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Made OF Poor Grm. :. nisgey, froof Spf.
its and Refuse Liquors, doc;ored. sIrefd
and swee.enel TO please iie taste, ca led .iouis
"Appetizers," &c Restores" g.. that leai tho
tinnler on to drunkenness and ran, but area true
Medicine, mads from the Fa.ire Roots and
Uerts of California, free from all ALCOHOLIC
Sti,nutants. They arathe EATBLOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING FhlN-
CIFLE, a perfect Rs4ovator and ihvisoraior
at the system, carrying on al poisonous mates,
and restoring the blood to healthy condition.
No person can take these Bittcrs, accorcirS4
direct ;o1,s, and remain long uaweii
600 Will be given for an liicriiahle case, pro-
,itIiay the bones ara not destroyed p! mineral
1,o;spIIs or other means, and tie ef.at organs
WASTED beyond the point OF repair
For Inf alnufntory and Chronic kneu- s
matisr1, and Gous; Dyspepsia, 9r aac,-
Ilittent E'evers, DiSaase3 or the bi20q.
Liver, Kidneys, snd:Bladder these bit-
fe-S lave been most successful. Suca LIZ
l. generally produced by arrangement Of ihs
Digestive Organs.
I'ney inviSorIic the stomach, and stimulate
the torpid liver and bowels, which reader them
of ,neG,lalled efficacy in cleansing the hool ot
nIlimpurities, and impartinS new life and yisos
~ the whole system.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache,
pam in TIE Shoulders, Coughs, Tighfness Of me p
C,est, Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Bad Iasie y
the Mouth, Billions Attacks, Palpitation OF the
Heart. Copious Discharges of Urine, Pain IN
tn, regions OF the Kidneys, and a hundred other
painful symptoms which are tho onsprinss on
Dyspepsia, are cured by these Bitters.
Cleanse the Initiated Blooi whenever you nno
its irnpurities bursting through the skin IN nm
pies, Eruptions, or Sores: cleanse 1t when y -
foai and your feelings will tell yon when. hee ;,
the blood pure and the health OIL the sys'eii' WIZ
PIN. TAPE. and other WORMS, lurking n
tine system of so many thousands are ense a'A's
destroyed and removed 49,, .;..,,,.,
For full directions, read carelnly ,he cass...
around each bottle, printed in four isnsuases-
English, German, French, and spanish. ~
7. WALKER, So Il 81 Commerce street \. \
Proprietor. L. h. McDONALD "
San Francisco. California, and 80 andA eoiae
rnerce Street, N. Y. co,rro Avn
81 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AM
DEALERS.
For SALE BY HENRY Stu
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they were painfully affecting, have Leeu raa;n,a
cured in such great numbers In almost ever~sslai!
tion of the country, that tic public scagres a
to be informed of its virtues or uses Ase2
Scrofulous poison is one OF the most dcs,,-.-
tive enemies of our race. Often this mn sestiGc.
pnfeit tenant of the organism Undernnas s,a IN ano
sti;utioI and invites the attack OF enfeebng so
tai diseases, without exciting suspiein, y, " Ia
presence. Again, it seems TO breed i,c =, rs
throughout the body, and then, on some
occasion, rapidly develop Into one or Other ~ G ~;
h;deots FORMS either on the surface or vi rs
yitals. IN the latter, tnbercies NAV he me
deposited in the lungs or heart, or t,,nors ,y
in the liver, or it shows its presence by v,sd
on the skin or foul alterations on some ,a,. S
The body. Hence the occasional nsc az LII ht 81
of this Sarsapariia is advisable, even rh "Ste
active symptoms OF disease appear. pa.sn sn lo
ficted with the following complaints rensr. n.
find immediate relief, and, at length cure by ;hs
use of this SdRS1PARILLA: 81. d1,s .s'
mrs Fire, Rose or Ersisipelas, Tefter. 81.
Jheu,,t, Scaid Head, RingIrorln. Sore E cut
Sore Ears, and other eruptions or visible foylas
of Sc,,of;,yors disease. Also in the more es .s
Disease, Fits, Epilepsy. Neuralgia, ana
the various Ulcrrois affections Of the musculsr
and nervous systems.
Syphilis or tenerenI and iercursai NJ,
eases are cured by it, though long time Is -.
| ouiretl for subtluing these obstinate m;lades j.,
| any medicine. Eut long-contnued use Of M,
! medicine viii cure the complaint. Les,corrLrrs
| OF, EEitcs. Uterine UIcerdfioas, ard Ie,,o,.
|
| mately cured by its purifying and inriso.stire
eject Minute directions for each case are found
| in our Almanac, supplied gratis. 4aenmafism
| and Govt, when caused by Accommodations OF ex
trancous matters in the blood, yield quickly to il
| as also Lires. Complaints. Torpid;fy, Ceaees.
tioi, or Inflammation of the Lirer, and jam.
dice. when arising, as they often do, from a,
| ranking po;sons in the blood. THIS SARsI
! PIRfLLh is great rcstorer for the stSengtl
| and yigor of the system. Those who are Lea
| mid and Lfst1ess, Despondeaf, Sfeerlees
and troubled with Nervous approximations Q
| Readiness. viii find immediate relief and ror
vincing evidence of its restorative power rpo
trial.
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TERMS TO CLUBS.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY sun.

