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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-15
THE MAINE ELECTION.


PORTLAND, ME-, Sept. 1.-THE Maine cleo
ton for State officers took place to-day. Re-
turns have been received from the following
cities and towns:
Portland gives Chamberlain, Republican,
1881, and p illsbury, Democrat, 2,S1o. Rsput-
liean majority, l,o7l, against q majority last
year Of 72l, being net gain Of 300. q 2.
Hallowell gives Republican net gain Over
last year ofa.
Augusta, Republican gain OF IL.
Bath, Republican majority, 03ii net ain, ESQ
Rockland gives Chamberlain $50 majority,
being net gain OF 50.
PORTLAND, $50 p. m.-The vote In tho Ave
citiss foots up; for Chamberlain, s,l5ij for
Pillsbury b,sos.
The same cities last year gave Chamberlain
b,2t4, and Pillsbury s,6s2.
The Republican majority this year 10 2,si9,
which, compared with the Republican major
ity OF 1862 and last year, shows n net gain OF
l,ls7.
PORTLAND, September II. - Bangor gives
Chamberlain 2,O57; Pillsbury, l,2s0-Republi.
can gain $50.
Lewiston gives Chamberlain 1885, Pills
bury Gao. Republican net gain, 2Sl.
PORTLAND, Sept. 1.-THE following are
Democratic gains; At Yarmouth, Is; Seaboro,
10; Poland, 4; Frankfort, II.
Seyenty-six towns give Chamberlain %, 20,
Pillsbury l7,54s. In the same towns last year.
Chamberlain had ls,lS7 and Pillsbury l3,0s3,
showing net Republican gain over last years
majority ofs,si7. Ii = Il
Especial Dispatch to tho National Republican
PORTLAND, MAINE, September N.-This
city gives Chamberlain 1851; Pillsbury, 1910.
Union gain, 3o6 Six towns outside Of Port
land give 1900 Union gain. The indications
are that the State will 60 1900 for the hero Of
Little Round Top. L. B. SMITH.
PORTLAND, Sept. h-Hold your horses for .
while; there are so many dead and wounded
the roads are blocked up. VIII send you some
thing moro soon. Seventeen towns give
Chamberlain fourteen thousand three hundred
and ninety -four. Pillsbury, ten thousand two
hundred and eight, being net Union gain Of
seventy-two and half per cent, equal to nine.
teen thousand Ave hundred and sixty.four.
l.. B. SMITH.
PORTLAND, Sept. li.-Sevcnteen towns In
Cumberland county give IT'S net Union gain.
-Four towns In York county, 200 gain. This 10
all we now have from the First district.
Forty towns In the State give Chamberlain
1926; Pillsbury, 1910. Net gain In these
towns, 2,Gs7. Androscoggin county gives 200
majority; us net gain. "Let US have peace"
l.. b. SMITH.
NEW York Tribune Dispatched
The following dispatches were received last
night at the Tribuns bureau in this city by
John p. Foley from John Russell Young, the
managing editor Of that paper:
New YoRK, September live have carried
Maine BY q, 900 majority.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE paint works
attached TO the Washington Manufacturing
Companys mills, at Gloucester, N. J., was
destroyed by lire this afternoon. -Four steam.
fire engines were taken to Gloucester from
this city and assisted to preserve from destruc.
ton two extensive mills belonging to the
company, although some damage was done
them. The amount of loss is not yet sscer-
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DIED.

GoODALL.-On tho 18th inst Of whOoping
cough. Willy SsRSEI aooDtLL.sF 10 months
The funeral will take place at I o clock this
tuesday evening, the 18th inst.
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FIRE. fiRE!
POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY,
81 High street. G.orgetown.D DC.

This old established aud woll tried company
continues to offer As favorable Inducements for in
surAnee against loss by hre as any other company,
old or new, at home or abroad.
JSO. MARBuRY, President.
J. W. DBEBLE, Secretary. seli-f
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BosToN, Sept H.-Augustin Heard, an old
China merchant, Is dead.
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GALE OF NAVY VESSELS.

