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Followed as these facts are by the announce
ment from the Bureau OF Statistics at Washington
that our exports, In gold value, for the first nine
months Of the current fiscal year are two million
dollars greater than our imports we shall not be
surprised to gold dip below before the Fourth
Of July.
In the other departments OF business there was O
steady market for governments, which were strong,
rather in sympathy with the Improvement in the
London quotation than from any new home nnu-
ence quarter per cent-three-eghths per cent
certainy-would cover the variations during the
week IN the prices Of the more speculative issues.
In the Southern State bonds the Tennessees were
active and excited, particularly the new issues
which fiuctuated from SIX to 63a on scare among
the 'snorts" who are reported to be very numerous
fact which is supposed to have originally suggested
grand cornering operation.
The money market opened easy enough at three to
four per cent, with five as the exceptional rate AS
the week progressed the figures became four to i've
per cent, with three the exception. The change is
due TO the cessation Of the fow Of currency from
the interior and to retrograde movement OF Slight
extent. The bank statement details OF which are
given below, shows that the loans have been de-
creased about three millions and that the
specie and legal tenders have fallen or three
and half millions, against decrease In
deposits Of only five and a half millions. The dis
crepancy is due to the TACT that the loans drawn in
were funds left upon hypothecated stocks and bonds
on which the banks were earning only four to five
per cent. Those who read the bank statement each
week are accustomed to think that the loans should
figure IN the deposits They do not necessarily
The money lent on stocks and bonds appears as
loan, and may or may not as deposit When such
loan Is ca He'd in II appears as contraction OF loans
but not necessarily as a decrease of deposits.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks is
unfavorable, in showing loss Of about three and
half millions Of reserve, although the deposits are
down about flye and half millions the surplus re-
serve falls of only about two millions. The loss in
specie Is two and half millions, rejecting the
heavy payments Of customs this week and the ex.
port or specie decrease of million In legal ten
ders confirms the movement OF currency to the
West, to which reference was made In this column
few days since, and which was predicted from the
figures Of the previous statement The decrease in
deposits is made up Of tho loss Of specie and
greenbacks and the receipts OF the Treasury from
the internal revenue collectors. The contraction in
loans seems to be due to the calling III Of money
lent on pledges Of stocks and bonds to Wall street
firms The statement compares with its predeces.
sOr as follows:-
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Wheat iar demand for export to continental Eu.
and an advance OF &c bushe paid mainly
and the advance lost closing 81 about VI 30
waukee The sales part last evening"
bushels transactons ct 81 N,o 81 % for No
spring VI Ss "a for No Milwaukee,, 70 srrve 81 80
store 81 45 81 46 Tor amber winter u 47s for lots
do. No. spring was nomnay vi 81 delivered, although
higher price was st one me bid The first sample Of South
day by Mr.: s. Slnderson, and sold to Jewell Bros.
at ~ per bushe y was shipped from Augusta Ga by j..
o. Aathewson 70 WILLIAMS Back Co. This is the third
first OF the new offered In this market Corn
demand and steady with sales Of good mixed mainly
" % o. The sales about $1,000 bushels I'll
81 & INCLUDING small lots choice high mixed at 81 N 81 O
and III ~ u for yellow. Oats steady, thosales
being about 100000 bushels 1t &c. 6c. for average
e6c for Western 7Oc tic for Ohio and State Rye
ley and barley malt were still dull and nominal.
FREIGHTs.-Ths market que. but rates continued
l6o0 bales cotton 1t Nd 10000 wheat al 6<d 3D.
and LOCO bbs Hour a H. 3d. The charters bark
with 1000 bbs do TO Gibraltar for ORDERS
5s 3d.. II to the Adriac U.s. 3D. Two Cape
Breton 9 S New hRSrs coal At S $ brig NOV n Ph
bark nov IN Boston from Calais TO the Canary Islands with
20O,OoO feet lumber. bark Sweden with l50O bbs
bark to the Mediterranean with 9e0O do petro
GuSNIEs were dull and sales reported except
1000 rolls domestic nj nc. &c. We quote Cloth 30sc
Sic. and bags, 221fc. a23ac.
