The New York Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1871, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY. JOLY 24, 1871. 7 mes notoriously fraudulent etal Ane: the opinion of ‘Bir. Ws'dorman as “b> the" oft gles presented by thle kind of legislation to the lection of honest claims avainst the city, as shown in the tm stance of Mr. A. T. Stowart’s bill for goods furnished, Is ame xed. How objectionabie claims are put through, the tax Sereno ay peers ‘show sufliciently {n thelr special pro ——— —- z 3 Janeize: and of the owners of the ship Bolia, and that | Charles Doughty Tichborne, although before I left | tng the whole of such sald period she had made mE TICABORNE TRI AL he result of such inguiries was that the Bella was | W: Wagga iz, forensid; being still desirous Ci anallowance exceeding £1,000 per annum to maine ALLEGED COUNTY CORRUPTION. . e ved to have been a total wreck, and that the keeping my real name and ‘title secret, I was, as I | talu myself and my oar Daring the same period Yi of the crew had been found at sea, but that pe hoe) known only to few persons there py my a mother had professional communication und it was pelieved some of the crew had been saved ttle, dence with cltor. ; And taken to Melourae, At thar time the gold | aforesaid, aud as of rigut, 1 deny Taatfaranr time | | 2. thaa een abaaneheaus Crosdon, where Twas | Mayor Hall in Reply to the Charges of Frand Pull Text of the Answer of the Claimant, Mania in South Australia was at its height, and tne | assumed ‘the name and title of Sir Roger Charlea | then living as aforesaid, on a journey for sume days and Theft. sutlors 3 they arrived at Melbourne went off in | Tichborne, Baronet, 1 admit that I proceeded to | prior to the said 12th day of March, 1868, and was The Legislature this year, ng b; perience Charl * | great numbers to the gold diggings. 1am unable to | England, and arrived here on the 25th day of De- xpos home on the 11th day of March, 1868. On the the aystem of obstraction which had been suopen , Feator Roger ¢s Doughty Tichborne. set forth whether any or, if any, what steps were | cember, i806, with my Wife and daughter. Myson | last mentioned day my mother went to Croydon, the fame authority 19 you that existed in Mr, Ha taken during my father's iifetime in Australia or else- | bas been born since my in England, and waited at my house until balf-past nine o'clock MATOR’'S Orrice, New York, July 22, 1871. ated « ge ie gh pp ~ A where with @ view to my discovery, but! believeitis | 14. On the 10th day of January, 1867, I left Eng- | in the evening to welcome me home, butI did not | To 7m Popiic:— relict’ which my fh ih the face that no advertisements were pablisned dur- | land for Paris, where said mother was then tem. | return until after she had leit. On’ the following A weekly paper, in an editorial, has e: its provisions, you ‘desire to remit hn & ROUND, UNVARNISHED TALE, the my 1ather’s lifetime in any home, foreign or rarily Ing. arrived in Paris at ten o'clock | Gay I was summoned to Howlett’s Hotel, and pro- | tne New York Timer t - apeend the anigunne® ond of tigation over which Mr. Stewert wae f] + | colonial newspapers for the discovery of myself or | the same night, and took up my abode at tho Hotel | ceeded thither immediately, but when I reached the wr York Fines toward city’ officials, and, excepting to travel. It may be sald that you have She crew. yao were saved as aforesaid, 1 believe | de Lille et d’Albion, in the rue St. Honoré. I felt too Ls my mother was dead. in gen jo Hy aan sieyg hs as matter of fairness, repub- ene passing ge cialna ee #@ undoubted) ‘n e le. mt while you canndt be directed as my father was not satisfied withthe appointment | illon the following day to go out, and my mother ing entitled, as the only surviving child of @ at iat the weekly could have gone farther a claim, you cannot refuse to enter upon pf stole ce bp | 1 the said Vincent Gosford aud Edward Slaughter ag | came to me and at once recognized me as her son, | the said Henriette Féiicité Tichborne, to the admin- | and shown how inconsistent Mr. Gi * Recital of the Whole Story of a | trustecs of my will, and that im Trinity Term, 1866, | I remained in Paris for ten days, aud during = istration of her estate, I did, shortly after her death, | hasbeen upon the very matters that forma the tenet make a decision. With ail due respect to you, { cannot believe, as [have at his elle: ry @eult was instituted in this honorabie Court, m ater portion of that time I was very Ill, a myself of certain of her personal estate— fore stated, ths ci the Goveruor ife of Adventure. which my brother Alfred, who wasgthen an infant ther same to me day by day and spent the greater | that is to say, the suin of £73 188., which was In tho | S™Tous attacks. The omission I now supply, with copies | to" tha bargal inferre toi Life of A fy our iavuer as nis “next friend, Sade hernsat suing | part of each day with te, aud toated me with | house at the time or her. deait, & horse “au two | of cerwia letters between him and. “Comptroter | to, flow the propoulian piggented tots logical, te rs under considerme int of letter, or exacted thé je, with the expediation of individual advan- #2 public man there’rom, In securing fa of citizens which Age he ir discharge of garded, “technically at tl Fery” ‘itnporiantatatute. Phte sate old foned, unpopular and neglected as it fe, may be found fn tl second volume of the fifth edition R. ., page 963, and prot that every pers hall promise ok oiler tos ‘any indiviaual advantage, present or prospective,to intl his action,” and any Governor who aball accept the shall be guilty of bribery. The object of this eratate,fnfg broad provisions, was to prevent any consliération by uty from influenci con Wiaeher big ten imag Smeal. ‘cihatanesanihss a jovernor should undertake in the gested ‘by your letter to mingle is ouolenge ifciais “who are to execnta the laws a to approve of acts of the Lectslatnre, according private. bargaine and ‘understandings contained in, ican or more formal instruments, who could know from statute book what the laws actually were? Resort wi havo to be made to the private consciences of others than the Executive, and the precise ellect of laws could only he 1 his own right, were plaints, and the said Vin- | the most anxious solicitude and maternal affection. | carriages and cortain documents and chattels here- | Connolly, and with the promise (on return of Mr, cent Gosford and others by Vag returned to England at the expiration of such ten | imafterinthat behalf particularly referred to. I | O'Gorman, to town) to f the proccedings upon Mr, 4 BARONETCY AND. ES? ‘ATES AT STAKE, bay be pe ay ee referre: ee ree Lae or eee shortly afterwards Joined me, | caused the said horse and one of the said carriages | Jones’ mandamus that broke down those barriers aga! nek sult, if the igned tion, from the inducem he origtyal bill together tor some time at Oroydon; | to be sold at Tattersall’s, Such sale realized the eRe thd dutt of Tie! parde vie Gosford it was pI ed ther finding that place did not sum of £36 78, and no mote. The other cartiage | Sims upon the city treasury which Comptroller Connolly that the trusts of my will (Que and satisfactor Reaith, lett Srovacs and took up her abode | herein referred to was one which my father used. asa | S¥PPosed he had erected. I will also supply an tmportant Lonnon, July 10, 1871. Senos pelng. Fired. of Tay Geese) ieee ecard m | amen ye sor rae ee AY mage = Peavalliae Darrin and in watod once went wien optnion by the Counsel to the Corporation on the snbject of "This celebrated case, which for months back has bo w trustees wi ceedi! 