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St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28

4 KNoT OF WIrs--llis sisters Ms. FRO
cceds as follows One memorable day only I
Must meniion--it was that dav when S!r
Walter Scrt' SIR James Macintosh aud Svd-
Gcy Smith were iodine at Woodhottselcc aud
remain the ni yht We had many discussions
that morning II breakfast ~ % Which Of them
wOu,d lead the conversation. All we're Of
different opinions. Tie dinner hoE. came,
ard g.. some time after were seated AZ th"
r.Ilo the han aew from one TO ar.,thrr. out
was hong retained hy none Before dinner
WAS uyer, however. Sy,lnry Sulii4 had d.ci-
tie,.iy gained the day" The foregoing occa-
sion. Miss Tyler assures US, was quite distinct
! fr'n one which well remember hearing her
brother describe, on my remarking 10 him
that the prercnce oi tno many wits Mt dinner
may ens'y prove fatal fo the cOnveryafh,n.
Besides Scott. Mackim,ush and sydney Smith.
G-'rl W'odh"u>..lcc hai in .i,ed to bin table
several first rate tAik"rs. tud the usually rival
- cIIsucl.
. Scot; ""ntcrtcd himself with telling some
delightful st''r."s. a"A =, going when Mack
int"-h ~"cinclTn@,r t. H. L,.,a,' Lord .JesTr.v
ih-i'' - with s'.uc'hia: i,au'. IN, va.
.n iHrr "rtss ~" ~ .rae more fortunate
'RN"r. :" NJ d ';npA'l"p,e was '..l' - .rd
-" 6. v"rsati"n. th.t To "ae had leisure. 20
81. ''y Sydr"y VA slr,t fic ,ras Ci..
'n--i"G "" 'Hr, ~" r,>n, a'.d q. rust. In
snort, II" parr"'k Ic,~urcly "f everything A..
table, III I'll ;'Ic last a.t vAs craving e. a c.osc
and he lad completely Ginrd He tn.n de-
i''"r"d himself "f something prero..c-ous,
laughed NJ It immediately. aud irfc,.,,ns
"""ry "r'" present vii, his mirth, at once So,
the tail" IN r.'ar. !: i, needless o. Aid tha.
h" n"v'r part": with his advantage. Ton;
II nmrhautiy led tie cunyrr.A,iou for the ?.
na'nder "i III" rven;rc, k"rp'ns the oth.r
guests c"nvul-",i with tho humnr # the only
'nail present who mad dlned - Jlenoirs Of p.
: +. TyRr
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
CHAPTER n.

She s'ood beside the wash tub, with her re1
har d in tine suts and at her slp-shpl fee,
thee laid pile "f ciriy du,is h-r husband
sino! beside her-;he crOs.e.t man alive
the las, was twenty nine year old. the fls; was
twenty i've
The heavy wal, vas over. and the clothes
hurg out :" dry-,ni Tom had stuck bis an--
er ia the hirty hahy's eve. T'ra ha1 brcn
SPANKED and supper mAdo upon a crust nf
bread. .nd then the bride and 6riesrcon went
grVmhiirg N h@d.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

Editors InteL:-My attention being called TO
the article in your issue of this morning, in
relation to the chaStisement of n boy, by
teacher in the Catholic School, on Friday last,
on enquiryI find that the boy was rebclious,.
and nsubordinatc, SO far as even to raise his
hand to the teacher; and believe that, so far Ms
he is concerned, he got no more than he richly
deserved. His punishment was necessary to
the preservation of proper discipline in tho
school, now numbering about 100 boys
many of whom are taught without any, COM
pensation, and instructed in the principles OF
religion and good morals.
The teacher was promptly dismissed from his
position, on Saturday last, as soon as the Rt
Rev Bishop was made acquainted with all the
facts in the case, for the reason that he had
punished the boy while himself excited by
school on his part.
The statement as it came to you was grossly
exaggerated, by prominent Know Nothing,
who would not stop n moment to learn the truth,
in any matter in which the Catholic church or
any Of its institutions is concerned. $50
The boy examined to-day, aud says, that
of course, the whipping hurt him severely, but
that there was no blood let, nor had he sPasm
all this is the creation of Know Nothing viru-
lencc-on the contrary, lie was seen the next
morning flying kite in the street, without any
apparent Inconvenience.
This occasion satisfies me that tho snake is
only badly scOtchod and that if the times should
become propitious, Know NOthingism will be as
violent and dangerous as ever, therefore, l warn
all opposed to prescription for conscience sake,
to be on their guard. AN OLD LINE WING.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

