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HuroruaAr,on.-r crowd - this house lass nisn.
vss something immense. Every available sque" 'oo'
hsd an occupant They nlled The passassways nuns
vpop the raen and balanced themselves on me WINDOW
an. q, ina exclusion OF the fresh air. the want OF which
VA. sorely felt In redecorasing and very pre'tily
.-.r.v,sr, have not added anything towards the &C.
oommodasson Of large audience In the way Of ssans
room nor in the ventilation Of the house. both Of which
we would suggest might be vastly mproyea UPON ss1, xss
Moderately COOL heat within The iron ws O. sns sns
nrs va intense To make this house complete ana
oomfortsble there 10 more room neeoea .rd
.sr~"r the seats moro ways OF entrance anu
sww and considerably moro means OF venuhuon
n sSs roof The privileged GLASS who enjoyed the per
w ,r their shIr sleeves the only portion OF the
audience last night be enyed Blu. the hn,n
.ss vsvv sood the most interesting par OF oeins
w ~ socvchstio feats many OF which were highly
graceful a well as wondsru for example the p0ssupns dvs
nine horses the tight rope performance q ,te - nn
Eddie vho IL an kntinous In miniature ana W. eam m
hIs gvmrsst,c groupings Of the Delavan Brothers In
panomme Of The Masc Statue snouSn nos rM M ~
| many new situations, 70 amuans e""SsH ~ - :
| excellent nights performance.
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north Caroline.
ELECTION YoR DELDGATEs TO TIE sTArs ooS-
vErTI0N.

wAsHroroS, Sept 2s, 1880
as.ns,cb from Governor Holden, Of North Carolina,
a.,.d Rse,sh. september a. ys with reference 70 the
slectlou for delegates 70 the State Convention woon
,ook psce on Thursday Of the State has Dcen
heard from The result is very gratifying socn men
am elected % Pearson, Resd, Moore, Warren. Donns'
pocksry, CALDWELL Dick. Brown, Pool, rn'lnps'
Bvnum Settle, Borden, Thompson, Baxter, LAss s.sr
buck, Gillian, Gussom Wright Smith OF 'onns'0n' "
| rsn HaYy,s satterthwaite 10.
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Railroad Collision 'ear Wellington
One Man sereSsly Inlgrfds

! This morning, aftevne night train from Lynchburs,
Va had arrived sr delivered It's passengers at the sta
tion in washinst, Il started to return to Alexandra
when near Fo, Runyon II into collision with tho
seven ocloc passenger train from Washington and the
conductor Aamed NJ stryne had both his legs broken
ono OF -nich was afterwards amputaied. There were
but 70 passengers on the tran and others werc CO.
riovy injured. Both trains were badly damaged, but
~ evening the cars left here at the usual hour
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ARRIVAL OF tAo Parties at Albany.
ALBANY, Sept Is, 1855.
Mayor Guuther with his clerk, J. B. Auld, and Jno.
Anthon counsel; Comptroller Brennan and the City
Inspector with Jas 7. Brady and Abraham Lawrence
as counsel who are TO appear tomorrow before Gov
Fenton In regard to the municipal charges; also
Nelson J. Waterbury, Thos N Carr and Others, in the
interest Of the prosecution have arrived. Jno AcKeon
and Anson Herrck are understood to be 70 the boat
Judge Whiting is not TO be here owing to cold end the
formidable list Of lawyers promised To be arayed with
him against the city officials do not appear
The parties engaged in the prosecution are greatly dis
concerted il not already nonsuited, by the turn which
has been given to the proceeding They were prepared
for continuation Of the examination which was carried
On before The Senate Investigating Committee last win
ter but TO carry that method Of examination would
compel the attendance Of tho city officials, with their
clerks and books, here at Albany from this to the
end Of the year at least, and all the city ofaccs
would have 70 be closed meantime. The charges com.
