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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-27

BRITISH EVACUATION OF SAN JUAN-[ Wash
ing Correspondence New York Times. 1.-The
important Intelligence was received here late
last evening that the joint military occu-
pancy of the island of san Juan by the
United States and British forces was terni-
mated OH Friday by the withdrawal of the
latter, in accordance with the terms of the
decision at Berlin under the treaty Of Wash
ington. 1t is highly creditable to the British
Government that it acted with great prompt
ness in this matter, having sent orders, without
waiting for a request from this Government,
to the admiral in command OF the British
naval forces in that quarter to yacate the
island without delay. Intelligence of the
accomplishment of this fact on Friday was
sent to London yesterday. Thus terminates,
in the complete supremacy of the United
States, condition Of affairs on this question
which has been matter Of controversy for
twenty-six years, and adds another substan-
tial result to the achievements under the
treaty of Washington.
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Colonel FoRNEY, in his Washington letter
of November 23d, says that I" the knowledge
"tlat the President intends to apply the pril-
"ciplc of civil service in filling vacancies"
:" pricks many political bubble, and will
"cool a good deal of false enthusiasm" This
is very true. 1t is becoming quite common
to hear Radicals threaten that Congress will
put things to rights.
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II DECIDEDLY /, CHEAP Good quail

~ DECIDEDLY CTIEAp i. Good quail
is Popiins d IS and 30 per yard extra wide Bro
eaae Popiins ID ss, ao and dsc. yard best Black
Aiparas at ases and npwards; Empress Cloths sit
eolors,nt soc. and upwards Fseneh sattes1ns, new
si,ades. attic per yara, velour foplins, sils and
wool, at Oil per yard ver wide irish Poplins siils
and wool, at s,.s, per yard, Black and cslossd
Dress silks at si.5s 10 $3.50 per sasa Trimming
silks aud satins at 81 Sise And - per yard Trim
ming yeISetcEs, ali colof., Mt 75c. and 81 per yard:
hes. Waterproof Cloths az 81 and sl5s per yard
latest styles Cloth Cloaks, Plaid and Striped saws
at the very lowest prices; Flannels, Cassimeres,
Blankets, md Quilts, at old prices; Boulevard and
Balmorai Skirts at 81 and upwards; Ladies' Gentle
mems, aud Children's Underyests, and Ladies' I'm
derwear. cheaper than ever; Kid Gloves atsc., 81,
and $l.5O per pair. :taez 80
Call and obtain bargains at ,zf s,,s} rSi
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS,
No. 1913 Main street. opposite post anu
nole No. COL Broad street, corner Sixth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-27

The Hon. Charles Francis Adams, not
witbstandiug his expressed determination
not to be interviewed by the representatives
of the press, did submit the other evening,
the New York Sun SAYS, to a gentle squeeze
from the Hon. Tburlow Weed. The veteran
journalist, with his hand on the distinguished
statesman's knee, touched the pump ever so
delicately with tie following conundrum:
"Mr. Adams. what do you think Woulo
have been the result if yourself, and not
Mr.. Greeley, bad been nominated at Cincln'
nati!"
TO which Mr.. Adams replied without
hesitation: at would have made no diner
ence whatever. The result would have been
the same"
That was all.
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FnEbERi0KsBuRG, ORANGE AND CHARLoTTEs-
VILE RAILRoAp.-Eightcen miles of the
thirty-nne miles to Orange Courthouse OF
this road is now in fine running order. 1t
runs for three or four miles through the land
of the Catharine Furnace Iron property, ten
miles from town, within a few hundred
Yards of the stack. The work Of laying the
balance of the track will be commenced this
week, and will be rapidly pushed forward,
several new cars having been purchased for
the purpose.
Very little delay has been caused by the
epizootic disease, said to have been intro
duced by The Hippopotamus (riyer-horse)
candidate The contractors provided for the
possible danger by furnishing dump-cars,
which are DONG valuable service. Vigorous
work is now being done on the whole line,
and with favorable weather we hope soon to
see and welcome Il train of cars from Orange
Courthouse dircct.--Fredericksb Ne,cS.
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asss ss
Ing the lafger vote for Pre- 10 Ine seye.
raj dist ia, III rale the party elep 9
tie senator las also elecsd two pf theirEee
REPRESENTATIVE. BuGth6re are several ps5ec.
lions tothisgcne ral resiiIt There are sgreas
rsi:ssay persons I'm the State who are disgassed
with fhe4ssstlt of minority representation.
Nor are these confined to any one party.
There are Republicans who refuse founder
stand why i'm district witha clear Repupii-
car, majority the minority should have any
representation atalE. Onthe other hand, there
are Democrats who are disguised with the
Thought that a Democratic county should oe
represented In the Legislature by one Demo
cratic and two Republican members, as IS tne
case in Sangan,on. There are number o.
defeated candidates who declare minorlt!
representation q humbug. and demand ~
repeal at the earliest possible time; but, on
the whole, it has worked admirably: IL nh
secured the great end sought, and has ena
bled the people, in many instances, 10 deiea
Objectionable candidates by the election o
better men. The principle OF minority rep
resentation has been fully indicated by TIT
results. s~,rtE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-27

