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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

TIE BRIBERY CAsE-0ur Boston contemporaries
quite excited In relation to a story that has
been put into circulation, to the effect that during
a recent session of Congress, the sum Of sST 900
was expended at Washington, in brbing certain
members to sd the passage of amendments to the
Tariff Laws. Much anxiety is felt and expressed
as TO the particular parties. and 1t ia said that
Committee of Inquiry will be authorized.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAp-It appears from
the last monthly statement of the affairs of this
road, that during the past month there has been a
falling off of SSs 096.62 in the receipts of the main
stem. and an increase of 81 % in those of the
Washington Branch, as compared with the receipts
OF the same month last year-making an actual
decrease in the revenue Of kS4 .e6O 35.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

Con-. PAULpIyG.--We see by the New Orleans pa
pers that subscription has been opened there for
the purpose of presenting to Commodore Paulding
a sword of honor, and to the officers and crew of
the frigate Wabash a iag,sas an evidence of tho
approval of their acts in the capture of Walker.
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DAyoEaoUs-At the Southwest corner

of Gath and Broad streets, are now standing p"r-
tions of the brick walls of a building, which Was
destroyed by fire year or two ago, and which are
very dangerous TO all persons that may have TO
pass by them. With every wind they feel and
staggeF Ikea drunken man, and yet they have
not TOPPED over. SO many Complaints have been
made to the Mayor about this nuisance, that he
has given the agent Of the owners notice. that uu-
less the walls are levelled with the ground, or
made secure before Wednesday next, he will have
them taken down.
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The ELECTION IN KANsAs.-It IL stated that the
Secretary ofthe Interior has received telegraph
ic dispatch, dated Boonville Jan. l3, from an off,
ca high in authority, to the effect that the FRO
slavery party in Kansas had triumphed, eleeting
their entire ticket-Legislature, Governor. State
officers, &c. No disturbances or difficulties, oc.
CURED at the election, interference the part
of the Missourians. This information is said 10 be
reliable. ------ -
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THE FAIR.-Have you visited the Fair
room on Governor street, and partaken of the re-
freshments so lavshly served Have you examin-
ed the fancy articles around the various tables,
and procured presents for wife, sweetheart, sister,
child or friend? If not, be sure to call there to-
day, and encourage the ladies In their noble efforts
in behalf Of the orphans. 4S s. a
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THREATENING To KILL-William Mul.

THREATENING To KILL William Null
len, lad, appeared before the Mayor yesterday to
answer the charge of threatening the life OF Thos
Bradford, the day before, The complainant had
some words with the mother Of the prisoner about
partition fence, and retortns an epithet applied
TO him. so incensed the accused that he vowed to
be avenged for II. By way OF staying his hands,
he was required to give security for his good be.
haviAr
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DEAD LETTERS AND THEIR CoyrEErs.--During tho .
past year, dead letters containing money amount
Ing to nearly $4,000 were returned to the deed e
letter efice, about nine-tentbs Of which has been
restored to its owners. correspondent OF ths
Baltimore Sun derives the following interesting
particulars from the connecting branch Of the Do
partment tr ~ ? sss'sai'gas 1gass
1.-THE number OF dead lettsrs contsiniug srtf
eles of value other than money, Registered end
sent out for delivery to the owners during the stx
months ending 3lst December. 1851, was 400, the
contents Of which were as follows: Bills OF sx-
change drafts and letters Of credit, bonds, notes,
checks orders aud treasury varrsnfs, certificates
of deposit accounts and receipts, which, compute1
at their nominal value. amounted TO 460,6Bs 5s.
Also 305 deeds aud land titles " articles OF egSs
/ ment and policies Of insurance. 80 certificates of
stock. l42 pension papers snd land warrants, siz
| miscellaneous articles and 100 dsguesreotypss--s
Nearly all of the above letters, With their seonr
tents, have been delivered to their proper own'
|
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TIE Treasury IN FuNps.--A letter from Washing
ton makes the gratifying statement that the Trea
sury is again in funds and that acquisitions art
promptly met.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

Ex,GGERATED.-The story of seven men having
been killed by accident at Etawah furnace, Ga,
was greatly exaggerated. Some persons were in
jured by molten lead, but last accounts say they
are all recovering.
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t SAILING or THE NIAGARA.-The steamer Niagara
sailed from Boston for Liverpool on Wednesday,
with 80 passengers and 100000 in spece.
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SPORTING ISrEILIaENcE.-The race over the Me-
tairie Course at New Orleans, on the 9th itlHtant,
is said to have been one of the most exciting
great race of Lexington against time. The
principal contestants were d. +. Kenners bay
colt Whale, and John Campbell and II. Bar
toms bay horse Jack Gamble The two heats were
won by Whale in 6.l3l and 61215. In both Mr.
CamFbell's horse came in but few feet behind the
winner. Whale Is a Voucher colt, and Jack Gam
bic descendant OF the celebrated Wagner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

