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New-York tribune., 1870-08-24

s, ,vh.ra the time was taken. The others kept on
sn,p h h vineyard sound About 1890, te wind shifted
%N r and died away 'Gim, and at 1913 II sprung
@ ,n again this time from TIE west Southwest The
took n best and ,ed her lead rapidly
I'M ais m when she tackled - the leeward OF the
IIghtship of Brenons eI nv the entrance W 'his n
hcr whining the race by hour. ,.
ke Daupfess and Fleetwtng we're nowhere 10 De seen
and as the remainder Of the Feet with the e1epuoh Oh
the Josephine, came uJ, they fonnc IL nsess 40 go
around the lightsbp, 0nd therefore came over brent
raeS and stood up tbs harbor The Cambria tne bcAsst
Yacht was five mils astern Of tie Phantom "nen tns
latter passed tho Iighsbp but oy coming over e
abe arrived here only few minutes oemhu. ,o n % ,o
81 the winner OF the second pIze VIII De announcer 70
norrow The Palmer was the fourth 10 arrive. AS tne
Yachts i'm turn rounded Castle Hill, al ,ne e.''nco az ~
fhe barbor they responded 20 the saluia'lons vi I
crews gathered TO witness theis arri- D, 'Iihg lnel
s,,ns and dppinR their cOOrs In = hfh,f tncy WeIe
quickly surrounded by fleet of boa - lhe OWNER 20, o,
the winning yacht received the ''tFa'u"'ohS Vi MS
friends. .,-..,.-, q. ,oeet,pg of the
vacbtmen will he held on b. De Danntless, when fnr
iher movements OF the Clur = 0e declueu upon V 0
Thursday the yachts will probably race fOr cup 10 pe
off, red by Mr. DouglRSs, and on fFlday vi o"u"' '
one already offered by Mr.. Ash''uTy ,,,. ., ,o,r.
president Grant has arrived, ana wlNls thc NahDi
to-morrow by Invitation of Mr.. Ashbury.
REGATTA ON SHREWSBURY RIVER.
The first annual regatta of the Highlands OF
the Nayesink Club will take place to-day, at p n' ON
sbrewsbury River from Jehlinson's Dock TO STAKE
hoat onnoste Fair Haven, and return-ten miles Inc
nr1es are For sa boats-lst, S25 3D. 80 3d. sIo; ior
rouboats-lst $40: 3D. SIS; sd, $40; ith 20 Inc rnes
~ the American Yacht Club will govern the race Inc
Judges are Michael Phean and Geo. BrownJohn.
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THE ROY HOMICIDE.

Coroner keenan, yesterday investigated the
circumstances connected with the death Of John j. Kelly
of No 2O5 West Twentiethst, who was stabbed in the
head July 10, by another boy, VIM Kavanagh. while
play in Twentethst., Seventhave James Iiur-
ley of No 20 West Twentethst, testified that between
and p m on the day In question: Kelly, Kayanagh,
and other boys sitting stOOp the residence
OF witness; Kelly took some grease from cart wheel,
by and advanced toward Kavanagh, with the pur
pose OF daubing his clothing Kavanagh threw knife
that he had in his hand at Kelly IL missed him. and he
ran; Kavanagh followed picked up the knife threw 1t at
Kelly again. and the blade stuck in the back Of his head
Kavanagh, seeing what he had done, then Off wit
endeayored TO withdraw the knife but could not
and with Others took Kelly TO the Station House. that he
might be attended by surgeon; OF the other boys
nterered in the row. George Readily OF No l65 Seventh
ave, corroborated this testimony.
The knife jackknife with two blades, the small
one which entered the lads head Several persons,
under the direction Of the surgeon endeavored pull
the blade but il SO firmly mbedded that IL could
not be dslodged. The blade was finally broken and a
part remained in the boys head. Kelly removed to
Bellevue Hospital where the broken part removed
while the lad under the influence OF chorform, and
he soon became well enough TO leave the hospital and
retirn home. He had been at home short tne occa-
siOnay complaining Of pain in the head when he Was
again taken ill., and died in few days thereafter. A
verdict against Kavanagh given by the jury and ef
forts now making TO secure bis arrest.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
CRIMINAL.

