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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

?. NJ, and made some timely suggestions to
sustain his motion He thought that this
was q matter which should receive the
prompt action Of the House, in order that
something might be done to prevent any
further repetition OF Indian barbar ties.
The past was guide for present action,
and matter so fraught with danger to the
interest Of the settlers upon the Western
frontiers should demand speedy concurrence
Of action on the part Of both branches Of
the Legislature.
Mr.. BRADLEY moved to amend that the
committee be instructed to report forthwith
or previous to the adjournment OF the
House. lie alluded TO the Spirit Lake
tragedy, and the possibility that these Indi.
and might be led to commit further crimes.
lie alluded TO the source from which the in
formation first came, and though not official
there could be no doubt as TO its reliability
No open violence had been committed, but
with these lawless tribes il was impossi-
BILE to say what might happen. lie hoped
the house would consider a speedy action as
paramount duty, for the protection Of the
property and lives Of the citizens Of the State.
Mr.. TEFFT moved the House adjourn
for half an hour.
Mr.. GROVER moved TO amend that the
House adjourn until 4 o'clock r. N.
The question required upon the question
offered by Mr.. GRoyER-lost.
The question required upon the motion
offered by Mr.. TEFyT, which was also 10 ST.
Mr.. KEITH moved call of the House
Mr.. BEARCE moved that further pro.
ceilings under the call be dispensed with
carried.
MIR. TATTERSALL called the attention
OF the House to the importance of the spg-
gesti0ns contained in the message of fhe
governor. lie hoped hat the House would
concur in taking some prompt action in the
premises if there was any danger it should
be promptly attended to. and the suggestion
needed. A delay might result in much
harm to the interest OF the State, and it was
proper at this time that something should be
done. A further repetition of Indian out.
RACES would be fatal for time to the ad.
vanccment of what SO much cncerns our
prosperity emigration.
Mr.. SHEETI thought the action OF the
the House too hasty, and he hoped due time
would be given the Committee to report.
Mr.. STEVENS thought there was no
imminent DANCER from the Indians at pres
ent, and attributed the Indian disturbances
TO some extent, to the whites in supplying
them with liquor. lie was not prepared to
decide upon any questions suggested by the
Governor at present, and would wait to hear
from the committee. If danger, however
was imminent to the settlers upon the ex.
treme frontier, he would agree to the sug.
gestions contained in the message.
After several motions to adjourn were
made and lost, the House on motion OF Mr.
MArrEsoS, adjourned
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Mr.. BALCOME moved q call of the
House
Mr.. CRUTTENDEN moved that fur
tber proceedings under the call be dispensed
with Yeas 10, nays 3. Motion was car
ried.
Mr.. BALCOMBE moved tho House adj
journ, when
Mr.. CRUTTENDEN called for the yeas
and nays.
The motion prevsiled--yeas 30, nays 4.
So the Honse adjourned 10 meet on Mon.
day morning at 10 o'clock.
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Tuesday, June 22d, 1855.
sen ATE.

SEN ALE.
The Senate met, pursuant 10 adjourn
ment, and was called to order by the Pre-
sident pro tempore.
Roll called and journal read
MIR. COWAN returned thanks for his Sc
lection as presiding officer Of the Senate
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. SMITH That after Saturday next
no memorials, bills for State roads or town
incorporation bills. shall be received in
the Senate. Laid over for one day
BILLS &c, INTRODUCED
by Mr.. COOK A bill amending the
act granting lands TO certain railroad COM
panies in this State. so copies ordered
printed.
by Mr.. CHASE A bill for a State
road from Quincy to Princeton.
BY Mr.. SMITH A bill providing Tor
the meeting of the Legislature and admin
istering oaths to members.
by Mr.. FOLSOM A joint resolution,
providing that the plan submitted by ST.
Iect committee for State Seal, be adopted
by the senate Read first and second
time.
BY Mr.. MckUNE A Joint resolution
providing for the adjournment of the Iegis-
la,ure on the Ri Of July. Laid over under
the rules
Mr.. STREETER from the select com
mttce 10 whom had BEEN referred bill
making certain appropriations to deiray the
expenses OF the present session Of the leg
islature, reported the same back with amend.
mennis attached. The rcpor, was accepted.
