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IN NO HASTE TO BE 44RRIED.
MES BLYE's ROMEO SHOWS NO EAGERSRssT TO CLAD
HIS JULIET.

MES BLYE's ROMEO SHOWS NO EAGERSEssT TO GLADE
HIS JULIET.
The examination of Colonel Henry j. Blye on
charge of assaalting an actor named Joseph +.
Brien was held yesterday in Justice Dafy's private
room in the Yorkville Police Court. Colonel Blye's
daughter Helen. formerly of Days Theatre was IN
Court, having come in the company OF Coionei
Porter friend Of Brien's. The statements MADE
Friday in Court by the two men were repeated, ana
the daughter was told by the Court that she must
return TO her parents hone. she being yet only
eighteen years old and, therefore, minor The
young woman took dramatic attitude at once and
IN a manner intended to be very affecting said shat
years Old and she was, therefore, at present per-
feetly we'll able to take care of herself; she
had also supported her parents for some
years, but she intended to do so no
longer much less live under one roof
with them she loved her mother and would always
be glad TO meet her, but her father had long ago
forfeited her respect. If compelled to hive with
him. and it should be for hundred years. she Wouid
not open her lips to him. - 100
well" SAID Justice Duffy, "why not settle TINS
matter here now and forever by allowing II 70 unite
you in the bonds of wedl0ckf 1t seems 10 me that
would be a very advisable c0urce to pursue under
the circumstances.
MAY be sO," SAID Miss Bye archly but the
lover seemed to have been suddenly transformed
into deaf mute. After waiting in vain for some
reply from BIN, the young lady said, guess
Judge Pll tsrry little longer" The court placed
the father under $500 bonds 20 keep the peace LOT
six months and then discharged him on his parole:
The daughter left court with Colonel Porter, and
drove OIL with him IN q coupe, while BrIeu ana
friend walked away in another dIrectlOn. D1lSB
BIye 10 no longer attached to Daly's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
BASEBALL NOTES.

At Boston yesterday the Cleveland Club de-
feated the Bostous by score OF IN Az rfovoencs
80 n tc.eoa defeated the Providence Ciub by score Of
Tbr Buffalo Club defeated the Worcester Cub as
g,,Tces,er yesterday by score or 2te l. AT Albany
the Nationals defeated the Albany Cuo W scereo
btGA =,
The game between the Boston and the
ceveIapd Clubs ct BestOn. Friday resulted In VIC
tory for tic home club by . score OF toe
Avery interesting and Close game was played az A.
bauy NJ T., Friday. between the Nafi0uaf ana me
Albany club, which was won By the former eias ~
me Worcester Club was defetsd nc Worcester Asss.
Friday, by tha Buffalo Ctnbs Tbe score wssVts@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The following leaves
~ absence have been granted: TO Assistant Engineer
W. Watson Norfolk Navy Yard. one mouth to Assist
antsuIgeon n. H. Drake Of the Naval Hospital, New
York one month Passed Assistant Paymaster Louis
A. Yorke OF the Navy Yard, Pensacola one month; to
Mates b. G. Perry, three months, aId C. g. BiDoer one
month The leave of abseDc- granted Passed Assistant
p,yn,nster H. f. stancH has extended six months
Win permission TO leave the United States.
MidshiDinan iward T. Wise has resigned, 10 TAKE e.
feet on September l next.
The orders relieving Commander j. d. Graham nom
the PaAsaic have been revoked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
THE WHIPPI1G-P0ST ADVoCAZED.
REMEDY FOR. PETTY CRIMES SUGGESTED BY
PHILADELPHIA GRAND JURY.
% TnIp

