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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

Morcsysk volunteered to eecort him up stairs and pat
him To bed. The peIt morning Mr. Howard, np,o
awakening in his sober senses found himself minus
So IS aud At accused Mofcryski Of stssiag it.
MANY in the bOuse bad their doubts about the ,ant
taking tie money but Howard persisted in his charge
.rd hsnded Morczyst over 30 the csre OF Officer
Freuie of the First Precinct The prisoner VS.
searched and some money found in his possession ives
ideptfed by Howard "a having been stolen from hin.
TIE bogus Count was msrched 20 the Lover Poles
Court, snd upon the evidence siduced committed to
the Tombs for trial by Justice Connolly.
Officer Freude banded over 10 M. Linden, the clerk
Of TIE Court cspscious walet, which he f>anf upoa
hs prisoner and which ourd to contain letters OF
Introduction to Mr. Bu,,erfei Of the firm OF Wells.
But,,rfield & Co. and other prominent business meo
in TIE CITY; tie letters bearing date al LonGoo, Paris
ard Berlin. Notes Of band and bills of erchsoge for
large amounts about Ia become QUE and supposed to
be seies were s-o discovered. Tae letters, notes
and other papers appeared in the same handwriting.
On another psper found ID possession OF the accused
were the lanes, oocupsion and places of busines's
many dow 4. town merchants. Among the Names arc
those Of Gov. Ed. ID. Morgan, Peter Cooper, I.
Buiter~orh X Hyslcp, Mcecs Taylor, +. Hsvemery.
Geo Nswbod, &c. The w5uld-bs Count is q: preseut
stopping at the Cen,re-s,reet Hote-better known Is
the Tombs.
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DESPERATE SUIcIDE-LoyE hSD JsLoUsr.-Pcrs
fw months psst, Theodore BurriI, Fnnchman, =
yesrs OF sge, who WAS em ,loyed as fireman oa ths
steamship Vanderbilt has been paying particular
attention to Mary McGurc Irish girl, and chsmbS-
mad 10 the disr,putable lager beer shop OF Joseph
Fsber, No. 30i Greenwich street, with the intent, {"
he bai frequently decsnd Of marrying her. Mary
did not rsciprocate his love, which fact was great
source of troubeto him Sunday evening Burrll went
to see Mary and when alone in The room he prcducsd
a dagger and threatened 10 take his own life, but she
took the weapon from him; after which several drinks
were udulg.d in. When about TO leave, Bduili no
quested Mary to return him hi knife and not believing
that he would resort to violence, he did so, when he
instantly plunged the steel deeply into his lett esss,
and fell to the floor. He repcntsd TIRE set in ooness
aft, warl wber too late and wished that his life might
be saved but in ten minutes he WA corpse. Burr,h
was extremely jeaoos Of Mary, and believed that
another occupied prominent place in her aifecti,ss
Coroner Scbner held an Inquest on the body, and the
Jury rendered verdict come 'ponding with the fore
going facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04
A WORD OF EXPLANATION.

The facility ~ith rhich tie Board Of Council men
wss organized yesterday. slthOugn the members were
suppoed to be equally divided in politics, ought to DO
explained. Mr.. Cornell, the Democratic csnidate for
President and the CLERK elected through the de-
fiction Of VIM II. Valentine Of the Twentyfcst Wsrd,
witch was entirely unexpected to the Opposition with
whom he had srted Il caucus, AID WITH ~hOm be went
"a he room To show bow much csuse they had to
RELY uton Mr. Valentine, We publish the following
pledge which wss voluntarily snc cteerfuly signed a:
the Opposition caucus by Mr.. Valentine, aud sll the
OF 1ers " hore names are appended:
Rssolrfd Tha, under no circumstances viii any ore
of Us vote for DenOt for President Of the Bparf
Or for reeantat-Arus or Docrkee thereof evan
although the Board remain unorganIzsd tor tie ~hoe
wear And 10 order 20 be more explicit sc agree not
IT, vote for President for al, man not named in this
resolution, viz: Hall, Graft D1uoS, L@rt OitSrson,
Len bier Ros-, Decker, Babcock, ' 1leutne, Towns
end, Aim or McAdzm. -
FRANKLIN oTTARsoN lA8aAHAHLENr.
DANItL BARROW. IRA {, ALLtN
UAuLIN bARCOCK. THOMAS O. ALL
4 NJ DECk-h. GEORGE RO,S.
ASORFW CRAFT IpANIsE TOWNSEND,
VIM II VALENTINE, WM LANDER, j.
Al these men met just before noon, and wsissd
together to the City Hall, To carry this pledge uto
execution. The remit IL known. Any comment Upon
the facts sou,d he supsrhuous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

