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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
GENERAL NEWS.

We have interesting news from Mexico as
Late a. the 22d OF March. The treason OF VdaurH IL
confirmed; ho had 1000 men in Monterey; Dobisdo
was marching from Saltino 10 give hin battle, and
another force was coming up from Durango. The re-
port ths. the latter place had n into the hands Of the
French is not true Nueva Leon and COahuia had nc
krowledged Juarezs authority and were raising men
TO oppose VdaurrL The French had been driven
om Chiapas Tsbasco and the lsthmus of Tebuantepec
The statement that the draft had been post
ponsd until May seems to have been premature. The
instructions Of the st-MsrshsGeners are that
credits will be given for both veterans and recruits 10
include the 18th inst Be prepared 10 make the draft
Immediately thereafter in subdisrics then deficient
but not to commence until further orders" ,
The new steam gunboat Chenango, while
proceeding to sea- yesterday afternoon when abreast
Fort Richmond burst her port boiler Killing one man.
aud horribly scaldng 81 Others among them three of
the officers Of the Engineer Department The Chenango
was sadly shattered, and owed TO the Navy Yard
for repairs The unfortunate sufferers were transferred
10 the o. S. Naval Hospital. where everything possible
was done for their relief
The Charlotte Balietin announces the death o
Samuel H. Christian member elect from the With Dis
trict of North Carolina 10 the Rebel Congress He
died of typhoid fever at his residence il Montgomery
County. on Msrch ..
The u. S. ship Mohican, from Brazil via st.
Thomas has Just arrived She sailed from Philadelphia
Oct e3 1862 and has been at 2s2 days. She sailed
under steam alone 1894 miles, and under steam and
sail &c. .asl miles All arc well on board of her.
Daniel Brooks, who was tried for the homi-
eide of Smith, McKinleys bar tender and convicted Of
msnslaughter in the third degree was yesterday seu-
fenced to the State Prison for four years
In the case Of James Nixon, the lame soldier,
tried for the murder Of VIM. n. Brown keeper Of the
Pewter Mug the jury find verdict Of mansaughter in
Che third degree.
Gold upon the street opened at l732, and sold at
she stock Exchange l79lal7s o. l72 The lowest
rate Of the day IT. closing at IT'S at p IL Upon the
street Stock. lower end the general desire was to close
out when anything like cost could be had AZ the stock E1'
change Government Stocks lower under the impression
which daily gains strength, that the Government must reoIn
to the sale Of bonds in open market the only node o;
preserving soyency anywhere AT the Second Board prices
were higher and the market quite firm for the general list
Amer the Second Board price. broke down, and there was
u general scramble to al.
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RISE IN EArISG-HoUsB PRroEs.-In conse-

RISE IN EArING-HOUsB PRIoR.-ln conse-
ouence Of the advanced price Of provisions and other
necessares of life the proprietors OF all the downtown
restaurants and eating houses have been ohgedto raise
their prices and contemplate increasing them still fur
ther. on all meats. vegetables, and pastry The first
advance was made by restaurant keepers in adding five
cents to the price of many OF their dishes and charging
ten instead Of six cents for piece Of pie The eating
house keepers whose establishments account OF their
cheapness are extensively psronized ali day long nave
held out for long time but are now compelled 70 ask
An advance, or lose money. On account OF the hign
prce OF beef sroin and tenderoin steaks which here
tofore were charged at Is and % CENTS nave been sd
yanced to 30 and 40 cents Wheat cakes for whicb tno
demand was very great, have been raised from nse
10 ten cents-the advance being made hos
90 mnch on account Of the increased price Of nour
the rise in butter and moasses In many OF these o.
tablishmerts butter which has always been placed IN
the most lavish upon the tables has now oeea
entirely removed. Recently only one piece ot oisaa
has accompanied ten DISH but even win th cu
tanent the propretors find that they are losing "ney
and contemplate raising their ten cent ist 70 n ,o
cents On all dishes to order advances Of l'e sna .
cents have been made Pies puddings Gomez s s,a w.. 20
win also be raised from FIVE to ten cent? inc % aa ras
that has thus far been made does not sem W nse %
with any particular disfavor as all OF lneas iaa
stln crowded at the usual hours OF DresAiAS'' ""'
and tea
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Tl, Nashville Union has the follow

