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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02

From the debate in the House Of Lords
England, on the 10Th ultimo on the fedora
ton of the West Indian Islands, we see the
whole spirit of the policy Of the British gov
eminent in this hemisphere. The proposition
originally was to bring the Lseward Islands
under one confederation, but there was in
serted in the bill for this purpose clause
empowering the Crown to add the Windward
Islands. The Earl Of Caruarvon said he
trusted that the measure was the germ of still
larger confederation. By this he meant,
probably, the ultimate union of all the Ameri-
can possessions of Great Britain. Tie speak
ers in this debate spoke in glowing terms of
the advantages to British commerce Of this
policy but in reality all these schemes of con-
federation have an object more far-reaching
than appears on the surface. The aristocratic
governing class and monarchy of England
are intent in creating Q counterpoise in
America to republican ideas and republican
institutions, just as the Emperor Napoleon was
when he created the empire OF Macmillan in
Mexico. And the gist of the treaty lately
made with the United States may be found in
the provisions which tie the hands of this re-
public in the future and strengthen the hold Of
England upon her American colonies. The
public men of Great Britain are seeing
statesmen, and lay down policy to operate
in the distant future, while ours are mere
children in comparison. Our public men do
not look to the future, and often do not know
what Is to the present advantage of the repub-
lie. We throw mp our hats and hurrah like
silly boys over the seeming condescension
of John Bull, while we are really being over
reached and while the cool and astute English
men smile complacently at our simplicity. The
next step, probably. will be the erection Of a
monarchy on our border, with one Of the nu-
merous Guelph family for king; and this, in
time, may inspire our shoddy citizens and the
radicals, who are for the most part monarch
lists at heart, with desire to be like the other
nations and have a king to rule over them.
SOME Of the Canadian papers say that
neither the provincial government nor Sir
John A. Macdonald, the Provincial High Com
missioner are committed to the new treaty.
II Is sad to see these irresponsible Canadians
agitating themselves in this way. AS the
provincial government really has no authority
to take any action upon the treaty whatever
the United States not being In the habit OF
making treaties with any dependent colonies,
If we except our own dependent Indian
tribes-we do not see that the provinciallsts
need do aught but fold their arms and take
the good things we and England send them
without grumbling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02

JEFF DAvs.-Give him the length of tn
string that ought to have brought him up Ion
ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02

The Republican Factions Of New York.
There are numerous little clashing clques
and factions in the New York republican
camp; but to simplify them we may con-
slider the republicans of this city and State
as representing two divisions, to one or
the other of which all the little local cliques
aud coterics belong. These two divisions are
represented in the United States Senate-one
by Mr. Coukling and the other by Mr.. Fenton.
Conklug represents the republicans who 60
for the recollection Of General Grant Fenton
represents the disappointed oflice-seekers,
himself among them, who go for change In
the administration. Mr.. Greeley, sort of
political Siamcse twin with Senator Fenton,
is one Of these disappointed soreheads who
90 for change. He believes in the one term
principle, looking to new division of the
spoils of the Custom House, and he has a CEN
trail committee here which appears to be deter
mined to run the party in the city, in oppose
ton to the administration, city committee and
the regular State Central Committee.
OF course all this is very amusing and very
satisfactory to Tammany Hall. But what will
it all amount to in opposition to General Grant
for the succession? With the return of Mr..
Greeley from Texas he will discover that JEFF
Davis has settled the question in favor
of General Grant. Davis has ceased to
be an offce-seeker. He has no honors
to expect in the line of politics just
now, and has no favors to ask, and so he
speaks what he thinks without mincing tho
matter and he fatty tells the government and
the world that he accepts nothing and admits
nothing, as settled by the late war, and that
the ''lost cause" is not lost but still lives, and
is bound in the end to prevail. Therefore,
unless Greeley can go bail again for Davis and
for his followers on the bond that he and they
do accept the situation, negro suffrage and all,
there will be no use in going for the one term
principle, or in trying to get up one horse
independent Greeley ticket against General
Grant for the succession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02

