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Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
THE FLOWING MATCH.

The Flowing Match took place on the farm of
the Society, on Friday, Oct. 2Gth, which resulted
in the first premium being awarded to Josiah
Fesmire, Blaker plow, and second premium to Fl .
Q. Fesmire. HeckendOrn's patent plow, entered
by j. v. Aspril. There were but the two entries,
and both plowmen performed their work WE'LL
Republican.
GREAT SToRE.-We would invite the atien-
tion Of our'rcaders to the great store of /. S.
Flint, in Market Street, below Eighth. During
the past season this gentleman has been unre-
mitting in his efforts 10 procure large supply
OF such articles as are necessary to make a good
meal, and he now oilers almost everything you
can name, at reasonable prices. Flint sells for
cash only, but at such liberal deductions, as to
make it the interest of all to make their pur-
ehascs from him. Go and see his stock, ami
you will soon be satisfied that he is worthy Of
your patronage, and his establishment just such
n one as housekeepcrs have long needed.
WouNDED.-John Thatcher, son of Lewis
Thatcher, formerly Of this city, was wounded at
the battle Of Balls Bluff, last week.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
NEW-JEPSEY ITEMS.

ARREST OF YOUNG RoBBER.-Yesterday Iore,
noon, yorg fellow, named Thomas Noonan, arrested
BY Officer Carroll was taken before Recorder sH5
from Mr.. Henry L. H4wkey, piano timer OF New
York, while the latter bathing at the Long DOCK
on the evening of the LIST inst 1t appears thai noGnan
CkeTsn,s went 10 the Long Dock TO battle, and per-
ce,yine Mr.. Hawkeys clothes the two first took his
nsns and after taking the money, amounting
10 SIS, secre,ed the garment. They were sfterward
~ New.York. Noonan got a go gold piece changed,
gave it to his ,niops and they then took look
around the titv. Noonan was committed to jail, and
S;eatford and Clements were held Us witnesses.
FATAL ACCIDENT FROM BURsIsG FLuiD.-A serv-
ant girl employed at No. l0i Mercer street, Jersey
City. in attempting to kindle FIRE with the aid OF
burning aud, set her clothing on fire, and was 80
dreaday burned that she died yesterday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
| Call for n Democratic State COnven.
lion.
ALBANY. N. ", Friday, Aug. 9, 1861

ALpAsY, N. Y, Friday, Aug. 9, 1861.
Tie following call is issued by the Democratic State
Committee
"The Democratic electors Of thexeveni districts OF
this State are requested to sen two delegates 70
State Convention 10 be beld ae3vracuse on the fth
day OF September, 1861, for the pup Of nominating
candidates for Judge Of the Court OF Appeals, Secre-
tary of state, Controller Treasurer, Attorneyeneral,
state Engineer, two Canal Commissioners, and In
spector OF State Prisons.
citizens are requested to unite in the selection
~ tbese Delegates who agree that the present crisis
demands tho subordnation Of tho interests OF party
10 those of country; who believe that the vigorous
prosecution of the war should be accompanied by the
mot liberal proes Of peace who seek the restoration
of the Union by extending equal justice TO all the
States; who regard war or peace defensible which
IL baeed upon the idea of the ultimate separation OF
these States; who while willing 10 oppose TO Seces-
zion all the resources of the country consider section
alism at the North as pregnant source of the evils
that affect u.s. and demand that public affairs shall be
conducted henceforh upon broader principles OF Con-
s,itutional duty aud patrotism; and who agree that
Justice TO our soldiers and taxpasers demands the im
mediate institution Of more rigid administration Of
expenditures, and the expulsion Of corrupt men from
Office. :
0Psrpn CIeeIg, Setfetny.n
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

