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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-02
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK aeaaLa.

MADRID Sept. %, 1870.
The whole Peninsula Is in the greatest state OF
alarm owing TO the continued spread OF the yellow
fever The epidemic now proves more serious than
was at first supposed
FLYING FROM THE PLAGUE.
The terr0rstricken Inhabitants Of Barcelona, the
city In which the disease first made itself evident
are dying from tire place in vast numbers. Upwards
OF 10000, nearly oneourth of all the Inhabitants
have already left the place. This astonishing
exodus has created the greatest alarm In the minds
of the people OF other provinces. They fear visit
alton OF the dread disease and as consequence are
uneasy and discontinued.
ACTION OF THE GOVERNMENT
So impressed have the authorities become OF the
necessity OF action that they have resolved TO adopt
the strictest sanitary measures throughout tho
provinces in the South, and especially those border
ing on the Mediterranean.
HELPING THE POOR
over 900 OF the children belonging to the Orphan
Rounding AsJ lum have been removed from their
city buildings and sent into the country districts.
Hundreds OF tickets are issued daily to poor fami-
lies, who have been removed from their miserable
novels TO take temporarily quarters Ia the magnia
cent monastery Of Montealegnee.
PRECAUTIONS.
Breeding fowls, rabbits and other domestic AMI.
mails IL prohibited within the city limits Washer
women are also prohibited from taking clothes from
the city Of Barcelona to the suburbs for cleansing
This precautlon Is thought most necessary, as In
fected clothing retains the virus OF disease for long
time, and by allowing articles OF clothing to be
taken from the city they might by some means or
other be conveyed to other provinces. and thus
Introduce the disease.
STRINGENT MEASURES,
IRON form
jected to a most rigorous inspection. Ir necessary
they fumgated ana ceanseI in the most thorough
manner. The
DISEASE HAS PROVED REMARKABLY FATAL
in lis attacks, but up to the present time its ravages
have been confined to the city Of Barcelona and the
coast bordering on the Mediterranean. AS neces-
sary measure to guard against its further spread
Gordon has been established, and people are pro.
hiblted from leaving the towns IN the interior.
SHIPPING REGULATIONS.
All vessels arriving from Cuba are subjected to
seven days quarantine. Coastng vessels are re-
quireu to undergo the same restrictions. Goods or
property Of any kind are fumigaed at the first sta
ton outside OF Barcelona previous to being sent fur
Their. great number OF vessels have arrived at
Barcelona with the lazarette fever on board
Another Account Of the Spread OF the Disease.
MADRID, Oct. l, 1870.
The ravages Of the vomito are increasing on the
Mediterranean coast At Barcelona on Friday there
were fty-nlne new cases and iorty-nine deaths.
Montpensier Still After the Crown.
MADRID Oct /, 1870.
1t is said the Duke OF Montpensler recently pro-
jected revolution, which has just been discovered
and prevented. The time was fixed for the second
anniversary OF the expulsion Of Queen Isabella.
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THE OvERMULLER RAILROAD MURDER.

Suit Of a Widow to Recover Damages from
the Morris and Essex Railroad Company
for the Killing Of Her Husband.
One night last winter highly respectable citizen
OF Mlburn N. j., named Overmuller. travelled from
Newark to his home on train OF the Morris and
Essex Railroad, and while getting on at the Milburn
station fell into mill hume that ran under the
track and was drowned. The occurrence was
Charged to the gross negligence and dangerous care
iessness or the railroad company In not pro-
vldIng proper lights and not guarding the
man trap, which before had Cau sed
sunerinG. The circumstance led to much excite
ment. and the utmost indignation was expressed
towards the company particularly as this very place
had before been complained OF. The citizens OF
Mnburn took up the cause OF the bereayed vile and
her family, and declared they would see
that she had justice done her, II such
thing were possible. According at this term OF the
Essex county Supreme Court, before Judge Depue,
the case was tried and after occupying the atten-
ton Of the Court for last three days was given
to the Jury yesterday morning shortly after eleven
O'Clock. Up TO late hour last evening no verdict
had Deen rendered.
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YACHTING AFFAIRS.

The match race between the Cambria and Magic
win take place tomorrow. The yachts will be towed
at an early hour to the lRhtship the course being
thence twenty miles to wlndward and back.
The date for the contest between the Idler and
Cambria has not yet been determined upon, but will
probably come OF within week.
The Madeleine and Alice, not having sailed their
race on the day appointed, the match has been In
definitely postponed.
Mr.. Ashbnry was cordially welcomed at the Ira
veers' Club last evening, and the reception given
him was largely attended.
Several SINGLE contests between the Cambria and
some Of the larger yachts OF the eet have been
arranged, and will take place within week or two.
The Cambria will not start for Cowes before the 1st
OF next month, when all her engagements will
doubtless have terminated.
The committee appointed 70 make arrangements
for the complimentary dinner TO De given by the
New York Yacht Club to Mr. Ashbury announce that
the hour il changed from six to seven O'Clock to-
morrow evening.
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THE NEWARK MYSTERY.

