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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-25
AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL. Aucuoneer.
(Stsre No. IS fun sfrset.)

TUESDAY,
At 1917 o'clock, at the sales room,
Extra Sale OF dry goods clothing fancy and pledged
articles presents jewery cutlery peumery guns, superb
watches, wines, liquors, groceries, sc.
Also large additional lot OF seasouabe fancy and staple uy
goods, cloths, cass imeres and vestngs
sAlso rich jewery plated ware. cutlery, guns, Watches
Also presents. gold rings earrings, ornaments. &c
WEDNESDAY,
At lOh o'clock a the sales room
Large sale OF valuable second hand and furniture OF all
descriptions, comprising general assortment OF Housekeeping
articles.
Also splendid piano fortes, number Of choice paint
Also, 20 splendid tufted hearth rugs.
Also IS beautiful Paris made work tables candle and light
stands featured the elegant and portable style
Also L., of feather beds, Mattresses bedding, blankets
quilts comorters, &c
Also, splendid girondoles mantel lamp. sc
Also entire invoice Of splendid plated and glass
sirand'le'' lo'tre' a'd T TFl fa l;Tgy; &C.
At l0h o'clock, in the sales room,
Large Sale OF choice woes liquors groceries, NC
Piano Foes-Also splendid piano fors including one OF
Also, an invoice OF fine paintings.
NBEvery facility will be afforded for the disposal Of
merchandise of all descriptions Business will be carried
blsnesa like Sales will be regular and
prompt in this row usds h charge solely si Of
sPo6 1SSE j.
hiSdso%s assortment Of Se Toys Cutlery Bird: handsomely
Splendid Tf woTs Marble tables &C. ''
| A UCTiON NOTICE.-ENGLIsH PLANTS-LEVY
4 SPOONER will sell Tsesdiy morning Goth, at u
o'clock ISL Broadway the remainder of the house
dons Moss Roe4 French aud stndsd do Arabia Double
CarLaton Sweet Scented Honey Suce it'll variety of Or.
| namental Shrubbery.
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rs NOnrnwAnp FROM HAvnE DE GRAeE rOn 1913

The prospective alterations in the existing tariff act has
had very sensible effect the Coffee trade and stmula
ted excessive mpoations to take the benefit of the pre-
sent free duty
EXPORTS COFFEE Rio JANEiRo JANUARY lsT
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TO TIL. PUBLIC.

u TUEIIC.
r1N0 TO $4,000; MIR. Francis X Crump, Watch Maker
ais Grand street bees e inform his friends and the
% make advances cash gold and silver watches
silver SETS spoons FORKS, and every description OF gold
silver shape Intended for Immediate sale Cash any
amount paid for old gold aud silver Watches Of every de-
se1nton REL aired and warranted 2s Grand street
DIS lmsnc
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PEALE'S NEW YORK mUSEUm
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(Broadtc0y, opposite the City Hdu.)

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY NOVELTIES
.1u for One Shilling
MONDAY, DEC. as 1853.
TEN SPLENDID PERI ORMANCES
The first II O'clock A. NJ and repeated every hour during
the day and evening The Museum handsomely decorated
with Christmas Green's and will be Illuminated ia the evening
a., COM!CAL PUNCH AND JUDY.
r ormaid " M Introduce his Automaton Performers, who
VIII play the aughabe farce Of Punch Judy mlrth
and fun ~ich this play produces for the children Of ases
immense
Put real ghter-he beats the negro the Doctor
out OF doo-knocks down the his
yudy-hangs the hangman-and is finally carried of by Old
Nick.
Mons ADRIEN, the wonderful Magician and
49, PROFESSOR OF THE BLACK ART,
will Introduce his aughable and wonderful Esats Of Magic
with mys.eols dsaopeannces changes &c. which have
THE WIZARD OF THE WORLD.
Miss ADAlR the accomplished Vocalist
Miss Cecilia Blanchard the celebrated Female JugEler and
Player the Musical GLASSES.
SNOW WHITE NEGROES.
10 Just arrived from Brazil, Negro BOYS (seven and
years old) perfectly white with PINK eyes wooy hair
white with the fiat and thick lips of the African
They can be during the whole day and evening.
MADAME ADOLPHE
The Celebrated Syb
be privately consulted all hours regarding the Fast Pre-
sent and Future She has been Consulted recommended by
the New York Mirror.
Admission TO the whole i2x cents-one shilling Tor
consulting Madame Adophe
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VACANCIES IN the instrumental Musi, Association for
one Violin and one Flute Amateurs ascertain terms
by applying to Mr. "a Back, Secretary, S. Gold
Pvae Instructions ON all instruments by efficient
Professor, ire
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On Sunday evening, Dec oath, at halfpast O'Clock b,
the Rev Albert Smith, THOMAS TBBLrs to Miss s. JoNrs
both Of Baltimore.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

