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whose body was found near Penobscot CONTAINED
in our paper OF Thursday last led To an unfounded
suspicion that Williams came to his death by v'e-
lence, during that voyage. The description in
our paper OF the body found, very remarkably re-
sembles the description of Wlliams-in coase-
quence of which his widow instituted the criminal
proceedings but on Thursday the real body OF
Williams was found and recognized-and no doubt
remaining Of the perfect innocence Of the persons
accused, they were Immediately discharged-As
an act of Justice. ME-. Williams has addressed
letter 10 Mr. Brsgdon, of which the following is
copy


Portland, June 30ih, 1870.


sfR--You complain thai you are injured by the
criminal prosecution ichich instituted against your
self. Mr. 3onn,y and Mr. Force. in consequence
Of The recent ne,cspaper intelligence Of mans body
being found ,oth ecsdent MARKS Of riolenee upon IT.
You cannot, perhaps regret IL more than myself
and am not only wiling. but desirous 10 do every
thing IN my power to make repardt,on for me u't-
intended scrong. But whea you recodect that zoe
are entire Strangers to each other, and consider hoe
nearly the newspaper description nnscers 10 my hus-
band uou ,oiH mol, i think be much surprised hat


y friends should be urgent 10 persuade me, or hdi
1 should feel tiny duy 10 proceed as dds
The real body wds found and your oicn and your
friends innocence ctriained beyond q dosbi, a
hen became my duty 10 procure your immediate dis
charge and lost no time in performing that duty
exceedingly regret the pasi-a,d y can dd
more, Sir, wW eheeyfsiiy and readily do a.
When you consider The motive, you ciH, ] hope
forgire the consequences Of my error-I shall at al
lines be ready 10 justly y'ar character from The
uufeunded inspuiaiions uhch may hsue been cast
upon IL. and wouid erer seek opporiuaiesio 10 do his
|T that were neeessary-tm hope and beiiere ii Il
not


lam rerv ,c9ling, Sir If you uish it, thai thu.
letter should be nssds public.


Your ODE disai Serpanf.
SALLY WILLIAMS.
Ma. IAMEs BRAGDoN.


The Treasurer Of the s. Maine Branch Of the
American Education Society" Acknowledges the
receipt OF fny sersn dollars and seventy sr cents
from the Female Donation Society Of Arundel
by Mrs. LOIS PAYsoN, Treasurer.
July l, 1890.


We are requested TO state that the Rev. Mr.
S,reeter will preach in the Town House ON Thurs
,tav afternoon next