.CDdkLA =JJfr SLY. t1'.111'; A few days after tho exerattoo tit Miami, a long decima tion was putolisirret, whi railed hi 4 c..arressimi ; sec CO' pied it, 1114 i 1111 :: 111 1%4" the'rheans of jmizing for stetirse4ves; hut. at the same sins-. we estikettsvd our ow es 4immolation of ii• itort.ll•i• Pelle y and • I 'ihs• accounts, however, nnsettled the ct:.;nt.ne. oer . o us who had not taken a• trident pams to tits ie and weigh al the ciremit. eta fler. of the ease. the lonilahle von p.o.e th'rettmeitso Plt thontitint •aeljert ;,e.rrestihz ltt dm character et our tr jury, a gen Item lit well art ; aattatett wills sir pottered• otraven sip the t: ing a bit gruit•iiirtsl ; 1,1 which it i • 1101 toes mach to say, tir-t ti acts the question completely 111 PSt. • p-onrs pro ',vie I spinet thia w:ete't.rl in in uFr, hit trial for tie (iku mkt.. Mr. Bird toil his halic.A.xper was to roneliP,ive, that • La perkri who wig i/C41..11! add &alit the ju ities of the verdict. The Juage, Vic 31/40.411111% , . the Counsel for the 'intoner and - a ‘aiie,t jut, au kit the Court intincsied with one eut.o,on letling of , CJs; The.ri.it , „; 11.0 witto,dit..-ttlyisl:it (liquid.* by Ivhat 1 .1:14 falsely heat :Ale! the rt of C'Etrl;i 11.14.iey I and I.y the doubts of eta,' who. MIL flfllll'l4 their )11141W:1a 141011 due et idenee rollerlirely. hair seiaisd a yrt detached parts. and drawn their can. elusions, atri:' the roofs r..sted strain single circutnitatic,m; - not upon the genfrlthrwlendy of the With a th roivictiesti• aria itiv own mind that Chit:le:4lu aew was the i.,ii:dorer of Mr. Cirri. aral' mere 11tei1srlicr. let me re.rie.l Fro( r...i.lers to wzigh atkatively the tarts v.tab.i.lied upon the trial, 0111111/N.4etl iiiias at 11/1:11/11* a cormoisi ar p..esihl ; *AA hnviu towed their judgment upon the iimituouy of the wit. rc.s..s. let them Bete ir.Me bow far the deSarotiaw of the convict wake) c nr earro!imat...: thst judgmea'. In C . :1 , ?4 like Pis iirotmt. direct eviaente of the hand that struck e ae not bz look-11 for. It it noither hi the brow! Etc: of day, nor in Ott presenze 10 . 1. bakers (41. lllollll.lniuntan t in common. p. 9)i:craves en.m.. But a chain of ei:cunistanc.-, wilt often i the goat with eltfal r.ettairty upon the criminal, stall the very artifices Do w.es for renceal.mmt will beim:thins htilray itirtrt h9tide, upon the murder beinl , dkortretl, oat im.st arc..irately es/unit:W. not by oar permit Poly. bat by 1113111' ftnd , it appeared that tie. intirtlercitt , ,uld have entered the house in :tor other way fi.in by the strait awl. it was equally evide&it that ailiniition had not been obtained by violence far Ate bock door was bolteil or. the the shutters all fottenedon the inside, and cot inark of breakiagev.• of any inorticieut having been mai to force tar entrant's Ica.; ilictevsrabL. The side gate was also ehaised :ad picilocked inside. It 11 . by lfannali Co'oper, that nu Saturd.iy even• the 7di or Fell. at 20 minutes or beau!' hour alter-eight the house 1.• yeller wit! seer, standing inside Mr. Igitril'e Lunte talking with a person a: the ti wad *.it Mt ;gad ttas Fe:mine: flew aril front the pat - lour. The lime it distinctly warked, In - the clock .truck ei.ht at If Cooper left her I , soite on Vitt ‘Wonlwielt Hood, :nil, a very fugty slit walked slowly, Hll4l cow tp,itilk with precision to the time. Ili the hall, where the body of 3ttry Sintirenit seat found, vas a candlestick a WI it whole candle in it, tt lads seemed in I, a v e been liAted but for a short time, and in have gone out stein. A gassiststy of blood had flow( 11 from her w 0411,115, e ,an i t rh, h e ad, in the spot whore it then hay; and near the floor wet itilother pool Of ;flood, as it' the hotly half hero re cussed from the place saber.