CHASGE OF VESSELS NAMEs-The U. s. Senate
has respealed the Act of 1885, which authorized the
Secretary of the Navy to allow the change of ships
names in certain cases.
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WASHINGTON IIrAs.--Ths apprebension thai he
expenditures Of the hseai year viii reach So OQv
600 induces Congress TO hesitate about approprIs
tions. The Military Committcs Of the senate NM
probably report against raising Ave rsgtmsnts and
VII recommend A. q ssbssituts the policy n In
crossing each regiment swo companies, ,aad rnislng
the peace establishmsnt companies hom - 70 =
men. and In war % l2s. 2 ..ai ns9
Tue majority II the Committes of tbs iieass %
rorrira Relations IL disposed t report rssoatsone
.sss.ininr PsnldIng and eepsuling ailibustsri&m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

SENATOR DoUGLAs.-The Wisconsin Legislative
democratic caucus passed resolutions endorsing
the course of Senator Douglas.
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Snip BuILprya--Jt is stated as singular fact
that there is not at this moment on the stocks In
the port Of New York, a single vessel of any de-
scription, designed for the merchant service. The
only ,bips constructing IRE the Russian frgate at
Mr. webb's yard, and the U. s. soop OF war. build
ing under contract with Jacob A Westervelt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

sHrpwRECg.-The wreck OF the Swedish brig
Terpsichore, from Rio de Janeiro, off Tybee Beach.
has been announced. She had a cargo of 2,5o
sacks Of coffee, consigned to a firm in Savannah.
She went ashore On Monday, and lay on the break
ers until after three o'clock the next morning,
when she fell over on her beam ends, and turned
bottom upwards. The captain and crew have ar
rived at Savannah.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

A MopEL FATayR.-The Detroit Mich Tribune
says that thsfnsursnce companies refuse 70 .ns
xI- 0oe far which the life Of Mr. Holden was insur
ed, Who was 90 mysteriouslv killed a. Ann Afeor,
Mich. in July last. The ball which Was taken
from his body exactly fits the pistol which was
found short time aimee 10 marsh ashors distance
from where Mr.. Iiolden,s body. was discovered =
The Insurance companies contend that MI. Hpadeh
committed suicide 10 benefit his family -
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ARREST OF ALLEGED COUNrgRFEITERs.--0n Mon
day morning the police of Cincinnati, Ohio, made
a descent upon groggery in that city, where they
found over $1,000 in beautifully executed counter
felt notes on several banks Of Ohio, Kentucky and
Pennsylyania, as well as a considerable amount Of
bogus 50 so and 81 gold pieces. with quantity OF
coming apparatus. The landlord and two other
mi W AREA ed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

Z. g. AGRICULTURAL SoCIETr.-Geu Tench Tilg-
man, of Maryland, was on Thursday elected Presi
dent of the United States Agricultural Society,
now in session at Washington. Among the Vice
Presidents elected. are Philip St. George Cooke,
Virginia; II. X. Burgwyn, North Carolina; 7. W.
Aston, South Carolina Richard Peters, Georgia;
c. c. Clay, Jr, Alabama; VI, ". Phillips, Mis-
sissippi; J. b. n. De Bow, Louisiana; W. l.. Un-
derwood, Kentucky: T. Tanning. Tennessee; A.
b. Greenwood, Arkansas: h. l.. Yuiee, Florida;
and Guy NJ. BRYAN. Texas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

Tpk psyspysr's LryrE-The most fashionable
and interesting levee ever held In the Executive
mansion, at Washington, was given by the presi-
dent last Tuesday evening Among the distin-
guished individuals present, were fourteen indian
warriors. e H
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Bank Dividend-Arrest-
Licenrss fr ..9 Aaef p -
OF 1nE RICHMOND pAIlr plsrAfca.l !

