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FROM THE WEST.
Rival Telegraph Comp1nies-e;old Mines
I'm NPW IeNico

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.--In the chancery branch of
the Supreme Coart. q case was decided ysster-
dny by Judge Jamison affecting the rival tel.
graph companies of the Western Union and
Pacific and A. antic Companies 10 use the polls
originally erected by the Great Eastern Rail
read Company. The We5:ern Union Company
obtained the right 70 use the polls, and moved
the court for permission to tear down the wires
of the rival company, but the court decided
that 1t was only personal quarrel, aud no in-
jury would accrue to either company. The
iuIunction was dissolved.
Ex-Gov. Army, of New Mexico, is en- route
for Wa hlngton with splendid specimens OF
gold ore from Marpno mines, near the boun-
Diary between New NJ xicO and Coora 10. One
hundred and eighty six ounces Of gold We're
taken out in two weeks, which assays over SlS
per ounce. Mr.. Army says that il the Indians
are removed from New Mexico the gold from
that Territory will pay the national debt.
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FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.-rhe foreign de
spdtches this morning are brief and unimport-
ant. Russia urges the meeting OF the confer :
ence on the Eastern question, now that Creas
is quiet, with view TO prevent { he expulsion
OF Greeks from Ottoman t-rritory while Tur.
key, it is reported, will refuse TO take part in
the approaching Conference il Russia attempt
to prevent their expulsion. Greece it is aid
Will demand protcctiO for the Cretans. TIL
case OF the Greek steamer Erosis has been re.
ferred 10 mixed commission. Four insurg-
ents at Malaga who fired upon a parry of ref.
ugees under the American nag were arrested
by the Spanish authorities and punished. and
the General in command has apologlzed TO the
American naval commander tor the firing
l.arlist conspiracy is reported TO have been
discovered in Andalusia. The recent disturb
ances in Italy, caused by the collection OF
odious taxes, have been suppressed, and the
country is now pronounced tranquil. An
earthquake was felt at Tsbreeze, PersI,, on
Sunday last. Though the shocks were violent,
there was NO serious loss OF life. The recen'
reports relative TO the safety of Dr. Liviugs sone
the African traveller, are confirmed. He ha,
been unable TO reach the sea coast wing 70 the
war between the native tribes.
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This Afternoons Dispatches.
MESSAGE OFTHE GOvEROR OF PENN.


