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New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
LINCOLN MONUMENT IN PHILADELPHIA.
CEREMONIES OF UNvAILING DESCRIPTION OF
THE WORK.

CEREMONIES OF UNvAILING PRESCRIPTION OF
THE WORK.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 22.-The great
Rogers monument Of President Lincoln was unvatled at
O'Clock this In the presence Of vast assem-
blaee The military parsded In strong force, and the
oolored regiments made fine appearance. At the aD-
pointed tme Prof. Charles J. STILL President Of the Lin
coin Monument Association appeared on the speakers
stand and made brief address, explaining that the
monument was erected from the voluntary contributions
of the people, and that the object Of the Association
being now completed, the work tufned tO the
Park Commissioners The monument then unvailed,
and at the same flag hoised to the summit
OF the staff above and fOated out shower of small
flags concealed In i;s folds, fell among the popuace,
amid their huzzas and salvo Of artillery from an ada-
Col MoMichael orator Of the day, delivered address
character and life Of the martyr President Tne
view around the base Of the monument and the
blsse dispersed This evening" the monument was illu.
Of the Emancipation Proclamation, tho anniversary OF
which was this day commenorated.
ana psS psdests The ba.s Is bottom
niptb with s esh angle containing appropriate
inscriptions The nrst Of these, on the south panel
On the other panels are inscribed short extracts fron
tnS0s famous ASSSs . ana q
eagle, two feet high and about three feet IN breadth
across the ana panels forms the
,mmedisfr suppOrt of the statue itself which feet
inches in hight. Tho whole hight Of the monument
The statue II from model BY the American artist
Randolph Rogers who hss for many Year, rs fenas1 N
Comn,tten OF fhe Uncon Monument Association out Of
large number .ub%tssd Sn. ws: cas- s e TIE sSys
ststne Of FrcdeTck the Great. in Berlin, from the
ound me whole xSrs Tssx CUsn fs ne
coat n nearly 0s2 The figure 10 IN sitting posture
facing the South. In the right hand X SSps ann
p,cIsmafion Tns Statne and the oruamentaton Of tho
base III some respectreca that Of the Emperor TraaA
At
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
THE NEW DOMINION.

DESTRUCTIVE IihB AN bIs SOhN, Ne De
Sr. JOHN, Sept. 2s.--A fire broke out in q
rag LOFT TN tho center Of block Of wooden buildings
between Kingsquare and Unionst, at O'Clock In the
morning. and consumed Is liquor, grocery and provision
stores the Fountain House, Crswford's Hotel Pro
yincia Hotel North American House, Carleton House.
Union Hotel. Hamans extensive stables, and several
wOrkshops The Park Hotel caught fire IN the roofs the
cupoa burned or and the Interior drenched with
water Only II buildings. all Of them badly damaged,
are left on the square, The loss s estimated at 100000
The Nassau Herald Of the 10th inst has dispatch from
Prince giving the following account Of the out
rage:
"The Commander Of the Spanish man-of-war Churruca
fired upon the British sloop E. Beckwith which had on
board as passenger Capt Comes who was on his way to
Nassau to take charge Of the Hayten corvette Mont
the Beckwth and attempted to IRE the crew.
but were prevented This proceedng caused tne beck
the Government to send man-ofwsr to obtain satafsc
ton for the insult offered him. The EDgsh dag how
ever been nsuted as we'll a. and 1t remains
be seen whether such as the British Consul. 81
john Will put up quietly With this afont or not. Tho
only apology that was offered Vas this: The Spanish
vessel first raised the English flag and fired salute OF
gums aud then the Hayten nag With salute ofl7 guns
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
1Av1rssSEss IN aEoRGIA-ANoTHER NEGRO
NUMBERED.
WIsursnr0N. Sept,

WAHNoroN, Sept. 15.-Ge0rgia papers re-
c.tved hsro eoday uentioa occurrence m Jenerson
Countv in that ssate which resulted In the death OF two
men, one Of them WHITE naa named Co'ensn. having
bean shot hy . colored man named Pierce There are
sonictins stories concerning the aar. The Repubi.
cans say that Coleman went with . party Of men 70
Percos house for the purpose Of Offering violence 70
him vnea the latter refused to admit them, and ahes
Coleman Tho Democrsss deelGe that Celsman went 70
sarvs nagstrats's warrant against the cosofed nan
for some oHense. whom be resisted and snos
~ al thA sodSsrs Vho eayresoed ~ heses
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

