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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-05
Bv Teleoraph.
oE Lator Dlspatohes sec srd. Rage.
Gen. Sherman in New York-Gen.
Thomas to go West.

NEw York. June 3.-Gen. Sherman
yesterday visited Gen. Van Vleet at the
Quartermaster's Office, and was waited
upon and most heartily welcomed by the
merchants aud business men. In the eve.
ming the General was serenaded at the
house of Mr., Scott, in 23d street, where
he is stopping, by the bands of the 7thapd
seth regiments, and responded in a few
brief remarks to the repeated and tumult-
1ous calls of the assemblage. Geuerals
ROseorsns, Swayue, Battorfisid aud others.
also made brief addresses.
The Tribune's special says Gen. Thomas
will, in few days, return to the west and
take command under Sherman of Kan.
tucky and Tennessee. -
Gen. Grant and wife will probably visit
the Chicago Fair.
Capt. Fisk's expedition to Idaho will
start soon. tH
Gen. Rosecrans has received leave of
absence for six months, to go to the Pacific
coast. 49,
| Gen. Blair has started for Louisville.
I The Times special says that LongstreeFs
business in Washington is to make special
application to the President for pardon,
and restoration to full civil rights. He
has already taken tteamnesty oath.
The Herald's Richmond correspondent
says ex Gov. Smith, of Virginia, is roam-
ing in the woods back of Staunton, de.
termiaed "to fight it out if it takes all
summer" He has body guard of gper.
Fillas with him.
John Minor Bolts has been invited to
Richmond by Gov. Pierpoint. ~
1t is said large number of Mosby's
men are still at large in the mountains.
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CHARIEsFoR, June 3.-Admiral Dahl
green, Fleet Captain Bradford and Lieut..
Commauder Matthews, of the Admiral's
staff, left on. the steamer Donegal on Mon.
day evening, on visit to Port Royal aud
Savannah. The Donegal was accompanied
by the Santiago de Cuba, with Sec. Welles
and his party: The Admiral is expected
to return to-day. The Pointexett, Com
msnder Z. K. Lace, left this port yesterday
for New York, with rebel torpedo boat in
tow. i.s5
The work on the guuken monitor con-
tinnes, but only fragments of bodies are
now recovered. The vessel itself is con.
sidered not to be worth the raising, in con-
sequence of her injuries and the length Of
time she has been under water. Her guns
have been already raised.
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90 H II i

hV Wonderful Curative Propsrtie. are On
doubted. Il is aIVQys taken internqlly.
From the number of testimOnials reestved
re are induced 70 bslieUe It cures nine case,
out Of ten s0hen directions are strietly 5SEl
EO'Osd. It is uHequalled for the cure Of
RHEU4ATLSA, GOUT, NEURAL
Ola. and kindred diseases. For the re-
HsOVol Of SeyotuLa. Kings Evl. Seald Head,
7sHsr, Ring Wd,m. DC dds 5ased.ttieiass
claims V01t svperiOyity OVey all Others
Lt' soothing and penetrating qualities are
felt as soon az taken. Try ii and be con.
Vinesd. ..-g
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Nav oaEs.aa. Jana 2.-aen. sheHdan

NEw oaEEAxs, June 2.-Gsn. Sheridan
and staff arrived to day.
Reports from Natchez say Gen. Hood
OonfederPte;S offered his surrender to Gen.
HerrOn1 who has left for Shreveport, the
headquarters of the Northern Division of
Ysstefdsy vss unfEsrsally observed.
according TO the National Proclamntion
4 fre yesterday destroyed nine build
iDgs in the 1st district. The Are tbis
morning ct Lake Ponchartrain destroyed
ons-halt
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q The Gigantic HIpopotamusl

