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In the House, yesterday the Senate Recon-
struction bill was reported from Committee
with several amendments, and Mr.. Robinson,
on the Democratic side, debated it very skill
fully with reference TO its effect on the Pope
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

notice can Communications Whatever
intended he suhesstsd b ths and address
necessarily publication bu. guaranty Tor
his good faith
All foE this oss should be addressed to THs Tgis
UNI NeN-iofk
Ns elHn,t undertake to rejected ConmuneasaA
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SEVEN PERSONS DROWNED.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. July 12-Infornation VS.
received here this afternoon that the steamboat r. =
Ball was capszed by saua in waccaona@ Kiyer ~
the bth inst and persons drowned, Inducing OaR
Garrison, l.. W. Daggettnag lady, and four nssrseA,
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Aem'lotk Daily Gribmtre.
SATURDAY. JULY Is, 1861.
TEENS or THE TRIBUNE.

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Address. THE TRIBUNE. New-lwk.
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AMERICAN (WALTHAml WAfC"S NJ
THT BEST IN TIE WORLD.
Sod Everrwhere ------

AMERICAN (WALTHAMl WATCHES
THE BEST IN THE WohLD
Sold Everrwhere ---- ---------
BEHRING'S
PATENT CHAMPION SArrS
awarded pie meia!s at
...,......Pl Pads
hAO''''oN 49,. Loeion
WORLD ........ .Eea- York.
Manufactured only t'
HERRING. FAREEL & SHERMAN
No. 25I BEo,Dw.r. NSwYoHS
F.rRsr HERRING L Co, Phladelph'
HEl,HiSo & Co, Chicago.
HKnErSc FARREL SHTsN,S, New OdeiaA
CHICKEEING q Sons
AMERICAN Pianos TGIUMrHAEr
the
EXPOSITION OF ALL NATIONS.
In addition to
TIN GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOe
the Emperor NAPOLEON. "a
person accompanied the preseslitsn wits
the decoration OF
THE Cross OF THE LEGION or HONOR.
thereby comforting to tao
CHIcKERlNG MEDAL
the ouy distinction other medals ,F,7l Tor Piano
% ali Of which we're exactly alike and Of equal val4 'i thereby
confirming The uasnimOus award Of the
TagEg JURiKs AND THg INrrRut CONCESSION
placing the CHicKEHlSs Piano at tho
HKAp or ALL OrsKRs
w,rerooms
No $50 BRo,ow,r. Szw.YoRk.
An UNPRECEDENTED TRIUMPH.
CAsLx DISPATCH, PARIS Exposition. Jdly !, 1861
"srENwAY Sous OfSey-Yors"
have Supreme Jury Of the Exposition TAG FIRST
GolO Myp,L OF MxRIr or highest degree Of perfection I" Ousd
sqray, AID sprgai Pianos rOpaJs iaveron' snoring
The greatest progress tie construction orpia"oor 'A he strong
es,iafors,neat o5he SuPRKNs ISrFRS,rIoSAI Juu
In addition to the above Ste,, have received the following
Cable Dispatch
P.na. JulJ4
The great Soee des BauN Ats Paris have ssers careful eiam
nation OF ell the musical instruments exhibited the Paris Exposition.
awarded to SrExwr Of NewYork hsr Grand 7tsncnol
MEDAL or creates: superiority nor,y construction in PiosO'
wareroom arst aoOr Of snvay Hail. Il and 70 En -Four
tesnhst between rourthave. and Irylngpace NexTork
MANY, MANY YEARS. u Mrs. WINsLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP children teetng has stood the test Of many years
and rsve known fail perfectly reliable and harmless esu
late. the stomach and bowels cures colo aud gpue the bowels
,Oen the gums reduces and sy all P,a Perfectly
safe in su cases. millions Of mothers car testify.
Be aud call for
"MRS WINsLows SOOTHING SrTsr"
Having the fac smie of CURTIS tse Oa.s wrapper
