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The New York herald., 1866-08-29
An ALLEGED xupcrREn suRHENpEas HIMSELF.

On the 18th Of October last occurred in lager
beer saloon. No 2.2 Hudson street, in the Of
which the proprietor, John Ramey, struck in tho
eye with umbrella, by one of party Of young men
who quarreling with him. The wound inflicted
resulted in the death Of Ramcy, and considerable
excitement created by the affair in the ncighbor-
hood. The coroner's jury before whom the inquest
was held brought in q verdict charging young
man named Augustus Buckley, with completely ia
the matter. although there was no direct evidence
against him. Buckley could be found by the police
and tho matter allowed 10 subsidc. On Monday
afternoon gentleman called Inspector Carpenter and
told him that lie knew tho person by whom the bow
was inflicted that resulted NJ the death OF Rainev and that
his william H. Hutchinson He told the In
spector where Hutchinson resided and told him that
since tho occurrence Hutchinson bad been continually
harassed in nd and asked his advice, and that there
upon he had called npon the Inspector TO learn what
the proper pursue under the circumstance
The Inspector told him he had better deliver himself to
the police and If he had good there doubt
that he would he dealt with enieItly
possible. Inspector Carpenter, in company with
couple OF officers rallied the residence Of the young
man Yesterday morning aud found him. according TO
appointment, He immediately surrendered himself and
taken 10 pollcn headquarters. where he is kept
temporary confinement until Tlnrscav, when he will be
admitted to bail 10 await the action Of the Grand Jury
Hutchinson is native of this city and is twenty
years oi age he is very respectfully connected, and
appears 10 very much the fatal result Of what he
claims to have been pirc accident His version of tho
story y that he with three others were in Rameys es
tabshment the evening OF the occurrence that they
had been drinking and we're somewha. intoxicated; a
quarrel arose between tho proprietor and Huchnsons
party in which c,nple Of blows struck,
and he, fearing thnt he cut went To
ward the booking glass in the store 10 IL
there any blood on him; Ramov appeared TO think
that Hutchinson was aDoit 10 attack him, aud raised
lager beer glass 70 strike back, when Hutchinson, who
held umbrella In his hands. seeing Raney about 10
strike him with The glass, raised hs mp suddenly
holding the umbrella that would shield his face
and that whilo rasnr the umbrella quickly he struck
Rlmey in the IL was ail an accident; hat n
siderable excitement created HutchDsons friends
hurried him ont OF the place. aud on reading tho HERALD
naxt morning, and inding that Raney had been killed.
his friends incced him 10 leave thc city, and he has
been worried since by trying hide from the
thori'ic-, and still more from his own conscience
The New York herald., 1866-08-29
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

PROBABLE FATAL RESULT BARRooa FIGHT. "A man
man named +. j. smith, the proprietor OF saloon COR
ner of North Ninth ana First Streets E. d., appeared be-
fore Justice Daley Yesterday morning on charge of
felonious assault The grounds which the charge
made alleged to be followsAbout O'Clock on
Sunday morning last John Morris, John Hays and Jas
Kelly three young men, entered the saloon kept by Smith
and called for drinks which were refused when they
abused and threatened the proprietor, and made
sault hD, besides breaking OF the fixtures of
the Smith seized club and, striking right and
head OF James Kelly fracturng his skull and rendering
his recovery doubtful smith is held 10 await the result
OF the injuries inflicted.
SHopLrTfS1.-An officer OF the Forty-fourth precinct
arrested colorcd individual Monday evening, while
the latter attempting to ssmuzzlc piece OF muslin
from the store of Patrick McNierney in Fulton
street There dark objects lettering in the
vicinity OF The store by the proprietor for some time pre-
vious TO the attempt being made but No. made oil
when he saw the result that affairs had taken, while No.
was taken 10 the station house to await examination
before Justice M0rehouse lie gave his name Charles
i. Wells.
PaIADR or THE TWENTY EIGHTH REcMEyr, n. G--lhis
splendid regiment which did good service the
mencement of the late war has been recently rcorgan
lied and filed up to the required standard Yesterday
they made fine display while passing through the lead
Ing streets preceded by tine band and drum corps.
They under the command OF Colone! Caspar Urban
formerly Major nf the First New York heavy artillery
and their sodiery bearing elected the cncomiums OF the
stfiy
The New York herald., 1866-08-29
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.

