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As the fact OF The capture became known the ex-
cltement increased Ia intensity, and IL leaked out
that the murderer would leave Reading FOR Slough
by the ton minutes past eight r. 81. train upon the
Great Western Railway. over 1000 persons
assembled to witness his departure Before leaving
the cell he was visited 10y the Deputy Governor OF
the Reading jaii, Mr.. Boyce, who at once identified
aud convicted short time since OF stealing a lamb
at Abingdon, for which he Was sentenced 10 eigh.
teen months hard labor In Reading jail. lie then
gave the name Of JOhn Jones. lie also
vcted some eight or ten years since for stealing
barrow at the Reading Cemetery. Ii appears ur-
tier that, when he saw the officers coming Into the
lodging house after him, he thrust his hand into his
pocket and endeavored 10 draw forth loaded pistols
but police constable Toulman proved too quick
his IA time. He then walked quietly TO the 20.
lice station. II also appeared that instead OF the
murdered mans watch he had the pawn ticket OF II
ON him, Tor he had pawned IL at UxbridRc and en-
deavored to sell the icket AT Fannigans tap to-day
When captured he had on the murdered mans trous
ers and boots aud he had sold che coat nd waist
coat during the day 10 Mrs. Lyons, IN Union street.
FOR four shIgs.
The prisoner taken to the railway station In q
on duty thereat He was hooted and Kissed by thu
large concoursc that mad assembled. He was taken
through the goods station and placed In a second
class carriage, III charge OF superintendent Dunham
the superintendent OF the Uxbrldge police, and Gap
tain Drake the chief constable OF Bucks. The car
rage was afterward shunted TO the ten min
utes past eight =. nj. train, and as the carriage
passed the station the prisoner received the hearty
execfatlons OF the crowd outside. Jones Is now Oh
yvil
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kasE EXPERIMENTAL noSas IN PROVIDENCE.

from the Providence journal, August 81
About half-past I've last evening, while Hart r..
Pierce was sitting alone aJ table 10 the refresh
ment room OF his shop-the Vermont Saloon, corner
OF Torrance and Middle streets--two young women
came out Of one OF the apartments and requested
him TO put out young man named James A. Foster.
who was behaving rudely and insultingiy. Pierce
quietly requested Foster 10 go out, and the latter
back In less than half hour, ana VIII nx you 50
you won't put me out again." Foster was gone
about i've minutes, when he returned with double
ielled pistol, and addressed an insulting remark
to Pierce who took him by the collar for the purpose
Of expelling him. Foster, then placing the pistol
close 10 Picrce's body fired, the bullet piercing the
vest coming In contact with and breaking the left
suspender button OF the pantaloons, and penetrat-
ing the skin sufficiently bleeding. Pierce
then assailed Foster with his fist, which was badly
smashed up in the sculile. Foster was arrested by
onlcer Oakcs and conveyed to the station house. He
Is young man Of no particular occupation. said to
be by trade cwelier, and resides ~ No. 20 Lester
street. About two years ago he was arrested foi
creating q disturbance in this same saloon whcr
he threatened to clean out.
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HOLLAND.
War Exeiirnrnt in A",-terda n,--Nerfrat but
Rxciied-io-se- q" Trade and Chances nj
Bankruptcies.