HoPsThe market extremely quiet but steady at 10c
reported
HEMP still duh prices entirely nominal,
4sc, gold, for Manila, 5xc. Sac, do, for Jutc 2c
IKE, do, TOR Sisa and fc. a7c, do for fampco, In
bond.
HAY.Thsrs was only moderate demand, prices were
heavy the receipts fair We quote shipping, 75c.
short do, &c.
NoAssEs market was moderately active and prices
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MISCELLANEOUS.


The following named gentlemen were on the sth
instant elected directors Of the Rensselaer, and Sara
toga Rairoad-George II. Cramer George b. War
ren, Joseph NJ. Warren, John A. Grlswold, william
Howard Hart, Troy; Benjamin E. Bates, Boston;
Cornelius Vanderbilt, LeGrand B. Cannon, William
H. Vanderbilt, Thomas Dickson, Abial A. Low,
George Talbot Olyphant, J. Pierpont Morgan, New
York. At a subsequent meeting OF the board the
following officers were elected- President George
II. Cramer; Vice President Joseph M. Warren; Exc
cutive Committee, the President LeG b. Cannon,
William II. Vanderbilt.
The Executive Committee OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company awarded to-day the contract for
the construction OF the Minnesota division OF the
road, $50 miles in length, extending from the dalles
of the St. Louis river westward to the Red
river OF the North. The contractors are old expe-
renced railroad builders and heavy capitalists. The
entire work is to be completed by July l. 1870. The
committee have also contracted for 10000 tons OF
rails and the iron appendages necessary, and the en-
gines, cars. &C., requisite for the work.
THE sUB-TREAsURY REPORT.
The following shows the results OF to-day's busi-
ness at the Sub-Treasury In this city,
General balance yesterday. $780, 222 512
1oiu Ieccips. ....'......... 5do lS4
Gold payments. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1866, 176
Dou pudhcc. 7o,523 5l4
Currency receipts. ...................... S75, 32o
currency payments. ...................... AL, ,456
currency Dalhnce.. .................. ii OlO, 645
Generai Dalance.......... s7,923, 651
OustoHis'' 3O5, 900
$12o0,000 OF cancelled gold certificates were sent
to Washington.
Assistant United States Treasurer Charles F. Folger
has rendered his resignation to take effect July l. Mt
which Time he will enter upon his new duties as one
of the judges OF the new Court OF Appeals.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, June 11-6 IN.
CoFFEE.The market for Rio quiet and we heard Of
no further sales Prices steady yesterdays quota
tions Other kinds were dull but unchanged. We quote
RioOrdinary cargoes, l4c. I6c. fair do l54c 15dc
good do, l6ac 1916; primo do, 17c 17tac extremes
for ots 46c loc Java zoe. &c. Singapore 1sc &c.,
Cey!on, 17c &c.,; Maracabo 1916. 1885,; Laguayra,
1890 1sc. Jamaica, l5c l6]sc Costa Rica &c., 2oc
Manila, l6c 17c. Mexican, 15c. &c., aud Savanla 1bc
lsc, all gold duty paid
CoTTosThe market for this staple very quiet and
prices were heavy though not duoaby lower The sales
confined to 23 bales of which 40 for spinning
1 for export and 26 speculation The business in future
deliveries only moderate Sales 200 bales basis low
mdding for June, at 2lc 80 do for do at q Lice 300
do do, at 21gc 40 do for july at 20c. 205xc and 25O
do, for August, at 20I4c. We quote - ~
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FLOUR AND GRAfN-hecepts, 500 bbls. -four AIS bags
corn meal, 7Sb bushels wheat, 552l do 779 DO
oats 5000 do rye and $40 do. malt Flour active de-
mand and hrmer some los bringing 0c. lsc more the
demand was almost wholly for low exras however, and
other kinds were unchanged the sales 15UO0
bb including extra State for shipment, from 50 5
S6 0 on the spot and TO arrive to the 18th July South
ern our was quiet but FIRM the sales 600 Dbs Rye
flour was steady, with moderate demand the being
300 bbls Corn meal was dull but unchanged heard OF
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THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK,

THE IMPORTS or THE WEEK.
