Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1861, Page 3

ani... TOST AND FOUND. OST—On the afte: or evening of the 28th Hy snatent. a pair of BOLD SEEC Hood & Co” ‘It vefeattitcoffice, the finder wil be libera ly rewarded. Lad LOCAL NEWS. Tt hope bat the separation from her children ts ter Be. wanted to 5 bom the growth of the intimacy The sixth, (June 12, 1860.) Trouble and care Witness voluntarily sald shedid come to America Tre have given ber courage to in her purpose. | w’ mS. Winer Cece Ravens van Onrmans? She sees the impendi te over herself and Counsel objected. eae hAe Tone Dinwte The Parte Deratitinn; | children, and hert duty to them ie too sacred to Mr. D— What name did Mrs. B. travel eohe Freia Rood Terrible Scenes in Wash- | Tetreat or falter. Requests remittances from her | under? TELEGRAPHIC NEWS JEFFERSON, Mo., Sept. 25.—News from Lex- — teports Col Grover, of the Home Guards, n 5a RS EE MRR) SPORT ET gee eg Lieut. Col White, of St Louis, killed. A “ Witness didn’t know. ; OU ND—On Thursday morning. in J.B. War - ‘, - ———_»-— Di n aris—* Paris Scandal” —Th rent y, : man named Eldridge, from Lexington, is under Seas iene oe What Ff toccr ase ii seventh, (June, 1860.) The ition from | Counsel objected Fit erayiacds athe Northarn-t tertieay & PTS arrest as 2 apy.’ The papers found on him MILITARY APPOINTMENTS ‘omes is Count: ‘ het children almost destroys her, she tries not Mr D —Are you a friend to Mr. Barney? ae in Lay Borpey oF 7A Fig rseer hag to be anxious. Is nervous and isioes at ber | Witness didn’t understand state that our force at St Louis was only 4,000. Ben McCullough is marching rapidly to form a janction with Price, with a good supply of ar- tillery He is now very near Lexington. Mulli- gan’s total loss was not over 150 killed, and that of the rebels not more than 300. o sod payi this advertisement Cal we°ti0 Meseebnrte, avenue, between 9th and 10th ate ses7 Re CAMS TO MY PLACE, on the morning of the 7 2th Sept. a thin red COW, horns turned ep. e@ Owner is requested to Pp The following Army appointments were made to-day in the regular service : Wm. C. Green to be Second Lieutennst, Sret infantry. Frank Sands French to ve Second Lieutenant dD “You certainly know what friend Phystcsan’s Certificate of the Cause—Cross-ezam.| oubles to an extent known only to Heaven, and | Mr. D. said: “Yo iy tnation of the French Nerse—Another Stene in 4 dered in | 18. Ate you @ friend or enemy to Mr. Barney?” ste hed ottes — ees " ogee here explained the question in French; The ei; June 21, 1960.—Is still terribly | W! saxious Wet hopetel fee Meesit one children; | Witness replied promptly: “I am neler friend * property, pay charges, ard take her Quincy, Ill.. Sept. 24 —The list of the Federals | of first artillery thinks B ’s mother has no idea of the testimony | nor enemy of Mr. Barney. I am only his ser- + Inquiréot THOMAS SHEA, No St. | willed at Lexington, as far as ascertained. is as fol. : depositions taken before the American Consul in ainst him, t hb no one better than his mother | vant.’? south, bet een Ist and 2d sts , Capitol Hill. = eae, A Jobn A. Green, of Maryland, to be a Military ag » thoug' 9 lows :—First Illinois Cavalry, privates Chas. W. oribe evidence nat ‘Asean be iwi se knows what she (the writer) has endured Mr Davidge —“ What side did you take ?”* 001 Bam'lG. Hansel Ned Palmer Storekeeper. Francis O. Davies to be Captain of the sixteenth infantry. Chas. FP. Van Dazer to be Second Lieutenant of fourteenth infantry. THE PRICES PaiD. White, Sam’! G. Hannal, H. Nettle, J.R G. W. Davis, Wm H. Mc » Cyrus K. ‘Treg: C. Schronable, John Hurly, Dan’l Sheely. ‘The horses and all the arms were retained by Gen. Price. Communication with Gen. Prentiss is still cut oi, sulhing having been heard from him since yes- y- SE ‘Witness. —“I take for ze children.” , std in oar pepe f gdnenday wen endt ot | gay nea ere a age TTR eRe as, Tn thea ablication, were intended to prove not only Mr. her, she gave it because he annoyed het to bh, | ferences between Mr. and Mrs. Barney, whose rney’s brutality to his wife, attempts against and brought the form for ber to copy and sign’ | side, whose part did you take?” the c ‘of the nurse, and indecent conduct Every passing week increases her anxiety; she is | Witness. —‘‘] take de side as is right. 1 take ze generally, but alleged revolting conduct with bis | si roatey all courage or despair. After her case | part all ze time of Mrs B and te children.’ pte hy ace pe! oe is con- | is decided. and once freed from the troubles and | Mr. Linton (emphatically.)— Sensible wom- counse! t. De Krafft, render ani”? bim unfit to be the guardian of sald children. | C*™e® of the present, steam can scarcely carry her EStRAycieken oP on the 18th instant,aniron ry eae na cree \ - M. CALDWELL, : woes att No, 101, corner 23d and I sts. Lo Tuesday, a BREASTPIN. set with hair The fi will be rewarded by leav- i flerame at No. 400 Fourth st, the Tendence 1, gn M, game at No. Po tthe remden Py Sept. 29.16 iritee Bt It ts enid that the chief of the ordmance buresu enoug! Witness continued—Came to America wi! of Dr. N. C. LE. Being a iy relic, itis OLLA, 5 ence e St. H reinont ti arms. He Pebewed apes ee eee ee wee we antes ictier, written July” 0th to Mr. De | Mrs. B. about a rear and a half azo, in May. | prized more. #8 25t*_ | Louis Democrst.|—Laat night Mr. Holland, of se my doe Sangavtoaumntiene omitted was {n relation to these particular charges. J , Left Paris, May 7th, ts. Barney. jens pee a Pe ranene Particular charges. | Kraft, again alludes to the “{nfamous”” charges 5 at arrived here, having left there on tiday last. He isthe man who took Gen. Fre- mont’s modification of bis proclamation through to Col. Taylor, of the rebel forces. He reports that Lieut. Williams, of the Thirteenth Illinois Regiment, is on his way here with seven loaded Wagons and about fifty wounded men, under charge of Dr. Davis, they having been allowed to leave by Col. Taylor. They will probably arrive to-morrow night. This leaves about 180 of our wounded left in Springfield, of which number 100 would have been able to come to Rolla if there only had been sufficient transportation. Sr. Lovis, Sept. 24 —The injunction suppress ing the Evening News hes been removed, and Ramsey, the proprietor, and Griscom, the editor, released—they giving the assurance that they will not print