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A DANGEROUS JUMP.-The Valparaiso
correspondent of the New York Herald
says:
at Is said that midshipman cannot be
h;,,od There was an illustration Of this
in VALPARAISO short time ago. Two young
mid sbipmen of the Pensacola procured
couple of prancing steeds and went out LOT
a display of horsemanship. They. amoiea
into various places where the flowing bowl
il INDUCED in, and about dusk were career
ing wildly up and down the streets as II
lost in a gale. In one of the streets
large cistern was being dug. The excava-
tion was about thirty feet deep and fifteen
wide. An interior wall of brick had been
built twelve feet high, forming well some
ten feet in diameter in the bottom OF the
nit. There was no fence around the hole,
and the midshipmen, in approaching it, were
hailed by the police; but the youngsters,
suspectipg that it was an attempt to arrest
them for fast riding, spurred their horses
into gallop, and in the darkness plunged
down the well. The excitement caused
by the disappearance OF the riders In the
well was intense. A large crowd collected,
ladders were brought, and man was
sent down with a lantern to extricate the
remains of the dead but what was the
general establishment to see both midship-
men scramble up the ladder unhurt. Both
horses were killed by the plunge. The
newspapers made the incident subject OF
several humorous articles, and the mid
shipments gallop down the we'll is becom-
ing one of the traditions of Valparaiso"
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u.rubltcan Philanthropy.

From the Albany IN. IL Argus :,
Some DAYS since, Prudence Nye, an ola
lady eiphty.two years Of age, was sent 10
This CITY by the authorities of Boston, VINO
oaye 40 a reason therefor that she was
eharceab,e upon the city of Albany. She
baa resided in Boston thirty-fve years,
nrevious to which she resided here, where
her husband carried on the butchering
business and died. Our authorities sent
her back to Boston on the afternoon OF
the same day, at her own request; but, to
their shame be 1t said, only gave her suf-
flcient money to pay her fare to Pittsfeld,
where some benevolent person furnished
her with means to carry her to Boston.
She arrived in that city on the 9th OF
April, and stopped with an acquaintance
for day. She then sent word to the poor
authorities, and again asked for admission
to their aims house. Understanding her
request was granted, she prepared to 60
to that retreat for the unfortunate. She
was taken from her friends house, as she
supposed, to be brought to the aims
house, but Judge of her surprise when she
again found herself in the cars bound lot
Albany. 81,
She had not personal interview with
the oyerseer of the poor of Boston, but un-
derstood it was through him she was sent 10
this city, where there is not human being be 3,
whom she knows. This cruel treatment
nv both the Boston and Albany authorities
Of feeble and infrm old woman, VINO eau
at best live but brief period, is lkeIy 10
result in her dying on the rails. hat
has become of the boasted beneVoience ol
Boston what of the proverbial hospitality
of Albany Radical Black Repuoiicans
rnle in both cities, and they delight in such
economy as this. Thank God, their RUE
in this city is short.
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Aunrsr or an ESCAPED CoSvICr.-James

