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Jean Baptiste Amedlee sauvau.

Jean Bnptiste Amedee sauvau.
telegram from Richmond, Va, reports the death
OF this gentleman on Sunday evening last at six
O'Clock from the effects or paralytic stroke he
celved on the Friday evening previous. NJ. Sauvan
was widely and honorabiy known as the consular
representative OF the French empire at Richmond.
He was born In France In the year 1905, was well
educated and came to this country sixty years
OF age In the capacity OF Chancellor to the French
Consulate at Philadelphia. While residing In the
City OF Brotherly Love he made the acquaintance OF
and married Miss Caroline Hntard, an American
lady of French extraction In 1862 ne was appointed
Vice Consul OF the empire at Baltimore a position
he filled acceptably until 1857, when he was ap-
pointed Consul at Clvita Vecchla, III the Roman
Statos Before arriving In Italy, however, his gov
ernment transferred his services to Richmond which
city ne reached In February 1865 and mas since
been there, discharging his duties faithfully and sat-
isfactorny. Before entering upon his diplomatic
career n. Sauvan was student at law IN the once
OF M. Fould, q brother OF the famous Achille Foud
He was also cousin OF NJ Ernest Le2ouye q mem-
Der OF the French Academy OF Sciences. BY reason
OF his death the Consulate at Richmond viii! be tenn
porarily in charge OF NJ L. Grlmaui de Caux. Tne
funeral OF the deceased Consul viii take place to-day
from the Catholic churcn In Richmond.
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very creditable manner. Mas Enc Gernnon made q
very acceptable Mary Nette. and acted with al her
dryn. was oil that could be desired and was as lady
Ike and artistic a. ever. Mss Louisa Moore, as
blanche Hnyne, aQain renewed her claim 70
her well earned title OF champion Weeplsru
and was exceedingly sympathetic throughout MT:
Williamson, Sergeant Jones, was ns str and
formal as could be any sergeant IN an English reg-
ment, which Is according hlm no small praise. In
snort, al concerned evidently did their best 10
was best shown by the applause which from time
70 time Interrupted the performance. Thepiece was
placed upon the stage In Q very elaborate manner,
the park scene, In the nrst act being deserving OF
particular mention. "Ours' VIII be repeated every
evening during the week excepting Thursday, when
"Ihe school for Scandaln will be given.
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PERSONAL MOVEMENTS.

Proxainent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
General J. McElroy, Of New Orleans; General
Nathaniel Smith, Of tennessee; Colonel X. N. Ste-
vens, OF Rochester; Captain J. II. Abbey, Of New
York; Colonel I. E. Bean, OF California; DR.. ].
Knight Of MASSACHUSETTS; DR.. r. s. Stevens OF Nova
Scoua General Alien Smith, OF the United States
Army, and General q. L. Dickson, OF Pennsylvania,
are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Professor Gardiner, Of Cambridge; ]. d. Sturde-
want, OF Boston, and A. P. SturdevanL OF Norwich,
are at the st. Elmo HoJe
Captain W. O. Munson Of Hartford; Professor
Inglehart, OF Germany ana Captain f. K. Dawson
OF the British Army, Toronto are at the ST. Charles
Hotel
Judge p. II. Morgan, Of New orleans, and General
n. 3. Dunn, OF the United States Army, are at the
New York Hotel.
Fred. e. Gooderich or Boston; II. n. Hulburd Of
Warrington, and Z. M. Johnson, OF New Hampshire
are at the Everett House.
PrOmineut Departures.
O. 8. Wnans, for Albany; Captain Kimball, for
Ireland, and Major Perrv. for weat Poiut
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON, Jan.