Ihe imports other than dry goods and specie NJ
the port OF New York from foreign ports for the
week ending June 10, 1870. were $s.4l7, ,O05.
Ihe iohowing Is comparative statement OF the
imports OF foreign dry goods at New York during
the past week and since the beginning OF the YEAR.
For the ueek 1859 1890 ,e,o
Entered at port ...Sl2 2SysS nj Ia; sos a1 ses ass
Sine Jan l. -'---~ -'~~N'-"
Entered at .. S34 1851 s4sss9074 S47 sll
ihrowh on market S7655,649 1851 o04 497S4b2y
Ihe total imports at this port for the past week
amount to s4,7s5,47, against $685. $50 for the cor
responding week OF last year. The total imports at
New YORK for the week compare as folloWs:-
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LATEST PRICES OF STOCKS.
The following were the final street prices OF stocks
Saturday evening :-Canton, 67H 691S; Cumber.
land, Al q AZ Western Union, 33>6 33sS; Quicksil-
yer, sH; Mariposa, TX a9jz; do. preferred, 161S
ia; Atlantic Mail, 35,< 36 Pacific Mail, 45i4
45X Adams Express, 63I o 81; Wells-Fargo Ex-
press, 15zs a 1915 American Express, IS 45h; Uni.
ted States Express ASK ASK New York Central con-
solldated, 100 10oA; Hudson River scrip 95ka 95 N
Harlem, 144k 144X; Erie, ga %; Reading,
1918 a 1o77s; Michigan Central, 125 125h; Lake
Shore, os1I 9s}<; Illinois Central 14o 14l Cleve-
land and Pittsburg l1Os 1lo1; Chicago and North
western, s41s s4%; do. preferred, ex dividend.
oo9s cox; Rock Island, 121X 1872; Milwaukee and
Ut. Paul. 674 6S; do preferred, s2h s24;
Fort Wayne, 961s ok; Ohio and Mississippi, 4o1
4o%; New Jersey Central, 10 a 11ol; Boston,
Hartford and Erie, 6x a 5X.
CLOSING PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS,
The following were the latest prices Of the govern.
ment lst:unted States currency SKIES, ia ll45i;
do skies, 1881, registered HAS. a 114H do.
do, coupon, 1ls14 11sX; do. fve-twenties,
registered, May and November, 1l1A 1l19S;
do. do, 1862, coupon, do, ll2 112,<; DO. do,
1854 do. do, lily 111x do. do., 1885, do do, lily
1l1al; do do. 1885, coupon, January and July, 1ls%
ia: do do, 1887, do. do. liza 1l4X: do do.
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STATS TICS OF COMMERCE. AND NAVIGATION.
WASHINGTON. June Il. 1870.

WASHINGTON, June H. 1870.
Mr.. Edward Young. Chief OF the Bureau OF Sta
tstics, furnishes the following synopsis OF monthly
report No. 0, now in press. The values OF the im-
ports and re.exports are given in specie, and those
OF the domestic exports la mixed currency
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
HowLAND-LUdAR.-0 Thursday, June 9, by the
Rev. Or. Joseph Y. Thompson, assisted by Rev.
James d. Wilson, al the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, WILLIAM WALLACE ROWLAND TO ADDIE
LUGAR all OF this city.
HUBER-ANNErr.--Att the Church OF the Good
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''N'~s .''s's-s'''s.--s' oeo' ,vc.
.as g.ss s. s
s oS h % Ss The was very light and ne sales
tine continued 70 rule dull and nominal The market for
s 2s'' ~ Ds ssa S s@': g. a
No On pTya.e ~ s terms % We ~ "
ira window glass So Is 81 Tar s' was duh and
Ilnsssdn CASKS was selling moderately a, ssc a.