Yesterday forenoon. in Newark, N. j., on the lot
in the Twelfth ward where there Is being erected a
Catholic convent, the dead body OF an unknown
German vagrant was found under circumstances
Of an exceedingly singular nature. Deceased was
q man OF about ffiy but all that Official
investigation developed in relation to him
was that he had been frequently arrested
In various parts OF the city, wandering about as n
vaQrant. Where he lived or who he was is still a
mystery. The county physician at first Induced
to entertain the idea that the unknown was the
victim OF foul play but on inquiry and IRON dag
noss OF the case he gave the opinion that death was
tue result OF exposure and exhaustion. The body
was INFERRED In the Potters Field.
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PENNS YLVANIA.

Burning Of Jsines & Ninick 's-Mnnufnctory
in Pittsburg-lIan Killed by the Failing
Walls.
PrTrsBURG, Oct. l. 1870
About one O'Clock this morning fire broke out In
the JONES Nimick Manufacturing Company's
works, completely destroying them. The loss is
$4,000 on the machinery, $4,000 on the stock on
hand and $780, 900 on the building The insurance Is
100000 OF which $4,000 Is in Plttsburg companies
and $4,000 divided between the Delaware, OF Pha-
dclpha. and Enterprise, OF Cincinnati.
An unknown man was killed by the falling OF the
walls OF the building.
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Fearful Scenes at Lynchburg and
Harper's Ferry.
A Night Of Horrors in Rich.
m0nd.
AN ENTIRE VILLAGE ENGULFED.
The Valley of the James
Devastated.
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.

A Wight OF HOrr0rs-The Town Of Columbia
Suddenly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hundred PeO-
pic Struggling In the Waters.
RICHMOND Oct. l. 1870
l have just received intelligence that the
same disastrous freshet which has deluged
this city completely inundated the small
town OF Columbia in Fluvanna county, IN
Its course here. The Inhabitants OF this
quiet village, numbering $780, having had little or no
rain. retired without having any fears OF freshet.
About nine O'Clock last night however, the torrent
suddenly swept over the village In the full
force OF all It's terrible volume, submerging
every tenement, sweeping or several houses,
and carrying with IL twelve fifteen persons, ali oil
whom have been drowned The destruction OF
property In this portion or the county is great but
the telegraph lines being washed away 1t Is impos-
sble TO ascertain either the loss OF life property
IL Is feared we have yet 10 learn the most serious
suits OF the hood.
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Rapid Rise OF the Wntors-Many Lives
Lost-An Entire Family Enguiphed.

4, T,
The fresheJ in the Potomac Is very great. Thc
river IL llcd with debris oi fences, bridges houses
furniture, barrels OF hour, &C. Some OF the wharycs
are overlooked.
The damage to the Orange and Alexandria Raii-
road amounts TO the washing away OF four bridges.
The bridges over the north and south forks OF tho
Shenandoah were washed away, and the rise Of that
river was more rapid than ever known before.
Mills ana houses on its banks were washed away,
and many lives were lost One family was al break
fast ana the house was washed away, and all but
the head OF the family were drowned
There have been no trains from Lynchburg since
Wednesday night. All trains run regularly 10 Front
ROYAL and GOrdonsvillc.
The Chesapeake and Ohio canal IL thought TO have
sustained serious damage. "a breaks at Knoxville
and Hancock are already reported
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TELEGRlPHlC NEWS ITEMS.

