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for the ituung folks.
CHcie Peters ErcdIit.
EY AUNT ROSIE.


tor tea; while on the table stood a pan OF
nice, light biscuit, ready to bake when
they came ont.
"Now," said she to herself, Il musI
took mp the boys, and then run upstairs
and change my dress" Size went to the
kitchen-door. and called, il a clear, me
Iodious voire, .'E-d-d-i-c. C-h-a-r-l-i-e :"
Then -he listened; but >ho heard moth
iE- save the humming and droninlL
OF the flies in the sunshine, the deep
cluokinS Of the old hen to her brood,
the sharp, wily ''peepn@' OF the
little chicks in answer, and the plaintive,
inrr-sani blcatIng OF the sheep and lambs
un the hillside. These sounds OF lower
lir, unmjn.lti with human voices, made
her icci lionel y-thcy seemed 50 dreamy
and unreal. - ,he stepped out into the
!i!tic 2ar,j,n, and. deity putting aside
the wh.tr clothes which hung on the
.ine-, eha pps~el through, and called
again. Now she heard voices coming
from the barn but they We're angry 70,
c'>. She soon reached the door and
nprrci it. and there stood Charlie. with
i"I.''l III MS anu laHiiih@ eyes, LOOKING
defiance at Eddie, Willie the remains OF
- windmill lay scattered 4: his feet Il
think va are ju~t a mean a. You can
be-, sad Eddie, a. hlN mother entered.
wv Ia' IS the matter, boys she >ald.
is tins the way Tor brothers to act
NO. Mother" said Charlie; ''but Ed
die doe torment and t;mia'lze me -"
when l am hu-Y tha' | c.'"I stand IT.
"Moihcr' ,ald f-i"Ic' 'CIhr'.r Is "''f"l
>'IiI-h' '-hei INN 10 Tx my windmill
l"r me- an" White lie was WORKING on II
ne W"nldh let me Jay Il hn@'F on II or
touch any "I my iii!g-' i"ch ne g"I
mad at me, "a" ihr'" It down ,I''r' a"d
broke II all 10 m're~. Il" fink he j.
real mean. "Oh. ChulIc.' e''Id HI
mother, Turning t" him. "lou crrt"in-
" can't think 1t = r2ht t" act 80 2
40. Mother. | suppose II I-nt he re-
p.Ied but E'idI- l. 4 real torment T."
m'. besides. lie does roi tel! AL 'he truth
about 1t Wa mrklu@ a box i"r my
m"l> an screws. and was very busy.
il' wH~ iu-~inG "''r hl- windmill, and
hr brg-cd ana ie"zru me t"tiN the wheel ::
50 put away my tnng-, and tried to do
it for him a> nee ~ | could. But he
wouldn't Get out ot my way, and he got
me all out Of patience: 20 threw it at
him. and told him | wouldn't do anv
more e; it. and then il broke" Mrs.
Browr looked surruwtullv al the hov-
fra moment. and SAID: "Sul,ro>e God
should take one OF you away, how would
all this uuarrr,in. seem to YOU then
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TriGiS OJ q Fitness.


