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New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
CATTLE MARKETS.

BUFFALO, Jan A-CArTrsTbe receipts today including 7l
reported 9l head. making the ioa supply for the
thus far e6l head J against l4 cars for the
market lively advance ss
prices The good and the quality Of
superior weeks About 500 bead disposed Of
53 Illinois ranging from l3 10 70 las 10 as'
s56IGs7 35 s6 head Ohio eer ranging from isS 70 to S46
3O7 ~. IL head Indiana averaging l65 10, at 80 y
Ia Missouri nging from l2l9 10 to l0 10, So ~
head ssou averaging M 10 at S5 s0 Il head Indiana steers
l37 lS Indiana stockers S5 ~
81 sI bead Michigan steers ranging from Log 10 70 oe No. q
IS 3 81 head Texas averaging J ~ At 70 49, ~
Chsrokee Averaging 9 d. & Is bead State
ergng 1893 TO- al sc O 23 bead state sers aersgng sl 70 t
81 GIL
SHEEP LAxBsThe receipts to-day were 800 head making the
total supply f the week thus far $500 head against 5000 head for the
time last week The market has not yet opened.
hoGsThe receipts to-day $500 head making the total supply FOE
the week O head agan 4l bead for the tine
last sales yesterday Of e head Ohio hoes ugpg from 20
5 81 for heavy hogs and 81 5O 4 60 for ght
hogs The trade not quite active today bnyers irving 10 beas
l0c sales this morning 1900 Ohio hogs
y5 $40 81 asa IS. with downward tendency
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
THE NEW HISTORY OF SANDFORD AND

BEING TRUB ACCOUNT OF THE ADVENTURES OF
MASTERS TOMMY AND HARRY WITH THEIR BELOVED
TUTOR MR.. BARLOW" BY c. Buusnd, suhot Of HAPPY
Iboughsr Seventy sI Illustrations By Linley sanbourns
lgno CLOTH gil, and black letGred Pnoe........Sl IS
Tis very bookth masterpiece Of It's inimiable author,
srd re Illustrations Than the rt The prevalent com
ylani" the publication. is likely to be aoe-sehe
Sold eteDshere Mailed postpaid, by the psbESbers,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
Songs, By j. " Blakei Beyond Poem.
By Charlotte Bsies Boy Life Scottish COunirE Seat BY Robert
Oven; TosieH Poem BY Bjalmsr HOrh BOye
Jean Of State by James PartOn Over Dia
rona Poem by Reid Chance Acquaintance
by Howcs Mystery. Poem, By John O. Whittier Idosu
srae,- BY Mis- Hidon Hunt snuggeFs by Prentice Null
ford Curcsy Lraure. by NJ h. W. s. Lost BY p DemiDg
Edbe Fungi by COpeand The telegraph aud the
Poroace by T. II. Derby; MuscScienoePo
fics
s4sy,sr; 2,ore s. seopes ssi 10 copies s'O and 80
for each adLA0na. copy.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
fona Jslano Real Cstate for Sale.

DECONIC HOUSE, GreenpOrt, j.. l., for Sale
Let uuiusnshed Apply to DAVID 6. FLOYD Geenpor
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
REAL ESTATE.

