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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-14
BoNNER's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

In October. 1877, William II. Gould l. Co. borrowed
from John Bonner a. Co. $4,000 on the security Of
500 shares of Chicago and Alton Railroad stock.
Bonner Co. subsequently borrowed from the Gen.
trail Trust Company 100000 deposting 500 Of these
shares and ether stocks and bonds including $1,000
OF Wabash Railroad bonds collateral. which had
been pledged by Thomas s. Marloe and 500 shares of
stock in the Bankers and Brokers' Association be-
longing TO Bonner 4 Co. On January 3. 1873. Gould
Gated. and were compelled to pay to the Union
on January the Central Trust Company sold
out the 500 shares pledged to it, realizing
S3s.Ooo. At the same time the company sold
other securities pledged by Bonner Co.. sufficient
with the proceeds OF Gould h Co. q stock to pay up
the loan to Bonner Co. and to leave surplus of
$3.50 50. The company, however, did not sell Mr..
Marloe's $4,000 Wabash bonds, nor Bonner Il Co. s
Bankers and Brokers' Association stock Gould II
Co. brought suit in the Supreme Court against the
company and Marloe TO compel the company to FELL
the other securities remaining IN it's hands to
increase the surplus in which the plaintiffs would be
entitled to share In Supreme Court, Special Term,
yesterday. Judge Van Worst gave judgment for the
plaintiffs, holding that their claim reasonable
aud Just, that the loss should fall oil the par
ties rataby. II is application of natural Justice.
he says. which requires every one to exercise his
right in way not to occasion loss TO others which
might be avoided without Inconvenience to himself
The complete interest OF should not be
spared ut the expense of the other.
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For TIE ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE.
'ahc H!:i;rnlHry.

In recent si,i5 to New York We waro Gs
usual deeply Interested in tho noble hospitals
HAT adO?n shat c:tf. twenty SIX urge build
lnsS arc flied with Tic Suffering cnCs there and
in The ample grounds OF ono Of them c new
erection Of fin? propaIiiurs has been pct up in
nrMcry ol q deceased friend, aud 81! who pass
soc carved IL ltttrs & enduring stone the
name Of him who is thus grac9iu h remembered.
" nat grand nlo:iuEiC NJ 10 departed worth is
thls,a boz levIug tho remembrance that thus
associates departed friends with perpetual
charity TO the sick Equ .ily a!loainc is it 10
walk through tho ward. nn0 sec tho many Inc
lnora 6Cd5 that have bsCu endowed there.
The f Il Get ani "i'ho May bc:d" arc in-
| Scrp.!ons thai meet tie cyn and tell ot life
whose promise vas cat OF in its sp1g limo.
| but ii thus kept in perpetual memory.
Great aud smalI ere relative ttrmN. These
stately halls, lofty corridors and LUXURIOUS
rooms, "L'ch tbs cisi.S bGili in accordance
can OIL y lQila;e ii2 aliIt OF their example ant!
cafe for Cur SICK il ,ho ,lia but substantial
h0ma &c cal, Tie A|cxanl.ia lG6rmsry," NO
shall BE- CqGsv blaas:tl o? tie King, VINO ell,
Cd t. inherit HE everlasting kluydcm al who
clrtd tGr Ills spiieElDs children II aas sick
anu ye wished ne Therefore. Como sc
blessed Of NY FatI4r, iihcri. The kingdom pro
Jared tGi sou If2lu tic foundation Gt Inc world :"
WA lot crirJ one Eho rGa:5 this appeal do
somGth';iG, acc1rCiCs 70 trc ability With which
esd has tIcs'.3 them, 20 relieve our IrGtmlry
IL thl5 hour Of 10 urgent H3cd
II It Wc!c possible 10 ruretalo tho bnidirg,
ami th1a relieve ho ladies in charge Of tho IL
naaccs Ct iho yearly burden OF rent, lhay might
tccEonlao tlcir funds 9rd not be reduced to
t;;ciT i,rrseLt s.railuCss
generous friend has offered to li;u two
hurd. cd dollars il the rest of the money
Tor the pUrchsso Ct tha buildiag can be
Obtained. Who will help? The necessity OF
aolnc place whc1c The sick can be cared for, the
wounded token AID tho homclisI sufferer shell
tered he's TOO often b2cn demonstrated to loue-
CT nccd proof, but s0m9 active cyaiton must
ho made ct once or tho only Institution ia this
part 81 cur State, where this can be done, must
be c'oleJ. Kind friends shall this be 20
The Treasurer is Col. hrtku7 Herbert, aud
lie viii bo : ii 10 rcc-iTc any CONT i1utiors fer
Tic lhimary. The ccrey Of tho town too arc
n!@aya ready 10 Aid in the good work, and will
ratSMit al donations Tho blcssiuss NO pour
upon others oica rctutn to US tenlclI, and
God IS TO- unrighteous that He will forget
io1r wtik, aat laIofs that pfocccdnth of love,
which |tv3 ~ have showed fJr lis Names
sake. SN
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h-lEsE,EErE.f .N-EkI-E.