Or bEsEHo4H of Holy Writ, Of whom it il dec AIRED
GOD 40-9 upon earth there is not his Ike"
yestge of Pre- AdGmitc eTiEeHee, was cal Btu' ed by
the present keeper ALI, the Egyptian, by order Of
me ttceToy OF Egypt 1000 miles above Cairo, on The
country at an expense Of more than $40 OlO Uy
e. Q. QUICK EsqS with whom Such arrangements
nave been made aB to enAble the Mana cement to
present him 70 the public in conjunction with So
otaer unique attractions which make up this JttG
ciysm OF #onderS comprising this gigantic oom1i-
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, TnE CIRCUS TRouPE

is the largest and most complete ever combined In
one establishment, being composed Of tho most pop.
ul4r! skhlf1l aud accomplished performers In the
profession, having been selected from the rst eStab.
ltshments In Europe aud America. Among the
principal Artistes are the following:
MADAME MELVILLE, the Australian Equestrian,
the most beautiful and accomplished Lady rider
in tie world;
JAM IS MELVILLE, the AuStr allan performer. who
stands without Peer in the arena. The dis.
! tinguished Australian family whose ElueItrian
and Miscellhl cons Performance have won q
world vide reputation;
MASTER FRANK MELVILLE, the youthful Rques.
. -triRn; .EI--l....
HtAsrLn SAMUEL MELVILLE, q wonder Iu Per-
fection in all be attempts;
GEo: MELVILLE, the principal Equestrlau;
R,A1LO Ma CHAHS, artist whose praise Il RTaot
in mouths Of WiSe9t eenSuEe, whose per oru.
I ! celle1 by no one In the world; 6T'E 2 =
,Wm. kINHAOB,t the man Of . hundred SomeraauItl
and tho renowned representative OF the Roo,n.
/ trio PETE JENKINF;
sHAPPEE WHITNEY, the Acro5ats, par excel.
leuee OF the United States, the mo It daring aud
thrilling frapeSe Performers ever seen;
INWARD, the funniest Of Clowns, In Comic souRg.
Sayings Dances, Slack Rope exercises. Plate
SPinningl THmblpg, nGyer falling 70 oreaIe a
{ big fuss generally. f 7a
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Pn1, nnpnn 1nnnnruA1,es

PHTr BuReH. January 1866.
Mems R. y. eIlLIHs CO;-Dear fIrs: Il IL
Vhb Ibe PTGbtISt Gf pItAII that hereby testify
to ihf tmcscy of3y'ur "RbtumAtio Componna Of
eli the Itn editB ever tried IoF Aheup atsn yourl
viii ont doubts the srrtBt ~ mCsI speedy. vas
etnplee aItyT 10 that diI eSBe beOre uSlnR your
C'nIOnI d. Int cir ee then have been like new
man: Y'DT medicine IL invaluable, beyond doubt,
emo hereby recommend Il to ali Ofdtcted a. the
Only Eur cure for that antul disease.
JAS. B. McOLATOHEY,
90 Kim street.
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a6 Monroe Street,
TERTH,

WNuuTLLIs sTBLN DENTAL ESTABLISH.
W mtns, the place 10 set tfSth, teeth that are
eeth- Teeth thSt look natural aud teeth that will
bite. APr90 1GS AARKRT STRICT.
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ez-rbs GRAND PROCESSION VIII enter the
toS n at IL O'Clock A. NJ preceded BY the GIeAX-
no HIPoP0rAM0S draHn ey TEA4 OF ELs.
WIsHIaarON oPERA BAND. the grand NE Jag.
ERIH, the extensive CIRCUS ami Troupe Of ARTIST,
to1ether with tho Gorgeous PSrnphanSIiR Of the
Metropolitan COmbinAtl0n
T5lst ]. MELVILLE, Director Of Arena.
Oh HRARHsWoRTH, Agent. mys1-st
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Wltne,.-P. A. Mocl.lIand. s = =" ''E''''

PI1T BURG, January 1s, 1866
MsBErS- R. =. PuLERB 4 Ou.:-Gents /; Allow me
to inform you that had boy, NIx years Of sge 20
bGiicted With RI eumAtiGm N that his leg was drawn
crooked and very much disabled. After trJipR ell
tho IiDin ents could hear Of, to purpose, was
recommended to try JOhnOob'S Rheumatic Con.
pound, manufactured by you 4 purchased bottle
and before the halt OF 1t uSOd the boys leg be
came pSIfc uy straight, and tho pain left him On.
GIsIy. In JcsIice TO you take pleasure in giving
y0u this iniOrn atiOD Tor tho good Of those who
WE. BOOTH, 9th Ward.
r. a. SELLERS & co.
SOLE PROPRIEToRs,
CORNER WOOD AND SECOND STREETS,
my9O PTTTsBURaH; PA.
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= RR1Rt MrlRoAD.

