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The New York herald., 1873-07-13
OBITUARY.


Miss Rebecca w. Easterbrook, an authoress OF
varied ability died on Friday afternoon OF con-
sumption. She had never enjoyed robust health,
but the disease which speedily closed her life was
OF sudden and unexpected appearance. Miss
Easterbrook was well known among Journalists
she having been in their ranks Tor several years.
She was connected with the editorial stan OF the
STANDARD during the life OF that journal, and con-
trlbuted to its columns number OF pathetic poems
and others OF a quaint character, which were
widely circulated through the States. Az
the same time and since, almost up to her
death, she wrote for Har.per's Magazine, Frank
Leslies chimney Corner and the Ledger. MISS
Easterbrook was earnestly ambitious TO show In
all branches OF literature. She made a ven,
ture>as q dramatist; but her play, called "Honor,"
has never been produced novel, written by
her recently, Is soon to be published by James H..
Osgood a 60. Miss EasterbroOk's career was too
short to allow OF her dong anything which might
serve as q memorial OF the literary ability which
she was known by her friends aud journalistic
associates to have possessed. Her funeral VIII
take place to-day IRON the residence of her sister
"Eleanor Kirk" mrs. Amesl, 23S Macon street.
Brooklyn. 5a-
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came 90 Jersey CVty, however, ne seems
70 have warmed up to his real pur-
pose and been fully prepared to accomplish Il
while deceased was procCvng the endorsement Of
Commissioner Murhead. whether he was melted
to the bloody work or not makes little difference
to himself. lie is now In hourly expectation OF .
violent death, as he understands English but i'm
perfectly and fances that the dspeEeation OF JUS
tice in this country Is as swift as l., Is 10 kussia
He will soon find out his mistake. 1Nere ID s0m0
hope however that one oil the In corruptlt0
ludges Of the Jersey Bench may try the t&se.
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A JERSEY PLEASURE PARTY TURNED INTO
ONE OF DEEP SORROW.

few days ago party Of sunday school scholars
and grown people started from Belvidere, Warren
county, on picnic excursion up the river There
they stopped at q charming and very romantic
spot called the Cascade and spread out dinner on
large table rock. Suddenly In the midst OF their
merriment and festivity, tney were startled by q
rumbling ominous noise rolling overhead. All
started away except lovely girl OF fifteen, named
Caroline Bodermer, who delayed. Presently down
new large boulder from the overhanging hill and
struck her across the temple. She died shortly
afterwards, In spite OF the best medical skill OF tn z
place
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, July IL, 1873.
The steamship Senegal arrived in the Mersey
to-day from ports on the west coast of Africa. She
brings dates from Cape Coast Castle to the 23d Of
June.
Thirty thousand Ashantees were encamped
within fifteen miles OF the town, and attack was
looked for daily.
The English defensive force was small
Reinforccments were on their way to the town,
but they were not expected to reach there before
.sne 5th OF this mouth.
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THE UTE INDIANS ON THEIR GOOD
BEHAVIOR.
LAMARIE CITY. wy. T., July 12, is,

LAMARIE CITY, wy. T., July IL, 1873.
Colonel J. s. Littlefeld, United States Indian
Agent for the white River Utes. reached the rail-
road last evening and sent a special despatch,
saving that the White River Utes are all on their
reservation and perfectly peaceful and friendly.
None of them have been killed or wounded, so far
as known. IL appears now that the Rawns Indian
fight was with band OF predatory, thieving Arapa-
hoes who were trying to pass themselves of as
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The COLwELL LEAD CO., having had years ex.
percnce in the manufacture of TIN LINED LEAD
PIPE have reached that perfection in Its construction
which leaves nothing to desire Our patent TIN LINED
lead pipe and is cheaper when strength and durability
considered Water flows through clear at the
fountain head and free from the slightest tant OF lead
and zinc poison iron rust In addition to the plumbing
houses, it il largely for conveying
wells and springs, also for beer pumps, mineral
and cooers in fact wherever purity and safety
TO health desirable Descriptive pamphlets sent by
mail Tree Price I6s cents pound for all sizes BE not
deceived by tin washed coated limitations Address
COLWELL LEAD Co. 2i3 Centre street New York.
manufacturers Of Lead Pipe, sheet Lead Bar Load.
Block Tin Pipe. Bar Tin, Pig Tin Pig Lead Solder, &s-
Orders filled at sight
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Change In Public Opinion Produced
by Recent Developments.
Via Iulv 10 1871

