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New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
Brooklyn Real @siale for Sale.

A THREE-STORY PHILADELPHIA brick HOUSE,
~ Proosltu SALE Price l
NJ. A RuLA-D CO.. BeeSmau st. n y
FOR SALE-The three-story, hig6-stoop
HOUSE opposite Carroll Park Brookyu
location desirable an rects iathToom SC price
$500 immediate esson For Iernl lP 20 T. L. hiADOoU'
Broadwcv Ncx-Iork. % seooui-pIaci. trooklfr
EOR SALE at a BARGAIN-The neat 3-stOTy
HOUSE No Navy-st (oi No zi near Deh4lt.svf ven
trrauged and perfect order Terms v,y easy app. AZ tohiaI
t,ruer Ick -l.-ayc. add AlYi-st, Lro0A]u
NOR SALE-Sl3OO0; iiTst-class HOUSE III
desirable ehbo-h0oi No. - Pa. place, BIooklyu Ades ~
4 HALE. 50 C.E.0u-.ye, Albany.
EOR SALE-By the acre, in the City Of
brooklyn, -r4 tracts O. LANL a good ortr 'T H-
F,s;ment NJ 4 kJ-AND Co.. ie.t-lh'sI H. l.
GRFFNPOINT, ,BROOKLTN.-For SALE, a
II ygiory l-cL HOUSE toVa iriI i-4 l-ee- t.oe- 'F
sr (ol and hrt boil Of e r mater A cra tFg i3'a
81 e Cs,ft III atoureel go FI8u u- Cr ro1'e crt rear
ae isy Inqr re o. premise OD RICE, No. 52 Naiet
n. L.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
Giip 11roperip 10 fei.

II II O A ID w Y.-TO LET-Ihe spacious
dopbl, STORRs ,nd NJ Sg,IRyT located near Hotels
53 and 5g6 way 0 suitable any wholesale business A
ply 10 A. RAYMOND, l23 Ful.ov-st.
GTEAM POWER TO LET at corner Hester
- and Mott also Bssi Pory ST., between F ahi se'oal
ayes. ApPly al li9 Iie,.er-st
TFO RENT, fully Furnished-A frst-clasS, iuil
Il G1d HOUSE dcgLs located on NuIrty hH teWern tHll
and Sirthay sctls private sHd fonhe aIF p
Immediately Ad drss fall AMI rc BOX 4Ji T. " Ii'
5000 PER yesr, -60O per month until Hay r-'t
Two LET-Lower or upper part OF hrSt-class
browusone HOUSE No. {Oj West foTyseyeai-sti Iel'
Il. icrste. hpil- on prIa'eS
= . BEEKMAN-ST.-TO LET-The STORE
. and BASEMENT; low Inquire uP stairs or 81 fVhD
SUFFERS 5g9 BIoaiuay, corner Teuih1L
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
foascs anO Gar.as ;paalc0.

Ejousc5 aliO 3erAt5 tUaIcU.
VE-ANTED-To IIire-A Furnished HOUSE,
w ic-cel M eth a.1 EIfy yff ,ri Tcu and SIKH
October 90 J.-e l. %. 6. e-eI $40 o. a., ir
month Adaref GbOEGB uONILCsE Box l,5 Irlu-e O-ce
STAT fol rau ciars
NvANTED-A DWELLING or small
w FA.M worth a.ort &GCl can. ei, l-t sI. q
EXCHANGE fr fr. clsss PROPERLY lcr@ Ad'rcs JOHNSON
Box l55 Ir.hus O.ce
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

GHEAp.-I VIII SELL a few choice BIJIID-
u ING Sits EEabetl. select ensouer bo u
saney and convenience uasuassed A DREROM
p rIs0n n =.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

NHhNGE OF TISlE.-Thc steamboat MARY
v TOWELL D. a. FER Monday Sept 49, leave NevYorz At
o'clee fo Vrs.rr-st Pee, Ead 1Lo=rl Pier
N.wHur b. PauThtsse rud lgld1st, lHy CCzzs-ss Wet
| p. --.-M Ner.l .nhurE. Lnl aI-,na.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily Tor