All others are base limitations.
HLApEs don't forget, MuLER'S CELEBRATED
SgoT Fsr ,niIspsgXr still No ~ Csnast ladies' hss ana
Bows BooTs AND SncEs styles and prices Ahe August tnoa
square.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP is q POSITIVE
and remedy originating from an impure sAe o"
the blood For sale by all druggists
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A GENTLEMAN of great medical knowledge
ss hst genial Wholesome aud eHectua tOnie ana appetizer
ta Dnss CEI zBRArED BTrERs never discovered
lie recommends for Dyspepsia Liver Complaint for Exhaustion
eatsess Of Appetite and for Mental Depression IT'S an
agreeable muan and equally adapted to oung and Old Persons
ofsdratsg habits like oergymeu LAWYERS merchants ana ose e
males se particularly benefited By its use
asyoli. wArEaA deugdt toilet ses-superOr to Cologne
at asi the price.
HoNORs WELL MERTED A LEGION OF
JoSox CeETERRED on NIKE CHEvaE EMPEROR oF THE
1y>,a-CnvLlERs LrrE FOR HAR.This reeenyiwpU'ei
ariel positively graz hs its original color aud youthful
br.ur $ dressing which mPs hfe growth, and strength to the
weakest hs- stops It's falling out once Sold by all druggists
na barressers aud fancy goods dealers The trade supplied
h. te Wholesale druggists A. CHEvALIns 81 D. No LIS
1sroSiHss. Sew-York
The strongest constitution is often rackcd and
ruined y stubborn OF,er and Agu Yet all danger NAY De
avoided .a the Chs promptly resOtng to Dr. D. JAISE'
Asvs n,rruwE. sold everywhere
a. ESTABLISHED 1901.
Fos ruz HAIR SKIN
Tar sssr AID CarArrsr ARTICLE
B,ssrs TrlcoparHoVs
MspicArEp COMPOUND,
', b the DaS Do T ss :ia hsoT sps sS for al purpose.
vii. The hr e5scsH s.s IT. s ss1 al s Il. sS as,
tss of OIL Poma or a'y other preparation q'
CaTEi. No II Queen st.. Jersey Europe.
Sa.ykR. No 2l9 PiceadiHy London
IOSss Co. No ~ Bouerasd de- fspucnes fsTn
No ! MolesNorthSt, DnblH
YOss. Hamlafg
IfYNyEy High-st Guerus-y
GEEHK. No 40 High
Lincolnshire.
t.oNyALa Madrid Spsa.
Havana
BKOrBgRs, CsBtit.
Msrr0S & CO. Neya Scsts.
OsAHAN. NeNOui aisnd
BUKGOrSE 4 Co. San francisco
WATSON, Prince Edssrd's Island.
Hsap BAlTe Honduras.
y. G. HKkBERGEK & Co. Panama.
hrsliS MODteyideO Niobey Brazil J. y I've htDouIne
Yoaasaa Co. Dunedin Hewzealsnd Hsgous Vera Cruz Meseo
Kenneg JslspA Weir Prussia LaOse Russia Baat China Man
al druggists throughout the world and at the principal
ofc, 2A Pezrlst New.iSrk, United states. America
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EUREKA BRICK MACHINE.

THs oVLv Truly RELIABLE MACHINE AMERICA Nine
sa easily 5000 bricks $50
power Satisfaction guaranteed Send for circular
AsRAN REoUA. General Agent No. lfl Broadway NeSioFk
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A GARD no MVALIDs.

a Clergyman. while residing n South
America Is missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for thee Cure OF Nervous
Weakne8, Early Decay, Diseases OF the Uni
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by banefnl and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by desire to beuedt the ahtcted and nm
fortunate, ] will send the recipe for pFepaE-
ing and using this medicine, in a sealed en-
'ChGpe. 10 ds1Gil E57Ia ] 5lSt Il l.iT,.iiyi
Please enclose postpaid envelope. I'D,
dressed toyourSelG Address, d X. :, 40
Station D, Bible House, New York. ,
dCf4-lYd ?. LtlilIlI--s 81. q 49, "a
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Wonderful Case OF Coma.--A Young

