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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-13

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NORTH GEsMAN LLoYD-ExrRA TRIP
j. Meyer VIZ lesys on an EXTRA TkIP for sREGEN
via soofhA sAnTiGHRbAY, JUNE "a, ArrM.
S ss HsHs sssxrs
" 'As u'r-l oEIEies o6s 8 -BBR Essd street.
SrEAn TO s SvHsSS sS 9,g, AND LIVERPOOL.
MsNEsorA .o's only 70 s.ss sassSsd.y june IS
ChlCAGo. Saturday, june ~
Cabin pa..as. So sna g Sc R hass tickets $780, gold
Passage New York and remtances 70 Ireland at low
Apply TO WILLIAMS 4 GuIoN, % Broadway and 50
T oNDoN AMP NEW YORK STEAMSHIP II
Excursion tickets at reduced rates. available for six
CELIA Captain Geadel from New York June o.
CAPTAIN iP Ksm IRON from Men New Yol Yog 20
gEoSA eaP1sp r Dson from Ssw fo,k August
No North river for London calling at Bres on Saturday
Until further notice all the steamers Of this line win call
at Bres land passengers Tickets sold through BY rail- to
Freight viii Be taken through ladng given
aDsp e sRT cs sRS nns
For freight apply 4, q 4, south street. .w,,Y
CrEAM TO oUEENsrowN AND LIVERPOOL EVERY
June W
d ss Apply Fl rse
passage onice 70 Broadway. OF Rector street.
c1Sc GOLD TO PARIS AND BACK
REDUCTION OF PASSAGE RATES.
TO AND FROM LlyERP0oL GLASGOW AND
EXCURSION TICKETS $40 CURRENCY.
The favorite passenger steamers of
THE ANCHOR LINE SAIL EVERY SATURDAY
LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW, calling a. LONDONDERRY
10 land mails and passengers.
UNITED KINGDOM smith ............. juno Is
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CALEDONIA, Mcdonald. June 20
From companys pier No. 20 North river.
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
Cabins $ll0 and $780, according 10 location. Storage,
SOS.
Prepaid Certificates from Liverpool Glasgow and Derry.
SIS.
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, Havre, Ant
werp &C.. at very low rates.
As tn company does employ passengers will
please come direct TO the office.
For further information apply at the companys Offices
FRANCIS MACDONALD 4 CO., Agents.
No Bowling Green, New York.
OITY OF PARIS-FOR SALE, A PASSAGE TICKET
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CITY OF PARIs-FOR SALE, A PASSAGE TICKET
" City OF Paris, sail Saturday next. Apply 10
HUTTON WATSON, 50 South street.
A MEXICAN CITIZENS GOING TO EUROPE, SHOULD
"A obtain their Passports from JOHN LANKTREE,
United States Passport Agent Is Cene street. New York.
the City Hall.
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RIO LET-A STRICTLY FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE IN
the city of Newburg, containing all modern convent
ences with stable carriage house and other outbuldngs
fruit very handsome location house fully carpeted and In
tptop order acceptable private family. For
particulars apply to 8. KILpATRICN, Bulls Head Bank
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YACHT RACE -FIsHISG BANKs.-FoR A. sPLEN.
did sea view Of the yacht take the hshinG bank
WYOMING which leaves on Tuesday and Thursday
a. foow:-reck alp =. Shri,ophsr stree. a. "; pier
ments on board.
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you relation to the fate OF 90 many persons
threatened by the horrors Of a bloody .ssaas
chspuitepec csnseway II you white tag win
half way alone and without arms II not We shall
return ne conviction that at least have done
'N- N'' - ''' JOSE DE ARGAlz
s. DE MOBELLAN
Al Ave O'Clock that afternoon senor Pardo started for
Mexico with the ana verbal instructions i'm
press upon General Tabers the importance Of the subject
On tue following morning. at the appointed hour. We
took our position In the trenches and up a white
nag Shortly after horseman rode out from the be-
s,esed lines sith white tag and advanced mid way,
when he recognized by the soldiers who to
meet him. The horseman bore the following letter.
