The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 22, 1870, Page 2

THE SUN, ‘THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1870. — |e ? serva ’ ‘5. N 1° OPRAT , Clem had influenced severat witnosees to testi'y | oF 19 years of age, the oMapring of the hemor » i SAW may, without infraction of treaty obligations, ges bd ied Lesion bed het ner ates eel Ahan INDIANA’S GREAT TRAGEDY taleely con te first trial in reference. to. hor he an ho'er Maren by her oresent na Ti be withdrawn by either of them, fs well as flcld laborers, that emancipation is, ‘Tomas W, Kaos, tn bis Oowlend throughs oervabenie, ater, anon, tho wcenoon et, tho, fatal ual nil ut severe (evale the ine , 4 a ; * y difficult o i - . . 4 i —_ dag, and lad also offered money to others to parjare nst determined spirit imaginable, an i The a Se Sun Lord Graxvinie would hardly have is | Problem very ail Pept mn. Lt phe Adia (American Publishing Co.), has produced a | 4 CLEAR STORY OF THE MYSTERIOUS | theinvelyes, One or two rela:ites of Mrs. Cem testl- | parison aeemed Us euier les than those. y he } pad - # Taued his protest without consulting the | Tere held in colonies, like Java and the Duted | took sai of interesting details about a region com: CLEM MURDER TRIAL. Gar tat thes ha sworn, talely atthe retrial, | pa nized with ier lial eho heen blest wid e ines for Alle ; é sotache West India Islauds, we should have no trouble | paratively unknown in this quarter of the world. Aer upationt exammuation of the case. the Jury in | cation ‘she would) huiee een a most roinatkabln i = present Earl of Denny, who presided at the ns ff wielding a great inf 4 mf = — eee i" ly the in giving them their freedom.’ Atorting from fan Francisco in the summer of 1966, i. keeond dogree, aud Mrs, Clem wae sentenced to the | good or evil, { THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, convention, and who is consequently the hie Quoon dismissed the Minister courteously, | in company with the expedition sent out by the | Reaple Draw Checks for $40,000 and | Peuitoutiary (or ike, 01) wh, db De } e tend highest authority as to the terms of the | 46 he sure, but evidently not quite pleased at the | Western Union Telegraph Company to explore the Peak ‘Bieen we ung’ Laat Ride~The TH GRANTING OF A NEW TRIAL, A roporter of the Lourscllie Courter Jovriul wha i Amusements T treaty. It is noticcable that an application route across Bering’s Straits to Asia, and from len on the Kand—A Woman's | che wos eent to the conthern priton at Jefferson | yisited Mra, Clew beturo her tamsfer to the Jail of ‘ou is Tosdas, Ad PI turn the discussion had taken r to Sieokalevak Footprint—Two Guilty of Murder—Hart= | yijjc, where she rewained until Friday of lust week, | Marion county, hud the following interyo( wih so} id Ppotle Mall De Cary Dorn of from Spain to be admitted to the conference —— thence to Europe, he made his way to Nicolatevsk, Ess Soe iret heviog ween wranied her by tas | ities yap 4 a aotn's Themtre--iiip Van Wionie was not granted, It will be remembered Blackmailor Mix At the mouth of the Amoor river, where it empties Bupreme Court she was refmaved to the Jail of ibis ame over 10 see sou, Mrs. Clem, ta Mer Atll handed that the @rand Duchy of Luxemburg be Is in 0 Ox, Fifth Avenue Thentre Scr longed from 1815 till 1866 to the He had noth into the Okhotsk Sea, and ascended that river ino Russion Government steamer to Stratensk in Sibe- ria. From this latter place he set ont about the Gnd out, if nossiiilo, from yourself, what wero Fue reasons for applying fora vew tril. and on wh, you grounded your ye for afavorable rorelt, Yo Correspondence of The sun. Ixptanapo.is, Ind., Dec. 16, 1870.—The grant- county, where she now for a new trial upon Wore overriied save cne. ng to lose 4 o LT But h id-for shoce- ing of & new trial by the Supreme Court of this | lengthy and able opinion, The feunon, conte have no A gg us elim ant tak cua ire Monee -larie bi % i jut bis unpaid-for suoee— 10 f ov . Peter “He rant w trial wis stated as follows. ir, OF course Llope and believe that an um ba, ack Peppard German Confederation ; and that after ia seas | Middle of October, and went overland to Bt. Peters: | State to Mra, Navey E. Clom, convietod of murder | FUAnting 4 naw hit Win tie Grand dury made ase | Prejadiced Jury will acquit me of this ¢ OF win's Thi ’ A for ti ta hapwian re y . And those have been paid for by Awos J. Cem | tury, trnversing Siberts in its entire length, cross | in the second degree, in being instrumental in the | of the following linauage + whieh Lhave beon here vow nearly two y+ mf | Bible's Gurden ‘ the dissolution of the old Gorman Diet het re eee ee God knows how onjustt oe 40 ‘ ty + | mise ing the Ural Mountain, and passing over the Mur- | death of Jucob and Nancy Jane Youn: Jol Hf ew Vork Chrewe 60 i, opp. Aeatemy of Marte, ‘i warawat & it of : — 7 tl mah Cold JUDE CHAPMANTH DECISION What mado the people 80 furious against yo @lympie Theatre Wee Wule Wo in consequence of the withdrawal from it o ot cr Christmas presente, go to the | Cow #nd Bt. Petersburg railway. Spring, on September 12, 1968, has brought the Par | pis icsug was prevent at the tine and place of the | Mrs, Ciem ps eh pny your Christmas presents, go td f 4 ¥ at itehie event at the tiin 0 Goan . Poultry and Met So male and adware Prussia, the position of Luxemburg became bch lB vt Mr. Knox's accounts confirm the popalar impree- | ticulars of the dreadful horror fresh to the minds | murder. in any way Ansisti Spe, enrourag T don't know, sir. Twas browrnt twi oe bor ; Ban Francises Minstre kat ‘ at once the subject of diplomatic discussion, | Soldiers’ Orphans’ Fair. son of Siberia as a country of frost and snow; but | of our citizens. There was probably no murder eipatine (pera tied nerd are tanreer w ick er Ue aeeer: hd Gare, We APA Cesare { b Ae td rb Mriestriied cband wheat — as to the hardships suffered by the exiles sent | ever committed concerning which 40 little is actu rated. with her. knowl or od witness Silay might te z tel , 7, ol { i he tt fe to the hardehi bs e actu with her kiowledze and consent or 60 witness Wiley mitht Sten matic Tunnel—Opes to Viator, which on May 11, 1867, resulted in the rati The Utiea Herald rejoices at the refutation | tyitnor py the Rasslan Government, he asserts that | ally known, and surrounding which thers still re c 189 DELNCIPAL, A sey was told that ifthe | Jet ee.he sald be saw me in the buggy tae 4h % Grcde busca yes Crvione teehee fication of the treaty of London and the neu: | of tho report that Secretary Boctwent is about | grout mieconception prevails, ‘The object of the | mains so much of mystery, notwithstanding three at twee eoaent Ath Kime ad cluce of tne | amurdar, | AL the frst Hal ho sald. ho Waa wok pas Di { = = — J] tralization of the Grand Duchy. It may, | to leave the Cabinet, Itsoys that “Hie adminis | Government is to populate the country, and overy- | separate trials have beon had, and the most #treut [ABAY way, HeMtine, tea trlal ho swore directly that L was tho sume woman. wy Wa e we od by Gel atthe oa | tration of the duances has been a very decided | thing is done with rererence to that end, While, | ous efforts mado to eluctdate the truth, Tho mo- Whe crimes’ langunge wae employed |‘ How will you get over this testimony a i s the Republican