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The Live stock Markets.
NEW 1oRK.


Spcis. Despatch to The Chicago 1ti1unc
- NEW foEK, AnkuEt -
BEKvEe-Recrfp:s ainte Saturday, s.l78 head: mod.
erats demand md price. Ac bet:er ow1ns manly to
much more f4yGI1ble HeathEf+ Prices FUR tho Heae1n
E sed from 1sc to l6 With most Of the business IN me
dtln e t.tr eteefn a. good 70 prime btopsat
!he p,tca foI dryo Of cw The best drove ii
I!inon enttle On the market averaged BIG
Sheep and Lsmbe-Rsce9ts etnee Saturday 7,sts; dul
A1d wesk: Phesp 4.1a64c; lAmb., 6SaeEc.
swine Reeeiv.: siaee saturday, Ga5s: dal =. re
l0Ae; city drtesed. 121t4c. but eleT.
EreeId Despatch to The Chicass Tribune.
ALBANY, August =.
The demand for cat~ continues tntr al yesterdsys
pH eales of H9 10 10 head 1t prices ranging from
C for low inferior 10 ex@s5c for Gc.t md heariest
t1tIaA.
saea ehecp and lanba a. +sssc for sheep and
Hoes aIe quoted 1t a@sc fus Michigan and s1i@loxe
for Illinois.
PaHADElPHA, Auspat .1-Beef cattle dali, and d.
Glued re- Eat1 steers. e<9sc: fair to good. 7≻
sheep s,nil '; sa.rs g, ,eoo head at 4a6e per Il.
Hoe.in feir demand: Eales go head Il a o09l46o
fer totu fed
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S
Through Line to California and China.

Steamea leave F7et Na u North HlVettfo o{ Qa03&
1t. 1t Il O'clock noon,
On the lss, 11th mud 11sf,
Except when fheee days fan Sunday, thea tho d.y
previous -
;. August il.AIAaKA. Capt Gray, connecting wilt
AaSass aicakKKY 'GiiAUnp9Y. oapt. oonnsz.
Qce hunrcd pounds Of ba{Eaxe allowed free u ese4
adult passenger. Medicine and attendance free.
a1ss At with steanets for south Pac1ie
ports; IT md 11th for Central American ports, snA
thnea of LIT touch At M1nLanIll0.
F0tk JAPAN AND CHINA.
Steamer Ct AuE. IL 1861 CONNECTS ctpAely At San EtSH
eiseo With stesmer JAPAN. leaTlng September l. ls.
tor JApau and Chlua,
tton. Apply 1t the office the wharf, foot Of Oaralf
Eew York +. Il HABX. Aren't, Or at General Western
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


On the EtTo1 and Ahusea Incident 70 Youth md K1ly
Manhood with the hnsnzna yiew Of 1satneut .r es51e
sent by mail tsoo OF charge. Address HOWARD Ar
ISOLATION. Box P, Ph311dc4pht1. Pa
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WATCHES,

