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COMMUNICATES.
Pidgunvale. March End. 1872.
To the Legislaychar Of Merrylrn

The petishun nv Bill Bragedon, Esqr.
ct Alias. humbly represented unto yor
onnerribble boldly that they wish yor on
nerribble boldly to repeel all the statutes
relatin to criminal jufysprudcnts and en-
ack the follerin:
Be it enackted BY the Legislaychaw 81
Merrylun. that witnesses shall not, be
competent to testify in criminal cases. but
there shall be appointed two Experts in
each kounty and several from the Sitty NV
Baltimore whose july it shall be to give
testimony in such cases, made and pro-
vided.
Yor onnerribble boldly will at glance,
see the resun for such law. Much mum
nv will be saved to the State, and this is
no incousidderble objeck when we consid-
der how the Legislaychaw hold the keys
Of the tresurys like beggerly mizer.-
What, We ask. is the use Nv havin ten or
twenty men to pruve that a sertin man
beet out another mans brains with brick
bat. when at the same time you can get
two experts to pruve. at one-tenth Nv the
cost. that the man who had his brains beet
out with brick bat. dide from iprudose-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and wurms?
The next CRATE case to be tride is
Stokes for shutin Fisk and I'll bet yor
onnerribblc boldly quarter nv q doller.
that if Stokes has plenty of mummy. he
can pruve BY ten experts that Fisk killed
him with brick. and also that he didc
with the lammentibble disease aforesaid,
As Sissy Row saz, o temptation. ..
more rum!
Yor onnerribble petishunur, Bill Brag-
cdon. Esq. ct Alias further suggests.
that in case jury shud be found so fulish
as to convick man for emmy crime, it
shall be the july nv the guvcner to repreeve
him, SO sumo as he shall have got new
suite nv clothes at the expense NV the
State. and has also been well acquainted
with the penny tensherairy officers and
bilding; for a writer from Mount Parnas-
sus seq. '.it is better that ninety mine gill
ty pursons shud escape. than that one
kriminal .hud be punished"
Yor onuerribble boldly know that bccaws
the Yankys beet certain man over the
head with pist:ls. somebody wanted to
eleck him guverncr. and that this same
man afoursed to get his revenge out NV
the Yankys. had it put into the Constitu-
shun that the pcple havin slaves never
shud be pade for them. We wud sug-
gest that 6 few imported expurts be en-
ployed to pruve that the peple have al
ready been pade. and besides that they
never had emmy. and yor petishuners Is
in juty bound will ever. &c.
BILL BRAGEDON. Esqr.,
E Ally Yose.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS..

WHEAT-The receipts Of Wheat this week
have been only about 80, goo bushels the bulk
Pennsylvania red but the demand for il has
throughout been brisk and the marke; firm in
tone, most OF the lots offered having found pur-
chasers 1t very full rates Sales comprise z 600
bushels Pennsylvania red at l6SCd les cents
20, 900 do. at l7otdl7? cents: >. 600 do. Virgin
IA and Maryland red at l1oC6lso cents 400
do. Western do. At los cents; 1000 do YES
tern white ut 100 cents and ;. 500 do choice
Michigan do. 1t zoo cents. The marke, closes
strong for all descriptions, but especially for
the better grades.
RYE We note sales this week Of abou, .. 900
bushels Rye At from IS 10 100 cents aud il clos
es steady at these figures for good 80 prime
CORN.-The receipts this week have been
about 2oo, ono bdshels some 30. 900 of which
went into the Elevator. and the balance, about
l20 600 bushels. was offered on Change. For
Southern descriptions the demand has been
fairly active and generally firm some 65, 900
bushels whi'e selling al from ca 10 sS cents, the
bulk Al GG@e7 cents, and 20, ooO do yellow a,
6+d66 cents, but for Western the market has
been quiet and rather heavy. We note sales of
abou, 80, 600 bushels part in the Elevator, most
ly at g.. s. cents The foreign shipments of
Corn continue to be very heavy, the exports
from this port this week being ia. AL bushels.
OATS.-Receipis have been light this week
and the market quiet but steady. We notice
sales Of some 10000 70 IL, 600 bushels at from
81 to 81 cents for Western and 5s6,ss cents
for Pennsylvania.
TOBACCo.-Rcceipts Of Leaf continue to ip-
crease, the inspections this week amourtins tn
H1'siy 900 nhds., about 500 hhds. being new
crop Ohio. and the remainder chiefly Maryland.
Ohio continues TO move freely. the larger par,
Of The receipts being taken chief, for France and
puisburg, and for Maryland the demand con-
tinnes very active, all the desirable lots coming
forward finding buyers as soon as offered at very
full rates. Kentucky and Virginia. however,
continue very dull. Prices for all descriptions
are firmly maintained, and We quote As before,
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PATrxENr STEAMERS Tie routes OF
the Patuxcnt steamers have been changed
from to-day. and hereafter the old arrange
ments of last fail will be resumed-that is
the steamer Planter will leave Baltimore
on Wednesdays and Saturdays for the Pa
tuxent river. going as far up as Benedict,
and returning will leave Benedict on Thurs
days and Mondays for Baltimore. calling
ut all the Bay landings going and return
ing. The Mary Washington leaves Balti-
more on Thursday night for the head Of the
river. and leaves Hills Landing on Thurs
days direct for Baltimore. Sec advertise
ment in another column.
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COMMUNICATED.