rty to Break Up t | howev wed by Germany that the ea | tration ¢ loan ha: ag 4 ‘ «On epee lg dad it) ri pie bat : ; tablishinent of the ¥ Smpite Is virtually | success. Resuits have contieme Wisdom of | therefore, great pains are taken to prevent the con: | tives for the murder, the circumstances immediate: ra Peele ome, R.weeee WAC RCAMIICR 1 ehae be War lorie von aad roe comic Jos i Wide differences of opinion prevail in tho At 1d Contod. | his general policy, Mr. Bocewett stands stera | Yiete from escaping aud retarning to Europe, they | ly preceding, and the financial operations conaccted Wand exhaustive Nothing could be added | fornia” Tdon't Know whether taey Will t be id Republican party on cardinal measurca, | Cavtivalent to a restoration of the old Confod: | Comet On ite integrity and eliciency | Me tllowed all liberties not inconsistent with due J therewith have never fully been disclosed, st! re uid explained, Gat the Jug nigh: nuder: | back, Dut if bey do, L know tbat wy Inno be ‘| ge “ay a ‘ , | eration, and that Prussia, not only forming |" | sora Abe Baker cli Arh Wwatchfulness, and aro kindly treated, Tho free | imainivg subjects for conjecture anit «peculation, wiv the nog of the language emp! ot ndeclared. | a . 109 il aamely, general amnesty, tho repeal of t compel the respect of friends and foes, It will ANPIY It LO tno frei OF the ease On Thal, i What witnesses did you have on your Ht) income tax, reduction of custome duties, | Part of it, but being its head, may presume i Mi his place."” ‘Thee the Zhwalg | TAvixslion of the Amor river and the crossing of THB CHARACTER OF THUR MURDER, fone correeity. might be an ald Co the Jury, atid would Uf Gaal ie eiesaas ede. ine. Net be Bi “ : upon regaining the territory that was wrest not be easy to fill his place. taylors erent: the territory on tho north of it, were secured by a | The murders were of that character catealated | Sentt Gednition ts immediately followed ny the clause payed yg a A br A eel I bea he a | And the purchase of San Domingo ; and thess i from ¢ : re disaclution of the | Commends this eminent and upright statesman, | treaty with China in 188s with the expeetation that | not ouly to stardle the community iu which they oc- J f6."lHeNOnIccLiCn w urged. fe sueueoted thal Ue that aflergovm, Rod eo back a lithe bdore ¢ ; }) particular questions stand as the represeuta- | €2 from Germany upon the dissolution of Whe | and the Republican pense throughout the country | Ht wouhd feiliate this same work of Siberien coo. | curred, but to send @ thrill of horror throush the picasso an expatarion of Mtlat hat preccved it. } o'clog (ire the Guurder” was known i ves of others of same nd of cog: ‘onfederation, England, ver, ot | cone oincide jo nization; * yet juch has been accomplished asts o 10 whom intellige oreo! guage dove not necessarily umply suis, thoughit | have heen committed i; tives of others of the same class and of cog 2 sae aka |e nerally coincide in the opinion, nization; but as yet not much bas been accompli ts of all to whom intelligence thereof was | inent be so understood. "80. If the mitider was per. Was not thit saffleiont to prove an alibi, Mre x i " 7 * i menage r y — a uicated der that your reade " n de onigent or. cor pato classes on which like differences exist. | likely to ree the question precisely in thal , - | la that direeti wimunicated. In order that your readars may | pefrated with her knowl-dge end congent or, con . 2 diver reas who & tf the policy of | light Congress should look into the system of in- In describing bis journey, the persons he met, th fally understand tho subject of which T write, it | MYAnce, se Is a principal.” pte, terme henge" ang fo. but the judge would not ad en cine dhechana bataks A ctor ch nanabacnyll iene 3 —— : struction parsued in the Naval School at Anna. | countries ho saw, the habits of their people, and | will be pecersary to give wed account of J prt the latter Word is thus understood whenover wiht Mt Wire noe pour wite of as good charter a : ° eae neta, 80 fit o : ‘ a Vows ts nn itatration of. or coneltision. {ro at youl oases oo ehiar Gon, Grane * these «tthjects, 80 far ~ \ tomo Forward) dades polis, and. ascertain the effect of Admiral Por: | Weir agricultural ond mizeral resources, My. Kuox | (we tragedy aud matters subsequent thereto up to | haseonetstere, eremmins taceounicer wt as young Wiley? i can be said to have a policy, are some of the ., i, 7 has shown a careful and prinstaking accuracy which | (he pre se ime, proposition, that, ia murder bo committed im one's There wus no reason, sir, that wow ot, wt 4 most distin, hed 6 mnbers of th party irtahicn Sl tdstelae rattled Send CURR ee Orme oe Cores produces a satisfactory ere of confidence in his seals Presence aud wir) congent, such a one has alded | their evidence should not have been ad nitol™ id t stinguished member o y, ‘ laces a 6a i STATEMENT OF KNOWN FACTS. Jacod Young, one of tho victims, was a common- place citizen, apparently inoffensive, and genersily roxpected. When he first came to tho city he occu pled a position in e hardware store, wntil 150 speech at t reception on the occasion of | instructors, When be obtained power, he got the reorganization of the Law School last | td of all the professional civilian instructo and put in their place young oflicers of the lim Ane abetted, and nother woaids sory at th herefore enlity a8 ® principal, oF Did acoording to tio old law, au acces yatiy ye Ani farther, it wae plainiy not the law that one can “TL know them, bat not intimatety be quity of murder witha Uy nmuther | Were there jet come suspicious eiremnstances fas do cw | about your Intercourse with Young, commociod witt jon 1 i Mra Youu, statements. His warrative is enlivened with namer you know Mr. aud Mr athe ous well-toid ane 4 iNustrated with a pro fusion of excellent engi es. Fora holiday gitt, expecially to boys fond of stories of travel and of whom Senators TRUMBULL, SUMNER, and Scuunz are samples, And the debates in both branches of Congress show that these Monday evening, to set forth very con spicuously the fuct that charges had been without experience in teaching. The resi Hombetde, oF money transactions, that led peoply to Deiiave, (hal irreconcilable a character that they cannot | 5. i . Bary es NOW SMUES | service. The graduates are not found as profi. | time, ws depaty constable for some time, he soon | OF the cra tally aporoved : Emorr, we put this question to you, direct thot Viow ot thy ‘Those who do not und alent on (howe tund why France has ated under the old and tor be briduel over by temporary expedicnts, * ceased to do guy regnlor business, and seemed to Ye 4 Col, Shaler, * her check f 008 H au they deserve will understand thet, painfal a fs the better th Then all was sh n engage ¢ mentioned the murdered man’s nam. reporter serutinized ber fa 4 are highiv incensed | was not the slightest bitterly Ue grant: | i sueh as a murde ticularly atter the | menuon of her vieiiin's 4 4 v8, | ly, pervonally, and publicly: Do you under | perfect system. This was clearly proven by the | bees crushes and nuuulliated in the present war will | have pleuty of money, displaving thousands of dol ISliinucumuequaone my) Witt doce all thie mens; sn) WAY does it 1, is to father any of ilies elinbgun UE Any! asatslotion ‘ot (he