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DIED.

PADUANO-On Saturday, September 4
lST2, CAROLINA, wife of Francisco Paduano
aged fifty years. E.
The Italians of the city of Memphis, and AL
friends of Mr.. Paduano, are respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral from the residence
No. I76 Poplar street, at 10 O'Clock, this SUN
DAY1 morning. a--l-
Walton the 7th inst. of congestive chill
W. G. WATT, of WinOna, Mississippi, at the
residence Of Jas. Paine, Upton county, Tenn
SMITH.-On September 7, 1872, Mrs. MARY
SMITH, in the 36th year of her age. 1850.
The friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence Of Mrs. Meyers, on Dunlap street
north OF Poplar, this SUNDAY afternoon, a.
O'Clock. Carriages at the residence, and also
at Mrs Owen Smiths. .. ..---.-. .....
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order was published in the official organ this
mornings. 9 @ .
-ag 81 LITTLE Rock, September 4, 1872.
Special orier No. 1871
-MajOr-General u. p. Upham, having
benassigned by special order no Z, dated No
vember l2. IS7D, TO the command of all the State
Guards and enrolled militia of the State, and
being advised that the enforcement of the
civil and criminal law is obstrueted 10 such
an extent IN Pope county, Arkansas, as &c
render Il dangerous, If not impossible, for the
Sheriff to enforce the same with an ordinary
posse, is hereby directed to proceed forthwith tn
to said county of Pope, with such aid as is, or
may be, necessary to execute the civil and
criminal laws OF the State.
Second-General Upham is hereby vested
with discretionary power in the use Of forces
tiainto active service If, in his opinion, the
situation demands the same, and to use them
in compliance with the law under all emer-
gencles that may arise
Third-The expense OF subsistiDg the State
guards and enrolled militia that may be called
into service under his order shall be borne by
the county OF Pope, and paid as provided by
section fourteen of an act entitled: IAN act
to provide for the enrolment Of the militia,
the organization and discipline of the state
Guards, and Tor the public defense;" ap-
BY order OF the Commander Chief.
o. A HADLEY,
EDWARD SAxToN,. Captain and Assistant
Parties from Pope county report that Gen
eral Upham has about one hundred and fifty
militiaIDen under his control. The main body
of this force eamped last night six miles
south Of Russelvtlle, under the command of
Sheriff Dodson, while General Upham, with a
force OF one dozen men, went forward to Rus
selville. 1t was his intention to go 70 Russell
vile to-day. Speculation is rife as 10 what
he viii do on arriving there. All the people
are reported peaceable.
Poynter, who killed the County Court Clerk
on Saturday, Is in the hands OF The civil au-
thOritieS
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Saturday, September IS, 1872,

shah positively come of on that day without
pOBtp0nemenf. the management now noti-
nes AL who expect 70 pa ticfpate in the Draw
ing that they should buy their tickets at once.
Delay for few days caused many who wanted
tickets at the concert in December last to go
without them. Some living in Louisville
waited until sales were closed, expecting no
doubt a postpOnement, and then offered nf-
teen, twenty, and even twenty-five dollars for
tickets, which the day before were offered to
purchasers at the regular price. Others living
at a distance sent tn housands OF dollars by mail
and express, which got here after sales were
closed and had 70 be sent back. These disap-
pointments need not occur again il the warn
ing now given in due season is needed.
The drawing viii begin precisely at s O'Clock
Saturday morning, september =, 1872, in the
great Ha1 Of the Public Library Building.
and continue until the one thousand gifts sre
all drawn.
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MOB VIOLENCE.
An Attempt by an InfuriRted Mob to
Lynch Murderer-TheY Set Fire
to the ToWn.

CHICAGO, September IA jacksonville, Il
linois, dispatch says Information was received
there to-day thai a mob, composed Of the
friends OF Ed. Mitsted, who was shot and
killed On the Fair Grounds in Virginia, Cas-
county, Illinois, Thursday last, by Z. +. Dref-
fenbacher, attacked the jail IN BeardEtown
last night, with the ayowed purpose Of taking
Dreffenbacher and hanging him. On Friday
the Jail was strongly guarded by band OF
determined men. The mob was exasperated
and set fire TO the town, and before the flames
could be subdued an entire block Of the best
buildings in the place was laid In ashes. The
mob made no attempt to take DuffenbacheI
from the jail. They were deferred from doing
so by the strong armed guard around It. Last
night was, indeed, a night Of terror to the
people of Beardst0wn; the excitement was "a
Intense, and the determination of Mitsted's
friends no fixed and strong to avenge his
death, that fears are entertained that more
blood win be shed and additional incendiar-
lsmg ATTEMPTED. r. ..-n
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MEXICO.
A Duel Between Two Senoritas -One
Killed with a'BOne Dagger-General
Amnesty to the ReVOlutiOnists.

