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, 1876-04-17

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infer'or ID storr. sSape. Oats-Resairs, M,ooo ba;
nors aetivo a1tt, aa.io batter mi1ei Western md
say; 1tff:sos; whits Tss!crn ana s:a'a 4sds;So.
,daosann'ss-Coiiss dull anil beavy; 1sio c.rsoe.,
Sugar 1alet and steatly tair 10 gooI reclining, fjie
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, 1876-04-17
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wprn tbs receipts aud shipments Ut
tho 'sxllnR articles OF produce III tss city du!ng hc
swenty-four hours ending 1t o'clock on Saturday
iuorninc:
, 1876-04-17

1thns ne+n s,fa th.t ths fe.r.,,rx q, N. rr,.,,,
viii hepin m ,,Anlnv tn nav mn .r.- IN reclamation
II fsactiou., currenov Tbc coutry i, cc.iuu arc Of
.mnll chau9e. md relief In neode,,. Iuuury n+ lin
1ssa.ant Treasure.,s in Chteseo dteoyerod tIat no
,raers haye boen rrreiyn, htrn IN t,t.urta xIlve,
lin ztoct m ho,a :, ~, .,r,, onI. sao nv, h..
49,. 49, =, ~ ats" - WY 't.at 'o' s''''V'' o'''
hso,o9o ~ expected ta's "rfs. Ihe demand ma, b.
ley from epuutrr eor.c,pont.nu,s fya nrt,c,a for
=, nm nt tr,, - ~ 80. - s.t - -, ~ :
c ,sut1' WAY e',oents sven ~ 'Ie
49,. 80. .o 80; =. =, " Au a"o Ass.S-
..,aS on,t. ~ ~sdsr,,.,n ~ ~" "u ~
'' ,,saa,.n, =, s1'e"|''
.r,.. ansV.nt ..la "N'."Aas'
~ '3'''' "a INV ''"'' wa" IL ''tS'o''F' "an'
sA!H' ..-........ ...
.,..nu tu '.u,t ~ w. Eu.ae's.on OF ttosk ~ tae
il Jtsely to To in rs,mls south uf Iora Mn, ,yst ~ a
oisstssipl Tho Iowa apu Mias,sr,pp venH ars work
ea out Livery trunk rliltoLd ia Missouri 1aa .saxl
~ ts ca1 as sntSA wit cur
rru tho }ru,, Monutatn. nrI thr Itonnj,,,i ; q
Je-tph which Ell; rcpor: regularly continue 10 uhor;
game Whilo 'na'y otter ra!lwaya o4e on tho
.n,io !. ar y! u6, ao u@ snsa @ faro a'a A.
Jan, .:. IN yo1l.capsoso Of ii,tsaIu. IRA un,sruni
have tsa1t1rd A,yIy Iuclca-ul earnings TIL iron
, 1876-04-17

i.org and short ccsra g'totea ut la'4c .asll. nnl
l2jc seller May. Eo1cas green halEs, l1,tal lat
Hwcc;piekrd dn. 1874. lar ,unEernuda ii, "a liz,
ash Or seller tlEii lunyolt hans. 1103l3kc, boxeu
bacon aaua1, iE",isc.
Qkt:.sE-Wus lu!et ut ENt97G.
UEEt rilOuEUIH-Wrrs Htea.1y aud quiet at $tdsA
Hll.M 70. nc.s, sll.soI t2+o0 tor extra mesa, auh
3..i.sQaa.!. % for htulH. ~"
1ALEow-Wsa q,.otel at R,.tssHc. Sales wsro 800
bria at atssc, and 80 hsta Ut sKc.
, 1876-04-17
LIGHTHOUSE CHANGES.

MOUTH OF AsHT4nUl4 AlyEp,
Ths lighthouse authorities announce that sa ana
Afer shs olonins Of asvtgAuont 1e7A : Light vii bs
shasn from ~ hsssAa recently ssssa4A nAAe ~
, 1876-04-17
PROVISIONS.

