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A Gisrisus AehIevemsnt ia Nsrsh Care
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From the Wilmington JourualI
We have the pleasrrs of communicating 80 our
srs the gratifying 1isiigsnes thA combined Land and
Waisr attack made this week upon tbs Yankees s. Ply
mcu n in this State, By forces under General Hoke
and Commander Cook, has been eOmDsssy successful,
resulting ID the eapurs Of the plaes Wh ils garrison
30 pieces Of artillery stores and supplies Of AL kinds
Two Yankee guDboats wers sunk and one small steam
captured The nuGber q pnsooeFs l. two thoazand
ave hundred u 5001 Tbs place was taken BY storm.
Ths Yankee troops ct Plymeuth were under the eou-
uand OF Brigsdisr General Wsssss "A Old army tesr
along with his command. was made prisoner he &
about afflicted Wessst
We without further psrjeuiars and cannot state
Ours We have heard reported Is large but for this
We have only report 10 depend on and give l. for
What It may be worth. What have stated above IS
certain and beyond question. We trust 70 Obtain
pafiiculars We think there Is a mgtaks In the usms
oI the naval comEudsr. seems 10 us that Il ought
20 be Wood not Cooke. 1t viii be recoiscssd thai Il
was Commander Wood who led the party that boarded
and took heavy Han<es gunbost under the protection
Of ths Yankss batteries At Eewbsrn-
Plymouth Il the county seat Of Washington county
stusted the ROsnoks river some eight miles from
where empties into AIbsmarle sound Ia Is5O H.
POPu9tio- - = - 1ulolt oi me
war Il was probably twelve or thirteen hundred. Is
must have been strongly fortified, is shown by The
number OF cannon csptursd-
This gallant erBloit Of General Hoks and bis brave
men is glorious relief to the oov record Of preyns
failures at Newbsrn and washington We do not Ike
yeturng criticisms upon military condue but cannot
help expressing opinion that had the ats expedition
against NsWbeFn been under the command OF General
HOke, that talented and enterprsng young lssder
been permitted 70 have bis own way that occasion,
EesbsFn would have been ours. We do NOT hold this
opinion without good reason
But let dwell upon psst failures save bsa-
gaar AGAINST faiurs errors Let us lock 70
The present and rsocs the auspeious opsnngc The
campaign In North Carolina This well Delivered blow
viii do much 70 raise the spirits Of troops and
deprsss those Of the Yankees Il Is the hrs instances
In the where we have been able 10 rstaks from
YaOksss position accessible. 70 ther zunboats. We
trust that il will not be the last H0ke, Ransom, Zen.
per and others have now shown that il csn BE dcns
we
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From GeastAi nIorEsn's oonsnand.



WHTTEvmLE, Va, April l5-In cJmmencing this,
the Initial Cf what hope may prove series Of inter
ing lettsFs to your readers from this cOmmsnd must
premise that write in the midst Of that calm which
prscedeth the coming storm-thst ominous calm whose
6saih like stiffness is rendered tenfoid more Oppres-
sye b. the faint gsams Of lightning flashing from the
gathering storu-coud and the low rumbls Of ths dis
taut thunder.
The disnountsd portion Of our command some four
hundred In number arrived In this bsEutful VILLAGE
from Abingdon, several days since and Is rapidly per
fsca1g ts reorganization under the immedRts super
vision aud prae icRl eye Of It's ndomitable chief and
will, ere long be sgsn in condition to thread
the iRtrcate of the warpsh and deal ths enemy
giants strength of retrbutiye vengeance which have
hitherto caused the treAehereus and dssteFdy foe TO
Zee in terror from the destroying angel demon
OF destruction, and which is yet destined 10 send 70
many Ysnkee Homestead the l0ad wall Of agony aad
the deep curse Of impotent fury.
