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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-25
BY EGR
psoM TnUcKEs.

D,...t: ron: S from q 4: II EAR aei Dsl:ses.
TRucKEE, August 26.-As fre last
night destroyed 5000 feet Of shedding
over tho railroad between the Summit
and Cisco, and greatly damaged the
track. The Western train and several
hundred passengers have been delayed
here since 4 o'clock, but will leave at II
o'clock and reach Sacramento some
time tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-25

IT is estimated that over 200, 900
bushels of last years wheat crop still
remain in tho hands Of growers in one
county in Iowa.
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OK Thursday, August 2sth, Gov
cruor Geary will lay the corner stone
of the new State Luna,ic Asylum at
Danville.
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NsvIpA ApPLEs.-We last evening
received o package by express, from
Sheridan, in Douglas County, contain
ing apples that will weigh three-fourths
of o pound each.-Appeal of this morn
ing.
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SoLD.-The Yreka Journal of the 10th
says that the Norfolk and Lodi quartz
Lodges at Cottonwood, Siskiyou County,
nave been sold to q San Francisco COM
pany for S45, 900.
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SUNDAY evening two colored Senators
from Louisiana addressed a large au-
dieace at lions Church, New York
CITY.
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FORENOON STOCK REPORT.

a CHICAGO girl is making her fortune
as n house painter.
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ANNA DIcxiysoS.-This lady lectures
at Sacramento this evening on the
" Struggle for Life"
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[arpoarrD DAILY .r H. Il. rlAoo . CO., GOLD HILL.

SAN Francisco, August %.
4o5 opbir. $is6l76l71; 10 Gould & Curry,
$ssSss; 507 Savage, $ss15iXGss b 90; Ss
Chollar- Potosi, $19A0lsX0l94; 20 Hale &
Norcross, Sis; 1913 Crown Point, $e9d2s029;
$50 Yellow Jacket, S47H04S647 b 30; 5 Empire
Mill, $3s; 96 Kentuek, MISUNDERSTANDING;
90 Belcher, SHY; GS oyermnn, $s1@sS1slH0
gated Bclcher. SIC: 325 American, $27H@a6
2sA 80 Justice, SOY Is Occidental, s16X0l5.
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School Notice.
$50 REWARD--LOST.

an THE NIGHT OF JULY %. A~A
~ LIGHT BAY HORSE. about 6OS
years old. 1917 hands high, 1850 poundsAn
weight, black manc ind tail, dark star in fore
head, black spot on one hip. We will give $50
TO any one returning the horse to our shop.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-25

TwrLvE distinct railroads are in course
of construction in Illinois.
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New York News.

New YORK, August 23.-Colonel
Quesada, brother of the Cuban General
in-Chiof, arrived on Saturday on a diPlo-
matte mission and bearer Of important
dispatches for the Cuban authorities.
A death by yellow fever occurred on
Canal street, yesterday. The party was
recently from the South.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-10

Row IN THE FREPRooF BUnDINa-CoUNTY
-Coan1ssIoEKRs-KNocK DOWNS AID PISTOL
.D1sp1A1.- Yesterday afternoon that portion OF
the Freproof Building which is devoted to
the purposes Of the County Commissioners,
Was the scene Of beliaerency, one or two
knock downs and great deal Of pistol dis
plsy, but very little damage was done. As
We learn, Mark Reynolds, the foreman OF
the work done by order Of the County Com
.missioners, applied to F. e. Miller, late Presi-
dent Of the Board and defeated candidate for
City Inspector, for his pay. Words ensued
and Miller drew his pistol, whereupon Reynolds
knocked hum down. On getting up Alderman
z. P. Wall, colored, President of the board,
took the pistol away. High words then occur
red between Reynolds and Wall, and Wall dis
played the pistol and threatened to perforate
the ep,dermis OF Reynolds with "a little bullet
made of leadl leadl lead!" McLiughiin, a
member of the board, interfered and took the
pistol from Wall, and the affair ended. No
arrests were made. II reports be true, more
than one knock down occurred.
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A Hnr roR:DuLL Tnrs.-Take advantage
Of the great reduction in prices, and prepare
for the approaching business season by hav.
ing yodt Job Printing neatly, expeditiously
and oheapIy doness TIE NEWS Job Office, No.
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TIE SUMNER HEsnl OF our citizens has