! f- WASHINGTON, Jan. TO- 1870.
Brevet MAJOR General Charles H. Smith, command
ing the Nineteenth infantry. being next In rank to
General Joseph A. Mower, late commander OF the
Departments OF Louisiana, has been assigned to the
command OF that department, in place Of Mower,
deceased. tNs4 HIN8 as
command OF the Nineteenth infantry at Little Rock
Ark and Brevet Major General J. J. Rey nolds s an
signed to the command OF the Twenty NTH infantry,
vice Mower, deceased. though General Reynolds re.
mains IA command Of the state Qt Texas, !
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Release of the Steamer Anna-N0 Evidence OF
Violation Of the Neutrality Laws Found
About Her.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 10, 1870.
The steamer Anna. which was arrested on last
Wednesday by the United states Marshal at the
instance OF the Spanish Consul was released this
morning, motion to that effect having been made
by the counsel fpr tue steamer with the concurrence
was found to subsrantate the charge OF violation Q
the neutrality laws. The Anna leaves for Nassau
Tonight
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ENGLAND.

American Finance and United States Bonds.
LONDON, Jan. 10, 1870.
A writer In the London Ne,cs to-day, reprobating
certain at American credit recently published
In the London Times, proves that by the difference
In exchange the United States nve.twenties bonds
at SO are really higher in price than British consos
atol III
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uA1Ls FOR EUROPE.

The Hamburg matt steamship sicsia Will lsay
this port on Tuesday for Hamburg, Plymouth. Lo /
don and Cnerbourg.
The mails for Europe will close At the Post 90 .ce
a. twelve O'Clock noon.
THB NEW YORK HERALp-Eotion for Europe- viii
be ready at haif.past ten O'Clock in tho morning.
single copies, in wrappers for mailing. six eess.
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THE SPANISH oUNBoATs.

The Convoy and Ono or the Gunboats In
Hampton Roads.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 10. 1870.
The Spanish frigate Isabel La Catolica, accom-
banied BY one OF the gunbosts, came In the Roads
tnls afternoon. having parted company with the
Others yesterday. The others are expected here
tonight. r
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A-Iiuht Rrenka In M Inst. Hnlr tDye

A.-Light Breaks in MT Last. Hatr Dye .
have been in use thousand years. yet gsnr n
perfect article for the restoration oi to
their oriana color given the world PHAlONS V
TALIA OR SALVATION FOR The HAIR, is the gr and
toilet Triumph tbs age In appearance IL IKE Or ring
eue quito ss free from sedlmsnt and
odor Yet impars 70 the grsyest
head of hair WHISPERS mnsnche any
OF natural brown or perfect oacx wunous ssah ing tho
scalp or dry ing the lores, eW
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The Ca blnet Sworn In-Pr0vincial Disturb.
MADRID, Jan. 10, 1870.
The oatn OF ONCE was administered to the new
Ministers last night by the Regent.
The Cortes Will reassemble tomorrow.
Additional election disturbances are reported in
some provincial towns.
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DIR. samuel s. Kuyper,s.

We regret to announce the death OF this well
known citizen OF this city yesterday at his residence
on Second avenue lie was a son or the Rev. Mir.
Knypers, who may be remembered by the old rest.
dents OF New YORK as preaching In the church now
used as our Post ONCE. The deceased gentleman
OF our most esteemed ana respected physicians.
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q. J. RYAN,
J. NJ. PETERS,

Action OF the Boston typographical Union.
The following resolution was unanimously adopted
by the Typographical Union OF Boston at Its regular
meeting on saturday evening"
Resolved, That VIC, the Union printers Of Boston, firmly
believing In the right OF worknzmen to demand fair and
adequate for services rendered their employ
n their present sks" and pledge ourselves to stand By
hem utmost ability.
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Marine disaster and Loss Of Life.

Marine Disaster and Loss Of Life.
a'. LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10, 1870.
The steamship Bellona, from London January
for New York, mad her wheel and steering gear
damaged In gale and had to put back to Fal.
mouth.
Her second mate and quartermaster were washed
overheard ana lost.
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Cabinet Grouping.

