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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19

AssisrASr coxsrSARY- GESEaAL or suBnsrESoH.
-H lY M No. srATE-sT., Ezw.Yonz. sept.N 1855 }
RMY SUPPLIBS.--SEALED PROPOSALS.

-.-.a l3 40 No srATEsT., EzW.YoHz. Septic ls6s.
RMY SUPPLIBS.--SEALED PROPOSALS
IN dn duplicated win BE- received By the unds.snsd until oeosE
E1it states Army SUBSISTENCE STORES be delivered Ia
New York Brooklyn, as fo1ous viz - ...5f 'Al-a
0Oo0 pounds PLUG TOBACCO. ThreesnsreTs ba boses
and quartz OF grade nenOI 20 n erds
commonly Navy Plus each plug to weigh nearly
pound. win only Be purrhased paidp
Boxes 20 be Of the best kind made foe The purpose 1l
Samples the Tobacco be delivered with the proposals. and
refrled 10 thereto. = .r- r.r- -r.... $500.
The package Of Tobacco purchased must Be csfdhy
aseaned and With the and weight thereon Ia
viii be verified by stripping sufficient number Of boIes and The
Tobacco inspected and compared with she retained ssRs a s
time OF delivery. 4. t.. r....r- ...
printed copy Of M advertisement re attached sah,pro
pc and Tie popos, must specific 10 eopyins p.csy With
all the Each bid 10 have CONSIDERATION must contain the
guaranty Of responsible - follows; I
ave tie undersigned hereby guaante tha should All OF My
par; bid be accepted shall be duly EeA aeeOrdps
70 puport aud eondons also, that written contract with
Of yie q The proposed
furnished. shall DO executed IL required"
The place Of business snd the date Of purchsse
the with shipping 70 be hsresr
desiguaed be plsiniy msrked every package.
viii be made its eauvsoEi 40
funds received Cot the paTpose. . NJ. !.
expected TO hold their goods without 70 me
Ualted States until required for shipment ~
Banks r proposals viii be furnished this otcs which nsst De
ncldi enveope addressed 10 the undeTsi md incomes
Proposal fox sub,istencs St9se1.r III. y. CLAhkE,.
- - : : Brevst BRIG Gen. and a. o Q. q
V,HE AMERICAN CONDENSED MILK co..
u m Ohice No. lOT Fouth-ave. See Advertisement
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lxTyERss BOARDTNG SCHOOL for YOUNG

MYERS BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG
w MEN and Bolsf West Chester. Fan Eaylh M.th.uili
number students hsd 70 $50 scsommost!ens play gouni
gymnasium ample and convenient Terms $3.50 per chossae
year 10 cnsh: sehoo, opsns Sept, tor circns .ddTss
WILLIAM y. wYERS An. Principal and PrOpdecr Wet Ches
Ter Circulsrs A. BARNES Co.'S No. III WulAas,
Of Mr. hULsE. 81 -f-...--l - ~ =. = =
NAM H. LEGGETrs SCHOOL. No. l,2li Broad
w wy Tbiethst will be reopeued Sept H. Cifunas
G school Lockwood No All and Sssees No SIS Broadway
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THE ONLY GENUINE IN rHE CITY.
NINE. DEMORESTs GRAND OPENING, on
wi THIRsDAY Sept 90 Of the Fall aud Winter FASHIONS
with rEs elegant display Of ,nd IseechS desss oi
ladies' aud Chdre Dss including beautiful Cloefs Waists
BaQuines Novelties for children " great variety
THURSDAY sept 20 In ell the bsancbes no SIS btoAass
CARPETS, FURNITURE, OIL-CLOTHS, &e.,
OLc.at price Of these goods Decided
Although the obbers aud importer.
Of the recent se u got wa
continue al this month and long present stock
when Eoid l25 My motto qus
prOa;s On this line bDs my trade aud mean
''' '' - = OFARRELL.
Eos Ssr 2s9 aud 25l West Thirty hnh - corner Egh.ve
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Nem pnblitdilons.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Now Ready the oetober Number Of
TOURS AT HOME.
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Hlarble alantels.

