iu wiiuill lie siaiyi, i .in ie , erren n i .... . v, ,, , 1 11
u.. ....... i ,u... i u.a .... i.... a i. !
uy ua.ie, uiat lie lian as ins wite. ami nav ng -ave- ;
tu n few hundieil iloi.ars, wi-I.eil to mvet in lexis,
lm.lj Aim. ....s,i,..,rr ) ,.. . r-u, ,lr,w I,.. ,iu. ,
psrttdfoi Attun,wheie he entered h.' iiau;e',ti
the reei.ter ot the Orierin Ilou.-e ns " J'.lin
Weeks, Boston." The npieanttire of the strtin-
gcr was ca.culntea to excite sii-pie'ion. lie wasi.irc
reserved ami lurvou. lie did not remain long ! J:,,hert J. Ilirin, F.-retiun John B.;ir..t: h,
m Austin Our mlorniat.t, wlid.-t in Ausim h.v j Mr, Uarrv.'J.Cro-h... J. 1. l),ne..o,t Ah.-rt
ing read the letter of " Orota.ka, in the D' lia, .,, . j- , ,; v ,, ,, ,, ' , ,,
made inquiries into all the movements ot tin, in.h- Uiy ,. v' n" i , . ' , ;"
vidual. He also cut out of ihe r- gi.-try the entry ' A' vn l'r-". fe"T''': - Stackp....'.
ol his name, which was compared, vc-ienhiv, with ! ' ''e retqaitimg Jurors were now distm?. id from
the handwriting ot the It-tl. r of " Oroiioka," and i f.rtlicr notice.
although ihecntry in the registry is written hurried- The cotif.ision incident to the retiring if the
it hiiu iirrvtmsiy, yt-i u columns paws in revrn-
bance tn tliat nf " Oronokn,' which ore very pal- ,
pahle and striking. We pivc theic fait? ns tin y
are detailed to us, hy our inlortnant. who is a r"s-
pectaple citizen ot Boston. 'Fhey arc certainly
deserving of consi h iation and investigation.