funny paper. we should have taken II a.
genuine complaint OF some unhappy
witness, II i 50 very like the real thing -
Mr.. PunchnelIo: As all people seem
! To come 10 You with their troubles and
grievances, hope you will not refuse To-
listen t. my woes. And whether they
are woes or not, leave you to Judge tor
yourself. At the beginning oi last week
| made my first appearance in any court
room in the character of a witness. III
the case OF Valentine against Orson, H.
which the point in dispute was the own
erShip Of a tract ot laud i'll Wyoming
territory. | knew something i'll regard
to the sale of these lands. and wa~ fully
prepared TO testify To the extent OF my
knowledge in the premises bat Judge Of
my utter surprise and horror, ON being
obliged to 90 through such an ordeal as
the following extracts from my cNamiut-
ton VIII Indicate -
The raur>,l for the plaintiff c,lnmcrc-
ed 10y asking me II! | wa- i married man.
and when | hal answered that was,
he sail: -
l. your Wit Il believer in the princi
I pies OF the woman'- rights party
could not. Tor the life. see what tbs
h'd To- tt" WIN the iAnd IN "y""'l"-'
but answered that WAS happy to -ay
she was mol
The examination th,n proceeded as
follows -
q. You are happy, thrn.'ln Your
ma;rImonat relations y, l'S-ihi"'
remcn h"rn- the "til) reasonably -.
Z. l. your vile pretty y W Il
ne,- rrmrmherIn9 at once 'i- 'Hi" '."
'l- vie presence III ''"i'-Hi4c i pref
" pretty.
q Nhai are her detects \ y
. (Ntnr>N rti"'inb'rI"- only hl> M'iy
prc,cmcc)-l nave never been abb /" d!--
cover them.
&. Do You wcaI flannel y. lr>,
in w.ntc:.
q Can you testify upon lcur oath
riiat you 10 not wear ll;inmcls ia sum
mcr: \, l can,
\. No" hc '"I'lu' III } Cur "'N"''
What do You wear IN the spring and
fall! y II wear my common
cio.hos.
z. With flannel, or without tian"r'
\. Sometimes with, ana Sum"iIm''
without.
q \" c'Asl"n: You must tell iA'
count exactly when yea wear flannel.
and when you do not.
\ series oi questions on this -uljt.''
hrougut out the fact that woe tianu,
when the weather was cold. CT cool
and did not wear it when it WAS mi!h, "l
warm.
q Have you lightning rod on youl
housc y. have.
q How much lid it cost You Il
have il Iut up !. II has not COS
me anything yeti """ tor Ii.
q. Is THAI all youowc for! \ Ne
I have other debts.
q. Have You any money with yoi
now \. | have.
; q. How much y. tC'nn,ln:
p contents OF portmomalcD N'Xty-'w'
cents
q Where did You oct that y
r (Wiih cmbarra-smentD borrowed it
q. N,rc You present when defend
@ ant first offered his land for sale TO tn
pIaln;ih
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p. JoHNsBuRY VTJ FILE WORKS

tE-TAELIsHFp iS6u.)
All .ild e Firs and Easps Re-cut
...'. u!l-E. ~ 7. Fairbanks Co., ST. q ohhs
..'. Nt n ID. VI. NJ. {. 4 +. r. r., Lyn
=. l.. Htvi-, isq, NJ. NJ, K. & Il. X. L., Rut
b. -.iYu t.t.. -eale Co., Gage, Porter Co.
o. u. y H. send for a cirrular.
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= So cap,ain, invited 10 meet the
committee OF u society Tor the eyangeli-
zatIom Of Africa, when asked ''Do the
subjects Of King Dahomey keep Sunday ?"
replied Yes and every thing else they
can lay their hands on
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The salt monop-lists Of Syracuse, \.
Y, are 50 thoroughly determined to
keep the business in their own hands
tha. they have sent an agent to Pales
tine with Instructions to buy Lots wife
at any price,
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HARRINGTON. SONS & CO.,

Nj SIC ROOMS.
.. b.. g. Street, an ] Eastern Avenue.St. Johnsbury
-' -Et large sssoItment of lIANos, CABI>ET
-HfErr NU~I". and INETEUCTIoS Books, and
- =. uoous,
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II .cS GirdLCN ON Nicc.