.-...... PROVISIONS. ,., .....
Hoa rRoDucTs-Werc quiet, Will, but littte change
in prices, hut the speculative articles tended slightly
domnwards, III synrathy With live hogs. Tia out
ward movement continues fair.
The LaLy Commercial Rrpott and Market Rtpifts
Rscs tho following tho shipment Of provisions from
this CITY for TIM par1DtsA ua,11p4t.
, 1876-04-17
FINANCE AND TRADE.
A. bull Week in Local Financial
~ r., r." Circles.
shipmeats Of Currency to New York;
..'' bepoaits Burning Down.
Thu Produce Markets Steadier-..Proyis.
Ions Quiet...wllcat and Corn in
BETTER Demand.
FINANCIAL,

1he Improvement In the loan market that was per-
eepshlo week helora last not veil sussatned laat
week. Tho general situation wat ono Of con,tsicraho
dullness. Tbe banks ~ Whole have thair di1posabc
fuda pretty wnl loaned out, cusloers both in Tho
city md cunhtF hare had to Loot TO tcn, for support
pending the frvtvai Of coer:lons and tho renewal Of
ehftenanls Of country s&aT 10 MARKET complete
ehsngp in the siuation II expected NJ soou os the
country roads baeomo dry enough for heayy trascl
Large amounts of catc and grain will 10 forwarded
for aatc aud corresponding Of currency will
10 distributed through Tho county. Collections wilt
in1rctc. trade spring up and tho ioan market will ho
rcrleniahei with funds At present, an,ong the bants,
Tiers H. wh,lc nothing likc atrnCency about largo
PROPORTION Of shotr III the hands Of borrowers
u they care 10 rec.
facs Of dscount Al Tho haula a,210 per cent "a
regular cusaa,srs ca iuans good securities be
had 1t coneeesiona on thssa tatcf.
On ts ksrssss thsro ID tnsplua Of IoanAe,e funIs.
snl Desirable torrawtrN make good terms. Rates
ranRo from 6al3 Itr cent.
New York exchange was IN dssnand It 75e premium
hetwsAh banks for $i,to1,
shipments Of currency wcrs made 10 Nav York.
Tle e3easuga nf tho tanrs for tho wtek reported
Is follows by Manager D. Il. Hale. Of the Chicago
Ntnnri
, 1876-04-17
NEW YQRk pRY-aoops market.

-,
Ne" SonK. April 15.-8uhtnesa aluggish with do.
mtps.c commission houses and importers, and tho
1obbng trade wss moderate. Gotton goods In stoady
demand at nomluaily unchanged prices. Ertuts iu
fair request. Uaion mourning prints reduced to 0xc.
Tho Eu'tsn says Aliens fancy prints and Mcrrlmao
shiftiigB will ho reduced 10 on Monday noxt.
Woolou goods quiet.
, 1876-04-17

PlTTsBuRo PETROLEUM MARKET,
PiT1snunu, "a. April 16.-1stFo|euin dull; cr1le,
s2.l2 At slAskcrs; fened, 1a):0llk, Pill adslphtA
delivery.
, 1876-04-17

Adyices from p0rt uolbnrno under date OF April 10
state that tho leo Is out Of ths harbor aud CANAL but
shora considerable quantity outside In the lake. 1t
uppGarp rotsen aud thcr0 arcaka ot water to Ia
gccu. The schr Dudley, Capt. parsons, IL ready 10
fall! and u aoon wlnd Il fair will mako = start to
get through tt. Tia stesn. barge Tccumssh. Capt.
Ben Trlpp, is nttng out and will ltavs earty ne1t
werk. Capt. Trlpp expects no difficulty In getting
through lilo Ice. Tho Other yesras getting rsady
10 sa! uezt week. Tho tug Paine, owned by dunbar,
hnrbor CONTRACTOR, engaged tu loving ou. nudtooss
80! lost outside ts afternoon In tavy fog, md wax
out several hours lUfntu HhB could mud tla way In.
Tho RteaH'barRc Ttmroat, IRON Toledo. with tho
Hchr Franln in tow, arrived al Point Edward on tho
1asl! tnst They bring grim tor tbs GRAND Trunk
iIAway. THIS ID Tho rat urriya Of the soaaon. Otlot
yessols heyo CLEARED fsun, Toledo for 4ro. There Ia
vury itlls Ice iu tho r!YeE aat te pro4tnt aoft and
warm weather will quIclly destroy H..
Tho htmE j, u. Clark Was Auuuhed 81 S1rlla on
Wcanehdzy. Slo may 10 regarded AZ uew boat, 10
n1tenllyn hhyn besn tho alsnras!ona nsla upon cr.
Tha uddituu 10 lor widtt. which " aLont I lcpt
lHa, will greatly inctGza hor carrying capacity amt
steallusvs in tho watur aud furnish ample souin for
cahn accommodation Her uplsr works are nodded
aItnr TIC 1Ilawsla. Indeed. to Two boata Will "
codla4y alike aud hero could uot o prostler MODELS
W. understand that tlla Clark has 0ktaued new reg.
inter- owng 70 tho fact that sbo may 30 considered an
entirely nav boat.
, 1876-04-17