CRIMES AND CAsUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.
Hittensss: Thssf I = .so in Sharsss'"n Aas' gave
Ono man was killed and three badly wounded
BY the AL Of scaabh in RoeAesssF, yesterday
.Balthasar Marquand, ago q, committed sui
ID. P6 asspais yssssrd,y 81 esasS Ass sita
The Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad depot at
wnnseoans VIA. vW bssssd ysssseAy ssks vA ~ tpssA
sAcs.
whitleys and wolfrsd & shaw's cotton mills.
css:s,Ss 's'sa .i'' 10. PAlad''AA "''' s's' ''s'
-. Ramon Amador wss hanged yssasslay, IN Sen
Iee.ds vsL tss ~ ss'las Il Hs'sss 1sssa1 s& sss"
.: EAs : Ps.s P;.9 :sss e p: :. .:ys .,'c e -
, -. The safe in tho Merchants Bank a3 Iin% ~.
'.S:ss; 1:s.: c:::s, ~. 49, l. e az ~ e s:x.
D.yia e At,|s ~ xae Y: i:d,ssia. 8 5sssssS:: = s:
~ ..a . a;'.s -. 3 '''' - 's's -
...Inoendiaries atssnyteA. {ssscaay ..s.ssas :ssass
-; e ;.::.: s:s.:: =: : - s:"a7 1850
The escaped prssuss Ay. @ ysssS: g sssss =.
,s:;: ,s:; s:.::!;s !: :ss':: s S - = A.'
~ s'',r,. -. s9n,s., sr.l. scss ssssh from Voter
=: -! y IN: :! ~; - :: .: .;s ;;;:;;s
4 ou.rrsi Sccurred st HopeAeld, Opposite Mem
-. sssss Is o.. - 2. D:sa. e.sSsaa
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:ss It 'ss's' 0'a- b ~ 's''.~ - .A'a's
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
BRIGHAM AND FOURTEEN OF HIS WIVES
SUBPENAED.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Sept.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Sept. 22.-Subpenas have
been issued to bring before the Grand Jury Brigham
Young and some fourteen Of his wives, and George A.
Smith, who ranks next to Brigham Young in tho Nor
mon Church. but they have not yet been found There
is considerable excitement among both Mormons and
Gentiles The Herald (dormon paper, speaking to-day
Of the purchase Of and ammunition yesterday from
the authorities at Camp Douglass by tho Mormon Gen.
Clawson, says, In time Of peace, prepare FOR war"
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
WASHINGTON.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE xu-xLrx con0fInc
ANOTHER ORDER or GEN. riSAs0NTONS
REvOKED-RRsPONsIBuI BOB THE HODGE
DEHALCAr10N. 'N
IBY rylsoRArH 10 TIE fRDunI
WASHINGTON, Friday, sspA q, iss1.
Ths Joint XuKhx investigating Committee VA IN
ssss,on to-day. The chtsf bustnsas d0oe vns ~ -
nounosmsnt Of Mb Committees 70 % South. ssnasoes
Pratt Rice and Blair, and Representatives. Bucksy cd
Robiuson, wore announced - tAs Counmitsee ~ Ah-
hsna, NsGsappi and Teunsssee, for the Caresfnas'
Florida and Georgia, Msssrs. Maynard, eehsoead. Ian
sns Bayard. and Voorhees, II b undezstood thss Rep'
resentatts Cox win take Judge Robnsons psos, n Tho
evens ee the latsf fAns to 20. After the Commtsses
were announced NJ. Cox moved to print and then
recomms the report on State finances, - Tar
oonscssd. This was opposed By NJ. Steven
son. and hong discussion snsued. n Wa AnaIy
deternned 10 rseemit With directions to complete tAs
report, snd present II ~ ths nsxs general meeting. NJ
Bayard then moved 70 prnt q ar A. ~ fscs hsd been
obtained. This was alse voted down. Tbs sa3sst Of
these motions wss to the imperfect reports Of the
financial condition Of North and South Carolina FLORIDA
and Georgia on the pending electioua Mr. Blair moved
to send 6nbCommittee to AIkansas, I0uisiana, and
Texas TO investigate the Last election IN the fra
State, Gov. DaviSs proclamation h tAs last,
apd the Custom-House troubles In Nsw-orsans After
some discussion this was voted down ~ party vote,
with tho exception Of Senator Rice, who expressed his
willingness to have Arkansas aArs made Tie subject
Of investigation, though he rather quantity remarked
that he for it. ~ they were not sapoy
ing negro militia" this being In response 70 charge Of
Gen. Blairs against Gov. Davis After the Committee
adjourned the Republican members remained In caucus
for considerable time. A sub-Committee win b left
here to arrange the financial report Ard examine some
witnesses who have been summoned here. Tho other
subCommittses viii not start South before tho 18th or
l2th Of October
Commissioner Douglass has revoked the order Of Gen.
Peasonton to Collectors requiring them to suspend the
making Of transcripts from the books Of dealers In leaf
Tobacco in order to keep check the operations of
cigar dealers. The transcripts will be made hereafter -
they have proved Of great value to tho Department In
the discovery of frauds
letter has been prepared st the 6ecretarys once,
Treasury Department By instructions from Secretary
Boutwell, and awaits his signature, relative 70 the Hodge
defalcston and the responsibility Of tho Tfeasury De-
partment therefor 1t is substantially the that
promulgated from the Trsasurers Office, except that
more stress placed upon the circular Of March - 1862
In modification Of the act Of 1851 which expressly pro-
vdes that all checks must be drawn In favor Of tho
whom the payment made, and not to bearer
Tho letter takes the ground that III becomes the Pay
aster-General to blame the Treasury for the nom
enforcement Of the circular, when he himself practically
refused lts Suspension.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
sErpynRCxEp MARINERS RESCUED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. H.-The captain OF
the ship Bogota which has Just arrived from liverpool
makes the following report On the 18th of July when
running through the Straits of Le Mare saw an Ameri
can ensign flying union down from the summit Of q
snowcapped mountain stood n and took Of the captain
and % of the men and officers OF the American ship
Italia wrecked Terra del Fuego July 10, and brought
them here. The Italia from Rio dc Janerio bound
for YalparaisO.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

