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ClIUIIJMNW. Dec. tidy-Tho Slt‘o'blll‘lltllt R‘llttjlll. from York. for New Utivttnc. was liiii'nml yentt'rdny About 2” .nllea ttil' tho can‘t. I‘Tizhtci'ii of the [inatten- (era and crew \Tt‘l‘o brought brrt- by ning thin unit-innit. 'I‘llll'twtt livos isrosiippanml to bare lwly'u ltrsl. inclu- M OWN“ Marvbtnuu. 'I‘wrntyrl‘our persona urn atil printing: they were last cut; in the hunt or cling- in ‘(blltlt wreck.

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.Thefitcmnahip Rilnixii limit flro about 2') miles otl‘ lhe cos-t of South Carolina. on ‘l’nccilny at noon. while Inciting tint postage from Now York to New tir- leans. 'I'hern own: on board at the timi- 5.") persons all told. Uftha: number. nightth Intro arrlvc l at (‘lur- Iitstlm. itml four other: :trn intiicicd to hurt: bt-t-u Sfll'fll

Tho Bali-iin in“ Hill lttllll liiirtlciv, two dun-in. schooner rigrt-il. film out: If: feet long {It in Width. and 17 [€6.1ll‘lllll ilfltolul. .‘iliu WM rated M l‘. and was owned by the Atlantic Cont blill Stenuiiihlp Coni-

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The Purser telegrnphs flint the fin: broke out at l'.’ O'CIOck. on tho L’ltll. and In five minutes the Strainer was in lItmuc. 'l‘h-rty-tine of the IIfty~livo permit: on boitt‘tl on: reported inn/ml thus fur, The law by the burning of the lldlt-iuii I: not known t'xuc‘l'u but it is outiliiated ttt from S‘liil to 8m.» Oi"). 'l‘lio ugt-ntr in

_.. . . ......_._.._3—~—..-.... “ liltb ult.. upon a Warrant charging him with havingpn 1th» 12th Soptmnbrr lust, married I lady nomad Eliza- : both [Ilium his former wife. Emily Flor-clutching that l and still olive. The prosecution was institulld b the : father of bin first mfc. Mr. McGee. who. wit his ,tlnnghtt-r. was in ISM) l‘t'lllllng in America. when the idefrmiaut made their acquaintance. lt‘t’lllllt‘r in that your luv mu married to Miss Melitta tit inn llpiu-opal rhurc. in the diocese of New York. A ; deed of separation wiu executed in October, 1863, and ' the dctemlaut being ndviactl that his first marriage was ilingul. contructcd is second one three months ago iii London. without any attempt at concealment. The coco was remanded and npplleutiou for hail l‘t‘ftltied.

Accnniitc front Ituly tire gloomy and oonflictin . The old feeling: of loyalty to the King into said to £0 por- ceplihlv shaken at Turin, and secret societies are spreading rapidly throuin Piedmont and Venetiu.

Sitturtlny, the I‘llll inutaot. being the Anniversary of the death of the Prince Consort. who died in 18m. It ! \Vlmlnor Cit-lie, the Queen und various members of tin‘ royal fomily paid the usual visit to tho l‘riiico'c mausoleum st Froxniore, and the remainder of the day was passed by llsr Majesty in retirement.

The following notice of the diviclon in the House of Commons at Ottawa on Mr. Fisher‘s motion for reducing the duty on " ten, intrinsic-a. and neural other Articles. " wu tlnd in the St. John Telegraph. It will be olicervcd . that. tho members lllt\'u arory different. style of conduct- ing thcniselvt-e iii. the "capital." from anything to be

this city have lltt Ilt‘l'wnl'll. of the rurzi. tho l’orcrr llttV~ « “deWd l“ "W “HUM-“W! "l- "10 Lflwer I’T‘Wlnofli

mg “in... an n... pm"... with him, Ti... ...,,.-| w... i but their We cannot. oxpt‘ct that the lt‘fi‘lnlltlull of a , am). I The 2 notion Will be carried on in the some routine as that of! worst to ho ontortainud. tho mm". “and would purify

worth ithont 8176.000. and iron p.irtly iiimued. lt’letitlsof Citpt. Mill. were much l't'jtfll‘tlsl this morning u: receiving nuns of his Minty. Messrs. lilt‘iltolmt, Fox 6: (‘0.. agent» of tho Sir‘nfllcltlp Conipiny. this

morning received a second telegram from the l’urtcr’iiround. and from the reading room. the libinry, thrfdonc: u lmva bodi- of tits "wealibivr portion fifth of tho llelei vb. etinoiincini; tho attfely til' at second bout nitlmm. and the committee rooms they came. pouring i ponnlc" oftlio Ielaud warn ctigmatized on inrondiarlov.

uoutnining t iirteeii persona. 'I‘hc nai'iea oftho panell- gcu cud crew lut't‘l t.ro nutyrt known.

