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pICUNOyD slTURDiY DECEMBER 3D. 1872.


..yOT AT HOME. I've told that in fashionable
life for we there, ii is no uncommon prac'ce


for the who may be called upon by an un"eicome
x.,o, 10 send word the door that ne - 'o at tonte
ho,yh =, the same time comfortably ensconced in the


o, ,,,,o, As an apology the Of editorial th


week. ourselves of the same license, and say to The
render edtsorraHy at home"


MuTos ! ALExANDER--The trial Of this IN
dividual, charged with The murder Of Noah Lou
gee, the broker, was concluded, in the Criminal
Court Of Phllade phia, on Tuesday last. Inc
Jury came into Court, OF 4 O'Clock, win Veruic'
of .,o, on,l,v Of ,he felony Of murder, bot guilty
of ,,,osIaughter' The United States .Zete
says


The prisoner " ho had been standing, as is the
form no sooner heard the last words than he tell
backwards ia his chair a paroxysm Of grief !,
his sobs were long and loud, bot were far exceed
ed by those which burst from his aged and agon-
,zed parent, and his elder brother. The specta-
Gle was a most affecting one: from the moment
of the rendition of the verdict until we left the
Court room (at nearly o'clock) The father had
no, taken MS h,nds from the body OF his !,
which he clasped convulsively as It he was
then to part from hin forever.


The Rev. DR.. Ducachet was busy IN pouring
the words of consolation into the fathers ear;
but up to the moment in which we left with but
GuIe apparent effect. The brother, TOO, remain
ed inc on solable. Milton, however, had partially
regained his composure at this time.


THE Sr. LAWRENCE CANAL We have spoken
of the completion of this Canal. The Cleveland
Herald says:


.The canal at the Long Slult on the ST Law
renee River IS an important as well as snbstan-
tiaI work. The locks are 40 feet VIDE. go feet
long, and sufficiently deep for sea vessels. The
remainder Of the work necessary to complete
the free communication with Lake Ontario, con.
eis,ing of locks a, Les Cedres and Coteau du
r ,pids; and a canal 230 feet wide at top, and
80 feet at bottom, with 10 feet water, viii be
pn, under contract soon, to be completed IN two
wears. by which time 1t Is also expected that the
WelIand cana! enlargement will be finished. II
1911, or a, most. in the spring of 1913, vessels
clearing at Liverpool Bristol and London, can
discharge their cargoes at tho wharves of Cieve-
flour, pork 81 of the West can be shipped dl-
rect from the Lakes to Europei


"Wh,le W. are at stand still in regard TO in
ternal improvements, and are tooltshly permit
,,ny our halt finished harbprs to 90 to rum, our
Canadian Deighb,rs are vigorously pushing tor
ward their works to completion. The Canadian
EnuuIrer siyA--Our haTbors l. Ike Erie are
progressing as ias, circumstances will permit,
other SIDE oi the Like. Por, Dover, Port Bur
within year, we learn, be completed" d."-Cin. Ga@.