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New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF Hgw-yolR ....................JAsr.R, 10
CLEARED.
sesnh Hosai. a. Gl Bsreato H,nbng 6e knnbant %;
Steamship r. Clyde Scott Norfolk, City Point and Richmond
W. r. CLYDE.
steam sbip Franeonis, Bragg. Portland J. J. Ames
Shin Cnrs,el (Gcr) Labke Bremen VI. koOp co.
Bark rnna (Port Cora, Lisbon, L. T. Amsnek Co
Barb Renieer wellington, BaThados II. TroSbtdges Sons
Express (NOr Fuhnt. Queenstown or Falmouth letes
D0ckisann.
Munlo lal), Starace Naples Punch, Edye Co
Brig Glen Avon (I3r Roberts. Kingston, JAM Geo i. BukJ.
Irg I,ons (Br) o Neal. MaiauLs p |. Neyius \ Sons.
Ixso T,cai.,ar frl Major U.mlton RenpuiA d.. Mccall
schr Abbie Is Campbell son Mobile E. u. HarbGt Co
schr Nellie Bell, keeae, jacksonville.
ARRIVED.
Brig Daniel Towbrige o NewHayenl Rogers Port SPAIN Tnf
dad, 2j DAYS. IN ballast. .,
B, Aiae Cc Liverpool g Saunders Malaga a days with m!se
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosro> jan 2aArryed steamships Romap from Phatephis
Neptnne from Michael from Leghou; Osspee
Champion from Ceffuegos; herse fr'1 Hobosen
hr. E. H. 0sks Tus Island; Jennie Wiley, rom Dare1
Below barks Lizzie from Clracoa Dingo, from Mobile -
LEgEs Del 29Arye. bark Georgana tPoTty from Lisbon
Jan 29Anyei. steamship St. Lous, from New
York Sailed, steamship Cortes, for keE-fork
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrEsSsTOws Jan. 29rbe Williams Guon steamship Colorado
Freeman Jan H. touched this ii
day, and proceeded to Liverpool
oNpos okERY jan 29-The Allan Line steamship Norsyian-
Graham Portland Jan l ior Liverpool anyd at this port yes
terisy. - n,
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COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON jan 2CottOn nOminali Good orda, l9al9ie
net receipts O36 bales eIpous-coatsise, aI3 baes' sa ~
bsles: stock, 1888 bales o, ,o, -. -
GsIyEsrox jan 29-Coon firm; Good Ordinary l9c net ~
cep bales; eYpors-coastwise aS baesi sales o oAes
stock 43lH. .,u 49,,
Pa1LApELpHIa. Jan. 2s.-Cot,on firm; Mddr7s. 72ie ,
WILMINGTON, 29Cotton Gnn; Mddngs, Ic net TecepD
bss efports-coasSe 37 baesi sales 100 bales STOCK 4s
bales
CHARLESTON jan 29Cotton Bm; Nings ale ret receipt,
bales, eIportsoOlsise, 1886 baesi sales 80 baesi soeA
81 bales
BrxoRE 2e-Coton srong Mdings 22a22 ne receipt.
$50 bales gross l0l6 bales; -cosstse Oh bsesi a %
bales; stock 1888 bales. ..,,, o,,-o,,. -
Nav ORL sASs Jan 2Cotton strong NdIlngs 2la2ic ne
receipts baes s bses erpOrscoawise 2lS' bales
sales 600 bales; stock. 225. .j31 bales.
NoRFoLK Jan 29-Coon dnn Mdings 2oc net reepts
bales; exporscowise 6+0 bales s 800 balss stoek r
bales.
MOBILE Jan. 29-totton Grm Niddiug 2lei net reeeip"
iAl bales; -alcs ] 200 bales; stock. SO $50 bales .
Bosroy Jsn 2gCotton dul: Mdngs 22'c; receipts
b,es gross 666 bs eEposo Great Britain, LOO 6ae; aes
J01 baes: stock. $500 bales
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 29-Coton firm; Mdiings. 2ltc ,
CtScNYArI Cotton ameE; held higher Mding 1idzse
ST. LOrIs, Jan. 2s.-COon unchHngedi Mddhngs 2nfe
MEMPHIS Jan. 29Coon scttei hddhDgs, H!d|iei recep"
/, ,l95 bales ,,, Az,
sAvANSAH Jan 2Co,t0n very Irregular In good demands MD
dlnEs 2ld2c sales 2llc; net receipts 3OS bales eIporst
Great Britain 45l bales coSise 1000 bales; sales, 2N bales
stock 7,lGl bales . ,.,,, .o,a
AU',r,rA jan 29-Co.ton srn In fair demand Mdings sd
receipts, lOO bales; sales, $50 bales.
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rntRT CALENpARS-TM. DAY.