The pickpockets are reaping rich harvest
at the pc-ncS in the different parks up town On MOI
Ward had their annual social at Funk's Union Park
Frederic Emie OF the Club caught Charles Brown In the
policeman arrived Brown was arraigned in the York
Vile Police Court, before Justice Coulter and was com
son was caught by officer Monday night entering
the restaurant of James Mcdonnell, No. IA Tenth-ave
Committed to answer
Herman Engel of No. "a Delancey-st., on
Monday evening entered the porterhOuse OF william
Gragse, at No. 16S Eldridgest., and provoked q dis
turbanse Gragste endeayored To stop the quarrel by at
tacking several persons with club when all in tho
turned upon and attacked him, knocking him dowr
and tramplng upon him; Gragste then drew knife anc
stabbed Engel in the neck severely. Gragste was lme
diaey arrested and brought before Judge LedWth
committed in default OF 81 900 bail to answer at the Cen
been robbed sis by Henry Dugan they passing
through the hallway OF Q saloon IN Edrdge-st Dugan
General Sessions Patrick McEnve residing at No 266
Firstave Monday evening was assaulted by Michael
MOkley, who in the course OF the fight attempted 10 stab
McEnve with dirk knife. The prisoner was committed
to answer at the Special Sessions.
On the night of the 18th inst, the residence
OF Mr. John n Brooks No. coo West Twentieth-st. was
entered by burglars and property the value of $3.50
was taken on Monday evening last John koehel en-
rendered himself the burglar He taken before
Judge shandlcy, the jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday who in view OF the surprising circumstances
In the case committed the prisoner for further examna
ton Frank Sibhart arraigned the charge Of
personating officer. 1t appeared that on Monday
evening Sibhar by some means, procured p0licemans
uniform, and walking along the streets at last came TO
the residence OF Miss Ida Jones, No. 139 Beeckerst
Sbhart perceivng Miss Jones sitting on the stoop Of the
houfe threatened to club her il she did not move
Fortunately. at this moment regularly authorized
policeman passed by and looking sibhart, detected
the imposition and Instantly arrested him. sibhart
committed for examination. Harriet Greene com
mted for examination the charge of assaulting Ez
abeth Bennett of no 1893 Greenest and attempting to
stab her with butcherknife.. John Mccormack was
returned for trial the Court Of Special Sessions,
charge Of completely in an extensive robbery from the
house OF Mr. L. Chttenden, No. 70 West Thirty-eghth-
the lJtn inst.
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BOLD ROBBERY BY YOUNG THIEVES.

