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DEATH OF CORNDTI wENDALL,

SPRINGFIELD, Oct 10. The II on Cornelius
Weudeil, Congressional Printer from 1850 to
1860, and for short time under Johuson's aG
ministratiou, died at the house OF his brother
in-law, at Northampton. Sunday night, aged
81 His remains were taken 10 Washington,
d. c., for inlerment.
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stoves, Carpets. nc, at
prpfrAn

ON Friday, October IA h. at 10 o'clo k A NJ,
Vat salesroom, we shall sell one 81 Z in
green r ~ and Black waipu male 10 OF CT, Ma
hog my, Back Walnut and Painted FuIni,ur Cook,
rloI, Coal and Alright stoves, BIus-el anil lu-
grain Carpets, Han. Wool aud Excelsior Mattress
es. Feather Bets Bedding. Blankets Sc.
oclltd f. o. BAILEY Il CO., Auctoneers.
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EAYzOss'S BAZAAR.
8Y m<NRY TaysOR q CO.,
AT THE BAZAAR & AUCTION ROOMS,
II Il I6 Exchange So, and 3O5 Conf So.

BOSTON BUILT II ,CK-A nice thing, been
used but two cas- h, AMI IN goo! ,unuiLg ider.
Als) Silver Mounted Doube Harness.
LAP OR GARBAGE q pBES-rwentv new LIP
Robe Few very high cost; IA of a BANKRUPT
strk
NEW STYLE TOP BUGGY-Roll up side en-
tirely new tat ern. trimmed aud flushed in b. st
style. will clue CLOTH sold TO close an assignn eut
JiGG GR- or ole morse, Ia good order for imme-
date use
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NOTICE is hereby givan 'ha the ioowin a u sn
IN crbed foods We're seizeG at iu ation of the
d,ys bereInaiter mentioned, for VOCATION vi 'ne
Nav -, $50, on board smr Chase cases 70 .i,'H
Ia, 10y Rr,,n.,y: Ma, 26. on boaid Sou ocean De lie
ovI I,oa.se $3.50 igns, 80 lbs gar; Nay 81,
hoar,i br q "Liz ,re," oos M.asses; June 10, IN
poard Sch "Georsie Sap e." bi Sugar; June II,
on no,r,i Sch skepecc Ann" bags 70 lbsl Cot
fee. June q, on board brig "Ne'e johnso' - 49,
Gig,r,; j ane 50, on board mr. "Chase' 2 bottles
Br INDY. I bottle Wnls>ey; July 2, on bosId Stm'i
g, base" b 'ltes Whiskey, bottle Gin. doz. prs
S,oikings; July II, on DO ri b. Brig NJ. a. Her-
rera,"2 hb ga, 3bags Sus@r; July II. Store
On Congress It., 96 ig rs; aug :, at Saccararpa
$500 Cigais; Aug q. a. Store on Portlan Pier, t0i
los Old Canvass; Sept. (, on BOARD Sch. ~, eau
Bridr 10 rs Cases Brandy ll-12 case Tin
Anv person OF persons claiming the same arc re-
questeL to appear anu make such claim within twtp
~ days from the date hereof; otherwise the SAD
goods will be dis posed OF in with the se''
OF Congress in such cases made and pr nj H.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector,
Portland, Sept %, 1870. diaw3w wa
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HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES.

EVERY SATURDAY, al 10 o'clock.
HENRY TAYi Ok, Auctr.
Consispmenis solicit Correspondents tor Inter-
al Land an Labor Ag-ncv. BIZ mug ham e.
si ht Drafts IN sums 10 suit on all parts OF Europe
ior sale.
EARTa OFFSETS -Agents tor III STATE Of Maine
'Or the celebrated Earth Closets, inventei aui pa
tenteh by Cen. Geo. e. Wareing, Jr.. of Newport,
b.
Also Agents for the French Fire Extinguis her, in
use in most Il the public buildings ami actnies in
New L, gland octl1du
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Sch Friendship JORDAN, from Bangor for Salem
with bark. capslzed IN the tav 7th int and dIifted
ashore on the cate ly side Of Misery Island, below
Salem Crew saved. Vessel aud cargo are total
loss
Barque j Bradley. Bradley, at New York from
Dublin, repors strong Sw and NV gales to tb
ifanks. and lost aud spit sails; Sept g lat II, ION
1924. encountered a hurricane rom SW to NV, dur
ing which shipped heavy and lost and split
sails,
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M A r K l e ID j.

