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ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.-The remedy
for curing Consumption, Coughs, Bron-
chites, Asthma, and Group. AS an ex-
pectorant it has no equal. 1t is com
posed of the active principles of roots
and plants, which are chemically ex-
tracted, SO rs to retain all their medical
qualities.
MINISTER'S AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS who
are so often afflicted with throat diseases,
will find sure remedy in this Balsam.
Lozengers and waters sometimes give re-
lief, but this Balsam, taken few times,
will insure n permanent cure With all
those afflicted with Coughs or Consump-
tion, give this Balsam fair trial, they
vii! be pleased with the result, and con-
fess that the SURE REMEDY IS FOUND AT
LAST. 1t is sold by oil Druggists and by
FISHER 4 HIESTTsH. Columbia. J1H25tS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

COLUMBIA. S. c., January 27.-Sales
of cotton. to-day, l6O ba,es-midd:inc
23a,.
New York. January 21--Noou. -
Stocks firm. Money easy, ut Ca. Ex
change--long 9ls; short 9a,. Gold 21a,
62's, coupon, IL. Tennessee's, ex-cou-
pom, 81; new 49,; Virginia's, cx-cou-
pom, 81; new 81: Louisiana's, old, 6S;
levee 6's G1; S's 76; Alabama SIS o.; SIS
G3; Georgia 6's 80; rs 80; North Caro-
lina's old, 40ls new "a i; South Caro-
lina's, old, 81; new77i.. Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat quiet and unsettled. Corn
quiet, without material change Pork
dull--mess &c. 50M275O. Lard dull. ut
1GlaW16ai. Cotton quiet and steady, at
25's. Freights dull.
P. Motion unchanged, with sales
of 5000 bales, at 25as. Flour rather
heavy. Wheat dull and heavy-winter
red and amber Western 1.2901.31. Corn
favors buyers 90(M95. Pork steady.
Lard dull and heavy-kettle 17140I7ai.
Whiskey unchanged. Groceries dull.
Freights lower-cotton steam Il. Money
easy at 4(a6, but active. Southerns
generally steady.
BALTIMORE, January 27.-Cotton firm,
at 25I.. Flour fairly active and slightly
favors buyers. Wheat and corn firm.
Rye unchanged. Pork quiet, at 90. so.
Bacon firm-shoulders 49,. Whiskey
99G100.
LOUISVILLE, January 27.-Corn quiet
and unchanged. Provisions firm. Pork
$500. Shoulders 13114; sides 16(d 1GI..
Lard 111l4. Whiskey firm, at 96.
NEW ORLEANS, January 27.-Cotton
demand fair and high grades firm, at 25;
sales $500; receipts $50 Sugar ex-
tremely dull. Molasses firmerNprime
70; others unchanged. Gold 21S6.
MOBILE, January 27.-Cotton market
quiet, with sales of 1000 bales-mid-
dlings 24ll4@249ai; receipts 1900.
CHARLEsToN, January 27.--Cotton
active and firmer, with sales of $50 bales
middlings 24a1; receipts 1,03S; exports
coastwise 1,067.
SAVANNAH, January 27.-Sales of cot
ton 400 bales-middings 25-market
quiet.
AUGUSTA, January 27.-The cotton
market opened with q fair demand, but
closed dull and easier; sales 654 bales re-
ceipts -middlings 24@2414.
PARIS, January 27.-The Bourse open
ed firm-rentes 73C1S7.
HAvRE, January 27.-Cotton opened
firm, at l39. both on spot and afoat.
LONDON, January 27-Noon. -Consols
92as. Bonds 867s.
LIVERPOOL, January 27-3 P. M.-Cot-
ton steady; uplands 1124; Orleans 10.
LIVERPOOL, January 27-Evening.-
Cotton quiet and steady-uplands 49,
Orleans 111sC912; sales 12,0O0 bales.
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Large Assortment

nF Ladies' and Gent fine GOIDWATCHFS
~ ana CHAINS. tor sale Mt
ISAAC SCLZBACHER'S,
Columbia hotel Row
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TE11is1GARAPHT
Foreign News.