GALE OF NAVY VESSELS.
BuREAu OF Construction AND REPAIR
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. II. 1865 !
The Navy Department will offer at public sne
DAY, the aCth september, ls6S, al liz O'clock m 4.
The "DE SOTO, ,, side wheel steamer. 600 tons
''MARBLBHBAD,' screw steamer, 81 tons.
These vessels and their inventories can no ex :
amined at any time on application to the Com
mandant Of the New York Navy Yard
Twenty per ccntum Of the amount Of the purchase
money must be deposited at the time Of sale, and
the remAinder must be paid aud the vessels re-
moved from tho Navy Yard within two woeks from
the day OF sale. sepl5-Stlw2w
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CASH CAPITOL OF OSB MILLION DOLLARS,

OFFICERsi
9. q. CLARK. PhiladelphIs, President
ss. We President.
3, 8. TTkNBR, Warrington. As,istan. Secretary.
3 bkh nh y I. :Sst' R R,sdis.I D,
rector.
Tho advantages offered By this Company are
rs National AZ Company. chartered By special
paid up capital Of d 10000.
Itfurnishes larger insurance than other companies
for the same money.
Il Is definite and certain In Its terms,
Is home company In every locality.
Its policies are exempt frsm attachment.
There are ne unnecessary restrictions In the pol.
icies.
Every policy 10 non -forieitable.
Policies may be taken which pay 10 the insured
their full amount and return all the prsmiums, SO
that the insurance costs only the decrease on The
Policies. will be Issued that will pay to the in.
sured during life an annual income OF one tenth the
amount named 70 the policy. u
OF females.
II insures not to secure dividends, hut at 80 low
LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED in EVERY
COUNTY, aud applications from competent par
ties for such Agencies, with suitable
Agents only in their respective distriets.
Circulars, Pamphlets. and full Particular given
on application at the once OF the Company In this
city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-15

a SrGGEsTIoN.-It has been suggested that
one of the duties Of Congress, II the exigencies
OF the times require a September session, will
be ia abolish the Mexican mission, Perhaps
the accomplished diplomatist who would thus
be relieved from duty might be commissioned
to open negotiations with the Kuklux Khan.
1t would be interesting to know how that
noble Organization would treat the oOloTed
lOyalists OF the South, II surrendered to Its
care and protect on,-Pi OVidCHtC Journal
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PORTLAND, Sept l.-Scvcnteen towns In
Cumberland county give us net Union gain.
-Four towns In York county, 200 gain. This 10
all we now have from the First district.
Forty towns in the State give Chamberlain
1926; Pillsbury, 1910. Net gain In these
towns, 2,Gs7. Androscoggin county gives 1,eoo
majority; us net gain. "Let US have peace"
l.. b. SMITH.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
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FOREIGN NEWS NJ CABLE.

A Largo Fire In New Jersey
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HRS. LINCOLN REPoRTEDIN PARIS
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-11
Stcpbcu Hphettc.

Natrifant unb gertaufer, srn MEtcln alter Art.
3irnnsr rro gsrlcr= sedsl in arDbts. Ausratl su ben
uiebrisien @reiiea. tSrrte steberIoae reu Srieaeltafeln
Veirr,stre sluin,ertfaiufeit auf gibereinratnnelt uie Wales
re;ea uirt s%e,ribn,tt.. gSaarenlaser unb 0erfdufslaesaa
263. 3ritse Strcfe. Grneers 5au, ct. paul D,tun.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-11
Ndtbicl.

gSenn Dir lit Stranen has Ause i&.rimmt,
aein JInt@ea 5uHnuns int 5ersen slimmt
Wenn Na9t uno Grauen Gein 9eten umbiQt ;
Damn it es mein Grfes, mas did eriiQt,
0rh lete Yrrt rteu frmmt balt Dir tas
...f. 3weite
limb tpeitet Did trGftis CUR ireilden Streitc*
0erbannt allies 3assu,
Grltidt ale 8lagen,
limb tift Dir trassn,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-11
6cnrN 1uHuS.

