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EyJOshua D, Patton. Esq, formerly of this
place, now of Davenport Iowa, was recently
elscted Clerk of the District Court for Scott CO..
n that State-,by majority Of9i3 Do Bot
Iowa he's gone strongly against the Nebraska
fraud. Grimes, Anti-Nebraska Wing, elected
Governor by a large majority. Quite change
has come over Iowa lately for she was the only
free State in 1919 that refused to adopt the
Wilmot Proyiso.
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AZ Don't forget Dan Rice's Circus at Hal
lem Springs on Saturday next.
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EE Mr.. will please accept our
thanks for "The Home Companion" and "Han-
cock Courier s5s
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ECouRr OF COMMON PLS4s commences
next Monday
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pocT ACE0N THE TRIRTN n

POSTAGE ON THE TRIBUNE
The Postage on The Daily Tihune one year is 81 56
The Postage on The Weekly TIibune one yerr s "a
The Postage on The Semi-Weekly for one year is 81
Payable quarterly in advance, at the Office where the
paper il sreceived.-Aua "a 1854.
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But i is claimed that"Mr. POrland our Mn :
lister Of Central America was iHsulted" by The
citizens Ct GreytOwp apd for this insult COM
binsd With the other grievances it was jp.t6s-
bic to barn down the town.
Two weeks since we gave full account
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THEsFMI.w EEKLY TRIBUNE

Persons residing at points where mails arrive ofene
than once a week are requested to examine the Semi
Weekly We regard as the cheapest paper, all things
considered published in the United States.
TERMS tt .-s-..r
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FIremens, supper.

ln pursuance 70 previous arrangement The
members Of the Ere Company. "HoPE No. 7
gave Firemens' Supper Al the"PStton House
on The evening Of the 10Th inst. AT o'clock
on said evening the company repaired to the
place appointed for the evenings entertainment
where q gOOdly number Of the citizens Of Car.
rollton-members Of the Press, the Bar. and
Others, met with the company, 70 Partake Of
their hospitalities. and spend ,he evening in so.
eial mirth, when all with one accord proceeded
to consume the royal feast. prepared by OuI
unrivaled Hostess Of the "Pslion House." AZ
ter which the the folio wing tossts and senti,
nents we're given TI III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-11
BYvohlyn CRY intelligence.