Nessrs. Editors. subjoined ex-
tracts from an Albany N. Y. paper Of re-
cent date. giving an account Of the ccre-
monies commemorative of the dedication
Of an Altar at the Chapel attached to the
Convent Of the "Sacred Heart" at Ken
wood N. T.. contais such complimentary
illusions to the vocal accomplishments Of
one ofSt. Mary's fair daughters. that
must beg for them. space in yonr columns
for publication. feeling that il win be ex-
eeedingly gratifying to the young lady's
friends and acquaintances. to learn that
she ID winning sach enviable fame as =
vocalist. and source Of pleasure to our
citizens generally. to hear one Of their
number spoken Of in such eulogistic terms.
r.
"Tbe reception opened with spirited
song Of welcome BY full chorus Of young
ladies. after which Miss Paulira Hardey,
Q sister Of Madame Hardey. and . young
lady Of accomplishneats and fue presence,
rendered with eject solo entitled Judith.
The occasion. the superb voice and the ar
tistic vocalisation warrant this mention. -
After this. the same young lady presen-
cd the Right Rev. Bishop. in behalf Of
the ladies and pupils. with . large and
elegant bouquet Of rare natural fovers.-
The gin was arranged With refined taste,
and rcposed in gilded basket. II vas
accompanied with eloquent words grace
fully spoken. We are fortunately able to
give the address. Adv.ncing before the
Bishop. the young lady said:
Five years ago it vas our privilege TO
assemble as to-day, to welcome . revcred
pastor aud loved father. and with sacred
rite We saw him bless the corner stone Of
our convent charch. As the benedicsion
of sun and rain falling upon the earth
brings forth living germs. that in time
rise into forest aislcs. % We love to think
that other bencdicsicn brought With Il IN
especial gsaee upon the rising temple. for
the work sped swiftly on from that hour.
Wall and pillar. and arched roof we're just
completed when ~ voice Of the Vicar oI
Christ babe he angels Of the churches
come 10 The seven billed city's council
hall. and 60 father lea u.s. Not before
he had dedieafed I'll TO the worship II IL
living God. Twas . gsorios day! Losa
70 be rencnbcred n the aasals of Ken.
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1CoxMuIcArKp.

