The sun., 1861-11-13

IHE CCMMfrrEg appointed by tho vsrunou,
| begiIature, to examine into its Personal Iib"r-
| iy Iill, has reported, dcclaring II 10 oangies
with the Constitution Of tie United States
NICHOLAS Walton, a Governments wan
contractor e ". Louis ran away a few days
Ane1 with S6,OOO belO, ing to his two busins.-
partners, and with ano; her mans wif,. liz ia
his own consort and two children behind
NGERMAN, NN'iHp IIERNANN, who lad bes,,
in''r ~ Tho failure nf a Savings Bunk, CON.
'l'''d snicide in Philadelphia, on Monday
| . n with n snue-
",.i., ,.i Aiii'. li' wt about 81 yoars Of age,
.nd leaves % ui 20. ~
Ng-rtlruN N.,uryr, Of the rno,., ,,,,.t,.
would inho1te that o. ,y MI .ht ni Sejl t,, a.
.',h hufHiod uau ! perm whale In Isks
iit, aa 10 a. .uIt 10 &C.. o. second ten Mile,
loan rom their own l1fks.
SlA,r, NA,up Ci.tILEs, owned bv Mr.
~. y. 'igr"nT, Of -. Lous. was whipped On
N'.'h','N TO- n. eNt'di Il thirty-niue Lishos.
"t "-' lu'iil NJ. John lliding. with In; enf TO
"lL The law rr'l li.s negroes from being
.rr, tD the rcuifgHur-,.
VIZ. '. W. CASr hia Withdrawn FINN IN,
clroitJ management ID tie Hartford Pod.
."u which paper ne has lcru connected durius,
,'' paa f'c molths. The PoS is one of The
'n'' " papers in New England, and will
'oh',i' o. whoever may be employed in its
editorial GcI aftmcnt-
CHRISTIAN NAEgrS, au important witness on
h' part of he tuyou ueut no the X. g.. q
rial 1t Cleveland, diri nf Marion. o. a few
t'. siu.c. lis cvjdr1 q Nas OF great import-
'n,' 10 the United States IL the c,usca Sbici,
1901 com" up Tor rial on Tuesday ncSt. Ills do
.''s' was lui.c fulln1. lie was in -,bud
II. dth iui icu day, since.
Boy N,Ntp GosrrtLo. rc,sriIv lostb.s
h'n in planning mill In nunnlo, where hc had
zen iur s'W-lu-'. n. rrtWi,' uuIp- "A work
'i'l nn4 l'' head can. IN contact with q c'r
MAR ,aw, cutting through one cyc, ar1 juf
h'hiud hi. ear. ono o. OOH. hands was also efh
D"twocn tho fingers ami lhuul.
WHILE 4 MAJ Avp ma WIFE. named Tu'N.
m lutguson Township, - Iu,aid county, nm
ylNJuiI, wCrr a. Icnliu religions IN 'sti., in
4 @houl house, their DIV yelling wa, bmned. ald
heir children, two boys and two girls, petshal
IN the himcs. Tho oldest was eleven ari the
} oungrst three years Of a..c.
a HORSE, unfortunately LEFT united In font OF
store in Cincinnati on Friday last, was fright
ned 10y the whistle Of a locomotive and ttRhod
dong the streets against a woman named Cath
uin" Redmond, iujurins her 50 that she di,d in
"n minutes, The poor woman was cIrying
i,r husnnds dinner to a factory at tho timc.
She left two children.
a Ma, NAMTp TuNp. McCoLIIGAS, while
cclng s'luo friends oil from depot in Boston,
II Saturday, was shaking hands with some one
II the cars through the window, when the train
,iartc,l and he fell, (haying been drinking free
y - ln' Nilc'iH passing over uOth MS nAnds,
finding the left ouc to a complete Jelly, aud
njuring the right hand to such a degree that Il
+ doubtful If II can bc saved
JAMES GRIST.s, residing in Cincinnati, ru-
urncd home drunk on Friday last, and ior .
rOc proceeded to hang one Of his children.
In spite OF his wiic's entrcatic-, he fixed a rupa
round child's neck, and Singing it over tho
cdpost, chokod the little one I'll tho tongue
rOtrudcd. The mother screamed for assistance
II vain, and at last, maddcncd by IN, seeming
cath aponics of the child, i,led the ruiIian To
he floor with billet ofwood. lie was after
ards taken, drunk and lloody to Jail.
FHoM THE 1lth day of September to Nov.
~ there were 2,li3 arrests made by tho
icuopoltan Police in Washington, and OF these
IL were turned over to the military authori-
les. The amount Of fines imposed for offences
l,ninst the United States in that time was
40 the amount of fines and costs imposed
indcr ordinances Of the Corporation Of Wash
ngton, s3,2sS sc.