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*iIO\*. VVVIll TV.0.1A lISS
NEW-YORK. SATtRDAY, AUGU8T 2, 1873.-TR1PLE SHEET.
PKICE FOUR CENTH.
AAAIll.A9 *_,*--.? ,
RAILROAD WRECKS.
AIWR .TOGAEXPRK-^ RfJ-fB INTO A FREIGHT
TR.UN
porR I BBB IBI BBaB t si.v is.uRi D _ni> rwnvr. <>R
J-II-Tl ' 8 slIi.tniY 11! 1:1 cn Tiii lll I?oN RIYKR
n\ii.i(()Ai-. \ .au r.iiuviuvix-NARBOW B8CAPB
H4C.M 1 (..I.T VI *.I_U (_lIll__-a*M'iri*)N OY Tllli
VI, HM-a.
Ahead M a'eleeh *. m. peaaaaiayi -hataa n fr vht
train > iic Hadaon Bli11 Bflllnatd. aradnh left Iaa
ryt4.wri at Mi iu i.. 88 ,;? h. d ai *'ii tt"* ***** ,ri" *\
toward the river. at n point about BlMf-fly hetw.-oii
TaiTytown nnd Irvin_to_. to allow fl"'
ward bound 8l|B_flfl ******* 89 paat. Tho frr-icltt trafa
luiBflflMiiil nf untiiii Tfn'ft Bfifl 1 ' lt awltched
off, tbi I:.-' nliwa. ld.idtd With "atc.
juiiij)tti tha track i?i thfl righl on acboonl af a defect
in tha awiteh, uud mme tn coiitact wnli tlie bagir.'Vtfe
car of tlie expit-6 tiaiu, wliicli was |.;itt_ini; at t'l.tt
BiomcDi at a rate of Kt least loity mttflfl an lieur. lt
cra-i. (l ihrotik'1) tho side of the baeitago car, t-*nr:i.tr
ofl all tl*,- nppe r part. aud drivintr somo of lhe
Mfeahan thr Bgh lae kaal trhadaw cf th,* front
rtrnwinc-nv.iii ear, in the tir_t compn tn 8*1 i f whieh
***** atftt* pT-ciii. Tln- freight rar was throvvti
I by thfl CoTlMofl, nnd r.tum.d on1
fici- ntlv far to pra/r tho ret-B-btfla ' ''?' (,f tlu' ,,:nn
wbich ffimaiattrd trf flBBf driiwing-rooin cai8 and one
orduiaiy pBBtfl_#flfl BBT. Tiio side ofthe BxatOBI
? tery .!' -I.V, hII tho pioj, N lions i'ltl.f
woihI work hainf tera aft and tho wiadew I
enfirelv out Htl heavy plato cli,M4 w;t_ h
Int,* frncment., many of wnich were hnrl.-d i *ito tlie
rat viOi eroat violcro, injuriB| 9***atta* ui 1
s-i!""- .. The r.-i,'. ;'ini_ eir. BflC___ littl", (__?<
ra "ii tlif tr.i'.'i i :: vif bort
r_i ; ? i ? Bral rar.
A. apllni o befgaaa eai', ahlch waa
othofirsti .mpartraei tul ? le&pnl
iii^r-r. . k.M.s. M.irv Wari n.viitcf lia
I.. Vi an.n.of iln ]**%*** of I.an.Jl __ Wainn, 0TBI
th.- n?lit <?><? Bad toflBplfl brtaking tha l-.n.aud v, iy
dani(4-r,)iir.ly iiijtiriiii* !i*t. Her hu. I.aml who .at by
araa also &4ii. v woundod in tbe boad from
the aame stick. Anolhor nnd larger
piece of tmil>er nas driven throngh the oompart
ment and into the parl ition beyond, bnt fort-_.fl._ty
t l between tho persons sittinencar without in
liiring any of them. Tw.lve or fifuen persODI
Waffl BBl by broken glass tir b.iatcli.d by
flying BP-iat-ara, bat no other p-tsscugcri
bt? known to bave 8888 Bfl_0_a_9 Luit.
Tlie freight ear whieh causcd tbo accident was bro?
ken to pu-c-aH, and the freight enKiae witb another
rar was overtnrned dowD the rtver bank. 1 lie
brnkeninn, Finley, WB8 standing on tho top of tbe
rar and vns thrown down the bank; hit*
!ep wa.. broken nnd be was otherwise hnrt.
Jolm Vc.burph, a bflkfgaf0 Bgllli, nnploye.1
oat the ro.ul, waa refarninf tfl Albflay ta _ hai
? rbioh w88t_tokea top-eeea Eb waflhadlyopl
about tha fatce aud anns, ;uid bis j.tw rcc< ivi.1 ,i m
8888 blflWI but it was tliotigbt tliat n? boO-fl vv.ie
binken. Tho bapRBgo BflBafl eini'loy.-d cn the train.
tbotiph in tlniBaine car, escaped with ouly a sliitbt
eut in tl.e haniL
The hngenee, whirh was of the eharaeter whieh
nsnally aoeouipanies New-Yorkera on tlieir vislts fo
flBratnflB. w.is broken ;.nd thecontent. of Tbfl trttnk.
were strewn ail along the roa,l. Kich aOkl nnd lire .
andcot-tly jewthy were ruingled in hop^ltefl toulu
MoB.
srFrn of ttif: rxpr.r.ss Tit *.is*.
8nch wtt. tbu rate at wliicli thfl expaflflfl traia WBI
BB-Bflt thal alihoupb the br;. I'liin.j.iiatel.v
?l(plied, it went 88 fully one-eightli of a
mile _ fore it could be atopned. On ex
amiration it wss fonnd that tho tni. k.
were not ?o badly ii,jcred t!:at they OOflM
not b, ii. .1 and the frain wus barked dov.-n fo the
BBflflM ol tbe disnct r. wl e-o ihfl lc.-'-nire was
gatli- rt.'. op, after wbleh it proeeed?-d at a elow rate
to Tarryt" _, Finby, tho biakciuan. was st-iit to
Kew-Yoik, when ha ii.* at tbe point of death; Yob
harfh v. eut on to Albany by tho next tra..i,
and Mr. aud Mrs. Warren were tak.-n t_> 8 hotel ia
Tarrytown. Tbe rest of tbo pa.seii_?i_, afver
?BBBBBBB topether such portionp of thtir person al
property a.s Bflfl-M hfl recovered from tbo wreck, took
the next train for th.-ir places of desrinntimi.
The ti .lel.'ili. of the railroad were very retieent on
the sul. ?( t of the diF-aifer and its eause. They said
that it eonld not have been ***** I'.V any nii-; laee
inent of or defc.t in tl.e BW-tch, or the wbole f.ii'ht
train would have been tbrovvn oiT, i
of only -ine car. Tlu-y said tbat then
iini-t haffl been aometliing wmrig witb thfl
axb-of Iha fmahl car, whicb c:iua,-d it to jmnptlic
track. Those with whom The IB-BOMB BBaflBBM
talkcd ('iiiii'iii'ti'il iu the opiiiinii that tlie BOflBBBBt
?wmilil not have o.eurred if the expiess train had
i -I tiin*-. lt whh dn;- at Tarrytown at f:47, and
tlie iieiplit train did not leave nntil .Mfl. at wbich
time it dropped two ca"8 tli.re. If tho cai
had h.en a few inches fnrthor ont of pl.ice, io as to
atrik*- thfl etu'iiie, tbe slaugbti-r would probably
Lave ln ? ii foarfiil. The fact that the tiu fii.st struck
-waa ono wbuh l.roke up reaihly, aml wus therefore
not tliiowii dli the tiai k, is all to whicb large uum
bers of tbe pa-seiiRerr. owe their livee.
rnvnni'.N Bfl thf: woT*XT>rr?.
Ira L. Warren and his wife, Mary, were removed
tothe Bert-i Hoaae, Bdjoh-tfli tho dapot, Dr. J.
W. Seribtitrof Tarrytown was Boon in Bttflfldaaoa
and drcs-t. (1 tluir w ounds. A careful examination
Bhowed thal Mi. Warren had two s<alp woiiuda, ono
boinif boit/.ontaily nbi.vo tbe right ear,
and the (.tln r a oontusi _ wound above tl_is
one. There was Bome concussion of tbe brain, but
no telBBBI al HB akalL Mra. Warrento innch more
aerioiislv injiiicd. Sbe has an incised wound ex
tondiiip fr..ni tlie baw-of tbe nose, along the right
eycb.-i v, to tbe teniple and ear. The frontal bone
ls cru.-h( (1 in. and the eheek bone is also fracturcd.
Bhe is in a erifical condition. Mrs. Warrt-n waflim
consctous for Beveral *%****% Mr. Warren was alao
inaeusihle when renn.ved from the car, but soou re
oovered coiist iousness. Ile waa ablo luttt tvuiinp
taeeafaraa alt-MBMataahaaawi Ile stated tbat be
and hi_ wift occupied tbe forward compartnu-ut on
tbe l.tt suli: ot Bhe tiri-t ilrawing-room car. He wat.
