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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

CAPTURED DoLPHIN.-A short time
ago live dolphin was captured OFF New
Rochelle by the New York AQUARIUM col
lectors, and placed in one Of the tanks OF that
Institution. IL measures more than seven
feet in length and weighs about five hundred
pounds, and is apparently in excellent heal tn
and spIrfts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05
Assaulted nv Frts Ssa-so,

NEW YORK, Sept. 5. Philip Lynch, living
In Brooklyn, was assaulted early this morn
ing 6y stephen Leahy, his stepson, during a
prove fatal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

ANNOYING TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR
By typographical error the name OF F. III.
Gassaway was published as being concerned
in a case recently tried in the ". s. Circuit
Court upon an Indictment for cutting Il M Der
of government lands. The name of the de-
fendant was W. w. Gassaway.-lSdn Fran
cisco MdtI, AUO Sth,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

THE MYSTIC PARK RACEs.-In the trot-
ting races al Mystic Park, Boston, yesterday,
class was won by Lysander Boy in three
straight heats-time 2.27, 2.26E, 227b. The
race for the 2.3l class was unfinished. Mod
esty won two heats, Frances two and Lady
Daggett one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05
GEN. BUTLER RETURNS A RErA1NER.-

UEN. bUILEh MI Q RNS A RETAINER
The labor party OF Philadelphia attempted
TO secure the services of Gen. Benjam min +.
Butler TO defend the parties arrested there
during the July riot, but he replied as fol-
lows from Boston: - much regret my pro-
fessional engagements will prevent my TAX
ing your retainer. 1 have been under the
impression, as you were, that free speech
was permitted, and that no man could be ar
rested for simply making speech
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

1aInbetta Summoned to Appear.
PARIS, Sept. 5.-M. Gambetta has been
summoned 10 appear again before the Judge
construction on the 18th inst.
A State Funeral for NJ Theirs.
The OUctdt Journal publishes a decree by
President MacMahon ordering a state fune-
raj for NJ. Theirs.
Hon. Edward f. NOyes
the recently appointed L. s. Minister to
France, win present his credentials and Hon,
+. II. Washburne his letter of recall TO Presi-
dent MacMahon at . o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. WashburneE numerous engagements
and early departure have obliged him 20 de-
cline banquet rendered him by the Ameri-
cans i'll Paris, and also the honors Intended
10 be shown him by his French friends
The Pope Worse.
NEW YORK, Sept. "a cable dispafcl re-
ports that the Pope's illness increases,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

STILL AT 1.-THE latest news from Gen.
Howard reports him at the Lower Gsyser
basin. The Indians have killed a man at
the Mammoth Hot Springs, and burned
Henderson's ranch and the bridge over the
Yellowstone river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

WAR NoTES.-LovatZ has been carried by
assault OF Russian troops under Gems. Mere
unsky and Shobeloff. go. There Is believ 4
TO be enough Jealousy between Osman
Pssha, Su;eiman Pasha and Mehemet Ali
Pa sha, Turkish generals, TO prevent them
from working thoroughly in concert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05
Crazy Horse Eohblea IT.

CAMP ROBINSON, Sept. 5.-Crazy Horse,
who escaped alone in the direction OF Spotted
Tail Agency, was captured at that place
last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

No SCARS OR MARKS ON CHARLEY
from Ohio, under the supposition that he
was Charley Ross, II has been urged that he
bore upon him certain scars and marks
which Mr.. Ross had mentioned as those by
which his son could be distinguished. The
fact, however, is that Mr.. Ross has always
declared that his son had no scars or marks
is an absurd felton, PhtIJCIsiDItiI RlslLefiu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

and other gabby persons ought 10 see in the
fate OF one Benman, an awful warn
Ing. Blenman was ships cook, a ter
rble swearer, and in the middle of one OF
MS proiane monologues over a stubborn fire
his jaws suddenly struck, aud they have
neen IN mat condition since. The captain of
the ship on which he sailed SAYS that he was
swearing al the time he was suddenly cut
short, and superstitious people will perhaps
see In his affiiction something like direct
interposition OF Providence. Toe case is,
altogether, very curious one. The theory
that lockjaw can be produced by too much
talk is disproved by our experience Of Con-
gress. That the Lord who holds the universe
In His hand should show His power by ope-
rating on the jaw OF q ships cook when so
many more conspicuous subjects are around
loose, is hardly probable--lN T. Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05
The Virginia BeII Punch I'm Court