M A b R / Z D
In Lewiston, Sept. %. by Rev. DIR. Balkan. kew.
John ). Blu finch, of Freeport and Miss Emeline d.
Thur'ow, Of L.
In Poland, Sept. 26, Henry Andrews Of Chicopee,
and George X. Mills, of Poland
In W,scasset. Oct l, VIM. Hodgdon, OF Westport,
and Huldah Blackman. OF w.
In Harrington, Sept. &c, Coward H. Watson, OF
terviile
In Portsmouth, Oct 6, Geo B Harding, OF Cor
ham, and Miss Eta Lowe, Of Scarboro.
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"To young man or any one DESTROYS of 60
ing into Newspaper or job Pointing business,
a rare chance is offered in our advertising col
umns"
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L e D

In this city OFT. Q, Mrs. Jane, wife OF John Libby,
aged To years 10 months DAYS
iruneTal this Tuesday afternoon. at o'clock, at
No Heath street.
In this city. Oct. 8, Charles II. oil the late VIM.
H. jordan, aged - wears 1, months.
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon at Ia O'Clock at
his late residence. on street.
In Bath. Oct. 7, William P Craig, aged IS years
months
In Livermore Fails, Oct. 4, Mr.. Nsphtali Coffin,
aged o. years
In st JOsep' S. Mich, Sept 10, Mrs. Anna Norton,
vile on Elbriu2e g. Coffin, aged S. years.
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nestics, cases yelIo~ metal. plates iron. car
rage, wagon, horses, COW. crates crockery 100
bxs cheese Is bbls -four $50 pkgs Princes Express,
10 do to Swetts Express, 10J do toorder For Cana
ga and up country, 20 bills paste board, III extract
barrels, carriage 100 Holsters, bales durk, ~
doz bro ms Ii legs rives, beam warps. 3coils lead
pipe. 70 d pals, 525 dry hides, 20 bales wool 3
crates leather. ! blower, 20 bales buffalo hides 50
eases 'ubs 10 bales cotton lorgans 100 pkgs TO ORDER
STEAMER DIRTGO. New YORK-2 bales cotton. SO
90 wool % do rags II do broom corn 12 rolls 'cath-
er 40 bdls steel, 81 do iron $50 40 paper 100 do
NOES 20 rolls puer, Al bags NUS. 56 X g lead, IL
Lead 25 kegs soda 26l do nails $50 bxs raisns
a.o 10 cheese. 100 do tin, GO 10 tobo. &C do starch
81 10 gum so do medicine, 120 bbls -four, 10 do glass
ware do sweet potatoes. 80 do salt et,e, ~ do OIL
~ crates ru 10 sets wheels 55 chests tea, 2i2 txs
CLOCKS head lgh 6 lids tobacco 2S do m0Iasses,
piano, 200 pkgs snndries.
1kAND TsuNK R.ILwAy-199c cans milk. "a cars
lumber, 10 boxes. do old rails do barley, 2 o
D,an 10 slabs, 45 IBIS hlzkey, 1877 bids paper,
rars Sundies 1850 bills -four. For shipment east 200
oois hour, car paper, do sundres
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILROAD-29 bxs axes
z cars barrels, do hoops, do urniture, csses oil
CT th car hay, "A bags waste, 10 bb Id on bbis
tiloW 81 do 'ples 10 do plugs, 3D. pelts CA gs
merchandise. 20 cars freight f,r Bos on.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILWAY - 90 bills flour, les
Gu es ~ bales, u barrels, IL pkgs Eiture, 36 hxs
axes IA do eggs 12G si'iss leather. 425 bush barley
oo1 DaSs SpO)ls 70 do waste, 80 pkgs sundres,
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Administrators SAFE.

