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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-JULY s--BsfO
Justice lNGKAHAM.


THE HACKLEY CONTEMPT CASE.
The Court opened this morning pursuant TO adjourn.
Mr. Waterbury moved that Andrew Hsciley be called and
bis bali fouei,ed - .
Mr.. Fullerton presented ce1thcate from MI hackIeyt
phytieisn stating that be very III,
Mr. Brady contsBded that this Certificate sustained was
ky the ply bicisn oath ,peient for hr Heck
absence aud he asked that the be postponed Till sep
tembeT.
Mr. Waterbury said be- did believe Mr. Hsckley
sick than required to make for BIS absence
Before goirE Albany he notified Mr. Hackey that the
the June of Court OF ppee be
should consider mis- duty to for sentence IN accordance
i, the gulaon He the OF making Inn
portan investigation involving municipal enTppn and the
whole matter must be stopped because MI Hsckeys con
tary He believed that cause OF his sickness was owing
of this mstte his mind and that II he would
come forward aud give l m0Dy be would relieve himself
AMI be benefited in heath heoby.
fu uEde ssemsnt Of the circumstsnces Of the
ease The the appeal had not been tskfn within five
days accoros the Paon wsa IN consequence Of the de-
fe the Court Of Appeals in such om a. not TO
admit DELAY bng It TO adjustment The District Ator-
ney had validity o that appeal AID e. I'll events
Il v the calendar for argument
The Judge said the appeal having been taken within the
I'VE according the stipulation the defendants counsel
bad fulfilled their agreement He did not deem
haste p passing the Recgsed tire certificate
Of the physcsn entitled weight although did lot
satisfactorily appear therein that Mr. Hsekley III
tend court he would adjourn the proceedings the second
Tuesday in August
gave that that d4y M Hsckeys plea Il
guilty wcud be Withdrawn and plea Of not guilty put iu spd
th@t be would be ready o a the indictment at the
time.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

POLITICALLY DTAD FOR BEING BAD SHoT.-McG.
an Alabama MAMMAL arrived at Cleveland about two
years ago in search Of fugitive from justice. He put
up AZ the Wendell Houee, and, during bis stay there
bad dineulsy with q person who roomed with him
one evening" on which MEG. shot at bis antagonist
three times eighty wounding him the third time lie
was imnediateiy arrested and put in Jail. In the
morning. the following took place In the prison:
bin seated bis bead restng on his hand, and looking
BIKE one who bad entirely gwen up in despair.
"Cone, Mac, said bis friend, cheer up: the man
ts not hurt"
Ruined, ruined, ruined y groaned the Marshal,
without even changing lis position.
Ruined bah returned his friend; " don't be a
child tell you the wound is but slight besides. il l.
an aggravated case, and, had you killed him, you
would have been ruined"
i know it," eaid the Marshal, suddenly starting
nnpi :" but three dmesl only think Of 1t to shoot
three times at Iaan, and not kill bim I am pohti-
tssy damned Ia Alabama!"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
CITY ITEMS.

Cry MoRrALITY.-The number Of deaths last week
was $685. being decrease of 62 from last week and 3s
for the same week last year. Under acute disease
there were 229 cases-29 from cholera infanlum q
infantle convuone 81 scarlet fever % inflammation
of the lungs 6 small pox, IA measles 10 Inflammation
Of the brain, congestion of the brain, dphtheite
bronchitis, inflammation Of the bowels, darrhea
OF 49, deaths from chronic disease 50 were cases Of
consumption, % nfantle .smus, II dropsy in the
head, iniantile debility, dropsy. From internal
aud other causes there were 3 cass-6 of premature
ligth, casualties drowned, 2 delifium trtmens, 2
Old age With respect TO age the grad4tion Of mortal
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

