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i 2 IS
We take from the Boston Post the,
| following confession of Trauppmann,,
the French murderer, who was iexe-
cuted JANUARY 10Th, III Paris It is
Especial cable telegram sent to the
Post: ....5.-,.-,...,,.,, ~, :
], an sole proprietor Of the assas-
sinationi of Jean Kinok, of Gustaye
Kipek and Madame eKinckd and of
her five other children5 lThegl5th of
4 August rst IA last went totmeeta jean,
KlS1inek, whose coming + expected ,atl
the railway station. . We. got in the
omnibus mi III together and weatto Soultz,
where he left his luggage .goAfter
eating something atothe1 bakerisiwe
went to. lWoltalwilleI, where siwe
bought bought 4 !. bottle sfoWine fand .keptien
e, our Il way toward the tlalias ofsthe
Chateau atte9aau,a de Herinfeeta IS Before swe
| got there we had already dsank8a
|Portion Of the iWinst I'M the bottle 81
carried efaflii e the bottle. zrIy had lin my
pocket 2 phtriaal Of prussic acid which
l myself had made. Taking iadtan-
| taSs Of aiTmleoment when Jean Kinok
did not see me, poured s the con-
tents Of tbs, phial into the, bottle, and
|y when we reached thesbrqw of the
ii bill Invited, Jean Kinck,to daiinksdl
81 He did so, enthusiastically fell dead.
This, took place about 4iso'c lock Ppm.
The place was completely deserted.
IrdraggedItbescorpse' some five ossiS
yards from theiroad and dug with
my hands "a grave in the ground,
which is there composed Of gravel
and friable esrth,d and / buried the
corpse near a. large 9oak.li Before I
interfedrit Lsesrnhed Kinck societies
and took possession of all his papers.
Among them were@two blank checks,
two one hundred franc notes, his
watch af , and twelve l' francs in small al
change, ami lad, ,I.ned-yshi,a $3.50
! Il returned to my fathers house
and stayed there until the I'D of Sep
TENDER, when Iiset out for Paris
While I remained at my fathers
house I assumed Jean Kinck's name mn
and initiated his hand writing, and
kept up q correspondence with Mad
am Kinck at Roubaix. I also, filed
up the two blank checks I, hadfound
in, Jean Kinck's pocket, butt sent to
Roubaix only one for $500 francs,
whose proceeds Iordered to be sent
to me at Guebwiller. When I went
to Roubaix, Sometime afterward, j
gave the second blank check, which
| l. had filed up ford500i francs, To
/ Madame tKinck, in her husband.
fname. Being unable to get the $500
francs sent to the Guebwiller pos
Office, Iset out for Paris, and tn,
tday of my arrival ! took the train 70.
, Ro1baiy. ----7-'-a-'-'
III SIR guid bas ss.dN ,Dad 81
! I told Aadame Kinck that he
husband, who was detained by bust
lness in Paris, had asked me to GO It,
4 Guebwiller To oet The SS0o freroc
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CONFESSION CHAMPIONSHIPS,
,Iubui .lnI iol14+-ta+Ei edT .l9a
The Bloodisst9 Tragedy on Record.
.fio 1Ri 1Oh -
lit.sI9 s'ulo9uiI M Tatia ileos1
n o n R I E tPARTI AIRS
bel Tuo 30 B9hi atd so b3lsly 30
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! told Madame Kinck that her
husband, whe was detained by BUSH
ness in Paris, had asked me to 90 ito
Guebwiller to get the $500 francs,
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AND RETAIL AGENCY FOR :
T OUISlANA, .Texas, Mississippi and
lI4z Alabama, and agent for Geo. Clark ;
celebrated NEW EHREADIi Sewing Machine
Twist and Flax Thread of the best quality
for Dress makers, Tailors and Saddlers,
on land. a6aGi-~-st bt9.I
!; Septs 81 lss9l!s,ni d gninoite3"n sso79
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LEATHER and FL DllNGSaa1ST0IE.
ii hon No, Sc OLDLEVEEST iuBS92H

