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what worth. He thought this legal way
and referred 10 the law TO sustain this point
Frederick n. Hall sworn.
Was occupied the War oGoe during the war has had
experiences Ia tranang ophers can tell what the contents
Mr.. Perrepont-Wnl you read IT to the juryf
Mr. Bradley objected cipher must first be accounted
The Court stated the witness could the letter.
was brought hos to the prisoner and connected with
ham first
put English characters the jury testimony,
Until sftsr was proved to have some connection with the
Mr. Bradley maintained the could be put In
a. evidence until should first be connected BY them with
the prisoner In this transaction No writ be offered
a. evidence untn has first been to have some
Mr. Pserrepont said the prosecution had proved q con-
svfracy and proposed 10 show that In the
Mr. Bradley-f you propose To prove y to be in the
OF any OF the conspatsrs the defence VIII
Mr. Hall resuming-I have translated the letter.
Mr. Pierrepont-Now read IL to tho jury.
The witness then read the translation 10 had made to the
jpry.
Ry Mr.. Bradley-what I. that ciphsrr
Mt Bradsy-wl you write the cipherf
witness here to copy the cipher letter and
on concluding directed To hand the copy to the
BY Mr. Bradey-wness thinks Mr. Duel made the trans
latton used ut the conspiracy trial
Witness shown the letter April 1885, and read
laton In the publ shed report Of that trial to-day
MT Bradley here handed the witness opher just made
by himself, and asked him to translate It.
Witness that something must have
been omitted. a. Il did not make sense.
Mr. Bradley docking at the paper)I did make mistake:
and handed the paper back Witness VINO
l0ws:-"We will now adjourn"
me TnssswYou lsf, the Il. out Of the word I'D ourn
morning At ten O'Clock.
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CopPER-Though the business light the market for
American ngot ruled arm Portage Lake closing at
23c The sales 5000 lbs Portage Lake from wharf,
23lsc Detroit quoted 2412c., with small sales
CE,iENr.-Rosendale ruled steady at 81 50.
CANDLEs.-Adamantine unchanged at 1870. dc,
with small sperm quoted 3sc 4Oc and patent
48c. &c.
DYEwoops quiet The only sale heard Of was 20
tons Honduras logwood at S26
Drugs DYES &cChemicals in light request prices
however unchanged Sales IS tons soda ash part At
arrive, at - 80: $50 lbs refined argos at &c
81 casks cochinca at Sc Ole for Tenere and 9c for
at 4'$c gold 5000 lbs gum senegal 1900 lbs verdisrs
and 81 casks china clay, private TERMS
FLOUR GRAINRecepts, 5656 bbls. -four IL b7 bags
do AS bags and 200 bbs meal l5467 bushels wheat
irregular Fresh ground was rather more steady but
old l0c l5c lower, with forced sales at Doc
25c.. Off California heavy, but lower The sales
about 5000 bbs, tho market closing quiet and more
steady at quotations Rye -four quiet but steady.
The $50 bbs at from So to SIS S. Southern
-four dull and heavy with sales Of 200 bbls at our quo
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wEsrcHEsTea IxrrLllctNcf.

sKRiocs Accpxxr-ExrLosrou or passwords About
three O'Clock ysstsrsay afternoon while little boy
named Charles Wilson, about eleven years Of age, re-
81 ding with his parents 81 East Morrsauis setting
on some fireworks which hsd bses len over from The
"Fourth premature exp lesion took place. injurias
the unfortunate little fsllows hands and dsngung his
to his home, where medical assistanos was soon In
attendance. His injuries though ssrous will proba ~
not prove aisrmlngy dangerous
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BAcoS-CApxus Csstleton, Staten Island, on
wednesday July 3 At Trinity Chapel, BY Rev. Mr..
Rogers TBoNAs IL BACON Of Brooklyn, TO GERTRUDE p,
daughter Of Jasper G. Cadmus. Of Por Richmond. 8.
H.ssz-rmr1ss. Wednesday, July q 4 81.
Luke's Church, Clinton avenue by Rev. DR.. Der,
xssz dsushisr Of the late John Perkins Of Brooklyn,
MArrmws-LYscs--on Tuesday. July q by the Rev.
