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MERCHANTS LINE.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON PACKETS.
FOR NEW YORK.
Freights Forwarded 60 Liverpool and
Havre, and all Po nts North and East
United states.

A~ THIS LINE Is COMPOSED OF THE For,
tA LOWING FIRsT.CLAsS PACKETS, leaving
LNNSeach port weekly:
Wyatt. Master
Schooner MYRovER, 495 tons, Hughes, Master.
Schooner ROBERT lALDwFiLL, <66 ions, Mccormick
Master.
Schooner MOSES B. BRAMHALL sss tons. Husssy
Muster.
Schooner LILLY, 4l2 tons. Francis, Maste-.
schooner w. SMI b, 4l0 tons, Tooker Master,
Also other IRST.,LASj VESSELS running IN con
nectton. Freight TAKEN AT WEST KA ES. AL
rerchaldz prod consigned to Of the Agents
will be forwarded FREE OF COMMISSION from thlt
port to points OF destination, and iNoURANC. FECT
ED AS Low As BY FIRST. GLASS STEAMSHIPS OF
SAIL VESSELS.
For Freight engagements opplv TO
WILLY M ROACH, Charleston. O.
Orto n. D. MoCREADY CO., New York,
November 16 limo
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AHairs in Louisiana.

NEw ORLEANS November 1s.-special Orders
from headquarters OF the Fifth Military Ois'tt.'
removes Harry T. Hayes for the same reason 10
signed in former order removing him, and ap-
points Dr. Geor. W. Avery in his place. Ine
same order. removes R. P. O'Roprke, Clerk OF the
Second District Cours of the Parish OF Orleans lol
malfeasance in Office, and appoints R. L. Shelley
30 the vacancy created. Shelley was former cor,
respondent of the New York Tribune, and now OF
Forneys Press.
W. H. Riley, Manager of the 81. Charles Thea
ne, died suddenly Of chill on Saturday evening
He had arrived but few days before from Indian
spois, and was buried Oh SUNDAY evening with
Ma.onis orders.
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Alabama Convention

MorrooMEsy, November ls.-ln the Recon
structiou Convention an Orc nance was passed to
third reading appropriating $50, 900 to pay the Off
GERS and members who are to receive IS per diem
and s. mileage for every twenty miles Of travel
cash way to and from the Capital.
The Committee on Taxation reported section
providing that all taxes shall be assessed in exact
vuuportion to the value Of the property, but the
Legislature may levya poll-tax of $3.50 to be ap-
piled exclusively to the School Fund. 1t was or
dered to be printed. The franchise question was
discussed until the hour for adjournment.
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Market Reports.
NOON DISPATCH,

NEs YosK, November 1s.-Flour duh and droop-
ing. Wheat dull and in buyers favor. Corn l 1
% batter. Pork dali; Mss s21. Lard duh. Cot
ton quiet, at l7i 18o. Freishts vegy quiet. Tur-
nsntipe 544 q 55c Rosin quiet at 81 80. Stocks
active but lower after call; Gold S9s; Money peE
cent: Sterling unchanged; 80 Coupons 1881
EVENING DESPATCH.
Cotton sales 1900 bales, at 179 o 16c. Flour dull
state 50 40 q 10 25; Southern s1c IA 25. "hea
8rmer: Amber So 70. Corn steady. Oats dua
Provisions dull. Whisky quiet Groceries quiet
Carolina Rice ssc. Turpentine % 5'c. Rosn
e 40 8. Freights on Cotton, by sail, 5-led
Money 7; Gold 1895; Governments steady.
BALTIMORE, November 18.-Cotton very dull a
l7sc. Flour dull; nothing doing, Whe't steaIy
Red s26Oe255. Corn firm; old 81 So l 81 new
M15a12s. Oats dull at 70 Tic. RE 5s Cue
Provisions very dull.
wnMrsoroN, November 1S.-Turpentine hrm
at ss Bosn steady; sales 1900 Dhls at ss4. ssa o.
for common to pale. Cotton quiet at 10y 10
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rTA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO III

@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO Hh
country home after sojourn OF few months In t!
city was hardly recognized By her ienda In place Of
coarse rustic, flushed saoe. abe had soft ruby COZ
plarion OF alr,o,t marble smcothness. ard instead
w ntythrec she really appeared but eighteen. Upon IT,
quiry as to the cause OF great change ale pain
told them that she used the ClRCA-SiAN BALM. ar
conndersd an invaluable to any
BY its use any Lady Gentlemen can Improve theis per
sonal appearance bunired fo!d. 1t Is simple IN Il
combination as Nature herself s simple yet insprpass
ed in Its efficacy IN drawing impurities nom. also hea
ing cleanaing and beautfyrs ile AKIN and complexion
BY its direct cton CT the cutics draws from It all IT.
impurities ndly healing the same and leaving the sur
face as Nature IL tended It should becear soft smooth
and beautiful Price 81, sent by Mail Express on
cept of an order, by
". !. CLARK & CO.. Chemists.
No 9 Vest Eayette Street. Syracuse, N. Y.
Tie only Americcu Agents far the sale Of the same
NIarchsO Tyr
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our waslainston D,spatches.

