonel John Swift have been
retained by Mr. Forrest counsel in the suit Tor divorce
should it be tried in the PhlIadelphla courts.
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r,pUNcu rEssOss.-Professor J. RAoUTT, formerly Of
Paris but recently resident OF Bufa ha, n nonof announee
wahington DESTROYS studying the french Appcat viii be
~ ~ N mad, Al his residence, at Mrs, Wss's, cdNtr 18th
VA ,ee For particulars and more extended references
~ u,tl bortly circulars
w . a.en, he will the folowing Hail.
,u,,s,cr General A. J. Doneison,
,,ong Or " p. Garne, fully r. WISE Dr.
pod Dovilicrs, - LOUIS
l2-dlw
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rLAGEsTr q DODSON, dealers In all kinds OF furnt-
dry
that the follow
goods been received and
noA OF
Velvet tapestry capengs superb body 6nsh and combination
Of cot
Brussels do do at Unusually low prices
English three thread Brussels plain DO
goods and styles before onood
n country for sale.
Elegant velvet cheneal and tuted match the
above
Imperial treepy carpengs, of great weight Of body
and beauty of color
do do
Also rugs and door match.
furnish most respect
fully invited waeroom examine for them
advantages
possess goods sold considerably than
elsewhere. 1900
Aug h-d2w cLAGErI q poDooN.
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Indiana Elections.

Corrected returns from this State show that the demo.
Gratis have even exceed themselves in the recent contest
The new constitution is adopted by more than twenty
thousand majority, and the article providing for the ex-
cluson Of free negroes (Which submitted separately
to the peope) by thirty thousand. The legislature is
Overwhelmingly democratic in both branches, and the
congressional delegation is divided as follows:
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aHAvELs in tho United states, &c., anrsna IsAe and
j 1850 /; by Lady Emmeine Stuart Woniey
Godfrey Malvern, The Life Of Miller
tweniy-f -four illustrations by " Phz.n
London Labor and the London Poor, part g.
July FRANCK TAYLOR
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New YORK. August l4-I0, p.

New YORK, August H-l0 p. m.
Dates from de Janeiro July Is have been received
The United surveying steamer Jefferson was lost
during June in the mouth OF The Straits, and only portion
of her machilery saved Her officers and crew havc
been rescued.
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The IT, s. FRIGATE ST. LAwRENcE.-The following
invitation from Captain Sands to the common council
was accepted by the board OF aldermen last night, and
Aldermen Franklin, Chapman, and Cook appointed a
special committee TO make arrangements
III CIR
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Tennessee Elections.

NASHVILLE August 10 The returns received render II
probable that General Campbell has been elected governor
by a small ma ority
The democrats will have least six and probably seven,
gressonal delegation Our chances also the
for the Legislature, parc ulary the lower house.
The subiontd returns indicate the certain election of
Stanton prob able OF Colonel Polk Mr..
Thomas, (boih dem ocTats0
MaWg county ousdaie, i,o9 Campbell l4bo Polk,
762; Thomas 1891 Kennedy, l,i6i Osborne, $50.
Martin and Miller (democras) elected precinct
bear from,
Lsterence county Trousdale go Campbell, SCI Polk,
72l Thomas 1853 Bentley (democraD elected one pre-
ciuct hear from. =
Ia The Memphis dsrici.-Sanon's election certain lie
viii than fifty votes in this county, II ut
all Winchester gains Sky In the city-his chancs the
best. . -. >,
Official rote for Payne county Campbell, go Irous-
date 4SL CongressPok, 625; Thomas, 502 tor senate
Whitfield, opponent. For house-MorIis, lwhg.)
575-elec'ed Ho6son; (whs0 40 Carter wh'gD u |;
Summer couniy- OGc'al -Tlousdaie, 1856 Campbell
1893 Southnll 667 Cullun, 739 Stalker, 62S McCain
ISL Guild, COL Barry, 1852 Butler, iO22
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BosToN. August Ii.


Further intelligence from the Cape of Good Hope states
that thousands cale had been captured by the enemy
The great chief Keel had gone TO the rebels and Or
de the leave their territory. Immense
collecting in the mountains, and the Doors were
struck that they refused to act Fears were enter
tanned that the would murder the tanners ana
other families by wholesale.
In attack they captured 5000 sheep and 700 head Of
but they retaken by English corvette with
men, who overlook the enemy, killed 10 OF them, and
captured Ia guns Sir Henry Smith endeavoring to
neyoale peace with rebels condition that they
rendered all firearms and cattle, but with no success
Numbers coloniss emig beyond the EhRlsh
roner and the Cape papers that England will have
10 annex all the habita5ie part OF South Africa.
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NJ h emo. OF inc rev A""a ~
The stone Pont village tale, by LAmartine
Auv ls FRANCK TAYLOR.
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u 2 T.
August ~, 1851.
SIR: Being informed that the mayor and common
council of the city OF New York have expressed desire
10 visit the United States irgate ST. Lawrence, Just
rived from the "Worlds Far" under my command |
beg leave say that will give myself and officers gea,
pleasure 10 receive the authorities of the city OF New
York board at such time may be most agreeable 10
their honorable body.
With great respect, &c,
JOSHUA X. SANDS, Commander
To his honor Mayor kisGsLAED, the President OF the
Board OF Aldermen
A resolution rendering the Inequalities of the city to
Captain Sands subsequently offered by Alderman
Br,ton and adopedhe arrangements being referred 10
the above special committee.
IN Y. Journal Of Commerce, I4th inst.
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II.-CLOTHs-Just received warerooms OF CLAGETT
DoDsoN extensive and superb stock OF floor OH cois In
prospective landscape panel aud Mosaic pave patterns All
we'll coiored the highest style OF the art
OF which
room, hail. passage, according TO diagram -
widths
from cloths expressly
l6-d2w CLAGErT b DODsON.
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


TION-On Saturday. the 18th Instant shall sell front
my O'clock good assortment Of the follow
ng ARTICLES:
rs barrels sugar
3 do whiskcy
5000 cigars
IS old colony nails,
Also, good assortment OF furniture
Mahogony chairs, sofas, bureaus
4 large sabogany sideboard
and rush chairs
Nurse, arm and roc ksts
Carpets, mating, curtains
Androns, shovel and tongs
Tenders. clocks, vases, nc.
With many other articles necessary TO enumeras.
Will be added
OF looking glasses, Of different sizes and
The Move articles must be sold TO close consignment.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
Aug l4-eoa Aucuonssr
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A Chance for Some One-A gold watch and .
pocketbook containing $50. in change, has been
stolen from the room Of J. B. Townsend, 81 Baronne
street. $25 reward is offered for the recovery Of
the stolen property.
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Rioting .--R. P. Willmouth was arrested by off
Ger P. o. Robinson, on warrant for roing and
destroying property.
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Arysst of W.aolidgs, the Mnydsrsr.-Th Thomas
Woolidge who, Il may be remembered, killed
Waterman seigIe. at the German Ball Room, at
the corner of Jackson am sth streets, Lafayette,
few days ago, has been arrested in the woods back
Of Gretna, while sleeping. A bowie knife was
found lying By his side, from which fact il may be
auRrued, judging from the mans gentual character,
that be purposed bloody resistance to sny attempt
made to arrest him. He was examined before Jus
tce Hiestand, and committed for trial on the charge
Of murder. r.