The Pted@Olt road is a model of South.
ern engtueertngl It runs through vii.
dsrness, with not settlement visible from
Que end % the Other, The distance il
fottyseight miles, which is accomplished
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SANDS. .NATHANs MCo,S
Performing Elephants! !

whose wonderful surpass anything ever before
witnessed, and whose extreme docilty and inIoIil.
gence, have attracted the attention Of the most
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On FRIDAY there viii. bo given q MORNING
ExaIBIEoH Of the HIpopotamuS, Performing
Rlsphants, and Menagerie, without the Circus, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, at which time lbsral deduction
viii be made 70 Schools,
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Tharsday q Friday, Juns sth q 0th,
y At2 and Z o'clock P. n, 5-I
under one enormous pavilion, for ono price of sd.
mission, which, notWithstaudtng the enormous out
lay attendant upon such an unprecedented cOnbI-
nation, is 'h1sd at the low figure Of 90 GENTS.
Children under ten years Of ego, half price.
The Bridges villbe free all foot passengers for
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Buttbere is-R promise Of succOr notfar
distant. Can any means be devised to
keep of starvation untilit comes. T. Within
sixWeeks the wheat harvest ia at hand, and
from that bread At least can be obtained to
last until the eornlisS available, and thus
by q proper distribution the people may
sucking pigs shall be ft for slaughter.
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ExGUsroR
u Great Internal Remedy.
JOHNsoN's
hEUMATIC COMPOUND OtJUtiKID
BLOOD PURIFIER.

-D-
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THE sOUTH.AFTRR WAR.

DePlOra6Es InpOvsrtshment oftke Country
Uncertain PrOpsets of ,ths Coming Har-
Vest'-Used Up Condition ofths Railroad
. Lines and COmpanies-7Re Negro's idea
cfhis NtsO Born Li6erGss.
GREEHsnORO, N. O., May al, 1866.
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,6sOnly the i66Pbeinibg u new phases of mia.
fortune. The Wheat fields will yield barely
enough of grain for spbsistepce aRtiI the
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-12
Friday, August q.

WASHINGTON, Aug,lt .. - President johnson,
health lie considerably improved, AMI it IA ospecicd
that he will meet his cabinet Tomorrow, which no
ha. not done for nearly q week 2sst.
Many applications for pardon .ontinu 10 be re-
ceyed. Among those recently p,rdoned art Wi.
liam 7. Avery and william H. Smith, who were ts-
fore the rebellion both members Of the ni,oi State.
House Of Representatives. The former served tho
robel government Gs mall sgent and the latter
smemher OF the so-cslled Confederate Congress
foId's Theatre ir At once to be spprop ed to ths
uses Of the War Department. Proposals have b. n
issued invtins offers for making the necessary sl-
terA;lons.
Additional delegates appeared st ;he CO'ored mens
Convention In Alexandria, Va, to-day. An aid. ees
Vas adopted setting forth tho grievances Of tho bsc
people Of that State and asking for the right of slf-
fraee and other equality before the law.
Brcvot Bris, -Gen. NUN, Military secreta-y to
President johnson, Cap.aiu In the 10Th Infantry,
has been breve,te Colonel In tho REGULAR Army, for
moritorious and valuable service, -hile serving In
the Southwest.
II sppeAn from official data that the receipts from
customs for the quarter ending with March were
S2nb 1000; internal revenue, s6s262 0O1; sales OF
cellaneou., 81 1859 OC Total in round plumbers. az.
elusive OF loans, etc, 69L0s,U. The total eIpendi'
lures ior The same time uere 49, ,U0WN.
NAM rebel olhcerp are reported N have rendered
their services and Influence 10 the Mexican Minis
Senior Romero, within few weeks, lor the expulsion
Of Macmillan fiom the continent. A direct sccept-
anee was not expected, OF course.
The Military district OF WaAhln,io having been
anoen nue. the teo9sas re 70 t etuy ,y.S 81
tie department.
President Johnson's daughter, senator Patterson,
OF Tennessee and the Presidents son who 10 MS
private secretary, are on their way to Washington
hom Nashville.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-12
AMERICAN OCEAN STEAMERS.
The iioucrr Of Yarhrn Ocean Steamer,
AcNINnI OF Our AInr.IiIns RIuhis