CITY OF MEXICO, September 1.-Two women
at the capitol, jealous Of each other, fought a
duel, attended with women seconds. One was
armed with a bone dagger and the other with
an Ordinary dagger. The one with the bone
dagger killed her antagonist. E
Gomez Palacclos declines to accept the Min
istry OF the Interior, offered him BY Lerdo.
The rupture in the Mixed Commission occa-
sions much discussion. Guzman's course is
not approved, and il is rumored that Lerdo
will remove him.
DiaZ demands as q condition of his submis-
sion to the government, that amnesty be ex-
tended to the parties now excluded. and that
the elections be postponed so that all can par
ucipate in the election of mem bers for Con-
greSs. Diaz offers all hfs influence in favor of
peace. - Il. - -r
tend the amnesty terms but refuses to COM
ply with the rest of Diaz's demands
The Guerrero insurgents continue t1 refuse
amnesty.
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PRUSSIA.
Grand Parade of the Military, Head
by Three EmPerOrs.

BERLIN, September IA grand military
parade took place to-day, at which the three
Emperors headed their respective regiments
The eldest son of the Crown Prince, Frederick
William, wore the order Of st. Andrew, which
was conferred on him this morning by the
Gar. The parade was witnessed by an i'm
mense cOncourse Of people.
Court dinner was given at the i'm
perial palace. The Emperor William gave the
toast, "Our Guests" The Emperor Of Austria
proposed ~The health of the German Emperor
and his family" The Cars toast was ''rhe
valiant German army" The festivities of the
DAY terminated WIN monster torehhght
procession this evening, and playing OF
the PruSsian tattoo by eleven hundr ed
and twenty-four musicians, selected from
the bands OF all the German regiments for
their proficiency. over four thousand torch
bearers were in the procession and the entire
city was brilliantly Illuminated, and multi
tudes OF people thronged the streets.
The Gar has made Princes Frederick
Charles and Frederick Henry Albert, Field
Marshals in fhe Russian army.
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LIST OF GIFTS
TotaI NJ Gifts. 81 casI
saOO.OeG

The Concert itself will be the most brilliant
orchestral display that ever occurred in the
West One hundred performers, gathered from
all parts Of this country and from Europe,
under the direction OF Professor Hast, will
contribute to this Grand Musical Carnival.
And to afford ample room for every ticket
holder to enjoy such an unusual musical fes-
tival, the concert will be given In Central
Park, where arrangements have been made
to accommodate all who may come.
Persons holding whole, half or quarter tick
cts will be admitted to both the Concert and
Drawing, and none without such tickets VIII
be admitted 20 either.
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indian and Niger Won,t sEix.

ST. LOUIS, September 7.-Major Guither
revenue agent, who arrived here from
Arkansas, by way Of Indian TerritO-
heard that the two factions OF the Creek In
dians had had a fight, in which seven persons
were killed and q number wounded. He could
not learn, however, when or where the fight
occurred, but it was said the affair grew ont
of the election of afull-blsoded negro to the
chieftancy Of the Creek nation, and by oppo-
sition 70 the Chicotee faction, which had been
in power for some time, and 20 which there
had been much hostility ON the part of the
Sands faction. --... --.s -. ..-.s .....
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Grana areeler pemon.1rntron.

ST- LOUIS, September THE Democrats anC
Liberals had their hrst torchlight parade o
the campaign to-day. They made mos
splendid display in their gay and brillian
uniforms.
After marching through the principal
streets they halted at Broadway and Wash
ington streets, where a mass meeting wa
held, at which Senator Blair, Congressman
Wells and several other gentlemen spoke tC
one OF the largest crowds ever assembled in
the city.
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Non-Resident Notice.

No. 67S-In the First Chaneery Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee.-Samuel Eland, and wife
Ehzabeth Eland et al VS. John Dearing ct al
u that the defendant, A. 2. Merrill is citi-
zen OF New York, and nonresident Of the
state of Tennessee: eIf 1eI. 81 aJ
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
firss Monday in October, ls72, and plead, an
same VIII be taken for confessed as to him,
and set fer hearing ex parte; and that q copy
OF this order be published once week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis AP-
peal.
A copy--attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, CIel and Master.
by II. j. BLACK. %. Q. and NJ. Il E-.fs Z
James Gallagher, Sol. for eonpI'nt. seS
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SWITZERLAND.