TRE. INSPECTION OF TILE TRADE
u and buyers generally is specially i'm
yited to my complete and comprehensive
s saGSg MS sTsTFy,enS sf:hI N sse
constantly OH hand the best French ana
American caifskins, Arnoroccos, bindings,
.ete. dHemlock and Oak sole
leather, English ,Serges, Webs, Elastic
Gore, Binding Ribbon, ete.i My arrange
ments in Europe and in this country ena-,
bic ME to offer the greatest advantages to-
the trade. VIM. j. SHELDON,I,,.t =
'3i I. th% 3iih3 SO Old Letee ST., -
Between Bienvilie and Customhonse strs.
Ang. Is, lS60-1y.dqi 9Ti 395%2 hh o'i'.
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/ m6 4a.uw SINGERS "a ynnd GIla
Celebrated New Family Sewing Ma
! 80 gaaae Chine. a bas a,a~a4'i
!! ain 4r.trt.ts bil.-- ipir-lei hig -dt

TT IS the best Sewing Machine ever Of
4 fered to the public. 1t h-lns and ,fens,
braids, cords, tucks, marks aud emhroiders
with such elegance and ease, that the finest
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son. 1t is the only Machine ever invented
that embroiders with the Lock Stitch, and
on account Of its adjustable fort, has great
Ter range of work than any other. 1t is used
almost exclusively by all the Lady Mill
ners and in all the Convents Of, New Or
leans and it has the greatest circulation Of
any Machine il the world. The sale of
this Machine now equals that Of others
put together. and warrant every MACHINE
I sell to give satisfaction, and after a fair
tria! to retoFh the. money If it does not do
SO. ,'a JOHN. McNULTY,
80 7 Camp street,
"t-' we ''i' New Orleans
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tTRUSSES! '1, q.

!tJ-5-- GS:S 9 2Hiiist
'DATENTED SEPTEMBER 7th,i 1869. =
Il This Truss defes all competition for
comfort and general satisfaction; can be
worn Wy all cllsses,7 as well as both sexes,
in all periods OF life. j. 1t sta nds, without
rival i'll this or any other countr: 1t has,
by its.short existence, won the highest ad.
miration OF the wearers. ggl,i- Tfti9 or I
Also sole proprietor for the, State OF
Louisiana for the highly Recommended w
Johuson's Patent Pad Trusses. with
these Trisses I can promise more rapid
improvement and relief titan any other
applyer Of TrHsses. Also Trusses and at
tdchments on hand or made to order
-" II. SPILLMAN,
Manufacturer and Filter,
SO Baronne-streetseN New Orleans, La
II Orders ufren ABROAD will receive
prompt attention. State rights for sale.
Jan. '26-1y md ,,..star
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illa fii,i osnolF aht intt Il -l--.--gL,74
Gi5H6 fpd .alGa9S gtii IdL-f7--EEH-1 1T
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the party, That of Janison's we objected t. or

the party. That of Jamison's we objected 70 on
the af1dayits Of gentlemen, to the effect that the
polls were opened Two hours nearly too late, and
closed half hour too early. 1t Is supposed the
objections will never be heard Of. We do not
have the slightest idea that so many Of the white
voters voted the Radical ticket. And we believe
thatithe colored voters have repeated, and that a
number have voted without regard to the year OF
their birth. These last we will endeavor 20 inaict
for perjury"
ScandaIous Conduct ut Blackville.
A correspondent writing from Blackvie, on
the 25th Of October, says:
s'The commissioners or election commenced
counting the votes for Barnwell County to-day at
thls place, about one O'Clock. Two OF them (the
Haynes) are candidates for the Legislature, the
third, Nixon (white) for probate judge They posi-
lively refused to allow witnesses to the count and
when any one looked into the door OF the hnll,
were told that II they did not withdraw they
would stop the counting. They with closed doors
continue their nefarious work-sapping the foun-
dation Of the political liberty ofthe country as far
at least as their puny efforts can tend TO such an
end. We think they wish to provoke the people
to an interference with them, in order thai they
may have new election, as they all fear they are
not elected, and think in another election they
might succeed better. !. But the citizens here un.
derstand their design, and do not disturb them.
But atthis hour, half-past one A. NJ, 26th, they
still seem at work-building their fortunes on the
wreck OF constitutional government"
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THE FALLENKIxG OF THE LOBBY.
A Western Obituary Notice.

