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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

list or LETTERS REMAINING IN IHE ADJUFAh
GFNER AIS once state Of Tennessee. Persons claim
ne aid Letter viii please forward their Post Oce address
call in person. =, -, T.. r. 81
Lieut. J 7 Campbell, battery +, lst lena Artillery.
Commanding Ohcer, Co @, % Tenn Mounted Infantry
LisEt W Davis, Q u, 5th Tenn Mounted Ishutry
Commanding Omcer, I'd Tenn Volunteer.
Commanding Oficer 9th Tenn Infantry.
Lieut. Jacob sharp, % D, lst East Tenn.
Lieut. Thos Murphy, Q NJ % Tenn Mounted taiau ry
Commanding Ofieer sth Tenn Volunteers.
Lieut. Geo Webb, Company I, ID Tenn Cavalry
Commanding Ofhcer 9th Tenn Infantry.
Commanding 0ficer, Co 7, 6th Tennessee CaFalrg-
Commanding OEIcsr, Co A, 9Th Tenn Infantry
Commanding Oceer, 12th Tenn Cavalry.
Commanding OdceF, Go I, 9Th Tenn Cavalry.
Mr. James Mcfarland, Co G, Sth Tenn fnlantry.
Commanding Omcer, 80 Tenn Il Artillery.
Captain Hampton, % K, I'd Tenn Mounted Infantry
Lieut. David I Esinger, 90 d, I'd Tenn Cavalry.
Lfeut padget, Commanding Co l. 4h Tenn Cavalry
Commanding Officer. 18th Tenn Cavalry.
Lieut Wr G. Rand, Nashville Tenn
lieut. B Williams, LIST Tenn Artifry-
Oonmandfpx Ofcer Co Z, Tenn Infantry.
Nr Cal walker, 90 d, Sth Tenn Infantry.
Mr. James n Moore.
aervsant william Davis, Co G., Sth Tenn 4.
Canaan Il Shannon, late Co Z, Indpt Cd OavtrJ
w Green, ESQ, Orderly Sergeant, 8 Div 3 C.
Lieut. william Harmed, R NJ, Sth Tenn Infantry
Commanding 0ficer, ID Tenn Cavalry
Major g w HutseI "a East Tennessee Cavalry.
Lieut. Col O McCaleb, 9Th Tennesse Volunteers.
Compsnding onieer, Co II, I'd Tenn Cavalry, augl6 It.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

We are gratifed to state that Governor Brown
lows health is much improved lately. If the sedi-
tionist and rebels expect to kill him by their turbu-
lent conduct, they will miss their darling object
Fighting treason only Gains his mind, equalizes his
temper, strengthens his muscle, sharpens his pen,
and gives him a brighter hope Of glorious here
AFTER QsLCiLLs Press and Times.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16
Ronksi RnnksI Books

There is a box Of one hundred copies Of brown
lows book on the Rebellion for sale at the office
Of the KSoxvILLE WHO. Persons wishing TO
purchase can apply st said Office. Price, $50.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16
FIRST DISTRICT.

Three men have been sent 10 the Peni
Tertiary from Washington county, No, for
bushwhacking, after a fair trial by the Cir
cult Court of that county. They are be
ginning to get civilized again in Missouri
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16
Governor, sc

The CONGRESSIONAL ELEcTIoS.-Etheridge is
eectually used up, by the loyal voters of his dis
trici. As far as heard from only four Union men
voted Tor him. the rest Of his supporters being gue
alias ana returned rebel soldiers, ho all got drunk
q r.. H.. .,.s..za -f,or, 10 ,ofa for hin,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16
Knoxville, Tenn, Aug. Is, 1855.

The VINO can be had every week at the News
Depot Of r. H. Singleton, Post Office Building
Nashville Tenn.
LOUIS MCGLAUFLIS l. authorized 10 act IS our
agent along the whole Pacific Coast. HE address
is San Francisco, California.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

Mrs. GIN. john Fl. MORGAN accompan-
led by younger brother, returned to her
old home at Murfreesboro, Tenn, q few
DAYS since
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16
Petroleum V. Nasty thus defines Dem

ocrat
=" A ginOoine Northern Dinekrat wants
but little here below, but wants that little
long. Give him small Orfs, niger drl-
yer to look up to, and Niger to look down
to, and he is soOpremely happy. hi angel
in glory was to offer 2 traid places with him,
harp, golden crown and all, he would ask
odds.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