necossate It's abrogston and entire reorganization and
then the interpretation Of the Legislature II urges,
however that the charges have been 90 loosely framed
and 90 unskully shaped In view OF the constitution Of
.ne stase. 1s.i probably the argument To- morrow win
close the matter The ..nint on which the ques
ton viii turn is rather novel, but Cv'oesy nroaf
litigation Is he police cases the Connover Street
Commissioner case, which exploded GoverpE klng
His point s stated - r0Sw1 ,s IN ~ .1c
1857 which confers upon the Governor the power 70
remove the Mayor, Comptroller and Counsel 70 the
Corporation for cause In the manner provided by law In
the case Of sheris Ii Unconstitutional and void. The
seventh section of the tenth article OF the constitution
s a. follows shall be made by Law fcr the
removal for misconduct or malfeasance In ONCE Of all
officers except judcia whose powers and duties are not
local or Legislative and who shall be elected at general
elections and also for supplying vacancies created BY
such removal.
II s obvious from the phraseoogy Of the tpovg leo.
To. hs, there are erSe upon The powsr Of
the Legislature 70 pass laws for the removal OF omce
for misconduct or maversation in ofhce First, tho
Legislature has no such power over judicial officers
second II has such power over onccrs whose duties
are local or Legislative third even In the Of officers
whose duties are not local 1t has power TO pass law
relative to the removal from ofice for misconduct or
maversaon In oice, unless the o1cer 10 one VINO V
by law elected at general election
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u YORK, TUESDAY,
CIT OFFICIALS OFF FOR ALBANY,
TAe Cause OF the Exodus-0overncr Fen-
ton and tho street Cleaning Comnfs-

The Cause OF tho Exodus-0overnor Fem
ton and tho street Cleaning Comnis-
Sion, Sc. .,ierr ,-,.,.-, ~ ,,-.,., ...,,. i,
There was grsss shakmg among the officials IT the
CITY Hall Park locahy yesterday. but not from fear or
extreme cold for che gentlemea IN tho habit ofcongre
eating In that classic LOCALITY 'know such word a.
fear " and the weather decidedly more summersh
than otherwise; bet the agitation In the circ,e was
eansed by the extensive preparations being made for
visit to Albany where Governor Fenton had summoned
the aforesaid gentlemen to assemble to-day There will
be grand political pitched battle at the State capital
when the marshalled forces OF the City Hall ring
h contact with the governmental and Gubernatorial
ring. But no blood WA be spilled. There win be .
small Mediterranean Of ink she'd however, and atleas
hf dozen phonographc reporters will retire 70 rest
tonightshoud they Be lucky enough 70 nnd repose at
all-with aching wrists and bothered brains II viii be
mo- S w ~ rnd IL hs
vicinity, will undoubtedly mean something
The Street Cleaning Commission are understood TO
have secured Messrs. James T. Brady and Abraham
r. lawrence to attend to their interests in the way
of counsel and go up 70 Albany In force with their
to thswery musxle They are undoubtedly prepared
mike astern resistance and Aght out the fight to the
~ s FOR tbe snts Thsy have consd.rable %af A.
stake and, II they prevent IT, do not mean 70 see
the comisson kicked out at the hack door Of the State
House. OF any other house; for the commission goes
out then cut go the contractors also.
As has heen stated in these columns previous
occasion Recorder john T. Hoffman Judge Of the Court
Of Sessions aefused to obey the mandate from Albany,
and stated that Governor Fenon had no authority 70
compel him 70 appear before him. he stood stoadas to
this resolution yesterday and made preparations for
Q journey in the direction Of Albany.
The Citizens Association, accompanied BY good legal
talent will be by some of s most prominent
members Ofeourse they are opposed 10 the Copmis-
Eoners
City Inspector Boee who among the rst to dignity
his willingness 70 answer all charges that might be
brought against him. and submit to the closest exaina
tiop Of his official conduct well as Of his books and
paperx, was, o. course, OF the party He did not Rnch
whether "school kept not and started
or in tho best Of humor with himself and the rest Of
mankind. The McKe0n faction did not like the looks q
Mr. Booe and their counsel reported to the "head and
front Of the offending Of that element that bOded their
cause no especial good.
popping and hearts 70 brave whatever might bede the
entire dslsgaon loft In the Albany boat last evening
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rns zpocA ssssrs that q The return Of tSs 9Su %
Nsdrid Ssnor Bsrmudss Castro w1n resign sns A'n~V
Of Horslgn Afhira
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tn. rirxts Sh.nXKdSah 6snsssnesss.

