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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19
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4 1uTHER lot received to day Of WILK1E
"A COLLINS NEW BOOK, at FRENCH'S
BOOK and STATIONERY STORE, No. o5
King street.
per covers FL bound Sl.5O. Handsomely IL
lustrMtcd.
Quaker Partisans, Il story Vi the revolution !;
illustrated rjc.
An Historical Description OF the Mammoth
Cnva Of Kentucky including explanations Of
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phcEin conditions, It's chemistry, geology, 200
iogy, etc.. with :ul scientific details Of the ay eles
h.he>. by stump F"rwoud, T.. D. Illustrated
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Tho Th:re:oii Grace OF the Holy Trinity, by
,fuhn Ii. hdgsr B. j.; 81. 81.
Anrrnt Cl+s.i,s for Engh.h Readers, edited
hy Reg. y. Lucas Collins, IL. A Now ready.
ilcroiotrs, By Geo-so + Swavnc, NJ. A,
81, f'nilo" ct Corpus Cnristi College. Oxford
] volume; 81
The t"csrino of the Holy Spirit, or rhiIoto-
l:hy "f the hi@iGe Operation in the Rehemptlon
It! Man, h"i:.g volume second o. the Il ne fhil-
oeorhy e tho Plan &C Salvation, By James b.
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Ia: G:!hr.:;E, Lsdy Of the Ice, Queen Hor.
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is - u. h. FRhNCH.
I-:f- SFrSnM Congressional DiSTlct o. VT-
qiHid We ARE requested 10 announce That. Ia
10 r:l.ncd - he solicitation Of msLy friends IN
:errr.ll o. the CONT e: comp Using tho Seventh
Congressional Dislllct Judge HENRY w.
Tu"Mhs Will DO candidate to represent the
Seventh C"ngr, s>innsl District Of Virginia in
the next Eulgr, :! of tue United Ststes, subject
20 the action 0! u convention Of the Conserv-
H;ve .r.y, il i! shall DO dee ned neces .acy that
one Sd all be hsid VOTERS.
F,!I- Church, Va, j. H-eotw &lawtf
~ 10 tie Voters ofthe Ssrenth COMPRESSION
,!i District OF VIRGINIA. The n.mc o! our es-
t:r:,, d fellow. ,tiZpn II. g. ClAUGRToN, esq,
is presented - the voters OF tho Seventh Con-
grc>.yrn District Of Virginia as a saith bic can
LG.:r - represent :he I'D District in tae next
Congress. IL Is needles, 10 Say anything OF his
Qualifications for the position, in our c0mmuhl
~ whr-c b" j: 80 well Known, butt) tho voters
o; OH. r p"r!icn: Of the f-ld we can cordially
enC;r:n hia n: entitled to their confidence and
support, both on account Of his integrity rs q
m.n as we'll ~ 70. his abilities to discharge the
duties pertaining 20 that station
IT, iG--ihwtf MAN fOlEkS.
nRESERVED GINGER for sale by
q. VIM. RAMSAY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

Another explosion. with LOGS OF lie, is re-
ported on the Mississippi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

The new tax.:arif bill aboIshes the stamp
duties on all receipts Tor money and upon
promissoiy notes of less sums than one hui
dred dollars. The bank check and documen-
tary stamps are retained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

The Warner House at Northampton Mass.
With the tea stores aud saloons adjacent. was
burned early yesterday morning. The inmates
ties of the hotel barely escaped. Total loss
about 1925. OOO insured for $S5 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

A dispatch from the city of Mexico snuouu
ces the arrest of Gems. Negrette sbd Villa, and
states that the government authorities we're
disposed to have them shot, but that The
journals and influential persons had asked
that their lives be spared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

Ii is said that owing to the Frapco-prussian
war. much activity has been Infused into the
Fenian circles Of New York. General Dennis
+. Butler issued call yesterday for special
meeting Of the military organization of the
Brotherhood
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