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLEVELAND, O., april l5.-lorosum quiet md un-
changed st 1lI;n for standard no; 12}o Tor prime
white, 100 toss, BY csr-lota cash.
, 1876-04-17

MONEY. GOLD, bToo6R ETC.
Sxw YoAa. ApHl1t.--0o!d opened At lls,:. 3D.
vanetd to l'sH. ana cloaed At 1lsl. Carrying rates
ltsa With exceptional leans dxt.
dnstrnMentA steady II fractional docitus
Railroad ooads 1uiss.
aiats securities fnoss ttttve, ~1th better fssin1
stocks vsrs heary and lower tarly In t.s day. win
Asp5eaa0ss to sell Lars Shnrs and Central
Lake ehoEs dscAnsd 10 atss. Michigan Central 10
ksl. 81. tul to wv. E1is to -. So.threa.sta
10 ". Pacific Nal wes exceptionally s,supx, and
GE. Toward midday ilern N4s eolay tstoyery
froIn lEs sthens depress.on, tut after tho atetui
tall tbs suara$ wa aysH Nskk lur1uR the a1l hour
A;aeks wits hfn and 6Ehs raj advance off, 10 w
itstsot IRON Tbs lWAat poat Of ths day. Tus great
,tt Al'sucs VIZ III Factnr MALL which Eoss 10 1o;i,
's:tA l=ta ttaculn " ls;+. Michigan Central sl.
s:ted " bc. Lake sEels " Nusihx,aleEn CON.
a. q, l. w s:. Pau! cunnon u s,4 Westssp uu1op
l"t@', End SES ItthbJ Central IL lus.
1s.ht9r:1orf ASgse9att4 xs7,GN Khs.es, With tbs
IEH.tlV stsL!a-.a g iolaEa: kkellu Nail ~ ~;
as.tIn olsLn. tsc9j: .oslA ~ tr.u C,ov9 b, F.ul
csh'raI. li.Ho.
n.tst, ',t asFsst sAty II 49, .es es4. pps ss.
Ius:ets tr:sst.s. $asosoo. RI. A.s...sut Tssssat,
# aa1anst ~ 90. ClesH8xs, sx.4,9uo, 900,
elss1u2 As&4dy u ts5E4tao9at.
4oJkkkNk9T kUADE
, 1876-04-17