[Irete Bnememuc1,M, Issss
,ns he Continued wspton ana vndcv6 depredatous OF
the shenandoah and showing the indignation Of America
sxsinst her II says that Captain wadde 10 acting on
hls own responsibility. and unless ho can clearly SHOW
he had no knowledge OF what known 70 everybody
else in the same latitude he has no claim 70 x<ry
The Tyss adds that England has done all that inter
colonial law requires In the matter out buggests that she
mshi undor cfoufnstances 60 further and that British
shps o war should Be Instructed 70 treat the shenan
aoah spy Other pfsts and assist the United staaee y
topping h1R 61tragsa Il trusts that instructions 70 THU
erect Win BE- sent % the British commanders In the Pa
do EfT'H ii7 If Af
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Bulros pynns. August u lscs.
.rsa.snss .ex: va 'a'''d ASs 'Sk ana W A''
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Austria and Prussia.
ro,rster,ai Journal OF Berlin says that Re psymen,
AZ Indemnity 70 Austria for the Duchy o. suenpu ~
vvr.s snd thst the occupation OF LAuenbuy WY %
carr,Sd OF Without delay. The furtnes ssslsmsns "
iis n6sifion toHarda the PruaGan crown P0Mponou.
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EIsyico.
niciir I,nncrtnnt Ecrort..

Htrqra. Ju,y e..--Bi tho Nrrr Csuz .ie'7sr Vo
io.rn ,i postalt news .ron Nos;co Two if.poitsr
PANTS On .he ilo1fior III soon DO oceup'od-IiHsf
TO ,nd red .Ls "erras-ani many dllhus 90 pIe,oa'
tlripse YES thew vii, lie vol received Three COZ
umn., ma er q . conmpni' n dcnerN' Mel hi n
touit aud Coo.el ReGnhnuoS were orde'od TO or'''
Gio s-a'ust SegIcto AMI each roiumn rAiaf sH-
fo-c,, road, usy oagh, to hsye suyoi torether
lo.o e Ncgrc.o's po',ion. General h'ili reiI-'hh'i
in Nst4rnortb ina'ca. Of nsrching on Non'oio''
CerorN B:iacoust loft ra,os end commenced BIS
mover cate On sICuo, Wills; Coiopel Jaannlngio'
p,a-,Ae. on ga'tl'o ty no EJc.ntadA road uAinf'
tuna,e!y G,uorl u .luoour,, could noi make TOO
d.stAace be.wcen raoS ani saai.ho In oae ca =
march, AMI tLo suemy, advised In time, raise-'ei ~
ito Son,,ova tol,, ex,ep. l,loo men, who Weat IN
tn dh sc,lon of gsnsulipis.
Coorel Jannin3To', troop' entered sdt'iio th'
afternoon Of tho sth, tud itit tho sano evening %
pu.-uIt o. Ntue'e--his cavalry reaching and 'kirn
bhu. With Hcsreie's iear ruaTd Tho troops 70
tiruei to sk,il'1 the following day uhe I'm.
B1neour, reachci Pan., TIE 18Th. At present
Colonel JlsnnihgIos occupies Molteroy. Command
or ssuan oi tho Foreign Lesion, occupies sniiiil'
wHh he blttEi-on. MeIll's diyi..on hah no! yet is
4
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Vrcr WashiaG, OF.

r-,zv "ocr- II" -,r art--The Mrryia-i
L,,o.f-fr,ru,. :-n Hai N cru Of irac-
ti. al tIr.trry iCGyoyVd PER r ~ -ini-
EeIt..i r.. = . c'si.vJ 10 rt'cii"n-
Uas.,rc OF. yuLI .3.-ii is uHlcrstooo that tac
T.a.l..an GovsuueaI vithlIev is ooat''"oa oi
l,ro Gu. rIrh- 70 tae ,nIutseals in L1 country on
tio.lt o. Ny l.Tt.