ConnssratiOn-One Hundred and TEen-
~ Houses COnsumed-Dinner 10 the
Geneva ArbitratOrs.
BERSE, September 7.-Une hundred and
twenty houses in Sirnach, besides many sta
bliss and outbuildings, were consumed by
fire last night. ..... I.
A dinner is TO be given here on Thursday
next in honor Of the Geneva ArbitFators and
viii conclude with grand ball.
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WAsHISGFoN, September .T.-Southeasterly
TO westerly winds, and clear, continued warm
weather are probable for sunday from New
England 70 Virginia and West Virginia and
thence to Northern Florida; southerly TO
westerly winds, and partly cloudy weather
from Ohio 70 Northern New York, southerly
Winds ard generally clear weather from Ten
nessee and the interior Gulf states east OF
Texas; partly cloudy, and possible areas of
rain from Kentucky and southern Missouri
20 Lower Michigan.
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LoufsyfIIe's AttemPt TO Initiate BOstius
The Industrial Exposition.

I.OUIsvIBJE, September 1.-THE most active
and extensive preparations are going on for 3
grand peace reunion on the eleventh and
twelfth instant. The arrangement of details
are cOmplete. The largest barbecue ever
given in this country viii be given on
Wednesday, the eleventh, and grand torch
Light procession at night The city buildings
"a private houses will be illuminated, and
b6lffres, wherever there is space to be safely
burned. The city viii be profusely decorated
with flags and flowers both days. Additional
entertainments win be provided for the
twelfth. Nearly every railroad in the country
have agreed to reduce fare for visitors.
The Industrial Exposition VIII be the great
attraction of the city. tits attended BY large
crowds nightly. The receipts average three
thousand dollars per night. Numbers OF
strangers attend the Exposition. Louisville
industry makes very flne display. The ma
ehtnery Comprises many novelties which at
tract attention. There Is also an elegant dis
play o. furniture, and iron, wood and other
manufactures. The decorations are very fine,
and the displays are in most excellent taste.
The citizens give great credit 10 the managers
for the success Of the enterprise, and are talk
ing Of getting up snitable testimonial 70
them. .--- .rs
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The following letter % W. S. Pickett, Esq,
sf this city, has been handed US for publica-
ton, and inasmuch rs We published the arti-
Gle the author oft complains Of, weflnd space
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BY Eugene TOuFne,
NEW ORLEANS, La.

EXTENsIVEC Catalogue sale Of French Bran
III dies, Wines, Olive OIL. Sardines, Holland
Gin, ete-, BY Eugene TOurne, Wednesday, sep
teinber IS l572, AZ lo5z O'Clock am, a. the stre
OF the Importer, Aug. Couture, No 30 Old
Levee street. VIII be sold, in Bond or Duty
paid. 80 packages French Brandies, Eugene
Ifregoire 4 Co. s fire Champagne, J. & n. Mar
tel Brandv: us casks ana half casks Claret-
st. Vlvien. Chateau LudOn, etc; SO baskets
Olive OfI-PlagniOi and POssei; 20 eases Sar-
dimes. 100 a each 80 boxes NermOuth-NOilly
Prat.' 40 pipes. quarter pes and OctaVaS
Steamboat RynOenbe & ZOnen. and HOut-
man & CO.s Schiedam Gin, Burgundy, Port,
Sherry, Champagne, ETC.
Catalogue, with particulars and liberal
terms. ready on the 10Th Inst. Sa7
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CUBA.
After Pirates and dsmuggIers-MOvem
Against sunday WOrk-Nutiny or Chi
namen-EIeeffOus I'm Porto Rfeo

HAVANA, September THE Intendente at
Havana has asked and been promised the CO
operation of the merchants in breaking up
piracies, which are smuggling and defraud-
ing the treasury.
The clerks OF Havana meet Sunday, to take
measures to abolish the system of requiring
them to work on Sundays. Some opposition
TO the movement Is manifested. ~.
The steamship Jaques Sevrin, Captain Hauc,
from MaeOa April 9th, arrived on the fourth
instant, bringing a cargo OF Chinese. The
Cinnamon mutinied shortly after leaving
Macoa, and II Is reported that the Captain
Killed several of them by whipping, which
yiss praetsed during the entire passage. The
Cinnamon arrived in a horrible condition.
Sixty-hVe out OF three hundred died on the
passage. The survivors, on landing, present
ed a siekening appearance. Many were una
BILE 10 walk.
Porto Rico advices state that the natives
having been unmolested by the troops in the
elections. they have chosen their own candi-
dates. The natives are Jubilant at their sue
cess and the ultra party are despondent,
knowing that a semi-abolitiOn delegation
from Porto Rico in the Cortez will agitate the
slavery question in Cuba.
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THE DEAD.