r eic4s. a.i ineh s.... a,SsSao
ce.r t,oring. arst a.d seeoni roish.. 35,o1s 31So
Clear stding Grst and second. ....... 17,at @lsOo
First coninon siding. .......:...... le.0en.ld.o0
ttoort.lg second co1nulou. dressed. 1lH0 o2too
70! no1 boas'is' h'.".'..'....."...-....- 3:Qoa....
stoef tos,., ID and ii 5sSsssoa s.SHs
y stock boarls, .1.Mt&?5,pb
hlock oeafdt'.s. l5.otAf
conon lnnGs!, ii Il and undsr ioxiaoo
Jolsts unl seantlfug, 20 to Il ft,...... lyou4i5W
Lam s.....................,.... .Gsa ..to
ah,.Rp s,nanR'en, H. ,... 5 s9o
olis"isscs ii oil xcro saaiy osra;s lsaS
increment ,. W.. yitnSssM Ut tae aofa.!ona fol
,e,s. i74tslso: do hsaduaht. i:6 degrees l7Ss TX.
H'sf s ~ It'll 81 Nse ~ nis 5
ter beached. 7Bahos: sroEm, &2lS4ala6; neaistoot
s s3s s's;e ssoR RtS :;s g &C. :' SsH, s sS e. s
s'ss: snrrtnne@ @ tss; naphha. ieodoE,xeA, y a.av'
ri y s:ts ess :iS s, 49,
1ls offestugs .: routry Especially lvt wers sna.1sr
shiens, @ aSo ss ss per ss az ~ silss
ducks s19u; i .ua' do. slo9; salrs. sosoo per dor:
III gh. ,oe., request anil ..caay
a. 2ssu r. ~ tfom store The far'asa sro ogan
tna1h.natablc, md tlcy draw good deal Of tr.ls
F1n tho atrc0s. Dealers 6fn carrying snail lutt In
order to bo nbIa u supry tcr srae and thcre II IL
ur ntInlry for carloads.
enthusiastically vas In fair sc9lest nstt flrrn un-
der ssAns offerings as for prime, md Fco
Ht3.1t f3F IGhr to good seed G0yer goll 1t &9iaA
3SD cloaig saaly, Flax Was Ia moderate demand ii
5!.9oat.31. Hungarian was active At Al 4;7Nc and
lntIct at t9doe. 10th Of lhsso reeds IRE fecsvtnH
marb attention.
AALT-Following aro tho quotations asR,nAv auo,
S.3a; do. $l4u; ordinary coaEse, 5l70; dairy, with.
out bass s!a dairy, With bsgs, s. 80 Ashton d.iry
rEAE-rhe 1Hs to. trade rsma.as rssssr quiet, but
shrre nre Indications hf m early royfyat and priccs
etuadly Atll 0uNruwnkR - Cpmnoa, 3DIs
4Dc: good do tHalao: medium. 43t45Oc: good do,
MAsao; Ono o54cee: nns1t. Gsx.d5c; choice, 70ta
Common, 5Jtda5o; good do ;3 4oc; Modfum, lV6a43o;
Euol do 4sfse1c; hno, aus15c; Hnra 1s9 Gpc choco
6is7gc; choicest, 10G475c. J4rAka-Con.moll, 33<a
Tic; good common. 3Na3ao: ntdiuta, 4Qa4!u; goQu
incdiuu 45fa{aot 6ua, so4t5c; 4est, 65G0c CHOICE
GDtg Csc; choicest. 71375c. OoLoNps-Cop,alop 3oGa
Iic: good common. 35G}2ds; medium. a0l toq good
lncdiun 4atA A5c; nne, ASts5ee fnoat 5Nsssc choics
Cpts g2o: choicest, 7otssut. 80
WUuD-,Yas auoso1 At sahu for maple, $3.50 for
beech, and t5.60 for slala.
YEAL-.W4a dull 10 being an ektsnn,e prtce for flne
"at SLOW n 3HMic. Calves weTa sold at {lVQ
wuOL-Waa dull unA weak. Holders were aut!oua
10 unload in order to psepesn for tho new CLIP, aud
pr!ce1 would pnshspa 10 SHADED for grades ii large
iod. T4n demand i oay 10 meet tho cuttyut vaus
If iha Weltern manufacturers; Tu,-wasled, pFulu,
Wta3c; d. poor 70 good. A4a ateo: washed aUtce 0ns
rood conditioned. t13tlc: waAhsd, medium DO &1GA
60; unwuhed. ma haavy to Light, 23a2Sc; do, tnSs
Iiu1, so9sso; pulled, average. sN3Auo.
, 1876-04-17

~ GENERAL MARKETS.
AI0oNoE-Ts4 quIst u 52.ll-
Ahn0MdQha-psaltss rspost : fair n,An srds. and
eAAl tkaAa u rnit4tnly aaAsdy ptiess. Choice hull
, 1876-04-17
LAKE FREI0HT5.


The oEsuiu4 lRks rates Rss dscoutagiugly low, 4xo
par ha On wlsat bsng given ~ thu price from
Chicago 10 Aunalo,-1u!te II Low u EAtss opened
Last year Thsro II tdls season much xseAteF atock
Of grain In tho NortL1est u bo moved 10 ths ssaboar
Thes u especially great deal Of cqru aud bonss
= good price, 10 that huavy movement may bo az
pectsd, which Will bo Of great advantage to the lines
renunuraNvs rsses by rosds carrying from sko postA
eastward. Doubtless they will carry Asod deal
osteeiaty of th.t eonAume1 q intsrior Essttrn 4 M
n Thess excessively low lake Fatss Axo tsna to pro-
ysnt prolllate grain tIsliu .he railroads which
accustomed 10 ths circumstances rsth.ps but tho alt.
u.on II ysry trying to their nouaholtoISs foe tnat
trunk inex uotd rcxss that rates arn - law on tlp
Lakes TO far ~ Rrtin trAio " concerned. Not much
IL to 10 made out 0f that 1t hest nhd Eood deal 10
b. rklo r1ln ths lucrx.sa In othct Ao which 10 tls
consequence Of large receipts fos grain by AosthNAs-
dYu fkm*fA.-RQttrpG4 G1Nth.
, 1876-04-17

