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The New York herald., 1867-04-28

mur0of THAI N new Brun0Wfck - The
Accused Fouad GuiIty.
The trial Of Joseph Williams coorsd indicted for the
murder OF . cologed man named John A. Reddlck wa
commenced In New Brunswick, New Jersey, on Monday
lAs and concluded Thursday The circumstances Or
the case are - follows - m
Il appears that on the 18th December the deceased
and the prisoners were living In the same house VIII
llama occupied room on one sde and Reddick with his
wife, room on The opposite side the house belonging 70
Mr. Peter Psrins Some words passed between Williams
and NJ. and Mn Rsddick Williams became vsry vsxsd
and went1nto his room, mutterng am be the means a
putting Of you damned nisge your graves before
this s through ~ About FIVE mnutea aftsr lie came QUA
OF his room into the hall with loaded gun and sad 70
Reddick, who was then n hw own room. ~ Come out
here, John. am ready 10 talk with you.p Williams wsnt
out OF the hall and hurriedly walked down the path
loading 10 the yard gate to the right the hall door and
Reddick out Of the kitchen door and went down
the path leading 70 the garden eate-a different dirsc
ton. Williams then turned, drew his gun TO his
shoulder and rsd al Reddck, who standing with hts
right side toward him, about twenty-five feet apart and
thirteen feet from the house. The contents OF the gun
entered the night side OF Reddick killing him Instantly.
Williams then retarned TO the house. and sad 70 the
othes who we're standing In the ball. Clear tns way,
you damned n6gcrs or III shoot you also" he then
pscsd ths eun In his ROOM and went down The laae,
suoss9uensiy going TO Freehod, where he Voluntarily
gave himself up 70 the authorities
the chief line Of the defsncs was that ~ PRISONER
dh not peme1itate murder and w., thersfoFe guilty
q ALL only guilty Of mansIanshter. On rhunday Judge
vrcdenburg charged she jury who retired and rsains
0us about On hour and half when they rsturned Win
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4 sloouY uesO IN CLEVELAND. ONO.

rible Struggle with a Burglar.
TFrom the Cleveland Plaindeaier, April al
The quiet neighborhood Of Perry street was horrned
this morning, ai that smurder most foul' had
been committed In its midst Between ave and SIX
o'clock this morning, ~ . painter named Darsy was
passing the grocery Of Isadore Arnger situated the
northwest corner Of Perry and Garden Streets be
noticed that the front door wide open Thinking
that this unusual circumstance he entered The
store and found Mr.. Alingsr lying dead on his
face, behind his counter, with nothing on but q shirA
He was lying with his head towards the street with
six barresd revolver by his side -Four barrels Of the
weapon had been dIscharsed
Mr. barley ~ once gave the alarm, and, with the
assistance Of Others who were called 10 the spot
took up tho body and carried into the sleeping roon
the rear Of the store, and laid on the bed aftsr
which Dr. Addison butcher was called In 70 Examine
The wounds There were two-one Just below The Isfs
shoulder blade and the other At the pit Of the stomach
The lon leg OF the deceased considerably brused
and The body vss covered with blood, presenting
ghastly spectacle.
rumor gained credence, early 10 the morning, that
Mr. Alringer had committed suicide; but subscQuent
examination len no doubt that he had been brutAly
murdered.
The deceased and family had resided, until within
short time, In tho store. Recently. however, he had
moved his family Into little house the same lot
further north.
Mr. Alrnesr ven. 70 bed alone In the store last even
Ing for the purpose OF guarding H. sleeping In the little
bedroom spoken Of above He had 10 his possession
revolver. the one found near bis dead body Both front
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aAyAL iMIELlREMce.