II /. impossbls to place proper estimate on the in
caeua6le edyantage TO the service Of such command
as that Of Gen Morgan. To strike the enemy quick
gharp aad deeive blows nt ungua ed and unexpected
points, 90 hover valture iks his rsar and cut of
his supply train aud dtsehed psriss TO burn bis rail
road bridges and mmisssIy at res 70 soOp with the
celefity and unerring success Of the falcon his
weakly gsirsoned towns and yi&geE and ruin him ere
be from his surprisehese have been the le
climate objects Of this command hsretofOrs and this
ths a'duoua field Of danger and Of glory which their
chvslrous general has opened up before them That
such viii continue 70 be his sm that events Of mrs
gigantic and momentous Importance will work the f
ture pathway Of our commander tina alone will tsll
but this ssf=ly promise you, thst Whenever and
wherever strike the enemy, he will forever after
have cause to curse the day OF the encounter.
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Y Capt. D. G. Cooper, with his company Of
scOats, recently visited Simpson county, Miss,
and arrested q large number Of deserters,
among them being the three notorious William,
sons-Ssm, Efas and Hsmp. He captured
them and some half dozen others By strategy.
TaeTe was to be wedding at Mrs. Williamson's
ON Thursday night. Capt Cooper made il con-
venisnt to be present with his company and his
generAl-the last disguised and acting the part
of drunken Texas soldier. II rsined exces-
sively during the afternoon and night, and the
high waters prevented the pATson CT justice
from attending. To keep the crowd together,
however, and to give an opportunity for all the
expected guests to arrive, the promise was az.
torted from the captain that be would perform
the ceIemoDy-the boys having represented him
As possessing the requisite qualifications. Ae-
cordinRly, in due time, the ceremony was per-
formed by the captain, alias the Rev. D. G.
Cooper, and Mr.. Henry Berry was married to
Miss Lucy Little. Soon after the marriage cer-
smouy was concluded, General Watts, having
thrown Of his disguise, rode up to the door and
ordered tue captain to place guards at each door
snd proceed to arrest every man in the houss,
which was quickly done. They made prisoners
Of eight, including the three WilliamsOns.
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=
RaFSher HsPsrfs frans Gezerai Forrest.
DALfos, April q "A LADY. who came through ne
lines to-day brings rspert hat ForrsE had attacked
Gders0n at Decatur, Tenn, killing GdsBoB, and cap
tarng largs number Of prisoners
Gen. Wbsslsr hsd general rsVlsH Of his cavalry TO-
day. which was witnessed BY lzss number Of gen,
eral ofiesrs.
Rrsua the Trans-IEIssissiPPI.
AoBILE, April Is --WssIsrn diEpsiohss eonArm the
defeat Of Baaks at Grand Eeors the l4th and 18th
He lost $500 prisoners and al bis camp squipass.
On The 18Th, eleven gunooats. carrying ths Federal
wounded, passed Bonnet Care.
Banks is reported Al FOrs de Rus5, eallns Tor rsH-
foEesmsn,s-
Rsinforesnsnts going 20 Banks from Nav Orlsans
and Baton Rougs. His army is aid to be totally De-
morsIizsd.
Gen. Taylor followed Banks from Eansssd. and q
reported to be we'll up and prezrDs hin heavily.
The YazoO Valley Il clear Of Yankees.
fire took Fiaes here to-day which destroyed ten
frame houses. The loss Is heavy.
Bron Riehmsad
RIeHaoND Apra 25.-Gensrsl Hoks, who command
Cd the land forces in tas ssaut Plymouth las been
promoted 10 major-gensraL
The letters PurportBg 10 be a eorrsIpondsaos be-
tween Lord Lyons and Mr. Harrison, the Presidents
private secretary, pronounced forgsrss.
It Is officially estimated that the iishs bason IN Geor
ga VIII szesed i've million pounds
Later frOHs ihe N0Ffa
RICHMOND, Apnl 25.-Fhe Bzltimors papers Of ths
23i, have been received.
