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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-01
Sentence or the Fensan Raiders,

WINDSOR, VI, July 3o--"General y
O'Neil, the Fenian, has been sentenced to
two years Imprisonment and fine OF $lQ, tor
raiding into Canada; Captain John
Brown, nine months in prison ana % me
and "Captain" Monaghan, six months In
prison and 81 fine.
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DEATH OF PROMINENT MAsoN.-Mr.
james Bruster, grand commandeNn-chief
Of the Grand Consislory of Maryland, died
at his residence, No. II Walsh street, yes
tcrday afternoon, In the forty-iifth year of
bis BahimOrc Sun. BOIL.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
VI OF BOARD AT THE

7 :
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
This d. iiehtful WATERING RESORT tavora-
bly known as the "Oi.D SWEET and famous
for The wonderful medicinal properties of It's wa
lers and fashionable Patrons will open Tor the
season On JUNE 18th.
The location, 900 feet aboTe the sea level, with
cool mountain air and most magnificent scenery,
together with Two extensive baths, supplied
with mineral water from springs that rise III The
sold Sweet - the most attractive resort in the
United States. Hotels, cottages, and ballroom
illuIn mated by gas.
A suitable livery in connection with The Springs.
Telegraph communication to every part OF the
world. Board g.. SO per day $50 per month.
JOHN II. WILSON,
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Amersca, Cotton Statement.

NEW YORK, July 31.-The following Is the state
ment ofthe cotton trade at all United States ports
for The week ending yesterday: Receipts, 6,720
bales. Exports-To Great Britain, 10, as5 bales to
the Continent, s,s45 bales; Stock on hand and on
siipboard not yet cleared, ll3, S25 bales.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

COLLECTION OF DIaEcr TAxEs.-An Off
.;.l document has Just been printed show
w.. the results Of an examination made by
"'--,,tion Of the Commissioner of Internal
wnycnue into the condition of proceedings
- the collection Of direct taxes.
The act Of August, 1861, apportioned an
annual tax Of 20,00O,000. BY later act
~ fax was limited to one year. IL ap-
,'Is the quotas Of Maine, New lamp
t.hirr. Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode
1,Tsnd Connecticut. New Jersey, Penn
tI ISavia, MARYLAND, West Virginia, Ohio,
tsrntuckv. Indiana, Illinois, Missouri,
,,;,h;non. Iowa, Minnesota, Nevada, and
10 district of Columbia. have been pald IN
NH. r,-ho.bor tho
.-',,a NJ delaware. which was not assumed
~ that State, has been fully coiectso.
Woo il balance, however, of S6,545, for
aHirh the collector in Delaware has thus
far tailed to account.
- M the uuota Of New York, balance OF
aoI4 900 appears 10 be nnsatlShed, but
.is;rns acr,ii1>; the United States have been
Nod by that State, which may he found TO
jauidatc her debt. .>, ooo ny.
kausa, il still in arrears for s"2,oVp; WE
c,nsin for S2oo.ooo. California Tor S',Oou:
Oregon appears not to have pald any part
The n,otaS Of New Mexico, Da&otah, and
<,Irs.ko, have been satisfied by deductions
c-,,n concentrations made for the benefit OF
,hh.r Tfrrrit cries. Washington Territory
owes $500. Utah has paid no part of her
liability.
Il j impossible TO ascertain the condition
,trhc nlIota of Colorado. Nearly $500
az. Iay,, been collected in Virginia, North
,arnIira. south Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas,
and Tennessee. leaving uncolectcd i'll these
States, including $4,000 in the State OF
Nmhau!a. =, 90, 900. The expenses OF as
.,>-mcnts. collections, and sales, amounted
"a nearly half million Of dollars.
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W. II. McDANNALD, Agent.

