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LONDON, Dec. 2--It is reported that Mr.
Dsraei has gone to Windsor to tender the
resignation of the ministry.
Cork, Dec 2.-Mr. Sullivan, who was struck
from the Commission of Peace for alleged
sympathy with Fenianism, has been elected
mayor of this city.
LONDON, Dec. 2-Midnight.-Prim Minis
ter Disraeli has published an address annouDc-
inc and defending the resignation OF the min
istrv. He reviews the progress of the resolves
in favor of the disestabshment of the Irish
Church, believing the country would not sane
ton such measure. The government awaited
the elections for the holding of which all ex-
petition was used. The results shows that the
ministry cannot command the respect of the
new House of Commons, therefore they feel 1T
due to their own honor and to the policy
supported by them not to continue unnec-
essarly i'll office single day, deeming
it more consistent with the attitude they hold
the convenience of public business and the in
fiuence of their party to resign at once, in
stead of awaiting the meeting Of a Parlia ment
in which they will be in a minority. While
taking this course they do not modify their
opinions, and are more than ever convinced
that Mr.. Gladstone's proposition is wrong in
principle and probably impractcable, and one
which even if practicable would be disastrous
to the nation. They are ready to support re-
form in the church of Ireland, but will still of
fer uncompromising resistance to the policy
enunciated by Mr.. Gladstone.
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WASHINGTON.
POSITION OF GENERAL SHERIDAN


WASHINGTON, Dec. 2:-The following was
received this afternoon by telegraph from St
Louis dated Dec. 2, to Gen. E. D. Townsend
y. A. c.:
The following despatch is Just received, and
Is sent fer the information of the Department.
This gives General Sheridan good initiation
understand ms supply depot to be on Rabbit
Ear Creek, a little West of South from Fort
Dodge, whence he can direct operations and
his very preseEce there will give assurance
that the troops will act with energy, and tat
nothing will be done but what is right. The
bands of Black Kettle Little Raven and Sa-
tanta are well known to US, and ale tn: same
that have been along the Smoky Hill Tor the
past five years, and as General sheridan re-
ports, embraces the very men VINO first began
this war on the Saline and Solomon Rivers.
(Signed) w. T. SHERMAN, Lieut.. Gen.
DENIAL OF CURRENT REPORT.
New YORK, Dec. 2.-The Trbune's Wash
ington despatch says reports are in circulation
that General Grant has written General Slo-
cum, Congressman elect from BROOKLYN. con-
graduating him upon his triumph, and init
mating that there will be nothing in the new
administration which a modern Democrat can
not support. happen to know that this is
not true. General Grant has never written
letter to General Slocum in his life. except il
may have been an official one on a military
subject during the war. He has not seen Gen
Slocum and has held no communication with
him since last June.
SALE OF GENERAL GRANTS RESIDENCE.
The residence of General Grant on j street
in this city has been sold to Mayor Bowen for
$4,000. This is one OF the houses in Douglas
Row, built by Senators Douglas, Rice and
Breckenridge.
MR.. SEWARD ON THE ALABAMA CLAIMS
Secretary Seward insists that Great Britain
in the Alabama claims arbitration, shall ac-
knowledge that the recognition of the Confed-
crate Government as beligerent power, was
in violation of the neutrality laws which Eng.
land herself established; and that, moreover
all claims against citizens of this government
which have been decided in our favor by the
courts of England shall be excluded from the
consideration of the Commissioner. 1t is
thought best that claims against the United
States which have only been adjudicated by
American Courts may not be included in this
exclusion
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srnnieafic Markets.

