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Common .................. 80. ..........4c a5c
INFERIOR .s.:, Am ;.a: -"
Prime quality, per head 60a 90
Oronary ....'...'..............." WI %
Oonmon.. ......................... WA o.
-. '''''''''''" WV "
srss quality, per De-. s6
s"e' 4uAuc~.s .p1au oSsc
COWS AND CALVES.
With continued fair receipts the market has undergone
material change. THERE'S little for other thao
prime mich cows which are moderately active 10 par
for private use, but in the main for the out oftown milk
business. Mikmen seldom ask for any other than the
best cows for which they willing pay fair prices
Medium Cows in fair request however, both CITY
and country and prices have ranged from $40 to 500
per head. considerable portion Of the receipts
feror TO common and prices for these descriptions ranger
lovssy from $i8 to $50 per head. Some Of them
sent 10 pasture 10 fat for beef cattle The total
ut all the yards for the and last fol
lows
Warrington Yard. Br0minss Cnamberlin's OBrien's
L Ia's week week. Is 81 81 !.
VEAL CALVES.
The demand has been light for all kinds except for
strictly prime, which have been inquired ater
mainly for hotel In consequence OF the extreme
prices OF beef cattle there prevailed but limited
maDd during tho summer months and prices have ruled
low with but little Of focuati0n during the whole rms
Prime veas have brought only &c. 6hc during the
tire summer while extra fat calves, ranking fancy
have brought only &C.. and have no. found very res1y
market at that The supply sale yesterday consis,
chiefly OF inferior TO ordinary and prices ranged from
&c 41Sc for better Kinds from Sc exc az in qua
last week were folows:-
Washireton yard, Bro,rninos CAamoqlina OBrin's.
This week. 1896 $40 33 81
Last ..345 l31 III "
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The heavy receipts Of the past feS weeks served 10
materially res 'ct operations at previous rates. and hold
ers have been compelled accept lower prices order
to realize. The best offerings however, have been
subject to the Decline sales having been made Mt sats
factory prices ranging from IS 10 SO head for first
class Other kinds from 50 70 81 rs per head Too
total receipts for the week Is 100 head against
head last week, and the market was UNUSUALLY heavy,
with every pToepect Of quite largo lumber being left
over. The pens nearly all full this morning. but
before night the bulk Of the supply disposed OF
prices corresponding with quotations The total re
ceps at all the yards for tho week were
follows
Washington yard. Broouing's Chamberlain OBrien's
This week. ,29e 6,977 b,943 25o4
Inst week.. $50 1910 5,79I $3.50
There were but few Offering this week. In consequence
Of which prices advanced Nc per 10 Tho demand wae
chiefly Tor ordinary, but the advance general ABA
head sold at from 5hc TO Sc 70 quality Toe receipts
at tie Hudson river drove ya,dy foot Of Thirty seventh
street, North river. for the week end pg August a. 1859
we're BY New York ard Erie Railroad, AT; New YORK
end Erie Railroad via Bergen as; Hudson River Railroad
143; Camden AMI Amboy Rairoad $50; remaining from
last report, bs7 Total, 23Ss, or which were sold,
lS77; left over unsold, Oil,
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EXCEPTION OF The WASHINGTON G.AYs AT NEW
BEDFORD
New Bedford august 23 correspondence Of the Boston
Post.1
At eight O'Clock this mig the New Bedford City
Guard Captain IDgshsm m-rrbed to the depot receive
the Washington Grays from New York. Guard have
for East been Duey engaged 10 making
psyaops TOR tber guess aud tue cepton yesterday
therefore cordial aod beatty. fne Guard numbered
forty four musksis we sccon panied by the Boston
Bog sde Hand. whe axafipg toe arrival OF the Ne q
Yors uihtary, Columbian Engine company, No B, Cap
lain jonp 3. Hs de, accompanied BY me New BEDFORD
Brass Band 10 their uniform, paced the depot, on
their way 10 take the for Newport The Oodm oans
surned out fifty seven men ana looked timely
the train containing the Grays arrived at 81 O'Clock,
Hnu oe efees 10 he vicinity OF the oeoot we're Crowded
WIN People The Guard escorted their guests from the
oepos through the prnc1a 70 the Parker House
where tne Grays bresKfas ed
Shortly after II ociock the .vo connanies ware drawn
up 10 hAiKes square, and Mayor Nye then welcomed
Trays. oapsin Swsney, OF toe GraSs responded and
kehefs Itercbanse Of cvies place, after which
me Grays marched 70 their camp In he afterooon they
were reversed by the Mayor aud CITY sover nment
The Washington Grays (Co B. 9Th reyimen1 ,r;,h se,r
band invited guests aud servsnts muster ~ man
all todviz 80 muske!s 20 pieces Of muus and the re-
mainoer officers guets and me of,.rs ri the
Grays are follows Captain, Thomas sz,nv. Fr.t
lieutenant, Henry Moore, Jr; seooao Lieu,sssS, %
chamberlain; Fret Sergeant, g. e. seymour second ssr
Ge0ns, Mieheel WALL third Sergeant William g.,ssv.