Destinations ofthc Onward, Idaho and Frank
liu-Armamont Of che Oneida-v esseis Ready
60 30 R0e In COmmlsslon-The Fades steam
Gsn Carrlago-A Twenty-Five GWa for
Chile.
The Usted States storeship Onward will be put OF
comuission and Immediately rented tor the Asiato
squadron. nov Of officers will be ordered 10 her
The Idaho will be transformed into fuirigged ship
and sent upon foreign cruise.
Before the United States steam frigate Franklin pro-
Goods 10 the European squadron she will visit New
York, whom Admiral Farragut will hoist his flag and
assume command a Isr 4n4H
The United States sloop Oneida has to undergo some
changes hull and battery. but she will be ready TO
commission BY May 8. She has now ON. board one
eleven inch gun thirty two Founders, on iron
carriages; thirty poundor rife on her forecastle
also brass howiizer or two. She II . fine command
for the Asiatc squadron, but should have poop
cabin @eH aa
The United States sloop Portsmouth is fest completing
and will prove . handy craft for an apprentice ship.
Her complement Of officers, and boys will numoer
one hundred and eight all told. Lieutenant Com
ander sketts reported as being ordered TO command
her. s&s s..~ I'll. ts hsre3 ss A4.
Tho Quinnebaug and Narraganses are all ready to 30
put in commission and doubtlessy will soon have off,
GERS assigned 70 them.
The Peqaot and shawmut ara in an advanced state.
and could soon be got ready. y4s.A8
The old blockade Dumbart0n has been rehtted
but a. yet there are orders for her.
The Eadss steam gun carriage, which u mouuted on
lying at the yard will shortly be towed up tho
North river and further experiments will be tried to test
The apparatus for lining the shot is both simple and
effective raising the prQjoctlo easily 10 the mu2xlo Of
the gun. The shots are delivered at the lifting point
By an arrangement similar to the returns OF tsnpn balls
hugo twenty Inch gum Is at the ordnance dock,
which is reported 70 belong 70 Chile.
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the LATE yevAoe Of TINE sTgAmsMp LOUISIANA.