MARBLE MANfELS,-The best place in Oh, city
s purchase MANTELs Of the lstss, designs ysiL
lew prer IL at A. KLABER Marble Worka no 100 Ess 18th
st. near dvs Msne pu. toe country Cut -. out
MARKETED SLATE MANTELS-SnperOr in
w sppeA,Eeei durable half the price Of marble T. b.
STEWART. No sos hsverbei 3s,h kseht.
1--WE AMERICAN CONDENSED MILK Co.,
Il ohes No. lO7 FOuHhsve. Fec adVsti'smsni, y
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printlns.

sH - sa.1 ll prlnIlHg. r ...
CHAS, C. SHELLEY, No. 69 Barclay.st,
~ STEAM JOB PRINTER-caTds, Crcalsss. Bhhssds Poen
Catalogues, ke, vt the lowest cash rates.
CYLINDER P2ESSWoRK done for the trade
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS. No. l04 Fulton.st.
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MANUFAcTUR-
V'HE AMERICAN CONDENSED MILK Co.,
a 81 Once No. iol Penrthiss Soc advertisement,
GOATS, PANTS AND VESTS Cleaned anil Pressed
" BY process without taking apart 10 "a boGTs ehsp
TAAsh LsosdJy No ia yeha ave, Ess SoDItssnihbL
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I(Ml 81 SEvENTI-AYE. = Mrs. HERITAN's
- sJsJ FRENCH Aad ENGLISH SCHOOL wnl reopen on he
Of SEP1FMBEA Professor Of Mus Drawns uemsn snd
spanish attached TO the esabshmsnt Boys admitted until ten
old
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Gam 5tbools.

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4 AW SCHOOLS. t
~ 81 COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.
The ninth annual Of this institution
School BUILDINGS No 81 Lafayettepaee Nex'York wEDNES
DAY. October next and c1tinucs until May 49, 1851 Graduates
admitted the Nexfork bar without further For
catalogues other information address No 81 Iayee place.
NewYork. ID THEODORE w. DWIGHT =
-.r-r. IN .r. Warden Of CoonbiA College Law School
UNIVERSITY OF NETWORK CITY, LAW DE-
" PARTMENTs-The Session opens MONDAY. Oct 1866
The extends through bit students
second qualified Oradusies admitted Members Of the
in New ioh For M Information address the subscriber UR
vsrsty Buildings, Wsshington.square. New York City.
JOHN NORTOS POMEn0Y,
..-. -.I.t Dean Of Law Faculty
TCHE AMERICAN CONDENSED MILK Co.,
II Office No. iO1 Fourth-sve See advertisement
The New York herald., 1866-07-28
TTNIoN NATIONAL CONVENTION.

National Union Convention Of a. iesst two delegates
q ~ y hs ssss o sSa s%
delegates large from each w be held st tho city OF Pha
sss y ss
he 1 sAs our
and WHO agree in The following propositions Viz :,
is perpsiusi ssnsasa.on United state. aud
as ss e o arc
The rights The dgnisy and ana The equality q The states in
solemny guaranteed that eon.tution to which
from overthrow much blood and treasure were expended
ne Union
awa b. C sr%s sr 0s r. oS G al s ss9p
qualified representatives nor by the naona' government In
slavery abolished and neither ought TO be
acaons o. is own sls.ors and no external power sSs
% or sscon % ~ e IN s s
rigs. ,,,,,.,,,. o,., o,,,. o,n. s,,,.. ,.
especially the right o. each state order and control
Ss Snlase ps
ns " Of That system Y and
to republican roserment and destructive Of liberty EseS
:s q q G %.a Sy the o hs sos
bers but The exclusion q oya Senators and Rspressna
and laws Is ana revolutionary Every patriot should
frown upon ali these PROCEEDINGS everywhere whcht
o. war and The effect Of which upon our moral social and
ns only 10 degree % IS aJaoa. @ ike s.r Itself The
purpose OF The war having been 70 the Union
and the rebellion having suppressed all resistance %
and The having measure, should cease
and son Pc Ge ass sg 81
ne arts Of pence revived and promoted and the early re-
iiona powers The national government. Is ensaby
% States "a as n aas an d se ss 's
and In the District OF Columbia who in spirit Of patriot
oa aud so e
se sns and Sohs
under the national nag to hold cvunc together upon tho
dsngers from The same epea requested to take part
Bur no delegate win in such convention
does not loyal. accept tho national sluaten and cordially
In allegiance the constitution Union and
w wss~anenos june "a .ns IS is n'sa
A. A. Randall, Pre- esdent; j. r. Dooll,e. O. IT. Browning.
tonmii,ss Saiiana % rnion ohnsoa 5e Club
We reccmment the holding Of the above convennon ana
James Dlson, }. A. Hendricks Daniel s. orton, j. w.
Nesm.h
pursuance Of the foregoing cal. the loyM Ei.cors q
Districts on O. before the srst Monday m - sna
as % ssss ssss q on e.
and such other bushes. a. nsy be deemed es.s s.
,ss'sa a.,e s oy, n q ons Fl ne son sass of
hood among the people % the states q, IN =, .,o..s
ss Y s.. as %ss ss gpss pc ~ y:
putting the rebellion ana hg.r Who sppv.r oa, ~
sn .ss 81 c'asfss sss oy. he Gea
the preliminary meetings or 70 takc srais w ho
Marshall q. Roberts. joins A. Dx
William n. Astor. Acr stewart
Hamilton Fish. Noses Iayor.
Francis skiddy. samuel Slosn
. I,eonard W. Jerome Daniel Drew.
II N. Bafchforc- Robert bernci
an5re~ o. rricsu Francis u. Cutting.
Andress Willmann Rlehard SchciL
Edwards w. fiske john Bryan.
A, >. Dtttenho<fer William n Lnaow.
NKw YoRx. July ~ 1864
NATIONAL UNION ssocrArroN-TwEHTIErH As.
IN ssmby District, sinetseah ward a spscsl mssilns
street Third and berinftou nvenuea
on Saturday evening July ~ cciocs TOT the perose %
Arranging time Primary Aeetng tor the eSectfon
of Delegates 10 Couventon 70 Be held - ess>ss
springs JAMES X. DAVIES. PrasldesI
The New York herald., 1866-07-28