Yesterday afternoon, while Howard Phillips
OF No Sl2 West Thirty Philip Todd Of No. sos
Eghthave., Joseph Sneather OF No 4s3 Ninthave and
VIM. s. Lee Of No. 5O7 Eighthave, all boys, were in
boat OFF the foot OF West Twentyseventhst., another
boat, containing Michael Ayres alias "Spunky Nike"
Charles Mackn, and James McKenna the two former
aged about 10 years each and the latter Is years.
alongside, and while McKenna held the bOats hts
pahlOns searched the other boys and took from
Philips, the only one who seemed to have anything O
value, silver watch. While making the search, Ayres
and Mackin threatened, II the boys made any
outcry, to throw them overheard, and having
concluded, they placed young McKenna IN
the boat with the younger boys and directed him 10
make them him to Thirty fourth st. TO enable then
10 get away. He did directed, and by threatening
to throw the boys overheard II they refused compelled
compliance with his companions orders. The older
thieves then rOwed 10 the foot Of West Twenty.
sxth-s and landed: When the little fellows reached the
pier ThirtyfOrths st. they found there officers Bryce
aud Mcconnell who were looking for thieves Who
had stolen hawser. Young Phillips was acquainted
with Bryce and told him Of the robbery. McKenna was
Immediately arrested and locked up AT Police Head.
quarters He Is the companion Of older thieves, and
lives with his parents u Sxteenthst, between Eighth
and hiutbayes
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Before Commissioner ShieldS.-The eXamna-
ton OF John D0Oey, charged with having committed
perjury in the late Brockway case, was resumed yeser
day morning. No evidence Of Importance was elected
and further proceedings were adjourned until Friday 10
procure the attendance OF witnesses for the defese
Passing Counterfeit MOney.-Wm. Miller was charged
with attempting to pass counterfeit bill In refresh
ment saloon Greenest. Miller committed in de-
rault OF $500 bail. 80
Defrduding Soldiers - Francis b. Swift, lawyer,
was held to await the action OF the Grand Jury,
a charge Of having defrauded Arthur Cosgrove
soldier, out OF his bounty money.
Before Commissioner OsbOrH.-Policy Dedters-J0nn
Morrison of No sc Whitehall-st, and Joseph Costl-
gan Of No Ann-st charged with dealing IN pOcy
tickets without paying the special tax They were com,
mitted without bail to await the action of the Grand
Jury. Collector PeasOnon and hs deputies seem deter
mined make policy dealers pay the tax or give up the
business.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue HOtel-GeO. Peabody Kusseli
~ salem Mass ex-C.ov Goodwin OF Arizona, Judge l..
r. Sloane of Ohio, Inspector General saekett, u & A.;
Nelson Secretary of state Col H. s. McComb Of Della
ware j. r. Campbell Of Charleston, 3 C.; the Rev spen-
Ger Edwards and the Rev. Afford Holborn OF London
Judee III r. r. LOW OF Middetown, ". Y; John :. Ed
ridge Of Boston and Maj Bourke of the British Army
Hoffman House-Senator sawyer Of South Carolina,
Gen b. Tbbits of Troy, and Edgar j. Weles of Hart
ford-=Astor House-Mai. Smyth OF the British Army.
st. Denis sHotel-Lieutenant-C0m Read, U.S.N=.
Brevoort- House-Col. j. Augustus Page, Frederick
Napier Of Liverpool and J. Mason Loomis OF Chicago.
Westminster Hoel-Mafk Smith, the comedian -
Everett House-Max StrakOsch and Gen. h. Blrdsall,
Washngton.-St Nicholas Hotel-Co. W: b King,
u. s. A.. Col. David Campbell of Pittsheld Mass ana
William Sloan of North CarOlna.===Newfo York Hotel
Edward A. Prentice Of London, and Capt. Judkns OF
steamship Scotia Metropolitan Hotel-Judge Gro
yer the Court OF Appeals, Col H. G. Ransom, u $ A.;
Col Smons, South Carolina; Capt Baker OF the Brltish
Army, and A. g. Riddle of Washington.
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nd but II. oren w.r. unisurd ssbo mpsnd ur,
and Adjourned the inquest until TO msrowa, 9pm
FOSTERS MEADOW, L. Lon Monday morning
a. Mr. zebuon cath, INTO the shs be was At
.s s By n. Ss s.o1s .1 ssosi SSu saS '"''
DITCH KILLS L. L-Elizabeth Arnmuller died
a, the residence Of Monday io and "a days
Month tCng S lsand dsTss. !. st.
The goopd ssOs Be-. for .. II Clover psssba ssdsy
There large sumber present and great meeting
expected
arrested man calling jerome Hays sapoo q having
valued e. S @ S91s dSn a SS vnoS @ses z
longing M Hickey cushions the property Of M ssr
&. % aSss S vS. .S. Va. M son1s Dn: @
HOBOKEN-Coroner Crane yesterday held an in
% Ss:c cS.neeol Sssr s Sf snsp S MonG night body
that P W, G% SHs an sa er soas not exactly on9Hs
company verdict recommended that they should furnish or
boats Of he HobOken ferries
JERSEY CITY.-Jacob Elverline, yesterday, in the
factory W. Tier. accidental. fell against saw sheS ss ~ mo
between The contractor paving
the euug before the paving a'
ss S O % % nSgSs BE " s % a have
arrest the %s. S.So SS se% yse.1 s co%d n the
County Jail % smE. t e obtain SG% Se TcRsy ,Ss yS IGss f %
titled TO pension to which she was not entitled having mare'
NEWARK.-George Mackie has been arrested on
charges of cruelty beating friend Msekie named Slate
arrested for interfering with ihe officer who %ts The s, A
greatly accommodate upper portion Of the city BuPs
will be built another OF
Sleepy Hollow has been chartered ior
Christian Association on an
West Point Samuel Hanser the hes
thief bail for bis for ns before tn
term United Trenton Thomas Ry OF schs
howell and carries the Old JUNK business eSt an
ipGury into the fact that be worth to
He Roava He started out este
day visit the farm and While on hs Ts lnee s nD's G a % e
accident about but bis wounds were not dressed n p m
ELIZABETH.-AbOut a. m, yesterday, the house
No 36 Frstave occupied by named jacob bo@s
the flames issuing from the Windows The house S
frame the losing all bs enects
valued about covered by insurance Mr.
children taken neghbors the evening pre-
yion their festival and 10
the house believed be the work Of an neenda as there
have been the neghborbOod lately
ORANGE, n IA woman entered St Johns R.
Monday and ynsble bronze statue OF the rh
property aerwa found and restored to the Rev. Fber
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To.al.........,...B