PHILADELPHIA GRAND JURY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE.I
PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-The Grand Jury in
their final presentment for the May term, made this
morning, advocates the reestablishment in PenDsy[
wanna the whippingpost as remedy for the crowded.
condition Of the prisons. The presentment says:
The evil results Of this crnwdng Of more than one
criminal into cell hardly be Overestnaled, AID
the proper remedy dOes noe consist In en-.
llrging tue prisons. OvercrowdnR IL oeeasioned
In u great measure BY Idle persons VINO
voluntarily commit petty crime for the purpose OF
getting comfortable quarters with nothing to do. We
are convinced that wne incarceration 10 q sensitive
nature may De painful and humiliatng enOugh to ac
cOnplsh All objects sought to be attained oy punish
II any KIND, and to prevent the repetition or the
offence, yet OF very large proportion OF
persons who form what Is termed - tue DANGEROUS
classes" OF society, which include habltuai
ana professional thieves, weil-dressed PICK
pockets, adruit swinders. AMI confluence
men, together VITA tho. OF more brutal nature, O
short term OF imprisOnm ut in comfortable quarters
with Wholesome food is not adequate o. obs ain the end
required ~ IL proven by OTepeated commitments OF
some criminals. The punishment should DC severe
short and decisive. Then prison capacity would,
we feel assured be sufficient To meet the requirements
Judge Thayer before whom the preseutment was made
thought the remedy TO be found In making prisoners
urk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
THE SEIZURE OF THE ATALAY4.

QUEBEC, June 5.-The Atalaya, suspected
having contraband articles OF war concealed on board'
still lies at anchor the captain having made oath tnat
the vessel contains articles conrabaud OF war tne
customs officials have instructions from Ottawa that
further search shall be ordered unless the Spanish
Government becomes responsible for IT, Referring to
the Atalaya The Mereyy says: An attempt seems 10
have been made to make Canada a base or operations
s",nst Cubn We have full confidence that the Cana
dlu authorities will fully vlndeate tho honor OF !neir
country and mainain unsuIed its strict neutraHty Ill
1 he affairs Of other Nations"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
NEW-oRLEANS R0WING MATCH.

NEw-ORLEANS, June 4.-To-day was the
last dAy Of the ST. Johns Rowing Climb Inter Re-
gatas The rOwcd n straight mile ana
half The senior singe-scull race won by
RIG Muagrove, OF the ST. Johns Club brntng ODonncl,
Of the Neptune Rusc Of the Pcnsacolas. and Higgins
OF the COhoes in the order named Time, 1O:3Oi2 The
snge-scu gig by Louis Z. Rire, the 81.
Johns Club. defeating rukc, OF the Neptunes anh Gal
lagher. OF tho RiversldCs, IN The order named. Time.
1901 The for fOur-Oartd shells was by the
H-dales. defeating the shOcwaecancttes, Burmg,Ons
and st. Johns In the order named. Time, 0:I5. Tho
Shoewaecamctes with accident to their steering
apparatus, causing loss Of timO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
TIE COURTS.
LOOKING UP 4 BONDSMAN.

George Stanley was arrested on May rs.
charged with having in his possession one hundred
counterfeit trade dollars and held in 81 900 bail for
examination on Tuesday next. Yesterday William Rahls
presented himself Il bondsman. lie made ati!avt
that he lived at No. 81 Chathams where he said he
kept restaurant. and that owned property in vii.
lamsburg for which he had paid 5000. Inyestga.
proved his statement false and when he appeared
before United States Commissioner Shields To complete
the bond arrested. on complaint OF assistant
United states District Attorney Ttuny, charged with
perjury. he was committed to LudlOH Su Get jail In
default Of - 900 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
THE DEAD E3fPREsx (
81 HEfxRanuRsr. askuddx. I'M 3.

The funeral OF the late Empress of
will be solennised AZ the PeReFaaioysk Hoe<De
Wednesday Mex TIE body Of the Knpren WI ~ =
moved today 70 the large chapel IN the WtueeR x1c
and funeral services viii be held tbsse, - wh1uA -
sons attached TO the Court hayo been dtreeted tee
Tie remains will be taken Co the FHrtsep on Mend2&
Tic IN state. An the high of1sixb a. ~ 8pe&1
now on furlough VIII return 90 g. rosersta<sts -
The Russian Army has been ordered TO wssx oc1e
Ing fer sx mouths a. . maskof respestt - r1s 1870
OF the late Empress " " - IA
A dispatch from Paris states That General c11g1t
started IRON there Tonight with large stan. ~ A
bassador Extraordinary az the fu11rsL Is Tx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
GRAND ARMY or THE REPUBLIc.