FrRE-Betvren 2 and O'Clock ycsser az morning. q
fire broke out IN the grocery store Of Mr. hn Lynde
or the Of York and old streets and the flames
doom communicated to adjoining building occupied by
Gilbert snedher and James Gilbert both OF which we're
destroyed, with the greater part Of the contents The
upper itories occupied BY families named Moore
and Murphy, who lost most of what they had Mre MUIR
ply, being III in bed the time, had great difficulty in
making her escape; In which che aided BY a man
who e~an aware OF her condition ADJOINING isns-
ment ou lok street occupied by John Patterson and
TGonns Farmer, was aightly damaged The builiny rs
destroyed we're owned BY Joseph Fostsr Loss about
VI ,6oO-nsuIed lynfe's Toes amoants to ~ ,2o0-n-
snrsd Tor 81 o00 The Dire is supposed beea
cidentai
forSp r7ow THE body oe q man was found a. the
foot of Little street. yesterday mcrnipg and secured
to hs doc1 10 sai the action of tn Coroner He ap
reafed 10 be about 30 of and had
White hnsn reptaicops aud check shirt. On OF mis-
Fingers waa gold ring His nslr dark bis whis-
hefs which nearly met a. the chin were of
lSBINsH Cohprcr Yesterday afternoon a report was
brought 10 the THIRD dsrics station house stating tia
hire snail Children OF parents rvsn. in willow place
bad Teen taken III of some contagious disease aud died
withio the past three dya The parents were seen to
they have not returned Some Of the occupants
OF the snrc house, proceeding to thsir
apartment, found the bodies Of the children living
usss ard, speedy action accessory imme-
datsy proceeded TO have them decen,ly buried The
matter is 20 DO laid before the Board 81 Health
MING LouoR on suxpAy.--Yesterday Mr. Sands
Scott ire keeIer Of the Washington Street Shades
brought before Jnstce HAtchtey the aargc OF vo-
iapg the ordnance by selling liquor sunday. He
vas s,ed by jury, who adJudgsi him iiity, and he
F1AssSxEss BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS iournoynncu
pisstcrers Of this city orvanized 70
co operate With the New York society," AT Pcao Hall ON
"Wednesday evening last The following olcsrs wore an
pontoc President, John McEeen; treasurer L. stew
John Fenncuy. -
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BARK NHGsH--Tnpt strout and crew were taheu of
May ~, by shp Ringloader, Matthews from Manila for
Boston. They saved thcir baggage. Capt Matthews
writes from Angler May 81 that Capt 6rout the super
cargo (Mr ssinner) the rst ~ second Off coo
were on their way home in hM vessel Tho of the
were left at Anjer.
Pr FRO ROBERT REED, from Windsor for Alexandria
run into by an Am bark FROM Eastpcrt 4th inst
and put into st john NIB, for repairs having received
much damage.
BR BRIG sKtEsE Tully from New York for Musouash
ND, In ballast was lost cit Msrsh's fsand near Petit
MenaD, 18th uif, during dense fog saved IL the
weather should continue moderate part Of the materials
may be saved
StHE ARARuI1, sunk IN contact with steauer yovcrroy
was bound from Msshas for Boston, Capt Tinker aud
Mr. Gott were drowned.
Sen WV TraStR, Ross from Banror for possou nut
into Portland tth inst full Of water having sprung
leak on Sunday night last Was owed in by hshina schr
Ferry, Of Yarmouth, Ms.
RAsscAIE, July 2o-Put In, the Frendship, Marshan,
OF 1oo from avre FOR Loudon, with lcss Of mainAst
quarter and boat stove lee board carried away and other
damage having heen In COLLISION with Am bark Grafton
OF Beston, of the North foresnd at 80 PM TIE Graf
ton has proceeded to London, with Capt MarsAkps wife
and tao ct ildren on board
MADRAS, June 2c-Thc Good Success, at Bombay, re-
PORTS Nay rs ship, supposed American, Of about 800
tons, with panteo vows (probably pcrtsl large white
crescent her stern and very white sas apparently
abandoned, ashore on the great detached reef.
Whaaemsm.
sd from New Bedford Avg ., bark Fcrture for Pacific
Ocean.
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Jersey City INTELLIGENCE.

3iIE RUNS LATE T1RE-A number Of those whose
business establishments consumed by the great Gre
ten days ago have commenced to rebuild their works.
and large number Of workmen employed clearing
up tho ruins. The Empire Stone Dressing Company
be1 their operations TO great extent within twenty
four hours after the Gre md the company rebuild
ing their works, which covered block, with all dis
power in saving and dressing stone. Hunt Il Co. are
putting up their maleable iron works. AMI Mr.. Black,
trunk manufacturer Is building his factory. Several
others are also about rebuilding and in few months
the present burnt district wi agan be alive with mechan
cal labor end business,
RECKLESS CosDuct OF EyraEss WAGON DnvERs -rwS
drivers of express belonging to tho United States
Express coppany No. 50 Broadway were crossing the
Jersey City ferry last evening" with loads for tho New
YORK anc Erie iraic ut O'Clock and when leaving the
ferry boat each srove 10 get in advance OF the other by
Witch means thoy got en,angled the bridge to tho
jopardy o. passengers wko leaving the boat One
OF The drivers thrown from his seat and fell in
dangerous at tie feet Of tho horse Theyswere
arrested by ofhcer Richardson. who at the ferry
ord upon The promise Of gentleman connected with the
railroad that they should appear before The Recorder
" O'CLOCK This morning, taey were get at liberty.
FIRE LIATsPetitions are crculatirg asking for tho
establishment OF Gre limit law, by which mears the
populated portion Of the city viii be regulated pro-
hibited.
ELECTION or GaASsp MAsIEEe-OYrIlAI REruRys-It ap-
pears from the ose returns just made 20 the Grand
ooge Of the election in the order OF Odd Fellows OF the
George ", Cassidy, City Clerk of Jerscy City, was
elected by 1874 minority which Il much the largest
jorfy by which any Grand Master Of the State has
ever been elected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-11