The Chicago Tribune OF Tuesday says:
The weather during the greater portion OF the past
week was intensely hottie thermometer ranging
from 80 to 100 degrees in the shade IL was however
large amount of the spnDg wheat bas been secured.
Oats and barley also being cut al over the SoIn
west and the Weld is reported 10 be fair Tbe spring
wheat crop concerning which there was considerable
anxiety two three weeks ago, Is reported TO 70 DC
fair average YIELD and IL are 70 judge OF the saIn-
rles already sent in, the quality Is excellent. Inc
Winter wheat is also thresbing out much better than
was anticipated and s said TO be the best crop Sc
cured for five years past. The crop, nnder the
beat Of last week, thriving WE'LL and so far as the
Central and Southern portions of this State and Iowa
are concerned an immense yield is expected, while
in the Northern part Of Illinois and Iowa, the crop
viii be good unless early frosts damage it. Thus far,
we have everv prospect Of large abundance of every
thing in the shape Of breadstuthus securing 10 us
nlenty 10 eat, even though money ia scarce.
There was q limited demand for Eastern exchange
to-day, and the ruling rates were iel y cent for
styaieht bills on New-York, and par for " crooked"
Exchange, or bills drawn for New.York exchange on
The receipts and shipments Of -four grain, live ttoch,
Sc., during the pact week were as iolj0ws;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO.

Tho British steamship Kangaroo, Mierhouse, from
Liverpool oath, via Queenstown 25th, at iO:3o .. m,
with merchandise and 1853 steerage passengers arrived
Yesterday. She has 80 cabin passengers and f5i 900
on freight. She has had strong westerly winds and fogs
the entire passage.
The Kagaroo on the 26th nit, 80 miles west Of Cape
Clear, passed the British steamship Persia, from New
York, bound to Liverpool.
The Kangaroo brings to Messrs. Nesmith & Sons,
CO, 400; Thorne, Watson & Co., fl,0COi Brown
Bros. g. Co., E5O,OOO; Z. Zachisson, f73o; Wake
man g. Dimop, { ,OOO Parker, Brooks & Co., EI64i
Walsh, Carver g. Chase, E704.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
Arrived.

s,mshio K,n4sroo BrL Mierhouse Liverpool Iay a. vie
s a. no. o:S 20 p pc.hs MI as. and so on sh
july D. o Point Lynss passed hp. John Bright Chan.cssr
cS.f ls s .nsus6p rsis Br hence io ..
Ion q 90 saw two ieeOse, An m : .,s.a. ns,b a." ,s
lust s Il So lon Is passed sbip EDlerad s from Liver
pool for HewYsrk. Had siEoug westerly "ina' and 's' tho
Ship M F. storer Trsk Liverpool Juns a. 200 tni, ee.
70 Task Dearborn Crossed the Baks between s 40 and vi
sbp Washington whe Liverpool juno 49, 100 tnss sa
passage crossed the banks in lat a ?o saw 10 ice
BARI Raleigh (tisnbl Heidsneh Hamburg " days md''-
ana AZ ~ roeEst oSasucs dsys In ballast to mssssr
scLf Frederick Reed Mcclellan, senPOrt coal for Port
sehr H. X DuntOp Sherman Bangor days. unber to
schr. C. Northsn Reed Por,lsnd days stcue
schr. Panama, Allen, Boston, for Abaly. a.
Schr. Montezuma hoves, Prosinco own days, trn
schr Governor, Chase, Boston days. hsh.
schr M.Sourro Huo, Rscklapd fday. lime
sehr. Quaker City Bspjanis Elh.belhport.
sch Eefs en- sec. EEsSpSs q, &, psad Ss.a:
s:s! sIa. Ws s.ansa % 9I . fs River
sehr hf G L. Io,sras Jones' Eissocsheor, for r.an,oa
Schr. Diadem, ludlow EliIabe,hpou. for Providence.
Schr. Reaper, Ferris Elizsbehport. for Greenwich.
SeSr l. Merritt Dswnsy EinsSs.Spc1,, 70. New Haven.
aSc sss5 o S Carer for rc,n
slOop G Peei, Peck tilz:se.hp IT, for rG.eenwich
sehr George and Edward. seeck, Ellabsshpert f'' N~
seep ycorine Adias. Cold SPRING. rife cannon md ~
for Wsshinsop, ID. c. =
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison, Philadelphia nas~ to 3
Bnggs ~,
s;e.mer Tacouy. Ely, Phadelphis, nass 70 Lepsf -
patrick. a. rx~f1
Steamer Pelican. Williams Prov.dsnee. mds' 70 AA'
Bynner. rs ~. -. a. n r.
steamer Po,omssa Eye, Portland. ndss. and ps's -
s,ss@sr Croker Ph,ss.phi. ard o... n:y 6:yisS
AMI pass 70 P-Shins On The sth. passed saness
the Cape OF delaware. o.x~r<
SAILED, sih-Barks Maria Augusta lSvsSSh n GSk. ~
Gslr,s Gn,ss S1on s., ssr9 9cSSssss Ts;.sssI
BELLOWS Ship Thomas Jessnen t0f Boston"
pool June e. ta .lfr - - ~ "a
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