special despatch from Minneapolis says
During the proceedings in the Gordon case at
Fort Garry yesterday the legal papers In the pos
session of Captain Hay were submitted to the
Court whereupon the legal point on which the
authority to arrest Gordon depended being ex-
posed there was decided reaction In public
opinion among the ManitObans Immediately after
the introduction or the papers.
Following his card to the public Consul Taylor
declares that the gravity OF the question involved
as well as the interests OF both countries require
pared to show should be admitted; and, that as an
act OF international courtesy, Mr. Wilson should be
heard during the examination Other advices state
that the investigation has brought out the fact
that the American prisoners were arrested south Of
the new boundary line. on American SOIL This
will work new complications, although 1t cannot be
yet surmised Just what effect the discovery will
have on the future proceedings.
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Honors to King Billy i'm Toronto.

The orange demonstration to-day was probably
the best that ever took place here. Seventy-four
Orange and twelve Young Britain Lodges paraded
the streets, with twenty -one bands of music and
thirtyfve banners. In the afternoon the process
sonists assembled at Queens Park, where speeches
were delivered by prominent officials. Everything
passed on in an orderly manner
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TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW Ycsx HERALD.

vienna, July r. iS72.
The Sultan has declined the invitation OF the
Emperor Francis Joseph 20 yisit the Vienna Expo
tion. assigning as the reason that affairs OF state
prevent his leaving Constantinople.
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Died.

EwEN.-At 5puyten Duyyi on Saturday, July lz'
GEORGE RICARD, Oldest sOn OF Austen .. and ADDios
l. Even, In the 'l2th year OF his age.
Notice OF the funeral hereafter.
VALENTINE.-0a Saturday, July II, WAsnN0Toss
VALENTINE, in the 45th year OF his age
Notice OF the fuperal hereafter.
For Other Deutls See EtQhth Pu0eI
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Dyspepsia, Bilious Headache, SaIiow
hon, Heartburn @ Water5rash Nervous Irrita-
unded, at HARTNETT's Pharmacy, Fourth avenue and
Astor place, and OBRlEN'S Fiiteth street and Third
avenue; HUDNUT'S Pharmacy Herald Building.
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BOnnet's Best Black Stik-A Full Drcss
Pattern for sale at half price.
PHELAN, shirt Maker. 693 Broadway.
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1rlreasn 70 TIVE NEW yusx HERALD.

ROME, July ~. 1873.
HIS Holiness Pope Plus Ix. VIII. it Is said, create
The Most Rev. Archbishop Naming, OF westminis-
ter, England, and two American Archbishops' Car
dnas OF the Church and forward 10 each Of the pre-
lates scarlet hat
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Elastic Belts, stockings, Knec-Caps.
ANKLETS, &C. at MARSH Il CO.'S Radical Cure Truss
office, No vesey street. Lady attendant
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In Nashville.
In Memphis.

NASHVILLE. July IL. 18Th
There was one case OF cholera here to-day ausG
one an Chattanooga.
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CUBA.
ulrsaAm TO IHt NEW Yusx HfaAlu.