COLLISION ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
HUDSON, Sept. 2-The Saratoga special
train ON the Hudson River Railroad, due ct ths city d
go this evening, into coal train Of the Hudson and
Boston RAILROAD ut the crossing Of the Hudson River
Railroad The engine and tender Of the Hadson River
train were demolished, and the bsggagecar badly dam
aged One coalcar cut IN two, and the whole coal
train thrown from the track; No person was injured
The accident through Of the rule
which requires all trains to como to stop before cross
Ing the tracks at this station.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
HAYTI.
IGE-A BRITISH VESSEL

ANOTHER SPANISH OUTRAGE-A BRITISH VESSEL
FIRED INTO.
PoRrAu-PRnoE, Haya, Sept. g. via HAvANA' Sept. a
The Spanish war steamer Churruea fired into
Br1tish soop bound thence from Nassau with tho crew
Of the Hayan war steamer MoutorRanise, which Is re
pairing at Nassau. Twenty-Five Spaniards boarded the
sloop The British consul and the Haytian Government
are trying to arrange tho matter.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
AUDITOR WATSON'S THEFT.
BILLS FOR $3,000,0O0 TAKEN, THE WARRANTS
PAID. AND NO YOuCHERa RETURNED.

BILLS FOR $S,OOO0O0 TAKEN, THE WARRANTS
PAID, AND NO VOUCHERS RETURNED.
There seems to be q Misunderstanding in re-
gard character Of the vouchers alleged to have
been stolen by County Auditor Watson It has been ~
certaned that the bills in question, amounting to ~
900 had been audited and approved for payment by tho
City Auditor and warrants had been prepared and exc
cucd such payments Before the warrants had been
called for by the persons In whose favor they were
drawn, Mr. Watson went to the Auditing Bureau
and represented that he authorized to take
these cheeks and promised to get receipts or vouchers
for them. But the vouchers were never returned BY
him. The warrants however, are found to have been
indorsed, presented for payment, and cashed. The
vouchers were stolen, because they never were
received but the original bills with the City Auditors
stamp, were These cancelled warrants now on file
in the Auditing Bureau, but there are no reeepts or
vouchers for them. 1t is said that most Of the Bills In
question came from the Street Depaypent and were
accompanied by acquisitions from the mead of that De-
partment, at that time Mr. VIM. n. Tweed, which
held by the City Auditing Bureau
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
MURDER AT A cRooUET PARTY.

