The New York Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1860, Page 4

4 THE GREAT RELIGIOUS WEEK Some of the Conclading Labors of the Societies. THE STRONG MINDED WOMEN, | Birs. Stanton and Mirs. Blackwell on Divorce. NEGRO FREE SUPERAGE, Roe Bee ae WOMAN'S RIGHTS CONVENTION. BKCOND DAY—MRS, STANTON AND BAY. MES. BLACK- WELL ON DIVORCE. ‘This convention mot again on Friday. The mecting ‘was calied toorder at haf past ten o'clock. The audisnce ‘was about the same as on the first day. Sosay B. Axtuowr read the resolutions offered last evening. Mrs. J Evzaner Joes took the platform. She asid that man had qaite as much at stake in this reform as ‘wemaa. His higtcst good demanded this change in her Condition. It would be for the interest of the nation and the race if the girls could go through colleges like the young men, instead of leaving the high schou! or acatemy te retire and spend their lives in the important nothings that consumed their life ad® made them worse than ken- moled dogs and rabbits. She was giadto beara student of Harvard College say that in ten years that Uaiversity ‘Would be opened to woman. Young men of mind and cha- racter felt that woman neoded a higher developement, The ‘adoption of our pises would place woman above the ne. Gemeity of any mercenary marriages. She could leave her father’s house if sabe cian't lige it, and engage in bu mines and support herself, Who cared for the Lusbasd of Jenny Lind, or of Mes. Nortoat It was not necessary for Fioreace Nightingale, Harriet Hosmer or Kiizaveth Black weil w marry w secure the world’s consideration. halarge ber sphere, aud she would not be the victim of ‘impovators, WO COme around seeking new alliaitics. ( Ap- piause ) Toe wife sould have equal aud joint propriewe- ship with ber husband, Two browers, Joua acd Henry, 9 to Cabfornia apa form a partnership; Joan cooas wOlie Beary digs. Henry favs one day a/ump of gold wor a honared dollars Wu be pay Joba fity cents for cook jug and take tue rest himself? So the nusband should ro gerd the property twat be accumulates as owned by bis wife juny, aod equaily wito himself. Women dia not aak ina 10 give her way rights, but to acknowledge them. ‘Men, hie the p00r devil that tempted Carist, had nothing togive. Our purpoee wos to demand taem porsisteatly, wnd to die in toe | ast citoh. (Aopnee.) Rev. Sasvar Losarectow followed, fs thought that men were more wuliog to graut the Claims of womsa shan the oth+r sex. The dilfsrent qualities of man and women Were necousery @ be conjoined, in order to mako mcomplete humactty. and whatever any Guman being (could G0 well, toat being bad aright to do. Ability was the measure of every e Sphere. The opposiuon grose from prejudice. People disked to leave track of custom. The speaker thought womaa's ephore ‘was home. (Applause from the farmer end of the hall.) vohere also for man, and oue which be too much Beglectes Cut it was not women’s only sphere. Women ‘who beliged in a homo epuere spent wwe day in shup- , the evening at the Opera, and the Sunday at cuaren. Wok a Woman's ime no more to deliver & lecture or sermos than torit and bear it It did mot necessarily draw ber (rom home dutics. Then, whet nambers of wo mea bad no domestic ves or datios. foe sphere of thousands of working women was not home. He was not sure but the best plan woud be, as a platonic frieat ia New , for the women to appoint 4 4 ‘which, (hough tne votes wou'd not be received and couat ed tm the election re\arns, would go & great way. (Ap please ) The question was only one of time and of steps. Btep by step man rose out Of faisehood and wrong with trwh and right Mra. Excanctn Cavy Stanron then addressed the moet . Gheapeke to tie following resolutions — |, That in the language (aligutly varied) of Jona ‘Miltca—"'Those who marry tatead as Lule to conspire ruia 5 tl g & z : Ef orthby bondage, as well may a married par private covemtat which be or she never or ber mischief, be redeemed from unsup- dances to honest peace aad just content , That all mon aro ereated equal, and al! natural rights, are the equals’ of men, y ‘beir Creator with the same inatenavie uct ee: d, That any cogstitation, compyt or covensnt boman beings, or even between God anc hamaa Uhat tallea to produce or promow humaa happi- ‘m the wature of things be of any force or