L,oR sALE-sEA SHORE FARM IS ACRES, SOUTH
side Of Staten Island; one OF the most beautiful sua
uons the Island; fishing yachting and bathing at the
door. capital place for club three friends TO
G Pine street.
The New York herald., 1866-07-28

VVANTED-COUNTRY BOARD, FOR SMALL FAM
w lily, In either farm house where there few
boarders; liberal terms will be paid accommodations
good must be OF easy and within so miles Of New
York city. Address, with full particulars. E. W., Herald
The New York herald., 1866-07-28

E,OR sALE.-A BARGAIN FOR CASH; A NEW TWO
story House, containing nine rooms
with lots in good location.
and 10 minutes from ferry Apply to JAMES POWELL,
Carkes avenue Franklin street Washington village Hobo
KEN or address E. s., box l,3l2 Post ONCE.
The New York herald., 1866-07-28

CCrrPERNOvG WINE.
- from North Carolina one of tbe ansr vines grown
coDn~nl Mskes superior cobb~rs Sox n, ss purity
bv Ne barrel gallon % eottls
The New York herald., 1866-07-28

noARD At BERoEN POINT, IN A FIRST CLASS
ID r1vale Boarding House; boating bathing and fshn
far. y beais srs'y hdf hear. <aaf-s !. wbShhks I"
The New York herald., 1866-07-28

CEvEN PER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE os. !
y wego ana Rome Railroad Co. interest guaranteed AND
Ogdensburg Railroad o. for sale. favorable terms by
JOHN J. CISCO SON, S. Wall street.
The New York herald., 1866-07-28
CEvEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
-
NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD COMPANY.

We sale the Seven Per Cent Firs. Mortgage Bonds
to run. Coupons payable in New York January and
July !, in each year. 4
inquiry into the condition and prospects Of h
others on our behalf and their highly satisfactory report
recommend the bonds first class securue
and q safe and udicious investment. J
The Of these bonds t$6 100 IN a win be use
In already completed 70 miles into Nort
Missouri the State line, where 10 70 connect with
the railroads Of Iowa. and also westward 70 the Junction.
with the Pacific Railroad Leavenworth and other rails
roads Leading the Missouri river 50 that this mortgage
$50 miles in length, costing least 96 with net
nual revenue after the first Of aO or sum-
nearly times beyond the needed the
tees these bond the income Of the road Of course n
creasng every year.
The railroad great city Louis with its
10000 Inhabitants not only With the richest portions OF MIS-
souri, but with the States OF Kansas and Iowa and the great
Pacific railroads.
To the Arst applicants prepared 10 sell $500 00o
ut the low rate Of eighty cents desiring obtain better
price for the remainder. This will yield about
turity.
JAY COOKE co.
The New York herald., 1866-07-28
FINANCIAL.