SUPPOSED MURDER.-The man who was
found on the morning Of July 6, lying dead
in a pond on the corner of Sxty.tbird street and
Broadway, has been identified as Christian Ebbe, q
German, formerly employed nurse in Bellevue Hos
pital. The body had, when found been in the water
but few hours. There were four stabs in the left
breast, one of which had penetrated the heart and
caused DEATH but the steel had not cut either Of his
shirts bis vest bis coat all of which partially
butoned From this fact il would appear that be had
committed suicide, but be may have been assaulted,
thrown down, his clothes torn open, and then stabbed
and thrown into the pond No knife other pointed
weapon could be found in or near the place, and no
marks were on the margin Of the pond indicating g
struggle. Coroner Gamble has commenced an inques.
upon the body and has examined three witneeses-
Policeman Haas who found the body, and Dr. 0'Han-
lon and Beach, The policeman stated that at o'clock
the morning of the 9th inst. he was told by girl
that there in the pond, and several persons
were looking at him. He proceeded to the place. oun
the man dead and conveyed the body to the Station
House. Saw some blood upon his shirts, both Of which
were buttoned up closo, except one button on each
which was looee. The body was lying about three
feet from the brink Of the pond, which from two
to four feet deep. There were cuts through his
clothes The physicians testified that they had exam.
ined the body and found four sabs in the e breast
all running the same course downward and inward
One of these wounds had entered the heart just at the
apex and caused DEATH In order to enable the Cor
oner TO obtain further testimony, be adjourned the
to Saturday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

,, !, .,so for Shoulder 5saeo o f1T Sb, S,d ics ai
,aaT nS" and q in fair iuqCirJi ''le' OF ''' w.
s%Sr Ann, ,iss at ss ssoss I2t 100 PSSo 10, Rico $40
SUGARS ysIy 5P. 5n ssc, mainly SC. Refined arc
~ ~ .ie, Of rush, 1t sac &C. s. are nominally
hssi T-Tie market is nsetive and P''''' NV
shDssq owhe marie, mer opaeI S ASKS were burnt
rspe AZ the gree, .s,a hos N Lo,a0n ...S '''''
s: Of 400, N i'm Holders expecting an increased
S 90, & len, :, i fesy ses Of $50 bbls at ise
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

DsATH OF Mr.. A. b. SAyDs.-Mr A. b. Sands,
a well-known druggist of this city, and member Of
the Vesty of Trinity Church. died at his residence at
Wbestone, Long Island, Saturday afternoon, after
q lingering illness. He bad accumulated considerable
property by bis devotion to business. He was how
ever, man of much hberlty and never turned a
deaf to any application in behalf of the deserving
The funeral Of Mr. Sands will take place from Trinity
Church this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

LAYIse CORNER SToEE.--The corner stone of q
new edfee, to be known Grace Episcopal) Church,
was laid at Jamaica, L. L. Saturday last. The ex-
ercses conducted by Bishop Potter. the rector
the Rev. WIN. L. johnson, the Rev. g. l.. Sayre and
Others Ex-Governor King and large number Of cit-
zens were in attendance The former building was de-
stroyed by FIRE last Water The new chuIch will he
erected on the same site The estimated cost Is about
sl5,OOO.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

TIE Usios DEFEscE CosxIrTEE.-Tbe Offices Of
the Committee, on Fourth avenue, where the wives
and families Of volunteers resor for relief, were yeser
day closed. notice the door announcing that "no
money win bs paid this week" The funds Of the
Committee used up, and il 10 important that some
plan should be devised for the immediate relief of the
suffering families lst behind BY thoss who have gone
10 fight the battles Of their country.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

THE REBUILDING OF THE THIRD AVENUE RAIL
ROAD DEPor.-The building first erected by the Third
Avenue Railroad Company will probably he detached
ireproof feed room. plans for the main builiirg
have not yet been completed but they soon will be,
when the work of rebuilding will commence. A care
ful esgation has led the conclusion that the late
fire was the work Of an incendary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
COURT OF GENERAL sES5IONS-JULY s--Before Re
HOFFAAS

