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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-11
THE COURTS.
MRS. woopHuLL IN COURT.

MRS. Woodruff IN COUhl'
The case of Col. Blood and Mrs. Woodruff,
arrested charge of sending obscene literature
through the mails came up for examination, yesterday
before Commissioner Davenport. There were many
spectators including Mr.. Chalis Anthony j. Comstock
OF No 35I Grandave. Brooklyn member OF the young
Mems Christian Association, was called for the proseou
ton and testified that he recoected mailing letter on
jan L. 1873 addressed to "Woodhul q Clanin, NO. 40
Broadst" He produced copy Of this letter, which re-
uuested Woodruff Clafin to mail to the writer VINO
assumed the name of Beardsley, copies OF the paper
containing the alleged obscene articles The following
letter purpertiug to be a reply from Woodruff Clafin
TO the request made by "Beardsley," also put in
evidence. , ?, ,o,,
issues per 100 We send you IL copies fOt money received
The witness testified that he had also received with
the letter package containing 70 papers, and from the
Postmaster receipt for the letter to Woodruff Ciaf
lin which he had registered and also receipt for tho
money paid for the papers. The Court admitted them
as evidence. The witness cross-examined at some
length as to his prosecuting publishers OF OBJ
scene literature.
Tho counsel for the defense then offered TO prove by
Mrs woodruff that she neither had mailed nor caused
10 be mailed said publications, but Commissioner Daven
mort refused TO allow the prisoner TO testify In her own
behalf. He admitted that other Commissioners had
allowed such evidence but adhered to bis own decision
Col Blood as witness for Mrs. Woodruff was also ex-
eluded After admitting Col. Blood and Mrs. woodruff
TO bail in 5000 EACH the case was adjourned "m H.
King acting as bondsman -.
Sheriff Tracy Tearrested Mrs Woodruff and took her TO
Ludlow-st JAIL This arrest made for Donjustinca
Court Of oyer and Ter%nsT yesterday @S the
counsel for vletorls Mo9oh n lee , " d ed for
the trial OF indictment against them for libel against
Mr. Chais The counsel stated that they were anxious
TO be tried possible. The case was SET down
for trial the conclusion OF the Tweed case.
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No os yohu C. Br.dnurs Lessee business purposes no '''~
s o'Ii ma rS lis Brsihur, printing no
Maison NevBovsy and cAamhsr'st Judge k'0' owner
Ne - MsSo" a. DrOysr tsucmeu' no escape 'c0e'
" N sa3 % M,oD w. Knowles owner, nemeus no escape
Tpb.s corner Nassau BeekmA h HORSEPOWER h'''
corner Of Nassau FrsukfOrts sv" Publishing Co..
Ye Ss Ssas W. Caldwell factory; no aree'e'Pe ''u'
OF o S wprant Luke owner factory; no are-esespe
Ne u NORTH NiAm-st Mrs cerAgioh owner ho0i 10 Hfe
escape ., North william st. r. Heppeuhemer owner ctOrr Gre
N North wIsms John EgAn f.ciOry no freeseape
Al NewChambest Eev-Bowery r. ftIoack owner tene-
S 10 and SsSBOvery Mrs Ken, owner cOr sreape
No New BOwe Bernard Duffy owner 'enemeu'nou'ei no e
No % oaEst W. H. Patton teOementi Gre escape
No q oSkst ms A. Nasat owner tenement; no hf s
No % Oaks rear sbesein tenement; treeseape
no as osssI rear sbesein owner tsnemeni sesscap
No 2 osl sSsn SSn' Tenement NO s ne Spe ,O
Pesst Geo. A Jones owner fAetOu no sute and lad
No Pet R. D. Campbell liquor store and 'snen'Dt
No Ss Peafi-si Morn, Estate, factory; hreescape
No 29 ROeve John Lang owner stores no seue and ladder
No. RoO.ves John Power owner ieneneat no hreescAPe
No p RcOse1sts John Castles owner tepsmeusi sesc,pe
No Is RoOsevet John owner senemsnti AreescaPs
Presto. owner t t,sSy me s.saS.
No y ROsst j. T. Preston owner. Oei .eae and ladder
No q Rssass Gee Bradshaw owner .Gry no sIses''p
No q Reade hggln, owne seloFJi no aeeI S iss.,
No spruce ST. b b Brown factory no ere escape
No. IS Vanewsiet Alderman Bros owners factory no trees
10 IL vandev.terst, Alderman Bros Oyi no fire.
No wsnent, Lloyd Coz Workshop no hreescaPe
No Is Wsrrenst Cs1ldSel owners shop no hieesTsp~
No 81 warsn.st A. Adch owner sbop; areescape
No MaIenst James Bsneq Hssns no sTeescspe
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sEw YORK..