DAYTON Ohio, June 4.-The fourteenth an
nual cnclmpmont Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
viii held ut the Soldiers Home In this place. begin
ming next Tuesday The order VIII he in session
davA thousand members are expected to be present
ON al parts OF the Uaon Five hundred tcnrs have
been put up at the Home for the accom mOdn tor OF
guests. Governor Foster, oil OHIO and Governor Hoyt,
OF Pennsylvania, wilt be present. together with many u
the uromIncut generals OF the WAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
Il NAVAL OFFICER KILLED.

NORFOLK, Va, June 5.-Lientenant w. f.
Zein. Of the receiving ship Franklin, and son of Gen.
eral Zeiiin OF Washington, ID. c. with fatal acct
dent ast1iglr While crossing tohndge his horse
took fright nd away. Lieutenant Zeln falling to
control his hOrae called the tOLkreper 20 shut the
gate hoping thereby 10 stop the horse Oncal of tho
Closed ana while the boy I'm charge closing
the other half tho horse struck the closed part throwing
Lieutenant illn the bridge with force he
VIVA dead In live Minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
SPANISH RULE IN CUBA.
srppREss,oN or THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRI

sUppRESsloN or THE INSURREcTIoS-THE fK1o
IMPORTATION OF CATTLE.
HAVANA, June 5.-As consequence OF the
recent surrender of the principal insuraent chisf.
eighty families consisting OF 200 individuals. have en-
tered Santiago de Cuba newspaper from the interoe
brings rumor that Caxto Garcia has left the is@se
The Minister Of Colonies has sent dispatch conxra
Iatiug CaptainGenera Blanco on the success OF R1r
campaign $500. a.. -
cattle into the provinces OF Puerto Prlrcpe ana 49,,
Sae de Sba he allowed continue during the n3cat
veor of IasOJSI The Spanish Treasury has opence
new credit for the CuDan Treasury to the amouns -
"a 500 600, st4t7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
WHY HE IS ANXIOUS ABOUT HIS WIFE.

Jacob Ketcham, recently of Providence, r..
L. and resident OF MOntcair N j., has made ALL
dayit before Justice Dean OF Newark, that In March,
while living win his wife. Sarah IN Providence
his home stating that she intended TO visit cousin In
Newark that he found compromising letter ad-
dressed 10 her by Charles Penn. OF Newark. in
which the writer STATED that he cnuld not meet his
KCtcham's) vile btcanSe IL . lack OF money and that
his wife had taken with her 400 belonging him A
warrant issued by the Justice the arrest OF Mrs
KetchaIn and Penn. but they had not been arrested
vpg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
THE BRITISH RIFLE TEAM
LoNDos. Satnrany, jane 8, ~

Sir Henry Halford writes as follows reear
ing the international match at wimbisdon: lnee4
hold no competition for the purpose Of choosing ~
team, but take them from their public sbs0tne 80
general performances, as In my opinion, that = mo6
satisfactory plan fsan sny but vary exbsassivs o
of competitions The team win urobahly be takt4 1ug
among the following names: A. r. Humphreyt n4o3
Miner, Martin Boyd, Messrs. TaerbuTn, MexefbeE
Whitehead. Ferguson, scrtven and Captain Gslca9aD
with. but may select else this years shoet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
4 MURDER IN TENNESSEE.