PARIS, January 27.-The Duke of
Broglie, q leading Orleanist, died to-day,
aged eighty five years.
LONDON, January 27.-An agent leaves
soon for New York, to protect foreign
stockholders in the Erie.
MADRID, January 27.-Heavy snow
storms delay the election returns. The
results show five Unionists, ten Demo
Gratis, six Progressives and one Carlist.
The defeat Of Montpensier is confirmed.
The Spanish consulates at Mobile,
Charleston and Galveston have been
abolished. The Spanish Consul at Mo-
bile has been transferred to the vice-con-
sulate at New York.
The authorities classify the Deputies
elected to fill vacancies, as follows: Pro-
gressionists lS; Republicans 4; Unionists
8; Absolutists l.
PARIS. January 27.-Accounts are COM
ing in of trouble in Paris and elsewhere.
The French army is not to be reduced
this year. The vote and discussions on
commercial questions has been compro-
missed so as to prevent the threatened
change in the ministry. The Papal
authorities have forbidden the publica-
ton OF the Bishop of Orleans letter to
the Archbishop of NIalineo. It is sup
posed the Bishop of Orleans commits
himself against the Pope's infallibility.
HAVANA, January 27.-Valmaseda re-
ports Bayoma, Jaquani and Manzanillo
tranquil, while Guantonoma, Baracoa
and Santiago are free of insurgents
Valmaseda is about leaving Santiago to
assume command of the troops at Los
Tunos.
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Watches, Clocks and JeWelrv

n THE undersigned most respectfully
GA. informs his patrons, and the pubic in
SAai5Sgencral, that he has received a we'll Sc
lectcd assortment of fine Watches, Jcwelry
and Clocks-amongst them the celebrated
German CUCKOO CLOCKS, carved in Walnut
and OAK. SPECTACLES and Eyeglasses OF
every focus, 70 suit all eyes. Above mentioned
articles will be sold Al reasonable prices. All
work connected with this line will be executed
in the best workmanlike manner, and properly
warranted. A. w WEHRHAS
Plain street. opposite NJ. Derry's Furniture
Rooms. Oct o.
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Groceries, Wines, LIQUORS, &c.
TAGGING ROPE IRON

Ee- r15.! BAGGiNG RoP E, IRON
2saag si1es si1Es' and BASN .oy;ocTs Clear Ribbed go
article Canvassed HAMS. Family Lard, ui1ss1k2s
IN IN barrels, kegs. lbs., 5 and 10 lib. packages.
Choice Family Flour, in bbls and bags. With
a full assortment OF other grades. LIVERPOOL
Sbs IN hsixas SACKS MaeksreN9s and in
COFFEE, Of all grades. TEAS, of all grades.
Molasses- .Museoyado. New Orleans and Sugar
House Syrup. Tobacco and Segars. Soap; Cam
dies, in boxes and half boxes; Cheese, Crack
ers, Pickles, Can Fruit, Spiccd Oysters, Sal
mon, mon, in cans and glass. Liquors Choice Old
Cabinet: Monongahcla, Rye and Corn Whis-
key, and variety of other fine brands.
p WOODEN WARE, Nests Iron and Brass
bound Tubs, Pals, Churns, Buckets and Cans,
Nails. OF all sizes, Shot of all numbers. Cast
Ing, Pots, Ovens. Spiders, Skillets and Fryins
All the above named with many other arti
c!e5 has been recently purchased and select ed
with care and will be sold low for cash. Give
US 4 call. WELLS & CALDWFII
Near the 5. G. and G.. and G. Railroad Dcnot
next door to National Hotel Oct IG
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To the Public.

scr | WOULD RESPECTFULLY
FT1SA{A(inform the citizens of Columbia
E-I sA& and the surrounding country ge-
OK, ,MSsnerally, that have resumed nv
aS-4a.c<sa20old Business again, after lapse
OF twenty years, engaged in the manufacture
OF Iron, am again back at my first Business,
that OF WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY-
where full Stock of all Goods kept in First
Class Establishment can be found. shall use
my best endeasors to give satisfaction TO all
hope to receive share OF patronage. shall
Keep First Class Workmen, and all work en-.
trusted to mo will be warranted.
Nov6 WILLIAM GLAZE.
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immense Stock

{ f -o.:i silver and Plated Wares, selling
" cheap. a. ISAAC SULZDACHER'S,
Columbia Hotel Row.
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Large Assortment

N French and American CLOCKS Also. a
~ small assortment of GUNS, PISTOLS,
&c, &C.. At
ISAAC SCLIBACHER'S.
Jan - Columbia Hotel Row
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Domestic News.