TIE SUMNER HHGRA OF our citizens has
fairly commenced, and scarce q day passes
that we do not hear Of Numerous departures
for the country. The springs or the watering
places of the North. General James Conner
ind family are mong those who have gone to
the Virginia Springs. Geo. ". Williams, Esq.,
with his family, leaves the city to-day for his
old home 10 the Vale Of Nacoochee, George.
tits possible that before his return Mr.. Will
lams will make the trip across the continent
on the Pacific Railroad.
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A SINGULAR CASE "A short time since, q
native of Hindostan was arraigned before
Magistrate Bunch upon some triflipg charge,
and gave security in the sum Of forty dollars,
to appear for trial when summoned. A few
DAYS after he receiveda summons to appear
on the 9th, yesterday. His lawyer went, and
much to his sufprise was told that the case
had been decided the day before. A re-
quest for the return Of the 80 was refused.
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TmaANiyxRsARY E1ERnsEs OF the Went
worth-street Lutheran Sunday School tRev.
W. 8. Bownan) will be held ut the church to-
morrow .ftssnoon, at aveo'clock. There will
be q dialogue between three boys, aud several
addresses by the children Of ha school. The
singing will be. conducted entirely by the
scholars, under the direction Of DR.. Honour,
thar aacher ..
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BUsINEss NOTIOES.