BARBARoUs MURDER--Y Yesterday ut noon, as the
canal boat Cumberland, laden with ice, was unload.
ing near Everett street, dc Guilty occurred between
the captain and the Iaborers enga god h consequence
OF the latter refusing after taking out ce to bring out
the straw, they alleging tina. il was not customary
While the controversy was going on, hand boz
longing to the boat. named VIM. Stewart rdsled out
and exclaiming with an oath that he could "whip
any id Irish SIN Of o b-h," struck man named
Michael O'Connor with his fist, telling him to tho
ground. The poor fellow got ar, when another as.
sailant, boat hand, named William Ware, seizing
heavy stick Of wood, struck che unfortunate victim
blow on the head, fractnriDR his skull aud killing
him instsntlc. The alarm was raised, and the cap
tain Of the boat and William Stewart, the man who
first commenced the assault were arrested and
lodged in the Bremen street station house. Ware,
who inflicted the fatal blow escaped.
An inquest was held and verdict in accordance
with the above facts rendered. Cincinnati Enquirer,
dug. Q.
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PHIBhTEIfHIA, Aug 10, FM-Arr ship Sirocco, West,
I,erpocl parks Ssranac, Bigicy, Mrbieheai; Lacona
Rowes, Eoston; Elm, Taylor Go; briga Fashion Fader
Turss Islands days; Delaware Harding Boston, schrs
Susan Tyler, Bacon, Portland CT Rsbecca Law, Tut
HILL New Bedford; Louisa Cray Haley, FAN River Sa-
Roxtury Je ssie williamson Wpsnlore, Boston Susan
Harry, Calais; Walter & LemueI Johnston, Boston;
p, Tapey, Portsmouth MsyAowcr, Kicker, wareaam.
CID baris l. Hobart, Hodgdon, and Nashua, Lows,
Boston; briggs Nitru,ius Parker st Jonn NIB; Mechanic
Dunning, Boston sctrs ebecca Law, ruthi Nantucket.
Louisa Gray, Haley, Boston; A Whitman, Clifford, and
Henry Pay son. Edridgc do; = q Tslpey, Portsmouth;
Edith, CroweM, Boston, Jessie williamson Wnsfse do
jas Deputy, Winsmore, Providence; Sarah Elizabeth,
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PHrApnrnA, August 10, 1854 -(Reoorsed by Keen 4
Myci l-hsa Bodrd-32, IoS stae5s SO; g. $50 do '6s,
Sc, Erie, bS, se, 1900 Reading VI ss ~. 50; 10
sisres Penn RR 81 70 Reading I, bs, Six 30 do 81
90 DO 20, sih 500 DO ss~r, s,b; 100 90, sIK; 2Oo
Zinc, DO, ~; loo 90. ~; Phaadciphis HANK, rs.
Bsrscn B.ardsel go City RRos, the. cash. s9h
Sco~d godyd-sso0 City RR 90. 8 h Erie. say: 80
Schulz NAY &c 81 TAX 100 shares Reading sa .S-a
int slk 70 90 bbwn, 9is; 30 do, st~n, sik 30 L.
Bsnk 2ak. Aft- Boavd-l, oos shsres Lshlxh Zine IL
100 heading RI, sSwn, aik. kaskst dull -
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1ll6tbs OF whale ship Amethyst was sold by auction
AZ New Bedford eth nst al ne rate Of t 000 Nessrs
Swift -illea we're purchasers.
LArNCnD--At Halowel afternoon Of 9Th met By Dea.
con kenlton, ship of 726 TOMS called the Msrills,
owned by Aesrs Merrill and Others Blan ding Dyer
and Others Of Augusta, and TO be commanded Capt
hc5nson, formerly of snip Shelter.
At Cape Elizabeth, near Portland, 9Th int, by Mr.
little, hue ship, owned b. himself, and 70 be com
handed BY Capt Wade,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-11