5 er into south of France. It the Comptroller's action. The correspondence between Mr, ight be appointed. I believe that my father made | in her affidavit, and she kept up such allowance | very old, and I am inf elleve Wi m ‘attracted the attention of the British metropolis and | an adidavit, dated the den March, 180), which was | dowa to her death, She conuned ip tothe homens | feslize 410. Ihave hed it warencussd; and do’ not || Zune and Comptralier Connolly 1 sosomapanted by headings * led 10 tt t en. y eas ther’s estat (i several accounts of Mr. ln opening @ ee Raye.ne ».dophs woesibeneh ope flared) Dut tor ey artery careloate ty | ine'as ubr Son, abit Save in ny Posesaidn PH | Maen Siig Oe nee, Gad? have incurred a Wabi | dangerous sluoeway to the ely treasury, and shows his x- been brought to # temporary close, A | befor to Bich amtdavit subdacquently; and in put- | mumber of letters which she wrote to me, in ail of | ity of 2180 138, 6d to William Gurstiu, of No. 5 Wel- | clusive responsibility. few days since an adjournment took place, | Suance of an order dated tue 6th mber, 7, | which she subscribes herself as my affectionate mo. | beck street, Cavendish square, undertaker, for her Nevertheless, as in actions for malicious prosecution -and not until the 7th of next November will the made tn Tichborne ve. Gosford, the bill in that suit | ther. Mver elace my return to England Ihayesought | funeral, and lam ready to pay him on account the La 24 was amended by striking out the r for the ad- Obtain the possession and enjoyment of the | small balance in my hands, or otherwise to dispose | WH! of probable cause ie necessary to be shown as well as Court again enter upon its hearing. I enclose you | ministration of my estate. Iwas utterly ignorant ity and Ticnborne estates, to which [ an en- | of the same as ¢ne Honorable Court shall direct. malice, so in controversies of @ public nature that Involve ‘the following copy of the fall answer of the claimant aeons proceedings until after my return to frely “ie poneare m y ous of com ran ee a far Keone snocealts my porn personal accusations, even a‘leged facts which are maliciously charged to the Tichborne baronetoy and estates in the sult, OT adrols staat: a ‘og consi of—) sum Or therea | should be considered and proven groundiess, The ines y iy father, the said Sir James and “Tichborne vs. Tichoorne.’’ The said | bouts owing to her as the proportionate part of bi which was read on the day the adjournment took | rrancis Doughiy Tiouworns led on the itn day | Sulla wero instituted by ‘me in the montn of gune, | Joluuures. 2 About £800 tn French rentes. "8. ADOUt pereatbe fi e Lemtnope- wong hyper: Sapae| place, and which is not yet been published:— of June, 1862, and that my mother, the sald Dame | 1807. The said estates are of great exvent and valus. | £150 in her banker's hands. 4 The said sum ot ‘i tained by consulting the letters and pigeon-hole promises Tm answer to the sald Lill I, Sir Roger Chartes | Hourlette Felloité. Tiohborne, after his death did | The said suits are sUill pending. 274 16s. in the house. 6. The sald horse and two | Cerelopment of the malice of Mtr cto ore ividadtene | Ugerecutlve Department: at covery bill which shalt borne, #ay ad follows:—L 1 believe | 0st properly cause advertisements (for me to be in- 15. Ladmit that my identity with the sald Roger | carriages hereinbefore,referred to. 6. Various boxes, } from his malicious visage, The Time: charges thatthe Comp: | have passed the Mieaate’ and. Assembly ‘anal, before Doughty Tic ge] in vari A loan jong Newspapers, and @mong others in | Charies Tichborne is denied and disputed by the said | thirty-two in number, contalni tet 80) kee) t aecair rks Me Mid aad ieee aptene @ newspaper published in Neloourne in Australia tn | Teresa Mary Josepnine menouces on her own behalf | of whieh, I sent home from ‘Antica; blothes, biesablaiade woten or antEGeED ADODUNTE. peemtes . ot gh ‘widow of my younger aud only Angus?, 1805, and again in August, 1866, and at vari- | and in behalf of the infant plain? in thia suit; but | a large number of letters, newspapers, bills, | (that are not garbled coptes), together with those of eve! pe Na "Aitred Joseph Dougiity oh eq. de, | oUs oiler times; but save as afgresaid and eave as | I deny that my identity ta denied by all the Other | books, receipts, a small box of imitation Jewelry, platen ever paid Rave:team tus some tine in proones of Brit) Saaeak’ Tae Dinar has uo right vo che titic of | Spears by my sald aMidavit Med in Tichborne vs, | members of the Ticaborne family. On tne contrary, | portratt of my mother, @ daguorreotype portrait of Py ph arp eel ay ee ey EP 4 assumed by him in his bill of complaint ostyn, 1am unable to set forth at what other | not a single aflidavit has been made and filed in thig | myself, portraits of my brotuer Alfred. and his wife | ly Renin neneedie ‘Mayor's last Moss: ‘They ye aball return it to 6 in which ft ave originated.” Here the duty of the Governor 1s pl marked out; and if His Excelicncy did not approve o tax levies {t waw Bis duty to return them to the Asseml Which they orlgipated, or, if the | Legislature Adjourned | without | giving” Kim that opportunity, his signature, He had no right, I a it Decomes ® Jaw, be preacnted to tho Governors if he approve, ho shall sign it; but if he shalt the. Hous suit, or Inthesaid suits of “Tichborne vs. Mostyn’? | and cnild, lock» of my hair and of my brother Al- | been duly filed according to ro ‘and within tl 6 periods: i 18, siete rons mat at |S a meen ar ne cu ot mz ang | Hu cont, erty anz ar | cae emote eae | ean Rayer eran ade | Sa ¢ me , and in the icl rn question! jorses iy he ndwriting of m: mon Counei! or of 6 Bor arvisors. UT ey have hol ith th mother, Dame Henriette Félicité Tichhorne, | yoqr 1554, and thenceforth until shortly before I left | }dentity with the sald Roger Charles Ea | ahd mother: alt of wich. I have Rad ieoked over | sare boon at the servica of any oltizen who desired to see | eer and enter ilo” am agreement to detent oF suspend Sydney, in New South Waites, for Angland in the | borne, except by the sald Teresa Mary Josephine'} by acompetent pereon, Who pronounced thein in- thom, and no application has ever been made to me for thelr rear 1503, 1 was in various employinents in Ans- | Doughty Tichborne, who was a mere cnild of thir. | trinsically valueless, 7, Several boxes and their [ee aa ance never bon mre alia and New South Wales, as stated in my said | teen years old or thereabouts when [left England | contents, warehoused with Messiours. ‘Tilbury, ‘The claims alluded to by the Times are larg i they may afiidavit. Uponaccepting my be Bh eee in | in thé year 1854, and to whom I was not personally | High — street, - Marylebone, 8. everal voxed | have been exorbitant, bub no responsibility for them really July, 1854, and being desirous for family reasons of | well known. My aunt, Dame Katharine Doughty, | an their contents warehouse with Mr, | rests with either the Comptroller or myself. They were all concealing my real hame, 1 assumed the name of | relict of the sald Sir Edward Doughty, received | Martin, of Winchester, 9. Stiver—ninetcen forks, | gtiited by Pes iays (one weet ie Soows as the OW) Board. of Castro, after that of a friend named Dou Thomas From ‘the sald Andrew Boglo a letter dated the 20th | three spoons, fiah-slice, snuffers and tray. By | Purerriors. abel ponies Ral eter pall MCN SS ped Bh Castro, whose acquaintance I had made at Melipilia | August, 1866, written and seat to her from Sydney, | reason of the vexatious Opposition set up om the | yea: pce pod Of the Ciaimms were for work and malesiais in Calle, and I thenceforth continued to use and was | announcing my return to England in the following | part of the said infant and next frieud to the | in ‘That Board, {t will be remembered, was elected b; known where I resided while 1 was engaged in such | terms, that is to say:— grant to me of lettera of administration of my | the people, and composed equally of demoorats and re; abide employments as Tom Castro: and on the 29th of SYPNRY, August 29, 1866. mother’s effecta, I have as yet been unable to obtain | cans. Pus