any military movements hereafter, or anythin: ao to the interest of the Govern- it. The News has always been a strong Union i. Pefiititary men here do not regard the simplecap- ture of Lexington as injurious Sr. Lovis, Sept. 25 —Gen. Curtis bas assumed command, in the absence of Gen. Fremout at the seat of war. THE REBELS AT LEXINGTON SUPPOSED TO BE SUR- ROUNDED BY THE UNION TROOPS. Cuicaco, Sept. 25 —A special dispatch to the Tribune from Quincy, reports that Gens. Sigel and Lane bad attacked Gen. Price at Lexington. An officer of the government beard heavy firing whilst passing Hamilton yesterday. He says be believes that Price is now hemmed in as Col. Mulligan was. Some of Col. Mulligan’s men have arrived at Chicago. His whole command except the severe- ly wounded and the officers were ferried across the river on Saturday afternoon. Lt. Hollinburg is the only officer who escaped. The Quincy Whig says that a rebel su: conceded their loss to eleven hundred and thirty-four. Four hundred horses belonging to Col. Mar- shall’s regiment were killed by the rebel cannon, and some of the Federal soldiers after the surren- der killed their horses to prevent them serving eee ee eee osT. to have ben stolen from the Le Rarrond fered 9 here been eve ROR eee nie rm hy the gear; and aatraight bodied CARRIAGE Pennsylvania style, with two seats, $25 reward Beowheree SM HALL, gs Lynnss aetel, neh sewh .M. st, Georgetown, D.C. 0 3-31 D'srkicr OF COLUMBIA, County oF WaASHINGTON.—On this 25th day of, September, 1861, before the subsoriber. a Justice of the Peace for the County afore- said, personally camo Sidney Tolvert. a oath in due form of law,thatin April lasta smal dark brown COW, white spots on her hip and face, came to his enclosure, one mile south of the Iorane Horpital, in Washington county. ‘Witness, my hand and seal this 25th day of Sep- tember. 1861, JAS.CULL, J P. ‘The owner of the above described Cuw 16 re- quested to come forward, prove property, pay me and take her away, se 25 2t* IDNEY TOLBERT. —=—___ SIDNEY TOLBSERT._ D'steicr OF COLUMBIA, County oF Wasuineton, To wit: | hereby cer why that Samue! Shreves, of the city of ‘Sshington. brought before me, the aub sor.ber, one of tho Justices of the Peace in and for the said county, this 25th day of September, in the year of our Lord eighteen huadred and sixty one, 88 4 stray, trespassing upon his euclosures, 8 dark chestaut HOKSE, about 12 yoars old, 14 hands high, hind feet white, much xalied by the collar, stod all round. swith tail, trots and canters, and has been used in gears, . Given under my baad and seal this 25th day of Sept-mbor. A. D. 1 J. W. BARNACLO, J, P. __N. B.—The owner of the above described horse is reques to prove property, pay Cr and take him ye SAM’L SHREEVE se 25 3t* n Tth st., betw. Land M, No. 275, a . | bas been waiting since Mrs. Barney’s death in tinuation of examination of witness, Al- poll ima ig tll prow cto de cel this country for her money to go back. Lived exandrine Parfait, in court on Wednesday last, though he threatens, evidently’ vacillates, and | part of the time with Mrs. De Krafft; had her it may be proper to a clear understanding of the | rears nis own cher es, ana I know he fears the one there all the time; Mrs. De Krafft case to give a brief syn of the papers Sled by | testimony of the children,” thinks bis “object in | brought witness from New York and paid ber Mr. Jobn A. Linton, for Mr. J. W. De Zing to Paris is to obtain possession of them— | expenses. She sometimes served and sometimes ag to which jones _were taken more to control their evidence than because be | bad nothing to do. Mr. Walter Davidge, ney for Mr. Sam really wants them.” She says, “although I have Mr. Linton objected, that this had nothing to save Barney, an stated in our paper of Wednes- | 2oog’taith in the controling power of ax all-wise | 40 with the case. day. Groviaenss, whe directs all aright, I tremble for} Mr Davidge said it was to show bias. His rhe specific charges why S.C. Barney, Lteu- | the safety of my children, who creep distant and | Opinion of the case was that it was nothing but a tenant in the U.S Navy, should not be appoint | 56° helplines ? again walthes my courage docs | Conspiracy. ed guardian of the children—Samuel Chase, Ed- | Dot fai my anxiety and weariners incresses. I itness (continuing) sald she does nothing for ree Oz tebe G-. and Clavom! Wood Barney— | Go peiiéve many more monthe of such excitement | Mr. De Krafft. Mra, De K blag ed rd are set forth at ag in written specifications b would utterly destroy me, for since one year past work witness does for her. tness is not living J. W. De Krai. These specifications set fort I have not canoe p Be moment free from care, there as a servant at regular wages. She does the various charges made by petitioners against | sitho? I bave enjoyed comparative tranquility, any sewing or other work when required, and is the defendant. and then follows what is expected | teaver grant a speedy termination of tits hoy. | Pad for it to be proved by Alexandrine Parfait, S.C. Bar- rible life, and a restoration to my children, who Mr. Davidge wanted to know whether when ney, E D. Barney, Jobn A. Linton, and Hebe G. are so helpless, so distant, so in reality my con- | Mr. B. struck Mrs. B. in the face it was with the en in —_— matters Seer ong ee stant care” < a Was the meee opened meclenneet oh ‘he “specifications” conclu vy og was sometime, 4 rently, fore witness «that a divorce a einculoa mairimonit absolutely | pe judged trom tins ict veceale we hevetinaay | scemed to understand the question, but after a dissolves the marriage and makes it void from Then comes the last scene in this eventful his. | Word or two from Chasey, in French, she said she the beginning,’ and refersto the divorces In tory, the physician’s certificate. The cause of | 4d not know if the hand was open or closed. Paris, France, and in lowa Mrs: B.’s death is stated as follows: New York Mr. Davidge asked if she had told Mrs. Old- Voucher No 1 is the record of the district court Sept. 29, 1960.