T r.emer W y. COIT vii le,. for L.ges Del ever
N0SBIy WEiNI>DA., Or. I}lDAl o. tlirP f- .lt
ell points Ie.a and BF laa al- Ph,s-l l- Hi zion
THURSDAY aa4 5ATURDAl at{ IOs ssht Ta-ge 4gPy
81 o.. ,tl.t, ~ ann p1sUtvC 1T LEWEg
, 1870-04-07

his Chains taken OF. pen, ink, and psPss 8!ssn
him. = comfortable bad made xud every othcf
xttention pAid. HIS doom hs w4a Assured WAS
ircyocabie, md hc was told thst hs could maze
the services Of any clergyman be aea1ed N tho
meantime, He sent foz Rev. G,'rge ionaS;
Who It once attended and did wis. he could
for tho unfortunate MAI Naxt morning.
on hearing OF tho sentence, tho ctaESJ u
St. DoniiAce assembled, and soma OF them
GANG 10 Fo1t GA11y to plead vita Nj. Comna-
siour Smith, that the prisoner should % pa:
doned. Tie President, - he had approved
the sentence, aaid ho c5uld never revoke the
decorcs Of the AdjusAnt's tabun., but the
President ordered th3t al tho soldiers san1A1
bo assembled before tho cxncution, and tnat
prayers should ba offered for tha conaanneo
LnAu-
The prisoner waa sentenced to be shot at 10
o'clock, but before that hour Rsv. Mr. Young,
who had boen with the prisoner, waited on the
President and Adiutsnt General, and 15sea
again that the unhappy mana life should 90
spared. stating that he wAs not prepared 70
die. The Adiutant aaid that tho sentsnes
could not be revoked, but thit, in defescnce
TO the statements OF M. Young tho ezecoaon
would be postponed until noon- ...
During al Tbs time nothing would coovlnca
the prisoner that his eentance would be carried
out. And only when the guArd came TO lesa
him ont 10 be shot did he Taa1izo his sad fate
Then he said !: " As an about to die. l W1sa
to see my friends, the other forty prisoners" :"
This request wss conceded, and ho saw them
and bale each long Last goodbye. .
1sey. Nj. Young continued 10 attend him up
to the last, and endeAvored TO 1esd his mind to
the full contemplation Of the awful end be-
fore him.
Al noon, or little Aftar, Scott vas led cat
side the fort, bundfolded, and with his hand,
tied behind his back, : firing party WAS De,
tailed, and - but We viii not deta1 ths sa5
SCENE Having knelt ; few moments in pfAyes
with Mr.. Young, the prisoner ssid, ~ An
ready and in ; few moments he fell.
Ihe whole affair is mstter Of profound re-
gret. Tie President and courtmartlM re-
Sretted extremely that they should feel them
selves driven to this couIse, and all will jol1
with us in regretdnX tho dire necessity OF this
case, and hoping that Red River m.y pevel
witness such another sad scene.
The unfortunate deceAeed was buried abou
the middle Of the east cou1syArd, Fort Garry
, 1870-04-07