Thomas FARRELL, pastor Of 81 Josephs church, Sixth
avenue, Dawn MArrs.ws, y. D., Of kontcso, y. r. 70
McKrrvrn : airrHrws-M Forest Hin, washington
county, Pa, by Rev: r. r. Sloan. A. McKssvER, Esq,
PnisDurs, Penn pspsn please copy.
John A. Roche, JosSrm W. srcryoap 70 EHxA A,
daughter Of the late Captain r. A. Neal, Of Portland,
TcxsoH-BnxrrI On Friday, July s, At the Nosary's
Ritter Notary, VIZ. A TIcKson Of Hebron, Coma, TO
'' vAsp.aroos-FosssS On tuesday, July .. a Cal.
vary Baptist church, By Rev W. Williams D D..
EDv..D 8 v1sDsasoC ri, ., 70 A A. daughter Of Thomas
wniiAxs-Hlr-xi *ilIisms6ara, l. l., on wsdnss
the Rev John b. Brackett Mr.. RoBEsr A. wIILlAns, Of
Utica, 70 Miss LUcr B., eldest daughter Of T. J. Nay
Eco. No cards
Utica papers please copy
wrLis-HrsRr. Brooklyn, on Monday, June ~,
81 the residence Of The brides mother. by the Rev Mr.
sARAH, only daughter Of the late James Henry. Ne
cards.
Died.
Bowxy-0n Friday, July 8, Of consumption, sAnAH
Bovine.
The friends Of the family are invited 70 attend the
funeral IN the Lexington Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Aalfpast O'Clock p. ~, without further notice.
MISUNDERSTANDING drowned Wednesday.
June %, at Key west from steamship Gsser. ssds-
vck. 0RoRGn BRAsAGAS, the beloved husband Of Kate
BrAnasan native Of the town - Carlow. Ireland, aged
May his soul r,ls m pesos.
Dublin and Carlow papsrs please COPY.
BARLov.--On rbursdAy, July q HArrv r., son Of
ycesph and Mary y BARLOW. aged mcntha
The relatives and friends invited 70 attend me
funeral thn satrdAyj afternoon, a. fous o'clock, from
Ne ~ Prospect Glrest Brookyn.
cp6mAA-on Tntay. Jay 4 rtousu Esuy'
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Marine Disasters.


BARK ANNA MARA-The brig Grace worthington, CaOe
Dussan which arrived at this port yesterday from Belis
Hon. board the and eight OF the NsS
wesan bark Anna Maria Capt Nelson. from 0rmstsa1.
Reef June 2. Vessel and cargo total loss.
e.! s.'i to in distress has been sold at auction O.
BAsx Roxr, from New Orleans ssr.rnd =
wa. -. wo"d got b hs nsI.
P.o,s 0f Ssp 4 M, from sT y g
% +. "a -aG1 me ssd s
ing and battling she was got into Nassau.
BMs ca.rAM GooDsrH from Savannah anna FOR sSenc2
with car 90 shifted and the second
ing the heavy sas and from her position
en was so Cd csh n susssnins 81. little dsmsss ss1
she fully repaired ey NJ nc g. psvscs. e
% for Daren in ballast for cargo Of lumber for ~
scnR AerxoRA from Roudout for Boston, with eoAl -
ashore Georges Island, Boston harDor.
whaIemen.
ana d m IS having sSp:
a scb Pat ~ n Remington Remington pu. into Bsn.A.
June ~ IN want Of supplies. ~
FOREIGN Ports.
Genoa. ssssu fSr s ssnf Sl5 Rg brig D''r'
MALAeA, June is-Arvsd. barf Annie tBr)' Lewis Nsv
~ sR..s .s ss ..ss: .: ~
@ .rf E, sESs M % 81
Sa. Jun. Nh por. .chr x.d.ir. for NYort days
Americas Ports.