Five copies, one yonr, separately addressed;
Four Dollars.
Ten comics, one year, scDarateiy addressed land
m extra copy to the getter up of CLUB.
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Twenty copies, year, separately addressed
land an extra copy TO The getter mp of clnb).
Fifteen Dollars.
Fifty copies. one year, TO one address tand the
Semi. eekly one year to getter up of club,
Thirty-threc Dollars
Fifty copies. one year. separately addressed (and
the Semi Weekly one year TO setter up OF club,
Yhirty-five Dollars.
One hundred copies, one year, to one address
tand the Daily for one year to the getter up Of
club. Fifty Dollars.
One hundred copies, one year, separately adj
dressed (and the Daily for one year to the getter
up of club, Sixty Doiiare.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
T1HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
L. respectfully inform, their friends
and the sugar planters generally of the
Parishes of Rapides and Avoyelles,
that they arc now prepared to set or
repair kettles and boilers in the most
approved style and best wormanlille
manner Having had 81 years expert
ence in this line of business, they feel
satisfied that they will render satisfac-
ton, and willguarantee that their work
will be better, and by their style OF
setting boilers, economize more fuel
than that of any other Mason in either
Parish. Best of references given, if re-
Quired. GILES SMITH a. son.
March Is, '1S7l-1y.
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COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces Preparatory and an Academic
Department. including Literary, Scien-
tific and Optional Course, Special School
of Civil Engineering and q Commercial
School
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MEDICAL.i
Ayers sarsaparilla,
EOzs PURIFYING THE Exnon

Inc reputation this a.
ccllent medicine cni,,..
is derived from its ems y
many Of which are trn S.,
marvellous. lnye.eraa.y
ease, where the srs, VS.
seemed saturated v;,h
corruption, have t~In
purified and CURED h. !,
Scrofuious aaiect;osp U:
disorders ,wiiichNessna ana
srayated by lie ss'.
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
An ALLEGED MURDERER RELEASED rEtW sIHH
SING,

Ten years ago. Oct. 90, 1861, body WAS
found on the shore at Iioboken nutilat"d almost he
yound recognition II WAS subsequently identified
that OF Sigisinund Fcllncr German jew. who tad
rived in this country few weeks previous, bin ging
with him large amount OF money ana Jewels. Hiycs
tigltion revealed that he lad been lodging in Brooklyn
with young man named Ignatz Rltzky, with whom he
Last alive. On the evening o! Oct. s, in
pnny with Ratzky he visited two irepuah.c In
New-York with whom he had become acquan;r'l on his
passage this country. Tie two started ~ return
to BrOOkyn together but Frilrcr ws icT"r seen alive
again. Suspicion ut fastened upon R,tz,y AMI the
two women The former disappeared. but tho iHtief
were arrested and quantity OF the didmohdF ~rre
found in their possession. One OF them co'bm''tod
suicide by hanging herself in her cell ana the other
discharged for want of c, idcncc. Rltzky pursued
and lurd at 81. Louis and IN Arr 20 1862 was found
guilty and sentenced to bc hanged. Gov. Fn'OD subse
quently committed his sentence ~ impri,onrnnt for
seven years and two months from March H. lst5. Lat
Thursday evening. in his weng y-nlnh year. he was s-
charged from sing sing. and is with hi friends in
Albany He has always asserted bis innocence Oe the
crime and declares that Frncr left him the ferry
boat, and he believes returned TO the women and
Was murdered by them.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
HOME RiLE FOR IlIIAND.