s,pHrsz observation-disclosures J-opeasb 10 s. mcal
eDdsr calle at l. N.
o.. Msgnus agt Inlay. 6!E rancis asI SpemAa e' al.
IS. .Maguus Hgt. llly loSeSard agI simen
q Rics 81 al AT IIo.e al Ia Appleton dgt Warner.
Co. 203 Hopkins Mdiletou.
la Wi,aII agt Craigl,s 2O6 Holloway stepheDs
Roberts The Coastss Sg Brennan agt Lrit,lr
90 Call2li .Barorst agt. Cot YDgham
idl. .H1geO agt Klgen ,,-
GFSEsI TERw-Aionrned to Feb. 10, le71
Cncur-Part L-Aijmrlei TO Feb ., lSil.
srYyni,E Corrr-TgAL TEHN-PARrs / T.Alcurnei for
Coxxoy pLru-Gpsen,L TsRs-igourned Feb s. 1872, Tor
decisions
Tu,r TyRs-PARr L. Adjourned for he Term -
N.pf.r CouUTTET TERs--PAur LAjourusd to Feb s. 1874
PART IL-Adiournei to Feb ), Ne.
PART III-IOACnIssES, j. opens al 10 a. NJ
s6p5 p.s,ss spt White 1916. Donnelly art KIis
smpbolI sgi. Spencer. 36Iz lure ast Lloyd
TSTgp ~ ~ ntsrRtCT CoCRr-ln Admiralty.
O,ney AIT .chooner o. l50 Thomas steam'tas Gen.
Rooth Nm. McdMn
Ia lncksou agt Milton t6 Benedict agt sssmcg NJ
%. johnson et al sgL schooner - agra
J. VI. McMlen. llsCunninghAm ag. aoop len
20. Davis ct al Ggt Pepdergsst - nessee &, -,
Ia Boyle schooner Bree 49, Cnros agt seanns T. W.
~. .Conoyer agt slcOp J. p go Detos -.
90. The y. J. Ligher,ge CO. agt brig Forasquiie
rchocper Hero, ILL., Hewlett ag. bark Anonette
Creole as Riley steamtus SPRAY
United to Anthracite Ina Co oI fhIs
hin IIelyetia agt stcamtng Sisgsrl.
i3l Kleen agt schooner Duchess
Ia roster E. al sgt Macaa 2e.Mcieuy sgt Uesnug II.
NJ Klnne
Corsr OF APPsu-AtBASI JAM 2aThe following 10 tbe csen.
dsT fr Jan. 80. Nos. 80 90 %, 80, TO- a. ~ B' .'
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pTCIsIOkS,-JAS. %.