NTOTICE.-OFFiCE or TUE TRUSTEES OF cREDI-l
IN tors and stockholders Of the Ohio and hssssippi hAiS
road Company (Eastern division) g Wall street -.
decree o. sale Of the Circuit Court Of the Uned State.
for the districts OF Ohio and Indiana having been issue
ordering the sale Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Dvision on the 18th Of September next notice hers
gyenhat stock, bonds claims will received into
the trust after the 18th OF September next /
ALLAN CAMPBELt, Chairman Of the Truatees
The New York herald., 1866-07-28
PRESENT.

A PRESENT.
hs s c ..on splendid %a Sa
c % q. as 20 Sns % sn
Of his department.
STEAMER QUAKER crr, NEW YoRK, July Is, 1855.
RSsITc1rD sia-fhe young mon attached your depart.
msn on s % S ie n n q
you have Away. shown them. Accept this small token Of
st' i msea.o % sss rsspsss which & assosa
ean for your character Very respectfully obedient
srTsca px.,yra.D rn. .,.w4ap: s.x,nna
kind oner no, only FOR Ss value o. he present. which, ac
% 1ns my ~ aaa n ne
sd, only "a. with pride
one according % your duties in my department and the az
s SS1
but also 70 hs Se
captain: feel rejoicsd and than happy y hearing
sns s p o sw nss
.oas %s as
~ O. w s,. e s s S % . rsS r
with again. they viii be Of meeting with IS good
s ysS s9sSySs1 q 1s s1: s:
rs.ds remain ssry inanar e AL o. ySu sna Mil wear
Jul, s. s';ssrd iss Of the steamship Quaker city,
pERLISER wEIs BIER BREwERY.-wE HEREBY
ID hee leave 20 inform the public that VIC will open FREQ
AARON 1 iiousIER, 30 oliver street, near Madison.
CRSros .SrEggcE PEEsHTNEsT ya,, 7, s BUREAU OF
xo,ss hereby gwen that Ave- per penalty win be
ssssa on the % ks i " %ssI az qRsss Rs. ns'r
u,ESIANrsN.-THE osFIcERs OF CIRCLES IN MAN.
& p'E m E. sos Ss.ss .,s Street, n %
s oci,sk 20 consider matters Of importance corr
ss TIE f'H.A JAMES
DERSoysL-THE REV. y. y HAMMOND. THE
noted revival preacher sails IN the steamship berua
g, ess- Sssy y Il. friend. rrS VIII se .S:rc oS 20 Sd s
sooi by and God sp-si on his mission
SOCIETY IN am or THE WOUNDED AND SICK
y soldiers cnarr rras.s. ,eaasrshp N asrmsny-hs
ws s sss ~ d soa oTa auay} sssnns
eeecs .nd Al psroue German. snd Amercsns wns s,Sr
n. ,ss s rn.n na, n
"a real raon than heretofore Let Us therefore bs united
aa ss sss ss .s.s ,s cr s ~. nations. E
hsH 'p'.1s have promised 2 sad sssS ss mssrs
s se % 4. x,syrq S8sstsx or
..s ss e, uesr' q s nsres sss. ana
fSroa. Sasak q TIE Nose al Bronssiis
Ss,irssf 81. rss ro wsoss. b. sru .sc|s' Lo
hareh, y hs prcpIctcrs 81 shs New York liotsl;
den. sSa o1Rers. olcc. sss Brosaway. New york.
WINES. LIQUORS. sc.
| pELgABLE ron THE CHOLERA
ing. s:.: s!.o sl.stssrry csssr, srssa,:; od
wthsssys A. e Sc, sqss,s, ..,,,, r.,.,u.,r,
| CcrrpBRSoSa WINE,
frnm North ssroiaa ore of ,se anss' grown on
shs eerunena MAKES spesIor eeeesera SOLD Ne purity
EfiRk 4 CO. v'as E.rsA.-,. V Fsl.ea sIssl
The New York herald., 1866-07-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A sHcRoFTs Low WATER DETECToRs.
N The terrible explosion of boiler In Leonard
street OF three similar caastrophcs
week. causing great loss OF life and property brings
TO mind Importance OF the above
absolute necessity Of using them every boiler.
Mark this
AsHCRoFTs Low WATER DETECToR
nfable preventive Of explosions in all caused
low water boilers. Thousands certificates this
effect and examined application 70 tho sub
scriber. JOHN ASHCROFT,
street.
The New York herald., 1866-07-28

GREAT BARGAIN IN wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY, TWO
" miles from Harlem Bridge nice country residence.
story House. containing washhouse, hcnnery
200 bearing grapes and other small fruit in
Abundance Will Furniture required Inquire OF @. W..
Ditchett, No. 2 New Chambers street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1866-07-28