The following grain has been received since
the above table Was made up: 16 cars wheat,
:6 cars corn, CARS oAtn. cAr TIE, car bar
ley. Total. 50 cars, OK 81. 200 bu-
day, but not much activity, except in the cass
OF Wheat: Prices OF grain weze generally
lower, and very dull feeling prevailed during
tie greater part Of the session. AL closed
timer.
Hiehvines we're strong :, IL adsaEca- salss
closed With buyers At that price, and It IL o4
fr i1on-bound lots.
The first cargo Of grain for the East. this
scason. WIS loaded to-d.y. on the bark Favor
ite, Il consists Of q .o6o bu no . spring:
shipped by Nichols L Hel1aer. The terms Of
to quote lake charters. Owners are asking 10c
foe wheat to Buffalo, and 15c to Kingston md
Osrego.
Provisions were rezy fsm a1l round an I'D
Txnea Of 25c per bli on pork and ii1c peE y ca
la1d and neats being easily obtained Meats
thirmcnt. The ma1Ret cloeed steady 1t s96,15
fm regular nees pork: e27-oo fo1 heavy over
ueights OF do; e. 50 for meea ordinary 15o
for hnl 1Gc for bulk shoulder: 13e fot do
rIugh sides lac for do short ribs !; 14iac for
do short c1eu; li1S@15c for sweet rieEed
h1ns like for loose Cumberlands 7@l1Hc
for grease, and Sc for tallov. Sales w9a IT.
ported Of GOO bsfe mess It 52T.0o 101 bis do
1T s26.75 500 brls do eei1e1 April At S7I. 90
1000 hsls do, delivered On Monday. 81 eN.50
60 btls meas ordinary 1t $3.50: 50 tG1s prime
mess II $500; 5sl tc4 lard 1t l5c 100 tes do
seller May At 1511ac: 10O, 600 1ts bulk shoulders
at loc; .16o, 900 ms do buyer the month 1t
loAe; en,G60 no rejected do It Sc; 100, 900
Il E short ribs CAST evening" At 1870; 10000
Ms do Il Is ind 15-lesha: $1,000 lbs do Oh
private terms 600 u. do Nght) at ls,Ae !;
| $500 n,- loose Cumbeliands At l17ac; O. 600
! II sugar-cu1ed bacon hams At be t,0o0 lns
do shoulders at l2e; s,oo0 lbs do 1t Ike
loose 50 tes white grease At 10sic; 10 pksa
DO ~ like; 5hr1s country tallow II she
The inquiry for 1our was meagre, and prices
we5e nominally unchanged. The following
} sales we're reported: Whits- Winter Extras-
$50 brls on p, i. Rcd Winters-50 brf. 1ndiana
At $500 Spring Extras-4oo brA brand given
cn Z. +, 200 brls ''SthE md Crescent" at sf.75
100 bis not named At 400; 200 txls do zs
$1t5; 100 Urls do 1t SS-70 200 brls do II
e3.e0; IS bsls do II -. 50. Spring Supernnes
f-a0 s1la not named 1t $500 Unsound
Spring E1tras-20o brls not naned NJ $500 ;
l0o hrs do At e3s5 100 hrla do a 40 1oo
tRls do II $3.50 Total, 8, 500 b.ls.
What waR active, st An 0verase decina q
1c from yesterday's pnees. Largo o1iarineel
Wese THROWN On the market carly By seyars
, 1870-04-07
THE LAW COURTS.
Criminal Business in the United
States Court.
Illegal Taxation-Parmerahip Contro-
versy-Administ1ations.
United sTATEB DIBTR1ur ooURT,

CRIMINAL BUSINESS
United StaSes '. John Etr1ber. This WIS IN ln-
tl'ctuent for trading without license II WIS
made To appear to the satisfactlong OF the Court
TINT this Indictment WIS error, wherefore
moi rrns wns recorded. The facts were that de-
PENDANT carried on two nusincrses that OF ea1pen-
ter being one. He applied In apt time fot q L.
eensc for each business, hut the ofllceF gave him
two licenses TO cart! on tho csrpentertnR trade.
short time after he tnKen up for not having
d license for the ornc. bustneas: The matter Was
thvn explancd snd adjusted, but the clsc went to
The grand jury
I'uttc-i States '. James kGAtaHy. THIS was an
Indictment for having in possession with fr1udu-
lent tntcut quantity Of counterfeit United States
notes The tllS found upon deftndanta person
hills There were two counts 10 the Indictment:
was that prisoner had the couuteEfcits to pass:
The ethc1 that he had them for tie purpose Of sale
The defendant was arrested IN Peoria on tho soth
Of September last since which time he has been In
our County Jail. The defence set up was that q
nan named John OConner, being, or pretending
~ lr, detective, dtcoytd prisoner to the bluffs OF
ptoEin, anil tncsc foist.1 tho money on him under
r-vfence nj compelling him t. nsass in the dctcc
ttun of cu!pt1t causing hts arrest upon the spot,
ty rrrcarccH with the oflct1is Of the town. The
object wns suggested to he the obtaining Of re-
ward supposed 10 lie outstanding for the capture
4, wanted fy the authorities at St Louis The
testimony is IN and the arguments concluded
IN nASKnCtTCY.
S7r P7rreffHs-Nels r. Williams, OF Chlcayo
Involuntary rnc"rf1lnG instituted by Samuel HoE-
EAsG Son, VI Chicago.
, 1870-04-07
SUPERIOR COURT.