Hic baa Of tal pmien, a | do weil to peruse a volume by Vicron Hvvo. en | tars ata time. Tt was given out that he was ypecu- e verdict of the jury had been murder in the | eer Te een conieed ie \iree.moeey tranrseh ht portend? ‘The record, standing, mtd eI ree eee ae ne ie eres ce yon | Lenn namantint of whack cioually failed to mect | tle Zhe Destrover of the Second Repubite beng | tating, but exactly im what reraaing a myatery even | theensc inka new trial: but Me helt thet the rerun, | Indiavanolls, Dat there, t+ motuns in hy ite lis of tie Ht ho '-take: Wiln iedopenildet | cnr emer we ce teatine e yt Be ee eeaen oat eine oe eo nincca | Napotcon the Litte, (Sheldon & Co.) Thoto who | to the present day, Tt was not until after his mur. | OF the eomanee with tie charge of | that Lam ashamed of ar ennid wish to conceal, 1% ; cut | willing and ready to be held responsible for ements of the Soot! Hiarsitersy:| Ute inp. eueas oF Mev Etawe, WiiW 64 KELGAIDON- | aop that tees pula holla at The dudae, aud the sequence OF the Judge was nob | 298 innocent of the murder of Jacob Yoong and | { Povition against the Adminisiration give] dom? If so, what are the charges? And juns have been found to be better qualified 3 RY Spyies os wre) oy Chive wea te a incorree hia wile as you are, assurance that they are in earnest, and in. tend either to compel it to come back to the old Republican gro n illegal practices—counterfeiting, or tho sale of forged Government bonds—though no- thing positive has transpired to substantiate this oe IND At number of eit SATION OF THE CITIZEN to teach than officers, and the number of profes rs required deemed ne prevent ¢ ndition of Krance, iid fi eighteen years of the Empir robbery, fraud, aud deceit: now at least the trath what evidence have you to support them ? One thing more. You talked about the “degradation of the bench and bar.” € ke tas that now hool, The 8 not half so ¢ asary to carry on th tihe Conrt, and der ing of & now trial'to Mrs. Cio nd,or to go into the mi- p hargo. He bandied an immense amount of money . aire} ‘i . opinion expressed by the Court im relation to her iy of the crime. then nil ohystonomten! dacs ara nority in the country at large, and that by per] v6 bar reach a 1 Papier eee expense is much greater as the school ix now | Is fen, Known, aad appreciated. ‘The translator is | in a siiort apace of tims, borrowing thousands trom | guilt. It A aad Athol. There was an et # in her manner A mi Rha: St the bar reach a lower point of degradation | or eanized, and tlie results are Teas satisfuct n Episcopalian elerzyman, whose mame is not | his old emplover, Mr. Res, Dorsey. In all thete | Wo are urged to reverse the ease upon theevi- | and voice o# she made direct reference to Lie tute sisting Gen, Gnany must ran tho risk of} tian it touches when a man of your atand. | = tiven, Hoe bas done his work «ympathetically aod ‘ rv ‘ dence, ‘There was ro much evidence of gilt teacour | der that i entire conviction of ner innovenee, r a neh a of your stan¢ —— - e fo has dono bis work «ympathettcall, money transactions Mrs, Clom was intimately con- | {if ce wit Net his Erouad 1s Wi dos m8 4 " ad Com » Republican party in piceos pend useral ve Huterfirence with the Verdict upoa this givved 8 oat | + You do not look like a woman Who wow d coms hl Republican party in p' ing makes a general charge agaiust the A correspondent inquires whether Mr, | Well. It tea timely and os sama fe Sh nected, and with her at least one or two othera— | Of the question. Le mit murder, Mes, Clom.” Shall the party then be ruined, or willit | judiciary, with no facts aud no evidence to | Nr¥, the Nevada Senator, is the Bi. Nrewho| _ 19 Tooph ant his Friend (G. P her brother, Silas Hartman, and William J, Abrams. SPECULATIONS a8 TO THR TUIRD THIAL, “eden know, sins, but, before God, Tom iano, make an effort worthy of tho exigency to] suctain ity was taken in and done for by @ heathen Chinee, | 8!*) Mr. Davarn Tarton scarcely does jartice to | The sums handled by those parties in the course of | Thogencrai pinion now seems to be that atthe | SP Youne or th Hipiha Ptdo ~ gave itselt from destraction? There is not ashadow of doubt that the leaders in this resivtance to Gen. GRANT, together with the great body of the rank and file who sympa. thize with them, are hostile to his renomina. tho ability ne a writer of fiction which he displayed in his “Han: ah Thurston.” ‘The plot is meagre in Outline, and tho incidents generally of a eommon place order, What may be termed the situations of the story are suggestive of the stage, although it Joos not follow that “Joseph and his Friend,” uf third teil the witnesses will be wo few und. far be. | ME; Youns oF the murder; aut I have laid awaue twoen that Mrs, Clom will be acquitted: ‘There are eet eaIy ee eee those, however, who boldly express their opinion yy ; nal that Conuectod with dhe murier are several who | y. Wet sort oft @ man wae thie Mr. Jucob have leretafore stood high in the community, wha, | ye Ts very nice man, air—an elderly wan 000 witth a few months ogeregated the gross amount of probably two or threo bundred thousand doll MUS, CLEM’S FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS, Mrs. Ciem upon several occasions borrowed of respectable citizens large amountsa—$15,00 and as described by Burt Harte iv his well-known poem. By the way, our friend insists that the poet hus been misunderstood and badly garbled by some stupid printer, Joux Curvaway is rep. resented in the current version of the story as Judge, had you not better step forward and frankly admit that you have been guilty of publicly repeating an unfounded and in- famous slander ? if all the facts Were! were reveaied would bi " odnosious to the comunity taan Mrs. Clem | and harcly the person who would carry @ ———— 1 7 if ” him to a pieni £90,000 at a time—without giving note or security |! ff. Tt would really s an it Mrs. Clom hal “No, [should think not, But how did you hap. i 0 fc © adapter jc reorese jon, Wo or the faenity of impressing all wro eae Tn contiet Laie eidratathetly ty tion for the Presidency. If, then, those Re- His Greatest Mistake. having iss ted twenty oP ag of Sait in bi Peri iAaR higr ath pia eee ee arrave | therefor. She had sccounte with diferent banks) | witn lor With herinnocenes, Ttrust hac the ipading | pew to get this gow tial? You must have powerful \ ase sicev: is d, besides being a physic: jess tedio a present form. vitor 1d Upon One Oveaston caused to be made onta false | lawyer in her defense believes her to be iunvcent, ey ublicans who care more for principles t] 5 Daceident nade PTR PrYs yl [Laaecib edith hadlidh tide Dh baat tarts dat i seit ab jeecribe bb ‘ “Edo not that may my ator. public @ care more for principles than | ‘The President made his most fatal mistake | impossibility. ‘The game was cuchre, in which | P&s *hown himeelf abanduatly apie to doscriby man- J hank account, with what object bas never beea J OF there i+ no éruth in wamanity Edo net meow how 4 men, and who sincerely deeire the harmony | when he decided not to nominate the Hon, and continued supremacy of the party, would | Honack Gnueviey a8 Minister to England, open a door for obliterating differences of | to G11 the vacancy caused by the removal of gpinion in its ranks, let them insist that | Mfr Morney, Phere