Al ALLEGED HorEL THnE.--On Sunday evening
a young fellow giving his name a. John Norton en-,
discovered under sospcou. circumstances in the din-
ing roon of Pages Hotel in Spring street and given
into the custody Of Officer Roberto Of the Eighth Pro
clnct The officer upon examining the prisoner found
in his possesson ODE Of the hotel ssys several sksle
ton keys Fix handkerchief msrk ed A. Kssse. and
other property TIE apartment occupied by A. Keese
was found TO have been opened and 10 a iisordered
condition. The accused was tsksD before Justice
Kelly yesterday morning and cod ntsd TO prison for
examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

iehi- biz sut, the drawn curain of which dscoses
. vies Of Lnckno~ in ire beck gronnd. Tie en-
craving which s-ll dor-, is by Sr. a. II. R''che.
We AZ, sl,o nd-bt.i Ia Mr. John Dnr,ad Tor
portrait Of Mr. Brysnt, after E.hots portrst sac
cessfuIy engraved 90 Steel and published by the
Certpry Cub.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

TIE proprietor cf The Al5,or is always fortunate in
ihe election OF The for the .nuGsl engraving
stch te frsserrs 10 TIE sube- bers Of that excellent
iDarr.. Tnl- year be g-ve- them sfu-engto portrait
,f>i- Hstry Hsyeock, TIE hero Of Lucknow, sc1 q
hero lie ~ss ibc eco. He Is represented sitting ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

ARREST oY Az ALLEGED FUGirvE.-IIenry San
ders boy twenty years Of age recently an ostlsr in
Philadelphia, Friday last stole $72 from Messrs.
Reaney, Hess & Co. OF that city, and fed with tho
stolen money 10 this city. lie wss traced TO New
York, and yesterday morning Detectives Elder and
Young had the alleged fugitive pointed out to them ~
be was crying from aley-ssy in Jsckson street.
sar dtrs instantly seized and struggled violently
escape, but failing in that = gsog # desperate
thieves to his aid and to keep them a. repect-
able distance the officers obliged 10 draw thsar
pistols and threaten to U.s. them. youth in Pills
delpha also charges Sanders with highway robbery.
Blu, sbort time since, Sanders confessed 10 nsn
with whom he lodged that between two and three
years ago he killed boy 10 tbs city and then ras
away to rave arrest The fugitive s detained pro-
psrafory to being sent back to the Quaker City 10
swait his trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04
cry ITkNS
The Phlt annonic Society give their second concert
of the season Saturday evening reKt, at Nlblo's
Gaicen.

The EEw CosrRoILER.-Mr. Hsws took possession
of tn. Controller : Office yesterday H. finds himself
much cramped for waut Of room, and the paDe!s IN
curious state Of confusion The accounts ntelgi
bic OILY with great difficulty TIE new Cont olsr is
gettltg in entire set Of books aud hopes that
he will he able to make considerable improvement IN
the arcurs and p'elligibilry Of the accounts.
pretty thorough change ~l be made 10 the personnel
Of the office Mr.. vii lam Allen. the Deputy
Controller busy YESTERDAY at deck opposite that
Of Nr IIa~s
Beside CLERKS who belong 10 the different bureaus
under the Controller, there but three'he Stock
Clerk the Bob keeper, and another. These will BE-
hardly efficient to do the work which ought to be
done: bat they quite as many a. can be accom-
modsted 10 the present room. The Street Commis.
souer will, within two or three weeks. cate his
presert rooms and they will be- fitted up for the sdi
topa accommodation Of the Controller
Mr. fis~s sill devote his tine from o'clock to to
the business Of the city, ani requers all who wish 70
Tim on any other business to call between and
) O'Clock.
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tAdysrtissulen;,J
LIE CANON LEA, COMPANY bAve o.