Volk, the artist who executed the statue
of Stonewall Jackson, is looking for a Con
federacy TO pay him for IT,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

la Those who arc unwilling to be bound 10 the
Union by cords of love, may be bound TO cross
beams by cords Of hemp.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

Kirby Smith has reached c uba-the hea
ven of restless rebels, broken-down money
dealers, negro brokers and pirates.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

tsTHE SOUTHERN HARM oNY-A newly revised
edition of the above popular Note Book just receiv
ed and for sale by Brock & Chaplin the old Knox
vile Book Store, two doors north Of Cowan &
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

Ess~ Barnum's late property in New York has
gone into the hands Of Bennett, of the Herald
passed from big humbug to bigger one.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

HOWELL CoBB Is reported to have remarked, when
he heard of Governor Browns arrest, Yes, d-n
him! he'll go to Washington prisoner, and be
sleeping with Andy johnson in less than fort
Dioht -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

ga The notable rebels, in passing through our
city, should stay long enough to shaGe hands with
their warm sympathizers and friends. Even dog
will not pass friendly dog without giving him a
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

EGy- An English paper says that the wife Of the
Prince Of Wales is soon to have another heir. Grin
and bear il, Mrs. Wales.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

s6S Hon. II. L. Dawes, of Massachusetts, prom
inent Republican, spoke at Springfield recently
against negro suffrage.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

Or the Isl Of March last there were only nine
newspaper in Tennessee. To-day there are twenty,
all ii prosperous condition and we hear Of four Or
five mere starting.
We are glad that three Of these papers have been
started in East Tennessee-one at Kingston, Roane
county, which we have noticed before at Greene
vile, called the New Era, and another, the Union
Flag, at Jonesborough, Washington county. All
these papers in East Tennessee have the ring OF the
true metal; all supporters Of the administration Of
President johnson and the Amended Constitution
Of Tennessee.
We would rejoice to see newspaper published N
every county of the State there is in the Eastern
States, that light might be disseminated among all
the people on all questions. The Jonesboro Union
Flag is edited by Capt. Geo. E. Grisham, whom we
have seen fight armed rebels, and he is now making
vigorous war on unRrmed but malignant rebels
and seditionists. We trust the people Of East Ten
nessee will sustain every loyal paper now published
or which nsy hereafter be published in this section
Of the State.
"Mightiest Of the mighty means,
On which the arm of progress leans
Mans noblest mission 10 advance
His woes assuage, his veal enhance
| His rights enforce, his wrongs redress,
Mightiest Of the mighty, is the Press.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16
From Florida.

A correspondent of the Savannah Herald
gives an account of affairs in Florida, from
which we make an extract
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

No culprit feels the halter draw
With good opinion Of the law
-.HgH.phiS ReCielr.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

had no such male chorus on the Italian opera stage
The soldiers chorus sung with such certainty force
and spirit that it was loudly encored. 1t was sung
better than sn any previous occasion, by either 'ne
Italian or German choriters. The opera was produceu
in admirable style to scenery dresses, and an amp
tude of supernumerer.es.
The whole performance was q complete success anu
it must be conceded that the Fall season OF the aau
opera has commenced most brilliantly. On wednesday
evening the popular opera III Poliuo" VIII dc per'
formed. with Madame Carozzi Zucoh- Signor Ma''''
militant and Signor Beini in the cast.
This evening. the new series OF the Batemah con'
ccrts will commence at Irving Hail. MademoiSile
PareIa will introduce new selections, when WIZ
be a source of delight to her hearers, anu VIII pe
assisted by Messrs. Dannreuther and Rosa ana ~"
orchestra.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
U,ion Meeting In Jersey City.