EEvYoAx. russd,I. J,s. a. 1873.
There was fair attendance q. the Exchange, to-
day srd Sss ucwinr public trsnsscons aAae, Wiz
BY Hugh Camp sale by order Of the Supreme Court usd the d.
rectcs sade Company
the sO front building and O 23 feet front bJ 2 feet
l3 feet souhsy line lOs feet the norhe line
(bng covering almost the entire o located and known No l9
Boadwsy and Deug the premises occupied by the sbovsnntoued
Insurance Company, to W. Duke for $4,000 Considerable interest
manifested tn. parcel property owing TO ,he fact
Of beng located the midst regarded desirable business
neghbOrhoOds and the price obtained naturally regarded establish
Ing valae fer adjacent and similarly located properties We do not re-
gard the realized in this instance however equal to the aeu
resity '-'"' "'- "' P'''''
auccns also sold BY lr. order bs .o,teIT Ssisi
enthst 2 ee I from Avenue A. iGr $50 StoO 70 ,. nsfi
u LUDLOW Co sold by legal order acting under the etsn o.
and ioss each 2Ie located three on bs souiher
hundred commencing IS feet westerly from ana @
westerly The Tor Of rs each the
purchaser berg H. Bogsr the Pl'ntl N ne isga acton h
made the Higgins referee Of property located
side Of Edgs and the SouiheTy sae OF HeSieTs
Wa H. Raynor has sold eight fu lots G,od Boulevard
between ynh and OnebEndr and hrieth
The following are erpectei be made the Exchange,
morrow; , -.
BY Miller legal safe under the direction Of Richard @
gss9lsI ac feet t0,i wc'teriy from seconS1e
Muller wkn, Co. legal sale H1deT The direction Of joseph
norhery t, commencing 2o feet westerly
from Secon1-aVe
Barrett referee located the nohery eide Of ghty
westerly from Thriave and lot located
the soue Nineett commencing 800 feet westerly from
rg ale pp the direction Of
story hgoop b0us and lots 22H322 and II
g. elted on the norheasery Of Pouae AMI Eighty
fnhtt
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK CITY.
CanAls No GIG Of Rsnwiekst irregular As part $3.50
n Of Fronts ls4xl5 l1uO
74,st corner 4th-ave 26I4 anOO
s7,h-st rs have, 596r5J8 tOVVV
Il2th-s. n " Avenue A. lI3zloO
ii9hs. l49 Of Avenue i2sIS3Ii ..'...... $3.50
n ll3 " OF Avenue A. 15IOO ll............
I15s 1.Sst m I41 od Ays 1850
OF 3iaVe.
I4gd-st 7tAve. 25Iss 4VV
q. 90 Of l7hs <JI65. iSo
Pescottaye 2l0 Of Ersonst 2Jl0XOoNl3bb @
MsdisonaSe. 59l Of l33l-s 3D1sU tO
Nadisonave COS Of 67th.st 2O175. .......... 5000
yermlyeaave, rs of DVekmansi, lJl1 51 1'r
1875 Khgsbrdze Road, aud thence 10 ITO point
ni:,n G g, q " .." 5000
vernlyeasve n > 100 n OF Aoademy-st thence
l21 thence ll l0r thence 2I thence Sc
thence l37 4 place Of beginning. .................
shave Eshst S9eI $4,000
iI,h sxs .. coruer Ssst rs sIIOO 5000
Bolton thence along Bolton
Road l28 Prscoiaye. thence 2642r thence lOJK
thence i5l thence 8l0 q ~ SeamanaVe, thence
1898 to place Of beginning l9SV
wans corner Waerst years, S5g0
6th-aTe S5i 3st, years pei year... 1900
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
Countrp Real Gstaie tor Sale.

E'ARM for SALE of 125 acres, in Crawford Co.,
Il Ill., 70 acre. Of timber balance cultivation. veil fenced
fields The consist Of
bsrns and other oabun 10 younx bearing
orchard other abundance 1h, farm Is na hshy location
mil climate; close to schools and churches Address
JOHN c. VAN ALLEN, vncsapts Ind
EISHER's LANE AND N. PENN. r. R.-5O
LAND and improvements bounded Fishsrs Lane
H. WingohOking Ceek and FOuTtsL
Of Msrsst, Gil, Of Philadelphia offered for SALE prize
Fht wide Is opened through the property Adde's.
owner JOHN ROBRRTs Minneapolis MINI hs siornsy THos
sIPLsY. 2l North Seyeaih-st PHILADELPHIA.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE, a first class
Orange 60. FARM 203 Rerbagh, al,o one OF %
The Parma are very desable, and highly Improved
j. c. FREEMAN, ie1 Brosdwxy
LOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for House or
Tenement property hs eity, FARM hnY with fsrng
mpemeats. &c. south Island depot hne
vater froat Apply 70 AJOURsBAf t1i Lspensrdsl
" sa,e, lfo frstsss $1,000
ssps-bsUNa Asdstn j. W. ATWLTgR Rjvsses Sstsn Cssn
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
nne,isu snIea Of nsaI estate.