IsLHi ". TAXATION.
ct ais This wns proceeding instituted to cnjnin
the collection Of certain taxe., the complsm1nis
l.tnR the owners Of property in the town Of L.
complained pt were improperly and frandulently
asscssed. The town tar for 1853 waq nrst com
planned ot This amounted to tlt.esss5. whsa ssa
For macadamtz!nE Ioal from the stlla&e Of II
Archer road, sl,:sa, These Improvements the
legal voters of the town never vo,ed 70 maSs nof
the taI to he levied; hut 1t VAS ayeFreI that,
prior 70 September last tie comm.ss!on-
q. Of snwa!Ss f. Of fncIs own II 'Gn: tht.
sssrsso9. Ses o. 1"ssrn @ Evans: b. c. shipherd, tae
Town Clerk; and the then Collector, Henry
SHAr1z, convencl es Tnwn Auditors, when, al
th,,ugh The COMMISSIONERS nadc no report ln
writing, ~ the law required, the Auditors audited
the Items srectnsd certified thcis action nna seq.
of ming their certtncate In The Town Clerks ONO.
Notwithstanding the want uf these fornalltes,
the Supervisors acted and ORDERED the ta1 <. :,
vir1cIatin9 a foreman OF the dssIlleET mainly to
lc lc. Inc contract Tor The WORK and ony tnen pro
cured the acqute-ccnoe OF hts associates, where
sorc II waa charged that the imprvvtment was pro
tscteh to enhance the value Nf private property,
a1i thai, 100, 1t cost over proper price tor I'll
work Of alUut $1,000 In this connection theft
WIS IN allegation that Powell, one Of the dls:lfles1
Korhrf, having It III rtw u procure the constzpc-
tim uf THE rlaI to hA p1rmlseA The county
S,stc-rotd tax WIS objected 10 as being unconsu
lutiouaL -...- -.
t,iorr Issued permanent, and adjulgihg that mas
nauch ns the Collector Ut the town twho Vas ]
rrasurrr. he uhc Treasurer, should he perpetual,
entIincd from collecting either OF tAese taxes, 8
, 1870-04-07
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS.