BROWNSVILLE. Tenn, June 5.--On Thursday
night Frank King killed his wife In ht OF jealousy
He knocked her down with axe, and then dragging
her into n yard beat her the head with heavy
club King and bis wife had not been on good terms
for several weeks On the night OF the murder he told
coored neighbor that he going 90 Kill his WIFE In
and aid he had killed her, AMI wanted the man 70 GU
mn 70 her house. lie then of to the woods. where
he hid until to-day, whei LIE was aEreSleu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Saturday. June .. 1851 =
,teueya dispatcn TO fAe Times says: Is osheveq
that the engineer Of the st. Gothard Tunnei VIA % 49,
- the difficulty axising from tho threatened
coanse OF the passage which occurs tne POROUS
stone Formation where the vaulting has gfvcu way
aisuatch dated BGenos Ayres, June ., receives -
~, 90. .. n "a feasei that the dierences ecrwesn
,so National and Provincial Gevernmsnts relative =
the Presidential election may lead 70 % oa'p1e~A -
disturbances"
A Berlin disuatch TO The Times ssys: THE King q
avar,a has granted the prayer OF his ~
the Rnndesrath, Baron Won Rddharf, Tor two nontA1
leave OF absence from bis post Baron you nuo1sS
wn Wan S tSs Htonst Paul dcuty and he resolved 20
sac W some Independence OF spirit. s
A Madrid dispatch to Reuters Telegram Compsny
saws: ~" Ia stated that the phylloxera has appesEed
in the district Of Coimbrs and On the Douro. IN for
T.s rin,es says; general Sir Lnteru simmons va
M the officer appointed assist the British Aabassso
at Berlin. in the Conference on 'A' ''eeA '' s.
IN. Timer saws surprised by the arrcss OF Josdan
rhomas Dae) and IN consequence OF weakness W ses.
dent snd illness the Canadians have rsy ~ Hsrs
cset Croun6s sL Johns wood asainss ssfsns seem
Of the MarylebOne Cricket Cino. ~
A Bombay dispatch to The Standard sayss ceoe1
Gordon fGordon PachaJ. who recently festened -
ooss Of private Secretary TO tho vlssssy
posi- ,oa. has started for Saaslbsr -.
hold oea.asn sS'ss sn,sss t re RI si
eTaSee% Win "a she King si BELGIUM" IS
ar Alexander T. CALI the Canadian Minister, a. -
90. ,ast night at The Canada Club, sRye an aecosntsf
,se nrosperty OF the Domniou. which. ha I'D. ~ %
one imuiessase need, that Of men. ana he naAee19>
IN asnd 10 indace the ovexpns Of - pepuiexen =
crate 20 land where Independence ana wesssn b 81
them. "
LansAc.. June s.--zbs ssss,s plssps lns rsssDgs9
here. and 2 coo animals have died eas 81 TO- ~
100000 In the Island * u;
S'nprn. Iuue s-Dursne sse Ssssss N ~ 1sa11o1rE
- -. ~. ,o,a a. con AAanea m a uiu1ufsy. f1nln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
THE GRAND PRIZE OF PARIS.

LONDON. saturday. June B. 1850 g
The following is the betting on the leading
horses in the for the Grand Prize = kns
100000 francs, for years old Gotta and filfes Sh
will come of tomorrow Sunday IN Pars:. SIKH -
Mr. g. Brewers bay colt Robert the Devil. to Hesl1
n Haras de CLAIMANTS bay colt Beaumtnst ~ ~
against Mr. MAYORS bay colt Tic ABBOT, an4. ~ ~
against NJ. A. Staub's LIE Destrter. On ~ tes 81
horses, including j. G. Bennetps Huscadin La tndko
MA no herring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
THE ATTACK ON THE RTrUALIsTg


In the action against the Rev. Alexapdot
Mackonocbie, of St Adams Church, Hobsru. . ~
prive him Of his benece, Lord Pembroke Dean q ~
Arches to-day refused grant, writ Of dsprtvasic9
against him az being nugatery. His Lefdship set4
would not be seemly for the Court supersede ~ o1
decree III - former case against BIT. Maekeucoites -
which 10 refused che writ as being Bugat0fJ. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
THE HANLAN AND BOYD RACE.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 5.-Hanlan and
1,oyd arrived this m Irnipg and received by com
mI,toe Of the Narragansctt Boat CIab Hanian TOOK
practice spin on the seekOnk this morning ana ex'
messed himself as highly pleased win tne I%eion; as
R ON fne POTOMAC Boyd also tried the river to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The leave OF absence
granted Lieutenant j. ]. BreretOn, oath Infan
try has been extended three months and that OF First
Lieutenant John j. Cage. 18th Infantry three months
Leave for four months has betn granted Assisthnt-
surgcoa Daniel Weisel, U. s. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
4 COSTLY cnrncn nrnNrp.