Fourth Sergeant Nathaniel Sietson, First CORPORAL J.
Clancy; Second Corporal, seymour; Third Corporal
X stearnr; Fourth Corpora', Henry D. Johnson.
The Gfays accompanied by the Unted .ates Navy
BAND, stioped Brooklyn. The uniform Of she New
York company is trimmed With black and gold lace, with
regulation cap sDd shte poinoon
rFron the Ne~ 5eaford Mercury, August %
The mIii'ary company from Neg York, woich was due
OF fx O'Clock ID morning dd Jot arrive I'LL half past
sghl owing to detention on the steamer by FOG on the
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Steam Communication with Oyster Bay.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

In your paper Of yesterday appears letter signed
"Cnarles G Summers denying the accuracy of your
report which AIRED columns the 18th instant
Having interest in either OF the boats and happening
to be present at said meeting, allow say that tue
report was exceedingly correct and If the chairman
snown ss much i'm artiaty in that position as you did in
the report, doubt If It would have been questioned rne
meeting consisted of lOo aad If my sight and bear
ing cid cot deceive me, the resolutions we're carried By
overw Ginning majority. rHO5 RAWLINGS
NEW YORK, August IS 1859.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, August "a, 1862
BEEF CATTLE.

BEEF CATTLE.
The market opened to day with fair prospect Of profit
able prices being realized for all good cattle The light
receipts Of prime cattle during the several pas,
has led 10 active demand for them in consequence
of which the first class butchers turned out asse 30
day in order to procure weeks supply. The receipts
for the week considerably less than last week. but the
number OF first class cattle larger than for
adorable time previously. The trade fairly repre-
sented at tho Washington drove yard Tuesday, bat to-
buying behind the usual purchases Of Tuesday IN
consequence Of holders refusing dispose Of their sup
plies OF good stock except at advance Of half
pound which buyers positively refused to pay prefsrrin
% take the chances Of TO days market Prices day
correspondent with those asked the day previously how
established All other kinds were dull, and prices
without noticeable change. The buying CON.
men %enoed "a. At a.. an early hour. and by noon to-
showing half cent advance previous quotas
Tue range OF prices was from &c to llc with
sc in Consequence Of the larger number of good
prime offerings which yardet for day sale
There was also slight Improvement in qualify 10 toe
lower grades, and no.iced only very few OF auro
miserable scallawags Us have flooded the market durn,
the past several weeks There still q good man
cattle said 10 be at pasture within short distance of
city. and 1t s probable that the Improvement ia prce
Ut the various yards day Will induce holders hurry
them in during the week, 10 which the aggregate
sales for the coming week must be heavier than
that Of the present week The number OF beef cattle
Al Bergen H duine the exceeded that Of
Os6 head having been dsoosed OF, mainly TO the Nee
York butchers, but of which bought so ecu
a,ion AND resod at the Washington drove yard to nay
The number on sale at the Washington yard 800
hsad and at all the yards 1852 head against 7Os neao
last week. The supplies Forty fourth broua
in as follows:-By Erie rairoai, l4lO; Harlem, 1874
HUDSON River, 842, and by the Hodson 4 yer
boats, 43i; $40 head from New York So.te
40 from Pennsylvania, $50 from Ohio, 527 from India aa
ISL from Illinois, SEQ from Kentucky, rs Iowa am
10 from Michigan AT BroWnngs the demand was fair
for all kinds, and prices correeponded
below Chambern offered only 81 bead the qua ity
being only medium pces ragged loH-from &c. TO 10,
Al OBrieD's there only as mead, which we're 500
prices within our range The total recepts all tae