?ttinp in frinit of his v, ite*, and was pariJy tunietl
Uiwiird Inr, t.mverMng with her, when the orash
eame. II.- rer flUfletfl iu.tl.iu_r: of the areident, and nn?
til he was restored to conscionst.esB did not know
aaythiagaf the afTair. He cotnplained of lhe ap
pareut etb.rts of tbi- railroad officials to keep all in
telligeiu?<? of tbe afluir from tbe public. As soon as
bc regiiined oiisciousueee and collect _-d bis Benses,
be gav. | BjBBJpaaa to one of tbe railroad oflicials to
aend lo bis wif>-'_ fath.-r, artkiugtbc Lat ter to come on
and brmg with bha a good aiagaon. This
telegram waa not received by Mr. Caldwell. George
Caldwell of No. 460 Lexuif tou-svr. aUted that the
first intiaiation be reteivwl of the aceidont to his
aou-iu-law aud datitfhn r waa at 8 p. m. from a per
aon who bad se.:u and coriversed with Mr. Warreu
aoon after tbe lat lei was Uken to iha botel. Ou
teaming tbe condition of Uie pair, Mr.
Caldwell at om. 4_i-i*t-b-d bia aun in
qnoatof Di. Wiiliixl Parker or Dr. Mott. Nritber
eonld be found. Dr. Henry B. Sands of No. ? Weet
Tbirty-Utiid st., one of tbe Faoulty ?t I-ellevue
II ij. was at length found. and witb him Mr.
aoiiA Mia. CB-dwail atarted iur jarrytowu. reaAbing
t.cr... 5 p.m. Dr. Baada cawfaily i>">i,M ih*
, . ,. ?, :, Bflfl ci MT. Witll'l.
V(. f .. .,1 tt. hfl la - da".8orons UbBti
Iheajhl at iii?t. Tln iv i>*
ol _ fra-tura ttt the *****%, and Ibfl Bu*U*ta ******
wa* paaaiafl a.say. Xbc i taaai *
? ?: uut i).
n ... ? Itb ? ??' '
Mis. .Vaneii al a lato hour laat efea_Bf wnn
arluual ui tbe ext-outo. Dr. tmidt aaa
not will ing *.r, pivo an opinion nntil
this mornlng, when he would have au opportimity
? g the otlect of n hight'h re. 1. Sliewuapar
ti.ilb delirioiis, and <>? casimallyst renined from paln
whea ibfl umvod. If . ulli.icntly improved, both
uil. li' fi'inoved to Mr. l al.lwell'a reaideuco iu thia
cit.v this inorninp.
(' BBBOdOBfl \ icii'.-i li'.'t tell cruplied from Rara
lopn timt it -pecial enaiue and dra Aing-rootn car
wen* to lo'I'lneed at their disjKt.tftl. T)r. SandH nU<*
BfOflfl ti* Wai.len Itrennan ,rf Hellevtte IIoBpital,
- 1 hn to h.n e one of his auihiil.im os in rc'i.li
lOBWatt ihecoiiiinp of Mr. and Mrs. Warren.
llnW TIIK INJI'ltlL.. WBBB itixr.lVHt).
_'r. ai.d Mra Wflnflfl wero injiin-u hy tho sauie
l". oj'.-eiile. A lar>fc pi.ec of liiuU-r, a p-rlioii of tbe
l.iii-irupe i ar, was Luilod tiirough the front window
wuh ifre.it violeme. Thi* struck Mr. Wiiitcii
n ifl :.-iei:iii liiovv, while Mrs. Warren received its
full ****** fl it 11 in the ?be, Ib'th wore MM
Bfl the ?048. Tl.e eoiiitised icnlp wntind received by
Mr. Warren was prnh.ilily eaused by souic of the
tiaiTicnts falling on hlni.
Mr nnd Mrs. Wa'icn loft the Albemarle Hotel,
Where tli.y were hoardlng; with a paityof fiiends,
Bnd met utliers ou the train. All were going to Sar
a!i>.'., whetfl thi y proposcd to pase a few weeL*.
Nic.e ot tbfl reiiiaiuder of the paily wero seriously
ii.-jn, d, and went tflj m fteiBMM train. l__okiiiR at
. t-k, it sceined aimpl.v miracnlous that so few
V- ? .orionsly it juicd, aud tliat no one was killed
* i.J.r.
1.1. T 4). TIIE CASr.\1.TIF .
11 e followiiig are the natnes of the wouuded aud
t e ?iinracter of the itijuries|
Ira L. Warren. sovere eut arross the foreliead,
"?-?nlp wound, and -ODCbB-loa of the brain.
Mrs. Mary Wainn, lracttire of the ftontal and
.lil. l.oiies.
KUbaid l'inlev, brakeman, fraeture of the skiill,
componad (raetare of Uie iug aad othar lajaiiea
Mil.s 0. liou.li, bt-ve/e culou the linud aud eon
tllSiollS.
In a4ldition to these there were from 12 to M
oTlicis, who rec.t ivcil ents nnd eontnsioiis from tlie
spliii tta .'itiil Hving plnss from the plate windnws.
a i ifft feiea ei ****** wara rilf *-? ***** hy Bepenfl*
fendent Toiisev, who was Bfl the ground .oon after
tbea cidont, eliariii'r aw.iy the wreck. Travel was
Interropted for about two kotirs. Not until late
|gh| vviretuost of the vestigesof the wreck
clcared from all Ihfl trai ks. '1 ha sliattcied baggage
,.tr i.iauot prohably be repaind. None of
tha trucka of tht drawing-room cars wore
iiijuretL and the nppcr works'Can soon be ropairrd.
bfl Mettopolis was the only oue badly BBBBBBfli,
nd thnt was in the forward part. lt was tho __
., iitnm la_t evening to attaeli a locoinoti88 to the
d-iinnr. d express train, and run it up fo the ropair
t li .p itt Albany.
A B tng of men were nlso engaced in rnising tho
locomotivo of tbe fi. iubt train from tbu river. Hto
wreck. d tan of tha freight train weic als.. removed,
and tbe othcis brougbt on te tliis eity. I'robubly
wuhi i M boaaa of iis aaaanenaa all eaaMgei of tbe
wm li will bc removed.
KXAIiUKRATKl) BUBOflfl
Tbe most highl.v-eolored reporta wero enrront ln
the cit.v lat.- in the day and evening. It waa as
:erted that tbfl accident rivalcd tbat of tbe New
Il.iml urgh dieaster; thnt several peisons had been
killed outright nnd a largo nurnbor
of othars seriously wonuded. Thoso who
had frienda on the train hnrried
to tbe Orand Central D'epot to aseertain if any defi
IIllll IllUllllB-B-tH had been received from the BBt**
of the di-.i_tcr, aud c.-pecially tf fl Bat of tbo killed
andwounded had been obtainod. Tba oftieials en
deavored to allay the excitcment by assuring all
whociilied that no one was killed, and that the re
ports ef Mto di. ....ter had been mneh cx.iggerated.
C. "ig.-, the colored porter of tlie drawing-room
rn's, WBI HlBlfliaB-llallln* himself last evening 08
wliat bfl btlieved to be a most providelitial 888818
from death. Ile aaM he was accustonied
aa Boon as bo bad got fairly out of
Nev-Yoik to go funv.ird into the bnggago car to
smoke a eis^ar; but y.steiday theie was a very
troobtoaOBBfl family of flpanlarde. eon. isting
of eiglit persons. on hoard, who wanted iee
cream, and kept him busy fetching it
until they had enfen 1'i plates of it.
As they were about finishing the last.
tbe aboek eane. It was aol so tefere,hfl said, witb
8, lf-griitulation, as to bnakthe plates, nor was he
.o eTcited as to negleet te eolleet pnyment. He felt
Qull ?:? are tbat but for the detn ind for icc-creani be
would havo Ixvcn in the bagi';ige-(ar, Bad p.-rhaps
?.viiii'id bave been killid.
Mii'iii.tlie condiictor of tlie e\priss train,was pns-i
ing through the eais coll.-cting f.ucs.t-arrying a con
siderblesuinofin uiey in hUhand. As lhe train struck
he waa on a platform, and gra-sping the rail to save
biins lffroni falliiip, he hut his held ou tbe bills,
wbleh weat Sattertnf away in the arlnd. Ha thought
hiiu.rlf very foitiinaU', eonsidennp the position ho
occupied, that be 88880881 witb no heatiei loss.
A TKAIN THROWN FKOM TIIK TRACK RY A COW.
1 M : i vi ,i:i., Aug. 1.?A si?4-ciiil dispiitoli from
Ati.iilei I.. llarvard County, Md., to-i.tnlit, saysttiut ttie
New-York train for Waililngtou atruck a cow 100 jard?
frmu /ilx rd.cii, throwltiK tho cow Into tho lUtlon
tiouae and tbe Irsin off tbe tra(k. One 8888808
car and one passcngor-car were totally suiasbeU
,md aiiotli, r pasaeuper-cBr was partly broken up. No
one was hurt. Tbe traln will i>ot reacb Baltlmore before
c o'elot k a. iu.
COLLIBION ON THE ALLEOIIANY VALLEY LINE
FIPTEEN CARS BUIINEU.