Iioa 'ica..1re lair, In eou'2iny With shTPc
doe co. ton u.l'huoIc, had ano.hcr m'eN'e'
,lth lie Pc. 'svt TO-DAY, with reference TO ne
rtfylaud roGsfI t9p.inircnt'. Twin - 'o'r''a'
lc.c.tAtt,oscsoi t9.o.stg7c1,s have leen Faa o
tu. comn,s .uus ;s'lel - ueiHor. Tloy Grc oil In
sLc .acs. The OPP ling pIr'c' to tie contest 40
siIe etrursl- 'u d. ol lu c.ou Ina their claims.
About So -. yor,b o. Gp..,,0 o. worh ont f!Geson-
o cu-rtuc, Is do...o' oil Ter dav, aud i.spaeo sup
7 led with rot, tie entie amoInt In circulation
teins up ads Of S.l,uu.gr. No moro thIc' cna'
uo,c- &C ~ p. isn.ol-ttohct ofCouvr 81 proAt'i'us
ucm aud tie ave cent no,o. IA aiSo gradually be
Niial5Avn.
lhe Secretary Of War has orierol tNHt 10 scout
eru,. lu,,icc md the tmie Nc-tc1al lbery 20 ~
fo..uun % % q. her c,l'zcas End intshiinn'" ~
Orders g. .i b. r1s'. dis,ric or othc- con" 'ndcf
s.prg any s., en- Of parte' Tor OF 'u'j'eiins ihei
% any restssints OF punI.Lncnts mot ifnpoted Of
other clisscs arc decs OF void Ncithg rhI'cs no
t,srtrvm be res,iGiu.d from seeking eirp oym-n
elaevhsre. Wien hey eAHno, ohtNin II OF Ir-t com
rses.tiou At their home, and Nhen uot hound T.
voluntary agr,uneats; ucr viii they hc hin 20 g
from trfvcl ~ Gou place 10 p.acs ON proper aud Il
G!..ma.s busiutss.
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Central ard South America.


III. ,t.amsh p Cce Queen arrived from A'p'n-
val July iGtb, buur.ns later dAseA fso!n fIn-nis'
sai ..Qp,GL9 g. 10 specie,
tCorrtspsnd@nns o. The Fur.l
Prndmt .hlv I6.--Slnee Me last msli cur news
rom ,Ao south PloGs n Of o moSt sanguinAry char
scttr.
Al Gusytquil. rucador, tho P-osiien' Garcia no
,cao, se gel an Inrih Gamer Of to I, S. y. Cos
Ioshiae Q, tho port drove 'he of-cs aai crew Ashoe
sttte pom, Of Ito hayore, placed troops cannon
md nun, ons o. war on toaid, AMI steamed for tho
mouth oi the river, where i've rovort oris'a We o
l,try Lacier IN The yc''e's selzel fom tho "ov-
,ruarut lie tnu vi, ~ nfo one OF te.e steamer,
tu''n.c her Gn4a.hius 10 tie ua'oi's ed.A' ana
{ .c -sUrrrr 'e-o i-thr bulk OF the pop on ho
tte lofdcr u,rA cmCns t,o numieD inAslnR .he
Cs.Apr .4-y 'le vuffa Toe p..sone we @ lFou NJ "
(u.,aqui AM twenty Of them iusgnlN Tho', ~ nc
l.tla. Ate tho, N,:eua s'ai ,ei Tor Iurho,N ne
10 ,.prc o. 70 C. pluI- moro victms II no hsa tt,l
fucgC a.Ul, the AL thare Giiull.r iae, AieI u
IttatA h. DLaysgaE, no PRECEDENT feguTIed th'
t,s,. al loI - t.e same sine ~ ~ io mo tn e.
dAys' F4iy.OosO o. tie vessel. lle sszuIe tnll a.
,pen cue ton hay ius teen Iofered 70 the msnase
Of the company a. CAlau. TIE ~ iedideul holea hl
Luas. 90 % Old l4s, spoken Of BY = eli, le Lal
iItlt g. taku the ye iluL and Ihe bsitlsh SohIu
tipeied to asIos with hlIn.