The Eiaa!ion 10 thc case Of James ii.
Young. who shot end killed George Hinton ai
Petersburg, last Saturday, wG1 begun yas.cT
day. Several Witnesses were Examined w!icaC
testimony will be used in the final !riaI.
Colonel Robert II. Nimmo, we'll known
throughout f!r&ibia, Gicd III Noriul; yesterday
Tho dcc1a2 vas iJr macy yeas 4 merchant o!
Richmond, aud before lhn var commanded tic
old Faycto Artillery. tic abyu! year aga
removed TO Norfolk.
The cngir0or o0rps Of th+ Shcsuulioah Val
10y railroad il now ia the fed runnirg ,xperi
mental hrcs to an !uciaCc ion Hith ihn Chesa
pcskc and Ohio railroad. Tic las to Fishers
Vlc les been surveyed Lnd &c Iiihi OF way
secured. Auo!ncr lac 10 Wayucsborr' GaL
anolh1r TO S!auntou, ali he iun u ouce.
The Court OF Appears ilaqirz granted wit
Of Error ia the case OF Peter Wright (e1lOred).
sentenced 10 DO hanged at Liberty. elio.I
County, to'm5:r1w, for the murder CT Robert
NJ. TuHpn o. tic 18Th al JuGo last, tic order
OF tho lover Court is superseded n:d tn, Cxj-
al tuU DiI,k ,,iIr:,i
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rbc Wing saf=: 'E.iurL5 irom Tic o1uG-
lies remote ir0ul railroad AID Telegraph come
10 Slowly. ThOSa ::o!!FlG yesterday were but
cJIEr4 lt0ry /! CUT Ia6U estimate 81 23 rcsUIuSt-
CTS in The Ggn3;u and sc rad juStcrS in the
iioUsr.
" Ih0 yoiu at Ha3ligs. in Fairfax c5u1ty, has
httu rcc.iNci, and IS tcr Smith 20; Round, 4;
FSrr. j.. Humphreys, 10; Pearson, |, Sni!h's
il'i9llty IN the county is 81.
Mcuoico majority for tho House ia Kappa
hlnu0,k coulty over Turner, rcadjuster, is $50.
LEVELS mcaritg for tho Senate ia the Fr1d
eric district is Ssh
Nelson majority ior ;bo House 10 Calkc
| and Il airyc, i, 3l5
paudr!deo' q 'aaiorty over l'aunlo:cy for the
House, il Frederick eouu!y. is 40.
The III; Jrity ia PiiuCa William County for
NicoI. d,b.-puScr. over L5na, rtaiiuster, was
253. ana that FOX Su'Ih. debt payer. over
! k0und, rCalI ustcr, DID
Office! returns from kuG William o'cots
Judge Gregory, deb, payer 10 the House, over
q hcItc. flls Is . county that Wa7 counted
| The 0jhcr way yesterday.
| i'AgEE.EUGG. Nov. S.---'ihc Richmafd cor
respondent OF the iul.x'Appcal says: Tho
official vote iroi.i Gen. Hyolt NJ k,iliott's dis
trct c>ni!ms..hia election to Ike Senate Ficl;liu,
| utut tSSGi III lhD buCSltrIiatu SENATORIAL uiS'
tr;ct Is r'i c;r,i ~ - Cvr his rradjus,ing opro
rent. Nrwman il certainly df2atcd 10 the
'iar"2,r section 52 Wirgtirl. republican debt
rayrr 9,n debt payers IT'LL claim that they
may "cer7G y bar" majority on jipiGt ballot, but
r'1't nj tic best inttrmca and those of tho
cooks aiGmcnta aro inclined to believe thai
tho cila!ic2i ere mole &lit 10 be the ether way.
The Indications arr l.Ht there will bo aGy mum
| h,r Ct contested Hr,ts. The Contest was very
ocsa III macy sections. The Norfolk seals ere
| likely 10 be claimed by Major Taliatcrro and
| Mr.. Mycis GA the ether hand Fick.in'a op-
rnrcn! in buckingham will fontcst his scat.
Massey will hsrdy mskn any effort to secure
ihc Place ti,Ht i,a expected III the upper branch
oi The t.,ai4la;ur!. lie wGS ;Ie!2atcd b2 such
y large majority that h. :la4 v,ry little to shy
about lis c!@c'ion. liz party, however. have
promised 10 ntnkH proper provision for him IN
TIC capitol.
q diSpntrh tom Richmond 10 lie Ntw York
| Herald say: Neither tha dent payers nor the
readiu",crs, Gs it FccIrs now, can elect the
Senator without thr AID OF tho rcluAirana.
It ia supposed General Mahonc, leader of the
rCadiHStrrs, will be tiio candidate Of that fac
ton. The candidate OF The debt paycrs il uu-
ctr,aIr, aud may 10 ccmprom,so m.G 10 :uit
The republicans"
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PfP FEEFyS FEcl~.S

