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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12

New Yoai, june I'm tho stock markc, spoca-
lniiye shares are dahl whilst there Is fair demand
Tor State securities Tennessee sizes Sold ut VS.
N;sscuri's at sig. Nirciuia's 954.
The receipts from customs yesterday were % L.
rhn steamer GLASGOW, for Liverpool to-day, took
.1ut s,O6.75 50 in specie. Money is still abundant
vt low rates upon good paper; call loans four to
i've = ct six months paper is sought after At hVe
The imports OF foreign dry goods a, this port
tho week amounted t. 81 ,232 POI. nearly all OF
which were thrown upon the market. Amount
since !st Of January, $500 ,to3.
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PROGRAMME OF THE
AND TOURN 4 81 z Mt
10 RI JJCT II At
Columbia Springs, Alexandria County,

~ THtRSIIY. Juns l4th, 1850.
T.1HE PROCESSION, headed by full BAND
1 OF MUSIC. will reach Alexandria. at III
o'clock. in the Steamer George Page aud proceed
through the streets Of The city 20 The Springs,
reaching. them about o'clock,
The Riding will commence at :. o'clock precise
ly unJcf lie direction Of Charles NJ. Ctstleman,
esq. Major II. Carter Dorsey, and Capt. II. X.
BRADSHAW, Marshals.
The CHAMPION and KNIGHTS OF HONOR
will be decided by the Judges, the MAYORS
Of Alexandria, Washington, and Georgetown, and
other gentlemen, having been invited to act in
that capacity, and these will name the QUEEN
OF LOVE AND BEAUTY, and her MAIDS OF
HONOR, who will then be daily Crowned; after
which the QUEENS BALL will commence, and
continue until | / o'clock, p. IN.
C0TILLI0N MUSIC will DO on the ground
from o'clock, H. H., tog inc convenience OF those
who wish to dance i'll Ii" morning.
The Cars vii! leave Alexandra AT . o'clock. Il.
n ana at l. >. and ). p. III and return at IL, 10,
and II, =. III.
Tickets including Fare o.: lie Cars and adms-
siOn 10 the Tournament and Bail, Is cents for
Gentlemen. anl so cents for Ladies. for sale ut
the Depot
Seat. have been provided for over THREE
commoiaton for an almost unlimited number to
witness the pageant.
Dinner, Supper and Refreshments will be fur
nished by Mr.. Fahcy, at tae usual prices.
HON. WILLIAM SMITH, and other distin-
gushed gentlemen have been invited to deliver
the Charge &C., % the Knights, who will com
prise gentlemen from (r=inia, Maryland, and the
Distric, 1f Coiumb,..
lslj~ For iug;bg1 particulars. see Regulations.
je li--GtA
CtrECIAL NOrlCE-K, >pecrlully addressed to
- the citizens of Alexandria aud surrounding
Counties. The subscriber bcgs leave to call the
attention Of the citizens Of alexandria and sur
rounding Counties, to his NEW CLOTHING ES-
TABLISHMENT. No. 100, 18th street, opposite
the Post Office, Washington city, where will &c
found il fine and we'll selected stock Of CLOTH.
ING, FURNISHING GOO D 5, HATS AND
CAPS, all of which will be sold at the lowest
prices. A call is respectfully solicited. All Of
our GOODS age lew, and made up in nice style.
n T. Don't forget to call ut the PEOPLES
CLOTHING STORE, No. 400, It'll street, oppo
site the Post Office, Washington city. Yours, re-
specially, J. IL. SMITH.
Washington. ie S-d2wtwim
TT Will. ne to rhc advantage Of All in want Of
1 CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS
and CAPS. t. cos29 10 SMITHS, No. $50. 7th
street, W. hi4gion, d. C., Us you can say" ..om
!, to 20 per cent. hy buying at the ab~,o place.
Washington, .e S-d2w6 w2I.t
I WOULD .inY1s& all the people of Virginia
| to rcn4e 10 the PEOPLES CLOTHING
STORE, No. 400. eth street, opposite the Post
OBicc Washington, DC, ta hay CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS and CAPS.
Washington, iiC @~-d2wIswSm
TOME 10 TIE PEOPLES CLOTHING
" STORE, No. 100, eth street, opposite the
Post Office, Washington, D. e., 10 get your
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS
and CAPS. Washington, je S--d2wawSm
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From Washington

