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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27

The Philadelphia Ioqmrer says there
is another CLEAN of hope that Charley
Ross may yet be recovered. Some days
ago j. Westervelt, the brother.in-iaw OF
Mosler, the burglar who was shot and
killed at Bay Ridge, Long Island, was
induced to visit Philadelphis for con
ference with the police authorities rcla,
tive to the case. He now occupies cell
in Moyamensing prison, and it is report
ed there is bill of indictment against
him. based, 1t is said. OH admissions made
bv him in some of his statements Imply
ing knowledge of the abduction. The
arrest is considered an important one.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27
Railroad Collision.

WASHINGTON, D. e., April pa
collision occurred on the Baltimore &
Potomac Railroad this afternoon, near
the Eastern Branch, between the 4:53
train from this city and the New York
train, due here at 5:lS p NJ Eight or ten
persons were severely injured, and both
trains badly wrecked The engineer on
the northern bound train did not stop
sufficiently long enough on the switch,
near the mouth of the tunnel, to allow
the southern bound train to pass but pro-
ceeded on his way, and met the latter
train Just around the curve coming at
full speed, it being entitled to the right
Of way.
The crash caused by the collision was
fearful, both engines ard four cars being
completely demolished. The tender Of
one engine was thrown on top of the
wreck, and the baggage car Of the north
bound train on top OF It's engine. Three
of the cars wrecked were attached to the
north bound and the fourth to the south
bound train. Nine persons were severely
injured, and several others slightly hurt.
Jacob Fry, the engineer of the
incoming train says the north bound
train should have remained on the
switch ut the mouth of the tunnel ut least
fifteen minutes even if he had been be-
hind time, but he was on time, and look
ed at his watch just after crossing the
Eastern branch bridge when he found
that he had one minute to reach the
switch Just then he sighted the north
bound train coming around the curve.
He Immediately put on the air brakes,
reversed his engine and jumped, break.
ing his leg. The company will immedi-
ately make an examination into the cir
cImstances attending the disaster.
Fire in Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 26.-H. w. Pitts
Sons agricultural implement manufac-
tory, on Jefferson and Randolph streets,
was nearly destroyed by fire, which
broke out in the building at 80 this
morning. The loss on the building was
about $4,000, insured in the Peoples,
Franklin, Hudson, Girard, and Fairfield
for 81 200 euch, and in other companies
for $3.50 Schotf * Bros, piano
makers, in the same building, lost So
600; insured NJ T. Livingston, manu-
facturcr OF pictures, looking glasses and
furniture, lost about $4,000 insured for
$1,000, principally in New jersey COM
panies. Hanson < Nelson, furniture
dealers, on the second floor lost $4,000;
insured. Total loss about $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27
New York Cattle Mari. cI.

NEW loEH, April "G-HH""D--T'"
ceipts 4,47O mead. making lc.270 head
for the week, against S.7Gl head .",t
week. Prices FIJI or astrou2 with mar
ket dull. a few fancy stc.r. -".ia. Ia4
Ca,l4c but l4lc WIS the outside price ,or
extra steers. aud common t. prime s'nrr-
and oxen ranged from l0i ol&4 sheep
Fresh arrigal. $3.50 h"ai making a.
$40 for III. week, against 1850 @-, w,.a.
The market closed dull nj q decline o..
ia Ici ordinary t. extra clipped sheep ,
n Gc. Swine-Arriyali l2.41O head, rua-
kim $50 for the week, aga,us. $1,000
Irs. week; rone offered alive. cry dress
ed firm At J!mlO.
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Cincinnati Market.