• it first fell, tent widen, had it continued its lie there, shield have prevented any person, intendisse to go oat at the hall dour, trans opening deft door, unison, at the same (joie 00000 sting the bully. The maid had voatite.l very •!t it, the hall. &Id gh the boreal* wliete Sir. Hiril kl,t cosh an I p spurs ha .1 been raitsarked, a privat e tlwr.ver coot:dating 'bank ✓'t es had hero overioekrl. it was proved upon the 11111, thrt a Considerable 4 10 111 1 61 1 err property licioll4lo4 to Nr. bird, aunt whiell had heed see 33, isi the hose... a very shot? liter* before the miss dor., was in the prisoner's povver,ion. unit iii the sorer • hos wisere 34 past et t.a, stolen property was bound, %%VC dillies of the primates's sr shiest aids bloom. One pair of the ;niters, identireql as the prisoner's. were not scaly staitied %%Ns spots of blood, hut very much mark t. , 1 r. , plavlsr of vontithig. The pi ivotier absconded. puss tss• assprehrission he fahticated a Wog story, to induce e lot 14 , 1 * that Ise run.' the, property, but this story was emit dieted tti th ry part by accoraie aittlevvis. He attempted t" Account (or hi noel t front the toormog of Ike Silitlrday. who is the merrier wet. perpeirMed, till the atternossu of Sunday; bus mil the witne,ses he relied on to prove lii, being at the Tigers .dead, at Size time the murder ails committed, attirisi est,. that the earliest time they could fix bun there was a Tiarter past tine. It was roved that Charles !lessee was en;aged to dine with his brother, Thotturt I ,at l'eckdatti, at our o'clock on the Sunday when the loonier WAS 4191'01/VI Clij he did not go there till the eve g. but kept 11 , it critic about Greenwich; an d w h en his brother a.kea him o Icy he did not coott to din. rer, Iti• reply wa4, that there had Ht-en n borilde morder committed in Greenwich, %illicit had mad,. t! i r /owl' like a lair, C that had prercmed hien ::1 11 A.. to %%1111 ill! , bra -s,er at Peckham at sue o'clock, he usts.t h i e, s o wi t at Lust an hone belose the murder was '10(04e-red. It ads there- . fa, evident that lie 01,0 have had it entity Itnowledee of Om 'murder, and Mat the reosmi he gave could out have beets the cause 01 . 1iis not gnar l ; t dully wills hi , bp allirtr. The man iu house 110..ey kept his clothes nismit a fortnight beim e the issord.Ar, 10.1 a c ,„ 1 „.e., hammer, ant with such a hammer, in the judgment ofaeveraleuripttaa, ...ere bath the maul , r , pvt pcie;itvil. Tie. very Owl worm seal found iii it psill.i clue ho tile ',het Where $,, Ito Vt4ls keel, 4.1..• e to the lane ninny lie said he tour l th„ t our rile, and clue to the vo•lcit I cOf 110 former toaster, and from ttlittrit he hall 10,- 1 , in Ike h a bit of getting wailer for tie • e tisivtit eh chaise. flail another person been the mortlcrer, be moat (leo nay, stale., the itainater fr ',risme* and enema, it., by chine-v. depusited 1 1, o het e it would form tone link of 4 chain of ciieHia.liturc• IMO Gunner test in he all the rtf •I•t of :r• 'Th ro e *c ry ...one put the lorittrip;il ol'llse rri - Avner Now) »uich Ihrll4.l'4lirt Of ailli,i totirtler w.o.giveit against 01404, 11 houses. ittany toittur encemista ca‘t *atilt:mail +lra ugth to the mote promme.it feature+ of the eIII6M, wbleb ili• Ihrin-111111'et . .: 1 A1) in siU el) oftortiow, oceans • rontirionti in ell tile 4.4 , 11116: fulls ate ill be Coned in iftut•ey't. ttee4:.iti iiii ; lur i4C 111ItaWs 154111114 yvVy 114 r will 4*rd is. ute perpeniCiall 1811111•Ititsr. 1 . 4, . Mat la. 1111 C% itlulu the pot .J 'lies it ~ a , found. lost Gr wato•coginzusit of the ittur•les Sod lit.l hitt 1 .111..1• 11••e0tor marked with to owl wed vomit, lit for It.Jl vi Wei r thin Moly 01 . Mary Stannous oar futlll.l mur dered. The defence which he let up epee his trial had ball anticipate] on the past of toe prowcution, sad b:tosen by witneuct to be filar in all its Tina • -!ate] etc tin: tr.:* tot to the Ti n ter's II.! e] club as' being 7 to: o *Ay otuttreAtetetl by the evidmc.: of thoAs' Woo were p:‘.e-r.t. Tint NATIoN.u. lITGISTFR When he stated that on the Sunday he went from bi g xasb er . woman's directly to 1.....tt0n'5. after dimwit, and that itwas then 4 o'cln:•!::. the washerwoman ha•-•elr stated it e'en , ,only Q. When said that he a: the p..raor, get over the wall at 4, and that he afferwards went art, alai tin hainille, which must have taken some time, he was centr idieted l v lietton, who gaud that it was not more than half past 5, or 2 , r miuuta to 4. when Htusey wan convers ing with hint. Wlicei he asserted that he dial nor see the pastes of buckle:tent:ging to Mr. Bird, which were round in hi; pla.sl.siSallt. till the Saturday fol. lowing the murder, Thomas 11%tiscy roved it to have fallen how rocket on the •Mondiriprweitig. When he would have shown that ;he stain* of Irlood on his ziothes were from a wound roeeived lay 11:1 - "chot,. in g .tting over the wall, it turned out that he hat lan on the clothes when Ht e get his wound. The extravagance of Charles ev , s..