PRESIDENT GRANT and family are at Long
Branch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02

that so soon as these claims are formally adj
mitted he will resign in the interest Of the
Count de Paris, thus making an end Of all
trouble SO far as his family is concerned.
Having no family, he is not consumed BY per-
sonal ambition; but whatever he may do
with his own, he wishes his right to be
recognized. With the understanding that
Henry the Fifth will not occupy the throne, is
it the intention of NJ. Theirs to push his claims
in the interest of the House Of Orleans, and
particularly in the interest Of the Count de
Paris?
| Plain il is to us that the next great struggle
in France 1--WE hope 1t may be bloodless) is to
| be between the Bourbons aud the Bonapart-
lists. 1t is no matter of ours whether France
decides to be ruled by descendant Of the
Little Corporal or by the heir Of Hugh Capet
One or the other will please u.s. The Count
de Chambord, the Count de Paris, Louis
Napoleon or his son-any one will do 80 far
as we are concerned. II will not surprise us,
however, If the republicans find their oppor-
tunity as middle party and come into power.
There is no good reason why they should not.
There is every reason why they should. A
moderate republic would be compr omise be-
tween Bourbonism and Bonapartism. Imperi-
alsts would never rest satisfied while Bour
bon sat upon the throne of France, lcgitimistt
and Orleauists would persistentI sgitate \
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-22

S25 TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS will be paid
for q single case of incursble Catarrh. DR.
Merwln's Vegetable CAtarrh Cure is the
ches pest, as a package makes one pint OF
medicine, and is sent BY mail on receipt OF
thirty cents. And as The BEST, because Al
nerer fails to cure any case Of CdtarTh.
We wish to send our pamphlet, entitled
oman and Woman as Iuvalids," to every
reader Of this paper, and will mail. free, e
dozen or more copies to any person who vii
hand them to their friends. Address st
Louis Medical Association, No. III SIKH
Street, St. Louis, Mo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-22

Reader, are you troubled with headache !?
Try Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil ! For
ell kiads of pain, and for sprains, or bruises
or for internal pains, or cramps. sit works
like a charm" Call for it where you trade'
nr at Inhn RanRston's.
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richardson's lRisH LINENS, DA-
II MASKS, lISEK CAMBRIA
HsNDKERCRIFFt, &C.

We feel ourselves called on again to oAU-
TION CONSUMERS against the indiscrimiuate
use of Irish fAl rics made up ts initiate goods
in fold, trade mark and general appe srap ce, and
to warn them, that their only safeguard is to see
that the authentic seal of our firm.
RICHARDSON, SONS OWEN,
10 stamped On each article.
Determined to confne ourselves as heretofore,
to the of yarns spun from the choicest and
strongest Fl.1 by the best ID achinsry obtsina-
Ns; uniform in weight and elasticity manu-
featured and bleachsd under our own supsrin ten
dence-the con,umer will be
GUARANTEED BY Our sEAL
the same dursbiity and satisfaction in she wear
which the genuine goods have always afforded
in. RICHARD ON, SONS OwDEN.
Belfast, Ireland, Mo. l6. 1871. iel2dw3n
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,

For each square, or .hs space occupied By ten
lines Of solid nonpsssil, One Dollar fer each in
ssrtion.
Special Notices, 20 cents per line. Whsr in
serted months or more, SO per eest above Tsgu-
lar advertising rstes.
Oonmunications, or articles inserted azoas
reading matter, - cents per line
DAILY AID WEsKLI.-A discount Of IS per
cent. will be made from the Weekly rates, on
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
matter 10 inserted in both Daily and Weekly.
Double Columns will be charged % per cent
additional
For IL transient advertiasmeh advance pay
ment Is required.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-22