ID. Is. WIrr of l.acun. ILL.,. writes IL
follows to the Western Farmer: "Every
winter and -prn4 we see numerous in
quirics in the Horticultural press OF the
country. inqnlrug "how to prevent trees
heinz girdlcd 10y nice ;" and :" how to
save them after they are .irllcd -
To the first question the editors u>u-
ally Give the -tcrcotyprd answer: ''Clcar
the litter away from the stem of the tree
and make a smooth mound OF earth
around il = and a. an answer Ia the Sec
ond ''Prrpare and insert >cinnS he
meath the bark above and below the
wounds 80 aS to form new connection.
Now for my practicr,-l call it minc
for the reason that | had never heard OF
it until put it in practice. Look over
Your trees the first thawiug day after
each snow, and if any yecs are found
girdiel or injured. proceed at once tu
bank snow around the tGce, trampln" II
down hard, il the ground i ir"Z'n II
not, bank eoII around it, say six inches
above the highest point injured. 1t it Is
frozen, use snow and replace it with soil
rs soon ~ pos>iblc-if you can, Drtnr,
the snow la, melted - as to expose the
| wounds.
You need pay no more attention tc
the tree until from the first to the middl,
of the Septcmber following, leaving tn,
mound intact until that time. The
mound should b, taken away then, and
the Wounds will be found 10 be entirely
rcbarkcd over.
SO confident am rthat this remedy Is
perfect. that | would he perfectly willin.
anl happy To have an army of mice TAX
al the bark from my orchard OF 200,
trees both old and young, within ttril
reach, standing flat footed on the gr, und
TO" the small sum OF 10 cents per tree,
Rabbits sometimes injure trees so higI
upon the trunks a. to be inconvcnient /,
earth up above the wound. IN appli
cation # >hcllac varui>h applied to !
and lhat covered with cloth b.udagc, wi.
prevent al injury.
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Manufacturer OF
AR IEON, BRASS AND COPPER WARES,
.... in STOVES, Hollow Ware, Yankee No.
. r'c., Railroad street, It. Johasbury. VT.
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Just a Il traveller wa- wr,tlu- ms
name IL the I,@,stcr OF Z L,avcnNorti
hotel, bcdbug took lis way across the
page The man paused and remarked 3:
Give been bled by 81. Joe feaS, bitten
by Kansas city spiders, and interviewed
10y Fort Scott gray-hacks, but I'll be
blowed if | was ever III place before
where the bcdbug- looked over the regis
;er to lind out where your room was
And he sadly gathered up Lis bag2ag
and departed in search OF a house where
the bugs were less highly educated
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. r 1 ARD

g. Hp<I NENTS, TABLETS, HEAD
STONES. E.>DEEPI\I\G,
.t- It trrtnit" Work, Carving and Lettering
...... .- yell 80 can he done in Bottom.
..-. -l.rrT 81. JoHNsBUEY, VI.
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-. ,,r GENTS DINING ROOMS
. -. .u.,'ri o-.,c Court Iicu-c square,
NIENnST.
n. j. PIKE,
\:Ip i / { T . y Z l. L,
- I.tr-l..t,- Y.
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/ & A Il A & Y E Y

Manufacturer nd Dealer IL
.-l!.-T~ aud Ei EREf,~. a!zo LEATHEE.
ll\pi\GS, ETC.
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..ElN> AND CpUNSELLOES AT LAW
,>u -nLl,IruE- ~ CuA>CERY.
--.' IT. ,lohnshury
.... . N... a. NJ. pITkEY.
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NauuilCturur OF
.'.tt'.. L<II| IE.WAEDEORES, DESk~ ~
..... ..' H.dlo,k's Village ~. ,jOhnstury, VI.
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WIN. W. CIRCUIT
lANlEL O. WOODRUFF.

CLAIM AGENT,
.....u-F4 N>p COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
o. rt.u Vermont.
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]. =. sins q OOTN,
10 I = \ y u i IL y > l .
b. l.AlHr- - rAINT-. osIs AND NAlNI~iIE~.
i. L.. ~. IT. .I,hnsbury, VT. dcrl,"3, '
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g. H. |. GOODS. GEuC EI;IE>, FLOUR.
H\l-Ip\~ lANKEE NOTIONS. DC.
81. JnI~-W EN. NEEHn~I
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N. NJ. JOHNSON
r. GALLAGHER,

.LNlTE y GENERAL DRY GOODS,
iruN~nN's bL",k,
.. -...'. =. .oLnshuTv, VI
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LDEN & MAY, LAWYERS
DR.. r. W. WARNER,

..i. lick, Corner Nlin Suc.t, and Ea-teIn
Avenue. -. ,lohn-hury. VI.
.r...F~. ELISHA MAY,
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ROSS 4 SMITH
W. N. LEARNED,
& COkES

. ,,.u. isIkcu & Coz - -rEEIDE FLOI l.,
il,I.At B,prt. -. john bury. "
The New York herald., 1870-07-21
paY GOODS CLesKS' ASSOCIATION