A number Of House bill. were then rad
first and second time.
THIRD REApING.
The following bills were then read third
time and passed:
4 memorial 10 Congress for an appro-
priaton to defray certain expenses incurred
prior to the admission.
A bill declaring vacant The offices Of No
tarics Public
\ bill for the government OF the state
Prison was taken up and referred to the
committee on judiciary,
SPECIAL ORDER.
The Senate resolved ltselt INTO /. Com
uii,ce of the Whole for the Consideration Of
the banking bill.
Mr.. RlDPATH in The Chair.
After spending some time therein. be
Committee rose, reported progress, and ask
ed leave to SIT again. al 10 O'Clock 10 NOR.
row.
The Senate then proceeded to consider
the Governor, veto message on the bill pro-
yiding for the proof. acknowledgment, and
recording OF i~ds and other instruments in
writing.
On motion OF Mr. ADAMS. the above
bill was rsterrcd 10 select committee of
thre FOR eSanination-Mesrs. Nosroy,
Hall, and SrsxErss.
On motion Of Mr.. McKUNE, the bill for
The arrest and employment, OF Migrants, vas
taken from the table
The bill making appropriations To meet
the expenses Of the present session OF the
Legislature, was considered in Committee OF
the Whole amended and reported back.
With its passage recoumended
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IilluSE.

hOlSf.
lioase ne, pursuant 10 adjournment an,
was called TO orier by the Speaker.
The roll was cslled aud the Journal ID
the previous day was approved after amend
mcnts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13

Tgp NfsT B.osInu sicipt--Oa S4,i''s!
m,u ~ 4. rose. H. g -ai,d ;Ls .-glc-t So
cs Ctrstei ,.r G. : - Cauael D., sac .is
k..,'i 'c WEDNESDAY a. u..- ia-t. ~a.e ..cc d.
f.itwits L. ~ nsn.cd VI ch 1e Fo.r..t lae 1,c,t
iinreusr, ts-tinory ehcted ~ The corlcer :, Is
70 VS.:
81, ~ K'7r. residing W.. r'osiray 6cias -
Dg ssP.s-l tshvs. Ntlr-..sy l0.rl..r js' q
lai ,sll'r 'nta~ cf 60 ,A--sst
49, ~ i.or~ay - 80 tTo so etis 81 q!
:. - - -. a.. a.. -. . ~: =. =.
I, '. y. ~ . = ~, ~ - =, -, L.
~. i,..r i~r~ ~ -,r. : o. 90 ',e c'-ne:
ihl. hsfo'e IT, rslrsr st7hhe1 d. s.f rc rave
- blow %" sTra-'; &C e~ss1 Ga rot ''Ss sr;e ,'~
Icos Jlrs -eiiss At V ,sweTl street aee'.si H. p
20 O. sroV' ihe cses'e1 ssg men on e. eA sp
sbr' io'cioet wcenss. .y seroOou saw one Q. a'r
.;ri' Toe other n zoe ,ek 80 oo any ~eae'r e''
-. wao vas sls PIX IS -as a-oSnd - s-a'@s SO
-s. en- ,on l's~ n sti.e Sd !s.5 .Ia,t -. "a
20 not 'Hy b., al ga 10. 'L.ek ~ tee.sd -
Ssa; ass ys.s s's mo ~ "a Is. a' l,a .'5s s.
he 7,Tsu to stu ic,sec b c'n't ~ sag th-, ;t
sp,rch Nc-os,y larseer-r Plrc's ucs,r store. de
Po.ea lresAy afuoo- eoeas,d al tae psour
.,s,es ,ce W.. Is si,,ss-s ~ ,oss .tser. . h..,
teen some So-i. h'veen thau ~, CO u5t near ay.
irc, nothing shcr' p. st.bbn- 81
John eru7iy ,eOrs - % N"rh stree. dep'ssd tl'
te aarsy btwceu deceased ard he Pr soae' oa
Wedne-day ST. Ihese csas Gltot Parr- ngaor
tor aS ore % tis re- put b. ht7i lato bis est a.
