The New York Herald Newspaper, May 2, 1868, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. T Course of the Cabinet, - : o'otook A. M., TRUBCRAPHIC NEWS | xzzccetiecsestersenmeme) TERRE Cote THE DEATH PENALTY. | Ee eae aa | ceme a said 80 + . 7 ~ the mintatry ant ‘the House of Commons that the | B#Pleelon of a Propeller Boller at Buttato—| Ghecking Revelations of rime asd De- | oieuaiyis mete 224 atria thems Of Fe eae eee ee ae ett Now Tork FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. government needed time to consider what action it would take, He accordingly moved that the House adjourn until Monday. ‘The motion was carried and the House accordingly adjourned, at three A. M., until Monday next, The Premier Leaves for Osborne—Consulta- Borvato, May 1, 1968. Hinnaed fe _ for the Murder of Laura Foster. A terrible catastrophe occurred here to-day, re- Sraresvitye, N. C., May 1, 1868. Sulting in the death of eleven persons, the injury of | To-day took place one of the most singular execu- others and @ heavy loss of property. As the propel- } tions in the annals of crime and under the most lor Governor Cushman, commanded by Captain H. | extraordinary circumstances on record. A terrible W. Thompson, was moving out of the lock at about | crime was perpetrated and « trial that has not its THE WEEKLY HERALD. Country. Steamship ag 21, arrived at this port at ten o'clock this morn- ‘The Cheapest and Best Newspaper im the half-past ten this morning, her boiler ex the egy been sums ‘The WEEKLY HeERaxp of the present week, now Defeat of the Disraeli Cabinet on the ion wits, neg 1-3 P.M. shattering the hull badly and making ar vt ile bodice bers ae ory fp oe keep ae he owe and enforce the terrible death | Teady, contains the very latest European News py the Trish Church Question. ‘ ! complete wreck, The explosion was terrible in its umstantial; but at nearly | penaity, the better preservation of order the | cable up to the hour of publication; Telegraphic Mr. Disraeli left Downing street this morning di- rect for Osborne, where Queen victoria is staying. ‘The Premier will consult with her Majestyon the ministerial crisis inaugurated by the vote of the House of Commons on the Irish question, and act as deemed best in the executive exigency. half-past two P. M. Thomas Dula suffered the death penalty, for the murder of Laura Foster, in the Presence of nearly three thousand persons of his own race and color. On the 28th of May, 1866, a foul, inhuman murder was committed in the western portion of Wilkes county, in this State, the victim being Laura Foster, beautiful, but frail girl, who was decoyed from her father’s house in Caldwell county to a place in Wilkes known as the Bates Place, and here brutally murdered. The body was then removed about half 8 mile from the scene of the murder, and was placed in a grave already prepared for it. Late in August of the same year the body was discovered in a state of such decomposition that it was dimcult to identify it, There was a deep gnash in the left breast just above the heart; the wound had evidently been in- flicted with a large knife or dagger, causing death instantaneously. It was also believed that the mur- dered woman was enceinte, i ‘The disappearance of Laura excited no alarm for several days, as it was supposed she had gone off to get married or to visit some acquaintances in Watan- ga county; but at length the opinion became general that she had been foully dealt with, and a general search was instituted, without success at the time. ‘The community in the vicinity of this tragedy is divided into two entirely separate and distinct classes. The one occupying the fertile lands adjacent to the Yadkin river and its tributaries is educated and intelligent, and the other, living on the spurs and ridges of the mountains, {s ignorant, poor and depraved. A state of morality unexampled in the history of any country exists among these people, and such a general: system of free-loveism prevails that it is ‘a wise child that knows its father.” This is the Bates Place, where the body was discovered by blood marks, and where some ten or twelve families are living in the manner described, It isa poor country, covered with thickets and a dense under growth, and an attempt liad been made to conceal the blood by covering it with bushes. Soon Snape attached to’Thomas Dula, a re- turned Confederate soldier, and one Pauline Foster, an illegitimate cousin of the deceased, and, like her, also frail, as the guilty parties. Pauline was then servant to Mrs. Mellon, and between her and Dula a criminal intimacy was known to exist, as also was the case between the deceased and Dula, and hence suspicion more particularly to the culprit because Pauline had mysteriously disappeared for a effect, shaking the building for several blocks adja- cent to the locality at which the disaster occurred. Its force was so great that one of the deck hands was hurled over a Sturgis elevator one hundred and fifty feet high. The following is a list of those who wefe kille. anc ‘whose bodies have been recovered. Peter McDermot, fireman, Barney Lester, fireman. Frank Smith, deck hand. Lewis Anderson, deck hand. Herman Frowing, deck hand. The lowing named persons were killed by the as ey but their bodies have not been found:— |. S. Gilbert, first engineer. John Durock, deck hand, William Ab! deck hand. A. G. Stewart, deck hand, Morro, 5 The Aas ler Governor Cushman is totally