SuD,rme -Cha,nbes-By Judge Barrett
ag Judd Lineed and Sperm o. COMPANY ct Sh
lion granted indicated the opinion te In ne maer ol
lie caiy Feieek Tower su infant he ooy IRE 20 70
Memorabilia Mach af CTai2bead ~
fY- days the disbursement OF eBg
idgnent ami this notion Al def ndan sup
Campb NOns-RtpOrt cOnhrme1 ana ofues
sns st Acion-Judgnenl granted Duty sgt hason
nie without meraorsndl Pessnt sgt "a
opened anon oigmen Of dsbnrementi oi entering
cost Of his upon defendant spung easedl 70 re-
AMI 10 trial covdou ct al agf
resemsnt the principles ndce
moey E in Phpss hand Brown Corsin sL-ep0 con
sne and order granted Merritt agt d 10
g,sned Hogar sg Rees aLMoon denied rlo costs tsee
ojr Ia the alter En9e Y. Young Bond APPROVED sLd
nsw trustee appointed.
Circnit-Parf by Judge Van Brrnt.--Day agt.
settled National Bank g C'T-C'se se
tel
Sape,ior Copt-SDecial Ierm-By Judge Barbour
Bishop sbop-huon granted Barrow sgt ugton-onr
srntd granted Daoney ag Gree
leoIdeT granted aof ast BennSa -ooH saaeL hafH y"
HJpiiL-order granted
Common Pkas-Spec,al Term-.By Judge Loew.- -
poeger Krehiughoio for receiver d-ued without COSTS
Painting ast denied without costs copd on
that the C0s1n bad" he stricken
on complaint In the matter OF he assignment OF
TAYLOR ubbeAsgne ordered Let ofJne l5 win
before that time for poponemeht or eIeu
In the Of the OF kober L. Isy
-Orr MAY 1911 modified allow mt OF api ca
from March, 1870 waot sgt FanbHmsoton gr,ne
Sacket Sscke.-Moton granted stNeU ast JofsnA0oh
granted. Ls,enaan az. Aseas.-Not0n San'ei.
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A COSTLY JUDGE.

To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Judge Barnard has advanced from his
business Of furnishing a cheap amusement" ana
since the proceedings in the case OF the RIVERSIDE
Park he may Justly be regarded as one OF our e1-
pensiye luIues His performances In this ease have
resulted In loss to the lcty and to property owners
which cannot measured in sums less than hundreds OF
tousands OF dollars This result is not owing alone to
the reckessness with which he thes with legal prin-
cples In dealing with serious subjects but In great paa
TO an Ignorance which would be disgrace TO any one
who had the responsibility oi knowing about Tue hayects
among which he blunders.
On the sd day OF September 1863 on the application OF
the Corporation Counsel, he appointed Messrs. Hugh
Smith, James NJ. sweeny, and william NJ Tweed. Jr, as
three discreet and disntercsted persons, the ComDs
sioners Of Estimate and Assessment ON acquiring the
title of the land laid the Riverside Park for the city,
40 that Il might be improved ss public PARK Ihe duty
OF these after organizing and appointnga
clerk was to determine the value Of the lots taken for
the public use 10 determine the area OF assessment to
cause the maps Of the property taken and the prop
erty 20 be assessed TO be made, TO have
the abstracts made out. and 10 prepare and
preseDt their report These duties were not onerous
The mana were 70 be copied carefully from existing
Tbe land 10 be taken extended along the bank Of
the Hudson River from Seventy TO Onebundred
anathirtetbst and was In width, on an average, from
900 to 400 feet The lots were OF equal eize In secon
Of the city almost entirely vacant with very few build
ing upon them and Of equally graded yasue-that h,
los along the same range Of equal value and did
not present diverse and unequal elements npoKShich
their value was to calculated as In some OF the oe
settled portions OF the city When this value was arrived
at generally t was possible to determine the are" OF
assessme mt; and tho work Of appcroning tge assess
ment over the lots within this area was somehmg WIN
which the Commissioners persO Ny he'd but little 10 do'
for the sork was performed by the clerks skilled In that
duty IN the Counsel's onicc.
Now II the Commissioner hsd been discreet and ohi-
gent business this duty might easily have been per-
formed in six months. they had performed that duy
promptly the awards for the property taken would nave
been based the value at that time, and would NOT
have amounted to more Than onehaii OF the cum tbey
subsequently gave, when, by long delay and improve
m ebts all the Isud 10 region had largely Increased
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THE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARERrs.

