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, 1866-12-16
FROM MISS0URI.

A Ffeht s.ttk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nf the
Rand Killed and tJthcrs Neuudcd-1Iravy
ensw SipFu1--D.~sattstaction EElnced ns
the Covcrnor's Militia Order
ST. Ior1a, December IA special from Jefe:-
rcn Cisy says the euehHhaeEers tAaae aa1o te1.
i,lston In fnrce yesterday, unlcr command os
Fool and Clemcns.. Colonel MONTGOMERY g.
sri:tal 4 flcht ensued> IN which Clemens wa
Killed and other hushv hackers were morally
sr9s1s e The oss pfoas1
holds them Is hostages fos the safety Of !oJh
ST. JotErn, December Ia heavy, driving
u now nftceu inchr. deep Nth no etrns Of Int
storm ceasfnG. Wird, notl'east Eeass arc en-
te,taised that all tho railroads will be bsdl,
Colorado psptss Of the 7th nltino report = band
OF Cheyenne Indians p7o~ltne arnnnd hsart
spring. forty miles ron Denver. with apparent
sf #. iouis, December 1s-Thc large neu eating
house 1t Snaithson. on thc Psc!ae Rstlroad, waE
or sp11a{ ,Ss} II ;ss,1. a'i h.. SEA.
eeed!ncs of he rnilitta st fhat nlaes: s,.,.
! elincs 10 risr cr7tidcate 10 Cnloacl Suessxles
Congressman elect from Tie Ninth District o
RIn aid t1ees fell here a11 the. morning, ,ant
.vow II srom the northwest Snow has fslles
/ throughout Central AlssoaE1, hadsas, kho e1ul1
| ern Neb.esla, varying in depth from thsee to dl
tccn inches Navigation il closed above Eerc
aud suspension il speedily looked ts1 oelow..
| EAxeAs CIT, December 13.-Centtdc1nhte ds'
t.iitsction il expressed aroouS both Rad,e,1, sa'
| Conservative, 1t the Governors ptocl1natiol
.tat,onlnR mlliti1 in Jacsaun Countr. The pres
eroe Of troops throughout will prod nec seagna
roIs viii stop ttc present rapid dow Of oral<r1
lion to this tection. The ShadG Of thil Court
pledges himself to ecr1e any legal p7ocsss X
Gulrrd, with 3ssnrauccs ut needed assfstlnc
slom citizens.
Eight inches snow fell to-day, ard still falling
, 1866-12-16
The Deserted Wife.

EfoIn S0e Aek<NAt E9<@ 1A@~*-l
An interesting couple, giving their names
Us Mr.. End Mis-. Palms, took rooms a.
boarding. house IN this city few weeks
since. 1t the end Of the first week. board
becoming due, The party failed to appear as
supper. and we're accordingly sought for IN
o1ysm Of distress occasioncd By the pro-
logged abseuce OF her husband. She said be
Tad thteaaened to leave her, aud she EeA:ed
he had carried ont his purpose. She
was smytg st5aagefs' without SSa.a. the ne
her zobs were beard, eeasing only when
the last boart3er had retired der grief VAS
inconsolabls during the days that followed,
In which no husband appeared. The distress
Of the young and Interesting wife, deserted
By cruel husband, awakened the sYmpa-
thies Of the boardess, and handsome sub
sctiption for her benefit was taken up and
placed in the bands Of one OF the number, =
susceptible youth OF eighteen years, who
volunteered to make the presentation. he
object Of his visit. 3frs. Palms, overcome
with emotion At the unexpected kind-
ness, leaned her head upon his shoulder
and wept in gratitude The interest
awakened grew stronger, and the young mn,
seeking to mi:igste the sutlerings sic wat
AMUSEMENT She re. duly assented, snd for
several successive nights they might hare
been seen occupying private box ut one OF
the theatres. This condding youth, NJ hcr
solicitation, advanced her a sum suiicient to
repleuikh her winter wardrobe, which was to
be refunded when she should hear from her
father. On Saturday list the 1andlady
determined to seek for an intersIex
with her lady boardes, and solicit
payment Of two wceks' board then due, and
learn her intentions for the future. With
that View abe knocked at the door OF her
room, hut meeting with no response, she Gu
tered the room, which she found deserted. 1
by the female, Since her sudden dep1I ture
| ii has been asccrtained that the husband aud
w3ie together }en the city bJ the Southern
/ Railroad, doubtless to tEy the satuc dodge on
come u.hcr trusting fandladJ md sympathit-
iur hQa,dsra Of some ncighboElng ctr.
, 1866-12-16
VOL. Xxx.

