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The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-08-31
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Court met according to adjournment.
Mr.. Bragg, for the defense, opened with
an address of two hours duration, with con-
siderable force
At the request of Mr.. Boyden, counsel for
the State, asked for an indulgence of ten
minutes, but his Honor adjourned the Court
for fifteen minutes, after which, ..
. Mr.. Boyden rose to the floor and delivered
an argument in strong, forcible and telling
words, and spoke for about two and half
hours, and well sustained his name as an
able lawyer and orator
His Honor stated that he would deliver
his opinion in two or three days.
The Court then adjourned until o'clock
this morning, when the case of State gs
James T. Mitchell will be heard, on the
charge of being an accomplish to the murder
of the late Senator Stephens.
Owing to the length of the speeches we
are unable to lay them before our readers in
this issue, but hope to do SO in few days.
NoTE-The questions reported to have
been put to Mr.. Williamson on his examina.
ton by Chief Justice Pearson and Mr.. Boy
den, were not put to him, but to Mr. Thos.
Kimbrough, the witness examined before
Mr.. Williamson. We make this statement
in justice to the gentleman.
% The reporter in Wednesdays proceedings
reported that Col. Withers lived five or six
miles from town it should read L. NJ. Tot
ten lived five or six miles from town. ANY
errors that may be found in the proceedings
must be excused, as the reporter is new
hand at the business
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. 10 ~ - =. SATURDAY, Aug. 81, 1870.
p Court. met at o'clock. ChiefJustice
Pearson, Justices Dick and Settle on the
bench. r .....-e ...
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STATEMENT OF FELIX ROAM.

:
~, STATEMENT OF FELIX Roam. -
He never had any conversation with the
boy Anderson about Mr.. Stephens. He never
left home during the week and only went to
town to go to church on Sunday, he gener-
ally went on Saturday evening; he never at.
tended any Of the political meetings held in
the County; and admits that he had some
trouble, with his hands on the day the SOL
.diers came, to. Yanceyville.
By PEARSON, G. J.-He was in the habit
of talking to Anderson Graves only about
his work and never about Mr.. Stephens.
,,,,on mo-, ,r,,,, ,,,.,ro,
D., g 'iD -r1''~a roh Ihh fh0'hoofioN
Anderson Graves (col.) sworn and exam
ined-He first heard that Mr.. Stephens was
killed ON Sunday and went to the Court
house on Sunday; he had conversation
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The War.
SATURDAY. NOON p1spArcHEs.

,. SATURDAY NOON DISPATCHES
LONDON, Aug. s7.-On Thursday evening
the Prussian headquarters was at Dor le-
Due, the advance had reached point mid
Nay between Chalons and Eponay.
The march on Paris is to be conducted
leisurely by the Prussians, as no further OPP
position is anticipated.
There is authority for saying that uness
manned by 100000 men the fortifcationsiof
Paris are worthless.
French reports say that LuneEille is 10
filled with Prussian wounded that tn
thousand of them are unsheltered.
Bismarck's son is more seriously w6undsd
than at first reported, and has been sent
home. ~ -H
PARIS. 26, midnight-The following is
made public at the Office of the Minister of
the Interior: The Prusslans are passing
through Nancy, going towards Chalons.
The seige of Toul has been abandoned, ow-
ing to the vigorous resistance of the garri-
son. Prussian scouts have cut the railway
at Tamonilly. Between Montmedy and
Mezieurs they were repulsed by French
sharpshooters and the road repaired. The
Prussians at Steinay are falling back on
Dun, further south.
LONDON, 27.-Bourges, capital city of the
Department. of Cher is fortifying. 1t is stated
the Emperor and the members of the Senate
and Corps Legislatiff will go thither right
away. The French army has already taken
that direction.
LONDON, 81, noon.-Austria has concurred
Italy.
An improved understanding exists be-
tween Russia and Austria.
PARIS, 27.--The King and Crown Prince
arc moving on the city via the Marine and
Aube. They commit fearful pillage and
unheard of outrages en- route.
LONDON, Notifications of treaties
guaranteeing the neutrality of Belgium
were exchanged here to-day by the various
European powers.
The junction of Bazaine with Mcmahon
is not yet effected.
The Prussian Prince Royal has issued 6
proclamation saying Prussia makes wal
against the Emperor, not the French people
The people have nothing to fear. The
PRINCE announces his purpose to restore
every line OF travel interrupted or destroyed
by army operations, so that labor and com
merce may everywhere be renewed. Tht
French officials are ordered to remain al
their posts-their personal safety is, guar
anteed.
The Hessians, according to French re
ports, are distinguishing themselves by thei
traditional pillage and brutality.
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SOLAR CLIPSEs.