AsYiess from She army Of the Potomac Indicate that
active preparations for the coming campaign are going
on.
AlEgs number Of sick and wounded have been
trsnsfsrred to Wash ustOn-
AH the suffers, tHeny-eght hundrsd tn number bzvs
left the army.
Gen Grant has established his headquarters IN he
hsld.
Dsssrtsrs frsrz Gen. Less army report biz whols
forcs at sixty thousand and rsinforcenenis constantly
arriving
Additional Yankee accounts from Red river are NOT
dssaled reliable. They claim decided vietory over
Kirsy Smiths forces in the battle at Pleasant hill
Among the rsbsls kilsi, are reported Gems. M0usoa
Had Person.
The New York "Word' says that ChaIs has sold -
the surplus gold thsrs in ths treasury and It Is
dent, before the year Oui, that be will be eemPsIsd
70 purchase geld pay the interest The public debt
Gold siossd in New YORK on the 23d st l75.
The Europssn nsEs Is unimportsnE
All difieaitles to the Mexican crown had been sS
jlsisd and BIAximiian was sAii On the l3th-
Information from tbs Pennzuls reports he landing
Of a large number OF troops At yorktown from ocean
It FsPOrtsd that the negro troops stationed
there had become dsmoraEsd and had besa sent away
RrS1 NSrtk5rz virEizfa-
ORANGE @. H. April 25.-Ths enemy Is cavalry yes.
tsrday made feeble dsmonstrstion, 4 Intending to
cross In front Of Ellis and GsrmRnna fords but quickly
vsss8abous and retired in The direction Of Culpsps-
Coarthouse.
Nothing else Of interest.
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- John G. Jones, of Columbus, Ga, is now
the colonel of Texas regiment, and attached
to Gen. MsgTuder's command. He wss one Of
the old members of the Columbus Guards, and
was regarded as one of theis best soldiers.
Nearly every one Of the original members Of
this noted company are now commissioned off,
GERS in the service, ranking from colonel to lieu
tensns, thus verifying remark of their old and
Tevered csplaiR-shs lEte Gan. Semmes-that
every one Of them WIS capable and worthy to
command
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and its genial rays produce lassuds ss hard 10 shake
on Is the shirt OF Nessua The temptation d strong to
throw ourselves into the extended Of Morphsas
and pass the time In ssless Inactivity At such times
as these, before this cruel war" were wont 10
take our fishing rods and stroll along the banks Of the
silvsry stream (perhaps accompanied BY Of those
fairy creaturss to think Of whom bss) and seek the
capture as the inhabitants OF the impid element OF,
taking our good hrelock esud trusty dog, carried
Gu the rspressIbls conflict" against the dsnlzsns Of
the forest spang nsithsr biped nor qusdrupsd that
crossed path.
Those happy days are past and sadly Ger" yet we
hSvs hope that If do duty In this struggle all
the pleasant eoneomitants Of psses will again be re-
stored to ouSeountry. Then lot hsht on vaIantly,
q ht with discrimination desperation, which will
yield TO nothing short Of the nsvabIs dsefsss Of fate
II we do this, fhs combined world cannot accomplish
snbl1sstion We then tn arbiiers Of our own
fate, and let have nothing short Of complete lib.
ersy.
This regiment, whoh,ones had the honor Of bearing
upon its rolls the name Of Gen. CEeburns, few days
since presented bInswith sword costing thousand
dollars very fine and appropriate but short speech
was made by Nr. Heron, Of the regiment, who pre-.
sentsd the sword and the general in reply made some
very sensible and practical rsmarka He spoke OF the
efficient servIcs which tbs regiment had rendered and
gave account Of its dOings in the several campaigns
in which had participated His speech sboundsd IN
good and depth of feeling and there nothing
hOwsry or captivating In it. Though not first in tie
forum, he Is second TO none upon the Asld.
Gen. Cieburns has Issued order against the sbom.