RICHMOND, January 27.-Gen. CANDY,
to-day, issued an order that all military
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The Finest Assortment

AZ fab.o and Pocket CUTLERY N :hc city.
" a, reduced prices
ISAAC SCLZBACHER,
Columbia Hotel Row
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Large Assortment

~ !,rw STYLES Ladies Ha.: SETS. .,nc.
" chin" elegant /:
ISAAC SCLIBACHEES.
Coiumbia iuin! Row.
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Cow Feed. Cow Feed

tS received. :.csh lot OF COW FEED at
- tho Columbia Ice House, which will ="
No,2 90 N az. nS
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E. 6 w. C. SWAFFIELD.
Jan 13
ggggggggggaggggggg .

For Sale
DIChSON'S IMPROJ'ED COTTON SEED.
GKoWN from Seed purchased directly of
VI MIR. David Dickson, in 1867, and carefully
other seed. 'N
VIII deliver the Seed, sacked in good order,
at the Louisville Depot, South Carolina Rail.
road, at 500 per bushel, for any amount UNI
uer Dushels, or at S1.5O per bushel for all
amounts in excess of bushels
A. Z. AAIAKER, st. Matthew'S, S. c.
respectfully refer to the below named gem
tlemen, who purchased Seed OF me last spring,
riority of the Seed, to wit: Hon. Il. j. Good
wyn, DR.. A. r. Taber, Fort Motto; p. M. Hou-
ser; Esq and psd1, %m; p,sulng, Esq, st. Mat
Captain f. Fl. W. Briggmann and ". B. Muller
Esq, Orangeburg Court House all CT Orange,
p"r9 county, =. Z. Nov 3mor
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HOURS or LEISURE.

Prof. Benz Hsrdinge will lecture on E,hnoiogy
this evening In the Y. N. q. A. Hail.
L" Lee Erjoyabies" win enjoy their annual socIab,e
10 sawyers Assembly Rooms, brooklyn, this evening.
Miss Harrie'te A. Keyser will lecture on Wo-
mant Individuality" in Cooper Institute on the even
Ing or the sist inst
TIE Rev. W. II. Pendletou, who hns been travel
ling 10 hurope md Asia Minor viii lecture In the ART
neS Temple on Thursnay evening.
Water Meters and Waste of Croton" is the sul,-
Ject Of discussion ct the meeting OF engineers this
evening. In room ~ Cooper Institute.
The Third Uniyersaiist Church. Beecker and
Dow ning eirees, open ID centenary fair last evening
undpr very favorable circumstances.
Dramatic and comic entertainment In Union Hall,
lwcnts turf Street and Broadway, tuis evening, BY
New York Section No. ." Cadets OF Temrerance."
The aunusi invitation soclabie Of Co. T., Fourth
ReHinent, y. g. j. Is tho event in the City ArnO
morJ, Jersey CITY, this evening.
the annual anniversary OF tho e. NJ r. G. \. was
Church, An oratlon was delivered by the Rev, Mr.
Butler. rstor Of Zion Church
The Elreka l., Association entertain their many
friends his eycuirg AZ Ward SCHOOL, No. a. NUrlh
Moore street. the occasion being tho second of q fee
course OF Lectures. subject" Codhsh ATktoctacy" Dy
/. Edwin Leary.
COMPANY u, Seventy'drst Regiment favored trelr
their srm0ry West lhrty-SUcund street last ~ pn.
Inv Everything passed OF satisfactorily, especially
the tvoact drama sntillcd the Momentou, Quc'tion.
At the ml.annull reception of the graduates Of
were delivered by the Roy. Dr. McGynn and the Rev
A. h., kittrcdve Mr.. lLrremorc pre- sided The fox oW
ing named gradualedi Miss Mary Glass Miss Adlie
Higgns, Miss Kate scInon Mis-, Cccclia Frank, Miss
Mi.. SARAH Lowe MIS- snna shea, Miss Maria Done
gan, Mir. Mary Mclaughlin, Miss Mary Shaw.
The sun., 1870-03-16
JOTIINGS 4BOUT TOWN,