Gde Der 7ten unb lGrdanse StraBe, ct. Ya"l.
apaeenarbeiten unit gsaierei : Muftrsse merpen 3n ben
b%iQieiteu 9reiien uab srpnrt befrrsr. gierte weroea beler
bel mir teldiesen, nie %ireenemp. III &c: Stabt. Did bez
aens entsfehlenb, edsaattre i'd metaer GSmnern reeve UNI
fteuntlide Bebienune. ,t5tEst# nj
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-11

Gle llrte.:eitue!en tobeu irurrsr e,re arrte Xrarati rru
Saurldtcn, gSrtns NIB @eiddftstduiern III Der Staet Ct.
Glrur, lcirie e.,ltirirte Jdr1lsn une uncul;isirtes Eant in
Stearns Gru.ttn at %serfaufGn.
ga StcarnS 81 IteraUs f%.uGttdrcs 1ann rat, r1eiite1s
rra 3eutidel tsmrtnt, Nne gut nit Sdnlen uae Hirden
~serietsn it. IL bie:et es BEN. 1sutidsn cine iratTs $2e'nlatt.
len soHri, Startsr 0sutitlaibs ~a,seeftellt, u,oRauitriefe,
grun,attr:.u. /. II. seieslit eusaeiersist uro tes!cutist.
Srtu3arr. =. Erbbers,
M7 Rsaiitsr II Iestr, Grun.' Husitrr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-11
8. q. Mefecr,
SattIcr

Critic StraBe, eteenjber JrSine>S Blrd.
+ sd tatc r,eila GaritdIt tctsuteue p~ersrS6ert pnb talte
nun cine arrSe Nuemetl sp, 9iereeeeidirren, Sattel,
!apifer,, H., melde i'd ;u cen t~ilieaen preiien r~erlaufen
.auu. Mteine gantfleu:e merle i6 auf;s %prrnrteite tetie.
men, Rpmn,t unt ~iter;eaet eud. nj
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-09

uno einen S6ritt sur SberberrIdaft
1bes Yaplttbums. Qluf 0iefe @rfI0run9
foI9te elm ungIaubli9er Sunluit.
glus Song Song aebt Die g1adridt
ein,. baB Der Ser; ct. @eianote Sen.
8an 8alfeRbura in Sapan beiinW Wl lifabo
auf gntfbaoi9une Der @merifauer fin
bei ben lekfen mnruben yerlittene Ger>
lutte ailsetragen bat. Gr miro bonn
ihranSOillden i @sianoten lsbbait unters
itQkt. 6, ..8.4. a.
SO5n Bright bat cine 8etition I'M =
ter5sidnet, ipeltbe UNI Nufbebun9 Der
Strafe 6es 6eniers 8arret bittet, 90
berielbe 3uf Belt Der @lerfenipeIl : gr<
pIoIioil 1idt in 4onbon geipeiep fei.
SIN Salle ipur0e. cine gI6reie on
bic S0niein befAIo6en, ipeIde 6iefelbe
erfu9t, ibren 9lnt1eil an ben 8iirben
sun6 Ginfoinnen Der So9firbe bon
England Oem parIainent Spr SispOs
Iition Su iteuen. sm a5selrsg 2
- '.s..a. Yaris, 6. N1ai.
SSarIt SaIIepranS 4erigorb, frans0li !
fiber @elanoter in ct. Beters6urg, bat
eine lan9e Gonferen3 nit Dem Siiriten
8ertldbdfOf iiber bic fretanifben glnge :
le9cnbciten gebabt. J
,Die failerlihe 6e9ierung bat alIe
OipIomotiI9e 8erbinOun9 nit Sunis
ipegen f9ledter Beban6Elng bon franz
sofl6en Birsern absebro6eu.
j4,sq "a BERLIN 5. Wai.
gia@er Ser. ct. @elanOte Bancroft 1T
mad Nfiin6en ab9ereiity laH feine @res
oitiue ais 9eianoter gu iiberreiden.
Ser Sanbelsbertrag NIT Spanien iit
bonn 3oIlparlament seneb'miet tuOrben.
s''.s s'oi 49,. Sriet,3, giai.
9iadri6ten aus @fben meIben, toab
cine groBe @6la6t Sipilden ben &re<
tanern unb ben Siirfen am IA, Mpril
geidlaeen noroen lit, in ipeI9er Grltere
fieerei6 gelpelen iein follen. Sample
baben au1 an mebreren an6eren Sa9en
ItattaefunDen. Sie Sirfen baben
f9dnbli9e @rauIamfeiten beriibt. Sie
&retaner tnerben bonn 9ried,ii6en Selts
LAMB aus NIT allem Sl0tbi9en berieben.
IN 7 n Z 49,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-09