The death of Cornelius Wendell, who for
years has been known as the Prince OF Congress.
sional lobbyists-in fact, a sort Of National Tim
Hurley-elicts the following singular, but sincere
tribute, from the Louisville Courier. Journal:
The death of Cornelius Wendell announced yes.
terday by telegraph, removes conspicuous lobby
mark from Congressional society. He was as gen.
scuttled q committee or cut the throat OF an ap..
propriation bill, and for many years was COCK OF
the walk that led from the Capital to the Treasury
Department.. Fair, and fat, and norid, about Fix
feet high and square built, with sunny blue eye,
aud bearing at once quick and mild, Cornelius
beauned on the two houses and bagged them.
What a kind, .orhsnd, straight-for ward, deSil.
go.easy method 1t was, to be surel HIS personal
integrity was updonoted ana ne aaia MS mana
pectet nothing, least Of all himself. he regarded
the annual budget as thing to be neatly trimmed
and pared before 1t could be fit for planting In the
Senate his pet lambs" and the representatives
his "young men, and, II he took WITH q ready
palm from the public crib, he was liberal to the
poor, and did q deal OF charity with his money.
balanced heart. 1t is doubtful whether there is
q human being who Is the worse cn on his &C.
count. There are thousand Of people VINO VIII
regret his death, and the stories which the event
Will cause to be told must lean, as his faults did,
to virtues side.
what o by-gone world his hearty image calls
up before the mind What troops OF famous
shadows OF that old, bandy.legged, high-backed
time The dreamy, golddusty curtain Of October
rolls back. and though they be cast In shadow:
there they are those old heroes whom he bought
and sold very much like cattle.
It seems but yesterday THE fight for the pub
lie printing was at It's fercest. He lifted nve.
fingers on which he had pasted the names OF i've
senator's. 'They will vote so and so,'s he observ.
ed, giving his cigar p!acId Whit: chow do you
know" He smiled like q Child. III bought
3a,, ha coli S0
llghtful freebooter upon On inland but tempestu.
GUS sea; this king of the lobby cannibals, 10
whose train statesmen trotted like pages, and
whose glance was always worth hundred votes.
Peace to old Cornelius He made some g, gteSSs Ss
mea walk crooked chalk line enough, ouo ns
forced no man 10 walk The plank, 80 to say, ana
he was an indulgent friend, In himself Of decent
behavior, and to the world-well, certainly not q
hypocrite or sham. Pass along, old spirit, among
the shadows Pass down to the waters OF the
mystic river There be many there tn that g.. Wil
know thee and OF all that answered to thy call In
this world there should be enough to row thee
over Ia safety to the fields beyond
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TIE GOLD IND BOND MARKET.
NEW YORK, October %.

NEW YORK, october 20.
The feature on Wall street to-day was
speculative manifestation OF the money market
for stringency and higher rates Of interest. The
movement was directed against parties in The
Gold Room and Stock Exchange. The result on
prices was Slight, though the rates were advanced
for time. Tie demand FOR money was active up
to 2:sO P. NJ when the legal rate was paid IN cur
rency and gold. with o few exceptional loans at
light commission, in addition to per cent per an
mum. After that hour money was offered more
freely, and closing transactions were at per
cent Goldopened nrm, and ranged from l1a1 to
r. During the afternoon it was frmer, closing
at 12a12H. Skies 13h. Sixty-twos 1873; sixty
fours 1l1s; sixty fves 12H; new 1o1l; slxtyseyens
loh; sixty-eights lok; forties 81. Tennessees
e2h; new cox. Virginias @. Loulsianas 70; new
81. IeVees Is; ,eights 81. Alabamas 100; fges 10.
.Georgias 80; sevens 80. North Carolinas 4s; new
IL South Carolinss 80; new 81. Balances sos, $780,
200 gold, and over 81, 100000 currency.
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GOV. .SCOTr.PUSHES THINGS.
AR0TH ER. APPEAL TO THE
PRESIDENT.
THE INGENIOUS CHARGES AGAINST THE
-. REFoRMERs. 81
: ! rsPEc1Ap TELsaaAM TO THE NEWS, >