In GdlfOYs11 OF December 20 we see q fun notice
Of paper read before the French Academy from
Professor Henry Morton, who has Just oeel a2polnt
ed President OF tie Stevens lnsiiu OF Technology.
Professor Norton conducted one OF the most sue
ccssu expeditions during the late eclipse, ard the
paper above alluded TO explains one OF the
phenomena observed on that OCCASION, which mas
been the most obscure and puzzl,ng TO men Of
science In this country auu abroal. We alluJc TO
the bright line the SUMS disk, adjoining the edge
OF the moon, as shown In the photographs This
Professor Moron has shown. By simple expert
ment, TO be due to nical action IN the photo
graphic process, and not TO come from lunar at
mosphere as was formerly supposed. The following
Is the notice referred to-
ACADEMY OF ScIENCEs.-At the last Al. II. Ste.
Clare DevilAe presented to the Academy the Side
rostat oi the late Leon Foucault. Ihis contrivance
s lar too complicated to admL OF DESCRIPTION mere.
Suice II To say tnat telescopes, whether used as
meridian or para!lacLic INSTRUMENTS are exposed to
dasrce OF naxion injurious To toe precision oi the
ODscrvatiuns; moreover, the astronomer has To
change his poslti0n with the eye-yas5. and cOnse-
quensiy to remain occasionally Ia very lncOn-
venent attitude. The object Foucauit had IN view
In nventng ms sdeostaC was to enable tue observer
neither quit MS place nor to move us instrument.
payer was received from Mr.. IL. Morton On q
curious luminous band perceived on thc photo
graphs 0l SOAR eclipses takel Oh various OCCASIONS
Professor Clas and NJ. ALEXANDER naJ attributed 1
this to the eject Vi very rarled lunar atmosphere,
but n. de la Kue anI the Astronomer Royal nau
sdered tt q simple secondary effect. Mr.. Morton
has endeavored 70 solve Tie mys.ery BY TRANSFORMS
ln9 pno.ograpn oI the sun, taken instant after
the nrst contact, mo crescent, Uy pasting circu-
lar piece OF Udrx paper upon 1t, has la:tltiOuS
Image was then exposed to the camera, ana copy
Was VDtaiueu with exactly the same luminous band
across, Que much stronger. MIR. Morton hence con
Guides That thIs appearance Is caused Ny chemical
action Oi the uninpicssOned nilrate oI silver cor
responding co the dark linlD 0 the moon. ani tuut
" does nJC Ov Any means repte5clt unv cele stfal
Phenomenon. III. Truau senG IN communication
ON process or nis 1or instansaneously hghtn. and
cxilGgulsillg the GAS lisnt3 IN large town by
meaas OF eectfc.y No description VI Lne principle
Is glveu.
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The value or the iO3 lots OF property delivered to
owners and Claimants durias the year was SiOo. 49,
the highest amount beng reached In the mcntn Of
July, S252. 756. and the lowest III November 1865
$s,9l3. Besides these items Of recovered articles
there was returned 10 the owners auu Claimants DY
detectives and members Of the squad property
of the value OF ST. 143 7O6 during the twelve months
making the total value of property restored By tne
police 81, 9os. The sale OF unclaimed arIicles
yielded bus trine the realized the year.
over and above expenses being but s4,o.6.
THE BOARD or POLICE SURGEONS
This report states that curing the year LII cand
dates Tor appointments on tho force were examined
or wnom ony $50 provei sound and qualined to sus.
tain the labOrs and exposure incident to patrol
mans life; 522 were rejected as unit for various
reasons. Under tho rule II an applicant pass the
medical examination anu Is not appolnted within
thirty days thereafter he must be re-examned IS to
whether he mad not contracted disease Ill the mean
O second time, p OF whom 1aIed disease having de-
veloped since their first cxamnatlon; ~ cases we. @
rejected by the committee " three surgeons, tnc
Board granted an examination by the iui Board OF
Surgeons, at which ~ passed and 43 were AGAIN re-
jecteu.
on account OF sickness the police lost 22 ,si days
OF service, 3,Sy1 days less tnan the year before.
although the whole number OF the force averaged 81
men more The ttne lost by each sick nal averaged
sl0 days. There were In all 90j cases OF slcKness
IN the lorce aud 81 deaths, being u death rae Of
1.26s per cent The surgeons give detailed lis. OF
the diseases TO which the men on the iorce were
OF rheumatism, go OF hillary Diseases 26i Of
darrnea, 2oJ of influenza and catarrh 2O3, brou-
chitls &c. indigestion H. throat diseases Ill occurred
only cases OF .'0ld age" 16 OF hGmoptyss, ~ or
puon, 20 Of pneumonia are recorded, showing
almost cOncuslvey that IN large majority OF cases
the diseases oi policemen are incidental to the mode
or life and effects Of exposure, and that the gen.
era status OF their health il far above The 0runary
experience.
fhesBoald OF Surgeons recommended that lodging
accommodations lor the poor and destitute Oe pro-
vided in buildings entirely disconnected with station
houses, not only tor the greater benefit aud 10
amelIorate the condition oi those VINO apply for
TEN porury shelt but also on account OF SANITARY
reasons Tor The Ice IOrce.
SANITARY SQUAD.
The report o Iptain Lord, OF tue Sanitary Com
pany, ~ one the most interesting ol TIE many
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EHE RECENT EARTHQUAKE on THE PACIFIC
SLOrE.