NATIONAL UNION AssocIArIoN-TwENIIETHA ~.
OF this Association viii be held a Their rcom Ahies Ha
Fftyfourh street between Third sn1 lennEIon svsnuea
srranuns time on hodlns Primary Meeting for the esction
Springs AuGusa ...v. - r.v,pa $500.
Wa H. n,cuAnna nNsrsiasv-
The New York herald., 1866-07-28
THT STAR MEpfcfrAL PONDER COMPANY

i manufacture and seii the MCKINLEY POWDER for
the speedy and curry of Ulcers of the Throat and
Nose, Eorssed Psats. swelling of the ronsts Coughs,
Solcs Yainy Ho.rsenes- Dphtheria Clergy mans sore
containing esraestss from DR. Thomas Wilson, OF vii.
son, Peter co. Wholesale Drus.ts. Lo.tsvle Ny; u.
hhfrc,h n tho rroprccrs of the New York Hotel;
Mr. rfsteth Crftender widow o. the Hon John Cren-
den. ana oihcrs once, spt Broadway. New York
The New York herald., 1866-07-28
WINES. LIQUORS.

DELIABLE FOR THE CHOLERA
III Of han~s best brands bottled " France. own I'm
voAuen by The 100 single bond duty paid
y single eee also Blackberry and Cherry Brandies; Old
Fort wine bo~ IN oporto aso fol- ss~orimsnt OF Wines
Whisksys Ac, Of hns@s quality.
H. n. KIRK CO.. 81 Fulton street. EstAbiished 1864
The New York herald., 1866-07-28

"A
handsome gold ring with splendid camilla stone will
the inscription Of Master Mason presented toFehe
with the following note, TO John Ramirez Chief Stewars
OF the United States mail steamer Quaker City, by the
Of his department.
The New York herald., 1866-07-28

VlTANTED-BOARD BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, IN
w highly respectable private family; others need
apply location between Tenth and Twentieth Streets
Address, stating terms, James L. Warner, SO Broadway
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-27
The Embroglio in Tennessee.

From occasional notices in the newspapers,
the public have learned that much excitement
and some very marked disorders have attended
the deliberations Off the word be appropriately
Of the Legislature of Tennessee, eliminating
finally in the withdrawal and resignation of
number of members so large as to leave the
body without quorum. Certainpapers at the
North have seized the opportunity to stigma
tie the members so acting as " disOrganizers,"
.'factionists," " revolutioniSts," rebel sym
pathisers," sc. But the Boston Post, more
Just than most of its neighbors, rightly sttri-
butes the responsibility to the unprincipled and
dangerous demagogue, who, unfortunately for
the reputation and welfare Of the State, sue.
ceeded by means altogether irregular in foist-
ing himself into the Governors seat. A small
majority of the Legislature, as INSCRIPTIONS
as BROwNLOw, and as irregularly elected as he,
cOnSpiring with him from common motive of
interest, undertook to contrive a measure that
would keep the power of the State in their
hands, by DISTINGUISHING the great body
of citizens. To achieve this object, the
Post says, a bill was introduced into the
Legislature, with the ayowed purpose of
regulating and limiting the franchise. A
mere glance at this bill plainly shows
what its real object is. After providing that no
one who has ever borne arms against the United
States, or held office from "the rebels" shall
he allowed to vote, the act goes on to create
certain commissioners OF registration. Herein
lies the real design of these SOi-diSda loyalists,
and this measure alone proves that with them
monopoly of patriotism really means monopoly
| of power. These q" commissioners OF registra-
ton " are to be appointed by the Governor, and
that Governor, BRowNLOw one is to be Gp-
pointed for each county; they are to De the
sole judges as to who is qualified to vote and
VINO Is not they may, without reasons except
those satisfactory to themselves, reject and ac-
eept voters there is to be no appeal from them
ana they are TO be accountable to no one eN-
cept TO the Governor who creates them, and
who may, at pleasure, remove them. The
whole gist of the matter is, that the absolute
control Of the elections in Tennessee is IN he
thrown into the hands Of BRowNIor Tbase
Commissioners, who are to dictate at their ovr
caprice who shall and who shall not vote ar,
his creatures, dependent on him for thei
places, and unless acquiescent in his will
are to be colly set aside for more phi
ant instruments. This bill, eoneoeted IN Sc
Cret, and framed with great ingenuity, was in
trOduced into the House Of Representatives
and an attempt was made to hurry it thrOug
in hot haste, over the heads and defiant of tn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-27
~ with Mr.. srocxrox that the report close
with the following resolution ::