hAnt every ,a,y Of Ts.s, for Grocn ssd T-sD s .
sm.s sonohorS Oooona Ald Young ysos ron l-
70 - Gnpovesr aud ImF~r.si from BE y 1s Al ots~
q s9es equally low. AEO. IN DoIys good EASILY ia 90
~. Cal Iad examine .. No. 10 CakhA0 So essssee ~
and a0ossve.tsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

YoUsG BURGLARs.-Jobn and William o Neil and
James Watson, mere boys, were unprecedented on Sun
day night, by Officer Smith Of the Tenth Precinct, who
found them providing along Divisicn street under very
Suspicious circumstances. They were taken " the
II ,tion- House ard in their possession was found q
loaded pistol, jimmy dagger, dark lantern, skels
ton keys, powder-Aask, spy.glsss, boz Of mstches
pocket book, daguereotype ksDess, and other minor
articles some Of which supposed % be- stoleo.
Officer Smith took the accused before Justice Steers.
who committed them for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04
lAdxntiaxneIt

THE METALLIC TABLET SrROP-lnyerted BY
Gro s.usD.Ks A. d. lsa-rhis, ths ser aine slcs, hss
been for pouGz he k-Dest posbss edge b
rssor Can D. obtsn-d Of the snb srs snd scs naauo-
tgrsu, j. rs. sAUSDKss, No. 7A..!. House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04
IA1vefisemeptI
OUyRUs Cop LIVER on JELLY-aPprovol

OF he New Yeri Academy Of Meiein+-possessss al ne ~.
Of pore Cod LAYER on AID ,.en shoat aapsssSsse
r..e PhyseaIs ansoq gaintsd s1h 70 call -
onos and Inv esiss:e rs rn,ntA Oa.: No Ss k4sv.
PEpcLD, CLAY L Co., Wbossse Asosts No Bstchss<l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

TIKI CRY As AN AInoSER.-The first Assembly Of
the -es-cn about ne office Of Mr K-ock Sup-rin
tendsnt # Outdoor Poor took place yesterday in the
Park Hundrecs of women, OF VARIOUS age ssl0T
l0obug sud muddy, mild aud ferocou., bat al clothed
in faded arments tattered and torn, berieged the 70
tunds. rom early morn. At o'clock-before msnY
tax pss.rs we're up-tbe coors were thrown open snd
the performances commenced imnediate,Y Aided by
two or three police and several sssis,stt Mr. K.
lock piloteo part Of the mot ey crowd arranged
them sr gle file ten tims Logger than ever se-n
a, the Post-0fce on q foreign mail csy. Their names
and places Of abode ten recorded, aud a. fat
one bstoh was exhaurted another admitted.
Ii % lees thar five to thousand were disposed Of
ar Thousands W on Thousands Will DC attended
10 in the course OF the weeks In sf-w days
sitter female besieg.rs dispersed, TIE male nem
bers OF thu same aruy viii likewise have casrcs to
leave their addresses.
Relief is extended 10 there 70 called poor people in
the shape Of fractional uts of coal ard Integral parts
of dollars About t-enty.fve visitors are enplj Eyed
TO cal on them ann spy out tber necessitrs. But the
shce psD Of bestowng aims tti- wsy is 90 doubt
farce since, ron tire nstare of the VIDE scope
IL afforded for the practice Of imposition and -nc)ur-
sgeueIt gwen TO systematic ard professional beggery.
NJ k-loek snd biz cerks recognize hoDdred- OF the
same faces snorg the sp lcarts year after Sesr; and
the III preston Is about unstimous wi,h t0ose who
know that The psrocic donation Of fuel ard money
the public under the direction of ire Governors Of the
Ar Roofe Is mistaken CT ariy, snd reeds discon
inuaiion. seuteman rem .rsed 20 Yesterday IN
the Superirtend,Its Office: Only stroIuce a ruo
upon the savings hanks, and YOU will see this
wretctec-ok king thrctg instantly dTlndle to 8
bakers dozsu."
Tie expenditure in the Outdoor Poor department
ts Wuter vii tcsrcsy isl short Of 100000, which
sum di,rr but.d suorg toe charitable associations Of
Il. city would releve vastly greater amount Of suf
frrus ard Offer a diminished premium - beggary.
Not ,tst TIE visitors employed unc.r Mr.. K7lOck
ere u.giectrl O. cuty; but The worthy poor shrink
fvu ierdrg ii the pobhc cub a, TIE best, and e.pe
ciay OF budding suorg tue repulslve rank and fle
press 1ocrd TIE Ro.urds for the Superintendent
crun De.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

