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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Il DUE.
FOURTH GRAND BALL
Terpsichore Club.

The members of the TerpsIchOrs Club most re-
speotlully announce To their numerous Il iends a
and the public in general that they wIll give ~
one of their GRAND BALLS st Odd Eel ~
lows Hall, ON THURSDAY r. y y .l-k&
January Z lSj9i the proceeds 10 he appropriated To
erecting a monument tn the memory Of n. G. Green
up. no lost his life in the discharge of hs dsiy a.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. to lie had Of any Of the
members Of the Club.
Most positively no hats caps allowed IN the
room, Dept worn ly the club
As there viii he no Ladies' invitations ISSUED, Nc
most cord lliy invite Their attendance.
COMMITTEE TERfsICHUREC CLUB.
jan 2, s, 5.6,7'
ANNIVERSARY or THE BATTLE OF
IA NEW ORLEANS.
The UNION GUARDS take great pleasure IA
announcing 20 their friends, military and "A
CIVIC, that Their Third Annual Ball will cske -
place at the ~
ON THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY.
The Union Guards pledge themselves fo spare NO
pans to make this equal f not superior TO ther asst
bal, which was so well patrOnIsed by their freuds.
Espufa's Celebrated Band i, engaged for the occs-
sion.
Refreshments and Supper will be served by an e1-
penenced caterer.
Tickets, ONE DOLLAR; admitting Gentleman
No hats worn in the Ball Room except by the Nil
itary.
Commune Of ATray Femesfs.
Captain Brtht. Quart-rmaster FlahsTty.
Lieut. sEant Dber. Sergeant Lscky,
LIeuten,n Donelly, Sergeant kean,
Lieutenant O'Har-, Sergeant DOoly.
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V,HE ADVENTURES OF A CAT. and . sns
Cat too, colored engravings; London, Isy7
The Adventures ola Bear. and a great Rear too
colored engravirgs; London, 1857. y WV
The Adventures OF Dog, and good Dog too
colnred eng rayings; London 1857.
The Little Pilgrim, by Alfred Crovauil beauti-
fully illustrated; London, Ia57
lustrAtions; London. 1857.
Tales and Fairy Stores, translated from the Ger
man; London, 1857.
tons; London, 1851.
Eda Morton, or School-room Days, many illustra-
With manv other new Books, English, French,
jani NJ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

Buy the WEEKLY STAR Of this date, and af-
ter reading, if you do not file it, send it to your
friends in the country. 1t presents a perfect
picture of Washington life in all its varied
phases, for the last seven days, and has more
over, q carefully culled collection of choice
current literary matter.
The Weekly Star is furnished at the ridicu-
lousy low rate of 81. IS per year or cents for
single numbers, in wrappers
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lk3 per gallon Water Ices, Cakes of every va
,sy and sty les; Jellies Charlotte de Russo, Blanc
Mango. Pies Of various kinds and everything moe
in the Confectionery line, at the PHILADELPHIA
ICE REAM STORE, corner 18th and F streets.
d9-lm+ ..' "a - - : -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02

IL The Baltimore American has resumed its
old folio form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02

IL The Union and Intelligencer were not
issued o-day.
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CoNrrRMED.-7The appointment of Hon. Au-
gustus Hall, Of Iowa, to be Chief Justice of
Nebraska, vice FennO Ferguson, resigned, has
been confirmed by the Senate.
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ID LIST OF LETTERS
OEMAlNlNG in the Post once &C. Warrington

(Ordered to b. inserted IN the EVENING star, il
being the newspaper havng The largest oreust'on OF
any daily paper Published IN Washington
III Persons appiyine for letters IN the following
lat, will pease say they are ApvKRTisKD.
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naval and commercial; and this view Of our
affairs Is becoming more important every day.
Ii Is to be hoped the U. 3 Go, eminent will
not let the English get Formoss and all the other
empty islands of the North Pacific.
The report of the Exploring Expedition Of
Com. Rodgers to the North Pacific, is looked for
withEgreat anxiety and interest by our comner-
ciai and newspaper men, and we want TO see the
report as soon as possible also the report of En-
DRY on he Gadsden purchase, as nothing ofncial
is vet known about Il.
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AUUSK1lxIT
ODD FELL ow s. p SILVA