Wonderful Case OF COma-.A Young
Lady Asleep Twelve Years.
BsP6a he Hiel5aait Courier, Nap&
Some eight miles from Hickman,
there exists young lady who presents
the most wonderful case OF comas or
preternatnral disposition to Sleep Of
which we have ever known or heard.
When about twelve years old she was
taken with a severe chill, and treated
by her physicians accordingly. As her
fever which followed the chill subsidized
/ she fell into deep sleep, in which con-
tditfon she has remained ever since, ex.
eept at intervals. She Rwakes regular
" twice In every tWsnty-four hours, at
which time nourishment is given her,
and 1t Is a most singular TACT that she
always awakes within a few minutes
remain awake and perfectly conscious
ten or perhaps fifteen minutes, and
then gradually drop OF to sleep
again. When asleep it Is utterly
impossible 70 arouse her. She Is now
tWenty-Iour years old, and has conse-
Quently been In this com0tose cOndI-
ton, period of twelve years. When
awake she does not appear TO suffer,
except from drowsy, gaping inclina-
ton, and persistent effort to cleanse!
her throat OF phlegm. She never COM
plains of any bodily pain. In sleep
she Is very nervous at times, and ap-
pears to suffer considerably by the viO-
lent tWiching and jerking of her mus
cles and limbs, and her hands are
elenchsd tightly, as il enduring severe
pain. The paroxyism VIII continue
perhaps i've minutes, and she then
sleeps as calmly and quietly as an in
FAINT, Her food consists OF mush, Cruel
and such things as are usually given
confirmed inValids. When awake she
will answer questions asked her,
and can converse with some intelli-
genee but never exhibits any In
terest In anything, or desire to-
4 talk. Talking seems 10 be labor to her.
/ She, of course, has never had any OF
/ the advantages of education or society,
and her ideas of everything are quite
child-like. Her features are inclined
to be pretty, and, though deprived of
the tints Of health, are not marked by
that sickly paIlor which her condition
would indicate. She has long, dark,
wavy hair, which her poor old mother
takes great care in eombfng and dress.
ing, and her complexion Is that ofa paIe3
delicate brunette. She is of ordinary
size, and her limbs and muscles well
proportion and developed sShe has
Her name is Miss Mary Godsy, and her
mother is a very poor widow lady, de-
pendent upon the charity Of neighbors
andVisitors for support. She has been
visited since her aff1iction by many en-
inent physicians, but her condition de-
t1es all medical skill. Indeed we have
not met any one who claims to under
stand the cause'or nature of her dis
ea6e.i a. ---E. lg.zlr E. D 7..-af.. 90 3 !.
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LAUGHIIH,6 IYPAw CORnTAT.

The Chld,B Cure When TeethIns.
Aothen allknowths many sIeeples nights
the little ones At homo have to pass when
Teethlng. You need no one to remind you
of the Pain-Oholic, Wakefntness, Uneasi.
nesp Fretting. FIatulence, Disturbed Bowels,
dc. Wetsu you eandidly, one bottle ofthis
Cordial win correct an these troubles. Assist
Teething, Remove Acidity, Allay all Pain,
Qniet the Fretful, Promote Sleep. Ii m. i.
TryiL. Twin act as a charm. Sold by
+. I1 ~ L4AUGHLIN. SMITH 4 Co., II
-EiH .I Wholesale Druggists, Main ST.. (
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TIE British and Foreign Bibie, socile..
ty, after long and unsuccessful endsav-
ors to obtain footing in Poiand.s has
at last received permission to sell the
Bible. Such was. the excitement con-
nected with the opening of a place of sale
in Warsaw, that on the first day / ,0le
copies were sold, producing nearly ESQ,
and duringth first week the purchases
amounted to S,l72 copies. li5h 2. l.slj
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MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE.
NlaiknoWn and used over % years Daily
inereastng tnpuhlie fAyor Completa In one
apply it Produces q lustrous HACK or brown.
g desired. Does not inJure me hair. PTi0s
Sold 6y Druggists and Fancy Goods DesaIerrss
Also, MATHEWS ARNTcA HAIR7 GLOSS
for restoring and dressing the hair. 1ul-eod-ly
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-THE West has new sensation. *
young man Il in the habit tot visiting
tne large cities, and In front Of some OF
couple of young, ladies hannen "a. be
sittingS when he Is suddenly takefl VIII
heniorrhase, the blood flowing confoIis-
ly from his mouth OF coursI, ,fg Ia
ken into the house, where his storyoIs
that he was In the war, has a bulIek in
his heart, has been imprisoned and All
that, which Of course ELECTS the svm-
pathy OF the crowd, and eyery iadv
comes down handsomely. The fellow
RECEIVERS very rapidly and deeamps. =
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splttial aetlEe.s!5,.. 8.
KBoKUK, iowa, Mareh ID, 1ss7.