TiTi7BViMiE, Penn., Aug. 1.?At ff:30 n. m. to
day a northward-bound freight-trnlu and a southward
bound oll-train ou tho Allcirhanv Valley Kai 1 road came
into eollislon near Cutiuinghiiiu. Two brakemen, named
Bostanrt and Bonner, and an unknown boy, were killed.
An enjtluc-r had bli thtyh hroken. The oll i?_lt_1, and
tifte.n of tbe csra were hurned, tOBethrr wKb the
bodles t,f tbo personi killed.
COLLIBION ON THE PITTKMJROH AND C0NNELL8
VILLE RAILROAD.
Ccmbf.rlakd, Aug. 1. ? This ftftemoon a
freight traln ran bito the rear of a gravel traln, near
Mlneral Point, on Ibe 1'itUburirb and Connellavllle Rall?
road, k.lbna Johu Lydou and Injuring three otbera, all
lui'iii,-r?. B.-vcral of the can were broken aud the track
waa oUtructod for aouit tluie, but wai afterward cleared.
A MURDER0U8 YOUNO CUBAN.
I)et?'CtivpH Tully and Pilke of Police Head
quarter. arreated Franclaoo PoirMplta, a Cu__n, ah* 19,
nt 8 p. m. veatorflay, 14H- an alleged telonioua aasault,
with a daggcr, on Pranclico Lapieda, a wholcaale cliar
dealtr and manufacturer, of No. 113 Soutb-at. It sp
peara that, about two yeara ago, the y<ran* Cuban bor
rowed aome mouey from Mr. Lapieda, leavlng
aome jewcla as aecurity. Laat Baturday he
wmt te Mr. Lapieda and demanded the ******
at tho JrwelB wiibottt payment of tbe loan.
Beina refuaed. be aitacked Mr. Lapieda with a lsree
dagger, but tbe latter fortunatcly earaped Inlury. Por
raapita then told Mr. Lapieda that be would come for
th. Jewela agaln ou Monday, and tbat If be did uot then
receive them, be would kill Mr. Lapieda with tbe d_*_er.
Tue latter ca!h_l upon Capt. Irvinn. at Poliee Head
qiiartera, oa Monday mominir, and then woot to hla
offiee ie Boiith-at., followed aoon afterwat- hr DeteeOvea
T.ttly uod Dtlka. BflfBra tbe itrrtval of tbo deU-ellvei,
bottevtT, younir l'.ir.a-p.t'i ****** at Mr. Lar-t*
da'a offl.-e, BOd wa* alsjut to ie-ii:i,>
UM aitt.k, wb,a lio wab irrrested hy th
wftc i uuo ii.ul-4-ou . _.i. . iiD.i ih*- Btxanb Bblk Ma
ollir.l- iaa tak-Bfl tn* UllBOIIM I ? i tll ulatlon iioa. ? Bfl
? i| n\ i i.i.i Car.,! ia, wlio appitrentiv o ?
;aii it u (.nii : ...i..,:i^ i. ? dlU-Bfl al '
pataaaaaaaaaaBBfl touaaap . I.-_-.i.._ u* tugtmmtt*
i taa -1" 11. ''.. ; .
? i - .., I Cl. tl l.i - . ? -? 'I'
l* J, .?...,*? IMm.IC, I)Ut WH. lI,U)lte...d 1.WJV. 11" WB8
iou.it. ...i _i_Un ui Un. t* ,ai_. oi ___ -__<-, _t fuirU-ave.
andPlghty-flra.it., and waa loeked np at Polke Head
ijuuil. n. m_?_^mmmmm?????m?*
A C1UM1AAL Ml'STEUY.
a ??-.
A MtN CMBBBBB WITH KII.I.1NO HIS NKHIEW AM>
ATTKMITINO TO MtlBPF.tt HIB WIFE ?COfNTBR
OHAROBB Or WICtDB AX1> ACCIDKNTAL _H< K.T
1NG.
Tha occttpants of the tcnomont-honso No. 4.
Ludlow-et., l.et wen (Irand aud Heat. r-t-., were .tartled
uv ttn ...uud of two piitol-shot ?>. ln qulfk BoeeeaalOB,
abaal - |L m- featerday. i'? immk on UR ********* n"(,r "f
the houae, occupied by a young man and womun wbo
bad lived th.re for a ?hort time, uml wbo were on.y
KBowa to their uclglibors ut Mr. and Mn. Martln.
Offleer O'l-ary of tho Teuth riciucf, who wa. on
duty lu tt.e vk* ln.tr. W_8 ?l>"^'Jr *"'1'ni0a''d'
Be Immedkit. Iy cnteicd tln* romiis nnd found the
voiiiig umti l)in_ upon lhe floor Wltb a bdltol w.uind ap
parentlypeuctratlng bll heart, and th" young woman
bl.afltag prof.iHclv from a pi. tol ?_<>t Itt tl.e left Meait.
A man, who siil.MMiuciitly proved to be Cli.irl-8 Angustus
Miinck., aire M. a brusbni.ikcr of Hrooklyn, E. D. ito ofl
in - rldeat t*wlldernient near Ibe woman. Tlie
young,-t man was apee.-bloas and evl.lcntly fljlag,
v 1 ile Mtui'k.and the young woman were lu a .late of
liitense exoiten.enf, whl. :i precluded tbeir making a
eoherent or lntclligent sUteinent. Ti.e offleer promptlv
guiiiiiioiie.l a-? i.stanee, and took ****** 'ht lafl tlie woman
to tbe l.Tdridge-Bt. ***'{*} ****, boti.ee:. BrOflflM
and Urand-sta., as priso.icrs. Tbo aeaaflefl man
was couveyed on a etretcber 'to the staflon
houie, wbere bo eiplred a f.-w nioments later. Vpnn
thearrlval ofthe p.i-m.r r.-t they were rloiely r-uestioned
i,v p..i,ic QtpCalaWarfl, abe learaed from tbem tbal
tbe deceased wai Johu Frederto Muncks, age 3".
n. phewof tbe brusbumker. and that the woman, who
had bren known as tbo wife of tbo deceased. w.is ln
r.allty Hatlie Munck-. ai*e 31, tho w'.fo of the
l.riishinukcr. It ******** MuB ***** tM* Muncks, wltb
his tiifcuiol :r i'iew. were all born 10 Qermany. The
ii;.,-!,. came 10 N w-Yi.rk ab. ut M years ago, and about
tl.rec v.-sir.aii_o marrlefl the young woman, who had
theu beea ahoel flvo years ln N.w York. Af?
ter bis marrlugo, Cliarl. I Muncks. who
aaa einployed by Bradley A flnilth, maim
fatturcrs of bru .ic.. nt No. 351 Tearl-sf., went to live
witli his wife, at No. Tl Eighth-st., Bi-ooklyii, E. D. Hoon
afterwaitl, thfl ncplicw, who had been scveral years lt.
Anu rlc-i, and who was clerk in a pap'-r waiohouse In
Ms.iil. ii i.'tiie, went to live with hl* uneK Abont
time uccks ago the unclc. cbarg.d hB yonng wife and
nephow with Improper Iniliniicy, nnd on the
fi.i.o-.iiiig 8ay the. alle-ed guilty fO-Bfl man and
woiiinn llcd to Bflfltoa, the nepliew. 1t ls allegcfl, prevl
ou-li- tteaBag .- from his uneie. Aft'-r remalnltie flve
daya at a hotel ln BostoB the guilty couple eume
to New-York and went to live totflpO-flrfly with
the womau'fl ilatcr ln Thlrty-slxth-st. On return Ine
tbo wife calbd upon her outrnged huiband, con
tem l hef gBBI and ei-aved forglveneis. T.io bfl*
band received her allcttioitatcli, fre ly forgafl her, and
Weleootod b*r un.l tho aepbea Baak te hM home. to
v, 1..di lliey therefore retuiiii-d. Tuo daya later, how?
ever. bo aeeused bim of repoafed lm
proprletkfl, aud ordered blra froiu tbe
hoii.ae, Ihey tbon took Bpai'tmrnU ln tlie
ten. inetit-lioiiso No. IM East E'.eventli-nt. Tl.O husbatid
followed Uieui, and Bflflfll d bis wife to return to ber
home Pfie refimed, but finally eflflaaBtod t.ir.-ruru f *t
her trttnks, wiiieh stu- did, unaeeoiiipnnled, when 808
Baahaaflbaal her. and s.nt (mt i.av, miiierqn'iiiir
forwanllug her truuka to her, nt No. 3.'.d liat 1 .i'i.iy
aiMll-bt.. lo llhitl. pl.li'l? Uu- g lli * 1..H1 iiiid miAlHt.lili'
reiiio\ed. . iiiiietjiieutlvtbat _ecnre1 apail.nents ln I.ud
low-st., where tbey hare since reaideflafl >,i?" ?"d wife.