War Excitement IN tns-terdn ns--Ncrfrai buf
Rxc,,ea-io-ses Trade and Chances of
Bnnkfspteles.
AMSTERDAM, july ~, 1870
Before this letter into your possession the tel
egraph wiz have informed you OF the concern
ing the war between France and Germany. Thus IL
win be sufBclent communicate TO you the impress
sion n produced In this country and the general
feelings concerning this great struggle.
As soon as the war mad been declared our govern.
nent ana that OF Belgium took The necessary
steps TO have their neutrality respected. AZ the
same time however, our government mas put In
readiness ali our lines Of defence. and even the
fortresses OF woesp Qounng part Of the line OF de-
fences OF Am sterlam, which were declared impreg-
nabie by Napoleon ~ fully armed. The SOL
die "a OF All classes who were absent who were on
the point OF receiving ufloughs have been called in
for irpmcdate service, aud even the National Guard
lSchuttcryl viii soon follow.
Tie students OF Utrecht have offered their SER
vices 10 the King
The telegraph Is closed for pubic service and Ia
only emplcyed by the government, aud the commu-
nlcatlon with Germany IL partially Interrupted the
RAILROAD between Ulevcs aud Cologne being de-
Al tins moment hear that the order for the Ma.
tiopal Guard 10 enter In duty has been Issued
Several friends here follow the names Of several
friends of the receiver OF THIS letter. are among the
number | need Not tell you OF the panic caused by
all these measures intention exists 10 close the
Stock Exchange 10 prevent sAs many failures caused
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watch, which Ia said To correspond TO that worn
by Mary Anne Marshall, was pawned ON
Monday at Mr.. Roberts pawn olioe, In
Uxbridge, by q man having the appearance OF
OF u vagrant, who lotered about Dennam immc-
diately be o @ anu after the murder. In Janua
last Mar nall was severely bea,en near nis own
house, ana II u said that "a miitiafnan, who was
sentenced ~ two months' Imprisonment for the
offence, and VINO, IN consequence, male use or
threats against Marshall, closely resembles the de-
scrlpton given OF the supposed vagrlnt ny ioice-
three O'Clock on Sunday morning. and by man with
whom he drank IN neehD0ring b ~er SHOP llan
with whom ne stayed at a common lodging house at
Uxpr'dge missed HIN from bed early on SUNDAY
morning. and was surprised on has return 70 ilhd
that he wore much betLer clothes than those whlch
he had taken or the previous night. The man as
snred the police that his companion LEFT for Reading
ON MONDAY afternoon, and acting on tins iniofina
u0n TWO detectives at once started in pursuit.
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HOME wEDpiNG--An interesting nuptial cere.
mony took place last Thursday evening, the parties
being Mr.. Abraham Aurtch, Of Virginia CITY, Nevada,
and Miss Pauline Gabriel, ono OF the beautiful
daughters OF the Re5. J. Gabriel ut whose residence
the marriage was celebrated. The house was
crowded by the relatives and friends Of the young
couple and the mystic tie was formed by the father
OF the blooming bride. The good will Of their friends
was manifested by the great number, variety and
value OF tine presents offered, which made An elegant
display. Having made brief visit to friends In
New York Mr.. Aurich will depart, with his BRIDE for
their lar distant home among the Sierras.--NeD
Haven Journal August I.
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EU R Q p e.
The War Excitement I'm Great
Britain.
Englsnd's Preparations for Z Ma
tional Emergency.
THE CRISIS IN AMSTERDAM.
RUSSIA IN NATIONAL ARMAMENT.

ny special correspondence from Europe we have
The 10 lowing important reports or the results Of the
great war crisis as they presented at certain points
on the 2Sd OF Juy-thc latest mall date.
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BY the lowering prices OF the stock market A later
teIe tram informs me that the Prince OF Orange has
been nominated Commander-in Chief Of our army,
winch X formed Into four divisions. under many
generals.
the headquarters Of the Commander-ip- Cnier are
In Utrecht.
Goa alone knows, but THIS Is sure, tlat great many
persons W III 30 ruined.
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Arrest of the Murderer.