it would be not only « right but a duty wo , Thes though marriage be in tteelf divinely and is fortified as an imetitution by imaumoravic wo te whole b'egdom of usiversal a is only Kuown by its roaulty: aad tae pure, will reveal Only pure manifestations: ever bo said, “what God bach joined toge eal tf a sot man put asunder,” for man could not put it ; BOF Cam ho any moro noite what Voi and nature jJotned together. (Appiacse ) Resolved, Thet of ali ivsuluug mockeries truth and bo'y Iaw, nooe can be greater tha: cal impotenoy ia cause suflideut fr divorce, i amount of mental or moral or sprriuaal imbecthiy 18 evor to be pleaded in support of such a demaad. Resolved, That sach « law was worwy those dark port ods whea marriage was helt by the greatest doctors aud priests of the church t bes work of the (esh only, aod aimost, if not aiogetber, » defilement, deaied whody to awe clergy, ‘and a second ume foro den to all Resoived, That an cafortansie of ill astorved marriage ‘ever a calamity, bat not ewer, perbaps nevor,a crime, aad when socwty or rovernment, by tts laws or customs, Compels ita contivuance, always cw tbe grief of one of the Partie, abd tae actoa! Joss and damage oO: Voth, 1 usurpa ‘Bp authority pever delegated to man nor exercised by God bimectf (Applaase aad bimer ) Resolved. That observation and experience daily show how Meompeteot are mon, a8 individoais or as ynts, to select partscrs in Dosiness, toxcherr fr chibtrea, miowters of their religion, or makers, ni hallowed converion® are, ta the Most solemn and impor teat fense, of uniswiul birth —toe frait of lust. vat Bot of love, 004 00 Bo Of God, divine. deroended, Dut from be peath—whence procesd ali manner of ovil ‘and unclean ‘Hiases and a ptnuee ) That next to the calemity of sack a birth to the misfortune of Oving traimet in the aimos- bousebolt where love ie on the law And bitterness adoUGd, stamping thei @m the morai nature with ei! their olious peca , thas continuing the face in @ weakaess and do- Wity that mast be @ eure precursor of ite rule, a9 @ just penalty of loog violated law. Mrs. StaxTos said Ube sconce of the ology, 0! civil, pitt si, morsel and social iife, all teach the common ‘dea that man ever bas been, ant ever moet be, sacciiced to the highest good of society—the one to the many—the poor t the rich—the weak t the powerful, aod to all (ae institutions of bis Own creation. I repudiate this popular idea. 1 place mam above all governments—ail institations coclesiastical and civ!!—all conatitations and laws. (Applaces.) It i# & mistaken \iea that the same law that oppremes the ied vidual can Promote the highest good of . The dest interests @oMMDUnI) Dever require the sacrifice of - . ‘oer family sual be and he geod aD eball dwell together posse. If tat beavenly orcer, our duty to earth as pear like Hea we may? For years of snia State « a drunkenpors, ia : i : ecserten, resi ans brutal treatment, en fangering — od to this question very early my ¢ rihood, « rio- PE E i H F | ac Rot beon claaged by Fears of experience, oservave Aad reason. | hare Boy cannot contrast for horse until ne is 21, bat Wer; cmee ace, as I have felt her threbbeng beet oceanet 5 Gere,ehe hes eais. Lc oy moe By, jour enosuragemrat, [ cheald eee fe Sue nyo * - 00 all Keow ear marriage Cogn 8 mor out ward We, Mmpoiles by cuntom, ange founded Lot oven @ frivedenp, to with every bee ment Tn ani O16 OBey virtue and tad ead 3 Arb e' tove here | gone ent, The wide and the stranger's unsy mpe- Gato are oot more to be dreaded (or yuang Goarts Wwe these. Now, who shall aay thet ke two beings oo unlike sad ser side by cide, “fant bound there Uning esored at altar, whore the cht” pte wo mumistors makes of'humen Detmga? of the wear, the innocent’? Where tho isccase Offered up i# not to he God of Justice and Mercy, but te hove beathen diviniues who Sete Ree ‘Moma in ail his gromsucss ead defor mtg? thet sacred where woman, (be mother of the race—of a Jesus of Na- Zereth—unoouscious of the true dignity of ber nature, of her Digh and holy destin; , couscats to live tm legalized Prostitution, ber wh te seu revoidng at euocd gross seno- Ciatione—her ‘lest saivering at tho Cold contam:actoa of bat embrace, beld there by uo tie but tho tom chais of the law ead a false and most unnatural pabio sentiment? Call that ssorei where innocent