The Steamship Louisiana Of ths NsaeuAi Essam Nav
CATION Companys lime. whioh arrived It this port on
Thursday, was detained in guarantee t yesterday.
owing ths sgia Inspection of sA6 medical ocer ofths
Board Of Health. Eight deaths occurred during The
voyage Alter icavng Queenstown harbor the Louisiana
cellided with aPrsssiaa bark bound for Tra,es. and
saak Asr rhs captAin and saved, except
man. Crossing the Bank OF Nswfoxndiand thick fog
prevailed and another collision ensued by which the
Louisiana stove In the sde Of . vsssei which
was passing. During the voyage, which lasted three
o Ssn 20
child, gives the following statement "When We found
alarm susad o the ana o. The pas
sengors including my child, were seized with darrh1A
which attributed 70 the scantiness Of provisions not
out; although brought with provisions sufficient
for the voyage there mo- access 70 the galley
our distress was reaching i climax no less sum than
half Q sovereign was demanded as the galley for the
tring accommodation Of trying piece OF ham, as II
the employees took advantage OF situation The pro-
visions ran short two days before our arrival and
reduced almost extremites for want Of water
contained Provisions were sent from New York to the
vessel while We wero In quarantine Tho only redeem
ing feature In the entire voyage s the kindness Of the
passengers william Kelly, young man Of respect.
able appearance, Was overhauled Ia Cork by
Hughes the Dublin detective. who exhausted ali the
spume Of royal hunkeyism 70 persuade the he had
been in America and w was only on the production Of
magissrates letter Mr Psirce) that he allowed
An instance Of hardships similar 70 the foregoing
occurred on the the City a Dublin Inman Line In Sep
tember, 1896, and the passsage on landing presented
memorial 70 the Commissioners OF Emigration but II
referred for investigation TO the agent OF the
pany, who. instead OF awarding the sufferers substantial
and the matter fell through One Of the compainanss
was obliged 70 60 into the CITY Hospital.
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% cities trepresentatonsl. ....................1 1o0
The plays produced have been Medea, Mary Stewart,
Elizabeth, Judith, Pnsdra, Macbeth, Adrienns Lecou-
vreur Pia di rolomc. Deborah Gamma Angelo (Tyrans
Of PaduA, and Mynha Mary Stuart fory.ons times:
Elizabeth, Queen Of England, nftytwo simea
The gross receipts will amount 70 nearly $3.50 900;
government tar, $1,000; Ristons share s27o,ooo oT
whicn, afser deducsng expenses Of her company and
personal expenses may bs calculated to leave her nss
proceeds OF e2o0, ,0oo
In every city where Ristori has performed The most
brilliant offers made, without regard 70 .erms for
her reappearancs bat her stay h limited and her
departure nxed, all applications have to BE- declined
In cities like Albany, Troy Utica, Syracuse, Roches-
ter, Buffalo, Cleveland, Pittsbug and Detroit where
manaeeu guaranteed nightly from $4,000 70 -, SO
81, 900 70 81 500 each representation. 7EgeE77 &
fhs most curious cs b that the lass SIX rsprsssnss-
sssiy arc simcs. suspsndsd fhsy wsss 3 pscassSis
- any nights and produced equal suthusasm and the
more ne original 1s couacs Va asnsS
- Verona IN ssptsmbsv lsss By Mr. Gnu for one hun
dred ssd twenty rsprsssntaiions 70 b gwen n the
found % ssve the United States OF sven 70 visit many
each week since september, besides travelling about
eighteen thousand mlea With the exception of New
Ore,ss and hccil: no southern city could % visited
Riston was rich before coming 70 this country She
No - Boulevard halesherbes, splendid pcIois
which completed before her leaving for America
Of 100000 francs sne owns aso, splendid poais
In Florence, now occupied by the Russian ambassador.
II cost 500 600 francs All this properly earned by
her faguca She owns Also several splendid mansions
In Rome Hor visit 10 America 70 add the jewel OF
this country 70 the crown earned in the countries
OF the Old World, and 10 increase the fortunes
OF her interesting family. A greater success
has attended artists abors and all those who
have predicted that Mr.. Grau's immense enterbriss
would be dangerous managers well rs some crtics
find from the results that they erred egrceousIy In Judge
ment The is proof that great talents are al
ways appreciated IN this country.
On Thursday Rstori will appear In her great role Of
Mary Stuart which will BE- the forty second time in th
country. On Friday Elizabeth Queen Of England win
DO given II was intended 70 produce Angelo by Victor
Hugo, but shAs may be produced W nne style u has
bs>n delayed In order that proper rehesrsas may do JUS
tice 70 the work It's elect in New Orleans wse immense
Next 70 Angelo Aneri's Mynha viii be gwen Its pro-
duction has been looked for since Madame Rssori's
arrival = this country The sale Of seats win commence
On Monday morning.
Ce0erat UosSrr~ne v~c~rt,v
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thsi! vsedck Asvssg sssnl ~ ussssr gutv = 90.
der In ~ nsa Aegrss Nfr-.,L7 ---..a +
Chaa II Hsrbers fsr The etats, assisted by Villas
vredenburF. and woedbrdgs Strong and 0so. Q. Lud-
low fer pskoasr. f8f sd e4 A
Prisoners Charged wish nurAer Discharged.
The Grand Jury of Burlington county n. j. have noe
Deen able 20 nnd bills Of indictment againH Jonn
have besn in jail Tor scus months pas chasgsd with
having connection with The death Of FORBES wife
oy poison- They were discharged from custody On
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On the 18th Of May Madame Riston win leave ~
United ssstes for her native country shs maf1 her
dbdt here on the 2Oth Of September 1885, .od since
that time she has performed one hundr-d and sixty
eight niQhs In the f0llowino nlacsn 49, - NF #t-
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,.s Genera ~ n.:ssn: = .,s:u' passed aes Los An
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Jersey City.