The regular meeting Of the Dry Goods CLERKS Early
Closing Association was held last evening at Plymp-
ton Hall, Mr. H. ]. Sweatzel In the chair. The re-
ports Of the various standing committees were
adopted with the exception OF that relating to stores
situated In lower Grand street. the chairman stating
that several stores ia that locality were kept open till
q late hour Mr. Louvre offered the following
amendment TO the constitution. which was submitted
for approval:-"No APPROXIMATION OF moneys shall
be made for any purpose except for the legitimate
Workings of the association unless II be In writing
and the same read by the recording secretary at the
regular meeting Of the association previous to action
being taken thereon"
Mr.. Hornidge did not think that much behent
would arise from the adoption OF that amendment
because 1t would retard the prompt payment OF
relief due to members and others entitled thereto
If one OF their number died his widow or survivors
would have to wait many weeks before reliet would
be afforded them. He would therefore suggest that
the following words be added:-"The death OF q
member be excepted"
The meeting then adjourned.
meeting Of female dry goods clerks and the men,
bers OF this association Will be held this evening
for the purpose Of forming association to act IN
conjunction with the male clerks
The New York herald., 1870-07-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKHT.-LoNDoN, July 2o-ll 30 A.
MConsols openei s9X money tho account.
American securities fat and nominal United States ave
twenty bonds 1884, 60 1885, old 1857 7ok fories,
7s Stocks nat apd n9miual Erie fSlway shsres Is; ILL.,
LospoS MoNHx MAaKET-LoNDoS,J July 10 go P.M:-
securitiss ss closed Sa nvetwsny Rqsaa q ls SC4 a.
"a Ise: o;n,s.l " Is iSs: S.AsS vow. ~ i 4
s sos;hs s due to nc sr0.tsr rop cd Gksnss
S:,s ss nssssss:.s.ss ]. .ny So: SSs money
y Rs. cent co5SSs Rzxx,-IIyiSss5S7 July ~
II 80 M-Tne cotton market open6d but nos uot:
bly, higher Middling uplands, $40 piddhg Orleans ~
The sales OF the day are estimated 1t 6O00 bales. "
y HAvRE CoTToN MARKRT.-HAr1E, July 2.-Cotop
quiet spot and anoa Tres Orilnre ipot xf
'LOA DON PRoDUQE MARKKT-L0NboN, July IG-Lin-
seed h.aa Petroleum closed dull At L. Cd Tsnow z5s
n. pLtvxnpoos Provisions MAnKxr.-LrvfnP6oI. Juy
soP arm pork nrmer' but not quotsOly higher
0II InsrnPooL BiAS SDsrurrs MAnKsr-Inysxpocu, July
40 p: MBreads:es closed firm Wheat l2s for Cal
fornia whie los I'd. 10s. 3D. for No. red Western Hs
Id. lis. 3D. for white Turpentinc 806. A
nrmer but gaoisbiy higher Middlns Gpsnds sas. %;
middng Orleans 9d The sales Of the day foot GOO0
bales, including 900 for speculation pnd export, -,
PETsoLEyn hARkET-AsrwERP, july 2o-Pesro'eum
The New York herald., 1870-07-21


1-Advertisements.
2-AdvertisementA
acknowledgements.
4-Editorials Leading Article on the War Situation
In Europe; the French Across the Rhine-Tee-
graphic Eews-New York City News-C0mpli-
ment to Commissioner Manierre- Dangerous
Shooting Accdent-Deadly Arrays In VIII
lamsburg-Amusement Announcements.
S-The War: The French Army-Its Force. Com
mands and Position; France at War With
Prussia '.And Her Aliles;i No Battle Yester-
day; King williams Speech to Parlia.
ment; Bismarck's Feeling in the Crisis
Italy, Switzerland and Turkey Armug; Bona
partist Demonstration In lreand-News from
Second Heated Term-PersOnal N0tes-Busi-
ness Notices.
6-South America, Death OF q Prominent
Brazilian Observation-Disclosures Saratoga
81 Races; Last Day OF the Summer Meet.
aing-Prospect Park Races Educational
Afairs-SchoOl Observation-Disclosures Ex-
traordinary-Mayor's Ofice-Musical and
Theatrical-DshoneSt Hackmen-General
Grants Recreation: The President and His
Family to Leave Washington To-Day for
Long Branch-Aquatic-1he New Cotton
Exchange-Poisoning Case In Jersey City-The
Police Board.
y-New YORK Courts-The Buckley Homlclde-west.
chester Politicians Waking Up-Financial and
''biking'' the Poce-RevOlting Outrage
Marriages and Deaths
B-Suicide OF the French Minister: M. Provost Para
dol Shoots Himself Through the Heart at WASH
ingtOn; The Act a Premeditated one but no
Cause Assigned; Particulars Of the Tragedy;
Inquest Over the BOdy-Shippng Intelligence
advertisements.
The New York herald., 1870-07-21