be nn authoritative declaration from What is Scmenxck in comparigon with the proper qnarter tothe effect that under | G@aretey? no circumstances is Gen, GAN’ to be a can ee . didate for revlection. ‘This stumbling-block | The Buffalo Courier alleges that tn the Faiicvvad unit CAs pail AD SRT SF recent secret tession in the Senate the Hon. amon Republicans Roscoe Coxut NG made a pew attack upon bis 2 colleague, Senator Fextow, The Courier reports noys have always Yeon amsured of my inuneence, WHY THE DELAY IN THE AVPLRME COURT, iy bave neyer sionitd maa nz see, in my penal, Have understood that the Supreme Court would | My friends have tried to get me to allow a volition eee Tener a, ctauoia ide wesw teat Watt | Co’be renenied to the Governor for my paren, bub botors they did, had the caro been prdperty broucde | 1 never wuld let them. 1 have dove noil ing to pelore theme uC it was not the'poley of Airs. | ask @ pardon for,and I would rataer be hory ten Cion's attorneys to arge immediate aciiow any more | ¥ rhb ae eg aa hore is any pardon ty Lian it is their potley Bow to be over anxious tor aed eae ie he ee sir, of course itis ahard thing to be pte BARTNAN 6 CONBESSION, in jail ora thing Enever did; bot since L have been Abrams, subsequent to Mrs, Clem's second trial, | here Ihave deem very kandly treated, and, berides was (ound guilty of taurder in the sccond dezroe | that. L havo always been sitro that P wou! | tualy tad seutenged vo the Penitentiary for ufe. Prive to | get out. Got woulda’t permit ane to ny id all my this, however, when ai ia were inthe | life bere tor something of which Lam Inne-ent.” county Jail, aud shortly after the conviction of Mr SU! the refe ners and character, and why a writer of uch and varied experience should choose to re morely trite and conventional types, may well ex- cite the roades's surprise, ‘There ts scarcely a live man of woman in the book. ‘The charac their specewes and go through thelr parts with an tomatic regularity, and resemble nothing in human form whieh one ever saw or heard of Eron in tie rural atmosphere of his native Pennsylvania, the aa. thor seems incapable of describing the people he sees about him. His young farmers and country girls tall like philosophers, aud the representatives of elegant definitely ascertained, She bad no edveation—couid hot even write her own nane; and yet she hondled bank cheeks with a sort of intuitive Knowledge traly remarkable. She was of pleasing address, and rather good looking, about 39 or 40 years of age, aud the wife of a grocer doing an excellent bu aud very ciuch rocpected. Her Saaneial tious were kept an eutire seere: from Mr. Ci fréqnently cantioning her confederates not to let her burbaed know aughs concerning her money affairs. Utuink toe aicgurity ul the community who ar all acquainted wity Mr. Clom,,up to the prescat time the knave is the best eard in the pack. Hants wrote jacks, aud the thing might have beon done ; f@ sleeve full of jacks, skilfully handled, would have insured the discomfiture of Bint Nye, and filled the pocket of the heathen Chinee, Tut the vedw Senator is not the man atall, His name is Jim Nye, and the pagan who picks him up in the hope of winning his money is likely to make a bad business of it, In the good old Baraburner days, when Jou Vaw Benen split the Demo- ziveu, ny she sion on matters about which nee to Ure murder brougl’ uo com © part in and defeated Gen, Cas Delieve tuat he knew nothing of his wite's dcancigl | Clem, Hartman, ber brother, mado win! he caled a [ selene blush upon her face. She was as co cposed thay arc vow at war, if Gis 1a not Gone, | sisi at the chess of & few eomorece peusmems Mi. Gra ctees tame sed and defeated Gow. Cass, | society, Mt encounteret in sctual life, would shock | jrattere, He s'il! romaine in cho elfy, tue co-pra- | confession, exoperating entirely Lis + isior, aid in alluding to it as the reporter was ia askiiis ques: dhs broach will: wide 1th ; iH : . passages Mr. | Nye, at that time Judge of Madison county, and | oar notions of sor’! caltare, One of the charac: | prietor of one of the most extensive retail grocery | plicating therein two or three well-known ciizeng | Von ‘ Sines ' preach will widen, and the party fall a | Conxtixc expressed himself substantially in the | @ warm sympathizer with Van Boney, laid a wa. | tors, city gentleman of aristocratic coapectiona, or th capital : aad Varoagh ofl tae, tersthip eng woman ot bad Raa she an ecole much longer are you to be here, Mew y to its roni. > conte: 72, 1 6 ‘i ae . * | triais his wrie has bad 10 undergo he bas faithful rt wereafter, whi \t Hi ey pa antagonists in the contest of 1872. | following language ger of three hundred dollars that the Barnburner | but broken in fortune, is not only amonatroas cart: | stood by her, exprencne a fri conviction of uer | at night, Hartm t committed suicide. Sone h tin appealing (@ Col, Bhuler, who nad. | hall Grant or the Republican party go * Gentlemen of tie Senate may ask me, in view | electo: 0 ° » | canro, bat a palpable imitation of Dickens's * Mie | innocence, and ministering to her wants as care- | cone so far as to express the belief that Abrams be here naw fog a j/ ) jectoral ticket would receive mare votes in the | ca nro, but a pal pitation n f ere | " of what Dbave suid. how such a manas i have dee | © *” ‘ rules abd reguiations of a prison would | killed him, but this ie altogether unlikely. Thy con- to be taken to tha ia under? ‘That is the question. Sorthed succeeded in ¢ county than the Hunker. As election day ap- Another, a couvtry clergyman, is evi be face calle Me Deion of Harimin was penerally disbelieve 1. tt | Marion county jail, 1 don’ know where iny trial " ne Sa abie body. 1 am compe ‘” if ently borrowed from the Rev. Chadband, of i was thought that Iwas made for the beneGt of bis | willoccur. Liduy be in Jail for a good mauy years | r La ey Moet reget Prog eed! prosched, the Judge, having made a careful enn id MONTHLY SETTLEMENT DAY. ' . vt moital of & familia A worm made ite z » The Tri ph of P dent € uot unctuons memory short, Mr. Taylor seems t sister, and many exprested the opinion taut Mra. [ yet; but I would rather be there than bere—thoogh President Grant In : u Clem induced ber Drotter to commit suicide morder | 1 have to seal with fav lo the nest ofan magic, The king of birds, cas Aboss se on the vermin, indiguauuy demcudet e 11th or 12th of every mouth ¥ Cuba. i If any doubt had exited as tv the course | worm replied, “Sir, J crawled here [” } vass, discovered that it was a close thing, me alarmed about the result, The s d parties interested in the financial speculadons above re- at ail to complate of in my teeabment Vave written his novel on is death the truty of lis confession. | here, But here t am aws Morination and belief, becei ¥ from my fronds, aad, how it bad reached 0 such w lolly eminence, ‘The ®t] and not from a positive knowledge of society and | ferred to evidently bad a general settlement—ae- | She aeemed tO exert a wondertul indaeuce overall | begides, 1 was sent hore for lite, and it secua ler ¥ 3 ine stake was a large amount for Nye in those days, nage dl est ad A were squared, ana the boas balaiced—one | With wiwm sire came in contact. Ufe to Be hore 4 4 fergie i : daal's profs sometimes amounting to five, Have vou never been tempted to commit ) which Count VarMmaskp intended to pursu This is a vigorous style of vituperation; but | and he cast abont for the means of winning hi Miss Jexone Coutaws is the author of a hand- eight thousand dollure. Mrs. Clem borrowed THEORIES A® TO THE MORDRRS. An active business woman, Two years have passed since the conviction af | i very vard wo be cuoved up between low wall, Mrs. Clem, and no ew sieht hos been thrown apon | under constant + etlance.