CHAMBLY CANTON, Can, June 5.-The Cath
Ole Church at Chanby BASIN was burned last night
The loss IL about 100000; insurance, $l2 900. The
Of the fire Is unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

The IlghC-weghted and nGheheaGe6 Tnffman fnn away
VITA the Iead but when TIE serious stz1n esze DC fo
himseif out Of place, and janet Murray ana Mamie
Fields fouxs &c out the lornsr winning by aaf sensfh
IN 2:I5Aa, Mamie Fields SECOND. Desnoera5 third
The racing VIII be continued on Tueaday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
THE FIRE RECORD.
An Ice norsR nrsrRnYrn-

RoUNDOUT, n. Y, June 5.-The Kuickcr-
booker lee Companys ce-housc at R'ihecr burned
this afternoon 5000 tons Of The building -
valued $1,000. aud the ice at about 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
sANro DOMINGO AND HAYTL

PEACE In BoIH RxPUBLIcs, But FEARS OF DIE
TURBANCEs.
HAVANA, June 5.-The German mail
steamsr by way OF st. Thomas, hy u,
hr,nys sdyfces from santo Domingo to Nay
"a. Though the enemies Of the Republic arc
intriguing, peace Is maataIned the people desrsnx
rest and quiet Generals Jaanfce Castasens sne =
49,. .n.mIes of the rauaers who were oRxnn-
Zinc Conspiracy, have been imprisoned CONVOY 81
.r,ps ana munitions sent BY coa<prators n nVu ~
Sssyt remains quiet r. is rumored that the Empire
will soon be- proclaimed again. ~;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
uEpER 4 0UAPp on HoNo1,.

The body of the late Colonel AudeDreid, of
General serman's STAFF arrived vt Jersey CITY yester
day morning. accompanied by General sherman ana she
cacers Of his stah The remains we're taken 10 the
Hotel Hudson, where they were placed under q guard
OF honor They WI be removed to-day % Woat Point,
whore they win be buried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

An Englishman at q hotel IN New. York
nssd TIE clsTk II there weru "oySteTS Ia zoe hotel"
on, yes" was me ahSwer step right n thg
80 ~. John Ball. -" tliihk you mIgundprstnnd me-
ven know; nean oyster. don't yOu know, n.t -
a heIlGvstsF nlag De call it m this couutrV."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
CHURCH AND STATE IN FRANCE

The Projects of thirty five departments hexo
been ordered assemble tomJrrew Ct tho MlEiscyok
the Interior to receive verbal Instructions scsp6Dgt
execution of the DEGREES Of March 20 sinsf unauno
lied religious societies No male reigf0as eoufratexn
and only ssterhood has asked for the p<ceetasy
legal authorization "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
A SERIES OF DUELS.
D.prr aafurtlav II

FART, slturuay, Suhe ., Ac50' "a
Olivier Pain and LIE Pelletier, writer's o.
the extreme radical paper Not d0rdre, have nls-
craphed from Lyons where they are staying IN eco1e
of The staff OF the Gaulois for duel They wiz fee
In Par 1unc a. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
THE SULTAN PROMISES REFORMS

CoSsTANTfsoPLs, eaturuzy' sous' = l9o.s<
The Sultan, in reply to the address OF NJ
Gogeheu the British Ambassador, on Thurscay, weon
the latter hts credentials, expressed HE ees
for the pshmcnt OF the reforms prescrfbed "
the Berlin Great for solution Of all peudsag 9ue
fftts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
A CATASTROPHE IN FRANCE.