Dr.. PRICE's Cream Baking Powder was
used last year in eight hundred thousand
families, aud proved the ne plus ultra Of
Baking Powders. Poor -four is helped BY
its use, and with good -four the best of Bis
cults, Cakes, Pie-Cruss, etc, are achievAble.
Try DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder,
also, his Special FlAvorings, of Lemon, Va
nillA, etc, and none will find lis way into
your house. All grocerS sell them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-22
I'D
NOS ADALIS
TAEaRsArAMzRIoAN HEALTH

TaE GRgATAM1RICAN HEALTH
L RESr0RER, parties the blood
And cures s,rOfuIA, Syphilis, SKIN Dis
eases, AhsuuAtism, Diseases Of Women,
and all CnrOnic Affections Of the Blood,
Liver and Kidneys. Recommended by
the Medical Faculty and many tbous-
Ands Of our best citizens.
Read the testimony Of physicians and
patients who have used ResAdAlisj send
for our ROssdAlis Guide TO Health Book.
or Almanac for this year, which We pub
iish for grAtuitoui distribution; 1t will
give you much valuable informAtse-s.
DR.. d. W. Carr, Of Baltimore, sass:
81 TAXI pleasure in recommending z
your kosAda.s as q very powerful al
tsrative. have seen il used In two
cases with happy rssults-ons in . cas-
Of secondary syphilis, In which the ps-
tisnt pronounced himself cured ate,
having taken Ave bottles Of your msdi-
cins. Ths other lS q case Of scrofula q,
long standing, which is rapidly i'm prov.
| ing under Its use, aud the Indication,
are that tAe patient viii soon recover
have carefully examined the foruuI,
| uy NUN bAN 1Oh&0AAAA - AaoASt an
end ID an excellent compound Of alter
alive Ingredients.
Dr.. Sparks, Of Eicholsvills. Ky.,
he has used Rosadalis in cases Of Ser
fula and Secondary Syphilis With sati
factory rssults-ns q cleaner Of tks bloc
know no better remedy.
Samuel g. McFAdden, MurfrsesbOr
Tenn says:
rs have used seven bottles Of Roai
dGlis, and am entirely cured of Rheun
AtiSm; send me four bottles, IS I wis
it for my brother, Who has ssrofulo'
sore eyes"
Ben'jamin Bsshol, Of Lima, Obi
writes, have suffered for twenty yea
with nVstsrAts eruption over b
whole edy; stshort time since pu
chased bottle Of RosadAlts and 1t Q
fsoted perfect cure"
Ros&dalisis sold by all druggists.
Laboratory, 81 Exchange Place, b
timors. DR.. cLKHRNTs q co.
Proprietor
!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-22
LOCAL N OTTO E s.

To MOTHERS AND NURsEs,-Mrs. Whit
combs Syrup for DiarrheA, lie , in children
whether induced by testbing or other causes,
il ia the safest and beet remedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-22
GRAIN.
CHEAP FARks.FREETR TRAVEL
chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad Company.
100000 Acres
CHOICE IOWA LANDS.

This ConPsny is now Offering for .ale about
ak hundred thousand acres of the finest sgri-
cultural lands IN The Wess. The Company sells
only TO actual Sc ttisrs and the prices are exceed
lnsIy rsa'onable, rArg glDg from SIS TO si6per
aere-the average being about sS. The greater
part OF these lands are situated along the line of
IT'S railroad between the cities Des Moinss aad
Council Bluffs, and are in the most acosssibl.
and fertile region in tn. State
Sales made ior cash or on credit lone snous h
to enable any industrious man TO pay for the
land out of It's crops.
These lands are held under q title di-eet from
the General Government, and are not MORT
gagged or sncumber.d in any way. Full warranty
deeds given to purchasers.
For maps, pamphlets, or any other inform . ton
rsspec q 1g them, address Ri ~KzKR Cook, Land
Comnissionsr. Davenport, ls~a
EXPLORING TICKETS are sold at the Com
PAny,s ticket offices at Chicago, and all other
princiPal stations on Its line, and if the purcha-
ser buys land the amount paid for the ticket i,
applied on the purchaAe money.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
Rail Road.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE
LESS THAN HALF PRICE.