AeeordlBfl to tbe . tatuiucutof tbe buaband, be wcnt to
tba rouiiis occupied t.y bli wife and di pbea last ntgnt,
lo iiiii.iige Witb herfor proeee.ilui-a for .livorie. Oa hla
arnva! tba Dephew.be al.i-ges, shot liiuisclt*. wbile bis
wlfo was aecidentafly wi.undcd bv a pi'tol whlrti she
held ln her own band und whleb waa dl_c_aig,-d
tvblie ht wai atteuiptlng to prevent her fnun ebootiufl
l.ei.elf. as ihe had tbreatened to do. The buNi.uiid's
r'ftiement ls anlistrcitlatlv corrotx.nited bythtitof hts
w-lfe; i.iir, antbAti-n_.ilr ia nun of peeiiliar aml rnystcrl
otis t iici.iiinUiii e_, I'olu'.) Captain Ward dacided t>. <!'
I_in tbe husband ou auspe ion of uiuriler aud tln-wife
ns a witnew, botn t? nimt the aetion of Coroner Urrr
ini.li. who wm inforused nf the futal alhair.
Ulioii eiiiiiiinatiei! by u pullcn suiveou, the woman'i
wound n '<** f"und to be sunply a fl t'i u nind of the lefl
brreaa . r.rnl aet of a dangeroufl , Baraeter. In rhe
liiK-ketaof the bmliaiid wore found two revolvers, one
istrroi of ".. ti of abtoh bad Meaaroc.miy dtovbarged.
Tliey wer.'I'leiitifled tiy the woui.iii as tba wcapoii. by
Whicb tbo ebootli.g had bern done.
ttie nt-aniVD'a 8TAT__tr^T.
The susperted husband, tt***** 51 years old, s. er.i? to
Bfl nt b-ast 10 or 13 years younp-r. Be M BBflMflB-BBtf
lihnvi tbe ordltliiry hlght, of galltit (Igilie, of gnnteel up
pesrsneo and good addrtss. Iii *.s dark rotnplexioned,
with a ruddy fnre, hliiek eyes, oirly halr, and beuvy
blaek mustache. Ile isoi a. tennlned.thougli not o/uu
prepoasASslngTippearanrp.
Wblle ln eonvcraatloii wltb P.lire Captain Ward and a
IB-BOBB reporter at tbe Klttrlrtce-nt. .utii.ti-ho.ise.be
nifide lu drief tbe fnllowlng itatement: " My nsme li
Chartaa flBflaaBM Munrks; I ain ii brushrnaker
by trade; nrti C 4 yi nrs old; I eanie t<i tbi*
eoniitry alionf 34 ye irs aro, and ain employed
hy BfaflMy A Pmlth, nciniifnrfiit-ers of brn.h.-s at
No. 311 I'eitrl-.t. In ihis citr. The 88-88881 waa mr
iicjiiieiv, jaba Pi-derloB Maaeha, aafl ibe aaataa aith
ith.nu ba waa brlac ia Ladtow-ak Ifl nu wife, H.itic
M ik ss; I umrri. d lo r atii.i.t thr.e ve.irs ago, and we
lived ln WllHawburBB i tuf nenhew liv-d wltb us :
ab )iit thr.c week. ul'i I eau.ht l.nn .md uiv wife ln nn
impruper poaluou. Tu- > *tte ina raoia bv tbi ina? lu ,,
klar-lng e:ic'i other, wblle playlng card. fo.-ethcr. I
thoiight iitls conduct verv Improper, and I aeelfled tbaa
f it it, und t il'l iiii aapBBB tbat ho sUoul.l BOt livo iu my
l.tiiiiic aui liiiigcr il bfl vvas jfiiilty of lucb
conduct agaln. Tne m-xt dav bfl stolo IC.
fnun me and ran nw-av to BostOB tvlth Bf wife.
Fnun Baaaaa they wrote me thal thoy wara going io
Calllultil.t, but, liihle.nl ..' tliat. tln f t??tuu: to N'-W
York. When they csune back, I recelfed ttcin klmtlv,
fnrgnvi' th(?in', and agaln wetoU-Bed them to my hMti-e.
1 did not like their aaaflBBt after they rcttu,ted. anl,
twodnys laU-r, lortli-n-tl tliciu io le tya, vblcb t'ny did I
beard timt th. y ?.?-.? llvlngtogethi r ln tbe hon- In I. ifl
low-st. bi Mr. ?tid Mrs.Martln. I went tbere laat uurtit M
get uiv wifi- to go to a lawver witli me to-morrow, to ?t<e
ubi.ut geltiug a diVuree. Wiu n I gut th- ie, I fonnd tbe
donr lu'-ked, nnd I ihook lt ourn or twlee by the knnb,
and It came open. I wcnt In snd found tbem both lylng
Bfl tb.- outsi'le of the bed, fullv dressed. They bad
pl.slolia in th-lr biiiuls, aml they jan.pe.l up, aud point
lng tba pl.tola to their own bodlea. threatened
to Bbottt themselvea, If I did nat g"
away. I tried to Uke the plstol away from my wife, u>
kc. p her rI-.tn hnriliig in-r, il, aud, wiiile 1 wasdolug so,
It went off. shontlng her lu t lie breaat _ho screatn. .1. and
my nephew then shot luuiself ln th.-breaat. An offl.-er
tben camo an.l arrrsled me. |l dl.l nnt go lo Ibo lio un. In
Lndlow-Ht. for any vlolent parpOBB, aud I did uol use
BBJ BBBbOB or assault uiiy oue."
TIIK Wirt'B BTATFMriT.
Tlie wife ls a young woman of attraetlve appearancc,
but of a aome what bold demeanor. Bhe la sniall ln stat
ure, and of falr complexlon, wltb dark halr, and large
gray eyea, Hhe wiii neatlv attlred ln a fashionably out
?ult of blaek alpaea , laborately trlmn.ed with flitilng.
Hhe made ln aubitance tbe followlng itatoment to a
TB-BOflB rep4irter: Bly natno is nattt'- Mnncki; I aro
31 years old, and tbe wife of Charles Augi.-tus Muncki.
who 1? 64 years old; I waa Imrn In Pninertnin, and I
oaaie to New-York aboal eight 88888 bko. I
inarrled Mr. Muneki three y.-iun ago. ond
we lived at No. 75 Elgbtb-at., Willlaniahnrgb.
Tbedeeeased was John Pred. Muncki. Ba wus _o yeara
old. and a clerk lu a PB88B Btore lu Maidcii-laue. Ha
waa Mr. Muucka'a uephew, uud lived wltb us lu Wil
liunjitiurgh. About three weeke ago Mr. Manefcfl
ebarged Pred. and me with tmpropei- lntlmsej-. The
uext dar i red aud I w,-ut to Boituu and nm ilBcfl dve
?l_> - at l'.. li. Vr Hotel. Then we rame hai-k to New
York, and went to my uster'i ln Thlrty-sixtk at. When
we rame back I went to aee Mr kluneka, at liradley A
Bmttb'i, at No. tn I'cart-at., wbere ha works
aa a bruab uiakcr. Mr. Muneki received uie
klndly and lorgave us, und we 8ent to Mve
with Dlm again In Wllliamaburrb; but, two daya after?
ward, be M',.t ua awar airaiu. We weot to the t.-uement
bouMi No...). E-iat Eleveiith-at. Wo ataid tbera a few
dava, and tben moved to No. 355 Ea.t Twenty-alxth-si.
Mr. Muneka followed aa and wauted nn te, r?w home
with iiltu. but 1 refiuM-fl Uugo. Ue then aaked me to
cvyAe aud get my truuks, and I did so.
When I *ti%hi lot luf trunks, he pulled
me into Ihe houae and wbipped tae. 1 got
away from him, aud camo bark lo New-York, and hr
?uni uiy trunk. m tio. IM Uaat Tat?ty -aixth at. Booti
afterward Frr.t and I went to live al No. 41 Ludlo *
at. Tnls mornlng Pred bourbt two ptstols?eeven
ahootera?a?d laatlefl them, **A put theaa lo
Ibe bed, bttcaaae . we axpeeted hla norle
would rome. Thia ,-veuliig Mr. Muneks csme and
humtopei. the door; Pred aod I p?t tlie idsi i ?'?? "ur
8888881 aod told Ulu tliat 11 be did not la-av.- tl.r r.ii
wa wouldatioel our.aclvea; he wautrd uie to go uut wltb
hiui, aud I would not; be auatebed tbe plstol out of mj
huu.), aud lt went efl, abooting me In tbe left breaat;
Fn -I thini-ht that I waa killed. aad ao he sbut luuia- ll i
when I..- r'tn! 1,-,1,'eir Ba pm iiu- putoi eloae to bis body
Upni, au e_aiul;uiti.i.| of lhe wound af tl_s deceased.
it Uaii lh* ,i|'l* ??i-r.itine of hiivlng f^en rea-i-lv,. fmiB a
olttni tna iKrg.'l ut _ .ii.-utiiiw, r.illior tt.au liom 888
iabIJ Iu li,_ i,ai, li?:iil, t U.i ta bi. bo.lv. It wa.Vt.iy
^etf i.tv ronnd, aud tbfl BbflOBee of powder
t.i . t U |..n tae el.Kliing naa uot-wnrtby. It had
aaad oal| *? I'l'la eiioiuuilj, nnd deoth bad
.. r< -niit-.l Ii.ou lul rnal hcuiarrbiige Irom lb
|). if .iii-i . i l.y tln- ba |. t uf Hn ..nrt.i. hi on. ot
.,:, lii)..i Vrta-cli le i iing from Ihr- heart An
, ,, ,,|)-. wil ih- ii.iil ? by liuputr ton.uer Cuihoiau to
Ui . ,.i IBa iioi.-si wni bo iK-lil b> Corooer Uernaau
t_.._, aiAl ...i-.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TF1E DIKE OF EDINBURGIFS AI.LOWAXCE.