WALL srREEf sPEov1ATros AND THE WAR
NEws-As foreseen by the shrewder ananciers
of Wall street, the 'bulls" in gold s.e likely to
encounter in more active money an obstacle
which threatens to rob their speculation Of
much Of its profits. 1t is impossible that
capital all over the world shall remain undis-
turbed by the great commotion in Europe.
The spectators who are running up gold in
the face Of the normal influences Of ooar sound
national credit are beginning to find that in
buying hundred dollars with one dollar the
interest on the former will soon absorb their
diminutive margins. War with Europe means
activity in every workshop and on every corn
and cotton field. Such activity will drain Wall
street Of the funds which the spectators are
now using. et s3
The New York herald., 1870-07-21
COMPLIMENT TO COMMISSIONER MAHlsaas.

meeting Of the friends Of Police Commissioner
Manterre was called last evening at the rooms Of
the Republican Central Committee, in Broadway,
corner Of Twenty second street. Their object was
to adopt measures for escOrting him to Sandy Hook
when he leaves ior Europe, on Saturday, the 30th
inst
James L. Hasty was chosen chairman and Robert
Brown secretary, and after great deal OF talking
and what seemed to promise an intermnable discus
sion OF the best plan OF operations to pursue
the names OF those present were presented, and
with them subscriptions to the amount of $425. IL
Is expected that money sent in from friends OF the
Commissioner, who were unable to attend the meet.
ing, VIII swell the amount to $1,000. A committee
was appointed TO secure steamer Tor the occasion
which committee Will report at another meeting 10
be held on Tuesday evening next.
The affair promises to be most recherche one.
The New York herald., 1870-07-21
NORTH CAROLINA.


The Military Troubles in Alamance County
Nearly Two Hundred Citizens Arrested
Without PrOceas Of Law.
RALEIGH, July 20, 1870.
The habeas corpus case Of the citizens arrested by
Colonel Kirk, In Alamance, continued before the
Chief Justice to-day and will be argued tomorrow,
when it Is expected the argument will close.
Later advices from Caswell county state that $50
to 200 citizens were kept In the Court House from
one O'Clock r. NJ. until ive p M. w. D. Bowe, one
OF those arrested, demanded to know why be was
arrested without warrant, when he was knocked
down ana dragged on Another prisoner, Mr.. vii.
ley, was plUuyhng IN his field when arrested. He
refused to 20 with them without warrant when he
was knocked down, put on his own horse with
his feet tied under the h0rse's belly, his hand tied
behind his back and carried to the court Ladies
have been insulted, and, with their children, are
nylng TO Virginia for protection. Among other
arrivals OF troops here last night was company 0l
negroes, commanded by negro officers. Both par
ties are denouncing the outrage AZ unlawful, des'
potic aud unnecessary.
The New York herald., 1870-07-21
VIRGINIA.

The Late Municipal Election In Richmond
Invalid-N0rth Carolina Refugees Mt Dan.
vile.
RICHMOND, July 20 1870.
Judge Guigon this morning decided that the viola.
ton OF the Election law In one ward OF the city
vitated the late municipal election aad another cleo
ton must be held.
A telegram from Danvie. Va, says large mum
ber of citizens Of Caswel county, N. O., have 1ed to
that place for safety from Colonel Kirk and tine
North Carolina State troops.
u. F. Lindsay, who was shot for the seduction Of
MS wtle's sister by Captain w. +. Hayward her
father, at Chester, yesterday, died this morning.
The New York herald., 1870-07-21

SOME SIGNS FOR FRANCE.-Frankfort does
not like the war-it is not war that the
people need care for, but quarrel Of kings.
Frankfort sees afar off the danger that there
will be no Germany but what can live under
the Prussian heel, and this thought expanded
in Germany will not help the Prussian cause.
Prussia sees reason also to suspect distin-
guished Hanoverians of French proclivities,
so that all the bitter spirit with which Hano-
yer met her fate is apparently not dead.
The New York herald., 1870-07-21

LIZ the accounts from North Carolina are
true that State is suffering more from the
State militia than she did at any time during
the war. 1t seems hardly credible that such
State when peace is general throughout the
country, and we feel inclined to take the
report with considerable grain of allowance.
Should the accounts be true, however, the
interference of the general government is
needed
The New York herald., 1870-07-21
DEADLY MfaAYs IN WILLIAMSBURG.