Coal, says the Manchester american, has
now been used for locomotives on the Boston
IS Providence Railroad for three years, and there
is shown or the books an annual saving of Go
per cent They estimate that 1000 lbs. of coal
are cqun to two cords of wood. When on the
tender, ready for the fire, the wood is worth SO
per cord, and the coal So so per ton. The coal
used is fine screenings, and can be used nowhere
but in furnaces of great draught.- Coal lOcomo-
lives arc much cleaner than wood burners, and
throw oft no cinders and dust. The cost of al
tering "wooder" to Z" coaler" is only Sl4,
and 500 per engine to the inventors for the
right to use.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

Editors IntsIigencer:-P INC through
yonr columns, to ask the Organ of the Demo
cratic party, Uhe Argus) il it endorses for the
cratic decision of the present administration, as
communicated in Gen. Cass' letter of the -
instant, relative to foreign born citizens? lf
such doctrine is to be part of the Democratic
creed for the time to como, it is high time we
should know it, aud be prepared to act accord
ingly. Respectfully yours,
4 NATuRALiZED CITIZEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

Two thousand eight hundred men and two
thousand four hundred teams, bound FOR Pixies
Peak and California, had crossed the Cedar IGl.
pids bridge up to May 81; 453 teams and b2s
men who had seen tho elephant" have crossed
the bridge Eastward
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

IT is said that the old Duke Malakofr would
have been made Governor Of Paris during the
absence of Napoleon in Italy, but the Empress
objected. She diSlikes the rough old veteran
because he splits right and left like Western
Erother Jonathan, and he IS ever knocking the
shns of his nterlocntors with heavy bamboo
cnne. his c2nstant companion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21
sP EoIAL NOTICES.

Lindsey'a Improvcd BIood searcher.
The only acknowledged Remedial Agent for Impurity OF
The Blood tina. work thoroughly eeetuAy, and
without fail! It cures
scrofulA, CaueerOus Formations,
Cutaneous Diseases, Rrysipelas, BOils,
PfrpPles the Face, Bore Eyes,
Old and stubborn Users, seald Head,
letter affections, Rheumatic Disorders,
Dyspepsia, CostIveness,
Jaundice, Salt Rheum,
MereuriaI Diseases, General Debility,
Liver Complaint, Loss Of Appetite,
I Low Spirits, Foul Stomach
~ BEWARE OF COUNTERFETTS!
Sold only by LAUGHLlNS BUSHFIELD,
ielT-d&w Wholesale Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21
DIED..

Last evening, O'clock lingering Sickness THE
OrIlLuS FREpERIC, OF Rev Frerflch, this city
aged IN years
The friends Of the family invited attend the
al, o'clock Wednesday, afternoon, from the residence
of lis father, Main street, North Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

Tue Shoe anil LeatAer RcpOrte" says Of the
Boston markct-'rhere are few buyers in the
market from the South and Southwest, bot
they have not commenced Spring orders to any
extent. Trade. the last month, was generally
satisfactory. Considerable quantities arc now
being sold for the New York and Philadelphia
market Public sales during the week of 83+
cases amounted to $9l9G, and ship Southern
Cross, for San Francisco, took $40 cases-the
largest shipment for several months; total ship,
mcnts by sea +t17 cases.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

The CIarksburg Register says that in that
(IIarrison) county, many fields of wheat are
found to be injured, aud it is feared that the
damage is general.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21
1t Continues 10 Cure when everything cIsc
RnIIH!