YARDS for the week and last week follows
Washington Yord. Brow,,R9s. Chamberlins O'Ble..,s
Inls week. $3.50 Al 81
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Some sales Of Canadian extra reported at 81 10
50 go Southern flour good demand with sales OF
1900 bbs ng within range tie above figures
Gaitegos Redmond City mills he'd At S. che sales
are couDed chiefly to the export trade for tropical
ports Meal quiet with sales Of about 20 bbs with
n the range o! quotations Rye flour quiet at the
ABOVE figures wneat-rhe supper OF good 70 prime new
grades we're scarce and held at higher prices the sales
embraced about 600 bushels including white Southern ct
III 45 old white Michigan 81 TO- and TO- OF p
t. NJ red Michigan at 81 49, red Southern at 81 ~
aod Chicago Spring az &c., and fair white kentucky 1t
~ AZ Corn exhibited no coange OF Importance. The
taes embraced about l6 0C0 0c0 bushels, including
o,d mixed Western in etore at 800; do afoat, ut
SIC; yellow do. At 86c. and damaged Southern ~ 83c
rye wn heo At 7sc. 80c and barley nominal at
mc q GAG Oats were Arm, with sales Of Slate at 38c
4lc., ana Canadian At 40c 43c
limited
COTTON was without animation while the eaes
brsoed about eco 200 bale. cloatns AZ abou. the
following quotatobs:--
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, August 24-6 r. N.
AsHEs-rhe Gales limited small lots OF pots at
SIC, and OF pearls a. bHc a b3Sc
BREA Ds1UFFs Flour rhe market again closed with in
creased uTmI with sales Of about 10 900 b0s within
the following range Of quotations Some descriptions were
ahaiIf &c n DC mar nh hinhar
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
TUhK1sH LATAKIA TOBACCO
i
MEERsCH UNI PIPES,
lapufacured expressly the Loudon clubs superior a-
a. 70 the trade by " $50 S-
TONES, SON 4 MaLvAIN
No. Maiden lane ny.
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-
day were s19,635,364 so, and the balances
1915 lS7 IS.
The dividend of four per cent declared by the
Oswego and Syracuse Railroad will be paid to the
New York stockholders by the transfer agent, Hen
ry A. Oakley, at the Office of the Howard Insurance
Company, No. &c Wall street, on the lst of Septem
her
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SUCCESS.

/ 1NR1VALLED BUCCEsS
MEYERS
MIRACULOUS vERMIN DESTROYER.
Bure 70 eIterniuate
hoacpes, bugs, aon, heas mosq r'toes rAts, rnces,
and all kin ds Of vermir and insests.
CERTIFIED REyEReNcEs~
Tne PreRident of the lifted etstos
Govern 70 Of tho Inns bouse, New York
supornisndent OF Police,
Inspecto- of macy YARD,
A. " htout q CITY Chsmberlaiu, New YORK;
fropretors H. pol'tsn Hoasl,
se or uuuHe.
- e Charles Hotel New orleans.
Pin ea ncsVi 81 Louie
Grad House, Philadelphia
and nun others
For SALE uhoie,ale and retail,
by the nventor,
JOssPa aGgEK 6is BROADWAY.
A. y, y, SANDS W.
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Prince ggng up bs one brig cen1s 10 owe, n. ~.
Wind sW, Light weather ciouey
miscellaneous.
For an accnun Of tie by ship Jehu I'D
yard age ship Illinois, at Rev Bedford yesteriay
see telt graphic news
We Learn ed from gentleman who arrived from Rocka
yesterday morhg there vessel dog "a
let which doubt vent during he gale OF tuesday night
She subsequently rad be The bark aoodel
ncular, have reached The q built ssarsoort
Ne 4s Of 2s2 t,ns rates AZ ant owned by Mr. Jahu
TIE British steamship Glasgow Capt Thomson sailed yes
ernoon tor Glasgow with q cabin passengers and 3
Ia the steersgo.
she Hamburg mail steamship Hsmuoris Capt schwsnsen,
sailed yesterday afternoon or Hamburg via Southampton
with rs PASSENGERS
sHr DAVID CROCKETT hence at San Francisco, hsd
severe weather al the WA. days from lat 81 the
at q Wills 70 aesVs norSe gale
heavy which tove tbs monkey ran forward desk house
carpenter native Of Denmark Was crushed between two
pjures.