The Members of COLUMBIA LODGE, so. 10.
20 O p. respectfully announce TO = -
ANNUAL FESTIVAL ~
will take place on .sE
MONDAY EVENING, January II, las,
Al ODD PILLOWS HALL, S,renfh Sfresf.
The Committee Of Arrangements have spared no
Ia insure pc feet tatIsfactIon 10 those who
y favur them Wit their presence on this occesoni
entert eats: An Address wall be delivered Ivy
the Rev. j. G. GRANBrRy; 20 he followed W q DIS
triIut of Glfts 10 tho Orphans under charEe ot
the Lodge Vocal and Instrumental Muslc Re
frrssmenis, &c C., and at the conciuslon al THIS
norton of the en e alnnent. the roam viii he given
p TO those DESTROYS OF enjoy ing themselves ~ the
dsnce-for which the best COiIilon Music has bet n
secured.
Will furnish the Refreshments.
Wnhers' UnrIvaled Brass AMI String Band has
Tickets Including RefreshmentsD ONE DOL
LAR-sdmIttInf a Gentleman and two Ladies.
COMMITTEE Of ATTasg,m.sts
w. X. Mclean, y. j. colison, j. r: Pepper,
u. w. Calvert, Geo. w, swan. q. ". Muller,
Q. J. Thomson, J.. N. Henry, sc. Nils.
A RI. Jones. ]. A. monlden, !. 7. Mcintosh,
Sam'l. Wise, W. n. Nally. Wm. Bond,
w. ID. Stewart, =. Pssstcr, Mm. sIssei,
4. 5. Bowen; HesdleJ, Mm. ~: bose
David fowble, &. c. Martin, Il. y. tray,
N. 4. Driver. -,
COMMITTEES, and at the door the evening OF the
Festival
The Hall will be opened at ~ O'Clock.
ian 2 -. w SAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02

NAVAL Courts OF INQUIRY.-Court No. 3
was in session to-day, and was occupied with
the case Of exCapt Ramsay. Commander c..
F. Poore and Lieut.. Marin were examined for
the Government,
Court No. l, will, it is understood, reassem-
bic on Tuesday next, some cases having been
remapded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02

NIEw lOkk HERALD, from lsS2 hound; the
most valuable historical record OF the times. Ia
existence; British Naval Chronicle, q vols; and a
rare collection of OLD Books. Histories Government
Documents Of every description.
Books bought and sold or exchanged, on the most
vorabo terms, at the Book Stand, opposite Cen
ire Market ian z-S,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02

'tNnh SIAIn ANAtAL BALI
Montgomery Guards,
AT THE
WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY ROOMS
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
On MONDAY EVENING, January 9Th. 1855
The MONTGOMERY GUARDS, IN snnounc,pp
this their Sixth Annual Ball. pledge them "a
selves to spare no pains an making n the Bail -
al thu season. ~
Espuis's celebrstedband Is engaged for the l;ak
occasion.
Refreshments and Supper will lie served y, the
experienced and popular cateTer, .. G. Rev nolds.
Tickets, ONE DOLLAR: admitting gent efuan
and ladies'. No hats will he worn ia the Kali Room
except by the military.
ComNtftse Of AyT1Rg,sR Mt,
Capt. hay; Lent. Dldheid,
Lieut.. kelleher, = SerE Murrsy
Private EBnght, Private 4 % law
OR Mast. hahsr. dc. al
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The CALIFORNIA FrsHERIEs, &c.-The last
mail from California brought Us the following
letter from Paci6c-side correspondent:
MONTEREY, Nov. 2, 1e57.
Editor WashiagtoR Star:
The fisheries our coast ought to be fostered,
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CHARLES MACKAY.- Songs for Mus,e; A.,
" Charles Mackay, IS cents.
ballads and Lyrical Poems; by Charles Mackay
25 cents.
The Salamandriae by Charles Mackay. IS cents.
Legends of the Isles 10y CHARLES Maeksy, 25 cents
Voices from the CT-wd; by Charles Mackay. y
cents.
Voices from the Mountains, by Charles Mackay,
- cents.
The limp OF Gold; by Charles Mscksy, 2s Gems.
Poetical Works; 10y Charles Mackay, anita a. n o..
rocco, 80 IS. For sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Jan 2-3t Bookstore. near 9th street
Intel, Union, q lobel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02