ClScINSATI, April 26.-Cotton-
Quiet middlings at l5sc Wheat-De
mgnd fair and prices advanced at 81 &c
m13l. Corn Quiet at 73@75c. Ort.
Firm at zoe. Rye-Quiet; No. ] 81 20
Barlcy-Firrn at 81 1901 55. Linsoyd
Oil-Firm at 75c. Lard Oil-Sl -
Eggs-Lower at l3c. Butter-Firm;
choice at 2SG30c. Cheese-Firm at
l4}ml5c. Glover Seed-Firml2Gl2ic
Pork-S2O2 25 asked; $40 90 bid. Lard
held at SIS 62!; bid SIS 80. Bulk Meat
80 In moderate demand; shoulders s.
clear rib ll;; sides l2ic. Bacon-Job
bing trade at 9l@9!@ l2I@ l3ic; sugar
cured hams l3!G14{c.
HoGS-Dull ut = 25u 9 90.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 26.--Flour-Quiet;
western superfne 81 25Gy4 Is; do extra
So OO@5 12l; do family 81 2j&6 so
Whcat-Steady; No. ! western amber
81 &3; No. > 81 80, mixed 81 &O@l 81.
Corn-Weak and lower at S9c. Oats -
IT, fair demand; white western 70@7 7ic;
mixed GSd69. Ryo-Quiet ut 81 ia
Coffee-Quet; in cargocs lGia
l9c. Hay-Dull at SIT 00@240O. Pro-
Stronger. Pork-$22 700 % 90.
Bulk rats-Firm; shoulders &c; clear
rib I2!. Bacon-Stcadyi Shoulders 94C@
lOc; clear rib lS@13tc. Lard-Re-
fined at l6@l6ic. Butter-Steady;
new western packed 22@2Gc; do rolls
22c. Petroleum-Quiet; nominally at
Gl@G3c Whisky-Quiel; western 81 l3!
al Is
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YORK, Apri. ~ -the pack
age trade in Domr-tir Good, continue.
quiet, and the jobbng movement drag
heavily. Cotton Goods are unchanged
in price. Light Cottonades are In good
demand. and Whitterton y York and
Everett makes are closely sold up.
Heavy Coltonades are dull, and outside
makes weak. Woolens quiet and Jeans
less firm. Foreign Goods quiet,
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Toledo Market.

ToLEpO, April G.-Flour-Demand
fair and marke: firm. hcat-Active
and lower at closing; No. white Wabash
81 28G1 2Sl; white Michigan 81 2G3;
Sc Ter June 81 81; extra white Michigan
81 %; amber 81 24i; seller June 81 27Y;
seller July 81 81; No. red 81 81; seller
Jun Isl "a Corn-DulI and lower; high
mixed 7G5c; seller June 77!i seller July
49,; low mixed 76!c; no grade 7Gc.
Oat5-Demsnd fair and market firm; No.
> s.: white G6ic; Michigan 65c.
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Another Mexican Outrage.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The Post.
master-General, this morning, received
the following dispatch, which no has for,
warded to the Secretary of State:
CoRrUs CHRISTI, TEXAS, April "a.
To thc Postmaster General:
The postotiicc was robbed and plunder-
ed at Carlo on the 10Th inst, by Mexi.
cans. DR.. Lowell is killed. The custom
house safe WAS in the building but as far
us known it could not be opened. The
particulars will be reported by mail. |
am here on official duty.
Ii. MCCLELLAND,
pOSftyiuStSr
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Symptoms Of Liver COMPLAINT. and
OF Some Of The Diseases "a Oduced

\ sallow or yellow color of skin, ar
yelIowing brown spots on face aud other
parts Of the hody; dullness and drowsl.
ness with frequent headache; dizzne..
bitter or bad taste in the mouth. dryuo-s
Of the throat and internal heat; paip'tI.
ton; in many cases dry teasing cough,
with sore throat; unsteady appetite,
raising food. choking sensation N throat;
distress, hcavinc,s, boated or full feeling
about the stomach and sides, pain IN sidr.,
back or breast and about tho
shoulders; colic, pam and soreness
through bowels, with heat; constipation
alternating with frequent attacks %. dIar-
rhpu; piles, tlatulcnrc, nervousness, cold
ness of extremitics; rush of blood to th"
head, with symptoms OF aFoplexy, numb
ness OF limbs, especially ut night; cold
chillS altcrnatly with hot hashr- kidney
and urine difficulties; dullncsS, low spirits,
unsoaipbiIity and gloomy torcbodng,.
Only few OF above symptoms likely 10 bo
present at one time. All who use Dr..
Pirrcrs. Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery and Pleasant PugativePcllets
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27
RAILROAD BoNDs-StrOng.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.


SroCKs-Opencd irregular with wide
fluctuations in Panama, which advanced
to l72. Union Pacific fell to I6k Pacific
Mail, sMissoui Pacific and Atlantic d
Pacific preferred were strong, while
Northwestern, Erie st. Paul, Lake Shore
and Western Union were weak. The
day closed with general improvement in
investment shares and in some iavorite
stocks. Among high priced dividend
paying shares Panama rose from 1853 TO
III. and afterwards declined TO lGl; Del
aware, Lackhwana Il Western rose from
llS to l20; Illinois Central from l04 to
l06: New jersey Central from ll4l to
ll6. and Harlem from 1872 to 1924. There
was Il large investment business in some
of the above shares, one firm alone in
vesting 100000 for single capitalist.
Union Pacific recovered to at at close
on the announcement that the earnings
on the 28d inst showed AN increase for
the dav OF SIG 81 without any through
freight trains. Pacific Mail advanced TO
45l on an increased business. Missouri
Pacific rose to 52!, while Canton rose to
IS. such stocks ms Lake Shore, North
western and st. Pau, whose earnings are
affected by competition and western rail-
road legislation, were weak and lower,
but closed with little more steadiness
Kansas Pacific, after selling up to 2Gt
declined to %, and st. Louis, Kansas
CITY & Northern preferred closed at Az
after selling ar high a 435. Western
Union irregular ranged between ISL and
"a, closing at 77}. The balance Of the
market showed only slight fluctuations.
The transactions we're 26l0OO shares OF
which 10000 were Pacific Mail, %, 200
Western Union. 5000 Northwestern.
10000 Eric, $4,000 Lake Shore, 5000
Ohios and $4,000, Union Pacific.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27
Pittsburgh Market.