Watches for the Million.
The GREAT TRADE IMPROVEMENT ASSOOfA-
1--nTpofated b the State,l acn FINE GOIn
TIDn ~nR WATCHES for 510 each Ssn8
oud EOIID b1., "~s Of the Eatch {wo1th from
81 for 4 de7eriptfYc enxrar. titled. SIX engrnv-
S55 10 HT50l to Whleh ven Eosy be e... '--.' Sl9l
fugn, $5 twelve ens1ayfugs f1ad tirrr H4tcn
Try us befcre buying elsewhere. Addfcas MICHELia
l. CO., MAEASerE, Broadway, COZ En1ton-st. n. 7.
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Etca1aef4 fortnisty to Iopsou direct from Pier Nas
North River, Nav Fosk- Paasaso II asa, Sia md
20. currency.
.Aufu3t IS lP1-aSaay..p....Sept IS
Cells Beoo1,.-..-. :.Octohef
Eut passaSe 70 Hamhu5kh. bremen, HavIrt Fzt,s.
Antwerp md Rotterdam cheapest e1rruty {ktsa;
*ggly te ROhEnI e !, CLARK. ~ ko: 8 Bsoadvsy, Nov
lsen.eta- Ch1caGo Fot freight u ROWLAND b ~
PlNWA1I, 81 8outh-at4 NeW York.
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Special Despatch To The Chicago Tribune
NEW TORK. AuGu4s u
FFeights-To Liverpool. 5000 bu wheat Il sEd By
ai1 and lod By Bteam: 1000 quarteft wheat to Bti.h
n EhC8
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SatushsJ. Tke asczrcate demand Wa lafFe W. ouote
q iaaowt: Gnnmont 70 fli1 Cubs- Sl3Ee; sood to
eGaS'ss Gsn;sshIs de i iI2'SS7lts .MsFehsRts
fo2a I'd te Snes fG5s Ms
nsSt1!1Si 3YnUP5ESs: : szt5s es -
wefe anshapsed absi1 % 1eT 1is M r. deae a1e;s
az stoilowa New UrIeins phiIadc!pbts
Eolf$cn tytMsp Up a&oei silver drips soeis$Iio: Ca6aa
M9!s.ss1 s:ttse NeE York sssS house syrup,
hSs a.es beehive, ipsHc; Phtadelphia oee-
SEARCH--1he demand wss Of resrre eh.run
IT. ainaeasn e. p1asgs we1c nosn!n,i Unchanged
CON. IiAtsEe; Vita. sGtaske: PeS1ta V's4Tt srys
81 6t.Es SsisS; isaps5s W.T. ls*tsl1e: Psosta com u@
Tete acout ths sa1nc as CO satut1zy: A5aec 5.s5e;
cloves 4aa5oc: nutmees, No. j, Il gal Is: No 4
s4Da 66asstf Eeserf pefBss s ,,
{9iqs g.1stts %saas ieSas ~ saiss
sizs $50 bt,. .h,ppe4 a, s.A r1ue.
eoa51e and ground solar grades Wefr IN se,ve Demand
ard held With considerable d1nners Il is.t Wetk7s
E EE[1ees; !. " Me ouote; Ens z brl $40; co.rsa 2
1r hra sssA; Ashton dairy, bae. $3.50; dairy, With
b.ts r. toR Is without b.xs, slbaS4;t
sEEDseERsee.ved s45ss n: eh!pped $50 ~ Sales
e aa g baEt :; 9ss0: 1Nn nsss Il saIs 0'e' 81
ihe y ssIket s1hihted healthy undereac III quota
fslr 70 good do. po and e1tsa eh5lc. Sis
f9LfS EpeEer to fine imperial s5f3Li5; extra Hne
81 to extra natural iea5 Japan,
~ leaf Jatsa s10sLso; snod so f5ne S9npsWdes 81
TALL1WSse Sss q t s@s 6sis :. Il IL s's'
pricxR Were nyorr hA - H.. IL - aa
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blla at 81 80: % do at 4l-st, ~ ~ So 'S~' ~
P0ULTIsY-SaIes Of coop chickens at s47s; s do
q coop tpttos At e300; Go latge Ss73 do