$s:, III: y s;iss
Hlfee Nor. t751 f48 S, tsu q, ik u All 1N
5An0 elmo 'n6i3. $50 1yu. thN jill l0 Isl
, 1876-04-17
3Hs337 a3iV UHALsHH4CKH.
0old waa 1l3a.allaA.
a9seabacss "hse bs4f3sa'to On tin dollar in Hod
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

unian H3tibuA, Ihuk,
F1rst National lisnE......,..
Futh NATIONAL lI4uk,
Aelthsu.A' kctouai bank .
koth>astarn Gaucnll Ian X,
curn Exchange National. 80,
Commercial NATIONAL E4uE..
National I'ank Of Col1l1uercc,
City National EzGk,,
iijde aud LeatLer Hank,,...
CRY Railway, Soulh Sius, Il.
DIV. Observation-Disclosures,
City ltalwas, Wtst kida. -,
City ltauxsy. Htat olue. i
ter eeEt ct1tl!lcstcs -,
City Halfway, North EIDE.
TNdsrr'ln4pr..uc COMPANY,
81. dir.
ChAlabes ct CofnMerct, sk.dv
CtieaE9 GA4'11RLl Aud Coks
Cou'i-sny................,.
Exposition stock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-03

the Chief Executive, aided by certain
members of his Cabinet. Yet even these
things, it seems, do not by any means
fill up the measure of corruption in high
places for which as nation we have be-
come SO notorious. I ne dispatches this
morning announce that Congressional
investigating committee has developed
the fact that no less parsonage than
Hon. (2) w. w. BELKNAP, United
States Secretary of War, has been found
guilty of prostituting his high Office
to private, gain and accepting bribes to
make appointments to positions under
his control Here is man occupying
one of the highest, most hon
orable and responsible places known
10 our Government; man who
probably more than any other member
of the Cabinet has been conspicuous in
the rational councils, and who has hereto
fore been above suspicion yet even such an
one as he, is found to have yielded to the
prevailing custom of the present admin
istration, and with an itching palm, sells
his offices for gold. Alarming is no word
to really express this condition of affairs,
and where it will end is a question Of
universal interest The whole govern
ment is mass OF corruption more putrid
than even the most vivid Imagination
can conceive, or the most ultra partisan
has ever dreamed of. Money is all that
is considered; the qualification Of the lust
for wealth is all that is regarded, and
honor, position, name, fame, everything
is freely bartered away greedily Tor sor-
did gain.
The one maxim of any weight, either at
home or abroad among our Official repre-
sentatives seems to be put money in
they purse" and no means, lawful or
unlawful, honorable or dishonorable, are
left untried to accomplish this end. This |
is the record of the highly virtuous and
exaltedfY moral Radical party. Sodom
and Gomorrah were utterly destroyed !
for the rascahtes Of their citizens, but |
surely they were not much lower in the |
scale of morality than the United States
has become under its present rulers.
And unless the tone of our country is
elevated; unless the reputation it now
enjoys is speedily bettered-it mag rea
sonably be expected that an avenging
Providence has in store for US some
equally as terrible calamity, as was
visited upon those cities.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-03
MORE RAsCAIITI.

Well may long suaerl.s people ask,
as day after day, some fresh piece Of Of
fetal Radical rasca,ity IS brought to
light, when is all this thing to end?
Space would fail us TO ;ehearse again at
this time, the shortcomings OF the doml-
nant party - which We nave so frequent
ly alluded; but it is most aiarming to
dwell for moment simply, upon the cor
rupt;ons in effce Of those nearest to the
person of the President Of the United
States. The famo uf bis whilom
Attorney General, Landau ct WILL
ANS is too well known 20 need special
mention, while only few months ago,
the Secretary OF the Interior.
COLUMBUS DELANo, had to retire from
the Cabinet under q cloud ef suspected
completely in Indian frauds, which has
not nor ever will be lifted from his rep
utation. Hardly has this occurred, before
numerous officials holding high positions
under the Admin 'stration-hauled
up charged with conspiracy TO detraud
the Government ofthoussnds of dollars
were brought to trial and sent to pine
away in prison cells, while the
private and confidential secretary and
friend of the President himself was oaly
saved from the same fate by legal tech
nicaities aud the personal influence of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-03
THE WESTON AND CLARKSBURG
RAILROAD.