—This certifies that Mary F. | feld that Mr. B only slapped Mrs. B. in Iowa, with the seal of the courtattached. The | garney died on the 28th day of September, 1960. Witness said she never told Mrs. Oldfield any- SF the tainly hatsien, gives Mrs. B charge | at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, Cause of | thing; bad talked to Mrs. B. (the mother) and of the children, and “ finds and adjndgesthat the | aoarp- disect conjestion of the brain; indirect | told her the truth. Witness did not know the acts, conduct and character of the said defendant longed mental excitement. Term of residence | @'fference in English betweeu slapped and have been and are such as to render him Seema a thiscity,four days Married. [Signed] Robt. | Whipped. unit and incompetent to have the charge and | stone. hysicien =a 8 “| Mr. Davidge asked what they were quarreling custody of the minor children” The record is Voucher No. embraces three letters from Mon- | 2Dout when Mrs. B. was struck. accompanied by the power of attorney to Mr. De | sieur Bonnel de Longchamp to J. W. De Krafft Witness did not seem to comprehend, and Krafft to sue for a divorce and by the depositions giving Interesting particulars in relation to the | Chasey translated as before. taken before Henry M Spencer, American Consul | Children. their progress at school, and alleges the | Witness was proceeding to detail that Mr. B. at Paris. The depositions are those of Alexan- refusal of the Barneys to provide for the children. | W48 Grunk, and the scene about Mrs. B. wanting drine Parfait, Marie cee ren Page ant THE PROCERDINGS WEDNESDAY ee ge so Den, ane Bie revel, &e and Ge C. Barney, E D. Barney, jarney an ” r 4 = r Davidge interrupted and repeat e ques- Mre, Mary E. Barney. ‘This lsat ie im her own fait * amination continued of Alexandrine Par- | |, Jn" wren wltnem Beated the same story = handwri She gives the date f marriage want Mr. D interrupted again and asked, ‘Was any as June 14, 1847; Mates at length his subsequent Plan eso to _ oe eeneny: tekenon Ties: gentleman’s name mentioned?” injuries, threats and violence in this city; their |" qjy. Davidge objected to having the mind of the | Mr. Linton objected. removal to Europe ‘with the hope that change | witness refresbed by reading the testimony Mr Davidge repeated his question. of scene and association might prove of benefit 25 | ~ witness being catechised said she was afraid | _ Witness.—‘‘No, sir. He was so drunk witness eee Lo eg engeo mtn pean oe she spoke English so imperfectly some mistake | 4id not understand bee = said Be wanted and subsequent 4 r voyage merica Ch to get o an rs. B. wanted him to re throngh sympathy to obtain bis felnstatement, in | Wold be made. If allowed to speak in French dy contracts, sending on @ schedule of the prices agreed on, which General Ripley, we hear, pro- nounces far greater than the same arms cost here, and which he refuses to pay. SERIOUS COMPLAINTS We bear complaints cf infamous conduct on the part of some of the men of General Hooker's brigade (said to be of the Massachusetts 12th). The allegations are rowdyism, plundering, wan- ton mischief to property, &c., in the vicinity of the position where they are stationed. RECOVERING. The two men burt in the course of the artillery and cavalry review, a few days since, prove to have been but slightly injured. AVY YaRD. Important River News—A Deserting Lieutenant. Yesterday morning, the Reliance came up te the Navy-Yard, bringing particulars of the dis- covery of the enemy's battery at Freestone Point, about twenty-five miles below Washington. This battery at Freestone Point is a new one, having just been completed, and the brush which con- cealed it cleared away. It is believed to mount seven guns, two of which are rified. The Re liance brought up a Meuteuant of the rebel army, who escaped a few days since, and upon a raft succeeded in reaching @ schooner near Evansport. He reports that there were ether heavy batteries concealed by the brush, along the river, one of which is at Cock- pit Point. From ten to fifteen thousand troops are stationed along the Potomac, among whom there is great dissatisfaction—many would desert if they could do so successfully. Several contra- bands picked up this week, and also brought up by the Reliance, make similar statements, and le st., between 12th and 13th se 24 St* hhh __ n.d 40 REWARD —Ran away, on two NEGRO BOYS, Lewis and enry Lewis is of copper color and about 16 years old ; he was purchased about 4 years wer all dey Sunday ano of George Horseman, residing on th the rebels. say that the rebels re busy the United States avy thinking “‘ bis disposition it Would be seen she told the truth. mer D pach yom hese the name of Mr. WII island, Washingtpr attr, Sod'may be inrkiag: nd amen ble to her 0 The Court decided that the testimony might ide ~ | jn that vicinity. Henry is about 14 years old, a1 Frem Kentucky. The Reliance needs considerable repairs bad been rendered unhappy and disappointed by bor mentioned.’ has lost the first sort (or nearly eo) of his fore fin- the loss of his position; er return from “a mis- be read to her when closed for correction. Fe ser, right hand ; no other marks recollected, I will pay $2 apicce, if secured so that I get them. ; -ORGE HUMES, #e21-5t* Beltsville, Prince George’s co., Md. wi Mr. Fendall objected sion crowned with success;”’ his receipt of back Pe Sebo arden and tone te ae ieee The Cour sustained the objection. y from the Government and removal to richly | siong of the witness when necessary Witness continued :—Beforeshe came to Wasb- rnished quarters of his own; his intemperance, Alerandrine Parfait —Inthe Rue Angouleme | !ngton saw Mr. B. in New York. He came to see pereit wed the cniideee, eknnat ber, cruelty to | we lived in apartuents furnished by Mr tense: | ber after Mra. Barney died; it might be in No. berself and the ehildren, and y Seeag 3 conduct} mr B woul get drunk, and Mrs. B. wouid teli | vember. towards their own and other children, &c. him every day not to get drank, but to “* keep | Mr. D —* Does he get drunk this last year ?”” Vouchers No.2 embrace the following papers himself good a a new apartment.” Mrs. B. had | Witness —“ I hear everything bad about him among ethers: Recordsef the French court, with | as tavitstion to ge with « mania lady and gen- | | don’t care what he does ze last year.” ocunclation setting forthe. history of the ‘cane. | temas eno night t the theatre Hie wanted to] Mr D.—‘Have you seen him at all the last {No seal on the records, but a United States seal | tye Chaseyand Eddy. Mr.B took the children | year?” on the translation } The provisional decree of the away and kept them away till 10 o'clock. Mrs. Witness —‘ Only one time I see him in court ‘Mth of August, 1859, allows Mrs. B. to occupy | took ilttle Hebe to the theates wits her ‘after | bere.”