EUROPEAN MARKET
m-Consos opened eai for both
aud the securities fati United States f"sar
bonds 9I; l965s old SO. 1867 s3 ren-Fores sl3
PARis, jan. 29-s m.-Rentes opened At 3f 9Jc. -
LIvsRPooI, Jan 290O mCotion opened frn hhdhng W.
lands Oii Mtdng Oresn lid Badsll quieti Corn ~
per quarter -
AsrggRP Jan zs-Peroeum az. FOR Pine Pale American.
Joypos jan 2i30 muntd states Five Twenty bonds le62s
ga 1855 old vi 1866, 81 Ten.Portes Sit
29-i:J0 Cotton Is the sales ship
named A. New has H. Addg and
due nom lid Mdiinss Lard a v
HAyRz jan TE,e ,enInsCoon closed fruer rresorinairs.
i)If Low Niddlinss, lJ4L -,
Ioypoy jan 1850 D. Consols closed At sci for both money
sud the account Uni States bond 1873 9i 1862 old
90; l867s g3; Ten. Porties sii
PIps Jan. 29-p m.-Rsutes closed At So l7c.
Jan. f930 mCotton closed snEg Miding Up
lands Oid Mdng Orleans Id sales Of the day % 100 bale IN
GLIDING 600 for speculation and export.
LospoS jan 2a--TallO~, 3Oi , Z est
IoSpos jan ?a-Linseei OIL ka IOa fn Is Turpsntps $40
26.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 2s.-Common aosin, H. dlI6
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CIVIL NOTES.

The Jumel will case was resumed before
Judge shpman in tho United States Circuit Court yes
Jme had told him on one occasion, when her barn
set on fire. that she would send her out and lind
who the person was that did H. ana let hm shoot Di II
he could" Case
The Sarah Gray will case came up in the
surrogate's Court, yesterday. John Crous nephew
OF the testatrix and executor OF the WILL testified that
the deceased often expressed desire To do good with
her money said She intended to leave IL TO char
table institutOns Mrs starks attentions to the De
ceased were patient and faithful but he did not see that
his aunt gave more evidences or auccuOn LOT ner
than for the servant girl.
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Os, dor and nowin,l ,. al 7e ,a:h ,slaoi n,r Rbr.ry
ss RI :"'s sds ss.'f % II ' q s' wi s'Ts $ S' 4
Drrs-ed Hog. waited at s,sSsS 10 PotE .oh q sIa 90
T,Ss EsT; @ !. s%ss %s is,1ssS s ssss RI
% % G Gsa sa.s Sia: : ~ ss s%'iS S @ & as @ .
1s,r' sss 3 :sI a. 4 s's S Is 90 o ~, & fog Vs.. ss
900 S 1900 sS;9 Oats 3o S s sHs ysys ss 100 100 Sa. s.
WHEAT bush Cora 800 bash Oats 1909 bash ne '""
bush. Barley. and 5000 Hogs n. .,,t,. ", s0
cpT.I ..S s1. ~ scs assi!S" T%o S' s
s fs &C. s a,,as = g. . 20 P.@ s1 ' ss s's'' f
s71s for Isa.na nd Ohio Wheat dna and Western Red
81 soa o. M Amber 81 80 Rye hsIi at M ee'D s"s s.o1 sna 70
0ats .esdy Whit. %asc MIss So Groores and Proyseu
Small 6n:iGess ,aa unchanged Petroleum quiet Criee he'aeo
BirTnoat Jaa. asHcen buoy,n, Ler MIa,hug, sl.sals
White southern ess7oc, yellow So sc Msi western ses7oe
Sa S 'ssa sSS T. se si me- Ne: for atet s ~ s soerrS
lam. iS@If sslSs aaeAaastd :ai mail
. .Assss ss J .ss & 9 s & T;. Re- s Gs ss s
Sss Srass D. & 's.e sa4 cs .s5 q, a. o. & nis c Ss
$50 for No. spns - for Amber wn,sr s b for white Winter
@ "a SSsf Club f; st. co. %Ii All g. y %S s 1s usS.n s
Sy ouns S at - o5a 81 K,s nemiS.l feT wesen Cor,
sn Msi shS Ss!s % i11 s. sss Ss : ss
&c '.s @ @iS 1S.pg s'S' ri'sAT''f " Boston
m c sa. JS S. & % 5 @ s. md 's;a sy S sp Sg,s
6n. Peas 600 bash Railroad .ap%es. bush Bar sy SI
cD SH' f ' WV SS 90 s :s S &
ossecisd Pqfs Sa .ad On o. .ssoSa
cold and weser but . as
-ts ~ 81 IL '1S Oats .'s % a'i saS
Ne O. Me fair demand nd advanced No nite HIe.
Rve-Dmand light holders No s7ic Barley IN fair
and srm Pad SEE HogsDemAh Hghti boder t 80 IS
Pork-Demspd light; holders firm S2 kecep-5toD bbs
Flour bush. Wheat shipmeps-Sone.
Flour In fair demand and frm; Family s6
asf Wheat quiet uAchsnge Red 81 SEA s. Corn stead,
AZ i6d.7e Rye duh and dropping d8c 0ss In fair demand snd
Arm AZ dc Bsley quiet unchanged Pork-Demshd hght
holders firm SI3 So Iad-Demand lights ho firm at sdc
Buk Mst.Stock WITHDRAWN anticipating higher prices large saf
Of sides 10 spectators for Clear Sides and 7c for Clear Ribs
Shoulders quiet at 81 d5i sales for march At the latter rate
Bscn In GOOD demand 7}d8c New held 3d3e shoulder
held 6 fr demand and avaneei butchers paid -
a IS; receipts, 2 200 bead. Whisky steady at e1c
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