Mr.. Editor.-I sees from dish paper Of
yours dat de Editor. de farmer, de reform.
er. &C.. are BORDERING themselves wonder
fully about de dog Law. as am a voter
wish to say . word too. / sees no reason
Why We should or should not have dog
law. Some says tar him Is probety. some
says not tax him at all. some says tax one
kind aud let lone de tudder. some SAYS de
farmer must have von dog to keep his bad
stock in place; ] blicves de Law compels
de farmer to keep his bad stock on his
own farm; den Why not have Law to
mske de farmer and all odders keep his
bad not in his own lot, den sere would
be no muss kicked up about de STAN dog
and de guide sheep" I links Il be VERY
plain de Law makers "smells de rat" and
da don't intend 10 but dere brains out mid
de dog nor dc ship until da sees which
carries de NOSE votes on his back. Our
tickle Polly men" had better keep dere
eyes open or de dog viii lay dere bones
on de shelf. - de oyster opened his mouth
few years ago and swallowed mp some
Of de best men in de county.
Yr. frd. Elk. L.
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Correspondence Of the Beacou.)
Annapolis, March 9th, 1872

Auhapoiis, Harch Sth, iSI..
The nost important ercn, Of the week.
indeed for that matter of the session. is
the refusal Of the House Of Delegates. BY
vote Of IA yeas to SO nays. to pass the
bill directing the County Commissioners
Of Washington county to issue bonds a. !
per cent. with view to build q Court
House and appointing Commissioners TO
contract to erect the same" In so refus-
ing. the House of Delegates re-a.serts and
vindicatcs the vital principle of local self
government. which determined its action
10 relation to the Frederick city bill. /,
appeared to a grc:. majority Of the men,
bers. that the clause legaliz;ns the rate Of
! psr cent. was in the very teeth of the
constitutional prohibition Of higher rate
than per cent. throughout the State be-
ing enacted. Although the bill orieina-
ted In the House and was passed almos.
(nem. con. they C,hc deleratcs) did not
hesitate TO sustain the Governors veto.
based - IL was on strong constitutional rea-
s'ning and bread. Democratic State Righ.
doctrine. In 50 doing. they acted no.
only wisely but magnanimous'y. Mex,
IN importance Gf no. Of equal Importance
b the assent Of the House to tue Senate
message for joint committee to sec Il
present matters In dispute between the
State Of Maryland aud the b. L o. r. r.
may not DO smicably arranged wi,hou,
fdstAer litigation. A proposal similar in
Ito nature. introduced in the session Of
1870 BY Hon. Thomas Martin. delegate
from S. lary's. was voted down in very
fsll House. Had il been adopted the
necessity OF an appeal TO the Courts would
have been avoided. and amicable relation,
between the State Of Maryland and the
b. h o. r. r. would have been ere now
fs-established, much to the advantage oil
both. There is a rersis,en, effort on the
part OF Baltimore mechanics 10 secure b
the inmates Ct the Pcniten,iary = perpc..
sai Sabbath" An cutlery ''again., con.
v'ee labar" being troush, into competition
~ah immscu'ste labor" has had too
sseh sneesss hitherto in determining lceis-
slstion. IL oae breach Of labor ana the,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-14