HAIR BRUSHES, CONES poRTEN,,aS-
- NAiES, Card Cases. Cigar Cases a O.. A. erx
Ase !, and superior stock, a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02

ID GODD MILK
L ERSONS wishing PURE RICH MILK can
obtsIn II ut my store. or by eavng heir nsna ~
ngmber of their residence, aud | will send AZ TO
them. have made arrangem ent with q sanfls-
mHn. living short distance from the city, who "a
max la'ge quShttIes OF Ct'dH P1rs Rich iMIIk,
and will furnish as may wish.
A. r.. BROWN,
IAN z wv corn'r OF nth Md SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02

EANCf HAIR PINs.-yust received, another
supply OF those beautiful Hair Pins, 81
Sl-S LAMM0NnS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

BfELiN, Feb. II, ISIS
L>1-,laire Netting and Pepresen,1fir. Tadoi.nc.-7h.
- =, "A. ,,,, g. :, -. !,
's'"y - i''' 's 's' ,
nth that q tD CnIed Stat1-Ihe hoy1t Marriage
Fs1sa-7ks Eir1's Hdlfh-Fdtdi D.s,i.
No,xi,hs,snd,ns upxard. q, month has e.r~el .inoe
A. - I.-s,I-- - -, - .s..,- -
inc fTussan 'nampes were openeo tneh P'Ocoeonss up
70 the present moment hardly present materials for
than crrrorv po.o. Their nubl,c st.snrs have been
-. - -. :, -, -
"" M" iai Ve'"eeo' anu any uoVA'es " te"o'
confined 70 special committees who deliberate with
co~od DOOR ON measures tha are onlv
=. A.. . ...-.--- -
miueo 70 ine ona"oers ~ h'ge.
Thus the suspension Of The usury laws by government
during The late commercial crss has been warmly as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28
WINES AND LIQUORS.

A FINE ASSORTMENT or BRANDrEs, WINES IA.
a msca rum. Holland and scbiedam gins, Scotch Irish
Bourbon and MoDongshea whiskies London and Dublin
porter Scotch sles and champagne edv FOR sale
duced prices At UfDEkHlLb MATTkSONs. 40 Bro ome,
corns of Crosby street.
NropCE- RETAnERs. LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING
IN rices Save from hty hundred cent by buy
pg your liquors from SAMUEL tItsfSON, No. South WI
liam seeBrandy In out N bond from " 80 20 ~ per
gallon hns Holland gin from ec. N ~ ~ per gallon VIM
Younger Co. bdnburg ale by the hogshed scotch ale In
bottles 2s per dozen London rter In boesl per dozen
Families supplied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28
THE Lhsrp JHSSc SEASON.
THE BALL SEA SON.