We have received a letter from Weston
regarding the above road, and in relation
10 the terminus Of the same. Our cor
respondent thus writes;
We carried the subscription to the
Weston and Clarksburg railroad ~
nearly a unanimous vote. Il now rests
with Clarksburg whether she or Bridge
port shall have the terminus On the north
western road Please give us 81 brief ar
ticle on the suhiec. Ghe rosd passes
through seventeen miles O: Harrison
county and but nine miles in Lewis.
The road viii certainly be built. We
want Clarksburg to have the terminus,
but If she won't contribute to MD in the
construction of the road. cf course the
terminus will have to 20 TO Bridgeport,
where the people ofor reasonable induce
lnents"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-03
DemoIishcs a Church.

LOUISVILLE. March IA man ap-
nesred IN St. Patricks Catholic church
here today, with an axe and with wild
cries fell to work demoll'hing the altar,
etc. HIS ferocious aspect prevented any
one from capturing him, and he contlnu-
ed wrecking the church. When satisfied
he proceeded to the Cathedral, and was
wreck!ng the fine work there when over :.
powered by the police, who conveyed
him to jsil. He gave the name
OF Vincent Hickman and when
visited by his wife told her what
be hsd done was in order to save her.
The wife is much preplexed over his con-
Duct and thinks he is crazy. The dam
age done by Hickman amounts to sever
al thousand dollars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-03
FOREIGN.
Coffee Markets.

Rio JANEIRo, March Coffee to-
day was animated and prices very firm
at $1,000, $3.50 reis per ten kilogrammes
of good frsts.
SANTOS, March Coffee market
strong at 5G00@577O reis per ten kilo-
grammes for superior.
Case of Winsiow, the Boston Forser.
LONDON, March 2.-Winslow, the
Bostou forger, was brought up at Bow
street to-day, and remanded till noon to-
morrow. Tne proceedings were de aged
twenty minutes by the report that Mr.
Wontner would appear as Winslow's
solicitor. When Sir Thomas Henry
asked the prisoner if he had solicitor,
Winslow said he did not desire one, snd
did not wish to contest the case at all. He
would be glad to waive everything, and
would only be too happy to 80 home to-
morrow.
Sir Thomas Henry SAID: 'I understood
Mr.. Wontner would appear for the de-
fence ut the request of the friends OF the
prisoners.
Detective Greenhsm explained that
the prisoners friends in Boston tele-
craphed for Wentner 10 appear, but the
prisoner did not wish to have solicitor.
Wirslow said it was not the wish either
Of his family or himself. Charles I.
Dearborn, the Boston detective, ldentl-
fed Wlnsow and produced the necessary
extradition papers, including the lndlct'
ment found by the grand jury OF Suffolk
county, Mass, containing fourteen counts,
seven for forgery and sltering, and seven
for uttering to the amount OF SlU,UUu
The documents We're handed TO Wlnslow,
who declined to ask Dearborn questions.
During the reading of the documents he
sat looking dovnwards apparently very
much depressed, but otherwise he evlnced
no emotion, he seems 10 have suffered
much from confinement, he is very SAL
low and gaunt; he Is unshavet. and
wears worn looking blue Lrock coat. On
the occasion when obliged TO speak, his
voice was husky and histone lower than
" hen be addressed the court last, Wed
nesdav week After the documents nad
been read Sir Thomas then explained
this purport to Winsiow and asked nm
if be understood them, Wins!ow replied
he did. Sir Thomas then said addressing
Winslow, in an eNtraditioh
it was necessary to have evidence that
the government requiring the eXtradition
had made formal application to the
Engl;sh government, though / under
stand the American legation sent the
documents to the Foreign Ohice yeS;er-
Gay. have not received any lntIma-
l,oa from either the Foreign or Home
Office, and therefore l think II b.st to re-
mand YOU until Tomorrow
The prisoner asked to be allowed to
see MS family Permission was granted.
and the proceedings terminated.
Mrs. Winsiow seems less depressed
than on Wednesday. She will probably
90 home on the same vessel with her hus-
band. 1, seems that the authorities Of
Boston lett the question Of the time and
manner of the families rsturn entirely 10
Dearborns discretion, they paying all
eyDPnSrS,