* the marder. Various theories have been sdvanced “Never, sir, never. That would be 6 confession in relition thereto, some of which it may De weil to | of guilt, und Lum uot guilty. Thave never ihuught reer to. ‘were is probably more mystery con | of such's thing.” nected wilh the fuancial Operations of Mrs. Cicm © Have you any fan (han there Is with the murder. Sox “Yes, sins my bi she Was connecied With @ gang ot co ty, ag Pe ayy im his new ré’e of Captain General of Cubs, | before believing that such sc teuces were really it is dispelled by bis inaugural proclamation, | tered by the distinguished Senator respecting In ithe says: “Ihave already explained in | offical peer, it would be wecessary to know from what source the Courier derives its in- my proclawation, when commanding in thy | 0" 0" Eastern Department, what the insurgents oe bet. Atthe September term of his Court two men were indicted for an offence in which they had been Jointly engaged, They were convict. ed, and one of thew, # Barnbun her mouey ata high rate of interest, to one of her creditors, 4 decwor, giving & share of the prodts, Without telling bm tie nature of the specuations in whicu abe was engaged—at least Le sg testiied at one of the (rade. THE FATAL DAY. On the 11th of September, 18u8, Jacob Young was seen to have a large amuunt Of miohey i his Poses frome volume eatiti Natures Aristocr Battles and Wounds in Time yf Pe ord), She writes with deop emotions apon social probes of importance. ‘Th present state of society, she aays, is onnataral and perverted. The few live in Iv he many are ‘yf OF, (Loe & Sb ing and stro: Was Ken tenced to twenty days’ imprisoument, while the vther, a Hunker, was ordered to be shut up for . Mra. Clem nd cones to Koe & sered by hi quent- vieits. Dave : y res Abeba i a SOTO BAYS A ea ial TSE | others that ehe was interested in the tors Ja, who was at collowe When tha wurden yaa com ‘i ect from me,” Tu thess words he | There will be a throng to-night at the Sol- | (uirty daya, Av the Sheriff wos taking the pris. | °Dttetsed:, There We an aristocracy of nature, but } pio one of two $1.00) lls being in the roll whieh | Croment onde wuled| in G3 were tbruwn Gbon the | uutiy he gave up bis books, aid in wow leagn- hy not only unhesitatingly challenges Presi- | diers’ Orphaus’ Fair, on Broadway and Thirty. : Wie scarcely recogaised, and perple are mot ta thelr he exhibited to one or more persons. Om | Public: others again believe dat the desicu of Mrs | ing » trade” +] oners to jail, the unfortunate Cass man es: | reht places, ‘Tue world Is wrong, Dut ATI Lie e¥lla | ie eee eee e eri lie was kbown tolivenadan | Clem abd her parthers in barivess wae Ww borrow | Your heshand, then, line never even vou aps | hoped, | Hith street, not only of those who go to buy | claimed: Ten days extra for being a Hunker! ‘ i cannot at once be remodied. For some of them, how. | interview with Mrs, Clam, at (he louse of a relative | dent Gnant—who, in May, 1869, at intervals Irom Various warties, promptly pay the | was bu never cusps in the interest of Christian civilization | Pre od of Deiwg in collu un wae of the seekers after amusement. nta, b ei 4 , Feet iuivlag Stes: Clom't aan: tevidence, | money when due, until confidence was fully entab- | you 4 and it carries me over the election That's | exer, Miss Collins aaye, we can “plainly and aamie- | Of, the latter, adjoluing Sips Ciea’s own residence. | TATE then’ Uorrow & liege amount and repudiate | >“ No, sir; he haw never given me up. He knows i and common humanity, that the procla. | [bere in mo place in the city where more inuocent | 0," roplied the Judge; “and, curse you, what | takably seo tho remedies, one of which is practical | wie, aceomoanied by anuther woman, whom | te ind:bieduess that Las i nocent, aud Were is no reason for giving amusement can be found of an evening, Many i business have you ts be # Hunker?’ Nvn wou | codperation between the laborer and the capitahet, | teveral partion identified ay Mra, ¢ k that Young was robbed, after he wag | ie up. lie was charger with acting wth rode out to uve, bav 1 ; } | mation referred to was a forgery "—but ly fe prite roe ware murdered, of a large sum. His coat was found wear | was wegeited WALLOUe ® suaspicign, He ssi im ———————— j : t cpg Natl r Ola BbFing, quite afayorite resort la warm murdered, of 6 large & {ils co found new » ede enblusbingly ssscrts his intention to carry Fe Waa syeanoned ta THe Gace dew ae his bet by two votes; aud our friend ing’ And the other ts woman's suffr The dretwiil | rwo or tarce miles from tho city the (racks of the worsan's (ont we kaye reicrred to| 1 Tudlanseel . . none B RUN & few Gays | nether a man of such resources would be | ve to working wen and women alike the moans to | White ver. They lett the city about for nade e tay Remhl vse yale retey pe stinfley Nidal : larga “To case of yonr Gna aeauittal, what wii! peado gn a mode of warfare aguinst which th | ago that Mr. Morter, recently American Minis- H President has protested. VALMASEDA has | ter at London, was about to take up b © woman, Whoever she may have been ‘ompanied "Mr, aud Mrs, Young, did not s amounts from the murdered mag. It was ie 120 | aterwird, Mel. Ce as#ist themsotves tut» the spheres of labor for whiels of the unis and her obhigations were dus. it wa: “TT shall stay in Indians y are fitted. Woman's safrage will give t woo ace to lose his mouey throngh tbe tricks of any Lea rt watt + residence and do saab J ‘ ei Besta iy s wey | ihe day of the montoly iment. J have always don rtiinng 10 be , thse Oulasa, Ui Hrow tucig own Louse, but got Into the Uugey | Yh 4 id : i v8 0} | tandoubtedly learned trom the immunity al. | in oue of the rvyal palaces at the Hague, by in- | ee Chines —— - women who are espesiaily gifted tho opportunities | ia tte vicinity of tie State House, TESTE Reve WRCRER SORGY-'R AIOE ERR ERRARE 1 RETpRRRT Gr AD, RMI Bvees Olt ARaENIN SR AD flowed to bis murders of American citizens, | vitation of the Queen of Holland, The ropul Tho Fecning Post ie slightly confusod in | awome ey ereer: stations ta haat hit J ON THE BEACH IMPLICATION OF OTHKI : — > 1 { and the insult heaped upon our Consul iu | lady took great interest in the historical re- | respect to the Woicorts of Connecticut. In on. | tribe nauon” “Thwee prapesdionn Ste Leelee | About ¢ FM ot ane wit A great effort was made (9 impireaic euppoted ing ALAR CAN IE NEALSE RS POLRIRS fy k " calles ‘ 8 lg oo) [eal ey ate a ts justrate or ales of much interes’, ard fret tie repors. of it pocent parties in the murdcr ot the Youngs, an the capital of his department, for which nei. | 4fches of Mr. Motter preparatory to waiting | nonncing the death of Mrs. Gines, wile of Col. | wien she narrates in a lucid and agrecabilo style, charmed mans Brit ie meaiaraly fueron goveral persons were charged with conspiring toda | Are