same paoy that audited the claims hal, the Jaunary, 1865, I intermarried with my wife, formeriy | Mz LaDy hope these few lines will find your Ladyship, | payment of the Moneys duc a8 atoresaid. Save as wer to roaudit them over the Mayor's veto, But the Mary Aun Briant, spinster, at Wagga Wagga, Now A Mrs, Raddlife and famally quite, well, I send yout | gforesaid, X deny that I did, either on the day | stiuta: every lawyer wil be) that under the Revised Stat: age these to inform our Ladyship that sir (eal think every lawyer will be) that under Revi Btat- South Wales, bythe name of Thomas Oastro, the 7 a oeuP tne after my sald mother’s death or at any other we ler the Revisit ‘ceremony having been solemnized by the Lad in also utes the audit of the Board is final, and ts not one of those ly ‘Tichborne Sydney, one marriage th that th Vasey by whe | time, take possession of or carry away all oF any of | acts which a Mi 1d Mr : V. Frederick Thomas Brentwile, a minister of the fl iz months old, ey leave Sy: ney by the * acts which a Mayor couldveto, Moreover, Mr. Jones’ action ‘Wesleyan Church. Having subsequently learned of | gotug with them. Sir under atat- « ma and New Zealand) on the iat if her effects or papers of any description which were | of mandamus in that wise settlea the princ!; Wesleyan Chi Su ng with then. cit 3 oer fons, ditect ie Paris ‘9. is at the sald, hotel Thave, ag iereinbetore appears, Fer dag tt he Compirolier was ‘compe dander sate the deat ol father, where! the baronetec; mol end I am go! Ladyship m Boul 0 bost of my knowledge, intormation av ‘ate, to Iss pay ol whenover auiited, Of Tichborne devolved "upon me, I in the | suptou to Union, “Hor Lacranip ts a atte of Auatralisy | et, sob forth a full and particular lst and descrip- the warrants tea wore sgn and counteraigned as course of the yoar 1 determined to | treny cela tweety thie yor ad Me katayeeces | Hon of all the effects and papers of my 4 uence, My iscontinue the uso of my agsumed name, the very pat Fanfare had my rheums | mother’s, whether in my possession or in that pap rnig: Pear ris tempor pele ‘ain br There ° ose d to by Mr. Jones 1m bis *‘publi ited” paver, of Castro, and to resume, and 1 di reaumé, nd nging theyyoungest with meto England. {shail | Of Uy person or persons on my behalf, or by m; Siromber of the Board which audited them, { tare iny fi 8 Charlies Tich- glad to sce your Ladyshi} in eras of a bill which had passed the Senate Assom ly. And, lnally, to approve of tho bill with the cond tong otter of the Comptrolier of the city of Ne yt ot the Governor. ntention of cg. Doughty Tichborne, tenth Baronet of ‘Tich- ne, in the bill named, deceased, dted on the 412th day of March, 1868, at Howlett’s Hotel, 86 Man- ghenier, street, chester square, in the county of {iddlesex, and, as I believe, intestate, leaving me, her eldeat and only surviving child, her hetr at law nd wole next of Kin, according to the statute for the distribution of the effects ot person3 dying in- testate. I deny that the plainti is her sole next of 8, My said mother was but once married, namely, on the 1st day of August, 1827, when she inter- m with the said late sir James Francis jughty Tichborne, Baronet, deceased, tuen James rancis ‘Tich! bs the Bald bul Damed, relict of my father, Sir James, annexed, as per York, in'the pocke think yon do Governor Fenton great injustice in poring that he could have made any ‘such bargain, You nly place yourself in ® position not tenable or enviable tm asserting even by page jon that you consumi such an arrangement with im, 1 contend, notwithstanding your letter to Governor ton, that tHe authority of the acts in question in regs to claims still exist, and that it is to be taten in com nection with the’ duties imposed by the on your department in like eases. By section twenty two of the act to amend the charter of the city of N York, passed April 14, 1857, 1t is expressly provided that which the Comptroller ls deol: all settle end adjust ail olaima tap orporation,” and the like pi nat the county. Finance Department, o to bo the oblef ofloor, bor! baquire, at St. George’s Ohurcl mare "ond altcrwarda sy the. Gattolns 0 levies of 1868, imperati re you he duty which I now demand shall be performed, and avo no right to refuse to execute it The Counsel to orporation, a the same opinion cited by me, herein sayw on this subject as follows :— tab a4 abould RY, ite Just debts as soon as it can ot fp funds wherowith to do 80. @ It having now, through the means of the city tax at attith ite control funds to enable i 19 pay ite acne ‘should not for one moment hesitate ine le & By section 22 of the city charter of 187 the of Finance, over which you sow preside, is invested jowor to settle and adjust allclalms im favor of or ie Corporation, and all accounts in which the Corporation fs conornod either a aebtor or creditor, ie ie wer has not en in away by an Jogittationy “Tt elt exists, nad ouables you gow to, prigates gettio alt cintme agaiont tne city, by the aid of the informas tion which can be supp! to you nt yrell as with the Pe oefbuge asd the faote which ie atfordod rown. "ain it in now your offctal right and Jour omety! duty to 3 mamed Roger Charies Tich! ot my father I became lenborne, | Baronet, ‘once mere, @ pleseure which I | order or for my use, save as aforesaid, Ldeny that | share of the responsibility under the statute referring them my real name and title of Sir er to iD : thonght I would not enjoy again, but, please God, intwo | any ffec! pape! to the Board and substantially directing their audit and pay- Baar parame gna gs yo duos, javain | Seah ine anal ae fot ‘ld Kagand,and emg | Gustony or power, oF in te possuslog, Custogy oF | Bane, fee Were nce aatea chet ever frm ih od wile, under my éatd proper ‘name of Tenborne, wt | friends once ova bumblo servant zante | power of m: sollclrar oF agent or any tier person independess crotis ore Wires’, Departments end apay the Roman Catholic Qhuren of St. Peter and St, Paul, | man 7" peta DREW poate. | Of bersolg of my If; aud, save as aforesaid, I | aye, wherein a full explanation of thelr growth was given. at Goulbourn, New ath Wales, aocurding to the 16, Ibelieve that my sald aunt and other mem: eny that I have ever for an; price id or disposed | Ina short time they will be fully presented to the pubilc in rites of the Church of Rome, of whic! chur a i my family also received a mass of evidence of or given away to any ne, parted with | the usual mode to which I Grat Toferred. remony Bitoni ain Thorac. a Alice Mary 40 di of theclass referred to in the last mes- tember, 1830, I aay Roger Charles Tich+ ne, the eldest son of ‘the said Sir James Fraucis Doughty Tichborne, Baronet, perished at sea in th jonth of April, 1! or at avy other time, Va tha’ Tam : going and the cor- self and my wife are members. The ¢ om diferent perso! roving beyond doubt m: the possession of, or destroyed all or any of It will, therefore, be seen from the bh that occasion. Was soleinuized by the Nev, | jqoutityrend thar my’ exid avoe wrote and sent to | Such olfecis and Popes, { admit that tho | resnondence and opinions referred to; aie sate an Michael McAlroy, a priest of that church, fr. Francis Joseph Balgent, of Winchester, an old | 8aid_ horse and carriages were at a livery latina under the authority conferred by the Legislature, hare At the time of fy bare t plerenrt ' G esteemed friend of our family, a letter, dated | Stable in tho neighborhood of the said hotel | ing agreed with Governor Fenton that he would not act tinder 1465, I carried on at Wagga-Weggs the busin 6 Loti day of October, 1866, in Whicu she stated as | @t the timo of my mother’s donth, and I have herein | the permissible provision before the bill wasaigned. That 0. butcher, and the said Mary Ann Bryant | follows:— before stated what became of the same. I admit | Mr. George Jones, publisher of the New York Times, assailed as then, or recently had