lower; sales $500 bales; Middling uplands % a 25ic,
Western steady for low grades and dull and declin-
ing for medium and good qualities; superfne State
5 80 q SIS; extra go "a 30; round hoop Ohio 70
Wheat extra 90 "a 975; Southern dull sales $50
bbls.; extra 20 q 10 o.; California quiet. Wheat
dill and dropping; sales IS, 600 bush No. Spring
1 % o. co; No. 2 at 40 a 80; No and Mixed
80. Corn less active and scarcely firm; sales 10!
900 BUSH; Mixed Western II a 129 for unsound,
II "a 1172 Tor sound and IA for new do. Oats low
er; sales $4,000 bush F; Western 7S4 a 743;, closing
at 759c in store Beefquet. Pork quiet and steady;
sales 625 bbis.; mess 26 90 a 26 %. Lard quiet
rendered Butter steady; Ohio 81 a 4Oc; State 40 a
SOC. Whiskey heavy; State OS9 tree. Rice dull
He Coes steaV M Mo- Idn %ava
Stores dull and heavy; Spirits Turpentne 45 a 45lc;
Rosln firm at 40 81 80 Petroleum quiet; crude
changed Cotton per sail 5-16 a Cd and per steamer
q 13-16d; Wheat per steamer sd.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-EXchange on New York firm
and unchanged. Flour less active; Spring extras
5 70 a 70. Wheat firm but quiet for No. at %
a 27; No steady at IL q 1914 Corn-old No.
neglected and nominal at 7S a soc cash and 7Sc sell
ness at 78c; new frmer but quiet at IA q 74lc tor
No. 2; kiln dried declined a &c; sales at Csc; re-
jected declined 1c; sales at go "a &c. Oats more
tive at an advance OF &c; sales No at 49, a 47c.
Rye quiet and easier; sales No. at / 121 a i35 I;
No. at II g IL. Barley dull at 81. Whlskey-
BUYERS offer 81 % &c. Provisions frmer and active
Mess PORK p Is a % 80 cash and 81 90 seller Janu-
airy. Bulk Meats active at 71c, seller December.-
Hams in good demand at t0A q 119c; sweet picked
do 12c. Lard firm; prime steam 14c Dressed Hogs
firm at 8 20 90 90. Beet Cattle more active on
shipping account; good to choice 80 a 90; fair to
good Steers 80 a 575; common neglected Live
Hogs active at advance OF 10 q 15c; common to
medium 8 rs a 90; good to choice7 % q 30.
O1NoINNATI, Dec. 2.-Whiskey dul at sse.-
Dressed Hogs dull at 90 a 40; net receipts 5000.
Mess Pork quiet at % 70 a % co. Bulk Meats dull;
shoulders 81; sides 129 "a 34c for clear rib and clear,
Hams-smail sales new sugar cured at lie. Lard
dull 1T l3c for butchers, 13s 9l4c Tor prime steam
and 144 a 142c for prime kettle. Green Meats firm
bnt quiet; shoulders u q 7sc; sides 10A q 10Sc;
| hams III a 112c The Price Current give the re-
cepts OF Hogs for the week at $4,000 and for the
at 100000 against "a 600 for the time last
| year.
| MILWAUKEE. Dec. Flour dull; choice Wi con-
| s.n and Iowa 90 a 6 81; medium 90 q 70
Wheat quiet and unsettled at 81 Tor No. and II
for No. 2. Oats dull at 47c. Corn nominal at S3c
| Rye steady; sales No. at Os. Barley-sales No
| at 90
| CHARLEsToN, Dec. 2.--Cotton duh and &c lower
sales $40 bales; Middlings 233c; receipts 1852 bales
| EXPORT, coastwise 331 bales
AUGUSTA, Dec. 2.-Cotton market quiet and but
little done, in consequence OF the municipal election
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NJ Office is hereby given that the following peti-
~ tion will be presented to tie Legislature OF
the State OF Ma,ne for action at their coming session
in January next and all parties whose interests are
affected by the same, then and there appear and
be heard in the premises.
Dppambpr or 1888
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The Wool Marker.


IopecIaI DIspalcH py Ihtefha JONAH Llne.J
BOSTON, Dec. 2.-[Reported for the Press.] The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon
Domeshc-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock 63 a
Csc; do choice Xxx 81 q 5Sc; fine so a sac; medi-
UNI AZ q SOC; coarse As q soc; Michigan, New York
and Vermont extra and Xxx AZ "a soc; fine do II 90
SOC; medium 46 q 4sc; 46 q 4Sc ~ ID. other
Western, fine and x % a 4Sc; medium 45 a 46c
common q g 4ec pulled extra 45 g 55c supertine
Id. Foreign Wools-Canada combng 70 a 75c; Smyr-
ma washed % a 4Oc and unwashed 10 a 22c Buenos
% q SOC; Donski 81 a 43c; Africa unwashed 10 a 1sc
~ fb. Remarks-There has been a steady demand
for fleece and pulled Wool and the market continues
quite firm for all desirable grades, with the prospect
of an increased demand before many weeks. The
sales have been a. 10 q 4sc for Western as "a Soc Tor
Wisconsin, New York and Michigan anu so "a 55c for
X and Xxx. Ohio pulled Wool is selling principally
at 45 a SOC for super and extra, and as high Sac
for choice Eastern superfine.
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Dec. 1.-THE stagnation in trade
is increasing. Merchants refuse to make adj
yances to planters on their crops.
The Diario to- day publishes the following
news from the interior:
The rebels near Villa de Cobre have destroy
ed the aoueduct which supplies Santiago de
Cuba with water.
A brother OF General Cespedes was killed in
the engagement at Cobre.
Discussions have broken out among the rebel
leaders. Perez objects to the appointment Of
Cespedes as commander in-chief of the reyo-
lutionary forces.
The town OF Manzanllo continues in pos
session OF the government, but is besiegsd by
rebels
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VIRGINIA.
RIGHTS OF NORTHERN HOLDERS OF SOUTHERN
STOCKS DURING THE WAR.