T WILL SILL EXCURSION TICKETS
L good on all frst-claSs trains uotil September
ID. 1871, TO New 7 York City and return, via Chi
eago, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, Return
Oct ID, 1871.
Pleasure business pAsTsngers will please
notice this is the only line running Palace Day
and Night Goa hes the entire roUEe fro N Rock
Island to New York, over the oldest, best man
aged and most luxuriously equipped roads Oh
this continent
w.B. GRENELLE, Agent.
Rock Island, August q, 1871. 2ldu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-22
ORIENTAL CREAM.
OK MAGICAL BEAUIIFIER,
L, Attempted ts bs palmsd off on the Public.

The Unprecedented popularity and univer-Al
oeuand Tor this innocent cosmetic has excited
the cuPlditJ OF bold snd infamous counter
feiter, in initiating the label and lhe bottle OF my
cream. In the counterfsiI label, the dash dlvid-
ing tie words "1rade-naIk," and the period
after the latter word, are omitted. 1her. iG no
dot separating the dollar aud cents of the price
in the counterfeit. The lsst word Of each lire
Of the Din eeton" in The counterfeit is the fol
lowing "0f,""use, "Iarge," the and 'none;'
there wor de, in the genuine, begin each line Of
the direction" The counterfeit lAiel ID .
brighter scarlet, and the nsraviDg interior 1he
wax at the top is dull and Of poor quality. In
other pects the countsrfeit is well cal uIated
to deceive. DTuggists should be on their guard
when my Cream is offered At less price thaL sl44
per gross, lees ten per cent discount. l have
never, to firm or house, so it for less, ever
have received order for more than q gross at
| time nor have ever exchanged the Cresm for
other goods. dem ating that if any one offers
my Cream for less il is counterfeit. All orders,
to insure the genuine. should be sent to my only
office, No. As Bond street, New York, formerly
No. 453 Broadway and No. 81 Walker street.
| T. FELIX GoURAUp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-22
jas q. HUI 7 O4tf n. y
kditor \. 7 Lancet.
T. FELIX GOURAUD, NJ. D."
and Practical Chemist,
IS Bond street. formerly 455 Broadway.

To he had oF Or. T. FeliT GouTaud, No IS Bond
st-.o, Ncx Yo,k and Wholesale in New } ork
or = c W-I.& Co, Ig2 Fal' on street; F Eenrv
College Place: " II scbiefeiin 4 &c, No iTa
" Iirsrn street McKeEscn Robins. 81 Full
ton street; Arnold d kcNary, ~ Park Place
Critt"nden, 9Th Avenue: HIiE. Esumsnn
Murphy, y Barclay street: Hegeman Co, 2C@
BrOadwE ard Frugsists generally
islsd"oi,tt sdEcsH*m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-22
Chicago
IRON BEDSTEAD f!
MFG. co.

Now is the time TO get them, to insure health
aud eieannesG They are extensively used in
the west, and give universal satisfaction- Fur
niture dealers, Institutions, hotels and Board
ing Houses dealt with literally.
Order1 by mail promptly attended to.
For sale at the Factory, 25I and 253 Kin1is
street Patented 1869.
may2 ~ tues
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-22
COMMERCIAL.
Gold liz la.

RocK ISLAND, August %.
THIS Flour market is corrected at Warmers
Mills and the quotations are the ruling prices OF
the Rock IslAAd market.
WINTER WREAr FLoUR-Wholesale,.... ,..... IS. 40
I" a. Retail . 90
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-22