Pstns. AasSe: Carolina, tt@1ofc; African. aaaIs
sUAfS-Ihe market for toEps wa. fairly atttye aua
HcLAnont we're cs:entt1y ths same noted {qE tKZQ
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AT the "Open Board" No. spring wheat Was
IN limited dennrd, the market closing at s1.sS
seller August, and sl.o5t1ss@lee senes September,
No. corn Has quiet at unchanged quotations.
eel1er August closing at s6c and seller September
at s5kc. Oats we're IN improved demand, anu
prices ruled shade higher, sales for delivery this
Honth being made at s515S94Gc for No. 9 In store.
The harley market closed firm at e1,13 seller sen.
teFnher. and 81 II buyer @rst half Of September,
for Nc. 2 In the evening the markets were entre,p
neglected. Grain frclghts were lult with char
ters confined to the schooner Thos. S. Mott, com
to Port Colborre ut &C.
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fsSsS1. e g
G 461
- s45
e. hf0
- 5.h5
T1rE ~ ,1A3. AsA Zf0
fin h,nI' =, g Tl6
1,1t S pttso. q g $
fHjneeb 1*1 AeS.. 16l
III r., 80
afDnns1 n rfiees 70 there was No elianse The
gasts5anona Esfe5 OF de1lsts: Carbon o11, u3sc;
~ r. css5a & y wiztss sl4sEalso NJ d. s1saaIs; No.
~ Eis!5 hse oiI q a. bank on sllo e:Iats,
fpsI.n OIL 500; elephant oil. sstsfoot 81 4
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- i u lLa.hEt i ,Iltf
.,..,'.,,' =, s'.erch for sale :
&, - ~ la.t. II u1i.si
81 -:'ttd f31cA mort
y.;st, :, r :'t''.:l sa;,aast.u.
f,.,,; :; Il. "''ii'ar c.:ccmsYa,
:, -" " in srch etc.sa,r.
r.: =. titA -tT,ous 11.,Jjfs
ta!;tsf|:s. :; o: the .lisc.s.. {
,t..s,'::l-' " b. ll!3ut u -
,.:::it Z. IFS de.ccttott. aut
;, .',,.es,: ta-ea, tluse whicf
~. - -, hat .hose III Mo
=, ..s a'''- sneedilE tilaEui
I'LL. TIE .hole liter
,f't-,'il tratcleI ltr ant
i':cseutcI ttlelseiyf
u tLey We're foun
~ - :'-t.t+t,
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BrfTA1o, August Observation-Disclosures
pats = uU; Shipments FloaE $50 hrls: Theas .s@S
81 oe IL eab e. b. sss
fHE es:. Flour dun ana pM9!nl2al; IL 10 saisI Whess
caEo. and sI:ss for No. = M1*ankse,- which
nrc the best cferr uadc; Eaet Of 9: TOO bu Nc red
dull sale. of loc9 bn No. Western At Sc: noiinsilT
s5c M ~ e coado1--the extreme Price for neaIy
A0c. -" -@-' ~
HtnHMNzaScssee and dul; ssles ef q biz at s1 .,
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...-.- lAIER-ls&l I. n.
Pork, 10ss. Lard, 71s Gtl.
EXTRA,
Red wheat % 90; whlte wheat, llR
MILWAUKEE, August @.
What dull and lower; No. / ct S1.s0; No.
at sl.s'. Receipts, II, ,oc0 hu; shipments s, 900
bu.
The following Is the official report Of grain in-
Eliectlon during the past week:
INSPECTED INTO SToRE.-Whcat---G cars No. l
white, IS cars 10. DO, oa cars No. red. 1s5 cars
and H. 1oD bu No, ito, 1888 cHra No. DO Isl cars
rejected do, cars Eo: amber, e cars 10. 90.
cars no, spring, 133 cars No, do, 1iG cars No.
, do, 1!G cars rejected do. Coru-5 cars white,
car yellow Il cars and 400 bu No. l. 1,a74 cars
and e6 400 bu No 9, SEC cars and So 300 bu reject
Cd. Is cars y and 800 BY no grade. bats-ss7 cars
and :, 4c1 bu No. 2, 19s cars rejected. Rye-t3
cars No :, 81 cars rejected. Darley-s cars No, 2,
II cars rejected
1EsrEc1ED OFT OF sroEE.-Whcat-26s bu 80.
Fl Whl!e, os6 bu ~ a. n21o, S3s bu 20: amber, s.sss
do, 8 CO.. bu No. do. "a :9o bu rejected, 0oo1 bu
20. ! spring, eo,0cs bu No. do, sG39s bu No. 3
5l,5e2;,, 5s g, IN No: :st.l7s HI rejected, s,9oi b1
ess IT, 81 4 v ~ il 3 Es'se!ss
bu rejected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02
The SPANISH MOSQUITO FLEET.

The Moving Papers Served Yesterday ON
Judge Pierrepont-The Hearing of the Case
Postponed to Next saturday-The Papers
Not Yet COmplete-The Administration Still
Undecided.
In the case OF the Spanish mosquito neeL now
detained by the United States Marshal at Delamater's
wharf, foot OF Thirteenth street and North river,
nothing OF startling nature-at least nothing that
the authorities were willing TO communicate to
the public-transpired yesterday. 1t was ascer-
tanned, however that the papers. on the aega-
tons in which 1t Is proposed by the claimants
counsel to insist upon the discharge Of the boats and
the dismissal OF the libel, yesterday AFTERNOON
paced IN the hands or District Attorney PlerreDOnt
VINO TOOK them home Win nim In the evening for
careful examination. Upon pressing inquiry the
TACT was conceded tnat the general import vi these
papers was quite correctly foreshadOwed in the
HERALD yesterday morning. and that In regard to
the detail IN averments pnraseology and reference,
the counsel for the claimant do not yet consider That
The documents handed yesterday to Judge Pierre
the motion TO discharge the vessels. The sci or3i
naly prepared has since been Changed Twice,
and as postp0nement OF tie argument,
which Was To nave taken place before
saturday next was asked Tor, aud from the remark
OF or the counsel Tor the defence that the papers
served were only substantially correct aud were
not yet lit for publication, ~ IS out proper to Dceve
they Incline To the opinion that these papers Will be
changed again and others substituted In their place
before the case comes no Tor argument before Judge
Batchford.
Judge Pierrep0nt up TO the time he left hts office,
at four O'Clock yesterday afternoon received no init
had resolved upon any more decisive course Ii tae
matter than has hitherto been made known
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02
lie FX9AIRIAIep jews.

