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The New York herald., 1870-03-12

QUERY.-Why is there nothing said about
the Board of Underwriters in the Fire DEPART
ment section Of the pantomime Charter7 They
are supposed to have the greatest interest in
the proceeding of the devouring element.
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THE CoPPRRHEAD ORGAN wanted to CO ntrol
Tammany, but it finds Tammany too many
for II.
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A PROBLEM FOR THE ARITHMETIC MAN.-If
twelve Supervisors are bad to have, how much
better are eighteen2
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The RURAL MEMBERS would not 60 into
caucus with the city members on the new
Charter, They evidently had mock auctions,
bogus jewelry and other atty tricks In their
minds eye.
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upper hand and the silk stockings are out al
the heel
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THE SILK STOCKINGS are wOrsted The
barefooted democracy walk into them rough
shod.
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Tho Arrival Of tho smidt.

The arrival Of the Bremen steamer Smidt,
after long period Of suspense and anxiety
respecting her safety, not only brings Joy to q
vast number OF people interested In the sue
cess Of her voyage, but encourages hopes that
the City of Boston and other missing steamers
are still afioat and will eventually reach port.
The Smidt left Bremen on the 2lst OF January,
and, in the natural course Of events, was due
here about the 4th Of February. Unfortu-
nately an accident in vital part of her
machinery threw her upon the re-
sources Of her sails. Like many ocean
steamers, her sailing capacities were in
adequate to the occasion, and consequently
she had to stand the brunt Of wind and
weather. The account of her cruise, pub
lished in another column, gives very interest
ing details Of her experience, and exemplihes
the incidents that may occur to ocean
steamers. The City Of Boston, although so
long absent, may have encountered similar
mishap; and, discountcnancing for tho
moment the reports of the fearful ice
bergs said to have been seen in her
track, we still have hopes that no
greater calamity has befallen her. The liza
bility Of ocean steamers beyond the actual
control Of their commanders is further illus
trated In the arrival Of the Beckton at the port
Of Glasgow on the 25th Of February, after q
voyage Of twenty-three days. The log Of the
Smidt proves how inert steam vessel may
become when crippled in machinery without
losing her capability of reaching port.
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MoTTo OF THE RoUaH DEMoCRAcY-Silk
stockings be darnd.
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MORAL, /:

No city government. Higher taxes. Op-
pressed citizens. Disintegration and chaos.
Silk stockings, the copperhead organ,
Madison avenue, and the Manhattan Club the
cause!
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BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery-PuTNAM-Tua GREAT
MEXICAN ACTRESS, &c Matinee At ..
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner OF Eighth avenue and
ID st.-TuE TWELVE TEMPT ATIoNs Matinee al Z.
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CONTENTS OF TO-DAY'S HERALD.

New York, Saturday, March IL, 1870.
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WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE, Broadway cor
Thirtieth sIMatnee daily Performance every evening
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BOOTHS THEATRE, 23d ST.. between 5th 9Th
y natinee--HAMLxT. Evcning-dUr kAsSERIsa,
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NIBbO'S GARDEN, Broadway.-IsSIsYALLrN; Oh,
TRR MKN GAR. Matinee At =
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Brosaway.-NEw VERSION OF
HAMLET. Matinee AT q
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COASTWISE STEAniSHIPS.
PAetF 10 MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.