CLEARED.
Steamship Zodiac Chaplin Eewbern N c. Murray, Ferris Co
Steamship Fanta Doane PHILADELPHIA Lorlar Steamship CO.
Bark Murray, r. Jackson Portau-Pnnce r. Murray j..
Bark Iona OBJ, Horn. Liverpool &c. Geo. H. Brewer %
orders SlocOvich y Co
Brig nsulen Norl ChrsiAnscn, Biboa. Punch Biye Co.
Brig Pearl. Neal, Port-su-Spain. d. Trowbridge Il Co.
Brig NJ NJ Williams Br) Pickett, Cardena James r. "afd To-
Brg Fsvore Woodward, Barbados H. IroEbudges Son, -
Schr Expedite Vromen, New Haven.
schr 7. W. Haven Brown, Charleston
Schr Early Bird Bldrdge. Key West . -
Schr T. Endicott, Loyeland Havana, Van brunt Bro
ARRIVED.
Siaamp Cmhs (er) Stahl Hamburg Dec ., via Hsyre 18th
with ,ndse pass. TO KunhArdt Co
Steamship ClaTb (Br Bayhe Liverpool Dec ~ ana Vueeoso"h
18th, with indse. TO PIN, Forward Il Co ., I'll,
ship Plqs Ultra, Kirby, Hsyre 80 DAYS IN ballast a,
Bark Anso us Thom Liverpool IL days sad 50 days from the
Channel with mdse
BARK Adelaide Pendas M aradoe McKsy Rio JansirO 50 days
with coffee.
Bns kys H. Johnson Johnson Malaga 81 daTs with ndsc
DOMESTIC PORTS.
po.-ox Ian 10 Arrived steamships Appoi from Bamore
SeJea from New York Mary SHEPHERD IRON Batavia Akbar
from Calcutta; schr. Sophia Krauz, from heS'orleAos
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Jan l0The nman Lae sesmshipC1 OF bmeneh
Jameson from Hew-York Dec "a, has arrived here
WHALERS.
Honolulu 15-Arye1 bArks Midas hsmil and Progress
Dowden Bedford from the Arctic Ocean VIA San francisco
SPOKEN.
Dec IS lat 81 S. long W., ship Akbar Lmson, from Calcutta
for Boston - ,
Can, Boodrood Of the semug Charles Chamberlain reports jan
50 miles E. Of SANDY Hook passed the striped buoy Of TIE SOUTH
West Sit and al passed large black can buoy
For --latest ship NeiCs see Fam Page
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DECISIONS-JAS. 10.

Supreme Court kdmbers-By Judge Barrett
Eosnd decentralization granted Knos ag kendA-s an
babk in 500 In the matter Of the estate Of Moses
Aaron not In accordance with opinion to
SECURITY Sinclair SDcRr-Report Il referee confirmed and udg
ep custody Of children awarded plaintiff Union
Dime Savings Stevensonhohon granted The PEOPLE
OF rel Brady AIT COnOeSame order In Ryan sg Green
The People &c RYAN ag proposed not in
rm simply direct attachment 70 bring the defendant before
his Let attachment be oaAbe In
$50 The People Sc Colt GreenThe same. Croker sgt
Misrepresentation denied.
Superior Court Special Term BY Chief-Justice
Bsrboor-Schwanehd STANDARDIZATION granted Phillips ag
denying motion. zbrowsk T Snh-hodop for refer
granted.
Common Pleas-Special Term-By Judge Loew.-
Nevs se; aside Judgment and eIecuon granted
without either Bell DISQUALIFICATION To set aside
granted with costs Ptny agt Sbe-hoon TO seite order
Of Arrest denied Wright ConDery-Moton granted
MCT aet JohnsouMoon granted Cullen
m Denied with leave defendant to
BY Judge DLy-HOwell ag. MOrsDge-MOaOn denied p'e
opiuiou9
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of Aldermen.