The star Glass Works at New Albany lnd burned
yesterday morning Loss 100000
George D. Cary convicted Of th. murder OF George John
son, Syracuse, N Y, last April, yesterday
fenced 10 be hanged on the 25tn OF November.
The labor rcormers OF the Missouri Second district
renomnated Hon. O. A. FlnkenbuR the republican
ddate for reelection TO Congress The democrats of this
Ninth dstric, have nominated Judge A. King OF St Chare
for Congress.
The aggregate Of the population OF the following counties
Of New York has been returned To nited Marshal
Qnmby -Onondaga Chautauque, Wyoming, Schuyler, Liy
ingston, Yates. Chenng Orleans Wayne, Ontario
Tosa, Tompkns Gcnesse, Steuben CNttaraugu Madison
Cortland Herkner Oswego and Schenectady the
is az, 534 the increase In years Is "a 49,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY NJ ARKYT-L0rDor. Oct. IL 30 r. M
C0nsos closed at s2S for both money aud the account
United States nyetweuty bonds 1882, soY 1885, old
1861 $50 enort'ea 3d. Erie Railway shares, lS Illinois
Ccniras, ll3. Atlantic and Great Western, &c
FRANKFORT Bot Rsr.-FRANkrouT, Sept 30-Eventne.-
United States hvewenty bonds closed heavy g tho
issue Of 1851
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARK.T.-LTvKHroor, Oct /
30 r. kThe closed quiet Midding ands Sssd
ddng Orleans .d Tho sales Of the day have O.OG
bales including 4, 900 for export and speculation.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-LIyERPooI, Oct. L.
Turpeutine 2ss Sd. n 29s. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MA2XET.-Ltv aKPOoI, Oct L.
Cheese 65s per cw for the best grades OF American fine
LONDON PRODUCE MARkEr.-LosDoN, Oct. L-TalIow
Irrner but unchanged.
PETROLEUM MkngFr-ArTwRRP Oct I-Evsnns -Po
troeum closed quiet nj 521Sf. for standard white.
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MYSTERIOUS DROWNING CASE.

The dead body OF man dressed I'm sailors clothes
was washed ashore on Long Island Sound. near City
Island, Westminster county, yesterday morning. IL
appears that schooner was lying ut anchor OF City
Island about a week ago, and In the morning tho
man who had been placed on watch during Tho
night had mysteriously disappeared. The body
found Is supposed TO be that OF the missing sailor.
Coroner Buthgat, notified.
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CHINA.

The French Difficulties in the East.
LONDON, Oct. l, 1870.
despatch from Bombay, dated September 20,
Just received, has the following: advices
report that the Chinese have refused the utimatum
OF the French and are preparing for war. The
French are awaiting orders from the home govern
ment before proceeding to extremltIes.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Why the Russian Minister Left Turkey.
LONDON, Oct. l. 1870.
The Telegraph has reasons to know that the rea-
sons for General lgnatie7s departure from Consan-
tnople were personal and not political.
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Stop Thief. y-Whcn the London Wallet Rcs
evnr discovered that his victims pockets contained
mary red" he advised him to be his guard there
q great thieves In London, and them
might pick his pockes In like manner unprinciped veud
Of questionable mixtures and deieerions nostrums for
the hair out Lcad sulphur and other abomin atoms.
contained in preparations not their when the
truth daylight upon IT, find their ve nthy trash
only containing the above prescribed articles but their bottles
In addition coated the inside with the obstructive
ate OF sverhc corks coming contact With contents,
bsckand sooy retirement at the bottom OF tho bottles.
which do not perceive simply because shields will
not permit you'll Turn the bottle upside down. direct the
it, neck and what do behodf
TIA. dross SCOT and Stag congl0meration Of Ath,
SOM bro and melancholy to look upon Use those,
stead of dsrkeDed hair you will black scalp paralysis
Of the neryous functions, and in short time hair to
colori "Wbat shall you use ~
Use REsTORER AMERICA, which Ia as clear crystal
sheen and sparkling diamond Of the FRS. water Il will
restore faded resses to their woned glory scalp
TO whiteness and presence hecatob OF
exotics, diffusng incense 81 for the gods
To be had At MACY'S AND OF DRUGGISTS THROUGH
OUT THE COUNTRY.
Wholesale at HENRY'S, WELLS Co, MoK ESS0N &
DOBBlNS, and depot, 200 East Thirtieth street
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FEARFUL RAvAGEs or THE voMl1o.

The Citizens Of Barcelona Deserving the City by
the Thousand-Nearly 0ne-Fourth Of the In
habitann Away-The Disease Spreading
Tho People Of the Neighboring Pro-
vincss Frightened OF the
Government-shipping Regula-
tions-Disease on the Coast
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE,

The following first leutenants in the army, unas-
signed are relieved from duty as indian agents and
placed on waiting orders:--W. W. Mitchell George
Atchison and J. N. Kelly.
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TEE FLOOD IN THE SHENANDOAH.

Hnrper'- Ferry sSuhmerged-Sione and Brick
Unable to Resist the Rushing Ei0ods-Fity
Lives Lost.
WHEELING Oct ], 1870
Dispatches from Iiarper's Ferry. West Virginia.
via Sandy Hook, Maryland announce great nooI
In the Shenandoah river. The lower portion OF
the town OF Harper's Ferry IL completely sub
merged. Many substantial stone and Drick houses
have been carried away and a great number arc
rapidly crumbilng. Over fifty lives have been lost.
and great numbers are In Imminent peril without
the possibility OF help reaching them.
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LUKE MBOURG.