V1HE MEMBERS OF JEFFER.. MIA
l SON. LODGE No. %. knights ofMTSA
Pythias. are requested to attend a regnlarSI 5,45
semi-monthy meeting THIS lN GdnietsdaaslNSsgTJ.
nor of Mavo and Franklin streets: Candi- go,
daies for degrees will he In ATTENDANCE nj
H1ambore of sister lodges fraterDally :nvite6:
order of the c. {. W. h2parSp md s.
no gilt "a. VI 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-27
THE FOLLOWING BANK

V'HE FOLLOWING BANKS AND
l. BANkING-HOUSkS will be closed on Thanks
giving Day tTHURSDAY), November 2s, 1872. All
parties having notes or drafts maturing on that day
will please give them their attention on "Wednesday,
November nth.
w. X. Quarics, Cashier Planters National Bank
S. A. Glover, Cashier First National Bank OF Rich
mond: j. N. Goddn, Cashier Of the state Bank of
Virginia: j. W. Lockwood. Cashier National Bank
OF Virginia; Parker, Campbell & Co; Thomas S.
Arlnstead, Cashier: r. H. hlaary & Co.: Lancaster
e Co.; Mann 8. Qu1rles, Cashier; j. ID. Morton,
Cashier; Isaes, Taylor & illiaas; Edward Cohen;
Edward Cohen, Clshier N. Il NJ d. !. Co.
NJ 97-lt
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= M COLGATE & tcO,ss SUPERIOR
ExTRktCTts.-we b.ve now
nm hand fun assortment Of the above celebrated
extracts; also, COLGATE & CO.'S SOAPS All
of which we sell at mannfa our ers' prfcrs.
Extracts are only Soc pc bottle and arc equal to
I,uhsn,s, which are sold at .tsoutie that price.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
.ol7 and 1919 Main street.
UNBLEACHED UNITING COTTON, SOC. a
Mound. no %
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sassErsAE,E9 Ex.

- u 81 2E&3 "a Is y "a.
rzs@ prTrE Isl sfIII tTs AID DEAWs
rms At aASUF AeTURE ssss PRIcE riyae
garments are q isgesentive as sell rs raESs5 for
colds, sore .hroat, rf,euIna,isi d lung
diseases, and have given emit n sasisfactlo when
.,,or n.ed. LIE VIZ BROTHERS,
Sole Agents for th e city Of Richmond
look Mt the HEMsT1T CHED HANDKER-
r,urErs a, a. per dozen wors h 81 no 20
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TOYS.

TOYS, TOYS, TOYS.-The finest assert
Il mcnt OF TOYS In this city.
Also large stock of VASES, TOLL EFT SETS,
FANCY ARTICLES, GAMES, &c.
Prices TO suit the times ut the Children's Carriage
and Toy Store, No. 4l2 Broad street.
no oc.tDcc9 W. C., SMITH.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD Co.