N ID r. RIP Il L A l. + A r..
0DACHRISTMAS.-M
MODAY, Dec IS, 1913.
MAGNiF UGENp H H9kIEhIlE AsMUsEuENrs,,
- THE CHLDREN's DELIGHT :!
INSTRUCTION AND PLEASURE COMBINED.
TWELVE SPLENDID PERFORMANCES.
The first performance O'Clock the morning. and pre-
cisey the VIII be repeated hour dur
ing the day and evening
The Museum vs,sd appropriately with Christmas Green.
and in the evening 1t will be
BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED
the Grecen style with colored glass
presehng of Gorgeous Magucnce equaled
LAST DAY OF GEN. TOM THUMB,
GEN. TOM TIL MB-This remarkable little man. weigh
only Fifteen Poundsw be all hours day and
ng and will amuse the audience with songs dances &c this
NEW CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME
At each entertainment will be performed the laughsbe funny
comic classical mechanical and appropriate Holiday
HARL EQUIN SANTA CLAUS.
TRs splendid pomanc been several weeks prepare
tion under the direction Of Mons and Mad Checken from
Nblos Garden. Its numerous amusing tiieks changes,
I,ys,ere Nc will PIovea Delightful treat to
Columbus, Miss Jeeelyh-French Clown, Mon Chez ken-
Pantaoon, Mr. Booh-Santa Claus Mr. Erexent Black
leg Bepgar School Boy, Dandy, Houemad, Painter CHM
'e swf e H. s &C. ey isS.dd yeesI,
Mr.: ii. y. SHERMAN, the popular Bal ad Singer.
GREAT WESTERN, the Yankee Story Teller and Ethio
THE WHOLE Gypsy FAMILY.
first that visited America be during the whole
day and evening, without charge.
The Gypsy QUEEN can De privately consulted REGARDING
Past, Present and Future.
t. Admission to the whole Is cents-chdren under
for private consultations with the GpsyQuee
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BIRDS! BIRDS! BIRDS!
JUST ARRIVED. the largest of Singing Birds
ever inpored 9, this country, from Germany. Amongst
learned and Backbrds and large number Of the
low HENRY BICK'S ~
d8 lmsec Isl and 1853 Cedar street.
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90 EXPERIENCE HAS TAUGHT THE PEOPLE,
after more than four constant of Dr. shemans
Moderated Lozenges that they the best safest and
most pleasant preparations in His Cough Lozenges
act like charm in the most violent Of cough, aay
ing all irritation, and produce free expectoraton when
other have been tried in vain The Doctors Worm
Lozenges are unequaed they speedy in their effects
And Who has not heard Of his celebrated Camphor
ges? They relieve the headache in five minutes and are
specific for sea sickness papitaon, lowness OF spirits
and the various affections arising from sedentay
habits. Dr. Sherman warehouse is LOG Nassau street.
Agents-227 Hudson street, ss Bowery, II East Broad
way, Sc William street. and 1879 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
o. MERRY CHRISTMAS BALL-Grand Fancy
Dress and Civic Invitation Ball. at the Tvo Saloon On
Christmas (AIonday) Evening" Dec. 25 lSa3 Inc pro-
prieor begs leave to to his friends and the
going public the above recreation-ntending 70 maxi
OF the best balls given this no pains UT
pense has been spared to meet the appreciation Oh ms
tes The utmost sctness has been enforced IN the dis
being admitted Tickets can be obtained only Golfers
Merchants Exchange Custom House Exchange ana at
Ir3- No Gentleman will be admitted without Lady,
except on payment of One Dollar
B.-No negro clown, drunken or hre characters ad'
mitted
m7- PROFESSOR vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS
For the cure of gonorrh9a gee fuor abus and all dis
of the urehra These pills are warranted to cure
Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81
Nassau street w. S RICHARDSON, Agent.
NO MEDICAL ADA CURE GUARANTEED
The members of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy
of the city of New York. established for the suppression
of quackery successfully treating all diseases Of
private nature according the mode of treatment
adopted by the medical professors of the different hos
rha gee and all diseases of the urethra permanently
cured without mercury injury to the constitution
The consulting physician attends daily from O'clock A.
NJ. to P. NJ.
Terms-advice and all medicines required S.
IMPORTANT COUNTRY neutrality-suspicious. living at a
distance by stating their complaints explicitly and
closing SO, post-pad) will receive chest containing all
medicines requisite to perform cure, will full directions
for use, by addressing
W. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
street
o. RECORDS PARISIAN Alternative MIX
TURE-for the of primary secondary syphilis,
and all complaints arising from mercuryguaranteed to
Single bottle ST. in of half dozen $5-pack'
ed and sent to all parts of the Union.
Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy 81
Nassau street.
W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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phiIndeIphio Cattie Market.