Negotiating a Transfer 70 Prussia.
LONDON, Oct. l. 1870.
M Servais, the Minister OF State and President or
Luxembourg, is now at the Hague. II Is said he is
negotiating for the transfer OF duchy TO Pruss Ia
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A.-For n Styiish mud Elegant Hat, af PcpG.
lar prices 90 to DOuGANS U2 Nassau street, Of
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Atssinson's tof Londou) Enaiish Periuncrys
phanos 6arcna others The genuine only ut j. O.
RUSHTOS's, Broadway, corner Of Twenty aith street
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Altman Bros. & Co.-The above establish-
ment at Sixth avenue reaping tho harvest anticipated
IRON It's extension and excellent Several
Ing days have been nnugura,ed with unboundcd
assortment OF varied and rich styles SEQ
nd
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Died.

ByRSS.--In Brooklyn, JULIA BYRNs, the third
eldest daughter or tho late Garrett Byrns la the It'll
year Of her age.
Friends and acquain,ences are respectfully Ia
yted to attend the funeral from her late residence,
corner Hicks and Huntington streets, Brooklyn,
on Monday afternoon. az three O'Clock.
For Other DedthS See MN Pule.l
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Depot for Congress and Empire Spring Wa
TERs ~ Chambcrs street, near Broadway None genuine
sol on uraughl.
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Tho Great Political Leaders of the Eu,pir.
State mashang their forces for the coming campaign
and the fashion leader, whose name KNOX
pairing trumphai wreAths for the vcors OF
comfort for the vanqushed at 22 Broadway OF F
ton street Such hats The KNOX head
sen and future have been are sDd will be ;hs
uauDte.
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INDIA.


LONDON, Oct. 1, 1870.
despatch received In this city to-day from
Bombay mentions the death Of Lord Mayo the
ViCeroy Of India.
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A.-Por Stylish aud Elegant Hat 9o to
EsPENscHEIO, manufacturer, No. ilS Nassau street
price 81.
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A.-Hcrrtng's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25f Broadway, corner MurrAy str ssa
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LONDON. Oct. l. 1870.
correspondent at Florence telegraphs that pie
0ascfe viii be submitted to the people OF the Roman
states on Sunday. October Q. He adds that. con-
trary to general expectation, the form OF the
pleotsctte gives no guarantees for the independence
or the protection Of the Pope. 1t simply invites the
people to vote ''yea" or "nay' on the question of
annexation to Italy. Cardinal Pecci has arrived in
Florence, and has had an interview with the King.
1t Is believed that satisfactory arrangements Will be
made with the Pope. ana the nomination OF Cardinal
Capati In the place OF Antonelll is regarded with
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Any CouuOis-cur Will Readily Admit Thaf
WoODWORTa's NILSSON BOUQUET
Ia equal
In fragrance and durability
ID eat In sd
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goypl Havana I.attcry.-nrSxes Paid in
cold Information furnished The hghcst rates paid Tor
Doubloons and all kinds oi Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bsnkcrs, 16 all street, New York.
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March 1851 $685. Nov !, 1865 So 527 1870, $50
July 1861 8840867O Dec. l. 1868. 2, $50, OBJ S44
July l. 1862. 500, 92l 404 jan l. 1869 $40 TOT o0l
July 1863. o93 AGA 900 Fen l. 1868 D ara o0h 65s
July l. 1884 172l, s47034 March l. 1860 q 545 3s 9ua
July 81 1885, ISL G53 275 April 1899 744 ss5
sept. !S65 0S0,5l May 1862 2, $40, 158 2O5
Jan. 1861 27l6 538 June 1869 O. 62l 1885, 532
aug 1906 029, 270 July J. 1869 q 500 l60 ria
Jan. l, 1867. q 543 1928 172 Aug l. 1862 sos 7OS Ga
April 1871 2523 42S07o Sept l, 1869. 2 49s 00s O3a
July l. 1867. g, 5l1 8O00l3 Oct l. 1862 sos 695
Oct l. 1857 400 277 443 Nov. l. 1862 ~ 469 5II 773
Nov l, 1867 249l, 504 $50 Dec. 1862 237 1872
JAM l, 1858 595, 1876 $50 Jam 1870 462 AIS 1888
ieD. 1868 527, 3l5373 Feb. 1870 2475, ia us
March 3296 22 March 1870 1853 OBJ, S55
Aprll 1865 209637 April j. 1907 49, 2S9 I75
May 1868 800, 52SS27 May 1870. .2,43l 69S $40
June 1868. June 1870 g 423, 2l 016
Jv l. 1863 2,50s 192 July l. 1870 400 Dos 1888
Aug l. 1865 2523 534, 4S0 Aug. |. 1870. 300 423 486
Sept ], 1868. g. 535 3l2 Sept l. 1870 6Oi O3O
oct 534, 643 7l3 Oct. 1870 2,359, 407 257
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The Italian GOvemment aud tho Pope.
LONDON, Oct l, 1870.
correspondent at Rome, writing on the oath,
says the form Of the pebiscte adopted by the Junta
leaves the action OF the italian government in re-
gard to the Pope unfettered. All parties, even the
most extreme, are desrious OF seeing the head OF
the Church handsomely provided for
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Tho Roman jews to the King-PrObaiao
PostpOnement or the Piobiscitum.
FLORENCE, Oct. 1, 1870.
The Italian papers to-day publish an address Of
the Roman Jews to King Victor Emanuel, exultng
In their release from Papal rule
1t minated to-day that the plebtscttn will be
postponed.
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~HE PUBLIC DEBT.