To IL, Editor n The Chioa9o Tsibrnt:
Twelfth Ward SAYS be fond plscc on Ella
beth street Fhere his horse :. sank to his belly in
the MIR, and inal, being Obliged to leave hts
taFEt, himself anu fricnt, "a before reaching the
sidewalk "were In the mud over the tops Of
cur their hontiega" This exazRrr2,Ion Twelfth
Wnri makes The t,as!a Of sustaining an argument
fer specially assessing the exrcnsc Of steert naT.
inE unon in lhs psopey along she tine Of the street
In former article aAkcd the question, In .hc
caption, full,c or Private :" AID its pr.tnencc
of 'rweltth Ward I nnd designed 70 fo{on Ins
former queries ere this nv presentation Of the
comparative interests Of the public and the mon,
nentA. II would now be, fur lack uf time, inpos-
k,ble to discuss this subject thoroughly; LIT
want TO ask Twelfth Hhrd whether IN the case he
haA stated 70 oe18phicanyaudf hope With q de
sign To tc truthfnl-the paving OF Elizabeth street
at the place refeTed 70, AZ that particular time,
would have been especially for Tie adsantsge Of
convenience OF himself and friend, Who arr Part
OF the pui,ltcF And even u he should &nsiss that
It was Tor the owners special advantage, whether
hc-who can II be chooses avoid the use Of that
particular portion Of the ssIcet-hA5 the guardian
ship Of the property owned, 80 he has right,
either morh or legal to compel him 70 e1rend
money 70 enhance the value OF hts own property.
Il u generally supposed that maa may DO what
hs pltases with hs oxn so long IS he docs not use
" Tic injury Of another, and 80 long ~ he beAfs
his proI,ort0n Of the burden--Entch should rrat
On au alte-necessasy for the support OF the STATE.
That is the machinery by which The ~holc com.
manit5 y governed and prot~ct..ls but Twelfth
MAfa fcasons upon the assumption thst be hAs
ne tEat M 70 compel his neiRhbof tn exrcnd none!
aRelns! Ms viii to enhnnee the value Of his OWE
pIoPess{ and that he has right 10 dictate exactly
0nA tnc Improvement shall cous[St H. AMI
espec1GlJ thai Il shau hc such as 70 tnure 10 tlt
EGnEen!enee o. himself and friend, who are Of t1,e
favored lew who hate wheei-caYyIures and horsa.
nssa n o. te!s :, f @wn xhe his ne,Ehbot upon WHOM
cation and thu! OF his friend an.l r!an hecanae q
poverty, must heeda use shauLa' mar ar tas,
hiS pleasure E.des In the denltcta.tc strnet cnr,
Again, Twelfth Ward ndIn4ta that there Is Equity
to some degree In the making Of xirert tmnroy.. l.
1ocnts by general ta1, insteat: ri hy tho zrets n.
eeafn@nt system now prevailing. He hoflofs in
by presenting my name IN Connection With tat
ptuposiuon- submit that A. have, tn my pub
JIG discussion Of The question: connnesl mys+ll tfu
far to The general claim that the present KyateIu
wrong, because 1t Offers tfte eld for fraud, pee
ulAtson, tootery, aud corruption; aud lnc1ultAol
because the people, who must pay the money, Gu
have no voice IN the imrn1uon OF the ta1 lmpose
upon them; and As hive not reached that po!l
In the discussion where II was necessary to preser
any other system which might take - place II =
prcsent one was ret adde; and ls I have, even |
pirate conversation, only hiated'As what m
, 1870-04-07
TIE POLICE COURTS.

" E3l Bile NukAl~
Ioecth Aie3e, the proprietor OF 3 boarding honse
and saloon, No. ~ South Wells street, was ar
raigned l'eiose Justice Auore yesterday morning
this case arI both Interesting AND peculiar. The
complaining witness ia IN old gentleman named
T. Carlton, l:tle no fond u MA her. on satai,
lying full iesKth In the tunnel The latter taking
pity on him. reused the rrculns'ent body Into
panied Ms Carlton, At bis request, N q boarding
hs,use he tcsnT stranger In tho city. The of1ccr
sclecteh Mlrte's place. Before leaving Il he saw
Keeping The snru OF ts3s. for which he received 4
receipt During the atssrnoon Mr. Mishie tsok
s new eoscE +, Ia enaEe and IL pu7saassd 10'
a suii Of Kentucky Jeans aud . few
trties- III also induced the old gentleman to buy
Of iewely, amounting. however, 10 icaA than $50
III the aggregate. llurine the night there werc
great caIousnes at ihe honsr a. shc old mans & 4
snardess % T rnt HIM inso s.ussy an, drove him
nearly Ia the city limits hr way Of Milwaukee,
when they left him In ths mnA Some time aiter-
yards he EAs arrested on the charge OF drunken
ness On Monday murntng hr WAS tlnc41 6. and
on sending 70 Mlehlc's place Tor funds TO pay the
same. the latter ttntet! holding any Gt The old
that the plaintiff spent the money In hts charge for
liquor during the night, but The story WAS too
Justice held lin for trial III laii "f ti,0o1
Edward Foley, charged with stealing f1rs,
shawl, dc, frnfa Mrs Ann,c 0'Rnen, rcslAtnE On
bail of s., ,onA
sor1R SHE cprKT.
Emil GcEer. lal apparently not over 10 years
OF ngc, enterul The r1aice C.urt in charge Of hls
mother, WhO begged that the charge Of the boy
might te taken On her banda She represented
her offspring as lncorrEihIc. and expressed tbs
hnpe that he would Ike sent 10 The Reform School
A few Nreka ago Emil hunc about Archer avenuc,
and while the proprietor Of q certain lumber yald
stncd In fronI Of his ONCE. laughing at IN old
@rman stuck In the mud, the title shaver stepped
Lehtnd hin cnti robls.i the till Of sso Nut as no
evttcnee VI crime was introduced, the Justice
found that hf was unable to act In the matter, and
the hoy, su the mothers sorrow, w1s discharged
James Clark. William Caldwell "a younger
hrotheT Of "'Spcekled Paldy," aud even more
arcckled than the lst,er>, ". Smith, and Daniel
1irown. four rlckrnckes~, werc afraigpel on the
chs1ge Of vhREancJ. They were arrested under
suspicious circumstances al The Illinois Central
DEPOT, tn a crowd about the funeral car, on Toes
day evening. They were llned IS each.
jacob Wcdcf, for uttet1uR threats Against s
kuatsr, nelghb0r, wa1 held in peace bonds Of
500
EQKIH EIDE COCETs
Nothing Of importance II tho North Side Court
, 1870-04-07

