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PARDONED

On the recommendation Of Admiral Shu.
brick, U. :. Navy, Governor j. Madison
Wells, of louisiana, and others, the President
yesterday directed a warrant of pardon to be
issued TO Lawrence Rousseau, of New Orleans
Louisiana, for the part taken by him in the late
rebel service. MT. Rousseau once occupied
the eminent position of Commodore in the
Unfted States Navy.
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PRIvATEERsMAN PARDONEp

A pardon was ordered to be issued yester.
day by the President, to Lewis NJ Croxetter.
of South Carolina, an officer in the late rebel
army, on the personal and written recommep
darion Of Senator Pomeroy. This is the first
priyateersman that has yet been pardoned and
the pardon was granted in this case onlv or,
account Of the importance of the recommen.
dation in his favor.
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RECONSTRuCaIo ANrNnNrNr

There is quiz a crowd in the House galleries
'o-aaysih expectation of the closing speech of
Mr. Stevens on the CONSTITUTIONAL amendment.
Mr.. stevens, In calling mp the amendment
SAID he would call the previous question at
tnG-e or nall past three p. m, allowing the
opposition one hours time for sneechmaLInn
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JEFF. DAyIS,S COuNsrI.

Charles OConnor. senior counsel for Jef,er.
son Davis, together with Elk Gov. Pratt.
called at the White House this afternoon and
had protracted interview with President
johnson. 1t is said that the object of their
v's't WAS in reference to releasing jeff Davis
ON his narQle
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MEDICAL REPoRT.-The medical report of
Dr. Reyburn, Surgeon-in. Chief of the breed .
mems Bureau in this District, fer the
month of May, contains matter Of interest
showing that al this period, when sickness Is
usually on the increase, there is a MARRIED I'm :
provement in the health of the freed men Of
the District. The whole number under treat
ment in May were 1,73s, OF whom ~ died. and
eoo were eured:6 remaining under treatment
on the 1sf Of June. Small pox is rapidly dis
appearing. only so cases are now under treat.
ment at Kalorama Hospital Last month there
were IA cases reported.
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NOT CONFIRMED

Information has been received by the War
Department that the report telegraphed to the
newspapers that the British troops had crossed
to the American side OF the border, had killed
some Fenians, and captured others, is not con-
firmed, and no foundation can be discovered
for its origin.
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xxxIxTH CONGREss-FIRST Session

XxxIXTH CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION.
WEDNESDAY, June H.
SENATE.-Mr. morrill,, from the Committee
on the District OF Columbia, reported a bill to
incorporate the Soldiers and Sailors Union
OF washington. ID. 9. -
Mr.. Anthony, from the Committee on Print.
ing, reported resolution for the printing of
4Coo sx, III copies Of the Report Of the Commits.
Mr.. Doolittle called up the resolution of.
tered by him yesterday requesting the Presi.
dent TO communicate to the Senate any infor.
nation IN his possession relative to the de-.
parture OF Austrian troops for Mexico
Mr.. Doc,ittle said he had reason to belle va
the above would bring Information of q very
satisfactory character. He felt confident Mex
troops. -
The resolution was adopted.
Inc Dill 70 grant lands In aid Of the construc.
ton OF the Kansas and Neosho railroad TO
Red river was taken mp, and after disc u sIon-
Mr.. Hendricks moved to postpone II til the
first Monday in December. Disagreed to
The morning hour having expired, the leeis.
lative appropriations bill was taken up.
HoUsE.-Mr. Stevens. OF Pa, introduced a
bill to restore political rights to the States lately
IN rebellion. Ordered TO be printed 1
Mr.. Highly. Of CAL, from the Committee On
Mines ana Mining. reported an act granting
the States Of California, Nevada. and nr.so IN
with sundry amendments. The amsndmsn,s
were agreed to and the bill passed.
Mr. STouse, OF Pa, from the same commit.
ice, rePS M bill 70 incorporate the Wash.
n. ID Cooke and others, incorporators; which
was reJected-yeas 96. nays 70.
Mr. alison, OF Iowa, from the WAN and
Means Committee. reported bill to establish
ng the consideration Of thu Same, TIE morninr
hour having expired, ! u - 800
TIE House ,s On motion Of Mr.. Stevens, bro.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Late from the West Indies-Dcstructi'e
Is Fire In Psrts Rice-Death Of L. >.
Counsel Gallagher.