~ tho suwsuh, which arrived at this port on th
18th. We have news nom Colao to the 9th. The n
bsnio .tnl holds ou', and appears 70 gain ground
PsTu. " tha s.h- hoedy snsasslasLi teok pIss
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49, MA. from I'm. ,e,-crn ls,op1 tct sri G.ro
t.c,s noent tfoe?. in -h eh the ia'icfvc 'uece'-
rl. ti2iu} psi.ouer !" men sui % ON. : tt', y,
Ile ~ + Sr 'T' Ssb,'' tcsiioiSi 80
hic,. III rhi.n tlc uu.iasest suc,to ~ ID t,tnns
ry.'c'a IN {, "a o. > ua5e ,r1o ,,.hSt IN
tsc.h u. aai e ervsri' hsnsed 70 the ''Ti 49,.
ae u.ut.nee sa'iero ess sererra ID, g az I 70
'ssHip iccoa.lr 20, .cui ito'n ne. ,Ldi Ihen m
ttr.aris rot tac Iuu's. lc vins 'he Ho'' A'Ns"'
only Ito vc.ses o. aly zeal se''ice'
CilI ..ui IN t;oIhl1 Win Spain. Bu'iue"' 10
t,ror.ei unurgaiiy gY.ot At Ve.psia.o. Copper s
iup.ovin, whe.t AID dear TodSesd IN pf.ee snd IN
increased deusnd.
cEsrpIL lsrEicA
From Central Ameflca Ne have At.i. news o' in'sr
est ! e, oud wha uli.r, 70 the e'?iuie Of tie CT
Ir aidc,, R,frios Who eA leie sons time s'nee On
Utre .ebooncr evpc .nz 70 snd ne pir.y cue ei'ni
vSa ts, revolt. In hs fevot w SNvi'o;. On reneh;
iEc Z 'ecN ho- even 10 icuud ~ p"I =. .su ,i
cisp.t.cd Al Ia ui3i Anl 80 csro'c ~ iet IL w
ae.css Ct htnlug haptelus 70 sh'eI We & .h-',, y,
L' LIs,,. ~; .,I ,I'ffc,.,oe SRe. Sia'. us
', ioi iss eel ceotr f'e AZ =, op V,a,J J" o,
- lie rsivslp'is' Cove MI n, sld ,un,n, ~ ~
1io ciOosc' g. icus'o N Guilt, lu ~ ~ 'Stst,
H.,a ai,eG A. ,',.5 si,,ei eofsni - ~,
/ 90 a.. Guay. .-iie IL r clG.Lci thAi
| srs 10 ouit'ei to AuSFea1 p'.tec io.' = -. ~"
TO .te, e zol lsr On ,e p,.ra & iHA. s &c S n I.
'bs 100 ,o tt.,. - TIC Si,n.t IN es - ht c.usul
a, fIls sit teLe &c trC OF ~ urc nts NtfN ~
I o. a. lFcfert haldwTi inr, All that ne We g.
Va. en- wih niuske,s ~. deI, tal ah9 oth oeu'
Vi .ltc G.. N hNr On tgtrf suap c'ous clA :.
tr - ~ ali " ,N.ll the luUed S.stts Iotsai a.
\ ele 10 eoiucid-., tuu IN COZ. -uenee ,tmsa = E N
lru. .U4iC .u.ts & pain lcvr.c VI lLt Nhi'u'tl
| Paua, As e.. leI TO ehy p.p.oto a. b..Lli' n n
! ale. 81 r. an crCuy 20 Nlcs CrcN no SsiFa'ot
| Nith hch state NIc-trgut iGs 4. adi'vp OeH'es
49, ~ tie tuatcf s.tuds ior IL t.- " hiol, ~
ht.s. lI.ul, Ola. riJ n Goa asSN.AeU " 'o'e SO'n
yes cl ana eaiso.
Ani,qu's, on ihe istaiua,. IT.. fou'ih % '1!J
"a. be,n.inriy oclcbrntel At Panama aud Asp.n
val. We L4.l suuo e.IhGulke ye terd'r' smel
ID no hAi.r Anon! lie tecsat arrivals hoe Il u
e.r,.lr ot TIE Bft,s mp In,orcanli' which In "Ai
i-tL Lv,sv.trrol on r te'et lad NIen t'N
,r ; Gus f.ou Ac.' Ogrfc loidd 10 1 ,Io' T. '' u.