been, engaged as a ‘The mass of evidence I have now scen from ulfferent per- | that 1 caused au inquest to be held upon the body of Mr. Cor ad in a long and bitter commun: on, aniin his fomestic servant at the same place. I always used | sons writing from Australia, together with what the Dowager | my sald mother, and that I gave directions as to her | Paner fort re Terwval, and Brady took. legal. crosses my real name of Roger Cliarles Ticnborne until £ | Lady Tichborne admits, leaves no doubt this person must be | faneral, and that she was buried in my family vault | Court compeliing the Comptroller to take action. - In it likely ry rtod cuename of Oasiro as aforesaid. Io first | Koxer: but tbe ciroumslances altogether make it a painful | at Tichborne, 1 did cause invilations to attond the | {rina oflcer was capable of or desired tO sxercioe the power heard of the death of my fatner by means of the | °veut inthe family. faneral to be sent to members of my family; and | corruptly or selfishly that he would have so strenuously re- said advertisements published in Australia towards Just previously to my arrival in England, as afore- | Colonel Lushington, the present tenant of Tichborne | sisted the gpportnn ty to oxercise it? the end of the year 1865, and while I was residing | sald, and on oF about the 16th day of December, | House, kindly consented to permit them to assemvie ‘Sccond—That these claims in question were admitted, the at Wagza-Wagga, and 1 then determined to return | 1866, the sald Teresa Josephine Doughty ‘Tichborne | thereat, The Count Lousada, myself and divers | most of ae? iret Lc years 980, DF the gia Boars of to Hngland; but, being at che time without sufficient | Wrote and sent to my sald mother @ letter 1m the | otner members of my family attended the funeral. oe CoE ee ey eet ie Board haz been legisla io Means to enable me to do go, 1 wrote | Words and figures following, that 1s to say:— 24, Save a8 aforesaid, and answering to tho best | uroromee, ee . home to my mother requesting her to remit | Mx Dar M. you have always becn sokindto me | of my knowledge, information and be.tef, I deny | rhird—Thet Mr. Connolly was duly advised b the proper funds to me for that purpose. Before | {h my troubles, I fe ou will not take ft amiss my writ- | that my said mother died possessed of any personal | legal oflcer that he had no power to go behind the action of doing 0. she instituted inquiries through | !pz 10 you in my present diiliculty, as it scems there isa pos- | estate ani effects, She had resided as aforesaid | the Board of Supervisors, tuey being given by the statute ab- ‘Mr. Cubitt. of sydney, ‘and also througit Mr. Gibbes, | silty of my Jolnture being stopped uolll Reger hag arciveds | with me at Croydon, but as that piace did not suit | solute control of the adjistment of all county charges, and of Wagga-Wagga, 60 theretore you will oblige me very mach I! you would inform | her she came to London, and was staying for a time | athe had no slternative bat to pay them, 'n conformity icltor, to satisfy herself of 1 fi ry toy, ] me when you expect hiin to arrive, amt if you suill fool quite | at the date of her deat at the sald hotel, not tav- 6 was never married; on the contrary, sae Sir poger Oppries Tichborne, and termarried ith Anne Bryant, spin- » 8 hereinafter appears, and have issue ohildren—uamely, Terese sg A Agnes ‘chborne and Roger Josoph Doughsy ‘ichborné. admit that my two sistors, the said Mabella Louisa Bio} ne and Alice Perpetua Tichborne, died in sony infancy, and that my brother, the satd Alfred Josdph Tichborne, was the second son of the satd sme Heprigtze Felicité Tichtorne, and that he was rh on the 4th SA 1839, Ideny thas he ever became Alired Joseph Doughty Tich- ne, Baronet, The said Roger Charles Tich- me was never personally well known to the said next frend, but sue has had the most mclusive evidence, the ot is that am the said Roger Charles Tichborne. 4. [believe that my brother, the said Alfred Joseph hty Tichborne, being then a bachelor, inter- under the provisions of the-cliy charter referred to-vix, ‘audit, adjust and settle all legal and equitable claims the city, whether in judgment or othorwise, aud to pay the creditors of the city as soon as you can find ‘money t0 do eg All tee adrian you te do as gen a8 poe bles Se — be most happy to supply you w! formation {a sion of this iH arent Witch can enable you to performs this duty intelllgently, Taubrait to.you thai your lettor having been given, howeves taudably, was in excoss of the zeal roquired of, or the authors ity allowed to you, aa 8 public oflcer, and thaf it 18 your di to execute the Jaw without regard to ‘any such extra jud efforis to bd it aside, OF priate Loerie ge | —— others, Is to be disregarded, peak fully, GEORGE JONES, Pubiiher New York Fines. ‘THR LAW IN “THB OABR, (Extract from the opinion of Richard O'Gorman, Boge identity, and the said Mr. Gibbes took three photo- | certa! iT i io Fi % ss Fourth—That Mr. Connolly has regularly made » retura of married with the plsintla’s next fiend, the Honor- | rapna of me, ‘which he forwardea to my moter. | isamma, You? afeciouate caughier, 000 oe" os | ing fixed upon any particular placa of abode; oon. higcoumyandiies Tustel to the Corporation, dated ———-y 160% widow, in the pfaintif’s bill called Dame Teress- and I have, since her deain, found those identical TISSTE TICHBORNE, sequently her effects were scattered as hereinafter ‘A FULL STATEMENT OF ALL THE ACCOUNTS I have never been able to perceive any ves yotee Mai Josephine Dougnty Tichborne, who was then photographs eas her papers. My mother, hav- Dro, 15, HYDE HoUsE, BRIMPTON, READING. Mentioned, part of such effects being warehoused, for, he last two goers i beta printed for | pablie' distal rasiomy te. city e E%, roe ee Pt, ‘im us the ‘Houoraple Mary Josephine Arundell, spinster, ing been satisfied Of my identity, sent to me im the 17. During the time that I was staying in Paris 26. Tadmit that on vne 13th day of March, 1:63, a bss, pry ofthe Times that. toe general iblic. should pay ae seen at "thy oe collect! of honest cla courae of the year 180d a remicance for £400, us ap- | with my said mother, as aforesaid, and on or about | caveat was entered in Mer Majesty's Court of Pro- Neg + pears by an anidavit sworn by Ler on tho 27th June, | the lot day of ganuacy, 1867, the sald Teresa Mary | bate agamst administration of the personal estate should be allcwer 10 Lose ieiny ot balding every dopant: 1867, and filed in the sald cause of ‘Tichvorné | Josephine Doughty Tichborne wrote and sent to my | of my suid mother being granted without notice to | ment to the law laid down Bt the case of vs. Mostyn,” and to which sald affidavit x followin; Mr. John Hoimes, Such caveat was entered on my | People against Cornell, Meh bid ojo crepes) apderoeramnameen Pas - behalf by the said Mr. Tloimes, my solicitor, who Term dec! fo reg rte I may leave’ to refer; bat, bel nxions | that fp tq Bay;— Somme .tQ dela’ Y Fetora fi id, | YY Bes Hina styte House=As I have not beard from | has the conduct on my part of the ‘before-mentioned | Commonal'ty has a right Re! Bla Ree iba beth aE Bat tod a lately T hope you are not il with this cold weather. I proceedings iustitutcd by me in this honoravie Tila any motive or wits any object or Interest renpective providing funds. for my Dasshge home, and before TE aT Taree ates Ca raltwbelher’ you Tesoguised | CONT, hat on the 16tn day of March, 1868, a | 2f,the fact whether he has any personal interrat in euch doc- such remittance reached me, and in the month of be T tecl so anxious to know. 26. Ladmit that on the y larch, » & | uments or any information to de derived therefrom. Which Septomber, 1sue 1 together witn my wife and chitd, | Roger,s# soon ae you cam, eet fest So ner with him, | Caveat was entered in the said principal regisiry | ruis applies even to @ corporator, whois also s member of & embarked at the