OFFICE OF ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA ANDf
MANASSAS RAILROAD COMPANY. {
..... ALEXANDRIA,, VA. October so. ls7 !. }
NIOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
~ stockholders Of the Orange Alexandra a .I,
nc" of tI,r company In Alexandria. on W Ed
NESDAY the o7th pr0xino at IL O'Clock NJ
ID! ''''' Va ' l.. Vi. REID, Secretary
The TRANSFER-BCOk will be closed from 10 G
18th proximo until the adjournment Oh ',ie
meeting. NV HNo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-09

REPUTATION IN ANY FORM Is DEPRECATED
all sides as Affecting the ultimate credit Of the
state. whatever the apparent justification. The
reproaches cast upon Mississippi for such action
serves as warning to all other States to pause ere
they enter upon such suicidal course I'm dnan-
cial sense), and now. that we are preparing to
'clasp hands across the bloody chasm," it Is to be
hoped that the restored Union will not be sullied
10y betrayal Of obligations which, whether legally
entered into or not-not now proper question
honestly accepted by innocent parties France,
In the OF her late loan, presents an example
OF the value OF the national credit-an expression
which applies equally to the several Commonwealths
making up the nation herein the payment OF all
debts contracted in the name OF the people, no
matter by what ad Interim government IN posse 80
long as they had the sanction OF law. The South
ern States looking forward to bright future,
with free schools. free labor, universal suffrage
and universal amnesty, and anxious to carry
forward many much-needed internal improve
ments, would act wisely In needing this les
son. The present position OF the Georgia Legis
lature upon the Bond Committees report
would seem to suggest that one State at all
events. had already taken it to heart and that this
common place truth, both in financial and polltt
cal economic sense is likely to be recognized.
Prices Of Southern securities to-day are:-Ten-
nessee, ex coupon, TAX TAN; do, new, 74k AJAX;
Virginia, ex coupon, ASK so; do, registered
stock, old, IS AZ; do, skies, consolidated bonds,
81 q sly; do. do, deferred scrip, ISM II;
Georgia skies, 70 80; do, sevens, IS 80;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 35h SO; do, to North
Carolina Railroad, 40 Az do funding, 1865, rs So
do. do, 1858, 22a Is; do. new, 81 %; do. special
tax, 10 10; Missouri sixcs 93al o.; do, Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph, Oh 90; Louisiana skies, so
IS; do. new, Al So; do. levee skies, 90 IS; do
do. Fights, 70 a rs; do. do. 1875, rs So; Alabama
fves, Sc 60; do. Fights. SO q 81; South Carolina
skies, 65 q 81; do. new, January and July, 20 90
do do, April and October, 20 a 81; Arkansas SKIES
funded, SO So.
~ RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton nominal good ordinary i9szc. S0c. Net re-
ceipts, 10 balea sails. o. Stock, 6i0
Nsw ORLEANS. August 8, Is72
cs Gsss's S ns%'as sros 10y @ Net
pS GqSa Sv a9s p s,ose Not receipts Ez
pS Ss.'sS 9ss! r. sss s ss Esfsy bales EA
CnARLEsToN. August 8, 1872
Espcr oss%S s g. Stock bales
Spirits turpeune Ma At sr siranss Is 5 low
for p psow CTads steady ass for hard
Tobacco FIRM demand good at full prices sales ia
,.so ,norsv,ou. Byssg ,;l N y, August 2 1872
corn do oats % canal a" shpe % susaS
s a. CORA 1sks os ss%
do Canal frelghs.wheat ilkc. corn, Ioac; oats re
sser 9s O s?f a%b * s9S4s
white sSa g nsslsetcS and entirely nominal
SIZE. Oats nominal at Sc; no sales Barley malt
Flour steady and unchanged sales 2 b6is AT 81 for
a S,sSsss e ss
Sc on Sssss
s'sas ssS %iSSIiass 81 per HsSyInss
&C. sS Sy 6 sf% Sr @ g 49,
lil9,000 feet lumber. -
CHICAGO. August 8, 1872.
Flour unchanged; demand light; holders arm. Wheat
active and higher; No. spring 81 At a 81 40, closed
81 NJ cash or August; Scptember sold 81 "a ST. 2s,S
closed, 81 ~ seller all the year 81 l6; No spring sold
q SsaSl 3D. Corn active, higher unsettled; No mixed
closed &c cash. or August; 4Shc atssc September
unsettled MOI Sc; spot August; closed 2,c 3sso
Rye quiet and unchanged No. h5Iac. Barley dull and
noniinai sample lots Of new at 55c ,on track Whskcy
hnr @ pri Ssd 81 70 s Aasu
summer Bulk meats IN good demand; shoulders &C.
Bacon-Demand light; holders firm sales. Freights
active and higher by lakeCorn to Buffalo &c. TO Kings.
ton, dc Rcccps-50W bbls flour, 1000 bushels wheat
bushels n corn 79cobushe ao oats 900 bushels
bushels corn, lS2 600 bushels oats 1000 bushels rye
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HE COU R T S.