M6rteI. Ser Wf6rteI ser
antifen 8auiperfe seidnet fid be-
fanntli9 our1 auBeroroentlid groBe
Seitigfeit aus, iDie lie ben nit 9epobns
li6em W0rtel bereiteten mobernea
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Wfan leitet nit &ebt Die Seftigfeit oes
antiten Nf0rteIs bon oefien bobeM
Qllter ab unS bebauptet; baB unler
W6rteI, ipenrt er nur nad} ben 8egeiu
Der &unlt bereitet ipiiroe, oereinlt bon
sIei@er 6efti9teit iein iuerbe, uie beute
Ser r0mii9e. Diele 9lnlibt itiikt fi1
befon6ers oarauf baf man In anthem
M0rtel oieieIben 8efanbtbeiIe finbet
pie, in fol6em, Der crit berbdltniBs
mdbie fnrse 3eit eeitanoen bat. Oens
nod fOnnen Die 9llten bel Der 8erets
tuna bes N0rteIS elm 8erfabren be-
foIet bahen, na9 iueldlem berielbe fos
fort erhdrtete, obne OaB baburd) be-
ionOere 1enilde 8erdnoerun9en ber'
beiaefIbrt ipuroen. Sab es in ber
Shat Elm uns bisber berbor9enes Sc.
beimni6 BET Der 910rtelbereitung CAB
ipirb bur6 cine GntOeduns bts @rof
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MrtMs bereitet aus 9el0idtem Sal
un6 feinent abgeliebtem Ganoe elmer
aetp6hnli@en Nf0rtel, iest Damn abei
6en bierten She'll 0es ansemenoeter
/ Sanbes fein sertbeilten. nnsel0idtei
I l&dlt binsu unb arbeitet 2lles gu
Eoutd1 chamber. Oie Nlalle, tpeId
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| feine 6iGe uno erlan9t @ementfeitie
felt. 9ludl fol fie benz gBafer luioer
lteben. 0ie v8ei'uag beS Serein
6eut1@er Gilenbqbnber altun9en" be
riatet, baB nit bieitm Nl6rteI in gro
berem Nfabltabe untesuommene Ser
lude su slGnseaoeH 0eialtaten sefubt
babeu.
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0tt.s Ser s5ObGabe.
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5ans Spbs BON Sbnetpib mare,
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linb ii@ bic 2ifbs aIlrr stponn,
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unh etlGabe9, 70 elite .er bod iriib mad 6anle,
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ltnb blieb itiner seiftli9eu Biirbe aetreit.
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Granf rie Gin 8imptbeus, nur penis @sin,
bod NIT gSaler,
Bel Ser 3afeI nnb funff mir fir
Den Durf Elm leiGtes 5auemaansbisr.
gei ssuiTen bp&feierIi&en GeIesenteiteu
YFeste sr pUbI bis sHrineut baIben St6ulHlsin
~ f1retten,
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.4< meilt,
Mutb iu9te er.irn nu1sdtS nit Qfuten
Grctfnn unt fI9 Der ;u SerbreitFn,
DEM er eebafste, ba6 6ebte Gbriifentbunt
Seifebt ni9t ID. 9Opf6Gneen rber 0e6rantnt.
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r1utbe
Blieb tr Srr ME mad Sci saliem Blute
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5i al5 ia iss q Saden,
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tlnb f1Iug bel eerirsen 6eseref'n
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81 Il :. brein. HFgsta
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Sir feline iirbeii Mitbiirser unb Rit@riaen
tlnb Seroantnite feiHen nit taltent 8lutr
gBdr's aud eeweIeu Sirf, 5eib pber Sub.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-09