sczape. I can SEQ no way fer IL bnt to 90 for
watd. The evil Les with tho Oh2uh 1EalHts
They mako the people what they plolse.
Inng pressure 10 b III on t:lem sufficient to
mako them obey tho Il ~ ~ you .nd l havo to,
Or fare worse, II thoy do, tho people will
follow them - sheep do the bell-We:har over
VAL. and a1l will be wall. II they do not,
but rathef prefer to fare vorso, let them take
their own course And bar tbs consequnncas.
The suffering and sorrow which may re-
suit will be On their own hsAd8- In that
case, our course viii have to depend On thpirs-
tllnk there ia q possible chance Of their Civ
inG up rather than bring ruin on thsir eni.a
people, whom they zee they must II there Ia
any faint nt-LeaFedness on our pazt, however !:
il u4ere il any show OF weakness; II thera
shall appear to be Mormon purity in the
States, they will not SO giTe up; the government
will be defeated, and Mormonism, barbsrsun:
despotiam, polygsmJ, theodlcy. and Ill, viii
be projected forward through tho coming
years in new and enlarged proportions, soma
dAy 70 give our children the aano trouble that
African slRvery give ua
, 1870-04-07
BLOODY WORK IN OUACHITA. LA.
Tho Jnil MT Monroe I3rokcn Open
Sheriff T&sncF md Otfutt johnson,
n Colorrd Nam. ktlicti-Another
Mnn Killed In n Separate 4AfIrny.


Ftp4n Tia Nnc Orleans P.cuyune, APRIL !.
Governor Yarmouth yesterday received tho
despatch from Monroe, in this State,
under dstc OF March 81:
'Wisner, Sheriff, and Of1utt johnson, wit
nees in jul, lilled last night, and Beavers, Ac-
cused Of murder, in jail, liberated By persons
= wimber'y killed last night, also. in = sepa-
rate afrray. JoHS RAz."
1u explanation OF tho above We would state,
from information which We CLEANED yesterday,
from persons living at home, 1t Monroe, that
Beayers, who Was liberated by the gang who
broke open tho jail and did the Killing, WAS in
Monroe, been one OF the band who shot and
Killed three negroes WHO we're supposed to have
1ccn returning from the polls.
The story goes that there weEe four ne
Erocr, OnfItt johnson. one Of the number
who Wc1c captured by the band and taken into
tion and fired at By squad. Three of the
number were killed, but johnson, sprinSing
aside, escaped the bullets, and thougl, pur-
sued and shot Ut. managed to make good his
escape and give tho alarm. The band made
OF for parts unknown, but Beavers, who
johnson testified Was one Of them, was sub
sequeutly captured and placed in Jail at Non
roc johnson, through fear or for some
other reason, aho left for Texas, We believe,
but be wns also subsequently arrested and
placed in i.l, and held rs = witness against
Beavers when the trial should take placc.
When the eanS Sattaeked the jail night be-
fore 1sst for the purpose Of iberasing Beavers,
they were doubtless resisted bS SheriH
W,sner, who had tho reputation Of being =
roeofute and fearless man, and in this way,
most probably, he mot his death at Their
hands.
Johnson, the colonel witness, was killed
either through revenge for the information
which be eavo. or because the gang wished to
gtt i'd OF the only living witness against them
Tho man named Wimberiy. menthned At the
close OF Nj. RAYS despatch as haring beer
killed on The ssme might In separate ARRAY
is rsputed to haso been ! dangerous charactee
lit1uE in Monroe, and Was probably killed in
street bravl Of some kind,
Governor Warmoth Will this morning publish
proclamation. offering reward Of 5000 To-
the arrest Of tho mu1dereEs OF Sheriff Wlsner
and johnson.
Hy \ telegram received by the Asaociatet
1rnse. and published under our head OF -' Tel
egsaphic, II viii be seen that tho g.ng con
etrted Of twenty nnu, and that sitter they re
leased Beavers they barred the doors to keeI
The other prisoners from escaping.
Wimberly, it viii be seen, WAS Killed in pr
rate difficulty By nr. Dinkgraye, the pa1hcu
lxYs uf which aru unknown.
, 1870-04-07