bH MD WITH TIE ADVICE AND CONsENr OF THE
SENATE.
Paschal Bequotte Of California TO be receiver Of pub
lie moneys at Renica, California, vice Charles Iorng
deceased.
Garland Hunt, Of Kentucky TO be agent for the In
dams in Utah.
r. ii Iansdale, of Washington Territory, to he agcnt
for the Indians IL Washington Territory.
Aqnia !oncs OF indiana to BIO agent for the Indians
in Washington Territory.
William II. Emory, Of the United States army to lie
commissioner the part Of tho United States or Aue
RIGA to the boundary limo between the United States
and the Mexican republic according to the treaty be-
celnber. 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-11

HEALrH or MILES, Memo sN.-Tt can hardly be
CREDITED, but yet II 10 fact, that ont Of popils
Hion OF about 1850 VINO use buryiag ground for
1nterring the dead, not q single grave has bean
opened inoe the gath OF February last, for any OF
sour inhabitants An old lady Mira Elliott, "a ne
bere on . visit from Michigan City was taken III
sand dief, not Of any disesse, but OF old aee she
toeing between 10 and so. Her blood ceased 70 Hsw
From 70 other cause, only that her form was worn
Got By tine. She was buried hero, and this Ia the
Cry bafisi IN March. Andi. May, June or July, OF
e-Ay'persons--Niies Rsputlrczn, Dug
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MURDER oP Son BY HIS FATHRR--Adolphus
Swsneger deliberately shot his son Charles on Thurs
day evening last. There had been q difficulty be-
tween them and the old man had forbidden the son
10 come to his house. On the evening Of the muir
der the old man came home about nine o'clock, and
found Charles sitting In chair In front Of the house.
He leveled bis gun and threatened to shoot Charles
did mot move, and his father fred. killing him in
aantly. His head fell back, and remained in that
position until removed by the coroner next day.
The decreased was twenty eight years old. The oc-
cuIreDce happened three niles below New Albany,
Indiana; and the difficulty Is said to have been
caused by improper advances made TO his fathers
wife, who is not Charles mother Cincinnati Ga
yeffe. duCuQ &.
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PoaT Az Prince, July ~, 1854.
a curious ci. constance occurred here IL days
since. seaman on board the Prussian schooner
kennette kingsord appeared before ITO american
commercial Agent, and on oath declared himself
to be the erson WHO killed John Meyer last Febru-
NY, nowhere in the woods near Burlington, N.
J He stated that be fled, under the namc OF Blown,
10 London, (Eug) and While there no heard that a
person nameI tc'icib Nahei.ea Lad been arl oste a.
and would be tried for the NUDE, and that there
was strong ,rcumstsatal evidence against hlm;
now bis conscience will not let al rnocent u an
suffer, he desired to be sent 10 the United States
for I isl.
TIE United States agent requested Of the Prus
san Consul that TIE man should &c given up. which
was positively refused; 80 that bis so.emn declar-
non was taken before witnesses and no d,ub. vii!
soon be In the United States. ia the while the
nsn has disappsaed, end neither Prussian nor
American Cousu. know anything OF his wherssb uts.
lie gave his name John Muller, born in Wirtem-
burg. and at The time of the murder was Ia the EN-
Lloy OF Alderman Soa Of Washington township.
Huntingdon county, ~ ]. We think here that he will
mo hi way y the United States aud surrender
himself - justlca
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HEALTH OF NORFOLK, vA--Without lay ne claim
to any extraordinary exemption from the diseases
incident to summer 80 trying rs the present one,
especially to children under three years Of age, we
may with truth say that our city mas Jared better
than any ether from which we have seen mortuary
returns. 1t has far entirely escaped the terrible
epidemic which has been scourging most other
Cities It has not had within its borders one solitary
case OF cholera yellow fever, or fever Of maggnant
type Of any sort and we feel warranted In the graft
flying declaration that there IL less sickness in the
city at this time than is usual at this season.NoY>
foH Herald dug5
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whiC State Convention.