TIE CHARLESTON COLOGNE manufactured by
G. J. Luhn, druggist, corner OF King and
John streets, is pronounced by all the ladies
as equal in every respect to the best imported
article. The stock of aavoring extracts, drugs
and chemicals, at the same stablishment, is
choice and extensive.
SooTT, the irrepresslble star shirt man, who
always has something new and attractive in his
line, has just opened new lot Of fancy bows
and neckties. including all varieties OF the
John Bright and Stanley patterns, which are
all the rage in New York.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE, BosToN.-Its central
location, admirable management and luxurious
cuisine have made it public favorite for years
past Newly furnished and all late improve.
ments added.
INTERNAL REVENUE BOOKS for liquor dealers,
leaf tobacco dealers and segar manufacturers.
Dealers in any OF the above named articles
are required to keep their accounts in books OF
these forms.
For sale by NEUFVILLE HANNAH,
July 10 No. Broad-street.
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS Of all denomina-
tions, also PROPRIETARY STAMPS, full assort-
ment always kept on hand, and for sale by
HUGER & RAvENEL,
No. 66 East Bay,
July 10 Opposite Courier Ohice.
BAyARIAN BEER on Draught at
TIEFENTHALS,
July9 9 No. 107 Market-street.
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CAPTURE OF BuRaIAR.-Ohcsr Nipson re.
ceived notification about P. NJ. Thursday
to the effect that a house at the Marl Works. on
the South Caroliua Railroad, twelve miles from
the city, had been entered and trunk broken
into, from which sixty-eight dollars, lot Of
jewelry snd clothing had been stolen. At
twelve O'Clock he arrested the burglar, color
ed man named Jeftry Pringle alias Joseph
Robinson.
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TIE UNITED STATES COURT, JULY 9-HoN.
GxoRaE 8. BRYAN, JUDGE PREs1DNa.-The fol-
lowing business was disposed OF to-day:
InQs District Court-In the case OF the Unit
ed States VS.. George Godfrey, indicted for not
paying . special tax IS Butcher, noRe
prosequi was entered.
In the case Of the United States vs. William
Grant, indicted for the same offence, a nole
prosequi Was entered.
In the case Of the United States vs. Lewis
Klein, indicted for the same offence, fine
Of $25 and costs was imposed.
In the case Of the United States vs. ten
packages OF tobacco, two horse wagon, &C.,
property Of William E. Christian, it was order
ed that warrant Of arrest and monition be
issued, returnable on the first Monday in Oc-
tober next.
In the case Of NJ. J. Porter vs.. W. b. Cuth'
bert, report OF assignee, it was ordered that
rule be issued against the party in question to
show cause before the court ut II A. NJ, on the
12th of July, why he should not be attached
for contempt in refusing to comply with the
purchase made.
In the case Of james Il. Friday vs. A. n
hunt, petition to establish lien, the petition
was granted.
In the case 10. Il. P. Scott vs. A. ]. Hughes
petition to establish lien, the petition was
granted.
In the case of John q. Burgess vs. WarreI
II. Burgess, petition to establish lien, the re-
port Of the ASSIGNEE was confirmed.
Petition of Thomas Whitmore, OF Newberry
for fiual discharge. was referred to Registrar
c. J. Jaeger, end final hearing ordered on 1Ott
OF August, at Greenvlle.
Petition of Lacon R. Tillman, for final dis
charge, was granted.
Petition OF Wm. ~ Smith, for final discharge
was granted.
Petition of VIM. Kuolty, 1or final discharge
was referred to Registrar Carpenter. and fina
hearing ordered on the 26th OF July.
In The Circuit Court.-ln the matter OF j. 4
Anderson g. Co. vs.. David R:ker and Francis
Sires, bill tor relief, an order was passed estab
fishing the liens proved. and instructing the
assignee to sell the property referred to.
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CRunBs.-Mr. c. o. Trumbo yesterday re-
ceived o commission as notary public.
The caucus of the Pllsburyites. held on
Thursday night for the purpose OF deciding
between Captain Hendricks and Major Will
loughby as Chief Of Police, broke up in confu-
sion and without a decision-Aderman Bar
row beng the discordant element.
We are requested to say that the Sisters in
charge of the Malo Orphan Asylum in Cannon
street have for sale number Of prayer books,
rosaries and medals.
The paper boat Aphrodite in the regatta at
Savannah was not from Charleston as stated.
The name Of the Charleston boat is Pittsburg.
MIR. Clark ia expected to arrive here this
morning, with his commission as Collector Of
Customs in his pocket.
We are informed that Dr.. A. G. Mackey left
Washington on Monday night, and that he has
made no effort to obtain his reinstatement.
The efforts made 10 that direction came from
General Scott and other frieuds Of DR.. Mackey.
MIR. John ]. Rauls. who for sixty mine years
has been resident Of Columbia, died on Thurs
day last.
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MONEY ORoxR Posroe71cEs.-Amongth the cd
ditional money order postofaces to be put In
operation on the 12th instant, are the Towns
OF Camden and Greenville, in this State.
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4THE NEws In THE CoUNrRY.-Readers OF
THE NEWS going to the country can receive
their fav3nte paper by mail, daily, at seventy
five cents month, by addressing note, with
their subscription, to our publication Office.
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How TO Avom FLIES AID MOSQUITOES.
This IL the season when men, women and chill
dren must choose between an eternal worrying
by flies and mosquitoes. and suffocating ex-
istence under net. One alternative is as
bad as the other; but the ingenuity OF the nine.
teenth century has come to our aid with con-
tr,vance which shuts out all insects, while it
excludes no air. This arrangement, known as
@kdagouu's Adjusted Window Shade, may be
ssen at Cameron & Barkley's IN Meeting
street. 1t can be fitted instantaneously to any
sized sash and is sold for song. Every one
who has been bothered by mosquitoes this
year should call at once at Cameron u
Barkley's to see the new invention.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Larxest Ciroulation.-THED DAILY NEWS
agzNG THE NEWSPAPBR OFFICIALLY RE
cocHYzED As HAVING THE LARGEST ORR
cULAr1oN IN THE cITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REAALN-
ING IN THE .Pos7oFFIcE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoHzs
JOINS OF TIE NEW PoSF0FFqCR Law.
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PsopEnT1 RsoovERzD.-We mentioned few
days since that officer Philippy had captured .
number OF bits Of silver forks and spoons.
Yesterday Mr.. John G. Stesdman. residing at
No. 50 Mlddle-street, came and proved pr oper-
ty, stating that he hsd bsen robbed on Mon
day night last. -.
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STATE CouRr.-On the Equity side Of this
court, yesterday, there were any number OF
motions and the like, but nothing OF general
interest transpired.
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Tho Mayor Authorized to use tho Police
Force to Eject All City Oaicers who Re-
fuse TO Yield to their Suceessors-Hen.
dricks IL Re-eleoted-A Colored Man
Kicked or OF the I 1icket-D. T. Corbin
still Running-Collins asserts that
there IL corruption among the Pills
buryites-Sman In q Labyrinth OF
TroublesThe Firemasters Requested
to elect their Omeers-Collins Ii not
afraid OF tho Ku-K1ux-Klan, and
wants them Thoroughly Organized
Protest OF Corner Whiting List Of
Odlcsrs not Elected.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

