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lr appears that Lady Franklin sank in the
last expedition to the Arctic region, all her
remaining fortune, and that her failing
health now detains her in the South Of
France. An "Arctic Navigator" in letter
to the Times, suggests that, besides refunding
to the widow of the officer who fell in the
execution of his duty the sum she paid for
fitting out the Fox and her crew, she should
be offered a home for her declining days in
the palace OF Kensington. The same writer
also suggests that Captain McClintock
should, BY order in council, be allowed sea-
time as naval officer while he commanded
the Fox, receive his well-merited knight
hood; and that the officers and crew Of the
Fox ought to get the remaining $4,000 re-
ward for solving the fate of the lost expedi-
tior.
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A Murderer Pleading his oUn Case--Pat-
rick Naude, on trial last week, at Newark,
N. Jersey. for killing Mary Turbott, plead
ais avn case. He eross-questioned the wit
n-ssss with considerable ability, and compile
ted nis defence in al eloquent speech to the
jury. His concluding remarks were as fol-
Iowa
&eotiemen Of the Jury-If you are satis-
4 ed from the evidence before you that l am
81. oerseu who shot Mary Turbots, then
tse Baa Ia your Judgment, then your YER
Diet must bs, net guilty. 7 acre Is no direct
evtdeace before you that was seen at or
neas the house on that evening". Gentlemen,
have laid my case in your hands, let the
verdict De as your Judgment dictates-guil-
tg OF not guilty. Let there be one case at a
silses Tbs ia not 10 judge Of my sanity or
5asaaiay.
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Prs9ress Of Choiere.-This disease was
prevailing with great fatality at Bombay In
! aae last, sad at many other places on that
side Of India. 1t is also spreading a Il along
tas shores Of the Baltic sea. Its presence il
Dsatzic is officially announced, as well as in
Csna6ruek aud Eiber6eld; aud it ia said to
have made considerable ravases at Hamburg.
a 90 ae OF the towns and villages in the
Datchy OF Meckleuburg many persons have
died Of the disease atter suffering only four
0 57s hours. The harvests have been sus-
peu I'D ia some places by the prevalence of
che disease, WHICH breaks cut first in one
p'4ee Aai tnen in aaother, sparing for a
time Intermediate villages, and then turn
ing hsol on thea with increased violence.
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Curious Career of a conv;ct.

ii L.
W e puollsheda short time since an account
OF the death of Benjamin Lett, at Milwaukee,
supposed to have been poisoned. He was the
nan who Blew up Brooks monument the
motive for doing which FOR muny wears re-
NAMED amystery, but it is at length thus
explained by recent correspondent Of the
Times. ssss- IS. -s4s
A paragraph copied into the Times of
Saturday, from Detroit paper, noticing the
death OF Benjamin Lett, stated that. after
being convinced of blowing up Brooks mon
ument, he escaped from the cars while on
his way to prison, &c. I. is in error. Let's
history is sad one, and if remember right
lY, is as follows: -
natHral sense, stronger passions, and unedu-
Gated. He emigrated from New York to
Toronto or Kingston. taking with him hi,
wife and daughter, an only child. bright in :
telligent and possessing the fatal gift Of beau
IT,. sg.
She was sedused by an officer in the Brit
ish army: her mother died of broken heart,
and herself soon after, at the culmination of
her shame. The DISTRACTED fathers passions,
after his drst burst of grief had subsidized,
were all aroused, and he secretly swore
vepgeancs against everything BritisA. His
veng eance took the inscendiary form. and it
vented itself in the destruction of public
buildings aad monuments. His last act was
to lire the Canadian steamer United States;
as she lay ia harbpr of Oswego. In this
ne was detected, tried. convicted and san-
tencsd to the State Prison. Ga his way to
Auburn, be leapedfrom the cars while under
way, but was re taken, sent to prison. and
after spending a few years there was stricken,
it was thought By the physician, with quick
consumption, and was pardoued out, under
the belief that "a few weeks, at least weuld
terminate his life. From that tine, l te-
lieye, the public have heard nothing If
him until the notice to which have re.