... COASTWlSE STEAMSHIPS.
pS0I IC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
cALIFoRNIx AND CHINA
raes ksw fss1 re SAN
81 10 i s'sn; $40. S'ss5ns'' ssS.s
According to location OF berth.
50 rates include bcrths board and all ncccssarics for
Of the above line leave pier AZ North river foot OF
Sas al street, a. y ~: O'Clock ci,, noon.
~ ept when thoas Gays fall on Sunday then hs day pre-
:, One hundred ponnd. Of baggage fres to each adult
.cossiTGrI5S a Captain rsRsr apaH cray connecting WV"
Steamer JAPAN win leave San Francisco March l. 1870
Freight Alaska untl p NJ Saturday. Feb
ruary 9 All usual facilities afforded shippers collecting
For freight passage ticket, all further Information
"pp' '"''' p''' = ''''' r. II. BABY, Agent.
! TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
AMHRiCA a000 tons bnrdsn Captain T. l.. Tnkepaugh,
will sail for 81 Thomas Para Irrnanb9co Bahia aed Rio
Janoro on Monday, Feb 3 al O'Clock Il ifoi" p"r -
FOR ireiahs passage aDgsly.ov o,p,reos ,,.,,
No. Bowling Green, New York
! uAyAsA, slsE AID VERA Cruz ,,. ,.
Nsr ,v iPTo from sp pier Il Lasa ryer al q oeoas nooo
cY ras 81 ePjeSiESx sExTeo Pso r.e "a
CLEopATRA, s.-.:............Monaay, 2srcn
FOR freight or p"s'L F. XLsgxSDRE SONS. 30 Broadway
Ill CLEOPATRA PHILLIPS. wtl leave HAsbeck stores,
BooAlyn a. Z O'Clock Taesd%y' sserna.y ynp 10 s,x.
limited sTAry, STATE. ma NAIL l,..n.ss. FOR dnAyAsA.
e S.qg ssTS!sI esf assr.s.y at O'Clock Ap'
eSEKS GAsG n.n Gspen Van n sss As.% M,
MISSOURI, Captain NJ. r. Greene. March
"sS' TO- ~ ssr,'Ss rss:'Ssas Gassa
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INOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
II Cid Dominion a,eamship Company.
Steamships OF this line eavc pier " Northrve Zoos o.
Beach street.
For Norfolk, City rclnt and Richmond Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday Al j. NJ, connecttnc with the vr
kinia AIR the Scaboad Inland Air line
Petersburg edon railroads. Chcsapcako and Ohio rail-
roads and Rchmond pany4sa railroads. Through
senger cke,s ind hro bs os aing at reduced rass "
all points South and Soxthwest
Apply At ohes on pier 81, or to .
1877 Greenwich .treos. corwer OF Dey,
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A DRIAN ii. MULLER, AUCTIONEER
"A E1sous9s sss store and Lot. No - orandt street.
s auction, Tuesday, Feb H. 2 O'clock Il tba En f
change III broadway by or the EXECUTOR
o Jonas deooase the tive story brown stono front
store and Lot No. 3 CortAndt street, between Church and
dreenwich Streets Fun particulars At No. Pine street.
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YOUNG MAN (AMHRTCAN), a YEARS OF ACE
N deares the acquaitance OF young iady between 10
and "a, for the purpose Of mArmopY Addrass hELvIhs
boz aIH Herald office,
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TIHir9D STATES PASSPORT BUREAU-OFFICIAL
pss ,orts OF the Department or State issued by c.
WHiAN sTH u 8. Court Buildings, Al Chambers street
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TRAINS ErGHrH AND LAsTBENSATIos SERMON
l. TAMMANY. tonight AdLklssion 25 and 10 osnia No
extra charge fog reserved aeAi4
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JNTOODEE MANTELS.-J. ZIEGLRR. h CO., NO. ~
w Ble street. manufacture plain and rich Wooden
Manes OF tho latest styles and AL possible desgn good
selection alwlys on hand.
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coAsrwrsR srxaMsHTPs.

OT GALVESTON STEAMERS
rying ths United states mail -
The Al steamer wILMTN TON Captain Coie at pier No.
~ EAST river viii sai Saturday February ~.
All GOODS ior Houston the will be forwarded ~
our assnts, mcssrs !. II. Mcmahon q Co., free.
153 Maiden lane. ~ - - 80
, 1870-10-29
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, !oCToBER %, 1870.