? Crete te terete, and in case of Barney's 18- | the little boys not come.’ She came home about | Witness didn’t know his habits for the last year. trusion to “expel him, even with the assistance of }2o’clock. Mr. B. stood inthe fromt door waiting Mr. D.—* Dido’t you think Mr. B. was keeping the Commissary of Police and of the armed force, | for her. Mr. B. accused her of ‘« yotng to see her | Your money from you ?”” if necessary.” The decree on the 25th of January, man.’ “You have your beau,” he say. He not Witness —“\ No, sir. He want me to go to 1560, ordaine tbat Mrs. Barney be obliged to bring } gnish the war till pelock iy the morning, bot | #tance, and {f he could he give it to me.”” an action of divorce in a delay of six months, | come back. go to bed, come back, go to bed ail Witness said he wanted fer to go two months confirms to ber the keeping of her four children, the time. He speak bad word, and say ‘* You have | 920; wrote her a letter saying if she would come Sc. Then follows letters of Mrs Barney to J.R- | teen sce your man I marry you for your money | t his house he would make arrangements for her Soke; te vem ee ae bet. 7, - and not for I love you”? to go back to France. Witness has the letter ng ri neces as he 4 s 0 3 y. 5 oat pon grag wat ad griev-| pr. Davidge pressed the witness to repeat in | 20W. That was about two months ago; after Mr. LovisviLLE, Sept. 24.—It is rumored that the Nashville and Louisville railroad at Nolin, fifty- four miles south of bere, bas been burnt. There are no rebels north of that place. Our pickets are said to be ten miles south of Elizabethtown. Two officers and five privates of Buckner’s command were arrested at Elizabethtown and brought bere. It is supposed they are spies. General Anderson has issued a proclamation saying that no Kentuckian will be arrested who remains at home attending to his business, or who does not take part by acting as a spy against the General or State Government, or does not bold correspondence with or give aid to our enemies. rhe Democrat publishes a letter from General Buckner to Hon. James Guthrie, proposing to the lgtter to continue the management of portions of the Louisville and Nasbville railroad under the influence of the forces of Gen. Buckner. If this is declined, then be will transfer the rolling stock to such agents as may be appointed by the coun- tles through which the road passes. The report that lock No I bas been destroyed botler and machinery ; after which she will again join the flotilla The transport Delaware arrived yesterday, with seamen from the northern recruiting stations. She was also fired into by the rebels. Wednes- day night the Delaware run into the transport Planet, just below Matthias Point, sinking her immediately. No lives were lost. Last Tuesday the Island Belle was fired into from the Aquia Creek batteries, but without re- ceiving any damage. A few shots were returned by the gunboat. The fiag ship Yankee, Com. Gillis, came up to the yard this morning in order to communicate with the Department concerning the rebel bat- teries. Some merchant vessels report being fired upon coming up, but * nobody burt.” The Mt. Vernon went down this morning, gene seme eae O$T.—85 Rewarp.—Lost, last syening. a Colt’s 7-inch Navy REVOLVER. silver mounted, marked “Mortimer Thomson, 1961.” The above reward wil! be paid to any persen who may retura the pistol to ORTIMER THOMSON, 2451 F st., between 13th and Mth ; orto Mr Chad. wick, Willards’ Hotel. se li-tf GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS MASONIC.—A meeting of Potomac Royal Arch Chapter. No, 8. Georgetown, D.C, wil be heid at their Hallon SATURDAY, at 634 Pm. A pu al attendance 1s earnestiy desired. By order of the M. E. HP. a0.27-2t E. D HARTLEY, S+o. NOTICE LICENSES,—A!! persona whose licenses from the Corporation of George- town expire on the 3)th inst., are nereby, notified promptly to renew the same, otherwise th ‘ b- | ie untrue, and it is doubtful whether No.3 bes | ‘king with her the lieutenant deserted from French the bad word used. Ep ips weet fer che childeen. ¢ themselves to a fine,and the law is com pulsor : ? Dixte, doubtless to point out the whereabouts of ences at some length, goes on to spesk in grateful Witness said it was */ ublie.?? Mr. Davidge. ‘“ How old are you?” Jeo ‘ eins! vé im ah anionas ca -e tf been injured. Buckner’s advance came wo late. xte, dou po! terms of the kindness of Judge Mason(U.S. Min- ome public. Wit he didn’t know. Hi ther | Cn the Proper officers to enforce Clerk | The undestroyed locks are now guarded by | rebel batteries. ister) and bis family, and thenc! ren her husband Mr. Linton translated it itness said she in now er mother | ali delinquents. WM. LAIRD, Clerk Untonists. with circulating dal and falsehood against Mr. Davidge was willing to accord the counsel | Knew her age; her mother told her she was twen- September 2!. 1861, Pe 23-Stawtnct 10 eas; B : = Many Union men of this city are much disturbed | Last Monday the gunbost Mount Vernon went many privileges, but not tuat of translating their | ty-two before she came to this country, and she y up the Rap mock river forty miles, discov- her, but in moments of reason itedly avowil: , esda NOTICE—DOG LICENSES.—Tho owners | lest the rebels, having nearly consumed the eata- his fall acknowledgment of her lanccesees wend a wean. Z 7 Had stated yesterday (Tuesday) she was twenty ., of doze in Georgetown are he: eby notified | bles in Virginia, will teke advantage of the unin- | ering nothing but about 500 rebels ata little place De Krofft to write ber of such reports if he hears | transiation® Bee? ‘‘Public woman” as the | ‘bree, having sustained the searching | At all dog licenses expire on the oth inst. if pay. | terrupted communication from Richmond to No- | called Liberty. She was not at all molested on any. His (B °s) infamous charges against ber are Witness continued that Mr. B. would tell Mrs. | Cross-examination of Mr. Davidge for about two le'aved beyona the lwh of Octuber next the vicense by law is made 25 cents higher, and 1: not then pai hen demanded by the proper officer, the owner is subject to a fine, and the officer is di- the result, she says, of bis failure of