chitdren, trembiieg with fear, 117 bo the coruers aad dark places of the house 40 hide themselves frou the wrath of Gruakea, oratal fathers, i f 1 i i f father aad everytpiog beside But Home & her sphere—bor realm. Woil, ce it (sae capt towers go feast on walrus and sir, anitay you down to sloep jour six moaths’ aight away aad loare us to make these laws that govern the tance enacvaery of Our Own homes, and faithful satellites wo'll over be vo the dinner pot, the cradie and the old arm chair. (Applause ) I know Horace Greeley Bas beon most cloqueat for meay woeks paston the holy sacramens of til assorted marriages Bat let us hope that ali wiadora dove not live aad wil not aie with Horace Greeley J tbivk if he had Deem naarried to the Naw Yorx Henatp, instead of the republican party, be Would have found out sone soriptirat arguments agaiast lifeiovg union, where great mcompativiity of tempor existed between the parties. (Laoguter and applause.) Gar lawmakers have dug @ pit, and the inweceat have ww wiil yOu coolly cover them over fallen into it, ‘Tridbunes and weeds, and toll thom (0 siay there and pay the lifelong penalty of baviag falica iaf Marriage 8 not all of bie w wan. Gis resources for Amusement and occupation are boundless. He has the whole world for his dome; bis bumaces, is politics, bia club, his frieudsbips with either sex, cam heig to fll ap wwe to woman marriage is all aad cverything—ner aole jot in Lfo—tpat for which ehe is educated—ihe sadject Of ail ber sleeping snd her wakiog dreams. Now, if « noble, generous girl of eighteen marries and is unfurte- bate, because the crucky of ter husband compels sepa ration, in her dreapy isolation would you drive her to a uupnery? And shail sie be # nun tudeed’ Fier solitude is pothing less, a in the preseus umtevcioped con woman faibers, brothers, busbands, sons, that wo fect (he pulsations of the great ouier world. Horace Greeley, im bis recent discussion with Robert Daic , Said thie whole question hes bees tried in ail its ues and conditions, from indissoiubic morganic marriage down to free lovo—that the ground has booa all goue over and er, |. Let me assure bis that but jus ope half of (be ground bas been surveyed—ava that ball but by one of the parties, and that party certaialy not the most interested in the matter. joreover, there ie oue kind of marriage that bas not beon tried; aud thet ig a contract made vy equal partics to live aa equal Kite, ‘with equal restraivis ape privileges on ener side = Thus far we have bad the man marriage, and uothing ‘ore. From the begining man bas nad the sole aad whole re- Rulauva of the matter; be bas spokes im 5 wipture—iic has spoken in law, a an ind! -iaual he decided tho time and cause for pucting away e wife, and asa juigs aod Jegtalator he still bolcs the entire coatrol. In ali history, sacred and profane, the wowea is regarded and spotea of ‘simply as the wy of man, made for his spacial use, to meet bis nost gross and sensuous desires she is takoa or put away, givea or received bought or fold, just as the interest of the parties might dictate. Tho right of woman to put away « husband, be be over 6» impure, @ sever hicted st in sacred history. Even Jemos Dbimsclf failed to recoguise the sacred rights of the boly mothers of the race. We cana tate our gauge of womanhood from the but from tao rolemn convictions of our own souls, r sauese, Moh 1 At Boethoy: ss or Pania—a0 uel Angelos, Bocthovens, Saakspores— no Columbuser, Gathieos—~ao Lockes or Bicoas. Be 40 music aad the arts, 0; thove are our grea: works of which we boast. Which, think you, stands rst, the man or what he doos’ By just #0 far as Gulliieo is greater than his thoughis, ia tie motner far adove w man. (Appeause and Disses.) Into you, Uh! sous of earth, go all of us that is groat and grand. | In you coatre our very life thought, our hopes, oor iutenscst love. Por you we gladly pour @ut our heart's blood and cia. Wit lingly do we drwk tao cup tu tho holy sacrament of the name faith that the Soa of Mary died on Calvary, Kuowing that from our suffering comes forth « Bew and more gionous of thoaght and life. 4 ) ‘ ¢. Axtoorerre Brows Biacxwe eaid there wore not only two sides bat many Rides to erory quoeton. Sac Of rod the follow wg resolutions to indicate the ete whieh she should take upon tus question