The chief OF the Trocha, while reconnoitring'
found the encampment of vincente Garcia which
had been deserted. He also discovered some I'M
portant documents.
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Chiropodist.-Dr. Westervelt, $50 Broad.
way, Fourteenth street cOrns, SOC. to 81.
Remedy by mail, 6Oc The feet thoroughly treated.
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THE CHOLERA.
In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI July IL. 1873
Three deaths from cholera were reported up t0
five O'Clock to-day
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ExcclsiOr.-FrnErantD Disin fectant Rec.
commended by boards of health. Pound Is cents.
Attention druggists and grocers Depot 53 Cedar street.
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Health and Economy.

Golden Hair.-Barker's Aurora, Harm.
less water changes any hair to golden $3.50 127l
Broadway, near Thirty second street.
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Corns, Bunions, Nails, &C., Cured With
out am. Corns cure, by mail, Soc.
DIR. RICE, 2US Broadway, corner Fulton street
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MacNevin's DtarrhGa, Dyscntery and
CHOLERA INFANTUM POWDERS.-Cholera Infantum,
Summer Conn aint is Of all other Diseases the most
easily cured. cel perfect confidence in stating that
one child ten thousand would die from this dis
ease il my Powders were given II.
CHOLERA MORBUS.
From Rev. Matthew Hannah, Catholic Pastor Toledo.
Ohio May H. 1866 To DR.. MAcNEvIs Sweeny's Hotel.
York; certify that have been irstan ntaneously
relieved violent attack OF diarrhpa and cholera
morbus by your excellent medicine; am very sorry
better known to the public. feel very thankful
for the relief your medicine Afforded"
Sold nv all druggists
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

T AwRENCE q. GOULDING oy 1872, 1884 AND l9e
IL Nassau street. in addition to his Popular Business
Pates Elizabeth and Hoboken has Just issued com
plete ana valuable Business Directory Of New York.
Philadelphia and Boston, containing the names and ad
under business headings, thereby making the
work ready as we'll as useul and reliable reference
mach needed by business men. Price s..
NEW BOOKS.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
The fourth volume OF "Carleons New Illustrated Ed.
tom Charles Dickens Works 0he best cheapest and
handsomss edition IN the word). Printed from news
readable type: exquisely illustrated by the original
fists chosen by Dickens hiinsen ha0dsomey bound, and
"Pickwck" solver Twist" David Copperheld" am
"Grea at ready to Be followed by
want a first rate edition OF Dickens works should at
once commeace taking this ne and best edition
True to the Last BY A s. Roc. New edition. 81 SA
Woods Illustrated Guide to New York ........... h01
Purple and Five Linen. Fawcetrs new novel Is
Cachst new novel by Mrs, NJ J. r. Hamilton. :. LIS
Romance Of the Rail. BY stephs Smith. ..,...~l 90
Book Of Rpitaphs. Amusing and curious 50
Mark Gndersleeve. Sauzradc's novel. I n
Clifford Troupe. Mrs, westmoreland's newvoycl ~
Kenneth, Ny King Miss Rrocks new nov. \ rs
Edna Browning, Mary J. Holmes new~ novel. sl
True as Steel Marion Harlands new novel. IM
Earscourts Wife. May F,emtnss y.,ew novel, II
All beautifully printed and bo' md Sold every where
anu % sSf .Ss ~ 5sesp & 3 pupS,ssssy pT,ss Sy
addison square, New YORK.
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ROME.

Scarlet Hats Expected for England and
America
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MEMPHIS, July H. 1873
There were only ave intermeuts reportea at che
Board OF Health to-day, two OF which were lram
chOierd.
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Avoid ChOle IA 1.-The Only Perfect Div.
inieotant Is CARBoLIC ACID wide Health Chccrs
port Soaps and Acid OF al grades, pure and crude
any quantity. at Carbolc headquarters, KlDDEK.
WETHERELI,& co IS. s3 John street. William, New
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should bear in ndnd that KAuNWEILER'S NEVER
SINK CORK JACKET is the hest life prcserver in
Examine highest testimonials. Manuisctory 4G Centre
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A.-CfvflizatiOn Received a New Inn
pulse by the invention OF THE ELASTIC. rRUSS-68J
BrOadway-which retains rupture comfortably till
cured. Avoid the dangerous wire spring and filthy
sponge pads
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A.-Enu AnEcliQuc. for the Teeth and
Gums. BlSCOTINE FOOD for infants DEIL.UC h co.
6S5 Broadway, the sole proprieors aud manafac-
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8 p A I N
Ministerial Report Of the Victory at Riroll and
of the Internationalist Rising.