Since this announcement ! have made arrange
meyls TO aid III the management OF The warm
Springs this season. My connection with and
management of the Healing Springs for three sue
cessive seasons will, / trust, be guarantee to my
friends Of Il cordial and hospit abie welcome The
public generally are requested to try once mere
This tayorite old place.
l.. FIN JOHN l.. EbbANh.
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HELENA. MONTANA July 3o:-six men
attacked the mail coach IN North rleasant
Valley, but were driven of by the passen-
gers after the driver and one passenger were
mortally wounded,
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NEOTINTA1N-TOp HOUsE.-This we'll

NEOUNTA1N-TOpH OUSE.-This we'll
I'VE known place of Summer resort, situated In
Eorkilsh Gap, on the Blue Ridge mountain, and
within one mile of Alton depot, on the Chesis-
peake and Ohio railroad, having been newly re-
lifted with entirely new and elegant Furniture is
now open for The reception OF visitors.
The air ut MOUNTal&-TuPts always remark
ably cool, with fine freestone and chalybeate
wafer, and magnificent view.
The undersigned having leased the above pro
perry, VIII spare no pains to make their SueSta
confos table
Guests Will be conveyed to and from the depot
free Of charge. Address
Alton depot,
Ga Chesanaa re and Ohio RAILROAD.
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Heavy Reward for the Discovery Of
& t7..E.t Murderer

). New YORK, July 3o.-The family Of Ben
jamin Nathan, who was murdered Thurs
day night, offer reward of $40, 0C0, and the
Board Of Brokers offer an additional re-
ward Of $4,000 for the discovery Of his
murderer,
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Aqua Creek, Stafford county, Va, is dis
continued; postmaster resigned and no
candidate. Papers should now 20 TO
Brook>'s Station.
At Palmyra, Fluvanna county, Va, JAS.
{. Flanagan is appointed postmaster rlce
Walter :. Johnson, deceased.
An office is established at Sabbot Island,
Goochland county. Va, and VIM. W. Sharp
appointed postmastcr-on route Buchanan
10 Richmond.
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Marine MaHs.

LONDON, July 3o.-Bark Yeracity has been
lost off the mouth Of the Elbe, in c0nse-
quence of the removal of the beacons.
FORTRESS MONROE, VA, July 30.-Sailed,
schooner Valeria for Baltimore.
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George Marks intends to employ one hun.
dred and fifty Cinnamon Ia bis stone quar-
ries on the Adirondacks.
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Death OF Ammo Cora Mowatt Rfschte.
LONDON, July 3O.-Mrs. Anna Cora Now.
att Richie is dead.
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BANKS N LIQUIDATION AND NEw HANKS
Tn, Comptroller Of the Currency gives no.
zee that ~ the act Of July 18th, relative TO
nerional banks in liquidation, all banks that
have gone into liquidation for the purpose
Of winding up viii be compelled TO deposit
i~.z,l-tentler notes for the redemption OF
thrir outstanding circulation, and take up
their bonds within sixty days of the date Of
the passage of said act. The SiNty DAYS
next. Those banks that have gone int, Ii
U,,idation for the purpose Of consolidating
with other national banks are exempted
from the requirements Of his act. me re-
,ponses to the rrurlcSt of the Comptroller OF
the Currency to members of Congress Tor
iuiarmation concerning the needs OF their
respective districts under the additional cur
rrnrv law are now being made with conSldc-
rablc promptncss, and the Comptroller IN Il
f,w DAYS will be able to designate number
81 ncw banks. The first one to be establish
al will be gold bank.
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The German Steamer.

LONDON, July 30.-The German steamer
Silesia, which sailed from New York
July 10Th, has arrived safe ut Leith.
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fe24-am Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.

BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE
I'D s-#E SPRINGS.
These SPRINGS are now open for-the reception
Of visitors. a..
A conveyance win run regularly TO Forest
Depot, on Virginia and Tennessee railroad, after
the 25th July.
tY l9-2W EtHVLs, HroprletQT.
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DR. G. e. KLOEBER, 80 N
DENTIST. a2f+ga.' 81
b. -s-r 500 BROAD STREET. 0Hi
NTorICE.-THE CREDITORS OF TIE

RTOTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF THE
~ MERCHANTS AND q Oh AZ - h.re0
n~ rntt6ed fhat the said savings bank, 1y oesI
Dated the e!h day or February, 1870, srd 81 FOR
in the clerks ofaee Of tha eows % n psssTsa and
the city OF Portsmouth, Va, ssc aattsrstvncd tn
ssss 10 secure Tie debts due sala S seTe
and Mechanics savings Rsnx aSa ~ dsposi
by giyen ssid psass or csrti6eases Of Of
ness or ossrwios 10 present. y sns sns once 81 G.
t6eir claims 70 me 'ssisy Of Eorssmeslh,
W. .,sis s.Ss rom iIe s ea of yniy;i ,s ~
IN order 10 sgs ., 1 bsnS iSas ss Ss
she asset. Of The sal sale s,s sassssai 1
mad 'Aas; ss%%irs Ngs B. AMasaasos Erssssa'
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DICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAIL-
IL ROAD.-PASSENGER SCHEDULE: 49,
GONG SoUTH.-Lynchburg and DanUne pas.
sengers leave Richmond daily Except Sundays)
at 8:25 A. II; leave Bufkcyine daily Except Bun.
days. at p. NJ. arrive at Dapytns daily lex
cept Sundays) at 6:55 p. M. THROUGH MAIL
And EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily ss 6sse
P. H.; leaves Danvlle daily at :aS 4, IL; arrives
at Greensboro daily ut 4: 10 A. NJ
GOING NoRTH.-Lynchburg and Danvtne pas.
sengers leave Danyille daily Except SundayD ut
T:40A. NJ leave Burkevtlle daily Except .sun-
days) at P. NJ; arrive ut Richmond daily
(excent Sundsys) at 3:as P. 81. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro only Ut 9:lS
2. NJ; leaves Danvtlle daily at ll:57 p. ID. ar
riyes st Richmond daily at 7:1o A. n. .,..--..
The Lynchburg. and Danyille Passenger Train
connects at Burkeytlle with the trains on tho
Southside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stations on the Sogthstde and Viz
ginfa and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox.
Vile, Dalton Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points South and Southwest.
The Through Nall and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, 81.
yannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, CO., TO-.
and ct Richmond with the Richmond, Fredepicks:
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CARS and CHILES'SPAT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEADs
jyl5 Superintendent.
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DlCHMOND AND YORK RIVER
II RAILROAD LINB-FOR BALTIMORE,

I'D lCHmOND AMI =1Ohh- hkt16
Ia RAILROAD LIND-FOR BALTIM0KEt
THE NORTH, AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF SCHEDULEGD DAILY EXCEPT SUN"
DAyS).-PASSENGER SCHEDULE
Passengers for Baltimore and points North
will take the passenger train from the de-
pot OF tho Richmond and York River kallroad &C
Richmond DAILY Except Sundays) At r. Nj
Tor West Point where they takG t5e e. fast and
elegant steamers STATE OF VIRGINIA, Cap.
tain s. W. FREEMAN, or ADMIRAL, Captain
PHILIP REYBoLD,--both OF which have been
ifeuly fitted out with splendid accommodations
for paasengers-reaching Baltimore the following
morning in time to connect with che trains FOR
Philadelphia, New York, and the Yves. Return.
Waars st JUST just below frats sirss. Baltimore,
DAILY except sundaysl &C O'Clock r. NJ,
passengers arriving In Richmond at $50 A. 20.
The following day, In time to connect with the
express train on the Richmond and Danville rail-
road for Danyille and I'll points on that ROAD
Greensboro Salisbury, Charlotte, &c..s M e.;
Columbia. g. q and All points South and With
a. ,tesapeake and Ohio railroad for the various
~ 5isRsaaysivshe line of that road. .,u
Celebrated springs Oh i s s dMshy
PASSENGER TRAIN feaTss31 = $3.50 s: e
st N. Leaves West Point daily az 5!sS
Freight received and forwarded promptly, anm
through bills Of lading given to prominent
points. THOMAS UODAAEAD.
jyl5 Superintendent
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-...s s,,1...,i. RICHMOND, July "a, 1870.
REGISTRATION NoTICE.-The men,
IL bers OF the First Colored Baptist church are
REQUESTED TO come forward aud have their names
nired on the new roll book as the church desires
10 find out its membership In order 70 be able to
preseas Ii correctly 10 the General Association,
which meets In August next. .-.--..-----r .~ ,
The first Sunday IN August 10 the time set apart
tn have the names placed on the new roI-book.-
BY order Of The Church. .-.t T
JAMES III. HOLMES. Pastor. +
PopERT BROWN Clerk. ,e. ~ 28-IwS
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1870 @;,n,rn .zz,rs,,,,1ls 1870.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE. aa.sy. ID W..