ere drew srsnrtig aud thn ,irs" u"s'"a.ea a. pot
kIi, uunl tire prisoner passs Nc 10 anc eea sN
4 b. anc. Vraorrr str tk box a. -c'cA ~.
yfutrp e.t BIo4ds4y ~ares Canal Hect tie llGolt'
Lcw lsie. - ttt ? az Go struck iirceas,t
UfcT kora OF the fIs Preni. oppose tA he sres'si
tirrsCIsr thc 4 N-try and G'c'yice sr cts
Tlu,s,sy ur; tbo prison, sdu'trd tha., sa De- eas
but IL to1e ..i- b. be .sc tnc Ani
- -. tirse b. Lad b,ntstt.d on ore o'c,sn
tskeA hu tuiis hr rad h iro I, ala
~ ,h. p,Fson be ;. n with tle ti-ht rI'y.cls
ksb-r ic'tnau - Thomas street oot eed ~, a.
vh, Pufcels Nir1r stsrs iss rhs i.uer sitting
ou tari4i. the tc-eas.d sld .,p - = G-sou-c
The face # in fu the rd th"a 'ked ~ erk
be, esd bes dl1 Do h' ~ "a" l'o,et
tftr rsn out, T. wed by CD not - tie AL soy
OUTSIDE a. dii :, lolo !Aem OF.
Tie cs,e va tteu submitted 70 the jury, Who aflAr
bret telib.ratl.u, ret '.redthe foiosiug 'dc;'
hsi the cces 81 his 4, sth ny heu frhrge
from 81 6c 6Om t-- "a tae h1nas
# Hi-tacl Fcre tie oth Desot', 1883 II W 9th street.
correr o. Wet st3sd~sy
Ur,n tie lord,ioa Of the ab've ves,ct, Coroner
IITs prcceedet to eysuine the pr'on.r il The usas
Il spu,r prescribed ~ la~, 80 foil. r:
q " he, isvotr pane \. Mrhae sornos;. q tow "a
arc YOU A T~.ury ycars - " Nac' wCiU suu b-trl A
N,E-Y,fk Cily q. Where SO you is"l a ". 70 Ufrrn
wi.h street q What Is y'ur olcu Iafior \ f"disr y
Have you suyfsrg ssy ARD wu-. relative 20 he chatc
iere ,ieietro sssir yull A Il v1t c"fe IA ',lccr-e
The prisoner then COMMITTEE to the lorbs TO
swat le sction II the Gisnd Jory
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13

Pr s-rt. are ,i the truthful !oTenr1rrs ~ future
.ytUts l. was SID thai toe conservative ia
f.c. wcrr rtsAy ~ scrrpt Lord Pslu.'--iDa for
Their l.t6cr tbs, LORD D,'by shout ', r,ti6s
ana 10 usle place fcf l, I'd Jp.f ku.-rll, wh',
together uiih Sir Jeuc. Gcshtn. Tvs ~ "ej-c'ioa
{" JOIN Loid strLl,y. Sir + l.tl"a. 80 :. p'ti'g
tor au6 NJ. slp0.c, tnNt even Gim'' ae I.ish
enter int ,Ucl cou ',ustloi, etd - oa. Of
suurse. AL 10 20 rum {. sFc prcui tur, ttss arr
,Lly 4 =, l.pior OF tte process 81 ygrt, d'ssnlu-
.r ID ui tae .,sr Of the sfi.iofrscJ iris he I'd
ID, tt. ,f.rn .Dv6 o., NJ. .'o,l Hr.lt IL for ne
unu. p, ,tr feDo If thr day. Slt hc-.iS iShtd
politicians I. tel .s speed; 8 J. aud thfs ttIthr
nv dlous dis.iuct,an-ttrpN nP"n iunh! NJ H's~
busk-cf dr,wns up Il RrtitM U.ll' mHst d'sts",
h Irrs'iLr. s.rcc. IA framing such : nitA>Nrv
N systematic NsN. h. csneo' tail u inrar hcth
tk..j i casure of the Manhood SuArlge party and
ih. uen vGslc,. oi The tUiid. rich manutaclurerS.