OubhD - ~-N-.~l<-~~--~--~~>
~~'~->~o>~'> JsaE JoHsps, j.. Aaesosee''
DY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr- n..,o... ATT, uo,,.
40 On1e No 2l PARK ROW. opposite new ros,o.'e' ~ " '
ana the terminus al the ely esL me- .scvn
pp,r ESTATE PROMPTLY sOLD AND BxCHASdEn
Ancou sales OF Stocks Furniture, hercnsnus. nj, nm,
~ An Aoctou Sales made Brcengo saest"O" ''P'''
Bulletin Board n sdvsnce Of sny eewspapef..
~ II. PIERSON, Auetioheer and DeaileE gti'sE ~ =,
". Rss Estate NY contract having expired Eth a. ~ nsse,
pre viii conduct the AUCTION BUSINESS N AZ ~ E EIer,sy
and nav parenlar Kxcardon Lana N Hoase
Ner York estchsster County and Long Island sno ee
hold Furniture Stores 0mce, No. 3Pinest II pFRsoy
DOBERTSON EFT AL, Executor, VS. -! Az ~.
HI sToN ct al. and The Executors Of '" A. ADo'"' ''
nv o. decree OF tire Court Of Common Pleas or Saai @ S
r,v M IN he above eases 18th Of Deeemo N
sod IN body At the Courthouse in Georgetown Sooh
o5ork a m on WBDN ESDAY, January 19 Sisi A. -, rs.nh
All that valuable PROPERTY formerly oeioh " e
Aston deceased. By the general name o rs"ue'
more particularly following tracts and nj d d aeo
acr swamp
ares of lsne Land ard sa Land more or iess- o.
sSberrv Mn eout.ning OF River swamp ee Lanu
and High Land. or less nj, g., Die. Land
Frepd6eld containing 7O acres partly River sSarp hee @a
and partly High Land, more OF less
a Marst Island containing l03 acres more or less
Micoeaux's Point containing Iss3 acres iaoio oI "s'
a Cajlis containing ], ,3ql acres, more or less
Ceyg's Point containing 504 more or ess
The ABOVE tracts all lie contiguous y eaeh oin
rennnn With River the west ana tne Alnc
The lands are snitaDe lof INC
rspe an the salt inland swsmps single eaee 0
peninsula Will ilco ne snIe
TemsOne-ourth cash; balance one two anu lree
interest at he Of annun payaee ~
"a, ,.sss,v "a nsnera W. ALSToH PIINGLE, Executor
2aw2w
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15

A. MEKvis Ancnoneer
by BANGS, MERWIN & Co.. Broadway. cor.
hsSales Of Books Works Of Art Psnev Goods Furniture ke
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Jan Is at O'clock MlSCBLLA.
NE0Us COLLECTION Of Bo0Ksmany Of them and Sci
enihc Works.
FRIDAY EVENING Jan. H. at n O'Clock PRIVATE C0LLEC
TON Of OIL PAINTINGS the productions Of distinguished EURO
PEAS ARTISTS. Also variety Of CBR0Mos. &c
GEO. A. LEAVITT & Co.., Qate Leavitt,
~ srebegh Cob Clinton Hall place. For the by
Auction OF LBRAkks COLLECTIONS Of Books PASrsos and all
kinds Of LITERARY PROPERTY.
THIS TUESDAY EVENING
Also WEDNESDAY EVENING the CLINTON HALL SALRSRO0N
ASTOR-PLACE
Mr. WALTER MANTOS's
Entire tollesion Of
FINE PAINTINGS AND WATER. .COLORyl
Selected aud purchased personally while n Europe.
Mr. hiniOn beS inform the public h responsible for the
authenticity Of ever picture In he collection.
Toe Mess1. AEAyTTT, Auctoneera
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
Brooklpn Rcal Gstate for 5dlc.

BROOKLYN LOTS for SALE.-17 lots on
ID Eghst between Seventh and Eghhsyes corner finely
II lots BedfOEAe bgeen PARK aud Fluhngav
all very low, long tine small payments o. PlBRsoN
- AuctoneeT and Dealer IN Real Estate Pnest.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
Citn Rcal Gstate for Sale.

DESIRABLE HARLEM HOUSES and LOTS,
4 well located, for SALE reasonable prices, by
JERB. JOHNSON it,. No. q Park.row, y. y
BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-aves., 'front.'
I'D ing Central Sixth and SeyenhayeG above the Prk on
WIN II. RAYE0R,
81 PInest
ELEGANT CENTRAL PARK DWELLING,
h on seven ourh Fhh and Madson-ave. bar
gain IS feet 'front.' four stories entirely new sapeb hardwood hnsa
m o location cepdobe viii be sold cheap unaual ho
WIDE STORE FOR SALE.-For SALE, with
w possession May the sto STORE % feet wide known
No % Newt and adjoining the ~ L. Warehouse and lnemny
building and Exchange place and the Stock Exchanges
92ls) HOMER MORGAN, 2 Pine-st
EIRST-CLASS s., h. S., b. stone DWELL
L. woods, Maionsv, bet Fyhri and
Fyiourthsts between D Robsons and Ganses
Churches price lowi terms easy Apply 70 -. -.
JRkE JOHNSON, jr. q Psrk-rOw.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.