MChDEh AZ a OnO'HOGx HA1SxA H
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 2a,-A special dispatch
to The ENQUIRER announces the fatal shooting Of D. p
Clonebe by Charles Carsop ct croQuet party Of ladies
and gentlemen, yesterday, et Greenvilie Augusta
County Both respectfully connected and ncithe!
over 10 years old Tho adair origtnated from old
grudge. Carson has been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
THE DEMOCRATIC WAR ON TAMMANY.

THE DEMOCRATIC WAR ON TAMMANY.
WHAT TUE CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEANS TO DO
WITH THE RING-ITs DESTRUCTION NECES-
sLRY TO THE SALVATION OF THE PARTY
VIEWS OF MR. TILDEN.
The late declaration of hostility to Hall,
sweeny Tweed and Connolly by the Hon. Horatio sey'
mour and Mr. Samuel j. Tlden Of the Democratic State
Central Committee. In their interview .. oucs win
the German representatives from this city, and the
active part taken by Mr. Tlden, as Chairman OF the
Committee in the present municipal reform movement
drawn the attention of politicians OF both parties to
tha shsrp warfare instituted against the Ring by the
ststa Democrsts 1t wen defined ngnt between the
Central Committee and Tammany Hall, and nas grave
,nterests for all classes and all parties the
honest Democrats with hopes OF thorough
t,on ~ their once powerul party relieved OF the terrible
,o.d ~ d,srepute 1t has bOrne in corrupt Tsmmany.
~ on,a Of the city arc encouraged to hope for relief
tro the Rng and this alone leads al parties except
q, the ping to wish the success OF the Committee
an.t the Ring Knowing the general interest fslt IN
the notieal aspects Of the fght TRIBUNE reporter
recentv applied to Mr. Tlden for further details OF his
views uron the present situation Of municpai anas
,hs ,eaops of the Democratic party in the State to the
n,u q, tn,. c,tv. and the probable course the party
.rIa ,are IN relieve itself from the corrupt incubus
that threatened to deprive 1t OF hio'
NJ ,laen stated that Ehen he had been rst informed
=, hs Io. Of the vouch1s BY Mr. Connolly he told him
that The community e1aspersted ct what they had
6urah would either accuse Connolly OF stealing the
or that other persons with corrupt motives had
s,resdy done TO- Mr.. Green, in whom he had perfect
confidence was bringing order out Of the chaos Of mu'
'.,-., .n,.rnmant ewoeny, Tweed, Hall, and Con-
Lii ond their confederstes in municipal pundering
.a ...ed 10 exist - political powers in ths Democratic
party downfall would :ss BE- :" ss
1900. ,hev mrsns. the ereanxath md thA machinery
Nv vh,Oh they attained their ends would vanisA Thsse
men be .s.ss.sd had hte real inhasnos Hsdithot bee
I'm N, uatronase and pisces their dsposal tAsy oou
osiped such controlling positioasi In Tho local
soverpuent re people had been defrsuded Of e power
which these men welded 50 fecklesay to further their
,r..r..,. fbe honest masses Of the Democracy could
"a ouA not couseni that the chief aim Of thot ex
istsucc should pe that several men might sssrandse
t,sm,slyss By Tho plumber they had 90 arrorany re-
,nv.a f,om the Treasury Of the people. Tsmmsny cor
-nton had bcen made charge against the Democratic
narty In every CANVAS throughout the United States
r. u. bliahting influence had become oppsesaivs
ana notorious On tho Of great State and national
~ RNuYth PAGE,
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
-~E N-5A1s.n" EyfJ
THE ARMORY SWNDLES.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS PARTLY REsPON'
sIBLE FOR THE FRAUDS.

THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS PARTLY RESPON.
sIBLE FOR THE FRAUDS.
It is understood that the subj Committee on
Armories and DriRooms, appointed By the Joint Com
mtee Of Citizens, Aldermen, and supervisors has at
length got actively work. having procured list OF all
the disbursements charged under that head They arc
now engaged in inspecting the various armories and
dYlrooms to ascertain whether the enormous bills for
repairs and furniture have any visible foundation. IA
regard to the missing vouchers for expenditures this
Noount has beef suggested that according to the re-
ouirements Of the law all bills against the county are
made out in items which, when they are presented to
the Board of SUPERVISOR are Of course rcferrod
to tho appropriate Committee for e1aminatisn
II they nnd . bin to be correct and
approve IT, they report In favor Of s payment and the
Board generally accepts their report Tho Cert Of The
Bossd tAsa tra.serihss Ne hl upon ~ bsfted blank
and sends It with certificate Of tts approval BY the
Board to the County Auditor for settlement In regard
to all the missing bills, it presumed that there are on
the files of the Clerk Of the Board OF Supervisors the
original bills and also the original reports OF the Com
mittee on Armories and Drll-Rooms. signed by ma
jority Of its members in favor Of Its payment 1t wfl
therefore, be seen that the Committees Of the Board OF
Supervisors who have approved these eIorbitant bills
are not without their share of responsibility
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
w.rrp METERS AND GAS.

II tho Ring holds together long tne mers
chant, .nd Of this city arc to Do sub
,sc,.d ., ,r..A abortion by the enterprsing Comms
soner Of Public WORKS. wuliam n Tweed. section II OF
tho Tax LAvy Of 1910 empowers the comn'sNoael ruo
w"sss sslset ssd eause 70 ~ anass sS's ss'Ss
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

at their last meeting adjourned TO meet s tho can Of the
President would request that said Board be convened
from this Department trsnsmted 10 the Clerk Of the
Board OF Supervisors yesterday relating to the levyng
Of taxes for the ye< 1s yssy respectfully yoars
Mayor Hall msde no reply, because, - 1t said, he
refused to recognize Mr. Green ~ Deputy Controller.
When questioned relative TO the letter, Mayor Han said;
az did not answer this letter because-having taken
steps to convene the Board before received itn my
opinion 1t did not require an answer and not because
refuse TO recognise Mr. iGreen - Deputy Controsr.
People do not seem to understand this matter
what I complain Of II, not the appointment
Of Nj. Green - Deputy Controller, but the
virtual abandonment Of the Controership by Mr.. Con
molly. The Supervisors arc now signing Q call for .
meeting, and they will probably convene nextveek Mon
day. sha AK the Board when It convenes to confer
power under the statute, upon the Joint Committee to
subpoena witnesses and In fact, to mako 1t regular
Court Of Inquiry, for want matters most rgidy In
vestgated. have already advised counsel to induce
Hageerty, possible to turn States evidsnce, for
satished that persons high In power and influence had
great deal to do with the stealing Of those vouchsra"
The sub-committees Of the Joint Committee on the
City and County Accounts hard at work al day
yesterday The Joint Committee will hold another pub
lie meeting soon Is any one Of the subcommittee 10
ready to report, which will probably be next week
Wednesday.
LOAN TO THE NEW DEPUTY CONTROLLER.
Acting Controller Green visited tho Clearing House
Association yesterday and requested loan Of
enable him to meet payments now pressing. It was
readily anked although legal Obligation be ssued
by the city while Judge Barnards injunction remain in
force
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
CAN THE PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS BE
PAIDf

l.. D. Herman, Clerk Of the Department OF
Public Instruction. asked Deputy Controller Green yes
terday, reputation from that Department for funds
to pay tho teachers for the month of August would be
nett Mr. Green said that he had referred tho matter to
Corporation Counsel OGorman for his OPINION ana tnat
when it vas received he would determine what course
to take in gard to acquisitions from the Department OF
Public Instruction. and from other departments The
question s Does Judge Bsrnards Injunction restrain the
controller from meeting these requisitionsi
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
VENEZUELA.

SUCCESSES OF THE REvoLUTIoNIsTs-AN AhERI-
CAN STEAMER SEIZED.
CARACAS, Venezuela, Sept 9. via HAVANA, Sept "a.
The Government troops recaptured several
seaports from the revolutiost who retired, united
their forces then attached and took Cudsd Bolivar and
seized the American merchant steamer Hero.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
AFFAIRs AT THE CITY HALL.