conciliation; B. this was his apart 8 hours with extraordinary self-possession, Mr i ry partment; he bought the furnt- ae aod to give ae anon on an idea “ele ture, he would do as he pleased, &e. Linton suggested thatas it was now three o'clock, lin, and come and devour the eatables of Kentucky during the autumn. The proceedings of the Legislature to-day were her trip. All is reported quiet on the river this morning by the Yankee. red th amination be post; reoted to killthedeg. WM.LAIRD, Clerk. unimportant. Yesterday morning the steamer Baltimore ber, (Mra, 8.) daied Rue d’Angoulcin, Paris, tees dowet” ntitet if counsel wanted ait this | Terioer ezaraivetion be postponed to another day, | "gees aires fo 5 Siamtoot io | | FRANKronr, Sept. 23 The House bill pawed, | arrived from New York, whither she bad taken pen es ela cies Lematien unt of 2] Mr. Linton said he had nothing t Mr. Linton applied for a special order to have = ss = y & vote of sixty-two to fifteen, authorizing the | several political prisoners from Annapolis for visit of bis to the United States 1. tion to get a ming to say. 5 kept in the c = UCKSKIN GLOVES, military board to borrow one million dollars, in . book; sw Mr. Calhoun, who said Mr Wilbor (of Witness commenced again; when—— the children kept in the custody of the Marshal; GAUNTLETS, &o. y % Mr. Davidge remarked, w: x (Eddy being most of the time with his father.) Sears Lntrmed Rim Gat Mire 5. called | ees scomed to have an incubuede Loe bere ie | | Mr. Davidue wanted the tame tite eid and got the beok the day before at 10 o'clock; on | which she was determined wy be relieved.” not want this witness, Alexandre Parfait, to have inquiring found she bad not called at 10 o’clock; W itness continued, giving an account of inde- | 2¢cess to the children before they wereexamined. charges ‘‘that your visit took place out of office cencies on the part A | Mr. Barney, his coming | He belleves there is a conspiracy, and the witness hours, that you was alone with Mr. Wilbor, | jnto her room with his drawers on, and spoke of | !84 party to it, and Mrs. Barney (their grand- ele bec, renicgtemeibly to ebtate © | some act of his commitied In ber presence which | Mother) thinks she will poison the minds of the particular book, (which a servant might have she refused to name. She said she was ashamed | Children against their father. as readily obtained for you) and perhaps your | t. say it. The Court said such applications must be ad- visit embraced otber purposes best known to| mr Davidge, Mr. Linton, and the Court, at | dressed to the Marshal. yourselves” He alludes to the proceedings in | tempted by every means ut authority and persua-| | Mr. Davidge said he had already applied to the Progress, and says: ‘- In deference to the right- sion to induce ber to name the act, but she would | Marsbal. The Marshal was the creature of the eousness of the law I have delayed toconsummate | 5,54 speak or write it either in English or French. | Court, and ought to be instructed by the Court Projects long since matured; but circumstances [Ia justice 10 the witness, as weil ax to Mr. Bar. Mr. Fendall objected to Mr. Davidge’s remarks daily developing themselves com *l me to delay ney, we state that the witness testified positively | #bout # conspiracy. no longer in baving placed in Mr.Wilbor’s hands | thet she bad never been violated by Mr. Barney j] Mr. Davidye claimed, at least, that the Court & note of an unmistakable character, an intimn- Sbe then proceeded to give an account of Mr. | Sbould instruct Alexandrine, and tell her she Hon of which be will receive when be peruses | p °s entering her room wile ans one dressing to | Would be punished if she disobeyed the order. pesca pia tesakon keneen will no doubt} go out one Sunday, and she was compelled to run The Court cantons Alexandrine crane not to “4 rom him, whe use any undue influences with the children. On the back of this Isendorsed : a ne m he threatened to go see another | Use an Ygarney, the grandmother of the children, ° y ty a rney: In rwai sal reference to yonr visit to the Legation, referred to | p.1f.,Davidge wanted to know if all this was to | come forward’and said she hoped that uirl was Fort Lafayette. NEW REBEL BATTERIES ON THE POTOMAC, ETC. The following report wiil prove of interest : U 8. Steamer J. Bev. Indian Head, Potomac River, Sept. 25, 1861 —Sir: I have the boner to submit the following report: This morning, about sunrise, I discovered men at work digging, &c., at Freestone Point. I got under weigh at 9:30 a. m., (baving satisfied myself that they were making batterles,) in company with the Seminole, Lieut. Norton in charge. I ordered her to follow my motions. We proceeded to Freestone Polat, and | went close in and fired six shell, dispersing the workmen and receiving no return of fire. I stood out. At that moment the Seminole opened fire with ber battery, which was immediately answered from the said point We call the attention ofSutlers, Regimental Of- fioera, and others wishing to hase Buckskin Gioves. Gauntlets, Mittins, Purses, Tobacco Pou- ones, Portmounaies, Leggins, &c., at wholesaie, to our extensive ttock—all of our own manutacture— Bt our ators, 105 High street, Georgetown. Our Gloves Gauntlets and Mittens are of the best quality, of real Buokskin. Military’ Bud and White Gauntlets, Boxmg- G oves, Buckskin Shirts aud Drawers, made to order. RAMSBURG & EBER 105 High «treet, Georgerown, D N.B.