fReading May 24l correspondence OF London Ncws.l
About six O'Clock this evening great excitement
created In the town the report or the capture
Of the supposed murderer OF the seven members Of
the Marshall family ut Dennam. On Inquiry it was
found that man had been arrested at q lodging
house kept BY Abraham Lock, In Silver street, by
superintendent Durham, OF the Slough police. and
police constable Toulman, Of the Reading police,
companied by n man named Charles C0onbs, who
had given damaging evidence against him. II APP
pears that CoOnbs Ia bf1cklayer, residing at tho
Bell yard, UXbrIdge, and he states that the that
has been captured came out OF COidDath prison either
on Friday or saturday last. He only knows MIN by
the name OF Jack. and the man has declined TO give
on saturday night ana asked Mrs. Coombs
for lodgings, but said that he SHOULD not
be IN untl sunday morning. On sunday
morning he returned and ne then had a
dlterent suit OF clothes to which he wore on the pre-
vious night. He had also carpet-bag with him.
winch was full Of food and other things. He went
to bed and did not get mp until about ten O'Clock.
lie then went out and got some eer and afterwards
stopped ut the Bell yard all night OF Sunday. The
next night the spent In another yard along
with TWO girls. This morning he went into the Bel
yard early ana asked Coomns for som chung but he
sad he had not got 1t. lie then asked Tor some
break nst, aud Coonbs said he would give him some
# he had not got any anu he then gave him some
breakfast. The man then told CooInbs that he
should go by the seven O'Clock train TO Heading.
and after he WAS gone Coomps' suspicion began TO
ARISE, and he informed his employer That he could
rest until he went after the man, as lie suspected
he had committed the murders. IL master there
nonnced his supicons 10 the sergeant OF police, aud
he was accordingly shown the clothes that were
found in Marshalls house ali covered with blood,
and these Ne identibed being worn by the man
Jack on saturday night.
He then proceeded TO reading In trap, accom-.
| panied by superintendent Dunnam, OF The Slough
police, amt with the assistance of police constable
| Touiman searched various loJgilg houses in the
town. and al last found the IN tie house above
mentioned. These facts CoouiD5 AisUrtS 90 he true.
and further thar the prisoner had actually Cd the
clothes Of the murdered man amt also his wAien.
! He was handcuned and taken 10 the police station
where two men were placed with him IN the Cell t
watch him. When spoken 10 about the murder he
became excited anu said TO the officer 'fou wOuld
not say did II. Look mere, 50 help God never
murdered man. woman or child ! never sci fool
into the house or the shop. What 90 you think oi
itfthere, take IL ont OF that" He has determined
look and speaks with ethiug or Scotch accent.
He n about iive scet seven Inches high, Of saow
complexion, and has dark beard cut short all
round dark eyes. brown hair and mustacbe. He
was dressed In Kind OF painters cup, clean white
sIaock ana DARK striped trousers.
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peared about half fun overlook him when he GOT
Into the main road ne SAID, ~ Is ine morning:
you hurry ng 70 the tralnp' | sail "No; los5
my KEY last night. and am seeing whether can
nnd IT, we walked together about tnree-quarters
OF a mile; kept looking on the ground irving 10
mad the key; we conversed together; he said, II
was nearly running over u man anu MS Wlie iast
NJ M, he said she had naoy 40 er ar Us and a.
throw her in the canal; be asked her why sue ana
no 20 home TO her husband. and she SAID sne was
AFRAID; he said 10 the man. why DON'T you go
nome quietly with your wifes" no said. WHO arc
youp' he replied, III am man." AMI ne struck tho
Stranger that was speaking To his we; ne said also
that he had spent nearly tbs whole dai with the man
ana ms wife, aud that ne went 10 save the wife;
raw the deceased man Narshallj ANA his vile return
ing home about eight O'Clock saturday night.
there were none OF the cndren with them; L
tnoasn. Ihe man met On sunday morning was the
ucceased' ne was dressed In dark clothes; l.
stopped before reached the lodge and ne said he
would LOOK or the Key AZ he went on and That ne
Wouiu return IN tho evenings he asked where
lived; told him ~ i've near your h,use;r he re-
pied, II am stranger here;' and then said, .'Oh,
thought saw yon come out OF Mr.. Marshall's;" he
SAID, .fou dd that man, ms wife, his mother ana
suppose they have staried by the six lrain' yes"
ne SAID, 'by the half past bven then turned back
ana tod him 10 leave the Key at the Plough II he
lne Coroner-Do you think you could recognize
the man?
witne-s--I shouldn't ike to swear to MIN.
The Coroner-Did any other man pass at the timer
Witness-rwo Other meo passed me wniic l was
talking to him; one Of them was the son Of Mr.. Ar
n0ld lone OF the jury; the other dOl'C Know: the
man called out TO them 10 know II they picked up
key, aud they replied mo anu went on.
Inspector Sutton, OF the UXbrldge police, thought
fright TO contradict rumor a. TO the discovery
and identification OF "a watch which Is Supposed Co
nave been taken from Marsha's house by the muir
dercE However, he ininated that the police were
possessed oil certain Information which they did nos
think IL prudent 10 d.sclose
Police constable Trevener being recalled, sald-i
noticed the man whom met particularly; he was
about forty years OF age he hai good dea Of hair,
black whiskers and musacbc, which was remark
aoie because II was so straight anu stubby; he was
about I'VE ect seven or five feet eight in hes hgh
he mad his clothes buttoned tightly round him.
Inc Coroner-Coud you recognize hin2
Wtncss-Quite easily.
WASP
Witness-A mechanic. should think.
Tue Coroner--pid he bear any resemblance 20
Marshall2
Witness--No, except that both men were dark
AZ tnis stage OF the Inquiry an Adjournment wss
agreed 70.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22