corder HoFFNAN.
John Samuels, who pleaded guilty last week Of
pisnAughie in the FIRST degree in iog Henry l. Jones' IN
sailor boarding house In Fourth Ward the 24h Of May
wss sentenced 10 the State Prison FOR hitesn yeATs
VIM skinner who Last week pleaded guilty Of
g. the tlid degree IA killing Henry Wsxler the nth Of
Oeober last by ssbbng him abdomen sentenced to
the 8 a4e Plison for four years
Felix Sanchez Indictment for the murder Of bis father.
tnsw brought into Court . morning for the purpose Of
hsv dsy foI his tal Mr.. VIM H. Anhon bis couasel
asked liberty for the prisoner whdrsw his plea Of guilty
The request graued him. and he put plea Of former
conviction and pardon he ied In the Oyer and TemneT
and there tdsl granted him. While the
The A~ fr murder and sSd s, by the Interpolation Of sbe
10 be in writing sod to be hed the first day ofne term
N attempting TO pas couse 81 Of the Union Bank OF the
stse Of Vermont Seaenced State Prissn for years
hsg.n Doyle pleaded guilty Of AZ stsmpt 70 commit grand lar
rim oD the 18th JuDeA Sentence defeTIed,
adopts 10 crime agnsd indictment for burglary
IN be third degree iu breaking Ito Of BenAms T.
Bady the night Of the June lat ans eanE worth
Of SIX They pleaded guilty and resnded Tor
Thomas R) ple ded guilty Of attempt commit grand
larceny $50 worth OF tobacco from John Wolf
the 20th June last Sentence deferred
Rodnsn McAapus he Bowe murder easel the cal.
snda for trial His counsel John Sedgwick when the
called stated thai be rot ready the prisoner bsed
only Tharscsy last The put of for the
Adjourned,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

,,x1Trp STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JULI &-Before
ON'- Judge SHiPrAS.
IyDIcT TMENTS.
The Grand Jury presented indictments against the
following named persous ..,
Of safar into tins port a., - -,
Charles Ramos assAu with sheath kne upon laPh
NJ Emery on board tho shp Ocean Traveller
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

THOMAS CURRY, THE MURDERED FIRE ZouAvE.-
The remains Of Thomas Curry member of Company
F, llth Regiment Fire Zouayes, who was killed in
Washington by concealed assassin Saturday night,
arrived in this city about 10 o'clock on Sunday night
m charge Of John Psyton and james Douglass, mem-
bers Of the came company. The body was conveyed
TO his late residence No. lis Mulberry street. and will
be Inferred at 2:ao p. to-day In Calvary Cemetery.
Deceased was member Of No. 60 Hose Company,
the members of which, and Of No. Is Hose Company,
will form an escort.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

SIEGULAR CASE or PoIsoHIsG.-An inquest was
held yesterday morning by Coroner Gamble, on the
body of James Alden who came to his death in Elm
gular manner. He was Englishman, 50 years Of
age, and was employed in the Small Pox Hospital on
Blackwells Island. The physician bad sent him with
an order to the apotheeary for bottle of tincturs Of
acone, which furnished and carried by him 70 the
hospital when, suspectng that it had been purposey
mslabelod, and was actually tncture Of cinchono,
whe the employees at the hospital are fond Of
drinking, Alden swallowed considerable quantity.
He perceived his mstake, but II too lste-his body
became fearfully bosted, and death supervened in
few moments. A verdict was rendered accordingly.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
u...,,.,. Of Produce.

A.. an soo bbls. Flour 1870 do Wmske1 D..
IpLf Se 40 Do Corn % 4S2 do Osst .g 90 "s ife
sSsI ss sh corn Meal Is4 do Ashes zsA 40 iiO''''
ks-s Lard.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

FATAL BURNING 6CAsUALTI.-At 10 clock on Sunday
evening Caroline Pde at No $40 Sixth avenue
dreadfuy buBed beI clothes having taseu FIRE from np
which she carsessy le buEu upon the floor Sue fran
ticay the eet where Ocer ODonslt Of the Twenty
ninth Precinct eItnguhed the flames Her physicians pro-
nouncsd her fatally injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