Murder Trial In New Brunswick The
Accused FOund CuiIty.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

.Ii3.r Camden Mail. ''Ha 'H ...-
Departs Monday and Friday at 6 n. m.
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Mail closes Sunday and Thu sday at 8 p. m.
-.. ..a CHARLOTTE MAIL.
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Departs Thursday at 6 a. M.
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JEFFERSON NAIL. ....
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CAMDEN via Liberty Hill.
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GROYESTEEN q. co, ,....
Piano Forte N anu fac turers.
499 Broadway, N. Y.

THESE PIANOS. received the Highest
l. Award OF Merit! at the Worlds Fair,
over the bsst makers from London, Paris,
Germany, the cities of New York, Pbiladsl.
phia, Baltimore and Boston; also, the G"ld
Medal at the American Institute, fnr Five
successive yearsl Our pisn"- r"ntnio tho
French Grnnd Action, iinrp Pedal, Over.
strong BsIs, Fall Iron Frame, and all Mad.
ern improvements. Every Instrument war.
ranied Five years Mads under the super,
vision Of Mr.. }. II. ,Gtovesteen, VINO have
a practical experience Of over thirty hvr
Sears. and ia the maker Of over eleven
thousand piano fortes. Our facilities fof
manufacturing enable us 10 sell these in.
htruments from 8 100 to 5000 cheaper than
anv first class piano forte
Dec. 8, '66-ly. ''i. .'.'. ..
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How "sut" Dosed his Dog.

When | wer boy, and my legs not
longer than John Wsutwor,b's, dad
fo.ched home burned wurthless, m aupv,
flea bitten, gray, old fox boun, good for
nothing but to swaller up what orter
lined the bowels ov us bfats.% Well. 7
naturally took distaste to him, and had
a sort Of hankern arier hurtin bis feelins
and discumfur.in him every time dads
back were turned. This sort.r KEEP big
skeer alters afore his eye, and orful Yell
ready to pour out the fust moshun he
seed me make. SO he larnt tn sva!ler
things as he run. and alters kept his !aip.
we'll onder himself for he never knowed
ho" soon he might want to use EN- in
totin bis infurnsl carcus bey ond the reach
Of q Hyin rock. He knowed the whiz OF
a'rock in moshun, we'll, and he never
stopped ltu see who fong it. but jist let
bis head hy'open tu gin howl room to
cum. and sat bis la;gs 8 gwine the way
his nose happened to be a pin,in. : He'd
shy round every rock he seed iu the road,
for he looked upon it as a calamity tu
cum arter him sum day. I tell YOU,
Georgy, that ruuniu am the greatest in.
7epshun on yeartb, when used keerfully.
Wizard bin by this time, ef I hadn't
relyed on these ere laigs! Dye see em :
Don't tha mind you ov par ov compus
ses made tu divide mile inter auar.en :
They'll do. ''
Well. one day. I tuck a pigs bladder,
nj ontu the SIZE ov ducks aig, and 6lled
it With powder and corked it up with q
piece oS apuok, rolled itup in thin skulp
OF meat and sot the spunk afire. and dung
tout; hsswallowsd it a, jerk, aui 90,
ID tn gittin away fur doin it. hearn Q
noise like Dustin sumthin, and his tail Ii,
on top ov my bat. His he'd we're away
down the bill and he'd tuck de.h hold
onter root. Ills forsIsgs wer City feel
up the road maxim runnin moshuus, and
his hine ones a s,raddil ov fence. F.
to the dog hsself, as dog, I never reed
him ssin. Well, dad, durn bis ansatisfi
ed soul, flung five or six hundred ondsr
my shirt with The dried skin ov bulls
tail. and gin me The remainder mex. day
With a waggin whip what be borrowed
from feller while he wur A watering his
hosses; the WAGNER got sorry fur me,
and hollsred tn me tn turn my beggin
md squalliu inter fus trate runoin which
/ emejuteIy did, thanks .u these ere bam
strings, aud the last lick missed me about
ten feet--.Sut Looengoods Repeia tiions.
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Among the literary and scientific, a
considerable interest has been taken in
the discovery, last week, OF an enormous
fossilized human thigh bone and other
relics Of a former age 10 the post ,leivetne
beds in th's vicinity, BY Professor HoIme,
the geologist From the age Of the sua
ium in which these are found the Profess
or advances the opinion, that there were
men soterior to the Irdians, and proba
bly, before the food. Among the relics
are bones Of the extinct Mastodon, Meg
atherium, Mylodon and Taper slso Of
the native American deer. raccoon, opos.
sum, beaver and elk, beside. those Of the
horse coz, sheep, dog and hog, and,
most n,arveous to relate, stone ha,cbets,
arrow and spear heads, and fragments Of
pottery, aR evidently the work 10 ansbip Of
man. Charleston correspondence ORANGE.
burg Ne,ss. up. r,f Fs.asia
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P @ F. T B Y.
TWO LITTLE PAIRS OF BOOTS.
BY MRS s. =. PERRY.