FsraL ACCIDENT ERrR RsJIRoAD.-As the eleven
O'Clock train on Monday night passed out from the tun
mel at tho west end tho engine driver who must have
been slarp look out discovered the body Of man
iyng tho track AZ the crossing CT the Northern Rail-
road be.swch tender rushed TO the rescue, but be-
fore he could the body tho catcher struck
the the head, hurting the body completely of
the track and crushing tho head that the features
hardly discernDle. Death instantaneous The
train stopped hut could recognize tho de-
ceased As Che ive A. train the Northern Railroad
passing II was si2nacd TO stop Severn! persons
who the train on. and idonfilcd tho body
thai Of Dr. frank Dewitt HashrDnck Of Nyac N u.
How the ifated man came 10 occupy tho position IN
winch he mot his death Is unknown Coroner IIanly, NJ
Hudson City, having been notified, held Inquest on
tho remains.
BoDY or CInLD FOUND wtrrr The body
0r still born male child found In the bay. the
Aimshonsc, jersey City. b. sono hays who play
ing In thai quarter yesterday afternoon. Tho clila was
perfectly nude and had not bccp long in thc waier
UObOkcu.
Man NuEDERrD AT ruE FmRY.-Shorily before half
past three O'Clock yesterday morning oneof The en-
ployes Of tho ferry company named Nelson Little,
stabbed in the abdomen during alienation he had
with two brothers named Courcy. Doatl Was almost
instantaneous. The Courcys were held to await the
Of the Coropcr's Jury. Anrinqacst was held yes
ter,,sy afternoon, which was protrac,ed tl midng,
and at that hour verdict had been rendered.
The New York herald., 1866-08-29
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

erEsHa A NEw EssixK HoUsE-rhe engine
acnse lately erected by the Metropolitan Fire Commits
oner Fulton street Church street. tho model
angne house Of the department, will be duly opened To
Esginc Company No. % and Hook and Ladder Company
40 10 tho latter at present occupying the building adj
7ainiug the Hsnaip building ON Ann street
rsE MAIDEN LANE nRE--irs oRciS.--From cxsm,-
.ssios made by Fire Marshal Baker to The origin of
aAs fre which occurred in tho promises of Francis
1onre siatones and bcokbnders No. 45 Maiden lane,
seeus tha, the adjoining building no. 43,, the
1hiri Story frnacc had been erected FOR the purpose
-sS carrying the jewclry business, and it was The
heat passing the chimney luc from this fur
which frcd the trimmer beam in Hr Log;res
yrenises. The furnace lad hcen erected about
siays IL appears 10 be necessary, on ascorra ming
N once, advise The Fire Marshal and let him do IL
Had ts been doue and tho woodwork sufficiently cnt
sway, u would have prevented this IRE.
FiRE BowERr.--About half past two o'clock
en Tuesday morning fire broke oat the 50. ond
soor or building No. 278 Bowcry. in the artiss
ryame shop of A. Holman The contents OF tho entire
Noor destroy cd, loss 5000 insurance. Tho third
Asor cupied by L. Sharpe. manufacturing iowoller,
oss 800 insured for $500 in the Stuyvcsant
psry. The 'lrs, loor IL occupied by J. r. Goldng,
manufacturing ieweller damage about S2oo; insured for
SO The Home Of New Haven The building is
ewLod by Nn. u. Astor, aud is damaged about 100.
FuSnAr MsvBEn rHr LIEnERKrisz.-T1e
mains of nr Rischmsn, prominen, mcfuber of the
1Scdcrkranz Society, who died in this city yesterday,
ui hc taken TO the Of the society this morning
ss eight O'Clock. whore solemn musical services will
hc6 The sociey VII then the boay ol their de-
parted member to Greenwood Cemetery.
IThg GsRL DRowNgD--DAMrgors rrg.--on sunday
afternoon Jane Evans tlc girl min" years Of are,
pier No Er.t river looking at nsblng IN the
docs H. stepping backward she icl through hole in
pier and drowned. The body silrscgu .ntly
recovered and inquest held u hy Coroner wilday
The evidence showed that the pier j. Owned w he CIV
sud that Mr. Cushtaau leases half of H. IL i IN dan.
condition and quite unsafe for persons 70 pass
H. nnd has hecn for at least thrco fnonths AIR
Arthur CaIp testified thai he had endoasoed 10 have
fbs pier repaired but could moi succeed getting any.