Tho October Statement, Compared with That
OF the Corresponding Month Of Last Year
and with Thnt Of september, 1870.
The statement OF the public debt on october l
has just been issued by the Treasury Department.
We compare the figures with those given ut the
corresponding time last year.
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Montpensier Still After the Crown.
MADRID Oct /, 1870.
1t is said the Duke OF Montpenser recently pro.
ected revolution, which has just been discovered
and prevented. The time fixed for the second
anniversary OF the expulsion Of Queen Isabella
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photographic NEWS
FR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Montpensier Still Plotting for the
Spanish Crown.
THE POPE TO BE WELL PROVIDED FOR.
French Difficulties on the In.
crease in China.
IT Al Y.

Tho Pfebisctto-Tho King Waiting for che
Verdict.
ROME, oct. !, 1870.
The pye0tscfte to be voted on Sunday tomorrow
Will be thus stated
''Is o union with the Kingdom of Italy, under the
constitutional rule Of Victor Emanuel and his
successor desirable ~
The King awaits the result at Florence
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Another Account OF the Spread of the Disease.
MADRID, Oct. /, 1870.
The ravages Of the vomito are increasing on the
Mediterranean coast. At Barcelona on Friday there
were ffty-nl new cases and forty mine deaths.
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Aliens Lung Balsam.
Perry Davis Pain Killer.

perfectly harmless to the most delicute, it
nds the best for merit as has that good nedi-
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an eager, disappointed look, as he saw 'ns'
Dacotah was about to escape; for Vengeance
as we'll as sorrow, were at work withln hin,
and lie longod for a victim to soneT ior ms
son,. da.,h Standing up and addressing
The ;udoe this old man exclaimed, In pip
no hnskv voice. "If may make 80 bold,
-ee,,.h;nfnI sir. would it not be we'll to make
witness of the Delaware girl, touching the
nreseuce of her lover in the settlement on
hat night? She was rescued at the time OF
the OF the good captains death. By whom
then was she rescoed?"
"Goodl' said the Judge; ''she shall be ex
smined, but of course she will not give her
testimony against him."
Posy Morn was asked through an inter.
prefer if she had ever heard of the Christians
God, and if she understood the sacred char
acter OF the Christians oath. On her reply
ing in the affirmative the Book was put into
her hands; she took ii reverently, and kissed
1t, and then the examination began.
who rescued you on the night of the
FIRE p
"a strange Indisn-nots Delaware"
"Did he say anything to your"
81 cannot tell; / became unconscious.
When recovered consciousness | found my
little way | met Dacotah. 1t WAS near the
buffalo track"
"Then," said the judge, solemnly; "do
you swear that yon did not see Daeotsh In
the settlement on the night of your rescueF
''No, l did not" she replied, with the
deepest earnes.ness, and murmur rang
through the room.
"Of counsel" said the Judge; 81 kne" sne
would not criminste him, even II she couid.
And he went on with the interrupted acqult
tai
Here the little man rose again, his face
Iivid with emotion, aud cried, "Your wor-
ship, pray you pardon me; you swore her
by the Christian oath; now let her swear BY
her god, the sum-
"Silencel" said the judge "do no. inter
rupt the court"
II demand itl' shrieked the old man !;
Justice viii otherwise miscarry. | demand
it,"
ITO BE COSTISUEp,1