—A large quantity of « raps of Buckskin and Chamois for polishing guns, accoutrements, &c., on hand, se 24-Iin ASSEY, COLLINS & CO’S Ay PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT, Expected this da: oy steamer J. Jerome— Bw barrels XN BRAUCHT ALE, 40 do. XXXX do, do. So hif-bdls, do. do. do, Which on arrival will be for sale. ‘Terms eash on delivery. ARNY & SHINN, m7? Union Depot, Georgetown. addition toa million authorized May 24, on the State bonds, payable in ten years, and establish- inge tax of five per cent on $100 to pay the bonds and interest—the said sum to be appropriated to the defense of the State. Imp: [Spectal Dispatches to the Cincinnati Gazette] Frayxrort, Ky., Sept. 23 —We have later ad- vices from Barbourville, which represent that about thirty of Zollicoffer’s cavalry were killed by some of the guards firing from a field of stand- ing corn The troops from Camp Robinson will soon go to the relief of Knox county. A bill passed both Houses to-day, reconstruct- ing the Military Board, by striking out the Gov- ernor and another Secession member. It is com- posed of five Union men, a majority of whom can act. The bfll authorizes them to borrow one mil- lion doliars,in addition to the million eee | - thorized, from the banking institutions and | With rified shot, disclosing the existence of a ro be pata: ly not going to be allowed to take the children away | pUST RECEIVED— - P 1 in Mr. B's note. 1am not aware of ‘any impro-| “sr, fxcirtels Fora Panter of counsel again. She said they resisted all her attempts to | J louhder prise Peto Rico SUGARS sgl aaa na taxation five | battery there. The ae continued her fre Sak ney Moottiadige ach preag lp arse! and | yesterday in relation to the testimony. pe friendly, and would not speak to her or their | 160 bbi oak OES e WIVE We have advices that Humphrey Marsball, | — peatiann ly Sennen mye » 1» now, in i . | father. 7 tery on shore connection with your suit now pending in court. -_ wad Seecnn ee An the guree Mr. Barney, who seemed to be laboring under pf ipee yaa Rohned SUG, Pa ad — Sawa i Lai sen = feieg — After she fired sufficiently long, in my opinion, Very aw, your ob/d servant, es Mr: Linton —« Well, you put the witness up.” exdicensat, eecee bobo and Bivins Tonite (low priced) MOLASS! ately from Lexington. ‘There | sno ‘cation tion | I ordered her to cease firing and return to her Pe rng a Saat Semen’ 29, 1060, states semen eh tee Oho et" intense | Loy there, witht Lie Tongesinsoes to bis father" | —Fersale by JOHN 3. BOGUE, == a a pore = mae of Con, | 2BCboraKe:, After taking a curve by the natare of ince Decem!| > ney 8a) ANKFORT, . 24.—Four be from Paris; her counsel can’t account te r Linton said be was now through with the | _ The scene was becoming an exciting one. The the cbannel, anon standing up the river, she was fired upon by the battery on shore, which she returned; and while passing the Valley City, she was informed that a shot from shore had passed through the bows of the said vessel; and not having sufficient steam to make any progress to get out of the reach of the enemy's battery, reques'ed Lieut. Norton to tow him towards examination in chief, an Judge said he could not tol+rate these scenes; and it; be left at midnight; early next morning bis to cross-examination.. a the witness was open the Gourt was then adjourned to Friday moraing furniture was removed; his servants were left Witness commenced at the point she left off. at 10 o’clock—the fenics slowly and reluctantly unpaid. She incioses the decision of the French | Mr. D- stopped her, and said she was only to | Separating for the ay court and a note of ber counsel, and states her answer sucb questions as be asked her. He had Note—Mr J. W. De Krafft, the petitioner in Counsel did not publicly urge the serious charges | to ‘renew thic admonition seyeral times during | this case, desires us to state that he has not implicatin; — children; her case was strong | tho cross-ex»mination, as witness seemed desirous | #PPlied for the guardianship of the children of Shout it. The French court will accord | 1, give & continuous statement Lieut 8. Chase Barney, and does not wish it; but [om a ote anne a Witness left Mrs. B. the night she died. Rec- | i# scones inlarented in the welfare of tue children, wiuibanene, can be divorced by Congress ollected a proceeding ina French court for di- | 294 is therefore desirous for the Court to appoint PForosats FOR REVENUE VESSELS. Treasury DEPaRTMENT, ‘Washington, September 3, 1861. The Department will receive proposais, acoom pied ba models, nd specifications. antl 2 o’clook Monday ptember, 1861, for the complete construction and equipment of Two Steamy rew Revenue Vessels of 750 tons each, and of Three Steam Screw Revenue Vesseis of 000 tons each United States measurement. Bromiett’s Kegiment arrived bere last at one o'clock, with a detachment of the Lexington Home Guards. This battalion will probably re- turn to Lexington in a few days. Humphrey Marshall bas not been heard from, but it is certain that he has a force collected in Owen county. ‘i The new military bill was up to-day. It pro- Poses to call out 40,000 troops for not less than one : than three years. ead; which was done. The enemy's Proposals will only be considered from successful aren de; Indian Head; ic! y . + plorable state of affairs exists in the how? Never before lived so fortably a bags pores conte bens bm ney i ae SEO. some proper person as guardian. . mone foe dors aatually engaged in — bast- mountains in the vicinity of Zollicoffer's camp. battery continued their fre upon all vessels and Ss with her children, &c. licitation. neg witha: pe ee Fiax.—About half past eleven o’clock Wednes- | ‘blishment at which the machinery is to be made w this is the answer of Mr. De Kraft, | ‘The Court asked the object of these ti day night, the stable and carriage house attached written in February, iaclosing the following par- Mr. D said be bad an object infavtor, hi to the property formerly owned b the late Gen = — — Union,” of this city, | own mind. ect sa eeey #0 bie Van News bat now owned by Mr. T. Green, on jenaery . a Witness —They were living in the Rue | | Sixteenth street, near the Chesapeake and Ohio “The rumor comes from Paris that an American teaubriand when’ these proceedings took heen canal, was destroyed by fire. The Franklin end gentleman, occupying by = official station, bas| pived subsequently in Rue d’Angouléme; stayed | Union fire companies were Promptly on the occasioned sad grief in a domestic circle, by de- there may be three montbs. Lived in Rue Cha- | ground, and rendered good service in preventing voting himself too particularly to the society of a teaubriand eizhteen months. The proceedings | the spreading of the flames to other property. lady of acknowledged refinement and sreat per- | tor a divorce were dismissed. Mr. B. was drunk | The contents of the building were removed safely. secon te ee iad nee jxpected at last | all the time. ‘There were two roceedings for a | Loss small legganw? an Injared husband being the chal- | divorce. Lived in Rue de VOrstone wien c Law “Ye lenger second one commenced. Lived there till Mra. B patna of the Seen cereals Theme In bis letter, Mr. De K. informs Mrs. Barney | came to America. Was living in Champ Elysee McQuinn, of the Second