tn, Nashville Union hes the following inter-
es,iug "reminiscences of one who has suddenly
made himself famous;
We recolect well when Alexander the Copy-sur'
named the Long which nearly distinguished title
10 ,;afi ugnn a Grclt-was a candidate for Congress
II durng the dark days Of l-62 when Mel lean re-
treated from the Penin-uls; when Pope transferred his
headquarters ffom the saddle 10 the fOrtiIcsons NJ
Washington after having made retreat for which no
refused 10 make preparations; and when Kirby Snlth
was be.ieging Cncinnsti-Alexsniersh home. lilo was
wonderfully patriotic; was member oi tlc militia
committee OF Hamilton county end gave hberaiy 20
ward the payment Of bounty for recruits he mafe
speeches urging 10 enlist IA the glorious causo oi
ms couuryi talked war and declared he was prepared
war, II bis bleeding country demanded sHch n
sacrifice and by way Of earnest. induced Young law
partner 10 enter tie army. ho went arOuBd among his
religious trcthrcu-ior Alexander the Long IN devoted
member ~ the churohend urged them 10 support him
nom personal oonsbieTstioHs bs vas good war
man ~ his competitor-uurey tho then sitting mem
bcr.
Pc held tickets al day a, the polls in his OWE Ward
the Eghth-in Cincinnati and pcristently impOrtuned
all his friends snd acquantsnces to vote FOR bin. pedg-
ing Lis word that he for the suppression of the Re-
bolon ~ ~ hazards, aud declaring that TO compomio
with traitors would be- dsbonorable in tho highest
degree.
l.urley had many enemies among members Of his own
party and the conses uence was thgt Alexander tlc
Long oyerrrached his rival aud was accredited Rep
Iesenetye from the lid Congressional District ~ IL
cnnsti by majority OF l5 votes out of poll oi i'os
A few days afer bis election, brother IN Aler,n
deTs church. Who had always been q Republican. ont
who had voted or him out of personal considerations
upon solicitation. aud pledge that he good var
man. called upon him offer congratulations. Aielan
der proiTred his hand and youehsafed one of his best
sniies; but little borrhed when asked some
thing about his views relative Ia the details OF the war
'' had better not talk with u" said hoi ''ycu are
for war-I Tor pcace cant ,ree and rs brethren
In the church. We should not quarrel
The gentleman left the Congressman. feeling .hst he
had been completely sold. and conveyed the intelligence
to others wlo like himself had been deceived; and
ihey all resolved that never again should personal
sideraons induce them TO vote for doubtful candi
date The result was et the last Fall election, Gov
Brough carried the District by about 1909 majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

troversy. But it is not so difficult we think,
for democratic lookers-on to determine which of
the three plans entertained with regard
TO the queston-the Danish claim of Schleswig
on the ground Of the treaty Of 1852 the
claim of the Prince of Augustenburg, resting
on treaty of 1850, or tho proposal OF Louis
Napoleon TO leave the decision to q vote OF the
peoples most in accordance with the principle
of popular sovereignty.
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letter from Baltimore, items of Southern news,
something about Gen. Doubleday, letter con-
cerning the late Col. Dahlgren, sundry valuable
political items, &c. On the ninth page, scien-
tific news, a careful analysis Of the Population
of New-York City from the census of 1860 COM
pared with that Of 1855. various
obtaury notices, &c.
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Gen. stannaFd, Y. o.
INV ,ho Hon II Meredith Of Baltimore. Gen. T. u.
Pitcher, U. S. A.. II. b. Ciawsoh anu !" -. -
Salt Lake. J. Smons of New'iork l. d. oAiu"'
Michigan. and W. E. Burlock, are at tue Me''Op''''-
Hotel VS.,
Majors y. A. springstsn and ]. +. 'ina ~ r. ~
f. Crane OF Boston, NJ Muert OF Pennsy'snia' -.
Zeyerly Of Washington WIN. vassar OF rousa 49,
and q. II. Van Duzcr Of Newbursh' "' s''''
Astor House. -, c,.,s Liant 81
yl,eoun. Castlceuae. Grcnadier 'ua'u' S." .I a
stuckley Of fCanada. Mr.. Wymoie1oh. o. "
II. y. Bro, n. OF " b. MS ''tn H'"''' ''' '''9V"e
the DgevJyI Aavsss
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HopR CHAPEL.-The exhibition of the stereo'
scoptcon continues to attract large audiences OF this
place OF amusement. Tho management announces shas
holders of season tickets to the Sanitary Fair are ad
mittcd free OF charge.
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The House, yesterday, passed q bill to estab-
lish a postal money-orGer system--a sensible
measure. A bill authorizing o mail steamship
service to Brazil was also passed, appropriatng
$3.50, 900 per annum, on condition that Brazil
pay an equal sum. The line is to touch at IN
termcdiata points
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