They were reocved with cocasional faint atiempis at applause — Resolved, That marriage t# the votuotary alliance of two persons of opporite sexes into one family, ant that such ap allianos. with ius posable incidents of cuidren ita Common intorenis, &o., most be, from the mature of Uhings, a8 permanent as the life of the parties. Keseived, That i oomaa lee ——- 0 regalete mar. riage at ail, ik should aim to regulate it according to the fundamental principles of murriage, and that as the ie stitution is in! ¥ As Continuous a8 the tive of the par aw) ebow.! look wl ila coatrol aad preserva Resolved, That as a parentcan neverfaanu! bis obdliga Kons tow arcs even a proiligate child, Docaase of the im 8 tire Resolved, That grou: fraud and wast of goed fais ia one of the parties in contracting this ailianoe, so . at woald validate aby other volun ary relation, are (ae oaly bie. fo secure bis own bighest moral develope ment, and taat De canno, owe W society, of W an intinidual, aay oge oe whch shall be degrad 2g to himeetf. Reanived, That self devotimn to the good of another and copectally to the good of the sinful aod gutley, ike all a. Interosiecnes#, must recound to the bigest good of its Sutbor, and thet the husband or wife who ibus seeks the imieresta Of Une Ovher is odediont to the Bighest law wed, That this isa very different thing from vble weakness which allows tteoif t be immolated by the sc ishnens of apother wo the hort of beta, and that tne Mimeradle practioe, BOW So Com DOR among wires, of al- lowing thetaaeiven, ‘heir children aad family intorwsts, te be sacrificed te degraded husband reprenematbie. fH i z £ 7 : L = i 8 ! : 3 z i i zi i i I H 38 at te Hid i i “ iF f i f fi ed, rontying to the argimsat 0” M- Coreen of Marriage 19 chat ALY mg Mra. Buss explained thet worely that form tw oreer Wo give ® cleus pnanen i ! Ht t Ff afetst lid ly 1° Gea Hs i: o0eg' of based upoo human , Bot to be determined aor circum- to any book in the world, however be. for the Comvention to look at was to Tyehs i HHT Ferree Esee Hiei ein He le +H aR ie iH Bie a ‘ HF RA . Woman had to me, Satvuoncotemiaet. © oo Rev. Mr. Hovsincton, @ biiad prosoher, desired that the Terolutions saculd aut be stricken out. Philips, enc w favor of recording the resolutions. Mis Antony preseated Crom the Business Commitioe the followwg additional resolution — Abe Faratcgs and Guardianship vilis passed during the last Beeston. Sue rejoiced that the Empire State bad taken the lead jm this act Of justice, ana hoped this Confeteratmn would wo S000 give to woman the ballot and the right of trial by jury of ber own peers ee Position aad power of the State mate her example supreme; po cioe! when New York was right the work was aearty done. The r+ soiutiogs of the Busines Comm thee were adopted by the Convention Mies Maky Gaaw wade some closing remarks, in which Phe eloquently referred t Mrs Lacretia Moti, whose Bae Was received WilD 5 The Convention then adjourned sine die AMERICAN SWEDEN BORGIAN SOCIETIES. ‘The teath aantversary of the American § wedenborgian Printing apc Pobiisbing Society, amd the third of the amertcan New Church Society, were heid on Friday eves ing et the new church in Thirty-fifth street, between Fourth and Lexirgtoa avenues. The attendance was numerous and select. The proceedings were opened by a voluntary on the organ and simging by the choir, followed by reading from Scripture and the Lord’s Prayer, after which Mr. Tnos Errcuoock, Secretary of the American Swe- denborgian Printing and Publishing Soolety, in alluding to the workings of the so Jety, said that if they could not present a very davzling account of their operations, their pursuits were Dot the les: important nor the !ces demand. ing the sympathy of the people throughout the country. I they were working for the present only, they might feel c'ecoursged at the smaliners of the reguits, but they were aad paper. aad formed the foam eadaring cuuroh tha: tae world ever saw The cations were distetoated . ate tinge they coy aa magazine Lido arcaty \wecribers, wee im want of more. secured about 608 eu’ Of the aidress wae Of & mous encouraging enrracter, and it wan etowed to with Marked aticntion aad eatiafactiom. A reesetotion of thanks to Mr. Hayden, with a request for e copy of the addrves for padicauen ia the migazines of