port of Sydney on board the | but he did not regain his senses at all, but died quietly ab seainat Bape eget ot the eset secpoual — ee | ag Sepeciation pee pina ry feed ies Tn my fret lever to iy uniter. Witten | iron eae! baby irapril She will have a toras Erni spelees Tune, Nessrs. Doninson & Gear. Such “caveat mwas on: behaif ot gone atzoctniton. Jechind Wockes ca dente’ ties, Waexa in the month of January, Gisclosea to | Gertrude enjoyed nersclf much at Werdour. Tam happy to | tered on the part of platovitt in this suit at tho IM- | ine whoie al; have ‘Oe: A ale ‘must’ have the carter ieeese, BSE Tis fact that 1 fag NEP, ad Agmed mnysett Say DaDT 0 rary WO ade Sou noon T Pecan always | SthD98 Of NB MOLLE te ae aron tus aoe dy | mares Publle ofiee in any country” which allows it ua- . ft ‘ o : a ny Bs 2 lesa by statute, aa incase of w: lecds, rec- by my real name of ‘Jihborné, and mentioned t0 | your most alectionate daughter, TISSIE TICUBORNE. | Of Starch, 1908, Was assigned @8 guardian of the in- | ords, &o., and oven then in. tost Instances applicants. mist im the month of April, 1861, and that my said brother died on the 21d day of February, 1866, without hav- o bad any issue bora in his lifetime, except a son, died 1h early Iniangy. but leaving his sald wife clente, and that she Fact hoger and on the 2:d & letnutt atte 0 many difficulties, delay and risks that Inwyers city aud reputation, as I am informed, are in the wising their clients to have no dealings with « contract- tng party the fulfilment of whose obligations is at — dilatory and a0 likely to need compulsion of expensive protracted tigation, ‘Take, an an instance, the case of A. 2 vs. oF, fc nin care Loos wore furnished by the platatiff, in ae cordance witha resolution of the Common Council, to he Smonnt of §754 60, In 1864, 18€5 and 1866. An applioas tion to the Comptroller, the financial agent of the corporation, fails to procure pai ment the answee be that there is no fund appropriated veoet thovctaim, ‘In other words, the debtor ia insolvent. Bi Stewart thereupon brings soit; the Corporation Counsel instructed that the goods were delivered as claimed, in cordance with the resolution of the Common Council that there is no money appropriated for paymeut + ; ages - e Heurlette Félicité, wife, Se Sah AA d ah rg 0, gave birth to the above-named in- » T Adnait pha’ the y Tichborne, yng eldest san of tie tld Roeiace Vethals Bougt: borne and Dam h, 1838, tor the purpose 0} ray in a ae rts, and fine am tho first instance he de to pr to America, and that he arrived 9 eps ue Faregoty Pen that after travélll 6 Pag 2 place in various part! ie \ér- 2 before 1 left ‘Hyps END HOUbE, BRIMPTON, Reading, Jan. 19. e took on ft Bhi the | Ror, o private. matter that ocourro: d fant plalatift. particularly apecity what thay want and content themsclvos | claims. pins \ sa orn Fe ack Srwieat ends, ot | reblected, van Geigons at mich ett tin | qq ZAzEDY fo gach leva mg mother rote ane tent | er My said sltoor of the 2th day of March, | Tit, eh gman AS Nidepaae norte | conto isang ands 6°" ort = soon afterward, and on or Ph 4 . - a Mary QSR NS DOE wine | ARE cle oA S 2 et ‘ fence ti - 6a side aay ap te de a el | Reet OE Racoget | ORE MMs tw rows nan enn) ea O NM Me, Rate Bates | nmeercnae ee eae a taeagye | Bae SO ont ee a 01 sharies. bs a " wd — = Ue perv jo Ca an th st obey the I ‘en wootor en Tichborne on age with the sald Roger Charles. | the'exeepuion that { Fevealed my Medi mathe of To | DEAMSE Tissre—Many thanks to you for your kind | %0 be entered to the sald enveat, and T Bove that sLanapacte® 20 Pinal of we cage T have referred to, ol pint” oecbupeg, notes tas enemeek day after the Hella had left Rio a leak was dis. | Dorie to che said Mr. Glbbes and to Mr. Cubitt and | tet which T received yesterday. ft bave not wriken to you | at appearance Wat daly.entered thaxeéo on the Some | OB it dana. ESeat but besory Snea's? Tosi, - sey Erotane inti Gnawers (aud toe case having corte. na ino eid KemntCarnsMonoorao and | Sune {Rate aunaen gay | Uy aae Rienreeeenouas mete | Gbytes v7 ee DAMIAN) WR te a axe rane + | Sgn mina ahr aaa ¢ ship's boats, and soon 4 * i ' nla cay said guardian. s Mb Binns . ord Ny ry vig, tI ‘boa’ erail: own there by the nume of tro; ly hint: and I cannot conceive thoso who ki Fr of the soundness of the deciai #gcordance wijh the provisions of seotior the boats hed pushed off from the ship the | ¢™Aly KONG cya wagga resumed, ota Castro; but | realy hus, and onnol coneese ong who oem, himyvery | 38, I belleve that on the 26th day of Mareit, 1863, | Tle tne'chanes hat she moneys obtained upon war- | to, t,,tama, of #56, "be te “bound as at a and was lost at sea, 1 deny that all ig nat boen, Ruows b Dot he te mucb troubled with rheumationk and 1 een afraid e said Messrs, Dobingon & Geare, as solicitors £OF | rants for the very large and perhaps oxorbitant claims, wera | ton oc eaining | Judamcnt that be should | prove on Doard, tnclu the sald Roger Charles Tich- | Motpomne. While at. Sydne; ‘drs Serco name of | put hess mich roe of Bors bemoad” hig am, airald | tue sald Teresa Mary Josephine Doughty Tichborie, | shared with the Mayor. I know that none of-my friends will | open Court vt emote sigh! borne, perished. the contrary, the ait Roger ckatiom, 1 mes Andrew Dials who’ ha em- | however, he fs much betier. I told Roger vesterday | Caused the said Mr. Joon Holmes to be served with | teller Be, oF do aught but feel amused ata faischood too remalo§ wnexpended in the Oharies fichbo! together w: Part of 6 01 parkante Y Jente in the a 10 rahe that I was in hopes one day to hold my dvarest iittle | & Warning to cause an appearance to be entered to | al mf Ger indignant over espocially when tue malice of | Treasury’ to the area. Of the Ce we er 10 escay hy the Bel ih the same | 20 my uncle, Sir dson in one hand end my dear litte granddaughter | the sald caveat of the 16th of March, 1868, and on | Mr. Jones rd that oficial been o succinctly por- | specifi’ object or Rerpone to 1 Bout with Howard Di , deceased, ne valet, and aiso’ one es fn the otber. He sald he noped so. I would go back | the sist of the sam nd ON | trayed by the editorial Arst alluded to, But asto my enemies | sued for 1¢ founded.” This, of course, ‘were saved, a. were picked ol @ same Month an appearance was en- 4 Coe eee ee rig aed, Bnd, were Pioked | sxichacl Gullfoyie, who hat also for many years | t London immediately, only I am not tery well, gad the | tered thereto by my solicitor and on my behalt by | 2,stepore, wey may ee wal bellere that slander a4 enything | and tile, temnate efecfed by ine Superior nh in an aMdavit sworn | been in the employ of my said uncle as gardener, | Paris water disagrees with mo ver Aaya Te oe my true, lawful and correct name, title and style of Sa Pepi oy itt Re ye ioe | Went fe at ivet entered ia his By tne oes Kye fa and bis wile, by whom I was recognized as the | Take me we i | Sir Roger Charles Doughty Tichborne, Baronet, the | either fame rite Lay oy brother, notoriety. idem Bupreme ‘Court no judgment could bave beon entered and ‘worse. As soon as I can, however, | will go bac eldest son of the sald James Francis Doughty Tich- to London.” You do not nention ‘whether my dearest Iitde | Natural and lawful son and next of kin of my ‘said | — Atter all Mr. Jones is only Giroumstantially, ghd with lage. | piaintify would have, be whol Pipes cet, op wi it bone, Allof them knew me well before [leit Eng- lenry’s batr begins to grow. Lsball be so glad to see him | mother deceased, nioug sauce and malicious spice, rebashing allegations made | having now acquired the en pee EF Aer ana ang ail op g lo. 92), now pending in this honorable court, and in | 5 Ae tO 00 jand in the year 1354, and Bogle returned to Englan rhea I go back to inglai Mrs, Weld Blundell , ther over during the fight 11 d hich the Legisiature bas made provision ia ich bad adit A tle” PISIOL, 2 8 re | ea a ata neti | audher Sughiar wil Uerosuned St to aaie time "Wik | goicior, asaer mo tree, tawial aan oopreee ates | feetum saeree ase woraieaoa of ine and'coumiy | Gly Tar Levy of ta ear am th crear ay wera hers. are co-der claim to be the sald Roger Charles Tichborne, or | TS kind love to yoursalt, and kind regarde to Lady Arun- | and ute of sir Roger CLatios Doughty Tichborne, | Serermmenhand, st & lime men be, himeell wae, singing | duis the hor Oi aa e ae xs ree sna gee te ‘= —- alleged that he was saved as aforesaid when I be- | “ii, ever believe te your afectionals en! devoted mether, | Baronet, caused abe delivered to the “aia Monare’ ana over the omsials who are now, his abominations, if Peprt bae oth n0ers hee 1 ued tee ee cans aware of the sala advertisements, On the | Sst January. 