Nho sti ali themselves Progressive ilbt fails, sa"
g. uot Ike 20 analgamate with the WhiGs. The
doubtful success ot the great polli,ctl snrccs ~
Manchester and Edinburgh in the coarse ~ the
u.Nt nion!h. when Bright vii mske his political
,.aielutlt end sy down iar platform of tAc party,
nius. q, ci~s to u considerable degree. upnr the
chaaci,r Of the struggle at the neat .net;iny OF
Parliament. Ln-i Pahgerstoa wo9'd Ike - see
. war On the continent, Which might tCrn pcbhc
attention l.cm ldt.tons uf Reform. that 70 10
SAY cf tie reduction of ari>tocraiic infu"acc u,
Ensiard HIS visit ~ the frcnci Emperors
looks. therefore, somewhat "minous particularly M
connection with the asraton in it>iy, and the shil
unsettled state OF the Oriental question.
kossutA Is tcturing 81 Scotland With such sac ass
thateycn he In g hs> had to write lead rab)u.
hin without slaudcr Of abuse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13

~orr,l g. scr4dty for tlei' ~ ~ m"o' :. "eh "
sss 600 on her. loaover. rcIderci ber 0'i...e.sif
tt,a Til eau ca grat excitement au.p1g Csc pa
s4ne.r,. ,no.t Of whom coul bot pa tir.r way on
.f,,n aeoinwal The fare. bo~ever, "a lc laced i"
ss5. and go Of the 3,3 passengers were cn''el 10
this way - 60 on to Sac Ffapcis'o.
Tho r. sit Company have off ~ % 0""il 'u' -
pasre o.. who have coae back uou' u r'on ''
Vail, on or some O'hor vessel. o. i'D' ~ "a"
now IL thai tho Washington VII SAL h'H.' '"'a 100
Creyiown, 70 ooDn, q ni., .hr I'rn'f "n Ht' T''I
from Ssn Fra icisco, o, il she h1' ~. "'ar. Z"
90 r,nod tie Horn al form uew ''r. I"
Couuarv bre loud II Their deul '' .'i'"n' u
C.,, ,,ve,dv who ln tbr Heruauu ~ .nsna
viii di,,ctior. 10 sen cirtct to Sgs Fr,a"'scO.
Cant CsvetJ, replies mat he vas toucrt 10y people
nf tte cc. ,aby 10 put bis the becl O" 'hei~
nae, ara ehos he got panapa hc found ID tl.y
bsA allowed Is farly % be- sold out o. u,s aua
home ard that wa the Teaeon wly he let be- str tIr
The Company respond, ,ha, il is vcrs queer that
Cayerdy sf,r falling ith 80 900 worth OF proo-on,
should buy ss O. at RI Ianciro, ana sli,V@ " !
psreso oI.d leave tint pOrt With 100 tGns Of c'a
spi Craving ~ le,t of ra'er, Il he did not mean
10 stop for the Washiogton'' Passenger. Capt.
CGvebdy reiO1s that when Ia HaImsin lcl paa9.Ia
no positive iufjrma'ieD of tic aihae of tIe Ns-nipg
ten tsd reache; lin, end tta' he oo, n-,rooos DC
received we're senel ii H., abc w,r5 bvt sug.e
line 70 that he could not be Of their authe1t city,
The Company suu'joius that the, sent fun iustruc
tiors and there Ii n,ood to TIE qarre. TIE upsLo.
of the whole s gener! feeig Of istrust ainon. the
Nicaragua men.
AZ San Juan del Note L. { ship Savoor:b, Hag
slip Rcanoke, Eoelish f'eem frgq'e v4lnous AT
sspowal, L. s. stcie sbps R-liel Arlington anl John
w. " hite. Experercei strong north-cai rIy trades
in crossing the Carbt ~ Ser, and stron northcry
gsles fucc leaving ties s,-lauds.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13
Montalc,ubcrrs rrialaua Sentence
An notwithstanding Fleet about 20 Sail.