WIG STATE CONVENTION.
The Whig State Committee, az will be seen, has
summoned tue party TO duty. In taking the initia
tory, IL may be proper TO remark that the approa h.
ing political cam oagu, involving questions and in
terests that deeply affect the eomlaon welfare, IL
surrounded b, more chan ordinary ebsrra salnents.
With a general administrator broken down and
rcpIdateo; with the stroog party against which we
have 30 long done battle divided il would seem that
our success must be certain and easy. This but for
causes apparent to all who give their attention to
political matters, would he true. Bat the existing
discussions and Consequent weakness Of our oppo-
pents, occ lsion apathy if not discussions in our
own party strong common Zoe, With impending
daDger,woul5 arouse, invigorate and unite the wing
parry.
The responsibilities OF the whig pa Jty were newer
create than at this moment. The political elements
and aspect claim profound deliberatioo. Believing
that tue wing organization is the best medium for
working ont reforms beneficial to the country aud
the people, we turn naturally to the Wing State
Convention az the depository Of pc yer necessary TO
accomplish the greatest good to the gTei;est
humber"
That these expectations may be realized, it is
only neecftl that tie WING masses, by whom tho
trne Bhg faith IL cherished, take the seiec ion OF
delegates into their own HANKS. With convention
composed OF wbigs, whose beads and hearts have
been in the Cause through all its conflicts enjoying
hs triuDphs and enduring its defeats with equal
s;endiness and fidelity, we may look, not only for
goo results from the convention and success In the
ele ton, but for wisdom eod stability In the future
councils OF the shig party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-11

DEPARTuRE OF MIssioSAaIEs-The Rev, Mcssrs.
Richardson. Goodel and Parsons with their wives,
sailed this morniugin the bark Race Horse, Capt
Searles for smyrna, with the design Of ioininQ the
mission of the American Board among the Armc-
Mans. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson take dsughter of
the age Of Ave years with them. In the SINE ves-
sci went Dr. and Mrs: Nntting, who arc expecting
this vicinity, at Dsrbekir. Tire appropriate rei-
eious services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Laurie,
Of West Roxbury.--Boston 2reMeiler, Aug. s.
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LOTT TUNBLIna AND NARROW ksoArn-Ine
New Bedford (ussA) Sssadsvd ssyss-While ship
carpenter, named McKeoGle, wss oaeaged 10 bead
Ing plank Uourd the stern Of the large chip now
on The stocks q the yard of Mr. Fish, N fAlrhaven
o. Tuesday he sooi 1ectsns sliPpsd asd fst to me
ode, wAich wus badly injured By the fell. The
watee vas about eighteen inches In depth His -
cape With his lie, under the circumstances, u very
rebnnrknbae.
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Teicr,nphse MARINE aeuort..