Board Of Aldermen.
OPuoIlLl STATED SESSION., THURSDAY, Jan. o. t91a
Pesen-saDue Vance ESQ., President the chair and
OF members
REFERRKD.
Por gas Fytthst between Fourth and Rh
REsoLgrToSs REyFREsD.
That the street lamp opposite No % Wstern be set back about
four feet
That Tiyhr from Fourth LsnngtOnsve, be paved with Bel
gan OF trApblock pavement
That FsAve Pourteenht ercep between the
rail tAeksl be paved with Belgian irSpbock pavement
ODs-handred from First Fourhlve be
pAsed with Belnsn or rHp-block pavement
STANDING COMMITTEES or rHE BOARD OF ALDKRxHs-lsl1
Arts Sciences including Public Observation-Disclosures Billings
hOnhelmeT and Reilly.
Pernes-Aldernsn Palconef. Cooper. and Lysaght
Fnsnee-Ademen Van ScbAisk GseT Kehr. Norris and Often.
dorfer.
Lands and Piases-Aernen MeCaaery Koch and Monbene
Law Observation-Disclosures Cooper, Billings and Flanagan
hsrtets-Adermen Morris, KehT, and Lysaght
Printing and AdyegAenscr Kehr Otendorfer and PscOner
Public WOrks-AldenEan Koch, Morris and 6iIsey
RaroAds-Aldermen Billings Vas echAiek, and Oitendore
Repairs and SuppesAldermen Kehr Cooper and Flanagan
kosos-AlermeT Cooper, Ciilsey, and Reilly.
Salaries and Omces-Adermeb OendOrs Koch and mcCAfsy
Streets AhesneE Mobheimer Billings, and McCaaerty
street Aldermen Falconer Giey and Van Schit
Adjourned until Thursday nert 18th INST, at p
JosEPn PnCKHRI Clerk
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TYAMISER

1.-THE letters Of The Bsgsi Resident from Paris Of gre,
crest when they appeared from time 70 9sn THg DAILY NEWS
They rive lively minute and in hs mad very description Of
Affairs Paris daring tn. four months Of isolation from the rest Of
Faea Other Kindred books will be published which will help
complete the ure but this volume likely valuable hss
the others and certainly expect to ind elsewhere
much fulluess Of detail"
The high character Of the ordinary literary contributions 1.-THE
DAILY NEWS" shown by the following several Of
reprinted H q. lHta Szls Om TIE EBglIh edoRs ell Of which
have anpe,rsf In IL, ec''nfbrg
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Dire, Germsn and Pus,an closed Mail Is sent By this line.
Mails for Havana direct the steamship Cleopatra close 81
Steamship sails ct ,. from Pier No. North River
Mails for kev West by the steamship Clyde close at p IN
Steamship sails at , y. irUm Pier No ~ 4. X
Mail for Halifax ~ g. closed at the Eewfofk POOhce every
FRIDAY ate O'Clock steamship sails from Portland. Me- every
Letter postage 10 all the West Indies eroep. vhes going direct will
be 10 the half which must be
SUNDAY. SAN. IL.
Ali Mails close at II o'clock the Fos0foe Is IRON
m H.
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completely tie truth olhe Bsgsi Residents view,
robols,e By the revelations contained in the diary which ss author
pnne much diligence and peeu, observation Some Of the
from the ultra 'muGns and serve in eOnjunc
ton M anecdotes 10 brighten the heavier portions
Of the diary well engsn the points relating
progress the siege These deOy remarks Afford bu.
neagre this comprehensive and abr written
um have, absned from closer examination Of the
work 10 avoid foreing the interest with which will he read
oe dary printed for the si time and thus complete
tive imperfect s received with great fsoE"
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CALRkDARS-THIs DAY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cogKr-is ADMIRALTY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-iS ADMIRALTY.
InpoluRtary CasG
1864 .Sarton AIT WetheroIL 1900 .Goode sg[ Smith.
1895 The Chrome sg 1906 Hnchnsn ct al agt Gruber
Gamer and ors, 1901. .Komer sgt Steinberg and
3698. .McCAffey ct al sgL Gay, ano
Sol Cochran ag Courtney 1908 Guber ct al sft Green
3. Webb ct al agt. Page SS FOLEY Ut al agt Haas and
1852. Pyle agt Morgan and -
353 The Wheaton quarry Co agt 330 Warren ct al Mime
Jones' heimer
Groo1y and VsuI agt Henderson and ora
36 Fesehove AIT Reed Bowling al Patterson
39 khrens ct sgt Uner 3803.. ct al Hamburg
argument Cdieadag.
20 Boune a Montsuk 1859 Kimberly Ag The Hercules
iron and Steel Co Mutual Life
oiety OF the U. 3.
CorRT on ApPEAsAIBIsY Jan 9Tbe following the calendar
M the Cont Of Appeals for Saturday Jan IL: s. TO- H.
l q % 80 81 &c. 81 40 Al The Court being foil there
will be u further reservation
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NIEIATuRK ALMANAC