ARREST or AN ESCAPED CosvICr.-James
woodbridge. an escaped convict from the 10
ns U was arrested in Buckingham
penens on F,iday last on warrant issued
S 10 JHst Gc Alexander J. Bondurant, OF
that county. He was nrous'hS Rance NJ 70 his
Sunday morning, and taken .nh n School ves,
old quarters in Buffers hlgn aSa al n the
terday. Woodbridge was conS vUs. of :" r oh
Circuit Court of this city IN iso4 ., r1 so-
berry and sentenced to the penl.en. oansn ~.
, S Years. He escaped from sonnns-
ment upon the evacuation OF n' y aarvs
having about six years of his term 70 serve
Lunchburg Ne,rs.
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Snow FIFTY FEET DEEP.-A ie,Ver wiz
ten on top of the Sierra Nevada mo 'rn.
tains, March 9th, states that the snow was
then nineteen feet four inches on the lever,
and that in some places it was piled as
high as fifty feet. Avalanches, or s nov
slides. are frequent and fatal. In one case Ease
camp of Cinnamon was covered a up, Inr
seventeen of them killed. AT anoIhe 81
time the snow came down on camp o,
white men while they were asleep. Eleven
of them were buried fourteen hours ',, anu
afterwards dug out alive; three were klii go.
a Ru, . ride of five hours brings one to the {,
Sacramento Valley, where spring is IN fuil
bloom and wheat is growing waist high'
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the collection Of flowers, and see tnat tne,r
respective sections are properly decorated.
The 9th of the month, however, Ia''Ss ="
Sunday, the celebration VIII DC On Sasu'-
day the Sth.
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srrp1n1Ty.-The Saturday Review, in an
ortiola on the Uses of Fools" remarks {:
mStupidity acts as a good steadying in
auence. 1t enables people to turn corners
by graceful curve instead OF an abrupt
angle, and generally softens the shocks and
collisions to which the world would other
wise be exposed. We may often observe
on small scale the same pleasant and, so
to saw, lubricating influence OF stupidity in
society, If two clever men come together
who differ in opinion upon some exciting
tonic, such as the Jamaica prosecutions,
thew probably begin to argue, as II. argu-
ment were not the very bane of all agree
able conversation. They manage to pierce
each others armor at the weak places, to
hit upon the most irritating topics, and to
keep to the point in manner calculated
to be vexatious for if two logical people
really keep to the point, they must ulti-
mately end by something like giving each
other the lie. Now, stupid man acts in
such a case as an admirable buffer.
He is probably argumentative, but
he prevents the argument ever tending to
a conclusion. 1t rambles vaguely about,
and stirs up clouds of irrelevant topics,
ana gets DeWlluereu anu culahSleu VII cNeiy
one is glad to drop it. The fool behaves
like the blunderer who interferes between
two skiTful opponents and prevents them
from ever closing probably he is run
through the body himself, but as it is in
merely logical sense, he is perfectly insen-
sible to the wound. In short, the presence
of few fools on such OCCASIONS dulls the
force of the blows delivered. They act
the part of the compound which, when
mixed with gunpowder, renders it nom
explosive; and society, which, if exclu-
sively formed of clever men, would be
a mere arena for intellectual gladiators,
becomes tolerably tranquil by reason of its
fools.n
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neutrality-suspicious. viii be made
IN to ,hs Board of Directors Of the Richmond,
Frederic ksburg, and Potomac Railroad Company
for renewal Of per cent. scrip No. $685. Tor Szso,
issued 9Th October, lse2, to George kives.
~ l5-M?m
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CHAMBERLAINs UffICE,(
RICHMOND. May 4, 1857.
NTOTICE.-The Council will proceed mt
IN It's next regular meeting, on MONDAY the
18th instant, to appoint one or more persons Ia
visions Of chapter 20 Of the Revised Ordinances, to
cleanse and purify sinks, cesspools, &C., In said
A. w. MORTON.
NV s-lw Chamberlain.
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DR. JAMES DOVE,
OFFICE AND REsIDENCEHo III MAYosTREBT
THIRD DOOR ABOVE SYNAGOGUE.
Can be found at ell hours day and night.
de1ts1
Public Notices.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
THIRD COLLECTION DISTRICT,
STATE or VIRGINIA,
CoILEcToR's OFFICE, U. s. CUSTOM House,
RICHMOND, VA.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAY ERS.-Pur.
IN suant to the provisions Of the acts Of Congress
. provide for the collection OF Internal Revenue
notice is hereby given to all persons liable TO pay
duties and taxes under the said acts In the Third
District State Of Virginia that the Collector OF Ia
said district has received from the Assessor thereon
his collection list in compliance with the provi-
sions OF the said acts; that the duties and taxes
assessed by said Assessor have become due and
payable that the said Collector or his Deputy
will attend for the collection OF the same at the
Custom. house, city OF Richmond in the county OF
Henrico, State Of Virginia, from the I'd day OF
May to the goth day OF June 1857 and that all per-
sons who shall glect to pay the duties as afore-
said assessed upon them TO the said Collector
within the period OF time specified In the said acts
Spec ial tax must be paid forthwith
Office hours from A. n. TO . r M.
United states currency and bsnkable money re.
ceived in payment OF taxes:
my6 WILLIAM JAMES, Collector.
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NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR
IN ARTIFICIAL LIMBs.-The Board OF Com
miss,oners on ARTIFICIAL Limbs have entered Into
contra Ell with Dr. DOUGLAS BLY, TO furnish AR
TIFIClA LTMB to tn Q disabled men who are en-.
titled TO the benefit Of the appropriation made By
the Legislature.
and the manufxcturer, and nat no disappointment
may arise TO any party II 10 important that appli.
cants for limbs observe the following order, viz
l. Let every applicant furnish his name, post.
Office, and county 10 the Com issionsn forth with
:? Applicants viii not come TO Richmond fol
limbs until they receive orders 10 do 30.
;. Applicants viii be attended TO In the order Of
their application.
Each applicant win receive . circular with In.
structions.
The presidents Of all railroad and steamboat
companies have generously offered 10 give fret
transportation TO the applicants.
Z; Il; PNsP0IaT,l
w. y. TAYLOR, Commissioners.
y. b. WATKlH6,
NH 1-u
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Coal md Wood.