186, F TIGHDORNE: | | Dotvnson & Geare a deciararion ina ‘sult Inter | caicad peeublary of cine? pouslderation for" Ble aetioe in se | ie tegattes are not ved ended.” Fhe L.Pglalature of 1041 mage ‘which I was saved et taken to Melbo contrary, I have always claimed to as in | _ 18 Ihave identified as aforesail by my said | Jrasosty’s Court of Probate; such sult was entitied | matters in question why does he not publish an aifdavit of | provided atl \dapediment, Mee eee ere ae ree and | tact 1am, the aad eae ee Penee ate | mother, Dame Henriette Félicité Tichborne, by my | Su 4nd contained the allegations in the siaceach | ine fact ?. Even auch ex parte proot would have more weight | " “No part of nid gum"(ibat ie; the sam prprided foe ry Pron anul ing. return to ‘England. whion | 6 eldest ‘son of the sald Sir James Francis | cousins Anthony Joly Wright Biddulph aud Count | Daragraph of the said bilt mentioned: and I believe | {hen his malicious averdous, Surely his own paper is open ment of judamcpts) aiait be caponded tt jatements are true in all England, which | ‘Doughty Tichborne and Henriette Félecit4, nis wife, | Ernest de Lousads, as well a8 by @ vory large num | thar on the Sixth of April, 1868, the sald infant, | mm for inal Ducnoee. 2. OkuEY HALES” | Fedarments 3 a Oe tasa (hen. 9, Chaps Memonts are trae in all respects; and I crave | aimnough, a aloresald, Lassumed and used after I | Der of old friends ‘and connections, and others who | by ite said guardian, pleaded to thesald declaration, | The following are the articles, correspondence and opinion ter 876 of the laws of 1856." (Heo, 1, chap. 086, laws Te ret eee Teeth che BAING sear einente thawte | landed at Melbourne, tn the year Jet, as heretnbe; Knew me well before I teft England in the year 1858; | ang thereny joined issue, and untruly denied | alluded to in the Mayor's letter:— 167, ask me in your tetter of April 99 what effet that ed at length th this answer. fore mentionod, the bame of Castro, 1 do allege, and | UbWards of nincty of them in number, Including } thag T am the natural and lavwfut son of the sald {From the New York Dally Times, July 17, 1868.) ction has on the payment of Mi. atewart' ryote that shi ‘after the sald wreck news | ever siuce the fiappening of the ovent have alleged, | My 6ald mother and cousins, have made aifidavits | Dame Henrlette Felicité Tichborne. Un the 2ist CLAIMS AGAINST THE OITY. i my answer dues Hut seem to you saflclent lo warrent nts that some of those on board tue | #8 the facts are, that 1, the said Roger Charies ‘Ten: Which are filed in the sald anit of “Ttchborue vs. | day of April, 1863, I caused notice of motion to be | Betrordinary Action of Comptrotig Connoly Ue Rifas te | Petia Plawart mag edopt sah, farther, ‘saved and landed at Melbourne, | YOTne, did not perish Seelicce Was saved by @ Vos | Vein guch sults as to my identity “are identical, served On thé sald Infant and his next friend for the Puy a ag Rao Regard to ") Geeta His Barg tin with | oo ae cr coods were furnished to fovert u orat Maa Reel Tecd daa after ay aetute te ing: | sel which ianded ie et Metbourne, at or abont the | vils in auch sults as to my Mdentity are identical, | direction of the Judge of Her Majesty's Cour: of | {toui'three’weeke ago the publiaber of the Times ad. | debt is due—the debior has money 10 his hands wherewith ‘sbe had communteations made to her | ©" of July, 1864, us stated in my said amdayit flea in her aMdavit filed in the sald suit of “7 Probate ag to the tri: Lf such issue, ald such mo- | dressed a uote to Mr, Richard bs Connolly, Comptrolier of pay poet ai a an aa sear yrnyt reer 4 = se in the said suit of “Tichborne va. Mostyn;” but I borne | tion wi: : led her to belleve that I was saved, and since yn Be ee eae tial as ollowmrces am | 10m Fras brought on for hearing on the cin day | Uleciy: requeaing ‘papment of, Gaim, for advertising, | Tee ery wey ona Dueagtwany ov Ws deny that, save a8 herembefore allegea ol ‘hich \'g her aeath I have discovered among her papers varr A fc ged | Certain as | am of my own existence, and distinctly | fre ‘eect insud tobe ted oy eLeclate jose | elyeand Tor ohich provision bad been tande in ihe faz levies. Fe era's OFrice August}, 1888, t letters lette1 that the eald Roger Charies Tichborne thencelort: amongst oner feu ors which hiave se discovered 1s | and nasil te Feat. 0a, or during sny other ule, elie Phe We tae aie my iret | gud my sald solicitor has since set down my | 7H6 following correspondence then enaes He can Gibn] have reesivée peremptory manidemus a (he, letter inthe handwriting of Mr®. Jane Seymonr, | CeuCealed lis name and connections. d | gad cause for trial, and it now stands for ; A : f tho ol “tho proprietors Of the 2 iz hd wo Berreest, from the documents which came | Bir James Francis Dongnty Ticuvorne, Tis fea; | trial accordingly. I submit: that such dental of my OO ee ee Citas t | mewapaper., i rng Pani thee al ‘er aly ad slg, Wa of DFAR Sin—I beg to acknowledge the recelpt of yon eom- | county ad F 4, Ip appears stepmotl Gud Whiew Eald Lotter Is as follows, | ,,,}4 tk wpReRrs, Ir pon my ‘mother’s death tat | S0res, disposition and votce are unmistakable, and | jienuty is vexations and without the slightest. Just. ‘shat 18 to say: in my Judgment, be recognized by impartial he : she had various corresponderice relating to me with | muss in my Judgm achat as partial | feation, and I uti . jeation relati he claim of the tk Tunes for | levies of 1868, SB DRFER Guosvanon Gare, Saturday, aly 98, 1854.°9 | tie ee eee Bry Gidben, Buch oorres | 82d Tunprejndiced persons who knew via before | stancesin the aad WU onreorlign on eben fe Tee t,| earaaiog Fenech and connty, ee New Lore Tomes for | eet will percotve from the eter addrenset by me to, Mes ‘bere fo oheer you, tor inde Einwncoowt 79 end | 8 ging ig very, Aepeped a fe ihe ra erate teat ait the several members of my family Who have pee aieenars, agents or servants, ougnt to be | gi stor qaninst, the Dpeacir apenas ee A sso of extignale ia resisting a orth In thig answer 89! for the purpos secu mo and kaew me Well before I lett Bugiand in restrained by injunction asin tho said bill prayed, | caily provided for in the recent tax levies or covered bat if gogo vevies 1 aoe e bas an alr of muon probability, and we nia wot allow | tke Sane fear dospalr. ‘th for wilting toys. Wo shall or that a receiver ought to bv appointed to get in the cneral appropriation therein I must decline to audit ur s 1 feel arising from Cary ves (0 jank ot avoiding expense; but lam re ead willing to ~ Cit Fejotce with Fou ond Sirvtties oF arine tae othe) habe and te a atidavit Ju tus cause if required $00h none aanter’ Katharine aon Ree personal estate of my sald mother and to preserve fre clatm which FOR pRESED ta the ni ploations with Governor Featou, ft would bea rae top ‘om Australia. in haste, are a0 aisly, Orel J " sta ne sa a . | fo ined in my. ret t alms. ey eter 70S eT iY, fefting forth all such documo. cuther lett be- cliff) and Mrs. Greenwood have fully wWentified me pen gz tho litigation in the said Court of gcceae ay il wlegier o vais ot aioe oe pt Sakari agate teed aa