BOSTON July A-Arrived. bark Aurora. Philadslphas
bark BomSon ; Sosnsus s:. Hs. ssEsr s.
more Waller iiowes Rcndous sohr Enlabsh, SorisA.ss
cRxRLEsroS. July i~salsd. sehr Bergen. rarss.A
s:. sIss
GALVESTON. June is-znvsd, steamship rysss, ossa-
-, cs.fea@B.rt Patriot, xcwnl.m. Liverpool,
.INDIANoLA. June zs-Arrivsd, sehr Richard -
nyyicksoSyILLK June s;Arr,v.d, .sar: R'dssvosA
brig Penn!man, Dickson. AspnwA; 9Th. s'hr Nellie 49,
Skw oRiEANs, June ss-Arrivdd, steamship xsns'.s-
cssss& .Sp. ccsrss wssh,ns,on, osss, sxesss
Trade wi1d Champion DO Tosa sSr,s fa nc ~ n
rs.,on. ksry%sn Boston ssSr Tyss sssd sBr. Huhssss
SoRyoLx, ygly s-A.Tvss, ssAr Edward ws's'.s
sb%rri,.d .is.ms2ip Ssi,.s sr 70 iosd for L.s1ss.
sew Vi, asgss s .sss h. Gag. '
ss ;:: :ss .: s.sss'f NJ. a.
ss sf',,: n sas:Ay :i .. sss s iron O.
ss ..r, s. be- s-! s sss -,ss:ss
Hssy Ts' s'c.s ssSs; & ''''''
sss na sr hG Ss Ss Ca, r. srs
.. s:.n ~s s. 2. si s :s
| Haven rss.ey. ,DonneIya New London hsss
Quarantine s.ssmahlp stars and stripes from havAoas
| schr N q Moseley. from Carderas
Leans Havana harks japan Kersne Ststtin - fetey
Goodwis, nsvre; briggs Ranger, Patterson, hoerdnm
| Gsrow kydsr, corkfc orders schrs vsndsrvSc1rS
ahase. Gloucester: steetnan steeiman, Boston = 49,
,o~ Moufoe Portland. Jones. Emery. do CarhsHs
Potter. Providence: n Potter, Potter Mystic s~o,.
ph.depha went yesterday ship nchg s,,,.s
Londonderry: Alcedo Tor Hamburg bfss fcrs"S~
Cork AIMS Wellington. for na,snrss sehf or.n ssl
tr for nafsn; Ievsnue cutter hes2mss ,cs aqua ss1
sohr Palma for Fall River wentt see q day. yevs
PORTLA I'D. JULY e-Arrivsd, ship feru .s,r. pSrsls
Yarmouth, briss Emeiine tBr!. Murphy ~ As''''
"sxs fRaNciso0. July s-xnvsd. sAp ossssA Fiss'A
Ss ssvsFSxS Jsns s-ArvsA ssAr cAoA HAsA's
Rochpert .v,s nrsvsssr ooo0srl, New nsvuL
ylssIso1 IVA srs nsds Johpscn, nsssn
MpiLnInofcS. H& jsS s-Afrivsds eAs - ue-@
ssHsa-tc,..,s4 steamship ssvSAs. I.se Nywssu - sss
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A PLEASURE GOAT cpslzep-A YOUNG LADY DROWNED.

BREwsrER, Mass, July 5, 1907
pleasure excursion party Of about twenty from the
Unitarian church in this town capsized In boat
while sailing Long pond yesterday afternoon, and
OF tho number Miss Fannie Clark daughter Of Captain
VIM. Clark, was drowned
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FurnAv Julv ga p

BEEswAx was dull and nominal
CoYrEr.-The for Rio ruled quiet but prices re-.
NAMED steady Tho sales were 400 bags Minnett al
l0ssc gold bond. Other descriptions unchanged
Stock Of Rio July s, 1867, 81. $50 bags.
Corros.-The demand less active, and the market
still ruled heavy. The sales limited to about 100C
baes. We Quote:-
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1uvNDln sruan Al peusHUlrpsx.