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept. 5-Argument on
the motion for the postponement OF the Vir-
ginta bell punch case was concluded to-day
before Judge Hughes, and the trial OF the
preliminary injunction will begin to-mor-
row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
A Dividend 60 be Paid the Depo~tters
OF the Washfngtou city Savings

ftifor q The Sdr,-In reply TO a query I'm
your paper OF yesterday relative 10 another
dividend 10 the depositors OF the Washington
City Savings Bank, / beg leave TO state that
i expecs TO pay a small dividend during this
month. WN. =. MArTINGLY, Receiver.
Stpteuber A. lS,T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05
The Markets,

BALTIMORE, Sept. 5-yirsinis sizes, old, 81: do
deferred, 81; do. consolidated, $50; do. second
series, ~, North Carolina skies, old, &c bid b
BALTIsoRE, Sept 5.-Cotton steady and IN
changed Flour active and CITY mills quarter
bigger. Whest, southern duh and easier, western
dull and easier-southern red, prime, l45al a. do.
amber, lsoal 81 western, steamer, !. Dc bid: do.
No. wiRter red, spot, l. 40, September, 49,
October, sS54sl.4. Oon-southern unchanged;
western mixed, spot, 54; September, 57ls as7h
October, SO. Oats 0uiet-southern, s2aS5: western
white, IS; do. mixed, 32sS4. Rye doll, 59s6O. Hay
and provisions unchanged. Butter firm and uu-
charged, Petroleum frmer. l3zsal4. Coffee dull but
firm. Whisky dull-jobbing, II. Reoeipts-FlOur,
S175; wheat, io@o; corn, 5000 oats, Ass. Ship
ments-Wheat, -, 900.
EKw YoRK, Sept. 6.-stocks opened strong, but
since weaker. Money, z and Gold, l03%. Ex-
change, long, 4s25s; short, xssH. Goyernmonts
wesk
NEw YORK, Sept. 5.-Flour firm. Wheat quiet
and unsettled. Corn firm.
LONDON; Sept 5, S;39 .. 70 -Consols, IS 5 Is for
money and the account. The amount of bullion
rOunlr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

TIE FIRE ESGINEERS' CONVENTION
The NTH annual convention of the National
Association OF Fire Engineers met AT Nash
vile, Tenn. yesterday, with forty two chiefs
nr sent. and was organized by electing Chief
Vim. StOckall. of Nashville. nrasi1Pnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

COLoRED MAsoES,-A national conven-
tion of colCred Masons met at Chicago yes
terday. About seventy delegates were
present, representing nearly every state in
the Union. The object of the convention is to
unite the colored Masons in this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

SECRETARY SCHURz and Judge Lawrence
tOf the Sitting Bull commission) held a con-
sultation with Secretary McCrary at the
War department to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

Editor Star VIII you allow me space i'm
your peoples column TO call the attention
OF the Board OF Health publicly, for pri vate-
~ md Is of no avail TO the condition of
the miserable OUiiOlIScS IN the Ia ickly settled
portion OF the city, and ask why ii is that
they are allowed TO be. TIE abominaole
stencil which arises from them certainly
poisons the air, while the miserable atmos-
pheTe pervades the rooms OF every dwelling
near by. In some localities they have, 70
my certain knowledge, driven tenants out OF
houses which were provided with proper
water closets. Is there no law by which the
owners OF property can be compelled TO erect
proper closets While other nuisances are
being abated why not those IL would lower
the rate OF deaths without a shadow OF doubt.
II Is miserable, almost beyond endurance,
and while few OF us, in a neighbOrhood
properly sewer our dwellings, al no great ex-
Pense, others who own property by neglect
Ing 10 do so, almost ruin our prospects Of
renting, and do 10 some extent.
LANDLORD.
[''Landlord" should specify the localities
where the grievances exist If he expects
relieI-EDl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

COMMUNION WINE DIRECTED To.-The
Philadelphia North american of Monday
says: 1.-The August grand jury handed their
presentment To Judge Bddle on Saturday.
also TO be their duty TO testify against the
dissertation OF the Holy Sabbath by the sale
OF intoxicating drinks and especially in the
handing around of wine in our churches to
rouse up the dormant devil in the reformed
drunkard by his sip OF wine on the Com
munion day"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

A GENERAL COURT MARTIAL. has been
ordered 10 meet at the Norfolk navy yard on
tuesday, the 18th instant, for the trial OF
George K. Martin, paymaster In the navy.
for neglect of duty, absence without leave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