GESrLEHES-Iast night at seven O'clock your note Of
that date delivered 10 In II whether had
hap. tEs hoaor o. state ha, did not reesiue taea
IMPOSITION forbds that go to the point which indi
cate for an interview to-day outside the fortisa.oIs
On receiving this reply we withdrew; and on that
afternoon Mr. d'Argeuce started for Mexico with two
letters signed by the Emperor 70 be delivered 70 General
shat the President had suspended his trial
until the arrival OF his defenders-Messrs. Riva
Pslacio and Martinez de Ia Torresnd requesting him 10
accompany them and TO start with the charges
milan makes any responsible for all the conse-
qucncas should be the Of causing any delay
The other letter to ne American Consul, beeecng him
10 hasten TO the Of the Prince SalmS mho is
citizen IF his country.
Moreover, we wrote to 0-neral Tabera and the Aus
TRAN colonel through another cbauneh notifying them
of The above letters been forwarded, and also OF
thoir contents
In view Of a which and in order all respon
sbility from General Poririo Daz we have drawn up
the crescent minutes to set forth his just conduct
aud the anxiety ho fe for the capital should 1t be as
saulted.
In testimony whereof we have hsreuno set signs
manual, this Sd day OF June. 1867, a. TacuhayA
JOSE DE ARGAlz,
s. DE MCCLELLAN,
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arc 10 restrained plaintiff and the other taxpayers Of said
city ana SSan % hsr Ss sses that = 6e verify
the said defendants claiming 70 be members OF the socaed
ees Sss IN
a sa soar s sega ns Viii be-
sive litigation which plaintiff and the other taxpayers %
funds viii be saasndsred and wasted such
claimants may have their claims allowed by SAD so,ra
persons whose Claims may Be dsaowed sid Board OF
on A o VIM h sy y Ss"
and 9at Is az ana % sns nos
Ss bar ana s ss
win only be at the cost Of MAINTAINING the said hoard q
Audit which cost must be borne By the e sia n
the exsmnaon Of claims presented % sad Board such
viii reap no bsne whatever the action Of said Board
Of Audit and win be further compelled 70 ,gats anew an
Aud that be has applied TO the Coun
Ss % sd
BY @ %ds 70 the m Ssr OF s %
and to members Of said Common Council TO commence an
as 1n the Claiming 70 as
Audit, the legality of the constitution Of said Board,
n s IS SS & the ns s o
ns s isa OF s has ane Neglected and
TO my such action. interfere any
ss ss ad f
deponent believes sd Corporation has not 70
as BY said Board
Sosss SSss and nao' sf Day oi
cory INJUNCTION
SuPrExE CouRr-Jlseph u. Varn,na, PiuinfS, Va.
Cbuu,v M Depesc Oers-On the annexed affidavit End
ouplant this action let the defennts show cause be-
fore one justices Of this court Special Perm there
Of held City Hall the city Of New York.
Monday OF Augrs 1857, ut twelve O'Clock noon,
why an order uncton should not be made. retr lining
and enoinng the defendants prayed for IN said com
pant and why such njuncon should not be continued
during the tendency of tn Is action.
And motion OF g. +. Noyes md J. r. DAILY plain
ts attorneys thai the meantime and until
the further order OF this court 10 be made no notice the de-
fe,dants Chauncey Depew, John II. Martindae Benja
min W. Bonney Richard b. Connolly, Comptroller OF the
city OF New York and William r. stewart and each OF them
refrain meeting auditing. adjusting setting any
claims a Board of Audit and from proceeding In
manner under of the ninth section OF chap
ter $50 of the Laws Of the of New York passed April
23. 1867. GEoRGE G. BARNARD, j. >. Q.
Nkw YORK, July n, 1867.
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HE G OUR r S.
LIMITED STATES ulsIaIcT COURT.

The Great Cotton Case-One Million Doiiar's
Worth Of Property lnvoived-Decision OF 'no
Before Judge Blatchford.