dsy untn Monday. = large aumbsr Of ihc seaasors
and representatives have imp1 oscd the OCCASION
to yfait Tho White House and the DepastHenfe,
both Of which were very hQneruu.1y attended
The TrtAsury Department wez especially f2Enseo,
Ike Secretary End his AssiBtents having Hius op-
pottunify to ettetId TO othez tuslress than the
reception Of V{altors .-.....
The Preparations for tho exrnl Ion FROM here 70
Ee~ Os1ranh osex the Firstaia Central AID con.
ncetfnE EaIirosds, aro pfosfcsefo. faso1ably. And
tn at3ak promises 70 be e1&t success. a num-
Ter OF Eeratpss and Representatives have been IN
si!ed, aud hxve promised TO JON The etcus 1toh-
tst. and adsIced received from several OF the cueS
to Le visit d are TO the eactt IA: preparations
tfon and hearty Welcome. The e1car:iontsts NIL
lcATc here On the ahh fnsG
IX1EHNAL HETENt'E Z hEcEsfT9.
The receipts froul intctnn: sryenne to-dsy --cre
E;E7,fcs, Ed for tic Gkc.2 Jcas to cAte. S1N,-
1M,tS0.
no T14Axc1A1 1zG1s1A11ox rx7u ArrxR TH1
HcLIDAIB.
Til rot expected that Congsc.s VIII pass an7
4rnucial measures until aItcr the holidays.
REJOICING OVEN TIE PA1sA0x or 11lE er9TnA01
NuL-
The leading eolored n1c7 hert contemplate 4
sntss meeting to rejoice oseE the passage Of The
sudrsge blu.
Judge Fteber will probably announco biz decis
ton IN the Copoves cs5e On TnfedAT.
HECCEI11Ee 1oN RATIONAL BANK CInCurl1oK.
The 11eaAurer Of the United States holds Unitei
Statea bands III security for The circulation Of M
tfonal Banks for sam b6 GO; for dcpoaisos1es o
rub1ie money 81, ,34a, $50.
The Treasury to-fay holds $a1.GQo, coo In Eo1
| ot. which twtEQ millions szr ha1d On gold Ger
ftteateA.
, 1866-12-16