destroy- ed. ‘. wed Scott, of Cleveland, Ohio, was her was valued at $37,500. rtial in- surance had been effected in this city upon her hull. Her cargo consisted of over 20,000 bushels of BORG fee Kenic ne to be discharged at Port vege ys which place she was going at the time of explosion. The wheat was insu) in the Western Insurance Company of this city and in the Security and Home Insurance Company of New York. Pe ean rere 8 at ix anion to Sond . jong them 1s Captain Thompson, who re- ceived a slight cut on the head, His wife was on board, but she fortunately escaped unhurt. VIRGINIA. Jeff Davis’ Bail Bond to be Renewed. gy RICHMOND, May 1, 1868. Jett Davis’ bail bond will be renewed to-morrow in the United States Circuit Court. It is confidently announced that his trial be commenced on the last of this month or the middle of the next. He will not appear personally in the court to-morrow. GEORGIA. were closed. The le who had never seen a gallows before visited is structure, eyeing it with strange feelings, and as it was merely two u| ta, with @ space between them of about ten feet ‘@ cross piece on top, un- der which the cart with the condemned had to pass, Mr. Giladstone’s Resolutions Re- affirmed and a Ministe- rial Crisis. Parliament Likely to be Dissolved. Lonpon, May 1—Evening. © ‘The belief has become general that after the pas- sage of the Reform bills for Ireland and Scotland, the Disraeli Ministry will dissolve Parliament and appeal to the people on the Irish church question. The Globe—the Ministerial organ—of this afternoon in an editorial confirms this opinion. lated. them that it was generally believed benaetiny be teeta "eae ton ee uw je war, wi be then criminal aeconrae e opinion of aly was that he was a terrible, desperate character, ig anxiety and singular curiosity was excited —? i. see how a gerne there wee who ar rs a im, withot confoslons and nose thigzed ‘with him. At sgnieen minutes before one o'clock, the pant being formed in pellon eqpars, the condemned was by the and assistan' led forth some ts, and with a smile upon his features, took his seat in cart, in which was also his coffin, beside his sis- es ae ee ayo ‘The procession moved thro e streets, accompanied Pasta many "boing “ta cntriages “and carr! many rseback and on foot. hile on the gallows he looked cheerful and continually to his sister of the Scriptures, assuring her he had repented and that his peace was made with God. At the gallows throngs of perp were already assembled, the number of females ing almost equal to that of the males. The few trees in the field were crowded with men and boys, and under every imaginable shade that was present were Baadind together every imaginable species of hu- manity. Soon the procession came in sight, accompanied by horsemen dashing over the field, dispersing the crowd, and at eight minutes past one the cart was halted under the gallows. The condemned man ap- peared unaffected by the sight, but talked inces- bint Bg his sister and others of religion, trying, if yssible to assuse them that he had, repented. pee. being informed by the Sherif that he could idreas the assembled crowd he arose, and turning his dark eyes upon them spoke in a loud voice whica Tang back from the woods as if a demon there was Mocking the tone and spirit of a wretch who weil knew he was going into eternity with an uncon- fessed murder upon his mindiand falsehoods on hs lips. He spoke of his early chiidhood, his parents and subseqent career in the army, referred to the dissolution of the Union, made blasphemous allu- sions to the DOI JAYOrns that name to prove as- gertions that he The Premier and Queen in Consultation. What the British People Think. the week. Lonpon, May 1, 1868, All the city papers this morning comment at length on the debates, and generally consider the division a decisive one. The London Times says no ohe can deny the im- mense significance of this event. Since the motion to go into committee the tories have gained three seats in the Commons, yet the sixty majority has grown to be sixty-six. A dissolution ig talked of merely to frighten members. The London Herald says the House of Com! by a vote, the importance of which cannot be denied, affirms that the Irish Church should be disestab- Mahod but the House of Commons does not speak the voice of the country, ds the late elections show. The London News says itis satisfactory to find that the Premier disclaims the a of advisi the Queen to act against the vote of the House of Commons. His duty is not to dissolve Parliament or bass but to aid the progress of the resolves. The London Standard deprecates the vote of want of confidence as compelling 8 dissolution, but fears that the liberals tntend to pursue that course. 