Agoob KHAN, Governor Of lIaf4i, il sad to
bo prtc icay imr,isGna! in tio citadel ly his
troops.
The BoDaplrli1ts have nominated Marshal
Caurobcrt rs Il candidate fer tie Senate from
tho depaI tmout Of Lower Charontc !'nc acc-
| lion will take rlac, Oh the oh inst.
The Paris Estafoto dcnca the report TINT
Prince jerome Napoleon has surrounded him Q
| sell with & c)mplo'c diplomatic household Gn,l
~ taking on tho airs Of competitor for The
presidency or tho empire, AID !ays tho Pr, &c
IL moro retired than ever.
Tho Remuneration hy tic ArcLdu2hce3 Marie
Christine ('hc future tluacn Of Sp1in) OF her
tights to the Austrian SUCCESSION will tako
pl.c) on tlln Is h inst. in tho prCscGc, e. all
tho aIchdGchcs.c1 OF the royal family, members
OF the privy counciI, The Au,ttian and Hung.
srlan ministers. the president of both houses of
tho two l'orlsTcniS ard the Spanish anhas.
salor
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'l"'' u, ,..l y ~ N,,, 1910 |
HASni-'"@"-'' T. o.' ~''''
The Attempted burning G. Uco. Hf2. L1e -
efficg at Falmouth. Va, cicatC5 protGGd sur'
,,;c, boro o,I noooyo cav # O. Nib wants TO
p'''' r.. t,o.-, r.t :, !,
Durn HAD sN's1 HI" '0<'"',
favor OF n State r'y!as ii5f ias- dco'F' 'nI
logca! acGrcnoa j. th.;. SIX moGtns hence II "'!
u,.t n burn trr man bius,If for Inc same
1850. III .i,,, .,.,rc,i.,o v,D}I ba ! Gai.,ly
i'Aaoo' ,"1 ,r,r;.,
preitr"p'" |" "e:' '''o' - -
Gen. Grant VIII not Gc mere &c INC reunion
OF tho Army OF the tullueliahu aiu Tue un
veIiIng oil 'he ihUhias sta'uc Oh TIC l'ti' IaSl'
The occasiol vii! he o erca! one hcVolin'l-Ss'
AID an immense croHd Is eNpecttu 10 DO ilCs
ent The crews Of oil Inc Z. D. Vc:S:ia al lho
Navy ard. inc!uaiaS ihos; 10" % men WY
here from NOTION Will 'ANH paw !" '''c '.i'-
moplta..
Ihe treasury i''nh'!!hS Il: IL 10 iccslpt "i III
formation isoniho L. = N'''S%' SsebGlal al '1'u
don llat TIC i'intSh "'YI'hL.UIt las 'S;uv'
o:dcr5 pnhItlunK tie lnHoit@;'2ii Il shfep
from tho l.. .. Gittl ne Ia ii5.'
The receipts at the treasury to DAY ron 10
tt1nal revcnao amounted 10 S4n2 wy iroll