Rhode Island Regiment, teat ber husband is in Washington, and ins when Mr. 8. came inte her wae mea, bie and Charles L. Clark, were arrested by patrolman pt says: ‘+1 bave not learned how I B . put bis} Kelly, for the larceny of certain clothing. They | eps B ong 3. | hands on her. He did not violate her. Lived | ord tapes before Justice Doi d sent to jail been bere there after that three or three and a half months, ' pay Norns cat reloses a fete receiied Paris, March 1, 1860, | and Mr. B came to America. When the tauty | {OF & further hearing. Henry ‘Norris, (cot-,) Gated Be, Nickels tec, ner yom Barney, | went to Rue Chateaubriand witness weat wit Sone etre en Gell nots from at E bolas i. ew ork, Januai my colo BSBOC - al e railroa epot, was ar- 29, 1860, ining: Bio“ ¥)them Was living in Champ Fl when Mr. dismissed for o Ms rested by patrol Sage He was Pee : nee — é e aya portion vot from beep 2 emma ‘witness In the kitchen, with only | want of evidence, by Justice Donn, for furniture were fair! S wite’s; Tel toa Mr Davidge asked why, after such an attem , yesterday baer: due bill she gave ie Soe 6,000 or 7,000 francs, | she continued to live there’ “ ioe oy with, man’ Clemate, fend bontoees Be fr ep are ed uot | putt ed i een | Rot wer ory gw sed ne xs E 3 n tl fesult.’’ He refers to a newspaper poregreph for witness, and witness slept there afterwards. bag Lage eurary asconke ee teen pasted at the bead of his letter, and concludes.| Mr Davidge asked if Mr. B. could come to her | them to keep open. I have met man: phe peng friends who (orimnems’s) room without going thro bh Mrs Bs 2 to know our variance, for they W itness described the position of the room, and CaMBELL’s MINSTRELS—Opp FeLLows’ Hatu. all om 80 ——_ — iJ La ar vo, Renshaw, nid he cou idan Rich performances, a new programme, and every- avant : — BB phere table, ‘ ee ira — why she stayed after | thing in apple pie order. and see them. with her busband; Bartlett and nis wife, who in- His cavalry are scouring the country, arresting prominent Unionists, destroying their Property, and running off their slaves to Tennessee. ‘They have taken possession of all the small towns, in- cluding the saltworks, in Clay county. A new camp will soon be formed in Laurel county, to which the mountain troops will rail = form into regiments, to operate against Zollf. coffer. steamers passing up and down, until three p. To the best of my judgment there are four guns at said battery; one rifled gun, extreme range, as many of thelr shots, during their firing, almost touched the Maryland shore. No one was injured during the action. The officers_and men fired deliberately and coolly. I bave the honor to be, your obedient servant, E P. McCaza, Commanding. To Commender Jno P. Giriis, Commanding Division of Potomac Flotilla. os LATE LOCAL NEWS. —_.——. Centrat Guarpnovss Cases —Yesterday the cases tried at the central guardbouse were John Lane. Frank Jobnson, James Hickey, Angust Wessler, drunk; a — drunk and disorderly; no. Moore, 81%. Emmett W: disorderly; tarned ever to the military Dantel McCarty, profanity; dis- missed Charlotte Gusler, out after hours; work- house 60 days. Peter Fitzgerald. drunk orderly (third time in 48 hours); 225. Nicholas Hays, do; $19 Wm Shaw, out after bours; workbouse 60 days. John Gavin, a boy twelve must be stated and will have due weight The load draft of water of the vesse!s of 750 tons must not exceed ten (10, fest, and they will be armed With one rifled pivot gun of 8,000 Ibe. weight, two 32 pounder guns o1 42 cwt., and one heavy navy 24 Pounder howitzer on ‘he top-ga'lsnt forecastie, fh» complement for esoh vessel to be 120 persons, carrying provisions for sixty days, and 2,800 gallons of wace: in tanks; ‘o be furnished with a coudeneer illing potable water. la to te schooner rigged, wth flying d yard to ‘et flying. draft of water o: essels of 60) tons must not exceed 8/4 feet, and they will be armod, each, with one «ifled pivot gun of 6,°00 lbs. weight, two 32-pounders of 42 owt., and one light navy 24 pounder howitzer on the top gallant forec stiv. Th mplement for each vessel will be 95 p*r- 80 Tying provisions for iy: days. and 2,000 gall ater in tanks, Aud to be furniahcd with a cond ot for distilling p .tabie water, 4 = The vessels to be schooner rigged, with flying eng to) uare Bat nd yard, set flying. | he esis rust he forthe hall, spars, rig- fins: sails Gad canvas work, mast » Awnings, ammacks gcd bags, boats, anchors and cabias, tanks, casks, binpaclas bells, furniture for cabins and mess rooms, cooking ratus snd utensils o -mplete, steam 7 aohine:y. 6 work ,.coal bunk- ers filed with Buck Mountain coal, with all the Saul pment ond outfits of every kind. and.in all respects ready 'o receive her officers. man, provi ways — a fat at cnge proased to sea mament, provisions, rautical instruments, and charts only wil. be provided by the Govern: ent. mip 1s desirable to have the hi ‘The vess Arrests in New Jersey. TRENTON, Sept. 24 —Drs. Kreamer and Knight- ingale, of Hunterdon, were arrested and brought to this city, charged with a treasonableconspiracy. It is alleged that they have been engaged in re- cruiting men for a treasonable organization, called the Sons of wiberty, with the motto of “ Jefferson Davis before Abe Lincoln.” Su uently the tack was changes, and recently, it is ved, they have been enlisting men for the Union, but se- cretly with the intention of serving Jeff Davis. ‘They were imprisoned in the Mercer county jail. The grand jury ere examining the evidence Se yg them, and will report during the present week. The friends of Col. Jas. W. Wall were tly rejoiced to day upon receiving a dispatch from him, stating that he bad been rel from im- Prisonment at Fort Lafayette. ih The Ohie Ratiread Bridge Disaster. Cincinnati, Sept 25 —The committee appoint- —— speed, which must be stated in the offer, together minds to pay attention to the shop where the Witness stated she did not want to stay; was} L, ATTENTION !