acqutt suth doubt mus. nus b u.-.e.y poaa!aiI-
Hy Of tur oessee. hut s1bst.asal doab of 9ut t.
tEtal upon Charge Of H1An4lsnsaneF, fof const4x
The death Of George Tfasse', by shooting bin In
III LEFT hTsast vnh : pa'E} shot I'D nos s aP9n n
evidence that ha. thos vas a1rI nnder e,scam-
- il ths iur9 bslie1e, tom al the e.idsoee IN this
case, thar tie 1rbt thoi dEcd ak TToase! By dsfen,
danl took ehect IN his len breast md produced
jae:nes, .s speeanea IN tho arst 20 second ssn;
thfe st sss hty sesaS 1s sss sas
THE evideiee she 'Sas not justified In nrtng the see-
Ind reas o. allie grounds to believe srd did heIlars
II S,nds snG o ss % ss9enes aes{ hs
be]leve It was absolutely nccesssry 70 shoot
T.usael TO save herret nom great bodily injury 1t
h,r bands, then the Jury ehoald aeauu the ptis-
jnstltaole homicide II the llnms Of & human
being - nsceskaI! self!efease. and in th1s ease,
tending the killing WIRE sufficient 70 excite thu
ies!p of . ,sts.onable person, sestne + sslf-
evidence IN The case, lh:t The danger 10 tho de-
f,ndant Tas 20 urgent and pressing, thar IN order
% ptesent her receiving gseat bedly harm, tas
to- 10 p1s1sas T1sssel from innst.ns npon her est
eo9ny ln!uss ana taat lug aessEa s T. ~ .ns ! 1;.
o. afng t5e st sndL ehstGea IL " a. rassn3. naG
snt Iea! se.ea 4noer W ne % o. sar
he1 g3eat ooons in1at5' Inc july VIII "c4a41 A"e
~ u,1 rnu.t n thav and the defendant eultr.
| a. 1nz .,n ~ ~ f.G,f~cnwrrt ~ fhe ,en,ten
uM5 1os ~ 3eu' ' " nt ea1e' 1at'oe' ~ 'e~1"
nnt som ~ s Tim cleared md the fury
1ae ;tn :, ta ~ raor, Jevo,et ,n ;hriT ei,irri
VIE @Ts nFGn Ell 70 ,ue .po IT, Tnnnt.. MI oiT Tnn
.or.r ~. sbnt1t sr1er r.nnanHeE to thc counfy
n h.1,n nsen.+.i m hsr r.. ~ she rsrt.c md
~, u5ns ~ 5 w ust "a ~ ,f.t.nad x iIs
uoa h =, y, ne nc sttceo,cn mao "7o ~ As
| fpeceoes u LIE LIN 4Wt TrIo,cr.
...-.... .n,,nsAs n..t s.Is. n,o,,rt- .ha j-orrt
, 1866-12-16
John mofrfasey Gfvea Up Faro,

IEIQm he d1pA04 A1Eua, NtEt1uue1 X
On Saturday last John MorisseJ disposed
of his interest in his fhmous uptown faro
banking establishment in New York, and
VIII In The tuturc hare no pecuniar5 Interest
in tho gambling transactions Of that "ins;i-
tutop." It ID iniimated thst ne Will pn1sue
resort of q similar character. He still owns
tic New York house In which the "hank" Is
located, which is valued at slo0,0o1 Nr.
Morrissey declares his Intention 70 cease al
cuLncction directly Or indirectly with gam
holding that such example Of morality II
due from Ang pctson holding au important
public Office.
, 1866-12-16

REAp,Ko. Pa, December l5.-The special Coz
.ennon Of delegates from thu various orthodox
soutAern Synods OF the Unitsd S1ataA aud Canada.
witch met hers on Wedueeday last for tic .pur..
pose Of conritcrng propositions fot basis Or
.f;he dcuonai1ation. adjourned last night They
tavt provided for the organization Of ne"
Ecclesiastical Union. ~ meet Annuslly herea.Sse
and to le called tte Grntsai Council OF Ae
southern Church Of n rth Anae!fc, Tho frese-
t*r,euon OF th,s body il 10 he bssea upon she
!Hh'ocr OF cou 1nunicari rpcuhafh [epresentett.
The Convention sLop,ed the unaltcscd Augsburg
C0nsstcu As liz cocirina1 basis, aud In the course
ot til ss.s!on an.ho:11ed tho preparation Rrd
, 1866-12-16

nr, Watson Held Tar blarder-Rtet Be-
sween whites and NeErefs MT Psrtsnsash
JThrrc i1en Killed. SsuSrF1l Vnuuded-
and Foar Buildings Burned.
K,cuxoxD, Va. December ls-Genesaa Seho-
nrid hae d.cJd ed 10 held Dr. watson fos triAl for
Ihr tuurdtT Of ! negro. Tne Co1rt had previously
ttft,ted 10 hold hin for ts3Al before Jury.
Three white mcn we're ktlfed aud several no'
srocs md whites wounded in \ RIOT n Ports
nnnth. Va, yesterday. For1 balldlnxs were
nrrrrh ~
, 1866-12-16
THE FREEDMEE'S MONUMENT TO
PRESIDENT LINCOLN.