Senior E. Montero Rios recently Under Secretary
OF Justice, has been appointed Minister OF Justice
vice Senior @. Ardanas, resigned.
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URUGUAY.

Resumption Of Paymsnts BY tho Bank Of
MOntevideo.
LISBON, Jan. 10, 1870.
Later mail dates from Montevideo just received,
announce that the great bank in that city, which
was recently compelled to suspend, has resumed.
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SPAIN.

Report Of Coup HEtat.
PARIS, Jan, 10. 1870.
rumor Is current in this city that coup d'stat
was made at Madrid last night.
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The following card was Issued by the telegraphers
on strike In this city yesterday
s NEW YORK, Jan 10, 1870.

- +
We pleasure that the most nexca;sbe and
sass s about Co C. it aasn issr.ss
s P a@ 81 s s sud As $
the win Follow Ss
S %
points admit but these reductions only made 70 places
ia dividend. .ocoppG iheIr purpose panc
ssns sf csed By s aaa
and s,ionsraSs Psss sSa
al e
hsy nigh. viii ever QUESTION,
a.ss 0 % Sss s ~ re- S :sS .a
tho Pon ss nr %
the League forysght hours strike wa. ons
Of .S s s as S s s
based It's action upon norn,aio received from Mr. Jse9
sd
asGe e n % S h seas.
have been received, which leave no doubt of .hs
have
hf shf s
e
s pS''s srns nS only ia & % g. Su n
. as c;oanry and he in every way
.sa. viii Ss
briefly stated the the public, which feli called
do In to the circular issued by the Executive
Committee Of the Western Union Telegraph Company bear.
ing date January 1870 which, from beginning to end
msatemen OF the facts and appeal to their late
operators % help them out Of their present dilemma con-
bes Of the League desire to that similar and
binding obligations exist between the officers members and
superintendents. Is4 s&
We have pledged to osch other honor which we are dis
posed respect not for the OF forcing nust and
arbitrary against the company but for the NUT ual
aid benefit and protection OF ourselves and families and
to the constantly being made
and ask the sympathy and support Of generous public
aid the stand taken feeling assured that
tho interests OF the public demand that this monopoly shall not
be permitted control the entire interests Of this
country. w. w. BURHANS,
Chairman, Committee
q. J. RYAN, o'n"i''7e.
J. N. PETERS,
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Annerica.-Restorer Americas for the Hair.
For restoring the natural color OF e hair eqaa
uEh " NJ.
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kBntchelor's Hair Dyc-The BE n iu she
world Tho only perfect dye harmless, re able, nssAna
nsous Factory IL Bond street. 4a
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MedjcnI Tcatimony,

Cris.ad adoro's UnrivaIlcd Hnsr Dyv .--seld
and applied WIG and scalp fsaovy 10 House
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M. Olivier to the Legislature-AIiiitary
- Law.
i, pane Ton IN rror,rn