customs, SjG9,G53. :ht Nssioaai bank notes
received !Nr redemption at Inc Treasury for thH
week crd!ng 10 DAY ANNOUNCED 10 5000 '0Uo; 1or
the cJF1aspGGdloS week l'st ?chT, Sl,'uo. Vooi
| Tor 10 day. -; .oJo' lie u. o. to3oS gov
| deposited III HE iIGsSaly - security !Gr Ma"
tioua Bank noe ccnIal,n amount 10
| $500. lT0. $50; Tie amouot oi u. :. bonds DC
no:l.ed as s:cuiity 10; cIrcu!.tlon turIUg The
week ending to day vas so ,1oV; tic amount
| Withdraw was Eas9,o3o
SCiitli0r Genera! hciaGf Sayn ina; report
ia the G281 OF the PURCHASERS Of the Harper i
| Ferry properly will b. ready hy Iu:sdiy. Some
CT tho purchasers agree to retain Tho lots they
| bought ct the abatement made by tbo H07Grn
mcnl; others don't think o00ngh abatement
| has been made. aud tbs probability H. ns h(r3-
| tolorc stated 10 this correspondence, that The
ale will be annuIlc| and tla Government again
take possession OF the property and dlsnG3o OF
it at future sale Tho Solicitor, i'll hli con
VcrSaion with your cCrrCsr ldcGt, said lie had
| Just received & letter from Brunswick Co., Va,
stating tia. tho r2rudiatcr5 had swept all that
section of the State. AID that if tho republican,,
would only play thoir osrds right they could
carry tho State Ut Tie next claction. for the
| debt payers we're outraged, ard Tcnlt meyer
vOto viii! tao irrudiatoIs agalr.
| A dispatch lrsi rcrclvr!' here licn
New York slys the whcI1 Steir re
publican ticket at that State has been
| elected win the exception Of the cat
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Examination G0ncsuGed.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. Tho txan ina
ton oil - Witnesses in the Case Of James Nj.
leung charged With the murder of Geo. Hinton
on the night OF Nov Isl was concluded before
Mayor Cameron al noon 20 day, without arsu
meet by the Couoscl for the defence. The
prisoner was rtm4nt@d Ia jail 10 await trial at
the January term OF the GusIiups Cont Tho
court rc9m was density crowded.
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collision and E.aSS OF Lille.