sDous His Best Part H. by T. TrOWbndgei More
,boui Consultations by George Jones' What Madam Talbot Saw
By Eysier About Boston Augustus HOml The Flying
Besey b. c. l. Stephens; Clarence ShaBks Adventure, bT Phe
sr5 aid other interesting with Illustrations Re
base, Euigrnss, Corepondenoo etc
Its opinion that sOeh natural and Inspiring writing
rang generation done anywhere in that happy literary
1re uteaee suss monthly Foks"BuGio COuer.
For sae by ~ Booksellers and Nevsiealers.
JAMES II. OSGOOD C Co.,
PUBLISHERS BOSTON.
Kr rUrros co., 10 Broadway Ne~Yors Special Agents for
JR q. & Cos Publications
COMPULSORY EDUCATION, by II. w.
~ BEECNER iu TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 2 Price &c. :
O. t- ~.
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Ncm publitailona.
1873.

1873.
MESSRS. ROBERTS BROS.
viii nsBguae publishing business Of the Eighteen Hundred
sBd Seventy rec By isurg
ON WEDNESDAY. JANUARY Is
.s,u Poem BY WILLIAM NORRIS and new work BY T. C.
BURNAND.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
TO CAPITALIsTs.-One of the oldest and
WE OFFER SAFE and PAYING INYEST.

John DWIGHT H. Co.,
~ hsaaaetsrerso Of
SALERATUS, SUPER-CARB. SODA, &C.
No. IL or slip EsvYsk
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
LOVE is ENOUGH;

LOVE is ENOUGH;
Or. THE FREEING OF PIIARAMOND.
MORALITY William Morhs, author Of "Tbe Earthly Para
disc"
TWO EDITIONS. .
The Euxf Eat cloth gilt top bseled boards
Roberts Brothers Popular Ediaou l6mO, cloth z'
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
ROBERTS BROTHERS. BOSTON.
EEBRUARY MAGAZINES.

MARX TWAIN on the SANDWICH Is
w LANDS in TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. p Price &C. :
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-08

tits said that probably about 60, 600, 900
Goldfish are taken from the sea annually
around the shores Of Newfoundland. But
even that quantity seems small when We
consider that the cod yields something like
$500 600 eggs each season, and that even
S,O0O, 900 have been found ia the roe of
a single cod Other fab though not equal
ing the cod, are also wonderfully produc-
tive. A herring six or seven ounces in
weight is provided with about 10000 ova.
After making all reasonable allow ices for
the destruction of eggs and of the young,
1t has been calculated that in three years q
single pair of herrings would produce 1884,
00O, 600. Button said that if pair of her
rings Were left to breed aud multiply I'M
disturbed for a period of twenty years,
theyswould yield fish bulk equal to the
globe on which we live. The cod far sur
passes the herring in fecundity. Were it not
that vast numbers of the eggs are destroy
ed, fish would 30 multiply as to fill the
waters completely.-Scientif american.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-08
TELEaRAPHIC SUMMARY
E0RRIGN.

RoME-Eighty-two heads of religious orders
have signed the document protesting against
the.bill for the suppression of religious corpo-
1ntions, and appealing to the Pope, law of ma
eons and to God. Ratazzi, the italian states
man died on the 4th inst.
IRELAND.-The magistrates of Belfast citv.
With view to the adoption of measures for
18Th of July-the anniversaries of the battles
% the Boyne and Aughrim, respectively-have
determined to prohibit al professions on those
Gays.
ENGLAND.-on the 3rd, 80, 900 Iaborers assem-
DAed in Hyde Park to protest against the
laws which unjustly affect the interests and
Eights of laborers. A general strike of rail-
E0ed employees is apprehended. 800 have al
xoady left work on the Great Western Rail-
road. The carpenters are also threatening a
strike. Z"
\ FRANcE.7President MacMahon has issued a
proclamation to the army, in which he saws
The choice of @ president of the Republic from
Four ranks shows the confidence of the Nation
~ Assembly in your loyalty. The President
has also issued an order appointing hadn't
Fault, now military governor Of Paris, to the
ported that the Bank of France will advance
the fluids necessary to complete the payment
OF the war indemnity, and that the evacuation
OF French territory by the German troops will
follow immediately. Prince jerome Napoleon
has arrived in Paris, and his presence causes
much agitation in the Hobbies of the Assembly.
The Orleanists are seeking an alliance with
the Left Centre, having refused to form a coali-
ton with the Legitimate and Bonapartists.
Inc Lefs Centre, however, refused to entertain
their proposition. The Minister of the Interior
has sent circulafs to the Projects of Depart
ments, urging all good citizens to energy in
the maintenance CT order and conservative
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VOLUME vi.
asernlng Star and Catholic Messenger.