The regiment, wore surpstsed by the Yankses.
Tha Colonel vas killed, but the cousz.ba1d
NpdAk,
When the intelligent contzabana told The
l0is4ionaEy about the buried treasure, the lar
tef Recasne de6sfot,' OF getting hold Of it. he
Hn24J persuaded the oontrahand to 20 With
him to the battlefield, ind they dug up the
box md brought it North with them, Now
arosa = new riAeulty. The coutrabaua d.
clined 10 open the gold. or to try to dirpose
Of i Tor fear be should be accused Of steal
Ing II; H. thought, however, that O., 900
Nputa , x 11st him through lie, and o1eEad to
ior hat amount. The missionary md not .Le
neney. but bad brought ths contraband and
the to1 to Rome, and 70 the matter rasted.
14$ sporting man heard this romantic tale
wlthsSreat interest. he had $4,000, II the
missionary had not, and it did not take long
70 persuade made him that it Vas
non9y,, and 20 hases in tho gold, Of
Eh}eh ne nlassonag sssurod him there vas
1t le4ss 330.0o0 The sporting m.a drew his
monty from bank in Utica. and the two
specflatora went to Rome. Just this side OF
Ronf they tunted from the train, tbs nus
a!on3rJ LED his victim to a house where he said
sporting mal. knew that a oolosed m.u rssidad. .
surs enough, there eat an old mau By the vim
dow, and the miseioEars pointed hin out "a
the man they we're in search Of.
"Eow. said the missionary. "the old man
is sather nervous. Ne will either GIL him out,
pay Him and get the box, or what Is better.
perhap@ had hotter take the money In. nav
him tud bring out the hox He will not stop
TO cdunt the money il tell him It Is IN right.
and and We can be- at the depot IN ten hin.
utee and take the dtpt tr1ic east,
This all looked Reasonable, aud the sporting
man banded out ths money. The missionary
vent into the yard, and ti1o other supposed
into the honae,- leaving the victim slowly
walking back and forth IN the rain, studying
Whist to do with his 5l5,000 in gold.
He was aroused from hia forc.io by the
eound Of the cars. The tra;a el t was leaving
the Depot. He became inpatient. Half 40
houf passed. He went into the house. There
a1t E4A old man, resident Of Rune. There
did nut sit tbe missionary. He had not been
in the house at al, hut had escaped With
1900 IN his pocketbook, while the sporting
man walked in the rain.
, 1870-10-29
4 New Confidence (.nmes

Two or three weeks since colored geatle-
man came to Utica, y. T., and began his L.
bars Is minister and missionary among his
brethren in that vicinity. He presented Gre
dentialz and letters, wl9sch WOE for him high
p!ace in the opinion Of those he met, and ap-
peased to be IN humble, ha1d.xorkins soldier
Of tho cross. Among others whose acquaint-
ance he formed Was i colored resident Of 4
neighboring village, shtewd sporting man,
generally conaldered well posted and mp to
tuut." This man, by shrexdneeB and good
luck, had become possessed Of few thousand
doslArt, Of which the missionary determined to
poseees himself. After PRAYING and preaching
bis xay into the good E.aces Of his victim, thu
missionary told him the following story, IN
st1ic. confidence:
In his travels down south, the reverend
eaid he had met IN Intelligent coutraband
This aged remnant Of the lste war, 1t The
cnmuopcement Of hostilites, ono OF seventy
three chattels owned By wealthy southesner
ehose heart had been 1ted." The plAntel
sold teventJ-twn OF these chstte1s for gold
Nhlch he packed up In m lfou-bound boz
Then ha took the i1nnbound boz, and tho In
ttlligent contrah4od, and went Oh into th
Contedesate service md bec4me Coloosl
During The xax, tho Cnlonal and ths oont<s
I haod eod tha Uon-houod box, Ind ths tast .
, 1870-10-29
The appointment OF Relatives to
Office
Washington f0ef. ~ Correspondence ef The .Nf,e
Tork HfYdtd,

Inc recent aeeoant pnohsaea u 1osion
Paper pozang 70 ss'e :ue S seS o1ue ~ ngI'ey
ahaeniles We lePae,e ,',.i M..n oianas, @no, II
tasi; on.y eonta.ue1 !lS 5.a.n u .;nna Iusn
niaden amohg ousno.s 2. III 's[ep.Gss4;;o' t
70. 70 use soo naIsnes ~ naa ~ ths
9Gt .nssa - .1..s xSa1ios psf.sai e rs .uno;nt
'ateis maffa son 2. seSre.a5 ~ f1.n ~; ~ one o. Q,
me eecleta1les o. Aeeau9n: aau tnss pA1 ~ ~
tne account Tas 70 iH wosned ~ ~ 70 convey .ne
iaea tnat all. tlsn, a1neen' aao os,sn pAs.s
" .ao eensu.o ,;.;,.s ~ - ria W., 5a,.5
, 1870-10-29
The Methodist Book Concexn-Kns
vesttEntions in Progress