DEC. 22-Beeves-960 offered, including 200 head from
Virginia Sales dull with slight decline in prices for
extra sold at per 100 lbs 90 head driven to New York.
and $40 remain unsold. Cows and Calves200 offered -
sales at $40 S25 Extra $50 Springers $40 $50 Dry
went to New York market Sales rather dull at 81 an
200 LEFT over Sheep-lll0 ofered.-Sales ranged from
20 cents to 81 90 per head for INFERIOR and 50 So for
prime.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, pECEmRMR a5.
Arrived.

Sun RISES .....'... ..7 Is MOON SETS
SETS ......4 IS HIGH wArER ..l IL
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Matter and Aronts.

We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
port Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels spoken on their Passage List Of their Cargo, and
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-25

TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL cheaper than ever, at the
w well kuown Toy Store, 233 Centre two above
Grand street. opposite The Market families and strangen
wishing Toys for the holidays will do well call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Don't forget the Number,
Also full assortment of China, Glass and Earthen Ware
dl 1awtJlsje
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MARBLE BATHING TUBS.
NJ IN ETEEN Italian Marble Bathing Tubs with valves
LN Sc complete for use Well adapted for public bahina
establishment for dwellings For flu, her particulars apply
to GEORG. MfLN,
di1 Steod@r o. .ekn.n street.
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TRYON'S INDEPENDENT AMERICAN

TRHON'S INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
Boxes IS cents; Pit l2k cents.
CHRISTMAS DAY.
T w o p Err + O II M A N CES.
Afternoon PeforpaEse ocock-Evenirg P.rformance GU
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 25-1he performances viii
commence with grand pantomime entitled
DON QUIXOTTE.
Alter which keas of Posturng and Tumbng
Still vautng. Leapng, Somersetug, &C.
After which
Negro Songs, Choruses, SC. by Ole Whitlock.
To conclude with
ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON
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fhz- PROFESSOR vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS
For the cure of gonorrhea geet uor albus and all dis
the urethra These pills warranted to
Price 81 per box
Office of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81
Nassau street. w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent
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MERRY CHRISTMAS BALL at Washington Iall.-Mr.
4 Parker has the pleasure his friends and
the public. that he intends giving Grand Bs ON Monday
evening December 25b enjoy the good old Of Merry
Christmas.
Dancing o'clock and continue until late
hour.
Tickets 81 eahto admit gentleman and his ladiescan be
obtained at the Hail.
Grand Fancy Dress Ball New Year Night the only
to he given this season. DAG 2tsm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13

FRUITS OF TREASON-The following eI.
tract Of letter addressed to Miss Schuyler by
Alexander Hamilton. on The 25ih Of September.
1880, and recently published, shows. in part. what
ruin, in addition TO lac loss Of his own fame. the
treason Of Arnold scattered around him.
ARNOLD. hearing Of The plot being detected he3
Immediately 10 tho onemy. / went in pursuit Of
him. but was much too late, and could hardly regret
the disappointment when. on my return, /
saw m amiable woman. frantic With distress for The
loss Of a husband she Ienderly lOved-a traitor 20
his country and 10 his fame-a disgrace TO his con-
neeiiOns. % was the most affecting scene was ever
witness TO, She. Tor a considerable time. entirely
lost herself The General washing TOM went up
TO see her,& she upbrsided him with being IN q plot
10 murder her child. One moment she raved. apo.
lher she melted INTO tears. Sometimes she pressed
her iElant 10 her bosom, and lamented its fate,
OccasiOBed by the impTudence Of lis father. in a
manner that would have pierced insenslbililv itself
All tbs sweetness Of beauty, ali the lOyelrness Of
innocence, ell the tenderness Of a wife. and eli The
fOndness Of a mother. showed themselves in her 30
pearance and conduct. We have every reason Ia
believe that she was entirely uuacquanted with the
plan; that The first knowledge of was when Arspld
vent 70 tell her he must Danish himself from bs
country aud from her forever. She Instantly fell
INTO a couvulsion, end he left her In that situation
This morning she Do mJre composed. patJ her q
visit, end underworld To sUOthe her by ever method
IN my power, though you may imagtuo she i. NOT
easily 10 be consoled. Added 10 her oiher di.trerse.
she IS very apprenensive the resentment Of he,
country Will fall upon Rer fwho b. oulv uuortpp,,.
ior the guilt Of her husband. have ty.J ~
persuade her ihat her fears are uniounded. but sb.
will not be convinced. She received us In bed
with every circumstance that interested our sym,,.
and her sUheriugs we're ~ eloquent that wished
myself her bfJiher, 70 have q ngh, 10 bscgps bsy
defender
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13
From The Southern Planter.
M