CIBi TIC HAVE A NEW ClPTilY-GENERiL.

The ROYAL Msil s.eamship Fsr'is Capt Judkins.
Which ssied rom Liverpool shori, ~ftsr ncou tie
97tb e November. arrived here st +. N YESTERDAY
The Cuuard Company adve'' SO tbr "cr'w steamer
Karrsk to sci from Liverpool Cor \ "-f"rk on Tie
tn December tie day thst tho Afebis Pals TOR
Hshfox. The Keruak Il to be eupluycd n the c'n-
yeyarcs Of mzils hotw,en New-Yo,k and Nassau.
Toe Inoisn Empirr hat not been beard of Tho
owneis had published sia'eIuent ths. tAcy iG3 40
intell gene, of her having ..t bsfx.
The ,tesu'sn'p ti'y Of " |asiogton 'fom L'v-'
erpool On tie 9th of November srriyeo oou;
II O'Clock iss' night. While b. ng t'wcd Ia lrfaa
over our boat and swsnp~d her. Tie he 81 co..
lecor btc 10 return his hauks 70 Capf Bennett and
tie Uritet States bargemeu for sa1' ,.e live ol che
M
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13
on rrRnFr.
TRHlL or NrcHAEL cANCEVI.
sUrGEME COURT -ciscrfr-D.c. Il Before Jui,s
fNsrsHsM.

rnrRTH DAY.
The Pcar,e s.:. Nj aei Caac0T1i.
Tie whole of to-iay vas occupici N summing up
srd Il e charge to q Jurv.
Me-sr.. B IN, aId frem,ne summed up he ease for
the peopie, ard A'hnead ami BlanA nan FOR the ptis
ol.I. Ibe Judge Delivered veFs tar ch tr-e, L
p'icrs bving taken On either side, Aui tie Ji-y
retir at @ rl, &.in the eyc,irp
a. shont u Oc ocS ?. M, tie 5lry ne nfl Court
Which ufs dore I,y t.o. asse' n, her they
could find vercict ot murder vl'ho p III "iins the
b., aiary with il AID wh.'he- tbey 'a se, thcir
n .vste iaGl mept acsiust positive ,'le--e.
The Judge rcphsdtc the t-si Il ~ Z. Z fhere
uee two cuu,ts u the iud'!hert. ou' .pr he mUti,r
will out bc burglary, sni the otier With it t. TIE
otier question h. answered that they coul not s,t
ttsir p vet Judgment aseir st evifetce.
one OF toe juror a-bvd il they had ri>ht to in
pench a wi,uess in The absence Of any positive tcst
Irory,
Tie Judge rcplicd i. TIE rstioe.
Soue Of the Jurors -vpr.ss.i the belief that the,e
was 70 poss bhi, Of ,h,U agi .eug, aud the Court
then to,k rcc.ss ~, O'Clock on san lay morning.
Dc. l2.-At O'Clock tbi' mornin. the Jury a ln
came. r aud the !oren asked l. there Wa any p)s'-
rive evjerce of the sci1sl shooting OF Anderson by
(anceui, and hy whom proved.
The ,i.e then read portion q Lnuths ae rag
pi,kus, Testimony to the shoong also tue testi-
ircry Of AM Smith.
lie jury then asked how many msu were seen by
hoier. If thc corrsr ot Cerir' ana Grt'd streets
Tie .Inlge said here werr iTO non.
The Fcrcman-lf oh 81 Ta- the case how nj X Nef>
become aouuain'ed With tudfrsons nFT' ~ NJ ota'
man wts tler. Are We :" identity thf prsoners
whom the proc, T running dowl anal icet; anu
are We to c.,nrpct tl' N with the murder
Judge lrsralaBiN,t unies the evidence warrants
i.
Or OF The Joror- COW not understand WY Rollers
cOu'd not see Lauth and ~ cart.