HARElsosBuRe, Va, Jan. 10, 1885,
The Bank Of Rockingham 40 late meeting os
the Directors, declared semiannual dividend Of
four per cent. .4.,..s ,tfs-eas. ....., ..r.-
The number of marriage licenses issued ffom
the clerks Office Of this county during 1857, was
1Te. The largest number issued In one month wAe
in November. sta- ss5rst seNtft Asa a3 I'D
Augustine IIolfer was committed 10 Jail on tho
charge of stealing a steer one day last week. -.
vALIRy
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EXECUTIVE CLEmENcY.-Wm. knight. convicted OF
nausaughter In Baltimore, for the murder OF Geo.
w. Andrews, has been liberated on a nonc proseqm
issued by Gov. Ligon which is condemned By the
Baltimore American unjnstifabie. vs 81
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The number of deaths In Charleston for the week
ending the 9Th instant, was IS whites and II
eolorcd persons. fal
A eoroner's inquest was held recently In Hiikin-
sop tia. oyss the body OF James Bostwie 4, kill
cd 10 di1icuify With M ". b. Allen, and verdict
Of stasfiiabIs homicide" rendered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

MrssAeE or rux GovEasos or NHw JSssI-s
appears from this document that there 70 es'aaee
Of $o5s i'm tho State treasury, and that the
OF the schooI fnnd Invested ard drawing iatsEsst
10 s4ls6is The total Indebtedness Of the STATE ?
set down at s19o,27, which 10 An inffscfon q ne
constitution fbrbids the contraction OF Hscstaies
exceeding tioo,00o. At the end Of the suxIses
year it 10 estims ted that there will BE- . d e6-
cit Of $2s 900 In the treasury. The STATE prtses
has yielded profit Of s535 during the year. As
regards Kansas, the Governor takes sidss wiss
. modification OF thA naturnlIsation laws, end
forbearanee towards tho suspended banks. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

NOT FORTHCOMING Jane Goings, a
free negress. was arrested on THURSDAY last for
using insulting aud provoking language 70 John
Brooks, and admitted TO BAH to appear before The
mayor yesterday morning 20 answer the charge,
but when her name was called she f,iisd 10 -,
swer, and her bond was thareupon forfeited. II
she Is forthcoming this morning. her security NAV
be released from the payment of the bond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

THE REIIEr or LucKSoM.--The British resideRts
Of New York are talking about banquet TO ceisss
brate the relief Of Lucknow, an event which they
In India. s5a-x
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

THE REMAIss of the late Maj. j. d. B.
EVANS formerly of this city, viii arrive here this
morning by Adamss Express ffom s.. Louis- His
funeral win be preached at tbs Monunssntal
Church this afternoon. sF i So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

FIGHrIsa.-Ralph, slaye to Peter Glenn,
and Jacob, slave to John SettIes, we're before the
Mayor yesterday, for lighting In the street. Jacob
proved 70 be the aggressor, and he was therefore
ordered q striped Jacket. sss,sss ,ses ssas,.5 s
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THE RoRnoN NEws.--The mails yesterday brought

THE FOREIGN NEws.-The mails yesterday brought
the subjoined items Of foreign news by the North
American: --.z .,7. -s.f 3. a7f.. /!
The steamer America, from Boston, arrived eus
on the 2Sth ult. F-l...r.t 81. $50 i.
Lord IIarney would be succeeded In the British
ministry by Lord Cianricarde.
The relief Of Lucknow is fully confirmed Tho
slaughter Of the rebels had been very great.
!. II is said that all the exiled French generals
have received an unconditional permission 10 re-
turn to France. .,
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SHARLES ?. n. SMITH

- ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER.
Os3ce nj the Va. &. Il. II. Ecpot-Up stairs.
Designs. Specifications, Estiniates, &C. for all me-
rhsnicsi purposes will be furnished. The consttuc
ton Of work requiring experience and skill, will be
sup. .rlntendel with care and complete satisfaction
warranted
Thorough practical instruction given on favorable
tsrms ia lin
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oRoReR pRABopY.--The Boston Post Ia informed
that George Peabody & Co., of London, have pass
cd through the late financial crisis with Losses that
will not exceed ave per csninm upon their large
capital, and the means aud resources Of the hoase
have proved 10 be such. that but small portioa OF
the discount granted BY the Bank OF England has
been required TOR their businsss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

A ynnng man named Eiward ponnslly. while
intoxicated on Sunday night, walked on the bow
Of one Of the iioboken ferry bosts, and va
drowned. sysassssss - - -
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man named Seward PAttsrson, who eeeee~6
In w.srryii.e. Me-, on wednesday. h v1o
CHARGED with an attempt 10 murder wsms. ws1h
whom he elopsd. he cut her threat, AnA aleq ~
owu. bus neither case was fatal. Afeusfd W kg
was offered for his recovery. lie bas eess nW
heariy rear, as5 .ss.ts . z
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MARKETS.