NEW YORK, June 13.-Thc steamer Etse,
from Havana, has arrived. A great part OF
the town Of Margaquez, Porto Rico, was burnt,
May 2Th. An American man-of-war sent 80
men ash,,re 70 aseist in eStngu snins the
flames The loss has not been nscrrtained.
Jrmes Z. Gallagher, q. =. Consul nj Ponce,
died on the 2eth. IN an apoplectic nj.
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DRowSED.-Last Monday. four colored bows
named Levi Shiies, John Stewart SOLOMON
Towns: and Henry g ant went bathing in
rock Greek, near Whites Mill, and the bow
ms companions did all they could to save him
Yesterday the body was fished mp by Mr. Ben.
nett, OF Georgetown. The Coroner was sent
were present and all agree that n vas nm 81.
accidental drowning, declined TO hold an in.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June l3--CottoH dull and droop-
ing. Flour, good, steady; common declined
5al0c.: Northern heavy. Wheat, prime, firmer;
common declining. Mixed Corn cent higher.
Beef steady. Pork firm. Lard and Whisky
dyll.
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Three and half Millions in Geld Gone
Ont.

NEW YORK, June lathe steamer Persia
and Marathon sailed for Europe, taking mp
wards of three and a half millions of dollars
III gold. Among the passengers in she former
is Col. Sanford, President American Telegraph
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WASHINGTON ASYLUM, jane 18th. 1855.
" ppo.os,,s TaR Nrn,c,>rs

TUX
Proposals will he received nj this inst utiou
I'll June 9th At O'Clock M, far furnishing
Medicines reQuiI ed for the OF the house for
the year ending June 3gth, lS7.
Medicines TO be af the best quality, and 20 be
furnished upon weekly r-Quiiiion
The loves bidder will lie notified TO commence
w. G III NEWMAN
JOHN McDENITT,
VIM. SLATER.
iels-eo6t Comm TO- ioneis washington Asylum.
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The Grand Rapids (Wis) Democrat says
teat here are over 90 10000 feet Of loes In TIE
Muskegon River, and that they are desttned b
remain there through the dry season, unless
an unusual body ef rain shoald fall q ons
time. thereby raising the river % g 70 fcrcs
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CEETs' UNBLEACnED TWILL
VI COTTON DRAWERS rs csnn par pair.
GEO. O HBEyfN0
Jel Nh Corner 7th street and Nd az

FOR sAL8-A superior eddie md harness
a. nAkk, very .ssnsis, stylish. Dro11s, -
ssir. s' q = r = IRSsr:etlE s0:ss o.
SyusTsppe e e y. Livery Stable e ). q. NAT.
~ A., ~ =. sstvssa en- sad TN stress where
Nvlv
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The Railroad Accident in yirg inia-Bishop
Early not Seriously Iniured-stePhens 70
Address the Ri edmond FenianS.

RICHMOND, June f3-F u bAlieved this
MOI ming that Bishop Early will recover from
the severe injuries caused by the railroad ac-
cident yesterday. near Coaifeld
stephens will address the Fenians tonight
at Market Hall z7sa-ss-
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earthquake.
~Yictor Hugo has lost 37O,OOOf by one of
the recent failures in London.
SGeorge Z. Train Is reported as "howling
IN NEBRASKA
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PERsoNAL-Secretary Dennison and Attor
ney General Speed were on the floor Of the
Senate to-day. .".fx-Secretary Usher and
Theodore Tilton, Of the New York Andenpedent.
were on the II ouse n DOR this afternoon.
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CkAND EXCURSION
VI DOWN THE POTOMAC.