DY virtue o., license from the Hon. JOIN A.
ID Waterman. Jude OF Probae, within and or
the oanty OF Cumberland shall S, ii at pub ic
home. real OF the lat Ca en- Losetr I'd. lues lay,
Novemb ntst, A ID. 1870. at two O'Clock in the
aIe non all the right, title and interest i'd Caleb
Love- I'd bad at ,iu OF his decease, in and to
the 10 LOVING described parcel OF re j estate: "a
certain parcel OF real STATE in si ape El'z beth,
and is b,uuded as hrows viz: Be iuni' z III a line
OF the rJad le ding 'hrongh the pnint Cape OF
iase, and ADJOINING anu OF Wm. Ciyne therce
SOU two hun"red iee' by land o tie said Clyne:
thence n1rtb AZ west, siNty-fve feet bv hnd o,
the si yne; thence north s6,- east, on huhd eo
feet, Ivy laid OF tue salt Clyue; ence sup ~ -
east, fifty feet bv land Of Lovett; tenee noiln soa
east one hum ell teet by iand OF SAD LWea., ~
the atoresau road; thence nth ~ ,ast' n'e0"
i,et by tie s all roai1 the first boun
Ssii sale will be su J. ct to dover OF the wiuo"'
4 rms ga, n. -
DANIEL STROUr. Jr,
Administrator of the STATE o. Caeo Lo'e't., ~.
| SEPT tawStsl Il. o. BAILEY " Co., hue'i'
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1hh " ohO oOZODONI, WulCn is istSb Dc-
coming household word, is derived from the
creek, and composed Of two words, 5000 and
ODoNTEs. 5000" translated, means to pre-
serve, and 'sodontes," the teeth. SozoDoNT, a
preserver of the teeth. And it is true to its
name.
"SPALDING's GLUE, will mend your ways,
or anything else that needs mendng.
oct10-eod1w
For THE EFFECT PRODUCED BY FELLOW S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosHITEs in Dis
eases OF the Lungs the inventor is permitted to
refer to the medical gentlemen in iu St. John,
N. B., whose signatures are attached hereto:
WILLIAM BAYARD, NJ. D.
EDWIN BAYARD NJ D.
THOMAS LKER, M. d.
John BERRYMAN, N. D., Ed.
GEORGE KEATON, M D.
w H HARDING, NJ R. S.
JOHN BAXTER. NJ. D.
J.D. WHITE. NJ. D.
T. w. CARRITT, NJ. d.
l, Aaron Award, Mayor of the City of St.
John, in the Province of New Brunswick, hav-
ing examined the letters Of Drs.. Earle, Addy,
Clay, Jacobs and also the signatures attached
to the foregoing permit of reference, hereby
certify that believe them all genuine.
can also testify to the high tnerapeutical
value of FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HY-
poPHosPHITEs, and consider it deserving of at
tention by the profession generally.
In testimony whereofI have here
5-, unto set my hand aud affixed my
Great 81 al of Mavoralty at the Guy of St.
! Seal. ( John this sixty day of February in
N>~) the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sIxtv-eight.
AARON AWARD, NJ. D.
Mayor of the City Of st. John.
Oct7 dSSw1w
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POstrOnement Of the French Elec-
lions.
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WANTED! Boys aged from - to IA years at
Cogia Hassan's.
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r Q r. IG N

4 Battle Imminent near Iou7'y.
Illness of Prince Frederick Charles
G0Tibafda to Command fhe French
TO.sni GERS.
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Sch Noel, tsr) Marsters, Windsor, Ns,--plaster t.
e, sen SNOW Squall. Norton, Georgetown. De- coal
gen Eva May Andrews Boston,
S Sch geo Brooks. Hamilton Boston.
sen sea Pigeon. Lindsey Salem.
Sch ves,a Rogers, Portsmouth.
S Scn Pa ROVE. Perry. Mlbridge for Boston,
sen H,ne ckeIson.and Phi be Ann Green, Ban
Sch Dexalo, Leland Bangor for Plymouth.
CLEARED.
Steamer DiIigo, johnson, New York-Hen
COX
Sch Reward, tBr) Hill, Windsor Ns-Jobp Por.
teous
SAILED sth - brig Mary Davis tor Buepos
Ayres
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New vorE stock and MOAey uask~l-