Ivr,lrANT DEMONSTRATION At GLASGOW
SPEECH or Mr.. FL TT, VI. r.
\ very crowded meeting Was held in the
Cy ol C,asgnw the Iih inst 10 hear Mr. Butt, NJ p
peak on Ilorc EHc." especially In reference 10 MI
Glad,tonc's late ,,~cch at Aberdeen. TIL" crowds
xi,S to obtain adn,!itancc very great ana NOT
onc-.alf were grattrd
sir Butt in his opening remarks sad ,,rNa'' rrowns
i~ar.mce in tie hope hi object was. T." ric" h"ih
before the Irish irhabiat. ~ Glasgow. and nicra 'r
wia W.. s",ri in IT, new movcnrmi ror Nationality
"i TG9 NE is, yrar aM "im, ,ri IN IN , rr,h ;d
power of thu Irish race I" hnn" a' If t"I L"r-'i
They world ii" il. He had a!," hc rd, fai'h III the w.
'" Of IN" l'rtn people i II 'n% mace. m"' IT,, ne
had no interest in 0 posing ireland understand that ilrv
sought notlns tut What wa lar and i'i-i the voice ct
fair riv and justice for Irclnd. hisi'iiral nara
followed. and in ~" course Z" hi. rr'niss ne ini,-
toI,s III Ireland witho'n having Ptr.liu"W 81 thcr
regarded it, the rr"'N w"r really liE'N I" iayr n"iil % M
,urrc' on 90 remedy II, The had i"'n HI 'h, & we
a"hiion won'd satisfy the Iri pe"rc iiow ttlc they
knew Of IN" Ir,'' rcHplr NJ" ant ,hi' i with,
every mar: of ~ rson. respect, and Vel '.i NJ Gi,l,
'"'" he'd in Ii, lcalt tG good o. ii"tnd MT hnt
anxi"us d. looi To Leland. llitar1 Al Aimriren
Mr. Gladstone lad asked, What d" yon want Tha
10 conttr, prosperous NJ. But SAID he saw thai iy
IN Icch r,r' 'orns d n%i Yr YER, fIvi t yrr1i I" &
given Dublin cacd for the surpr sion Of trial h' uy
~ n IRE ncn ' in nh" a Tcy were not syipaihi1dr, VIII,
crinc; seven P!otcstans. and all Of them were
decide honestly and according 10 truth. IChccr
This he ~aS very unwilling to say nut no mere CONVEX
coarirymcn He mainiaircd the verdict was inst
II that trial mad taken place rfGr" an Ensi,h Jury
there would have been no hesitation in arriving at the
same result: What he objected towas this that En-.
gsh other papers dccdcd evidence they hd not
hear, still they calling for suppression or trial
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

ractcr win which shr invests hcrre docs not necessarily
appreciate ths solidarity which connects nations with
each other VIC know the remark OF Lord PalmerstOn
when he heard OF the aggression which Prussia aud
Austria were preparing against Denmark This Ia the
gravcs event which has happened In Europe and 10 II
but the beginning OF events far more serious still"
These antclpatons have been realized and who will ven
tire to say that England onght then have done all
In her power to prevent what has since occedi Or who
will maintain that the position Of England has not been
modified to her own dctrmcnt by the three great
which shc mas cen an uncOncerned spectator since 1864
II is lmposEshlc TOT great Power to sacrifice in
hucncc win inunity Tho English nation may strive
In vain to be counted for nothing: moment will come
when they VIII feel that commercial prosperity itself
pcnds upon political power. Let US suppose that En-
gland pushes her principles to the utmost limits. She
has no longer any allies upon the Continent neither Aus
tra nor France ana she congratatcs herself upon tho
fact She decines TO protect her former clients Icgum
Luxembourg, and what remains OF Denmark. She goes
further and declares herself prepared to abandon those Of
her posssons which give occasion for any dispute
She gives up icgoand to Germany, Gibraltar Spain
Malta to Italy. She becomes exclusively pacific and
manufacturing She ntrcnchcs herself behind her girdle
OF sea and aandons the Continent to itscf She initiates
the snail and rercs into her she'll And what has she
gained by that Simply placing herself at the mercy Of
the Powers which -hc has permitted to agerandzc them
selves and holding her Independence only upon tho
dtiou OF never becoming obstacle object o envy
to ono
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
THE STEWART HOMICIDE-PRELIMINARY Ex-
ANIMATION