WASHINGTON, November 1S-Evening papers re-
port caucus Of leading Democrats here, who,
after several hours consultation, settled on James
B. steedman and John Quincy Adams as candi'
dates for President and Vice-President.
The Judiciary Committee has resumed the re-
ception Of impeachment testimony.
Hon. E. Cooper has been appointed Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury. and will enter on the
duties Of his Office on December 1st.
The Revenue receipts to-day amount to s525, ,o)O
A private letter from General Mcclellan says
that he will under no circumstances accept public
Office.
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The LEGALITY OF IHR EMANCIPATION AMEND,
MENI-An important question mas Peen reIe[reo
to the Attorney Get era for decision, by the Sec
retary Of State touching the Legality OF the email
cipation amendment to the Constitution. IL ap-
pears that captain of British vessel recently
btclght into the poIt OF Key west, fia., tnie'
black sailors whereupon the local authorities m
dicted him urcer the State laws, which prohibit
the introduction Oh emigration Of free negroes.
The captain has appealed to Mr.. Ford, Charge;
oAfaires Of Great Britain here, who has addressed
@ note TO Secretary Seward on the subject Penalng
he act on of the Attorney General action against
the Erolsh captain has been suspended.
The Constitution provides that the migration or
;mportatcn OF such persons as the States think
proper to adm. shall not re prohibited prlor 70
tbe year 1908. That is, the slave rlaGs should not
be prohibited before that date. AS Is VOL knoHh,
os soon as that date arrived, Congress, Ill strong
I'D elaborate acts which have remained evel
since in force. prohibited the slave trade. Ihe
Innqnape of one Of the principal OF these actl
ia. .sSRall import or bring any negro, muatto
~ other nerson of color, not being native, q
ci,;zon or registered seaman Of the United States
or Seaman. natives OF countries beyond the Cape
80 I'd Hope into any port Or place oI the ohit.
ahaii be situated ID eny 9ts.o wi.Gl
has b s Tt' bas Or sha! prohibit tho ses m'
SION or inn citation OF such neigo LuS ~ sly II
ether person of color, &c. In most " tap on
tho South free persons Of color are ptoASSIt SIat- n
coming or being brought INTO Ine 90 10 eencr
course, no person is slave III ~ ihe State ent
! sold. The question now is whether tps epoA.rot ~
Of slavery b5 amendment of the Corstitds'2li, ",.t
the passage too, of the fanous civil rights oh. o
rot repeal ell avs now in force prohibiting Wha
IS known as the slayo trade. by removing all re
striction 10 f.e3 .rmgration.- Wash Sdr.
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LONDON, November 1s.-The viceroy of Egypt
has recalled the American missionaries and native
Christian converts who were banished.
LONDON, November 1S.-Noon.-Consols 81 9-16;
5-2O's 7Ol.
LIVERPOOL, November s-Noon.-Cotton stea-
dy, with little more animation. Sales 10000
bales; others unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, ovenber 1S.-2 P. M.-Cotton
steady and unchanged. Corn Sd. higher. Bacon
Is. lower Tallow AS. Cd. Turpentine z7s. 3d.
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can.srzatixe Convention in Georgia.