NEW YORK, Oct. u0rnin9.-Gold steady at
113! "a 1l32.
Money 90 per cent. Governments steady.
ocks strong especially Ohio and Michigan Cen
traI and Readlng.
STEADY a, li35 q 1889, with comparatively small
days usness
Governmen quiet and scarcely changed.
money abuoOant It 3 "a per cent Sterling Ex-
chsng. heavy and lower al 1883 q 1904.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
BOOTHBAY, Oct. 5-Ar. schs Wm Carroll, Ne
Gee, Bangor Tor Boston Boxer, Sutton, and Mag
nun. SIN tn do tor do Olive Hayward, Arev. do or
New York Ida Burgess, Burgess. do or Deia ware
Mary Pa ten Cumming. do'f r Bosfon Loella
AIMEE. do tor Portland; Sarah Ann, Cookson, do fol
Neponset.
Oct Car, schs Lizzie Gunt Brown, Rocf1and
for Boston: Atlantic, knowlton. Bangor foI York
Gunare Herrick, Casine tor Boston. Nav Day al
ans Bangor for Norwich ,enobscot. Coombs Port
land f,r Bangor Astoria Sadler. Ell worth for Sa-
lem; Dol hin. DAVIS. ellsworth tor Boston.
Oct S-Ar.s'h Sammie M'Kown Par. ons, Bay ST
Lawrence, (9S0 bbls mackerel)
LAUNCHED AT Bath sih inst, from the ward Of
loss u sawyer, a schr OF $50 tons named San uel
Hart. uilt Tor narties in New Bedford. The same
budHIs ave two vessels under way Tor parties
In Massachusetts.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at philadelphia sth, brig j W Drsko Haskell,
Portland.
Cld Sih. barque Geo W Horton, for Portland: brig
Potomac DO schs McLyons, do; f Crowell, and
Marcel!us, for Saco.
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Furritu'e. &c E o. Bal ev " co.
Horses. Carnage, &c. -. Henrv Fay or 81 Co.
Sale Of FAr.eifcd Goods. -. Washburn, Jr.
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AUCTION COLUMN.

New Advcrtisc mr uis To-Day,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
.,Rtnlal McAlilster & Co.
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THE MCFARLAND TRIAL.
The Mother Of Mrs. McFarIaud.Rfcn
aFdSOA on the Stand.
Tele0r0pksd k1cJustuelu 70 Tz< Eueasuo Sknv.


NEW YORK, May 3.-The first witness to-day
was the Hon. David Atwc ID, Representative O..
the Madison (Wis.) District in the House of
Representatives. He testified that Mis- Mo
Farland gave reading at Madison, at which
witness was present.
ness, and Mr.. Sinclair, of the Tribune followed
b1t their testimony was not important.
Mrs. George yandenhoff testified that Mrs
MCFARLAND took lessons in reading and eloeu-
ton first from the witness husband, and next
rom the witness herself. Subsequently attend
ed reading given by Mrs. Mcfarland
Mrs. Sage, the mother of Mrs Mcfarland
was then called
Richardson" S
Answer-s'I am, Sir"
Mr.. Graham.-''I object to this form of ones
ton. They must put it: Are Won the mother of
the woman who claims to be Mrs. Richardson?,'
Mrs Sage testified TO many family incidents
IN the life of the McFarlands, but thew were
o gemerany unimportant, and much Of her testi-
Judge Davis proposed to show that McFar-
land wrote to his wife that he would burn down
Mrs. McFarand's fathers house if his wife did
not come to him Immediately and bring the
child, notwithstanding its being dangerously
i'll; but it was ruled out.
Mrs. Mcfarland, and children had lived with
her great deal without compensation. on
cross examination she said she did not see any
harm In her daughter going to Indiana to get a
alyorce She thOaght that she acted quite right
In all things. Mr.. Graham asked a question TO
show the morality of the witness, with a view of
impugning testimony hereafter. She also sworo
the visits from Mrs. Mcfarland were by neces-
sity and not from affection. knew Richardson
intended to marry my daughter. / think the
letter was rash one to write so soon
after the separation. Recess was her taken.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