fbinr done the Jury found tnat The deceased
bef death by drowning from failing through hole in
pier No East river, August 20, isoS fhcy firther
tile iesecs " said pier allowing
10 be dangerous condition Tho parents o droelscd
live N Elcueiile This State Mr. Fvans IS aid a. ba
river
The New York herald., 1866-08-29
LAYING THE CORNER STONE or TIM NEW YOSg MUSEUM

The corncr stone OF the s.granl spectacular aud
leclurg room of tho Now York Museum, OF
Broadway and Thireth street. laid yesterday az
four O'Clock +. NJ. This building is spenddiy located
being tho nearest place Of amusement 10 the mp town
hotels aud the various railroad depots. The outer ar
pcarancc or the building Is imposing being ~ the
nainentai style OF architecture. Tho facade
-four stories hghl is completed and with c .Necp
on OF being dignrcd with little stores ben at II looks
very we'll from the street. Tho szo OF the Museum may
bn calculated i0m tho extent oi the eiound purchased
nv tho COMPANY gcr Il. There SIS lots extending
back two hundred feet towards Sixth avenue and
covering of nearly twenty Thousand squarc
of land The management will be under the drcc
OF the prcsid NJ af the mpany, Mr. John Bouvad
The Naseun will consist of several departments, IN
which the hnc arts, natural philosophy. chemistry
natural history mncralogy, The mechanical arts, &c.,
viii bc rycmpiici. The succ,acu'um. OF lecture ROOM
will be cqus every respect 10 any theatre IN the ne
tropos The stage Of this theatre will ne the broadcast
in the eity. \ large number OF curoscs and objects
Of Interest havc been already collected for tho Museum,
and u 10 thought that II will be opened 10 the public
.ary In the cunning year. There large num-
bcr oi the present. The ceremony OF laying thn
corner stone conducted according 10 the Masonic
rnal aud The Grand Master Of The Order Of FREQ aasons
IN this city ofcaaci 10 pcron. Tho ceremony wa very
impressive, and an immense crowd WAS c"ngiegand
around tho spot where the stone of one ~ the
groat institutions Of the metropolis was iad. collation.
followed the ceremony
The New York herald., 1866-08-29
TIE INDIAN TROUBLES.

Encoaaser Between Hostile Indians and
United ssntes Troop--~rven of the s.nstcr
Killed apd Two Wounded The Indians in
Possession oG The Whole Csuntrs-indi-crin,-
inasc slaughter of ucxirnus Near Fort GAR
lmud, New Nrxics, &c.
I.ravrNwoRri, Kansas, August 2s 1865.
A nght has taken ps,s Fort Reno, where the
Indians drove on sevenlycight head of government
mules from Colonel Caring'on's CAMP They wele fol-
lowed bv mounted men. Tho Indians turned upon the
pursuing party, killing and wounding Two, ana
escaped with all the stock.
party oi officers aud recruits ruIng TO tho eighteenth
United States Infantry attacked at Powder riNer
aud killed IN the attack. The indiana aid
not sucrcrd IN stampcdng the stock. They have ~
tackled several trans since that time, and KILLED iour
snd wounded many moro. The red skins arr al
around Fort Reno, firing the pfkeis the whole night
The Indians hold the whole country, except the ml'nv
campo The Sioux stole o herd Of horses within one
mile ~ the fort, and lot Of government mhics.
Troops were sent IN pursuit, but could not
orcrtake them. GA the 9th OF August, they stole
another herd OF horses four miles east of Reno.
There = evidently general outbreak among aii the
tribes the plains and the attacks made on Tho frontier
settlements OF Kansas great cnnsefnaion a. thcIe
are troops here.
six hundred Indians made their appearance near the
northern line OF Utah Territory. the Holiday stage
Inc creating great panic among tho settlers IN Tint
vicinity The Denver Nerrs has the following -. The
Indians have returned the vicinity OF Fort Garland,
New Mexico aud engaged in the indscriminstc
OF all the Mexican inhabitants they can nd
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the whole force and the corps was therefore pacedn
command OF Drum Major Dosch, OF the Fifty fifth re-
gment The First regiment drum corps, thirteen men,
Drum MAJOR Blumenretf; the Fifty-lfth regiment
drum corps, twenty-five men, commanded by Sergeant
; hnennardt; the Nintysixth regiment drum corps,
twenly-iour men, Drum Major Guentzei the Finh
Icheit procession formed In Bond street. and
PROCEEDED down town, and passed through the Park.