~ ~ Msaponsd req ' bbs were sold at Ioc cosing at 7sc
's ss i @ Oh oss we're Sss aa
s M ss FOR pork Sas Ma @ su
@ 50 snS Ur pIsss heavy ss n c
mn s ihs sales were lvo bbs new mess at $50 62k,
noss.s,, ntssssa hogs smsoS were Quoted - Ike with
sales @srs MADE qss wsu 0a a. Hsnss oa %
Sse was s9 gr % plain mess and sl6 s or extra do feree
sSr extra M India mess Beef hams quiet but steady
oSa Ia,ys ,ss and r M hs sasi being about
ss sailed picked Ressi ana ss ss' lsn
The being light but holders %es s 1ra aSns Tas s 70
d Ih a. Any feausoa sso m "a pre Prime Western
l56c. for steam and kettle
& s Which q SS S ws ws. sf but a r% held
Ss was dun and nominal a. lsc Die SaRhths eay al
ned Of extremely quiet rmuess Of holders S cheek
sales 5a al and W.. s Sd a. Th
%sgss opening ss:d & a 9
x0Oo bbls for June al 26Ssc., fiat sellers option
kicE.-Carona was slow of sale, but the supply being
small prices lrn. Small sales made ut Size a
SIC - ~
srsARIsE.- The demand was light but full prices were
asked Common to choice quoted Ut 16c. q tic.
sEEpB-lnseed was quoted ut 92 274 n 80 3d. gold duty
paid, without We quote ;Cloyer l4c I4Ioc
aud timothy 81 25 IA ~ 80.
SUGAR. Raw active. the demand being chiefly from
retnes and the market steady, the being upon
basis ssc for fair TO good refining Cuba. Tho
were 70O hhds part at 9sc l0c for CUBA
Refined was steady at our last quotations with moderate
demand We quote :-Cuba- Inferior refining,
SIC. ssc fair TO good fair refining 91sc 93c good 10
prime refining, sc fair good grocery S<c prime
&C. lc molasses hhd. and boxes. sac s9Hc; melado.
assc do, 1910 H. ssc. do, IS lb loSc ilc
do, l6 to Is. l3sc Pike do. 10 to 20. l9c l3c
do, grocery grades, 9xc. a lie -
TALLOw.-The demand active but prices
steady. Sales, $1,000 lbs at 94sc. . 994c.
WHIsxKy. Receipts. 254 bbs The market was duh and
heavy though prices Sales 100 bbs at I'll o.
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1858. DO. do, ia 1l4X; do. ten-fortles. regis.
tered' 1854 losk; do. do. coupon. l0s1s 1857.
THR COURSE or THE GOLD MARKET.
Tne extreme fluctuations daily In the price OF gold
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Shepherd, by the kev. q; Cameron. Mr.. OaAsLss
MYkrs-HARTN Wednesday, June 8, by the
Rev. j. ]. Lyons, TnEol ORE W. MYERS TO RosALIs
eldest daughter OF the lat Benjamin s. Hart OF this
city.
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ANOTHER RIO WHIsKEY SUIT.--In the United
states Dlstrlct Court, yesterday morning. DIS
trict Attorney Bateman, on behalf or the
United States entered suit against William Har
rles and Joseph Il. Huston. OF Dayton, for the re-
coyery OF $500000. II Is claimed that these parties
defrauded the government OF that amount OF money
by the non-payment VI tax on 1875 900 gallons OF dis
titled spirits. manufactured al their establishment In
Lockville, Montgomery county, between the LIST day
OF July, 1867, and the lst day OF July 1868, which
was removed and sold by them In violation Of the
Revenue law Harres ana Huston are wen known
among the whiskey manufacturers OF the Third dis
trlct-being the most extensive dealers In that 10.
caty-and II Is said that some first class develop
ments Will be made II their case Is ever brought 10
trial. IL Is intlmated that several other highly I'M
pOrtant cases are soon TO be commenced by the Dis
trct Attorney. Cincinnati Inquirer, June ..
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and foreign vessels respectively
NINE MONTHS ENDED MARCH 81, $780,
y~..A. Imports. iRs''s;''' RsSsss t:sss. EsSs;ls
4%sts.. s!s %5.5a % VI: ss5ss sc sfs
NINE MONTHS ENDED MARCH 81. 1859.
Fsis.l 49, Ssssss ss sSssss ss
The gold value Of the domestic exports for the
nine months ended March 81, $780, is s3l1 S4s 1893,
which, added to the exports Of foreign merchandise
s23 492 35l, exceeds the imports $685. 3O4 335) for
the same period by $2,O36,2l4 For the nine months
ended March 81, 1869, the imports showed excess
OF S59, 1880.