HARRISBURG, PA Jan. 6-rne Governors
message has been a delivered 10 the lie gIsiature
He speaks of the ro-perous coalition OF the
finances o; the Slate. showing that the debt Is
considerably diminis ming, and he recommea ads
a retrenchment in every department. The
common schools are in a ahsfactory condi.
State are without school facilities, aud urges
an Improvement: {: also an increase in the slla-
: !es OF the tea c hers. He urges the adoption OF
measures TO prevent fraudulent mai ura lizaiion
tie 2lludes 10 the lse OF Hester Vaughan and
o b. 7 prisoners, under s-ntesee of death, for
whose execution warrants have never BEEN
slsnsd, aud SUCCESS the passage Of a law al
low :ng the death penalty to be commuted to
Improvement for a term Of years.
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HoFFMAN's MRssAGE-The New York A
sembly met yesterday. Mr.. Youngloye, Re-
publican, was elected Speaker. A Clerk. ser
geant alarms, and other officers, all Rapubli-
cans, were elected. The message of the
Governor was then received and read He
thinks that the fact that neither branch of the
Legislature is i'm political accord with him will
prove no obstacle in the way Of good govern.
ment. He argues against the proposed di iyision
of the State, and proves that there is conflict
of Interest. He says the State deb is SIS SOL go
The Governor recommends reforms in State
II the present practice Of defining witnesses
The militia OF The State is between twenty n ye
and thirty thousand. The Governor none.
that measures will be taken to preserve tue
PUTTY OF tne baIlot-6ox, and deplorcc the tact
mat proposition is before Congress 10 rsyu-
late suffrage in the States. He hopes tna: the
State courts Will not be deprived of the power
OF naturalization.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MArRICIDR.-So over.
Wfelmlpg was the testimony as to his guilt II al
me jury could not do otherwise than convict
IwIichell Of the murder of his mother in law
Inc wife OF Twiichell, charged with the SAM
crime, requested separate trial, and the re-
guest wss granted. The public sentiment OF
Philadelphia jumps at the conclusion that m.
esI'bl, ,shment OF her husbands guilt renders
clear ber own. This, by no means follows,
and we are assured that she will receive a T. ir
tr1ai, ano' IN accordance with law, be held in
nocent until proven gnIlty.
- Jerusalem has macadamIzet roads and
steam mills -
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Ex-Mayor Opdyke, of New York, has
thought proper 10 take part, along with every
other man, in the prevailing discus sion con-
corning specie pay ments, the debt, the currency
and collateral questions. He fayors firstly,
resumption as soon as lee sible; (secondly) the
payment of our bonds in coin or its equivalent.
(thirdly) the practice Of economy and sup.
preston of offic'el corruption; (fouithly the
limitation Of 'sxcs 20 the payment Of current
expenses and inter, It, with a small annual in >
stalment OF the principal Of the debt. He srgues
that all efforts 10 secure a sound currency by
immediate or early resumption, NUT prove
abortlve, and that the proper remedy for exi t.
ing defects in our currency is ssma.tsrIy mac.
tvity." He holds that if We can reach resump-
ton at the end OF seven years prosperous in.
dustry, we she'll be most fortunate, and our
material condition infniely better thln II mar
red by premature efforts to sflrt it earlier. He
then demands thatCongress shall legisla,e o.
that there shall be no further permanent isaue
ofpaper money; (2.) that contraction shall be
limited 10 Sl00CO,OOO per annum; 81 that the
Secretary Of the Treasury be prepared to au.
thorize and hold IN reserve s50,0c0,OOO OF green
backs, 70 be temporarily used, if neee sIry for
the protection OF the public credit or the in
terest Of the community
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FOR sALE-
EY MARTIN VI. ROHREH,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
NEW YORK AVENUE AND NINTH srREEr
feur story BRICK DWELLING on the north
back buidiDe. Lot I soaso. Thi: property is ts sos
Only .nr,ed low. but an,rds rare chance Tor An
ehkibly located corner. S3Go.
PnOPEkrY, on and isth streets; Lot :. by o.. :.
e3lco.
very desirable six-room BRICK HOusE ~,
18th street between aud streets; Lot - by IlU:
Two six room BRICKS, On New Jer,ev .xsn,.
O~e betw n and q. the other bet cen ID Ana
stree's; halls, gas and water to sach- 100 each
three story BRICK. .. ssh ssrest, between NJ
!ov, if sold within two weeks, q the oeeursnt
leaves tue Saty on business. A rare chance here
ior Gsnus, ~ ,ocsuon cheap For Drics and terms
o,S ,SSo,story y rRAHE. Of Elk rooms aud kitchen b.
on sth street near street. Only q. 100.
neat new two-story FRANZ, on 10th street
near New York avenue. 81, 500. wv" 'Ae'''
areshT st Srs Q 81 those ccnpsste AODD1N rHRBH-
itol and let streeas fe rojc Sssf md cnrsts ~
rSi. = % o. Hon Wsshnlrss. OF iliisois
nsnsred At the original price of Ss,sSo. o. essy
- .,Assveseory four. .roo1 IBAME HOUSE, on asd
- ~ nssI street. Lot I6x7S. Price only
.sSs"st MARfIN y. ROHRRR.
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PENNSYLVANIA SENATORSHIP.
Republican Caueus-John Scott Nomiu t.

HARRISBURG, Jan. CT is apparent that
John Scott, of Huntingdon, will be the next U.
:. Senator from Pennsylya ania, to succeed Mr..
Buckaiew. A caucus Of the Republican men,
bers will meet this afternoon, when he will he
nominated. The State Treasury question is
also settled-the present ON Ger, General WV
Cowan. will withdraw before the caucus, and
X. w. Maokey, Of Allegheny, will probably be
chosen. The influence of Simon Cameron rs
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RICs 2s CENTS.
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One Rtnirsd ena FSfy 5oxrtk Edition @, th,,
new medical pam phlet, revised and just eubl,sbes
By the sufhor, Or. Curtis. This vsIuable work
treats on the cause and cure Of premature Decline
ard secret diseases Of youth and manhood. IN
gives clear synopsis Of tie impediments 10 mar
riage, and the remedies therefor.
ADDRESS TIE AUTHOR. No. So NORTH
CHAnLks sTREET. BALTIMORE, M.
Ez'raeis from R.st,ss Of rai, wors ,ommene,.,
rom ihe year $50.
MANHOOD BIZ Dr. CuRrrs.-rn ,h,. - ,,.-
stsntly usurped by the falss aud fr.odu,ent n h
iy tie uher-ias m-sas os na1t sr As :, senl LII
.ensi n nc authors OF tnts work have % VI ated
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crkTTs OK MANHOOD shonld be f. the hssa. a,
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laid down one cause Of m.trimonisI mi.e91 mishe
seen oe oan1shed from our laad, sns the race Of
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CuRTIe ON MANHoop.-Thfs a really a yaluahls
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the young he's 90 much Influence on the present -
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and medical DroooD0 givsa q ft renlsg g i1Val1-
ouRrrs o! nAHnoop.-rhis b truly vsissble
old The Drofss.fonal 0patas1oa Of the suSAoe,
combined WITH h,s s0sasy ysaFg' sxpsr4sDoe e
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shich this popular ana sbly vritssa 1sdiss 49,
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~ q. Dooeou. = 81
S5ssss;s::ss !: to- sscs:s 65i5 :. s::s. -: ~
s...... nn ..s sss "a. !. 8 ssssiEs; 9 3. E.;..,
Deak, corner DsA o. - fseA. svs s01S06C
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THE NOMINATION of Mr.. Cummings 10 be
Commissioned of Internal Revenue, which is
vet before the Senate Committee OH Finance, il
opposed by some who de ire to have the m ltter
go over until after the Inauguration of Genera
Grant as President, In the hope that their Ia
vorite candidate for commissioner Will be Sc.
locted. 1t is stated that the Senate Fina nee
Committee have agreed to report, adversely
upon the nomination Of Mr.. Cummings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-06