California papers OF December os say:-Snocks OF
earthquakes were felt Yesterday morning again In
various places. among them Marysvile, Sacramento
between two and three O'Clock in the morning and
spatchcs are given:-
MARYsvILLE. Dec. 27. 1869.
Another shock OF earthquake was experienced IN
this city at two O'Clock tnls morning, which was
more severe than that occurring last evening Doors
and windows ratified sufficiently loud to awake peo
pie NO damage cone.
VIRGINIA Dec. 81, 1892.
Al the Mariposa Mil last nignt they counted
twcnty-six distinct Shocks steam perceptlby IN
creasing each shock. The wafer In the Cole Tunnel
Mining Company has Increased thirteen inches. At
Steamboat Springs the water forced up through
the earth TO the height or twenty-five ieet Tnis
evening, about SIX 7. A., we experienced another
slight snock. majority OF our inhabitants are ap
prcnenstve OF more sn0cks tonight.
VIRGINIA Dec. q, 1 s63.
There were upwards OF a dozen different SHOCKS OF
earthquake here last n,glt, commencing about six
I. ~, aud lasting Till near daylight TINS morning.
Many OF our citizens remained up all night through
fear. Several hre.waiis were topped down. and the
track. some or the plasterin2 Ia the Entel'priS6
building was shaken down ami type pied.
GENOA, New, Dec. 81, 1869.
A Ashock OF earthquake was felt here at twenty-five
minutes past six O'Clock lasting about six seconds.
the sensation experienced WAS OF o rotary motion
iroa soasa toward the nortn, vibrating BIRD cages
10 aud ito IN that direction. There was also another
or equal or greater force felt about two O'Clock
morning shaking the stone underplnnng OF Robert
Lyons Iwesuy mousse, causing lt IN one place TO
ported.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. n. 1859.
Another earthquake shock occurred at ten min
utes past two TINS noruing, and lwo otners are re-
ported as having been lalt between tina, time aud
woo clock this morning. Piastering was cracked
clocks Indicate nearly the exact nlnute Of iLs oc.
currence.
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THE METROPOLITAN REWARD FUND.

The total receipts OF FUND $50 d56. which,
deducting expenses W the extent OF So67. lett
s2y9oy deposited IN tue Bowling Green savings
Bank. TINS fund also possesses $4,000 Ia i've
twenty United states bonds. The treasurer IN his
report does not state whether this sum bonds "
calculated at par or with the pre- mum added.
THE POLICE LIFE INSURANCE FUND.
Out OF this fund there are now supported SO
expenditures for last year x45,571 and tho
ceipts $751; 49, leaving balance TO he capitalized OF
$8,357. The fund owns stocks and bonds ~ the
amount OF 416l, 767.
The Board IN their report suggest to the Leglsla-
ture the policy Of providing tor retiring fund Tor
disabled aud incompetent members. as IN thai case
they could paced on half pay, have iheir places
1,ed with healthy men and VI ls contribute " the
greater efficiency OF the force
AHRE sTs IN NEW YORK CITY.
The total number oi arrests ID this city Tor the
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