Alderman ID. +. Stewart of Brcoi|vn, who
WAS shot by James Kelly IN liquor saloon AT Myrtle
ave- and Raymondst. Tue sday morning il still alive
the ball has not been extracted from his body and
he bleeding internally there IL little hope fr s NJ
cOvery. James Kelly taken before Justice walsh
yesterday for examination The testimony Of those who
present during the aray proved that the shooting
accidental, and TINT Mr.. Stewart had not been In
volved In any previous quarrel Kelly waved exani
nation, aud committed to await tie action Of the
Grand Jury. Bail refused. Alderman stewart made
the following statement Of the ahiir. yesterday:
was standing a corner waiting for q car1When
was shot; the man out OF the store declaring he
would shoot somebody; had no alteration w!th hu,
whatever; only knew the man by sight and iOnky
when met him bowed 70 him We had quarrel pre-
yous the shooting; was not drunk have not heea
drunk for ten years past politics Lad nothing hatrv"r
walked to the drug store"
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
GERMANY.

PROV iplr ANIC NPlr STTlIiMl\T '' I'l' o' M
KrI WITH BEtZlI-Nl Hl IL pf 'tENN>
suIuIFH> IN fkAN'i -lLLNl>> OF fhiN'"
PrrIr~ "Wednesday. Nov. 90 1871.
The Foreign Office ha> received intelligence
that the German sailors who were nm cr conrn'meh' III
Rio dc Jan,iro have been released hy order ~ the an-
thoritics A pachc Arrangement Of lie d'ftcuty Win
Brazil is Wohallc and Tie excitement on TIC sun
1ect is et,ls,ii"S!
The press throughout the country comments with In
,rnaton or the FREQUENT asassnations ~ German sol
di,rs in the occupied districts OF France ana INC almost
total immunity of tine perpetrators from ana
demands of the military authorities energetic ana en-
cit III tp!. 90 put a stop to the Oitrac"s.
Prince ,lnarck was unable to attend III" opening o
the Prus>In Dict in consequence OF rI"'r"c'rd M'r'
s,cn Toltifcatiys have been c"mlcnt I'd IL H. pde>'
OF The N"sges.
AGc,u.au .juadon Of evouto' clG"I'd I" practice
IL tlt At..iitII O.tan.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
THE GRAND JURY.
THEIR TERN EXTENDED.

In the Court of General Sessions. Yesterday,
Judge Bedford granted the request Of the Grand Jury To-
an extension Of time in which TO invcstca" -" charges
now before them against certain Tammany coirals He
said ,
Mr. FOREMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF THE GRtNb JrRf:
In compliance with request mad, - ,'iidt Al open
court have carefully examined til" law, all. feel .'is-
fed that have the right 10 extend any term q! TINS
court the dispatch of business and for m" purpose ~
facilitating the ends OF Justice In order that each an"
of yol Gentlemen OF the Grand Jury. AMI IA" ,oD-
mnty large may fully realize and thoroughly under
stand my sincerity aud carcsness OF prpose IN carry
ing out the suggestions of my late grand Jury ~harc
shall this day extend the present term Oi this court HniIl
the third Monday in December, TO Wit III" ih 'av ~
December and hereby direct the clerk of This cOuit To
enter Oh the minutes an order to that effect.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

The Rev. J. $. Burke, Roman Catholic priest
49, m o,,, and fatally injured b.. railroad train A' ose h"
TUESDAY. .., ,r.. .-
Patrick Hcfirrman and Michael Emmett nave
h ..n s,nenred 4. yrss the AssAehuses" State rnn Tor
highway robbery. A., ....
Judgment has been entered IN the sequestra-
Treasurer Mafeer fPhlsdepha for esS""
he Of defalcAtcn :,
Th. p.c;6c Hotel and Railroad eating -honse
% low. were burned yesery They belonged 10 the Ihso'
Central Railroad Company. =,
The center cotton mill of the Ludlow Manu-
tctunv Cmrsny Jenhsve Aa was burned yesterday L
AJOOOO Partially nsurrd
John Thomas, colored. has been convicted OF pa
f,n,ou sul on M Broeco in Bshmore IN Ap' ss' anu sep
t~ncrd o 20 years In the Pentenaafr /.
The extensive boiler and machine shops OF
uIslorue Wood shpuiden Of kAkhes T0"'' !" '' "'' ~
Isst evening Loss. oOOi partly u'arro' -
A CARLOAD Of cOnvicts from Sing sing irison
..d thmvrh Posrhhsepse Tuesday nhl en- r"o" Asoeh
R..ensves De absstlousi, v sssns the nsmoef
The Mace-Coburn fight will occur today
x,ha 20 miles Of Msnv bcts Ps.s are tnsfe ana
he uoee report number Of rosshs sso "
An unknown scOundrel has been swindiing
.trn asAs .'.ashou ths csnn'ry wI,ns Co u Rsnbas
Nnr lie besn heard roa We ~, nS ~ sS 1,n. Sv
paris ~ West H~ Lss OLtaised atou' V'vSV " wv "
sNsS the shsvs nssvessA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
STAIN.