A SMASH tfP.-An accident happened on
the fredericksburg and Gordonsvie Railroad
late last Thursday evening which resulted in be-
tween So, 900 and So, 900 damage. The fiat
cars loaded with iron, to be taken out where
the hands were at work, laying the track, and
when the train had gotten about five miles and
a half from town the bolt that coupled the fats
to the engine jumped out of place, and it being
down heavy grade from there back to town the
tralo Immediately started backwards On they
came like lightning, creating such cloud of
dust that the workmen at the depot could not
distinguish what they were, and some OF them
had barely Ilma to escape from being crushed
TO death bctwcen The coming cars and four 9TH
ers stasding on the track at The end of the de-
pot, partly loaded with cross ties In mo
ment after being discovered, the cars in motion
lirely through the solid brick vail OF the depot
building, piing up in promiscuous order bricks,
timbers and fragments OF the cars.
Such was the rebound caused by the 1oncus-
sion, that the cars we're lifted several feet in
the air, although heavily loaded with irou;w,r.
!hrlwa !rom the track, and damned together
in leap Off ruins. The turntable, com posed
almos: OF sold iron, just in the rear Of the de
pot, was crushed in By one of the cars, which
was thrown up in the air, cJniog down upon
j.. Cot. Braxton ard Mr.. Superintendent
Eanness were on lie cscs at the time Of their
breaking loose, hut Jumped eff before they &C
qnircd much speed. Mr. Bradford, freight
Agent. and several coiored men saving wood n
the building, fortunately made their escan c Just
rs its walI7 and timbels were crushed ill., --
FeQertCkSJur0 pqperS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19
A PERFECT MANU- RE.
THE VEGETATOR

snrenarad with great care from the be-! H.
,or;aTs wbich our RESOURCES enable u5 - con
mand, is Uniform in quality, AM in good 60"
diton for drilling.
Thus combining in proper proportion l."
stimulating snd nourishing properties: ~;
While the plsnt is furnished with tool Tor J..
present growth, There is held in reserr" sun
Client quantity of noursnmant to supply IA:
grain or pod to maturity.
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALEXAN;
/ DElA COUNTY, May term. 1870: Daniel
r. Hooes executri1, Va. p Il. Hocf ct ais In
charcerg.
THE Court doth adjudge, order ami decree
that this cause be referred to one Of tho Com
missoners in Chancery of this Court to sscer-
tain tho Judgment, liens and other incum'
ORANGES on the real estate of the defendant,
Philip Il. Hoof; heir priorities, amount and
the parties entitled; also the gross value and
tho yearly value of said real estate; that the
judgment creditors Of said Philip Fl. Hooft may
appear before and present their claim? to the
said Commissioner without the tormaity of u
petition and that the Commissioner msy re
port any other facts touching the object Of their
reference"
Parties interested in tho decree, from which
the above is an extract, are hereby notified
that have fixed upon THURSDAi i; the 18th
day Of August, 1870, at my office, on Royal st.,
between King and Prince SIS, in the city OF
Alexsniria, to carry out the above require
ments, ct which time and place they are re
quested to lie present.
FRANCIS L.. SMITH, DR.,
Commissioner in Chsncery,
~ l9-lawiw Circuit Court Alex. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

A difficulty occurred Sunday afternoon be-
tween some white and black passengers on
the steamer Creo'e, when near Mississippi City.
Michsel Neider. white, was cut with razor.
Two blacks were shot and killed, aud another
severely beaten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

THE UN DERS1GNED having purchased
/ the sale right Of A. 4. Luther & Co., for
the manufacture and sale OF
NON. EXPLOSIVE
CRY STALIZED OIL,
patented July I'd. 1867, have entered int /. cp-
part ership under the name OF
COGGSW WE'LL & BOYNTON,
and will deal in all kinks Of OIL, LAMp.> and
LAMP GOODS. They will also deal il OYS-
TIERS and FRESH FISH in senson. and sell
all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE Oh com.
mission. City and retail trade solicited
J. s. COGGSWELL,
Y. s. BOYNION.
~ l9--tf AZ King street. Ale1s, Va
cEALED PROPOSALS will BIO received By
- the undersigned until II o'c!ocl; m, on
Friday. July I'D, for the purchase Of the priv
lige of the Off CO of City Scsvenger for the eur.
rent year.
The purchase money wilt DO required in
advance, and the successful! bidder will be re
quired to give bond in the sum of $500 for the
faithful performance of his duties.
A. G. HARMON,
II l.. SIMPSON,
GEO. r SHINN,
G c. WEDDERBUKN.
OTTO POkTNER,
~ l9-3t Joint Com N tee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

A despatch from New York says tina, in
Williamsburg two recruiting Offices have been
opened, and recruits for The Prussian army
taken. The Germans seem to be very euihu-
siastic in behalf of Prussia. \ rumor .hat the
French troops are 10 be removed from Rome
has stirred up the Irish, and the Irish Legion
is being recruited TO take he place Of the
French troops.' -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

Further troubles in North Carolina NOR
political arrests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19
wEOWN OUR MANUFAOrOKH.

give attention to every detail 0! its prepara!'s.
and hence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