The United Sa.s rs. Vernon II. Stevenson. this
case the Ccur, yesterday rendered its decision, de-
nyng motion TO attachment issued on March
last aGans: the property Of the defendant under the
following crcumstauces:-
The originated the information and deposition
OF John w. Hambleton Shelby county, Tennessee, no
affidavit setting forth that tho defendant Stevenson,
quartermaster Of transportation in the rebel army
during the rebellion had al the close Of the rebeon'
become possessed Of three thousand bales OF cotton,
which he had secretly conveyed 10 this city and as
posed OF, converting the proceeds-one million aoiAs
TO his own use which, according TO the statute, oe,
ionged TO the United States On this Informal lon anu
affidavit libel filed by the United States District
Attorney, Mr. Courtney, the money from the
defendant ana an attachment was issued In March ,asI
against his (teve3sons) property The case Then came
up the United states District Court and stosenspn,
through his counsel, Messrs. Ward Whit head, moved
for trial al the June term The case however c'nu ho'
DO reached dun. that term count OF me me occu
pied in the champagne Cases. aud IL was therefore put
OF the October of Dseudant's conn
sell ihereupon moved that the attachment against ths
property be vacated the ground that he tdeiendan)
was man Of considerable property before the reoson
being then worth $T00 coo; that he was now perna
nent resident this city and state. having purchased
residence here for himself and fam y; that ne was
ready tor rlai and tna the iniorner upon whose
unsupported testimony the attachment had been sued
had absconded from the city ana could not be found.
MI Courtney opposed the ino' on, alu presoneu scVe
raj afidavits Ia support. Io argued that the govern
ment and Treasury Department were anxious TO nave
tried but that no had been uDaoe reach at
June term and that with reference TO the absence OF
The principal wtnes, Hambaon. tha although he the
District Attorney did not know OF his present where
abouts yet had doubt but that he engaged IN
procuring tie necessary proof u the Southern States to
subsantiate the case against the defendant
For the defendant, il urged that the information
given the first instance for the purpose or levyng
blaclma and thai several applications on the part OF
nformer had been made 20 the defendant since the
brought 10 the cogrzance OF the govern
ment, TO sette the mon; of 81 900 or So 600
The Court after hearing very lengthy arguments from
counsel either sidc took the papers and yesterday
gave his ion denying the motion Of the defendant
chiefly the ground that the government had had but
of the in Win the could have been
tried; the government anxious totry The case
in the coming October and If the attachment was
released might be to the prejudice OF the govern
ment The motion was accordingly denied
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GoDtsOum TO TINE seRaIT SMITH LIBEL SUIT.
Mr. white, one Of the proprietors Of the Chicago
Tune publishes the following card in that paper Of the


9th inst -
tha, libel suit Of Gerr. smith the Tribune Com
upon the publication Of qn retracion upon
which was founded immeda'c my enrns hn
sa accomplished nothing further TO be done
.,ornsys who had been actively s%ploysd, 10 me
Dnsi any Of The sbseniees Dc heard from,
%ay 1VsR pisrss psrcsys
ans in the course Which they pursued
tina, they had been in possession Of tho
been lomewhst different from those which were agreed
For the many estnaoe qualities Of Mr. Cert. Smith
have high regard recall bis to me free .r sss
in the anti slavery cause with .amirs.ion su! am bound
Two years pursued his action against the Tsss founded
as Was upon p m sss NJ too s sFSm 70 s.lnn Sa
caused resolution have trial of the case
uPUn ,se "a msp .nd iO s ns sSs
Whether Mr. Gsrr smith fesned insanity Sse'ser sc shs
charge II made, would be seonaSc questions %
Se lpd Is.
awhs he tsr smith snrs that pryou.
knowedse in,ma0n Of John Browns nsnsSn q liar
ais sp, and hi. principles and''nas hs now warmly che
Now am 10 possession OF information which enables me
% affirm that Mr. Gerr sm'h was fully ADVISED n % yoen on
yns Tor long ms prior TO ssSs @ spesd IN sucs
Invasion or raid adsce money aud esups.l int i9
eryews place between Joha Brown and Ssrr, snin
the summer Of 1859, which John Brown unio.ded Z?
