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Uoods per New YORK, PhI1adelbhIA aud BalN-
more steamers, Railroad or Express, TO care X, H.
forwarded over the road free Of charge for commits
sion.
andriA and Hamilton, and all intermsdiAts sta
lions, At low rates,
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
these and intermediate points. at reduced rates.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
ApH .W General periutendaDt
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Rreyet Colonel R. NJ. HALL,
QuArtermzster Let Artil'ery, A, Q. s.,
OCO I'd Port Ham ltou. N Y, II
pRoPosALs FOR BUILDING RANgE LIGRTs
l. AND KEEPERS DWELLING, On hORhlS
ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA

w.suIS1T0s b q. , Oct Is, lsi9.
S..lrJ prppDsAl- will be received ~ the once OF
the engineer of the sixth Light House District,
CbnTlsstGn, S. d. until p m on THURSDAY,
he 18Th dAy Of November, at which time and acc
tGey will be publicly oPened, for the supply u
ali materials aud Hceessorie' except lante nsand
lluml ug apparatus, and the erection aud com
Fiction Of a ksrpeI's dwelling, and two raugs
lights, on Morris Island, near Charleston, 8. G.,
10 accordance with plans aud Specifications, copies
Of which may be Seon either al the said engineeTs
once, In ChATlestOn, or at the otcs OF the Light
House Board, in Washington, n, @,
Each bid must be accompanied by guaranty, in
the sum OF ave thousand dOllATs, ~ ',GO, signgd
by the bidder o. bidders, aud two Responsible
suretiss; condition Of which Is, that tho bidder
WILL II his bid be accepted, enter into bond to do
the work as specified
Zach bid must state the time Al which tue Work
will be co pleted
Into bOuds to supply the materials and to perform
the work according to !he plans aud sp-e neaUonsi
the amour Of the bOnd to be i've thOusaad dol AIs,
and to bs signed by the bidder or biddsT-, aud wO
ruTuliss, the competency OF which must be eeTtt-
hrd by some othcial kpown ~ the Treasury De-
partme I.
Bidss oald be scaled and addressed to Major
George Burroughg, Cnrps Euglueers, unIted states
army, EugiHeeT sixth LighI-H, use District, tha
enYelOpe briug plaiDly endorsed. 'PrOpusAls for
W b sHUBRICK,,
Oels eoel Chairman l., II. u,
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LOCAL WAT TRAINS.
Leave Wsshington. from Maryland avenue De-
a.av. Rom ea nm 4 u 3 n
streets. AZ 4:D :. N. Prom st. Asaph AID King
streets At 8 and 10 .. m, aad 8 pm.
81 EysNINg SPECIAL TRAINS will be run
on rae,days, Thursdays and Saturdays. leaving
King streets. RetufninE, leave washin Iton 81
II rs p. n, from MARI land avenue Depot
wJpvup, a. H.nihinvhss' osn' sspt.
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SHIRrs MADE TO ORDER
WALL, n0DISK0N a 60 ~,
J22 PennSS lNanla avenue,
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Books and Stationery.
Books and Stationery.
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BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoHERs,
53a Pennsylvania avenue,
between 9th and Ioth,
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ING LIST or

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chapters. ssd iss illu.,,.,,ons BEAUTIFULLY
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TIVE ROMANCE OF SPANISH HISTORY.
Pc John 9 O. Abbot, .g w,'s q 1.-THE the
gu, Iiiusitsiion'. IA intensely Interest," . m
Ing book limo. cloth. y 90
SSTESn EsStAF S.. .s sg.. A.IS ..Is.
mean. or pubiicntion, snt at the IIgsnt
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70 ssjoy IL this easy way the iliust,ioa'
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THl DISCOVERY OF THE O BEAT WEST,
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rR0UDB's HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Vols.
9Aud Of the popular edition now resdy,. I 10
THE SOPRANO, A Musical Story. By Jane
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81 BlsSop 4 ois1si.nS c .a. 70
cfric sfoPk. By k.1. joss foaa. D, D. 1 80
JEAN IN0Bgow's COMPLETE POEMS.
In one beautifully printed l6mo. volume. . no
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Proposals.
SuPPLIEs FOR THE UNITED STATES NAVY.