sRIP wIErs hence At Ban Francisco sid from SYort
s g In e s 's
Passed Cape Horn Jane ia ' 1873 crossed the equator In
sHrr Nor wEsrER at San Francisco Bosou was -
days The eauAor the Anc crossed in ion Is 80 W
as 70 ss @
ed in lon liz W; since then had fine weather.
ecHR RHODE ISLAND Beaufort, Aug 10 We learn from
,ss III a ss . S
bhode sand from 'ks West iudies win ooee and
sugar ryork got ashore the beach inside OF s
tcrss thai p informed that she had n,1n
that the morning he left he md made tents on s
Latter 70 slvood walters, ESQ., Secretary OF
LAUNCHED AT Camden, NJ Goth inst aue schr of abou, lso
TONS TO- De called tho Lgveg Is owned by nsrtss
IN TAun.o, Mas And 10 to bc employ The general freight
WhJsme
Be- port arrival
w from rev Bedford sn inst bsrks Hers Ncxerson Pa
cfc Ocean; V.tihn,, Cos do "
srOSseS, &c.
no daie, of Cope Born '''
a. BARI Maxn9. Ban Francisco for Eide Ialand July
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
The Overland Mail.

ST. L0UIs, Tuesday, July ., I0Ig.
The Overland Mad has arrived with SAP Francisco
dates Of the 18th ult.
Great political excitement prevails throughout the
State Mr. Weller would probably be renominated Tor
Governor by the Lecompton Democracy, and j )hn
Curry would be the Anti. Lecompton candidate.
Business was dull at San Francsco, and most OF the
loading staples had declined. Money scarce, but
the next shipment eastward would be large.
Accounts from the miues favorable.
Arrived at San Francisco, ship Mary Sutton, from
Hong Kong.
Adyices from Oregon state that the Legislature had
adjourned without elec,iug United States Senator.
j. j. Stevens had been nominated for Congress by
the Democrats Of Washington Territory.
The shipment Of god-dust from Victoria IN May
xou to S2j OOO but II accounts from the Fr A.
ser River mines are extremely unfsvorable. Ciowds
of tmgrapts were returning to California, and many
Others settling in Oregon and Washington. Chas a.
Angel was 10 isi at Victoria charged with embezzing
4iG,OW TO 10000 from the Custom'liou at that
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

aur.so bu.i-c bad bern sone bi without qanASe change
Yhes
I,vrRPooL BRf4psrUfrs yARKET.-The weather
bsd ben v,.b for rfp snl to- harvest prspeS" -,
nvs.be RhsrdsD sp-noe Co a..''e fiouI very ~ ss
cfsuo fsely bai showsd dvrsao q r, :. s S,1's
ioso o~d 5i6 Wb~s, qui.t bp, 6fn; k.d Hsssfe, 49,
DO White st0ioj6; viherb White. icl ~: eo'i qI''
Mind GAGS, Yekv elIp6ls White, peNe
LVEBPUoL PROvIsIOs MARsET -ibe fr"'ist~
c1sitS doll Beef bsAvJ. ana srn,stoD, hN'y ~
tsied. Pork b~syy. and qpots,fps poniins bfe HaJ
t6i0 56iG TsIic~ stsssy but oaed VII 81 o sooie :.
LIyIRPOoL PRoDucE MAREET -Ash-s were slgn' y
lower bat active business doing; Od V0s Znl 90
New Ni023I; Psss Sel6 SussT cosed hSoy.,f snd OF a
3 bieei Codrc quiet Rice insctiye CoS Oi--ies I'M
porsnt LIse O-S Il safe. but prices uIset-d h-
bes,v srd oil qusht-s slightly declined sPri's TurPuuae
dull Of sbout ~.
LnsDos MsRsETs.-WHEAT closed with ar adVsnc-
irr terdsIcy SUGAR ucyst CoYFEs duh TEA ceone> 10
IT. ddlirs qusiirs Consnn u4ohsnE"d
Bsins Brbsr quote: BsEsnsruTFs Quiet bot rs.ne' hr
v,pcsd 50 ri CoFrTE steady TIA declusd n 0ld eI-ep'
o o. NOR Cor sl quoted if3 sripIrs Tvs
PEkTsg firm ana ell qualities slightly higher sales ct ~
f2}s- ~
VERY LATYsT MARSETs-t BY Telegraph
LIVERPOOL s.tHrfsy noon
COTTON quie; toe estimated 600 bsieA Tas
msIket clss.s quiet
BpgADsTUrFs are s.esfy
PRoyI.ioss dull, ana the sses are u-inPsr:ant
LosDoA, Saturday ocoa
Co.soLs are 81 q, eoI 10. The .ccouu.