Those cognigaut Of tho proceedings under
taken In the matter Of the defafcasions in the
Methodist Book Concern, Of this city, will re-
member that = committee OF that church mat
here last summer to investigate certain charges
brought Against DR.. LanahAn, the junior
AGENT, which held him responsible for IN
alleged grave indisctetion, injurious to the
good reputa Of the church. In making
p1bGc the fact Of these irregularities.
This committee. 1t will also be rsnem-
beted, afteEward adjourned without tax
ing kuy action In the matter that had brought
them together, and, It VAS generally supposed,
With the purpose Of abandoning the inveeti-
Eation altogether. It now Appears. hoveTeE.
that the prosecution aEalust Dr. Lsnahan
w1s not only not abandoned at that time, but
that it has been sctively prosecuted since
Fer + week past : subcommittee Of three.
namely. Meesrs. Van Clex, Pike, and Bing-
hAm, hare been engaged in this city in Secret
y investigating the tnatte1. On AoudAy, in
company with lev. Drs. LRnAhan and
Carleton. the agents Of the Book Concern: tnl.
sub committee started for Ciudunxti, where
the Book Committee hold their regutar aenai-
annual meeting To-day, and to whom the sub.
committee viii report So quietly and secretly
nave these proceedings been conducted thal
but few OF the Aethodists of this city mos'
interested in tho matter are aware that ths
prosecution against Dr.. L4nahau IL still Botne
On. It Is not Impossible that the result OF th'
meeting OF the committee may be the suspen
SION oErenovM Of Dr. LAnahAn from hts posl
ton.
, 1870-10-29

Conflict ffctsvccn the Federal and
New York a:ttY Authorities over
the Occupancy of n Portion OF CstY
Hall k~arK for tho Purpose OF
RualdfnR the General Post Office.
Stw Fork tot. ~ De+pdseh 10 the cincisndt Com
n.eTe.dt.
An unp1eaeantness has occurred between
the federal and city authorities regarding the
occupancy b. ths government OF The south
etn section Of the City Hall Park for the
erection Of the new General Post Office. Per-
usission WIS originally given by Street CON-
missioner Mclean for the government to
build fences On tue rark wall, and t. use =
pot:iun OF tho Park on the north Hide
fot the erection of warehouses. Everything
progressed smoothly until last summer, wte1
the Executive Committee Of the Boari OF Pub
lie pa1ka decided on the widening OF Broad
way md Park Row, adjacent to tho park.
By the proposed widening the carriage road
wonld c3rnc within ten fest Of the Post Office
foundation wAllt. AIr. Peter h. Sweeny,
Chairman Of the hoard, Informed Sccretafy
Boutwell, Of the intention Of the department,
and pointed out the great need that existed
for the widening Of The street, aud expressed
hope that the government would alter the de-
sign Of the proposed eiifce. The communi-
cation was not replied to until month after
wa1d, in consequence Of the soseuce OF the
Secretary on his Northern tour. On tho ra-
turn Of tho Secretary, be answered Mr.
Sweeny.s communication, informing him that
tho work had 60 fas progressed a. to render il
alteration: Last summer Judge Harry Hilton
notified the Post Office authorities. through
% tho press, ,,Iu!sa informing them that the
cent to the City Hall Park rendered
t. ssso1S sss ies ks sapseBt 9aSpsa
to the Post Office. and requiring him (the
Superintendent. Sr. Calvin T. Hulburd, ,Eto
mako preparations to vscate that portion OF
the park grounds which the government had
sr essn = WoEaa9 for stcns and
made until within few days. when the Su-
perintendant was informed that he must draw
In his lines to enable the wotkmen to com
p1ete the improvements now under
way In the park Tie Superintendent
and while they were rebuilding 1t thirty feel
nearer the Post Oalcs work, they wers sud.
denly stopped BY the general foreman OF the
City Park, who had been ordered by Judge
Hilton not to allow the fence, when once
down, to DO put up again. and to direct lii
was tho opening Of the battle, and the oppos
ing forces needed but blight urging to have
had a lively fight The day after the order VA
received, tho Tammany sapperd and miner,
appeared in force in the rear of tho she'd
on the north sida Of the Post Office. d.,
after d.y they have been steadily adysncini
toward tho government grounds. Blacksmith
shops. warehouses;, offices, and derricks ar
daily disappearing, and the consequence i
that work on the edi6ce hiss been virtual
stopped. There have been at one fimo owe
twelve hundred men employed on the work
but now there are scarcely fifty left. 4 grea
many workmen have been discharged durin
the past week. and tho Federal Government
will he nnder IN additional expense every da
the work Is delayed.
, 1870-10-29

Adjournment of tho E1lKeoM County
Circuit Cotar..-rhc Hall Divorce
CnAc --- LnSulle County Circuit