=: q [sPEC1AI TELEGRAM TO THE NEwal
- -, -, ',,. WASHINGTON, October Is.
To-day, a delegation sent by Governor Scott,
consisting Of State Treasurer Parker and State
Auditor Tomlinson, had an interview with Presi.
dent>Grant.
The President, after llstenening to::the accounts
given BY Messrs. Parker and Tomlnson Of the
disturbance at ,Laurens, replied that he had
already notified Governor Scott by telegraph, that
he should have ali the troops he wanted for South
Carolina. e'2'i'-' 1''a'''' 90 IN z..
Senator T. j. Robertson, who was also sent on
BY Governor Scott, urges that more troops befur-
nIsned, and charges that the troubles ariac from
the attempts OF the Reformers to destroy the bal
lot.boxes. - IN - s7as.sE
The Troubles Ertsnding-Governor
-. - Scott and the Militia.
[spRo1AL rRLEaRAM TO THE,NEws.l
f-s - st,,ai. COLUMBIA, October %.
Rnmors which reach this city from the Counties
Of Union and Chester indicate that the Eau
p, ,rns-trouples are extending towards Chester.
Governor Scott gives further assurances of his
intention to dsarm all the State troops, but the
order has not yet been issued.
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sPARKs FROM TIE WIRES.

~
Charles Fry, the California wine merchant,
sunnower won the first race, sa1cebox the
second. and Evallne the third, .at Memphis, Ten
nesse.
A London telegram says that Adon!s won the
Cumberland stakes. ,.z. ....,.i ~.
Major Yelverton, Of the scandalona dlSorce case
'notoriety. - 49,
There were coos visitors as the Augusta Fair
yesterday. as 4
The National Bank OF Grafton, Mass, has been
robbed by burglars to the tune OF $4,000.
In the Baltimore races Winner came first, Hen
~ Basset second; Abdsl Rader third, and Edenton
The yomito has appeared again at barcelona,
Spain, and the mortality Is increasing.
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MEETING OF FRENoH sYMPATHI-

WARRINGTON, October 2s.
A large meeting of French sympathizers
was held tonight. The resolutions which were
adopted accuse the King of Prussia OF violation
of his avowals that he did not conduct the war
for conquest, and charge that he is now responsi-
BILE for the devastation and bio oodshed progress
ing in France; also, that the conduct of Prussia is
a direct blow at Republican governments. A
strong appeal is made to the people throughout
the country to hold meetings expressing their
sympathy for France.
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TIE STATE FEE EcrIoNs.
ADDITIONAL HGTURNs.
The Vote I'm Ma rion.
ESPECIAL TELstsRAG To.YE NEws.l

ESPECIAL TELstiRAR ToeYE NEws.l
iiABIoN, October 26.
send the result of the election In Marion
County: R. B. Carpenter 3lS0, L. G. Butler 2lsS
R. Z. Scott 1897, A. ]. Ransier 1891. For Con-
gress-Dudley (Reform) 2ls2, and Rsiney (8epuo-
lcan) .a0o2 votes. For congressman at large-Ep-
ping 1893 wlmbush 1898. For State Legislature
representatives: Reforrn-Anen 2lse, Miles
217s. BASS 21ss, Sellers 2l4; Republican
-Gtaham 2oaA Fryer 2o4s, A.. Hayne
1889, Williams 1855. Probate Judge--Reform, Will
COX, 22o3; Republican, Smith 2o0o SchooiCom-
mssoner-Rerorm, Norton 21s5; Republican,
Holloway 1883 County ssioner-Reform,
Murchtson 2lsl, Mcpherson 2l7a, Nelson Ford 2l62;
Republican, Tucker 19as, Thompson 1897, Johnson
1902. Coroner-Reforn. Montgomery As7; Re-
publican, Tart 1895, fhkDhE.
The Result In Richland.
ESPECIAL TsIBaRAlr TO THE NENs.3
CoLuhBIA, 0ctoeer'2s
Tna official returns show that the tosal vote OF
uchiand County Is 4sl2. The white vote was 1885,
Scott receiyeda6oo votes, Carpenter 1852, Ranaier
47s, Butler 142s, Elliott 34sa, and Bacon 1881.
For the state Senate, Nash tRadicaA receiVed'
1856 votes, ami Semi Independently 1864 For the
House Of Representatives, 0ssB. ThompsoaS StBadt-
oL,) ". simons eRsdicall Jcnas Davis tRsdieai,)
ana E. Goodson RADICAL colored, are elected.
For o.atsj Judge, W. h. Wlgg, white, 'is elected
for school commissioned, n. E.s Edwards, cclored;
for county commissioners, gohn a. Bryant John
q. Goodwin and Urisn Portee, all colered; for cor
ouer, ]. H. Coleman. white. All the officers elect
are Scott Radicals. al - s.st s-s5.
The Cheat I'm Orangeburg. I
Yhe.pficfal count in this county shows the
following result: 49,
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TEE LosT ,CdMBRIa.
LONDON. October as