Sun 1894 1853 Neon ....... 5:55
Sany Hook. 55T Cows lslsnd. ca Hell Gate Ferry. s2
Sandy HooE G2l Cows IsEnd 76 Hell Gate ReT.. 9k
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"The D Of the B,teyet Resident rs,i. oOnmenlao from
Won Moke At Versailles ponor- 20 eIrereY Interesting at
disputes with the leer i3n Hel ,h ioarni the
place o honor among Che oorloll.lea % lbo Iengi.
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DAND, MCNALLY g. Co.'s RAILWAY
IL GUIDE AND BAND BOOK ryes %. latest e.r sHd et
hfes Of all roads II also The poi gAtaH u description
ever railroad and river town the u n ard C.sssa For BY all
pewsdeaeu. Pnce 20
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MLUSTRATHp TIMES.
LONDON SOCIETY.

The letters Besgei Resident always ey graph
and thoroughly unique In their matter as IN Their s!yla'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-11

"se peculiar eync haTor about the remarks o. the Resident
lucky which shut up this Keen oseryaHt writer
Pans AMI eicI.sd sssh graphic account Of the siege"
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Sales bp auftlon

Sales bp Audlon
A. MgRwrs Aneuoneef
by BANGS, MERWIN g. CO., Broadway. cor.
ID 4h-saes Books Works Of Art Fancy Coos Furniture 1e
EREE EXHIBITION.
sOMERVILLE GALLERY.
AMERICAN ARTISTS AUCTION SALE
The entire collection Of
JOHN W. EIiNINGER ". A.,
At the SOMFRVILLE GALLERY
tie OF NJ ENNGBR
OH Paintings Water Coors Drawings will be sold BY Auction on
THURSDAY evening, Jan. rs and II. 49, .,.-...u,r
Of the estate OF Mr. HABDCASfLbi
punbei Of Paintings by and American artists Of celebrity
NJ The Alexander Farm ROBERT S0MRRYILLE, Auetonee,
VI "' "0 u Fiith-aye
GF0. A. LEAVITT g. Co., Qate Leavitt,
Styehegb Coz Clinton Hall Aston place. For the SALE By
AUCTION Of LIBRARIk Of Books PAISrIsGs and all
kinds Of LITERARY PROPERTY.
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PAIL MALL GAZETTE.

"Tbs Bdsgel Relsag led lie which, reelected his faithful
r,ges seems 70 full Of interest and q that very variety in
one would fancy life among the population Of closely
invested city b. deficient"
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Drn Goods.
UoruoraIlon Notltes.

DEPARTMENT PsAsCE BUREAu or THE RECEIVER TAIEs
CouRT.HousK PARK. 81 CHANBRRssr.. Dec 10. lsT2 !
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-NOti office is hereby
given 10 all who have Omitted 10 their
this Office before the h day Of January 1919 and
at the OF calculated
from Oct 1872 date will be added required by law
18th day January warrants viii be issued for the col
lection Of ali personal tsles remaining unpaid on that date
MARTIN I. MCMAHON Receiver Of Taxes
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fonooa advertisements
EASTWOOD & Go. Gimited),