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.
TRAIN No 1-THROUGH MAIL TRAIN via
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily ct LIS A, NJ Arrives In
Richmond daily at 2:as 2. NJ. . =
TRAIN No. 1.-The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting at Aqnia creek with the
steamers GeOrgeanna and Ironsides, leaves the
depot, corner Of Broad aud Eighth streets, daily
Sundays excepted) at 4 O'Clock =. III. Arrives In
Richmond {Mondays excepted az S:3oA M.
TRAIN No. 3.-fHROUGH MAIL TRAIN rtG
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily Sundays exceptedl, at $50
P. N. Arrives In Richmond Mondays excepted
- T iii @ S;i TICKETS and THRoUGHBAG-
MORT NORTH. FAST and a NJ R1HS gss
FREIGHTS contracted for and forwarded
daily, with dispatch, to oil points MONTH and
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The ,BALTIMORE FIX
PRESS TRAIN will run as far as Milford station
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, corner OF Broad
and Eighth streets, ut A. ID. Returning, VIII
leave Milford on Mondays at 6:2S A. III. ana ar
rive at Richmond At 8:3oA. Nj. 49,.
Apply at COMPANIES OFFICE, corner OF
=, j. b. GENTRY,
p .., General Ticket Agent.
ED. T. d. MYERS, General superintendent
je 80 s<='sy +" "@.E -' 80
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w10D AND COAL.

WE HAVE NOW ON HAND supe-
1a1Fn, TIT S LUMP COAL,
MIDLOTHIAN HAIL coal.
MIDLOTHIAN AVERAGE COAL for fami-
MIDLOTHIAN III AVERAGE COAL for foun-
MInLU1,HIAN SMITHS COAL.
Also, RED and WHITE ASH ANTHsAClIE
All OF which we win sell as low as can be bought
tiers left nj orr Office, Fourteenth street-near
Mayo;s bridge. No. lila Main between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets. or through the post-ohice,
VIA 49, r ALBERT BLAIR & CO., F.,
: Fourteenth street near Mayo's bridge.
~ eodlm r......-. ~
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TICKETS,