ot Mhss .. .. FERRY. a-r ~ =
nA&N - JIM ! =.
Two little pairs Of boots, tonight,
Before the fire are drying,
Two l!l:le pairs OF tired feet
e In a truhdle bed are lying; De
The tracks they LEFT upon the floor
Make me feel much like sishing. ,
Those little boots, with copper toes,
They run the livelong daytN a-iE~ E..
And oftentimes almost wish
That they were miles away
So tired am to hear so oft
Their heavy tramp at play. ..
They walk about the new .plowed ground, .,
Where mud in plenty lies-
They roll il up in marbles round
And bake it into pie.-. .
And then at night upon the hoor
In every shape it dries.
To day was disposed to scold
But when look tonight
At those little boots before the fire, cd
With copper toes so bright,
/ think how sad my heart would be - 2
To put them out of sight.
For, in truth, up stairs. I've laid
Two socks OF white and blue
II called to put those boots away,
o, God, what should dos
mourn that there are not tonight
Three pairs instead of two 60. -. - %
mourn, because thought how nice
'sr Ny neighbor 'cross the way" ,'-...---.-.'..-
Could keep her carpets all the year
From getting worn or gray
Yet, well I know, she'd smile to own
Some little bouts to-day" - .,' ..'
We mothers weary get and worn, . gr
Over our load of care .. ,ls
But how we speak of little ones .. -,
Let each of us beware;- .. ... .fs.!,
For what would our fire-sidcs be to night
If no little boots were there's .o..Ns.
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S 7 EV EMS III @ USE,
81, %. 25 & ~ Broadway. New York.
Opposite Bo,cling Green.

.. NiN titc IONSl EIl.iNs
MHE STEVENS HOUSE Is well and widely
" known to the travelling public. The
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business men; It Is IN close proximity 10 tho
business part Of the city on the highway OF
Southern and Western travel-and adjacent to
all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depots.
The Stevens House has liberal accommodation
for over 800 guests--iti Is well furnished, and
possesses every modern improvement for the
comfort and entertainment OF its Inmates The
rooms arc spacious and well Sentilated-provid.
ed with gas and water-the attendance is
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ously provided with every delcaey OF the sea.
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The rooms having teen refIrnished and re.
modelled, We are enabled TO offer extra facilities
for the comfort and pleasure Of our Guests.
... GEO. K. CHASE Il CO.. ..
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! JOB WORK

Will be executed with neatness and dispatch
and on accommodating terms. ~
tB THE CASH for Advertising and Job
Work will DC required in all instances as soon
as the'~ork is rendered. Written orders, TO
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash.
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II the best mans faults were written
on his forehead, il would make him pull
his bat over his eyes q m.
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... THE " 90.
Southern Christian Advocate !
:. gsasr 1867!

=. Sos 1857,
THRTIgTH VOLUME. .y
THIS WELL KNOWN RELIGIOUS
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