The Fall campaign Of the Union mcn of Jer-
soy City naugurated as night by meeting o, tht
was filled by highly respectable audience. The Pres
dent aid. j. ". Plngboru. occupied The chair. lie
proceedings wcIc opened with a song by Master Il. {.
b. Holloway. entitled. The Squifming Copperhead'
TO the air ul Dixrgs Land
Gen. JoHS l.. SWIFT oi Louisiana was then intro
duccd and delivered eloquent speech. lie said iLai
he interest OF the elect IN the State O NcwJcsey
tls Fail was not confined TO the State alone but was
matter OF ntelestto the nation He believed that the
chances FOR tie MON men 20 carry the state were
good and was cOufjeni that IL would be redeemed
The battle Of bullets has Just ended ana The colies! hhf
but igst commenced a. all those questions that Li'
aTen in consequence OF the war are yet to be settled
The scene OF action Is now IN hew'Jer.ey, "Aer,
the enemy are 80 deeply rooted Tlo, ana =
Interested IT should not be said by the insurgents o
the South whom have whipped. that they have beat
us at our hcig,h.fdes. The speaker conirasted the
democratic panty IL IN the days of Jackson. with
the sO-caled Democratic parry OF the present DAY
which be claimed MAS responsible for the late war.
Tie ony hope that The south now have len 49, that they
may Cain control oi The Government He ho|eVer'
was opposed 90 giving them any power until ne INV
some slgns OF pure repentance. Ihe General paid a
high compliment 10 thc gallant Gen hnpairck' ana
poke IN deserved praise Oi tie sOilieTs who ul saFe
Uniou.'oying citizens do their duty at the ballot
box the coming election and not to allow our flag IL
be placed in unworthy hands.
Mr. ). ID. GREGORY then sung 'Ealy arOnAd inc
FAX" tie audience joining IN the chorus
Col HAWKINS oi Tennessee was then introduced and
was received with applause The Colonel gave "A mar
ration OF the suiieilngs and prosecutions Of the loyal
people of East 1cnncgsee lie said there were hund-
reds and thousands Of people in the North who have
asserted that there were no loyal men in the South
while East Tennessee alone furnished over lc.OOl
soldiers Tor the Union army. The babarous treatment
and prosecutions of the loyal people Of Ten
ncssee. at the instigation of Jeh DAVIS was
dweit upon TO considerable length The speaker
gave brief history OF the Democracy Of New
nd urlsn lctWppu
Democratic candidate for Governor. Mr. Runyon, aud
tie Union candidate Marcus L. Ward, who for the
past four years had devoted his entire time in looking
after the welfare of the NewJersey soldiers and heir
families. The speaker closed by urging all Union men
10 raliy-go to the polls and redeem tie State
Mr. CROSBY. from Detroit. Mich, was also intro
dnced. and made few remarks. and the meeting
closed with song by Master Holloway. entitled Bun
unyon;" three cheers for Marcus l.. Ward three foi
the soldiers Of New.Jerscy, and a song By ID. ).
Gregory. jr, MY Country Ills of Thee
The meeting waS very enthusiastic, and, although
continued until late hour the audience were attentive
listeners, and remained until the close.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
The New.YorIt Semi.WeekIy Tribune'

Ready this morning, eon'ans' NJ, s,.. NJ,
Nyw. Military, Naval. tho Gun states; news
~ shina,on yrrinia the southern Atlantic States ken
av and Tennessee New York. New England the Western
s,a. The Pacific slope Political, Domestic Miscellany and
TaE TKIaL OF wmI-Intcresns Particulars of the Evil
dence. - ~ A., = ,L,.,.. 7 .,,o- fr,,, p,asi
Tus FAsaroSs-speoiaIy Reported for The Trbune Bon
Rsl,,,orsl. Polish Boots. Gloves. and Ornaments
Tux RIVAL STATE TICKETS.
CUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE = London, Paris and
Florence Letters; The Enyoys Of the Bey OF Funis.
TuE EsGLIsH ToURsrs-From Our Special CorTespond
.n Success the Reception No Trouble nom the enians
Theis Singular Eneay Grafton at ST. Louis Over the
Pnire.; Chisagoi A Few Nor,s on Railroads.
FRox mexico Anxiety OF the lmpsrialists; Laboren
Atmsd " Resist the Liberals, Nov IAI tIoilltod QwH
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

When Col. Mosby was about to surprise a
Union camp he generally dressed few of his
Rebels in Union uniform and sent them ahead
with instructions to pass the pickets by loyal
eountersigns. The Democratic leaders are do
ing the same thing in this State. Haskin and
Richmond Van Buren and Brady, and that gay
bugler Bennett, are riding ahead, shouting,
"Hurrah for Johnson;" "Three cheers for the
war;" and "Hail Columbia" They want to
surprise the President and his whole AdminiStra-
ton. We have heard these cries before. Keep
a sharp look out ahead. Stand true to your
guns, boys, and fire away at any suspicious per-
sons
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
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Have our readers looked at the phraseology
of the ordinance adopted in Alabama in refer
ence to Slavery? GAS the institution of Slavery
has been destroyed in the State Of Alabama" the
Convention declares it no longer exists Ala
bama is frank. 1t does not gladly and will
ingly" put an end TO the institution, as some OF
our friends would have Us believe; but says IN
so many words that since Slavery is dead,
KILLED. destroyed" by higher and stronger
power, and Alabama cannot help herself, she
makes the best of bad bargain, and proclaims
emaucipaton under protest.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