THE DOVER COMPANY OFFER
i for sale at their yard on Sixth strest ps'wse"
Canal and Byrd, their superior GOALS o ING ioi
lowing rates "A 40
Lump, ~, 80 90. s 90
HAIL. ioi go. - 4 50
Avaraqe, for eDgi =.
Fine. for engines and shops ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Coke for cooking purposes. ..................'. "
ner load of twenty -fve bushels, delivered IN any
Liberal arrangements will be made with large
consumers Of Average and Fine Goals.
THOMAS q. JONES, Agent.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
w SILVER WARE,
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
Elegant styles Of GOLD JEwELRY,
SILVER CUPS,
SPOONS,
FORKS,
siLyER-PLATED TEA SETS,
Very heavy PLATED SPOONS and
Forks,
CAKE BASKETS,
PITCHERS,
Breakfast and Dinner CASToRS
BUTTER DISHES,
SALT CELLARS,
sPECTACLES for all ages.
Watches and Jswelry repaired.
. Old Silver purchased or exchanged:
mhs loll Main street, opposite the post-otice.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD, I
December >, 1855.
HN3HU,Ole.

TIRBY, BEARD d CO.'S NEE
N DLES-l50,cOo OF these superior SEWING
ING MISUNDERSTANDING, Betweens, Darners. and
Ground Downs, for tailors' use, just received per
City OF Manchester and for sale In quantities 70 su
purchasers. The attention OF the ladies and all
who want a really superior article Is respectfully
solicited CHARLES SlNTOS,
ape l435 Main street.
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DIsPATCH JOB PRINTING HOUSE.

DISPATCH JOB PRINTING HOUSE.
This establishment has been furnished with an
ENTIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PRESSES
and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and with every
thing In the TYPE DEPARTMENT that the best
Founders could supply, and is now prepared to exc
cute orders for every description of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
For Merchants,
Manufacturers,
Mechanics,
Auctioneers,
Banks,
Railroads.
Express Companies,
Insurance Companies,
Hotels,
Restaurants,
Boarding Houses,
Theatres,
Concert Halls,
Clerks Of Courts,
Constables,
Dentists,
Schools,
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EINE PERFUM FOR THE
H HANDKERCHIEF Genuine Lubin's Ex-
tracts, Phalon's Night-blooming Cereus, French
Pomades, Hair Oils, Colognes, Lily w hits, Rouge,
and Toilet Articles In great variety, for sale by
A. BODEKER & BRO, Druggists
No. 1886 Main street, near Old Market and
branch store, Sixth street
my2 opposite Second Market.
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snd for all other persons corporations, and institu
tons. We print
Business Cards, Checks,
Visiting Cards, Notes,
aAt Home' Cards, Drafts,
Wedding Cards, Prices Current,
Ball Cards, Title Deeds,
Show Cards, Trust Deeds,
Admission Cards Leases,
Election Cards, Receipts,
Time Tables, Tax Bills,
Way-Bllls, Licenses,
Circulars, Bonds,
BILL Heads.
Insurance Policies, Shippers Receipts,
Calsndars Steamers Bills,
Notices, Druggists Labels,
Bills OF Lading, Tobacco Labels,
Manifests Clothing,LabelB,
Bills OF Fare, pray Ilcksts,
Concert Bills, Goal Ilekeu,
Theatre Bills, Bread Tickets,
show Bills Milk Tickets,
Postsrs, all siIss; EDWARD Tickets.
Passenger Tickets, Election Tieken.
Certihcates of Stock.
Rsnewal Certidca tes,
Manufacturer Labels.
All work ordered viii be done In the most Artistic
manner, and a. VERY Low PRICES.
CoLORED PRINTING OF ALL KINDS.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