IflkllATE I.N UU HulgB Ot COMMUJitt?bPKACIUh OY
WR CllAltU-.3 KIl.KK, MH. OI-ADSTONB, AKU
OTHF.M?TIIB GOVKBNMBHT BILL PASaED IB
COWWITTEB.
IiONnow, Frifllay, Ang. 1,1ST3.
The hill gtanting $12.5,000 per annum to the Duke
of Kdniliiirifh on the occaainn of hia m&rriage caine
np to-fliiiT for a third reinling.
Pir t'linrl. ? lillke raade a long apceeh ngflinat tlie
gmnt.
Mr. Qlfl-flaioflt repliod wlth liiftcnirsa, rharactor
izing the penustciitoppoBitloii to tlie hill aatntlcccnt.
Mr. Muuix, flaetubar from IJiniiingham, proteated
against the cpith.-.t "iudt-c-eut,'' aud Mr. Glad.^tone
with.lnw tliiiuUcuaive eipresHion.
>lr. Bowdaflla a?Wcd if tho nianiage would be
(iolfl-iiini/a <l aeooiiling to Uk- foruia of the Church uf
Enpliinil.
Mr. UI-vlHtone fliMinrtly and absolutely doclinod
to;inswtrtlif-(|iirutioii.
Mr. AmlerHon, mrnihcr from Ol.iturow, moved an
ami ndment prnviding lhat, i.n the event of the Dtiko
of Edinburgh snifleedtng to the C.r.md Ducby cf
SaflXe-ColaiirK, tlie annuity rcauo.
Aitcr iu( thc-r debato. the auicndmcnt was witli
druvvn aiid the bill paaaad iu Comniittce.
THE RFl'l'BLIC OF S.VAIN
?Bflflfll OF ? flfllgpW 81 MllibHli IBIBflHUIIOMH
< OMllll.HH TU l.ONHIUKIl TUE GONDl'tlOX Of IUT.
W AH IflflflBflfl Mflflfl AT CAItTAGKNA.
MAi.iiii), Frlday, Amr. 1,1873.
A di?pntph lias be?'n rt-oeived nt the Minis
try of Witr unnoum*in?r thtvt a i-harp flght hna tafcfl*
pla^e near .M-Jaira, b. tween the Reptibln-nn* BBd ln"i:r
griif*, tn whioh tiu- latter were defflated and driven
rrom the fleld. Eighty-*evenln*nrgrnf,-fl wereVllled.
Ttie mHitrrent flerf baa anllcd from Almerta. There la
great rrjolrinir ovor tf* departnre. It la believed that
the fli-ot wlll next vlalt Aleante, and tbe garrl-mn and
cttizrn* nre preparifie for fllefcnae.
The arsi-nal ln Cadlt ?tlll bold* ont Tor tbe Qovern
roent.
Ttie R<-put.iiran fleM bfll opened a bnmi>arrtment nnon
the ixixttiotiB occupied by the lntnigrut* in 8an Fer
iiamlo.
TheflloTernment troops ln Sevilla have captured 30
cannon.
Tbe Junta af Oroa de Valeneia h?? ?el*ed three vc**el*
beiooging to tn<- Kevtmuoeerriee.
In tho (,'orte* to-day a rewilution of remure dlrtcted
agmnst tlie inmirneiii Hepulle* waa de.li.ated. Ueiior Caa
t-elar mado an elotiueut and potnotio ipi-ech, couuacling
inoderation on Ibe part of tlie lhipnluicaiia. The reaolu
tion wa* adopted by a vote of 191 Yea* to 15 HbJB.
The Majarera tobarco faetory, the laat rofuge of the
inmrgontaln Seviiht. h.in heeu captured by tbe troops.
A large number t-f priflunen were taken. uiiiouk whom
are a-vcral forelgm-n, ttt*nil>era of tbe lutenialioual
Boclety.
A Carlwt force, 1,000 atrong, attac.ked Portucalite,
aevrn iniles froui liilboa, thu luoruiug. Tbe garriaou
iua.lt: a vlgorou* and -uec' t?ful dnfeiwe. The C'.trlinte
were defntted witb iieavy lofl* and uriv.ii over the Ua
iiiid? Kiver.
The town of Alh tma, 13 mlle* front Murcia, haa pro
clauned IU ludep -'iili-iu-e. A Jutitit ba* been orgauiaaxl,
llie tlr-t i.i t of whtih waa to levy acuntii-iutloii|of 125,000
aa ttn- lahabttaata,
Tlie report tliat ttie rrlaate Vltla a*> Madrid bii joined
the luKiirgents li* ofllclitliy contra<li<'tcd.
The liimnrei tlonary fleet, whieh left Ut*. harbor of Al
nirrla, wa* la't *..en headlng for Malaga. Two other
friK-ate* lu the band* of the rebcli are|at Muluga. trylng
to raiae contiit-iitiou* from the cltizeiiflt. Four (icrinan
uion-<af-wiir are m tbo BflBBBt WBtahflBa them.
1*81001188. a promlnent inittlgator of tbe Curt.igen.-t in
Burrection, hat Ix-en arreoted.
An tiiMirgeut frleate eutored the btrhor of Malaga to
rtay (loM.-ly followed by a Oentutu mau-of-war. Biio
ihortly aflerward salled, irolnir emtward, aud wai pur
?ne<l aauin by the Oertnan. It la mipposed tbat *he
wlU t>? captured hy tho latt' r.
TU* InaurKenU ol (.reuiula oii r to iaurr*nder.
i'.ti, Praaaa, Iharaflajr, Juiy 3t, vm
Tbe Catliat'i ant.onnifl-a tluat llun Carl.ta naa cuptured
E-.tell.-i, wlth tho entlre itarrl-ion, whicn aurrondcred aa
piiaoneri of war.
lii.iti in. Fildny, Anc. 1,1873.
O'Tm.iny propoae* a fl'onifi flfll of the niarltiui.* powers
to (i.a uie the etatua ami trealuieut of tho icniurgent
ppuniib iflhii'-fl.
Krv Wlbt, Au,;. 1.?Miiil a<1via'e* from B?yana of the
31 tli uit. conUln the foliowiuit iuU-lll^??nco: The Ciov
erunient BB8 ohtalne.l poineailon of Important docu
nicnts rejrardlnit rlaudebtlne labor* of the CarlUM In thi*
proviuce, aud criuunadnii l^uijano, cotinacl for the
Traumitlantlc Pteami-lilp Conipiiii> aml legal agent for
Beveral wealtby uicrehauU of Ilavaua. Otber per*onii
are laipltoatSlfr :'urt are uuder tho survelllatice of the
cotirUt. The aiiiiti of aome proinliieut men i* rumor.-il.
In aearcbiug tbe house ot t^uljiiuo, tcwi.ulo iu gold wa*
found. whi.-h. it I* said, wa* eoUected here to be *cnt to
Euglaud to fnrtlier tbe eau*e of the Carli*U. The
irtbuno call* upon the GoTornmont to embargo tbe
property of tbe fl'arll?t coimplrator in Havana.
THF. r.r.IfMAN OroiJPATIOX Di FKANCF.
EVAtl'ATluN OF KAflOT AMI IlKI.KlltT.
I'vidf. Frlday, Ang. 1.1075.
Xit'icy iiui\ Bclfurt were fltflflflfltfld yesU-rday
by the (ii-rman troop', who hnrtied all their good* whieh
could uot 88 carried off. llie luliahitanta of both citle*
rrii.iiiufd in their UoUno* while tho tierman* were leav?
ing.
IMiturbanec* are reitottrd at Roan L'Eta|>e, In the
Uepartmrnt of the \u*g**. Thf BaB 9188881 wa* henten
by the mon. wbo crted " Vive Thteri; vlve Oambetta."
klartagttoatriaaoatlOB af tto Taagaa br the Qerman*,
there 0888 erie* of " Vive fi Coitiiuuuel"
1IANK 0F ENGLAND F0R0EHIi:s.
BEOl.S.MNlfli Or TIIK TKIAI. OE AtWRfl BIUWEI.L ASD
1IIB At'COMPUCE.S.
liOMaiN. Frlday, Ang. 1. I97S.
The triai of Atutin lMdwt-ll and his acoom
pllce* lu the fratidii BfBfl the Bank of Kogland will Uke
plare on tbe 19th mat. ut tbe Old B*lley, hefure Mr.
Ar?hlbiild. Ur. liiffard will conduot the prosecution,
aud tne pnioner* will l>e defetiflled by Mr. Poland. Iti*
laamii lt-tmy that all theacciaed will ptoad guilty. |
THE INSl'KKECTION, l.V CL'BA.