PlTTsBURGH. April 26.-Whest-
Quiet; Pennsylvania and Ohio red 81 Is
al 20; amber and white 81 23lG l %.
Corn-Flrm; ear SS@S5c; shelied S2g
So, according to quality. Petroleum
Dull; crude 81 go at Parkers; refined
l8i@lSie for Philadelphia. delivery.
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Mrs. Jane ]. SwiSshcIin on the Beech
pr RadueSS.


E-r Note TO the Chicago Tribune.
>-., to bc counted an enemy of Mr..
and sorry for the public senti-
aHIch makes this trial SO largely u
..r of personal feelings that any
n.o expresses an opinion is apt to
,gectrj Of some petty spite or other
-, motive. certainly do believe
.-t Mr. Bryeher is guilty OF the crime
N.. which ne /, charged believe It Oh
., own evidence. To my mind. his let
..r, ARE conclusive: and mis- attempt 10
,N-ru0 away their evident meaning Is
u.0. ,uul"mpti.lr, and much worse
crime than the original sin TO
winch they so unmi>takably refer.
No friendship could blind me
81 the ah>uriity or his posi-
ton. What, full-grown man, an
author, a athougbt.cuncr, meets another
man. astrauger, who comes 10 ask the
return Ola letter rctractjng another let.
ter containing the charge of a heinous
crime; and while they toA. and while
his mind j. inevitably fixed upon the
danger of documentary evidence, he falls
TO raylng like = atic-characteriZinr
mistaken, friendly advice as deadly
sin; permits this acquaintance of week
% make memoranda of his words anc
then s,g'Siisnt' This point is the high
est pinnacle on his citadel ofabsurdities-
the defense.
But for my motives. The readers O
the 7r.juHe will remember that once
was charged with espouSing Mr.. Beech
crs cause much too warmly. Icertanly
did all could to prevent an nvestiga
lion Of the charges after they were ma !c
by Mrs. Woodruff. | felt, and said. that
any decent mans life should be sufficient
answer to such story. earnestly op-
used the calling OF that Council, in
s-!ch the Congregational Churche. fol-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK, April 26.-MoNEY-
Easy at ,2I@3 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 4!Gj4 Sterling firm with nc
tual business at 4S7f for sixty days, and
1901 for sight. Customs receipts $780,
600.
GoLD-Dull and heavy, opening at
ll53, declining to ll5t and closing at
l15(. Carrying rates per cent and for
borrowing l-G4G1 } and fiat. The Assis-
tart Treasurer di8bursed 1915, 900.
Clearings Sl9,000000.
vpSNENTS-Firu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, April 26, SP. N, J

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, April 26, 8 P. N,
PROBABILITIES.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic
States, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
generally cloudy weather will prevail,
with rain East Of the Mississippi river,
easterly to soutnerly winds, except in the
southwest, slight changes in temperature
and slowly falling barometer.
For the Lake Region, Upper Missis-
sippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, areas
of rain and partly cloudy weather, with
variable winds, mostly from The East and
South, no decided change in temperature
and slowly falling barometer during
Tuesday.
For the Middle States, light rains and
lower temperature, with East to South
winds and slight changes in barometer.
The Lower Missouri will rise slowly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27

to Tilton, and she gave them to me TO
read; l saw it was the same as was after
wards published; it was then spoken OF
as the Beecher- scandal; l said that
if she published anything relating 10 the
lives Of persons, she would only get her
selfinto trouble, and that it would be her
death blow; also told her that if she
published this story l would not have
anything more to do with her.
The usual recess was here taken. Cen
eral Pryor and Mr.. Fullerton were abb
sent.
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Threatened Flood.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, April 26.-For the
past two weeks the Mississippi river has
risen from seven to nine inches daily and
Is stin rising rapidly, The river roads
are, however, running their trains as
usual, though they are on the very brink
of the river.
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pecI.ion rs to Imported Goods.
Mrs. Palmer testified as follows:

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The Treas
ury Department has decided that where
goods are imported under the act OF 1870
Tor transportation without appraisment
to an interior port they ara liable to
duty under the tariff in t5rce at the time
OF their first arrival in this country and
not under an act passed Subsequent there
to, but before their arrival Mt an interior
port. This decision may involve change
in some important decisions heretofore
made under the act of 1870.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27
BaIiimore Tobacco Market.