GEORGETOWN LUDLOW r. o., Miami Co., a., Nov. 19, u.s.
MEssRs. A. L. scovL Co. GemttneR-some four gears
ago. received Strain, from Overfting, which
settled in my side, brought irritation of
Lungs, vItals; much pain and almost con-
slant coughing years been subject to
PLEURrsT my side, which made 1t very
weak When received the my side began swell,
and finally got bad, that the Doctors had to open it.
An RxoRous QUAxTITY discharged from 1t,
and 1t continued discharge for about three gears.
by tried everything had any confidence
In and had until IhHG spent 81 900; but
getting rapidly finally about your "HALLs
BALsAM" concluded try bought bottles Of
(Mr SgerfOos) and 10y the time had used
up fOunI gaining continued to use the RAJ
SAN, and MONTHS, ATTEND Ny RusI-
NESS: and nm nom Toe better than IEIre been for
fifteen yeara! am able to labor hard every day. Ihave
made this statement the benefit Of those who be
suffering have have done.
give you Of desperate state of my
would farther state, that before got your BALsAM dis
had caused ulcerOus my back, my
finger nniishad all fallen of! All my neigbOrs testify
to the above statement, as all knew of my
Yours truly, SAMUEL CARRELL.
az DR. HGLL's BALsAM-Warranted to break up the
distressing cough in few hours the money will be
cleerfuly refunded. For sale by
T.H.IoeAN co., Wheeling, Va
je7-9w A. C. GOOD CO., IS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

r. SWEENEY & Son, in another column of to-
days paper, advertise and superior kind
Of Fruit Jars, TO which they request the par
ticuar attention of the public. Anything Of
the sort vitality concerns good housewives, for
nowhere does death more insiduousy Turk
than within the uncertain coating of glazed
carthware. Anything that guards against the
lexposure ITO poison, in an article of such inds-
.pensable necessity fruit jars, is, Of course,
an item worthy Of special attention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

a CALrronNrA paper containing the following
is before U.S.
Sons Of Ne,0 EHgEtaa!-T barrels of your
Native Rum OF tap, and for sale at the brick
StOrp FE.a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21
MARRIED.

On Wednesday the 18TH inst, by the Rev Robert Bur
CESS, ROBERT DAVIDSON Bliss JANE daughter OF
DR.. Samuel MeKeehau, all OF West Alexander, Pa. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

MEssKs. GRopcr.B. onru & BIO, of steuben-
vile, wooden manufactures failcd OH Saturday
last. So the Herald of that place informs us.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

woo1.-we clip the following from the Phil
adelphia Price Current concerning the wool
market:
The market has been exc0ed ingly fiat since
our last report. a few lots Of the new clip
have been received from the West, but neither
the dealers or manufacturers manifest any dis
position to operate in the present unsettled state
of affairs abroad, and increasing strngcncy Of
the money market at home.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

Tue Duke of Modena ''cut and run " with
100000 belonging to the public treasury, nc.
cording to an Italian letter. lie probably
thought he should want to try Baden Baden
bank this Summer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

The Richmond Enquirer publishes the Official
vote in 142 counties, giving Letcher $3.50, so
far, with 8 counties to hear from, which gave
a reported minority for LetcLer of 3OS. The
Enquirer says that the long delay in sending in
the returns is remarkable We notice that
Brooke county is among those yet delinquent.
What's the matter with Brooke?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

STEPHENS new hotel, in New York, is provi-
led with n continuance to facilitate communica-
ton between the different stories. luxurious
car, or ladies' carriage, is arranged to glide from
the lower floor to the upper story, easily convey
ing eight or ten persons at a trip. The car is
propelled by steam, and passes up and down
upon revolving spiral shaft, nearly one hun
pred feet long and about ten inches in diameter;
and under no circumstances is there pOssibil-
ty Of accident.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21
New Advertisements.
FOUND.