Among the lens OF expenditure In the account
with the comptroller election expenses ngure win
$ili, 49, the house or Detention again looms up
VITA $7,35z gas and hight with s3,529; alterations,
fitting up und repairs OF station houses COST 3l6053,
DC
The disbursements Ia Richmond county amounted
to $53, 33i and the receipt; from the County Trea-
sdrcr to ony $4,000, leaving tho county in debt 20
tle BOaru s3o,v25
The receipts of the Special Police Fund werc
Ssols0, ano the payments s7,,JSl, leaving balance
Of $l.l95
West farms paid In sl6,4oi. aud cost for police
service SIS rs, leavIlg baance In its favor of
xJ,105
Brooklyn cost the Board for police duty the sum OF
S5s6U0o and paid for II S6l2 7y9, keeping bu ancc
on the right hand side OF SIC, 100.
lOnkers paid S2l 49,, aud received IN dlsbursc-
ments for the police service $50 641. leaving Daancc
over vi S4l33
The following license fees and penalties were re-
ceived from the towns hereafter named Ia kDgs aud
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LsRA1LITE MlSCECEyAiIOY.
Marriage With Christian md lInrdcr-A
".icipious ssacrifice.,,

Marriage With Christian md lIurdor-A
".iciigious SacriGce.o
An Irish journal has the following correspondence
from Iallcia:-
Five Jews, named Moses Schneider, Mayer Brec1er,
Abraham Moses schneider, Jossph Landau, AMI
Noses ieldmaHn have just Occn trel for Tue murder
Oh Aoraian Ie.daln, son OF the latter &C IatnapUi,
In oaiica. IL appears thaL the deceased had maze
an oler VI marriage 10 Christian gri aud that sue
mad accepted MN Oh his promising to become a
CHRISTIAN also. lLiving heard oI t0is prouiisc the
accused men assembled IN the house OF Moses ielu-
mann, anu warmly vi braided young Ieldnann Tor
ms apostacy lhe latter, however, remaiued,Ubsii.
nate, anu during the aivcrcatiOn the faJngr threw u
sing rupe round his neck aud pulled " It, assised
Nv tne other men, untiI his was stra ~ .ed.
HanDah Tedmann the mother OF the deceased who
was absent at tao time, showed mucn Hriei ut the
death OF her SON, but was soon paclied bv ner hus-
band representing the muruer as RELIGIOUS sacri-
lice ana passed tue rest OF the evening with nlm IN
prayer.
lne case was clearly proved against the defend
ants.
: Moses Teldmann and Mayer Brecher were SEN
fenced 10 be hanged anu the other three 10 teu
years iulprsonnleht. wltn hard laDOr.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JANUARY ls7dTRlpLE SHEET

documents accompanying this years report o. inc
pohe lIuarL. IL c0ntal5 tue nuhneI W sseT ~
uo.lers exam ned and tested hsdrosticsuI nan, so
nr nber Of appl cA0ts for certlncA cs W eiso's
10 lake charge VI steam Dnlcrs. the nupef "i as-
ners w the lcirlcs auu many otnsr itclns - exs
ceeJ n.y us.. ~ inGOrlau.iVJ.
Six n,ei ace sstslesi constantly a, inspcctors OF
s.caa 70 IeIs. tlev s1ye " yIt cye.y place wiere
fucL boiers are ke u Is, often ume permits anu
10 teal A.em Enthusiastically Ut least once soS'.
Jhere officers avc I'M. ecteu d.rux the c,sr ehasu4
wto inc oASL vi 0clooer iLst ~ iess liah oooo po'
ers aLu ..v30 were D. drostuticav tested VI the .
~ were wholly condemned and ordered u o. ie-
Lioved, wAcn y, der Was coipi.et wan IN eVery ~
stance; las uuiers we're lUund Detective uAu tnslS
pictc rcpmir 0. ucrc1 wnlc1 WA also dohc iJJ
were iOuld slightly oaG OF Order, as leasing Slieee .
cOchs and tile iiAe, aisd their owners also cohrh1o
wiln the oraers xlven tJi tsielr repair
Eighl hundred .nd thrty-nye appIicants Tor cngl-
rcrIs certificates we're eXaninec, ana TINS exniiaa-
ton must nave been somewhat risid, since on'y 49,
passed the Uraesii ANA received certificates, Sol
beng rejected ~ NOT euAliueu fOc the posl.vh.
THE FERRIES.
The SANITARY COmuIiLtes q 80 make report OF tn3
nualber VI PASSENGERS oa the severAi ferries TO Lons
Island aud Jc.-sev during lio year up u NOvenper
i, lsB The iolOwIig rs the report IA gross ioavh2
out the monthly doas ~ xlvsA IA tao oulcia s.Ais
ueuL lap.ulu Lord
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The HI chest number OF arrests In anv one year or
the Ten 1884, vz:-l03 2d3; the lowest Ia lo0i