Upon the South American shore Of The Puciac
Ocean, and The adjacent IslaIds, is found a SUI slauLe
called Gunno. which is supposed To he The accumu-
lated dung Of birds. that in countless myriads range
that extensive coast. seeking their prey in the 6nny
tribe Of The great ocean. The ierIIizing effects Of
The article are well known To the Pc uvians, an
have induced III transportation 5000 miles to
The shores OF England. Occasionally Tor the LAST
twenty years, a ship load would find It's way L. the
English ports. and although, perhaps. The production
is loo limited and the cost Of transportation Too rreni,
to permit Il ever 10 become an extensive article Of
commerce, lis extraordinary ferIlIZIng properties
render II a subject UieXiren ne interest To the inquIr.
ring agnculturIsf. 10 sells in England for ubJuI five
dollars the hundred weight. and from two To four
hundred weight is used To the acre. One bushel is
reckoned TO be equal to thirty or forty Of the best
rolled stable dung. This product has been analyzcd.
and ITS constituents have been found Io consist Of
those salts, which modern disco very has shown to he
most instrumental IN aiding the grUwIh of vegetable
products Indeed 30 eEoctly does This substance
seem adapted for the purpose To which il IL applieJ.
That an attempt has been made 10 produ it bv eu
artificial combination OF IT'S constituents: and # l.
hoped that this attempt will lead Ia a chemical com.
position. That viii aHOrd Us an 8riIic ial manure with
all the properties Of the qua 80, at a much lower
] price Ihan tho natural product can be imported -
When This article - Tres b, u Is said 10 be of a light
gIeyish color, but exposure som gives Il a brownish
cast. Il probably only ezcels the dung Of our pigeons
and domestic fowls, because Of the animal food from
which It is elaborated. a ship load Of guano was
lately brought into the port Of Balrimoae. where il
was soid for cents q pound; a friend who happened
TO be fn The city at the time, was kind enough To
bring US a lille boz Of it,a part of which was applied
10 some geraniums aud other plants by way Of eI.
pertinent. Much as we had heard Of its marvellous
effects we were astOnished al the magical result up.
on our flower bed.
We are yet cropping in The dark upon The subject
Of agriculture. but a spirit Of inquiry is awakened
that HAn arc - g LII - a
most Astonishing aud most satisfac DRY results are
ObiaIned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13

The Repeal Meeting at Tara Hall, in Ireland.
must have hees The INST numerous as II APP ears to
have been The must effective. that has been held
have caused more approximations To the English.
than did his energetic denunciation. lie declared
that there was no danger ufd 'srurbance or violence.
none, unless IL was commenced against hem. aud
then there was no dan. er 10 them. II there should
arise a danger. he should be IN the front rank.
lie coolly complimenred The quiet, orderly course
Of the soldiers. that ha been sent over To keep all
still. This no lie OF adde's is Tar more startling To
the Ministry than is an opposite tone.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13

a genilemlu' in thus city bur ght a hn-sc n
aHc;Inn a few weeks since; Ihe animrl WI rmnieS
kind. sound. prompt traveller, &c" The afternoon
as usual, vas given To irv the animal Ia test his
kindness. DC. Alseemed well. and The gentleman
leit his horsc.ieclIrg highly pleased wIth hrs harsnin.
a few d US niter,having occasion a. visii Cambrrdge.
The beast refused Ia gu over the bridge. lie rried
him nj nnnthcr and another bridge, hui sill! ~ i'm tie
sane result. The next Saturday there appeared in.
The advertisements the l"lluvvIng description Ut the
nhlmaI"A long tail hay nurse, SIX years old perfectly.
safe fnr a lady To drive. and suld for mo fanI, excenf
the owner wishes TO leave the ciiv Dos PosL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13