A Union newspaper desires to know why 1t Is
that, if we want the President to declare justice
to the negro in Virginia, We do not insist upon
his doing the same justice to the negro IN ONO
and Illinois. The cases are not parallel Er-
ginia went from the Union, and is now in con-
dition OF treason. We must insist upon heG
purifieation before We ask for her companion
ship. One of the terms is Emancipation, an
other should be Manhood Suffrage If Illinois
and Ohio secede, we shall insist they receive
the treatment that we would administer 10
Virginia.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
FIRE Oy Boa

FIRE oy BOARD THE STEAMER PLYM0rTH
HoCK.-As the steamer Plymouth Rock, oi the lHll
Tivcr line VS. passing Whitehall slip on her trip east,
last evening nj - o'clock fire was discovered FOR
ward OF the starboard boiler and IN short time
large volumes OF black smoke were seen to ascend.
he boat was headed in for the piers on the East hyer
and stopped By this time the pumps OF the steamer Wci
At work and the hand pumps were worked WIN WI
seldom equacd After detention Of ~ minutes sue
proceeded Not the slightest excitement was snow u
,ron,, me- nos,engers we saw some ladies' sitting M
when The lre commenced who did not leave Their seats
during the whole time of the burning. Inc steamers
Citv of New York and Newport lay close by tue ~!
month Rock until the danger was past
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Latest ship News.

e,.,u,htn ucceron. samues Hilton Head days with
mas. 20 a. \. Assistant Quartcrmaster. q. -, ,h
Esrt John Dwyer BrJ Kilmer Monievideo % days WIN
hides &C., to master.
schr Buena Vista Roby, Baltimore
Schr Reindeer. Bolln. Virginia
schr y. ". lryin BIce. Virginia.
Schr Palestine. Cunbrun, Baltimore
scbr (ieo H. Hoyt. Cranmer. virginia Ill.,, j..
s.h Iobn sway Iinman Georse;own II days with coal to
s"sr NewJer,ey Brown, Savannah days with timber
10 master. y;,,ni,
SSh Al v,n Name Van Name, Georgetown 10 days Win
coal 20 master. . y,t.
schr G. Woolsey. Parker Baltimore
schr John o. Ferris, Hunt, virginia
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

0rsanizns the Confedrates ia tho Imperial Armyrmperis
fancies in Castle Building
isrEnHsrNa TO FARnERs-Amercan Institute Farmers
Wssrzzs srocr GROWING (secoud letter.; Concerning
Stock Trader; the Buying OF Stock Vat Cattle Illinois Steers
rhe Art Of Feeding Profits Of the sarne; Difficulties &C.
Nxw.YoRK TO UrcA--Crops Aloag the Route; Indiai
Dealsnes; Railroads TIER BUSINESS. Hotels Crowded. Con-
clusion - ~,
ter XLyIII Sound of Wsdding. Bells; Conclusion
RKLrarous-Univrrsast Convention Middetown Conn
new PuBLICATIoNs-Ihe Westminster Review iof July
The Edinburgh Review for July
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Bnsincss Notices.

LIKE UNIvBRSAL SUFFRAGE, PHALOS's NIGHT
BLooxISo CKRKus Is National institution To use it is as
much matter OF custom to vote. And because 1t has
periune the American people proud Of it, Sold every
whore.
THE GAY WORLD, THE BUSINESS WORLD, THE
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SONIC " oRLp ALL THx WORLD, are invited to
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Hats genicmen dress and soft Hats boys and youths Hats
and C,p- Military Chapeaux and elegant Furnishing Goods
n oT the present season and marked at
MODERATE PRICES.
The mos. diversified and tasteful stock in the United States
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
NEW-YORK POLITIC.
PERSONAL
ldtcu TTess. -.
WASHINGTON. Monday. Sept. IS. 1865.
ANTICIPATING INTEREST.