Business during the past week has been active ana
the leading markets were firm The Spring cfops an
over the North. West now being harvested, ana
till these secured receipts OF Irodnre VIII
probably be comparatively light. There Is eti qute
| a large quantity Of old wheat yet unmarketet.
The FaH Rirer Nsus Gays that the Troy fail hiver
Anawan Metacomet and Linen Mills Of that city, all
of which manufacture print goods have suspended OPP
erations for the present.
Tie Union, Quequechan, Wahtapee and DIR. Dur
fees mills have been stopped several weeks. The 20
casset is the only in the city which MANUFACTURES
sheenqs and as there IL good demand for THIS class
of goods At present. the Pocasset will continue 10 run
full Time.
The Fall River Print Works (Mr. ROtesonsl and the
Nail Mil have also been stopped several weeks Inc
American Print Works has 6een running three days
in week. but it is uncertain how long 1t VIII continue
10 do IN
The Woolon Mill Of the Messs. Eddy is running ful
time and is about commencing the manufacture OF army
cloth.
The Thread Mills OF Oliver Chace and Davis ~ Rus,
seh and the Vic ing factory ef Augustus ,na'e 81.
in Fall River Il. l.. lave been stopped from obe-hah
toihree-ourlhs of the time for the past few weeks
The Boston Trdrei'sr says:
The ,silroads in New-England are now beginning
TO feel the effects Of ibe sgnaon Of business caused
by the The passenger travel, bcth through ana
local. is quite sua and the ocal fright traffic has al
most come 10 a stand stl indicating the light demand
upon Boston for goods by the interior towns, Slch
roads az sre out of debt however, feel confident OF
earring dividend, though it win probably be smaller
than for several years past.
The merchants and busness men OF Memphis, Tenn,
have recently held a meeting, TO urge upon the Con-
federate Government the propriety Of buying upthe
whole aud tobacco crop average OF lV cens
y b for cotton and cents for Tobacco and pay for the
same by issuing It's bonds and treasury notes to the
planters. Il il supposed that these issues will answer
for currency for the country. The proposition, how
ever does not meet with favor from the newspapers.
Tile MA pits BpdefR speaks Of il seeking to place
debt on the shoulders Of the government o. some
$22j 900 600. The editor argues
If the government cell the CROP sill may go
well If the block de be not raised this season, the
government has incurred Immense debt without any
eqniy iysent any means TO pay IL. To hold the cot
ton and tobacco over to guO,hrr season II would be
worth little nothing; Tor by that time another crop
comes into market, and creates such supply
that neither the Old crop the new ono viii bripg
any prices.
Tle ST. LoRis Republican Of the I'll says:
Money matters remain without change. The banks
are doing their usual busiues., which IL quite im-
iteo in the discount line 10 Old paper. As evidence
of the falling oil ia these statement of tie
amount OF The bufines ia the local line for live days at
one OF our largest discouutiug institutions, which IN
the active bu.ines- seison has usually done very
heavy busnefs 10 the local line:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. e.
Cleared.