LEwEs. DEL Nov The ship LAZY O,ta-
via from Brcakwstcr for Nov York, colidod
With tho steamer Champion from Now York
Tor Charleston, striking tho steamer amidship,
sinking her in five minutes. IL is 1umorcd that
% persons are savc'! and 80 lost. The collision
occurred % miles cit the Canes at + o'clock
yesterday morning. Tho ship is badly damaged
and Is being lowed to Philadelphia by tug.
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E,sIi OF E:uiIll.lWS.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Nov. "A tcrri:o dis
aster occurred on tho corner OF Second and
Main stroots yesterday afternoon. -Four brick
three story buildings, occupied by Garlic s. SONG
extensive cracker sind candy manufacturers,
tumbled down and W 70 completely consumed
by fro. At tho time the aaciden. occurred 1U7
persons, mostly boys and girls, aged from II To
~ years, wcro st work in tho factory, all of
whom oscsped siivo except +. The cxllso OF tho
accident cannot be fully delorminnd but il il
10 hayo been = starch cxplnsinE.
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ErrcStp<r-NOG sII;s!y

AUGUSTA. GA. Nov. S.--ht1 O'Clock this
morning Joseph Seals vas arrested in This city
for shooting c5uniy consict named Joo Lam
scy. ! is stated that Seals WAS drunk when
he fired the fatal shot. but Seals claims tho
killing was entirely accidental
GroenbcrrY Hopkins, charged with tho mur-
dor Of Edmund Martin. was ir;ad yesterday.
This morbiug the jury brought 10 verdict of
mot EnltT. B0.ll parties W r. co!ctcd.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

II bG.:lioro yesterday Virgins stocks -.
covered 10 Gcnlo oxtan: f!o.a tho depression and
decline ct the previous two days, though Tho
feeling at the close was feyerish. Consols soil
largely ct COL for small bonds and GO for lo,oo
closing 59$sC0 against 5s5a60 on Thursdsy. Tin
lo'aos were moro unsettled. Alter opening s.
~ the price declined 10 Al. and rallied to a.;
closing 47ss4Ia against 45i bid on Thursday.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, NoY'r. s.-Tho mar.
ket today is steady, and prices arc firm. Flour
is QUOT and unchanged. The receipts of Whes,
have Increased. and prices are frmer, and to.
day the offerings amounted to $500 buehels
which sold ut 12o $50, l35, l24I. }35, 1873 and
l4J for fair 20 good, there bong no offerings Of
fancy. Corn is also stronger. end G3a bushels
SOLD 81 81 ard rs for now, sad IS and 81 fer OLD
60 bushels o. Hyo brought s., sad l26 0: Osls
T. and 43.
COAL REpoRT.-Tho following is report Of
the receipts and shipments OF coal during The
week ending to-day:
RECEIPTS.
Amer. Coal CO., J. H..Parrott, jr, As... 3,!S;
Bamp. i balt., Edward Norbert, Agent. $50
j. L. A2now - Co...,.,..............,.... 10
oUGi
SHIPMENTS
American Gosi ............................, IA
!lalili'. 90 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
J. i. AgneH & 500
1oIsi""".' $50
BALTlMoRE, Govomhef 6.-Virginia sixcs dc.
ierred u DO consolidated ISL; co second Sc
| RES -; PAST duo coupons -; new len to-.
| lies AS bid TO- day. Cotton Ggm; pliddliag L.;
Flour quiet and unchanged. exccp. tcr SuIv,s
and Extras, which arc zoe Gil. Hhost--Sou.h.
ern trmer; Western higher md strong; South.
ern red 127al31; do ambor l40aii5; No Msry-
| land-Do Offering; No Western winter rGi
spot and Nov 49, Ial37; Dec 143i sii3!; Jan l47i
sllS. Oorn-Southern moro active; Western
| quill Southern white 6is56i do yellow 6ls5;;
| Western mixed spot and Nov IS :55l; Dec GA
IS; Jan 50; steamer i7a50. Oats steady and
az Rye quiet at SSa&O. hay firm; prime t.
choice Penns and MAJ yland l5slG Coffee quiet
and steady Rio csrgoes lisl1l. Sugar higher;
A soft II s.lC5. Whlskey steady ut 81 l2i.
NEW YORK. Nov. I Stocks buoyant Men.
cyl Flour quiet. Wheat dull. Corn guc,
| ----.-------------
PoKT OF ALEXANDRIA. NOVEaBEE y.
Sun risos....... & SO Sun ss,LS............ a! Il.
CLEARED.
StrJ " Thompson. lower rni'c, by i A Noe.
Schr Alfred BrahTnok, rfovdeucn, by hmrr
Coal Go.
MEMORANDA
Schr } Il Vanduson, GEORGETOWN, at Wnc
ham 5.h.
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Lbl r. }.