we Going to Lose our Own only Kober i his great works, * The Rise of the Dutch Repub- | Ginns of Long Istand, well known in Connecticut 1 eee - . a pistol sho hich seemed to come from the dik | 4 )); ‘One individtial was aecouily arrested, bat the von? at ther apology nor repovation even de. Li A novel from Cincinnati is a rare occur ch, muedvately ad {i pology nor reperation was even de. | 15 Brest wise,” oe ° an , . i : A novel from Cine are ace fecuon of the bean, imumcdately in tront of Cold | Grand dury tailed to Hud a bill aganst ulm, and ba ‘ manded, that the adage that the “doge thar | lc” aud "The Uuited Netherlands,” which were | as Lavaa Wotcorr, one of the most brilliant | gyp pyoepcets, by Montes Lotit (Robert Clar Spr ior to Wis, two ebildren, » boy anda | Wilh ton aoe ead cabat pian. and ha Tt corresongence of MP SEE ABUT AG RUNES INE GMS Ne prosecuted chiefly at the Hague, ‘The bi women of her day, the /bet states that she was | Co), Is the work of a merchant actively cngagot ia | Kitty had seen a man wandering | juurder: He thinks (hat Mrs, Clem; Hartman, anid » De he Courant a He bark never bite” is eminently applicable to | f smarkubly clever man in hia way, has wo the daughier of Otivan Woxeorr, who wea | pusnem throughout the aey, Whe Gavotes bia Hnun tie beac, SuneenueE n Abra were connocted with a ‘busty of eatinte:- well. iato Governor of tho St oY c inistratio ant icin - y i . i . ghou * isi edith a ad ih tied bal , eiters, WuOse Lewguarters were at Nt, Louis, He Mr eiceul GF AUrecAneaON KEL i} the Administration ut Washington, What } diplomatic laurels either at Vienna or London, | Comptroller of the ‘Treasury and Scerotary of | sure to poiutiig out with Lis pea the mistakes of Iivy ] (NE fran where the women was, iying. | hey arcu that Woon UBO OecasIn Lo Was invites co | Keke the plies of Mr, Robeson ar the h { other iden could he form? Ou the 4th of April, | por were his letters written home from the capi- | the Treasury under Wasminaros, and subse. | and the errors of society. It isa tale of comm: y resting themascivom (at vielaity balug the ire this ussociavion by Hartman, wie told tire | Navy Depertuont. T should vor bo iC he woukt go to Mt, Lous with him he woud | this renort proved to bo correct. Mr. wuere hie would ve furnished otal expericnee, full of astonnding: incidents, wind log up witha happy marriage, and narrated in toler ble idiomatic English, For ways that aro dark wnt quently Governor of the State. Oziver W nt resort of lewd ch corr, who was appointed Comptroller of the relers, THE WOMAN'S 1 of May President GaANT protests against it | taste, Still, his contributions to literature have OT PRINT, with plenty of mo \ to the 1869, he issues his proclamation; on the 10th | wl of Austria during the rebellion in the best of ‘ ; fi 4 5 ite a distince fro p scene of story, upon one occasion made a propostion to him. | Grant, and his qualidcations for a Cabinet panish Minister in Washington; | beens credit to the country, and we are glad | Treasury ary of the Treasury by alte 9 cinta noe Tee, ie hate OE Nm fo join hint it waking way witha Quits woo had ‘ my siandard—tuat ti mi I 7 ticks that aro wiragulous tho lke of it was ‘3 woman's foot was di a Je we ; upto the Admfuistration stand: , SPEKEMAN, und more protesta; next comce | of Peyalty iu completing hie forthcoming work. | and the futher of Liven Wercorr, Jr, who was | of tie concuting pages an exeor of phrascology med stellt at obvi ert {hat aT hetieves in the enittot Mrs. Clem, Ten caw, ane | seni y. He is ja t the man to win the expulsion of Dr. Pai.avs for having | 1!¢ Queen of Holland is the most accomplished | chosea Governor of Connecticut in 1817, on the | whieh roriving, considering that the anthor ee ott re a OL ere Clem | Mebr ol'the murder, was cubed Of Pikes, HE |.of sb Leap Saxbaranenie dared to apenk the truth, and thereupon em | T2%al lady 19 Rarope, She is daughter of the | adoption of tho Constitution which superseded | of German origin, Mv spoaka of Willtau I. of tae anal pemaved citlueetee q 4 Due’ | money. art, Grinnell, Beerepont, ‘Tom Marviiy, asd i aie ARAN r "| id King of Wartemberg, Hor mother way | the old charter granted to the colony by Cuaunes | Prussia at “IMs Roval Highnoss the King.” Mr bys colored servaut in Mtw, Cleu's house ATTRMDT TO PASS A FoRERD cttres of others who have obtained distingtion a Sue etill more wordy ¢ ate hom. at ast an |g sister of the Emperor Nicuotas, The | 1, Osivew Worcort, Sr, was Governor of } Loth owebt to know that tue tide Roval Hi ho preceding Uo mardcr. Bubwers never | tte says that spon aos oceasion Mie. Clem gat i place NA Adinirs] is sent to Santingo de Cuba to in | Queen, wfond and devoted daughter, is accus- | the State about roventy-tive years ago, and was | #8 pever applied (a a monarel, but only to & vrines Vs, for tome toe after tho murder, | teley ot waieh ton Gm fo take the cuerk LACK WO |e otnave been quire; Lo discovers that the facts are exactly } tomed to spend from two to three mouthy with | then well advauced in life, He held that oflice bar ¥ maa t Neer Kperciasod them OF thy girl (oF who \buy | Mra Clem and tell Her Wak ib Wak nab FiRuh, chat sdket a . ag Dr, Pumtsirs had stated them, aud then | ter mother every summer, The King ber bus. | during the last year of Wasuraros's Adminis- Mr. 1, Swavu Homaxs bas prepared @ book of Plone eer cesereete peta sen! He returned tu Are, Gem, who. pr the next Congress, G he quictly withdraws, And thatia the whole, | band, whois finons for his gaietios, moat tion, His reputation is that of fe | Maem Paine nine mae esti: 28 Clones n vag loos big posed 10 give Lim a duferont cheek, | Me returned bay a Tipa wine | \ 4 Y ‘ 2 a aisle ie ef LB lt) y FROa Dune: srabom Wy reputation Is Chat of @ man Of su) cat Lawe of the United Stater, (Banker's Magazine The tracks of a horse peculiarly shod aud of a | to tue bunk, but tue teller sid beak check was | She Coun in looking in ; Vaimasepa has so thoroughly depopu | recreates himself at Wiesbaden, Homburg, aud | porior ability, In fact, the Worcorr family, | Omce, Iris a briet bot clear statement of the liws husey Suro Aine, Hiecaverrds ae spot wacre it | nob right Tle wae directed to go back to Mrs, | wonid no dowbl rejoice to foo Jowell o v ; let bat ¢ nent of the law ia evident the Wouran fad gob inte tie ited f Ki tell ber $0 noad a youmne Gneck and she t faicd tho Eastcrn Department that there | ther places of tustionable resort, The Queen, | which is now nearly extinct, was one of the most | of every Stalu in the Cuion relating to contracts, | rniroinw wom the scons of tie murder, Tes traeles He ato whe vamien veut’ lie'eras'aiven coum, | ° tango meant ge eas ppses le sar amie, & Fi M the horse's shoes corresponded 10 thone : ow i Gov. Jewell Is nota man of extraordins hee yee ttle left there elthe ow her return to the Hague, gives an audience to | intellectual, conspicuous, and influential of all | conveyances of land, the collection of debis, and | Ot tt i rresponded to those worn, Uy nit Wat the maue oF Humes Lo the © lock Wert man Dare Decn np liste ay are: Oat Wt | eral Garelge mIGblere debe Gaaxes ik a Tithe Gnibiey ef. Canosctiout, logan Woweare {unr tatire phouk WHOA A. HiTonank TAN tap | HHLTMUME HREM UNE DE RePnPT CU AD He reluraad In Bigh duaceon io Dre. | istrative