MIR C. a, ODBERT, -.i3'ss
SIRs-I purchased when In Cincinnati two
bottles OF your Vegetable AmhroSia, and
having used It, must say that It Is the
y changed my hair to the original color and
. now ToVtng nicely: Please send me
one dozen bottles. Enclosed you win ind
turn TO me, and oblIge Eg91 ~ j,
.r 81 r1tit ';i5lE4 8. w. STOOPS,
marlb Of Stops Brown q Co.
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TIE United States Government has
been for some months engaged in the
melancholy duty Of gathering together
the bones ofthe defenders of the Union.
exposed upon thegreat battle,helds Of
the Rebellion, and .re-interring them In
decent order in the national cemeteries,
This labor of'gratitude has been ear ear
nestly performed by details of men un-
der the control of the Quartermaster-
Generals Department. To I render the
melancholy task complete, it has been
resolved that the graves shall be dfs-
tinguished by suita Bile memorials ofthh
soldiers who lie beneath. a board 81
officers, appointed to consult upon, this
subject, has recommended that each
grave shall be distinguish by tablets,
Of galvanized iron, pYramidal In shape,
about one foot In hight and fourteen
inches In width. On the, top, in raised
block letters, is to be inscribed herank,
name. regiment; company, and date Of
death of the soldier. The side win
contain the number o6the grave. The
cemeteries viii become, In time, in.
vested with halloWed interest; In the
minds OF all patriots.
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ba0Trustee's Sale.ssi,. )

PY2 VIRTUE or K DEED OF TRUsr
- executed by W. Q. Carman to me. as
page lis, IN the Reeorder'8 ONCE jof St0na
county, MISSOURI, I shall, on the I2rH DAY
oFt1UNES lS6Is At ten O'Clock Of said day. on
thestepSo of the Court House OF Ohio county.
N N wheeling, sell at. public auction to the
highest bidder, the south half of section f6l
81, IoEpshiP go ItWenty-four, of the NH
PEtnepal meridian; the Rame being sitnated
IN the county Of Stone, and state 81 MiSs0Tfi.
TERNS-One:hnft 70 Be paid At tiie tfmS 81
SALE the remainder in ninety DAYS with R0ei
security II VIII convey only such title ns S
w. e u me ny said Deed OF Trust which 3
y. eS .,se 80 l1eR G.BARR, q
1myI8.lmNA HNtW .Itil2iif- . trustee. q
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q Over twenty yeaB, increasing demnd has
estahlished the fact that MATHEWS vEsE-
TAN HAIRDYE, Is the best in the world. II
= the eheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete in one bottle, does
notrequile any previous preparation OF the
hair. NO trouble. No croGk OK stain. Does
not rub on or make the hair aPpeaxt and
dead, but tmparts % II new ttfe and lustre
terred.- "a child can Apply IT. Always gives
satiztaetion. Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
eSeESWhete, tss sIto 4 r1fsg7st IGasJTl
~ AZ MATTHEW'S, Manufa cturer, n. Z.
tEpEMAs & CO, New York, whole
we gsgi1 iil55s . tfis r. 1ss-lts5seSdd
clog rf ihzisy
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Deatn Of Ex.GOvernsr Joseph A
WRIGHT