B7-The late Benedict De Bar has bequeath-
ed most of his property In trust for his wife
and daughter. To Mr. Gleason, for many
years his treasurer, he has left a remember
ance.of $4,000.
sit is stated that General Bob Toombs
Will be candidate for the u. s. Senate to
succeed Gordon, and that with this end in
view he will apply TO the next Congress for
removal of his disabilities.
- The Hon. John Morrissey yesterday
telegraphed from Saratoga to the New York
Herald TO draw on him for goo, the sum 10
be applied to the relief of the sufferers by the
late IRE in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05
An Exclamation wau,ed

EduOT Sfdr--Can you throw light on an in
tereSting official question by explaining how
II is that when departmental clerk grows
TO be chief OF division, or chief clerk of a
bureau or department, his neat, shapely aud
clerkly handwriting is fnstantaneOusly eN-
changed for nervous, illegi bic scrawl, while
bis signature II expressed IN such eccentric
forms that one Identifies IL only by a chain of
circumstantial evidence?
September I, Isl. DAILY READER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05
= sCHENCkIs FLLMONIO sYKUP

r ne Cr.c| C.a,s7q p',oH, C,.usIs ant COTS.
Tte leat vir.ue Of this medicine is that il rfpeus
Ire matter and throws = out u the stem, rurIdSs
IL tI.et- and y edetss cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

THE Westminster RerfeiU and London Quar-
terry for July, and the Bldck1cOofS Magazine
for August, (ScOtt Publishing Companys
repTints,) received from E. NJ. Whitaker g.
Son, afford some excellent and seasonabla
reading.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05
THE CROSS VS.. THE CRESCENT.
Another Russian Reverse Renorted


CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. "a dispatch
received 10 day announces that Ahmed
Pashs yesterday repulsed Russian attack
at Kudikoi, near Rustchuk. The Russians
are stated TO have lost l, 900 men.
Still Fighting at ShfPka Pass
According 10 Intelligence from Suleiman
Pasha's army the Turks have obtained still
further com mand OF the Gabrova road to the
between the hostile batteries In the pass.
The Russians Mean Business.
LONDON, Sept. 5-The Times CORES pond
ent at the Spipka Pass says the Russians
nave made nne road up the pass, which
would never have been done had they not
intended TO use II for the passage OF a large
army In Roumelia when The proper moment
arrives. New bridges and other improve
ments In the road are still being made. af-
fording evidence that they adhere To their
original intention.
Rnmor Of Russian Advance.
LONDON, Sept. "a rumor was current
here this morning OF a Russian advance upon
Plevna. IL may be true, but 1t looks like a
canard based upon Gen. Scovelofrs capture
ofLovatZ. The official announcement OF the
latter, dated Gorny- Studen, yesterday. does
not mention Plevna, whereas the rumors OF
lighting al Plevna assign IL on Monday. The
Times Bucharest correspondent, in dis
patch OF September Sd, says that having
heard the latter report, he consulted the high
est and best-infOTmed authorities, and was
assured that no details were definitely
known and that all current Information was
due TO some lively imaginations. He was
informed, moreover, that il was simply Inn
possible that the report in question could
have been transmitted in such a short time.
Nevertheless, the same rumor reached Con-
stantinople, for the TelegTGph'S Pera CORE
spOndent, under date of Tuesday evening.
says:-"Rumors are afioat here that a great
battle is now progressing before Plevna."
The Manchester Guardians special, dated
Poredin, Monday, via Bucharest. Tuesday
evening, says:-"The attack on Osman
Pasha to-day was very severe. We shall
enter Pleyna prObably fO-mOrroyV T9a
Grand Duke Nicholas is here" The Man
chester Guardians special may be based,
however, on the reports discredited by the
Tunes Bucharest correspondent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

GovERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Inter-
nal revenue, $50, 7S277; customs, SS36, O2s. 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

GEN. GRANT IN SCOTLAND - Tuesday
morning eX-President Grant and party left
Edinburgh on visit TO Melrose and neigh
bOrfOOd. They returned in the evening. The
general was 10 take up his quarters at night
IN Pullman car at Waverly station, ami
leave next morning for the north on a visit
To the Duke Of Sutherland at Dunrobin
castle. Gen. Grant has arranged TO pay an
other visit 10 Dundee in the course of next
week. He is to be presented with the freedom
of the burghs of Elgin and Inverness. The
mag istrates of Inverness are expected TO con-
fer the honor when he is returning from
Sntherlandshire. A deputation OF the Elgin
town council has been invited TO wait upon
him at Dunrobin castle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05
sCHENCK-S sEA-wEED TONIC,

r. o.. CIR. ~ DsSPspStI- IFfl xsS.t1a- Re
II Tonic produces a healthy action Of the ston-
creating appetite, forming chyle, and curing
- ulgt obstinate cases q Indigestion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