Augusta, November 1s.-The Conservative press
aro advocating the meeting OF Convention at
Macon on the 9Th December, for the purpose OF
organizing party in opposition to reconstruction
under the Military Acts, and with view to defeat
the Constitution to be submitted by the Recon-
structon Convention, taking it for granted that no
Consultation can be submitted that will be accept
able 70 their party. Neither the time nor the
place Of meeting Of the Reconstruction Convention
has vet been made known.
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Mr.. Johu Mitchell promises t , make his Irish
c;tzsn newspaper, just started IL New York, Il:
instrumcnt OF benefit to tue South, in the way OF
o ,uragement to immigration. He proposes to
give lnformation concerning the Southern Steteo
ef'yarab,o to the white race" setting forth the
- ,tr1re of the soil, the usual products, the ca
ons, market facilities, transportation. running
streams etc. The Citiz.n 7ill circulate largely in
Europe particularly among classes inclined to
seek homes in this country.
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In London subscription books have Decn
opened for the stock OF tne Metropolitan hestaG-
rat G many. The company promises e1traoTui-
Gn occardn ~ bs bt low priegS M ITO urovie
superior dinners. luncheons wines, &C., OF the
fine 1t description procurable in the markets. nee
from ell adulteration or mixture and at profit OF
q pei cent On the wholesale price" The LonaUn 1Nnn
sition, notwithstanding the prospectus is embel-
hshed with the royal arms.
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a%NERvOUS DEBILITY, WITH ITS GLOOM
atendlnts. low spirits, depression, involuntary
sons, loss of seen spermat r1ha loss of power aizz
head loss Of memory, and threatened potenre and in
becfity, and a sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS az
MEoPATH1c SPECIFIC No. TwENTY-EIGH1. Com
posed OF the most valuable mild and potent curahves
they strike ut the root of the matter tone up th
svste arrest tho discharges and impart vgor and
ergy, life and vitality, TO the entire man. They have
cured thousands OF cases. Price IS per package OF ST.,
boxes and VIAL 81 per sngla box Sold by druggists
and sent by mail recetpto, price. Address HUN.
PHREYs' SPEcHIo HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY, No. 5s2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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WAC Florit Q Elections.

ArousrA, November 1s.--Returns show that the
Flo,;da Convention is carried by decided major!-
~ o,ths registered voters, nearly all the blacks
are voting sud but few whites. large number
~ naoroes are elected. In Leon County three out
OF four delegates are negroes.
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OBITUARY.

OBITUARY..
DEPARTED THIS LIFE. November 1s, 1857 Mrs.
ANN CAROLINE HONOUR, wife OF JOHN q. HoNoUn,
aged Ga years and months.
RS- THE hELATIvEs AND FRIENDS OF THE FA-
MIL invited to attend her Funeral Services ct the
Wentworth street Lutheran Church, This Afternoon, at
Three o'clock November 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aT CONSIG les PER STEAMER chan
PION notified that she is dischai ging cargo Th,s
Day at Adger's South Wharf Goods remaining on ia.
wharf sunset will be stored owners risk aud e1-
pense. STREET BROS l. CO.,
Noyember 10 Con :ioneea
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October 10

ArNOTICE + MAR[NEl.S.-C APi I'm
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vesse.s IN ..e
RIVER are requested TO do 90 anywhere within dire
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILRoA.
wHARYES, on the Charleston and St. Andrews side c
the Ashley Rlsof by which precauon, contact with to-
submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
B. G. TURNEn, q. II.
aarbor MAst4rs oAloe Charleston, February 9, 1885,
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MARRIED.

On the 14th inst, at Birdwood. Albemarle County,
Va. b. the Rev. j. S. LINDSAY Dr. j. EDGAR Chan ell
lor OF the UNIVERSITY of Virginia. and Mrs. GABRIELLA
WINGES, of Albrmarle County, Va.
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@MRs. WINSLOw's soUTHING SYRUP FOE
choron Teehng greatly facilitates he process Of teeth
ing, by softenng the gums. reducing all inflammation
will allay and spasmodic action. and Is SURE
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it. moth
ers 1t will give rest to yourselves, and BELIEF AMI
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have put up and sold this article for years. and
say in confidence and truth OF 1t what have never
been able TO cay of any other medi:ineNever has 1t fail
ed In single instance to effect cure when timely used
Never did know instance OF dissatisfaction by any
one who usedi On the cont ary, all are delighted with
Its operation, and speak in terms Of commendaon of Iti
magical effects and medical virtues.
We speak In this matter WHAT WE DO KNOW" afte,
years of experience and pledge reputation for the
ulfllment Of what here declare In almost every In
stance where the infant is suffering from pain and
hauson relief will be found in fifteen twenty minutes
after the syrup Is administered
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
Be sure and call for
"MRs. wINSLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac sH,ile OF COURTS PERKINS" on the
outside wrapper. All others are base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout tha world. Price only
IS cents per bottle.
oaces-No. 216 Fulton street. New York; No 206 High
Holborn. London, England; No. AL St. aul street. Mon
trea Canada. DOWIE NOISE, Agents,
August27 auths6mo Charleston. S. @.
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ARatrs In Virginia.