RIGHTS OF NORTHERN HOLDERS OF SOUTHERN
STOCKS DURING THE WAR.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The Posts Washington
dispatch names among the important cases de-
cided by Chief Justice Chase at the present
term of the Richmond Circuit Court, one es>
taD1shing the right OF STOCKHOLDERS III the loyal
States to dividends declared during the war
upon stock held by them in Southern railroads,
notwithstanding the coufscation of such stock
and its dividend by the confederate govern
ment. The decision explains clearly what is
meant by de fdcto government, and promul-
gates the rule that confederate notes received
in rebel States on account of persons in the
loyal States, Innocent of the interdicts against
commercial intercourse, must be accounted for
in lawful money, equal in value to the eorfed-
crate notes at the time of such receipt.
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NEW YORK.
ARREST OF SUPERINTENDENT KENNEDY

AhhESf OF SUPERINTENDENT AENNEDf'
New YORK, Dec, 2.-The Superintendent of
Police (Kenuedy) was to-day arrested on war
Iants issued by Coroner Flynn, charging him
with seizing the property of Mrs Gatewood,
who committed suicide yesterday, without due
authority of law. Kennedy claims it as stolen
property, and that as such he is justified il
seizing it, and denies the right of the coroner
to cause his arrest. The case will be argued
tomorrow. Meantime Kennedy is considered
technically under arrest.
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ADMISSION TO THE UNION.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. "A Denver dispatch of
yesterday says both political parties held sep
arate conventions yesterday to consider the
subject of the admission of Colorado into the
Union. Bo' h conventions were fully attended
The Republican convention passed resolu-
ton. with but one dissenting voice, requesting
Congress to admit Colorado al once on such
terms as that body may deem necessary. The
Democratic convention is not yet harmonious.
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WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2..At late hour last
night the captain of the bark Dobbin went on
board of his vessel, and after angry words with
his wife knocked her down, stamped upon her
she gave premature birth to child, which he
seized and threw overheard. He then sent for
doctor and disappeared. The woman is in a
critical condition. The brute will be arrested.
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ProvisionS

Rice, p lib. -. II @ 10
Saleratus.
SaleratusP lib z q IL
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ILLINOIS.
DESTRUCTION OF PAINTINGS.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-One lamentable feature of
the burning of the beautiful residence of John
A. Huck, was the destruction of one of the
finest collections of paintings in the Western
country. A very valuable library was also de-
stroypd
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30 wa.
THE VOTE FOR PRESIDENT

THE VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.
CHICAGO, Dec 2-The full vote of Iowa in
the present election was 1874 ,527; Grants ma
iOritv az 90
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PENNSYLVANIA.
SCIlII. RACE AGAINST TIME.

PITTsBURG, Dec. 2.-Walter Brown, the
champion oarsman, left here yesterday noon to
row scul boat to Cincinnati, 500 miles, in
eight consecutive days, from sunrise to sunset,
on wager of $1,000.
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RHODE ISLAND.

ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY
Providence, Dec. 2.-An attempt was made
last night 10 rob the New London National
Bank. The alarmed robbers lett great
amount of tools, powder. fuse, &c.
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GEORGIA,

AUGUSTA, Dec. 2-The municipal election
passed off quietly. The Peoples or Demo-
cratic ticket was elected by 1876 majority.
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LONDON, Dec. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2l for both
money anu account
American securities-United States 5-20's 743; IL
linois Central shares Sc; Erie shares q.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Forenoon Cotton dull
sales $1,000 bales Breadstuffs quiet Other articles
unchanged.
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PAID ........ 3 5Ol0f 90
Liv. in oond 2 373@2 625


Portland Sugar House !:
Yellow A A. -. II
Extra Yellow. "a mol
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MISCELLANEOUS.
How to Get Patents.