KEY between the u, u. Rndt'e North We e GO
a Bfpt on Main street. The owner can -
having Tor this notice. Se<t-IS -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

OR of tho latest lodges of tho omnibus
drivers in New York, is the following: On Fri
day, gentleman passed up twenty-five cent
piece After short interval the driver handed
back the quarter, not being able to make the
change. a glance at the piece revealed the fact
that for good quarter handed up, bogus one
had been handed back. Upon the gentlcman's
insisting upon the return of the good piece, it
came.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

American republicans tho editor sits down to din
ncr, VIC presume, every dayofhis life; andofcourse
the dainty argus wouldssit down with no foul
smelling "Greaser," such as composed this,con-
vention. Let the Germans then here hold the
Organ of tho Richmond niger junta to an
account for this slur upon their brethren abroad,
because it is ono and the same as direct impu-
tation upon themselves. Again, we say, Ger
mans of Wheeling, recollect that the dainty edit
or OF the argus sets your brethren down as ''nig-
ger-dyed Hottontots"-as ''greasers"-at whom
he would hold his nose in warm weather.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21
West Liberty Academy
GENIRE WHEEL me- DRUG STORE

n addition to large stock Of PURE Chemicals, Druss,
i Medicines and PerIumerY, wr have successful
operation 5ESsT INCEST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27
MARRIED..
ASTRONOMERS

ELECTROMAGNETIC Sunday evening April =, By me Rev
John Ellis John Ashton Of Brooklyn 10 Miss MAy Ann
Owens of New YORK City. 40.
RoRN AN-DANIS-At Lancaster Pa, on Thursdsy April f
bv The Rev Walter Powell Joseph Bournan, OF the Cry
LAuoas,er Pa Eliza Jane DAVIS q the Cy of fhl@aei
plla.
CniTrR-JARyIS-On Wednesday April % the residence
81 IN, brides uncle, William Hunt Spnysn DlyN"l by Ne
Rev T. smith John ID. b. Collier Of BrOslyn, Long Island
"a Miss Ilbbi, Jarvis Of Spuyten DuySc, N 4 -
GSRDNFR-GRlFFISG-O Monday, Apsh =, by the Rev
L. Cuyrr X ~ Gardner Of Ncw York, 20 Miss D. T. O'ii'
tug ~ New London -, q. =, \,
Sunday evening, Ap-li - by NE
R,y Father McAlar Thomas Sydney Holmes esii 20 MIS-
Fnsn Hrrrlck. l.,
KENSFDY-yAN RESSSELAER-On Tuesdsy April y, by
an. R.y Dr. Taylor James benoX Kennedy 20 NornehSr
daughter Of N, nry Van Reh sseAcr. =. 4,
LYNCH - MONTGOMERY - On Tuesday, Apri =, az &c
Church Of The Incarnation by the Rev Henry r.
Eureno T. Lynch Mary c. daughter OF john L. MONT
gJn.cry ESQ, ell q this rity - -, \. -
LA fORGJI fWILII AMS-n Sunday morning aPrii ~ oy
Rev john Ellis William Wesley La torgle ESQ 81 Sairn
Island Mis- Esther Elizabeth W isir OF New OK eNy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MONDAY April = a. the
Church Holy Communion by the Rev d. MHni-nStis
assisted by r. T.. Lawrence George
Juha MsdAe, daughter Of to Ae "lliAH ~
(,ibcr.
sHEY-McGOwEN-Ou Sunday, April q, M Thomas T.
Sbey 20 Miss Mary A. McGowen.
KOSS-HU RRiOu Tuesday, April D. 9. The Madison square
Preshytesn Church. Mr. w H. Ross Sarah second daaeh
ter of Mr. William Hurry both ofikis city.
ES-Af 81. siephtu's Church, BY The
Rrv Dr. Cur uingS jose Nsroua Afe l. l. HenfirGes,
.aaghter OF Tho at. !. ". III Brieuss
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DIED..