Kky \\yht. Ang. L?Tlie Coiiiniiuaioiier sent:
bythe Captatn-Geueral to the ln*nrgenta ba* returned
afta-r au lutoniew witb C'.apedes, wbo Bruily n;fa*?d to
euter into any negotiatlonfl.
bevere eugagement* have taken place lafely near
puerto l'riiiclpo witb thfl Iniurg.-nt*.
The town of Yarcyal wa* attacked reccntly by a Cuhan
force of auO. After a flght of *everai hour* they wero
repuUed. Tbey *et flre to ?everal boufle*.
Gurman, a promlnent Cuban, who wa* made Lientcn
aut-C.lonel of tbe Spaubflh aruiy for aaviug Valmaaeda
froui belug raptured by the lusurgenU at ?ne time, wa*
lately killed in batll*. _
THE TICHBOBNE THIAL ADJOURNED.
IitiMKiN, Fnday, Aug. 1, i-t i.
The triai of tbe Tichborne claimant haa
been furtber adjourned nntil Tueeday next in ooo*e
qoeuee of tbe contlnuod illnea* of one of tbe pirora. Mr.
Kenealey, the leadlng counael for tbe defen**), will be?in
bu addrrix upou the reaumption of tho trlal. and wlll
probably occuuy four daya, flnnbliig ou the Itb Ib*t.
FOREIQN NOTES.
The Bt<>amshlp Great Eaatern left Heart's
Conu-nt on Thur?d*y eveuing at 7 o'clock to repalr tbe
cahie trt iaaa.
The report that the Cotint de Parifl had grmo
to Frob*doiff to ttatt tbe lount de Cbambord 1* pro
rioouc. .1 falae.
All the railroada in Cuba, from tliia mouth
forward. exaet pa*ieu??r lare* aad frelght tolla Ib gold
or lu- u(|Uii -aleut.
The lithojrrapber* of Huvuna havo Rtruck
wuila. Tli.iy deilinlid the payuieut of Uieir w^g..? lu
goi i .?r it* flajtOralaal la .-unrat-y.
Piime Miniater Min?bctti baa wriiU-u a
lolteriobiB trou?i :u. nt*.<l'-n)iug that tbo liaii.m Oov
ertiniriit cout.-(ii|>Ul?-aa new l-i.tn.
The Piefeet of the Dopflrtiflflat of tlm (Jpp r
Laolre, lu Frauoe. baa fortuddno lua .uie lu tue ali'oc.a uf
tne lafltoal Jourual U I'tuolt Sj-hi axn.
Tbfl elociiou of fl uic.ii.KT ol Ue UriUab
ParHamenl fer flreenwleh take? plw tod.tr. thi 88*
teet ia elone and eiclU-d. and thera bu* b**n BMflfl
rbttiutt,
lUiii, accooipanit-d l.y llmmh r aml lightning,
previuied iu Luiidon aod ucig!ti?'i'h.H"J >?'fllerdny. Kl?e
wbere tbroiii.-h.iiit Kaglaad the weata-r la ttue au.l
favorable for fhe growltur erop*.
In view of the many abnscs in the matter or
Chlaaaa eoatraeta tha Oorernmeal ai ifv -'> b*?
ord.r.-tl the (iiptiilu <ieii. ml itrletly t* (tifotre tm
puuiithtncni of trautgra <Moif.
Tlie ininera of the Wigan dndrict, I
ebrre, Eogl.iud, have Ktrttck for an adv am 18 of wai.-<?
and realnetlon nf honr*. Tue nioveinant 0888 nut have
the BBnali8B or sympnt.ty of the trade* union*.
The pioneer ateamer Ooothe, built by tbe
Me??r*. N'spler for the MfllB I.me (ll.iml.urg aaflSWW
Tork), made hcrtrul trip yeflterday, ktet iidna 11 '
?I..,* Qoettafl will hav- Bambuts for New-Yorlt aboul tne
end of Augu-tt.
Kl Monitor of Mcxico gives the parlinilar*
of the death and Imrlal of liou Angu.tlu It
Auru-ttln wa*tbo*olo aurviviug aoo of the cel.lflr.tei'
Emperorof Mcxleo, an.i lived at tbe Fri-m ii Capltnl tot
a number of yearp, wln-rn ho wa* keepcr of B oheap
reiitaiirmit. He <lied ut ueuce with hitu?clf, M' -l ' "?'"' !
tbe world at l*rc. Hlflbunal waa i ? '!'?'
reitialii* having been followed oy a law pooroaople,
wbo were bla nu.iuau: Xn.utU aud lpred ni
grleffl throuirh wln-h be in.l pa?fled. A
fr..i*?, wlth liiicauiatpiilnt. du'toii lt. U all t'if i
tbe i nr rrxtlng place of fb * Prrticl Impcna.. bol
ai iwn.butdeatlnedto beriwrn a common i
The Monxtor utim-i, " Ia if luir, Ibeu, lli.il tho fauil-fl.f
ihe fatber ftrllupoU the bOU."
BflXOfl von Illnidon, hiifband of the famoui
prlinadoimn, Fraii Inuca, h.n p'll.'i ibfld klettel ln tbi
Iieriin WaodaaWaff, coaiplalnlpn of tha leg%l pn
lagfl Itiatlluted against him in tbN ronntry for ix divr ?.
Ilarori von Rhaden hay-i .'hat ln the Autiiuin Of laM
he tod a'ready hegnn lu Boilln a BOlt fi r -.
rol e on the ground of abanl'-nnn nt by h
-.',', nnd Ibl* ml' I- atflj iieiiiiiiif. ,M'^1,!''
laercreive.l new? fhronirb few-Torh JoarBalS IBal blfl
vaile Ua.1 praeured a d.-it.e ul ilivorce li* >*a hli.i ou ll*
?id. -if laat Jviue, ,u Sow Yiili. by whlcb hi v7.( .t- lari i
guilty of adWffl ry. II* 1- r- . dr to eatabllth i ao
he had no flflBl of kiia.vle.lgo that \ttx flfldtngfl
had been baaaa bero 0. roro rexd.n.-.- ' aa au
uouneeifliient ol (udgment la tha newpat-er*. aml
Ba haa proteated ag8in?t li. Th.- to matlonfl
ba d.eUrrt uiitriie; n'ol he '(irther 888881* tbal the
r-ucon tor ha-lening tie i-ro' eotitiut-a. I" *kuh "' Herlui.
??in .-.uehaauflidi-u aml ipiieviU-ef maiiii'T. aml hi tiu-.
aet of violenee ln Kt-W-Torl,caa only l.e toutid ln th"
n.-WH rei>ort?l Iti ihe 1 >i:n>:il- that Frail Lucc.a ha* again
becu iiiariied tt- Miijc von PpflflefaaV'
WEW YORK POHTWB.
HtBtVao f-r Tlir. T.inr.RtL p.r:rrnr.iciv BTtTB C*M
mitW? tm nnuflov of a htate txnrnurnoji
?MKWS'OK I.i'.VDIN'fl; VVMOI*ltAT!?, AC.
[lIi.flM A ??UIII COliHKsr(flM.t.NT Or TIIE TniltL'SF..]
Sakatoi-.i, Aug. l.-The 8iib-Commitu-o ap
poiiited laal evouiiiK by the Liberal Ka public.in
fctateCommitt.-o to repirt what a?tion it was advi-v
ablo to titke relative to the cullingof a btate Con
venti.an, made th<? follotv ing r.-port at tbe adjouiued
meeting to-d:iy:
The .iel.-ct Commlftee appolnfed yri-terdar reommend
thr adoptlon by the Btata (ommUtee of the foltowiiig:
Henlreil. That al! qiiei>tlon* nlatlng to Ihe ftiinre
aatlaaii of thi* Comiiuttfl'e. repre.^enung the Uueral
BepuhUean party of the titute, raaartlM
time plice, and nio-i.- of Ita CoaTentlon, and itt
action geuerallT ln the c-amlne campaiu'n, ba re?
ferred to the Iliecutlve Cominttico thereof wuh full
uowei. bei'oby advUiuit th.m, bt ruro tmjtlnjf .my ai tioi:,
to frauu- a call embraciog the Clnctfinall riitf.itni. with
auch addltlona. a* ni-tv he .l.-rtrird pmp. r. Bfld 1'iviie nll
opponeataof the present Adminwtnttion to unite iu *nt-b
aaU lor a fltata OoBrantioq, wnu tberlewof combinlug
u.ioi.tionitioutosdid Aiiuiiii.-oratlou lu a united move
Biruy. Clark E Btix, C'hairraan.
The followini? is tbe Fxci utive Committee MWT8
referred tbi (I.n. J'ahn ('ochrano. D. D. S. Brown,
q. lluck, Clarke BeH, Gilbert Deune. Gen. Edward
F. Jaaites, Saiuuel C. Taber. Alfrcd Wilkinsou.
The report alter soiue diaciustiou WB8 BOOeptfl d at'J
tho letioltitiou unaniiuourily adopttitl. Tho witiu ?iib
ject nf dihOU-flHion by tho !?Ut<5 CoinnaUee since itd
wrival bere has BflBfl the {tracticabdity of a union
t.f all th.- lllflflllBflfll i'f BPpeaWon to the National Ad
niiiii.-tr.ition in tlie eabilbg campaign in thi' -
There haa been a free eotmulfation between
tlie iiieinbcrs of tbo a^l.ite Conimittee flfld
other Liberal RepuMicnn* imw here and l.-?aliii?