In relation TO the deputaton OF Israelites VINO on
Tuesday waited upon the President to solicit tho
interposition OF this government on behalf Of the
Jews recently expelled from the Bessaraban pro-
vnces under an imperial Russian ukase, the follow
ing despatch was received here yesterday from the
chairman OF the committee by the editor OF the
JeClsh Illness
WASHINGTON, Dec. l, 1859.
The President and Cabinet yesterday considered
our appeal favoraby, and IL was ordered to be for
warded 10 the American Minister AZ 81. Petersburg,
with instructions 10 present 1t to the Russian gov.
eminent with expressions OF the sympathy Of the
United states with the objects OF the appeal. Ii was
Also agreed that President Grant would transmit IN
autograph letter to Alexander II. Of Russia on tie
same subject
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02
THE CAnR'S ROCK DISASTER.
Suits for Damages Against the Erie Rail.
way Company.

Suits for Damages Against the Erie Rail.
way Company.
In the case Of Stephen Sweet against the Erie
Railway Company to recover $4,000 damages Tor
injuries sustained at the Carrs Rock disaster which
case was on trial at the November Circuit Court at
Newburg on Monday and Tuesday the Jury found
verdict for the plaintiff, awarding him s10,O00-half
the amount sued for-to which the Court added five
per cent. The defendant was allowed thirty days
Tor the fling of Din OF exceptions and moving for
a new trial.
In the su it OF Arthur G. Bigelow BY Merritt G.
Bigeow. his guardian, against the Erie Railway
at the same disaster, the jury found verdict for the
plaintiff or $4,000. bill OF exceptions VIII also
pe filed in this case by the Erie Company,
and the suits Will doubtless eventually reach
the Court OF Appeals. The plaintiff in
this action, lad OF eight years. had
his mental development arrested by brain injuries
sustained by HIM IN this accident, and his iather
brought suit against the railway company To
$25 for loss or the lads services until he should
become OF age including also expenditures for fees
OF physicians. &c. In consequence OF the serious
illness OF the pantln this case has been postponed.
In the cases tried negligence on the part OF the
pany failing to keep their track In order at
least to the satisfaction OF the jury, Individually
made out No attempt was made on the part Of the
defence to strengthen their cdse by adducng evil
dence relative TO the man Bowen, who was charged
with placing distractions on the track OF the Erie,
and thereby causing the Carr's Rock and other dis
astefs although the wife OF Bowen had been sub
pmnaed a witness, and was In the city ana ready
To be called upon. The counsel seemed TO feel that
the Introduction OF such testimony would be too
risky proceeding on their part
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02
trade is to come, and might as well be accepted

trade is to come, and might as well be accepted
now.
The resolution was favored by Messrs. Opdyke
and Chcfenden OF New York; Ropes, OF Boston.
and others; ana opposed by Messrs GanO or Cincin-
natl; Dore, OF Chicago, and Ha5te. or Charleston,
s. G. IL was adopted-n TO IL.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
the Board got through nearly half or the business
on It's programme to-day.
The citizens give ball in their honor on Friday
night.
The excursion to City Point and return by way OF
Petersburg battle lcldS place at the end OF che
week.
There are nfty-four members OF the Board present,
representing The Board OF Trades OF Pna-
deipnia, Wilmington, tDel.b Portland, st.
LOUIS, charleston, Dubuque. Detroit New
YORK, Boston. Baltimore, Buffalo ana Chi
cago; the Chambers OF Commerce OF Milwaukee,
New YORK Richmond, ST. Paul, san Francisco and
Cincnnati the New YORK Produce Exchange, the
norfolk Mercnants' Exchange, the Philadelphia COM
merclal Exchange, the Baltimore Corn and Flour
Exchange end tie Boston Corn Exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02
Al "gLD CURIOSITY SHOPS
Sale Of the Baron de Riviere's Antiquities,
Trophies and Trinkets.