oUni II IA" does he ought not. The merchant
labors hours when he sleeps. and longer when he is
awake, than he does. His axe or his hammer may
not he out of his hand from sunrise To sunset; vet
when he goes home no goes To rest. his days labor
is done. Not so with the merchant. unless his more
complicated business engages hrs attention closely, he
fails. The labor is d different; hut not less SrIupus.
Who in this country does not produce and add To
the stock of wealth. No nne who is anything. S..
clety i. 80 ccn,tIuted. that uule>s a man, during tn Q
principal part Of his life. produces his pnrtrun to
supply the public wants. he must inevitably sink
and rise onlv when he besias 10 produce. The
correct thinker Ihen. will soon learn that by foster
ing and IN proving 10 the best uf his ability, all
classes and rank. in society, he will but promote hi'
own with The public gn1l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13
LOCOFOCO

We find the following extract from
the GAINESVILLE Aurora in the last Ban
ner:
"PRIvATE BANKs.-Individual Banks
are spring up in various sections OF the
country. They furnish facilities to
business men, at half the price charged
by the paper money swindling mills =
Thompson's New York Reporter has
the annexed:
"Col. Pratt Of ~Prattsville, Green coun
ty, Is about starting an individual free
Bank, to be called the Prattsville Bank
"Samual Washburn, of Carmel. has
started the Farmers Bank Of Putnam
county.
"A gentleman of Bufra'o is about
starting another New York Stock
Bank.
This is locofoco Banking-the "hard
money currency" which The Iocofocos
have been SO long promising the people2
Are we 10 have another shin plaster era?
Ii would appear by this article, that, in.
stead Of a hard money currency the
country is TO be flooded with 'shinplas-
ters' on the principles Of locoroco free
banking Are the individual banks to
be multiplied, as the Sleubenville Union
sometime since minated, until they
b came us plenty as stores-'one in ev-
cry village llurrah for the specie
carrency!-M. Vernon Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13

WIER'S PlCTURE.-The n. York
correspondent Of the National lnrelIi-
gencer says;
81 have been pleased to find that |
rather under than over colored my de
scriPtion Of Wier's picture for the Ro.
tundo. The B~ostonians have received
ii with n full measure of enthusiasm,
and Mr. Wier has himself returned 10
West Point, laden not merely with
bounuGul commentator, but with en-
Payment for years in commissions for
~p;c,ures. lie will probably realize d
small fortune from the exhibition alone
of his great painting in the different CT
ties; and, altogether, this isthe best ex.
e~mplihcation that has occurred IN nv
time OF the policy TO say no more) Of a
faithful discharge ola commission which
because entrusted literally to conscience
and honor, may be sighted with impu-
nifty. Mr. Wier, | understand. fas not
yet drawn the price Of his picture from
the Treasury, intending to lay il by as
an investment for his children-unCon-
sclous, probably, how much more they
Will value the fathers, glory invested in
the picture. On 1t the painter has flung
his soul, PROSTATE, aud there is a cir.
cumstance connected with its working
upon his mind while painting it which /
do not feel quite at liberty TO mention
here, but which will be a thread OF the
.Purest gold TO weave into the mingled
wood of his posthumous biography. On
the first Of October, / understand, we
are to have a view Of "The embar ka-
.tion''in New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13
ARREST OF sAUNDERs.-The
Boston Advertiser OF Thursday saws:

Advertiser OF Thursday says:
"Constable Clapp arrested Saunders
yesterday afternoon about 5 O'Clock, on
board the Loo ChoO, in which vessel he
had engaged his passage for New Or
leans, She has been detained here a
day or two from her appointed day OF
sailing. Saunders did not deny his
identity, but offered 10 give up 81 500
Of the money. The rest which he sta.
ted at S24 ,OO0-he said that he should
not glue up, and that he had taken care
Of Il SO that nc one would get il back
lie supposed, he said, that he should
have 70 60 to prison 10 or IS years, but
seemed 10 look at that coolly, as an easy
means Of earning the $4,000. We IN.
derstdnd that Mr. Clapp's attention was
directed to him by his some What free
use Of meney al the ~Pemberton House,
where he eslablished himself on coming
to this city. lie made no resistance to
The arrest, but when the officer returned
70 the cabin, having left him Tor a few
moments after his first interview, in
which he had not disclosed his susoi.
cions, he found the young man with q
pair OF pistols, % Of which he was If.
tempting 10 load, but apparently could
not readily do d.. lie had laid i'm for the
voyage a box Of wine, a demIioo Of
brandy, and n Of gin, and this, with
the trunk he was known to have purcha.
sod in ". York, with its contents aud