Democratu, ropreeer.tinir all eeetiona of tbe State,
and tho opinion ia unanlmona tbat the disaffection
aml disuust toward tho party now be.-iriiiaraway.it
W:i?bington is solwidtapread among the peopla of all
parties that it uocdi only cuceutraUil action on tbo
part of tho oppoeition, backed by a reputablo tieket,
to carry tbe JState thia Full by a large majority. U.ivv
to bring about such united nnd concontrat.il action
iu tho probleni. The dilli'iiiiy lie* in the upparent
iinwilliiiirn<'H8 of both Liberal Kepiiblicrtna and'
Pomocratfl, especiallj- the leaflt-rn, to snrrender their
party orgaiilzations or prirry name^. While they
?flafl upon tho pliitform of principlcs to be
a.lopt.-d, nnd whilo each organbtltiOQ is vvilliiii? to
inak.: it*. call for a Siato Convention 60 broad as to
iiu-1 udt- all oppoiieuts of the preseut iui.?iulo, yet
each Hticuuo'isly objects to lieing ".-.wallowed
up" in the other, or to einking its
ideiitity or pnrty name. This is especially trno ?.?
tbe Democratic party aa repr.-sentcd by its lcadnig
men and newapaix-w in thU Blflla. Thoro are those,
prufes-flring ta kuow the facts, who say that these
1.-;ulcn aud joarnalsdo not correctly repreuent the
rank aud fllc of tho Democratic party, tbat they
have aolti-ih and aouietinios even distredit
ablo notiona in tbaa trylng to per
petuate the old Democratic party nauie, aud tbat
the rauk and tiie aro ready aud anxioua to join in
the HIBBllaB of n new party, with a now namo aud
a platform of principles adapted to the timoe. Ite
this aa it may, the only organization or representa
tivebody with whioh tho Liberal Republican State
Comiiuttco can act at tho present tinn
is tho Stato Committee of the Demo?
cratic party. If that Committee niisreprc
aaflta the pacty for wliich it swsum?? to act, the faet
can be BBada kiiowii, and Ibfl remedy BBphad at tho
uext .State Convention, providcd tbe peoplo will aoo
to i| tbat delcgatos are *out to that convention wbo
correctly ropreseut tlieir Hontinicuts. Atinowcon
atilutrfll there ia no doubt that a large uiajorily of
tbe Deutocratie State Committee are beutupouad
heriag to thiir old party orgatrization aud namo
nnder any and all circumstancea.
ThW being the case, it ls ertremely doubtful
whether any arrangement can be mado t>etween the
Executive committees reprosentiug the Liberal R?
publican und Democratic State Committt-cs which
nhitll reeult in the calbug of a ainglo Stato Conven?
tion of the two partiea thia Fall. The Liberal
Uepublican Exeoutive Committee, as will bo
aeen by the reaolution adopted to-day, is anthorized
to take Hnch action aa may 8(*:iire that rcsnlt, and
U.-tiiixnit* bere profeea to deaire it alao. bhould
they nnite upon eucb a call, and a aingle Convention
be held, the queation of party organuations antl
party uainea for tho futuie will thou ct?ue up Ior
diecuaeiou antl settlement,_
DEATH BT DK0WN1K0.
PnovHiiirciE, Aug. 1.?Hcrman K. Hoppn of
Wiaco&aiu, a aludent at Newton Tbeologioal Heminary,
waa drowued al Newport beacb yoflUtrday. 1(1* be
troibed wa* a dixtrarled epertator of bi* fate, aod ber
uncle nearly pen?bed In bla efforta to sava him.
PuoviiiKNCE, Aug. 1.?Hcrman K. Hopps
WMdrwwaed at Jfewport b.a. b thi* morning. Ue wa*
a aiutkut ln Do?ton, but nu from ib* Weat.
ITAKLEX'l tXPKUITIOK AT TIIB TELLOWSTONfc
1UVRK.
Vki i-i.wm-.ink Rivait, Aug. l.?Tlie expe?
dition etart* frifltn bere to-day. Bloody Knife aod Fire
(iouil, two -i-init" f iom tm liitf.'rd, bave been onlered
t fliii-oinp-tny the eommand. tteport* have roarb.tl
here th:U iho VokUBptU uii- htliitllig luilTalo r_tt tlt..
louiiii' tUver. Kfl '??' fo t'i" w.-t-t. Titei nit- t-ii
iiu-ii .. ia :r u ,i io'i' Itere.l mal thi wlll oppoaa th.
ei|..aiu'U in iiu.v fa
nu. wm v r " i . . i\ run vai'i.
ClII VaiO, III., Au.-.-. 1 '.Vli.-.lt w,i- mi;:
lan i .11.) di. i ot.. r iui i. l i . i, p. iu. tafl t > ? ?.-'.
the rate Bl wlilfh the lt hl' v..r-- limklni.' w , lltiiienth.
Aflar l ilM -i-k, iue tim. ? laaalaa . flio.ia.oi ou ibi tm
acr hemug * ipirea. u.* ,-t..'.' full Iw |i IV.
TIIE GI15BET IN MARYLAND.
F.Xi-XTTIOX OF MLIim.. ON AND HAI-IAHAN.
i.a.si hol'ks ok tiii. naiMiaiia> ratTaa-Br_TTll,a
IN IIIK ( KI.L-liili ( ltlUK CO_H_-Mil) HV BOTH
MIiKIaKIHt-IUtI.
Bai.timoki, Anp. 1.?Joshna Nicholson and
Tbniuiis R. Uallau.u., wbo uurdured Mn*. Miry Aun
I/iiopley, age ll year-, ou the ulglit of J.m. i. I.ut, nnd
robbed tho tiouic, si.ffered thla mornlng the e_tr<ml
|. ?] ifty of the law li| hangjug.
Nifho'son hafl] :i '? ll ? ' II Intervtew wilh his wife and
ebUdrra.Msfatber, moiiirr, haflthal nnd -i.ier y.-ter
dav, whioh w.a of a m' st affeetlng (88888888. lltllahen
ha.l no vlsitora ak*** hla ipirltual BflBBBBB BflflJ men
spi-n' y.-tcrdoy B8B8_BflBB and ereulng ******* an
*f**t in ri igiuon 188881 i-ie* until a lato liour. Ttn-jr ie
liicl about 12-..U', iiii'_ Bata 8)888 aaB during tbe nlght.
K ,,,,,,, ,,, , ., at ,-, ni uk k ihi. luoruins.'uml Nioh
olo.iii Bl l.alf-|i:..ai 5. Tiie iallcr took a bat li aud bolb
-. At aboal ? o'eloek tboy took br tkfaat eep
arateiy. WbOa at bn akfaM BaBahaa leatorBefl to a re
porfer rho wsi, preaaoti "I atn ss well and aa con
teatedfMl ato-BiBfaa I ever was ln my lif'." Fteex
t.r,?a,.,| siime mh'. ty to know the populi.r opinV/B lo
rcf( rci BB to BM ense.
Imineiiiiiri ?'. i't. r breokfaat a praver-me ting waa
hat-ttBBtobfll oi,'., BflB, ut whieh ootti priKuer. tbeir
.ij.ii.iu.. mu..' 14, mi. (iriihtb. laaabMaB of iaa iMaaa
era' All 48804 -i Ition.alnl a few-..-uitoraoX tiu: Young
Mon'a Cbi.t_.ii As.a,ji.i*i:oii, waro pr.*. ut. t_ vam
hyiuni Wfl x SBOg, sltci fbicb Nkbolaon led iu prayer,
lt., full ,v< ;
ob M ic'*i ' ?Fath'T l ler-nse jiy etrength. Let me
i.e .r lt'.i-u ?< wuh reaijroatDin. I feel. thnt, Foth.r,
i iiaii i < ,t.? i_-aiiiifii. toaaa ea nlab. 1 feal u.at Tuy
? . . . ied un- free of all gullt, anfl l caa
",.siie . t . fb<- realaa of imht. I commit myaatl to
iliylui.J. I know I have ti in wmug, but tiie BU>ulog
, ,. i i:..;:. ?, ..'. I a.D l:.y iln.'l. Fatber, wbile I
', \-? beea inb-m Thou Baat b"-n wilh me. I
i ..inuit my i"ior wife aud elitwlren to tbea.
-I i Ui. y bo led to aalvauun. f-.icngtneu
ii ?? with tln- II' lv Splrlr. It li bard te lierir, bal wo aro
going to a batler plaee to-day. Motber, beautitui
niother, ? ,ii r, und brother, I .hall _ec you agaiii.
etrengtben my t? luv, d brother in ".ue fenrful trial Be ts
now enduring. Give ?aatbe atienfltli otTBj ble iflBC, aa
that uu tue ?-affcil I e.imlio wilUa aui , BV mf *****
w-hlspering tbe oama *'f awflel Je?u*. F.aln r, I coiuant
ini - lf wbolly to Tlc, lia.nl.