1t is usually taken for granted that love laughs
at lucre well lochsmitLs, bat all the poetca praF
ing about smorous dsnteresedness turns out oicn 70
be ~ empty an exhausted receiver For instance
widow In Lafayette Ind, fell 10 love with music
teacher agreed 10 marry him. gave him gold watch
and chain ring and $50 10 cash Ine a ~
sued him for the value Of her gfta Win seven years
interest" the whole amounting 20 e1oo Judsment was
has appealed upon pents OF law GIT gft, and 10
IL dlouIt 20 sAy what Law, common evli, admiralty
statute souity OF canon will nrpiy ~ eueb ease.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
DEPARTrRE or FOREIGN MAILS.

TUESDAY. JAN. 30
Mails for Europe P4ou Cherbourg aud Hamburg p se,@
din Hoata close N. Supplementary Mail al foo
OF Third Hotoken is closed at loo p m o..
IAN deposited Supplementary Malls mnst be prepaid WIZ
doul e postage.
40 PrusS an Closed Mil s sent by THE line. -
Mails for the Co0a American an South Pa
oc Ports b. steamship Henry Chsnneey, close h 20
Mails for Benna H. by steamship Excelsior close at ~
WEDNESDAY. JAN 81
and Liverpool steamship
Nevada 30 Supplementary Mail Pier No
North Riv,T is closed gt 10 Q.
Pfussan Closed Mail j. ant by this hne.
THURSDAY. Fer. ].
for be West ndes by the steamship Crecen CITY
close al .. W. .- =.
FRIDAY, FEB
No steamship Mas. - -
SATURDAY, PEB.
Mails for Enron, via Liverpool per steamship City Of Paris
co~e At 0O0 A. m Supplementary Mail Pier No. 3 r.
closed at II a. -,
IAN letters posted Supplementary Mails must be prepaid viii
double postage.l
Prasisn closed mail is sent by this lire.
Bremen steamship Hermann
close Hoo German mail only direct by this ne
Havana nv the steamship Cleopatra close a2
Mails ioI PO-auPA, ssmBa aud san Domingo per seamkJ
Tybte, cOse st2 N.
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