CkAND EXCURSION
VI DOWN THE POTOMAC.
The tplendid steamer WAWAs -
SHIT has been engaged for a EA&]k-f
GRAND EXCURSIONAE3c1za
DOWN THE POTOMAC
ON SUNDAY, JUNE nth
rIoceealng some as miles down the river to MA
amIAS FONT, passing around the Light Boat,
The trip win be one of SURPRISING interest, af.
ioiding an opportunity Of viewing all the objects
OF auIacton on the river-Ferts Foote and Wash.
lngton, Mount Vernon. White House. Glymont
Snsntico. where the steamer George Page was
burnt by the rebels; the rebel batteries At Cock
PIT folnt, Freestons Point. Shipper Point ;Aauia
Ware fell N0 s"ii"n'
No improper persons will be admitted on board
and IT will be . trip In which family parties can
faction " '
The Wawassett will leave the 7th street wharf a.
81 m. returning at 8 o'clock D. m
TICK TS only 81. Dinner and refresh me nts
caterer. -
If the weather should be unfavorabIs the excur.
sion Will take place on the next fair Sunday
Conlnltttes Of AyraHgeDieHtS.
capt Gsdney, Capt. Thos. Stack pole,
Uapt W. Poor, Thomas Downing,
VIM Downing. Robert Nash,
andrew Wolf, Geo. A. Shekell,
Je 9td Con Union and Intel
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HoUeH PARDoNxD.-The President has n.
the pardon OF benjamin +. Houeh, con yicts6
OF mansiaughter and sentenced TO-DAY 10 I've
years tmprisonment, and has directsd nsrdor
70 be issued. s--- - : feAuoa'
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BOARDING.

ROARDlEG.-One FURNISHED ROOM, i'm a
" private family with 30 "A I'D. suitable for lady
ana gentleman, OF two gentlemen $50 per msnth
liable b9srd q SD psr month. Apply q 496 l7th
ST., bet. ~ and Il. js Is St.
EQREI6HBD ROOMS, WITH Oh WITHOUT
= bOAhD; can be had on moderate terms at No.
ais Pennsylvania avenue. formerly the a Ri uRton
house the Proprietresa, Mrs. @. G. Counelly fer
merry mrs. mcNickie, OF the Exchange Hotel do
mos, especially invite her old guests to i've her
acsM IsSie Board o5 per week.
elS.3t Mrs. G. y. CONNELLY.
Two Oh -FOUR PERSONS CAN BE ACCOM-.
A modated with Rooms and Board in the conn
Wy, aoeut one mile from terminus Of 7th street
relIroad Apply at the Insurance Offica 492 9TH
street. oetween and p. m 10 i2.Str
LOB REnT-Tvo neatly fnrnished ROOMS.
eommunicaftng. with or without BOARD or
Woulo give the privilege Of dining room and kitch
en- TO gentleman and wife. Apply Al Ne 3JO
lSfh street, between H and I, one block from
ITO LIT-FERHIsHED ROOMS, with or nth.
out BOARD, sinsiy. or in suites suitabie for
small families, at very low rates. One of the
beet and heslthest locations In the city lnaui "a
~ l22 Pa avenue. bet 18th and 18th s{s jeii ST.
ROARBING..A pleasant FRONT ROOM. With
- nit.cIsss BOARD, and enough Of t,J within
ave minutes walk Of the Wsr Department Loca.
apply apply at No. 80 Penn. avenue, between 2lst and
TABLE BOARD g No. asa 10Th street. : fev
doors norsh OF the avenue. Terms "a Der
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SECOND edition.
s4E> 4O'CLOCk r. m.
= o'cLOck r. m.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
- WAsHiHeTON. June IL, s6i :
Jay Cook & Co. furnish the foliowin g

NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES.
Coupons, ITO; Five Twenties, 1861, 1O2Y Y;
Five Twennes. 1854 1021: Five Twenties,
1855, 1G2k; Ten Forties, s6x: Seven Thirtles,
1O2x; Certificates, 1001; Gold, 143k.
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THE SIX HOUR MOVEMENT.
The heads of the several Departments have
under consideration the proposition to close
the Departments at 3 O'clock in the aftarnoon
during the summer months.
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A Bro RApIsH-We were shown to-d.x :.
mammoth man radish, raised By Mr. Henry Burch.
yard long land nins iuches IN circnm ssrs.s.
sue Weiehs more than ~ pounds. IS
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SKNTINcED.-This morning, Judge Fisher
IN the Criminal Court, sentenced Ben jamin p
Gay last to two years imprisonment in The
Pepitenuary. Hough, 1t will be recollscted
was tried for the murder Of Samuel E. Gas.
kins, IN 6eorKetown, ON the eth OF April last
10 the President, and II Ii expected that Tie
pardon will be granted In few days. q
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DESTRUCTION OF A LIGHT. HousF

UBSIBUCTION OF LIGHT HOUSE.
Information has been received at the Office
of the Lighthouse Board in this city. that the
lighthouse At Bay Point. Port Royal harbor.
was entirely destroyed ty a tornado which
visited that vicinity on the 10Th ult. Due no.
tiee will be given Of the re-establIshment of
this light.
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r Q o = I y g..

Rss,Isi hos. ,A..r. I.
< 81 fis;$$;; 8; !: s s,s;
49, 9 =, !. - - ....:.i.,: - & e.
81: .s:s5 :E: 81; : sis2f s. ISsstS
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CHEAP HOUSEHOLD GOODS SELLING At
~ THE FOLLOWING PRICES:
Cotton Sheets rs cents each
Pillow Gases 20 cents. Drawers so cents
Green Window Shades 70 cents
Plates 6 and cents each
Single Bedsteads 81 30
Single Hair Mattresses IS
Double Hair Mattresses SIS
Wash Basins Is and % cents each
Iron Wash Stands 50 and Is cents
Wash Boilers, Bathing Tubs
Coffee Pots, Pewter Pitchers
Fairbanks and Druggist Scales
And q large assortment of other articles too
numerous 20 mention.
N; B.-Geods of all desc iptions bought. sold or
exchanged, at ADAMSONS,
500 NINTH STREET,
le12h Next TO Pennsylvania aveEue.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were S56O,26i.3o.
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ii Y GLE MIC NE.

In presenting "HYGIENIC WINE" 20 the no.
tice otthe public, we beg nodestIy to cali your at
tentiOn 20 the following true state neuts. viz:
LIST. H1GlEkIC WINE 10 used by the better
cln<ses Of people Throughout Europe.
I'd. IL Is approved by the most eminent physi-
clans Of America
Sd; 1t is approved by numerous "schooIs OF
nrdicine, especially by the Imperial Schoo' OF
Medicine OF Pans.
4tb 1t 10 not a secret preparation, hut scienti-
&c one; the ingredien Of which known 20 our
most eminent physicians, and a. pTsSertbed Ly IA "a
In all cases for which IL IL recommended.
5th. IL contains no dlc0hoi or WhjSksg. but bas
for it's base ore of the finest If pure WINS.
With such recommendations IL will win lite way
into the favor OF the American people. We est Il
on its M.riLS alone.
LIS name implies fits purposes. HYGIENIO
WIN regulates the system throughout. ius art
ing healthiul motion 70 the blood, aAd soothI ug
the nerves.
FOR LADIES
IL IL inst the thing. IL Possesses pleasing taste
arich. delightful flavor. and imparts strength a ali
cases OF tce1k As Gppeti-sT IL il unequaled
and nothing is so genial 10 the its gently
stimulating effects i'm assisting DIGESTION
We warrant that, Hpon trial, HYGIENE
WINE VIII be pronounced the best Tonic knosn
IN the country.
Ask your Druggist for HYGIENIC WINE
STUART THOMAS
SOLD EVERYWHERE. nyIi-2v
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u THE FIRST GRAND CONOHRT OF rHR
u YOUnG AMATEUR ARTISTS viii be civ.
en- At Ode Follow b all. Navy Yard, on THUkS-
DAY, june "a, 1855, st o'clock. Tickets Is cents.
Reserved Seats so cents ie ~ sfs
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w sortnent of
Of all the different styles "HU
We have also on hand Q large collection of Soc
ond hand Pianos. Of different manufactu rer.
terms
We have. in connection with our wareroom., q
REPAIR SHOP for Planes, Organs and Maio-
deons, where instruments are repaired at Low
rates and warranted TO give satisfaction
w. G. METZEROTT A C0
No. 3ls Penn. Avenue,
Hamlins Cabinet Organs. my ls-tf
DERSONs IN WANT OF CARRIAGES, such
Il as BUGGIES, ~RR
BOOK Always, E&6S
LIGHT BUSINESS WAGONS,
new and second hand will do we'll 60 give ms a
the present partnership
WALTER a EECKER,
$40 d street,
my Sim between 9th and 10th streets
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jeI:-eost Commissioners Washington A,
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE or erkAA skIsr MIL AT fBR
- CAVALRY DEPOT, GlDSBOnO. % o.