y = 9as grunbeigent6ua auf Der
Snfel Manbattnn rpurbe i'm Sabre
1896 ouf 864, ,804, $50 gel1akt, beute
lanf $461 900, 900. 8or bier5ig Sab
rem SaHren teliefen fih Die 9runb>
eisenthuins .8erfaufe in Der Staot
Stem gort allf mebrere Sun6erttaufeno
Collars oas Sabr bin6urd, beut Al
Gage Sdhlen ie nod Sunosrteiii bon
Wfilioner.. gSiG mon fi9 cine Gor,
itellitns bon 6en eitormer1 @e1daften in
glr:n gort MAIDEN, 10 beadte man Die
folsenben Sta9peiie fur ben Wonat
Npril b. S.: Oie 9eridtIiden 1leber<
traeungen bon @runbei9entbum in Der
'Stabt Retu gert belisfen iid i'm Mpril
auf einen @ertb bon $23, $50, ,183; in
8rootInn auf $7,61O,017. @eit benz
1. Sanuar fnb etipa 10 Brosent bes
@efammtipertbes allies @runoeigens
tbums bon gfeip 9ort, n6mli9 $55, /.
577, ,743 in anbere Sanoe iiberseeans
gen, pabreno in 8rooflbn in 6emieIs
ben 8eitraunl fur 81, 1856, ,143 @runO>
belis bertauft purbe. 8abIen reoenl
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! - .l,x,o 80
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Sofl9er Spra9e cine 9lnreoe an cine
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bonn CarnIyaI al ~.

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o,ths 49, I. VI = ~ " ponfa
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=, y s.slsy ~ .IYe sallo1s % nhslga1e her,
ss1 ~, sle crew w. onlJ composed OF
W. s~snsy ss' -ssse9 aA nen 'ne1e were pnt Two
l9uBn a.'el.lsal1 y suPpiy tne place OF
r1s nnl naLses ior tne nye h1n-
useu uh1 Plseue,s'Ilczen emigrants. 70
op.aln ~ Ioom Ior Inis Aafge number Of
4 s.eSIAge { passelgefs, . deck was formed
~ lnyiLe PianAs, WIN considerable as
.ancss 4. ! DssWgsn tnem' over the cargo IN
snS .ts iI nolu. tpls obscure cavern, iar M
yer .ne wafer nne' ana lighted an the
NY Dy lantern was reached by
1wo lauders ron tne main deck, and
was !ensnatea tnfougn the hatehwayy
9pe9 eI only ~ iair weather. One hun
urea ana tnnty passengers were packed
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John Brouehan and IN. Burned g,gr,r.
from tho Nav York Time. .t'T

u h-~~e-- $50 ~" ~eAR AAaAANal Aotsl
Il is sometimes rather Improbable
TO be popular. So at least Mr.. John
Broughan, the actor, found Il 70 he on
Wednesday morning last. when, thanks
20 the general favor he has found In
the sight Of aH men, he got his whole
theatrical wardrobe burned up in the
Albany Academy Of Music. As thus:
Having ended an engagements at Wash.
ington, and being about to commence
one IN Albany, the redoubtable and
original Powhatan. Of his own "Poca-
hontas," forwarded his trunks, contain.
ing complete aud valuable theatrical
outfit, from the former city to the lat.
ter, on Monday, by express. In the
natural course Of human events, trunks
sent from Washington on Monday
would bee received in Albany with
thankfnlness on Wednesday evening or
Thursday morning, But the name OF
j. B. probably acting as a talisman,
and everybody being anxious TO obliee
j. b., his trunks were rushed"
through and delivered at the Academy
OF Music on Tuesday evening, Just in
time to be comfortably burned up at 6
a, N. the next day--which proves now
very uncertain is this world we live in.
Had the theater not been burned, ].
BIS trunks would very likely have
been lost onithe way. Had they been |
lost on the way, the theater very likely
wonld now be standing.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13

