New York Times, The (Newspaper) - February 3, 1868, New York, New York VOL 5104 NEW-YORK MONDAY FEBRUARY 3 1868 PRICE FOUR CENTS Provable Withdrawal of the French Press A Severe Famine Prevailing in Morocco Pawed by the Diet Under fl Threat of FRANCE at PAUS Saturday Feb A U The of last evening Bays tbat tho presence of Admiral at Staples is designed as counterpoise to tho French force's in Rome and to sustain tho ends of Italy with whom holds mate relations Thb eays that tho Ad- mml baa eent to the promise of his and be only awaits the reply of Oeo for the Government or Itc Probable Withdrawal PARIS Feb 1 The debato in he Corps the How project of Ian for the government of tho was continued to-day H in a speech generally in opposition to the of the approval of few oT its clauses M also against tbp denouncing it in aJl ita parts as leading to license Sunday Feb A If The on the proposed hill for tho of the Press was closed Into last ing No vote was reached The success of the is regarded as problematical FABIS Sunday Feb It ie reported tlic is to withdraw the nun for iho regulation of the which hue I ecu under in the Corps in of the tiou to the measure shown by tho Liberal DENMARK Transfer by the King 1 Majesty King has signed the treaty tin Unit til Slutte for ealo of tho Wost India A courier has left Copenhagen for i tbo MOROCCO The Famine In and Dying of CADIZ Banday Feb 3 Reports have been received hero Irom which represent that a famine pre- mie in and Sunday Feb 3 The following ie one of tho many dispatches to the effect received from G II HEAP States Consul at and is published for information or TOI UNITED Brans I TUMI JID 4 1808 Bern William IT cf Statt On the of December 1667 two died of hanger in tho uid ol Tba dally average of Irom thin canae alone li over oce bundled and Ibc prospect for the li In tbo Tbo resident hue Uo what they can and there a great deal of private but alter providing for tbe drat own the European Door little la left for ibo wretched natives In ton city we rawly bear of any cuea of violence Latterly Hie mnrder of a Jow created a which proved bow rare snch acts are bnt I regret to learn that tbe fame tranquillity doea not prevail In the Interior where tha Arabi are driven in despair to attack and pillage and even i It 11 sickening to meet in our and the of who have on tbe roadside 1 cue of In tbo United BUI re tbe community with horror Imagine III a whole population stricken with lamina and hundreds dying daily lor want of food I am forbidden to appeal through the to Iho charity and liberality of my fellow bnt an appeal If nude authority of tho Department cannot fall to bare a food effect My pent totally Inadequate to tbo we dally witness and It li dreadful to bear the erica of tbe hungering at night poor item to by the whole world bave no on this side or tlie nvt America ont of bar abundance lend to thorn a reflection It win Da on nation a near lo them bnt 10 cold and Indifferent Ie their hava no claim on na for brip inch as the bad their claim tbat of a common How more the unexpected bounty be elated coming 10 and from far bread and common woolen can be bad hero at reasonable and that la all ple need to keep Irom I ture to make this appeal to tbe Department in tbe hope i tbat it may be Induced to bring It before ibo Kany here look lo tba United for help They have heard much onr liberality to other in tbat boi hope lome email share of it mty be landed to Una people PRUSSIA og tbe Indemnity by tbe Diet Feb 3 Ml introduced by the Government big large indemnities lo the King of Hanover and the Duke of Nassau has been in the Diet Much opposition shown to granting appropriations and at ono tune their aaRc doubtful bnt toward the close of debate on tho subject Count Von declared that if thoy were not adopted he would tt to dissolve the Parliament This threat wae effective and tho bilia aa proposed by Ibe wore parsed CRETE Tba Defeated In the Latest 1 Late bave been received hers from Athena an ol another battle be- tbo Turks and Cretans hi which tbo tor wore the their ground and thi bii duv Tho Turks ledge loss of two bundled fifty killed The GreUn Ion is not stated ITALY to Pi or Sunday Feb 3 The announcement was made In both of yesterday that His Royal ness the Crown Prince has been for- mally betrothed to the Princess of Genoa i Formation of av Papal Feb 1 In accordance with tho expressed determina- tion of tho Government to uphold the temporal power of tbo Holy Father stops have boon taken for the formation to bo known aa the Papal Legion GREAT BRITAIN Prevalence ol a Terrific Gale LONDON Saturday Feb A terrific galo prevails throughout England to-night and disaster both to lite and property on sea and land is apprehended Tho lines to down Strike ol tbe Cabmen