Terrible Assassinations Under the Radical Flag
Mounting in Hot Haste" and Hurried Marches
to tho Front -Constitutionalist Rights for
Cuba and Porto Rico-specisl Legis-
lation with Respect to slavery
Carlist Advance Into Old CASTLE.
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WEST AFRICA.

The Warning Ashantees in Immense Force
Against the British-English Reinforce
ments on the March.
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For the Piles Use A. w. KeatiDg's Ce,e-
bratcd OINTMENT price 25c- Office 235 Front street.
corner Peck slip.
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Affections Of the BLADDER and Kidneys
permanently cured by using KEARNEY'S EXTRACT
BUCHU only remedy for Diabetes. Gravel and Brights
Disease. Depot lO4 Duane street
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TURKEY.

Imperial Ottoman Concern for the Government
In constantinople.
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Before Your Lungs Begin TO Fester stop
the congh that may otherwise destroy you with HALES
HONEY UP HOREHOBND AND TAR.
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in minute
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prices Re-
duced, circulars sent and Information given We sold
the $1,000 prize in the drawing OF April y.
j. b. MARTINEZ * CO. Bankers, 10 Wall street
Post Office box 4.6a5, New York
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A.-LyOn's Magnetic Insect Powder
has had rival annhilator of insects and
bugs
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Pure Stimulant for Medicinal Use
| CENTURY wHIskEY. For sale by druggists and
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Corns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints, All
Diseases Of the Feet cured by Dr. ZACHARlE, Union
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HolyoIkc's Celebrated Fever and Aguo
CURE may obtained at 97S Eighth avenue, tween
Fifty sc venth and Fifty eighth streets
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A.-Hsrnld Branch Office, Brooklyn
corner OF Fulton avenue and Bocrum street
open from 4 A. M To y I. NJ.
On sunday from to y T.. NJ
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Pegram's Patent SunstrOke PrevcntOr-
A sure protective; convenient and portable. For sale
only at KNOXS three Hat stores. Price 81 each.
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81 80 per bottle old mellow reliable entire invoice
half It's value. Good sound Clarets s5 90 TO SO
per case. Depot Pleasant Valley Wine Company's
Stil and Sparkling Wine pure and wholes some
II. B. KIRK CO., 50 Fulton street
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Alter an ExPericnce OF TWENTY-FIVE
years during which time not Single of failure
cure has been reported, GRAEFENbERG MARSHALLS
CATHOIlCON is the only known remedy for all com
plants to which women are subject sold by drusgss
" GRAFENBERG COMPANY, IS Reade street
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ITALY.
Parliament Prorogucd.