IsHEA MAN AND BROTHER ?-Tbe Cor
stitution makes the Chinaman man and broth
er and an equal beioro The law, and is there
fore entitled to be protected in his rights as
such. This is one OF the political and moral
ideas sent out to the country from Massachu
sstts 10 be accepted by all men as tho ultima
tum of the science of political equality. But
when few hundred Cinnamon are imported
into this State to learn to make shoes and get
an honest living, Il howl of righteous indlgna
ton is raised by this equaty-loving people,
and thew are threatened with immediate cxtcr-
mination il they do not leave at once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

SUIT OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND AGAINST
THE B. & o r. R.-In the Baltimore Cir
cult Court yesterday S. Teakle Wallis, Esq,
on behalf OF his associate counsel for the State
of Maryland, filled bill OF discovery and for
an Injunction against the B. & 0. R. r. The
bill recites that the State is the holder Of a
very large number OF shares Of the capital
stock of the Company, as also of the Washing
ton Branch Road and alleges change was
made in 1862 10 the system OF accounts be
tween the Company and the Branch, by which
the Company receives large portion OF the
receipts from passengers, &C., ofer the whole
line Ct the Branch Road, claiming it on &C.
count of the nine miles between this city and
the Washington Junction, and therefore de-
prives the State of large revenue from its
stock in said Branch Road The bill seeks
discovery as 10 the time 10 1863 said change
was made, the character ard extent OF said
change, the mode and system OF said accounts
&C., and prays that an account be taken under
the direction Of the Court from the books and
papers Of the Company, to be produced, so as
10 determine the rights of the State as a stock
holder of said Branch road, as also for an
Injunction TO restrain the Company from iuI-
Their keeping or settling the accounts between
the two roads according to the system adopted
in 1863, in any other way than by creditng
the said Branch road with the whole gross
receipts from the transportation OF passengers
aud merchandise, and from applying to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, or
distributing to its separate stockholders any OF
the funds, receipts or profits OF said Branch
road. The IT, junction prayed for has not yet
been issued. Baltimore American.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

cad ia the French navy Is the Roohambeau,
formerly called the Dunderberg, aid intended
for the United States Navy. 1t was sold three
years ago by Mr.. Webb to the French Govern.
ment for the sum Of S2,000,000. The most
remarkable among the other iron-clads are
the Magenta, Solferino, Couronne, Normande
lnvincibe. and the cupola ship Taureau.
The French navy Is commanded BY 2.2lS
officers Of different grades. The sailors,
aaoat and on shore, numbered SO, BAG, in ls-
6e. which, together with engineers. dock yard
aoorer>, navy surgeons and others connected
With the turce, bring the grand total Of men
engaged ~ the service OF the Imperial fleet up
to "A, 4O3. On the war footing the strength
OF the navy can be raised to 10000 men, this
being the number entered on the lists OF the
maritime CONSUMPTION. Exclusive OF the
above arc the marines and the colonial troops,
amounting to 2S,623 men.
EXPLOSION AND FIRE IN BALTIMORE
About Q 80 A. NJ. yesterday one OF the boilers
10 the Baltimore Maryland sugar refinery. on
Duean's wharf, exploded, damaging the boiler
house to the extent of four or five thousand
dollars The main building was not injured
Two or three of the employees we're slightly
hurt; no Que killed. About an hour and q
half later the State tobacco warehouses Nos.
and leased and used as a cotton storehouse,
and separated from the refinery by narrow
lane, discovered to be 90 fire in the upper story,
ard was entirely destroyed, only about 100
bales of cotton beng saved in damaged con
dltion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

Zach article entering into .he conp'.l1L D.:
the Vegssstor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

and a.e ali carefully oralCzad tsi@'c IT.: T.:
used
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

Our COMMERCE The New York Journal
of Commerce has some remarks 50 the effect Of
the war on commerce, especially of neutral
States. 1t says
The renowned agreement known as "thc
Paris Declaration, to which all the leading
European powers have formally assentcd, has
taken the place. to great extent, Of the old
definitions of international law, and has given
peculiar advantages to all proper trade under q
neutral asg 1t established the new principle
that the goods OF an enemy are safe from
seizure under neutral flag, unless they are
contrabaud of war, and that neutral goods not
thus ccntraband are not liable to capture ever
on hoard an eneny's ship.
In regard to what constitutes contrsband OF
war. and therefore not irc'uded in this ezemp
ton from seizure, the Practice, since the deca
ration, has been lar more liberal than formerly
towards the belligereuts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

Later advices from Tientsin by telegraph
through Siberia. reiterate previous reports OF
the massacre OF foreigners III China The cut.
RACES there it is said were committed on the
10th of June The natives set fire TO, aud des
troyed the French establishments, bur Left those
of the Germans untouched The representa-
tives OF the Foreign powers at Pekin had sd
dressed joint note to the Chinese Government
demanding the punishment the rioters, and
Indemnity for the loss sustained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