Saturday Feb 1 The of this town arc on a ing much inconvenience to tho inhabitants me LONDON Saturday Fob Letters from say that tho clergy of that town who refused to say for tbo souls of ALLAH and who wero at Manchester havo to receive any money from their parishioners who refuse to contribute to their support or that of tho Church ABYSSINIA Corpa of the Expedition Feb 3 In accordance with a request from Lord tho Pasha of has recalled the corps of native Egyptians winch bo Bent to join the British expedition in SOUTH AMERICA Tbe Town of Against Fighting In Paras May Saturday Feb mail steamer from Rio Janeiro has arrived with later news from South America Tho ad- arc important Thu inhabitants lit Rosario a town of eiza on the Param in tho tine rebelled the ity of President and declared for Gen formerly Chief Executive or tator of tho Confederation Tho cholera which has made sad ravages in has subsided to a groat decree and ita eradication waa confidently an- at an early day disease ever etill to an alarming extent in tho allied army on tbo Paraguay There baa boon no fighting tho ture of tbo last mail President LOPEZ of Para- guay remained at aud tho forces were well with provisions and munitions of war SANDWICH ISLANDS Wreck of American Anxiety In to the Reciprocity During Fait Polar Continent BAX Sunday Feb a The steamer Idaho from Honolulu hae ar- rived with to Jan 30 Tbe following American are reported wrecked at the Guano lalanda Oakford wn loit nowland bland Sept 38 bland Dec i and at Dec 3 No were loit The arrived at and tbe ware total Tbe loading at liland and sailed Dec 10 Tbe that to the rainy weather there Ie little or no on the There a general to avoid Increased until the remit of tba Treaty la knowb It provo a failure tie tact would bave a moil ratification would reatore hi every branch of Industry The American German French the beneficial to tbe Tbe action of the Chamber of Commerce of Ban In connection with iho treaty waa received witn great Tbe total value ol tbe of Honolulu during the put year A French war arrived ac Honolulu from Tahiti Jan 19 CapL In tba a full count of of a Polar Continent Be recommends that teamen be lo along tha a current aeta out from the land leaving a wide belt of water He that he waa within ten milea of tbe whence discovered tbe open Polar lea Tbo bark Count ron arrived at Honolulu from Hamburg Jan 0 Tho with and pu tor Europe from put Into Honolulu all well lolani called for witn a full go of all and bone on Jan 11 The St to tbe Boiton Sunday Feb 2 The Board of Trade delegation which left St on Friday arrived lait and ued journey toward eta Philadelphia and in a car They camo through to without change of cara Tha room of Major United Ravenna Agent of Philadelphia at the Hotel nai entered morning and an attack made on him by two He being an Important in tbe Lycoming whisky It la Inferred tbe attack waa made to prevent bla evidence being given on tbe trial for Robbery In flt flT Lotni Sunday Feb 9 J Ante Onus was arrested here yesterday for the robbery ol MICHAIL Bentleman who had bia tbe day tba lea moved In tbe harbor About of were found OB him but tha money and eight not In Pennsylvania by Sunday Feb 1 The 81 located within two and a half milea of thla place took afternoon and totally Tbe greater portion of Steamer Union Hoon Sunday Feb P II The steamer Union from Southampton Jan 31 Jail in WASHINGTON A T TOE NATIONAL CAPITAL In for by Special Redaction of From Our Saturday Feb 1 1888 Congress has made no material progress in tho matter of legislation during this wook Tho only business actually completed is tho Cotton Tax which should havo been finished tbe holidays The prospects for a long session are good and those individuals who prophesy an adjournment by the middle of May will find themselves deceived I if tho principal financial measures aro completed bj that timo and if tho da not find Con- gress in Session it be taxation is readjusted all finance questions settled and the everlasting tariff finished before that timo Aa for reconstruction that is settling Tho wheels of tho Congressional plan movd on wilh ths wheels of Time and if tho nnd Congress hands off tho States will bo into Iho Union by in- power and force of tho machinery now iu motion What it most of all now is to bo lot alone Tho cry for retrenchment lias been land and boon heard at tbo Capitol But I fear the result is not promising Tbo financial at the closo of the month Is not good Tho Treasury is behind and there is no cessation in Iho demands upon it Tbo efforts of Congress to cut down expenditures aro being stoutly con- tested by every special interest that ia touched Tho on Appropriations ia be- sieged by representatives of interest and they havo to fight their way