FUI‘I‘H IN. PARTICULAR.

Cannitcvux, Dec. 2-5.——'l‘hc following persons are known to have been llt‘etl. and are now here:

Purser Mollnnuo and bit wlle; 1). ll. Iltco. Chief Engineer: John Smith. Seaman; 'I‘hnmru Renting. baker; Jamcit‘f‘roivley. third cook; John McDonald. cuamsn; bInI‘gul‘f‘I .\Iurtlri. ctcn'srdecs; Cs t. Mills. ofllcor of the New York l’oliw; Cline. Vliiitaon,

nut-rigor. (2. W. Bartlett. chirl' officer; Gordon

ottng, sccotitl oflicor: Ch." Smith. quarter-master; Gibbuey. nit-csuinu; Thomas P. liruWn. Fireman; E. Roberts..(‘v. Short. and Francis Melial. stecrugu pas- sermon.

' be following are probably saved: C. P. Murchman, jr.. son of tbo Ctiptum; I'tlll'lt‘k Harrington. Fireman; John IAI'kIlIS. firornnii; Eugene I‘Illis. cnituin’e boy. These persona crcnpcd in it largo bout. cm are known to have otherc with them whose names are unknown. and it Is believed that they picked up several persons who were floating on portions of the steamer.

Z'I'lttt following persons Were lust: llcnry l’elvin. chit-f steward; Thomas (folopy. third cit-word; Jsmcs l‘enfleld. waiter; Thomas \'elsh, it buy of New Or-l loam; Joshua Silvornnil.a coal pliant; I). Lovellc.‘ fireman; Mrc. Bryant. a passenger,

Cnanurc‘rox. S. (3.. Dec. 2l3»-u\-t-n.—-Tho third bout of the steameblp Raleigh rcachcd Kiowah Inlct yester- day with thirteen more pciwns from the wreck. 'I'lie "belied Cburlestoo to-Jay. Their names are: Dr. . Cass. Lawrence chony, Jnnics Brady, Joint Sloan and Angela Gitrraglisu. passengerv; Charles P. Marsliinan. jr..'Actitig Quertor Master, and the lollowin v members of the crow: N. Boyd. Wm. \Vclsli. Eugene "llis. Jun. Punfold. Michael Lurkin nod Patrick llarragnn. Thir- ty—ons pcrttcnc in All from lliu Raleigh buvo arrived here, and iWeuty-four are still mining, ofiihom tun vvcrc certainly drowned.

,llopt-c nre entertained that Captain blarchmnn and those who remained-with him on the ctcnnier when the first boats left, have been rescued by some pausing ves- sol. Tags from Charlecton Wen- cl‘ulclll; yesterday lit the scene of disaster. but without iucCus in finding any of tits missing portion.

EUROF EAN SUMMARY.

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:‘n petty I’rnvince. ; "Meanwhile the division call bud summoned the

,tnmtlltt'fl from their \‘nrioua intuntc nliut‘e, below ntid

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into the chamber. Some. like Gull. und Howe. with cloudy etep and dignified demeanor, tum-r forgettiu that they were looked nt_ others with lece of dignity tin more of liurtc swarming like it flock of" lchuol boys at tho mnett-r'r cuiumotm into tho room. It in some minutes

oct'iisioual flight of n popt-r pellet and an imitation cot cull now nnd then. tlntt Illt' Members are not dirpost-tl to confirm (belittle-Ives entirely to legielstivo duties. Meanwhile the uoirc lins awaken the sleepers, “hit for it while look strenger around. and try to rcmcmber what in up. The Sin-tiller states the question. empliusib in in u ninnnerJuct it little H-AI’L‘MIIC. the Words " cert-rill otter articlt-c’ Cclle are made of ‘currtcd.’ ‘luct,’ Idividc.‘ and ligand deal of confusion ensues during which air John lenvcc his seat and pout-c down to