L uLgROvE's PRIVATE SOfREEs.-THE LAST OF
N the will take place nj his Academy, No. 2D6
ghth avenue, Twenty first street Thursday
ing April 1888 which occasion will be introduced
rey Of fancy dancrsLss lar Gers and also beautiful
dance for the ball entitled EOrientac Tickets
~ cents. Dancing 70 comlnence SFo'ciock.
T'HE COMPLIMENTARY BALL To GEO. w. ALLEN
will ake place at Brookcs Assembly Rooms Bi BrOome
Monday evening March %, 1853 TickeG o. ad-
hitting gentleman end ladiee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

A TTYrTroN rs IHyrTEp TO MY STOCK or HAVANA,
n domestic ard usffnsn sesars. All the well Known
snds exhibition aut prices ~ pee cen, be
Cssh advances msie secsrs in or ost or
osnd q ChERss, IL Brsadwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28
sPDRrINa.

A SMALL. BtLcK ANDrAN ESarrsH TERRIER FoS
" sale We Il beautifully ms-ked and esceen rrrrt
Ne've nnihs Old, and weia " his Can be his dsS
Hundsy ~ " Eivron street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

A GENTLEMAy. OF A PARTY OF TWO OF THREE
"A genaemsn car obtain tes,sfu suit OF rooms wshout
street pear Madison square. Address j Henry ks,issn
square PCS; Office. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

A BACK PARLoR ON FIRST FLOOR TO LET TO A
"A party If two gentlemen geuuemsn and wife with
boGd Z de tired. apply at q Bleecker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

PRIVATE FAMILY OCCUPYING PLEASANTLY
situated house containing I'll he modern improvements
two gentlemen Of quie, hsb No West Eleventh
street near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28
LOsT AND FOUND.

LOTT AND FOUND.
E'orND-IN TWENTY SECOND STREET NEAR SIXTH
avenue, an envelope contsning enclosure %
value. The owner can have the hy calling Pine
street hrs neor front Office, and paying for this advertise
ment.
II oST-A GOLD DOUBLE CASE WATCH NO. @.0ss
IL while going from 35 Bowery 70 " 81 Marks place The
Under VIII be handsomely rewarded By leaving the same
The last named place.
Il OT-BErwEEN TROY AND NEW YORK CITY ON
~ Friday, March %, by the train mat le
Albany NJ l2s O'Clock. large sized diamond SGT ring the
owner and residence engraved the inside
beng present deceased friend, the owner viii
liberal reward the return Of the ring 70 the 81 Nicholas
Hotel.
4 OST-ON THURSDAY EVENING, IN BROADWAY,
IL between T-eniiefh and Twenty third street, French
gold bracelet fnder will be rewarded by returning
10 A. g.. Davis. 100 Fulton street
r Oct A HEAVY GGLD RING, WITH WRITING AMI
IL dae 1852 The inside The finder Of he re
the fu value Of the gold by leaving NJ Mr. w =
fogrs ~ tulon street. " Y
4 CST-sATURDAY MORNING, TTH INsT PROM IN
- Thompson street, wlsfe poodle dog answers
ANY b. return him u he abovs
number will receive - ard thanks Of the owner
CTorEN-oN FRIDAY NfGHr, FROM THE ST ABLE
y IN Washington street near West Twelrh street.
bay horse W bands high sou built nins ID liua
white boh hind ietlocks white streak on the
SO will be prid for Tie recoyery of said hursc.
ROBERr GIBSON, 81 Washington street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

scon a the nationality and circumstances Of the vesse,
are known, STILL 5paniards, srcereiy regret the
affair tina; occurred between the corvette La Ferrolana
and the steamer Fl Dorado, the consequence OF difficult
position. incident purely casual provoking offence
nor any And thus tai ok II will be regarded in
the honest mind OF President Buchanan when
inormeo the facts before him but confident N
should prove otherwise that whatsoever may chance 70
be the political color Of the councillors Of the crown they
will know well how TO sustain the rights and honor our
country, and make available that prepondering justice
which in this question viii be our support.
ALFONSO DE ESCALANrE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

q NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS Int curAp-wTTH
out btard for single ecoiemen; gss bath and pantry
A ~ West Twenty slslh srest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