inch by indi Thoy will to malio their appropriations lean than the estimates of Commissioner but it is doubtful if they can carry them tho House It look all Mr farce and and more loo tho suspending tho payment of tain of war claims Tins must become a law speedily or tho Treasury will bo swamped It was vigorously opposed by tho Bonier State men who contended in favor of paying the of loyal citizens inflicted cot only by but by onr own forces Thero arc enough such claims reudy for presentation to require a thousand millions of greenbacks lo pay thorn and thoy may ycl bo mode a powerful influence in favor of further inflation Mr and liis Committee aro cutting down tho departmental wherever they cm but find themselves r muted tne Marine Corps of the navy boing among ItOdo that hardest against tion though the Engineer Bureau of the Hamo deport equally opposed to the fact that the number or with only in com- mission w nearly equal to that of 350 of Trance Retrenchment and a general down of all the appropriations ia all the more necessary because of the very evident dis- position to cut down taxes to lowest sible limit This pressure is also very and wdl bo But if yielded to without a correspond ing reduction in the public the result will bo fatal to tbo credits of tho Government fact is that tho reduction of the public dobt that has taken place the post two and a half years Inu led people to that Iho Government was receiving more than ii needed and now when tho revenues are declining it is hard to convince them that must bo an equal in the expenditure The taxes will un- doubtedly be limited to as few articles as ble On manufactures thoy will bo very taken off except on a fow articles ed as Injuries such as ornamental furniture Ac Ac aro making slow progress Little or no headway has been tbU week and it Iocs not look now as though tbo Tax would ho reported before tbo first or middle of Commissioner WELLS suggestions on taxation are received very favorably by tho and his vant practical knowledge and research on tho sub- is of great advantage to not only tho Committee but to bolh Housoe of Congress There aro no subjects on which the ideas of our legislators aro more time thoso and taxation vary from a sal greenback kingdom down to a at any price and as an instance of how and broad some of notions are I will mention the fact that a member of one of tho Finance Committees tho other day expressed tho wish that our bonds might so depreciate in price that I hose held in Europe would bo re- turned and no more ever go abroad If the debt is allowed to increase by tho failure to re- duce expenditures to meet falling revenues the desire of tb ia member wil be reached sooner than he thinks As to the of any further inflation it can only bs said that the pressure is ing and it may soon take shape in some serious proposition Bnt of its ultimate success there is great doubt Tbe Anti-national Bank now before the Banking Committee of tbe House will remain in quo for another week a for- mal vole having been adroitly postponed at the last meeting of tho Committee Had tho veto beon then taken tho would probably have been to Mr RANDALL expresses tbo de- termination of getting the matter before tho House for discussion in some shape and is guine enough to bebeve ths will pass the House Special to tbi Tirana Sunday Feb 3 it TAXATION The Ways and Means had a very long and laborious yesterday Thoy sat over five hours and listened to tho ablest and strongest delegation of tobacco men that has over appeared before them Tbe discussion was very lively and the stamp method of tho tax on tobacco may be regarded as fixed Owing to the delay which must result if action in the is deferred until tho wholo la reported it is quite probable that it will be by sections as fast aa any one feature is completed and acted upon im- mediately The manufactures section which ia about complete will be first reported then tho tobacco section then tho whisky section Ac In this manner the benefits of the amended law wdl bo much sooner felt than if action be red until whole toll Is ready ASSISTANT THE Hon who baa been re- aa Secretary of the Treasury has returned from Tennessee where ho has been on ft tint for and will it ia understood resume his duties m the Treasury Department to-morrow under a reassignment by the President this be done Senate will probably at once inquire by authority ia wade and a lively over tho matter will be the result Tho abolition of the will probably be the final result TOT The ia now a law tho ten days daring which tho President mast either sign or veto a having expired yesterday It was sent to him Jan 21 which deducting ono Sunday makes yesterday the last of tho ten days KB Hon SAMUEL who represents tho Columbus Ohio