FreM Pa.is-The Plot to Kill the Em.
pefor-The ''Infernal Machine'' with
when the Deed wuD g BE D0ne.
xsterapAed xsc5Ssisels b 7zs EsessSne Ssov.
PARIS, May 3.-The explosive machines, de-
signed to be used against the life of the Empe-
ror, which were recently seized at the houses of
the consprators here by the police authorities,
are described by the morning Journals. They
resemble qu0its. The ring was divided into
several small chambers, each or which con-
caps we're ineeniousiy lifted. sightiv os.es rsised
from the surface, so that in falling upon any
hard substance the maceine is nearly certain to
explode. A ring is attached TO the periphery to
Aid in throwing the missile adroitly.
The PlsAissate -DassSaevsv Neess><.
PARIS, May 3.-La France Of to-day says: In
view Of the plot just discovered, there Is but
slight probability OF amnesty for the forty
Mr.. BannevfIle sends from Rome to the For
eign once here Q demand from the French
BISHOPS and their attendants in that city, that
Of the ePpSc msstnSs s
preDoed reforms was held yesterday. There
was some disorder, but no violence Soldiers
"e[s essseSf ef g many Of the e;
the plot against the life of the Emperor con-
tinue to b made. Severdl houses in Quarter
Latin were searched BY the police yesterday.
The Expeled HAnker, Cerruschi-He
GrxrvA, My s.~Cerfuschi, the Italian
constituting money to the Anti -PIebiscite Com
mittee, has just been ordered TO leave Geneva.
rs ios n oiisnce consisted in contributing second
object. Before leaving, however, he received =
Telegram from II. Gambetta, q radical MEM
Der Of the Corps Legislatif, and o6icer &C the
anti -psebiscite committee In Paris, acknowi-
edgfng the receipt Of the money.
fr0n Loodon - Disehorees or Sns.
-.-r pecteA Eenlans.
LONDON, May 3.-The party Of Feniaus cap
tured 1t Birkenhead, opposite Liverpool, last
week, have been DISCHARGED. The were accused,
OF secretly eniisting ard drilling men, but the
evidence ts insufficient to hold them.
The Cotton Supply.
MANcHRsrBR, May Sat meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce Of this city last evening
much satisfaction was expressed af the produc.
tion Of cotton now commensurate with con-
sumption.
The Newmarket Races,
LONDON, May 3-The Newmarket races conn
menced to-day. The Prince Of Wales stakes
were won by Toison dor. The following horses
bile. A'
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The WILL OF L. M. GorTscHALK, PIANIST.
Inc win Of Louis Moreau Gottschalk the
eminent and popular pianist, who died in Rim
sneale ,hiu recently, was admitted 20 probate in
ss sny Yesterday. The viii was made here as
real and personal, is left to the mother a. lie
estate After her death it reverts 20 the brothers
the provisions Of the will, and as Mrs 0otfs-
cnalk died previous 20 her son, the surviving
children will come into immediate possession OF
the property. Mr.. Charles VeEin, merchant oc
this city, Is appointed executor under tie will.
4 he value OF the estate is estimated TO be about
twenty-five thousand dollars-PRiladsleA,a
Inquirer.
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The Philadelphia Contested Distri ct
AttOrneyshtp-Dec I'm Favor OF
shepherd, Democrat.
Exclusively to 1ne Evenina Star.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-Judge Allison, of
the Court OF Common Pleas, gave a decision
tnls morning in the contest for the District At
torneyship. The court decides that Shepherd
democrat, was elected by majority Of thirteen
over Charles Gibbons, the Republican canii-
date, at the election in 1868. This has been
curious case: First, Shepherd entered on the
duties nv certificate Of election; then contest
ensued, when the Supreme Court decided thar
Gibbons was elected, by ruling out o vote in
certain election divisions on account of fraudu-
lent votes; and now the Court of Common Pleas
Shepherd was elected.
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n IHk WoRkING ProPLE.-The s,rfts -.
gIe SsaL makers IN New York. it is ssserted
having found work in the smai,sr Lue strikers
belevea tat all the strikers wiz ~ :, AZ ~
apout me middle OF May. The price dsn,.LaE oLE
the ship carpenters in New York, Winch ce,. OF
menced on April 18th, has ended by the M.
nesuming work at the reduction of IS so a d.v
Ihis result, II Il stated attributed 20 the fa,e
that the ship carpenters have no union with
lnnds TO support the members IN case Of a strike.
Ibe New York caulkers, who are also ON q
suike, a asserted, viii resume work at the
reduced rates, for the same causa.
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THE PROTESTANT EcuxKSroAI Council M
be held In New York in September next under
the auspices Of the Evangelical Alliance, excttes
the hyehest interest on this continent and i'm
Europe. Since the Reformation there have
been but four such gatherings of Protestants-
az Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam and London. Nv
the hey. Dr. Schaaf invitations were sent % thu
most distinguished Protestants 70 attend the
Council, or participate by sending written
disquisiiions and important themes, and the
various branches of the Evangelical Alliance
Will be represented by duly accredited delegates.
Thus IL is anticipated that the meeting viii
contain several hundred persons Of disfine uished
ability and the highest standing In the world OF
letter and theology. The general meetings OF
the Conference will probably be held I'm the
main hall of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Building, beginning on the I'D of septem-
Der, and continuing from day TO day for at least
ten days. During this time numerous sections
or divisions of the general organization Will
meet I'm convenient churches and other places
-, ,ns the discussion OF particular topics pertinent
~ ~ sne general objects ofthe Conference Amons
tne ehss-s..r sCnoIaIs ana ufyfncs whose presanc,
and participation is confidently anticinste5e,
nr,,Sse oi q, ~nom nave already signified their
sne leading religious teachers or Ho,IaSh Sh
England and elsewhere. i'aiy' spains
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Victims Of Lynch Law-ExecutiOn OF
--u Two Men. .-- % c-g-.
Tsle0rdpked E1clusiuely to The EuenisN iNur.