onnit bear. but imagine ltltlt to be pcrsunding‘ the lllltur tn withtlrnw his motion. Fisher gets rod in thc fnce. ‘lulks rapidly and xccticuluies couridcrubly. but lnil'tlc firm. Sir John l‘t‘llrt‘s with a look of mingled dilap- , pniiitmt-iit and diugust.—'l‘lioceiti furor tifllte motion are cnllwl to rise by tho Sprain-r. Sir John adds half cun- temptnously, "Mr. Fisher and scum! other Members will rise. " In an inctsiit the Nova Scutiu represeutuiivec are up in solid plinlnnx and those from York. Curluwn. Albert. Charlotte. Queen's, Sunbury, Westiuorlnnd. Ilcrtigtiucbo and Gloucester. tiiih ccrcrsl other: from

following of“severn| others." a very respectable one. The names are culled and they take their seats one by onto—A good many naInes are warmly obsered. (‘ut calls and occunionslly s groan greet otliors. doc ltymsl. tho joker, get» quite an ovation of cheers which be uoltiiowIt-dgt-s with in comic bow. itutl receives s "tiger " iu recpnnno. Finally all are down. and lit-fore the unyi- tire rolled the bombardment with paper pv-llels commen- cmt ngniu. During this interesting perfirmnnue it French member I‘H'ult’tu one of these bslle in the eyt‘. ninl epringing up cellos the cushion and lltllll it at hie aarailnnt. who ‘ tlodgt-s.‘ and the unwieldy unit-silo takes effect upon it little old man of n scut-eful disposition. IIo lit-comes angry, and \vtinld more It formldnble dc. monstrntion perhaps, butjust then tho trays are called to stand it i.

to be lost by a vote of 43 to 8d."

The London Time: of December lltli discusses the rights and liabilities of naturalized citizens. It cays it. is for the United States Courts to decide what effect a

Irvivcd at “Ililfl on 'l'ucId-y Al'lul'noon. bringing all“ 3 renunciation forever of oil flirt'igll allegiance may burn

to the list oil.

The tapers are largely taltcn up with notices ofthe merit eninu outrsgt-c. 'I‘Iic diubolical outrage perpe- trutod ct (‘lt-i'itetth-Il. resulted in the death oi four per- sons. and the wounding. in many cnct-s most curiously. of over sixty others. The accountc of the cum-rings of ofthose In tho hocpitulc arc most heart-vending, and have naturnlly called forth from all clout-es. from the Queen to the humhlcct of her sul-jt‘ctc. the most im- bounded sympathy. and large sums of money have been culmsribcd for the relief of the sufferers. It is not to be wondered at that the wildest rumors bnvc prevailed both in London and elsewhere as to l-‘eniun tleiiioucirs~ lions. It has been officially announced tli.it no loss than three attempts wore made in London between the 14th and 16th. to cause inccntlisry fires iii the metropo- tic by throwing bottlt-cnt'Grot-k the through the win- dows of houses. In one house in Grovvenor Stpturn. recently occupied by Earl I-‘iiswilllam. the cons-siltiencu might have been seri0uc had not an alarm been given in time by two policeman who happened to be our. xtuwlthstanding the extraordinary prt-cautlous taken by the police generally, throughout the country. eat-Ii morning has brought rumors of rent or imaginary plots to dertroy public buildings. From Birmingham and \Volvcrhauipiom come reports Indicating elaborate pre- pirutions of'tliu Feuisns. It Is said tbul in the latter town a pint has been diccoverud of a simultaneous at- tack on the Annorics in the vnriouc parts of England. and at the Birmingham Station a box containing bull cartrld as has bet-n found.

Sir l enry Storlu has been appolnted "Comptroller- in~CIilcf " of the Wur Office. with tho position of Under Secretary of Stnto; and. it is said the Government are them to begin a count: of reform in the administration ofthc army. which will ultimately be attended with in- cwuetl efficiency tintl economy.