VIRGINIA BoNps. - Ia regard to the resis'
tered Virginia bonds, it is tolerably certain
that a party has been formed 10 buy them as
cheap ss possible before RAINING up the price
10 a leve! with toe coupon boad'. ln regard
to this matter the following is an extract from
the letter OF q prominent, gentleman in Rich.
moEd. dated July II -
"rhc hill Tor funding, in which was enbo-
died the conversion t:atrct, came up at too
late period Of the session To receive the
proper conSi ieration. 10 tina; special feature
think there will be ~ objeclion, and that as
soon as lie Legislature meets in October the
thing will hr done.
No on! is better qualified to Judge han the
writer OF the above. 1t is plain that the delay
In the passage OF the law was portion OF the
programme to enable The parties to buy the
hot d. cheap. Tie wheat crop in Virginia is
unusually heavy, an,: the tobacco aud other
crops promise we'll The condition OF the State
IS favorable 10 resumption OF pavmen. OF the
iuleres, in uII.-Nec York World.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19
FERTILIZERS.
VNIHITELOCK's VEGETATOR,
CONTAINING,

IN A SOLUBLE CONDITION, Evtr;
ELEMENT NECESSARY To TIE
GROWTH OF THE PLANT
AND THE FORMATION
OF THE GRAIN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19
KNOW EVERY RAG

which leaves our Works comes fully up t u.
standard, which twenty i've years e1pecicHc:
in the trade satisfies US forms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19
CIsHING SHORE FOR SALE.

FTOlLEr SuAto-GenuineI a=li. e nLd oIAeF
1 Toilet Soaps received aud Tor sale by
ie IL j. CLINTON MlLBU RN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19
We recommend its Application on

We recommend its Application on
CORN.
WHEAT.
FRUIT TREES anl
GARDEN VEGETABLES
$50 PER TON
WM. WHlTELOCk s. CO.,
Il South street, Baltimore, Ma
For cal. BY W. n. IRWIN. and
THOs. PERRY,
An l5-eoGm Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-19

Is q MANURE bI ITSE Lr.
The New York herald., 1870-04-21

Holders OF gold had their balances carried at g. 2
TX and per cent and exceptionally at per cent
ana free of interest The operations OF the Gold Ex-
change Bank were as follows:-Gold cleared.
$40 5OOoOO geld balances, 6f2 currency bal
ances, sl,42O,os7.
STOCKS IRREGULAR AND WEAK
The stock market opened firm in sympathy with
fair activity in Lake Shore, which rose TO S9H on
purchases made against extensive sales Of 'puts"
BY the exdirector Of the Erie road. Here 1t was
reported from Albany that the Central Fare bill
had been recommitted, which was interpreted as
fatal to It's chances OF success and the vanderbilt
securities broke to 92X for the stock and 80 for the
scrip, carrying down the general list quarter to
three-quarters per cent Rock Island and Ohio ana
Mississippi we're strong on increased earnings
$4,000 for the former and $4,000 for the latter
road-during last week. Wabash was firm
and sold at 50H. In the miscellaneous
shares Canton sold at 70N and Western
Union and Pacific Mail were weak. The follow
ing were the closing prices at the last session Of
the board:- Canton 7O,s II: Cumberland, 80 321;
Western Unlon 32K 3",l; Quicksilver, 8 10; MARI
posa 6a II; do, preferred, IA; do. certificates,
42x a 40; Pacific Mail ae% 81; Boston Water
Power, 16al bid: Adams Express. 6o2l 61N; Wells
Fargo Express. 1917 a 1915 American Express.
37n a 3S4; United states Express 4224 43 New
York Central, consolidated, 92% a 92T; do. scrip,
89M q S9X; Harlem, AK 142s4; do, preferred,
l50: Erie 247s 25H Reading, 991s 993s; Michigan
Central. 12lA 12lh; Lake Shore ss7s SO; Illinois
Central, 139 u bid; Cleveland and Pittsburg 9sA 90:
Chicago and Northwestern. 73H bid; do, preferred,
SAX a SAX; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati 70
IS; Rock Island. l16 1l6A; Milwaukee and ST.
Paul, 59H 59h; do preferred, 1871 7sh; Toledo
and Wabash, 80 a 5OH; do, preferred 70 IS; Fort
Wayne. 92H o 03; Alton and Terre Haute. SO SO;
do, preferred. 64X SO; Ohio and Mississippi. 29N
30; Delaware and Lackawanna. 1881 1O4 New
Jersey Central, 1O4H 1885, Chicago ana Alton, nix
o 1l2; do, preferred 112s bid; Morris and Essex,
92x 90; Hannibal and st. Joseph, lO7 1903; do,
preferred 1O7 1074S: Iron Mountain, 43H bid; Du-
puque and Sioux City, 1861 107; Columbus, Chi
cago and Indiana Central. 172s Tx.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The extreme fluctuations la the leading specula-
The New York herald., 1870-04-21
REAL ESTATE SALES,