smith his plan FAR was then maturei niorm
him that Chamber sburg. Pennsyvan nad
been axed upon as the place 70 which arms SHOULD % Is
first sent, that the plan contemplated not merey
method Of running or slsves but military occupauon Oh
the country and eenersl insurrecou q slaves Ascom
violence and bl0odshcd and that GERM smitn
knew ,sscned 70 4 and furnsned Toneg 70 % - s
comedies with the that ucrr smith nad no pre-
vous knowledge ntimation Of John Browns q
does V the memory of John Brown under ns cr
The opportunity Of vindieaug the shts Of publishers In
the premises no longer open; but shas OF
fact history remAins fhave NO otner
In recurring the than shiA and ,ssm no aSsn
unless called 10 Do hohAS6 Whiins
Cu1cAc Iulv
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STATEN slAsD INTELLIGENCE.

srAppre ArrRY.-A social club from New York. held
picnic M Myers Grove. Port Richmond, o few days
ago, during which dispute having taken place about
the dinner, stephen Leonard, Q member OF the club,
stabbed Charles Trenton, Of the employees OF the
park, IN his arm with knife 0ficers Blake and Bro
gan attempted 10 srres Leonard but we're prevented.
Sergeant Washburns sent men In the police boat 10
nscrcept Daree which they did before their arrival
IN New York. Leonard was held for examination BY
Justice 0roshon; the others discharged
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Charles Anthon. LID.


We regret that this distinguished cassi
cal scholar died at his residence in this city yesterday
morning. in the seventeen year OF his age The de-
ceased was o native OF New York, having been born
hero during tho year 17o7 He the son Of the late
DR.. G. c. Anthem, German by birth and at one time
Surgeon General the British army. This position his
father resigned in 1885, whom, having previously mar
RED orphan daughter Of French officer, he removed
to this State, he settled and ever after resided
Dr. Charles Anthem the subject Of this sketch. was tno
fourth OF six He entered Colombia College when
wn sousr s' Hc them engaged in The study Of Law
tho Office Of Mr. John Anthon, his brother. and IN
1919 admitted to the bar OF the Supreme Court
The profession did appear however 10 have suited
hrs taste for during the following year S20 he was
appointed adjunct professor OF languages IN Columbia
years OF age the deceased was this timc. profound
classical scholar and In 1923 he produced his large edi
leading classical scholars of the day. About this me
he appointed rector OF the grammar school attached
the college, still retaining his position OF professor OF
fore for the press On tho resignation Of
Professor Moore, In 1885, Dr. Anthem became tie head
professor Of tho classical department Of Columbia
College, position he filed for thirty years to the
action Of all parsies concerned. The published
works OF tho deceased comprise some fifty volumes,
consisting chiey OF the Latin classics and aids TO the
stuiy OF the Classics Those works have obtained q
large circulation In the United States aud have been re-
published n Great Britain with marked success As
professor DR. Anthon OF the ablest instructors
in this country, and will always be remembered with
gratitude by me large NUMBER oi claSsica sChoarS tat
studied under him In his private e he amiable
aud charitable gentleman, and he leaves large number
OF warm personal friends 10 mourn his loss
Prince Henry LXvII. Of Reuss-Schleiz.
Our European nlcs the recent death OF this
German Prince. He was born on the goth Of October
1882 and succeeded his BROTHER Henry LXvI ruler
Of the primo ipalty the 10Th OF June 1854 The de-
ceased was made general Of cavalry the Prussan
army after occupation Of ReussScheiz He was mar
vod tho Of Apri a
Adelaide Lepriette, daughter OF Henry L., OF Rcuss-
Ebersdorf Tho deceased Prince II succeeded by his
eldest son, Henry, who was born on tho 2sn OF Nav
1892 and who holds the rank Of lieutenant colonel Of
cavalry In the Prussan army.
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TR0TTIyO At TR0Y.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 the HsaAlD.