RICHMOND November 1s.-Judge Burnham de-
hyered the charge to the Grand Jury to-day, and
said that happier state Of society was beginning
10 appear, and, while We cannot close our eyes to
threatened OWLS and disturbances in the commu,
nifty, yet the crisis may be safely passed by for
bearance and firm and impartial administration
of the law He called attention to the fact that
the greater number Of crimes before the Court
were committed by freedmen, and said that all the
cases must be tried critically and impartally.
A telegram to the Enquirer from Danville an
nounces the robbery Of the storehouse Of j. NJ.
Waller, last night, of $50, 900 in money.
Fires, Failures, Deaths and Legal Decisions
BUFFALO, November 1s.-The propeller Ante
iope was burned at her wharf Loss s15O,ooo.
NEW Yosx, November 1s.-A phosphate of lime
factory, near Roxbury, Mass, has been burned.
Loss nearly 100000.
MgMpz1s, November 1S.-There were sixteen
Yellow Fever deaths for the week. The city is
now healthy.
sss FaANo1sco, November 1s.-In the suit Of the
State Of California against the Steamship Moses
Taylor for failure to stamp passage tickets, Judge
Sawyer dec idei the Stamp Act to be unconstitu-
Nonll
The China steamer Great Republic is overdue
three days.
CHICAGO, November 18.-Negro suffrage is GER
tainly defeated in Minnesota by one thousand
votes.
PHILADELPHIA, November ia dry goods
house with liabilities to the amount Of $500, ,OO0
and machinist firm with indebtedness OF $780,
900, have failed
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Ths r,s.4fon in Worth Caroline.

WfsuNaroN, November 1s.-Arrangements are
eomplets for the election tomorrow. In some
counties great many negroes are cooperating
With the Sonthern whites. In Halifax county, one
nerr, candidate is on the Conservative ticket.
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@NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING G
CLAIMS against the Estate OF JAMES PHNNEY, de-
ceased late Of this city Printer requested to render
them In legally tested and those indebted to the said
Estate will mako payment to the subscriber.
RUFUS C. BARKLEY,
Administrator Of James Phinney, deceased.
l8
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THE PRISONERS SPEECHES.

And now commenced the most extraordinary
scene I ever witnessed in Court OF JUSTICE:
When asked what they had 20 say WY sentence OIL
death should not now be passed upon tneu-a
miserable and useless Formally, since Whatever
thew had to say should have been said to the jury
hef3re the yerdct-each of the five prisoners ad-
dressed the Court, and each IN his way was eio-
omant and four were bold and defiant. The fifth,
poor Mcguire, solqler thirteen years IN the
Oueen's service, declared. "na' Fruly peAoVe,
that he never was Fenlan, had never oesp ~ guy
wnv concerned in the rescue, and was quietly at
home in his sisters house. as was sworn by i've
nn;mneached witnesses, added to policeman
who Testified to his quiet habits. That jury
COMIC ccraemn a man to death on sucn cnarYe
with such d probability of mistaken identity, can
only be accounted Tor ny TIE ISc' tuaI tney were
acting under strong excliem mt.
| Tho speeches OF the four Fen;an prisoners can
Give peIb itln so far as their words are concerned;
| Int no words can convey al idea OF the courage,
| the berosm, the devotion with which these men
| met their fsts. Aliens looks deceived me. For O
how Of 19-aud lo docs rot look older-and one OF
ordinary opportunities, he showed sn eZtraordi-
| nary spirit There was not a tremor IN his voice,
which rang full and clear through the Court room.
| need not give all that was said, but IN condens-
ing the speeches will give only tue words and
phrases of the speakers. have only omitted por-
tons relating to testimony, OF othei "ise unneces-
sary. Allen said
Hy LORDS AND GENTLEMEN: Your question is
| one that csn se e2sly as.ed, but other and moro
eloquent mer than ! ar? could not answer ii.
Whsre are the men Burke, Emmett and others,
Who have stood in To- dock like ne, i'll defence ct
thoir 5 country? 40 nan in this Court regrets :he
death of Sergeant Brett more than do, and
positively say, in the presence OF the Almighty
and everything Cod, tina. am innocent-aye, as
| innocent As gnv man il this Court. don't say
| This for the cake Oh rnercy-l want no mercy
TgI' TiI have no mercy. I'll die, &C many thou
asnds nv have died, for tie sake OF their beloved
land, and in defence of IT, it. will dc proudly
and triumphsntly IL defence Hs Of republican
eensIaved people. Is it possible We are asked
Wh; sentence snouid not be passed upon U.s. OIL
e eyide zee of prostitutes OF the streets Of blu-
chester fellows out OF work, convicted fe ons-
ore nm ishman sent ,nced to be hanged whel q
e o'ish dog would have got Off say positive
an defantIy, justice has not been done me since
~a, arrested. If justice had been done me,
would o not have been handcufed a.the preliminary
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sG BEAUTIFCL RAIR.-MANY fEAhs In
ohecal e1periments MSS resulted IN the perfecoon o.
cuEvAL1ERs LIFE FOR TIE HAIR. an cn,iVallea
hair dressing, ipartng Lie and increased nu'r-
ant 70 She hair preventing badness and a-resng Its
.,,,o, commenced; regulating and sustaining
.hs pripcpl. upon which the color of hsir depends
-, Nv no,it vcly restoring grey hair to its original
.,, vo,,thfrl beauty aud stopping ta falling ou'
a, onos. sold by oil Druggists
- 6. A. CEEvALlER, Md, New York
,..,iobv DOwIE x NOISE,
wholesale Agents for South Carolina
,,.1- uhs 9mo No. !5l Meeting street.
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S H | P P I N G .
FOR WILMINGTON. N.