Many inquiries have been made why the in
tcrest due on the lst of November. upon the Five.
well as couuoa bonds The answer is. as ascertained
on application at the Treasury Department that owing
to the published regulations the Department IS com,
pelcd 10 keep the books open for transfer OF regereu
bonds until the lst of October after which period
siderable labor will he required 10 make up the Ieces'
Sary schedules for the payment Of the interest.
This will require certainly TO the 18th OF October,
and possibly until the Goth or 9th of the month.
Every effort viii be made to get the schedules ont as
soon az possible. and when completed they viii he
transmitted 20 the proper officers with directions ~
commence the payment of such interest at once.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
BROOKLYN NEWS.

FIREs.-Yestcrday afternoon about ; o'clock
fire broke out in the stable OF Mr. John Thomas in
the rear OF No. l02 WaoAlngtOn-st. from which the
flames spread TO the adjoining stables OF the Coney
Island Railroad Co.. and to the stable Of Mr. Lockwood
Abraham. The carpenter shop OF Decker & Buckley
next caught and the flames extended TO tho stable OF
Hus,ed CARL all OF which were totally destroyed,
Damage about $3.50. Insured m the Etna Co. OF
Hartford Conn. The house No , Stewart.st., occu-
pied by Edward OAe and Anthony johnson, was
dnmnged 10 the e1ient OF s.vl. No insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

The Soathern clergymen are in a great bother
about fixing up the Union. They hesitate, and
preach, and exhort, and want to do 1t, and yet
do not know exactly how. Ii amounts TO moth
ing. The wheel will 90 around whether the fly
remains or not. Its buzzing hurts nobody.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

through their streets, and 60 down to the army
10 save their precious skin. If Mr.. McMichael
should be elected, as We trust he may, and finds
good capable colored man for policeman, let
him appoint him.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

The death of John Downs, Commander
limited States Navy is announced at New-Orleans on
the Goth suddenly. lie was native OF Massachusets,
entered the service In lS' ana was made olialae
In lss2 lie had seen II years service hye years oil
shore duty, and been unemployed for nearly he years
liz was recently occupied with special duty az Boston,
from which he was detached TO command tne nfani
.aua
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

LARCENY OF A HORSE AND CHAISB.-About
10 O'Clock on Sunday night DR.. Smith corner Of Graham
ave and WyckoiT.st T.. -. hitchcd his horse and
chaisc % post opposite residence IN tho village of
Winfield where he was visiting and during his alb
sencc two men are reported to have been seen to jump
INFO the chaise and drive oil rapidly in the direction OF
Wilamsburgh since which nothing has been heard Of
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Cricket.

MANHATTAN vs.. SATELLITE.
These clubs will play match to-day at the
S. Georges Cricket grounds liobokcn.
NBW-YORK SECOND ELEVEN VS.. ORANGE OF NEW
JERSEY.
The former club came off victorious over the
Jersey players Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
The English Teurisis-Arrivni at CIevc
land.
CLFYTIANn Ohin NJ

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Monday Sept. 25-l2p. N.
Sir Morton 1'cto arrived here this evening
with his friends and Is staying at the Wedde House.
Messrs. McHeii-y, Lilo and others are Mt Buffalo.
where to night they attend dinner and soirec given
in their honor ut the residence Of Mr.. Babcock.
Tomorrow the party will rcunite when the Board Of
Trade OF this cit, will tender them reception aud
tertain them with banquet.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

ATTEMPTED SUICIDg.-On Sunday evening a
Young man boarding at No - Wyokoii-st.. f. d..
named Oscar Woolcy. lately arrived in this country,
attempted sofdosiruciion in an alley.way near his
residence by placing pistol loaded with sugs under
his chin and dischnrgng IT, His hand must have been
unsteady however as n shw0und only WAS the re-
salt Of tie discharge. The Of this rash act Is at
trlbutcd 10 home sickness
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

FATALLY INJURED.-Yesterday while Law
Weldon, youth Of IA years. was engaged In un'
loading wagon at the corner OF Lewis and Fourth
ss the horse ok fright and springng forward threw
him out. he ~ lighted upon his head and sustained
fracture Of the skull from the effects Of which he died
in 10 minutes fter The body was conveyed to the
residence OF ID parents, at No. In Lcwis-s IN tnc
rear and last evening Coroner Wdey held an inquest