HELENA, MONTANA, May 3.-James Wilson
and A. Lecompton were yesterday hanged in the
presence of crowd Of two thousand persons, for
an attempt to rob and murder Mr.. Lenhart on
tile 18th ultimo. The execution was resolved at
Of twenty -four citizens to try the case. The
prisoners confessed their crime. The AFFAIR was
conducted in quiet determined manner, and no
one questioned the justice Of the trial and execu
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Mr. Z. l.. STANTON has declined the position
OF Assistant District Attorney, rendered him
by Judge Fisher.
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The SENATE CoMMIrrER ON FOREIGN RKLA-
TIoNs this morning considered tho Tehuantepec
route for ship canal across the Isthmus of
Darien, but came to no conclusion thereon.
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MASTER WN. B. ARRAUrs, United States
Navy, has been ordered to Washington, ID. c.,
for exami ination for promotion.
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Mr.: GREELEY CARp.-In q card published in
the New York papers Of yesterday Horace
Greely defends Richardson. He says that he
was brave, generous and noble, that he could
not be guilty Of seducing wife from her has
band, or installing lewd and wsntsn woman
over his children; that the truth which UNDER
lies this tragedy has not been told nor UNDER
stood. He states that he procured private
counsel 10 assist In the prosecution, believing
that Richardson would have done as much for
him had IL been his fate to have been first assAs-
sinated, then uniustly covered with obloquY
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RAILROAD BILL PAssED.-The Senate this
afternoon passed the joint resolution directing
the survey Of . route for q railroad on the west
bank OF the Potomac river from point oppo-
site Georgetown to Harper's Ferry.