The value of foreign commodities remaining In the
warehouses OF the United States March u, 1870 was
$50 .252 against sac, ,657 s34 March 81. 1869.
Among the principal articles on the free list i'm
ported during the nine months ended March 81 1870
were:Gold coin, 1872 06o silver coin. $40 $780, 5O7
rags for the manufacture OF paper, 24l3, 1873; raw
The following were the principal dutiable arti
cles:-Live animals $40 294; barley, 81 sos 537
factures OF cotton, S1s.64s, ,4sl chemicals. drugs
and dyes, s603l,660 earthen, stone and china
ware, ss,so5a 1888; fancy goods, ssl74,574; FAX aud
hides and skins other than frs. $40 1ss, 1885, iron
and steel manufactures Of, $23,S72 sos; leather
$403O 16s; manufacturers OF leather ssO47 99l pro.
visions and taow, $3, 7SS 100; silk ana manufactures
Of $1S 70S,07l brown sugar, $32 9O5 1860: moIasses
Sa47o9 gig; tea, seoSl, 2is tin and manufactures OF,
b
wood and manufactures of, $6,55s,O2S; wool and
manufactures OF, $33 99l, 427.
The value OF the principal articles Of domestic pro-
duct0n or manufacture, exported during the same
period, were as foOws:-Agricultura implements,
$e67 1856; live animals, SS2l272; wheat $37 $50 24s
wheat -four, $l0,5S6, ia; COAL S993, 19 cotton
l72,4S2os7; gold bullion, sS,366,O5l; gold coin,
si0, 7$l.sls; silver bullion, $a,04o.el5; muskets,
pistols, rifles and sporting guns 81 453; refined
cheese, $40; lard $4 56l2 tallow s3
leaf tobacco, $16.e0, 773; wood ana manufactures Of
S9.997, 1852.
The value Of the principal articles of foreign pro-
duction and manufacture exported were:-God
CON- 81 2l4S47; silver CON, ST. 34S 704; raw ue and
other grasses, S77,275 leather. ss9 $685. opium ana
extract OF, ,2S3; provisions and tallow
S6T5 $685. silk and manufactures Of $1gS 22S spices
$751; los; sugar and nolsses, $40 00g tea $Sg7 SOL
wood and manufacturers OF, $407. .035.
Number and tonnage Of American and foreign ves-
sells entered into and cleared from the ports OF the
United States, engaged In the foreign trade, during
the nine months ended March II, l570 as compared
with the nine months ended March u. 1900
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A $4,000 BOND ROBBERY.

w. II. Hoar, who has just arrived from Chile,
South America yesterday reported at the Central
Police ONCE the details OF robbery perpetrated
upon him. II seems that on Thursday last he drew
from banking house In Chicago $4,000 In five.
twenty bonds. few moments before starting for
this city. Proceeding TO the Sherman House he
found his baggage in the Office ready for shipment.
Stepping one side in the rotunda he drew out the
envelope containing the bonds, put in with them
500 in currency, and turning TO his vaise then in
charge Of the porter, opened 1t and deposited the
envelope and contents therein. He proceeded
direct to the cars keeping the valise In his
own possession. The following night, on
retiring, he placed the valise In his BERTH and
he AYERS. with the exception OF while he slept,
1t was not moment out Of his sight. on ar.
rivng In this city Saturday he discovered that tue
bonds had been extracted 10 Is probable that he
was followed from the banking house TO the hotel
and the train by thief, who opened the valise with
false key while he slept. Mr.. Hoar is partner OF
one OF the United States Consuls In Chile and has
lost 6y this robbery nearly all his worldly posses.
StOnB.
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The changes are in detail as follows:
LATEST PRICES OF STOCKS.

The banks hold $685. 22 62O in excess of the re.
serve required by law.
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THR spEcIR MoyEMEN

The following Is detailed report or the specie ex-
ported from New York during the week ending June
IL, 1870:--
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during the week were as follows:--
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-12
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TO MAKE
NOMINATIONS.