JEFFERsoa MARxET PoLIcE CoulT.-James
L. hutton, of 10. 40 Deg street, was Arrsigned
before Jsdge Cox q charge of coun eIfeiIing
the trade mark and label of DR.. T. Felix Gour-
aus Original Cream, or Magic Beautifer. 1t
Api ears that this ipt eniOus operator palmed of
on A. r. Sands one gross Of the spurious stuff,
for which he obtained $ll4, being 1880 less
than the article is invariably 'old by Dr. e.
The said gross, minus six bottles, bsys been
honorably delivered by said 6rm to Dr.. G. The
miserable counterfsiteF disposed of another
gross &c CritteDdeD, No. Sixth avenue. This
gentleman very handsomely returned all he ksd
uusold--viE, seven dozen. Another gross vas
sold to PlAtt, Scott Co, Broadway, ten DOZEN
of which were scld TO John F. Henry Not
of these bottles has been returned to DR.. G. The
re preventative Of Mr.. Bepry assured Mr. 6 that
every bottle ihouId be destroyed Mr. GoOraua
is determined, if possible, TO stop this kDavish
business of counterfeitiTg g. BY legal proceedings
and the publication OF the name Of every verder
who is cogni1snt of the preparation being com
! terfsit In The meantime Purchasers cannot he
too much on their gard ana be sure to get the
Oriental Cream, or Magical beautiher, of r.pUtA-
| ble Druggists. and at Mr.. Felix G"traPd'S only
| depot, No. as Bond street. RuAbliEhed thirty
one years Gouraud's well kr own Italian Medi-
-atrd Soap, for the cure Of akin diseases. price
| fifty cents, is stiil for sAle also his Poudre
Subtitle. for uPreoting superfuou. hair safely and
qsiekly; Liquid Rouge, Lilywhits, etc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-22

VERY LATEST.
BY TELEGRAPH.
q O'Clock -. Nj.
~ z w " OR II.
Departure of the Russian Imperial
Fleet for New York rk-Action
against the staten Island Fer
ry oo.-Recapture Of 0on-
vict-Accident with a ahot
gun III Getting Of the In
ternational Society
Street Cleaning.
WASHINGTON.
The Tobacco Stamp Question
Comparative statement of In
ternal Revenue collections.
ILLINOIS.
Attempted suicide by a School
Ma'am-The missing Editor
turns up.
low a.
Escape and reeapture Of prisoners.
OHIO.
1he Bufsnbargsr Poisoning case
Foreign News
YrorOgation of the British Parlia
ment-Queen's speech -satis-
faction with the Treaty of
Washington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-22

Certificate from the celebrated Dr. Houston. in
praise Of IL. Goursud's P0UDRE SUBTLE,
for uprooting supsrfuous hair from any part Of
the humsn Lody:
al have had an opportunity of observing the
operation of DR.. Helis GourEud's prep Arsti' for
she removal Of superfuous hair, and an peril et-
y satisfied Of its peculiar efficacy. After an an
alys's of the composition Of these powders can
without any hesitation. pronounce them perfect
iy harmless and in ever way Infinitely superior
to any preparation of the kind sver ofieTtd to
the public ! have pleasure IN giving them ny
| recon mmendation, being thu. full J convinced OF
| their value.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-22