Unable practice which exists in the army OF making
sport OF pssssrs by, and it is hoped others will follow
him In this lRudsbls reform.
Isl rumorsd that two companies Of the 9th Kentucky
cavalry were captured on the e2d instant They uers
surprised aud surrounded and fought with despsTa.
ton, many having been killed and wounded
I u
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promptly given. They left their occupations almsst
universally for the public good. The mills stop
mel were no longer heard and moved BY common i'm.
pusei every good citizen beeEms once transformed
into soldier ana shOudered his musket fer the com
mon defence was proposed 10 have special term Of
the district court held 70 try the murdsrers when the
coroner jury hsd performed its duty but the people
Knew that an application for change OF venus would
be granted TO be followed BY the release OF the murder
ess, as no man would be found willing 20 Carsou to
give evdenes sgsnst then, aud thereby insure hs death
The people were determined that tie sssassins should
not We the town alive. The Innocent should 20 IN
harmed, but the guilty must be punished. After q long
weeks patience had b endured and guard duty both
night and day had been performed the jury rendered
clear and explicit vsrct pronouneng four of the vii
ans participants and accessory. They deelzz
ed with unanimous Voiee that the principals should
suffer death They organized themselves into eitizsns
regiment elected their fsld and line officers, declared
martial law and proceeded calmly and de- erminedy 70
execute the sentences passed upon ahe murdesr Every
thing was carried quiet and orderly manner.
Justice was dons and the people said amen.
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rae Gala E,rri,rnrnt.

Fifty three thousand dollars q American gold sold
Saturday as prices ranging from sL73 10 L7Jt. Tha
HERALD says:
The psss week has been Of extraordinary eKe.ts-
mani Ia financial circles. Gold h1ctused between III
and IS9 timex rendering the spectators aoss Wild
ard manic ssiLed the stock markst and nearly broke
down sVsry share In the st, the decline ranging De-
tween and 20 per cent These crcuus- ancss added 10
The extraonsry visit OF Secretry Chase TO tnis city
tbs ugusnsion Of the god csrtfeaies the anDounes-
f b the Secretary Of tas Treasury that tbs currsn-
cy was being contracted, The bill Ia ihs Z s Senate In
rslstiOu 10 the arac n CON- and the gOvsrnrsnt tax
bl which has been reported In the House of Repre-
ssntativss all tended to make up most s1ira1rdnary
week Of important incidents, affecting oommercis and
financial sasass. Il ia 70 be hoped that few days Of
quiet will be allowed TO s1ecasd and that m0netary
matters msy be permitted 10 thar former posi-
tons. TIE tine for the greEt closing crisis has yeE
arrived Hnd until L does Il behoovss to be a. calm
possible and prspare nerves for the crash that
these small events merely fOreEhadoW -lfi1s I0T>
all
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EAST TEEBEssEE-Asny dsspondent per-
sons are Of the opinion, says the Cbarlottesvlls
Chronicle, that Esst Tennessee is forever lost to
the COnfsdeTacy, simply because its territory is
at present occupied by the enemy. This, in
one sense Of the word, amounts to nothing.
After few hard blows, we are Of the opinion
that East Tennessee will again be ours. We
feel sGta6sd that the Federal army, under SchO-
Geld, in that section Of country is far inferior TO
ours. commAaded by Cans. Buckner, Ransom,
Vaughan, Jones and others. They are still in
East Tennessee, snd at the proper time will
speak fer themselves,
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TIE SLAVE CLAIM BOARD.-The board Of
officers determined to sdjasicase claims for tie
losses Of slaves in the service has been organ
izsd, and has already begun its regular sessions
in Richmond, Va. They are required to exam
inc into and report on the justice and amount
of clsims for loss of slaves which have been
Impressed by the Confsdorsss authorities, or un-
der State laws, for the use of the Confederate
government, snd while engaged in laboring on
the public defsnaes, have escaped to the enemy
or died, or contracted diseases which have, after
their discharge, resulted fatally.