rss Lospos NosgY MARKET -horpoS Dec IA 70
+. M--Consos for money. 92zS United Ststes Ave.
twenty bonds declined 10 Tx. Illinois Railway sharos
declined 10 W. Erie Railway shares, 4sk.
FRAsKFoRr BouRss.-FgsNKFoRT, Dec. l4-I 20 r. NJ
United states ave-swenties for tie issue OF 1897
10 Il-l6
ILvgRfooL CorroS GARKEr-Lrvrareor, Dec IA
20 p Mrhe sales Of to-day Will roach 10 900
bales hiddtng uplanSs ON the spot g34d, and 10
rive, 6Tsd- mddlng Orleans, 7isd.
LIVERPOOL BRkADsrUFfs sMARKRr.--Livsvroot. Dec IA
l:20 7. M.-Breadstuls nrmeE Corn has advanced
70 46a od for mixed Western Wheat advanced to laa
I'd. for No. Milwaukee, red White California un-
changed Barley peas and oats without aterati ion.
LIVERPOOL Provision MAHxBr.--IivERPoor- Dec IA
20 y. A.-Bcef, lbs. 81. for prime Eastern mesa
Extra prime mess pork, 6oG Cheese, 52s for the
highest. Lard, 50s. for fine Amer ican.
LvRRrooL PRoDucE EMARKEr.--LsvrRpooL, Dec. al -
r. M.-Rosin Ia Sd. for common Wilmington and lis
for hne pale. Tailow, AS. for American. SPIRITS or
turpentine. 27x 3D. Petroleum, 2s for spirits and Ia
3D. for refined. Clovcrsesd 39s forNo American rod.
No. IL Dutch standard sugar, 26s.
LONDON MARkErs.-LoSD0S, Dec Al 70 r. NJ
Whale OIL ESQ per 252 gallons. sperm oil, f1l2 peg
ton. Linseed oil f37 per ton Lnseed cakes ell per
TON for thin obiong.
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MEXICO.
SPECIAL 1fleesAn 70 TIVE ~eaAlu.

Remere to b . flsister for Foreign Affairs
His Reputation Made In EIexico-The San
Luis Election.
HAVANA, Dec. IL,
VIA KEY WEST, Dec. IA. 1867. !
The steamer Fab Kee has arrived here from
Vera Cruz with news from that port to the 4th
instant.
It was rumored that government had ordered
the republication Of oil the treaties made by
European nations with governments pretending TO
represent Mexico.
Ex.Minster Romero is considered now an arch
diplomat, and it Is said that he will succeed Lerdo
dc Tejads in the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
The change has been suggested by the mutual
interests which Mexico has under present compl-
cations with her sister republics Of the southern
part Of our continent.
Considerable scandal has been given by the
accounts published Of the means to which Don
Juan Bustamente resorted in order TO secure his
election as Governor Of San Luis Potosi.
The digences had been robbed by soldiers at
PatzcuarO.
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VIRGINIA..