Dispatches by the Atlantic cable am
nouuce the death of Hon. Joseph A.
wright, American Minister to Prussia.
at Berlin, on Saturday morning At eight
O'Clock HIS disease was dropsy. Mr..
Wright was born in Pennsylvania.
When young man he emigrated to
Indiana, and was elected to Congress
from that State in 1873. In 1919 he Was
chosen Governor, and was successfully
reelected to that position until 1851. In
that year he was appointed by Prezi-
dent Buchanan Minister, to Prussia,
and continued in that position until the
accession olAfr. Lincoln. Returning in
1851, he was appointed United States
Senator, and during the one session
he held that seat, acted with the
ultra war Democracy, following the
lead Of Douglas. In 1868 he vas
appointed by President Lincoln uni
ted States Commissioners to. Hamburg
Exhibitions. Upon Mr.. Johnson's sue
ceediug to the Chief Magfstracy, Mr..
Wright was offered his old post OF
Minister to Prussia, and has remained
in that position ever since. he was a
warm personal friend OF the Presi-
dent, and his was the first appointment
made by ar. johnson AFTER his aces
sion TO the Presidency. Mr.. Wright
was man Of strong understanding,
sterling integrity, public spirit and
force ofeharacter, He was an effective
popular orator, q distinguished mem
Der of the Methodist Church, and his
career was one OF marked usefulness.
He took great interest in agricultur-
al matters, and his services In forming
public opinion in his State and uniting
the people for the prosecution of the
~ar, were conspicuous, and deserve 70
be held in honorable remembrance.
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HENRY B. CLAFtIH, OF New York,
whose income In 1885 was half mill
Hon, returns Us profits from his busi-
ness In 1866, and another large house
reports so cents. 1870
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Fnr Sala.
For Sale Cheap.

COMFORTABLE TWo.sToRY BRIcR
kitchen, cellar, &c, situated on the south
side OF John street, between FIfth and Sixth
streets. The location Of this property is CEN
trRl being wit hin nve minutes walk OF four
or i've churches, and but two squares from
the Custom House Apply to TILOS. o.
.RRIEN, Rial Estate Agent. myl-lSw
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y 10.
SENATOR FRRLIHGHuTsRH, Of New
jersey, adds his voice to that Senator
Wilson and otherswho declare that the
Reconstruction Act OF the LAST Con:
gress will be a fnality, II it is accepted
by the South. He says the faith of the
nation is pledged to the readmissIon Of
Southern States to the Union ands Of
their representatives to Congress, upon
their compliance with the terms OF. this
law. The voice or the people on this
subject il nearly unanimous! Therat-
tempts of Mr. Stevens and Others To
throw doubt upon It and to insist upon
other and more stringent terms, meet
with very little success at the North.
The only mischief they are doing is
In the southern States, where extreme
men are trying to prevent practical re.
construction by. holding up this bug
bear to the Southern people. In some
localities they are quoting the declara-
lions Of Mr.. Stevens with some effect.
but we do not believe they win serious:
~ check the work Of reorganization
which Is now going on with gratifying
prospects OF complete success. Sena7i
torFrelinghuySen has also declared him
self in favor Of an amendment to the
Constitution of the United States de-
clarfng that no State shall have power
to deprive any citizen of the right OF
suffrage on account Of color or race.
He thinks that In this way universal
suffrage may be secured to the color.
ed race inlthe North laA II has been in
the South. .'-.-''1>, =
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Read again the EVldence OF one OF
0ur Oldest Residents, a..