From the sun.
LEAF-Receipts of Maryland were
again quite liberal, but Of other kinds
very light; We note an active market for
Maryland leaf, sales amounting to TOO
GoOO hhds, embracing all grades al full
prices within our range below. OF Ohio
there is nothing worthy of special note
1t is now supposed that France will not
make any contracts tor the present year,
but will buy in the open market; hold.
ers remain firm, though the market is
quite nominal in the absence of demand
for this description. Kentucky is like
wise held firm, stock here very small.
The inspections for the week were 1893
hhds. Maryland, and l6S hhis OEio-to-
tai, SOL hhds. Cleared, 1874 hhds Mary
land, l3 Virginia, l49 Kentucky, and 2ll
hhds of stems, also q cases of seed leai,
all to Bremen per steamer; Pa hhds
Maryland 10 SPAN, and 10 hhds 10 Dem
erara. We renew quotations, as fol-
lows:
Maryland-Frosted So 0OG6 80; do.
sound common So SOFAS 80; good do.
IS 5OG9 90; do. middlng 80 jOGll 90;
do. good 10 fine red Sll 0OGIj 90; do.
fancy SIS 0O(a 20 90; do. upper country
81 OOd25 90; do. ground leaves 81 00Cy
IL 90. Ohio-lnterior TO good common
81 5Oa9 9 90; greenIsh and brown SO %
Ia 10 90: do. medium to fine red Sll 90
"a l6 90; do. common to medium spungled
$40 OO@l4 90; do spangled to yellow
Sl5 0Ota 70 co. Kentucky-Common 10
good lugs 80 5Odll 80; CarksvilIe do.
$40 OOCdl2 90; common leaf Sl2 00@,
Is 90: medium leaf $l3 506l4 80; do,
fair to good Sl5 OO@lG 90; do fine
$40 5OGl9 90; do. selections $40 OOtg
% 90. Virginia-CommOn to good lugs
So O0Gll 90; do. common and medium
leaf $I2 OOCGl4 90; do fair to good
SIS O0017 90; do. selections $l7 00@
90 90. Stems Common to fine S2 G0(g
90.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock in warehouses and on ship
board not cleared, Dec. 81, 1874,
hhGS Ii,b-'
Deduct loss by fire, Jau.G, contents
OF warehouses Nos. and 2...~....a....2,3Gi
ll,sS
inspected this week ......... 90. b5i
Inspected previously this year. 0W
I tai ...-O %
Less shipments tMd. and Ohio)
since jan. l............ Olh
Leaving stock In warehouses,..........l6s
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Bi. Fire I'm st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, April pa fire this after
noon in Verandah Hall building, occu-
pying block on North Fourth street,
between ST. Charles and Washington
avenues, burned the entire roof, gutted
Verandah hall, which embraced all oithe
upper story, and was occupied by the
National Guards as an armory, nearly
DESTROYED the stock Of H. e. Gee q Co..
gsntlcmen's furnishing goods, and
damaged more or less all tne contents
Among the losers are Manning & Co,
china and glassware, $4,000, water and
breakage; insurance GUWo; hunSei
Bros, music, water. $4,000, insurance
$4,000; Gle x Co, fire, $4,000, Insur-
suce $4,000, building $1,000. Insur-
ance on other smaller losses 100000,
making an aggregate Of 100000.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
EmbczzIer Arrested.

New YORK, April pa warrant
was issued on Saturday for the arrest Of
John II. Conner, or an affidavit made BY
Charles Robinson, President Of the Ma
tional Stock Yards Company, OF which
he had been for many years secretary and
treasurer. An expert is examining the
books to ascertain the amount of the de-
falcntion, and already has found that
ST. 600 are missing.
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@t'heellnq &egister.

GOLD closed in New York yesterday
=. il5i.
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Motion Oyer.ruled-Tennes Od
Fellows.