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The Board has power to send for persons and papers and all the authority necessary to make the investigation. she admitted, when asked, that “Tom Dula and me killed Laura;’ but, apparently recollecting herself, would make no further revelations. A day subse- on to this Pauline, when criminated by Mrs. elon, confirmed the above statement, and she was arrested and confined in the jail of Wilkes county. Here she made a confession recriminating Mrs. Mellon, who, she alleged, was jealous of Laura, and she guided a party to the place where the body was Between the Christian Insurgents and the Turks—Greek Allegations of Turkish Bare barities, QUEEN’S HOTEL, LONDON, May 1, 1863. Telegrams just received from Trieste report that the Athens journals to hand in that city contain im- portant intelligence from Crete, to the effect that the tion of his, tuat Holden was elected Governor of North Carolina, he brauded that person asa secessionist and @ man that could not be trusted, His only ref- erence to the murder was @ haif explanation of the country and the diiferent roads and paths leading to the scene 0: the murder, in whica uis only anxiety was: to show that some two or three of the witnesses ewore falsely against him. He mentioned particu- mely and unnecessary, Mr. Gladstone closed the debate on the liberal side ‘Vith a powerfui speech directed against the contin- wed mainicance of the Irish Church as a State es- Sablishment. Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Disraeli followed before the ‘America and when he de} tograph on his arrival | old England. CHEVALIER’ ray bair, See CHEVALIER'S Treatise on the Hair, y mall free, and giv SARAH David's Spring Styl him he would not have been there. This concluded his speech, which had tasted nearly one hour, and after an apparently affectionate farewell of nis sister, who was then removed trom the cart, the rope, which all the time had becn round his neck, Was thrown over the gal- lows and fastened. Standing there on the brink of eternity this man, calin in tue presence of that vast crowd, refused to adinii publicly the murder of which they all beileved him to be guiity. At twenty-four minutes aiter two P. M. the cart was moved, and the body of Thomas Dula was suspended between heaven and earth. ‘Ihe fall was about two feet and the neck was not broken, He breathed about ilve minutes and did not siruggle, the pulse beating for ten minutes, and in tuuwrteen minutes life was declared extinct by Dr, Campbell, attending: surgeon. Alter hanging tor twenty minutes the body was cut down and given over to the aillicted relatives of this terrible criminal, ‘Thus closed the career of @ man who, thoug! young in years, ignorant and depraved in character, Was one of the most confirmed and hardened crimi- nals of the age in which he lived. As yet the written confession above given has not become known, and the greatest anxiety is evinced among tne people to ascertain wither he has left any conieasion that he might be too proud to make them in public, tis reticence, however, is accounted for by the wish that he would not implicate his accomplice, Mrs. Anne Mellon, now to be tried, Vf A granc parade of firemen took place to-day. Face, use Seven vysiting companies and seven steamers were in the procession, The Germania of Savannah won the first prize. ists. The Greek newspapers announce that a battle, which endured the entire day, was fought at Apoco- rona onthe 14th of April, and that the insurgents claimed a victory at its close. Fights had also taken place, it is said, between the army of liberation and the troops of the Sultan, on the lith, 12th, 15th and 16th of April; but they ended without sfich decisive result as that had from the engagements of the 14th ultimo, The Athens editors again allege that the Turkish soldiers commit great outrages on the inhabitants at every point where they obtain complete control on the island. The steamers employed in running the Turkish blockade of the Candian coast, for the relief of the Christians and the landing of munitions of war for their use, continue to ply from the ports of Greece and the mainland, PORTUGAL. The United States Squadron in the Tagus. Lisbon, May 1, 1868. The Mediterranean squadron of the United States fleet in the European waters has arrived in the Tagus, inciuding the flagship Franklin with Admiral Farragut on board. The Admiral was warmly welcomed on his return to this city, Lonpvon, May 1—P. M. The House of Commons went into Committee the Whole immediately after assembling last night Othe first of the Gladstone resolves on the Irish ©urch establishment, During the debate Mr. Wal- pe, in the course of his remarks in opposition to ™iGladstone’s resolves, said these attacks on & eldgy, such as that of the Irish Church, who were notd for the purity of their doctrine and for their ¢leuted icarning and Christian zeal, were sure to Jeadto the most disastrous results. » Lod Eicho followed. He said that the introduc- Yon if these resolves at the present time was unne- (essay and unfortunate. The Roman Catholics of Tlaid would never be satisfied with anything short Supremacy in ecclesiastical matters, He regard- el the issue presented to the House as an imperial Ge, for the Church establishments of England and . © Scotland were menaced as well as that of Ireland. ence blows were struck at the whole system of the uion of Church and State in the United Kingdom. * After the conclusion of Lord Elcho’s argument, ‘@tlata rather late hour, in the presence of a full Buse, there being an unusual attendance of mem- ‘bes of boil: parties in expectation of a division, Mr. ‘Gidatone rose and was loudly cheered, { "he leader of the opposition commenced by saying tht he could not complain of the result of this Jog debate, as eleven night's of discussion had Tuy demonstrated that the Irish Church es- tatishment never did and never could fulfll the enj of its creation. It was not the Church of the naion; it was not the Church of the poor, nor was it anissionary Church. It existed there only for the pupose of sustaining political supremacy on a form mot hateful to the people