WAsuINGToN. June, ll.-As there are two
Capt Henry resident in this city It's prop
ar 10 state that the ono identified with the
Sumner affair is Jas L. Henry, OF Ky. an
examiner in the Patent Office.
The Pacific Railroad Committee had Il
meeting this morning, and q majority Of them
determined TO repcrt the bill embracing the
Central and Southern routes. MezS.s. Fen
ton, Farnsworth, Rice ard i,reuch opposed
II
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fI1HE PEOPLE say that SMITHS, No. 46G, III
/ street, opposite the Post Office, Washington
city. is the bes, place to buy CLOTH ING, HATS
and CAPS. Wa8hington,j e S-d2wdw3m
C,MITn.S, No 80, eth street, Washington. d.
= c.. l. the best place to huy CLOTHING,
HATS ana CAPS.
Washington, je s-d2wAw5m
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Later from Japan.

SPRINGFIELD. No, June ln.--Tho ever
land mail, with San Francisco dates Of the
4Ist uit., arrived here to-day. with Japan
dates Of April 22d. and from China, Of April
10th. The Chinese have concluded TO pay
the English and French governments their
expenses, and acccde 20 all thor demands.
The ports and rivers Of China are to be free
to these Powers, but they will be charged
for entering them, the latter being engaged
in the coolic trade and proclamation has
been issued warning them against kldnap-
ping.
The news from Japan states that the En-
neror had been aS>assinatod and that the
Prince Uuilairo, at the head OF the Japanese
Government, was also aSsassinatcd on the
18th March. While on his way to the Pa
lace. with his train, he was attacked by
rJultecn japanese, dressed us travellers.
Six of his rctainers were killed, and several
wounded. One Of the assassins, who was
wounded, had his head cut oil By his com
panions. aud carried oft. to prevent his be-
ing recognized, Two OF the assassins were
Princes of high rank, and were permitted
graciously to d!sembowel themselves, to pre-
vent their being behcadcd. Thirty suspected
people were beheadcd.
Since the death Of the ':old' Tycoon, an
entire change had been made in the Japan
csc Government, the present dynasty being
opposed to foreign intercourse, and ohsta-
cies were being thrown in the way of trade
aud commerce. Prince Mclo was at the
head Of Il strong opposition. and was expec-
ted daily at ,ieI4o. I'll the foreigners in
,hat city were required not to leave its pre-
cincts after dark and are advised by their
consuls to 20 armed at all times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12

3 AND FOR S.3LE.-I offer at private sale, my
FARM, Il miles from Piedmont Station, and
Il half nile from Cool Spring Church, containing
GNE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES
About 100 acres Of tails hand is cleared and in
fine state Of cultivation, all we'll set in grass, aud
IS acres Of bottom land which ia 6rst-rate timo-
thy meadoY.
Gs.rrs The improvements are small but eomfo.ta-
Yble. There IS on the premises an old Aiii
want of small farm, would do well to examine
this land. as am anxious to sell, and will give
possession the first day Of August.
Terms liberal, and would take young servants
in part pay.
Any communication addressed to me, will re-
ceve prompt attention. LEWIS BRUCE.
Piedmont Station Fauquier Co., my 24-eas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12
SABBATH SCHOOL EXCURSION & PICNIC.