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-CamberlinG and Payne
had S35,0OU in bonds and cufaency STOLEN
They We're in two tin boxes In the safe. Sus.
pic'on falls on young clerk, who has bcen
absent since New Years, and whose where.
abouts al present are unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-06

TRADES USIoNs.-The.e working men, or
sanzatiops are rapidly extending over Ger
many. while, six months ago." writes a
German correspondent, "nobody in Germany
had any clear idea about Trades Unions, and
he words only call'd up Immediately the
notion Of Sheffield outrages, now ell are busy
wi'h 'hem; SchweitAer-Fri'cche on one side,
Max Hirs"b-Danker, &c. on another, Lieb-
nj chit Betel on third, and Furst srlip q. Mepde
even on a fourth, all pulling different ways.n
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DIR. ABORy
ON
G a II a II II H.

liz view Of the large number Of persons Of tn >
vieinsge who are afflicted with catarrhal com
rlsints the folio sing letter by Or. Aborn will at
trac. universal attention
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Cost OF PRINTING FRACTIONAL CURRENCY
A communication was sent to the Senate to-day
by the Secretary Of the Treasury. in answer to
the resolution Of December 10, 1867, requesting
information as to the cost of printing the frac-
tonat currency. The Secretary STATS that the
cost for printing the currency up to this date is
81: c's.G2, and the amount Of currency
printed was S99,099,oG705.
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Dacotah Territory gives its women the
elective franchise and eligibility to hold Office
s0Sau Francisco doesn't fancy sreciprocal"
emigration with China.
~ England is said to have disc arded the
eTs.
~Rebel General Preston has been elected
ton. % s-A
: ~ Hon. John G. Weed, q member of the
Soonecflcut Legislature, mys,eriously disap-
Pesred from East Portchf ster on Saturday
nignt last, and has not been heard from since
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ARRIVAL OF SPECIE.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRrouLrURE.-H,

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The steamer Rising Star
mas arrived IIom Aspin wall, bringing S5o9.765
In specie.
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Wall Street Ta.dar

NBWYORK. Jan. Stocks active aud strong
Money less active al per cent. and -Is CON-
mission Exchange, 9y. Gold 35f. SAYS,
le62, coupon, 1i1; leafs, .. North Carolina
s's, old 6sA new 62li; Virginia 6's, ex-eoupon,
Coz, new g..
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ORGANIZATION OF THE MAINE LEG.
lSLATURE.

AUGUSTA, MAINE, Jan. 6.-Both branches of
the Legislature organized to-day by the elcc.
ton of the officers nominated by the Repuoli.
can caucus,
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JOHN BROWNS SURvIvoRs.-Of the orIgi-
nally known John Brown party who captured
Harper Ferry, and set up q Provisional Gov.
eminent for Virginia but two are now living
owen Brown. who resides in Western Penn.
sylvanla, aud Osborne r. Anderson, a colored
man, living in Canada. Reaif Luke Parsons
Gil, end others associated with it. directly and
indire city. each won some distinction during
ne war, spd are now living. George p Tjdd.
one OF those who escaped, died at the taking of
Roanoke Island, sergeant in New York regi-
ment. Barclay Coppic, then a lieutenant in a
kansas regiment, was killed at Platte Bridge
MO, through the destruction Of railroad train
by guerillas. So says the Worcester Soy
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REORGANIZATION OF THE AGRICULTURAL
DEPARTMKNT.-Mr. Williams introduced IN
the Senate this morning resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Agriculture to inquire
into the expediency of recognizing the De-
partment Of Agriculture, so as 10 provide for
the selection Of one person from each State ia
miliar with the agricultural wants Of such
State. to occupy some official position in said
Department
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Mr.. VOORHEES,. member elect from Indi,na
to the next Congress, has aIriv,d here. Hs
election Is not contested, as is generally sup
posed. His opponent talked OF cont.sting, but
did not give legal nonce Of such purpo,e
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TBy Cable.l