upon which it wa) impessd. This was unendurable. No minis- was found under an an assumed name. He was then lodged in jail upon the evidence of Pauline, as was also Mrs, Mellon as accessory before the fact. True bills were found against both by the Grand Jury of Wilkes, but upon affidavit of the prisoners the trial was removed to Iredbll county. ‘The most intense interest was manifested in this trial, which lasted several days, by the people here and of the surrounding counties. Nearly all the people on the Bates Place were examined, and the most extraordinary revelations of depraved morality were di ped. Wilson Foster, the father of the deceased, testified that when he arose on the morn- ing of Laura’s disappearance his horse was also gone; that he traced the animal to the Bates Place; that he knew the track by a pe- culiiarity in one of the hoofs. He never saw his daughter alive again, but he saw and recog- nized her body; knew Dula had been in the habit of visiting his daughter, and had seen them in bed together, and that they had two private conversa- tions on the Monday and Wednesday respectively preceding her disappearance. Furtier testimony ‘went to show that Laura and Dula were both seen on the morning of the murder travelling by different routes from the direction of her home to the Bates Place, with a view, 23 was supposed, to marry Dula; that Dula had borrowed a mattock, the implement with which the grave was dug, the day rations and that he had been heard to say that he contrac’ a disease from the murdered girl for which he would be revenged upon her. It was also proven that Dula changed his name, and when being brought back from Tennessee attempted to escape. This comprised the essential testimony, and the witnesses generally appeared impressed with the idea that Dula was guilty, though some among them be aie anxious to effect his acquittal through fear of some of his reckless associates in the mountains, Another fact attempted to be proved was that the disease contracted by Dula from the murdered wo- man was imparted by him to Mrs. Mellon, who forced him to the commission of the crime on that account. An appeal was granted from the first trial, and a second one had, when the same witnesses were examined, the same testimony elieited, and the same state of excitement ex- isted. Governor Vance and his assistant ansel for the defence made powerful forensic ciforis Sold everywhere. Henry D. Miner & Bark of 87 Nassau street, opposite th their new and spacious saiesrooim No. 8 Cortla doors west of Broadway, where they will rece ALABAMA. Trial of an Editor by Military Commission— A Writ of Habeas Corpus Granted—General Meade Refuses to Stop the Trial. MONTGOMERY, May 1, 1868. Some time ago Mr. Ryland Randolph, editor of the Tuscaloosa Monitor, became engaged in an affray with a negro, which. resulted in the negro being killed. Mr. Randolph was arrested and carried be- fore the Circhit Court, where he was held to bail to answer forthe offence. Being informed subsequently that the military authorities had issued an order for his arrest, he came on here and reported in person to Brevet Bridadier General Shepherd, the commander of the district of Alabama, qy whom he was placed in confinement and his trial by a military com- mission ordered, Mr. Clanton, counsel for the prisoner, then, on Monday last, applied for a@ writ of habeas corpus from Judge Busteed Judge of the United States Court in Alabama, and the emery was granted. The military authori- ties, however, refused to obey the writ, and still hold the prisoner, whose trial was to commence to- day, the military court having assembled for that urpose. Mr. Clanton next addressed General feade, and the following telegraphic correspon- pea took place between them yesterday and to- perty. Lace Curtains, ing Boots and. Shoes, for themselves and families, MELLEK & CO. No.3 Union square. Lively Times in Men’s Furni: 141 Fulton street ; stock of an importing TAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHM the METROPOL! ‘¥7 Nassau street. VERMONT. Destructive Fire at East Berkshire—The Busi- ness Portion of tho Town Destroyed. MONTPELIER, May 1, 1868, The town of Kast Berkshire, in this State, was almost totally destroyed by fire on Wednesday night last, The fire first broke out in the Sheerwood Hotel, whence it rapidly spread to the adjacent buildings until the business portion of the village was in ashes, It was the most destructiqe conflagra- tion that ever occurred in this State in @ place of the size of Bast Berk- some fifty years. For Scrofv moat valuable remedy. Thou effected by it. For sale bv all d ugglats. tained elsewhere in the city. George Francis Train’s Bankruptcy—Fenians .. Discharged from Prisons. DvBLIN, May 1, 1868, George Francis Train was brought before the Court of Bankruptcy this morning; but owing to the absence of the plaintitl, Mr. McHenry, the case was adjourned Montaomery, Ala., April 30, 1868. To Gencral MeapE:—Judge Busteed has granted @ writ of habeas corpus in Kyland Randolph's case, returnable on the 5th of May at this place. Please stop the trial by military commission, which will commence at Selina to-morrow. Answer. , JAMES H. CLANTON, Counsel. ereignties often cause myriads of heads to droop w Those, however, against which the American masses 40 make head are light, easy and ele) seen in thelr silken softuess, and wearers. y uneducated, and though living in the midst of legal proceedings