The Roconstruction C0nventiOn-The state
Debt and tho Fzuds In sho Trcnsury.
RIoHxoxD, Dec. N 1857.
In the Reconstruction Convention to-day tho follow
ing resolutions Of inquiry wero offered -
OF Incorporating In the Bill Of Rights declaring
al 0aths dametrcay opposed TO the principles OF
republican liberty: OF establishing system OF school
educatop for a classes Of allowing naturazod foreign
ers hold property after years residence and be
eligible State Offices after three years residence In
the Sate OF aboishing capital and corporal punishment
for crime or enf-anchising all persons from whom II 10
In the power OF the Convention TO remove existing dis
abilities.
resolution declaring oil debts contracted since Janu-
ary Is60 the purchase OF slaves null referred
Tho Chairman OF the Finance Committee introduced .
resolution that
0whcreas there only 800 900 In the treasury.
and $T00 900 will be required 70 pay the interest due
January 1, therefore the auditor aud treasurer
ordered to suspend payment OF interest until the Con-
venton s satisfied there Is money enough In the trca
sury TO pay the Interest OF January i.
Tho resolution was referred to the Committee on
Finance
resolution Of inquiry TO how the State educational
fund has been disposed of referred.
The resolution and amendment relative TO the inmf
daton of voters up and the Convention appeared
determined not TO 60 into political debate and,
very long had already taken place the same
ntop the previous question susai ned by 81 10 25
votes and the matter referred TO q committee.
The CJnvention adjourned.
The New York herald., 1867-12-15
CALIFORNIA.

Tho Uuitcd states senatership-Goaer
Grant Endorsed for the Presidency by ths
hepubitcau Members OF tho Legisiaturs-
The Hawaiian Reciprocity Treaty.
SAN Francisco, Dec. a. 1887.
The Democratic legislative Caucus have taken sixees
ballots for United Stsaes Senator and adjourned without
l MAKING ssleotion. John Nugsnt viii probably b.
'aHsn ap as compromise candidate tomorrow
ine Union Lsgisla.vs Caucus has nominated Judge
'o~n o. Contra Costa United States Senator and en-
Ia sso cenerai Grant for the next Presidency
n Chamber OF Commerce adopted tho COMMITTEES
rspo favorable TO the ratification OF the Hawaiian Re-
ciprocsA treaty They also adopted the following mo
mortal % Congrsss.--
That In ieir opinion the commercial interests or the
Pacific cosA would DO largely promoted BY the ra.n
cation OF sbN Reciprocity Treaty between the United
states and then hawaiian Islands public raton
having rssrsrrS 70 the future expansion aud sscurty
or our national 90 umsrce the Pacific Ocean demands
ito ratification no IA insperativew.
Arrived hips yoA IN Tscker aud Cleopatra from New
York Thomas & steAv ana Tmperia, from Liverpool.
sailed ship Granite state, for Cork
The opposition steanl.r Aasrica satsd for Panama
day, carrying llobarrels -four for Now York.
The New York herald., 1867-12-15

SPECIAL CABLE TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Mob. Law In Madison Comnty-The Negro
Hanged by n Mob-An Exciting Contest for
tho Possession Of the Negro.
Sr Louss. Dec II, 1885,.
The negro, Marshall already reported arrested for
participation in the horrible double murder near Alton
has confessed the crime but charged that the fatal blow
was struck by his accomplish who is yet At large.
Their object was plunder and they killed the Gcsman
Pepys, becauso he threatened to defeat their plans
On the return Of tho constable Venice the nearest
town. yesterday, the populace tried to seize Marshall
to hang him. They lassoed him and tried 10 draw min to
treo His and the constabies exeriion prevented
SUCCESS BY dnt OF threats and hard pushing tho con-
stable managed to reach the side OF the trembling
wretch, whom he pushed up stairs to the hall over
Robinsons store. threatening any who attempted to
follow him with instant death. Having locked himself
and the negro in he sont for Squire Robinson Who
addressed the angry crowd, pointing out them the
enormity OF the oense they TO wrcst tho victim
from the hands Of law and sacrifice him the altar
OF unreasoning vengeance. This had the effect TO
quiet the clamors Of tho crowd for a while.
About SIX O'Clock the mob gathered again and de-
manded the prisoner. Constable Byrne refused to de-
liver him. They then assaulted the door. Byrne
warned them that II they did not desst he would fire
he fired shot through tho door which caused them
to suspend operations From the groans that followed
this shot he Is satisfied that II took effect upon
one Of the mob. silence OF about ten
the mob outside and the attack tho door again
resumed, and after Mr. Byrne had emptied five OF the
barrels OF his pistol throueh the door ii bursed in
no knocked down and trampled upon the negro
wagon, taken from the town TO convenient spot aud
hanged.
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the pAess TeLecRAms.