MRS. HAYES PERPETRATES A JOKE
When the Presidents patty in New Hamp-
shire approached the Fabyan House, fash
"didnt seem tohave much style about them"
Somebody repeated this TO Mrs. Hayes, and
that lady, with q merry look in her bright
eyes, said that the fault shoald be remedied
''Mr. Evarts wears a shocking bad hat, and
be must GET new Onein
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

NEW YORK, Sept. "a cable dispatcl re-
ports That the Pope's illness increases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

THE SHIsHRINS AT CAPE MAY.-The
correspondent OF the Chicago Tunes gives the
following sketch or the Russian Minister and
his wife at Cape May:
" In the morning Nine. Shishkin made her
appearance at breakfast in a plain walking
dress OF navy blue, with no trimming and
no oversBIrt; basque was loosely fitted TO
her stout but well-propOrtionel form. Her
features are heavy, but with a good, amiable
expression, her eyes dark and beautiful, her
hGlI black, pasted in q wide scollOp on her
chez Ks, pushed behind her ears, and confined
Ia a black SIX net. She looks like an Eng
liSh country woman OF IS or i6. She sat on
one foot, for / saw one gOOd-siZed, TOOny-
sliPpered, fiGt-soied extremity planted firmly
without mate under her table. She spell /
out the bin OF fare slowly, ana put the lump
had q true, friendly face aud pretty eyes, and
ner splendid eyes followed every little child
who entered the room, with a hungry look,
as though she would have kissed them and
squeezed and Rugged the pretty creatures IN
her arms, and loved them even as do women
who do not belong TO the nobility. i had a
warm corner for her in my heart as soon as
/ saw how she loved the babies. Her hus-
band is a small man, with round head,
closely shaven gray hair, heavy gray
moUstache, eye glasses, aud squint eyes. He
wore plain gray business suit, aud devoted
himself 10 a Russian paper until his break
fast was brought. He did not pay any at
tention 10 the babies, but he looked with ad-
miring eyes over the topof the paper AT every
slender and sYlph- like form that toated In
charming white robes down the aisles OF the
DTeakfast-rOOm."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

THE FUNERAL OF NJ. THIERs-The fu-
neral OF NJ. Theirs is TO be at the expense of
the French government and be made a ma
uonal demonstration OF respect TO his mem
DRY, conducted with the greatest pOmp. The
remains will be inferred in the InValides.
NJ. Theirs left political will and mani.
festo 10 the people of France, which he de-
signed 10 issue prior TO the election. 1t was
TO have been read to NJ. Gambetta yesterday.
Tie Paris papers of yesterday only had the
mere announcement of his death, and the
Journal DIES DebdtS was issued without any
mention of the event. The evening papers
were filled with eulOgies of the deceased and
POPULATIONS upon the effect the death would
have upon the approaching political crisis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

a. VEGETABLE COUGu SYRUP.
5-.ee only cure ever disco gersd for WHOOYIH9
S.SSE. IL has stood the Tea. OF tW snfy years In
-. VS. o-st reInety for COCGHs. COLDS, GROUP,
49, Ii BOAT. &c, now before the public Tor
-, y &c Principal nrug gfsts, sod h ths proprf-
sSf' k1z4 street northEes1 sens-iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

ANOTHER INVITATION FOR THE PREsI-
DENT.-H. L. Costing, Of Tennessee, called
on President Bayes yesterday, In company
with Postmaster General Key, and presented
resolutions from the mayor and aldermen of
Shelbyville, inviting the President anG
members of his Cabinet to visit that locality
during the southern tour. The President in
reply said If II were possible he would avail
himself OF the opportunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

The EXPERIMENT at the Naval obserya-
tory of admitting the public to look at the
stars, as might have been expected, does not
ia practice work satisfactory. On one even
Ing as many as one hundr people can view
the Heavens. Generally the crowd is great 5r
than can be accommodated, besides which
injury 10 the appliances, which are neees-
saTily very delicate, has been done. For
this reason, in future only those who have
permits will be admitted,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

CoNsTANTlNoPLE, Sept. "a dispatch
received 10 day announces that Ahmed
Pashs yesterday repulsed a Russian atlsck
at Kudikoi, near Rustchuk. The Russians
are stated TO have lost 600 men.
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
M'AULEY'S MISSION.