stexu,hipsesmhip City Of Baltimore Btb yearey. Ls
erpool j. Y. Dale Borusss, Tractman' hsnea'so huhh
sSpsr r. Cuttins Mallory, LivepOOii Constellation No
Crowe Liverpool Princeton, seeley Deusa-
- P;is az the sea Mcfarland Zszsj d. q PsHy, Su,.ons
cs YaeS PosIteld Morning Star, Stirling santasos
master =. ,s.t,l, I.h,s~,
BrsMaris M0rg'n MSenss. Afspsr Pasn, y0ps Nsa,
G Tbo, owen Son; L. Bschsn VI QueeDs.own, Fanch.
schoonsrs- Rspb Post, Rowey London, Z d. Burbut
Co Tepssse Woosie- EsstpoI., d. fsust Moriand,
de- phis GeoIgana sycot MAnzanil. Brett, Son Co.
Hsaoyer Merton, Lisbon, Yates Po.teIheId
Propeeg-Ssrah Jones Ihide!plia. Loper hrzpe.TicL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

ADARIsG THfEF.-Oficer McGay of the Broadway
souad, Yesterday, arrested a tbi named John
OBrien, who is charged with having stolen gold
watch and chsin valued at s75 from Isaac Hsber OF
No. As Dey street. Mr. Haber was walking In Broad-
way. near the Astor House, when O'Brien suddenly
rushed against him, and, grabbing his watch, ran OF
with il. The officer seeing tho movement, followed
the thief and after chssing him short distance, r
rested him with the watch in lis possession Justice
Osborne nmIted the accused 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

The exchange market Showed a marked declining
tendeuey aud no ses could be made at better than
v cent premium. .,
Treasury notes, or Government pos'note', are with
difficulty keii at par, with bahkahe innds' An
amount Of s. vOJ was sold at par on thirty dnys.
Tbs Nlrenkre SeHtipel Of the 9Th rays:
Exchange was rather weak at per cent premium
yesterday; buying rates 5a5i. Gold was held ~ |
Der cent higner than exchange. The notes Of The
Tradesneu 3 Bank have declined from t0c. 10 4Oc.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
TO ARRIVE.
Ras,euSsr, Arrived

\. gf,a.,liD KangarJo from Luupts-W. 'DmIer, VT
Prescott Mr. Mrmey, the ROy W. Wilson, d. Decnsr w.
der MT Richmond Thonss Featon and Miss headson
Mr. Caster NJ Kent Mr.. Markham Mary rtIdsll b. Lever
Ni.. payi, r. Bacon Jos Lady and child Mr. Henry
Csbee Riley and lady, T. Nelson Nh Ces ard lady sd
6sr eli ifeu and l5J ia tho steersse.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
Total. .........................$l Stc 70

The total value Of articles dsbursed by the Associa'
ton is estimated exclusive of the labor Of preparing
them, at slI, ,54s So comprising everything required
in Military Hospitals. These innumerabe articles
were sent to the Association from all parts of the coun-
try, and were distributed udicously throughout the
Army.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

sRgEsApE TO GALusHA A. GRow, SPEAKER OF THE
House. OF REpREsEsrArIvEs-Th gentleman will
be rendered the compliment OF serenade thseven'ng
at the St. Nicholas Hotel at 10 O'Clock. The hepuo'
lican Central Committee extend this courtesy ana mr.
Z. Delafeld Smith, the Chairman oil the COMMITTEE
will introduce Speaker Grow to the people.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

We call attention to Che advertisement OF the pro
prietor of the Eagleswood School, at Perth Amooy NJ
j., vino seeks principal to take We place OF Mr. Inc
odore ID. Weld. The place Is one well worthy the
consideration of competent and accomplished teachers
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

FsLosIous AsslULT.-Two members OF tho 18th
Brooklyn) Regiment, named Patrick knnard and John
McKnna, were arrested yesterday. charged with a.
saulting and attempting TO stab John hughes. Inc
and First streets, T.. ID. lie alleges that on Tfrsday
night the accused entered his store willie drunk and
demanded drink, which he refused 10 give them.
and McKenns drew kuife and attempted to stab him,
and was only prevented by some bystAnders. They
were both committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