A WIDOW LADY WISHES TO LIT WITH BOARD,
IA unfurnished and desirable psror, with without
bedroom attached to gen emAn and his wife dessrous
~ table No children and family small For further part-
culas please call ISL Canal street. the china store
between Wooster and Greene streets-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

A DELIGHTFUL LOCATION l3s RIGHTH STREET,
third door from broadway VIII not move lst Of May
Boarding for gentemen also large and sdum front
second and third floors for fsmes also
partial board for gentlemen immediate vicinity prn
cipsl hotels. Amusements libraries. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

The Frrlsh minister IN Mexico, Hon. Percy W Doyle,
having taken the retired list account ~ 90 health
preference IA retursns 10 that pot u b uafrrt1d
that he will be succeeiei by Cs,ies Otwsy tsl, cor
many years II. r. Ms Secretary Of Legation hz.rIi.
II n announc' th7; pisti treaty been aTTee1
upon between f-isi. a ana Spaa.
royal ore"r nas issued painting I'm pOg :A,Ons
and exporsions a tue port Of Gaatanano Ia the island
Of Cuba.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

A FURNISHED ROOM Or ROOM AND BEDROOM TO
"a le with partial board desired TO one or two single
AIKEN house contains all the modern Inquire
L 25 Iamarne place West Twenty ninth street, bet
q nth and Ninth ryerues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

A PARTY OF YOUNG GENTLEMEN TWO OR MORE
"A may have elegantly furnished suit Of
second floor private family with young refined society
with unusual and superior board Reference required
ADDRESS Superior, Herald office for three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

a second floor to let in private family Gentlemen who
hna q zen fdear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

A WIDOW LADY. HAVING FURNITURE SUFFICIENT
"A TO trvnish . house, wishes to meet with gentleman
who would be security where she coul receive
few selec! boesders; would be willing keep house for
Madison square Post ONCE. for DAYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-15
Land Sold for Taxes.

Mr.. Heath, in the House .: Delegates, his
brought this subject up by resolution. lie
inquiries into the expedlency OF proSidlng
that the title of the owner shall not be aztec
ted by the sale OF his land. unless he shall
be duly informed Of its habiity to sell Tor
nou-payment of taxes Would it not be as
we'll to make all land delinquent for term
of years, the property of the Slater 81 that
instead of hosting it up without description
and sacrificing 1T to some person WI"
may alone know something about 1t, thar 1t
shall be fully described and sold, nor cs'en-i-
bly, for the payment Of taxes, but "a the
bona Fl lie property of the State, VINO WI!
give clear title to the purchaser. But there
is one way of avoiding difficulty and coutu-
sion that seems to be easy, and that is to re-
uuire every tax bill presented by the sherih
to enomerate ell the taxes due on land. Lei
the arrears Of tax on laid be transferred
along with the laud to all new owners. The
owners then could never be Ignorant OF de-
liuouencies of their laud, and the SAFE OF tor
FIXTURE of the same would be just.-Rtci'-
fzOnd Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-15
The Proper Way TO Heat Car.

The Cincinnati Commercial furnishes the
following directions to gentlemen in search
of the typhoid fever:
Take seat with fifty-nine and half hu-
man bipeds in a railroad car, which the mat
ayers of the road have carefully and Judi
ciously cl rsed against the admission of fresh
or the escape Of foul air; ride II tew uics,
and symptoms of the approach of the disease
will soon manifest themselves ly a burning
head, freezing feet aching bones and u dIs1r-
dered stomach. If you escape the dl~ease
under this treatment, its no use for you 10
hope to get it,"
The above is not an exaggerat'Gn OF the
effects of the badly ventilated cars 10 gene
raj use. The best arrangement for warming
and for ventiating is now IN use In one or
more of the cars on the mOrning and even
ing trains on the Little Miami Railroad
The fire is where it should be, under tue
floor of the car, and the warm air rises
through registers and passes out at little
windows four or five feet above the floor. In
sum mer fresh air IL abundantlv supplied from
above the roof, and is passed through IL
stream OF water before entering the Fa'7en-
ger room Bali. Am.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-15
Congress.