From the New Raven Palladium
Our readers arc undoubtedly aware that \
monument to the 1Rmented Lincoln, to com
memorate the great act Of hls admin
istsation, the Emancipation Proclana-
;lon to b. loeassd t;Io 4 M,asainS;t9o u han;s
plation. The idea originated, and has been
hitherto been eeucEal1y sustained By the
freedmen, and the first contribution to the
monument {of fve dollars) VIE made b
gentlemen who have had tha matter in
chtfre have secured design from Miss Har-
rlet E. Hosmcr, the distinguished American
sculptor. now residing in Italy, and the
letter IRON the artist, which We glye
| arst time, gives a succincs and interesting
| sketch Of the general idea Of the monument,
| which sho has lugenlously and carefully
| worked ont. We may only add that the
| ulopument IL to be made Of New England
sat'si soat Vii IT, b. sSots; ss a. 'Do 'n'
The following is Miss Hosmer's letter:
mans Monument Association:
!s I'D e seeees ~ SsrsSsm ssSa
deayored 10 expsess The idea thst the Temp1e oi
Shs se s,ss e by 69 m sa,s
rTstestIo!, q t1s 1asze.9 ~ Unioo. I' ,,.,oz
hsve rer1 escntrd tbe services Of the P1esidenfs
hfe, N tbe four h1s.rcliefe which surround the
lower bare. In the nlst-hls birth; hls Iousne,
sui lis cecncatIon a. builder of io9 cabins, MI
rpi,uer, csi-boAtnan and faInet- II the seeoud
snfs u eFsd'aa s.1e m .en tes' to nts eo1sfa
eEts nd fs,cnds At Springfield; : aud
a. isling Tho o.h OF Pres,deit Of tho Unitet
| memorable events of the War-lhc sonbaramcn
nf Sumter, The eaptute Of Mobile and OF Peters
| 1uI :. and The surrender Of Lee at Appomatox. Il
| fft fDnish-tbc assassination the f1teral process
Ion. md the 6nal iuteJmcpt ii Springfield.
, f,non ths e,rcnIsr columns which Enclose thest
baslFeisefss aud crowninr ihc ar.t haze Of fh
,em,ie. re placed four sia.ues, representing IL
eppditiou Vi lie negro rs 1t actually existed =
cfi,creut periods Of the Presidents iouF years
nf.re 1rFt az cxnoeca in chains for sale: second
I unnn ths niansat1an :thitd, "a guido and ass!s,
q ant 10 our troops aud fourth, a. i soldIcl
:. uud 4 freedman. Adore these column
rtsca IN orfar,nal basc. four sides q
wtith contain ihe Observation-Disclosures Lii
!, | cr1r msrtyr President uf the United 9takes
II 1
, 1866-12-16

Pro8ters On tho Union pacs0c KaltFaad-
tarecl11 pespatch 10 the Chicago Trtbunc.f
0xAnA, VA Corxc11. BIrrfs, December II
The uaek pf the Union Pacific Railroad Is com
p1ctea for 305 miles. 80 miles have BEEN ncreIse
ed hy Government. IIe remaining shisty-hre
.utlcs now a~ait acceptance.
, 1866-12-16

Cn1u1ts7oN, S. C., December l5.-Ihe l&17s-
lative Committee recommend that the Conssttu'
also protest a9xiu,t / cail for National Conyen-
nop.
The uonsc postponed the tympsthetfe resolu-
ticus 10 Jed uAyit.
Our cew city r4ilKaF WIS lnt1gurated to-d1Y.
, 1866-12-16
TtrxintA LeHtalRfufv+

R1cuxoxn, Va. December 15~--The Senate
patsed the House bill rosipunlpg the pay1asat q
interest on dcbta until the dfst Of AuE1se next.
Both houses elected on 4 joint ballot Secretary
of the Commonwealth and Audttjr o! Public At.
counts. Tbefe was no opposition to tho present
IptuMbeutA.
, 1866-12-16
EAF1ott4 PRtt.
The Paris correspondent Of The Londot