by a warrant issued by the Lord dwelling house and bara, two houses betonging to on aquestion involving interests so extensive. The | Lieutenant of ireland. Nominees to the Chicago Convenitou—The | depraviiy aud ignorance has the manners and bear | yes Carpenter, and U iscopal church, te onl: - m ° , y ly dutyor Partiament now was to accept justice to Ire- Rights of Convents—Quarantine Orders. Ing of an accomplished Indy, and all the natural | piace of worship in the age, were destroyed. ‘The powers that should grace a high born beauty. This may in part account for the great influence she ob- lover Dalia, with whom she is illezitimately wcted, and also for the fact that he persistently denies ali knowledge @f and participation in the ‘amount of asurance is unknown. CUBA. Commercial and Marine Intelligence. Havana, May 1, 1867, Sugar, 744 8 reals per arobe for Nos. 10 to 12, Dutch standard, and 8% a 10 reals for Nos. 15 to 20, Molasses sugar, 6 a 7}g reals per arobe for Nos, 7 to 10. Muscovado sugars, 7a7% for inferior to com- mon refining, 74 a 7% for fair to good refining and 8 a 844 reals for fair to i grocery grades. Luuber, $27 a $40 per 1,000 fect for white pine and $20 a $24 for piuch pine. Tar, $4 26 a $4 50 per bbl. ON, 14360. a 16, per Ib. Tallow, 11 4c. @ 1zc. per lb. Freights steady and unchanged from last week’s quotations. Flour and molasses unchanged. Exchange on London 10! a 11 per cent premium; on United States, in currency, 29 a 291, discount; in gold, 144 a 2 premium. Salted, steamers Nevada for Vera Cruz and Juni- ata for Philadelphia. EUROPEAN MARKETS. LONDON Monty MaRrket.—Lonvon, May 1—5 P. New ORLEANS, May 1, 1893. The Radical State Convention to-day nominated H. C. Warmouth, W. P. Kellogg, Thomas W. Conway and Bernard Soulla delegates to the Chicago Con- vention for the State atlarge. Three of these are white men from Northern States, and the status of the fourth, Soulla, is doubtful. The courts have decided the case of the colored alderman who sued @ convent for the non-admission of his daughter be dismissed, the convent not being a corporate body and therefore not liable to be sued. Quarantine orders have been issued. MISSISSIPPI. General Gillem’s Intentions in Regard to the Coming Election—Personal Matter in the Convention. jand Mr Gladst ne subsequentiy, alluding to the per- gona attacks which 1 been made upon him, de- nied p the most exp er that he had any conniction with or interest the policy or plans of eithe) the Ritualists on the one hand or the Roman Cathdies on the other. Discussng the arguments made against his propositions he sald two lead- ing oljections had been presented to his plan for the dsestablishment of the Irish Church, One was that it imperilled the existence of the Established Churth of Hugland; the other objection was that the time was inopportune. Ten years ago, said Mr, Gladstone, the people of Great Britain were indif- ferent,and (he introduction of a great reform would have been untimely. Now the people are grouscl, and the opportunity presented itself for a cariy and sound settlement of the question, he strength of the Church of Englant lay in its own merits and in the voluntary veal of rer votaries far more than in her connection with tle p.. He expressed the belief that the Churchof Engiand would lose none of her re Out of celebri FRANCE. The Bank Returns, Panis, May 1, 1868, ‘The oficial returns of the Bank of France, published to-day, show that the metalic reserve of that in- stitution has increased to 3,400,000 francs during the past w eck. i MEXICO. de K 5 bert family paper published in this or any other country. OUT OF OUT OF our OF TE ouT oF Ovt OF 1 Oot OF OUT OF our OF 4 OUT OF 1 OT OF 8 eis the new story by atic author, Is commen line Foster, the principal witness against both ised, 8 remarkable for nothing but debase- ay be dismissed with the statement that she has since married a white man and given birth to a negro child, Thomas Dula, the condemned man, is about twenty-five years old, five Yeet eleven inches high, Keyes, dark curly hair, and though not hand: some, might be called goodiooking. He fought gal- lantly im the Confederate service, where he estab- lished # reputation for bravery, but since the war closed has become reckless, demoralized and a des- perado, of whom the people In bis vicinity had # terror. There is everything in his expression to indicate the harsened een ery giare of the eyes, a great degree of Im ty, and @ callousness thats revolting. He laughs and jokes when spoken to of his approaching end, and exhibits a Cronos indifference as to hereafter, refusing persistently spiritual comfort from attending clergymen. Yes- terday evening his sister and her husband, who came with a wagon to take his body, sent him @ note from his aged mother, entreating a to confess the truth for her sake, 80 that she would be satisfied of his guilt or innocence. But further than asking that Out of the St celebrated dra number of th Outrages on American Citizens at Monterey. GALVESTON, May 1, 1868, Special messengers from Consul Ulrich, at Mon- terey, Mexico, have arrived here on the way to Wash- jugton, bearing special despatches to Secretary Seward relative to wanton outrages on six American citizens at that place. It is not known whether aay crime was alleged against these men, but the Consul reports that they were imprisoned among felons and vermin by order of the Governor's secretary, and made to do scav- enger work and other metial and disgusting offices. On refusing to do this at first they were flogged by best family paper published in this or any other country. OUT OF THE STREETS. OUT OF THE STREETS. 