of broadcloth, valued at sra nom the store OF MUIR
doch Van Nest, 100 Chambers street.
The prisoner, In persuasive tones, asked the
Judge to temper justice with mercy, and that for
days before he stole the cloth he had had nothing
the City Judge said II that was his irst orence
ne might be Influenced BY the appeal, but he lthe
Judgo) must have q consideration for the welfare
OF the community. An oficer informed him that
SchultS was an ex-convict. that his picture was IN
the r0gues gallery and that he was the associase
fhe prisoner admitted that he was arrested
twice for shoplifting, but asserted that nc never
The Judge said in order to protect merchants he
would send Schultz to the State Prison ior hse
John Ryan pleaded guilty to petty larceny rom
the person the allegation being that on the 10th or
July he stole q silver watch, valued at $lo, the
property OF John Gesswein. He was sent TO the
State Prison for two years.
An Assault.
Andrev Murphy, who was charged with stabbing
Patrick Fleming in the thigh with knife, on the
DANGEROUS weapon with intent to do bodily harm.
he was sent to the State Prison for two years and
elk months.
Larceny OF q Watch.
James Rely pleaded guilty to stealing silver
watch from Henry Petzold on the 2lst OF July, and
was sent to the State Prison for two years.
John Br0derick was tried upon an indictment
charging him with assaulting Joseph Leamy on the
Sd Of July and stealing pair of pantalO0ns from
him, while passing through Hath street. Mr. Hum
mel called the accused and other witnesses who
showed that the complainant struck the prisoner
first Tho jury rendered veraict OF guilty OF petit
larceny from the person, coupled with recon-
mendati0n to mercy. The Judge said he was Of the
opinion that the occurrence was street fight and
suspended Judgment.
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| FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Continued Firmness in Wheat
and Flour.
GOLD lt5 IL A li5 SO.
An Easy Money Market atsa4 Per Cent on
Call, with Discounts Quiet and Steady.
Foreign Exchange Unsettled, with
Nominal Rates.
Prime Bankers Sterling Selling at
lOS IL a 1913 SO for Sixty Days.
s OCK III T. A Y.
Governments Firm, Southern Sc
curities Strong and Railway
Mortgages Steady.
Non. Effect OF the Georgia Bond Investigat-
ing Committees Report to the Georgia
Legislature Upon Southern Bonds
and the Reason Why.
What the Georgia Legislature
Knows About Financiering.
REPUDIATING REPUTATION
REPUDIATING REPUTATION
Honesty the Best Policy and the Lessor
Of the French Loan.
RAILWAY EARNINGS.
Boutwell's Resources and the Sub
Treasurer's Report.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
THURSDAY, August Sc =. M.
Wheat was quiet, owing to the higher prices
asked with the short supply OF new light. The
market closed firm and active for spring and un-
settled and higher for winter; the latter scarce.
Flour was In fair demand, and the lower grades.
upon light arrivals and wheat higher, were frmer.
Other grades were quiet and firm. The cotton
market was quiet but steady at 201c. for low mid
ding and 21xc. for middling.
GOLD 115H A 115x.
Gold advanced to 1853 this afternoon in conse-
quence chiefly OF the large bids for gold at the Sub
Treasury to-day, amounting In the aggregate to
&c. 800. 900 at prices ranging from 1l46o to 1926
The entire amount Of $2,oO0,Oo0 was sold at the
highest figure and IL said to have been purchased
for the gold pool Cash gold is In less demand, the
closing out Of the short interest account explaining
the current advance. The rate for carrying ranged
from to per cent The Assistant Treasurer paid
out to-day s11O 900 gold on account of ave-twenties
redeemed and $4,000 on account Of interest The
bullion in the Bank of England has increased
f359, 900 during the week.
The following table shows the movement OF the
nrarniuru In ri the
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Angel Tturbltic.