tt= 'CISCISSATI, Dec. q. lS63.
MEssRs.J ]. n. HARRIS Cos:
GKNTSThis is to certify that Ihave found
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM one of the best
remedies In the world for DISEASED LUHGs
have psedit in my family for breaking up
Q troublesome cough with the happiest effect.
l recommended Il to young lady who had
Consumption, and it cared her in a few days,
would recommend It 10 all afiIcted With a
cough, and TO those who are predtSpoSed to
Consumption. Respectfully yours iET5
Ala! HARRISON.
Sold By TIL. LOGAN q 70. .l -g
And And. b. Dealen In Family Medicines
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Sold by All Druggists and. dealers, Price
81 50 per bottle, or 81 50 the half dozen. Let
ters for advice should ALWAYS be objected to
street, Philadelphia, Pa. General Wholesale
AGENTS aDemAs Barnes 4 Cos My; s. s..
aaneet Balhmoret Nd John D. Park, Gin
clnnau, Oh1os Walker & Taylor, Chicago, III;
Collins BroA.. 81. Louis, MOI ~ ~ ufF'iI{;i
noVlsseodSdWeamOlyTg svAe bna aoinr
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.
ASSUMING that the Peace Congress of
London has really accomplished some
thing, and that the basis of settlement
is what the telegraph reports, 1t may be
question which nation has made most
or lost most by the transaction, France
or Prussia? Each has been compelled
to yield a little, and that which has
been proclaimed might be done or In
sisted upon by one or the other of the
quarrelling powers, has not been sire
nuously enforced. France, however,
seems to have yielded most, and has
been more humilIated than her rival.
France would have bought Luxembourg
by secret bargain with the King of Hoi.
land, and the transaction was obstruct-
ed. France considered It absolutely
necessary that she should have Luxem-
burg, In order to insure the proper rec
hheation Of her frontier, and Prussia
Tesoayed that B6s should not have IL
Ihs aims Of the two poWeks In regard
to that territory were different. France
wanted the whole Of Il. Prussia did
not profess to want any Of It, except
the Fortress Of Luxembourg, which, be-
ing a German fertilization, twas re-
SSANeu Snou4u Eemhlu l1ermanY and
should not be surrendered to the
French. By the settlement agreed upon
France Is substantially disappointed,
Her bargain with Holland Is rudely
intertered with. She neither gains the
Province OF Luxembourg nor the For
tress of Luxembourg She consents
further that she will not again seek 70
obtain possession of that Territory; that,
In fact, she will keep the peace towards
Prussia and all other European pow
ers, and that she will not break the
general amity by war upon the Luzem-
burg account. III % - .,Ir.. 80
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RopzRr FoaLER is to be executed to-
dav a, Washington, Pa, for the murder
of Robert W. Dinsmore, on the night
ofthe 18th of December last. His death
warrant reads that he shall be hung
between the hours Of ten and three
O'Clock. A great deal Of interest Is felt
In the details Of the confession which
It Is said he will maze to the public,
and In which he will disclose his ae-
complete. Rumor has it that he will
substantially reiterate the confession
made prior to the Coroner's inquest,
directly after his arrest, and that he
will, as on that occasion, implcate
young Montgomery in the most posi-
tive manner as his pdrtieeps eTtR1iniS.
We are told that he seems resigned 10
his fate, and hopes that he has made his
peace, and that his manner has wholly
changed of late. There is a certain sort
of sympathy felt for him among The
people Of Washington, by reason both
OF his anteeedents and because OF the
fact that he alone suffers for a murder
in which two were concerned, and is
possibly the lesser criminal of the two.
The justice Of his sentence he, himself,
fully acknowledges, and the whole
community recognize. The chief re-
gEet, apparently, on his part and on
theirs, is that outraged law will not be
fully vindieated by his death alone.
Mr.. Diusmore, the victim of the cruel
and mercenary deed, was most re-
spectacle and esteemed citizen of
Washington county. He was known
for his high character by wide circle
Of aequaintAneesan and the circumstances
Of his death revolted and shocked the
whole West end Of the county TO an
unusual degree. He died as a good
man would wish to die, sayeonly by the
violent act itself He had but risen from
devoiions around the family altar, and
while fresh from commencing his
eternal interests to the guardianship of
the Almighty, Immediately and un-
susPeetingly rose M TO meet the
fatal blow that awaited the last act Of
bis preparation.
Inc circumstances that surround
sd this murder have excited from
the beginning such a widespread in.
tsrest beyond the locality of the deed,
that We. feel justified in taking more
than usual pains to secure a foil ac-
count Of the last hours and acts OF the
criminal who will to-day expiate his
offence on the seafold. We will there
fore endeayor to lay before cur readers
in full, tomorrow, the confession that
Re may maketo-day in the presence Of
the witnesses who will b admitted in
TO the jail gard to attest the execution
OF The death sentence.