Tie Manhluing Club, opposite DelmOnico's, has
found out thnt pt ople can M back.
The City Hall igs we're out yesterday, the ami.
ytrsary OF the birth OF Andew Jackson,
There is sign on Broadway which reads The
Christian at work, up stair,." What does II muaG
ScriLnor & Co. have vGry properly added to their
illustrated Library oil Wondcrs popular treatise on
IHg SVN,
John Calvin wos held yesterday at the To,nhs for
bry AdWay at Tenth street.
Tie New York Fircnens Association ha. resolved
~ visit Whslingtou, Baltimore Philadelphia sAyAn.
ush, and Charleston next fal
Nv q geographical error Dr. Dwyer's allusiop to
supi Ne,ss conduct m the late riot, was printed a.
aAolnlnablc Instead OF admirable.
Tho Executive Committee of the Twentieth As.
s"mbly Dktrct nion Republican Association met last
evening" Nj W. II, Benjamin presiding.
It Il proposed In Wall street to buifi Tp,N;up
Hospital .or tho benont OF playod-out 6rokeIs ms
dimensions suggested are something CO.. .1ssai
The Immaculate Conception CA n sooict,
acknowledge tle oncr OF an oneh iarouche aud iouI
horses nom Andrew Mcbride. R r,r ,,ss nn th uccA.
sion OF lheIr parade on 81. PAtrkiNs ntv
TIE junior department of lha schooi Of the Col.
leRaie Church. under the carqf ", ur Herry " Dun
sbee, was exam nod on MONK. W a., ,so Wt,,t Twenty
ninth street. The insructo sre M,ss MARY Lowe an,
Ailss u. C. Burke. ~ MT "' '
On Feb % Carl ResL, hahn o.rr,n emigran
supposed TO he In destit ,nccs was ADMIT .
10 nne nrluee On maks I,isrd. Yesterday, while re
hmipriny ~ h him ,o ,ne mo- btAi bank book with tl6j
In me me Legion OF ~ Patrick will parade tomorro,
~ 10 ~ % ~ y, IfiRA organi Iatiohs. II VIII occ'
pp ie. Si %, wy Cesslon The line WIN form on
nsttai,dp" ,a,S q ~, Leonard Will command the "
nhni. a. y, und ybl NJ Oorke, tho Second and y
's'e commander II me i,sh Brixsds.
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UisHINGTON GOSSIP.

Aner discussion yesterday, the Funding hill was
ref, rred to the Ways ami Means
The Military Committee win report all cadet cases
to-day, except Churchlll'. Of New YORK.
senators and Representatives from Texas paid
their re- poets 10 the President yesterday.
Tho Senate granted Mrs, Edwin NJ. Stanton her
hu'hands salary for one Jcar Ne Justice of the su
Dremc Court.
The House Naval Committee authorized McsSrs
Srhoncd aud StaIkWcathcr TO oparo Dill for the
moyal of the BrooklYn Navy inrd'
An Effort Ia to be male to get the Texas bill
which passed the House Yesterday through the Senate
TO-DAY, tut II Win most ht have 10 wait until Georgia
3. passed.
The House Naval Committee to-day directed q ti
10 b. reported giving the crew Of the Wyoming Sln0
prIe money for their services IN destroying Japanese
pirates IN lSD
II j. laid the Senate yesterday confirmed the nom
nation George IT, Batter ~ C1nsul.rncralt Eypt
but v,at motion gns Immediately Thereafter maze TO
reconsider he vote.
Tie House Committee on Commerce agreed to re-
mort back to the IOnsc, without any recumncbdsllnh
the Port Wardtn bill THIS Il ecu lEieut to neBhtE,
fCCpp!mendatlon, and Indicates It's luss'
A hfty dollar National Bank note was receive
yesterday by Secretary boutwell, from Newark, =, !,
without wOTd OF exclamation. IL was placed 10 'h'
credt OF the CON cienue Fund
Mr. Abbott Introduced bill In the Senate ycsler
terday providing for the distrlbulon of nrns to h'
pOuth rn states IA the same manner "a II the vel o
April p, 1893, had not been mOdlno0'
Mi Butler has reported bill to admit TeSa. to
With tho Virginia and aississippi bills sih the exec"
on OF additional prov lsion that ~ passage rhli
NOT affect the conditions under which lCxas Vrn!u
ally adAllted into the InIVa.
The sun., 1870-03-16
PERSONAL INTELLIGEN