1 HC IAl6 EusfCepOuuIak VI LIE AtVHduu
Sar, November =, Says:
CarlottA Patti sang List night 1t = con-
cert given for her bY Monsieur E. de GirAr.
din, 1t bis private residence, Rue Tanquet.
4 brilliant audience, composed Of notsbilt~
tics Of the fashionable and musical world,
were invited to hear this new cantatrice.
Among them vas Prince Napoleon, u. Dart-
mon, the deputy, Baroness Dc Rothsch,ld,
aud others. The general opinion on carlosta
Was that her voice WIS inferior to that Of her
sister, and her face, from Its extraordinary
paIlof, less pleasing; still: connolsseuzs ad-
nit her artistic talerts TO be Of very high
order. She sang the caSattua in Linda, Is
we'll ~ fomc brilliant variations OF cxt1aor-
alnar5 difficulty In tho " "Ca1uivald de Venise. II
accompanied u IL FEank. and undoubtedly
rendered both these ariss with true artistic
inspiration. The latter are Identical with
those composed BY Paesnini for bis violin,
and which have been arranged for the voice
By Benedict Cariotta asks leW. to sing at
a concert ret. Notwithstanding this some
wh.t high tariff, is In great demand. The
Patti family arc = perfect dynasty Of artists !;
It is said that there Is younger, sister who
bids nlr 10 ontthinc Adelina, and 4 brother
xho Is magnificent tenor.
, 1866-12-16

Ira A1ts.dct, the black American t.aepdiau,
played Othel!o fsw ererinss ago to Plris att
djcnce. IN Tho theatre Of Versailles, aud had IN
Immense success. He played his pasi u English
ind the oth.za raspouded II E&such,
, 1866-12-16

CRY Nearly Des&roYcd by Fire.
NEW YoHK, December IA 1ctteT fruH. Port
Prince, Of NoTeu,ber 9Th saFs that the eli Of
Mesaguane was almost tota1iy destroyed b.! IRE
On the 4Gth.
, 1866-12-16
NJ Ef&&H ABROAD

~. ...-,-.u..s . .,r.t..1
Haaame huaelstolu az so1'msnGoo , Iae"t t.,s a.
teuF which will extend 10 tho Principal cities o.
Getmany:
e'knot ~ osA". ..u ao~e n -.eoo"'
',er ot sePtetcnMuoas. a. Aone, o1tin3 WHICH
they PLAYED the parts Of Count Almas''a and no.
ttna, Batoiese." eight tnes.
H"a4 reported toa1 4r, annz was a'oat 20
icaSe tho no5as ope'At ~ h@ao'e9' oaco ID not
his 1h'entson'
l Mfs. Jonhson-0faeseF, sFell tunWu IN America,
and especially in Now York, has played In
Cologne. a paper says aeous her: Mrs. John
son':FseveF, pIsn,s: os inc ooeen o. HOLLAND
somes i!o" A.s WIN AZ 1me9!san topa0uoa'
1hfs Aay' = Dnsea*om2n. .ae "'!e OF ao toc'lsn'
man. ID undoubtedly An AftisE OF ntcnt, but she
onght not to pliy Anmnefe fnns'c. which DC
nands the ''t t1s a'ESo o. Strength aoo technical
skh'' ..
Inc ieeo, hareelohs, Is preparing the Mnette
de Fortsct' and ZanapA-
"Astor-a" hrs bad 4 SUCCESS Ut Leipsic and
Albert ~ Ieceiysd an ovation.
olHe. hc3ese .aeoe' m 'ataps pFea183 IN Tut
siolin1c TaJ. il 10 appear In Faris In January
She has csealed sensation tn Sxasourgh-
THO dErt representation Of the "ChcyaHer de- u
Table Ronde" is announced 1t the L!rQue-
ite celebrated c.ntsfs'ee' Atne' Gassies. disd
| Il A'lAh rev ~ecEs ago.
| FIan Lucea has been compelled to temporsrd|,
resign Eef appearances In Berlin. Owing 70 andl4
/ position. .
| An opera By doctor rejoicing IN: the name q
AucI- On the SUBJECT oI The "lAst days o
Pompcil," h3s been put luto YeheattA =
| DaEnstAtL
4 Fe1ics or eight subscription eonecra Will b'
given 1t The caapel Eoyal Of Hanover, noszth
s;nndtnG tho removal Of the court.
Alfred 1ael1 tAs commenced hts aeriea o.
concerts Ia Suixeslsnd which he Is 10 ciya In III,
| .h;.f.r~r. ,r.res.yrr1v
| oe. .o"nr 1ue,
~iA!rfea1ne n@ oeen revived at HON"
| 10 stord the ptizua dohna Tefa a-LorinA chance c
| uufctt.tIpo tha rnft Of !S.fl.u v~r,.1o-ln. h :.
I ~. .a,;.rt.,- 49,, ,r,,,.7as,....,.t. '13'
'een surfing uom 'ouR M.nposiuon-
An Italian COMPANY under tae direction o
castons previously, undertaken 4 tour turoucl
/ ~, .sn 49, -. :, .k-.-, -
, 1866-12-16