Ang. WITT II John V Bos.rt, In he 2i year Il br age
ftn.r Len en- en- Reh4Tdsos r. an Der M "a m Pe
Bo5sI ed sGs 5 % r No. ss Z ae 'S I On
Tardsy anerncon, TN 9Th inst a; 5oecs without 1r'nei
invitation
u .esE fver Florence AnniA youase.t daughter II ne
Rev. N Bcsworth, aged 2 ysars and months
COCHRAN-A Sing sing suddenly on Monday evening, April
H.. friends and those Of his brother, Charles P Samuel ana
Thomas Cochrsu are invited attend his funeral from N
s.cnDd Pr.,by, nan Church Dr I1rds) ouer Of Clinton
and Fulton streets, Brooklyn On THURSDAY A~po'ni a.
0cock precisely.
CHryERs-on Tue,dsy April 2i, Eiward A. Chilgsrs be
youns,st son II John and PEobs Chilysr~
III. ,t ,s iS nSl fn Sa All y nav No
rs jersey street, Jersey City.
CULSEY-At No. PSI Division street Sunday, April a.
FL zsb-th Quincy, aged y year..
DOws-A, Francisco CAL Sunday, Apr John Oo~s
fIner Of this city Of Luxe DJw req d Clarion sara
tosa County, " y.
ENNIS-A. No Vandewater Monday, April u, Mrs
Rossnna Ennis, in the 5.t year Of Der ase
FITZGRRALD-At No 30 We., Forty.eeord street on Mon
IN Of Mr. join Fitzgerald, aged gears
FITZPATRICK-A, No.5d Mulberry s.reet, Monday Apr
ccnsiset, Psdsh Of KiirSen COMFY c'rk Ireland.
GRAY-On saturday, April - a, hi. residence in FoTe,,vs
y. Y, tic Hon John Gray aged " sr'ier Of John r.
Gray, NJ. d., Of tins cry.
HULL-Ou Monday evening April D. a. MS residence 10 ms
eity A. Gerald Han, N. D. in the 49h year Of ~ age
III, funeral viii take place Calvary Church Fourth avenue on
Thursday he 12h INST, oclock Thc members a.
The Medical profession, and his friends generally are respect
IuhJ iL'l''u 'oo-'NN.
KFSNFDY-At No. GO IVES. Thiry-hfh street, Monday
Aprl g. Margar,t kennedy, aged 60 years
NAsTERsON-On Tuesday morning April y al mansion
Hvu,s Brooklyn, M T.Has Marr-on late of he arm OF
Iasf., Mo,slhl 20, San ffahei5oo. -, -. -, -
ne 'las are =, - 80 :, -. 1hr|b Bsr
lhursnaJ oi.ins a. H., ,is
elay s''e'' ""''' s
"P~ 81, ., ,,.. ,..
MACKEY-On Monday evening April 25 Of bilious reuan,
ty,r Mr. Henry c. MSehey aged % year' mcnh' and "a
DAYS
His remains viii b. aiken Milton, Ulster County T. Tor
m,rrm.nt.
MaRTIVA. Isnui Pa on Tuesday Apil 10 Adelaide West,
Of RobeI. L. Martin and daughter Vi Samuel ens esd
this cty.
NcGI1RE-k, No 500 Seventh avenue Sunday April g.
90, sI, lin, :. Mr. Jane Mcclure wife of John McGlir,
aesd 81 YEAR
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Bhs rHai1 GstL Irr,.~, Bermuda 18Th inst p''A'"''
81 r Pc s.r. smith. Bo-.on days, in br.- :,
sehr NJ L. Hail IAwrsDe. Pnsil,ad Conn, days, tom
sehr Ada tBrl Greene Haiar, 5 Il d~y- oats to D. L.
SIR Hia-lths Disney, Philadelphia cal fTr NewsuryPort
sehr NJ wn.htns0D, "n,h W. ton PhiiAd lPh coal 'T
seir swXermsn Jons. Philadep, coal for New Bedford
sehr william HH Dow Sullivan, Me, days, iamb-r 20
SIR AH.A.m Bhou Ma;Asord. II day', cotton to Ne,
sehi Az Law, Wood. Virginia, wood.
sehI ,s e sf Pa 49, FT yi,.i .I t, wool
schr. Moderator, Lstt., yil1nis' wood.
ssRI III Bi1ty Hall T SiI.iH yi,: mid wood
sehI c psy MARRY Yi,:if &c., weed NC
scbr }. w Whistler, T., Parker. Virginia wood
sohr J. ?. Burroughs, Merlin, 'Isnis, com.
sssI hss.a No. R s. g. > s' I
sShr. BSs,hsr., bayy oeeTe;,9sn p G a9y. 2Sal
sehr. Caroline D. Marray, viItnia days oy'',r'
SIR Rosrose' Jones EH1abrthpnrt oosl fr- Bo..on
SIR J. z DieEer.ory Weeks, Philadelphia ecal f- Boon
Schr Slr, ch,mt.rs, viIiI v wood
s seSf Il s,l a seSsiI' SsaJ, SoiiiP5d,y.