THE SCHOONER "FRANK B. COTTON, {"
LIN Robinson, Master, will have dispatch for the
ZN1NSabove port. For Freight engagements apply to
RISLEY / CREIGH ON
November 10 Nos. 143 and 145 East Bay
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VESSELS WANTED,

I'm
RISIEY CREIGH ON
November 10 q Nos. 143 and 145 East Bay.
VESSELS WANTED,
e TO LOAD FOR CUBA, BARBADOS, ST.
IoSN\5h thomas, Nassau, Mexico, Cent al America,
lG&1SYR River Platte, Liverpool, London ard Bre-
ras--Z5mep.
For Northern end Eastern pcrts Good rates given.
RISLEY CREIGT0N,
shipping and Commission Merchants,
November Is limo Nos. 143 and 145 Eas. Bay.
KIN FOR BOSTON-BRIG JOSIE A.
kJ-s1aN DEVEREAUX, Clark Master, having the heavy
IEM1S portion OF her rgc engaged will take balance
!@S In Cotton or Naval Stores, and sail with dis
patch
For Freight engagements apply to
STREET, BROTHERS l. CO.
November Is
ryFc FOR LIVERPOOL.-THE FAVOR
NM TIE British Bark, "THE QUEEN" McNab
l4S Master, having large portion OF her cargo en-
gagged, will meet with dispatch ior the above
port
For Freight engagements, apply to
November 19 ROBERT MUDE co.
E FOR LIvERPOOL.-THE FINE
rT1S\ new corpered bark CHATTANOOGA (of small
.Ek4NYc acityl George Freeman Master, will be dis
g. patched for the above port.
For Freight engagements apply to
w. B. SMITH CO.,
November 18 Napier's Range.
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@ BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THiS
SPLENDID BAIR DYE is the best In the world. The
only true and perfect Dy.harmless, reliable, nstan-
taneous. No disappointment No rid,nulo1s Ints
Natural Black Brown. Remedies thu III ELECTS OF b0
Dyer Invgortes The La leaving it soft and beautiful
The esaans signed WILLIAM A. Ga:aietor AL otA' Is
are mere limitations and should be avoided s0a Dy IL
Druggists and Perfumers Factory, No. 81 barceF
street, New York,
rs- BEWARE OF A CoUNTERFElT-
~
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MARRIAGE AND CE -IBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF True MANI oD.-An Ess-y Tor
Young Mon on IL, Crime ci solitude Id the Physic-
,ogicai Errors buses and Diseases which create I'm
Dcd,neuts to MARRIAGE with sure means Of Reliet.
SENT in sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge.
address DR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadephia, Pa
September rs smos
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TUE DEATN sENTENCE

TLs two Judges put on ther black caps, and in
the hushed silence Mr.. Justice Mellor read the
sentence Of death against the five prisoners. They
not only So sna fro asnan but tumhan 3
more nor cry, as they iaced the crowd before de-
scending the staircase, Of God bless old Ireland !"
Then the crowded Court cmptied itsel. into the
crowded street, where the news was spreading like
CIRCLES in the water, as it Was also flashing over
the wires Of the telegraph to England, Ireland and
under military escort, were taken to the prison,
where, if there is no delay, of execution, IL two
wncl,s after the close of the Asszes, they ere
sentenced to be hanged and buried.
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VOLUME V. NO. 7O2.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.

(BY ATLANTIC TELEaRApH.1