ability, bat be wool) Be sn inl murder or robbery ; it is Lut just, therefore, 2 bl . i a 7 erat, “OTF M a ae wi Clom, Syke Uartuun, Who War eeew oo the sume and by bey soundly (oF seusiing bin W | member of the Cabinet, being one of the fest. Sisk bb aloull We auloyal ta veccai f poiut to address cach one of them in his owa lan- | was Governor of the colony before the Revolu | need of information, We siioulst not advive any one | road takeu by Young aud the women, tollowing but nk witha forged cheek, She eriet aud bexzod ney hat he should be allowed, in recompense for wehort distance venind, Hoe was also ing atter Lo'cwelk, in company With a woman, Wuom one of two persone recognized ay Mrs. Clem, Mre. Clom Wag aosent om Howe during s porvion of the aileron OF Saturday, be La of September, ¢ ony en reture. guage. The audience ia one of the merest farm, but the Queen takes pride in making a display of her acholarly acquirements, as well as of her ex- tensive information, There is alittle harmless to rely upon it in piofurence to omploying a respon. sible Iawyer; but for answering qnestions {n emer goncies it is extremely bandy to buve lying aronad Mr, Part B, Do Cuaruue reappears in his that be Would say butting 19 Mey Nuswand Wout it kine men of the day. And then there wovid be and (hea cave Lim agoad check, uyou Wiich he got | a cortain ftuess im the appointment, Movtford tue money tbe tion, and ALexaxpen ¥ OTT wes nominated by Mapigow as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, His fliness for the the eminent services he has rendered, to en- joy the opportunity for a short time of ex terminating the Cubans etill Jeft in Havana, aving atrcaiy furmishet two Secretaries vy—-Mr, Toucey, woo was more abuot and Te LATEST 8TORY aon mestioned, but he was refected o ing home about S o'clock, Mushed, if not womewagt | taat I have heard ts to the effect that an anforte. J 14, haw any of his predecessors tu offer, pe ees : ‘ place was unquestioned, but he was rejected on | rcoritg acid of literature with a charming new vol | eacite bute womup Of the Lown, Who. a suort line sie wred thaw any of his predecessor ‘ and of possessing himself of their property affectution m this exhibition, for sho is in the | the ground that he was a disbeliever in vevealed | gine which will at onve fitul lavor among the myriads THE DEAD BODIES URON THE BRACH, mace an attempt at suicide, declares (hit sie kuows | and Bucher Welles, wha, by the way, with fa We congratulate Gen, GxAnr on this con- | habit of cramming with special reforence to the | religion, How would Grant's nomineos fare if | of youruful readers. Ut he entitled My Apligt Aimy Several partion notoed tho men and women Ivise | Chee etmeeTt Bicheneei terete cesaicle Taterenl: pfezubiene 18 telling sll be Mpewa or copy Liha woman, Whors It My ed in the ueguital of Nira © ‘ od, Certain oM vials, nteryst 4 ‘ Fine. Abciistetcanioa ae ehlER: Gincing proof of the success of hia Adminis. | nationality of the different diplomats whom she | submitted to a test of that description? upon the Leach but Wonght nothing et i. On feued to ku: | we seorat bietory of the Administra : doin, and ia, of course, & story of Atrican advent m 5 : 5 way morping, the day afer (he aaurder, the de loss slie coutossed she had to dow he was a momber. ‘Theretors, lob Jewell ome ie tration, When the streete of Havana ary | teceives. In 1500, when she came back from a tores, Tt is written with tho charming simplicity | Hodier were ionud some distance abarts’ Tuo wo: | Wt ue any sao was impiicated. ia the cont sit going Ww suow ? A Word About John Bull the murder, and sa 1 ates. | te it going red th blood. V. f | Wortemberg, the quarrel about slavery in this ‘ i and freshnoss Which have renderod Mr, Da Chub | mov trom the knees to the throat iw front was | ion of Hartwan, She declares that she bas — rod with blood, ag VALMABEDA says the To the Biitor of The Suv ” ne rhaG pee drcadtuiy burnea, ber clothing, 1 ts supposed bay- | jover who tola ber All about Ie-(hat be stood eentip Picture Soug. fiolds of the Eastern Department are, the | CUMty wae attracting comsiderable attention | kin, Tn your paper of to-day you say ‘John J W's former works each general favoritéas (CAEVST } In, caugit fre Whew she Was vot. | Both vicvins |e} while ine deed was being committs und lie Loki BY A WISELY PRUDENT MAD Aiea , , in Europe ; and abe equipped hersclf thoroughly | ai oti looks ty 7 & Brothers.) Jat been shot in the back part of the head, the head | her all about {t. He is wow abscnt trom the eity Pe apie Beene triumph of ovr President will, we presume, 1 tho subject intending to give our Minister p a a rr 7 3 Y. B. Peterson & Brothers publish in a eon of the man ‘ lerrib y mangled. There were | and was suirited aay during the ia. of Mr, Olup sok on the subject, intending to give o at Now I say: . 4 evidences that a strucgie i ro ° ctuses tO reveal an furuner uf presen e5, Clow evermore on my manth ! becomplotw a wholesome lecture on the wickedaess of bolding || 3, “ike aie @l@ gvmuleman, twa cot in his poar | Yemen firm Witare Ooraine Heed Bape, aa Vanity of where dhe Wemlen We Iag. SNS | Bue Tete errs Clem fe aeanstiod upon the fall eget ile aie rei fity hy Cuances Levens Rent in a Cloud—iwo very reade. . , J tiv) whe will muke a clean Urcast . ‘ " hu wings ondage, and e special tarp houses, half arved, willis five huudres THE CORONER'S JuRY. ‘chore re remot of uy At di igen saving the pea ads, | j Yhe Neutrality of Luxemburg. human beings in bondage, and the special turpl | houses, starved jn undred 1 ‘Tho investigation of the double murder was et | So churges she guilt upom Ars, lew and thre: 8 Ot prrictés Ad betta! ude of the system on the part of the United | Ptetrt, a ht Ar " We Girls, al «gg a te : epee and ways Gut ber lever would toil ail, only Fiutul Ot OPO RN ; ide syste he M' 2 Lie Las starved to death freland from ten u A.D. Wurst "¢ Girls, a Home Story | once conune » ‘orovet’s jury, but many yy ta epi (i gt veo did T learn bhe great lasso The treaty of London of 1867, by virtue of | states, where republican institutions prevailed, | lion down to less than flve milliot. of mhabivants sy ffl a A Garb Mory | Miys clapeed eros Verdict Was MIde Ape AL length | We does Hot intend 40 go to the Veniteatiary tor theo aid Learn & ' r publican i r 1 F ), freak: bribes ° fs i hee f yepority bhaak h England, Russia, Prussia, France, at H 4 He starved two milbon uf people In Indla lust | (Fielis, Osgood & Co.), is one of those freah, breezy, wpnouuerd that Wiliam Abramy, Silas Hart | what be dtd hee for prosperity thant @hich England, Russia, Prussia, France, and \ 1 ’ y Ns h , "and Vand where hberty and equality were so much Lealtutul books that it does one good to read, as tt ney E, Clem and Wo other persos mmknown, MONEY IN THR CAS Hinall sums that uote then were wa Hl Auriria guaranteed the neutrality of the | pousted of. Itso bappened that our representa 4. Eve cre that his hated fig files there is } does to walk over New Bnglaud bills on a bright pag been Brqnans ea aullty by the sory af a Nex Aful exons of the frets in relation to the mur ty the bieat Sartage Rani, j Gravd Duchy of Luxemburg, under the | tive at tho Hague at that time was the Hon Hex. | PemQginics Marvin os earth i# so internally | Cetober afterne Tue nlot ix