For opinion, no charge. Send sketch and descrip-
ton. For application send model not over one loot
in size. and SIG first Government and Stamp tees.-
specifications, Drawings caveats; assignments pre-
pared; rejected claims prosecuted. Also, interfer-
enees, extension of patents, and appeals. Patents
taken out in all European countries. Illustrated
pamphlets, ITO pages, sent tree. Address MUM g.
Co, No 81 Park Row, NY. oc2iisd3m
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CANADA.

HALIFAX, Dec 2.-The repealers believe that
on the accession of the liberals and Mr. Bright
to power in England, petition for repeal will
be successful
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SUICIDE.
ARIZONA.


mEEIlNG Or The LEGl5LATUhE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2-Arzona advices
to Nov. 14th have been received. The Legis-
lature assembled at Tuscan on the 10th of
November.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
The troops had attacked an Indian CAMP
Killed IL and wounded 40 savages, and captur-
ed several mules, and quantity of arms and
ammunition.
A large party of Indians attacked a pack
train near Prescott, killed three men, captured
q lot of rifles, pistols and ammunition, and
drove off the animals.
The mails were taken from a mail carrier
near Fort Rider, but were recovered and de-
lvered to the postmaster at Wickenburg.
Some uneasiness was expressed in regard to
the safety of party of miners, who went to
Black Cannon some time since as nothing had
been heard from them.
1t is thought by some that the Maqui Indi-
ans from Mexico have Joined the Apaches in
the present war against the whites.
The Indians in the neighborhood of Wick
enburg stampeded large herd of cattle. horses
and mules belonging to the Vulture Mining
Company, and succeeded in driving off forty
head of cattle.
A number of recruits have arrived at Camps
Grant and Mcdowell.
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MAINE.


BELFAST, Dec. 2-Weston, the pedestrian,
arrived last night, on his way from Bangor to
g. Paul, Mimi, and back to New York.
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ONLY25 CENTS

The Great Quietimg Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
GUS DRUG; sure to Regulate the Bowels;
allays all Pain; correets Acidity of the
Stomach makes SICK and reak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Quiefimg
Syrup, and take no other, and you are SAFE
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
Agent for the United States
W. W. WHIPPLE & CO., Agents torIMaine.
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EIaahies.

S1ALL at No. 40, Center Street, and 6nd In
~ FANTs' CLOTHING, CHlLDRENs APRoNs.
SAcoUEs, sc. ready made; orders ior same prompt
ly attended 10 by MRS. o. +. MIAoR.
nov 30-d2w
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Horse Roord Cheaper!

OWING to the lower price OF Feed, me unqer.
" signed will take a few more horfes % poard. at
lower prices than usual. inc pest o. TeyI sNeu'
and the best OF care taken. JUN hhANL
dec2d1ws Congress St., Just above State st.
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Good News !!

ff'o obtain room Tor large lot Ct Holiday Goods
there will he an auction every evening until the
10th Of Dec, at the store 60 Exchange st,
az All are invited to--Bm. no24dlldcl0
Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
EVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ. ON.
- market lot, Market street, 1 shall sell HoIs
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl2s. F. o. BAILEY. Auetlonser
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NOTICE.
New England Express Co.,

BosroN, Mass, Nov. 20, 1858.
THIS Company went into operation on or about
L the first OF August, with fiatterng prospects.
That the enterprise was popular one, Is shown in
age OF the public.
Since its commencement the business has been
carried on under disadvantages in time and cost of
iran portati nall efforts TO get railroads north
and east of this city, equal terms with the old
Express Companies, having thus lar been unsuccess-
tul Rather than to continue necessarily expensive
establishment, and thereby increase the embarrass
ment of the Company, and add to the personal iabii
ty OF stockholders and subscribers Il has been de
cided to suspend operations.
meeting OF the stockholders and subscribers will
be held at the PARKER House. on Thursday, De-
cember 8, 1868, at II o'clock A. NJ, when a state
ment OF the condition OF the Company will be sub
mtied, aud, it is expected, plan will be presented
tor the resumption of business.
BY Order of the Executive Committee.
@. Ii. STODDARD,
Secretary and Treasurer New England Express
Company. decldtd
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STATE OF MAINE.