10, 3D. 3D. 4th. Sth. 9Th. 7'h. eth. 9th. Total
EH,d, E,ssl.or......9 % . 9 a-as
umpre-M Hgham the Union Club Time Of game-l hour %
minutes . -, ,r,1.- ~,
the Union Ground for the Junior championship ana silver
ball - 49,.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF NEW-ENGLAND'
BosToy, Aug. 23.-The first game of the series
for the iunior championship OF New England was won
today by the Bay states Of Lynn, beating the Dirgos
of Augusta, Me-, 28 To 10.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24

hutton to have patent snd streetlamp renee'o
attached 10 each Of the public lamps OF tno cy, ~ "
exnense % not more than $Iy lamp, was passed over
inc MAYORS veto all present voting In .ne ann
AldeTmen Jerome and Bart were abse.. ,t an
dermen In directing the clerks OF both Boards 10 Pove
the members with suitable badges OF lnsis"" "' e'
OF Office The Board then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
BASEBALL.
MUTUAL VS.. EXCELSIOR.

MUTUAL VS.. EALELSIVft'
The game on the Union Ground yesterday
between these clubs was complete victory for the Mu
als This result was not attained through bad heding
ON the part OF the Excelsors for the fielding OF the
amateurs was excellent, but their pitcher was easily
hated and the Excelsior nine could not do anything e
fective with Martins slows The following score SHOWS
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IAnnouneemenhl
THERE Is GOOD AUTHORITY FOR STATING THAT

THERE Is GOOD AUTHORITY FOR STATING THAT
IL THIS COUNTRY OUT IoV CoSsUAP
rIoS; AND INDEED
CONF
YET STAGES PULMONARY COMPLAINTS
READILY ExPEcroRASr
D. JAYNE BRONCHIAL
TUBES AILAYISG INFLAMMATION
LUNGS W Ir CoUGBs
COLDS WHICH THEnsELyEs
PULMONARY COMPLAINT BRoScHrs EFTBcruALLY
TAKEN IN IT
MAINTAINED REPUTATION
CENTURY; AND ~ THOSE WHO ARE THREATENED Dis
EASES BRONCHITIS ASTHMA,
TRIAL WILL NEVER
GRET IT. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
VERMONT SPRING WATER.
Natures great remedy for many diseases W. H. SCHEYYELN Agent
No II WlLamst, New-iork.
All kinds of Twine Cordage and Paper
Net cash prices WILLARD HARVEY, 800 Broadway, Ne"iors
For SPONGE MATTREssEs-CoOler Cheaper and
More Durable than haeo Centre aud Csua Farrell 3Co
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
HOME NEWS.
TILE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
ERw-YoRK Hour Tier. Bar Wind hoar Iher Bar VINO
1927 NV. II 8l3 NV.
Il 79o Ol7 Nm 4. 13C Oll y = r.
SO 3Ol6 " W. lN Ol5 ,. D =.
RFMARKs-Yesterday Cuesday), the 23d was generally
sunny the morning. The sky was very hazy from lr
cast D. M and from TO 10. The air was smoky from
midnight to 10 p m; misty rain 1890 a. m Note-ZZd-
From 10 y. Ill. to II, very hazy; smoky.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24