MEMPHIS, April 2G.-Matt Morris, +.
Johnson and the other express robbers,
were brought before the criminal co urt,
on the motion for severance, but the
motion was ovcr-ruled.
The Odd Fellows celebrated their fifty
sixth anniversary to-day, by procession
through the principal streets, and an
oovti,n at the theatre
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Goshen ChecSo
500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand, Of Flrs'-clasS
Makers Will b. sold al Low Prices lur rH,H, &,
OF on luStlllm"UiS, or FOR rent, Do ''lN o..
Country. during thrS" hard tilur' ami iL"
Holidays, by HORACE WATERS SpNr
~ Broadway, than ever b"ior" ~. ',i ln
New York. Agents wanted 80 SOL waters
New Scale Pianos, and concerto 'i-''h''
lur.mrur~ to the Trade. a rr"" d cunt
to Teachers. Mul...T., Churches, L".9, ,
ClDUIS, etc. .--'
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norc kissing.

saw them kissing each other once; l
often saw them sit with their arms
around each other, and often talked about
becoming the heads of the Splrltuallst'
of this country; Mrs, Woodruff read the
card of May -, 1871, tome, and once De-
fore this | heard a conversation between
Mrs. Woodruff and Tilton about scan
DIAL against Beecher, and Tilton smd MS
wife was pure as snow, to which MIS-.
Woodruff replied that it was not in the
nature of things for man and woman
to be thrown together as Beecher and
Mrs. Titon were and not have some
thing take place between thenl' cary
in 1871, before the publication OF tue
Woodruff scandal, l heard her
read the proof. Of the scanda!
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No. 1872 Main Street,

Where they have Ina Stor" aud nrc i"c"iV'
ing, one Of tho largest stocks Of NuiNNyH
and Liqunrg ever brought tO ~" city.
M Highest prices paid Tor Woo. i"its.
Shipping fuIN, Sc. hp'cED
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-04-01
More Postal Changes.

The new United States postal law
doubles the price of third-class matter,
making it one cent an ounce, or fraction
thereof, instead of one cent for two
ounces, as heretofore. This is the kind
of matter which relates to merchandise,
and which the express companies sought
to have excluded from the mails. The
express companies can now go back to
their exhorbitant rates, and will no doubt
do so.
Transient newspapers are to pay as
much per ounce as heretofore for two
ounces.
Public documents, and all called such,
are to be sent free to the governors of
States and erritories-franked by the
clerk of the House-until December
first.
Agricultural reports, seeds from the
Agricultural department, and whatever
is printed by order of Congress, go free
for nine months, or until the meeting OF
the next Congress. This includes the
Congressional Record, all the speeches
delivered in Congress or authorized to be
printed.
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ViyiSectiOn of a Horse.

A contemporary, says the London
Echo, contains a description from an
eyewitness which exceeds in pitifulness
even Bewick's well known woodcut of
the old horse waiting for Death. {"
This is what Mr.. James says he saw in
New York: Having managed, by the
help of bribe to the negro attendant,
to obtain an inspection of an under
ground place where cats and other ami
mails We're subjected to all sorts of ex-
periments, a rustling of straw in the
furthest compartment attracted my at
tention. Scarce one ray of light pierced
the gloom of that horrible place, but l
thought could distinguish the huge
form of some large quadruped restlessly
treading the straw under its feet.
"Why, boss, what have you got there ?"
said L. "Oh, that's poor old Uncle
Sam; never mind him., replied the JAM
tor. But I do mind him, and I mean
to see him." 1 answered; and he opened
large shutter, and let in the light of
the closing evening upon the gaunt and
bony form of poor horse, quite seven
teen hands high,s which stood with
dropping head and closed eyes, MUNICH
ing the Straw of its bed. He was SCARED
all over, and 1 could trace upon his skin
where arteries had been taken up and
tied again; where the nerves had been
brought to the surface and the wounds
sewn up; and the delicate nostrils were
sloughing sores. The hoofs, containing
the most delicate and sensitive mechan-
ism, had been perforated in many places.
And this is vivisection
We must say that Mr.. Hart's efforts to
clear American Psychologists from what
he styled the "cruel calumnies con-
tanned in o recent memorial, have hardly
proved altogether successful. Mr.. Rog-
ers (the eminent dentist, and one of the
governors of ST. Bartholomew's Hos,
pitaD has written to the Spectato,
quoting two "annual announcements .
of colleges in New York and Philadel
phia, promising vivisections as an attrac
tion to students, and now recent visitor
to the country gives us glimpse of what
he has seen there with his own eyes
Mr.. Hart's argument that American
Psychologists cannot possibly be sup
posed to practice any cruel experiments
because they vehemently deprecate lega
interference, was scarcely to be estimated
as finally conclusive.