sEw eRL.KAHs. SUNDAY. JUNE 8. 1873.
fRer the Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
A THOUGHT
kN5 1ArHRR RYAN.
&ssrs never was Valley without faded flower
aere never was Heaven without some little oloud-
- moo Of Day may hash with light In any morning.
2 hour
NJ Evening soon shall como With her shadow woven
shroud.
NAt<1 never wal River without its mist of gray,
1eeEs never was Forest without its fallen leaf;
10y may walk beside Us down tho wlndings Of our
IN way
IAN 10 there sounds a footstsp. and wo meet the
!: face OF Grief
e never wac ses.shore without its drifting wreck
esrs never was an ocean Will out Its moaning wave
A7a the golden beams Of glory the summer sky that
.SsK Aeck
1aine whore dead s.ars are s,sspng in their azure
mantled grave. .
1Aere never o streamlet however ohrystal clear
afhout shadow resting in tho ripples of its tide
AeE1s brightest robes broidsred with the sable
fringe Of Fear
t5t9S side.
- shadow OF the mountain falls athwart the lowly
plain
And the shadow of the cloudles hangs above tho
mountain's head
sA tho highest hearts and lowest tho shadow OF
some pain
And the smile has scarcely Gifted tho anguished
A7 tear 10 shed.
no have there been ever without weary tear
And those lips cannot DO human v hich have never
sS heaved . aigh -
FR without the dreaFy winter there has mover been
~ year
And the tempests hide their terrors in the calmest
swk summer sky.
Ehe cradle means the oof1n-and the coffin means the
~ grave
The mothers song scarce hides the De.profunds of
% the Priest
Xaa may call tho farest any Mayda over gave
Bat they'll wither while you Thorn tho end.
ing Of your Feast.
~ this dresry life is passng-and move amid its
-
And We grope along togethets-half in darkness half
~ innght;-
AID hearts often burdoned by the mysteries of
our ways
bright
And dim eyes ask beacon.-and our weary feet
t guide
And our hearts Of all hfes mysteries seek the aean
ing and the Key
And Cross CLEANS Ger psthwAy-on it hangs the
Cruoifed !
And he answers an our yearnings by the Whisper
VI "Follow me-" |
81" Written in Os Albumin Italy.
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from the Edlnburgh Review, for April. ls7s.1
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Morning Star and Catholic Mesgsmas,

THx MoRxno STAR has been ssass.s
WIN the approval Of the soolssiasesaol
Ao'norasy OF the Diocese, to sappsy IN
admitted want in Now Orleans, ana =
manly devoted to the interests az 6
catholic Church. II viii not insers.rs !,
p'hsios except wherein they iatsesuun
tn Catholic rights, but VIA supeee
iiqaity In high places, without rseasa -
2 Isons or paztias. NEXT 10 sAs spisssus
s!shts OF al men, IL win especially ehaea-
plon the temporal rights Of the peos.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-08

Esrns-sy Carrier, %; y Man, ss-la Aay,.e.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-08

we spprove Of the Aforesaid unsan.
q eing, and commend II ID tho Cs&AsaSan
u our Diocese.
-. ID. AnoEsIsHoP OF New OnraA,,a.
10 ssssS ~. 1851.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-21
Danbury News.