FLo.riEo IsIAED.--Cape. Simpson, of the brig
Bifd Oh The Wave, at Salem, Mass, from Port au
frnee states that he floating island circular IA
ION, soolt eighty feet In diameter and twenty feet
high, with several trees on t. He saw Il ON the i9tb
nlt in latitude 20s 5y North and longitude 72o 81,
West, and passed within two hundred feet Of it.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

THE CouRTs.-The General Term Of the Supreme
Court adonned from May, win Pougkeepsie
day Toesday 9Th july when the reminder Of the calendar Will
bt taken The esendr Of cd motions
7oeusea The r calendar contains 81 Special Term
Of the Sapeme Court viii be held at ths City Hall Brooklyn
ty Judge SrughAn the first Monday Of August Tho July
torn calendar Of the Brooklyn City Court viii be takn up
ths I5th lust BY Judge Rey nods 1hs viii con
week only The calendar Is smell embracing only 62
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

FATAL ACCIDENT BY FAILING DowE STAIRS
Coroner Horton h. inquest yesterday upon the body Of s
Aolyneux. who while vit TO the house of Mr. Andrew
Melville No 3is Atlantic street Sunday evening fell down
6st Of ssi aud ssuTed her skull She died In about half
ho1T thereafter verdict Of accidental desth rendered
hrt NJ. resided st No. 81 Rensen street 4. ID.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
the N. ". aud Eric Railroas.

CAMPyuLH Monday, July ifa iSoi' 70
v tbe week ending Monday Juiy s-iGo eaI' Total ,ceI
% ~ HoFs cars OF Sheep cars Of ho'ss number
az IA s .srs OF Expess cighi, making o. Sa shoa,
- bs.is5 hy 81 ck Express trans during zoe SsS Total
h,g an ibclea.e over lat week o. rnrs,. 1sS l2
iosresss Of al oaIs hauled by stock E1pfess, -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Ty, couRrs.-Tbe sopreme Court General Term
10 Monday tire 18th inst Judge lpgrshan openoo
~. snpreus Court Special Term yesterday moroms Out au'
,cd no business. BE adjourned the Court 10 MohoS'' ''
sost at 10 O'Clock q m
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

CRY HosPIrAL.-There about eighty volunteer
at the City Hospital The majority of ordi
nary sickness, but few are there in consequence o
bayODet wounds.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

FATAL FALL.-Coroner Schirmer held an inquest
upon the body Of Henry Sutton, native Of France
Is yrars age who died Sunday from ijrres received on
day by isg from yo Of stable in the q No
9 Orchard street where be resided verdict OF accidental
death Wasr reudsrtd.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.-An inquest was held
yeseIdy by Coroner Camille the body Of Pstet hyD
long hoTemtn who drowned on Sunday afternoon ~
falling o OF pier No q East River while intoxicated Deceased
a native Of ireland, IS years of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

SUS-STRucK.-A lady was sun-struck in Broadway,
Grand street. yesterday and fell to the sidewalk She
attended by rbycisn and then tsAen to her residence
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

RECKLESS SHoorISG.-A young man Damed Samuel
scbesenger ,ho in the face yesterday and seriously In
Jupd by person who recSesy dscbs gd o While pass
log the bowery The police ach Of tne individual
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

ATTEMPT AT ARsos.-A woman, named Ann Iully,
arrested charged vi attempting TO burn diwn the ten--
meut house, No. JlJ West Ihuy-eghih street where ,he
resided II appeus that she had spite sgsnst Of the
inmates had frequently threatened buru them OUT She
was caught in the act Of setting ro the hou'e and taken to
Court where she was committed 10 prison for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

We are indebted to Mr.. Alfred 8. Robinson Of Hart.
ford, Conn. for boz Of Union letter envelopes Of
various appropriate designs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

e Cotton States refuse to allow any turpentine TO
49, % on, Of their Confsderscy. Probably they think
WI need the whole for the manufacture OF tar 10
"a ~ 49, srips and eostouipg suspected gentlemen
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