I'D OUNU-TKIP TICKETS, \ raff5tr
VA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
SWEET ROCKBRIDGE ALUM, HOT, NEAL
ING, WARM, and BATH AL UNI SPRINGS. and
EOCKBR1DGE BATHS. Good Tor ten days.
: 80. EXCURSION TICKETS -.
to NIAGARA FALLS, NEWPORT,, SARATO.
GA, and LAKE GEORGE, at low rates.
jys-tl5A .gs.r.i - General Ticket Aeenfs
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GLOVER HILL COAL.-I am now pre-
= pared to furnish all grades of GLOVER HILL
90 + at the following reduced prices
LUMP, S5.75 per load delivered; Hail, e.
HARD for either CRATES or cooking-stoVes, ~.
Also. ANTHRACITE COAL of best quality
SOFT COKE for cooking purposes OAh ana
Ia On am Seventh and Byrd streets.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.-Just received
Y a cargo freshly mined &C 2ORGE'S CREEh
CT-NFFknAED COAL" said to be the best In
use for steam and smith purposes: Also, LUMP
hNTHRAiITE- for foundTies. EGG, SfOFA,
and CHESTNUT COAL for cooking purposes.
N S. Z. JaTHROP,
my9 Seventeenth street at draw-oridRe.
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r RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG u, h. Goat
RICHMOND. April %. 1870. =
THE TRAINS OVER THIS RoAD
l. run IS follows: - - - go.
Leave Richmond ut 3aS A.. III. and 2SoP.M
Leave Petersburg at 10 A. MI. and 100 Y. ID.
Freight and Accommodation train, with pasaen.
ger car attached win leave Richmond daiy 81
A. M, and Petersburg daily at $50 A. M. tsan-
Il HE as 4. H. train wtll not leave Riehfnondon
SUNDAYS, and the 1906 z. II. train win not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. -.
Passengers for Norfolk win take the $50 r. III:
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
will run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana
FRIDAYS. - - - -, = =.
Chester with the accommodation train. passen-
gers returning will take the $50 p. n. train con-
- = - 80 - THOMAS Il. WYNGE
ap % Superintendent,
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NEOCANAOUA COAL COMPANY.

Having been made AGENT for the aboVe-named
companS for ali the State south of Alexandria
am PREPARED to furnish this COAL by the cargo
on more Favorable terms than can be had In Phila-
delphia. The Goals of these ines are classed
amongst the best In Pennsylvania. l Will also
supply families In small quantities
rTaT for sale Writ ROBERTS,
ie ia corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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I TITJ. COAL at the following reduced rates.
LUMPFoR CRATE PURPOSES, per load, IS IS
HAIL FOR CRATE PgRPoSSEs, FER ev 1874 8 90
HARD FOR CRATE AND COOhlNG an
have on hand also some very good CL0sE n
HILL LUMP COAL for the low price OF $3.50
fIAaSTHRACITE COAL, COKE, OAK AND
10 o. I'm A. q. WOODBRIDGE.
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AToTICE no FAMILIES.-I am receiv-

NOTICE TO FAMILIES.-I am receiv-
~ log daily, fresh from the miL e. SUPERIOR Sp1 SO
Cooking, Ironing, &C., ever used. Also, No. !
HARD eVKE, suitable for close stoves rs Of al Il
HILL LUMP and HAIL C0Au ut company
prices; ANTHRACITE, egg and stove sizes |;
ENGINE and SMITHS COAL of good quality.
OAK and PINE cd. Give me call, as am
ofices, smith and Cary streets and at Peters
burg depot. x,our.rrr
~ % i'm X. ii. COIIfEI1.
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TONES & MINOR, o,,1.r
CARBON HILL SOFT CUKE,
CLOVER HILL COAL,
and all kinds ofFUEL 1t lowest summer prices
Nv Ism
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL P0INTs
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.
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TUEL.-I am delivering all the best kinds
at As ard SMITH aud ENGINE very cheap. The
best ANTHRACITE at lowest market rates. Also,
SOFT COKE and the popular FACTORY COOK
ING and kINDL1aG WOOD. At present rates
my friends should now get winter supplies.
" - j. b. WATKINS,
u 90 nm I'LL Main street.
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PARIS, July 3O.-M. Olivier had an inter
view yesterday with the principal edlt fhs
of Paris, during which he explained ea rne
position of the Government on the several
Questions relating to Prussia. He gave, the
same explanation of the secret treaty that
Count f F,sAsss- had previously given
0ouuU - s.1ros taken BY the Ca
, 1870-07-23
i RuaAsun Eoyeltstss Accon0t OF the
Execution OF 1 lrnuPmunn.