with the following resolution
Resolved. That John P. Stockton was duly
elected and is entitled 70 his seat Senator from
New Jersey for the term Of six years from the fourth
day Of March, 1850. ~
The subject was considered and discussed in
the Senate on the 22nd inst, and decided on
the 2Srd, by the adoption of the resolution Of
the committee, giving tho seat to Mr.. Stock
TON. The vote was, ayes %, nays 81. SO Mr.
STOCKTON got his seat by one vote, ana tna'
vote his own. How he came to vote was eA-
planned in our publication yesterday OF the de-
bate in the Senate. His colleague, VINO was
absent. had haired of with Mr.. MORRILL,, but
Mr.. MORRILL, would not stsndtO his agreement.
When the pinch came he bOlted, and Mr..
SrocxroS then felt not only justified in voting
for the resolution Of the committee, but felt It
70 be his duty to do so. The Radical Senators
made strenuous and perseyering effort to de-
feat the resolution, and to deprive Mr.. STOCK
Ton of his seat but to the honor of the Repub
licans, be il said, enough acted with the Dem
ocrats to pass it thus proving that they were
not altogether given up to partizan irhuences'
The absurd pedant from Massachusetts, (SUM-
NER) made prepOsterOus display both OF pas
sion and learning. He quoted precedents from
ancient and modern history to prove the neces-
sity of the majority rule and, when Mr.. STOCK
TON voted, the voice of SUMNER was heard
above the din exclaiming that ''it is part of
90 the law of nations that a man shall not vote
9. for himself in such case" So ends the
New Jersey SenatOrship ; and it is a subject of
congratulation that such men as Mr.. TRUMBULL,
and those on his side of the House who voted
with him, have manifested, under circum-
stances Of temptation, cOmmendable sense of
public duty and of Senatorial obligation. Of
SUMNER we expect nothing gOOd-eyerything
bad-but Of Mr.. FEssENDEN We did not expect
the thorough partizanship he displayed in this
case. Had parties been closely ball
anced in the Senate, we, in all probability,
should not have had the pleasure of recording
this result. The temptation to send the cleo
ton back would have been too strong to re-
Sisf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-27
Fiendish Murder-A Man Murders his DivorceC
Wife and Then Cuts his Throat.

A man named MOlloy recently divorced from his
wife at st. Louis, followed her to the residence OF
her brother Mr. Bauerman, living at Lake Station,
thirty.siX miles from Chicago. On Tuesday evening
she was so alarmed at hearing of his arrival at her
brothers hotel, that she fled to her apartment and
locked the door. MOlloY demanded admittance to
her room, but was refused He departed, and Mrs.
Molloy dismissed from her mind all apprehensions,
as he took the train for Chicago and she went about
her customary duties. On Wednesday evening she
was sitting in one of the upper rooms of the hotel
with two of her brothers children who were kneel-
ing before her with uplifted hands, repeating after
her their simple evening prayer when footstep was
heard ascending the stairs. Mrs. Molloy turned
round in her chair, the door suddenly opened, and
ere she had sufficient time to utter scream the man
whom above all she dreaded to meet stood before
her with a revolver pointed at her head. Almost
simultaneously he fired The shot whizzed past her
and lodged in the opposite wall OF the apartment
The children, alarmed at the report and at the APP
pearance Of the man, screamed frantically and
rushed into a corner of the room, where they re-
manned terror stricken and almost insensbe. Find
ing that the shot had missed its mark, MOOy drew
large sheath knife from his belt, and rushing upon
the defenceless woman seized her by the hair, and
bending back her head, plunged the blade into heI
throat. complatey severing the wind-pipe and ngu.
lar vein The dreadful deed accomplished, the muir
derer his garments besmeaTed with the blood Of his
victim rushed to the bottom Of the stairs He passed
through the bar.room, where a number OF men were
seated, and shouting NOW | am revenged" fed
from the house, and disappeared in the adjacent
woods
Mrs. Moloy, as soon as she had received the fatal
stab staggered out of the and down the stairs
when she fell a corpse on the floor
On Thursday morning large party organized and
secured the woods in every direction. In the after
noon be vas found dead within two miles of the
house, with his throat cut from ear TO ear. The in
strument of death vas the same knife with which
he killed his wife. When found the body was still
j WARM and bleeding freely