OFFICE OF PuRoHAsIHa Asp DIssrAsIIsI
PAIAAArRR, U. o. NAVY,
No. % BROADWAY, n. T., Nov. II. 1850
Sealed Proposals. to be indors.d on thee ,yelope
ceivsd at this on until clock. the 10th instant
for the following Provisions. Of the best quality,
yard, New York, viz!
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
ponod. Rss' Is. as sound dried nppls.o and u. 90
pounds Pickles, all to be Naval standard.
Tho right Is reserved TO reject any all bids that
may not be deemed advantageous to the Govern
ment. and 20 award each article or item separate,
as may be most to Its Interest
RESPONSIBLE security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery Of awards withia ten days from
date Of said awards.
Bidders will be furpiShed with blank forms, a.
usual, at this once, and bids opened A. The hour
above named. @, kLDRED0B,
nOl5 I'd PRymAstsr U. ). Navy.
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Government 6alas.
SALE OF SpE AsR

,,Bunslu OF osDsAscs, .,AvI DkP'r.l
TherswiIi be sold At Public Auction 70 the hish.
est biddsr. 81 nson. on WEDNESDAY December
Is. l6e, In the once Of the Inspector Of Ordnance,
NAVY Yard, Boston. large LOT OF articles OF ord.
nance, comprisinG Cannon, Projeetilss Small Arms.
aud misoell aneous stores.
Terms; One half Cash 10 Government funds on
the conclusion Of the sale, and REMAND Willis
must be removed from the gard, Otherwise they
be given for the removal OF the heavy guns
Y to be distinctly Understood that NJ guarantee
VIII be given to purchasers Of articles offered for
sale and noted In the catalogue, as regards their
eIsei e,ndition orquslitLj but Ills believed how.
ever, that everything offered for sale IL a4yeprs.
sent.d. A. LUDLOW CBE.
nolO-td Oh 81 OF Bureau.
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CHANCE OF TINE.

CHANCE OF TINE.
~ On aud after MONDAY. October IL, 1850. ~
Through and Local Passenger Trainse
will ke run between Washington and AleIAndTiA
as follows;
THROUGH NAIL TRAINS,
lSundAys included
pot at 7 :B q. m.
Leave AieIaudris. from corner Of Duke and Hsa.
~ streets, at 80 .. IN.
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Railroad Routes.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALrIMoREA AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Is, 1854.
MORE. .nd WIsHi s6foS isD fHk Wisf.
',' nov run !" f SSo5lRssssi5ffikoRE
's NJ c.il sa fi Il I, a. 3 m, n.
m. and h'o and y 4 RI p,Ns.porrs
LeayeatT =, m. and % p. NJ. No train 10 or.
from Annapolis on su ndAy.
FOR PALTiE0RE.
''' 16R WY w Y sfii4i6ssSs.. ndhSp' m
l'.''YsSfs.ii k i Fsf4s s 81 ih Ssf
Leave daily, except Saturday ana Sunday. Al
4 n y, ~ ?. N. aed Pr.
On sunday at Z. 90, T. 70 and B. m, only CON.
Meeting At Helsy Station with trains from Bali.
more 10 Wheeling Z, ParksrseurG, Ae.
Through tickets to the West can be had al the
Washington station Ticket once at all hours In
.d1.r S ita fSlcass Pf .Hc sa.s.. see
Master OF transportation.
I, n. COLE. General Ticket Agent,
0Ro. 9. KOoNTZ. General Agent, washin Gton.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-22

thoyght, 10 the. between the,
native tribes, IFS PROGRESS hasbecn i'm.
peded, consequently he has boon unable
to reach tho sen const.
RIruAL1sM in England il is aaid, has
Iready caused such a'dsmand for "etoles'
'ud other high church vestmen,s, that some
tailors are making great profit while the
ball is rolling, and, SO iar as can be judged
from present appearances, the furnishing Of
such articles is likely to become a separate
branch Of the trade.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-22

TIE South Cornwall Congregational
Church recently declined to receive a
member by letter from the College church,
10 New Hsten,5on the ground that the
document was nearly thirty years old
Some churches have good practice OF
endorsing all their lstters-Good for one
year only; see s-~-r .r-,... ...
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-22

WilIel@ aud Marsareiba soTiosseF 81:
ing ID AabIheim Gsrma6y had lately ,6eif1
twenty eighth child, a fine looking and
healthy boy, baptized.
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Carolina Railroad

sa;;ss sIs;aIs - Co.
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|wondar bow ho .o, =, ,,;.,...
& sssaa. SgM .l.gsgsE cfs 81
d Aga DF famBynlH Y y ss@H sfom
sae.aas ssss,no s,sotsd ess hsspsop'S ehvel re.
sN,F SMES 's.a ss.saass.a..haYM III. Ior sthat
bl:,bsmoIe @ elOsesd@esa te sha are Almost ts too
sSpssdsyos ~, 8 s', py's39sf s9s, Inc
chr;s. and Vs.sa .ss W;.s, yys WeI Jesus 1n'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-22

THERs 3 aro only about 100000 PROBES
tan's in Poland, apa only about 1000 or
5000 Of the members Of the q reek Church.
The great majority Of Poles are M intensely
fbigosed Roqauists.S Here. Il one impor-
tans cause of< .hs Polish sestisepess under
Russisa rule: their religion" s"a ars hostile.
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SoULEis ceAaEReLAL COLLEGE.