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Duly ggppeal,
MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA. GA
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1864.
THE sCHLEsWEG-HOLGF OURS.



There is such very genersl want of iufor
nation upon the subject that heads this article,
that we are pleased with very lengthy article
reciting the elementary facts, which we find in
the New York Times, of the 18th, and written
by = European gentleman now in this country.
AS it is too long for our columns, our readers
must Be content with 8 synopsis.
We speak of Prussia and Austria, and the
countries which lie between them in Central
Europe, aud then, being st lOss to locate sll
the States of Germany, we recall that Germany
is composed of one empire, five Kingdoms, FIVE
grand duchies, ten duchies, one electorate, one
lnndErsviGts, nine princip1lities and four free
cities, making, as they are called, thiTty-six
States, each one having its own capital, and, TO
= great extent, It's own lsws, but all represented
at tbe Diet of The German Confederation.
These thirty-siK States occupy sll the territory
bounded northsrly by the North sea, Denmark
and the Baltic sea east by Russia and Hun
gsIyi south by Croatia, Adriatic sss, Italy and
S1ilzsrlsnd, and west by France, Belgium aud
Holland.
The difficulties now in question grow cut of
complications which date as far back as 1850 :
consequently they are connected with fsadsl
pTeteusiOns, snd involve diplomatic history
which is now more or less obscure. What is to
be the result remains to be seen. We see, how
ever, if We turn our eyes to the map Of Central
Europe, that the rulers of vast territory, (eon-
PIising, as before stated, thirty-s1 States,) are
complicated in their relations to each other, and
that these complications have extended so far
that no ssttlementssemsd possible short of that
Hhich folloRH reaort 10 ANN.
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= We are informed that the trains on the
Piedmont railroad viii be run entirely through,
from Dsnville to Greensboro, by the 1st Of June.
At present they are running from Greensboro,
nins and q half miles. There remains only
about fourteen miles Of the track to be laid, the
greater portion being already graded. The
gusge Of the Pisdment railroad is the same AS
that Of the North Carolina. This connection is
important, not only as 3 supplement to Oul
military communications, but it viii shorten the
distance between Richmond and Charlotte more
than a hundred miles.
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RaTTLE HONSEi

TIE PrOPristOrE Of tiis wsIl.kBOwn and popular
House
Rsturn thsiF hEEks the citizens Of Mobile and The
travelling pubs fer tie very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended and hope BY strict attention to the
wants Of The people 10 merit End receive eontEu
Gnos Of the same.
We would ssy N this H0t:os, to correct some mis-
rspresentst0n that has gone abroad that chsrge
IL FIFTEEs DOLLARS PR DAY, and in 10 case Las
more been charged.
FAMILIES csEirous q procuring apartments esD
do 20 By sdaTesslnF ths undsrsigred.
EABRIRG, DUVALL & CO,
aDIsIu Prop-iefors. Mobile. Ala
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II In the twenty dollar bill of the new issue
an error hiss been discovered, which Is attribu'
ted to the eDgaVer. On the left upper corneF)
of the plate the little seal reads thus: "siI
months after the ratification Of tre'ty of peace
bstwsen"-lben opposite, on the right: 1.-TWO
years alter the ratification of treaty Of peace
hetyeen 4" eic.
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The MONTGOMERY MARKET.-The Mont
gomery Maj Of the oath inst, that at the mar
ket on the 23i prices ruled considerably lower
than the week previous. Beef brought from 50
to "a, pork SO so, bacon 81, fish varied accord
ing to size, some which we saw, catfish ranged
from S12 to $45. Fine turkey gobblers S25,
sweet potatoes tumbled down to $40, eggs
81 So There were some few strsWberTies-
there first Appearance-they brought the modest
sum Of $40, per quart. We must in justice
say, however. that the only person We saw give
that was a colorei individual.