pxC1rFMrNr OvTR 1Hf SHOOTING of TIN ME-;
ICA sTrpENTS IN CUBA-GEN SICkLEeo
"H'' MADRID. Wednesday, Nov. q? 1871.
The Government to-day received dispatch
from Havana announcing tue execution in tha' c"y yes
,.dav Of cht medical students for pIoanlhs 'he e't
tory where te remains Of Gon7ao Casanon arc hcire"
Tie news created profound sensation III h"ui'u' M"
,n Ministry was Immediately convened Tor the piP''e
n, CONSIDERING villa, action should be taken IN the mat
,, and II ,,,rturc of the mail steamer "h'h was
h.v a,,d to-day ir,ln Cadil for Cuba was postpone"
for "A hours nj. ,,
The special corr spoId'nt "' me A'""'' ''' ,,o,
~ N,a,i1 an account of the marriage of Gen
Ci,,os rho Minister of the United States The ceremony
was attended 10y brilliant and DISTINGUISHED company
Among those " ho hnnor,d with t"F presence wa
Marshal scrrano late Reg NJ Of Spain 1ht "Npat'"
s,vcs thc name Of The lIlc as Miss CrC'Hh cen 80 Ns
and wifi, left Madrid ! after The marriage '"f IiN
erpoo wh,ie they to take the steamer I"r NV"
Work Some Of his friends say he will not return
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
CHINA AND JAPAN.

CRIIICISys on THE CoRrAS EXpEpITloN-F"IlTI-
CAL TROV VBLES IN JAPAN.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 29.-Thc special steamer
Alaska from Hong Kong Oct. 20 and Yokohama Nov. p
arrived here this morning She has fn cargo OF tea
and merchandise. manly hound East and overland.
The advces from Yokohama are TO noon OF tine day of
sailing ~ the steamer There much comment
American Government in abandoning the expedi-
lion to Corca. This action, il j. conceded.
j. detrimental 10 national honor and
hghl, prei,cal the Interests OF foreigners, both in
China and Japan. The naval demonstration against
Corea never should have hcen undertaken unless the
American people prepared Ia ont their inen-
tions TIL, re- j. a Iinor Corca has made attack
Nagasaki and Corea being claimed COrean terri
tory.
The Japanese ambassadors to China have returned TO
fedo, OWING TO some diplomatic mistake having Oc-
Cured. II IL said the ambassadors have brought
treaty win them. CHINA wanted a treaty Of alliance
defensive and Offensive which Japan il hardly in con-
dtion Ia acccde Ia.
Serons troubles have taken place In the aotbprn dis.
trcts Of Japan, Of the Government rdct
xbr0gating the position OF DaimOes absorbing their ter
ritorics and giving nothing In return.
Rice plentiful than at present and the
Government called upon 10 export the surpI, and
SIMPLY Ia the saigon market, where the crops have
fIfely faIed.
The railroad IN Yedo from Yokohama will probably be
that II will have To bc rebuilt within another year. Tel
sHrhpbc communication bet wecp Nagasak and Osaka
WI Ooh u" coEplctd and then direct cOnInunica
~aih Europe and America will be insured.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
FOREIGN POLICY or GREAT BRITAIN.
FRENCH COMMENTS UPON THE SPEECH OF MIR