ferred
After ne was lodged in prison, he confess
sed to a trie nd that be blew up Brooks Mon
ument, describing the proceeding. He put
his ''infernal machine on the winding
stairs inside the Monument, laid his train
and fired it. But he had not made proper
allowance tor the upright position of his
train, and the explosion took place sooner
than he expected, and came near killing
him. SO terrific was its force that it crack
ed the shaft from bottom to top blew off
about half the parapet and roof, the stones
OF which came crashing around him grind
ing upon each other. and in his own ex
pressive phrase, "smelliny he'll"
His career is ended. Whether he has
gone to join bis broken hearted wife and
ruined daughter, we cannot know. But that
there is retribution somewhere for another
than him is very certain.
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a Fast Young Han IN England A you NO
man named Francis George Hare, twent v
nine years cid, and formerly Lieutenant In
the Life Guards, was released from prison
In London, where be has been confirmed fer
debt since October 1857, "a week or two since
the creditors, though notified, not appearing
to object to bis discharge. He has spent 4
fortune OF $3.50, 900 and incurred debt to an
equalif not larger amount, by extrava-
gauce.
Among the items of his expenses were
800, cog Tor interest paid at various times, ex-
clusiye'ot other large sums for "discounts"
An amount of over $50, 900 was charged for
losses at ''play,' and about the same amount
in speculation on the Paris Exchange. The
young man had been literally stripped of
everything, and was only enabled to present
his petition by the kindness ola professional
friend. a,e 1T3
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Expense Of Hotels at European Watering
Psaces.-We take from an European CORES
pondence the following account of expenses
at fashionable hotel at Dieppe, one of the
most famous bathing places in France:
During the ssseasen" all Dieppe is given
up to hotels, boarding houses. lodg cling houses
and restaurants. The hotels are 20 many
houses of Juggernaut, made to crush out any
one not q millionaire. My comrade says they
are no desrer than the hotels of Newport or
Saratoga This may be true, but it may be
curious to such Of your readers as have not
had an experience of European hotels to
know how they charge in these hotels. l
give you my first days bill at the Hotel Roy
al, which is typs OF all the rest:
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ssefeio- Broderick's Estate The late Sc
ast0r Sr0derick LETT an estate variously es-
timated a. from 100000 to 5000, 900. By
his viii; he gave $4,000 to the Protestant
asd Catholic Orphan Asyiums of San Fran
cisco, the amosnt to be equally divided. A
legacy OF $4,000 was left to the Hon. J. @.
hckibbee, aad the remainder of Mr.. Brod-
erick's estate is bequeathed 70 the widow OF
ala Late friend. James Estile, who was left in
vecg moderate circumstances at the death of
aer husband ~ 49,.
Two nen named Fakius and Hall, recently
Ciiached in tight IN ball ROBIN, in. Grand
Asptds, hich., and 10 souhle which follow
es, fell to the ground from, three story
window. Both are SO badly hurt, th at neith-
er1 it Is Thought, can possibly recover.
Tao late attack by guerr;!las upon Browns
vlde, Texas, % SAID to have been caused by q
f'iat Of bad characters who have been impo-
sing upon, nurdering, robbiag, and MAJ
treating Mexicans,"
S46 Occurrence. IA Interesting little
g5r'. seven years o'd, daughter of the Rev.
w, w. Kennedy. accidentIY fell from the
top If fence upon which she was playing
% asst Thursday, striking the head in the
fall snt was so seriously injured that she
died au Saturday. The IN fortunate parent
mas tbe heartfelt sympathies of the commu-
nifty in hs sad att'ic.ion.-[E. O Pioneer.
j.. Aoc'de@.-A negro boy, the property of
j @. Ehringhaus, was killed on Friday
raorning, by being struck with the tongue
Of a heavy loaded carry log. The blow took
eject 90 che side OF the head, breaking the
sss , and producing death iustaatly.-[lb
Hoa. David Outlaw, it is stated, will no
be lhIe TO deliver the Annual Address at the
i$sats FAIR this week, as previously announc
81 "a consequence OF the death Of his wife,
Mni;h took place few days ago at his resi-
depse in BERTHE county. WI. N. G. Her aid.