the rooieties, was them cnanimovaly carried, aad aftor on anthem by the choir, the menting d tper sed ‘The following i# the list Of officers of tho sociotios for the eevaing year — —8 L. Waldo, Now York city. W. D. Sewall, Beth, Mo. W. 2. May. Gerriah, Portiaad, Me ; Gilbert Mass ; B Orange, N. J; Joba Ni: James C'How, Now Vork ety: joha Gerdes. Oiacie vie Shortty before tbe commencement of the exerciees « large piatform, aiteated at the rear of the ciage, gave way, owing w the breaking of one of the uprights, and pre- Gipitated the children tp a maar to tbe floor. Fortunately bo one was injured. The platform war removed, and chairs gabstituted, wpon which the childran, to the aumber of three hundred, were peated. ‘The exereiaes commenced with an exhibition in calte- thenion by the children, after which they sang the hyma, A fervent prayer was then offered upyby the Rey. Mr. Gamer. ‘The eswuat was thon reed, exhibiting the follow- eat Te rear eat 919.462 20 a +, 9032 19 follows, was gott eung with \ostitation for the Ady mA, Commencing 17 Comaition of the ony. But these were acthiag (oe bas ph ory oy There was methog romante or ecatimen- (at about the werk Bet Pope, saseetaken by these connected with the a ladestry. 4 at e eae, © oe ene Lager ye weald iseue inaumerable surcame ef happiness Moous Soaeenoee ale TOON again 61 ies by one of the lady teochors connected with the lasttation, after ‘Waoioh Usey sang the byma — Ob! I'l 808 good caild as over [ can be; T'U mind what my toocher ays te mo, TS Awe hh LS And carly come te tho Sa woh sol. which was so aweetly rendered thet it was loudly ca- Cored, and the Girt verse wes repeated. Mr Jamms A Buccs, of Obio, wes aoxt tatreduced ead paid, Ty sopuiet. y mo cae their feclings more dircctiy than the present Waere Fags ous dow ar ieanr old ‘as in the Fire Pointe ‘wore more heathens te the sore there thea to eay Other part of tae world. In the West there wes OltenUumes want, But that wemt was met attended by meery and crime. Whea the collection was takea up, ‘ae hoped thet they would pay to the eweet titde sagers fo ET, he thea stood. (Immense ap me) He comciuied witt am clegant appeal (a behalf Ot the chilarea taken The mena! ur. that be permitted the aucienoe, amidst renewed laagliter, W Bicg axother verge. Acdresece were aso mete by Mr. H J Raruown at Mr Ranwsy. The latter gare an aocouat of tae workings @! the House of ledustry, and reiate! mea iat decaite tn connection with the Ife of the cot! trea. ‘The exercises closed with a hyma and beasdicien. AFRICAN OfVILIZATION SOCIETY, Tho annual meeting of the African Civilization Socimty was bold om Thursday might ia the Caurot of the Puri- tans, Rev. H. H Garnet President, and Rev. A. D. Ooa- etamtine Secretary. ‘The body of the churoh was filled with white persoos, while the colored people, whose sasiversary ft wee, eearly all wont up to the gallertes or cocepted back seats The business of the evening was opened 07 prayer by the Rev. Mr. Pru, whe begged thet Ged would look dows with favor upon the object of the society aad give them Une necessary stromgth to carry on the work successfully, observed, bomg a politician, Unal be theagal that of mace more importance Gddreasing them H+» meatwace having received hosts of other totters (rom differeat par. os, m diferent parts of the Stetes, regrotung their in Sey Sp rteed ee enronee. He thea tatroduced the Rev. J. D. Sumi, on African mussionary, who came forward sad addressed the audionce. He ead thet be wes afraid be was mot able to undertake the task thea, tats the greeteat movement @f the society was evorys here, and SF 2h failed to accom ish, forty years; ead of tbe advent ‘were the ol the Presiden\ Mr. Ganver, crlec.on te be a Ae pT EL marks. Heraid thet they qacted $5 O10 to sexist (hom ie = £ oat this State for the parpose of raising the necessary to earry om the work of reciaimiag their free euf. frags. Afters warm debate the word “cowred” wae ‘rack ont, and the resolution passed. A motion was thea made to appoiat a finance committce, whicd motion was over anti Friday morning's semica. SRCOND Dar. ‘The meeting was called to order om Friday, with Stephen Myors in the chair, as before. A prayer wat oflored by Rev. Mr. Ronmere, when the resolution apon a financis Commilice waa read, bat being objected to by Momrs