Trophies and Trinlets.
Hamlet as he poised the skull OF Yorick in his
hand and thought OF the character Of It's defunct
owner, said, "Alas, poor Yorick, knew him well %
As auctioneer's audience looked ut the Baron de
Kivieres many trnkets last evening and thought OF
his many hairoreadth Escapes and peculiar ventures
they might-aasl Tor his poor dupes-they might
we'll add to the apt soliloquy, ale Is fellow OF
inflnite variety. Since his first appearance before
the public as lecturer Oh the 'Nar in the Crimea"
lie has occupied many very peculiar positions First,
as the hero OF the Bount elopement case, In which
he made gallant effort TO retain the person OF his
'fair lnamorata' next, being connected with the
guanO contract dllilcutyn with the governments OF
Peru and Bolivia; again, as defendant III the
suit of Helen q. Stille Tor seduction, swindling,
and now he appears as an antiquarian collector
aud abstracer vi rarities, Jewels de-. and an art
connosseur. He must, however, have become DIS
gusted with the amusement Of being an antiquarian
or picker -osurayn rarlties Tor last evening his
collection, embracing works OF art, articles OF
vertu,n &c, was sold at auction by Me3Srs Leeds
Miner, at No. SIT Broauway.
The sale was opened Dy the putting I'D OF q num-
Der OF pieces of antique Peruvian eartaenware ex-
hiDited by the Bolivian government at the French
Exposition. Alter these were sold nulnper OF
Then decorated cnlnaware, Venetian and Bohemian
glassware, AID Spanish rapier, with an Inscription
upon It's blade bearing the date OF 1857 lie realized
nIteen dollars, minus sale commission, by the sale
Of the weapon. A splendid bronze Dore au Mercure
CLOCK which was represented to be y FAC stntne Of
now IN the bouuolr OF the Empress Eugene, was
sold for 500. Alter this was sold an Egyptian
clock, OF black marble and porphyry, mounted in
bronze and richly chased Seyres dinner ana dessert
service, decorated in garnet and gold, made for
Count KOusheen, Of Russia and very curl Jus old
German clock, with carved wood CASE gilt and
lalad with columns statues and ornaments In silver
flagree; antique work. mounted with precious
stones, all OF which are guaranteed ''rean by the
Baron. This clock was captured during the thirty
years. war in Germany from the OLD imperial resi-
dence at Nuremberg. These, together with several
miniatures by iiOlDeln, bas-relies by Thorwadsden
statue guaranteed as the original model OF the cell
ebiated "Hebe" by the same artist; bronzes, wea-
pons, court Costumes, furs richly carved old oak
Dedstead Of the style OF the time Of tho Melci, COM
pleted the collection and sale. During the sale the
auctOneerS TOOK the precaui0n OF occasionally stat
ing that each article was guaranteed by the Baron-
Knowing, OF course, that with such security every
purchaser would consider himself safe from Impose
tion or having "wooly horseh article thrown upon
him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02
THE SCnO. PIPE MURDER CASE.

Highly Interesting Letters from Professional
scientific Gentlemen-Drs. Horsiord and
DOremus Refute the Theory of the Medical
Testimony Adduced ON the Trial.
The following highly important letters were trans
mitted from this city to Governor Geary Tuesday
In relation to The case Of DR.. Schoeppe now under
sentence Of death for the murder OF Miss stelnecke
at Carlisle, Pa
New YORK. Nov. go 1859.
His Excellency John W. GEARY, Governor OF the
state OF Pennsylvania
Ny DEAR SIR commend TO your most earnest
consideration the enclosed letter from Professors
Doremus and H0rsford in relation to the testimony
which IS said 70 have warranted the conviction OF
DR.. Schoeppe for the crime OF murder.
The gentlemen who sign this letter have no supe-
riors in their profession as chemists. They have eX
ahmed the evidence upon which the conviction was
based, simply from q scientific point OF view, ana
without any interest In the case other than such
Is creditable TO their humanity and TO Their regard
for scientific truth. Our German trends in this ctr
all take deep interest In this matter, and they
sire that there should be conveyed 90 you an express
sion, IRON scientific persons In this CITY, OF their
Judgment rs 10 the weight TO be given TO the testi-
mony upon which conviction was Based
am, with great respect, your obedient servant,
q. A. SEWARD.
NEW YORK. Nov. 80, 1869.
Hts Excellency Governor J. W. GEARY, Harris
The undersigned, chemists by profession, have
read In the papers that your Excelency has issued
your warrant for the execution OF Dr. Schoeppe for
the alleged crime OF murder by poison
We have examined with care the chemical testi-
mony upon which such conviction was mad.
criminal act IS alleged to nave been proved
by the evidence OF a chemist, who testified
TO having discovered in the deceased indica-
tons Of prussic acid. This scientific witness stated
with precision the experiments upon which his
opinion was based. These experiments were con-
Quoted IN such wav that they would have given
evidence or the presence OF prussic acid In any
ordinary healthy stomach. Tue first step III the
examination, that OF treating the stomach with sui
phnrc acid, precluded the possibility OF determln-
Ing whether the faint traces OF prussc acid Claimed
to have been discovered existed IN the stomach as
such, or resulted from the action OF the sulphurc
acid on the mucus fluids which must have lined the
interior or that organ.
In view OF these considerations in the interest or
scientific truth and In the interest OF q wise admin
istraton or Justice we have thought IL our duty,
though personally unacquainted with Or. schoeppe.
TO express you this our opinion that the evidence
Of the presence OF prusslc acid rs such, IN the
stomach, upon which he was adJudged guilty ~
insufficient to sustain his conviction.
II. n. HORSFORD,
Late Rumford Professor IN Harvard University,
Massachusetts,.
X. OGDEN DOREMUS. NJ. d.,
Professor OF Chemistry and ToxIcology, New YORK
Bellevue Hospital Medical College.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02
PLAYING foa HEAVY STAKES.