wHnxry's MrsscAL Grnr.-whitney's No
steal Guest Or March 10 model number. Mr..
Whitney gives rs, In the leading article, very
interesting description Of his adventures ''powu
the Mississippi" through New Orleans and
Havana; and although be passes somewhat be.
yond the boundaries Of music, we think IL q
pleasant tlivession. There Il also an ABUNDANCE
Of new music In this humber. ''Our Home oves
There ID very good song, and the quarsetse,
'swelecne 10 Spring" 10 pretty and appsopri
ate. Thea Ne have q sacred hymn, two foul
Part gsees two Sabbath School ehoruses' q
beautiful march by L. Matthias, enfitied "Isoy'.
Military Narsh," ana ''Siyvaa waltz" ;,
Frank ". Davis. TIE Guest % caly 81 90 p.
ysar. bat = worth ten tin<s that nueh Il 4
aov seat tAres nosshs % trial for IS crats. Q.
specimea COPY With Prsnian Lisa fse 10 essb
Address the pablisAes. Wv. whisney, sps,
sce cf Mu-ic, rcasdo. O.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Orpaans' Court Of Saint Nary. cemsty, ST:
March Ia, 1874.
ORDERED BY THE COURT, That VIM ?
~ Combs, administrator Of James BRYAN.
late OF st Mary's county, MARYLAND. decreased.
give the notice required BY Law to the deces,-
eds creditors to exhibit their claims, and that
the same be published once q week for six sue
cessive weeks IN the ST Mary's Beacon.
Test:
JAMES T N RALEv,
Register Wills for St Nary's county
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, ] hereby
give notice that have obtaiaed from the Or
phans' Court OF 81. Mary's county. Maryland,
letters OF decentralization th. perso nj estate
James Bryan, late Of said eosnty, deceased -
All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby notified to exhibit the same
wish the proper -ouchers attached thereto, to
the subscriber, on or before the 7lss day ofsept
1871, they will otherwise by law be ercluded
from the bsn~its of the said estate. All pervous
indebted 10 the deceased are requested 40 nal,
immediate paymest 10 the subscriber.
WN p DMBS,
Admiaistsster.
march II, ls13-sv.
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Of ycar oath .L.s you sliss;pe.l~ So,
a-sing signed this viii - uiiness n -
presence OF the deceased. and TIA. \. :.
,.'uleaged tins will and signature a !.
ais set aud deed" True. for Va. ~o. :
honor" replied Pat. 81 sig.ej !. ,0a ~
-seed him sign it." Wbsss;,. - I Jno
was IT, asked Fergus, when tl,;s m,
s.ecs.ed II dated back some 10 o. Il
yesrc. II vas no time of dsy e an -
a.a. SAD sickeon. It was 10; past -.
o. the night. and the moon. barr;ns , - 81
sing and feecy cloud, was sh;n;r.
uiui'y, God bless il. all the t;v,e ~
memory is over exact Pat MeKso. o.I
.ne moon and other particulars eopnec,.J
M u,n inns Will. remarked the cour..l
N :" n y. causes you to be 50 very mindful 80
~ ,ne circumstances and events ~ a..
'igh'! Well. to be sure, your bono.
'our would not be over-pIea:ed ;fT-
." answer shat question eyaesiv ..;a D..
.m r;eased 70 ask the question. said the
and viii be more pleased 20 h..s
"ar answer Well. said Pat, riv;ns
T. wa,stoand witch. remember IN
aese tnings. and all about the mon 81
ne beautiful clouds flying over h, scs
e,- e oa that same blessed night I
e,Ped your father to rob the mail co..a
40 clane job We made Of IL.
a roar OF laughter convulsed R.n.h
at ana jury. and when his Lord.S;. a
CURED OF Mr.. r. O'Conner vbethe, ~ !,
'sned to question the witness sny fusn- 6
d Is hid N" 49, Is
I viii 20. ada 4 hona fhatul(Ds
c0dheFs son may not Ego up for his b
e folly. for il may not Be dign6ed a. K
ime. C. y
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trraEsr EEws--Our Washington an.
"'n'p"'i' correspondents viii supply Tho
'eaacr With the most impor,an, event.
which have 'ranspircd ct our State and
National capitals during the pas, week
+" VIII BE seen that nothing of very ab-
Sofo'ng interes, has engaged the attention
Oh our Lawmakers in either place.
On Friday last, Mr.. Downs .u,u;,,.s
Tue following message to the Senate. al.
dressed to the House of Delegates, in re-.
lstion to the death of the late IT,, n
Fred. Maddox - ~ "
we have the melancholy duty .o an.
nonnce that. since the adjournment NJ H. |
last Session OF our General Assemble A..
non q. 7. Maddox. late Representative |
from St Msry's county, in our Bodv. b..
osen called. By the hand of death. from
our midst, and his representative worth
soiity end experience, have been los. 10
~. fully appreciating this great los, 70
our STATE. but bowling in humble submis.
s'on TO the Divine will. it only remain.
or US 70 express our reverence and devo.
kon 70 the mer- .auino31 %,
and u
propose. with the concurrence Of your
Honorable Body. as a testimonial Of re-
spect for the memory of the deceased. and
Of our earnest sorrow for his untimely de-
misc. that the two Houses of the Gencr-
nj Assembly. when they adjourn to-day. ,
stand adjourned until Monday next. at IL 1
o'clock. NJ. and that tho members of both .
Houses wear the usual badge Of mourning.
for the usual time"
TIE message was read. asscnted to. and !
after complimentary mention Of deceased
by several Senators. was sent to the House
Of Delegates. where similar notice was Ia ,
ken Of Mr.. Maddox and the recommended
lions Of the Senate then agreed to.
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THiRrEEN years experience In The 20. Of
i our 'Esceisior." As . Tobacco Grower.
has convinced the most skep,ieal planters Of
Maryland and Virginia thu, i, has no compe,i-
tor In the prodsesion OF tina, crop. Il Is nov
their unanimous opinion that, 'Jrss tie sppls-
esfsss = ESes!sier." sss erep 70 Assssss esd -
fsrr eusisfy, esrlies aid hssfsY, ss1 10 Get
30 fsssis TO ssssr frs. ire&sAf 90 fram tie u
PeSsriss Cssss." We refer 10 every planter
In Maryland. ''Excetsior'' II In 6ne. dry pow
der, prepared expressly foe drilling. and loo
pounds Of u are equal 10 ffom 1eo 10 800 pounss
Of aay other fertilixer sold.
~ uniformity d quality guaranteed BY
Manufacturer
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DIED.