A difIculty occurred last evening between two
men, named Patrick Eagan and John Henry, on
board the canal boat spauldlng lying at the foot Of
North Sixth street, Williamsburg, when the latter
seized an unknown sharp instrument aud cut the
formers head IN shocking manner, iniioJing eight
ghastly wounds. Henry was arrested.
Bernaru Riley Of 1e6 Lormer street, was severely
cut In the head With lager beer glass in the saloon
1875 broadway, while quarrelling over a game OF
cards. Frederick Finte the proprietor Of the saloon
wEs arrested for the offence and locked up in the
Fonrth street station house last night
The New York herald., 1870-07-21
NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Miscellaneous
Items Of Metropolitan News

The Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund have Il
under consideration to grant the weehawken Ferry
Company whose boats run from the foot OF Forty
second street. a long lease at q nominal rent, on
condition that the company reduce It's rate OF pas
senger fare to one cent.
In the Tomps Police Court yesterday, before JUS
tlce Bowling, James 8. Nixon, Of 127 West Broad
way, was arraigned for stabbing James Woodruff, of
119 West Broadway, inflicting such serious wounds
W00drutfs lie. Held 10 await the result Of the
Injuries. t...
The examination OF Cross Nelson charged With
having in his possession 5000 bond, part Of the
proceeds OF the Morrison bond robbery the particu-
lars of which have already appeared In the HERALD,
was continued before Justice bowling at the Tomos
yesterday and resulted IN Nelson being held for trial
IN default OF $4,000.
DR.. J. u. Harris who has been manifest clerk In
the Mayors Office nearly thirty years, 1t being his
duty to examine and certify 10 the correctness Of
passenger maniests of vessels arriving In this port
from foreign ports, has been removed by the Com.
missioner3 of Emigration and Gustave d. Oardczo
Chief Of the Ordinance Bureau has been appointed
In his place. "V-
On Tuesday evening Coles y. Hardcastle q lad
fifteen years OF age, found In the dock foot Of
Fifth street, East river, Deceased was drowned on
Tuesday evening while bathing. The body was re-
moved to the late residence OF deceased 172 Allen
street. where Coroner Schirmer was notified to hold
an inquest
The funeral Of Mr.. william J. Plccott. the we'll
known sporting editor, took place from his late
residence No. 225 East Twenty eighth street. ycser-
day. at halfpast one O'Clock. The remains were
conveyed to Evergreens Cemetery for interment.
The funeral was attended by large number OF edi-
t9 % G ha 10
by whom he was much beloved.
The New York herald., 1870-07-21
pAHssUous SHOOTING AccI lexr,

Last evening Mr.. Solomon Buchold residing at the
corner Of Third avenue and 12Oth street. acci-
dentally shot himself with pistol, the bullet enter:
ing mis- right breast and penetrating the right
lung, causing wound which, It IL feared, will
result fatally. Buchold was attended by DR.. Neil,
who extracted the ball. BuchOld isa German, forty
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The State Trinls-Sceno in Court.
PARIS, July 90 1870
In the High Court Of Justice yesterday M. Frosuet
advoca' Of the men accused Of conspiracy, moved
that fifteen OF the prisoners be tried separately.
Among the reasons on which he grounded his notion
Que was that these men had nothing to do with the
affair OF the bombs In the course Of his argument
he called Megy one Of the prisoners, Monsieur"
ana was interrupted by the President Of the court
who pointed out that, owing to the grave offence
with which the prisoner was charged, no should not
be thus addressed.
This interference of the Court occasioned scene
between the counsel for inc defence and Pr0cureur
General Grandperret The latter demanded tnat M.
Laufier. one OF the counsel then announced that he
threw up his brief. Other advocates did the same.
and all the counsel for the prisoners withdrew from
the court room.
or the total number of deaths In Paris last week
One-lllth Were from smallpox.