From L< FaN Nall GdL:fIe, <iAg
Among the Select few who, ~ tddAtton 70
the officials, were admitted within the prison
10 witness TsaupsuaDn's execution. VAS IL.
TourCuencff, the nnssian novelist, Nho Aas
written long account Of it for one OF the
Russian newspapers. At the lsst moment,
when the scene On the scaHold vas About TO
be enacted. n Tou1guenens courage taned
toner and his victim passed up the steps.
His narrative, however, suggests that the
nrc]imina1ies we're not the 1e1st horrible part
Of The AFFAIR. He describes with much fosca
the painful suspense Of the hours OF Waiting.
The kind Of guilty consciousness which op.
pressed The company who vera for ths occA-
zion guests Of thepnsou director, their !estless-
meas and forced conversation; the doll. hnA1se
roar Of the mob outside, rising IN bounds Ike
| Nagneri1n crescendo, and spreading Ike
ware Of terrible ylbrsions There was mnen
| talk about ful-Traupmann vas scarcely ever
| named -soundly ssleep IN N inner cell, ana
| about othex criminals il the eamo situation
| For the entertainment Of some H1eude. the
e1ecutione1 vent through rehearsal o. INC
guillosine, fitting ever the ossenle ana ao*ea-
| inG the knife. There was punch ehocola1e,
! ND other Eefreshmeuta for the Elsltofs, bnt
! Tou1guenefT could tnuch none OF them. As
half past 6 they Ill went to Ttaupmanne cell.
He had Just risen, and was w1i1in6 !essef 70
his mother. He gave wild look when they
appeared but before the directors brief ~
management WIS over, be had resumed big
t1anquiity. II Iknew be wouldn't b afraid,
said Il Claude +" now he has got over the
first shock, I will answer for him. IN a. en-
couraging tone, as master might latter
pupil to exnbolaen him: Except foF ~
ihicR, p1otruding mouth, Ike brutes, Ttaup'
mann vas guoa-looking young fellow, sligh
but strong, NTH fresh, Abnost rosy cheeks
which nere1 blanched largn, expressive eyes
long eyelashes, u faint down on his chin. en*
thHk blark hair, rasher curly. But waz
struck j, Tou1guenef1 most wa tn: calm, eas
, 1870-07-23

gzaee. themodest simplicity Of ,his movements.
IN changing the wAi4scont fox cleAn shirt,
putting on his ahQes, and otherwise making
ready. He kept his eyea down, and drew =
himself for long ciinab. All at once, ~ they
were passing from the cell to the pinioning..
room, tho lamp OF the staircase vens out, and
left them in perfect darkness. Then COM
menced regular stampede up the stairs,
every one rushing pel1-nell and elbo "ing
for light, and lui in the midst OF them lesp-
ing alonE With the rest, possibly revo8slng
some sudden desperate deaign, favored by the
obscu11ty, Of self destruction, il not OF ven-
geance: Ihe race onre started WIS kept up
eTen when they again came within the range
room where Hapumann's 8 toilet for tho oscanold
was to be completed. An old man, With swoll-
en- and gouty 1ingers, set to work to bind his
limbs, tut the esraps were too vide There
was search for some tools to pierce fresh
holes IN them; the old man got nervous, but
enough, and aga:n othera bad to be
PleEced;. then there Vas diMralsy
in getting the buckles adjusted, and
though it was. after al. only fey
naanntes which were TINS waited, il aBenaed
IN eternity to al concerned. The priest had
first 10 slacken, and then to suspend tho se.d-
Ing Of the prayers, for fear he should be done
too soon. There was another hitch when the
old man had to cut Oh the neck OF Traup-
u1Ann's shirt-. He cut too spatingly, and had
to ply the sciAaofs again to please the chief
e1scptlones. Ar. TourEuoneH asks why the
shirt could not be prepared befora it is put on,
and in fnture, We believe, this Is to be done-
| Only once IN the subsequent march to the
sc1doid Gid Traupnaun lose lis composure,
md that WAS when the gates were thrown open
aud the guil'otine sppeared in 'front.' BE
staggered ~ il from blow, but only for ar
instant. His violence on the sca1old Wa
probably an almost npeQpsciQps instinct.