On the TIN inst, Mrs. EMMA c. GODDARD,
- he3eyed consoet Of Z. u. Goddard, ESQ
cSr,ssisr nte had lived In the exercise Of
discOnsOIa,e husband and GioA She leaves .
to mourn her loss. '..Ssf fibs terra ieris
8.
At the residence Of her brother, Logan o.
Smith, on Sunday morning. 10th March, MAS
Sic D. SMITH, wife Of William A. Smith. AIRED
20 years and II months, AFTER long and pain
full illness
tBal'. Ssa and Alexandria, Va, Ca.ef,s, please
copy.
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Price $50 per ton.
J. J. TURNER & CO.,
a Pratt st, Baltimore

CArr,cx.-The popularity Of s'Exc.,,;or" q.
the osly reliable substitute for Peruvian Cr.nn
has induced INSCRIPTIONS parties in ,h;. and
other cities 20 use cur Trademark, "Excclsscr -
TO sell their Worthless compounds. Everv t~r
OF genuine Excelsior" has our name on |, in
NED LEFTSRS. Al Others are coun,erf.i,,.
March II. lsI:-am.
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TREsPAss NOTICE.-Agains. par.
ties trespassing on my land BY dog or gun
or crossing without permission or in any
other manner. the law with Be rigidly en-
forced. from and after the date Of this no
tice.
JOSEPH s. JOHNSON.
March 7th. lS72-2t.
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Stencil Work.

GE0RGE TAYLOR, Of Charles county, will
~ be IN Leonardtown during Court, when
ne viii b prepared TO execute orders for STEM
Gil WORK. He will be found q Moors's Ho-
tel.
March IL, ls77-3w.
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Notice Of Meeting

YNHE Trustees Of the Point Lookout Ceme.e-
y ~ ere hereby soiiGed 10 atisnd . meesin z
q The Beard 20 be held as Leouasaaesn %
TUESDAY. the 18th day Of march aext
BY order Of The President,
JOSEPH FORREST.
v. cAnAl.s,, See.
r,b -, is:c-tz.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE-Di-;ne service a, ST.
Andrews chareh on Sunday moraing. nth in
slant, commencing at II .. N. by the Rev. Mr..
b Gordon; and the usual service In Leonard
town 1t r. N. March IL, 1877?
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GCANO.--FOr Guano and Fertilizers gen.
orally the market continues extremely dull, and
prices are without change. For Peruvian Gu.
ano the agents prices for lots Of so tons or
more are $67.5o for Chincha Island, and SEQ
for Guanape per ton, gold, and No. Of each
kind 10 per ton less, also gold For Pho..
pilates aud manufactured Fertilizers $50 per ton
is the general price.
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CE0. p. R0WELL + CO., 20 Psrk Re
" Ner York;