In the S'nate on Saturday, there were
several private memorials aud resolutions
submitted and disposed of
Mr.. Houston submitted int resolution
providing for the payment to Texas, Of what
ever balance of the moneys appropriated to
pay private claimants against that State
which may not have been claimed by the pri-
vase claimants; referred to the Committee OF
Finance, and ordered 70 be printed.
Several other uuimportapt matters were
disposed of, when. the hour having arrived,
the Kansas bill was again taken W, and
MIR. Wade proceeded to speak against the ad-
mission of Kansas and against slavery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-15
shenandoah and Rockingham.

We take great pleasure in hoOorinE the
REPRESENTATIVE in the Legislature OF R'ck-
iusham and of the centre o! the Valley, gen,
erslly. They have been active, faithful and
liberal; and in every h norable way have
done their utmost to secure the passage OF
those bills which would increase the wealth
and power of the State aud add new lustro to
her glory.
Oar neighbors OF Shenandoah have done
we'll in sending John Gatewcod to the ' IL
gina House 9t Delegates. Although he mas
been there but ninety days, be has already
won for himself the name OF being one OF the
most able, industrious, Intelligent, lndetatl'
gable and liberal members of the House
lie has, by his votes, cvioced commenda'
ble degree of liberality towards the great 10
proyements Of the State --RocktngtGm reg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-15
p..perate Outrage

~, Vdy to Procure Fardon-Ihe st.
NA ,ooeys give an account OF an eIt-aor-
Loui' "r,,aee 10 the Illinois penitentiary,
d''a'. Or;ct named Hall. While the turn
D! . man named Crabbe. was conducting
Key .onyic, to bis cell, the latter Knocked
t,Is down, dragged him into the cell with
O'''I Iocted the door after them, and then
hi"' over him with dirk told Buckmas-
s''"I Garden, and other officers who came
Ut, 80 ub,, the matter was, that unless they
Wma3ia,e|y procured pardon for him
in" ,be Governor, he would kill the poor
nC .nssy A deputatlon was. in consequence,
WI, ~ the Gsernor to procure a pardon,
s s that lunc,ionary had agreed to give it -
a a. ,bs mesotime. however, Mr.. Rutherford,
~ =" s ,te SUPERINTENDENT, and Col. Buck
'" -, the warden, undertook to get into
~ cei Of the prisoner By stratagem.-
1r. vas set at the cell door in vessels
= Isrser size than ordinary, but the con-
-, refused to open the door until the ball
Wv Wv cleared which. after brief consulta-
.ao wasd,ne. The warden, superintendent
.cd guards we're Oh each side VI the cell, but
mt Of sight and motionless. The convict
sIaxIv onened the door nearly enough to ad
81, me food, when crow bar was instantly
;n.arred. The warden cried out to Crabbe,
no imprisoned guard to fight for bis life
lie accordingly sprang to the opening OF the
4 ,or and at leog,h dragged himself through,
Gyt not before he waS stabbed by the concict
min, times. Sevn times IN the back and tHice
nm the arms When the poor victim Was
Jrape,d out, the convict barred the door
sgain, ard refused to yield He was then
s'ysu a few minutes for reflection, aud the
rshsl was, after much lodging AID effort
n yet out Of the reach Of the fire, shot BY the
,rorJ,s. The ball struck bis skull just
below the left ear, and glancing around
Iod,ed under the skull. lie fell instant
" and was dragged cut of the cell, and vas
thought to be dead. tut soon recovered and
talked as sensible a. any man could under
the circumstances. Alter the convict was
taken out OF his CELL his knife about eight
inches long. with double edge, vas iound
in the cell, and on bis person was found also
another larger knife, With blade four inch
es long. Crabbe, the wounded guard Is
thought to be mortslly injured.