wnere salute was fired in honor Of the President
OF the United States On the festival grounds series
OF prizes were contended for in value about 81 600 At
nine ociock IN the evening the grand tattoo came of in
the Park, which quite noisy and deafcning exhbi-
tion OF dcxterty and skill the part OF this immense
corps OF rancrs Dancing continued day and night
The fe,tiyitics - A' - ~
The New York herald., 1866-08-29
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Meeting of the Senate for the Trial of Judge
smith, Of Oneida-Appeintm ment of u Conn
u,kftee 10 Welcome the President His
Visit 10 Albany-Poiitical Affairs, &c.
ALgAsY August IS, 1866.
RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT.
The State senate met this morning as High Court OF
1wpea,hment for the trial OF judge Smith, OF Oneida
comfy. II twelve O'Clock before quorum ap-
pcared, when twenty Senators were in their seats
Before tbe regular business of tho session commenced
sena,or Henry c. Murphy, OF Kings, rose and said he
sesired offer resolution for the consideration OF the
Scnate which, as follows
Whereas Inc President OF the United States is about 20
vls this his way state, assist IN lay
the ionndaton OF monument 70 the memory oil the lc
Rcsolyed rha the Senate do, behalf Of the people Of
thc state OF New York, welcome his Excelency Andrew
johnson 20 territory
That committee Of three members Of the So
appointed lender TO the President this welcome
The resolution evidently struck the majority OF Sena-
tsrs with surprise, although timely and appropriate,
il was adopted without dissent and Senators Murphy
and sutherland, democrats, and Stanford conservative
republican, we're appointed by Lieutenant Governor Al
vord as the commiltee
Governor Fonlon, vino should have naturally figured
IN the welcome the President was ignored, II is sad
because not desroas Of performing tho duty.
IiIE CAS-. sMTH
Nothing was doDc in relation 10 the trial except the
SeadDg Of the charges and the taking OF some ridic
tioai objections by delendants counsel all OF which
hand
A recess was taken until four p. NJ when, no quorum
app aring the Senate adjourned I'LL ten tomorrow.
There Is eaor. making 10 throw the trial over until
January next, take place then in the ternoons OF
she regular sessions Tho charges grow wholly out of
pol ical ighi, which the Hon. Roscoe Conkllng is
principal and several Senators who still the
anxious anxious 10 avoid action on the case until
nfter election.
There Is an evident and scarcely concealed effort TO
rhrnv Lieutenant Governor Avcrd overheard, and TO
strengthen Governor Fenon by the nomination Of VIII
liam A. Wheeler, Of Franklin Senator Foger Chaun-
rcy ~ Depcw-the latter being tho favorte combina-
rion. Al,ori IL, however bold and coDtdcnt and DO
slArcs lenton cannot no renominated by the rad cal
without taking the Of the present State
sBseers. whose terms expires with him
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Al Cleveland.

AT Cleveland.
CLEvElASD, August %, 1865
The for the reception OF President John
kvn party at this place have been perfected The
party will reach here at ten minutes to eight O'Clock
Monday evening, September g. From the Union depot
hhey will proceed quietly TO the Kennard House. where
Snbiic reception win take place. The next morning
procession will be formed to escort the distinguished
nasty in carriages through Euclid 10 the avenue
station 90 which point special train oil the Toledo rail-
5oad will back mp 10 receive them.
The military officers Of this city and the officers of the
naval ana service of tho lakes will take prom
nent part in the procession Collector John O. Grannis
Ni have charge of this feature The supcrintendens Oh
he several roads having termini in the city have sgn
ed thor desire 70 oer every facility for the convenient
arrival and departure of the guests.
i The presidential party will be met al Rochester by
Acmmittea from this place, consisting OF hessrs fnio
Chamberlin President of the Board of Trade, Dsrct
Attorney Moses Kelly, and W. j. Castle, ana wn DC
escorted hither from Erie by the General Reception 0om
Of the two places and tho city aonncl OF oeve
hand. General j. W. Fitch will act as Inafshai oi Inc
Ucsasi0n
The President Does Not Visit New Haven.
Mayor Sperry OF New Haven has received the follow
S,r note from the President OF the United States:---
WASHINGTON August %, 1876
Bon IpmrN Mayor of the city OF New Haven;-
kind invitation. To accept
A. hov.v.r world with already
f " ANDREW JOHNSON.