LirsrpocI Dec. 30,--Cotton-Sales OF the last two
1000 bales taken on speculation and 1000 baiss
for export. Ali qualities have sligh,ly advanced
lower qualities improving most. The advance II
about %. Breadstufs.-Flour 10 very dull at
prices 3D. a Ia lower. Western Canal -four 13s
bis I'd J; Philadelphia and BaItimcre 2ts 2ss. sd.s
Ohio 2fs 27s Wheat Is firm; red o.. I'd 10. 3d.;
white 6s. l0d. s.. Corn 10 dull but prices gsueg
ally unchanged, market closing firm. .H. sg
t.-. STATE or TRADE. h H. .-s.,- Il.
The adyices in regard 10 the state OF trade st
feeling prevailing. t-
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SrEALrss.--Mat, slave TO Mrs. Amelia
Felix's, was convicted before the Mayor, yesterday.
Of stealing clothes from 4 named Stsnsle, ard
ordered 10 be punished.
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FOR SALE, &C.

LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
II For sale, my Farm Of 3ll acres, in Albemarle
six miles from charlottesville two and half from
he Virginia Central Railroad and two from the Iii
wanna Improvement One hundred and twenty
scrss-one-third bottom land-are cleared, enclosed
and highly imprC we'd All necessary out buildings
aud we'll of frst rate water on the premises
Terms liberal. If preferred, an exchange will be
made for Richmond property. Address me at Rich.
mond or call at my office. corner of Franklin and
Governor streets s. A. HART.
&c I5-,i6m
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srrcrpg or FEMALE HoRsk THfy.--Tbs Kisgs.
ton &c. W. News, says that wonsan nasneJ M.
saret Cock IN man's attire, who bad been asrssesl
on charge Of horse stealing ~ - AasE'e eepnit-
I'd snieIde AZ that place. on the 9TH ins 81 tAkinr
dose Of stryehnIne. She il said 70 hare bss1 r.
syectabiy connected in Woodstock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

! "WyTHE"-is the name ot new
schooner launched on Thursday last, from the
shipyard of Messrs. Abfahams 4 Sons Of Baiti-
more. and buit for Messrs. David Currie Co., OF
this city. She IL four hundred and twenty five
tons burthen, with one hundred and thirty feet in
length; beam thirty-6Ye feet, and depth OF hold
eleven aud half feet. She Is designed for the
fourteenth Of the same class, bnit by the same hr,
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BgAurrrut .REYLrcryoS. The yourr pscotsh
wins the heart OF the maiden by siurine upon her
fcrrn, the sanbeams reflected Eons the iitils mlf.
ror he turns in bis hand. 60 hr. bow msch hap
pier this world would be, IL We were ell DaeotsAas
and each With trap ste catch . sunbeans, shoaM
fling the light on paths and hearths, that In TIN
cloudy realm, II cannot always reach direct from
Heaven W stirw shs la
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jim LANE MORMON SpY.--The report is becom
ing current that Col. Jim Lane of Kansas notorie-
ty is now, and has been for some months, In colu-
sion with the Mermens. A Washington eorres-
pondent Of the Philadeiphia Press says that the
which eonciusiveiy proves the fact. 1.-THE exact
character of the information is not publicly
known: but the impression is, that an express be-
tween Brigham Yonng and Lane has been inter-
cepted on the Plains by the United States forcssr
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FAMILY GROCERIES,