: BopY REcovzRED.-Tbe body of Michael Qualsh,
aqed ten years who WAS drowned at Pier NO. 50 East
R,yer day or two since, was recovered yesterday.
Al the inquest held by Coroner Jackaan 1t appeared
that policeman was chasing come boys who were
barhinc AZ that point, and the deceased becoming
frightened attempted to away, when he fell from
the pier and drowned. His parents reside az NO.
81 Oak street.
RIVER THlEyEs CAPTURED.--John Hughes, Jonn
Jackson James Blsckford, Henry Taylor, and George
Shepard, were arrested by the Harbor Police, on
Thursday night, charged with having stolen two
thousand pounds of sugar from the lighter Eliza,
while on her way from Quarantine TO this city. The
sugar wss the properly OF Messs. Thorn q Phpparo
of No ~ Water street. The prisoners were commit
ted for examination by Justice Osborn.
DRowHEp.-A lad named Edward Mannis, on
Thursday afternoon fell into the dock at the foot Of
Corlaers street, +. r., and was drowned. His pa
rents reside at No. 39 Madison street. TIE body las
not been recovered but active search for it Is being
made.
KILLED WHILE ISToxIcATED.-Tmothy johnson,
native of Ireland 10 years Of aye, killed on Fri
day morning. by falling from the tbi'dotory piazza OF
house No. 3}3 West rwenty-hfth street. Deceased
was intoxicated at the time of the accident.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

Compared with tie receipts of the week previous
there was an increase of 1000 bbls Of onr, an In
crease OF 100000 bu hels in corn, and decrease Oh
10000 bushels IN wheat. In the shipments there wa
decrease Of 400 bbls in -four dscrease OF z50uoo
bashes in corn, and increase vi 10000 bnsheS I'D
wheat.
The following table shows the amount OF hour ana
grain in store in tiscIt' the 9Th inst, cohpareo
riIh tho Of the ihree nIeViOns Neeks.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

NEw-YoRK MEDICAL AssocIArIoS.-The final re-
port of this Association has just been issued ana
contains the following cement of it's dissolution:
I'VE have dissolved not because OF any abatement
of the humane and patriotic feelings which acuated us
at the beginning, but because intervention seens
to be no longer reqoeed. The peculiar emergency
which called the Association into being has ceased to
exist. We presume that the Government, having had
sufficient time to make adequate provision for the
wants of s army, is fully prepared to supply all
necessities which may hereafter arise. That work
properly belongs to the authorized agents Of the Coy
eminent The Medical Association, being purely
voluntary body and ceGi, think it to be expe;
dent and proper now to leave the future hospital
supplies for the army the regular authorities There
fore have dissolved Association, presenting to
those whose couti ,utios acknowledge our hearty
thanks for their liberal Donations and, hoping that
peace may revisit land, aid that our flag may
Hereafter wave over country never more to be
threatened by dangers and calamites which precede
and must follow dsunion we have closed Short but,
as we trust and believe, useful career"
The report of Jacob Harsen, Treasurer, shows the
amount of money contributed to the Association. to
have been 81 800 &c. which was expended as follows:
The New York Medical Association for the supply Of Lint
Gc In Accou wit J.coD d.,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-AUG. o.
Hsfoys 4, ou nni,siOper

Before Lon
The mate of the ship Jeremiah Thompson, - Perry,
was brought up for examination on the charge OF cruel
and unusual treatment Of one Of the seauen. The
rmainder of tie crew testified that 80 far from being
cruel the mate often protected the men from the Nio-
ence OF the other officers and that in the instance
named no punishment had really been inflicted. The
accused was honorably discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

Wu1rAssBuRGH DisPESsARY.-At this institution
during month Of July sJ Pa,en' "ers treated and ~ pre-
acripuoas II u.tgiIously dspensed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

FRIourEsED TO DEArH.-Coroner Jackman yester-
day held An inquest at No. Ol Forsyth street upon the
body of Catharine Ksul, aged five months, who dled
from the effects of nervous shock. 1t appeoIs that
tho child was quietly sleeping in cradle weh large
port;on Of the ceiling Of the fell down. Some OF
the pastering landed in the cradle ard but Tor the
uusketo frame over the child's head she must have
been crushed to DEATH The shock to her nervous sys
tenn however, was 70 great that she refused to take
anv pourisbment thereafter and subsequently died.
The Jury rendered verdict of death from nervous
sbock and ceusured Mr.. Tanning, agent for the
PREMISES who, having been notified Of the dangerous
condition of the ceiling, neglected to have it repaired
Tur BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR THE ExAnISA-
rIoy or NAVAL CoMMAHDERs.-The Board Of Com
ssioners appointed to examine candidates for the ap-
poiptmepts Of Commanders and Acting Sbipmasters,
me, again on Friday forenoon at the Office of f. d. q.
". Blunt, No. l79 Water street, and Xamned number
of applicants About dozen candidates presented
their certificates and enrolled their names for examina-
,ou The Board pursuing their work ae fast az pos
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
0eceJuss or Produce.