Parliament Prorogucd.
TtlEsRAN 10 TIE NEW yCHS HERALD.
ROME. July IL, 1879.
The Italian Parliament was prorogued today.
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Obstacles to Marriage.-Happy Relief
for young sent free in sealed letter envelopes Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Philadelphia, Pam
institution having high reputation Tor honorable con-
duct and professional skill
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The Infa nous Sewing Machine Ring
Stupendous frauds brilliantly exposed; exciting
BOOK. Canvassers wanted 50 Union square, north.
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1s49-Established 1s4J.-G. Rauchfuss,
Practical WIG MAKER and Impsstcr of HUMAN
HAIR, "A East Twelfth street, Broadway.
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PHILADELPHIA, July IL, 1873.
The parade OF the Loyal Orange lodges took
place here this morning. The procession was a
long one, and the MEMBERS dressed in new and
neat regalias looked well. heavy force OF police
was stationed along the route, but thus far there
has not been the slightest disturbance.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The ALLEGED SEcoNDs m rmE LATE DuEr,.
The alleged seconds in the late duel, Messrs.
Trigg, Royal, aud Tabb, appeared before
the Hastings Court yesterday morning and
announced themselves ready for triul. The
attorney for the Commonwealth said that the
principal, Mr.. McCarty, had not been and
could not be indicted at present; that he
was not willing to try the accessories before
the principal was arraigned, and further,
that he could not avail himself of the impor.
tant evidence of DR.. Cullen, the recusant
witness, who still refused to testify there
fore he asked for u continuance Of the case.
The counsel for the defence then asked u
renewal of the defendants bail on the ground
that they had been enlarged by "a court OF
competent jurisdiction, whose action his
Honor should respect; and secondly,,tlat
as the case was continued at the instance of
the Commonwealth. when the accused were
pressing for hearing, they were entitled TO
be baied.
Judge Guigon took until II o'clock to-day
TO consider the subject, and at that hour will
deliver his opinion. .f|
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The SEvEN-SPRlNGs CoMPANY.--The re-
cord of charter granted to the Seven
Springs Company by Judge John A. Kelly,
OF the Circuit Court Of Washington county,
has been lodged in the Office of the Secretary
of the Commonwealth. The object of the
company is to keep place of summer resort
for inyalids and peaSure-seekers, and to
manufacture iron and alum-mass by eyapo-
ration of the waters of the springs there
found.
The capital stock Of the company will not
be less that $4,000 nor more than SlO0, 900,
and will be divided into shares Of stock OF
s1OO each. The principal offices will be
kept at Abingdon and the Seven Springs
and the chief place of trausacting the busi'
ness will also be Abingdon and the Seven
Springs. The names of the officers who for
the first year are to manage the affairs of tue
company are as follows: James L. White
president; William j. Brown, jacob Rode
fer, David C. Greeuway, and David A. Jones
directors; David c. Greenway treasurer !;
David A. Jones secretary.
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GraysOn.
MINERAL DEPOSITS-HARvESTIN SNAl
SrnRy-A nERErI PIG.


sToRY-A WONDERFUL PIG.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
INDEPENDENCE, VA, July IA, 1873.
, A line from the southwestern corner of
the State might be of interest to some of
your numerous readers, especially to capital
lists that have not places to lavish their slu-
plus. Here is large field for such person.
ages. 1t has been found chat miles of our
hills are filled with valuable minerals, such
as magnetic iron ore, which has been pro-
nounced so per cent. OF the finest IN the
world. Large veins Of this metal are found
running for several miles in length, and SIN
gle pieces weighing tons are numerous.
Copper ores are supposed to be under these
deposits OF black oxide Of iron. but our peO.
pie have never exercised energy enough to
determine the certainty of their suppose
tionS. Copper ores are abundant, however,
in some parts of the county, as may be de-
termincd without energy, as some specimens
have been pronounced 40 per cent. of this
metal. Our people have only been sufh-
ciently interested to send specimens Of theSe
ores by mail TO chemists and have them
named to sink back in their resting places
and lie dormant forever.
Within three miles of our village, in the
bluffs of New river, is mineral deposit IRE
Zens), in which there is something uatuable,
Us was determined by the half-wilted old
focv. the previous owner, who smelted Il
small quantity of the orc, and gotta chunk !"
OF metal with which he bought horse; ard
it is said he used TO BANNER it ont in u he
shape of IN old ninepence, with which he
bought qunger bread from gunger dealers.
These deposits ought, however,, to be looked
after bv capitalists and mineraiogists, to say
the least of them. .
Our harvest is on hand, and crops are
Welding much better than was anticipated.
Corn and oat crops are very promising.
The past week, whilst reaper was G n
caced in gathering his sheaves, huge rattle
Snake noiIuced upon him, his fangs hanging
TO his pants. and the reaper George Smith)
kicked and jumped until he killed the snake
by kicking. He then posted boy to neigh
bor's house for the snake remedy (Whlskey)
a piut of which the boy obtained. Mr.
Smith becoming impatient, ran and met tine
boy, drank the entire dose, and then started
to the nearest house to die. On reachlng
the house he found another half-pint OF enc
remedy and drank it. The neighbors were
then summoned TO see him depart, but on
reaching his bedside found him as drunk as
a "badger," with no sign OF snake-blte on
his person.
A curiosity in the shape of pig made his
appearance in our midst recently, with seye-
raj Others not curiosities. he was wen ue-
yeloped. without hair, and shaped, about the
head. exactly like an elephant, having the
proboscis to certainty, rt1ed with nostrlls
extending from just about the eyes TO the
end of where his nose ought to be; his feet
were turned up at the toe Ikea Chinese shoe.
He did not live, but has been preserved rs
one specimen of natures wonders.
WV y - A. S., JE-
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l

