, 1870-04-19

request Of nishop Lynch, Of chasieaton- He
The sehenectady a. - sar mentions
,6a b .5a e. safoda us y sna9 u
that city and the death OF the man Jeffrey:
.Tho pereonA who went to break tho new4 Of
JeiIrcy's death to his wife, this morning, In
stead Of telliug her that beg husband VAS
killed, told her that he hid been hurt Bhe
Immediately told than that heF husband WAS
killed. Sl.e said she hai dreamed tbs night
before that the building hsd fallen on hin, and
lad told him Of the dream in the morning
He laughed it OF, kiseed his wife and children
II as51nd. And went to his doom"
A *riter, giving description Of 1ads1ne
Albpui's home, h4ys. "As 4 general rule, it
may be assersed list the walls il drawing
1oonf or saloons Of celebrated artists, are
adorned with wrexthe, rnedaIiops, and other
tokens OF tziumphs achieved But nothing Of
the kind il riAihle in Madame Aboni's draw
ing-roons,. One thing, hoEeyes. fasheE astou-
glA.s shade Of tufts, such - xre used to or
namcnt the ehatoa worn by French soldiers,
These tufts arc arranged in the form Of bou-
quet sod the following story is connected with
them: On one occasion that Madame A1boni
sang 1t the theatre # Metz, she raised the
audience to , more than ordinary degree Of
snthusiasm. The stage Was inundated with
bouquets, and wreaths, and-shako tufts.
The last we're flung by the fair artist's material
admirers, who had not flowers or wre2ths any
more than money for tho purchase thereof,
1ut for all that we're quite as ecHtatic aa the
civilian Spectators. Madame Nboni had all
tho tufts carefully collected, and they we're the
only tokens she carried away With her Of the
triumph at Metz"
a Madrid letter Of The u to the London
Times relates the subjoined incident: Much
excitement and astonishment WAS caused this
afternoon in the Cortes Ry tho Deputy suner
Capder1ella eool1y entering and assuming his
former seat. II had been supposed that be
was in France or Naples, whittier be h,d fed
on The failure Of the late Republican iusurrec-
tion, in which le WAS leader, and in his ab-
sence LIE was condcmned to death By Council
ct War. Senots Figlnras, CASTELAR,, and seEe-
!al othe1s, tried 70 persuade him to retire, bu.
he firmly refused The agitation Vas in-
creased By Mreln and many other Deputies
comforting with the F1eaident, the latter taking
no official notice Of CapdeHella's presence IL
the Cortes. Eventually, after great pressure
be retired to the Presidents room. Tic Co.te,
subsequently held secret session. and be left
in coach about o'clock, accordins to soma
statements, 10. Corona, 10 bo delivered Over to
the military tribunal which sentenced him but
other reports are to the effect that be left for
the frontier to be allowed TO escape The
general impression is that he IL insane Il Is
generally reported that tho Deputy has es-
the autho1itiea"
A few .eara ago, Mr.. Myers, Al old San
fIancisco jewcDer, upon going to his store one
afternoon, found his eon, the only attendant,
beaten nearly to death, and nearly 320, 900
worth Of {ewelry stolen. Tho police searched
for the villain for months, and finally caught
him ut Fort Prescott, Arizona, where he had
just arrived from Mexico. He WAS tall, raw-
boned individual named John Eal1ey. He had
gone to California With the notorious Four
teenth Regiment Of United States Infantry,
and sa;d ho haa deserted after the regiment
had reached San Francisco. While at Fort
Prescott, which is situated On rocky precip-
ice fifts feet above stream, bo broke from
his guard house ono night, dashed past
the sentinel, and leaped boldly over the
ciin, escaping without injury. He WAS next
heard Of 1t the Santa Hits mine in Arizona,
whe1s he worked 1t bsseksmithing, and t1iea TO
stab tho Superintendent Of the Iaine, Mr..
Grosrenor. Before leaving be took ono Of the
employees Of the mincs to bis rooms, where be
opened his trunk and exhibited to h1m
eighteen pair OF human earB, which be said be
ha1 cut from the heads Of eighteen pereons he
had murdered He went from there to Nexi-
CO.. where he committed two murders, aud Vas
finally arrested BY the inhabitants, and hung
BY the heels to limb Of tree, his head With
in few feet Of the ground. They then built
4 GLOW fire under him and allowed him to re-
main suspended until death put an end to his
eTfstance