,ssa Accident. Gro S., lovely and inter-
esangAtstle child, aged years, Ii months
.ad 6 Days daughter of w. P. and Mary E.
Moore Of CtAy Valley, Robesoa county was
5arut 10 badly Oh the 9th October, by her
cl1taes catching tire, that she only survived
fe " hours when she was released from her
81 ferings by deatha
- aaVs toe Fayetteville, N. O., Observer.
Pc,ace Napoleon seems to entertain strong
% ,ctious against travelling with his wife.
Tie prtnce left Parts about a fortnight ago,
t3r Geneva His consort, Princess Clotilde,
f2uowed him on the wings of love three days
a'te- bat he Gngailantly sent her back to
Parls ---~s .-..---
HocstYut Crops.--Yhe people Of this sec
tioo Of the State (says the Asheyille, N. Q.
News) certainly have abundant reason t o be
grateful to bene6cient Providence for the
4eaot,ft4 crops of the present year. Truly,
the ''earth has brought forth by handstul,"
sad goodness AID mercy have crowned the
year ."afr.,'' ~ r..
JNng Lape, who defrauded the Fulton
. ,as out Of S50,p00, has been discharg ed
from custody che Bank failing to make out
a case which co les onter tbs penalties of
tov Criminal '4oGsr. - ,.t, ,.
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The Abeilee Medicale asserts, that inso-
muis, or want of rest at night, may be cured
by sugar eandyl 1t appears that sugar un.
der its crystalized form, is decided hynop-
tic, and much superior to most other RENE :
dies of the kind, If we consider its perfect
innocence. To use it, put s or 6 pieces of
sugar candy, of the size of hazs-nut, into
your mouth on going to bed, and by the
time they half-melted away the desired effect
will have been produced. The sleep which
1t causes, is not like the artificial one pro-
duced by other drugs, but it is beneficial
and invigoratisg in its effects upon the sys-
tenn as natural repose in fact, it is as sweet
sleepy. It states, however, that sugar candy
is only effectual against common insomnia,
and would be powerless if that affection were
caused by any other complaint.
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Ite Pope's Heattd.-The n. York Post
coz sspondent at Rome, writing on Sept.
s4sb, Gays:
alta heath OF DIS Holiness is go far re-
sssred that en- the 10Th of tais month he pro.
eseaeN TO the church OF st. Maria Maggiore,
and assisted at the celebration of mass in the
Beeghess chapel, before amiyaculous image
OF the Modonos, unveiled for the special visit
Of the aoiy Father. He is further expe cited
to pass part of tae ensuing month at his
raisce in Castet Gendolpho."
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With onadan ,..ir 49,. L.4 - $780,.
thing that might he needed Tbps nroviny
that the expedition was we'll provided for,
taat large party of men were expected to
De armed, and that abundant means had
been provided to meet all expenses, How
all these supplies were got up to his farm
without attracting observation il NOT known
through Pennsylvania.
The Greys pursued Cook so closely that
they secured part Of his arms, but With his
more perfect knoyvJedoe of the local;t;a, ha
was enabled to evade capture. On their ar
rival at the Ferry with the epemv's ano;I
they were driven into the Armory ward and
given into the custody Of the liaysrnment
Every body who could lay his hand upon
Sharp's rife considered It legitimate spoil.
The insurret tionists did lot attempt to
rob the Paymaster,s Department, at the Ar
mcry. A large amount Of money vas there
but IL was untouched :, >
Perfect order having bsen restored. the
military, with the exception of the United
States marines, who remaiu,d in charge of
the prisoners, left Ia the various trains for
home. An immense train brought the Bal
timore troops, accompanied BY the Frederick
troops, to the junction, on their way home,
with that freedom from accident or detention
that is great Characteristic Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad.