: PARIS, jag. 1o-Eyening.
NJ. olivier addressed the Corps Lerisatif to-day.
He declared that the Ministers considered 1t their
nrst duty to communicate with the Legislature. A
long discourse was not necessary, their Intentions
being well known. The Ministry had the confidence
OF the sovereign, and they asked for that Of the
Chambers. They hoped that policy OF concIllation
would prevail and that all would aid In the
work Of establishing national government
adapted to the requirements Of the nation ana likely
to insure liberty without license.
subsequently, during the session Of the Chamber,
Deputy Gambetta demanded information as to the
whereabouts OF the soldiers who had been punished
for attending political meetings
General Lebnuf the Minister Of War, replied. Gen.
surng oil soldiers who disobeyed orders but assert
ing with emphasis his conviction that the army
would be faithful against revolution
The speech OF the Minister Of War led to on acrl-
mouious debate, Deputies Gambetta and Jules Favre
opposing NJ olivier, who took up the affair and de-
Tended the Minister. NJ. Gambetta declared that the
breach between olivier and the opposition never
could be repaired.
After very excited discussion the Chamber ad.
jourued.
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nor fashsd Ths highest rs paid for paaoaooaA
ana ~ 'n Y1YIo& CO.. fb.assrps 10 wa stree. NY.
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Mtuicnt Ir'lmunA. ,'A.s - -. r, ,, \,
HOFF'S MALT ExTRACTs we dnhcsltaungy aIrm ihis
preparation 20 be superior 20 sr other IA use for the pu
puteut.h
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Tho Ministry Of War-A Bonaparte and an
Agitator-Cotton Trade-C0mmercial Pro-
lection.
PARIS Jan. 10, 1870.
It reported that General Louis Jules Trochu Is
70 replace General Leb9uf as Minister OF War.
quarrel has arisen between Prince Pierre Bona
parte and the writer's OF the AsehlatSe, In conse-
quence or bitter and 'slanderous, attack made in
that paper on the Prince. The latter has sent note
to Henri Rochefort editor OF the Marselatse clos
Ing with these words:'1 reside at No. 50 rue d'Au-
teuil and promise you that II you present yourself
you WIN not be told that I am out.n The affair Is
extensively commented on by the press.
Tho Monttesv to-day states that after the 10th OF
May next the privileged admission OF cotton fabrics
into France as temporary importations will cease.
The merchants OF Bordeaux held an excited meet
ing last week, at which speeches were made and
resolutions adopted dens1nclng the commercial
treaties and protesting against the abolition Of
restrictions or Imrortatons In foreign bottoms
4 The steamship Holsatia, from Hamburg January
loE Kew York, has been stopped, and is detained
ut Havre
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O. 8. Winans, for Albany; Captain Kimball for
Ireland, and Major Perry. Tor wsat Poipts
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THE rMEGHApHrRg STRIKE.

Progress OF the Movemsnt-Reported Rcfusas
Of tho wessern Union Company 20 Receive
Messages for Places South Of Washisgton-
Another Card from the Strikerv.
Notwithstanding the assertions OF the western
Union Telegraph Company to the public that tnc
strike OF the operators 10 embarrassment to tnems
that they are receiving and sending messages 70 all
points well known fact that half Of the ofaces
throughout the whole country ars either entirely
closed or are incapable Of doing half the business
required or them. We learn from good authority
that since three O'Clock yesterday afternoon tho
company nave refused all business for points south
OF Washington, and yet they proclaim to the public
that every thing u all right-they are ready ana able
TO send and receive dispatches to ana from all
points. Yesterday at twelve O'Clock the operators
In Richmond, Augusta, Savannah, Lake City and
every 0fce in the Stale OF North Carolina strucx~
thus cutting or all communication with the Cuban
cable
At meeting OF the strikers, held yesterday at No.
2zo Grand street enoouragC9 dispatches we're re-
ceived from all points. The chairman read the FOL.
lowing from Nashville. dated January -
X. w. PopR AND ALI -
tho Unsn
President q hs Union q
compiled with. NASHVILLE CIRCUIT.
Also the following -
Hon. JoMs ?. srooKros, washington, =. q
done, in Gods stand by them. JOHN WRIGHT.
Mr.. ASHLEY, Editor or the Telegfdpher, addressed
the meeting for q few moments. lie said the 7eie-
g'aDher would stand by them to the end the
Western Union Company are bound to make big
night OF It; They claim to have men enough to do
their business, but this could not be so. He waa
sorry to soc that OF the operators in Phia-
delphia had gone back on them, also man p tnls
city. He would say OF Mr.. Lanhardt, the man who.
had gone back them in this city that previous 70
the strike he made moro complains OF the injustice
OF the company towards their operators than nearly
all tue rest together
Mr.. CoSwAS, late manager or the once In STAN.
ford, Conn.,, said MIR. Falrcnd, manager OF the New
Haven otflce, promised HIM 70 come out ana bring
Sixty men with him II he was convinced that the
company really did reduce the wages III California;
wnereupon f.t
Mr.. STEWART offered a resolution, which was
adopted providing that committee OF two be ap-
pointed 70 walt upon Mr. Fairchild and use their
persuasive powers TO induce him 10 strike.
resolution was also passed instruciing the Cont
mttee on Publication 70 have printed and aistrlb-
uted 5000 circulars rerutng statements r.ada i'm a
circular Distributed BY the Western unon Teegra Oh
Company. Nl#U. t MystH t.s .-st
committee was appointssa to investigate tina
truth q statement mars W striker to ,he effect
that tue western, Union Telegraph Company are
sending dispatches over the lines Of the Bankers
| and Brokers' Company. r > .,---~
l 4 ~ aun.
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Political Acknowledgment Amnes