-y's declaration la. manifcct in • every sentenee.rensAlering the elta:octer of the man, and his con . duct neon Otis li f atriblevtaitireition. it is dot. I trust, a deficiency of coninton charity in me. te--!!Jei that his statement. as exculpaung him from the actual murder, is totally unwo.thy of credit. lle admits, " that he pisimed the robbing and protried it to two other persons; that upon the very day ni h i beingagleed upon they met. but dial nothing Cita fvening ; that a week afterwards they mut:vain, and nasal thy his own avount the chief itetcr in the I ierting t 5 of this tragedy . , calvised its !wing proncedtd with that evening, he liatir.g piveided n hammer for the purpose of breaking open the door ; that they went all three at half past eleven, but lind • ing no ;.us-neer was-return ! in tile hroc7,Mr, and x great many people passing and repassing; they lixanic et!, tied that upon !los . trey earnlks.titig• what 11.: :•;•• said about Mr. Phil's early hours, they gave op the undeitaitinb for that night." Unless Hussey sod his companions wvitt with nix' determination of rousing Mr. Bird, and inducing him angle( an al.arni, the handrer pros Wed by II uw,. Poet havottani the wort initruitieut possible for the pur rs: he in'cis'ed it. Inquiry by. !win made cf Iltisisey's wiisl.ervoman, Who denies positively that. she had Ever any coiversat:lit with hint relative to Mr. Bird. ncr did 511 c know there was suds u person as Mr. Bitd residing in Greener:ch. His declaration proceeds to state, " that the three agreed to meet the Park at a ceitrin spat and go from there.! to Mr. Itinl's %Odd' they accordingly did. between tight and nine on the evening of the murder. 'The plan was. A wits to knock erne front &air, and B. to get o*r or brei.k open the Ade door. aiat se, proceed round to the hack window. While Lids was doing, A was tat engage the - servant in conversation tint§ sate, time as lie found B hail got iii; that B had great difficulty i doing; this, but at last did." • • To those who have seen the premises. the falsehted of this part of ithe account mast be palpable; and tf Hussey had recollected more accurately the front of Mr. Bird's house. Ins story probably would have been ditt'erently framed. The side door. which II was to get over. is without any opening at the top, and the wall it• hut; into is as high as the seclind-fluor of Mr. Bird's house:; getting ovi r it, alleiefore. amid never have beta u part of the . plan : and as, when the murder was diseoverid, tris door v: as chanted and padlocked on . the inside, and had not been broken at all. it is quite clear B did not get in at the back, a irile A was keeping the fintistkeeper in conversation at the front doer.— De ities the absurdity of this plan 1.: self-Evident. A was to keep the housekeeper in conversation at the front-door. while B, at the hack . of the Itotts.t. was tlOillg that which must have immediately given an alarm to Mr. Bird and the litrat-ekeeper, at an hour when the least alarm would have been followed by dosaOrery. This declaration goes on to. state " that B, after some difficulty. t gat in. when A immediately knocked down anal killed the servant with a mallet he hail provided liiire-elf will% old fl rushed through the passage and struggles) with Mr. Bird, whim lie soon did fur with the hammer which Busse,. had given hint ; that while this wa L V:rig on. Bali:icy wits &tait.iing cio.4: to the Ti g er's 111;:d, and was to whistle if he saw any one was comingo‘lich he dial twice, as ther e Were two I=AM:a that raised ; hut as the night was very fougY, and , it was a little beforeright in the evening, they se.oned to take no notice .if the light of it candle which the servant had in her -hand at Mr. Bird's dour." 1: is necessary to pause again h: re. to notice another of the Moons siatencies of this very iniprohable story. Hussey states. that his post was close to the Tiger's Head. and that this tratisaetion