and
and
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
~ NORWICH LINE,
Nashua Manchester Concord Palmer BrstsbOO and inter
The new and st.uueh ssams,
CITY OF BOSTON,
CRY OF LAWRENCE and
Will leave NswYOrf daily tsundA eIcepeel O'Clock D. H. from
For E SS E sDS S s4 con- Consisting With r.
for The above points VIA Vermont Central Norwich and Worcester
For through tickets and rates for freight 'p q tss Ss Pier %
Ssr,Yoff, jan. g. isrz 1ANAA' agent
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY for
PkoyIID 2I BOSTON g, -, WORCESTER
S' .a. sSsTSs t. FRSMBESSSEE
and Prov RI Sf Ra Gl, . az. :1d pS,
E'ALL RIVER LINE, via NEWP0RT.-The
Mort, Rs ss Of au d ali 0sD from Pier
Tickets sod principal points inSs"EngIsnS the White NOansl
and Provinces A. p BACON Superintendent
TOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
Catherine slip at u noon. and U night tsopd.u sIsepsdl
FOR NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, &c
se.wsp leave PeefsdD for ks~Ha'sa at S:ia Tnns North
DEPARTURE of Through Railroad Trains
DBL LACE wEsrEKs--BrOsd Gauge for Scranton, a:lO
BRIE ., III q m, so aud pm
NEwJsRsrr-For washington; a. m and 500 For the
West, Pepnriysnia H.. 3d. B. and 85y n West
Philadelphia and 9JO H. 3D. 6, a5V n1hL PniS.
dephs via Camden: a and
kEwJEksxI CESTRAI-For the Test. via Allentown:
$50 .. For Esson: T. a. m 1850 1880 600 and $40 D. m
EEwxAsEI sOvrHEEsPOr PhiAdspbs (teluer lsa' 1870
a M. Up.
EEw foHK CENTRAL nuDsos RvKaFor Buaso 1870 and
i6tS 8. g. and II For Albany: 1870, i0f5 m $40
T. 6, g. and IL 0. m
vYonE SrwHIvss-Po. Bo,,on 300 m. ma a.Os
$500 and D;0 POr NevEsysn 1903, sos lis 2l 3.Os
ass. 4;3s. 539, 500 and 9ilo D. m.
PENNSYLVANIA RAnRoaD-For Pittsburgh; 30 add $50
p. For Watbington 4. and For Phlsdelpha
a3o 80 D. A. g. $50 aud u night, saHdAi 500
and 300 p m.
PHILADELPHA Bsm RAIRoAD-POr Oh CITY; $50 a. For
Ene 3is0p m
sourH slbE Lose ISLAND: 800 a N and 800 m.
nAND MnNhIIX &, "a y PA
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Denilstrp.
Cost ano fonno.

I OST-$50O REWARD-A large brown EN-
IL yELOPB marked Foreign Coleetons containing notes and
drafts collection, order but without n3Ore
but ourselves The above Will
EeW-lOTk
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ruK nRurscuR ZPTTuyG rpEpLry,.

at the mpOn. and accurate contribution to the history Of
the have yet seen"
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furniture.
Goteis.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
(ocupyng square from Worcester to Spnnghsst) Boston b.
+. ROGERS, Proprietor
VERMONT SUMMER HOME, Poultney, Vt.
Rev j. NEWMAN d. Prop Open from May Special rates
TO families and boarderA
WINTER RESORT-ROYAL VICTORIA
w HOTEL, N Bahamas 10 Perous desir
ing 70 escape gors Winter
tanning full information by addressing JAMES LDGbRWOOD Agent
758 Broadway, New-YorE
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Con0on advertisements.
THE DAILY NEWS.

"THB DAILY NEWS" ondOu England Offers to ali residents In
United whs Wish communicate with the English public
interrupted fachts.
The circulation 1.-THE DAILY NEWS" has received eTtrsori
nary Impetus during ye,n from the popularity won oJ the
character Foreign and General Intelligence The Increase in ~
upward hundred per cent aud THE DALI NB"S
being second English Newspaper in is constituency OF
readers unsurpassed medium for oil csse Of Adveri'emeas
while organ Of English opinion has special recommendations
Americans The high reputation Of THE DAlLi NEWS on
Financial subjects causes TO be consulted by bankers merchAn
brokers' investors &C. and is eOnesssdJ the best channel iof
PnsnciL Advertisements Of even kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-11

Mny the letters equal descriptive execution the fnes! defines
.hons Of similar character novels say ia CaTyss Frederick
the The the SZe Of Metz which are the FULLEST par
aeuary might call sketches ser nhtur The
description Of the Battle Of Sedan Is a masterpiece
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NRW.YORK TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