A MARRIAGE took place, few days
since, at Tunis, which merits mention,
il only to show how the Moors still re-
tain hope offecOhqdefing Spain. Leila,
first cousin Of the Bey Of Tunis, and a
maiden OF great beauty, married the
wealthiest Moor Of that atFegency. u Add
Allah Leo6r, who was not only the
wealthiest. but the handsomest yonng
man Of that country. Among the we'd
ding gifts made 10 his bride were the
key of the house Of his ancestors owned
at Cordova, Spain; bracelets, rings and
ear rings made in Grenada during the
reign Of Muley Hasssm, and q baptis-
NAL certificate Of one this great great
great-grest. great-great-great grand
mothers who abjured the Moslem creed
for Christianity. Here Is an old family
dating back beyond the discovery Of
! America.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13
NEWS AND MIscEILANy.


fRrom the Cincinnati Hnquirer, Jan. I'll
A case Of forgery has just6ohAe to
light, involving young married man,
resident Of New York, connected with
. respectable family Of wealth and po-
sition in that gay metropolis. ra j
A Mr.. D., wealthy merchant
doing business in the city Of New York,
discovered, few weeks since, q. dis.
crepancy in his bank account, which
not alone startled, but aroused him 10
the urgent necessity Of employing secret
aid to ferret out the evil-doeF. The de-
tective, who from this time was con.
stantly on the alert, failed, after the
most ingenious eontrivAnces, to solve
the mystery.
A rigid examination OF the merchants
bank account showed difference Of
some $4,000 A forgery had certainly
been committed, but the all.important
question, who had dole the deed, re-
NAMED unanswered.
The severity and cl0sensss Of the
nerchaht's watchfulness strongly sug.
gested to his son-in-law the ex ,seaiency
Of leaving for parts unknown, and with.
ont much consideration he abandoned
both home and friends, and became q
fugitive. ians
The distressing intelligence of bis
crime and fight was speedily comm.
nicated to his wife, lady possessing
beauty and accomplishments, who i'm
portuned, as only fond and doting
wife Is capable Of entreating, her faith
er's forgiveness. The stern and out.
ragged parent remained immovable. -
Despite the solicitations OF the wife
and daughter, he employed detective,
with instructions to leave no stone un-
turned in order to accomplish the arrest
Of the "dear one from home." The
search seemed fruitless, and those con
c6rned abandoned all thought Of hear
ing from or seeing the erring and
departed youth. It happened, however,
that gentleman from New York, ON q
visit to this city, acquainted with the
occurrences related, as we'll as being q
friend to the wronged merchant, recog.
nized on one OF our streets the young
man 30 prominently associated in the
history Of this affair, and instantly dis.
patched information by telegram to
New York, to the effect that he knew Of
the young mans whereabouts, and
awaited instructions. The merchant
responded that he would leave at once
for this city, and to keep a sharp look
ont.
The Eastern train, which arrived
here ON Saturday morning, brought
the injured parent and wife, who has
tened to the Gibson House, and were
brought face to face with the fugitive.
The meeting was, as may have been
anticipated, not very cordial, and but
few of the guests knew or surmissd
that such scene of woe was being en- i.
acted in the immediate neighborhood
The heart.broken wife pleaded with her
father as only wife can plead for au
erring, guilty, but still beloved hns.
band. For some time the stern father
and inhexible man of business was in-
exOrabie, but finally more humane feel
ings prevailed, coupled most likely with
q shrinking from the shame OF the OK
posure, and last evening the party left
for New York, the merchant gloomy
and tacitnrn, although forgiving; the
young man reg, etful and repentant,
and the wife the only happy being of
the party. .es ~ -