The Dramatic

The Dramatic Profession will ind the BROS>
GIFTS yield. 70 ID. soothing nfueDse ~ Ms ~ 0Aho.
Sfgs indian BALssn LwEsSozT AND HoAssouso IL
may b. found 9. the druggists ssnsfaly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

THr NEW CEsr-We hsvs received from the
Adams Express COMPANY aud K,hsl-y & Co, a num-
Der ~ the cents The coin a decided improve
merit upon the old nickel sbor'Ion- In plsce Of the
srswpy sri, by courtesy called an eSgle, bsve
atnrd,ome female head scorped with festlers sur
rounded by the words United STATES Of America,
1859 Oo the other -ide are the sor's One Cent,
encirced nv al olive wreerh. In size, the reS cent
dos Nc, differ from the Old ore. In composition, We
ar GLAD to ssy, it Goes differ. The greasy German
silver hes been lc.e out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

EDWARD IT. DIXON, VI. D., E1ltDr OF tuo
Scalp. End Opefs,ius and Consu,inr SurEeon No ~ Shaw
Cor ,gfaiions obscure Gs,es daily s-t~esE
ald T. AID and evenings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

FATAL RAILROAD CAsUNLrr.-Coroner JackuAn
yes.erjsy hed inqus at AZ No. 80 West Eighteenth
street, on the body Of Daniel Neville lsborer on the
Hudson River Railroad VINO died from the effeots VI
Injuries received last Wednesday Neville was pass-
ing freight car along the track, when another car In
the up ane before he could set out OF the
way, crusbed lin against the forward car, causing
severe Internal ipjurie'. He afterwart went home
alore; but grew I'll S,ndsy evening" when death
snsued. The occurrence regarded IS pnrcly scci.
dental, ard the Jury rendered verdict to that effect
Neville wss 81 years of sge, and native Of ioelsnd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

DRUsKgSNEss ASDDEsrITUrrOs.-On Sunday even
icg Capt COul er OF the Twenty second Precinct, re-
ceived lnforDs tion that family occnpyog sshanty in
r. rty -sxth street, between Tenth and Eleventh avo
nues was in r starving condition. Officers Bowies and
McCrscsen dispatched to the place, on entering
which they found Patrick MoDernott, his wife Sasan
and four children, sitting in of the room the
floor of which was covered soms three inches deep
with mud and water. the parents were both grossly
intoxicated, and beside then the floor sat the poor
children crying most piteously, There WAS no roof OF
doors to the shsny neither did il contan s,pye bed
or sny other articles Of furniture, except few bundles
of straw. The whole family conveyed to the Sta
tiOr-Hoose, ard properly cared for. Subsequently,.
McDermott and his wife sent before Justice
Quackenbwh charged with being habtual dnInkards.
The children sebt to the Aims House by the mag
istrate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

A. W. FABRRs LEAD PENCILS, sod at retail
By FL s.sdon.rs. A. Wholesale only BY
L. FAsER col. Axsn., No. IL "lisms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