THk CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation OF
which is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
best advertising medium for all business men,
For persons who want situ ltions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent: who want or who offer board and lodg-
ine; who have lost or found articles Of value,
Tm NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied. We have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADvER-
z1sExxsTs. payment for which must invariably
be made uhen the order IS giuen: :
Advertisements OF situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops. Offices
md warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wanna o; all kinds.
For each insertion Of advertisements of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words. ....25 cents
-Four LINES or 80 words.
FIVE LINES or 40 vords......5o +"
All advertisements to be inserted ct these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
NEWS Office BY 9P. N.
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TIE MAauras sCHuacH.-There Will be SER
vices in the Mariners Church, Church street,
tomorrow, Sunday, st halfpast ten O'Clock in
the morning.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETINGS. THIS DAP.
Home Loan and Building Association, at
8 p. II.
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MR. JOHN H. BLANK. who was arrested few
days since for approprlating money from his
employers till, was. as stated, tried before
Justice Mackey Thursday afternoon and ac-
Quilted. We learn from Justice Mackey that
there was not tue least shadow Of guilt shown.
MIR. Blanks friends ure fully convinced OF his
innocence and intend, as we stated yesterday,
to prosecute the parties who were ipstrumen-
tai in having him arrested. Yesterday MIR.
Blank was offered and accepted situation with
MIR. l.. A. Habernicht, corner OF King-street
and SIN th lane.
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rHE ELECTION OF CITY OFFICERS

THE p1ILsBuRY CAUCUS TIcKET-ALDER@AN
BARROW AN APPLE OF DIscORD-FHE
p1LLsBuRYrrEs REFUSE TO SHOW THEIR
HAND WHEN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT Is
cA1LHp-rHRY FEAR TO COMMENCE THE
GAME.
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CRY CoURr-REcoRDER DINaLE Presiding.
A session OF this court was held in the City Hall
yesterday morning to hear an action in trover
brought against Justice Mackey for the recove-
~ Of piano which had been levied upon by
him. The matter was question OF fact as to
who was the owner of the piano seized. After
a long deiberation, the jury returned verdict
in favor of the plaintiff.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-10

"WHAT THE ARTISTS ARE DoMa."-1n the
course Of an article under this head, the New
York Post has the following notice Of a former
Charlestonian
J. B. Irving is painting a pleasant picture
showing the figure OF young and laughing
girl in the wood leaning against tree trunk,
with one arm thrown around it for support.
On the left. through vista Of the forest, are
several figures, and overhe d the fresh green
foliage of the trees .is finely Indicated. Mr..
Irving exhibits in his studio his fne work, en-
titled Interior of Church. Dusseldorf" and
s'rhe Rivals" an interior with figures.
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JHnfaufe.