TUE TAx-LEvY-MAYOR HALL DESIRES RIGID
INVESTIGATION.
Deputy Controller Green sent the following
letter " Mayor Hall Thursday:
6KPrKMBRR n. fsTl.
TAs Hon. A. OAxEY HALL Mayor, end Prssidsnf Of Board
DxE eIs: uSdsr,taaA Inst tAs Board st sspnvsorA
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
FRANCE.

DIPLOMATIC RUNoRs-HAvoRABLR NEWS IRON
ALGERIA.
PA1Is Friday, Sept a. lSi.
The appointment Of n. LAnfrcy a. Minister
to Berne and the Duo do CAoisesi Embasad 70
lin probable Rumor again ASSERTS that H. Jules Fey
win 70 to Warrington and u Guisot 70 Athena but The
report Il considered doubtful An the arms taken from
the Nston Guard ate ID be deposited In the srssnA st
Boureea
Favorable news has been received from Algeria ind
cstins progress toward tho restoration Of French
premacy everywhere. President Th,ers 10 indisposed
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
ITALY.

GRAND REVIEW AND YIELD MANEuvERSTHe
JEsUITS EXPELLkD yROk ROME.
TLoRrHo1, Friday, Sept a, IsTi.
A review Of the army, with field maneuvers
ON largo SCALE win take place ct Verona on Sunday In
tho presence of the King The French Charge dAhAres
at this capital IL dead.
Tho Jesus and the Republican agents have been ex'
pelIed from Rome The Pope has postponed the appoint
ment of Bishops to tho vacant Sees TIL November.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
SPAIN.

MORE RE-ENToRCEMRNTs FOR CUBA.
MADRID, Thursday, Sept II. 1871.
Resnforcements to the Spanish forces in
Cuba continue to be sent forward Twelve hundred SOL
diers have Just embarked from Cadls for Havana.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
MOROCCO.

RESURRECTION AGAINST THE sPANIARDs.
MADRD Friday, Sept n, 1871.
An insurrection has broken out In Morocco,
and the Moors are making vigorous attacks upon tho
citadel Of Melills seaport town belonging to Spain.
The epanish Government has dispatched large number
Of troops to the relief Of tho garrison Of the place.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE wIGAN NINE STILL BURNMa-AN EMGRA-
TON TREATY.
LONDON, Friday. Sept. a. ISL.
The mine at Wigan is still burning. A great
Quantity Of watsr has been pumped into the shafts but
mtne continues night and DAY.
Convention relative 10 Emigration has beon r
ranged between The Unttsd States and Great Britain
10 6neaA cenniasnsEs Il Emigration have approved
OF hs dseas q tAe ssAsns ana Il has hssn trsnsnted
TO WasAtnGton ~ the 1ssgA Oos. Qusen Victoria u
saaIsrins iron rhssmAtm. 49,
kfeah stsaksa of minar character have occurred
among TIE workmen. TAe German workmsn recently
imported to Newcastle are returning 70 thsts homes
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

MRS. HAG9ERTYB CAbE-NO EXAMINATION.
Justice Ledwith, at the Essex Market Police Court,
was ready at any me yesterday TO begn the sxsmns-
ton of witnesses in the case Of Mrs. Haggery but
none of the lawyers either side appeared the further
hearing was postponed until to-day. Mrs. Haggerty was
not confined CELL but was kept Under guard IN tho
comfortable room Of tue Warden and treated - Kindly
o. possible 1t apprebsndsd that writ OF habeas
corpus would be served upon the Warden OF tho prson
but up to the Iour OF closing the Court such writ had
heal reseuted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-04
by Richardson Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l13 Main street,

A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
N kNDLOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF It'll
STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION The owner intend
ton, on the premises On THURSDAY, the 9Th
inst, at 50 O'Clock p. NJ. that well-arranged and
desirablY located BRICK DWELLING 30. 62Ol
on the west side of It'll street, between Clay and
Leigh with three stories above the baser ent, con-
tatning nine rooms !; gas and water on the prem
lies kltchel with three rooms; ANA lot 70 v-i2 ny
1870 feet, more less with iron railing ana sbue
tree7 In 'front.' and alley on The side.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance IN 4. 8. ana
l2 months, for negotiable notes, with Interest
adced, aud secured by deed Of trust.
iva RICHARDSON & CO., Aucts.