Loxros. Friday. june 4, 1eoes q
A dispatch from Pau states that go
OF the arches of brrdgq being 49,
over the Gave de Pau fell in yesterday, pfectp1.e
tventy vorxmen into the water. Some veFs erusAe4 "
death and others drowned. ~ :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
No cuAEoE IN Mr.. RRouGHAM,

No material change has taken place I'm John
yrouahns coud.scn LAst right he had Iiee lsssle,
and az sdnssbl HE bhysssans di6aoe expsss him %
DE dnglaE tlS night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
TRAFFIC IN BEAUTY and FBAeRANCR

now fer eaa money than took TO keep the city eleS
for six months eight years ago !"
National Republican., 1880-01-06
Revision of the RuIes,

Mr.. Shallonberger of Pennsylvania, if he
can obtain the floor for tho purpose, will en-
deavor TO amend Rule IL In its several clauses,
as reported by the committee and made the
special order for to-day, so rs To provide that
the several appropriation bills, when reported
to the House by tho committees in which they
originate, shall be referred to the Committee
on Appropriations.
And, further, will designate the committees
which nre to originate and report appropra.
tIon bills for reference to the Committee on
Appropriations, and the bills they shall re-
port us follows:
Committee on Commerce, tho bill known as
the River and Harbor bill.
Committee on Foreign Affairs, the consular
and diplomatic appropriations.
Committee on Military Affairs, the army ap-
propriations.
Committee on Naval Affairs, the naval ap-
preparations.
Committee on Postofllces and Post-roads,
the postoilicc appropriations.
Committee on Indian Affairs, the Indian
appropriations.
Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds,
all appropriations therefor
Committee on Invalid Pensions, tho pension
appropriations.
Committee for District of Columbia, tho ap-
preparations therefor
These amendments are offered in the inter-
est Of a moro thorough and speedy comprehen-
sion by tho House of the details of appropria-
tions and the needs of tho public service.
They do not impair the right nor lessen the
duty of the General Appropriations Commit
tee to finally revise and fairly consider rs to
relative Importance all the appropriations of
the Government, so as to make the aggregate
conform to the revenues of the Government
and to sound policy.
National Republican., 1880-01-06
VIRGINIi POLIIICS.

Ropublionnisrn Good Ground for Divorce.
A most remarkable opinion has been given
In tho Virginia Court of Appeals by Judge
Anderson, one of tho judges in the case of
Latham VS.. Latham, reported IN 30th Grafton
p. 3O7.
In the case referred TO- Mrs. Latham charges
in her bill that her husband required her to
conceal her want of sympathy with his pOlit.
cal cause, and alleges that the shock was so
great to her when she found, after her mar
riage, that her husband whom, as s girl, sho
had admired aud honored as one who had
done his duty to his native State in arms, and
whom she supposed to be still true had in fact
allied himself with what are known in Vir-
gnia rs Radicals Sc, that sho could stand
it no longer, and was compelled TO sue for di-
vorcc In the opinion Of Judge Anderson,
dissenting from Il majority of the Supreme
court, and overuing the decree Of tho Corpn-
ration court of Lynchburg, that modern jeff
reys doscants In the following happy vein:
"Tho shock and modification OF Mrs. La.
than was to find that her husband had not
been true; that he had deserted his friends
and had gOno over TO the enemy and had
Joined him in waging upon them war more
cruel than the war Of arms 10
was the perfdy-he moral idiat--whch
would likely exclude him from the best society
Of tho stato' and, therefore, this most right
eous Ku-KluX judge thought that the bonds of
matrimOny ought to be dissolved.
1t may be claimed in cXtenuatiOu that Judge
Anderson is alOuo responsible for this inia-
nous opinion, and that TO the four other
judges upon the supreme bench of Virginia
no Odium can attach, 1t is not so much a
matter of congratuation that only one Judge
of this kind could be found as it is u source
of modification that the Supreme bench should
be disgraCed by this one, God knows this one
is enough to sink the Judiciary Of Virginia
below the level Of contempt; enough to throw
the shades Of Marshall aud Tyler and Mason
into commissions, enough to make tho yelled
Goddess of Justice hang her head with shame
nnd confusion