took 1 duce between it and g o'clock. It is to be recollected. that die evening of the Murder was the club night of the Pad Fellows at the T4,..er's Bead. :aid that Hussey, being a member. would stand a chanee of being seen by sonic a tic members :is they passed him, while he stood den to the Tiesr's Matt The night was eery foggy, and might have shielded him front observation ; bit, this would equally havaprevented him from knowing when Lis stymie of whistl;:ig would be propel ; hiked, the signal seems to hate h, eni useless, fcr it V.:4, according te his statement, twice repeated without being noticed. Toe declaration proceeds, " that Ilmsey kept watch for about r , .• :r.. minutes. and thinking than a long time, and teat they (night he discovered, he ctossed the street and quietly tapped at the doer no one answered, nor did he hear any noise. Tiiiiiking this strange, Ile wont to the s;de door. and tiled to get in there. but found i: quite fast; he then returned to the front than, but could not open it. Ile knocked again. and was at last let in ; he forgot by which of the two. but be add, • We were at the top of the house luokirz over what we bad timid, and you alarmed tn.' " This pale of the story irrcconeileable with the former. If B had either gist over the side door• or broken it open, and had forced an entrance into the hack part of the house, the same passage was onen to liiissey; but he tried that way, and could not get in. teltwas fa . if. IF these supposed accomplices were alarmed by Bung's kno:bing. they would hardly have opened the door without somesignal being rme i oa ,l 3 . g iven, Which City eould hear while inside-the house; this, at so early an how. is the evening, would be rather a dangerous ex periment. The knock at the dour was loud enough to Ise heard by -them while at the top of the house ; and when they opened the door to Hussey. thcy risked discovery funn any person who might be pars. ing, as Clem Sias a lamp immediately over die trout door of the bottSe s which wight hese altos n the seen,. of Blood. He further states. " that he tent in, and in going up stairs :stitmll'ed over the body of the servant, which they Aire removed .out of their way. Ho was shocked to learn from them the fate el Mr. Mill and the maid-servant, but B said it could not be helped, ...Is they Intim/diem, and pat ticolarly the old man, so resolute. Ati..r beim m.the hno?;•: 5 inarites. it was :weed that he should go 3Jt, and in tea alliroltes utter they both came to him. lie was then in time middle of the near /v opposite to Mr. Bird's house, anti it ItrA, so dark that milady could see him. They then went into the 'lstrk, and trout the lijd of a (lat.,: lamern. which A bud brrisgl.t ,with him, they lsegan diri ii ug tie property which was tied up in a sheet. There iscr. a great 10:ny articles, but the smallest part fell to his lot. They said, th a t in the bureau a great many guineas were found, which it was agreed they should have, and Hussey the Bank -I:ou:said watches, &e. Tricy :hen separated. and he went and changed wi,,a he h a d d one this, lie came dower privately, and wentte &pond near Vaasittari.terriwe, where lie threw in the maltet ands: kith the and hammer, which kid been used in 1.1.: b un dl e , other two meta requested hio; to take with Lint." If my cm:nue:ion of the terni • confessicn" is a corre-t one, and 'that it means an avowal of the truth, the ft w hest seater:ices of this iiian*:; ikclatalion deal oy ,the possibi Thy of the stattincnt he made the cellar or upon the seadald, dicing admitted as a confession. lle a ffi riod t!,at he it as stss•ksd ut tile fate of Mr. Bird aril his house ikeeper. and yet, aStlekcd as h e was. within &le hour of the commis slim of this barbaroas a..a.sinatiou, of which lie was the sole mover, . c could ko to a dub roma. aoU sin; two son g ., w ill, hi s , boe .l dicer 'lultxss, drink. smoke• ma! sies.p. and wit..in a few days following to the grave. as an idle s?..a.doc, the bodies of the two victims of his ; kid can we fore nrimen: ere lit that Mr. Bird's resoluteness was the motive for eh. lot ; a poor ioilrm man. set y cara.uld, who udglit have tied to Lis ci.eir a packthrised?.. 