Tb BULLION :. the b.Dk - Ens,pd hs increa'ed ti7v
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
SHOOTING HIS DAUGHTER AND WIPE.

Fyos TIE Ch,ssgo Pres, and Ty,bsns J~s<
An airocious murder was commHted, at assas eigSt
oc, ca night before last, fourteen miles tron this oity
man Dsued Fulton farmer residing 10 thai vioss'-
~ kd bis little daughter three years DID, ~ith Gus
aimed st his wife whom he intended 10 murdr TIE
main fss Ia are follows Night before lsss vhils
the family seated at the table accomp y
n an sned Mayhew, alteration arose between rulsoa
and his Wife provoked by her refsslto Come % tovu
with him and his conp psDion the nest morning. h@
excuse was that she would not be seen in the OH
pspy of ,nch persons. both being Intoxicated. Tue
qusrrel Was continued for some length Of hme,
~ben Fulton exclaimed that he would fix her, go<
up from the table and went for his gun. No
turning wnh it, he pointed at her and pulled ehe
trigger. Immediately at the moment OF bis taxh{
sim she dodQed back and the charge Of shot passed
by her. rkpg little girl, who sat next to her, IN e>e
bead tearing of the upper portion Of her skaf ssd
catering her brains in all directions. Ihe tend thes
clabbed the gun and commenced to beat his wift On
the headconinuipg to DO un'il the gan was brcsn
20 pi. ces. The uan who present made no eoest
to prevent him from psrpetrstlpg the crime, bus so
the house and went to that of neighbT. Fulton ~
yd.uty determined TO add the murder es his sito -
that Of the hid, and was only prevented ~ the wAes
Of means. Mayhem went to the house ct Mr.. Bailey
which was three quarters Of mile away and returned
with him.
They met Fulton coming away from the house, and
got him 70 return with shem- Toe house was sccee
Of blood and desolation--the child lying on the hoer
welterr in its gore the mother being dsablet by tho
blows of The monster who had attempted hcr llfe lbs
little one lived two three hours after being shoA
Fulton did not deny the act but said be meant TO u
his wife He was taken in charge, and bas been odg
ed in Jail We know of do that he has to ot6r,
bat doubt that the very ingenious cOunse whe
are in the habit Of monopozing these ,sses in court
will discover that be is, and always was insane, such
having become the standard plea in ouro,ty, whsse
eases are desperate, and the blood-staipsd criminal
likely to get his deserts.
Justice Ellsworth proceeded to the scese of the trs
gedy yesterday forenoon to hold an inquest and tsAs
tao tlat Vtssl
at the time. He " q farmer in comfortable ciroun-
stances and is an Irishuan.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
Attorney General Tremain is in Montreal

ARAmRoAD DEcIsIos.-Some time since Benz plamin
Barker purchased a ticket which read as follows:
GOOD fer ore seat in fr-t class cars from Newfork
10 Buffalo by Hudson River and New-fo ork Centra
RGuruad-fo be used within three days from date
good for continuous trip only, properly signed and
stamped. Mr. Barker remained IN tnis cty week De-
fore taking the Cenual Rsilroad csrs; and then vas
passed a. far as Syracuse when the Conductor comog
On there refused the ticket. The result vas tnat MT.
Barker wss elected apd he brough. SUIT asain.t the
Conductor for assault and battery. Upon these ise,s
Judge Marvin Of the With District Don-suited the
plaintiff holding that the ticket evidenced the cohusc
between the parties-that the Rsilrosd Company vi
right 10 prescribe the terms embraced IN IL condition,
ard tha, the Conductor Justified IN the course ne
tock. [Albary Journal.
SAD AccIpEsr At PoRT DEPosIr, MD.-We Learn
that on the Fourth sailing party OF zen persons eit
Port Dep, sit, Md TO spend the day on the water ba,
their vessel va. upset by running on rock Mrs.