The market was hat yesterday, and two auctioneers
withdrew property. Mr.. A. ]. Bleecker solo the
piece OF property No. l57 Hudson street Tor s2i 75O
A year ago 1t was valued at $4,000. This locality
st. johns square-was once the most FASH
iOnable part OF New York. Rents are lively
Among The items OF SUBURBAN real estate nteli gence
is one to the effect that German gentleman has
purchased quantity of land III New jersey at an
average OF 500 per acre. and has already engaged
many buyers OF lots among his countrymen. The
exodus to suburban places has been considerable,
and has tended to lessen the demand for dwellings,
OF the second class The following are the partlcu
lars Of yesterdays transactions at auction:-
NEW YORK PROPHgTY-BY A J ELEEcKER, AND co.
Under direction of Phifo T Ruggles, Referee.
Hudson st. house and lot No 49, 25xl00. s2a750
Waiw0rth 1T Brookvn), house andlo IT, 2bx4Gx0O 1000
LONG ISLAND PRoPERTY-EY LAWRENCE, OAKLEY AND
Country the late residence of Moses d Gale at
Jamaica, l, IL i'm roved, house outbuild
The New York herald., 1870-04-21
THE MCFARLAND TRIAL.
Testimony of an Artist and Government
Officials and Physician.
Production OF Documents and
Diplomas.
The Trial Suspended on Account Of tho
Illness Of the Recorder.

The throng that blocked the entrance TO the court
room yesterday morning was so great that people
having business inside lost considerable time strv-
ing TO force tnelr way through. The crowd ex-
tended down the staircase from the second door ana
away across the broad on the ground door
under the dome. The eagerness to get in was far
more intensified than ever, and hundreds showed q
sufficiently deep interest In the trial TO wait patient
ly all the blessed morning IN the vain hope OF find
ing the usner's heart rcIent and the doors thrown
open to gra,iiy their famished curiosity.
THE AUDIENCE OF FAIR ONES.
The attendance OF ladies' was almost twice as great
as on the previous day, Their appearance IN the fes
tive coors Of genial. lowering sprin. presented
bright ieei 10 the sombre ensemble OF the crowd oil
reporters IN their immediate nelghborhood.
THE DULSEss OF THE DAY.
The proceedings up to the time the recess was
taken were exceedingly DUH being confined almost
entirely to the reading OF deeds letters OF recon-
mendaion, letters Of administration, dispositions,
the drift OF tue immense collection being to prove
the excellent character Of the prisoner. Charley
Spencer's sweet, melodious voice was brought into
reauisluon IN the reading OF q pile Of very v0umi-
nous depOstons from a number OF garrulouS old
gentlemen, at present or at some former
period engaged as teachers or professors in Dart.
mouth and other colleges where the prisoner, over
tweaty years ago studied various branches OF learn
ing. There was unanimous agreement among the
deponenls tnat Mcfarland was careful student,
popular with his fellow students. gentemanly in
department, bright In intellect, and In many re-
spects an ornament TO the Institutions 10 which he
was attached
ILLNESS OF THE RECORDER AND ADJOURNMENT.
During the tedious process OF reading by counsel
for defence Recorder HacSett who had from the time
he entered court IN the morning exhibited unmis.
taxable Signs OF illness, was addressed by counsel
for prisoner terms OF sympathy for his indis-
position and entreatng his indulgence while brief
examination OF a lew more witnesses was continued.
As the hand on the dial approached the
hour Of one o'clock and while DR.. Flint was In the
witness char testifyng to the examination he made
Of McFarani's condition whhe In the T0mbs,
cOunsei for the prisoner again arose and In tone
marked by much feeling begged his Honor to ad-
Iourn the in justice TO himself and to the
under trial. lie said 1t was evident to every one
present tnat his Honor seriously indlsposed and
that the threatening symptoms he had recently been
visited with impeIatively demanded that he should
renquish his 0llcai duties a. least for that day.
There was unanimous commseration expressed for
his Honor, ana IN few moments aiIerward the
court was adjourned till to-day.