Poucsxrsrms, N. r.,

pouuBxnsrmD N. r., JAY g. 1857
Another severe thunder storm rAssd here cary this
morning.. The lightning vas terrific The IRE bells an
rung ouA large building IN the sasrn part az Ne
cv n pid 70 have bssa struck b. The nuid
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I'm receipts for customs, and the receipts paymsn
pad talNuces ~ the subTreasury this city for the
,expcd portion Of the week have been ~ follows:-
tteom HoSss ,--Sub- Tredazry--
Recstp's. Rc-eirs. Pdymeuss Balduces
Dnly z. 337 0s0 1.Si505e 3,s05,3l5 100 2ls 500
.July3. 2ss,47S 37s2.is0 2ee5,los l3io35 A7
Duly s.. 100000 1,5S6,0o4 162l,ed7 1e0o<p 2sl
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Funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon, a. two
North sixth street, Williamsburg.
Ross.-On Friday, July 8, xIlrASDRn Rosa in the
''1S IL anS friends Of tn. family also nos. Of
his sons Alexander and James, are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral om his late rssldsncs No 1ss
o'clock precisely, without further notice
RoDsxDuno --Oa Thursday, July 4, HAHnv Ropu-
IN: relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
Of her parents s2a Eshsh avenue This Saturday A.
srrrLs thursday, July At his residence in VII.
ton RosvRr {. SrHrLn.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral this ssurday) noon, With
SHAW On Friday, July s. ELEANOR. widow of Joha
Ts relatives and friends q he family also those Of
her scn-ipaw, yas Deamater respectfully invited
1853 East thirty fourth street, on Sunday afternoon,
Of John and Mary aiucor Kiicounty parish o. Dsngan
county Cork Ireland aged Il years and four moaths
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
at two o'clock from her late residence. ga East
Thirty third street.
Cork and waterford papers please cory.
UspsspoyK On Friday, JAY s, Miss ELsrs UprBn
poNx, aged ~ years. months and q days
The relatives snd friends ere invited 70 attend the
ionersl this Saturday morning " eight O'clock rom
Her romans win b. taken 10 New Brunswick for IN
WILSON. On Thuussy evening, July Z Jors A. T.,
" Monmouth D. and Catharins W. Wilson, sHed i
The relatives and f:"ds OF the family are ,nsn.a TO
O'Clock frc The residence e he psssssa "a Eighty.
Ycrsc'~oa Spssssy. Jolly 4 Nraor B.. vif. Of
Daniel Young. aeed % ysars
fully nvIsed 70 ssses1 shs tsnsra sro NE rss6snos
i II her 600 John 3 Young, No - AmiV ploea - eve
| o'clock tbs tsAsardAs. sssAssson- ~
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OF the state the weather on the night Of the
sssassins'on and the eipher letter and the translation
Bradley agreed that the prosecution could put in :sy
almanac would do-the National Almanac pubshed at the
.Due letter.. MT Ducli mus. be brought into court The
Mr. rierrcgcni ssd that AZ .h: prosecution wanted to
sSs aHST :Is pas. aas ociocs on that night
-, c.r.ssn stated s, p. S D w9ss Ssrn
sS; - I:: ,s.,
The Court saS that would be better for the
FsrSspen. ssa hat Mr. a town and would
sen. u for In order save time he would
ne Ss I'D: .suS Il, s
- 70 H. identity
suspended a' M Duel
pause Mr. rerrspcut asked what the dscsisn Of
r.. Court :i.ssd hey sSSuss that almanac used
sss ND % = M NH s
Proposed % rs.a re Ssr :, "a. e.
ssss q .'s question, S ana nah ia. a. s
non point sGamsns that be dd 20. intend
s s M s. NOON Sy .to g on s as Pea
Mr. Pierrepont-ws intend 70 show tina, he full
ssur s1s q .hes h. was
hs jury s wal w and SS
aras. = ss ss ~ "a 0ss translation
CIPHER letter. and ne proposed put an expert
on stand explain H. He handed The letter 70 the
Court who, after sxamnaton said u vas much worse
Mr. Merrck objected that the prosecution must proceed
regularly lie hsSe the letter nrsk The Court could
not opinion Of the Of the letter until ne
had first It, Let the counsel pass the trsns.non
70 the Court 70 bs rend and theu ths Court could msss
ruling
per wouk be proper 70 show what this cipher where
came from, and how cAas into the possssson on ne
prosecutbn has not yet bsea disccversd g
c me- .r, q ess D% nS vas w
ten VIZ connected IN any manner WIN tes cAuse
ne isssr ana ssassuou hers handed 70 The Court
NJ Ferreposs stated that he sov prcpo.eA = pvvs b
. me expert that bean properly frsnsesd ana tnyr
show Il 70 The jury and ensr evidence " Asm " ~
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On thu most favorable terms

10y JonH MeLEAR Son, BAsEsRs.