H. on It ESDAl NEXT, the ETH
=. -er! instant the Teachers, Children and
friends I'll the SABBATH SCHOOL OF the Il. L.
CHrRCf SOUTH, will spend the day 1; thQ
WHITE HOUSE. The Steamer pIlENlX has
been chartered for the occasion, and will leave her
wharf al ) CLOCK returning in the afternoon. at
the pleasure Of the company. Every effort will
he made 10 render the occasion agreeable.
Tickets can be had ii Geo. H. Robinson, John
Howell. Jam>s Gri-g, aud john Humphreys.
IL Il~-2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12

ALEXANDRIA DiaEcroRY.--Mr. George +.
French has begun in the canvass for a com
ple.e and thorough directory Of this city.
We trust that our citizou< viii furnish his
agents with every facility to make i: crn-
rcte in all it, departments. Snch an en-
;crprizc has been carried out in every city OF
the Union. and has proved great conye-
nenco 10 every one t:ansactlng business
The fact that the publisher of the Directory
resides among US, will go far to insure the
correctness OF It's details.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12

LATEST FAsuloSS.-The silks just INTRO
duced for spring and summer dresses, we
with those Of any former season IN beauty OF
color and pattern. Many are OF texture 50
rich and substantial Is not to admit OF beng
trimmed with tiounccS. Dresses composed
Of these silks either have the skirts plain, or
trimmed merely with bows, or i!eSses Il Ia
yielle. mode OF trimming which Is always
elegant. Among the silks OF French manu-
tacture, there are some called tahetas tapona-
is. The pattern consists OF straw color ana
red medallions on white ground; others
having the same patrern on a black ground,
are much the prettiest. Silks chequered
with squares in lilac, blue, or pink, ana hg-
ured with Il pattern consisting Of sprays ana
wreaths of conyolyuiuS, are elegant, and nave
met with Il considerable share OF appreciation.
The rev HarcgeS, many OF winch are ot
Sprgged patterns. are remarkable tor the
harmony and beauty Of their huea. Inc
beautiful paSscmcntcrIe Q! the present season,
isa iayoric trimming employed tur corSage&,
and is also frequently employed for the skirts
of dresses. Various new patterns have Just
been introduced. One Of these IS in form OF
a vine leaf, and another has the tuchsla as
foundation Of the design. \ much aahlifeH
pattern, called the .'byzantiue," consists ol
loops and pendolocque. Straw pasSementelie
will be much employed this summer, anu has
already become fashionable. Among the
various styles Of trimming employed Tor
cloaks OF black silk, narrow i5unccs or 1nilS
may be mentioned as very general. \ mover
style Of ornament for cloals has recently
Teen introduced into Paris, and consists OF
bauls of black velvet striped at the edge
with straw. We have seen a cloak OF black,
trimmed with narrow llounces surmor"'ed
bv a broad row of velvet edged with straw.
4 favorite trimming consists OF a deep tai:
of guipure placed quite at the edge, and above
the guipure six frills Of silk.-Lody,S -Nc"$-
paper.
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IT VIII. ne 10 tie advantage oi At. in want o!
| CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS
and CAPS. to cof.;o to SMITHS, No $50. 9TH
street, W: .hi-gion, d. e., aS you can save ..om
! :, to 20 per cent. hy buying at the ab~,o place.
Washiuoton 10 S-d2wSw2rt
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CARRIAGE

~ CARRIAGE
CL0TH, (Colors,l at !,25 per yard
Innings, from % to 30 cents per yard
CANVAS from - to - cents per yat,!
DUCK and DRILL, from 81 to 81 cents
BOLTS. 10 10 inches
BANDS. from - cents to = pei sci, dc.. &C.
For sale by JOHN Il. HLSAHS u CO.,
ic q--,oM Washington. l.. {.
EoCKINu BIRD SruLEN-Was> stolen from
w it, cage. hanging; in the yard "t i dwelling
ON s.. Asapa street, on Friday night last MALE
MorKiyG BRn--l fine singer. \ liberal reward
will be paid Tor its return, or information which
will lead 10 its recovery, the detection Of the
thief. Apply AT the Gazette "fIice. lc lit
TT WILL be to the advantage Of oil !" want OF
| CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS. HATS
and CAPS, to come 10 SMITHS, No. AGO, It'll
street. Washington d. C., as you can save 4; least
i 70 % psr cent. bv buyng ut the PEOPLES
CLOTHING STORE, Washington city.
Washington, jc S~~l2mGw3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12
Additional by the North Sriton.