publication 0! Low English and German hymn
books for the use OF tho denomination. The
utnost uuaIin,ity charncaMtzed tho proeeedlnks
throughout.
, 1866-12-16

Di8as1ert to the tsnrk Champion.
BC1rA1o, December 15.-rhe bark Champion
Is Al South Aanttou, sith spass and canyas car
fIed Away.
, 1866-12-16

The North C&rshHA Es5d aftneA.
NEW ToRK DkcxnAKB 1h-Jha Rkrcid's Con-
cord. Nu1th Ct1o1luA. correspondent SAVE: void
California mtncr1 pruuouptN Tho North Carolina
gold hine8 faF superior IN wealth to thoso Of Cal
Ifos1it- t." lMxe numbers Of capitalists hid ar
rived from tho North and EaAny Of The 1n11ea
Mcfr being ptepnIeQ fur fe.wo<ktp2.
, 1866-12-16

Laws ut Virginia havs alxaJs recognized the dI-
ference between thc white man aud the black;
insults that, thspRh lhe deed was clearly proved.
1t wns the rrsu Of the sneu1&, SD he should dis
charge The iendant from cust-dy-
The Sasnt{fe american, in Introducing to
tes hundred thousand readers foll and illustrated
description OF Chleago's Immense lake tunnel,
takes adsantace Of the OCCASION t., speak thus
truly OF CUR metropolitan growth and Greatness.
*.Our e1rhanges bring N, this week, accounts Of
The y1rtna1 completlon Of 4 work Of American Gu
etpeettpx WHICH, for boldncsa Of conception, us.-
er1Ing skin, and uninterrupted success, deserves
to he clas4ed With tha proudest achievements OF
the Old World, Of Of my ARe. The gyeatcft pyo.
ducA market In the world, and the most energetic
md cntrsfstspg city on eTen the American conti-
uent Chicago nas grown up IN ttisy-et1 yrat1
from latz c1 Wild beasta to great metropolA,
undct some OF the grosseat natural disadvantages
that e,es taxed tho resolution Of anJ similar com
-1ounitJ."
l. raiiway company In Wales, with q line
'1nnninE from 1lanynaynech 10 ShsewsburY. has
for sonse time past struggled agafnst some serious
hnanc1G difficulties, which came to crisis about
Three weeks Rgo!i Z noet singular fashion.
dsbenture holder obtained 4 {ud.n1aut aRsinst
the company. and writ was irsned which the
shc11e'e otnccts ttsvrd b. sesxlnc the principal
etat1on IN shreWshn1y. and ,hc en.iue and cars
abont to depart from 1t. The lax ot6cials refused
ID &1U" A94u 20 8tAl24 although many
Etss had tought tickets aud taken thelr sca,.. AZ
last the sheriff induced to permit the tt.in tn
start one Of h,s depnties remaining on board In
charge but up to our latess dates he had refused
to make any cnnecsaions in regard to the o,hes
fzains, and the public, both 1t Shrewsbury and
The vas1op. way stationa along the line, were ex-
cceairgly Indignant and qutts II loss.
Many editors Of country newspapers arc In
the habit Of folding bills. ciIeula.a etc., in ,hci1
papers and passing them through the naall. 81
these notlces would be charged circular pqstAat
Ordinarily The Port Office Department has ado;ted
regulations preventing, and Ill parties iniesested
are warned 10 refaln from brcaltac tbs rules
The following Il the ftenlat1on: "Publtsners o.
newepspe1a may, without sub1ectiue themselves
to extra pottsst, fold within ther regular IL ue
supplement But In al such casa+ the added
mst.cs must he genuine snpp1emen: q: append
nse to the Newspaper In question. and Of the sant
essential chasacter, eonrttdag tnttUlgeac< fpdst
Ing <t<7:fs Of gesstrcitaf<rksf. rubshcrs Of nrRs
pspe,s cannot send specimen numbers Of theIl
neHrpapers to post1uasters aud o;hess, without
prrpaylns postage thereon. Prospcetuse4 ol
newspapers, whether accompanying tho same Of
cent separately, arc to be charged ss Circular, and
pottase required in ADVANCE
, 1866-12-16
CHICAGO, SUNDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1866.