No BUT Market Street,
! AZ Wiimingtntt mai
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Re.arreSt of Ho.oeH. We learn that Alfred
Howell, charged with attempting TO commit
Il rape on Hannah Conaughan, near Gar
rett's Snuff Mills, Ia Chrisliana Hundred,
was re-arresled on Wednesday last 1t APP
pears that Esquire Wood received additional
evidence showing the case to have been
more aggravated than was nj first supposed,
whereupon he Immediately had Howell re-
arrested and increased the bail two thou
sand dollars. Howell being unable to give
the required bail was committed 10 New
Castle Jail.
Base BaN-The Excelsior Base Ball Club
of Milford, played two games with the Atlas
Club, of Delaware City, ut New Castle, on
Friday last. During the first game the
Umpire, Mr. Buell., OF the Lenapi Club OF
New Castle, declared the pitching OF Mr.
Reyillo Of the Excelsior unfair, whereupon
the latter club threw up the ball and left the
field The Atlas then challenged the Ex-
celsior to another game. Six innings were
played, which resulted in victory for the
Atlas. The score standing ;-Atlas, "a, En-
celsior, 49,
R0bbery "A young man named George
Riggs, was arrested at Hedgeylle, by Alex.
McElwee, ON Sunday evening, on the charge
of robbing the residence of Mrs McEwee,
near the Brandywine Springs, OF quantity
| OF jewelry which formerly belonged TO II
daughter of Mrs. McElwee, who was killed
u few years ago at Fell's Chocolate Mill. He
was handed over to Police Officer solomon,
who committed him to the cells.
The Steamer Ariei-The steamer Ariel
now makes two trips a day between this
city and Philadelphia, leaving Wilmington at
6.45 a. M, and 12.45 p nj, returning leave
Philadelphia at 9.45 II. M, and 3,45 p. III.
Excursion tickets, 25 cents; single tickets,
15 cents.
Nohce.--A meeting of subscribers to stock
IN the "NeY Loan Association" will be held
at 802 Market Street, second story, Wednes
day, July 18th, 1867, at half past seven
O'Clock, P. NJ, for the election of officers
All desiring 10 take stock should apply a
once. G G. MARIs,
j. 8 B. r. R-sThe Sussex Argus says
We understand that the first load OF iroT
for the j. & B. R. r., las at last arrived
We hope that the rails will be Immediately
laid and by June 1868, the shrieks of thu
iron horse may be heard through the forest
of this section OF void Sussex
Rec C. D. Shap, of Patterson n j., ha
accepted the call OF the Central Presbyterian
Church of this city. He will enter upon HI
duties on the first Sunday in August
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war

~
74 o. Bns,ne's ana Personal Matters
s. Liquor Inspector for this CITY.
The horse of Joseph Miller runaway from
the soap works of Harris & Co. nj tho Con,
of Orange street, last Wednesday morning
and in crossing the railroad the wagon came
in contact with ii tram of cars and was torn
to pieces. The horse escaped without ipiurv
Joseph Byran, Esq, has leased the com
modious building, formerly occupied as a
key mill, in Brandywine Hundred opposite
the Henry Clay Factory, and is busily en-.
gagged in introducing the latest and most mn.
proved machinery, to manufacture cotton
goods The factory will be in operation i'm
n short time.
The following gentlemen were elected
officers of Delaware Tribe, No 1 Improved
Order of Red Men, on the 5th instant for
the present term-F. S., Adam Meyer; S
s., Charles IIeinel; j. s., Andrew Grotz.
w p, August Hilger
A man named John W. Wright waa SIM
struck while working in the field of Iosenh
| Brown, near the Bear, last Friday m0rnin,
| He was first supposed to be dead hut on
the arrival of physician, he was bled and
finally resuscitated and removed to his home
near The Red Lion. He is now in fai1
way OF recovery.