DR.. GOUkAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED
SOAP is found 10 De all sufficient for the
pleIs removal from the shin of Tan, Ereckies,
and suIturn; or, in fact, soy dlshguTtneut
winch Ia the resut of GctintsBr while Its u edi-
cal properties OF SO powerful nature al to
oe potent the Ten oS al Of cut1IeUus tIuFitLB
aud ali seorbutic aFpsartns.s. n,ludIg Fry
sspels,, seald Head. Salt Kheun, Barber's Itch,
AoIh, eIe.
Old Sores are rapidly healed bJ it, and the
pain arising from the bites Of husQuitoes, the
sungS Of N2sps other VenemouI insects, 10
Immediately GAlsysd, and chaps, crIcls and
crates aIe LeEied ~ it In f. ct DO family tEould
{ ~iIhOat this sap, but more especially these
who live remote iI0n citieF, in placeN sLtTe at
all times it 10 not easy TO procure medic sl at
ndance. Neither should the Seaman he with
out il, SIS il 10 = complete remedy for seurVy, and
can be used in hArd or salt water well as Eoft.
n addition thereto. it 10 perfectly buog ant.
| The Italian MedicAtsd sssp may therefore be
| considered IS the greatest DO on which modern
| science has nfsrred on mAnkind.
| DIhECTI0NS hob UsE-For EFy sipelas,
| Salt Rheum, worms in the skib, chaps, ehsfes,
| tsdGsss, sallowLeIs, and ali skin defO1mities,
| Ring Worm, eeald Read, seurEy, Barber Itch
ETC., the soap must be made into = thick Iather,
asd .e rubbed in several tass q dsy with a
| shaving bruth. For Piuples. Tan, Frscklts,
Sunburn, Salownets, houghness, Nutqui,o
bites V. nemou. stipgs, it should be u'ed rhres
| or four times day. In severe cases max. &
Taste aud apply, provided II does net produce .
smArting sensation. This soap lie moreover The
IN ost glorious HPourd for tbsvirg aver in veI =
vented, and can be used With either ard or soit
aAter, and no seaman should GO to ssa without =
supply, as it is 9 complete attidOts to scurvy
| so cents 9 caLe.
| The fOllt wing is selected from . numb of
com munieations in praise Of DR.. Gourauds IL
QUlD ROUGE:
DR. FKLTx GoURAUD Dear sir-As . lesdin K
actress / am compelled 10 rouge occasion ally. .
| Having never seen any thing Of the kino equal
to your Vegetable article, having strivea in vain
to procure it in this city, shall be greatly
obhsed Should 1t not be too Insignificant fer
you) If you AdNiIe me how and at what sost l
can procure q bottle with the least trouble TO my.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-22

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-13
Domestic Affairs,

The lower branch of the Texas Legisla-
ture has removed its Speaker, Hon. Mr..
Evans, and elected Hon. Mr.. Sinclair in his
place.
The physicians appointed to examine
into the mental condition of Rulloff, the
Binghamton murderer, report him to be en-
tirely sane.
"A fire at Bryan, Texas, on Thursday
destroyed block of buildings, causing loss
of $4,000, on which there was but $50, 900
insurance.
BY collision of trains on the New York
and Erie Railroad, near Attica N. Y, yes
terday morning, five children were killed and
fourteen adults wounded.
The United States Senate is very much
exercised over the premature publication of
the Washington Treaty, and that body yes
terday earnestly discussed the subject.
The examination of midshipmen at the
Naval School, at Annapolis, Md, commences
to-day week, and there are forty-nine men,
bers attached to the graduating class.
Much interest is being manifested in the
International Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Associations, which is to be held
on the oath inst. at Washington, d. @.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-13
FRIGHTFUL MURDER.
Young Man IxilIs his Mother and 81 st

Young Man Kills his Mother and sister.
From the Terre Hdute EsDress, Maya.
terrible homicide was committed on Saturday
morning about two and half miles from Newton,
in Jasper county, III. A young man by the name OF
Lafayette shepherd killed his mother and young
sister in most brutal manner. The old woman and
the girl went out to the stable in the morning TO
milk the COWS, when they were set upon by the son
with axe and so horribly mangled that the mother
died in few minutes and the girl after lingering
few hours. Shepherd Immediately fed from the
Reighbolhood, but was pursued and caught
on Saturday evening at Olney, where he
was hiding. He Is said to be insane
his brothers and sisters attempted to screen
the act OF the brother, and gave false account OF
the manner in which the injuries to their mother
and sister were inflicted, and as to the whereabouts
OF Lafayette. The whole family were promptly
arrested and taken to Marshall, Lafayette charged
with murder, and the balance as accessories to the
fact. There was hearing on habeas corpus before
Justice Decius progressing on Yesterday at Marshall
for the purpose of procuring She release OF the bro
theirs and sisters, but had not been determined at
the time our Informant left There is great excite
ment in the neighborhood where the act was com.
mitted, and the whole family are threatened with
lyDCh law,