SAVANNAH, Aug e-Arr brig Sarah Williams, NYork
BOSTON, arg Ie-Arr bsrks Evelyn, Glasgow; AvoIa
Charleston; Daniel weostor, Baltimore; bag liberty
Adams, wunmgton NC; schr X Allen, Nyork (she II
new vessel, 10 between Boston and Richmond va)
Also arr shp George Peabody, Liverpool; bark AMMO
Buchanan, Singapore.
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PosN WITH TRErB-The wife OF one Of our sub
srrbers, Mr.. Elias Mctcaf living near JacksonviIe.
presented her husband fe days sioce with q 500.
who, like Richard Ill, " was born with teeth" We
are told the little fellow has dnc mouthfu Of them
Mother and son doing welL.--yaoksoariuk (Fal Opn.
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ANOTHER VTcrM--We understand that gentle
man by the name Of Kimball, who has for some
time reeiced in the city, was conveyed to the asy-
hum ct Concord ths morning, having become insane
ID consequence Of the influence OF spiritual ran
ping revelations - 1fanchssf<r MwYVr, Avgua I.
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Coroner Gamble held N inquest yesterday Ct No 70
Centre street upon the body Of man supposed to b
Michael Brady who applied there the night before
lodgings and in the morning found dead Ia his bed.
ternAl examination 1t IL believed that he was seized in
the night With cholera, and died before any one
aware CT the fact.
Yesterday morning six and three deaths were
reported the Board Of Health as having occurred
during the preceding wenty -four hours.
Thomas Ryan Frustrated BY cholera, at the Haml
ton avenue krry, on Wednesday night. He picked
up by Officer Beard and taken to the Third district sta
ton house from whence he WAS conveyed to the cholera
A German who appeared to be laboring under tho
eare disease found ia tho street by officer Wander
boef Of tbs First district police and the statsn
house where he recovered after several applications Of
medicine.
WILLIAMSBURG.
One case cholera reported to the Beard Of Health
yesterday and one the day previous. No deaths
CHOLERA AMONG THE EMIaRANrs.
The Captain Of the steamer Ma ynct arrived in this
port yesterday. He states t1at upon leaving Kings
ton, the pro- eer antford was detained at aucnor
In the bay, and all communication except by special
authority prevented in consequence Of the prevalence
OF the cholera among the passe ayers boaed. The
Brantford was on her passage from Quebec, with
emigrants and from the wretched accommodation
afforded, but few of the poor people recovered. who
were attacked by the disease. Twenty five OF the
passs gers died while the vessel vas coming from
Quebec to Kingston. The steamer Lord Elgin put
il. here yesterday, on her way to Hamilton. Over
two hundred passengers were on board, many Of
them suffering from cholera. Two dead bodies were
taken from the vessel to be inferred in the city.
! Tho steamer Huron, with large number Of emf
grants board. stopped here yesterday on her way
| 10 Hamilton from Quebec. The vessel was in most
] filthy state, and cholera was raging unche ;ksl
among the unfortunate passengers.-Q1ebec o.
| asc ef. 6ug.T.
TFIEGRAPHIC.
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TEIEGRAPHIc.

CHOLERA IN MARYLAkD.
BALTIMORE August TO- 1854.
There two Of, and three deaths by cho
lera al the Almslouse todsy.
Cholera has appeared il st. Nary's and Charles ceun-
ties MARYLAND.
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SUPPOSED NrgpEK N HAsovER--The Northern
traio which went Gown on Wednesday morning., raa
over negro man, who was lying across tue track
about quarter OF mile no -th Of tie Cottage Uoon
eaamlnTg the BODY. vas found - be entirely stif
and colo, Which led 10 the suspicion taat be had
lee murdered and then placed upon the track. The
body Las not been recos nizcd. Two Trsl, laborers
who were engaged Ia laying down tho new rail, .ft
their work that day without drawing their wages
Suspicion VIZ fastened on them, and Major Taylor,
the conductor, arrested them as they got on the
night aingolg borfh, and handed them over to the
authorities. The whole matter is still wrapped In
mystery Richmond Penny Post.
To BE HUSo~-The Anderson { ! CO. GaSsae Of
The I'd inst says:-"Wc are informed that on rnnrs.
day last three siaves, the property Of Mr.. Larkin
BaJmore, 81 Abbeyflle district, we're convicted Of
the murotr OF Mr.. Maddox, the overscer OF Mr..
BaImore, and sentenced 10 be hung. The evidence
upon which they we're convicted was their own &C
Acknowledgement of tho commission OF the deed Thus
vii be severe loss to Mr.. r., a. he Las already
this summer lost four negroes by disease"