, c e.y tre lfp, ucd ~ ho tme, hhd y, t'''l, 'l
. c u4ing t.p M la. .Iao t4tta. M ln' p.",'.
gr.. "a e. Q lout p0.n-soi cad Hhd t'ict ~.
@, u, (. IrcF Zen 4tIcl W bis lei ~ one IVA H'
ti,a T. I,v.us ga slo ~ and ioo''. oit W o..
. ! 4 M. UultI eve fu Tic - = o. 10 'e y
G o.r.i,o A .eu..n 40 ju ian, .or Ihilt to- 10
s-..ad at tie Island IN lcky eoHdI1'oh -AA 0''"'
a ttt ed.
The Amedcsn-buil: 'hr Adv'noe' eNry'ns
q u.i,.,h nss ioechej tbs port on the 18th leii
% ssys on tic pur'gc from hew fois She p
, into FniSlsnd I-ana- for tepfra. Thlit thee ~.
az. ding came. u u . gitas tonnWe 90 Nt' W. =
3. =, "a ~ b ct. 81 ~ ulc 'fHte ~ lLc lt'M.s "
o s.Ies ,ta,l q lc aluO4, l. % sie ulei e't
. / l,f en- a. tad h"a.s nom AeS lO'L, aAIN
NJ a y.uN al on tAe ii'A.
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Railroad D! asters in ohic.

On lns. Friday tioiloon loclmotiye on the Ohio
Genital Il. r., broke forward truck Wheel seven
teen mil f.oln Columbus, nohrly one-ihl'd OF uo
wheel slus a. ana in rpte Of all 'horis TO reverse
motion. md 70 pot tie bfakea down, tie locomotive
vent pungius forward, the pile. tearing into tho
rfou.1. t,,. ug everything sud 'enly, and crushlng
lie cts 20 ,tIUg. ite htFPafe esf, eNpieas eaE' Az
4 q rs-reU~t-f c@rsveso th. own Uui tie tiGa snd
4 ,,rI t.,u u.Ch otit, aany ot the to"lerf Of 20
IT.h thuNp. q f.1uulHe c'oWCod 'Woihtt upph vac
a. tf.rrt q 4 .lese vclo tho ehos tJuioi, az OF
H.. u,. ii c4 outlshi, ana ouofs horribly menslei.
Tvor.l.ltrs ave Gl10 ~ !orfd among We Elltu hae
q. T,., .Isto't iUe4 q 10 he key. ht. L. hcC'un
,i 'I,u.cs. ..s.ru Comfy Ilitoh. hn hot Ia
AN az uuu isr.ou, tulisrol tc have u e. ~ 'oy.
c'r.,cit a. i.Hy iu tig Sal b. TIC en-, inoei .hies
N a, ..o b.ulr4 pas % the Nh.el Whoa !. I,
e.t,uta aid I'm e4-A'CJ t4ruli.ei 'biIL'. GOV n
lut .lu o. "a f.Lnling 90 ne ri 'ig'ln CT tIt ca
u,e.c..r. lt' losu . isotl o. Slis, ana " 80
in4u1 .,,,u1. u e 20 ,Ae tfNn. 10 ono lhti
! ,he r,rp va ,iJUscI. 10 tack WA tofl ~ iOi
| u..fe i .u hume. cu rgt, -,
| - tft -Ilr.t-a. - h', a locomotive OF the ono
nrg 80. .pt tI..l1I. puusTd hendiong lrto lAS
!, .l clfr oi Urali stroam nsef IhlaDoio ihe
it.,s l..44- sCa ca nod ~ ~ by the ne oI We
/ ,n4or 'il., ru. ice. vas ,LOd hnd ue hisusi
-. r'.fe.egsu n Q 4u. " tie current lac bhe "
! lu,. rem o ~ Hs ches OF liee pltHy tap
irc. "a iut1s .t-r anu suck there Ill nishSteih.
| rescued Ia tHe u.oIn.ng.
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d,-'rc m'ii'Ay eontcrip,ion 'hrourhou' ro'and In
Nuvcuil 81 MT Fivc men 10 every l0oNul he |
cal ei out fot the standing army, And Tor tho rcaeNs
three IN every S.GO,.