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S HIPPIN NEW S.
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST rs. 1856.

Cleared.
steamship Bavari. HAM. Taube, Southampton and Ham
sansnip D,ctsior coxetirr 5acssonville rla-Arihur
steamship Nercn-. Bearze Boston--Septune sesm-hip
steamship Fairbanks Hunter. Bos,ou--w T clyde
ship Napoleon Nor, sahgrist, An,werp-w schmidt,
! sup haler tBrenil, wen.e. Bremen-unkart& 4 Co
@ saIA snen nysr & ,i,rr 'ahz-1n " srnosnian 4 60
Brig Robbins tBr, iilisSrsnd, sydney, Ssw-toln.
: Bris ranlius Csr Noulon, Vera crs,-r Alexandra A
BrrTH PIN lErl covcii. Rerrnuds- Middleton 4 CO.
Brig wlld Flower or, Accoiloch, - ThomasPcni.ton
Big w W lord tBrl, stuart, s. Johns, MN Greene
Hrs Pavilion tI,r) nr,z. ralifax-D Dewos& &co
brg Jane Brundage dBr), Mckay, st John, Mp Ne
schr Jua Hsuock crcvcil Barbsdos--c Trowbridse.
sehr Jno u FrnAlm, HAgbee. suEoik, VAT 9 Benton 4
Sch. s.,.s rnor.s@ Smith Co
Sehr Abeie Bradford Freeman flzaoeihportBrri. Son
scsr x rbrne, ohlsen, Brisoi-siomaa Edve
sehr An.ocescst sheaeld. Newport-Rackca, Tooker
schr EIzs ;, sieli ord-rackcti rooser Taylor
sioop Thos kunsou Busby. New Haven Racket fooksr
steamer " iruas. ros,sr, Baltimore.
s.csm.T ,es.T ssl: Noss sssr ssas raIsssIesa
Arrived.
Steamship Manhattan tBr), HAIRS, Liverpool. Aug and
Tians saa h "a, Is a. lon q 81 ssa an al sssa.n, ws 70
sSs % S s p = q pn ~ 1 ea.sa ws S suss ss
bosrd; i, aud lou saw bark EsepSocity VBr,)
& rd ps sed sss asysss Ss steamer s.o e.S's
Hamburg st.sre4. tho ty of London aud Denmark ali
bound About same nc, passed ship Montgomery from
steamship ian salvador ATKINS Savannah, Aug IS with
Steamship iararossa crowen Charleston 90 hours with
mdee and passengers, 60 Arthur Lssrv.
steamship iasc Nai san, Boston, with mdse, TO the Ne
re Lbe tIs. La Nasa Palermo ss day. with fruit, 10
Bne eWsEhSae or, Jones, rajardo, ~ days, with su
G, is t,r Wiley East Hsrbor. IT, IL days with salt,
rrig Z y Jtlnsog Cnrt Williams Fort Midway, days.
Brig Ambree Light simpson, Cow Bay Is days, with
sehr eersh lanher Fs, rara, ~ days, with mdse TO
sshr wa Ihrse mr., MaeomSer Linsnn 10 day., with
schr Sarah sednan, Virginia
schr Ida Rriardson. Beden, virginia
schr CaffDn, Barrett. Virginia.
schr cathsrae, Bremncr. Virginia.
schr q Il div Rowland. yrsinia
schr Y Bsgt Barrett, Virginia.
schr q ssan, Bunker Virginia.
sehr ReDasr Bunker. vasnis.
schr irse Nd, DAYTON. Virginia.
schr A Po4nd. han virginia.
schr 1cdha. Martin. Virginia
hchr Mdson Taylor, GeorKc,own, PC.
schr .orn4ns, Noyess Ccorgetown. DC.
schr iyrel lurs Van CHEF Georgetown DC.
schr 4mcnt Wood Georseiown, nc.
sehr ibcr, Morris, Ceoryetown, nc.
schr Quic1cp, Davis, Port Jefferson.
scsr slerirhe' ccIwe. csiaI.
sehr Masalausetts, Kenn.,on. Rocksrd
schr .d.li I.Iy. y.ung. 5lclaes.er
sshr Ben nslsh. saksr Bo.,on.
sesr er sta tser Is..e. s.ss.s.. sos'en. ,'.,,
sss sss, ~ yl,sf Well sIl,e'S s-,. Sc.i.1 ,.ur,.,
ssSr HsrOl@ l@aIi Salem.