This is chartered institution with authority
Ser Degrees grant Diplomas etc. tits a full course Blu
and Stores ali the branches of bust
ness education practically scientifically and PhilOSoph
BY this course and system of work the Student nc.
fo time Every known facility Is made nse OF to meet
the demands of the business community advance the
forests Of patrons and render this oushing popa
lar Institution superior in all its Department.
Scholarships issued by soues College good in forty
enjoyed and which cannot bo extended by any other
Tho Commercial aud Exchange Calculation Depart
ment remains in charge of the Principal whose easy,
Years. reoeived with unprecedented favor by discern
Ing community. =
Instructors on Accounts Com nerciai Law Modern Com
meroe Commercial Ethics teal Economy the
All persons interested the cause Of education are
truly practical course and system of business training
and see how essentially differed is from the system Of
For circulars containing fail intOrmatOn ea At tho
jas " GEORGE souLE, Now Orleans
D RoSPEUTUs OF THE COLLEGE OF THE IL.
maenlatc Conception, New Orlaans.
LouSiana and empowered to confer degrees, Is con
Quoted by the Fathers of tho Society of Jesus.
courtyard entirely eus Cd rom the street Il PssTvsd for
so that from the arrival Of the Pupis at 7
The oorrse OF instructiou embraces Greek Latin
Aathematiss Astronomy Natural and MeIFsal Philosc
ply With the addition Of bookkeeping and the usual
Students not admitted. unloss they know how 70
The moral and religious training of The stadents IL the
lead ng objects Of the instructors
duct progress, rank in eIsss and attendance.
The SoH SBS year begins on is arSs Monday
sSe GG@TSs t PSyS u sS"noo Snd IN Un'e
PreparRi0rv Course. SIG feIi lv
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We congratulate the Church Ne,ps very
sincerely upon the following piece of common
sense, which appears in n leading article in the
last number of that paper -'.-'.''~'y~
The Anglican Church commissions all her
priests without instructing them in the syntax
of moral theology; gives them the keys without
telling them how they are to be used sends
them forth as physicians of souts- without
providing that they understand the aS0nsis
of spiritual Diseases invests them with COM
missions to solve knotty cases of conscience,
without teaching them the b G of casuistry.
The Roman Church, with practical wisdom
makes provisions that her children shall not
have lnJudiclous contesSors to injuIe their
spiritual health, by only licensing u certain
number OF priests in each diocese-Inen in
structed, approved, and of mature age. Now,
why does not COnvocation take the Confessional
in haudf Because our safe Apglicans who
constitute the Lower House, and our cautious
crowalings who sit in tho Upper House. will
not legislate ON confession lest they should
appear to recognize its existence in the
Church. A weak and cowardIy policy this
shrinking before facts II Confession is wrong
let -ConVocation Danish all that savors of
Absolution from the formularies, and bid all
who are weary and heavily-laden go elsewhere
for rest. If it be part of the Church system
then let ConVocation legislSte upon it, So as To
assure that some care is taken by ONT iurch
to provide us with fitting confcssors, ,n,L that
confessions should DO made in betittitle places
Tens of thousands resort every year to thu,
Tribunal of Penance, let Convocation -, s,nlat,,
for them that they shall have licFai, / con
fcssors, and thst structural confessional, shall
be provided for the performance of t. o rite
If a structural confessional were -, ectsd in |
new church, the Bishop would, 10 a dead
certainty refuse to eOnsecTate the charch till il
was removed. He could not forbid chat con
fession should be practised, but he would look |
TO 1t that it should not be done deceatly and /
in order if he could help it.
Another poiut needing regulation is this
Who are to hear confessions IA Dnitt as
necessary to be settled as where con fessiOns are
to DO heard. As thinEs-are in the English
Church, any priest not only may, bur must,
hear the confession of a layman who applies to
him "a q discreet and learned minister. The /
Iaity, with rs, are the judges of discretion and |
With mRrriageable clergy il is
certainly not wise in the English church to
allow any young damsel to choose her own
confessor among curates unattached
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TERMS.
@ year of