Foil hsloep in JESUS, thi. morning. At three
O'Clock, William 4. JOHNSON, in his
10Th year. Gfs- Friends and acquaintance are
respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, from
ms lale fe:ldenca. B. r. corner Queen and Pitt
stroe's' b! > O'Clock to morrow Sunday after
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.:S-- sf.E"t..E. st2@cz{3::,

NlcDs!o:,p, Nov. 5.~Gho Dispatch ci &C. apy
says we have no additional returns from The
recent S;atc election. Except King William
which il2cts Gregory, Debt payer, By majority
Of g.. This makes II deb: payerd certainly
elected 10 TIC House, with chaEca for
oti cGs. We ll4ssi'| the House SIS follows:
Conservative debt payers elected, 4:
White republican debt payers electcJ,
White republicans elected uncertain Oh debt, :
UCicr4l republicans elected, i
R"gdiI-GTs elected, .;
Portsmouth lie,
Not head ifcm.
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E'tre.

f"RTL,Nn. hle, Nov 7-Waitor Coxs con-
dictionary storc, No. Middle street, WAS burn
'd this morning. and Plummors lhrno story
WOODEN block Was ;nynagod by tfo and water
i,ns7 on Co.'s building s. 0G1; insurance. 81 10l
fI'tlhmHrs I0as Ii SIC. uuU; Insurance S30n0
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOwDBNs
SATURDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER {

Gen. Hampton, in TecC1t speech IN his
Slate, soil that sjrSic imprudcut act OF
foolish man in Tic South does moro harm TO
that scctiou than tho exemplary behavior of all
her wise mon fJr o decade osn remedy. If that
be 50, and 20 man acquainted with the temper
of tho North dGubis H. what injury has been
done Virginia ly the thousands Of her citizens
who have just PFC 'a!IDeG TO thc world that they
arc 10 favor Of rcrudisiiag their Stats ust
debt ? And how capital and immigration will
s1uD, nni morality, Responsibility, thrift,
ldusIry, aud even civilization DO tempt
cd TO fec away from sacIl,n OF
caunjry, 10 which, hut for the Timely in
teri rae, 81 sonC who were not utterly lmper-
yi0us to the Influences Ci all honorable enc
tons, brave ard gallant gentleman would have
bo,n Turned 10 cfiigy ir no other reason than the
TACT that no is ia favor of sustaining tho honor
AMI credit OF Virginia by the payment OF hei
Just dobIs? Firginians c)rdsmn tbs nihilists
10 Russia, tho socialists IN Germany. and the
communists 10 Frarc, and tho northern States
of America, but when the prcdisposiug and
exciting causes Of tho actions Of these encmio;
OF thoir respective countries arc compared with
those that influenced tho parties engaged in the
recent outrage ct Falmouth. thn latter will be
the more Coz surahIo IN :hr Judgment Of al
right thinking mcr. Tho honest people cf The
State anu all Nirpiuian4 who have auy scll-r:-
spect. rcgic: and denGuaco tho attempted in
4 r. 4 l,,I
the injury has been done, and the people OF the
North will hn the moro easily induced TO be-
lievs what the radicals toll them. that tho
South is tho saio abide Of thieves, robbers,
roushs and outlaws. and that tn have l'fcai-
dent oil ctrd by the votes oI snrh m3n would be
a disgrace, to the ljaion and shame aad rt-
p!Oach 20 Tree institutions.
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Outrage in Falmouth.