LONDON. Aug 23.-The York August meeting
commenced to-day The Yorkshire Oaks OILS sovereign
each with 100 added for 3yearold ies the second TO
receive so soveregns OF the stakes the third 10 save
her stakes one mile and quarter, was won by Lord
Falmouths b. f. Gertrude, by Sauntercr, out OF queen
Bertha; beating Mr. Launde's b. T. Agility by AdVen-
turer out OF Mandragora, second and Mr. q: Joness
en- T. jamOs, by Saunterer, out Of Bess Lyon thlrd
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24

For SPONGE MATTREssEs-COOler,C Cheaper, ,anC
Durable than hareor Centre and Cana A d. FARELL 3C0
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24

VERMONT SPRING WATER.
Natures great remedy for diseases W. H. SCHIEYYELS Agent
No Ml.ilmsf.. New. York.
, 1870-09-13
PRUSSIA.

REE1IS, Sept IN. dc Le1tocho~sRt, Atcfa-
bf,hvl, of Gresen an Poscn, las Issued circular
.Itns:uc that the WAT on the part OF Prussia Il In
u,y why anti-Cathnlic.
The Ge,mania scxrlor1ng expedition for the
Sottlt Pole has rctufnetL
Generals nOuay and L. Bru1 attend the En-
pcrpr Ut Wllhenlshohc. The frussIau authorities
have surrounded the E1nrezor's journey to VIII
ncmshohr with exquisite 1ei,cacy Of care audp pro-
vision for the dignity aud feeling Of the prtsonef
,Aly,ccs IRON Casscl say that nothing in the naE-
n.ucrnt treatment Of Napoleon would denote that
TIC is regarded a. prisoner; he sceuas rather the
honoretl guest Of Prussia.
rK.,,rE. Sent. IA netl!n telegram to the
rp'ttiqur Of this caty says: 4 great sensation WAS
created ty despatch OF tho American Gosetn-
mcnt 10 Its envoy at the Prussxa capital express
tug the hope that there will no" ~ cessauon
Of tho war In yicw of the fact that ats aim, the
.ictaronement Ut Napoleon. had been accom-
r1ishea, No sooner hal the Minister coasnant
ruted the despatch to ynn Thiele aud Eulenbotg
than II WIS sent TO Ring William hy s2eclA
courier,
, 1870-09-13
r11rCnc,n TTrESDAY. SEPTEMBER -13, 1870.

ings He pulled OF the stockings. aud he
vent down the esails. Te zen: to ths a',ns honss
Wife IL nv aunt, aud knocked at tbs doo-:
Michae1 Lynch opened the door. and
ny father sud q him; '.come with
dn:r NJ father sid. II h,ya killed
Csth.rins, md I want you TO ..,7, Nth me
to the station Lynch sid. ~. ! viii hay hsvs
nothing to do with It," NJ father then .sSe.' AXE
Iyuch 10 take care Of me: and vent Away
nd aftervard returned With au officer.
Nr. l. Cou-t Was YouE mother hna to
you:
Mr. Le court. How was she unkind to you !;
Witnese. She used to take the thinGs anu
pawn them. aai speud the money aau N ,eaSe
n without food. hare brother VINO !.
older than myself. hut he was not At home
tbat night. When my father put hls arm
around ms neck. he said; "1ou rave so'
death'. hind on you now
After hearing further evidence. the nasts'
| trates committed the prisoner for trial
, 1870-09-13
GREAT BRITAIN,