Tho hymn "Rock of Agea" was BBa -ong. aiter whkh
Nlchol-ou bade fiuowil to bis 8888888 188*88. <?'"'
biotb.r.4 cor.i al.y ? iu___ng. The coie_i<__- wuit,
tbeu touciudod at lhe eell. aud tbo pr_-ju. r-, 88*8-8*
pauicd by lueelerKyiaen, at b:J_ a. BB. uiov. .1 tLuougti
U)8 Liain bull and BBtored tbe Directore' rooui. wl).
hour waa pa.-.d iii privato devotional exerctoefl.
Nlcholuon was drcsseO tn a blaek sult and II illahau ir.
gray. As tbey BBflfl-fl through the matu hall totb prls
aflari were aaltlba and cheorful, and noddod pleaiantly
to sueh aequaintantes as tbey met.
Col. 8-888. tne Hlientt, with lila deputlei. left his offlce
soon afUT 8 o'eloek. rea. hing 188 Jafl Bbeefl MB At tbia
h?ar tbere were probttbly 15o pcraous iu tim imnu baJI nf
tbe Jali aud the grouuds witbiu tbe lnelosure. Man) ut
Iheiii wore suMA_iiig aud q.iietiy awanlug tln- 8888 ot
txocutiuo. Tue t,aiiu,vs had 8888 < rc-etcd at tbe uurlb
ci.d of lhe Jali, b.'iivcou wbab aud tbe B08tb wali tln rc
was but n imaii epaea. Hhe atraiotan wa- 2:fiet .u
l:i?'iit, thflptotfoOBbalafl l. feet from tbe gruuud, aud
the crocsDearn ntne icct bigber.
The view from tbe south wus cnmp'etoly ol>?tnicfed
f'-amework of the gillows, loomtng B88V8 the Jail, was
by tbo Jull, and from tbo cait by the jali
wali. From tho nortb and west the skeletoa
plainly fiilble. Afl early na t* o'eloek a large coueourae
of people bad B88BBBbtofl on Uelv.dero or llowat.l'a H.ii,
Ui.- lAld faini.y nvtil ut tuo Ilowarda, andon all tbe bigU
t*toaaA*m lu-t i.Nutih, aud coucord-iu., tfaatehhtha
view could be otAlaiiit-il, eevtral buudred pcrsoua aiio
vt ivpled tbe roofs of tbe house*.
Tbe exercisos lu tbo DireeUiis' room ronsUtcd of slng
Ing, prayer, and sbort rellgioiu addr.-Mes by Both prls
oners, who were (piite caltn and eflflBpaeefl, and who
expressed their confldeiice ln Christ. The anerament
waa then 8888-8888881 hv tbe R. v. 188848 Dall. aa
siste.l by tho Kev. Mr. Wilson. Tuo reportera and tbo
publlo were exeluded from tbe DireetotV ronio. aa it
wai lutemled tnat lhe bacrameutal aetvko abuuid Ite as
ptivate as poo.-iDle.
At balf past 9 Col. Kane ent.-rod tbe Dttl ctora' room,
and waa soon followe.1 by the llvard of Ylattofa The
prtooaers'arflaa wete taaa atatoBafll ttt* beb-afli thatt
liauds tied witb a sm.-ill rop.-, Bflfl a blaek alpaea eloak
thrown over the sboaltliTS of e.tch. At S miuutei to 10
o'eloek tbe door to tiio Dlrectors' room opened,
and tho pro.-es-ton, headed by Sherlff IflBBB antl
Dniitty Oeor:'> Rosemond, followed by Hallahsti
wltb the l^v. Dr. Dall, and Nicholson with
the Rev. Messrs. Wilson aud Norris, marcbe.d out.
Tbe prism guard feil ln tho rear, followed by the
Gruud Jury and speciaton, and all proeeeded to tbe
scene of execution. Tbe pnsouers ascended tbe atepi of
tho platform witb 8tea.lv trea.1, both iniLiiig. Arrr. iug
ou the platform, Sht riff Kaue aald tbat Ilallahan deaired
to makea few remaiks. Tbo latUr au-pped forward,
aml aald:
OBBflBBBB A5D ERornPRS: I aelcnnw icdye that
my s.utenee ls Just. I am perfeotly w dimg to give np
uiy life for tbe etiuio I Lave eouiuuited. llit-re ia notli
ing Uke Cbrlstianlty and brotberly love. I was onee
arrcsted und n'nt to prison wrougfullf. I waa treati-d
wrongtully by the Judge of tbe court aiid oflloera of tlie
law iu power at that tluie. I lost evi-rytblng I had?
fnendi, monev, my wtfe, whom I expeot to nieet ln
Ileavou. ihe mor I think of lhe upr.gbt
Jud_es aud DUtrlct-AttoruevB of Anuap< il-,
the more I love them for their fair treattneut
of me. I returu uiy thanks to Ward .a Irvui aud all bi.
(1. putles. I die lu tbo laitb. UeuUvuicu, good b}e.
Good bye. Mr. Crone.
The prlswner nodded with a smlle towards Mr. Crone.
Tlie votce of Hallah.m wai flrni and dtiUaet.
Nicholson next advanced aud said:
I wlsh to make a few rem.rkfl. Tae conf. ssion |tbat
waa glvoo to Mr. Crone wa? under rroatiso fr?>m th*t
I'.-iitieuian that I wonld be made State'a wltneaa, and
the atateuient tnat 1 tben made waa tbe truth. My
puni.huieut u Just, aud I warn you ail'a|{uln*t Uie love
of money and agninit evi! e..n)pan1ous. I commit mf
dear w lfe aud precluui cUUdrou to Uie hauda of a uicrct
ful God.
At t_e couilusion of Nlcbolsou'a romarks, Ilallahan
agaln advanced and isld; "I freely forgive all 107
enemles aud bope they wlll forgive ue."
NIcBolson reipondcd: "And I alio return the
same." Tbe men tben took tbeir posttinns on tho
platform, Nicholson onN tho west or left baml,
and Ilallahan on tho right of tbo plat. *__. Bheriff
Kano thou ad.luated the nooaea on tluir neeka, tbe
prtaonera took leave af tbeir Bplrltual alvltera, and after
ten mluuttis uf ?ileut prayer lhe drop fell aud tbe execu?
tion was aeeouiplisbed. Hallahau's body exhlbiteil
convnlaions, but Nk-holsoa died 'without a strnggie.
IIaU.ibau'8 roal nauie, it appear*. w.a Tburmau U.
Wtialen.
Duilng thli aftemoon and evenlna. over t.om peraona
Vie 8 c.i ll,.. r? ua iiua of HaiiiAt.au, at tbe r?U8iU-b_io_t
of Wa_ver, ou Lifayette-.t.
CHOLERA KAVAGES.
Evansyiile, Aug. 1.?Cholera has brokrn
out wltb fe'arftil force lu Carral, IU., and eight deatba
had occurred in M boors np to 1 o'eloek p. m. yeaterday.
Fonrteen death* In nil bave oeearred since lhe cholera
made iu appearauce there aiamt a week ago.
C___B-iO-T_-villb. Aug 1.?Tba lateat pnva'te advlcea
from MuxXreesborough, Tuun., alate tbat th. re baa beea
14 deatba from cholera during tbe preccdlug *'* boura; a
very large tuortallty for tbe aize of the town. The cltl
tens were paotc-atneken, aud all who could were Beemg
to the *****slna.
St. Loi/ib, Mo., Augii.t ******** ktaning IH**p*tteA toarna
Irom a aentleman Juat arrlved from Poplar UlutT, Butler
Couuty, Mo., that cholera had raged ibere vMlentl/.
Tblrtr deatba had occurred out of a total populaUon of
leaatban 800. The murtalltr waa largvlv e..uflned to
railroad handa, bul aererai au_.ua had died. Tbe dia?
eaae baa uow uoarljr abated.
Eva>bvi__.b, Aug. 1.?Two deatha from eholera are re?
ported among the rolling-mtll handa, with two caaea tbat
wtll probably _r.un.a_ falally.
r.iu-BBi-a. Augmt l.-Tbara _aa been aoeaolaeato
thla city for nearly a <____, aatil tBifl ?BBBB *bea u
convict died at Uie Teuiu-uUory of Vu
1
CONPEBSXCE OP THB MAS-ACBTSK-TI UU8UU).
BEPL'BLICAB 8TATB 00MM1TTE8.
Boiton, Au*. 1.?Tarelfo or fifteoa ?BBI
bura at tba Llheral RepohUcau Btate Central t'oniiuH .
held a c-'ufereuee meeliug ot tbe Parker lioat*. to-da '
diacuaa tba p.4it._al siiuauon. Tbe Uoa, V. W. 1
prt-id, d. A coimnltta-o waa appoluted to fully eonn ..y
tbepoiiti'til _ltuaU'-n in Maaaa-ibuaoltaaod the co uut ,
gsat rallp, aud to report at a future uieeUug.
*m *
TIIE OIIIO CON9UICTIONAL CONV?NTI0B.
Cui.t Miiufl, Aiiji. 1.?Tba Couulitutioual Con
itutn.u ti^day, by u voteof 41 to 40, adopted a tetolik*
U-B to adJouru tit uia Aug. t to Dec. i, and llan u>4?ellB
CtofltflflaU.

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