When convection cannot conve-
niently assemble to nominate candidates
for public Offices, it deyolves upon the
Executive Committee of the party to
recommend such men as would likely
command the confidence and support of
the people The authority thus to speak
in the name of party cannot well be
disputed. since there is such number
of sustaining precedents 1t could hardly
he otherwise, AZ in every emergency
that might arise, they should beenabled to
meet the sudden changes that take place.
The Executive Committee of the Demo
cratic party Of Shelby county in the late
canvass assumed the right to place
Captain J. Harvey Mathes on the ticket
as the nominee for the Office OF Tax
Collector on Privileges. When the regu-
lar convention met to make nominations,
il was not known that this Office existed,
and consequently no one was placed IN
nomination 10 fill it. The people re-
garded the choice as a good one, and on
the day of election Endorsed il by O
handsome majority. We are lead to
express ourself as above for the reason
there is likely to arise soon necessity
for actipn on the part of the Democracy
of this county, in order to see that they
are not misrepresented on the bench Of
the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. If the
people cannot come together in conven-
ton, which would hardly be required for
the nomination of one single Judge. then
the Executive Committee may take the
authority in saying who is entitled to
our suffrage. As correct an expression
could be obtained in this way as any
other, since every district in the county
and ward in the city have representatives
upon the aforesaid committee, who are
honest and competent Democrats. The
time is sufficient. however, for further
discussion of this question. rs the cleo
ton 10 fill the Office Of Judge of the
Fifteenth Circuit does not take place
until the first Thursday in August.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-12

didn't she prove itduring the trialY They
paid their counsel to whitewash the
crowd and hang me. Why didn't they
prove Il then? Wait until you see the
affidavit in the habeas corpus case; wait
till You see the hellish part they got
Schuyler Colfax to play in taking my wife
from me and giving her advice. Why
had | no notice of her application for d.
yorce? wrote to everybody in Indiana
to find out if she had applied for one, and
the answer was invariably no.
Reporter-But, Mr.. Mcfarland, this
affidavit states that you struck her.
McFarland-It is lie, sir; it is q lie;
Pnever did. Read her letters to me and
then see if she could ever have written
such letter to man who had so bru-
tally used her. Why, sir, if had been
given to such paroxysms as she talks
about, they never could have passed un-
noticed in any boarding house, ! saw
you in court several times; you saw the
people from the house we boarded in.
Did their appearance or manner denote
anything but responsibility? People who
dress in silk and velvet don't live in
squallid houses, ] tell you the whole
thing is fabrication on the face of it.
What did Able know about Sidney or
Bayard? Yet look what they make
her write about Albert d. Richardson.
"The age of Sidney or of Bayard should
claim him as its own. A pretty Bayard,
surely, this Mr.. Richardson, who spent
his nights eaves-dropping at a partition
crack to hear the private communings of
husband and wife. They make her say
in that affidavit that all the letters that
Richardson wrote to her were written by
stenographer. Was that intercepted
letter, which was read in court, stating
how Richardson wanted to fold my wife
in his arms, written by stenographer?
And YVES it posted unsealed? She says
/ fought her for my children, i suppose
it was the act of brute for father
to prefer to take care of them himself
rather than to have the seducer Of his
wife rear them up in free-love doctrines,
spiritualism, and all the other Tribune
morality? If that was being brute, then
half the fathers in this country are
brutes, too. tell you | have gone
through enough of mental suffering and
agony of spirit in the last three years to
set Shakespeare crazy Richardson says
in one of his letters (if it is his) that he
was afraid / would shoot; he had done
nothing to provoke me. How came he
to be afraid of me? Wait little-all
the proof in this case has not been seen
yet. / tell you no other man that ever
lived ever went through half the suffer-
ing I have had to endure.
Gen. Thomas Ewing, jr., and Hon.
Thomas Ewing, ST., of Ohio; Gen. S. B.
Buckner, of Kentucky, and Wash. Nc
Lean, of the Cincinnati Enquirer, are
here, the latter smiling with content,
evidently regarding the danger of duel
as past.
Gen. N. P. Banks delivers an address
tonight at the Cooper Institute upon
American Commerce.