1nSDoS. Sent 1s-Six French iron clads were
seen III the Guolwins this Dsorning. Tle'E course
was southwest.
Agents have arrived ncre from berlin, VINO. IL
.s anticipated, asr stchiEt! to Ps'cc sae ltass'aa
lOau on the lpArsrt-
M.r Na,ce:,- + h,raul-r Inc canstaut hrings news
nj 1ne loss 1T tn. CAPTAIN. sne rennsta that tne
C.:faiu btfutc 'iin:, narrowly 1yescAi.' Hestsnc-
t,an t.y fire. Thu packing Of hcf tret PIPE 9sbit-
I'd. aal tic fire hail matlc cols,de1ahe
M c1ehs ht fcrt It WAS discovered II was &8I-
cuieLetl with .ltl11C;ts. Daring the RAt. MT 81
her heavy guns got }ooscned 1Eon Its tastehlnes
In cost.ous nee: Of thv tremendous rhlliHE ~ tac
| s,n ant. su,llvnly swinging arund, struck a
ur:n,r, Killing him INSTANTLY. The shipping ff'-
z,tr .gn,aL..s strict Investigation. The Etitsl'
| nutlic should Know hnw uue Of the 5sansch4-'
| yes,c,s ailuat fnuntcred in weather coAles
| night have nutliyed.
| 1osrox, Sept. 1e.-The Catholic Bishop Of LIZ
cr3,sl tvrbi1s wakes III penalty ot forfeiture ol
burial ritts.
1t Is sut.l tnai the Pope Is considering the oue'
at refuge On ,,oasa tho British fstgnte no" OIL tnt
T1ber.
IL las hccn nscertatncl from official nuth6r1s.
In 1,owntnr stree, that England has sent no not
to Prussia.
Ju,es Fay7e II expected here tc-ntghf- II l.
asks The Eng ISL Goyernnien; to offer terms, It w.
.Iu 80, Tut ns't ii uEaskfH-
Earl Granville Will be present nj the eon1e1eae
With Tnsrc.
The Archbishop Il CaLterlu:y cvt1eis IN oac
tors Tor TIC sick aud woul'ie III I'LL thc ehuscns
| OF h!s ditTcse-
The Pore has sent protest to the power
aratust tho occupation Of hts territory, bnt y
= moi resist ty arnls. lie Is coming I" England
G a british frlpate, and Archbishop manning
! making preparations Tor Ills retsfaioo.
/ rFR n
, 1870-09-13

PERSONAL.
un,upurey Ma,shaIs daughter, Ssl.ie. Is sthos!-
feachtng At Bellctontc, Pa
Eliza n. Auowsmlth. los years old, how lfstn.
At souerset y. j., Is the oldest penslonef IN Int
eouutrv. aud gets {sQc Tear. Hef HUSBAND was
a ru,p1nIssarv in the Revolution .....
The willow OF Mt. ". Ar7a:s4.. carpet manu-
facturer. Of litchmoniwike, England, recover y
81 .eou for the loss Of her husband Oh tut Midxd
Railway.
in Union County, y. C.. the cca5us-taEcs e:
discovered Hannah to!eclau, age'l ~ sat Is
b!:n1.
Mrs Juhr Adams, siauEhscs-in-law OF .1ohn
Outncv Adams, aud formerly fra'lts IN WISH
tne,on tociety, dlcslin the White Mountain reseE,
| on Wednesday, aged 90.
John simmons. who lately alc't al bosson
| lett his two daughters an annual lnee'hc VI
$4,000 each. ~
| Mrs. II. II. Bostwick has been arp0:ntei
clerk in the Washington Dead Letter once. r'c
| Mrs, Pergru King, who recently resigned ~ re
| married.
james Moul1np, the man who jumped !ns1 n
| grave vi John K, al, u Calvary cemetery. y. !
Ut the time nf Resls funeral. was fnticfeA ri u
rrescn, term Of thu Court Of Special sessions ~
| Dureu.s County. LII was brought tei"ts jug
Armstrong uu 3 hnJsas te,ru~ Dr.. Thomas.
| New ynrr. ,r,r1trd tuat ne hal known Multi
! twelve yea.s; that he WAS comlnltte'a 70 t!e II
sane As, suuI, E.a'na!uga:ltt. III ls64. aha lhaI
| his np,u!p1l the s1lan WAS nov lhsaEe. A"9IHt
,vas- therrfpr,, committed to NlacS"ells lAat
Insane asylum-
, 1870-09-13
A MOST EXTRAORDINARY MUIR
DER,