ROBERT HELLBRs EVENINGS OF Music AND
MYsTRRr."-The entertainments Of Mr.. Heller. pianist
and necromancer will begin Monday evening next,
at his hall No. 5s5 Broadway. This geneman's repu-
tation for skill in all the Of legerdeman is Of the
highest order and personally testify to his excel
lent qualities q musician The double attraction will
doubtless secure the favorable attention Of tho public
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On the second page this morning will be found
q notice Of new English book, "Dr. Massie
in America" On the third page, Gen Hooker's
report of the splendid fight on Lookout Moun-
tain; letters from 81. Louis, Cairo, Vicksburg,
sud Alexandra. La. On the fourth mage. a
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person or persons whomsoever
All manufactured cotton. wool, silk, wosSted a.
hemp jnte, india rubber gutta pefohs wood. viiI1C
copper. zinc. brass. gold. silver horn. ivory. h.t
brisltes. wholly or in part or other materials not
this act otherwise provided five per cent ad vslorum
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The Senate, yesterday, debated the bill to
discourage gold gambling and by two votes in
dicated its purpose to pass it substantially aS
reported from the Finance Committee.
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REGIMENT, SURPRISED.

Miss ANNA L. DICKINSON will deliver lee
turc ut the Cooper Institute on Tuesday evening next
April 49, the Anniversary Of the Battle OF Lexingtoc
snd Of the murder Of Massachusetts, soldiers IN ths
streets OF Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

DR.. Cotton and the Excelsior Old Folks "
VIII give their combined entertainments this afternoon.
at o'clock and on Monday evening at tho Brooklyn
Athen8um.
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FRENCH TnEATER.-Throe light comedies
constitute the programme for tonight at this theatsr
lie Vol Ia Roulade." " Uno Mauvaiso Mutt ost Dion
.tot Pssase. sad Lea Fsmmes ksyoltSes."
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Execution OF . Murderer.
DAYTON. O.. n,

DAYTON. o.. Friday. April IS lasx
John W. Dobbins, convicted of the murdsr ~
George Lindermuth year ago. hung in the oou,s
Jail today.
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Fire In Boston.

BosroS Friday April Is lssA
A fre broke out in the press-room Of n.
HsrGI1 Office about O'Clock this afternoon which Va
soon subdued but cansing considerable daInags ~
amount not yet ascertaine1.
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In this District he Xth) there several townships
that have not raised any men, Since April l. about
600 men have been recruited In the ten CongressioDA
Districts which, added ~ the excess. VIII leave aDous
5000 men to be raised. 5000 Of which Will probably "
required from this city.
ORDERED TO THE ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC.
Lieut.. Col. +. X. Warner of the LIST New.
York Artillery, at present belonging to Gen. Hayss
staff has been ordered to report to Gen. Meade whxs
he will aot as Inspector of ARTILLERY OF the Army VI shs
Potomac.
FOURTH NEw-HAMPsHIRB VETERAN V0LUN.
TIERS.
Three hundred and fifty of this gallant regi-
ment commanded by Col. Bell passed through this oar
yesterday en- route for Washington.
DRPARTURB OF THB SlsT AND trH VETERAN
VOLUNTEERS.
The sIst and 96th New-York Veteran VOlun'
teers embarked on the steamer Ericsson yesterday ns
Fortress Monroe.
ARTILLERY SHIPMENT.
Sixty pieces of artillery, comprising l2-pound-
ers and howtzers were shipped from this
city on Thursday night for Washington to be furnished
10 the Army Of the Potomac.
COMPANY X, 7isT REGIMENT, SURPRISED.
About 100 young ladies took the members OF
Company H. list Regiment by surprise on Thursday
evening at the Armory Of the Regiment in Centrs
Market As soon as the company recovered from tbs
surprise the floor was cleared for dancing which was
kent nm unti an early hour Mr.. Edward Kiesels
acted ss Floor Manager, assisted by Henry j. Moore
AID c. T. Brown. An excellent supper was provided,
and the whole affair passed OH in avery agreeable a0A
harmonious
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WasHrsGrcK, Feb. g.