A MERICAN TONTINE
Life and Savings Insurance Co,
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT,
No. 4 MARYLAND BUILDINGS, BALTIMORE
Dr.. ~M. N. POST. Medical Examiner.
THOMAS E COURTENAY, Manager.
BRANCH OFFICE, CHARLESTON, s. G..
Dr.. THOMAS L. oGIER, Medical Examiner.
JOHN KIRKLAND, JR., General Agent
CHARLESTON BOARD REFERENCE:
Hon. ALFRED uUdER.
w G. MAGRAla. Esq, President 8. @. B. B.
Hon. J. B. CAMPBELL, Attorney at Law
THO. D. WAGNER, ESQ.,, OF J. Fraser l. Co.
ANDRkW sIMONDS, Esq, President First Ma
tonal Bank.
ROBERT MURE, Esq., of Messrs. r. Mure & Go.
EDWARD LAFITTk, OF Ed. Lafitte & Co.
Colonel J. b z SLOAN, Gotten Factor.
W. A. COURTENAY, Esq, OF Messrs. Courtenay
Trenholm.
d. 3. OLNEY. Esq, of Messrs. olney & Co.
Having been appointed General Agent for North
and south Carolina for the above reliable aud popu-
lar Life Insurance Company I am prepared to re-
oeive applications at reasonable rates and on favor
able terms. JOHN KIRKLAND, JR.
Office for tha present at Messrs. Courtenay 6
Trenholm's Union Wharf wsSmos. June2
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Range or Thermometer .t the News
Once.
77;5,7:.-.:.: 9 :; - s. .
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named were declared duly elected. 1t will be
seen that the Board is substantially the same
as that elected by the late Clark administra-
ton.
When the announcement was made to ballot
for Commissioners of the Orphan House, .
misunderstanding occurred, some OF the AL
dermen thinking that Commissioners Of the
Markets we're meant, and general squabble
ensued, each Alderman yelling out what he
thought Of it, and "Markets" and "Orphan
House. were cried back and forth in disor-
derly manner. Alderman Greene shouted
"Orpban House" until he grew hoarse. and it
sunk from the clear sounding "Orphan
House," into "Orfing House," Fin
ouse," "U-ouse," "O-u-s-e." These quit ural
sounds, and the general confusion, in the tenn
porary alb ,ence OF Alderman Collips, threw Al
derman Small's. colored, generally we'll ordered
mind out Of gear, and himself into labyrinth
OF troubles. With amazement dire he turned
to Alderman Collins. who, on seeing the fix his
ward was in, was puzzled what to do-whether
to poiut out the name Of the man to be voted
for, or 10 slap him on the back and prevent an
anticipated ft. The Mayors rap to order
quelled the disorder; Small gradually r,cov-
cred, his ticket was fixed, and he balloted like
an American citizen.
COMMISSIONERS OF MARKETS.
Council pr &c eded to elect twelve Commis-
sionels Of the Markets. The vote was as fol-
lows: John H. Stelnmeyer." 10; James Dun
ning,s II; Alva Gage,s II; E. H. Jackson" IL;
Alderman Chas. Voi2t,+ II; Julius Roum ilat,
6; Alderman E. P. Walls colored, II; VIM. Bar
nets colored, IL; Elias Gardiner colored, IL;
Jas. B. Howard,* colored, IL; NJ. NJ. Brown
Jr., coIored, 16; 8. L. Bennett,* colored, II /;
Alderman j. F. Greene, z; G. W. Graves, 7;
Robert James, z; Thomas Aiken, coored, 4;
Joan G. Mackey, 6; E. W. Nj. alackey,* II;
Robert Howard, Sr.. coored. S; H. Slawsou, 7;
Alderman McKnlay, colored, 3; Geo. O'Nelll,
Z; John L. Miigan, 1; Vim. Dart, S; Jacob
Mills, T. Those marked = were declared elec;
el-six white men and six colored mon.
It was then remembered that thirteen COM
missioners should have been elected, and an
election for one more commissioner was Or
dered.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30
Our Minister 10 Frano,,

+. B Washburne, Minister TO France,
has put upon record a paper, which
should be appended TO ais public Gre
dentials and laid before the Emperor
Of France, as showing the character Of
the man, who disgraces tins country
at the Court of St Cloud. The story
is briefly this: During the reign Of
terror, when men were arrested with
out warrant, or any duo process Of
law, Mr.. Washburne, and COMPANION
named Jones, caused the arrest OF two
prominent members of the bar Of Ga
lena, on the convenient charge Of dis
loyalty. They were both sent East
under a military guard, confined in
Fort Lafayette, subjected to all kinds
Of indignities, and finally released
without a word Of explanation. When
the war ceased, suit was brought
against Mr.. Washburne and his opal"
by their victims. At first they boldly
pleaded justification, but finally, find.
ing they had no ground to stand upon,
and were liable to be mulcted in heavy
damages, subsequently, withdrew the
plea which they had first put in, and
to conciliate the man whom they had
so grievously wrongcd, signed their
names to the following most degrading
confession. They acknowledge:
"That the said pleas heretofore filed
by them in said case, and the matters
and things therein set forth against
said plaintiff, are untrue in substance
aud in fact And the said defendants
further confess wrongful trespass and
Imprisonment set forth in said declara.
tiun, and that the said defendants are
guilty in manner and from as therein
stated and set forth, and said plaintiff
has sustained great damage thereby,
as is alleged in said declaration, and
said defendants further confess that
the said seizure aud imprisonment was
wrongful, unjusti6able and without
cause, and the said plaintiff was inno-
rent Of the violation of any law or Of
doing any act inimical TO the govern.
ment Of the United states, and that
said plaintiff did no act and uttered no
expression, or exercised any influence
TO the knowledge cf said defendants,
that was not in support Of the govern
ment OF the United States, it's Consti.
tuition aud its laws"
This confession puts +. b. Wash.
burne out Of the pale Of respectable
society, and be should be instantly
recalled from France. His presence
in that country is an insult alike TO
the nation, and 20 all Americans who
may visit Paris. s.--dgc.