Referring to the explosion Avhiclt occurred on the 16th. in Newcastls-onil‘ync. c Liverpool paper says :— Tho police sieud a quantity of nlti-o-glyoermu. which was token to the town moor to be poured away: "IDSbt-triflantl Town Surveyor standing by while this

udono. Tho compound suddenly exploded: s po- locniau and three men in charge of the cart. were liter- ally blown to accrue. and the Sheriff and Surveyor~ co (rightfully injured [list thcy have since died. As might naturally ho expected. the dilttctcr _wac at llrlt'contioct— ed In tho public mind with the Ifcntcnsy but it Would ‘ p.” cm: the exploaire material. which was used for

lung pnrpococ. had been stored for six niontha in a collar claw to the branch Bank of England. on behalf .1 amusiuiou agent its a regular article of coin-

Th0. Erich Reform Lesgosma body whose avowed ob- WII to ssouvc " the political utncliori. ion of the p90. .swd to obtain Parliamentary reform by constitu. clonal mew—ban decidod. "for the protection of the bombers of Its mil." to ciicptmtlits meetings ' until such time as the Itbvt'ty of “or II» usly's cnbyoctc In Icelandic again tit-owl by the Hit cos Corpus Apt.’ . Tbsdittosi adv cos from Abycciniu are of it Illllf‘d character of good and bad. 'lciiig precedcnco to the unfavoruhlo “port of the rim-sir. the mortality. ofliv‘lslly ribs-ll us " alarming." among the bracla of burden smud’tho lliitdln -plitCo ct Atlhf‘fllc‘” Ilay, Is a 0in who. A dimming; of this kind Would go a long icy consuls oniintytlefeuttag tbv cap-«linen. 0n the miter Madam troqw were reported to be vcll. noel. with luau-cc wmandntcci‘porrsurc can lag between a

attainsqu #25:le ouinhnuni cf 88 agrees, no pr!" q

for supn‘hcnsiun unsanitary grounds win to «knits tthtmivpa whom they had len-

ounssrd ' itlun bad rccrired something rg ‘flflt'lggnt. proccnts and offer! of

‘ re 3 its rspatMIlblt’KingThao- L" nhcrmmmc. I! arvv s w .. ~é “fruition. casts. rustic flslacty tr: nvmlc'ksnc crooner:- tho consults,

ad- . . balloons». lardly. tics an: and ucbacsor of tlib of Ion am. who was so w known in con.

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V in the Unitml States territory. It is for the Court: of Englntid. Franco and I'runia to decide whether an Englicb. French or I’rnssiun lulljt‘ct can no direct hitti- roll of his nationality by tho process of naturalization , in America. as to pluce him in the position of nforeigm-r 'on his return to his native country. It cluimc one of : Itll'.‘ turn leading writers on the law of nations, Mr. \Vlienton, as against us. It says that, when Mr. Wltcnton himcell‘ was a resident in Berlin be refnaod the protection of his government to a Prussian. natural- ist-d in America. who had been required to perform military duty in bic native country. " Haring return- ed." he said. " to the country of your birth. you; native domicile and national character revert so long as you renicin in the l’ruccinn doininionc, and you are hound to obey the laws exactly as ifyon had never emigrated.“ The Times speaks of this notion as one created and re- cruited by end rntion. The Times. howrver, finally nntl wisely couc udt-s. in View of the magnitude of the subject, that ac s quot-non of policy. not to cay com- mon some. the argument for tension is irresistible. It aoltnnwlvdgcc that the theory. that s man cannot ro‘ nouncu his nationality is quite untenable. when any practical strain comes to be put upon it. and its main. tenaiicc may oi any moment licooiiio the source of very serious ctiiharroniueut. This is very well sold. We do not propose to throw the .Egis of the Great llcpiib. be over foreigners who have assumed American citizen- chip merely as a cover and a shield. under which to levy war and cnmtnit crime in the lands of their nati- vity. lint when n Prucaiaii or Ilritich subject has income n bcaafide citizen of the Republic. with bonnet intent to be a nod citizen. WL‘ must insist that tho old fcudul claim it an indefeacsblc allegiance to this or that European reigning fumin shall be given up. as renlly nltfllrtl in these days of swift locomotion and change- ablenecs of abode. The European governments. it is true, can band together and make common cause in defence of thlc obcurtl rinciplcu sinctoiir government. Ilnt wu have means of inciting t om iel-l to the dio- tatec of reason and common sense in t is mutter without it resort to war. Europe ocunot dispense with our oua‘ tout. If the subjects of the various European sovereigns find it for their temporal welfare to come ovrr to our side, We muct no that they cud’er no detriment for their voluntary adoption of our nationality. Indeed it is ridlcnlous for foreign nations to boast of their voluntary abolition of slavery. whils the attempt to hold to allo- gianeo apatriatcd citizens on y oscually returning to their native land. What harder servitude could there be than such a condition I In fact. it practically nisltrc citi- sonc. in this tit-nae. no better than surf—I, tlic odscrt’pti‘ ylcbre~bnltlld to flu roil.-—-llocfon paper.