District and who boa beon too ill for several months to occupy bis in tho House writes to Speaker tbat bo is so far improved that ho hopes to return lo his seat the expiration of tho present Session Ho is ono of tho ablest members of tho House Tho President signed and ted to tho State Department tbo resolution of Congress limiting tho Stationery tho Executive Departments of Government to the period of ono year also tho ing tho distribution of vegetables Ac to tho suffering poor of the South ant DICKENS DICKENS accompanied by DOLBY and Mr FIELDS of Boston arrived here labt night and took tho apartments previously engaged for at on Ibo firat roading will bo given to-morrow night aro to lio had at first cost at several places on tbo avenue ron Ways and Means lias consideration a whisky export which con- tains provisions for ono export bonded in each seaport for redistillation of goods into alcohol for exportation for the trans- of goods in bond for that purpose and that they shall bo shipped by collectors of ports It ia not probable that the will bo materially changed it ia reported to Iho HOUBU OEM Ion will leave the city to-morrow night for ta attend of Association of tho Army of tho Cumberland Oon Naturalized Citizens ia ing with very lively comment and arrive sition is manifesting itself in Its is doubtful ally in Senate it will meet with the opposition of Mr to tho Press N Feb 2 IN Information lias boon received at the Revenue Bureau of frauds on the revenue and outrages upon the Government in Third District of Kouth Carolina It tbat accounts from Mr formerly at Abbeville 8 C of heavy Abbeville District and Hart anil Elhert Ga cd tho to dispatch a agent thither after some investigation Mr appointed Deputy Collector result of tho operation of WOH the of over in the counties nnd tho arrest of of the tho Deputy WEH met by a parly who it is hail born hired by thow engaged in the unlawful and the of Internal enue directed a reward to be paid for arrest of tbo party who committed THo truth of a tele- graphed having beon controverted it U proper to HIV tbat it based en data furnished in report ol tho Secretary of tho among other gave tho of tin in the Internal collection diu- during the fiscal year contrasted with that of the preceding with a son of reduction in twenty districts appointments had been by tho order of the President with the redaction of revenue in one and nmr teen other districts had been made Ac The recommendation of the latter removals erroneously in tbo to the if Internal who hail whatever to do with them FROM ALBANY The fora of tbe The lo be at a of tbe Oyer and Onr Own Feb 1 Tho case of Con W COLE in- lor the murder ot L at nail in this city on tlic of June was up lor argument to-day before EHAM In tho Court ol Oyer and on a motion of counsel to postpone tho trial until the May term ot the Court This motion waa made tu of the ab- lence ol Important rod material witnesses for tbe de- fence and In support thereof tbe counsel produced and read the affidavit ol the defendant as also of bia brother United Senator COLX W Sheriff of County who waa a Major ol tbo Regiment In which tho de- fendant was DAVID COLE M SMITH of who In tho in wbo ii attending a In tho caae Mint E niece ot tbo defendant and two or three including WILLIAM J Esq one ol tbe and bis associate in the ease lion proceeded to arguo at some length In opposition lo claiming that the defendant bad been allowed sufficient time 10 prepare a defence the been put over from the November lo Iho term Tbo did not tho witnesses at sli In the trial of tho cause and ample time had been given to procure their mony or have thorn tn attendance at Court In of hla argument iho produced from tbe ol the Court the following piper or made by defendant's wile prior to tbe ot tbe homicide and read ttiaiama la i DEIB In to your T that about ot 1804 L H having at our bouno on ono evening id ol other by force ma and partly from fear of he obliged me to 111 bla only from hla at hut on your return T I have refrained from of HA There la a to actual criminality on ths part ot tnt will uot bear publication Tbe abore in of tha at Ins nla end wai taken from blm by tat Another tho and ad- lo prior to hi a Ing to cone to ihla city with wife waa produced and In court H was fully with the of te criminal between and brr Mrf Bot from fear COLE Mra COLB in abe beard any statements about tbe BOD AMABA J one of the for proceeded lo argue In support of tion to postpone tbe trial alleging tbat U would no impossible for them and tbat they conld not safely proceed to without the attendance of the tn the affidavits Tbe Court eald that the of Ibe writ of under tbe was a peculiar and proceeding when tbe conoid for tho defence well knew that the Conn had lull