Board. Lodging and Tuition, per scholastic year Of
ten months. So5O
Washing, and mending of articles washed IS
Physician's Fec and Medicines. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ie
/ Instrumental Music. 10
Modern Languages free. IN
charge OF IS per week will be made fur those spend
| ing the Summer Vacation at the College.
Books and Stationary furnished Mt prices
Books and Stationery articles of dress toilet will
be furnished by the institution auless sufficient
of money DO deposited with khe Treasurer
HALF YEARLY PAYMENTS IN ADVANCE IN.
VARIABLY REQUIRED
The scholastic year begins the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER and ends about the first of July
year. and reduction will be made for within
that period except in of dismissal protracted
Illness
Students having completed the regular collegiate
course, and having stood satisfactory examination
will be emit led receive at the hands of the President
aud Faculty Diploma comforting them the degree OF
Bachelor OF Aria, and years devoted the
study OF the liberal to learned profession,
the degree OF Master at Arte"
For further information apply
The Most Kew. y, r. KENRICK
Archbishop of ST Louis
Right Rev. s. V. RYAN
Hishup OF buffalo, N. Y,
Very Rev. JNO HAYDEN,
Y. G. NJ. Germantown Pa, T.
JNo. LOAGUE. EsI.
Rev. THos. J. SMITH
Nrwt Orea ~ La, or to
Rev. a. vIRISA.
President Of the College, Cape tsirArdean, Mo
Mr. GIFAS. o. ELDER Is Ngeut for th- College at
New oricaR La and is prepared 60 fur nish f1l infor
\. B.--None bpt Catholic students lsOsived.
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IFonnded 1852.
GtORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS.

The Oldest, and Most Efficient and Successful CONNER.
cal College in the United States There Full
ulty Citizens and strangers who wish Business Edu,
cation for themselves invited call Stu
dents enter in all the Departments of the Col
ege at any time When clubs of three enter
the same time from the place cent deduc
ton will be made. Board and Lodging $25 per month.
Book keeping Penmanship, Mathematics, English
French Spanish German, Photography, etc. taught
as used in buness-so that each student mt once
take charge of set of Books education that
bles the student to $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 per
rs the best FORTUNE parents give their The
south mnst now educate ALL her PRACTICALLY,
they VIII forever be the slaves of the North
N. B-Young men, take notice that, 80 far known
every one OF the numerous Graduates of this College for
the past thirty is in profitable business
After 81 years of success this College requires fur
Their Endorsement than the fact that SEVERAL THOU
SAND of its Graduates in Prosperous Business
This City and over the South.
mh2s ly RUFUS DOLBEAR, President
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EDUCATIONAL.
DASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, ,,t
E7FT7-S PASS cHRIBfIAN, MIssfsslrfI.
Directed by the Christian Brothers.