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sAD.-Tho esteemed pastor of the Second
Baptist church in this city, Rev. ". T. Brsnt-
ly, received dispatch from Augusta, yesterday
morning, stating that bis son was extremely i'll.
BE left yesterday evening. By this sad sfiie-
ton, the Baptist convention viii be deprived Of
the Invaluable sid Of Dr. Brsntly We trust
his sen msy be speedily restored to health
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. CONFEDERATE BONDS The controller of
North Carolina having had submitted to him tie
question Of the liability of four per cent. funded
currency to taxation, has decided that under the
revenue laws Of the State, Confederate bonds of
any kind are not tsxabls for either State or
county purposes. The opinion has bssn con
CURED in by the public treasurer and attorney
eysueral
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GOALS TO EEwCASTLE-It has been au1o1need N
al the ey Dapers that portAti0n assnt bers.
has received advcss the shipment OF three hundred
aud eighty four Englsh girls % one steamer ior tls
EuRlish qfrs TO- where war Is continuing malda and
ralInV ,vidorya aad where sewing women make ersli
sT csnts fns shlrs for twenty i've cents, and cther
artirlss Al prices which make u unfsth0mAba iys
tsrT now nsy ksep soul snd body togethsri and this
bushel and beef At twenty cents pound, and cazr8s
calico AZ twsufy.hvs cents a yard. We not dis
posed 10 shut she door in the f1cs Of girls ho th
Atlantis but think that exhibit Of he wages %
womsn in this city would show that tie fs1s0 usEe5
s Flutted now lClRein1ati Gazette
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GEN. HoKE.-Geu. HOke, who commanded
oGr forces in the late victorious sttack on Ply
mouth, N. c., is native of North Csroiins, and
this is not the first field on which be has written
his worth as q man, his skin SIS general, and
his entire conservation to the cause of his
country
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y We learn, from the London IAdsz, that
the Southern prisoners relief fund, under the
control of q committee Of merchants, have col
lseied in Europs, in the last twelve months,
1900, which sum has been expended in re-
lisvirg Confederate soldiers confined in Yankee
prisons. The managers of the fund are assist
cd in their offJrts by ladies' in the Northern
cities, who visit the sufferers, and give them
such aid As the means st their disposal admit Of.
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= Adiut,ut. Genor.l Coon.r .tataa. IN ~

~ AdjutGnt- General Cooper states, in gen
ersl orders number IS, that applications from
the officers Of the nitIe and mining corps for
field service cannot be considered Workmen
employed by them may be organized and armed
for LEGAL defense, but their military orders must
be subordinate to work, IS the leading aim and
consideration, and second in importance to no
Other military order.
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SUICIDE.-ArS. Bray, wife OF Captain Brsy,
who is employed at the Naval gun carriAge fac
tory, in this city, committed suicide at Stone
Mountain, last week, by hanging herself be-
hind the door. She had bat lately moved to the
village, and came from Rome, we believe No
cause is assigned for the rash act.
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~ Maj. W. Ii. Oven, formerly AdjUtant Of
tbe Washington Artillery has been osd5rsd by
Ii. Gen. LOngstreet to fill the vacancy in field
officers cansed by the assignment of Gel. Wal
ton to other duty.
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y Brig. Gen. Davis notifies the men belong
ing to the %, 1Ith and 42d Mississippi Isgi-
merits of his brigade, who are now absent with
out leave that, unless they return to duty, or
their absence be satisfactorily accounted for,
within forty days after the publication of this
notice, they viii be published as deserteFs, and
their names given TO the conscript officer, with
instructions to arrest them as such.
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- Capt. J. P. Williams, of the 66:h North
Carolina regiment, who, few weeks since, at
Mount Olive, killed Joseph Kornegsy, in a rem
coRtrs, has been found guilty of msnslaughter,
fined fifty doiIars and discharged