Our French contributor writes; ut Il no longer
said A. i"rmctly, NIfIms PHtpd NJ P1'tIH D0s.'
In the AWFUL Gardner times, Ned wilkins used TO
call 10. l,cIson ANnl eierson," probably bocunse
he WAS letting Swiuly rich.
Con J. W. Shancr, Of Freopor, H., the newly.
appointed Governor Of Utah, starts from Chicago 10.
day Tor salt Lake Ciig.
uoy Stafford started from Washington las; even
ing tor AriEOga. H. 4 to he intd IN Cni oinin nd
Nevada ny persons intending " settle IN Arizons,
Tire Ninth REGIMENT vii elect u Colonel in place
CCl. cOS lesgned; The tcSrt 70 be elected stind-
lows Colonel, {. Il. III ane: LiCutcHant.Co onrl
"; stSsrd, Jr Major, Janlc- Hitchcock AdJu,ant,
Alien.
Col s,mucl A. Moore. OF New Britain, formerly
Of thg Fourteenth Connecticut Volunteers, was nom
mated Yesterday for the Connecticut senate Uy the Re.
luOiicnus In the Hartford dNtct, Elisha johnson,
ESqr oi Hartford, his Democratic opponent
Mir, Robert II Roosevelt. one of the Commission
eth OF ll.hCrcs, author OF several works n,
gnd nsAlnS has been invited BY the Governor o May
ming on the subject OF nsh culture, with view the
restoration OF the shad hthOrcs OF the southern ryes
M"Jor Alftot Scars. lais Chairman OF the Mon
ument Committee OF Pof Pun, KcLrney No. 2 q. A. H.
or Newark, \, d. has come on hoeb from Whining on,
ue 90 deny the charge that hth had AhscCnded W tn
fot. Finding that his conn an on' would not relieve
hn from tao TieAsurcishp he invested $3.50 IN ToAl
GU! Tor ne teneht OF the Post before his dcparture
Tor The south.
Mrs sedoy Brown, who was burned 40 badly at
Tie hprihshr, Mass lhostre on tho 9Th Inst, Il
and arm are ,etousy turnt but the burns, though
ekcc'sTleN phihiu' nrp not deep. The phypcians thn
lhA' w. III the exception ot the burn on Tho shoulder
duties.
The sun., 1870-03-16
OBfTI IRY.

Nj = X. llsad, formerly connected with the
Boston P'css, died IN Savannah yesterday.
Ham lion Iaylor, nomber OF the Mis-i--ppi Lpas.
Jackson, Mlss.
George Ward distinguished Mississippi planter,
wi had recently reside In CoungtOn, Ky was bur led
WIN Masonic honor' yesterday,
J. {. Boechor prominent business man OF Cln
ton Iowa, dGl On saturday al parAlJ gls, During tho
week lrel9us 10 lrlended SUIT IN nhich f20co0 dan.
ages were CLAIMED tor alleged Iass Imprisonment, lie
Sas carried into court daily ln chair. The rcsul wac
decided IN hi favor, aud he died two hOuTs terw ard
His life Has insured for S1,0O.
The Hon. JacNson A. sumner Member OF As.ep-
OlH RON ;le llim palrct OF Albany county cled IN
Alhany ON Monday night oi nhucmonia; lie was 9oIn
~ Edinburgh, saratoga conuty, oct Il lN In 1887 lie
became r"siieni OF Aipaat. ana went Into paItnGrehp
m The lumber trade with cN Md rnlan Oscar Hascy
continuing IA business until the time Oi his death,
The funeral OF The late Henry II. Leeds took place
yesterday afternoon iiom his Tc4IdrnCe East foriy.
ilrd street. where u largc number OF personal And
business friends lad congregitcd Tie Rev. Dr
Adamp. Of whose church Niadson avonue FTcshytur.
anl Mr.. Leeds was member, CrpduOied the eeryice-
aud uogizcd the private and Iuhc character o thr
deceased genll,,nap' The body was mrappcl IN White
corded sllk. wadded ANA lsid N rlsn fosesoOl cot
IN. lhc p1ll heners were Mrs.rs. a. A. Phelus. 4. A.
Miner q a, Mllton l. l'etersi r sehcnck. A, W sps
The reuslns were taken 70 UIesnv vod Oemstery,
The sun., 1870-03-16
FLASHES FROM THE ockIS caBLEs.