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Schr n J Mead, Rodgers, Taunton,
Schr Pawnee. Ron. Taunton.
Schr Snow Flake, Bearse, Dighton.
Schr Geo w Cummings. -. Providence
Sehr America, Reynolds, Providence
Schr Charger, Mayhem, Providence.
Schr Lizzie Raymond, Lord. Providence
Schr Zoe, Terin. Providence.
Sehr Goodspeed. Dart, Providence
Sohr @ II Brooks, Brooks, Providence.
Schr VIM Boardman, Billiard, Hartford.
Sehr Henrietta, Rankin, Hartford.
Schr L Daniels, Smith, Hartford.
schr " Brainerd, Crosby, Portland, Conn.
Schr BrAssos, Kelsey, Portland. Conn.
Schr i Brainerd, Carroll, Portland, Conn.
Schr NJ Kissani, NISSAN. Northport
Schr r Rowland, -, New Haven.
Sloop Fred Brown, Wightman, Providence
Steamer Canonicus, Borden. Baltimore, A hours-
Below.
Ship VIM Tapscott Bell, from Liverpool. July -
Ship American Union, Moore, from Havre. July o.
Bark Alcyone. from Turks Island.
Bark Golden Fleece, from Barbados.
Brig Pranza from Porto Rico.
And foreign bark.
Wind at sunset, s.
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THf aII[nfI 10 sRElK !ll AZ SING sss.
= Desperate Eucounfs r-0ne Man KILLED.
tn rec wortaliy Nerndcd and Two -iiHbiis E
Ora Of the Jaii 5rcmLcrs -tiii al Inrx..

y Desperate Luc0unfs r-one Man KILLED.
tn rec wortsliy wcrndcd and Two -iiabiis E
Ora Of the Jaii Breakers -fiii al Inrvc.
PooGHhKFTsiw, August -, l-66
Iha, been receiving particulars of the sing Sing r..
volt an, he morning II was a most desperate ad,r.
and wasi anticipated in by At least thirty couviets
Tho IRA ntlua,lon had that there 20 b. m ont
areak wass ~ Mr Humphrey, suporin'cndent Of 81
fhc departh ,cnis, who observed rush Of conyicfs
shruueh hs ooui, ah ~ them hcayiv armed. lie FOL
lowed aud n irsued them o the southern end of the
PRISON whcfc1 'hcy bad suddenly come IN contact With
shc fans man uamrd stafford stood ~ the head ~ HE
column wuirnY iong sharp cascknfc in L1c air, and
cheering HE neu oi' a we whle eursng and swearing
aud seeming fetc- niuod 60 murder 0f the guards
pcn who stoos IN hls path Tie quarts IN thr roar
were firing on the. 'onvicis tho latter hurling
anything clio TIE, 'oN set er bands % ~ return
tyea, 4, tbe railfo4d TIA X and for distance SOUTH
where sefo uuafrvInen VII" were A. wOtk 70 tieir
assistance With iron aud 's ~ a NV, ~ my hnnds Here
ITad whieh ,ar,, ont over his let eye. and Instantly
lAed him Thia unlocked. for event hHi the caect or
css'lrg q snay in ahe rank 81 ibc consprators, who
hrnLo ,nd aea,tered All 81 them however. were te.
fakcn except nBmed Con- thihgiWm. bc 4 tuh ~
iarae He + described fGiON s-hn uc rght arm y
ard fore I'm .er he letters y = \ broaN
tc lndppe: p ~ dari. compcxt'n; hos email inole
nnder the night eye, and Is Owe ieei slx 'oches ~
Ine following lst ~ Tie kiilcd sud wow Ncd ~
pdNsrd stafford kiilcd James Mora am John "a Nsdy
probably mortality wounded James MclouA'hn, sew Ney
Injured Andrew Yates. slightly wounded isanr Bl VI
peu, aesh wound oue Of tho guard named jerks v. '
ri' yhuy hurt b. beng nj by stone
4 man named Har who was formerly one ~ The
s1Ard and who assisted n rccarturng the convc's u
hsaAir died shortly sflcr the fight ceased Of disease
Of thh hesr the complaint having been brought on by
~ sncttensnt Of The occasion
los ~ .tkffbra ard HsT As morn ins tho jury r.
svasns svNydci - seA<y6ssce vNh TIE fsr's.