4 STREETS. JACKSON, May 1, 1868, General Gillem has informed the Reconstruc- tion Convention that no restriction upon elec- tors other than those imposed by the Recon- struction acts will be recognized in the election for the ratification of the constitution, He will appoint the istrars and conduct the 7 OUT OF THE 8TR Out of the Strecta—the new story by Charles Gaylor, a humber of the CHIMNEY Go even itparted from the State. She had more aes aan so crete and. on belng:relensed Sanyo | eution’ i strict aecordance with the Reconstruc- | Lue, 0e allowed ve ee Te’ ati’ rematned Genane, {| M-—Consois closed at 01% 04 for money. Ameri- | Dest family paper published in this or apy other from ler partisans than from her foes, and tl - | two after no apology or redress was made, and they | tion act. But if the Convention desires they may | nor showed any signs of repentance, and seemed to | C82 securities closed at the following rates:—United OUT OF THE STREETS. the Irish Established Church 4 | Were compelled to pay for the return of the valuables | designate parties to be present at the counting of the s hope of escape, though he did not s States five-twenty bonds, 7034; Illinois Central Rall- OUT OF THE STREETS. form of the Irish Established Church would } Wore competion radon from them on thelrcomimittah, | votes ‘The election will be. ordered about thirty | HAVE Some Lope OF Cet P ead tur that might elther | Way shares, 96%; Erie Kallway shares, 46%. OUT OF THE STREETS. strengthen (ie Church of England. ‘4 A confession had been loo} for might elther ANKPORT BOURSE—FRANKFORT, May 1—5 P. M.— OUT OF THE STRE! ‘The names of these citizens are Montgomery, Rice, ‘§ after the adjournment of the Convention. exonerate or !mplicate still further his alleged acces- t OF THE STRE Mr. Ghdstone resumed his seat amidst loud cheers, | Potter, Kathreus, Lachardt and Scaptha, The mes- In the convention yesterday a motion was made Mellon, but this he refused to give, and | United States bonds closed strong at 76% & 75% for our ETS. and’ senger lett Montérey on the 24th of April, and brings | to appoint a committee to investigute eertaln charges 0S east that she ts guitty and shall not be the issue Of 1802 ay 16 P. M.—The our 44 HH STREETS. gees : “ oRER.— . . M.—The Bourse 0 Mr, israeli immediately rose in the mintsteriai | 2° "Usher news of importance, _ inst a delegate named Berry, whic been “plowed” upon by him, though the contrary is geu- | Bats Ten rtnog sosea nominally UocUANged. oe BW ee aa 7 =: ep in the Lexi mn Advertiser, and signed y General Mcbride. The charges are certified by aifidavit, but the convention refused to sustain the motion. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, — P. M.—The cotton market closed quiet at the follow- be cuberageeeee ntanee or fay toot up 10,000. bales.’ ‘The total, stock bound for Ei 1'spoke lghtiy, but cro the Jalier left ik laughed and spoke 7, but ere the eft him it was discovered that his shackles were loose, a link in the chain being filed through with a pice of win- dot glass, which was also found concealed in his bed, While this was being adjusted Pa said it been ‘benches to reply and close the debate, The Premier, in a mement of the most attentive interest, com- menceda bitter speech, calling the scheme for the disendoyment of the Irish church one of con- CALIFORNIA. The Democratic Convention—Election of Dele- gates—Nomination for Congress. ol oF Out of the Streeta—the new story Gay celebrated dramatic author, te menced in th: number of the CHIMNEY CORNER—now all depots. PRANK best family paper published in this or any other country. , ILLINOIS. dis estimated at 325,000 bales, of fiscation and violence, and likely to end ; i Bebe hs savagely, an’ iD @ jocose manner ottaad ‘are en ronte from the United OUT OF T in its abplition in that country, a plan and result to SAN FRANCI8CO, May 1, 1868. a f no for a mnouth past, Besoee being Analy left tvs te Foe ie cotton ‘Broker's Circular published. to- Our OF THe which tle people of England would never consent. ‘The State convention of the democratic party of | The Methodist Episcopal Conference—Opening Uy A M, anion a ae day gives the following report:—The sales of the ou . bi 4 738 fi th California now in session in this city has elected of the Session. fim ith the strictest injunction as to secrecy wi ‘week amounted to 86,000 baies, of which 23,000 were OUT OF THE a a oe oe oe ocrati Cnicaco, May 1, 1868, +h ed hit allo’ tf teken by exporters and 11:00 to speculators, The OUT OF THE of argunent to the termination of his ad- delegates to the Dem ic National Convention, to DAGO, May 1, he was living, —_ im the following, written in total stock of cotton in warehouse and on ship- Our OF THE Crees, He — deplored the act of injustice | Ye held in New York, om the 4th of July next, Kx. | The ee Pectin bei be pt Orne eee ee iy emnaié Gs PUid board 16 828,000, bales, ot nicl ee eopnie ian ous OF Ine 3 » tebe Governor Bigler is one of the delegates. Both wings | Conference of the pal Church open: c can. Ace rrect le returns coutempated by these resolves. It was an | OPtve party ‘in this State are represented. Its ex: Tdeciare that 1 am the only, person that had any | fom Bombay fof cotton snl OLE OF THE this