From tho fredericksburg Star.
ln orncr to eiVo q finishing touch to Stall
ford's disgrace, on last Wednesday, ia Fsl
mouth. an tfii2y Of Gen. Fitz. Lee was lr,
pared and paraiod through tho streets and
tollowcdb crowd Of hundred or moro per-
sons, black and white. Il was their Gctermi.
nation To burn the cfiigy, tus wo learn MIR. DG 4
Green. MIR. 0 Banbon and MIR. Seddon, who
WeIo 10 this place ut The time, htarDg of this
dispatched MIR. Seldom t. Falmouth, who
succeeded 10 arrcsting tho burning. Tho lar-
tlclpants 10 Il il disgracefnl and disgusting af.
lair will DO condemned by every man who has
any self respect.
From tho fredericksburg Recarior.I
MIR. j. A. Seldom val in Fredericksburg
when he learned of an attempt to burn Geo.
Leo 10 cHigy in Falmouth. lilo immediately
went to that place ct full speed, and By his
Efforts sucoc cdcd in dciea!og this digraceiul
pr0I,ct
How CHAMPAGNE WAS DlscovARED. Tho
discovery that rovolutionized Tho vino trade
That the process Of fermentation could bo check
ed and an elervcscing vino produced in conso.
quenco, Was most probably, like many other
grand Inventions, tho result of accident rather
Than do0ign. For instance, n knowledge of tho
properties Of bottled beer was discovered By
himself WAS tho first to find out tho virtues aid
peculiar aroma of highly dried snuff, and tho
discovery made his masters fortune doubtless
II was to some similar fortuiLOus confederation
OF circumstances That tho art of making that
br Ght cloar. and sparkling wine, which is ss
pleasing to tho eye Ms il il grateful 10 the palate.
is due.
Here is ono version believed by many 70 bo
correct ono: monk, who had distracted from
chsk IN the monasterial colars of his convent
some still champagne, which he bottled for his
own private drinking, WAS alarmed ono night
by series OF explosions Corks had been
b'' va INTO tho air, and tho stolen vino which
lie had Va;nly underworld to keep in conlino.
lntht, was running in iroth and foam over tho
sides OF tho bottles. Tho terrified monk con-
ciuded that tho fend must have got into the
wiLo; but the prior Of tho monastery know
bet!or. Ho tasted tho vino, found at once that
It was good, sbrewdly determined to bottle some
tor himself. and endod by eongthrough - serts
of experiments which had for result tho dis.
:, 'vtry Of the true art of making chamrsgnr.-
One Week.
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Gcucral satisfaction is felt 10 Havana with
tho t'l inr Inc abolition Of slavery. which waa
read IN tbs Senate at Madrid on Tho 9Th inst.
IL tilends only some irfcrnrcilatla among the
livahO.dersianl ll;era!s.
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S:.IhDOlSta hHurllnr-

BANGOR, NJ, Nov. S.-Jamcs Norris Brad
10y vas louud dead in mill this m:raiog Sith
his threat cut nfea hes bscn arrealcd at
Newport CT: suupicnn.
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u john hnsso! Md; ,iro barbour. Va; } II
Pet.y, n y; j 81 Kidd, BALTIC; w McIJsns.
man, King Gsorgo %; L K SLribling and wills,
Fla, jonas Sim pson, Rid; 4 j Evans, Hich.
mohdi q Boyd Barrett, Washington; Judge
James Ssnsster, Burke's; j Il Crossmsn. Wash.
ingt9n; 600 I Harrison, Herndon; James Il
Clements, Arlington. -
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Elrived-Bon!s NJ d Co7so Phoebe and John
MIC, Jas Green, Annon, r. Maloy, r Ii Dar
boy, l. Grant a. S Wintringham, MndSS llnw
ison, To American Coal Go; q NJ Ryan. t.,
Georges Creek Coal end Iron Co; Aryan,, r
kralz 10 Jno L Aguow. Go.
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Johnnie. Jas Green, d Annon. n Malloy, Via
Darbey, L Grant. A $ Winlrngham ~
Howison and Nj Ryan.
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The Southern Planter and Farmer for No
vembor has hem received from it, publishers,
10 Richmond. This number contains the
fourth series Of articles on Grct Fallow Crops
Animal Manurcs and Commercial Fertilizers.
The November pumber Of the Princeton Re,
view has been reoivod ffosn lis publishers, il
New York. Its contents arc: Professor
Huzley's Exposition Of llnmc's Philosophy;
lloivelsity Questions in England; Professor
TyI dill unou the OIigin Of Tho Cosmos Com
paratiVo View Of American Progress; Tho A
Pfiori Novum Organuri OF Christianity; Bi.
u ct .llisln; Point of ContneG between Science
and Revelation; and Herbert Srcnucr's Data
CT Ethics.