sc fr siaas &C Con i yr.ias ~
schr R-eue, Baker, Bshimors, coal
sebr T.. J. G. Sco,,, Brd-sll, Georgetown, d. C., eoe
s selI R RsSs p pe;s cI ssaie sa
schr Jana. spsrs. Rod,cr., GEORGETOWN, DC.
sS SIf Il " Mr.. PhiGP. BaIlTorr foT Hartford
ScLr f. Edward Bshrock Georsetovu. II. C., coa4-
s,hr a Is Youunans Williams virginia, wood.
Schr Greyhound. Somsrs, Virginia, oysters
Schr Wonder. Ander-oi, Virginia "boe. -
Sclr : Waterman Bowman Philsdeipha or New Bedford
schr W ~ RutAu, H0w.s ArSandri fIr Boron
Sclr Ei,s Hamilton. Bodu", Virginia. oysters.
schr l.. ". Eudco,,. Leeds Phadephis for Providence
setI / Iys F I'm P PAIsSssP5. e. WI aou
Sclr. Il -tton Cox. Cook. Fnginii, Wo.-i
SIR = T. Randolph Hase;on Philadelphia, coal
s.hr. f. Ro.- -, Virginia wood
Sloop John Pot Roger, Virginia Oysters -
slocp Mary Brush Haock, EhzaoethPor coal i'' VIEW
Haven. ..
Socp Harvest. Corsin Providence days dse 20 master
Steamer O.ceols Smith, ewLondon, rndse to r H. hoct
well ain
Steamer Pelican Adri-h Providence mdse % Isaac ode
REIOW-grrG T. Ward Briggs s. Mark u days, cotton,
&C. ~ Brode Pctte.; a.o TWO barks and three bng>
WISD-Slns.. S. W, With Tlin.
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20" and his associate, Mr.. Carlisle, avoided the
scene. As to the jacr, he wept deeply and oouh not
understand Mr. Meagber when he oondoled with nm
on losing his tenant.
There il a general and decidedly strong feeling OF
satisfaction at the result Of Sckiess trial The jury
would have rendered verdict immediately after the
case was submitted to them but for the fact that one
of the number desired short time for dehberation.
II is said that when the Jury retired, one o. them
withdrew into corner aud on his knees invoked d.
vine guidance, got up, entered INTO conversation
again retired TO the corner, and finally rose with bis
mind fully made up in favor of acqutta
The Court owing to the fatigue incident on the tral
adjourned till Monday next, TO which time the Grand
and Petit Juries had been discharged.
Special Dispatch To The " Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, April %, 1859
Mr. Ould's argument on the Instructions to the
Jury, which was concluded this morning, surpassed
his previous efforts. Judge Crawiord's charge
Clearly leaned toward Mr.. Sickles-hke his later
rulings, adopting all the important propositions OF
the defense. The Jury retired at little before 2
o'clock and returned at 3 with verdict of acquit-
tai. On leaving the box they stood eleven for
acquittal against one for conviction. The latter
yielded after further reflection and reasoning.
The verdict was received with loud and long
shouts in the midst of which Mr.. Stanton moved
the discharge of the prisoner. Mr.. Sickles then
left the dock, and, after shaking hands with the
Jury, and the multitude in the courtroom was
conducted through the Marshals office TO the
street where he was again greeted with hearty and
repeated cheers After much difficulty, he entered
carriage with his father and counsel and drove to
lowed by great crowd. 1t was reported here
last week that preparations for an ovation were on
foot in New-York, in anticipation of his acquittol
1t may now be regarded as settled that while
Mr.. Crawford il Judge, no member Of Congress
can be convicted of criminal Offense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27
MARLVE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK...
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