power to order over the caia on proper plication being mado The writ had been procured on the of January aud the refrained iron notifying tbe Court or Ibe ney of He until tbe convening of ibe Court on the as tb nil With tbe exception of Mrs MAST E CuTLin tbe Conrt did not Consider the material to the trial of the causa bnt In ber case he deemed It proper to give sufficient time ti her If no difficulty waa apprehended of tbo Governor acme Judge 10 ac a the Court would allow the cause to go aver and the could agree among aa to timo tor the holding of special term The laid no waa tn tbat The caae wai then ordered over It la believed tbat the Special Term will bn on or tbe 1st of If Tho officers to It held at a much later day TUo court oom as usual was crowded who attentively to tho argument of respective counsel nnd co was at tnc ot no trial Tho prisoner not In Court the ment One ot lits counsel Hon JAMES T BRACT of New-York naa not in attendance Ins In n case United HI a tea District Court at Brooklyn and The Question of To Editor of ilif London lam that tlic public mind of tho io Ibo question ol Tbo aro a practical people linle addicted lo but very apt to arrive at a of in tbo path ot life When therefore an arises which a lei us bp thankful the urgency of Iho moment IB pel I UP will be deaf anil the hearts of our lawgivers like tbat of will Lo Citizenship has a double onr Important with tho other The one Is cot tlir a may or che which It owes toward whom U ap Tbo other la the question of HIP it may in lavor of its own tnd the I Its in the M is of tb to ar- distinction of two of for a df loose sml nim from a of two I Iho ol tho the n 1 now nl rn ol OH It the In tho alien Is Hut I foro I to of let me in lir ilir of the i Ar bv a III i was pirt rf by flic K nfB f n lo Ilii II wn roi c nlv to Imt to acd lip in Vin s nnd In of win Crc EVr flS it lit a fid have benn tried and for In on in lir ah T hfm hi M lo a jury my if n for Ills Hint II frr tn cf a of till Ih very n ho if it lie 11 onr LT l ff il p 271 thai before thti nf in l ii in of in anon 10 bp an error lor in oil mi this Ii in said hern nnd that no nl of n trial by o jury could bp found In r ot trf tson Howi vcr hw mav he it U tain if this it imp in 010 ol by tlm I i Philip end Marv rap 10 ail bo trial liv thp course ol law and an And if there is any now on the It can only tho f by tbe statute of Victoria la a and nota is a absurd result of tnat of In which our ire apt to I nerd my that all Ihr of aro with anil ibe lorni of pr reJ ire may oe tf treason cannot bp tried by D jury neither to bo PO But now that Hie la an o Ihp or I it pan receive but one lion in of treason or any Jn a nf in- hardly ibis rouph method of K he nmy In tbo present itato nl It Tbe form ot the was when members oi tht wore com- patriots of IIP snd might be- to understand hia language and tn in hlu Ideal And this wm indeed in earlier davs practice HAWK r C 2 r CW P DIEB Dut the in out were tn Suppose a committed a In London could von F ecu re aiz Japanese to constitute itic It wai found sary to the rule that the nix be of any and that la now the law Bat from that moment whole btcamc absurd What advantage Japanese to bo mod bv a jury which might bo ol six one Frenchman nno ono German one RUE one Spaniard and one Of these twelve probably six would not Understand the There must he aix interpreters lo make each answer to tbe Jury and a for the soner Half tbp almost certainly would not on- up of the and when tbe retired to their verdict tbo situation would ho like the of tbo builders of after tho contusion ol If I were a I would much be tried by twelve I waa to learn bow this matter win dealt in America In tne modern on American Criminal Procedure there hi no notice ol dt but I find in Lav U la abated that this practice In in use In few If any of the Stales of America Aud the only trace of III bave been able lo find la iu a cue in the Slate of New-York early In Ibo century 1 Johns Hep We may therefore con- that America hating inherited from na thla practice found li Incompatible witn he conditions of modem society and accordingly abandoned li We shall do well lo follow her example and I tho will have some cause to complain if the law ol the Crown the Jury dt lo the of You have already animadverted on the ab- surdity of the contention that when an overt act lo be proved in Ibia It hi Impossible to refer to other bearing upon tbe same point have been committed by the prisoner Such a contention IB of conrca lint there lies It a larcer and a far more tlon It la If an alien who bai against the of onr within our why are wo Dot lo judge him for those acU 10 com- mitted abroad of what he may do here? U we cannot flagrant ty An American citizen we will an armed attack on the