gouaiy wave be iy ~~ e EK SBYMOUR. hind me in Sydaey, or ft lost during my passa: Bien: Probate, with my directions In that behalf, ana I * Fround’such letter endorsed in an envelope ad- | to England, somo ‘letters whion I recelved in | Bs the eldest, son of ihe fala sir Jamies Francis | make out the contrary from the circumstances here | f°e™ 10,08 0, .aisregary Of MMe oe MBI ged ear inees auddon Thany talve-an ousplag ou. these’ claims, E Areased to wy #aid mother, I haye no doubt such | New south Wales fron my said motner, bat £ | Donghty Tonbore ad Mame laaiieltl Pov ine | Whefore appearing. Poe ree re Tr some oan de eat | wilt be invoived im, uanaual Fospousibliy, wiols { desire be fetter was written And seht by the sud Mra. Sey- | Nave found among her papers letters of the follow. | Ticnvorne, ere nine OF eeoutors he 80, The several statements contained respectively | Wwe Excehency the Governor, without being siqued, und that | evold. Kquaily 1 allowing proper olaiias, ws in reject tour ou or about the date thereof, in repiy w a let- | ing dates, which [ wrote aud sent to her from New | Satd Teresa Mary Josephine Dougity lohborne 48, | in the bill of complaint flied in this cause to the | te'genere) jmpression was that they would not be signed. More toatl may consider anjus, will I be subjected to ter received by hef from my mother communicaung | South Wales ~that ts to say, 17th January, 1866, May 48 I submit, most vexations and uttoriy unjustiiabie. | eyect—1. Thar the infant plaintif ly the sole next of | Rewarding the virtual velo of these mensures to provide | considerate or Intorcated Gansure: | T would, the 41 ation, ut had then recently rev | 24, 1895, June 23 and July 24, 1863, One of such let- 19, Ladmit that my mother died vory sndden'y | kin of the said Henriette Felicité Tichborng; 2 That | Meaus for the support of the clty and county governments ag | freally yrecer to have all these claims undergo Ju ae a teat that come at thace one contly te | Powis the Iotter which, L presume, {8 referred to in | #t Howlett’s Hotel, Manchestor street, Manchester | foger Charles Doughty Tichborne periscd at soa; | & grent, calamity, to our eltizats, | cons He | Tagutty ot, b ho Whvobbus sabbeas, tur eiiens Ha had ved 7 rogatory, stating that I had dete: quar, on the 12th day of March, 186%, and, being | 3, That he never married; 4. That the sald Alli { | to be my duty to do ail im my power to avert anali not, howev 0 as : a en Ba @nd taken to Austraiia, I | the 7th interrogatory, stating tha fh: rome viving child, 1 took’ poasession of her ; ted | the threatened evi's. I visited Albi ‘waite! on His | pose merely vexatio But [ consider it my duty ag yet been unable to obtain the le to Ince the sea once more. In all such letters I a er only surviving . DP 7 Joseph Doughty Tichborne succeeded to the Tich- | Excellency, and found that he entertained grave doubts | under the circumstances exhaust every rai means of ape ol e ye Bel x ‘was interred ander my direction tn m. Wi esse! jd Henriette Féit m: vy, which UD np teaches Shi ¥ | borne baronetage; & That tne sald Henr fence to the enforce: if te eaten attend. Shek Tneee ea. Goteen. rae, POU TRL taee tint on tha family vault at Tichborne church. Previous to the | Feiicitd Tenborne Persuaded herself wisest is Fats ipo i lg Fig et at arate! re eo pe Jour jud:ment, there 18.8 resonable probability that the v pt Mi a j no doubt the above-named eX’ fiend can | Moiier. Ido allege, and i Ie ¢ ad ae that on the | Pineral we following correspondence 100k place be- |} Gairy or investigation. that I was her eldest son, the | visions of the levies under whieh the power 1 given to | ctslon ‘of the Supreme Court ordering the mandamus will be- readily obtain the same. 17in day of January, 1966, sent; out I Dovi d Gi a ne a of 1. tor my leaving Sogland, and in Tony that I caused €o be written and sent such letter | tween Messrs. Dobiuson and Weare and wy solicitor, | said Roger Charles Doughty Tichborne; 6. That my | #ritle your claim and, other calms of Ike character. | reversed. * Gat NC ARO il al Hienuty-with ihe aid Hoger Charis Doughty ich | Haat ti gait ila Regd wen ug | promie’ iT rue eungett he sen ana, ‘with Edward Slaughter, now deceased, who | etia Felicité Tichborne, 1 apny that I allege, 87 Taxoo1.N's INEFIRLDA, March 16, 1 borne is yg disputed or dened by or on the part | to be conferred on any pablig oMesr. To ri E: be held to bg erroneous by the higher tribunals, please as then car ying on business a8@ solicitor in Lon- | or ever have alleged, or that it is ‘the fact, that my DwAR STB—Wo beg to tuiclowe you copy of a letter Wwe have | of all thé members of the Tichborne family; and the | Iency in this respect 1 wrote him a iettor stating expiicttly | an apport from the same ‘and obtain tne requisite stay a my will, ‘the 16th day of Jone, 185z, | saia mother did, from that or from any other pe- | thie day written to Messrs. Norris ¢ Sons, the solicitors o! several other statements respectively contained in | that I would not exei op the power of amine nr com proceedings. onagy trite 8. CONNOLLY, Compteotion Gea point the satd Vincent Gost dq, without inquiry or investigation, uade her- late Lady Ticbborne. Yours truly, toe said bill, in so as they confict with the | fersed in these levies, Jet- Ki rere dist ter ny euseitord aa ieaaises, and bent tat twas her 6 dest sou, the said ‘Roger Oharies ™ ‘i DUBINSON & GEARE. sever) ‘Statements ‘a thie my ‘answer, are wholly | ‘" that they were su ne {and became fe. a T Weote this tot- jueatned to ‘the sum of £600-each for thew | Tichborne; on the comceney ppenre O7 conles of Tho enclosure referred to in tue last-mentioned | false, and I firmly believe that the said Teresa | {2h ito tive up t t i TWE RIOT REVIEWED. p to ita promise. I therefore deci{ne to entertain use. ve discovered since m: er own handwriting of id Mr. | jetve: as follows :— Mary Josephine hty Tichhorne well knows alm, aud leave you to such remedy as the Courts ow MOO SEL, Sura “90 that in or about the month | Globes nud Mr, cubits, and front te said anidavit, ba iP Lad (a) He mE. 10, DETAR, AOS Vos, the, sale. cueatl Lieto rae ae ae ot 4 Et ie. sald Vincent Gosford and led in the sald cause of “Tichborne vs, Mostyn,” & Lrxooun's [ye-rreupe, March 16, 1868, in filing the bill of complaint in this cause and in T shail not enter upon any argument to justify my action in | Meeting of the French Internationals—Thoy Ed and filed an aMdavit, | she expressly cautioned them to be very carcfulas | _DBAn Sins—We are Li that the | defending the sala suits of Tichborne vs. Mostyn mame, 1 eseares ae he seine, pare saeeere Condemn Hinll and Hoffman-None bes to my identity, to be sure that I was her son be- | felatives of ihe Bow i to ea ney allowed ms tocome home, end she gave | the qusaition the and Tichuorne ye, Fichborne, on bebalt of the infant | sitongh 1 waived an authority vested in me which might be | Americans Should Parade. placed 1m the far een mato that hei and of the sald Teresa Nary Josophine Dough; 7 +4 OEY | fairly exercieed for your benest and that of others, I con: ‘A small room over the lager beer saloon 100 Prince yauit at Tichborue, and thi . en wi oe in the common form B the o! + iat I Bad died on or about the are Gay of Ei Dut without ng any | thom certain information, ni} hion they could dé of cond her f { | Tichborne, fa to delny the proceedings taken by mé | sidered the great dof the number, ant if Rrpamscances pon which such atidavie’ was | question pie aud test m tient y- Which shall best tend to toe 1 tion of propriety and | for the recovery of my rights, my health boing 12 an. | 2cered,the, greater cood of (he, Erie inink ay coursewil | streot was yesterday the place of meeting of the founded, and, upon the faith of sich affidavit, pro- 12 With the exe of tne sald Teresa Mary | decorum uy nd most strongly | unsatisfactory state, meet the approbation of the tax-payers of our city. Very ‘i tional W. men’s ‘of! Will wag gtanted by the Frerogative | Joseptiue Doughty ne and certain of her i ype ring at the 31. 