financial Matters in Bai,imore Ts.dz6
BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.-EIrsinia 6ss, old. in-
scribed, II bid, IS asked; do 1860, 81 = bid, -
asked; do. 1867, 40 asked; do. conpon. old IS
bid; DO. coupon, new, 81 bad.
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New York Grain Market To-day.

NEW YORK. Jan. 6-Flour firm and 5aIO cts
better for common grades. Wheat la2 c-s. be-
ter for spring, but very quiet. Corn sal cent
lower.
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SPaul De Cassagnac, editor Of the Paris
Pays has fought more than sixty duels.
VA Broadway store makes speciality OF
fntinE wedding presents. n =
u%0eueral Sheridaps q comriissarv feeds his
Indian prisoners on roast hors- and dog frica-
see.
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Baltimere Markets. Fe.day.

bALrIMoRE. Jan. 6.-Cotton very nrm: Mid
ding Uplands. g. Flour quies and unchanged
Wheat dull Corn duh, prime white. Sc Oats
dull at 65as3 cents Rye dull, al q 5JaS16a
Pork Is firm N $40. Bacon firm: rib sides
16ka17c; clear do, 17sai7s; shoulder, n:
hams, 1sa19 Lard firm, 1sxaI9.
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}. WATSON WEBE, Esq, our Minister to
Brazil, was upon the floor OF the House o.day.
surrounded by a lare numbcr of members
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An Associated Press dispatch from Baltimore
lsst evening ssys: The presidents aud super.
lnfendtnt- OF all the roads IN the existing truak
line between New York and WashingtO mer
in BllnmCre to-day, the attendance being iuu
and harmonious. A further sgreement in co
solidahug the inter ests connected with through
pa -epSer operations was adopted. New mel.
accommodations of the route aud complsfipg
the new 60 uipments now building. plan OF
avoiding the use of horses for the through
u hns in Faltimore, aud ether arran gsmeais
Were rgTced npop, by which tue time of tho,
through trains isexpected to be further reduced
IN the coming g u on.
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T,i3,J0s O.
ll7,T2,S,S 81
6 Der cent. Naw.ul money Bonds
is-ued TO Pac fic RailrO id & rmpa-
Amt of Debt. less Casn in Treasury, 2sO,7o7 .sai