I,t,.- LONDON, October GO.
Thsre is Z. Stldlnes Of the missing boats-ot
the Cambria. 1t Ia now thought that they went
down NTH the ship. a.
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THE STORM ON TIE FLORIDA
~ sa.'.s s COAST.

-. PCNrA ROSA, Fla, October 20.
There were three shipWrecks in the harbor
on the goth. The steamer Tuscarora parted her
cables and wentto sea. The shipping at Havana
was badly damaged. 5..s -..
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RADICAL MAJORITY.

A correspondents shows how the cheat was
erected in these words: "By most gracious con-
descenson on ne part OF the Radicals, Mr.. James
Islsr and Mr.. ". J. DeFrevlfe were permitted to
watch the counting Of the. votes. There were
good many votes m anumSes' " boxes more than M
ne pou nsts caAeG .0r. ina boz from Aytnger's
mas ss1ned In stJss> eyedisahse to the genius OF
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THE INDIANA ELECTIONS.

.'ia.. at:3's INDIANAPOLIS, October, 2a. :
The official Democratic majority In Indiana
is PASS. 20 "1s
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FURNISHING GOOD

URNIS q I N G GOOD s.
In this department viii be found q large sssort
ment Of Merino, Lambs Wool, SIR, Canton Fianr
mel and Shaker Flannel
UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWEBs. 49,
SILK oRAvATs, BOWS, TIES AND scARgs
In great variety.
French Kid and Beaver GLOVES.
English Buck, Deerskin, Beaver and Gaunts8
G L O e 8
The Celebrated =
sTAR SHIRTS AND COLLARA
introduced by me twenty -nveyeau ago. Aax1
FOB THzn and the largest stock kept on hsndia
the city.
The above named STAR SHIRTS WILL BIZ MODE
Up 10 oRpnR, ALSO BY MEASURE.
PAPB COL L B g,
or the Pioneer, Promenade, Dauntlesa, washing.
ton, Aseor, Royal, Bismarck and Dickens. =
TAILORING DEPARTMENF,
Supplied with Full Stock Of English, French
and American Cloths, oassimeres, coatings, 0aa-
tor, Beavers, SILK Mixed and Basket-Faced Coat
ings, &c, &c.
ANCY ca ssIME Res,
OF the most Novel and Select Patterns.
vEsTIN NGs,
OF Plush, yelvets,, Cassimeres and shn, wnaaA
eo,da viii, he Made Up to Order, In the wSk
known Good Taste always displayed ss 9M
House, and on Moderate Terms
PURCHASERS ARE INVITED 10 Gall AND AAE1
TnzH SELECTIONS. 'e-1 - - =.
VIM. MATT II e sSsK NJ. /,
10. agl KING ST., CORNER WENTWORTH. ;.
MHuREeus, sspsrtnsldsuk
est1-stlth2med
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B. o. l. NE SIS 8 U6Is1S.
Ii great variety, u ttom sif15s ~. ..,.'.
.rg DERBY suETsEa New sty,ey i:
MORNING AND WALKING ooAy x E.
OF Meltons, Castor, Beavers, Trieos, SIX AAxed
Coating, oneviot &C., &c, 90. :. s..5..
PLAIN AND FANCY CASHMERE PANTA,
OF the Newest Patterns Of tne'seasan. 3, 5
VESTS,
of,uoshs, oassimeres, Beavers, Velvet, saIks -.