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TEJAXL‘ UNION DISTURBASCES.

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Sin-oi llml In the Appendix (II) of tbs Journals of tho lloncn of Accentny for ISM s rcthcr

lengthy document. dstctl Government House. August 2nd. H65. com 'slng no loss than nut, "graphs. and dedicated to the Right lion.

Edwsrt L‘nrdwcll. M. l’.. bit. &u. Thlc dignified and truthful invlruvncot (9) purporta to emanate from the uaiut cssencu of wisdom. loyalty. truthfulness and «mighty of the ill nitnrics of . E. I., who. for the time being. lit-id t e rvlcc of Government. and up car to be 'vrry collcltouc to mafnuln Ilcr Mcjrcty'c sws and thclr own honor lnvlolstc, but at the cxpcncc of truth. of tin pccplc‘s tors of good oidcr. and rsgsrd

out of valuable property.

iuvldlcus that so buon individual In mold ventmc to lingo the ctsterusntc of ' total a la and dignified a t y of gentlemen as com' o UKGQVOMMOII. of I‘. It I. in thsgcsr of but Ir"! lbw. Our only apologv is, the dlschal'gl of a duty wc owa otirsslf u an individus‘lv. and to |opi- d titers In tho icnciit scion csuss. c sppca o c“ ,I _ r) ,0! than its-gs. that

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before they turn cooled. and there one cvitleiicee iii the'

Fuller's det-k and exchanges words with him which we '

()ntorio and Quebec combine to make Mr. Fislit-r'r

The result is that the motion is declared '

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whsrolu tbs tens-t union doctrine. or action. infrinusrl tho law. in violating the fight. of others. they. the Goo «mount. as uoardlsns of at. public rights. doomed 1! a duty incumbent on them to non in a manner In that any wront: committed by tho tenant union should not llm done with impunity: so we tonant union men are In duty bound to oursolvos lost-o that wherein wu barn been wronged (if ponililnl. to expose the wrong. and hith it rectified~ however exalted are our travlucors. The 19th paragraph in this cotiiiiiunleation to tho Secretary for the Colonies. recounts four inoid-mtt'. touch of which appears to bo minutely narntml. Their trntlifnlnoca or othorwise la not enquired into: it is munch-or for tho purport» that “it has been reported an." The. Incl. incident in tin- 19th paragraph reudc thou: t' ()n or about the 27th May last. one of the pro- prietors of TOWnshiu No. 36 stitccotled In curving .voi‘eral writs upon his tenant: A few days after. In: barns worn thtrnyMl by fire. The affidavits plocrd ha- fnrc the Plxrriitlvn Government. on whit-h a mot-lama- tion was issued. offering is reward of £500 for the dis- covery of the lnrrndiarin. fllf‘rlllf‘il tho destroying of the barn.- to the ccrviniz of the writs." This event. an patholicnllv given. divclnaoa tho desire of tho Govern- mom to bring thc tenant union institution lnto ndiunt. lnvolvlirc them In the crime of lncondisriam ls tranc- l parent. On what fact they found thrlroxnocitlon is not ‘lrnown to the public. nor do wn thlnli it is known to “hem-elves. The fact of it barn being consumed bt‘ l fire doon not. to us. naturally stiqgnct its balm: (lone hr 1 tenant lcnuue men than i: would he to attribute to that , body the rsvagca of fire in Charlottetown it ,l‘t'll' 0r "'0 But an obit-rt was to ho trained: on Icrtiplos

the rod. Tho charnrior. thr- reputation. tlio lovalty of lobe uropla wna aritlrcil. and nacr’flrcd. if need be. to inliain it. and without the abndow of proof It was