The ItNEs SAYS the convict DR.. A. friiehsfd, 10 !
consequence II 1. said OF the enueaos Of h' eide"
dsusLtsr, hss confessed that he ponodei hn Nhs'
giving a. reason HE Illicit inlercou'e WIN the snr-
want MARY Mcleod. lie denies having poisoned MN
Ia lor, tu, admits that ster her deatn he po' NO
mite lni, her to,ilo Of ,olu'icp.
pr. PntchaId Wa harvested In Glssrov On the "lt
Of March last, and placed in custody, pendins tho
tn,e,sitn Of certain su,pleou' circumstances con-
nee ed with the death OF bis wife. The re pec'a 'e
rodton held br d.. IT ,cbafd IN the society o. .is
lcs, aud .he practice a. ,SisS ~.
tcsil, ne. in that city, had ssakeucd an WA
siN d,gTcs Of inte.crt u Tue la.uo mn" & Se
in. ,o,ns time previous to hcr dsctne' Mr.;
rri,chsfd had Teen In tcllc'e h'A a., ~
IH,ior, sik N csr. L,ubu'eh. had soGc ,hcourh to
GIAsgow 20 nurto h'r dutinf her sics' q "a -
ard, aud miuise 9i to her dau lhie.i s'uto S 'U
vh'e 90 enlEtl t'c vus t"irod vi u luht = s%Lu %
died srddenly -ab'a hree vog's yy,Sr' 20 Vn' on
VA, s-igucl ~ tho esuro. snd, 10 " .. TIA, % .
about u eMs OF sge, ~ pubic attention. WV ava, -
sr,,, and tho toiV Na4 aCcuru NJ " convey c. %
Iainbutsh ami hu ei In the ttaner tciut eIy. W
cunI-taaes o.os 10 ,olo" inS o. lhs nov 9',
| enci grave sup clonS. h.' fti ch'id ed s,'tiy
! ut"r her motbac, snd 10 ort we eucn,7lo1 M. ~
ale bad b,,n ca. oh by .t,.,ie ,y,,. Ue 'a,'y ~.
gIounJ at the tIAnge wAt tNel on ~ Nhe pse Oi ~
| ternenL sud nrt7ul eMeut' wee -. 80, ior 'he
flne u Without d,ls, Tie LODI va IA ici' Ll' S.s
| NsteIuenty eNhufutr, ard OF oN stEbhilon tNi-
4 dspces o poisoniur found TIC t' '1sN,N gave
ths folow,ns account Vi fntehafu's Az eai1Aes on
\ the opening OF the tial a.
Al three minutes past ten the prsoler came w ,hs
siops aud took his pa ia inc eYck; 40 va Stsa,sS
w deep nculnlus, ~ 4, on taking his fch tetNtel
/ ths two polic7nen, be removed h.. het and ssd
! qu.et., a QUAD h'm. ICis a1tcLt, Ncu-luit h4h
pr rosH - nr ~ tppcita &C. and Win ,titinf N
| drlupd .tules. tie veal has Lsir VnP, is sltltp
lAld. uur uns large tuhy lie sd, lNt o'pi, hl"! a
| he codutcnancc we nd hut lac trresre" qut ,nr
sua Lis u.a nerNts con pls.d an cJAot ttui. nc.
the .dgcs COX their ssas no rose anu loaed 10 l'
bouoh, hut inv edp'eN anelwmd teaun % hhse u
IoAttlsrntie rttsuflei gas attItLVn Nv NC yiotAc
OF tnpu rolCr oH ctns the d'ok gad t-kne hts te a
l,sl4e iu. tItsious ofao1s % ho lnook DE- fri1eh
| ald Wuuuiy LytkC ,lAuf. . - ..,,,
lha t0fd FhiU iusiTe C'crk mid; Edward WI
liam Pdtoha Il, yoI gr'' chlrsed un.et ihis inaict
| u Cut NitL iIe CiulV Of ElulJCI, hVe cay lVu Az
/. | you lu4l.y or net .ul.yf
4 IsiasnoT (LIui4yy: not guilty, my lord.