TIE Court could -. p.Cse,t anything max the
sUppo osiiiou that he would ot BE- ke 10 nutc' evry-
ttiap in the wrv A es;iay WIS neSer witnessed by
W with. iu the came t.anG,r.
JrnoR.-Have We rir'tt T. sslumc that the rag
picker rot there in spt OF his own testimony 10
tte contrary
Judge IScR,H,M.-The Jgsy have rght 20 reject
any inpeachci sitress suy whose evidence Il iG-
consistent with the circumstances surrounding the
cs-e.
Tie Judge then 'olA t.a jury that he VA ing
home ard provision woni be made by thc ot 'r. for
ths ants. They wouid not want anything or l,uS
time.
Up to ls,e houf in the evening" the Jury hai not
agreod IL va, believed that they sogd ten ior coa-
yiolion 10 two opposed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13
corRT CALENDAR-Tal, pA

TxITrp srArEs DISTRICT CoCsT.--Nvs. 81, -, 81,
g. -. c5 81, lC7 ll', ~
sUPnFnE CoCRr-CIRcUII.-PART No Calen-
5sr sdorp The JrdEe assigned % Pa vii eo,a H. oS e
and T.rnoer. P.Rr II Not 81, Iolo, &C. 2,N -''J -
lsD l.6 sl ear Ze3. 2f 2 10 1888. Tsi, .tt, !}pi,
2,37 POI 2p5 s'75 2n1s 2si 15s6 -i}}. NJ 2iy 2 a,
ir8 2 .7Gi 27's M p -i6 Z5f ~, 27a 80, -''.
.s3i ..S. p ~. .5,e. 27D, 2752 tsuB z3ih 40, go,
srEci.L 'rErT Nos. ~ -, -, ~ 20 10! iJ'i,
io5, 10 lfG. ~. S1a. 80 D
SuPERioR CouhT.-Nos. Go, Ga, 6is, co. 697, ~,
TO- 7Is ~ ~ %, ~. is, dj5! 5e 81, 572, a., j. 3d.
tjl 7i6 COZ re, 6.j. DOL. -, - 49, ilcl2'igr. -
Coamos PleAs.-PARr I.-No, 1897, H9i6 Vl1,
sls sce elsi To- 21l 27J lil s3 5t3 ~. 725, .oh
P.Er 2ft fF -J3 o9. xJi nI,, .JI0 @ifs, @tfl,
.rtl xo3e, 1885, ls.j. 1853
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13

as AZ, e. -sy. -bst her " security md provision
srHirst fr. are -c,l"
I,co Of u ofic-r-. AslLy ard Tyo, er yinee. sna
a-s--aai - as,r survivor Cftl- st'sus i9 Coo
Irl AH,r,- - wtct t.! cccopi~i 90 slns 81 ,iai
tc-l',r- sycs bal 70, been - s-a s;r,9 his snip
~ ,ck uutl tic Iniian E. ?iro is,t 81 Les p,s-e1t
v,ysss.
roR TCEoPr.
Tie Ut.ied Sfa,ei Me- -ca ucr Arago, Capf L'1s.
ioh on Saturday 81 neon fo- soatb"nptoa Al
Uavro VIII % pa.r =. trs S6l2,iss - ia s-e,ie.
Aaorc tie rss~perrs az Gea- l. itsy, \ .eorl-
g. b anlesll, W. p. Gle, ED, tr.tcl Sf,t Con.
.ul at &C. neya s1j 80 Rav. >itey i. CJr7, Pastor
uftls Erlr'.nf street titpst Cnurci, vbc atguis
20 -, ~ few ncr'- in Egpore for Fsrr'.on, AFR
liz -.yerr p ,tor,i Ahcg-. D-nns ll = sen,e, =
pulpit wll b. suppli BY tie Rav a. H. S,o'kt1n,
d. D. uf Pa asieiLt'a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13

POLICEMAN sraBBED BY RCyFraSs.-I4ast night,
about To- o'clock, Olcer Davidson Of the Eght Pre-
c.nct while passing through Prince street, near Green
met three men who were shooting aud haleoug, aud
otherwise disturbing the public peace. officer ID.