WasHrsGrcK, Feb. 3.
The fo!loxing wss rcce..ed at Lesdquar.
ters oi the army:
NASHVILLE, Feb. 2.
Gen. Dodge rcpor.s that on tie 2irh n!t.
our forces under Col. Phillips, drove RoddJ
10 the south side VI the Tennessee river.
Wo captured ali his trains, consisting OF
over 20 mule teams. 200 head Of cattle, GOO
bead Of sheep, aud about loo bead Of horses
ard mules, and destroyed . factory aid
mil. which hal largely supplied bin
IS,ecrdI JaS A R,wL,ss. E-'g. G.n.
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% THE aREArEsr 1rHr NpaG1Ezl



WAsaiEoscs, Rsb. 3.
Tho wars and msa1s committee have in.
formally considered tie tar on petroleum
and tobacco. A delegation Of hssche,s
| Weee 6efUfe sds ross0isieo today. rsmoss.
tgating aesinst any iaersassd tax On besvss.
w A special comoittso to inquire into ~
expenditures Of the Naval DspsstasnE. will
meet tomorrow. TITO matter as1t to b
Investigated 10 70 b that coacersiDg pur-
chases made BY order Of tbs Dspsrtmcut,
soe in accordance with Law, where ex.
orbitsnt prices we've paid.
The Seaaes military eoooittes has paced
upon large number Of military n0mina-
tiuns. uen. SchoGsld's n0uinatiop, TO-
getker with many Others, we're postponed.
The Senate naval committee passed upeo
~ naval nominations b4l0rc them. They
likewise con.idefed snd will report I bill
70 equAlise the grade Of line ofiotrs in the
navy.
The committee % wars SD means will
undoubtedly obey the instructions Of the
House yests rday, and attempt 70 increase
the income Of the Government very largely.
BY iucs esed taxatioB. lA4 a
Mr.. Epsaidisg, Of N. r, ioteoducsd
bill il ths House, to-day. 20 construct .
ship canal srouad Nlagsra Falls.
Gen. AcOlellsns report 10 ont.
Mf. Lo,ejny remains very ILL.,.
u 81 o, ST.. Louis, Feb. ;.
Gov. Gamble was buried to-day. The
civil sud military dispisy on the occasiou
Was probably the most solemn and impress.
| "a 0e r.
courts sdjourned and the msmbsrs Of the
bar attended In b b0dy msobefs Of Deroh.
ants, tho Common Council Of che City,
mcsss end msmbers II she LsgislAtufe,
menbers OF benevolent and other sssocica.
tions, the city sthoiats, several schools and
U0ivessities, and large number ., citisess
aad oiiitery joined shs funeral corteee.
Many public vf6ces sad business houses
were closed, sad Hsgs hung At tsH mast.
There seemed to be almost mi verssl sorrow,
The fuoeral ceremonies we're performed at
the "a Prssby terisn church, whore Rev.
Dse Brooks delivered an approsiAse dis
course. The remains we're depOaitad in
she family vault as Beilefuntaine Cemetery.
Fl. MoEaos, Fab. 3.
General b q r received the following On
the Goth ult.:
General Palmer sent IN expedition to
capture foice Of rebel cavalry 10 Jonts
and Onslow counties, N. q. They succeed.
ed in routing the encnmy, captured twen.
ty-shree men With their horses and equip.
nents. and Destroyed from Is 600 to TO-.
OyO pounds of pork, 100 bushels tf salt,
100 pounds Of tobacco, 80 barrels Of beef,
aod also captured several mules, korsss,
g..
o. ID, 27th u's, Captain C.dy, Of the
cllh II. B,,,ery, proceeded with his ccm.
'nand to T;s-H conaty, where they captur.
ed ave rl.en wav hAve been guilty Of
sAies OF rnteetiee.
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Gen. Vandcyer has arrived in tosn
and has entered op,D ths opsiss o' HE misssen
-orgsDisox .sd returning u The Rsid the
furloughsd vetessbs. His hssdqasrssss ere
., The Smss oi the Adjutant Gsnersl ofiova.
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New org Aa9k0ts
NHw Tosg, Feb. I.
C0TroN.-Stssdy st sae,
= UuA--Narket quiet. 9&o007 oS Extra staAe /;
17.S615Joo =. h. q.
WunAs- -Clossd hsssy. e1.sSo1.bs Chisa9s
0e1l693 oLSeol.9l Milwaukee ClHh, 3L66Dl.1o
Wintsr Red.
Cean-s@ls better. 17s@l.1e<.
OAfs.-QaisE st $1,000.
PoRg g-Qaiet. SIS SCALE 80 ness.
LAND STEADY q l11S0l3H.
WumKY-e0. N
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TaAr SrArrMsx1.-Ths sworn state
msus Of The sso soldiers At Camp MeCisllss
eoDsesniog lhe posk ssatrnvsrsy, promissd -
By Capt. " ard and Lisns. Whiae. hss not cone
Ia 81 the tine Of gsiug 10 pssss. isa
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Mile Marie Zoe. 4