Tue III ItHeSL Uu1UeT VI uIIcsVo III uHV VhlO ycuH "
the Ten III 1851, vA-l03 26J; the lowest Ia lo0i
vZ.:-Gt,57l.
THE POLICE BOARD SHEER AT THE ARMY.
The Loard reIer to the fact that The lowest num-
ber OF arres was In 1874 when our armies III The
field were larges-. and the highest number IN 1866,
wnen these armies mad all been disbnnded sleer-
ilgLy IpsInnati that wheL most OF our criminals
In the army We had fewef arrests Ia New lOlk
tnan aitl they had returned again.
AsKnsTs UNDER TIE ENClsE Law.
Again the Board put in a lance FIR the Excise law,
clalning wat arrests Tor drunkenness had 0e-
creased un Ter the Sun ia3 au5e, which 1t tseems
i5 tne only part o. the law they nave nnv hopes OI
saving. lhe 80 lrd fura oh the following tlu.e OF
arrests Ior DRUNKENNESS Oh tho Sundays anl Tues
dI, Is uf the last three years.
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year wns 7aos4 Of whom 81. ~ wcro nsaios ana
2i,s3s fcmales. The following com m1aratlve tao'es
viii prOyc both nter53Ilux and InSsrucilvQts

The nrst above seems to prove that the martase
state does not breed ~ mucn crime ~ busIo
DlcSsedless and tho last. contrary the prevaient
iIca might snow tnat education does mol decrease
nnUralitv uni crime, iOr Eeary sixsevcn rs ol ~!
write. Among the persons arrested were ~ physl.
23 United States Olllcers, VI city 0mcers. oo
druygisis. ~ policemen " editors. 43 reporters,
- telegraph operators. 22j brokers, and IN fact inc
list contains a the several Lrancnes of trade indu+
try aid professional lie. down TO 5,74 prostitutes
AMI II AZ with no occupation" Whatever.
ARRESTS IN BRoOSLYN.
Eighteen thousand seven hunlrei ara thirty
arrests were made IN the Ctts of Churches durn1
the year, OF wnOn IL 3.. were males ana ~
females. The distribution OF age among these
prisoners appears In tns report IN inc i0ilowin9
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METROPOLITAN POLICE.
ANNUAL REPORT TO THE LEGISLATURE.
The Finances OF the DoarG-The House OF
De.eptioH-inser- Urban Travcl-Tho
Hcrries-The Sanitary Company
Classification OF Arrests
Instructive Statistics -
Pauper Lodgers.

The Board Of Metropolitan Police Commissioners
having 1Msnol their an.ual report, GOVERN. the
period Of one year, from the lst day Of November
1893, to the SON day az October, 1882, haye Tor.
wardcd IL t. the Governor Of the State by him % be
voluminous document and contains great deal VI
statistical information deliberately set forth In
reports OF subordinate bureaus OF the Board, which
are malnly rccaptuated IN the report OF the Board,
signed ny Joseph s. Bosworth the President with
some suggestions supcrlidci. referring to improved
LEGISLATION. The report opens with o refcreace 10
the change IN the composition Of the Board by the
election OF Mr.. Henry Smith In place OF Mr. Thomas
c. Acton, resigned ana that the 10Th OF May,
1862 Mr. Joseph S. Bosw)rth was elected President
OF the Board, anl on the 5tn OF June following Mr.
Henry Smith was chosen Treasurer.
REPAIRS OF STATION HOUSES.
The station houses AMI prisons for the Third,
FtItn and iwenticta precincts have been repaired
and enlarged. stant!al new buildings were
erected Oh West Thircth street, and also tor the uss
or the rhirty-hrst prec,nct Oh ives. loitn street,
between Ninth an1 Tcat1 avenues. In these Dui d.
ings regard ha, been had tn future as well as to
present wants, and to atlo the police specil
iorts ana with due appreciation 0f sanitary con.
ditions. In the Eeventh. Fourteenth, Twentv-third
and Twentv-cishth precincts better accOpmoda.
lions arc very much needed. No new baildines
could be erected, as the lot of one OF them IS too
small and the others are ouly held under leases
winch Will ex pre- In 1870 ana 1871.
INSUPFIcIRSCY OF THE FORCE.
The Board enumeratc tho whole force In thAr
employ as fOli0ws-
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ROME AND EGYPT.
Paris Fashions in the P0pal
Council.

Church, Cathedral and Dnsllicl Costume
From the Land Of Pharaoh 10 the Shrine
ofSt. Petrr-MademO.selle Impcrla
end Chat by the Way-ToEbs
Of the Time Of SaEd.n, but
Inscriptions Of the
Present Day.