Adjournment of tho Burenu County
Circuit Coars.-'rhc Halt Divorce
d:a>c --- Lnsnlle county Circuit
Court
specia, Despatch to The ohieaso Trihnne.
PRINCETON, Oct 9s--Tne September term Of sas
c1scut Court Of Bureau County terminated 10.
dag, having occupied seven weeks The case Of
Edward c, Hall RI. Teresa v. Hall, on oi1l for
IivoEcc and ctOss bill, has Occupied the last ak
Keen tla1s OF tht term, and has Ii iss course, de-
yelvpe, soEc Of tie Most d.sgsareful Transactions
tnat were erer made pnoilc. The complainant
eharsc'1 thnt his newly csrnusotf Wife had been
guNty Of extreme and repeated cruelty and
a.alssl!. She ansEerest. dcntinR both charges,
and filed = crnes bill asking 70. dtvorra on The
ground OF extreme and repeated cruelty on the
part OF het hastaa.L There Is &c much to BE- said
on each side, and 20 Nt,lc that eau be sAtd in ey
tenuauon Of the offence Of either rartv.
that Wc prefer mt to gnsntn details. On motion
mzle hy the attorney nj the defendant on the
original TRIAL for An allowance to the defendant
the Eourt granted {2:0, to be paid On OF before
the 1st day Of December next, and recommended
ment BY which The case can he settled, inss.
much as hr thoncht both parties :wruld he re-
dute' 10 extreme poverty hY the further prose
cutton Of the sutf. Counsel promised that they
would Use cvcTy influence In their power To bring
about settlement before the next term Of court
which commences on Monday. December IL
The term OF the Clgcut CoErs Of Isa1le Coun.
II commences Oh Monday, November :, and, as
usual at the November term Of that codEt, tnert
which their are three cases OF killing, Two o,
which Will probably be called murder and one
mabslaughter. 1t Il probable thas the peoples
docket Win 0ccury the Cutsrc term.
, 1870-10-29

| snd In good denau1. Wheat neaTy and iower
sales ot Nos. ana chteaso y x;M coFa apll ~
I es9es of rejected IT Sc No. nomtnalJ &C UAu
tiniI; 30. i western, 4tt, Rye-No. Western
CSC.
F1uoHrs-stesd{;;~ ou,s
Nxw 0nz1Ax1, Oct. fa-<b1z1 1z1ts1EEy4-Fso u
nyu; sape1nue ta.oo; x. $5,13: AAA. :soo
Com n1Mer; mixed, s9s4; Wtlte, Sa9Sse
oRss, &c. Drsn. N.la.
H1r-Prhne. sesb0: choice. fc9,oo
PHuyE1uN-Pork dFDcT: s36, EsSaa3+12H y II
weight. Bacon trmer: isL, 19S e5l94, so49a1c:
Hsms-su2a1 currd. 9SH92sc, LsSd-Tie1ce
1sAa1s&c: krx, 19tasnc,
1asses-P'tme. Aas6c. Coffee, 11Aya174.
WH1sEKY-sooaN "aN.
Cor1oK-Actiye, higher: x1les 5000 baies. Good
o7tlfr arr, 1ikatstst: fow ,midd'tn1. 13191csi
ntdd1ipR. 1f.;c: receipts. e,es1 haies: WEEKS
a,slk Exports to :,rarpno', 7.ss9 hsle.: BIT.
men, s,1as; Sisal. -: New fork, 9,sos:. stock,
63,s+s-
Gold. ll1&.
, 1870-10-29
THE FALL. OF MFH.