PsRsosAL.-Mils Marie Zoe, the cel-
sbrsted Cuban setress. arrived 10 towu sbis
nosaiog to Gii sssngsgsuens 1t the Metro
politsn Thestre. She mss The reputation Of
being sssond Cubss. Her appearance %
ths stage VilI be daly suAcsoesd.
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90 nssUx - !
Copscn Cakss1s. FEB. q "a !
NJ Hossr. n. 1.ssr. - b~ias pss~nt,
on melton Aid. Davenport wes atpo lnted
Mayor Pse -. eogsI aIII
sent-Aldssmea davenport, Huot, NJ.
Care, M - WaDAselicA ,'fT FtTN
Taefe bei . IS ! 4 aorun present, % . otioe,
Council sAjssrnsd = nySs = - week from
tits ~. Mag, at o'clock sEssi s4g I
latest HssnY xlsfsLSrscaER,
aSGs& wsea a-s9 Ns1tsi GleTk.
DIsralCr CUURT.
). sCUrr xfuaAAN. Jsss~
.sss@tss sSe4uaa ysbsaary =, 1851
The Jury In the ease Of Cox ". Tollett,
brought : verdict into Court Of 800 ior
Plaintiff
r.. r.s, case ~. x..bis..u y. Kru..,
which oecspi.d ~ Cosft an Aay, asa which
~as submistsd u he JssE fAs'Cocrt thea
a6ionrped ~ wsMs1 &E ~ ~
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UAacago MaYAess
By TSlsersphl CnteAse. Feb. Z
PLoea--Uu
WnoAS Fair speculative domsel q IN edve1eo
oS k0k-. sales of No. l ~ u l7ol -, and No. !
l1lhGl11x.
C,ss- q cd densnd for new. Market arm q -
Q80c for cid.
II exwisss-S, higher, with ISLES II ~. A. the
clo.e holdess were HakiLg s1QS2s.
Lvs sPocx - Market inns:tvs and neasly nominal.
Dsssss Aoos Without particular change.
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BssErir.-At the request Of many
sisisses VITO highly sppsss'sss the talsss Of
Mr.. r. J Wsldaas. shis lsdy sssss . bsos6s
% fridsy aisht 10 The pspslss play Of TO-
. . Toms Cabia," In whish che sppsars te
greet sIssstsgs. OF sessss there will be
xsll titled house % this oeess'on.
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ADN'IS


Found.
NEAR CAMP AcCLALLAN, WEDNESDAY
1N evening. q paekAgs coatsining some ten OF
.weise laMers, which c,n be obtsinci by apply
ing to this otFsc, pr,ving property and paying
hareee. fe0-utf
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Tue BILLIARD MArcu.-As an
nouucsd the etar billiard match. 500 points,
same Of last evening at DR.. Tsgsier's BiiIisrd
saloon. The contestants were Albert Mess.
nau and Frsnk Bueeh The gsms vac won bs
.he former iu aboss an hour and hall BY l0l
poio,s. There ~as large crowd present to
srioy the sport. A 8ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-04

Whisler's store Is always crowded with
psrebssss, ~ u ~Asa 10 swsy sssssssd. Al
vays 90 where you ssn get the best st the
vsnf pfiaee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-04

T~o.YxARs BoNDs s.-The First Ma
tiensl BAst gol THE city has been appointed
agsas foe the ssls Of 3-yssr interest bearing.
ssiAl tender Treasury oo,.s. Taess uo,es eso
nov BE- bAd Il the i;ssk is snms Of $50. 800.
$500. 81 900. etc. They bear Interest st the
rate cf s per cent. per annnm, and ere an ex-
eslisnt inv estmsut.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-04

TaGAras.-To-night will bs present.
sss splssdia sansiy II .1ssrisa Lws." sss
Il lAe asst lsegAsbls and Instructive pre-.
dsstsses = eA&day sf slsbpsssHee0 Adaptsd
70 The diasrsnt pAssss sf married afs. ssd
asss aaesssa psspls Shs aesssa viii Cad
AAsie eass sslssssd UisA assssishisg A1slity.
The pssIssossss cssslud~ visA "Cssassy
Cossisss NJ. Brsss - ssssas Joe yin driss
svey the blsss To- osssh ssd Ass. Wild
80, - 11asgssy VII ssss % bsiss dswn NE
house. 9gei
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-04

Nxw TnrAE---We learn that the man
Johu.on, who VS. icuad guilty Of tho crime
Of the murder at the recent session "f the
Uissuis Court At Rock Islsnd, has been grsutsd
. new trial. on the ground that one Q: the jur-
ors by whom be Vas tried Wsa not . citizen o.
shs1 1Jnised stases. THE gives the miserable
IN al another chsnos to save his lie.