English Government in America For lucb an act he fa pun It ha Die In bin own country If he there But II be wanta to be safe from ment ha baa only to hither Why lo the very country which wai the object of bla at- tack Can anything be more apparently While our enemy In In the Jurisdiction of another country cannot reach him and muit rely on hla own to him but if ha comes Jurisdiction why are we to rely on any bnt our own to defend I do not at thb moment to go further Into this than Juet lo Indicate In nature 1 at an early opportunity aak jour permission to discuss ft more completely It la me to which It li very tbat attention should be called It ia full of difficulty no doubt In practical tion tba true principles which govern It are I believe capable of being precisely Bui difficult or or complex as U may ho U b one on the ablution of which more than any other hanga the of and ths peace of He Afe Prut FA I The opinion of the Court granting a now trial to J convicted laat July of th murder of Mrs baa been Tbe new evidence In tne cue la Ibe confession nf ioe negro that be committed the alono AS was convicted ly on tho a testimony the when that testimony waa waa in favor tho TTAixoit iu to Iho Jm i of bin alone independent of tie wen of a very weak and Inconclusive character sufficient to create a well-founded cion Furthermore tbe moat Important corrobora UOD of waa the evidence of two witnesses and who that a man going In the direction where was at the time be would aava been likely to meet to Tbo man whom these saw been dis- covered since the trial and makes affidavit that be waa on tba road near that at the time The Conrt thla evidence aa fany justifying Ibe motion fora new trial and alao the In abandoning ibe Moving of the Ico Gorge at St Harrow or or People Bold Bobbery Me St Democrat Jan 31 Tbo intense cold of tho past fair daya has caused the Ico tn the river to gorge and tho were and people passed over on tbe loo on a walk of planks No danger was prehend and people of both crossed on IU At o'clock in the afternoon the passengers who had arrived by train numbering several hundred commenced Ing on the rood at tha fool of There waa a lino of women and across Ibo river Some of the men were packing some carrying shawls and overcoats and had babies in their arms Juit aa pilgrims on the lea ol ico were stretched ont In a long line a win board and the ice began 10 move consternation prevailed among the Some ran back toward the Illinois sboro but the im- mense mass of Ico upon they were bad drifted eome distance from tbo aboro leaving a gap of deep running water twenty or thirty toot Others ran toward tbo shore but this was alao inaccessible from tbe samo cause and there the multitude were toll on a raft of icr floating toward tho Quit of Mexico The Police at once marshaled nuder and were made to tbs people Irom perilous situation The danger was thai tho largo body of Ice would broak lo by coming in contact with ibo Ice and thai tbe people on it would bo up aud ground to pieces by the Icy boulders Tho noise of tbo inR ice beard at a considerable IUK Grinding sound ol and tbo cracking of cakes aa they came in contact with bodiet A small steamboat wm about a block below tbo plank road and tho ice struck her aud tn point crowd rushed but na Ibe came the bon Of tho boat It was crushed tu pieces and the diBianco from tbo ice to the boat wia too great for anything but a froR or a grasshopper to leap At a was run out from ibe boat to tbo moving tec and lover this the excited multitude en board in great beini literally dragged stone by their bands ana AD traveler who had lost his wile in the aud waa watching his chance wilh au in his band aud a In bis arma terribly aa tits portion nl Iho near the boat on I hi side ol the pap be called lit re catch this snd tossing tbe In fan u of or thirty Irel to lotu for hia half bring an i ipcri caught flu baby iu Lis hands 1 he ice continued to move and stage plink was kont in until Ibc Ice was well cleared ol ils the bid it lint a man and a Uic ue going all the rent Ibu In Tbe crond to them but paid no alien nun aort to mate an or to i what was to At I his aud u ovi r budn and v inc aud lound the I In tlic In currency rod in I Irom a mnu finu ol came Ohio and Railway from ice H un It way witti treat bu over as be got into the UT dint of great he reached tat and was pulled up ai Memphis being with He b i tided his valise of the persons who him on tho boat ami asked him lo Uku him to a place ecu Id of lup the Ins suspicions as iu of to whom ho Riven as he to get away kep dote up to him ami ulm tu a saloon on IUL e when touk out hla which con tain eU tuc key of ma valise and was wu it who Lau him snitched it out of LIB aid maJu off with it wae In Ills Blocking feet