Tie de- slf. Lear" announce that ON saturday, An.
si-t 10. thcy Will dispatch the ste .n,h - Cica.i,n
s,:h C.pt'-.n Id. Caycudy IA command to Bremen,
via Southampton, sa1 thu. open our OCEAN steam
.ervioc, which Tor the lat four yeAr. has not teen
Z. PIE euted ia Atlantic transportation service For
sotIo time Previous IN tho war. our mNAs and the
majority OF all passenger .ranic was carried under
TIE j. .tsh ig, aud slen The gohelon lo AN 10 a.,
sdnr .s.te p.op1ruons the Germans and Ersnchmen
came IN AID hcane the competitors Of the ayari.
c.vis Eusli-hmou, who Eiorru In the face that not
olc American ocean steamer could nc found to vcu-
tufc olL ',si II would he ,c.sol by aa anco-lcucl
pn'a. Them sNar,cc, seconded by thuit impudcnce,
soon made them Dastos OF the -i.uation. and they
nov npelra practca piDsf that We ARE .oon 10 con-
tie th.s business; AM =. in lli i,l cove err
mall. passengers, AMI lar portion OF th- t.tirht
Tie Nov Luo tosiLs without any Gid from the Gov.
emu lt, and vii oa'iayor " butl i.soi. up On "A
true mecautiie and popular bt'i,. Lyc.y tL..= vii
be done TO Insure comfort, safety sod 'pce Z! This
t''ift"p on \ de the re- e,'ahlistucnt OF AE. .c,u
o0s4u steam commuui, stIou VIII 10 dOlbt attract
sche al At outon aud Aarn the Europeans, but Il :.
hrh time the country bean to a-trr, ID. rit ,s On
the ocean and II is ndcei, only necessary ior our
mercantile col unity 10 itself up 10 the work
to establish tao supremacy Of the American over
foieisu steam vessels
ou2 ooAcrisG TRADERS.
The new srew steamer II. 4. TIagor, Captain
WadsWorth sailed ct o'clock yesterday for New
Orleans. w,tu large passenger aud uo., ht list The
Haser is LIS tons register. She hs, three decks
and carving capacity Of about 800 bales Of cotton
Tho screw steamer MONTEREY, Captain Furber, al,o
sailed for New Orleans at the time. She /, so
tons register and fine vessel and took large irerhg
The screw steamer Consultation, Captain Greenluan.
Nso len at the same time for Savannah. She /, 94y
tons register. Thus In one day three t'e.mers To-
rether representing nearly $500 tons lef, this At
fer places which ten YEAR ago did not see coaA as
sHluer once IN month, and this after tho close
OF the u ost gigantic ciyll struggle witnessed
Today the Pntspsco leaves Tor Mobile also, and on
ssulday the NicEsbuTg will sail for the place
On fnuay the Charles Benton will sail for Newlern,
~ CO. and the follow ing day the H. =. Terry. Three
stesiuera sailed tor Richmond yesterday. The Chase
AMI Havana i'll sah to-day for Savannah, anu the
Genera s.dwick will leave for wilmington n. C., on
Saluidsy.
The following IL this Of vessel, In por, yes
terdAy -StoAmers 49, ship, LOG, barss 1871 briss ls6
vcuOoners o..
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The Manchester Murder Additional de-
lIi,H