BOYS AND YOUTHS scL LOTHMG,
For ages Of from to ls years, for Dress andss
School purposes, Of Cloths. Cassmeres, sHk 1lxed;
ooatings, &C., &C., In Sack and Walking .oossss
Suits. ,ts ltl -...
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
The New French Loan.

t-@F The new Erencn Loan.
LONDON, October 26.
Books OF subscription to the new FreLch loan
have been opened IN seventy out Of the eighty
nine departments In France nineteen being Oc.
cupied By the Germans.
A Home Thrust-TaN Talking,
LONDON, october 26.
Mr.. Shaw Lefevre, member OF Parliament, made
o speech TO his constituents at Reading last even
ing, He Said that since the proclamatlon OF the
French Republic. the Prusslans by their persis-
tence, had become the aggressors. aud English
synpathies, originally with Prussia, are now
transferred to France. He said also that he re-
joiced III the departure from the rule Of marrying
the English Prinresses.
Sir Francis Head writes to the Times depreca-
ting the English protest against the annexation
of Alsace ana Lorraine to Germany, seeing that
England has captured aud annexed more mil
lions than all the rest Of Europe put together.
The Bomb n rdnent to Begin-A Reported
French Victory.
LONDON, october 26.
The Prussians again announce that fire will be
opened on Paris on the Goth inst. One thousand
stoves have been ordered for the hut, OF the Ger
man soldiers besieging Metz. General Cambreal
claims victory for the French at CharIllon-le-
Duo. Belgium is again sending troops to her
frontier.
Won Moltke celebrated his roth birthday at
Versailles today, and received congratulations
from the King, Crown Prince the principal officers
of the army, and all the Princes and statesmen
now at royal headquarters.
In the combata at AIRY, on the 22d ultimo, the
Germans lost about one hnnrred Killed ana
wounded. The French loss was serious.
A Wise Act.
BERLIN, October %. .
Jacoby and other political prisoners have been
released.
Austria Moves. ss,s:G
TRIEsrs, October 20. s.
The government has sent frigate to Maraefles
to protect the interests Of Austrian subjects.
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! A correspondent Of the New York World,
writing from strasbourg on the soth ultimo, gives
agraphIc and interesting narrative Of the siege
of that city ana Its Intimate reduction by, the
German troops We make room for some ex-
trocta frnn, hIa letter: 90 -; - - Z
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In this department will be found large assort
ment Of Merino, Lambs Wool, SIR, Canton hanr
mel and Shaker Flannel
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The government has sent frgate to Maraeilles
TO protect the interests Of Austrian subjects.
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A ROUGH TRIES 70 EAT A POLICEMAN.

yorktown, In the neighborhood OF West Brighton,
$. L. was tile scene OF u desperate and brutal en-
counter yesterday. Patrick Kelly, who has long
been known as u rough character, broke out on u
spree after fourteen months sober and decent con-
duct, aud when half mad with Staten Island
whlskey went 10 the residence OF his brotherin-law,
Squire Powers, ana commenced tearing up the
fences, Hover beds and The Squire's pei melons
and fruit. Remonstrance was useless, so the aid
OF the police was invoked and oflcer Lyons az.
peared on the scene. Being well acquainted
with Kelly Lyons at first attempted to paciry him
and lead him quietly away, but Kelly showed light
and tusse ensued In the course OF which the officer
had his cheek badly bitten and Kelly got dubbed on
the head. He was at length taken before Justice
Fitzpatrick by whom he Was, at the solicitation Of
Squire Powers, bound over TO keep the peace and
on the charge OF chawinR up the policeman was held
in 500 ball 10 await examination. Justice Kipat-
rick is much censurcd for the course he has taken
In the matter. but he finds many precedents I'M his
own courp for acting SO leniently towards she
rouRhs of West Brighton. 49,.