PaRApE OF TIE E,rIoSAL GUARD TROOPS WITH
DRAWS IRON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES detachment
a. the National Guards Seventh r gimsntl, numbering
Us men, consisting of d7tsis from the companies re-
spectivels commsr ded by Breyet-Co. SUBWAY Capt.
SHAKER Lent. Harrison ard Lieut.. Millsrd, accom-
p.red by fu,l drum corps psrsded for the purpose
q. preceding 10 -be QusrsDtlue garrison, Staten
Iard to relieve tie left wing 81 the Esveoth Regi-
mem German Rifles, Leut..col Bendix. The bst-
tsou va form eo a. II 10 Lsfsyet,splace, and,
after review by Col. Dlryee, broke into column and
marched DOWN Brosawsy toward the Battery, for the
purpose OF taking the o'clock boat to Staten Island
Wien the hesd NJ the column reached Wall street,
Pc ice Sergeant Allen handed Col Duryee the follow
ING COPY of a t.lrgrspbic diSpstci from Albany;
EXECUTIVE CHANBEs ALBANY, Jan. !, 1889
r!5e-ey1l trsd,rtck ToTHseH1
GpNtRsL: fee confident that the Immediate DANGER W
ha passed has resumed The seat 1hin
impulse usurred for tn. sud that II. people ~ Redmond
County wi heroef1h respect the Avs a. property OF tue
stare viii redress they suffer oy
D.. -S measures only You will Therefore issue the proper
order. whiraw, N. oops nsted and Stationed
az sui protection If the Quarantine ouiiinss
doir will 20 the troops my hSa sense OF
tbeir conduct uuusIs situation In which they
nave naed T@y have tled Themselves - the graft
rude ~ and have shown that they well
tie rorfderce which has ever rPosed IN
hen citizen .OdieEy. All, sn, yours 49,,
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arNrs.L HE.psrAErsss. srAT. OF NAVY

SPECIAL DBDsks No IL Inc Cpmnsnce,ih-Onie 10
dir-c the Withdrawal Of the troop. WEIGH have been
for the protection the property ofthe
Stst- ocs'.d To this END, therefore, Msj1 General
Sanford will ron;e'uand order for he detachment de-
the -.
III The Ih Regiment will already ordered from tbs First
Division A,dqusrtsrs ~ Discharged hom further ser ce al
Cossutus NoDosy next ysnuaryS
the pc. bs III. lb Regiment it, Quartrmssfer VII turn over
ger officer Of the COmmis-sry Generals Department
al public property for which he msy BE- responsible
" The umandrr-u Chief = pleased 10 recognize the
s,u,te .rvre. VIII On the troops Of Division have per
formed satisfactorily At Quarantine
IL every hsys borne al the exposure and pm
ystons ccrnt soldiers life without mumur aud have
fully proved the confidence generally rePo"d IN them
kA been misplaced
BY order CT the Commander Chief
PRED. TOWNSEND Adit Gcnl
Col DWyee 20 test the truth of the dispatch, rent to
Msior-GeIera Sardfords office, aud made inquiries,
and r, cevec reply that all right The bat
talon, however, proceeded 10 the Battery, and came
to halt CO.. Duryes aga looked into the mstter,
spd not deeng the order regular from the fact that
was not promus sted through his superior officer Brig
Gen Hall. concluded to proceed to Staten Island,
which Re did, leaving 10 the O'Clock boat.
The left wing Of ,he llth Regiment returned to town
ard were received by the left wing Of the 9Th
Regiment.
Tie Rrigaiier General went down ~ the Island in
the at that conveyed away the National Guard,
and couutermsnded the order. The battalion re-
turned to the CRY in TIE O'Clock boat and marching
up Broadway TO Laf.yett Hall, the troops we're dis
missed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