Political Acknowledgements Amnesty.
PARIS, JAM TO- 1870.
1t certain that the party of the left have joined
with the other parties III demanding the arragn-
ment Of Baron Haussmann.
The government has decided TO allow Ledru RQl,
iin Tbaldi and others to avail themselves or the
amnesty recently granted for political offences. \.
Hass4 M aa ------- ~ls@-s
Prince Pierre Bonaparte Shoots an Editor
/. Paris Affiliated.
la PARIS, jan 10-Evening.
This afternoon NJ Fonvielle and M. Victor
Noir Of the editorial star OF the AarseillafSe,
Rochefort's journal, proceeded to the residence
OF Prince Pierre Bonaparte as seconds In q
contemplated duel between tie Prince and
Pascal Grousset, an editor OF that journal.
They had an interview with the Prince, during which
an altercation took place. The Prince becain 0
enraged and seizlDg revolver fired twice upon his
vtstors One Of the shots took effect In the body OF
Victor Eolr, killing him instantly
s. Che tragedy causes great agitation in the city.
Prince Bonaparte has delivered himself up to the
authorities. 81
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TRLRGRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD
Report Of Coup d'Etat i'm
Madrid.
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COMMERCIAL AGITATION IN FRANCE.
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a Paris Editor Shot by . Bona
parte Prince.
COMMERCIAL AGITATION IN FRANCE.
FRANCE.