loSnax. Oct. 9s.-A despatch to the London !.
1s1fk. from Berlin, snuuatcs that the French had
fe1eeted the German terms Of a1m1sttce, but
thinks the fsll of Metz viii lead them to recou-
slider hctr determination.
i~ffeIa1 aprsgsteh 10 tht Eew York Herald
UoStsoS. oet- 9S--Any1ees from Berlin TO the
1.tn s1ate -hat the eaptulaupn uf Daxatue with
ms AMY II Aet1 Is IN conformity with the uuder-
fAnshre *is1ses' II with the King Of Prussia, ard
eontetnrlatrs tpc~s1s peace.
TOURS, Oct. ts--1t IL rr,x,rtc,l here that Enc,
lana aes'fts the meeting Of thu ruronrap fon
rfrts To arrange peace.
new fnzx, Oct 9S-The wsriTs snce,., s,r,
the news Of The surrender Of Ne,z. With ~
a11ny OF Aasshal Bstatne, numbering $50,
comtmtants OF 4n arm. a,5
between 1900 and 10000 a,e,h,.s
troors. 10 confirmed To-day. In government c,rr,ss
and among 1mpettalbtA 1t IA regarded sa f.rnr.
able TO the negotiations now going on nj yrrsa,,1s
for an a1uisttce- These negotiations. In ,hr,,
original bEsts, involve NO reference whsteyer u
Metz, the army Of Marshal Baza,nc having b.c,
considered bJ both parties ~ cut OF u,
PRACTICAL question. have it, paints o,
the bext authority II follows: Flrs., that tn
principle Of the statu quo dsak 70 govesn ali =.
rangemens looking 10 The possible resumption q
a1ms ot to An a1Knisuce: second that both be
ngerenta arc to be allowed TO hold their actu1
Positions II the time OF the signing Of stipulation
anird+ that the city OK Pa11 u
, 1870-10-29

The EAnderpool Trtat--More Dam.
AKinE TcstimonYs

&C tAA1NEQ0VA Af1A4e1H16FG DAkA1
hKing Testimony.
KALAMAZOO, Oct. 9a-yesterdny afternoon Mel.
Ron So ling testified tnRt he met fandetpooI on
the 9Th OF February, 1862; asked him II draft hs
lett there on Maxwell. Hunt r 70, of Chlc3gD,
had been collected. rhnderpoot said he did not
Know. Witness asked him to 80 into the bank and
look At the book FandeIpool did 81: sAio there
IVES no eotIJ Of It; witness MAS shown tue s,ook
Of Vauteypooa / Field, and Identified tho entry Of
the d. att on It.
William r. Hall testified: Field depos1ted
1929 tn hls zsfe for sate-keep.a9.
Aipheus H. 6mlth testified " witnessing the
articles Of dissolution between yandespool ami
Field, on SUNDAY, the oth Of September. Bos1
cane into h!s shoe Bhop, In the kauc building as
the bark, IN their shirt sleere8. ...
Albert Friend testitel: Field showed him en-
nte8 On the book WHERE Fled was t1ebtcd with
!Aur hundred dollars aud seyeu hundred da!laTs.
TheF have bten charged bf aome one. md now
read fourteen hundred dollars and seventeen
hundred dt}a1R. Saw yanderpool about eight
o'clock Mooday, after Field disappeared. Asked
HIN where Field Was; yande1pool said he guessed
he Wop1d hear OF him next on saIt water
George ". DnlltS, Prosecuting Attorney OF MAn-
tstee County, swoIn: Made an examination OF
the bank; found blood in the matching OF the
flooring, IN the carpet. and on tho coat OF Van
cefp0nl: The coat haa since been burned In the
hre Al Aknsfee before the former thai: also found
bunona in the ktnrt fand ch2Tred piece OF paper
looking a. II blood were % 1t. Witness Identified
the aEtlcIes, =
This forenoon fas been occupied With the
croFB-exanlnation Of Mr.. Bulls. which has been
ve1y searching, but no new iacts we're developed
, 1870-10-29

wAKElrsa, v. Va, Oct as,-rarrs, returns,
today. from shout ten counties, Ebow large DEM
octat:c galps- Davis, Democrat, IN The First
District, = elected over COT. Republican.
1ortty for Governor 10 4ao, although on
local tFues the Republicans elect the shenH and
clerk OF Cou1t. The Democrats gain largely In
members of the House Of Delegates, snt1clent.
incy claim. TO control The next Legislature.
Nothing hhs been received from The kanA*ha
region no 70 this hour. II Htll be Impossible 10
ds,cFptne The result IN the etate mutt further re-
Rerublicans that their ma}ortu la 1865 has been
e1taiiy: :rednced, and that there Is pEooaoM3nay M
t1tct. as weit as The First te1eaEan from
Charleston, Kanawha Counir. saEs tne c9nnI s, II u
1efy close, probably giving oemocfatlc ma
joritJ. -. ~. Additional n.
9 tnnnts % Republican majority; Republican 1oss
100. Lewis County. pemocmac mtR..5 ~ nantt MI
s sa aenuSlIesn sjoiit5 cabe coant,. 1so DEN
o<1atlc majority. Lincoln co11Hr a M n.,
| ioItty.