The friends OF local missionary work OF various
Protestant denominations assembled last evening IN
Association Hall to awaken an interest In Jerry
McAuiey's Water Street Mission, which Is encum-
bered by debt Of over $1,000 which the trustees are
anxious wipe out Upon the platform were clergy
men and sprnkling OF iaymen, including President
Hatch and General Clinton b. Fisk, Of tho Board OF
Trustees, and Thuriow Weed. Among the clergy an
by the program Tor addresses werc Rev. Drs
Rogers Tiffany and Taylor Al halipast seven service
tiemen who participated in Moody and Sankey's choir
at the Hippodrome, was opened and continued until
tho named for the meeting. The regular services
were opened with prayer, Mr.. Hatcn presiding, after
which Dr. Rogers addressed the audience on the sub
Ject OF missions Addresses we're made by Jerry Nc
Auley and q number Of persons who attribute their
conversion to the work OF the mission. At the con-
clusion subscription cards were circulated IN the
audience and quito sum was collected, While much
more was pledged toward the obteraton OF tho debt
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
THE PURDY-JONES CASE.

W. NJ Norton. Jr, OF No A West Tenth street, was
arrested by Detectives Cunning and Thompson OF the
Central ONCE OF the parties concerned in the
removal and disposal Of Mr.. McKendrlch jones' Iur-
niture from No. IL Washington square. Mr. Norton,
Il Is said, was roommate and bosom friend Of Sea-
brooke Purdy for about three months and cog
nlzant OF all the transactions that between
Purdy and the other parties who were con-
necled with the selling oil that $50, 900
worth OF furniture. Inc detectives, who
have been looking Tor Norton for time were
somewhat gratiied yesterday wncn he walked into
the Central Office TO ask II there ythng in
the Purdy matter. Detective Cunning had a war
rant his possession issued by Judge BixDy last
urday and after chatting little while with the young
man. much 10 the lattcr's SURPRISE produced IL,
Told him he would have to go far as Jefferson
Market Court IL was late In the afternoon when
he Reached there, and he Was unable pro-
cure the required ban, $1,000 before the Court
closed. Norton said to DO ol very respectable
family IN Providence L. L. and declared yesterday that
no matter what he knew about Purdy's transactions,
nc could bring abundant proof to show that him
sell never realized anything whatever from them. lie
sent Tor Mr.. l. q. West, OF The hrm of West, Brad
ley Carey, hoop skirt manufacturers, East Twenty
ainth street, TO become his bundsnan Mr. West,
however could not be found last evening IN time TO
prevent hs being locked up Norton, IL is said, Is will
ing make a clean breast OF everything he knows
but anxious to save his friend Purdy.
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
CHARGED WITH ABANDONMENT.

Mr.. William Kinney, dry goods dosler was ar
raigned before Judge Morgan yesterday, on charge
or abandonment, preferred by his vile, Adelaide
Kinney, Of No. AS West Twenty-sixth street. Mr. KIM
zey was arrested on similar charge last June, and
taken before Judge Bixby, at tho Yorkvie Court At
that tme an order made that he should pay his
wife $40 week. The facts In the Of tho trouble
between Mr.. ana Mrs. Kinney have already been pub
lished She was a saleslady when sho was married,
and Mr.. Kinney has since claimed that former hus-
band Of hers supposed to have been dead, sun lives
He Is SUNG In the Court OF Common
Pleas 10 have the marriage annulied. Mr. Henry
Daley appeared for Mr. kinxey yesterday and stated
Judge Daily had refused application OH plain.
tifrs part Tor $40 u week alimony. Judge Morgan,
however said tnat with all respect TO the Court Of
Common Pleas, he was Of opinion that Mrs. Kinney
was entitled to support IRON the defendant until II
was clearly decided that he was not her hus-
band. Mr.. Kinney IN his own behalf stated
that the present movement on the part OF
the complainant nothing more tnan a
deliberate attempt to annoy and harass htu as she
knew that this his busiest season, and proceed
Jugs Of such obliged to go through at
present would bother him greatly. He was wiling 10
appear any other time and answer ali cnarees that
Mrs. KinZey could make against him. On motion of
his counsel the urtner hearing Of the case was ad-
journed till the 9th Of December, and Mr. Kinney
was paroed till that time.