Angel Iturbide, son OF the ex-Emperor Angus
tin Iturpde, of Mexico, died In the capital of the
neighboring republic the same day on which Prcs-
dent Juarez expired The Mexican Emperor Au-
gustin Iturbde was born In Valladolid de Mchoa-
can in the year 179O-it Is said by some Mexican
accounts in 17S4-and executed in Padilla on the
10Th OF July 1924. He was brave and gallant man,
one who experienced brilliantly varying career In
life. lie was proclaimed Emperor Of Mexico, with
the title Augustin the First, during the night of
May Is, In the year 1922. May H. 1929 he embarked
in exile, after revolution, for Leghorn. From
Italy he went to England, and from England
invaded Mexico, landing near the, port OF Soto Ia
Marina April %, 1924 He was shot to death on
the 2sth OF April. Iturbde's wife, accompanied by
two of her children, landed in Mexico at the same
moment bringing with them the imperial mantle
OF Iturbide, with other insignia OF royalism. The
captain OF the vessel from which they landed. hear
ing OF Iturbide's execution, cut his cables and
slipped of to sea, leaving the lady and her chill
dren with the excited p0pulace. The Mexicans
acted generously, however They exiled the widow
and her children, after granting her pension, with
permission to them to reside either In the United
States or Colombia She chose the United States.
fixing her residence In Philadelphia, where her
children were educated. From time to time these
children returned to Mexico, and to-day the mortal
remains of Angel lturbide rest with those OF his
kinlrpd
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TER DANGER OF SLEEPING OUT DOORS.

At fifteen minutes past one O'Clock yesterday
morning Thomas j. Cook, Of 2oo Mott street, sat on
the curb stone surrounding the small park In front
ofCooper Institute asleep. Onlcer Cotton of the Fc
teenth precinct, who was secrcted in some out of
the way place on the opposite side OF the park, saw
two young men quietly approach and take seat
for some time to assure themselves no persons
were watching them, they unbuttoned Cooks coat
and took his watch from his vest pocket. Before
they had time to wiring 1t from the chain the officer
rushed lpon them and succeeded In capturing one
OF them, who gave his name as John Nesbltt, aged
eighteen, of 81 East Forty-ninth street. lie was
taken before Justice Ledwith, at Jefferson Market
yesterday. and held for examination.
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GOVERNMENTS WE'RE FIRM