.o~uep rxo,,x.rs
n. ,s.a. ,.oloa'is
a.oo.', sojueaat OF tae ON 81
a;s.n nal ~ us POSSESSION aavF revolving
prs ~ s mnsra pssongsa % ~ Coos one
OF ga sne escaped r,ngieaders, and Snarp's
thereon. ~.se $3.50 - 'OA
The acting second sergeant of the compa
moment En-. oomnsn ~S w Sega w.. Mtsa ~ AZ we
tha stnr,a;m oe ~ onS Engages IN
trnn, H. . i;nss VI '1e a. AofS ne was taken
r, oinnnrau tha h.
the military trs;n oS shG 49, so mas'et q,
thron.h az .a a.n eAuio'seu musAes oaia
the hair of lis dead away.
10 me nidst OF tue lighting, artists were
SELL paus:ag III cue way, and sketching the
soenes 40 IT'S Points presented themselves be-
,oss .aem; =; Aam0ng these soldier-srtists
"as nj. son1 y: I9rscn, OF sae Law Greys.
waPsaan ". y; brown, attached to the
raw Ureys, was detailed to guard wouG-
I u: isnsurgent 70 Tue quarters, and protect
MN from toe violence OF the citisens. While
80 employea ne asked MIN to confess how
long tne plot asd peen gong on, who were
ts susnors, ana wnere their meetings were
neio. OUT the dying man refused. Captain
Brown took from the mau's pocket nete-
nook OF cypheis and secret characters, aud
mas 1t now la his possession. The cyphers
are interspersed with few English words
ana names o. places. Among them the fol-
loving: "Springdale, Cedar Co., Illinois,"
IOWA, "St. Paul, Minnesota" and the
sentence, ~ once more sit down to write to
yos.
From The Baltimors Sun
nv
OAe'- o1iA"0tiAaiA SHOWN IN BALTIMORE.
man answering the description of Otta.
wottamie BreWa commander in .cAief Of inc
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90 Circulation greater than the Dailies
-sst1ss both Cstses combined. 60
Notice.

AL Communications, &C., intended for in.
sertisns and Letters in regard to this paper,
a4said be addressed TO JOSH E.. HATHAWAY,
aMdibcx and Proprietor, in order to ensure
sttmt;oa.
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T0tal..,....n....2I 50
Thus they make bill of little over four
dollars for one days entertainment, without
q single item of extra. The curiosity of the
bill, however, is in the system of charges,
which must be burdensome, and entail az I'M
necessary amount Of clerk hire. What would
one Of our great hotels do, for examp lie, if
it were obliged to keep clerks enough to
count every egg and every potatoe its six or
eight hundred dodgers devoured each day?
Or, it they were obliged to make out at the
end of the week for each iodgsr bill of in
significant items as long as two yard sticks9
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Blu RROW'S :
RELIABLE

FOB THE Raid AND EFFEcrUAL cUaBe
SCROFULA, SYPHILIS, RHEUM4TLSM
DYSPEPSIA, VIGOROUS AFFECTIONS.
Nervous Headache, ErysipeIas, Ulcers.
FlSTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASE OF THE WOMB.
CHRONIC COUGHS AND C(sJ.DS
CHRONIC DYsENTERY SCARLET FEVER
PILES, GEN EseAL Debility
GRANDULAR SWELLINGS,
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE.
MERcURIAL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES.
A nd all Diseases arising from an Impure State
OF the System, or occasioned by lmprudence in
For sale in Norfolk by
j. W. BORROW & CO..
Druggists and Chemists, 6s Church ST
iy I2 49,
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EST NEWS .
Arrival of the Europa.
LATER From EUROPE


HALIFAX, Oct. 19.--The Europa. from
erpool on the 9Th inst, arrived to-day.
Inc kangaroo, Ocean Queen, and Per-
had arrived OUT tb
1t is reported that the Great Eastern ia
pected to leave Portland for Holyheaa
the DAY the Europa sailed.