that 1t wls made mp Of fssacmen.s OF fhc Intention
Ea1sna ir,ansisable; ne paid e.pecl.l a.tep,iou
tss ~ deeea.ea, WEE 10 .ao~ ~ rRis s'ne. w.en sea1 ,he
homicide u committed. she VAS bnrrttne With
.sao@9aJ, @ shssi toat ttu9 hsled him, md to mset
tor murder, ths introduttion Of sh.s letter would
haFe ago, ded clue TO motive, and would have
jastceau.n n could suecesstulI; be pleaded n ibis
case. then no longer Eas Lie e1le In tata coU9-
nEnity: Upon The slightest PROPAGATION nEtns
body and laid him he'plers. An aequi,,al ID
such caee rs this wonld be N invitation TO
!Enore existing la., and 10 tesa,nc again tho
Individuals Of eve1r commnnttJ for ihs common
good II IN n4aault we're mado II waa such 4 ono
= DID rot come WITHIN The tenor Of Tho Law. aal
IN the absence Of trtcs proof Of the inE1ed:ate-
nesa Of danger he demanded the fula!nenr Of ihr
iaw ind the rlrdieatiou ofjnsttct. Too erldenee
ten, to s,na ', %, S I'd tb =
violcnce Of a:tack contemplated b5 tho statute
In conclusion be reaiuaea the jury that duty
begged them to he xssy not to ALLOW pr' iud,ee to
taEe the plsee Of conscientious jadement.
1he court then adtourne! un'1 two O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION,
The court xopta *aa 3ataEsed WIKI suck As de-
tt1td TO heir The aEgnmtnn OF counsel. new
ingredient entered into Tho com7oa,uon Of the
ant,snee, = these *sE1 p1esens not tew q r. =
TWO females OF the p.rv.ous dA5's ptcsenee, 4ud
a1iIl the woman With the REeen ribbons. These
constituted Ill Of their Who were In the court
room, md TO them were giEcn front teata.
Nbvu tie prisoner hid been produced a1d tbs
juF- called,
IL usual, spoke OF tho Jurors Aaa the
seaecns Nhy tEeec had been selected o1
al who were presented. They hah been taken ou
their honos, and she. wess only asked to act IN
slew OF thelf oatn8.
He Intended TO 4Egue this case from : stand.
/ point higher than that ottupitd BY tha prpseta
Ing attorney. who had referred tho Jurors to ths
tesnlts which mus1 follow 10 them u the} 1cnnit
ted TIC prisoner, wien they resumed lhelr place
In ile community. He wonld direct them to tbs
DIAL trthrna! where theie oahs arc 1eclsteEed
This Is ,he esse Of detsne=less "oma.
government u asrayed., In snch 4 cas
ths stronger power Is bourd In honor u
rrojrcc all the testimony Tor the consideration Q
lhe Jury, and get, here. witnesses enaoraed upo1
ncilon, had besn omitted 10 b. called. and no ex
rlin4sitN OF kn omission u given. The mai,
NttneFs te one Seneca Wright uho s2ca.s to 4 te
year, acquaintance with the deceased. aud y
| ncYer knew what his oeenpato
.wa.; and yet .Mr: PatrId des: Wig "a,
party vho sought 70 quiet TEasssll. is hca
! II the hatGEfonni And unheaEd. On the testar1en
Of such man as Wright he would not hang
| dog.