The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-27

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crime;
Saturday was The fee q sis ocusxies. saa ts Ara
bishop went TO the ehurch scoordog -
preside the opening o. the sneuai srs.s heaor
" Vs, ,n1 sI and s s9 ..,Ss ~ "a
bishop Of La BasseTere prooessloa sss formst sad
paaded round the church in he customary Say ts Area
bishop % BIZ robe waking = he assd q ~ az -
rived opposite the door, and about ~ iagu ~
the nave man advanced towards him from NE coud q
spectators and removing The prslass ssgs ssh Ne ~
Catalan knife into the prc@te breast shs hes
claiming, as he did so Down with the goddess bas
"a dsss's) The Archbishop isIl bach twe sss crIvd cat
An 10 maihsweExP staggered and iel into ths arms Of
the priests who surrounded him. The wounded pseiA's
moaned two or three times II In grvst snnsrng and
was the moment after ba,hed In the blood which hswed
from the wound He was immediately conveyed into ths
vestry and medical assistance sent ba, ell human AID
found TO be useless he expired almost immediately
The fatal blow was struck with such extraordinary rapid
iy that IL was impossible 20 prevent H. The Asssssp
young of about thirty years Of age dressed In dark
coored clothes made attempt TO escsp and was ir-
mediacly seized be had at the moment the kae from
which blood dropping, sil In his hsnd just before
the venerable preate Dreathed his last the Abbs Sarst The
vicar-genera who close TO him. gave him sbsouon
The assassin conveyed TO the Marie Of The iTh arr
reimbursement and Moignon, substitute OF the Pfoenreuf
Imperial and NJ Treilhard examining magistrate, were
immediately summoned, aud commenced interrogsiory
NJ Corduin Procureur Imperial, and NJ Petr Pfect o.
Police subsequently INTERCEPTED him aso From what
he said appears that he Is priest Of the diocese OF Mcsax
named Yerges He had been four five times nerdcsed
for misconduct and months back again suspen-
ded for having preached against the dogma OF The mmnr
uate Conception In November last be displayed great
zeal in defending woman who tried at Melun for
poisoning her husband and though she convicted o.
the crime and condemned 10 hard labor for m he printed
pamphlet declaring that she naocent, and casting
the grossest mpuations the judges and the public
prosecutor The pamphlet seized by the authorities
before II could be distributed and il caused new CON-
plant against him to be made his bishop. little la
ter he uttered against respected clergyman OF
the diocese of Paris who had done him many kindnessss
and the clergyman deemed IL necessary to make rtesc-
taon to the police On the oath of December the man
came to Paris and took up his residence at hotel No.
Rue Racine He was TO PASS days in the public
libraries; and even on Saturday he TO usual
Paris but 1t notified to him that the Archbishop would
not grant him On hearing that he appears 10 have
projected the death OF the preate and Tor he
purpose knife at the shop of cutler in the Rue Dauphne
After he had stated the previous facts he asked II be had
stabbed the Archbishop than once and he answered
"No only gave him stab for struck in the heart and
you cry Down with the goddesp when you struck the fatal
blow ~ because do not believe in the doctrine of the
from the pulpit and wished protest against
the impious doctrine" "Why did you commit grave
crime2" Because interdicted, and because the
Archbishop had declared that the Introduction would not
be removed" He then added after pause "a priest can
not be allowed to die of hunger He admitted that he
had gone to the church with the premedtaed intention OF
with violence, mo goddess! goddessi' One Of
the gentlemen who interrogaed him. remarked that the
crime which be bad committed of frighifl enor-
nifty. Eyes" he exclaimed "t is frghtiup and then tears
fell from his eyes He begged for New Testament and
said II shall have great need of 1t during the night
The assassin replied to The questions put to him with
camnes and only displayed agitation when he referred to
the doctrine OF the immaculate Conception His features
are full OF expression In the Of the evening he was
conveyed to the Conciegere, and turnkey was placed
with him in his CELL On examining his dress, print
cd papers found fastened in his coat These papers
writings against the immaculate Conception, and
against the Archbishop in connection with it.
EH 6t From the N. Y. Tribune.
FULL DETAILS OF THE NICARAGUA NEWS BY
B THE STEAMER JAMES ADGER.
The following is given by passenger in the James
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Adger:
ave left San Juan del Sur January q and arrived
evening at Virgin Bay and took steamer San Carlos fol
Castillo Rapids Before arriving at the Rapids, steamer
with American flag flying came alongside, when We
discovered that she filled with armed Costa Ricans
The boat carried four guns. The commander, Spen
Ger, told that would not be molested if did
interfere with Walker and his men but il we made any
disturbance resistance they would blow up at
they had sow-mach set to the magazine for that pu
pose.
"They escorted down through the country to Grey
town. where they tumbed and our baggage ashore
then left with their boat Gen. Nora President of Costs
Rca had issued proclamation to the effect that all
Walkers men who wanted TO leave might desert him
and they would get free passport to leave the country
unmolested
They DESERVING fast possible, escaping from
Puenta Arenas 10 Greytown. Nearly Fifty had deserted
Some to New Orleans, others came here. Walker
in hopeless condition, and the from him vii
be that he is slaughtered. All who are leaving hin
at every opportunity"
From John G. MITCHELL of Sacramento, reporter oh
tanned the following facts
One hundred and thirty-nne passengers from Calor
MIA arrived at San Juan del Sur and took passage in
nibuses, in which they reached Virgin Bay. Here the
transferred TO the steamer Don Carlos in which the
crossed the lake and proceeded down the river Durn
the transit the ishmus the number of passenger
was increased by hundred among whom several OF
fcers and friends Of the Nicaraguan army.
Cup the time of their reaching Fort San Caros few
miles from the lake the San Juan river the passenger
had ntmaion Il tat there any difficulty attending
the transit As they passed Fort San Carlos they dscov
cred the American and Nicaraguan flags floating from tn
fort Here they hailed by Mr.. Spencer, who aske
them to STOP as he had something to communicate.
and made hisbusiness KIN He informed the officers
the boat and the passengers that Commodore Wand, rb