A'iMILl 0HOLEhIEG--- .f.E
Virginia BUCKWITRAT 8
Family FLOUR. bags and barrels
Pine Apple CHEESE
Finest Green and Black TEAS
No MACK EREL and HERRISGS
Alikinds Of sAUck9, Re
Jse r. MCCARTHY 4 son.
NOVA SCOTIA POTATOES. - 5000
~ bushels Nc Nova Scotia Potatoes. just arriY-
ed. foF sale by 50 ra ka
jsI2-5t O. T. wORrHAM Il CO.
RIO COFFEE. = 200 bags choice new
~ crop, fpr sale by - !
JaI3 8sf rs y sKlSKER CO.
CWEDES IR0E.--30 tons Swedes Iron,
~ all the ordinary sizes, for sale By
jas - II sklSKER h co.
MERCER POTATOES I'VE have just
pAreseived a prime lot u the aboye. which We vii
X, r. C0LSf0N \ Co.,
Next 10 eerner u Cary and Pearl streets,
gsi8 Richmond. Va.
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EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
RIc zsoND, 18th July. 1857. J
THE undersigned offers for sale Stock Of
l. this Bank for the purpose ofincreasing its cap
ta At IOs and interest on rs par value from july
iy I6--ts W. p. sTR0THER. Cashier.
T IQUORS-L LIQUORS - LIQUORS.
IL good Liquors, pure Liquors, best Liquors: We
would cali the attention Of connOisseurs to this
tice, where they may find the very best old RYE
WHiSKKY. warranted pure and very old, some
more than ten years. qld London Dock Brandiesii
which we have In RI 1re aud on the way.
81 hbls of old and choice WHlsKEY -a
hall pipes of Hennesey BRANDY
pipes Of old Holland GIN
~ bbls. Virginia Apple BRANDY
do. do. PEACH
.5T 10 Wiskey of assorted grades, together
with old Jamaica Rum, Madeira Wine. sherry, do,
&c. All of which we offer to the trade.
WINSTON POW WERS,
In Of Cary and Pearl alta.
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IVtVVV OOHAt
jy CIV PURCELL CO.
CTATR STOCK FOR SALE in sums te
~ suit purchasers.
WANTED.-A few Shares of Richmond Danville
Railroad stock for which the highest market price
will be paid.
Exchange on New York, Philadelphia and Baltt
O. W. PURCELL 4 CO,
ap25-ty ExchanSs Brokers.
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MARBLE WORKS.

MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIES,
PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND MASON,
Main street. between sth and 9th sts.,
RICHMOND, VA
Monuments Of any sEe or design, made to order
az The btst italian or American Marble. .
respectfully invite the attic ntion OF those In want
a. nay stock which s the largest and best finished
CHS sn1 M4NTLES tn be found in the city.
Hs-Eirst Premiums awarded by the Virginia Agri.
cnlinral Society and Mech Anics' Institute. 26
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LOST HuspAyp TURNED UP.-ln May, 1919,
man named r. NJ. Mellen, engaged in keeping
news depot in Chicago, left home after tea in ap-
parent health, and no trace Of him could after
wards be found. All sorts Of runors were ahoat
an 10 what had become of him. II was supposed
ne had met with fenl play, and the river was
dragged for his body. Next (rumor originated the
story it was supposed he wandered on insane, and
was concealed In the woods near Belyidere, and
hundreds of men turned ont for the purpose Of
capturing him. TheR dead body was found near
Rock river which many Of his friends identified
as his, although this point there was consider
able difference Of opinion. At ell events, no trace
of him could be found, after giving the police an
infinite deal of trouble lie left o wife and enc or
two children, and about three weeks ago Mrs.
Mellen, having mourned her husbands loss TOT
three years, laid aside her weeds and got married
to Mr.. William II. Austin. printer VI . SUD
den she received a letter from Melleu, Informing
her of his intention TO return home, and hard
upon his heels ON Wednesday last he followed-
He says he wandered away In nc OF insanity !;
went TO Memphis, thence 70 New Orleans, and ae
last to California, where he engaged In various oc
cupatiops.
Mellen visited his wife, or rather Mrs, Austin,
Wednesday and also Mr.. Anstin. The latter re-
fi,ses poinf blank to give Nrs. A. mp. What the
upshot of the affair will be, 10 not easily guessed
III both insist npon having possession Of the lady,
very interesting lawsuit win doubtless be the rs-
suit. Mrs Meilen, or Austin, did not obtain dt
yorce before her marriage with Austin s.,s. (
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Bausu ScssootNAsrss --As wsdnAss. Ms1
schsol teachsr named lndos sffeek . nssss ~ 80
becsuss be could net pronounce % . -
died : day OF two sftsrvards. psH mnss ~
aasisation proved shss ~ blsws 10 ssea
cause Of deash, rupturiag ne sssssa ,.v~
nnAnimously iosad verdict q meapaenessk
sgalnst Indor. .s -. .ssg.s4 ssses ssss
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ACQUITTED. Tburs.op Uv,

AcoUirTED.--Jamcs Thurston, Hymsn
Heisner and wni II. Gallagher, three lads. cS,rysa
with forcibiy entering the store of Mr.. L. j. Hos
sieux, have been examined by the Hastings Court
and acquitted ThurstoB, IL will be remembered, was
captnred in the store, a.d handed over to the DC.
lice in q few minutes after he effected an entrance
MARROW EscArE.--Last Thursday az
ternoon, lad about Ave years old, son Of Mrs.
Lindsay who resides at the Northwest corner Of
18th and Bread streets. fell from a kitchen win
dow into the street below, distance Of fifteen
feet and notv outstanding the fact that he struck
upon the brick payement, received no other Injury
than slight hruise on one OF his legs. a ss.s.