TaoY. N. r., July 40, 1867, I
$50 O'Clock p. NJ. 4

TpoY, N. r., July 20, 1867,
$50 O'Clock p. NJ !
uo. for purse and stake Of $500 took place on u
Island Park course 10 day, mile heats best three In v
in harness, Dr. E. Jimmy HILL br ST. Lawrence al
q e. Joe Hill being the horses named The Hos was w
bv 4, rAvreuee IA three straight heats, - follows
I'm. heat 2:N: senpad beet a'Aa4 third nsaA AK
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COURT CALeN0AR-THlS DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CuAMBERs.-Nos. 80. l1S. l36, l40,
l6l, i68.
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TERM. Nos. 20o 2l0, 211, 212
2l3 PA, 2l5, 2l6 2l7 2lS, 49, go o2l 23, 224 226
226 OPT 22S
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NJ E X &c Q
Imperial Generals to be Tried
at Home.
Humanity Of Porfri0 Diaz During
the Siege.
~~~~>~>~~~~~~-~~~~~~>~~
Only One of the Liberal Ministers 0p.
posed to the Executions.
Interesting Details from the
Interior.

U,p6rmntlop Of the Late N-ws-The Generals
Taken mt QueretarO to be sent to Their
Respective states for TrIai-Address Of Es-
eobedo to Imperial Prisoners.
BROWNSVILLE July e. !
Via NEw 0RLEAHs July 20, 1867.
adv,ccs from San LUIS TO the 18th give the follow
ing intelligence
General vdaurr was shot In the city Of Mexico, in
d Domingo square he desired just before his
sjon To have an interview with General Daz which
refused He then asked that be might be allowed the
privilege Of seeing hts son before he died. but this
request was also refused.
n sohaFsr, the counsellor Of the Emperor Maximian
has been Imprisoned
Tho imperial generals arrested Queretaro who have
not becn already shot, Will be sent to their respective
Bates for trial.
General Narquez levyng preHamos In the capital
until the very hour before he left
The liberal govsrpment has decided that all the mpe
Jeal projects shall be sent into exile for six years and
Shslr secretaries Tor two years
General Juan Alvarez died at 1guaa In the latter part
- April
General Escobedo made the following address TO the
subaliern officers of tho imperial army before releasing
me iivos of those who forgetting they Mexcans
fought FOR foreigner elevated TO by the invader
bat tho Governments. always maRnanimous, forgves
those who until have been enemies OF their
try, 1t expects mat Ineir future conduct will
SOns OF Nexico You arc at liberty, and you may ask
yoar passports for any point where you choose to re-
aide.
An imperial soldier taken prisoner at Quer6taro, but
since liberated writes from Morca hat he has received
good treatment from the officers OF the liberal army.
A specie tram lett Guadalajara for Mangnnio the
"a. Several French prisoners recently released, accom-
panied tho train.
General Corona writing from the capital, rays:"All
She garrison with all its officers and chiefs except Mr.
qusz are in our power o Horan and iabera prison
Lcyva, Urbsuo, Lopez, Portta, Egeuro, Locunza,
md the Regent Sass surrendered themselves" II is
said that several persons aken prisoners in the capital
Will be punished with dealh.
The following particulars Of the occupation OF the
capital taken iron la Prsrso, of Guada jara:At
dayoreak the 2lst the parapets OF the enemy
perceived 10 be abandoned Shortly after the announce
elegraphed that the fortihcstions also
abandoned The order at given to advance
into the city. Eyerywtere found the trains
tire garrison had deserted and the returning
10 their homes Tabera the only who presented
himself saying he had remained good order,
deliver up the position and place himself at tho disposal
" the bosiegers prisoner of war
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LARGE FIRE IN cHIClso.

cmcAco july 20 1867
ere last nieht destroyed all the buildings on Nil.
wAnkes avenue, from No. 1s9 10 2ii They we're oecu-
pied principally by retail dealsrs The individual losses
range from 900 10 81, 600 The asgregais loss
alkQso. vhlsh y Poured toI bt0.0oa
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COMMENCEMENT or BATES COLLEGE.

LEWISTON, Ne, July 20. 1857.
rhs nrss commencement exercises OF Bates college
began yesterday afternoon, when the Baccalaursate
sermon vas preached by Dr. Cheney, President Of the
college The commandments proper takes place on
Wednesday. ps grsdsaiins elsss pumesn s9hs
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o 3 T = y A Z z .