b Able to oonsregAse together, dl.cu.s their
g1ierancaa. march in procession through !
wealthy CITY, quietly pasa tho doors Of those
Chinese 10 whom they attribute All their mis-
Of their fellow sufferers, and, After u. dfs-
perse and 60 their respective wAys without dis
turb.nce and excess Of any kind, speaks Won
dens for their intelligence and worthinesa, and
thar bohalf thln ny :nount I Of 2ioIeaoa e,sl 81
could. It Is to be earnestly hoped thst Tho Au-
huities may strain point in tho pzeaant e1i-
gcucy Of Affairs, and give ~ nn1ny OF those
men Work tomorrow - possible, oven though
iezba DnenA as strict tochnicalisies may d.
mand- BY dmng this they Will not only relieve
from dire distress most mesitorious class, but
Will avert any OF the consequences which the
families is very likely to bring about, no mat
tor how quiet and lAw-abading tho same men
may be under ordinary cirrumatancsa-
, 1870-04-07
The Execution OF Scott

FtpnA tA Rinh<ptg Sfe Sattsss, AosrAk
The first military execution ever witnessed
in Hupert's Land, We believe. took place It
Fort Gary on the 4th inst. Tho pelsou shot
vas Priv1te 7. Scott, who came hero from CAn-
ada last summer, and his execution took place
upon N order Of cou1t-tn1rtiA heId It Fort
Ga.1Y on the Sd inst Mr.. Scott, it vii be in
the recollection Of many, VIE among tho Ca
padiAus CAPTURED in DE- Schult1e store On the
sth Of December 11st He lay in confinement
md then, accompanied BY several others, made
good his escape No1a the fort ana faArful1y
Immedi1tely bcsuzu tho close Of the List
convention, Mr. Seoe-who had fed to the
partage--came down With the othars from
that locality 70 Ibe7ato the p1.sone1s. Sub
ecquent1y, as Is well known, this Portage
movement assumed moro serious Aspect, and
The capturing OF the fort and the ovcrtutniag
Of The cuyetnlaent WAS aimed st But this vas
abandoned; and Mr. Scott WIS again captured
With the Portage brigade On tho morning Of
thc7h rlt-
=. from his ttno forth Nr Scot. w.s very
violent and abusive in his language and actions,
anpoving and Insulting the guards, and even
tl1catening the President Uo vowed openly
that il ever he got out he would shoot the
President; snd further stated that he Wa Il
Tic head Of the party Of the Portage people
Who. On their WY to kjdnran, called u
cnulu.s house aud searched it for lie presi
dent. with the intention Of shooting him.
a length he wAs court-m&Stia1led bv tht
t1i,unL or Ad}utaut General Lspine, and con
dcmncd to dcath- His Judges were g,issed Il
rass this sentence, but they considered thA
fhc unfortunate man hxd brought bis doom q
Duiy one member Of the court yotsd agains
the decision. The prisoner vAs daily info1met
III thc sAa rcsult, on The evening Of the 81 inst
owss taken back, confined IN a separate room