&C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch]
PErERsBuRG, July 16, 1878.
Your correspondent was somewhat 10
error with respect to the circumstances at
late president Of the Citizens Bank. The
story that Mr.. Cooper was once accidentally
poisoned by swallowing aconite is contra.
dicted by his friends. His death was caused
by an attack OF gastric fever, which was fol-
lowed by hepatic absccss on Tuesday morn
ing. Mr.. Cooper was siNty-one years Of age,
and was native Of GrceuSville county.
This smorning the Citizens Bank was
draped in mourning out. of respect to his
memory. a meeting of the Board of Direc.
tors was held, at which Mr. William Il. Nal.
lory, vice-president, presided. A committee
of three, consisting of DR.. j. II. Claiborne,
Captain Frank Potts, and MIR. S. j. Hurt,
was appointed to prepare suitable memorial
resolutions 10 report to an adjourned meet
ing to be held on Friday morning. The re.
mains of Mr.. Cooper, accompanied by his
family, arrived this afternoon and were re.
ceiyed by the directory ofsthe bank, by COM
mitteeS representing the two Masonic lodges,
and by number of citizens. The funeral
services will take place tomorrow morning
at the WaShington-Street Methodist EpiSco-
pal church, Rev. w. ". Duncan officiating.
curious hG6eaS corpus case was heard
to-day and disposed of by Hon. K. Nj. Mann,
judge Of the Corporation Court, sitting in
chambers. The writ was issued at the in
stance Of u colored man named Randall to
recover the body Of his alleged child, aged
about eight Years, from white man named
Pettway, residing in Prince George county.
Mr.. Pettway stated that he had nothing to
do whatever with the detention of the
child, which was in the charge Of
negro woman named Lucrece, in his service.
The writ was therefore Of course, dissolved
as to Mr.. Pettway. Lucrece went further of
ber own motion, and asserted that The child
was not the offspring Of the man who
claimed it anyhow; tnat she used to live
with him, and had been married to him, but
that he had deserted her and she had found
another spouse. And so the case stands ut
present.
The injunction of NJ. B. Tapley against
the Howe Sewing Machine Company was to
have been heard by Judge Mann to-day, but
Judge Morton, counsel for the company,
having been accidentally delayed in Rich
mond, the case was postponed until to-mor-
row. 1t is stated that Tapley will be pre-
sented for felony by the grand jury of the
Hastings Court at its next session.
A number Of citizens went out to-day to
the feast at Chester for the benefit of the
Methodist Episcopal church.
The balance sheet of the city has been
issued by the Treasurer, but presents no
points worthy of comment.
Mr.. J. C. johnson has been appointed gau-
ger. to succeed the hte W. II. Burgess.
Mr.. Robert Smith, one of the editors of
the Washington IN. C) Express, is seriously
ill in this city.
The storm of last night proved heavy
rain, with but little lightning.
ROBIN ADAIR.