Italian a.anan affairs we're unch anged Great
hsas prevailed, and nun erous arrests b
been made at Naples.
Later advices from India saw tho d;,r..
ing OF European troops to China had ha
consented to. .5.54gs. 'N We
az. The ship American Congress is ashore
the English Channel She is expected to
saved.
COMMERCIAL An
LIVERPOOL, Oct. g. Cotton-Sales of
600 bales, spectators taking 5000 and
porters 1000. Fair and middling quait
slightly higher. Inferior continues unsalel
BILE. Holders offer freely. There is an ind
proved trade demand. Stock in port $50 90 (
including 44.00 American.
Breadstufs.-Flour firm. Wheat has al
better tone since Tuesday, but closed quiet
Con buoyant and slightly higher under
Corn and Flour have advanced.
The body Of an albatross, about the size
OF goose, was found last week in the hold
OF vessel just returned from the lchaboe
Islands with load of guano 1t was in an
almost perfect state Of preservation, its bill
and feet were looking as fresh as if the bird
was just shot. The very slight degree Of.
decomposition in the body OF the animal,
showed that the deposit of guano must have
been comparatively recent.
There are few inventions which have given,
rise In so short tim To many patents as
the crinoline. 1t came into vogue only about
four years ago, and already one hundsrd pa
tents have been taken out in France.
The report that Mr.. Edwin Booth is en-.
gagged to be married to Miss Mary Devlin is
revived. ASS
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" s."~ an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children te@hing, which greatly facilitates the
process OF teething by softer ing the gums, re-
ducng all Internationally allay all pain
ana Is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon IT, Mothers it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to our infants Perfect,
~ safe In all cases See advertisement in
Ano.ner column. my d ly
o. Fall Trade. -virgfnia Merchants,
and merchants generally South, in laying in
their fall stock OF merchandise, should not fail
to purchase an abundant supply of SEMPLE'S
lNFALLiBLE BAKING POWDER, the best
making light, sweet and wholesome loa Thread,
biscuits, &C. It is recommended by numerous
citizens Of different sections and will certainly
give satisfaction when used properly. 1t is en-
tirely harmless, being the production of scien-
uhc virginia physician. and manu- featured with
great care from the purest mate, ial. Merchants
can confidently recommend this article TO their
King 10Y.
- And sold By Druggists and Grocers generally
Tor some months used in my family Semple's
justly celebrated b BAKING PUWDERS' and
take pleasure in recommending them to all
IAN. ,an,ies as the very best article have ever
tired Tor making light. SWEET spongy bread.
There is no excuse for bad bread when SempIe's
Powders are used Respectfully,
po.., RICHARD LEwELLEN.
NV GARLICR,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor, hichmond.
Fof sale by Druggists and irocers generally.
THE WHEELER 81 WILSON
NANUFACTU CO., ..
MTOUtAD inform the public that they open
w in few days an office for the sale o their
Justly celebrated SEWING MACHINE in Nor.
The large number of NIach,pes snld in this
State and the universal satisfaction gwen, war;
rant me in recommending this Machine in the
~~NbASss sSAAAo'
=. Very Respectfully y cp .,,,r ..
Tk y-s THE POWER OF MEDICINE OVER Dis
TX EAsE.-We know of no better illustra-
tien OF this factthan the wonderful effects of
the oxsgenated Bite s, in eradicatiug from the
system Dyspepsia, and all functional diseases
OF the stomach, and restoring mpaired diges-
ten.
For sale by nj. A. SANTOS Il Co., SANTOS,
wALKE g Co., and KING Toy, Norfolk. ].
r. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by dealers,
everywhere.
RJ- sandford,s Aivcr anvlguratOr---
ComPoUEDED ENTIRELY FROM GUm.-lsa mild
aud effectual cathartlc, acting first on the LIVER
to eject it morbid matter, then the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries off all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action, aud thus STRENGTHENS
and builds up the whole system very rapidly
and lie the best LIVER IMVIGoRAToR
LIVER INVIGORATOh
LIVER INVIGORATOR and
PURIFiES THE BLOOD
PUHIFlES THE BLOOD ..
PURiFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
r CURES DYSPEPSIA
.yg CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL. COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DiARRHOE
Sold by all Druggists. and by NJ. A. SANTOS
Il co. ma finn
THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE
FOR PRE- IDENT
OK Barrels Extra Flour, ClAnnahan's ard
20 Hotels Brand warranted equalg to Pa.
tapsco for sale at low figures at Nos, Main
street by
DC II ME BELL
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TERMS.

Tao DAx Boox will be served to subscribers
al * cents per week. payable TO the Carrier
sRasa seato by mail it will be % per year, 81
SIX months. aud 3, for three months, pay.
lSs la advance
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The Ups and DoWns of Fortune A San
Francisco correspondent Of the New Orleans
Picayune writes as follows: M
In this city there is q person who certainly
took prominent part 10 effecting the libe-
ration of the Emperor from the prison at
Ham; be is now poor and in difficulty. His
friends recommended him to write to his i'm
perial friend, and try to obtain some crate
ful recollection of his former services. But
another fact is really serious, and ill ustrates
what strange condition of fortune som times
fall to the lot of mankind, A gentleman
we'll knwon here as a respectable and relia-
BILE citizen, as he is thorough and expert
enced business man, sta ties that when Louis
Napoleon was in New York, he was SO poor
that he was unable to obtain enough TO eat,
except through the charity of some few
friends.
Mr.. - was at the time cerk ia large
importing house in Pearl street, aai was
intimate with the then needy French adven-
turer. Napoleon was accustomed to come
and tit about dinner time on Window sill
on the opposite side of the street, ami there
wait for the store to close, when he would
accompany bis friend, who usually paid for
his meal at ighboring restaurant Ma 20
leon seldom ventured to enter the stos for
fear of compromising his friend, b til KNOW
ing that he would not be tolerated tnere.
Had the pr0prietors been able to lurese- The
wonderful aud brilliant change destined to
occur to his fortunes, perhaps they would
have been less exclusive O. their policy to-
wards the poor outcast.
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Accident at a Sac Ma-A Bad Place for
Drunken Mea.-0A Tuesday last couple OF
men, one by the name OF Dobson, and tn,
other named Wheatley, (both very mach ia
liquor,) went to the steam saw mill OF Mr..
Cnas. 4. Mullikin, in the Trappe District and
notwithstanding the man attending the mill
used every precaution to prevent accident,it
appears that Wheatley paid but little atten-
ten to his admonitions, vent too close to the
saw and IN his staggering fell partly upon it
saving of his hand and splitting the ARA
bone nearly up to the elbow. -Easton Nd
Gazette.
Soldering Broken Limbs.-M. Milne Ed
wards has been making some experiments in
feeding animals whose limbs he had broken.
with phosphate of lime. Out of ak rabbits
and ten dogs, whose legs he had broken the
same way, half were fed on food mixed with
ground bones, and their bones united much
more rapidly THAI those OF the uuphospns.
ted animals. He thinks the use in human
sases would be decidedly beneficial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-12
TIE WASHINGTON TRAGEDY.
Trial of Daniel e. Sickles for Killing
Philip Barton Key.
Conclusion Of Opening Argument Of
the Counsel.
THE EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENCE.
Testimony Of william Badger, John Q. Haskin
and Daniel D0ugherty,
10, &O, no
THE. GENERAL, NEWSPAPER REPORT.

THE. GENERAL NEWSPAPER REPORT.
WASHINGTON. April ii, 1859.
The counsel finished his remarks at hai-pas' twelve
O'Clock.
M. Brady offered 70 prove the friendly relations exist
ing between Messrs Sickles and Key IN March, $685. ana
submitted a note from Key 10 Sckles, aud copies or
others.
Counsel for the prosecution objected
Argument followed.