'SEPT. 7 In liussey4 postv::ion, at the tistitrice of a month after the mure den, wore found the foliating Ort:eles, which warn alone turtle tolerably large bundle, sit --an lar ge a l kata , a i as aa of „ w cloth. large cotton shawl. a silver stop a silver wine strainer, an old cotton handkerchief.: shirts, A'alehc3. and five 11. Batik of En g. land notes, and plea Bank of England not e s t Tati . yet lie atate nt Oaf the smallestshare roll to his Besides these, tinge of some value, and one great appatedt value, and' a watch., were found on li:s person. Ii they went to the Park to divide this plunder, they must have pasiad unnoticed thrun isolt the streets hit their large . bandk, of through the Circirt, to hate gut to the Park • and as the gates arc in thomonth of Fetal:airy loale.cd at nine o'clock . .when they had finished thait partition, they nook', upon their return, have to get over the i'm'. wail with their handles. Jr :ala. Bird hail by lino the guineas which Huscy speaks of s heving'Leen tumid in the human, they wookl probably have been is the secret drawer. %%bid) was neverthelela undiscosercd end when. 1w affirmed that his share consisted of the Bank nt trs and ilia wangle', while the gold seat retained by the others. lie was rot aware that it had been clearly aitertained, that be hid himself been disposing vE gold coin at a b!'10)1 in Neap& Street a few days after the murder. What the valuable share of those supposed accomplices could con. silt of it is difficult to imagine; for, with the exception of some lace and tun or three uriielos of silver, all that was lirsiann the eight of Cie no toiler was found in the possession of Charles thus ea. If, ar lie state?. he had thrown the hammer and mallet into the pond at Var..ittart Terrace, there would have they both bean found ; beet r !innin.er is only found. there, (although the pond has been take thoroughly searched.) and with a hammer amlyaaand not dt. mall wore tlteiblo s and frnatigas upon the heads of bat the ma • . dared persons inflicted. There was no mark whatever of a ma'act having been in any tray used in this horrible work of death. With relation to his alleged companions in the rubbery, Hussey appears to have evinced feelings of considerable ind.itgence ; for, :a • thougo he planned the robbery, yet .lie received the smallest share o(' the plunder. and took upon himself all the Hal: of the diecovery ; In; he undertook to dispose of the instrument; of death, and kept in I .a posa's arm tl:e bloody clothes, which must, when din:ova...ed, add to other presumptions againu him; and, while he lurks about scene of the assassination, his associates, the actual murderna, (whose names, he it known, am, by accident no doubt, the 1711:4 comae:: 311)!• found in the navy list) escape without a trace to lead to their detection, or even their dearinntion. But, to convince any reasonable inquirer of the falsehood of Hut • se •'s dcalaratoo, it is only requi.ite to compare a &lon compute( eta.of the time he rises, with the data furnisaed by the testimony af• ret orate w ltrc.sa i. The cicc!rar,:ion alleges, that the home was ertered betwten eight AM nine ; some trice of time intervened between A knocking nt the. door, and E overcoming the difficulties he found in getting into the . house. Another al:mance of time must be made fur the commis. sion of the murder, M. Bird having struggled a good deal. Hussey was , 20 minutes on the watch, before he went to the door to thew taicciates. lie was in the house for live minuteil, and then waitod ten minutes for them. They went to the park to divide the plunder probably we should allow ten minittea for this part of the transae. tion ; the division of the bopty might take five minute,. Ilussey'a return from thence to dress, ind the act of changing his clothes, cannot be computed at less than a quarter of an nom. His then going to the pond at Vainaittart-terrace, to conceal the hammer and mallet, and his returning to the Tia•cr's Head, must have consumed at least tan rnbuttes or a quarter of an hone more. By his acromit, Cit.4efine, of the transaction, from the commission or the ;der to hit joinirg his companions at the 'figerat Head, it vraiild tcgnire, upon the moat moderate computation, art hour and a half, and probably a much longer time. than this