The stockholders in the Delaware Railroad
Company, can get their dividend by calling
at Richardson & Hopes Hardware store.
e.J A,,,J.., o,.c.,..,-...-.
gu" leetuom'. ~ ~ 9stuluuy morning last
apoui que u J'oeai WI, oalue' Armstrong
W VIM, e e . az the hohllor House, NO. II
stars leading from the second 10 the thirC
story, killing himself instantly. Mr. Arm
strong had been unwell for several DAYS
and was going down to procure some waite
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Communicated
IMPORTANT MEETING OF PRES
BYTERY.

The New Castle Presbytery cold SCHOOL,
meets again to-day in the First Presbyterian
house OF worship in this city. On to-day's
decision of that body, either peace and
union may be restored to the First Church,
or her troubles will CONTINUE for sometime
to come. Until this decision, 1t is best lor
all concerned to refrain from whatever is
calculated 10 bring good name into dis
repute; for ii il Il poor way, in an enlightened
American community, TO commend the truth
to ones neighbor in IL manner not approved
OF, according to the standard which intelli
gent and christian men hold up for our
guidance.
The question at issue in the First Church
has already been laid before the public in the
JOURNAL AND STATESMAN, II may only be
aided that this IS n special meeting of the
Presbytery called together by the Moderator,
Rev. MIR. Johns, and, as il is open to the pub
| lie, any who will, may look in upon lis pro.
ceedings. Indeed, the matter to be considered
therein is welghty enough to interest IL good
man OF any church, he he minister or lay.
man. whether Presbyterian, Methodist Bap
tist Episcopalian or Quaker. There ii
something wroAg in church when party
spirit therein locks the doors OF causes then
to be closed from week TO week against The
congregation. Should the Pleebytery iai
this time TO settle their church difficulty,
COMMITTEE OF investigation" from highe
authority in spiritual matters may oyerhau
the entire matter and hold up 10 the gaze o
this honest public, Il now besmeared side o
what appears 10 be u clean exterior. Tn
friends Of DR.. lands do not fear the resul
oil such investigation. Settle this thing oi
the principle that right must rule, OF som
incorrigible mist 80, MAKERS totally unfit a
examples lor the erring, may coma tc gre
yet. lusTIcE.
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Reeves Foster and family, residing in Jones
county, North Carolina, were murdered by
their negroes a few days since, and their
house robbed.
row boat containing six persons was run
iuto and sunk on the Fourth, by the steam.
hoat Norfolk, as it is was coming up from
Cnnty Island 10 New York. Five of the
men were drowned.
William Wood, colored cut his wife's
tbroat at picnic in Bordentown, N. j.,
nm the Fourth, on account OF jealousy. The
woman ia not yet dead, but she cannot live,
The man has been arrested.
During tile performance at the circus OF
Messrs, Thayer Il Noyes, at Rochester, N.
y an the evening Of the Fourth, Elias
White, the Lion King, entered the cage oil
leroeious lons One OF the males attacked
him, telling him To the floor OF the den, and
tasteningh his jaw upon his shoulder, iniiict.
ing serious wounds The circus men went
20 his rescue with iron bars, and finally sue.
cceded in getting White away from the en-
ragged animal There was great excitement
among the audience,
- tphNHAht ~ - thitt young men
named Roam, Smith and Durham, wer,
seriously injured on the Fourth, by the pre-
mature discharge of n cannon.
4 German woman was killed whilst sittini
ai her door in Orchard street, Baltimore, OF
The afternoon OF the Fourth, by pistol sho
fired from group ol colored persons, bu
whether by design or not was not ascertain
place, ot - ,.
June and Hu"t committed suicide by
Superior Lug poison, in Cumberland
If hell 1T GeorA
april, aud secon ,.o1orod , 8.
C,uuiy Mt Dover 'o'0'eu woman, Il
and toprtb MondRdotte, for the murder
County, at New {, on June s, and fol
after 'he 'ohu' %a were hung by mob
Sh ne Cenr, of Chan, ield, Mass, recently
eomrapues and be II common dlninl
tpe lhrl hionday 'tomech, the tines o
Inv IN september; tn nor hoor, ~,
Tnesiny after the a"'
The fnurih Mon'
county on the hrs