ft Is reported that boy in the employ OF Mcssrs,
Stout & Dickinson. Wall street stock brokers' was
knocked down yesterday afternoon In wall street.
between Nassau street and Broadway, hav-
ing in mis- possession at the time securI.
a Dag containing $4,000 gold. The assault was
very sudden and the assaiant escaped. The re.
markaDle part OF the affair Is that only 800 was
missing from tne bag OF gold, the remainder u tho
Whole amount Oh property being left. The boy bears
ark az OF an abrasure or bruise his forehead,
anu ior long Time subsequent to the assault lay
unconscious, and accurate statement Of the mode
Of assault or robbery could be obtained.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-08
ohases, while all New England de.
voutly says: "Let US have Peace"
BARNyELt.
Another Big Radical Come to Grief I'M
peaohmeut Of Governor Bullock.

Auotner Dig HadlCal U0me to Grief--lm-
peaohment Of Governor Bullock.
1t will be seen by tho following ex-
tracts from an article in the Augusta
Constitationahst, that Governor Bal
look is in a fair way to got his deserts
at last:
Mr.. Angler, the State Treasurer,
charges that Of the $4,000 illegally
drawn from the National Bank, the
Governor" appropriated $4,000 of
the State funds, which amount has not
been accounted for rpaid. He furth-
or charges that the "Governor" has
used the public fund, without proper
authority, to cover up private indeb.
tcdness of $4,000, in which trans
action the State was compelled to pay
eleven por cent. in order to aocomo.
date the individual deficit of Mr..
Bullock. He further charges that the
ssGovernor" has already paid the
State Attorney $4,000 out of the
fund, although this officer is by law
entitled to but $4,000 per annum. He
further charges that the State Attor-
ney is allowed $4,000 year as Attor.
ney for the State Road, when by the
act of Assembly this off Ger is obliged
to proceed in that capacity without
other compensation than the $4,000
per annum specially appropriated for
for him. He further charges that
enormous sums are drawn BY ellis
Exoellency" for the illumination of
kimball's Opera House, whereas there
has been but triaing gas bill. In
this clause it is clearly insinuated that
the Safe is paying the gas bills of
resta urants and billiard saloons for
the Governors" peculiar benefit.
He further charges that n pretentious
guard of the Executive Mansion is
paid $l2O per month, when public ex-
igenoy does not warrant such an out
lay and outside parties would be will
ling to save this expense to the Com,
monwealtb.
10 this extent, the "Governor," the
trooly loil "Govcrnor," is arraigned, !,
in momentary point Of view, by his
trooly loil treasurer. Going beyond
tho merely financial, the treasurer
shows him up as moral delinquent
as we'll as a political brigand. And
this is the man, this corrupt, unwor-
thy and Ignorant creature, who is a
representative in Georgia of the epa-
trlotism," the "virtue" and the GIN
telligence" made triumphant by war |!
La he not beauty7 Is he not worthy
of alteration by our old, original Union
men, North and South The misery
of tho matter is, that he still has so
heightened torn for evil. The con-
ISOLATION remains that he can, by no
turture bocus.poous, ever climb so
high again, and that the day will come,
sooner or later, when he and his rob-
Der Grew will be glad to abandon the
soil of a State they have plundered
and DETAINED.