Nathan F.. Miller, charged with passing counter
f $50 bill held yesterday in $500 allby Comm sonr shields
At the Tombs Police COurt, Justice Hogan COM
mite. John 80 West 1hrenthss yesterday o esA
into and commission warehouse OF Alexander m A.
No. 5g8 Broadway with intent to steal 1000 worth o properly
Jno s. stocker, charged with concealing por-
,or ~ a,sets from bank kmptcy held yesieT
s Osborn 100 bail to await the seton OF te
ani nry Isry bonduaB, and TOOK 0h hAt le
vi, worth $4,000
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
Crrtures ano meetinas.

A MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,
IA Cooper second foe side o. TUESDAY JaD 90
s72 At O'clock Meeting and Election OF 0meer viii
held when D. c. GILMAN Professor Sheffield Scientific school,
Yale College will deliver the Annual Address Sahec Anenesa
Contribution. Geographical Science dnrng the last Dr.
STRAsNICKY Recording Secretary.
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE ANNUAL ELEC-
N TION-An election for 0fcen and Committees Of this Institute
for the ensuing viii be held THURSDAY the Sh day Of pebu
the Cooper Building The polls will he opened
3oelock and closed At o'clock IN By order OF the Trustees
Hew-York, Jan. %. 1872. WM. b. OGDEN, President
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.-The intermediate
" ersminsiou of the classes Coumhs College viii
MONDAY Feh and will be continued through the week.
beginning at VI O'Clock each day
me College Regents the University parents of Students
and Of education generally, invited 10 attend
y. A z. BARNARD, LID, President
NOTICE.-The Second Anniversary of the
~ wAYsDG INDUSTRIAL HOMB will BE- held At their Roows,
West Twenty ninth Nnthsy THIS EVENING at "A oeoei.
Jan. 30. ls1a G' VAN. aoSTaAND Secretary,
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MNIATIRk ALMANLl

sun rgrs...... 1912 SIG Moon rises .......0E
SANDY Hook Cows island 37 Hell Gate Perry. i0
u
Island .ll:58 Hell Gate In
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Goar0 auo Rooms.

BOARD WANTED.-A Gentleman and Wife
- would like the sntir. second seor with pnvats table IN h,e.
aud siIhase but those having a accommodations seed
address, Reference required. *, Boz oi Tribune oGoe.
1ETH-ST., 26, WEST-A large, handsomly
III furnished fRONT ROOM feo vh sprcsss task
also small HALL ROOM third soor
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Ue00lna CARDS, &-l.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
n ton.st-wBDDIyG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY. (Essab
nshed 1851
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
STOKEs's AFFIDAVIT.