FRENCH COMMENTS UPON THE sFEECh oF Mt'
GLADSTONE AT GREENWICH.
From th I0Is TeaIs Of Nor H.
Thc speech which Mr.. Gladstone delivered Mt
the LORD Mayors banquet IL especially remarkable az
confirming defining the policy OF sbStention which
England has adopted III respect Of her foreign relations
We do think that we ought to condemn our neigh
bOrs judge them harshly AZ has been done for
their refusal to In our favor during tho last
war. The Empe had entered upon the game with s.cT
cvty that all alliances were rendered lnl"ssibr rnl'
moreover, know that the diplomacy OK VI. dc Ills
marck had fOse~een all contingencies and prevented oil
Intervention. II is also manifest tLat y country
has the right to consult only its own interests.
snd 10 regard them in itS own light 1t In thert.
fore rather from historical point OF view that should
WOW regard the attitude assumed by England during the
events such have happened aud may again occur In
Europe Nothing run be more simple than her rule OF
conduit; she wiihdraws hcrAcif from everything, re-
pudiax all interest IN anything, yields on everything
II her signature apptndd to treaty OF guaranty liz
pointed O,. she allows TO he Protested ONT" rcriuv
clauses Of the Treaty Of Paris which form':rly sla
frGed nsuatc and 10 dispropOrti1ncd t. the snrr
nces vi the rIlnran war Wc repeat that England, IN
withdrawing into the serene regions OF nbstrhton act
Al that can e Objected " II w. taat the inOaaueve char
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
THREE CHILDREN BURIED IN A NINE.

Three children, David IIetfner, age II, Ette
Hener age 49, aud Francila Eler age awhc In search
OF coal near Pottsvile. PENN Sunday aftcroon en-
tered abandoned drift about half way between that
place and Nnersville While In the drft the top caved
In and buried them The people Of the vicinity hearing
OF this catastrophe from tho brother Of the little Ellen
GIRL who had been with the party and had left r rilt
In time his fe gathered about the place aud
earthed the bodice. Life was extinct in each
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
AN ANXIOUS MAYOR.
IN ANXIOUS MAYOR.
RCMORs OF HALLS ARREsT-THE SHERIFF coz
TRADICTS THEM,

RCMORS OF HALLS ARREsT-THE SHERIFF CON-
TRADICTS THEM.
1t was mmored again, yesterday, and very
generally believed that Mayor Hall about to resign
hut the Mayor that IL he Of office before
the expiration Of his term he Ia not yet aware of It.
1t also rmored, and in many instances, positively
asserted that papers for the arrest Of the Mayor
but up $50 p such papers had been received by
the Sheriff. This rumor troubled the Mayor that h"
called upon the Sheriff. about p and asked him II
he had orders to arrest him. The sheriff said that h"
had neither the orders any intatOn that he was T.
receive them and that there truth In the report
that had said that there papers for the arrest
OF the Mayor, but that Mr. Peckham keeping them
back to subserve purposes OF his
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
RETRIBUTIVE JUSTICE.
CONNOLLY IN LUDLOW-ST. JAIL.

CONNOLLY IN LUDLOW-ST. JAIL.
TIE EX'CONTRoLLER WELCOMED BY Ills FRIEND,
WARDEN TRACY.
Owen McGovern, who was accepted as Con-
nonys bondsman for 100000 withdrew from the bond
yesterday. Philip Smith and Robert Boyd, who quail.
fed as such bondsmen the former In sso0o and the lat
ter In t2oooOo also came to tho Sheriff and DEF red to
withdraw The Sheriff told them that after further e1.
animation into their pecuniary affairs he had not
to accept them. This takes away eoOo VI the BAIL that
Connolly supposed he had secured, and Leaves him with
100000 yet to procure.
But few friends called on the cx.Controer. yesterday
and the presence OF prisoner In the Nc..Yok Hotel
created no excitement. Att O'Clock Mr. Connolly left
the building In carriage with Deputy Sheriff Judson
Jarvis, and secured the city until midnight in quest OF
bail Ills search was 90 unavang that he was forced
at last to rclnquIsh IT, and at 20 minutes past u o'clock
this morning hs was taken to Ludlowst. JAN.
where he was kindly received BY Warden
Tracey, who provided him with comfortable
bed for the night and left him to his gloomy reflection
As though In mockery Of bis present hunliating posi-
on the first object which encountered his on enter
ing the Jail was portrait OF himself he appeared ia
the days Of his prosperity with sefsat Ged smile Ola
his sleek countenancc. Mr. Connolly seemed much de-
pressed In spirits and looked. in fact broken Mated