Tho Hartford Trvz-. o. Tuesday, contain, come
pitcalar ic.pcctas 'he horrible murder ut the
villa e OF oakland Conn. on the night Of Moniayi
1lol'h thc vie inns vc.e murdered with An 'He,
81 r0-' IsoE'ru. ell no sev. tel Nnres with butch.
e. su.-,. Tie mother. zee, .- cut in tvo with a
f.Vr.,Ll bio" trou thc alc, vhcA divided the nose
ri'r i'ri eni cut ortn TIE IA entirely ac'oss,
e.. '-. It e. uIrh thu tones OF the uipr AN and
tI.ck-. over he rLht eve Ano her sash from
TIC aro. u.k &c. throlsh the tkuil and into the brain
Ia % 'Ar loNd. aud also great "a uetrthe rT'
tHnpc. bosdcs the Wounds, Uure we're oth
a. 600 lF = bu.cuet khiic thtUueh tie
tccp Ia 20 the Throat; che deep INTO the right
lrra. aud suothet deep 0ng in the LETT breast. Ella,
N i'Lghic rcse t.dt eii.l ino.e shocking sighi
hsi ..fI' eve rss entirely gone. The are hal cu'
tom ' ftsn tticst thc how, cye snd check evident
l. A. one blow irttiug out all u tic eve, bieakns in
hl0vr The firht eve the top " the forehead
9nu'her 'carui zach u lm Ihc ave sinking into tie
lu u and iht NNs tail Cd thfou.h tho bosom With
ihc butcher kulie The hrst Information OF the muir
d .svHs ven by tie sOn. Albeit >tsrkweaihor, at
o'clock. lie came TO MIR. llorsce Mhiie'., sneigh-
i"it flt'hnc or rather falling heaVill Againet the
back doot, and ar1usi Nc tho iunAies Mr. White ran
over aud found Abgts room full Ot tiuoke and the
lri ON =" lie toos tie bed cut and put l. out Of
ucu's ru.n. on eettins into the chamber, NJ
White found the rod I'll iu blaze. and the b. d. uom
cove van piOod. lie ited up Ella. ami found her
q u Ai,. thonsh bethed Ia blood AMI pre-entiug a
tlocs iur sigh ~ he liNel her, boriy axe spicd
90 W." the hoor lie ucNsrot NJ. ~ttrksesther
tc hcnr. Tho d ing lila he carried his aru,s 20
4 htcs wiz ov ia The adjoining room, m orI,t 20
Fyo her t,.h air. ami ,heu cent nj. b red man t,io
with uther- hsd erriyedi a. oacc iof = doctor IL /,
the paOr sifl died 10 airW uiuu'es Her ho,i COW
'r"l thr " incon-sH 1n which she rested end tho
lu lei ttAt Ailc.t vs. the murderer Another the
OF u mat = Mrs :. w.ra y uos' a;ain.t the ne.
So" Jane tui'r' OF that VILLAGE, In the poisoning
ci-e lneir tri"i, she Wa' murdered out Vt ioyengc
but thn Ia a. p,uLfa' .nty.
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From Tennessee.
Rcra',, OF the Elections IA, rnr rs Known

Na.!r i'AUyust S.-In the Coutrssiour. ,,,,.cn
In Ia sts'c to-day, Campbell tuppJ ear % tIc ct
b, !3i majority. Il l. nov expected That he viii
carr, thc district BY 2,."u msIo.i,s.
Maynard la tho knoxville distr.e, ani Cooper ia
thu shclyyillo distuct 10th tuon, have t.R1.i. o.
pei lai e. beard f.vu. aui eili p.op-b, bee ,.,..yl.
TO-. o.os,s Union, n the Chattanooga distract. 1,
q. a. cad ~ Jar rs heard ifo.r. No It,1iia hive
been ccois ed from Wet Toupcssr..
The ccc,on In this city aad thioI'hoit middle
lcnu,s-ce paced on very puic,iy Notush .n.oicst
"a. man .i,slod - uas cHpcc,ed The vote uas,or,
hAi. over 20 less votes Sore cast Va ,l.s e, thsn
lA,l. wore n,rI.te.el Nolcn.
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From Mexico.