morning, Bishop Morris presiding, assisted by Bishops Scott, Ames, Janes, Clark, Thomp- son and Kingsley, Two hundred and fity Members were present, besides a large number of ‘Ont of the Strecis—the new story celebrated dramatic author, number of the CHIMNEY CORN depots, PRANK LESLIE'S CHIM: Dest faimfly paper published tn tl hand in the murder of Laura Foster. APRIL, 30, 1868. Besides this he had also written a lengthy state- ment of his life, but without any reference to the murder, which was intended as an exhortation ‘act which Involved wide confiscation of property and menaced the rights of evety corporation and of every person inthe United Kingdom. It inevitably must si that Mr. Axtell, the present member of Con- that for Engalnd up to April 17, since the last Frese. from this district, will be nominated by the 7 rerun Teper a vERTOOty May 1.—The advices from Manchester ere unfayorable. The market for chain wonld reach. was interrupted ra 1—5 P. M.—The liwas market A. M. till twelve o'clock M, a Kraay ond of admit. nil at 84% 6d. Lard is firm at 678, 3d. per cw; al At half-past two o'clock this morning the House | carries, principally on New York account, $696,000 divided on (he first of Mr. Gladstone's resolutions, | in treasure, _ which reads ithus:—“That, in the opinion of this PENNSYLVANIA. Houve, iis necessary that the Established Church of Pani Arcland should cease to exist as an establishment— stom tee Leemehaneeath,,tapetittone © a orm ictory due regard being had to all personal interests and to Mee and G as ail indiviawal rights of property.” Tanacabig, Pe, ud 4, Se hag ee ibe ‘Tho city election took place to-day, The democratic ee ee he resclye. majority for City Auditor is 324, ‘There is a demo- of the morning hour. Dr. Foster, of New York, pro- posed to refar the question to a committee, while Dr. eed, of Cincinnati, urged their immediate admission. The motion to refer the matter to a committee finally prevailed by a large majority, ‘The Conference then proceeded lo fill the standing committees. should ever behold shed its glorious light through the bars of the window, wile breanians he sent for his spiritual advisers, and seemed for the first time fo make an attempt to pray; but still to them and all others denying his guilt or any knowledge of the murder, His theory seemed to ve nat ho would show the people that he could die Migame’’ with an awful crime reajing upon his soul. Karly tn the morning he was baptized by the Metho- dist clergyman, and from that time engaged fer- venti? m praret ar Gan left alone iy 4 heard speaking incoherently, words oosemionally. droppinu on niaiips ta felation to the morder, but wuuncy | EURQPEAN MARINE NEWS. Rosin, Ta, per Caroiina, and 128, for medium. Tallow, 46s. 6d. per ewt. Tarpentine, 328, per cwt. Clover seed, tn per owt. for American red. Refined petroleum active at 14 4d, per gallon, Sugar - At 278. for No. 12. LONDON MARKET.—LONDON, May 1.—Sugar, 275. pet owt. fe No. 12 Dutch standard; linseed oil, £36 per ton; fnseed cakes, £10 10 per ton for feeding. ¥ ET. —ANTW May 1-5 P. M.— es 60 centimes for The New York Citizen ror for SATURDAY, MAY 9, will comtain the commencement of A CHARMING STORY, entivied : “SHADOWS ON THE DIAL,” By JOUN &. WALKER. “MARYLAND. Expalsion of Aldermen of Baltimore on Charges of Corruption, r uM Poire rete towed irmer at 43 very week, the Songs, Sayings and Sketches ever po} the ever popular areal jard white. MILE Dickens A Young Man Aguin—See Ils Phen Hats.—The Best, Handsomest and Cheapest, At VAT Fulton streete Speckalt A SPRTRRLT™ 5,447 Broadway. Ladies Stopping at the Various Hotcls, Wishe patronize ‘The Metropolitan Job Printing Establiske, MENT, 97 Nassau street, 1s pacpared to furnish Cards, Cireu- Jars, Pamphivis, Law Cuses, Posters and every description of, Printing at rates twenty-tive per ceat less than can be ole OK! now ready Tk'S CHIMNEY CORNEK ts he fom ’S Life for the Halr Atte wore quickly, and {t never fails where there ts weak, Calling out of tthe a EVRLIER, M, Dy, 1y193 Brondwaye. of Gentlemen’s Hate rn . I el, whi ed, had : es livision. insurrectionary war against the Turks is continued ‘Firemen’s Parade in Savannah. alspareren. Die’ had’ ‘nea tis" obser bak tee ee a at he ee by pole pi 2994 Broadway, near D a The Debate. with much animation by the Christian reyolution- SAVANNAH, May 1, 1868, pursued and arrested in Tennemoe, pa tee that had there been no lies sworn against | For Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan on the ‘PERRY'S “MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION." House Cleaning Made Easy and Complete by using PYLE'S 0. K. SOAP, Sold by grocers everywhere. , Auctionecrs, late t Oilice, have removed tam dt street, four A sell bye auction all descriptions ‘of Merchandise and Personal Pror { ings, at Vail’s, Neat retail; goodp. billed at lowest prices anywhere, and one-fourth deducted. Printing of Every Description Executed with. neatuoas and despatch, and at lower rates than elsewhere ab Swaim’s Panacea bas been in Use now for and kindred diseases it ie.m nds have testitied to cureg ‘The Crown Burdens of ‘Transntlantic Sev. adinired whet, ee wherever felt, ‘The, Crown Piuce of Fashion Is KNOX, No. 213 broadway, corner of Fulton street, and bis bats give princely distinction to alt ter dared to say that it shouid continue | to a future day. Mr. Train continues to denounce the To James A. Ceaedne * he Sot miating aene: auch was the Saar