The Decree Relating - tho Mexican bends'
HAVANA, Doc 10, 1857.
Advicss from Mexico STATE thas asaor Romero Is about
rstsrn % Washington - Envoy ExtFaordinary and
Minister Psnipstsntiay 70 che United States Mexico
will ass send diplomatic agents % the South American
rspablics.
Full information had besn recsived IN tho city OF
Mexico relative contracts made In tho United States
for and munitions Of war during the French inter.
vcnton and decree about 70 he issued by Pres-
dent yuarez consold ating the bonds issued therefor,
and specifying detail those recognized by the repub
Porfrio Diaz the road 10 tho capital with the
trophies captured at Qusr6taro.
Inc Mexican journals object TO the holding OF secret
session by Congress.
Robbcres continue every in Mexico. and organ.
red bands OF brgsnds arc numerous
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people have ct heart Three persons have
been killed, forty others have been badly
injured, and what has been the RESULT Colonel
Burke has not been liberated but the great
journals, giving expression to the sentiments
Of an incensed and indignant public, cry out
as with one voice for vengeance. Nor can there
be the slightest doubt that rstribution, swirl
and sure, win follow. Colonel Kelly would be
safer in New York than in London. The true
policy Of the disafFected in Ireland, Scotland
and England is to wait for manhood suffrage,
which will come, and which, when it does
come, will, no doubt, work the needed cure.
The New York herald., 1867-12-15


The Killed mud Wounded by the CierkenweII
Expio-ian-t.rn.r Condemnation of the
Fcnians. . 90,
The police authorities this morning report three
killed and abcst forty badly injured by the cicrkenwe
explosion yesterday
Tho excitement in the city last evening was very
great Nearly all the morning journals to-day have
editorial articles the subject Of the explosion
Pablic Opinion.
Tho entire press TO DO Of opinion that the time
for Ienty towards the Fensns has passed The London
Tines is particularly decided remarks and closes
lengthy article with the following words Lot there
bc no more clemency for Fenisnis which Is uni xture
Of treason and assassination"
The i,anr-s.
IosaoS, pec 1t-Evening
An inquest on tho bodies OF killed. by tbs late
explosion At Clcrkenwcs viii 10 held Tuesday next
Examination of the rri-snrr-
Timothy Desmond Jerry Alien aud Ann Justice who
wsrs yesterday tbs Gene Of the explosion
we're brought Bow stroet to-day FOR cxamipat'on
The onIy proof Of the gum Of the prisoners tbe
fact OF their beng spot AID dying just aer
the explosion occurred
The prisoners subjected 70 long and sharp
examination the presence Of large crowd Of psople
Nothing deauite was proved against thcm. and they
wers rsmanded to prison.
Colonel Burke In Cearf.
L,vDo>. Dec. l4-Evening.
Msssrs Burke and Casey. two Of tue fenians who arc
confined in Cierkenwe Prison, we're brought 70 Bow
street to-day for examination. Nothing was eictcd,
and tho prisoners were remandcd.
During the examination Mr.. Burke took occasion 10
DENY all knowledse the cause OF the explosion
in tho prison yard.
Colonel kcIiy's Movements.
Rumors current that Colonel Kelly. tho Fenisn
prisoner who was rescued Manchester IL In England,
Notwithstanding the stories 10 the contrary aud that he
s ssl directing ihe movements Of the Fsnan Brother
hood.
There are those Who openly that the explosion
at Cersenwe the result OF Of the schemes OF
The JeH Davis Naval suite.
LoSpos, Dec. IA, 1851
In the Court Of Admiralty to-day Prioiesn's plea In
ths case or the rebel vessel Alexandra, admit
ted. commission is 70 be issued for procuring ev
dsncs n The United statss