Tho Ministry Of War-A Bonapartc and an
Agitator-COtton Trade-Commercial Pro-
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rendering OF Victor Hugo. The BohemaDs,
coming and In auding him to the skies as the most
wonderfully gifted and accomplished actor OF
modern times IN every respect overdld their work,
and imposed task upon Mr.. Fechter which no man
could on his first appearance ful IL would be un-
just, however, to pronounce dennte opinion from
Let II sufce that last night ne gave touch Of his
quality which assures US that he ID equal to, and
VIII doubtless appear to better adyyaatage 10 greater
WALLAcK's THEATRE.--The revival last evening OF
this house OF Mr.. T. W. Robertson's popular three
act military drama OF "Oursv was sufficient induce
ment to crowd the capacious auditorium Of the
theatre to Its utmost with an audience as favorabY
disposed towards the actors as they were apprec-
alive Of the merits OF the superb scenery. "Ours'
is not exactly stranger upon the Wallackian
boards having 1rst been produced there some three
years ago, since when 1t has been repeatedly per.
formed at this establishment. Yet as evidenced In
the large audience which assisted at Its representa-
tion last evening, 1t is safe to assert that
IL still possesses suflcient attracttvenessin the
present dearth Of theatrical novelty--to not
only charm, but likewise to amuse and please. our
paygoers for many nights yet to come. The story
OF the piece quietly but neatly told, and filled with
episodes OF love In the camp and In the cty but
most OF our readers are familiar with the plot "
would be supernuous to attempt to sketch 1t here
sunce it, however, say that in It's present revival
all Its original beauties OF action and Of scenery have
been preserved, and that most Of the Old fayorites
appear IN their original roles. Mr.. Lester Wallack
sustaips hts original character OF Hugh Chalcoe Win
al bis wonted grace and nonchaance, and, II any
thing, impaired even more quiet numor IN the
Way OF acm0n me part ,ss An .ame ,s
Mr.. Jonu Gilbert Mr. Ringgoid, Mr.. Fisher And MIR:
Leonard also sustained their orgnal rotss Colonel
sss needless ss ss1Sssy ss S s easse: u 'S 4
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1873.
E. Lopez, son of Lopez, late of Paraguay,
is in Washington.
-Yesterdays receipts from internal revenue
were 1884, 81S.
A rich vein of bituminous coal has been dis
covered near Chico, Cal.
Encouraging progress is being made In Bos-
ton in relation to the Stanton fund.
General Russell, the new State Adjutant-
General has entered upon his duties.
Peace has been concluded between the Ar
rapahoe, Cheyenne, Usage, Camanche, and
Kiowa Indians.
"A bill was introduced in the State Senate
Yesterday providing against mining accidents,
such as the Avondale disaster, and for the ap-
pointment of mining inspectors.
Governor McDOugall says the Red River in
surrection has for its object the annexation of
the Territory to the United States, but that the
people will not sustain 1t.
"A committee, consisting of eight Democrats
and but one Republican, was drawn in the House
of Assembly yesterday, to try the contested cleo
tiOn case of Graham VS.. Mooney, In the sixth
district.
was shot in New York yesterday by rough, and
will certainly die from the wound. 1t is thought
he will throw some light on the Rogers case be-
fore his death.
The Colorado Legislature met on Tuesday.
Governor McCook in his mcssa sc recommends
female suffrage, the election Of Governor and
other Territorial officers by the people, and a
thorough emigration system.
"A bilr fixing the salary of the State Trea-
surer, and making ii msdemeaRor for him to
loan the commonwealth money Tor MS private
benefit, also appropriatng the annual surplus to
the payment of the State debt, was introduced
III the Senate Yesterday.
General John Bedell was nominated foI
Governor of New Hampshire by the Democratic
State Convention yesterday. In their platform
the convention advocate the taxing Of contracts
bonds, and securities, and the payment in cur
reney Of debts not specifically payable in gold
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TERRIBLE AFFAIR.
a Boy Killed by the Discharge of n Gun, and
koasted by his Burning CIothes.


A Boy Killed by the Discharge Of n Gun, aud
hoasted by HIS Burning Clothes.
The st. Louis Democrat of the Sd inst. says:--
The coroner held an inquest yesterday after
noon at the residence of Henry Braunschweg
on Florisant avenue, six miles from the Court
House, on the body of William Lambrecht IL
years old, a nephew of Braunschweg, who was
killed on New Years day by the accidental dis
charge of his gun while hunting rabbits.
On New Years Day the family attended
church, and returned ut o'clock in the after
noon. After dinner Lambrecht put on his every
day clothes, and going into the kitchen took
down single barrelled shotgun, and loaded it,
saying, Now, / am off," He bade his uncle
goodbye, and started out with his gun About
3 o'clock Mr.. Braunschweig went ont towards
the stable, and saw a smoke in a field near hay
stack but supposing 1t to be a stump paid no
particular attention to it. Night came, and the
boy falling to return it was supposed that he had
gone to see his brother, who works for Mr.. Mil
Ter, at jennings station. The next morning
Braunschweig went out to the stable, and seeing
some object on the ground near the haystack,
went to il and found that IL was the dead body
of his nephew, with the clothes all burned off
except one sleeve of the coat, and the flesh
roasted from head to foot. A hole was discovered
in the breast, and the gun was lying within a
few feet with the load discharged. The gun had
doubtless gone off accidentally, with the muZzle
against the boys breast, and the charge of shot
had entered the body and passed through the
heart. The clothes had taken fire and burnt the
flesh almost to q crisp. The boy was from Ger
sany, and had been in this country four months.