10 me honorable Senate ana House or RepTeSentd-
tires Ia Legislature assembled:
The unds rsigned citizens Of Brunswick in the
County of Cumberland, aud Topsham in the County
Of Sag ldahoc, and vicinity, respectfully represent
that the Androscoggn Bridge, so called, leading
across the Androscoggin River from Brunswick 70
Topsham aforesaid IS now by law Toll Bridge, ard
that the public interest amp convenience REQUIRE that
the same should become tree to the travelling public.
wherefore we pray your Honorable Bodies 70 pass
an act authorizing the propretors sell said bridge
WIN al the privileges, franchises anu HpPuItenah.
ces thereunto belonging, to the saiu COUNTIES OF
Brunswick and Tonsbam; provided the owners of "a
majority of The Stork present and voting at meet
ING of The stockboier called the purpose shall
assent thereto And also authorizing the County
SoSa1ahoc acting Tor and in behalf Of said counties,
70 1mrchase said bridge, with the privileges, IRAN
chfses and appurtenances thereunto belonging, aud
10 declare the same nee tor public travel and use.
And also ouihorizing the said towns OF Brunswick
and Topsham to purchase said toll bridge with the
privileges franchises and appur enanees thereto be-
longing and to make such arrangements with the
County Commissioners OF said Counties as may be
mutually agreed upon as 10 the proportion OF the
cost of the to he paid by the towns and by the
counties and TO which shall keep the same in re-
pair; provided that the said bridge shall be declared
forever f'ee ior public travel and use.
Robbins, Charles Boutelle,
Amherst Whittemore. j. wnehell,
Thompson, &C Nelson,
Francis Get hell, Benz. Furnish,
Isaiah Mitchell, Thompson,
Samuel T Whittier, u A Randall,
G C Humphreys, DIV Ripley,
"A G Poland, WIN Murray,
j P Tebbetts, CD Noyes,
WB Purnton, Jos ,ph Grows.
G Q Tebbetts, Barton Jortlau,
Daniel Elliot. NJ Decker,
j X Jackson,
DeceYnber 2 1858 d2w
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AmerlcanPIb 73W IS
Manila. 80. % a %
Manila Boltrope "a


Cod, y qtl.
Large ShoTe6 rs "a 700
LargeBank G so a 6 70
Small. "A 90 a 4 80
Pollock. % 90 q 3 30
Haddock,. II 75 a 2 rs
Hake. ...,..2 II q 2 375
Herring,
Shore, y bl.6 so CT so
Scaled, pix. So q 10
No. J.. :. 20 a 80
Mackerel p bl.
Bay No. 1. % 80 @24 90
Bay No. 2, is 90 @17 50
Large 8 -. II 90 @i3 90
Shore Nc. l 10 90 020 90
No. o.. Is 90 (0l6 90
Large. -. 1000 @12 90
Medium. s 90 (010 90
Clam bait. -. 4 90 a. 5 90
Flour.
White Winter
choice Xxx IL 90 @13 90
Xxx II 50 012 30
X 0 5000 80
Red Winter
Xxx. E. IL 00@ 10 90
x. 8 009 8 80
Spring Xxx. 8 001g 10 90
X. ] 50gl 8 90
Superfine. 6 90 q 100
st. Louis 81 Southern
Superior Xxx IA SOC Is OF
Canada none
Michigan & Western
Sup'r Xxx :. II 0O@12 90
California. - 0O@ 13 90
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MASSAGE USETTs.

pb<Ns 1hANIS MONEmENIS
Boston, Dec. 2.-Gep. Grant is at the St
James Hotel, where he arrived this morning
During the forenoon committee of the City
Council informally called on him. This after
noon he visits the Waltham Watch Works by
invitation, accompanied by the Mayor and
members of the city government.
WORCESTER, Dec. 2.-Sheridan Gay, of Nor
sup. Conn.,, formerly book-keeper in New
York, committed suicide by shooting himself
with pistol while in smoking car of the
train from Hartford to Providence, near Sum-
NIT station, this afternoon. He was about 80
years of age and leaves wife in MOrsup.
THE TRIAL OF ANDREWS THE MURDERER.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 2.-The trial of Andrews
for the murder of Hol nes was resumed to-day,
with continuation of the testimony for the
prosecution. DR.. Henry j. Bigelow described
the mortal injuries of the deceased. Beneath
the detached wounds over the ears the skull
was fractured; in the great wound at the left
back and top of head there were doz n frac-
lures; there was a wound on the left shoulder,
behind; the skull was cracked from cheekbo
to cheekbone, right across the top of the skull
The further testimony mainly related to the
conduct of the prisoner subsequent to the dis
covery of the murder till his arrest. 1t show
ed him to have been extremely nervous, and
apparently under the excitement of stimulants.
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LOsE ARD gDUHp

Lost!
ON Congress Street, between Preble and Chestnut
" Streets. a BLACK MOSCOW BEAVER CAPE
trimmed with Silk Fringe ANY one finding the
same viii be rewarded by leaving It at this office or
by addressing Box AZ, leave 1t at 224 Cumberland
Street. nov02,ItF