1.-THE DAILY NEWS dancsd al other European journals
the fsllnes,, prompness, and accuracy ofits news"
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-UE GRAPHIC

ANAA laAi@
"Tbe letters are very imsHly written"
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for the 6oiioaps.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS in Watches,
Diamonds Coral and Gold Jewery Cuckoo French Clocks
BrOnles-fne very low prices FRANKFELD Co.
Jewellers 200 siIhavt Foureenths and 80 EghhaVe
Tuenty-siIth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-11

superiority descriptions Of the War which we're furnished By
TIVE DAILY NEWS everywhere Acknowledged Therefore the col
.eca historic commentary AMI the connected exposition of the
events Of war which Is thus piaee must be pronounced the
highest degree useful The Correspondents Of THf DAILY NEWS
eree Of all other journals prompdtude eOpolsne and
accuracy" -. - .... ... 81.
DisEy Beseged Reat Pans" Of which the following
opinions have been eIpressst:
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THE BRITISH QUARTERLY RBYiRW.

personal these letters unqusstonlby that
which gave them their charm Il certain that the despcabe traits
and unworthy OF which the Bsegei Is the chonieler will
have aksa any truthful nlhe Of the great
Gegs"
SPECTATOR
Diary Be,isgsd Resident in Paris will certainly form
one remarkable o. momen.ea episode His
tori" -
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.
"The Besegei Resident keealighed Of the world,
lively sometimes whimsical huos aud neasy reporter
incidents heard Of the most entertaining althos
whom the war has bToush forth"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-11

The missing letter, Of the Bssge Resident inferior
those that the columns Of contemporary
style Of writing thai reminds Of Mr. Bernal Osborn'
taEinga which the PAsn and the siege lent themselves
felicity He has the art Of putting eonmOnPaee obssrVs
honI novel way generally telling, and Ofen singing"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-09-03

Some interesting documents have
Just been discovered which contradict
the theories touching Shakspear's bnsi-
ness connection with the theaters.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-09-03
MRS. SURRATT.
Explanation by Judge-AdTocate

WAsHINaroN, Aug 26. Judge
Acknowledgement Holt publishes in
the Chronicle to-day, a statement de-
Tending himself from the charges that
he, when presenting the record of the
trial OF Mrs. Surratt to President John
son, withheld from him a petition
signed by five members of the court,
recommending, in consideration of her
age and sex, Communication of her
death-sentence to Imprisonment for
life. The communication embraces a
letter frcm Judge Holt to Secretary
Belknap, denying in toto the assertions
referred to, and Offering as proofs of
his innocence, letters from Judge Bing-
ham, ex-Attorney- 6 eneral Speed, the
Hon. James Harlan, the Rev. DR..
Butler, pastor of St. Paul's church,
and many others, all Of which are to
the effect that the record of the trial and
tie petition in favor Of Mrs. Snrratt,
were in the Presidents Office before
the execution of the conspirator. Judge
Bingham's letter, dated Feb. II, 1873,
states tlat, having drawn the petition
on behalf Of Mrs. Surratt, and having,
after her execution, heard report
that it had been withheld from the
President, he called on the Secretaries
of State and War (Seward and Stan
TOM, and was assured by them that the
petition had been before the President,
and been duly considered by him and
his advisors before the death sentence
upon Mrs. Suraatt had been approved;
and that the President and his Cabinet
upon such consideration were a unit
in denying the prayer Of the petition.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-09-03

RESULTS OF THE VIENNA ExposI-
TIoN.-VIENNA, August 26.-Of So
600 medals awarded to exhibitors at
the Exposition, 400 60 to America.
There is much dissatisfaction with the
results Of the Exposition It is charg-
ed that number of articles which
were never entered for competition re-
ceived medals, and that several firms
which had none of their goods on ex-
hibition we're awarded diplomas through
manipulations of the juries. The
quantity of goods and specimens which
will be returned home from the Ameri-
can department is very large. Exhihi-
tors have been leaving in crowds a.
fast as they could get away since the
close Of the Exposition.
Emperor Francis Joseph to-day visi-
ted the American department and III
spected the exhibition OF the educa-
tional system Of the United States, to
which he awarded high praise.