SE PETTENGILL 4 CO., 81 Ps,A Rem,
New FORK,
Are the sole agents for the Sc. Aary's Beaeos
in that city. and are authorized to coniras
for Inserting advertisements for - at our 10 Y
est cash rates. Advertisers in that city are re-
quested to:eave their favors with either Of tbs
above houses.
Oct ~, 1870.
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THE STORE ROUSE and LOT and FARN.
u known - Red Gate, located On the nail
road leading 10 The Faesoey, are foe lsase. For
partrsia1 IN regard 20 time, terms and ccaii.
toes, apply 70
March u, iess-3v.
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j. J. TURNER + CO.'S
.annaoniated Bone Srper-Phos-
phate.
ANAL ISIS:

ANAL ISIS:
4ssnoaia, 81,
Seinb!e PAo,pAafe S Lims, assI
Bone Phosphate Of Lame. 1857
roMPoSED OF Bones and Gusno dissolved
~ IN Sulphnric Acid, IL Is richer in Ammo
MIA and Soluble Phosphstes than any fertilizer
sold, except our Excelsior" and is made with
the s,me care and supervision TAI 'or,a 2ssi,.y
sssrsnfeed. For Corn. Oats and Ssrins crops
generally. il has no superior. Fine and dr,.
In excellent order for drilling. Packed in bags.
Price $50 per ton.
j. j. TURNER e. co,
AZ Pratt street, Baltimore.
March -, ls12-3m.
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In pursuance Of the above order, I b.r.h,
give notice that have obtained from m,
Orphans Court Of ST. Mary. county, Marr-
land, letters OF administration on this personal
estate of Elizabeth Adams. late of said county
deceased. All persons ha,i ing claims agains, the
said deceased are hereby Loti6ed to exhibit the
same with the proper vouchers attached thereto.
to the subscriber, on or before the 2iu siay II
sept. 1872, they will otherwise by law be e,-
eioded from all benefits ofthe said estate. All
persons indebted TO the deceased are requested
10 make immediate Pay n,ent to the subscriber
n. G. C0wBS.
Adam istra'or.
march II, ls17-6w.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

orTha"' Court Of 81. .Hary's County, Set
Harch u, 1874.
nRpEREp ny TIE COURT, Th., n G
~ Combs ada illustrator ~ .liz,b.,, ,3,n.
late Of - Mary's COUNTY, Maryland. deceased.
give the notice required nv law 10 the deceas-
eds creditors to exirihi, their claims. aud that
The same be published once n week co. sir
successive weeks IN tSs .pn ,Sy's BEACON.
Test: 49,.
"es's'er u Mary's county
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THURSDAY MORNING. March l4.h. Ia,
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u
his why ought 10 include other salaries
and fees Of Office besides those Of Inspec-
tors Of Tobacco. and may embrace the
present ftightful price Of gin cock tails
ard tavern per diems, &c. Ttrbam SAT.
&c
The late foolish attempt Of one O'Con.
ner to scare Queen Victoria into pardon.
ing some OF the imprisoned Fenians has
been magni6ed into an attempt to assassi-
nate her sacred Majesty. The boy was
either drank or mad. and ought TO Be well
logged and sent home to his ma. Il
seems that he Is the son Of Fergus O'Con-
ner. who some thirty years ago figured
largely % leader Of the CLartisis in Eng.
land. Said Fergus was the son Of Arthur
O'Conner. Esq gentleman Of ancicn,
lineage Gf no. kiuely) as most Of my
eountrymen claim to be. and ut the break
ing out Of the Irish rebellion of year 1873.
was suspected of being implicated in an
attempt to rob the mail coaches on their
way from and TO Dublin and Cork, with q
vIeS Of getting possession Of Government
dispatches and Governments funds. He
was arrested. tried and acquitted of the
alleged attempt. crime II was not ccnsid-
cred To be At that time Of day in Ireland.
Some years (l5 or 20) AFTER the occasion.
Fergus OCcuner. E~q.. Barrisser al Law,
son Of aforesaid Arthur aud father Of the
foolish youth. was engaged as counsel in
adispused win case. and was against che
will being considered salid. BE. Tie sub
seribing witness 20 the viii was IN assute
and wide-awskc '.brrsh Of = boy" named
Pat McKecn. "well. Pat, asked Per-
g-s U'Cssser, "Ysu swear on the yirtus