lnl'llltf‘l‘ caring for lifo m- nrnpcrtv. The fact of it 1 being an indirortlv Itatetl rlllis'l' aggravate: than palli- ? aim: the ofl‘t-ncc. It i- scrub in the dark. and the un- ? truth here no inaidinticlv inuinoaitul is only to be after- wards used as onnnrtii'iltv occurs to found uta‘cmrnts still more humiliating and degrading tn the people. i What is here vqnallv written in fully amplified in plain Elangtiacc with desle affect bv tln- Iliult Sheriff. onlv twn woeko aflcr. in his “report.” when It In said: "‘\\'hilo their avsfcm of terrorilrn. bv which they in- llimidato tho well dinion under threat! of burning ’thrir premium and fairing their lives. is so complrlc. that it is utterly impossihla to lonlr for any an-istsnro outside of the town. and I lllrlllflll the capture of Donor-tic wholly to the fact lb or he and his accomplices raw lbn firo-arms which I had plat‘cd in tbs bands of me constalilrs."

In further proof of what we have stated. we bl" only to turn to anntbor cents-nos in the same 19th paragraph. in find tho followinz: ‘- In the came month. tho IlrFl‘ll of the capital \vt-r‘o'risi‘ndvd by several lino- dretls of persons. handed bv rt band of music. and car- 'rving colon. on which won painted vsrlntiv motion. such as " I~‘rrc Lands." " Tenant‘s Riclda," thin. the. A man in the procession le arrrslcd bv the Deputy Sheriff: the olbt‘rr was knocked down. and the prisoner roar-nod from him. within n low vard- of tho pflllf‘t- vlntion.‘ The rcacnn is mentioned in Lieutenant-Gov- ernor Dunda!‘ dunntch in van. tinted 23rd March. 11865." In rompnrlncr tlila extract with the languact‘ ~ turd bv leianant-Gnvcmnr Dundas. on the 29rd Mart-h. to which it voters. it do" not require much dic- rrlmination to son that there is a labnvod desire to at!- crsvatn the offence. It is not enamin to color the facts. but rimn'n untruth must be added. manlfutini: a sad Ilr‘l'rtf‘o of ingnouonannsc. which cannot be attribut- cd to “ ignorant-o.” but rather to " design.“

We now avtraot from Liniirrnant (Iovnninr Dundas‘ Deccan-b of 23rd March. Tho vvt'ond r‘arM'I'Ihb r0- cords tho mime event ac mentionvd in Ills Honor tho Admmistratni'c tit-snatch of 2nd August. The Lion. trnsni-Gmrrnor on": "And during last week. I crin- ~lable who attempted to talrn a man from it more-vino of thin lonczm was prevents-d front rim-curing his dotr.“ Tho Ifioutcitnnt-Gow-mor do“: not say one word nbonl a mun bring “ arrested bv thr- Ila-prov Qborlfl'. nod the prinnnvr roar-nod from that ofilrrrfl There is I it?!" . diapnrlty botwern tlin lvro accounts nivnn of tin not! ovoni. The. one la A plain alsli‘nmrtt of truth iinadorn- crl: the other nrchst-a the highest of.an of policli still ‘rrfinemrnt. The Governor must have "moron-NI it ‘ part of the truth. or ihc Atlminl-trator moat have added Irnriro than was absoluto fat-t. We new-r learnt more of ithis affair than Scrum-I Firtrbm‘. who. by lilo own tit-x- ltsrom morvmontc. avoided being taken ""tl'llr'muv," It I Mr. Flctclior was “arrntcd” nnd then "rent-nail." l" Mk ‘wbn resound Hm? \Vca nor warrant iccitwl to take ‘tho party. and M- which of [In Maioatv‘c Justina of ltha Pcsco? varv ct-hnnl bnv knows that Ssmiiol ' Fletcher was hunted «lav and night ltv tho- noullnhlrs to italtc him until ha left the Inland: but It Is not known i that. any warrant wsa isaucd again-t srw other partv or lpcrtica' count-cred with this afl‘alr for " rescuing“ ,Flott-her from the Deputy Sherifl‘. If thorn was an ‘ " rim-in and rescue." and no warrants iisuod. grunt dc- : rsliction ic chargeablc to come parties.