QAsrerwe.ser Geae'qr, oGss, Rra Dseisso..l
BY order Of he eT1ss I se sse
,h , Re ,Sa or the Yts%ssss G. pnes auction nm
Nm t os APRIL & !.
S,eieek n, the following described public proper
ONE O STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
frame. with massive granite foundations 20 by 80
all constructed of the very beet material and in the
most substantial manner.
Also, ~ the same time and place. the machinery
and appliances OF the mill. consisting Of
ONEun ENGINE. OF 100 HORSE POWER,
and txsnt four nj 1 niche. STROKE .st nccn
heavy cast-iron bed plate, with cold and hot water
sIVine pulley Of the same ~ ten ne s IN
diameter and twenty four Cad inches face, with
EACH.
made ef the best boiler irop Ave sixIeenths t5l6l
OF an 1pcn IN thickness i've t5l feet in diameter
and fourteen ia feet tive t5 inches in length each
boiler seventy sis t76) lar, welded nes each three
I'D ana one fourth "a inches IN diameter With all
rEs ie} PA IEsn on REEDS PATENT BgGK;
Constructed of solid French burr milestone, and
set In heavy, well, balanced frames. with hay cut;
tiers, ele-ntors and conveyors sufficient 10 cut and
handle tire nay grain and prepared feed the most
economical ana iaber saving plan.
The sha;ting is of finished wrought iron, and the
sfs ard boxes sncient to drive ten Ici pairs 81
bDrrs DC. The main driving belt is of four A. ply
rubber. and twenty tour (S4l inches wide. The
belts tor driving the mills &C., Of the best eak-
tanned patent stretched leather.
The Engine. Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures of
every description, of the very best materials
aud workmanship. and are still In excelen ceudi
{ IN ana fine working order, the mill having been
In operation only abont Is months.
Ideeme3 advisable by the agent OF the Govern
ment on IS day Of sale, the buildings will be sold
separately.
Terms Gesh, in Government funds.
Purchasers will be required to remove treir prop
erty before the first tlstl day Of May next, nm
less other wise arranged with the owner of the
grounds
A boat for Gesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of rale.
Any further inf .rmation that may be desired
will be given npon application, in person by
letter, to Captain GEORGE T. BROWNING, A
z. NJ. Giesboro or to this Office
JAMES A. EKIN.
Brevet Brig. Gen, in charge
fe 22-dtd lst Div. q NJ G. q.
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AUCTION SALES.
kf GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Aueraopesrs.
ChASCEBT SALE OF VALUABLE REAL