QUEBEC, June ll.--Thc North Briton has
arrived here with tie following additional
intelligence:
The Emperor Napoleon has promised the
deputation from the Honduras intcr-oceanlc
RAILWAY, his protection.
In debate on the cession Of Savoy and Nice
to France, in the Sandman Chambers, the
Count Cavour said the sacrifice was grievous,
but stated the circumstances and pointed out
the necessity of preserving the alliance with
France. The treaty was approved On the 18th
by a vote of 225 against 33
In opening the Cortes the Queen OF Spain
expresses satisfaction at the termination OF
the war with Morocco, and states that the
relation with all the other powers were salts
tacto'N.
The Paris correspondent OF the London
News reports that Francc and Russia had
agreed to partition Of Turkey, and that
England is to be offered a share.
Hong ong dates Of April 9th state that
the tenor Of the reply Of the Emperor of China
to the allied propositions, was unsatisfactory,
and that hostiIities appear inevitable; also thas
a scarcity of rice in China was expected. The
silk districts were in disturbed state, from
the depredations Of the rebels. Tea was firm,
and exorbitant prices were asked.
The ship Intrepid, for New York, was
wrecked in Caspar straits. Crew saved.
The steam sioop OF war Hartford &c guns
was at Hong Kong.
The Insurance on the Great Eastern Oh
the round trip from England 10 America,
and back, has been fixed at e per cent, or
about four tmes the usual rates.
The Times, in leader, describes the ter
rib!e tortures inflicted by the Neapolitan
police on their prisoners.
NAPLES, Wednesday morning, 9@0.--The
bombardment Of Palermo lasted several
hours, and Garibaldi entered the town on the
22d, establishing his headquarters at the
centre of the Plaza. The number killed dui-
ing the bombardment was very large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12

IL FOR GNTAkRl.--in, propr,eters o! the
f0LC ANuoINE. Wishing /" '"ni."' rs great
qualities oa.y {, sucA comrla.n,, - START from or
n:o conucrrrI with the ucr% 1u- system, and |"
avoid the too common ,ncars used I" Introduce
proprietary medicines ,hat Of making them cures
or every n4meablc complaint. would hardly nave
cared 20 recommend f2r this most paintui OF MI
complaints, Cutarrh. Bat eases OF 'uch "'eicou
character have experienced such Important cures
that ye now, with confidence, rcc"end II 80 an ~
I,,no, he usrd with the UNIVERSAL COUGH
rF-.EDY the on, 10 cure the Cough or STIFFNESS
20 common to Catarrhal Complaints. and the oth,
,r to completely relieve the pains i" head or nasal
organs. which always accompany or '"Il"" Inc
ttacks We would caution ALL a. they Ea'ne me
chance Of a cnre. 10 he cautious anu purchase
hUNNEW preparations OF Snch rs 'ney
can rely on. So.dDy all respectable dealers 1''
advertisement. Je '-""I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12

The Richmond correspondence OF the n.
Y. Herald says: Senator Bayard, the FIRST
chairman Of the seeding Convention at
Charleston, offers n bet i've thousand dol
lars that Douglas will not get the nomima-
ton at Baltimore, five thousand dollars that
if he does get it he VIII not obtain the e'cc,
toral vote of any STATE in the lnlon, and
ten thousand dollars that he will hot be Pre-
sidcnt on the 18th Of March ISL. This.
though openly offered, has not YET been ac-
centeu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12

SEVERAL VIOLENT ASSAULTS upon indiyid-
uals are mentioned in the Washington pa
pcrs, as having occurred last week, in conse-
1uence of quarrels growing out Of the late
Municipal election. A man named Moran
was stabbed, and another named Shea had
his skull fractured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12

An CrsEr-On Sunday morning, as Il
party Of five or six persons were sailing in
Il boat, when opposite this place, the boat
was struck by heavy flaw Of wind. and
upset. All hands" ciuDg 10 the boat, and
were saved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12