Tie ttcamor NiasSrs, if.m Nov uHc.. ''o 18th
u,. La- arrived The TIlr DEITA hW % "'. .ror
Brownsville that Cortin4s had been doiss' q 10 an
,lrarc 1cut with I0pz rot cen Mo'etr..us tud
,sinH.go, Dii totldaa b a returned - Ie t,Nas
s..c "l tht r'rs .tIylns al las io,c, an il' Aund
oi l,,Ir.t
zen. .t., o ant thrcc Of hs Officers vrro very
,'c. Fifl I.t M. ruore lever. Their Wa great
dc1l .' s.ok ,a- l.uus uu- tTuupr, De- lE tho
p.c, tiliuF fHC,... fCuoE foyer Wa Developing
.ltU.. 4pdl, At aitu.O
4 pa, %. K,ck lpoo lnd.an rcceutj mg!o a raid
upul ne 'uAl, l.ulIcr. killing and 4. .lldiAf
uuultGr OF -'.sous anl sto Ilug many hour-.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-12
AN OIL WELL OK TIRE.
Exciting Scenes

re Hole m, August a.-well No. 70, United
States Farm, on Pitt Hole Greek, Wis destroyed by
tle about o'clock this morning The veil a. On
hhoi yesterday, and flowing about two hundred
bG.iclJ and no tanks being up, the oil owe to
hos tie ground. Some twenty person. S.. ~ tiard
ing ia and around the der ~, some OF '.,, II IL
feared, we're unable to escape the srouui ar ioTty
Thee men are knosn to III 'erlousl, Lr'al Z, and
ony saved their lives b. juMpIng IltI shoe Coos.
The vel 10 Htill flowing aud burning
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-12

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49,, ~, ,.n.'s Sr,o,,, 'o.'n
ii uic.a
,c.., t.,-.u- s,ar br,r-. the in,eliscrco
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.. n-m.c. tcs.a. compelled i0ptg 10
,-i.1 81 .rF vr"tr D. and nov holds
... ... Hu uH.t. ~ tt.t fury gsre not show
u, UItt .., I..i 's|'. uu. cyctp. In for
10 ..-.s. '.-..l 10. I.,I 80 nov, and have
.Ny..tr % f', "itl "a .u.u Clo 10 liz mi e. u
A.aIrs ami ~ ga tns never vtHtlrr'i GU an
. t..s. A. ...s I--,.. 4 ucglAtatiOu un Ter
No., "0,t...r, liNl'u Constitutional Army,
tl. Do. - % tuiy." tuAt 'tor tine pur-
.. -r .U DOL. r ,..l . ,u tho,o .s!auns reading in
.f.. .'.U.... ... l., r.Hl.. and fo distlaciish
1883. o. ....u u...... IS 10, NeIa, ~ declared I:
"'t Ia lnr hVl .hetu districts
.ea' t'n... u..a..'..t'ou Of NE s"1sT'I
'' 70 .. , 'ns ,u h. corside eel hau-
~ rnl. = 80, IN con eoh-
. .N ffn q. uf 90 tbr-e o. tlp a. q without th 4.
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Frcn Newfoundland.

-;sFs Intercepted Crowds Gatber,r.
..viTt's cut, ~ The Atlantic 4 nbIc.
IS content, n. T., Aug. l, ria Aspy Bay,
The ste unsA,p HiberniA from GlasgoV on
jl,y, 'og New No.k, wss Intercepted oil Cape
{ q o'c.ocs, Tuesday afternoon, and The City d
d. Lola Liyep,ol "A, via Queenstown, for New
; ~-s .uto ed OIL The ra.Ae point an hour
. lAcT love is anticipated by the Asia, at
x.
Slssre beginniar 10 gsther here from all parts
leland, to wi'noss the landing of the Atlantic
10 sealLe. is pRDgsceaeatedly tine. Tho
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-12
sENTaNcE or CONSTANCE n9Vr.
Sh- ~ ~ first ~tOlid and In,pp-+yr, bus
A't.ryari Breaks Into Tears ui,i .OI.