In pursuance OF a decree Of the Supreme Oeurt OF
tne p1striet OF Columbia. rendered on the 9Th day
james " Gibson il complainant and Elizabeth Glib
son, John IL Gibson and others are defendant We,
said Court in that behalf will sell at public anctoD
ekon me premises, commencing on lhs nrst named
day Of April 1855 she Hn rsas estate
70 tay:-Lot numbered i've i5 in subdivision OF
,46l,J with the improvements, which are a good
two story and attic Brick House, &C., &c. This
property fronts on 7sh street, opposite the Centre
And Immediately after the sale of the above We
stree, north. between - and 9Th e streets vest
known as the Exchange Hotel. being parts of Lots
Sered four huni red ana ninety. 1901 the said
parts Of said Lots beginning on north c street u
corner of said Lot No 4. and thence running north
10 feet inches, thence east feet inches, theace
feet 6 inches, thence east feet 5 inches thence
north Is feet TO the puhlic alley, thence southwest
north street thence east about IS feet inches to
the beginning with the improvements, which are
Large B h House, with back buildings stable,
And on "WEDNESDAY, the4 th day Of April. 1856,
We shall proceed to sell in from of the premises at
O'Clock D. m, CONNIE ncing the f rst. toned
property parts Of Lots numbered three and four,
ninety six, (29e the said parts of said Lots and
eginning As feet frum the southeast corner OF
street south Is feet thence north to public alley.
thence east 26 feet thence south to the place be-
two story Frame House, &c :, &c This properly sfy
is on south c, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
Also, part of Lot numbered six colin Square
numbered two hundred and sixty four, f2s4 } be.
said Lot and running thence east 81 feet inches,
thence south 20 teet inches. thence west 81 feet
beginning, with the improvements which are a
good Frame Dwelling House. &c, &c.
enteen, O7.) in square numbered four hundred
ana hinety SIX, t4o running back the same width
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A WOMAN MURDERED BY HER HUsBAND-
The chicago Tribune Of March I'D, has an ac-
count Of murder committed at Lake Station
Indiana, a little village on the Michigan Cen
trail Railroad. Timothy Molloy. a resident of
ST. LOUIS, recently quarrelled with his wife.
and The TWO separated, a divorce having been
procured IN the Missouri courts. The origin
OF the disagreement is not known: but il was
such as 10 produce great bitterness. on the nart
OF hoiloy, so that his late wife fiAally sou ght
an asylum with her brother at Lake station.
tnrongh fear Of personal danger. Molloy
stealihiiy followed her, went to her hotel 10
seek an interview, ard failing, returned 10
Chicago. On Wednesday last he went 10 Lave
Station, and found Mrs. Molloy sitting in one
o. me upper rooms OF the hotel, with two of
her brothers children, who were kneeIinr
before her repeating their evening PRAYER
Before she had time TO inter scream her ms
band stood before her with revolver pointed
al aer r nead- Almost simultaneously he
ear and lodged in the opposite wall of the
apartment The children, alarmed ar the re.
Porl, ana az the appearance of the man,
where they remained terror-stricken and Al,
most lnsenslble- Finding that the shot had
Inissed Its mark, Molioy drew 8 large sheath
SaaeI I'm, uis oe' and rushing upon the de-
bending back her head, plunged the bia,ie into
Der throat, completely seyerlns the windnine
and Jugular VEN. The deed was accomplished
before any alarm could he given and the nnnr-
oerer, brandishiDg the bloody yeauon- ana his
garments besmeared with blood, rushed 70 tbe
bottom OF the stairs. he passed through the
1ar-reoia, Were number of men were seated
round the stove, reached the door, and shont-
ing Now am reyenged," fed from the house
and disappeared into the adi acent woods So
suddenly had the thing been done, and so COM
pletsly taken by surprise were the inmates of
the hotel, that no attempt was made TO bar ms
passage. The Tribune further says that not
withdrawing the great efforts made To capture
ne murderer. no trace OF his hiding-plaee has
a. yet been discovered.