NAhmIN0rOh ID. u Juno ~, lblO.
DR. +. V. wRIoHT-Dedr Sir; We tho
undersigned, having witnessed In private
seancc the wonderful Manifestations pre-
scented by you as an expose OF the so-called
physical spirit" demonstrations which have
been exhibited TO tho public as genuine ''Splr-
itual" phonomena during the past season In
this city and for fifteen years In the prominent
cities Of both this country and Europe by per
sons calling themselves spifituM mediums
feel Il n duty TO ourselves and TIC people 10
call On you 70 give public expedition al such
time and place as you may designate. We
regard your performances and rational expla-
nations as In every respect satisfactory, and
your efforts to undeeeiye the people rs worthy
Of general commentator.
Rev. h. SUNDERLAND, b. y. CRAIa, N. D.,
Rev. J. =. RASKfS, ". WooDwhRD,M MD
Rev. j, q. BUTLER Prof. JAMES MAIN,
MARIA A. bTKTsOH, Prof. M.H.DOOLrrTLK,
Judge J. J. CooNBs, WM. @. MURDoCk,
THos, TAYLOR, Esq, NJ. u. BRAN. s-r|
We fully concur In the above. -..
GEo. A. Hail..
A. 8. PIArT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22

Ar PREIIMIsABY meeting Of the soldiers
Of the United States army during the late re-
bcIllOn, held at Union League hall, last eyon,
ing, ]. II. Slime was elected chairman, and
William Y. Sliney, secretary.
Mr.. Stino, upon taking the chair, stated the
object Of the meeting TO bc 10 favor the past
sage Of the equalization bounty art intro
ducci by Mr. Cobb, of Wisconsin, and 10 rc-
quest the speedy action Of the Senate In bet
half Of the soldiers Of the Federal army,
The meeting then adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22

TRANsKRRs OF REAL EsTkTB.--Withln q
few days past Mcssrs. Fitch 4 Fox have sold
part Of lot 5, In square 100, fronting " feet
on VI street north, between flfteenlh and Six
teenth, 10 MossTs. DongheTtY and BOrland,
for q, COO Also, part Of lot 10, In square
l5T, fronting 20 feet on Seventeenth street
west, between Massachusetts avenue and L
street, and running back 100 feet, improved
by a two-story frame house, to Charles Kee-
gin, for 1880. .. 10
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22

BASE BAIIa-The admirers Of the game
may look tor a, close and exciting contest To-
day between the Olymplcs, Of this clty, aud
the Pastimes, Of BALTIMORE, notice Of which
appears In our amusement column BE- {
This Is the second game Of q series for the
g championship Of The South" the first Of
which was won In Baltimore, last Wednesday,
by the Pastimes, whONylll to-day present their
full nine for the first tune Ia Washington this
season, and do their best 10 win the hall, and
thereby earn the coveted championship,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22