TRIAL Of Nov EHS.--it will lie seen by
the advertisement in to-day's Gazette, that Il
trial Of Movers is to take place OH the
grounds of the Potomac, Piedmont and Va
ley Agricultural Society on the 10Th Of July
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12

II is now said TO be established. that the
pleuro-pncumonia is disease born OF the
dis,illery COW stables. The report Of the
New Jersey Agricultural Society, just out,
81, th;s fact
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12

I WOULD ADVISE all the people of Virginia
| to rcns 10 the PEOPLES CT 9TH NC
STORE, No. 400. eth street opposite the Post
Office, Washington, DC, t0 hay CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS and CAPS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12

NOME 10 TIE PEOPLES CL0THIN &
~ STORE, No. 400, eth street, opposite the
Post Office, Washington, D. e.. 10 get your
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS
and CAPS. Washington, je S-d2wawSm
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AUCTION SALES.

A FINE TRACT OF FAUQUIER LAMB
n FOR SALE.-I will offer for sale on the
premises, Tuesday, august 2sh merit, at the
late residence of George Nelson, IF fair, If not,
the next fair day. his FARM, containing about
1000 ACRES This farm lies on the road from
Warrcnton to Bealton Station, miles from the
former, and from the latter named Station, on
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and miles
from Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, adjoining
the lands Of Lewis Shumate, Richards Payne, and
others. About one-fourth Of it is we'll umbercd,
all is we'll watered, and fenced, and is very pro-
&yssSs ductive in all kinds Of grain and grasses
Esfl The BUILDINGS are comfortable.
TINS farm is susceptible Of easy division into
two or three farms of almost equal size with plen-
" of wood and water on each.
TERMS About one fourth in cash, the residue
in three annual payments. Possession given on
the day of sale. If preferred by the purchaser,
portion of the money will not be wanting for
several years.
The manager on the farm will show il to any one
wishing 10 look at it. My address is Cnlpeper Z.
H., Va. L. p. NELSON,
Executor Of George Nelson.
Fanuuier County va ia 12-2awts
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" SLAVES.-Pursuant TO a decree of the Coun-
ty Court Of Alexandria County, in the suit Of
Wrenn VS.. Wrenn, the undersigned will tho
TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE, 1860, at tho
Tavern house Of Samuel Cats, in West End, Fair
fax County sell at public auction, for cash, 10 the
highest bidder a valuable SLAVE WOMAN anu
her CHILD. D. i. SMOOT, COMMISSIONS.
lie g-dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12

BY 7. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed by Geo.
ID W. Harrison, on the 9th Of January, 1858.
the undersigned, Trustee, will offer for sale, ON
2Ist Of June, (inst } valuable
as. HOUSE AND LOT, on Wilkes street, 81 feet
Ell inches east Of Columbus. The lot is II feet
= inches, by l6 feet inches. The building Is Of
frame, nearly new, and In good order.
TERMs:-Onc fourth cash. and the remainder in
three equal instalments, at 6, 9, and Il months.
The sale will take place on the premises, at IL
o'clock. ut which time further particulars will be
made known. D. FUNSTEN, Trustee.
ic cots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY OCTOBER 15 SHEET
blow over the emsrnns win run considerable rias Of