Afi.rvarI Breaks Into Tears nid .Ol.
NlFtctlty.
Itv..l q remembered that in June, -1 rospl.
Chi Il ~ my.toriouly murdered A. The .igtgcu q
Nj NcnL at Eollhill, about 1OO milr- usi oi
loli,r. Ea',,ul The child was taken 10 blanket,
l.,u q nD IN loom IN which we've .lo'I g. iiaid
ami a.5tlrr clid, and carried .hrourh I'll. drawing.
roon, . Inflow 10 piv,, where his ,hr4st w.. cut
Pr,gou. 4''ici in the invo.tgston Of cripcvc,u
Cluo cd Eud every effort wac made. lut Ia Nstu, to
dis'u'rr The mu,uc.er. One Iemurk1uiu citsum-
s."u'e vsr Shat Il rhtiIe'H belonging 10 dies Kent.
va. witIirpAn tom thc wtlh nj the dime oi the
D. der, arG another al iioOd upon It oupd o.
IL utH 'iiei tt uutde'' oohcta ei 49, Tie rculCry
Ihs .uH- l'ualnci IA stty. Miss hent' bJ wa.
al hr sine OF the murder oniy 10 ears oil 500 nrc.
w-ra- went 10 an Institution nj Brirh.Du called 81
hAtJH Hospital. There religious iniuUuUu. toos
h0ido Of h, H." ieslltso ut which -oio ii,, Tho a.
CC.tlr confessed tho murder
tu che uoritu,l OF July n, Mrs Kent taA1 d.
cousin ~ queen C'orial, MAS brought % ODuIt a.
Salisbury, Wiltshlo Tor trial. The crowd we y,iy
great ino young woman Wa dressed N ne deepest
mourning, but her iacr wore heavy. stOnd look. sh
pie al guilty ~ the chArRe.
The Judge -Aio you aware that you g-c rh.,,o,
with siiiuily and Intentionally, aud VITA ma rt
Ailine your hrotherr
lha Judge Aud you plead guilty to thGts
The PnrOHer-Nes.
Tie Jud,e tahor u pau,el-I musI rrps.: Nc,
Ar, charged with hsvng wihuy, intent No.. il,, aa3
With malice Killed aud murdered -FOUR bfotn,. Az
you guilty or not Tlltyr
rho Prisoner -t,uilty.
AFTER come remark, Of counsel, etc, tho Judge ~.
fumed IN" blaek cap, and pronounced rcuionre ODD
duG;h, 'ayns Ia the courso OF his r'mart q; " fhr
murder one committed under cicmu. t1urt. ~
great doliberAton and cruelty. You appcar o. htv,
aowe4 feelings Of iesiosy aud anger TO hyc worhrn
ia your breast unti A. last they assume YOU
the influence and the power Of the eva Nhstlsi
Her AVc-ty, win WHOM alone the ptolo. awe o.
mercy rcsts sl he Sdvised to exercise tim UH'4oss
1--WE VA Your ciIe, b. tho fact your ytI Il uf t3t
tiur WHOM the murder comml, ted, ~ ,he i-Ci
that sou are convicted chiefly upon your ovl tonies
Fllu, and by the tart that that Conicss,u r,r.Jye,
FusplciUn hOm OhcTh, II question which wound h.
pr suInptunIs Tor me 10 ansNer here"
bufing the PASSING of the sentence the ,Iuigs L..
pea riy Interrupted himself by cough, will Ah.ch
LG iI"d 70 hide Or control he emotion lu uoa In
spoke Of the owl stlnrs mastery Of the me- hi.
control saw way, aud his team produced 700 FIST
token ul emotion ~ toe prironer Size suuhcd ataiu
AID tgAn, and continued cf, ing until the o. the
JL4tt's reulArks, wuDn she recovered l,t ssd-
p0's'sr on. Alles the scntengo she Iuur atciy
removed below. Ia, hole pTCceedihss cid 40. "a
Guy more tuan ten minutes.