Garr>ons In ireland are to he strengthened.
The bark Laura Maria, Capt. wiechkc, from Now
YORK Jal. y, has arrived al Gloucester.
Con GAribaldi's novel, "Clclin or tie NopkSs
Regime" has at length made ts appearance Milan.
Tne Czar of Ru-sls hss psd formal visit OF cor
dolencs to the widow OF she late Minister Burtugae
II Is said that in cqse will the French Goyera-
inent withdraw its troops from Rome.
The French Senate has rejected petition asE ins
Tor snoiihcaiion ln the law OF universal suffrage,
The Committee OF the Corps LcglslatiL charged
with the examination OF tho tar newspapers, ad-
Niie its abolition.
spds that the senste resist Ministerial projects iiaeIy
TO despon that body Of lite privileges.
Robert varty. leadios :menber Of the "bear''
clique IN the Liverpool stock MARKET stopped pay-
meat
The Rcicstag have enacted that political offences
are punishable only when criminal purpose demoa-
Lopez slill evsdes pursuit Additional troops
from the Argentine provinces orr concentrating IL
Paraguay.
Disorder prevails In Tuam. Incendiarisn ID
one Of lts features. Large bodies OF troops have
been sent from Galway and Athone.
Two hundred aud forty Chinese coolies have
have been engaged BY Wade Hampton for his Misc ssp
plantation.
Two hundred Canadians. who had sery ed two vears
10 'he Pspal Zousyos passed thr"uah Paris Yesterday
medals presented BY HIS Holiness.
Austria oh.rs 10 assist as an Independent Power
At the International Congress suggcsiedby Preideat
Grant for the protection OF elegTnphlc cables but do
e!ines to preside over its deliberations
The Journals OF England almost unanimously 10
be tar on knovlcdee They GeShd that as thc Il 1os
are 40 easy THIS aI he reduced. or totally called
The sun., 1870-03-16
THE PEBsEcUrKD POLITICIAN.
The Case Of tho Hon. william =. shsrksy-
Jndss CARTS Asks for n Trial or the En-
trance OF n Nollo Pros


The case Of the Hon. William J. Sharkcy was
called to the attention of Judge Bedford yesterday
In the General Sessions. The case has already been
given In full In The SrN Through the influence Of
certain politicians an indictment was found two
years ago against Mr.. sharkey for grand larceny. 1t
seems that Mr.. Sharkey had unwittlngy received
stolen bond In the Of hs business and paid II
to creditor. The latter srrcsted, and said that
he received the bond from Mr. sharkey, WHO
was out OF town. Hearing OF the case. Mr..
sharkey returned to the city Of his accord, ana
gave the bail required by Justice Bowling. After
the indictment was found, District Attorney
Abraham 0'Hail, becoming convinced that Mr..
Sharkey was in Boston when the larceny was com.
nited, ordered no2e prov to be entered. For somo
reason this wss never done. Since then the bail
bond and the sNdsylts establishing Mr.. sharkey's
innocence, which had been filed at the request OF Mr..
o'Hall, mystercusly disappeared from tho District
Meantime the Young Democracy rebelled against
the tyranny of the Ring. Mr.. Sharkey drcw his
scalping knfc, brandished his hachot, and went for
the scalps of sweeuy, o'nall. and their henehman;
District Attorney Garyin to the fact that MI
sherkcr was at large without bail. Mr. Garvn,
finding record In his Office. innocently directed
bcneN warrant to be issued for his arrest. After
Shaikey Yves arrested, be camo into the District
httornSg,s once with Justice Cox and the Hon
Ono OF the clerks then hshsd up the original bail
bond, and st MIR. GsrNn's request, II was renewed.
This persecution created the greatest indignation
among the Young Democracy. They went for Mr..
Sween, with rish, passed the bill repesliug the
Court OF Special Sessions. and drove sweeny from
Albany.
Yesterday morning, when Judge Bedford took his
sea, uuon the bench, judge Curtis aro-s and an
motion in the case Of WIN. J. Sharkey. Ilo thought
that the District Attorney should be comoeed either
TO TX an early ioy for tho trial or enter nolis pros
iu the case. He eaid he appeared ns The friend OF
Mr. Sharkey. with whom be hsd been aoQuainted
for years. lie had never heard ANYTHING AGAINST his
character. With reference 70 this CLARE, he sald
otsr fui and careful examination Of this caec, he
was satisfied OF The Innocence Of his client. no did
not to say wsh To- believe that tho District
Attoruev's o1cc couc b. uaod TO satisfy pei sonal
aud political malice. respectable citizen should
not be allowed 10 rest under cloud OF suspicion,
and for these reasons he asked TINT the Court make
some order In the case.
The Assistant District Attorney replied tlst be
could offer no opposition 10 request 80 emiuently
prOper aud fair, and that he would confer with DIE
trct Attorney Gsryr, and act one way the other
IN few days. At uic termination OF the casc, n
large number OF prominent poieiaes len the court
room,