—Mrs. R. G. hi th the length of time it be ed to examine into the cause of the falling of the was papchesed. sisted upon taking me Se ee cence, as not ready to go; Mrs B spoke to Witnean's iasth- hes just ratarned from the North with ay moaal auanuity, ‘of 00a that ‘oat bo-enmriea ie ‘the | bridge on the Obio and Mississippi railrosd a few | liquor ie bride and » Don Esta bunkers for that speed, which should mothe lees than ten days of teenty four hours each ‘The specifiortions must describe fully the ma- ter: epey ; the manner and size of fastening; te ian —— eaiah, ae a ol ry of toe various equipment outhts juded in the Sgt3 er, and both witness to stay; Mrs B. said | very large and beautiful assortment of Millin Ovieda. & commentary on our Present witness ses Eaves bed ce nn ‘s) room } and Lace Goods, Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbone, Telations. SaMusl Cuase Barngr. if witness was afraid, and promised to give wit- | Ruc! Silks, Velvets, Feathers, Laces, Embroi- The newspaper scrap is from the New York ness more pay < deries, &c., &c. Evening Express of Jan. 21, 1860, as follows: Mr. Davidye —“ Did you know Dr. Bigelow, Her Flowers, Feathers and Millinery goods Paris Scandal —We find this bit of gossi of Paris?” generally, deserve special attention, she only floating about inthe journals. (Here is tdeertes Witness knew him at them, sat! days since, by which so many soldiers were killed and wounded, report that the breaking of e rail threw the latter portion of the train from the track on entering the bridge, and coming in contact with the truss broke down the bridge. The acci- dent was therefore not caused by the weakness of ay ane irawi order of Lt. Col. Alexander of the ist New Jersey are must be king di fr h | the bridge. like offense, ‘was fined the paragraph already quoted from the States and | physician for a while De Ms ‘said fea eask wil bo poe ee x evra" tnd machinery out be bul ‘showing the ™ Sumac Doan “5 Sad Union } Penny-a-line, probably | and got a French physician. — ¥- otment of mpaoe, for socommodations, zcam Disioyal Ps pers Presented. ° James Kennedy was arrested by order of Lt. Mrs. B. characterizes many of the sesertionsin| Mr. Fendall objec to the question, (but the} Inpia Rusagx BLANKETs ror HALF PRICE, be- Sod convenuaut ioeece amie none TRENTON, Sept, 25.—The grand jury have pre- | Col. of the ist New J Cavalry, B.s letter as utterly false and unfounded; believes | anawer wns already ont ) Ing slightly discolored, but mot injured for’ ser. | It ete nee aaa De : sented the Newark Jourml, Werrea Jouber, | aan ing, for selling Liquor to soldiers, and that the newspa) raph was written Mr. Davidge argued his right to ask the| Vice. 5,000 large India Rubber Biankets, lined | cuaranteo will bs invested of the ful! Han Democrat, New Brunswick | fined $25, by Justice Donn. Soll nc Purtscureerpeedeety Gat trees | "heen: id the cross- fost 4 inches wide, fe ech ced clones orf ary, belli gts gonemnans sama ait URNaL —This sterling and loyal Union” n t was he Court esi rl ust inches wide, for $2 each, usu a4. . = written to peeve 2 ‘which existed ouly | confined to maters elicited’ by the Mczamisation | For sala‘at the India Rubber’ Warenonse, 305 SThetisies ect saa een est US tised the them to tne action af po ie Spinion ood eae newspaper, running o'er with. Use trenchant wit from bis (B.'s) exertions to make it so. She goes | in chief. Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth | signing tne comtnet ‘Scoeptance of the proposal | mending that public and private p: be | and sarceam of can now be bad at Chan- on to charge that her busband’s clandestine de-| Witness waa then cress examined in relation to | streets. se23-t¢ | Ww hia whieh they will agree’ to complete thet coe withbela. Cigar and in the National ire from Paris was preceded a threat that | the alleged acts of indecency on the part of Mr. cele ‘seq and deliver thom at any ports # ger fe meneens be made public, &c.; states | B., but reiterated her former statements Mrs. MARRIKD one nome. |The total amount for which they Fi Ww vi Chandler bas on band, and at the earli- cree nee eee eke ar rs | cad aertasne ent, oth peseraliy Look rriunees | Qn the lt instant, by the Rev. Mr. Ronn MeL. | got Wortisoment, aut to botomenced a ett | Gaapros aol, Shas say Se ental est moment, all the me and. York ent (Dr. ndale| c ren. Sometimes was pisns, stated, < pals, illustrated papers, fortlaaen by B te furniah iapetth anenan: re-| tbe children while Mrs. B. went out. At each adGea Ae ART SAS EERIE. Clas tmust be wesc ane apt EY | ee, ©f 900 men of the 4th and sn Outs nich ladh, af coum, eahd be wo uests assistance of M. De Krafft to get a divorce Place they lived the Barney family had a floor. uired by iaw that, i came Will exeoute | Regiments and the Ri drove 700 | Pet along. nd a the District of Columbia; sends evidence Mr. Davidge. ‘Did youcome to America with DIkp, con! The of of ber servants and children; says it wes a painful | Mrs oe BG (Op the 26th instant, JOHN JAMES, infant son | | Prments will be made at four different er ‘A“Goop NE ee le to have her children give thisevideuce.| Mr Fendalt objected to the question. of John James and Auns T. Calvert. ° + [asthe ig A Brogre ae Op eg com, the Second Regiment os All the letters from B.'s familyecome open ts ber, ‘The Court wauted to know the object of the| Se! » 1861, IDA SOPHRONIA, ouly éaurh- | Sifivers — oan of Columbia, made vacant by bi i asi | delivery of the v to anr that nded. Our of GA. bas been conferred through the jon. What does it mean? Re- | question. tar of ©. Derbin and Eilon Hodgkin, aged 1 be Ursoovered within tage tinea epee, that : the city of Soe ee al Brent which would ponkatn crmisbing 2 state- | | Mr. Davidge sald be wanted to show that she, | J02"® mon hs aad 26 days. ‘fhe Lord gave, aod patie Department fever ver Night to Acompt ihe wpe Somes Bare, Es ° Saaaorat beneten teeaee reputation, jE slike of i ee es tt hpi tg Lord woe i bed wh i ae Byte, cath, ; . a ie *4 chusuentienineniee 7 nso the length of Mrs, B 's residence in the State hor pareute NS. 487 petipeen ih fel Sthe rent number of ‘advantages, and to rojest ans LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. 1, mat m., on * < "TSrall ‘at rs 2% pawns Fe sn already not! Mr. Fendall sald the gentleman must confine he 27:h Sept., at 7 o'clock, ‘A competent person be the The Abi daicd Jone iat 1880 at town. She | himlf to France to shoe the intimacy. On albaiu"ile EtiwobtcE: a resident of this | Dep rement to Sere ond ‘he Soneiretion aus writes she ts on Of papers; Mr ge ‘was cutting a ir : ¥ aE oe ‘ £ ‘where a shorier residence afraid her | on other side a carte blanche was ao ies to-morrow. . ‘Ountracts 8 case to draw very strictly the lines of evidence. | s1¢