Oh. ID Is pleasant to think of the dead,
10 descend down into the grave and
commune with the mOuldering dust
which years have merely mingled with
earth Did they notOnce walk the earth
with Us? Did they not sit beside US,
their ewes glowing with affection, theil
warm hearts beating in unison with Oul
own?
The ad!-they are gone. Nay, do
not say they are gone. Let us still en-
ioy the hope that they hover round us
in spirit. as they once did in body.
snatch not from rs the solacing belief
that their eyes are upon Us, though un-
seen.
When gloom oppresses our spirits,
when the heart-aches with the infiic-
tions OF life's dull realities, then indeed
the memory Of the dead is pleasant 10
as. Say, ye beloved dead who once shed
with US tear for tear, and breathed sigh
for sigh, are We now needless OF the
anguish of our sOuls2 Have We for
COTTON that we once loved one another?
And thou, best Of all, thou on whose
knee we irst learned to lisp the accents
of gfiection-mOther! Ii Is long since
our eyes beheld thee, and we are a child
again when we think Of thee. Thy grave
is lar from US, We have been a wand
ererauiOng strangers. We are q dweIler
in strange land. Many years have
passed away since we wept over the lit
tie hiil0ck underneath which was buried
the bosom to which our infancy clung.
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HOME SUMMARY.
Dea1n Of an OId Army Onicer.

BOsToS, September Brevet-B Brigndier
General Sylvanus Thayer, of the United States
Engineer Corps, died to-day at South Brain
tree, aged eighty-two years, forty seven OF
which were passed In active military service
as Instructors and superintendent in the
United States Military Academy.
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. " OI I1OII0 'oOV,V " I711I q - =
The report of the Committee, on motion,
was unanimously adopted. ~. a},tf
Short seulogies appropriate for the occasion
were then made by Brothers Anderson, Car
Icll, Lynn, Mellersh, Wheeler and War;. No
further business appearing, the meeting then
adjourned. lE
GEORGE MELLERSH, Chairman.
r. W. SHELTON, Secretary. ~ +
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Loans decreased, one hundred and seventy
two thousand four hundred dollars; specie de-
creased, two million nine hundred and fifty
one thousand two hundred dollars; legal-ten-
ders decreased, two hundred and ninety
eight thousand two hundred dollars; deposits
decreased, fve hundred and forty-two thou
sand dollars; circulation increased, ffty-seven
thousand nine hundred dollars.
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A Mother Kidnapz her ChiId.

London advices show that striking mania
Is pervading all England. The chairmakers
OF Wycomb, coal men OF Lowestaft, silk weav-
ers of Salisbury, stOnemasOns OF Preston,
bakers Of Dublin, engineers OF Birkenhead
and China and earthemWare manufacturers Of
Stafl0rdshire are all on strike. The London
carpenters, painters, bricklayers, bakers and
cabinet-makers continue their strike The
postOfiiee employees have petitiOned for an ad-
vance OF wages. The JOurneymen butchers Of
London have formed union, for the purpose
Of getting higher wages
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CRIMINAL AND CASUAL.


. POrTsYILLE, PENSsYLYASIA, September 4.
Joseph Brown, who murdered the Kramer
family last winter, was to-day convicted OF
murder in the first degree. The prisoner Is
only eighteen years of age. aT r1au.r =
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Notice to Stockholders.

