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We take pleasure IN lay ing the following bo
fore our readers. There wero many reports
in circulation in regard 10 tho af',ir, which We
have no, published believing that. in due time
tho truth of the whole subject would be detailed.
We copy the following from the Ky. Yeoman, o.
July Sd:


The statement contained in nnn.bcr ofparers
abou, Lieut.. Buford having committed infnnticide
by numbering his own child at Paducah, Ky., and
throwing it into the river, we believed ut the time
too horrible to be true. 10 Justice to thnt gentle.
man and his lady, both Of them highly respectable,
and having large number of respectable relatives
interested in their reputation, we give the following
synopsis of Card.


The Louisville Journal, of Wednesday, contains
statement by Dr.. John U. Lafon and Mr.. O..
II. Burbrdge, Of the facts detailed in evidence on
the trial, on the charge preferred against Lieut..
Buiord. of the U. s. Army. of DESTROYING his
own child. The statement is complete vind.
cation, in pcrf ct accord with the verdic, of &C.
quitlal rendered by the jury. of Lieut.. Buford


t was proved tha, the child was drformed ubor.
ton of five months, and it was removed by Lieut..
B. on account of the horror of his " ifs Mt its
ramainjng in her room Ill! morning. or being seen
by others. the most natural feeling Of mothers
breast under such circumstances. It is amazing
that such horrid charge could be Instituted, orip
mating solely in gossip against one of such hrh
character. standing and associations, as Lieut..
Bafurd.--Com.