AcoIpEET.--A man, named Jeremiah Brown, fell
on Sunday night from the roof Of stable, o. No 2l Wet
street. and broke Of hs ribs beside being Internally In
juted The police him the NewYok Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

We regret to learn that the Hon. Mr.. f,urnhsu NJ
nnectieut b unable TO take his seat In the present
congress, owing 70 serious illness indicating a con.
st1p'ive tendency Of the most alarming character
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

THE BATTERY TESrs.-Most Of the tents at the
Battery encampment have been taken down, only the
floors and the more substantial wooden structures
msning.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO p. I. BARsux.-0n the ID
inst. while in the act Of arresing horse that had
become suddenly frightened at the blowing Of loco
motive whistle, Mr.. Barnum was thrown violently
upon his right shoulder, crushing the cap bone. His
injury though severe it is thought will not prove fatal
but il must be several weeks before he can recover
his nervous system is considerably affected by the
severe injury. He is sensible.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
SUPREME CoURT-CHArpKEs-JUII s.-BsfOre Jnstic
INN

IS0RAHAH.
VIM II. Doune agt. Charles Douglass; Johu Far
ren ag George Rockwe The People Ae, ct rel, WIN b.
Bech al Ag Chss Bearbed John W Remington sgt ChAs
r. Brown ct al cases settled
Or application Of A. r. Lawrence IT, the Judge granted leave
the Board Of Supervisors appeal without giving security IN
the Of The People Te ha0Touck a the bosId o So
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

EXCISE COMMISSIONERS The Board met yesterday,
and granted eleven licenses $50 u nkespers and
two TO OrekeePer. Adjourned till to-day at l2 o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
INFORMATION WANTED.

10 ne Editor Of The ~ Y T'fSzHe
SIR: Will you lend us the assistance OF your widely
circulated paper In the detection OF murder @ un-
pureled atrocty, by Publishing the following In re-
lation thereto
On or about the ooth Of April last Mrs.. Caroline
Corwn left this place, saying che was g9'ng -
vile. . station ON the Delaware, Laekawauna ana
Western Railroad about fve miles from Scranton,
10 meet her husband; and accordingly tocE ihe os VI
the said railroad, aud must have arrived tnsr ssp
10 clock A. M, and was bruiaIy murdered nsr 49, 49,
station In the aoning woods probably toe sn, az:
The telegraph operator there ssw ner ss :, Srsn-
two la6ies who bad taken the wrong tram y 49,
Ton. ton got oii with ber and renaiosd antii 4 ss'o
M. and then returned % sc,an;cu re G sSs s,sss %
them wished TO 70 60 Wayeliy y. 1900 Nc when snl
how Mrs Corwn let that ssstion hcuss % vi; ;.Sd
able 20 throw some other light upon m ne ssSs = rss
sayss upoa our community BY informing efsss1
dFes dir'c''as T. wrsros. .s JAMES srTfssss, =.
BsooKLrs, susqusasnnAA -
BnooKLrx Pa. July i, 1851
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

With respect to birth, 236 were American, 65 lish,
26 German, English, 3 Scotch, Italian, aud the
residue scattering.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

THE LATE HOMICIDE IN MULBERRY STREET.-
Coroner Schirmer held TN inquest, yesterday, at the
Nsw-York Hospital, upon the body of Mary Jones,
who d, from the effects of stab in the abdomen,
received on the 4th inst, at her residence, No. Is
Mulberry street, at the hands of her paramour, Charles
w. Smith. 1t appears that the deceased had lived
with Smith for six years bis wife, and for some
time back he had treated her very cruelty On the 4th
inst. be quarreled with her, aud, drawing kuife,
plunged the blade into her abdomen He then went 10
physician, who dressed the wound and sent the
woman to the Hospital where she died. Smith was
promptly arrested and he confessed that be had in
hicted the wound The Jury rendered verdict Of
death from the effects Of stab inflicted by Charles
w. Smith, July 4, 1861" The prisoner, wber ques-
toned by the Coroner, declined saying anything in ex
tenuation of his guilt. He is mulstto, &c years Of
age, sod native Of Pennsylvania The deceased was
born in one Of the West India Islands. Smith Yves
locked up to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