D. OFFICE MEMPHIS & ONO r. R. Co, I
September 1, 1871.
FTIHE Annual Election for Thirteen Directors
70 serve this Company for the ensuing year,
win be held at the Company's Office in this
city on the first Monday, being the 7th day Of
October next, between the hours Of 10 am
and SPIN. Bs- Bona Fde stockholders win be
passed FREE, on the7th and SIN days of Oeto-
Der, on presentation Of stock Certificates 10
the Conductor Of any passenger train. BY
order Of PRESIDENTS
Isell IA. PARKER. .Seeretary.
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TOLEDO, OHIO, September IA son of Cap
tain A. n. Perkins, Of Monroe, Michigan, was
killed yesterday afternoon, by the accidental
discharge of a gun in the hands of a COM
panion, while out duck-shooung. ~.
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Ha- In accordance with numerous solieita-
tions arrangements have been made with all
the Railroad and Steamboat Lines leading
into the city for the sale of round-trip tickets,
good for six days, 70 all persons who may wish
to attend the Concert or Drawing Such tick
cts viii be furnished by the Louisville and
Nashville railroad; the Louisville, Cincinnati
and Lexington railroad; the Louisville, Indi-
annapolis and Madison railroad; the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad; the Louisville and Gin
cinRaH Mailboat Line, and the Louisville,
Owensboro and Henderson Mail Line Packets.
Ra. All Agents are required TO close sales
and make their returns in full time to reach
this ONCE by Thursday, September 26th. To
dc this successfully, those located at great dis
tonces must close some days before the 18th.
pa All tickets to which gifts are awarded
will be paid without discount by the Farmers
and Drovers' Bank, either IN currency or by
sight draft upon the Fourth National Bank Of
New York, at option Of the holder. The tick
cts must frst be presented at this Office, Room
No. Public Library Building, before they
viii be paid by the Bank. .n..-.-s .a. -
THOS- z. BRAMLETTE. =
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky,
= 80 Public Library Building.
ses dSw LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, 7
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Whole tickets, so each; half-tckets, IS;
$500; 575 for $500. No discount on less than
Sl00 worth Of tickets at q time.
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Drug Store for Sale.

Il WILL receive Sealed Bids for ten days for
Il the stock OF Drugs. Medicines Fixtures
and Furniture now IN the store. corner Of Her
nandO and Vance streets, formerly occupied
oy the late Dr. ". ". johnson, together with
tease and licenses Tor said store. The fnFoice
and Goods can be seen at the store, and also
the Terms Of sale. The stock Is well selected,
ndlocatiOn good Tor a thriving business The
acceptance or rejection Of any or AL bids viii
be optional with me. For further particulars,
call at the store, corner HernanGo and Vance
streets. OF on me at I45 Main street.
~ G. d. JOHNSON, Admfnisfrator
Mannhis. .September 3. IslZ. Sc
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To Leaders of Bands.

-f1 rc Il
DROPOsITIoNs VIII Be received for Music
for the 1Gemphis Industrial Exposition. conf
mencing October 15th ana continuing thirty
days Full Brass Band required, and services
needed from 1Oam. 10 10 pm Bids must be
IN by Monday, September ssh- Addrsss
fn ara Hla f3F,0. MELLEf{SH,
ga 2. chm II Arnusenaent COMMITTEES.
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6tockhoIdlers, NTeeffng.

MEMPHIS & LITTLE r. r. Co, .
MEMPHIS, September 7, lS72.
A T your last Annual Meeting, your 3 Laws
"A were so changed as 10 require your fiscal
year TO close on the Goth OF J une. and provided
for General Meeting o. tEe Stockholders on
the first Wednesday in October, at which time
the Directors are required To make a General
Report OF the affairs OF the Company; and,
also, that meeting OF stOclkho olders shall
ton OF Directors. =
In conformity with said requirements, no
tice ts hereby given that a meeting OF the
Stockholders IN this Company viii be held at
the ofnce OF the Company, in the city OF Lit
tie Rock, Arkansas, on Wednesday. october
?, 1872, 20 receive the Directors Report, and
for the Transaction Of general business.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors. - ~
JN0. W. GOODWIN, Secy and Treas.
Hs- Little Rock Republican copy. [se8 d&w
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The London Era of a late date records
this instance Of the good results of east
ing btead upon the waters: "Miss Edith
Challis, a well-knOwn actress In London
and Sew York, while travelling some
months since, was very attentive 10 an
old lady, who fell III ON the journey and
subsequently died. Last week Miss
CbaIlis was greatly asfOnished at reeeiv-
ing a letter from her executors, 20 the
effect that the kindness shown TO the
old lady had resulted in her being re-
membered in her viii 10 the extent OF 8
clear two thousand year for life. In
consequence Of this she retires from the
stage.n
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Addie Hzslou recently married q
eouple at Terne Haute, Indiana, and in
the nuptial lecture told them that "cra-
dies were cheaper than divorces"
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Rafhar min

The case OF James Burns, who was acquit-
ted OF the murder Of John Holleran on the
ground Of insanity and confined in the state
Lunatic Asylum at Utica, was brought before
Judge Leonard Of the supreme Court to-day
on a writ OF hdbedS corpus, when his counsel
moved that he be discharged, on the ground
that since his confinement his reason had
been restored. Decision reserved.