ai the nmr aud tin li How escaped In iho bo con iii five itn and dollar uid f G COO In Quo o ior 11 un E 8 WILLIAMS Hill Illinois nho lor ou WICK ior 1370 ou Joux The aro payable In waa well-known in city ana bad como to purchase ho came up to the Police office at d tt Tho mutter was put in thu tuiel has not yel been The Abdication of trie Japanese Tycoon fiorn tht Jan 3 Tlie given in our Japan loiter o abdication of tbo Tycoon la very important thouph as to will he tho of thia consolidation ol power there is some difference ol opinion But if lor reasons there IB litile doubt that it will result In renewed opposition to foreign Intercourse Tho court ila nature be moro conservative the poral creater reason to dread tion and tho opening of Japan bu proceeded Juat tar enough lo make tbe disadvantages of for- eign intercourse apparent lo a majority of tho people without enabling them to see whai thoy will ultimately cam bv it No that ancient school of economical philosophers which ts represented Iu this country by each aa the Tribune and the and which baa lor centuries had complete sway In Japan is very active Juat now in allowing tbe of tho bow much they lose by foreign trade and lo demand complete protection against tho pauper Labor of America and England which can bring IU wool aud cotton aud IU machine-made guns and clocks thousands of miles aud then undersell tbe Japanese mechanic Out If a collision Is Iho country will be cut Irely so milch the earlier In any view of tho case tho abdication of ibo Tycoon la a remarkable set aud even if a ll shows the Prince to be possessed of the true elements of ae willing to resign power rather shed Iho blood of hia people Carious Phenomenon Observed In Michigan from the Detroit Poll Fit 1 A gentleman employed at tho Detroit and Milwaukee depot slates tbat about o'clock morning he witnessed a most curious which found DO hla own rience He waa passing ap when bo suddenly discovered that bo was surrounded by a very brilliant light The moon was down was clouded and there were no street lamps lighted 50 that tho wss dark Ula first thought waa that there was an explosion in ibo limp which he waa just passing hut looking np he discovered that this conld not be Uo itien supposed it to ba the aurora but there waa nouo of the well-known of thla illumination of tbo The thought of meteors next occurred to hut he no meteoric bodies and the ance differed Irom what be had before large meteors had fallen in close proximity to him Tho city waa aa light apparently is day Ho wis looking up tbe and saw both and trees and then turned and looked down seeing whole length of the to the river aud tbe Canada shore be yon a Ibe light lasted from a quarter to half a He it aa very peculiar It waa not a flash nor yet a steady light but seemed to in think of no comparison except tho flapping ol the wings of Tan phenomenon was alao by other persons A employed at the Michigan Central waa at time passing along ueir and his description of tbe appearance agrees with tbat given aboye An- other gentleman living In tha eastern part of the city alao witnessed IL Tbe aamo phenomenon wai alao ieeu at by a gentleman became nervous thereat A Killed by hla Father tht Tom Jan 29 An awful affair occurred yesterday afternoon rt the of tfr B H on ths Raleigh road two milea from the city nta H a of dissipated habits had been ont during the day and came home ta the afternoon con tho Influence of liquor ITie father had been and quarrel curred about tbe eon's Tha latter it la aitd struck bia father and slao his taer aud drew a revolver Iu Iha course of the tho revolver waa tha ball entered man's left below a fatal wound llu foil to the floor in and was afterward in bod iLd such aid blm ua could be i cil 1 o'clock lUm be expired The father wis arrested Ing by some of the neighbors and to tun city Mr old of ibis my the owner of a amount vl erly Tbo lather slates that the son innt by some meius Defence of In To ttt nf the I havo eecn an extractor a speech tn the House of Representatives ol ibe of United by one 8 8 rf nota bit demands a my Tb s lon and vindictive man true to his perverse proceeded to characterize mo the military of Kentucky and who was so Iu arrett Ing aud in U and and women and placed under bla Jurisdiction Ho i that bfa confederates were arrested ID and tried by a court-martial honorable cera of the national army for the of murder and s against tao liwi of war and wern upon indisputable and under my riia ihal tbi te men were peaceful or 2.1 is perhaps near tho truth an inch a nature IH cap- able ol miking These peaceful were outlaws aud man mnr robbing and without to age sex or condition wero men whom no faith would bind and no circumstances of life appease They iviry community thoy