ISoUEsrs UPON BODIES OF SoLDIERs.-Coroner
Jackman held an inquest yesterday upon the body Of
Ernest Gedcke, private Of Company A, 9th Regi-
men n. Y 8. NJ, who brought to this city by the
Adams Express Company, for interment in Greenwood
Cemetery. The deceased shot on the lth inst, by
party of Confederate troops, who fired into bis reg
ment as II leaving the cars at Harpers Ferry. No
burial certificate having been sent with the body, be-
necessary for our Coroner to hold an inquest up
on ii before nterment. The deceased was native Of
Germany, 81 years Of age.
Coroner Gamble held an inquest upon the body Of an
unknown man dressed as soldier found in the river,
near Governors Island. Deceased had in his pocket
paper which granted private Scoied" lesve Of alb
sence from the 26h to the Both Of june II dated
at Fort Hamilton and purported TO have been issued
by c. G. Sibey, Major of the Third Infantry. ver-
dct Of death by drowning rendered and the body
was inferred on Goyernors Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
NJ & COMMISSIONERS OFFIUE-JUIY s.-BefOre Com
missioner STILwEII-
PASSING COUNTERPART COIN.

Mary Murphy an ln woman, was examined for
rase counerf.it quarter upon Wibeniun Moes German
woman n payment glass Of lager beer When arrested
so bad nunbeT Of counterfeit quarter dollars n her bosom
TIE ConimissioneT held her for trial
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

The steamer North Hriss
F.yuys Po,sr, Monday, July
Thsrs ere no dgns Of the ssssnss W 80 4 So
The Great Easfern rescnea
saturday evening. Wssthw -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-14
FOREIGN ADviCES.


CESTRKvILLx Dc l3--New York papers OF the 10Th
and Baltimore Of the :h inst have been received here
News of the Mason aud slidell affair had not reached
Englsnd.
The steamship Nashville continued at Southampton
and was creating discussion.
The London Times" says that the Nashville must be
treated ship of war; the same footing with these
of the United States
The abolition ten dency Is the increase in the North
CksrRLviLLE, Va. Dec. l3-There no present in
dications Of q battle here We have New York dates
to the l0h nst and you probably have late dates IL
Richmond There are 10 tdings from Europe about the
Ma on and SNdell affair.
The abolition press much exercised at Gen. Nc
Cellan's tardy execution Of the war; and urging
forward movement.
Sherman of Ohio, in the Senate, in advertng to the
inquiry into the Bull Run and Balls Bluff affairs thought
that there were causes why the whole conduct Of the
should be investigated.
The special correspondent OF the n Y. Tribune states
that Thaddeus Stevens he'd announced in the Republican
CAUCUS that Gen. Mcclellan had threatened to resign
less the outrageous part Of Cameron's report about
slaves should be erpunged.
Messrs Mason Slidel Eustes and Mcfarland has Just
published report in the New York Herald protesting
against their seizure.
Buffers expedition sails the ls.h inst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-14
TIE CITY CHARACTERISTICS.

To tLs Editor Of N, Fhiq
The recent resignation OF NJ Thomss LlWson Of the
above office, renders is Necessary elect
The quail atiors which en,i'ls candidate to support
for that Office possessed by ci'H'u Of city in
a more eminent degree than they are by P. W. Rtls-
ton Eq he has the advantage Of six years experience
For SIX years he hss, with unfering punctuaity and
6isy discharged the duties Of that office with
an uniform urbAbty and chesrfuluess His well esab
shed high character for proby and christian proTrety
il too well known in Richmond demand the eulogy Of
friendship occasion ike this but there is one vr
tue for which be IS entitled to especial consideration at
the hand Of the electors aude TO the dignity with
which he holds himself alool from the haun's and total
" a5Iias from the tricks Of eectcneeriug, lcgroing
candidates No could be elected that could better
perform the duties Of the Office with whose success
the public would be better pleased.