calvelation amounts re. 4;0111pill* this w ith the proofs upon the trial. Mr. Biril and his hrusekeeper were sern alive at 20 minute' or half past Oithi and all the witnesses ntreed that idiom 20 ntinvxra after nine (one witticss ' , aid 10 minutes past nine) Hussey si as at the Tigei•ri }lead ; su that all these different rirroma tare most. they took phi ee at RH, !rave occupied mil)* 10 soint.tv* —a thing 'lade ineted..lile to those who know the relati% e sitoatiun of Mr. Dui and Letton's houses and Grceowit Is l'aik. Upon these grolmils. strengthener? by other miner circum stances of corroboration, is toy conviction founded, that Charles liossry. 's own hand inflicted the mortal blows upon Mr. Bird:old his housekeeper; that he had prerionsly . eil the hammer for the express purpose; that he knocked gt the door at half past eight Weloelt. and, while speaking In ILO maid, felled her to the g d with his right hatill,and !brio, to the street door wills his left ; that itpost Mr. Bird's advent... Mg to the door, be was iu like manner struck down by the hammer ; that he made a hasty search through the hou'er and having moved the housekeeper from the front door, (as lir r body had fallen so as to pa event the door from openitig„) he Int hie jar ket and goiters bloody, nod the latter marked with vomits that he I w , k ilia bundle of things he stole to the dark cellar wt Letton's, and tltrew the hammer into the pond : that he them chanced his eltithesotittl immediately returned to the club, where he sprit: the evening, unaffected by the fuel atrocity in which he had been engaged ; and that lie depend ed mainly for his acquittal 1111011 the early hoot in tho ei en leg at which he mixed amongst t h e reeinbut sof his club. It may he felt, and. indeed, has been forged, that linssey made his c .nfes.ion at joiuir e , in tin solenut office of rereir - hag the Sacrament, and th a t lie melt have no expectation then of escaping ponisbment. Whatever weight these rot - siderationa might have in the ease of an ordinary offender, in the present they have tan wi ight with me. lle rest ed the. Pricrailientoienying his implication in th e offense: and in lilt. last letter to his In other Info's. the trial, lie exults, Chet how • ever the general op . ittion was against liim, still while "there is life there's hope." J. L. BICKNELL. Greenwich, Sept. 1. Frotr.trw TlLAottnnrittelr.—Yriday a carman of gi.notio strengui 4.1. 1 . stature, was punished !:y a severe drahhing, by a )00 1 4; gentler:m.lin those resperth greatly hi.: inferior. The gerolieman turniag oinof Chancery Lane into Fleet street, in a gig drawn by a very spirited horse. The roman was visaing Lt the time, and pur posely drove the dray $3 11.1 not only to injure the gig, but to endanger the :alit) , of the driver. The yout.g geatlenian rektonstrated with him on his c.aultict, tool was replied tie by the niost brut: dubiety, aceon: ponied with a strOce of the whip. Ile had soon, however, cause to repent of his rutliar.ly conduct, for the gel:tit:main dismounting Inn, his vehicle. mid giving his hone in charge to a bystander, soon gave his unweilely opponent Fa severest drubbing that he was glad to cry o n e for quarter, hming been conipktely deprived ei anl. his etionteuance in ''her res)x•ets bearing ample testi:no:ly to the punishment he had so (!eservtdly received fur his brutal condor.. (leans placed or. his own dray. :Jul the charge of conducting his horses was undertaken by another elrs) man who was parser s at the time. The gentleman drove off' amidst the cheers of the crowd. nut havi..g reer.ired tits sliglitest appareut injury in tic rencontre. icer,l.,y %eunuch! u ',mule man, 114ItIVII jiIIIIMX Harley, 40111i1Irtalally encplurd a% honk keeper an .1 cashier, in the !Rome of Mr. Alva:miler M.C.le shy, all f . 11)illelli nu rrhaut,., re/lidillg in Hat o! . (l4irk, 4:lXCl.'tided wirer iikßlllll rf nucne:N! amooottiog to ormly lice 1u54.1111 , 11 pnood.i 14% all mire vt.to %! !lately wait. He wit% trarril to Dulaw, ltlyi en•tittly 10 4 11441 N 11411 w ar I.3l‘lo4VpMiiiig to }rat hill, on 1 / 4 14111 the ;locket fur 11,, head, Sloe molt ly, of caking refuge itc America. Thu w.liuln of tke ecarl, prupec . l) was found upon 111111. Ilia -- r -