that no’ other verdict than = fh bigs ae . hoy be Ol esa hat erate ; Bitar ad Dye ‘ad iat pereiger aera yet to &ist, Now was tie time to apply the remedy, The | proceedings against him as a political prosecution | ral declines to grant the request contained in your | that of guilty could be rendered, buildings Geng constructed of woud, and. the fire | LOKS 16 Boud street. ? ministers had raised the Cabinet question and had | prompted by the British authorities. wiegram of yesterday. Mrs. Ann Melton bid i yet Hep Seiad, oaae engines not being of @ suileient Gapacity to control . eclitiinntineaiiniemndiaccngucin Drokhed a policy in regard to tt, upon which they |p asfanony, a head centre of tho eh sy te 188%. B.'0, DUNK, A.'A..G, | site was present at Doth of Dala’s trials, and, like HiB. the fires _Bcsides the Sherwood Hotel, the, store, of Out of the Streets. | subequently failed to agree, He would say nothing | tion, and several other Fenians, who iave been con- GES aE non, She is apparently about twenty-fl on SETTING teallaeot ant pon ok Th OUT OF conerning the disposal of the Church property in | fined in jail here for some time past, have been dis- i LOUISIANA. of age, is the legitimate daughter of one Car Smith James st. Stone’ 3 manufactory, the oF Jrelna; for imeve ana better information was needed | charged from custody and released from all further OS Fosier, and isa most beautiful woman. She is en- | Sore or Taul & Marcus, How. William Glap's is wi CORNEK—now ready at all news depots. FRANK Wks CHIMNEY CORNER ta the celebrated dramatic author, is commenced in this weeks RNER—now ‘at all news: depots. FRANK LESLIE'S CHIMNEY CORNER ts the country. jor, thet week’ B ready at, ony LESLIN'S CHIMNEY OORSER is 3 predispoe the public mind for @ similar attack | Departure of the Chinese Embassy—The Specie 3 men to’ live virtuous; not be ‘and yarns is dail and heavy. out OF THE iecly wee titended: to Rave week Taeate. SAN FRANCI#00, May 1, 1868. ] catied by the Rev. Doctor Harris, who was then | Botning remirrang in thie document, though IF | jy 'tayorabie for crops. Gorn i. 0d. per, quarter. Our OF TRE sr Hut in epite of tho virulence of the press and the | Hon. Anson Burlingame and the other members of | giected secretary. ‘The rules and order of | “Left alone in Ris‘cell on the last night of hie earthly | Wheat 10s. 14. for Oe gor ke ee Our OF THE #TR pressure brought to bear by the advocates of change, | the Chinese Embassy sailed from this port to-day, on | tne last General Conference were adopted | existence, the savage fortitude that had characterined | Fe OSes fm, aaa ee our Qe THE ho firmly believed the English people would never | hoard the steamship Colorado, bound for Panama | or the government of the present session, | ils tala, senior sd Moprieiinee Megnn te Ree | LIVERTOOL PROVISIONS | MAYRET. LIVERPOOL, Sut oF He sanction the sacrifice of sacred things to party neces- | ‘The distinguished ambassador Was taken leave of to hold sessions daily, trom nine o'clock | Ways, 8% POPE |. of she Btoewie—ine new story by Charles Gaytor, he ities, leading, as it was sure to lead, to results only | by a large concourse of persons, who had assemb} the whole night by an attempt to court “Na- q v1 hor, ie need in this week's fot ds es revotioary. * | as Sepals ncn, ho ona | Ugandan tia Mit Ma | Ea peek cw pnt nce” | Soci facut tea CORRE the harbor fired the o salut a 0 , an ie th A depots. “4 ‘The Division. nthe harbor fred the customary ss yussengers and | then taken up and discussed during the remainder } hon Faxes of that ight, saw he Hast sun ‘he Eh cate be TWh taneneee ee bert family paper publiehed in thi oF any other counter, fs the favorite Parpily Paper of the Egopley FIELD SPORTS” of ROBERT Sadjority avainst Distaelly.....c.. cicsceeoe OB | Cratio lose on the Mayor since Inet year of 187 votes, Bautimone, May 1, 1808, | chat was inceliigible. And thus wore aay the las! BeROORR VEL, itn chotce Selection of Rntertata 1 Phe apnowncement ofthe resuit was received with | The republicans gain eight members of the councti, " Borin stitid are houre of the condemned. re NG 8 gg O-aygertanen Poems Opa Bua Be gatnert fond and profonged cheering from tho tiveral & tievote on. the joint ballot One | Thfee members of the Board of Aldermen wei So long had tits execntion heen pending Quenvsrows, May 1.—The steamship Ponnsyt. , = tool meet tn " ten onnell is republican by tree majorit expelled this afternoon by a vote of fourteen to tWo, | and as the murder was committed in one | yania, Captain Hall, of the National Line, whieh left mith benches, ‘This is an increased Majority of seven over vm " ooubite ti 7 ohe them | county anc the trial had taken place |) | New York April 18, arrived here to-day on the way | PRICK OR! nT + A COPY. the drst time in many y Th publicans are | on a report of a special committee charging th mu‘ecame genefally & rout | to TAverpor 11 ‘ ) Cunard steamship n ‘ a t so. 8 Beckman ne major p was beate tubilant, and are parading the etrects witn a band with corruption and beibery In connection with another, ot, wild tor a 8 jority by iv the rovernment beaten | tupilant, and aro parading the streets wi band 1 brit fon with the | another, it became generally known thronghou J ol. The yal pe a GS: ay tna * Wwoue of Wesatora Maryland Rayroad bonds, the entire western section of the State, By eleven Buss 0 n Gatled from Nv wirees. r Qefore tue Buster vacation. of muse °