SJokEHS AtfIDAN1ls
Gin and C0,snty OF NeU-YOrk. ss: Edward s. Stokes
the defendant above named being duly sworn depOses
and says That, is Informed by two Of his counsel
(Siessrs wm. o. Bartlett and John Graham) and verify
believes, they called upon Coroner Young at his resi-
dcpce, No. lo7 King-st, in the city of New-York on
tho afternoon Of the th inst Few hours after the
would be held upon his body; that they were politely
received by the said Coroner 70 whom they apollo
gzed for intrudng themselves upon him a Sabbath
afternoon and that he Immediately became very com
mumcative 10 them, to the manner In which he In
tended the inquest. That he stated no had
gone the City Directory and himself selected the
names OF respected citizens or members OF the cOmmu
nty from whom he proposed forming his jury, and that
they had been picked out with reference 70 their sup
posed farness and dsinteresedness; That he had him
e no feeling In the matter either way; that he meant
gel out the whole truth, no matter whom it affected
tst this last expression ne repeated and eplaszed
sometimes the words ali the facts" seeming to want TO
impress upon this deponens said two counsel the con-
Plee Justice done 70 him by that invesgation giving
hin to that he INTENDED TO devote all the
time 10 he INVESTIGATION requisite TO bring forward all
the testimony which could by any possibility throw light
came Coroner the Coroncr's Office endowed bad repu-
taoD aud that he had resolved from the start TO per
ofhcial OATH that he had been several Instances
offered to understand that he could have money
but that the attempts upon him were unsvains that
he commencing to date upon his views or under
standing Of the law governing Coroners Juries when he
marked him that il would not be proper extend the
conversation further, and that whatever further was
said on done By him. 10 with him. had better be
The regular course OF legal proceedings when all parties
would be within the view aud hearing OF the public
And the depOnen further saith. that before the test
moy was gone into at all before the COroners Jury
me afternoon OF the 9Th INST (which the first day Of
tho oceedngs) one OF the Gep0nents counsel addressed
inc Coroner Intending To urge upon him two matters
premaarily one OF which, account Of the interrup
oh anu apparent unwiinness of the Coroner listen
to NM as the same counsel has informed this dcponent.
and, az be believes, he unable to suggest the
Coroner al all That the two matters were:
DID PISTOL
First: The proprieiy Of exhausting all the evidence
tns0le as to the condition OF the deceased at the very
time be shot, was to place beyond all doubt the fact
A. 10 whether the deceased bsef armed M that
point OF time not.
second That the statutes did not require the Coroner
to mike return his proceedings TO the Court before
the FIRST Monday Of February next which gave him
opportunity to proceed with the inquest la the
most deliberate msnneT enabling linn to elicit the whole
truth. he bad promised I've would IN the conversation
OF tbf previous afternoon above referred tO Tia the
seeend Of these matters gas alluded 10 NJ that
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-05
HOw TO BE BEAUTIFUL.

A vacant mind takes all the meaning
out of the fairest face. A sensual dis
position deforms the handsomest fea.
lures. A cold selfish heart shrivels and
distorts the best looks. A mean gro
yelling spirit takes the dignity out Of
the figure, and all the character out Of
the countenance A cherished hatred
transforms the most beautiful linea-
ments into an image of ugliness.
1t is as impossible to preserve good
looks With a brood of bad passions
feeding on the blood, set of low loves
trampling through the heart, and
selfish, disdaiuful spirit enthroned in
the will, as to preserve the beauty Of
an elegant mansion With q litter Of
swine in the basement, a tribe Of gipsies
in the parlor, and owls and vultures in
the upper part. Badness and beauty
will no more keep company great
while than poison will oonsort with
health, or an elegant oa,ving survive
the furnace.6re. The experiment of
putting them together has been tried
for thousands of ysars, but With IN
uuvarying result.
Stand on one of the crowded streets
| aud note the passers by, aud any one
! can see how . vacant mind has made .
vacant eye; how = taoughtlsss, aimlsss
miad has made vacant eye; how .
thoughtless, aimless mind has robbed
the features Of expression how vanity
has made everything about it's victim
petty how frivolity has faded the lus.
ire of the couuteuauce; how baby
thoughts have made baby faces how
pride has cut disdain into the features,
and made the face = chronic snser;
how sel6shness has shrivelled, aud
wrinkled, and withered up tho person
atty how hatred has deformed and de-.
moralized those who yielded to it,
power; how every bad passion has
turned tell-tale, and published its
disgraceful story in the lines Of the
face and the look Of the eye; how
the old man who has given himself
up to eveysort Of wickedness is band-
ed all over With deformity and re.
pulsiveness-aud he vill get new
idea of what retribution il. This nay
not boz gu but. it is terribls-this
transforning Of = face once full of
hope and loveliness into deformity
and repulsiysnen then the rose
blushiog on its stalk. now ashes aad
brand.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-05

One silly cry Of tho o@oe-seekes
is military despotlsm At the South" "
There is now situated in the South sx-
actly one soldier to every twenty-five
hundred people, according to the figures
of the 7ribvne almanac. What .
cruel military despotisml