throughout the day, but without any special
features Closing at the following prices limited
States currency sxes 1874 a 113%; do d.
1881, registered, 116h a 1863; do. do coupon
l1sk 11s4; do. hve-twenties, registered, May
and November, 1867 q 116K; do. do, 1852, cou-
pom, do, 1867 ICY; do do, 1884, do. do
1885, 116K; do. do, 1865, do. do, 1l6% II6ys |;
do. d. 1867, registered, January and July, 115k
a 115x; do. do, 1865, coupon, do, I15x 1l5k;
do do 1867, do do, 115'i 1l57S; do. do, 1865 do
do, 115H 1l5k do ten-fortics, registered, 1927
a 1Os,s; do. do, coupon, 1127s 113h; do. fves Of
1881, registered 1l2x 1l3; do. do. do, coupon,
112X 1917.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES ARE FIRM
on Tennessees but dull and generally neglected
OH the rest OF the list, although steady. In this
connection 1t Is worth while to notice that the
threat OF reputation held out by Georgia COM
mittee has failed to influence the market. the
ordinary inference Of such report-namely, SELL
ing disposition in Southern Notwithstanding
stopped short OF accomplishment. The reason of
this Is now apparent In the statement that ma
jority Of the members of the Georgia Legislature
are indisposed to act upon the suggestions con-
; tanned in that report
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e1S sot 70 sSSSeIes RE- sNs o;1sfuss hhas
nc sssc ~slsdS. 40 ssNc. Hayans-:BoIss Dutch
so sSs o e a % ia q o g = 81
y to y Ia NE d. white issc Porto
fair 70 choice w. loo BrssI-Duch standard Tos 70
~ ne % Jsvs-Duteh standard Nos e to ~ 90
kioE continued In fair demand aud firm. salesI 20
the balance sound, at slc 9ci 100 bags Pana at Ne
a Tzc., ana $50 bags Rangoon At &c. Q 7tsc.
Primo quoted at loc I94c. We hear of sales Of $50
terces inferior quality at ono.
TALLow was In moderately fair demand and firm.
Sales l2so lbs at 9xc for city and &c SIC for
WaIskxY.-Receipts, 666 bbls. The market was auiet
but firm at 9Sc but the best bids were not above 9Sc
No sales were reported.
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Tho quotations are acd on cotton running quality
not more than half grade above below the grade
quoted
CoFvEE-Thc market continue quiet but prices were
shade frmer although not quotablv higher We learn OF
sales Of 2 eags Of Loguayra on private terms and 1910
terms We quote Rio, ordinary carsces l54c. i5Ae;
lsHc,, gold per h., 80 80 days; Java, government
bags i?c ghc; do grass mats, 1870 aDIsc.; Sinea-
Laguayra, TIC 1916; Jamaica, lOc. IKE; ST. Do.
ming0, lac.
FLOUR AND GRAIN. Rsceips-Flour 1854 bbs wheat,
2726 lsheis corn i!699y do corn meal 200 bbls and
kct YVES less active, but under favorable advces from
abroad, frmer but not quotably higher The sales
since our last have been about $500 bbls and include
dds OF S9utnern anu % po OF superine rye al at
meal less active, but firm Sales loo bbls Jersey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-09

Rev. Henry Fowler, prominent journalist and
wellknOwn clergyman, has just died suddenly OF
apopexy at Vineyard Haven, Mass. He was forty
eight years Of age. Mr.. Fowler was born In Stock
bridge, Mass, and graduated in Williams College,
He pursued his profession as editor in New York,
and subsequently in Chicago. He published quite
number OF works. Fourteen years ago he was
chosen pastor of the Central Presby church in
Auburn N. Y, and during his administration caused
by his individual exertiOns the erection OF two
churches for his congregation. Last year his
health had grown so delicate and his eyesight so
defective that he resigned his charge.
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CITY CoUUT-spECIAl TERM.
More Of danning's Miscrics.

John q. and Fidea Manning must be familiar
names to the public by this time, as those parties
have figured very prominently in the newspapers
and in the courts for nearly two years past. Now
they are before the courts again. Mr.. Manning
some time since was sent to jail for refusing to
o9ey an order OF Judge Nelson directing him to pay
auutio1ai aumony in divorce suit brought against
nun ny MS we. Hc was committed on the 18th OF
yune ias', ana remained there until yesterday,
rnn tnat his applied for his release on the
and his financial prospects dam ged by his long In
generation in jail. e ~ ' '~-e "
Judge McCue directed that Manning be released
probably be made. All parties will then appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-09
A MURDEROUS ATTACK ON A WIFE.

About quarter past six O'Clock yesterday morn
ing Margaret CalIaghan, thirtyeight years OF age,
OF 1888 East Eleventh street, was cut on the head
seven times by her husband, who made his escape
after committing the deed. The woman says she
act OF smashing her on the head with the Ratchet.
Alter cutting her seven times with the
weapon he flung IL on the ground
and made his escape from the house.
Oficer Horrigan, OF the seventeenth precinct, was
informed of what occurred. Soon after the police
surgeon dressed Mrs. Callaghans wounds, and pro-
nOunced her in a dangerous condition. The officers
have not yet succeeded in finding Callaghan.