John First Of Baltimore With two children, and also
daughter Of Mr.. Lawrence OF Port DEPOSIT, were
drowned. The others were rescued. Enof1s nave
been made to recover the bodies Of the crownec bu'
none have been found yet, except the daughter o
Mr.. Lawierce The fire at Port DEPOSIT on the s.
inst. destroyed four houses, Owned by Messr, Iowr
and Taylor and occupied as follows: Wm- Falls, 40
tel; Wiley & Mccoy, storei the other two ners oocc
pied BY fssnilies a. dwellings, lffiia- buns'h.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
d" GAMBIA, Friday Evening
MISCELLANEOUS.

Parliamentary proceedings in England mad been
suspended until the Ministers OF the Goyerrmentwere
reelected.
1t was rumored that the new Ministry would curtai
the naval expenditures.
The King Of the Belgisns and the Count of Flanders
bad arrived at buckingham Palace on visit to the
Queen.
The Paris Bourse, the 23d, opened fiat for Reutes
at 6l 96c, and closed at 6l Soc, decline Of nearly
a quarter, as compared with the previous day.
An alarming and destructive fire took place al
Cork on Tbursday the night of the 23d. The amount
of the loss was not stated.
The steamship City of Baltimore was likely to be
ready to leave Queenstown about the 18th.
ST. JoHss n. f., Monday, July 4, 1859.
The Adelaide has over 500 passeI gers. Sne leaves
al daylight tomorrow for Newlork.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
ROMANCE IN JAIL.
From The Columbus TO- Journal

From The Coi1nbus fOI Journal
The conspiracy by which CadwaDa'er Wallace, jr,
who murdered John Godfrey at Chlicothe, escaped
frUm tie Ross County jail is being dIvuIged. 1t viii
be remembered thar asce shot Godfrey in the street
on account Of bis domurrDg at getting oat OF wagon
in which they riding, TO give place to some girls
of the town. lie escaped some months ags myste-
riously. Nelson McCollis'er, an accomphce in the
cops,rscy has recently dvulged the whole affair. 1t
seen that young aace enlisted the servant girl st
the Deputy Sheriff, Ross, and she took man named
Long into The pan, and one night whe hnss As ao-
sent the prison doors opened and Wallace e.
csped few moments after the girl raised an outcry,
and the cizeIs found her with her eyes bandaged and
hands b. md, aDo generally acting the part o having
been overcome by force. Suspicion attached to the
Deput; Sheriff and the party organs improved the oc-
casion TO lament that John X. Anderson the Demo
ratio candidate had not been elected in place OF the
Republican, when ali such affairs would have been
avoided.
wealthy par had effected q bargain with this same
Anderson and George s. Baker, City Marshal OF Chilli
cothe to berate the prisoner; but while they were at
his house concluding the plan, young Wallace ap-
peared having got the start Of them therefore these
cons pir atcrs got DO money.
AZ in all wel-regulated plays, there was an under
plot 10 this in which more women were concerned,
and this uIdsrplot was the means Of diyulging the
affair. Young citizen Of the place was intimate with
the sisters of McCoter Anderson also visited these
the Young man was Jealous; night, when Andor3Da
was coming he sec,eted himself, and overheard him
tell one of the girls bis plan for the escape OF aace
Subseaueuy he threatened Anderson to dvugc unless
he maid him A. 0eO Anderson being short gave blrn
hi, Tote for The uount, and took written pledge Of
secrecy. The note matured and was not taken up.
FINALLY Il was settled by Anderson psyiog s6O, ard
the papers Cancelled; blt third party had been
called in, and ne is now witness The case Is before
the Grand Jury of Rose County.
John r. Anderson ia the sane Deputy U. s. Marshal
who figured 30 conspicuously in the Connolly case in
CnciDI All 1857 and is said 70 be the individual Who
lo, the ror ne gro fugitive in the building Vie
street be Is said 10 be the who upon being do
fested last Fall the Administration candidate for
Sheriff Of Ross County, was c0nsoled By 81. b.,
who gave bin a contract for manufacturing munitions
of var at Rrtsmosth o.. and he is the chap of whom
The Ch.Leo,as 1dseTtlser said, II ne " mad been
80 elected, young Wallace never would have escaped
The Court is in session, and Anderson has given bai
| for his appearance from day to day.