John McCIenahan.


At half-p six O'Clock Sunday morning this gen.
temau expired at his residence West Baltic street.
brooklyn after protracted illness, from consumption.
The deceased a native OF Brooklyn where he was
born about the year 1885, and was about thirty two
years OF age at the time Of his death. He received
good education, and when lad Of seventeen re-
ceived position the reportoria staff Of the HERALD,
with which paper no remained connected TO the day Of
his death Several wears ago he contracted the con-
sumption, and although every effort made 10 eradi
cate the disease from his system IL remained in
rabe, and finally carried him off while yet In
the boon Of youth. The fatal malady with which
afflicted necessitatirg constant change OF air,
sr. McCleDahan promoted to the posi- ion OF travel
ling correspondent of the HERALD and Only few weeks
returned from trip 10 ths South, whittier he WAS
sent th the hope that tho mder climate Of that
ton would the progress Of his disease During
his fifteen years. connection with tho HERALD the de-
ceased gave many evidences Of an ability that would
have procured him secondary position in journalistic
had health and LONGER life boon vouchsafcd him
His death will be Of sincere regret TO large
number of associates and friends who had learned to
HIM for the many amiabe and manly qualities
he possessed
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From private correspondent at Monterey We learn OF
the srr-s, Of the traitor Lopez BY the Governor Of
oaxaca He says:-'iis treason to the Emperor pur.
chased his pardon from the supreme liberal chief Juarez
but It by no means purchases his from the
bloody talons Of the Governor OF 0axaca The proof
against hun Ia said TO be sufficient convict, and tho
prevailing opinion here Ia that he will be executed,
which God grant may be true" Tho charges against
Lopez are OF an atrocious character, and. whether
trumpsd up or true, are just might be ex-
pectsd TO be charged against a traitor.
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| Tho Great Cotton Case-OBe Million Dollars
Worth OF Property InvoIved-Decision OF tho
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w. Booth Introduction AZ tue
al the theatre hsis confirmed By Miss Honora FPatrcs
praesislaS With to%ie knives was here lead This Mr
Darlington said was also uneontrsdiced when Wech.
aH ana assed issyes susa wSas means Od
not 10 DO so inqustse'" ana Is gwen no
imrned ae visit the uerndon House. and II shows that
surrau and Both we're endeavorng TO secure hidiag
a u prepare room where they may conceal Of
~ Is sonee. 3D. sns whs9syer he leaves M n.
bloody sr sewsrds Again Weichman iestaes to
Mrs sga gs 70 The sesnasa ses's @ i.ts Ssd M, M i ss
rod says and he is then censured for gylns the
ao ~ s M al Stsn d P % mother
hm as game cock would be nursed for the lnal
Sa on ss s
mon Bsss stres. br i TSa so ,s, 20
Mrs. sarrairi' visit TO The Herndon House on
April 5weichutn Booth al Mrs surratrs house. He
xpr IL weiehssn drives Mrs srrai, 70 saratsss Is
ne con,rsdcican thaf He entrusted with small pack
e tod Be careful Q, Il Tsis delivered g John ,ss
dead body OF both broueh. from Virginia weshine
rsii..e Is tfatd 10 Sooh pos.eson In the next place
weichman eses the departure Of the prisoner snd
eesvs T s.es ass ~ ns IN . .sS%sn =
their Mr. Daniel q barry. Who show hss ne
rus there az some iss inma,sris asou,
the buggy and sbou, certain datcs but ne ~ou'o 70
dates or som imlnateriai fscss about. .r.nssc'won;
and the fact which wechm.S hun % pray Tor her
Intentions Des he lie upon that subject II wechman
sned .6e either i truly Or i.s:yx ssss xr rs surrs ws
shonid have ds thai request under the
aseSsss q bi,s .s:s. .ss
wou1n sometimes leoas 70 Sons in spirst Of
s.%% ,s sn:S.s s'g'sSs z Ss mos Thai
be placed pon shi, act oross y,sps.rst Il srousht
Isn % % s ,po.. but n. SIMPLY sesunss
ss,s ssrs ~ - "a ii hear she does nos