1 deny that the plainiif ts entitled to the relief | respectfully, fi French section of the internattor orking! Court of th Archbishop of Cunterbury on the 17th | co-defendants who have filed ir answers in thé ner. Vol Gavhe in the said bili prayed, and | submit that this sult is Gronet J Leg fg itty ami Comptroller. Society of this city. They met there, and for two jay of July, ‘unte the said Vincent Gosford and | said suit of “Tiohoorne vs. Mostyn” and to a certain Messrs. Nonnis & Boxs, Sollctiors, Bedford row. “ vexatious, and that the said bill oughy to be dis. BORGES JORED, BOY FOES Foe hours discussed the question of the Orange riot of Jeaward slaugh' re gm advised and believs that other sntt of «Tienhorne v4 Tionuorne,” now pending Bs x pepgtemieegit missed with coats, PT wg ad La wiTuKe OFMIGE, NEW YORK uy 16, rtm, | the 1200 Instant 1 al iis bearings. ‘They arg ne course the said Vincent Gosfoi m this hono OULIBY, LOXVON, B, C., March 17, 1868. rd, SONX : si Not MR ated nd reasoned, amid clouds of cigar smoke, ua Mot vas afuresaid, Was unusual, | person or persons Ne e any such al: rus—Trow HORNS 1 pave reoeired yoor l:tter of { The county of Sontharap- | *,F Goxwouty, Rea. Compircier Now sation of the 1th | {ne argument awd reason ‘rasan ono side Of rrogaiar and imbroper; and ‘thar, according | gnc such sllegatiomay atte iy watrae and groundless. oe Ste nies bowebes, Spedsebetone twiengonn {ost Ip mrbich you refuse to a feitle the claim of the | house, | Tue majority, whieh ag, CR inary jar course ol single , a IN New York 7sme: for adve e city county gov- \_ the opin FO ee rN ae swhen a, Will, is sought to | esa Mary Josephine Douguty Honborne, ‘to whom borne, in winfou Yon slate thas We relate Ob ting | he Ci Dr TICHROORNE. | FuaNots ADAMa, & om | ¢rament although by shed whencisof tnelnte Logie | Nurages® which “were not eniircly Amertogn proved. isbous setual prook of en ee aes | tng Hngiand in isos wad who Was chen I Geliove | Bowtesce us ant ind evoney poten "afeinn the pig missloner to. administer | ara moe Berm redtt Sol aiecad Gea non Tas | HM chamover, | derived to, colar, ime clroumstances of the case sngla tn, and mi migly protest against the plain! c P ional event, should 5 head be | fated nd iak it-was ine invariable | gufy about thirteen Fenre of age hes mae ag amt: Baa of be ang st (oe aeat ate HN: England. Sotert nat onghe hav to § paldy but on the contrary your minority ave alla right to parade. "rhe, opinion ot tiv ourt In ail cases or Javit in this suit, * 01 As f $ Re 9 gage 8 emer rma tement that th thority of the said acts mignt b regardin, ie roops Soposse 6 cage Nertisements to be issued | Ys Mostyn,” or “Tichborne vs. Tehborne,” in any | Wich Her Ladzship Be eakian te rtcenet NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Naliy* exereted fp fapport of the eat Mee aL iw | Re meet Hat the event was one 1 be de- a bie Ume elapse before granting | Manner questioning my el and, as hereid- Nive verme, stared coat bad fully recognized the piain- — legal ob} pation o She pity ona. peaty: plored owing to the loss of iaocent life juen’ ; but in pamegacnte of the | after appears, the said wit Josephine rv) fat ‘on ‘and that ebe could not conceive The United States storeship Guard, E. P. Lull, | | Lonerne ts reopen hagas ty. ba | pt Re bnit. Tue section condemed the wndeckded vacil- le ford and Ad. | Doughty Tichborne waa aoe ia ¢ Most posl- | those who ner J a ae ane who pratt not yeepgnize commanding, from Aspinwall, arrived at this port pany Governcs’ Fenton ing rt woud aprons. ike, nol 1 jating course of Mayor Hall and Superintendent ‘éHolté Tichborne, olso in rus the Orangemen ‘mission mOHRe. chats aiection with im, and sup- yesterday morning. Ail are well on board. The | en adae by the. ro “ior “ihe” settessent | parade and then retusing to allow them, and also being Somitive as to my | tive terme, by the said Henriette orien Beverely censured the action of Governor Hoffman mention ‘of the circum: | that | was her first.bo et, son. E of phe im, and sip | following 1s a list of her officers:— f ‘Gover: Upon Ww) “they assumed to make such | 1% Cpont e death of iny father the aan? of nt Aig inconeeivabie. how, | 1 T officers: of outstanding olaims. You do not say that Gover: . | Tichborne devolved me; and as 1 b J $ Edward nor Fenton insisted on thie ar tas @ con not issuing his proclamation sooner, prov ents wore tached the g rane or probate of game aware of Iie Yea as sioresatd, towal BY schaes ceeuistot | Slemonanee Goma G, ht tad Alon of his approving thevo neta ofthe feeisature: ‘never | {Suc he stout ave iewed itatai. Resdtations ‘enid will, nor subsequently until after tue death | the end of the year 186-;but do ‘Mas‘ers—John P. Merrell, A. R, Couden, Jonn'T. | eles roumelst oa carrying out Me promise or stale: | honing the opinion 6 the meeting were ad father. “| Teoollegt, and save as at Sullivan, Alfred Billott, Jonn M. Hawley, ; ee of Governor Fentoi wean” te at | ad the meeting adjourned, gay moth iy informed me sinoé | forth (ook the wala Uue of Ste ieelctane Paaieonare Veeee mieneth ee Pes Seca eel ofthe “Teguise, aga he Fong aggre wai te Re Bi Teno athe etl APTI, tt granted to ty han. th Assistant Surgeon—H, O. Teckateln. gad you A jolgtiy expunged th fe, provision, made, me OUT OF THE DEPTHS. to Shose on board vie | royal x ; oF ‘on tne part of Second assisiant Engineer—J. W. Hoilihan. an ee vaehpomer, Toe provi | Tuo “Body of Mutderea Mae Washed the some of ‘and land bow ‘so | my father and his issue to take the sar: an ocongs a presse iteeli o ir rly aver "aban Same of Doughty in addition to and before Ay rT Sf tne hae ‘oceur. rreagements are thae ‘among the saved, and | that of Tichborne, which cooly, became‘ known to me tinde thas. the fuga ait take place on Thursday Boatswain—J. W, Simmons. fi after my father’s death ‘ihe caused adver. my return to Engl 1 beve asenmed auc! y Oy EAB ‘ours truly, jUHN HOLMES, Captain's Clerk—Onaries V, Taoker, for ine Spanish, French and ame of Doughty ii ‘addition to and betore thal jesers. DOWINGON & GRARB. aries V. Taoker. Biished. fn. she 7% day after my arrival in | The Guard brings home as passengers the follow- pul mes borne, and, save Lp u riodgvhen I} 20, admit that trem, whe am the 10th ‘of January, 1867, up to the “i a! nthe, 10th a ee z, seta ing officers attached to the Darien expedition: ‘Midshipmen=R. G. Peck, 0. P. Kunhardl, J. J. br ciate name, R679, Sai, i, Bul Fats Qaesbreueaes abiin ener orn Autere. al, claimants with those of the city, and, ceria. | _A fow days ago the dead body of an unknown mas air ry means of reashlag ste Suet was wasted on the beach at Bridgehampton. Aroun@ a ve. to ithe. oly ane oan the neck Was @ plece of rope, aud there were twe. aang ear tabs ‘ot iMgatlon, twotoding | te grav wounds in the Tele stae ad several CUS Om far exceerting the amount ‘of the claim fteelt, | tne head. wild evident a in the water ears format jatation in rd to | ome two weeks, not ‘The opim- ity peoras oT are bed oa Me ch ie | fan of recognise Onused advertisements for 4 and used tho ni saeatl ‘neh hs Deca 1m constant couuees. Lieutenant G. A. Norris; Masters Frederick Collins chief ob; ited, There was noting On te ve! "iN uiries ea a \tner’s death vedi as borne, rionds co. in umed, used, and been known ye @ation and correspondence and terms be J. 7 ; Ensigns B. H, Wilcy, 8. 0, Paine stay 0 eee in discovery Roger aries téaborn A arty jate reset an most wove: ine iin me, ‘and | and B. H. Bugeinguat James Barnes, civil oi cbetacies to the collection of just o! comm Saar fenouios were igade ‘ay fio od ly of Sir Hoget a joa Tahvore oe Sir Manse Rosa ane atqueonide San ving duc: | Povey, Graugninasas fe Tussou acta swcceen. "| iy gop oeguaion {ge special legtininga and eome: | ead t@ ientitoayoa. uw a