poses OF pleasure drives rides and promensdes, for
which il WAS projected and as a means Of healthiul
recreation TO citizens, and not crowded with the
Urinary business travel. Besides, the condemnation
~ any ore land for public purposes would be at too
Steatis sacrifice Of the remaining property on the
island when the large tract already Enclosed and the
solutions proposed thereto are considered.
during the latter pa'tof the past year two of the
stean hfe engines ordered by tue pgcNi0as common
IoUnei 70 be built for the ne Of the
= YIRE DEPARTMENT,
ave been completed srd cehvtrvd % the city. A
thrd one presented To the city by the Fire lcsuraDce
tonpaules, viii slso be reNdy sor delivery within a
Soit time. The introduction ot these engines has
ben the subject u mnCh discussion but = now gen
sSly approved by he FTv Department, ard will no
eoah, increase It's efficiency, especially If steam fire.
eiglres Of a smaller shall De- introduced This |
efgertlJ recommeud smaller engines, Us they nave
worked well IN other cities.
HE Fire Department IA composed AZ present Of
i'erglnrers, aud about 3 55u uther members. There
Ss engine co npsnIes, % hose companies, aud 10
heok ard ladder cOmpSLies. The eugioes and other
siiHsius are geDersly IN sopd condit,on.r
The expenses cf tins departaeut for 1888 were
taIto and the estimate submitted for 1889 requires
lie sum of $4,000. There otnef expenses ~hica
NV bot included in this item, which mAy be est mated
a. sooul SO 600.
Tie property 10 use hy the d. partmert, being rss
t st. and houses 90 leased ground, Is vslned
sHs,VC, and the appasa'ns Al about SlJ,V~l, the
lNsfest on which would amount annually, al SIX per
Tn TO 81, O00-thls mskiog the total AnagA cos: o
ls tre Department slii0O", beside the use OF the
repair.
:; recommended in my annual Message OF last year,
. uoeI 10 facilitate tie regaatiou Of toe avenues snt
us 10 the upper ssctiio of the city, As vel rs to
eeaPeuse to the property holders snd encourage
Tro'emetis on them. tbst 81 the streets shove
l's,oond streot sud tco. One. Huudre hand Ven
n ,!llh street sh0ad b. opened by and the same
FeNslg. stated tia. the cost Of doing this would
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-07
Imprisoned In Vault eighteen Years.

Imprisoned In n Vault Eighteen Years.
A newspaper published at Colema. Mexico,
on the Gath of Oct. tells the following frightul
story, aud calls upon the public to punish III,
criminals
When Gen. Pueblita entered the town Of Aye,
In Sept. last. be exaoIed forced loan from thc
people. aud share of IL fell upon the curate vi
the place. The eurate acted as though he
would pay but be did not make his appearance
at the point designated for payment, aud Gen.
Puebllta ordered him 10 be arrested. A party
Of men went TO his dwelling aud knocked at th,
door; there was no answer. and they broke in
They found no one In the house aud were about
10 leave II, when they heard . frightful voice
proceeding apparently from the ground, say
Ing II am hungry ~ The officer In command
went back tn Gen. Puebita and told him about
the voice. The General appointed q commits
sion 10 examine the house. This commission
went to the curats's dwelling, and, after care
ful examination, they found m0veable stone
In the door, and under this was stairway lead
ing down TO vault, which was entirely dark,
and had no connection with the air, save by the
staircase, aud a small hole that served ~ ven
tilator. 10 this vault were some books. few
articles Of furniture, and woman who had
been shut up there for eighteen years. She was
taken to Gen. Pueblita's quarters. When
brought into the light where she saw number
Of persons she tainted. After she had returned
10 her senses, q thousand questions were asked
OF her. to which she replied only that she had
been buried In that vault for eighteen years
without going out for moment; that she had
been married, and had children by her husband,
but she knew nothing of their fate; that. while
impr soned in the vault, she had had children
by the curate, but she knew nothing of what
had become of these children; and after saying
this much she became obstinately silent While
this was passing, q sergeant of the Pneblita
Brigade. then present, discovered that this wo-
man was his mother, and she recognized him as
her son and embraced him. The son then ran
for his father. who came aud recognized his
wife. The husband, fftsen years ago. was i'm
prisoned three years, under charge Of having
murdered his wife. ibis woman