nothing, and theap- J Vito, the three parties deiiuitely named having beou | dur OF the Yuungs will vrohably never be reveal dl . paves ES arin , i voverviguty of the King of Molland, was | m¢, Murray, asebolsran! a gontteman, one of | ergot. See Tt” | parent moral net med mares but the exc of P Nevesto ne ha na kee ills of 8 | reat to keep them in tie Iacksrouud.. “Thee Presb ie Pes i ' New Yorn, Dee. 20, 1 ASAtdamenicounpetilia unite! ded’ (neonate HoUMent against the Hous Was pul upon RRPONN it Indepencense’s i iH) ratified by the representatives of those pow: | the few of that description in our diplomatic ser. x a WY hier trial, tow but who Batlove thas severul moneyed am Hurrah for the Meu aL Wy ; 1 Mee liecae ita wan Geta t accom Iishad ronorally, Pe in mokin happy under the restraints of poy Hie tccn stated Uwteo ansious were certain | KNOW moro about it than thoy deiga to tall, 0: ; 4 i) er, ns well aw by thore of Italy, Belgium, | vee. uot only aocomp! generally, Tie Kastern Morels vitably suggested. In these days, when | 7 Fo Ee eat erticge tote | of the moat remarkable circiin enuite How stad) was \ Holland, and Luxemburg; but it: was offi | bathe was a practised man in society, full of re- | Te she Baitor af The Sun, ceed: of eeSnamient a Balin acer Ceneaantn ced MpOu the) Heh tied Wer, thus tivy afar ie thie Apareot wane Wilk w tem Hy Buti in her Uevad-teiumph song i} Holland, and Laxeeabuci) Unk 1b wee oll eae ear teroeteaed, and exeondively beppe | Si¥:, Home rowarks wero made in your paper | oben of reGnee mt ead works are tormenta Wed Maat! place wom apoa de | #ouid obrain’ honey tom awh ar fhrae wll kouty And 0, wit a neavon inv putea t repartee. He had becn there several years and | of the 17th Inst. of an Tijurious th pocti . Aer} 4 A 4 i : one of her creditors testified: that he loa € ‘ Bist aparilian ena GHAsaioAl ane ir y Late EET oxcinple of thy Holabirds fs tuspiriting apd enone THE EVIDENCE AGAINST ABRAMS, one SreUTtOrh vest) Shab be Sows wifes obiidrens nua’ loud @ Ye - « i a 4 n | was well known to te Queon, She recived bin | the Kasten val Whrrohall strat, neat WM J gving, and we trust chat this Utils story, we tald by Ail she Cyiuea at eos be Bruueh agai Ta NT PCC BCE yarn PHT ars eens Ada WEALTH CAI Be th red ede esleokyttbra anus seen LL and directly eomHacn ced Wee aan nant eer each | 3M Whatuey, may hi eatonsively red and Amitutyt, He eee aentanl a touRiabasaiaty Hhishinais dead anaged the profits of Mix Ci Waade Vina bene husbaid ana fa ny nthe contracting — part njurgation, 1 have been much concerned,” | ee et eet to it iy of the fret order A ost interesting volume has just _beem pubs sta sevonal taal stare, whicit gun tid boo tol tpaenlations, whatever thoy wore, withoat kyuw ing With pavat that Lowe Ba 1© OLN gation to enforce it individual emtaurnn’ ac Dk be OF the rst orde RN . he tit! ar thy body ¥! tug, One barrel discaarg ae aa Rien then oly f he Mua ENNEN 8 gation’ fo ‘onl ib individually Hor Majesty, that brave, enlig hteucd, | ee nguie for ite meatuers, and for the good, quality | Hebed by Dr. W. D, Neeres, under the tite of Gad | MOMS tation vocy lieavlis, At was ase shown | foaue Wotil auc diveluasd the character of wer sore aires ip ss It is probaily in view of this fact, as wollas | ond bumane vation bke t mericans, whe Oo the MeUls REF Vocal ie Cockroach Hult? | eano: Therapeutics, (Appliton & Cod ‘Though tne | that he wos ator to sone extent In the fu: | UB oe ie sig chat ft wae not tr Tudtnaeacmanrs ereusia 14,100 of a private understanding with Russia, | government springs from the will of thy peuple, | [2a ereat, thuse of Hanguace, Hyer since Str: dielts | cenacd rather for physicians than laymen, habourls | sist specn it its of Dg, Cin. bul We Mls set to | ween Mequently state), thal Mrs, Clem a eb Hortab for dhe Mutat Hank that Count Bratancx ventuves to. tren shalt hold in savery a large body of thoie fol | Arcteune Rosmors, uauny of tucur bette he faytidon J iB Imlormation of » very valuable charvetor for gil. | Sowing conclusively that he eo Ha ‘nat have been | Maney from the banks ch her individual pave with Re outs ty oiteanarree Nike tnOUeA EM Gipon te testy, ‘Cha instrament, howey riveree fonwailittwa i haliavat® OF Si nastors Wis dro Absent at sea, “It's th avery | Dr, Neftol shows that tho application of galvanivnd 7 pryseue ailina ii wetting A the agtval cgniuas: | 4 He eAGIee GHAKInES Manila TAAL LLAG EOD ae W t day Vim eon i aly rat inntrament, howe ue ve four uillions, eve respect an orderly plice, anit te entrance invo 1LOt | 19 diseuses of the OOS pete ie a tnatter of ac | BO OF Ue erie See nine kerneet Ut tao ee ie Would neem to justly the protest of Lor y jesty,"? was the r about | a eine of roughe om the 101 tual, wa & mintoritioe Pe A pipe Fit bor Peg deriganesi a tli be Ba Aerie bh. GERM Aways ProHyt in Hhe payment OF het Modes iste miner 40 fi making 6¥s9H t MeMKAINTA Cilla for Which Mr, Betis is sot respansidie, y irate principle, aud ts aa tue by laws ia trial At Mee, Clie anian ne Ney Miys OLRM AN JAILS eo prone tr wed gout Guanvindy, a6 it declarca emphatiolly tha: n | ian cd with the Te put th ma Gt with such vigor tiaT do wot think [a ony other braveh of the modienl art. Thounpra- Th LAN RGA LA RUR TREND Cteen AL aceon a hel” pinee Sara Clemo artlralug the eouaty he y “ ' depos England, Ruseia, Prostia, France, aud Austria vane scotinent you have boea pleased toes. [1 Full WOuWNe the oGse 6 ae e LATY fe | foscual voader wil olso be surprised at the generat | Hutostuliaod Mmseil by ordering that the weliuony | has been frequently reviewed rs ad Not sorshipus: ares Diab Baul guaranten the neutrality of tho Grand Duchy, | Pte and L assure your Majesty that the pre i AG lie BA ORR procreas which the Volume cyinges 1 tbe dnd procoetings should vot by pubisted, and-tin | correspondents. She expresses an abi ing in OF thio minted Ra Hunan sal q y OF the Grand Duchy, 7 vuiting feeling in my country i# of the same de a, A a 5 wud Uho Roleniinle Woatment of Aus vous dine Doged & due upon the reporters and publishers whe | her ‘ltiunata QUILi), aid OrufoHies LO LOOK Upon Fees a Prospevity's WM, a whilo the subsequent qualification by Enp ic 1 1 Seribner's MoudAly Uinsrated Magazine moots | ti nor uunod be is preparing f disobeyed the order, ‘Phe jury (alled (oO aerce. 1 | horacil us a greatly ured WooAn, She is scapeet With the MUTUAL HENRPIT BAN Ky Tana’ enact i seviption, Hut we inherited slavery from Great b witn extraordinary succest. ity mabe is bial copica | Wen two larger volumes, one on dinraxos being Understood there were even for ucquitlad | anly gomnocted in the city, and us aggneral thing . i S aonadd valk au gale na io tha neetalty Of {oni} ritaie, oud {thos Nacome aa inlirmareo Wilh.) ae cee a tuaene: LN is pao T Gervans tyster, the ofber on ttn galvanic current | Abd Oe ivr couViCtion, er relauves, Lasiteysiined, Wer MAuEenG Ast Se clita ecUon dor’ not form part of the treaty, and ow ¢ tb ; " Y populg WEEN, T cud ite relations to physiviogy, yacdivine, and ture TUB BeCOND TOSSES Airs. View wos o Widew befuye she Wik macriod Lo Ande pendence’a trengin, com y. gate eTuCtUTe, and the poor beyrogs are f and the mveng: exceedingly luteresting, err. Upon the second tial it War in evidence that Mre, p her present bus! and, and bar acrid, a eon about 18 o Bonk