This institution transferred from the city OF NswS
leans the eapacous, airy and HptSi
buildings hitherto known the Pass ShTtsna n @
fully realizing the aims which oontroea "sationsl
moya has reached enviabe STANDARD o. @
WHILE by sfsssrf.assed anf
ton we'll the solid character Of the S sba
physical moral aud intellectual developments % ~" ~
dents committed to the Brothers care .-3or,a,,,.a
Faculty, includes Preparatory anu ~ AZ
giate course, literary and scientific v .
the fret of uGnst next ensuing In view %
greater facilities tn students classes VIII "
during vacations offering desirable p Of tSe
year. aud entering their SONS and
In such event the matricula.es, VINE en- s
Joy ing wholesome exercise In the bracng "
the Gulf will be admitted to all the
two months preparatory studies-a large
to fit them for meeting at once, the "
The terms are rated oderate scale OF prices as
is warranted BY the times 4sv,, -r-s1 2efsa,
Payments terni OF five months invariably IN advance
Board Washing Tuition and Doctors zee iot s,s5
Entrance Fee to be paid once only IL
Vacation College with preparatory studies from On
LIST of August to LIST Of oetober o'
EXTRA CHARGES, M
AIusc-Piano per term Of i've months az
-Yiolin, tstrinss furnisLell ao
Flute, or any other wind Instrument ------' 81
Information may be- obtained at St Mary,s College,
Foucher and Poeyarre streets New Orleans ana
for circulars and other particulars ADDRESS
/ BRO ISAIAH, President
jyisIy Pass Christian oonege'
,DuCATIoN-..A GOOD EDUCATION is THE
Il Best of Legacies."
Now Is the time to make selections fer the coming
emies will open their classics within month =,
and shall be happy to furnish az SeS1re9 nHR
Education Agency
jy25 linz 81 Commercial Place, New Orleans:
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There is NO truth more important and
few lesa Thought of than this: the more we
forsake simplicity in any thing, the moro we
multiply the means of. corruption aud
error. 70 Fe ls -
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This institution conducted by the Priests of the Con-
gregation of the Mission st. Vincent of Paul, and
chartered by the Legislnture of the STATE Of Missouri
nnnured and fifty
of the Ohio river Devoted since the year 1859,
education of ecclesiastical sten ie has
sent out goodly number of young clergynen who
laboring zeaOusly and efficiently the various
dioceses of the country The College combines with
the theological department preparatory one whore
Catholic yonth may receive Religions training, coolest
astical vocatOns be fosered and encouraged and
asprants 10 the priesthood may pursue q thorough
OF preliminary studies. Thus hope
to the ecclesiastical state from the youth
constant supply of talented, pous aud deserving sub
jects whilst at the time fitting those called
the sanctuary to embark with honor and advantage
themselves in secular pursuits With this view.
Rev. clergy and of tue Catholic publc and whilst rely
ing mainly the hierarchy for the support the
theological department, We recommend the prepare
tory department to the notice of Jealous pastors and
ligfous Catholic parents-
The College is of easy all the year.
Regular daily packets plying and down the river all
touch ut Cape GiTardeau The site is elevated and
manding. Forty acres of land attached the College
and well improved afford every facility for healthy
ercises. The buildings large and cOmmodious al
fording for largo number of students.
numerous and competent staff of Professors and Direc-
devoted to the work of education labor love-
give complete assurance that nothing viii be
ded to their charge with whom in fact they form
family living under TIE roof and eating at the
same board.
Due suhOrdination to and strict Observance of the
mild and parental discipline of the College will be
stantly maintained and enforced No student unless
of unruy untractablo conduct will be retained
N he
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INFORMATION WANTED - OF JAMES AND
PATRICK HAGAN.
When lass heard from they in New Orleans. Any
intmafon eoncerninE them viii 30 thankfully received
by their unclr. HENRY HAGAN.
address JOHN BANSON. Petaiuns. LananR
~, California .lif-5.Is 6T-I q ss1Z 3uss
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RIoTING IN PoRrApowN-Two MEN SHor-
P0Ftado,pa, July l, ~ o'cloClE.---Thefe has been
great Tioting here since ten o'clock, and the
police were forced TO fire on the crowd. A boy
In the employment Of the Ulster Railway Co.
Thomas Watson, n Protestant, was killed by a
ball through the lungs; and man NAMED
Tiffney, o Roman Catholic, was shot in the
shoulder. The origin of the riot is not accu-
arc said to have put out q bonfire lit by O few
children at Quarry Turns, and Immediately
lot of OTangemeR collected. Almost simulta-
meonsly three or four police, still unArsaed,
came mp, aud those were immediately stoned.
OF course thoy aed, and we're hotly pursued.
They then got their rifles and, to the number
OF eight, parnded that part OF Bridge street
situated in EdsnderTy. Here they were again
stoned By crowd Of two or three thousand,
and they Gred in the air. Acry was raised
were biank, and Inspired by this, the mob pur-
aned the retreating police as far as the bridge.
They fired agUin, and two fell, the one Nor
tally and the other dangerously wounded.
CcRK, July 4.-r5A party of policemen, at
tempting 70 arrest some drunken men, between
tho crowd, end were roughly handled. The
policemen had TO draw their swords, and one
OF them was mastered and deprived of his
weapon, while othere were severely beaton.
The LATE ATrEArPr AT AfuRDRR AT Nor.
lsAHrY.--Eelfs yaly 3.--At meeting Of 1nagis-
trnteS yesterday. the suhtect OF the late shoot
ing as Mr.. GsrEan. steward of J. a.; Farrell,
Ssu,, DIP. was entertained. The result was
that the young man Lynch, son Of the herd,
who had been In custody from tho morning
lfker the occurrence, was allowed 70 stand out
IA bail, himself IN $50, and two sureties in
Notwithstanding the vigilance Of the police |
md tho prey ailing Opinion Is that only one |
Individual WAS concSrnsd in the outrage. &c l
! Batietaceory, however, to be able TO state /