The murder OF Catherine Dur. By ler hus-
hand, at Manchester, England. seems to Lave
teen committed under the most sxhAo1ulnats
circumstances. Tie story Of the cn-ae Hae
told before the magis1ates.by By the son Of the
tuu1derer and his deceased ~lte, with cool
w1tccs., lad Of Is, Patrick BY name, eaid that
about ten Minutes p4et II Or "Wednesday
ui.ht, August Il, his father came home. His
mother was 1t home 1t the time, and he HIM
eli was up stairs in bed. BE heard sheu
cc.ne up stairs together.
the p1,sone1 talked to witness, telling him to
get out Of led Doth prisoner and the de-
Ceased had teen drinking, but were no<
druuk. In few m:autea lie prisoner vent
down sta;rs AMI called witness to come to
him. Witnea. went to him, and *hsn he vas
down stairs tie PRISONER said. "ra5uE, 10 ron
..Yes, it is On the chimney piece and be
brought II to him. 1t H1s table knlfa With
out handle. The prisoner then told Witness
to go Up etaics, and witaesa went Aud SIT On
the bed About I've minutes aftexw1sd the
rrisoper came up with rope N hIs hAnd.
He said to the deceased. - Come here. she
vent little nearer 10 him, and he put the
rope around her neck
NJ. L. Court assistant Magistrate 6
C1csk,. Did she TT to prevent him:
Ni,nces. She shauted murder" There
WAS slipping-noose On the rope. anu he put
the moose round be: neck. He than gAve the
rope pull, and pulled the deceased By the
rope toward the window. He pulled her oil
the bed, and she fell on the floor He tsp:
pulling 1t the rope for = quarter Of An hoaI
cr'tNenty minutes, and she kept shouting.
was sitting on the bed, crYing.
aI1. Le Court. Why did you not hit him:
Witness had nothing 10 bit him with
Ms. la Court. Why did you not shout:
Witness. uas going down stairs, but he
called me buck again, md went back.
Mr. LeCourt. Why did you not 80 hae2
when ke called yous =,
VitpesA- Because WAS af1aid OF him. Al
the end 0. abont twenty minutes my noshe'
I Wa It'll, and my father cAme to no AID saan
She is dead now, Paddy, fou will bs bette
OF now" He then gase me- si1peoee: ri ~
stop hers III night, OF 80 and give nyael
Eo~ sali, . G5 ana give voa-s.k u2-" e
::hen sid, "Le. Es 7uu OF thsae OIL etocs
, 1870-09-13

YOKOHAMA, aug. s2.-1n,c!ltgencc OF The Eu'
rppfnu war was detrimental to business The
silk market Is llfricss.
Parliament is still in SESSION. The proceedings
bayp NOT transpired.
The steamer CITY OF Ycddo exploded her boiler
a1 Ye,3do on the 1sS Of August. killing tue lIeS.
Etwnni Corncs, Mrs. A1t1 ccracs. aud Ed"afd
D. Corncs, Mary Simmons, anh Nj. Cassidy, "'th
number OF .,araue>r, eu.l injur1rg many othcss-
The yecttct al tne Co1unc.s tu-y was; "Gcoss
carelc.sncss Of the engineer.
The steamer Htngp also exploded her boiler a.
Nsaea. Four japanese wcre Killed. and Rfseen
LIZ Ii rniE Eppnt!cA