a. %, tbl, Flour 7sdo Corn Meal; 20 DO wis
r., S5 as5 bash Whesi edo Corn ola DO msh oe1 90
Ost en- % Psotonf e ss Abst 3soo LS'o E'ss'ps
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

sble, and viii report TO the Navy Department the mo-
ment they determine upon competent men 70 I'LL the
responsible positions at their disposal.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

30 600 bush Corn at sid09d.; $50 Psgs. Lard a.2yf,
70 London. $500 bbp. Flour at %. sd., ana o'V'o
bush. Wheat at 9ad. To Glasgow; 500 Dds. flour
Sc. To Havre 10000 bush. Wheat, in supPerS bags
at ISc., and COO bbls. Flour at Ioc b1g oil 2''
tuns TO a Mediterranean port private erme.
The bu iuess of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
$2l4, ,3ls Iefor Customs, Sl,c0O; and for Treasury
Notes, $4,000; Payments, S2l4,2 III Balance,
$5,sH,9G2 81.
IT. a .nt .nnrintr Of the Harlan rnpd fnK the month
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

THE CoscERr AT CENTRAL PARK.-Should the
weather he propitious the Concert at The Central Park
this afternoon will probably be grand affair 10 say
nothing of the music though Dodworhs noesa are never
a. discount, the gayey of the scene where ten thous
and pretty women assembled, the magnificent turn
out Of rich equipsges drawn by splendid steeds, the
knights and danes horseback aud the varied sttrac
tons of the great Park ITSELF will be sufficient TO make
the Mall tie focus toward which streams of pleasure
seekers will be turned. We give below the programme
of the concert, which, if the weather is fine, will be-
gin at Il o'clock:
PANT
i-over;urs lie den e La Bay.dere
f-Qnlcksfep from I'm bl.o In raschere' verdi
Az, o cara" Pc1nnlise from Puritan' beipi
yiye Ia America" .NhIad.
PART II.
SQuickftsp from La Juiye
6-trAd upefarc Selection from Tampa. hersnd'
7PoBa tdscriptSe) What tho Forests tell ns'. Dopper
b-FIenh National Melod PETtant pour !s syTie
III
Q-Cavslry
l0-Ths lat NutZ
ll-IrAb OAop
i2-Grani kstioIsl Medley, Introducing
''W Washins nstons March," "Star.Span-
,led Banner" Yankee Doodle" ( ,
"IIAi Colulb b ID. Dod"oItn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

FATAL AssiULr ny SoLDERs.-Frederick Furte-
NIGHT, German aged ~ years whose parents reside
at No. lS7 Mott street, died yesterday morning from
compression of the brain. The circumstances attend
ing the lads death are stated AS follows: On Thdrs-
dey afternoon he was walking through Mott street,
and when near Park street. saw two Zouaves fencing
Their awkwardness ELECTED from him some dsparasing
remark, whereupon one of the Zouayes struck him
violent blow in the mouth, causing him to bleed freely
He Immediately ran home and complained OF ms
riury. but il was not thought to be at all serious
Soon after he complained Of feeling bad about tho head,
and was shortly overcome with stupor, from which
he could not be aroused. In this state he continued
until Friday morning, when death ibtervened. DIR.
Bouton, who yesterday made post-mortem eSamina-
ton Of the body gave it as his opinion that dea'n was
caused BY compression of the BRAIN the reeult Of the
hov he had received An inquest will be held in the
case to-day by Coroner Jaekman. Efforts arc ceins
made 10 discover the two soldiers, who are saia 70
belong to the 9th Volunteer Regiment.