THE NEw POLIOK CoURT.-YesLerday after.
neon Mayor Emery, District Attorney Fisher
and Deputy Marshal Phillips were occupied
10 visiting number Of buildings In various
PORTIONS Of tho city for the purpose Of select
Log suitable place for the new police court.
Il was stated last evening, on Whit should be
good authority, that the kimmel house, on Q
street, near Four-and-a-hAlf street, was likely
70 be the place selected ior the COURTHOUSE,
Of Judge Of tho proposed court but Il would
scem that General X, D. Musscy is 10 be Che
gentleman selected. The Geperal has made
no effort 70 obtain the position, but II Is highly
probable that In this Instance the ofilccwip
seek the man. a... -nt o. sHthti1N
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22

THE ASSAULT AT TIE EMPRB HOUSE,
Mr.. Henry Reems, the young man who was
so severely beaten at the Empire house on
Rssallants, (Mesicll,) stated that the cause. OF
INC assault was Sonic remaTks maio BY lin
rulaiiset 70 the inhInmau tcatmcntiof Maalcks
wife. lie further states that he was assalled
by three or four some Of whom have been
arrested and will be tried to-day by Justice
Walter, when all the facts In the case VIII DO
ELECTED,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22

TnE Coon FEIH.ows' PIC-NIc.-Thoso who
attended the picnic Of Adridge Lodge No. q
A. .. q. r., on Monday evening, will long
remember the pleasure enjoyed. The gentld-
mon having charge Of tho affair were uncoas-
ing In their Efforts 10 please their patrons
They showed BY their attention TO DO Good
Fellows not only In name but In decd.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22

TnH OLDEST ISHABITANT.-"AnntD inAh, .
who died In Abingdon, Va, week since, was
20 years old At the time OF the surrender OF
OornNallls. The KirgiHidl thinks she was
Perhaps tho Oldest person In Nlrgiuin, and
ua5fl ~ She was the only very old servant sgo
have ever known who never belonged Ia, o.
was mo servant Of Maseef George Wash
ington." sCtlt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22
EDWIN vERREAs WRIGHT,

THE TRIALS or LHg.LWhAt shall do !
| am so debilltated that cannot attend %
my ordinary duties. Try speer'a standard
Wine Blttcs;" they are unoxcellod, and will
act fayOrably on all the functions Of your
system, and restore them 70 vigorous action.
They are simply speerh wine, without medl-
cation, except by sueh herbs and roots a.
Physicians use daily. cost
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22

NEW Masonic TRMPLH.-The various com
mlttees 10 whom was entrusted the duty of
furnishing tho several rooms In the Now Ma
sonic Temple, have concluded " throw the
at which time they will be pleased 10 see all
the members Of the fraternity with The mem-
bers Of their families aud lady friends.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22

IIoUsEKEIaERs would do well to call and
examine the slate refrlgeralOrs, tho best and
cheapest In the market, at Thos. w. Mllers,
1909 Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. a...4
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22

An EXCELLENT HORSE, kind and sound, Is
offered for sale. Application for particulars
to be made at 22l Third streot northwest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22

MEssRs &. w. HAyENsER q Co., real es-
tate and note brokers, No. 6i3 Louisiana
avenue, offer tl25,OO0 10 loan on real estate
In sums TO suit at the legal rate Of Interest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22
GEo. A. HAIL.
A. 8. PRArT.
W.annoFoN, b. O., Jaas 91. ls10.

WAhHTN0TONJ d, u Juno d I57U.
Hsssrs ByrOH SsRderiaad aad otAsrs' . :
GENTLEMEN; In response TO your call ]
have 10 say that IL viii afford me pleasure TO
give public exposition ~ you request, fool-
Ing that by so doing the people may have an
opportunity 0f learning the danger Of placing
confidence in any theory based upon the
mere stock and trade" Of incorporating
trieksters. My exhibition will take place al
Lincoln Hall, corner OF Ninth and ID streets
on Friday evening, Juno "a, 1870.
Very truly yours for truth.
EDWIN YERRKAs WRIGHT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22

NEW TUo-BoAT.-M cssrs Henry Davis and
VIM. Bennett, two young men Of tho Seventh
ward, have Just placed on the river new
tug-boat, named tho II, X. Rodgers. The
boat was purchased In Bordentown, N. j.,
ami Is said 10 DO admirably arranged for It's
purposes.