blow over The emgranis win Considerable Risk Of
cold times.
Judge Flenniken and Marshal Gree, accompanied by
Captain Burton the African traveller, leave here for oAr
son next Tuesday. The Judge aud harshal would have
left sooner but inoy could not procure uansporaton
ow ing 10 tie Of toe regular mail carriage
on route, and tine general aslike cf rsEng
ones all 70 the tender msrccs or hese Indians they
have at length got hold IL pucky Ter and with the
promise Of protection from The Troops lney VIII venture
The day specified for the Washoe names and hai cean
try. Secretary Woolton doing something, and
looks like putting the Office harness wisnoli much
fourth.
The African traveller, explorer and what not is making
the most OF his time here gathering material for DOCK
Utah. hear. HIS health has considerably inpfov-
ed by his prairie trip much so that he able TO Keep
close TO the paper pen aud pencil Should he pre-
serve the neutrality or an impartial historian as faith
fully AZ he did on his pilgrimage 10 Mecca his sketch OF
Utah and the kormons Will doubtless and host OF
readers. When tired OF the quiu aud crayon he Ia
round about with every and by the time he leaves
tho Territory presume no will hare visited every place
and every person OF any note.
On Wednesday portion OF Lieutenant! Colonel Rowe's
command passed through the city on its way to Camp
Floyd The remainder are expected Tithia feS days.
and thus the Northern California route Will DO entirely
abandoned for the present season.
rhe ci.izens making active preparations for the
annual exhibition OF their industry and the produce Of
the territory The Social Hal Is being a.lsi up for The
occasion The exhibition comes OF on the lst day of DC
toher.
Last week discharged government tea nster shot
by deputy sheriff the Weber river The depaty,
with her person had overhauied Corn yell, and was
bringing him to Ogaen where he able for some
petty Affairs CoFnve being focsny le, In the posses
sion OF his pistols took favorable Opportunity OF draw
ing upon the deputy Several sbois exchanged aud
he fourth bali brought Corn veil 70 the ground Ha ooay
wns brought 70 Ogden inquest held aad The yerdict
rendered that Jubn Cnrnwe came - his deah ~ shot
from revolver ared by John Thompson Deputy Sheriff
of Weber county In the defence o. his a and while
In the execution Of the law That's the end of it.
The Probate Court again In reguar session. and tho
prospect favorable to getting ri Of few more thieves,
Tor time q. leags
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15
Important Decision Of the Court of App
psais III Relation TO PuEtsh Inent Tor
Mur0er.
From the Albany Journal, Oct. 10 I

From the Albany Journal, Oct 10
Among the decisoas just made by the Ooul Of Appeals
In the OF Mrs HartunE which turns the
construction Of the law In relation 70 capital psnaa
ment.
10 Court holds that The statute OF 1900 in ts appca-
lion pcracus under conviction ~ the time of its pas
seSr Ia sGtionai AMI void D0st facso, be
u prscrih,s different and Increased pGnsnpen.
fom thai force !, lbe tune when the onsncs was COM
riued To the panrhrlca' q death 1t supersdds oue
years iuDrlsonatn. al tsr. labor.
Le Coo e aso eXp,ssses ma orir o. that the mes lar,
hayug slosIc t,e aay statute teHning h. aging the
rode N ,ef' ani itse prssJrioing ~ ne mode,
there = fsw o. co VII cpran be pronounced
agailss person convicted ~ uIder In the frat de-
vhater 10 90 lie b. -riurourr by poisoning, In tho
las ny bnrnns I'll stake front OF The capitol,
by banning rests tie scret o. nobody ka,vs xto
perhaps tne Govsrncr poFhap the Sheriff.
Tta c1ecu, oo'' i, place Whenever ordered by
u. Governor IA cs tic Governor does not order H.
II takes place The nvict remains imprisoned for
en- n;e 'cr liable any moment 70 be ordered 70
ias'aut crtc - that caprice may dictate.
There is prsysns icea that although the sLatateary
Is abolish 81 nars ing remains the punishment
~ las. BAT vaer the legislature repeal sta
ute winch merely ~ AZ OF the law,
csunrt be r-ssoed that hey Intended 20 retain the
very thins shiCA they abolished.
In tn oi Mr. Earian the offence charged vas al
law neo petty treason, and the punish
IeEt p'ctcr'oei th-refvr burning ~ the stake II
son4 ssara.S - ella that the Legislature ia
"a 20 revive the law in reepecs - this class
Of os-ss.
Nnsy hs mgoa 'ha all nu -derers can under the new
les, b. convicted or rurdr Ia the sond degree for
which y pir slnent Is for life. But sup
pss tho r'inr 70 tss,e ths, pieac2 guilty Of tue
rri.ao g. int fist gree now any Court
salonce him ior les oG-ncc than that q which be s,
by bis 1ws q 0resson "a tae r. ord, guilty.
The dec'soL N re It e. Hartung by the Court
sanchez another aacer sentence In the city of
New York