Spring chickens are in market. But
what spring is not known.
A Daubury jeweler is confident the
dag will come when sleeve-buttons will
he sold by the pound.
Mature is dying, slowly dying. Bill
GUS fever, by the looks.
Putting up stove pipe is known in
Danbury as attending the Black Crook
matinee.
A detected man on the Wooster House
corner this morning announced to a
couple OF friends that The panic was
playing the mischief with all branches
of business; he never got a fish yester-
day."
A tableau on Essex street OF late
moonlight night: Young daughter in
front room singing Father, dear 'ather,
come home" Old man in back yard,
ekinning woodchucks with a borrowed
knife and swearing about the lcss OF hls
own.
A NORTH Main street man kindly
volunteered to hold fractious COW by
the tail while it WAS being milked, Sat-
urday evening. He hung on vel! GO
ing up, but inadvertently let 60 in com
ing down, and hurt himself.
WHEN man jumps down from q
marble top table on which he has been
sitting, he brushes himself with his
hand. This might be called instinct
were it not for the fact he will frequent
ly Jump down from a flour barrel with
out doing it.
OyE of those miserable boys whose
sole object in this life appears to be
the making of extraordinary faces at
honest and industrious store clerks,
mistook roll of oil cloth for a roll OF
carpet, hanging in front OF Main
street establishment, Saturday evening,
and making q sicltening grimace at the
clerk, who stood in the door, doubled
his fist aDd struck the inofensive roll
tremendous blow. Then he put the
fist under his other arm, and doubling
up his body, ambled swiftly away,
while the clerk retired to the store 10
drv the tears Of a new found joy.
OyE of the most extraordinary things
in this world is the conduct OF hen
on the approach of team. II she is
standing IN the way at the time, che
remains there, and you instinctively
stop your horse Only to discover that
she is safely out OF the way. And If
che Is one eide of the road she im-
mediately dashes into the centre and
brings you up again, while the cold
sweat forms on your back at the
thought OF the damages. And it is o
little singular that while you are con-
fdent you never saw a hen run over,
nor ever heard OF such thing, yet no
number OF trials can keep back the
perspiratiou from your back, or prevent
you from drawing up your horse, to the
imminent danger of his hind legs,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-21
HARPER'S FERRY.
The Murder Trial.
IN oCborlesfOn Fraa Press

From the Charleston Free Press
The trial OF Capt. G. w. Chambers,
indicted for the murder of Patrick Ha-
gan, was pending when we published
our paper last week. During the trial
there was a great display OF legal abil-
ity. Messrs. Beltzhoover, Lucas and
Davies for the prosecution, and Messrs.
C. J. q E. Boyd Faulkner, W. 81. Ira
vers and E. Willis Wilson for the ac-
cused, conducted the case with great
skill, bringing such force of law and ell
oauepce on both sides that it is no mat
ter of surprise that the jury found it
difficult to agree on verdict.
The testimony was concluded on
Friday afternoon late. The argument
was opened alter tea by Mr.. Davies for
the State, in his usual felicitous style
occupying two hours. He was followed
by E. Byod Faulkner, in a striking
and, doubtless, effective plea Tor the
prisoner-the Court sitting until nearly
eleven o'clock, and large gathering OF
citizens, ladies and gentlemen, attend
ing. On Saturday Mr.. Wilson occupied
the morning, in an exhaustiys review
OF the testimony anc laying
down the law with great force.
He was succeeded by Mr.. BelIz~
hoover, who represented the State
with his accustomed faithtulness and
yigor, presenting the strong points o.
his case in q two hours speech.
Hon. C. J. Faulkner followed, aud
apoke with bis usual fluency and learn
ing. On Monday Mr.. Trsvers took up
the entire morning in strong argu-
mept Tor the acquital OF the prisoner,
and 10 the afternosn Mr.. Lucas closed
the case Tor the prosecution, bis address
10 the jury able and ingenious and
earnest, as are all his efforts.
The interest manifested, especially
towards the eiase, was very great
every available seat and stand in the
capacious room being occupied, while
the gallery was crowded With ladies'
all Lreathlessly attentive. The jury re
tired TO the jury room, but being unable
TO agree, were remauGed 10 their room
at the Carter House, and were kept IN
close custody-not permitted to COM
municate with any one, On Tuesdsy
afternoon a verdict OF involuntary man
slaughter Was rendered-the punish
ment fixed at imprisonment in the
county jail for one year, and fine Of
5000 imposed. The jury w9s then dis
charged
Ga Friday morning Capl. Chambers
was brought to the bar Of the court and
sentenced by Judge Allen 10 ore year r
imprisonment in the county isil and
500 fine and the costs of the trial. lie
was then remarded to prison.