yery mildly requested them 20 ceas" tie< uoi'', al
which they became grost'y enrsgoi ani commenced
sbn-ipg him ia the nioet outrageous nahhei' b.,t""
ing al sorts of opprobdous e2ithets upon hn. Tue
officer finally osdcre them TO stop Their noise, where
upon tlcy commenced IN altsck upon hGi. Wiie IN
the act of drawing bis club, which hs carried IN his
lelr for the purpose of teendrg himself, one Of the
rufsus drew k is ana stabbed hiu il to. let bre at,
The officer saw tie pu h. band ia his pocset aGi
pull il out immediately sft.I and at suspected
hs Intentions but so much engaged he 10 dgewias
bs cGb that he vas unable t. escape the wespDn The
knife struck h.s shield aid sgncug Off cs through his
cost and entered the elt breast near the oeart,
ioiictirg q wound about incn ani Z h,lt
in depth. After stabbrg hin, they knocked
him down, and while he was in the act
Of rising, second sa5 was msde, the k,is entering
near the eft collar-boae proouc NJ, howeve' only
mere Ne .h.wourd The three rnhian4 then hei but
were pur.ued by .he officer up G"-nc sreet TO
Bleecker, through Baecker To- Mercer down Mercer,
and through Houston strost 10 Broaiway, where h3
overlook sad arrested tgo uf tie iugtves. Help va.
room al band aRd tie two prisoners woro conveyei 70
the Station House, where t'ey gaze ther names -
Henry Droke and Patrick u .fy Tse officer now be-
Gan 10 feel frint fom loss OF blood aud phy stefan
vas eur rnonea sto dressed his WOUNDS sfte. which
he was removed To b;, re-iierce.
Tie person who Daicted the stab' il stiito have
been Joe CobG.n, and oicers on the lookout for
hin.
Justice Brennan was s-rt for by some friends OF the
ruiau. tut upon hesring ;pc facts of The case Ae
walked out q he Ss.iou-Hogse 10 hurry, a. refused
IL interfere. lie tod Capt. Trl5bul that tie case
bad beeo m;srepr,ssptel ID him.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13

ForL PLAY SCsPEcrtD-From an inyes, Ss'lon
nade ~ Coroner Hills On Sarisy, in tho c4>e ot N
uukrowu man. apparently = sGermsn, N'o Vas ioHn'
Ges3 in sa alieywsy Of ". 33 BoStry, as oei're re-
ported IN THg TRIBUaE. i. Was apparent ta-t tn''o
hed beer some foul play IN the prenses d.. wooster
B.sch r., Inace pot c.or.~m exs"ipat on OF Tue
BODY CT cecea-ed al tbe S-vsctesuth Precinct ssson
Houss and oecovnrsd marx. Of tdbsrcua' disease 10
the luugs The hear wss he,.hy, With the eIc'pt'"a
0: deposits on the netrs valve aud the oth"r v'''s'S
wt.e healthy. Upon removing the ~ap, the oo'''r
oL-sved marks OF violence, and behind TIE ns ea
there was hight extfsva-siicn IGs ora'h va c"n
gested and fracture of the skull was discovered t"o
inches IN lsrgb with clo' Of blocd on the poster '1f
fsoe II was the opnioa al tie doc ih4 the iecssi
came 20 hs tes;l by t.cw on the heai. Inc Jury
nonel hy the Co-on,r 81 Investigate the rna''e'
l.rier.d verdict "that deceased cane 70 MS o9''h
= by coupr sson of the brain, froai fracture o tas
skull. but Whether .ecidrntaly rtcel'el 'ne ny
arc nnahe 20 say" D.csased was so'u' '"'t'!
Ave Yeas Of sgs. isi dark hair ml,t-che sni @as-
L,rs urder tie chin Iio was dressed 10 athea 'rtp
oyescoe. fancy kni, vest. dark ca,s'tnrre psn' IA
stripe on the s.te, ewel calf ,cos. whlLe cotton sa.
kr. woou undeishi,t, bisc!. Kossuth ha' ani o'acx
ak Le, kl.e.