entered living of ferocious It wiU sound to the and people of this country to from o halls of a court of who had the dene of many a bloody the crimo of ami peaceable To Bay ol my ova of justice and honor I apprehend tbat Is not a heart ao debased unless It bo man's faithful aa to auch a aud not another to false aa to niter it It Is staled that I Imprisoned come women and children placed under inv protection The ie that some women of notoriously acter lor aiding and aboltina tlic of ilia and who sought lo compass the of cur troops were ordered out lo the State of lucky by me acting under a order Irom it'll far moro rigorous but uot Ibo w Iban my own No BO man wan cvor DO child waa ever imprisoned by me charge ta as and perversely lilte as For the of my umy to my in tho most compatible with iht I havo maligned and traduced iho whole pack of traitors North aud Thai duly waa earnestly If tLe ever it which may Goj avert it done promptly and li la te bo that tho hand of ta heavily only upon tho misguided but criminal of tho If iu ILO who this bad justice would more equally dis- Their wua or their virtue Il I km to be lor my serviced to my lee truth I iihall uot Umely ulmin 10 acter by men ao of truth mil and BU wantonly malicious toward the of tli IB an nf iu lLo Congress ot tho nanon I havu on and no apology lo for my in 101 I ia may visit Ibc Itiu hu has tio may Ii bin U nil rotor Js ate 1 y H u lair A Jau 25 of the Jury in fin by t ri t jn im j No I It I ceo lo certain re by ol Iho Junes tn South ru have iu Home m- vallu U Is I That drawn or Ul to HIP of tin ir mav I e im a i IT or District Court in any r of No 32 or No or No Mar WITO ol Irom maite or may be maile anil surh was or may be nt a m or at nn extra or by the Clerk of a of a in the 11 a trato and or by tho nf any court was ordered 1 y tin of KLuc any i r ol are hereby d and llu of OH the No 80 and me nf taUi arc as heretofore 2 At the next of alul r new jury lists aro to be made ior auy dm shall be from ln lift ol nil herein who shall lure laire tia nexi and incoul with tlie return ot Ibe of tbo bt I JM Ie any r lor by ol or moral that i r ol servitude aol ol Le a of exclusion II The of and n lal Pi s- flons in South Carolina are hereby wuu concurrent Jurisdiction witu Itiu nt all and mailers ol tlic District hava under the ol ihu III The of the act of APPC mMy ol the ol au Ail to amend Ibe liw in relation ID a Dec 19 ISM shall be construed to exit nil to all cades ol tenancies M al vuil cr KT a term by the act ol the panics or Ly Ibo operation ol lair and such were by parol or by written op contracta of letting wherever rein to duo in or tenant tlie 01 his right ul 13 to a insinuate lo movo a for any cause ilir of act as hereby u bo iho duty uf magistrate and ol thu sheriff or Iu proceed under the act and no greater than therein IV In no criminal where from any other court to Court ol it lor ibo accused 10 appear in fore tho Court of but in a case ut iap tal the Court of Appeals at its witti regard to expediency as tu iho time and uf may order a prisoner to Lie foro it By command of ED R 6 Lorria V Foreigners Cannot lie by Igan Court H a in recently di- a who were married lor porno other are fot Innate In aa appears from the folio icing which wo flod in iho Detroit Judge WALK En of the Circuit In tbe case of ELIZABETH BENJAMIN tho former claiming a divorce from r ou Uie ground of habitual ou the i art ol thai the evidence tended viry to prove ibecharse but upon he lelt that be must and li WM missed accordingly The opinion ol the Court con eludes w Tho panics are Canadians and were married eome ten yean aluco and there lived when the defendant lalt tha complainant and to The complainant ibat eha wrote to him tbat she would come and wub him il be would keep lie that ho would do Sheldon followed aim to this bat tbat she even aaw tba defendant here or tried to ace him llu lutu lo Canada lift resides Tba complainant ae sbu haa to rende In this Stata an d had 10 resided for over a year when this was filed There ia no other of such and none whatever showing inai ebe came to Michigan to become In good faith a resident Acre The strong arising from tho facta which do appetr ia tbat she and haa hare merely to enable bar to got a divorce fur a causo lor which uot gal one in Canada It is calamity that our citizen a can gel upon auch etay The law waa not Intended to and Oota not the granting ot a to parties who coma Into State merely to get on p They moat be tn good In this here Is no evidence that tha complainant even tn fox an hour although tbi hill avers such On Sunday lait he telegraph wimo from Core Kova IA n direct connection and uninterrupted loni were ami a of Tho mute was through MI- Hoi tod Cily N T Oil and Louisville Ky lo This i