The foregoing Is correct statement of the
public debt, as appears from the books aud
TIeasurers returns in the Department, on lst
of Janusry, 1869. HUGH MCCULLOCH.
Secretary OF the Treasury
The above statement shows an increase in
the debt OF s1,70O,OoO over the statement of last
month.
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INTERNAL RKvRNUK.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S2cs lis S.
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THR GIRARD WILL CAsR.-In the Supreme
Court to- day. the case of the heirs OF Stephen
Girard against the city Of Philadelphia was
argued by Mr.. IDgersol, in behalf of the heirs,
and by Msssr7. Meredith and Olmstead, for the
city. The amount of property involved in
this case % several millions Of dollars
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0FFo ERss
y "a OLhbh, Phtiadeiphts. President
SAf OOokk, Chsirman Finance aud Eraeotiv.
HENRY o oooks, Washington. Vice Pre.,.
kMERsOs W. PEEr. Phil.delphi.. secrs,.r,
rs TuRNER ws.hiartOn. As-i.tsn, seor,.,.-,.
MEDICAL ADVISORY soARD;
j. b. BARNEs sursson General Uzit.a s,.,..
Army, W sshinstoa.
P ). aoRWITz, Chief n -diosl Departures,
United States Navy, Washington.
ID. W. BLISS, n. D. Washington.
TIE siysrtse onered by thi. Company
IL tis h.tiohsi Scnpsny. chartered by special
A paid up cArttsi OF sl.0o.m
II offere low rates of premium.
furnishes larger Insurance than other CON-
penles Tor the same mOaey.
II is definite and certain Ga It's terms.
IL home company IN every locality.
Its policies are exemp pt from attAchment.
mere are no unnecessary restrictions In tue pDl-
Every policy 10 non -forfeitable.
Policies msy be taken which pay Co the iu sured
their full amount and return ell the premiums. 80
that the Insurance costs opir tue decrease the
Policies viii be issued tnat ~fn ,ay Co the tu.
sured during life AEnual income Of one tenth
the amount named in the policy.
no extra rate 10 charged Tor risks upon theuses
IL ipsures not 70 secure dividends but st so loo
Q cost that divfdends viii be impossible.
A LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED In svERr
COUNTY, and applications from compesent par-
ties for such agencies, win suit .be forse nsnts
should be addressed 20 the CompsnyS General
Agents only In their respective districts
Circulars, PAnphiea and fnli s.rtscoisrs sfyes
en- application % the once Of the Company 90 this
civ
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market contrary 20 the
expectations Of . large class OF operators in Wa
street. has displayed great s.ringeacy s.nce tue
advent OF the New Year. and tns evil has been
greatly augmented recently by ne public buy
ing and selling Of green ubacks IN the large room
boards. however, having adopt. 4 resolutions
prohibit ug their members from open de ling
in money, either in the board or Long Room
Yesterday the general rate for call loans was
per cent. currency, aud l-l6a OF one per cent.
added. Business in com nsrc,al paper u
almost n a stand-s;lll, and rates a e barely
nominal The continued s--InGrncy ii money
has had the effect OF reduc rg tae price OF go'e.
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NEW YoRK-vIEsr soAR
IBy Banker. and Brose Telegraph

lBy Bankers and BroEer Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 10. quote stocks and pon.s
10 home and foreign markets az follows
CNRw YORK, Jan. 6.-Gold, I3i sal35 Z. No
stock report.
TBy Cable
LONDON, Jan 6, II:I5 a rr-Money market
quiet. Consols, for money. 9eS; for account
92A; u. 5. Bonds, 5is; Illinois, 95sx duh;
Ere, a..
LIVERPOOL, ms 8. m.-Cotton market opens
quiet. Sales estimated 81 19,00C balcs. Mi5-
ding Uplands IL y: MiddlIng Orleans, lix.
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THR PRIZE RIKG,-Oharley Gallagher (who
nsured with Jimmy Elliot Ia the recent prize
fight at Peach Island has challenged Elliot 70
meet him again for S2,DCO. and has sent o To
the editor of the New York ciipp'r "a forfeit
The rCscat champion OF the light wei.h
Having heard that the hackers of my late an
ia2onist, Peter Mcguire, are DESTROYS OF ma
king fresh match with me as soon as be has
recovered from bis Injuries, wish to stat
that they will md me prepared at aLy tiaa
they may choose to make match at from
l2ilbs % l30ibs weight, scale the day bsfore
behttne for from one thousand To Ave thous-
and dollars side. II they do not wish 70 ga,
again, am ready 10 meet anybody upon the
conditions above mentioned. II.
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ROMANTIC SUICIDE.-(;oroner keenan, and
Deputy Coroner Beach held an inquest thi5
iorehooD at 237 Bowery, on the BODY of Law.
renee Wildmann, the German who shot him,
self yesterday in a house Of assignltion. IS
Forsyth street, on account, as alleged, of the
infidelity OF his paramorr. The testimony de-
velOped the fact thar the deceased was only
three months in the country; that he was
thirty. five years ofage, and was wealthy aud
married leaving wife and four children l,y.
ing In Germany. He eloped to this country
with young lady, Zabrietta Schlrmd orte,
Both Of them failed to obtain any EN- pIoymeot
and were reduced to the gre .test strlighls of
poverty. The remittapcss from Germany were
stopped, and the decea ased and his ..frlendr
p1wned everything they possessed Tn.
.slriend,' in giving her testimony to-day, an.
peared sincerely attached to the deceased aud
sriev, d at his untimely end. The Jury found
verdict of suicide.-N. L. Express fM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-06

Mr.. FERRIS CUSHING, lawyer OF New
York, a@ed about thirty, a nephew OF Hon
Caleb Cushing died suddenly of heart di ease
at io' Pearl street, IN that city, on Monday
las.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-06

THE Right OF TRANSIT THROUGH STATS
Gen. Butler introduced yesterday bill to Sc
cure the right of transit and dclly OF forty
eight hours to every citizen. through every
State other than that whereof he is a CITIZEN
without being sued or arrested in that State
unless on an affidavit that heis fugitive ron
justice or from his creditors