Rrra, Kawey and others. J. J. Srawows withdrew the I ; ; H ore best adapted to | ie i Bb iE Ha i FE Y ! i ; i i i i | | i i Heidi st rf i L f : i i i i ff e4 8 i ef | i ! | fix ii I Hi | f 5 i E i i e i i fy ; é fi i ; d 7 is Ai i it pray or, and after the reading of the minutes of the mora ing eeesion the duties of the Contral Executive Committee were stated to the meoting by the Chairman, that they have tbe power to make all inwa and reguia- ons concerning free sullrege. ‘Too (ou wing resotetious were thea submitted » Mat conveatioes ve Held ia Juno, Juiy, Ep op ogee i ne i SEaTee Sr Ee itis t fos ~*~ i! ; i Pe i i a i a i } & | f rt fs i i Hf H i i fle g f E efi i ‘ i ei u g: fs i ij | E i if s g i ij + F £ i i i it i i z i li } : i i ‘ i i i i Font i i i 3 BeHaLP OF FOREIGN Mt BOSWELL, UNION THEILOG! ‘The largest mecting that has yet boon held simes the commencem-at of the roligious anaiversaries took piace eu Friday morning, a! ten o'clock, ia the above church. Wm. E Dodge was called upon to preside, and that gen. tomas discharged he duties with dignity aad ability. ‘The retigions exereinss wore commenced by the Rev. Dr, Frees Chancellor of the University, offering up « sutta- bie prayor, afer which the songrogation, under the lead ership of Pro‘essor Hastings, samg the fellowiag appre. wi i a | i ‘ i 53 — iE : fi | : H i is tt § J iH 32 ip! ills alte a i i. il $ if : f i i sits i i i E il F it i fir l i | i if | ge | il fF 4 ut Ay ag it a 3 ; i i i i Ae HEH | = | Bg i g . | 3 zi i i surmount, and the dengers be i Sp be aodron wan sppen! othe spnpatnot ‘eeeh Rey W: . at reverend broteer Pratt, aad steted thet the Amerk’ misrton ia the Turkish empiro was greatly indebted to Bative agency. Wherever a ustive agency could be ee ee ee and (Applause. ) ‘Woorever ech ‘sa anus} exuaed for] was every for succes; and witvout such mea Scape onoenneeemans Predvce 20 wore tan the realms of darkness on meridian day. (Applause ) were cagaged tare; it wae their ipal text book im divinity and] jew, 00 that the men of the State were it to conform to the faith ot Mahomet. He poy i ii with wi Biv: it Euphrates ey . So Sean, OF ES er of the Gospel, so that the Redeomer may bis werk there. the Prophet hed said that ton wr should fail without and more to Fogiand, France, 4, or Fras via, thea abe te 10 the cease Of Christ Jesus. He was aot car Euan Seeman he cptnian she souks boomatanel sp Oe Sa Pratere Dest. ost he beliaved, Coat. sta. bh to Christianity, aod that thea, should disappear forever. (Applause ) eagles | coe eat ee “Qh! come, tbat glorious day, Whee the shadows flee away, Ama all be bright as mera. ‘TW that blest shall come, ‘And sink (n endless woe Christiaas, awake to prayer! ’ beaepey ig fyestiniye i a HF in! el tf pues ily i ih ae Hf 4 bis ferutare be Would subsutute three ‘Meola, reuker them Pee ne He conciuded by im. the ev. Rove ma D DD af the Now The i Op Orvereess ot CoereT foe Arrexere Ronmery —We notice in the Providence Journal am ae- } $f arrest of Jamce L. Edgerton and ‘Albert ,'’ for att-mpung to break into the Thompece Thompeoe, Cons , « week or two eince. They Rad Sere certo eat uae Sen beam sien Same Seareaens wore discovered, and after « long chase sad & re- ie thi we for terns ont to old rey < bery. ie real ‘samen as we are leformes,, sate the Roston frendier, ie John W. Read, who is woll known to the police of Reston, As long PA 1843 he was arrested for rob! the J wage and wee sontenced ry years in state prions. Th 1864, he was arrested for robbing tne Concord, N. A, Bank, of peverad thousand ‘Dut in this case wife worked for him thet he war released. Hewes twine arrested bere and carried to Norfolx, Virginia, (or trial, on 0 charge of the Portsmouth (Va) Beak of « Jaree amount of ', Dat om both occasions managad geen ore oe He wes pext arrested for reb biog a ws Baw sorerl, Vet camnned mere Ue witb oot pentenmaset, In 1087 Bo was arrest (or . at Frederickton, N. B . of the large um of 894 His [aid In jal! there for some time, bat was (aaily by the restoration of nearly the full amoent stolea ‘tk waa afterward reen at Mou'real, but has heen apparcatiy Teeting UP his Oars, ant! hie rexopearance in hit ei¢ ne. ‘t Thompecn, fn thie case the arrest was made the robbers had completed thelr preveravons, and the charge wil woretore be for the Atiompt moroly